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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
HEARING EARLY.
IN next MONTH
State and Oil Co. to Go to
the Mat Before Judge
c. M. Cooley.

The hearing on the order issued by
Judge c. M. Cooley, e%njoining the
state of North Dakota from interfer-
ing with shipments of oil for the
Bartles Northern Oil company will
probably be held early next month.
AT the time the temporary injunc-
ton was issued by Judge Cooley, July
25 was set as the date for the hear
ing on making the order permanent.
Attorney General Andrew Miller, who
was to appear for the state was not
ready to- take the matter up at that
time, however, and a postponement
was granted.
The action was instituted by the Oil
company to test the constitutionality
of the present oil inspection. The
company contends that this fee is too
high. and constitutes a tax on inter-
state commerce.
The injunction was obtained to pre-
vent the state inspectors holding up
shipments Of Oil to the company on
account of non-payment Of the in
spection fee.
The company now seeks to "a the
injunction made permanent pending a
decision on the constitutionality Of
the law, by the supreme court.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
BY
THE O'BRIEN CREW

Virginia, Mimi. July 2s.-Ezell held
the locals in. the pinches while his
teammates hit Matz OPPORTUNITY. The
visitors started the scoring in the sec
ond, when Ford poled out a home run
over the center field fence. In the
fourth O'Brien singled, registering on
Wolfe's. triple. In the sixth the locals
tailed when Campbell reached first on
a felder's choice, Went to second when
Couture walked, and scored on
Agnew's single. In the seventh Ker-
nan went to second on Collins over
throw and scored on in1eld outs. In
the ninth Wolfe doubled and scored
on Couture's error. Edmunds rea CHI
ed first on a. felder's choice and scor-
ed with Ezell on .Croakke's triple.
Wolfe featured In the hitting with, a
triple, double and single in three
times to the plate.
Score by innings: r. H. E.,
Duluth ........01o 200 oo3-6 Z 8
Virginia 1000 DOL 1902 S s
Batteries: Ezell and Edmunds;
Matz and Agnew..
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29

control Of the child. In an effort to
build up the children, both physically
and morally, the teeth will be tended
to. Every child who comes into the
court will have his teeth examined and
the defects remedied.
The clinic is to be the elimination
of the medical work being carried on
in connection with the court under
the direction of the Juvenile Protect
i've league.
DR.. H. H. Newkirk is the director
Of the research department. DR.. T.
w. Russell will be the dentist in
charge of the dental clinic. He will
be assisted by DIR. W.. c. Merkert.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
JURORS TESTIFY
IN bR|bE CASE
Richard Bruyere and John
Stevens on the Witness
Stand Today.

Richard B:ruyere and John Stevens.
twwo of the jurors who are alleged to
have received brides in connection
with the %acquittal of McLain Cooper
on a murder charge two years ago. to-
day testified before the grand jury
which is probing the alleged bribery.
According to States Attorney o. 3.
Burtness the two jurors testified at
their own request.
The news that Bruyere and Stevens
had taken the witness stand came as a
surprise to many who had followed
the case, as at the previous hearing
before Justice Phil Mclaughlin, Stew
ems declined to testify.
A number of other new witnesses
were called during the session Tues
day afternoon. Among these were
Skule Skuleson Of Lakota; H. q.
Wolfe, of H%illsboro: Mrs. Mary Lam
druid of Inkster and Mrs. Clara Hud-
son. stenographer to Tracy R. Bangs.
There is a general impression that
the deliberations of the grand jury
will be concluded during the course
of the next' few days, as it is believed
that most of the evidence has now
been submitted.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
California Man the
Exceptionally Big
Yield of Apricots

San Francisco, Cal, July 2s.-cali-
fornia has finished harvesting the
greatest apricot crop eve grown in
this state. 1t is estimated that 100,-
900 o n of fresh apricots were pick
ed. and that 40,O00,000 pounds of
dried apricots will be shipped out of
the state. These totals do not include
the immense bulk that will be canned
and shipped. At n cannery 900, 900
cans will be turned out, and this is
only one of many c%anneries. 1t is es-
timated the crop will bring a total of
100000 into the state, and Of this
$750,ooo will have been paid to the
laborers in the cutting camps. Cali
fornia now produces more apricots
than any other district in the world.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Massachusetts to
Call Unique Holiday
take It Back Dav''

Boston, July 28.-''Take it back
week" will be observed in Massachu-
sets Aug. 8 to 8 to encourage public
integrity.
If you have borrowed an umbrella,
take it back; if you have borrowed a
book or a pen, or some mucilage or a
pair of scissors "a razor, cr even a hat
pin, don't borrow any more.
Secretary Burnstead, in urging this
week, said: This is merely a means
of teaching people to remember they
have certain obligations to others. The
man who rushes into your office and
borrows a penknife is likely not to
return 1t unless somebody goes after
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Additional Sport
M'MAH0N winner
IN $4,000 STAKE
Drives to Victory in Second
Big Event of the Pres
ent Season.

Detroit, July 29.-Dick Mcmahon
Yesterday won his second $4,000 stake
OF the year when he drove King
Couchman to an easy victory in the
Chamber Of Commerce stake for 2:13
class PAGERS, the event of chief inter-
est on the Grand Circuit program. In
marked contrast to Mondays splendid
contests. all the races yesterday were
Won In straight heats, the winner in
a event leading from start to fin
ish in every heat but one.
2:05 Pace, Purse 81 .O5O; Three in Five
William, b.. g., by Abe ]. (Mar-
DR.: Burns, "; $: whit. :
Baron 4, b. hYiieoxy. 1 1
Lewands. b. $. ~eNalentine) 80 8 8
zembrewer, g. m,s(snow) IS 5 I
King Dephne, bl.: g. '(Frost).. Il / 6
Time, 2:o4 ga, 2:o5, 2:o5. 2:o5 IA.
'2:13 Pace, Chamber. of Commerce
Stake, $4,000; Three in Five.
King couchman, br. g., by At
lantic King (McMahon). - / 1
Thistle Patch, .bt. h.. (Snow).. 2 2
Camelia, br. m.sJCoxy....... ~ 8. 8
Eel Direct, g. h (McEwen) 30 5 5
Grand Opera, b. h. (James) "A 4 6
irene Beau. oh. m. (Murphy).9 6 4
-uiIi ~, CE. III. \MCIdrN1n) 30 ais
The Assessor, CHI t(Geers).7 dis
Minor Boy, b. g" (Valentine)s dis
Martin G, b. g. .lTodd. ......10 dis
Sidney Dillon, Jr., b. h. COS
Admiral Dewey H., b. h. (sne-
Tom King, CHI. e. iBoyle.j: dis
Time, 2:o7 IA, 2:o6 1-2, 2:o5 Ia.
BIZ Trot. Purse $1,o5o: Three in Five
Baldwin. b. h., by Mckinney
(Garrityl 1
Guy Nello, b m. (Geers)... - 2 2
3ommy DeForest. br. c. COS
Fair nv Virginia, b. m: .'iic; ox5:::::ss : :
Lena Rivers. bl. m. (Murphy). g 4 5
BANKER Bingen: b, g (Demp-
sey) .......s ......... dis
Bla esk watts, b. h:
Dude Elknut, bl. m. (Mc-
Tsme, s:is IL. s:os, iii ~ dis
Els Trot: Purse $1,000; Three in Five
Farmer speers,g b. h. BY Jay
McGregory (Murphy) III 1
SIX Hat. br. S. (Dodge) .....2 Q 2
alta Coast, b. m. Dempsey. 4 8 8
"il Ran u, Snyder, CHI. g:
Senate s., b. g. (Geers) ....5 S 4
Time, 2:1s IA. 2:1o IA. 2:13 IA.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
DE ROSE
I N FOR FORTERS

Fort William, Ont. July 2s.-Fort
William took he second game ~ the
series from Winona last night. due to
the stellar pitching Of Larry Sutton,
VINO only allowed four hits. Two of
these mixed with a sacrifice gave the
visitors their only run in. the second
inning: Keller was. touched for seven
h1ts, three Of them by Catcher De-
two of which drove in the Can
ucks' runs. Lefty Davis was not feel
ing well and he retired in the third in
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Congress to Reward
Builders of the
Great Panama Canal

Washington. July 2s.-Reward for
officers who. as members of the Ish-
milan canal commission. had charge
Of the Panama canal work, is propos-
ed in Representative Dents bill. favor
ably reported by the military affairs
committee. 1t would extend the
thanks Of congress to Col. Geo. w.
Goethals, Brig. Gen. VIM. G.. Gorgan,
Col. E. H. Hodges. Lieut.. Col. Will
liam l.. Sibert and Commander H. H.
Rosseau, n naval civil engineer. The
measure would authorize the president
to appoint Col. Goethals Inc Gen.
Gorgas major generals.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Dentel Clinic With
Juvenile Court in
City of Minneapolis

Minneapolis, Ju.y ga dental
clinic is to be started ~ connection
with the juvenile court SEPT. 1. This
will be the first, dental clinic CT its
kind in the country.
It is. believed that the irritation due
to bad. teeth has an effect on the self
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
One Is Fatally Hurt
Another Is Missing
In Colo. Cloudburst

Denver, July 2s.-One woman was
fatally hurt and another is reported
missing as the result of a cloudburst
late. today at Telluride, Colo, accord
ing to a report received at the Den
yer offices Of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad. A huge wall of wa
tie swept down Comet canon, demolish-
ing several residences and inundating
the business section Of the town.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
L|ND'S PARENTS ARE LOCATED
Reside in Minnesota Between St. Pc
ter n Mankato-Notifed of
Tragedy by Telegraph.

The parents of Rudolph Lind, who
his throat with a razor at the fair
grounds last Monday night, have been
by Mrs. Ellison, wife Of Lind's
former employer.
They reside in Minnesota between
Mankato and st. Peter.
Coroner W. H. Witherstine has not
flied them of the tragedy by tele-
graph and is expecting word late this
afternoon regarding what disposition
they desire made of Lind's body.
No arrangements for the burial will
be made until the parents are heard
from.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Big Class Initiated.

Langdon has just zee honored ny
the largest Scottish Rite class that has
ever taken the degrees outside of the
temples situated at Fargo and Grand
Forks. Langdon is one Of the strong
est Masonic towns in the state and all
the degrees up to and including the
thirtieth are conferred at this temple.
Glasses for the higher degrees come
to Fargo or Grand Forks.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
MIDWAY GIVING
GREAT FEATURES

Superior, Wis, July 29.-Bill Dunn
and Roy Cullis left last evening for
Fargo to join Bob Unglaub's club.
Ung1aub lost no time when he heard
that Dunn had been released. He
i'm Immediately got busy with the wires
and Willyum and Cullis both had Of
fers from the Dakota town yesterday.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Western Art Supply Shop.

We offer SPECIAL prices on Dinner
Sets for five weeks. Free instructions
for applying gold, to purchasers Of
sets. Francis NJ. Reese, 409 DeMers
avenue-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
TICKET ISSUING
.... NOVELTY
The National Cash Register
Company's Latest
Production.

A Ticket issuing, Cash registering
machine adapted for use in Moving
Picture Shows. Theaters, Ball Parks
and all places where tickets are sold,
will be on exhibition in the lobby of
the Hotel Dacotah Wednesday and
Thursday, July 29 and 80. Inspection
of this machine is earnestly solicited.
Ashelman Bros, Sales Agents, Fargo,
N. D-Ady.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Eating Places Sanitary.

All eating places at the fair are un-
usually sanitary this year according to
Mrs. r. A. Sprague, the city food
commissioner, who inspected the var
ious establishments Tuesday.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Geist,s New Location.

At 10 North Third street, is clean.
bright and sanitary; everything under
glass and fresh. Candies, cakes. ice
creams every day. We deliver as late
as IL p. m. by messenger. We a
messenger. Geist's.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Al the Hotel orthern.

Cafeteria lunch. csc; dining room
vervice. meals soc: cool and refresh
Ing drinks served in cafeteria until
midnight.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Shoe Hospital.

The largest and most up-to-date
shoe shop in Grand Forks. Repairing
while you wait. Parcel post paid.
John Solland, basement of 314 De-
Mers avenue.--Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
DIRECTORY.

The Tri-State telephone directory
will soon be issued. Parties wanting
names in his directory or changes in
this book telephone Tri-State 715.-
Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29

Quarter off on Velocipedes, Wagons
And baby sulkies during fair week
Various sizes and grades of first quail
ity vehicles to choose from. A. B
Rheinhart, Reliable Hardware. Oppo.
site Hotel Dacotah.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
Davies in Town.

N. S. Davies of Crookston, secretary
of the Red River Valley Develope-
ment association was a visitor at the
fair Tuesday. He was especially i'm
pressed with the stock exhibits.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
City IN Brief
Maher In Town.

Howard Mahcr, attorney Of Devils
Lake, who graduated from the state
University in 1918. is in Grand Forks
lor the fair.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
East Gfac1 Forks

Store Closed Thureiay.
Our store will close at ~ o'clock
noon Thursday, East Grand Forks day
at the Grand Forks fair. Bylals.-
Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29

DACOTAH-A. G. Ragatz, Bowes-
mont; H. NJ. Newring, Park River; G..
B. Gorder, Grafton; L c. Nelson, La
kota; j. A. Lien, Fargo; J.. L. Gleason,
Hannah; E. Fox, Michigan; F. F.
Cuthbert, Devils Lake; H. E. Close,
Langdon: S. Baldwin, St. Thomas: S.
D. Case, Bismarck; 2. H. Pierce, Bis
marck; L. S. Dodge, Walhalla; G. H.
Hutton, st. Thomas: c. NJ. Carter,
Neche: T. G. Rasco, Fargo.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
AT THE HOTELS.

- " x
FREDERIcK-R. ]. Goats, Graf
ton; O. S. Rondeau. Mayville; Chas.
Edwards. Drayton: S. c. Koppang,
Mayville; c. A. Olson. Milton: B. E.
Groom. Langdon; j. NJ. Massey, Crys-
tai; w. NJ. Lyche. Hatton; J. Stoner,
Iakota: ]. Hoffman, Lakota; B. C.
Boyd, Hillsboro; John Martyr, Park
River; George Eastwood, Park River;
T. T. Thompson. Park River; M. E.
.Jorgenson, Gilby.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-29
ming. Bell going to right. Two of
the visitors errors assisted the locals
to two Of their runs. Score:

Winona $50. o1o 900 ooo-1 4 8
Fort William .001 030 00x-4 Z Q
Batteries, Keller and Meyer; SUIT
ton and DeRose. Umpire, Carney.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
Git
GIFT
gernriadte Die Grfranfnng Der Sa-
mile Gbmarh .SDlpeller.

Inter 9ersiftunsserideinunse err
frantic seiiern Mprgen bic Samilie
bon @Oparo Sopeller, an Ser Gran
Roab, nabe pem Spring @rope 1rieos
bof. uobnbaft, uno Or. ". SO.
aOugbrp muBte teIep9ouiia our 9iIfe
herbeigerufsn perben.
als Der ar5t eintraf, tonitotirte sr,
baB Serr !Sopeuer, peiIen 5rau, Stpei
ainber. iopte Elm Neffe uno cine
yti4ts inter @ersiftunssiDmptomen
litten uno beftise S9mer3en aus5uite
ben batten. Gs seIans bsm 2lrote, jeb.
Deoe 2ebenssefabr gu beieitisen. WeIs
der glrt has @ift mar unb pie es in
Die Speiien Der 6amiIie setommen 1T,
tonnte nod ni9t ermittelt peroen.
Serr SopelIer mill in ben lebten Dos
den perfbiebentli9 etnen Wtuun be-
pbadtet baben, ipel9es gldbts in oers
bG6tiser Deiie bas Sausumidli6.
gs pirb unsenommeu, pdb bas Sit
ben Speiien, bic gum Griibitiit genOi'
fen ipuroen, beigemenst mar.
@sriaiss.us Stiiddsn Wurf .pgrs
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1eripHaIsTDtisea.

Sic ain6er Don 8aitor Or. Sa.
COB 81 tier ba6en aH San1Itag
bonn @ater grieie erbaIten rporim
0erielbe nitt6eilt, 6aB er ii6 i'll 8an
BilOungelt I'M 6iiritentbum 8aloef
befillbet, eS linn alsge5eidnct GeDe
uno er bie glbiidt babe, am 10. gIu-
guIt nah ieiner Seinatb SaSloh III
Der 8fal5 gu reiier. 95altor Serbert
Sjiiter bat Dem 8ater cine Seabeloepe.
idle geihift, Die nod 8erli6erung oes
Ielegrap6enamts 0urdgeben piiroe,
Inn Ole 9lane Oes alten @errn 5u er.
fabrcn.
fsrau 8. 6. Surner unb ibH
SO6ter SFrl. 2lbelalbe bon bier rpeilen
in Stint. Wtid., Bel 9erpanbteH auf
geIu4. 9ort befinOet ii6 audi SSrau
WtlIiam WesIob bon PleaTant Riboe,
Die troB ibrer 81 Sabre bic Reiie gu
ibren ainoern in 5ltnt ni6t gefdeut
bate. SSbre gntslin 5rl. 2poia
Weper bon y&orpoob, bate bic 9reis
i'm uuf Der ReiIe begleitet.
gDir beri6teten geitern, bdB Ssrr
Eriebri6 8pgel nit feiner Sat-
tin, Qnfdna Der Wo6e cine @uropas
reife antretcu pirbe. 2tus Der Reis
ie tann iebt nutiirlih infpl9e Der
triegerii4en 8erlpidelungen ni4ts
perben.
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eSnlanb . telegraph
New 25oreer 3anRen
@eroen heute GleaainsbOnie-
Certificate fir 500, 700, 600
aassebrn.
LIN Der momentanen burd ben .uro=
pGiTdsn ariss Dsruria4tsn
syinauatIsmme absuheIfsn.
s6asamtsistrstdr Wsc9tSOO bate am
Sonntas elm. 9onfereH5 NIT
Rsp gurtsr JinanssrSbsn,
Sn tpsI4sr man iid auf ben Obiser
pldn siniste.

Rem gort, 2. 9lusuit. Sdabs
amtsfetretdr @illiam WcQopo fam
ON Sonntas absnb na4 Nep gort,
I'm i'm auftrage oes prGiioenten Wils
ion ben @srtreteru Der Sinan5peIt in
Der 9bpenbuns elmer erniten Strife Be.
biffli6 gu isin. Nlit Wclooo tamsn
sSpbn SteIton @illiams, Der Comp
.trpller Of tbe CURRENCY, Gbarles g.
Sdmlin unb Wiliam g. 8. SarSins,
Mitsliebsr bss Jeberal RsisrOe goarb.
sic tonfsrirtsn Biz tief in bic gu9t
l,.nein nit promiHenten Santiers.
Ous 3ommittee bes Rsp Yor.er
Gl.arinN Souie bat fir Uipntas cine
gerIamInlung Der Clearing Suuie 4Is
location einberufen, bic nor Dem Be
sinn Der 9sTddftsitunbsn itattfiuben
unb in Der @ortebrunssu fir bic To-
fprtige 4usgabe ron Clearing Souie
3ertifitatsn setroffen lperben IOIlen.
Hep Wortsr gantol, iupie gunten
dnbersr Grobfdbte ba6en Grransss
msuis sstroffsa, I'm am. Rsutag aSieIe
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3eutiblanb
5rdst mad Der 9ebaup :
tung Der Zines" bic
a hu1h m q %

5rdst mad Der 9sbaups :
tung Der Zines" bic
g 6ulb an oem &risg.
Gonbon, 8. 4uguit. Die Lines"
i6reibt in sinem 2eitartitel am Wlons
tag: Die tiir5Ii4su grsisuiiie bsbeus
ten, bab europa Der 'S6aupIaB bes
9rauiigitsn Srisses isin lpiro. ben bic
DsIt ieit bsm Stur3 0es r0miiden
s'ei6s erlebt bot"
Die Sdulb fir ben &rieg mibt bus
glatt SsutI6lanb gu unb iagt:
.0eutidlanb bate oieie Sriegsz
Isu6e aufbaltsn t0nnsn, penn ss 10
gu Dien ssipro6cn bate, tpie ss i'm
GrnitTaue su reben pfIest. IS 5og
jsbo6 Dor. 5orosrungsn in 81. 9e.
tersburg unb paris gu itsllen, bic tsis
ne Resisrung sstpGbren tonnts. sic
bat bic i3limmiten Grunoidss Der
Jriebsriaianiiden SrabitiOn befolgt.
ipeI6e das @srpfli6tungsn BON Redt
uno unre6t auBer Qht lafen, ipenn
ss ii6 I'm bic 5Droeruns ielbitfii6tiger
Sntsrfsn bdnbelt. Gs bat bef6loHeu,
5rantreid gu 3ermolmsn unb oisRet>
te bsrsr nit Sibsn gu trsten, bi. iiG
ibr in ben Deg fieasn.
Geitern mar Oeutidlano in 2urems
burg; morseH mag es in England
iein; ss pirb aHgr.ifsn. obns ben
ariss gu srtIdrsn."
5tnii der D ampfsr BON BEN
Oeuti den fortgefiibrt
aopenbasen, 8. 9tuguft. Der
finnii6e Dampfsr .primula Der
am Sonntag Don 2iibsd nad Seliins=
iors a6siug unb Der 30 paTugiere
an 9oro bate. purbe BON ben 0euts
i6en bei6laenubmt. Den paTagiez
rem purbe seitattet, fih an gorb bes
Oampferg rWaImoe" 3u beseben, Der
am Sonntaa Qbeno bier eintrui.
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Gin Serraus @aIisien
feiu6t Elm prrnebmes Seebap. gta6-
oem er mehreremaI ipegen Der Sur
tare gemubnt ppr6en 1T, begibt er iif
allf bas Bureau Der gdbebirettion uno
bittet I'm 9efreiuna BON Der 3ablungsa
friit. Sas Gefuh piro aoselebnt, ipos
raul er ieinen GaIetot nit Der Iloti-
oierlt1lg perpfanoet, baB er crit in
eirieen @oden eine @eI0ienbung Slt
eruarten babe.
gm Sage ieiner 2tbreiie eri6eins
er aufs neue i'm Bureau uno lGbt iib
ieineu paletot geben. Gr betrdhtet
i'm BON allen Seitsn, fdittelt ben
&op' -iebt i'm al. i6iitteIt obermals
ben o. unb iGgt: sd tanu Sbnsn
niidt adbIen bic &urtare, 70 mic sic
meinen 9uletot abgenuBt babeu!"
Gmp0rt iprinat Der gubeoircttpr
allf uuo 'treit: .Serr, ieb' id pieIeitE
10 aus, uls OBJ ih SbreH paIetot abqr-
nubt hab'9"
Wlit einem Sat lit Der 6err aus
Gdlisir~ an Der Shiir. Sprt iueubst
er ~ nod einmal nm unb briilIt aus
rid: NJ unb ieb' nd pielleiht 70
aus. uls Oh ich Sbren Saeau absenuBt
bab2"
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Den Dsritrsut i'm Saufe aufgefunSen
unO Or. 2ousbrp neigt Der 4nrtobme
gu, bab Der 9uusbunb burd oisfe
gifen bergiftet iperOeu follte, bd au3
Oa3 3bier inter Dem ginfluB elmer
unbet0mmli4 ober pergiftet geipeieneH
yRabrung lit.
Die ertrantten &inOsr iinb elm
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