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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

A big handed sawyer named Shaw,
Put his finger too near the buzz saw,
He saw his mistake,
But each pain aud ache,
st. Jacobs Oil cured in his paw.
A rheumatic old man named Meekcr,
Was sick a whole year in Topecker,
He there would have died,
But St. Jacobs Oil tried,
1t sent him back cured TO Osweeger.
Both Lydia +. Pinkham's Veg.
ctable Compound and Blood Purifier
are prepared at 233 and 235 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price of
either, 81. Six bottles for 50. Sent
by mail in the form of pills, or OF
lozenges, on receipt of price, 81 per
box tor either. Mrs. Pinkham free
ly all letters of inquiry.
Enclose &c. stamp. Send for pam
phiet. Mention this paper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
4 MILL. AND TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE.

On Monday. April 2nd. 1S>3. | VIII
offer for sale at the Court House door
in Hilishorn. the old Lyon Mill aud q
acres IF heavy timber land. Terms
made known on day of sale.
TMOS. W. HOLDEN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

M,>srs. w. \. Robbins & Co.,
Rockingham, n. c., say "Brown's
Iron Buffers is highly appreciated
here. Ii gives entire satisfaction"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17

One year. to be paid IN advance, $3.50.
SIX months. *l.W.
Three months, 50 cts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER.

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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-03-17
SUBSCRIPTION

lTIEDAY. ---- MARCH II, 1888.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

The taller in Macon. Ga. heard . noise
st night in the cells above his once.
Going mp stairs, he found one OF the
women prisoners trying to escape by
crawling mp the chimney. An account
SAYS that he scal,ed her attention to the
fact that after. reaching the top OF the
building there was no possible way 70 get
down without falling, and then vent down
stairs. and wa troubled no more with the
noise"
A Philadelphia game Of baseball be-
tween mines Of girls was notable for neat
and jaunty costumes, a careful lodging Oh
the swift balls, q never-failing sscrihce OF
all else to the requirements OF grace. and
an interesting exhibit OF the feminine
style Of throwing. The pitcher is de-
scribed as gentleness itself, and the catch
ing as ~palrably hampered by the absence
of aprons.
A poet from Boistfort, W. T., contrib
| utes some stanzas to the country paper in
. truly rural" style. The following Is
the beginning Of the poem:
Boistfort is improving very much,
But some people say it is not such.
All my life I've lived here.
And l can see il has changed within agar,
A gray-eyed Tennessee girl is said to have
| discovered that she can make her eyet
look blue by wearing a dark blue velvet
lining to her hat and eating loaf sugar
slightly favored with cologne water
Grsy-eyed young men make their eyei
look red by taking another kind OF flavor
ing with or without sugar.
As an example Of the pride which ser
wants feel in their masters, this story il
told at Saratoga: Once Mrs. Fargo's mar
servan was asked whose children he wa
driving. And sure, have We no eyes? 2
he asked Indignantly. cts Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S children"
Capt. Williams, the celebrated "clubber'
Of the New York police force. never dranl
wine or liquor in his life. A man whit
aims to do his duty. the Captain thinks
should have steady nerves. His clut
never missed fire.
"If this is not the solid truth. floor mi
with Q watermelon, aud give the pieces Il
the Sunday school scholars" is o form o.
speech which il regarded in Georgia as i'm
parting conclusiveness to an assertion.
A 16-year-old Brooklyn wife wants
divorce from her 17-year old husband. an,
the latter has no objection, because ever.
time he gets q cents worth Of molssse
candy she begs him for half.
Poor creatures I" exclaimed Mrs. Gros
grain, looking at the pictures of mud
savage women /; mo clothing Of any kind
I wonder what the poor things have t
talk about?"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

For the last four or Eve years, says the
stockton Herald in discussing John
Msckay's recent venture in telegrAphy,
Mackay has been that most unusual Of
characters, . millionaire out Of . Job.
The Comstock ceased to yield, and the
field Of mining stock speculation con-
tracted nearly to the point Of piuching
out. His business left him, without de-
priving him Of his vast store Of money.
He has been wandering over the world,
seeing and learning. and he has met the
Eastern money kings who govern the in
dustry and N Of the country, to
say nothing Of it, politics. He has
measured himself with Gould and Van
derbils and the rest Of the mouarchs Of
the financial world. and feels that he il
able to cope with them There il ~
much vanity and ~ strong . desire for
supremacy among m~illionaires - there il
among ilugeers On any other class Of men.
It morsiAes Mackay to be looked upon u
. man who has got his fortune by blind
luck. He feels . desire to cross financial
swords With the moneyed giants, and
this desire has moved him to throw dowr
the gags TO Jay Gould, the boss Of then
all.
Mackay i . man Of far larger capacity
than he gets credit for. He is able I,
handle great enterprises. and it will no
surprise NJ at all to find him within
few years dominating Gould and Wander
bilt and the whole crowd Of Easter
millionaires. Moreover. he 10 . man o
generous nature and concerns himsel
with schemes for the betterment Of nan
kind. though few suspect him Of such
ph~ilanthropic weakness, and the streal
Of patriotic sentiment that Is in him ma
find expression in the odd form Of smash
ing monopolies BY running them to deaf
by business rivalry.
We predict that Mackay will make tn
Postal Telegraph Company . success, an
that he will force the Western Union t
knuckle to him. He has the necessar
motive. the needful money and tn
requisite brains to fight Jay Gould. an
the people will be the gamers by tn
contest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

The Trouble Between France and
ChinA-Each Trying to Get the
Best Of she other by Diplomacy
Outline OF An Alleged Agreement
Etc.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKSrIsEL-i
PARIS, Sept. s.-Figaro published the
following a. the principal points OF agree
ment arrived at by the Marquis Tseng,
Chinese ambassador, and M. Lecour'
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, for
the settlement Of the Tonquin question::
The French Protectorste to be hereafter
confined to the Delta and Red River.
China to open the navigation OF Red
River down to Lao Kay. which shall be
the only point open to trade with Yun
Nan. The frontier at all other points to
be closed by the establishment OF . neu-
trail zone, which shall be garrisoned 0y
the Annamites. China undertakes 70 pre-
vent further incursions OF black Tags.
The sovereignty Of China over AMMAN to
be recognized by q mere act OF homage,
| after which China will recognize the treaty
| OF Hue. The French force OF occupation
| 10 be limited to 4, 600 men.
: DURHAM, Sept. S.-Seventy armed boers
have crossed the borders Of ~Irsondula,
| presumably for the rescue of King Cete'
wayo.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The Standards
Hongkong special says the absence OF thu
British feet ct the present time from Chr
| nese waters excites the deepest indigna
| ton among the English residents there
| and all other Chineee ports, rs the rela
tons between Europe and the natives
throughout China have altogether changed
| since the opening of the French policy o
aggression in Tonquin. Recent reports o
reverses to French arms rave material,
damaged the prestige Of all foreigners il
China.
AaRAM, Sept. 8.-An anti-Magyar mo
assembled here last evening and smAshe'
the windows Of the Government Offices Oh
which was the Hungarian e%scutcheon
Troops were ordered ont and the rioter
we're dispersed ct the point of the bayonet
Monster meetings are called for to-day an
tomorrow, and it b feared the peasant
will Join the mob. A battalion of troop
has been dispatched to Seagornen. wher
trouble is also expected.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-The Daily New
states i. has reason to believe that Msrqui
1ScuS CiiuSn no btiOubiy 10 CfoA W a
hope Of European arbitration betweel
China and France in view Of the enormou
prepondersnce Of the trade CT England
Germany, and even America, over that O
France in the East. 1t is thought th
Cabinets Of neutral powers would be full.
justified in offering their friendly service
to France and China.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-A Paris dispatch say
q member Of the Chinese Embassy at Pari
states that nothing in the nature OF
treaty between France and China has ye
been agreed upon. China submitted he
proposal, and now awaits q counter pre-
posal from France. China demands tina
her suzerainty over AMMAN be sustaine
exactly as it hitherto existed. and an
idea of . merely honorary suzerainty can
not be entertained by the Chinese Govern
ment. This will be the keynote to all til
negotiations that have begun in relation t
the treaty between the two countries. Maj
quis Tseng leaves Paris for London Sur
day. and will not return until he receive
proposals from France.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINEL.1
s'Sit Down, Sir; SIT Down.

"Sit Down, Sir; SIT Down."
VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. 8.-Three white
men, indicted for the murder Of several
Cinnamon last Spring, were tried and
acquitted yesterday. The Chief Justice
who tried the case said that after the man
ner in which the Chinese witnesses had
given their evidence the reluctance of the
white witnesses made him ashamed Of
being q white man. When the verdict was
given several persons applauded. among
whom was . young lawyer. He was
ordered to stand before the Chief Justice,
who administered a severe lecture, ending
with the remark: 'Sit down, sir; sit
down; you are an ass"
Collisi0n-welIs-Far Fargo E~njoined.
PORTLAND, Sept. S.--As the steamship
Empire was putting out to sea from Seattle
yesterday she collided with the steamer
Washington. Damages slight. Fog very
dense. 1t is said the officers Of the En-
pire were criminally careless.
Judge Green Of Seattle, in the case OF
the ex parte-temporary injunction granted
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Company
W. the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, restraining the railroad from eject
ing Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S agents from the
trains, has overruled the motion to dis
solve. Wells Fargo are enjoined from
establishing agencies after this date. Thus
the matter stands in Washington, Idaho
and Montana.
San Francisco Intelligence.
BAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 8.-The California
Redwood Co.. with Falkner. Bell 4 Co. of
this city q agents. has been incorporated
with . capital Of $4,000. 900. The company
10 formed to purchase . large tract Of red.
wood land in the vicinity Of Humboldt,
together with mills. tugboats and other
property necessary for the carrying on Of
: large lumber business.
Beecher's third lecture at the Metropoli.
tan Temple last night WAS slightly better
attended. Eight hundred people were
present. Subject: Evolution aud Rsvo-
luton"
Yellow Fever Reports.
TUCSON. Sept. ga telegram received
this afternoon stated there were three cases
Of yellow fever on the incoming express.
The Health Officer wen to wilmot to ex-
anime the case and found them to be . type
of malarial. It is reported that three
Mexicans. sick with yellow fever, crossed
the line Al Nogales to-day.
Mills to start Up.
VIRGINIA, Sept. 8.-The rsnchmen will
turn on the water, and the mills on the
Carson will start up In two weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

The remarkable suicide OF Prof. Won Put
litz OF the University Of Berlin has been
generally accounted for IN the theory that
he had taken part in what the Germans
call an American duel, and had drawn the
lot that required him to take his W life;
but now comes . story, published in the
Danziger Zeitung. that the real motive for
the suicide was the fear Of exposure Of .
peculiar fraud that Won Putlitz had been
guilty Of in building up . reputation for
learning and ability which had won his
profcssorship for him, and which gave him
his standing in the world Of letters and
science. At the same university there was
formerly . blind professor Of great talent
and scholarship, known to all German
scholars ~ DR.. Duhring, and this nan ia
said to have written . work for Won Put
litz. which the latter palmed off upon the
world - his own; but he promised to pay
Duhring 5000 marks about 5 $500 for
it. and on his failing 10 keep his agree-
Duhring threatened to send the
manuscript Of the work to the
Of the University Of Halle, whore
Won Putlitz had been called to ill one OF
The principal chairs. The story is told in
such . name that II IL we're . mere in
the author would hardly seem
to escape prosecution under the
German Law.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

The enormous loss Of life and property
caused by the Java eruption and the
earthquake ct Isohia suggest the ques-
ton whether nothing oan b done
TO guard against such calamities. In
some countries in which earthquakes
f~rsqusntly OCCUR buildinss are often con-
structsd in such : ri - to resist
the shocks. and the sdoption Of . suita-
BILE style Of architecture whore sxpsri.
snos has shown that the crust OF the
earth l. unstable would undoubtedly
rave many lives and . great deal OF
property. Yet, = Wa seen 81 lachia. .
~prscaution 70 ample i often ~diarsgarded,
and buildings which tumble down 81 the
first shock are still erected in the neigh.
borhood Of volcanoes. II i more dif6-
cult TO guard against volcanic sruptions.
and the most sensible thing would be to
keep away from volcanoes. But many
volcanic districts seem to have irresisti-
BILE attractions for human inhabitants,
and Java furnishes : striking illustra-
ton Of this fact. Although il has many
times suffered from volcanic eruptions.
in which Thousands Of it, inhabitants
have psrished, yet it, attractions arc %
grsst that il u ons Of the most densely
populated spots on the globe; and it il
not likely that wen the present calamity.
the greatest perhaps in the history of the
island, will cause many Of it, 20. ZOO. 900
inhabitants to remove TO less hazardous
portions Of the earth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

think IL the Cinnamon only chewet
tobacco and drank whisky and voted th,
Democratic ticket they would all have
been received very kindly.-Henry
Ward Bsscher.
The San Francisco Call. which usually,
for sweet policy's sake. is dainty in crit.
cism, il it ventures to criticise at al.
says:
II thfs is . fair specimen Of Mr..
Beecher's thinking. the world would not
suffer il he should take . rest. A pro-
fesssd humorist, like Mark Twain. who
is nothing il not funny. is permitted TO
utter absurdities for the humor there
may be in them. No one cares what
such . person may think, nor supposes
him capable Of thinking at all. But
Mr.. Beecher has stood on . higher plane,
md ct one time was worth more serious
consideration. Lecturers who travel
from town TO town, and recite their plat
itudes for > much money, are not re-.
quirsd TO be instructive, but they should
not misrepresent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09
ONO AFPArRs.


We regard Ohio, ~ far - the prohibi.
ton question is concerned. to be in the
same position now that Iowa was in two
or three years ago. At that time the
Iowa friends Of personal liberty did not
seem to have . full conception Of the
danger threatening them. Not . few of
them still continued to adhere to the Re-
publican party, and 20 did the German
party papers.
In Ohio we observe the Cincinnati
Volksblatt, Freie Presse and Cleveland
Anzsiger. papers that should be fighting
in the front ranks Of personal liberty, ON
account Of the patronage they receive
from the friends Of the latter. doing their
best TO defeat Hoadly and to elect Fora
ker and : Republican Legislature, j. ..
. prohibition Legislature. They can
afford to do so for the present. because
not . few of the Republican friends Of
personal liberty do the same-the water
has not come up TO their mouths a.
yet, and like their Iowa brethren Of
two years ago, they still hope against
hope.
Now We predict that two years hence,
If the Republican ticket should be elected.
there will be in Ohio y many German
Republican papers and German Republic
cans a. there are now in Iowa-none at
ell. Evidently = Ohio Germans do not
like to profit from the sorrowful expert
ence Of their Iowa friends. They have
to 60 through the same ordeal in order
to get cured OF their blind partisan love.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

in the Court Of Gseral Sessions next
month.
A Small oyster Crop.
NEW YoKK. Sept. Princes Bay oyster
men say the oyster crop is the smallest for
r0vcsr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09
WANTED

A T ALL TIMES. LIVE ENERGETIC n md
"A 70 sell Tunison's Celebrated Msp FOL.
Charts; 800 per mouth guaranteea ss "a.
lowing our instructions. for rsi m2s-2m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

It IL said dwarfs die Of premature old
age and giants Of exhaustion. Still Alec.
Stephens held ont we'll, and David Davis
hasn't exhausted yet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09
Private DancingLessons

DERsoxs DESIRING TO LnA M latest
n.y. ~ I viii he taught Il their residences
by the undersisned. Round dances , spee u he
Terms, moderate. Orders may % pocK.
SENTINEL once. (aulbtfl LOUIS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

DtBBlT METAL-FRoM 100 TO 400
~ pounds OF babbit metal for sals ct the
eRNxINuL once. Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

T OAN SHOW THOUsANDs OF LETTERs
l. from persons from all psrts Of the Union
and Canada. to testify to It's merits and the
benefit II has Afforded Is . family remedy and
tonic, AID has been Endorsed BY the medical
faculty - the best whisky for dys pepsia. fndi.
gestion, etc. Sold in ali Eastern States and
and gives universal satisfaction. It IL highly
recomme ended by the Faculty in all cases OF
Nervousness. Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Chills and Fever. etc. II Is now
introduced TO the public Of the Pacific slope,
Endorsed by the certificates Of the eminent DR..
Dana Hayes. State Assayer OF Massachusetts,.
and Rev. H.. O Louderbsck Of 81. Louis, No ,
both gentlemen prominent in their profession,
and which II q guarantee to all buyers Of its
purity and quality. CAUTION-None genuine
unless tabled with my signature over the cork
q. sIMMONDS. Mslsrial diseases OF all
kinds especially yield to its powerful action.
Hothing equals II a. an appetizer. Its tonic
properties are grand. and 1t renews wasted vi
tslity and reiuvinst-s the system. Try 1t M
become convinced. Country orders promptly
attended to-. Families supplled by the gallon.
Sold by grocars. druggists and liquor dealers.
r. sADIER sole agent for Kursks. Sold by
Trowbridge L Co., Typo. se8d4w4m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09

New YoRK. Sept. e.-Gsorge W. Conk-
ling yr., nov IN Nevada. who shot and
killed Hsverstiek. will b brought 10 trial
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-09
Attention, Richmonds.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
i Richmond Hose Co. No. 8 will be held It
their Hose House on MONDAY EVENING,
Sept. 10. 1883. at 7 80 O'CLOCK. All members Of
the company are requested to be present, as
business Of importance will come before the
meeting. FRANK MORSE, Foreman.
N. BOWLING. Secretary. sep9-1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-19
Brdnee.

Nens SrIeans, II. Wdr3. - 0as
Sampfboot o@rano Ssle," "peldes an SteGe
bes fiir3ltd| untergegan9enen n2)a3oo" 3loi-
iten Sagon, NaC9u unb Tenia8 fubr, gez
rietb am ODnnerffag Nafmittag BEL 8ils
ion's Gambling i'm Slads8ioer in Srano unU
tpurbe iammt ieiner 2abung, 900 8alIen
8aumpoue uuo 1000 Sdde Sau1eu, oous
ftGnbig ,erf6rt. Neni6eu tameu ntdt NM
2eben. 9aS 0ampfbcot bate etueu @ertb
bon $25, ,000 unb mar nur nit $4,000 DER
ihert.
Bofton, II. Mdrs.-3u @Giott, @aine,
brannte beute Norgen baS Yaiiagier= uno
6radltSetot Der ,Bortianb, Saco uab 8ort8s
mouth. gahn" nteber. 9a ii6 baS Boltamt
in sem @ebduoe befanb, 10 tuuroen etue
Merge Brieii6aftsn Elm Raub Der 6lam-
men.
Sadicnoilte, Eer., II. NGr;. - Gin
enu;ss SduIergeoterte I'M @eifdftstbeile Der
Stabt, nit @inidluB bes Yofamtes, tuuroe
geftern eingeGihert. Der angeridtete Sta.
ben betrdgt 100000.
BQibtugton, Yenni., II. WGr,.-0te
bisfge gleipeibfabrit, Gtgeutbum elmer It,
tien9eielifuit, tpurbe beute Ibenb total
burdl Seuer serit6rt. Serluit $4,000 bic
$50, 600, Serfiderung 100000.
ct. 9outs, II. Wars.- Die 8oIipin.
nerei III Nsrico, gto., tpurben geitern burd
Seuer SerfGrt. Serluft $4,000.
ct. S obns, Gue., II. Rdr3.-@apers
i3iegelbitte sing beute frTb in Slammer
auf. Serluft $4,000.
Sanbmid), Sus., 18. WfGr;. - 9tt
! Sabrii Der ySanbtpif. .Wauufa acturiug=@o.
| fiel beute ben Slammen sum 6aube, unt
;tpei benatbarte @ebdube purbeu beihG
bigt. Gerluff $4,000.
Sami1ton, 8, IS. Rdr,. - Pattiior
& @ulbmell's nRtami= SduappSbrenuerei'
murbe beute abeno eiuseaidert. @erIuf
| err 000 biS S10O 0O0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-19
Gasest,eui uisgetteu.

Sic s omrHuniit itens 8 m On fir q :
tiouen, bic geitern In Yarts uno @enf III
Scene geiest tperben ioIten, itub uuterblie'
ben ODER meni9ften8 ohne erpdbuensnertbe
8ubeft0runssn perlaufen. Gtlihe fleiHere
Seriammlungen in iran;0iiideu Yrooinstal.
ffdbten tpurbeu auflel0ft, obne baB bic Yoli@
asi auf ernfttideu 8ioerlanb flies.
Ans gStnbior, Guglanb, fomnlt bic
Sunbe bon einem 0torbanfaue auf 0abn
Florence Sirie, eiue notortetdtsiiidttgeSrau,
Die fif in letterer 3eit burd ibre tn Der
gSines" nnb anberen Vonboner SlGttern
per0ffentlidten 4nflasen gesen Die Siibrer
Der iriiden 2anbliga ben SaB pieler Sren
suge;ogen bot. SIRE 4ngaben iiber ben Sors
fan, Die mir in unieren Sepeidenipalten mit<
tbeilen, flingen h0dit rneriipiiroig uno erinz
nern fart on ben ansebltdeu 4ugriff auf
ben Negerfabetteu @bittafer Su sSeitpoint.
lleber bas 8td1t eines Qr;tes CUR
Sornah etner Sbbuftiou mel,
bet bic ,,Sts;tg." ans gfem=y orf: yDDr.
gSu. .Srpan, Der Sberar;t bes ySabnemannz
Soipitals," bate Sonnerfas i'm 9ertdt Der
Spe;ial aifisu ole auscilaster su erldei'
men. Seik Sergehen beitano oartn, oab er
on Der 2eid3e beS i'm Soipital am gSetb<
nad,tsmorgsn peritorbener Samuel @or OBJ
ne GrlanbntE Der Guperpaubteu bss 0este.
rem cine Sbouftion porgenommen bate.
Rad3 gernebmung mebrerer 3eugen besiig'
lid bes Gbstbeifanbes iagte Or. Srpan
aus, bas er i'm 3peifel geweien, oh @or on
2ungenent,iiubung ober tspbOiem Sieber ges
ftorben fei. @s mar fir lbn brtngeno Hotb'
iueubig, bieie Srase befinittu feft3ulislsn,
nm i'm lesteren Safe Sorforge gegen 4nitets
tung 3u treffeu. Inter ben lmitanoen nahm
er eiue Sbbuttion Dor, obue jebOd TN ftrtt:
ten Stnne bss @ortes BITE '2etfe ;u iestren.
VS. babe nur bic CUR Seitiiellung Der Sooes'
nrlade notbmenbige unteriudung ftattge'
1unoen. Sas 9eridt fanb ben Softor yntdt
l9nlpt9." Sames Cor, Der 8ruber bes Ser.
forbenen, NOR Sldgsr In benz Halle.m
Ans lento II, Benni., mirb folasnbs
onoerbare 3opfbiebfabIsge.
d. | d te berittet: sSu eiuem Sauie on
9orbonffrabe tpobnt eiue Namtlte Smitb,
uuo bieie berihtste Der YoIi,ei, oaS In oer
Wittpob sNaft Elm @in6reder in bic gSob.
nuug gebrungsn iet uuo Der 16 idhriaeu
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