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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
WHITING.

4. A. Pond has gone to Boston this
week with carload of sheep.
On Wednesday of this week the ladies
of the town met at Mrs T. g. Fairs.
Mrs. Buflum and daughter of Glen's
Falls, y. Y, are visiting in town.
Mr. Nelson Hubbard, wife and adopted
son returned to their home at Iorkville,
Kendall Co., ILL.,, last week.
And now Joel and Matte Quelch have
a fine boy baby at their house. All are
doing nicely.
There will be select school either at
the south part or center of our town this
fall.
There are few thousand pounds of
25-cent wool in town when wanted at
that price.
Mrs. f. Il. Delano has come to town tc
visit her daughter and family, Mrs Mary
ID. Green.
Mr.. Greene, general agent for the War
ncrMOWlng Machine CO.. was Ill FOWL
last week looking after the interests OF
the company.
Four wool buyers were in town las
week and 20 cents was paid for a few
lots. This is certainly encouraging tc
the wool growers.
The railroad company are shipping
wood from the main line to the she'd Il
ShOrcham station. This will give TN
section men job. rainy days, in pilin!
! the wood.
Several of our towns-peoplc went It
! Leicester Center last Sunday afternoon
to hear the Rev. Mr.. Williams preach
Mr.. Williams i, travelling for and in tn
interest of the Domestic or Home Nil
SionS society.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
BRISTOL.

c. E. Smith has his new barn nearly
completed.
Mrs. circuit, nearly 30 years of age, is
quite feeble.
Fred Landon of EIinesburgh is in town
for Il day or two.
Forrest Sherwin and " cub " Chase are
soiourning at the lake.
The town authorities are at work ON
the check list nowadays.
The selectmen are strengthening and
grading the Mill hill in the village.
Miss Hattie Narnev. eldest daughter of
NJ. :. Narney. is in very poor health.
Three two-horSc loads of Middlebury
people were at Ridley's last Saturday.
The Wcbber quartette will appear at
Holley hall about the first of September.
Rev. Mr.. Gregory of the Methodist
church preached at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening.
Holley hall was filled to overlooking
last Saturday night by those who went to
hear and see Prof Dayton.
The Bristol Lecture association held its
annual meeting last Saturday evening,
and elected the following board of off
GERS : f. \. IIa>Sctine, president; II. f.
Taylor, vice president; :. W. Hatch, sec
rotary; W. \. Lawrence. treasurer; W.
II. BOSworth. J. y. Roseman. F. W.
Nash. f. VI. Kent and II. :. sumner, cX-
ecutive committee.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
New HAVEN.


Mrs. \. NJ Roscoe and family are
camping at Basin IIarbor.
Mrs. Elmina langdon White left for
her home in Granville, y. Y. on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. g. Matthews leave
his week for ST. Lawrence county, y.
Y. to visit friends.
Mrs. Emma Wicker and children. who
have been in town for several weeks.
left for Barre on Tuesday to visit sister
Mrs. ChaS. W. Rogers has been quite
sick with crysipcla>, but is improving !;
and Cecil Partch, youngest son of VIM.
Partch, is down with fever. DR.. Preston
attends the latter.
The Selectmen report much Ubtu>eneSS
on the part of some who think they have
the right to 90 on the check list "a fully
qualified because they have voted for
years unqueStioned, howbeit they can
nor stand all the tests.
Mrs. Ellen (WooSter) Condell and
daughter of Elilabethtown. y. j.. has
been spending Il few days here among
friends. Mrs. Condell was for many
years resident of town, her parents liv-
ing upon the farm now owned by Dea
Henry BarrowS.
Miss Martha BarrOwS, IA returned mis-
Nlonary, was present last Sunday even
ing and gave an account of the work il
Japan, where she has been laboring TO
the past ten years. She will spend tn,
winter in California with her sister. Mrs
Barton, returning to her field in TN
coming spring.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
OTHER WASHINGTON News.

The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton of Fitz John Porter.
Among the clerks dismissed from the
patent office Saturday was Miss Alice +.
Meikleham, the granddaughter Of PreSi-
dent Thomas jefferson.
-Four private pension bulls were vetoed
by President Cleveland Monday. In
each case he clearly sets forth his reason
for doing so. and the material history of
the case.
Congress has finally appropriated S5G.-
800 for the statue of Liberty Inaugural
ton and wisely StipulateS that none of
this money shall be used in the purchase
of >pirituou> drinks.
Among the recent claims presented to
the treasury is one from Lawyer W. W.
Culver of New York for prize money due
Commodore John Paul Jones for British
vessels captured during the revolutiona-
ry war. Culver i attorney for the adj
minStrat0r of the estate of George Smith
to whom it j. alleged Jones assigned thi,
| prize money.
Senator Van Wyck has submitted hi,
minority report upon the bill to "dcclarc
forfeiture of lands granted to the New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and NickSbur4
railroad company. and to confirm title t.
certain lands and for other purposes.
The report terms the grant to the Back
bone company the most improvident anc
reckless act of land grant lcgiS Station dur
ing the last - years: the most open anC
brazcn of frauds, Offering the most def
amt hostility to honest methods. and will
no pretense or effort to do anything bu
SWndlc the United States.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
WEYBRIDGE.

Judge Harrington is able to walk
around in his room.
Extensive repairs are to be made on
the mill dams as soon as the water will
admit.
Some tons of butter are being shipped
from the creamery by Col IIurlburt, the
agent.
A very heavy storm prevailed here on
Sunday night, which was very welcome.
1t was excellent for the grass.
Those i'll in town are Mrs. NJ. n. Ba-
ker and Miss Minnie Percival, who have
both severe bilious attacks.
NJ. +. Sprague and Philo Buck are at
Fort Cassin this week. John A. Harring-
ton and &. II. Ihorne are at Ausable
chasm.
The check list for the town will be
found at the public places after this week.
Give it your attention, if you wish to
vote at the coming struggle.
Col. Hurlburt, o. X. Brittell, j. II.
Sprague, l.. b. Dodge and wives spent
last week at Basin IIarbor. John Brit
tell, Frank Hurlburt and Ernest A. Stur.
tevant were also along, making quite a
jolly party.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
State OepS.

There are - firms engaged in the gran
lite industry in Barre.
The Prohibitionists of Caledonia county
will hold "A convention tomorrow.
EX-Gov. st. John of Kansas is booked
to speak at three temperance camp-mect-
ings in the State this month.
4 railroad woodshed belonging to the
Central Vermont was burned Monday
night at Milton; loss, about $1,000.
Carrie Barnard of Springfield, French
mill girl, killed herself by poisoning, the
other day.
st. Johnsbury has a Salvation army
detachment, which has leased a building
for one year, and began work Thursday.
A heron was shot at Woodford, the
other day. that measured six feet and
three inches from tip to tip of wings and
was five feet in hight.
The trustees of the university of Yer
mont will try to add $500, 900 to the gen
eral fund to begin the second century OF
its existence with, in 1891.
For the fiscal year ending June 30
| 1856, Ncrmont'S internal revenue collec-
tions amounted to So, 503.l7-the small.
lest showing made by any State in the
! Mon.
The Lamoille county Republican con
vention held at Hyde Park, july 30, nom
mated J. b. Slayton for Senator, ant
unanimously adopted Edmunds resolu
tons.
The Western Vermont Agricultural
society will hold its annual fair at Fair
mount park, Fair Haven, Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, September Is, p
and 30.
An Underhill woman who has fOu
husbands living and was about to MARI!
IA fifth has been bound up for trial at tn
Chittenden county court on the charg
70 bigamy.
George NJ. Delaney has bought tn
plot of ground on the north side of Mai
street, Burlington, opposite the Va
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
County lleps.
BRIDPORT.

Fletcher's store was broken into Sun
day night All that is missed is some
S12.
The school i'm the Hamilton district,
taught by Miss Mamie Williams, closed
last Friday with Il picnic in the woods
The scholars not having any tardy or alb
sent marks were: Alice Hebert, Della
Ilcbert, Lilly Shacllett, Albert Hebert'
Fred Miner, Charlie Hamilton, Harry
Hamilton, George Hamilton, Frank Ham
iton, George Burns, Fred Burns, Peter
Richard, Charlie Richard. The whole
number of scholars was n; average at
tendance per day.22 LOO. There was not
a tardy mark ON the register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
DOME STIC.

Nearly l2OO picnicer> near Halifax, y.
s.. were poisoned seriously Friday. No
cause has yet been discovered
EX-PreSident Arthur is reported to be
fast regaining his accustomed health and
vgor at New London on the Sound.
Francis Murphy, the temperance agita-
tor, says that he has administered the
pledge to 10000 persons since last Sep
TENDER. He is still at work in Ohio.
The mercury reached ~ degrees at
80 p. III. in New York city on Thurs
day. Eighteen cases of heat proStration
were reported. one proving fatal.
\ mail-pouch containing money and
valuable papers amounting to SSO,OOO
has been stolen between New York and
Pittshurg. The authorities are very re-
tcent,
The yacht Mary Craig capSized of San
dy Hook, y. Y, in the storm of Friday
night. Six ladies and young man were
drowned. Seven others were rescued
| from the Rigging ny tug.
The English Baptist church at Reading
/ Pa, many of whose members have been
active in the prosecution of liquor sellers,
was partly wrecked Saturday by an eX-
ploSion of dynamite placed on the porch
of the building.
y second source of natural gas in Wis
cunSin has been discovered at DundaS il
Calumet county. 1t flows out of the
earth in abundance and the neighhoring
region is greatly excited over the dis
cuvery.
Brodie, the bootblack who jumped from
the Brooklyn bridge, after having beer
thoroughly advertised by the court, ha'
been released upon nominal bail. and vii
now become an inmate of BOwery dime
museum.
The Michigan State Prohibition con
vention last week indorsed woman sui
frage, favored unrestricted coinage of sill
yer, the abolition of national banks ant
the Improvement of the laborerS inter
ests Samuel Dickie was nominated fo
governor
An excursion train on which were Gen
eral Logan and Governor Alger of New
Jersey and families and q. \. Il. delega
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06

is owing to the cutting of the trees on
the lands which feed them. 1t is time
this disastrous business was stopped and
lawmakers cannot begin any too soon to
frame laws to that end.-.St. J0hnSbury
C0IedOnidH.
Mrs. A. G. Lowell of Chester tried to
kill her four-years-old daughter, the other
day, by cutting its throat with razor
The child's grandmother interposed and
took away the weapon, but not until the
woman had drawn it across her own
throat in an attempt to commit suicide.
The mother has been sick in bed, and
says she can remember nothing of what
has happened The deed was committed
with dull razor. and deep cash was
the iugular vein. The insane mother
would have accomplished her object but
for the interference of the grandmother.
who heard the child scream, rushed into
the room and grappeld with her daught-
er. who upon seeing her, rushed into a
corner of the room and tried to cut her
own throat. but only partly succeeded
before the razor was taken from her
Much sympathy is felt for the woman
and her three young children, and there
is a good deal of feeling against her nus
band. whose desertion was the indirect
cause of the sad affair. Child and mother
will both recover, but close watch over
! the woman i kent
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06

tons. came into collision with another in
Echo canon, Utah, on Friday. The en-
gines were wrecked. The passengers es-
capped injury.
There was great crop of thunder
storms in New England Friday. MI
merous houses were struck and burned
and people killed in Boston, Attleboro,
Providence and elsewhere. The storm
nearly amounted to a tornado at Great
Darlington, Mass.
From Isle Royal in Lake Superior come
reports to Milwaukee that its fishermen
are suspected of having rihed the bodies
of the 10 victims lost on the Algoma dis
aster last fall and that to avoid detection
they sunk the corpses far out in the lake.
\ revenue cutter has gone to investigate.
Editor :. +. Schewitsco of the Volks
Zeit'Hg of New York was arrested Mon
day afternoon as one of the defendants
in Paul Bauer's suit to recover $4,000
from the paper named. because of its
recent publications declaring boycott
on Bauer's place of business at Coney
island.
Gen. Logan spoke Saturday night in
the Grand Army headquarters at Salt
Lake city, Utah. He told the polvga-
nous Mormons they must obey the laws.
No organization. he said, could success
fully resist the spirit of civilization and
the laws of the republic. They must
give up resistance or leave the country.
An examination of the accounts of
William F. Picrson. cashier and chief
bookkeeper of the American Baptist Pub
LEGATION society of Philadelphia. disclosed
that he was defaulter to the extent of
100000. Last March Pierson was thrown
from his carriage and had his leg frac-
tured and while he was laid up the books
| were investigated. He is under arrest
Upwards of sixty men, employees of
the Glasgow iron works at PottStown,
Pa, are seriously i'll with typhoid fever
due to bad drinking water. Halt dozen
men are in dying condition and two are
dead. ON Friday the spring from whence
, their drinking water was taken was
cleanSed and a huge copperhead snake,
completely decomposed, was brought to
light
/ Word comes to st. Paul. Mimi. from
= Butte, Mont. of the drowning of Miss
n Jane Macarthur, formerly of that city.
f in heroic effort to save the lives of
others. For a year she has been conduct
ing a cattle ranch ON the upper sun river
with her old mother. She was encampcd
= ON the bank of the river when Judge
Armstrong with his wife. daughter. aged
IL. son. aged -, and IA sister attempted
to ford the river with a four-hor,e team
" The horses became unrulv. ran into deer
water and upset the family into the rapit
~ current. None could SWIM Miss Nc
i Arthur. seeing the accident. plunged il
and successfully saved son. daughter anC
= mother. Going back for the sister Sh,
- was seized in il death grip by the drown
ing woman and both were lost. TIN
bodies were recovered. Miss McArthu
Is was highly esteemed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
FOREIGN.

The deaths from cholera in Japan thus
far this year have been upwards of 5000.
Able List, the distinguished German
composer. i dead of congestion of the
lungs.
The Paris Gd-cttc publishes an official
announcement that an international eNhi-
bitiou will bc held in Paris in lSS9.
The Irish national land league has or
dered it, branches in county Kerry to
prepare for a general strike against the
payment of rents.
\ special dispatch from st. Johns, y.
F., cOntradictS the sensational reports of
restitution and states that there have
been no deaths from starvation.
\ farmer named Whclan has been muir
dered near Callan in Kilkenny county,
Ireland. The deed was committed with
Ratchet and was the result of agrarian
trouble. one arrest has been made.
Tennyson has ready several new poems,
the most notable of which is continu-
ance of "Locksley Hall" the hero reap
pearing, a broken-down man of 80. with
modified views of life and liberty
Turkey is buying guns in great quanti-
ties. Herr krupp of Germany has re-
ceived Il large order and has gone to his
Essen works to oversee their manufac-
ture. 1t is proposed to buy 100000
American rifles.
\ prize-fight which resulted in the
death of one of the contestants has taken
place at Rhondda, Wales. The pugilists
were Evans and James, and 81 rounds
We're fought. Evans was carried to hiS
home in horrible condition and died
shortly.
An auction of farming effect, at Long
ford. ireland, ON Thursday was rendered
fruitleSS by the conduct of the farmers
who attended. They refused to bid un-
less the auctioneer Joined the Irish ma
tional league. He refused and the vendue
had to be declared of.
Chinese pirates captured the Dutch
steamship Hok, while bound for Penang,
from Acheen, the other day, They killed
the captain, first mate and chief engineer,
The captains wife and the rest of the
ships crew were made prisoners by the
pirates who demanded Sl5,O00 ransom.
The Dutch authorities will try to rescue
the captives and if possible punish the
pirates.
At the annual meeting of the Panama
Canal company in Paris, Monday, NJ. de
LeSseps read voluminous report. He
described the financial position of the
company, and stated that at the present
moment there is not single section of
the future canal uncontrolled for, The
? report states that the difficulties of the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06

ly bound and rapidly delivered by the
bundle carrier in windows, so that two
men will have smart work to keep up
with the machine. The various degrees
of perfection in inventive genius are
sharply brought out as the machine tray
els over the ground. The bundle even
err, the knot tyer and the fork taking
charge of each bundle when bound and
ready for delivery must he seen to be
appreciated. Mr.. Wiley operated the
harvester. Mr.. r. c. Middebrool is the
local agent and finds a ready market for
the harvester. 1t will make market
for itself whenever tested.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06

on his patients as he has done for more
than half a century.
Crops of all kinds never looked better.
Corn has recovered from its bad look of
a few weeks ago, and if success attends
the harvesting of the oat crop we believe
it will prove one of the finest ever har-
vested in town, while rye, wheat and bar
ley are proving very fine indeed
Mrs. NJ. G. Rice and her daughter, Miss
Fannie, who embarked for Europe by
steamer recently, report tolerably
smooth passage, and Mrs. Rice enjoyed it
very much, being able to partake of every
meal while Miss Fannie reports being
very seasick all through the passage.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
CORNWALL,

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Frost and daught-
or, Jennie, are in town making their
annual visit at Arson W. FroSt'S.
lmgton have been in town this week
visiting their friends and relatives.
Prof. Milo Benedict of Boston. the
noted pianist and composer. and Will
Benedict, graduate of Amherst college
of the class of Sc, with their sister.
Nellie. are visiting friends in Whiting
ana are soon to come to town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-08-06
General 11enS.
CONGRESSIONAL,

The Senate and House have spent the
past week on the appropriation bills and
have agreed upon the principal ones. In
consumed in debate over vetoed pension
bills. 1t is believed Congress will adj
journ in a very few days.
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zoe
sauerIet.

= Ser Npotbeter Seuner, benz man
S9ulb giebt, bur9 nnadtiamteit ben
Sob bes &nabeh Sones beranIaBt sl
baben, bate bic Stabt nidt perlaFen,
fonoern mar frant. gs 1T Elm Ser
baftsbefebl gege1 ibn uusgeffe0t tuorbeu
uno er bat f6 benz Sheriff freiwiuig
iiberliefert @egen Biirgi1aft bon $500
murbe er aaf freien SUB gefeBt.
Nm Greitag traf cine Sepef@e
bonn Signalbureau 3u Mafbington In
@albeiton ELM, bic einen Horoer pers
tiinbete, BET benz bic Semperatur INN
Is big 20 @rab fallen iolte. unfere
englif9en 3eitungen, bic betanntli6
iebr dngitli9er Hatur fin6, tpareft benn
aud foglei9 NIT guten &atbi9ldgen bei
Der 9anb, wie: .9olt Cure ueber.
rode berbor" ooer n9edt carte pfanaeu
5u9 u. +. IN. Mer fGon frhber Die
Weiterfignale beoba9tet bal, Der tpirb
bic @rfabrung sema6t baben, baB tie
in ben meiten Sdlen eintreffen. aber
meiitens ni9t 10 f9Iimm ausfanen.
So mar es aud oieies Mal, NDrbuinb
traf mobl elm, aber fein 9orber, unb
bic 8emperatur fiel tpdbrcnb oer Na9t
faum UNI 8 Grab.
Bel elmer S9ldgerei, bic fid am
Sonna6snb Nbenb lii ben 5tduen bon
Garter & MuualD in Der OftsSouitons
StraBe erei9nete, murbe Der grpreBs
MANN s. 9elann bon einem i'm Stale
bei@dftisten arbeiter eeitoGen.
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rnber urtbeilen tam, OBJ bic Bef1mer'
ben begriinbet ittb. ober ni6t.
nWas III ber @runo u%nierer geger>
pdrtigen 56uierigteitena
nWini9t irgenb Scenario bas 8rins
zip f~eft3uEeaen, baB, Denn elm Mann
ni6t Wilens TT, fit einen -gepiHen
2obn gu arbeiten, bies au9 elm anberer
Msanu nidt tbun barf2 Gin ipI9es
prin3ip mdre i'm b66ifen Grabe ul,gez
re6t, neil es Sic unperduBerliden
&e6te ber ameritaniI9en 6reibeit be-
f9rdrft.
~Soa Ger 9aB, BEN cine Nnsabl 8iirs
ger gegen cine Evaporation ndbrer,
auf oas gan5e 8olf ii~bertragen perben?
Sas tpdre tpob1 einfa9 unm6gli9 uno
ungere6t.
rWia man Die brutaIe Ma9t iiber
bas 8eieB ifeflen2 @tnem fol9en prins
5ip feblt bas Clement Der @ereGtigfeit
uab bas atnerifanif6e Bolt pirb ber=
glei6en ME ianctipniren.
pOber foaeu mir es als gere9t anere
tennen, tpen1 cine Organization benz
Nrseitgeber bori9reibt, tpenn er bei9df.
tlget foa unb men nt@ts Damn ioqte
ll9 iene Organization bepuBt tperben,
oaB Der u%uabbdngige omeritanif9e
gttrger gegen fol9e Sbrannei bef6ibt
tperbe1r muB.
rWas tit benn nun eigentli9 oas
Brin5ig, UNI mel6es ieBt 70 piel9drm
erboben tpirb? Warum fommt man
bamit ni9t ans SagesIi9t?
gu bel t9 aus benz 8rief zines
Gomites Der &nigbts Of SAILOR erfabren
tonrte, beitebt es oarin, baB Mdnner
gemeir uno DertDOrfen iinb, mel9e bic
YlaBe Don &rigbts ~einnabmen, Die
tbre Mrbeit an ber Seras pacific gabn
tretpiliig nieberlegten. Sd oerfe, ie=
ne UtdnHer ban6elten n1ebr mad einem
feten Brin5ip, als iie bic Nrbeit at1=
nahnlen un6 auf bieie Meile
fiir ibre 6amilien iorgten, als Die
ienigen, tpel9e bic Nrbeit perlieBen.
Was pirbe man BON einem Sfarmel
balten, Der iein JeIb brad liegett laBt,
neil Ct ausgefunben bat, baB er bel
benz BaumDoqbau ni1t beIfeben farm,
Wfan piirbe i'm eihen Barren beiBen,
uentl er iib ni@t auf Die gultur orbe:
TER probufte Derlegte."
Ser Briefi6reiber bebauptet, baB BEL
gr6Bte She'll Der farmer nit Ben ausae,
prOdenen aniidten hbereinftimme uni
fu@t i9lieBli9 gu beweilen, baB bic gan.
&c misunderstanding ni9t ameritani
i9eu, ionbern ausldnbif9en Tripping!
Jet. 9ieielbe babe i9pn bic preBfrei
belt. u~ntergraben uno besbalb f6nntet
bic ieBigen 8erbdltni6e ni@t mebr Ian:
&c beiteben.
@or unsefdbr 80 Sabren b6tte mar
feinen gtnuanb gesen bic Nnfi9tea ie.
neg 5armers erbebsn f6nnen, in Ser ge.
9entpdrtigen 3eit aber ftnb tie i1ur ii
Der Sbeorie gut, ni9t abet in BEL
Yraris. Man forge fir gegnagenb,
Nrbeit unb Die gan5e Nrbeiterbemegune
| Bat Elm Gube.
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Semersbritufte In can Mntputp.

Na6 benz 8eri9te beg Chefs bes
Geuerbepartements brad I'M pergdnges
men Sabre 80 nal Geuer aug. SIN
Sanuar tpur5e breimal 5eueralarm gez
geben, i'm Sebruar 3tpeimal, i'm Mdrs
breimaI, i'm Mpril eintnal, i'm Seuni
biermal, i'm Suli einmaI, i'm aaeuff
3tpeimal, i'm September einmal i'm Of>
tober niermaL in Nppember 1iebenmaI
u1o i'm DECEMBER 5iDeimal.
Sebsmal Durbe Der Mlarm zines
Gaminfeuers tpegen gegeben, 70 baB Ii9
bic 4n3abl trirfli9er G~euersbrinIfe rlur
auf "a besifert.
Ser bur1 bas Geuer berur1a1te 8er=
luf mar unbeoeutenb uu6 belief ii9 i'm
@ansen auf $35,275 NIT $20,975
8eri9erung, 10 baB Der tpirtli6e
8erIuf nur $14.3 800 betrug. Sen ar6be
ten 8erluft ri@tete Der 8ranb 6es 5utls
fetsD epois i'm Sanuar an, ndmli6
$500.
Sas Geuerbepartemeat BET Stabt be-
itebt aus:
@itsI.
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2-~--.......55
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