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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
Arbor Day Proclamation.

As the season IF the year has return
ed when nature is quickened into new
life. and the husbandman sOws his seed.
hoping for an abundant harvest. in
order to encourage among Our people
pride III beautifying their homes by
the planting of trees and shrubs and
flowers. I, Charles III. Sheldon, governor
OF the state of South Dakota, do hereby
appoint Friday, the goth day Of April,
1894. as Arbor DAY. I urge upon our
people that this day be observed
throughout the state. Let our fertile
plains be made more attractive and
more valuable by the planting of trees
and shrubs around II homes. In Sec
tions of earliest settlement are to he
found beautiful groves. The planting
and culture of trees has received much
encouragement from our law. Let it
be further stimulated by All appeal to
our love of the beautiful in nature. Let
teachers and scholars vie with each
otter in planting some tree by which
they may be remembered when their
connection with the school shall cease,
c~) In testimony whereof |
GREAT have hereunto set nv
SEAL. hand and caused the
S~~| Great Seal of the state
to be affixed at Pierre, the capital. this
3rd day of April, A. ID. 1904.
CHARLES III. SHELDON.
BY the Governor:
THOMAS THoRsoN.
Secretary of State.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
Flowers. shrubs and Trees,


shrubs.
The elm makes a nice tree in about
twenty years.
Plant lawn seed at once and get the
benefit Of early rains. .
Trees planted at this time will do bet
ter than if put in LATER.
The box-elder is probably the hest Of
the quick growing trees.st ss'~''
All things considered, nothing equals
the morning glory AS a climber.
The oak takes $50 years to- reach ma
turity. But what anoble tree it is.
Don't scatter your shrubs all over the
lawn; plant them in a bed in the back
ground.
Plant sweet peas at once. Plant them
four inches deep and they will stand
the hot weather better.
Syringas make very desirable shrubs.
They are of quick growth and have de-
lightfully fragrant flowers,
Sweet alyssum is the most satisfac-
tory of all the hardy ANIMALS. 1t flowers
early and late and all the time.
Mingonette should be planted by
everybody. Nothing equals its trag-
renee. Plant it early and put in plenty
of 1t,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

Silver is gradually meeting with more
favor throughout the world, and we
believe it will not be many years before
it is placed upon an equal basis with
gold. The United States might at least
coin its own product free, and at the
ratio of l6 to 1, placing a duty upon
foreign silver. This is fully in keeping
with the American-the republican
idea, and what the STAR always believ-
ed in. Directly in keeping with this
thought the New York Press says that
"The republican party believes in the
protection of every American industry,
in the west as we'll as the east. The
prosperity of the people of Colorado is
as much an object of solicitude to sin
cere republicans al the prosperity of
the people of Massachusetts. Silver is
as fully entitled to protection as wool
or iron. The republican party through
the Homestead law and the protective
tariff has built up the great west and
brought many splendid new common
wealths into existence. By it's record,
its party platforms and the principals
upon which it is based, republication
is committed to the recognition and
protection Of silver; and the people Of
the west may confidently look for JUS
Itice at its hands. The vote Of the SEN.
ate IN, the Wolcott resolution was 8
step IN the right direction
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
The j r Mine.

Last Monday the J Il company shut
down their mill again and will keep it
idle for the next two weeks. During
this time the company will run two
drifts on the two hundred foot level
and will open out the ore body and get
everything in shape, so as to be able
in the near future to supply the mill
with ore without any more stoppage.
The ore which has been encountered
on that level in the north and south
drifts shows considerable free gold,
and is even richer than the rock near.
er the surface. Every foot so far sunk
ON the j r mine has proven that the
ore body increases and that the ore gets
richer as depth is gained. An assay
on the concentrates, which MIR. Lam
pert recently had made, shows the
value of q ton Of concentrates to be
$3.50. The mine is indeed a bonanza,
and the prospects found by others in
the same district, on which consider
able development has already been
done, gives hopes that they too will
become paying mines, and that they
will place this part of the Hills, in
time. on an equal footing with tee
northern Hills in the production of
gold.--Hill CITY News.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

The Deadwood Times Is Of when IL
says regarding our city election that
STANLEY Of the SfAH was elected city
treasurer" Porter Warner should
know better than to credit q newspaper
man with being elected to office. II
our brother. We've tried it and
know all about It. Don't ever accuse
us Of such a thing again. Hot Springs
has experimental with all of it's news
paper men, past and present, excepting
Brother Callahan, Of the Herald, and
no telling how soon he may be fully
initiated. All sailed up the same
channel. and were doubtless satisfied.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
THE RESULT OF ELECTION.

The result Of the city election Tues
day must certainly be gratifying to all.
who are interested in the advancement
of Hot Springs. It is gratifying be-
cause it rati11es the proposition Of
harmony between heretofore rival fac
tions in the city-a rivalry that has
been of serious detrimentt to the growth
and improvement of every interest in
Hot Springs. The result is a true sane
ton by the people Of a spirit of har-
mony, and Of q progressive, yet eco
nomical spirit upon the part of the
city. With such a unity Of sentiment
as was expressed by ballot on Tuesday,
there is strong encouragement for
everybody who is honestly and
thoroughly interested in the welfare of
the city to take even a more lively in
terest than ever in all enterprises that
tend to promote the best interests of
the city. With q harmonious pull, a
strong pull such as Hot Springs peo-
pie can make when they set about it,
we all have reason to be happy in the
belief that our fondest hopes are to be
fully realized in the constant growth
of the place, until it is famous the
world over, and thronged throughout
the year with health and pleasure
seekers, boasting a happy, prosperous
population far into the thousands.
There is reason for rejoicing.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made In the payment
money secured by . mortgage dated the {
OF April, A. d. 1893, executed by; Charlee
ley, mortgag0r, to NJ. @. Barnes, md
which mortgage was recorded In the ofnc
register of deeds Of the county Of Fall b
state of South Dakota, in book 81" Of b
on page 18l, on the 9Th day Of Nay, l6eo
O'Clock p. m, and the amount claimed q
upon said mortgage ct the date OF this
the SUN of Five Hundred and Stxty-tW
and fifty cents (S682 .6O) t0-wit: $500 prin
$3.50 interest, and Ten dollars etatut(
ney's fee.
Now, Therefore,, Notice is hereby
by virtue of the power of sale contsind
mortgage, and duly recorded ~ afOresad
pursuance of the statues In such case
provided. the said mortgage Will be for
0 sale OF the mOrtga0ed premises "a
crtbed, at public auction ct Che front d
court house In the city OF Hut Syringe
Of Fall River, and state Of South ID
the 18th day Of April, 1894, 1t 3 soscl&
afternoon Of thst day. The mortgage4pt
are situated In the county of Fall Rt@f.
state of South Dakota, and are descfitdS
lows to-wit:
Lot numbered one ~ in block numt4 led
"a IL the original townsite nf Hot brin
cording to the recorded plat thereof.
Dated at Hot Springs. 3. D., this kh
March, A. D. 1884.
NC. BAaNrs, Mtg,
4 s si q q Fsiil River Comfy, Sou d,
1--Ar~
kteornsv ecr Mn.L-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
THE coAAoN

1t Is strange that people with very
much sense should join any such ag-i
gregation as the commonweal army and
march on to Washington to attempt to
dictate to congress what legislation
they should pass. Congressman are
direct representatives of the people
whom every voter, il he did his duty,
had q part in electing. Each congress-
man is supposed to know, anddoubtless
does, what the wishes of his constitu-
ents are regarding legislation. If they
do not comply. with the desires Of the
people they represent, the only legiti-
mate thing that can be done, according
to the established American plan Of
doing things, is to emphatically re-
nounce such men when they again come
up for election. Opportunity is fire.
quently offered the people to freely ok
press their choice in these matters.
They did so two years ago this coming
fall, and will be again privileged to ex-
press themselves this fall. The people
two years ago declared that they wanted
achange, and that they preferred to
have democracy do the legislating for
the country for awhile. The democrat
ic party is doing it. Disgust thereat is
apparent from all directions. What
further evidence would be necessary
than the marching onto Washington of
the commonwealers? No such COM
bination eve felt called upon before to
go there to demand work-not until
democracy came into full power. But
they evidently felt that they could not
Withstand the ordeal until another
election. Yet how foolish the common
wealers are! Their movements are
ridiculously absurd. Truly there are
"wheels in their heads" The people
who elected a democratic congress
thought they knew what they were
doing, and supposed they were doing
that which was best for all concerned.
Their mistake is too apparent to be
questioned, and now leaders of certain
elements feel called upon to ask the
ones that they helped to elect, to enact
particular legislation for which they
were not chosen-to do something that
will relieve the general distress that
prevails throughout the country, in
stead of going on with the ruiuous leg
islation which they were elected to
make. They have gone far enough
with their policy to satisfy the people
that their course is dangerous. But
the absurdity of this commonweal
army marching on to Washington to
change any legislation which this dem
ocratic congress was elected to carry
out, is apparent. They should bide their
time and exert themselves at home at
the coming election toward redeeming
the country. There is danger of their
getting SO far from their voting places
that they can't get back by election.
It will be even harder walking and
more tiresome when the weather gets
hotter than it is now. Then they will
lose their W votes, and their infiu-
ence away from home will not be of
much consequence. Let them sabout
face" and try to get back home in time
to vote at the fall election.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

with Mckinley and Grand Master
Workman Sovereign here to entertain
bankruptcies this summer the city
would be filed to overlooking with WIS.,
itors. And the prospects are good for
getting them both.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
by Cn6 Governor:
THOMAS THoRsON.
Secretary of State.
Notice to Teachers.

Examination for state certificates and
state diplomas will be held 1T my Office
on Monday aud Tuesday. June 4 and
s, 1891. Paper will be provided. All
other n~ecessaries. ruler, divider. etc. :.
should be provided by writer.
No other state examination will be
held at Hot Springs this year.
L.. ID. BROOKE.
Co. Sup't.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

The STAR has received Congressman
Pickler's speech in the house upon the
union soldier. 1t is a most eloquent
plea in behalf of the gallant veterans,
and drew forth a handsome compile
ment from Gen. John G. Black. Maj.
Picker is true to his comrades.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

a few trees around the public school
building would be a great attraction in
few years. They have city water there.
Why not get the trees and have the
pupils plant them arbor day-make it
. holiday.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
kiBvery property ownerof Hot Springs
iAould plan to plant trees on arbor
edsy-Aprn 20-if not before.

Madaline Pollard won her suit against
Congressman Breckenridge, the jury
awarding her %e15,OOO-for breaking his
Rcontract to marry her. Thus the poor
Pld gray haired sinners fame flickers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
After June 1

Our subscribers can not receive the
benefits Of U present offer, to.wit:
The STAR aud the Weekly Inter Ocean
n year for $500. Subscribers of the
STAR who wish to take advantage of
this unually liberal offer should not de-
lay any longer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20
EoRECLosURE NOTICE.

First publication MAJ. Is.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

the City;


so q the Hot Springs ptostodace . second
mister.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-04-20

IaAAC LINCOLN, 7!
Agent for Efedsriek y. Iseonas s.
ss..ss, e Elissssth sss
FiFst publication Aprilis.
, 1894-05-15
Serdubt.

DTS Srau MarD 0aDibion bon 3149
@reoelanb 2lUe, 8sitern 9Ibenb gegen 9 llbr
Die 81. StraBe entlang 9ing, wurbe iie nabe
Der Cottage @rOOe Npe. bon 3ipci 9teger1t
angebettett. Srau 9aOi6ipn 0ffrete i6r
8Ortemonnaie, UNI 6enielben einigeS&leinz
geIO 81 entnebmen. 9n6 in bcmielben
9tugenbltd foBte ite elmer Der Sbpar3en nm
ibre 1aiue, tpGbren6 Der 9n6ere nit affenz
arti8er @ei6ptnbi8teit tbr bas 8ortemon>
nate aus Der 6anb rib. 9aS allies cling 10
icbneu uOr ii6, baB bic 8eraubte faum
3eit fanb nadb 6tlfe 3u rufen nno ais tie
eS enOlicb that, paren Die idbtparSen Sal
lunfcn in einem bereitfte6enben 8uggp
oeri6mun0en.
6rau 9aotoion meIOete Sen 8orfau in
Ser &ottage @roDe 9lpe. @Station unb be-
idrteb Die 8e9elagerer ais pteribr0tige
Serle in ountlen &leioern nit groBen &a<
lobreicrn auf ben i6par3en g8Out0pfen.
, 1894-05-15
Rletne Odbrtbteu.

- Ser Union 2eogue Stub bat 8reftnz
ridge bon ietner Mit8lie6erliite geitri3en.
- SameS S. 6anne9an 1T gum Glepaz
tor>@Ierf I'M @ebGube>9 Department ais
9tabfolger bon s.. S. SanforO, Der feline
&eii8nation etngereicbt bat, ernannt
tpor0en.
- 9(uf ser 8. Chicago 9(pe. sBoliseis
itation gtn9 geitcrn bic 0telOung Elm, OaB
bic Qetde zines I'M 8Intternbolpital Der>
itOrbenen Wanne5 bcimIidher g8eiie na6
bem6ouie $40. 289 Wficbigan Str. gebrubt
tpuroe. Die Wfeloung erfDlgte burcb ben
$40. ga Glp6oune Qlpe. i%pobnbaften Sobn
S4af. Die 8oli5ei benabri3tigte iofort
oaS @eiunbbettSamt.
= Gier Qluitreicber I'M @ef6Gft BON S.
q. Wtc@artbp, $50. lib gtanDolpbitraBe,
tpuroen beute 0ormittag BON mebreren
WtGnnern, na6Ocm bleiel6en porber ben
NIT einem GeOolOer beipoffneten 8ormann
8. Seger f~ampfunf6btg gemacbt botten, an7
gegrtffen unb 9emiBbanOelt. Giner Der
Nngegrtffenen, gtamen5 g8ilion, tpirb
tpa6ri9ctnIicb letn linfeS Qluge OerGieren.
- 8ur5 Dor neun 1t6r beute friib ftel Der
37jGbrige Yeter Wlatiian aus Dem 0ritten
Sto6perte be5 an Der @fe Ser Safe un0
@%lintonitr. gelegenen un6 nod i'm 8au be-
griffenen @ebGube5 beruuter unO Sog ii9
baburb auBer i6tperen inneren 8crIebun7
gen einen &nobenbrucb am re6ten 8eine
gu. Wtan brobte i'm nub ietner Mo6nung,
go. 207 SO. SuDtonaitraBe, mo er gegenz
Wdrtig in 6ebentltcbem 3uitanb barnieOer
liegt.
- Die 0ertreter Ser @eus & Trenb
Comp. unb Der yGbicago Stobe 0orts"
erfl6rten beute &ormtttag Dem @aicrz
amtsOoriteber GrOliette, baB iie fortab ben
8etrag beS BON ibnen 9ebrau6teu @aiiers
burCb einen Waiiermeter feitteuen laien
mouen. 8tSber batten bic beioen Sirmen
ibr g8oiier unentgeltlicb u benz Grz
bauitor Der 9%umpiperte an Der %. StroBe
be5ogen.
- 6rcb @rao un6 Sacob @iIbasfo, bic
5ipei Gai6enoiebe, tpeicbe am Samltag
gtacbntittag i'll benz @Ientpaarengeibaft
BON 8. &lein, @fe Ser IA. un6 6al1teoz
StraBe, bon ben 9eteftiueS Wcbber uno
2ougbltn BET Ser Nrbeit be5 QlusrGumens
bon an6erer 2eute Salden obgefaBt MUIR
ben, far1en beute BEL &icbter @berbarot
nit elmer Strafe BON so baoon. Die Dame,
beren 8orie bic bei6en 6aiunfen escamo5
ttrt batten, fOnnte nGmlicb oieIelben nidbt
ais Die 9iebe i0entiftciren.
, 1894-05-15
mdifeft in 2~lponoaIe.

Der felt &ur3em in Qlbon6oIe beiteben6e
vNpouos6 reunoicbaftSz Glub", cine 8eretz
nigung iunger WtGnner, Sic BEN ;3tpef berz
fol9t, y0aS 6eutibe geieQi9e 0eben in
ibealer Q8eiie nab aaen &icbtungen bin GIT
pfle9en un6 ietne W1itglieber 81 frQftigen
Wtannern BON DDrurtbeil9frciem @jeiite
beran5ubiGben", belt am Gamitog Nbeno
in 9tuborpb'S Safe, @de 8etmout Qlpenue
un0 .Wollace Str. Elm W~tatfrGn5cben alb,
baS ito6 zines ungemein {tarfen 8eiucbe5
BON etngeIaOeucn @Giten gu %erfrelen bat tie,
uno iib in 9lci6er 6initcbt ais duBerit &C.
lutgene Seitlidfeit erDtcS. Der Stub
prditocnt, Serr u. 81. gGenii6, begritBte
Die Seltgdite in elmer bibi6en Qnipracbe,
moralt Elm gebiegeneS Gon3ertprogramm
5ur NnSfllDrun8 8ebra6t murbe. SRI.
0e66D 8crlet trug in metiter6after NetIe
Elm 8ioliniolo Dor. Die jungen Oanlen
Blum u1b &OeBler 3ei9ten iib ais tiibtige
Bla1tlttnnen. Brof. gilbert 0telcber,
friiber 8eiu6cr 6es 8u6a 8eit'er @oniere
OatortulnS inter bet bamaligen Qcitun9 oes
tpeltberilbmten Muittbirettors uno Cont
p%Oniiten 2is3t, unb MfuittGe6rer 6r. Grid6
3etmerS 9aben 0urcb mebrere 8ianopor>
trG9e glGn5enoe YroDen bon t0rer pDrSii8z
Itcbcn mtittalti6en Qusbilbung. OaS
bon Sen Gjebrlibern 0ecbt bor9etragene
@Ouplet o9te QanbfOl6aten" fanD ftirmiz
ihen 8eifaQ. 91o6 Dem @on3ert forb Gin
duBerit animtrter 8au itatt, ber bis tief
in ben 8fin9itmor9en bineiu tpG6rte. Sin
tletnesO rdeiter inter Der Qeitung 6es tiicbz
ttgen 4rof. 6. &rauttpal6 l~teferte treffltCbe
Wtlitf. 0a3 Nrrangement5comite be1tan0
aus folgen6en 6erren: GbaS. @te6e, 6reb.
@re6e, SEQ. 6obeu, Saul 8erLet, g. q.
Wenti6, 9tobert 8erlet. .
, 1894-05-15
Die SIdttern.

9aS 1tG0tti1e @e1un6beitSamt arbeitet
iebt nit meDr ais 200 Qlngeiteltter, nach>
benz geitern llber 40 2ler5te unO Ganoibaten
oer UteOisin sur Gornabme BON Smpfungen
auSgelcbiGt ipor6en ltno.
Notwithstanding Or. GeDnol6s bat
9eitern etnen friiberI Don elmer 8au6Ols.
ftrma benubten Gro6enofen gemietbet, in
pelchem Die III ben INSTRUMENTATION
Wobnun9en Dor9efunOenen &leioungsitiGe,
ebenio bic III ben S6mibfGiten angefertigz
ten, griinOlicb 6eSinfi3irt tperben loQe1.
gtadboem am Sonnta9 20 nele 8latternz
fdue 9emeloet tparen, 9~elangten geitern aus
fol9enoen, 6Gulern neue charlottesville
CUR Nn5ei9e: 319 SO. StraBa, 1927 Quinn
StroBe, 1873 81. StraBe, 1873 Sherman
StraBe, 2810 Qrcber Nuenue, 6%arrtlon1tr.>
BOli%3eiitatton, 1874 6orqucr StraBe.
Nuf Der 9SeitIette, in Dem am i6(immz
item bon ben 8lattcrn betrn9elucbten 8eSirf,
TT cine neue Capitalization fir Die 8e>
fGmpfun8 ber Seu1e etn9ericbtct tporben.
9ielelbe beftnOet iib in bent 6auie 884 Q8.
q. StraBe uno ite6t unter Der 2eitullg bes
Or. @arrott.
Seine bon unS bereits gcIfert ongez
fitn0igte Proclamation an oie 8eipo6ner
Der Stabt, nit Der Nufforoerung, ii5
impfeu SIT laiien, bat Ser 0topor getern
Q5eno nod e%rlalien.
6eute 8ormtttas bat @eiunb6eitscOmz
minQr &eDnOlbs mettere $50 SmpfGr5te
angeiteQt, tpeL6e iOfort bic. ibnen 3ugez
pteienen 8e8irfe aufiubten. 2lus folgenz
ben 6dufern tpuroen beute 8ormittag neue
SlatternfGlle n%ngenel6et:
$40. 979 8eit Is. Str, e 66Qe); 1874
17.'Str. g Sale; 25O7 9lrmour Npe. !;
454 Satrfielb Qlpe.; COS SoploritraBe;
5301 6alitebitroBe; 829 gGalbtenap Npe.;
1902 g8eit %. StroRe; 932 g8eit 10. Str;
672 WainitraBe; al g8eIt Is. StroBe ;
9O7 Neit II. StraBe; 672 QSelt Is. Str;
692 Q8eit Is. StraBe; 775 g8eit Is. Str;
2307 @entportb Qlpe.
, 1894-05-15
Rla0en aus Ser 81. morh

9a8 Grecuttb=G omite Der Smpropenent
SocietD bes iii0licben Gbeile5 Der "a. g8orb.
pertreten bur6 Die 6erren s. Campbell,
Sacob g8olfe, 9. 6. Suutbon uno 6re6
s.. 5ecple, ma6te beute 8ormtttao ber1
WfaDor 6opfinS auf 6o8 8eIte6en pcrz
icbieoener 1lebelitdnoe in Der 81. Q8Qr6 Qufz
merflaln, nit Dem @riu3en, Qtbbilfe AT
idbafien. Die eripdbnten ltcbelitGnbe limb
bic folgen6en: y an Der &eniington Qlue.,
sfpiic6en Snbtana QtUe. uno benz Calumet
Sec befinoet iic9 ein Offencr Stinfgrobcn ;
p Bic &eniin8ton Qtue. un6 Die 6ront
StraBe bon Scr 0ficbi9on Qtoe. bis 5ur
6ront StraBe, ioipie Die SoDarO StraBe
3ipil6en Der 115. StraBe unO Der &%eniing=
ton Qpenue befin6cn ii9 in einem iait unz
palitrbaren 3ultanbe. 3 Die @oitern
Suinoi8z 8a6n bat ibr Bcgerec6t BON Der
III. StroBe bis sur Sutnot5 CONTRADICTION
nidbt ein8eS6unt. ~ Die Suinois Central
8dbn bat Die 6ront StroBe nibt in paiiir=
barren i3uitanbe periebt, 10 DAB bteieIbe
titr 6ubrUcrtc nibt paliirbar lit; 81 bic
iclbe &crnadbldiiigung bat iicb Die Calumet
@lectrtc 9toilpaD So. b%etrcffs Der &~tniin9z
ton 2tOe. unb Der 115. StraBe 81 S6ulDsn
fomr1en Laiien.
, 1894-05-15
Nus 6em Goronersdmt.

9(uf Sen @eleiien Ser 8itt56urg, Gincinz
matt @nb ct. 2ouiS 8a6u, iDeitlicb BON Der
2lbaitr., ipuroe beute frib bte,2eibe zines
unbefannten Mannes gefunOen, Der augenz
i5etnti6 bon einem 3uge iiberfabren NOR
ben mar.
g8tQiam 9oobp bon 1912 2trcber 2loe.,
Der am 29, 2(priI purcb Die 3ufduigc @ntz
laoun9 elmer ScbuBtpoffe, 6ie ii6 entpeOer
in ben 6Gn6en BON s. S. McGosfeD ooer
bon S. S. &pan ~befnnoen bate, DerpunOet
purbe, itarb geitern Qtbenb i'm Mercpz
9Olpital.
9ie 2eicbe be8 Z Sabre alien Sobn Bud
leD bon 1177 g8. SapLo1itr., Der geitern 3uz
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