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Evening star., 1922-03-04
PLANE OUT OF CONTROL.
DROPS WITH AVIATORS
Lieut.. Harold Beaton and Private
Sheridan Cook Narrowly Escape
Death in Anacostia River,

Their De Haviland plane swinging
out of control in a tailspin, Lieut..
Harold Beaton, twenty-seven, of the
Chastleton and Private Sheridan Cook
of Boiling Field. had a narrow es-
cape from death or serious injury
while flying over the Anacostia river
and vicinity yesterday afternoon.
The plane swooped into the Ana
costa river, just missing a sand and
gravel wharf at the foot of South
CapitoL street. and Private Perry
stationed at the Boiling Field wharf
for the general purpose of rescue
Immediately chugged out to the scene
of the wreck in a launch. He had
the occupants aboard quickly and
they were in Boiling Field quarters,
shivering and dripping wet. within
half an hour.
No serious effects. II was stated. are
expected from the immersion and the
fiiers are suffering only from shock
cuts and bruises.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
HEARING ON MARCH IS.
Mr.. Hoover to Attend Colorado
River Commission Sessions.

Secretary Hoover probably will
leave Washington March IL for Phoe-
nix, Ariz., to conduct the hearings
there Of the Colorado river commits
sion, it was said today at the Com
merce Department.
Mr.. Hoover, it was said, probably
will go by way of New Orleans. ar
irving in Phoenix on March Is, the
date set for the hearings to begin.
The Colorado river commission, Of
which Mr.. Hoover is chairman. was
created jointly by Congress and the
several states interested in the re-
sources of the river to work out plans
for the development of the irrigation
and power possibilities of the Colo
RADIO river.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
PERU'S SWE|RDTALE
OF DEATHS DENIED
Ambassador Pezet Ridicules
Age Limit ann Canni-
baIism.

Statements by DR.. Joseph Bancroft.
a British scientist, that In villages
near Cerro de Pasco. in the Peruvian
Andes. lives race which has an
established age limit and kills and
eats those who attain 1t. as an eco
nomic matter, were declared yester-
day by Ambassador Pezet of Peru as
$50 ludicrous that were such remarks
not invested with a certain weight,
owing to the reported position of the
professor, l would not trouble to re-
fute them" Prof. Bancroft recently
returned from Peruvian expedition
and is now delivering series of lee
lures at Lowell Institute.
Ambassadors Statement.
Ambassador Pezets statement fol-
lows:
"Cerro de Pasco is the center Of the
largest and most important copper
mining and smelling district Of feru.
erful American company (The Cerro
de Paseo Copper Corporation). with
many million dollars capital. 1t Is the
headquarters of large American col
ony, composed of the officers of the
company and their families; there is,
besides, an important Peruvian popu-
lation. This town. although at such a
high altitude Cover $4,000 feet above
sea level) is only one days railroad
journey from Lima, the capital of
Peru.
while denying in the most emphat-
ic manner that any such revolving and
absurd customs EXIST in Peru. 1t
might be asked that, il they did, how
could they continue to flourish. ap-
parently with impunity. at such close
proximity not only to the capital. but
to the town of Cerro de Pasco. with
out the practices coming to, the
knowledge of the government author
tiles. to that of the American COM
munity OF the town and to the count
less travellers, who all include q trip
to the mines in their itinerary?
"Fantastic Story"
'Tt is certainly extraordinary that
the residents of Cerro de Pasco them
selves and the innumerable travellers
from all over the world should have
apparently all agreed, for SO many
years, to keep the occurrences secret
until the advent of the learned pro-
fessor. who recklessly betrayed the
trust and launched the fantastic story
upon an, I hope, incredulous public.
'"That the native population around
the mines does not live in luxury is
not to be denied; but their methods
| of living compare very favorably with
those Of the workers in the mining
districts of Cornwall, Lancashire and
Yorkshire, in England, which l have
visited. 1t is, indeed, lamentable to
| find the name of an apparently repu-
table person given as the authority
! for such a farrago of misleading non-
| sense and deliberately untruthful state
| mentS."
Evening star., 1922-03-04
MARINES To AID ARMY.
Recruiting Officers Ordered to Co
Operate in Training Plans.

The spirit of cooperation between
different branches of the military es-
tablishment is shown by the action
of the commandant of the Marine
Corps in directing recruiting officers
Of that corps to assist in every way
the plans Of the War Department for
the training of citizen soldiery during
the coming summer.
Training camps will be held in nine
Army corps areas. Applications for
training at these camps from April /
to June l may be made at recruiting
stations of the Marine Corps, as well
as at all Army posts and stations All
applicants at Marine Corps stations
will be given a physical examina tion
by officers of the Medical Corps of
the Navy.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
CONSIDERING BONUS
FOR RELATIVES OF DEAD
Relatives of Men Who Died Since
Discharge Would Profit Un-
der PROPOSAL,

An added provision to the COM
promise soldiers bonus bill. under
which the immediate relatives of men
who died since their discharge from
the service would receive adjusted
compensation, is under consideration
by majority members of the House
ways and means committee. A de-
cision Is expected on Monday.
Sponsors Of the proposal favor pay
ing such relatives the face value of
adjusted service certificates, on the
same basis as Is proposed in the bill
for service men generally. This
would equal the amount of the ad-
5usted service pay, plus Is per cent.
They estimate that the cost to the
Treasury probably would not exceed
$25.000,000. and argue that the pay
ments would be matter of simple
justice.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
CONCERT CHANGE MADE.
Society of the Fine Arts Revises
Program.

Owing to the closing of the audi
\torium of the Central High School for
Aublic gatherings of all kinds, the
kashington Society of the Fine Arts
Is been obliged to make the follow
lg changes in it's program. The con-
cert by Francis Rogers, which was
to have been given Monday evening,
March 6, will be Tuesday evening.
March Z, at the First Congregational
Church, 10th and G streets The lee
ture by Prof. Burton, which was to
:. have been given Thursday evening,
March 9, has been cancelled. The con-
cert by the Flonzaley Quartet on
March 8 will be given in the Masonic
Temple Auditorium.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
TRAFFIC RULE ORDERED.
Madison Place for North Bound
Traffic z to 12 Pm.

Madison place from Pennsylvania
avenue to H street will be for north
bound traffic only from until 12
PM, under an amendment to the
traffic regulation ordered by the
Commissioners yesterday.
The purpose of this rule Is to pre-
vent congestion Of automobiles
bringing patrons to the theater in
that block.
Police Of the third precinct had
attempted to enforce the one-way
rule there in the evenings, but the
Police Court dismissed the case Of q
motorist who refused to obey the
policemsn's order on the ground that
Madison place was not desi1Aated o
one-way street in the xeEul80oas.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
ROCKVILLE.
ROCKVILLE. Md. March 4

ROCKVILLE. Md, March (Spe-
ciaD.-Miss Anna Marie McCreight
and William Wright, both of Wash
ington. were married in Rockville
Thursday by Rev. John R Hender-
son, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. Charles o. Resensteel, pastor
Of St. Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen. officiated at the marriage at
Helen G. Barnes of Silver Spring,
this county. and Bernard c: Murphy
of Washington, the ceremony taking
place in the presence of a few rela-
tives and friends.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Mary Gar
land Owings, sister of Mrs ]. Arthur
England of Rockville and daughter
of Mrs. l. ]. G. Owings of Howard
county. to Mr.. Linden Delaney Sum-
mers of Baltimore. The wedding
will take place in the spring.
The directors of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society have de-
cided to increase the premiums for
the community booths. which made
such an attractive showing at the
fair last year, and will fix the
premiums in this department for the
fair this year as follows: First, $40;
second. $50. third, $50; fourth. SO.
special building will be erected to
accommodate these exhibits.
The directors will ask for de-
tachment of state police to take
charge of the fair grounds during
the four days of the fair
The county commissioners have
given notice that they will be in
daily session in their Offices here
during the week, beginning March
20, to revise assessments and hear
appeals in regard to same.
Evening star., 1922-03-04
ORDERED TO HOSPITAL.

Governors Island, n. T.; Lieut.. Col.
Perrin L. Smith, finance department,
at Brooklyn, n, Y, and Maj Charles
B. Gatewood, ordnance department.
have been ordered to Walter Reed
General Hospital. this city. for obser-
walton and treatmant
Evening star., 1922-03-04
GIRLS DENOUNCLNG $87 BUDGET
CROWD STORE IN BARGAIN HUNT

comment and the stocking incident.
the crowd was orderly. Members of
the party said they intended only a
demonstration against what they be-
lieved to be an unjust clothing
budget
Evening star., 1922-03-04
SENT TO CAMP STANLEY.

Maj. Herbert H. White. field artil-
lery, has been relieved from duty with
the general staff in this city and as
signed to the 4th Field Artillery at
Camp Stanley. Tex.
Evening star., 1922-03-04

We don't know why TIL girls
don't buckle Their galoshes, un-
less they're tryin''t' make us be-
lieve they'd be too tight.
Their don't seem t be any
more sober second thoughts
than ther' wuz in tn ole days
B. v.
A>xisht National Newspaper ssrsses..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

which give the peak the ccric appear
anco OF colossal diadcmcd crown.
Many Crosses There.
II you ever visit TIE top ~ Hermit
Peak you will be- amazed az the pres.
onco there Of a large number Of crosses.
You will be awcd into silence as you
gaze upon one particularly massive
cross. thanked 10y two smaller ones The
word calvary" viii Immediately rusi
io your lips. for these three crosses
were undoubtedly placed ON the very
brink 81 that terrifying procipicc. In q
crude effort to reproduce the Scene on
Golgotha You viii wonder whether tn
Sons ~ Hermit carried thos, crosses "a
the top % the pc,s on whether they
were dragged up the steep roCk-strcwn
trail on the naked shoulders of the
l'enltcutes. that organization NJ rclig.
ious fanatics whose members believe
that 90 become true followers. one must
first go through the actual suffcrings
81 Christ No one seems 10 know the
answer 20 this oft-asked question. and
the Sons Of Hermit will not SAY.
The Hermit. The old man soon found
that with the influx 81 soldiers and set.
tiers 90 the I.as Vegas country his habi.
iltion was becoming less and less soil.
tary And then his life had been many
times attempted by the Indians who
royod that country the savages boliey.
ing tho "olc" Hermit an evil spirit.
So one day the Hermit quietly dsap.
pcared No one knew the time of his
llcavciaking nor u his destination The
next heard of this strange character
was down in Socoro County. There hs
gathered around him a hand Of natives,
and despite their protests Of the danger
involved told them OF his decision 10
make his future home ON the top IL a
distant whit"-appcd peak II they saw
la light within three days they would
know he had made his journey safely
II not. that The Indians had 'railcd and
found the "Eyil spirit and
The fire on wonder SNOW capped peak
was never lighted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
ROMANCE and LAS VEGAS Are
TWINS TO THOSE Who VISIT
MANY HISTORIC THINGS There

you across which ou q sapling trunk,
the Hermit maic-t cally trod o. remind
himself and his followers Of the uncor.
tninty Of life
There are citizens ion las Vegas 90.
day who remember very y.yidly tho
quaint queer figure OF tho old Hermit;
with his long white hair, his patrnrchll
beard his dark fire laden eyes his b..
cloakcd military form as he made his
way into Las Vegas Co barter few
trinkcts OF wo'dc1ft iu exchange Tot
corn meal his chief farr
Now. twice e yoar the memory of
this Tolstoylikc character rs pcrpctu.
.atcd by am organization known as the
sons OF Hermit IN the months ~ Nav
and September .st members. many bow.
Ell and srayad with age, trudgc up the
rocky Trail Co the ymnoncc Of Hermit
Peak and There spend the uight in de-
yout religious Worship 40 dark they
HIGHT ou 90, edge of ,hr peak huge wooa
fires which Dlu hr seen lr- miles anil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
SWEDISH women
FOR PROHIBITION
ELECTION SHOWS
By Associated Press

b. Associated fress
STOCKHOLM. oct THAT 81 per
per cent Of Swcden's women favored
prohibition ~ the manufacture and sale
Of beverages containing more than two
and oncfourth per cent OF alcohol while
60 per cent OF the men we're against Il.
is now apparent from further count
OF the votes east at the recent liquor
referendum which resulted In a Vic.
tory for the "wots." Sweden now viii
continue the present rationing system.
whereby the heads 81 families who
prove that they are respectable and
self supporting can purchase about "A
gallon - strong liquor pet month. while
anyone con order drinks with meals un.
der legal restriction at public rcstau.
rants.
The final tabulatlon shows thot In
Stockholm. Gothcnburg, and Malmoc. as
well as in other cities and suburban dis.
tricts. both men and women we're strong.
~ against prohibition, while In the
country districts In general. especially
In the northern part OF Sweden, both
mon and women were as rule In Ia
vor 81 prohibition. I'm the capital. for
example, 30 per cent OF the men and
50 per cent OF the women were against
he proposed measure This may be-
contrasted with a certain agricultural
section where 20 per cent Of the women
and % per cent of the men wanted two
and one.fourth per cent drinks.
That Swedish women do not neglect
the ballot Is proved by the fact that In
| Stockholm they outnumberod the men
az the polls by more than 1900 And
the showing FOR the entire country was
500. goo women as against 93s. 600 men.
The voting which took place SUNDAY
August -. was conducted IN the most
orderly fashion. Lines began 20 form
NJ nine In tho morning az the various
polling places In stockholm Among
those who voted early were Premier
Branting and his wife. who voted
against prohibition as did ALSO DR..
Bratt, Swcdcn's drink dictator. who is
tho originator OF the present ratloning
system. Gay propaganda was carried on
throughout the day by both sides hy
means Of paradcs. mounted hcralds. and
oven airplanes. At night th, spare in
front OF the Royal Opera was packed
with thousands OF people Who amused
themselves by watching the bulletins
Of results until three In the morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
FreckIes
Don't Hide Them With Veil: Remove
Them With Othne-Doublc
strength

This preparation for the treatment Of
frecklcs Is usually so successful in re
moving frccklcs and giving clear.
beautiful complexion that d is sold I'm
der guarantee % refund the money Il
I fails
Don't hide your frcckles under veil.
get AN ounce Il Othinc and remove
them. Even the Lrst few applications
should show wonderful improvement
some Of the lighter frccklos vanishing
entirely.
y, SURF o. ask the druggist for the
double strength Othinc. q is this that
* sold on the money back guarantee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Rheumatism at SO
s 5. s. Thoroughly Rids The Body 81
Rhsumatism Impurities

Somebody mother is suffering TO-
night The scourge OF rheumatism
has wrecked her body. limping and
suffering. bent forward, abe sees but
the common ground. but her AGED
heart stu belongs 20 the stArsi Does
anybody care. S. =. s. II one OF the
greatest blood purifiers known. and II
helps build more blood cells. Its med
teinal ingredients are purely vsgeta-
BILE IL never dlsarranges the stomach
II H. In fact. a splendid tonic. q blood
maker. a blood enricher. II banlshes
rheumatism from joints muscles and
the entire body II builds firm fish
II In what somebody's mother needs
tonight Mother. n you can not SO
out 10 ret a bottle OF 9 3 s. yourself
surely somebody In your family Win
Somebody. get a bottle % s $. S. nowi
let sometody's notN"r begin 20 feel
Joyful Rrair tnn'gh o Maybe. maybe
it's your mother 4 ! \ II soh at
ell drug stores. N two slnes The
larger siss II the more economical
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08

SUNDAY morning is hyorite tm'
FOR milk thieves. ~ lon most districts
houscholders are later in getting up on
that dny
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
UorozOafota.

Sarge. eSSn Der S6lnBitbnng 0es
|EriStnte Grain Growers 8erbanos
mur6e in Sarge am 6reitag bei6lof=
len, SEN &ongreB gu erinben, eirert
einbeitlihen 8reis bon $500 per Bu=
|ibeI fir @ei5en gu b%eitimmen auBer-
Sem 1pnrbe engeres 3nfammenarbei=
ten Ser beri9ie6enen 2an0mirtfbafts=
gerbdnoe befiirtportet. Mnoere ge=
|i9lilie betreffen Die gr5ielung ange=
meliener Breife burh genoIieni9aft=
li9e Nermorfftnng Steuern l1no ipar=
fame &egierung, @inftbr50ne fir Sc
treble, iotpie Slice nno Mlfnlfas5a=
men, Eiefmaiieripeg 6ur6 ben ct. So
ren5itrom; ferner miro empfoblen, bob
6ie 9arleben Ser @riegs-Ginan5 &or=
poration an 2ano1pirte gu. elmer ltan~
|6igen @inridtung gema6t tper6en
ionten. Gum Braiioenten BEG Ser
bombs tplr6e Dr. Sobn See Coulter,
Better Ser itoatliden 9an6mirtldnfts=
i1l1Ie bon Mortb Dafotn, gepdbH,
nn6oem Ser bisberige 8rdfi6ent 6es
Berban6s, Dr. Sobn s. @orit, ser
|6iefeS Mmt 5aDnn5ig Sabre nnousge=
felt befletoet fat, a11sgeidie6en lit.
@abpeton. Mit Der Ber0Hent=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26

1tter uufaeuo,,nr1lmrean anlnlrbi,en it mplbll-
geeignet, iene, sic iih Soffnllnge1 anf
lepiir,,e1 baloigen 8ieoeraufban euro
pas gel,abt batten. nit ernlter 9e-
iprgniS al erfiiaen. 5olange Der @efit,
aus Deni Die1er 9eifaa geborer1 muir
Sc, ser auslpdrtigen Rolitif Srarf-
reids 3iel nnb Nibtung gtbt, fa11llrrll
apf Sic @eIul1oung garopaS ribt ge=
rebnet 1perben. Sn Der ga1l5en 8elt
aneiB man bellte, Dab 3e1fld1lan0 anz
Berltanoe iii. Den nngebenerlid)etl
8erpflibtunger, Die ibn onr1 oett
SSertrag bon 9erlaiues aufge5tpltgert
mltroe, nuG3nfomrnen.
Mub Enincare metB 0as. Ne1l1l er
trobbem auf Grfiiuung oieler Ner-
pflidtnngen beltebt, Damn befnlloet er
Oaour1 IeDiglib, bob ct ein getp1nenr-
Ioler Demagpge lit, Der faltblnttg Ell
he nel1e aataltropbe iiber europa brtn
aen muilroe, 1pie ct i'm Sabre 1914 ben
.e1tlesliben Arieg iiber europa ntlo
iiiiber sic @elt bradbte. Wfan miro OBJ
parten miiiien, pie man ii6 in eng
lanb al Sen rel1e11 Drobaangen Yoin=
cares 1telen miro. @s lit audi Gng-
LANDS 8oblfabrt, NIT Der in Burts 10
Ieidtfertiges Spiel g%etrieben miro.
8as man in 2on6on ia mobls milien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
5uozDafota.

Bierre. 49, Sci ber Staafs 8abn-
nno 2ager.baus &onmiliion bnben
76O Observation-Disclosures 6es Staa-
tes lire Sabresberibte eingereibt. gs
lin6 Dies idmmtlibe 8eleMdaffen
Die in SiiO-9afota @eidafte treiben
nnD Die geri9te banoeln Iber Die
mdbreno 0es bergangenen Sabres ge=
leiitete Arbeit. - @ie Bic Staatslnnb-
&ommifiion mitteilt, miro in bieiem
Sabre fem stnatslnno berfauft tper-
ben aus benz @runoe, neil Der @runo-
eigentums1pert melt nnter Normal
itebt nnb fein a%ngemeiener Breis er-
5ielt mer6en fonnte.
Mberoeen. @ier fonb Die Som
benttiion ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon 5outb Dafota ltatt, nelder Dele
qaten aus anen St1bten bes gtantes
behpobnten. Sn einem Streit beim
&artenIpiel I'M Hnoi1on @otel lpuroe
Beter Delbanous erl9oiien uro Geo.
DragoS an Mrme Dertpunoet bon eli
mem 8eter @Inbns, Der onr6brannte
nno nod nidt %gefunoen lit. Mae iinD
griediIder Nationalitat. Is Die 2ei=
de bon Delbnnons beransgetragen
mnroe, fiel sic 5bippenf0nigin=aor=
tie aus Ieinem linfen &oddrmel.
Miitden. Gin fupferner Deltiil-
lationss Mpparnt nn0 cine auantitat
Mnii9e, Die BET Dem nabe Der Staot
an1aiiigen Snrmer Jranf 8. aieffer
bon einem 5beriHsbeamten beidlag=
.anbmt moroen maren, miilfen Dem 81
genttnImer 5urudgegeben meroen, tpie
s&reisri9ter 6ranf g. Smm am
Snmitag emt16ieo, 90 Der Sansin6=
u~ngsbefebl nuf @run6 BON u5nforr==
mntiionen unb 8ermutungen," nibt
n1f @rnnb bon Eatiaden uusge-
itelt NOR, pie bas ltaatlide 8robibi=
tionsgeiet Doridreibe.
@atertotpn. - SO. Warfei nnb
Gbos. Bed bon bier fpielten nit IN
oeret1 Mdnnern &arten, nobel fib
AUDI atpei 5remDe beteiligten. Ms
Sic onoeren Spieler Big o1f Sic Be
iagten ui1o Die 5rem6en fiib entfertt
batten, 5ogen Die 6remSen Gepolber
unO raGmen Sen 3uriideebliebe,lcn
@eIo nn6 Ginmanten I'M @erte bon
$4,000 ab. Sic entfamen IN einem
Muto.
Siour SANS. Die itaatlibe Be<
gnnbignngsbeb0rbe BON Sortb Dufo=
ia bot Sic Strnfe fit Eom Subbar6,
Ser I'M bieiigen 5foatsgefdngnis eine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26
8eSreRte Reffnnfteci,.

Sic @epanlde< nnb friegslultige
Bolitif, Die Der friibere fran3oiifbe
Br6iioent 4oineare i9on Dor un6 erit
redt nod feinem Nmtsantrit in 1918
getrieben bnt, lit orrd) manufacturers
amtIides Mtenmaterinl unb bur1 rn=
5toeioeutige Observation-Disclosures 70
iiber alien 3neifel binal1s feitgelteut
tpor6eL bnB er iib ourh allgetneine
nnlhulbsbeteuerungen 1nb nidtsia<
qen6e Dementis bon Dem gortpurf,
elmer Ser bauptiddIiditen 4riegsidu-
rer geapeien uno nit III eriiter Reibe
fir ben Beltfrieg Derantportli6 al
fem, nidt rein tpnfden fam. SIT es
ood cine after MeIt befarnte Gatiab5e,
oab feline @nH gum Brdiioenten Der
fran5oiiiden Repnbln IN eingetpeib-
ter @reifer1 init ben gebeimnisboa qe=
fIlitertert @orter1 n6as bebeutet ben
a'rieg," begriiB tp11roe.
Boincare aber, Der entlarbte
arieggidurer, itebt iebt uieoer an Der
optic Der fran5oiti9en Negierung,
bereit, aIs Shelter Granfreibg iibb aus
aufpieIen. Mas Dentfhla11b bon bic.
fem rabidten DentifhenDnffer 81 ge
tuaiirthiqen bhbat, fam man id leidbtD or-
fteIe,t. Ser Idr11er6e BetfM, nit mel.
dent Bic Drobutgett Botnoares gegen.
DeutidIano III Ser rott5oiiifden Aan-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-26

,.5M aoorbeem s.. .- Sin Seim fir aran-
fenpflegesrrtilryean lon benz ct. Mnsgor
Sotel bier augeffuiigt perben, nelad)es
bon $4,000 Bis $3355 900 folten miro.
Warlbaa(. ~ 9. 81, Galirelp, EN-
,@rocerpbeiibeer, fam iebr frib nad)
fetlpem 2taoenl, I'M an ieinen Bioyerr
3u arbeiten, Sd ertbedte er eil1 aus
geefbrpadenes JSellter, bas er gertaolo}'ea nod
loiben fonl1te. gei naberer .Hlnrterlu-
dung fa11b Ell nod eine balbgefltlte
aall1le nit &eroitn, Delbe 5l1m Mnz
.,feuern gebrau6t tporben mar.
Manfato. Sri. &oieaa BON.
Marre1r1. ber.langte int 9iltriftsgeriht
.einen sd)nbeneriab int 9etrage bon
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