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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

A state of rebellion exists in
Agram, Hungary, where rioters and
troops are engaged in constant con-
flict.
An epidemic of fraud reigns in Por-
tugal, robberies, briberies and forger-
les being reported from all parts of
the country.
David Gossard died in Hagerstown,
Nd, aged rs years. He was twice
married and the father of "a chill
dren, 20 of whom are living.
West-bound Chicago roads will
fight for vast traffic originating in
east and now shipped to Missouri
river points via the gulf ports.
Kansas will require between S5,000,-
900 and $10,O00,00O of outside capital
this year, to be used in marketing
it's great crop of wheat, corn and
oats.
An Anglo-American naval display
at the Chicago Olympian games in
1904 is planned by a committee now
in London. England may send small
warships.
The Wabash management has
started a vigorous campaign to get
part of the coal business now mo-
nopolized by the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn and clash results.
A tug strike, lasting five months,
ended at Cleveland in recognition of
the union and agreement by the
Great Lakes Towing association to
discharge nonunion men.
The secretary of agriculture issued
statement on the progress of the
beet sugar industry in the United
States. The report said the produc-
tion is increasing rapidly.
c. +. w. Neely arrived at New York
from Havana and said the Cuban gov
ernment having decided it had no
civil responsibility in his case he fails
to see how the United States can
have any.
Lieut.. Watterson, son of the Ken
tucky editor, has resigned from the
army in the Philippines, rather than
face court-martial for irregulari-
ties in his financial account with the
government.
In Salt Lake City Peter Mortensen,
slayer of James II. Hay, was SEN
fenced to die October II. The laws
of Utah give condemned murderers
the privilege of choosing between
hanging and shooting, and MortenseB
elected TO be shot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

eight months from suppressed men,
situation, and it effected my entire
system until became weak and debil-
itated, and at times felt that 1 had q
hundred aches in as many places.
only used the Compound for few
weeks, but it wrought n change in me
which felt from the very beginning.
1 have been very regular since, have no
pains, and find that my entire body is.
as If it was renewed. 1 gladly recon-
mend Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to everybody."-
Miss ELIZABETH GAME, SO w. Division
St., Fond du Lac, Wis.-y5ooo forfeit ir
aboVs testimonial Is not genuine.
At such a time the greatest aid to
nature is Lydia f. PinlSham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t prepares
the young system for the coming
change, and is the surest reliance for
woman's ills of every nature.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all
young women who are Ill to
write her for free advice. ADJ
dress Lynn. Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Edward Eggleston, clergyman, nov
elist and historian, died at his home at
Lake George, n. Y, aged 65 years.
The democrats have nominated
Franklin X. Lane, of San Francisco,
for governor.
Iowa democrats in convention at
Des Moines rejected a resolution to
reafiirm specifically the Kansas City
platform. Richard Burke, of Ma
haska, was nominated for secretary
of state.
The Ohio democratic convention
nominated Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow,
of Cincinnati, for secretary of state,
and indorsed the Kansas City plat
form.
The democrats of Wisconsin have
nominated David S. Rose, mayor of Mil
waukee, for governor. The platform
deals mainly in state issues and de-
nounces Gov. La Toilette.
Nebraska socialists have nominated
George f. Bigelow for governor.
The republicans have nominated
Henry C. Adams for congress in the
Second Wisconsin district and the DEM
ocrats have nominated Michael O'Brien
in the Tenth district of Michigan.
In the Third Ohio district the re-
publicans have renominated r. NJ.
Nevin for congress.
Thomas Elliott, prominent re-
tired iumberman, and pioneer OF
western Wisconsin, died in La Crosse
aged 76 years.
The republican state central com.
mittee has called the Montana state
convention for Great Falls on Sep,
tember 27.
Former Gov. Horace Boies will be
nominated for congress against
Speaker Henderson at the Third
Iowa district democratic convention
in Dubuque.
Martin Ruiz, California pioneer
is dead at Santa Monica, CAL, aged
107 years.
The democrats of the Twelfth Mich
igan district have nominated Johr
Power, of Escanaba, for congress.
William Y. Roach, who was United
States senator from North Dakota
from 1898 to 1899, died in New York
city from cancer, aged 62 years.
The democrats of the Seventh In
diana district nominated Jacob Plat
Dunn for congress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
The percentare of the baseball clubs

The percentage Of the baseball clubs
in the American league for the seven
days ended September were: Phil
adelphia, .57s; Boston, .564; st. Louis,
$50; Chicago, .552; Cleveland, .513;
Washington, AL; Detroit, ,4o4; Balti-
more, 800.
The percentage of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the seven
days ended September were: Pitts
burg, .742; Brooklyn, 500; Boston,
500; Cincinnati, 500; Chicago, .492; st.
Louis, ,462; Philadelphia, All; New
York, .34s.
The transport Buford, with soldiers
from Manila, reached San Francisco.
Charles A. Percy successfully made
a trip through the whirlpool rapids
of Niagara in boat Of his own con-
struction.
President Roosevelt visited the bat
tlefields of Chickamauga, Missionary
ridge, Lookout mountain and Orchard
knob.
Wilson F. Thrall, an optician, "a
years old, died at Danbury, Conn,
from self-imposed starvation.
The packers are said to have aban-
doned an attempt to form beef trust
because of opposition of stockmen.
The miners strike entered its eight
eenth week with no prospect of settle
ment.
The Chocktaw Indians of Missis-
sippi nave accepted Indian territory
allotmcnts of 230 acres each and win
move there.
Five freight wrecks occurred on the
Pennsylvania railroad between Johns
town and Harrisburg and two per-
sons were killed.
Mrs. John Doley and Mrs. John
Carney, sisters, met in Springfield, o.,
after n separation of 81 years of
fruitless searching on the part of
Mrs. Doley.
An agreement with France extend
ing important trade advantage to
Porto Rico has been proclaimed by
the president.
Brig. Gen. William II. Forwood, sur
geon general of the army, has been
relieved of active duty and succeeded
by Gen. Robert NJ. O'Reilly.
The coal miners strike in the Kan.
awha and New River fields in West
Virginia, involving $4,000 miners
which has been in existence since
June Z, has ended.
Herman and Henry Breuer (broth'
ers) and A. c. Miller were drowned
near Kalamazoo, Mich, by the up.
setting of boat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
The international trades union CON.

The international trades union con-
gress in London rejected n resolution
for the establishment of a court for
compulsory arbitration of labor dis
putes.
Elections for members of the
landsthing insure the ratification of
the treaty providing for the cession
of the Danish West Indies to the
United States.
An official statement says that the
casualties of the British in the war
in South Africa were: Killed, 5,774;
wounded, 23,029; died of wounds or
disease, 16,16s.
The pope has confirmed the ap-
pointment of Rt. Rev. John NJ. Far
ley, the auxiliary bishop of New
York, in succession to the late Arch
bishop Corrigan.
German gunboat Panther sinks the
Firminist government gunboat Crete
a-Pierrot in Gonaives harbor, Hayti.
Increasing depredations by bandit
gangs in Cuba may compel the Unit
ed States to establish temporary
military force there to put down the
troublesome outlaws.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
FOR EIGN.

The steamer Frithjof, unable to
each Franz Josef land, returned to
1romsoe, thus delaying the arctic ex-
pedition.
Another volcanic eruption occurred
on the Island of Martinique, in which
1000 persons were reported to have
perished and which inspired the fear
that the entire island was doomed to
destruction.
A statue of Emperor Frederick was
unveiled at Posen and the kaiser in an
address concilated the Poles by a
promise not to interfere with their re-
ligious beliefs, traditions or racial
peculiarities.
Explorer Baldwin, in statement on
the failure of his polar expedition,
blamed open sea, poor ice and death of
his dogs.
The Hungarian ministry of agricul-
ture estimates the worlds yield of
grain this year as follows: Wheat,
2,905,320,000 bushels; rye, l,579,o40,-
900 bushels; barley, 1,141, ESQ, 900
bushels; oats. 3,oO4.720. 900 bushels;
corn, 2.973, $50, 900 bushels.
Gen. Domingo Monngas. command
er of the principal army of Gen.
Matos, the leader of the revolution
in Venezuela. is dead.
Prof. Rudolf Virchow, the patholo-
gist, died in Berlin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
IN THE FATHSRLAND.

Sunstroke frequently affects dogs in
Germany, whefe they are still used to
draw wagons.
Doctors coachmen in Berlin wear
white hats. This is to enable the pub
lie to promptly recognize physicians
vehicle in case his services are sudden
" required.
The result OF recent tests carried out
n the German army prove that oS
pounds is the outside wight the aver
age soldier can carry on days march
without injuring his heart
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
KILLS BEAR WITH KNIFE.
Colorado Guide Declares That Prcsi-
dent RoosoveIt's Lesson Saved HE

Life.
w. r. Tribble, one of the oldest
guides on the western slope, arrived
at Rifle, Col, the other day from
camp swathed in bandages and
splints and bruised and broken in
body and spirit. He credits President
Roosevelt's lessons in the use OF n
hunting knife two years ago with
saving his life.
Tribble had gone out into the
mountains hunting and fishing, and
was caught away from camp without
his rifle by hungry grizzly, which
disputed his path. Usually bears are
too timid to give fight, but this ami
NAL took the aggressive from the
start, and Tribble had to fall back on
his hunting knife, the only weapon
he possessed. He said of the encoun-
ter:
81 always thought 1 would be in a
hurry when / met n bear, and he
looked huge and businesslike. /
creased him and then he came for
me, landed on my left arm and then
scratched my face. I was not long
in getting my knife out then, and
had got over being scared, and 1
stabbed him good and straight, right
where Teddy showed us the place,
and Teddy was right, because the
thing rolled over, and knew he was
mine. I was just getting ready then
to feel my arm hurt and my head
was bleeding badly, when the mate
hove in sight and took her medicine
straight"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

Cleveland, Sept. 0.-Flour-Winte
wheat patents S4.00@4.10.
Wheat-No. red 71hc.
Corn-No. yellow &c.
Oats-No. white 33c.
Butter-Best creamery 21hc.
Eggs-Strictly fresh zoe.
Cheese-York state 11@11hc.
Potatoes-Choice 45d50c.
Hay-No. timothy $14.o06l4.5o.
Cattle - Best steers S6.25@6.35,
calves S7.50@s.00.
Sheep-Best S3.4o@3.75, lambs $40
@5.75.
uogs-Yorkers S7.75.
Toledo, Sept. 1O.-Wheat - Cash
T2Ac.
Corn-Cash Gle.
Oats-September 31Ac.
Cloverseed-October S5.i7%.
East Liberty. Sept lo.-Cattle-
Choice steers s7.1o@7.25, heifers $500
@5.00.
Hogs-Prime heavy S7.95@s.O5, pigs
S7.50@7.6O.
Sheep - Best wethers S3.sO@4OO,
choice lambs S5.35@5.6O.
East Buffalo, Sept. 1o.-Cattle-
Best veals s.0O@s.25.
Hogs-Heavy SS.2O@s.25. pigs $40
@7.sO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
The FAIRS are Brought Home.

New York, Sept. SIN specially
constructed mortuary chapel on the
upper deck of the steamship ST. Louis
which reached here Sunday We're. the
bodies of Mr., and Mrs. Charles L..
Fair, the victims of an automobile
accident in France. The chapel was
draved heavily in black, caught up
with broad bands of white ribbon ard
rare floral offerings were banked
around the bier in great profusion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
TO YOUNG LADIES.
From the Treasurer of the
Young Peoples Christian Tenn,
perance Association, Elizabeth
Caine, Fond du Lac, Wis.

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM II want to
tell you and all the young ladies of thel
country, how grateful am to you for
all the benefits have received from,
using Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-l
table Compound. l suffered for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
A TREASURE CAVE OF RELICS.
Professor OF California University
Believes Caves on McCloud River

So important are the recent discov-
cries of the University of CALIFORNIA;
geological department in the Lines
stone caves on the McCloud river, in
Shasta, county, CAL, that Prof. John
C. Merriam, head of the palaon-
tology work, will join Student AS
sistant E,istace Furlong, who is on
the scene, digging into the precious
deposits for the bone he has found.
Prof. Merriam believes that Fur
long has discovered "fssure cave"
and that to fill this crevice in the
earth has taken thousands of years.
In this case the discoveries will lead
back to an indefinite period, and the
successive layers of soil and gravel
will prove veritable storehouse of
geological curiosities. /
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

Free Delivery weather Warnings.
The rural free delivery postal serv-
ice now places frost and cold wave
warnings in the hands of $4,000 coun-
try families.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

Nothing rounds out the pleasures of life
like circle of friends.-Chicago Daily
News.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

Common sense is the genius of our age
Horace Greeley.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12
THE MARKETS.

New York. September 10. 1907
Flour-Fairly active and firm.
Wheat-No. red 76Ac.
Corn-No. at 69c.
Oats-No. . at 34c.
Hay-Quiet.
Beeves-No sales reported. Veals
sold at $500.
sheep-Steady at s3.Oo@3.75, lambs
$5.75@6.15.
Hogs-Firm at S7.75.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-09-12

COndemnS WIFI Is characItTIZtu dS
an unholy alliance between Boss Cox,
of Cincinnati, and the two republican
United States senator's of Ohio for the
furthering of their own interests by
legislation not in the interests of the
people.
Declares against the acceptance of
free passes by public officials and de-
mands that the acceptance of such
favors shall be made ground for re-
moyal from office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-30
8runD in Baltimore

8rdnb in Baltimore
Gountp. - Sin 9aus auf benz
2unbfiB bes 9rn. Wm. 8. Wtlfpn,
ba5 ais vMpDam" befannt 1T unb etz
ma 5tpei Meilen norbpe1tli9 bon Gaz
tonspiQe liegt, purbe am Sonntag
Na4mtttag gegen 4 llbr total bur4
5euer 8eritOrt. 0afelbe pirb pon
9rn. 8. 3. pbiQips beno6nt; er be-
CAB fi4 i'm ungefG6r 3 ubr Na4mitz
tags nit feiner Satin unb Dem flei<
men So6ne na4 ben, etna bunbert
0arb5 BON benz Mo6n6auIe entfernz
ten Stalungen, UNI Drei Yferbe ms
Sreie 81 lafen. Na6 8erluuf elmer
halben Stunbe bemertte 9r. Ybiqips
Hau6 benz 9a6e feiner WObnung
entiteigen. Sofort elite er 3urid, unb
als er Die &e1ert6iir Dffnete, brong
ibm 0i3ter Qualm entgegen. gs gez
lang Inn nt9t, BON ieinem Selep6on
8ebrau6 81 MAIDEN, i~pesfpegen er Elm
gferb i~attelte unb na6 Der Mo6nung
bes 9rn. g. s. Ban Gin rift, BON no
aus Elm Ilurm erlaTen murbe. Die
Spribe aus Gaton8piGe fonnte benz
8runbe dber teinen Ginhalt mebr
tbun, unb nit Iusnabme Ginger be-
f4dbigter M0bel tonnte Ni6t5 geretz
tet perben. Der S6dben an 6auIe
BON etipa $4,000 unb an ben M0beln
ppn $4,000 lit bo1itGnOig bur9 Ser
ii4erung gebedt. Man gluubt, baB
Der 6ei5apparat i'm Se0er ben 8ranb
peruria6te.
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8orbereitungen iii bic
8abGen. = Die @abGauffi9tsbe=
b0rbe Offnete geitern 4nge6ote fir Die
2ieferung bon StimmfGi ten, 8i9ern,
S9reibmatertdlien unb 0rud1a9en.
Die 4ngebote fir @timmtditen tparen
ipie folgt: 5. t. 9ant6er fir $40 Sd
ten $6,25 pro &aiten; 8einle Bros.
&c Salmon fir $40 RGften Sc PRO
&aiten; Die s. 90. Bomb So. fir 80
&dten $3.50 pro 8aiten unO fir $40
&Giten $3.50 pro 8aiten.
Die Nngebote fir 9rufIa6en uip.
paren: Sing Bros. - 9rudia6en
$1487.5O, Bidder $154; 6alcomerz
Go.-0rudIa9en $159O,5O; S6reib>
materialien $1671.69, Bidder $3.50;
Wm. S. 6. 0uIanp So. = 0rudiaz
den $1735, @9rei6mdteriulien
$1496.35, Bidder $153.O8; &obn &c
9oQod - 0~rudfa6en $1514.9O, 8iiz
der $155.5O; s. 80. Bomb So. -
0rudIa6en $14O9.5O, @4reibmatez
rialien $1614.18, Bidder $162.78.
Die Nngebote ipurDen Dem @9efz
GGert Sames 9ubbert 3peds 8abuliz
rung ii6erpieien, unO 6eute Mittug
peroen bic @pntrafte o%erge6en perOen.
Die nit Der 6erbitzR egiitrirung uno
Stats : grimGrpubl DerbunOenen
0rudIa6en unb Bidder iinO in ben
Nngeboten nt6t eingei9lofen.
@ef6 dsbertrrung -
5rant 2iQD BON Nr. 1884, 9ipiiion>
StraBe, purbe geitern pom Poli3eiz
ridter 2ooen Inn $25 unb Soften ges
trait, neil er cine i6par5e 9irre,
RamenS Mam9 8lopers bon Nr. 885,
8a6orgitraBe, tbdtli4 ongrtff uno
miB6anbelte.
Oen 8rootIDner 8e60r>
BEN ii bernie En- puroe 9eitern
cer 25 Sabre ate 2itbauer W&Oten3o
8alino, pel4er am Sonntag auf bic
Yin 9uIo1gun9 bun per9attet nurDe,
8eter u. 8uIerie3nu DON Nr. 143,
8errpitraBe, 8rootlpn, $215 in 8aarz
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begangen BADEN unO cine lit6auiI4t
3eitung perDffentli4te Oas Bib DeS
QngeiduIoigten. 9r, Soiepb &alusta,
Elm Dirt6 an Der 8eitz@amoentrabe,
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tung unO aIs 8aIinO 5ufdGig in ieine
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partet 8alino in Der peitli9en Poli~
3eiItation bas NusIief erungsDerfabren
ab. OetettiD Murp6eD BON 8rootIpn
langte geitern QbenO bier an, I'm i'm
u~b3u6plen.
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fOtjl9

Tanqen rii9 on. Der 10
Sabre ate 8iaiam @bipleA unO Der
neun Sabre alte Caleb S6tplep, 5fpet
Iegsrfnabsn, tpurOen seitern Dem SUI
senDgeri9t iiberpieien, neil iie am
Gpnntaa @benb an Der Oolpbinitrabe,
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Rofa Spsbea BON Nr. 1923, 2inosn>
4penue, iiberfielen uno perlu9ten,
berielben i6r Yortemonnaie gu entret>
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einsn 9oli5iiten duf bieielbsn unfmert=
lam, pel9er lie in Der noropeitliGen
9oli5eiftation einlieferte.
sine Regiments : parobe
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tern 9(benb in Der BuffenRaae Oes 5.
&egiments iber benz Ri4monbzMfartt
Itatt, unb baraufbin fplgte elm Bah.
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Gus nrm Snnereu Warblan0's nnG
Den amgrrn3enDen StaateH.

Gin gottloer 9ie6.
@inem S9lei9bieb gelang es am
Samitugs1Qbenb, aus Der 9aGe bss
BON puitor Or. Men3el belpobnten
9auies in Ri4mOno, 8a., einen nod
fat neuen lleberrod bes YaItprs 2e6z
mann 81 Ite6len.
3 a6nbau.
Cine 21 Weilen lange 3peigba6n
foQ BON 9ludItone, 9a., mad Der
Station ainnep an Der ySea6orO Dir
Cine" erbaut peroen, bic einen fru9t=
barren 2unOitri9 in 8irginien benz
@erts6r pieOer eridIieBen lpirb.
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ni9t melt BON Cumberland, an Der
Baltimore : S6io>8a6n," entgleiIten
am Samitag 46enb cine 2ofomotipe
uno feds 5ra9tfpuggons. Der 2ofoz
mptipfI9rer M. u. 8oples BON 9iebz
mont fam untsr ben Sriimmern um's
'2e6sn. 8te conftatirt pirb, fonnte
Der 2otomotibfibrer ben 3ug ni9t
an Der ri9tigen STEELE gum Steben
bringen unD fu6r in cine offeneWei9e
auf elm tootes @nbe. Die S9ienen
pdren in 6olge bes Regens unO
@6nses f9liipfrig geporbsn.
Der 9~erfonen8ug Der nROrfOltz
Meftern=gabn," peldsr am Spnntug,
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mad !6agerstopn abging, entgleiIte
auf elmer Gurpe Bel @reenpiue, IS
Meilen Don &oanpfe. Der Qofomotibz
fi6rer Weslep 9aileb BON Roanofe
puros auf Der STEELE getDDtst. Die
Yafugiere famen nit Dem S6reGen
oappn. Die 9ofomptipe unb bic 5pet
porberiten 8uggons itiir3ten Die 81
i9ung berab. Suilep mar Der dlteite
8eamte Der 8a6n.
Masfirte 3Guber iiberras
9en cine 6ami1ie.
Muf Der 5arm bas geter GobinIpn
Bel Wel1b : Hun an Der Gdnp1 trabe
mad 9aserstopn ma6ten en- 6reitag
&bsnb flint mastirte aGuber einen
fiibnen Raub. Die Gdubar erbeutsten
BON peter &obinion $40 unD cine
filberne ubr, Don ieinem Spbne 0ilz
liam einen &epolper, bon 6arr1
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9obinfon 1T elm alter &~riegspeterun
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brsi Monate cine geniipn bon $72,
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gegen 8 u6r QtbenOs uusgefiibrt,
tpG6reno in Dem 9auie Der trante
3obinfon uno ieinSp6n, 6rau Burg
ner unb lire 5pei &inOer, Elm @ntel,
9r. unO 5rau 9urrp 9pangler uno
5rdnf 8iggerman, Elm Nu4bar, an
ipeIeno fpuren. Die 2eute iaBen ale
in frieOIi6er u~nterbaltung in einem
Simmer, aIs ii4 pl0Bli4 Die S6lre
Dffnete unb flint 8erle, Oeren 9eii4ter
nit rot6en uno blauen Sui6entii4ern
ber6iiqt ipurer, bereintraten, ibre Eez
polDer auf Die 4npeIenben ri4teten
unb erfldrten: n9altet Cure 9dnDe
6o6; mir nplen @u6 ni6t DerleBen,
bod mir poGen Guer 9elD BADEN, uno
eriparten, es gu finben!!" Die 8eitiir5z
ten 5eigten ni9t ben ~geringiten 8iOerz
ftanD unO IieBen iid rubig lire 9dnoe
auf ben 3iiden an lire Stii6le btnz
ben. Nur ben franf i'm 8ette llegenz
ben Robiniun unO Die orei &tnoer lleB
man ungeI9oren. 6rau 8urgner
puroe aus Der Slide gebolt, uno man
brpbte, lie gu BREMEN, lpenn tie it3
CUR gBe6re ieBen lpiiroe. Die RGu6er
Dur6iu9ten oann bas gan5e 9aus
unb nd9msn aIes 8elO. mas lie fam
ben, 1pnie Elm 9oppsIgepebr. Na4
benz 9orgtben Der Hduber gu urtbeiz
len, iparen bieIelben nit Der 2ofalitdt
uno ben 8erbdltnifen Robinion's
fpo6l pertraut. Sic fprungen ndmli4
fofort na9 benz 8aiten, in pel4em
3obinIon iein Gelo gu periteden
pFleate. Bel ibrem 6ortge6en bolten
Tie Gobinfon'S YferO uno 8uggp uno
nu6nen Gpangler's 5u3rpert uno
fu6ren in Der 3idtung nu4 9u9ersz
tolpn auf uno oupon. Die @ebunoez
men md6ten Ii9 Dann frei uno ieBten
bic 8eb0roen BON 5ranflin@Gountp
9u., unb in 9ugerstopn BON Dem
Rau6s in &enntnib. 9ilfszS deriff
G6us. 80. 4lerunoer fdnb S%paugler's
Su6rtperf nabe GearfoB Dor u.
6orit's 9auIs. 9as 6ubrpert 8oz
binIun's puros BON 8eamten aus
9ennIDlpanien in 5rantlin : GountD
ermittelt. 0us 8spe6r R%o6inIon'5
mar in benz 6u6rperte. Die Polt5et
glaubt, baB orei Der Rduber in 8aiR>
ingtonAGountp unb elmer in 9agersz
topn po6nt. Der 59eriff orbnete Die
9ur6Iu9ung elmer @n5ubl 9GuIer,
in pel6en @erbd6tige po9nen, an,
bod bisber nod pbne grfolg, Man
qluu6t, DAP es Dieielbe 8unbe mar,
ipelde i'm pergangenen CONNER ben
@6aufTeegeGo : Ginne6mer On Der Getz
tersburger Rouo, 9rn. arieger, be-
raubte.
&ur5e Noti5en aus benz
Stddte.
en- Saqerstopn 5tdnO oas S5ermp=
meter auf Is Grdo ii6er Nua.
en- @ilpintofpn, Q1egdnn>GountD,
1T ST.. 6enrp 9uie i'm Otter BON 76
Sabrsn g%eitOrben. 0esglet6en ltarb
Der 8riegspeteran S. .. W}ounB IN
Slbtopn.
Sn Cumberland ftarb 4lopiius
Senoer an Den 5olgen zines Stur5es.
9ein Qei6nam purOe mad NenpOrt,
&p,, geianot.
ST.. 6. 6ermunn in 8eitminIter
er6ielt cine 2abung 9o9len bon einem
gefannten gum @eibna4tsfeite.
Sn @efJNorfoIf, 3d., tarb Der IA
Sabre alte gbas. 0.gforris an 8inn@
badenframpf; Ger &na6e bate it4 am
@ei6na9tstuge gef3ohen.
Sn Gi6monO, 8u,, lit Or. 2epis
W6eat, elmer Der beit6etanntei item
4er5te, geitpr6en.