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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
EXTENT AND DEPTH OF ROOTS.

have often been interested in no.
ting the ideas most people have as to
how far and how deep the roots extend.
The majority guess roots Of grass and
clover penetrate between five and ten
inches, and are surprised to find that
they reach several feet. have some
roots Of timothy, clover and other plants
dug from a very heavy clay soil, a good
quality Of brick clay, so compact and
hard that a sharp knife in cutting il
leaves a surface smooth and shiny as Il
would cut on the end Of a pine board.
I have traced the roots Of the timothy
to depth Of two feet and four inches.
A number Of years ago very intelligent
German farmer named Schubari, made
some very interesting observations upon
the roots Of plants as they grow in the
field. An excavation Of FIVE or six feet
or more was dug in the soil, so as to
leave vertical wall. Against this wall
jet Of water was played by means of 4
garden sprinkler the earth was washed
away, and the roots Of the plants grow
ing therein laid bare. The roots thus
exposed in a field of rye, in one Of beans
and in bed Of garden peas presented
the appearance OF mat or felt Of white
fibres, extending to depth of about
four feet. Roots OF wheat sown on
September s6,h and uncovered on the
,7th Of April had penetrated three and
half feet, and six weeks later about
four feet, below the surface. In one
case, in a light subsoil, roots were
found as deep as seven feet. The roots
Of the wheat in April constituted 10 per
cent. OF the whole plant. Hon. John
Stanton Gould, believe it is, says that
she has seen the roots Of Indian corn
extending seven feet downward" and
Professor Johnson states that "the roots
OF maize, which in a rich and tenacious
earth extend but two or three feet, have
been found to length Of ten or even
fifteen feet in light sandy SOIL" Roots
Of clover, when growing in rich, mel
low soil, extend far, both laterally and
vertically. Prof. Stockbridge "washed
out root of common clover, one year
old, growing in the alluvial soil near the
Connecticut River, and found that it
descended perpendicularly to the depth
of eight feet" Lucern roots are said
to reach depth of twenty and even
thirty feeet. Alderman Mechi, in Eng
land, tells of neighbor who "dug
parsnip which measured thirteen feet
six inches in length, but was unfortu-
nately broken off at that depth"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

foolish girl, don't cry. Arthur doesn't
care. And as for your Florentine-
Arthur, tell Nanny to bring il on. The
proof Of the pudding is the eating, you
know"
"Miss Emma won't cry when she
tastes my SOUP" remarked Arthur, lad
ling it out promptly, with an air Of pride.
And then they all fell to tasting and
praising, and urging Emma to taste and
praise, until she laughed and cried all
together.
But Mr.. Arthur was so delightful, so
winning and SO witty, so kind to his
agitated young hostess, and he'd cooked
such an excellent dinner-from the
pigeons to the pudding, everything was
perfect.
By-and-by Emma was herself again.
"This has taught me lesson," she
said. al never will be so desperately
situated again. will learn to cook"
LET me teach you," said Arthur.
He did. And Emma taught him to
love her. There was a wedding by-and-
by.
"Thc blessed result Of my miserable
memoryl" Mr.. Mayc said.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
AN APRIL GIRL.

The girl that 10 born on an April day
Has n right 10 be merry, lightsome, gay;
And that is the reason dance and play
And frisk like mote In sunny ray
Wouldn't you
Do too,
you had been born on an April day!
The girl that Is born on an April day
Has also q right TO cry, thcy say;
And 80 sometimes do give way
When things get crooked or all astray-
Wouldn't you
Do Il, too,
II you had been born on m April dsyl
The girls Of March love noise and fray;
And sweet As blossoms are girls Of May;
But belong 10 the time midway
And 90 rejoice In . sunny spray
or smiles and tears and hap-a-day--
wouidnt you
Do u, too,
II you had been born on m April day!
Heigho! and hurrah! for an April day,
It's cloud, Its sparkle. It's skip and stay
mean to be happy whenever may.
And cry when l must for that's my way.
wouidn' you
Do IL, too,
II you had been born on m April day.
Mary Mapes Dodge in 81. Niehoias.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
CINCINNATI BRrc-A.BRAc.

Griswold, "The Fat Contributor"
has never been known as an aesthetic,
but has evidently now been struck by
the wave Of culture, and in his paper he
presents his readers with choice lot of
suggestions for the manufacture Of brio
a-brac that will come within the limits
Of the poorest purse and help to make
home delightful. "a pretty conceit," T"
he says, sis that Of mashing fly upon
a pie plate the dish may be screwed to
to the wall back Of the piano where the
deception will not be easily discovered,
as no lady or gentleman will climb over
a piano, no matter how anxious their
quest for truth"
He also suggests handful Of mud
which can be found in any Of our alleys
or strcets-thrown against the wall and
allowed to harden. II will then pass
for an orioles nest or rare bit Of lava,
as fancy may dictate.
So an old fan may do service in the
high art line by being covered with diff.
fcrent colored cancelled postage stamps
and then tackled to the top Of window
frame.
A pretty grouping for a mantcl can
be formed with lump Of coal, brick
bat, a corn.cob, and achild's shoe, over
which should be sprinkled handful oi
salt. This will be found very effective
too" he adds, "if covered with glass
globe"
We cannot find space to describe the
various contributions he offers, and only
give these few as coming from one who
loves his fellow men and would do his
best for their cultivation and refinement.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

One day in every week is known dis
tinctively as ''the Lords day." Whose
days, then, are the other six? Are they
not also His? Are they any the less
His? Does the devil own any one OF
them, or all OF them ? There is the sug-
gestion Of an answer to these questions
in the couplet-
To him that lives Alright.
Christmas eometh every day.
These lines enforce the doctrine of the
equality of days. And, rightly defined,
is il not good doctrine We who up
hold the Republican government system
believe thar one man is as good as an
other all the world over. Would il
not tend to good living il there was
geneial concurrence in the belief that,
in 4 sense, one day was as good as an
other day all the year round, and that
each day was the Lords day?
Certain ii is that, regarding the ma
jority Of our days as ''secular," the tend
ency is TO pay attention to the divinity
tha, s;iis within us only once week,
and to live upon low plane OF aspira-
tion and endeavor during the res, OF the
time, to devote .sevcnths of our life
TO the immediate and the temporal, and
only the remaining seventh to the things
that relate TO the ultimate and the eter-
nal. Under this parcclling out OF time
it is obvious that our better selves have
so comparatively few better moments
that they do not have fair chance
Quaint George Herbert is to be regard
ed As an exponent Of this doctrine OF
the equality of days. In singing
who sweeps = room q. for Thy Law,
Makes IL and the action hne.
he certainly must be understood as pro-
testing against the assumption that any
day, however mean its round OF duties,
was no, TO be regarded rs the Lords
day. His lines constitute fitting pend
ant to the sublime injunction: Whether,
therefore, We eat or ye drink, or wha,so-
ever ye do. do all TO the glory OF God"
What is the significance Of this COM
mand ? Surely no violence is done to il
If we interpret 1t as meaning that in re.
ality there is no such thing as 4 secular
day. Appreciated at its true value,
lived Alright, each day can abound with
the love iha, will make it Christmas, the
gratitude that will make i, Thanksgiv-
ing, peniteniial sorrow that will make il
a l.enten season, the radiant hope that
will make j, Easter. According to
Emerson, each day is "a King in dis
guise." Call each day the Lords day
and you remove the disguise.
In this hurrying, nervous age Of ours,
the pace is so rapid that each recurring
Sunday, even to the most thoughtless
and selfish, isan ines,imable boon, since
il means pause in the tumult and havoc
Of the battle for food, shelter, position,
fame. To the rest OF the community it
is full of inspirations toward higher
life. May the day never become less.
Heaven preserve our American Sunday
in its purity, in its austerity, il you please,
to the end of time. But would that the
other days in the week could be placed
upon higher level, that men could
come to feel that no day was common.
Would not the average Of living be
higher if each day, instead OF one day
in seven, was generally regarded as Of
divine oriUin
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
A PRODUCTIVE BEAN POLE.

A Acorrespondent Of the Ame,5fas Csi-
hpator says: In my own gardening
have found most satisfactory substitute
for bean poles, which latter are not only
expensive but a source Of trouble and
care. / plant sunhower seed by each
hill Of beans, the stock answering the
same purpose as the ordinary bean pole,
besides providing an excellent feed for
my poultry. l have been using for this
purpose mammoth variety Of sunfower
seed, many Of the flowers Of which
measured fifteen inches across the seed
bed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

pS-A small specimen Of male human
ity in Springfield Sunday-school lately
undertook to memorize remark Of
Solomon, but recited it in this way -
ga wise son maketh glad father, but
foolish son is just like his mother !"
A little girl in the same school rendered
the golden text in this fashion: ''Be We
homcly as | am homely u
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

s1-whcn you hear a young lady very
carefully say al haven't saw" you
may be quite confident that she is re-
cent graduate from one Of the most
thorough Of our numerous female semi
naries.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

D0-A good book and a good woman
are excellent things to those who know
how justly TO appreciate their Value
But there are men who judge Of both
only by their covering.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

p6rNests must occasionly be renewed
and kept clean. Straw is better than
then hay. Tobacco stems covered with
straw are an excellent prevention ofin-
sect breeding, especially when the hens
are setting.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

s1-Tansy tea, poured over cabbage
plants after they begin to head, is said
to have been found during two seasons
sure defense against the green worm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

p0-we had rather be wronged than
TO wrong another.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
Various Causes

es-Indueement offered to country dealers. 81
Noy.i2'sly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
THE EQUALITY OF DAYS.

"Thc blessed result Of my miserable
emory I" Mr.. Nave said.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08

One day in every week is known dis
tinc;ively as ''the Lords day" Whose
days, then, are the other six? Are they
not also His? Are they any the less
His? Does the devil own any one of
them, or all OF them? ? There is the sug-
gestion Of an answer to these questions
in the couplet-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Wfethpsifteu rns Treipcueer.

Satfins, R.sY, 2G. Nuguit. - Der
Erafioent bes gegtulodrtig bier ta8enDen
Greibenfers@Onoents erbielt BON oem Sefrez
ter elmer Wetfobilfen @eiellidlaft folaenoe
3ui6rift: allies besriiee nit Snbel bic
Ntadlt beS Rameus Seiu gSir baueu mebr,
ais 365 Sird)eu i'm Sabre uno beabfftigen,
ieben Gag oereu Smei Su bauen." 2araui
erpiberte Der BrdFbent bes @onuents rlais
fen Gle uns tpeniger ben TamcI Selu nno
rebr bon ieinen Werfen b6ren. Sauen Sic
ipeniger Sird)er, unb ,ablen Sie Die SteuerH
baraut pie ebrlid)e MGuner. Sauen Sic
before &irfen, ba Sreibeit, Giiieuidaft
nno 9un anitdt perielben BALI bebiirfen uno
niGt wiiuIdeu tusrven, 81 piel fiir &eparaz
turen ;u beiablen."
gSatfins' Glen, Ns2)., 81. Nuguit.-
Die Sreibenfet nabmen beute Seldliiiie an,
in pel6en ite ollie in Der 9ten;eit gemaften
Sortidritte in Ser Iifenidaft, ber Snbu.
ifrie, Der ROralitdt IL. I. N. fir bic natiirs
li6e Solge Der freieren @ultipirung Der
meni6li6en Sntclligen, ertldren, bic Stride
uno ben Slerus als bic bauptIdd)lidleI
Seiube bes Sorti6rittS be;eidnen, ben gottz
lifen llrlpfung Del Bibel beRreiten nm an-
oeuten, SaB ii9 mebr @eiitlide I'M. 8irden=
mitalieoer i'll ,5uWtbGuiern bef0uben, ais
Sreibenfer un6 9iberale. gluBerOem uubut
Ger @onpent 8cIfIiiIie an, uelde bic 0tehte
BET 6raucn befi.rmOrten unN Sgmpatbie fir
Die sirbciter auSt, iidcu. Gle erfldren, es
nQre Die Stride uub bic Sbeoiogie, iuelte
bic crbeitciloeu Wtaiien uuter.rIdten unb
btnIelben ibren gcre6ten yObn porentbtelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
3pri Sinscr Al Spee perbraunt.

Yort Serpts, R.sD., IS. 2lugulf.-
@cfcru Nadmittag uul llbf purSe In benz
IN unmittelbarer gi6be gelegencn @er.nnu
iopn Elm lautei Small petLommen, uuo
glsid) Soroui idlugsu Slammeu aus ocm
bon ben SamtIisu @oobicllow's, 6rau giear.
pab' uuo Gliia 9lptbr's brppbnten Ecnes
mrntbaus. 6rau Slptbe itiirite NIT ,rpet
sinetrn In ben Mrmen ifreirnb aus Dem
nouie aui ots Strabs, elite IN eas q. en-.
ncnbe Cans iurlid nnb cridien bal5 ;r ~
ilpttttn Val init nod ,msi N'notrn, fpeldDt
peGlaneta In 6Iammsn siugebnn, maren.
lin stnss 0er Aubtr idIua ft eiu Stad
ltppld nne trhidit 10 lptutansns theilwetie
bat Htusr. plahbarn lndbim bas auosts
aine ~ ttii,n. Rrau glutbs aab lpdttr
an, bob, lpabrtne Ne IN tlntm Rtbtu,tnmtr
asirtitu lsl, l'utl lbsft Nlnbts In btt aadIt
FtiToltam ln btn Clta afaOnsn bailea une
hab slhf eIriefon ttieiat ltl. gints bt.
Rlnbtt, blf l2iAhdat Nsanlet. halis bls
6lammfH finatalhmti uua 10 iatabihart
ttaHtlpnHttn nlilifn, hah ne aflum Mbtab
natt, HH8 tn ielAhflas Rplnt ln 10
lewtl tt'ttaHni, tah u nihl witetr btr'
agNtHi uftkfn taHn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28

NaRHmat il an4ah a. hu Nshi
tft ~ sHsHA waAifn 81 Aatsfi tsf aaigl
lfafhin falifi rHit tfi HAagfdAali HRgf
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sst lstgh sfslsts ~ siesistsa suAsmA
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Nrbeiter= Mnaeleaenbeiten.

Soifon, 26. Iuguit.- -Webrere italie.
niite Sofarbeiter tpurben beute bon Nus.
ffanbigen miBbanbelt. gs gelang ibnen, bic
Der Gompagnie geb0.igen unS ibuen cls
Wobniiatten 3usemieenen Stuppen III er.
reideu uub Die Sbiiren gu idlie6en. @iner
Der StalieIer feuerte cine Bift9le in bic iie
belagernbe Wfenge yStrifers" ab, tporaui
ieine eanosleute in ben Sdupben iid), nit
Nfelern, Sol6en unO YiftoleI bepaffuet, an
Die Sbiiren brdngten uno rur nit Wlibe oaz
Don abgebalten uerben forlten, itd AMI Die
nStrifers" ;u ftiirsei. Uian befirdtet am
Dfontase peitere Gubef0. .ungeu.
Goboes, N.-D., %. 4uguif.-Oie Ieste
Diaiienueram .llung Der ausitdnbigen 4;beiz
ter Der oSarmonp Sab,it" fanS gefletn
Gbenb itatt. Soicpb 9elebantg BON albane
bielt cine gemaBigte Iebe I'M. iagte, ipeull
elm Wann anl Montag sur Irbeit suriids
febre, 10 iei es bic Yili0t 1l(er, Saiielbe III
tbun. Gs iparen etpa $500 Yerlonen anipes
ienb. auf bic Srage: ,mis Siele perSeu
am Montag gu arOctt Suiiidtebren ?" ers
folgte fciue Nntport. GS mur0e etnff.mmig
beiAloiicn ben Strife" fort,uieeeu, bod
mar tieier Ssit|luB oiienbar MIR auf @ffeft
be.cdnct, oa gieuu,sbntcl Der aupeienSen
slrbeitcr entid)loiien iirS, bic 2obnreouftion
gu acceptirel, nn5 am Montag ibre altcI
Eldte in be- 6ab.if piebet einnebmen meis
ben. Rad bcm Serit)t bes S6asmeiite.s
fno wGbreno bes aStrites" an llnterItiiSun.
gen $G339 eineesanscu.
6all.&iper. Maii., 2G. ausuf.
anslidnoiaen Spinner Der pWampanoag.
Gabrit" boiten beuts cine Selpreduug nit
oem Sd)aemeiiter un5 beidloiieu, am Roa.
taa pieoer an bic grbeit ~ aebsu. SO IN
&ies gum groben 9beil BEN llmfauSe ,n;u.
'dreibcn, oab hte sSpinHer luton" iidl wrt.
grrte, bic sStrilenben" aus Stretnsmitteln
~ nnicrnlpen.
YbtlabtIpbia, 90. Auguh. - Die
Slspseores habsn htnts ntnt SsIIsasnbslten
afhabt, ole htr Iampitr @8tth" bate bella.
ben wttetn loltn. Die pon Rsm.Ylorl ein,
psireiitntn NTbtlier babsn bic SisIlsn bee
ansnaneiatn nldt tinasn0mrifn, loubern
hhe mlttt ,nradatisbrt
Ntm. .Neti, ~. NnanA. ~ Git blthat
n0fnitairabpr llnleu" hai heidllpHtn. bls
apenthsHtsn sdiiIlenansr ln heneu 10 Nh
ifIhHtfH.
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Sermii3tfs.
Sin dmMiamtcr Siers Rraipan in
Meiuc.

auguita, %. Quguit. t.-Sie Seid)lags
nabme einer Guantitdt bon Slai6eubier
peranlaGte beute Ibeub bier etnen fd)limmeu
fyaipaL. Giner Der befanuteifen Probibi=
tioniften oieier Stabt, giameus Soibua Npe,
fiderte fidb inter ben Seitimmungen bes
Prohibitions @eieses einen Serbaftsbefebl
gecen Die Scamten Der Sopt & Comp. Grs
pre6 Gon1pagaie, neil bieielbe, uie er be-
bauptet, su unseietlidem Serfaufe mittelit
bes Soioner Sampfc.s alfobolbaltige Sc
trdnfe bierber bei0rbert. Ser Siilfsldertff
nabm es auf itd), ben ridterli1en Befebl
aus5ufiibren. @r begab ii9 ned benz afas
ga5tn Der @ompagnie, fanb oaiielbe geitloi=
len, erbrad3 bic 2biire unb fan6 So &iiten
Slaifenbier por, Die on Yerloneu aOreiiirt
tparell fueld)s, pie augemein befannt, ,iir
ioltle @elegenbeiteu fiugirte Ham.n angaz
ben. Ser Siilfsideriff idafftc nlehrere 0d-
gen berbei, mittelIt neld,eu bas 9iei mad
benz @ountp @efangniiie geifafft tperoen
iollte.
Sarm ipareu aber bieie Sdseu anaelangt,
ais iid) Dor bem Dfaga;in Elm geipaltiger
Wtenidenbaufen perlammelte, ipetde. bic
SuhrIeute BON ibren gSdgen ri6 obei iie nit
Steinen bonbaroirte. Der nMOb" nabm
bel benz Ingrifi taft bas game Sier in Sc-
idlag unb nadte fiji oaulit BARON.
Die ftdbtiifen Yolisiften miidten fit4
ntdt Elm. Giner Der sub ,lcute, RamenS
gSabe, purbs idper au BET Stiiie perlett,
Elm anberer empfing 5ablreife Serluun. uaz
gen on alien Sbeilen bes &0rpers. Gin 30
lijiit purbe am Irme perlett. Ser yDfob"
beftano aus ungefabr 500 Mduuern uno
6nabeu.
Ser 9iilfsideriff fiderte ipdter ungeidbr
Die Sdlite ees Siers, eulpiins babet aber
einen NeiIerftid in bas ltnte Sanbgelenf.
Npe benadridttgts bic itdOtiiben 8c96:e
ben Dor nngefdbr elmer @ode, baE in Der
Stabt i'll ungeietlider gSetle Sier perfauft
merbe, bod beafteten bic Beanten bic Ins
seige nidlt. Der Yrobibitioniit Mil iest
ptele her anfriibrer, tpe.te er ;u teuuen be-
bauptet, Dor @eridt brinsen.
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SetbiimprS aus Summer Iber Die
SrmprSIua elmer Trau.

petersburg, Strs., 26. ausuf.-0ie
gadri6t tit ioeben bier eingetroffen, bab
!Sr. 81. 6. @rab, Elm pronlineI.er Siirger
BON Surrep @ountp, Sirg., Selbltmorb
burd @ridteBen begangen bat, un1 smar gu
3ilputanta, eirer Station oil ser ygtorfolf=
@siteru Sabu." Die Satin bes Selbit<
m6rbers mlr1e pcr etliden MouateL BON
Dem Negermdbden Warb Sootb burd) aries
nif persiftet, unb gestere iol besbalb in
nddfcn Nopember gebanst mer6en. 0fau
permutbet, baB Sr. @rnb Die Shat arg Sdnt=
ner iibcr 6as Sdidfal ieiner @attin bcginJ.
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0erbeerenbe 1teberi6,pemmu d.
Gin teraniid,es gtdctdben ;erffprt. - Siele
Wsenicben ertrunfen.

VIII StuHtVt" Sethstt SiStt
Wsenicben ertruufen.
@aIpefton, Ter., 26. Iuguft.-Oepe,
iden ans Sort Condo entbalten Hdbcres
iiber bic lleberldwemmung su Seu Siflin.
Gier,ig Ienitcn fIb r1l's 0eben sefoms
men. Die einsisen Spfer, bereu 9tamsu
iopeit ermittelt purben, finS: Srau Wats
calf uno Sodter, SEQ. &obe:tI' Scott,
Or. Smens unb elm Sinh. 81 eritaner
befinoet ii1 unter ben Spfern. aellp's
Stand ertranfen 81 uub 3u Bee Stand
10 Merifaner, iopie Soiepb gtu Jsuebf
@attin uno 4 S0bnen uno eine al re Sral
unb &inb.
Das S;G Gen Sen 5iflin iit iaft sdn;s
lid, serii0rt, uno nur adt Sduier blieben ftes
hen. Das @eridtssebdube unb 9efdngniB
tpurben peggeriiien. Die 8ep0lteruns BON
ct. 4nqeles periufte, ben Semobuern bes
Stabt6ens III Siilfe Su fornnien, murbe ies
bod burd) bic furdtbare Sewalt Der Str0=
mung baran perhiubert. Gsilf gsssurars
tis nod unnlDsiid, peH nprSli4en ARM bes
Condo ~ treusu, Die 3uftanpf in Der
iberfdwsnil1ten Gsgenb Iinb riubeidreiblid1,
HHS Der teleSrapbiide Serfebr 1T nod ntdt
uieSer hereaielt. Sis jetf bat man nod
fein Spfer auiaeiuubsu init susnabmt
Der ErQu MctcalI uuo ihrer Sodlter.
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Srn eilier tpabniinniscn Trau erz
rSSCrAnf

@ortbinston, SnO., 26. ausnif. -
gSilliam Chapman, Elm altltfer Yiaun,
purDe geftern Ibenb bon ieiner trriinnisen
Srnu ernorbet. Sorbe;eitnngen tparen o.
trofien tporben, I'M iie mad elmer Srrenau=
ffalt 81 ididen, uno ibr Mann bate fe in
ben letten Sagen bepaft. Wtan alaubt,
baB fie, ais er ermiibet eiugeidlafen mar,
bic @eleaenbett benubte, ibm ben pals BON
Sbr 31 Sbr nit einem 9taiirmefer gu burdz
idJneiben. Sbre betben S6dter b0rteu Elm
@erduId) unb eilten nod bem Simmer, ians
ben bic Sbiire aber perldlofen. 9lls iie bie>
ielbe aufbreden mollteu, brobte bic Srriirs
nige, ibnen bas 2eben gu uehmen, fpenu iie
einbrdn6en. Die Mdbden holten fid Seis
ftanb, uno bte 0l6rSerin uuroe in Siderbeit
Qebraflt.
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SibSD'S Sbarpfcnriac.

gtem =Yort 81. Gnguit.-auf Serans
luiiuns S'9onopau 3oIia's bielten beute
etpa 100 Yerlouen, iuelde @elb gu oem iriz
iden rSfirmiibing 6uub" beiieuerteu, cine
8erIainmluug unb beratbitlagteu iber
Mafreselu, nm bic @uratoren gu elmer 9te=
denidaftsabIesung 81 slpiuarn. Siele Sro=
bungen tuurOeu in Der Se.ianlmlung ausgez
ffOben. 9ioiia bebauptete, es befdnben ftd
S3c, 600 in Sduvcn Der @uratoren. Gin ans
iieben Wiitgliebern Deficiencies @omite murbe
idlteblif ernannt, tpeldes Die @uratoren
beiud1en nub fie iiber ben Serbleib bes Gel
hcS befranen inll.