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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07
SPEND YOUR OUTING ON THE aREA1
LAKES.

LAKEA
Visit picturesque Mackinac Island. It
will only cost you about 412.6O from De-
troit; $15 from Toledo; &10 from Cleveland,
for tho round trip, including meals and
bertlls. Avoid the heat and dust by travel.
ing on the D. & G. floating palaces. The
attractions of trip to the Mackinac region
arc unsurpassed. The island itself Is a
grand romantic spot. its climate most in
vigornting. Two new steel passenger
steamers have just been built for tho
upper luke route, costing $500, 900 each.
They aro equipped with every modern
convenience, annunciators, bath rooms.
etc., Illuminated throughout by electricity.
and arc guaranteed to be the grandest.
largest and safest steamers on fresh water.
These steamers favorably compare with
the great ocean liners In construction and
speed. Four trips per week between
Toledo. Detroit, Alpena, Mackinac. st.
Ignacc, Pctoskey, Chicago, $780," Mar.
quctte and Duluth. Daily between Cleve.
land and Detroit. Daily between Cleve,
land and Putin Bay. The cabins, parlors
and staterooms of these steamers are de
signed for the complete entertainment Of
humanity under home conditions; the pal
atial equipment, the luxury of the ap
pOintments, makes travelling on thest
steamers thoroughly enjoyable. Send fol
illustrated descriptive pamphlet. Address
! A. A. ScHANTz, g. +. = T. A., D. & G
Detroit. Mich.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07
Cures slecp-WalkinR.

An old colored 'mammy," noted for
her originality in methods Of nursing,
declares that she cured whole family
OF sleep-walking by placing strip Of
oilcloth each side Of the bcd-the feet
touching the cold floor awakening the
sleeper. Wet carpetron- the fioor ls Q
not unknown remedy, nnd q bathtub
Of water where the wandering sleeper
would descend into It on leaving the
bed is the rather heroic treatment
sometimea resortcd 10. The old mann
my's method deserves trial. and
would seem TO 10 both effective and
not too severe
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07
Farm For Sale.

Ihave y good farm will, nj the
latest improvements, containing
1876 acres, situated two miles east
0f South Perry an tho r.nd leading
from LAurelville 10 Logan that ]
will sell cheap. The farm IL we'll
waterei for stock; has u good
orchard and all kinds ~ fruits. For
further Information call on or adj
dress G. NJ. McCLELLAND.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07

Buy tickets to Northern Mich
iKxn Resorts via the Buckeye
Route. Choice 0f v0ulss 9ning and
returning. Write W. II. Fishrv,
q. Pat. A. G. II. v. - =, ny.
for particulars. f
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07
The chsiing-Dish.

In buying q chadng-dish do not
think that a silver-piated one is neces-
sary. One made Of block tin is just 40
good for cooking purposes. In using
chaHng-dish remember that the fame
Is intensely hot aud very close; there.
fore be careful lest what you are cook
Ing be overdone or burned. Always
wash tho chafng-dish as soon e possj.
BILE after using. and place 1t In the sun.
II possible. Also in extinguishing the
fame, that You completely cover the
lamp; for II you do not you will loose 3
great deal of alcohol by evaporstion.--
Ladies' uome Journal
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07
HE GOT THE QUARTER
4 Ride That Proved Quite Expensive for
tho Driver of tho Stage.

a Ride That Proved Quite Expensive for
tho Driver Of the Stage.
DIR. Samuel G. Dixon, wcll-known
scientist of the Quaker city, told
Philadelphia Record man an amusing
story of scene witnessed in New
York the other day while riding in q
Fifth avenue stage. "a lady gave the
driver coin," said Mr.. Dixon, "and
received change for twenty-fv cents.
She informed the driver that she had
given him fifty cents, but the jehu
wouldn't have it thnt way, and the
woman had simply to lose twenty-five
cents. A moment or two later, how
ever, well-dressed, highly respectable
looking male passenger, with q rather
pallid face und physique by no means
athletic looking, rendered tho lady o
quarter and said ho had seen the whole
transaction and knew she wos being
swindled. I'll get it back said he;
you take it, After some persuasion
tho woman was induced to take the
money, and shortly afterward she and
oil the other passengers except myself
nnd the man who had produced the
StSoii ACAt Ouos wv 1fE1Scu
at the end of tho line tho stranger
walked up to the driver, and, In court
eous, but 6rln tones, said: i saw that
lady gavo you u half dollar. I give her
/ the quurter and wnnt you to give It
to NO.
"a volley Of oaths was the only an.
swer, which, however, was cut short by
, well-tlirectcd blow from the fist OF
the passenger aud the driver went
down. lie got up with another shower
! of profanity and made for his assail
ant, but promptly wcrt down again
the blow this time landing full on the
jaw. When the driver got up the SEQ
ond time he gave up the quarter But
! the passenger wasn't through yet
I've split my gloves on your face, hi
hc said, and ! want two dollars ani
lfty cents to buy new pair. Refusa
! brought another punch, and again the
/ driver measured his length. lie didn''
want any moro. but gracefully handed
his punchcr the demanded two dollar
and tlfty conts. ascertuined after
wards that the gallant passenger Wa
Billy Edwards. the ex-prize fighter
ond the other drivers are. under
stand, still chatting their associate ol
his encounter and its resnlts-"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07

Il. +. Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of
Promis City, Iowa, says: ~ bought
one bottle Of Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism and two doses of it
did me more good than any medi-
cine ever took" Sold by F. Har-
rington, druggist, Logan, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07

There Il asid "a b no penal ipsti-
tuition in this county thst y wholly
aslf-supportipg.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07

Emgljsl. SPAWN LinimeDt re-
in0ves MI hard, soft or cAll0use,l
Jumps and bleInishes fran horses.
biV.l spavins, eurhS, splint-.
Sweeney. ring-hnne, stiheS. si,rains
~ swnilen threats, coughs, etc.
ssve 40 hy uss nf Que hottie. War
rante. the most wnnderfui hleInish
& rs.ev''~ kn"vm. Sold hv y. H,r.
r'"s.pu, t).s.s.'', is"n,O
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-07-07

The works Of Martin Luther bess
evidence 10 the fullnsss Of his vocsbu.
larry OF abuse In dsnounoins his ID.
vsrsaries In controversy he followed
the custom Of his time. In his contro.
versy with Henry Will hs called the
majesty Of England knsve. , fool, :
rotten worm OF the sarth. o ridiculous
donkey and other things that win mot
heAr repriptinR. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
SCHOOL FINANCES.
Rock Island District Assets and
Liabilities.
THE NEW BUILDINGS ERECTED.
The Cost of Each and the Total Inve.t-
ment-Proportion OF Fuuds-The usouis

The fact that at the last session of
the board of education The tax levy
of the. Rock Island school district
was fixed ut S7S. 900, of which $i3,-
600 is for general purposes and $685.
900 for school building. has aroused
some interest among tax payers as to
the actual monetary outlay made in
school buildings in Rock Island. as
well as TO the general condition Of
school funds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21

at the c., r. /. & p, has been, much
to the regret of her friends, removed
from the Rock Island office. She
left last evening for st. Joseph ard
Kansas City. where she will visit
relatives for n short time. Just
where Miss Eslie will be stationed
hereafter is not yet decided. By this
change S. p. Henderson has been as
signed to day duty and Fred Massay.
of Chicago, the night work.
W. W. NJ. Williams. resident of
Council Bluffs, has invented a palace
car, and company is being formed
ut St. Joe, No.. by western capital
lists for its manufacture His plans
in the main have proved to be so
simple and practical that many rail-
way men predict something of rev.
olution in travelling circles. 1t is
proposed to capitalize the corpora
ton for between $500, 600 and So
000,0 More than $500. 900 of
the stock has been subscribed, and
the company will be incorporated
within 4 few days. 1t is calculated
that one-half the rates now charged
by the Pullman and Wagner compa-
MES will pay 4 dividend to the new
company OF not less than so per cent.
AT East st. Louis, too. a company
with capital stock of 5000, 0o0 has
beeL organized to manufacture palace
cars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
No Wonder!
Ills teeth he still did q inl
And Grimly gnash. "-Spei Ger

For be suffered all the organizing fortunes Of
dyspepsia. In the morning his eyes were dim
and bloodshot. h rrible nausca was e perienced,
food was TO him resoiting, aud yet a gnaw ns
craving for food pervad-d his whole system His
heart raipitaed violently afier the least cxertio
Hope hGd nearly loft him, when he read
Of the marvellous cGr.s effected by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medica! Discovery. lie hurried
to the drug store. bou- hit bo tie and the fects
were so satisfactory that h- now gnashes hte
teeth when he thinks Of the agonies he might
have prevented, had he uscd &c. y. D."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
THIEVERY AND BURGLARY
Rock Island Had Some Experience Last
Evening.


Jack McAuliffe went into Given's
saloon yesterday evening, drunk. and
swiped a coat. He afterwards sold
it to DR., G. +. Thomas for 90 cents.
and while blowing in the 20 cents he
was arrested. He will be given his
preliminary hearing Monday morn
ing.
Last evening the Elm street shoe
store was broken into and three pairs
of shoes, a suit of clothes and some
neckties and collar and cuff buttons
stolen. Entrance was made through
a back window and the hooters. after
taking the shoes and neckties. found
a satchel, in which was the suit of
clothes. The satchel was evidently
taken into the yard and searched, as
1t was found empty in the yard.
John Collum L. Co.'S. saloon on
Fifth avenue was broken into last
evening. and the cash register and
two slot machines were taken into
the yard and broken open, and 50 in
nickles and 81 80 in pennies taken.
Entrance was made through back
window. and as yet no clue to the
thieves can be found.
Schailer Found Guilty.
At he conclusion of the argu-
ments in the case before Magistrate
Schroeder of the city VS.. George
Schaifer. for keeping disorderly
house. Squire Schroeder fined him
$50 and costs. but the attorneys for
the defense took an appeal to the
circuit court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21

Bate les - Soni an Sage; VI 'Dona .al and
Eoiard bnee h'ts,f' Ok lslaId 10, Quincy. 3.
Eriors-Rock lsland, g; Quincy. >.
Other Games
Other games in the Western asso-
citation yesterday resulted: At Des
Moincs-St. Joseph. 4; Des Moines.
s. At Peoria-Jacksonv =: Peo-
ria, s. Al Omaha-Lincoln, 8: Oma-
ha, 6.
High FIirs.
Liberal reward to the man who
found the rabbits foot.
Two more games with Quincy and
home Tuesday with Peoria.
kid" Baxendale has been re-
leased by Omaha, and has signed
with Des Moines.
Three straight without a culver is
what Rock Island has done. besides
the exhibition game At Canton. Let
the good work go on.
Despite the downhill clatter at
which Rock Island has been going.
the pennant is still in sight. but the
question now arises. will we win il?
If Sage's men will try. the answer
Will be in the affirmative
| The jacksonville Courier speaks
thus of the closing game of the series
IN that city: at was. indeed. Il
beautiful contest, for the visitors
played well. and your Mr. Katz, of
the Iwin-Citys, accomplished sew
eral brilliant turns with the stick.
while out in the field he caught
something like a half dozen beautiful
flies. Such an exhibition of field
work was never before witnessed in
Jacksonville. and particular mention
should be made of Burrus, for the
Jacksonvilles, and Sweeney. for the
visitors, both of whom played out a,
center field"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
New Buildings


The total invested in public school
buildings since the advent of the era
OF substantial improvements in 1887.
when the new High school was built.
including No. 4 in process of COM
pletion amounts to Sl1S.l19.90.
The funds expended on each build
ing are shown To be the following:
High School-Completed in 1887:
contract price of NJ. Schnell. s2l.i00:
cost complete including incidentals.
heating. grading. etc. S2S .260.77.
Building No. 5-Completcd in 1889:
contract price of Bick IL Ritchev.
Sl0.T5; complete cost. including
heating. grading. etc. sl7. 67S35.
Building No. 2-Completed in
1891: contract figures OF Ritchev x
DeGear. -, 2i9; total cost including
heating, incidentals and extras. tI3.-
lS4S7.
Building No. 1-Comple,ed in
1892: cost of lot, 81. 800: contract
price of G.. J. W. Schreiner. $40. 700;
complete cost. including heating ap-
paratns. grading. etc. $50. 359.s
Building No. 6-Rebuilt in 1892:
accepted bid of Sievcrs d Anderson.
Sl5.745; total cost including all Incl
dentals. furniture. heating, ETC..
$2l. $50 0S.
Building No. ito be completed
by Sept /. contract figures of Johr
Nolk Il Co., $4,000: estimated cost
complete. including grading, heating
and furnishing. 500. 900.
The improvements thus noted give
Rock Island n series of school build
ings second to none in anv CITY of
equal size in the country, and few
communities. indeed. furnish an
equal in the advantages afforded.
The new No. 4, the massive IL
room building now approaching com
pletion is believed to be the largest
ward building in the state outside OF
Chicago. The board expect to he
faced with the desirabilitv of remod-
cling No. ! in the near future-which
is the only remaining building of the
old style. except No. 3. which has
been abandoneG-lnd sooner or later
of erecting a building in the Thirty
eighth street district. In view of the
| picscht siluatioh. DtItHeT one Ol
these improvements can be made.
unless No. 3 should be sold. which is
not at all unlikely.
Financial Statement
A reproduction of the financial
statement of the board July ]. will
he read with in.eres. in this connec.
ton:
IIAHIIITI-s
General orders is ued and unpaid. 3 40 ~
Time orders issued md unpaid ...... $500 On
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
When travelling,

whether on pleasure bent. or bust
ness, take on every trip bottle of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas
antly and effectua'ly on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in 5Jc and s bottles
by all leading druggists. Manufact-
ured by the California Fig Syrup
Company, only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21

surprise you. They are worth
from 15c to $50 each. All 90 in
one lot for 33c. None exchanged,
and no mail orders filled. Also
linen collars at SC all this week
none after.
House Furnishings.
l-burner oil stove, strike price,
soc.
large galvanized tub. strike
price, age.
ironing board. strike price. SSc.
2-hook wooden pail, strike price,
13c.
One-half bushel japanese wood
bottom measure, strike price, 15c.
Mason Jar tops, strike price per
dozen. 19c.
Pint Mason jars &c each: quart
Mason jars. Sc each: one-half gall
lon Mason jars, &c each.
Jar rubbers, best quality, per
dozen. Sc.
Sectional dinner pals. 15c.
Nickel-plated tea kettle. all cop
per, 9Sc.
No. $ extra heavy copper bottom
wash boiler. csc.
No. $. lighter weight copper bot
tom wash boiler, Csc.
Lawn seats SC.
Pure Cocoa soap Sc.
Tricycle. reduced from $l3.4S to
IS.
Tricyclcs reduced from S11.4s to
So.
Nelocipedes reduced to $16S.
5O-picce tea set, highly decorat-
ed. $29S.
lronstone china cups and saul
GERS. 45c.
5-inch plates per set 25c; 6-inch
plates per set. soc; finch plates.
per set, 35c.
Rice root scrub brush, sc.
Hand brush Sc
Stone jars. per gallon. 4c.
Stand lamp. fancy, 45c.
Ink. per bottle, SC.
Screen doors Csc.
Hammocks, ladies' belts. writing
paper, lower than the lowest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
Young
& McCon1bs
Special Strike Sale.

Don't keep your money tied up. See our prices, and
they will strike you the lowest. Compare prices
Go to any store in the three Cities and we can prove
TO you that you will strike bottom when you buy of
us. Quality considered
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
AND STILL ANOTHER,


Well. there is one more game add
ed to the won column today. Yes
terday afternoon Silent Harry pitched
good game for Rock Island at Quin-
cy, and despite numerous errors on
the part of his support. won out by
hard hitting, Sage, Sweeney. Ka,z
and Kreig doing the honors with two
and 3-base hits. The score is ap-
pended:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
Chenille Table Covers.
Read-Compare.

The United Shirt and Collar COM
uauy were stuck on lot of gents
fine white shirts. In December we
bought the lot at q figure that will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
General orders is ued and unpail. -. 8 40
Time orders issued md nnptid.. ... 1901,
COUNTY BUILDING.

19-Sarah A. Mapes to Ellsworth
Mapes. part mel 1w2 II, 1S, pc, ST.
100.
Sarah E. Mapes to Ellsworth
Mapes. tract by metes and bounds,
mel 10, IL. 1w, $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
Special Monday Sale.

lot Our entire lot of Cheney
Bros fancy figured Pongcc silks.
40 reserve. The 81 qualities all
-o at strike sale price-59c.
Special Tuesday Sale.
Lot Ladies' muslin under
wear. Chemise. good muslin.
worth SIC to 1925. Just stop to
considerable muslin in these gar
mcuts pre worth from 40c to 15c,
AMI just to make it lively in this
department. we will sell them at
strike ale price-9c, 25c and 35c.
Special Wednesday Sale.
lot S-Laundricd chcmisettcs in
Chambrav and Pcrcalcs. were 25c
and soc. strike sale price, lie.
Lace Curtains and Uphol-
Stery.
W. are selling curtains and up
hr'-tcry goods cheaper than any
other house ever did or ever will.
hat cannot DO 50 only this week on
account OF the strike.
Lace curtains three yards long.
tall width. at Zoe.
Real scotch lace curtains. I'M
pIua'lcd for wearing qualities. have
been sold ut 81 %, strike sale price,
$50.
Chenille curtains in assorted coll
brown. olive. red, rose-the
$50 quality. strike sale price,
S-.9S
Chenille Table Covers.
>.N quarters. full dado fringe,
beautiful designs. worth Sl.47,
strike sale price. Csc.
oar siN quarters. Imperial Per-
sian pattern, worth anybody's
money at 1915 To So; strike sale
price $1.GS.
Read-Compare.
The United Shirt and Collar COM
uaav were stuck on lot Of gents
fnc white shirts. In December we
bought the lot at figure that will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21
Tax Levy and school Proportion.

A statement of the general levy and
the proportion which the schools of
Rock Island received during the pre-
ceding period of four years will he
read with interest. although some of
the figures have been given hereto
fore. the figures on general amount
turned into the county treasurer for
this year being at this time incom-
plete:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21

A reproduction of the financial
statement of the board July j. will
he read with interes. in this connec-
ton:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-21

lot Our entire lot of Cheney
Bros. fancy figured Pougcc silks.
80 reserve. The 81 qualities all
Nv at strike sale price-59c.
, 1894-07-31
Gin blutourftt9es Qumpoenie.

Inter $500 8iirgicbaft pertpieS 8i3ter
Seperion beute firth ben Staliener De
9tcomes al OaS griminalgeribt. 9erIelbe
fam geitern gu ieiuem 9anbsmann Ben
t6eaoer unb forberte bieiem $40 ab. 6eaper
pertpei9erte tbm 6ieielben, norauf er
wItbenb auffubr un6 ienem i6lteBIi9
etnen Sauiti6lag ms @eitcbt ertbetlte.
gtatirlib ipebrte itob 9eaoer un6 ba er Der
StGrfere mar, puroe De NeaneS balb in
Die @n9e getrieben. Sn icincr Butb griff
oieler oanH 81 etnem Sai6enmeiier, MEL
cbeS er in ietner Galbe trug, uno ltieB e5
leinem @e9ner in ben llnterleib. W1it cinem
NuSruf oeS S6mer3e5 bracb 6eaper 5uiamz
men. Die g oli3iiten&irber unb 2arien bon
oerW. @btcago2lOe. Station tpeiIten SufGuig
IN Der 9tGbe unO etlten auf bic 0iIferufc
6eaDer'S berbei. sic IieBen 6enielben nab
Dem County 6oipital ~brtngen un6 Derz
bafteten De gteames. Der 8erpun6ete
bate itdb ie6oc6 BON ieiner 8erleBung beute
frltb bereitS 10 melt erbolt, 0aB CT UNI bic
5e6nte Wtor9enitunbe Dor Nibter SeocrlOn
ais 4ntldger ge8en ieinen 8iOeriaAer err
ideinen tOnnte.
, 1894-07-31
6e9en 2tIo. :. :. 8rennan.
Die pom ser Spe5iaI= GranoiurY erhobene
2nfIa9e Don Rifter Dunno sur
D~erPanoIuu9 aufeerufen.

Gor Ni9ter 0unne tpur6c beutc Morgcn
Bic 8e8cn ben Nlherman Sobn s. Brennan,
BON Der acbt3ebnten 8arO, anbGngige 9lnz
fla9e sur 8%er6anoIung auf9erufen. 9te1
ielbe itammt bon iencr rcpublifaniicben
Spe5ial70 ranbiurD ber, tpelcbe befanntliob
gegen so politiibe 2tnfLagen eirretc6ten.
Inter bieien bcfanben iib aucb 2lntlagen
ge9en Bic @ablcommiiiGre, neil bicIelben
etnen StimmpLaB i'm Gonn Safe in cine
Q8irtbi6aft DerIegt batten. 9ieie 9lntlagen
ipurben pon 3ttcbter 8apne bcr einigcr
3ett ais ungiiltig %erflGrt, neil cine 9Ibficbt
Der @abIcommtnGre ntcbt beipieien tuar
un6 ber ltnter8ebenc, tpelcber ben 8luB
mG6lte, nit Dem 0eieb uiobt betannt mar.
alderman Brennan, tpeIcber BEL Ser
8abl am 3. 2tpriI tuabri5einlicb ein paar
bunoert Dollars iprin9en lieB, lit Der
v8eite6un8 un6 ungeiebGi6er llmtriebe"
bei9ulbi8t. Die 8etpeisaufnabme ptr6
beute gtubmittar itattfinDen.
, 1894-07-31
Seuer auf Ser Nor0feite.
Nd6tliher 8rano i'm 6aus 10. 254 BIad.
bamf Str.

6eute Morgen tur3 nab l llbr bra9 in
benz 6auS SEQ, 234 8laGbalpt Str. elm
6cuer aus, pelches an benz @ebGu6e ieIbit
einen Scba6en Don $500 anrtbtete unb 6as
WtObiliar Der 8euobner erbcblicb idGoigte.
Sn bem 6aus, 5eiien Gi8ent6imer Socob
8r&gger lit, pO6nt WfatbiaS Stranger, Der
etnen 8erluit BON $500 an ieincm W&obiz
liar erLttt.
9ie anberen8 etpObner 6cs 6aules, @tls
liam 8DlB, q. Wfarf uno Ionp Sieger
i6dBen Die 8erluite an ibrem betueglicben
Gi9entbum auf $150-$2O0a alb. Ollie Ser
lutte ftnO Ourcb 9erfibernng geOeft ultO
Die Seueripebr DerbtnOerte ourdb tbr i6uelz
Les @tn8reifen Die Qtusbreitung 0es 8ranz
oeS. Der nG6tlicAe 8ran6 bate Bic game
9ta6baribaft auf Die 8eine gcbracH. 9as
@ebGu0e beitebt aus 3tpei Stpfperfen nit
einem .3iegelzGrbgei6rB. Sn leBterem
bra9 oas Seuer aus.