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The Dermott news., 1914-01-15

week for Omaha, Neb. for visit of several weeks with relatives.
 Keen kutter Food choppers the best on earth; } sizes.
 Dermot, H dwe, & Furn. Go
 Mrs. P. Daily and daughter, Miss Anna, are spending sov- eral days this week in Little Rock
 House for rent in Buckner $ addition. See Mrs. Ed Ander- son or phone No. I5I. 2t
 Universal Percolators make better coffee. Try one.
 Dermott Hdwe. X Fun. Go.
 Mrs. II l.. Nanvalkenburgh re- turned Thursday from eastern Tennessee, where she visit, her parents.
 The Valley Mercantile Go. is putting on a "Sho- Nuf Sale. " This is your chance to get some bargains.
 The Tax Collector begins his round of the county next Monday. He will be in Dermott Ian. 26th and 27th.
 Wolfe's side harrow IS the best made. See them at Wolte's Re pan Shop. Good supply on hand tor the spring trade.
 k. Dillender of the Dermott Realty Go, spent three days last week m Louisiana and Mississippi m the interest of his tlrm.
 Mrs. Adllne Stoyer leaves this week for her home ln Elblidge, , Tenn alter a thloe week $ visit aere with her son, D. <. Slower.
 Fox SAit Lots II, T. and It n Block Il, Daniels addition to Dermott. At a bargain II sold soon. Address F. 0. Box 44S.
 \. Overturf of Pemlseot Go. Mo was m Dermott several days last week, and while here bought nice farm of the Dermott Realty Co.
 Mrs. Ed Morris and little laue returned to thelr home n Pire Bluff Sunday, after spend ng some tune here with Mrs I. A |. Wilkinson.
 The editors family enjoyed a Ire treat last wee k Tn the loi m ot some good old home mad" sausage, for which we areindebtcd 10 Frank Etter.
 W. I. Tate of Mangum, La spent couple ot days here last ,rpal unit h bIC utta and 1ouu h A. who are visiting at the l.. A. Buckncr home.
 The Barnett Lumber Co.,, with l. w. Barnett as manager, has bought out the lumber business oi Porter Bros. X Kirk patrick The new firm will continue the bust, ness at the old stand, handling all kinds of building material.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-15
Local Happenings

"Sho- Nun' Sale.
 For parlor service, go to The Fastime.
 'Sho-N -NuH' Sale. See ad on inside page.
 ]. Paul Iones of Warren was in Dermott again Sunday
 c. k. Kirkpatrick was Little Rock visitor yesterday.
 Mrs. H. C. Burks moved here from Wilmot last week.
 5. A. Jarvis of Hamburg was a Dermott visitor yesterday.
 Mrs. Geo Mosley visited rela- lives in Monticello last week.
 Composition roofing, \alle, tin, etc, at Dermott Hdwe. & Furn. Go.
 Mrs. w. 5. Brian oi Pine Bluff is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Barlow.
 Mrs. B. A. Hardy Of Monticello is guest this week at the (. l.. Dowden home.
 Bread, cakes and pies-in fact complete line of bakery stuHs at The PaStime.
 ]. F. Sehg of Stuttgart spent { part of last week in Dermott, tht guest of friends.
 A new supply of Window Shades just received at Dermott Hdwe. X Fun. Co.
 MARRIED Ian I3, F.. W. Ross and Matte Tullis, Esq. k. l. Johnson officiating.
 Furniture and all winter goods, including shoes, at cost at tht the Valley Mere. Co.
 The Dermou Tobacco Co.,, wH occupy the rooms lust vacated by Fred's Pressing Shop.
 Mir. and Mrs. \. w. Benton oi Eudora were guests last Sunda> of Mir. and Mrs. Stovcr.
 A number of young people iron here attended dances at McGehee and BIlssvllle last week.
 K. w. Lane and family art contemplating move 10 New Mexico Tn the near future.
 Miss Thelma Straueh ot AIkan- SIS City has been visiting Miss Helen Buehner this week.
 The City ot Dtrmott has for sale one s h. p. Atlas boiler, in good condition. See X. Prothro.
 Mrs. II. C. Sunson IS entertain ing her mother, Mrs. Wells, who came here from Denver, Colo.
 Mrs. Annie Williams has re-. turned to Monticello after SD nd ing a week here with Mrs. Wood ], and Mrs. Blythe.
The Dermott news., 1914-01-15

NOCh pitdCHeu at tne bdptlSt church Tuesday night. He Was here in the interest of the Preach CTS Library Builders.
 Miss Jennie McArthur of Port land and Miss Bennie Harms oi. Dardanelle returned to their home last week alter spending week here at the Blythe home.
 C. T. Kennedy was over from Arkansas City and spent Monday night here with his family MT. Kennedy says his business there is fine and still building up.
 l. D. Hooker came in last week from Muskogee, Okla, where ho spent the holidays with home folks, and Is now behind the counter at Clarke & Clark s.
 C. C. Bowling and family are moving this week to Walnut Lake where they will make their home. They have many friends here who greatly regret their departure.
 Dr. ]. NJ. Corrigan of Monti- cello preached an excellent sermon at the NJ thodist Church Sunday morning, There were no services at that church in the evening.
 We have a car of field fencing, barb wire, nails, staples, etc, on the road. We can save you money on these goods.
 Dermott Hdwe. X Furn. Co
 Chas. Measles has accepted the position ot bookkeeptr for Porter Bros. X Kirkpatrick, succe, ding L. W. Barnett, who will donate bis entire time to the lumber husl- ness.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Remley re- Celved word last week announcing the birth on an. 5th of a daughter, little Mary Remloy Caughley, to Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Caughlet, formerly oi DeImott, but now ot Longyiew, Tex.
 Herman Gill of Warren has ac. cepted position with the Der mott Grocery < CommisSion Go, and will move his tamlly here at once. They have rented the C. (. Bowling house.
 MARRIED: Miss Grace Agnes McDevitt and John Henry krm- broueh, both ot this place, were married at the home of the bride parents at D. m, Ian. Sth, Rev. N. (. Denson officiating.
 The City Beautiful Club will meet at 2a5o Thursday. Ian and, 1t the Methodist church. All members are urged to be present as several matters ot importance will be discussed, including at- arrangements tor a banquet which will be gwen al an early date.
 Fox RtNI. \ farm with three or four hundred acres ot land ready tor the blow. \ bargain for good farmer. Only those who have implements and stock to handle that much ground need apply. Address Mrs, r. NJ Goodwin, Arkansas City, Ark, ot H, Townsend, permott, Ark 5tl
 Postmaster F. Leeptr was given the surprise oi his life last Sunday, when on gong home
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13

$50 In one day-aiready has been
returned. Those OF us who for years
have advocated that operas shall be
sung in the language that We all I'M
derstand may take heart. II Ii evil
dent that a substantial body Of opera
lovers wants. anf Is willing to pay
for, opera in the vernacuiar. Victor
Herberts American opera "Natoma."
beginning tonight and continuing I'M
I'll Saturday night. will end the Gen.
tury's season.
At the Sunday concert last night
excuses were made for Lois Ewell and
Morgan Kingston on the score Of In
disposition. Beatrice la Paine. Kath-
leen Howard. Louise Haussmann.
Henry Taylor. Louis DAngelo. Wal
ter Whcatlcy. Louis kreidler and
Alfred Kaufman werc heard In the
tower and prison scenes from I'll
Trovatore" and In tho garden scene
from Faust" The orchestral num-
bers were the bacchanale from SAM
son and Delilah." the intermeszi from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13

Third avenue 'LS lsft the Torty-sseood
street station yesterday afternoon flames
burst from the motor boz, and the driv.
at Thirty-ninth street and jump from
his post. More than nifty passengers In
the FIRST car ran into the rear ones.
Nearly every one In the train then
the cars and made their way back to the
station. The train crew got to work
with extinguisherA and after fifteen
minutes put the IRE out Then the car
was switched to the middle track and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13

Mischa Eiman. the violinist. was the
special attraction last night at the
Metropolitan Opera House concert.
There were q few vacant seats. but
the standees exhausted the capacity
Of the house. Mr.. Elnan was heard
In the Tschaikowsky concerto In ID
major. with tho orchestra. and In
Rawlins Cottenet's "Chanson Medita-
tion," and Wieniawskis polonaise in
A major. with Percy Kahn as his ac-
companist at the plano. He played
In his usual brilliant manner and was
forced to add several extra numbers
in response to the insistent appla use.
Dinh Oily, In fine voice. sang an
aria from "Herodiadc" and a group
Of songs. Sophie Brsslau On aria from
"Sainson and Dclilah" and a group OF
songs. and Louise Cox Minis aria
from la Bohcmc." Mr.. Rothmeyer
conducted. the orchestra numbers be-
Midsummer Nights Dream" Saint
Saens's symphonic poem 10 Rouet
dOmphale," and Wagner's THE Ride
Of the Valkyries."
John Mccormack gave n song re-
cital last night at the Brooklyn Acad-
"
completely filled the auditorium and
necessitated the placing Of fully 800
chairs on the stage. He sang most
OF his familiar numbers and also re-
sponded to numerous encores In .
manner that aroused the great throng
to unbounded enthusiasm. There also
we're several violin number b. DON
aid McBeath.
"siegfried,s under the direction Of
Mr.. Hert1, got . lovely performances
before q largo and enthusiastic au-
dience at the Metropolitan Opera
House on Saturday afternoon. Kari
Jorn. making . second appearance In
the name part. confirmed the impress
sion that he 10 the best Siegfried
heard and seen here in many . year.
Johanna Oadslei. a. Brunnhilde. ex-
celled herself In beauty and volume
Of voice and in graphic impersona-
ton. Louise Homer. Bella Alien. Her.
mann Well. Otto 0orits. Basil Ruyu-
characters. were at their best. In the
evening. la Gioconda," Mr.. Poiacco
conducting. with Emmy Destinn. Mar
garete Ober. Maria Dvchene. Riccardo
Martin. Dinh Oily and do Scgurola In
the cast, delighted large audience.
The Music League Of America has
been organised for tho encouragement
Of young artists OF talent who are
without money and influence. Among
it, founders are Mrs. H. o. Have
meyer. Mrs. willard d. Straight. Mrs.
Otto II. Kahn. Mrs. Mnsee BlaSden,
Dave Hennen Norris and Alvin Krech
While the aim 10 philanthropic, 4 ID
not intended to be charitable. Sing
ers and instrumentalists who havs
ability and character are 70 b helped
10 pursue their studies and 70 secure
engagements. while tho(e whose tai.
ents are limited will Be advised
against attempting . professional
career. influence will not be permitted
TO advance the interest Of any must
clan who cannot conform 70 the
standards Of . judging committee OF
impartial experts. but for the worthy
and deserving substantial help Il
promised.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13
Return $4,000
To Subscribers
At the Century
By Svipester RasUling.

q HORTENING the present season
- Of Opera In English at tho Gen.
fury Opera House by four weeks
20 give sufncient time for the altera-
lions planned by which one thousand
additional seats will be added to the
capacity Of the auditorium next sea-
con has disclosed some interesting
figures about the Size Of tho subscrip-
ton. The Mcssrs. Milton and Sargent
Aborn, tho managers. report that
%. l9s. paid in for the four operas
scheduled and abandoned. must DO
refunded. That would show an aver
ass advance sale OF &7.e2i.5o a week.
OF the total amount more than $4,000
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13
FOUR MORE POLICE DOGS.
Born 70 olive 81 ParkviIie station
Work Cot Oct for Them.

Police Commissioner Woods was ON
ciaiiy notified to-day that his force was
increased by four new police dogs and
that their mother. Olive. attached to
tho Parkville police station. was doing
very nicely under the circumstances.
! assume full responsibility for the
accuracy Of this report" wrote Capt
Mike" Reedy. an old time cop. IN In
dorsing the communication to Head.
quarters. The report gave the date Of
birth Of the cop-dogs as April II. 1914.
and related that seven puppies were
born 20 Olive. but that three had not
survived. For q day or two Olive was
~ her time TO nosing her progeny as
II counting them and being puzzled by
the absence OF a regular sized family.
The puppies viii be trained n the
earn their bones and dog biscuit Just
~ soon as they are old enough TO stop
playing and get interested In real work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-13

The Jewels Of the Madonna" and
THE Dance of the Hours" from La
Gioconda." There was a large audi
ence.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

0ius Elm Sgrier Saeob aauffmann
III eeibe.

IN Ser galbfpin pianp Jo6vii
aeristkn eeii.rn Der q Sabre alts
Soeob aouffmann, bon Ro. 76o
Sermon Npenue uno Der Snrier pste:
Wisulapsti, on Der qibertp Sirobs
tpcbnboft, Elmer e,rinefiiaieen llriah,
tpeo.n in Sirsii. sSn ieinsr Wnib sr'
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Id5lua Ieinsn 9sansr bamii iibsr ben
gppf. aauifmann brad b!utiiber'
FRONT suiammen unb mubte ben
ifdbiifhsn Soipital sinasIisfert per'
ben. Die 4.rste iielltsn ieii. but
aauffmann cine sitmlit ihiptrs Der
munouna bopon aetrasen bat. uno es
ts nur o.m limitano. bab CT cine pIos'
lite SeitenbsipeauHa mofie. su ban
ten fei, bab Der Sflns niht iootlit
spir.ie. Der Snri.r ipuroe IN odil
eenommsn, bessleihen frurbe nut
aauffmann i'm itGni. Eranienbaus
fir p.rbaftsi ertldri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
Nene Organization.
Sol oon @rnnoeiaentbamsmaflsr
in's gcbem sernien merben.

0esben Ser Cincinnati MeaI Glinte
Grdangc miro Cincinnati binnefl
Wohenfriit cine nelie Organization
bon Observation-Disclosures iino
Observation-Disclosures bnbcn.
Iie porbereitennen SfrIfte snr
8riin0ima oieier neucn Bcreiniania
iinD bcreits eetban ipor0en nno an
Der Spise Der ge.ueguHg itebt Der
8rmnocigcnthimsmafIer Wlifnel 3.
sSlpiin, Der nit elmer gln5abI 8c-
lddftsfoIleaen iiir fominenoen Ton.
neritos Abeue cine 8eridminIung i'm
BaIaee Sotel anberauult bal, sii mel.
der ale Observation-Disclosures
ciygeiooen perben iollen. Sn oieier
9erian,mIiing nirb Die Briinbuitg
Der nencn Organization gcplnni, Die
ocn Ramen ,,ReaItp gooro" iiibrcH
iino oeren 8fped es iein foa, Elm Def.
ieres 0erbaIfniB 5fpiifeH alien
Observation-Disclosures Der Gtaot
on5iIbabnert. auserbem ioa Die neue
0erciniguna audi ibr slngenmerf aui
Die 9ebaiuina bon 8riinoeiaenfbum
IN oen 8orltabten riften nuo ihrc1
Giniiub oabin eeItenS MAIDEN, Dab
bic gorit1ote before StrnBenbabn.
perbiHbnng erhalten. ooHiit auf ioItc
Weiie ibre geiieolnng geforoert miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

Urisbensrimter D'Dtu BON gosectto
ouf BITE NnfIoee bts Dieb1obIs aus
OiikrsDogen Dorsefiibrt. Gr eeifunb
feine Gnulb Elm unb iagte, bob er
iDdbrcnb Der Dier Sabre I'M Disnit Der
Giienbobn fur $50 Bis 800 Waoren
ltabl unb bon Rioblctcfpn in Ieertn
Wosen mad, 0omiIton bradte. Gr
nnroe 5il einer GeIbitrafe opn 5000
uno 30 9aesn gpuntpsD sDefGngniB pers
nrthsiIt. 4obcnaer in 30 Sabr, olt
unb psrbeirothet. Gin 1beil Der 9enis
ipurbc in benz a,ller ieiner Wobnung.
binter einer Mansr pcritedt, aefunoen
unp befnnb aus Raffce, 9oiletiesMrs
titeln. Gartenihlduhen II. I. IN.
- Gin Jeusr entitanb eeifern Tahs
mittas in Der Mobnuns Der Jran Rilit
an Der Siib 2. uno Sneamore Sirube
nnrh 8srbrennen bon llnrdtb. Die
Jtuerfpebr ioftts bic Slammen. ebs
r:nnensiDertber Shaoen entiinnbcn
mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06
Zferblidbf bfeitsberid)t.

Riholns Baum1nn, 5 Monnie, "a
Wnrp Ctr. Qunasnsnssiinbuns.
Caroline 6crlnher, rs. 2115 0ine
Str. 6er5lsibsn.
Siephen Bangs. "a. 1917 penble>
ton CTR, lunesnentsiinbuns.
militant 6ommsids. 2. POI Woobs
ipnrb Ctr. Qunssnenisiinbung.
Games Wiltins. 40, 80S 8ine Gir.,
Nierenleiben.
6enrietio GoIbimiit, SO, GiIsr,
Departemenis. Snou.ft in Shnsbe.
Watbilbe Ghnsiber. n, 1924 eta.
esp Npe., MISUNDERSTANDING.
Caroline Rof. SO. 443 1nnt Ctr.
ner5leiben.
Bernard 8uHsr, 8, 653 Ribbie Rb..
bersltiotn.
Rep. 8. 8. WaItsr, 70, 1be Roas
note. 6srsleiben.
g<ier 6artmun. ", 1710 gDeiiern
ape.. Qungenent3iinbuns.
gmma 6oBrebe. 56. Uine unb Wles
MilIan Str. 6hndfx.
gmma Rebipib, 81. 420 WeIi 5.
Ctr, luftr0brentnt5iinbuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

Nls Sbpmns groiun Don einrm Stras
Ifnranbcr lberianen iunroe.

gs tommt sipar i.lisn Dor. baB Elm
pcIisift Qusenseuse zines Sirobens
rdubes iit, aber 2eutnant Bartlett
bate nos Gliid, fpldem a.t beiauipobs
nen uno ben 5bdter in Saft 3u brins
gen. Ter 2euinant befono iih IN Der
Wiitroh 4att auf isinem Runosans
I'm Der W1he Der QearI unb 2aprence
Strobe. ole er ploslih einen Shatien
an ben 6Guisrn entlans itIeiden fab.
Der Ghditen fam non einem Weonn.
tuelher fif in einsm Sausflur perbors
asn bate. 9sm Qeutnnnt fisl bus Be-
netmen beg aerIs ouf unb beihtcB
or SerieIben su beobahten. 9d5os
brdufie Der Qeutndnt nifoi su iparten,
benn ss fam 9bomas 8ropu, bon go.
$50 pits Strobs beg W.ees. ipelfer
ahnunaslos an bem 6nuf. porbei9lnl.
Sm ieIben Momeni fprana Der Gremos
ling ous bsm 6ouIe berDor unb i6iug
gronn nieber. Bartlett hbaupiet, eab
Der gurihe bic gofhen seines Spfsrs
burhiuhtt unb iih ptrihisoene 9ts
oerii1nbe einitsdis. harrnter drh bic
@.lebDri. bes gropn. ipslh. ben ger
.rau BON $4 enibielt. Ter gearts
ihli6 ii6 an ben 9bGtsr heran rHo
ndhm ibn pbn. Sdipieriatei!sn feit
auf Der g3oIissitpahs CAB Der Suri6s
ieinen Hdmeu als gbiporb Riiber. %
Sohrs off. aus 9sDpori on. Ter 8e.s
bofiete fpurbe hss Raub,s bei6ulbigt.
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Ics sonnfna Nndjmittassfonjert.

,siir bos nad.fie Sonnta q 81 q d,.
m ittogsfon5ert bat Tr. ernlt
QunpaIb nieocr Elm senmBperipre.
denies groaramm auiseiieIli. Gie
aoIoratliridngerin SRI. 0iarie
Suabes iii Die ScIiitin. Gin iueiiereg
sSntereIie erbolt ons GorSert burd
Dem limitanb, enb cine aompoiition
oes Serrn Eier 1irinbeai. iein snter.
In6ium, nuf benz 9rogramm einen
glas gefluuheu bat geiielimngen atf
Bn[lericiiee, bic bon bem @eiraa be.
aleitei iein miiiien. merben bis ssrei-
tng abeno in Der Giiiec Der @eieil.
id,aFt, GOA Union Truii 8ebdube, emit.
aeaenaerpmn,rn. Gie gillets fonnen
bonn bel G9urcp geinfnnlp, on Der
gierten unb Gin strabe, am Sams.
toa ooer am Gonntas 9ad)mittng
uon 1 llbr on III Der Wuiifbnilc abge-
bolt peroeu. Cas- Vrogramm Inuiet
lpie folgt:
Tnnnh1micr morIf Magner
Cupertiire lie luitigeH Neibcr
bon Ninoior@ S.. NifoIni
arie, @IodenIieb aus ~2afme~
IeIibes
Wnrie 9uabes.
Euit gcpellia geIibeS
cmpertiire 1912" Iihoifopsfi
Mrie, .EerIe be greiil" 1npib
Mnrie Sughes.
ssnteriuoiln . 1irinbeli
3ipei Mngoriihe gdn3e Wrnbms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-06

Gie Neiuport Sfiiee fir bas Sin.
einnatier @Olisblatt" beiinbet iidl in
Ho. 339 s)orf Strasc, seseniiber bem
eoartbDuie, iusielbit Rcuiafeiten, Gin.
5eigen n. I. ~. bis 10 llhr 45 Minn.
ten gbenos eutgsaengenommen iucr.
Den. Selepbon Spnth 24Ot.
- Relic SdIbFlsiib Dertlaqt. sFranf
SaIbfleiih auf 5deiouna auf Gruno
bon Wtibbanbluns. 0ds 9aar ebeliGe
re Iih am 25. auguit 1906 unb p.rz
iangt lie audi llnter6oltunssgelb uno
Die Sbbut iiber ibre 2 ainber.
- @beI6eins: 8m. S6arbt, q
unb aottis Simins. q, beibe BON
Cincinnati. 8. - q. $. MansfI.Io,
26. bon SOI.bo. 8. uno cSrmu 9pt.s
man, %. BON 9euepus, ap.
- Gboriss 8bite, Der b.s Gtedeng
nit Der QbIibt eSo6n Chambers I'll
tobte1 angetlagt lit. tpurbe i'm StQbts
qertdfs unter $3.50 9iraIhoft Cen
8rcBgei6norenen iiberpieIen. Gbamz
bers eeeen ben Elm Qtta6ment erlaIs
fen purbe, neil er porgeitern ni6t IN.
@erihte eri4ienen mar, erfldrte bem
Ri6ter. oob er nitt getpubt 11be,
bab Der Jall CUR 8erbonbIuna toms
me.
- Stabtasri6t: Sobn Cperoirg
puroe pesen Straben6etteIns um
$15 unb Soften beftraft. - Somes
Warfball. BON g2o. 204 BERN Qpe.,
Der BON Wiaiam uno gioIet Coleman
bes unfuqs angetlagt mar, fpurbs ur>
ter 800 gIrgihoft geitellt, nm ben
9Srieben aufre6t gu erbaIten. - Die
Tdlle BON Seize Wairs unb giola
Bern. Die auf 8etrsiben BON ao6ert
Chamber negen Ilnfugs berbdftet
purben, purben ouf bas offene 8odet
gefeBt, on Mdirs Die Stabt perloifen
bate.
Asnrp Mensrs, 8au aDntrats
tor bon Der 5. Strube, nabe Der Co
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Gemer. e

Gin.n Gf,oben bon $1,000 ri6s
tste seitern Moraen Elm 5eusr an, oas
in ben Rdumen Der Stanbarb pus
bIiibing 60. On Der 9. uno Gutter
Strabs bur6 tinen iiberbei5ien Gas
ofsn gum gIusbrnh lam. Die Q1fhs
mannitaiien botten Iangere 3eit on.
gsitrenet gu ibun, um ben granb uns
ter aontrollt gu brinaen. bo audi nod
Gefabr bsitano, oab bic Rsbenb1uier
in Nitlsinsnihaii sssoeen perben
t6nnisn. Tas 6ous lit Gigenibum
BON Schn Woob, Ro. 2230 Sisblano
4penus.
5.uer! f5eusr! risf ssii.rn gors
miitos bas bier Sabre alts ainb Der
Rsserin g.His mbiie. an Der 5. uno
Part Strabs fpobnbait, als es in ltis
ner Qnsfi auf bic Strobe itiirrnis.
pahantsn beeaben fih In bic Wc5.
nung unb fanoen bas SpsiIs5immer in
Jlommen Dor. Die Jsueripebr ionn.e
ben unbebeutenben granb balo lOIten.
Der Sduben tpire auf $50 be5ifferi.
aui bem 6. Sirobs Wnrsi ents
itanb am 0ormiiiaa cine Aufregune,
als eiH Jeuerruf erIhallts. Ju benz
Stanb go. 3 bate Elm 6olstoblsnofsn
Dsrihieoene Gedsn in 9rano aslebt.
ipoburh bic 2lnnobme sntitonb. ed5
perfhisosns St6nbt In sylommen
fiiinben. Tas 5euer lonnie fhnsa ass
loihi tperbeH, obne xIonberen Shas
ben nnsuribtsn.
- 3urf einen fhabboften Ghorns
ftein entitanb in Der 9onnerIiaa Raft
elm unbebsuieHber 9ranb In Der Bob
nuna BON Jrau SuIia gkarp, SO.
1436 Gafsern 4pe. Die Inmilie purbe
ourh ben Rauh aus bem Shlafe ass
fpsdt Hno Der unbebsuienbe Urono
fonnte ihnel geIofht iperben.
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6nuiss BON Or. Games gorbstt, Ro.
846 barr Strabe. aeristh ssfsrnWors
gen in gronb unb Gran gorbett bate
ous s}euer bsinak aeI0fft, als elm
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btm Ghorniiein .tpmmen FOB bic
Jeuerpsbr terbsirisF. Die aofhmanns
fdaften muBisn isoo6 unperri6ieier
Sahe pisner ubsieben. Gin G4oben
eniitdno nibt.
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SdlIuii Der abeHbid,nIen.

9ie eroBe 5inansflemute. in mel.
der iid, Der ShnIratb beiinoet. bot
sur ssoIge gebnbi, oaB Der SfIIui,
Der abcnbid)uIen heuer iriibcr dnae.
Iebt iroroen lit, OILS in friiberer ssob"
rem. Sd,uIiuperinienoent Tr. Con.
Don bat aeitern bic grin5ipale be-
iafritiiat, haB nlle abenSihuIcn
Inn eine g2ofe iriiber als uripriIna-
lid bcablihtiat moroen, pefdslciieiI
luerscn nviiiicn. Ter Sd)liiB fir Die
abenoidlulen niro an 81. sse6rmor
erioIaeu @Ieif5eiiie ieste Serr Con.
Don Die 9'rinSipole onuon in acnnt.
nib, baE Die Sommerierien bener am
10. suni ihrcn anians nebnen.
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