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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
TO SAVE A TRAIN
Blcyclist Tells The Story OF Ride
Against Time.
Asserts That He Found a Tie on the
Tracks and Removed II.

: If bicyolist who states that he was
riding along the roadbed of theProyi-
dence, Warren x Bristol and Fall River
Railroad tells the truth, an attempt was
made last night To wreck the Fall River
express which leaves this city at IL 80
O'Clock. According TO his story, he saw
something on the track near Bowers cove
bridge, which ON investigation proved TO
be u railroad sleeper. 1t was laying cross
wise ON the track, and If the train struck
IL there would be "A bad accident. He re-
moved the obstruction and then rode TO
the railroad yard, where he reported what
ne had found and what he had done. This
was to warn the engineer TO be on the
lookout for similar distractions IL an at
tempt had been undertaken to wreck the
train. According To the story of the
bicycle rider, who refused 10 give his
name, he found the sleeper ON the track
AT 1880 o'clock, or one hour before train
time According 10 the romance i'm "A con-
temporary, the bicyclist rode as if for his
life TO warn the railroad men of the dan
ger he had aycrted The distance from
Bowers cove 20 the round house, where
the engineer of the train was, Is less than
ono mile, and If the rider took % min
utes to cover that distance he must have
held his future usefulness of little value
"A real hero could walk that distance i'm
much quicker time. Admitting that il
took the rider 10 minutes to remove the
sleeper from the track he had time
enough To fall off his wheel number of
times and then arrive nc tine round house
IN time TO save the train
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Held It's Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Baptist
Womans Foreign Missionary society of
Rhode Island was held i'm the stewart
street Baptist Church yesterday. All
parts of the state were represented. Tie
speakers at the three sessions were Miss
Ada Newell Of pawtucket Miss Anna
Tinker Of Philadelphia, Miss Miner Mrs.
H. Morrow, Mrs. A. ID. Manning. Mrs
;. &. Durfee and the officers Of the society
who presented their annual reports. The
following officers were elected President
Miss Mary A. Greene; vice-presidents,
Mr. A. ID. Manning, Mrs II. NJ King,
Mrs. Il. ;, Snow and Mrs. +. L. Smith
recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth How.
land; corresponding secretary, Miss A.
NJ. BarrOws; treasurer, Mrs &. 4. vii
cox; directors class 3. Mrs. j. V. Ostcr-
hout Mrs Adrian Mathews. Mrs. G. 4.
Maryott Mrs. 4 H. Lorimcr and Miss
sarah ;. Mumford; 60 fill vacancies in
class ., Mrs W. =. Allen and Miss Emma
r. Tiffany
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02


THE COCK lofty G00-GOO.
The commingling of unmitigatcd impu-
dence and egregious conceit Is the marked
characteristic of the appeal made in be-
half OF the Goo-Goo candidates for the
General Assembly from the city of Proyi-
dencc. The call to good eitizens' and
the "better element" would DC an insult
to common sense and rightly regarded as
slap at the principle of popular govern
ment were 10 not so ridiculous. From
any point of view, however il is indeed
precious document.
The appeal starts out on the assumption
that the citizens of Providence have
never had "a voice in the selection of their
candidates for public Office, and the final
choice thereof, until the Tom Bicknells
and the Arnold Greens OF the town walked
up TO the awful condition of things and
showed the freemen how To he free on
modern and strictly up-to-date lines. OF
course the assumption is false and absurd.
Its pronunciation is on par with the
talk Of the labor agitators who stir up tho
crowd in n faction by Informing them of
what they didn't know before, that they
strike strike, if they would he free. The
nonsense Of machines and bosses and cor
porations is concentrated to the point of
extravagant absurdity in the assumption
of the Goo-Goo manipulators with their
new political discoveries.
"The dictation of petty caucus" in
deed Tho caucls is not a perfect instru-
ment Of securing and registering the will
Of the people because it is human, but 1t
has stood the test for good many years
and Is never petty nor docs il dictate in the
sense these perverted fellow citizens would
have us believe.
Any body of citizens is at liberty to
work for and secure the nomination of
any OF their fellow citizens for any office
All that is necessary to success is the
securing of enough names to the nomna-
ton papers to satisfy the requirements of
the ballot law. But when such IA body of
personal preferences that the public
officials of the past have violated their
oaths and have been derelict i'm their duty,
inefficient and even venal; that the
machinery of popular government by
which other candidates are named and
that has been in use since the Declaration
of Independence and, indeed, since the
establishment of the town meeting, has
ceased to be of service and is only used to
overcome, and not to express, the will of
the people; that with only record of fail
ure Of all promises and pledges 80 far p,
to the test the proposers of the new order
set themselves up as having tho only
plan worth while for securing the ideals |
of popular government; and furtl O, that |
citizens chosen after fashion different |
from their plan are not good citizens al d |
are entitled neither to the respect nor conf
dence of their fellowship whole proceed.
ing is characteristic of the upstart. II is
and absurdly impractical 1t
Is either childishncss or knaycry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
DIED In HIS OFFICE.
Arson H. Cole Expires After Reach
ing Place OF Business.
Heart Disease, From Which He Had Suf-
fered, Was the Cause.

Arson II. Cole, II years old, died this
morning at the Office of K. ID. +. Wilkin-
son, 4S Exchange place, where he had
been employed for the last twenty years,
and according to the statement of DIR.
William III. Palmer, heart disease was the
cause of death.
Mr.. Cole reached the Office about s
o'clock this morning.
The exertion Of removing his overcoat
brought to fatal termination the dis
ease from which Mr. Cole had suffered for
several years.
His home was at 1876 East Manning
street, and he leaves "A widow and an
adopted daughter who Is the wife of Will
liam Gorton of North Attleboro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
u. S. Naval Academy Appointment
Committee on Naval Affairs,
House of Representatives U. s.,
Washington, March 81, 1897.

hd~nlnklon, olI lotis
To the Editor OF The News:
am authorized TO nominate a candidate for
appointment as naval cadet i'm the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis and
Will select my nominee by competitive exami
nation.
Candidates must be actual residents of the
First Congressional District of Rhode Island,
between Is and 70 years OF age on the 18th of
May next, at least five feet in height and
physically sound well formed and of robust
constitution.
They will be examined IN, reading, writing.
spelling, arithmetic geography English gram
mar, United States history and algebra.
All candidates are requested TO send their
names and addresses, and the names and resi-
dences Of their parents, by mail to Mr.. Frank
T. Thompson Newport, as soon as possible,
ana will report for examination at the office
of Mr. Thomas b. Stockwell, secretary of the
state board of education. l04 North Main
street, Providence, on Saturday, April II,
1897, at g:30 Il. IN.
Yours respectfully,
MELVILLE BULL, NJ. @.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

Postmaster Haywarl, Mayor McGuin.
ness, City Engineer shcdd aud all others
who have In any way contributed TO put
In shape the proposition for locating the
new postonlce ON Exchange Place arc en-.
titled ~ public conmendation. 1t is
likely that no other site will meet with 80
little opposition and the selection, II con
hrined by the actual purchase Of the land
by the government, will squelch for ever
the absurd parking scheme, the agitation
and the public Inconvenience that bave
been threatened ever since the new rail.
road plans were settled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
He is a Claimant.

James Dawson is one of the claimants
for the reward offered for information
lcading % the conviction of the murderer
of Frederick y. Strange. The murderer
proved to be Willis who nearly wrecked
the front of Mr., Dawson's bicycle store
on North Main street. Mr.. Dawson bases
his claim TO the money on the description
given by him of Willis, who tried 60 sell
him stolen bicycle and who afterward
broke the front plate glass window in an
attempt to escape arrest. Mr.. Dawson
was represented at the meeting in Taun-
ton by Attorney Thomas f.. Cosgroye.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
A Remarkable Experiment.

Chicago. Ill, April with n little
machine which looks like an egg beater,
DIR. Fenton Is Turck has performed the
stomach at the Post Graduate Medical
school, and by means of the Rocntgcn ray
he at the same time viewed the Internal
apartment where his little instrument was
at work. The operation marks an era Of
progress In the medical world as the ex-
pertinent was the first Of its kind made in
full view of the operator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

We hear no stirring strains from poet
laureate Austin ON the bombardment of
Crete. But the minor poets OF England
are free with their lines although they aro
not sung In sympathy with the policy of
the government that the paid official poet
is bound to tune his harp to if he must
tune IL nj all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

The Legislature of Kentucky is still
balloting for United States Senator oil
alone by itself, but the world is going
around "a usual, with the vacancy from
kentucky unsatisled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

What with the Governor OF the state
threatening 10 stop the construction of the
new State House and the Mayor of the
city of Providence holding up the build
ing work on Westminster street, there
may be said 70 be good deal of suspense
In town
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
,cb,,r. purn,us skin Dl.ca.e.-

Relieved in day. Eczema. salt Rhcum,
BARRIERS Itch. and all cruptions Of the
skin quickly relieved and speedily cured
by Dr Agncw's Ointment IL will give
instant comfort In cnscs of Itching, Bleed
ing. or Blind piles. and viii cure IN from
y. L. l,othrup. ~ Westminster; Blnnding
A Handing. "a and ~ wcybosset; George
L. Cluiiin a Co, ~ 30 az south Main
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

Where, :oh where, We're the peeler men,
Rugged out in the togs of the citizen,
When the Syrian slept and wicked crew
The door and the till of his shop went
throuuhi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Spsnisrds Were Jubilant.

Madrid April 2-Thc Queen Regent
was attending concert yesterday whVn
telegram was handed her announcing the
victories of the spanish troops In the
Philippine Islands Her Majesty cnuscd
the dispatch 20 bo read from the stagc
which aroused the greatest enthusiasm
The orchestra played the national anthem
and other patriotic airs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

OF course the weather we are en- joying
just now is no better because we may
compare 1t with the floods of the South
and the blizzards and tornadoes Of the
West But IL seems so and that contri-
butcs 20 the spirit Of appreciation and to
gratitude
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

As was expected handsome General
Draper OF Massachusetts, will travel one
of the roads that lead to Rome the only
one, be IL said, that he regards as really
worth much just at this time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

days ahead for the lower branch of Con-
gress and little else for the Congressman
to do but draw breath and salaries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

Harpcr's for April opens with Wash
ington and the French Craze of '93, "a
popular historical study by Professor John
Bach McMaster. The illustrations, in
Guiding the frontispiece in color, are by
Howard Pyle. archaeological Progress
of the Century" is the third of a series Of
illustrated papers. by Henry Smith
Williams, VI. d., con, jrning modern con
tributions to science. From Home 10
Throne in Belgium, by Clare dc Graft
enrcd, is study of social and political
conditions which will be of use TO pros
pcctive travellers IL is illustrated by
George Wharton Edwards. The third
paper Of the illustrated series on Mexico
entitled 1.-The Awakening Of n Nation,
treats Of "Daz the soldier and the States
man. and gives fresh and vigorous
sketch of one of the most romantic and
heroic Of modern careers. In tne sixth
paper of the series on white Mans
Africa, illustrated by X. Cato Wood
willie. the author. Poultncy Bigclow, gives
an Americans IMPRESSIONS Of the political
and social questions which the Jameson
raid has raised bctwccn the Dutch and
the English. "Our Trade with south
America, A" by Lieutenant Richard Mitch
ell, describes commercial conditions In
Brazil and the River Plato Republics
favorable Co the extension ~ our com
mcrcc. "Wild Things In winter II a.
study In bird life i'm the south, by j. III.
Kennedy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

The opposition to the senator from Cen.
tral Falls and tho representative from
East Greenwich In their respective locali-
ties appears 20 be based on neighborly
conviction that they have worn out their
welcome, II not outlived their usefulness,
only they don't know IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02

Colonel Vassos of Greece, temporarily
sojourning in Crete, evidently knows how
TO write first rate letter, of the kind that
compares favorably with the Gladstone
variofr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Go West, and blow up with the country

With no appointments swinging into
the adjacent territory of Massachusetts, 1t
may he said TO be getting warm" for
Rhode Island. -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Spanish Victory at Manila.

Madrid April 2-Additional advlces
from Manila say that the span iartls
have inflicted another defeat ON the In.
surgcnts> killing w VI the enemy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
The Ta|ma Company.
dunder the of stateo EhodeI
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000 PAR VALUE OF SHARES $50
Full paid. personal liability.
ommon mo Preferre \
REGISTRAR OF THE STOCK INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY.


equipped
hrough already completed with
dividends
possible
probably
United
which will be follows;
July
ali be
be given the
be
full
mation be mailed application
CHARLES |. VAUGHAN, investment Broker
and Bangan Building, Floor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Rhode Island Pensions.

Washington, April 2-The following
pension changes resulting from the issue
Of March lN. are announced Original,
Peter Allard, Marysville; original widow,
Especial March 2l) Ann Ryan, Hopkin-
top
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
Fatal Fire Damp Explosion.

Brcslcu. April 2 six pcupir Including
the chief chemist of the mine were killed
yesterday I'm u fire damp explosion 40 the
still burning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-02
KNIGHTS OF pYTniAs
RED M EN-.

Great Chief OF Records. william X. Brown, q
Eddy street. Telephone llsS.
TAHoMA- Mus.c Hall. 8s6 Westminster street.
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aus benz sberet1 EtaIe.
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- SeuerboB Gnbretp 9i6oIs bon
9broop besab iid am Samitas in cine
8ammer in Der 8ancoaf Mine ais eben
cine Spreneune erfolete. bic ihn febr
idIimm perIeBte. Der Winer bate psrs
febIt, ibn gu tparnen.
- 9a bic 8iberiibe 2obIen @ompa.
ME trob zines 8erbotes es tpaete, am
Dpnnsritae Nadt in Winton Borough
Elm @eIeife iiber bic SabrfraBe su Iseen,
10 riHen bic (ourd einen Wddter au bic.
fem 5wsde aneefteai) aIarmirten 8dr.
ger uno Stabtrdtbe bic S6ienen unD
8reusbDIser tpieeer auf uno tparien iie
cine 9biduns binab.
- Sobn RasIor bonn SO. 5 Berg in
4r9baIo iparo am Sonntag Nbenb bel
oes 8. & $. 8abnitation su Ssrmsn
bbs berlest aufsefunben fem reGter
SUB unb fem linfe8 DIR paren abse.
idniiten unb er aud am 8eiidt perleBt.
Sc tpirb a%n8enommen, bab er beim glbs
fprinsen bon einem 3use unter bic Sra.
Der fieI. st tpuroe nah benz SarbonbaIs
9ofpituI senommen. ba feline 8srlsbun.
gen oils Ieben~ssefdbrIi& betradtet tpurs
ben.
(&arboubale Gorrsippnetni.1
- @lud's 2leiberIaben tpurbe an
WittpOt ourd ben Sderlf seidlOfen.
- Sen @beleuten goam EbeobaIc
ptroe am Sonntas Elm 9bdterlsin &c.
boten.
- Sonatban Dapfon's Wobnunp
an Netp Cemetery StraBe tparb frdb an
Donnerltus Morsen UNI $50 8~aarselr
unb Waaren I'm Wertbe bon $40 beitob.
len.
- DaS bis Dor furaem bon Sames
Duffp auf Der Wefieite bsipobnte Saus
puros am Wontae Radt burd Elm Feuei
Wrftbrt; Der Berluit 1T burd cine Ser.
Ii6erun8 tbeiltpelie eebedt.
aiaie @iImartin bon bier, tpeId,
rie 2udapanna BAILEY 3apio 9raniit
G%ompanie fir ben 8srlult zines 6ubei
unb anberen 8~erlebuneen perflaet batte,
erbieIt nm Donneritas bon ben 8eibmo,
renen $3.50 gnti6aoisuns sussipro.
den.
GIs Der IL Sobye aIte Morrii
Ousaan BON Soipital StraBe am Conn.
tag Nadmittae nabe Der 8abntaiior
auf 8arren iprans, eIitt er aus, ieir
rsdter Sub serisib unter bic Rdoer uni
orsi 3eben puroen serbriidt unb ibm in
9ofpital amputirt.
- Wartin Auid serietb am Sreitat
Radmittas in Sopler & 8ronion'i
WablmGble. aIs er einen Hlemen auf er
lriebrao brineen poIte, init Dem Infer
4rme swifden ben Rlemsn unb bos Rab,
unb ebe bic Waidine gum Stilitanb'
eebraht perben fonnte. mar feline 0anl
unb ous @elenf 70 hos setbridt, bob i'm
Der 4rm unterbalb BEN gabogen atse.
nOmmen tDeroen muBte.
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Shnts Seborbe.

Sn Der Montag Nbenb ~abgebaItsnen
8erfammluns obiser 8ebbtoe. ~rsiisnrrts
S6ulratb NOb BON Der IL. Barb. fem
Sobn purce Damn an ietner Steae err
lpablt uno er felbit an STEELE ielner reiia.
nlrten 9odter ais SanitOr ter SO. 10
Shule ein9eIebt.
4nsebote sur 8Ob!enIieferuns fir bic
psrfhiebenen S6ulsn purosn perleien
uno benz betreff. Gomite iiberpieien.
Der 8ebbtbeanualt reldte elm Sbreis
ben Elm. in benz bic formsue 8snabrid,
iieune ieitens Sobn Sermpn'S 8erfabren
seeen bic 8tbDroe enlbalten mai ; Yrds
iioent Ssnnines %ernannte Sbreifer unr
Gibbons alS Elm SpssiaIcomite, baS in
Serbinoun8 nit BEN 4npaIt ale n6ibis
aen Shritte erleoieen ioa.
Das, 8au @omite fdIue ineinem einse-
reihten 8!rihte Dor. oab orei @runbiild,
an gilmore Noenue aneetauft nerben
ioaten unb baB Mrhiteft Dudportb unse,
tpiefen tperbe. 8ldne ilr Elm neues
S6ulbaus an Stele bon SO. 8 ansuiers
li9en ; nad furser 8sratbuns biz su.
ndbften Setiammlune perihoben.
8erihieoene untplbtlse Nneelegenbeis
ten rpurcen nod Dor Der 8ertaeuns cries
olat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-25
Armens8 eb6ree.

SIN Der ON Sreitae ubasbuItenen SIP
Jung Obiser 8sbbrpe purben bic eetp6bn'
llhe Nnsabl bon Neutrality-suspicious.
srIebiet unb als Srau Batrid 5Innnsrt
BON Dunmore nit lbren bier fleinen Rim
bern eri6ien. srlffen bic 8eriammeItsn ii
ibre eiseuen Sdde. UNI ibr aussubelfen.
Ssfretdr 9. W. Davenport unb Dis
rsftor 8ausbn bonn GentraI Armenbi.
thrift in Wiltes. Barre tpnren bel Der Der.
iammluns antpsienp unb dberbradter
elnen Brief. in benz bic unliebiame 8rt.
lit u%niersr 8eb6rbe in 2Obfprdde berieI'
ben um9enanbelt mar. benn er briidte
oas 8ebauern Der Wilfes'8 Barre 9ebbrbe
iber ben 8orfal aus unb bic BerpaIt.
uns i'm Siaiioe Ssim pulbe bbditens
betobt. Der Brief bate sur 5Oise. baB
bic e~ereiste Sttmmuns %unierer Direliorsn
Iih legie une iis init BEN freuneIibften
@sfdbI o ben 8iIteS. Barre Serren
abfdteb nuhmen.
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OaS xhaI dbm drtS.

Tanlor. -0ie 8ermdbtung BON Ssnrt
BeIbeI o Sisb Strabe nit SRI. 4nnt
Dit bon Sub Scranton. 1T fir Der
ndbiten Monat ~unsstdnbiet poroen.-
2poia. bic l6 Sabre alte 1odter Dor
jStau Senrp Sabner bon Union Strnbe.
itarb am Srsttas Radmittae mad elmer
ldngeren 8inntbeit an Der glussebrune
Sbre 8eerpieuna fanp am Sonntag un.
ter sobIreiher BetbeiIieuns i'm Soreii
Come Srieebufe ftait. pobet 8afior Wes
Der funeirte. - 3obert 8nnpp bon bier
uno in Der @reenporo 3ede anseiteat,
III am Wontae Abenb, alS er auf benz
0eimpese bic Central @eleiie treusen
woate, bon einem 3use setrofen unb au.
senblldlid set6Oet Dorben ; er mar eber
elnem 3use uuseepidsn. aIs Elm IN emit.
seseneeiebter 8idtuns tommenber Sua
TIN traf -3pei 9olen in Seltspiae bat.
ten am WOntus Nbeno Sireit. tpobsi elmer
sinen 8spoIuer sos unb auf ben nnosren
abidob, obne iebod au trsffsn ; er
matte fi4 bann febr i4nea aus benz
Staube.
- Doe aIte WiboIe 8ebdube su
4poea serietb am 6reitas WOrssn bur6
bic Grploiion elmer 2ampe in 8renb unb
rpuroe u%olftdnbie ssrit6rt; es mar nur
fur s400 perfidert.
- Sobn 8obler erbieIt am Bonner.
tag in Der DID Sorae Mine elm ssbro'
deneS 8ein unb Der Iteibsrfnabe Wib,
ael Stsffin an Der Settle 0~erlesunssn
beibe tpetoen i'm 2adapanna SOfpital
~bebanbelt.
- Der WiIdbdnblsr gbtparb Barrett
BON 8rOpntopu itsdte am Wontas
Radmittae feline ~brennenoe 9feife in bic
8Odtaide uno in furser 3eit stinbete bies
islbe ieinen nsberrod an uuo er ftanb in
SIammen, bic ibn fhlimm uerbrannten.
sbe ie ael6i9t rparen fem 3uitanO ii
eth fritiider.
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3tttStpn.

- Die aIte 8aTer StruBs 9sid,
tpirb neu aneeitriden unb in 3utunf
ourd eleftriibes 2idt erbelt tperben.
- Der 0eteran @sors @leaper tpurbc
pot einis n Taeen bon Salunfun in etnt
5%eitenaufe eelodt uno UNI feline fur
uorber erbaItene 8eniion beraubt.
- Die @obnung bon grnf 9aro,o,
niS an Butler Nqsp tpurbe su frlbel
Woreentunoe ain Samftaa UNI peritie.
oene pertbpoae 8Ieiounestdde unb $22
in 8aareelb betpblen.
frau Intbonp 5Ipnn's @ebdube
IN Tunnea StraBe. BON Srant Weab
bepobnt. tparb am 5reitae 9adt ourt
elm iSeuer serit6rt ; Der 8srIuit BON $500
1T tbeiIpsiie our6 8srii4eruns sebedt.
-Sames Soran, Der cine furse Streds
oberbalb Der Sunetion tpObat. puroe am
SamItaa Rabt nabe BEN 8b6nir BREEDER
um ieinen Monatslobn beraubt; er
trurbe babel idlimm suseridiet uno be.
l%innunsSIoS aei6Iusen.
Der 8sprdientant elmer aroben
8Iasfabrif befanb iid in ben lebten ga.
gen bier unb U%erlanet. baB bic Sabrii
fir 10 Sabre freies WaHsr erbaItsn unt
niht beftsuert tperben fol-, um ibre 8ers
Ieeuns bierber su erIaneen.
frau gbtpurb SIemins bon Oresun
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