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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-24
Are Church Debts Right

1t has been in the mind OF the writer
to ask this question of the Church for
some time: To 60 in debt, or not 60
in debt 1? 1t seems to me that it is
clearly against the teaching of the
Bible, and opposed to all the best bus
mess principles, from a Christian
standpoint.
Does the Bible say anything on the
subject? 1t was given for u guild
ance, this was not the way either the
Tabernacle or the Temple was built.
We find in Exodus IS and Sc, that
the Children Of Israel brought, Of their
own free will, sufficient to build the
Tabernacle, and had to be commanded
to stop by Moses. Here, certainly,
the material was gathered before the
Tabernacle was begun.
Then when Solomon built the Tenn
pie, David gathered the material for
the Temple during all his reign, and
it was rebuilt after the captivity by
the labor and free will offerings Of the
Jews.
We see then the biblical way is,
first, get your money or it's equivalent,
then build according to your ability.
This was the way that the two build
ings which were built by the direct
command of Jehovah, were built.
In these days when we only think
that a church ought to be built here
or there, this ought to be o guiding
feature, as, in my mind, God never
calls without providing the way.
In Romans 8: 8 we read: "Owe no
man anything" This means money
as well as other things. Now it seems
to me if it is wrong for an individual
Christian to be in debt. the wrong is
only increased many fold when it is
the Church, the representative of
Christ on earth, that is under obliga-
tions of a worldly sort.
Now let US look at it from a worldly
point Of view.
What has been one of the greatest
curses to the people Of the United
States, and especially to the South, in
the last few years? The "making
haste to be rich" The scramble after
wealth during cur booms is known to
all. Yet they we're run on very much
the same principles as a great many of
our church buildings are now con-
structed so much down, and so much
in two or three years. The two or
three years generally leDgthen to eight
or ten years, and then is paid by the
ones that paid the principal part in
the first place-"the faithful few
Ought not the Church to set the
world a better example than this, as
this is one of the greatest evils of the
present (worldly) day, and causes so
much trouble to those who are de-
pendent on them?
We Presbyterians, who believe in
predestination and Gods sovereignty.
ought to "prove ourfaith by our works"
The best way to do this is to get the
money first, for our buildings or causes,
and then Gods time has come for the
work.-Elder, in the Christian Observer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-24
able and unredecmable. Conscious
independence and conscious rectitude

able and unredecmable. Conscious
independence and conscious rectitude
make a man %invinoible, no matter in
what circles he is seen or in what de-
partments Of life he speaks or acts; he
is a man, he stands for something, he
is an expression of something. Like
John the Baptist crying out in the
wilderness, he has a voice and a con.
soienoe--a voice that will be heard and
a conscience like the north star guild
ing him unerringly.
The reign of right is forever. The
reign of the gang is only for a short
while. All from Boss Tweed down to
4 little displaced bailif in a country
district are illustrations Of the fact
that the best thing a man can do is to
do right and the worst possible thing a
man can do is to do wrong. The in.
corruptible men in the political world
like George Washington, Old Hickory
Jackson and Abraham Lincoln will
stand forever as monuments Of the
Immortality Of principle. So on the
other hand in the realm of trickery
and r~asoality and false p~retensions
the shores Of that river are lined from
source to mouth with wrecks and
wretches. At the feast of Beishazzar
the handwriting on the wall was but
the prophecy Of his speedy downfall:
The hand that wrote Oh the walls OF
Belshazgar's palace is writing to-day
upon the walls in every phase of life
either: "Well done, thou good and
faithful servant or "Mene, meme,
takel upharsin!" SAM JONES.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-24
A Cat S.red q Baby.

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, June l2.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Woodward reside at
Gulf Summit, Pa. Their baby girl 8
constant companion is a big black cat.
Yesterday morning, while they were
out in the yard together, the cat was
watching for something in a c~revice 10
a stone wall. The little girl wanted
to see what it was and the cat would
pull her back by catching hold of her
dress with his teeth, but she was de-
termined to see and took several steps
forward.
She heard a rafting in the grass.
The cat leaped in the air at the same
moment and came down upon the spot.
There was more rattling and a ire
mendous kissing. The child cream
ed Justify. Her mother ran to her
and saw with horror the cat dragging
a big rattlesnake out of the grass.
The child had been almost upon it.
The cat had set his sharp, strong teeth
in the back of the reptile and broken
its SHINE.
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Our PersOno
MRS. r. G. DE ]FoNTAINE.

Our parson wasn't built upon the saoer-
dotal plan,
With a psalm an hymn appearance, but
no sympathy with man.
He wuZ full ov human natur' to The tip
end Nv his toes,
An did q sight nv good In camp, as every
Teller knows.
He wusn't alIus lookin' out for faults In
Teller sinners.
But, wen the boys would "jiue their
luck" he help 'set up" for dinners.
He'd travelled on the road hisse'fi you
bet he oLderstood
How hard 1t nj at "Blazin' Camp for
fellers to be good.
He didn't loaf around the throne awastin'
for 9 call.
He know'd wharever man wuE thar wuE
bound to be 8 fall"
An wen he went to see a chap a nesrin'
Nv his end,
He didn't stop to AK him if Jesus wuE his
He know'd without the AKIN, or a sayin'
nv the psalms,
That our good Lord would scoop him In
with all the other lambs.
He'd drap right down upon his knees IN
eay as fine O prayer
AS If that TELLER lynn thar wus just o mill
~lionaire.
He didn't wear no ohoker, nor q gown Nv
virgin white. :,
But you bet them boys at 'BlaSin' Camp
Jest thought him cut Nv sight.
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| signs, with triggers dragon heads In
| 4hinh ewes of diamonds sparkled.

signs, with triggers dragon heads In
which eyes of diamonds sparkled,
were bought and given away by the
hundreds To acquaintances, on every
little water course for miles around
magnificent mills we're planted and
equipped with the most modern ma
chinery Of the day. Most of these
streams would not float o two-inoh
plank, and scarcely one Of them q rail
road GROSS tie. Today the rotting
ruins Of the buildings serve only to
add to the soene-atting monuments
to the unfortunate man.
The negroes we're Toasted, and some
freed, great retinues were carried with
him to watering places, whore he dag
zled the assembled guests with his
munifcence. In such ways as these,
and in feasts and festivals and regal
entertainments to those Of all the
neighboring countryside, the fortune
was frittered away. The bringing
oourtiers who sought his favor, found
instead of the sunny-hearte1 boy, an
austere man, white-haired and sallow-
checked, who heard their o%ongratula-
lationa with formal oourtliness, and
then dismissed them with terrible
GOODNESS, who gave generously, but
only with the idea seemingly Of plac-
ing others under obligations to him.
The mine ceased to yield, and again,
to satisfy his caprices, portions of his
property was sold. One sale followed
another, until soon, but little would
have been left, had not death claimed
him.
A son inherited the "faith Of the
father" and. despite warnings and
jeers, poured into the exhausted placer
mine all his rich patrimony. No other
find was ever made. and, in the opin-
ion of expert mining engineers, no
other vel will unless it is scienti6cal-
ly tunneled and worked. Today he
digs doggedly on, With a faith the
people call insanity, md men in pass
ing put their fnge.s to their noses and
wink knowingly at the son Of the man
their fathers once sneered at and then
cringed to, and whom, after death,
they realized was crazy.
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= Some years ago the sect of Alb

- Some years ago the sect of Abb
stainers, or Bible Christians, who eat
no meat and regard the killing of ami
mails as sinful, built a somewhat pre-
tentious church on Third street, Phil
adelphia. The building is now occu-
pied by a firm Of pork packers and
sausage makers.
- Mothers will find Chamberlain
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough. 1t will
give prompt relief and is safe and
pleasant. We have sold it for several
years and it has never failed to give
tie most perfect satisfaction. G.. W.
Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Sold by
Hill Bros.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
way to cure Deafness, and that is BY c%onstiut-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an infam.
cd condition of the mucous lining Of the Eustach-
ian Tube When this tube gets steamed you have
a rumollng sound or imperfect ! rtring, and when
it is entirely closed Deafness is the result. and
unless the Inflammation eau be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an
inHamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free.
r1-Sold nv DruRgists. 75c
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F ]. CHENEY & co Toledo, o.
ng-Sold by Druggists, 75c

The London Lancet remarks !:
"Many people do not know how easily
they can protect themselves and their
children against the bites of gnats and
insects. Weak carbolic acid sponged
on the skin and hair, and in some
cases the clothing, will drive away the
whole tribe. We have no doubt that
horses and cattle could be protected
in the same way from flies, which
sometimes nearly madden them
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The vitality Of the snail is re-
markable. One that was glued to a
card in the British museum for four
years came to life after being miners
ed in warm water. Some specimens
in the collection of a naturalist revived
after they had apparently been dead
for Is years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22

- You elmer ieltIamen 6unoQes
i6i6te miro aus g9 len beri6tet: Der
Bauer Srans Sbenaus aus Yruf fNno
aele9entlih ieines YeiuGes bel ieiner
Sdnte in gSien in einem Viloe, oas lie
ibm CUR &einiQung iiber9ab. auf Der
Giifieite swiiben Der Geinwano unO
benz SOlsoefel einen 9rOBeren 8elobes
tra9 in Bapieruoten, uno guar, mie
lib bel Der 3dblung berausltellte. Qes
nan so, 0008uloen. Wtun %permutbete,
oab oas 8elo wdbreno Der Grie9sunrll.
ben I'M Sabre 1866 - auf oieIes Sabr
oelltete cine Snihrift - bon benz @robs
batter Der Srau Sbenaus III benz Bible
perItedt mOroen mar. IS banoelte li6
nun ourum, mem oas &elo QebOre,
oenn cine S6weiter Der 6rau Sbenaus
be~bauptete, oas Bib 9ebOre ibr, lie
babe es Ill aus PlaBman9el IBIS auf
@ioerruI" ibrer Stweiter ilberlaien.
SranS Sbenaus, Der SinSer oes pers
borgenen S6abes, Oerlan9te 'einerielts
suminoet ben 9e'eblib sebnpro'entIGen
Sinoerlobn. Der ibm aud nit GinwIQis
9un9 Der beioen S6wsitsrn ausbe3ablt
muroe. Sis 2eBteren ielb't prOpiiirs
ten LANCE UNI oNs @elb. ihlOIien aber
snoli6 sinen 8sr0lei6 auf Sbeilun9 Der
Summe su 9leibsn Sbeilen. is sei9te
li6 absr, oaB man I'm ein - Nibts
ssltritten bate. Oeun bic 6rauen. bic
srit mad 9sialOGeuem @ertraS oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
Georgia.

Ser Qr6Bte WouIt6iermortt. -
Ste St0Ot atlanta 1T wa6ri6eins
LID Der 9rOBtsW oultbiers y rtaufsplaB,
ntdt nIr in Den Ser. Staten, fouoern
bon Der QQn3en Welt. 40, 900 Naul.
THERE limo o0ielblt nod in ben lebten
orel WtOn0ten O~ertOuit wOroen. Cbs
pObl oud 81. Gouis Ii9 0ewiB als
WNulthlermNrtt ieben loiien fam,
reiht es oOrin oO9 nidt an Qtlonta
berNn; oieIes bat AUDI Die 0rOBten 9er-
tou'sltnlIun4en, DOriu 0Iei1Seiti9 iiber
1000 pTeroe uno Wtnultbiere beQllem
rnterQebra6t lUsroen t0nnen. Sin
icbr belebtes Yilo bietet Der WtQult6ier.
MART NtlNutO's uuo Ieine 0unOerte
BON 0ert0uiern uno 4Quiern in i6ren
StloppGiiten, nit 9Oien In ben Site.
tcI'ddtten uno ben lNn9en peitiben,
bic Qe'6punQen Weroen. oQb lie mie
YiitOlen t~nGlIen, nit ben bin uno her
remember gte0erjun9en uno anoerem
9ublitum. Don 10 llbr 8ormittoos
bis 2 u6r NNdmittaQ5 lit Nuttion.
Gin UOltiger Sag. aud Obne beionoers
t6lehtes Q8etter, gilt fir einen ie6r
m0ttnltiGen @eihaitsta0; oenn Die
&ertGufer mOlleu 0ute5 SOnnenli6t
taben, oamit lie bic Yeiue Der 5biere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
Winneiota.

- @uf benz Seimpeae BON einem etc
mas aus9eoebnten S~paSierSan9e IN
81. Yaul, lit Serr Seinri6 Stupp aus
GDln an &bein ei%n9etrOffen, I'm It6
ein ipenig ausSuruben uno oann weiter
81 panoern. Im 81. SUM 1895 trat
er per ,peoes apoitOlorum" BON Miins
den aus cine Geiie I'm bic groe an; er
ourbpanoerte gaDern, Seiterrei6-uns
9arn, Die Saltanldnoer, Siirtei. &uba
lano, China. Sapan, Sinter= uno 8Or=
oerinoien, fubr oann BON Calcutta per
9ampfer mad San SranciscO uno be-
finost iid jeBt auf benz Wari6e mad
Rep Sort. Nm 20. Se5ember erluar-
tet er. naa 3uriidle9un9 zines @e9es
BON II, 0 Meilen, tpieoer in 9Oln
einSutreffen. Serr Supp bat auf iei=
mem Wuri6e oiele Ibteuer erlebt. aber
nur einmal i6webte er in grocer 2e=
bensseiabr. Cur 3eit oes furdtbaren
Wtaiatres fam er 0eraoe mad Srape-
CUNT uno iab bort NIT on, wie ettua
200 Wenihen bin9emoroet wuroen.
Wtit tnapper Nptb 1T er einem 9lei9en
S6itlal ent9au9en.
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&cutu6p.
Oh Gentnfn"

oh S%entutD". SIN Nmtslos
tols oe5 County, 3i6terS SurnItoe su
SancaItcr in Sentufp fonD cine S1ieB=
erei 2Dii5eu Dem YoitmeiIter Somes
Sumiltpn uno einem NteQer Namens
&nOr ItOtt, nobel Der GeBtere bon Dem
GrIteren erl6Olieu Wuroe. Der WeQer
bate benz YOitmeiiter 8elo geihuloet
nro ii6 Qewei8ert, oaiielbe 5uriid5u=
sablen, wOrilber IS gu STREET. uuo 3u
elmer QeriAtliden &laQe lam. Oils
8eioe eben in ben @eri1tsIaol eintras
ten. 5Og Der NeNer 5wei YiltOlen Ouf
einmNI unO ieBte lie Dem YOItmeiiter
Ouf Den unterleib. Seine non ben
beiOen gB0Hen entluo Ii6. Nun 900
Samllton leineu &ebOlDer uno feuerte
mebrere SdiiIie uuf ben g}e0er ob,
tuOOOn elmer oieiem our9 oas 8ebiru
Orang lno 0llQenblifli6en Sob CUR
6Ol9e bate. YOn Orei onoeren &ll=
geln. bic S0miltOn ~obieuerte. Wuroe
&i6ter SurnIiOe ~0etrOIfen; cine oran9
oieiem in ben Arm, suei in bic Seine,
bod 1T Der 9tl4ter ni6t leben5geId6r,
lid perleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
Miolnt MnDerf1li0t.

Sberit feline Gehnun9 bc9lei6en molte,
tano er, oNB feline Srieital1e nit etpa
1000 6r. beri9punoen mar.
= Sin See nit breierlei Nrten bc,
Wailer befinoet ii6 auf Der Suiel Sill.
bin I'M norolihen Gismeer. Serielbe
lle9t in Der 9t0be Der SalbinIel 9ola
an Der Murmuntiiitc ocs ruilii6sn
G%opplanoes. Sa oisier mertlpiiroioe
Sce r~e9eimdBio uno oeutli6 gbbe llno
6lutb Sei9t, nilnmt man an, oaB Der.
lelbe nnteriroiid nit Dem gismeer in
G%erbinoun9 itebe. Sos Maller oes
sees bclteht nun aus brei un9leids
mdBiaen S6i0ten uno slpar an Der
OberTlGhe lltBes Waiier, ,pel9es BON
Ge9enQill1en lno einigeu einmiinoens
ben tlcinen SG6en berriibrt. Sarun.
ter beiinoet ii6 i~alSiQss MeerlsaHer.
iuelbes ben QrOBten She'll oeS Sees
ausitlllt uno jeoeniolls aus benz Sis.
nicer ltammt. gluf benz 8runoe oes
Seebedens iinoet ii9 enOli6 i6meIel.
bnlti0es gS0iier. wel6es bon Dem fart
l6meielbaIti9en Sdlamme pes YOoens
%9erltammt.
- Sn einem 2onooner 8orIiaot.
Sbeater miro 9egenmdrti9 cine abibeu.
lihe &omOoie: ySie S6uttensei6en oes
Sebens" (2iIe SbaoOps) auf9efibrt.
Der cine Nuftritt, in Dem Der G0ielpi6t
oes Stjlfes ben Gei6nom ieiner @elieb-
ten out cine Sadmaihine legt, our6
oeren WteIler lie serltiifelt weroen ioa
(!D, iulrtte gar 81 auIreQeno auf eineu
Der 3u'dauer. Gr mari Dem S6au.'
lpieler cine 6laI6e nit FOLDER Wudt
an ben &Opf, oab lie serIhelte uno Der
ShauIpieler Obnmidtie auiammen.
brad. Ser Mann wuroe per6aftct,
mubte aber ireiQel0lier psroen, oa Der
6etrOifene ertlGrte, teinen StraIantrag
81 HELEN. Siege ooA in Der Shat bic
ihOnlte gnertennun9 iiir iein ergreiieu.
oes SPIEL. = Go Qeibeben i'm 8aters
lanoe SboteipeOre's!
- Sin ebrlider Srqcloreber. Die
Poli'eipernaltun9 DON Yarmen
madt bet0nnt: ,Ginem Der bieii0en
SrNeloreber 1T oieIer Wobe bel Dec
NnsiIDun9 ieines @emerbes ein 8olo-
ltilf in Die Sammelbii6ie QerpOrfen
DorOen. ga er onnimmt, oaB oies
aus &erIeben 9ei9c6en lit, 10 bat er
ben Setra9 5ipefs @rmittelun9 oss
Glgentbiimers bicrber ab9e9eben."
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Sreic yiaeu.

Senben sic Sbre @OreBe an s.. 6.
Sutlen 81 &c., Chicago, un6 erbalter
Sic cine S6a9tel pom DIR. Kings New
Life Pills gratis. Sine Bro5e wirS
Sic pom oeren @ertb iiberSeusen. Sieie
Yiueu iino pom elmer milOen @irtun9
unb iinp uon ~beionoerem Grfolse sur
SeiIung pOn S~eritopfuns unO 4rOnii3enl
6opfweb. Sir Malaria uno 9ebers
trantbeiten baben OieieIben ii6 ais uns
i9Gbbar bepieien. Sic limb ~garantirt
Don berber ~seriebenoer Subitans irei uno
sdnSli6 pon &rduteriubi tansen Sulams
menseiett gu iein. Sic i9wd9cn ni6t
bel ibren @irtun9en ionoern trditisen
oas Spltem iubem iie Dem Wagen uno
ben llnterleibs Srganen neue 6raft
seben. Sine S6atel pon gep0buli6er
@rOBe foitet IS Gents. gu babeu bel
:. ". &uete, apotbeter, 568 Mtain
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
S6mets.

- Zen vgasl. Na6r." tpirb aus
6bur 9emeloet: v9ie Yiiuoner Soh=
tbller limb in Winterlanoi9aftsn inns
%0ewanoelt. S6nee lie9t bis auf 100
Weter berab. Yiele @lpen meroen pers
laiieu. Sn Oeridieoenen Sobenturor=
ten erseben ii9 Die Gur9dIte benz
S4littenIpOrt uno anoeren g8interUer=
Qniigen." - Ius 3ermatt pom 26.
gu9. weroen Dem .9uno" iiber ben tOs
l%Oilalen 66bniturm, Der an 9enanntem
Sage tObte fol9enoe @inSelbelten mits
9etbeilt: ,.Iuf Dem 8ornerarat=S otel
rolte Der Wiuo oas Sle6oab auf. bic
Sparren fielen, bic Sahplatten regnes
ten nieoer uno einSi9 Der SeIonnenbeit
zines Seoienlte!en. Der Niemano Der er=
idredten 8Glte oas Saus b~erlulisn lieB,
lit es 81 oaufen, baB tein un9liif Ge=
i6ah. Cine Expedition bon Yreitnorn
tonnte nit tnapper Nptb suriiftebren;
nidt einnal Der SeOOulpaB mar gu mos
den, inoem bic Siibrer einen ueber9ang
ni9t maaten. Sebr in Gorge lit man
iiber cine Yartie auf ben WOnte JfUIa,
Die 9eltern bic getemps=Si itte erreiht
uno beute bon benz fiirbterliden
Sturm untsrmegs iiberrai6t woroen
iein oiirfte. IS bat biz ticf berunter
Sei9neit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
Sbr SHADE miro fciueu Wonat
IcbCtt.

60 purbe Serrn Gilman grown, go.
"a Wfiu StraBe, Soutb Gardener,
WoH., pom ben QerSten 9eiast. Setu
Sobn bate Gin Qunseniibel, wel6es pon
tppbii8em Malaria 9eiOIst wurpe uno
CT perauSgabte 1915 an Ner5te, weI9e
ben Snaben i6lieBli6 NIT ben @prten
perloren gaben: ,,Guer Snate wiro teis
nen Mtonat leben." 9r per udte DR..
Kings New Discovery uno elm paar
6lai6en saben ibm ieine Gelunpbeit
mieoer unp ermO9li6ten eS ibm ais
9eiunber Wann pieoer on Die @rbeit 81
9ebsn. Gr iast, er i6uloe DIR. Kings
New Discovery ieine gegenwarti9e, quite
@eiunbbeit uno er baltic OaSieIbe fir baS
bette SeiImittel Der @eIt se9en 9unsens
libel. Brobe 1ai3en nm omit IN Z. Us.
&uete's 9lpotbete, 56s MainsS traBe.
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@brontk.
Jnlano.
Sutnois.

- Gin i6refIi6es GrIebniB pGbreno
zines @emitters. Sin I9rsfli6es Grz
IebniB botten oieier Gage 3tpet WtQnner
aus &i6iieIo. in Der Ndbe bon
GuincO. Sin Qewiner 6reo Wteo=
bows, nel9er I'M &aoen DOn 6ront Zee
In &ihiielo ongeitelt 1T, mar in 8e1ells
f6Qft pOn Splb WbltneD am Wttttlpo9
in Guinc0 9emeien unO bate GlntGIts
fir oas @ei6dft oes 0rn. See beIOr9t.
Oils be WtQmer Den Seimlpeg ontrNter
buttcn Tie inter onoern WaNrcn aud
Elm 6dB Petroleum 0uf benz g8a8ell.
IS mphte etpn 9 ubr iein, no Die
MtInner nod un9efdbr anoertbaIb WRel=
len opn &ihfielo entIernt maren, als ne
bon Dem @emitterlturm ttberra'ht ruur'
ben, Der am ~Qenannten Nbero liber Die
@CQeno oabiu3o0. ga fubr pIOBIlb
Elm 9reler @IIBltrObl betnleoer, our3
bic beioen M}Qnuer, uno bet1ubte ielnes
Der 9feroe. Nie0OODs "ItilrSte aus Dem
g8oQen, uno blieb Uui ,oer Str0Be lie
oen. Su5 unperleBt 0ebliebene Yfero
muroe eri6reft, bog turS ab rno mari
Den Wnoen nm, nobel NSbitneD inter
oQs 6ubrrUert 3u liegen fam. Mteaopps
~erlonQte in WeIIi9en Winuten oas Ve=
WubtIein mieoer, un0 lab, Dap oas cap
nit benz Petroleum in Srouo lei; oas=
iclbe maj our6 einen SIiBtr0bl 9etrot=
fen un0 ent3iinoet mDroen. MteUoOps
elite nun Dem unter Dem g8n0en liegers
Den @bitneD 81 Silie unO befrelte benz
ielben aus ieiuer 0efdbrli6en Gage.
llnteroeIIcn mar 0u6 b0s betQubte
9ferO mieoer munter 8erUoroen ulo oos
Seller i'm brenrenoen G0B Qing aus.
Yeioe MQnner Qin9en 3m0r tOOtll6 er=
idredt ober 0lildli6er Q9eiIe oOh In.
perleBt gu 6uB nOh Eihfielo, INN oonn
an nQa'ten Sage g8a9en uro S0oun9
in Si6erbeit 81 brin9en.
g8ie Der SroutOater bic Sohieits=
%ausItottun9 beiANhte. Tie &0ufleute
in W ilton, Yite GouutD, luuren lett
lQr9erer 3eit 9rOBem Ner9er 0usNe'eBt
qeipefen o0Our6, o0B ibnen pOn mbes
fainter SanO OlerbNno Sa6Cn,
nQmentli6 S6nittp0nren, aus ibren
8eI6Qiten enttpsnoet wUroen. Gie'cr
Sage nun belt cine Der S06ter oe5 in
benz Srte onidiiiQen SObn SbNw So6=
3eit, Juno babel bemertte elmer Der Be-
ItpbIenen, ooB i6r ,Gbrentleio" aus 9e=
nall Oerielben glrt Stofi 9eiertigt lei,
lpel6en er erit iiir3li9 bon ausmdrts
bate tommen lGlien. MuA mloere
Stife Der 80roerDbe famen ibm 10
.intim" Dor, oOB cine SOllsiu6ung bic
6ol9e mar, uno PNpa Sbaw %betannte,
our9 tp~ieoerbOlte Ginbrii6e in bic
&Goen Ses Srtes Dem Slid ieiner biel=
oeliebten SOdter 9ori6ub 9eIeiitet gu
baben. Man 9sItNttete ibm. na6oem
Der junge 8atte fir ben p9rouneau"
bc;Nblt, ben Staub MfiltOn's - uno
III Miltou, ME in allen oerarti9en
2anoft6ot6en pirbeln oerglei6en So
den gang beoeutenoen Staub auf -
bon ieinen 6iBeu 81 i4iitteln.