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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-18
WORM REPORTs.

Hutto. Williamson County, Texas. An.
gust 10, Cotton worm haa made IT. APP
pearance and the farmers are much afraid
these continued showers will oausc tho
worm 10 destroy their young cotton.
koppcrl, Bowie County. Texas. August
1.-The first bale of cotton was ginned
yesterday, and is being carried to Morgan
today, Rains south Of kopperi iave been
plentiful: north very light Some boll and
army worms where the rain WIS plentiful.
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wnnt one Ratc Lo,,errd.

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas people
are as anxious to have the Brookshire rate
put down 10 10 cents as are the cotton
raisers Of the country tributary TO that
place. but II secuss their numerous appli-
cations In that direction have either been
overlooked or IGNORED by the railroad COM
mission The special rate. according to
tho tariffs. was published June n. 1885. 10
besnme effective July 10.
Ths railroad omnmission subsequently,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-18

changed the rate to 20 cents per hundred
rom Brookshirc to Houston; effective o.
tober 70. 1896. allowing the old rate OF 10
Pass from Eishear. four miles across the
country Since that time the Katy has
appfcd number OF times to the commits
sion for authority 70 apply tho io-cent
rate. but no action has been taken by tho
latter. consequently double rate Is used.
II 's understood the matter will be ngain
placed before the commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-18
COTTON COMING IN.


Yesterdays Receipts Were Heavy
for THIS Time Of Year.
Cotton Is not fairly on the move yet.
although 5o75 bales were the rail- receipts
yesterday. The season does not properly
open until September 1. when, railroad
men say, the great Texas crop will begin
to move In this direction. All Houston
roads have long since finished getting In
shape their surplus equipment for the cot
ten season. and the probabilities are that
every available car VIII be In use. Added
to this is q great demand made for cars In
the North, especially In Kansas City and
St. Louis territory. for the grain crop com
ing TO the gulf for export. The yard and
Office fNccs have been increased during
the last ten days with view Of further
additions in the future.
or yesterdays receipts the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass were the heaviest NOV
crs, with the Southern Pacific second.
Both lines penetrate country, the yield
OF which Is somewhat earlier than other
sections of the State. Under ordinary cir
cumstances the Houston and Texas Cen
trial leads all other Texas lines, but In
yesterdays business she fell short OF her
sister read the Southern Pacific, over a
thousand bales. For the first seventeen
days of August OF this year, however, the
Central shows total receipts OF 515i bales,
being ali increase OF SIS bales over tho
same period last year. The Southern Pa
ciflc's total receipts UP to Angus, IL were
s6Sa bales, while those Of the Katy were
1000 bales.
Yesterdays receipts via tho different
roads
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h.AwLOR-RATEs $3.50 AND saN
| DAY. JAMES L.AWLOR. PRO


|. Adams, Lee Stetnan, San Antonio:
Patrick, Austin; II. T. Addlckc.,
|arcos: Wort G Scott, Austin, x. u.
pmery, Al, ri. homo. Dallas: j. y.
A. 4. Judge and wife, Fort Worth;
|Paul,on, Austin; II, y. Davies, y.
wards Frank Lock, New York; J.
|tchell Richmond. George Lock.
Ike; T. O. BEARD. city. +. A. Jones.
|i. Commit. New Orleans: y. l..
ban. Cuero. w. A. Kincheloe. J. III.
(nms, Wharton: G. IL. Vsnngilder,
Halt. G T.. Sewage. San Antcnio;
|Hmsman, NJ, Lawson. city; Dan Al.
!. Galveston Hunter A. Craycroft.
Carly. Dallas: G. c. Covill. T. j.
\. A Brfiten, w. A. Baiic. New
IS: q. ". Leakc. Fort Worth; ID,
bheimen. Galveston; l.. burnett. Pa
G. n. MUM, Kansas city; s. A.
!. HaMctsville: T.. b. Caldweli,
G.. Il Christie. Chicago: o. 5.
|ings. Alvin; j. 7. Swectman, Gal
!. j. NJ. Fergeron, +. A, Brack,
Pass y. l.. Slaptery, New Orleans;
Lappington. John e. knight. city.
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ThE HOTELS.
CAPITOL
HOTEL


ARRIVALS.
Rates, $3.50 to
$500 . cr day.
8 TX ~ elegant
70 o N s . WILL
bath. l. n = & .
sample rooms
Centrally locat'
cd. Best accom-
modations tof
commercial m0u
H.. -Igre
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FROM rOsT CORRESPONDENTS

sectlon pIrector. oalveston. rosa.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

De4leFUe ana pIaCad'II >~ care G y.
Gardner, but this doctor is also com
pIetcly mystified.
II live III granite house in a block
where street cars run through. "
Where is the house?" said the doc
tor.
louisville, Boston, don't know"
was the answer
For several days he was treated as an
alcoholic patient, but there was no i'm
provement i'll his mentality. It was
then that Professor Frankel of the Post
Graduate hospital was invited to inter
est himself in the mysterious patient.
Accompanied by DR.. Gardner, he was
taken to that hospital.
There, III the presence of other pro-
fessors and doctors, Mr., Kaufman was
hypnOtized, and it is said that Profess
or Frankel had him in complete control.
He commanded him to place his fingers
together, tip to tip and he did so. Then
he was told to separate them, and he
did that too. Next the doctor suddenly
slapped his hands and made quick cir
cular movement with his arms.
Now" he said quickly, where do
you live?"
The answer was the stereotyped re-
ply, Louisville, Boston. -
Accompanied by the hospital attend
ants of Bellevue, Mr.. Kaufman was
escorted to various parts Of the city on
foot and in street and elevated cars He
was led past blocks of buildings with
granite fronts, brownstOne dwellings,
brick and even frame houses, in the
hope that he might see a familiar dwell
ing or perhaps be able to recognize his
old home. Each and every one of these
efforts was i'll vain.
Son, son, daughter, my daughter,
bring me home, Oh, oh, oh, bring me
home "
That was his refrain at the close of
these journeys, of which there were
two, after he had been returned to the
medical ward. Reclining ON his couch
he whispered, 1T is p. tall, granite
/ building, yes, yes, quite III"
Can't Jon describe itY Can't you
. say where itisf What docsit look Iike?''
But the dazad man sDrrowfulIy shook
his head
According ~ hIs starry. Kaufmann is
married, bat hls wife is dead. He did
not know her name. lie had two chill
dren, son and daughter.
Professor Dana believes that some
sudden shock will restore the man tn
possibly perfect recollection of his
past
Professor Dana says that Mr.. Kauf-
mann IL the most interesting case be
has ever seen. At clinic in the Post
graduate hospital Mr.. Kaufman was
asked many questions. First a bunch
of keys was produced.
What are these?" said the doctor.
Keys, said Kaufman.
} What is this?' was asked as watcl
was held before his eyes.
S " A watch" said Kaufman.
+ WHAT'S this;" as coat was held up
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
He FORGOT HIS HOME.
A PERFECTLY SANE MAN WHO CAN
NOT LOCATE HIS RESIDENCE.

Experts In Mental Diseases Al at Ca.
HypnOtism Tried In Vain - Patients
Memory Seems Sound on All other Sub
jects-Talks of Son and Daughter.
There is man III the medical ward
Of Bellevue hospital, New York, who
does not know where he lives. He has
been there since March %, except at
intervals when attendants of the hOspi-
tai have accompanied him about the
city in efforts to see if he could recog-
niZe his residence. All Of these efforts
have been in vain. The man is perfectly
conscious, has rare intelligence, and on
every subject except that of the loca-
ton Of his home he talks fuently and
COherently.
Professors and doctors are greatly
puzzled by the strange case They have
investigated and reinvestigated for
weeks together, but without results.
Professor Dana, the expert in nervous
diseases, is also mystiied; so are DIR.
Gardner of the medical section of Belle
vue and Drs Fitch and Wildman Of
the insane pavilion of the hospital.
Professor Frankel of the Postgraduate
hospital is also unable to account for
the peculiar form of this mans mental
malady.
1t was on March % that this psyche
logical mystery walked into Bellevue.
He appeared to be somewhat dazed from
the effects of strong drink He was
weak and tottering when he was
brought into the presence Of DR.. Mel
son. To the doctor he said that his
name was Anse Kaufman and that his
age was AS years.
g. am a grocer" he said, land l am
married, but l am unable to find my
home"
DR.. Nelson resorted to all conceivable
methods to refresh his memory. Each
one failed. Mr.. Kaufman said he knew
his name, knew he had a wife and chill
dren, but was unable to say whether h
lived in New York city or elsew here.
Louisville, Boston, Louisville, Bos
ton," he murmured every time DR.
Nelson and others endeavored to estab
llsh his place of residence. He wa
taken to the insane pavilion. There hi
case was considered by DR.. Robertson
and his assistants Drs. Fitch and vii
oman. Mr.. Kaufman, as he Gale
himself, did not appear to be demented
and he did not seem to be i'll, he simpl
could not remember where he lived
After he had been there two days Pre-
fessor Dana was called in. He studio
Mr. Kaufman with great care; but, e.
pert and alienist as he is, he was unab
to correctly diagnose the mans cond
ton. Shortly after Mr. Kaufman WI
transferred to the medical section
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19


Close connections at Columbus M ,, AZ
lanta and all points North and G " ny
Montgomery for all points reached y
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, we sss
tern of Alabama Railway and Plant 55g
tenn Railway; Cordele for all POM, or
reached by the Georgia Southern l,r GD
Florida Railway; Helena for BTun l3,,oy
and all points on the Southern Ka naT,5,
Collins, Stillmore Air Line ana E Srir,,
and Reidsville Railroad points; C u,,
the Central Of Georgia Railws! ~ fen.
nah with Plant System and FIor'u% %or All
trail and Peninsu ar Railways ~ Coast
R wise Steamship lines for all eastern P0'D'
CECIL GABBETT, V. P. and IT, Il
A. POPE, G. F. d ?. A. A.
CHAS. N. KNIGHT, Asst; y, LIS l., Gs
W.P. LEWIS, Com. Agt. Go. u tnoup Ca
B. NJ. WILSON, Com. u Da"''D'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
Why take JOhnSOn'S
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
OfFeVer in ONEDAY.
BODIES OFTWO GIRLS.
They Are Found Swinging from Trees in
Alabama

4hoF are ouhd swinging from AFees III
Alabama
A Huntsville, Ala, press dispatch
says: At daybreak this morning the
bodies of Molhe Smith and Mandy
Franks, negro girls, were found swing
ing FROM ropes from trees on the road
leading from Jeff to Huntsville. The
lynching was done at an early hour 10y
about twenty men. The girls were sus-
pected of poisoning the family of Josh
VA O Kelly at Jeff. Mollie Smith was
arrested last night while making her
way across the Tennessee line, and
Mandy Franks was captured at home.
The latter is said to have, made confess
sion., The first poisoning of the O'Kelly
family was about two months ago. Mr..
O'Kelly died A few days ago several
other members of the family were pOis.
oned, but are recovering.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

Health Was Greatly impaired, But
Hoods SarsapariIIa Built 1t Up
Sores Have All Disappeared.

81 was troubled with eruptions on my
face, which appeared like scrofula. NY
health was so much impaired that / was
advised to take Hoods SarsapariIla to
build me up, and I bought six bottles.
Before l had taken half Of this amount
found that was improving. could rest
better at night, and felt refreshed in the
morning. gained in flesh and when
had finished the six bottles the sores on
my face had all disappeared" J.B. Bod
DIE, Postmaster, Nashville, No. Carolina.
After suffering from a sore leg for 25
years, four bottles of Hoods sarsaparilla
madea complete cure. 1t is several years
since / took Hoods Sarsaparilla, but /
have not suffered with any sore or erysip-
elias in that time" MRS. NJ. J. HARTLEY.
LoVett, georgia Remember
Hoods SarsapariIla
Is the Best the One True Blood Purifier. Re
sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills easy to to take, easy to buy,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
THE BEE HIVE, Dawson, Georgia.
@ N7.lI. 70 .II!....:" s a coat, ne sa1u.

VIZ. 10; tlt..;'::' s a coat; ne sa1u.
Now, where do you live?'' said one
of the doctors who were present at the
clinic.
Il do not know, - was the reply
The doctors have agreed that the
trouble which af1icts this man is anne
STA, which practically means he has lost
his power to recall events and remem-
Der locations. Exchange.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
CONNECTIONS,

Pullman car service on main IIDV !"
tween Savannah and Montgomery
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
Common Names.

The following are the commonest
names IN New York, according to the
New York city directory for 1897, from
which they are selected: Smith, 8, 1888
Brown, 1862; Miller, 1895; Murphy,
1910; Meyer, LOB; johnson, l,086; KeI-
ly, 1,074; Cohen, 1,0O6; Levy, 06l: Will
liams, 1913; Jones, 892; Murray, S34
Wilson. 873; Clark, 848; Sullivan, $40;
Martin, SIG; White, 1872; Moore, 762.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
HIS SOUL WILL PRESIDE.
Christian Laymen Eject President Who
will Hold Office After Death.

The annual convention of the Chris.
tian Laymen Workers Association has
been in session at Waycross, Ora.
The found of the order, William
Parker, is president, and has been re-
elected to the post each year. The CON
vention passed resolution declaring
him president for life and forever. The
resolution states that he will contn-
ue president even after death, and that
the first vice-president skall ever after
perform the duties of the post consecrat-
ed TO the soul of Parker.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
Special Bargains and Big Drives f

that prices only good TILE
Hive. All goods frst-class sold advertised
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

We know of but one comm upity in
the world where dyspepsia is practically
unknown, and that is the Shakers OF NJ.
Lebanon, N. Y. These good people
have been studying the subject of di-
gestion for more than a hundred years,
and that they understand it pretty thor
oughly is evidenced in the foregoing
fact. Their Digestive Cordial is the SAT
est and lest remedy in cases oil
Indigestion that we know of. A trial
bottle can be had throug'o your druggist
for the trfling sum Of 10 cents.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies
the system with food already digested
and at the same time aids the digestion
Of other foods. 1t will almost instantly
relieve the ordinary symptoms of indi,
gestion, and no sufferer need to be told
what these are.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
GEORGIA X ALABAMA RT.
35 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE FROM
DAWSON TO SAVANNAH.

Entirely new Columbus and Sostheru
Georgia and Eastern Alabama pasSen,
ger line. The new Atlanta and Southern
Georgia passenger route via Columbus,
PASSENGER SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MICH.
"A, 1897.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
II you want to quit tobacco using easily
full of new life and vigor, take No-TO- BAG,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, SOC or
Sl.OO. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

just try Toe. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19

Laxol is the best medicine for chill
dren. Doctors recommend it in place OF
Castor Oil. L<AAA- k..- kS&sasa
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
DOnnestics.

GoolIT cking,t the Ocennk in our now 5
Yard Sea sand lwoth10 cpn
1914 Sheeiug prce15
Ga PEI
Riverside Checks cents
IS rolls Heavy rwehng reduced
1000 Yards Good Soft Finish Bleaching A cents only,
Yard Wide Fru: O Bleaching,
Big Values in Remnants.
centg
0yardC eand Cambrv 5centsp yard.
yardg good Percaes the scents going
a bargain al o
Cheese Iloh, a
Linen Goods at Wholesale Cost.
md 153cn
ents Damask s weIv
All Linen extra zes
Special Bargains and Big Drives for ShrewdsBuyers
Fifty Spreads, the dlar in centso
a Spread is a bargain one and
he ssae7 nts
7,
%
dozen Mems Nege Shirts unei everDys 80 cents sellers price %
double
0 make
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-05-19
Big Values in Remnants.
Linen Goods at Wholesale Cost.

Turkey Red and White Table Damask 81 ms. bargain at
Our 25 cents fable Damask is we'll worth 40 cents
All Linen Towels, extra sizes, 123 cents only.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

- Sem 8remfer TbomaS &ubbp bon
8ellebue tpurbe eefern in bem o., 8. &
Us. SOfs Elm SUB fGiper psrIsst.
Or. 3eqer bon 8pcmins Gbenue
brad am Montas abenb ben 2nUden
zines Subeelenfes aIs ct bon ieinem Bic
cpcle abiprans.
-8efu6t bas gben WuIsum bieie unb
fommsnbe @ode. SIS idlisbt am l9.
Stunt. Sc III bas srbbte in ben 8er.
Staaten. Sreittas Ra&mittass fur
Srauen.
= -@. $. Souie, Der friibere SiIfS.
StabtanipaIt bon 9ittsburs, 3d., ipurbt
am Wontas ipesen 1lnteri@Iasuns pOr
itdbtiiden @eIbern su stpeiidbriser 3udt'
bausfrafe perurtbeiIt.
- Die Spring 8roof @aHer @om'
panic ldbt eeeenndrtis nabe Sumper'i
einen sroBen unb maHipen Damn errit'
ten. Der $50, 900, 900 @aQonsn @aiiel
entbaIten iuirD.
- Wdbrenb ber berfloHenen Wohl
ereisneten iid 36 TObesfdae unb fii,
benielben 8eitraum tpurben A neu
Dlaiernerfranfunsen, 8 BON 9ipbiberitii
unb bon Sdarladfeber semeIbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Armen $ Seb1rbe.

Sn Der Sreitus SiBuns bieier 8ebbrb'
madte Director Sdotten ipeiters Nn'
flasen sessn ben Or. M. s. MiQiams.
bod ba laut einem sefabten Seidluf
Anflagsn nur in sirer grsiutib Sisunp
sema6t iperben fOnnsn. 70 ipurbe Elm So.
mite ernannt, um bic AnssIssenbeit au
unteriuben.
Inter anberen, bic UNI nnteritiibuna
nadiubten. bsfanb iib au6 bic iSrau
bes Ulbrbers Yoqpa BON Dunmore. unb
es purbe bei6lOfen, ibr rnteritiiBuns
iu bewiaIaen, iOtpie uud mebrersn anbss
ren, bic bsbtrftis bsfunOen ipuroen.
Oas Sinans @omlte beridtete. bab Der
Sdaben an benz fiirsli6 serit5rtsn Pum.
penbauie burd l.s97.50 8srii6srune
besli6sn tpurben iei.
Die ausndrtisen Nsrste itatteten Be-
ridte ab unb laut bes Supt. 8esmsr's 8
gsri6t befanben iid am 81. Wtai $50
Sniafen i'm 4rmenbeim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10

tpebr Gompanie, Ieihte Dppoiition ere
fubr, aber sbsnfaIIs beifdtist iparb. Die
@rnennuns oes 9bomas Gossrobe aIs
Snfpeftor bes 2onersan 8Ioce Mb,uss.
fanalS unb bic bes Wm. Douabertp aIs
Snfpsftor bes Wpomine Gpenue GbsueSs
tanals, tpuroen benz Gomite iibertpisien.
Die Orbinana peIds bsr GsntraI Zee
lepbcn @ompanie bas Redt siebt, ibre
Drdbte unterirbii9 au Iesen, purbs nit
IA eegen Stimmen ansenommen, na@s
bem cine fur3s Dsbatte bariiber tattses
funben bate.
8Ode rei&te cine Orbinans elm, ipeIde
bos 2abfabren auf ben StraBsn bsr
Stabt reeuliert; bieielbe fdreibt Dor,
caB iebeS 5abtrab nit elmer @Iode rers
ieben iein iou, bic Bel 2reuauneen seIdu.
tet tperben mub !; bab na6 Sonnenuuters
gong iebes Sabrrab nit elmer 2ampe
oerisben iein mub. beFsn 2i&t Dor bai.
ielbe eetporfen tperben muB; bab iebe
Ni6ta1tuns Der DrbiRans beftraft ipers
ben ioa, baS erife nit SO unb isbsS foIs
sen6e WaI nit IS. 9is Orbinan, trarb
sum Druid refsrirt.
9ie Orbinan3 fiir beridiebene 8erIdns
gerungen Der @eleife ber Traction Cons
panic in Spbe Bart unb i'm yloreenbe
erfubr mebrere Nenberunsen uno ipurbs
oann Bel britter 2eiune aneenommen.
Ser StabtanipaIt fol- in grfabrung
brineen. Oh ber @ompanie an Weit Wars
let StruBe bon Der Stabt @sssrs1t ses
aeben iperben fam.
0ie 8efoIuticn, tpeIde BEN Strabens
fommiHdr antpeif, bic 8ace Strabe
Bride tempordr au repnriren, iparb benz
Stabtantpalt iibertpieien, ba bic Bride
Bribateiaentbum 1T.
Cine Orbinans. tpeIdte 8rospect BIace
aIS einen TbeiI beS StabtpIanes beseid.
net, iparb 6sm Somite iiberipieien; bess
eIsiden erfubr bic Orbinan, fiir einen
Nb,ugsfanal an Monroe Npenue unb
@reen 8lace.
9ie 8eioIution fiir einen WaGsrifod
an Marfet Sirabe unb bem 8ouIepar6
unb an Gapouie unb Columbia Gbsnuss
iuarb aneenommen.
Nu6 bic 8eiolution, tpeIde ben Stabts
seometer antpeiit, in 8etreff Der Gr5ff.
nuns bon Orforb Strabe nit ben g., 6.
& Sd. 60. 8eamten su beratbi&Iasen,
unb ibn aud antpeiif. 2ofeniibsrihldee
cariiber anSufertisen, puroe ebenfalls
dnaeuommeu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-10
Ha8 Ghal abndrt6.

SabIur.-Dis S6uIbebDrbe eripabIte
am Wontas 4bsno foIsenbe 8eamte /:
Prdi iibent, Soiepb Dabis 6efretdr.
Sobn 3. &seie; Sbabmeiftsr, Samss
9oipsa. ir.-gine Sdauiteluns unb
Gon,ert bes Columbian atbIetii9en GIuts
finoet am nddfsn Nontas Absnb in
Wsber's Rinf fait, tpobsi Der TapIOr
Iurnberein aud mittpirfsn ipirb. Brof.
Suber trifft ale 8OrbsreItunssn flr ei.
men erfoIsrei6sn 8erIauf Der SshIi6s
teit.-2ouis 86bler bat am Samitae
iein Gissntbum an GapIor StraBe on
5ruu Dfarp Steepers fur 81 $50 Der.
fauft.-Sobn 8eedam, Elm befanntsr
iunser 0tann bon Der gpne. ipurb om
Oienftas Jfa6mittae in Der Bpne Wline
aueenbIidIi1 setbbtet. gr bate ebsn
iein Gaseiperf polbra6t unb poate fi6
auf ben Seimtpes MAIDEN, alS er Dor els
mem belaoenen 3us 8arren ausslitt uno
beHen Rdber bann ieinen 85rper iiber'
fubren.
-Sobn Sumbad bon Guftin Seiebts
tpuroe am Donnerita9 in ber eleltnami.
gen Uiine bon einem Dedsnfaa eetrufs
fen unb na6 bem 2ndapanna Soipital
iiberfGbrt, mo elm fdlimmer 8,ud bss
lintsn SiftentnO8enS fontutirt tparb.
-9etsr Dapisn tpobnts am Sonntas
in Der 8obnuns bss Soc Wiileosfp su
Durpeu elmer &inbestaufs BEL unb bes
aleitste etipa IL llbr Nbenbs cine iunse
Dame auf ben Ssimpes. Simon Nil'
falls ideint ibm tieS iebr iib,I senomm'n
su baben, benn er lauerte ibm auf uno
runnte ibm Elm WeRer in bic rebie Seite,
ipeIdes bic 2unsen bur6ibnitt. Dapten'S
8ufe bradte bic anberen 3bsilnebmer on
Der 8inoestaufe sur Steae unb elne al.
semeine 2eiIerei entitanb, in Der Srani
Wasfspis in fdlimmer. ubsr nidt &C..
fdbrlihsr Beife mebrermale eehohen
paro. Dapfen'S 8erIsBuns 1T eins
iebr sefdbrlibe unb es 1T pabtideinli6.
baB er ibr erlesen ipirb. Sein 4nerei.
fer 8ilfaIts. Der nad Der Tbat entflOb.
tpurOe ipdter einsefaneen unb oem Sc.
fdnsnib iibernisisn, ,ipei anbere 9beiI.
nebmer an ber aeilerei unter Sdreibafi
aehellt.
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