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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-09

Farmers have a vast deal Of hard
lifting to do at best, and. therefore,
should be quite willing to adopt any
suggestions that are practical which
will tighten their labors. One Of the
hard tasks on the farm is loading pro-
duce into the wagon. The Illustration
shows a plan whereby one can walk
directly into the wagon with any bas-
ket one has in hand, and thus save
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-09

convenient place. The cost Of such
rack is very small and all of the
work, with the possible exception Of
placing the bolts, can be done on the
farm.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
A Chesapeake BAY Mystery.

a special dispatch 70 the Balti-
more San from Annapolis dated
March 80, uItimo, says that G.. Q.
iolz, Of Beauyue tellsa thrillingstory
of an adventure on the Chesapeake
Bay last Saturday evening.
lie purchased q gasoline launch
In Baltimore last week and on Sat
urday started for the Patuxent In
Company with Andy Roberts,
A bout six miles below Bay Ridge
the launch became disabled Holz
took to the yawl aud tried to induce
Roberts 10 20 with him but the lat
ter would not leave the launch
The purpose OF Holz trip % Anna
polls was 10 search for the launch
aud his missing friend
The SIN correspondent continu-
ing the story claims that Mr.. ilolz 5
version is cnntradicted by the evil
deuce OF two citizens of Shady Side,
eight mills below Annapolis, who
claim 10 have seen struggle on q
launch and one of the parties to il
apparently welding = club The
witnesses did not see the end Of the
struggle.
In Washington Captain IIoltz said
he lived at Beauyne. ST. Mary s
county, Nd, where be operates his
sloOp The story he told 90 the
Washington police WAS as follows
he went to Baltimore last week and
purchased gasoline lauuch A
Fgat ID A "a
went with him ~ enloy the return
trip All went well until the little
craft reached point where the
wateg was very turbulent, aud
Captain Holtz headed his launch 10.
ward shoal water When in about
two iaihoms Of watar his boat became
disabled When about five miles
from Annapolis IL was decided thai
the Captain should 20 10 the city
iu a small yawlboat aud summon
assistance and that bis friend was
TO remain aboard the launch until
the arrival of the reseuing party.
After being tossed about Ia the
small boat for more than i've hours,
Captain Hoitz, landed at Chesapeake
Beach, more than ~ miles from
where he tried TO reach shore. He
came here on the afternoon train and
sought assistance at police head
quarters. At BITS request amessagc
was sentiothe AnnapoiisautbOrities
telling them of the boat being adriit.
Captain Holiz said be would 20 10
Annapolis 10 see what he could do
toward rescuing friend and saving
his boat
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
The Fountain.


1t flung aloft in sunshine its wreaths of dia-
mono spray.
Descending in a snowy arch beneath the SUMS
glad ray;
A clondo of sllvery vapor rose trembling in the
blue,
Then, like thousand diamonds sheen, q SIZED
bright its gIittering dew.
Within the crystal basins round. engirdled all
with flowers,
A slender silver column scared and scattered
sparkling showers
A graceful tree Of snow-white foam rose from
its mimic pool,
And shed upon the sultry air refreshing mist
and cool
Low cleaning mid the clustering trees the
fower-girt basin lay;
And little birds flew 10 and FRO. or darted mid
the spray;
The llly-pads, like blooming Isles, roekedldy
on its breast,
And tall green water-plants arose, like forests
mid the rest.
For there the lotus flower bloomed, az proudly
as erewhle
It Haunted meath Egyptian skies. the waves
of Nile; upon
Its tufts the green papyrus waved. stately
mimic palm.
And light its quivering shadow cast upon the
waters calm
An, sTgec.. s%ee: hreathca the summer air, ard
azure arched the sky,
As II within the radiant land Of far-of Italy;
The fountains feathery, sparkling Jets, as light
as hope were flung;
And a bright bow, hopes symbol fair, amid
the waters clung
The falling crystals Knocked the flowers, and
put bright gems 10 shame,
The raiubow's richest dyes we're there, blue.
purple pink and flame;
gszed upon the beauteous sight as slow the
sun declined,
And everu,ore the evening hour win bring
that scene TO mind.
For vanished is that Picture fair, into the by
gone past,
On earth such moments swiftly must fade
they are too bright to last;
Yet oft in ''Memory's magic glass" that scene
will rise 10 view,
And ever bring unto my heart loving thought
OF you.
Miss LrLLtAS AGsEs TAYLOR.
WASHINGTON, ID. Q.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
ST. INIGo's ITEMS.
From Oar Reaular Coresnondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
tits not our purpose to revive past objects
in their fulness and order Present objects
alone confront us. We take survey Of our
surroundings and fields OF beautiful wheat
lawns uniformity carpeted with grass Of en-
erald hue, howers-white, pink. yellow and
purple galore, butterflies whose wings are COW
cred with coloreddtfst-flne, shiny, irridescent
scales fiit among the pretty flowers and a sol
itary bird which initiates the songs OF other
birds are seen. The capillary force by which
SAP ascends Ia active and before many weeks
leaves with their perfect venation will adorn
the majestic OAK and pretty mimosa.
We notice that a substantial foundation Of
good quality Of piles Is completed. upon
which earnery Is to be erected at an early
day at Miller's wharf.
Possibly a cannery may be erected near ST.
Jerone's creek. as a party Of gentlemen from
Baltimore are looking for suitable site.
Negotiations for farms are being made ard
we may report several sales in the not distant
future
1t isalways "a source of delight 20 us to mem
ton the successful undertakings of our young
men. Howard, son of Mr. George Drownley.
Of Ridge post, filce, is assistant time keeper
for the firm of Hayward, Bartlett and Corass-
ny, New York. Their firm 10 said 20 be the
largest gas tank builders In the world
Mr.. aud Mrs james Grisslnger. of Tail Pine,
are visiting friends in Washington, u. c. and
Montgomery county, Nd, and MIR James A.
Martin. Of New York, is tho guest Of Mr.
Alonzo Cullison. Of Calvert bay vicinity
Doctors Miles and Tippett have iufrequcnt
calls to visit the sick. That sickness may be
obyiated, disease mitigated aud even death
robbed Of his prev FOR years by approved rem
ediea rightly employed is a fact not 20 be qucF-
toned.
No man down here has 10 unload the incu-
bus Of iazIness from his shoulders. Work,
work Is the watchword OF all, aud experience
has sufficiently proved that the industrious
mau Is nos thinking Of evll--folIowiBR the
bias Of pc verse VIII which prompts the
heart to love darkness rather than light
AzzAEA.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Repgious Notice.

Divine services in st. Mary S Par.
ish as follows;
Trinity Church, 81. Marg's City.
Sunday, April 3, ii a. m. Morning
PRAYER, Sermon and Holy Commun,
ion.
Monday, April 6, 4 p. m. Evening
Prayer.
Tuesday, April z, 4 p. m. Evening
Prayer.
Wednesday, April s. 4 p. m. Even.
ing Prayer.
Thursday, April ., 4 p. m. Even
ing Prayer
Good Friday, April 10. II q. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon.
Easter Sunday, April 12, 12 q. ~.
Morning Prayer, Sermon and
Holy Communion.
Monday, April l3, l0a. no. Morn.
ing Prayer and election Of Yes
try.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
A. M. ID. @.
st. Aloysius' Church, Holy Week

Morning Services. Palm Sunday. Mass at
o'clock. Blessing Of Palms aud Mass at Il
o'clock. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Macs at Z.
Holy Thursday, Communion at and 8; Mass
ard Procession att
Good Friday, Mass Of the Presanctihed at o
Holy Saturday, Services at o'clock. Bles.
sing OF the New Fire. of the Paschal Candle
and OF the Baptismal Font. Reading Of the II
Prophecies. Lltany Of the saints and Mass Of
the Resurrection.
Eagter Sunday, Mass at Z. High Mass and
sermon at TO- Evening Services at O'Clock
Wednesday. Tenebrao and Sermon on the
Blessed Sacrament.
Thursday. Tenebrae and Silent Adorstion.
Friday, Tenehrae aud Passion sermon.
God 90 loved the world as to give His only
begotton Son.-st. John. c. 3.
He bumbled Himself, becoming obedieni
unto death. even 10 the death Of the Cross
Wherefore God hath exalted Him. .--st. Paul to
PHILIPPIANS, 2.
He is risen. He Is not here. e.-st Matthew
c. 2s
We shall all rise again. BE ye therefore
steadfast.-St. Paul, | Cor, c. lb
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated
by John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as
follows II was in an awful condj-
ton. My skin was almost yellow,
eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in back and sides, no
appetite, growing weaker day by
day Three physicians had given
me up. Then ] was advised to use
Electric Bitters; to my great joy the
first bottle made a decided improve
ment. I continued their use for
three weeks, and am now well
man ] know they robbed the grave
of another victim. No one should
fail to try them. Only 80 cents,
guaranteed, at Loker & de Waal S
drug store, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Makes A clean sweov.

There s nothing like doing thing
thoroughly OF al the Salyes you
ever heard Of, Buckles Arnica
Salye is the best IL sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises.
Cuts. Boils, Ulcers, Skin Ernptions
and Piles. 1t s only Zoe. aud guar
anteed 70 give satisfaction by Loker
Z, de Waal. Druggists, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
EVERY CHURCH

EVERY CHURCH or institution
supported By voluntary contribution
will be given o liberal quantity OF
the Longman & Martinez Pure Paints
whenever they paint,
NorE. Have done so for twenty
seven years. Sales Tens OF mil
lions OF gallons painted nearly two
million houses under guarantee %
repaint If not satisfactory: aThe
paint wears for periods up to eigh-
teen years. Linseed Oil must be
added tothe paint. (done in two min.
utes) Actual cost then about 81 .25
gallon. Samples free. Sold by
our Agents.
G. l.. PALMER, Palmers; j. G..
CRADDocK, Jarboesville; @. w.
JOHNSON, Solomons. Feb l22m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Death Of sydney Lawrence.

Sydney Lawrence, the most prom.
inent retired business man OF Berea,
Ohio, died at his home in that city
Thursday, March 26, ultimo Mr..
Lawrence was born July 13, 1896
and was prominent IN Ohio during
and after the War Between the
States. A wife and three children
survive him. He was a brother OF
Capt. Asa A Lawrence of Leonard.
town, who has gone to Ohio to at
tend the funeral.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Wunted for 1904.

TO lease a good grain, grass and
tobacco farm with good neces-
sary buildings, and which would re-
quire six horses to cultivate con
venient to public school, Methodist
Church and shipping point.
w. III. DUDLEY,
Clements,
Jan. 29- 3m. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
A Thourhtful Man

NJ M. Austin, of Wincester, Ind,
knew what to do in the hour OF need.
His wife bad such an unusual case
OF stomach and liver trouble, physi-
clans could not help her. He thought
of and tried DIR. Kings New Life
Pills and she got relief at once and
was finally cured. Only 25c. at Lo-
ker & de Waal's Drug Store Leon
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
James Biseoe Dead.

Mr.. james Biscoe, SO years old,
for many years a commission mer-
chant, died OF old age Saturday last
at his home, 1918 Walbrook avenue,
Baltimore. He was a native Of st.
Mary S county. A widow survives
him. His remains were buried last
Tuesday.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Lodged In JAN.

Monday last Sheriff Thompson
brought from Baltimore and lodged
in jail Francis Parker, colorcd, In
dictud for burRariously entering
the warehouse at Grason 3 wharfaud
stcaliuRthoreiron barrelof hiskey
and 3 brraels u -four.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
l i0ung Plants

Every farmer knows that
one plants grow better than
crs. Soil may be the same
q seed may seem the same
II some plants are weak and
.hCrs strong.
And that's the way with
hildren. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
anne care but some grow big
md strong while others stay
mall and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty.
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because OF lack
Of food, but because the food
oes not feed.
SCOTS Emulsion really feeds
nd gives the child growing
strength.
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
SCOTS Emulsion seems 20 find
it and set the matter right.
Send for free sample
Scott q BOVINE Chemists 4o9 feafl ST., New York
SOC and fioo; al druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
81 Marn. Chapel. TIE Ridae.

- 8'"FV |'t8F'''t = ~ "HfH''
Sunday, Apri! D. 4 p. m. Evening
Prayer and Sermon.
Good Friday. April 10, Up. N. Even.
Prayer and Sermon.
Easter Sunday, April l2, 4 y, N.
Evening Prayer and Sermon.
MnLAR6 4. MgSSTck, Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
l.. A. Jones g. Son

have several hundred yards Of to-
bacco bed cotton which they intend
selling. This is your opportunity
to buy at o small price.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Oyster Sumner

The Ladies Guild OF 81. George s
Church, Poplar Hill will give an
Oyster Supper AZ Swami : Hotel
Piney Point, Wednesday, April-l5,
for the benefit 81 the church. Nn.
sic By OgBEH oF CownrrEE
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
FOR COUNTY TREAsuRER.

Sfeadfast and answering fidelity 10 Dem
ocratic principles, rare business qualifications
and the strctest integrity mark JAMES j.
COUGH of ChapticO, as an ideal candidate
for County Treasurer. Please announce him
as a candidate for the democratic nominations
for that position and oblige DEMOCRATS
ian I-n
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02

s5- We don carry q full line Of
Ready Made Clothing, but We do
have a foil line of samples, and viii
have your clothes custom nade for
you. Material, ft and workmanship
guaranteed,
LoKgR & pE WAL.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Vnloe OF comptroller Of the Currency,
wAsnIsaros, D. c.. February 1. 1868
WHEREAS, 10y satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO the undersigned, II has been alade 10
appear that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or ST. MAHY's. AT LEONARDrOwN, IN
THE TOWN OF LEOHARDTowV. in the
County Of ST. aARY's. and state OF MARY.
LAND. has compiled with all the provisions
Of the statutos of the United states, required
10 be complied with before an association shall
be authorized 20 commence the business OF
banking;
Nov therefore ]. WILLIAM Il. RIDGRI.Y,
C0mptrUiler % the Currency. do hereby cert.
~ that ~THE FIRST Ma lONAL BANK OF
ST. MAHY'H AT LRuNAkD1UwN in the Ow \
of LEONARDrUWN, in the County OF sT
MARY :, aud state OF MARYLAND Is ati-
th0ri1ed 10 uqmmence the business Of Bank NJ
aa provided fu Seetlon Piitf-Oue htudt ed and
slxtS -uine of the geviacd Statutes ol the Uni
ted rfates.
(zxAEN In testimony whereof witness nfy
-TIr~ ihand and Neai nf uiilca this FOu HTfl
- - day ~ FEBHUARY ins8,
WA. II hiU1ELY.
No ogs Comptroller Of the treasury.
Feb iS~gms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Hotel Lawrence,
LEoNARpTowN, MD.

In first-class order. Good table
accommodations. $1.50perday. Spe-
cial prices by the week or month.
Stables and good care taken of the
horses. A. A. LAWRENCE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
FOR SHERTFF.

Messrs. Editora:--plea announce Joseph
frank Goldsborough as a candidate for fhc
Democratic nomination for the Sheriffaliy and
say that be will receive the ardent support OF
the Third and Sixth Districts
Jan. 20 DEMouRATs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
ron SHERIFF.

Messrs Editors Please announce j. IVES.
LEY FREEMAN as q candidate for the Sher-
laalty, and say that he will be warmly sup
ported By the lst, 2nd and sth districts.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
DISSOL UTION:

The flrm OF W. A. Harrison and James r.
Harrison, trading as Harrison & Co was dis
solved December I, 1909, by mutual consent.
Rose Il. Nutwell and r. X Harrison will
continue the business under the name and
style OF Harrison & Co.
March l2-mpdt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Have You Horses to Sell?
NAVE you HORSES TO BUY7

" 20, bnfGru buying or selling NR-~h
rite nlG what sou have 10 offer or i4lAuuA
ehht 1Ou want ! buy and sell hufscs aud
nuIgs OF every description; also. nt " and sec
uud. hand csrriHk 60, huKRies aad harness, and
cen 40 All times Rite ne best value. II you
l1u't think su ittst give ule a triul aud be- con-
fiHCcd that eau save you money IL buying.
When ~ a.timOre you can nnd me at the
HnitpS House, Pratt street near Light street,
~ g letter wiif receive prompt attention..
when you ubticipate bu1 ing or selling. there
y q nix neid - sviset from, aud always a large
demand TOT sauna country horses
WALTER Jon is, MHitby House,
Feb az
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
For Sale.
FoR coUNTT TREAsURER.

Messrs Editors Please announce 10 your
valuable paper the name OF Mr.. KEMPER A..
VtBTT as a suitable candidate for the office of
County Treasurer for 81. Mary's county. Alr,
Yiett is q true and tried Democrat and good
man for the y, sit0n, and will he warmly sup
ported by the 8rd, 4th and 9Th districts.
March 81 VoTER.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1903-04-02
Notice.

HAVING entered into copartnershlp fol
the manufacture and sale Of BRICKS ct Han
ever Mills, We desire to notify the public that
we win honoeforth have on hand brick OF al
grades. which we will sell at lowest prices fol
oisb.
FRANCIS =. GREEN WELL,
WA. J. HEAHN.
March 5-tft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-14
Tpm Sf,miearrhater crmprhct.

8luffton, Snb., 13. Suli. -
Der BEL petroleum, neun Weilen BON
6ier, nobnenoe pobl6abenoe 5armsr
So6n 3erreQ bat geitern Nadmittug
Ieinen S6piegerio6n W}elptn Wolfe,
Der auf sinem OperationStiife lag,
UNI iih ba5 pon ieinem Sdpiegerz
pater ange16oiIsne 8ein amputtren 3u
lcTsn, bur6 S6iii1e bur6 ben 8ppf
getDotst. Wolfe bate 9errell's Sod
ter Dor pier Sa6ren ge6eirat6et unb
Dann bic 6rau perlaHen. 8or Sur
sem io4 Wolfe 5fpei Mul Dor Der
SerreGl'ifsn 5orm porbeigefa6ren
iein unb 5erreQ 60bniIde 8emerfunz
gen 3ugarufen 6uben. DIS er Das
brittle W}al porbeifubr, 1prang 5erreQ
aus einem @ebiiIfe berpor uno i6pB
WDlfa ms re9te 8ein. Der 8erpunz
bets nuroe III Or. SaunDers in pe>
troleum gebradt unD nd6renb er bort
auf Gem SperutionstiI6 lag, Der
Qmpuiirung 6arrsnO, fam SerreQ
hsrbsi, i6Iug bic 3bUre be5 Spre6z
3immer5 bes 0oftors Elm unD i6oB
nit rem Worten: sd bin 6inter ibm
Der uno muB i6n BADEN, Dem S6piez
gsriobne ben SnGdlt bsiOer 5lintenz
ldufe in ZEN S6dOsl.
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faubmnrD= =NniaQ.

g}en@0orf, 13. Suli. - Die
poli3ei lit nit Der Nuftldrung zines
i6nersn 9er6re9en5 beiddftigt, ous
Ii6 9eItern um 2 l16r Morgen5 uuf
ben Stufen Der 2incolnzQDe. Bride
3utrug. 9luguit 6uner bon Rr. 834,
Dit 1873. StraBe, purOe auf Den
Stufen Ger Bride ppn riidipdrt5
uberfaGen un'o nit einsm >pu4ti9sn
S6lage 3u 8ooen geitredt, 2luf Ieine
9iitferufe i6lug iein @ngreifsr - ss
mOgen ibrer audi mehrere getpeIen
iein - no6nraI5 auf i6n lbs, lpdltste
inn ben S4Goel, beraubte i'm unO err
griff bic 6Iudt, Sin Poli3iit, Der
alSbalo CUR Stelle mar, perfolgte Den
36Gtsr uno psr9uftete i'm troB ieiner
l1nI9uIo8|8etbe Der Ser
6uftete 6eiBt 9urrb 9reI6er uno
po6nt in Rr. 3O8, Dit 1876, StruBe.
Gr bebauptst, 0ub er ben 9ln9riff
3tpeier Mdrner auf 6uper gsie6en
uno bic 6lu6t er9rifFen 6abe aus
6urdt, oaB bic 'Strolde audi i'm
iiberfaGen lpuroen. 9reiGer, pel6er
Die Na4t bei einem 5un5Oer8niigen
3ugsbra9t ba6en min, purOe i'm
W}orriiania @ericbt feitge6olten.
5pdter bra4ts man i'm nad hem
y2incolnz6oipitaI," nud Cem 9uper
gsi6afft poroen mar, Oo4 mar Der
9ranfe ni6t i'm Stanos, tin 81 iOen~
tifi5iren, neil Ger auf ibn psriibte
2tngriff 5u RAID Opn Statten ge8anz
uen mar.
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Yulber=G r=Grplniinn.

US Wtlte 8 b drre, va, 13. Sul1.
= Sret WlGnner um's 2eben getomz
men, 5pei fdper berlsBt uno bret
9ebduoe ein9eGitert lit bas Reiultat
Der Pulper @rploiip in Der 2aflinz
pulpermii6le. Cine furdt6are grz
ihutterung nit bpnnsrartigem 8etOie
bsrtunoets ben 8eipobnern BON 2afz
lin nur gu Deutlid, mas ii4 ersignet
bate.
Die 5oOten iino: 2tleranoerMoore,
45 Sabre aft, bon 2uflin; SoiepG
9rap so Sabre alt, bon PittIton,
oeiien Orper gGn3lid in Stiide gertiz
len tpurOe; 2lrt6ur 8rup, % Sabre
alt, Elm So6n Des 8or6ergenannten,
Ten 8ranDpunoen erlegen. Die Ser
leBten: S6oma5 gaines BON Oates
bile, 45 Sabre alt, uno s. Sptit pon
Gaflin, 55 Sabre alt, Die bret Oemoz
lirten 8ebduoe paren iGmmtli6 gum
Qnpeien Der Yulbermiible geborig.
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Giicnba9n- llmiaQ nit Ncnihcnprrlmii
e a n a ; s | I b, WfD., Il. sui

IT II = TN, Wto., 10. Sult.
- llnpeit Sees Summit ftieB gez
tern Elm bon ct. 0ouis tommenber II.
nu4 aanias=Gitp gebenoer 9oitz
I4neq5ug Der nWfi6ouri Pocificz
8abn" nit einem ibm i'm Wege itez
benben nu4 Ct. 2ouiS beitimmten
Grturiion55u9e 5uiummen, fpobei
3fpei 9erfonen auf Der SteQe get0Otet
unb 40 bis so Yerionen mebr pOer
minber i6iper perleBt puroen. Die
9oDten iinb Garl WinteImann aus
Ct. 2ouis, Elm 2anoitreider, Der ii6
ouf ben S4neQ3ug etngei4li4en bat
te, unb Elm Yahagier oes @rturIlonsz
5uge5, 9}op Slpain aus 8aniaszGitp.
0as llngliit purbe ouourd berbeigez
fiibrt, baB Der @onoutteur bes ittQltez
henoen Grturiions3uges peridumte,
Dem fduigen S4nea5uge, Der auf
bemIelben @eleiie lief. oaS porgez
i6riebene Signal 81 9e6en.
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Wescn llntrridllnanngen nrrlaftrt.

Gorntpall |, rs, 13. Sult. -
s. %. Gummin, S6aBmeiitsr Der
,GorntpaQ9unf," lit unter Der Qlnz
fluge oeS 9roBoie6Itu6ls per6aftet
lporoen, poour6 Die bieiige@ei6dftsz
melt in groBsr 2tufregung lit, oenn
trobcsm Gummin crit % Sabre aft
mar, ipisIte er oo4 in ben 5inan3treiz
len eine Iebr groBe Rols. Dor einiger
3eit entosdte man in ben 8iidern Der
erpG6nten 8unf Elm bstrd4tli6e5
Mancp, Das BEL peitererllnterIu6ung
immer gr0Ber lpuroe, bis IiA i4lieBz
li6 Der 9eroa6t auf Den S6dBmetz
ter Ientte, Der ben 9irettoren oes
5ginan5inItituts audi eingeituno, iiber
$4,000 pon ben ibm dnpertrauten
@eloern unteri6lagen gu baben.
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gu benuBt babe, feline @erluite gu Def
fen, in Der 9Offnung, oub er idlieBz
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erit geitern puroe Die genuue llrid6e
leiner 9srbuftun9 befarnt. Der unz
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tpar prGiioent Der 9anoslStammer,
8icezprGIioent Der nSornlpaa Realtp
So" uno 9rdiioent oes S4ulratbs.
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benen Mann in gang Repbur9, uno
feline 9er6aftung fam tpte elm 8lib
aus 6eiterem 9imnel. Gummin bat
feline 56ulo ni9t nur ein9eitanoen,
ionbern Ii6 aud bereit ertldrt, ben
BON Der 9anf ungeIteaten Grperten
an bic 6ano gu 9sRen, um ben Wirr>
parr in Ietnen Bii9ern aus5uslei4sn.
us6sroies bat er ben 0irettoren Der
8ant @runbeigentbum uno eine 2ez
bensperii6erung iibertrasen.
eSn > ar m It It fpuroe am 80.
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