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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
An Interesting, Genial and
CompanionabIe Man.

Madison Democrat, May l6: Madi
sonians, no less than the people gen
orally OF Wisconsin, will note with
regret the death of John Montgomery
Smith, long prominent lawyer oi
Wisconsin, and son of Attorney Gen.
eral William X. Smith, one of the
early law officers of the state. In
1897 the younger Smith was in the
legislature and during Mr.. Cleve.
lands administrations he was APP.
pointed to important commissions to
ad just matters with Indian tribes. He
was prominent democrat, delegate
to several national conventions and
an interesting, genial and companion
able man. He held many local offices
at timse and had wide circle OF
friends throughout the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21

Below Is Il report of attendance in
the Mineral Point High School for
the month ending May 10, 1903.
THOSE PRESENT EVERY DAY
Seniors-R Robert Brewer, Nina Fol-
lard, Charles knight, Will Molitor,
Alberta Schllling, Annetta Trevil-
liam, Lillian Wallace.
Juniors:- Harry Bennett, Pearl
Cooking, Agnes Kemmerling, Lizzie
X inn, Frank Wedlock.
Sophomores-Clara benson, Fay
cite Harwick, Corlss Toay, Mary
Toay, lilo Treweek, Helen We'll.
Freshmen-Will Bohan, Florence
Bridge, Anna Bray, Ethel Cooking,
Lawrence GRADER, Ellsworth Harris,
Neal Vivian, Elmer Hosken, Nora
Jackson, Cora kirkpatrick, Cora ks
lingbury, Theodore Martin, Celia
Elhatton, Hazel OvitZ, Ben Phi
deaux, Ethel PrideauX, Arthur Ryan
Orville Treweek, Ray Weidenfeller.
THOSE ABSENT.
John Boase ., Mamie Cullen 2ls,
Clarence Enzenroth y, Myrton Healy
~, Harold Goldsworthy o., Bertha
Higgins ., Earl Jackson y, Herman
Parmley 'e,Jennie Parmley =, Aloha
Peters |, Ernest Staber IL, Oscar
Vivian ~, Adele Whalen ., james
Harris 81.
Juniors Eunice Blcwett 10, Min
ME Brown &, Harry Collicutt 3, Edith
benson |, Susan Hanscom =, Fred
Hooking IT,, katherine Hutchinson 3
viii Jeuck |, Jennie Jones u, Temp
rance Knight 4, Wallace Martin .,
Lizzie Matthews liie, Margaret Me-
Williams , ., Ernest Ovitz 6, Abbie
Parmley =, Jessie PrideauN =, Roy
Reese y, Jennie Presley =, Annie
Terrill ,, Mary Thies = Alan Uren 3,
Henrietta Weise |, Nettie Whalen ~
Sohpomores-F Florence Arthur t.
Milo Burgess |, Francis Coady =, Re-
m Dcller 2ia, Nellie Goldsworthy !,
Agnes Gorgen y, Henry GRADER ),
John GRADER 3, Ethel Grange IL,
Myrtle Hartford l'a, Sallie Hoare =
George Mari l. Mabel Matson ., May
Oke 3, Maud Reynolds |, Kittia Shep-
ard !, Julia sherman 2ie, Emma
Stephenson ., uella Stephenson ),
Pearl Terrill IL, Mamie Tyrer 4
Ethel Ncuning Il.
Freshmen shirley Goelz l. Carl
Healy |, Elmer Hornung |, Hattie
Martin -, Anna O'Neill ID, Flor
ence Parkinson >, Alder Prideaux
l.2, Annise Richards -, George Ter
rill -.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
Four Millions of Dollars

Is the estimated annual value OF
the manufactures which enter into
the International commerce of the
world. OF this sum, the United States
furnishes 400 millions, or 10 per cent.
OF the total. This is the conclusion OF
the Treasury Bureau of Statistics from
an analysis of international commerce
OF the principal countries Of the world
an analysis which it has made for use
in conjunction with its forthcoming
volume on our commerce in manu-
features.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21

TO about six weeks ago, when increas-
Ing weakness compelled him to re-
main at home. He suffered but little
bodily pain until some days before
his death. The closing Of his lifo was
peaceful and he passed away rs enc
falling into slumbur.
BURIAL SERVICE.
The funeral OF Hon. John Mont
gomery Smith was held ON Sunday
afternoon, with services nj Trinity
Church, the rector, Dean Chase
officiating. The body lay in state Mt
the church from to 2:30 o'clock, and
was viewed by n great many Intimate
friends OF the deceased. The bar
association Of Iowa county attended
in body, and the bar associations OF
Grant and Lafayette counties were
represented, The honorary pail bear
ers were Judge George Clcmentson,
philo A. Orion, Charles Osborn,
Charles w. Mcllhon, Calvert Spens-
ley, Thomas Cleary, j =. Smoker,
and +. G, Fielder. The active pail
bearers were, James Hutchison, j j.
Hanscom, w. T.. Gundry, N. IL.
Snow, Samuel G.. Ross, and George
Crawford.
At 2:3O the caslSet was closed aud
the regular services OF the church
were held The music was by the
vested choir and those who kindly
offered their services. The requien
was beautifully sung rs n solo by
Miss Annie Phillips, In the course
of n short address on The Commun.
ion OF Saints in relation to Til,
dead, the Rector said:
" He has gone, aud in his death
every citizen feels u personal loss
For years he has been identified will
the life of this community as u either
whom the people delighted to honor
for years his name has been on til,
register OF this parish MS u baptized
and confirmed member; for years h,
has been one OF its vostrymon, and il
clerk, for years, when IN town, nnC
sickness did not prevent, he was al
ways on Sunday morning IN his plac,
in this church, aud his gencrou,
offerings lowed regularly into tn,
parish treasury,
!" Honorcd 10y the federal, state
and local governments with higl
Official trusts; trusted MS lawye,
and solicitor 10y many clients: wei
coined by noighbors in social rela
tions, nv genial and peasan
companions; loved ms man IN nj
family relations, which he filled 81
we'll: we mourn " very great loss, bu
bury him In the faith and hope of oul
creed aud pray the good Lord tina
perpetual light may shine upon him.
At the close OF the services at tn,
church, the caskct, covered with beau
tful flowers, was borne to Graceand
whore the body was committed to the
grave The attendance attestcd to tn,
fact that man OF the people haC
passed away.
IN MEMORIAM.
AT n meeting Of the vestrN of Trim
ity Episcopal Church in this city or
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Last Saturday, May 10, the Mineral
Point High school base ball team
went to Monroe and defeated the High
OF \ to L. The boys acknowledge ~
good square deal from the Monroe
boys, While the regular team were
playing at Monroe, the second team
were showing their superiority TO the
second High school team OF Dodge
VILE, this score being q to o.
On Friday evening the senior class
was entertained 10y the faculty at the
home Of Prof. and Mrs. Bergen, The
evening was PLEASANTLY spent in music
and games.
During the last few days the High
school department has been favored
with visits from several mer who are
Interested in school work. On Thurs
day the former Superintendent of
Schools OF Lafayette county, Prof.
Nattrass, gave II short talk to the
students He spoke of the Importance
of regularity of attendance in the
school work and pointed to the fact
that those who are prompt, attentive
and reliable at all times are those
who succeed Mr.. Nattrass compli-
mented us on our singing and school
work In general.
Rcv, Davis of Lawrence Univ ersity
spoke To the High school department
on Monday morning in part rs fol
lows;
The days come aud go very
rapidly. Young people you live In Il
great century and among II great rae {
OF men, lou must not expect some
thing to come to you, you must reach
out and take things If YOU want them
Your friends, the teachers here, are
wiser than you, but they cannot inn
part their learning to you. II you
come to us with high purposes aud
character you will be successful, all
good things will come To YOU. Keep
your eyes open; there Is beauty all
around you aud wisdom, Are you
open to these things, are you ready ia
receive, Now young people | trust
that you may see clearly the good
and assimilate the truth that these
people bring you. BE truth seekers
aud champions as long MS God gives
yol light and In His name may YOU be
blessed.
Rev, romlinson spoke few pleas
ant words during our morning eNer.
cises on Monday.
MIR, j. G, Martin made friendly
call Friday afternoon We are glad
10 see him with liz so often aud hope
he will continue TO call and see us
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
I. w. Taylor's Prediction.

Southwest Wisconsin: We expect
to see the day when lack" will be
shipped TO England in bulk. In five
years from today we expect the Lin
den mines to be producing 100 tons OF
lack" per day. Shafts will be from
$50 to $50 feet ceep. Later shafts
will reach down to the primary rocks
the worlds strong ribs. Stick that
prophecy in your mind. The man
who will institute the new era of min
ing In this section is called Mason.
He is one OF the kind short on speech
making, but long on action. He does
things while other people talk, talk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
SKETCH or MIR. SMITHS LIFE.

John Montgomery Smith, was born
1894, and had been II resident Of Min
eral Point almost continuously from
the age OF four years. In 1892 he went
by overland route to California, and
spent four years In that famous Edo
RADIO. On his return TO Mineral Point
he studied law In his fathers Office,
and with j II. Clary and Judge Craw-
ford. In 1852 he was formally admit
ted to practice, and for time was a
partner OF the last named jurlst, but
Tor many years he carried on an In
dependent business. He had been re-
tained on some OF the most impor-
tant cases In his portion Of the State,
and held an eviable position among
the members of his profession. A
staunch Democrat in political princi-
pie, he Mt all times took leading
part In the councils Of the party; was
twice delegate to national con
ventiOns, in 1880, aud again in 1888;
In 1892 was n Presidential elecSor, and
east his vote for Grover Cleveland. In
1870 he WAS nominated for attorney
general OF the State, on the same tick
ct which was headed by Judge Jenkins,
OF Milwaukee, for Cover nor, but
shared the disaster which befell his
party throughout the State in that
campaign. The regard In which he was
held by the community in which most
Of his lie had been spent Is attested
by the numerous positions of trust
and responsibility which he filed
In the city and county mayor three
terms, superi ntendert of schools two
terms, district attorney two terms,
member of the board OF supervisors,
court commissioner, and other local
officers. In 1892 he represented the
district In the State Assembly. Dur
ing President Cleveland's first admin
istraton he was appointed member
Of the Southern Ute Indian Commits
sion, and during the second term OF
the same President he served on The
Chippewa Indian Commission, posi-
tion filled by his father near sixty
years earlier.
Mr.. Smith was married. in 1862, tc
Antonio Hildebrand, who die siA
years later, leaving one son, Richard
Nj. In 1870 he married Jennie NJ
Crawford, widow of his former pre-.
ceptor and partner, Judge Crawford
of the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin
His only daughter Etta M, Is the
wife OF II. N. Latlin, OF Milwaukee
In 1873 he was again bereaved by
the death Of his wife, whose health
was impaired by her arduous dutie,
while acting M n meml er of the
| Worlds Fair Commission.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
FL BaneCia, 1929
Race record 2174 only
six weeks out of the stud.

FL Bauecia is the strongest and best
Wilkes stallion in the state Of Wis
cousin and he has more speed than
any other stallion that ever stood for
service in Iowa county.
FL Banecia is the only stallion
standing in Iowa county that has / in
the list
FL Bauecia can transmit % per cent.
of the blood of George Wilkes TO his
offspring, while all other stations
that have stood for service in Iowa
county claiming to be we'll bred can
only transmit III per cent.
Breed where you get the blood and
speed that is what makes the dollars.
TermS-For the season, SIS; to in
sure approved mares, so,
Will be at jos. Graber's barn in
Mineral Point, Mondays aud Tues
days: the balance OF the time at
Dodgeville.
HENRY pENGELLI.
PROPRIETOR
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
High School Attendance.

Below Is report of attendance in
the Mineral Point High School for
the month ending May 10, 1903.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
S5O.95 to California and Back.

From Mineral Point to San Fran
cisco or Los Angeles and return
First class tickets.
May and May II to Is.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau
railway. RetIrn limit July 10Th
Ask nearest agent for details, or write
to +. A. Miller, general passenger
agent, Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
KENTUCKY LEW
Race Record 2:17t

A fun brother to Grattan 2:l3; War
burton 2:lSt, and Guelph Boy, the
sire of Harry Wilkes 2:lSt, who holds
world record for miles on half mile
track; Grafton 2:l3 the sire of Grafton
Boy 2:0s, Palmyra Boy, 2:O7t, Sol.
Grattan 2:llt.
Kentucky Lew trotted fastest half
mile ever trotted on the Mineral Point
track, in race timed by one of the
timers, in l:07t, 2:l5 gait
Will be at Penberthy's barn, Miner
al Point, on Wednesday and Thurs
AIRY of each week. Service fee $l5;
insure $50.
FRED. KESSLER.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
Monday morning, May IS, the follow.

Monday morning, May IS, the follow
log minute was adopted:
The rector, wardens and vestrymen
of Trinity Church desire to place on
record their deep sense OF the great
loss which the parish has sustained In
the death OF Hon. John Montgomery
Smith their late associate and freud +;
Identified for years with the vestry
OF this parish, as one OF its members
and clerk. Mr.. Smith was ever faithful
liz the work and service OF his Church.
Regular and constant in his church
attendance, generous and system
tematic In his offerings. and loyal
and true to the Church OF his inner
itance, and gifted with a high order
of intellect, and a genial disposition,
his death leaves a memory that
the Church will ever cherish. AS a
citizen, he was not only deservedly
popular, but he was one whom the
people delighted TO honor, and so he
held high official trusts through fed
eral and state appointments and cleo
tions. In his chosen profession as
n lawyer, we recognize, the man OF
high character and legal attachments,
and one who served his many clients
with honesty, efficiency and fidelity
NJ issing him, as we must from our
circle, we will ever retain OF him a
grateful memory, coupled with the
hope and belief that there will be for
him a blissful resurrection.
M. CHASE, Rector.
ROBERT M. CRAWFORD,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
J. MONTGOMERY SMITH
A Man Beloved and Honored by
His Fellow Men.
BURIED on SUNDAY.
MAY II.
The Body Lay In State at Trinity
Episcopal Church from
100 to $3.50 y. III.
Brief Sketch Of the Lie OF the
Deccdent.


Dccedcnt.
Last week the Democrat briefly re-
corded the death OF Hon. John
Montgomery Smith, which occurred
at his home 10 Mineral Point on
Wednesday morning, May IA, at
twenty minutes after three O'Clock,
The end though sad, cane not sud
denly. During the last year he had
been gradually falling in health, and
some months ago dropsy manifested
ITSELF and continued despite the eff
forts OF his physicians to stay It's
progress. He was, however abe TO
be at his Office most OF the time up
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-05-21
Y El vi

Fountain Street. PROPRIETOR.
Two doors ives Of Commerce.
Mineral Point Wis. Phone to.
All kinds az laundry done In first.
class manner NJ reasonable prices.
Work called for and delivered.
Patronage solicited. YEP Nun.
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Seleqrapbiide 9tpei6tu,
SnIano.
Gr3biidst &aser 1T toSt.
Ser Grsbiidof bon Rilmaufee itirbt
uenige Stunbem nad Dem
81. Batter.

M tl 10 q II Zee, 8is., 20. Suli.
Ger om 9eberfrebs i9tper erfranfte
gr6bii6of 4aser lit eeitorbeu. gbe
er pabreuo oes &ages in einen
Sdlummer perianf, aus Dem er rliht
Dieber erlpabte, fragte er beiorst:
rSSlt Der Sl. Batter toDt2" gS puroe
ibm beoeittet, boB beiien Stunben ge-
Sdblt ieien, tporarf Der Shiperfranfe
8ebetsmorte murmelte. DHgr. 4aber
Dar Elm Eutient oeS ct. Ngues-Sani.
tariuns IN 0ono on 9ac, 8is.
gr5biibof 8aser lit lomit Dem
Eupite, oem Batter Der @briitenbeit,
Delher ia audi i'm init Dem Ballium
teebrt batte, in elmer @eiie na6ee-
folgt, nel6e tbn I'M 2eioen, 3. +. IN
Der g &ranfbe + Dem Yapite icbr
GDnlid nahte ilno melde 9lebnlt6.
felt fi6 audi burin befunOete, ba6
er bios bier Stlmoen na1 Oem Sl.
Sater bieiem I'M Sooe folete.
Wigr. Sran5 3apertls &aser
nuroe am Z. Sebr,lar 1914 5u @beu.
Zee IN SberoIterretf) geboren uno
5eigte i6on IN friiber Ssugeno eine
geeigune 5llm Brieiteritanbe, pesbalb
er in ieinem stpoliten Sabre nuf
2in5 on ous @pmuafiltu Der Seiltiten
eeidift purbe. Sm Sabre 1864
| folgte er einem 9lnfrufe Inn Brielter
ra1 oen Ser. Staaten, mo er or.
fones li6 nit Dem 9eoonfen umtrus,
III Cen Sehlitenoroen ein5utrete1l ie-
cod ieine slblift Gnserte lno IN ous
Seminar 5u ct. Srancis. isis. Elm.
trat lno am 21. Se5enIber 1866 5ilnl
Erieiter geiueibt purOe. gr muroe
gum Yrofeiior on bem Senlinar er.
nannt uno beipies ii beraus gldn-
senDe Sdbigfeiten als 2ebrer, pelhe
Die aueemeine 9lufmerflamfeit ouf
ibn Ienftcn. gs rpar bier, mo- er 0as
tefannte 9rama Ser &ompf Ser
@egenlpart" ifrieb, IN rpelhem er
Den @ioerltrett Der @eiIter fiir ,rb
geaen hie Stride in Der mooeraen
@elt in flaliiider @eiie Dor slugen
fiihrte. Sm Sabre 1885 purOe er
5um Mbmiuiitrator uno inn Weai
1886 sum giibofe bon Green Ban
erbcben. oils i'm Sabre 1890 Gr5.
biiGof SeiB bas 3eitlide ieenete,
purbe 9iihof &ater ym gr5bii6of
erboben une er erbielt oas Baailtm
BON CARDINAL @ibbons am 20.
Iugult 1891.
Wfilp aufee, @is., "a. .SSuli.
Gas SesrGbuiB oes gr8biihofs
Srieorih 3aper aaser ian0 bier bellte
Tormittag unter altBerorbeutlid,
5ablreider Setbeilisung ltatt. Ger
SrauergottesbienIt lp,troc in Ser ct.
SebanneS &atbeorale abgebalten
,no uabm cine 9auer ppu orei Smn-
Den IN glnipruh. Sos feierfihe
Yontiiifal.&eqlliem purbe bon Dem
| hohp item 9iihoi Shtpebah BON 2o
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ND. 1870.

Wenge faltenreider rotber @etpGnoer
elm goioumrabnter. fait fabler
SoOtenlf)d0el gebettet lieat.
slls polttiih pihtig tvrsrbe piel be.
merit, ooB, pie telegrapbii6 bereits
tl1r5 gelneloet italieniibe Soloaten
III Die pefersfirfe einruften, nm
bort oen 10 iebr notbueHoigen Sro.
nungsotenit 5u perrt6ten. Der Bur.
gang itebt IN Der neueren mb
neuelten 8eidi6te Stalien's obne
Seiipiel 0a.
& nj, "a. ssuIi.
SSn Der Stride au ct. 8incent lmo
ct. Inaitaitus tpuroe EN- feierlides
Sobtenamt fir Die Seeie bes boffn.
gefdieSenen Hopites crlebrirt. Die
Stride entbdf Die Sersen aQer E1pIte
iett Sirtus Dem Siinften nit Qus-
nabme besienigen Hius bes Neltnten.
Sn Der .Witte Ser Stride par ein
madttger @atafaIf erri6tet, Der eine
oreifahe 4rone llno bas p6plttiG1e
Wappen triig @or Dem Gotafalf
ltanoen inmitten eines 9erges bon
glunen bic Sabnen pieler fir6liden
@enoilenihaften unb Vereine. Ser
altar rno Die Ebiire iparen ihparS
ilno golooropirt. Wigr. Brill lns
unter aiiiiten5 aller Stuoenten beS
amerifmiihen goilestunts Die Meiie
9ie niht iibergroBe Stride mar biz
ouf bas leste 8ldsden eefiiat.
Cine anoere iebr einorufsroue
Sobtenfetrr fanb in Ser Gborfapele
oes SetersSomes itatt, pehe Dem
Gatofaf gegenii6er liegt, a,if Dem Die
2eide Ses Bapftes rubt. Gieie Seter
errei6te ibren Sobeprtnft, alS sas
Sies irae" eri6iitterno bur6 Die
tpeiten Sallen ihalIte.
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MuSIauO.
Eentidlano.
gserlin, 2S. Suli.

Serlin, %. SuIi.
Die llngliidSnel0ungen aus
S6lelien in @erbiuonug nit Der bort
Observation-Disclosures lteberIhpen1-
munas aataltropbe Wollen nidt auf-
boren, imlner fltr6tbarer geitoltef
lib Der llmfong Oes angeridteten
S6uoens. Sm Sreiie Srieg, Hegie-
r,rng$be5irf 9reslau, iiuo idmmtlide
groBcu lno fleinen 6liiiie iiber Die
llfer eetreten ODER, &raiie, gteilie,
Weinisca. Sat- Die geiammte 6la6a
Itebt iulter @aiier, 1900 Seftar Be-
bauter 6eloer. oeuen Die strbeit MN
miibiam Ben grtrag abrinst, iinS
poaitGlhig our6 ole Slnt6eu pernih.
tet. 9ei Slogan, &egieruugsbeairt
9ieanis, lit ser Saberer 0amm ge.
broGeu; NIT furhtbarer @etualt
6uben Die @oIier Der Soer iib iiber
Die gciammte Mil5iger gsieoerung.
bos Seroerben nit ii1 tragenb, err
golien. slub Oas Sodwalier oer
@artbe beiinbet ii6 immer nod im
Iteten Steigen Sn pielen 0crfern
Der beimgeiu6ten @egenoen rubt ser
S6ulunterritbt, Sa Die Shnlbdmier
ppllitGnoig inter @aiier seiett iino.
Seiterrei6-llns
guoapeitb. "a. SsuIi.
slus ser Sersogotpina miro semel.
set, baB ein Sniauterie-Reeiment auf
Dem Warihe bon Srebinie nah 8ilee
lesteu 0sontag 450 Soloaten in
Solge ser auBereepbulihen Sise per-
Tor, Dab 10 Waun Iturben irnO oaH
40 anbere tOotlih ertrantt iinN
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Smei Gnabem bimseri@tet.

2erington, ap, "a. StH. {!
Carl @bttnep BON NaibpiHe intS
CLAUDE S'grien, beioe II Sabre alt,
ipuroen beirte Moreen fl,rs nah 8
1br I'M Sore bes SSapette GountD. .@e-
fGnpHiies gebGngt. Gie Gitaben
friibitiitften nit gutem 4ppeitt iinS
tpurben I'M haIb s l1nr kir ben
Galsen einsefssiSet. 8eiSe blteben
rubig.
Slm Iorgen oes 12. Sttober 1892
fur5 mad, WHtfernad)t, betroten y.
@rien iuS @bitNep Die @osa,tng BON
q. 9. @binn, einem mpttlbd6enoen
&aufmam. Sic rpeften ibu, bielten
ibnt ibre Geboluer entgegen uab per4
lansten iein @eib. Srau Gbimk
ourd oas @erdlri6 n,s Dem SMaf
gepedt, rief Inn Siilfe, uoruuf aia
Gbinn Der Sohn, tpeIber frr5 Dorber
BON einem Sansoereniigen rab Squire
eetomnen mar ltnS nod niht f@lief,
in oas 3inrrner ieiner @ltern ftiw5te
ino altf Die ginbred)er sii i6ieBen be-
gann. Gas sSeuer purbe errpioert
,lno Der Gltere Gbinn erbielt eine
&lleel in Die grltit. gluh slla @btrn
ipurbe pertpunoet, 0o6 mGbreno er
chi bem sSuBboben lag, fellerte er
nod Sfiilie ab umo pertpunhete Wbtt-
nep am 9nie. Obgleif ielber ihiper
oerpunoet, poIlte Der Gltere Gbinr
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