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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
s.n.a,lep.l Trl.l.

wAsHrNeros, March 9a -Theodore
@. Arnold was found guilty Of man
slaughter Saturday after trial lasting
two weeks and which, developed many
Sensational and romantic incidentA
Arnold was post Office employe from
Texas who became infatuated with the
wife Of John Kramer. Last juno he
killed Kramer. tho evidence going 10
show that Kramer had threatened his
life In the meantime Mrs Kramer dis
appeared, but turned up in the course
Of the trial, having married the detect
ive whom the government had put on
hcr track
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05

BELLEvnLE, Ill, April a-Judge A.
Il Wilderman, Of the circuit court Of
She Third judicial district OF Illinois,
rendered q decision Saturday declaring
unconstitutional the special act Of 1857,
which permits pool selling within the
fnclosed grounds Of race tracks and fair
associations Incorporated under the
laws Of the state. The decision Is sweep
ug and unless reversed by the supreme
,ourt Of the state may result in pre-
'epting pool selling or other forms Of
rambling on every race track In the
date
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
crolon. sua.rers pestItuls.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March so-The citi-
zens Of Kelly, Tunica, Shaw and Cleve-
land have made IN appeal for aid In be-
half Of the cyclone sufferers In north
Mississippi From reliable sources II u
learned that 1000 families are In desti'
tute circumstances In Do Soto. Bolivar,
sunfiower and ooahoma counties The
cyclone struck that section at time
whom the farmers had just finished
planting. The various exchanges Of
Memphis yesterday contributed large
sums 70 the suffererA
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
AWFUL MINE DISASTER
Ten Men Sufooated in Colliery
at Shamolzin, Pa.
The Disaster Caused by the Explosion OF
an on Lamp at tho Bottom OF the
Pit-Heartrending Scenes NJ tho
Victims Were Brought to
the Surface.

SHAMoKIN. April 3.-One of the most
distressing disasters that ever occurred
an the anthracite region followed the
explosion of lamp in the hands OF q
Hungarian employed in the Nelson
colliery, near here Saturday. The col
liery, which is operated by j. II. Lang
don & Co., is one Of the largest and
best known In the region, paying su-
perior wages and furnishing work to
its 1000 employees the year around. Fire
followed the explosion and the smoke
which rushed through the air shafts
caught ten men who had just gone TO
work in vein above the scene OF the
explosion, and smothered them to death.
Friday being holiday, there were not
80 many men at work as usual Others
for the same reason were late in reach
ing the mine, and 1t is owing to this
fortunate fact that the death list Is not
very much larger. The names OF the
ten men killed are as follows:
Nicholas Dutah, leaving widow and ok chill
dren.
John Robert, aged 9S, single.
John Burtt, married, leaving large family OF
small children,
Joseph Boxtras, aged 2s, single
John Gary, aged i5, married
Frederick Gintey aged 95, single.
Frank Shupis, aged q, single.
John Ryau, aged %, single
James Bremen, aged 2l single
Michael Brennan, aged Is, single
The fire started about twenty feet
from the bottom of the slope where
there is an oil house which is used by
the men to change their working
clothes for others before leaving the
mines
About ten minutes to seven, n Hun
garian was filling his lamp, and it ex-
ploded, igniting the oil about him. He
rushed from the oil house and the
flames spread with rapidity. Attempts
were made to fight the flames, but
those who started to do so were COM
PEELED TO flee for their lives. They sue
cccdcd in reaching the bottom OF the
shaft and were hauled 10 the surface
along with some belated miners who
owe their lives to the fact that they did
not go to work at the usual time. The
ten men who lost their lives were al
work in the red ash vein, located nearly
one hundred feet above where the fire
broke out Through an air-way from
the lower vein to the red ash vein the
smoke poured, suffocating the unfortu
mates like rats in trap.
Almost the entire town gathered In
the vicinity Of the burning mine, from
the air passage of which great volume:
of smoke were issuing. The scene:
were most distressing. The wives and
children Of the imprisoned men uttered
agonizing cries and implored the mer
in the crowd TO rescue their loved ones
About midday rescuing party Of 81,
brave men went down the shaft and
entered the burning vein. The smoke
was 30 dense that they were compelled
10 lie down on their stomachs and heeT
n wet sponge TO their nostrils 10 avoid
suffocation. When they had proceeded
short distance they came across the
bodies Of two men locked in each Others
arms They were the Bremen broth
ers, James and Michael Further In
the bodies Of eight more were found,
making ten dead In all.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
Horribly mansi.d.

LOUISVILLE, April al. II. Mason,
lead Of the publishing house Of J. II.
Mason & Co, OF St Louis, was killed In
the elevator Of the Commercial club
building here Saturday evening and
ell nine stories 10 the basement Mr..
Mason had entered the elevator 10 20
pp TO his Office on the ninth floor. As
bs started 10 step out the elevator boy
pulled the lever too soon and the un-
prtnnate man was jerked against the
PIP Of the door, his skull being crushed.
The elevator continued on It's upward
lourse and the mnngled body was
iropped down the elevator shaft 10 the
easement Every bone In his body was
Hoken.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
chinese Pr,DarinE 70 Rs.., tn. Law.

Chinese Preparing 20 Resist the Law.
SAN Francisco, March 2S-It Is re-
ported here that the Chinese SIX Com
panies have prepared proclamation
that will be posted up here and sent
throughout the coast urging all their
members TO resist arrest on May by
forco of ArmA The proclamation do
clares that such resistance, II general,
will create 20 great q sensation among
lovers Of fair play In America that the
work of deporting Chinese under the
provisions Of the Geary law will be
stopped until the matter can Be passed
upon by the United States supreme
court The Chinese here are 40 ugly
over the crusade made by the police
upon gambling games and highbinder
resorts that considerable plumber will
be ready 70 obey this order.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05

OMAHA, Neh, March 2o.-Peter W.
Person, wealthy livery man Of South
Omaha, was found dead in bed In bis
Office yesterday with his skull frac-
tured. The murder was evidently COM
mitted with club found on the prem
ises Person did not reside with his
wife and she has not appeared on the
scene, although she has been notified.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05
MICHIGAN LANDS INVOLVED.

Discovery Involving the Title OF the Whole
Northern Peninsula-Ciaimed By the
Heirs Of the Chippewa Indians.
DETROIT, Mich. March 2s.- Some
thing In the nature Of a startling dis
covery has been made by H. +. Chip
man, son OF Congressman j. Logan
Chapman, In relation to tho title TO the
lands Of large part II not the whole
of the upper peninsula Of this state,
and II Mr.. Chipmnn's conclusions are
borne cut by more minute investiga-
ton and sustained by the courts, every
acre OF land In that peninsula westerly
OF the Sault and Maclinac 10 the Mont
real and Menominee rivers aud from
Lake Superior TO Lake Michigan and
the Straits, inclusive Of city and village
lots, will be handed over 10 their right
full owners, the descendants Of the
Chippewa Indian nation Of the Lake
Superior region.
Mr. Chapman asserts that his exam
nation OF ali OF the treaties made be-
tween the United States government
and the bands Of Chippewas Of the Lake
Superior and Upper Mississippi regions
have convinced him that no cession Of
the upper peninsula lands has been
made to the United States government
and that therefore the title deeds In
every registry Of deeds in the region In
dicated are IS worthless as so much
blank paper.
The case involving the payment Of
principal and interest under the treat
les is we'll under way and win be
brought in the department Of the in.
terror. II rejected there II win be taken
TO the United States supreme court oI
claims.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-05

BrRnSeHAM, Ala, March 29.-Ths
boiler at Conrad's htone quarry, In
Franitiin county, exploded yesterday.
John Purified and James Ferguson were
killed and Crockett Gray viii probably
die.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02

The leller With her first cslt is bnt half
. COW. As the sylng AoPs. SIZE is but 1t
tue dawn Of her des elopm ent fer the pur,
poses ofthe dairy, II isst this poIpt that
the necessity OF careful sni plu lent man
sgement steps II.
The mao eltu,ted with tbe Develop
mept OF COW I r be fret year OF her
mixing imprtsses be detects txcelleu'
ces Oh her milk production ever after. At
this period tue Leifers teats are inclined
10 be small, but If Il man handling her
at this period isa competent person these
will be enlarged to their normal slz uu.
der his mat ipUlltion and remain so DUR
ing her lie
Ibis IS The critical point in the heIIer's
career, il she is to grow into profitable
dairy COW, and should impress on the DAN
rymsn The imTortsue OF haviog her look
cd after in an intelligent manner She
should be managed bya careful prison
who possesses her confidence in the fullest
degree and whose method OF treatment is
acceptable to her. ! his is the pcint wbtre
to avoid the mistakes Of the past that you
committed in the training you used with
yeur former yearllng heilers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02

Care OF tIes M,

The following directions for the care Of
cream are taken from circular distribute
ed by the Ontario College:
The cream ould be kept sweet unti
twenty four hou beforecburning by keep
ing cool either 10 the creamer box or in .
cool cellar Get q cream vessel tin ia pre-
'erable) large enough TO hold the cream
fora whole churning. II there is not sui,
ticient for cburoing from one skim nng,
stir the cresm thoroughly at every addll
ton OF cream.
10 summer warm tie cream 10 G3 or rs
degrees 24hours before you wish to churn
and it will be about the right degree Of
sourness or ripentss in that time. but, rs
soon as IL becomes slightly thickened aud
sour, churnit 1t is not advisable to al
low the cream to become warmer than, Go
degrees 10 warm weather
Ia writer the rpening tomperature will
be from Ga TO 70 degrees. Ia case the
cream does OF sour properly IN "a hours
II IL good plan to add small quantity
(sbout two per cent? q sour milk or sour
cream 10 act as starter
All changes in cream should be fiscted
gradually. Never add bot q very cold
water directly to the cream to warm OF to
eco it. To fleet this, set The cream ves
sci IN another vessel containing = I'M on
cold water and stir the ere N all the time
it is being warmed or cooled. Do lot al,
low the milk or cream 10 freeze. II the
butter is white, ssmsll amount Of good
butter eclor may be added TO the cream
I1st before commencing to churn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02
ALL lZES
LEAD & IRON PIPE

Wood aud Iron Pumps, Sinks. &c. Large
stock To. Glass and Wooden Ware 10 ia
dearly everything ia our line All hin i
II jon Work. Tin Roofing, EVetroug hir'
o'anr ~ attended to. We makea ~
It's a. flaming steeplei and btlfiies, W
.rt mna wh1 can get there every Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02
shade 10 cow 9.

Some farm ors take the fact that q good
COW is slsaysa good feeder as meaning
she ought always to be eating. 1t is Oh
this mistake they base their objection TO
shade for cattle 10 Summer. II there is q
tree in the pasture 10. they will lie under
it all day when they ought to be eating is
a common remark Of such men Heat and
flies reduce the milk yield and this is
charged 10 the shade rather than TO ii g
fact that under tree With scattered man
ure dioppiDgs in which to breed flies is
the very Poorest OF all refug 3 against
hest or insect enemies.
A COW % good pasture will eat enough
in an hour 10 the morning to last her all
day, Pot her 10 dsrkened and clean
stable and give her a cut OF some green
food, oats, peas or fodder CON, and the
milk yield will increase rather than dimini
ish. With entrs q uiet through the day
The COW has Lobirg to disturb her and
thus prevent the secretion Of milk. Tex
ercIse be- needed, put The COW out to pas.
tnre during the night She will ill herr
self quickly and rest nDdisturbed out Of
doors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02
Aarirnlturf.
Ashtsx natttI

AZ ta vAshiss b tsI. ! Lave nol ecu
washitg 81 d srs An'houy sgrtntoa q a
Miurpsala crsAaefy 10 Hc1dr Dsirymsn.
Last q II mer ct uraed ~ 20 DEGREES Aad
tie batter cane out sng I'd htm- J give
i about 10 pioautts % the sorte sailed
Il sld save IL b,It hrs to seven prematcs
,bea placed The butter 10 the cooling
room sud I,It morpiug ! worked II over
sgtiu and pSl Il ia tabs the moisture si'
tef the tsi sorkiog sas clesr as water,
aud the butter sssloI Atall oEtrSo'k'
60,
We have received one TO two cents shove
Elgip yriecs for butter 81 summer, and
oar eou. naisslon merebSuls have said nice
words shout lbe flavor. This did rot eur
prize ms, for 10 fact consider the wash,
lDg q buuers bad Ting II takes the
A,yor assy sben too cold aud lots OF buu
ter ls 40 doubt spotied wIib washing 10
poor vstr
am not able 70 see shy The batter
msker needs to take s,uuch pa ps 10
briup jug 6be flavor 10 the butter, sith
careful upeDIng, when some few houfs all
tsr, be takes sOlll mCr. paios IN bnosIns
toe hsvpr ont OF It again with Two I three
wsthiugs, My eXpefeuce hi, summer
has shown ne lhat you can bring giit ,dss
butter Cd the market without usiug drop
OF wafer a i1srd great keeping quality
toe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02

The causes q tainted milk have been
classified by DR. Gerber as follow l Poor
folder 2 Poor dirty vat r, used DOT
only Tor watering the cows, but also for
washing the caDs Poor, ,tinEiug air
where the COWS are. 1. unclesulaess 10
milking K.spi = the nliIt too long il
too ssru and poo y yntGa ed places G
Neplecting too eco the milk quick y after
milking. Poo, Fsu'portslion. s. Lack
Of clesnliness 10 care d the milk O. sick
cows 10 Tue cJEs beng 10 heat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02

With al yoass stock It is WY impor
tart 10 rnsIpts,n : steady gosth from
birth TO maturity, and q lamb = 90 except
tion aud IL nearly ell eAses the n ore iul-
, tbs "a done The better v,.i bs the iti
snlH kEcEFsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-11-02

The ptobt from sbeep cauto o. by Hy
means De estimated by their nuuber II
is rather The increase each sheep vii yield
wlist deitJmllss tue ulae. Of The aosk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Jn fdredIiher Sage.
Johu 8. morris Don etnem Sahn3uee 5wet
MeiIen wett fort9efdleppt.

Der acknowledgement Ser 6arriion>
StraBen Station tpurbeO ienitag firth ge9en
4 l1br nadl Dem 8abnbofe Ser SainotS
@entraLbabn gerufer1, bon ipo CT So6n s..
MOrriS na3 benz ct. 2utoS 9oipitaL
bracbte.
MorriS bate gegen 3 l1br Bel Bennington
Oeriubt, auf einen in Der Tabrt be9rtffenen
PolIagter5u9 ser SQtnotS Central gu
~ipringen. ST. ipran9 auf Gin SuBbrctt Der
2ofomotibe, glttt aber aus. gu letncm
Slide gelang eS ibm aber nod, einen bon
ben @ollerbcbGltern Der 9ofomotipe gu err
faiien. sSn bicler Sage, suiicben SOB un6
2eben l6nebenb, purbe CT iiber Stpetl)tetlen
melt geicblcift, unb ieine gefGbrli6e Sage
ipur6e crit bemcrtt, ais Der 3uG enoli3 an
hielt. Seine 6iiIferufe fonnten tnfolge
bes @crGuic9eS, baS bic 2ofomotipe ntacbte,
bon 6em 2ofomotipfiibrcr unb Dem 9ei5er
nibt Der1Dmlaen peroen.
Nls bic Gage beS 11nglii6lt6en en6lt6
pernomnlcn tpurbe, mar feline 6anO IN Der
e~iiernen Settle angefroren, unO ietn gan3er
&0rper par iiber unb ilber nit S6nttten
unb S1rammcu iiberbedt. Bic ic6neioenoc
&Glte iebte Worris auBerbem ibredlicb 81,
un6 ais er aus lciner i6redlicbcn Sage be-
freit mar, tpar er 10 ibma6, oaB ct itcb
nicbt auf Ser SiiBen balten fOnnte. WforrtS,
beiien 53uftano anfangs 81 erniten Setllrcbz
ttngen NnlaB gab, lit ert 26 Sabre alt.
ST. lit Meibeniteler bon groteliion uno
tpobnt in 8urnitbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Staot Chicago,
Der ganaf6an.
Der Johresberiht oes prditoenten
Ser Drainage Gommiifion,
franf menter.
Gin Rmashltk nttf nen Gnrtrdtrttt nPa
aRtfTett = at1tter4tebntEna 4uIbrF1tn
nPa uerlnnenf1t a~utrfs.
franz menter eintimmie wieoererpdbIt.

Sn bet leBten Sabres : 8erlammlun9
Ser 9rainage>Gommt1iton berlaS IS rGltoent
@enter folgenoen SabreSbertbt:
&aum funf5e0n Wonate itnb felt Dem
er1ten Spotenitrib an Ser 6auptcanal>
Strefe perfloiien, unb beute lit bereitS cine
Surbc, iib taft iiber Die gan5e StreGe aus
bebncno, gegroben. 9aS frtebltcbe Sbal lit
in Elm 2trbeitsfelb pertpanoelt uno enoloS
1inb an Der Ginie ~entlang @ebGuLtdfetten
~ent1tanben, tpelcDe ben Sauienben bon
Gonalarbettern S66acb 8epd6ren. Die
mdcbttgen 6cbcmaicbincn, Die 9ampf7
bobrer, bie getpalti9en Wtal6tnen uno oaS
&racbc1 bon TclSiprengungen fitnoen all
tdglicb ben Torti6ritt an Der unternommez
men Ntelenarbett an.
Gbatldcblicber Torti6ritt in Der 0raz
bung beS GanalS, DaS lit baS Geroien1t Der
Drainage @ommiiiion. Sic fiibrt aus,
ipas tie benz &olfc Deripro6en bat, tic bout
ctncn S4tftScanal nacb Der tpeitbltde1o1ten
unb ltberallten 9uSlcgung bes Drainage
@eIeBe5.
8dbren6 Sic 9(rbeiten am 6auptcanaI
nit gr0Btem @ifer gef0roert lperoer1, lit Oct
nit Dem 6auptcanal parallel louterOe Nb1
lettungSconal fir ben 9eSplatncs SluB
boQenbet morben, lO6aB Die Slutbpa'ler bes
TGuiics innerbaLb bon 9amrten uno ufer7
bauten %gefeiielt linb unb ii1 nicbt lte9r
ms 56aL ergieBen fDnnen. Der Nblet7
t1ngscanal b~erfiir5t ben STUB Durcb Nrfz
bebung BON &riimmungcr1, erboDt letne
Strommenge, ibtBt Die Nrbelten am
6aIptcanaL uno ~liefert BEN S6lu1el gum
9esplainestbaL bon &iperitoe bis Eon1eo.
0tcleS lcbtere 8crt lit iebt poucnoct;
ergGnst miro eS nod pcrben bltrch etne Se@
feItigung Der 0dmme, iobaB gcgen aac
Slutbs@reigniii na66altiger S6uB borz
banben lit.
ssyebob noch einem anoern 53pede
6tent Bic STRENGTHENING, Die ndmli3 ti!r
@bicaqo BON unl6dbbarem Wertbe 1T. Die
9bleitungsitrefc bctpirft Ole Getnigung Oes
@bicago1SluileS unb Ion1tt lit Die Nut9dbe
erreicbt, Ben @eiunbbetts5uitato Der Staot
gu beben. Der 9tbfluB Der Soc6paI1er oes
9esplatnes bur6 Die Sgbenz0ttcb bat oft
genltg bic @ailcr beS 6luiteS in Den see
btnetn getrtcben. Die QSern1et0un9 Dteles
&usfluiicS tpirb iebt bauptiablib ourcb Die
STRENGTHENING bentrfl mer6en, tpenngletcb
etn abioLuteS Nufbeben oteleS Nbfu11es
norlGufig nocb nibt ais balerno beSeicbnet
iperben farm. St6erltcb aber ptro bic
lleber flutbung beS Gbicago@SlufeS BON Der
S9ben79tt6 Der tint 100000 &lbttttB Die
Wttnute Derminbert nerben.
&ae @efabr icbob fann ert NIT Der
Sertigiteuung bes 6auptcanals beletti9t
meroe1. Die 8eb0rbe fann pobl itol5 1etn
auf Die 8ei6leuni9ung oes 9l~bleitnngs9
canals fir Den 0csplaincsz SluB; Dle1e
Nrbett beoeltet Die Siberuna oes unrtrter7
brobencn Sorti6rittcS ont 6auptcanal 1oz
gar pGbreno beS Binters bel einigermaBen
glinitigcm @etter, iie garantirt eben1o Den
S9nb gegen Die ilbIi6en Sriibja6rsfutben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
K~abelwa9en=G Clifton.
Seds perior1er perlebt bel einem ~eieenthIrmz
liden l1nfa1 all miIpaufee 2lpenue
uno Oipiiion Stra6e.

9urb eigent6imlicbe 8erfettung bon
l~1mltdnoen murbsDtenita gtacbmittag nm
balb 6 ll6r cine @oItlion bon 5tpei Mtl>
tpaufee Npe. &a5el3ilgen an Dcr Streu5ung
BON W1tlipaufee Qpe. uno 9tpiIiDn StraBe
berbeigefi6rt, ipcl6e einen ernltliben I'M
gludSfaQ bQtte herbeifii6ren f0n1e11. NQb
NuSiage Ser 8alia9iere uno mebrerer
Nugen3eu9en lit eS oils Elm @unber SIT be-
tradbtert, baB ntdbt' me1r nie 6 Yerlonen
8erlebungen bapongetra9en ba6e1.
Ole Namen otcler itnb:
81. 6. Stttben, SEQ. 181 Sumbolot Q(pe.,
8erleBun9en oe5 @eii6ts unb beiber
Nlaen.
s.. @illon, SEQ. PIP 6umbolot 9lpe.,
Elm Singer Der linfen 6a16 naDe5u pom
@lie6e getrennt.
Sri. Minnie Sbomlplon, SEQ. 143 6um>
bolot 8ouleoarb, re9ter Nrm gebroben.
Srau SibipelI, SEQ. 181 Dearborn Nue.
Noie gebrocben unb 2trmz0 erleBungeu.
Sobn Green, $50. 1905 Wtilpaufee 9{pe.,
Gerlebungen an ber linfen 6ilfte.
SuliuS gtellon, SOB sc. Campbell 9(ne..
S6nitt1pun6en an Der Iinfen 6ano.
Der 9retfmagen SEQ. 1895 fubr nnter
2eitung beS @reifpagenmannes S6omas
Stub unb beS Conductors 6arbcnrieler
nit einem angcbGngten Bariagtertpagen
na6 Slben gu. Q(us entgegengeiebter
Nid6tung fam Der @reifpagen $50. 1850
nit einem on9ebdugten 50. gtortb 2(penue>
Wagen. 8eioe 3uge fubren nit boiler
@el6ninbigfeit ul0 maren itc6 al 9tpiiton
StraBe nabe gcfnmmen, ais oas bintere
tnnere STAB beS 9tortb Mpcnue>@ aQens
bracb, Der 8agen aus Dem @eleiie ipran9
unb nit boiler @uebt in BEN iii6lib fabrenz
Ben Bug fradte. 9ie gauge 9ede bes
@retfmagens SEQ. 1895 tpurDe abeeriIien,
idmmtltcbe Seniteri6eiben beiber galioz
gtertpagen iparen 5ertrilmmert, uno Die
Jtortb Qpenlte Gar tpuroe Derartig mitqe;
nOmmen, baB man babon able6en muBte,
ie pieber auf Sic @elei1e al 1hieben.
@inem alten @crumpel gleic6 blieb ite auf
0em Bflaiter ltegcn. Die StraBe pa ber1
artig NIT @agentrimmern unb @[asz
i6erben be6edt, baB Der 8crfebr nabe3u auf
Die 0auer elmer Stunoe unterbro6en
tpuroe.
lln9ebeure 8eitirsung b~emabti9te 1ih
na6 0em 3uiammenitoB ber gaiiaqiere
betoer Wagen, inbeb pertbeilen iicb Die Ser
lebungen lebiglib auf Die SniaIlen bes
Hortb Nuenue10 agens. Die 1bperer Ser
lcbten tpurben naeb Ser nddbften glpotbefc
an 9tDilton StraBc uno Milmaufee Npe.
gebra6t unO bier in ~norlGufige drstliche
8ebanolung gcnommen. Scr @~reifnaqcn7
mann 6es iiibli6 fabrenben Rabelsuoes.
56omas Stub, blieb troB Der oro6enocn
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Bot Sea e,tropati@em Mamopern

9as altc gefliigelte 8ort Mo~utecuccuIi'S,
Dab &rtegfilbren @el0, @elo uno mtcOer
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neten Srtebens cine neue 8eleu9tung err
fabren. 9ttcbt NUT Bic &riegsicbauplGbe
oeri6lingen, um nit weiIanO Wanteuffel
81 ipre6el1, beibenmdBtg piel @elb, ions
bern auob Der S6ctnfrieg, tpelcben Sic
meiiten eurOpGti9en 6eere aQiGbrli9
3tptlcben Grnte3eit unp @einlele a~usfecbten,
erhciicbt einen 9rpBen &oitcnaufman6.
9tcle Nuslagen pacbien itetig III benz
OtaBe, ais bic t6eerespertpaltungel Der be-
treffcnoen Staaten tbre Wtan0pertruppen
beritGrten uno ibre Mtan0perfelber eripeiz
tern unb berOte!fdltigen. 9cuer beiipielsz
tpeiie mar Die 3abI bieier leBteren 9erabeSu
Segton unb Bic Stdrfe Der alIerotn9s nit
blinbgcIaoenen Slinten uno &onDren gegen
chamber fGmpfenbcn Sruppen gcra6esu
rte1tg. SEPT, mo- auob Der leBte WanDperz
l6uB perorObnt lit, laBt ii6 cine balbwegs
arndbernb rtc9ttge WtanDDerltattittf in fur
gen ltmriiien aufiteQen unb oa fommen
mir 3u benz Geiulate, baB mitten in Der
aaericbOniten @eltfricbensibpue nidt wentz
ger pte 1000 600, i6reibe: Sine Minton
5peiDunoerttauienb &Gmpfer inn Schetnz
frtege gegeneinanber itanbcn ullb i6r mebr
Ober minber raubl6macbes PuIOer berz
fnallten.
Die itartfte differ Su 6icier Gcbaar
fteute Seterretb m's Selb, $50, 600
Wtann tpaoren aIein al ben ySblacbten"
BON Gins betbeilt9t, $4,000 0tann operirz
ten an Der 8ei6iel, cbenioptel in Glib
ltngarn, Dem ebemalteen 8anat nno in
OberOiterrei3. SIN @anSen feblte wenig
an elmer 8ierteImtuion. 93tdt picl gez
ringer mar Die IruppenltGrfe, tpelcbe beuer
&uBIanb auf leinen Mtan0perfelbern,