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Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

In New York the other day horse broke his foot off, catching the shoe in the pavement. The animal suffered the wild est agony, and leaped about in horrible frenzy for more than an hour. The police would not kill him for fear of having to pay for him. and Bergh's officers declined to accept telegrapic invitation to come to the rescue. People were sickened by the aght for some time. till finally very brave policeman helped the horse to die.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

An Oregon paper states that recently a team hitched to a self-binder ran away through 8 standing field of wheat contain. ing about one hundred acres. Strange to say the machine kept together and bound every bundle that came to it with lightning rapidity. When the team was stopped it had nicely bound about one hundred and fifty bundles.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

"A respectable IDdian correspondent announces that 8 secret organization has been formed among the Parsees, sect de scended from the ancient Persians, small in number, but great in wealth and intelll- gence, with the ultimate object of estab- fishing settlement ln this country.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

The Hoosac tuDnel seems likely to pay alter all. During the first six months of the present year. from January 1st to July 1st, 23,ss7 loaded cars passed through it, and he net earnings of the tunnel and A miles of road under charge of the manager sp- pointed by the state, after paying all ex- penses, were $4l,775. At this rate the great bore will soon begin to return to the state some interest on it's cost.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

A yacht to startle the marine world is being built at Gloucester, Mass. She is schooner-rigged, 57 feet over all, II feet beam and 9 feet deep. She has no keel, her timbers coming together below the space being filled with iron as ballast, thus making a solid mass of timber and iron to a depth of something like three feet, in place of the usual keel.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
EAAlS VilHnge..

FaAlS ViIEage.--
 Cooler weather is having beneficial effect on the clothing dealers. Quite number from this place attended the temperance iu- bilee at Lakeville, and report good time Grove Barnes of Clayton, Mass, made & short visit to this place last week. Grove was formerly with U. H. Miner, but is now in busi- ness for himself at Clayton Frank Hall has been visiting friends and relatives in Housa- tonic, and Geo. M, Hanchett returned from h1s vacation on Monday night, after a pleas ant trip .Dr. Jaqua is around with that tax book, and says some of those del1nquents had better tune up," or there will be music
 Lee French acknowledges in a card in another column, his thanks for the kindly aid furnish ed him by the H. R. R. employees. CLICK. LaKeville.-
 One night last week, the steamer Lulu got loose from her anchor, and drifted ashore, or was cast loose and lowed ashore by some evil disposed persons. She was found beached in the morning, but had sus- tained no injury, and was easily got off The Rod and Gun club of this place. will go to TYler's pond, West Goshen, for their annual camping trip. They start the Sd of Oct, and will stay two weeks. s............. On wednesday evening of last week, numb Der of our Catholic neighbors had very pleas ant party and dance i'll the grove. The temperance mass meeting and plcuic of last Friday, was a grand success. The water in our lake is getting so To ow that the Steamboat Go. have built their dock far ther out to get a sufficient depth of water for the steamer to land. In running around the lake, they now go outside of the island as there is not depth of water enough be. tween there and the shore. A dramatic entertainment will be given Thursday evening, in Academy hall, for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers. Come. all and enjoy yourselves and help noble cause, OPTIC,
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26
uonneesscut Western News.

Rxtea Copies of the NEWS can be obtained at
 Grahafn's Drug Store, Salisbury
 Marble New Hartford. Cornell & Hoyt's store, Lakeville J. Turner, Falls Village Humphrey's Druz Store Canaan Post Ofics. West Cornwall. The Emporium" West Winsted. W, A. Roberts, East Canaan
 Post Office. Southfeld, Mass Post Office, Mill River, Mass
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

responsibility in calling this meeting in gathering this crowd. either the Holy Ghost or Satan must have great power aId con-
 trol here. Caution aud restraint is every where needed, and especially where the nervous system and sensibiities are some times wrought up to their highest pitch.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

During the last week in August there were received at Liverpool 1,544 cattle. 2.02l sheep. 4O7 pigs, 2l calves, a6 horses, and I ,264 quarters of beef from America.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

The Government has recently made new contracts for stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers and after the first of January ntxt will make a reduction of about 20 per cent,
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

lector Fuller received over $l6 GOO in taxes In time to allow the per cent. discount. ......Chares w. Retnam left town on Sat urday to enter the New York college of pharmacy.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

There are 400 colleges ln this country with an aggregate of S,7oo professors ; there are twenty-nine universities in the German Empire with 2s, 229 students.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

MT. James w. Paxton, rich citizen of Wheeling, has offered to erect, in that city, handsome public drinking fountain, to cost over $10,0OO.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

*a* We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

The decision of Judge Beardsley in the Charter Oak insurance conspiracy cases, sustaining the most important and essen tial counts of the indictment, makes it cer- tain that the defendants will be brought to trial at an early day. The trial of the case will bs watched with great interest, as thousands whose interests have suffered through the gross mismanagement of for mer officials of the company will hope that the trial will fix the responsibility for such mismanagement where it belongs.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

Mir. Gladstone predicts that the census of 1880 will show the American Republic to be the wealthiest of nations.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26
CANAAN CONN
Thursday Morn'g, Sep. 26. 1878.

A tramp blew his brains out at Bridge port Ohio. Saturday. when he found he was sick with yellow fever.
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

Dresden, and is now in circulation in that city. It describes how the great Mogul monarch, Arungzebe, when following his resolution to extirpate the English from Hindostan, was stopped in his work by a l holy Brahmin, who held before his face a 1 magic mirror, in which he saw the continu. ed growth of the British power until only shadow remained of his own. At length | the shadow itself was swept away and an other imperial throne was set up, with a | lady in it's chair. The priest had given s~ surance that 200 years of expiatic- servitude were necessary in o. "-0 Hindostan from the evil 'oei 'o nee rolled her destinies, ' po"eis 'na' eon prisoners had be~ nd for that reason all The legend n ser free oy Arung1eue' dy be- goes on to say that when JUG 'a- ST. ,omes seated on the throne, the scene .ddenly dissolves in 8 thunder clap, and India resumes her sway. The priests pre- diction is well-known, says the legend. to the natives of India. The first part of the prophecy, it continues, has been fulfilled already-a woman sits on the Mogul throne. and the fabric of British empire in the east is now cracking and ready to fall to pieces.
 The famine in China is raging with unabated fury. The grim destroyer if stalking through the land, dealing destruc- ton and death on every hand; thousands weekly are becoming victims to it's merci less ravages. Correspondence from there indicate no abatement in the terrible pro Qress ot the scourge. One correspondent says sin the summer time the cry of th' people was for rain, rain. Now it is 10 very life. Having finished their corn, the! eat grass, husks, potato stalks, and cheV bark, acorns, turnip leaves and grass-seeds which they gather in the fields and sieV the dust from. It is reported everywhere that many eat the stalks from the roofs their houses. Of their eating fuel-leave there is no doubt; thousands eat them, an thonsands more die because they canno get even that. Out of family of four three are dead. Villages of 800 families re port 300 dead of starvation"
 The Netherlands minister resident. il appeal to bis countrYmen, corroborates th
 
 that in spite of the intense cold, the suffer ars had been forced to ''pull down thei houses. sell their timber, eat the rottel sorghum stalks from the roof and the drie' leaves which they usually burn as iuel Then they sell their clothes and children Having no more clothes many take refug in pits built under ground to keep them selves warm by the fetid breath of th crowd-a course which is simple death For the east suburb of Ching Chow Cit there are four such pits. One-third of thu number, 24O, originally put in them die within six weeks, and yet no sooner is
 corpse carried out than crowd IS strugglin for the place. l" Starvation by inch es faces these unfortunate people, anc deputations of old men who come to bel relief weep like children before you whel they find there is none to be had. Not day passes but one must refuse 10 msnl who ask it, perhaps the last bit they woult kAye eateR-"
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26
Ct. E EArrim%t

The Quintette Comedy Co.,, under man
 agem ent, occupied Town Hall all last week, and gave very credtable performan- ces, but, unfortunately, were greeted with poor houses all the week......W While Mur- rays circus was in town last week, Shet- land pony gave birth to a colt which was the smallest specimen of the equine species ever seen in this region......A con cert as given at Parks hall on Friday eve. ming, for the benefit of the Y. M. 0. A., which netted about 1925. Members of the Congr egational choir asslsted..... The ing recently, to collect funds for relief of the yellow fever sufferers at the south, re- ported on Wednesday night, about $575 as receiv ed, and telegram was sent to Mem phis, Tenn., asking for instructions as to It's disposal ...It has been rumored that the savings bank was to begin to pay it's first installment to depositors on Oct. 1st |.
 This is incorrect, as the bank has paid 10 per cent to depositors on call ever since April Ist, and has dlsbursed in this way about $3O, ,OOO "A ball is to be given in SanfOrd's hall tomorrow night under man agemrnt of Wm. Flynn, Thos. B. Volan
 and Dennis Broderick......1 The selectmen,
 acting; as board of health, have warned persons having pig pens and other places offensive to the public and injurious to health, to take care of them at once, or suffer the consequences......New cross walks have been lad at the foot of Castle street, and head of Bridge stIeet..",Col-
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-26

James A. Bieree. jr., has been of1ciat, ing in the telegraph office for the past few days. He goes to BridgF port to-day to ac cept a position in T insurance office. Jimmy" has been mong us but short time. but his fr'lk. good-natured disposi. tlon mas D" ,e him m any warm friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-09
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3eigeridtc puroen uorgeitern bic Yerhanolnn<
gen Der gegen s. 8. y. Meflin erbobenen
acknowledgement uegen MtBbanblun9 ieiner
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beltne oer60ri moroen, betrat STA, Die dIteite
Sod)ter uno Der 2tebling oes SaterS, ben 3eu~
genltano uno enti ifuloigte i'll allen SGllen bic
banolun98peiIe hires SaterS ibren anoeren
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rauf tbre Qlusa9e iiber cine ibr am 2. ytOuem=
ber pon ibrem Sater 3u Sbeil gemoroene graus
lame 3idtigung. Ra9oem 6rou 6anna6
Q0anl8 Die Utittbeilungcn bee Wi1ohen8 ais
tpabr beifGtiat, erfolgte 8ertaguug.
s 2ln Der Gde Der 2. unb @sStraBe geriee
then geitern gtadmlttag nm llhr 3pei iunae
Suri9eu, NamenS @bas. Smitb uno Sim
&onnor, I'm reipeftioen Alter Don II unb u
Sabren in Streit, rpelder balO gu SbGtlid)teis
ten fiibrte. Smitb oeriette ieiuem iiiHgereu
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itredte. @OHnOr iprang auf, ergrifi eiuen
Stein uno bra6te bamit icincm @egner einen
mudtigeu Sdlag Guf bic 59IGie bel. Sntitb
iit beoeutliG uerieet.
- Die OtitrtftSzSommiIi6 baben beid)lOI=
len, 12O bei6dftiguu9Sloe Arbeiter oils Gag.
l0bner BET Der Nu8flung oeS alien 9anal5
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rllng oleer Nrbeit Orei Wtonate III 4niprub
| uebnen mirO.
-M. Yrice, Der an Der 9. Strase rpobn.
bafte, bier rpOblbcfannte Saufmann, rpelfer
am / bS. pl0blid) oeri6mauo uno su ernlteu
8eior9niiien 8eranlaiinn9 9ab, 1T aeltern bon
elmer 9feiie na6 Chicago gllidlif 3uridge-
febrt.
-B. s. Rerritt aus Baltimore fiel qeteru
an Der Retps9eriep. .Auenue, nabe oem Babus
bofe Der >, SaltimOre=S SbiosSahn" in einen
AbSugsfanal. Gr murbe nit einigen lei6ten
8erlsbungen rpieber an ba5 Ga9esliht geforz
bert.
- (@eorsetomn.) Am Samfags. a6enbe
uu 8 Ibr Uerbaiteteu lieutenant Stippon uno
Der StatiouSrpG6ter Song in elmer @irtbi6aft
an 8rib9eitsaBe ben gte9er s. 6a1lor, peld1er
eiHen 9iebItabl oeriibt baben iou. 3o9lor
ptoeriebte iid in per1meifelter g8eiie Der Ser,
baItuu9; bem lieutenant Sfippon puroe Der
9aumen Oerrentt, Song erbielt ueri6ieoene
| Rtppenit6Be, uno 5wel anbere 9erreu, Nameu8
| 6arper rnS @reen, rpelfe ben Boli3il:en be.
bilfli1 mareu, erbielten aut ibren Qntbeil.
Saplor lan9te nit fait uoQftdnoig abgeriiieuen
Sleioern i'm StatlOnsbanie an uno muroe gum
g5erb6re beigeitedt.
= g8Gbreno gefern Nadmittag cine Ans
3abl SamarSer einen irriinnigeu gteger uers
| folgte uuo peinigte, bob Der Qettere pl6btid
eiuen Stetn auf uno mari inn ua6 ietnen
Qudlern. Sin Suabe, NamenS 50. SObniou,
wurbe unterbdlb Oes Au9e8 9ctrOfien uuo be.
oeuflt6 Oerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-09
SelegrapDii9s 9epei9e,t.
[9eritte Der "sioeir!en Breiie. fir ben rDeutiGeu
&erreiponoenteu~.1
5uIanS-gepsld)fn.
9sms Der SmnoeSbanptftaot+
Die sd,uloen oes etftrtfts columbia.

Ste SuDUtDeu OgS StnrtIlS eOkuutDt0,
gSai bin9 II, 8. aprtl. .-8eprdientant
g4illiamS (Widl.) rpirb udhtens eine 8ill in
ge5ua auf bic Gilgung aller Anlpriife segen
ben 0tltritt columbia einbringen. Die Bill
iGreibt Dor, baB Die anipriid,e elmer beioubers
Su oielem 3mede einseieeteu nnb aus orei
pom Prdtoenten III ernennenben Hi6tern be-
ltebenoen @ommilIon unterbreitet uno auf
oselelbe gSeiie beSablt merben lolen, pie Die
DON Der Sonrt Of Claims" fur rihtig beilInbe=
nen 4nlpriidle. Seine Yerlou, peld3e eit
1870 omeft ooer inbireft nit Der Diitriftss
re9lernng IN Serbinbung seltanben ober aui
lr9enp elne gSeile OH einem Der betreffenoen
anlprltfe tntereitrt lit, ioa als Dtitqlieb Der
SOmmlllton suldiiig iein.
Vtne gebeimnibppue Netfe,
Sefretdr Sbern1au bat in aller Stil[e in
Se9leltun9 oreter Iei1ler llnterqebeneu cine
6etle nad yteipzYorf angetreterl, nno feline
Abrele muroe erlt heute Utorgen, als man bic
abmelenbett beg Setretdrs mo ieiner 8eglei
ter Don tbren Bulten i'm S6abanlte mabr.
nabm, befannt. Die 8eantten oes Sdab-
amts<Oepartements pertpetgern alle slusfunf
iiber ben 3peG Der 8eiie, ieoo6 rpeiB man
baB Der Sefretdr mebrere Gage in gfeip=Dorl
uerueilen mtrO. @eihdfte in Se5us auf oas
borti9e 3olamt, Die neue 4nlelbe unb pabr
ldlelnltd au1 elne @onferen5 NIT ben yteip
Dorfer 9elbbroten i'm Setreff Der 6elnnltior
perOen ais Der ipabrid,einlide 3med oes Se
luds betra6tet.
UermiidjteS.
Die belltige Steueretnnabme bstrns $50,
978.07, Die 3olleinnabme $377 ,580.51.
OaS 1asamtsbepartement bat in eiuen
@utabten bic logenanuten @ettpSbnrger In
lpriihe, 16 an Der 3abl, oertporten. 9t
Anipriid)e be3ieben iitb auf bic 8enutunt
BON Seloern uuo @ebduoen nabe benz Shiad)t
Teloe bon @ettpsburg i'm CONNER 1868,
Die Debate iiber bic 2artfbi1 tpirb mabr
ldletnltd mor9en our6 Den 8eprdientanter
9Soob er6finet merben.
sSrau Otathiloe 6lether erihien beute pol
Dem SenatS=@omiie fir @rstebunasmelen uni
befiirmortete bic Ginfiibruns bon monatlider
ausiellungen Der 5anbarbeiten Der Gdiilel
bes Diltrift5 Columbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-09
StQNt 8Qlttm0rr.

Ser YrO3eB gegen s. &. s. 8als
ter 8. - SIN @riminal9eri6tc muroe gefterr
baS i'll eer 4nfla9eiafe gegen 6. 3. $, Bal'
terS meger Serleltun9 gum Wteinetoe am 6rel'
tage be9onnene BlatooDer fortgeiest uno beells
bet. Che Der 9ertbeiorger I1r. tSobbS oaS
BOrt ergrifi, ma1te Staat8anmalt Snott ben
Sberri6ter SrOmH auf cine bon @Ga Berrp,
alias SdtelStggan, pdbreno ibrer Serueb+
mung gema4te 4uSiage auimertiaEi, bic aud
III etnigen 3eitun9en mitgetbeilt wOrben lei,
uno monaf, 3eugin einen ho9gea9teten 9errn
nit benz Serlube gSalterS' ite gum 0feineioe
3u perletteu, IN Serbtnonn9 gebradt hahe.
Sbrri4ter grown ia9te, OoB bic Qusiage &C.
maft iet, obne baB er miIie, fpel1en GinffuB
iie auf Die anflage babe; Der &baraftcr oes
Betrefienoen Iei unan9etaitet, uno baS @eribt
nerbe bic 4usiage bet Yriifung bes 3eusen~
oerh6r8 gang unbeaf)tet laiicn.
6r. 5obbS bielt Oaraui cine iiber q StHn.
ben mdbreube 8ertbeibi9ungsreoe, in pelfer
er Die O0lt9e llni6ulO ieiIes &lienten nahz
Surpeien iudlte. 9ta6 elmer tlIrSen bonn Sc
rifte angeor6ueten Bauie begann Staatsans
malt Snott IeIne S9lu5reoe. gr lieB oaS
3eugenperhDr furS 8epiie paitren uno be-
bauptete, baB bic slntlage erpteien lei.
gead beenoetem BlaIOoger erflGrte Sber4
ri6ter 0ropn, baB er heIte o6er an eiuen1 Der
ndAiten Gage ieine @nti4eiOung in Oeln Bro-
5efe abgeben nerOe.
g8ie elm Sautfampf beeube ct
nuroe. - 3rpet WGnner, Die eiueu alten
@roa 9e9en etnanOer batten, moliten laut
Seretnbarun9 oemielbeu our9 einen fault
tampi Elm @nSe MAIDEN. Sie fauoen fidl
OemgemGb nit ibreu Setunbanten II. Sregnz
ben auf Dem ais &aupfplae auserIebenen al
ten 9feser: Brieoboie an @ap~, segenGber Der
StooleltraBe, eiH, 100 Die 3eileret burhaus
ntht IN poai9er llebereinitimmung nit Dem
berri9enoen Gomment Der Yreis. 8orsr los.
9tns. Das graHiaule gpiel bate nod nif)t
lan9e gepGbrt, ais beretts eiHise 6uuoert 3u-
lGauef ote beiben Sdmpfer umitauoen, rpeIdle
cine gn5abl @dnge nit rpedielnoem GrfotIe
cnrhfitbrten uuO einanbsr libel surihteten,
GnDlidl puroe @inissn aus Der 8en9e pieie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-09

muroe nur leid)t perlpunbet, unb bic Boli5ei
bate ibn flrs nad)ber bei'm aragen. SIN Dem
8eiibe bes 8erbaftsten fanb man cine 0ten9e
gei1oblener @egenitdnbe.
g8er in &entudn in 3ufuaft inter $50
ipertbe @egenftdnbe itteblt, miro anitatt nit
3ubtbauSitraIe nit vui6t mebr, ols SO Beit=
idenblcben" belegt. 98eiberprii9ler iOllen in
abnlid)er gSelie beitraft weroen.
Sn philadelphia oauert Der glus,
ltano Der S9neiber tort. Gin yStrifer." Der
einen Gnaben, peld)er nit 3uselhnittenenl
3euge aus einem 2aoen lam, in's @eli6i
ldlug, mnroe arretirt.
Sn @incinnatii 1T Der 9obn Der 9erber
bon 5000 auf So pro ISOLDE bera bgeiebt
moroen. Oaber Der Nusftano.
Sn % ep Dorf itarb lebten Sreitag bic
gSittme bes Girfu8beiiber5 g nj auu
spencer. Die Srau war auf eiue pom,
p0ie SeerOigung uerieiien unO oronete Dor ii.
rem 5oSe aue5 an. Sbr 0enfmal loll $l0,s
900 fOlten, unb Der Sooteugrdber erbdlt ldbr-
lldl $1,000, bas @rab su idmiiden. Iu'
bem Sarse lasen fir $1,000 glumen.
Sranfreid bat Die fieine lpei # tinoii f {
Sniel ct. Sartbolonlen bon S1tpeben
fiir 100000 gefauit; Die fornlele llebertra,
gnny erfolgte am 16. Wtdr3.
Sn 8biiabelpbia ftreiteu id) 3pei
Wittruen Inn oen gtadlaB bes in Der oortigen
Srrenanhalt peritOrbenen Solepb Meb. Seine
bate btSber uon Der aHoern geipuBt, aber
jebe benefit, OaB iie re6tmaBl9 nit Mes per'
beirathet mar.
Seinrtf Seine's Sru6er, Baron
9uitap Seine<@ @eloern, @6ef= =8ebat>
teur oes gSiener v6remOeublattes," liegt
d)mer erfranft barueoer.
Sn 9t ew 9 orf l6nitt ft6 unporii6tigel
Beiie Der 2l Sabre alte @rnit aabl NIT einem
Otetgerneiier in's 8eiu ltnD uerblutete. Der
iun9e Mann lit an @siBesIt5rung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-09
Sri. VoIante'S GnSe.-Srunfenbeii
atteeblidl ote Scranlafiun8 oes
SSehIidlttfieS.

8aru tn Get, 8b.=S., 8. 4prtl. - Man
mill Ieet pilien, paB 6rau Sennie Sranflin,
pel6e am lebten 5reitagS -GbeHoe i'm bieiigen
Sperflbauie bic Grapes eSfiinltlerin Sri. Solante
BET etnem Beriufe, ibr eiuen4pfel pom 8opie
Su I6ieben, t6otete, 5ur 3eit betrunfen Ober
| bod Dent9itens inter oem Gtnfluiie bon be-
raui6enben 9etrdnfen mar. Sn Dem Sheater
| beftnoet iidl, luie in aaen berariigcn (Gingel
Sangel Embellishments ein ,,gSeinsinmer, ="
| uno Die uuterHebmsr erparten BON alien ibren
Sarltellern, baB ite 10 uiel trinfeu, alS linen
pon Den ,@ritnbDrnern," tpel6e oieIes 2otal
beluden an9ebOten miro.
G1Her an0ern Ingabe mad iparSrl Solante
nit elnem jungen Wanne oeriprod)eu, melder
Dor peuigen Gagen bas gerbdltntB nit lbr
abgebroaen bate. Sic iou iidl Dies iebr su
6erjen genommen baben, uno rpieSrQuSrantz
lin nrtttbetlt, lagte iie berlelben am 9lbeaoe
Dor Der @oritellung: sd boffe, Du mirit
mid bcute abenO tooti9ieBen!" Eerner be-
bauptet Srau SSranflin, bic Seriforbene babe
in benz &ugenblide, in tpeldem iie (Trau
Sranfltu) ben 0riifer so9, ben &opf abfitbt=
ltd III Die S0be qeitredt unO 10 ben t0otliden
S6uB in Die Sttrn erbalten.- ST. Sranflin,
peldler fif ionit pom ieiner Srau ben Npfel
ponlSopfe ihleBen lieB, mar geraOe auf einige
&uYe uoIuelelpr Alip Oll. SpIulle lou Itlle
9folle freiwiilig iiberuommen babeu. Sr.
6ranflin tpuroe Dor eiriger 3eit aele9entlid)
elmer gOritelung III 6aasRiuer. Waii., BON
ietner Sran bur6 Die Dnno gei1oHen, uno
man bebauptet, OaB fle Bel oteier @etegcnbeit
ebenIallS betrunfen mar.
Srau Sranfltn iit bis Su einem morgen
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