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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06
a DISPENSARY BATTLE.
Spooting ARRAY in Columbia-Dup
Meetzc Gets IL Bullet i'm the Groin
He Falls Near the Spot Where He
Killed Clark,

SlurK,
COLUMBIA. S. c., Feb. 2.-The dis
pensary cOnstables have entered the
capital city, and to-day blood flowed on
the streets near the court house and at
the famous Mancke corner, whore q
| number of lives have been lost during
the last six or eight years.
The principals in this duel we're w.
b. Msctze, who killed Trial Justice
Clark on this corner several years ago,
and openly dciiGd Governor Tillman
and the State constabulary while sell
ing beer at the State fair grounds,
and Davis Miller, a young stoclxman'
who testified for the State to-day in
the trial of w. S. Seal for selling
liquor.
1t was an exciting occurrence, and
happened on II crowded thOrOughfare
which was almost blOckaded by hun
drcds OF persons coming out of the
court room, u quarter of block dis
tant. Miller was supposed to be Il dis
pcnsary spy and there was bitter talk
against him during the trial. He was
armed to the teeth, and kept his hands
IN his pockets while on the witness
stand. During II recess of the court,
Muller got into quarrel in the court
room, and Il serious fuss was imminent
but was stopped by Justice Clarkson.
When the crowd filed out, it was evil
dent there was some trouble afoot. A
young man named Fry, who had also
testified in the case, stopped up to
him and asked if he had sau he (Fry)
had pcrjured himself. Miller denied
this, and said that who ever said so
was ill sorts of scoundrcl. AS he
said this McetZc struck him i'm the face
and the row began.
Nobody appeared to try to stop the
men, except Trial Justice Stack, who
commanded in the name of the law to
observe the peace, and struggled to
hold them apart.
Stack called for assistance, but no
one responded. Miller rctrcated into
the street, Mcetze following him, bare
headed, and daring him to shoot. Mil
Ter Jcrkcd loose from the trial Justice
ana IN twinkling had both pistols
lcvcllcd and then shooting began.
Miller fired nine times and Meetze
five. MectZe fell to the ground with q
bullet in his side, not far from the spot
where he killed Clark: and his in
furiated friends rushed towards Miller,
with every appearance of harming him
and crying out, Let's kill him."
1T looked as if the man was doomed,
when policeman Moorhcad sprang for
ward, and with drawn pistol defended
his prisoner, telling the crowd that
further advance meant death to the
first man.
Mcctze is dangerously wounded in
the groin, but will hardly die there
from, while Miller got off with u flesh
wound in the arm. There is great ex-
citement over the affair and staid citi-
zcns say that more bloodshed is bound
to result.
The case tried today was that
against w. S. Seal for keeping blind
tiger. The only witness for the State
who testified as to his having sold whis-
key was Miller. The jurors were on
thcir voir dire, and they were all sub
stantial citizens. In fifteen minutes
they agreed unanimously upon a YER
dict of mot guilty"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

according me the commonest courtesy
due an American citizen"
In speaking of the president of the
college Professor Newman went on to
say that he secured the office by cleo
tloneering, and his policy was fraught
with great disaster to the institution.
AS professor in the college, he him
sell refused to say anything of the
treatment which had been accorded
him, and would not allow himself to
be interviewed. The president was
absolutely incompetent: he had no
idea OF discipline and knew more about
the tlavor of his cigar, which he pulled
in his office, than he did of the college
over which he presided, and the sole
cause OF the crusade which the pre-
sldent had made against him, was the
desire to get him out of the way, and
thus rid himself of the services OF one
whose Identification with the college
ana the station was d matter of pure
jealousy.
Professor Newman, having returned
to Atlanta, whore several years of his
past life were spent, will devote him
self to agricultural employment, and
a large part of his time will be oc-
cuDled in literary work He left
Atlanta in 1883, and since that time.
Tor nearly eleven years, he has resided
in the states of Alabama and South
Carolina. He says that he has now
come back to Georgia to live. He will
make his home in Edgewood, where
he will be surrounded by large
tract of land, and will cultivate fruits
and flowers and other products of the
field.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06
HE DIDN'T GO TO CANADA,
n Bank Cashier who Played the RoI,
OfBurglar.

A special dispatch to the Savannah
Morning News from Ellaville, Ga,
says:
Tho shock to tho people of Ellaville
was great when it was announced on
Monday morning that the Planters
Bank had been burglarized and rob-
bed OF all its money, but it was moth
ing in comparison to the effect upon
them when 1T was generally known at
. O'Clock yesterday afternoon, that
Cashier j. f.. Clark, who was esteemed
SO highly by all the people, was most
probably the pcrpetratOr of the crime.
Early this morning he went to the
nearest drug store and procured u half
an ounce of laulanum, pretending that
he wanted for tOothachc, which he
swallowed as soon as he reached his
room. He was shortly aftcrward in
tcrvicwcd by three prominent bank
officials, to whom he confessed that he
had taken the money and that the
laudanum was taken with suicidal in
tent. An cmctic was at once admins
tered and the poison promptly cxpell-
ed. Detective Jones from Atlanta has
been here for the past two days work
ing the case up, and within less than
four hours after he arrived, he pointed
out Cashier Clark as the r0bber of tho
bank.
About 10 o'clock yesterday a. M, q
bag of silver was found among pile
OF rubbish in the back part of the bank
building and showed no signs of having
been burned by any kind of explosive.
The six steel plugs which project into
the solid wall OF the safe when fasten-
cd were uninjured, nor was the safe
harmed in any respect, except that
the door was blown from its hinges.
These facts led to the conclusion that
Cashier Clark had removed the money,
tiled the powder, placed his fuse in
position, closed, but not fastened the
door and then applied the match, which
conclusions are thought to be true by
Clark's confession. The holes drilled
into the outer door of the vault and
into the safe door were put there as q
blind. The tools used were found at
Clark's direction in the bottom OF an
old we'll near the depot. Something
over $4,000 has been found, $4,000 OF
which was IN Clark's pocket and
trunk. Speculation on cotton futures,
Clark claims, caused him to make way
with about $500 and he adopted this
plan to conceal 1T. His parents live
in Americus, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

The Pension Office in Washington
has received communication from
Special Examiner Fitzpatrick at
Chattanooga, Tenn, announcing the
arrest Of Rev. G.. w. Lewis, William
Johnson and John Cry for frauds in
connection with pension claims. Upon
the hearing before United States Com
missioner Ewing each OF the accused
pleaded guilty to the charges, and
they were all sent to Jail in default
of 81 900 bond. Rev. G.. w. Lewis con
fessed to illegally using the seal of
notary public and forging his name
to pension papers in several claims.
The other two confessed to filing
fraudulent claims. Numerous arrests
are expected.
"A special dispatch from Knoxville,
Tenn, says: Sixteen Tennessee
soldiers, under Indictment for the
murder OF man named Drummond ut
Coal Creek, last summer. we're freed
yesterday by the circuit at Clinton,
their cases being nollc pressed This
ends the notorious Coal Creek war.
Lieut.. j. II. Fyffc, who commanded
the troops during two days lombard
ment in 1892, was the onl officer in
dicted."
Gen. Gordons recent visit to Phil
adelphia resulted in the restoration to
him of the fatigue cap he was wearing
at the time he was shot down at Antie-
tam thirty years ago. 1t had been
carried away as q trophy by the old
negress who nursed him when the bat
toe was over, and after passing through
many hands itcame into the possession
of Mrs. Hector Tyndale, who restored it
ITO the General.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

BATTLE FOR COMMERCIAL SUPRE-
MACY.-,ls not the industrial and COM
merclal supremacy of England to be
transferred to this country, and what
are some of the forces working to that
end? OF all the coal mined in the
world from the beginning of this CEN
tury to the present time that spcck
upon the ocean has produced quite
one-half. Her output of coal still ex-
cecds that of any other country. In
1891 she mined 36 per cent. of the
worlds product, while the Unitd States
produced 33 per cent. This country is
increasing it's output of coal ut the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum. while
the increase in Great Britain is less
than per cent, The cost of coal is in
creasiing in Great Britain and de-
creasing in this country. England ex-
of coal, while this country exports
less than | per cent. of it's product.
This country will in the near future
become large exporter of coal.
Great Britain has for many years led
all other countries in the production of
pig-iron, producing, until of late years,
more than One-half of all the pig-iron
made in the world. Great Britain
reached her maximum output of iron
in 1882, and this country has doubled
its production since that time, now
producing more iron and steel than
its competitor. In 1867 Great Britain
produced 80 per cent. of all the iron
made in the world and the United
States produced only If per cent. In
1891 the United States produced 81
per cent. and Great Britain only 30
per cent. OF the worlds product. The
production of iron is increasing in this
country faster than the increase in
population.-JOhn X. Proctor in the
Forum
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

ORIGIN OF MUGWUMP.- = 1t is claim
ed that the word mugwump" is a
corruption of the Indian Algonquin
word mugquomp," meaning great
man.. leader, chief and is an Ameri-
can nickname applied to voters who
held themselves superior to party ties
and obligations. The word first made
its way in John Eliot's translation of
the Bible into Indian. The word lin
gcred in New England and became col
loquial for a man of consequence, or
rather one who deemed himself such.
In 1910 an Indiana paper applied the
term to the hero of Tippecanoe. But
it was not till the Blaine-C Glove
land campaign that mugwump" in
its present acceptation passed into cur
rent speech. After the -omination,
an Independent Republican " move
mcnt originated in Boston and was at
once taken up in other places. The
New York Sun characterized them as
mugwumps," and it has since been
applied to the men and methods Of the
Independent movement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

SIMPLE MEANs.-A well was to be
cleaned, but the man who had under
takon the job was afraid tC go down
until he had tested the quality of air
at the bottom. He let down q lighted
candle, and when it was about six feet
from the bottom, it went out as sud
denly as If whitf Of wind had struck
it.
That told the man all he needed to
know. The well was full of poisonous
gas. He took IL small umbrella, tied u
string to the handle. and lowered it.
open, into the well. Then he drew it
up, carried it IL few feet from the well.
and upset it. This operation he re-
peatcd twenty or thirty times, with
tho bystandcrs, who are never absent
on such occasions, all laughing at him.
After this, he let down another
candle. 1t burned clearly, even at the
bottom. Before going down to his
work, he explained to those who had
been making fun of him that the
gas in the well was carbonic acid gas,
which is heavier than air, and there.
fore could be drawn up in an umbrella.
as II it had been so much water
4 - - ku.----
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

The effort to repeal the tax on State
bank circulation his been beaten i'm
the committee on banking and cur
rcncy by a vote Of 8 to o. The vote
was taken on the bill Of Representa-
tativC Cox, Of Tennessee, which
relieves State banks from any tax on
their circulation, but does not extend
relief to circulation issued by private
individuals on corporations. Tho
result is regarded as cutting OFF the
possibility Of favorable State bank
legislation in the present Congress.
After taking the adverse vote, mo- ions,
were carried to reconsider and then to
lay on the table, which permanently
dispOses of the bill.
Senator German, chairman OF the
Democratic Senatorial caucus has aD-
pointed the following Senators as Nom.
bcrs of the Democratic campaign com
mittcc: Matt w. Ransom, of North
Carolina, Charles }. Faulkner, of West
Virginia. James Is. Jones, OF Arkansas.
George Gray. of Delaware. John r.
Mitchell. o! Wisconsin. Samuel Pasco,
Of Florida, Edward Murphy, Jr.. of
New York, James Smith, Jr., of New
Jersey, and $. NJ. Whites, OF California.
Religious societies appear to be
making II systematic fight on whiskey
and beer and desire to tax these ar
ticlcs to such degree as to make them
prohibitory luxuries. Petitions Were
presented last week in the UniA,d
States Senate by Cullom and other
praying that the internal revenue
on these articles may be treble,
the new tariff
The Florida orange crop
larger this year than was antic
1t was estimated at from f.
to 100000 boxes. The stog
prevailed in October over tho
part of the State shortenep
In some places the estimat/
was as high as % per Q
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-02-06

DR.. J. VIM. Stokes is candidate to
succeed Judge Brawley in Congress.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06

Gliidtline uuroe iebOh tuieber einse-
fangen unh erbielt mod elm Sabr ldneer
,u lben. gr bate nur nod ,uenise Wfo=
nate absabiben; oo9 Warben Sames
lbenfte ibm beute bic Greibeit.
Muf einen Oaftbefebl pom Triebens.
ri6ter in Nibpille, Yidapap GoantD,
tpurben seltern Sobn uno Osfar Mrtis
perbaftet. Die Beioea iuaren fiir3lid
auf Der Tarm bes alten DeutI9en Mors
ris 1bfer auf bic Sasb eesansen uno
sriffen ben Garmer, als er iie pon let
mem 2anoe iaste, an. Ser Marlbaa
BON Nlbpine bolte setern bic Nrreitan.
ten nod Yidamap gountp al.
Gin Dieb, benz es aussnl4einli9 an
einem Dantlasunssta9sbraten feblte, er.
bra9 bas, 5dlob bes Robeni4uppens
BON Soiepb Safer, go. SAB Glib 6.
Strabe uno itabl einen Srutbabn nno
bier Siibner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
6enuis, I1arrheit, Shwinoel.

Ser Oi9ter 8ennplon nabm einen
pertblolen 8o9en Yapier, uno wdbrenb
er elm @ebi9t barauf ldrieb, perbiente
CT 100000 Wart. Das NOR 6enius.
0anberbilt tann auf irseno Elm @tiid
4apier i1reiben unb erbebt es 3u einem
Wertbe BON 1OO,OOO,000 Marf. Oas
lit 2apitol.-Der Me9anifer nimmt 5
Wearf Mertb Moterial, madt oaraus
eine ubr, bic 100 Wtarf ,pertb 1T, unb
bas nennt man &e1hid.-Gin 9auf fmann
nimmt einen Nrtitel, Der 25 Yfennis
,pertb 1T, .unb perfauft ibn fir eine
Mort. Das 1T @ei@dft. Cine Dome
tann lib einen lebr id6uen 9ut fiir
3.75 Mart taufen, aber lie siebt es Dor,
li9 einen 9ut fir 81 Wfart su5ulegen.
Das lit Narrbeit. Der Nrbeiter nit Der
99aufel arbeitet 10 Stunben unb be-
f6rbert brei ober bier 3onnen grbe ober
Roble fir einen Dollar. Das 1T Nr.
belt. - Die Der. Staaten nebmen cine
lln;e Sob unb prasen einen Moler
barauf bas 1T @elo; lie nebmen aber
fir so Gents @ilber unb prdsen barauf
zone Dollar. In Cod we trust"
un6 bas lit 5hrr'rtel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06

Shttler In iebe RlaHe autneDmt. DdrL
erinnert iid bet Gigaro, bab Gberubtnt
feiner 3ett befonbers freng bartn tpdr,
baB bic 3abl BON o4t @9iilern ni3t
iberi4ritten unb ieber plab nar ttnem
ptrtli4 Salenttrten ousetbeilt ntrb<n
hurfe. 9alebp, bamals proftifor ber
COMPETITION am Gonierbatorium unb
Elm befonberer 0iebltngG Gberubints, tam
etnmal au bieftm unb faste. ct ptffe
einen iungen Mann. ber Sanger In ber
RlaRt pon4arbs ju terben tpiinfae;
es fei nod Elm plab frei. rN d Elm
plab2" brummte Gberubini. ,Nur
mebr etn plab II fret = bas gebt
ni9t, gebt abfolut ni9t." 6elepp ent>
fernte ii9 barauf finf9meteenb. ba Ct
puBte, Gberubtnt sperbe bti fetnkrt
rNein" nt9t be9a.ren. gaa9 etntgen
Eagen fling benn ou& Gberubtnt an:
~Du baft mt@ um etnsn splab far et'
nen @9iiler erfu4ts @ut - ct fol1 In
Biz Gasotttla7e eehtn; ba tnb nur
Dtpei @9uler." - r@s 1T Elm @dnger,"
antiportete 9elebp. = so, etn SGns
eer9 9at er etne f@Dne Stimme, biefer
@dnser9" = rWas nabt fie ibm, tpenn
bod fein plab fret ift9" metnte 9alebp
In na4lGKtsem Some unb betmlth la'
4enb. = rsSyit ct iuns9" rNtht all3u
iebr!" - rSit ct muittalii4@ =
.@ar ni4t!" - vMb ab, bas 1T fart!
ST er ipenigtens bon bibidkr grf9et.
uuns2" = rNein. er 1T bdblid!" fasts
barauf bet 6osbafte Qalepp. ber feinen
Meiiter fannte, - r3um Seufel! 60
l4id' mir i'm ber = ct 1oll ben plab
6A 9pon9at6 haben! @ber fage iRm,
mern ct ni1t fletbtg 1T, 70 Jag i9 ibn
na@ feds Monaten ipteber ipeg unb
penn Du i'm aehnmal protsairtl"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
5taotGolumbus
Sanferott.

Oie Nnseieenagentur BON N. :. gSatz
Tins sins am Dienltae in Die Sdnoe el=
nes MaHenperwalters iiber. Soo ..
@alomap lpurbe als MaHenpermolter
.ernannt unb leine Biirsiboft pom E.d=
ter Babger auf $4,000 an9elest. Der
Wanterott 1T bic 6olse mebrerer Sab
lungsurtbeile, bi. tiirslitb sesen bic
Moentur ermirft wurben. Mm leBten
Wsontae erbielt Sobn $. aens IN Yorts=
mouth 3ablunesurtbeile in Der 9ope
BON $4,000 segen Wattins, oenen Wa-
ter unb Onfel, Die in ber borti0en urs.s
qeaenb mobnen. Sic Nnmdlte fur bic
citizens 8ont in prolpeet erb,elten
ebenfans 3ablunssurtbeile in Der 9obe
Don $s,s97.ss. Seute Morsen er'
wirfte @. s.. Dal BON Deloiuare f'!r
bic bortiee Depolit Banttns eontpasnte
aeoen WSiner, Sones & Co., S. W.
SORES, S. 9. Wpatt, @ebriioer gSattsns,
Gpan Dusbes unb Sbomas :. Yearp
Elm 3ohlunasurtbeil fiir $2,O57.S7, uno
ferner fir Solep6 $. Dunlap Elm Sab
iunssurtbeil seg,n Wtiaer. Sones q w.,
$. @. Sones unb Sobn W. Wpatt fur
1,50O. -,
Sm Sabre 1883 bate q. 8. Wattins
in 8rolpect cine Mnseigeasertur an9e'
fauaen uno perleste bielelbe oor urge
idbr ,pei Sabren bierber na.a eoiun'-
bus 0a bic Mnmdlte Der Sant IN
groipsct nos @utbaben berlelben l,aern T.
mollten, 10 eruirtten lle pom M'qter
Baoqer einen tenpOrdren Ginbaltsbeteel
oeqen Wattins, lpono4 Nesterer ao9s'
boIten murbe, iein @el4dtt su trurs-
feriren ober su uerdubern. uro ltellfe 81.
nIeih ben Mntrae aur Grnennuns e'nes
IolIenperwalters. Sir piele Sabre
fiib,ten Die Gebriioer Wottins in Hrolpeet
elm groses @ei4dit nit imgortirten 3as. S|.
unb autl6enpferben. Sie '4Ie@ten
3eiten unb bic 6laubeit ees Y1sroe.
mortts moren bic 9aupturla4eu 'bres
2uins.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06
Kur,es Nuerlei.

- 0on Der Gountp-gommillion mur=
ben poreeiern Yldne CUR erri4tuns e.-
neg glepotors i'm Gourtbauie seprll1t.
Ser Rojtenanlhlas betrdgt $4,SS7.
- gountp Surpepor Oun tpuroe
,outbori5irt, bic Bobnitreten oer eo=
lumbus unb Delaware yabn 5m'l9en
Wortbineton unb Slate Sia uno Der
Stint gobn BON Der senannten Vabn
Sic mad Stint feFSuitellen. S'e Soften
aperoer upn Der elettril4en Sabn9elel-
haften setrogen.
- Sic 5taats-Yriifunssbebo fir
3abndrate belt am Dienitas i'm yfeil
6aule ibre @erlammluns ab unb prifte
eins Mn3abl applitanten. Sur yraris
wuroen suselaHen: 8. 8. Sborpe,
GAINESVILLE; s. q. Babgett, @ibl on-
BURG; s. 9. Me&uire, Solebo; Or.
Goeers, 5prinsIielo ; Dr. Satpler, Mt.
Bernon.-Die nd9ite 8eriommlnna Der
Beb6rbe Iinbet am legten Dienitag 1m
Mai ltatt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-06

Den tIelnIten y un b
Der Welt foQ bic gr3bersosin gliiabetb,
bic 9o9ter Der 2ronprin3eiiin Stepba'
ME, beliben. Gas Sbierden tpiest nur
220 @ramm mod ni9t Elm babies
pfunb) uno bat auf einem 0anbteller
bequem plab.
Sn be ruiiii d E II
@tdot6en prspros3l, oas unpeit Der
oitpreubiiden @ren3e belesen 1T, brad
cine Geuersbrunf aus, bic AZ @ebdube
tn Sdutt uno 9li6e leste. Qn 100
Janilien baben Qab unb Gut perloren
unb linb oboa6los getporoen.
-@roBes Muffebenerres 9 t
bic Verbaftung bes Germ Sarbieu,
setpe{enen Maire bon 9lrles, eben1ali,
gen @eneralratb uno prdlioenten BEG
9anbels9eri6ts. @esen benielben tpar
f9on felt einem Monat cine ltnteriu.
dung tpesen gete6ung uno getrua
einseleitet iuoroen. Ser unteriu.
6unssri9ter BON 9arascon besab iid
mad Mrles, Inn bic llnteriu6ung fort
3uleben. Us 11elnt, Dap DIE Nus1agen
Der 3eusen oermaben belaitenb fir Den
ebemalisen Maire mar en-, bab bellen
foIortiee Snbaftnabme fir anseseist
era6tet ipuroe.
- ueber Die Stabt Bin6e,
melde 5pilden Wons uno Gbarleroi in
gelsien seleeen 1T, bat bic Socialiiten.
partei oes 0ennesau 'fden Mittelbedens
ben 8opeott perbdn9t. Die Staot
bat ni6t genii9eno iocialiitif6 gepdblt
uno lit oesbalb in 8erruf ertldrt NOR.
ben. aein 9rbeiter barf bon einem
9dnoler in gin6e irseno ettuas faufen;
fir oas BON Der 9rbeiterbep0lferunS
lebenbe Stdbtben Elm barter G6lag.
9lls fiir3li6 mebrere 0dnoler aus gin9e
nit ibren Waaren auf benz Martte IN
ga 9oubiere eri6iener, tpuroen iie oers
artig empfan9en, bab iie f9leuniglt
tpieoer ab3ogen, uno brei ii1 nod benz
Martte begebenoe ginuobnenbe BON
Bin1e tpurben f9on unteripe9s in pe.
rome ansebaltsn nno seb0ris bur9se'
pristlt.
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-@eri6tsantpalt Charles J. Ru

-Geri1tsantpalt CHARLES }. Rumler
in Oapton muroe am Nbenb bes 27.
NoDember pur 3tpei Weselagerern aufae.
bolten. gr idrie um 6ilfe, rporauf feline
ansreifer entfoben. &umIer bate siem=
lt6 piel &elo Bel ii@.
- lleber bic unseratbnen ainoer,
welde me9en aQerlei Berseben nit Der
Yoliaei in Gonflift fommen, laat Elm We.
ri9t Der nDoaro Of Gountp Nifiitors" !:
rDurd 8eimohnung Der W.rbonblun.
gen bieier Gd0e lit Die Boarb me6r unb
mebr 3u Der l1eber3eusung gefpmmer
bob ni4t bic Rinber, ionbern 6eren gl.
tern auf Die Anflasebonf iollten. seyn
nenn aus 3ebn Gdllen baben Qin6er.
,peIde iebt in BEN aeformanitolttu itnb.
y Der Na&ldifgfeit unb f9Ie4teu gr.
1ie9rne ieitt - ibref Gltern ii perbesgtr
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slm Mbenb bes 81. yfopember
murbe bic &eifr unb GaBoaubenfabrit in
Solsate, 9enrp Gountp, BON ibren eige-
men Nrbeitern nieoergebrannt. Die Gas
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li6en Ohio unb bei6afti9t eine bubide
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bur9l6nittli9 nur 81 per Sag perbien.
ten. Ginise Der Nrbeiter le9ten bic Mr=
belt nieber unb treitten. @esen 10
llbr iiberrumpelten lie Die ga6tmadter
unb 3inbeten bic Nnlasen an. Die
Gabrit seb0rte Gunner @beqep in Sos
lebo unb Serene Sbelep in Defiance.
Sic 90be bes S@abens 1T nod ni9t
an0egeben.