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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Charter Amendment
Election Nov. IL

The New York bond attornyes
have decided that a charter amend
ment will be necessary to properly
validate our auxiliary water bonds.
The word came Monday. The attor-
neys prepared the proper form of
amendment and sent it to the springs
commission. Wednesday night the
council met and unanimously passed
a resolution calling the election for
November II.
When this amendment is properly
passed the bonds will pass inspection
by the best bond attorneys in the
country and will no doubt find a
ready market. Financial markets
are opening. The new federal banks
will open the 10th of this month. 1t
is the opinion of financiers generally
that Immediately after that the mar
kets will become normal.
After all there is a good chance to
have the springs in by the middle of
June to the first of July and get a
large benefit from the Panama ex-
position travel. If everybody will
get behind the project that can still
be accomplished.
The official call for the election
appears today in another column.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
The Coming
City Election

The city's annual election will be
held December Is. At that time
there will be selected by the citizens
of Ashland a mayor, recorder, a
treasurer, three councilmen (to sue
ceed Ashcraft, Beaver and Cornell
ius), and a member of the park COM
mission.
Mayor Johnson has decided to
again be candidate for mayor, in
accordance with the requests of a
large unmber of citizens, as already
announced. Recorder Gillette has
not yet indicated whether he will
run again for office. d. d. Norris
has made formal announcement Of
his candidacy. number of citizens
have urged Councilman Ware to ac-
cept the nomination for the record
ership, which he has decided to do.
Councilman Ashcraft positively
refuses to accept another term as a
member of the council, so that the
second ward must elect a new mem
ber.
Councilman Cornelius will be a
candidate for reelection, thus for
tunately enabling the first ward to
continue the services of one of the
most effective councilmen the city
| has had.
Councilman Beaver is, apparently,
undecided whether to try for a sec
ond term or not. 1t is understood
he has stated he will not be a can
didate, if either Henry G. Enders or
NJ. C. Bressler will seek such cleo
ton, but, otherwise, Mr.. Beaver pro-
poses to again run.
As yet nothing has developed as
to the treasurership and the park
commissioner, but presumably the
present incumbents will accept re-
elections If coming unsolicited.
The outlook at this time is for an
interesting municipal campaign. The
council action last night calls spec
ial election upon the water bonds
for November II, as elsewhere an
nounced
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

The results of the election in Jack
son county will not be known defi-
nitely until Friday evening or Satur-
day morning. The ballot boxes are
being returned to the county clerk S
office today and will be canvassed
by the county election board Friday.
This process may require many
hours, owing to the large ballot and
the heavy vote.
No definite figures will be known
on the normal issue until Saturday
or Sunday, as no figures have been
compiled except in places where To-
cal interest caused enthusiastic sup
porters to perform the task of COM
piling.
In the race for county officers the
candidates on the republican ticket
have received safe majorities with
the possible exceptions OF W. w.
USHER for coroner and Chauncey
Florey for recorder. In the contest
for coroner there appears little doubt
that Mr.. Perl will be the winner by
a very small margin. Chauncey
Florey will probably nose out with
a small but safe lead.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Booth Even In
Home County

Incomplete returns from Lane
county, covering complete vote
from seventy-five out Of ninety pre-
cincts, show Booth and Chamberlain
almost breaking even in the county
Several precincts are still compiling
results, the counting being the slow
est in the history of county elections
resulting from the tremendous vote
cast. The unofficial Booth vote in
Lane county is now 3,051, that OF
Chamberlain was 3,532, Hanley hav-
ing $50.
For governor, Withycombe defeat
ed Smith in Lane county 3,996 to
3,O53. The heaviest vote in Lane
county, however, was po1led by
Judge L. T. Harris, who received
5,557 votes. Returns indicate that
he stands third in the state among
the candidates for the supreme
court.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

The first game of the series OF
three between the east and west
grammar schools will be started al
1880. Last year the east siders were
victorious, thereby gaining posses
sion of the Klum-Moore cup. This
must be won three consecutive times
before it becomes the permanent
property of either institution. The
midgets have been practicing faith
fully for over month and no doubt
their exhibition alone will be well
worth the purchase price. The ad-
mission will be 25 cents before Sat
urday and 35 cents the day of the
game. Tickets are on sale at But.
ler's. Sayles', Rose Bros, Crowson S
Charles Loomis' and Hildreth's. Pre-.
liminary called promptly at 1870
Main event at 80 p. m.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Matter Of Park
Is Discussed

The matter of the maintenance of
the Chautauqua park was discussed
at the regular meeting of the city
council last night, the matter being
brought up by Rev. Smith and G. f.
Billings. Mr.. Root was also present,
but as silent delegate. This com
mittee wishes to place the upkeep of
the Chautauqua park in the hands
of the city, and brought up a resolu-
tion to that effect before the coun-
Gil, meaning to get the councils ap-
proval, and then to put the matter
before the people and let them make
the charter amendment.
Both Rev. Smith and G. F. Billings
were speakers for the measure, and
Mr.. Ware was the notable speaker of
the council. 1t seems that the city
has not the power to make appropria-
tions without amending the charter
to allow such appropriation, and, as
the resolution was not in the proper
form for the council to act upon it,
a special adjourned meeting was
called for next Tuesday evening, at
which time it will be presented in its
correct form. as competent attorneys
will look after the matter. This
matter will be brought before the
people at the December election. The
amendment provides for an annual
allowance of $500, to be paid in in
stallments of $50 each
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Saturday Brings
CroWning Feature

On next Saturday, November Z,
klamath Falls is coming to get re-
venge for their defeat at the hands
of the Braves two weeks ago, and it
certainly looks as if they are going
to do it. The klamath team is made
up of practically new material. All
they lacked before was a little ex-
perience, and now they have had it,
Coach Motschenbacher is drilling his
men to the limit and with his lineup
changed and revised the showing
that they will make will certainly be
a nerve-racker for the local rooters.
The Braves barely scratched out on
the klamath team on the oath, sew
eral costly fumbles and goodly sup
ply of "old man luck" doing the
trick. The local boys will have to
show better football than they have
exhibited so far this season, if they
so much as come close Saturday.
Some of the players are doing fairly
well, but the majority are beginning
to feel the "over-confident spirit"
which has lost more games than any
other ailment. Several changes will
likely take place in the lineup Of
Braves, although nothing definite has
been decided. From last Saturdays
showing it looks as if Cunningham
and Anderson will replace Mayfield
and Young.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

count is proceeding slowly. Com
paratively few precincts completed
their count until late last night and
these were in small precincts in
Multnomah county. 1t will be late
today or early Friday morning be-
fore anything like an accurate COM
pilation of the election figures can
be given.
There has been bitter campaign
in the three congressional districts
for governor, senator and prohibit
tion, and all these elements contrib
uted to bring out men and women to
the polls.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
The Pacific
Highway Picnic

Only about half of the automo-
biles that started over the Siskiyou
grade today got all the way. Heavy
rains lately had so softened the
grade as to render il exceedingly
hard of traffic. About forty auto
mobiles made the trip.
The Siskiyou grade is certainly
fine one. and when completed and
hard-surfaced will be one of the best
on the coast.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
For Congress.
Regular Meeting
Of City Council

Council meeting opened in the
usual form Wednesday night. 1t had
been adjourned from Tuesday on &C
count of the election, All council
men were present. Very few visitors
attended.
A report from the Ashland park
commission was read and placed on
file by motion of Councilman Gun
ningham.
Superintendent Butterfields re-
port was presented, which showed
that the expenses of the light plant
during September were $723.26, and
during October $645.65. This report
was placed on file.
The waterworks report was next in
order and was of its usual nature.
The claims and bills were next in
order and the expenses of the differ
ent departments allowed.
The residents of Fifth street pc
titioned to the council for an extern
sion of the water main and fire plugs
on their street. This was referred
to the water committee.
The matter of narrowing Auburn
street, which was ordered several
years ago, was brought up, and as
it was found that the council had nc
power to authorize such changes in
the street, except by resolution, such
resolution was ordered to be got in
readiness by the recorder.
The committee on delinquent taxes
was authorized to take over certain
properties at set sums, after the mat
ter of said properties had been
brought up by Councilman Beaver.
The duty OF ringing the curfew, In
case of failure of the electrical ap
paratus to work, was thrown upor
the fire chief, thus taking 1t out ol
the hands of the police.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
High School.

The Annual is coming along nicely
under the competent management of
Kenneth Lilly, the editor. The staff
is not selected as yet
The debating society was organ
lied Wednesday morning. 1t is
thought that all the large towns in
the valley will join the state league
this year.
Rev. Blackstone was the speaker
Wednesday morning. The talk was
very beneficial.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
Chamberlain, Smith, HOllister
Jackson County FavoriteS
Unofficial County Returns.

Unofficial returns from all but one
precinct in Jackson county at 3
o'clock this afternoon indicate the
following majorities, out of total
vote of $500:
Madden for commissioner over
Dean, 700.
Florey for recorder over Jacobs,
200.
Wagner for representative beats
Mealey by 200.
Smith carried the county over
Withycombe by 1900.
Chamberlain beat Booth by $500.
Hollister beat Hawley by ESQ.
Perl appears to be safe for cor
oner, Miss Towne for representative,
Won der HELEN for state senator
with Singler a strong leader over
Hittson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

Del Davis and wife OF Puyallup,
Wash, are visiting Mrs. Davis Sis
ter, Mrs. d. N. Smith, at 1874 Morton
street The last time Mrs. Davis was
through Ashland was when the term
inals Of the railroad we're at Red
ding and Roseburg, and he had to
take a stage through Ashland. He
thinks there Is quite a change.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

A. L. Hale and Patrick Keegan
have traded their properties. The
exchange is a three-acre piece on the
Boulevard belonging to Hale for, a
house and lot at the corner OF Henry
and Beach streets. =
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

On account of the serious Illness
of Mrs. William Myer of High street
her sister. Mrs. Sam Hodges of Gold
Hill, has been in town for several
days.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

Car of Empire land plaster or
gypsum just received at the Ashland
Fruit & Produce Association. Now
is the time to use it as a fertilizer
before the winter rains begin in or
der to get the full benefit for the
field or orchard. Especially recon-
mended for alfalfa lands and city
lawns. Ask your neighbors who have
used it. Price $19 per ton on credit
or $12 per ton for cash. 47-4t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

Sidney Hazelton of Norton. Kan,
brother OF Mrs. Clark Bush, accom-
panied the Bush family on their way
home from a visit to the central
west, and intends to remain I. here ere
during the winter. ,',,.n ." - j
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

Make Rose Bros your head
quarters for chicken tamales, hot
drinks. and fresh homemade candies.
45-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

4 Mrs. w. d. Yaster OF Siskiyou
who visited in the city for few days,
left Tuesday for her home.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

|, --,Dnrkee's salad dressing at the
Ashland Trading Co. ,r
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

S. A. Flobert of Hit, Cal, spent
Tuesday in Ashland on business.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05
COMPLETE OFFICIAL RETURNS
IN ASHLAND.

Number of voters registered ON
face of books. 25
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-05

+" --Hargrovss' for hats at reduced
prices. 80 .,.,''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
9pbe Narf Roti3en.

Der 80 Sabre alte Datter Rpbei
BON gu,erne Strabe, pel6er fiir3lid
in Der Sslspue 3sde uon sinem Mo,
tor psrlsst nurbe, III Sonntag I'm
Wtoiss Euplor SOipital ben Berlss'
uuSen srlesen.
Dem AZ Sabre alten @sorst
9snfo BON Sadion StraBs murbs an
Samitus Oiahmitta9 elm Bru1 Der
Shits unb bss Sanb9elenfes iopie 3Sr'
psribrammsu 3usefiist, oils &c bel bsr
Yine Sroof 3e6e uon eineni 9auisu
Stiissn 80 5uB 3ur @rbs ftel.
: gls elm @eipanu gferbe bes &
8. Dapis pon TaDlor am Samitap
Bormittas Dor elmer BObnuns or
&puou StruBs itanben. CAB bic @rol
plOtlid untsr ibnen nad uno iie per-
iuntea bis gum 8opf in bas entftanOsnl
So6 es uabm mebrere Stunben, nm
Die Pferbe BON Der @romalie 3u be-
freien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
(@arbonSale @orrsiponosnS.)
@anne Gpnufn.

6onrsbale. - Sn ibrer 8Obnune
,u @bsrrD Ribae III am OOnneritne
5rau 9atberina 8oB burh ben Eoo obs
bsruisu nOroen. sic fam Dor 16 Sab.
rem uOn Deutid,lanO nud slmsrita uno
wiro uon benz 8atten nno Smet T6h'
tern iibsrlebt. Die Seiiesuns srfolete
am Sonntag 9tahmitta9. - Sebaltian
0oilein pon Riuer StraBe lit am Srei.
tag Jtudt i'm Jtotbfall 9oipital In @ar.
bonoale im gllter pom 3D. Subren &c.
ltorben. IS iiberleben ibn Die Wtuts
ter. pier Sriiber uno pier Sdweitern
uno Die Bsilssuns erfolste am Diens.
tag, na1 eiuem TrauerOieuit in Der ct.
Dtarieu Wtasbalena Stride. Den Bfar'
rer Or. 8. gD. Balta lsitete. - Sstar
Is. Wtiller, Surp 8ommiiidr uon Wup'
ne @ountD, 1T am Oieuitas Wtorssn in
ieiner WObnuns in Dgberrp GOwnibip
Der NunsenentSiinouns erIesen /; bic Be'
eroisuns finost mor9en itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
500 Selobnuns 500.

Die e,itr tisitr 3tituns psrbsn Ii& frtusp, ~
trfabrtn, bae 10 ptnisifsns cine effiirHtstl
9ranibrt sisbt, ptI&s bic @iiIsul9aft In al
ibrsn Stuftn ju bsiltn i'm Sianes III; SaGs
aatarrb aur N bic sinlist feet btr dr,tli9r
BribnI&afi btfanntt poliiips aur. aatarrb tr.
tcrbtrt ale cine GpniimtiOnsfranfbtit sins con.
ihtutipntat 8sbaubIuus. Saa's 8aiarrb.tul
ptrb tnnultt stnpmmtn une pirft htrsft aut
has Slut unb bic l9lsimissn Dbtr1dGsn bta
Spiitms, bneurH bic @runblage btr sfranfbtiI
irifSrtnb uub btm paiitnitn Strafi etbtnb. In.
etm it bic &onifituttrn ess a6rpeTs auftauI
uno eu Raiur ~ ibrsm Wtrfs bilft. Die Gig.
tnibdmr battn 70 pifl 8trtrausn ju tbrsn Ssil.
ir6fitn, bae lit tinbunbnt Dollars 9tIcbnune
fir isbtn 8aQ anbistsn, ben iif ,u furirsn Ssr.
fsbItu. eaet Gu& zine eiRs BON 3eusuifsn
tpmmtn. Dlan abreIirf;
q. ;. &ttntp & Co., 9plthp, 8.
od- gtriauft bon alien NpptbtfsIH, 75s.
pnlps 8amiIisH. piasH fnb biz bsffn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
Au6 benz Dberen 2hale.
(Gr4balb @orreiponbens.)

- Wdbrenb sr am Donusritos 9ia1'
mittas in Der @raliD Sslanb 3e6s ieis
ner grbeit na6sing, purbe Der Berg
mann Sobn @ruc uOn Slppbant unter
sinem 6slisnfall sefanssu unb iOfort
9etDotet.
= Dem Soispb 9urssgra pon Price.
burg, oem am uorlesten Samftas in
Der @raiip Sslano 3ede 6as liuts Bsin
b0S eerlest puroe, 1T am Disnltag oas
@lieo amputirt worben, bamit man iein
3ebeu erbaltsu iann.
- @omarb Smentin BON SeIiup,
bem Dor Sabrssfrilt in Der 3efe Der
Dolpb Soblen @ompanis bUie Serles'
unsen ju9sfiist nuroen, oils ibn Elm
Su9 3arren traf, bat am Donnerltag
9esen bic 8orpOration eine 3lase fur
$40, 900 @nti&aoieunS eintrasen laHen.
- Der 81 Sabre alte Sames Conan
pon Pedpills, elm friiberer Sanitor Der
oortigen Shule, purbe am Samitag
~ pon 10 bis is Sabreu 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt, na1oem sr eingeitanben,
oab er Rutb unS Wtabsl Gnoerion, relp.
II uno 13 Sabre alt. felt Sabrssfrift
friminsl anss9riffen bate.
- glabs Der Stells, no ON grbsitsr.
tag ProfsHOr Soiepb SsGp BON Dip
pbaut iiberfalleu uno b6s perlest parbe,
ereisueten ii9 Samitas unb Sonntas
9ta6t Spsi neitere ueberfdlle, inbeni
auerit Der II Sabre alte Sranf Stan'
ton cine Susel 3useiast erbislt, wel6e
ibn unsefdbrli6 an Der Stirn uerleste,
iporauf er emit flob, Ddbrenb Sranl
Sberioan ON Sonntag Gbeno BON 3nei
masiirteni Ssrlen an9ebalten warb, mel
belibn aber laufen lieBen, nahoem Iis
erfldrt, oaB er nidlt Der uon ihuen per-
lan9te Wtann mar.
(@arbonoale @orreiponoen3.)
- Sine Sheune nnbe BEN Solpital
fir bic friminsllen Srriinnisen 3u 5ur'
uiep purbe Sreitae giuht burd) Seust
Serit6rt, nit sinem 8erluit pOn etpn
2,OoO.
= sllS Der 13 Sabre alte Soiepb
@billene uon Yilla StraBe am 0tOntae
0inhmittas sinen HeuOlper reini9te,
brhdte er bic gBaife 3ufdllis los uno
Die Su9el bran9 ibm in bic Sruit, cine
sroBe gloer ourbihneioenb, iObaB er
itarb, ebe ibm arSliher Seiitano &C.
9eben merben tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-15
Bon Neter6bura.

- Sruu Nlsranoer Stt BON Yres.
colt auenue, nelhe iih i'm 6abnsmanu
SoIpital elmer Operation untermarf,
fonnte an Dienitas mieoer beimfebren,
naboem ibr 3uitano iid beoeutenO uer'
bshsrt bate.
- Der rs Sabre alte @eorge 5oots
pon slib StraBe itiirSte Wfoutag Wtor.
gen cine 2reppe binab, nobel ibm cine
@sbirneribiitterun9 uno 9ebOritsnss
SlntssidB Iussfiist WurOs, ,IioOuB er nm
Wfitterna6t ltarb.
- SrGulsin @oitb Stsnber pon 9aps
lor slpsnue uno @rnit Seelano Don
Jtoro Wtain Iuenue nuroen eeltern
abeno In Der 0Obnuus Der Brauteltern
bur6 Paitor u. 8. @alisntnmp gum
Suno iiirs 9sbsu sinseissnet,
= gaftor SObn Saas. .. o.. Di'
reftor bes Wtiiblsnber9'S 'SoIe9iums in
glllentomn, 3d., unb felt snei Sabren
Der Prdiioent Der groBen lutberilden
SDnooe uon Pennipluanisn, niro am
na6lten Sonntase, Hormittags um
bulb IL llbr, in oeuti9 uuo enslii9
iiber .@briltlids bObere @rsisbuu94 uno
before Sunoiruns Der Sguobalen 9ebr.
anltalten reoen. Seoermaun lit freuno.
libft ein9elaoen, oisit beioeutenbsn
&eoen oss boh9elsbrtsn ProfeiiOrs gu
b0ren.
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gRilfes. .earre Raari&tsu.

- antbonD s. 2BnG. wel6er friber
als Ssiretdr bes GousreBmann,s SObn
8. @aisD In @aibinstOn fun9irte, bat
leetersn am Wiontas auf $5o.Ouo @nt'
i&dbisuns psrilast, ,.wsil er sslsgsntli4
Der Sfficeauslasen isinsn sutsn Rni
bsidGoist erbislt.
Sn Der ct. giidOluus Stride wur'
ben am Donneritas ourh Sfarrsl
@Ddsl 5risOrid 8. Steemaisr unb
ssrdulein Wtilbreb Stonebnm uon Plg
mouth sum 8un6 fiirs Yebsn siuge'
Issnst. Der Srdutisum LIT elm Sobr
bes Wtit9lieoes Der moblbstanntsr
Bruusrfirma.
- Der Wfuiiter Dilltam 6ollat
purSs frhb am Dienitas Wtorsen wabr'
ldeinli6 fatal perlsst, alS Elm anto'
mcbil oss Or. 8. s. sterling on Siit
Wtain StraBe cine 86ihunS binab
rannte, als Der 2enfapparat brad. Or
STIRLING uno 3msi anbere Psrionet
buttsn Elm fnuppes @ntfommen.
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Stabtratb.

Direftor Der Ofisntli6en @erte SaDes
beri6tete am Sreitas oem Staotratb
iiber ueridisOene glnssleseubeitsn, Delhs
on ibn reierirt morOsn maren. @r er'
tlGrte, baB i'm 1900 Slod on DidI on
9lusuue Ssitenmeae n6tbis iiuo uno er
Daro oann au9emieIen, eiuen Soften
iiberihla9 anfertigen Su lalien. @tne
SroinanS fir Seitenwege an Glib Wtain
slusnue uno Weltern Strabe 1T iiber'
flhliis, oa 5. 3. Billians Die Slhc
beiorecn mill. Ssnrp BurssB pon
SBuuerlp, OsGsu Widbmuidius Ourh Die
ltabtiide Seuerwebr belh1oigt muroe,
lit su $50 GntidGOisuus bsrsdtist.
9lsi6falls D. Is. SSith uon 2uDlor. osi
len autOmobil gum Bstrus uOu S23 45
S6a6en erlitt. Die tempOrGre SUB
bride an Siio gBaibin9ton gpeuus
fam thsilpsiie fir cine 5usbriide iibsr
oem WfeaooD Bad benust werOen. uno
er wuroe an9emielen. iolhes ,u tbun.
Oa Abju9stanale an Bleaiant uno
0owea StraBen nDtbis iiuo, wuroe er
an9eDieieu, einen 2Oitsuiiberiflag aus
iertissn Iu laHen. Den 3aun on Jtoro
Deder Court, 5miiben @earuiem uno
Booo StraBen, bat sr entfernen lailen
uno bas Nunb iou ,medS Benusun9
als ofientlibe Strabe ueroammt wer'
ben.
StuOtanwalt Dupis beri6tsts aud
iiber Ysribieoenss. @r erfIGrte. oaB
Die Staot niht Die Bulls Seao SOblsn
@Ompanie sWinsen fOnue, ben bsidd'
oi9ten &isrce StraBe ab3usstanaI gut
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