davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-06

Alas that tbs course Of scienca shonrd ha
= 1t a1"aya has b.en, marked hv d,s,n,o;,+ro.,+.
IND imperfect and accidental f,1imnsp. NJ gre,t
uathsl The Other evening doctor VI, sant yor
haste to boarding house To prcacrihc for .
.oang man "ho AZ single elauca o1 the,nhvsi.
eaos experienced eye clearly shn11-d 20. d.t,r
u consumption: Use Of the stethescone soon Dis.
so'ea tne 1act That one Of the sufferers unps va.
eopelessl5 1nsoiyent and that under; RI. ,,,ot
4@'o!aole circumstances the other could no+ h.
-7oe 10 Y'eid Dividend Of more than Is nrr cont
"A-t, oea@h Was only matter Of few horrx
.oe1eeole to speak. the sufferer made signs that
y S~ateo to be prescribed for, and the doctor .nd.
teeoliected that he had in one OF his booEx a+
.oace q prescription for desperate cases of
14'sA consumption given as CURIOSITY from .
saaeks prescriptions book.
o5 'oFe, " SAID the doctor, t'r1l try that pre-
,paon On this patient II it kills him it want
~ "acn difference, anyhow, and If it does
~ an1 good there'll be millions IN 1t for me-"
,ns ne hurried home. copied out the prescription,
~ tusaed back, found his patient still alive.
$50 ae WAS cold up to the knees, and gave the
is!,p'toa 10 the attendant, telling her to get It
~aea1Afely And give it all 1T one dose
.seA morning the doctor Ha4 dressing himself
"asa De happened to feel \ paper in his vest
s NeI md, On pulling it out. he SAW to his sur
s1se stopefocton- and horror that 1t WAS the pre-
~upoon he had copied of the night before
ofeat heayeus:' aaid the unhappy man, stI
- aat nave giEen ther some other paper by mis-
~ Ae ind In I'll probability the mans dead, and
~ peoeta will say it's a clear case OF shameful
sIs'pfact,ce. 1sha1l be ruined for life, " and he
.unea round to the boarding house aud asked thu
..a1-gfrl bow the patient vse.
aes gone, said the serE2nt-gtrl: "uent this
-'..alne IN an express wagon."
'sast ~ thought" gzoaped The doctor in
, 1879-07-06

fare worst OF atl under Harrison is now fully car
ried out. Never before have the Germans been
city Offices under Harrison. though he owed his
election tn great part to German votes. But now
he has knocked the bottom ont OF the tub BY his
brutal dismissal Of the best German o6cer Of the
city, the Chief OF the Fire Department. Mr. Ben
ner.
But it would be petty to look at the Mayors mis-
doings in this case merely from q 4atlonallst
Standpoint. But just here appears one OF Harrison
qualities aeainet which the people we're warned
during the election -contaet-that IS his political
unreliability aud Ills demagogic slppriness While
the Communists he wanted to use Benner a. 4
tool TO cnt down the nay OF the freuen. He want
cd to throw of OF his own shoulders ON to Ben
measure; and, since Benner rightly refused to
ssoop to play such part the Mayor, dazzfed By
vanity and pride OF power, brutallr dismissed
feel this blow against Denner, who had worked
directly OF indirectly for Harris0n's election and
must now see the tricky demseosism Of the man In
this question OF wages.-the wages OF useful and
weIl-deserying eity employees.
But there is a still more e1asperating side to tho
Mayors conduct towards Benner. man who bad
VINO, By his own confession, understood a'mtst
nothing about them few weeks ago, now wants
to nut out OF Office man whose capacity is i
security Of every 11eside in CHICAGO depends.
The whole world knows that Chicago owes
its security from rev. and terrible danger
" uFE. Auu [epetlL0R OF Inc great C4lA&[fopa1e8
OF 1871 and 1874 to It's Fire Marshal, Benner, the
creator and head OF the present superb Fire De-
partment To take away the trusted head Of this
department only few years after its rcconstruc-
ton Is criminal assault on tho life and property
of the citizens and their families. rich and door,
Even ii no great loss BY fire were to speedily follow
Benners removal, yet the Mayors evil course, even
II the Council were to concur in it.
would soon bring about heavy Losses
suit I would @ oe r.ising ~ Of T he % Insurance nee
rates By the companies whose full confidence Ben
ner possesses. and who. relying on HIM, have dur
Ing late years kept on reducing the premiums.
strong enough to restore BeDner after the expira-
tion Of his present term OF office. but it will be
public opinion thai will BE- thanked for this, and
not cur Mayor. Now and hereafter will 1t be Ger
tain that Mr. Harrison, for the poorest Of reasons
sought to deprive the City Of Chicago Of its best
tried protector against the most fcarfnl Of i'll
dAnGera
, 1879-07-06
F!RE-}kSljRANcE,

We would cali attention in days tssue to the
advertisement Of Frederick S. James q Co., insur-
ancc agents. Mr. James is well known in this
city and the East one Of the leading members Of
the profession, while Mr.. Marsh has had long ex-
perience in the business Of underwriting, and
iawell and favorably known in business circles,
being formerly member Of the firm OF Brown d
Mnnsh- Mr. James will find valua Bile assistant in
Mr.. Marsh In his rapidly increasing business. The
Comp anies represented a<e among the best doing
huslnl:aa In Chicago.
, 1879-07-06

THE LAW IN THE CASE.
The question now is as to the fnality of Ben
uer's removal The law governing the case is
as follows:
Sec. T. The Mayor shall have power to remove
any officer appointed by him, on any formal charge,
Whenever ne ahnll be Of the opinion that the
interests OF the city demand such removal; but he
shall report the reasons for such removal to inc
Council meeting TO- of neta sc Rot less 5nan d gf
the Mayor shall fail refuse to tlle with the City
Clerk statement Of the reasons for such remoVal.
or II the Council bya twoenras h y9te Of al nas us
and nays to be entered upon its record shall dis
approve OF such removal such oflcer shall there
upon become restored to fne once ,snm nien tah ne
new oath OF Office No oil1cer shall oe removed
second time for the same oHenae
This Is an amendment to the General City net,
nassed by the Legislature at its last session,
going into force July /; but it Is substantially
the same Is the first section Of the old Mayors
net, which was repealed BY the last Legislature.
Presumptive1y the Mayor will report his reasons
to the Council about the 6th inst; upon the
motion Of 3 couple OF Aldermen it will be re-
ferred to q committee, probably the Committee
on Fire and Water, for report; and it Is not
likely that report will be reached much before
the 18th Of the mouth. From present appearances
the Council will By two-tntfos Fote-tnat IS, u
assigned, assuming that the cause which the
Mayor gives Is the one which hae alreadV been
stated. Then Benner returns to duty as soon
as be can file new bond and get 1t approved
by the Council, which will take week more.
BIZ that time it will be very near the end OF the
month. when bis term Of office expires.
The ordinance recognizing the Fire. Depart
ment and creating the Office Of Fire Marshal,
Under the new charter, was passed In August OF
1875, It provides that the term Of office OF the
Fire-Marshal shall be two years, commencing
AUG. Of that year. The Mayor will doubtless
send in about the 15t of August Acting Marshal
Sweeuie'g name for confirmation. To be con-
firmed. the concurrence OF majority Of all the
members Of the Couucil-19-is necessary.
Whether that can ba secured the future must
decide
= 4 suggestion has been made that the Council
NAV repeal the ordinance providing for the ap-
pointment OF Fire Marshal, and either devo!ye
its duties upon some other Official or provide
for bis election by The people. That. however,
is more ingenious than practical. The charter
provides that, in case OF the repeal Of any such
Ordinance, it Shall not 60 into effect during that
fiscal vear: in other words, in this case, not
until Jan. L 1880; and were provision made
for electjng = Marshal By the people he could
not be chosen until the spring election next
year. Moreover, any such ordinance would
doubtless be vetoed BY the Mayor, and It would
be question, in the long run, whether 1t could
Dass over his veto.
, 1879-07-06

Change Of time on Chicago T. Alton Railroad to-
day. See tme-card In advertising columns. An
additional train, leaving Chicago at p. NJ. daily
eAtept Saturday. has now been put On between
Chicago and Kansas CitT.
Two tr.lins day are now run between Chicago
and Kansas CITY. Chicago and St. Leuin, and St.
Louis and Kansas City.
, 1879-07-06
SUITS AND GARMENTS. );
Ladies' (lothliing.
PARTISAN SUIT CO.
Extraordinary: Il
SA1l-H1, ;,
Comm ne,2cjng Mo1ed0y,
July Z.

Our Entire Stock IF Ladies' Sprinegt
and Summer Suits and Garments to
be closed out regardless Of cost .
300 Cambria and Lawn Suits
6 pieces) only $1.5O, less
than Soc on the dollar.
40 All-Wool Stuff Goods Suits,
$12, marked down from 500.
A few Black Silk Suits marked
down to $28.
A full line Shetland Shawls
from Soc upwards.
A large assortment Of Stylish
Spring and Summer Cos
tunes, the former prices OF
which ranged from $50 to
$50, marked down to one
uniform price, $50. A chance
like this seldom occurs to
purchase a handsome suit at
about one-third the original
cost.
80 Black Cashmere Suits trim
med with Silk Fringe, only
$12. !.
, 1879-07-06
PERSONALS

The last Congress, bad IS it wss, adjourned
vesY finely.
Ohio has been bad for both the Anson and
Grant booms~
Britannia rules the wave, always except
ing Mr. uanlau. -
The Harvard College Faculty-A faculty
for rowing we'll
"sure money" Is the money you don't put
into the pool-bo1.
Did the New York police force discover
that We have had Fourth Of July7
The hole for which Congress WAS looking
has been found. twas an adjournment
The opinion is growing that Mr. Waiter
sons name should have been Mr. Lquorson. :.
The attention of the Ohio man is called to
the fact that Prince Napoleon has no successor.
How to preserve the freedom Of the pool
box. is the great pooli1ical question Of the day.
Il would have been good thing, undoubt-
eddy, If the negro exodus had included Nr. Cox.
To the New York police force: Beware Of
pickpocketa Do not lend your money to strangers.
Let us, be just to David Davis. Certainly
his head is not as thick as some other Darts Of his
person.
Our baseball club has been beaten; but
let us still adhere to tho old Tag and national SOY
ereignty. -.
Nou-yoters who do not enjoy the inestima-
bic privilege of the bailot-box may still go to tho
p6ol-box.
Fourth of July comes but once year. It
would be better never to have been Nation II It
GANG twice.
President Hayes is now very generally re-
ouested to veto the mosquito bill Will ho hare
backbone enough?
The Constitution OF the United States, un-
fortunately, does not provide for the veto OF the
return OF Congress.
Mr.. Bismarck appears to be the man with
ont party, or the man With TOO many parties. 1t
is difficult to tell which
Sarah Bernhardt is coming to America.
Let her come. There is still room enough for her
and Alexander 81. Stephens
Congress has adjourned so early IN che sea-
son that probably several Congressman can get en-
gagements as circus-cloWns.
The indifference to rallying around David
Davis. It occurs to u.s. is due to the fact that 1t
takes so many people to do it.
Mr.. Thurman will summer in Nova Scotia;
and there is still such thing VIC believe, as leaT-
ing ones country for the countzy's good
Mr. Currie, the Texas gentleman who
killed Ben Porter, foo1ishly allowed himself to be
captured, whereas he should have Immediately
gone to New York, and all would have been we'll
, 1879-07-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

1879 City Scrip ut Par.-DurinE tho month
Of July, Clement & Hayer propretors Of the great
steam power clothing msnnfactory. will take city
Fire and police uniforms, school-teachers and
clerks business and dress suits to measure at our
usual low prices. Remember that more than
100, 600 garments ara made annually in this
factory. -.
Large variety OF mems, youths, boys, and
childfen's goods 1T factary prices.
CLEMENT s. SAVER,
416 to 4o4 Milwaukee avenue.
, 1879-07-06

TO euro constipation, btliousness, and tho
,7ho!e tr1in Of ailments resulting from deranSe-
mcnt OF bowels or liver. rake ArendS Vegetable
Bowel Regulator. Unlike the usual pnrgar,ves, It
does not weaken or irzitate. The action is mild
and pleasant There is no other remedy in matcria
medica so well calculated to restore the bowels to
healthy action. Depot, Ito East Madison street
, 1879-07-06
An EGANT sPRFA1 At KFRNs

Our ex-Sherifr, Kern, serves the finest lunches
in Chicago Tor the money. There is not Board
man, banker, or insurance man near Ito LaSa1le
street but will say so.
, 1879-07-06
TIE "STAATS-ZE1TUNG
Yesterdays !Staats- Zei&ung has the following

Yesterdays staats-Zeltnng has the following
editorial regarding Benner's removal: :,
y,.t.rday n,nnv Germans Of Chicago complained
,oud and bittery that they at the city election,
had rejected tne good advice givsu them, and in-.
voting Wrs1 sf Repn1Gan ;nd;s.,fa f2n
thrnxino away their votes the Socialtstic candi
date, in bringing about the election Of tho Demo
critic nominee, Mr. Harrison.
, 1879-07-06
NEW 1EWELRf.

Having replenished with new styles Of jeWelry
within the past few days, lower prices will be
made by hamilton, Shourds & Co. than any house
in the trade.
, 1879-07-06
RHEUMATISm.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March &c, 1878.
Il. R. STEVENS, Boston: ..
On: effects have received from the use Of your
Teeettne have been troubled with Rheumat1sm
for several years, at times entirely helpless AND;
after using nearly four bottles OF your meule1ne,
have for five yearh- 1oors uq1T 1,7xv
, 1879-07-06

.~nninr fraternity. NEAL uA'' ~
ne m in tie neado"-lot' sne neatu tne 1.eu.
p'o"t p.en gently on its HINGES. and' e&slng 4ook
Mt direction. sa" stealtnhs ,ppsoaeuns .a su'
'.n.e two powerful and V14la'noasoo 'o. ,a.
nor %,thont word-without Dy = slnsie leox 49,; W
E..+nr. indicating that sne "aS a"A4s , y.
as..snce-she calmly stepped 70 sioe.ao'e' @na'
tsing up-but we must ..oennh no. an. tha ae.n VIM
On perce's1ns .a.n.d ues md rubbed their eyes to
a." IN. .nre that they were not dreaming.
r'AeG '.s,s.v,re hundred aud twelTcs' a. tne 4enel
,,:aered one to the other IN an a"e-8tfacA 'one'
snIss u@. heve no business here.
..g,he silver on the aldeooaro 'ooRs sono' 6~'o
~, companion. beneath his orea.n' nu' ~ m4s
-, ,- ~ electro-p1nte. l don't tn'nA 1ts "of'n
o ~hf. 10 take Ito Ton'
,t1tsca.es Of sloo each 'a,a Inc o.ass "v'k :,
t.rt few PAGES; nopc .ns e. W" ~, -.,,o
..Td never nave la"@s .s,,ox ..1,.ad.
haired woman !lke n.4, sa.s;r;.- p1.na5 ~
..bnt women are m.slt; ,.~ 49,. ,nors,n .he
don't think eacn W. .,.a ,.r, INV ,,o-a.n .ha
does, md Tes sao ~. A..a- 80. .ro-d ~ ~
xould featbef. t.a~ no,s.,~.s1, .naated mn
boys" DC ~a ..ssr - onv NJ 'em got in there and
of the gate, 'for II any =. sa.sst. ~. u.. +ha1
didn't know "nat eo.. ~ s..th,ns 1;ts ;t
might get killed. ns' -h.,, .
s,neeI ssw ID ecpnan ,a ~ har,n rrrtton-
toet Of sheep CAME s1ons ~ W =, ~.
Juggling WIN .4s.e ~. :,
air At the sams slme' c,n-
sualshi1y paus'ns ae .ue sA'e. ~. w. 80. aaa
snIcpous psrt Of INC poet sueee ,,,v, <-h,ch =.
Ms: ~ B. r. h.-1'o . 80 80" ~
h.,nx tuterpneted. :'Bad People Aefe'-0et-o'
c.tr,
sinee thst day not Tramp nus oeeu eo1u ne1+
, 1879-07-06

among the possibilities, some considerable stress
being placed upon the moral effect which it at
least ought TO have, if it doesn't have, upon the
Mayor Of oil Chicago, including Bridgeport.
, 1879-07-06
The Mayors Contemplate 1nnuendoes In
yestigated and Sat Down On.
Legal Aspect Of the 0ase-What Recent
Lagislaion Provides Fur.
The Business Men Still Favor Bonner,
and Denounce Harrison.

AV - %%AAA~F NAN
very energetically, aud wanted some one to tell
the writer what be thought Of him, and in the
midst OF his frenzy said that he could never be
driven to reappoint Benner, but, on the. other
hand, he believed that time would bring the peo-
ple around to think as be did on the subject.
In one of bis p1easanter moments reporter
talked to him about the trouble and his future
action, and he said that in removing Ben
ner he had neyer, thought Of the power +
be had that It would have made 70
difference; and, sinking back Into his chair, be
continued, "1t wa. a question OF whether
should be Mayor or whether Beuner should" to
which nystander added, approvtnglJ, ~ you
siened.' he Ibid not care what the Council
might d." he went on to say, for the most 1t
could do would be to reinstate him Tor te"
weeks, and then refuse to confirm any appointee
be might make, forgetting, however, that II
Benner was renstated, he could not be re-
moved BY him, and would hold over until after
his successor had been appointed and qualified
provided be was inclined to do SO. The CONVEX
sation mas prolonged for some time. and ne
said that If Benuer had resigned along Wlth
Seave1 and others that he would never mare
been iuterfered with, thus confirming the ,Iheorv
held by: many that there was something behind
his action beside Benner's conduct with refer
ence to reducing the pay Of the french
Marshal Bepner Wa8 around during the day
and looked very much at home. In the after
noon he was before the Committee on Fire and
Water IN reference to the charges made By the
Mayor that be had been faroring certain per-
sons in the purchase of hose for the Depart
meut, He explained how hose had been bought,
and that he had always opened all bids IN the
presence of the Mayor and Comptroller, OF
Committee, and that all awards had been made
upon their merits. It came out in the course OF
the talk that disappointed contractor had gone
to the Mayor and made certain representations,
charging that recent award had been made to
a higher bidder for an inferior article It also
Appeared that this bidder had been to see Aid.
THOMPSON on the same subject, and left With
him a sample Of three-ply hose, which
was exhibited, and which both Benncr and
Svenie said did not correspond with samplcs
Of the same make Of hose which had been tur-
u1sneo lnem. lucy !9 ~ ,ns nnse as s5
not furnished sample OF any kind. and agreed
that the award in question had { been made IN
the interest OF me ctS anu ~ ~ .aosx s uosS n
6h. Sn tne raoetiiton of simiIar Quarrel Of ycar
ard, Tie Committee wero satisfied. after the
the facts had been set forth, that the Mayor bad
been imposed upon, ana aesareo u tne e. fenotsers t
to se1ue erahni ,s a." 70 sor 70 he nhiic hat
thev had The greatest confidence in the honesty
and integrity Of Benner, and that all reports
intended to iniure him we're absolutely false
iA@@
, 1879-07-06

Gently he cama into the Office
Soft was the down upon his chin
Mildly he murmured, with cough. 'A
TIE editor at mean in!"-
stesnly uD spoke to him the edi-
!. Tor, saying ''Well, str@' and agztn.
"Do ion bring poetryf Already
Thh morning I've three poets aiatn"
"No, saia the visitor: **bur, cloyine,
As you hare found, p'raps, and bore,
And universally annoying,
Tie music is Of sP-e.'
'"Dat1y hear II am called Butter-,
Even ny yseyen-yeas-old neph-
Evs On occasions all will utter
Something thatsounds like Hardly ev-.'"
IL hare noticed, ~ 50 the editor he said, ait; +:
Very true, SO they do; but what can I?
That ron feel it's greatly to your credit
Still It has killed Sweet Bye-and-Bye.'"
"rTe here, the stranger said-unfo!ding
Apaper paekage-''gott the score
Dian operetta worth Its weight pure gold IN
ons that will drive out 'P-e.'
''1n SIX months after this ia brought ont
II Will be heard On eyc1T block
- twill completely blot out;
Twill stop for aye 'Grandfathers Clock"
dust Tor moment thought the writer,
"JoT! Weshall have no more 'Whati Nev-r"
Then he thought, 'P'raps it might be lighter
To bear the evils that We hey.
"'P-e'i is nuisance: granted.
But. II this man speaks rightly. we
Shall something have more widely chhuted-
Like what, great Heavens, woulc that bel
The Aery prospect makes me tremble;
leTen wish that he were dead
dead! Happy thought! must dissemb]e."
10 the composer then he aatd:
Come forth and dine with me-" The pceler
At the bridge stationed heard din,
6aid to himself, ''Some drunken reeler
orsuicide is pluneing in.
guess he must be drowned Already
He nakes no struggle, cry or moan-"
oeek 70 his Office went the edi-
= ios' happy. radiant, and-alonel
Down in the depths Of the Chicago
Hi7er the fishes bit and tore.
Music should ne'er of With <ciat 20.
"Asn ne es should drive out *P-e,"
, 1879-07-06
RT0Oe PURIFIER.

CEDAR RAPIDS, La. Oct 16, 1873.
q. r. STEVENS, Boston:
/ have used the Vegetine for the last ei1 months;
and have found it to be the best Blood Purifier I
ever used. It has helped me very much1 and
can recommend it to tho PUBLIC
, 1879-07-06

THF IN3 UNANCE
As vet the insurance people have done moth
inc. Whether they will do ANYTHING or not. 1t IS
nernaps too early in the day to say. number
nf them we're visited yesterday, but the most
that cnuld be learned was that petition to
Magor Harrison, asking for Beuncr's reinstate~
ment. had been talked OF, but no definite con"
c1nson arrived at as to the proprtety, Or indeed,
the use. under the circumstances, OF such
~ anv other sction. The general impression
seems to bo that the Council will sustain
the deposed Marshal, and that when, or the ex- E.
niration Of bis term, the Mayor appoints his'
successor, @ the Council will refuse to confirm a
HIM and that Benner being H. w1 Pave f os5e t6
nrenaration and circulation Of petition is
, 1879-07-06
BLOOD PURIFIER, =

Il. R. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
near sir-Your Vegetine has performed some
wonderful cures in our town. and Is esteemed
snnerior to all other Blood Purifiers:
Dr.. ]. P. CONAN, Druggist
Athens, Ala.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-08
ttnfdae ,tno Gerbred,e,t.

Sate M WALLS, N,=0., Z. Sttober. -
Sas. Sitter, ehebem ais Sd)anfpdrter IN Der
@irtbi6aft 9eo. 6. g. gSeuttportb's angez
iteat, murbe 9eitern 4beuS BON @entlportb
ourd einen S6uB in Die 8ruft Id)mer, men1
nid)t tDbtlid) nertpuubet. 8cibe ItGnner qe-
riet6en iiber cine Summe, iuelfe Rifer nod
bon g9entnsrtb III befomnlen bate, in eirell
Streit. Der Sbdter ift oerbaftet.
nticofe, 8enni., I. tober.-Sobn
Wfalabp, @apitdn eines &analbootes, muroe
seitern Ibeno nabe Der hteiigen 8riife erntors
Set, unb Die WfDrber parfell ieine 0eid]e inter
einen Saufen 8alfen. 3pei Mdnner, oeren
elmer Gdert beibt, iinD oils BET Shat oeroGd)tig
perhaftet iporben.
Hew@Y ort, 7. Sftober. - Sn ,hrn. s.
Sermann's 0tSbeliabrif gfr. 1874, WottfreBe,
itiir5te beute gea6mittag Elm NufSugS= Apparat
NIT 5luei Irbeitern, gtamens Sobn ,Seroineb
uub Soiepb Jfof, BON bem 4. Stodmerfe in
bas @rbgeidoB binab. 8eibe 2lrbeiter purbe1
tSbtli6 Derlett.
0eep=O orf, 7. Sftober. 3tpei &inber,
gfarneus yftd)olas unb 9isceBas Sorpe (?),
itarben beute inter oerbGd)tigen llmitGnoen,
nub cine bon oern Coroner angeitellte unterz
ill6ung ergab, baB iie nergiftet lporben maren.
Otan bernlutbet, oaB bic Slnber bas Sit in
Solge eineS Srrtbum8 einnabmeu.
gtormi6, Conn.,, Z. Sftbr. - Die 2ei6e
Der permutblid BON ibrem @atten pergifteten
5rqu g8. 9. Gibble tpurbe beute ausqegraben
unb tpiro elmer henttiten analpie untsrtparfen
tperben. 5tiOble iit obne Siirgibaft benz Sc
fdngniiie iiberwielen tporben.
gteip=g orf, Z. ftober.-Sobn Sobnion,
Elm @irtb 81 Sompfinsuille, S.,S., fpurbe
beute 5ufdllig 10 idwer perbrannt, OaB CT in
furser 2ett itarb.