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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-13
FIRES AT COLUSA.
Total Destruction Of Several Buildings occu.
n5a5 br pL;r.so

Total Destruction Of Several Buildings 0ccu.
pied by Chinese.
CoLUsA, Oct. 12.-There was fire at
1850 o'clock last evening in the row Of
wooden and brick buildings on upper Main
street, owned by L. Sullivan and occupied
by Chinese. Four wooden buildings and
one one-story brick building were COM
pletely burned, and one two-story brick was
damaged. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by the explosion Of a cOa-oll lamp in
the store Of Sam Lee Lung. All the build
ings were partly insured.
At O'Clock this morning IN alarm of fire
sounded for fire on the roof Of the Colusa
Sun building, but it was extiuruished be-
fore mnch damage resulted. The loss was
abou: $50, covered by insurance.
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THE LAST SPIKE.

Completion Of a Branch Of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad.
SEATTLE, Oct. 12.-The last spike on the
Seattle and Montana Railroad was driven
to-day, two miles north of Stillagumish
River. The road is s71s miles in length and
runs from this city to Jannan Prairie.
Skagit County, where it connects with the
Fairhaven and Southern, which runs to
New Westminster B. G. Both these roads
are the property of the Great Northern.
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SKULL FRACTURED.

Mrs. General Joseph P. Terrence Thrown
From Cart and Killed.
CHICAGO Oct. T.-Mrs. General Joseph
r Terrence was thrown out of cart this
afternoon on the Lakeshore drive. near the
Marine Hospital. Her skull was fractured
and she died at the hospital at a late hour
Tonight.
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Caught i'm the Act.

c. A. Richards picked up bolt of dress
goods in front Of furnishing goods store
on Montgomery street, near Pacific, last
night. and was making OFF with it when
Officer de Bl0is arrested him and charged
HIM with petty larceny at the Central Police
Station.
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II north in the Pacific the ship was struck
by terrific cyclone, that lasted thirty-six
hours. Nearly all the sails were blown
away and the ship thrown on her beam
ends. Everything movable was swept
from the decks, but the ship was not am
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An alarm was turned in at II 80 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon for small blaze in the
coffee and spice mills of Hill Bros. at 400
Sansome street. A defective flue in the
coffee roasting department was the cause of
the fire Loss S2j
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SAN JOSE, Oct. 12.--1he shipments to the
EasL from here last week we're the heaviest
III the history of the railroad. The total
fruit and othes products sent away were
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Quartz and Saw Hills Burned.

DowNIEvLLE. Oc'. 12-The Rid Chief
quartz and saw mills, near Forest City,
Sierra County, We're burned last night. The
fire is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiary. The loss is unknown.
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In Every Receipt

that calls for baking powder, use the
"Royal.' Better results will be obtained
because it is the purest. 1t will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor, more
digestible and wholesome. 1t is always
reliable and uniform in its work.
Royal Baking superior o all
C.GORJU Chef Delmonicsss
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tendance.
TIE FIRST ACT
Opens at the home of jeremiah Jobots,
who has already married off two daughters,
Una and Rhoda, bnt unfortunately not hap
PLY. The third daughter, Jenny, Is en-
gagged to young Dr. Hoffman. Una, who
has married Frederick Urquhart, returns to
the parental hone in a state of great ex-
element. After much questioning 1t is
learned that she has had what she considers
a serious quarrel with her husband, and is
determined to part with him forever The
real cause of the quarrel Is Urquhart's
jealousy and her coquettish disposition.
The other daughter, Rhoda, is married to
Julius Nagget who desires to return his
wife to her parents on account of incompati-
bility. In the meantime Urquhart who
really loves his vile dearly, returns and
seeks reconciliation, which she refuses
He departs in anger During this time
Jenny seems to have caught the Infection,
and abruptly ends her engagement with DR..
Hoffman, and the act ends with the three
sisters condoiing with each other over a cup
OF tea, Mrs. JOblots despairing, Joblots
cynically amused.
IN THE SECOND ACT
We move to Urquhart's parlors, where we
find Julius Nagget apparently well satisfied
with returned bachel0rhood, and Urquhart
savagely despairing. Mr.. and Mrs. Jobots
call there and endeavOr to straighten mat
tiers out but their efforts are in vain, the
young MEN disdaining anv such thing. The
two wives then arrive, and in very anus
ing scene the four people sit there and argue
their fancled wrongs, their various grounds
for divorce. The two husbands depart,
while the daughters are confronted by their
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OBITU AIR "


Caspar Landls well-known pioneer, died last
Saturday at the residence of his sou, ZIG Leaven-
worth street. The deceased was born in 1904,
at Zurich, switzerland, and removed to Hamburg
while a young man. The revolution of 1S4S
ruined his business, aud 10 1S40 he came with
his family TO California.
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Struck n Cyclone.

The British ship Arctic Stream arrived
last night from Swansea with cargo Of
1887 tons of coal for the Renton Coal Com
pany. Captain Bowen reports that when in
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WORLDS FAIR.
F. A. Kimball Of National City Appointed on
the Horticultural Staff


SAN DIEGO, Oct. 12-It was learned to-
night that Frank a. Kimball of National
City had been appointed member of the
Advisory Board of the Horticultural De-
partment Of The Worlds Fair. He received
q letter notifying him of his appointment,
and be saws he Will accent.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Oct. c." Thermidor" was pre-
sented last night (MOnday. Oct. 5th) to 4 packed
house, and was great success. The mounting,
costumes, scenery aud groupings have never
been exceled in this country, ana Charles Froh-
man gave 1t the additional benefit OF cast OF
great strength.
| think business all around will pick up
greatly from this Time on, as the weather has
grown much cooler, and the sOjOurners In The
country have about all returned 10 town. Horse
play, farce comedy and comic opera OF The rough
sort seem 10 have entirely given way 10 enter
taluments OF higher ana better sort, as Will be
seen by the success OF Marie WaiuwfighP5 per-
trct production OF fanny RODsart." of Roland
Reeds ideal American comedy, The Club
Fiend." MascaGnrs "CIyalleriI RusLicaua," and
one or Two other presentations.
GEORGE 4 LAsK.
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Sent IN stnrktnn Asvlnm.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct Ezra Chaffee, an
old resident of this place and a man OF
family, was examined to-day and judged IN
sane and sent to the Stockton Asylum.
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100000 pounds. or this 1864 pounds
were canned goods, 1,C40. 245 pounds green
fruit, 1,177, 1a5 pounds dried fruit; shipment
Of & rden seeds, &C. $50 pounds,
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General Mention.

The waltz song and chorus, Pm Seventeen
To-Day" as sung by Miss Ida Mule, has been
published by VIII Rossi err. Chicago. Words aud
music by ". j. MelbOnrne.
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BORN.

COLLINS-In this city, October 4, 1891, to the wife
of Thomas Collins. daughter.
SCHELLBACH-fn this city, October 5, 1891, to
the wife of William Schellbaoh, son.
DEGONZAC-in this CITY, october 10, 1891, to the
wife OF Emile Louis Degonzac, a son.
AUGER-In this city. to the wife OF Thomas Walter
Anger n daughter.
NICK this city. October l l, 1891, to the vito
OF John Dempster Mckee, q
PEARSALL-In this city. October TO- 1901, to the
wife OF w. Parrish Pearsall. son.
AUEARN-In this city, October 8. 1891, to the
wife OF Maurice j. Ahearn son.
SHOREY-In Oakland. October 10. 1891, to the
wife of Captain w. 4. Shorey daughter.
HEMING Erin Concord CAL, october 7, 1891, to
the wife OF Charles douglas Heminger, daugh =
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BIRTHS-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Firth, marriage AMI death notices sent by IN vi
will not he inserted. They must DO hande In az
either OF the publication oiice3 anl b indor5st
with the name and residence of persons authorized
TO have the same publShed.l
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BuRNET 1-GEANTIT--In this city. October Q.
1891, b. the Rev. Robert Mackenzie d D. George
w. Burnett aud Mrs. Lena Geantit
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JOHN sPANGLER.

Another veteran of the war with Mexico ha
answered the last rollc call John Spangler who
was bugier In Colonel Jack Hays rangers
died yesterday at 1914 Center street, Oakland
He was 10 years OF age.
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LABOR TOPICS.
Alfred fuhrman's Birthday Cele.
brated.

Alfred Thurman, President of the Coast
Federation of Labor Unions and General
Secretary OF the Brewery WOrkmen's Union.
was % years old yesterday, and the men who
make beer determined to celebrate the event
in way that would leave the most deeply
Interested party" a pleasant recollection of
the same. This is how it was done. When
Thurman reached tie Office of the union last
night his eyes fell upon magnificent floral
horseshoe bearing in purple blossoms his
name and the number of years of his life.
Around the table in the center OF the room
were kegs of deep-cOlored cumbacher.
These were preached later on, and the
orators and vOcaists Of the organ Zation
united themselves and made the night
merry. The rosy light of early morning
came before the festivities were over.
Joseph Valentine of the Molders' Union,
who was expected here yesterday, did not
arrive. 1t is supposed that he is visiting
unions along the line, and will be here To-
usual donations for the benefit Of the
strikers, and voted to take part in the re-
suscitation oil tie Iron Trades Conference.
The Typographical Union has received
reply from tie Typothete to its request for
changes in job Offices methods. All that
the union asked with the exception of the
fixing of the standard OF body type has
been granted.
The Sailors Union has purchased plant
and employed foreman to print its organ,
the Coast Seamen's Journal. The union
expects dull times owing to the fact that
seventeen vessels In ballast are now on their
way from Europe.
The Plasterers' Union last night elected
Timothy CaInan delegate to the Council OF
Federated Trades ami Thomas Sanford
delegate to the Building Trades League.
The Plasterers report trade very brisk at
present.
An important meeting of the Building
Trades Council vii! be held Tomorrow
night at 1853 Mission street.
The ANA gamation OF the Box-sawyers'
and Trunk-makers' unions was effected last
night.
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At the Tfvoli

The ever-pOpular opera Ia File de Ma
dame Angof' was presented to full attend
auce. The distribution was a good one,
and the performance very satisfactory.
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Is Fanchon."

A great many personal friends Of Alice
Kingsbury-C Cooley. who desire to see her as
the favoTite Fanehon, have requested her
to assume that character in performance
she intends to give shortly at the Bijou as
her final farewell to the stage-at least as
the eccentric Cricket" The lady has con-
scented, and the time will probably be the
evening Of approaching Thanksgiving. A
good company will be assembled in sup
port, and one or two well-remembered
actors have 0nsented TO emerge from retire
ment for the Occ sion
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LATEST sHIpPING INTELLIGENCE.


Domestic Ports.
EUREKA-Sailed Oct l2-Schr John Miller,
for san Francisco
cAsPAR-saed Oct 12-schr Abbic, for San
francisco.
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EX-GOVERNOR BIGELow.
Hobart B. Bigelow, Governor OF Connecticut
In 1SSI-93 died at his home In New Haven yes
fprdaV
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parents. Joblo.-- presents to his daughters
the alternative of returning to their Tespec-
i've husbands or being cast Ut!
THEY REFUSING.
He proceeds to discard them, Mrs. J0blots
meanwhile proclaiming her undylng mother
ly affection for them. julius, percelylng
that Una and Frederick really love each
other, writes mock love-letter to Fred,
which he gives to Una to use as evidence IN
q divorce suit The letter names as
meeting place the Benedick Flats. She
starts for the place to catch her husband.
Julius pursues the same course with the
husband. who starts for the same place TO
catch his wife. Una confdes to her pa
rents what she has learned, declares
her intention of killing her rival and
ruShes off to the Benedick Flats. followed
by her distracted parents. And then we
find ourselves in Nuggets bachelor fiat,
whittier comes every one concerne1, nunl-
ing for the mysterious persons mentioned IN
the letters really written by Nagget. Urqu-
hart is furious, Una insanely jealous. MIR.
and Mrs. JoblOt5 nearly crazy. The only
cool person is Nagget, who, when matters
are most complicated, cOnfesSes his good
natured fraud. Una and Urquhart are
reconciled, Jennie restores DIR. Hoffman TO
his former place in her affections, and Nag
get discovers that he really loves his wife,
Rhoda. So the old harness is mended and
another set ordered
The best idea of the piece one can give
is incidents, as above. As for the acting.
there is too much of it on tie part Of every
member of the compaDy-t0o much mouth
ing and motion. II more attenti0 were
paid to quietude of manner, and the Situa-
tlon allowed to make its own impression,
the result would be far more effective. The
melodramatic faint was observable all
through.
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One of those clever little adaptations from
the French or German school that Augustin
Day's company used to make so effective
was presented at the Alcazar to a large at
tendance.
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An important meeting of the Building
Trades Council vii! be held tomorrow
night at 1853 Mission street.
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The Fire-Bell.

The Inauguration of the Box-sawyers'
and Trunk-makerS' unions was effected last
,,frl,t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1891-11-05

MID. ST Die @siinnuns bss MenId)en
tur9 uno ourh littlih asmOroen. odnn
brandt er nib, crit pom SeIes setrie'
ben su psrbsu. feline @Hiht su eriilen.
er flbit iid ourb oas 0sies onrtaas
uibt beidrdnft uno tfbt oOber IN Der
littlihsn @siiorenuus oils Elm Sreier DO.
@suu DER WsnId oas &edt nil,
ohne aus Sarbt uor Strofe oaSu seirte
ben 81 weroen, wenn er tbdt, mas or
ioa, pbns iih an oas @sieB erinnern 81
mhlisn, ooer ii6 our9 cas Seies be
idrdntl 81 iiblsn. 10 1T er sur iittlihsu
5reibeit selaust. uno iein Bile mirs
nibt beenst burh oas @eleB nno nitl
aesiaelt Durd bic Strafe. 8er nlit
eiuen ireien Wl0eu babsn uuo behaup'
ten nil, Der erfile bas @eies. I'm iibs1
Dem @eies Su itehen. 9as 1T Der elm
siae @rs, an Dem bic oft ueraebl,d sc
ludte Blame Der 5feibeit bllbi.
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&alcuOrI aas SGnlbi9cr.

CUR ssidniasn Eatritt, to6 in meintr
Snhbanbiuns Sesen sbnrser z IN,
II D T. uno M O & q lenoer
FUR 1892 %sinseln uno in grp6tn G.uantita.
zen al iaureu iino. Nut Seroer'f
e d II | b II d fonnsn BON mir 10 binis
erlnnten peIe,u, ME IN srpBersn Sud
banolunssn, baber es nitt noibis lit, iid
iur Gintani oerariiger ShulbnGer oil on
here Su6banolungen Su fpenofn. Snoem
inoet man IN melner S~utbanolun9 aues.
mas in elmer iolden eritsr uuo better alafe
sum 9auten angebpten pirp.
VI NJ. Y. II o enberser,
ct. 9ermainitra6e, ct. 9lpuo.
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anlamb.

Der in Ybtlaoelpbia ~beitebsnot
Yerein CUR @rleidteruns bes s6!diols
Der nab Sibirien &srbdnnten bat fir
feline on ben @5aren serihiete 8iitidrlf
cine batbe Wlllon unieribrIfIen ameri
faniider Birser seiammelt, weiB obel
isst niht, mos er oamit %anfansen ioa.
Sn Jolse beiisn beidloB Der 8OaSie.
bunssausiduB bic g%rnennuns eInes
unterausihufiss, melter nit tenn @e.
neral O.. NcDowel in Neuarf, q. s..
ben seeisnetIten Bes beipreden. io0, aui
met1em bic 8lttidrift benz gjaren
iiberreidt meroen fam.
Der eemefratiihe yYbilaSelpta
Demotrat" lest folseuoes CUTE 2ort fur
Blaine EN-: pie @rfolse, wrlhe Der
Staatsminiaer Blaine nit leiner @esens
lertiefeiisppiitlf erSielt bat, iiub gang
unp sar isin aqsinises @eroienh. Der
Yrdiioeut bat oaaesen ebenie ip gnfans
%oppouirt, wie Die rspublifanii1sn Yartei'
fisrer iw @onsreB. @enn erterer iit
ipdter baflr srfldrts uuo iest iosur fur
li1 ben &abm Der erjielteu, far i'm gang
ausrwsrteten griolSe in Gnipru4 nimmi,
70 i&madt 81 ii& eiufad nit fremoen
Jeberu. Ger ssrualtiss QbrssiL welGeu
Blaine beitst, mu6 Jpn antreiben, gle
S,aotsminifter fOrtSnasbeiten, UNI bieie
Grfolae ni4t ollein nod m6sildf iu
permebren. ionoern aud aler Delt liar
5u tbun. buB er Der Nann lit. tusl&er
Dieie Dabn tstretsn nno ieins eisenen
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Ni&t piel BON einetrl arieae.

Webr oils e,ner u~nierer Mitbewerber
bot i&ersbaft auf e,nen .gadpuloer
arieaS ~b,neebeutet. sc IL tein aries
oieier Nrt. Gin gewiffes 8adpuluer
ertielt @ubm, neil Is better NOR ole
,roeno Gtrpos, bas fraberb,n bereitei
unrbe, unb neil % in elmer liberalen
oriaineaen unb ueriidnbisen Weiie ON
oe,siot rpurpe. Der Grfols bieies Hul
Uers fabrte ju elmer 3a@abmuns. aber
on,uaebeu ooer a%nauoeutsn, baB ein
Rriea awi{&en ben Hadpalseru ooer
ibren r,str ober tueniser i4us@en 9o4
obmeru entfanorn Jet, fent bas Bib
bes Tooesiampies Swii&er eineu' dbler
~ elmer Sausflese bar.
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llm cine SOffnans drmer.

Die Stnbt Stem Yorf III jest enoaiil'
tis nm cine idOne SOHauns drmer. 0el
oberite 8eridtshOi oes Stdotes Seen
gorf bat sntihieoen. baB oas 8ermdbt
n,B Samuel 5. 5ilosn's fir cine erOBt
SibIjoibet msssu ieblerbaitsr Ntfliun9
oes Seiiamsnts uusiltis lei.
Die 5~sblerbnftisfelt lag benz @eri9l
SufOlse BARN, ouB 9lloen ben Dor ibn
sur Nusiabruus ielner @iuIte einse
lebten Iertraueusmdnueru niht eint
senau bsitimmte Efi6t auferleste. ion
oeru es ihnsn irelitsuIe. NIT Gem mad
GusSabluns Der perl0nlIbeu Sermdb;
nIlie pcrblelbeueen 9eloe cine Slblioibel
uoer ir9eno eirpas anoeres gu errlttsn
Sas @eridt eiabtet, oaB elne 10 mel
aebenoe, Der Nlltdr Der 8srtrauens.
manner 10 oiel aubeimitslsnoe SoQ
madt ii1 nit ben fur Elm seieBlid gill.
tises SermdbtniB erforoerliben Beoin.
aunseu ni1t uertruse. @r iast es Swal
nlft, aber i6eint a%nSuoeuien, oaB Dit
Sertruusua mdnutr serl6tlld nibt on
aebalten peroen fsnuten, NIT Gem @slo.
lrqero eilpas III tbuu.
Rsw Yorf wiro alio feline 9roBe BIB
lioibst srbalisu, wie @blcusO. obwObI
IS olelelbe isbr gut brauten ioante
DEM bic NitUr. SIbliotbef ut unbeoeu'
teno, uno bob elmer Der grben 2iloen's
cod rcd slpsi Wllluueu (itatt iin'
ODER is9s) bersebeu iOate, nm Der
8lnlten oss Grbla6ers sersdt 81
weroen, slaubsn mir nlbt. 9aB es
ieosnials Die ilnf WtlalUuen . Dollars.
Slbliotbef nidt erbdlt. ut noiiirlib nlh'
SEEM gOrt's Sbulo, lonosrn Die Shult
Itloen's islber, welter, trosoem er ole
Der i1~arflinnisite aopOfat oss 9lnoes
salt, n,6t i'm Stanoe seDeien ut, eiu
3elt0msnt gu MAIDEN, Delbss se9en Dit
prU~isiiiOneIlsn Gsltaments 9erirlmme'
rer bIeb. uno tidgait mar. Snterei.
lant 1T e. bel bieler 9elssen,beu So En-
iabrsn, raB Der srOBe &ouOtat O'Gon.
nor 3iiosn seiast bat. Die Gblaiians
oes 9eiiomsnls lei fsblerbaft, nno oas
er aber liGrb, sbe sr ooSu setCmmeu
mar. limb 9lloen ielber ihelnt uoa
ieiuer sIssnen &sisbstt gu iebr burt
orunscR gemsien 81 lem, OILS bob er
nadher nob anoere tl6trSe NeuOtaien
81 8u. be geSosen battle.
@le benz aud iei. bic Bibliotbef III
iutid, uuo oas ldDne 9slo sebt on Die
8erpGnoten IlloeEs, osnen er Is nibl
teltlmmi bate. Del 6au eribellt bon
Reuem Die 2ebre On ole nniere WtIllo'
mare, oGB iie nit ibreu Sermd6tnlhen
6ifsnu,ber Ratur ni6t Uarien iolen,
BIS tie tpot iinb. iOnoern oaB tie bel IT,
rem 9sbseiisn berseben, mas iie oafir
berseben moaen, 10 ple es Der 9roBe
8Oblibitsr Heabunp setban bat, uno
Cooper, Der iib nod orsiBls Sabre lei
mes 2sbens on benz BON Inn seltifteten
Cooper, Snfltut bat ireaen o%iirien, mel.
dies perrirfiiss Deiipiel neueroinsa
2elano StapiUro unO &Cdeieuer erfols
reid nat9eubmt baben. Bei Geb5elter
sema6te Sdenfunssn lino unieres 8li
lens nod ME ger iGtl'6 anseiObten oosr
sar umseltOben Doroen.
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Auslan6.

7 Die Gerwnlluna Der bel9ilben
@t,enbabneu bat bic unteriuhuns zines
lelliamen 8~Orsan9es augepronet. Der iit
nuf Der Siaatsbaba S%usetra9en baben
ioa. Der @rpreBSus ron 9eutihlano
uad Sitenoe battle oauab in Der Yatt
iuiOlse uur,b,iser @eidenlelnus elnen
illiden Ne9 senummen uno 1T itatt
uber Webeln, Solmunoe &C. iiber Die
2lnie Brifiel sesansen, lpObei er jeoen
ausenblld SeIabr lief. nit einem nnoe
rem 3use SuiammenSuitOBeu. @lidIlber
tpeiie ereisnete iih fein unsliid. IS mar
Elm ieltiamer Gnblid, als o,eier Bug anI
elmer 2inie, bic er nidt fannie. aui @at.
oedus oussins, per5weifelt pTff, I'm iib
bemerfllb ~ MAIDEN, nno NIT jeoem
8e,denheGer u~uterbauoelte, nm ben
Dur6saus, ben mar ibm uoridrifts'
mGBls ~usrUsiseru mubte, 81 erlansen.
Sn Yeisisn sebt Gaes aemiiblib Su.
Shlesllh wuros Der uerirrte 5us cbne
anoeren uafaa als cine Ssrlpdluns UNI
mebrere Stunoen aui ben rl1liseu 8es
Surlfasbraht.
I Gin iaredli@er unslidsial, mel
der orei Wsnihen oas 9eben foiteie uno
au1 ben 8srluit zines uierten nad iit
Sieben oirite, bat in 2luerpool sroBe
N~ufresuns beruorserufen. IS uar IN
Der Iribe zines Sonntas Worsen, oils
oes IN Partiruss aniaiilse S6bn Srown,
lelne 5rau Warte uuO ibre srrel 8Inoer
iid Sur Rube be9aben. Der Wana nabn'
etne Beiroleumlampe, UNI nod etwas
Don nnien beraufSubolen, itolperte leooh
on Der 1bire uber eineu @rgenitano
uno fisl ~ BOoen, be Sampe NIT lib
reiBeno. IS erfolste eIue @rpIofion,
uno i'm Hu itano Sronn's 8lelonn9 IN
Jlammeu. Die erit unIdusit enibun'
oeue 5rau mari in lbrer NufreSuns Den
SduJlms sum 5eniter binaus Inb
lprang banu ielbit nod. Das 3tno
purbe Don elnem untenitebenoen Wanne
auiseianssn, NOR ieood in 5olse oes
Sturjes aus e,ner S6be bon 80 Sub
bereifs tobt. Die Watter trus bel benz
Jal 70 i1were 8erleBuussn oGuon. oaB
on ibrem auifommen se5ueifelt rpiro.
Der @atie ersr,ff oas anoere, u Sabre
a!te Rino uno ueriuhte iid MT olelem
Su retten Leioe wuroen ieood Don ben
Jlammen 10 ar8 per6raani, ece ie balo
oarauf i'm Sospital ibren @nnoeu srise
gen. 9as 5aus ielbit wuros nur rpsnIs
bej9doist.
I Sea eiasr idiubliten &adetbai
miro aus 8reu5na1 beridtei; Der
Sdubmoder @idbad BON 5atfelo me
sey eines ourd ben Jelobiter Widels
aussteistsn Gelc!rsvels fir5Iid pom
S4Ofsnseri4t Su s9oahetu betrait
rpcrpen. Nm Nbenb besleiteie Widels
einsn etwas enaetruntenen 8eusen Nas
mems S&mitt nod Ssris. Wis lie bic
Saustbir 6ffueien. tradte aus ndtHer
Ndbe elm S&uB. Der bsioe Wduuer gu
Uooen ftre6te. Ml9els mar ms 6er3