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The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12

On the morning OF May 2Ith
while the radiant sun illuminated
the glorious armament with all its
brightness, the "Angel OF Death"
called and bore a beloved one
across that mystic river there to
meet his dear mother who had
long preceded him to that "Beauti-
ful Beyond"
Willis Emmett Devcr, the
youngest son OF S. l.. and Eliza
Dever, was born July sth, 1881 near
Prices Branch Montgomery county
Mo-, departed this life May q, 1908
at his home five miles east of Prices
Branch. oh, how sweet IL death
to the sufferer. Emmett was i'll for
only few days, during which time
he fell into n stage Of unconscious
ness. Skilled physicians and
vigilant nurses laborcd hard to
restore him to consciousness, but
all proved In vain. The Angels
called and In the way Of an all
wise providence, IL was best he
should go.
How feeble are words to carry
consolation to hearts bcrcavcd Of
a loved son aud brother In the
household. 4 tender clinging vine,
interviewer with sweet memories
from the hour the Angel first gave
him to our home; gentle spirit of
light that lifted In and out like n
CLEAN OF sunshine. No one can I'LL
the vacant chair. no one will take
his place In our hearts. II will bc
u sacred thought in all the years to
come, to parent and friends. that
he shed radiance in the home as
long ns he lived. lie leaves to
mourn his departure a loving
father, one sister Lulu aud four
brothers William. John, James and
George.
On Thursday morning his re-
mains were borne calmly to the
Pin Oak Church, followed by the
grief stricken family and large
concoursc OF friends.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Bowlcs OF Joncsburg,
after which his body was laid to
rest In the lloss grave yard beside
his mother.
The "Floral Offerings" gave
evidence that his life had been
sunshine and happiness with all
his friends and associates.
"Bchold the silver cord having
been looscd, the golden bowl
broken. Out among the angels he
is star; his loving ways and bright
smiles are just as beautiful as they
were here. True his death teaches
us that sooner or later, we must all
cross that mystic river.
We committed his body to the
grave, where dust shall return tc
the earth. rs IL was, and the spirit
to God, who gave It.. Earth tc
earth, ashes to ashes. dust to dust
looking for the resurrection and
the life to come through our Lore
Jesus Christ"
! There IL a day of sunny rrst
! Dor every dark aud troubled nisht
Aud grief may hide an evening guest,
| Hut Joy shall come with early hight
! Dor Goi hath marked each Borrowing day,
Aud numbered every secret tear.
! And heavens long Hgr Of bliss shall pay
tor all his children suffer here
| A, FRIEND.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12

Our Democratic friends are maxi
ing much glcc over the scandals
existing In the postoilice dcmort-
mcnt. Let us remind them that
these scandals are being cleaned
out as fast M possible and not
covered up as is characteristic Of
the dcmncrntic pnrtY.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12

William i. Bryan has declared
Joseph Folk n suitable man for
the democratic presidential nom
ination. Suppose Mr.. Bryan has
Livcn up hopes of beating Mr..
Cleveland for the nomination and
~ looking for some one who he
thinks might.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12

Mr.. Cleveland on his nueucrous
fishing trips learned that "still
water runs deep" Thus he Is
quitcly fishing for the democratic
nomination for the presidency.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12

Matrimony prevails in the news
paper offices here this week. An
editor, foreman and compositor
have yielded to hymen's gentle
powers. Its encouraging sure.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-06-12
Friday, June IL, 1908.

Sam "Kook it, for Governor by
Democratic papers who get con-
stitutionnl amendments to publish
nKnsc.'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
cost OF CLOTHING INSANE
NOT TO BE BORNE BY COUNTY
Auditor Holds Up Bill Presented by MassilIon
State Hospital, Saying Estates Of Inmates
Should Pay the Amounts.

ence Laigle, Catherine Willeman, AL
ice Meister, Olive Pierson, Harriet
Ringer, Louise Ducot, Hennemena
Miller, Lizzie Ball, Mary Hahn, Cath
crime H. Halter, Cochenie Dunn, e
Carpenter, M. Leibenstine, May Bar
leyoung. Frances Blanc, Lizzie Hoff-
man, Frances Peterman, Triphma
Biles, Jennie McClain, Celia Werner
Catherine Naebke. Charles e. Marks
Henry M. Ertle, John M. Lally, Mi
chael Lutz, John T. Duffy, John Cook
Charles Brown, Andrew Simler, Au-
gust Small, Daniel Ginther, Forest L.
Koffel, Edward Llewellyn, Elmer E.
Notice, Christian Yoder. Levi Miller
Sylvester Kimmel, Alva E. Reider
Edward Sexauer. Morris o. Bair
James Dougher, Isaiah Harper, Hor-
ace H. Miller, John Olson, John Smith
Harry Vein, H. 8. Werner, Mary Min
niger, Minnie Carney, Elizabeth Hartz
Katherine Kruple, Rachel Callahan
Anna e. Frick, Mary A. Hill, Laura
Little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
Stranger Insisted on
Diving From Court
House Tower.
He WOULDN'T Be HURT
Declared He Could Fold His
Arms and Dive Down
Head Fore most
to Pave m ,nt. ......,

"How do you get up in the tower?"
cried a wild-eyed man in the probate
office at the courthouse Friday after
noon. 81 want to get up there and
jump off. can do 1t all right without
getting hurt. Show me the way up"
The man was wildly excited and
cast furtive glances about as though
he feared something. yet when he
talked of jumping from the top of the
tower he seemed confident that the
plunge could be taken without any
danger. ,.,
Deputy Baer referred the fellow to
Engineer Perrine who was in charge
of the elevator at that time.
81 want to go up on the tower" said
the stranger to Perrine. Take me up
quick. l want to dive off. 1t won't
hurt me or the pavement"
you'll find out when YOU light"
replied Perrine.
"Oh, I'll just fold my arms and 60
down head first. That's easy enough.
Take me up quick"
The man was in dead earnest and
pleaded for some time for an opportu-
nifty to take the plunge. Perrine told
him he could not get up and he finally
went away. An effort was made to find
policeman so that the man could be
watched, but none were in sight at
that time.
The stranger was fairly we'll dressed.
tall, light complexion and evidently
upon the verge of delirium tremens.
1t is the opinion of those who saw
him that If he had been taken TO the
top of the dome he would have jumped
off. No one knew him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
RICHES FOR INMATE
OF ORPHANS HOME
Wiliis m Eulitt, Of Stark County
Asylum, Believed to be
Rightfui Heir to q
Fortune.

Alliance, Aug. pa large fortune
awaits Wallace Eulitt, an inmate of
the Fairmount children's home, at this
place. should the efforts of Superin-
tendent M. M. Southworth. of the home
prove successful.
The father of young Eulitt was
George w. Eulitt, and he was formerly
well-known In this vicinity, having
been at one time identified with the
famous Terrace Inn" In his youth
the father lived with Ridgway Carr, of
Damascus. He was, however, of row.
ing disposition and often went away
from home on long trips.
During one of these Carr and his
wife died. leaving the estate to be set
tied up by nephew, William Carlt
William sold the property, which was
valued at many thousands of dollars
and the estate was considered closed,
Not long ago will was found be-
queathing all the property to George
Eulitt, who cannot row be found. Pro,
vision is made in the will for the trans
ferring of the property to Wallace
Eulitt upon Georges deoth. and il it is
found that the latter Is deceased the
matter will be followed up and meas
ures taken to restore the estate to the
rightful heir.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
TRUSTY RAN SPEAK EASY
cuyahoss County conviet's
Whisky Led to q Discovery
at Coium bus.

columbus. o.. Aug. 29.--Warden
Hershey Of the penitentiary found R.
R. Adams, Cuyahoga county pris-
oner, in possession of half pint of
whiskey Friday morning.
The investigation which resulted
showed that William Conners has
been using his position as trusty to
run a speak easy" within the walls.
Conners would get the whiskey and
sell 1t at rs cents per pint to other
prisoners. The method employed
was to use box near the Office OF
the warden. The convict who wanted
a drink would place 75 c,nts in the
box at night and the next morning
would find the money gone and the
bottle in its place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
MOTHER DENIED POSSESSION
or HER own CHILD
Woman Comes From Iowa to Claim Daughter,
but Court Steps In and Gives Little One
to Others Forever.

the father of the child, and that he
was married again. She said the di-
vorce was granted in Michigan. She
had been going under her maiden
name but claimed that she was mar
ried to a man by the name of Wilson.
The testimony was rather conflict
ing. The judge held that the woman
having abandoned the child could not
get possession of it, and that the best
interests of the little one required
that the Snyders keep 1t. They will
adopt 1t and change Its name to Nina
Hazel Tanner. When the decision was
given the mother cried and made quite
a scene, but when promised that she
could visit her daughter and see her
as often as she desired, she calmed
down and seemed to be content.
Attorney J. w. Burris represented
the Snyders and ex-Mayor J. II. Rob-
ertson was counsel for the mother.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01

Auditor M. w. Oberlin has held up
a bill presented by Superintendent Ey-
man OF the Massillon State Hospital
against Stark county for clothing fur
nished insane patients during the past
year. The amount of the claim is
1921. An itemized statement was
furnished with the bill giving in de-
tail the clothing and supplies fulnish-
ed for 80 patients.
Auditor Oberlin takes the ground
that a portion at least Of the amount
should have been collected from the
property of the inmates. Section 231
of the revised statutes requires that
the cost of clothing inmates shall be
collected from their estates or from
those who are bound for their sup
port when possible. and it is the duty
of the hospital authorities to look af-
ter the collection.
It is claimed that instead of doing
this the bills have been put each year
and presented to the county and been
paid. The amounts credited to each
Individual run from SO to 500, the gen.
eral average being little over $14
The state. pays the board and other
expenses.
The matter was called to the atten-
ton of Probate Judge Aungst and he
will take the question up with Eyman.
Whensan insane person is sent to the
asylum through the process of the pro-
bate court, list of the property hold
ings is filed with the court and guar
dian is appointed. The records at the
court house show that In many in
stances the inmates whose clothing
bills have been charged against the
county have property. The list SUBJ
mitted by Superintendent Eyman is
as follows:
Christopher Secrecy. Michael Rear
don. Walter Ponsiby. Clement Len
hart, William Welch. Edward Freis
Frederick w. Whiker. John s. Brau'
chler, John Lacey, B. ID. johnson
Henry Donavan, Theodore Jarrett
Mark Hines. Frank Snyder, William
Dansizen. A. J. Elliott. David Ober'
dorf, James Mcvey. Peter H. Galhuly
H. s. Grant. August Ledke. George w
Myers, John Schmall, Rudolf Baugh'
man. George w. Crooks. Leo Hammer
John N. Nunmaker. Jacob Leiben'
stine. William peisch. Henry o. Da'
Eges. Alfred Hegi, William M. Lalley
Joseph Winderlick, Mary Reader. An
m Caldsrwood. LIzzis Ponciby, Flor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01

Judge M. e. Aungst passed upon the
adoption fNina Hazel Tanner Satur-
day morning, granting the prayer Of
the petition Of Emma II. and Hulda
Snyder, who asked the privilege Of
adopting the little girl who is years
Of age. The adoption was fought by
the mother who had come all the way
from Iowa to get possession of the
girl.
The testimony showed that nearly
a year ago the mother had turned the
girl over to the Snyders and that they
moved from Iowa to Canton. Recently
the mother decided that she wanted
the child back and came here to Sc
cure 1t. In order to head her off
adoption proceedings were begun.
The mother claims that her name is
now Susie Wilson. She testified that
she had been divorced from Tanner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
PROFESSOR
Kills Himself While ~.

Columbus, O., Aug. 29.-Prof. Asa
T. Smith Of Corning, one of the lead
ing educators of the state. died by
his own hand Friday at the Mcmillan
sanitarium in Shepherds, suburb of
Columbus. Prof. Smith was forty
nine years of age. and a sufferer from
brain trouble. and came to the sani-
tarium for treatment. Several times
he threatened suicide. but was closely
watched. Last night he succeeded In
securing some strands Of rope and
hanged himself to q bed post. He was
unmarried.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
Fact That MageIssen
Lives VIII Not Cha nse
Plans.
AMERICAN INTERESTS
Are In Danger In Turkey and
There VIII be . Little Me-
val Display for Sui
tan's 9eneflt.

Washington, Aug. 29.-Although the
tragedy Of the situation has dropped
out with the correction Of the state
ment that Vice Consul Megelssen was
murdered, the fact remains that con-
ditions in Syria and inoeed through
out all Turkey are alarming and thai
Americans residing there require pro-
lection offorded by the American war;
ships cruising in the nearest waters.
1t is consideration which caused the
administration to determine that the
error Of the operator and les correc-
ton should make no change in the
program and that the orders to the
European squadron to proceed to Bel
rut should not be recalled.
Tho correction of the report of as
sassination was made in cable tc
the department last night. The cable
. which was read from Minister Leish-
man said:
"William G. Magelssen, the vice and
deputy consul of the United States
at Beirut is not dead. An attempt was
made on Sunday last to assassinate
Consul Megelssen. He wss shot at
while out driving. The bullets whiz-
zed close to his person, but he was
not injured"
The determination not co recall the
squadron arises from the fact that the
state department has advices from
Minister Leishman which have not
hitherto been made public. They are
.on the subject of the general condi-
tions in the Turkish territory. He re-
ported the destruction of railroad
train near Constantinople and other
facts of the insurgents, indicating
that the disorders In the Ottoman en-
pire are Of greater violence and cover
u larger section Of territory than the
newspaper dispatches cover.
The department has already receiv-
cd assurances. informal in their ma
tare. from each of the powers inter-
csted in Turkish affairs, that no OBJ
stacles will be placed in the way ol
the United States regardless of Its
more OF procedure. Accordingly
the way is made smooth for Admiral
Cotton In any event.
The navy department was Informed
tats morning that Admiral Cotton IL
/. now at Genoa ooaling with the Brook.
lyn and San Francisco onroute to Bel
rut.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
DEAD
Mrs. Mary Muck.ey Dies
at Age Of Ninety
Years.

Mary Muckley aged 80 years, one of
the Oldest persons of Stark county
died at the home of Lewis Lind near
Middlebranch Friday from old age
Mrs. MuclSley was born in Pennsyl-
vania and had been making her home
with Lewis Lind for the past six
years. Her husband died several years
ago. Surviving are several children.
Deceased leaves behind her long
list of grandchildren. Altogether
there are AZ grand children, 35 great
grand children and 3 great great
grand children.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning. The cortege will leave the.
Lind home at 7 o'clock Monday mOrns
ing and Will proceed to the Waynes-
burg church where services will be
conducted at II o'clock by Rev. George
Smith. The interment will be maze
in Waynesburg cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
CARS TELESCOPE;
MANY ARE HURT
Wreck on Eric Railroad Results
in Ono Fatality and
Numerous In
juries.
scripos-M -McRae Telegram.

Scrip os- -McRae Telegram.
Turner, N. Y, Aug 29.-One man
was killed and fourteen persons were
injured in a crash on the Erie rail-
road near Newburg junction at $3.50
this morning. The first section Of
train No. II which is a milk train
with a passenger coach and combina-
ton car, was run into by the second
section of the train, telescoping the
cry person in the wrecked cars was
hurt and every doctor that could be Sc
cured was hurried to the scene. The
man killed is not yet identified.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
SPECIAL TRAIN
VIII Haul NJ q rks m n to Coast.

Columbus. Aug. 29.-Gen. G. R. Gy-
ger has made arrangements for spe-
cial car to be attached to the regu-
lar train on the Pennsylvania leaving
here today to carry the team that will
represent the National guard of Ohio
at the National rifle contest at Sea
Girt, N. j., next week. It is desired
to have the men travel with as lit
tie fatigue as possible and to get on
the ground in time to use their rifles
In little preliminary practice before
the actual contest begins. In the pre-
liminary contest at the camp grounds
at Newark Corporal Winder, who did
phenomenal shooting last year and
went to England on the American
team, has not been making the best
scores this year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate of John II. Ball. OF
Canton, Ida Ball has been appointed
Administrative.
In the estate of Henry G. Lebeau OF
Perry township, the will has been filed
for brogate.
In the estate of Henry G. Basht. OF
Tuscarawas township, inventory and
appraisement have been flled. .t
In the guardianship of Henry o. VIII
coxen, of Canton, inventory has been
filed. 4uf
In the guardianship Of Grace and
Earl Bell, OF Canton, William Bell has
been appointed guardian. 81.
In the estate of John s. Melbourne,
of Canton. order of sale Of remaining
real estate at fixed prices has been or
dered.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
BALL TEAMS
IN A WRECK
Cleveia nd and St. Louis
Tea ms are Badly
Crippled.
Scripps-McRae Telegram.

oSFipp5-nlCINte leieerduL
Peru. Ind, Aug. 29.-The injured ball
players in the Wabash wreck at Ma
poleon, o., early this morning. are:
w. Sudhoff, pitcher, st. Louis, right
wrist cut and sprained.
Sidney Mercer, Secretary Of the st.
Louis team, rib fractured.
Emmett Heidrick, center fielder, st.
Louis. face cut and leg bruised.
Napoleon Lajoie, second baseman,
Cleveland. face cut and knee sprained.
Several others were slightly injured.
The train ran into an open switch
and the sleeper overturned. The Cleve-
land and st. Louis teams were on their
way to st. Louis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
NEGRO USED GUN;
WHITE MAN DEAD
Argume ont Following Collision n
on Country Road Results In
Murder--Guiity Man
In Jail.
Scripps-McRae Te,eSram.

Maysville. Ky, Aug. 29.-This morn.
ing about o'clock David Bailey of
this city and a man named Malone, OF
Manchester. O., were returning hero
from the country, with load of water
melons, when they met Clarence Thom-
as and Bill Jackson, negroes in bug
gy.
. The vehicles collided and the negroes
demanded $40 from the white men
which was refused. Thomas then shot
Bailey through the heart killing him
instantly. Both negroes are in Jail
and Thomas has confessed the kill
ing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
Fl DEAD
While Trying to Save Goods
From Stranded Stea NOR
Men Lose Their
Lives,
scripps-McI,ae Telegram.

scripps-McT,ae Telegram.
Madrid, Aug. 29.-Advices received
today state that twenty-one persons
lost their lives off Tarifa Point yes
terday while attempting to salvage a
stranded steamer. The men were for
three days tossed about. unable to
reach land because of the heavy gale
which was blowing. All efforts to
reach the men from shore were una
vailing and there was no life-saving
apparatus in the neighborhood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
PENALTY
Of Death Must Be Paid BY
CaIib Powers for Conspiracy
in Goebei Affair.

scrIpps-McRae Telegram.
Georgetown, Aug. 29.-Caleb Pow
ers has for the third time been found
guilty of conspiracy in the assassina-
tion of Governor William Goebel and
his punishment has been fixed at death.
The report of the jury was made to
the court at 11:2O o'clock after four
hours and twenty minutes considera-
ton of the case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
GETS FULL SALARY
WHILE IN PRISON
Labor Union Agrees TO Pay
Samuel Parks During Time
Served In Sing Slne.

Scr!pps-McRae Telegram
New York, Aug. 29.-At last nights
meeting of the Housesmiths' and
Bridgemens' union, it was decided to
pay Samuel j. Parks, walking delegate
of the union, his regular salary of $4S
week, during the time he is in Sing
Sing prison. The union also gave him
vote of thanks and condemned ,Ta
authorities for their persecution OF
Parks"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
Col. o.v,d u. Las,ey Dead.

Columbus, o.. Aug. 29.-Col. David
H. Lasley, former member OF the
staff of Gen. john A. Logan, and later
commander Of regiment diea at noon
Thursday from the effects of wounds
received in the civil war. Col. Lasley
participated in more than forty bat
ties. and was wounded many times
IIe was at one time resident of Pom
oroy. but had lived In Columbus for
fifteen years. He leaves three sons
and two daughters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
FOUND BODY IN QUARRY.

Akron. o.. Aug. 29.-The body of a
man was discovered In the deep pool
of an abandoned quarry at Clinton,
where It had been for week. II was
identified as that Of William Glassburn
burn Of Philadelphia. who was en-
Dloyed with gang Of men on !. the
baltimore = Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
AUSTRIAN
CONSULATE
FIRED UPON
scrIpps-McRas re,esr.m

scripps-McRas resssrsn =
Vienna, Aug. 2s.---A dispatch from
Uskub states that accompany Of Turk.
fish troops, while passing through that
place. fred voiley. at the Austrian
consulate. No one was injured but II
is feared the Incident will increase
the diplomatic tension between Austria
and Porte.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-01
Society lne eos roo ~ to d /.
(StaH Special. !

Columbus. Aug. 29.--The Tyroll Ar
ciduca Engemo d Austria society. OF
stark county, organised In Alliance.
was Incorporated today by Herman
Muller. Chimonolli Fidel. Todischlnl
parlok RRehhir~ --A xA~.As 2psa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-03-27
WGlfrnllfee. 25. 9l}1ri.
8om 5eIbe Ser Qrbeit.
YollisDiIle. III p. Mldrl.

@e1treter pon II GrubtngeieIlidaf-
ten unb 10000 Gru6enarbetern IN
aentudo trdtsn i'm 6ieii1sn Gourtbouie
3uianimen, I'm iiber bic 2obn Stdld
oss Sahrcs ihliiTIig 2u perOen. Die
Qrbeitcr berldnQtn oisi,nise 9Obn-
Stald. lpel6t in Der Grubendrbsitere
Gonbsntion 3u Snoiarapolis i'm leBten
9onuar an9enommen purbe 90 Gents
pro 2onne). s5n 9ertudn iin6 i'm lebs
ten Sabre Is Gtrts bc3lblt norb.n.
unh bic Giruhsr5siBer rolsn oieia
2ohn SCol1 beibebdlicu. oeer iih
tohitens ait elmer 10.pro3sr.igsn Grs
tobunl Deyiteten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-03-27

ga eittnbien.

@ort of Spoin, 8riniooo. %. @fdr3.
8ei oem 9eitrigen &rowau in bieiiz
ger Stabt nurben. pie ieBt feitgeIte(lt
lit, IA Gin9eborenc get0btet unb 40
perpunoet, Die &ube lit mieber beroe-
fcGt.
Oos Reqierungs 8e6dube purbe
ron ren 9tufrubrtrn gGn3Iih serft6rt
unb Die 9OIi3ei &aTerne onr6 sSeuer
uuo Wdhcr bei6Goi9t. SGmmtIihe
&eeierungsatten pprocn perni6tet.
Die Marine @5olboten BON 6ritiIber
&reu5er n9aIoS" Ieiiteten Iebr pertbz
7oGe Dienite boour6, OaB iie Die Strds
btn abpdtrouillirten uno Die 0fFentlis
den 0sbdltbe beidiiBten. Sc iinb nun
Treimilliqc in 0ienit berufen unb Grz
trc GonItabler bereioiot lporbcn. Gs
haben Iih iebod, feline ipeiteren Nus
fhreitrngen ereignet, bod lit bic 9lufs
regun9 untsr Der GinpobnerTbdTt cine
unQeheure.