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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08

Details Of the confession recited
how Miss Barthel met Savage while
they were employed By East End
physician. the woman rs a nurse and
the negro as butler.
The nurse learned of Savage'S abil-
ity as fortune teller" and APP
preached him when she had difficult
ties with her sweetheart.
Savage gave her six cards, held to-
gether by a black pin. and told her
the "charm" would work if she re-
turned the cards 10 hin. and paid him
$500 Saturday night.
Woman Grabs Money.
They met under the portieo late
that night and Miss Barthel handed
Savage the cards and an envelope con-
tanning the money.
When Savage announced that ~the
cure" had worked the nurse grabbed
the money from his hand. Then fol-
lowing the killing.
Savage picked M the money. but
in his haste he dropped the Blood
marked cards. 1t was these cards that
led the police 10 arrest the butler.
In his home. they said, they found q
deck of cards with six missing. The
cards found near the body completed
the deck, Captain Left declared.
Walter Haule. a taxi-cab driver
and friend of Miss Barthel. was taken
TO central police station for question:
ing. While talking with detectives.
Haulc spied Savage. who was being
held as Il suspect. Haule then identi-
fled Savage as the negro he had
carried in his cab TO the East End
district Saturday night.
Six other murders have been re-
ported to the coroner here during the
past week. Five of the cases have
not bgn solved.
iIeadless Body Found.
Thomas Rowland. 13, was shot by
an unidentified negro. The murderer
then assaulted 1l-year-old Edith Col
ter. Rowland'S granddaughter, and
shot her. The child's condition is
critical. Two suspects are held.
Last Wednesday the headless and
nude body of man was found in
the girls dressing room of city
swimming pool. The head was dis
covered later buried on the Mononsa-
hela river bank. The body was iden-
titled as that of Charles McGregor OF
Kittamning. Pa. No arrests have been
made.
The other eases listed as murders
are:
Anthono Bevilicqus. said by the
police 10 be victim OF a gang war:
Anthony Sarich. tabled TO death by
man who. according TO the police.
was friendly with Mrs. Sarich: an
unidentified negro. shot to death in
the hill district. and boy. Charged
with killing his age'l father.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08

other property that fell into th'
path of the mob suffered ..eyarely
many of the creatures being tranpled
to death and many of n. peoDl, fall
ing among them 10 be tramplc them
selves.
Women and children s'mieked
MANNED dogs howled. parrots scrcech'
ell and chickens snuaNkel. a mum
Der of birds ESCAPED.
The Daily Mail says 10 persons
were injured. 1000 snail Gagged bird,
were either killed 5r scapcd. and
100 dogs and cats and scores OF
poultry We're killed.
The terror of the crowd was in
creased by the explp,.p1 Of batt!, 5
of gasoline. The dealc.'s assert that
the whole affair was an organized
raid by 4 gang of thieves.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
JURY CANNOT AGREE
Rrolssard Jurors Deliberate - Hours
Without Reaching Decision.
Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. 8-rhc j

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct. 8--'rhe jury
in the ease Of Mrs. Lillian BrouSSlr'i
charged VITA the murder of her nus,
band on September 10. was Discharged
OF > O'Clock Sunday afternoon ate:
the foreman declared that they were
unable to agree upon a verdict
The body had been discussing the
evidence for fifteen hours.
\ new trial was Immediately set
for October IL and the prisoner was
remandcd TO Jail.
Mrs. Eroussard shot her lus5an !
at their apartment after he's had
cursed her and Threatened TO beat
her. according to her story.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
SHINES MAN IN US.
VIII Tr:i TO Interest American Capt.
tai In German Industry.

New York. Oct. S.-Alfred Pott
general director of the Hugo StinneS
interests in Germany. arrived on the
steamship Albert Ballin TO try to IN.
terest American capital in some oil
the Shines commercial interests.
He will remain in the United
States six weeks. d.
Carl Bosch, general director Of the
Bosch Anime. Soda and Fahrik CON
panv. Mannheim. also arrived.
He said he would study the chcmi'
cal industry in the United States with
a view of arranging cooperation be
tween the industries in the two eoun'
tries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
HOME WEATHER roR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temperature. 80; clear; less
than 1o-mile wind from the south: low
est temperature in last % hours. so; high
est. IS.
Kansas City: Temperature. SO; i0-miie
wind from the east; lowest temperature
in last e hours, -: highest, CO.
New Ncr:s: Temperature ~; clear: L.
mile wind from the north; lowest tenn
perature in last Il hours. a.; highest.
co.
II. Louis: Temperature. IS; clear; less
than 1o-miie wind from tie northeast;
lowest temperature in last e hours. Is;
highest %.
Tashington: Temperature. az: clear;
less than 1c-mile wind from the west;
loves; temperature in last "a hours, So;
highest, co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Deny lie Is Ill.

Mexico C,ty, Oct. S.-rresident Or
RECON. who. it was announced. is con
valescent. will probably be able a.
leave his bed within day or two. al.
though be win tbc confined in HI
home in Chapultepec Castle for sew
eral days more.
This announcement was made las
night at the office of the chief OF tins
presidential staff. where it was in
dicated that all fears of serious com
plications had disappeared.
The throat trouble FROM which
President Obregon is suffering has
been a Ing standing complaint.
Physicians have attempted ID con-
troll the affection without resort 10
surgery. at least until III, president
completes his term next year.
The president was able 10 leave
his bed for short time yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
TURKEY GOES DRY
Police Close All Liquor Shops In
Constanatin0pic

ConstntinopIe, Oct. S.-The Angora
government has ordered enforcement
of the prohibition law in Constantine
pie beginning tody.
All bars and liquor shops in the
city were sealed by the police.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Mexico 70 Ruy American CattIe.

El Pas0. Tex. Oct. 6.-Forty five
thousand head OF New Mexico cattle
nov on Western chihuahua ranches
will be purchased by the Gaia de Pres
tamos 10 restock the ranges Of the
Terrazas estate. which has been
bought By the federal government OF
Mexico, IL negotiations opened in
Mexico City arc successful.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
THREE DIE AT SEA
Captain and Nine Members of Crew
Survive Shipw-eck.

Havana. Cuba. Oct. S.-Threa mem
hers of the crew of the American bark
John $. Emerv. wrecked in the gulf
lest week. lost their lives when the
Jain mast was blown away. accord
ing to story told by one Of the
survivors. Captain David Ernest and
nine members of the crew were res
cued and brought in to port yester-
day by the Belgian liner Samland.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08

KaIeIgh, =. e, Uct. S.-UOVtfnOI
Cameron Morrison last night ordered
that all troops at Spruce Pine. y. c..
be withdrawn. it being his opinion
that the race trouble which has exist
ed there for the past ten days and
which resulted in the driving away
nearly 200 negroes is ended and that
normal conditions practically have
been restored.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
EXPLOSION KILLS SIX
Rescue Crew Overcome by Smoke De.
spite Helmets.

Grand Junction. Colo. Oct. s.
An explosion Of gas in the Mid-Wcsr
coal mine ut Palisades. Colo. Sunday
killed six of the seven Een working
in fse mine. The dead are:
Keys and three sons. Harvey Keys
W. Il. Keys and Robert Il. Keys. and
George Mckee. Mckee had entere,
the service of the company Sunday
1t was his first shift.
Three members of the rescue crew
attempting to recover bOtllcs from tn,
mine were. so overcome by smoke an
gas. despite their helmets, that ihci,
companions had TO carry them from
the workings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
TO PROBE CONDUCT
Identified With Klan, Claim,
Bishop Struck Him.

SikestOT. TO-, Oct. s.-Thp annual
St. Louis conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. at its cor,
GLIDING session here last night ordered
an investigation Of the conduct Of the
Rev. c. ID. MeGehee. a St. Louis min
lister, who recently charged that
Bishop McMurray struck him with
his fists during an argument over the
Ku Klux Khan.
Bishop McMurray denied the
charges of the minister. vino has been
identified with klan activities.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Polish War Hero in L. s.

VI ;.-NIn.IUI, u. z, Vtt. o.--bVH-
Josef Haller. Polish war hero. who
arrived in the United States Saturday
10 be the guc.' of the American Le-
gion ut its San Francisco convention.
was presented today TO President
Coolidge. called on General Pershing
and then went to Arlington 10 lay a
wreath in the name of Poland on the
tomb of the unknown soldier. The gen
cral will leave Washington tomorrow
for San Francisco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
GAMING CASES
AGAINST. 7 W0
ARED|s|M|ssED
Case Against a Third Man
May Be Posi-
poned.
BARTON is PRESENT
Adjutant General and
Rangers Prepared 10
Testify.

Indictments against Burton Buzicl
and Fred Cantu. returned by to Nine
ty-fourth District Court grand jury n
its summer session. upon information
furnished by Adj. Gen. Thomas ID
Barton and state rangers. were dis
missed upon motion Of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney W. l.. Mahaffey Mon
day morning. The rens assigned TO,
the dismissal of the indictments. which
charged violation of the gaming iaws
was that both men had testified be.
fore the grand jury and that under the
law they were immune from procsecu.
ton.
Dismissal came when Chambers
Watson and johnson. attorneys repre-
sentins these two defendants and l.
Anderson. also charged with gaming
filed motions for severance in the La,
named case which had been set fo,
trial in the Ninety-fourth Distris,
Court. The two motions asked that
+. Cantu and 5urtop. Buick he tried
.>i'st. that II was not believed con.
viction could be obtained in iheil
cases and that the defense desired u
Use their testimony IN the l.. Anderson
trial. The offenscs with which al
were charged, the motion set up, Is
identicsl, q
Arrested Ut Passtime Club.
q, Tae STATE Objected 70 Obs ieel;qnsst
flis;t. bvefrifig fiiar Capt0 had "a
been arrested and that prosecution 81
the Anderson ease cauld not befheir
up on this account When the defense
pressed the matter. however. Mr. Ma.
haffey directed the clerk OF. the court
to write out mptim Diminishing the
eases against Cantn and Buick on the
ground that both had fsdified as wit
nessas before the grand jury. Under
the Texas statute. it was pointed out.
testimony given before grand jury
makes the witness immune from prose
cutioa il such testimony ends 10 in
criminatc him.
The indictments against Buick. An
derson and Caniu grew out of the raid
by Adiutant General Barton and Il
squcd of Texas rangers on the Pastimc
Club on South Flores street. Al the
time some 2G men were taken INTO Gus
tody but indictments were returned
against only small number of them.
the Others having been charged by COM
plant merely with. misdemeanor.
Adjutant General Barton and a num-
Der of rangers were on hand Monday
morning 10 testify in the cases, if
called.
Case May CO Over.
After the district attorneys office
had recommended dismissal of the Bu-
ziek and Cantu cases. Judge jicCrory
then again called the l.. Anderson case
for trial. Defense attorneys thereupon
filed Il third motion for severance. this
time requesting that ID. X. Carver,
defendant. be tried first. s9r-
ting out that it was desired to use his
testimony in the Anderson ease. 1t
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
The WEATHER
TElIpERATIRES.
FORECAST.

san Antonio end vicinity: Mouda y
night and Tuesday partly cloudy; max
imum temperature. 81 to SIS; light TO
moderate northeast to southeast winds.
East Texas: Monday night and Tues
day, partly cloudy.
West Texas: Monday night and Tues
day, partly cloudy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
prrnchnte FaiIs 10 Open.

II. Louis. No, OCT. N.-lF1fIfn
Gurney. Is years old. OF I.ineoia.
Neb.. was seriously injured SUNDAY
afternoon. when a parachute in which
Lc was Jumping from an sirpiane 70
st. Louis field failrd "a oren pvcper-
Is and be hurtled % the ground. He
suffered a broken shoulder and posi-
Sly internal injuries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
FoOd Prices Rise.
NYashington. ID. G. ..

Washington. ID. e.. Oct. s. - \
maximum increase Of / per cent in
The retail cost of food in the month
ending September Is. was shown in
completed compilations snnounced to-
day for twenty cities out Of II for
which the Bureau of Labor statistics
receited reports.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Storm Warning Issued.

New Orleans. Oct. S.-Ihe Io'd
weather bureau today issued Il warnin:
to small craft that they be prepared
for strong northeast 10 east winds oil
the coast of Louisiana today and To-
night
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
HOUSES rOE SALE

FOR SALE. BY OWNER
sleeping porch. tbree-plecs hath. hot Ma
ter heater, closets. pol shed floors. "a
rage. a beautiful Eome. Price IS right
good terms. NoodlaWn GNl.
MODERN COTTAGE FOR SAi.E-FlNE
rooms and sleeping porch, ar modern
conferences; NortA sac $500 dowa. $50
month. s350O. owner siSL
HAVE YOU \ LOT2
wiz finance and huiii you good
home AMI YOU can pay monthly. On.s
the VERY best o. constructs Travis ,sSs
Other classified advertisements on
classified pages. 10 and IL.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
knights Pick Supreme Chaplain.
New York Ocf S--Rcv. patric

J. Mckinney. pastor Of st. Charles
Borromeo parish. Bridgeport. Conn.
was reelected supreme ehanlain 81 the
Knights Of Columbus by the board Of
directors today. He is brother Of the
founder of the order. the late Rev.
Michael ] McC,ivnev.
Evening star., 1923-05-04
Cats Settling Rou on Roof
Lesson to Nations, Says ''Dopey''

can Union. and for days they would
meow. but refrain from all flghtin.
Curious to know the outcome of
these conferences. i became more at
tentive. and about three weeks ago
was rewarded for my interest, for
Immediately followin' one extra long
conclave, at which every breed of fe-
line In four blocks square attended.
concerted move was made on poor
"Baby." and what that International
army OF Toms" did to the unsus-
pectin' ursuper was 40 utterly heart
rendin' it won't bear description. Like
his two benefactors the fallen king
dis s4ppeared and has never returned
With the hated ruler on a scat
for his life. the several enNoyS, four
teen in all. quickly took possession
OF the roof. and proceeded Jointly to
conduct most iisnitied administra-
ton. just how long this peaceful
state will continue. Of course. IL prob
lematical. but il demonstrates never
the less. that amicable relations be-
tween diSCordant factions can he eA-
tabliNhed by other means than war
at least for a time, Think ii over,
I thank YOU.
| thank YOU. DOPEY DAN
Evening star., 1923-05-04
BAND CONCERT.

Band concert by the United
States Soldiers Home Band, on
the bandstand at Soldiers Home,
this eve ming, beginning at $3.50
o'clock. John $. NJ. thinner
mann. bandmaSter.
March. "Semper Fidelis". .SousA
Overture. Bohemian Life"
Bergenholtz
Two Songs:
One Fleeting Hour"
Dorothy Lee
I'm A-Loneing Fo' You."
Hathaway
Scenes from comic opera, "The
Count of Luxembourg"
Lehar
Fox trot. Coal Black Nanny"
st. HELLER
Popular waltz ballad. Red
Moon" ... kertlander
Finale. Just Because You're
You" ...... Robinson
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1923-05-04

government officials and missionaries
from Alaska to the mainland, brings
back adventurous spirits who stay too
long On the north and miss the last
steamer when navigation closes, serves
as courtroom when her officers as the
sole representatives CT authority in tho
region, hold sessions; opens up lanes
through the ice for navigation, trans
ports to the seal and reindeer herds
feeding places members of her COM
pany charged with inspection and pro-
lection Of these government wards and
carries on number OF other activities.
1t is the Bears fortieth voyage
Evening star., 1923-05-04
New Liquid Puts 7-Day Curl
In Straight Hair
Takes Only Is Minutes-No Fuss-No Bother

vYIOMEN everywhere are talking
w about Domino Curlette-the
wonderful new liquid which in
fifteen minutes makes straight hair
Eloriously curly and wavy and keeps
it so for week or more.
It's almost miraculous the way it
works. You just apply few drops
to the hair. Then use your favorite
irons to shape and place the curls
the way you like best. Or if you
wish and have the time to spare you
can use ordinary kid or silk curriers'.
In either case you will be just de-
lighted with the beautiful. wavy hair
YOU will have acquired. Domino
Evening star., 1923-05-04

amparo yesterday. giving him i'm
munity from prosecution for seventy
two hours, he did not appear at court
TO defend himself against the charge
sci.
The authorities. up to an early hour
today. had not ascertained the hid
ing place OF Paramalee and his SON.
Evening star., 1923-05-04

Curiette costs only a small amount
for bottle lasting long time.
Keep your hair full of life and fluff
as well as beautifully wavy. Get
Domino Curlette today For sale at
all good drug and department stores,
such as all Peoples Drug StoPNS and
LgGett'S
Evening star., 1923-05-04
II HOURS IMMUNITY
FOR HIDDEN KiDNAPER
Mexico CITY Writ Followed by No
Trace of Parmalee. Charged
With Stea ling Son.

MENIcO CITY. May 4.-Althoush
Charles r. Parmalee. OF Los Angeles.
sought on :; charge Of kidnapping his
young son from childrenS home
last Thursday was granted writ of
Evening star., 1923-05-04

Blossoms from oak. ash. black. wal
nut and cottonwood trees cause a
spring" hay fever or cold that may
be cured by innoculation from the
antigen from the plant causing the
trouble. say inYc StiRa tors
Evening star., 1923-05-04

About the only thing that receives
less respectful attention than Il speed
limit is the man who vas a hero last
wear
Evening star., 1923-05-04
SAILS ON BIG MISSION.
Coast Guard Cutter Takes Govern

SAN FRANCISCO. May 4.-"Sailed: ::
San Francisco. May 2, coast guard cut
ter Bear. Bering sea"
Thus shipping records set forth that
the only vessel OF its sort is again on its
way into the north. The Bear is the
only link connecting some isolated
points with civilization. She carries
supplies for schoolhouses, transports
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
Nus ben &ereinSfreifrn.
8aOenier beuirtcn ibre
3anOSIcutc.

Gie Mit9lieoer oes oSaooeutideu
Nidnnerhors aus Garlsrube, melhe am
MOntog @benO bierielblt wobl zines Der
be ten Oeutiden S~Onerte goben, Die
ie perdnltOltet wurOen, limo bon ibren
ba0iiden SanOsleuten biericlblt auis
bette beipiltommnet poroeu. Wonta9s
unO 0iensta9s wuroen ibnen per @uto
Sebenswiiroieteiten Waibingtons
geSeigt. @dbrenO beioer Gage maren
ie Die @dfte Der 6omilien Sarl g9Oll
unO 9arl Summel. llno ais oanu
StunOe oes Nbibieonebmens &C.
tOmmen mar, bro6te man Die geieierten
Sanger in i6neaer Nutofubrt nab
Baltimore, mOielbit tie Qtbeuss elm 2ons
CERT gaben. Mitttpo6 langen le i6on
in Yittsburs. 6oleenoe Serren ltellteu
ibre autOs CUR Y%erfii9un9: 80rl @soli
SatOb Miiler, Sobn @abriel, 9orl
Sammel uno II. y. gBbittD.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
ainOer.M aSfenGoa i'm GuntorO GInb

Die 8interiaiion gebt 81 Gnoe.
Die Alten baben ibre6reuOen gebabt
Sect erbebt ole liebe Sugel0 ibrea
Aulprlth, mo ibr loll @eredti9fet
mer0en Am Wtontag, Den 8. glpril
peronitaltet ser Concord Club, in iei
nen &6umen 314 6 StroBe u. GS.
icinen idbrli6cn Sinner Wtasfenball
81 welden ole &inoer nit ibren 81
tern mo 6reuuoen ein9cIooen iino.
Das Set ioa Inn 7.30 llbr ieiuen
4nfang nebmen, 10 ooB Ole Sinner
geborig 3cit baben iid I'M bunten
Wfrmmenl6on5 81 tltmmeln mo
81 amiilicren, mo 0oh redt5eitiq al
9ctt geben 81 fonnen. Ser @intritt
lit frei mo miro mobl niemono lei
men 8inOern oieleS f0itlide &erqnil
gen Oeriogcn. Simeon bod oic Gr.
madienen. un0 beionOers Ole gltern,
ibrc 6reuoen om @ergniigen DER lie
ben Sugeno.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
Stabtneui9feiten

Die nielen M}itgIie0er Der bieii.
gen Soae o9%ollipolis @rotto~ babeH
iiir 5iueI Nodcn reht lltitige Gage;
tie tan5en i'm groBeu Scale oes 60
liieums. an Der nelmten StrnBe uHo
BemHa. gpe. Gunq giuooli eroifne.
te Dorigen Wlontag glbeno Oos nfui.
ieit". 9iuer Der al Der Spite tie
ben0en 9erren lit eouaro z. SdmiO.
Nm 1. SUM miiiien ole @euob.
ner Der iogenamten yalleDs~, Der
@oilen unO 6ubrueae, ibre @obmn.
geu Oerlaiien. 1000 SGuier unO ct.
mo 10000 9eute merOen BON Dem
@eieb betroifen, 0eiien glusfiibrung
ldon ieit 1913 oerido6en muroe.
Aud eini9e oeutide SoltSeigentii.
mer, obidon tic nidt ielbit in Den
oallens" mobneu. perliereu ibre S1u,
Ter, merut nid)t borber oui irgenO Ell,
he gSeiie oos @eieb mieOer umgangen
miro.
Gin 6rib 3. @larr BON bier
miro BON Der 8oli3ci beiduloigt, ei.
ncn iolidcn Sded auf $3.50 auSge.
ltellt 5tt bobeu.
Die Maicrn berriden nod inn
mer in Der Stoot. Seit Samiar IinO
2000, gum Cell MIR miIoe 6GIle. at
per5eidnen gepeieu.
Der oettihe General b. 9eIoiu,
iriiber fommonOieren0er General ei-
mes @aroe Hegiments in Berlin,
1pobut I'M groBen TeriSian Ipart.
ment.Salt bierielbit on ser t6.ten
StraBe, nberbalb Der u.StraBe.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-06
@n Semti6er SeimntabenS uirO pOn
Der bieligen DSdlaraffia" am
10. Mpril Deranitaltet,
Seoer lit m%illfoulmen.

0ie 6ieiige uS6loraifia" miro an
10. April, einem Sonntag AbenO, Ell.
men oeflamotorii6en uuo muiifali-
Ihen SortrogScDclus gum 8elten Der
&inoerltng ser Scot inter Den Dtit.
elieoern oeS Observation-Disclosures Der
alien Seimat peranitaIte1. Gin per-
gniigter NLbeno miro allen 8eiu6ern
3uge1i9er1. unter oen SoliIten lit
8. 9. Serr gilbert S6ott bon bier al
ertpGbnen. Der in 0eltti9en @roBlt1o-
ten, IN 2eip3ig, Berlin II. a. in 8og-
ner- Auffiibrungen lid einen Hamen
e%r1porben bot. Gr lit SofoperniGn-
ger urlO bat inter Nitii6 in 2eip5ie
mieoerbolt in Granddaughter 9e
lun9er. @r miro uns 2ieoer aus
@%ngneropern D%ortragen. 8eiter
miro Die III 8oibington gefeierte &i.
aniltin 6rau bon 8nDer ibre Ge6nif
uno &unlt auf Dem 6liigel 8eigen.
Sic uerfiiqt iiber ein reiAes te6nii6-
es uno boben glniprii6en geniigen0es
&0nnen. Serr Grnlt @i6ner miro
urs nelte @aben ieiner oetlamatori-
l6en &unit idenfen. grnlte uno III
ltige @eiien meroen ben 9lbeno ee-
miitboa, bon 9erden fommeno, 3u
Ser5en geben6, oeutid, 9nn5 oeltti@,
gcltalten. 4u1 Der beitbefnnnte, bic
iige nS~6ngerbuno" bat feline Wtit-
mirflng fir Den AbenO' Deriproden.
Gin luitiger @inafter, bon Yreblter,
ltebt auBeroem alf Dem Yrogramm.
Sn oieier 3eit ser augemeinen 5la1,
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