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THE NATION TO ITS FOREIGN BORN

FRONT FACE! Are you prepared to do your part?
Come here and tell 80; know you can.
stand straight and answer squarely, heart heart
You're not grain Of dust to step on mani
Look up! The Truth! mean try you out
When passions heat is white to search you through
And see anywhere there lives doubt
To whom and where your loyalty is due ~ S
You're staunchly true? Then breathe holy vow ..ss
Ihat come what may, your soul will cling to me
sheltered you, when first you came, and, now, s
want your faith and Deeds If need there be.
But Il your thoughts 60 fondy back to where,
subject once, you ate your potted meat 4
Or where you scraped and bowed to kings, why, there
You must return You cannot stand white heat
There is no middle course for loyalty IS.
And love should never waver. She who nursed
Your Drawn and brain and SOUL who dubbed you free
Should stand aOy in love- in duty frst. @ sss.l
All this you stand resolved to pledge anew! 5si.
You call to witness Him that rules abovel
Then rise, Sir Knight, my future rests Oh YOU, 83
On all your utter faith, your utter lovel . ss 5s
Elias Leberman, in Hearst,s Magazine 81
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MURRAY -GREENLE|.A||I
NUPTAL EVENT t

-
Saturday evening at the Methodist
parsonage in this city, Rev. c. E. Stin-
son spoke the words, united Miss Mae
Murray and Mr.. Willard Greenleaf in
the bonds of Holy matrimony. The
bride is a charming young lady Of
this city. The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. o. Greenleaf, of this city,
and is a young man Of sterling worth.
He is engaged as baggage master at
the Great Northern in this city. This
happy young couple have host of
friends who will join In extending con:
gratulations. Trey will make their
home in the city,.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-05-03
DlSlOYAL SENATOR
.OIUSTED At MADISON.
MILWAUKEE, SOCIALIST WHO
/ SLANDERED MAINE INCIDENT
EXPELLED FROM SENATE.

Madison, Wis, April q. Senator
Frank Raguse, Milwaukee Socialist,
last night was expelled from member
ship in the Wisconsin senate for con-
tempt, disorderly behavior and con-
duct unbecoming senator Of Wiscon--
sin in making disloyal statements on
the floor Of the senate last Thursday
evening. The vote on his expulsion
was 80 to SENATOR Raguse, Arnold
and Zun1ach, all Socialists of Milwau-
kee, voting against the resolution.
Preceding this action, the senate
adopted a resolution reciting the Of
fense committed by Raguse, and de-
manding that he be brought to the
bar of thesenate and sign a fetraction
previously prepared. This resolution
carried by vote ef 80 to 3, the same
lineup as on the final vote Of expulsion
a6 Refuses to Retract. a
Raguse was escorted to the bar by
the sergeant-at-arms, and statement
of retraction was reread to him. He
refused to sign. Then followed the
vote on the expulsion resolution.
Before the final resolution was
adopted, Raguse declared he had not
been given a fair hearing. He said he
intended, If expelled, to run again for
the senate in his district, the Eighth
Milwaukee.
Raguse concluded by challenging
any able-bodied senator to enlist with
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TREMEN | | ! ! | S CLAIMS |, | !
AN0I!'A / | ] HER !: VICTIM

Joe Vallaker, q young man from
Crary, was brought to the city yeter-
day and he was suffering from tre-
mems. He was violently insane, and
was taken to the county Jail, and
placed in . padded cell, and everything
possible done to give him relief, but
he died last evening. The remains
were removed to Gilbertson's under
taking parlors, and . post rnortem
will be held this afternoon, and the re-
mains q viii probably be taken to Crary
for burial. He was the; son Of Mrs.
Wickum, who lives at Crary. He was
born at Crary and has lived there all
his life. He was about q years old
and single.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-05-03
BIRTH CONTROL
IS DENOUNCED
SEQUEL FOUND IN AsYLUMS.
PRISONS AND HOSPITALS, MRS.
MEMBER SAYS.

Chicago, MAJ 1.-"Birth control
tends to create selfishness in parents
and child, to increase crime and to
ruin the nation" /" 5 l
This statement was made, in q re-
cent address W Mrs. Lenora z Meder
before the women's auxiliary ofthe
Chicago Postofice Clerks union in the
Masonic temple. Continuing, she said:
"You have only to visit the insane
asylums to see the appalling ruin to
both mind and body brought on by
their heinous practices of birth con-
troll.
"Eighty-fve per cent Of the women
in Chicago hospitals are i'll as direct
or indirect res ~ Of the practice. The
women inmates Of our penitentiaries
are advocates of birth control. Can
you picture a mother Of eight or ten
behind prison bars7 She would not
have the time or inclination to commit
crime.
How dare the society woman, idly
couched in her luxurious apartment,
advocate such nefarious practice to
the good, honest women in our fac
tories and stores? How dare she i'm
plant these lessons Of indecency and
crime in the minds pure and untainted
God in His wisdom is wiser than these
women Of fads and whims. His plans,
not theirs, are the ones to follow.
birth control is paramount in max
ing us a retrogressive people. Are we
returning to the days Of Sodom and
Gomorrah? We can no more check
the designs Of nature in this way than
we can arrest the rising of the sun.
Natures way Will not be thwarted and
we are foolish in our attempt to check
them"
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AMERICANS IN GER
MANY ENEMY ALIENS.

Amsterdam, April29.- 9.-Berlin news
papers on Saturday published a police
notice stating that citizens Of the
United States, Cuba and Panama
hereafter be subjected to the ordi-
nance governing: enemy aliens.
They must report to the police once
daily and are not to leave Aheir resi-
dences between 10 P. NJ. and 6 q. m.
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Among the Devils Lake boys who
have enlisted in the army recently is
Leo A. Belford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Belford Of this city. He enlist
ed at Grand Forks and from there was
sent to Jefferson barracks, via Du-
luth. He is q fine young man, and
his many Devils Lake friends expect
TO hear that he gives a good account
Of himself.
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RIllhI
HAS Been OFFERED
Mr. McC UCHEON y SAYS HE CAN;
RAISE 81 REGIMENT OF loco
HUSKY MEN FOR SERVICE. S.s ss'

Bismarck, N. D, April n. The tun-
iqQe proposal that d regimen. Of a
thousand North Dakota spor rislnen is!
ready for the se1lviice of the nation
against Germany, is made BY sE. b
u Gptcheon, Aiinot, former chief
ame warden for northern North Da-
kota, il letter to- Governor lynn
Frazier, made public here tot!sy.
Out Of 2,20O deputy game Nardens
and 9sportsmen in the state, Mr.. Nc;
Cutcheon Is confident that at last a,
thousand would volunteer for service.
This war has proven in q sseat
many cases that sportsmen. used 10
'roughing it, have, proved to lie the.
very best men IA the trenches, says
MI. Met Cutcheon, in making the rlo-
posal.
The Minot man, who knows. some-
thing Of what the European war
a.,eans, by reason Of the fact that i
brother IS tie colonel Of Canad:sn
regiment now in France, proposes that,
he be given authority to organize the
regiment of portsmen His letter 10
the governor follows: 5i5 4
Il have just recently released my.
special deputy force 81 nearly 600
wardens, who ,abored sin the interest
Of the protection of:sswild life without
pay. n
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Friday evening last there was u
well attended and enthusiastic meet,
ing at the commercial club rooms, the
object Of the meeting was the organ-
ization Of chapter Of the Red Cross.
The various ladies clubs Of the city
were well represented, as well as the
churches and various other organiza-
tions. Mrs. "A. s. Pattie acted as
temporary chairman and Miss Fran
ces Riordan as temporary secretary.
Before the organization was COM
pleted many different ones talked
upon the needs Of such an organiza-
ton to aid the National organization
of the Red Cross society. Miss Rear
dan explained the objects Of the So
ciety. 1:ss sss
q A permanent organization was per-
fected BY electing Henry Hale chair
man Mrs. H. B. Mitchell, vice chair
man, J m. Thompson, treasurer, and
p. p. Mann, secretary. The chairman
was given the power to appoint the
various committees, which he did at
the. patriotic meeting Sunday evening.
There was q large number joined on
Friday evening and at the meeting
Sunday evening the list of signers
was largely increased at the close of
that meeting q membership Of be-
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B||||||||I||||'l|||Q|IlC ! / ! |
!. \. \ / 4 LAST !
SUNDAY

Last Sunday evening the local OPP
era house was packed to its capacity,
the occasion being a Patriotic meeting
in which our citizens Of all classes
and nationalities joined. Before the
time for opening the meeting came
there was hardy standing room, and
the Stars and Stripes were much in
evidence, practically every one attend
ing wearing the notional emblem on
their person.
4 As the curtain went up the entire
audience arose, end the Norden chorus
rendered the first verse Of the Star
Spangled Banner, and then the band
struck up the tune, and the entire au-
dience Joined in singing the last verse.
Rev. +. H. Oehler lead in prayer.
p. F. Flynn, President Of the City
Commission, acted as chairman Of the
meeting, and introduced Hon. +. T.
Cuthbert, who delivered rousing ad-
dress. Miss Florence Riordan was
then called on ard explained the work
to be done by the Red Cross society,
and Henry Hale was also called and
as the recently elected chairman Of the
local Red Cross Chapter, gave a short
talk, on the benefits and needs - +h;s
organization, and, a corps Of assistants
to the secretary passed thro,,ph tha
audience with i. ts and nearly +hraa
hundred people gubscribed' as mem.
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TALK COSTS BIG SUM.

TALK COSTS BIG SUM.
Washington, april 28.-Reduced to
cold cash basis the army bill debate
in congress this week cost the United
States $ls0,00O, 900. This figure is
based on the assumption the war is
costing as much daily as England.
The British are spending $s0,OO0,-
900 daily. The debate has delayed ac-
tive operations six days, or prolonged
the war that long.
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i gsIepue - canton

-au geIIspue - Iabton
- Spbn 9. aetterer bon yto.
1907 Z. 9lp.nue, Supton, III seftern
Morsen na9 tursem aeioen seitor'
BEN.
Der prpsreFFiSs @srsin Der
Srauen bon Danton bat folssnbs ges
ANTE ertodblt: prdTibent: Grau :.
Eelanp; @be prdiibsnt: Srau 8.
0trI9e; aorrsfp. Sstretdr: JrI.
S9reriohn; Sinan3sSstretar: Jraa
s.. gernbt; Stabmeiiter: Grau ).
gcenbrrit; Sruitee: ruu $. S4atb.
Die 9ellspue 2pse Der s. 8. o.
:. bat seitsrn folssnbe geamte inItal'
Iirt: 9.-9., 5. 6. Wlcgsal; T.s9..
9erpp Sinbman; 8.sS.. Gbas. 9ers
rib; prot.s .sSei., Go. 3. Sernbrn;
Sin. Set. GO. Come; Sdasm,, 3.
@orauIlp, 90. 8. gonpap; Siibrer,
Wlorris grosner; &oplan, W. 7.
SohnIrn; QuBensMufe, Wm. Gag,
saro; SnnensWade, u. Seiiinsblus;
SrganiIt. Rob. Wabaiba; 5ruiisss,
5rhn perrp. Senrp Aimmins unS
Sarrp appIagote.
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Ter neue DferreiHiih suns
gariime Sotihafter
Graf 4arnptpsfi
Birb fit ON 13. Sanucr in Rottsr'
BAN Ha4 Rem YOrt stnI4iffen.

Wafbinstou. D. g., 8. SON
Rah bsu!s bier eiuse!rpfisnsu Rad
ridten pirD ber neusrnannie Bot
itaItsr Der DoppeImDnarhie, 9ral
larnons,i pon 9arnon. om 13. Sa'
uuar bi. HsiIs nnd ben Der, S.aattu
bon ROTTERDAM aus antreten. Menl
er Bis jest geipartst. sslhab bas ni6i
aus iresnbpelder B.iorenis, bab bi.
4aiirtsu ibn bonn Sfiif bsruntsrbo'
Zen t0nnt.n, fonbern aus griinbsn,
bic NIT BEN Rseisrunsswe4iel in
Seftsrrei6 slnsarn in enssm 3uiam'
msnbanS Iieben.
Dos ableben aoiIsr iyran3 JoI
fepbs madi. bic ausitslluns Heusr
Qitrsbitip. fir ben nnh Waibingtou
etbsnben gotfbafier nOtbpsnbis uno
bic unsuriI9s Derfaifuns sytennt att,
bes aSniss nur rad srfDIst.r ar5n
una an. Sn Dsftsrrsid srioIsts be iurs
iiberbnupt ieine unisrbrsbung Der
Reoisrunsssspalt unb nit BEN QbI.s
ben zines Serrfders ntrb ioFort Der
1bronfolssr aItomatilb bos Obers
boupt Der Wonnrdis unb permae bin.
benbe Werorbnungtn bonn triten 1d1s
an gu erlaFen. Sn lingarn bat Der
nsue a0nis DOT Der &r6nups stfpu bi.
Stenuns b.s nsu eripdbItsn prdlibsn.
ten DOT Oss JHausurniipn unb lam
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aleiae YsliSeisabribtes.

Die TeteitiDss 9enttr uno
gernbarbt perbaTtsten seftern ben
Hubrmann glarsnt. Woolbeater bon
Der gour. unb Gin Sirabe, uHier Der
9'n'Irrs por cinisen 9asen nier Hd's
fer gtufsrn aus sinsm Giiteripas.n
Der psnniplpania gahn on Der Ggs'
leitun Mpenue s,itoblen su habtn.
MooIbeatsr bat, nj. bic poIi5ei rsrs
iihert, fofori nod isinsr @srbaftun5
ben Oiebitahl Der Quiiern, bic Gise.Is
tbum Der Rem liikriss Go. tparsn,
sinseiianben.
Glorenee Strup, bon no. 43i
@sH Siebtnts Strabs. srpir,ts 9.'
fern sinen S,dTtbsf.N tpessn tbdt.idsu
Qnariffs sessn ben I'M itlben 6duis
pObnsnbcn Qnbp gu!sn. Sbr.n Qn'
snbtn mad ssristb guten. ola sr Dor
sirig,n 4benben .insu 5r.uno gum
NbtnbeHsn mit5raht. uHo niht oenus
grob rorbanoeu ipor. oerart in Wut5.
oob er llt irnr9ie.
- Siderbeitsoirsttor SrisoInnber
pirb bs5iislih Der ibm susssaRssnsn
geitperbe. bab poIisiiisn iih auf If.
re 2Ib,e4en bin 3utriit gu 3beuisrn
Deridaffen. !siu, nsiier.n Sdritts
tbun. Wie Ct geit.rn sr,Idrte. tpsrbsr,
faus bic Giesntbiimer pOn 9bsatern
bic qnpsfsnbtit BON poli3iiisn mid.
piinid.n, bic geantien bi. Deiiuns
srboIt.n, Sief,H sbeaten Fern,ubl,i.
ben. ob.r udiiirIt5 tSnnsn bi. Tb.as
!erbsfser bauH aud ieine untsritiib,
uns fst.sus Der pOIis.i OsrIansen.
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Mage,t &atarrb
@ubte es ni(bt llno

grau esIsna 1anna. aitsns. Ohio.
ffrabt: so Fam niti ssoris ssnuo finbtn.
Inn meinsn Tanf aassufprs6en 'lr ben autsn
Hdib, ben Gle mir aeesbsH bdben. 90 totts
fetrs snnuuo Sabon. bab 10 an Iassn'Ra'
tarrb Isibs. 90 iIne on. ptrHHa su netHsn.
vte Gle % mir seraftsn. gpdH Ulcasn
ftmuat mir NOD stna stpa asc4sn lara
natbsm ID Sbrs w'eeisin a,n---'u. sann
bSrteH bic ehmsrsen aufs sest hnbs 10
sinsu anisn uppstit Datrsns ID frabr bsl'
nobs berbunaerts.-
TisIsHiatn, BE fsins fiafass w'sbisin udt.
men psusn fsHnsu ift. efruHa.1ablttitn
ertaittn
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lSean sS uidJt bic ,Uerite
mar
Mar ss Gin amOeres sdlladtidJiif BON
bemielben Emp.

8trIin 3. San. auf bratilol.m
Neg. nad SabpilIs. Die lleferIee
8atridten glseuiur bsriGi,t pi.
foIsi:
Die fraB5Fffe albmiralitdt srs
Hart. bab bas frdnsSTfte G9'aH!s
fdiff .Werite" niHt be'6itiei uno
bab aud itin anbr.s Sdlofiffi'i
felt BEN "a. DECEMBER iOrp,b.Tt more
ben fsi.
.GiHe tomptttnte bsliifs Autoris
tat erildrt, bab bisier frdnS5iiIde g,s
ridt bic bsutffs Jnformaiipn bsIids
tise, ba ss am IL .Dsstmter mar. aIs
bti WaIia elm frnnSGiiffes Sdlafts
f6iff torpebirt tpurbs unb tpenn ts
nidt bic ~Wsrtte1 mar. 70 fsi % elm
anbtrss G6la&tI4iif bisfes 1pp gee
lpsisu.s
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feline g,rdiosaiips nitti ausibsn. Der
Gruno bafiir III in Der Gbaifa&e ~
iufen, oab bas ouf feline Gslbfdas
bisteit siferfiidtise a0nisrein bti Der
FrOnuns ben Glib auf bic befonberen
gefebe bes 9anbes unb Dor aIsm auf
bic 0orredte Der legisIaiiDsn a0rpers
idaft perlangt. obre beren Nttpir'
lung Der a0nis rpebsr Rslruien auss
heben nod neus Steuern ouferlesen
lam. 9lu9 bas alis Winiitsrium
bleibt 70 Iange .prcpiicriid" am Rus
Der, Biz bic aronung erfolgi unb Der
neue aDnig grnenuunseu poII5ishen
oorf.
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limb Sic (iier iinb 10 tIrner.

gsas 9ubtnb Gisr ipurben sef-trn
Pdtmiti1a bei sinem @utomob Iun'
fau 81 Riitrei psruonb:lt unb ben
Werluit Eat bic aonmi iionsfirml /
Ssinfe &c S6pi,r 5u trneen. 80. 3.
Mails, Elm 5ei Der 5irmc bel6dftis,
Ter Sutffer, polIis gsite'n 1nhmits
tag bisIe aif. nit ginn an Der gtdt,
4renue in Der gR*be Der WhHl.ios
Strabe ublisfsrn unb a,s sr nit Der
giite iibsr ben Sabrbamm ain9, tpurs
be CT ron eiHem gutompb'l nisters
eerunnt. Wdbrsno Wai's fsIbft uuters
lebt oaopntam, blieb bon ben gi'rn,
bic auf bas Strafsnpflaitsr sefdbIsus
bert purbsu fsIbitrsbsnb nitts
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GiscntbiimIife Wauie.

gls Coroner Or. Bauer aeTiern
Die 9eihe oes 90 Sabre aIten Guiiap
8oigt beiidtigen ipoIlte. Der in itiner
@ohnuus 9so. 1900 State apcnus
ipabreno ber Waft infolge tines
Ser5ihIogs iiarb. fanb er bic beiben
3immer, bic @ciet berpobni bate,
nit SemSer hudftablih poqgepiropii.
9Iaem aniteiu nod bntte @oisi elm
Semo ME offers oils einmal actra.
aen.
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gsib. 5.rr,n srtldrsn bic ibtr re sss
madtsn geaauptunssn fir
bur9aus uuipdbr.
Das @erbUr piro an Samfas fort
g.fsBt iptrosn.
au6 psrpsn pobri9.inIid br sesre
tor Gaming unb Serr 2umultp
psrbori ptr6tn.

gBaibineton, .. G.. 8. Ser.
R.prai.niani Moob, Don Jnoiana. ot'
Dor .in paor 1asen i'm Repriisnian'
isnbaus cine Reiolutiou singtseldli
bat, ber,uioIe. sin. untsriu5urg
barii6.r ssfiibri tusrbsn ioa, OF ps:
a.nninib Don Nr bepcrit.bsnbe1
ll,bermilteluns elmer 5riso.nsnots az
bic Eriesfiihrenben pon irgtne Jt'
manb an Wan Street psrrath.n iror'
ben iei. mah!t am Greitos BEN
oausiommi.ie. fir ReseIn seetHiibsr
UihibsiIuns,n iibsr bic isnIationsIli',n
Geriidts, bic ii6sr bitie ansslsa'nhei.
i'm umlaui iino. CT Iieb abtr isinen
Ausiaeen bic GrlIdruns pordnsshcH.
bub aIl.s, mos CT pifIe. auf 5Srsnia'
gen beruk unb er proisitir!s ~rseb.
liG s.ssn Elm Offsnes @erbor Dor bem
aommitiss.
Rspr. WooS ipubi. cine ganse R.iR
Son Gins,lb.ii,n iiber ben angebli4tn
Unraib an,us.ben, bic er in Grfot'
runs s.bradt bate. uub er nannit
aud elm. gang. R,ibs DON Pam.u CT
nannie Soispb g. 5umultp. ben Gts
trtdr bss priTbsnien WiIicn; U. W.
Boiling, .insn S6puser bss Draft
bentsn; Bernard 8aru4. BON Rap
g)prt, unb anbsre Wailerfirmen. Scr
gr5bt.n 5btil isiner Snformoiicn
bate CT aber in sinsm 9risfs srbaI!sn.
Der i'm bon .iMm u. Gurtis' Don
Reip DOrl Sug.ididt iporben mar.
Dieter Brief Der BEN aOmmitiu Dor.
g,l.isn tpurb.. mar auf einfah.s pa
pier seihrisbtn. obne ansab. Der
glbr,F. bts etbIenbsrs uno bis gu fpa
ter 9ltsnbIunbe mar aennetb Romnsp,
Elm SilissSsrseantsat'arm b.s ".
Observation-Disclosures. Der iif In yi.p
Dorl befinbst, ni6t I'm Stanb,. aud
nur cine Spur pom U. Curtis ju fb,
ben.
Der BON Curtis an ben RsprGfers
tanisn WOOb ssfdriebsne 9rief lauei
mi. fDlat:
.26, DEFENDER 1916. I'm ben 46ir
bdren WiIiam R. Woob. Wiislieo
b.s Rsprdfsniantsnbauf.s. Waibtns'
Ton, .. 6.
.Wrtber 6errl Di. bsmolraiiids
WlaioritGi bes Soui,s nirb. ME id
rermutb., bic elnnabm, Sbr.r Inter. +,
iutungs, Refplutipn nidA ,ulafT.r,
aber nit!sbeiiopenissr III fs cine
bp6psrti.nitlids Wabrts,l. unb p.na
Id lam, fpiinidR Id, Jbnen su bslf.n.
Bernard Wl. garud pon bisfss
Stabt mar siptifsIlcs ften am Sans.
tag. ben 8. Dtsemb,r, i'm 8eHb Der
Nahriht bon Ssirsidr adnina's no.
Il. Dieft ipdr pom II. 9eJempn ba.
iirt unb tpurbs eri am IL. Dsjsmbsr
abssianbi.
(Die offisisn.n gr.mplare Der Rot.
finb bonn II. Ds;.mbsr batiyt. gn
tpar.n am 20. DEFENDER, 9bsnba s
llhr. ben Observation-Disclosures iibsr,
miitelt unb fur bic Wfr6ffsn!li4ung
in ben Wots,nbldtisrn bss 81. Ds,
3smber fr.issssbsn ipcrben. Don Be
umitn mar nnas.iinnias porbsn. bn6
bic HOt am friibn Rorssn bss 10.
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ben fei.)
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gilimors eotel In bislr Gtabt bo.
mails an sipsi obsr brsi aassn jsfam,
men friibnuditn.
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geianb hh in Der Rotbnebr.

Ter pormalise Coroner Or. Toert.
meper sab aeiiern ieinen @abriprut
in Saten oes Sobes ron Sames
Sroaian, Der Dor eini1er Belt an
gorb bes Dantpfers Chile" bon
Charles @bite erifoIien nurbe, ob.
8bite miro bonn Coroner bon jra.
Iider gerantiuortIidfeit cntIaitet. 90
bic 3aieennusiogen eraabcn, Snt er
iid in Der Rothpebr befanb. oIs pr
bon ieinem RenoIper 9ebrand mndtc.
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1iss unD 2as.

- giirs.rmsifisr 'putta .rnarnts
geitern Charles 8. 9urrifon fiir ein,n
lpeitersn 9ermin bon bier Sabrsn gum
WiisIi.b Der Observation-Disclosures
- Der sysusrpebrmann Wilton
3. CALHOUN bon Der Sptisenspmpag'
ME go. / purbe esitern bonn 5tu:r'
ipebrd,:f 9ouiton Dom Uienit iusp:n'
birt, tp.iI er fi6 s.ipeissrt bate, ibm
aufaetrasene 4rbeit i'm Spribenbaus
an pcrrihten.
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sFrau alma genIlpanger aus WiliUaus
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in 8esl.ituns .ieinsr Satin mad ari'
3pna ssreif.
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iibris. Der Qsnter b.s Mutomobils
sab feinsn geomen als q. 8. Glur,
an, aber Mdile pereds tn b,r MuTrss
suns. Fn tie Mbr.fe bss Wlunnes
setsn su TaHen ob,r iid be aisels,
hummer bss MutomotiIs gu merfen.