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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-29
THOUGHT She
COULD NOT Live
Restored to Health by Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Unionville, Mo- suffered from q
female trouble and got 80 weak that 1

could hardly W ak
across the floor with
out h olding on to
something. l had
nervous spells and
my fingers W ould
cramp and my face
would draw, and I
could not speak, nor
sleep to do any good,
had no appetite, and
everyone thought I
wor1Id mt live
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-29
URGE MRS. SMITHS REELECTION
Cedar Rapids Woman Likely to Be
Chosen President of State w. G. 7. ".

Special to Times-Republ1can.
Iowa City, Sept. 2s.-That Mrs. Ida
B. Wise Smith of Cedar Rapids, presi-
dent oe tn, Iowa sta,e w. Z. T. u"
during the past three years, will be
elected president for the fourth time,
is the practically unanimous belief OF
the delegates to the forty second an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15


A design that will recommend itse
on dolly set made Of a fine. firm
weave Of linen. The work IS done il
| a combination Of cyeict and SOLID cin
broidery. arranged to form a bordci
effect. The edges OF the scallops ar,
finished with buttonhole embroidery
1 The edges may be worked flai il Pre-.
ferred, but are much more durable and
| beautiful when padded.
There are three rows OF cnhroid-
cry above the seallors, two OF cyclei
and one Of solid satin dots, the dots
being worked between the rowe Of cyr-
icts
The simple designs require snieotl,
eYel work, and 70 insure this. after
drawing the thread from the skein it
should be passed lightly between the
torellnger and the fhualb to make sure
which way TIE twist runs. Now insert
the thread IN the needle SO tieas he
twist seems to run downward. This
gives great smootllness in The finished
work. iqry II the opposite end il in
serted III the nccdlc.t the thread viii be
iSlr2wn through the linen aca;ast its
iwisy thus causing Tcugliness and
lnots.
The small round eyclris are punched
With Z siiietio, then made by whipping
ever and over running stitches to bcr-
Ger ti1e hole to be sufrcu-dcd. Ihcsc
running stitches should be small and
as even as possible.
The satin dots are very beautiful
carefully embroidered. They are atouf
the size Of half dime and are weii'
padded before they arc worked. In
making satin stitch TIE thread should
be single Doubling crosses the ''i:e"
Of the two threads and prevents the
achievement Of an even stitch. The
inexperienced wcrkcr should always |
Lear N mind the fact that satin stitch [
es should be laid side by side. vesy
ciesc together, rzicii stitch Spanning the
entire width Of the fern 10 be en-
f-c;dcrcd The stitches may be eitier
.Iaigllt or siaHting. though some peo-
{ y rake a distinction. calling The
..-aieff sfisrhery French work and re
sisnsins safiD stitch. The work nay
lir done either toward or away from
3 c-lbroiderer. bet tie needle should 1
'N-ys be broagiit up on the left-hand 4
g1 a1d ia-cT;cd On the right-hSad
ae, rrius Icing taken 10 preserve a
.,.--et; fsa1csn.
"A very pretty fad is 70 cnbroif'cr
linnf room linens in colors that are
aeenizi 10 the furnishings and dec
sFaiion 81 the roos1 For this reason
'anjsone dolly sets are embroidered |
:. Wcdgewood blue. tan and green. h
The success Of embroidery In color on (
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
~ kseain y Healthy,
Girlish Complexion

AZ you Nohid have d clear, fresh. girl
ixii ensnpietipn 0nA oNnce n ordinaF,
\ iutffnlizpa WAX WI ald ybn IL ilsis dl'
fettipn more than shelves fun Of COS
nletieM II produces a natural beauty,
4 THE WAX. profurlbe 81 any drugstore
xoinJtletelg ahSprbs a baa complexion fe-
sHMiirS the htaitbE young skin under
rf9fb ~ work Ii done 80 gradually.
0ay ny day. that no Inconvenience Fl
laustu me WAS Il siH,iied at night,
iile cold nreain. and removed In the morn-
nT with soap and water
Ahotiler vahrabie fejuyenailng treat
fi1cutA.-thss fos wrinkiesis is to battle YOUR
fart IN i solution of powdered saxoite,
"A ns., dissolved Ia S. -pf witch hazel.
This has Remarkably, action h s1iooth
tne ont the lines Nad "firming up The
iooSs tissue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
|GOUGING WAS
ORDER Of EXAMS
At AN NHAPOL|S.
CHARGES ARE PREFERRED
AGAINST SUPT. FULLAM
IN CHARGE OF CADETS

Annapolis, Ind. June i5.-A virtual
charge Of tampering with the evil
den1e OF witnesses before the court
cf inquiry investigating Irregularities
in examination papers at the naval
academy was made today against Adj
niral Fullam, superintendent OF the
aeadeIny By Congressman James Hay
Of counsel for seven OF the midshi9-
men defendants.
Mr.. Hay said that in view Of the
evidence given BY Midshipman G. o..
Ward and w. ]. Health and almost
every other nidshspman who has ap
peared on the stand that they have
been taken to the office of the sup
erintendent and either the superin-
tendent 1r his aide has told them that
II they take certain position in the
case what would happen TO them. I'll
seems to me and my associates that
ID tanpering with the evidence of the
Witnesses who are summoned By this 4
court. .
After considering Mr.. Hays request
behind closed doors fer nearly an
bonr, Capt. Robert 4. Russell. pres.-
dent Of the court announced he had
letter~to the superintend- |
ent sagirA:
ssIt is requested that prior to the
Of their testimony 5sfo-a
the court an dprior to their being
regularly designated as defendants.
witnesses and possible defendants
summoned through the superintend- /
snf's office be not instructed at any
iime or place as 10 the possible stat
rs in which they would be placed BIZ
iirtue Of any action they might take
is Witnesses or defendants" +
Further testimony was offered
donday tending to support the sus-
icions OF the naval academy author
ties that the offices Of three depart
nents had been entered Just prior tol
he last annual examinations.
Commander G. f. Preston head Of
be English department, when asked
hat precautions were taken in his
apartment against "gougingr duringl
he examination said:
'fIVe take 1t for granted that theyi
ont 'gouge;;' our whole dependence
placed on them. AS far as my
apartment is concerned our con-
dence mas not been abused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

70 tlie woman q refined taste is sllowr
1 white depends very largely up5n the
selection Of the colors. While the
basic red blue cir yellow will look
crude and harsh, the dyers know how
| u tone them and their combinations
50 that they are softened and become
very agreeable 10 the eye.
The charm OF the new colored en-
broiderics lies in their novelty. and
they are in great demand, although
there arc housewives who cling tena-
ciously 10 aii-wliite effects and will net
hear Of having them replaced even by
the most exquisite OF color schemes.
II preferred, in working up the dor
lies in question, French knots may be I
substituted for one Of the rows of eye
lets. There is only one item that has
ever made the French knot difficult to
any worker. and that is lack OF
Knowledge as to the correct method Of
making them Correctly made. they
are quickly and easily done; and an-
other virtue. they will all look alike,
since stated number of twists around
lie needle produces dots of uniform
size.
The embroidery pattern Illustrated
aud described herein, together with
800 others covering all possible uses, q
are ificluded in the Innovation En-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
race lneenaIary Charge.

II Dr. q. L. Long, Mountain View
dentist and VIII Moore who lives
near that place have been arrested
charged with burning the Long rest
dence last Marsh, Assistant state
Fire Marshal Williams made the in
sestigaiion, Both parties gave bond
for their appearance ait the October
term Of the district court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

The regular meeting OF the youns
Mems Booster club VIII be held to.
night at the chamber OF commerce
rooms at p. m. Matters Of import
ance will be brought up for discus
sion, including a proposed charge
in the constitution and bylaws of
the order. Citizens Of the city.
whether members Of the club or not
are invited to attend these meetings,
as the club is always willing to aid
any movement for the betterment Of
the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
4th of July address there.

Mrs. Walter Ferguson, in the Chero.
kee Republican, says that what the
people Of this county need most is to
talk less and plow more; to blame the
Lord less and themselves more; to
pray less for themselves and treat
their wives better, and to keep their
mouths shut and dig.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Near Carmen the other day the
queer actions Of man caused consid-
cradle anxiety. People didn't know
what was the matter with him until
the sheriff found marriage certifi-
cate OF recent date in his pocket and
then he promptly jailed him for in
sanity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Il For any itchiness of the skin, for
skin rashes. chap, pimples, ETC., try
poan's Ointment SOC at all drug
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Full line of the best paints and
varnishes at the Long Lumber Co.
Phone 567
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
@ A 8 r ORIA
q n q 8 Ex Ea n aM Z n IS a
u LOCAL MOMENT q
q 4 n y & w sx E 81 T ~ Z. 81 3; 3, 81

Highland park is a favorite place
for Weary WiIlier Yesterday Chief
Mitchell rounded UP ten OF them in
one bunch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
m WORLD
OF SPORTS
y y mM ~ II VI VI u IA u ~ ~ "a d
4 NATIONAL LEAGUE III
Y + = n ~ " u Il II u aEKa "a
Standing Of the Teams.

X n II VI ss a "a X IL n n " M IL n
Es AMERICAN LEAGUE. 81
VI " ~ VI " M ~ II VI ri u m mMa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
Ew ~ NJ mm - mM IS IL W " xM y
IA WESTERN LEAGUE. ~
1zE MM VI II ~ ~ " n n VI mRa
standing Of the Teams.

E w u u " X n ~ " LIN KMa
M WESTERN ASSOCIATION u
n mM = mx N MM Msmm mMa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
! Blue | | | Tells HOW
PLAGUE RODENTS
CARRY DISEASES
MEASURES TAKEN by GOV
ERNMENT TO THWART
MOVEMENTS OF RATS
(By Associated Press.)


more than three thousand years tia
plague has been known. 1t has bee
attributed aariously to evil spirits
divine wrath. errors Of diet, noxiou
winds, and astronomical phenomena
but today the recognition OF plagu
as rodent disease has Insured u
eradication from cities and urba:
communities, said DR.. Rubtrt Blue
Surgeon General cf the United State
Public Health service in an addres.
before the American society OF Trop
teal Medicine here today.
Speaking upon the subject d
Plague Preventive Measures Thei,
Development and Present Status DR.
Blue pointed out that In any even
anti-plague measures are difficult and
expensive, but they pay not only from
health but from commercial stand
points"
"Rat-proofing," said Dr. Blue, "is
the best and most permanent anti
plague measure, but it is not practi-
cally adapted to most places outside
the United States. In the United
States and its possessions the thor,
|oughness Of enforcement of this
measure is responsible in large part
for the continued freedom of San
Francisco and the Bay Cities from
the infection. for the decline and ces.
sation Of the infection in Porto Rico,
for the continued practical freedom
of the Philippine Islands from plague,
and for the practical eradication of
the disease fron New Orleans" The
address reviewed the history OF plagIe
preventive measures and considered
the legal and technical necessities for
the destruction Of rodents, their ex-
clusion from human habitations, and
permanent methods Of preventing the
recurrence Of the disease.
The Work at New Orleans.
In the discussion OF the paper
which followed, Assistant surgean-
General w. G. Rucker OF the United
States Public Health Service. gave a
resume of the work which has been
perfol nance under his direction In
the city of New Orleans since July
last. He pointed out that from that /
late to May Is. 35,2l2 buildings, over
50 per cent OF the total number in
he city. had been rat-proofed, $4,000
1uisances had been abated and $50.
100 rodents captured in traps. He
estimated that counting those build
ngs which were already rat proof,
here were only about 1900 buildings
n New Orleans in which rat-proofing
emained to be completed. The ro-
ent population, according to DR..
ucker, has been reduced at least 80 i.
er cent p
so far as human beings are con-
'rned New Orleans has been plague
ee since october 4, last" said Dr..
ucker. 1T is true that plague ratsl
We been found as recently as May
/, but the great diminution in the
lent population and the abolition Of
lent harboring places will eventu-
: control the disease Some oppo
ion to the enforcement of the rat
oofing ordinances bas been met in
tain quarters said Or. Rncker,
ut inasmuch as both the federalI
Irts and the supreme court of thei
te have upheld the validity OF these =
finances, they will be completely
orced to the end that New Orleans
y become entirely ratproof, veri-
lie city sanitary"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Commissioner Nike Donnelley oi
Oklahoma City. denies thai he drank
o siass Of Coco cola At drug store.
Nike seys he takes bis straight"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
Standing Of the Teams.

" M1A= =m mmEM mE ri M u
~ FEDERAL LEAGUE M
HzK M ~ a kEx= an zxk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

me Courier at Ponca City says the
argument that the people should wait
until good crop is esrnered before
voting bonds for court house, is
Irrelevant. misleading and immaterial
Gov. Williams must perform won
derful stunt on judy 4th If he appears
IN every place he is advertised for.
Forty towns say be viii deliver the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Notice has been received from the
Civil Service Commission at Washing
ton. L. c.. stating that Grover C.
Ralston Of the local post office force
has passed favorable examination for
the position Of immigrant Inspector,
under the Bureau Of immigration and
Naturalization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

MaypoIe has the contract for feed
ing the. poor in Alfalfa county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Aiding will leave
Wednesday night for California. They
will visit Mr.. Adlings parents at Will
cox, Arizona. en- route: going from
there to San Diego, Los Angeles.
San Francisco and other places of in
terest before returning home the lat
ter part of July.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Blaine county has 2.274 farms. i.o7s
Of them are occupied by renters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15
Standing Of the Teams.

DID you say trouble with your bak.
ings Well then. use Sun Gold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

broidery Pattern Outfit" now being
presented by this newspaper, as cx-
planned elsewhere in these columns.
Household linens are among the
most satisfactory articles TO efnbroider.
for II they are cared for infefiigently
they last for years ana give the home
an individual touch which we all strive
for, and which, after all, can only be
obtained by the evidence of careful
thought and pa;nsal<ing effort on the
part Of the homemakcr, and surely
every home should show this interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-15

Mrs. Lola Clark. shot her husband
Sunday night. near Ell Reno. because
he was beating her. He may lose a
leg as a result. She viii sue for
divorce.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
0eftranoet
ct seitsrH Der Sampfer D6itp q
garfersbHrs" bel Wallipolis.

DerDampftrr ejtp Of 9drtersburs' ,
Der am Dienjtag QbeHb DON bier naf
pittsburg absins, 1T ssitern Wors.n
All triiber Stinbe hei Rdcpon Ssldnb.
iehs Wleil.n unterbalb BON @dlipolis
auf Elm SinDerniB aufsefabren unb
ipurbe hierbei 10 idtper beihdbist, bab
Ct DON benz G6l,ppbampfer .Saaie
Mnrmet4. Der ii6 5ufGlliger Weife in
bsr RGhs bsfanb. in Tsi4tes Wahsr
asihafit iperben mubte.
Inter ben paiiogtsren Der sGitb
ci partsrsburg" brad, als Der Dams
pfer feit.ubr, cine tlsine pauit aug.
bic iih iebcd iebr bdlb legte. als dni
bic Rotbfianals Der S6lspper in Si6r
fam unb bas ledgsporoene S6iif Ill
Sit,erheit bradts. Die pafdgiers
ipurben iofort an 9ano ge6raft uno
mad 9allipoIis ssidafit, bon no aus
lie bic @.itsrrsiis Rah piitsburg ans
traten, pdhrsnb bi, .GiiD Of parters'
bura' Sar 9ornabms Der n0tbieeH Re-
pardturen nuf Dem Srodenbod IN
point plsaiant. sd. ga sei4lsppt
.ruroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

rs prosent itres Dur4f9niitsIobnss
ipdbrenb Der lsbtsn spsi Sabre ibrtr
lTisnif5tit ols psniion bsrehiigt iein.
@ar bic Disnif3tit fpertiser als 20
Sabre. 10 Ioll bic psniipn btmsemdb
btrs6net iptrben, aber IN feintm Safe
fol- bieIslbe mebr ols $1,000 pro
Jlbr betrdgen.
Der sdn5e getras. Der Don Der Gss
lfsnf9lft einbs5ablt piro, foa fir bic
geniionen DeriDsnbet ipsrben, rdbrenb
bic Summs, Dtlde bic 4ngeitelItsn 3u
BEN Bonbs bsiIteuern, fir arontens
iintsritiibnng peripenbet Derbsn lou.
Ulit Der gerlpaItung bss Jonbs fpls
len fiinf 9ruitsss bsiraut tperbeH. bon
bensn bic Gsfsnidnft 5iuet unb bic
angeifsllten nrei ernennen.
Dur9 bic nsue ginri9tung pirb
has psniions Gpfsm, bus bic Ges
ieaidaft am IA. 5tbruar 1894 81
Guniten ibrsr 9nstItelltsn in SDorps
bale sinssfiibtt bat. aufsebobsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
HerissslsN stl,ss.

Sm bo5sn Utter BON n esabren hal
cine IN tpeitsn areiien betannts iHb
cIlsemsin bo6anseiebeHe bsutite Ma'
trpns ifrau Wasbaltna Wen-
nins, aeb. Rifie in Der Htiib.is ibrer
9odier Irau 6arrppon 6oene
Ro. 719 Carr StraBe. bic 4useH gum
eDjasn G1lummsr aeidloiisn, innie
bstrdusri niht nur BON ihren ang.'
b5rigeu, fcnbern au6 BON sHsm aros
gen srsunbestr,iis. Der ibr glnbenten
jteis In gbren bdltsn pirb. Die g.
srSigung ftnbet an Snmitas Mrrsea
I'M balb aflt llbr Don Der aapslle Der
Observation-Disclosures guiis nnb Borg
mann aus itatt, ippyauf Inn nht III
in ber ct. Mntonius airGt Elm ftirs
lifes gsquism 5oaami re!sbrirt !Dsr'
ben misb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

ginbre@sr ifattsts in ber Ra4t
Dom Wtittipoh gum Dpnuerffda Der
Mirtbfdaft Don s5rdnf WlrelIsr an Der
Driiten unb gubloip Sfrabe einnl
iinaebetensn1eiu9 ob Hnb lieben So IN
guar fomis sipti s5laiden Whistep
nitaebsn.
4nbrep 5rolobtp. 1912 Central
Qfpsnue, mslbste Der ppIi5ei, bab siH
Ghleifbieb mitteljt HafihiiiHsls in
isins Wobnung gebrungen isi nm
$14,00, ioipie cine gln5abI alttt
Wiinssn, bic sr in elmer aommnb. >
fhubIabs bate, gsifobIsn FADE. Der.
isIbs gnrIhe perldatfts fih aud Gle
gong in bic nuf bemislbsn fS.ur gle.
gene Mobnung Der i5rau Wla:ic
Shuls, no er jeoc9 obne geute ab5ie'
Zen muBte.
- sSp6n aan, 3140 Dsbrman 2b.
fdno bei isintm Qddbouistcmmen
baB feline Wc1nuna pDn einem Gin
BREEDER beiuft fpor0sn mar unD bel
lebtsrs sine, ansabI aIsibungsitiide In
Msrthe BON SIS aeftobIsn 1atte.
- Nm. asppsrii, 1892 Wiinu
GtraBs bsilagt ben 8srluff tin:s pb,'
tosraphiften apparats i'm Wsrtbt Dor
sos. Der pabrsn Der gefirtgen Nat'
Hiituss aus isinsr Bobnuns asitOblsr
tpurb:.
- alsr. 3ipinider, Der fpd9rsnt
bieisr mode i'm GmpreB 1bsdter cnf'
tritt, ipurts asiterH Wlittag I'M poi!'
anipeiiunssD Dspartement ber>hielissr
pcIioffice I'm fein, bon Der 0ermar
Sapinas gcnl. Rep Dort ausssftsl' I
tss ganfbu6, bos Elm Sspoiitt Dor
$500 % aufipei't, bsiioblen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
asrpcter s Gamble SO.
slreirt sinen sseuiions. .SOnos sH Gun
item ibrer ansfiteIlien.

.Dis grotter G. Gambl. 60. bat &c.
fern bic Details bss nsuen peuiions'
SDifsms bstauRt ssgebeu. bds iit 5u
gunien ibrer 4ngsitellieu, nit 4uss
nabms Der @srtdufer uno RsiIsnbsn.
innugurirtn ipiro.
Dem plan 3ufolse pirb bic Gss
fenIddft iGhrlid S12 pro $1,000 Don
ben geIammtarbsitsISbnen, bic ibrs
qlnssilelltsn erbdIten, in ben 5oHos
ein3abIsn, pdbr,nb bic NHsefeItsH So
pro $1,000 ha5u beifrnssn iDerben.
9lat aneeiieIItsR i'm slIisr bon SO
sSsd6r.n, penn ipsibIih, i'm alsr BON
go Sssabrsn, nsnn mdnnli6. foIlsn MI
einpiIIisins bes DirsitOrenraibs biz
GrfnubniB srbaIien. ii6. BON Der ars
btii snriidsu3i.hen unb bnnn, ipeHu
iis 20 Sabre oSsr ldngsr in Disnfteu
Sss GsisnI4ait SsitanSsH Rassns ju
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
Gitp Club
@ia ben gsrobationsbeanrten 9las
5alf bonn Imni,ipalgerid,t aus
Ssm smt briugen.

Der 9th Club bat es augenIdeins
li6 auf Rap S5all, Der am /. Sanuar
gum prpbationsbeamten bes Wuni3is
palaeri1ts ernnnnt ipuroe, abgeiefen.
Sn Der mprseH Radmiitas ftaitfins
benben Weridmmluns Des alubs piro
ein iehr iharfer g.richt iiber bas Mus
nisipaIasrift untrbreitst iperben, In
pelfem ni6t nur bic Gdbigtsiten
fsalt's in Srase seSogen iDerben iols
len. fonberu IN Der aud bic gehaups
tuna dufaeIiellt tpsrben ipirb. baB bic
Observation-Disclosures piel 5u piele Dais
lifts unb glerss beihdftisen.
sSoa fpnrbs betunntltch Der Na9fols
aer Don Fri. 4nnette Wldnn unb bi.
Serren bonn Gitp Club finb Der aHs
iia,t, bab Elm tpeiblihes Mefen ii4
fir ben poftsn melt beiftr eignet, als
Elm Wann. Defenders DenH er ipts
Halt, nir % Sabre aft IN.
Gas Bureau of Munieipal Reiear4
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NIT re&i ltbbdft unb iniereHant gs'
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