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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-26
Death Of Mrs. julia Williams.

ISpcCIHI 20 TIC Times DiSpatCh.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April o.
Mrs. Julia Williams, widow Of DR.. John
w. Williams, of North Garden, this
county, died yesterday at local hos
pital. She was 4 daughter of the late
DR.. George Martin, and sister of Mrs
4. NJ. Jones, Of North Garden, and
George W. Martin, n well-known news
paper writer. now in North Carolina
She leaves three sons, Dr. NJ NJ Will
liams, Carl and John Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-26

trely new and unexpected situations.
rs we'll as Its remarkable adaptabllity
In handling every problem presented
to II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-26
ITALY AND AUSTRIA
MAY REACH ACCORD

CONTINUED from First PaRe)
the entente powers would be expected
to last for a considera BILE time
After tho war. each ally would be
expected 10 place sufficient troops at
the disposal OF Greece TO allow her
TO resist the eventual Bulgarian at
tack. thus assuring the integrity OF
the present territory of the kingdom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03
OUCH! LUMbAC0!|
RUB PAINS FR0I
SORE, BAG,
Rub Backache ava
with small trial botu
of old "St. Jacobs UI

Back hurt you? Can't straisS'
UP without feeling sudden pains, ~
aches and twinges? Now -
that's lumhago. sciatica or ~
from a strain, and you'll get rehsi
moment you rub your back \ :,
soothing. penetrating st. JACOBS =
Nothing else takes out soreness. =
ness and stiffness so quickly
simply rub it on your back ana
comes the pain. 1t is Harmless
doesn't burn the skin.
Timber up, Don't suffer. oe
small trial bottle of old. honest !.
Jacobs Or from any drug store.
after using it just once. you'n ~.
that you ever had backache. iu'n's
or sciatica, because your oach
never hurt or cause any more ip-
1t never disappoints and has Aeen !
commended for 90 years.-Adv. L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03
HOUSE

Tuesday, March 2, 1915.
The House met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Evans of
Gardiner
Journal Of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Readina.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03
THE nth Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Reports Of the Sessions of Senate
And House Of Representatives
SENATE.
March 2, 1915.

Tuesday, March 2, 1915.
Senate called to order by the Pfesi-
den, according to adjournment
PRAYER nv Rev. Herbert S. Dow Of
Gardiner
Journal of previous session fedo
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03

On motion by Mr. Ames Of Wash
ington. Senate $50, An Act to equal
ize, the salaries Of the clerks Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03

hundred, it is twenty-three hundred.
Now if the taxpayers of county ever
ought to have their attention called to
now. and I hope. gentlemen. you will
grant the Senator from Piscataquis the
roll-call that he desires.
The question being on the amendment
offered by Senator Scammon, Senate
Amendment B to Senate Document No
100. the yeas and nays were ordered.
and the Secretary called the roll.
Those voting yea were Messrs. Allen.
Ames, Burleigh, Chatto, Cole, Emery,
Peacock, Price. Scammon. Swift, Walk
er. Weld-ls. Those voting nay were
Messrs. Bartlett, Boynton, Colby, Con-
ant. Dunton. Durgin, Hersey. Leary-S.
Absentees: Messrs. Butler, Hastings,
Herrick, Jilison ,Moulton. Thurston,-s.
Sixteen having voted yes. and eight
having voted no, the amendment was
adopted.
Senate Document No. 15o, An Act to
Equalize the Salaries of the Clerks Of
the Judicial Courts, was then passed to
be engrossed, as amended
On motion by Mr.. Murphy Of Cum
berland, Senate AS. an Act to Equaiize
the Salaries Of Sheriffs, vas taken from
the table.
Mr.. MURPHY: understand that
Senate Amendment A. on the calendar
is mistake; it should be B."
I move the adoption Of Senate Amend
ment A. which is enclosed in the bill:
Amend line seven Of Section one by
striking out said line and substituting
therefor the following. Cumberland,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
Wither Tip Begins on Grapefruit

During the last few days speci-
mems of grapefruit infested with
wither tip fungus have been COM
ing into the laboratories of the Elk
pertinent Station. The fruit is
marked by dark sunken spots, ac-
companied by cumming and by
areas of gum infiltrated tissue.
The same fungus works on the
tree and branches. IT often kills
young twig growth, but this is
considered the least destructive of
its work. The active form at
lacks weakened branches and
trees. 1t may kill a tree which is
not thrifty. Ordinarily when it
affects the twigs it goes no farth-
err, but once in a weakened branch
it will grow until it strikes tissue
strong and vigorous enough to re-
sist it.
Its presence in the branches of
the tree is known by a following
of the foliage followed by willing
and death. This particular yell
lowing should not be confused,
says B. F. Floyd of the University
of Florida Experiment Station,
with following due to other caus-
es. Trees often turn yellow from
nitrogen starvation and branches
may be affected by bearing an OK
ceptionally heavy fruit crop.
The best remedy in combating
wither tip fungus is to prune off
all affected parts. AS soon as the
grower is sure that branch is in
tested, he should take off those
branches. The fungus or the
spores live over from season to
season in dead wood, hence all
dead wood should be taken out.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29

brought from distant localities
and to drink them for their sup
posed health-giving qualities. 1t
may be a disappointment to know
that to seucre one good therapeu-
tic dose of the essential ingredient,
carbonate of lithium, would re-
quire the drinking of 100000 gal
Ions of the fluid, which makes the
medicine decidedly dilute. At the
rate of one gallon day, almost
seven hundred years would be
needed to acquire the single dose.
The best sanitation, the strong
est resistance to disease, is secur-
ed by intelligence and common
sense, evidently a more or less
rare combination when it comes
to consideration of the one mat
ter of largest personal interest to
us all-our health.-State Board
of Health Bulletin.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
CITRUS SEMINAR
Growers to Meet at Gainesville
October 9th to 9Th this Year

The sixth annual meeting of the
Citrus Seminar will be held at the
University of Florida, GAINESVILLE,
October 5 to s inclusive this year.
The meeting is for the benefit of
the growers. Topics of interest to
them viii be discussed by the mem
bers of the Experiment Station
staff, representatives of the Uni
ted States Department of Agricul-
ture and other authorities on cit
rus.
The growers have opportunity
at these meetings of learning the
latest developments in the techni-
cal phases of their work. The
growers problems are discussed
from a scientific basis and in view
of the latest scientific knowledge.
B. F. Floyd of the University of
Florida Experiment Station has
charge of the program and he ex-
poets to have larger attendance
this year than last, which was the
largest meeting up to that time.
Interest has been steadily growing
since the Seminar was started five
years ago. Mr.. Floyd believes
that more of the growers would
attend if they understood the
real mission of the meeting, and if
they understood it's nature.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
NEW FISHING LAW
Deputy Bowdoin is Specially Ad-
vised as to Some Provisions

j. E. Bowdoin of Charlotte
Harbor, who has been appointed
deputy shell fish commissioner for
the district embracing the waters
between Punta Gorda, Venice and
Key West,-DeSoto and Lee and
parts of Manatee and Munroe
counties-at request of local fish
dealers wrote to the department
relative to the new law. Com
missioner Hodges reply under
date of July 18th is in substance
as follows, and is printed as mat
ter of interest to those engaged in
the fishing business:
81 note what you say about
section 3. When they are fishing
for mullet or mackerel they may
put their nets together or have
one net of a greater length than
$50 yards, but they must not use
this in stop-netting. See Section
5 and enforce this strictly. This
means to place a net across a
creek or a bayou or pass and stop
the fish from passing through.
"Of course the dealers who
own the boats are the ones to give
in the report for the boat and pay
the taxes. Anyone can fish on the
boat if it has a license. We are
not licensing the men, but the
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
The Week in History

Monday, July 26.-Halleck super
sedes Mcclellan as commander
in-chief of the army, 1862.
Tuesday, July 27.-Departments
of state established in the new
United States government. 1889.
Wednesday, July 28.-Victory for
the Federal forces through
Sherman s three battles at At
lanta, 1864.
Thursday, July 29.-All southern
prisoners of war released ON
parole on taking oath of ale
glance, 1865.
Friday, July 30.-General Grant
orders explosion of a mine at
Petersburg, killing $50 Confed-
crates, 1864.
Sunday, August battle of Nile
Nelson victor, 1898.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
Cotton Seed Meal May Fertilize
Pineapples

Pineapple growers are having
considerable difficulty in getting
the quantity of potash that they
have been accustomed to use. The
essential plant food for large
plants at this time of the year is
ammonia, according to P. H. Rolls
director of the University of Flor
ida Experiment Station. Potash
is almost prohibitive and it is nee
esSary to find a substitute.
In the Indian River section dur
ing the early days cotton seed
meal was used extensively and Mr..
Rolls suggests that it might be
used again as a fertilizer for pine
apples. In 1899 a man named
Fredericksen at Jensen had a fine
field of pineapples which had had
no other fertilizer than cottonseed
meal for five years. "While the
character of the fruit and the con-
dition of the field was not the best
In the community" said Mr..
Rolls recently, cit was above the
average"
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
ENTHUSIASTS ON
SANITATION ARE
TAKERS VICTIMS
Concluded from first page)

Concluded from first page
In a certain Florida town is
dairy that has built up large
business by advertising itself as
"the sanitary dairy" An in
spection showed it to be one of the
filthiest places in the state or
country. Sanitary" bread or
pie or meat, is usually no better
than the kind that is sold without
that adjective.
In nothing is the public gulled
more regularly than by the social
ed mineral or spring waters.
Bacteriologically most of these
are shown by chemical analysis to
be much more harmful than the
artesian waters with which Flori-
da has been blessed in many sec
tons of the state, which are I'M
surpassed as healthful drink
anywhere in the world.
Some prefer to spend perfectly
good money for lithia waters,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
nets and boats, unless they are
non-residents or aliens"
Saw Palmetto Ashes Contain
Potash

The average farmer is probably
overlooking a source of potash In
hardwood ashes and those of the
saw palmetto. Analyses made at
the University of Florida Expert
ment Station several years ago
showed that samples of saw pal
metto roots obtained from Braden-
town, Miami and Lake City gave
ashes which contained more than
IL, sc, and IS per cent of potash
respectively. This ash was prac-
tically free of foreign matter and
contained no dirt or sand from the
roots. p. H. Rolls, Director of the
University of Florida Experiment
station, estimates that the ashes
obtained under average farm con-
ditions would analyze from l to
10 per cent.
Before the European war pot
ash came from Germany and the
trouble of saving wood ashes pro-
badly was not justified, but ac-
cording to their potash content,
ashes are worth about five times
as much as they were little more
than year ago.
The saw palmetto burns to very
few ashes so that it takes from 20
to Is tons of dry roots to make a
ton of ashes, but saw palmetto and
many other woods are burned in
great quantities on Florida farms
especially where new lands are
cleared. The ashes are wasted.
They could be saved easily. Ev-
cry ton of ashes is worth at least
SIS and may be worth as much IS
$50 according to the way in which
the wood has been cared for, for
it's potash alone. There are other
fertilizers, principally phosphor-
orus, which are valuable.
The farmer must not expect to
get ashes which will contain as
high percentage of potash as those
obtained by the station, because
those were from wood which was
handled with utmost care, but
since the wood is burned anyway
the ashes had just as well be saw
ed. Potash teaches quite readily
from the saw palmetto roots and
they should be burned while they
are still green if possible; but if
this cannot be done, they should
be Kicked and protected from the
rain. The ashes should be pro-
tected so that none of the fertiliz-
ing constituents may be lost.
The ash from leaves and berries
of saw palmetto and the ashes
from cabbage palmetto as well as
the ash from pine run very low in
potash and probably will not JUS
tify the trouble of saving.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
Once branch is affected there j,

Once branch is affected there is
no hope for it. 1t should be
trimmed up close to the trunk so
that it may heal over without
leaving a dead stub which would
be source of reintroduction of
the same trouble. Often when the
fungus is especially prevalent it
may be necessary to prune very
heavily. If growers will watch
their trees, however, and get the
upper hand, such drastic measures
will not be necessary.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT

To make battleships thoroughly
safe from torpedo attacks they
should be equipped with dry
docks.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
is Sickness A Sin?

If not, it's wicked to neglect illness and
means of relief. It's wicked to endure
Liver Ills, Headache, Indigestion, Consti-
patton, when one dose of Po-Do-L Lax CIV
es relief. Po-Do-Lax is Podophylln
MAY Applet, without the grippe. 1t arous-
es the Liver. increases the flow 'of bile
Natures antiseptic in the Bowels. Your
Constipation and other ills disappear ov-
er-night because Po-Do-Lax has helped
Nature to remove the cause. Get bottle
form your Druggist to-day Get rid of
your constipation overnight.
(AdvertisemenD
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
a "a AEf. 49,

In this chest you have an excellent rem
edy for Toothache, Bruises. Sprains, Stiff
Neck, Backache, Neuralgia. Rhematism
and for most emergencies One Csc bottle
of Sloan's Eminent does 1t all-this be-
cause these ailments are symptoms, not
diseases, and are caused by congestion
and Inflammation If you doubt, ask those
who use Sloan's Liniment, or better still,
buy a 25c. bottle and prove it. All drug
gists.
ADVERTISEMENT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

2onbou, %. Rdra. Die Ruins
pis I'm ben gsiib b.r aarpathenpdiis
oau.rn nit ungspobuter 5eftiststt
fort unb rieiss ift bos eiH3ig. Ssbist
daf Dem arisssIdaupIaB, no admpfs
in er5bsrem MaBfabe Dor ii4 sebsil.
Die Ruisn bebaupteu, bdb iis ss'
gen 9artfslo lnb Spibnit uOrbrinsen,
abtr laut Dfisrrsi9iIdeu gladri4tsn
babn iie bsrIdbisbsutli4 RisberIassn
erlittsn unb an elmer Stele 1T e ben
Csfterr.itern ssluns.n 14oo @ufsn
in bi. Gsfansenfdaft gu nebHlsn.
geim sutbol.a 9ab befinbsn fih bic
RuiIsn in Der OffeniiDe uHo finb snss'
siia beiirebt, ibre qOfitioH.u bsi
ttosioupi ssgen bic ansriffs Der bsuts
I4.n unb SfsrrsidiIdxn Sruppsn gu
b1Iten.
SIN llsbrissn finbsn auf Der 5iilis
tbsn Sront Hur gang persin3sItsgefs4'
te itatt. mas aui bic @ittsrunsspr'
b1ltniiis 5uriidsufiihrsn fsin oirfte,
ba isSsnfans bur4 Sas S&msIssn Der
gepaltigsn G4nssmaHen in osr Grii6'
linssIpune Spsraiionsn in srDberem
Wabitabe unm0sIid ssml8t DsrSsn.
auF bsm psItIiGsn ariegsi4aupIas
nurtst man auf bsibsn Ssitsn slei4.
falls auf siinFtisere DitterunssDsr'
bdltniiTs. ebs SpsraiiOnsn IN sr6bsrsm
limfuns IN aHsriff ssnOmmsn perosy
tSnnsn. Di. Gran3of,n babsn IS IN.
spiIden uuf bic S0Gsn Der Wlads ab,
s.isbsn unb spar iiioIid bon 9srbun
mo isSo4 lire 9tngriffe Don ben Seut-
i4,u prompt absswisIsn purbsn.
gssiislih Der Sperotioien in beu
Darbauslsn iit felt eiEissn Sagsu
lni6ts Sffi3isIlss bstuunt gesebsa
iporbsn. Wldn nimmt an, SuB btt
Slotts Der gsrbiinS,tsH porIGufis baa
gftTuiiot Der sbdtigtsii Der Riusniu'
der abDurtet. I'm es bann pisbsr mi
eiHsm ansriff auf bic Sorts su Ssr'
iu@sn.
@as bic @uiien bebaap'
ten.
Ct. getersbura. 2s. @irs.
ria SonsSn Die Rsiiieu babea ibr'
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0erienft
Wurbe Der britiT9e Dampfer ~JaId>
ba" DON einsm bsutI9en Inter
iteboot.
3Dei iusitere Sumpfer fenbeu gtot5'
iignals Gus, neil fis BON llnter'
iseboOt Derfolst purbeH.

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f9es unterIssboot mar am Sonntag
IN ben @epGFsrn fiibIi9 DON Srlunb
t5dtig. 2Ier Dabrfdeinlidteit Hu4
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tiIae Dompfer rGaluba" DON BOIL
Sonnsn Derfentt tporSeu, renn Der
Sampfer fignolifirte, bab bic Wanns
i4dft ii4 in bic gOOts ssfIii4tet
babe.
Der snsIif9e Sampfsr sDunsbin"
bon 3051 Sonnen, Der am 13. Mdr5
Don Reipport Stems nu6 GpOn Utout9
in Gee ging uHb Der 9umpfer .4quis
Ia" Ianbten gleiafalIs Notbftguule
aus nit Der MeIbuns. baB fis Don si'
mem uu.erIeeboot ssiust niiroen. Diss
fs Sampfer beFanben fi9 allie ungsfdbr
in bsrisIbeH gssenb. am SOnutoS
Wsittas mar siH llnterIesboot in Der
RGbe DON Cape Clear 5sp5a9tes upr.
ben.
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So heibt fs in finfr ams Ront fimgftroffnf,'
prprth)r iibfr Dir Stfllun9mabmf 9talifns*
Die Ceiterreiher
6absn f6on ipisber 400 gtuiIsn ss'
fansm aenommeu unb bic Rufsn
In bic GIu9t ssi9lussn.

Wien, pia 2onbon. %. Wdrs. -
Gm Sonntag 2fbenb purb. pOm
2riegsminiiierium bic folgenbs amts
Iide 8etanutma4ung erlahen:
rDis gugriffs Der Rufeu in benz
Subaipa unb benz aabores SbaI Tin
ben aurpat6,u) finb a6seiAassn tDors
ben. Der aampf bat in ben Sbilsrn
auf beibsn Ssitsn isit seiiern an Sefs
tistet nadssIaiIsn. Bdbreno b:s sa>
gss uub Der Waht fam sg nur gu ar@
tinsrisgsfshten unO GepldntsIn.
2ln anberen SteIsn Der &arpat6en
fam es gu srbittsrten &GmpfeH. Wir
babsn 1890 Ruieu ssfoussn senOms
men. 9iuf esr @erfoIguHs Der RuIs
len ma4tsu mir tDeitere 200 9efans
sess.
Die Gage in Ruiiii4 pOlsu unf
in Msit 9aiiaien lit unperdnoert.
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4nlsarien
gIsi6t neuhdI nub psii bic SreHHS'
ibaft GeatidjlanoS su idJdteu.

Berlin %. @ars. stni srabt.
Ipiem Siege na6 sapuiiis, q. .. Ter
buIsariide grsmierminiitsr %aboSla'
luofi 6ai in sOiia ben orrtissn aOr'
reipsnbsnteH Oss pg,rIiRer Gage.
bIntf1 srfIdri, baF Snlsarieu beidloi.
fen babe, nsntraI gu blsibeH, 10 langs
q bic Suttreiisn Ses eaubes erbeiidl.
ten. Ter Greniirrininiiier bemerfts
nod, bah gnlsarieu srshsn @eril
anf ieine frsHHOidraftlidtn ge5iehnn.
eeu in SsHtidlano lest. @eradjte BON
sinsr anssbIid beuprifebeHben HeOr.
saniiatisn bts aabiHetts i'm Sinns
brr 9ietioualiiten, iuHroeu BON %rt'
mistriiniitsr fiir nnbesriiHoet erfiart,
ba bic @shrbsit in Der Gspntisfea.
fammcr, iuiuie and bic @aiOritd, seE
gtp5IfsrnHg bss eanbss nshw mid
ba 9sslitii Ssr 01sGierans dapsriiaH'
ess lei.
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Urie9enlam6

grldBteine grtlGruHa Be-
siglih feiner uuspdrs
tigen poIitit.
atben, ria 2onbOn, %. MGrs.-
81. griefai6e Rssisruns bat am
Sonntaa besiisli6 ibrsr auspdrtisen
9olitit bi: fOIgsnbe grsIdruHa srlai>
fen:
Die Rseierung. 6er aana beiDnters
Daran gelegen lit, baB bic OffentliHs
Meinuug bapon iiber5eugt 1T, baB bi,
auspdrtisen angeIeeenbeitsn in gss
biibrsnber Weiie Grlebiguus finten
sra9tet eg fir cine abiOlute ROt6tpen'
bisteit, ben gshauptunsen entge5su. u
treten. oaB Gris6enldno, faas es
ni6t feline glsutraIitGt aufgie5t, b.
6slesenbeit einbiist. feline Matchmaker
4ipirationen au DerDirtli4eu.
Die Meinuugsosrid idisbenbeiten ami
ihen Der asssntpdrtigsn Rsgisrun!
unb ibrsm @orgGuger sntltaub besi )
lid Der 4nTrbtsn iiber ben Grnft fs
gefabren, pon bensn bic Sntegri.d
bes 2anbes bsbrobt uiro. Die Resie
ruHa tbut aGss in ibrsr Ma4t iteteH
be. I'M bic R6gIiatsit eiusr Gefab
abaapenoen.-
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@efunben
Wurbe aHge6Ii4 bas Deriunfene I1H>
teriee6oot rss 4" auBerbGl5 bes
5afens bon 9apaii.

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am SOnntaa absnb betannt gegs5en
fuurbe. ouBsrbuIb bes Safeus aufsea
fuuben pproeu unb ansebIi9 iinb bes
reits s6eile beg Sberbqus an bic
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Der 8aggsr california" pirb foe
fort nit elmer QH5abI G9Ieppern on
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m6glif geDeisn, cine Spur beg uniers
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boots ~ a" su finben. Die Sauher
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befeitigt al bdbeH gIoub.e, in bic Si.fe
aetduft uno baben ermitteIt, oaB bic
RubeI on einem alien Qnter b.fefligt
tparen. 8iefer glnter mar aller @a5rs
I6einIt9teit berienige, ben big
S6ladtf6tff Oregon" psrlDrtn bat c.
Dim Wiontdg perbens bic Radforiduns
gen oufs Reue begonnen tperb n.
Aaraa funo BEN MHter an BEN Gute
oes &absls, an pelhem eltlang er in
bic Siefe aina, pdbrenb Gpous ubIos
( lut nihts an ieinem &ubel fano.
@arua taubte 215 Ssub tisf uHb ipu
hermit ben bisberigen Weltreforo gss
6ro8eu baben. @r brou6.e gum 5ous
den % Minuten unb gum Aufiti.g
Heun unb cine hllbe Minute.
Observation-Disclosures Sulius u. Su,
rer ertIGrte am SonHtag, oab bic bier
lluteriee5oote in Der 6apnii SiDiIipn
DOR einem MoHat elmer eingeb b.nben
priifuHg unteripprfsn uurben unb oas
mnIs taoeIIos funttionirteH.
9qs DaHer an Der Stens, an rels
der bic 81 a. untersine. lit 10 tiff,
oas mad Der 4riitt BON Murineuffts
5ieren teiue tpirtfamen Runforifuus
gen unb SebeDeriu6e semust ipsrosn
tOunen, ebe niht Suuaappdrute 5ur
@rrfisuna itsbeH. bic sin SuubeH Biz
in eine 5isfe BON ii5er 300 sfuB ss'
itotteu.
StaIisnii6e 5ibt6pfs.
q m, %. MGrs. - am SOnntdg
puroe bier cine MaiienperiammIung
abgebaIten, bic BON geripnen uerun-
italtet porben mar. bic odfiir fino,
bah sStoIien 5rient, Srisii uno Dali
motien nit 0uffsnocpalt re3meu
Iou unb es lpuroen aud oiesbe3iiglihe
Sei6liifTe aefaBt. Rad or 9er'
iommluug bsrIufte Elm 8oItsboufe
Bis CUR Seiterreidiithen goiihaft
burdsubrineeu, purbe jebo9 oon po'
lisei unb 5ruppeu, bic ouFsebotsu
poIoen pdren. I'M bic 0rhnuus uui'
red,t su erbalten. suriidgetrieteu, nos
tei cine 9lnsabl @erbaftungen porgs'
nommen tpurben.