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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
ToPILEJO ATTACK BY ZAPPATIsTAS NOT BELIEVED TO
REBEL ADVANCE ON MEXICO CITY

Vera cruz. crday TroTo
is
nola a If the adya on Mexico city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
FEDERAL cUNBoATs zARAGozA AND BRAVO EN- ROUTE
TO PUERTO CRUZ ABANDONED

- d MN ia
c fled Tamo Puerto
the gun"a Vera Cruz abandoned in
the anuc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
BRITISH SUBJECTS FEAR CRISES Is NEAR-ARE A


ritish SUBJECTS CONCENTRATING under rms ~ forcign r
M Mexico III preparation for crisis whh they fear j. near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
THREE SwPEAKEASY
RAIDS IN BELLAIRE
CoMPLAtNANTs WE'RE aEsl
DENTS OF YOUNGSTOWN AND
SHARE IN FINES.
Surprise 70 Bellsire Officers. Two Al.
legged "Oumps" BEING In Business
District.

ON complaint of residents Of Nor.
ristOWn Ohio. three alleged sneak.
castles were raided To- Bellaire Iaaf
night and The alleged owners we're
forced 10 give bond for their appear.
ance before the MAYOR Of Morristown
today 10 stand trial for violating tho
Rose liquor law The places raidcd
we're conducted hy Mrs D Robinson.
corner Thirty first and Guernsey
streets. Charles Hauch. in Carey
place on Guernsey street. and a boat.
house conducted by Npke Fnouev.
south N tho ferry landing The ar.
rests were made BY Constable Addison
Davis. u Morriatown. assisted by OF.
nicer v X Tr7vrrs. ~ Uollafro
According TO the ohio Laws. any
pcrson w. the county ran make com.
PLANT before any mayor ~ any town
lu 2 county Tor tho arrest Of 1eraons
violating the Rose law in any other
part 81 the county. lncludin~ tho cifleg
and towns On the county such com.
plninant is privileged 20 collect twenty
per cent ~ The fines lmn1aed which
according 70 the isw shall not be-
less than 800 and coafs for the frsf
o1cnse The law ALEC permits the
Wlindrawal Cf q caFe similar 10 those
Of laaf night from 70 town or civ Tor
trial Tn another town or CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
OLD QUAKERS DRAW
Former National l~eaauers With Feds.
Greeted by Philadelphians In
Exhibition Game.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2O-T n O
Baltimore Federal league baseball
team defeated a picked team of semi.
professional players today in an *.
h'bitton game on the grounds OF the
NlctrtN club In West ~Philadelphie BY
the score OF ~ TO 2. Many viewed
the game from nearby housetops and
from wagon which lined the streets
surrounding the grounds. Knabe.
Walsh and DOolan the former Phila.
delphta National league players were
gwen enthusiastic receptions when
they appeared at bat.
knabe refused to confirm the report
that n presence Of his team here
meant the Federal league would place
q team In West philadelphia next
season. An official Of the club stated.
however. that the Federals have 70.
ceived catering offers 20 place n team
IN hat section Of the city and that
there n a possibility that the Kansas
CITY franchise may be transferred
here next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

was as follows. My Beloved Hus.
pond. When ] told you this morning
or my interview with President Mon
Ter who informed me thai We have in
rance no law 20 protect us against
me calumnics Of the press you raid
10 me that one Of these days you
would smash the face Of the ignoble
talmette. ] realized that your deci.
sion was i~rrevoCabio My resolution
was then made shall do Justice.
France and the republic need you. /
will do the deed.
'lt this letter reaches you. you will
know mat ! have done or have tried
ic do justice. Forgive me. but my pa
thence Is exhausted
love and embrace you from the
Your Henriett
Explains Letter.
JudEc Alhanel. Explain this letter
which the prosecutor relies on 90 os-
faIIi.h reconciliation.
Nine DaiIIauN. ~ never meant 20
say that ir rOiuE 20 the Figaro office
bad resolved to shoot Calmotto .
h1f not mad. up my mind what q
should DO 7 bad made It perfectly
plain tD Miss Baxter CHE English gov
cruoaeI that ahr must not give the
letter tO mY husband unless ] had not
returned af seven
Those iu tHc court room were all at
- ..-N .. ||f U.'"|NINN. .NNEF sam
Now. kindly tell us What took place
'n 70 CaIwtffa'a private Office
Mime DHIlIHuE flushed deeply and
hcEan 90 sUF For o. time She was
unable tu utter % word
do NOT know said che ir 70 burst
of tear.
81 fired. diI not think 7 had pic
iIu. DO If lr.sHffui that those rDyDl
tUI- I'D on fHaW-U'FDa 10 wac aI 20
Gr.rk' assure you cannot tell YOU
precisely what happened
Id SOU maintain our statement
mad" fH fhr H@EawInInr judge that YOU
.f mol time Intended fo kIu 49, Gal.
r... me judge asked
certainly. H.r meant only 90
make H scandal TrrI low Ir tho
direction OFF Die feet r 'a rurh o.
dreadful burden for mr fo carry am
wN Ifn fhHf . HHy. Killed on MANI WHY
should haFn killed H.r8 N.vlr have
4 ..ii frat The punishment rf Cob
r..'. should Do death Would Z
HaFe r-HIuIrrnI af.rfih|re fhr
s... .UH or u" rH band mr rhf.r.
I'D. .. .UH E.I
sU. sr.uaaI.I Ir tr,8... boz words
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
MRS. c. c. WRIGHT
SUFFERS INJURY
RUNAWAY HORSE CRASHES INTO
AUTOMOBILE IN WHICH sac
WAS SITTING.
Taken to Hospital CLt Wounds Arc
Consl5ered Net Serious-Wa5o
Shaftc struck TER Head.

Mrs. G. c. Wright. OF Moundsyille.
is lying in the Ohio Valley General
hospital with q serious. though not
critical, wound IN her head. received
when a horse ran away on Main street
hill and crashed into an automobile
IN which she was sitting. near the
windsor hotel. yesterday evening.
While II Is thOught hat Mrs. Wright
VIII survive the strange accident. vet
word from the hospital last night was
nor altogether encouraging.
u seems That the morse. which be
longs To Sam "BToyerman. became
IT ghteacd when the holdine.back
straps broke. and allowed the heavy
wagon TO ~ against him. lie ran
down the Mill and tae shafts OF the
wagon crashed into the rear of the
machine where Mrs. Wright was sit
ting. striking her ~ the base OF the
skull and inficting a bad wound Tho
party IN the n Immediately drove
Win the womG TO the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
BEHWO0D CITIZENS In MASS
MEETING TOMORROW EVENING
WILL rsSI W ssvrgR o. An
NESSTioh 10 CITY OF
WHEELING
Interest IN nosemsnt Czd te De
ore~tas-Proniesnf sheeI-o
Hen 10 spczb

a meeting hss been csliee q M
cltizens OF bsnuocd Mo are ln fsvo,
ot annexation 70 Wheeling. 20 b. b. Z
ar The city building IN Hrneoos Med.
nesoay evening" A. iris tine plans
I'll b laid for carrying the Create
NheeAns csfnpaiEn 70 - realization
-hsnElnw the ~soufhern BOUNDARY ~
the lower snf % the city OF Hsnwoo-
"A OtganiEstiou wn BE- effected. The
oblecf of Which NlI b. 10 uorb ou,
m details OF the annsNatica.
a canvas ~ tho scni.men. o. the
MIL town population has heen made
recently by these who ere promoting
the plan an u q been found that =
Eood majority fsvors a change % the
tS.s 2 mak.ns bcnWcod = part
81 ~ county. This j. highly graft
lying 10 the lead,rs In The annexation
movement a. IL vas predicted a few
days aEo that the chsnro could not
- effected Nitacut q bitter struggle.
OF course they DO not now expect 10
erect the change without a nght but
% not expect tho opposition which
vas az nrst anticipated.
Sentiment F~avo.able.
The movement has been under con.
sidcration for a number OF years bat
has never matsriailzed TO the present
extent The snail number wno. a few
days Z EXPRESSED thelr sentiment IN
favor OF tie anneNrtion movement.
has Increased wonderfully until nov
u can be safely said thar n = vote
vas taken AZ tao prefsuL time the
measure would undoubtedly carry.
A number % Wheeling citizens and
members OF the Wheeline BoSrd ~
Trade are expected 10 be present al
me meeting tomorrow night and as
sist In the preliminary plans. The
relative taxes OF the two cities will be
explained and 20 those who are not IA
miltsr with this paa4e ~ tho subject
Iho advantages 81 annexation will b.
discussed and tho propos.tion laid
rquarely before the people.
The calling OF tho meeting to-mor-
row night has crown out of tho rning
OF a number OF lccui mercunnts Tor
SUnday sclllnU. Tlese mere ants
feeling that hey are being unius;ly
r~erseculCd By the pr%o1ccuting alto
uey OF Marshall County n0d-the Mar.
shall. county authorities In general.
nave taken ~ present curse ss the
last resort. Tho patty prosecutions.
they Jay. have been carried on fer n
number Of years and az ttcre Il 30
redress they have accepted the newt
able ana expect - hsht u ont on this
hn' u II takes all sunneT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
CLATON BILL
Coon'iuusd prom first Pager


any district court. the amendment
would provide. might Do reviewed by
the supreme Cou upon appeal
The section of tho original bill r..
.afiur 20 price determination fs
amended 20 that Determinations In
price made in GOOD faith 20 meet com.
petition and not intended 10 create
monopoly could not be pcnallzod. The
section n the house bill which would
make n unlawful 20 refuse 10 sell pro.
Iurfe ~ mines oil or gas we'll or rs.
irofIrctric plants 10 bona ndc appii.
TEL stricken from tho bill The
@ Jon making DO unlawful 90 lease
" mako contracts for sale Of goods
m condition that purchasers ahai1 not
$50 or deal in the products n n com.
)rutor ie retained. with an amend.
nrni providing that the section shall
'pply 90 an products whether pat.
.nffo or Uruafrnfcd
Amends Exemption Section.
inc exemption section. which in the
nfIHo hi| Included frHfernaI labor.
.onsumera agricultural and morticul
.If organization Instituted for mu.
.lf h'Ip and having no capital stock
no nor conducted Tor profit. De- amend.
1 20 eIlmiuHfc tratcrnaI and consum.
'ft organization from the I4t The
fntifiou prohibiting holding a0m.
amos o. retained vifh slight amend.
HfMiF Do pUrHaeuI0ry
.rrfIOu ~ tho house btu reInf
~ To Iu~frrIOCklur TIrnrfprafaa Hae
Committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

sFreial h1arutch a. the lntclirenesr.
hLlEfLELU. ". Va. July so-Wu-
lam - Becker. ono OF ths test knoNn
railway officials. former GENERAL -.
p~enntrn1cut % tNo divisions o. tn
\ and " railway and Who has held
several Important posts with N.
bow railroad company ard Who wa-
assistant 90 he nrst vice president
OF the y a W railway up to to
niEnt. died here tonight. aged about
EiNty years- Mr. Becker was held in
hlFhest esteem 81 any OF the local
o~htcinfS~ and sorrow reign among
the railroad men generally. He had
teen IN n pgCarous condition for over
two Yeas from several strokes OF
paralysis aud his death. while deeply
deplOrcd. ~ Ia not unexpected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
GEN.. CARRANZA
'cOsuHu.a rom Tir., Page,

tranaier Of authority Of r-oyernr.Df
VIII be- succesaful
GENERAL Carrsnza BE- insistent. how.
'r mat Do surrender Of the Carba.
ldl EoNernmrnt should be- uuconditl0n.
~ he is willing 10 ia declared. hy HE
r.Tres"ntstivea here. tO grant q limit.
% amnesty not as = condition Of sur.
render but a. a voluntary acc 81 gen.
c,nfiiy on the part 81 tho constituf on.
1l'rfs after fhoy obtain Tho rplr4 ~
kp'ernment 10 ia tho Intention of
me cunHtltutionalists ~ give Fuaran
tees uf safety 90 she people generally.
hui % prosecute ripEloaders In the
plot through which M1dero was over.
fnfown Most of tho i1tter. however.
already have left Weuie8
No official Information had reached
secretary Bryan no % late today a.
to Whether the Carb1ial commission
hHd let Mexico CITY. although n.es.
paper reports Tor srycrai DAYS have
said they we're enroute aorthw1rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
TWO INJURED
when wagon overturns az Thirty nm
street Fairgrounds Throwing
Occupants Heavfly.

hfnt hprtuE wagon owned and
driven bF MI william Sulfr. was over
turned ut The new Thiffy-uUh street
play rounds yesterday afternoon. throw
lrE tnr driver and r small bow by the
rnUN Df huIun. wft was with him.
heavily Co Che rDuEd Both man and
hNN were injured although not seriously
Ir. MCCOY wac called and attended 10
INC injuries Both Mr. suloa and YOUNG
NuIuU were taken fn their homes r.4rb,
Two Ga bed springs had been piled
900 UN fh. tH.aUf Dot which fr f#frr
nh1' into RI playground and the wagon
ran uu Hr these and was 0vrrfrrr.T
II. .HriuEH w.r. LAYING partially BOZ the
street. DO la said The Injured man and
H'r. reported resting easily last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
BOAT EXCURSIONS
colorcd ns-td-nts ~ Bouairs 20 TAKE
River Tr.p To-night-OrphAns'
Day Tomorrow

The steamer city 81 Pa~rkersburg j. "a
most pupulrr host thts wees. Tn-r
evening she vil carry the Athentau
Social club. composed 81 colored resi-
dents Of Bellaire. on 9 spectaI cErrrsior
whiie Thursday evenings trip will he
known IS the Boston boat ride. EArtr-
SATURDAY.
Io-Wurrpw afternoon g free ride Will
De given the %orphars of the MheoUna
ulsirlct The boat viii leave the iocsi
wharf AZ 1870 O'Clock ana viii s.r,y 81.
children ~ ali Cathelfc end Protestant
o~rphanages IN tho cts and subarbe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

disjointedly. n sohs broke her utter
ence. In trying TO a. void "a catastrophe
} nave made 10 irrcparable for myself
MY daughter. poor papa. had done
better Co have allowed anything 10 have
been published"
She fen hack upon n chair shaken
Win fpbH. The judge again fnuulrod.
Have you anything more 20 savg'
regret 10 from the depths OF my
heart replied Nine. CuillauN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
CATCH SPEEDER
wilbur Nuzsman Nc-ro Chauffeur, Ar
rested on Island yesterday To4
Violating Speed Law.

Wilbur Mussmon. q rolored chauffeur
IVES arrested Yesterday evening by on
Ger Louis Fofttubaurh. for exceeding tb.
speed limit The arrest was mrde o,
90, isi"nd. end the u..ru driver will r.
CoiNe @ henrlnr this morning before
Judge Jordan.
officer icClatchey arrested Ater
ierch yesterday afternoon about p 40
o'clock az No. 100 TwctIth street FOR
d permit. The man VIII b. ~Iysp . 49,.
Ing this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

This Afternoon - 2ge o'clock the
mortal remains % the late waiter a
hetnnct wul b. removed 90 the PENN
aula cemetery Tor intormont. Funeral
held over the remains az the home By
the Rev. W. u. t1cids. of the FIRST
Christian church The conditions sur
ruunding young Ecrutts death MAKE a.
doubly sad and The widowed mother -
receiving the heartfelt sympathy OF n
host Of sorroWinE friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
HELEN vrx4ni. star.nr

Her death Ginning suddenly az the re
suit Of a chronic attack OF quinsy and
tonsihtts, Miss Helen Virginia. IL year
old OF AIR. and Mrs. John star
ling. Of No. u East FIRST street. passed
away yesterday evening az 10 o'clock.
The deceased wes one OF the best known
young girls In her nelChboThood and was
a general favorite. She r. survived by
her parents and one sister. Miss Jessie.
She YVES a consistent member of the
North street NJ. T.. church and belonged
20 tho various Junior societies Of that
church. Funeral arrangements are as
yet incomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Two applications Tor enlistment In
The United States army ere accented
Yesterday by Capt ~ s Hathaway.
N Pittsburgh. when hc visited the
local recruiting office The rcrruffs
are Harry T.. McEiwain. % shadyaide.
and Gordon n HiRol0w o. thia t.tv.
Both were assigned 10 tho coast Or.
rllery. and left yesterday Tor The 60.
lumbus Barracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Funeral services over the remains a..
the late MI Jacob Berger were held yvs.
teruay morning at tho home OF his els.
ter. Mrs. 81. ~. Lukens. OF the Island
Rev. Jacob H~rtttingham. OF the st
Lukc'S = = church. had charge Of the
funeral and fntermeut was IN Green.
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
TWO ARE SHOT

..I.f .n1uer and boz Robert
@Eiro1auer. g Graudyiow street. were
inf recipients OF o. load 81 bird shot
.'fiat afternoon when they were
II'..H. berries un q farm north Of
inr gIfy Don kIrhlaud district Neither
Of ihn men were seriously injured.
The shot only penetrating FAR enough
io Do uncomfortable just what &C.
fon V'I hH token ia not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

The last sad rites over the remains Of
the late Charles J. Mascman were held
yesterday morning A. $50 o'clock At the
nome OF his parents Al Echo Point.
Requiem high mass was celebrated AZ
the st Michaeis Catholic church and
intcrment WAS In Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
CASE CONTINUED

The case of u p Perkins. rhar4rf
With aesaulfinr Pete Hollis p Ufe
guard 40 Velle Isle Beach q few dave
ago which uHe 20 hHtr been ha4rI
Yesterday afternoon before Squire Ter
2 bobbs. was again continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

nnofso~-oarrr Nerrnann AZ
crosses ciHeinnsu PisyerA
CINCINNATI. July zo-A- unoUai.
tie uftnl~tUm ira az menbcns %
the esseesit Piaysrs' Sratsrnity ~ail
eentrset after Isiy p. as rtsris-a
~ Chairman August HERMANN. %
ne National ssssosli eormissoa.
tate tooay.
The letter written ~ Prealdent
David l. Fuitx. % the Baseeau play
ers' Fraternity. follows:
~ August Hermann. Chairman
hstiensl conmisSion:
Dear SIR
"inaGmueh 80 ~oraanlxed ball
sees "a 20 continue ITS violation
% section 70 and several other
sections % the Cincinnati agree
WENT which agreement - a part
% every players contract the
board 81 directors o. the Baseball
Players Fraternity hrs author-
izee ne 70 inform yoO that on ard
after Wednesday. July p. the
menberc % Ire orpari=stion will
70 longer eonsider themselves IN
der contract.
(Sierod) DAVID 1. FULTZ.
shortly after receiving this letter
Chairman Hermann. as president OF
the Cincinnati baseball club. called
tie members - the team together and
recited TO them his version OF the con
t~roNcfsy that has arisen. Mr.. Herr
mann sold
The friction between the National
and the Baseball Players
has arisen over the de
elsion that sent Player Kraft TO the
Glass A club. Kraft was
originally drafted from Nashville by
Nationals and later signed a con
tract with the Newark International
club. Nashville Immediately
put in q ella IN for his services under
SectoD . OF what is known as the
agreement. This provides
that any Cless A player drafted by a
league Can be claimed b. the
Glass 4 team from which he was
drafted providing he H. sent back to
the minor leagues.
This section Is practically a con-
dttion of section IS. which MIR. Fultz
claims we have violated. Section Is
provides that when a player g. sent
from e major league 20 \ minor league
club he shall first be offered to Glass
"A for p stipulated price. and ~ ne H.
rot wanted there. 20 Glass 4. II has
been my contention that this section
does not apply 10 drafted players.
and | have > letter from Mr.. FultZ.
under date of January 26. in which he
says that section is shall not apply
TO drafted players.
lie that ~ II may. however. there
Is a difference Of opinion. but ! do
not believe that a case OF such minor
importance ~ this Is justification FOR
any such ultimatum as Mr.. Fultz has
issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
WANTS DIVORCE

Nr. Martha ~ Camp filed "a divorce
petition against William O. Camp with
inf rIrrk of courts gt St ClaIrsville
'.frrfnr. Tho couple have been
HrI'rI tIf H little more thar "a year
Ih, plaintiff alleges that ftr defend
DO struck BIER acvrria times and
knocked Frr down and made several
threats She uake divorce on those
.r0unla and der maiden name. Mar
fIa NJ NrOvr. boz restored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

This morning at $3.50 o'clock will oc-
cur the funeral services over the re
mains OF the late Mrs. Catherine PETIT
cord. who died Saturday afternoon.
Requiem high mass will BE- celebrated AZ
the cathedral and intcrment will b. IN
Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
PETITIONS FILED.

Joseph ROgowski. q native % Russia
Yesterday Med a petition for citizen.
shin uahta. in The feferal court oh~e
We resides AZ No fGtt Jacob atreef
ara arrived In his country Nay n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
FULTZ'S LETTER
THREATENING
PRESIDENT o. PLAYERS FRA
SSILs UluMsTuA

IKE Orcsr :: ceecrc Effective To.
nnorso~-oarrr rerrrarn 40
crosses Ci~cinrau PlagerA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
@in0 ii6crfnhrrll-

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wurOc 9eitern 9lbcuo fur5 DOR S ll5r
Seiter @QiS, ser s So6rc altc So6n
BON @crrn mo 6rou g9olter GQis.
wo5n6aft in gfr. 1880, gSilfens- -9lpc.,
BON @errn @iIlinm ainicV bon Yer.
%, 93or0Olotntiuabc, nit ciucnt
sQlotorra0e ii6erfa6reu. Scrr &inieD
iIberga6 Ocn &na6eu ciuem in ser
g}d0c mo5nen0en 9lr3te, mclHcr ne
ben erbebli6cn Gcrlcblngcn an
aopfe einen @rub OcS linfcu 5SuB.
fnocbelS, iOwic oeS linfcn GberI6cn-
fels fcitltclltc unO 0cn 3uitouo Ocs
@lcincn ais 6cOcnfd6 bcjei6nctc
Spdter uiir0e Der @crlcbtc in sic
So5mulg icincr Gltcru gc6radjt.
&in0 lief Dor gutomobil.
Gic 3 Sabre alte 9llma N}id6clnlan
opn 9lr 2905, SrIcanSitraBc, licf Qc.
tern 9lodnittog bein Grcu3en ser
N0laoclpbio.RooO an scr Gurlcpitr.
Dor 0as 9Iitonlobil pon Slo00 6.
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1o5 &mo mlrOe nic0crgcporfcn un0
erlitt einc oiicnc Gopnulmoc lno an
ocrc 9lbiNirilngcn AM aorpcr. N}it.
Dca Dro6tc oas Nid0cbeu ST OF. 8.
9. 0mcn ocr i6m eincn ger6auo
oulcgte.
ms Dem 6eniter acftiir5t.
6anes 9Rc!liaIlep, Elm 9lnacItcIlter
0eS ct. llgncs-0oipital9~ liegt sue
Set IN i3wcrperlebtcnl 3uitanoe in
bcla9ter SInitalt OarnieOcr. Su Der
9'obt bonn Eonneritag alf 5reitag
par er ans cincn 8eniier oeS Noipi-
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