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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
II WAS A MARROW ESCAPE.
He Thought There Must BE SOM
thing Wrong with His Eyes

He Thought There Must BE sora
thing Wrong With His Eyes.
lie came stosming into the Office Of
the Thunder Bay sawlog, stuck an ak
IN the door jamb and hung his coat
on It, says the Free Press.
Can l see the editor?n he asked IN
voice with 4 volume OF sound to Il
as loud as an agricultural report for
the fiscal year ending July /, 1891
"Really, my dear sir, replied a niee
little man writing at puneheon
table, II cannot say definitely whetb.
er you can or not, but, Judging nom
tho question you have just asked. I
should say you could not see him.
why can't II" insisted the visitor
again, my dear sir, am at d loss
70 reply. 1t may be as result 81
myopia, or astigmatism, or ophthal.
my, or glaucoma, or conjunctiyitis or
heuritis, or cataract, or one Of many
diseases OF the eye.
The visitor looked at the little man
in amazement.
Perhaps il was an oculist. moi an
editor, that you wanted toiind. con.
tinued the little man az he handed
him a paper Here's copy 81 the
sawiog Just out, with advertisements
OF Az our firms in that line.
''fe--ye--yes, | understand. stain.
mered the visitor, taking the paper.
but what's that got to do whit? i
wan. TO see the editor"
oh, ! beg you'll pardon, apolnmsel
the little man. ''NOu asked me II Won
could scc him, and Thought Won hal
some disease Of the eye which affected
ats sight so that you could not SO
me, and simply dropped IN, us many
oi our subscribers do, and ara always
welcome, TO secure some information
from the newspaper office rcspectns
an affection which. 10 doubt. was
putting you TO great deal 81 trouble
and no small expense ia having the
best medical aud expert talent IN
determining whether You could OF
could not exercise he faculty, the
most valuable Of all the senses which
a wise and beneilcent Creator has
AZ this point tile little manstopps,l.
Ills visitor had hurriedly put on Ills
coat. pulled ont his AK and left. and.
turning 70 tine foreman. he remarked.
ny crtpes, Joe, that chap came
mighty near corneriug me that time.
Il Y hadn't been Tor an inspiration
he q got me, sure I'm going out now
and get something for nervous shock,
and you'd better load the old smooth,
bore with few haEdiuls OK assorted
type 10 case Mr Boancrgcs comes
back again with pair 81 spectacies
on
Then lfc went ont tho back door
and slipped into the side entrance Of
saloon and restaurant
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
The Man-Faoed Crab.

One OF the most singular-lookinq
creatures that ever walked the earth
or swan the waters under the earth
is the world-famous man-faced crab
Of Japan, It's body is hardly an inch
in length, yet the head is fitted with a
face which is the perfect counterpart
OF that of q Chinese coolie; a
veritable missing link, with eyes, nose.
and mouth all clearly defined. This
curious and uncanny creature, besides
the great likenessit bears to q human
being in the matter Of facial TEXTURES,
is provided with two legs, which seem
to grow from the top of it's head and
hang down over the sides OF it's face.
Besides these legs, two "feeIers, each
an inchinlength, grow from the "chin"
OF the animal, looking for all the
world like colonePs forked beard.
These man-faced crabs fairly swarm
the inland seas OF Japan.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
An Enthusiastic Musoovlte.

The first Russian visitor on board
the French men-of-war at Cronstadt
effected his appearance among them
in somewhat peculiar manner. He
was q Russian soldier, who had an ex-
tended swim in the Baltic off Cronstadt
to where the French squadron was
approaching. When he reached the
first vessel, which was just about to
anchor, he chung to the side, shouting
with all his might the only French
word he knew, give Ia France!" Great
were the rejoicings when the unclad
enthusiast was hauled on board. He
was treated to any number ofcognacs,
wrapped in a French naval cloak, and
preparations were made to convey
him back to quarters in the ship, when
suddenly he threw OF his cloak, plunged
into the sea, and still shouting, "Vive
la France" returned home as he had
come.-St. Louis Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
How ouarrels Begin.

81 wish that pony was mine" said
q little boy, who stood at the window
looking down the road.
What would you do with him?"
asked his brother.
Ride him; That s what I'd do"
"All day long,"
eyes; from morning till night"
You'd have to let me ride him
sometimes" said his brother.
why would I? You'd have no right
in him If he we're mine"
Father would make you let me have
him part Of the time"
mo; he wouldn't"
"My children" said the mother.
who had been listening to them, and
now saw that they were beginning to
get angry with each other all for
nothing, let me tell you Of quarrel
between two boys no bigger nor older
than you are that read about the
other day. They were going along the
road, talking together in q pleasant
way, when one OF them said:
~ wish had oil the pasture land
in the world
"And the other said, And ! wish /
had all the cattle in the world"
F" What would youdo Them asked
his friend.
Why, ] would turn them into
your pasture land.
"No you wouldn't was the reply.
Yes, | would"
But / wouldn't let you.'
" i wouldn't ask YOU"
You shouldn't do it,"
Il should
you shan't.'
" i will And with that they seized
and pounded each other like two silly,
wicked boys, rs they were"
The children laughed; but their
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
a chlneae ThIef

a retired sea captain relntes that
once while in China he spent one night
ashore with another captain, when
this adventure occurred: ~ was
awakened from a sound sleep By an
agonized scream and n scullle close to
my head. sprinsiug TO the floor, |
saw my friend grappling with nat.
i've thief, who was asnaked MS the day
he was born. Before | could lend q
hand the robber broke nway and
dashed through the open window a
few feet from the ground, his long cue
lying behind him. ] turned and
found my friend rolling on his couch
in an ecstacy Of pain. Making q
light, ] found that the flesh and Skin
had been torn clear away from tho
inside Of one OF his hands. The thief
was proving about the room when
the captain awoke and made u grab
ut him. The fellows naked body
writhed out OF his grasp like IN eel,
The captain caught the robber by the
pig-tail, and then he waaundone. The
rascal had braided il full offisb-hooka.
and the keen, barbed points jnst raked
the flesh from the sailors hand
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
Paul and chiokablddy

"That old wuns away from my
little ehiekabiddy all the time' cried
Paul, climbing up the steps of the
cool, yine-snaded back veranda, where
his pretty sweet mamma was canning
cherries. What do you fink he will
do now2'
II think he will scratch for himself
But he don't scwatch for hissef
The wobin-wedbweast scratches Tor
him
How is that2" asked mamma,
opening her blue eyes wide at her little
boy, fearing he was telling a wrong
story.
He takes the worms the wobin wed.
bWeast finds for his little ones up III
the cherry tree nest. See there
Mamma looked out upon the GRO
background, and there, sure enough,
was a bright, plump rubin,redbreast,
hraCed back on ms slim black legs,
pulling lime tat angle worm out OF
the damp soil, and a ward away stood
the sCrawny Plymouth Rock rhicEa.
biddy, with his long half-iledged neck
stretched out, watching the exploit
with great anxiety.
No sooner did tile robin have his
hard earned prize Hanging and wrig,
Cling in his bill than chickabiddy gave
a spring and squawk, robmdropped
the worm, and quick as "a wink chick
ahiddy gobbled IL up
'Well, never said mamma with
q surprised laugh
'Ile does it ever so many times, =
said pnul tCisalp- ssuul There. ara IL,
many wohins here at Cherry farm, he
doesn't have to scwHtch for mssclt
at all. - iarper's Young People
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
Honest Regret.

Little 5.ycar-old Arthur had been
sent into the country 10 stay three
months AZ his grandpa's II was bit.
ter March weather TOO cold even Tor
the lad to see ont OF doors. for tile
windows were coated With thick white
frost.
"Can ! 90 outdoors today, grand
MAJ braveiy asked the lad as hc
came downstairs the second morning
after his arrival No, 81 course not.
You must stay right here by the tire,
where II Is warm
The boy sighed aud began playing
with the cat Arthur. commanded
one Of the three maiden aunts, get
up quick YOU will soil your stock
ings, The young nephew obcyed
without protest. hut it WAS rather
lonesome, and pretty soon hy tried
the organ.
Arthur" commanded aunt No 2.
stop that noise Immediately. Your
grandpa wants to read" Again tbs
youthful visitor Obesed This time
he went to the window and began
scratching the frost ofawith PIN 40
that he could see ont Arthur. In.
structed aunt No 3. stop that
Come away from the window
Arthur stepped back from the win.
dow. put his hands IN lis pockets.
looked first at The spectncIrd grand,
parents, then at the three aunts poised
about the room like statues on 4 pad.
estal, and said I'll didn't have 10
live here I'd BE- glad,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28

long mis- life at least three years by
creosote. At last the other night,
when it was freezing cold, he left his
window open, and ii by forgetfulness,
and was taken with bleeding at the
lungs. Yes, that he might leave bread
for those two women. The cure does
not dream that he is blessing sui
eide.
But what OF it, my good fellow?
Miraz isin the paradise OF the brave.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28

mother said, ''You see in what trifles
quarrels often begin. Were you any
wiser than these boys in your halt
angry talk about an imaginary ponyl
Ii had not been here who knows but
you might have been as silly and
wicked as they were" Sunday After.
noon
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
An obedient egg.

This y a queer egr you have given
me, mother" said Woodruff at tie
breakfast table "sce how H. gtnnda
ON its smaller end Every one at
the table looked ttp n astonishment
sure enough there the cgg stood a.
Woodruff had said. aud, what WINS
more wonderful still, in perfect bal
ance on the brim OF Il bowl.
The hoy took it down, and 10! IL
assumed a slanting position on the
edge OF the table seemingly in the net
OF falling down aud yet not falling.
All the girls almost screamed in their
Amusement
Next Woodruff took the egg and put
it in different position again on it's
broad end, finally cIappcd ii, ma il
were, slanting on the head OF bottle
OF mineral water The positions
which an obedient egg may be made
to assume are not all told here. It
may be placed in any other position
at the will of the person who handles
II. y can stand on end. sideways,
inclined to the right or the lett half re-
ciuing, etc.
The preparation or fixing" TO Oh.
"t't'A SUN gu pDculeilb eBb " very sum
pie. Let an egg be emptied through q
small hole and then thoroughly dried
Put into it about two thimblefuls of
fine. dry sand, and plug the whole
with white wax, The sand inside will
act as ballast, and by slightly shaking
the egg thus fixed, you can change
at will the centre ofgrayity and make
your shell assume any position YOU
like to the amazement Of beholders.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
How the Prairie Looks.

Have you ever seen western
prairieY II not, you might enjoy
being there for month in summer.
As on the ocean, so On the prairie.
there is usually breeze to partly
compensate for the lack OF shade.
Most pralries are slightly rolling or
hllly, having somewhat the appear.
ance OF a sen with heavy waves, and
occasionally, browning one OF these
low swolls, there is grove Of young
trees. Sometimes, however, MOI
even shrub is visible for many miles
st. Nicholas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
Getting the WOOD IN.

"See here, boys, did you know the
reason why Charlie can't come to
school these days is because he has 10
bring in all that wood in his yard?'
asked Pete.
I" Is That sol" exclaimed Tom. "I.et
us help him Saturday afternoon. II
won't hurt us to give up our play for
one afternoon, aud it's n shame for
Charlie to lose all the fun We are
having these recesscs.
agreed" shouted the other BOYS.
Saturday afternoon, when Charlie
was ousy with his work, his school.
mates surprised him by rushing into
the yard and Offering to help. By
night the last stick Of wood had been
brought in.-Harper's Young People.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Rabelbahn=UnoInf.

Ser 3uiammenftoB 3tpeier &abe[babnz
tDaggons Der Wttlnaufee Noenue 2rlte, Der
UNI ungefGbr 8 ubrM Wtorgen in benz
0esplatreSs StraBez 8tabutt erfoIgte, bate
l6Dere 8erleBun9en Ginger 8aiiagiere i'm
@efOlge uno oirfte iogar in einaelnen SGLz
len Sduen t0otliher Nusgang erportet
tperoen. Sci Dem @infabren in ben 8iaz
Duct berlor ser Gonbucteur bes @reifpaz
gems 9to. 636 ben Salt am Setle uno Der
Bug fubr in ben &abeltpager geo. 81 Der
Jtortb Qluenue 2inte b;uein.
9ie gtamen Der 8erlebten ltnb:
6arolo S6enitrom, mobnbaft S83 9as
mia Nue., i6mer perleBt. ST tpurbe mad
benz st. @liiabeth 6oipitale gebra6t, mo-
IN ietnem Auffommen ge5peifelt tpirb.
Stub. &ietloft go. 788 81. 9eaoitt Str,
l6per perLebt, puroe na6 lei1er Wobnung
gebra0t.
Sobn 6ei6eImeper, go. 1912 Mlilpaufee
@be., ihner perLeBt all beioen 8einen.
@. 8erflen, Der p@5ripman," erbieIt
ihnere GerleBungen arn &opfe. 8ertleD
lit crit cine Wo9e i'm 0ienite ber @eieuz
i6aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Siebe fennt feine Sdranfen.

0tacine, g8ts., nuroe 0onneritag BON
einem iungcn perliebten 8aare gu einem
v@retna @reen" a%usermdblt. Welpiue s..
Tobo uno SRI. gQa 2eron, 8eioe aus 9taz
penSwooo, tonnten Dem Orange ibrer Ser
Sen, in ben Stano Der beilisen Gbe ei1aus
treten, ni6t lGnser tpiberiteben unb lieBen
fid 9onneritag UNI Mtitternadt bon Dem
Yaitor Der Boptiitenfir6e in 9focine,
9anib Spencer, Die Se1feln Der Gbe,
pbne @tiien tbrer reip. gltern, anlez
gen. Die 6amilien bes iun9en Gaares
fperoen au ben beiten &retien III 0tapenss
Wooo eere6net unb ma6t baber bic auf
etmas ungetp0bnlidem Wege erfolgte Ser
beiratbung Oes BaareS unter gernanoten
uno 8efannten beoeutenoes Nufieben.
@lci6 mad Der Srauung bena6ri6tigte
Srau GQa ibren Germ 8apa auf telegras
p6tl6em Wege 0ur6 Die bret Worte: ySS1
bin perbeiratbet" bon Dem ipihtisen 8orz
gauge unS beitGtigte ibre erfte Na6ri1t
Durh einen 8rief an ibre @ltern.
W1eIDtQe s.. Cobb lit 20 Sabre, uno leine
ibm nun fur's gauge 9eben angeborenbe
Gla IL Sabre alt.
l1ria6e Der Slll6t bes 8aeres tpar, baB
Bic Gltern Der Braut ibre @tnniuigune our
lofortigen 8erbetratbung nt6t geben tpollz
ten, ba ie Wfelpille uno un0 @ua fur nod
3u jung eradbteten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Gebensmloe.
). 9. Ghornton's ~per5weifeIte Chat.

S. 8. Gbornton, Elm 6auitrer, lebte Srets
tag gta6mtttag I'M Sefferion 6otel leinem
Gebe1 our6 @rl6teBen Elm 3iel.
g Sboruton fam UNI llngefdbr 10 1t6r 8orz
mittag na6 Dem 9otel. Surge 3eit barouf
bat er ben S6antteuner Der in Dem 6otel
bettnolthen Wirtbl6aft, einen Briet fir
tbn an letne Srau Beue S6ornton, Die Sell
Merlin in Der Geitauration SEQ. 872 QSeit
Wfabtlon Str. lit, gu ldreiben, oa er lelbit
gu aufgeregt more. sSn bteiem Briefe be-
auftro9te er letne Srau. ieine Geiietaide in
Dem Setterlpn 6otel, $50. 145 Sib Canal
Str. ab5ubolen. gfad Nblenourg bieies
Srtetes bat Sborntom ben Shanffelner.
tbn elle1 9tepolper gu leiben, nit benz er
an9eblt9 letnen 6uno erl6ieBen poute.
Srettag Nbe10 puroe auf einem Slide
I'm Speile5immer oes 9otels Elm offener
Srtet, oil Die Srau bes SoDten a6reliirt.
%getunoen, tDeIher loutete:
"3iebe STRAIT!
Wenn 9u oieles mein Sdrei6eu erbGlit,
bin t6 aus benz Wege."
Ser 8eitber bes 6otels, baour6 aufz
merriam 9ema6t, gin9 in oas i3immer
8bornton's uno fano oenlelben nit Dem
Gepoloer in Der 6ano ulo elmer ShuRz
punoe i'm &opfe foot i'm Bette lieoen.
VorgeTunoene 8riefe ergeben, ooR Der
SelbltmOroer lGltaere Belt ldon obre 8ez
l9dftigung lit. Ser Hei1nam tpurbe na6
&laner's Sar9na9a;in oil Der WtlmQ1fee
NDe. 9ebra6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Gin Qr3t i%iberfabren.

Or. Woior s. Sroin, "A Sabre alt,
pobnDaft 1474 0eit WtonroeitraBs, Durbe
OttttDo6 gta6mittag UNI l l1hr Don einem
3u9e Der @abalb 8obn ndbe Der sc. ctr.
iibertabreu ullo iofort g%et0otet. Ser 2eih5
nam Durbe na6 Der Wtorsue an BET So.
StraBe gebraht uno miro Der Snqueit bort
ab9ebalten tper0en.
Or. Sripin mar elm iebr geadteter Qlr3t,
bate aber lett l~dn9erer .3ett leine 9raris
aufgegeben uno MAJ in @lgletpopo, UNI elre
@run0beliBz Nn9eiegenbett gu orbnen. als
tbn Der SOD e%reilte. @r mai i'm Staate Stem
gort AM e22. Sanuar 1918 geboren. SIN
ct. Charles pouenbete Ell ieine Stubien
uno fam 1870 na6 Gbicago.
@r binterldBt Drei &inoer, Spei S6bne
un6 etNe So6ter, bon Denen Elm Sobn in
GrDftaI Safe uno Elm Sobn in Gbtca9o
mobnt. Seine Todter lit an ben promis
nenten 8aptiltens BreOiger Sobn @oroon
Derbeiratbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Gin Rtefenbau.
Der Sdlu8ffein sum Sreitnaurers GempeI
iou am Q. uopember 9eIeet weroen.

Die @infieung oes .SbluBiteines an
Dem @iebelpert 6es Site iengebduoes, bes
Sretmaurer>G empels, ioa am 6. Nopember
po-gencmmen uno onrh cine 9etDalttge Oes
r1on1tratton Der Jreimaurer uno Gen1pelz
ritter oes Or0ens begangen tperoen.
Sas bimmeliturmenoe 8autperf ftebt
1e5t an Ger Jt. 8. @de bon Galoo pbs uno
Stdteltr. I'M Gobbau 6etnahe pollenoet oa,
u1o INNER mteoer 3lebt bet 18lt0dige 8aI
Die beWuiioern0en 8lide Der 0oriibergebenz
Den auT ith. 9ie @eiht6te pes 9tieienz
baueS lit cine tntere1iante ur1o elm i6la9en7
Der 8ele9 fir Die Tbatftaft uno ben Inter-
nebmunas9eiit DeS Me1tens.
Sor pentger als 3tpei Sabren purbe oer
@eoanfe, einen Sretmaurertempel, Der an
@rDBe tetnem 8auiDerf in Chicago nahs
itebt, gu erridten, Derla6t, uno Die Nuss
fubrung Des Blanes ais cine unnnDglt0fett
be3el6net. Ser Wfann, pelher Den rteHgsn
Ylan i'm Nuge bate uno an Die Woglt6tett
BON oe1len 8erDirflihung feit glaubte, mar
oantals Jtorman 8. @al1eGte, Der ebelnaltge
v@rano Commander" oeS Sroens Der Sem>
pelritter in Goof GountD. @r Lief bic
8lGne fur ben Bau anferti9en uno als Der
rleitse 8au auf benz Yapter eritanoen mar
uno Der 8lan in ben .3ettungeu belproben
puroe, Oa fineen aud Die Srbensbriioer
an, ii6 erritlt6 nit BEN, @e9enitanoe gu
b%efalien. gtahoem bas lberauS giinittg
geleQene @runoitiid an Der u. 3. @6e BON
Jtanoolpbz uno State Str. gelidert mar,
oa mar nur cine Stimme i'm Eager Der
Sreimaurer, baB Der BON Itornlan 6. @alz
iette gepIante &ielentempeG unbeotugt erz
ri6tet lDer0en mlille.
Dim 6. 0opember lebter Sabres tpuc6e
Der @run0itetn unter ben iiblt6en Seiers
Ii6fetten gele9t, uno mad einem Sabre fann
iebt l6on Der S1luBitein ein9efist pers
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Derbdn9nibpoIIe Spasierfabrt.
5rou Gen. Gorrence perunsIiidt.

Gltsabetb g}orton Gorrence, Bic Srau bes
General Solepb s. Sorrence, BrG1toent Der
G9icago Glepateo Serminals8 abn, cine
b01it 9eadtete uno beltebte Dame, fQnb am
Wontag auf cine ibredltde @eiie ibren
Sob.
Dim Wonta9 gadmittae UNI 2 llbr, pers
lteb Trau .Sorrence nit ibrer Is Sabre
alien So6ter tire Wobnung, SO 8elepue
Ylace, I'm in etnem boben speirGoeriaen
engltl6en Wa9en cine Spasierfabrt Al
unternebmen. Ser Gutiher bate lpie aez
Do9nIi6 leinen Sib binter Mutter uno
Io6ter etngenpnrnen uro SrGuletn Sors
renee fibrte Die 3u9el bes iebr mutbpiuiz
gen BferoeS.
Muf benz EidDege tDur6e 6as 8ferb,
Dur6 Elm in ralenoem @alopp binter linen
ber fDmmerloeS SubrDerf, nabe benz W1az
rine> Ooipttal, '16eu, unO nurDe SSralt
Sorrence 0urh einen tDiloeu Seitenipruro
0es Tbteres aus Dem gSa9en qeldbleu6ert.
Der uneliidliden Srau, Die nit Dem &opf
auf etnen Stetn auflhlug, nurbe Die 6lrnz
idale seri6mettert unO 6aS Genif oe6rOs
6en. Serr g. 8. Ooe. BrGiioent Der
Wfer6ants Soan & Sruit Company, lab
BON leinenl Magen aus ben l%1ngliGsfQQ
nit an u1o fam lofort berbeiQefabrel, UNI
6llfe gu ~leiiten. @r bro6te Die 8erurz
9lufte mad benz naben Wfarine= 6oipital,
mo- ite, troB aQer nur m0qli6en Gr3tli6en
6ilfe, Inn Y ubr yta6ts 11arb.
SrGuletn SDrrence unb Der &utider batz
ten ibre size in benz babtnitIrmenoen
NSagen b%e6auptet, :no Dem &utl6er mar
es geIungen, auf Den Goroeriib gu 9elan9en
nno Die 3iael 81 srgretfen uno bas i1eue
8ferO, na6bem eS un9efGbr nod eine babe
Wteile in ralenoem Qaufe fortgeeilt, gum
Sttuitano 3u bringen.
Trau Iorrence mar Die Go6ter 6es Gi6s
terS Seize 8. Norton uno beiratbete i'm
Sabre 1872 ben General Sorrence, tpel6er
untrOftlt6 iiber ben pl0Blihen 8erlu1t Der
BON tbm iiber @ues g~eliebten Satin lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-19
Opfer ihres 8erufs.
Dret Beridterftatter oes vJnter=
Ocean" bel Crete, gu, perun-
elIdt.
Cine &ocomotipe, ouf DER ie fuhren, 5er-
trlmmert. = Der Socomotipfibrer
ebenfalls 9etootet.

Gin ihrefIiher @iienbabneltnfau, benz
BRET, am bieii9en vSnters Ocean" auGeifeIte
8erihterltatter, iolpie Elm 2ocomottpfibrer
gum Opfer fielen, erei9nete it'd 0pnneritag
Wtorgen III Der 6rilbe an Der Chicago &
Grete, ST.. Die Spfer iin0 Die fol9enoen !:
GeonarD WalDburne, 8alebals
0teporter oes uSnter5S Ocean.
6reb. 90. 6enrD, 8ert6teritatter
berielben 3eitun9.
s.. q. Sec Affertp, 3ei6ner oes
veSnter>S Ocean.
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ben, Die fUabrt auf Der locomotive mit3uz
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den Der bret ungllldlt6en 0erl6teritatter
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baufen berDorge5ogen iper0en.
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bon Der Chicago & @aitern Sutnoisz 8abn
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bier Elm.
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tpurben ppuitGnOig 3ertriimmert un6 3Det
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nGbere Nd6ri1ten. Der 6etSer Qaffertp
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uno an Der Ssite Danon.
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fretien psrtbeilbaft befannt unb ieine 8ez
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burb ibre SrigtnaIitdt I'M StnI alIgenetz
mes 2tufieben. Gr mar lett mebreren Sab
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rs Sabre.
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len mar. St mar, tpie 0albburne, leoig.
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aus &outspiae bierber getommell, % Sabre
alt unO Derbetratbet.
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