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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
REPORT OF ADMIRAL IRWIN.
He Has Obeyed Orders and Observed
Entire NeutraIIty.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January 90
Secretary Herbert has just received the
following official report from Admiral
Irwin, In command OF the United States
Naval forces At Honolulu:
PACIFIC STATION, OFFICE OF THE
COMMANDER IN CHIEF,
L. ). NAVAL FORCE,
U. ;. s. PHILADELPHIA.
HONOLULU, January .. 1894.
SIR:-I have the honor to submit the
following report in regard TO the situa-
tlon since the departure OF the Corwin,
on the cath ult.:
The military preparations for defence
continne TO be made by the provisional
government, aud the excitement is un-
abated.
The newspapers assume that !, as the
military representative OF the United
States Government, intend TO uss force
to restore the Queen, aud at the same
time they quote me as saying that |
would not obey any order which I con-
sidered unlawful, also that the officers
and men under my command had as
sumed the same attitude.
Ny own orders TO preserve strict
neutrality have been i'm mplicitly obeyed.
IL has been asserted quite often that
VIC were pItphTeu 10 ldnu, winch Is
true. but our motives were intention
ally misconstrued, "a Mr. Willis stated
openly and his statement was published
that be would land solely for the pur-
pose OF suppressing riot, and TO pro-
tect the lives and property OF the de-
fenceless.
These sensational reports are In
tended to influence public opinion In the
United States and are entirely without
foundation. Since my arrival | have
carefully avoided all expression of
opinion. except in conference with the
United States Minister, aud have or
dered all my command to pursue a
similar course. j may further add that
Mr. Wiilis has never given Ine the
slightest hint that there was ever any
intention on the part Of the United
States government 20 use force In order
TO restore the Queen.
We're IL not for the course Of the
newspapers in their endeavor TO influ-
ence public opinion in the United States
no uneasiness would be felt aud bust
ness would go on as usual.
Very respectfully,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
An Old odd Fellow Dead.
,Ictdl 7A>0rdyyl 10 Ihs Su1aay Rso1,ss-

BARNEsvILLE, o., January 2O.-John
Ellis, Sr., aged 81 years, pioneer and
highly respected citizen OF this place,
died about 9 o'clock this morning. De-
ceased was the oldest member Of the /.
o. o. +. Lodge, OF this place, and was
Past Noble Gand. He joined the lodge
here by card, October 10, 1853, two
years after the lodge was instituted
here. The funeral will be held Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs. Hannah
Hunt, OF West Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
lead A mUhDERUUs GUN.
A Chicago Drunkard Does FATAL work
with PISTOL.

WIN - flstni.
CHICAGO, January Walter Phlpps
shot and daRRerousuly wounded Mrs.
James Mccormick and Elma Erickson
TO day and then committed suicide.
Phipps had been on a spree and entered
his room where Miss Erickson was put
ting things In order. What was SAID
no one knows. The report OF
pistol was followed by screams
from the girl Mrs. Mccormick
rushed TO the room and found the
girl on the floor with bullet holo In
her head and Phipps standing over her
with revolver In his hand. He fred
at Mrs. Mccormick, the ball taking
effect 10 the head. He then rushed
down stairs and fired az barkeeper,
after which he turned the pistol on
himself with fatal result. Mrs. Nc
Cormick and Miss Erickson we're taken
TO ST. Joseph's Hospital. 1t is believed
that they cannot recover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
= ooNrLAINf rHon WILLIE.
''e'idrnt sends IN Another Batch
"' hawaiian CorrsaDondsnce

'esidrnt sends IN Another Batoh
OF hawaiian Correspondence.
,r, A7HiNcroV, ID. c., January Do
resident. in brief note uf trans
.'.'' to-day submitted 10 Congress the
corresf oadence relating TO
~ comprises some brief
- OF Minister willis to Sec
Iy Hresham, which are IN
'tant' but the chief feature
tie letters passing between Minis
W'II.s and President Dole. i'm one of
cn the Minister complains Of an
rance OF President Dole as reeect-
'h The President OF the united
and letter from President Dole.
.,......' no specifically inquiries N Mr.
Instructions authorized The use
l'ce' Both Of these matters apne,r
nave Teen settled by the RECENT ~
'A-t message Of the President To
tIe's and the last instructions ~
''' GRESHAM 20 Minister Willis.
sTFvENs BEFosE taE oomu,rrrr
|ff.
side Of PIE Hawaiian AFFAIR.
TO- re Acted{ Tudiciousiv.
|a 8, Ail.i.,,"i"N, d. IC., January CO.
sab.co..,. oteveIs vas before the
'''e 9i tIp Senate COMMITTEES
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

Quoted as saying, met with hl. entlr,
approval.
In reference to Pre- emisr Mittnachrs
opposition To- the wine tax bin IL ia
Noted that only once before In The his
tory oil the empire has member OF
the bundesrath spoken against a gov
ernment bill, and this was when Prince
h'smarck objected to the governmens
Leipzig.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ASSIGNMENT CAUSED A SURPRISE.
Nearly 100000 Worth OF Property win
Go To Creditors.
cr7< T.ES %.

Go To Creditors.
Spsese! 7stsc-s'a 20 tas sunday hs5Iss-.
IASEsvILLE, O., January 2O.-Peter
Currsn, one OF the leading business men
OF the city. after being pressed by his
creditors for the past week, flled
deed OF assignment this morn
lrg. The assets will reach almost
500. 600 including two business blocks
al one OF the most prominent
corners OF the city. and valued at 500. =
600 and the stocks OF goods Ia his cloth
ing, hqnor and grocery business, val
ued at over $4,000. In purchasing the
blocks he gave mortgages for Sa5, ,OOO
and during the last few days he has
given mortgages 10 home creditors for
-, more, which forced him 10 as
sign. lie was generally supposed TO be
well liked financially and his assign
ment created considerable surprise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ELECrISo A rUsTMAsrER.

Marietta Democrats Make n Selection
from Among the Candidates.
Special Tsis0rGm 10 tss sunday R.0ls,sr.
MARIETTA, o., January 2O-The
Democratic patrons OF the Marietta
postotfice held an election for Post
master this Afternoon and evening.
There was good vote Lolled, The re-
suit was: Hon. Henry Boil, 3l5; Henry
Roeser, 9; John ID. Mulhane, 2; Phil
Bachman, I; n total vote OF 325.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
Angelic O,scord

"All is," said the exasperated music
teacher, ''if some OF these children ever
go 70 heaven and have golden barps 20
play on they viii have 70 have some In
spired special instruction for a year or
two. or there will be discords ia the
music around the throhe that will make
the angels weep. ."--SomerUitl Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

NV YOEK, January cot was
announced to-day by the Cunard com
pany, that plans for the construction
OF two new steamships similar 10 the
Campania and Bucania have been sp-
proved. The new vessels will be built
ia manner that would embOdy all
the superior points OF the two nyers
and At the same time do away with the
few defects that have been noticed ia
their construction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
A Coming Reception.
sBsosal T>I.ora,n 10 ne SUNDAY S.ota.r.

sDtesdi 7SIsordn1 10 ne SUNDAY hs0tstsr.
FAIRMoNT, January 2O.-Cards were
issued to-day by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burns
McGregor for reception at their home
next Tuesday evening, January 23d, In
honor OF their neices, Misses Kate Dis
and Florence Boreman. who are visiting
here, and Miss Myrtle Csrrel. A pleas
ant time is anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

The servant girl problem has reach-
ed a point that threatens serious conse-
quences, not to say q crisis, In family
cabinets A cook in New York, on be-
Ing requested 20 leave, Indignantly re-
fused, and emphasized her declaration
that she liked the place by bombarding
is . striking instance of the irony OF fats
az exhibited In domestic rule. Bditi-
more american.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

assured the battle will be fought from
start 10 finish. No punches will be
wasted by either. and who can hit the
hardest will win. Dempsey, l hear. is
going to second Corbett. Seconds can
not win prize fights. and the greatest
lighters seem TO select the poorest
seConds ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

NEw YORK, January 2O.--The weekly
oank statement shows the following
changes Reserve, increase. go, 555;
loans, increase, 81, 500. 500; specie, Increase,
g. 82G, 400: legal tenders, Increase, g, ~, =
500; deposits, increase. sl8. 392, $50. circu-
zion, decrease. S335. 800. The banks now
hold SlO2. 1J4. 40 in excess Of the require
-unula OF the - nor cont limit
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
MINISTER THURSTON
Talks to a Press Reporter While
EnrOute to Washington.
No INDEPENDENT GOVERNMENT

Cou'd stand in Hawaii Without
Military Backing, and the Mem
bers ofthe Provisional Govern
ment Will Mako No Effort Ex-
cept TO Form an Alliance of
some Sort With the United
S.ates- More Information for
Congress- Furnished by MIR.
Cleveland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

DULUTH. MISN., January 2O.-Rev.
Father Connolly, the Catholic priest
convicted Of criminally assaulting Miss
Julia Sutherland, member Of bis con-
gregation, was 10 day sentenced 70
twenty years and three months impris-
onment a. hard labor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
Ml,ohon'. Relative. Arrive.

NEW York. January e0--Among
the passengers on the steamer Etruria
which arrived tonight were: PONY"
Moore, father-in-iaw OF Charles Nit
chell, the pugilist. Accompanying him
are his wife and Mrs Mitchell and her
son.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
TnE wEArHEr-

WAsHrNsr0V. ID. G., January 20.--For West
virginia showers in the morning f0l lowed ~
caring weather winds shilling ~ vest,
colder sunday ni h.
For Westsrn Peunsyivania sud Ohio. ger
eraiir cloudy weather. With light rains clear.
iUr In southern portion OF ohio aud fernsyt
vaufa during the day high southwest Uiats
colder sunday night and hcndaxs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
Child HndIY Rurnnd.

SDTetal 7riSoran 10 me Sunday REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January co.
The three-year-od child OF Henry
Eastwood, OF North Charleston, was
horribly burned last night by its
clothes catching fire. 1t will probably
dfa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

PUEBLO. Col, January 2O-The
steel works Of the Colorado Fuel Iron
Company resumed operations this
morning in the cold steel department
with a 10 rec OF 700 men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces Of Teiorraprto News
IN small space.

interesting Pieces Of Teierrspric news
IN small space.
CAPETowS, January 2O.-A dispatch
from Buluwsvo dated January "a says that
King Lobengula with few Of his follow
ers is entrenched close 70 the Iam moesi
river.
LoNDoN, January 20.-A dispatch % the
Standard from Madrid says There has
been a furious gale on the coast OF Biscay
which occasiouod intense alarm no the var
ious ports for the safety OF The fishing
feet"
DENVER. Col, January 20.-Governor
VIM Gupiu. tho 6rst Governor Of the
Territory Of Colorado. died this morning
He was appointed by President Lincoln
March %. 1861. and was at that time a res.
ident Of ST. Louis.
NEw YoRK. January 20 j. Otto Moller
the millionaire sugar rofner. died az his
home tonight in his s6th year Hc was
born ia Hanover, Germany, and came 70
this country more tnau nifty years ago
THE little ones make 80 much noise
on Christmas because they have been
q - . T. hnIIar.Hau
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

"Cigars three for five; don't light EN-
IN The store" is q sign which has caused
considerable comment. 81 Philadelphia
lnu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
BULLDOG AND CATANOUNT.

A Novel Fight Arranged at Huntington.
WIN BE Held in tho Driving Park.
Special 7s's0ram 20 th' SaHkdy LEICESTER
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January 90.
H. X. Baxter, owner OF wild cata-
mount, and Cecil Hanley, owner OF
full-blooded bulldog, have made match
TO fight them at the Driving Park on
Saturday, January 81, for the gate re-
ceipts, at so cents a head. The match
has created great talk aud the betting
is about level
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

NTNTTNI If-FNF ~ 70 " II"I-s|TT-
WAsH1N0roN, January 2O.-Hlram
n. Williams has been commissioned
postmaster at Williamson, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

subscrIbs for the leading iocnt and tois
graphic ppper. the Wheeling Datiy and
sunday hogistsf, dsiiversd 20 every Dsrt
OF the city surrounding tOWaa for ~
cents ser week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ANOTHER ZANEsvILLE FIRM Gors


SSe7'I Tsisora'n 20 fas Sunday Recf1s-.
ZAINEsvILLE, G., January 20.-Bus-
semer Bros, grocers, filed n deed OF as
signment this afternoon to Harry
Smith. Jr. Liabilities So, 100 covered
oy assets. This is the fourth firm to
go under here this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
FROM THE HEFATHERLAND
Brutality Of the Police in Breaking
Up Meetings
OF UNEMPLOYED WORKINGMEN.

Anarchists are Jubilant Over tho
Trouble It Has Made and Say
1t Means Recruits to Their
RanlSs-A Visit to Kossuth-
A Japanese Prince Creates n
Social Furoro-A True Love
Match.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
CORBETT A FAVORITE.
Two to One offered on Him by the
Sports on the Ground.
THE FIGHT TO COME OFF SURE,

But the Place is Not Known to
Any One but tho Management,
and VIII Not be Divulged Till
the Day of the Fight-The Man
eger OF the Club Will Ride in
the Cab and the Train Will
Stop at His Order.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

THF little ones make 80 much noise
on Christmas because they have been
taught that 1t Is a holler-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

II they hoped to separate him from
Chancellor Won Caprivi The whole
Russian treaty policy, the Emperor 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-21
NaS xbal abpdrt8.

= Nabe 4boea traf am DienItas
elm 8us Der q. s. GentraI 8ubn ben
sSobn Srans Seupien unb Der Wiann
trus 70 idpere 8erIebunsen bapOn, bab
er nad f,lser 3eit ftarb.
TabInr.-Der Sdubmader 8m.
DrS8bale besins am Sonntas Gbenb
sesen 8 llbr SeIbfmorb, inbem er
iid brei SdITe in bic Serssesenb bei'
bradte. Ser Mann mar eines giadts
Dor brei Monaten iiberfallen unb idtper
mibbanbelt iporben unb ipennimmer er
isitbem Der SIafde su feibis suipra6,
gerietb er in cine eelinbe 8aferei unr
brobte oft, ieinem 2eben Elm gnbe su
MAIDEN. DrpSbaIe Iieb iid Dor iieben
Sabren bier nieber uno ideint in bieier
@eseno Feline 8eripanbten 8ebabt su
baben.
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Nttt8tcn.

- 2bpmas 8eban harb am 0lons
tag an Serlebunsen, bic er cine
@ode subor burd einen Sal bon elmer
Setter erbalten bate.
= gm Sonnerfas @beno paiiirte un.
fer Stabtratb einen 8eidlub, ben Cons
trait our gfaferune bon 0iain unb
Water Straben Der Barber 9lSpbalt
Gompanie su seben, beren ansebot $685.
AGO par.
Die SteuersabIer bon 8ittston baben,
70 Ideint es, ibre 8eforms StabtbebDrbe
i6on Bis gum nebermaBe iatt unb es ipirb
often bic glnfIase Der 8duflidfeit in Sers
binouns nit Der 9HaterunsSfrase ere
boben. g8ie fonnte man aub 70 furs'
fidtie iein unb bon elmer ol den
Settle 8eform ertparten9 DaS mare ia
gang unb gar sesen bic eetpobnte &eseI
unb unbereinbar nit bem 8reitise Der
ariinen Serren.
Die Sniunftion sesen bic 8faiteruns
ipurbe benz 8urseb 0ialonep am
Oiontas 4benb. suseiteut unb es ipl
oariiber beute bsrbanbelt iperSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-21

= Gbriit Naumann Ieibet an Rbeus
matismuS.
-.Soispb 3immerIi Iiest i6ipsr frani
barnieber.
SIN Der SamiIic bon $. $. 8urfdeI
an Sampton Strabe febrte porIebten
Dlittpo6 elm iunser MiI9mann Elm, ber
ROdipiIfommsn mar.
- Charles 2eber unb 5rau eebenten
am 8. Oftober nad Sing Sing, 81. g.,
au reiien, mo baS Resiment, in bem Serr
Seber biente, cine &eunion baben tpirb.
- Die Dempfraten bes eriten Sc.
8islatib SiIiritts bon Scranton (gBeIt.
ieite) rominirten am Dienfag 8enIon
DauieS bon 9torb 2ineoIn Gbenue ais
eiessebunssfanbibat.
- Sdpere 8erIebuneen true am
0tontae Sobn 6. 3bomas BON StpetIanb
Strabe in Der Nanbiae @rube babon,
inbem ibn tpabrenb Der Qrbeit Elm Sob.
Ienfaa traf unb beritlmmelte.
= 8elnabe Sabr lit i'd an einem
befti8en Wa8enIeiben; nadbem i'd ber.
fdieoene MitteI obne grfoIg anseipanbt,
sriff i'd fdliebIid su Or. ausuit 8bnis' 8
Samblr8er 1ropfen. = Ssnobs @siB.
2728 8roabnap, GlebeIanb, D.
-Sn tpeId' IdderIider @eiie man
fir bas Siabuft 8rpieft Yropasanba
madt, bafiir seust Der llmitanb, bab bisIe
8efiiripOrter beS BIanes iebt Ibssi9en
trasen. Die 9lnseIesenbeit 1T cine
itabtiide Sinansfrase, cine Srase, BEL
Der es iid barum banbeIt, Of Die borauss
iidtli9en IusIasen nit ben su eripartsn-
ben 8ortbeiIen pereinbar iinb. Ssbe
@efiibIsbuieIei bort in @eIbia6en auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-21
sS- glnnoneirt im ..@odsnbIatt"'

- Senator Sobn 9. Sones bon gle.
paba il bonn oOrtisen repubIifanii6sn
Stats Gentralcpmite in einem Iansen
S6reiben, tporin er tpesen ieines anse.
fiinbisten llebertrittss sur 9opuliiten.
8artei idarf tritiiirt tpirb. aufseforbsrt
iporben, bas ibm bon Der repubIifanii6en
Bartei ertbeilte Manbat niebersuIssen,
oa bic 9artei bersdtist 1T, fir ben polIen
Termin bon feds Sabren, bonn 4. Wdrs
1891 on serednet, i'm 8unbesienat psrs
treten su iein.
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DilfeSbarre WahriAten.

= Die 8anfen bieier Stabt percer
SaS sanse Sabr binbur6 Samitas Na6'
mittas seidloiien iein.
S Die SduIen purben am Montae
nit Der setpbbnIi6en Gn,abI SdiiIer er.
bffnet.
- ginen fIeinen SGngerfrieg baber
mir seeenpdrtis bier. bel bem bauptidds
LID eaS idipere 8eiddB inS Srefen
fcmmt.
= gnolid trdst pber trdst man iid
nit ber Soifnuns, bic neue Stabtbale
bis sum apriI na9hen SubreS besieben
su fDnnen.
= Die proieftirte srobe 8rauersi,
tpeIde Soispb SenSIer unb 8arI 8at
bier erri6ten tpolten, tpirS nidt sebaut
tperben.
= Die Srau beS BoIbifen glnton
Babies itarb am Montas Gbenb an
Der 9lussebrun8 i'm sllter bon 30
Sabren.
- Oas Nrsument bes @inbaItsbefeb.
les gegen bic County Gommihdre, in 8es
treif beS 9lnfaufS bon @runoeisentbum
fir baS @ourtbauS, ipurbe Bis gum /.
Ottober peri6oben.
- Serr &arI 8ab, ebemaIs 8raumei.
fer unb Observation-Disclosures ber Sirma
Reidarb & Co., 1T nit ieiner SamiIie
na6 Dorf, 3d.. umBeso8en unb bat bort
bic 2eituns elmer Srauerei iibernommen.
- GIeranber Sbaip bon Sbidibinnpe
1T gum &epenue @aser fur @ilfeSbarre
un6 Yitiston ernannt iporben, unb Sam.
.. Stprm pirS in Der sleiden gisens
i6aft fir ben neusebilbeten scranton
Diitrift funsiren.
= Dem neusn GourtbauS groieft auf
benz SuBe foIst iebt Elm ioIdes fir elm
srDberes @efansnib. DaS iebise faBt
nur 100 Snia1en, bat beren aber mei'
items $50. Man iddbt, baB bic 8ers
srDBeruns $500 fofen tpiiroe.
- 9ie Sobn SebIer @aidanitaIt unb
oaS ansrenaenbe Teppi9reiniSunsSse.
iddft bon Oscar Smith an Siib Sell
Strabe nurben am 9onneritas Worsen
our6 Seusr serit6rt unb man fddbt ben
8erIuit auf sesen SIC, 900, nit nur tbeil'
ipeiier Serlideruns.
- Ginunbspanais MitsIieber bon So.
s, 9tes 8esiment, ioqen franf am Ips
pboibfieber barnieberliesen unb eS 1T ans
senommen, bab baS Waier beim Iebten
SelcIager su Gettysburg Die llriade Der
8ranfbeit 1T. 9teIion garion, elm Wtit'
sIieb Der Gompanie, itarb am Samitas
am Sieber.
= 0o6 isIten bat 8iItesbarre in iei.
mem @ei6biIbe cine 10 srobe Menidens
mense seisben, tpie am Donneritas ans
IdbIid Der SeuermannSparabe, unb ieIbit
b.e bpdseipannteiten gripartunsen ipur'
B en- iibertrofsn. Die Barabe mar cine
pradtpolle, aaentbalben ertbnte Dtuiif
unb bic SeuerIeute in ibren fleibiamen
rlniformen unb cine fefIi4 sepubte
Wense brdnste iid ben sansen Sag in
ben Straben. Nad Der 8arabe re8nete
es cine turse @eiIe. bod fdisn bic Sonne
balo ipieber.
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Onnmpre.

- SIM 8lfen 2ebsnsiabre beritarb
Samitas 9ta6t Srau Sarah gnn 9ots
Ter. cine Der dItefen 9eipobnerinnsn
unierer Stabt.
- I'm 4 llbr am borlebten Mitttpot
Nadmittas ipurbe bas Saus BON S. g.
Durf an Der gde bon Drinfer StraBs
unb Slap apenue burd Seuer seritbrt.
Sc tpar fir $1,000 periidert.
n@- 8sfeat bas ..@odenbIatt".
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SSm. Siiicmbcr9cr's
CcmtitDcS @Gbcl=0eit6ft,

as9 unb 231 Nenn Npe., 88snabn Der sapHfm ar&.
@arIor.g .gridun9en $35 unb auiparts Sdafmmcrgnrbn-
9en s Stld, $19 unb aHpars Maraben SO unO au
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