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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
HORRIBLY BURNED
DEATH MAY RESULT
Fearful Injuries Sustained by
Little Girl--Mother Injured
While Saving Oaugh-
ter's Life.

Alice Walters, 1921 East Eighth
street, aged 5, is in a precarious condi'
tion as result of burns received Tues
day. The mother of the girl is also
badly burned. Tuesday morning tho
little girl sat down on the edge of
gasoline stove, and in few minutes
she was enveloped in flames. Forum
ately Mrs Walters was near and sho
quickly extinguished the flames.
From the statements of the attend'
ing physician the girls recovery is
very doubtful. Her arms, hips, thighs
and back are horribly burned and the
child suffers intense pain.
Mrs. Walters burned her hands and
scorched her face while saving the
child's life. DR.. e. ]. March was call
ed and dressed the wounds. Edward
r. Walters teamster, is the father
of the child.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
CREDITORS STOPPED
''A0ME WEEK" SHOW
Carnival at Toledo Broke up in
Fight-Police Called to
Suppress Riot.

Toledo, July 14.-The Home Week.
carnival given under union labor aus
pices, which has been in progress here
for the last week ended in row Sat-
urday night The Building Tradei
council, under whose auspices the car
nival was given, attached the entire
paraphernalia of the show. Individual
shows were attached by employees.
There was a big crowd present and the
show people, to oust the constables,
announced free shows and invited
everybody in. Details of police and
detectives were rushed to the scene to
control the crowd.
One creditor started to tear down the
fence, but was stopped by the police
1t was midnight before the attach
ments against the paraphernalia wero
released. but the writ against the gate
receipts still holds.
The Building Trades people claimed
the carnival proprietors put in toT
large expense accounts. The labor
people were divided on the question CT
holding carnival and the patronage
was not general.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the unknown
heirs and devisees OF George Grouse, de-
ceased; the unknown heirs and devisees OF
Jacob Lecrone, deceased; the unknown heirs
and devisees OF Polly Leerone, deceased; the
unknown heirs and devisees of Daniel
Grouse, deceased; the unknown heirs and de.
visees Of william Ho2g. deceased and the
unknown heirs and devisees OF Henry B.
Curtis, deceased; that on June goth, 1908,
The Mckinley National Memorial Associa-
tton, rs plaintiff, filed Its petition In the
Common Pleas Court of STARK County, Ohio,
against all of said unknown heirs and de-
yisees, as defendants, setting forth in,sIb.
simple, and In possession OF the following
described lands and tenements all situated
IN the CITY o. Canton County OF stark and
Outlot number two hundred and eighteen
t2lS) In the said city OF Canton. beginning az
ahe ssS cty the ns @
intersects the south line of said outlot; thence
westwardly 2and 7-l0f feet to the southwest
corner Of sad oSsot and the true place 81
thence north 40 8O' east 28e and o 10 feet to a
stone and a corner of the Westlawn Ceme-
5ery tnence sonth nd ssS 10 east w ana Sa.ioo
thence north iio s0' east 375 and 54-lO0 feet;
thence south ITO 45' east $50 feet to the south.
containing 8 and 7s-l00 acres OF land
Also q strip OF land lying along the east
py the Canton Water WORKS Race hdnsin. nair.
ming VI the soul h-east corner OF outiot nun-
Der 2iS thence south $40 lg' east about w feet
K ns sas nostS 1an q ss w WYrs
about Ol0 sset; thence south 4lo 8O west to the
northeast corner Of said outlot number 2io
thence south ITO s5:east So feet to the place Of
~ s:id petition s!so ss.. forth that thu. .s!a M DO,
'::::::' " y ~ ;ss; AZ:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
VALUES WERE
INCREASED
Alliance Board OF Re.
view Finishes Its
Work.

The Alliance board of review has
completed its labors and made report
to the county auditor. The totel
amount added to the tax duplicate
is s69.150. To the personal property
S63.O60 was added and $16.530 to thu
real estate. From this was deducted
S10,435 for where it was decided that
the valuation was excessive.
The Morgan engineering works, one
of the largest establishments in the
state, was upon the tax duplicate for
$4,000. This was increased $4,000 BY
the board of review. The general i'm
preston is that 1t is still too low. 20
the value of the plant is in excess cJ
two million. The board added 5000
to the value of the American Stee'
Casting Co. and $3.50 to the real and
personal property of the Alliance Eleot
trio Railway Co.
The board was composed of John l..
Mcconnell, Silas ]. Williams and Jesse
Teeters. 1t was in session Is days.
while the clerk in making reports, etc.,
worked 90 days. The total expense
was S399.7O.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
WOMAN HELD BAG:
SWIN0LER GOT AWAY

A clever trick with sad sequel for
Mrs. S. T. Keith, 716 South Market
street, was played Monday evening
about O'Clock. A colored man came
to the Keith home carrying a package
which he stated was for Mrs. Keith.
1t had come by express, he claimed,
and the charges were SO. The bundle
was large one and Mrs. Keith think
ing that it was a present from friend
gave the fellow a S. bill. Pretending
that to change the money he had to go
out to his wagon, the man walked
away. He never returned.
When the package was opened it
was found that it contained old coffee
sacks. Mrs. Keith is now contemplas-
ing rummage sale. The matter was
reported to the police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
PUBLICROAD
DAMAGED
ComplaintsF File edAgainst
Gas Company's
Action.

The trustees of Perry township and
farmers living about midway between
Canton and Massillon are protesting
against a recent action of the East
Ohio Gas Co. Complaint has been filed
with the county commissioners that the
company is laying an 1S inch main in
the center of the highway known as
the Genoa road and rendering it al.
most impossible for teams. A force
of men estimated to he nearly 1000
is digging the trench and laying the
pipe. This road has been improved
and graveled at an expense to the
people of nearly $500 and the roadbed
is being torn up and clay brought to
the surface.
1t is claimed that the gas company
is proceeding to occupy the highway
without any permit or franchise from
the county commissioners and tina it
is its intention to continue right
through the county on the public road
to the county line. The main is being
laid to Cleveland. Where the line
runs through private property 80 cents
a rod is being paid to landowners, but
when on the highway the county gets
no benefit. There being no franchise
1t is claimed that the company is net
bound in any way to restore the roads
to good condition.
Some of the people who live in thai
vicinity are threatening injunctBona
and several demands have been made
upon the county commissioners TO
put a stop to the work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
TOO MUCH LIQUOR
Drove eecher to insanity.

William Becher of Jackson street,
Canton, was arrested Tuesday and TAX
en- before Judge M. T.. Aungst and tried
as to his sanity. The complaint was
filed by the family. 1t was found that
Becher was insane, suffering from al
coholism. He was sent to jail pending
his removal to the Massillon asylum
He was on the borders OF delirium tre-
mems.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
bills Allowed BY
The Commissioners

The county commissioners were In
session Monday and allowed the fol-
lowing bills: Trustees Sandy town
ship, grading Stony hill near Elson
farm. $50; Walter H. Double, repairing
arithmometer. $3.50; A. G. Eynon,
plumbing and repairs at worixhouse.
SITS; Canton Foundry and Machine
Co., supplies and labor for workhouse.
S25; Leonard Baer. supplies for county
$S1: STANDARD Oil Co., supplies for
county. el-16; G.. U. Tslsphons Co.,
rapta and tolls. ao7x
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
OIL WELL At
HOWfNST|NE
Local Parties Interested
In Producing Terri
tory.
MAY Be A SECOND SCl0
Gusher MayOeveiop When Well
Is Shot--Con rnunity Elk.
cited Over Lucky
Strike. ...
MAY Be A SECOND SCIO

Oil has been struck on the II. s.
Steinmetz farm near Howenstine by
drillers working for the Pittsburg g.
Ohio Oil & Gas Co.. in which William
Marshall and Ellis Lewis, of Canton
are interested as stockholders. Tbs
drill entered the Berea sand Friday.
and as soon as the sand pump began
to bring up the drilings it was dis
covered that oil had been struck,
An effort was made 20 suppress the
news, but i soon leaked out and peo
pie from all over the country bega
foclSing TO the well. All day Saturday
and Sunday the excitement continued.
The drill was sent deeper into the
rock and the deeper it went the more
oil was found. When it was thought
the rock had been penetrated to its
full depth, drilling stopped. A large
amount of oil was taken out by the
sand pump and visitors to the well
filled bottles and vessels, while others
gathered up handfuls of sand or drill
ings to exhibit as an evidence that oil
had been found
WELL WILL BE SHOT.
The drillers and experts who are con-
nected with the company made care
full examination of the strike and de7
cided that indications we're good
enough to warrant shooting the we'll
Word was sent to Scio for a shooter
and he left there Tuesday morning
and Is expected to reach Howenstine
some time Tuesday afternoon or even
ing. About 100 quarts of nitro glycer,
inc will be lowered into the wells in
long cans or tubes and exploded
The shooting will attract a large
crowd of people. Messrs. Lewis and
Marshall of this city and many others
will be on hand to see the shoot.
Measurements were made Monday by
the drillers and 1t was found that
there was so feet of oil standing in the
well. No salt water was encountered
and little gas, which is considered a
good indication for oil.
EXPERTS PLEASED.
Oil experts are certain that a pool
of oil has been developed and arrange
ments are being made by the compan.'
to drill other wells Immediately. The
company has $500 acres under lease
and will thoroughly develop the ter
ritory.
]. e. Steinmetz, who lives near the
well, stated Tuesday morning that the
people IN that section were very much
excited and have visions of a new
Scio. The we'll is about five miles
directly south of Canton. 1t is thought
the strike will stimulate the organiza-
tion of other companies and the taking
up Of other leases.
One thing is certain, that underlying
all of Stark county is the Berea rock
from which oil is produced, and the
drillers state that all that is necessary
is but to strike the right spot to de-
velop a good oil field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
SURVEYS STARTED ON
SlEUBENVILLE Line
Capitalists Impressed With the
Route From Steube
to c anton.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
Steubenyille, July IA. - Surveyors
are at work on an electric line which
is to be built from this city through
Amsterdam, Carrollton and Canton. A
branch line will be run down the
Sandy valley to New Philadelphia thus
connecting four county seats.
Certain capitalists have taken the
matter UP ana are having the survey
made. 1t will be one of the most i'm
portant lines in the state, being the
only direct route through from the
river valley to the lake region.
Aae people along the route are en-
thusiastic over prospects of the road
being built and it Is promised that at
this end OF the line right of way can
be secured lrom the farmers for the
asking. No attempt will be made to
follow the roads especially through
the hilly sections, as the most feasible
route will have to be chosen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
PRETTY FIGHT
For Kentucky Governorship
Sci'ipps-McRae Telegram.

Scripps-McRae Tele gram.
Louisville, KY, July 14.--A. e. Will
son, Col. M. B. Belknap and Attorney
General c. ]. Pratt candidates for nomI
ination for governor, before the Re,
publican convention here Wednesday,
have opened headquarters and are hard
at work to capture the uninstructed
vote, which will play an important
part in the race. Belknap now seems
to be in the lead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
HENRY MooNsHowER.

Word was received in Canton of the
death of Henry Moonshower at the
Soldiers home In Sandusky. The de-
ceased was q member of Co. d. 176th
o. v. I. The remains will be brought
to Canton. wednesday and inteF1nent
Will take place here. The deeeaaef
hae : numbev of roIativee y ~ 6fl<
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Knapp Case Opens.
scripps .McRae Telegram.

Scripps McRae Telegram.
Hamilton, o., July IA. - The argyll
ment in the case of Alfred A. Knapp
chaged with strangling to oeath his
third wife, Hannah Goddard Knapp
opened this morning with Prosecutor
Gard for the state. The court room
was crowded with spectators. Argu.
ments will probably consume entire
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
He CONFESSED
Murderer Of Camille HoIIa nd
Acknowledged Guilt In
Shadow Of Gailows.
cripps. MeRae Telegram.

6criprs' MeRae Telegram.
chelmsford, Eng, July IA. - Samuel
Herbert Dougal this morning paid the
penalty for the murder of Miss Ca
mile Holland at the Moathouse Saffron
Waldon. He was executed for the
crime at 8 o'clock. Shortly before the
time for his execution, Dougal made
. new confession Of his crime and ac-
kpowledged his guilt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

premises.
The PRAYER OF said petition is that said de-
1endants and each of them, be required to
answer, setting up whatever claim they
make to said premises. or be forever
barred from so doing; and that upon final
hearing, they be adjudged to have no In
terest In said premises and plaintiffs title be
quieted as against them
said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before August 20. 1908,
THE Mckinney NATIONAL
20, July 3, 10. II, "a, III. Aug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Divorce Notice.

Jacob Solomon, Plaintiff
Vs.
Kate (Kramer) Solomon,
Defendant.
Kate (Kramer) solomon. residence un-
known, Will take notice that on the sth day
o1 June, i908, Jacob Solomon filed his peti.
ton In the court OF common pleas, stark
county. Ohio, being cause No. l6SS3, pra ying
divorce from said Kate (Kramer) Solo
mon on the ground OF wiilful absence for
more than three years last past. and that
said cause VIII be for hearing on and after
August 10, 1905.
JACOB SOLOMON,
BY w. ]. PIERO, his ATTORNEY.
Canton, Ohio; June 23, 1903.
published In the Stark Co. Democrat June
20, July U, 10. II, "a, 81, 1908.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
DIVORCE SUIT.

Sarah Farrell OF Massillon has
brought suit for divorce from Harry
". Farrell upon the grounds of willful
absence for more than three years. She
asks also alimony and restoration to
her maiden name. Sterling & Braucher
are her attorneys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Legal Notice.

Henrietta Klump. residing .at Wyandott.
wayne county, Michigan, VIII take notice
Klump Med his petition IN the court Of GO M.
mon pleas. stark county, Ohio, being cause
NO, logls. paying divorce nom said Hem
aence for mOis than three years ana aross
neg!ect q duty. and that aaid cause Will kS
sor hearing on ana .f!sr July Is lnlR
;.,.,s. 3 ||'I| y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Here is the List of Prizes.

To the
second nearesccorrect estimator
To the third
To the fourth
lhe NTH nearest correct estimator.
sixth correct estimator.
To the seventh
10 the eighth estimator
To the next nearest estimators $500
TO the next nearest estimator
To the next 033 nearest correct 4650
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
The following Special Prizes will also be pal

For the estimate l5
1907 .....: .OO0Oo
For the nearest correct estimate received Dec
10 and before Jan l. 1908 ...... 100000
Jan Land to re Jan.
Jan lh and before Feb l............:..... 10000
For the nearest correct estimate received after
Feb l. and before Feb 10000
For the nearest correct estimate received after
Feb To- and before March 100000
March and before March
For the nearest correct estimate received
March l5 and before April 100000
April and before April rs 10000
April ri Is and before May 100000
May and before May Is 80. 100000
May l6 and before June 100000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

Each dollar sent in on subscription The STARK Co. DMocn em
When send subscription est the
address
20.
must not be paid of this
the the three States showing the
of
figures obtained.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
1000 CASH PRIZES |!
Ist Prize, $4,000.
End Prize. $4,000. 3rd Prize. $1,000.
# $1,000 Each for Early Estimates:

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shns Association Of Detroit Mch whereby subscribers
DEMOCRAT share in the great 900 educational contes
that company Read carefully conditions below:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
G0ninei6 Safien.

DRESDEN. SUPPER te6er @budrO
8ii9el, Mtitglieb Der &untatabemie, 1T
i'm Qlter BON so Sabren bier geitorben.
8o9IiB. Der 64iG6rige Stein
meg Miftemann bate aus benz Daloe
9il3e gebolt, bic feline 5rau 3uberetz
tete. @r aB nit gutem Qppetit baDon;
ebenip feline 2~2id6rige 3o4ter unb
feline bierjdbrige @ntelin, pdbreno
feline 6rau Dem 4il3geriate ni4t 8uz
ipra4. 9roBOater, 9O4ter unb Gnte=
lin fpiirten fpGter fairies u~nno6lfein.
Quf ben 9ebanten, baB bus Pil3geri9t
Die urIa4e fein t0nnte, fam iebo6
niemonb. Bel MiItemann iteiqerte
fi4 bos 1ntpObliein 70, bdB er ftar6.
Der nunmebr gerufene Qr3t erfdnntt,
obpobl man i6m feline Mitt6etIung
BON ben 9enofenen piI5en ma6te, iebr
bdIo Die Observation-Disclosures
uno fpunOte 9egen9ifte an, 8ei Der
fleinen @nfelin blieben bieie o6ne Grz
folg. Sic iturb mad mebreren 8rdmpF@
anFGGen. Qud bic 22iGbrige 9o4ter
erla9 ben GoIaen Der @ergiftung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Sdwei;.

Mmrtsnpl. WdbrenO bas Sad:
nerfbaus bes @oiffeurs 8lafer Orei
Meter ge6oben tperoen iolte, itiir5te e
aufammen unb begrub mebrere Nrbei.
ter unter ii9. @oiffeurgebilfe 8ii4eli
unb 9orarbeiter MeiBi4dOel, ein0eut.
f6er, paren fpfort toot.
8ern. Der Baffen4ef Der Qrtil=
lerie Oberff 5ebbel purbe in Dem 4u=
oenblife. als er einen @traBenbubns
ipaqen beifeigen tpolte, bur4 elmer
Ra6fa6rer umgeporfen, tpobei er elmer
8ru8 bes Naienbeins, f9lpere Duct;
I6unaen unb cine @ebirneri4iitterune
erlitt. @ein t3ufonb 1T iebr beoents
lid.
Die @9pci3 min an oerleniqer
@teqe, mo nab Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unteriu9ungen bic bentpiirolg'
S9ladt am Morgarten Q5. Hopembel
1879 itattgefunben 6aben muB, EN-
9roBes SentmaI erri9ten. gereIts bal
fl9 fir Die @eripirfli9ung biefer fh9z
men Soen Elm 9oniprtium gebilbet.
Die 8eiammtfoiten belaufen ii4 auI
ca. 10000 6runcs.
Beim @oelpeiBIu6en auf Der Dir
nll6fluben (8erner Sberldnb), ftiir5te
ISbermeper aus @rlenba9 (Rantpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Treie St16te.

6amburg. Sobannes 59r0ber,
elm betunnter bieiiger 8aufmann Ser
treter Der 0eutf9en @e1elIi4uft Der
Stobt Netp gorf unb Der Warb Cine
III Nen Oorf, lit i'm IS. 2ebensiubre
etnem 9er3i9Iag erlegen.
Gin llngliifsfalG nit t0btli9em
4ussang ereignete ii9 an 8orb bes i'm
ODD bon globm e BOB lieeenben
0dmpfers v@ret9en 8oblen". BORT
~itiir5te Der nit &epardturen beI9dfz
tigte erfte Mafdtniit @aGentin Goe>
Ieembinsft bonn Oed in ben Is SUB
tiefen 8iiterraum. Der 8erulgliidte
erlitt fold T9pere innere unb GuBere
8erleBungen, baB er i'm 9afentrdn@
fenbaufe, tpObin er nebru6t porben
mar, perftdr6s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
M E II B q.

9 il It 0 IN. Nrbeiter 8ugelmdnn
nurbe nit pferb unb Wagen mad benz
Nienbdgen 8ietgeiter Sort gefdrbt, Inn
6Ol5 81 bolen. Qls berfel6e ni4t fpie@
berte6rte. tpurbe Der SORT bur9lu9..
Mdn fdnb ben belabenen Wagen umz
9efippt unb 8uselmann tobt barunter
Iisgeu. aQem ani4ein nab 1T Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
GrOBber3Ogtbntt 8aOetr.

&drIsrubs. General Der Orr
tiqerie Grnft BON 9%pffbauer Bis 1899
Snfpeftor Der 6eloartiQerie, feierte
Bier fein 50iG6riges 9ienitiubilGum.
4m 2. Npril 1886 gu 8arburg i'm
Mfinbenf6en gebpren bat er 1853 als
&anonier betm s. Qrtileriez Regiment
feline Qaufbd6n begonnen unb IS big
1896 gum @enerdl Der Nrtiqerie gez
bra6t. Nu6 ols Observation-Disclosures
uno 2e6rer Der QrtiqeriesS ufti fat
ii9 6offbauer einen Namen gemu6t.
Bon 1875 ab fpar er cine 53eit lang
etatmdBiger Stabsoffi3ier beim 2. So
bii4en 5elbartileriez Regiment go. 90
in Gd5tdtt.
QrIen. 8auFmann Stefan Nuer
boIte nit feinem Tubrfpert Duoren an
Der 8abn ab. Quf Dem 6eimrpcge
f9eute Das gferb unb mari ben Waz
gen an einen e%ifernen 8Qrten3auI.
Nuer fpurbe betpuBtlos in bas na6elie@
genbe SpitaG gebra6t, mo er fturb.
8aben6euern. 9a8 0efo@
nomtegebduoe Des Otto 9ietrih brdnrz
tie nieber. 8erbrannt finb groBe SUIT
terbprrdthe. @erurfa4t puroe bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
RbetnpfaI3.

ONy~fI~e0"
Rrte986etm. Die 81 Sabre
ate 0ittipe &atb NoIf bat bier Ourd
@rtrGngen ibrem 2eben Elm Gnbe ges
ma6t.
8ufeG. 8elegentli8 Der &ir6nei=
be bier berieBte Bel Der San3muiit Bel
Dem 8irt6 Steigelmann Der aus 8aiz
fersIautern itammenbe p~er6eirutbete
QuslGufer 9bilipp 8reB, &c Sabre ait.
Dem 20 Sabre alien Satob Sod bon
8luu6u6 einen Meferiti9 in bic N&oz
gengegeno. Der Std muB nit GROCER
Wu6t gefi6rt tporben Iein, bd Sod baa
3tper6feQ bur6ito4en puroe; bda
Ulef1er bra8 ab unb bic &linge blte6
Iteden. 9a Der 8erleBte TRANSPORTING
fGbig mar, tpurbe auf telegrapbiI9em
Wega 81. 8inI6erf aus &oiIer8Iults
tern berufen, nel6er Die WteKerIpiBe
entfernte. SroBbem 1T Der unglidli=
DE, pel4er 0er6eiratbet lit, geItor6er.
Qubmigstaen. Der 81 Sabre
dlte 3ugner 5rtebri9 Sacob noQte in
Der 2uDnigitrube in Der gd6e oes
6tdotbauIe5 cinem elettrii6en 6traz
Ben6o6ntpogen ouspet6en, pur0e i'm
qlei6en Wloment BON einem in entgsz
QenqeIeBter Ridtung tommenOen Dnz
gen erfaBt ,3u 8oben geipOrfen unO OH
Qrm uno ben S6ultern i4Der perz
leBt.
Der 50 Sabre ate M}eBgsrmeifter
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