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TWO PECULIAR LAKES.
without known Source Or OaSlet end
with Sepeennial Tides.

with Sepsennial Tides.
PERU, Ind, Aug. 8.-Lake Ccott, a
small and pretty body of water in Cass
county, whose pleasant shaded banks
have been used for many years by
Logansport people as picnic grounds,
has peculiarity which has of late been
proven to be fact, and which seems a
very singular affair. 1t is that the lake
has a septennial high tide, which has
been taking place regularly every seven
years for a length of time past the re-
memhFance of the oldest residents OF the
vicinity. At times the water diminlshes
until one end of the lake is all barred. It
then gradually increases until at the end
of seven years time from the previous
high tide it reaches the highest point,
and raises up to its banks in all dlrec-
tions.
The lake is now in a fine condition,
being higher than it has been for seven
years. Without any known source, nor
with no outlet visible, the lake is a
singular body of water. 1t is always
clear and pure. and does not resemble a
pond in the least. One gentleman of
Logansport gives as his opinion that the
lake is a crater of an extinct volcano.
Lake Maxinkuckee, the famous resort
which is patronized by number of the
ellte from Chicago, Indianapolis and
most all of the cities in the northern
part of the state, is also possessed with a
similar unsccOuntable increase and dl-
minishing in size, reaching its highest
point every seven years, as does Lake
Cicott- 1t is also mysterious as having
no visible inlet or outlet. On account of
its being much larger in size, the in
creasing and diminishing of its waters
are not noticed to such an extent as
those of Lake GcOtt
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ONE WRECK CAUSES ANOTHER.
Engineer and Fireman TIiIIeb-seVePal
Passengers Inlmted.

Passengers Injured.
ERIE. Pa. Aug. S.-A bad wreck Oc-
CURED on the Lake Shore railroad. eight
miles east of here. at midnight Friday
night, III which the engineer and ire
man of the Boston special passenger
train No. 6. eas-bound from Chicago.
were killed and several passengers in
jured. only one, Stephen Perry, OF In
dianapOlis, seriously.
The disaster took place at HaTbor
Creek \ slow freight going west was
irving to get into side track 1T that
point 10 let the fast freight. also west
bound. pass II, but failed 10 get cat of
the way IL time. and the gea- tram
crashed into II. CausIuC . ing "feck,
which was thrown over on the elStBIn
track.
A few moments later ~ ,,OsstDn spe-
cial. No. &. from Chicago, ,,,lne aAoug at
a high rate Of speed auG ,:u-Stgi INTO the
freight wreck, wreckiug the eng ne
baggage car. one orciA4ry passenger
coach and "A sleeping car, besides ssverdI
freight cars. Engineer William WeLch
and Fireman Burkner, Of the passenger
train. were instantly killeL They did
not see the obstruction IL time to amp.
Both men live IN Buffalo.
The scenes i'll the cars following the
crash are described as fearful, notably
among the occupants Of the sieepeTs,
who were thrown out of their berths;
Efforts were made by some u crawl
through the windows OF the wrecked
cars. and injuries from crts rsS1 tied
therefrom. The occupant Of the but
fet car had a miraculous c.cape. the car
being wholly wrecked. Ine E.GAihan
car Dexter was partially wrecked.
sent to the scene and every-sLinE Esoasl-
hle done for the relief G tMe Iajua-l
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PITTsRCRG. Aug. Sat ! O'Clock sat
urday morning a head end collision he-
tween two freight trains occurred 1T
Indian Creek. four milee east of Con
nellsviIle. on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Two Of the tr;iuugu were ia-
tally hurt. two others badly l.Jursi and
several seriously. Disobe4iLc ef train
dispatcher. orders Is given s7 thr cAuse
OF the accident.
one man NAMED Robert Wood
brakeman. died shortly after taken tpom
the wreck
Fireman Miller. Of EnEiu- lCi. was
caught between the engine and -older
Fireman Belts Wa taken from the
wreck at T o'clock. Ills skull is frac-
tured and head and body hadlv bruised.
Engineer Johnson of tram No. SS and
Engineer Rober. Moore, OF train NO n.
were both thrown from their cabs and
seriously injured.
Five cars were piled up gvor the de
mOHShed engines.
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Pnblic sentime,,t Chnnpes.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. a-The Hod-
son murder IS still the topic of the hour,
out the public sentiment has changed
and is now with the young man and his
family. The evidence given ont by the
mother and brother showed great provo
cation. The young man was assaulted
by his father and ran from him, and
only when brought TO bay did he draw
his reVolveE.
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MISSISSIPPI RWER) WORK.
Report Of the Commission which AIlots
Ten IiIions for IInprovements.

Report Of the Commission which AIlots
Ten Millions for improvements.
New YORK. Aug. 6.-The lower Mis-
sissippi commission, which has held
daily sessions during this entire week.
finished its labOrs late Friday afternoon.
1t made it, apportionmeut for river and
harbor improvements for the next four
years.
1t has sent to Washington to the secre-
taIy OF war for his approval the follow
inc recommendations:
First-That Of the 80. .OGO. .O0O placed
at the disposal of this commission for
the next four years, $,6,9a.O00 b. devOt-
ell for the building and strengthening Of
levees on The Mississippi river. Said
money TO be 1T the rate Of $500. 900 a
year for the next for years ending with
the year 1898.
Secnnd-That 81. .0OO. 600 be appropriate
ed for channeling purposes, said sum TO
be expended at the rate Of 5000, 600 per
year four the next four years.
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Will be kept ever all vessels arriving and
departing from this harbor. Inquiry at
the Spanish consulate shows that the
Spanish government has also been ap-
uTised of the movement, and kilograms
have been passing between Consul Sells
and his s1per5Ors of late.
No alarm, however, is manifested, and
it is assured that no expedition viii sail
in the near future, as all prominent lead
ers are now absent and under espionage
of Spanish agents. Furthermore no un-
usual precaution will be taken to prevent
the departure by the Spanish authorities,
as it is believed that the officials in Cuba,
being promptly advised, can prevent the
landing.
Neither Confirmed Nor Denied
A dispatch received here Friday from
New York and Washington states that
reports are current there to the effect
that a ship had left some port or island
near there about July 26, loaded with
armed men. ammunition and arms, for
the purpose of striking blow for Cuban
independence. 1t is impossible to con-
firm or deny the story. There are some
circumstances, however which give 1t
Tly.Ohahla hook
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WAsmNGToN. Aug. h-PuEsuant to
the resolution passed III the house last
night. Speaker Crisp Saturday appointed
Representatives Pearson. Democrat, of
Ohio. Martin. Democrat. OF Indiana;
Wilson. Democrat. Of Missouri Flick.
Republican. Of Iowa, and Wsuah, Re
publican. of Indiana, q subcommittee
of the committee on pensions and lnva-
lid pensions to codify the pension laws.
The committee will sit during tie recess
cf CONGRESS.
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Shot Z Boy While Hunting.

FRANKFORT. KY, Aug. S-Charles
Shannon, a young men residing near An
tioch, in this county, Friday shot and
killed Mason Warield, a small boy,
while out squirrel hunting. He claims
the shooting was accidental, and another
boy who was along substantlates the
story. The boy was shot in the head and
died at oDce. Shannon came TO the city
and surrendered himself Both be and
the bov witness are in iail
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-09

Advertisement writing is becoming a
regular branch os literature IN the
United States. Some of the first class
writer's command salaries of $4,000 a
year, and now young men are regularly
training for the work and going to col
lege in preparation. Chicago Herald.
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VICKsBURG, Miss, Aug. s,-Friday the
county Sunday school convention Of the
colored Baptists held a picnic at Chapel
Hill. midway between Bolton and Ray
mond. 3 difficulty over the riding Of a
flying machine resulted in q riot in which
forty or fftJ pistol shots were fired. One
man was killed and two women seriously
wounded \ little girl received slight
flesh wound. one OF the principals was
Arrested and otficers AZ E.-ter the others.
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To Keep q Dead Fowl Quiet

An apparatus TO prevent dead fowl
from flying has beea patented by San
Francisco lady. 1t is a clamp which So
CURES the fowl to the dish while you are
trying TO carve it. inexperienced carvers
occasionally find it difhcnlt to keep the
dead bird from flying into neighbor's
lap-ExchanSe
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CAN'T BE VERIFIED.

NO Rvi5 5eDoe That Cuban ReVO41tkOa
Expedition y Oo Foot.
KEY WEST Fla, Aug. 8.-pquiry
fails to reveal any fiibustering expedi-
ton prepared to invade Cuba from this
point No unusual activity is noticed
among Cuban sympathizers other than
the frequent holding of secret meetings
and raising funds for the future. Fed
eral officers have been advised from
Washington, and are taking measures to
frustrate the plans and prevent the de-
parture if attempted. The collector of
customs Friday dispatched the revenue
cutter now cruising along the west coast
70 return here and strict surveillance
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Xhn WIN Ornte.

CHICAGO. Aug. st Is more thar
probable that at an early TnAeting Of the
ceremonies committee of the worlds fair
action will be taken in opposition to con
gressman breckenridge, Of Kentucky, rs
orator of the day on the occasion Of the
dedicatOry exercises. Everybody around
exposition headquarters Is drsgruntle.
by the attitude of Mr.. breckenridge
against the passage of the appropriation
bill.
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xnold,. Rail Fixed.

P1rTsBURG, Aug. S.-Attorney Fried
man for Karl Knold, the anarchist,
asked Judge Ewing Saturday to fix bail
in his clients case. The judge said: 81
have made inquiries and. am satisfied !
fixed the bail too small. His case is diff
ferent from Bauers, and he can be re-
leased on giving bail in 1900 for con-
spiracy and e, 600 for being accessory to
the shooting of Mr.. Frick.n
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At Davenport. Ia, Lebasco won the race
with AIlert0n foF purse Of $4,000. First
heat, dead heat; second, Allerton: third.
I.ebasco (.AI1ertQn Lame); fourth, aVaaled
TO Lebasco, AlLerton failing TO appear.
Allerton is so eariously injured that ne
will be laid up for the season. His owner,
C w Williams, Of Independence. will
lose 800. 600 as s result. %
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NEW YORK. Aug. S.-A halng repre-
sentative Of the revolutionary Nenezu-
clans. now in this city, received pri-
vate cablegram from Venezuela Friday
saying that General CrespO has entered
Caracas by force Of arms. The lntelii-
eence also announced the uttgr defeat
and route Of General MendOza. Of the
ViIlegas government at La Victoria, aud
the capture of General Bestalla and ms
entire army.
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An Indignant jastio., the peace il
Barry, Ms, fined q IrH. inar3GsInan. SIX
dollars for firing six .tats at hts wife.
The weapon was ~ ,,-slOter. Had IT
been a seven shooter t.ie MN would
have probably been EIed one dollar
rnOrsA-T ankee Blade.
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Neither Confirmed Nor Denied
nlnodv Work at a Picnic.

LEBANON, KY. Aug. a-At picnic at
Ball Hollow, m Larne county, few
days ago, regular mountain battle
took place between two Ferrill brothers
and three or four Daniels Many shots
were fired. and knives were used freely
with deadly effect. One of the Fernlls
was terribly butchered, while two of
the Daniels received DANGEROUS wounds.
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Anarchir,s ~. stiII I'D It.

PARIS, Aug. a.-The police of this city
have discovered an anarchist placard
calling upon anarchists to kill the Jur1es
and judges who have respectively con-
victed and condemned members of an
archist societies. The authorities have
learned that 100000 OF these placards
| have hean printed for circulation.
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ADJOURNED SINE DIE.

Both Branches of Congress BRinG the
Session 10 "a Close.
WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-BOth branches
of congress adjourned sine die at IL p.
NJ Friday night.
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the Necessary evidence until every man
who was active in the Homestead not
and also at Duquesne yesterday Is ar
rested on a fugitive from justice. We
are in this fight to finish.
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Thse first New York cf-y directory was
issued in 1876 by Dawn. Franks, from
IS Broadway II Contained S25 names
Golden Days.
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At DugueSue.


PITTsBCRG. Aug. S.-Chairman Fl. G..
Flicl1 arrived At his Office as early as 10
o'clock Saturday morning and plunged
at once INTO the mass - correspondence
ting with a vim tnat put to
shame some OF he clerks He re
1.ainel. all day at work. y police officer
TODD on guard at this big Office door 70
prevent a possible repition OF the assault
made by Berl1raun two week ago. The
officer kegs out Of Ny. Frick's sight.
The pluCky chairman declares he Is
able TO care for himself and does not
need protection.
Edward Burke. the Homestead striker
known as the ''rIoter," was before Judge
Ewing on q habeas corpus hearing,
claiming q mistaken Identity, and that
he could prove an aIibi. Owing to the
peculiar Surroundings Judge Ewing de-
c.ded Ike cul4d 90 nothing but admit
Burke to $1,000 bail Oh the charge of
aggravated riot. and give him a hearing
III the mIrler cslSe.
Jacob Steiner was brought from Home
stead Saturday morning by Constable
GaIicgher 20 answer a murder charge
made by Secretary Loyeioy Friday.
Secret&Ey LovejOy Saturday morning
reported ali OF the affairs Of the com
pany IL a satisfactory condition..
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WONDERFULLY SATISFACTORY
Is What Treasurer Curry Says of the
Work Done by the New Men.

Is What Treasurer Curry Says OF the
Work Done by the New Men.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. Saturday
was uneventful. Cash contributions
from all parts of the United States and
Canada continued to pour in. Saturday
committees left for the coal and coke re-
gions TO solicit aid for the lOcked-out
men.
At the office of the Carnegie Steel
company, Treasurer Curry said: "Over
thirty-fve tons of frst-class steel plate
Were turned yesterday in exactly the
same time it would have taken our
former employees to do the work.
We are working on 19-inch beams this
morning and with the exception of the
Bessener or converting mill. the 2S-inch
and beam mills, our entire plant Is in
operation. There are now five rolling
mills IN operation, both open hearth
furnaces are on. with one furnace IN one
and four II another, while six additional
furnaces VIII De charged Monday night.
The work being done in all departments
has thus far been wonderfully satisfac-
tory and there is no longer any doubt
about our ability to operate the entire
plant satisfactory with our men,.
At Duquesne.
Saturday morning Mr.. Potter received
telegram from Superintendent Nor
risou. OF the DuquesDe mill, stating that
ell the Iaen employed IL the mechanical
department had returned TO work, and
that by Monday morning yearly all the
old men IL every department Will be At
work He does not anticipate any
trouble
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stronr words from a Invsyer.

PIT-TsBURG, Aug. s.-Sinoe Hugh Ross
swore out warrants against the Carnegie
officials the latter have decided TO insti-
tute further proceedings against mum
ber OF the Homestead strikers. Captain
L. Y BrecL, one of the steel cOmpany's
LAWYERS. said Saturday morning:
If the conStables want the PnkertOn
men for whom warrants are issued they
viii have no trouble in finding them
What is the use of our surrendering men
who are right here in the city and can be
found at any time? So far as they are
concerned we will not surrender any
more men. These men are on the princi-
pal streets every day and l saw TWO of
them this morning.
The talk of attacking the legality of
the Carnegio Steel company is laughable
and ! can not believe any lawyer serious
ly contends there is anything Illegal in
such a company. The other side has not
the law with them. and this they dis
covered in the hearing before Judge Ew
ing and their information acted like a
boomerang and only injured their posi-
ton.
More informations Will be made and
more warrants issued as fat as We get
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Mnff "a item (SHEET MUSIC
hu mir e orOs ausw uub @Be
Stnf 9Sr
nn atru nSa saba fur uniTn aataoa Der tOf it,
Tur arsse GBaaren uniere Abtbeiluns
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Bon Neter8bura.

No. @roBer 8drens s2uni9 am Sam'
flag Nbenb, ben 10. 9iopbr., in Ybilip
Wusner's SoteI, 8rescott Mbenue.
- Die &eIief Seuer gompanie 1T iebr
itoIa NIT bem neuen Sdlaudnaeen, aber
iebt mub aud tpieber Elm neuer YlaB ba'
fir erridtet tperben. MIio, tpieoer elm
Sdniebden.
= @m Iebten Sonntas tpurbe Srau
Maria 8oper besrabsn. Sic lit ibon
stpei Sabre am Masenfrebs unb Or. q.
6. 8oos unb atpei Ifiilenten operirten
bic ,Srau Dor sipei 8oden. Sic mar SO
Sabre alt unb binterIabt flnf S5bne
unb cine To6ter, iammtIid ertuadien.
= 2ebten Dientas tpurbe bic gbefrau
oss iunsen Seinrid Wtoit besraben. Sic
itarb am gierpenfieber i'm Miter bon 80
Sabren ,lnb bintsrlabt ibren @atten nit
flint &inbern, tpobpn bic dlteite Tobter
perbeiratbet 1T.
= Ser Stord befdeerte bem gisar'
renma6er Yittad cine Wode Dor Der
DabI einen Sobn. TroBbem es Elm
feiter Sunse 1T, fam er su ipat. um sll
ltimmsn, aber er iaSt, bic "straight five'
ipdren bic beiten Gisarren.
= Infer beIiebter BoIisiit Souls @Drs
lib fam am Wiontas nit ieiner iunssn
frau bon 9teip gorf suriid, nadbsm er
| iid lebte Wode oaieIbit bate trauen Iai.
fen. g8ir 9ratuliren
- @n bieiem. Sreitas Ibenb muB bsr
4bam Weinsart ben Gisarrenfabrifanten
pittad bon petersburg bis su ben Dun.
more Corners fabren. Ibam bate aui
Sarriion setpettet unb besbaIb seidiebt's
ibm re4t.
-Serr Bator Sobn 8anboIpb tpurbs
am Sonntas in fein Mmt als 9rsbissl
Der ct. PeterS 2utb. 8irde babier Elm.
ssiebt. Die 8aitoren Sdsibp bon Spb,
part, Solter bon Der Sdbieite unb 8ru,
ming bon @bite Saoen aiiiitirtsn bel be,
Geremohie.
Sas- Srau 6. 8. Smith, frGber II
Satplep tpobnbaft, siebt 8Iabisrunter'
ri6t. MnmeIbunsen bite 1915 gil
St., scranton (9etersburs), su abrei'
Iiren. 37ba
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@abl=N einmee.

8ei 3eiumiruns Der @abIreiultate III
su bemerfen, baB nur nod bas electoral.
potum bon stpei Staaten. Sbio unb Sail.
fornia, unentidieben iit-bie Sadlass
bat iid baber nidt eednbert unb insbe'
ionbere besiislid Obio's ipirb bor 8oll'
enouns Der Offsieaen 3abIuns baS beTnis
tiDe @abIersebniS ni6t feitseitelt ipers
ben f6nnen.
9lud besfsIid ber 8uiammsnissune
iener StaatSs2esiSlaturen, tpeI9e neue
8unbes, Senatoren su tpdbIen baben
tperoen, liesen muir iebr ipdrli6 neuere
Melbunsen Dor nur aus 9iorbs Dafota
tpirb semelbet. bab bic 2esisIatur cine
itarfe anti.repubIifaniide Mebrbeit baben
tperbe, mas bic friibere 3uiammeniteauns
oeS 8unoeSs sSenatS babin dnbert, bab
Der neye 8ertreter bes senannten StaateS
mad bem 4. Mars 1893 aiGt Elm &epu'
bIifaner, ionbern elm Suiioniit fein tpirb.
Ser 8unoeSs Senat tpiirbe bemaufoIse
aus A Demofraten, 38 8epubIifanern
unb 6 Populiten beiteben. Sntereiant
1T in 3uiammenbans bamit cine IeuBes
runs Sss 8anias'sr Sarmsr.8 8uabss. Sc.
natOrs Peffer, bab bic 8onsrebmitsIiebsr
isiner 9artei entidieben nit ben Dsmos
fraten timmen tpiirben.
8ssdsli6 bsr 3uiammsniebuns bes
Observation-Disclosures iinb feline ipeiteren,
perpoQfdnbisenosn 8eridts einselaufsn !;
bic Tbatiade bIeibt beiteben, baB bic
Demofraten i'm Sauie cine Mebrbeit bon
90-100 Stimmen taben perben.
2abt man Obio unb gaIifornien alS
stpeifelbaft eelten, 70 berbIeiben @lebes
lamb 267 Stimmen seitebt man Obio
uno California ben 8epubIifanern 3u,
oann bat Sarriion l57 Stimmen; Wea.
per, Der BOpulit, bat 90 st., nemIi4
@olorabo 4, &aniaS 10, Nebaba 3, Wpo.
ming 8. GIebeIanb's abiolute Mebrbeit
betrdst A Stimmen, er bate alio gletp
gorf uno Connecticut entbebren f6nnen.
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0sbe 1arfer Notiseu.

: SdarIab unb 8eudbuiten treter
auf ber Beitfeite epibsmii9 auf.
= Die gbefrau BON Mapor Seuoips
1T tpieberum idner erfranft.
= Ser @ditein fir bic ensIiid.Iutbe.
riide &irde an Waibburn unb IA. Strabe
fpurbe am Sonntas seIest.
: Die electric Brsierbins @erte an
W. Sadaipanna Apenue iinb am Sreitas
eur4 ben Sderiif fir $781.75 berfauft
lpOrSen. Simon &ice mar Der 8aufer.
Ser 8eitieits bemofratiids Stub
sebenft am beutisen Gbenb ben neuIiden
Siss Su feiern, mas eur9aus feinen
3iped bat.
= Sn 8etrsif Der Sioro Wtain Gpenue
Pfaiterun8 entidieo &i6ter @Gniter am
Dienitas, bab baS BHaiter an ioI6en
Steaen seIeet tperben fam, no bas
&sdt nidt seiebIid unsefodtsn 1T.
= Sin idIs6ter Nppetit pirft auf ben
aanaen 8brper eri6laifenb. @inise quite
Doien Dr. Iusuit &0nis's Samburser
Sropfen tperben ben Ippetit tpieber ber.
iteaen. Sn allen Gpotbefen su buben.
0em 8remier Sarrp 2ucas bon
Der Beitieite tparb Samitag ga6t ami.
i4en ben guffesn bon 8arren nabe Nap
9lus bic redte Sano 70 serquetidt, bab
tie amputirt tperben mubte.
- Ser Carpenter 50. @. Sdser, bon
1882 @eit 2adatpanna Ibenue, brad
Samitas 9iadt bur9 sinsn SAL nabe
isiner 9Sobnuns bic Siifte unb purbs
nab benz Sadatpanna SoipitaI sebra6t.
- Die Sranton FRACTION Gompanie
1T eifris an Der Musbebnuns ibrss @sIeis
ies bic 2uaerne StraBe binaus mad 8eps
fer Bailey su tbdtis. Die 2inie fol- bann
nit Der 8elebue 2inie psrbunben tperben
-Srau gIiiabetb Mobr bon go. 346
Horb Gunner 4benue itarb am Wlontas
i'm 9llter bon ~ Sabren, IL Monaten
unb 25 Tasen. Das 8esrabniB finoet
bieien Donneritas Nadmittas i'm 8aib.
burnitraBe SriebbOfe itatt.
s4- @robe Nuspabl bon SiIberpaa'
rem. Statuetten, seidIiffens @Iaspaaren,
ehte Gbinaipaaren, gum praftiiben Sc.
braude unb sur 3ierbe. Oils @ei6enfe
iinb bieie beionberS empfebIensmertb.
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