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West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS.

The Cumberland County Board of Free
holders met at the Aims House, Wednes-
day, Dec. sth, all the members being pres
ept. Director Benz. Hancock called the
Board to order, aud after the call Of the roll
and reading of the minutes of last meetin :,
business was begun.
Committee OH title to the property now
occupied by the County Offices sent in re-
port from Morris 5tratton concerning the
same, and on motion the committee was
continued with power to purchase the site
and get the deeds in good shape.
After ordering the payment of number
of bills, MIR. Francis Reeves read the report
of the Steward of the Aims House and also
the report of the trustees.
Stewards REPORT.
Raised on farm during year, 50 SOP
Value of stock on farm, 1854
Value of farming utensils, 9l5
Total valuation, $6 92l
TRUSTEES REPORT.
Expenses for year, $7,5s9 gu
Sales. 293 %
Averages number of inmates at Aim
House, 60 7-12. Now in Aims House, 70.
During the year there have been six deaths
and two births. Total valuation of Aims
House, farm, stock, &C., $44119. Outside
relief furnished during year, $4,000. Total
expenses, $7,5s9,60. Cost of each inmate
during year, $10624. Forty persons have
been admitted to Aims House, and 20 dis
charged.
DR.. Stathems from the committee on State
Insane Asylum, reported that Cumberland
County now had "a males and % females ir
that institution. Report was received and
committee discharged.
Nominations for Steward of Aims House
were then made.
Board then adjourned to partake of the
dinner which Steward Robbins and his lady
had so nicely prepared.
After dinner the members of the Board
visited the farm and out-buildings and also
went through the different departments ol
the Aims House.
At 2 p. M, Board reconvened, ana altel
passing number of bills presented from
the various townships vote was taken on
Steward, and Mr.. Robbins was re elected or
the 9th ballot
Mr.. Greene offered resolution that ar
addition be built to the Court House, to be
used as retiring room, law library, DC
A vote was taken and resolution adopted,
Director appointed Messrs. Reeves, Minch
and Mickle as the Committee.
On motion, it was ordered that the day Of
moving of the new Steward into the Aims
House be the first Wednesday after the
first Monday in February.
After some unimportant business the
Board adjourned.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09


AS the means at the command ot the Wis
itors were more limited than fer several
years past, they were obliged TO be as ecu,
pomical as possible, and many were refused
who probably needed a little help to keep
them from suffering.
In the Third ward "a applicants were as
sisted and only ono entirely refused. A few
were cases of protracted sickness, and three
old age.
Only a small sum remains in the treasury
to commence the Winter, which may prove
quite severe. They would ask their friends
who feel disposed to assist in their charit-
able work, to send their donations to the
Treasurer, Miss Julia F. Nichols.
The officers are, President, Mrs S. Ward
Seeley; Vice. President. Mrs. q. E. Elmer;
Treasurer Miss Julia F. Nichols; Secretary,
Miss II. s. Elmer; Visitors, First ward,
Mrs. Alphonso Woodruff Mrs. Stiles, Mrs.
Hannah Allen; Second ward, Mrs. s. Ap-
plegit, Miss Phebe Riley, Mrs. M. P. Robe
son; Third ward, Mrs. Hanthorn, Mrs
Walters. Miss Hannah Simpkins. Collect.
ors. First ward. Miss Lizzie Fithian, Mrs.
Lucius Whitaker, Mrs. Belle Camm, Miss
Maitha Garrison; Second ward, Mrs. Rob-
ert Elmer, Miss Sarah Sheppard; Third
ward, Mrs. Elmer johnson, Mrs. Charles E.
Elmer. By order of Il. S. Elmer, Sec'y.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to directed
ID issued out of the Cumberland Circuit Court in
equity will be exposed to sale 1T Public Vendue on
Saturday, the 18th day of Dec. next,
At the Hotel of Charles O. Davis, in the City of
BridgetOn between the hours If II and O'Clock,
to wit: at 2 O'Clock i'll the afternoon OF said day.
all that certain house and lot of land situate i'll the
Third ward of the city of BiidgetOn, in the County
of Cumberland, N. j., bounced and described as
follows:
Beginning at a corner OF William B. Glaspey's lot
on Oak street. thence north 6S degrees, west feet
to corner thence north 2iA degrees, east l25 feet
10 corner IN a foot alley; thence south 69R de.
grees, east A feet to corner also the north west
corner Of William B. GaSpey's lot; thence by sa
Glaspeys lot south q degrees, west l25 feet 10 the
beginning corner. and was conveyed by Benjamin
f. Elmer and wife and Margaret Reed by deed
bear ing date March 5th, 1858. and of record in the
Cumberland County Clerks Office in Book No. 81
OF Deeds, page Gil. Excepting tn rrOut and there
from u lot parcel thereof conveyed by Albert
Wood and wife to Amos Sutton by deed dated
Sept 25th. 1858, and recorded in the Cumberland
County Clerks Office. Jan. llth. 1885, in Book of
Deeds No. 93 page l99. &c.
Seized as the property of Albert Wood and wife.
defendants and taken in execution at the suit OF
William c. Cook, administrator, complainant and
to be sold by
POTTER & NIXON, Sol.
(PrS. fees 1854 nov IL Is
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

Hon. Thomas M. Ferrell, lately chosen as
Grand Master Of the Order of Odd Fellows
in this State, will prove one of the best pre-.
siding officers the Order has had. He is
active, intelligent, and thoroughly versed in
the work of this great benevolent institu-
tion. In November Mr.. Ferrell was re-
elected member of the Assembly in the
Second District of Gloucester county.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

1929 Johnny" of the Patriot, has not yet
recovered from the effects of the late cleo
ton. He nightly dreams of the Institute
Cadets and the holrid muskets with fixed
bayonets, which they carried in the Repub-
lican parades. In his last issue he devotes
thirds of column to the Institute and
it's Cadets, the entire substance of which
had about as much argument in it as the
believing of a stump-tail bull in fly-time.
If somebody don't take John in hand be-
tween this and the day of Garfeld's inau-
guration he will be a fit subject for the in
sane asylum.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

WARRANTED not to contain single par.
ticle of mercury, or any injurious or mineral
substance, but to consist entirely of medca
matter purely vegetable, which is the reason
Simmons Liver Regulator is SO effectual,
yet so harmless.
II write you to certify that have used
Dr.. Simmons Liver Regulator in my family
with complete success.
81. w. D. BIRD, Chattahoachee, Fla"
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
We have received a nicely bound col

We have received nicely bound copy of
a speech delivered at Saratoga, New York,
August 18th, by Cortlandt Parker before
the American Bar Association. The SUBJ
iect is Alexander Hamilton and William
Paterson, and it is handled in that mastery
and scholarly manner for which Mr.. Parker
il famous.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

We call attention to the advertisement Of
Mr.. F. L. Archam bault, Jewelry, No. 8
South Second St., Phila. Mr.. A. has first
class stock and we guarantee all will be
pleased with the bargains to be secured at
his establishment. Read his advertisement
In another column.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Benevolent Society was held in the Lecture
Room of the First Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 10Th. The
meeting was opened with prayer by Mr..
John M. Laning. The minutes of last
meeting were read, and the reports of the
Treasurer and visitors were read and ap.
proved.
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Julia F. Nichols in account with Woman's
Benevolent Society, from Oct, 1879, to
Oct, 1880.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
TTCKETS-

Visitors Tickets for the entire Convention Tin
Gliding Concert, Sl:0O; with Reserved Seat for en-.
Tickets rs cts. Single Admission to Concert. s. cts !;
with Reserved Seat, so cts. Morning Sessions, Is
Sale of Visitors Tickets with or without Re-
served Seatl, also Singers Tickets, will commence
at Reeve g. Fithians Drug Store OIL Thursday
morning, December 3D. Sale of Concert Tickets
VIII commence at the same place on Thursday
morning, December 9th. General Admission Con.
cert Ticket, for sale at the door or the evening of
the Concert. Morning. Afternoon and Evening
Single Admission Tickets for sale at the door only
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:-Presi-
dent, Benjamin Hancock; Vice President, D.
Ezbon c. Lambert. Directors, A. F. Randolph,
David Sithens Ira Allen. 4. F. Brewster, WIN. B.
Godfrey Chas. 4. milford, Norton L. Paullin,
Bridgeton: Winfield s. Bonham. Shiloh; Miss
Lydia Garrison. Deerfeld; James Bateman, Cedar
vile: Mrs. Milo Gould, Vineland; Charles Eng
liSh, Greenwich.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

ABRAM 9. DITMAN, Washington Heights,
ILL.,, says: have always found a ready sale
for A. s. T. Co. Tipped Shoes; they take
the lead in children's shoes, and my custo-
mers will have no others.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

Has issued his last annual message to the
people. 1t is quite lengthy document,
and contains many good things. His Ex-
cellepcy makes great many recommends
tions which should be carefully considered
One thing in particular we noticed, the
President says the silver dollar contains only
SO cents worth of silver and should contain
dollars worth. We have no doubt but the
President is right, but at the same time for
that SO cents worth Of silver, you can obtain
a dollars worth of value by investing at the
Manufacturers Clothing Co., 10 and 81
Commerce street. Mr.. Arnold, the mana
ger, says that he and his efficient statesmen
have been busily engaged in overhauling
the entire stock of clothing for men, youths
AMI boys, Overcoats of every grade, Hats,
Caps, Shirts, Drawers, Ties, Collars, Silk
Handkerchiefs, &C., and has re marked and
re-altered the prices on almost everything,
so that his present low figures
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

Barrels OF Candies for the wholesale trade
at Chas. f. Dare's Store.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
MARRIED.

LEEDS-SWAIN.-Dec4 4th. 1880, at 2SS Laurel ST.
by Rev. l. Mcdowell, Mr.. John l.. Leeds tC
Mrs. Mary A. Swain, both of Bridgeton.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
BIRTH.

COCHRANE.-In Hartford, Conn.,, Dec Sd, 1880, q
son to John I. and Hattie E. Cochrane.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
Sherin's Sale.

80
DY virtu' of writ of fieri facias to me direct
ID ed. issued out of the Cumberland Circuit Court
in Equity, will be exposed to sale at Public Ven-
due, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of Dec, next,
At the Hotel of Charles o. Davis. in the City of
Bridgeton. between the hours of IL and o'clock,
to wit:-at o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
all that certain lot of land situate in Cedarvie. In
the County of Cumberland N. j., and is bounded
as follows:
Beginning at stone in the public road leading
from George Gandy's store to Lummis' mill, in a
line of E. o. Ratenian's land, also a corner Of E.
COivin's lot; thence along said road north 81 de.
grees. asst 2 perches and % links to corner OF D.
YOungs lot: thence along his line south 23 degrees
east 10 perches and links to corner: thence
south 81 degrees wes- 2 percheS and % links to a
corner of r Colvin'S lot; thence along his line
north % degrees west 10 perches and links to the
place OF beginning, containing twenty-five hun
dredths of an acre of land, be the same more or
less.
Seized as the property of EIwood W. Jaggers.
john ID. Jaggers, ct. al defendants, and taken in
execution at the suit of the Cedarville Mutual Loan
and Building Association, cOmplainants, and to be
sold by
BENJAMIN T. POWELL, Sol.
(Prs. fees, S5.99.) nov-ll IS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
Sherims Sale.

DY virtue OF writ of fieri facias, to me direct
ID ed, issued out of che Cumberland Circuit Court
in Equity, will be exposed to sale at Public Ven
due on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Dec. next,
at the Hotel of Charles o. Davis in the city Of
Bridgeton, between the hours of IL and 5 o'clock,
to wit. at o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
all that tract parcel of land situate in the Town
ship of Commercial, infhe County OF Cumberland,
N. j.. bounded as follows:
Beginning at the public road leading from Buck
shutem to Port Norris, at the northeast corner Of
a lot belonging to John Parsons formerly; thence
bounding thereon north SO degrees west Is perches
thence north l011 degrees, east 45 10 perches to
corner of the public road leading from Dividing
Creek TO Mauricetown thence south IS degrees.
east ca = So 10 perches thence south s2 degrees west
place Of beginning, containing II acres of land
more or less. Excepting about acres sold to Allen
il. Shnn ST., and about II of an acre sold to Eliza
beth Candy and ~ acres sold to Gilbert Land and
acres sold TO Michael Land.
Seized as the property of William Land. defend
ant and taken In execution at the suit Of John B.
Brewster, complainant, and to be sold by
PAVID MCBRIDE, Sheriff
POTTER s. NIXON Sors
(Prs. fees, $5.67. nov-18 is
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

Big lot of Pocket Books for the Holiday
trade, at Chas. F. Dare's Store.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
Cumberland Orphans Court.
administrator Notice to Limit Creditors.

William Dare and Henry G. Dare. Administra
tors OF Levi Dare, dec'd dated November Eth, 1880
By direction OF the Surrogate Of the County ol
Cumberland hereby gives notice to the creditors OF
said decedent, to bring In their debts, demands.
and claims against the estate CT said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the above date, or be forever barred OF any
action therefor against the said administrator
SAMUEL STEINMETZ, Surrogate.
BridsAton, u. j., Nov. 18th. 1Se0-122 m.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09
PRESIDENT HAYES

The best assortment of Pocket Knives in
Bridgeton, at Chas F. Dare's Store.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1880-12-09

OF Bridgeton. Accompanist.
SOCIAL HOUR.
Tho Committee are endeavoring to make the
Social Hour exceed In attractiveness and interest
any former meeting. All members and friends Ul
the Convention are invited to contribute SINE
thing, and thus aid the Committee in the above
undertaking. Let all he free to volunteer and
send IN their names to p. Kennedy Reeves, VIM
b. Gndfrey, Ezhon c. Lambert. 4. f. Brewster OF
Winfield >. B0nham. Committee on Social Hour.
Daily Sessions of the Festival will occur at 10 A.
NJ except the first session. which will cOnmence
at l0:30 A. NJ. J and at 2 and 7:3O p NJ
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GinnrrsgelpcipeoS, SdIitten1 Magsu
(, Bel 1ettsnbprns, 219 qB. 5. Str. 1tfs
s 0 . to II

- W GpnitabIer g8m. Gtstpart,
BON Staffcrbsburg, in bielem County,
ipurbe am Sreitas 9iadnlittag BON g. 81.
99ebiter erfhpiien uito augeublidLih ges
tootet. 8eibe garteiea tppbntefI In oentsl
ielben SauIe unb efn Streit ipegen seipiIsl
fer WibbeI brad Sipifhen ibnen aus. unb.
enbete NIT pbigem 8clultate. Webiter
entflpb. 8sputnsSheriff s.. Y. 9SiIIon,
BON Snbepenceuce, fpurpe ppn Der Sadie
beradriattgt unb perfDlgte Die Spur bes
DtDrSers biz g2altpn ipp'eLb1t oerielbe
ipabri6einIi6 einen 3us beities utio fiirS
GrIte sntfam.
4erlonalnptis. Die Serretl Mln.
0eIdler uno g9m. 0nber erreidten gez
tern baS Shipabenalter - 8eioe feierten
ihren 40. Geburt5tas.
Gin 0uell auf 9eben unb 5oo fanb
geltern Stpil9en @m. Green, einenI ilIsIz'
gen Iopofaten, unb Tbos. sSrarciS, elmer
befannten hieiiSsn Beri5uIidfeit itatt.
Der Streit entltanb iiber einent Spiele-
&arten unb i6lieBli4 sOs Green cine
piftoIe uno i9pB pbne jeoo6 ietneH
6egner gu treffen. 8rancis bat Green
perbaften lallen.
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8pn ben 9rbeitern bes Serrn y. Gr=
fenbre6erS Stdrfes Sabrif, beaitftra9t 8eis
leibs.Belhliiiie tnBesug alf Shrem am IL !.
bS. Wts. perItorbenen s. W. Grtenbre6er
absufaiien erIaubsn iid bic 9lrbeiter uno
Sreun6e ppn ct. Bernarb, SamiltDn Go.,
Sbio, foIgeube 8eidliiile su unterbreiten:
ga e8 benz stllmddtiSen ssfalen, unlern
seliebten SSreuno rnb 9lrbeitseber bon bic.
fer 8elt ab uHb babin su berufen, no
alles aeib Der QSeIt lein Gnbe errei6t, lei
es 8eI6loien:
/. 9aB mir ppn Seraen bebauern, einen
brapen unb Iieben SSreunb uno 9lrbeitsss
ber, lctpie einen suten Ntitbirser i'm Nas
eemeiuen bur6 bic berbe Sanb beS Tobe5
perIpren su baben.
2. DAP mir Der trauernben g9itttpe unb
ben Sinbern pes 8erltprbenen ipesen
beS lie betrpffenen SroBen unb uneriebIi=
den SerLuite8, unier ihnisites BeiIeip Be-
3eusen unb
3. Dap BON bisIen 8ei6liiilsn Der Sas
Mile eine9lbidrift suseiteqt unb lie inallen
tdsIi6eu 3sitlsngen bon Cincinnati pu=
bIi3irt tperben.
Sm gluftrase Der 9lrbsiter BON
u. GrfenbreherS Stdrfe= Sabrif.
ct. Bernard, Sbip, II. 0e8. 80.
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GeIelIiGajf.

Sn Der am Iebten Spnntag abgebaIte.
nen @abl Der oeatIden r6miI6sfatbpli.
i6en @ctteSadersGeieIlibaft tpurben In
na6itebenoen feds 8emeinben fplsenoG
Spritanb8n,it9lieber erfpdblt:
ct. 9tntontus &ir9e: S. .. Gpppes
st. SOnapentara airde: $. IS. S6orf.
heibe.
ct. Clemens 8ir6e: Seinri6 8Dbmer
ct. Carl 8OrrDusdus Girde: $. s.
2ommers.
ct. Seinri6s 8ir6e @iI6eIm Med
Ienbpr9.
Ct. 9eprSius Stride: Geors gSiBler
6. S. 8,ins.
Die Namen Der eripdblten Ntitsltepet
Der iibri9en anselbIonenen Gemeiuce,
tpurpen bereitS am Iebten Wtpntas Der
DifentIi6t.
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sl6ermals Elm 1lasli6 aa Der
Short Cine 8abM.
Grpres. 1t. a,Dffcar perbrammt.
sdansn sirsa $40, 900.

.Geitern' berihteten mir iiber einsn 3us
iammenitOb BON 3iisen an Der louisville
Short Cine uno berte baben mir abers
mails Elm llnsliid an biefer 8obn su be-
ri6ten. Die 8abn tpirb bonn 1lnsIiid
idiDer beimseii6t. 9tIs. Der Bpit3us,
ipelber IbenoS I'm 8 llbr 80 Wlinuten
pm bier abeebt, sesen IL llbr Sta6tS in
Der Rdbe BON 2asranse, &p., ansefpms
men mar unb Der 3us Der ii6 ettpas pers
ipGtet bate, nit elmer rieli9en 8ei6ipin=
bisfeit fllbr, serietb plobli6 bic Gar in
ipe[6er iid bic Rpltlafen unb bic GrpreBs
glitter befanoen in 8ranb. Der Sfen
mar un,seItiirst unb Die Splsipdnbe Der
Gar itanosn icfort in SSlanmer,, bic bur6
ben itnrfen 3ug ben oas ifnelle Sabren
ersenste, tpie bur6 8laIebdlse aneefa6t
tpurben. Der YpItclerf unb oer GrpreB=
meiienaer saben benz 2ofpmotipfiibrer To-
fprt bas Signal gum SalterL aber es
oauerte seraiInle 3eit, ebe oieier baS Sies
nal bDrte ltnp ben 3us gum Soalten bra6te.
als bies Sei6ab, itanD bic Gar in bellen
Slammen. Die Gar lit in bret Tbeile
SetbeiIt, elmer fur bic poftfa6en unb is
elmer fir Die GrprebIahen unb bas @epdd
Der Meiienben. Son aa ben Sa6en, bic
bic Gar entbielt ipurben nur sfpei Der
Mbams Grpreb 8ompasnie seb6rise 8pfer
serettet. Die Babnbeamten Ibiten nit
Qebensgefabr bic anberen Gars BON Der
brennsnben 8pitcar los uno retteten bas
burd ben sansen Bug, Der, tpenn Der
eSngenieur nur nod 5tpei Utinuten
ldnger gefabren mare, ,inrettbar perloren
seipeien mare. Die GrpreBs sGpmpagnie,
tpel6e 8iter in Der Gar batteb tparen bic
Noans unb louisville Short Cine grpreE.
Tas geipitt ibrsr Sitter betrug ungefabr
10000 Bfunb. Sbre beiben Safes unb
beren sSnbalt perbrannten. Der Shaben,
ben bic 9lSanls erIeiSet, besifIsrt ii6 aui
cirta $4,000, Der Der 2ouisbiIle Sbprt
9ine Grpreb 60. anf cirfa SIS, 600 unr
Die 8abn So. erIetbet eiren SdaSen bon
cirfa $4,000. Cine Dame, beren Sc
pad Ii6 in Der berbrartnten Gar befanb,
biBte Diamanten i'm Wertbe BON $500
Elm. Da8 8erbrennen Der Safes ertldrt
iid babur6, SaB oiefelben nj DIT feuerfeit
ionbern rt,ir fart senus sema6t tuurben,
um segen Diebe ettpaS Stderbeit al
bieten. 8ei benz 8etten Der ScTer tp,irbe
Serr GbS. g8. 8rics, Der @ebenser Der
&SamS GrpreB Co. Ibtper perbrannt
llnc tpirp tpabrideinli4 cine Sanc am=
putirt tperben miiIien.
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geinabe cine Golliiiou.
Naniicber gcbrecfen lnter ben
NaffaAierem.


glls eeitern Diprgen Inn baIb 8 llbr
Der 6amilton 9tccpmnlpoatipnSsug ber
g., $. a. 8. 8ahn iid IangIam Der Sta=
tion Sairmount rdberts, I'M anslhdItetr
unb Pala9iere a,lfsunebmen, ert6nte eite
idrille Yfeife. Der 2pfpnaotipflbrer
i6aute iid ,lnL unb iiebe Sa, Der Chicago
Gil3ug fam auf bentielben @eleiie heran=
gebpnnert nit elmer Geibpinoisfeit BON
35 Nteilen per Stunoe 9lls Der ecSnge=
nieur Die 8efabr benlerfte, mar Der Grs
preb5uS faum 800 DarbS bon benz leiili=
gen entfernt. 9lls Die gaiIa9iere
Die 9efdbrlide Gage eetpabr ipurs
BEN in Der iie ii6 befanben, be-
md6tiste ii4 benielben elm furatbarer
S6refen. Die Srauen i6rieel uno
Die Wtdnner bransten ben Ibiiren
nnb 5enitern 3u, nm iid bur6
einen Sprung in'S sSreie gu retten. Gintge
perfrp6en iib in Der 4nsIt ,lnter bic Sibe,
unter benen iie it6 ii6er slaubten. sc
mar etne Scene pes frrdtbariten S6re.
dens unb DurheinanSerS. Der sSnge=
nteur bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fubr lofort
nit srDBter S6nellisteit, aber bds bate
nt6ts Seniibt ipenn ni6t Der Sueenieur
bes Grprebsuse8 bic Situation nod sil
re6ter 3eit erfannt unS Die BremIen am
selebt bate, nm leinen 3us gum SaIten
5u brin9en. Sc mar Elm grpBeS @lad,
baB ibm oies eeIans. Q8enise Shritte
bon Dem Samlltpner Bug entfernt, brabte
er ieinen Bug gum Steben. gpn Den
Baiiasiereb Die ii6 pur6 Serabiprinsen
Su retten periuhten rnp unter fpelhen
ii6 unier 8i6ter Utoors, Nuoitor Gapel=
ler unb Die Serren BrobascD, San Dife
unb Sbpemafer befanben, bat sLudli6er
9Seiie feiner ernite 8erIssunsen bappn=
aetragen; eS CAB etni9e 8eulen unb ge=
I6unbene 9iaien un6 &uiee &C. 9ta6bem
ole Serri6aften iid iiber unb sebprsen
laben la6ten iie peibli6 ilber bas err
lebte Nbenteuer.
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ste prut. ct. Sabaunes ssair

fanb seitern Ibeno ibren AbihIuB. Der
8eiu9 mar ipieber Elm lebr gutter uno
antiiiirten iid bic Intpeisnben auf'S 8pr=
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