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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

An interesting fact. so says the Sioux
Falls Argus, in connection with the in
tornational yact race i'll the personality
OF the designer and builder of the
Ngilant, AerreschofT, the blind boat
builder OF Bristol, Rhode Island. For
many years he has been totally deprived
of sight. lie cannot see a wave line, or
visibly compare the models and improve
ments of his rivals. His remarkable
success is due to his sensitive touch and
to his active mind. For a dozen years
his steam craft has held the worlds
record for speed and now his sailing
Yacht has distanced all competitors. This
adds n more to the already long list of
achievements secured by blind men.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

1t is strange, hut we do not hear any
OF our democratic brethren claiming
OHIO this year. Can it be that they adj
nit that they are losing ground?-Huron-
lite.
The G. o. p. are so accustomed to claim
ing everything in sight that they
naturally look for the same thing from
their opponents. Every we'll posted
Democrat knows that Ohio is a Republic
can state ard has never gone any other
way except on some local issue apart
from national politics. The Democrats
of Ohio, however, are making the fight
warm enough to keep Mayor Mckinley
on the stunp days and awake nights.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
sil-rEE.

This remedy is becoming st wei.
Known aud so popular as to neer no
special mention. All who have nseG
Electric Bi.tcrs sing the saflc song o.
praise. A p,ner medicine does not eS.
and ii IS guaranteed To do all ,hat i.
Hlaitned. Electric Bit;ers win care ~
diseases of the Liver and kidiiays. 81
removc Piinples, Boils, Salt Ri,cl.m ar
other affections caused by impure blood
viii drive Mala. Il from the system anu
grcvert rs wei - care all Malarini &c
t2ts Fni enre nf II a~a4iac1e, Cons;,
s9t and ia'igs tiaa ~, x; Bttfefs
atli = sti :tct.efs e.. 4r8uieetf ~ aioDet
~trfGhdGl. iscaf: ~ rs aad &4aG .,eI
aa1G': q D til esri!s sior@ t5
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
ahsrsssptsasss.

State OF South Dakota Fourth Judicial Cir.
cult, So: i'll tho circuit court in and for Brule
comfy
WillB. Warner VS. Cora A. Warner.
The State of South Dakota sends greetings to
Cora a. Warner, defendant. Yon are hereby
summoned aud required tonnswar the compliant
of this action. which will be filed on the 5th day
of October \. ID. 1893 in the office of the Clerk Of
tho Circuit Court within and for the county Of
l5rule, Stats of South Dakota, at the court house
in the city of Chamberlain, county of Brule,
State of South Dakota, and to serve n copy of
your answer on the subscribers ut their uiice on
Main street, in the city Of Kimball, State of
South Dakota, within thirty days after the SER
vice of this exclusive of tho day of
service. II you fail to answer the complaint
within that time, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded Ii in the complaint.
.Dnted at Kimhall, South Dakota, this 10Th day
of September a.. d. 1893.
A.. !. sr I1Ea, Plaintiffs Atty's.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
The Water.own Public Opinion is a
mighty meaty little sheet.

The Indian and the Indians land are
subjects of permanent interest, and Just
now that interest is quickened by the
opening Of the Cherokee Strip. In Har-
per's magazine for November Mr.. Rein
w. McAdani, a newspaper editor who re-
sides in the Indian Territory, will advo-
cate dividing UP the reservations among
the red men and placing Indians on the
same footing an whites and negroes.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

Read thls-and when you have read it
read it a%gain-then pin it in your hat.
81 not only want our currency to be of
such a character that all kinds of dollars
viii, be Of equal purchasing power at
home, but / want it to be Of such a char
acter as will demonstrate abroad Il
wisdom and good faith, thus placing us
upon a firm foundation and credit among
the nations of the earth."-GRovER
CLEVELAND.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
Euokten'o Arn.oa aaivs.

Tho h.st salye in .ho world 70. Cu..,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever so7ea. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblaina, Corns. and all Skin Erup
tionn. AID positively cures piles o no psy
required. 1t il guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price 30 cents Per boz. Fo; sEie by 4
E Millaf,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
County Auaitor,s notice.


Tothe Honorable members of Board of County
Commissioners. Brule County, South Dakota.
Laws of 1890 you are hereby summoned to meet
y my, office in the city of Chamberlain on the
10Th day of November 1898 at . o'clock IN the
cast at tho ANIMAL and Judicial election held on
Ilc 9TH day of November 1893, and us a Board of
County Commissioners to transact oil other
which may come before the Board.
Witness my hand this 9th day of October.
1855.
IrN MEILI.ER.
toanty .AuditoT.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

The insurance rates in Sioux Falls
have been raised 20 per cent and there is
a big kick. The Sioux Falls people are
justified. The rates in this state are out
rageously high and there isn't an eastern
state that pays Che profits TO the compan-
les that South Dakota does.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28
sherin,s Sale.

State of South Dakota, Fourth Judicial Cir
cult. IS. In the Circuit Court within and for
Brule county.
Jens Dahl Plaintiff, VS.. Anna Westphal Defend
ant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtne of q
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in the above
entitled action on the 2lst day of October, a. d.
1893 and an execution issued upon said Jndg-
ment, the subscriber, James Morgan, Sheriff of
Brule county and State of South Dakota for that
purpose appointed, will sell at public auction at
the front door of the court house in the city Of
Chamberlain, county, of Brnle, State Of South
Dakota, on the 18th day of November, 1898 at one
O'Clock i'll the afternoon of that day, the real es-
tate and mortgaGed premises situate in the conn
ty of Brule, and State of South Dakota, and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold, and therein described as follows: Lot
three in block nine in the town of Pukwana &C
cordinS to the recorded plat thereof, or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said jndg-
bred and twenty-one dollars and ninety seven
cents (S221.97).
Dated Chamberlain S. d., October. eth, 1888.
JAaEs BROWN, JAMES MORGAN,
Plaintiffs Atty. Sheriff of Brule Co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

The Press was under the impression
that the bur aed university Mt Vermillion
was a state institution. Ifthis is correct,
why are private citizens collecting funds
to rebuild the university?-Sioux Falls
Press.
Probably for the very good reason that
they want it rebuilt. See? Unless we
are making a wrong Interpretation of
the signs of the times, the state institu-
tions will have slim picking when the
legislature OF 1915 %adjourns.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

In his recent lecture at Uuion college,
Schenectady, N. Y, Chas. A. Dana, the
great New York editor, said that a
thorough knowledge of the bible was in
d%ispensable to the journalist in fact
that it was the book of all books to study.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-10-28

Notice nf Elecfinn.

Notice is hereby given that on the first Tues
day after the first Monday the It'll day of Novem-
Der next at the various voting precincts in the
County of Brulc an election will be held to
Three Judges of the Supreme Court.
One Judge of the Circuit Court for the fourth
Judicial Circuit.
One County Commissioners for the first Com
missionet's District by the electors of said
District.
Election will BIO opened ut s o'clock in the
morning and will continue open until 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon on the came day.
lated the 21st day of October, 1893.
BEN MEuLER,
County Auditor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
WILL MEET AT CONEY ISLAND.
Corbetts Manager Signs an Agreement for
Fight with Charles Mitchell.

NEW YORK, July 12.-At tho Coleman
House. this afternoon. Judge Newton, of the
Coney Island Athletic Club, and VIM. A.
Brady. James Cerbett's manager. met and
signed articles calling for Q contest at
Coney island next December. The ar
ranRements were conducted with perfect
harmony on both sides. The articles called
for q scientific glove contest of twenty
rounds or more. for q purse of $40. 900. OH q
day to be hereafter mutually agreed upon,
between the 5th and Goth of Decsm ber 1893,
under the rules of the Marquis of Queens
bury. which are to be followed by the
official referee In every instance and par
tIcular, the winner to receive the full
purse of $4,000. without reservation.
The gloves shall be of q size al.
principals. but of no less weight than five
ounces. The club shall name an official
referee and timekeeper, the principals re-.
serving the night TO secure one timekeeper
each. All the conditions in the agreement {
signed during the month of February. 1898
shall hold good In this agreement. The
club agrees to post $4,000 and the prIncl-
pals IS. 600 each.
The articles will be delivered to Mitchell
for signature. which must be obtained on
or before Aug. D. By the stipuIations IN
the articles neither Mitchell nor Corbett is
permitted to fight with any one else prior
to meeting each other. As Corbett has ar
ranged to meet jackson, in June. 1894. il
only remains for Mitchell to attach his sig
nature TO insure the contest at Coney
island. Whether the articles partially
signed to-day Will be carried TO Mitchell by
= comm lssioner of the Coney Island Club
or jntrusted to the malls is as yet unde-
cided. They must 90 by the first steamer
In order to be returned by Aug. s.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
WORLDS LITERARY CONGRESS-.
Walter Bssant, If London. Presides Over the
Authors Section and Reads Paper.

Chicago July 12-The Worlds Literary
Congress met in the six different divisions
to-day. The authors division drew such q
crowd that the hall had TO be abandoned
for the big Hall of Columbus. The authors
were presided over by Walter Besant, of
London. He read q paper on Author and
Publisher. and the British Society Of Au-
thors" The paper was thorough discus
sion and digest of the relations Of author
and publisher. 1t created a wide Discus
sion of the subject. and Mary Hsrtwell
Catherwood and many of the other promi-
nent authors present Joined In the COM
ment. An excellent paper on "Syndicste
Publishing" by Morris Coles. editor Of
Authors Syndicate. of London. was read
by DIR. :. s. Sprise, OF London The folk
on Sioux Mythology" by c. +. Eastman;
THE Symbolism of the Vase" by Stsnis-
Isus Prato. of Italy. and "Buried Alive"
by II. +. FeilbnrR. of Denmark. In the
philoloey division Prof. Richard Earbe
read a strong paper. arguing that Greek
philosophy was derived from India.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
'.ADMIhsAL.'

A cigarette of exceptional merit This brand
Is not made by the trust
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
ANoTnEn nopY FOUND.

X. A. Drumrnond Among TN. Victims of the
Cold Storage II sviiion Fire
Special 10 tho Indiana polls Journal
CHICAGO. July u -To-day's work in the
ruins OF the cold storage pavilion resulted
in the Iindine OF one more body. the mass OF
flesh being brought to light not by the men
In the employ of the Worlds Colombian
Exposition management ont through tho
efforts of the two brothers of the victim.
The body found was that Of X. A. Drum
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13

SOUTHAMPTON. July I2-Arrived: Havel,
from New York.
LbNDoN. July 12.-SiHhted: SuevIa. from
New York.
LoNDoS. July 12-Sighted: Gallis. from
New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
Behind in Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON. July l2.-It looks very
much as If the treasury Of the United
States would be compelled to DO some
active work in order to carry out the pro-
visions of the Sherman law. which requires
the purchase of 100000 ounces of silver
every month. July is now almost half
gone and still the treasury has purchased
only "a fraction more than l6 per cent of
the 100000. the purchases amoanti ng IN
lCoatinuef ON Second fsseI
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
WANTS NO MORE EXPERIMENTS.

The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce Pro.
tests Against Financial Tinkering.
BUFFALO. n. Y, July 12-The Bankers
Association. of Buffalo. desiring to put it.
self on record OH the important matters
coming before Congress. at the session
called by President Cleveland for Aug. z
next. presents the following propositions:
irst-The association, at a meeting held In
against the free.coinage bill then before Con-
gress. also urged the immediate repeal of the
sO-called Sherman compromise silver bill. or
the destructive effect OF that act business men
need not be- told. The conditions of the last two
years and the distress or the last few months
are universally admitted to be largely due to its
operations. The association. therefore. onoe
more urges the unconditional repeal OF the pur-
chasing clause Of the compromise silver bill
of 1890.
second-Experience has fully demonstrated
the folly OF experiments in finance, by which
during the last ten years the vast interests Of le-
gitimate business have been harrassed and jeop-
ardized, eliminating in the present crisis. The
most enlightened sentiment OF the country de-
mands an absolute cessation of such expert
mental legislation In the matter OF the currency.
The bankers association. therefore, urges fur
ther that at the extra session no substitute OF
any kind whatever shall be permitted 10 take
the place OF the purchasing clause, or any COM
promise enacted.
Third-Believing that the subject requires the
most deliberate consideration by men skilled in
finance and lifted by experience for the work,
this association heartily coDcurs III the recon-
mendation OF the New York chamber that q coul-
title system OF currency for the United States,
founded upon the experience OF other countries,
and adequate To the vast business interests OF a
great commercial nation like ours.
fOurth-That the association respectfully calls
upon the Merchants Exchange Ia held "a public
meeting at an early date TO obtain the express
sion OF its members and others on this most Inn
portant subject. and To take such further action
as they shall deem wise In the premises.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13
Tne sniufaru Effect.

OF Simmons Liver Regulator upon the
nervous system. prostrsted by long snffer-
ing with dyspepsia, constipation and Kind
red diseases. - without precedent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13

CHICAGO, July 12-Oscar Neebe. the An.
archist, who was recently released from
the penitentiary. and Mrs. Eliza Hepp
were married this afternoon. The bride Ia
the owner Of fourishing saloon.
, 1893-07-14
Oolfsfeit in 2lpon6dIe,

Ser beutic6samcrttanii9e 8trgerberein
bon Q(Oon0ale bat fir Sonntag BEN %.
Suit ein 8olfSfeit, Derbunben nit Sabnenz
lpetbe, in QIuSii6t 9enommen, tpelcbes in
Btder6ife'S @rODe, nobe ber &reu3un9 BON
8elmont unO Clifton Qtpe8., ab9ebalten tperz
BEN tpir6. Sim Nbenb mir6 9etan3t uno Elm
Teuertpert obgebronnt, 9as folgen6e 8roz
gra1nnt ipur0e autgeitellt:
/. Seitmari9 BON 6er GereinSbaIe aus,
tim puntt l ltbr, burb bic l9auptitraBen bis
gum SeitplaB.
2. 0ieO, ~geiungen BON @eretns : Mtt9liez
bern.
3. 1leberreibung Der SABINE BON ben
Srauen Ser Wit9lieber.
4, SabnenIieo.
5. Teitrebe BON @m. MeDer.
6. @bpr9eiang BON &inbern Der Weitz
9Iieoer.
Z, GoltsipteIe fir &inoer unb Grtpabz
lene.
, 1893-07-14
2ln9ebIt6 Elm oeutfber Graf.

&or benz &tc6ter Clifford itanb geitern
SugO &oiio, Der Elm Oeuti6er @raf gu ietn
bebauptet, inter ber Nnfla9e beS Sbptnz
bells. Die &ld9erin lit Trau Wtarp 8edz
barb, bie 8eiibertn zines &oitbauieS SEQ.
113 gtorb Curtis Str. 0ieie ~bebauptet,
OaB &olio fib i'm leBten gtoOember fir ben
BreiS bon $6 BET tbr in Soft unb 8obz
nun9 8egebet, mebrere 8O6en 9eblieben,
aber teinen Sent be5ablt babe. Sic babe
tbn @rebit gegeben, neil ct i6r etuen G9ed
fir $4,000 9eSei9t babe. NuBerbem babe
ite tbn1 pte6erbolt auf ben Gbed bin tletnere
Summen gelie6en, bic Noiio ober ntbt
5uriif6e8ablt babe. 9ie 8oli8ct bebauptet
nun, baB bic photographic bes angebIicben
@rafen in Ser Berbrecber9alerie in Der
9orrtion StroBezS Station 81 finben iei unb
ooB berielbe Elm gcrie6ener, idbon otter be-
frazier 8%alternfGn8cr iet. 9tibter Gltfforb
Oeri9Ob ietn llrt6eil bis auf @eitereS.
, 1893-07-14
Ste 9e0rfette Der 0aeeemma0crei,

&an1aS miro fdit aujG6rli6 I'M Sommer
bon GROCER 0itrre 6etrngelucbt, un6 tpGblen
itcb 0aber Die 9tegenmacber jenen StaQt nit
be1onocrer 8orItebe gum Speratton5fel6.
0teie 8unitler beDaupten befQnntLtcb 0urcb
Nntpenbung BON g%elpiiien @rp1oitonSftoffen,
Die fte n1tttelS &dnonen ms 8laue 6inetnz
~tcuer1r, auf ttnitlic6e g8eiie 0te9en er3eu9en
gu f6nnen. 9teultcb eTpertnenttrte nun
elmer oteier 9tegennta6er, Namens q. g.
Montgomer9, in Ser 9tG6e bon @oo0lan0,
&anlos, berum, uno mar gan5 auBer itGb
Dor 6reu0e, ais itC6, an9eb1tcb o6ne 6aB
burh Elm pl0bli3eS 8aQen beS 8arometerS
Elm beran5teben0eS untpetter ange3etgt NOR
ben tpGre, Elm neutrality-suspicious. 9tegen
etnftelte. ST beDalptete nattrIt3 iteif unb
feit, oaB feline &unit bteS 3t Nege gebrocbt
DGtte. Setne Trea0e lit ibm aber griin0liCb
~Derial5cn tporoen. 9aS pl0Bltc6e ltnnetter
rtdtete nGmlt3 an Deri9ie6ene StelIen gez
lDalti9en S8aben at. @tnem Sarmer, Sea-
mems 8utler, tDurDe nicbt nur feline gauge
@rnte %3erit0rt, ioa0ern iein Q(nipeien an>
6ertpeitig ibltmm% Dertpiiitet. Serncr ipur6e
Ourb ben firc5terlitben &egen 6as 8abn>
bctt Der Santa S6z@iienbahn in oer gtG6e
BON 0oo6lauo itarf untermaiden, mas Sic
@ntgletiung zines 8abn3u9eS ltn6 ben
Sob zines Observation-Disclosures CUR Solge
bate. 0a Wont9omerD ftD 10 &C.;
tpalti9 barnit b%riitete, baB CT 6te 9ar5e
@ei9ibte an9ert3tet 6Gtte, 10 nabnen i'm
Die 8ei6dbi9ten beiln WOrt, tn6em tie 9nz
tIo8en aut ie $4,000 Scbabeneriab gegen
i'm an6dn8tg macbten. IS lGBt ii6 bur6z
aus ni9t einieben, tparum ber0tegenma9er
ni6t gum DOuen S9o6eneriaB an Ben Sarz
mer Butler un0 an bic @itttpe 0es Qoco>
motiDfiiDrerS a~ngebalten tper6en ioute,
DOrau89eiebt, baB i~iberbaupt ettpaS BEL ibm
81 bOIen lit, Menn @iner eS unternimmt,
Dem binlntlticben &e9ennac6er ms 6an6z
inert 5u pfuiben, 10 lit es nicbt mebr pte
rec6t un0 biuig, baB ct fir etipoige i9limne
6Olgen ietner &unit Deronttportli9 9c9olten
pirO. Ser DOrltegen0e SAT- ertpedt mebr
pie gem0bnli9es Sntereiie, un6 auf ben
@uSgang Der bet6en Acknowledgements
BART man in Der Shat 9eipannt ietn,
, 1893-07-14
Gin beflasenspertbes 111doden.
GatRarite Sdur5, 11idte Don Carl Sdur3,
wahniinfti9.

NIS Spfer elmer u%n9liGlicben 0ie6e itanb
8eitern Gat6arine S9ur3 I'M Srrensericbt
Dor Dem 9tibter 8rolpn. 0oS MtGoben
purbe inn Sabre 1859 in cinem fletnen
Stdotben Observation-Disclosures geboren.
S6on ais 5jGbrigeS &tn6 perlor eS betbe
@ltern unO Elm poblbabenber Snfe( nobm
eS 5u itb ms 6auS. Q(ls 3tpan3i9jGbrige
Sut9frau DerIiebte Gat6arite iib in etnen
Boitbeomten ibreS Scimat68orte5, 6ob
%tpctgcrte it6 Oer Snfel, ieine @inpiQi8ung
S1 Der 8ortie gu 9eten. 9aS nabm baS
WtdocDen itcb 10 81 tOer3en, baB eS in
Scbtpermutb b~erftel, bic I'M &aufe Der
Sabre III gSa6niinn au@artcte. Ser SnfeL
lcbtdte ie i3IieBli9 gu ibrem in gtetD gOrf
lebenoen 8rloer 6reO. S6ur5, BEL Dem ie
Dor ungefGbr 8 Q8ocben %eintraf.
Sic fanb in Stem Worf 8cibGftigung,
tpuroe ober tDreS 9eibipG6ten 0eiites3uz
itdnoeS ipe8elt i9on nacb eini9en Sagen
ipteOer entlalien. 9a ite aber ibren 8ruz
oer, oel1en Norelie tie Dergeiien bate, MIGHT
tpteoerftnoen fonnte, fu6r ite nacb Gbtcdgo,
INN t6ren Setter 6enrD S6ur3, Der nit
letnen beioen S6peitern an Der GlDborrn
u110 6llllerton NDe. lebt unb ais StraBen>
bormdnn IN itdOtil6en 9ieniten itebt, aufz
8uiubcn. Sic perlor ie6o9 ibren Q8eg
unb murbe i6lieBIib bon Der 6inman Ctr.
goIt3et, planlOS auf ben StraBen umber,
tpanbernb, gefunOcn un6 na6 benz 0etenz
tion>6oipital 9ebrobt. &t9ter 8ropn
pet9erte itb, ie i'm 9oipital gu laiien, ba
ite nicbt gum GOuntb geb0re unb %erflGrte,
OaB ct bte 8erpanbten stpingen tperoe, itb
tbrer an5unebmen. 9a3u Bat itc6 au6
6enrD Sbur3 bereit erflGrt, trOBbcm Ct
nur ibr &etter 3pciten @rabes lit. Die
l1n8liidltcbe lit Sic recbte gticbte beS befanns
ten amertt0nii6en StaatSmanueS @arL
Sdur3 in Stem gort.
, 1893-07-14
btbe uno 6emitter.
oes Getpitterfurmes ser le5tert
No4t uno Opfer Ger eeitrt9en
GIuthhibe.

Iacb0em bic Sonne geItern tpG6ren6 0eS
gdrt3en Cages gang unbarmber6tg itber
Chicago un6 1tn9egenb 9ebrannt bate,
fegte fur3 mach Mitternac6t Elm 10 beftigeS
@cpttter itber unicre Stabt baDtn, mic bteie
es nIr ielten erlebt bat.
Die eriten 9fe9enibauer itelten itb 9e>
gen ELF l11r Elm, uno iie famen pl0BLic6,
ipie aus beiteren 9immel, gum Sdbaoett
uno 8erbruB namentlicb -6~erieniyen 5nblz
rctcben 9erlonen bic iicb CUR 3ett auf Dem
0etnttpe9e aus Der tpeiBen Slaot befQn0en.
@lei63eitig begann bic Nusgletcbung Der
betoen @lcftri5it6ten D6en in BEN 9Solfcn.
@reQ 5udten Die 8ltBe uno laut grolte Ser
9onner, btSiDetlen 10 itart, ais Of man itcb
mttten IN etnent lcbtperen @eibuBfeuer be-
fGnoe. 9abct regnete eS binbfabenbtd.
Slut ben Observation-Disclosures itr0mte eS
10 mGchttg BON oben bcrab, 0aB man idblpere
S9Gbigungen Ser @ebGu6e befircbtette.
&1r3 ndb 3Det 1tbr erbltfte man bor
6em 8erpaltungSgebdu0e cine feurt9e &u=
gel, bic an etnen Selepbonbrat6 in etne
Office fubr unb ben 2lpparat u~nbraHcbbar
mabte. Ser Seuerbau berlcbpanb nit
etnem icharfen &nau.
Die WfaicbinenDalle tpur6e bon etnem
8liBe 9etrOffen, ipelcbcr cine Ser Statuen
auf berlelben berunterparf.
Die @Gite bon Sores 6oteG pur6en
ourcb 6as GtnibLa9en zines 8liBeS beina6e
in etne Bantf perleBt. Der 8lib fubr in
etnen 8orratbsraum unb iebte cine 9artbie
8~ett3eu9 in 8rano, tpelber aber ichneQ 9ez
l0icbt tper6en fonnte.
Sin anberer 8ltB i6Iug in bas 6aus
N9n 1e1 Gtotof+~ Efoot1th,t1 ~ =, ~ -, ~
WaIer, Elm unb ibdbi8te baiielbe gum Be-
TRACE pQn $500. 9tc TLammen tbeilten
iicb Ser M0belfabrtf bon 6enrD 6einemann
nit unb tpur6en crit 9el0i9t, uacboem tic
dltcb bier ctnen S3aoen bon $1,000 ange>
rtd6tet batten.
Ser 3u benz 6auie $50. 314 G6roopitraBe
ge5Orige Stall purOe ebenfaQs Dom 8liB
8etroffen. Ser S9aoen trifft G9omaS
Sbeebar, bctrd6t inbeiien II $75.
Die acknowledgements betrug geitern
90 @rao, bic 9urcbicbnttt8temperatur SO
@ra0. 9teie 6ibe mad6te 3ablreicbe 8erz
lonen obnmG6tig, 10 3. 9. ben Ypli8iiten
Sobn StoteS pom 20. 8recintt, Sobn
6aaS bon Go- 80 6on1an Q(pe., Soiie
0eDtne BON gto. 1923 6uttonitr., s.. 8.
@an1lan bon gtO. q 9taiia1itraBe, @iutom
&ingrOn bon $50. 20 O8oen Q(pc., Sobn
6inn bon geo. SO 9espIaineSitr., @iuiam
g8aterS BON go. 308 StateitraBe.
Sin nocb nicbt tbentificirter, ettpa 30iGbz
ri9er Wtann, murbe Dor benz 6aule $50. 20
sc, @reenitraBe bon bet 0ibe iiberipGltigt.
ST murbe in ie6r frttiibem 3uitanbe nadb
benz Gount0boipttal gei6aft.
Qluf Dem 9acbe Der standardization auf
Dem Nusftelun9Splabe ~itiir3te George
@unberion, bon ber 6tbe iIbermannt, be-
puBtloS 3u 8oben.
Ser @ar0iit Sanes WtcO1urraD, Iotpie
Sreb. 8rof:uaD, GuiieQ Sill uno s.. s.
0arren, &OcBe aus benz Marine SAFE,
purben ebenfauS bon Der 6tBe ntebergez
morfen unb muBten na3 benz 6oipitaL 9ez
brocht per6et.