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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
ORANSTON ON WATER.
Indignant Citizens Discuss Questions OF
Private Plant.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEws.I

L
AUBURN. Dec. 2s.-Last evening a meet
Ing was held at the High School build.
Ing for the purpose OF discuss ng the ad-
visibility Of "a separate water supply for
the town of Cranston. About two hun
| dred residents Of Auburn were present
| and the meeting was called to order at 8
O'Clock by Hon. Joseph l.. Sanders Ex-
Councilman Robert Il. Thurber was
The Hon. James A. Budlong opened
the discussion by expressing himsel
strongly in favor Of getting water from
some other source tnan the city, and
called Tor ans on who had looked int
tne matter TO suggest means Of accom-
plishing the object.
Lucian NJ Butler stated that he had
nade inquiries abont the water systems
OF Mansfield, Attleboro, East Providence
and Westerly, aud was satisfied that il
was feasible for Cranston to have plant
elther OF It's own, or TO be put in by a prI
vate corporation, under restrictions by
the town. lie said there were several
corporations In New England who made
IL their business to build water works.
obtaining their franchise from the town,
together with a guarantee that the resi-
dents would use the water, vet holding
the property with the understanding
tnat at any time the town might assume
Us ownership by paying the cost price.
Mr.. Butler was followed by dozen or
more representative men, ali strongly in
iavor Oh obtaining water in some OF her
way than through the city.
Much was said in regard to the present
poor quality Of Pawtuxet water, and the
extra. expense OF obtaining spring water
Ior drinking purposes; ana the point was
emphasized tnat in looking for "A source
oi supply ior Cranston the first aud main
consideration should be the purity of the
water.
The Hon. j.. Sanders finally offered
\ resolution which was unanimously
adopted to the effect that the Town
Couucii be req uestcd to appoint a com
mlttee or three capable men, representing
the several sections If the town to look
ipto the matter and report the most
feasible plan for obtaining a water up.
ply Tor the town. l.. A Brown moved
That committee be appointed TO be
present at the meetings " hich should be
held In various sections of the town, and
state Auburn's attitude in the matter.
Messrs. Drake. Staples and Reeve were
appointed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
A Boiler EXPLOSION.

NEW BEDFORD, Dec. 2s-A double DON
Key engine and boiler of abont ten-horse
power, used in hosting at the s. Corson's
coal yard in this city. exploded with such
force about $3.50 o'clock this morning as
to break into pieceg twenty-five feet from
the ground, the most of the gaff or boom
which holds the coal buckets. The boiler
aud engine were blown into The river and
lost. The engineer was temporarily alb
sent A scarcity Of water ia the boiler
was the cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
Later News.


New YORK, Dec. 2s-A terrific explo.
sion occurred in the yards of the Long
Island Railroad Tunnel Company, near
Hunters Point, at about o'clock this
morning.
The day gang of workmen were en-.
gagged In the work of constructing the
East river tunnel on Fourth street, be-
tween jackson and Vernon avenues.
The dynamite which was usen in tear
Ing away the rocks had frozen during
the night and the foreman had instruct
ed the men TO thaw it out. They were
engaged In this work when the explosion
occurred.
The report was heard for miles around.
Nine meH We're killed and many fright
fully mutilated. Directly opposite the
scene OF the explosion is the Graves Re-
frigerator Company's building. Ihe
whole front or this place was torn away.
Every single pane In every house within
the block was shattered and almost every
occupant of the houses in the bl ock was
injured in some way.
AT 1890 it was reported that nine
bodies, frightfully mangled, had been
removed from the debris
Among the dead are /: John O'Brien of
"a Jackson avenue, Mary Breuuan, Henry
O'Brien, Edwin Hopkinson, "a restaurant
keeper and Mrs. Roch. Mary Greeny, an
assistant in the Hopkinson restaurant
was fatally injured.
The Long Island City post Office. which
is near. WAS somewhat damaged.
The house at % jackson avenue caught
fire, but the flames were extinguished
without much damage
The scene of the explosion was at the
mouth OF the tunnel in the rear OF tue
tenement containing Nos. 81 to 30 iu-
elusive. jackson avenue.
This tunnel is the one which is being
constructed under East river from Lon
Island City TO the Central station in
New Yord
Nine persons were reported to the DO.
lice as dead but IT is thought that some
of these are only badly injured aud viii!
recover.
The damage to property. however. is
more serious than IL was first supposed
The tenements for four whole blocks
along Jackson avenue are badly shattered
aud these in the immedat. vicinity the
almost ruined
The quantity of dynamite exploded
was yer, large. Henry O'Brien, VINO was
SO badly Injured, was lying on a sofa i'm
his home at "a Jackson avenue when the
explosion occurred. A large plate glass
window was hurled through the sile of
the building, aud cut mis- throat so badly
that his head was almost severed from
his body.
Among the injured are Mrs. John
Henry, Minnie Daverin, John Daverip. |
Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Miss Mari, Edwin |
Delaney, two women and two children |
whose names could not be ascert lined. |
and an unknown Italian.
All of the injured ones were removed to |
st. johns, Long Island City, Hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

FLORENCE, Dec. 2s.-Slnce Thankseiy.
Ing there has been numb.- OF dinners.
receptions and dances in the Anglo
American colony. For dii ner psrtie.
Mark Twain, the bumorist. Is In great
demand. but he favors few with his pres.
ence, as he is much engaged in literary
work. The great American humorlst
keeps the guests in roar of laughter
when he does deign to attend, aud his
unique anecdotes are received with
shoutA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
sPRINGFIELD's DEPARTURE.
The Connecticut Valley Metropolis WI
Furnish Its Own Electricity


Furnish Its Own Electricity.
SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 2s. The city govern
ment Of 1892 closed its books last nigh,
by enacting the most important legisla
ton OF the year.
The preliminary step was taken in the
matter OF the city owning its plant foi
electric lighting, and an order was passed
authorizing the city to construct water
main from the new receiving basin al
Ludlow street. this city.
Part OF the main will be 80 inches i'm d.
ameter, the material to be either cast-iron
or steel The total cost must not exceed
$4,000.
The treasurer was authorized to borrow
on coupon bonds, $3.50. .0D0 of this sun, to
run between 20 and 30 years mt per cent:
gold bonds. dated April l aud O:t. l.,
1888 =
The treasurer's reporS shows that the
total receipts for tho year ending Dec. 10
1872, were 81, 702, ,0JJ; expenditures, 81, ,54l.-
ooO, leaving balance Of $l60, i33 in the
treasury, as against S62, ,00J in the treas
ury at the beginning of the year.
The funded debt of the city is now
$1,000 and the net Indebtedness, after
deducting cash assets and sinking fund,
81, 339, 900.
The funded debt was Increased during
the year SCI, 900, while the net indebted
ness. owing TO the large cash balance in
the treasury, Dec. 10. is decreased $47, 300.
less than year ago.
Ihis shows that the yearly business OF
the city has Increased $500, 900 since 1887.
Blank Books aud Diaries at Pot
In full assortment. Prices will suit Pans
INK aud paper Muciage that Is mucilage
mM, n. POTTER corner snow and westmins-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

OMAHA, Dec. S.-Isst night AN explo-
sion was heard in the five-story building
known as the Continental block at the
corner Of Douglas and Fifteenth street.
In an instant tongue of fire burst forth
from the elevator snaft OF =. :. Orchard,
and In less than half an hour the build.
ing was Quilted. Freeland & Loomis were
among the heaviest losers. The clock
tower was surrounded by the flames. bur
the dials indicated the hour until il:l7.
when the tower fell with crash. The loss
is estimated at 100000 The origin OF
the ire Is as yet unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
AGAIN VISITED BY FIRE.
Bomb Thrown Into buildings Caused
Serions Loss by EInmea

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2S,-The city was
visited by most disastrous fire thi.
morning. The street car barns and i'm
mense plant of the Willard line, were dis
covered to be on fire at all early hour and
despite the efforts of the department all
was completely destroyed
Much rolling stock was burned and
many horses perished in the flames.
The fire was caused by bomb being
thrown into the main building. The loss
will reach $50. 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
Frustrated by the snock.

WEST MIDWAY, Mass, Dec. 2s.-The
residence OF John Hodges was burned at
10 o'clock yesterday. Loss 5000; insured
for $500. Cause. an overheated stove or n
defective chimney. Mrs. Hodges is pros
trated by the shock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

Weather for this evening-Clear aud
cold.
For o-morrow-CleaI and cold.
The Thermometer
Temperature from A. NJ, Dec. %. to 0
A. NJ. Dec 2S
Highest, 2s. >, lowest 1875; mean, cas-
The Tide for Tomorrow.
high water at Providence at 1888 A. M.
and at 4:0S L. NJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
Weather Indications.

WAsHrSoToN, Dec, 2s. Forecast for
New England; Occasional snow; north
winds; slightly colder In Massac husetts.
Rhode Island and Connecticut; for East.
ern New York, occasional light snow;
north winds; slightly colder.
Signals are displayed at Narragansett
and Woods Holl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
LEFT HER WEAK
And Esther Ouimby sues for Damages for
MaIpracttce.

NEW YORK, Dec 2S.-In the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday Judge Book
staver directed Esther F. Quimby to fIe
bill Of particulars against DIR. John II.
McGivern of No. $50 East llth street, in a
suit she has brought to recover $4,000
damages for unskillful and improper
treatment.
She says in her complaint that DR..
McGivern left her weak and in great
pain and that IL cost her $500 to get cured
from the result Of his malpractice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-It is clear aud
cold here this forenoon. At o'clock the
mercury stood ~ twenty degrees above
zero.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

German sentries Not to Have Them 4,
the Future.

the Future.
BERLIN, Dec. 2s.-Orders have been
given to army officers not to supply sem
tries with bal. cartridges after the end OF
the present year This step is taken in
view Of the frequent ARRAYS between
civilians and sentries. la which the lat
ter usually use their fire arms with fatal
effect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28

FOR New Years presents In nice Ladies' and
Gents Watches Diamonds. Silverwere and Fine
Jewelry at reasonabls prices call on Joshua Gray
$40 Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
The Weather I'm Boston.

BosToN, Dec. 2s-Ths threatened snow
storm which was said to be creeping up
the coast preparing TO pounce down upo n
the city, has failed to put in an appear.
ance. The sun is shining brightly here
NJ ~ o'clock, with no immediate prospect s
OF change: The sky was overcast be-
fore sunrise but the storm signs fled with
the dawn. The mercury registered six
teen degrees above zero at o'clock this
morning.
BOSTON, Dec. 2s-For New England un-
til Friday-General far weather, slightly
cooler tonight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
THE CREW SAVED.
Schooner Falcon Goes Ashore at Peaked
Hill station.

PRovINcETowN, Mass, Dec. os. -
Schooner Falcoa Of Gloucester is ashore
at Peaked Hill Station. The crew was
saved by station men in the breech buoy.
The vessel stranded at 3 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
PROF. KARGE is DEAD.
he Fell in a Cab About a O'clock
Yesterday Afternoon.
HE WAS GOING TO VISIT HIS SON

Heart Failure was tho Cause or His
Death-Born In the Grand Duchy of
Posen-Hs Came to New York in
1851.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-28
The Hudson CIoseI.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Navigation on
the Hudson closed for the season last
night. The steamer John l.. Hasbrouck
OF the Il oughkeepsie line, was the last
boat TO arrive. She got I'm vest erday
morning after a hard battle with the ice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05
G. x RT Ell S

CON Las pesas medldas del Sistema Me
rico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOLEt
TIN MERCANTIAa
Sc hallaD ademas otras muchas noveda.
les SO esperan mas del extraniero
an trabaios de Imprenta, Encuadernaci61
Lltografia, Sc pueden Yer satistechos to-
sos los gustos y cumpiidas todas las exi.
<encias. Paratuvs en- los precios; eiegancis
IN .a eje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05
Il MAESTRO DE lNGLES,

Ss aeaban Dc rseibir sjsnpIares
Dc u alsina sdiei6n pu6liesda q
Nsw.fork sn b Inprs .fa deI
boksyn MSRossxU ( es-go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLhTIK HERCAKTIl, >

ksn eSss secci6n de La casa, u1ontada cor
sOdQs los eIenen$os necesarios provista de
maxeSiales de pria0era cIaae, &c hacea encua.
dcrnacjoaes es hoiapdesa, carton&, pasta e.
panOla, piel dc levapte con relieves, todo per
ec2n Z UrecsOa reducd0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05
RlEAlOTkCA
OE CONE RClANTE.

HfsfuRlA DEL ocm ERUIo is
a. Ia aaazsasa, asat. lss kssnyus szAs 70
nsasa snsaa aasawsa ssas E@ss Mr.. Ssasss
ssaxassas 81 tfxs sss E1x Ass aaamsss 80 =
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go Ms~s~@ss4 n u asrsa. : FssGsaAs ~
s.aasaa a. L. mAsnA asesas sssa-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05

The Proprietors of the BOletfn
Me1cantjI have the honour of re-
q'-esting English advertisers to hand
tlleir orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
AGENTS for all English q French
dd7eYtising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05

administrator du BoIetin Nor,
cantn phonneur de prier NJ 7ielrs
les Annonciers franqais de couloir bieA
semettre leurs ordres de Publicite a
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
cont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PabsieitS Franeeiss
ss Anglaise.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-05

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
Jnlano.

= Ser BrGitbent bat in elmer Brotlamaz
ton ben MbIhluB zines porlGuftgen @egenz
ieitigfeits> l1eberelnfom mens nit Der Ste
publit 6ououras auf 8runo Der beaiigltden
8sitimmung bes Wtc&inleD'iA Sarifses
ieBes befannt gegeten. STIR Die 5cufrete
gtnfubr BON 3uder, Wftlaiie, &affee, Gbee
uno 6duten beipiQigt Die 0tesierung bon
'SonouraS fol9enOen amerifanti6en Bros
0ucten unb Waaren 5oQfreie Ginfubr III
6onouras: i3u6ttbtere aIer Dirt; Geis,
Wats, @erite uno &oggen; 8obnen; 6eu
uno Strob; frii1es Obit; perarbeitetes
Wee6l in Der @e1talt bon Biscuits, Graders,
ni6t gell6t, Waccaront uno gtuoeln;
&oblen un0@rs; Salt, @ement, 8aditeine,
i3iegeln; Wtarmor, bearbeitet, fir Wf0bel,
Statuen, 8runnen, @rabmGler uro Saul
ten; Cheer, @uano llno aroerer Oinger,
tInltlt1er uno natiirli6er; @elugel;
MISUNDERSTANDING @erdtbe tnoQ8ertseuge;
Wfaidinen auer Nrt, einl6lteBlih ytGhs
mai0inen uno Tbelle 0anon; Wlaterialien
aler Dirt fiir 8au uno Betrteb bon @tlens
babner. T~elegrapben> uno Se!epbonltnien;
Wfaterialien aller Nrt fir Beleibturasanz
'taget nit @as ooer@leftri5itdt Wtaterialien
dlerQlrt fir oenGau bon Nerften !; Npparate
fir BIZ Sptrttasa9 eitiQation; 6ol3 alIer Nrt
fiir 8auiperfe in StGmmeu oDer Balten,
8fGblen, 9lonfen, 8rettern, 9telen &C.,
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bon Soft; 6duier BON 0ol3 ooer Gilen,
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Bebalter fir @aiier eiierne &Obren uno
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uno Stahelorabt fir 3dune; @iienplatten
fur 8au5mefe; eiierne &ellel fir Sal3ges
%iDinnung &eiielfir 3uderfabrifen 3uder1
forlnen; S6wurgleile fir8ergmerfe SOd7
Dfen ulD Snitrumente fir Die @ralhnlel7
5erei; miiieni6aftIi6e Snitrumente; Wfos
heue fir Wal6inen uno @ebGuoe; Boote,
NngelgerGtbe, Nnter, Soften, S6iffSletle,
Segel uno QtaeS, mas fir Die Shtfftabrt
in ben 6dfen, Seen uno 6liilien oer Gepubltt
braudbar lit Orudmaterialien einlblleBltb
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allies 3uDebor; gebrudte Bidder, Slug
l6rtften uno 3sttungen, ~gebuuoen nno UNI
%9ebu1oen, &arten, photographer. georudte
ytoten uno Notenpapter; Yapter ttr s3ei>
tln9er QueGitlber Otasneteilen 9opfen;
Gbininlu, pbate; @olb uno Stlber, in Bars
rem, Staub ooer Win3en; @aarenproben,
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Die Gerbanolun9en iino bon benz GtaatS7
mtnliter unD benz @eneralfoniul Der Hepu>
Bill Sonouras III 0etn Oort 9efiibrt morz
ben; Der Nbi6luB zines uolftdnotgen 6a1s
belspertrageS 3tDii6en beioen 9Gnoern bIeIbt
p%orbebaItel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09
@Olfspertretune it, 9remSen.

Sn 8reuBen erbebt man auf ~freiiinniaer
Seite iest Die ~bringenDe G6orberune na6
elmer NeusG intbeilun9 Der 3anota3sz Mahls
freiie. 9enn Die iebt beftebenbe @intbeiz
lung batirt in ben alien Bropinsen nod
aus benz Sabre 1860, tit ben neuen aus benz
Sabre 1867. Sett iener 3ett BADEN ober 10
sroBe @olfsoeri6lebunsen ftattsefunoen,
Dab Die 8ertretun8 cine 0ur6aus ungere6te
9epOroen lit.
Die i3abl Der @ablfreiie betrdgt, entiprez
6enb Der 3abl Der N~bseorbneten, 433. 9a
BreuBen nab Der 0oltsadbllng pom l.
9esember 1890 20, 1888 @inmo6ner
bate, "io entfaIen auf ieben Nbseoroneten
So, $50 @inpObner. 9ieie offer gu @runOe
9elegt. lolte Berlin beute Dur6 % gbges
orbnete i'm 2anbta9 Dertreten lein, lit es
ober nur burd 9. Oeun als Die iebiee
@tntbellnne ger1abt mrroe, 5Gblte Berlin
nod niGt cine babe edition Gintpobner.
6eute bat es iiber 1,600, 900.
Die 8enahtbeiligung Der yfeihss unb
SanOesbaap:ltaot in ibrer 8ertrstang in
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9aS 9eMtidtc rntcr gebiIoeten
@t9ligOs9 tttc rtfAmert.
C,N ntertfa".)

Ser piitbenoe 8ernt6tungsfampf Der
hier3ulanoe Don elmer borutrten &affer1z
tla1ie .gegell Die 0eItl9e Spra6e gerilbrt
miro, lit Shenandoah mebr 3uDtoer, als
benz Dirtlid yebtl0etell, eoel8eltnnten Mines
ritaner. Ser befleiBigt it6 i'm @egentbeiI,
btsle flaliil6e 3un9e elmer bo6culttutrtel1
Station su erlcrnen, nit ben S0GBen tbrer
Niteratur 1tb befauHt gu MAIDEN un0 lie
leinem golfe 5u erDffnen.
go banDe!ten HongfeGotp. 10 BaDaro
Gaplor uno 3ablole Mnoere. go balDeln
nod beute Deren @eiiteSerben.
BrQlioent Sarrilon geht letnen Sa1os>
Ieuten nit treffli6em 8eiipiele Doran. Din
Der Tafel oeS QSetBen 6aules miro Dauftg
Oeutid gcipro6en, uno logar v8abD Wfcz
See" lernt it'd in Der Spra6e @0tbe'S uno
2eiiing's nit ieoem Wtonate seIGuftger aus
Drllden.
Mnberparts ab,nen gebiloete ganfees
Dies 8eiipiel mad. Seit ldn9erer 3eit gebt
ms aus 8pdeiter I'M Staate Seem 0ampz
hire Die Wtondtsl6rJit vGermania" gu,
Deren l3ped in ibrem @rQdn3un9stitel:
"A Magazine for the Study Of the Ger
man Ian guage and Literature" angegeben
lit. 9teie !3ettihrift lit crit brei Sabre alt
unb erfreut it'd unter ben 9ebtloeten Nmez
r~ifaner1n bes 2anbeS bereits Der lpeiteiten
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III Gpeiie uno BrOla, aus unlern &laiiitern
iopobl mic BON neueren S6rtftitelern, nit
paiienoen grlauterungen uno Numerfunz
gen in englii6er Spra6e. Die r6aupts
fafta aus Der beuti6en 2iteratursei6l1te@
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Y8ir mIinihen ibr MdbStbum uno @eoeiz
ben. Wtoge ite unierer eolen oeutl6en
Mutteripra6e i'm 2anoe bss aamG6tigen
Dollars redt Diele tparme uno begeilterte
Sreunoe peri6affen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-09

letne @rme en~tgegenitredte, UNI Die Wuht
pes sSaues gu breden, mas ibn audi allerz
otngS nit @efabr ieineS QebenS uno letner
@lieoer geIang. 8eibe 2lrme tDuroen tbn1
9ebro6en nn0 auBer0em erlitt er el1eH
ShGoelbru6.
= 0te Sreunbe un6 1tn~tergebenen oeS
tDegen unterihlaeung bon $4,000 bis $4,000
IN 0att beftnoli6en MISUNDERSTANDING
tn Wtlltpaufee iinb bemiibt, Dur6 @rleBung
cer neruntreuten @elber bic Strafloiigtett
oes Serbafteten uao belien ipGtere @ieotr>
e~InleBune in letn @mt 81 ertpirfen. @ea
neral 0obart bat ben 8lan angereet nno
lgn beretts Dem Dtreftorium Der Dffenttiden
Sloltotbet ppreeleet. 9em 8ernebnIeu
na1 paDen elf Deiblihe Mngelteute Der
SiDllotDet 5ltr 9ur6fIbruug 6elielbsn ut1z
ter ltb 5000 aufgebra6t uno etnen gIeid
GoDt1 Getrag BET ibren Treunoen gez
iammelt; rei6e GSreunbe 9inoerfeltt's
baben tpettere $1,000 beigeiteuert uno
Der Jtelt lou BON anberen Sreunoen
auTgebraht tperoen. Oils @eiammtiumme
Der acknowledgement @eloer itno biz iekt
$4,000 ermtttelt porben, obipobI bas 8ib;
liotbefe@ pnto aus ben lebtsn stpei sSabreu
nod ni6t geprift tit. S9perli6 piro Der
poblgemeinte Blan geliugen, benin Der 0es
8lrtsantpalt Groipn lit Elm lebr enti6ieoener
0egner oes Gertui6ens begangener itrafz
bGrer 9anolun9et. Der @riab Der berunz
treuten @eloer tutrb b06itens Die Btrtung
haben, DAB 3inberfelt init elmer iebr lei@ten
Strafe tpeg toml1t.