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An Animated War Map.

When Chase Martin walked out there was
a general stare. He had black eye, Bit
ten ear, sore nose, blood on his chin, and
more scratches on his face than there are
spokes in buggy wheel.
Been down on the Danube ?" asked
his Honor, as the prisoner hung to the rail.
ing.
81 don't know where it was" was the an
swer.
"Well, what happened p
"Oh, nothing much"
"Did you run against windmill or
cage of wildcats?"
"No, sir; l think had little fuss with
bartender"
"Iou drank glass of ginger ale and then
wouldn't pay for it, Ell ?"
THAT was it, sir, and he flew mad about
it,"
''How long did it take him to currycomb
you of in this style?"
81 don't believe it was over five minutes,
your Honor"
And wha; was your delenceY'
81 was thirsty"
well, the supply of ginger ale at the
House of Correction gave out last night, but
they have got heaps of water up there. You
will get along very well for sixty days, unless
you insist on marble wash basins and silver
drinking cups"
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THE FIRST BATTLE IN WHICH THE OLD
FLAG APPEARED.-Onc thing that gives in
terest to the battle of Bennington is the fact
that it was the first land victory under the
stars and stripes of the National flag. This
flag had been adopted by Congress on the
18th Of June of that year, primarily for the
navy, but the army had already received it
as their emblem also and the Continental
regiment of Seth Warner carried it in their
fight on the 7th Of July at Hubbardton.
Vermont, with the advanced guard of Bur
goyne's army-the only battle between civ
ilized men ever fought on the soil of Yer
mont-but Warmers men were repulsed on
ly to appear five weeks later in time to help
win the battle of Bennington, which was
fought, as almost everybody knows, not on
Vermont but on New York soil, The flag
has been our flag for just one hundred years
"Long may it wave."-SpriaqfeH R,puJii
can.
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KATIE'S ANSWER.

Och, Katie's rogue, 1t is thrue;
But her eyes, like the skies, are SO blue,
An her dimples so swate,
An her ankles so nate,
She dazed, and she bothered me, too
Till one morning we wint for a ride,
Whin demure as bride by my side,
The darlint, she sat,
Wild the wickedst hat
Meath purity girls chin ever tied.
An me heart, arrah, thin. how 1t bate
For me Kate looked so timptin' an swate,
Wild cheeks like the roses,
An all the red posies
That grow In her garden so nate,
But sat Just as mute as the dead,
TIL she said, wild toss Nv her head,
'If I'd known that to-day
Ye'd have nothin to say,
I'd have gone wild me cousin instead"
Thin fit meself grow very bowld,
For knew she'd not scold II towld
Uv the love at me heart,
That would never depart
Though lived to be wrnkled an ovid.
An said /; ''If l dared to do so,
Ia lit go Nv this baste. an I'd throw
Both arms round yer waist,
An be stealin taste
Wv thin lips that are coaxin' me So"
Thin she blushed more illlgant red,
And she said, without raisin' her head,
An her eyes lookin' down,
Meath her lashes so brown,
''Would yer like me to dhrive, Misther Ted p
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Here Gilbert drew deep sigh of relief at
the appearance Of Aunt Jane, entering the
room behind Myra's chair. Mrs. Gorham
did not hear her light step and sobbed
"Your love cannot be dead, Gilbert
1t will live again. Pity and forgive me-"
IL will both pity and forgive you" said
Gilbert, very gently.
But
"But," said Aunt Jane, in her hardest
tone, and with her face set in rigid lines,
"you forget, Mrs. Gsrham, the law does not
permit man to marry his grandmother"
With cry of rage, Mrs. Gorham sprung
to her feet, but something in the cold, grave
faces checked the torrent of wrath upon her
lips, and she left the room.
The next day she terminated her visit,
and loftily declined an invitation, sent three
months later, to be present at the wedding
of Gilbert Gorham and his gentle BRIDE
Ella.
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A prospective father,n-law makes in
quiries concerning his Prospective n.in.law
of a friend. The replies are of the most sat.
isiactory character till the friend says frank.
lyi
'Still | must admit that he has one grave
defect"
whats that? Does he play the accor-
ceon?"
"He does not know anything about gam
bling"
"why, that is not defect, it is vir-
tue
"fes, but you see he CANDLES all the
same."
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Columbia County Official Directory

President Judge-William Elwell. 9
Associate Judges-I. X. Krickbaum, II. L. Shuman.
Prothonotary, &c.-B. Frank Zarr.
Court Stenographer--S. N. Walker.
Register Observation-Disclosures II. Jacoby.
District Attorney-John NJ. Clark.
Sheriff-1ohn W. Hoffman.
Survey yOr-fsaac Dewitt
Treasurer-Dr. II. W. McReynolds.
Commssioner5-John Herner, 8. W. McHenry,
Joseph Sands.
Commissioners Clerk-William Krickbaum.
AuditOrs-M. v. d. Kline, J. b. Casey, e. b. Brown.
Coroner-Charles @. Murphy.
Jury Commissioners--Jacob II. Fritz, William II.
Utt.
County uperintendent-William II. Snyder.
Bloom Poor District-Dlrectors--O p. Ent, Scott,
VIM. Kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Reece,
scott, o. p Ent, Secretary.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. P. Tustin, (supply)
sunday Services-ioX a. m. and 6h p. m.
Prayer Meeting-Every Wednesday evening at ox
CLOCK
soais free. The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minister-Rev J. McCron.
Sunday Servlces-1OH a. m. and 6H p. m.
Sunday School-9a. m.
pray er Nee ng--Every Wednesday evening at 81
Seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnster-Rev. Stuart Nit chell.
Sunday Services-lOH a. III. and 81 p m.
PRAYER Nee ing-Every Wednesday evening at 81
O'CLOCK
seais free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Eder.-.Rev. N. s. Buckingham.
Mlnister-Rev NJ. L. Smyser
sunday Serv.ces--10K and GK p. m.
Bible CassDEverv Monday evening at eX O'Clock.
Young Mems Prat er Nee lng-Every Tuesday
evening a. 6k o'clock.
General Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday evening
o'clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
Pastor-Rev. G.. D. Gurley.
Resdence--Central Hotel.
Sunday Services-i0H a. H. and p. M
Sunday SCHOOL, a. IN.
Prayer Meetng-Saturday, I p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rector-Rev L. Zahner.
Sunday Services-lOH q. m, N p. m.
sunday School, a. IN.
First Sunday in the month, Holy Communion.
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
evening before the st sunday In each month";
Pews rented; but everybody welcome
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reeser.
Minister-Rev. j. A. Irvine.
Sunday Services p. m, in the Iron Street Church.
PRAYER Meeting-Eyery Sabbath at 2 pm.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets in "the little Brick Church on the hill,"-
known as the Welsh Baptist Church-on ROCK street
east OF Iron.
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords dag af-
Seats free and the public are cordially invited to
attend.
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AUTHORSHIP OF POPULAR SAYINGS
Man proposes, but God disposes.-T
A. Kempis.
Better late than never.-Thomas Tus-
ser.
A mans house is his CASTLE Edward
Coke.
Out of mind as soon as out of sight
Lord Brooke.
Infinite riches in little room.-Christo-
pher MARROW.
The end must justify the means. Mat
thew Prior
He that is down needs fear no fall.-John
Bunyan.
Pity is akin to love.-lhomas South
erns.
by robbing Peter he paid Paul.--Francis
Rabelais.
Choose an author as YOU choose friend.
Earl of Rescommon.
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-DROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Henry D. Knorr, Com
mttee OF Levi Miller lunatic has ned an account
In the Office OF the Prothonotary OF Columbia cOun
ty, which viii be presented TO the Court for confr
nation on the fourth day OF September next and II
no exceptions be filed within four days thereafter
the same viii be confirmed.
Also the account OF C. W. Miller, Trustee to re-
cetve and pay out moneys due on mortgages from
Anna Miller and J. eyi A. Hday and J. Z. Aikman TO
Levi A. Hday which will be presented TO the Court
at the same time and subject TO the same cond-
tons for confirmation as the above account.
Also, the account OF +. ]. McHenry, Committee o
Welliver A. Kline, lunatic which VIII be present
ed TO the Court at the same time ana subject 10 the
same conditions for confirmation as the above ac-
counts.
b. FRANK ZARR. Prothy.
July 80. 1sIT-aug. s-4w
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POetical.
BATTLE BUNNY.
Malvern Hill, 1922
BY BRET nARTE.

fHAfter the men were ordered TO lie down, white
rabbit, which had been hopping hither and thitber
the field, swept by grape aud musketry, took
refuge among the skirmishers, In the breast OF
corporal."-
Report Of The Battle Of Ma'rern HUI
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Council-D. Lowenberg.
Clerk-W. Writ.
Chief OF Police-M. c. Woodward.
President OF Gas Company-S. Knorr.
Secretary--C. W. Miller.
Bloomsburg Banking Company-John A. Funston,
President, II. ii. GroZ, Cashier.
FRS Ma ional Bank-Charles X. Paxton, President
j. p Tustin Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Assoca ion-E II. Little, President, c. W. Miller,
secretary.
bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
-Wm Peacock, President J. b. Robson, Secretary.
Bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Ass0cia, ion--J.
j. Br0wer, President, G. q. Barkley, Secretary.
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Bunnv. living I'm the grass.
Saw the shining columns pass,
saw the starry banner fly,
saw the chargers fret and fume
saw the flapplng hat and plume;
Saw them with his moist and shy,
Th,nr,ug onlv In the dew
rna, ., Voc a ana rev,ew
,r,n a dash not al, of steel
ybare ,ha rolling co,sson "a wheel
nropgb, a rumhle ana a roar
voI,,no, down that veIvet eoor
And ike blews of autumn fla,l
shorn,v threshed the iron han
Bunny, thrilled by unknown fears,
Numblad his urehensile lin
ou,vsred his nulsatino hin.
AS the sharn vind,ct,ve veil.
pose above the screaming shell.
Thought tbe world and ali us men.
An tho charging souadrons meant
An were rapbit.hunters then.
An IN canture him intent
prnry wos no, ,ouch IN h,ore.
,,,,so,. ,o,,, ,,o,,o ,,o,,,,,, tho ,amo
Wiser folk who think the spy
Every III begins with 81"
WildlV nantlnU. here and there
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Lands for Sale.
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Who believes that equal grace
God extends In every place.
Little difference he scans
'Txtxt q rabbits God and mans.
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An anctioneer once advertised a lot Of
chairs which, he said, "had been used BY
school children without backs"
, 1877-11-06
Ser S~anfrptt Der ritteribaftli=
den MriDat= Sanf su Stcttin.

SieIe Sanf, Die sniammen9etraht 1T, &C.
hOrte su ben dltelten Sanfen III YreuBen ulp
ltammt BON 1924. gle muroe pom @ntsbea
iitern in Yommern errihtet ourt) 4us9abe
Don $50 Nttlen su 1000 Tbalern ; erblelt oas
Geht fir cine Wtiulon Sanflheine aus,u9es
ben (Sur Salfte i'll 5 Sbaler,S 6einen, our
Salfte III Sin SbalersS delaeu) mo ptele
Yriu'lealem, w,e Yorto,. Sportel. uuo
SteuersSrsibeit. Sbr Yrdlioent erbielt
f0ni9life SeltGtigung nno MAI f0niglld)er
@ommiliarlus. Sn 1888 nnb 1849 puroe
oieie alte @inricbtuus mooernilrt. 9as
l~ftlensSapltal Bitch guar etne Wtlllon, aber
eS iollte bis auf 2 Ntilionen %pernnebrt mer.
Den fDnnen. Dad Der lesten Nbre6nung be.
tru9 eS 1.S99,00 Sbaler.
Sn 1875 CAB man paS Gett. Sanfiheiue
ons9eben Su %oiirfen, aut UNI iib nldt Dem
Getd)s.S aufseiet iisen gu miiiien unO Ell.
belt Notenfrelbelt, Die gum Nahtbetl Der
AftIondre mlbbrauht muroe. Ser Heb.
nungssAbibluB in 1876 lleb OaS nltt
abneu a; er CAB eiuen Heln9emtnn bon
513,496 Dtart uno elnen 0telerueiono bon
81, 100000 Dtart al. Die belpen 9iretto.
ren, melhe Die SilunS unter5eihneten, ilno
toot, Hablt hat iih uer9,ftet uub Senoerion
ltarb. Die Sanf bate lton IN 1859 cine
9roBe &rlliS ourtSumaten, sufol9e 3ablung'
einiteliuug Der 3uder, Subrit gu SreOow, Die
leooh iiberltanoeu Wurbe.
am 8. Sttober ersab iid, oaB bic Sant IS
Diillonen Wtarf oil 8ehleln bate, Il Yill.
VI. oil SombarosSe ltdnoen, I Wt. in Galia.
Son ben @edleln, la9t Die nSoIn. 3e,tun9"
meroen IS Uitllonen ais SpelfeloS gut
beseiAnet, Die Sd fte OeS Reites oiirfte naf)
elnmallaer Yrolon9atlon ebcnialS eln9eben,
p6breno 5 Dtluiouen VI. alleroingS ais lsbr
bublos be5e,tnet weroen miiien. Son Dem
Wehltlbeltano lino ca. 8 Dillioueu VI. rees.
comptnt, nno 3par ~biirften biersu geraoe Die
beltsn 8etlel oerpanot ieiu. Din td9lih
fdul9en Serbtlol'hfelten beiteben ca. 9 Wtll'
llonen Ufarf, Die Snmme Der Oepoiiten NIT
g. bis 9monatliher 8iinoigun9 betrd9t ebens
faus ca. 8 Oitllonen VI. Dian glaIbt, oas
lpenn Dem Snltltute Die aIgenbltftlh n0tbl.
gen Sorlhlne 9eludhrt meroeu uno oalielbe
III liquidation trltt, bic @ldubi9er boil be.
irieoi9t nno uieleicbt nod ein Srndtbell fir
, 1877-11-06
SIS broht 6cfdhr,

,penn jene se,p6bnlit tbdtlsen fleinen Or
game, bic gtlereu, ibre Nufaabe ueruahldilis
gen uno trd9e neroen. 8erfettung, Srigbtlde
Sranfbe,t, Diabetes uno anofre 9efabrll6e
&rantbeiten iiuo Die Solse Der ytatldiiateit,
oleie llntbdtlgfeit Ourh mebislniide Wilttel
81 beilen. Weun Die bobtpitti9en Suuttloz
men Der yiieren unpolitanbis perr,cbtet werz
ben, bebiirftn jene Srgane Der Nuregun9,
nno baS beitmDallhe Oilttel bisrfiir 1T = ba
es ielnen 9ienit obne aufrcl,una oerielben
perrthtet = Sotetter's Magenbitz
teres, oaS i'll Serb,uoun9 NIT ieinen itdr'
teuoen NIB abfihrenben @iseubeiten mertp.
pole @i9enihofteu oils Elm Sarnmittel belist.
Sowobl Die N,ereu, mie bic Sarnblaie iper'
ben oaourh 9eitdrft, uno Die ardfti9teit, BIZ
es ihnen ertbeilt, uno Die m,loe, aber wtrt'
fame Anresuns, Die es ibrer Sbdt,steit &c.
mabrt, lift Die beitm09llbe @arantie geger
ibr &ranfperben. 0as Sittere lit nod, IN
anoerpeiti9er Siniiht unidaebar, ba cs all.
9emeine Shmdde, Gebdrmulterleioen. 5ro'
ltelfeber, 9pspepiie, Yeriiopftbeit, @tdt,
Hbeumatismus nnb anoere 2elpen beilt.
, 1877-11-06
Die jeeieen 3uftanee in Cub
r Carolina.

lleber Die ietigen 3uitdnoe in Sio Caro-
lima ia9t Die @barleltoner uSeutlhe a3ei'
tun9" SolgenDe8 !: ySu ben lesten paar Nos
den bat oas rnterl MISUNDERSTANDING in
Columbia fleiei9 searbeitet, ulo cine Utaiie
yetrug, 9lebtab', 6dliduns, Seiteduna &C.
an's Sasesllht 9e5ogen. Ote idmmtllhen
f~riiberen StaatSbeamten bonn @ouperreur
abrparts, 16parS loipobl ais ipelB, llno bes
eiien ODER oeS aroeren GerbreheuS iibers
flhrt, unb iino hereltS tbeiIipelie I'M @efang'
NIP, tbeilmeile entfloben ODER balten iif) in
anberen Staaten auf, ipdbrenb anoere Siir9.
'haft selteut baben, ndhltens Dor @eribt 81
eri6etnen. 4,
Solte Die nod ein Imt batteu, baben e8
n%ieofrsele9t, UNI ibren &opf aus Der Scbliuae
gu 3lehen, lnoem ie bofften, oab man iie bann
miiroe laufen lafien. IS lit, ais mare Der
SliB unter Iie aefabren uno bate iie in ale
Welttbeile serltreut. Siele Der intelll9enteren
Jie9er french iid iiber ben Sturs lbrer frii'
beren &ameraoer. ySa", meinte elm frdf=
tiger flelbi9er Neger neullh, nfriiber ar.
beltete i'd nit benz e%brenpertbeu equator
gemelnidaftllh. ST mari iih anf Die Eos
lltif mar balb oben uno reid unb anSe=
leben, rno jap anf mid unb meme Srernoe
berab, Die ftin Nmt befanlen. SeBt libt er
I'M @efdnanlB uno i'd bin nod etn geafteter
Wiaun. @eidlebt ibm 9teht." Wilt ben
ySarpetba9sers" baben bic Neser I'LL gar
fem Niltsl,to, Die batten ibnen felt Sahren
allies Wt09lihe pcrlprofen, nm nur ibre
Stlmmen 81 %befommen, ulo fem ein,l9es
Uial lbr @ort 9ebalten. lin oieie 81 fiji sen,
leaen bic yteser ielblt eifrls Sano ans Berf.
Die arobe 0iebr5abl Der gteser fiimmert iiA
menls UNI DIE sanSe @eihidte, menn tie nlr
etwas 81 eien baben. Yiele wollen es gar
nldt mai 9laubeu, paB Sampton @oueruor
lit. Ufan bate es ibnen 10 oft borg ipro6en
nlo s.H9sprast' cab' msi1u EN- Semotrat ans
fdmen, nno iett lino lie nod eben 10 fret oils
friber 10 nil es ibnen gar nidt einleudten,
oaB bic Semofraten tbatldhlih am &uoer
itnb. Sci Der nddDlten Slaatspabl meroen
iie ale bemotratiib it,mn1sll, oa ie einiehen,
baB ie nnter ben 0emotraten 10 fret 1lnp,
wie iie es inter ben v@arpetba9sern" maren.
, 1877-11-06
Sel0 uu0 1iet.

Iue 3%ei'nn9sn maren Dor 5pei Sabren
uou bes 4obss .ir SEQ. &. yrice, einen Nnz
9e1elteu Der .NbamS @rpreb Company,
meldsr Die @elottfen Der &ompagnis bel ben
@,ienb- tnfabrten awiihen Y,tsburs unp
&b,caso. ani Der Yittsburs,s Sort Wapnss
&btca9o Babn gu bena6en bate.
Yrice bsfano hh Dor 3met Sabren einss
Cages in oem r@rp, eB". Basen eines BON
Chicago nuh cem Often fohrenbsn 3uges
Als fh Der 3u9 9tma in Ohio ndbsrle, be.
merfte 3 ICE slnen uermummtsn 8erI IN ii.
ner @de oes Waeens; init elnem 8epo ser
in Der Sauo ihr,it Yrice auf ben Yeroadti.
gen ju uno %for6erte ibn auf, lih su ergeben.
Da idOs Der einorinsIins uno feline anas'
5srriB Dem prics bic rsbte Wanae. Der
@inosingltns feuerte blisihneu nod orei
mol nno traf aud lest itbesmal, 10 BOZ
Brice OH Der linfen Shulter, ON llntsn Nrm
nno am &opf uerpunoet muroe. Ger meh1.
fob Werwunbete f%tirste 3u goben, troh absy
pann IN bic Nabe Der ibm auuertrauteu @elb,
ftfe uno iaste bon bier aus benz Usrbreter
cine &uSsi ourh's 9trn, ba6 berielbe toot
biniel.
5mst anbere usrmumnte Rduber, metts
benz erfen geholfsu bltten, eins Ssffnuu8 IN
Die 3aire bss Wa9ens 3u lasen, oura BIZ
bann Der erite einssbrun9en mar, tanoer
pabreno oes ShteBeus auf Der platform bee
@aaens. 8ul6 bas ShleBsn bsiamsr
ie Ausft, ao9en Die alinsslihnur uuo ole
oarouf1tn Der 3ua langiam fubr, ipranser
ie hsrnnier. Nahcem Der Bug i'll @reitlm'
o%n9etomuen, nabm mon Gem erfen N1Ibesl
Der toot I'M Magen lag. Die Masts pom &C.
itt; unb ~elfannte IN Tim elnen friheren @on'
buttsur berelb,n &iienbabn. Wameus Binf'
lep, Der Dor &nr;sm pesen uutsrihls,fs eut.
la1en morben mar.
Btice srbolte fih nod etniseu Wonateu,
erhielt bon Der @rpreB &c., s,ne Btlobnuna
Don $1,000 III @olo uno bllsb in ibreu Dten
9olbeue ubr.
S.it uns.fdbr einem Sabre floa'.n 81.
'dditslente in @5icaso nno in Blassn NET.
lib bon bier. bag in @elopudelen. bic fl
rurh ~Aoams SrpreB" erbielten. 5ummsr
BON $40 bis $50 febltsn. Die Seum'en Der
@ompasnie iibsrssusten flo bolo, oab null
e,aer Der ibre, @asen bealeitsnoem 0dhWr.
mslhe fid IN Der Besleltun9 abl1itn, be,
Oitb iein f1nne. Sober Der Wahter mnrot
nun dbernabt. nur Yrice ntbt. aui Den N,e.
manb Yeroaht ba ste. Doh In Sttrsft tsi.
mes Der anoeren Wddt.r lieB iid etmas I'm.
rebtes entosd,n. 80 fslte man and Dem
YIice Tauen; als Ct on einem Der lesten
Diorgsn in Chicago antam, marb er pl6es
l,h Uerbaitst nnb man fauo bel Tim oas aus
sinem @elopadst g.itoblene Yapierselo. bas
man, oils es auobsrit in oas @slppadst &c.
lest murbs, nit e,u,seu fls,nsn Baden Der,
ieben bate. Y,ice 19e,nt nod uno nod
$4,000 9efohlen al haben. Qiioerlid)t
Otrnsn, bic ihn. ben Gotten uno Batsr, in
TIRE Ness selodt, iO0sn oaran Shnlo isin.
oaB Der Wanu. Der 10 b%eloenmiitbie perms.
ssnsu 6dubsrn entgsgenaetretsn, gum &C.
rleinen Oieb mnrbe. (Su. Stlt9.)
, 1877-11-06

- Gin ihredliher YsraIl
ereiguete fd an 8. 30. in Yoris in Der &ue
Onntirten. Sn benz 3auie $40. 70 brat
in tolse elmer @assrplofion 6euer aus, Dos
aber obne yebeutung NOR. Die Warquile
b'I,bleri, bic ben brittsn Stod oes 6auiss
bemobnt uno bic. ole ie ihre Gbiir 0ffnste.
lab, oaB Die Greppe IN Slammen fano. ue,s
lor ben &opf, nahm ibre tle.ne 3ohisr IN
bic Nrme unb tlrste iih nit ibr in be
StruBe biuab. Gle t:len bsioe auf ben
Balloon bee eriteu Stodss; BON bort mari fl
ihr 30dterten in be StraBe, nsldes BIZ
Wenae quitting. Die Utasb Der Warauiie.
ole .ibre Derrin gum Nenner binausiprinssu
fab. gsristb ebenfous in Die h0hfte B,tur.
3un9, folete ibrem Setipiel uno id ebenfals
aui ben Balloon bes eriteu StodeS. Die
Waso erbislt feline tarfen BsrwunOunssn,
oas &ino bat eine 3iemlid ernlie Wuuoe ON
Sopfe uns Der 3utano Der Walquiie 1T isbr
aefdbrIid, obelsid fe isine i9,pere auBsrs
8srletung oauonsetrasen bat. Das 6eusl
ielbt wurbe uon 6eusrwehr mdnnern faf
iofort 9 loiht unc bic Dtarqu,ie miiros, msnu
lie ihre 8altblitl9fe,t bemabrt bdtte, alsid
e'ueeiehen haben, oa6 fe lit ni1t i'm Sc.
rinsiten in @efabr bsfano.