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Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE insurance on Kramlieh's stable
has been adjusted, and on both the
stable and contents and ice house
combined, it amounted TO S1.75000
This leaves loss on buildings of
about $500 and on hay. etc, about SIS,
which was not covered by insurance.
,Messrs. Stine & Kramlich, the owners.
have been here this week and arranged
with Contractor Ratcliff TO rebuild
the burned buildings just as they were.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

WHILE using the slab saw at Bar
ber's mill last Saturday, Harrison
Webb sustained serious flesh wound
abaut five inches long on hisrIght arm.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

QUARTERLY MEETING at the Bethel
A. NJ. E. Church February s, Rev.
VIM. H. Brown, r. Z. will preach at
3 and Up. m. All are invited.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE G.. A. R. of Harrington, hold
an open Camp Fire next Tuesday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE Central hotel stables will be re-
built at once. The owners are both
here, aud Mr. Ratcliff has submitted
plans to them.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

J STANLEY SHORT purchased last
Friday from Curtis S. Watson a tract
of 125 acres heavily set in timber, To-
Gated one mile south of Lincoln. Price
is private.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

Unless more care is given to the hair, the
comming man is liable to be hairless ami
NAL; hence, to prevent the hair from falling
use Halls Hair Renewer
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

MUsKRATs are plenty, and on Sat
urday last hundreds Of their carcasses
were offered for sale in this market
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

TICKETS for the Red Mems Benefit
on March 18Th, are on sale at Kern's
barber shop and Reedy's shoe store.
Reserved seats 80 cents.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE colored teachers institute will
convene in Milford next week.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
MILFORD MENTIONS.

Town ELECTION is Just three weeks
off from next Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
7. WILLIAMS.

Corn shelled or on cob, delivered t.
any point, by Holland & Son.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

A representative Of Strawbridge &
Clothier was in Milford last Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose of putting
an engine into their shirt factory.
Where it is at present located, in
Reedy's Hall, the insurance company
will not permit the engine TO be placed;
so the company have arranged to use
the armory drill room until they can
build their factory. The engine and
boiler will he placed twenty feet in the
rear Of the building, and be enclosed in
a sheet iron building.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

.Alot of new books WILSON be placed
on the shelves of the town library.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

MONEY sold at the Building Loan
last Tuesday night from l to 81 per
cent.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

Boys have annoyed the railroad
company for several months by jump
ing on the incoming and departing
trai4s. and pursuant to instructions
the agent and constable have been coll
lecting the names of offenders. Last
Monday Detective Hutchins came to
Milford and had a drove of them ar
raigned before Esquire Graham. The
railroad company stated its case, and
said it was not intended to impose n
fine this time, but to warn them that
they will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent Of the law, should they commit
another offence.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE new chapel in South Milford
is partially framed up.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

TIE convention of Sussex Co. W.
c. I. U. will be held at Milton on the
18th and 18th of February. Mrs. Helen
G. Rice, of Boston, Mass. will deliver
an address ON the evening of the 18th
Miss Hilles President of State w. c.
T. U. will also be present and there
will be programme Of unusual inter
est. tits very probable Mrs. Helen G.
Rice will speak in Milford, at the
Methodist Church before her return to
Boston. Mrs. Geo. Grier, Mrs. F. A.
Welch, Mrs. Robt H. Gilman, Mrs.
Frank Richards, Mrs. NJ. Draper, and
Mrs. Mollie johnson will attend the
convention
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE following letters remain in the
Milford post office unclaimed: Dhniel
Crapper, Miss Sarah e. Collins, Mr..
Lcven Collins, VIM. Jewell.
A. II. THOMAS, P. NJ.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

MEMBERS of Crystal Fount Lodge of
I. o. o. f., haYe been notified to be
present next Monday evening, as bus
iness Of Importance to the Lodge will
be under consideration.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

100 lbs. LIVE Geese Feathers for sale at
HalPs.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
Hidesl HIdesll HidesIll

Oats by the bushel or carload at Hol.
land & Sons.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
Johnson,s Grist MN.

Timothy Hay by the car or smaller guam
titles at G. II. HALL.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
WORTH KNOWING.
Coal at Lowest Prices.

John c. Hall is prepared to deliver coal at
lowest prices. Good coal. Orders may be
left at Geo. H. Halls store, IT,
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

d LINCOLN ITEMS Mrs. John HOey
j, attended the wedding Of her sister
y Miss Merriken, in Harrington las
/. week.
: Mrs. L. B Shoekley and three chill
s dren went to Townsend, Del, this
week on a visit to relative and her
old home.
Mrs. Frank Webb returned home
from Wilmington on Friday last.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
next Wednesday eveningat Mrs Glenn
ent Masten's.
Our pastor, the Rev Harry o. Fra
zier, viii commence the prOtracted
meetings in the Methodist Church at
this place next Sunday evening.
William Hill, respected colored
man 70 years Of age, living on farm
east from Lincoln. died last Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Hin has raised a large
family of children who live to mourn
their loss.
A dwelling house belonging to jacob
Bennet. COL, near Davis mills, was
burned to the ground Monday after
noon while its occupants were at the
funeral Of William Hill. Twenty-Five
dollars in cash and nearly all Of the
household goods were consumed in the
flames. SENATE.
AT an informal meeting of citizens
last Monday evening held in the read {
ing room of The Dorsey House, to- dis
cuss the advisabiity of purchasing or
building an electric light plant by the
town, the discussion was decidedly in a
favor of the town owning it and the a
water works. Il was argued that the g
Two can be operated more cheaply .
combined; also that tue town cannot p
lfford TO drive away manufacturing, Il
~ not having some protection from c
ire; that the exorbitant rates ofinsur- c.
nee amounts to as much or more, on
,laces for business as the water tax n,
ould possibly amount to. A feeling W
vas prevalent that was friendly to- p
Yards the managers of the present Y,
lectric light system, aud which did
OF want to see them frozen out Of ~ ~
Iilford-which feeling we personally
ntertain, and hope that no move other PSo
lan strict Justice towards the present 49,
ght company will be made. As
* payer and citizen, we believe the sn a'
'wn should own the electric light, mt
ld we believe it will own il so soon lut
we get water works in operation. Co Ce[a
committee consisting ofFrank Rick in
ds, John W. Causey, Charles F. SIT
lthill and Theo Townsend, was APP
'inted 10 inquire into the possible Sci
st of an electric plant and get gen 'ns S
al information. fror
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

poor OLD MILFORD" is the way
the MiddletOwn Ne5O Era character
ICES this town in speaking ofour press
ing needs for water works. We'll, this
cOmmiseralion may be well deserved.
We had as well pay tax for water
works as TO pay exorbitant rates for
insurance.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
SOMETHING NeW,

Pierce manager having taken possession of the stand for
mey occupied by Jos SamOns Dorsey House. Milford asks
his friends and the public call and his stock groceries,
glass, crockery lamps lanterns, tin ware, ETC. ETC.,
He trusts by close attention business square,
honest deang good goods and low prices secure
fair share Of patronage from generous public.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

INVITATIONS to the marriage of
Miss +. Adella Webb and Mr.. w. H..
Savage on Wednesday morning at
o'clock of February 18th are out. The
ceremony will take place in the Bap-
tist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

THE mercury touched Is degrees on
Thursday morning, bnt the wind soon
changed from north to east and the
temperature gradually got warmer.
The cold snap pleased the peach
growers nightly.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

SERVICES in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning and
evening. "The Exaltation os Christian
Manhood" will be the morning sub
iect, and "DishonOring Christ" the
evening one.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

MRS. s. E. REEDY is preparing for
the spring campaign. Many of the
latest novelties in style and quality
are already in her store. DON'T make
your purchases until you have seen
what she will have to offer.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
Notice

Timothy hay by the bale, tor, or car
load, at Holland & Sons.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
weddings; here and Near by

Weddings; Here and Near by.
Mr.. A. H. Wheatley and Miss Cora
McColley were married on Wednes-
day evening Of last week by the Rev.
j. S. Willis. Thursday they held a
reception at their new home at the
outskirts Of Milford when they re-
ceived the congratulations of their
many relatives and friends.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied in Wyoming M. E. Church
Thursday afternoon, the contracting
parties being Harry E. Viuyard Of
Milford and Miss Ida WiIcutts of
Wyoming. Tie bride was attired in
a sleel-colored cloth travelling dress.
The church was handsomely decor
ated, the bride and groom standing
under an arch OF evergreen, from
which hung a large horseshoe.
Last Wednesday Miss Arina Davis
daughter of ex-Representative VIII
liam E. Davis, and Mr. Howard Hud-
son were Joined in the holy bonds Of
.,,,atrftaon.y
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06
The SUSSEX Lew court.

Last Tuesday the court organized and
elected Jesse B. Steel County Treasurer. The
list Of feoilectors will be published next week.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

WE tender our thanks to the well
come visitors that came to see US last
Wednesday night with such a hand.
some donation at the Bethel parsonage
with Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hubbard
at its head Il. A. v. HENRY.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

The Library CommItIee on enter
tmnment expect to secure Mr.. F. A.
Conly,ofPhiladelphia au impersonator
and singer. He is saidto please ex-
ceedingly his audiences. The enter
tainmeut Will probably be given IN
the Chapel, South Milford, week after
next.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

A lot has been purchased on North
Walnut Street by w. S. Wroten from
Mrs. Charles Fiemming, and he is
having it filled in with gravel. As
soon ASPIRING opens he will commence
to build a residence for himself.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

B. F. HUDSON has purchased from
Mrs. NJ J. Ackerman her home farm,
one mile northwest from Milford. The
property is desirably located and in
good condition. The price asked for
the place was S5, COO, but we understand
Mr.. Hudson bought it at a less price.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

LAST Monday was Candlemas or
ground hog day, when this little ami
NAL is said to awake from his winter
sleep and comes forth TO view the pros
pect. If he sees his shadow he is
frightened and goes back for another
six weeks nap The little rascal must
be now cuddled away as the sun shone
bright and beautiful.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

FREE LEcTURE.-Rt. Rev. Alfred
Curtis, Bishop of Wilmington. Del,
will give a free lecture next Sunday
evening at 7:3O o'clock in Dorsey Hall.
All are cordially invited. Bishop Cur
tis spoke in Milford about three years
ago, and left favorable impression.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

IF Milford isto have real live future
let us have a Board Of Trade organ
lied. II all those interested in this
matter will meet at 7.SO o'clock next
Monday evening in the reading room
of the Dorsey House the work can be
easllY aceomplished.
Milford chronicle., 1891-02-06

SOL VAN, colored. was arraigned
before Esquire Fowler last Saturday
on the churge of keeping a gambling
house; which charge was made by
Frank Waters negro. He was held
under bail for his appearance at court.
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Seoatia, Wo., 20. Nou. Mi9. Mic.
SUIT beliBt e,,leu wunperbaren Yiriit-
baum. 9ieier bat in 5ribiabr cine
reidlide @rntc seliefert. Dam ieste
&c obermals 8liitbsu al; neie 5ru9t
euttpidelte iid uno iebt bdust eiu 5tuei-
tes g%rtrdsu,B ltrps:no uuo rsif an ben
0eiten.
Hbinsbon, Sirs., 20. Nou. Der
Retbubiiteupreoiser Bingham bat els
aen iunssr &aun @umsus Gueens5errp
I'M Stteit nieberseidoiien unb t0btli1
pertuunbet.
glpmoutb, q. s., 10. Nup. 5ranf 6.
sflmp, Der M6rber Der Gbriitie @ars
ben, fpurbe bsute bes Muroes I'M erlten
Grabe idulhis befunoen uno uerurtbeilt,
on erftsn 9isnstas im December 1892
ae1ansen ~ iperoeR.
Abllene, 2fIas, 20. gtop. Wni. s..
Srisel. Der i'm lssten Sanuar i'll Co.
snandee uunip feline gran crmorbet bat
te, uErbe beute 0admittas sebdnst.
Gr NOR pOlfOmmen sefubt unb mo9te
us@ ouf bsm sdoHot idledte 8isc.
veia Iekter @uni& ber inbeKen aid}t
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Der .MrisDma aider.

fdreibt in ieiier i,eueiten ~g[ussabe:
@ir foIIen @ibe m a 1en!l
Ser Mesatteur beS uSaiID Safe" in
9arrisburs in 4enniDIbanien muB elm
fpaff9es SnbibiSuum fem. Gdreibt
Der ms allen Grnftes, Oh mir nidt
fur fcin 8latt @ibe reiBen unb iie ibm
ilberienben MOLTEN, segen einen Dollar
Sonorar per Spaltc. Ser SerI mus
Sinte 9eiofcn ODER feline Sludt aus
einem S%rrenbaufe betperfiteIigt babenl
@ir ipoIlten ieinen Srief suerit ein<
rabmen .rno unierer Gurioiitatens
fammlung einberleiben. ga mir inbeB
befiiratetem, DAP Der alte @oab
8ebfer, behen gonterfci uniere Gee
S%aftionsbube ;iert, Oh Ser o~rtbosra@
bbii1en Sonberbarfeiten bes Sarris<
burger Gebafteurs fid in ieinem @rabe
umbreben unb au6 auf Ser anberen
Seite einen Sadenbart m0dte ma6ien
ia6en, baben mir BEN Sdmierbrief ms
Eeuer seidnli6en, 100 i'm fein Mals>
kin Wieber rausbolt. i,
&8ir foHen @ibe ~reiben!?l @ir,'
Benz ser Grnit bes 2ebenS INNER auf
ber &aienipibe iibt uno bem es lelbt
in ben scmiltbliditen Momenten sa
Rfatbe lit, ais iolten mir brci Slappers
f6langen nit Yfeferiauee freiIen unb
feben GoipboDs baS Sebensli@t aus
b~laien!?
Ser y9lrisona Slider" lit in sen eff
Subren ieines Seitebens baourd be-
riibntt geuorbeu, oab cr feline 8ise
eentadt uno fein S.att Dor sen Muno
senommcn; ionOcrn immcr frci BON
Der 2eber neg uno in bittercm Grnite
gerebet bat. @enn mir ie cine bun,o@
riitii6e Iber gebabt, 10 lit Tie ldneit
eingetrofnet. Senn bier in @ri;oua
lobnt iid bas @ibersiBen nidt. NiGt
eininal einen Souar Die Spaltc besab>
len iie bier fir iolf obgcitan6enes
8eug lie idrneiben Sell %eriiber na6
%einmaliger @arnuns einfad gum
Senfter binaus.
@enn Ser Mann in S%arrisburg
@isc brufen iuil, 10 iol CT iie ielber
suiamncubrc6iclr, cbcr, penn CT 9elb
eenug bat, Sia MDe oScr Mtarf Swain
bafir anitelcn. Inns friegt CT uidt,
llno ipenn or uns aud aubcr Dem SoIIor
ilDd) lleben Sdnapie per SpoIte b6te.
No slrl @ir woIen uulcrsn auten
Ndlnen nidt seritDren. Sp LANCE mir
ben yQri;ona Slider" reoi9irel, miro in
bemlelben nie ein gSib crlGeinen.
S9reiben sic iid OoS nit rotter Suite
aeidGiait biilter bie Sbreu!
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Sn Telae Der 2ebensmeiic

Der Nmerifoner triitD pspeplia t,er riel
bdufser nui OILS iH alten Suterlanbe.
N0en iener, iuslfc inter ocu ibredlidcn
Sualen hieler &rontbeit lcioen, mohten
tuirSorn,'sRaseuitdrter ouf's Bette ems
pfebler. Ser Soiepb u%rlpruHs, elabes
Corner, Senufa 60, @is., idreibt ba'
riber: .gusemein bieB es, meine5run
rdiiie %iterber, ielbft Der 9uitor CAB Die
SOffnuus uuf, benn rcun uOle @Oden
brad iie ieoe Speiis unb ieoe Rebiiin
tpieoer aus. Ter Goftor unb iuir ale
ha9teH, iic hattie bcr Wasenfrcbs.
Sdpn rod @sbrnud rcu 9 Tlaiten oes
8orni Waseniidrfers borte bas Sreden
auf uno nuu 1T iie uon Gem 9eioeu, on
nelhem lie Sabre lang fit, sdnSlid be-
|reit"-Ni6t iii Iputbefen jn baben,
fpnbern mir burt autoriiirtc9pe1 .9lecns
TIN I'll beiieheu.
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gle ctrif Sitfrrs.

3ieies 6silmitiet lit 10 luobt betaunt
uno 10 te,iebi, oab CO feinrr ~beionocrcr
Nnpteiiuna beoarf. sile. ws!de il
electric Sitters sebrdud)t Eaten, fiu9en
ibn1 baiietbe 9ubliee.-ginc reinere Me'
bisiu eriitirt nidt uno wirb 9aruntirt,
ouB lie 10 lit, suie beaniprudt wirb.
electric Sitters beilt ale Srantbeiten
Der 2ebcr unb Nierer, misunderstanding
@eidyUilre, SalsfluB unb anoere burf,
nurcines Slut %entltoneene llebel
5reitt Wolaria nus Dem Spltem unb
cerbinberi mo bsllt r1olariide 5tstet
Sir Seiluue pom &ppilpeh, @%eritopiune
uno Snoiseition probirt @leciric Bit
tiers. - @oltdncise Suirieoeri telluns
sarantirt peer bus @elo suriiferltatiten
Ereis so Gents urb 81 per 6luide'
@oifcr Srps., Ipothefc. |.
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Smnbesresenbeyeri6

SDrenfortb lit aus Sen biirren Surtben
bon Sort @ortb nod @aiginatrn SUI
riif9efebrt. Nber CT i0mnlcrt Stein
unb Sein. rSie Stilrme feicn bort
unten 10 idrcfli6 itarf Sann lei Sas
@as fir Bic 8olonS 10 i6tucr 81 be-
fommen! Nlud miiBteh uIe Sprrat6e
unb @erf;eugc buuberte bon Mfeilen
ipeit in Sic Miite gei6aHt pcrbe1.
SeIbit Ser Sransport beS SDnamits
unb Ser @inbiafe babe ib~ermabi9e
Soften peruriadt."
Iber parum, 0 e6ler GDrenforth,
baf Su Seinen Serentan;plab in Der.
8Iite auf9el6lagcn - parum ni6t
lieber in Sen ct. Coulter Backgrounds?
Sn bieiem Sale batteit on iogut ipie
feline SranSportfo ten 0cbabt unb
bdtteit BET eineiu GintrjttSgelo bon
flint unb iiebensi9 Gents fir Sic Ters
ION iogor nod Oeine Sadie 9%efii(ft.
l%leberbaupt ipor c5 Die 9roBte Sbor,
belt, nit Sen nercn aufie0enerrcgcnben
Experimental wcit fort bon Sen
Staoten in einen pcrloNcten oon0ess
winfei gu ;icbn.
@er glanbt ibm iest, sap eS ;cbn
Stuuoen mad ieinsm 9cfnalle 9eregs
net bat? llnO wenn eS 9cregnct hattie,
wer glaubt ibm,, Bop e5 bebbalb 9ez
reenet bat, meil feline Sgnamitwilbs
beutel eiteu balbcn Sag uorbcr plubz
ten? Die bon ibm Ingcitellten finb
sic fdIe6tcitcn unb BOD sic cinSigcu
Seu9en.
Grnit gciproden: wenn i'll Ser @abc
Der Grbe fdlncbcn6e WaiierbGmpfe
bon cincnn f0Iten 9uftitrom 9ctrOHen
wcrben, 10 cntlnNen iie ibr 8alier in
Geseniornt. Sicie 9l6ion0crung Ser
Seu6tigfeit 0cl6icbt obcr nidt nnf
elmer bcliebigcn Ntn;0bl bon Stunben,
ionbern in unmitteIh0ycm 3uianmens
bane nit Sem Ginbringcn Der f0ltercn
2uftpellc.
Sinbct lid nun 9SaNcr6ampf in ser
atmoSpbdrii6en 2nit, 10 mag cine
bur6 Snnomit Heterogeneous Gri6lt<
terung in beiGrdnftem &rei5 cine obns
Ii6e @irfung BADEN. Der 8cpciS
bafiir fGnntc aber ilur geliefert ivel>
ben, penn c3 rnih mad Scr GrI6iittes
rung rcgnetc. 9itmoSpbdriidcn Site
berldlag nit cinem &ru6 i'll Scrbills
Dung al brillacn, Der cinen balben Sae
supor itatt9efunNcn, lit bonb0rcifider
llnlini.
Mod aroberer @abniinn o6cr pare
bic GinbilNung, burd) Ylabpatronen
Bic &ercidtung bon @aNerodmpfen gu
er,su9en, Die gar nidt %porbonben iinO.
8eacu cntitebt mr. aus Giifpers
panSlun9 Ser 9iinite, sic sic Conner Sen
SSalIern ent;oacn Fat. Sn Ser gSulte
Sabdro ltilo ciniQen Sbeilen rnieres
aaHoes gibt c5 iolde SiInite ni6t, unb
fein SDrenfortb fam ie herberen.. Sn
gewiEcn SabrcS;eiten unb Sabren ober
Fiesen iic ieGblt in Ser Md6c BON @afs
ferlaufen 10 bod, oab fein falter @iib
unb fsin SDrenfortb iie erreiden fam.
SIN beibcn Sallcn lit ales GefuaN fir
bic Sob.
l. @et obne giidIdt auf bieie natir>
Iidss llmitdn6e Dilfiirli6 Gegen ct,
sersen si f0nnel 9taubt, berbient Die
Be;eibnuug zines 0teaenbereri6s une
gebort in Gin Norrenba1s.
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sIGnoii

fluid III Seip5i9 pureen in dlncrt
faniid,en Sfsfieiten EridiHcu eutpcdt
81 Srtmen lit Der bcfaartc @rpb:
faufmann &oSenoid seiiorbcr.
Sn Meibcn 1T Der tislars bodnnse.
icbene Sanfier Slider urb i'll staot
Die gaFifirma Torbmeper & Wi6del.
ion De- Serurtreuuns bon Gepu!s iiber-
ilbrt wprben. Gci9dbist iino abcr.
mals ;umsiit Die lus, fleiusu 2cutc.
BIC 3abI tcr Turtcicu ill teutider
Geidsteg If lim enc llcue revmebsi
ipurbcr, ETC SoloninI Tartel. Sie
Mitglicocr berielteu itimmcn ill cGen
aut cren 5raecn nit ibren reipeftipcN
&arteien, Itehen aber i'll &ptunial @nsc=
lesenbciten iolio ;uinmmeu.
Die 3innbte9. Ssouitrie bon @ales
lic9t in 5ulse Der erbDbtcu 0mcrifanl,
iden 36le fdit 9a,,j bauieocr. Seit
lesten Wontug iino megrere @erfe se=
i6loIien purbeu, ipas srpBe Notb u1ter
ben Nrbeiteru sur 5Ulse Fat.
@ gou 9urbausn an Der glbe iuiro cine
Grplolion eiEer 9ofomotipe beridtet,
tpoourd brei Teriouen um's 9eben fas
men.
Berlin, 21. Nou. Die 5onne @ei=
gen, welde oor 8urScn mod $50 Marf
unb bariiber %foitetc, iutrb jest uno fur
9ejemberllef sruns 81 233 Mf. perfauit.
@ien, 81. Nop. Die G%ermdb(ung
Der grSberSusin@sarie 9ouiie BON Sos.
eulta nit benz Srin5en 5rieori9 ausuit
bon Sa6ien, but beute i'll Der &apeae
bes 9ailerpulais ituttseiuuoen. Die
sanSe faiisrli6e 5amilie luur anueienh.
Ius 5reiburs in 8aben miro gemet=
Def, baB bort unb ii, Der ~llmseburs Gin
grbbeben n%uftrat, bas nue Gin
peranlnste, in's5reic 81 flii9ten.
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s. g. Milion, 81 Glan5t., Sbarps,
burg, Td., inst, ct tuulle ntdt obue Sr.
Sings SEEM 9iseooerp sesen sd,pinb.
iubt Suiten nnb grfdltunsen lein
CO furirte feline Jrau upn
2unserentjinbuns mad 'einem Nnfal
bon Grippe, nadbem anbere Mittel UNI
peridieosne acrste ibr nidt belfen fonn,
ten. Robert Barber BON gopfsport
ga., iast, Sr. Sings geetu Siscouerr
babe ibm mebr gut gotham als Urgent
ettuas anberes sesett 2%unsenteioen. 81
uniibertrofen. 9robirt c.. 5reit
Brobe- 5taiben in gSalfsr gros. 9rus-
iture. @ro6e Slai9su SO Gts. unt
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