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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
ENDORSING JUDGE GRANT.

The announcement several week:
ago that Judge c.. r. Grant of Akron
would permit his friends to present
his name to the Democratic State
convention as candidate for Justice
of the Supreme Court, met witt
enthusiastic favor throughout the
Western Reserve, where he is best
known.
The following splendid endorse
ment from the Ashtabula STANDARD
is type of the good words which
the Democratic papers and his friend!
throughout the Reserve are speaking
In his behalf:
1.-The friends of Judge Grant of
Akron, believe that he is the
proper man to place before the
Democratic State convention as
candidate for Justice of the
Supreme court. Judge Grant is
well known throughout this dis
trict and northern Ohio as an able
speaker, writer and jurist, as
well as mau of sterling worth,
sound from the bottom up. 1t
was Judge Grant who led the
hundreds of free silver Republi-
cans of the Nineteenth district
into the Democratic fold in '96.
He was one of the leading think
ers who with Teller, Towne and
others, would not surrender his
convictions at the dictation of a
party boss Such are the men
who make the judges in whom
the people may have confidence,
consummation deyoutly to be
wished in these degenerate
days"
The Democrats of Summit county
Will show the high esteem in which
they hold Judge Grant by giving
him the unanimous endorsement OF
their convention.
If superior and widely-recognized
qualifications on the part of the can
didate, an honorable record fol
advocating the great principles o
the Chicago platform ably and fear.
lessly when they most needed advo
Gates and defenders, combined
with a united, enthusiastic, in.
telligent and determined effort on
the part of his friends at home
throughout the Congressional dis
.trict, and state are influences that
will count for anything at the state
convention, there is no reason why
the nomination for Supreme Justice
should not come to Judge Grant.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
Aynid Heat and Dust

And take trip tos Niagara Falls
August 8, via C.A.&C.R'y and Pal
ace steamer City of Buffalo, only SS
round trip. Train leaves Union de
pot via C.A.&C.R'y 4:l5p.m. Steam
er leaves Cleveland pm, arrives
Buffalo $40 am, Niagara Falls SA.
m. Tickets good 10 days. Phone
42 or see c. ID. Honodle,
ticket agent Union depot, for further
information.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
KNIGHTS of Pythfas.

The First regiment and the knights of
Pythias lodges of western Massachus-
setts paraded at Holyoke in honor OF
President Mckinley on the occasion Of
his recent visit.
BY recent fire in Los Angeles the
Knights of Pythias lost their silver tro-
ply which was won at Stockton 10 years
ago. A set of engrossed resolutions was
also destroyed.
Capitol lodge of st. Paul is the largest
in the city and numbers over 200.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

CHICAGO, July 5i.-Jealousy and rage,
the latter following quarrel, led Go
yanni Cheliino, an Italian, to shoot his
wife isabella aud himself i'll their home.
1872 fOriucr street. She died ten min
utes later. Ihe husband then fired one
shot into lis own head 1t Is not
thought he vsin recover.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
knights of Malta.

Patmos commandery of Lebanon re-
Gently dedicated handsome new temple.
Patmos has paraphernalia for degree
work which cost upward of $1,000.
~ \. Kuder, Z. c., of Allentown. Pa,
has been appointed supreme second guard
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of J. P Kinney of Steelton.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
Summer Tourist Tickets

Via Great Lakes now on sale. For
tickets and full information see C..
d. Honodle, Union depot, agent D.
& G. S. n. Co., G.. & B. line, Anchor
line, Merchants line, Northern
Transit Co., Northern Steamship Co.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
Three Drowned by Boat Capsi1ins.

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-By the cap
sizing ofa small boat in the Delaware
river Otto Kempf, aged 81 years, his soa
Albert, aged s, and Christian Ostertage.
Kempf's brother-in-law aged 80 Years,
were drowned.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

WHENEVER Senator J. Park Alex
ander hears his ever-hopeful neigh
bor, Col. III. G. Sanford, boast1ng
how everybody is promising to sup
port him for the nomination for Rep
resentative, he feels like eHclaiming:
mark well my fall, and that that
ruined me?n Promises have been
rated at considerably below par in
the Third ward since the result of
the Painesville convention became
we'll diffused.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

"a SHEPHERD had large flock OF
sheep under his care, and noticed
that a wolf followed them day after
day. At first he watched the wolf
closely, lest he should seize on one
of his sheep, but as he never offered
to molest them the shepherd forgot
his fear and began to regard him as
his helper. One day the shepherd
left his flock entirely in the care OF
the wolf; when he returned at night
he found the wolf had repaid his con-
fdence by destroying the greater
part of his sheep. II am rightly
served" said the shepherd; Il ought
to have known better than to have
trusted my sheep to any WOLF"
1t is said that Senator Alexander
cannot read this old fable nowadays
without being reminded of very
similar and equally lamentable case
of misplaced confidence at Paines-
vile.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

THE canvass for the Republican
nomination for Representative Is
attended by as much harmony as
usual. The friends of Col. ID. o.
Sanford are claiming that Prof. Z. +.
Seese, the Machines favorite candi-
date, might as we'll retire from the
race if the story is true that he bolted
the Republican ticket at Hudson
last spring. 1t is up to Seese.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

I, at O'Clock. All ladies should be
present, as the captain wishes to Sc
lect her guards.
Lawn fete at 721 East Exchange
st. Monday evening, July 81.
Knights TempIars.
The next regular conclave of Ak
ron Commandery No. %, will be
held in Masonic Temple, Wednes-
day, Aug. 2, at 7:3O pm. Business
of Importance will be transacted,
and it is earnestly desired that there
be full attendance.
Pathfinder.
Supreme Organizer Pfeiffer spent
a few days last week with the lodge
at Cambridge, Ohio.
The team from Akron Lodge No.
l visited Shelby on Wednesday night.
A large class, numbering twenty
five were initiated, and the work of
the team proved more than satisfac-
tory to the members of Shelby lodge
who had never witnessed the floor
work.
Deputy John 3. Smith of Goungs-
town, spent Sunday with his family
in Akron.
Daughters Of ST. George.
Ganter lodge, Daughters of St.
George. will meet Friday, Aug. 4.
Sewing society will meet in the
afternoon. The picnic held at Lake
side park Saturday afternoon was
well attended and all report good
| time.
Daughters Of Liberty.
There are three candidates for
initiation at next meeting. The
meeting will be called to order
promptly at O'Clock if quorum is
present. Our visitors will be here
early, barring accidents and delays,
SO we must be prompt and hurry
through our work. There is some
deferred business that was omitted
last meeting which must be attended
to. Relief committee reported Sister
Carl seriously disabled. Those in
charge of initiatory work should be
present, and all members are expect
ed to bring or send a cake for the
social. It is bloom er social.
L. 0. T. M.
At the regular meeting of Protec-
tive hive tomorrow evening after the
regular order of business the quilt
drawing will take place. All social
members who have not filled out
their application for membership
must do so at this review.
Sons Of St. George.
The Sons of st. George held their
regular meeting last Wednesday
night. The lodge will visit Wads-
worth lodge Tuesday night, Aug. 1.
Brothers will turn out Wednesday
night to instruct our representative
before he goes to Grand Lodge.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

Cure that ingrown toe nail by using
"Dr. Marvel's Ingrown Toe Nail
Remedy" price 25c. For sale by all
druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
HeptnsOphs.

The supreme nrchon's report shows
gain last year of 151 conclaves and 12,-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
KNIGHTS OE HONOR.

New Supreme Dictator ef the Order.
Lodge G!eaninSs.
John P shannon of Elberton Ca who
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|. O. O. F.

|. U. U. F.
Summit lodge had the usual atten-
dance Monday evening. The second
and third degrees were conferred on
two candidates. The sick brothers
are all about as usual. There were
several visiting brothers who made
entertaining remarks.
Memo lodge Tuesday evening had
only routine business. The atter-
dance was as usual.
Akron lodge Monday evening had
only a short session.
ColfaX lodge, D. of R., Thursday
evening had only a short session,
owing to the picnic.
Columbia lodge, D. of R., will meet
next Wednesday exening. A good
attendance is looked for.
Canton Akron P. NJ. had special
session Monday evening to drill the
team. After the regular session next
Thursday evening the Cleveland
chevaliers and candidates will be
present. There will be a special
drill Wednesday evening.
Akron Encampment met Friday
evening. Attendance was fair.
Knights and Ladies OF Honor.
Agenda lodge met as usual on
Wednesday evening. The first heavy
business Of the new term is over.
We have more time for social inter
course, and instead of committee
meetings the members met for a so
cial time before lodge was called.
The gavel comes down promptly
at 7:30.
L. 0. T. III.
Busy Bee hive met in regular re-
view July 25, and initiated one can
didate. The captain wishes all ladies'
of the team to be present for drill
Tuesday, August at pm, and
Saturday, August at 2 pm.
Lady Mary Eberhard, Erie ST.,
will be finance keeper during the
absence of Lady Foust.
A lawn fete will he given by Akron
Tent No. l26, 4. O. Y. A.. and Rusy
Bee Hive No. 80, L. O. r. NJ. Tues-
day evening, August !, II; the south
east corner Of Bower! and Exchange
streets.
Independent hive will meet in reg
ular review Monday evening, August
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

249 members. The condition of the order
is excellent.
The order shows the largest gain in
membership last month since the institu-
tS,n of the order
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
OUTING
Veterans to Enjoy 1t at
Randolph Park.
Prof. FraunfeIter's Condition Serious
---Doinqs In Akron Lodges.

Buckley Post, No. II, GAR, held
very interesting session Friday
evening. Notwithstanding the ex-
cessive heat 47 comrades were pres
ent. Mr.. w. J. Frank, of Frank,
Laubach & Clemmer, for more than
half hour preceding the regular
meeting entertained the comrades
with a number of pieces of most de-
Iightful music before mammoth
music box. Also Comrade c. n.
Waite. in very entertaining man
ner. gave an interesting recitation.
To both of these gentlemen the COM
rades extend their sincere thanks.
Conrade Fraunfelter was reported
very low and COmrade Searles as
improving slowly. Another applica-
ton for membership was handed in.
The matter of transportation 10 the
coming national encampment at
Philadelphia was brought up, and a
considerable dissatisfaction was
again expressed at the present rate,
which is sl1 for the round trip from
Akron, without stop-over privileges.
An effort is being made on the part
of some of the railroad companies to
include visit to Gettysburg with
out an increase of fare.
On next Friday evening, Aug. 4,
the comrades and their families will
take an outing at Randolph park in
lieu of their regular meeting. The
members of the Woman's Relief
Corps and their families are most
cordially invited to join them. The
entertainment at the park will be a
good play at the Casino, camp meet
ing of the Seventh Day Adventists,
boating, music and dancing, besides
the refreshing ride over the Rapid
Transit line. The $50 car has been
selected as the official car for the
party, but any other car in the after
noon of that day, either before or
after that hour, may be taken as
we'll, and parties may return at their
pleasure. A pleasant outing is an
ticipated. 1t is hoped that many
will attend.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
National Union.

Greater and more important re-
suits have been achieved during the
fiscal year ended June 30 than ever
before in the history of the order.
The remarkable improvement made
in the financial and general condition
of the National union since the meet
ing of the senate in Nashville two
years ago is something of which not
only the officers and members of the
senate, but every member of the or
der, can justly feel proud.
Diamond council, of Akron, is still
booming. Three representative bus
mess men were taken in last meet
ing night, and more work is to be
done next Thursday night. President
Geo. w. Weeks, representative to the
state assembly, made very satisfac-
tory report of the business done at
the meeting at Mt. Vernon last
month.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
Sons Of St. George.

The Sons of st. George held their
regular meeting last Wednesday
night. The lodge will visit Wads-
worth lodge Tuesday night, Aug. 1.
Brothers will turn out Wednesday
night to instruct our representative
before be goes to Grand Lodge.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION CO.

Waiting Room, North Howard st.
Time Gard. May q, 1899.
/ Cars leave Akron $50 am, every half
! hour; $50 Am. until pm. and ut 8, and
i0:30 pm.
| Leavs Cleveland am, every half hour;
tam. until pm and at 9. 10 and ll.l0 pm
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

BALTIMORE & OHIO.
Union Depot.
Depart West.
No. ST Vestibule limited ......,.... IL us ar.
No. Z Akron-Chicago fast mail 1910 an
No ~ Chfcsto sxpress.................-.7 go pm
Arrtvs from the west.
No. St Vestibule limited ... I:5O am
No. 45f Ptttsburg exprsss-..............- e:05 am
No. 3 ChioAgo-Akron fast mail $685. $40 pm
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-31

At the regular meeting of Protec-
tive hive tomorrow evening after the
regular order of business the quilt
drawing will take place. All social
members who have not filed out
their application for membership
must do so at this review.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-02
Nemeite Na6ri6tett.

Nus Gaiplon gltp, Wlasta, fommt
iiber .Seattle. Waibin9ton, Die Nah-
ribt oaB Die leute bort am SharbDd
iterben uno ii1 nidt Su belien i'm
Stanoe Iln0.
Ser paplt 1T am Montaa plDbliG
ertrantt. 8is 9Moien5en muBten abae=
ia9t ueroen.
IS beiBt, Die Sapaner bdtten 3u Sual
oreiBig 3anonen. mebrere Wiillionen
patronen uno 80. 900 @eyoebre fir bic
6ilipinos gelanoet. Sieielben isien
nad Wtalalos gebra6t lporoen.
0as GrieAsidiff Oregon fubr am
Sisnita5 bon 9onolulu nab Manila ab.
Sn Nsilsuills. Wis., lit Ssrau Stella
G99ett anset!a9t. ibren Wann, Sobn
g9aett, peraiftet su laben. Ser 8er=
| Itorbene tpar Der brittle Mann Der 5rau,
uno idmmtlibe gbemanner lino ibr I'M
Sob porous9esangen. Oas Gbepaar
! mobnte I'M Sonu Ga9an.
| 9lm Gamltae wiitbete in Gbepenne,
Wr.. elm glisarb bon einem Winoe,
b:r 80 Wfeileu Die StunDe suriifleat,
eetrieben. Ollie Observation-Disclosures
lino sugeibneit uno oer Gertebr ltsbt
pollltdnois till. 9lnseitsllte Der gilen=
balnen beselbnen bies als ben ihlimm=
item Gbneeiturm, Der III sebn Sabren
oaaeuelen lei.
I'm Dem oummen Gieihnlb iiber
Streitl9teiten smilben ameritaniibeu
II 10 beutlben Grieosltiffen in Manila
ela gnoe su MAIDEN, bat 9eutihlano
olle feline &rieQsldiffe bon Den Ybilip=
plnen Surild9e5oaen. - Sb oies <ben
oummen Siisen Der rlililhen Sebprelie
Elm Gnoe MAIDEN miro? Shperlid.
Ser ipanilhe 8 remierninilter 5aea=
tia bat Der &Oni9tn &egentin Die Ge=
li9notion bes Minl lteriums eingebdn=
ol9t.
Gin beItieer Sornaoo iudte am
Wontag Daspo Gi:p. WiilliIippi, uno
um9ebuno beim. yeinabe 100 Men=
l1cn lino oboohlos uno bettelarm ee=
wproen. Ser Gerlult al glgeutbum
betrd9t piele Saulenoe. 3lpei perio=
nen puroen aetOotet uno 5uiIben 20
uno 80 Yerionen ihpsr perlebt. Die
| 6amilie 6amilton, beltehenO aus Damn,
ySeib uuo sWei &inoern. nurosn pom
Winoe 500 Duros melt geipebt uno err
litten 10 idwere S:llesuuasr. oaB lie
balo 1tarben.
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Gpttt itiuctt Sccnt,.

Serr 8. 8. 9owaro. lpobnbaIt IN
loDmis, Gul., mo6t uns fol9enoe lll'
terenante Wlttbeilung. 0err 6oporo
ibreibt: : v9ie uergongenen flint Sabre
mar itD pisl BON &rantbeit beimgeluht.
g." j ltte Walariulieber, Satarrb, 9tsll=
raj lie IL. |. 10. 9llles Oieles grill melnen
s,vrpsr an unO i0 mar lebr 16mab uno
cleno. Wtiioe oes e,ui9en WteoiSnlrens
pertor ib ale 2ult ON 2eben. gines
3oaes iob ib einen Nrtitel in Der rNa=
tional Sribllue," iuel6er 9ans melnen1
3uitano paste. SD lieB mir eln
Yrobetiltben BON Iorni's sllpentrdllter
Ylutbeleber tommen, nabm iOiort oapon
sin uno ibon naO fnr5er 3elt fiiblte i'd
beier. sss6 babe nun belnaDe DEN 9all=
sen Snbnlt bes &iltdens auf9ebrau6t
uno muB iaaen, oaB meln Gelunobelts=
suitano ieit Subren feiu be1erer mar.
sSh bin naDe5u 84 Sabre alt. Wte!nt
Nlbborn io9cn, oob meun ib init BEN
Wlutbsleber fortfabre. i1 balo Die 3ah'
len umwedle!a uno As anltott 94 l9rsi
ben tDnne."
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Bon oen Ybilippimcn.

9lah ben lebten Beri1ten ibeinen
Die 6ilipinos por Manila oes Grie9es
mioe au fein uno 5000 oerielben ielen
bereit fsin. iih au erseben. Cb iid bic
yla6ribt beitdtigen miro, bleibt abSu-
tparten. 9ie ameritaniiben Sffi3iere
merben ieoenfalls Die yeuesunsen Der
6ilipinps i6arf i'm Muge bebalten. Sn
ben bisberisen @efehten belauIen lib
bic Yerluite Der glmerifaner uuf 83
Mann on Spoten nno 347 an 0erwun=
Deten.
Nlittpo6 lebter Wpde uuroe elm
ernitli1er Weriub aemabt, ourb cine
plDbll1e Grbebung Die Mmeritaner gum
Mbsus au suinsen. IS brannten ni6t
,ueniger als 700 6duler ab, al Die Die
Branofadel sele9t poroen ipar uno nur
nit Der duBerIten umli1t wuroe cine
gebeime grbebun9 uereitelt. oeren 3elpd
ni6ts meniger als eine 9rt licilianll6er
Gesper mar, 9egen Nlles, mus 2meri=
tanes lit. Die 6lammen tonnten nur
ourd bas Spren9en GROCER Gebduoe,
Die iih als gHaa swiiden ben europdi=
| iden She'll Der Staot uno Den 8lam=
menbero lesten, on Der Gindiberuna
oieles reidlten 5beiles Der Staot oer=
binoert ,perOen ; ebenlo Die Der geplante
Wahnempro nur our6 Die allerarObten
nantrensunaeu pereitelt werbeI
tonnte. Gleidseitig nit oielen 8or=
gdn9en i'm ytiifen unlerer Srupper
gin9en Die Silipinos in Der Tront Dor,
uno tpenn lie au1 oa ebenfals suriifse=
ldla9en ,uurosn, 10 sinsen iie troBoem
INNER tuieoer Dor, bis lie iblieBlib ein=
iaben, oab ibr Nnlblag oereitelt lei.
Nm %. Tebruar beleBten Die Nmeri=
taner Die Sniel Gebu. Die Iebeuer
so9en li9 pbne yioerltano nit ibrer
WaHen m Die Serge suriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-02
gGic tatatt 4ird)ctaid1nloen
bcsnhLt.

Gin beliebter Ylan lit oas Srief- gtlfe=
ten=SpItem, hurh ipelhes oer S6relber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette bon einem
pafet Glepelano Gacpa Su5uienoen.
Der gmpfdneer erhalt oabel Den oollen
Wertb oes ouseelesten Geloes lno bat
feline Soften als Die tleine Miibe, Die ibm
oaraus ertpdhst. Dies 1T piel lei6ter
als @ublcriptipnel, sn iammeln. mobei
fir Die geitrdee nibts aeaeben miro.
Die gtitetten meroeg oen Tabrifanten
sueenellt} mel6er oaiiir besablt unb oa=
ourb ieine Maarei befannt mabt, unb
10 Die Mn3siaetolten erlpast. Wer Sn=
terelle bieran nimmt, ibreibe al Die
.Gleuelano G6pfpiabe nno Cocoa @om-
panp in Glepelano, Sbio. Dielclben
eeben ppaltanoiae Nustunit. G5 1T
ltauneaslpertb, uie leiht 5000 bis To-
900 gtiteiten auf piel Meile selammeit
iueroen tDnnen. 40
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-02
StinfeuOcS ScweiSntateriaI.

gHenn cs nod zines ystpeiies bsourfts,
oaB unieren Goloaten peroorbenes
6lsiId eeliefert ,uuroe, 10 tparo oieier
yeweis am Samltae in elmer Meile 9e=
lieiert, Der gum 6immsl ltintt.
eSn Dem @ebauoe. in Dem Die Inter
luhunes @ommillion ibre @ibungen
bdlt, erplooirte ndmlib ON Nahmittaa
cine gnsabl vGoalt geef" Siiblen,
uno in weni9en Minutsn itano Oas
9onse 0ebduoe leer. Die Gommillion
bielt i'm orittsn Gtoflpert eine 9sbeime
GSibung ob, uuo geraoe unter ibrem
3immer puroen Die giihlen auf=
be,pobrt, BON benen psrl6eosne aus
Santiago De @uba 9etOmmen uno
Der Gommillion BON @enerol l0iles su=
9elenot wproen maren. Nls lie ben
Gnoll Der grplolion bDrten, eilten @e=
neral Wcoe, General Sapis uno Die
onoeyen Wlit9lieoer Der Grmmillion aus
ibren 3immern, INN Den GorToll 81 un=
teriuden. Sic ibnen entae9enltrDmen=
ben Siifte muhtsn aber jeoe lnterlud=
une iiberflilliie, uno Die GommiMioN
uerta9te lih i6leunlolt. Sas @eb1uot
wuroe funi9irt, ebe Die GommiIlton an
Montag mieoer in SibunS trat. Wteb'
rere Der in btm GebQuoe bel9dltigter
Mdohen lino Don Dem Suite ertrantt
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Gin Ginbretcr 10, ieitte TT
Better 9ei1pHett.

Nm samlta9 Nbeno b6rte SRI. 2il=
liza Scptt. melpe bel ibrem yrloer,
Start Scott, 5uiihen Someroale uno
Stem Cumberland wobnt, einen ginbre=
der i'm SauIe. ga i6r Sruoer abne=
ieno mar, 10 uerhielt lie iib rubig, bis
lie osnlelbeu beimfommen b6rte, ,oo=
rouf lie ibm 5urief, ibr Elm @las Waller
su bclnsen fir elm Sinh, bas bel ibr
i9lief. Sieie Nu5reoe Oiente sasu,
ben ginbre9er glauben gu MAIDEN,
NAN babe i'm nibt bemertt. Nls Start
oas gSaNsr bro6te, lagte linn Die
S1peiter, es lei Elm ginbre0er I'M
Saule, Gl0rt bolte cine S1rotflinte uuo
Damn beaonn ct nit Der 51welter inn
6aule na6 Dem ginbreber 81 luben,
nobel 2llIi1 nit Dem Sibte poran ging.
2lls lie in Das Simmer pon 8. Sling
fam, einem iuugem gurl6eu, Der bei
Scots mobnt, marc Dem Mdodben, als
es in oas 3immer trat, Gin Geuoluer
ms Gsliht gebalteu. Silia ltisB sinen
S1rei Gus uno iprang suriif uno Su=
sleif marc Die Shiir suge'blaoen.
Start Scott iubte nm nit Dem 2auf
leiner giihie Die Sbiir auTSuItoBen,
aber oielelbe marD BON Dem Ginbreber.
NIT Dem Tube sugebalten, pdDrenO oerA
iclbe sugleib nit einem Gsoouer in ois
Nihtun9, in Der ct Scott nermutbate
81 ibieben besann, bOh traf tsiner ielI
ner Sbillle.
9iun iboB scott ourb Die Sbiir und
9lei6 oarauf bDrte moi Den ginbreder
81 Spoen fallen. Gjleib oaraui iprangI
oerielbe ober pieDer auf llno trat nit
Dem &epolper por Die .5biir ,no rief 4
vGlarf ou bait mid 9etDotet !" unb SUI
9lei6 bat II oenlelben, nibt meiter SltI
Ibisben. Glart fDroerte Den ginbre7|
der aaf, oen &eoolper fallen su lallen,l
uno als oies nibt gei6ab iblug er ben|
Mann nit ieinem Geipabrfclben nieoer.
Sum erfaunte man lei Ginbre1er, ssl
mar Beatty Scote, ein getter BON Start
uno 2illia Gcrtt. Serielbe mar I1tper
perwunoet, inoem anb Sbiiriplitter unoI
Gleioerfeben nit Der Sbrotlaoung in
feline grult aeorungcn lino. Die Wun=
De lit unter Der linten gldlel. Sn Dem
6ouie. ols ct 81 berauben oeoacbte. ge=
nieBt Der Nerwuuoete MIN DIE bette
| Yheae.
Seottp Scott Der in Wapensburg,
Starf gp., mpbnte, 1T Elm beriidtigter
Yurihe, Der ibon einen oreijdbriaen
5ermin im 3uhtbaus abeelellsn bat
uno audi lbon I'M Mrbeitsbaus in @an=
ton sepsier iein loll.