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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
LITERARY NIGHT
AT ST. JOHNS GUILD

The members Of st. Johns Guild
held their first literary entertainment
in Institute Hall, last night. Rev.
James j. Howard Of ST. Peters Church
spoke on pre- Columbian America"
FIR. Howard has been making re-
searches about the Catholic faith in
America before its discovery by
Columbus and has found out many
important facts that have never been
revealed about Catholicism in this
country at that time. In the course Of
his address he dwelt on the settle
ments in Iceland, Greenland and Vim
land, which is now Massachusetts,,
and says that in the museums Of Nor
way and Sweden today are to be found
wooden relics from the year 300 which
were brought back from the many
cruises that the Norsemen made in
those days. He spoke Of the many
Catholic bishops that had been sent
from the diocese OF Norway and their
work in the settlements and the re-
ports that they sent In, which are
preserved in the Vatican library at
Rome today The Norsemen describe
Labrador as the fiat island" on ac-
count Of the table-like appearance of
the ground and the vast number Of
fiat rocks that are there A paper on
Robert Louis Stevenson was read by
George II. Brown.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

spade, cowardice-was exhibited by
Commodore Schley in any part of his
career as commander-in-ch of the
flying squadron. But l submit with
regret that in the passage from Key
West to Cienfuegos, while at the latter
port, en- route to the southwark of San
tiago without settled destination, in
the retrograde movement, in the return
to the vicinity of Santiago, and in the
affair of May 81, the commodore ex-
hibited unsteadiness in purpose and In
push and failure to obey orders. The
characterization of this conduct is,
however, for the court.
II trust that l may be pardoned If
remind you gentlemen that the first
Importance of the matters before you
is not as they relate to any individual,
but as they concern the naval service.
1t is for you to lay down a standard of
conduct, to be followed In future similar
cases-a standard such as that set by
our great naval commanders like John
Paul Jones, Decatur, Perry, Farragut,
the Porters and others. A sense Of
propriety forbids my mentioning the
| living"
With the conclusion of Capt. Lemly's
remarks, the court at S.45 o'clock p. M,
adjourned with the intention of hold
ing no more public sessions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
Pants Sale Saturday.

complete in three years, granite,
$3,00O,O 900.
John C. Rogers. New York, to COM
plete in two years and six months, two
bids: Clark Island granite, S2,092,O0O;
Deer Island granite. s2.030000.
p. j. Carlin & Company, Brooklyn, TO
complete in three years, Somes Sound
granite, 1927, 776 to complete in 80
months, Blue Hill granite, $2,319, 632
Norcross Brothers, New York, three
bids; to complete in two years, Brad
ford granite, $2,2S4,00O; to complete in
30 months, light gray granite, $2,2S4,O 600;
Georgia white granite, 1884 900.
w. A. e. A. f. Wells, Chicago, to COM
plete in three years, limestone.
81, 3S7, 900.
John Griffiths e. Son, Chicago, to
complete in 20 monthe, Somes Sound
granite, $2295,O00.
John Price, New York, three bids; to
complete In 80 months, Fox Island
granite, $2,187 900; Stony Creek granite,
50, 2S7, 900; Jonesboro granite, $2,3S7 900.
The award will not be made until all
the bids have received consideration
with view Of determining the best
offer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
WARREN

George Sullivan. 16 years old, son
of Michael Sullivan, who disappeared
from his home Monday. has not been
heard from. The boy was supposed to
be at school Monday. 1t is said, how
ever, that he was seen boarding a car
bound for West Warren
"A box was packed Wednesday at
the Congregational Church chapel to
be sent to Miss Curtis mission school
in North Carolina
There has been new organiza-
ton formed in the Warren High
School Athletic Association, under the
name Of the Senior-Junior Athletic
Association. The following officers
have been appointed: President, j.
Frank Quinlan; vice president, James
Sweeney; secretary, William Coughlin:
treasurer. Harry Linnehan; executive
committee, George Cunningham. Frank
Riley, Frank Quinlan, Charles Keenan,
Albert Reynolds captured a fox in
the woods near his residence on Ware
Hill.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
BROOKFlELD

The Unitarian ladies furnished q
baked beans supper in the church yes
try Wednesday evening. The receipts
were 1874. There was a pleasing enter
tainment by % children, under the di-
rection of Mrs. w B. Mellen. Mrs. G..
L. Vojard, Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. w. r. Be
mis-. Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Rice.
Rev. Father Murphy has returned
home. but he will go away again soon
for further rest.
The women of the Methodist
Church will give their annual chicken-
pie supper Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. Gray will speak on Cur
rent Events and their Significance IN
the Methodist Church Sunday evening.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
N0RCRoSS BROTHERS
WOULD BUILD CUSTOM HOUSE

washington. Nov. Bids were
opened at the Office OF the supervising
architect of the treasury today for the
general construction Of the New York
Custom House. The bids were as fol-
lows:
d. H. Hayes & Company. Chicago, to
complete in 30 months. three bids. Mil
ford granite. 1881. 293. limestone.
S2176,OO0: Somes Sound granite
81. 297. 900.
j. A. Hoffer & Sons, New York. to
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
COURT DAMASCUS TABLE
WILL BE IN GOOD HANDS

The members Of Court Damascus. F. Of
A.. and their lady friends met last night
in Foresters' Hall to make arrangements
for the court table at the Foresters' festi-
val in Mechanics Hall. Nov. IA. IS and is.
The table will be in charge Of Mrs II. A
Walton. assisted by Mrs. J. Storey Mrs.
j. Mayo. Miss NJ. Burns. Miss A Burns,
Miss Z. Ronayne Miss Maroney, Miss NJ.
Roche. Miss f. Buck. Miss f. Jerome,
Miss H Jerome and Miss R. Jerome. 7.
Harris was chosen treasurer Of the table.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

Port Huron, Mich, Nov. 7.-Charles
D. Thompson of this city, supreme fl
nance keeper of the supreme tent
Knights Of Macabees, is a self-con-
fessed defaulter in the sum of $57 900.
! The order, however, Is protected from
| loss by Thompson's surety bond.
New York, Nov. Henry Hart. for
mer president of the Third Avenue
Railroad, died today at his residence
| here, aged 80 years. He had been very
! ill for some time.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. General James
Hagan died at his home here today at
| the age of 80 years He was Next
can War veteran. At the beginning Of
the Civil War he was command captain
| of the Confederate army. The last two
years of the war he was brigade COM
mander under General Joseph Wheeler.
Before the close of the war he was pro-
NOTED to the rank of a brigadier gem
eral
Fort Wayne, Ind, Nov. 7.-Charles
Dunn was today found guilty of muir
der in the first degree and sentenced
to the penitentiary for life. Dunn was
charged with the murder of 10-year-old
Alice Cothrell, whose body was fished
from a cistern beneath Dunn's kitchen
at Wallen, July z last
Washington, Nov. Mrs. William
S. Cowles, wife of Commander Cowles
of the navy, and sister of President
Roosevelt, was robbed OF or lost, about
10 days ago, a diamond brooch valued
at about $4,000. 1t is believed that the
loss occurred during Mrs. Cowles re-
cent trip to New England.
Hamilton, N. Y, Nov. PROF. Fran
els G. Peabody, D. D., of Harvard de-
livered two lectures today before the
Divinity School of Colgate University
on ethical Theories and Social Prob
lens" He will lecture again tomorrow.
President Merrill and the university
faculty received Prof. Peabody at the
Presidents house tonight
Nyack. N. Y. Nov. when Percy
Young, son of Postmaster Young of
Tallsman, Rockland County, was gum
ming today in a marsh, he stumbled
over the dead body of a man, finely
clothed. and having on it gold watch
and chain All the flesh was gone from
the head and face, and there was moth
ing on the body by which it could be
identified.
New York. Now III. Pierpont Nor
gan and william X. Vanderbilt con-
ferred today at the office of the latter
at Grand Central Station. 1t was I'M
derstood that they discussed the North
western railway affair in which Mr..
Vanderbilt is referee. No announce
ment has been made yet as to the flu
ture of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea. and for this rea-
son no one should leave bone without
a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
all druggists
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

Speaking of dispatch No. Z, the Dear
Schley" letter, he said:
s'Mr. Rayner argued at length to show
that order No. was an order to re-
main at Cienfuegos. This we do alb
solutely grant and we have never con-
tended otherwise. Misunderstanding
NAV have arisen as to our contention
that a certain word should be San
tiago." That word, however. was not in
connection with any order to go there,
and the order is fully recognized as be-
ing an order to remain at Cienfuegos.
Senior counsel has asked how the addi-
tional copy of No. got to Commodore
Schley. We reply that we believe it
got to him most clearly by the Iowa
What did Commander Rodgers deliver,
~ NOT the second copy of No. Z, since
he testties to the delivery of dis
patches. and while there are no papers
among Admiral Schley's correspond
ence bearing the receiving mark of the
22d. the receiving marks on the backs
of letters Of No. in Mr.. Wells hand
writing are admittedly in error"
Speaking of the assertion that while
off Cienfuegos Capt. McCalla had made
no effort to communicate with the
cuban insurgents. Capt. Lemly said;
ssThere is no evidence Of the fruitless
attenpt 10 communicate with the IN
surgerts which Capt. Parker speaks OF.
Roth of counsel cite McCalla's conduct
in this instance as a criterion for Com
modore Schley's making no enort 10
communicate with the insurgents But
S,(ba,, Commodore McCalla was there it
was simply to blockade; when Commo-
dore Schley was there, there was the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
MILFORD

There will be a hearing before the
'selectmen at Town Hall. Saturday
evening. on the petition OF the Worces-
ter, Southbridge & Charlton Electric
Railroad Company. asking for permits
sion to cross seven streets in this town,
including the crossing Of Oxford Street
twice
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

WOMEN, from their sedentary habits.
are often subject to headache and consti-
patton. These are quickly removed by
Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
Demonstration of the CIV.
Perfection BustIeS.

V This is the best hustle in every
way that was ever put on the
market. It is so constructed
that every hollow in the figure is
perfectly fitted. 1t is light, con-
yenient and durable. Filled with
the very best curled hair and COW
cred with spun glass cloth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Port Huron, Mich, Nov 7.-Charles
D. Thompson of this city, supreme fl
nance keeper of the supreme tent
Knights Of Macabees, is a self-con-
fessed defaulter in the sum of $57 900.
The order, however, is protected from
loss by Thompson's surety bond.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

New York, Nov. Henry Hart. for
mer president of the Third Avenue
Railroad died today at his residence
here, aged 80 years He had been very
ill for some time.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08
THE COURT OF INQUIRY
ADJOURNED AT LAST
Judge Advocate LemIy in Summing Up Took
Occasion TO CritiCise Admiral
SChIey'S RetrOgrade Movement
NOTHING TO SUGGEST COWARDICE

by senior counsel, that where two wit
nesses testify with regard to the same
matter, and one of them remembers and
the other merely does not remember
the circumstances of the matter or let
us say the conversation, the evidence
of him who remembers must be ac-
cepted If this be done, then there is
little left of the evidence given before
this court by the applicant, particularly
upon his cross-examination."
Commodore Schley has testified"
said Capt Lemly, that he consulted
Commodore Remey at the naval base,
Key West, May IS, and at that time
the latter had information as to the
movements of the Spaniards. So had
Admiral Sampson on the 18th. And for
what, If not to meet the enemy's fleet,
was Commodore Schley sent to Glen
fuegos? Not because he expected to
find them already in there, as the or
der No. and Admiral Schley's testi-
mony will clearly show. 1t was simply
expected that the Spaniards would en-
deavor to reach Cienfuegos and not
that they were there"
Referring to Mr.. Rayners statement
that when the report OF the Spanlards
being at Santiago was confirmed, MOTH
ing was done to inform Commodore
Schley of this until the Hawk was sent
on the afternoon Of May q, capt.
Lemly said the Marblehead was sent
at o'clock . m. of May p with the
dispatch No g. at is true" he added
that this copy did not reach Commo-
dore Schley until the oath. When Hood,
on the Hawk, was sent on the after
noon Of the 21st, he carried as sep
arate communication the memorandum
order on Page 466 of the appendix; and
this confirms Mr.. Hoods testimony that
at that time Admiral Sampson re-
garded as a practical certainty that
the Spanish squadron was at Santi-
ago."
Both of counsel appear, he said, to ig-
more the very important parts Of the
McCalla memorandum. The latter
part shows clearly Commander Nc
Calais communication with the in
slrgents and their intimate acquaint-
ance with matters in the city. Capt.
Lemly contended that this memoran-
dunn was delivered to Commodore
schley May %. and he charged the
with failure to attempt di-
rect communication the insurgents
after its receipt"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

1.-THE Colon was not destroyed nor
disabled, and, with the possible eXcep-
ton of one shot. all fell short. Only
three vessels of the force available, the
Massachusetts, the Iowa and the New
Orleans, were employed in this affair.
the others being engaged in coaling.
The applicant cannot now successfully
plead that he did not know how close
his vessel went in. It was his duty to
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
8erthtiheS.

Bel benz Wittfommer Gag 3uiammen.
tritt bes 9eridtes am Montas purbsn
cine erbBere Ansabl @uta1ten betannt ss.
aeben, alS ipie lie Subor an einsm sIeiden
Gage. 8erihiebene oerieIbsn Iinb bon
Di&tiefeit unb mir fibrsn bieislben on /:
GOnrao S6rOOer sesen bic Scranton
@as unb Waier GOmpanie. bab bic
Staot fein Re&t bat, bic 8aKerprsiie
fefsuieben uno ipenn Elm Burger Su bod
turirt IL. mub sr fI& ans Geridt tusn.
ben.
Sn BEN 8slp . aansfaf @abIcontsh
flr COUNTY 8 S6abmsitsr ipiro e~ritersr
ais ertpdbIt ertlart unb bas county mus
bic 8oten traeen.
g. 6. @apIanb unb 5ranf SiQiman
Jun. mifsn fi1 in Der eesen fe erbobe,
men NnfIaee einem eeti1tIidsn 8srfats
rem un~tertuerfen.
Sermann Ofbaus sesen aadaipanna
County. bas 8sfeb sur 8stsue,une bon
Sabrrdbern ais uniOnhitutionsu erilart.
Dab bic Dor Ginger 3eit ~eripdbttsn
Common @ounciImannsr ibrs Sise sr.
balten.
8eroammuns Der Saciorbbiae unb
Ibin8ton Turnpite innsrbaIb ben @rsns
zen bon 2adapanna County.
Sur bic orsip6dsntIids Sibune bon
Common BIeas 8eri@t, bic ant Wontas,
ben l6. September, bssinnt, 1T am
Dienftas bic elite f~ertissstsat tporbsn ;
ie entbdIt los Sale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
&AmIs8eh6rbe.

Da Der AntpaIt bisfsr 8sb5rbs snt.
i&iebsn Pat. bab Der fabtiids S&atmsi.
Rsr au& Der Saatmsitsr bisisr 8sb6rbs
ID, 70 tuurOe Ssrr &obinion ais FOLDER
furme[ ernannt, um bic SADIE sstpib su
MAIDEN; bic GrIsbisune bsr 40 beaabIsn.
ben @Ommiiiion iuurbe benz Sinana @os
mite tiberIafen.
giasr sln,abI 8Orf@Idee bes betrsff.
gomitss iuur6e bsissfimmt, untsr bsnfel.
ben au9 Der, bab bic 1rainir. 2 &uIs
mad Der SO. 16 S&uIe an gbeRnut
Strase berIset perbe, ba Der bsnutts
&aum In Der So9i&uIe eebrau&t tuirb.
Das 2ebrer Gomite i&lue Dor, bas bic
S&uIen am 8. September srbfnet unb
am 20. SUM- sei&IORsn iusrben iOasn f;
beitdtiet.
Sc tparb befdloEsn, bic PIans unb
Speeiftationsn flr bic nsus SO. 90
S&ule su beitdiisen unb fir &nssbots
bafir aufsufurbern.
Ha& sinem @uta&tsn bes 8eb5rbean.
tpaltes f0nnen nur bier tpobnenbs S6l.
Ter bic So&fGule Obne 8ssabIuns beiu.
den, b. B. austp6rts @obnenbe mllNen
be3ablsn, iuenn lie aud temporar bier
iuobnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
Der 8arrsnarteiter Streif bes
enbet.

Cine beabii&tists gOnfsrsns nit Mei.
fteriarrenbauer @anfielo iOnnte feitsns
Der 2arrenarbeiter niht f%tattfnben, bis
e~rterer bisrber suridiebrts, mas am
Samftaa aei&ab. Prdfbent q S. We.
Anoreip bon Der 2arrenarbsiter Union
bate am Wontas 8ormiitas unb 9ad.
mittae nit Germ Ganfielb cine 8uiams
~msnfunft. BEL pelder ibm ertI6rt ipurbs,
bab ale Streiier, bic sur srbsit suriids
tebren poIsn, esi6risbsns 4ppIiiationsn
bsi Der @ompanie einrsi1sn mlHen, bic
bann rseeIrs&t erIsbist iperben tparbsn.
SIN elmer seitern Abenb abssbaltensn
Notwithstanding bes nod ftrsiienben
8arrenarbeiter tpurbe nabesu sinitimmie
bei&lofen, ben Strsii su besnbsn. mad.
BEN es ii& in ben lestsn paar Wohsn CT.
sebsn bat. baB er bod nublos tuar, inbsm
cine 10 erpbe Ansabl Wdnner pieber 3ur
Arbeit SutldBsisbtt iparsn. Die Strei.
Ter in ben anoeren a~uspdrtieen @erfsn
Der 2adatpanna @ompanis ipsrben nun
AUDI ben Streif nls besnbet eriI6ren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-15
1tttetOu.

= Die Ginpsibuns bon NonGsnor
6. u. @arbep ais 8ii6Of Der ALTOONA
DiOs6ie inbst am 8 September in Der
81. Bsters 2aibebrale fat.
- Ssaustts. ba8 II Wonats aIts
16dtsrlein bes DITTO SduIer bon @barIsS
Strabe. itarb am 5reiias une tuurbs am
Sonntas 3u SOnssbaIe beeroiBt.
- Dana 8attsrIon bon AbOea. Elm
8remisr auf Der 2ebisb Bailey giisn'
balm. ipurbe ssitern unter bic Barren es'
Idleubert, bic ibm beibe 8eine unterbalb
ben Slftsn abi6nitten. Der Wann fiarb
elm paar Stunben ipdter i'm 8ittsion
Sofpital.
- Die 4iabrige 9enspisbs 8srnarb
tpurbs BEL ibrsr Wobnuns nabs 9ittstOn
Sunstion bon einsm StraBeubabnipaeen
niebsrssiabren unb i'm SoipitaI tubts
ibr bas Iinfe 8sin amputirt tperoen ; bic
Rleine dberlsbte bic AmputatiOn muir
furse 3eit.
- 9as Sd6erbauS bss Stspsns Rob-
len gompanis BREEDERS ipuroe MOntae
Nadt total our& Seuer serft6rt; oas
9sbduos tpar fdon in SIammen seblat.
ais man bic @ntbsdune madte. Ser
8erIut BON $4,000 III uOatdnbis bura
8sri&sruns sebedt.
= 2ssts @Ods lisB bic Stubt nit Der
gnifsrnuns Der StraBsnbubnselsifs an
Parfonass StraBe beginner, bod CT.
lanste bic gompanie einsn ginbaItsbs.
febl unb bic Grbeit muBte sineelteai
tpsrben. 3unmsbr Bat bic Traction
@Ompanie cine 8srsinbaruns untsrssid.
net. Iaut ipelher iie bsrfpri6t, in brsi
WOnatsn aui Der ainis 8abnpassn Tau.
fen su baben.
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: Sine Dirt sommer GriSpe. uol

- Cine srt Sommer Grippe, bon
ben aerstsn 5oniIitis ssnannt. iritt &c.
ssntpdrtis in epibsmii4sr Sorm bier auf.
- @m. 1rOF. Elm S&passr bss.
Germ 8ii.Or Rod. Der aud bier betannt
mar. ifarb am Dienftas su gIainFslb.
81. s., i'm Altsr bon 43 Sabren.
- SIN Der 8sttfebsr unb Matraten
Sabrii Oss Soispb Scoops an eapouis
abenue tpurbe Donneritas Wlor8en UNI Z
ubr elm 6euer entbedt, BEN iofort Elm
gllarm bon 8uitsn SO fOlste; sbs iebo&
Die Seusrtpsbr eintrat bate ber 8ranb
cine iolde ausbebnuns srIanst. bab tie
nur tpsnis tbun ionnte unb bas @ebdubs
mar nabesu ~pOlftdnbis ssrit6rt. aIs bic
SIammen eontrolirt tporben tuaren. Der
8erluIt am @ebaube beir6et $1,000, am
8orratb So. 900, beibe tbsilpeiie berii&s
ert. Wis carbohydrates bes Bran.
bes betiradtet man baS na&IdRiee Aus'
tuerfen bon beiBer af&e, bic auf Iei&t
e~ntalnbbares MatsriaI seiuorfsn iuurs
ben.
- WeiI aneebIi@ ibr @atte, Der einem
Slam Bate bsiseipobnt bate. fe nit ei.
nsr pfsrbepsiti1s brutal I&lus, ais iie
ibm 8Ortparfs ipsseh ieinsr abtuefenbeit
esma4t bate, nabm am Sonntas Ra&t
turs mad IL nbr 5rau SutOb Smith bon
Abams Gbenue in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nbs
ii9t cine 9piis Barrier Grin, iebo@ 10
bel, bab ii1 FAIRIES grbre@en einitsIts
unb bic @saentpirfune erIanst ipurbe.
Nsbrere Ra&barn ipurbsn bur@ bas
Stbbnen Der Srau aufmeriiam unb eilten
bsrsin. pobei fis entbedten, sab ibr ein'
idbriser S6ueline. ben iie in ben Armsn
belt, aud pereiftet mar, inoem er ipabrs
f@einlih einen Tbeil bes @iftss aufees
tsdt bate. baB auf baS Rlsib Der Muttsr
ssfalen ipar. Gin Ar,t ipurbe iofort
eerufen unb fanb bic Srau aubsr @efabr.
bas 8inb aber in elnem ssfdbrIiden gu.
ftanbe erft mad ba~lbitanbissr Nrbeii
ipar feline Rettun8 m6sli&. AlS bic res
quirirte SoIisei eintraf, rurbe Smith i'm
Sauie entbedt er leuensts, bab er feline
Srau ansesrifen bate unb erlldrte, BAT
fe einen Streit batten, in BEN bic Srau
bon anfans an bic S&uIb trus.
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@apne COUNT.

SanesbaIe. SIN Der Wobnuna bss
George WoIfram an 8ibsr StraBe, iber
BEN 2~adapuren SluB. ssssndber bsm
@eri6isaebduoe, ereianste id am Sonn.
tag Nadmittae Elm Sranb, inbem feline
l0idbriee 9o6ter. na&bsm ie Seuer i'm
Diem anessincet bate, grbbl barauf
8ob. 9ie Oelfanne fipe Seusr unb er,
plobirte mo bas Wib@ens RIeibuna
ipuros aud sreriffen unb sbs Ra6barn
bic Slammsr lbi&en iOnnts. tpar es Ie.
benseefabrli& psrbrannt. Die 5Iammen
sriffsn mittlsrpeiIe i'm @ebau6e idnea
UNI fih unb ebe bic 5eusripebr eintraf,
batten ne aud bic go. 2 9sras Sduls
ererifsn uno beibe %branntsn bis ,um
@runbe nieber. Das Wdb6en ffarb
orei Stunben nadbsr. -Sobn &. SseIie
harb ~Ueraaneene Wohe I'M AIier bon 80
Sabrsn unb 10 Wonatsn an siner Som.
pliiatiUn bon 3ranibsiten; CT tpirb bon
Der @attin unb ;tpsi 2inbsrn dberIebt.
Die 8eerbiaune erfolats i'm beutfden
Iutb. SriebhOfe unb PaitOr U D. Sal.
lentamp leitete ben Srausroisnl.
Sapleb. -8dbrsnb bss Ro,fen eIei.
trii&en Sturmes an Samitae Ra&mii.
tag tpurbe bic 8Obnuns bss Sarbes
Compton ~ Gong 8ibse, cine Weile 5Rs
lid bon bier, bon einsm 8libhrabI ee.
Der Srau Compton unb ibre II
Sabre aIts To6ter 8srna aueenblidIiG
i1otete unb compton unb Wm. ROBIN cine
itarie gri6literun8 iufGete. Sas De.
bduee iruroe in 8rane ssfstt. bod ionn.
ten bic 5Iammen NIT Sllfs bon Ra&baEn
Isi4i 8elDfht iuerbsn.