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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The iron trolley poles on South Main
street are being repaintsd.
A gang of men are at work repairing the
tracks about the Union station.
Seventeen unrulv members Of society
were captured by the police yesterday.
The Providence Worsted mills have
lust received a consignment Of wool from
boston.
The lamp department committee If
the city council will meet tonight at 1880
o'clock.
Officer Muldoon extingnished grass
fire in the rear OF Cromwell street yes
terday morning.
The thermometer did not get above 20
drgrees Yesterday, and the evening was
unusually cool.
The Continental Steamboat company
has hired the steamer Planet to run to
the shore resorts.
The Rhode Island wheelmen will hold
their regular monthly meeting tomorroS
at the Grub rooms.
The Providence Warehouse company
has inc reased It's its storage facilities TO
double their capacity.
Hugh Quinn, living at 16 Appleton
street, was bitten by dog owned by
Thomas Hanley, yesterday.
The Walter L Main circus drew good.
sized Gro q . ,turday. despite the fact
that be show is not well known here.
The brgantine Mary Jenness. Captain
Eaton, is discharglng consignment OF
2OO0 bushels of salt from the Reliance
mill.
The brigantine Clyde. CaDtain Sturn.
of Lunen berg, is dlscharglng n consign-
ment OF 1000 bushels of salt for Stephen
ID. Andrews.
Last week Huntoon g. Gorham offered
"A meerschauu, pipe TO the man who held
the lucky coupon at g O'clock Saturday
night; 1851 drew the prz., out AS yet 1t
has not been called for.
Harry NJ Giles, sou Of ex-Superin-
tende & &. T.. Giles of the Corliss Steam
Engine company, and prominent mem
Der OF the " "A. ;. f.. has accepted "A po
siiion with Il. II. Leayitt * Company of
Boston.
The planning mill OF Hogan Bros.
at 33I South Maiu street, was sold at
mortgagee's sale this afternoon. The
buildings shaffinV, engine and boiler
y ere 20 d Tor S402 80, ana the wood work
ing machines brought correspondingly
low price.
About five minutes before 1 O'clock
this afternoon trolley car CAS-, OF which
Leonard Chaffee Is conductor, was
thrown from tue track at the head of
Crawford street by misplaced switch,
but after some delay IL was replaced a. q
pre- ceeded on it's way.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
WERE HORRIBLY BURNED
TWO ITALIAN WOMEN VICTIMS OF
FIRE ON PETERS STREET.
Ono Fatally Burned and the Other Sc
rIously-Friends Unable To Rescue
Them in Time.

A fire starting IN brush heap In the
rear of IL Peters street today caused n
tragedy that resulted in the severe
burning of one w oman aad tn G probable
fatal burning of another. The blaze
communicate from the brush
to the fence in the bac k
yard. Concetta Pitasso. an italian
woman, twenty-oue years OF aye, in at
tempting to extinguish the flames. was
severely aud probably fatally
burned. The burning fence ig-
nited her clothing and before
she could be rescued she was horribly
scorcf ell from her neck down. Csrmina
Alvanese. "A years old. was alsn
severely burned on her head, arms and
n eek. Toe injured women we're atteuaed
by DIR. Black and were later put under the
care Of Medical Inspector Palmer An
other Italian woman named Antonia
Pitas 81 fainte' away during the tragedy.
but was not injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
IN CONGRESS- T0DAY.
Silver lin discussed by Free siivsrite
from Louisiana.
srrcIAL rl rnE NEwS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE house met
pro ply at uoon toiay and Speaker
Crisp n mou ced ;he aIpointmeuJ OF
committee c O enrolled bill Of accounts,
Tffr-t- -ot-t--i eigr.
Then tn- ,.eba.e on the silver question
was resum u.
Con, r man Boa:ner OF Loaisiana was
re og n Il ..na be Al a ioag speech in
fsva o. irte ,oi. aye. Boat, er served in
III laSi congress ON the Judic.ar, coin-
nttter. abd ais, O tue ssie;C committee
OF q rn in the civil seryite
He il II D.'n O, ra OF cUurss. and has not
bcsu cO.r Id .rs,t IA particularly ao Q
eI'ea <.r.
Layton folio W, d Boatuer avoring m
rep.a, oi tne purchasing clause OF the
In .he Senate.
Senator V orhees intro iuced bill
author ziDg an issue OF nat:oaal nauk
notes 10 the full value or bonds deposited.
Setr.tnry CArli,ls's let er, recon- m snd-
ing its passage. was referred TO the ii
nance committee.
Many petitions on the silver question
were presenttd AN. =. ere referred.
Que was introduced for tue anue xatiou
OF the Hasaiin I,.ands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
BRISTOL NEWS.
thomas Buckley Dies From Apoplexy
While Bathing.


A very sudden death tooS place here on
sunday " orning while bathing at the
bea CHI. Mr.. Thomas Buckley man of
fifty years, left his home, accompanied
by his little boy. TO take bath
at Conway beacn. After ARA e.
ng mis- little boy, he pr,
pared himself and commencei wading
out into the water. When In about waist
deep he was &c "a o fall over, and seve-
raj small boys upon the beach brought
him ashore, when Officer Hoard appeared
ana took charge OF the body and de-
pstch ed messenger to DIR. William r.
Williams, the medical eN tniner, who
soou arrived, accompani by DIR. Her
ert VI. Howe. After a no Ough exarni-
alton he Lronouuced deal h caused by the
radical charge of the temperature
OF The atmosphere and the
water producing fit OF apoplexy.
MIR Buckley had previously had Two par
alytic strokes. lie was Iuember of Bah
bllt pust No. Is ana leayes widow and
sou. 4, q funeral services will take place
on Tu slay morning at . O'Clock from
Saint Marys Catholic church. Ihe funeral |
will lie al tended by The post.
Attended the Races.
Mr.. l. NJ Kortrignt, owner Of the
steam yacht Eclipse, invited a number OF
his friends To a tend the races on Friday
aud chartered he Steamer Harry TO take
the place OF hls o n DOat. Sue being con-
sidered better adapted TO heavy weather
while outside # Brenton Reef
upon the ocean. The follow
iR namtd were his guests Ex
Senator j. G. B. Woods. Colonel Frank
Rhoades, wife and daughter Belle. Mr..
| John Moran OF Providence, Mrs Os-
trander and Mrs. Laurence OF New York
| city, Miss Jennie McGregor OF Cincinnati,
Mr.. Martin Bennett aud son OF Hartford,
Conn.,, Rev. Georg, L. Locke. rec or OF
ST. Nichael's + iscopal Church,
Judge l.. B. Colt. wife aud daugh.
ter Miss rherod ra, Hon. Henry Villages
Lieutenant III dickinson, Miss En- ma
Bullock, Mr.. Lebanon H. Colt. Jr., Miss
Matte Minsher, Dr. W illiam Fred Will
liams aud wife, Mr.. Howell J.. Williams,
and Mr.. Lewis Herresbof, all o. Bristol.
Nothing marred the pleasure trip until
returning home, when deuse fog set In 4,
aDd they visited the south end of Pru.
dence island against their wishes for a
short time.
An alleged mad dog made it's appear.
snce on the premises Of Captain George
s Slot um on Burton street Oh Friday
a d for while ran about swapping al
objects in It's path. Several parties
who were at work upon the premises
b came much exercised ana took
to the trees In their fright. The son OF the
| captain. who was present, came To theif
relief and beinga crack shot soon put an
end TO all future trouble. IL was rtu-
| nate he was present. rs serious trouvle
might have occurred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
New York Cotton Market.
cuorID BY II. wEEDFS
OFF FOR THE VINEYARD.
Re. I of the Yachts Left Newport With a
stiff Breeze.

Stlu
NEWPORT, X. l.. Aug. IA The remain
der of the New York Yacht club fleet
which did not go to the Vineyard Sunday
responded to the signal from the flagship
this morning and prepared for the run
eastward with but few exceptions. The
cup defender Pill grim did not start. The
other three large sloops left the harbor
about o'clock, and were practically the
last of the sailing craft TO get under way,
not starting until the May had left her
anchorage in Brenton's cove. Some OF the
fleet hove their anchors as early as s
o'clock and proceeded outside with the
apparent intention OF making the run,
but not against time. It was $3.50 before
the steamers departed from the inner
harbor, which then wore "A deserted APP
pear ince, there not being more than "A
dozen yachts or all kinds left.
The start was made from the lightsh ip
about 10 o'clock. The air is clear and
crisp A brisk breeze blows from the
northwest. The sea Is calm, and condi-
tions are most favorable for fine run
and good racing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
FIRE ENGINEERS TO MEET.
Men Who VIII Represent Provtdence
and the state at Milwaukee.

Men VINO Will Represent froNtuenco
and the state at Milwaukee.
The twenty-irst annual convention OF
the National association of fire engineers
will he held in Milwaukee. August q.
%, "A and 2S. This city will be
represented by Charles n. Swan, captain
OF the Protective Co., John w. Gardner,
treasurer OF the Rhode Island Couplir q
Co., c. n. Richardson OF the Combina-
tion Ladder Co.. Chiefs l.. +. Patt.
Central Falls. Mcneil OF Woonsocket
and Brierly OF Pawtucket will also a tend
tho session. AT the convention Mr.. Swan
will read a paper on "How Can More
Fraternal Feeling be Establish, Betws en-
the Fire Departments and Fire Patrol
Service" He Will also present
a new feature and should it he
adopted IT will be OF great beueht TO the
insurance companies. The Rhode Island
delegation will leave here next saturday
evening for New York and Will leave
that city Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
over the Shore line. They Will be gone
about two weeks. and will put in what
spare time they have at the Worlds
fair. Mr.. Swan is sent on as represent :
tive or the insurance conp,ui = an the
department OF this city Will not be repre-
sented as no appr 'priation has b en- made
by the council to defray the expense OF
delegate. This is one OF the very few
cities in the United States who 40 not
have representatives. The party Will
be in charge OF l.. w. Clarke OF the Fire
mems Her Id of New York. Daring the
absence OF Mr.. Swan the protective de-
partment will be in charge OF assist ant
for, man David Knott
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
STOLE PATENT MEDICINES.
"After Taking" He Had "rhat Tired
Feeling" When Fined $50 and Costs.

Late Saturday afternoon Officer Lee
arrested man named Charles Howe for
stealing quantity OF patent medicines
from the Charles S. Bush company, at 20
Ex change Place. This mcrulng How o
was arraigned before Judge Cooke in
the sixth dis trict court AID was
fined so aud costs. Howe became
familiar with one OF the teamsters em-
ployed by the Co m pany and through him
worked his way into the storehouse.
Then he got hold of several cases of
patent medicines and took them away.
lie was apprehended by the shipping
clerk and was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
IN THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Interesting Bits Of News Gathered Here
ana There I'm Valley villages.

At the regular meeting of Washington
lodge, No. II. OF River Point, on the 18th
inst, Noble Grand +. O. B lsto presi ded.
The committee on excursion was present
aud reported satisfactory arrangements
via traiu and ste imer. After some dis
crssion il was voted Co go TO Sea
comet Point. and Friday. the 25th. was
the date decided on. Past Grand f.. Il.
Payson was added TO the committee 60
complete arrangements. Seaconnet Point
Is a forty miles sail from Providence. Ii
is a model lrip aud sail, ami an appctiz.
ing fish and shore dinner Is always to be
had on order.
phenix.
Mr.. Henry Godfrin, n citizen OF this
place and teacher OF the French Ian
guage, Is about TO be nominated as
teacher OF the same language at the
Rhode Island School of Languages. Con
rad building, Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w Deane OF this
place started Tor the Worlds fair Satur-
day morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
CARLISLE PROMISES RELIEF.
The stringency In the Money Market is ia
2f,e Relieved at Once.
SPECIAL To THE NEWS

WASHINGTON, August l4.-Secretary
Carlisle said this morning that he would
Immediately take steps to relieve the cur
rrn cy stringency. Advicss have ben
p ing In to him from all parts
OF the country. showing the great dis :
tire that prevails, .syecislly In manu-
featuring centres where large bodies of
help are beinx thrown out OF wor kbe-
cause Of Inability to secure currency 10
p~y on with. Mr.. Carlisle. plan will be
night and day to supply the demand for
bills.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND

Yesterday afternoon Albert Matteson
and friend while fishing in the Quidnick
r servoir, few miles above Washington,
discovered the body of man ia the water
just west of the old Nipmuc station.
The body proved TO be that
of Daniel Fl. Sunderland. missin &
since Aug. from the Coventry town
asylum. Sunderland was "a years
old aud of rather weak mind.
Medical Examiner John Winsor ordered
the body to be placed in the haads Of rel
atiyes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
NOT FATALLY HURT.
Providence lad Injured mt Fall River
by an Electric Will Live.

Clarence keyes, the IL year-old lad who
was hurt at Fall River last evening by
the electric car fatality, while badly in
jured. is not fatally hurt. His father,
Thomas +, Keyes, who runs a
liquor saloon at 62 Wickenden street.
went immed iately to Fall River aud will
move the boy home II his condition will
admit. The boy was taken to his uncle's
house where he Is at present Mrs.
Keyes was terribly shocked at the affair
and was completely pros rated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
NAVAHOE SECOND.
Britannia Leading in the Royal Albert
Yacht Club Regatta Today.


LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE regatta of the
Royal Albert Yacht club OF South Sea
of which the Duke OF Ed inburgh is com
modore, took place today. The AL.
hert cup was the prize for
Yachts above 40 rating. The
Navohoe; Britannia, Satanita aud Col lu-
ma were the boats ia this class that
started. The course was from q
mark boat of juth Sea, IL
aud around the Nab beacon, tn, n
TO and around the west middle buoy aud
back 10 tue mark boat. The course was
sailed over twice. There was n good sail
ing breeze.
The Sataniia was the first away, fol.
wed by the Nav hoe. Col una and
Britannia In tie rier given. TINS orde r
was maintained it'out material change
until the y ,b beacon was rounded 4 Z
yachts g., n set their spinnakers and Z
iS. ItJ4ultia .osl sOOk tue lc.,d, with tLs
Nsvahoe following close behini hes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
BATTERY Ii VETERANS.
The Omcers Elected at the business
Session Today.

Tie following officers were elected at
the business meeting OF the Battery b
Veteran association today:
President, Merritt Tillinghast.
Vice president, John kendrick.
Secretary aud treasurer, John III.
Rhodes.
Executive committee, George II. Mat
hewson. Charles l.. Straight and Charles
Il. Butts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
DIED.

ANDREWS-At Greene, August III, LUCINDA
ANDREWS aged s3 years, months ana u days
CLARk-In this city. August IL. PATRICK
CLARK. IA the nth year OF his age.
CHAMPLIN-fn Brookline. Mass. August II,
SARAH A., widow Of Jabez Champin, In the
o5th year 4 her age.
kRAIIL-In Cranston, II. August l2, EMMA
X, only child OF Herman aud Barbara krahi
aged year and IS days.
McvEY-In Pawtucket. August 12. CATHERINE
widow OF Henry McNey aged. 90 years.
R1CE-Suddenly on Block Island II. l.. August 10,
FiIZ JAMES RICE OF this city, aged 10 years and
Is days.
Funeral Tuesday. August 10. at o'clock y. m.
In Inion Congregational Church Chapel. Stew
art street. Relatives and friends invited TO at
Tend.
sM MITH-ln stoughton. Mass; august NJ MRS
GRACE NJ. SMITH, wife OF Leon smith ana
daughter OF the late Albert y. Allen
FFER-in Chicago. August o, HELENA,
daughter OF John &. and Elizabeth scharer OF
Providence, r. l.
TOOLE-In New York, August 0. OF pneumonia.
MARTIN A, son of Catherine ana the late Mar
tin roole aged 20 years.
WHITE-In this city. August 10. AT his residence
No, SO Tobey street THOMAS WHITE, In the
Gath year OF his age.
WILL IIAMs0N-In Ashton. Aug. Is. ARTHUR
WILLIAMSON. In his 2sth yeai.
Massachusetts papers please copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
yellow Fever in Georgia.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Aug. IA = Yellow
fever has made its appearance here aud
surrounding towns are quaranting
against Brunswick-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
THE CITY OF PROyIDENCE.
Mortality Report for July.

Health Department I
City Registrars Office. City Hall.
PROVIDENCE. August III. 1898.
The number of deaths reported Tor the month ~
July wac 3U3 This was s2 more than In the pre-
ceding month. and "a less than In July. lty2
The annual rate represented by 3O3 deaths is
"a "a In each LOCO Inhabitants the population
being estimated at 100000.
There were 100 deaths from diarrhoeal diseases;
~ rom phthisis; ~ from scarlet fever; Al from
typhoid fever; from diphtheria; 8 from measles
There were reported 10 the superintendent OF
health during the month, Ia cas- \ OF dlphtherla;
: OF measiesi 81 Of scarlet fever IA OF typhoid
fever.
CHARLES V. CHAPLIN, MD,
CITY RcUisirar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14

NkRRAcASsETT PIER, r. l.. Aug. IA
Res& Budlebe beat Thomas by default
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-14
How 1t Started.

The fire is said to have started from an
overturned stair lamp.
In all five people were killed and three
others were so badly injured that they
can scarcely recover. AT the Cook
Co unity and Mercy hospitals others are
m gaming with pain In the wards, SO badly
Injured as to be unable to tell their
names.
, 1893-07-17
Cine mannPafte Grfldrun9 G. 9.
Bales.

0as ita6trdt6Iibe Sbul Gomite ba'
betanntltb an bic neuernantten S3ul:
ratbszM ttglie6er 6as Gerlangen geiteut, lid
itber tbre @eitnnun9 in 8e3ug auf BIZ
6rage oes oeutid6en l1nterri6ts uno Der
Spectalfdcber 9enau 3u erflGren.
6err 6. q. Sale bat bteie Nuffor6erung
in einem an alderman Sripp, ben @orz
ltBer bes S9ulzGomitcs, 9ericbteten S9reiz
ben 6abin b%eantiportet, baB ct cS1 nicbt fit
angebrabt balte, irgenb ipelcbe Geripre6e
ungen 3u ma6en. 6err Sale ertlGrt, baB
er it9 tpdbrenb ieiner S6Gti9feit ais Mtit7
glteb bes S6ulratbs itetS auf Die lleber7
5eugung 9eltitbt bat, bic ct 6ur6 iOr9fdltige
Stuoten in bieiem 2dnbe un6 in anoeren
GGnbern ertporben babe, ferner auf Ben
@lauben, baB baS amertfonilcbe 8olf Die
Gr5tebung tbrer &itOer ntcbt auf Die orei
vN"S bel6rdnft ptiien ipole. 6err Sale
erflGrt t%peiter; ietner lteber5eugung nic6t
untreu tperben gu tpoQen unb ic6lteBt iein
S6rei6en nit DEM 9lusOrud Der 6offnung,
6aB Ser Staotratb nicbt beriucben iper0c,
elmer Gertretun9 0eS 6eutibzamertfantiden
GlementeS i'm itG0ttl6en S6ulrat6 ent>
g%e8en8utreten o6er baS freie llrtbeil Ser
WtttgLteoer bieier 8ebOr6e gu beetnfluiien.
, 1893-07-17
Dermiihtes.

- Cine intereiiante GonftScation, Ser Elm
beipegteS Nobipiel I'M @cri6tsioale folgen
biirfte, tpuroe, ipie aus Q8tcu mitgctbetlt
mttgetbeiIt miro, bieier Sage BORT DOr9cz
nontmen. 9teielbe traf Sen reib iQuftrirz
ten uno ~glGn5enO auSgcitatteten 8retScou>
rant elmer Observation-Disclosures iiber cine
Don Der ipeculatiOen Game an0eblib &c:
macbte @rftnbung, tpelcbe berufen fem ioG,
baS 9an5e moDerne Goiletteipeien 6eS i60z
men @eichlcbteS um5ugeitaIten unO cine gez
iinbere Generation 3u icbaffen, inOem iie
Die WGbben un0 6ra1en bon Wtte0er unO
Goriet befreit. Die y@rfinberin" lteB iicf
nibt Oaran getii9en, auf Mauerani9lGger
unO III 3eitun9sonfiinbi9un9en tbren
v8uienicbiber" ais cine epocbaIe @rfinOung
in pat6etii6ltem 6%pmnentone an3upreiien,
ite bat aucb Rret5biicber Deraus9egeben uno
Dericbidt, tpelde bic @ortbeiIe Oes u8uienz
i3itBerS" auf benz bequemen Nege beS Gin
i9auun9sunterricbteS flor macben louten.
1nb Der 8iloeri9mud bieier 9ette erreste
, 1893-07-17

unb 16reibe gteunun6pier5t9tau
en0 Dterbunoert ems. NllD nD6
feline $4,000. Sour fInftauien6 mebr ais
Der pori9e Sonntag obne b%eionbere 3ugs
mittel, 6aben bem icbeioenben 2lusiteQun9Sz
~ionntag cine leBte SbrGne nacb8erpet1t unO
tbre 8equemli6feit benz guten @erf ge>
opfert. "The workingman," ruft Der
y6eral0" aus, lis a failure" Scum Ser
workingman mag ais SOnntag90lSftele
lun8sbeiu6er cine failure iein, aber
ser workingman's boss nibt ipe>
niger; 6a bat feiner Dem anDeren
mas bor5utperfcn. $50 iin6 benin Sic
!6erren Qlrbeitge6er geitern 8eblie6elr, tpcrn
BET Qlrbcttnebnter ni9t bort mar? Soer
bat 6er QlrbeitSmann cine 9r0Bere Ser
pficbtung, ittb fiir ieinen Ne6ennlcnicben
aufSuopfern, (tpenn bet Beiu9 Der NuSs
lteIung am SOnnt1g, tDte 609 Der SAL 51
lein icbeint, elm Spfer g~enannt meroen
muB) ais Der @el6aftSmann un6 per be-
bdbi9e Gentter? SIS bletbt babel; Die
groBe 0ten9e mill Sen frcten SOnntag ni6t,
in Dem Stnne, tpie bic NuSitcIun9SgeleQ>
l9aft i'm auffaBt; unO eS lit la6erlt6,
ipenn ftcb iebt np1 Elm Glin9mat oOer
ionit etn IMAM" it6 Oarum bemitbt, Die
INSTRUMENTATION gum 8ctricb Ser
NuSiteIIung am Sonntag 81 5ptn8en.
8enn itb benin ipirfli6 nt6t mebr ais
DterSt8 bis fitnf5i9 talien0 Wteni6en am
Sonntog fir Sic Q(u5iteQung tnterelitren,
10 fam man auf bie 10000, Bic it9 flr
bic 10000 opfcrn miiiien, bo1 au6 ettpoS
&iifitcbt baben. 0pfer beOin8en @e8en>
opfer un6 Elm W}eni1, Scr itD ieinen Wtits
mcniben opfert, obne 6aB 6ieie eS tbm nur
b%onfen, lit Elm @iel.
9aS 8rtn3ip lit 9erettet un6 bie Ser
nunft bat iiber0te ltnDernunft etnen 9roBen
Steg baOongetra9en. 9amit mer6en mir
unS tpO9l beicbciben miiiien. Wenn 0er
Sonntag einen etnt9ermaBen a%nitdnoigen
8eiucb 9ebrabt bate, 10 bitten a1c6 bic
NllsiteIer un0 0eren 8e0tenitete 1t6 baretn
gefunoen. go aber fam man e5 ibnetl
pabrltcb ni6t libel ne9men, iDenn ie
murren, namentIt9 in ben 6unOStagen.
9ta9 BENT l. September lit pteleibt cine
2lenberung m0gIic6. @enn 6as 9iretz
tOrium iib ba5u cnti9GieBen tOnnte, I'M
September nocbmaIS ben @eriu3 gu
macbcn, 10 Uiirbe iib tpa6ri0einIiD, nas
mentlib tpetl bann Sic Qt1sitelungsiation
8u Gn6e 8e6t, Der Sonntagsz8eiuc 8aus
anbers geitoIten. Q(ber fir 6ie Sommerz
mOnate lit ct unSpeifeIbaft etne v~failure";
pom Stanbpunfte Ser nicbtbeiibenOen
&lalien iOwo6l, tpie Set beltBcnben.