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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
OMERATE GROCER

him after the shock of the sad &C
cident.
Mrs. Peterson and Miss Ander-
son were drowned when a row.
boat in which Bloomquist was
transporting them to shore from
his launch, the Ethel, capsized
Young Peterson lost his life try
ing to save his mother.
u. s. Official There
The coroner's jury deliberated
less than five minutes.
Deputy Prosecutor Thompson,
who conducted the investigation,
said there was not sufficient evil
dence on which to base any charge
against the grocer.
That the government may probe
the accident was indicated by the
presence of U. S. Navigation In
spector Dickson, who took writ
ten report of the coroner's jury
evidence.
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w RESTLE.
WITH WAR
TAX BILL.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 10.
The senate today began its
struggle with the $2,006,970,0O0
war tax bill.
It's legislative course, which
promises to be a rocky one, was
beset Immediately by substitute
measure, drawn by Senator'S Gore,
LaFollette, and Thomas, Colorado.
who would raise the entire reve-
nue. thru income and excess prof
its taxes.
Senator Weeks proposes to
equalize war profits taxes so that
companies which before the war
were not enjoying large profits
will not have to pay as heavy a
war tax as those which made huge
pre-war profits.
Certain wheat state senators
will start fight to tax cotton. in
return for what they call virtual
taxation of wheat in the food con-
troll bill, on the ground that its
use makes it necessary for NUM-
lions of war.
+ Senator Lewis, Illinois. will in
troduce an amendment for taxa
ton of unimproved land.
"Pd force owners OF such land
either to plant it, and thus in
crease the food supply, or to pay q
tax double the amount they pay
the state in which the land lies,"
said Senator Lewis.
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John Bloomquist, Tacoma gro
GER, was exonerated of all blame
in connection with the drowning
of Mrs. A. e. Peterson, Miss Agnes
Anderson and Albert Peterson,
when a coroner's jury Thursday
afternoon gave the cause of the
deaths as accidental"
Police officers who arrived at
Day Island Tuesday night after
the three picnickers had drowned,
testified that Bloomquist was in a
drunken condition.
c. A. Hallin, Miss Ruth Hallin.
G. Franzin, Mrs. Franzin and Ed
Peterson, son of drowned woman,
all testified that Bloomquist had
shown no signs of intoxication be-
fore the accident.
" was intimated that he had
taken several drinks after falling
in the water, N order to keep
from chilling, and to stimulate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
.SAMMIES BUY
FRENCH BONDS

AMERICAN FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS, Aug. 10.-A golden
stream began flowing today
straight from the American train
ing camp to the French treasury.
The marines have purchased &c.
900 worth of five per cent bonds
and have decided to buy similar
amount each month.
Gen. Sibert has been endeavor-
ing to find some way of inducing
his men to leave their money and
it is probable that this has solved
the problem for him.
One marine Of German parent
age subscribed $500. Many kegs
of gold coin are now in the ex-
peditionary treasury.
News of the investments of the
Sammies spread among the French
villagers today. They demon-
stratively let the Sammies know of
their delight.
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IF CERTAIN LUMBERMEN
WOULD TALK LIKE THIS!

ITO think of profit at this
time of national crisis makes
me SICK" PigOtt said Wednes-
day when a Times correspond
ent pressed him for infOrma-
ton concerning his proposed
visit east.
II realize that our country is up
against a pretty difficult PROPOSE
ton. There is no use going into
details about that. Everyone
knows it.
81 want to learn just how we
can be of SERVICE" he explained.
1.-The government can have my
profits any time 1t needs them"
Unlike some corporations which
are seeking exemptions from the
draft for their men, the Pigott
plants will give no aid to those
who are seeking exemptions ION
account of occupationaI grounds
except in a few cases, where the
men are actually needed in gov
eminent work. There are 65 men
to draft in the Pacific
Coast Steel plant alone.
Pigott is one of the best-known
men in business and Industrial cir
cles of the Pacific coast. He came
to Seattle in 1895. He was chair
man of the committee which drew
the .workmen's compensation act.
One OF Pigott's sons, William,
jr., is a private in the 18th regi-
ment, Engineers corps, under
command of Col. Cavanaugh,
which left American lake recently.
He was a student in the Univer-
sity of Washington when he en-
listed. He expects to see service
in France soon.
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Omitted Press Leased wireJ

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-You cam
not take all the profit out of war
without disaster to the normal
business structure. This is the
view of the British government.
But you can commander that
profit for the uses of the state
after 1t has been made. This is
what the government is doing.
The present fiscal year will
show a billion dollars comman-
deered, one of the governments
financial authorities told the Unit
ed Press today. The views of this
financial authority were sought
that the British plan might be out
lined to Americans, now facing the
subject of excess profits as one of
their big war problems.
Gradually Raised.
In the year ending March 81,
the British government claimed
and received $500, 100000 as its
share of excess business in force.
There has been some argument
against taking the tax as high as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
BAD EYES AND
TEETH NO BAR


WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10.
An enormous repair shop is
planned by the government to fix
faulty teeth and eyes OF drafted
men.
There is no chance for con-
script evading service because he
has bad teeth. Ten thousand vol
unteer dentists stand ready to re-
pair them without charge. These
doctors comprise the Dental Pre-
paredness league, of which DR.. j.
w. Beach, Buffalo, N. Y, is presi-
dent.
Men who wear glasses will not
be taken for the infantry, but the
ordnance, medical, engineers and
quartermaster corps will have
thousands of specialized men.
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AT
CAMP READY

One of the 100000 gallon reser-
voirs at Camp Lewis was complet-
ed Thursday and will be filled
Saturday.
Sewer pipe is being laid at the
rate OF a mile a day, and Frank
j. Wash, in charge of the work,
states positively that 1t will be
done by Sept. l..
Supplies for $4,000 men for 10
days are now in the warehouses.
Three more warehouses will be
ready for use by the end Of the
week.
$4,000 station is to be built
by the Northern Pacific at Ameri-
can lake, to be used jointly by that
road and the Union Pacific and
Great Northern.
G. r. Tanner, a workman who
had just arrived from the east to
work at the army post, dropped
dead of heart failure shortly after
beginning work Thursday.
Thirty /. w. WIS were escorted
off the reservation Thursday by
10 men from Truck 90. No. so.
The men had refused to either
work or quit.
Col. L. w. Rees of the British
Royal Flying corps, Maj. Raffaele
Perfetti of the italian flying corps,
member Of the Italian mission
to America, Capt. Henry Dourif
of the French flying corps, ID. T.
Allen, of the national council OF
defense. and C. w. Chadeayne of
of the Curtiss Aeropiane Co.. were
visitors at the camp Thursday and
were shown over the grounds by
Maj. David N. Stone.
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fbtuhsu
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The
government today employed Mey-
er Bloomfield. Boston, to keep
Americas thousands of shipbuild-
ing laborers happy.
It is hoped in this way to block
strikes, quarrels and labor trou-
bles of every kind threatened in
one of the country's most vital in
dustries.
Bloomfield conferred today with
officials of the shipping board
and the navy and will Immediate
ly start tour of southern ship
yards and organize them.
Bloomfield will choose a hiring
and firing expert for every ship
yard.
The plan will not be to fire any
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A HALF MORE

Because the city library Is max
ing arrangements to cooperate In
providing books and magazines to
soldiers who mill be encamped at
Camp Lewis, American lake, the
library board will ask members of
the council for SO per cent in
crease in the 1918 budget allow
anoe.
Because of reduced tax revenue,
the council was forced to out the
library allowance to $4,000 for
1917. and the board now asks for
$4,000 for the next IL months.
The request will be taken up dur
ing preparation of the 1918 budget
thfs fall.
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Keep Workers Happy
Is Uncle Sans Way

man. If he doesn't fit In one part
or the yard he will be shifted to
another. The employment man
aager who fails to hold every man
he started with and to attract and
develop enough more for his
needs will be branded a failure.
Should the system prove a suo--
cess, 1t probably will be extended
TO munitions plants and other
government manufacturing. plants.
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BRITISH TAKE
A NEW POINT

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, Rug. 10.-Renewed
advances by the British and
French forces in Flanders, includ-
ing completion of the capture of
Westhoek, was reported by Field
Marshal Haig today.
The British attack was made
early this morning.
In addition to gaining complete
control of Westhoek, positions on
the Westhoek ridge were taken.
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Especial to The T.mes)

Especial to The T!mes)
SEATTLE, Aug. 1O.-Wil-
liam Pigott, president of the
Seattle Car & Foundry Co.,
and vice president of the Pa
cific Steel Co., will leave for
Washington next week, to
offer to the government the
use of his industrial inter-
ests to whatever extent they
may be needed for war pur-
poses.
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Governors Will
Discuss |. w. w.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 10.-Seeking
cooperative action and harmony
In handling the |. w. w. unrest In
the west, governors of western
states will meet in Portland tomor-
row, Gov. Lister said here today.
Governors Alexander, Idaho;
Stewart. Montana; Boyle. Nevada;
Lister, Washington; Withycombe.
Oregon, and probably Stephens.
California, will attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
SIX O'CLOCK CLOSING

Six o'clock closing on Saturday and every day
in the week will be the rule of the Rhodes Store,
beginning tomorrow. We believe we can give
you better service and our employees will have
more time to devote to home, family and recrea-
ton.
Cooperate with us in our endeavor to extend
the six o'clock closing rule to all employees, in
Guiding our delivery service.
groceries, and market section early so that all
deliveries may be made before six o'clock.
You will find it convenent-no staying
ns to wait for late delivery for thing and
entire force will appreciate thOughtfulness.
shop in the morning. will find the
had complete force Of regular trained
wants. and avoid hurried shopping choosing
Make Of telephone service exchange
every department and in the Grocery Section special attention
will be given to early morning orders.
Help to make six o'clock closing
a more satisfactory service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
OREGON MILLS TO
GET u. S. ARMY JOB

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 10
Local mills will cut 100000 feet
of Douglas fir for the Des Moines
cantonment, it was announced
here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
SPECIAL SELLING OF NEW
NeckWear In Pekin Patterns
AT SOC

new shipment just placed sale that offers
tona Values and wide opportunity selection
dozens Of patterns variety coorngs
hundreds popular Pekn Crepes
In the newest of the seasons coIorng patterns many
novel and effective designs.
The
makes this a most exceptional value. Priced JJC
Sec Broadway Window Display, Broadway Floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-10
WILL NIP SCHEMES
OF TEUTON AGENTS

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. 10.
- The state department today
started limiting passports to Rus
STA to block German agents going
there fro mNew York.
Learned from the Root mission
that many New York Russians,
we'll supplied with German money,
are floekfng into Russia, the pass
port division will demand that
anyone wishing to go to Russia
prove that his trip is vital.
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o TO IL ONLY.
Silk Sweaters HALF PRICE

Just IS of these silk Sweaters but there is splendid
choosing at just half the regular price, Coors peacock
charteuse, white gold pink blue orange
styles with pretty collars Included sweaters
in gold blue and white,
in wool and all sizes in the lot
S Sne %o sa very special for the morning Halt Price
Third Floor.
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Auto Vei THE SLIPON" No pins, tying just slips
Price 10c, or 3 for DC
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@amiltpn.

Infer ggrut in Samiltou 1T Ssrr
GonarS grud, 449 SiS Tiuftc Cir.
gra Gel. 476.N. $ume Tbon,
t631.g.
Trdulein 6eIsn Rsuti3ler 1T
gOriiBerin zines apmmittsss, tpsl9es
he grridtung einss Grbolungsbsims
fir 8eiu6er i'm Camp Sbsrran
plant. Qebnli9e aommitteen ipsrosn
in ollsn Stdbten i'm fiiblideH Obio
organiiirt perben.
- Ginem geridts bss itGbttichsn
Qubitors Grb SufoIgs befinoen ii4 in
BEN perfdiebsnen Spnbs Der Stnbt
SomiIton sIr 3sit insseiommt $14S, :
227.55.
gtt6srt Stapsr iirenets am
Sreitoa psgsn Qrlu S6upsr cine
S6eiounsstlaa. on, in rel6er sr err
tIGrt, boB iie iia seiusisert babe, ibm
WnbIseitsu 5u5ubereitsn ober ons
Setm in Srbnuns Su taltsn. Dos
paar beiratbete am "a. Wtdrs oieIes
Sobrss uHo trennte it9 ON 2S. Ylai.
- Die @efpobner SomiItons iinO
eeriiitet, beute 800 SoIouten bon
SamiIton unb Butler Gountp, ipeIf)c
iih i'm Camp Sbermon befinben, su
bepiQfomuen. Die SaiiptitraBen limb
ieiiIifr aeidmiidt uno cine gang Ans
5abI BON 9iirgern baben lid erboten,
ibr Seim fir ioIde SoISaten, ipeIhe
feline argeb0rigeu in SaniItou bas
ben, 5u 6ffuen. 9ie 2oge Der CHS bat
beIdIoiieu, $50 Wianu I'M II llbr
bepte Bormittoe bel einem SunheoH
gu bepirtber.
@iQiam @eit tulr6e in grs
binOuna nit Der GirbaltSbeiebl SfIdge
Der Stiles gemonos&ouo so. gegan
Die Itreiferben 6ormer oes Weilteios
augcflagt llnp bon eirem gunoesbes
amteu nah Cincinnati gebraht.
- Rad einuno3ponSig Sabre lans
gem 9eiben iit 6r1uleiu 9foia ..
Ruocr i'm Seim ibrer Sdyrpelter.
,Srau emile 9iuit. i'm SelIieI sslat. an
8ine Strnbe, seitorben. Gle bate
iid Dor 81 9Sabren elmer Operation
unter5ogen uno mar ieitber ans
Saus gebunoeu. 9ie @eritorbenne
miro betrnuert bon 6rei Sdapeitern
unO cinem 9riiber. 9ie 9eeroiaiing
fin6rt hellte gtadInittag I'm 3.15
llbr unter Der 9eititng bon Eoitor
q g. @erbolb i'm @reenpoob 5rie6s
bof itatt,
5rdulein aouiie 6. Siunrpf
Scd)ter Don Serrn uno Srau @iaian
Stllnlpf, iuo Serr Sooner gedett,
Sobn BON Serrn uno iSrau 2bomas
9edett, ipuroen I'M Efnrrbous Der
gbang. Ct. Sobanues STRIDE ourH
Eaitor o. 9. @erbolb ebeIi6 perbuns
hen
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8eaehae unb 3astpn.

- 9puis @anet, elmer bsr GItsiten
llbrmader. lpslder go. 357 5oOtc
2lrenue, 9ellepue ppbnte, lit 9eitsrn
i'm Qltsr BON 50 Sabren plOBliG ges
iiorbsH. Der Coroner Dr. Gigbp,
neldsr cine llnterIu6ung pornabm,
tonitatirte, baB esr Soo elmer natiir'
Iifen llrfohe 5usuidreibtn lei.
Sm gelleoue Stabtratb terif)=
let Der Stdbt QHiruIt Geo. Serolo,
baB bic Is. Il. 8. @iisnbubn ii4 Der
tfli9tet babe, bic Bride iibsr Die 81
Salon Dire. bis ldngitens 81. 2laguit
1918 al errihten.
5annie 8aItsr, 45, bon Rp,
1904 5. glpenue Dapton, bic Sdpeiter
bes Gr Observation-Disclosures SObr
@aIter, iturb seitsru i'm Spsers So'
ipitdl.
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pie Na6runssmittsf- Sarten
sIud am seitriseH Gage purben
uieoer ilntsridDrifteu in GROCER
3abl seiidJert.

0as Sraueniommitie., bas an Der
arbeit III, tim bi. llnterihrifien Ter
Smsfrauen auf ben RdbrunesmI.teis
anrten 3u iihsrn unb bic Sousfransn
gum ipariomen @srbrau5 Der 2t'
bsnsmitteI gu Derpfliat.n, 1T in ben
bsiben srften snsen bisier aampasne
bersits f,br erfOlsreid seipdtn.
am sefiriesn 5ass fpurbsn i'm
Sauptquartier go. AIT MaInut Stras
Be pisoer msbrsrs iauieub Inter
19riftsn eiubsri9tet, pdbrenb auBsrs
benz 5abllofs telepboniihe anruis uno
aud, perISnIias 9tnfrassn NIT Ss5Es
ouf bic ginaeIbeiten Der 9dhrunsss
mittsls saampaene beauiiporist lDur'
ben.
Inter ben 9saml.iisrinu,n, bic ee'
fern iiber bas RduItat ibrer Shdtis'
isit beri4t,ten. paren bic JoIsenosn:
;srou alfrtb anen, 800 llnisri9rit'
ten in apOnbaIe; SRI. aIics Ri9arS.
500 llntetf&riftsH I'M Sittno; 6ran
Malton, 243 lluiedariftsn i'm Sta6t,
centrum; syrau Sam =. Wtober. 22o
llnteridrtfien In Clifton; Grau eos
paros, 900 uuterf&riftsn In Ipon'
bale; i5rau %. Sulbnsr ln6 Sruu q.
e. wren, 400 llntsri9riftsn i'm Staois
tenirum; arnu 9atusncs Sonss. 15o
llnierIdrifisn in 5pbs part.
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Die snflsdnser.
-

slm Sonntag gn6utittag iDiro Der
6uBgdngertlub na6 Oerlt, Ohio,
maridjiren mo Der gbmarI6 erfoIgI
piinftIi6 nm 6pei llbr bonn @nbpilnft
Der Golernin gloenue StraBenbabns
linie an Der Golerain uno 8irainia
2luenue, slls Ffa6finber funeirt Serr
=. u. Senirings unO Die geaIeiterin
Der 9amen lit SRI. 6. Collins. SolHe
eitligen Der GbeiInebHern Die ganje
Strefe 81 lang iein. 10 fonnen iie
nat Der 3uriidlegung bon ettpa fiinI
Yieilen cen 0eg nad Gbeniot be-
nisen uno bmn Die @eltrDoob Stras
Ben6abnlinie benusen.
Yin Dem Wfari6 an berfloiienen
Sonntag betbeiIigten iih nidIt meniz
ger OILS 179 Eerfouen uno rnteripegs
nuroen eiHiee 5ilnalfnabmen
gemad)t, 6ie oenr,l1fJIt in nerifieoes
ilen @anoelbiIoertbeatern sur @or:
'fiibrung geIaugeu Deroea.
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Ter SiseIoiu Saa.

lie geIobmlna fir Die slngrciier
pon Serbert 9igeloip lit munmebr
idon ani $4,000 seitiegcn, ulio jeoe
Bolt brinst, wie ole Sefretdrin gigc'
Ioiu's, ,srl. eouiie guttbofi, erIIdri,
ipeiiere @elSsuiiderlmgen iiir Sieif
geIobnlng.
slm geiirigen 5aee erbieIt gigCloip
bic teIearapbiide auiforoerling Don
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Sas Srdeiter bsifanb inter Or
aumiuaIb seffern iuieber mt
srohen Gbren.

es ipar Elm iebr Invertebrates Gro,
granlrn, geIeeenilidD oeiieu nud) 3ipeI
ameritaniite Ionid)6pfer 5ri Worts
fanien. ons aeIegentIid oes geiirigen
Spnrpbouiefonjerts geboten iuuroe
imb Or. Grnit ainIpoIS iorpie feline
siinitleridloar ieierten gIdnjenoe.
mobIueroiente Sriiinpbe.
Gie amcrifouiihen 3onifopflin'
gen, Die 3u geb0r sebradlt ruuroen,
iparen Strbert's padenoe Stride
9ibapiooie" ionic Die .'Snoianiite
Suite go. 9" bon lJiaeTolpeil. Iic
Serbert'ife aonpoiitiou iprad) ilts
iolae hires observation-disclosures lmo
anf @rlub Der aeniaIen 9hliiaiiuIlg
ourd Or. aiintpaIo ailberorocntlidD
on, ipdbreno DiacTo,peIl's Ssiroimis
id,e Suite. trps Der bortreiiIifJeil
8ibereabe es nidt iiber eirlen glf,
tlnpserfoIs bradlte.
Cine iiberal,s beii6Iliee aninnbme
iauo SinigasIia's Cnperhire ga
9aruife Gbio5sotte". cine farben'
pradliige nno babel bodImeIooi0ic
1onid)opiung, Ole pom Grt,eiter IN
tabeIloier 8eiie bermisgebradlt ipnrs
6e, mas ron Seiten Ses Snblitlums
aud onrd rauidenoen geifaa fiir oeH
OiriGenten iolpie Die Serren on Den
YuIten poIlaui anerfannt lpuroe.
Tie @lanSnunmer 6es Son5erts
ipar iaoodJ unitreitig 8idnro Straub'
berlid,er Ton sSuan", neiien mltiitas
Iiide SG6nbeit 9r. aIIlnuolo IN gang
erobartiser @eiie 5ur 8elhlne
bradte, poiiir ibm oas EnbIitunt
entbuiiaitiide SuotiOnen bereitete.
Ger SoIiit ipnr Der 2enor 2heo'
bore aarle, Der fir ous grobere bte'
liae 9ublitum bisber Elm imbeidries
bencs gIntt aeipeien. Or beiist cine
Itellenipeiie red)t ipmpaibiide Stim'
ME, aber ob er in Der ai6a 9lrie
,,GeIeite atSa" init Jiiidiidjt auf feline
itimmIifen Waittel eine beionoers
aIiidIide @abl eetrcffen hattie, mag
6abinaeltellt bIeiben. geiier fanb er
lid, nit ,GieI c mar" aus ga 8ia'
conoa" ab nno fang als 3ngube ellt
fIeines engIiid)es 9ieO. bas nit am
@eiipn aniprah.
9as erogrnntm miro nm teiitigen
slbeno wie iibIih ipieoerbolt peroen.
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ses gqein.iSs 6sidlHISiat.

suf 9runb elmer anilags tDss.B
Wleiusibs, bic DON ben 9unots,@rcB-
sti6nOrsntn eestn ibn srbObsn wcr'
ben, purbs stftsrn DiIiom gltit. sia
W6iisIiso Der WoIhrs llnioH in ;So'
milton. ssitern in Daft senommtn. er
plaibirtt Dor Ribtsr Solliiisr Hi6lt
i4ulbis unb Isin prossb ipuiDs eaf
ben IS. Nopsnibsr anberduaIt. SetEe
9iirsihait ipurbs auf $500 ungdssi.
Wsit fol- iid sslsg.nsIId sinss
iiir3Iiasn gerfahrsns Dor Rihi:r
Cater msinsibis e,maht BADEN. dls tr
untsr Glib b,hriti, sinen 9rbsiisr Ter
gliI,s Tool @orts in 9amiliOn ibifs
li6 dnsesriff,n su babtn. lls oi-sr
iid ptissris. an ben Strsit 81 esbsn.
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