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National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Miss Annie Thomson NettletoL
has resigned her position in Vassar
college to become presiding officer Of
Guilford cottage at the women's coll
lege of the Western Reserve univer
sity.
The Womans Home Missionary so
ciety has an Italian mission in New
York, which has just received a prop
erty at Tivoli, n. T., valued at $4,000,
and will furnish accommodation fOl
ninety-six girls.
Cambridge university, England
has 1897 living members, or graduates
and students combined, according to-
the calendar just out. Of these 6,826,
are members of the senate; that is,
have taken the M. A. or some higher
degree; 3,262 are bachelors and 2,839
are undergraduates, a decrease from
last year of 191 members and 70 under
graduates. Oxford had nearly 5000
undergraduates in 1S9394, which was
about the number of students at Har-
ward, Yale having 1000.
The Missionary Review of the
World estimates the total missionary
gift of Christendom for 1898 at $14, 49,
627, besides 81, 800 900 raised from the
mission field itself The total mission
ary force it estimated at 5S, 15s, the
part of these of course being unor-
aained native helpers There are in
TIE world 1862 mission stations l.
OS1,7 communicates of mission
churches in foreign lands, and 2,7449
native Christians. There were added
last year to these mission churches 81.
555 souls.
The summer school of Cornell uni
versity was attended by nearly three,
hundred students many of whom were
public school teachers fitting them
selves for more intelligent prosecution
of their school work. The school had it's
origin in a private enterprise of few
professors and instructors in 1892, whose
courses were attended by eighty per
sons Last year the attendance rose
to one hundred and sixty-nine, which
was SO encouraging that the university
decided to conduct the school under its
own auspices.
The Ohio Wesleyan university has
just received donation of fifty thou
sand dollars. The giver is DR.. Charles,
e. Slocum, physician of Defiance, o..
who is graduate of the Fort Edwards
institute, and of the jefferson medical
college. He attended the Ann Arbor
chemical laboratory, and took as resi-
dent student his degree of doctor of
philosophy from the university of Penn
sylvania. 1t is expected that steps
will be taken for the immediate erec--
ton of the library, which will be a fire
proof building.
One meets here and there at sum-
mer resorts well-dressed young men
with delicate hands and the air of
knowing what comfort is, who come
from one or another Methodist theolog-
ical seminary and conduct service in
some hotel parlor on Sunday. The
striking thing about these young men
to those that know the history of
Methodism is the contrast between
their ease, outward grace, and air OF
worldly knowledge and the rugged
plainness of the old-time Methodist
licentiate or lay preacher.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
THE MINUTE WAS UP.
But the Fedler Got Mad and WOuIdn's
Sell at Amy Price.

But the Fedler Got Mad and WouIdn's
Sell at Amy Price.
Lawyer-Don't you sec am about to
go out? If you have any business With
me you'll have to call during office
hours.
Pe(ller-Ian't this one of your office
hours?
"No, sir
"All right. I'll take minute of it
by the watch. Now, if there's any
thing you need in the way of pocket
combs, toothpiclzs. hairpins cuff but
tons, key-rings, pencils, pens. ink, pa
per or jewsharps, here's your chance.
I call your attention TO neat little
device that's whole box Of tools ip
itself. Opened out in this style it's
corkscrew. Folded upagain and opened
at the other end it's a screw-driver
By pulling out this Little ar
rangement. as you see, and ad
justing it in this manner, it be
comes a pair OF dividcr7 Restor
ing it to it's original shape and
pressing little spring right here on
the back-don't be in a hurry; -,
udVeH Scc1 Hall ltS SOOu pOlHJS yeG
it resolves itself into a siX-inch rule ODs
one side and penlznife on the other
Pull out this small lever and you have
handy nut-cracker. Here on the end
Is handle for the insertion of this lit
tie file that lies snugly concealed along
the side. BY succ essive changes this
wonderful little implement can be
made into a matchbox. q wrench,
gimlet, lamp chimney cleaner, pair
of tweezers'--
Look here, you impu"-
"a perpetual calendar, cigar
holder, needle case, fountain pen and
a universal watch key, and all | ash
for this marvellous little combination
iS'-
"If you don't get out of here Pip
SIS sixty-fve cents, but my minutes
up. I'm a man of my word. and yop
couldn't buy this thing now if yor
were to shove five dollar bill at me
and get down on your knees, and gooe
morning to you, and you can go te
Halifax and soak your dog-gonet
head. IN. Y. journal.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
TRUTH BOILED DOWN.
Some OF the Rams Horns Choicest Bit
of Thought.

Some OF the Rams Horns Choicest Bit.
of Thought.
No Grape is worn in Heaven.
Get God for beginning, and you are
on your way to wealth.
AS long as sin can hide its head it
feels safe.
God reigns in the heart that will not
harbor hate.
An opportunity to do good is chance
to please God.
One man living in godly life will
make many others want it.
Not stone was thrown at Stephen
until his face began to shine.
God loves every body, but it is hard to
get sinner to believe it.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
A Matter of Course.

A party of men were sitting around
the front of a country store, when ..
drummer, who had been selling bill
inside, came out and joined them. One,
man got up and offered him chair.
''Oh, no. he protested, keep it; II
sit here on box"
'Take it" said an old fellow who hae
the only other chair; hes a candidate
fer Office and is used to doin' that sor,
of thing. ."-Detroit Free Press.
National Baptist world., 1894-11-09
Preliminary Arrangements.

Manager-Well, have you the pro
gramme all fixed for Sunday night.
concert?
Assistant - The programmes al
right; but there's another row in the
company.
What are they quarreling about
now?"
"a bout whose turn it is to be too III
to appear. Puck.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
Ell BAR6N A1ER1CAEo 166
166

dos EnCerrabaae dessspsraci6n como en- uua for
tAe6a nexpugnable. Pero por encima, meior dicho
de mUrop haba penetrado la voz del bar6n
Era Atamonte de que ruldo que hsts
los soricB los Gyen, TO. hADiG Ia oesolads
Ethel RfoEmarse del noivo de aQUel internal estrusndo
Habfa hablado, nterrogado esCuchado Ia respuesta.
hAbase uRcuRttado pmero sorprendlda aterrada uepo
as fu9 como saiendo de absorbentes rehexionea
enr6 de todRs las condolences do un ser yvic
to actvO EstO un progreso lnspreciable Habfsse
&yuds do sta reIovaCitn IL exiBtsnca norna apreau.
r&ndoSs referrle nenLdamento las prosRAs del baron
habando cada caracter eGpeca; esto es ady
Darymphe Alegrements, entertainments, como uier de-
mundo 4 quien les delIrioB de d straen hacen
sonrpir; Mad WIoug by lndiRnacl6n que participa
ba de auocrecm1ento hac aquel NAL naclio Minnie CON
aentmeRtaes meneltos d0 cabsza como convene hacer
CuandO raa de un hombEe que depues de todo os hs
saIvado ID vida adOra.
ME adora demasa he ahi todol- rensffa inaa
t;endo con comp aceaCls sObre aquea gran n1ustica
Ethel trataba de fornarse opinion prons 10 nne
impG aba tAba1o espiritu de les da
da stuaci6n combinandO yersiones ahadfen
do mpenones peraOnale Cuando deDp es de la apa
rs6n del zuAvo dfa en- ls escaera aLzaba aus form
dables grtos de: s. MInniel lHolsg"
Mad. WnlougDY narraba su lucha contra el baron
como le habla Oblgado retrarse, le haba nnopa
dado OuSn agrs4able pertenecpr al aexo d9bil aun
cuando Aea mas que poE ntmdar zusvo del Papa
Lady Dalrymphe tonia tamb6n % combate ' u VIC
toria que reer EstAba ceosa de ID gloria Que g adiu
diCaba Mad. Wtloughy. Ella habia empenado una Sc-
e6a come as Veterans tEopas Do WailRca On Warteg,
lpo haba Fapsida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04

DOR tan patStco; fsouoia de mueCa revslaba tanto
dor que cOmpanerGS amentaban Ia tsteza AQus.
liza linda rebelde preguntaban el fondo de su con-
dOsg acias acumUla0aS sobrs porVenE de- aQuel3a
psqueha heroina de cabsllos rubioB
Este ssntlmiento de companion este romordimiento
ssimponian espscialmente Mad. Wulougby Pregunta.
Daas 81 haba veladO CON bastauta soisud por squea
INA inc csnte ingenua. Sin duda habra prev sto TO-
dos los academies que Mine ie haba expuesia;
pero hubera pcddo ntervsnr oportunamOnte prl
meros impetus del mientU fin de evsr qua ese
GentmIRnto 30 Cnvlt tese de nuevo pei.
gro de abisme No habia interrc gado 10 bag.
tante hsrmana nenor; habia psrmitdo one aguDos
secretlos OcuttaBep h!ciesen HdO retro en-
aque coraEonclto; In saEon tai cruel degtrnir
aqpe nidO, DER bar aquol ret que haban yefu
giado los mas futimos ssntimientos de ID nina.
Mad. WiIcugby, q fin de acallAr sus remordmientos
esforzaba ameniza. 81 vaje Comengabe bSio nuy
trstes auspcos, hssta Campfa que atrayeEabam pa.
fadtr yor tristeza pc sadumbro eanC6lica
4 las precoups clones nacidas en- Roma.
Pero las obRsrvacones chancera las frspes savc6sti-
cas- de Kitty recogidaS pOr Mimi Ouanto mas
la guerra dStraer mas lncnaba auspraBdo Ia cabez
preaentando Undo Cueo 81 haCha del eiecutor
Eerdonando su verdugos 'verdugas deBae 81 fondo
de su herido coraz6n.
La Ultima barrabauads del baron hsb5a producd0
gan efGto nuestas viajeras pero dc
elias sobre tdC la impr sion haba sdo de lag mas salu,
d&blss
Nos refsrimoV EtneI
Hasta ta.entoHces haba perman edo abaorta per m
psnaamieRto tnico psnaaapo eRo da 6elagpGQR yecag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04

a aRANDns HALEs GRANDEs REMEDIos Guam
do 81 empoble simlento organize anlquia 81 cuer
po 81 eapiritu se impope devolver Al alatem'
uervioso toda 50 fuerza vigor; de chi e lndlca
ci6n especial del VSno CoydSnl de CeTs6smG oe
Ulrici Conceptuado por los m6dicos mas emil
nente' como 81 yecOnstst0ysntc mas POderoso q
vGtaSsGaOs mas r6pido de las personas deOstss
Gn6BsScGs; pru6bese para cOTrObOraT tales Vlrsuoea
% roconocidau alabadas por los enfermos que 10
han tornado.
De venta para Ia isla de Puerto-Rico, E.
8nillermetv.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
NAL DE AMOR

Dsl fsro Marts eI canto numaroso
Y &c Ia 8 slva olvldo, verde prGdo
La Avena, porque yuelvo fn cuitado,
En gloria de quien turba mi repoGo;
Ds aquel cruel, que fdeIts y poderoso,
Terror de hombreS y diossS, y cuidaeo,
Ma 70 z6 tolerAr Ell NAL de glsdo;
Ell mi pasi6B me agrGas eItar lloroBo.
El silencio, 81 semblsnte descontsnto
el ctRfuGo gemido eU mueatra abieltA
De mi penoso y Iueugo desvAr,o.
No me duele, auuque inmeOso mi tormsnte
Du6leme que mi p'na, todos cis,tH,
No conoECa quien cauaa ell error mio.
FERNANDO DE FERREsA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
PAsA TIE M r
Soluci6n a trio do siIabas del ndme 0 ante
CAMILLA.
MI-SI-V-A.
LA VA-DO
E Ah0rrO COIechv0
sEOR EFT a RIA.

"A consecu eacia de que on breve sa 1nstalard
81 AleGcen de prOsisio"es aCordado, ell 'onsejo :
GoDierno de eata Seciedad cooperative, ha dis
puesto Ia provision de Ia plaSa de Asnstns'trGdt' =
de dicho estG5lecinsSeuto con el haber de l2OO pc
SOS anuales A;n 50 virtud ge haCs pdbIiCo para
que loa aspirantea puedan presentar aus soliCitu.
des on pliego cerrado lacrado hasta el dia II
del mes py6ximo en- esta Secretaria mi cargo
(Luna 76) dande haIlsrsn de manifesto Lac obi
gacionaE nshalsdas al expresado destino.- o.-PusrtO
Rico, % de Enero de- 1894.-MtgGe! CGAeItGs
VergGrG.-V.o B.o-El P1esideOta .JOs8 @. Bar
6oaG -~s-> 6-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
CHARADA

CHARADA
PrsnsG prsnsu ell recastAl;-el posta dos Prs
nero; la fuents prSmG tercerG-y 81 tOdO SO We
en- el Real;-es hist6rica fgura,-uombYe de mu
ier, pintura-y un centro ministerial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
IN d larbsgia 3 RrtAaaaIa

/ BIIRKK RAT SAD" !. .aro'''a > Ew1.a..v'.
lAUlAh OA DE PEDRO URBIZToNDO
San Francisco 40
W Sc complace y atiende los parroquianos. Lin
pie1a, Prontitud, Esmero Elegancis.
En- este acreditado salon, efomado recientemente e
admiten abonaGos por mese hay siempre surtdo go
neral de abones cosm6co aguas de tOcador acess po
madas polvos toda clase de perfumeria extra fna.
Amablidad con Los ma1chanteB con q ptbico %
general.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

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asupE WIS ulsts as.rs l1sE 4 xas - lss1s-
staasss Moses Azrlla. q vaaa- E1ss se q
Eea-ss st rhas slsF- He <As . sz5asr N
sas mothers -1su1- Ehsn sorass sns s--,1
ca aim slrA . shasxun s-ssn an ap.z
N asflS- He rushed s5r as r1a azsf 80
lI-zstf sa@ fire. baE wtsaaus @-.,-r. aast
TIE EaGbt-1ss ASSASSIN .-=-Ia~-i In aa~
sprtn.- ue shHs Tea- Angina. hrasa-r h.s.1
4 slfts'I-sF VIA ane LsanEz1 >ruEsa AMI
sl1 IN Nhirh 4axtn va kllIsd and
>rla-sa siIrazlF S1uaaf.,i >uutra sss-zas,s
1-11 sas EIsaarlzles Nal-a aass.r ned
a'i1L --~Asz~nz- t-st sHs ass pes h~sa ~
grvesnlts'A Sm51hs ssn KzE Na=es
Aazlza aal a &zsas-41zE r=rxnzzr. All
>sulza = us~ Ezsis- sanst - Aapsa- AZ
-aH-- asr zssauls 1zE hasserT xizA m
seu5 - XII Asgiza 1nsI SsuEsa wee
assisra aar>- and 4 shars wnEla 1xa
Aazrt 4 > home xEs sarasst 1a,t rhs saz-
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za1ax- A1 ENs xuawu - have been sse
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Szd aHs been HaasaI-sEssE 1ns5E aaw-
A1 starz - being nast,. % 3ss,ssrsr sH.
assassin auf there . s1zx ~ k5s being
s11zzkrzzE &aalz Nizh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Ss~ Afn.aF- o. BY .sr@ sA-
rru. u.s-sast zlaaux op@raESaas N tss
-'raasy AZ leoassd z7ea n sil4 schemes.
hH.'s'4 4psa axsslIF &-Hsa euusIast1as.
aas sseA . zes the CASE Ca7E p "
>HErrv. q rESriS. snss n New Alhaav
ss.l1y sa,E ~ssu rh@ ssra ls,;s wzs hruAca-'t
eecsn1- snsa aaSzIssil- as1 t-cl1-ssi shzs
sas -vgioa = 4E=sessn ia eua-sa shs
very asss cf t1Asl tz ss.fieiens quantities
- MAKE u pru1-aa ~ tao owners st
-a@ ass Es seated rhar IA E-s1 a
7arrT t-an PeaasTssaaEa sr1nEas1 sas
ausrrvprtz< l@stres1 1f ruaI n Ehe TEsraa
aills. and srsznassr=,G u - hs equal
Z s1s s1p-rfar. - sa@eelesr1rs.t Leaira
valley prsssres The destitute e0ati-
stssu q the cuan1rF 11at htzasr1ess en-
renstsrst sF tas S1- sr-vsassst shs d.
r-l1pEeus st sAhs s1EzIAle &spusls-
EAara alt anal rs'ssuriY been sur<1sEeu-
Th1- the coal ant i-pa are soeh sh@rs
n Atrrs sa1asss1,ss seems - 30 s.sIA-
l5xa=st hss~u4 4 tsghE Ths 4evsEsp-
nzsut 5sss1lI - ru1e. Tia aanpanF o
sSila taxing zz1iag leases "a ia Lazsts
n .Alz uttriar1v
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01
CONDENSED

Tu czsa ha-1z,->s u sae s-ezsz-v IN
ss@ -s.h VIA szE---usla=-s <ssE reserve.
So. So. go
FrvE h1ot--S re--0~s ave saEs-& ssr
Liberia f-sGs Pazls{@l1Asss - ea3 asc1%s
n sa,s As-s=.z R-v1h.s-. Ts<y e1n-
pr1se sAe 1-ss ess1zzs<~z1 x n pa-xF os
: sos a@x-ues Eao Vii sasi &4rslE tas
zeazA st Ssssza@<
JARASEsx rSsszszzs q sne Paste
Csks- have -se~z--y -slir-ssz - tAs sA<
zsparcz>at a. TskEs s24.asa % s- zse-3
n sAe 7r=s~ns ezzpaixa @x.i.zs CAiaA-
TzE .@~ os<z1a F~s-, kao<z As tie
sax-rsAoSee< G. suzsezbs1 hrr~r. sas
zI3e is 1pPe2-zze@ Il = zzzs=- e
tosr2lS-ies &C >szza.<sz TsxxSs 1z1 =
ezzsszx x-sas iz54-y - ne eoSsoa PlAa.
JozS W. wAEsxE aza<<3 and eer<a-
srsc E-ze< zezr AHA Ns-hL. es7-
missed s4scsEe ca TIE sra se-z1se -
sSs1zst skaz he x1as1 have - lave al
as prspsrsy % as &zzrA,er- HIS SOC
9@ssrs- s1< seve-zl r~4-s sxz h~~a -
zke AZ as .0rEtly r0ots wiEh aiz
~a@n a@ d1@.1
JUD.sE WEzIIAx N BDaoxs. shs sIz-
s=- IS well - ozs@ &C the z<.ss ezEr~n.
a<yer< n tie >s4sh- xxesi - ysz-s
3-oqped dad n tae szppsr sah1@ az
BSrziaxh1z- A. sa shs =sxA- ef as2<s
disease
Ar CAs-z<s s1 sh~ s-sh h=~.zs@ Ar
sAzr P~srss r~txs~1 - ssia n sa<i-
zEA<zes sk rzizIa< szA1l tsr-zzesS
gzzes Bz-<zey 1@& D~azls D ksef made
a8es1erzss az.<z % - 1zzz1srkzz- Scz=
st tie pz<sg are oss- Is ye2-s al
TEE pnsaa@<@ ~ Rzz<szx Springs
Pa vas lSssez 81 sai=Fss 60 sh@ --s<h-
Tie o&rs sase s2s hls~a epsn xlrA
6ynzmis@ zz1 r1sas szzzzs 1at casa
az1 ss1aeF orzers 1zo9zzz-< - Ss53
~er~ s.szen-
Hss ca1&<-z = ezz<Szx x-.2z xzx5eEr
l. sa-lezs 8scz-Esies e uzz.cEx Il =
axia< Kzznx sAe 1-sr<s NJ Kz-pA
woosssrz Cs1z z-y. an. Ml<kzzzx. Lzzez-
villa. D~Ws-s CssaEr- Nzar tx-z-rs
have 11sr t-s2 s.z - ...eea lad eaea-
2.1 oas kaz h@s ess rszaIzzn< -
z-sss C ~
F0a several z11rAx he s-2-isz.<zzz
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1zrse1lrz-s hHs he~z -.z@n-s1.x an IN
rss- yzzi1z rs<z-Szz< shs a<rsz<~ AL
prse1r@iaz e c1sssa Ezr ths ye2< Issz-
Hzs ez<iz1aes z<< ~ fsl1swzr Acreage
plzzs-z- Issz 1&se.so< zzzAer1t hzlsx
harre<=e1- z.s32oaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

CxssrL o. H-Ther~ va 1I4 -
resz szsf1r n she ssa4s1sGE - Ps1srs
rsu1essrv- 1sEsnr 4 s.slht hAax sf @sxsrs
al sha- NKs narsa1 q she lass Jassi.ss
L y e. LIa1-- sh@ Sl4sh7s x-~4sess
ur1r1r ant ss4-essn11- Ths funeral ser
sirss were N rh- MssAasfEsE Chur-h.
IHaA we're ssut4esssE BY the Rev J. l.
raszlas. The 7rsc~=sioa - the sns.-
SerT Nas sasu f1rrEe& su Depot sErsss
Ant t1llF zz1le Isn<. over ..aga Vsu-
pie allsrar 7a-s. .aGze sc the nusa Els-
slaraashrt men IN sas Ssas@ setag
Prss~sa-
Al business a,1us@s snf r~s5it.u,-ws
~e-s I-1pst AMI AZ the sehoals sus-
pended AMI Seemed E1r-s ua-r % sAs
pru',esslaa~ saa~taE shas she nenasry af
EEas x-~lz man - ever aear - Ghs aex-ss
oe sa= PsapIe q o'xs1r'f- sas1 knew and
I1ve1 Ala b-s1
IIs-1ce LEnI- Wa tlr o Number Of
pas euraeess,t VITA the University se
Elsssslsi ppl- ~ 7rSsssss1r at lIx. Iz.i x.s
s. YeiI-s ED when he ElasA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-11-01

Cav >e1ne h1s addressed Letter -
Eas s'oss-asrs af the ssEsIu Hn.f x-asa-
g-vwizx >stsss 1sx ~ shen - lopaGn.
rS1 t=le<1-es s-uu e1eh Congressional
fasrracs ant i've s-um "a. Ss1.s 1r E1-,ra
10 see xzzsE-ape1aa euuv=nzfau 20 De hsEsf
a. Na.issau-- Gn -ae .8th u Naxsruher
The sraz--aarxs >sz1zsrs 1usf Congress-
azea t-su sn@ss several >5asss s-r- l1s.l
aI-sn,tsd 4 car-tlll iaViz1zisu ID B.. srss-
en-
PrTgr Da--1rh- Allan >aFtor And Loan
Eh-xlss. we're examined heElre Caiss.f
>s1zss Commissioners II-r5s ~ Wv Al
al1y lKss week Kasf asaf anis- s5ad s.lu.f
tsr Ells.ts dHss1-Llzr N Tispah C.lgasr
They we're e1axhs IA the ~ 0e uaxinr
run aE the asesrsN Eaa akf s-su Lar
M slr them Tns szzLE Va Es.ss-ur,-.f
bss1r~ H~aviag the scsre at -eraln.
Thls = the seEenzh sszlL zess-sr-,t
within the pasz sIx usnzas "A Eaaaa
AMI TEgr1a euaaEass
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The family sf william smith. m
ag'-st farmer near Thr-~s- AEA went
cut n The eslsSau 1as.sh e, park sr1gsou.
aeavlnx him alens. N the aasrsss a
shslrr whils net<r sh@Y h..a-rt .x-aazss
essuIEng f-ga the h,russ.. aa.f rrrssl i..s-
back found smith Erizx N sh.s s-~-
Pib-x with has head sr -h. hurninr
timber He Was 4HisislF r~ssssrsf BUS
di,'t n Few moments IA inrensss 1x,1u.T
Il = Thought he EEL intss the zr--plsas.s.
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Wv Oz-EASss Oct @>-Ths s<uubs.
ee.~e~z sE< ~hi-e 1z.z essJorxd sSrzz-
=<- e--uzzasest IN rs5e ou the lsrse.
oes=ecz >een1G a1d Sexrh streets. Ess-
ter12T zcrz=x- u ~aieh s5x pz-zacz
are reported s<r-nzzLy injured
The rroGale 0r-<=z-e6 = TIE reizh-
esurA9od the ssea1zzhir De1zzc. Lyszx
as The cf FS-ss street. an zas
the oGsrc@~ q al as-<=7e 70 Lad shs
sAiP w5-h ecrs1a wisA the ze<-o s--e--
Ern
Last zE<At the s--Ll1e ursEs sesrIs,f ~
tie <AfP ae~zts AE-e<sz< ~ .-rurssr
ezly whfze s<r~wmrn
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~ c Kz11aus. a srumz zsrs kyr-i-
nssss nan u C1rInrh- Ms. wzz ns-i-
&easlT shat eT his z~pa-w- Ea--v
CrasS. Cru-s was sitting IA EErznansf
store uu a hixh seoSL ant as he ssa---sE
- L~aze his ssabea<vt eazxh= on the
scS'9L- Gassharxslg Ioa4 n sA,s Esu~.r
parE q Mr. Eimzo1ss zbs.G1nzsn. wh5.h
r-gresf fatal