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The morning call., 1893-01-01

makes in, al surf THAT roaTs like Thunder all
the time, is.always white and seething with
foam. The ship anchors two miles off
shore You are tied in a chair and lowered
into tighter that hobs and dances about in
whatyou tTink most alarming manner at
/ first, but which, upon aclesef Acquaintance,
yeu begin tn think one:0f The: charms Of that
charming little republic. Nv;
At the port Of La Eibertad the lighter:
finally land you. Then you take the train
for San Salvador City, the capftaL The
cars are not as comfortable as those you.
find in most parts OF the United States, yet
they uncomfortable, as cars go in. this part
of the wafld, and the WeJldeS rathetis that
there should be cars at all. dew here. than
thai they Should not have all the elegance
. OF a Pullman palace cat 49,: 81: :
I 1t is only a little way to San Salvador.
the eaaitah !. Here yen find tw o: things that
con rrast strangely. even lin this strange
LAND. The one. is Howers and a. fragrant,
balmy atmosphere the other, all the stir
and hustle and bnsiH ess Of a. little nietropo-
rs in tile northern clinie. :: Z. ::a;s E
Yel wonder. that people should be SO
dark IN hue, should inhabitsech an indQlent
climate, ard yet: be SO energetic and push
: Ing IN business aud financial affairs = s.
+ You tilnk: OF earthquakes and perhaps are
a little tfmfd when you: set. foot on terra
tirma, but the Inhabitants will tell YOU very
sdlefnnly. that the reports calculated hast
year abont an earthquake having practically:
destroyed the whole town are grossly. ex-
aggeTated. - -. -; : -; ::
They: wiilnot deny that earthquakes are:
ef somewhat unpleasant frequency there
even that in the past. whole Cities have been
tot ally DESTROYED by them. : :. :.
. Bat. then, TREY vail take you out of the
city short distance: and point TO a big
crater ttatha been recently fetIued in. the
middle Of a large lake. And. pointing, they
win say: - =. =; = .
- That crater Is our safety valve: Since
1t was fornedwe have had no earthquakes
to amount TO anything As leng as ID re-
mains there onr earthquakes Will not be
serious. : ~: q.
Then you think Of Pempefi and Hercula..
D@hm, Perhaps, and ask year dafk-sklDned
host Ii he does not fearaH ouipodrihg of
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dried, and. hence had almost as m UGH fuel

dried, and hence had almost as much fuel
as outside: 49, =. go. :s:
The fire was now close around us. The
vary ing currents of air heated by the flames
whirled and reese and gusts of cold air rush
ing In torepace the hot air caused a whirl-
WIND, and a great we'll OF smoke and flame
was thus formed. Within this well we
stood. as yet unframed and with constant
supply Of c0el air. but expecting death. =.
It was dreadful moment. :@Fhe mother
and Child were cry Ing; the Indians. with:
elasped arms. were calling upon the Great
Spirit in a weird Chant. s.
:, Snddenly.we feltsan unusually Strong rush
of cold air from one side, and looking up /
saw q strahge and welcome sight. "A lopg
tongee Of. lame had run toward aud into
our eircuiar prison FROM the main lire aud
had buried al lane froIi the ontlSl Ing burnt
area in to u.s.: Through this lane, formed
by walls OF fire, came rushing in aeuTrent
of cold, clear air.. This kept the smoke
blown away and VIE saw plainly the: path of
eseane THUS proeldensfallg afforded US when
all h0pe seemed gene. -: -''-.:s's e
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IN. A. RING OF FIRE.
Thrilling Experience During a Con-
flagration on the Prairies.
+. IL. Kellogg In ST. Nicholas.

r. H. Kellogg In ST. Nicholas.
We whipped up the horses and drove
toward the upland. thinking thus to escape
the greatest danger. We reached. the high
ground before meeting any flame, and we
were greatly rejoiced TO see that much Of
the grass was still fairly green here. though
thickly bestrewn with patches of longer
grass that was dry.
The fierce flames now approached, rush.
ing along with furious speed. cracking and
snapping-the sound alone being sufficient
TO strike terror to the stoutest heart. Gal
Looping along the line Of fire. we found that
where 1t crossed a little ravine the flames
were not so high. for the grass was quite
The morning call., 1893-01-01
IN SAN SALVADOR.
The Little Republic Has a
New Mint.
AN EARTHQUAKE. COUNTRY.
One of the States of Central America
That Is Making Surprising Finan-
~ cial Progress. ~: !. SIS
San Salvador has n new mint.

San Salvador has n new mint ::
Perhaps this Is not very startling news to.
the average reader, for the: average reader
knows but little Of San Salvador.
But those who have ever visited the little
Central American republic or read much Of
it will be surprised to learn that she.now
has her own national coin aud a, brand new
mint to make II. 80. *'.s. 80
Heretofore San Salvador has used Chilean
and Peruvian money. but now. she has a
currency Of herVery own. -: 49,.
Although the smallest OF the FIVE Central
American .States. San Salvador IS decidedly:
The most advanced IN civilization and finan-
cial and commercial prosperity. Its ex-
ports greatly exceed its Imports: and it has
only very small national debt. 81 -:
If yon have ever been to San Salvador
you remember the pertlons landing one
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an admirable piece OF work, perfect In
! detail. pose and drawing4-tlta in itself was
interesting enough, and the surroundings
were also w0tthy of note. Here hanging
/. from a peg was the original mask taken
from the grave features Of Abraham Lin
( coin. Next the mask of Lincoln hung that
OF steFn-featured Stephen A. Douglas, while
across the room was the original cast Of
Grant faeing his old comrade in arms.
. The figure is a little over seven feet In
height and represents the general standing
upright attired in the uniform of his rank
AS Drigadier-g general in the Mexican war, the
head being uncovered. The right foot Is
slightly advanced, aud the left hand sup
ports the sword scab bard. while the right
rests lightly beneath the folds OF the sash.
The statue will be cast for private in
dividuals and the final disposition of it has
mot been decided upon.
" General Shields was born In the county of
Tyrone, Ireland. in 1910. and in 1927 emf
grated 80 this country. He studied law in
New York city, and in 1880 settled at Spring
field. H. His gallant behavior at Cerro
Gordo and his great services at ChuTnbusco
and Chepultepec made him famous. He was
severely wounded several times. Duringthe
civil war he still held his rank of brigadier.*
At the outbreak OF the Mexican war be was
residing at WASHINGTON as commissioner of
the general land fire, and he Immediately
repaired to Illinois, bringing with him the
Presidents promise of a brigadier- general:
shin. He also sat la the Senate. representing
Illinois. Missouri and MiuDesOta >.
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GENERAL SHIELDS IN CLAY.
Heroic ilodeI Completed in the Studio
{ :. of Sculptor Leonard w. .Nolk. :::s, r.. $

g. Jhfeag0 HeraEd. :.
!. I: might almost be said that there was a
reunion of veterans and Statesmen at the
studio of Leonard w. Volk. the sculptor,
yesterday afternoon. Itwas silent meet.
ing. and but for the surroundings and asso-
Citations, wonld have been of little more
than passing interest. lin the center of the
reom stoDd d heroic. model In clay, re pre-
senting q military figure In: the costume OF d
brgadief-geneYai, while scattered about at
intervals were masks and husts and other
parapheEn liza identified With the seulptors
art 80 :, = :.
I: The big model was thedesign fer a static
of many battlesr both in the Mexican and
civil: wars. From an arts tie. standpoint it is
The morning call., 1893-01-01
THE NITRATE KING.
A Visit to the Richest Man
in the World.
HE TALKS ABOUT BUSINESS.
Colonel North's Magnificent Country
Home-His Stables Russian Baths
for His Horses.
Correspondence of THE MopxrSo GILL.

Perhaps the greatest sporting event of the
coming year will be the American Derby.
which is to be run in Chicago next June,
and in which the pick of the horses of the
world will take part One of the chief
competitors in this race will be Colonel
John T. North, the famed nitrate king of
England. Colonel North has nearly a score
of horses in training for this race, and
among these are a number which have
acquired world reputation for
their speed in the past. During my
stay in London this fall visited
the stables where these horses were
in training and spent some time at the
mansion of their owner il Kent While I
was there the colonel was offered e15.000
for his horse Nunthorpe. which had just
won in one of the great races of England,
and has in all probability brought back to
the nitrate king the money which he had
lost on him in the ''eity and suburban
race" year or so age. AT this time Colonel
North backed Nun thorpe to the extent of
about $780, 900. and when he was left at the
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THE. CRABEE e.. SONG.

Between the morning and the night q: y.
- Sst much has gone slnlsss 80 ss= -
- A pfiGeS awAy WIKI EttesS past Zig ut,
Aid silent ali save thlS-.
=. Thesapg tfatl allied hts earliest steep, =. s.
Is. I he face thai sb1he above. =. 80.
Return his dying nse 10 steep. =. $50
D.: + Ii dreams OF guaEdfao love-. 3 =, " z. SO
The rhy tilm3c wave that irSt his soul g. .
+ Io,eoHsCieus being bore -.
Shalt Or III hin where: the surgeS Fol- j. e.
Upon the uakn ewI shore. '...: -. - Il.
Shall lift md rock him tenderly -.
= Nith stTains for orten ongs-:;s -. - .
Betwe Gu two worlds the liak saalf be -. 90
The same Qld cradle song, - So.
:: rs :.::..ss. KDETsT M. THOMAS.
The morning call., 1893-01-01
Willing to Let Hin Try.

Detroit Free Press
The young man was bold and he wanted
the girl. so interviewed the father.
49," said the old man, after the pr opo-
sitisn had been stated, you wish TO marry
my daughter"
Exactly so, SIR"
And can you support her in the style she
expects ?"
II thinks so. sir"
Arc you sure?
We'll, may say an"
Then take her, my boy, and III you sue
coed IN what you have tackled I'll be blamed
II you won't be- doing better than Ihaye
ever been able to do" and the old man
gloated in glee.
There are $50 Industries in New ORLEANS
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Suggestions to a Guest.

Ladles' Home JournaI. - =:
Do not let the old saying, 1.-THE first day
the man is a guest, the second burden aud
the third pest" be applied to you. En-
deav0r TO time your arrival so that Ii shall
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Equality Between Man and Man.

; Chicago Daily Inter Ocean.
Miss Banknote, do you think that your
father will object TO my suitp -.
Miss Banknote-I guess not, for he wears
one just about as loud himself -.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

In 1856 there were Sl.21O.OoO spindlss
in operation in Europe, America and Asia.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

There are $50 industries in New Orlea ms
in which women labor.
The morning call., 1893-01-01

Rum Is made from the refuse of sugar.
The hest comes from the West Indies. +.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-06

- Beim SpieIen auf tem Gife sesen.
dbsr Oregon petianf Der 9idb,ise Wat
i'n 0tar,m in sinem 2ufiloas unb er'
iranf.
Nrtbur Sranf tpurbe am Samitap
Ibenb bon bem 2ebieb 8aaep Buffalo
Grprsbsus setOffen uno iDptlid perlebi.
Der Diann arbsitete in Toubia's Wa{di.
nsnmstiitatte unb III pier fremo.
-Sames 81. @bret 1T bonn @oubernDl
aum Srieosnsridter BON Weit gittstor
etnannt tporbsn. um fie bur1 ben 9ot
uon Sumes Wiontaeue entfanbene 8afani
aus3ufllsn.
- Sine 8erfammIuue bon 400 8iir'
germ fanb ON Donnerltos Abenb in 8sp
iione Saae itatt unb bic foIsenoen Nomi'
natiouen tpurben eemadt: 8urssb.
lbomas MaIOnsp; Stabtratbe, Nnbrsr
Aqen. Sobn s. Wansan; GOnitable.
Satob Sherer; Mubitor, Robert Mrm'
itrons; SduloirsttOren, Benjamin Gar
osns, TbOmas Sopea.
-D Ser 10idbrige Sarrp NibiQ ipurb'
am Sreitas Nadmittas stpifden Sin9's
6isBerei unb Wsit 2adananna Mpenu,
pon sinem Del. 8. & W. Sradbuse se'
trOfsn uno auf oer Steae est0otet. De,
s inee bate bic iibIe 4nsstpobnbeit, auI
5abnsase su iprinsen. unb bibte mi
ieinem 2eben bafiir. Die 2side ipuro,
nod Der Dobnuns ieines OnfsIs SO
4l9 Neunte Strabe sebradt.
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auS benz obereu Ehaie.

- Cine borssitise GrpIuiion in be,
gbserton @tube am Dienitas i6otete ben
8ainep gIsan. Ser Mann mar frsmp
in Der @eeeno.
= Oas SotsI Gisentbum bon 8. s.
RcDermoit, an Der 2anDitrabs sipfhsn
4rhbaIo uno Gsdulae eeleeen. 1T RON
Wa,f Gamlep unD Wl6ael Nabon 1ll
$1,000 ansefauft porbsu.
Gin GnsIdnbsr bon 3insston ipurts
am 9onneritag bel Sprsnsunsen an
elner neuen @rube ter O.. 8 & I. 60.
bel Dinion furdtbar i'm @sidts serIsbl
Dun bradte ibn mad oem Moies 1oplo,
pospital.
- Mm Samitae Morsen sins Srau
Daplo 1bomas bon Sermpn auf eiuis,
1ueenblide Dor oas oaus, UNI Sleiit
pon Dem Mebser su faufen. Sn bas
3immer sutiidtebrenD. FAM iie bas brsi.
idbrise 8lnb in Slammen einssbalt unb
10 i6wer perbrannt, baB eS foIeenben
lases harb.
- Ser goIe MihaeI geopIes purbs
am Sonntas Morsen aptfden unb 8
lbr in bem &auilaoen Der 2adamanno
8obIen So. erpiidt unb ipstsr nad bsm
eOuntp @efansnib ubseflbrt. Obidon
man ionit niemano bort fanb. par es
cOd ausenideinIid. baB peoples @snoi.
len battle. benen er aus serbrodenem Gin
tetfeniter ben 8aub sureidte. benn in Der
Rabe laaen eine Menae Waaren se:'
itteut. Mn ber perion bon Ysoplss
ielbit fano man Waaren senus. um snen
2aoen sinaurihten, nemllh Is iilberne
1bren. 8 8aiimsKsr. Dubsnoe bon 90
i4enm, fen. Manide.ienin5pfe u. (. p.
ooffentlth Idbt man nibt nab, bis man
bic eanae 8anhe bat. tpeIhe iebenfalS
Aae in Der 9eobe BON Sermpn pobnen.
no Der @lnbrud itattfano.
(GarbeHeaIs gsrrsiponstnj.)
- Der an Der Carpenter 8abnfreua.
uns bel nnionbale persaneene Wo6
usrIeste 8obsrt Iinfer, IT,. ift ssitorben.
= Die Del. & s. 60. bat bic saIairs
lbrer lSu9toneuttore um ourdihnittlid
20 GeRis per Gag erb6bt.
- Gm 90 Sanuar tpirb bier Elm neus 8
Ibentblait unfer bem Nlmen .,6eraIo"
erfdeinen. oefen Serausseber SosIin &
Ga'penter iino uno als befsn Nsbaiteu
J. 98. @oulo funsisrsn tpirb. Der bisbe,
IN ber Seranton ,.Irlbuns" tbdtis mar.
= @eb,iioer ainbad oabier ssbenten
ibc 8ei4dft bebeuteno aussubebnen une
lpoa,n aud bic Ginrihune sum 8au
BON Strabsnblbnpassn trsffen, penn Il,
bon ben bstr.ffenotn Companion Der.
iprehuneen betommen.
IS. 8. GoOf. ieitber asent Der .
& W. So eab,er. tpuIbe am Sreitae aui
ote NhfIase Der nntsrihIasuns bon Gel,
bern uerbafIet uno es fol- ii9 um etnen
8etrag bon $3.50 banoeln. gcnItable
28llion brabts goof nod Seranton.
Der Dtann lebte neit iiber feline W,tiel
uno psrIOr bel Der Issten graiioentenipabl
cine beoeutenbe Summe rurb Wetten.
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'6sbe Oerfer Wottssh.

Serr Souls glotb bat iid non feinsr
&ranfbeit erboIt unb iit tpieoer imlianee
ausaussben. ater nod iebr fdipad.
= 8si Der MISUNDERSTANDING tss
Scranton 1urnpereins iparen $50 3,nbe,
anipeieno.
- BoliSit 2etpis III iuspeneirt tporben
uno tp,ro mabrideinlih ME tpieber nnis
form uno Stern trassn.
= Gin unbebeutenbss Seuer par am
yliiitpod abeno i'm Saufe bon Dtidael
5innertp on Siebenter Strabe.
SRI. emma 6. 2ouis unb Ser,
Better S. Oeitrinser tpuroen am Bonner.
itas burd Serrn 8itr. Sdmiot setraut.
Die iunsen Gbeleute iinb BON parf Sia.
- 8pei Spoe Barter Strubenbabn.
passn ftieben am Donneritag nabe be,
2adaipanna Npenue Bride suiammen,
ood mar Der Sdabsn unbebeutenb.
= 8Obert Suebes bog Der @ehieits
tpurbe am Ulittpoh an Der 8loomsbure
8abn bon elmer 2ofomotipe setroifsn unb
duf bic Seite seidleubsrt, absr nur un.
erbsbIid perIebt.
-Sobn WeiienfIub tpurbe Samifaq
Hadt bel oer 8idf.br bon Der Siioisile
an Der Scranton StraBe bon einlsen
RaufboIoen attadirt unb UNI feline ilbr
beraubt. Die Bolisei fanb ibm ON Sonns
tag Morsen TIM s llbr baIb bstaubt.
-SrauIen Warie Mnna suufe. 8oIa.
No., 1T oapon feit iiberseust. baB Or.
Aueuft a6nie's Sumbureer 8ruittbee
oas bette Mltel sesen Suiten 1T. Sis
sebraudte Jpn baufis nit ben bsiten ST.
folsen.
= Die Serren Safob Saas unb GbriH
NbbrIs bon Siftb Muenue babsn Dor
sinisen Woben einen Mbfedsr na1 ib.
rem 8aterldnbIe 8aoen eemadt unb ees
oenfen eitpa bret Wionate au perble,ben.
Ste battsn auf bem Noorblanb eins fsbr
raube 6abst.
- Das erite Seuer i'm neuen Sabre
mar am DIenitns Abenb Z nbr in eintm
fleinen Doppelbau'e an Sdo Siebenter
5traBe. bas bem UlibaeI g mmIep se.
b6rte unb bon bisiem uno elnem iuneen
gbepaar namens Durr bepobnt mar.
Oaiielbe putbe burd bic Nabbarn se
l6fbt uno Der Shaben mar fe,n beoeus
tenber.
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0cn Netersbura.

- Oils Elm Nsuiabi isseidenf bra1te
Der Stord ben iunsen @beleuten Seinrid
DoIif eine 3o6ter.
= Nm Mttipo1 Morsen feI ber aIte
Grisbr d gamin pdbreno bsm Worsen.
'iien pl5slid tobt nieber. Ct mar in ben
70sr Sabren unb binterlabt apei sbbns.
0arl uno Gbriit.
Der 3eitunsStrdser itattet biermii
isinen befen Danf ab fur feline Nsuiabrs
seidenfe une piinfdt alien ieinen 2un.
ben tpieber elm redt elldIides neusa
Sabr!
Ia Srau 6. 8. Smitb. frdber in
oatplep tuobnbaft, eiebt alapierunter-
rldt. AnmsIbunsen bite 1915 Nit
ST., scranton (9etersburs), tu abrei.
liren. 37pa
- Der Msbeer 3. une 8arI s. baber
einen Yreisfampf arransirt unb nerber
an Mafblnston's @eburistas in ber Ar
teitsrbaae auf Der SGoisile ibre aunf
probiersn. 3uidauer mdH>r BON Elm biz
fdnf Dollars besablen, is na& bem S,b
Die ReIief Seuer 60. SO. 3 er.
mdhIte am Neuiabrsabeno folsenbe Be.
amten: Praiioent, Safob Sries; Big
Brdfioent. 50. Sas; Sstrsidr. Gbarles
9. &ociniOn; Sin. Sefr. Sobn Butter
mann. IT.; Sdabmeiiter. Dlidael Bed
l,r; 8ormann. 80. SartmOnn; aT,f.
entsn. Sreb Wiomann. Senip Bauiiian
tipsman, 2ouis Mspers; Afi,ltenien
5ranf Dlsdler. goparb 8. Mspsr, Sa'
lob Sries Subrmann, 8. 8. Satbsr
Sanitor, Charles pabft.
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cxeHf mo br 4e baet ebnadinn bebauen tSnnt M uns
- Nusenbde 5 idn SO prb fd ar sud b3aben pier III
uner Mniegen penigen l8oten
gBaarsntpatt
braht mSdtm Fh
gBaatfn
bnebsH
aH ba psmsma untprt ms ssssa in s @@af bnsn
Da1otR8 tttt0 CT tffttt,
3uberl6iIige Rlcibers 9dnoler uno SnsfafFrer
Oec. 22S 2acfa. Mpe., 'Serantpn, IA.
ss~ Gs pS seuid sefproaen. -Os
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weibnadtSsGtnners.

Ser llebersenuB bon auten Speiisn
unb Deinen brinst ben Wasen in I'm.
orhnuns unb psranInbt Dpspepfe. I'm.
uerbuulidfeit unb bil,6ie 2eiosn. Disis
uebeI iperhen furirt burd Sumpbrsps'
specific No. 10, BreiS 25 Gts, in allen
Mpothsfen.
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gBitfestarre NaArtMten.

-58 Tobesfdas perseidnet ber Wlonai
DECEMBER.
= Der hisTse Sdnaertunb ipirb beuss
aud eins Narreniibuna abtalten. une
stpar finbet bieielbe am IL. Sanuar itatt.
Sobann gbeImann. Elm ebemaliser
bieiiser ginpobner. 5tarb pereansene
Rode i'm Danpile Srrenbaufe.
: Sn bsm Ulia Soaop 3obIeniperi
ridIue am Sreitos Elm 2Oblenfaa ben
5lopaden George 8aIco.
= Die SamiIie Safob @si6Iidter bat
isbt bas pierte 0inb innerbalb einiee,
Woden uerloren.
-25 8auidreiner reihen am Mitt'
wph bon bier mad M,rifo. um an einem
BREEDER su arbeiten.
- Die Noiiinebam. 2anee unb Waibs
ineton 8ObIentperte in 9Ismoutb baben
Die Irbeit ipiebsr aufsenommen.
- Gin 8obIenfag in ber 8eb Mib
@rubs t5ftsts am Donneritae ben 40
Sabre alien Safob Saut. st binierIdbt
cine Wittpe nit iiebsn 8inbern.
@eiI ct feline arbeit fanb unb feline
Subiiiten3mitteI bate. erfdob iid am
Dlittwod letter Wo6e Der SO Sabre
alte Samusl @nans in Wbite 9auen.
= SObn Morsan bon Sreelanb, auf
benz Wese mad 9as!eion besriffen. pers
rrte fid am SOnntas Abenb auf benz
8erse unb erfror.
- Nabe Sairpietp traf am Wtittipod
Elm 2sbisb 9alIsp 3us bic polen Sohn
unb Baul GIosfp eriterer ipurbe auf Der
StelIs eet6btet. lsbterer t5otli& perIest.
- Sdon ipieber 1T bier Elm iunsss
Mdbden. bic 20idbrise 2iaian Bennett.
unter perbadtigen tlmftdnben eeforben,
unb stpar in benz re,tufenen Sauie Der
oelen Barron, an Smitb's Anep.
--Sobn s. Mleranber. eint Elm pros
minenter 8irser BON ganticofe, tpulbs
am sreitas Morsen nabe benz slIb.n
BREEDER e,froren eefunben. Ct mar so
Sabre alt uno au!est bem Trunfe er'
eeben.
Surhtbar nerlebt burd cine Sprens
suns Bel poeono Summit ipurbe fiirshd
Ausuit @,bbons BON Wiq Greet. 8e,os
odnbe murben ibm abssriiien, teibs
8eiue oerbrannt unb aeidunoen. ein
Ause 1T perIoren unb bas @ebor fait se'
lGwuneen.
-Su Der 2obIensrube au MiInsspias
Obei SasIstou) ereisnete iid Donne.itap
Worsen infOlse elmer nnporlihiisteu
cine grpIoiion, bic beinabe aht in BET
Rdbe beihafiieien Arbeitern oas 2eben
ssfOtet bate. Webrere pon benielben
puttsn eip 8obrIOd bsrssitsat uno eins
Dpnamitpatrone in basielbs pIasirt uni
70 mar Maes fertie. UNI bic Sprensunp
uoraun.bmen. alS Der 8ontraftOr ben
arbsitern befabl. in Der Ndbe berfelben
STEELE poibsr nod einen Wasen NIT Sob
len su bslaben. Wabrerb bic Mrbeitei
oamit beihafti8t iparen, traf bic pidoI
zines berislben bic Sprenspatronen unit
ss srfoIste cine furdtbare eTplOfOn.
meIhe ben Wasen in fleine Slude 3er'
idmsiterte unb nud allen &idtunsen bin
Jluin uno 8erberbsn uerbreitete. Die
aht Mrbsitsr purben unter Iriimmern
besraben. unb es 1T Elm Wunter, bab f,
osm Fob entsinsen. Drei lpuroen idwet
perIsst: MOnroe Gribinser erlitt furdts
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asibe uno fann nidt om 2eben bleiben.
abratam 8olofosfi erlitt einen Sddbel'
brud unb Samss Samifon purce fdwe,
am Gopfe uno on ben Sdultern nerIest
Die anoeren M,beiter iinb mtnber fhpei
uerIebt. Sc iino sIOipaden unb ,stalie.
ner. Gine sroBe Msni1enmense f,0mtt
in seipaItiser Aufresuns nod Der @tube.
oa man anfansl,d slaubte, iammtllht
Arbeiter iei.n umsefommen.
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laden. eilbsrmaaren m. bel
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