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The leader., 1895-09-10
MissIssippi.s Natural Resources.

Mississippi, from being one of the
poorest, has attained excellent rank
among the Southern States. Its wealth
is now valued at S110,62S, 129, and its
natural resources and capabilities are
not half developed. It's numberless
streams of clear running water afford
ample motive power for the operation
of various kinds of factories, which. if
built, could find sufficient raw material
within wagon distance to keep them
running for several generations. The
forests abound in valuable timbers, tho
hillsides are dotted with woolly ami
mails, and the fields overflow with the
fleecy staple. With cooperation, in
dustry and good business management
Mississippi's wealth would soon be
second to no State Of the Union.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Exhibits for sioux City.

The Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Rail.
road is daily receiving large consign-
ments of agricultural products. which
will be forwarded free OF charge over
the road to Sioux City, whore 1t will be
placed on exhibition at the Iowa State
Fair, which begins in that city on Sept.
81. The Yazoo &c Mississippi Valleys
offer is being met with the most hearty
responses from nearly all the prosper
Gus farmers in the Delta. The farmers
of the Mississippi Valley havo been al
lotted space fifty-two foot long and
half as deep. which will give them am
pie room. This room is fast being filled
however, which fact augurs that the
exhibit will be most creditable one.
The leader., 1895-09-10
The Gulf & Ship 1sIaad Hsiiroad.

Under decree granted in the United
States Court at Mississippi City the re-
ceiver of the Gulf & Ship Island Rail
road has contracted with 5. 5. Bulls, OF
New York, for the completion CT the
road from Hattiesburg to deep water In
Mississippi Sound, $500 feet from shore.
The work, under the contract, is to be-
gin on the 18th, and the road is to be
completed year from date. Whether
the road will make a great seaport out
of its terminus is a question that only
the future can determine. but 1T should
be valuable logging railroad, and the
results of it's construction may be far
ther reaching than the most chimerical
or sanguine Of its friends would dare to
predict now. The Gulf & Ship Island
Railroad has been darling project Of
the people of Mississippi for nearly two
generations. and its completion would
crafty a natural and commendable feel
ing OF State pride, at all events. .-Nicks-
burg Commercial Herald.
The leader., 1895-09-10
What We Owe.

Mississippians owe less than any
other people in the United States, the
per capita Indebtedness being only
S19. &c, according to table recently pre-
pared from the sta atistics of the census
bureau. We owe less than any other
State or Territory, except West Vir-
ginia ami Utah, whose per capita share
Of the State debt is little less than
ours, but our private obligations are
but about half the amount OF tho pri-
vate Indebtedness of the citizens OF
those States. -Yazoo Herald.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Refu,ed to Publish the Letter.

Messrs. w. s. and w. III. Campbell
are two Westerners who have recently
settled near Okolona. They are greatly
ing home they agreed to write their inn
pressions of the country to their homo
paper, SO that those desiring to come
South could have an idea of the coun-
try. They wrote faithful account of
what they saw, and stated they were
greatly pleased. The editor refused to
publish the article. claiming that they
had overdrawn the picture, as he be-
lieved, and that it would not do to en-
courage emigration to the South by mis-
representations.
The leader., 1895-09-10
The College Is Full.

The North Mississippi Presbyterian
College at Holly Springs, on the second
day of its fall term, was compelled to
make public announcement that its full
capacity of fifty boarders being already
present, no additional boarding pupils
can be accom- mmodated in the college
buildings. Homes have been, however.
provided in private families for all who
may desire to enter the college.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Canton the Hammer Town.

Canton is the banner town of the
Illinois Central Railroad on cotton ship
ments, 1850 bales having been shipped
from that point for the past season,
ending August 81, all of which was mar
keted in Canton.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Confederate Reunion.

The Tippah County Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans held their annual re-
union at Blue Mountain last week. DIR.
w. Il. Lowrey delivered the address of
welcome to tho camp. Capt. Thomas
Spight Of Ripley, and Col. J. L. Power
OF jackson, spoke eloquently in behalf
OF the veterans. Appropriate music
was rendered by Prof. Snow, Of Blue
Mountain Female College, and his
daughter. The attendance Of the vet
Grams was small, owing to rainy weather.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Elm Trees Dying.

Some of the prettiest elm trees at
Jackson are dying from an unknown
cause. A blight seems to strike them
at the top. which spreads downward till
the tree dies.
The leader., 1895-09-10
Lawyers who Mako Tholr own walls.

Lawyers Who Mako ThcIr Own Wills.
Many celebrated men have neglected
to settle their affairs. Ben Jonson,
Dryden and Sir Isaac Newton all died
intestate, Bacon insolvent, and the epi-
gram on Butler's monument in the
abbey explains why he and many others
like him never made will:
The poets fate Is here In emblem shown;
He asks for bread and he receives stonc."
.Wills," said Lord Coke, land the
construction of them do more perplex q
man than any other, and to make q
certain construction OF them exceedeth
jurisprudentium artem." An old proverb
says that every man Is either fool or
physician az forty. Sir II. Halford hap
peniny one day to quote the saying to q
circle Of friends, Canning humorously
inquired: .Sir Henry, maynt be be
both?" At any rate experiences teaches
that lawyers who draw their own wills
sometimes make great mistakes. Sir.
Samuel Romilly's win was impropcrly
woracd; Chief Baron Thompson's will
becarac the snbjec. Of chancery pro.
seedlings, while the VIII Of bradley. the
czninent cnnveyancer. was actually sci
aaids bY Lord shaFlQW, Temple {IsFi
The leader., 1895-09-10
Illicit stiii Captured.

An illicit still was captured four miles
south of Bonneville last week. 1t is
crude looking affair, consisting OF
common wash pot with gum log for
cap and worm made OF gaspipe. 1t
was the property of Sam Woods, noted
Tennessee distiller, who is now In the
Bonneville iail. - 4s~ses
The leader., 1895-09-10
Caring for tn. Old confsaerates.

The legislature should provide for
the needy old veterans BY making their
pensions sufficient for them to live in
comfort. Instead of lining the pockets
of contractors and othsrs with public
money. put 1t into the pockets Of the
old veterans and they will md homes
far more congenial to their closing
years than it is possible for the State
institution to be. Let as show our APP
probation Of their valor in liberal PEN
sions instead Of In . useless pile Of
brick! and mortar whore red tape will
be the ,crowring feature. Bilexi
Herald.
The leader., 1895-09-10
raz levy aeaaetioas.

Adams county has reduced her tar
levy one mill and aquarter. making the
total for county and State ls5z mills.
Lincoln has made reduction from ssS
to mills, the total for State and county
standing 10 mills Since the present
board has been in power several thou
sand dollars indsbtsdness has been paid
on, ino courthouse built furnished
and substan tally fenced, and the
county has In its treasury abont s4. 0o0
The county levy from Jasper has been
reduced from 7H 70 mills. making z
total Tor ~ purposes of 10 mills,
The leader., 1895-09-10

An injunction has been served on the
railroad commission and revenue agent
enjoining them from preceding fur
ther in the assessment Of the Yazoo &
Mississippi Valley Railroad. now the
property of tho Illinois Central Rail-
road. for back taxes claimed TO be due
from lss6to 1891, inclusive. The rail-
road denies its liability.
The leader., 1895-09-10

The board Of supervisors Of Lauder
dale County 1t their last regular
monthly meeting made . reduction Of
~ mills in the rate Of taxation. the
tar levey for State and county purposes
now being only 81 mills.
The leader., 1895-09-10
MOST POPULAR ROUTE BEwTEEN
NORTH AND SOUTH

yul,man Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on all
trains through without change.
The leader., 1895-09-10

VIM Net ne nsbr<nfsd At Atlanta.
1t is now safe to 50 that Mississippi
will not be represented At Atlanta. The
women made strong efforts to enlist in
terest II the snterprise. but 1t seems
they have failed In the good work.
The leader., 1895-09-10

Also all connections made at Chicago with all
Buffet and Dining Car lines to the
The leader., 1895-09-10

-. nn hotel has Just been enlarged and
senoveted. An electric elevator and 81
- oueln th Improvements have been placed
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Miss Mollie Cabot returned Saturday
from her two weeks in Dublin, \. H
Frank Goodhue. Jr.. with his children
and nurse left Monday for German
town, Pa. Mrs. Goodhue remaining
here. DIR. Weselhoeft, wife and child
rem from Boston are here visiting Mrs.
Weselhoeft parents, Richards Bradley
and wife. Frank Goodhue, ST., wife
and son returned Saturday from the
beach. Mrs. l.. L. Joslin returned
Saturday from her two weeks visit in
Canada. Misses Meta and Lena
Schildmiller have returned from their
stay at the White Mountains. S. j.
Jones and wife went Saturday to
Springfield. Mr.. Jones returning Mon
day, but Mrs. Jones is spending the
week there. Miss Elizabeth Shea
spent Sunday in Sprinfield. Mrs. \.
NJ. Bodge returned Friday from her
summers stay at Worcester and Hop
kinton, Mass. Miss Carrie Blair re-
turned home Tuesday from her visit
with relatives and friends in Connect
icut and Massachusetts. Mrs. Martha
Tyler returned home last Thursday
from her stay in Winthrop, Mass, and
her daughter, Miss Minerva Tyler,
will remain week longer. Mrs. a.
II. Hines and Miss Annie Kirwan re
turned Saturday from Nantasket S.
l.. Morris has gone to New Jersey to
stay with his daughter until the fair.
Misses Josephine and Elizabeth
Hyde returned this morning TO Wash
ington, ID. c., after spending their
vacation with friends here. Richards
Bradley, jr. wife, children and three ser
wants arrived yesterday from Boston and
will occupy the Bradley cottage on
North street for month. f. W. Put
nam and wife who have been occupy
ing the cottage, will stay with Mr..
Putnam's father. during Mr.. Bradley's
stay here.
At Nashua. Tuesday "Albert T." "A. J. Tay-
iors) came in fifth In the first heat but was dis
tanced'' in the next.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
September Skips.


Mrs. G.. a. Huntley returned Monday
from her visit in East Corinth and
Lowell, Mass. Mrs A. J, Cur
rier left yesterday for visit in
Lancaster. n. H.. st. Johnsbury
aud the White Mountains. Her son
Harry joins her Monday for his vaca
tion. Walter Z. Hubbard and Frank
Haskins returned Monday from stay
at Block Island Mrs. Hattie Sellon
and little grandson have returned to
Boston after their visit in town. W.
NJ. Allen returned Saturday from So
Royalton where he has been spending
two weeks. He made the trip on his
wheel. Miss Belle Emerson leaves next
week for Boston and vicinity where she
will spend her vacation. Mrs. G. II.
Smith is in New York city for her fall
and winter millinery. Chas. o. Frank
lin has returned from his several weeks
stay with friends and relatives in West
| field Mass, and Newark, n. j. Miss
Mary Donnel Mrs. S. W. Edgett and
Mrs. E. O. Howe went to New York
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
NEWS FLASHES.


An indictment was found by the grand jury
at Philadelphia Yesterday for the murder OF
Pietzel.
The Walker Memorial building, the gift of Dr.
H. F. Walker of New York TO his native town of
Pittsfurd. in memory of his brother. stephen
A. Walker a structure Of simple, tasteful RO-
man architecture, was dee icated "Wednesday.
There were many distinguished people present
and the chief address was made by the donor :
other distinguished brother. rev Dr- Geo. Leon
Walker. whose topic was Town Loyalty"
The state sunday school convention will be
held in i Johnsbury october =. . and -. IF
forte viii be made TO have the test meeting IN
the history Of the organization
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

I The Brown families picnicked at
Fern Cottage, West River, yester
day.
The Estey Guard votes to hold a
dance in the Armory the first night of
the Valley Fair.
A tally yho party from here will at
tend the dance at Frost's Pavilion, at
Vernon tonight.
The w. G. r. U. will hold regular
meetings at Williston street Tues
days at 3 p. m., until further notice.
The annual corn roast at David
Perry's in West Brattleboro was held
last Friday night About 100 were
present, going up in tally hoes. The
corn roast and accompanying refresh
ments were served on the grounds after
which all repaired to the hall for a
social dance.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church enjoyed corn roast at E.
A. Matthews in Centerville last night.
About % from here went up on the
electrics and found the orchard and
lawn decorated with japanese lanterns
and emblems Of the society and all
who attended report an excellent time.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
Operatic and Dramatic Notes OF Local
Interest

Dudley Prescott was married at SaNtons River
last Tuesday TO Miss Nichols of that place.
After a wedding trip Mr. Prescott will return to
Boston and will soon start out ON The circuit
with a concert company, which will bear his
name.
Joseph Sheehan has scored another big sue
cess NJ Prince Charlie IN "Rob Roy, ;" at the Her
aid Sauare Theatre, New York city, and the
press are loud in praises of his singing and
clever acting.
Daisy Dixon, whose" kangaroo dance IN "lr
Bill'' made her known TO the local theatregoers
has made a big hit in Lost ~ hours. which
has been put ON for run at Hoyt's theatre
Harry Crandall. the funny Dutch comedian IN
"a Busy Day," will play the German in steve
Brotiie's ain the Bowery" company.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Sunday morning worship at the Uniycrsalst
church at 1880. with preaching by the pastor;
Has p. M, sunday school: p. M, Children,s
Christian Union; : p. M, !. 4. L. Mon All
have cordial invitation to these meetings, At
80 Mr.. Maxwell will speak at Vernon.
Ed W II McDanels of keene will preach in
the Advent church sunday at 2.30 pm. Social
meeting at 1890.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Frank Snay has taken tenement
at 100 Elliot st. D. j. O'Neil vii!
occupy the rooms Just vacated by DIR.
Bowen. David Pierce is to move into
H. L. Whltney's house on Chestnut
St. -Messrs. Wood and Philips have
moved into the Nathan Maan house
in Estvville.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Rev Dir Taylor preached a very strong sermon
on the common sunday afternoon 10 perhaps the
largest gathering OF the season, about see being
present. These out door meetings this summer
have proved very successful and a number of
excellent speakers have been obtained
The BOYS Battalion reassembled last >atur-
day evening, about 90 per cent being ON hand;
a large proportion for the first night of reen-
nstmrnt. some Euys were undecided about their
action, and others had forgotten that advance
payment of the fee is necessary. Drilling VIII
he taken up tomorrow night Mt 80. At O'Clock
re enlistment will go on when il i hoped that all
of the old members who mean to come in Will be
present with cards and fees, that the uniforms
NAV be given ont. This is important, as new
bows are waitingsto whom the uniforms should
20 il the Old members do not want them The
old members are wanted, however. and II they
come in promptly the new ones Will he cared
for. Tie Valley Fair parade committee are very
urgent that the battalion should march as escort
at the fair Everybody in town is interested in
the battalion, and everybody wants To see them
turn out, and help make this years parade sur
pass all others. Election of new officers and
regular meetings will he attended 10 after octo-
her lst. The cadets will assemble at the armory
tomorrow afternoon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
FOUND.

EOUSD.-A pair of Spcctacles, which owner
Il can have by calling at REfoRMER once
and paving for this advertisement. 1tf
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

B, IL. :. .I4-IeIand and Gray

The newly organized u II ; foot bah eleven
defeated the Leland and Gray seminary eleven
at Townshend last saturday, in their first game
of the season.
The Il II boys put up pretty game, the first
touchdown, being made after combination of
clever runs Holmes carrying the ball over.
from which Wilcox failed TO kick goal. Allen
scored l. 4 G's only touchdown in the first half
on some fine line bucking, and hard run. The
score at the end Of the first Is minutes play
being Il II : 4, l. &G 4.
b II started the play sharp in
the second half, ana by some
clever runs and hard line buckipg by >t0d-
dard and Holmes succeeded twice in pushing
Stoddard across the line for two touch-downs
from which Wilcox kicked only one goal.
linn nIliIn a tnIlnNNs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
Specimen Cases

S. H. Clifford. New Cassel. Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. his Stomach was disordered,
his Liver was affected to an alarming
degree. appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd Harrisburg. H..
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. and his leg is
sound and we'll John Speaker. Cataw
ba, o.. had five large Fever Sores ON
his leg. doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklen's s Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold at F. II. Holden Il Co. g
Drug Store. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Ex- Gov. Busiel of Laconia an
nounces himself a candidate for Uni
ted States senator to succeed Gallinger
and he will make fight for the honor
from this time forward. But Gallinger
is no chicken in politics.
Additions of 500, 200 spendles have
been made or projected this year in
the cotton mills to the south, repre-
senting an investment of 81. 600, 600. OOO.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

>cOrt, II IT ; I4,--LtI.tfH hIII DIHN V
Touch downs. Holmes, stoddard >, Allen.
Goal from touchdown. Wilcox; substitute for
Brattieporo ..Suds" Jhilds: for Townshend.
Prof Symonds; referee, Ed Thorn; umpire,
jack stewart. Mascot for II :, Henri
Mos<ie r.. j. bENiSE.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
DR.. poIttfdef frei9efproden.
Der friibere oferreidif4=unearif6e General.
GonfuI in uew QorF uro 6eneraIcom=
miidr bel DER Ghicoeoer WeIt.
Qusfeluno pieoer Elm
freier Mann.
@ten, 9. syebr,

Wten, 9. Sebr.
@etern fanb Der 8ro5eb eegen ben Or.
Palttf9et bon palmforft, ben frii6eren Sc
neralconful BON Seterret9=l1ngarn in SEEM
Oorf unb 9eneralcomumtfGr Der gbtcoQoer
MISUNDERSTANDING, ipel9er Der unterf6laqunq
ungetldgt porben mar, nit Der SsreiIpre6unG
befelben ieinen &bf9GuB. Ser Mabrfpruc6
tpuroe nit lautem 8etfaQ bernommen, un6
Der 9pttor bra9 BEL Der 8ertunoiqunq besz
Ielben D%O1tGnbig 3uIammen. Or. Dalttz
I9ef mar bei6ulbigt, bic Na6lafen16 aft
bon S0bann &ufttcs, aus 8aia in unoarn,
tpel9er i'm Sabre 1851 nit &oFutb, benz
ungarif4en Patripten, nab ben Ser. Stuaz
ten fam, UNI $1,000 unb 1880 @ulben
(etpa $1,000 bef9ptnbsIt gu BADEN. Stu
fttcs berma9te Observation-Disclosures in
ungarn ettpa $4,000. 9as @elb tpurbe
BON ben Observation-Disclosures an Or.
Palttf6et als Goniul ausbe3ablt, um na6
8aia geianbt gu perben. Or. paGitT6ef
purbe bef9ulbigt, btes @elb unterI6laoen
81 BADEN, un0 BON Nep Oort, ND er eftpa
flint Sabre lang GpnIul geipefen mar, able
rufen. Sn Der Mntlage16rift bieB es, bah
er unter Druid $1,000 Dabon be3a6lt, un0
6aB feline 5reunoe, na9 benz er bier i'm Sfz
tOber Derbaftet porDen mar, Die mod an Der
gan3en Summe feblenben @elber erIebten.
Or. paIttf9et, peG9er fi9 1elbf berfbeiz
btgte, %bebauptete, baB er fi9 teines Ser
trauensbru6es, fpnbern nur Der Nu6ldIiidz
felt i4ulbig gema4t babe. Or, por3er, fefn
Nnpalt, fagte in ieiner NnIpra8e an bic
@e19norenen, baB bic 8etpeisaufnabme nur
ergeben babe, baB 9r. PaGitf9et na6ldfItq
gepefen lei, unb bafiir lei er bereits bur6
ben 8erluft feiner @telung ,fetnes @ebatItes
unb fetner penfton unb bur9 bic breimonatz
1tAe @tnTperrung big gum Bro3eRe binz
reibenb beitraft porben. Na9 elmer 8e=
rdtbung BON fiiufunOfinf3ig Minuten bra6z
ten Johann Die 8ef4porenen einen @u6r=
ipru9 auf nt6t f4uloig Elm,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-09
9uortn9li6e 8Iaur6de
JniuItiren cine 9run ouf Dem Kir4eanse.

JniuItiren cine Srau ouf Dem KirGeanse.
SAILS bic Inga6en Der I'M 6aufe go. 339
30. StraBe tpobnenben Srau Marb SuQi<
ban ft9 betDabr6ettetf foQten, biirfte es ben
Polt5titen Greeb unb Mooneb tpD6l an BEN
&rdgen geben. Die 5rau bat iiber bisIe
betOen 8eamten benin 8o1iSsi9ef 8eI9peroe
etngelegt, Der ni3t Derfeblen ntrb, Die 4nz
gelegen9ett 70 balb als m0gli9 Der Yplt3eiz
commt11ton 81 unterbretten. Cine game
@n3abl bon Qeuten, pel9e bas ungebii6rz
lt3e 8etragen Der ~genannten 9oliaiiten
beobd3teten, baben fi9 bereit ertlGrt, cls
3eugen fir 5rau SulIiban uuf8utreter.
Die Snfultirte giebt folgenbe S9ilberun9
bon Dem 9Drfa1e:
@ls fie am SDnntag ben 81. Sanuar auf
Dem Wege na4 Der Stride in Der State Str,
3pti6en Der 81. unb 80. StraBe, einen
SbortDeg pd1ftrte, traten aus bem1elben 3tpei
Polt5tften in boiler Uniform beraus unb auf
lie 81 unb forbertsn fe auf, linen in bas
9aus gu folgen. Srau @uGtpan, peI6e
bemerft gu baben glaubt, baB bic 8laur0de
nt9t mebr gang iiber uuf ben SiiBen tparen,
nstgerte ft6 uno fragile mad benz 9runbe
btefer fonberbaren Nufforberunq, tporauf
t9r bic POlt3iften ben 8eI9eib gaben, baB tie
tbnen berbd9ttg erf9sine unb fie als 8G6z
ter oes Srteoens unb Der Si9er6eit bog
He3t bdtten, lie gu berbafter.
I'm Die Poli3tften BON t6rer 6urmGofiqz
felt gu iiber3eugen, pies 6rau @uQiban auf
tbr 8efangbu3 un6 ben &oIentrans, bic
tie in Der 9ano tru9. Sic erretbte dber
bamtt ni3ts, bic poli8iften befanben bar
aut baB fe i6nen folgen 1DQte. Nun err
grtff Die gedngitigte 5rau bic 1lu6t un0
lief bic State StraBe in nOrblt6er &t9tung
9tnur1ter, nurbe aber BON einem ibrer Ser
folger an Der 81. StraBe einge6plt, Der i6r
tbren S6atpl BON ben S9ultern rib. @s
gelang Der Srau iebo9 no6maGs an emit
i9litpfen nnb in Der Npot6efe BON %. e.
5orfptb S3ub gu finben. sS6r @erfolqer
orang 3tpar dlc9 bier 6inetn unb beleqte bic
arme Srau nit ben gemeinften @6impfz
%tporten, lteB ft9 aber bur9 quite @orte unb
etntge Gtgarren, Die Der PrDbi1or an i'm berz
t3penDete, Dd3u. betpegen, BON i6r ob3ulaIz
len. 5rau Sulliban fiel, bebor ie Die 4poz
tbefe berlieB, in cine tiefe Sbnma9t, bon Der
tie erft bur4 einen Ar5t befreit perben
tonnte.
Nuf Mnratben hires So6nes unb ibrer
8etannten betlagte ie ii9 auf Der Stanton
&be. zPOli3etftation iiber ben i6r angetbanen
@6tmpf unbI tOnnte MOonep bafel6it fofort
als einen ibrer Beiniger ibentificiren. Greeb
mar ni6t 5ugegen ,purbe aber BON MooneD
dls fem 8egleiter be3ei3net. gta9bem Sruu
Su0tban lire 8ef3perbe borgebra9t bate,
purbe 5e beDeutet, it9 an ben 8oli3ei6ef
Ielbt gu penben, mas tie benin audi get6an
6at.