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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
TWO CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Fred Gibbons and Sam Morris Re-
sponsible for JacSson's Death.
Acting Coroner Naughtin held an in-
quest yesterday on the body of Ben jackson,
who was shot Tuesday morning The evil
denoe of some OF the dead mans companions
in the Craps game did not bear out Fred
Gibbons story about his having fired the
fatal shot at supposed officers.
On the contrary they told about row
between jackson, Fred Gibbons and Sam
Morris, during which the shot was fred. but
none could say which one Of the men used
the pistol
The jury after a few minutes delibera-
lon returned verdict of murder against
both Gibbons and Morris. The latter has
not yet been captured. but the officers think
they have clew to his whereabouts. Glib
bons was sent to jail on a charge Of murder
ana the other eight men, who were arrested
witnesses
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
AT TBE THEATER.

"Little Nugget" Amuses Half Thea
terful of People.
Little Nugget" amused half a theaterful
Of people last night A good many in the
audience frequently caught themselves won
dering what they were laughing at ard
couldn't tell But they laughed all the
same. Herbert Cawthorn in his Irish eccen-
tricitles kept the people between a Riggle
and an uproar. Miss Wheeler as "Little
Nugget admirably performed the part
allotted to her. A thread of humor runs
through the piece. One feels ashamed at
times for laughing at the drolleries OF "Mr,
O'Brady" and MRS. Simpkins," but they
all do it and dignity is laid aside.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
sULLIVAN's FUNERAL.

The Firemen Pay Him Their Last
Tribute of Respect.
The funeral services over the corpse" of
John L. Sullivan. ex-champion of the
world. were held at firemen's headquarters
yesterday afternoon at 4:So o'clock in the
presence of large number of people.
Foreman Cullum acted ia the capacity Of
a preacher, and after first extolling all the
glorious achievements OF the big Bostonian,
drew a sad picture Of what the results Of
making distillery Of ones stomach must
bring about. Then he concluded with:
Dust to dirt, dirt to dust; il God does not
take him the devil must.n
The corpse was placed in a box and
mournfully carried into the work room by
eight pall-bearers, and the last act over the
former favorite OF the fremen at head
quarters was at an end
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
DROWNED WHILE DRUNK.
a Young Man Meets HIS Death in
Mill Pond Near the CITY.

a Young Man Meets HIS Death in a
Mill Pond Near the City.
The body Of young man about 80 years
old supposed TO be S. J. Peekes from cards
on his person bearing that name, was found
In mill pond between the Louisville and
Augusta roads, three miles from the city,
yesterday morning.
The man was seen at the water works day
before yesterday greatly under the influence
OF liquor. and the superstition is that while
In this condition be wandered to the mill
pond. fell in and was drowned, He was
fairly dressed, but dissipation had marred
that which once might have been called a
handsome face. He had no money.
Acting Coroner Naughtio decided an in
guest unnecessary, and Undertaken w. T.
Dixon buried the body in the paupers'
ground in Laurel Grove In the afternoon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
FIELD TO BE RERE SEPT. 90
The Third Party Men Getting Their
Cam paign in Shape.

The Third Party Men Getting Their
Campaign In Shape.
Gen. James g. Field, the third party
candidate for Vice President, will speak in
Savannah Tuesday night. Sept. 20. probably
ct the theater.
Gen. Weaver. the third party candidate
for President, will speak at Waycross on
the same day. Both Weaver and Field will
make a canvass of the state, but will not
travel together, speaking at different points.
George II. Miller, Esq, the third party
candidate for senator from this district, be-
gins his campaign to-day with an address
to the voters at Sherman's Mill, at the
head Of the canal on the OReechee. Tonight
he will speak at Bloomingdale. He has ap-
pointments for Pooler Thursday and Mein-
hard Saturday afternoon. He will be ac-
companied by II. J. Herb, the third party
candidate for the legislature.
II. L. Smith, the alliance lecturer for the
First congressional district, and w. r.
Kemp, the third party candidate for CON
greSs, also begin a canvass Of the district to-
day. Their appointments are announced as
follows; Swainsboro, Saturday, Sept. 10;
Statesboro, Thursday, Sept. Is; Reldsville,
Saturday, Sept. IL; Hinesville, Monday,
Sept. 49, Darien, Wednesday, Sept. II (;
Clyde, Friday, Sept %; Savannah, Satur-
day, Sept. "a; Pooler, Monday, Sept. 20 /;
Springfield. Wednesday, Sept IS; Sylvania,
Friday. Sept. 80; Wsynesboro, Saturday +,
Oct /. The canvass will be run as a
combination third party and alliance affair
with "open lectures" in the morning aud
secret sessions in the afternoon.
Mr.. Miller, who is recognized as the head
Of the Peoples party in Chatham county,
said yesterday to a MORNING NEWS re-
porter that they proposed TO wake things
up in this section. M. Miller was asked IL
he expected to be elected. He said he did
not Col. Wright's ma jority, he thought,
would be something less than 5000. Mr..
Ailler is running on principle and with an
eve 10 the futtirs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
CALLED HIM BAD NAMES.
Mayor McDonough Gets a Lively Be
rating in Police Court.

Mayor McDonough Gets a Lively Be-
rating in Police Court.
A woman giving her name as Mrs.
Thomas G. OAKS was before Mayor No
Donough yesterday morning on charge OF
drunkenness and cursing In the streets. She
was arrested on Bryan street just at day
break by Officer Keane, after being ordered
out Of the Pulaski house, where she had
been several days. having come here from
Atlanta. She cursed Officer Keane and de-
nounced him as a southern rebel dem.
ocrat."
In the police court she made sensational
scene by denouncing Mayor McDonough
and all the officers as southern rebels" and
"tyrants."
She was fined $40 or thirty days, and the
services Of three policemen we're necessary
to remove her TO a cell. She cursed the
court attendants in the vilest language.
During the day friend of Mrs. OAKS
called at the police office and paid her fine
and she was released.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
The True Laxative PrincInla

OF the plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup OF Figs, has per-
manently beneficial effect on the human
system, while the cheap vegetable extracts
aud mineral solutions. usually sold as medi-
cines, are permanently injurious Being
well-informed, you will use tue true remedy
only. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

To have wife or husband with a bad breath.
All this may be avoided by using SOzODONT.
1t is most agreeable to che taste, fragrant and
healthful. II confers comfort upon its users
aud prevents the affection OF unpleasant
breeth.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

Judge Falligant yesterday granted the
Franklin Savings aud Security Company
the right to conduct business in other coun-
ties of the state as well as Chatham.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
AT The COURTS.

The cases against the delinquents for dog
taxes have been postponed until Tuesday
morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

For sorofulous disorders and mercurial
diseases the best remsdy is Ayers Sarsa-
parilla-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

Judge Faligsnt yesterday appointed Ed
ward j. Costello a commercial notary
public.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

There is hitch over the acceptance of
the railroads Of the new union depot in
Albany. Receiver Conner Of the Central
refuses to pay greater amount than the
other roads, and here is where the trouble
lies. The officials of the other roads are
satisfied with the building. and stand ready
to accept it but until the Central takes some
action the matter must stand as it is. 1t IL
understood that q conference will be held
in day or two to settle the matter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10

Hoods Sarssparilla is an honest medicine
honestly advertised for those diseases which
il honestly aud absolutely cures.-dd.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
RAIL AND CRossTIE.

General Superintendent Wadley Of the
Central is making tour of inspection Of
the Macon aud Northern railroad.
The morning news., 1892-03-27
ITo BE CONTINUED ]
A DANCE UNDER rae BAN.
the Hula-Hula of the Hawaiians IL
Now Performed Only in Secret.

the Hula-Hula of the Hawaiians is
Now Performed Only in Secret.
Honolulu Letter 10 Chicago Inter Ocean.
The national dance of the islanders is
called the hula-hula. 1t flourished greatly
in King kalakaua's time, but for the past
few years it has been interdicted by law on
account of its immoral character. Il is
practically the same as the regular abdom-
Inal dances practiced in all Oriental ooun
tries. The only time this kind OF dance was
seen publicly at the north was last spring
at Roster q Biars, New York. 1t was
stopped by the police. The natives a few
years ago openly danced the hula.hula
and had variations Of 1t for every sort of
festal celebration.
At the present time its grosser features
have been cultivated to degree OF utter
abandon, and it is made high-priced spec
tacle for tourists who are given to that sort
OF thing and are willing to pay for it. Par
ties are made up and conducted to some
secluded place on the outskirts of the town
OF a remote point Of the shore. A feast is
given and sandpaper gin enough to float
ship is consumed, the tear winding up with
the hula In its rankest form. Every
kanaka is supposed to be able to do some
thing in the way of hula dancing, but there
are three or four females who are pro-
fessional dancers, and whose performance
is practically that of trained gymnasts.
One day down on Hawaii / saw a number
of children. ranging from 5 to 10 years of
age, dancing the forbidden dance In a lively
and artistic manner. The steersmen Of the
crews of the whaleboats, which convey
passengers from the coast steamers to the
shores. in racing for "fares" stimulate their
crews by dancing the hula standing on a
thwart, steering and sculling at the same
TINA
The morning news., 1892-03-27
LEMON ELIxIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
Fer biliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir
For sleeplessness, nervousness and palpi-
tation of the heart take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemo Elixir.
Forall sick and nervous headaches take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above-named diseases, all
OF which arise from torpid or diseased
liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Mozley, Atlanta,
Ga.
SOC. and 81 90 per bottle at druggists.
The morning news., 1892-03-27
Hale and Hearty at 112.
From the Indianapolis Journal.

CoRYDoN, March 10.-Probably the oldest
inhabitant Of Southern Indiana, is Alex
ander Hockaday of Blue River township,
this county. He was born in what is now
the state of Kentucky, in 1880. and con-
sequently is in his t12th year. He is the
father of twelve children, and his wife,
who is thirty years his junior, is still living
Mr.. Hockaday never took but one dose Of
medicine in his life, and did not take that
until he was more than 100 years old. He
is hale and hearty, and bids fair to live
several years vet.
The morning news., 1892-03-27
lemon Hot Drops

Cures oil coughs, colds. hoarseness, sore
throat. bronchitis. bemorrhags and ali
throat aDd iuBg diseases. Elegant. reliable.
~ cs9's ~ drBgxistA Prepared only BY
d.. u. AgzlsY. Atlanta. ca
The morning news., 1892-03-27
A Prominent Minister Writes:

After ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion. with great nervous prostration,
biliousness, disordered kidneys, and consti-
patton. ! have been cured by DR.. Mozlsy's
Lemon Elixir and an now a we'll man.
Rev. 9. e. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ H. Church South,
No. 2s Tatnall street, Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news., 1892-03-27

St. Al
iscomT|
lsh, wh|
Vote th|
NNA6CI
done rl|
applics|
1857.
The morning news., 1892-03-27
C0NSUMPT PTION.

have positive remedy for the above disease by its
thousands of cases of the kind and of long
standing have been cured Indeed strong my faith
in its efficacy. that will send TWO BOTTLES FREE with
VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any suf-
ferer who will send their Express and P o. address,
T. A. SlOcums M. c.. 1873 Pearl St., N. Y.
The morning news., 1892-03-27
CHAPTER XVII

OIAI lEh - II.
HetheridRe knew not what 10 make Of his
accuser's silence.
Come, said the officer. Whats the
meaning Of itl You make an assault on this
gentleman ana hustle him in here. You got
70 explain yourself. you know"
Still Sam said not a word. He passed his
hands across bis eye again and looked from
one 70 the other in hopeless bewIldernment
His late prisoner began 20 put two and two
together. Potter bad confessed 20 having
tried often and yaiuly Co remember whose
hand bad struck bim. The mans mind was
eyideotly unbinged and II was plain % see
that bis memory bad again deserted him.
DO you know this fellow az oil I" Hether-
idge asked the officer
why, yes. sir the man returned. II
know BIN. don't know aaytb;ng sgainst
him, hes a man n prlFe.e usaDs, asd
he's got q respectable b0use iD tho Pleag-
aunce. tDink, be adde1. c0Bfee1fly, ~
you AK ne. he's been dIlnklng'
Il think bee us1 said Hetlefltge, gTcS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Da8 xhal abpdrt8.

- Gin slddlihes gntfommen bate
SameS Sosan bon Durpea am Montae
bel pittston Sunetion. @r tpar anses
trunfen unb purbe bon Der 2ofomotipe
apifden bas @eIeiie eefoBen unb bieie
unb sipei Sradtipasen sinsen iiber Jpn
bintpss, obns ibm Sdaben susufisen.
-Sn SIpnn & Mspsrs @rube su
Durpsa tpurbe am Mlontas Musuit
Rosaittir auf bic InfIase perbaftet, on
benz 2topo StraBe poIuifden 9lufrubr
betbsiIist ssipeisn su iein. St ioa idOn
friber elm Morbtbat besansen babsn
unb 1T Elm oesperater 8uri6e.
TahInrpiae. -8eter Suesler unb
2ena Nihte ipoqtsn Iebte Wode cine
SsiratbsIi5enS in scranton beraus nsb.
men unb nidts fdien bem Slid bss
9aarss i'm Wese su iteben. slls aber
2ena ndber eraminirt iparb, muBte lie
seitsbsn. hab iie bereitS einen @atten
BETTE, Der i'm 0eiten ipobnt. ST bate
sipar isiner 3eit eiue SdeibunssfIase
sesen fe einsereidt, ipeil iie ibm nidt
foIeen ipollte, aber eS mar 2ena nidt
bsfannt, Oh iie pirflid seidieben iinb.
Inter bieien nmitanben tparb bic 2isenS
peripeiBert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

Sn 8amerun, Der afrifaniiden 8e'
fisuns DeutfdIanbs. i6einen bic 3u'
itanbe nod trauriser su iein, wie i'm
beutfden Reide ieIbit, benn mad elmer
neuen 8erfiisuns mub ieber babin 8eis
fenbe iid fdriftIid berpflidten, feline
Gorreiponbensen iber bic portisen Gus
itanbe su idreiben. Ser ,.neue 8urs"
fdeint ii6 nidt nur auf bic 8nebeluns
Der YreRe beidrdnfen, ionbern iebe fritis
fde &esune iiberbaupt unterbriiden su
tppIIen.
Wdre es nidt seitsemdB, ipenn ber
beutids &ei9stas cine gOmmiiiion eins
feben tpiirbe, nm ben @eiitesauitanb bes
8ennpmiiten auf bem beutfhen &aiiers
THRONE unteriuden su laiieng 8enn
berieIbe nibt idon berriidt lit, 10 1T er
iebenfaas auf benz beiten Wese, es gu
iperben ;-unb ipesen einem einselnen
Menfben iollte bod nidt elm sanaeS
&sid in's llneIiid ssitirst tperben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

= Mm Dienitas ipurbe in 5unfbans
nod GbarIes @aq. Der feline Srau ct.
morbet bate, bur6 ben Strans binse.
ridtet. Die grefution an iid berlief
obne peinIiden 3tpiidenfaa. Ser De.
linquent besoutirte aber burd bic
Belie, ipie er oem Tobe entsesensins,
Sebermann. Der init ibm in 8eriibruns
fam. ct Iadts unb tuibelte in ginsms
fort unb erp.ns iid unmitteIbar Dor
ber Sinridtrns in IditerIihen 8ebenss
arten unb 6liiden. Inter oem GaIsen
betbeuerte ei, on benz Miprbe unidulbis
su iein. Iie 2eide tpurbe ben beiben
griibern bes Sinseri6teten sur 8eerbiss
uns iiberseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Spbe Narfer Ncttseu.

- Die fIeine Sannab Tbomas bon
Der 8adrpab, tpelde fid am Dienitas
letter Wode 10 fdtper berbrannte. itarb
am folsenben 9ase unter srdbliden
Shmersen.
= Serr %. 8. Dowbau. III Main
Strabe, georia, Sa.. iast: 8ei einem
Sale auf bem Sis berlebte i9 mir bic
Sdulter in elmer idIimmen Beife.
Cine einsise Slaide ct. Safpbs Del
beilte mild boaitdnbis.
- Die am Montas Ibenb itattse.
funbene IbenbunterbaItuns Der Martba
2ose ipar auberoroentIib gut beiudt
unb bic Damen baben einen bubfhen
8einertras bel Seite Isssn f5nnen. Sic
erfuden uns. allen 5beiInebmern an
an Der Ssitlidfeit ben berslidfen Danf
aussuipreden.
-Srit Wiiemann, Elm aiemIid alter
8uride, trat am %. Suni 1888 mods
malls in Zen @beitanb unb bebauptet,
nit ieiner Srau in $50. 17l7 Brieefrabe
sliidIid seIebt 3u baben. Bis iie ion am
8. Sum- 1889 berlieb unb ni6t tpieber
suriidfebrte. gr BAT iebt um bic ss.
riatIide Sdsiouns nadseiudt.
= MIs Elm 9eipeis, tpie liberal bic
@runbbeiiber bon Smetlanbfrabe iinb,
tuenn es fid um 5ffentIibe 8erbeHeruns
gen banbeIt, bic iie aus ibrer Eaite
be3ablen ioaen. iei bier ansefibrt, baB
iie iid tpeisern, fur bic bonn Stattratbe
befdIofene 2esuns bon Geitsntpessn 3u
besablen. nnb ioI6en 2euten ioa man
oas gisentbum fiinfsisfa6 int @ertbe
itei8ern burd ben 8au elmer Bride unb
Strabe auf bffentIid de Soften?
= Nn Der Bride sur lleberipannuna
ber 8abneeleiie an SmetIanbitrabe 1T
Gnbe letter @ode bic Mrbeit begonnen
tporben unb oieies &rebsseldpdr am
StabtiadeI ipirb bOffsntIid in nadfcr
3eit fertis tperben. IS bat bereits
$4,000 in @eIb unb iabreIanse Ser.
banblunsen i'm Stabtratbe gefoltst.
ST bieieIbe fertis bann fdIIt zines ber
Sauptarsuments fir bic 2inbenitrabe
Bride in iid ieIbit suiammen, benn
man fann bann mad Spbe Yarf fabren,
obne bic 8. 8. & SO. @eteiie freu3en su
mifen.
Das mpiteriDfe 8srfdwinbsn bon
abeI Soud bon 1905 SadionIrabe lit |
baburb aufsefldrt iporben, bab er NIT |
Marp U. Benrs bon 8sqsbue burd, |
brannte unb iid in 9msbamton nit |
oerieIben trauen Iieb. ST binterIdBt |
cine Srau nit einem 11iabrigen ainbe. |
NbeIbert Soud i6eint ale InIagen au |
einsm Mormonerid su baben, ia iis
nod su iibertreffen, benn ipdbrenb iene
ibre Weiber bebaIten, perIdbt ct bic
ieinisen. 60 bat er es nit Dem @Gnss
den 8enrp semabt. 9labbem er nur
bier Gage init ibr in Buffalo lebte,
brabte er iie auf bic 8abn unb per'
iprad, tie in Bath su trefen; ct cts
fdien nidt unb iie fubr bis mad 8ins.
bamton unb bann bierbsr. Souf Iieb
iie mittellos i'm Stibe, bsnn ie bate
Ibm ibr @elb, nbr unb aud bas Sei'
fatbssertififat anpertraut.
ssh- aunoncirt i'm ,WodsnbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

Das ssipaltise @a1stbum Der Ser.
Staatsn tpurbe tpieber einmaI burd bic
Subelfeisr ueranidaulidt, ipelde Der
Staat aisbraSfa am l. Mdr3 ner erlnitals
tete. ipeile on bieiem Gage Upr 25 Sab.
rem ais ielbfitdnoiser Staat in ben Bunb
auisenommen tpurbe. Nad benz Gens
ius bon 1860 bate baS bamalise Gers
ritorium 9iebrasfa cine 8epblferuns bon
nur %. 900 Seslen. Dem Staate Sies
brasta sibt BET Genius BON 1890 cine
8eSblferuns bon 1,058, 8,9l0. Der
Mertb ieiner grseusniis i'm Sabre 1891
fpirb auf runb 100 Dlillionen Dollars
abgefbabt, unb fein giienbabn.Neb bes
hsbt aus 5400 Meilen Sbienenipess.
Gbenio RAID baben iid piele anbere
tpeitIi6e Staaten enttpidelt. g8ie aber
pGre elm ioldss Wadstbum, ipelhes
fein 8eiipisI in Der 8eidihte bat, obne
bic glnmanberuns mbsli6 eewefen
IS ssbbrt cine botenloie 9liebertrdb'
tlsteit basu. bic gineeipanoerten, mel.
den bic Ser. Staatsn 70 bieI su per.
banfsn baben, nit 9lnfeinounsen uni
| 8erIeumbunsen 3u bsIobnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

giienbabn So. einen gbartsr ; bas 8as
pitaI 1T 100000. Die 8abn tpirb
bic fiirseite unb birefteite bon BiIfess
barre unb Der Wpomins Resion mad
Stem Dorf tperben unb iid ansebIib i'm
Snterefie Der OeIatpare & Subfon unb
BennfpIpania Companion in Strpubs.
burg nit ber Susquebanna & Weitern
8abn berbinben. Cine MebrsabI ber
Snforporatoren beitsbt aus bieiisen
Serren.
= Sn benz neuen 9unnel ber Nlben
Gruben fanb am Wtittpod cine grpIos
iion bon @rubensafen itatt, burb mel.
DIE stpei Mdnner set6btet unb brei an.
bere fdiper berIebt ipurben. 9ie @es
t6bteten iparen Senrp 8roipn, 35 Sabre
alt unb 8ater bon stpei &inbern, unb
Der 17idbrise @barIes apara. Sdtper
berIebt finb ber gontraftor GIiiab Sos
mes, Mlife 8ebren unb Sobn 8para,
Batter bes get5bteten Sungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Bon 4eter8bure.
- Die bieiisen iunsen 2eute tpoIIsn
einen Itbletie Stub erunben.

- 9ie bieiisen iunsen 2eute tpoIIen
einen sltbIetic Stub sriincen.
Sofepb Sans ipirb am 1. gpriI
bic 8irtbidaft ber Srau Wensel iibers
nebmen bic lebtere siebt in ibr 9aus
an Aib Strabe um.
= Mbam @einsart, IT,, unb 2iIp
8rasinston. Elm febr iunseS Yaar, ipur<
ben leste ISOLDE bon Glib. 9e9ons se'
traut.
- Souls Spaneenbers bon 2ittIe
@nsIanb bradte beim giienIaben am
Sube bon SO. 6 am Iebten Sreitas bic
Singer Der linfen Sanb unter cine Hous,
tpoburh ct arbeitsunfdbis lit.
sA- Nddfsn Samfas Gbenb pirb
u. WsnSeI einen freisn 2und seben,
ben niemanb beridumen ioIlte. 9ln
Wluiif wirb es aud nidt feblen.
- Die gladbarn bes alien @eibia
fansen an. ndrrif6er su iperhen, aIs
tpie @eibie'S 6rau, unb ipenn iie 70 fort
MAIDEN, 70 iperben anbere 2eute iib Der
Sabe annebmen unb bic 9iadbarn bo,
bic Sdranfen bss @eri6ts brinssn
Merft'S eud
- DEM Sris 9eufeI 1T cine Beniior
bon adt Dollars monatlib betpilie
tporben. MuBerbem erbieIt Srib elm,
NadsabIuns bon sl38. Seine Sreunb'
iinb ibm iebr banfbar fiir>bie 1lnterbaI
tuns unb 8ewirtbuns am Samitat
glbenb mDdte Der Srib nod go Sabr
bel uns bIeiben, sbe er su isinem @rob