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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23

BE SAT DOWN AND BEGAN TO THINK.
this end he decided to consult some one
who could enlighten him. And 1t was
lust here that he made his mistake.
Instead Of going to friend for ad-
vice be sought rival, q cat that could
sine as well as he. This cat naturally,
did not want Mr.. Tom to improve, ana
40 be was not liable to give any good.
advice.
Eat pound Of sawdust," he said
to Tom, and Tom very foolishly went
off to a carpenter shop and bought the
sawdust and ate it. 81: -: = I..l.s:, !:
Then he sat down and began to
think, and the longer he sat the more
he thought. And while he thought he
suffered the worst pain that he had
ever been called upon to suffer In all
his life. The sawdust weighed on his
stomach like ton Of lead. The tears
came into his eyes, and he could not
stop them. 1t was almost enough to
kill him, and it Is great wonder that
it did not kill him. ',
It,was three whole days before he
could resume his nightly songs, and he
found his voice had not improved one
whit. But there were two good lessons
he learned-drst, to be contented with
what he had, and, second, never to try
to make, a meal on sawdust-Detroit
Iouxnai p. -.
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J. w. MCKEE, Jr.

English Impressions Of VIM. j. Bryan
On every hand the highest opinion is
expressed of Mr.. Bryan's oratory. HIS
speech at the Thanksgiving dinner OF
the American Society is specially
praised. The Nebraskan's oratorical
efforts strengthen the good impression
he has made in every circle 10 Wnlcn
he has been introduced. The Iimes
calls attention to the eloquence, dignity
and literary beauty of his speeches and
deplores the fact that Lord Roseoerry
ia The only living English orator capa-
Bile of speaking in vein of equal grace
and effectiveness. Indeed" says. the
Times. "the art of occasional oratorry
il almost lost in England, whereas IN
a merica it has been brought to high
pitch of perfection" ,....
Mr.. Bryan has met many distin-
onished conservatives and radicals,
and has inspired them all with con-
viction of his sincerity. ConserVa-
tives, however, think they can oetec1
in him vagueness of nina ana IL
stability of character which, tney pc
lieye. prevented him from obtaining
the presidency of the United States
Radicals pronounce him the most sym
nathetic American politician who mas
ever visited England, and affirm that
he belongs to that striking type OF class ast
leaders from whom mankind mas mos'
to hope. -, o,toa tbe
Mr.. BRYAN heartily reciprocates tne
friendly sentiments of his Engilsn az
mirers. He states that bis, visit 1orci,
bly revealed to him the Fundamental
affinities of Englishmen and Amer.
cans, and has fortified his faith IN the
solidity of the foundation OF Angio
American friendship.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23
HEARTS AND HANDS.
Miss Virginia Eakin Weds mr.. Fred
J. Carroll.

Miss Virginia EakIn and Mr.. Fred ]. Car
roll, we're married last Monday afternoon,
December 81, 1908. the Rev. P. B. Wells per
forming the ceremony: The bride Is the
daughter OF Mr.. 8. T. Eakin, Of this city.
The happy young people boarded the Sea.
board Air Line train at five o'clock, bound
for Monroe, n. c.: where they were to arrive
at $40 o'clock, and will make their home for
the present.
The dinner was as nice as good taste. and
good cooks, could make of the best Of all
that could please the sight or satisfy the
appetite. Quite q number OF pretty young
ladies and handsome young gentlemen were
present TO witness the most interesting OF all
the ceremonies. Cupid had tilled the hearts
OF the loving couple plum full Of the arrows
that give pleasure and not sorrow.
Among the married ladies present was Mrs.
Mary Nickles Glenn. who is yet herself q
bride. and competing In beauty and happi.
ness with the bride Of the evening
For the occasion the house lad been tecora.
ted modestly and beautifully, and all the
hearts that met on this happy occasion,
partici pa led in It's Joys and in its pleasures.
The bride and the groom are young and
hopeful. They have reason to look forward
TO the happy future which host OF frieuds
wish for them.
The prayers OF loving parents 60 to the
Father OF us all In asking blessing for the
dutiful daughter who has just left the home
nest to become the queen OF home OF her
OVID. May the newly married people never
be less happy than they were last Monday
and may all their dinners be as good as the
wedding dinner.
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LOWNDESVILLE.
Merry Christmas-Happy Marriage
Welcome Guests.

Welcome Guests.
MIDI Barnes went TO Atlanta Monday
| to get few mules for the home demand.
Mr.. P. N. Daniel preparatory TO changing
bis home from the Fork, near here, to Lin.
fects on Monday. Many of the articles sold
brought about their value. The corn sold
for 7s cts. per bushel, and the forage brought
sl.4O per hundred pounds, and everything
else sold IN proportion.
Mrs. d. L. Barnes went to Ninety Six. Mon
day morning TO spend while with the fam
lily Of Mr.. D. M. Lipscomb. .......
| Rev. and Mrs. Joe Black, Messrs Manning
and Oscar BLACK, and Miss Annie Jones, Of
Mt. Carmel came up Monday and spent
several days with MI. ]. T. Wilson and lam
lily and other relatives In and around this
Dr.. J. B. Moseley and Mr.. Henry Mosely
| went to Bolton Monday evening TO attend
the advance reception given to Mr.. h. E.
other, OF NINETY Six. and Miss Bessie Griffen.
OF BeIton, who were expected to, and did
assume matrimonial vows the next day at
$50 p. M. The married couple went at once
Immediately after the performance OF the
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. j. Moorhead, Of st. Louis
Mo-, came In Thursday and will remain for
some time with Mrs. A. E. Moorhead, the
mother Of the first named
Mr.. Will Gilbert, OF Monterey was here on
business for while Thursday.
| Mr.. T. G. Liddelf went to Abbeville, @. b.
Miss Annie Barber, who has bad charge Of
Q f1ourshipg school at Elm, Florence Co.
for some time, came up Saturday to spend
/ her mid winter vacation.
Mrs. E. w. Mason, Of Verdery, came Satur.
day for q stay at our home.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Hughes PRESLEY and Miss
Lizzie Presley, Of Elberton, came over Sat.
urday and were the guests Of Mr.. T. Baker
We had sort OF ground soaker, the first
| that has fallen in the section for several
months, Saturday night or rather Sunday
morning, l or 2 P. NJ, and those who were
| still awake at that late hour or who were
| walked by the rain were no little frightened
By the wind that came with 1t. Some
| thought that q cyclone was Oh hand. Ii
was OF such short duration that no damage
VI" Mrs. % a. 4. Moorhead's rnilch COW. few
They are large and fne, aud are beautiful:
| Before this is seen by the Press and Ban
ner's Wide circle OF readers, the almost world
wide observance OF Christmas tide will pc
going on, the annual tide Of JOY Will De
| swesping over the land. Especially is
| "Young America" look ing forward toit with
the most joyous aDticipations. Christmas
| comes but once year, and we shouId MAKE
| OF IL q time TO be remem bered for good. Alas,
that It is sometimes productive Of evil. Let
rus who are older, and have passed through
| to the young and rising generation tnat
satisfaction and happines are alone 10 ne
found in right living aud acting. II Is to be
hoped that Ia Claus may come around
unusually we'll provided, having gifts for
every body, and that the hearts OF all,
young and old, may be made glad. ,
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The Press and Banner
w ednesday, Dec. %, 1903.
Euchre Club.

The Ladies' Euchre Club was entertained
most charmingly on last Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. VIM. P. Greene.
The color scheme, red and green was most
effectively carried out The score cards were
dainty Xmas cards mounted on red card
board.
Mrs. Greene was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. Frederick Minshall, OF A6oe-
Vile, and Miss Elizabeth Minshall, OF Pled-
mont West Va.
At the close of the games delightful refresh
ments were served, consisting OF oysters,
crackers, Neufcbaiel cheese sandwiches, pick
les, olives and coffee.
The following were present: Mrs. w. 9.
Thompson, Mrs g. A. Nentfer Mrs. Maggie
1. Bullock. Mrs. T; 6; White, Mrs. G. D.
Dargan. Mrs. Lila Mahry, Mrs. Frank Nc
Gee, Of Spartanburg, Mrs. W. D: Wilson,
Mrs. Wade 8. Cothran, Mrs. A. M. smith.
Mrs. Frederick MinshaIi, Miss May Robert
snn. Miss Sarah While. Miss Grace Smith.
Miss Lucia Parker. Miss Netitie l.. Brunson,
Miss Rena Barbse. Miss Plevna Seal and
Miss Minshall,
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PRESIDENT James Boyce Of the Due West
Female College. and two OF the prettiest
daughters in Due w est were In town yester-
day. Mr.. Boyce was looking after the Asso.
ciate Reformed Minutes and the young ladies
were looking after Christmas goods.
THE Minotes Of the recent meeting of the
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Synod have
been printed and are ready for distribution.
Three thousand copies we're printed.
PREACHING at the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning by DIR. Jno o. Wilson.
Union service at Methodist Church at night.
PREAHING at Sharon Sunday morning by
Rev. P. B. Wells. On Monday morning DR..
Jno o. Wilson will preach and hold quarter.
ly.Conference at Sharon Church.
THERE will be services next Sunday at 1880
O'Clock in the Catholic Church. Rev. A. K,
Gwynn will oficiate. There will also be
some Special music by the choir. All are
cordially invited to attend.
REV. J. LoURIE WILSON is off on a visit 10
bis brother, where be will spend the christ
On sunday4Ryst DR. Jno. o. Wilson will
preach at Abbevilfe> Mills.
Rev. ] F. McMaperSy will preach at the
Baptist Church next Sunday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23
Back from Texas.

Messrs. ]. Adger Pressly and Ernest Schram
formerly OF this county, but VINO have lived
IN Texas tor; the last four years In Texas
came home last Monday on = hurried visit
70 homeiolks. II Is a pity that as good young
men az these should be toled or from as good
= country az South Carolina TO q country
where the weevils eat thirteen cents cotton,
and where the cow boy runs 81 large.
Bot we shall hope Tor good things for our
orphans in the Stale Of Texas.
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Splendid PlOw.

The oliver Chilled Middlebreaker Plow Is
one OF the best agricultural implements on
earth. 1t plows deep and broad. II prepares
the land for holding the winter rains, and IT
will open terraces 70 please the most exact
the grass in cotton rows It is at home. The
grass nearly withers when IL comes Into the
field. II you would be rich and happy buy
Middlebreaker, and then work II like hghtipg
fire. The best results are not attained by
simply throwing 1t over the fence. 1t takes
horse power, and the guiding hand OF the
plowman TO make your farm blossom as The
II you want one Of these splendid plows,
call on Mr.. A. B. Cheatham, who Ia not only
one of the best men, but he is one of the best
.marohanta In Town.
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Good Shoes By q Good Man.

There's magic In q pretty foot, no matter
who is the owner, and there is pleasure in
trading with an honest man like ]. w. Nc
Kee, who is more polite than Chesterfield.
and more honest than the sunshine which
warns the earth and gladdens our hearts. A
good man 10 j. W. Mckee, and he IL now es
pecially engaged doing good to all those Gus
TONERS who come Within his doors. His
shoes are pretty, and they wouldn't think OF
bearing on your fsvoIite corns.
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Holly, Mistletoe and vioIets.

or all the happy old bachelors that ever
lived the editor OF the Press and Banner heads
the list. On Tuesday little lady, as INQUEST
as the vioIets which she brought. and as
pretty as the holly and miseltoe that com.
pleted the bouquet, and made the editorial
sanctum q scene Ut delight and beauty.
A brighter or u sweeter little maid never
bore more appreciated favors, and not until
the angels snail appear will 4 more delight
ful vision greet the eye or move the heart OF
any old Bachelor.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
,nual meeting Of the County Board OF
Commissioners will be held on Thurs
day, the 7th day of January, 1904. - !.
All parties holding claims against
the County Of Abbeville for the fiscal
year 1903, are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same to the County Supervisor
for approval on or before the above
mentioned date.
G. N. NICKELS,
u 80 County Supervisor.
Dec. %. 19O3.' If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23
Death. OF Mr.. MaKee.

Mr., 8. Wash. Magee, one OF the original
settlers Of the Town Ot Bolton, Anderson Co.,
and for about torty-hve yesrs proprietor oI
the '.Magee HOTEL died few days ago
aged u years. His death was quite unexpect
e0, even by his near neighbOrs, az ne War
taken Ill on Saturday and dled the following
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Magee was q gooa citizen, courteous
and geniai, and highly esteemed by all nis
acQuaiutances.
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CONDITIONS WITH. Us.

They Regard Abbeville as Summer
Resort, and Come TO Invest Money
With Us, and 10 Carry Away Cart
Loads OF Gold.
Mr., o. 8. Wakeling OF Canada, who is 30
well'knewn 10 our people az one 1.-THE in.
vestors in gold mines In this county, return.
ed to AbbeVille last week, bringing with him
hts bfother. And the two will look into the
mining business with greater energy than
ever before.
Mr. WakelIng likes the people Of this conn.
ty and the people like him. -.
He and his brother came from a much
colder country than this Greeting these gen.
tlemen somebody referred to the cold wealth.
Ter, and asked them where their overcoats
were. They replied and said they regarded
this as "a simmer resort" -
Weinfer from their conversation that they
Intend to spend considerable money with us
In the hope hat they may be able to discover
and carry much Of the golden treasure that
lses hidden in the earth hereabout. Good
luck TO them% . d" .' .'.:
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A grasshopper because he had won a
jumping match from the cricket chal-
lenged a, bullfrog who lived near by.
When the date for, the match approach
ed, the grasshopper: worked very. hard
so as to jump at the proper weight. He
would run mile or two, jump rope
fly over fences, until he was really the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23
,owr THE THROAT orA TURKEY eoBBIza.

DOWN THE THROAT oFA TURKEY aoBBLER
greatest jumper that had appeared in7
the neighborhood for years. At last
everything was ready for the contest
The4bulifrog toed the mark and sang
a sort Of refrain like this: ...E.;. q. 4
H~3 -: Watch me ,tumpi ~! s.s.
-: Watch me 5rmpi 3, -: ..fsl
Then he jumped at least sirfeet
" 'eThat.s ncthing,r said the grasslaop
per. "I told you all that I'm the great.
est jumper on earth. After this jump,
I intend to go with. the circus and;do.ae
jumping act": :. p3;ii.ssS;; z 4:
= Then he threw out his legs in oner;
grand leap and would certainly ahayosi
won the match, but through faulty.
steering gear he jumped right down
the throat Of turkey gobbler who had
been watching the performance
Moral.-Look before you ieap.- -Pitts-
burg Dispatch. Sj.l. y & I
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Failure on the earthly side may be
success on the heavenly side.
Little minds are tanned and sub
dued by misfortune but great minds
rise above them.-Washington Irving.
We have excellent memories for all
our trials and sorrows and losses, but
fail to recall our blessings.
When the church will put on the
world the world will put ON the
church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-12-23
Xmas Services az Trinity Churcn.

Friday of this week being Christmas Day,
there will be morning Service. sermon. anu
Holy Communion 81 Trinity Episcopal
church VI II o'clock. ahd cordial Invitation
Is hereby extended 10 one and all to come
and Join with us in singing the praises OF
Him who was ss on this Day Dec. 25tn born
into the world 70 Redeem mankind from Nib
Sins. Rev. W. b. SANS,
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Fresh candy every week at Milford's.

Call and see our magnificent line OF vases
pictures, dressing cases, manicure sets, photo
frames, baby sets, baskets, china ware. In
fact everything kept In first-clsss Holiday
stock. Milford Drug Store.
Our prescription business is booming Send
them to us II you want the best service and
drugs. Milfords. Phone io''
New lot Fur and Silk Collarette just in q,
Haddon's.
New lot Ladies' Jacket just received at Had.
don's.
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Notice 10 TreRpassers.

All persons and all stock are ordered TO keep
or my farm. No hunting, or trespassing al.
lowed. Those who disregard this notice will
be prosecuted. Ed. Turner.
Dec, g. 1903
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The A, r.. p. Church.

Rev. Paul A. PRESLEY will conduct services
next sunday In the Associate Reformed
church In the morning and evening. The
evening services will be the regular monthly
union meeting. The public II cordially in.
vfted.
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TaHY

1000 chairs 10 rent for all kinds Of entertain
ments, cents each. Kerr Furniture Co.
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Wspted.-Persimmon, Dogwood, Hickory
and Holly logs. Freight oaid on carloads:
m: James Cockshot, Charleston, S. G.
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Married..

On the 22nd inst, at the home Of the brides
father, by Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson, D. D., Mr..
w. J. Link and Miss Seppie Baughmsn, all
of this county.
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Resolve to perform what you ought;
perform without fail what you resolve
Franklin.
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Repair Shop.

Furniture repaired, upholstering done, all
kinds. Mattresses made and old ones retack-
ed as good as new. Shop on Church Street.
Terms reasonable. William Pope.
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l.. Il. e Il. M. MILLER.
Notice..

I will be at Abbeville on first Monday OF
each month and two weeks following tor the
purpose of treating Hemorrhoids (Piies.)
is painIess and without the use of chloroform
and the knife. Cure guaranteed. All parties
Interested will find me at the Glenn Ethel
Ion Hotel, Abbeville. S. G., or DR.. B. A. NATL.
son. Mccormick, 8. G.
Once hours from 10 A. NJ. till P. M. on
above mentioned days.
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ESYA Wanted.
Fnn nanf

J. w. Breihahn, the baker, will pay the
highest market price for eggs. Give him d
call before you sell.
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Cocoanut crisp, peanut candy, orspges and
apples clean and fresh at the Bakery. Try
'em snd be convinced.
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Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

rCAKE NOTICE that on the sth day Of
i Jan, 1908, we will render a final account
of our actings and doings as Administrator OF
the Estate Of D. II; VIM, deceased,
Couniv AT 10 O'Clock q. M, and on the same
day win apply tor a final discharge from my
trust as such Executors.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
G. F. Searight.
Dec. 7, 1908. Aomr'
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Look at those goods for making waists at
L. w. Whites.
Milford's White Pine and Tar Cough Syrup,
the best on earth.
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i, WE ARE =
Q Fl / Fri |: N c.
THIS WEEK
Fine Pocket
and Table Cutlery.
CARVING SETS.
STERLING SILVER AND
SILVER PLATED WARE.
CHAFING DISHES, .
FIVE O'CLOCK TEAS. :.
"CLAUss' FINE SCISSORS
=. AND SHEARS.
FINE DOUBLE AND SINGLE
BARREL SHOT GUNS.
HUNTING COATS.
GAME BAGS.
CARTRIDGE BELTS,
RE.LOADING TOOLS,
SPORTING RIFLES,
AMMUNITION.
Cooking Stoves
of these well-known makes:
Iron, KING"
EXCELSIOR"
... GARLAND"
Heating Stoves
FOX FoR coAE, s5Afs WOOD OR OIL.
COAL VASES,
sHoVELs s I AND ToNGs,
NURSERY TENDERS,
CRATES, MANTLES
AND TILE.
Chattanooga
- sUB.sOIL AND TURN.
.PLOWS. -.
These are the. prosperity
Makers" and now is the :,
- time to use them. .Y,:
Paints ?: i: ''' '".;. -
-. FORALL PURPOSES.
FULL LIN E Of - .''. =. !"
. MAsURY's"PUR A PAINT.
ROOF PAINT, 60. ~.... J.
HOUSE PAINT. :. o..
FLOOR PAINT. -. .. .,.
VARNIsHEs AND -.
VARNISH STAINS.
JAP-A-LAC-all colors.
... PLASTICO-for inside walls.
BRUSHES, OILS,
PUTTY, ETC.
AhhaVilln Hardware G0
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Try one of Hall & Andcrson's double wear
Collars, 2 for 25 cts, ....
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Cooking Stoves

of these well-known makes:
IRON KING"
ELMO"
EXCELSIOR"
.. GARLAND"
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Heating Stoves

ALL SIZES
FOR COAL, WOOD OR OIL.
COAL VASES,
FIRE SETS, g.. =.
SHOVELS AND TONGS,
NURSERY TENDERS, g..
CRATES, MANTLES
AND TILE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
6ottIbran0 nnO 0rbcnsberInf.

Gindi9erung bes r9olOen Safe
9OteIs" gu Rome, 4Iastd. Gin
qitts6urger MiQiOndr unO feline
Satin untsr Den Spfern.
@eattGe, Waf6,, 20. SuIi. -
giner Spe3iafoepei9e Der 6isigen
Zines" 5ufoIge lit bas r8oloen
9ate 9otel" gu Nome, Qlastu, am 5.
Suli bur4 5euer 5erftOrt tporben.
5olgenoe Perionen tamen babel um'S
2eben:
Ro6ert $. 6apes, Elm R06rensgpns
traitor uno MiGiondr aus gittsburg,
ga, iDnie feline Satin; Sherman
.. Gregg aus 5reeport, ga.
8. IT. Burr, Elm &o6, peI6er ben
Brand Derurfa9te, lit bon Der Goroz
nerszSurp beS Sooti9lugs beI9uIz
bigt porben. Oeriel6e mari UNI 5
ubr 6eute frii6 cine Same bpn 9etroz
Ieum auf ben 8ii9enboben, cine @Tz
ploiion erfolgte unb bas gan5e Sc
bduoe mar fat i'm Gu in 6ldmmen
9ebiiat. Die meiiten 9Gite retteten
Ri4ts, uuBer, mas fe uuf Dem 2et6e
trugen. 8iele fIeinere 8ebduoe in Der
umgebung gingsn ebenFaQs in SLANT
men uuf, uro oas 9oitumt tpurbe nur
nit Mii6e bor ,3eritOrung betpd6rt.
Der petunidre 8erIuit pirO auf
100000 gei8GBt. Die 6euerS6runit
fpar Die i4limmIte in Der 9eI4i4te
Wldsfd's.