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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02

But, wait.
The French Fourth is the 14th of
July. just ten days after ours. 1t cele-
brates the fall of the Bastille, when
the people of Paris captured the private
prison of their King Louis XVI, re-
leased its prisoners. tore it down and
shortly set UP the republic. How many
unfortunates. today, in Europe. lam
guish without trial in the political
prisons of the war lords? But not Of
the republic. There is no Bastille in
France.
The French Fourth, like ours, ceIe-
brates the throwing down of kings 100
years and more ago; and while France,
later on. had to endure both Bonapartes
and Bourbons. the republic always won
out. with the people dancing in the
streets OF Paris on their glorious 18th.
Nothing astonished American tourists
like that dancing.
Dancing in the streets of Paris on
the French Fourth was like a return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02
II Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
PARIS. June IS. 1916.
dRHE republic triumphs.
War lords are not SO "efficient."
after all.
The republic triumphs-the peaceful
sister republic, i'll prepared for war.
not believing in war, but believing in
human brotherhood, like our republic:
the French republic. whose towns and
farms were suddenly invaded. burned
and shot up. with everything against
her in the long preparation of the war
lords-the republic triumphs. In spite
Of everything. because. / suppose you
know it. France optimistically refused
to believe that war was coming.
i am a witness.
/ give my testimony on the American
Fourth OF July.
On the French Fourth. just two weeks
before the war. / saw the people dane
ing in the streets of Paris. fraternally.
with any respectable foreigner who
might ask them, because they believed
in human brotherhood and they were
celebrating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
COLONEL FOR AMENDMENT
GIVING VOTE TO WOMEN
Qucstlon Has become National. Tic
Says. and demands Federal
Action.
Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, April 2s.--Coloncl Thco-
dorc Roosevelt issued Il statement to-
day pledSinE his support to tho pro-
posed Federal amendment giving the
vote to women. His announcement on
the subject was made public after he
had conferred with Miss Alice Carpen-
ter, Airs. Evan Evans and Mrs. Philip
GerberdinE, of San Francisco. The
statement follows:
II believe that the time has come
for a greater and trucr nationalism in
this country. believe In the national
iZation OF the issues which affect, not
only men. but women also.
THE great problems OF our country
are natural. In the matter OF rail-
roads. for example. forty-six different
sets OF law for their regulation merely
check and handicap their development
and management
Universal Federal law is essential
tor railroads. In the same way, the
question OF tho acknowledgements OF
women has become national, and de-
mands Federal action.
~ therefore. heartily indorsc any
Federal amendment which shall sub
stantially provide:
81. That the right OF the citizen OF
the United States to vote shall not he
denied or abridged by the United states
on account OF sex
Congress shall have power and
ii shall be the duty OF Congress. by
appropriate legislation, to enforce the
provisions OF this article"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

Miss EuScnia Fairfax. Andrew Chris
tan. Mr.. and Mrs. ESbcrt u. Leigh. Jr.,
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Anderson, Miss
Barnes. OF Baltimore: MIR, aud Mrs.
Granville Gray. Mrs. Gardiner Brown,
MISS Mary Minor Morris. Bruce Fer
Suson. stuart Lcakc, Miss Mildred I.c-
Few. Mr.. and Mrs. stuart Z; Christian.
'Mr. and Mrs. John y. Coke. Jr Mr. and
Mrs. Robert PcEram, Airs. Allan r.:
Donnan, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence MiIlhser r.. G..
Harris. Charles Burnett Miss Isabelle
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs Croxton Gordon.
MISS Anne Myers. Mr.. StrinEfcIlow,
MISS Mary Nicholas AinsIic Graysou
Dashcll. Mr.. and Mrs. TraverS Wood.
carter Grundy. MIR. and Mrs Ernest
Mead. MIR. and Mrs. Jeffrey MONTAGUE.
Miss Beverley Lcakc. OF Birmingham.
Ala' Mr., and Mrs. James j Pollard.
Mrs. Barton r. Wise, Miss I,ora
Crump. Miss Nell Wise. Miss Nora Ram.
dolph. and othcts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
PAGEANT PLANS
Headquarters Prcscnts Busy Scene.
Owing TO Assembling Of
StnEc Properties.

Headquarters for the Shakespeare
iaecant. which is TO be held OF Nav
and >. presents a busy appearance.
One entire floor is given over to the
assembling OF costumes, swords and
lanccs, crowns and all tho other need
ful articles which will 20 into the
general scheme 10 make the event real
istic. From this time on. the head
quarters viii present "a buster and
more crowded scene. for the various
rooms are rapidly being filled with
the stage setting"
One Of tho interesting parts Of the
pageant. and one calculated To make
the grounds a. Wcsthampton more
realistic. VIII be the band of Gypsics,
under tho direction OF Mrs lone Cut :
Ter. They Will camp near the lake
The possibility OF The Tempest" be
inc connected with the history of Nir-
Gimia. is to be presented in an imagi-
mary episode. based on the friendship
between Shak cspearc and the Earl OF
Southampton, Shakespeare will pres
cnt the earl with copy Of The Temp
est. The Commonwealth Chapter.
Daughters Of the Revolution. will rre-
sent this scene.
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NEWS OF ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. April 2s.-The rcndi-
ton Of Midsummer Nights Dream
by the pupils OF tho Ashland High
school given last night in the audi
forum was most pronounced sue
cess. The play was we'll STAGED and
WAS carried through without hitch
from beginning To end
An important meeting Of the Civic
League Will be held on Saturday af-
tcrnoon At 4 o'clock. when arrange
mcn's viii he completed for the car
niNa To be held in MAY
Tho annual congregational meeting
was hold in the parish house OF st.
lanes the Less Episcopal Church on
Monday evening. The following YES.
trymcn were rc-clcctcd Senior war
den. : j. boswell: treasurer, r. w
Ncwman; secretary, r. NJ Shepherd
w b. Rudd General James Maccill
Tate chcncry. James Chencry. w. L.
Fay. y. r. C;uilbert. Charles Stehb,n.
- NJ Stone and rutherford l. Fleet
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ADJUSTMENTS
PRICE PI.AlE ItS
OPEN ON MONDAY

\
Public interest in the opening of
the iricc Players at the Academy on
Monday night has kiHdlcd rapidly. for
II is evident that their spring and sum-
mcr season is 10 be unique and dis
tnctiNe. Patricia Collinge. who scored
such enormous success here few
weeks ago as the glad girl in Polly
anna is the special featured attrac.
ton for the first fortnight. Her open
ing bill Merely Mary Ann" is ideal,
for IL Will disclose her tender person
ATTY, magnetic appeal and delicate art
so perfectly that wholly new en-
bodiment OF delightful character may
be looked for. In the company will
be Richard Dix. Arthur Hohl. William
Lewis Nolte. w. ~ Whitccar Arthur
Paccy Ripple. Louis tIaines. Marie Bacr.
Mona Kingsley, Catherine Booth Olivia
Lowe. Helen Tracy and other distinc-
tive players selected from among near
~ 20" applicants who were anxious TO
play this special season in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29

means Scout masters. too). You are
guiding tho next generation Are YOU
taking tho right path?
some time ago Scout master show ed
me letter written by former Scout,
telling about the benefits he had dc.
rived from scouting. Now, I am going
10 ask YOU to write N. a letter or
composition headed. What Scouting
Has Done for Me- Sign your fun
name, and give your address. Scout
rank and troop number, and mail or
SEND II TO me. The registered Scout
VINO sends mo the best composition hy
May u will receive surprise mack
az" old SCOUT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-29
EFFORTS TO COMPLETE ROAD
tirhmond Automobile Club For direct
HIGHWAY 10 WnshlnGtOn-Sclis
buttons To COntributOrs

The Richmond Automobile club has
uhuer'akeh strenuous campaign for
the completion Of the Richmond Wash
InSton Highway. Buttons have hccp
piaccd on sale at dollar each. and
several hundred buttons have already
ocen sold in Richmond The clubs in
FREDERICKSBURG. Alexandria and Wash :
hEtoh are also expected to take part.
inc road between Richmond and
Washington has been complet.J OK
cept for stretch of twelve miles he
tween Frederick burS and Occou,ian.
pther efforts To construct this mar,
OF the highway having failed tho Rich
mond club undertook plan looking
TO its completion.
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~ AND or or Tov>,

liSs Mary Stuar, r,cl,
scksburg. '' friends AZ
iss Inez Ha-!.w. of Monumor, 49,.
,re ''t ms week for Charlottesvijlc
r.e she Wiz be tho guest az NJ
Spitz'r for several weeks ' ;"
i'ss .Ienaic Croydon and Mic. ,i,
e. Lewis OF Tappahannock arc
ting In Richmond. are
richard +. GNathmcy who
rated on for appendicitis a, 80
''ersity Hospital. is now couya,e.
irs l.. e. Hcltzcl and MISS ,ro
nney. ~ NC
iiss Mary Todd has returned .,
,shmond. after visit to relatives in
6aS and Queen County.
irs. Eiva J. Robinson. Of Mario,
returned from Sacramento. cal
ere Shc mas been spcndins the win.
months with relatives.
Mss Evelyn Easham has rc,urpsd
newport News, after spending Ia
in Richmond.
hr. and Mrs. George J. Seay ,,c
wing on Saturday for two wccks'
IN atlantic city. Mrs Scay has
Washington.
Mrs: j: William Robertson. Of Forest
Ill is Improving at the Stuart circle
spital, where she was operatcd unnn
hrsday.
Yrs. j. c. Phillips has returned "a
|ppahannock, after visit 10 this
T. III. McGhcc, OF Richmond. is the
est Of. relatives in rrcdcricksburr
s week.
Miss Katherine Scott, OF Richmond.
10 has becn visiting friends in Char
tesviiie. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Gertrude Ryland. OF this civ
the guest of Mrs. stewart J. BOT
in Newport News.
Misses Eugcnia Fairfax. virri,ia
ristian, Alice Blair. Frances Caring
n. Ann Roy Johnston and Martha
-1cntine have been attending the
lister dances At the University or
rginia.
Miss Martha Ramsey. Of this city.
visiting friends on the Boulevard.
ar Newport News.
.Mrs. VIII McFadcn and her chill
Gin. OF this city, arc the guests of
{. and Mrs. Irving Truitt, near SUI
liz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Yost, who have
en- IN Norfolk recently. arc now
ending short time here. en- route
+ New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Clevcnger and
cir daughter, Dorothy. are in Rich.
ind for few days. before returning
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charming Turner is quite sick
her home, $40 East Franklin Street.
Miss Burt Pressey has returned 10
'wport News, after a visit 10 Mrs.
ifton Lee here.
Miss Sallie Omohundro. Of Richmond,
the guest of friends in Roanoke this
eek
T. f. McCrackcn has returned to this
". after. short. stay in Fredcricks-
.rS.
n. S. Greenlec, OF Chicago passed
rough Richmond this week. en- route
r Florida where his family has been
ending the winter and also visited
H
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IN MEMORY OF MRS. Will SON
ono Hundred md Forty Small DWELL
Ing, VIII he Rented TO UnxkIlicd
Negro Wage Farmers

WASHlNGTON. April 2s.-Directors
OF the Ellen Wilson Homes have
selected A square. seven blocks from
the Capitol. on South Capitol Street. in
relatively undevclopcd section. on
which they soon will BEGIN crcctine
II" small dwellings. that will com.
memoratc tho late Mrs. Woodrow vii
son. The buildings will meet tho host
housing standards, and will be rented
l" uhskiiled negro wage earners at
low rates
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T.oyInE-Sn.b.

LiNCI1BCRC; VA, April oS ui..
Lott'e Nash aud George Loving. hn,b
OF Luxembourg. were married on Thurs
DAY evening, tho ceremony heinz pcr
formed by Rcv. \. T. Conrad. p,stor
OF college llill BAPTIST, Church
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ALIENS FOoT.EASE DOES IT

/. When your Shoes pinch or your corns and
ounions ache SO that you are tired all over.
get Alicn s Foot Ease, tho antiseptic
powder to be shaken into tho shoes and
used In tho foot.ha'h. II will tako tho
sting out OF corns and bunon-. and SIve
instan, relief to Tired Aching Swollen
Tender feet over 0oH"o parItRees arr be-
ing used by the German and Allied troops
AZ IN" front. Sold everywhere Sc. Don't
accept amy substitute.
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OOCletV

"'eIridko oi AhlsS SSran Alc1dn-
Hamilton. daughter of Mrs. Alex
81 Hamilton. OF Petersburg. TO
itenant S. Booth Mckinney. U. S.
or Knoxville. Tenn, will be cele-
ed at the homo Of Mrs. Hamilton,
'ctersburE, this afternoon.
wing to the recent death OF Alex
fr Hamilton. no one except tho i'm
late families and - few Intimate
nds will be present
It Wedding.
ISIS Virginia Louisa Haskins. niece
MIR. and Mrs Thomas T. Jcrrcss,
be quietly married this afternoon
$50 O'Clock to hlanson Sumner Page.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Page. OF
ego. n. y. at Argyle" in Chcs-
icld County, the home Of the bride
Thomson KinEsford will be the
ron OF honor. and her sisters only
ndant. and Benson j.. Page. Jr.. of
GEO. will be the Eroom's best man
Walter russell Bowie. =. ID, will
orm the ceremony. in tho presence
the two families and few init
9 friends.
Robins Mt Club.
lys Newport News exchange:
There way a called meeting of tho
mans Club yesterday afternoon at
clock, at tho Hotel Warwick. at
CHI time Mrs. Sallie Nelson Robins,
richmond, save an authors reading
Robins's latest book. "A Mans
CHI. published in November OF last
r, has been reviewed most favor
by the critics. and has proved one
ne most popular books Of The win
Besides this book. Mrs Robins
he author Of "Scuffics" and num-
OF short stories. The charming
n n
sht to her audiences During tho
winter she has given number of
dinEs before various clubs In Tir-
III, among them being the Woman's
OF Richmond and the Ginter Park
tty Home Wedding.
]. 4o3 Seminary Avenue. Gintcr
X, was tho scene Of pretty we'd
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
IN their daughter. Hilda, became the
he or Charles Culp Pearman. The
ic entered with her father. who
lie her away She wore gown Of
lie duchess satin trimmed with
rls. and her veil was fastened with
nTe blossoms. She carried roses and
IS OF the valley. Miss E,hclyn Til
inc maid OF honor, wore pink tat
~ Hho 'Hiic nnltncd with silver iaco
carried hat shower OF pink roxc
tied with tulle 10 corrcspond
're were two bridesmaids. Miss
eda DieN and Miss Norma 10th.
osc frocks were similar TO that Of
maid OF honor, and they carried
roses tied with tullc Little Keith
acted as trainbearcr TO tho bride.
ALVIN Pcarman was she rroom's
man. The ushcrs included Fritz
IT, Jr., Thoma. Priddy. Ma,hcrs and
mas Pcarman. \ reception follow
the ceremony. after which Mr. aud
i fcarman left for Northern tour
onE the out-of-town guests wcrc
ana MIS-. 6 Lanhard,. 81 EIyat,s.
|,de-Mosby.
|. QUIET wedding was suIemuizoJ .,
o'clock yesterday noruinp vbo,,
Us Marjory Goode became ,he 49,
~. ihornas MoSby. Immediately ~.
nc ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Mosbv
ior Sos,on. from which place thcy
30 pF boat to Savannah. Ga. on
" return they will reside al MAY
q. hanover County. the country
nc OF Mr.. Mosby.
rriaRe Announcement.
ilss Elsie Frances Lewis was nuie,,,
rricd TO Robert kcarncy viii. ns =,
,cctory Of st Aloysiis Church -,
shinston Ecv. William F ErooLs
c'at'nS, on Thursday af,crnoon -,
CLOCK They were accommodate
hc brides mother. Mrs. rrcJ :, n,,.i
MISS ". w. Pcyscn, Mrs, r W
'"ncr ana Miss Lillian C;,r,lno,.
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CIubbed when lie Resist. Arrest,

Herman Tyrec. colored. was arrest
cd last night upon q charge OF resist
ing an officer In the discharge Of his
duty. Tyree was SO badly dubbed as
a result OF his interference that an
ambulance physician had to attend to
his injuries.
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Samsem giebtbum
Wuhte seiterH Srau y. Seaamau
Sapis burdJ GrbGnsen Elm GuOe.

Jplu Rat6aniel Sen6man 0aDis,
eeb. Stinuer. Uittpe oes ibr pOr
emigen SSabren i'm So6e oorauigegan.
gensn 6srrn Ratbaniel 6endmdR
0dDis, Su 2eb3eiten prdfioent Der
GeHtrul 5ruit unb SAFE 0epoiit
60, matte asitern in i9rer ReiiOen3.
2409 9ranbin Roab ibrem Qebeu eia
fteiiuilliHes Gu6e, iu6eu iie iidp an
einem 5biirpiOiten auf Der 8eraHod,
ouf psIder lie f6lisf erbdngte. Die
-4ei3e lpuroe BON elmer Ddrierin,
tie iuenige Wlinutsn borher auf einige
Qugenblide bic 9eranoa oerlafen
bdtie. entbedt uno bisis 6enuhridtigts
bic ii6rigen 5uusbeipobnsr, ipeI9e Ell
ligit einen Qr3t berbeiriefen, Der ies
boh nur ben bersits einSetretenen
Sob touItdtirsn tonute unb Coroner
s5oertmeDer pom Gem 8eid)e5enen III
aenntniB iebte. fSrau 9aOies, Die cine
5p6ter BEG peritpr6snsN Mujor3 s.
RalIton Stinner, zines gleffeu oss
observation-disclosures Gh1ie mar, lit
Ihon isit Sdbren an 5ubertuIofis un6
ibr 9eioen peri9liH1nerte Iih nab
BEN 5ooe ibres 9atten 10 ie6r, baB
lie iiberbaupt nidt mebr oas Saus
perlaiIen tunute. Shre 3Deifel mar
Tie iufolgeosFen in ger5fueiflung ses
ratbsn unb bate ben eriten un6etpa6z
ten 9tugenbIif beniist, I'M eincm
qualOollen 2eben Elm gnbe 81 bereis
ten. Sic binterlGbt spei &inSer,
GbaTe 9aois. BON Der Jirmu %. 8.
FILLMORE uHb 60. uub cine Sp6ter
sfrau 6ue6 Wbittatsr.
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DR.. p. Wehner,
3abnnr5t,
2f On wie9hdsn sStHut,
Gdt gtHs etrnhs.
Cfffn abeHbS Hnb e0Hntass. Sd. GnnaI 3Tgs.

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gen mir, feiner u5rfebern III es ems
Der tbeueriten. BG6reno Der giientrds
ger pro ailo II pfsnnig toitet, ifsigt
Der preis oes gBert5eugitabls Bis iiber
20 Ulart pro &ilo. &eiH Wetdn per-
mag Iih in 10 maHnigFdItiger Deiie
nit unOern Uletdqen uHo Meialloiben
gu legtren unb beren Gigeni9afte1 in
bic ieinigeH aufns5men. SD gebe foz
gar 10 nett, gu be9lupteH, bag 3. y.
bic 5drtungsfd6igteit Ii9 naturseIebs
lid i'm 9erbdltnib Der gtomsefpiate
Der Seimengungeu auf ben Stdhl
ii6srtrdgt. S6On i'm Sabre 1900 babe
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Siiptnsr b. S5onItoff na9gepiefen. bdb
bic feitisenbe Dirturg Der @Iemente,
be3ogen auf beren QtOmgefpi9te, in
etHfdhen 9erbdltniiien su einanbers
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p9Ors limb u, %, So bsSp. 81. 0ars
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ausii6eu fpie % si., ME Sc Ma., ME
81 g. 20C0 3erreibproben unb beren
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ter1argen piro unter Beglafung oes
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bur6 oeuti6es SpiegeIeiieu unb fez
tern aobIenftrff (&otspulOer, &ofss
britetts) Oafslbe GubreIultat er5ielt.
Sepib liegt bieie Qufgabe bei unpern
Stdbliorten. 3. 9. aud Sta6lgranas
ten, peIentli6 i6piertger. neil bic
Gno6soinguneen 9ihtigteit, 3obl
Der Sprenqftide ufp. bGrtere iinb,
aber aud oieie Sdpierigteit bat Der
oeutiAe 9eiit 6efiegt Der DOle Gr@
iuB fir 5errOmuHgan 1T qefuHoen'
gei 8eainn beg &rieges beidBen mir
grpbe @orrdtbe BON 6oben Wtausuns
er3eu, oieiel6en limb 5uiammengez
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geiit mubte in bic greite fpringen.
uub er bat es, pis 10 oft ihpn, qe>
than. 9tlio aud oieIer feige @rorpfez
lungsberiuh GngIanbs 1T miblungeH,
fpie ibm ale nod 10 fsin seiponueHe
SinterIiit mibIinosu pirbl @Ott pers
ldBt teinen Deuti9en
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Cpfer ber @iiembabm.
5ranf q. &ebrle auf idreflide
gSeiie inns &eben sefommen.

SnfOlge zines 9a6nunfaQs, Der bis
jeBt nod Hi4t aufgetlGrt rperben tpnns
te, itarb Der 24jabrige 5rant 6.
Mebrle, Der in elmer bieiigen S6ubz
tabrit aIs 3uI4neiber 6eI6Gftigt mar
unb 80. 2471 9eefman StraBe po6ns
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getts Strabe 9ofpital, pobin er am
ytdhmittdg in IhnerDerlebtem 3uz
ltanbe gebrd9t iporben mar. Der
4ermite, bem 6eiDe 9eine obsrbal6 Der
Sniee abgei6nitien paren unb benz
auberbem Die re9te 5ano feblte, iparoe
geitern gta6mittag tur3 Dor 4 u6r ne
ben benz gabHgeleiie an Der iSride SD.
unb Der g., $. unb 3. ga6n in be-
pubtloiem 3uitanoe gefunoeH uno
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mad benz Belts Strabe 5oipital ge-
bra6t, no bic Qer3te bsi Ieiner Ginlies
tsrung iAon DoruusIasten, oab teine
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bens porbanben fei. 0a De6rle bas
8eDubtiein Hi6t pisber erlangte unb
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i6retltten llngIiitsfals ermitteIt
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er BEL Dem @erfu4, bus Geleiie gu
trsu3en. BON einsm 3uge getrOffsn
porben lit.
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perisnals sRntisea.

Grau Warp u. Riemann, se6.
Srsntamp. lit am Sumitlg bodbetast
biniibergsI6Imnmsrt in Elm bsfsres
SsnIsits. Die 9reiiin, fpslte bag gls
tsr DON SO Subren srrsidte, mar Die
Dittipe oes oeritOrbeusn pipniers
5sruam $. Rismanu unO tie bate
BEL i5rer 5odter 6rau 9. geroing,
TAP purcsa 4oeuue auf grice 6iQ,
ibre lsstsn 2ebensiabre in bei4duliz
der Rube ooqhraht. Dort i6lpB iie
aud bic miibsn 9lussn gum siptg.n
S6luml.sr. Die gssroisung fiHoet
am Ulitttpo6 Uiorasn pom 5rauer>
bauie aus itatt, ipprauf in Der 81. Gas
mile airds Elm feisrIi4es Rsquiem
uboebdlten ,pirb.
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SRedlt,eitin entneft.

Der 70 idbrigs, beimatbslOie Sames
Rpan tdnn oon Slid iagen, oaB er
BON einem barmber3igen Samuriter,
Der ii9 Ieiner aHnubm, rettseitig entz
Oedt poroen lit, ba er fouit obne 3Weis
fel unter ben Rdbern zines @uenba1n-
3uges fein &eben perlOren bate. Der
alte Wanu, Der leioenO lit, purps sss
tern Na4mtttag, ais er bic 9eleile
Der g., 6, unb q. gdbn in Der Ndbe
Der Sbmmes Strabe ii6erI6ritt, pl6B
li6 DON S6pd6e iibermannt unb liel
auf bas 9eleiie Hieber, ND er ba!bbe.
DuBtlos liegen blieb. 9lutli4ertpe.Ie
purbe er Don 9arrp Olges, 2054
Spmmss StraBe, re6t5eitig eHt6edt
ur6 tetHeu @ugen6lit 5u fritb aus
leiner gefd6rli6en Gage befreit, oenn
taum befanb er iid in Si6srbeit, als
Elm perIonen3ug berun6rauite. Slges
benu6ri6tigte bic Ppliaei. pel6s ben
&ranten mad oem StubtzSOIpital
fhdffen lieP.
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aleine Ypliseiuadlridlten.

Der Doli5ei fpurOe geitern QbenO
9emeloet, oaB Die 16idbrige Marp
Smitb, bic stpas geiftesI6Da4 1T,
Dorgeitern aus ibrem slterli6en 5auIe,
ylo. 638 Deft 8. Strube, Osri4punbeH
uHb Bis jest ni4t pieber gefehen NOR
ben lei.
= 9iibnerbis6e leerten geitsrn @benO
ben 9iibneritaa 0es Socob Uiiler,
1920 2ublOp QDenue, aus unb nab
men etpa Elm 8ubsnb psrt6ooue
9lbner iOtpie eineu 9dbu nit fprt.
= Der 52iGbrige 9oli3iit SoTspb
RHun srtrantte gsItsrn 2Cbenb pl0Bs
lid, tpdbrenb sr ii4 i'm 0ienit befanb
unb f4leppte ii6 na9 bem patroIbuus
gto. 4, bon po aug CT nd6 oem Stdbts
9pfpital gef6idt purbe.