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Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
Mesa News Notes
CAMPBELL ADDRESSES
 LARGE MESA CROWD

Tom Campbell, republican candidate
 for governor spoke to large audience
 of enthusiastic supporters at the noon
 hour yesterday. After Harry L. Eads,
 congressional aspirant; H. E. Mathews,
 candidate for state superintendent of
 public instructions; George Smalley,
 candidate for tax commissioner, and
 Doane Merrill the chosen one for the
 office of state auditor had made them lselves known, the big chief of the crowd took the floor and talked so long that he cheated the other members of the party out of their dinner. In hls talk l the candidate read the new platform of 1 the party. He stated that the iepub- | lic;in party was not building platform l this year just to stand on during the campaign but made a platform to build i on during the next two years. Ihe party is pledged to national woman 1 suffrage and prohibition Campbell said that he was. one of the first men | in the legislature to stand for woman 1 suffrage and that he was man whom
 you could talk to without being knocked down by a whiskey breath l Mr. Campbell has been member O1 the tax commission for the past two
 pears and feels that he Is well quail
 fled to fill the duties of the office. lie
 is not making his campaign by mud
 singing but is putting up clean cam
 paign on qualifications alone. He rec
 organized the governors one policy, hls
 prison reform" and asked anyone
 present to tell him of another policy that the governor had and he would
 be glad to recognize it. It was brought
 out during the talk that the present
 prison reform policies of Governor
 Hunt were not original but he was just
 carrying out the policies inauguratec
 while Judge Kibbey was governor arc
 which were successfully carried ou through Slcan's term of office. Ht
 feels that the prospects are good for [ republican landslide in Arizona and i all his audiences give him the supper
 his Mesa audience did he is sure O
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
A FULL AOIIcE

NuI picture show :n Torno i,,
 many months has attracted the in- crest and crowd as did "Tbe Littla ''irl Next Door," that was run at inc flfdnine last evening. Even thon@b tne tlrst show was started hal hour early, crowded house was on nahd' and beth runs of the films were made with ever,' seat in The house occupied. '"S
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28

9:S0 o'clock A. M. and thereafter as their presence may be required And that l have this day notified the Sheriff of Maricopa County, and the County Recorder of Maricopa County State of Arizona. to attend at tho Court room of Division No. , of the Superior Court in the Court House of Maricopa County, or in the room in which the said Court is held, on Monday. October 2d 1916, at the hour of 11:00 A, M. for the purpose of drawing the said Trial Jury.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 27th day of Sep tember. A. D., 1916.
 JAMES MILLER, JR.. Clerk of the Superior Court of Mari copa County, State of Arizona.
 By ] ELMER JOHNSON,
 Deputy.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
ASHURST TO SPEAK
 HERE AT ' TONIGHT

MnaGers for Senator Ashurst made the following statement yesterday anent his speaking plans for Phoenix tonight:
 George J. Stoneman, president of the Maricopa County Democratic Club. has received word from Sen ator Asnurst that he will address the democrats of Maricopa county on Thursday night at the Y. M. c. A. Stadium.
 The meeting will NN r-'~'' 4''0 auspices of the Democratic Club, and all citizens, regardless of political affiliations. are invited to De preae4t, as Senator Ashulst vii lhave an ac- i count of his stewardship and will bring a message from the democratic administration.
 l The democrats of Maricopa county have come to expect to be enter tained by Judge w l.. Barnum, who ] will also at this meeting discuss some state issues"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
PYTHIAN SISTERS

AIter d summers rest, life in Pv- man Sisters circles is to be revived dsain tonight. IL is the first ses.sIon nee last spring and a good turnout l al the members is hoped for The FoIIos FteITeims VIII he held in tie Odd
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
K. OF p. RALLY MONDAY NIGHT

The K. of F. lodge will hold rally at the hall on Monday evening at eight o'clock. There will be a big feed and the rest of the evening will be spent in song and stories. Every member IS requested to be present at this, the starter of the year.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
THE DISAPPEARING FRIENDS

Many a.candidate has been wondering ever since the primaries what became of the many friends who prevailed me- run
 They must have done little running themselves and not towards the polls either.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
HOME FROM THE coacr

,, 1uI5 "; J kingsbury and little
 SrtnndaGghter returned to the valley NeSterday morning after short visit u Narlous California coast resorts
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
sAAas
BACK TO MESA

Charles Peterson, a winter resident of Mesa. and a valuable property owner in this section is back from his sum meTs trip on the coast He will re- main in Mesa for some time.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
THE REPORT COURTEOUS

Lady-What are you waiting for? I gave you nickel didn't I?'
 Mendicant-"I jest wonderin' could you ad- wise me how to invest it.-St. Louis Post Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
OVERHEARD IN A cIeAR STORE

T want to get package of tobacco for my hus- band"
 What kind?"
 q don't know the name, but it has a picture of a it."
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28

These make bad taste: Too much furniture in ones living room; too many pens in a stand; too many Buddhas in a private shrine; too many rocks, trees and herbs in gar den; too many children in house; too many words when men meet.
 From the Japanese.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28

Marion spent the summer with her aunt who lives on farm. One day she came running in and breath lessly exclaimed: Its chasing mel"
 What's chasing you?" inquired her aunt.
 '"The-the cows husbandl"
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
governor,

Governor Hunt may find consolation in second reading of the Maricopa county democratic platform in the reflection that it deals harshly with him than with the republican party. It strikes impar tally republican practices and policies of the governor.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
THE LOST BRIDEGROOM"

Jack Barrymore will appear tonight at the Majestic in The Lost Bride groom" Katherine Harris, Ida Oar ling. June Daye and other well known players have been assembled in sup port of Barrymore in this comedy thriller which was produced by James Kirkwood There will also be q car toon comedy, Farmer Al Falfa's Water Melon Patch" and the Paramount Pic tograph known as the motion picture
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
ASK ROSES POOL
 HALL DE AbATED

Describing the pool hall of which John Rose is proprietor as disorderly, a nuisance and a menace to the com
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28

Tue republican women of Tempe met at the city hall Tuesday evening ard completed a permanent organiza- ton of league under the leadership Of Miss Hanna Egelston of Phoenix. Meetings are planned for every Tues cay evening by the women. at which ,irnc the initiative measure to be voted upon It the November cleo ion will be discussed. All republican women are asked 10 join the move ment
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
REBEKAHs ENTERTAIN

The members of the Rebekah lodge entertained the Odd Fellows at the K. of F. hall Tuesday evening. The even ing entertainment was composed of musical selections ard readings giveE by members of the lodge and those who would be as soon as they were old enough. All reported a good time an returned to their homes happier be cause of the evening spent together. As a result of the good time Tuesday the odd FelloMs decided to postpone their meeting until the evening of October 1.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28

On account of Jewish New Years the Harry Lukin Cash Store, w. Lu-
 In Cash store and the Busy Corner tore of Tempe will be closed all day, Ihursday, September 2Sth. (Advl dp
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
REPUBLICAN WOMEN ORGANIZE

TRANSFER and baggage Buck Livery, Tempe.-Adv. lO-l
Arizona republican., 1916-09-28
GOING TO HAYDEN

NJ. C. Graham, for a number of months in the employ of the A X B grocery in Mesa, has rendered his res ignation with that firm and will leave shortly for Hayden where he has ac- Cepted a position with the Taylor Hatch company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

and drew the door almost shut be-
hind him.
PeerIng through the crack he saw
4 butler and maid carry the UncOn-
scioUs Florence into the room and lay
her gently on the bed. A. they did
50 she opened her eyes.
IT'S all right Miss MOntrose." "
said the maid sOOth.ngly. Just you
lie here and rest and Doctor AOntrOse
will be here presently"
They uptOed out, leaving her. Har-
old. watching through the door
crack. waited only u be certain they
we're gone before coming out into the
room. But as he looked. he saw
strange thing that held him. for a
moment. mOtionieSs.
The cover Of the flower box al the
foot Of the bed vas beginning TO
move, wiki queer !erky Motions.
Then one corner Of il rose up. The
snake, annoyed By the commotion in
the room. was firing Of its resting
place. Inch by inch IL crawled out
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Of the box and onto the cOuntsrpars
Then. catching sight Of the siri no
reptile cOiied. sgrily. 10 strike.
At the same instant, Harold S,---
ley flung himself forward. with D.
cry Of horror; seized the snakes r...
broke IL with one cOnyuisive sqgeaz-
and hurled the dead creature On, o.
the OpeR-BindOw
Florence. at sight of the slppr.af
La Rue. screamed in terror.
Hush, dear. Hush" begged Hsr.
old. tearing of his mask Don't ta
afraid. Look | have the ueoE.
lace And I've learned lot Of iva.
portant things. tonight. l."
He paused. The door from the
hall had opened silently. Doctor
GOntrOse stood on the threshold
Read the story herr-ihen -ee IL in
pictures at the Empress.
TO be continued next week.
Read II here and see II at the En-
press theafcr.
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asr '3 a thudcing hal-. srr-rs from
he Wtcel and ral away
C.ayr1n's arms we're Eror.rE t1r
Morrison. tn latter seeing -ses pe
was hopeless. met MS ATTACK To-
Eetfer looked IN fierce rappie.
.rsr ,.rrhed from the -4--ir. board
NJ TIE car % the roadway. There a-
,er-. tense. m1r1.-1u-. they frl2rt
The rar had halted midway on =
--fLe .r.1se that ,panre1 deep end
-arrrE stream Clayr.-s t-r.r-s oH-
-i-r-st gradually drove Norr % back
--.-r tre rai % This bridge
TIE ral Ea. oi3 ard routing Nor
r--~ -an lrtJ .lsr a.f- h.- foe
Clayton delivered ar upper r-t that
the .r-rl-f.lg NHrr- -l- Was just t11
.-tr 'r h'Hs The r.HE re-ghr him
-l .- -r- point 20 --e saw
81. -ssi zee el - -rri-or. half
s- mad ans r.. s-I weight crashed
r.- ere te aged bridge rail. The
f mapped ike a straw under the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

s-l carried backward by the i'm
petls u his OWu weight Morrison
ilfChe over the edge. cia~ed help
lesEiy II the air md crashed head
long downward into the rocky stream
that ran far below hirl
Meantime. al the Clayton house.
Harold stanley suddenly found him
te'f In extremely ugat quarters
An examination Cf the guests faces
would quickly prove 20 the Clayfons
that this bearded and otterRl -
.Iade-lp person was q stranger 20
them And questions xoud arise az
10 how b. anne % be there
Questions would undoubtedly be
followed by search. Tre Dc. klace
would he found 10 his pocket
so it vas high time % Eet away;
and 20 remove his lisg Iis@
but as ne reached tas hallway he
found himself face 20 face with Flor
erce N0utrcse The s.rl (after one
1'ltly unbelleting look a. the NAV
she teiiesdr 20 be Pierre - Rue)
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1916

gave st.fled cry Of horror and slid
TO the floor IN a dead faint
Immediately the hallway was
chOked with people who gathered
about the sWOoning girl. Some one
shouted loudly for Doctor MOntrose.
Others called for water 70 revive her.
or ran Ecurrying In search Of IT.
In the turmoil HarOld had no
chance 10 reach the front door. as he
had planned The only way open 10
him led upstairs.
Acting on the idea. he sped un-
noticed UP the broad staircase. along
an upper hall and into the first room
y hose door was a!ar. He entered and
shut the door behind him.
By the light Of single shaded elsc-
iric lamp Stanley saw he was IN z
tedroom. In the foot of the bed lay
a long flower box. Before he had
time 70 notice more he heard foot
steps coming toward him along the
hall He slipped into q clothes close;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

bsfpnS.rs uaf bic pfIi4tirsus, NH
ipelher 6err German fem glmt ous'
iibt, binipies. Die giirger Rstpports
ipiIni6en. baB ipsnn Der Gau Dor Ges
ri4t gu elmer Seitilaee gemadt fper'
ben iclIte. Serr german fissrsi3 aus
hem Sample berDorgeben fpirb.
- Sas 0aus Der Grau aotbarine
Roth, go. 1877 Wsit Sehfte GtrdBe,
erbislt ben unipilltpmmenen gefu4 e1s
mes Ginbrehers. Gin ipertbpollsr Dids
mantring, mebrsre anbere S4mud1u<
den unb $25 in Yadr ipurben ssltops
len. syrou Rotb lit Die Ttutter oes
Stabtrstorbsrs glrtbur Roth.
Der syistalratb Bat ssitsrn ent<
f6ieben, bab Der Gouutponpalt utes
2aueblin cine Wunbomussalase see
gen ben Ratb onitrsnsen foa, nan't
ocri6tlit5 feitgeiteIIt iperbe. bab Die I'M
Ropember 1913 fir cine 9pnoaus9aoe
ron $4,000 abgeaebene Wfaiorltaf
Der Stimmen bic 4usaabe reHtfsrtiss.
Damit fpl Der 3tpeifel, bab 5pei
0rittel Wiajoritdt n0tbis ieien, be-
hpben iperpen.
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NIT boiler MuGt eeoen ben TreIiicin
iaidte nn6 ilnlidlua, ipobei bic orei
sssrinifen aiif bas Strnbenpflaiter &c.
ihleuoert iultrbcn. @Iiidlif;erpeiIe
faInen aIlc orei, fpie I'm itnotiidcu
Soipitol foniiatirt fpliroe, NIT lube.
beutenoen Sdrammen bapon.
= Bon Slid fam carl Sones,
BON gso. $50 Gorrenee Stoa6, iaoen.
Or foIlioirte aeitern 9lbenb NIT ici.
men. slntonobiI an Der miabHon nno
grie 9lbcmie NIT einem Strnbet.
5abnnAgen itnb sipap NIT folder
gaudlt. oat bas slutornobiI bemoIir.
ipurSe. Srosoem fam er nit einigeit
Ihrncr5Goiten, aber nidt eeidbrliden
@erIeblnaen m ben geinen oapon
Gie Tnila1icre oes Strabenbabn.ra.
gems rnroen etipas ourdeinanoer.
seriitteI., iebc6 abfOIut nid)t Derlcst.
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QofaI 6eridt.
0ein1 abgsiuieien.
Gas icparatc sIbfommcu sfuiideu bsn
lluiuns unS Der 6. 8. uuo =.
Giienbabn bleibt ME es III.

Die llnionleuts in 9ieniisn Der 6.
s.. Ii. .. giien6ubr 6atten fif an bic
9uRcesesriGte nit BEN 9siuh ees
paubt, bic ReteiOer SubIon Sarmon
unS Hufus 9. Smith follten bsrans
Iubt perben, nit ben fiinf Unions ols
eine 9Drperidaft gu uritrbanbeln
reip. Elm @htpmren su trsFfsn, ans
itatt nit jebsr eiHsslnsn Union fspus
rat. Gidtsr !60aiiisr, Dor benz esitsrn
in Der 2tngelessnbsit @erbarbluns
itattfano, BAT bas SeIuh abfdldgiJ
beifieben. Dos bic ltnipns NIT BEN
Sefu9 bssfpsdt,n. lit ribt bstannt,
benn in ben 0erbonbluneen .ipurb,
BON ibren @srtretern nur eeiast, bag
iif beibs S6eile bsFer ea6ei fteten
lpiirSsn. Ridter SoIliiisr mar iebo9
unberer Qniiht, htnn er lsbnte bas
9eTu9 als unn0tbi1 ab. Die Re-
teibsr ertlGrten, bdb fie lsbiolih ben
bei ber GiTsuha6u iibIiden Brand Be-
folst bdttsn, uls fic nit ben Unions
ein5eln 9tbtommen trafen. 9i,fe bd.
ben aud @iiItiotsit. Gs III nidt bss
tonni, fpeI9e S6ritte bic arbeit.r
nun tbun iperbsR. Sic ifeIlen in 4b.
rebe bab Elm Strsit beabidtigi
nerbe
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g0n btn gritsn bsraubt

~so st>~N 49, -
Berlin, 10. nf1r5. - Quf
brabfIrism mese no9 SobpiIIe. -
Die lleberieeii&e Ha4ri9tsn Mgsntur
meIbst: Die bolIdnbif&e 3eitung
r6anbelsblab" bsriatst, baB Weribs
tpapisrs Der boudnbifhsn poit, pel&s
Don ben gritsn bsfhlognabmt unb
ipdtsr freisesebtn purben, permibt
ipsrben. Die 3situng fasi, bab BIZ,
britifden Beamten sIaiibten, bab bic
Wertbpapisre aus DeiiidbIanb jtamms
ten unb pia 5oIlanb naa ben Der.
Stoaten gsIanbt ipurben.
mfsrbam. Dia aonbon, 10.
Wdr5. - 6isiise ganffrsiis toniia.
tirsu. bas $10.0O0,OO0 bis $12, ,0O0,s
600 in amsritaniften Siaerbeitsn
unb Coupons felt Wliitt Sanunr Don
Der briiifden Rsgieruns auf ben pol.
Idpbifden 9ampiern ~Roprbam" unb
,Rottsrbam" bsi1lasnabmt fpurbsn.
ameriionifds adufsr Der Wertbpas
pierre erbieIten Isere ober tbeilirsiIe
Issr. llmIdldee suseiisat, ipel9e bi.
offiSisas Wittkifuns Der britiiden
Rssisruns enthisli, bob Der Snhalt
Dor Elm prifenssritt ssbra&t lDnosn
lpiirbe.
Die bondnbiIfen gdntisrs iinb Der
9niidt, bab bic griten bieIsiht i'm
Re9is feline m5pen, SeiuritGisn, ipsls
DE Seutf9en geb0rsn, fort5unebmsn,
absr bab lie bebsutsube Quaniiiitsn
hoadnbiI6er SeturitGtsn forinabmen.
Wsnn Grobbritanisn Wsrtbpapiers,
pelGe feinbl;6ts gisenibum fnb, fir
SontrebdnSe eriIGrt hditen, tpiirbsn
bic boIIanbifden ganitsrs iih barnah
seri6tst ba6en.
Sn 9odanb, 70 ipirb bsbdupist,
finb fir 81 500, ,000, 900 ameritoniide
.giienbabns unb Snbuitriene Bombs
uniergsbradt unb es tpiirbs cine erobe
llngtre9tigleit bebeutsn, ipenn Reus
iral. borauf fpGhrsnb b.s arieees isis
ne 3infsn srbaltsn t6nntsn. Die hOls
Idnoif9sn goniisrs beiissn grobe go.
fen Seturiidtsn, ipelte In amsrila
abSuIi,fsrn iinb unb iDnnsn iie ange'
iid,ts Der britii6en RGubsreisu nidt
sinmal nit nsutralsn Sampfern Dsrs
ftnbsn.
giniss 1merifanii9e gan.iers 5abs
len nod fir ameritaniihe Coupons.
Die Meift.u babsn absr bic 3a6luns
gen eins.iislIt. Die bclGnbiIben
gantisrs baben iid an benz Minifer
BEG asnbersn Inn abbiilfe setponbt.
1eufihe 9antpfer In pprs
taaieitf9sn 6dfen
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4ssli6ss cisdasasia ssIlstla eamaa sa H. irs 1916

:Sobn Gtprep IN DeIH. mo fe siner
aartengeIeuf9aft bttipp6nte, pI5bItd
gftprbtu unb Der Coroner ipirb nun
eine llnterfuduns pornebmen, lin bic
SObesurfude bsfinitip feitaufeIlen. ba
tie WSsIi9isit elmer ptomainepsrsif-
tuns borIisgt. SrI, Rund irdni, ,stnds
fplunbtrbtersnrsin unb stnpb auh
einige fIeine SUDDEN unb tpurbs oann
pl0blih bon einem befiissn llutpohlfsin
tsfoaen, fobaB lie iid nieberlegsn
mubte. Qfs Or. Walter WsuIetamp.
Der fofori berbsissriIfen ipurbs, sins
traf, fanb sr, bab SRI. Rund bsreits
aus bem asben sddiebsn mar. Bon
BEN msin ano auhen genoisn au9
bic iibrissn an Der 9efelfhaft tbeils
nsbmenben 0umen, obns boB iih irs
ssnbpelde b6is @irtunssu ssseist
tditen.
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Dies unb 9as.

- Ri6arb 6. Sping, Der prdii.
bent Der Gifb anb Same protsetiue
9lFociatiun, ipurbe geitern bon giirs
sermeifter pu6ta gum Wiitglisb Der
apmmiificn srHannt. bic WiittsI unb
Wsge ftnben ioa, ben 3oologiiben
gartsn fir Die Stabt 5u er5dl!en.
Der 81. Sobresbsridt bts
rprnicitant Spms for tie Grisnbleb
anb 5punblinas", 433 gpeit Court
Strabs. 1T i'm 9rud eridien.n. Sn
benz 8eri9tjobre purbe an Manberer
1896 MabIseiten perabrsi1t. 397 grs
pabfsne erfreuisn ii9 Der yiirioree
bes, S5eims. DdsTelbe bate 108
GdlofsGits, bat 43 grpufiensn ge'
ihdfiioune befDrgt un6 fir 100 bur4
5reunbe ipreen luifen. SO ainbtr
purhen eeboren uHb fir 1852 Sduss
linse ipurbe geiorst.
Die 4nnd 2puifsSnn fpirb bur9
einen 4nbuu psrgr6bsrt tpsrben, bd
bas Gebdube ben eeiteiaerten anfor<
berunoen niht mebr entfpri6t. Die
Snn pirb bonn Union Bethel esIeitet
unD bisiem lpurbsn eeiiern bic Sdus
fer 301, BOB, 3o5 unb 307 BON 5errn
unb 5rau Gbarles g. Saft gum Ges
ihenf oemadt. Diefelben fperben
nieOerdsrtiIeu unb on ihrtr Steli.
fpirb Der @nbdu CUR Snn errihtet
unb spar gum aOiteHpuuft bon
100000.
- Die &dmpaane snr GrlanaunJ
neuer WitoIiebsr fir bic 6onbelsfdms
mer pirb am Mistpoh, Bonner Fa1
unb 5reitag Der ndhfttn Bode nit
alien @ifer betrieben psrher. Die
.Minute Wen' tonimen beuts Wtittag
1870 i'm 6otsl Ginton sufdmmen,
Inn ben 5elbsuasplon Az beipre6en.
Die .Minute Wlen" bdben in Der
lebtjGbriesn aanlpoone Der 5dnnelss
TANNER 1000 nsus Mitelisber suss.
fiiqt.
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gefbHniorb
geqing gnitap Srebs, peil er ieiue
SteQc perloren bate.

gtus &erspeiflutg bariiber, baB CT
ieine Stelle aIs ailtfd)er Bel Der Sci.
d,enbeilatterfirmn Suiie & Borg.
mann perlcren ,a.te, inafJte geitern
gIbelio guitap Grebs ieiaeul 2ebeil
Gin @noe, inoem er ii6 in ieiner cl.
ierl;den sIsobnlns gto. Oil Gbnr'
Iottc Strabe. oiirb einen SdnIb III
Die rehtc Sd,Idfe entleibte.
Gie gautier oes 9cbensWiioeu, aie
lid in Scr aiihe befano, elite aiii ocl
Small Oes gduiies berbei nno fallo
III iGrem gntiesen ibren Sobu in
icinem 9Iate licsenc. Gin iofort Ser.
beiaeruicncr sfrjt foilHte nur nod
cen bereits eineetretenen Soo feit'
iielen.
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usfdne.

= sebr gIirtpfIid, forneH geitrrit
9lbeut gelegentlifl eines sIutoniobil.
ilnfaas Der Gholiffeur gtrtbur Gar.
rpl, ron $40. 1904 @eresioro 9lpeniie,
8. Berbes, bon Der Gtnnton auehns
un6 oerine MaIlier ppp no. 2SiS
Booobluu a[penue, banon. sic fiib,
rem in einem 2aitaiitomobil Der
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