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THE REV. CALVIN FAIRBANKS BOOK
Az APPEAL FROM THE AGED ANrI-sLAvERY
WORKER

Az APPEAL FROM THE AGED ANrI-sLAvERY
WORKER.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: | have been stimulated ana guided by your
luminous pages for many years. through the mas
cence ~ the ant!-siavery struggle under tHe III
trepil Greeley clear ~ thought. morally pure ana
,hyslcallv brave ami since his retreat beyond
the Gates" hts Successors TO this day. ana nave
never been misguided in philosophy or economy
81 have fought n good fight. have nearly finished
my course" ,
am .eventy-seven years md eight months Old
Nearly all my compatriots have passed on. VINO
OF them all Is living? | am thinking Of James g
Jackson NJ D. Frederick Douglass. Elizabcth
Codv stanton. Grace Greenwood. Laura S. Havl-
lana I g. whittier Robert Perv!s, Neal Dow.
IN. Rev James Farchiid. late president OF ooe'
lin ami the Rev. AMI Hon. James monroe, r'O
fe.sor In the Obcrln College Institute "no %
I am not sure that all these are sun on '''' 'ie
[ am apprchensive that Dr. JachHo" ''' INV
passed on. - baton.
~, ,,,u I am have been able in time past 10
.,. with any OF the human race. But Tor the "s'
two vears have failed physically, more thah III
my whole life besides. II left to my physi'a po"e''
,nr . suhsstence | know / must fail. But Tor ny
friends many OF whom have never sea FAR in pos
when the sea was before ne, ana the uese,
and hostile host in my ny TT nync hf o. @ Mccabe
cane into the field my Blucher. ana saVeu u '"e
my Waterloo - ,,.ot =" u,hich
,vas brought out through the benevolent en"rby "i
,h,, ind1rnltable moral hero g. 1. AcN ape n,'
49,, 80. means so ,er OF clearing away the CLOUDS
and afforllng the means OF present comfort. bui
sIch book Is not locked after, seized ana ue'oulu ,
by the masses like one of nction -wrltten aDuu.
nothing. but describing so-called facts that never
hmndred copies in hne cloth which will be glad 10
send by mall otherwise on receipt OK u % IN "a
postofIice order or check "A New York bank Also
I have a number OF the biography OF Gerrlt Smith
by Charming. which VIII send on RECEIPT OK H.,
~ CALVIN FAlRBANK.
ANGELICA ALBANY Co. y. y. Aug 9. 1884.
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THE RECORD OF HOT JULY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: July. 1894, unusually hot. There IL a
record however. OF n July still more remarkable
In The journal OF Philosophy" a magazine edited
and published IN Huntington L. l.. 1926, BY SAM
uel Fleet /. found the following record:
state Of the weather In Huntington. Il. L. curing
the month Of July, 1875 Thermometer In the open
air and shade between 2 and oc.ock = m:
"Iuly l. IS degrees clear. wind W; july 3d. Clear
wind N; July g. So a slight shower p. M, wind y.
W: July T. Sc. variable. wind y. w; July .. ~.
slight shower wind y. w; Ju.y s. S.. Gear. VIVA
: w; July T. S. variable. wind Z. w; July :. 81
Gear. wind ~ 70 s.. July g. IS. clear. wind '" 10
s; July TO- &C. clear wind s. w; July II. 100. this
continued from II a. m. 10 p. m; July - ~
clear. wind : w; July IL. 50. Gear. wind y. W.;
July H. ST. cloudy, wind s. w; July 10, * GEAR
wind ~ W.; July l6. 81. clear, wind s. f.; July H.
o. Cloudy w!rd w July u.s. %. cloudy. wind w;
.Ju,y 10. 81 cloudy wind W. and s.; July 20 ~
cloudy, wind s W. July q. 100 c;onfys w va gTv'
July y. ~. c.oudy. wind : W: Juy - ~ ~ ~.
wind S and s ": july a. &C. cloudy. wnd 5. W., W.:
july o. 50. light shower At 10 a. m Wlnd W. , snS
e. July rs. S. clear wind ~: july - "a '' =
wind \. and E.; July So S. clear winu :; a ma ihs
July a. 80 light shower at p. m scarcely 'aa '"'
dust: wind =. W. . ., 40, , dav
with the mercury below so. and only six w.th me me
mercury below 81 fourteen days. Almost mar tns
month the mercury RANGED from ~ 70 100. anI on
1our cher DAYS |, WAS S. or the nine days troin
Juy s 20 "a inclusive. win ne msrSurs n,n ths
lack of rain for the entire monthfour sht snSwers
two in the firs, Ave days and Two IN me sss serv
This record u Tor Huntington. L. J.. dat the ones'
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In country towns crossing at grade more than sew
enty OF the busy streets OF New-fork-not by an
occa sona train, country roads. but by an In
cesslnt procession OF trains. hurrying both up and
upon such a picture and think OF the inevitable
babel OF confusion in the lower part OF tn city.
crammed with freight cars from this endless now
OF traffic ali the necessary concomitants OF al
legged public necessity which has long been con-
demnea By experlencewhen We look upon such
picture, the very wise gentlemen who have per-
mtted themselves to be betrayed into the support
OF the and their learned coadjutors the en-
gneers Will please excuse US II smile when
think OF It at their solicude lest the navigation OF
the Hudson be obstructed b.. the erection OF pier
too far from the New-Jersey shore. and this
serene pacidy In view OF so clearly dangerous dis
turbance of the crcuiatory system or great city,
for the infection OF which upon an unonendng pub
lie no respectable excuse has yet been offered
S. II. WILDER
Newell ondnn Conn Ang & 1891
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Foreign nails for week ending August Is VIII Close
'TT@ssbSA r:rm Lasn y ye
sos'N Trnidaa ant at 1870 Complementary i 80 9
FOR Venezuela and cu5asa "sS oh.r Colombian port:
a9a ana cara s sss s0f foi
e,bsr parts Of Brazil Plata eountrs, must BE-
& 3 p n from fSr ssa!% Sisns and
NWsEFTSEsrAY-At a IN. Complementary 10 a. M tos
rs sscs via VIA RIO Janeo
and Santos oI North Brazil and La p l1a as sun
IG,a afS p Nassau tS, P per
Tam fi SS aHd directed s@rl'T sst
m 'u va s0 Ssfs @ asr
mus! be Rf Synsna Via antwerp
drssei - R'r RAsnI,HE ,ona at at ao % To-
Se Sf per steamer from Halifax Plat, coun.
Ro f jans Ia1 ana %Hf
Procda baltimore 4,ssrs must nar Columbia Via
P E5SSha%po at and Hamburg "pDs%e.tay
h,SS o a, Il ,o' eSsanas @ q per
Sa:.sa n and Gao. r ass, Sc :.
bdmlm m anS Turks Geo CLYDE.
,,sy sban Portugal AT Turkey and
va hSys at os for 'i n1y
ss va at as o a. tGs %1ss g
s:e'f Kaiser srf whsl@ letter. other
SnT's WneR mr. . e. 70 jsmac. ', sSS
a.
saynna per Adirondack detters FOR oher co ," m
-, narts must be directed per Adirondack AT iV.Sv
m Tor Campeche chiapas Taeasco ana anS Ss
,s, he directed per orizaba) at IL a. m ior Ne,ner.
nv. dract s. Ohdam. VIA hotterdam ue''e's
must be directed per Obdam J. ,u ,,....., or,x,
W"us tor china and Japan especially addressed oniyy
NJ Tacoma from Tacoma). close here daiy up W
p k.gr., "a az $50 p m. Mails for Australia exceps
nasc ,,r West Australia. which are forwarded We
Emro,e, New Zealand Hawaii FIJI and samoan lsanas
r Alamsd, Crom San Francisco close here aaiy
up to August us 1T $50 m cor on art , a.
yo-k OF Campania with British malls ior Aus'iaal'
Mails for China and Japan especially addresssd ohU:
nor , Empress Of Japen from vancouver, c,ose ne'S
daily up '2o at G3o p M Mails i9r Sn,nA ans
Ian.n psr >. China from San Francisco Close ne.e
daily up to q at c:3o p m Malls Tor soe ley
daily w 70 August % at $50 m Mails fos hawai- ~.
Aus,rali, ,from san Francsco), close mere dany
@ y, Angus, 20 At $50 p Mails for Australia tex.
cen, West Australia. Hawaii and FIN isiands per
w.,,n,oo from Vancouver close here daily after Az.
r,,s. us and UP to September - at $50 m Mails TOT
by rail- Halifax and thence by steamer.
c,ose AZ hi. Office daily $50 Malls Tor MiQueion
h. rail 10 Boston and by close at this
One. daily at $40 p m. Malls for Cuba; by rail 70
rama Fla and thence by steamer sailing moneys
and Thur-day close this ONCE daily a. a. m g., Ms,s
patch by steamer close at this Office daily at a. m
IN nxi.,rrd mail closes at y. m previous day
CHARLES W. DAYTON, Postmastef
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A MAN WITH A SEEDY TALE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Yesterday n well-dressed. medium-sized.
light haired German American young man called
at my Office with package OF flower seeds said
70 have been ordered Of his employer by my wife. to
Ia cant ~ mo G. @ d He had my name with both
business and home address written on paper IN
German style OF handwriting. and as ne answered
several questions satisfactorily. | paid him. ana
on arriving home learned that my VIE had not
ordered the seeds. which are worthless A seeds-
man bo. Informed me that this man has been
wanted for the last two years for robDng many many
men in the same way and would Ike 10 see this
thief shown up In The TrlDune- e,.rrrprp
New York. Aug. 10. lsyi SOr + iNNiN'
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SUNDAY Aus sooES n b is
ley r.. Andrews suddenly. Of aPopleSy r...,., .v.,.
Funeral services at his late residence on Tuesday even
ing 18th inst. at o'clock
Massachusetts papers please copy
Veterans Of the Seventh Regiment are requested 70
Company at his late residence No 81 Jefterson-ave..
BROOKLYN " on TuGssy sye3ns A M i Colonel
Alien Clarke tormerly Of NeS-5rieans his eighty
services residence No cs South swan-st. Al.
bany. "Wednesday August 18th. at II a m
TROsr-suddenly a, Nyack-on-the Hudson. on Monday
August 49, 1874 Annette. eldest daughter OF b. l. and
Margaret l.. Frost. aged 10 years.
Funeral private.
HATCH Suddenly. at Planasd ~ T. on saturday A.
S l s'f fro Brick Church 9th
and 37h-st.. n. Y. on Wednesday August 10. ~
HEELy-At New-canaan Conn august is 1904 s,.s-
aged s9s is0s Years r'n and ID monsSs anu
Funeral private.
s sSs Aeo 49, .Hss y H ss.
Funeral Wednesday August 49, at o'clock fom the resi-
OF R SsI b al the Wheson to meet the
erain which leaves Long Island city at p. M
b s n S 18Th as yesr his s ACE
ssrvI He S be hd & hs a!:
Interment private.
gust IT, isoi. Judith knight. wife Of Alfred l. n
Relatives ar. friends are invited attend the funeral
services Mt her late residence No. Gs -, Ma ro
LANE-At Sing Sing. n Y. sunday. Aug H. Edward b.
Lane in the 10Th year o. his age on wednesday
Avg Is. a, / 30 p m
savSs S Cram S M C csniTs qSp Depot 'p at
MowRY-At Pittsneld Mass. August H. 1884. Albert Ia
RELATIVES and friends invited attend the tansrs.
wednesSay Augast H. at 10 Y 2; m' from MS '''
rntcrmen at woodIawn.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
pArTERsoN-on Monday august 49, iset after linssr;
Ing illness Joseph H. Patterson in the 18th year OF
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral
ave brooklyn. Thur:day. August 49, ct lV"o a. m
PINCKNEy-After a lingering illness. Thompson f'nex-
R.a,vs friends invited to attend ne ipns,s!
W@9nd sd Aug. i. at p m.
Intermqnt al woodlawn.
t i Ga os Sh. s Ms
| Funeral services Monday August H. . D. H.
! Burial private A.
Grand Park Ma|sroneek on Monday Mon As
q and Hannah JoraT @sed % mars from
the NJ F. Church. Rye Neck y. T.
sHouDY-on saturday August H. at bis residence. 20o
McDonough-s. Brooklyn. Joseph A. shoudy IN MS va
Funeral services the house Tuesday i4'h nst at
SIMMONS ON August IL. 1894 Caroline G simmons: IN
her SD year widow Of John simmons and daughter OF
Noble Campbell Of sogthwick Mass s,,9.-,,.. r.
tuesday August Il. $3.50 p m.
sTRoNGAs Round Lake % n y.1 ~ Aug James Strong
pnra services at the cemetery Flushing Long Island.
Carriages at Man-s station. Flushing. on arrival q
train leaving Long island CITY at p IN.
Take 34th-.t ferry
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope. Westchester County.
Office so sixth Avenue. New-fork
xESsrco CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad. - minutes
trance. ONCE, 10 Eas 42d-st. Telephone call. $50 s.
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excess OF that In ordinary Ice or roller sxaee2
Ingenious ankle supporters have been devlseo. g
plable not to interfere with the movement %. OF
the Joint and locomoton by means OF these skates
Is nearly perfect II Is claimed thar THESE
skates will a great extent supersede the bicycle
ten twelve miles per hour being readily macy
with them fair roads. and hu.s may be mountee
or descended with as little exertion as ATTENDS I'M
riding OF the cycle. The weight OF pair OF tnest
skates Is only ~ pounds and the diameter OF tni
wheels including tires ~ inches. They are equipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
AN ANCIENT DITIOY BROKEN.

From The Boston Advertiser.
Secretary Gresham has inaugurated great ~
form: he has brought typewrters into the State De-
partment For years typewrting machines have
been used in the different departments. In all but the
State Department Former officials have always
considered that the State Department had some
thing distinctly sacred about It, and that to intro
duce such a modern. noisy machine as a. typewriter
into its precincts would be little short OF sacrilege.
But Mr. Gresham has none Of those ideas, and ne
has Mortified the old State Department men BY
issuing decree that the writing OF the Department
is 10 be done by machine. and time and labor saved
SO the unusual clang OF the typewriter Is heard
all through the State Department.
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Az EXPENSIVE NIGHTSHIRT
From The Sketch.

From The Sketch
A. the Hotel Drouot the other day, ! was pres ~
emf Al the SALE Of snd bsanen,hsd BY him
the ssrtne asnsn:e Tfsa
ing that INC s Marshal. signed by VI. Gagnaison.
notary sE Of 1850 The s ,h, s.. IS and on v e
fine white nn nh an M and crown. A reserve
of 100 put vent Tn' up , ~. nd slowly
ever was ol'' Tor which magnificent price IL wa
70 no ira Hnwn TO person who wished ms name
Kept private. but who p'o'e" ~
himself
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THE pyEUMATTC ROLLER SKATE
From Hardware.

From Hardware.
The rheumatic roller skate which was invented
.o,rs months ago had one defect In II which was
serious drawback to It's use. The height OF the
srollerS threw strain upon the ankle joint lar "
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between New-York and Huntington y
slight zone degree the hottest day .ast MONTH; ana
probably II 20 then. s. y. LEE
New-York, Aug 3, 1894.
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Religions Notices.


METROPOLITAN HALL 14h-st near MI
Cs,t,aro Constantlnopc and Crowned Heads e DosSo
on Canvass To-ulsht. PHILIP PHILI3SSs Gee =
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,,.,,,sd and North Shore LIMITED. va wa
x csiasG Central eSnsod'sa m next day
$50 p. M, arr'v vs Lake Shore $40 .. m. Arrives
Leaves SniscasSkJp o. m. next day.
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DR.. w. A. Hnmmond's Animal Extrse,s csrs
Caroline for the heart Testins Ovae
rne etc J. MILHAU's SON 1873 Broadway. New-YorA.
COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.. Washington.
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MARRIED..

EIDERrNG-OSBORNE-O Saturday. August II, ia
In Saratoga Springs. by William Durant. d. D.. Anna
Louise, daughter Of Mrs. Ogden Hoffman Osborne 70
John William Elderlng. both Of NewYork city.
TIMPSON-MU RRAY-Juy b. 1894. by the Rev John
Floyd steen, OF Ascension Memorial Shape west soo'
St. Ada b. Murray 10 Rowland II. Timpson
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DIED.

Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed with fm
name and address
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Gpcrial Notices.

DO Won ask for my secret
Why my teeth pearly whtel
Why my breath Is fragrant?
And my gums rosy bright?
NV secrets Oft been told before
Use SOZODONT. And nothing more.
Caution.
Avoid the water
by drinking JOHANNES exclusively.
Conceded 10 he the purest table water iniior'eo.-
co.t.r.. ,IcstrOys Fioas Bedbugs Reaches. Ants
pa. Nice Only infable remedies. IS 81 Clinton ~.
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope. Westchester County.
ONCE, so sixth Avenue. New-fork.
KENsICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad. - minutes
from Grand Central Depot; private station At en-
trance. once. Is Eas. 42d st. Telephone call 300 90
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FRIDAY FALSELY ACCUSED.

New-London. Conn. Aug. 3. 1894.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-31
SeiratbSt etuiaia,t,taen.
: 80. 8. 2Daan. Der befannte $40

%. 8. 2ogan, Der befannte 8au=
unternebmer in ubridspille, Der mil
ieinem 8ruoer 8eniamin aus Seen
Concord cine Ausfabrt sur eben i'm
yau begriffenen neuen 5renton=Yrlfe
9emadt, um ben 5ortIdritt Der 9lrbeit
su ieben, tuuroe auf Der 3iiffabrt oas
Opfer zines llnfaas. Das pfere
f6eute plOglid, ipenbete iid riidlpdrts
uno mari bas 8ugsD um. Die beioen
Sniafen cine ipeite Strede aut BEN
Sooen na6i6leifeno. 8eibe tpuroen
bebeuteno perlebt.
9ie gennlplbania gabnaeiell=
f1aft, in oeren 6anb ii1 Die GontroGe
iiber Die @lepelanb unb Marietta Babn
befinbet, milf, ipie man bort, einen neu=
en- Sunnel our6 ben Siigel bel Gim=
bolton eritelen. Ser alte, aus3e-
brannte 9unnel lit befinitib aufeeseben.
9aB bic llmfabruns bes Diigels uno
Die oabur1 bebingte Meaberldngeruna
ni9t auf bic 2dnge bieneil tpiiroe, tpar
poraus3uieben. 0ermutbli1 ipirb Der
neue Sunnel iolioer eritelt als Der alte,
b. B. ausgenauert iueroen.
Sem in Der 9idbe bon llbri1spille
ipobnenben sSames Watters ma1ten
neulid einise 9ramps tuarm unb ct ib=
men. Sbrer iieben famen in Der Sonn=
tas Naht nah 9 llbr gu Watters unb
perlansten tparmen 6affee uno als er
iaste, oaB er feinen babe, foroerten iie
Mild. gulb bas babe er ni6t our
0nnb, eripieoerte er. so iagen bic
Garmer INNER, meinte elmer Der Gerle
unb bierauf tpollten iie nit Getpalt ins
paus bringen. Watters aber ergriif
einen Yoder unb periebte einem Der
8uri6e einen beftigen S6las. morauf
Elm anberer gum MeDolber griff unb
feiiertc. @liidliherpeiie mar Die Yp=
lisei. uelne ben ganaen Mbenb na1 ben
Strolden seiudt batte, in Der Rdbe
uno es aelans, fiinf oerielben gu per=
baften. sic tpurben in Der Golge um
SIS gebIbt, ba lie aber tein @elb beia=
ben uno Der 5taotratb iih niht tpegen
bes 9ransportes gum Nrbeitsbaus In
Soften leben tuolIte. 10 purben Die 5e1t=
ritter einfa1 ipleber laufen gelaiien.
Was foflnte man anDeres ma1en
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-31
Gtfemtlt6e 8eriteigeruuf,. !.

Die llnterseidneten tueroen am Mitt=
mod, Ia. 6ebruar, auf Der SSarm oes
peritorbenen 0alentin Wills in @oIben
3otpnibip, Susearamas Gpuntp, Obio,
bic bepeglide 6abe oes genannten Bal.
gDills an eine Offentli9e 8erieigerung
bringen, tbeiliueiie beitebeno aus
100000 SUB trofenem 8aubols,
(Wilofirf6en, 4appeln, Spcamoren,
9iderp uno Malnub) 5 pieroen, 10
aiiben, 10 5tpeijdbrisen uno s idbri=
gen &inoern, 6eu, Strob nno Gorn=
6utter, 5 Wasen, 2 Sprinsmaaen,
| Suasp, Mdbmaidinen, 9eureden /,
@ornpHanser, Gultipator, YHiiae, Ga=
gen, pferoegei6irren, Betreioe beim
Saibel, 95 slder @ei5en i'm Gruno,
Scamiebetperfseuse I. no.
DE Berffeigerung beginnt 8ormit=
tags i,m-IG ubr.
BeAingungsn.: Gdufe i'm 8etraae
bon 2Do1prs ooer ipeniger millen
baar beSablt toerben. Stir bDbere 8e=
tfdse peeoen Moten in 8 Wonaten sabl=
bar uno NIT 5sDei ober mebr 9uten Siir=
gen ansenomrnen.
Snbn 9aberlb & ssreb. 0lamier,
Seitamentspolltrede
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-31

hers. Did tsirt er aud. SO nn9 uub bante @ott,
lamb Elm GpssiaIit bon gbre Hnb Gel4tdIi4fsit. Der
simsi8e ber MID pifeni@aftIt4 nnb griub li itstsrs
l19,s; S@ iuar total ttst% ssrItDrt, psrtau!t. sn
erdtti&sn 6oIesn. Or. o. 3. Ebcel furirte mid.
Ra4ts mid snu eneraii&en itarfeH Damn. 50 bin
esfbsiratst unb Batter tou 1inbern. 1ttte ale
Lft Or. 1hstt ~ btfmde Elm tpGbrsrUreunb ansr bis
Hasb tsbtirfen &nrl =. Hennpa,
sestbet bsim Mug. 2sHnscm, Rctnr, Gambem n. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-01-31

q Srf Winesberg, 0Dlmes gDutltD,
Wittue q. s. SOB I'M NIter BON IS
/ Sabren.
i glm 28. Sea. in Gi1ton. Soma, Soel
Deller, Der pDr 40 Sabren Bel Sod IL
! getDDbnt bat. ST bat i'm Qerblt 1892
Derf6iebefe ieiner WerpanDten in 9uib
| 9p. beiubt unD .biirfte bort manhenl
nod in grinnerilns iein.
Nm Is. Sanuar bier Meilen lpeifli1
bon Gilmore bic sSrau bon gbeneser
palmer on elmer 0er3franfbeit. Sic
binterldbt ibren @atten linb 5 G5bne,
/ 5uei oerielben iinb @eiifli1e.
/ Mm II. Sanuar bel Naaersbille Die
srau bon Daniel Griebel an Der @rippe.
Qlm 19. San. in Gteubenpille 0tr=
non 1aplor, Elm Gobn bes friiber bier
tpobnbaft getpeienen Sacob 9aplor, usl=
! gefdbr Is Sabresalt. st mar oainit
beihdftist, bas 9ad an elnem oortigen
Nenbau absiImei1en, als er aus elmer
06le pon IS SUP CUR grbe itiirste.
4 Stunben fpdter baudte er fein Qeben
aus.
Nm 10. San. bel 9usearatpas Der
an3eiebene Garn,er Sobn Wolf i'm 9ll@
ter BON 81 Sahren. 9 Monaten uno Is
Sagen am Nerpeniieber. Ser Sobes=
ensel bat feline Ganilie ihper beimae=
iu1t. Mm 90. Sftober ftarb i6m feline
Sodter meg unb am "a. DECEMBER tpur=
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