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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
MIDDLESEX VILLAGE
HAD BIG FIRE ALSO
dOtel and Stables, Nichols Genera
Store and AinSworth Residence
Burned TO Ground.

Montpelier, Dec. 29,--At 4 O'Clock thi.
afternoon fire broke out Ia the brick ho.
tcsat Middlesex, the only hotel in the VII
lage which before it was under control.
bnrBed several Thousand dollars worth OF
property aud at one time threatened to de-
stroy the entire business portion Of the
village The fire caught from a defective
flue 70 the hotel, presumably the result Of
a chimney fire early in the day. The ho-
tel and stables the general store Of II b.
Nichols adjoining and the residence Of @
G. Ainsworth we're burned to the ground.
The village had absolutely no apparatus
for fighting fires and at 80 a call for
heip was sent to Montpelier and Water
bury. A hand engine and hose cart were
loaded on fat car at Montpelier and
sent with a ea.load Of fremen to Middle.
sex by special train. The arrival Of this
help was most timely and saved the re-
mainder Of the business and residence por-
tlon Of the villages
The three buildings burned were owned
by Q. q Ainsworth and wife The hotel
was kept by S, @. Kellogg. He had $500
tssurance on his household effects in the
Union Mutual Of Montpelier Most Of his
goods were saved in a damaged condition.
The hotel and store valued at 81 900 were
insured in the Vermont Mutual for $500,
Mr Nichols had So, 600 on his goods in
stock companies. Nearly al his goods
were carried from the store but are in a
badly damaged condition Mr. Ainsworth
had s400 Insurance on his house valued al
81 600 and $500 on his household effects
both In the Vermont Mutual The loss "a
all the buildings was total
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

New York, Dee. 30 Ex- Assembly
man Charles s Adler Of the Eighth
Assembly district has been appointed
a port warden TO succeeded w w. ca
prom, who died recently. 1t was under.
stood some time ago that Governor
Qdell intended to give Mr.. Adler d
place in the state excise department.
Mr. Adler is the only Republican who
ever carried the Eighth district.
Charles a. Murray, the new president
Of the Republican county committee, is
leader of the Eighth, and Adler is his
right hand man. The compensation of
the port warden IS by fees from ship
owners
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
GAVE CLERKS SLEIGH RIDE.

Fourteen Of Homer Fitts' Employees
Went to Washington.
Homer Fits gave the clerks employed
In his store a sleigh ride to Washington
last evening where they were most en-
joyabiy entertained BY Ira q. Caef and
Miss Lucy Calef at their home The ride
was taken in Cutters big team and the
fourteen clerks who went thoroughly en-
iOyed every minute of the ride.
A delightful turkey supper was served
by Mr.. and Miss Calef aud after very
pleasant social time the trip back to the
city was made in the small hours OF the
morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
CAUSE IS A MYSTERY.
fire Destroyed Barn with 12 Tons Of
HAY Near south Barre.

Fire Destroyed Barn with AZ Tons Of
HAY Near south Barre.
a barn containing about a dozen tons
Of hay located half miie east Of Sngth
Barre. and owned by James Ahern and
the Dnrkee estate of this city, was burned
to the ground last evening, everything be
ing destroyed The cause Of the fire Is a
mystery. The flames were discovered
at about half past six o'clock and within
an hour the whole thing was fat. The
hay and barn were Insured for $3.50.
II is said that there was not so much hay
in the barn at the time Of the fire as there
was a month ago as some party is alleged
to have hauled OF at least one load a sheft
time ago without the owners consent.
Three people claim that they saw the act,
one Of whom notified the owners who be-
gan an investigation A man was arrest
cd charged with taking the hay, and he is
now awaiting trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
WORK ON VIEW.

Evening Drawing school WIN Award nI-
plomas Saturday Evening
The Evening Drawlag school which il
conducted 10 the Averiil block has closed
its fall term and now has the work Of she
pupils on exhibition at the school rooms.
Al citizens are invited 20 call and Inspect
it between the hours Of 10 aud IL a. NJ.
and $50 and 7 80 p m. until Jan. 5, when
the next term beglns.
The diplomas awarded for the term Just
closed viii be distributed at Miles ball on
Saturday evening, jan 2, at o'clock. All
scholars are requested to be there at that
hour. The school has s. pupils.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
BOY CAUGHT RED HANDED.
Detected in this Act of Robbing the Rut
land Y IA. Q. A. once.

Detected in this Act of Robbing the Rut
land Y. AK. @, A. once.
Rutland, Dec. 80-- Walter Gorham.a a To-
year-old boy, was arrest early yester-
day morning on the charge Of breaking
ipso the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tion rooms and stealing money and stamps.
The boy was in court this morning The
case was not disposed Of and was contin-
ned for consideration. Association officials
have been missing money from the drawer
for several weeks and have been watching
the Office all night the past week. About
/ 80 this morning while they were watch
ing Gorham entered the front window
BY climbing up the balcony and prying
open the window. He went to the drawer,
forced It with screw driver, and was
pounced upon and arrested. The boy
worked for the Union News Co.
The boy was fined this morning, and this
ASSOCIATION secretary paid the amount. HI
viii provide employmdnt for the boy and
watch him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
PRAYER AND PERSONAL WORK.
Subject Of Vermont Evaneelistio Services
Last Evening

Last Evening
The union evangelistc meetings at the
Baptist church are growing iD interest
and power The people are getting &C.
quainted with Mr. Davidson and are learn
ing to appreciate his sweetness Of spirit
and plain direct method OF speaking the
truth 10 the meeting yesterday after.
noon the subject was ANSWERS TO
Prayer A number Of cases were cited
in which the only way to explain events
is to attribute them TO answered prayer.
In the evening service the text was Neh.
iv:0 'For the people has a mind to work -
The points made in the sermon are as
follows: We should be Christian workers
because
God has placed the work in our hands.
We have so little time to do the work as
opportunities are soon past.
Our reward will be so much greater.
The Master can not say Of every Chris
tian "Well done, good and faithful SER
want, Z for some have not been faithful.
While 1t is preferable to be the smallest
and poorest in heaven rather than the best
in perdition, yet no one should be content
TO merely squeeze into heaven.
The eye Of the Master is always upon
us. The chief Of Scottish clan fell 10
battle and bis followers we're disheartened
but he raised himself aud said to them II
am not dead. but am watching YOU His
men we're inspired with new courage. So
our Master is not dead, but watching us.
Souls are so valuable.
We have gratitude and love to Him who
has done so much for us
The service tonight will begin at 30 in
the Baptist church and the subject will be
personal Work All are Invited to at
tend
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

Montpelier, Dec. 17--Mrs Joseph Lab
rees 1f Graniteville, was arrested this
morning by Deputy sheriff w E shepard
on complaint made BY the States attor-
ney Of Franklin county charging her with
larceny Of a gold ring valued at $40 the
property Of Frank Brodeur, alleged to
have been taken Sept Is She was taken
to st. Albans on the $50 train by Deputy
H. N. Thompson Of 81 Albans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

Pttsburg, Dee 80 The eight story
brick warehouse Of Haugh & keenan,
at Third street and Duquesne way was
threatened With destruction by fire, but
after three hours work the flames
were confined TO the three upper floors.
The building was used principally for
the storage Of furniture and household
goods, and the damage is estimated at
about 100000 The origin Of the IRE
il not known
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
PLENTY OF WATER.

Use For Last Nights fire Did Not Affect
supply
City Engineer Allen and Alderman Cur
rier visited the Bolster reservoir at one
o'elock this morning to see how the city
water supply was holding up under use
for lighting ire. The drain on the reser-
voir bad mol made any noticeable effect.
Il had not lowered the supply IN the res
ervoir enough 10 crack the ice that cover 4
the whole surface or to make the ice sa !
enough to be noticeable. The reservoir
was full TO overlooking this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
HE ASSAULTED WIFE.

Joseph DeCelI Pleaded Guilty in County
Court
Montpelier, Dec 80 In county court
yesterday Joseph DeCell OF Waterbury
pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife aud
was sentenced TO to 4 months in tht
house OF correction at Rutland Sentenc,
was suspended and respondent placed il
the hands of the probation officer during
good behavior w. A. Lord appeared foi
the respondent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
NARROW GAUGE AFFAIR.

Both sides la Il. q w, Controversy have
Proposition Refused.
Brattleboro. Dec. 29.-The New London
Northern Railroad company made a
proposition today at a conference with the
stockholders Of The Brattleboro s White
hill road, a narrow fauge road running
from BFattleboFo north SO miles to South
Londonderry to change the railroad to
standard gauge before January !, 1905,
provided thot the stockholders would sur
render all their right, title and interest
in the road The proposition was re-
feeied
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

The 50 called universal suffrage Of
Belgium Is an ahominable travesty. II
is true that the workingmen have one
vote, but the middle class capitalist is
given two votes. and the very rich, the
nobility and clergy are given three votes
each and Iii some cases four
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
WAS 80 YEARS OLD.
Mrs Elizabeth Huntington Well Known
Washington Lady.

Mrs Elizabeth Huntington weiI-Known
Washington Lady.
Washington Dec 30.--This village was
saddened last evening when the death Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington was made
known. Death came at o'clock after
several weeks of lingering illness with
pneumonia AUNT Elizabeth, as she
was called by all who knew her was 50
years old and was much loved and re-
speoted.
She was lifelong resident Of this town
and was the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Barruck smith. She Is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Daniel p. Smith, and a
bro her, Abel Smith
The funeral will be held Thursday from
the Unive salist church at 2 O'Clock, Rev.
Grant Van Blarcom officiating.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
original nepubiican Dead.

New York, Dec 30 George B. Deane,
one Of the orgaalzers Of the Republican
party and probably the oldest politician
ID this city, has died IN the eighty
sixth year Of his age at his home. 2gT
West Eleventh street Mr. Deane was
the last chairman Of the Whie eonlalt-
fec IN This city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

Montpelier, Dee. 20. Charles Thomp-
son Of Waterbury, charged with feloni-
ously assaulting small girl was yester-
day adjudged insane by asylum authori-
ties at Waterbury, where be has been un.
der observation, and court will direct his
commitment to that institution tomorrow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

on January LIST, the Feast Of the Cir
cumcsion, there will be celebration Of
the Holy Communion at the rectory Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd at 10 a. IN.
at t7 p. m on the same day there win be
divine service at the church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
REV DAVENPORT EDITOR.
Reported That He win se Largely Inter-
ested In Telegram Purchase.

reported That He VIII Be Largely Inter-
ested In Telegram Purchase.
The Northfeld News Is authority for the
statement that lit Is understood that ne
gotiati0ns are in progress for the pur-
chase Of the Barre Telegram by stock
company Of which Rev. w. r. Davenport
is the chief promoter If the deal goes
through Mr. Davenport will assume the
editorial and business management Of the
paper
The Times called up Mr.. Davenport BY
telephone today and asked If the report
were true. Mr.. Davenport said no trade
had been completed as yet and he did not
care 20 talk until the matter was definitely
settled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30

Washington, Dec. 30.-lhe following
fourth class postinasters have been ap-
pointed
Ney Jersey franklin Furnace, Uzal
$. Haucey.
Pennsylvanla Pleasant Unity, John
r. Chambers Wassergass. Alfred l..
B.rgssrcsser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

Three Gangs of Men Employed at Fairfax
Falls Power Plant.
Fairfax, Dec. 20 AT Fairfax Falls the
contractors are now pushing work on the
tunnel They have three gangs af men at
work, running night and day. When com
plFteG the power plant VIII be as good as
any in the state. Fairfax people hope ST.
Albans does not want the power, that
manufacturers may come here and estab-
lish industries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
Notiee 70 ina Pub1ie.

Please don't dump ashes 10 the streets
OF cutters, because in the spring these
ashes wash into the sewers and Plug them
up Per order, Street Commissioners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
FOR THE PLAINTIFF.

Supreme Court Decides Against Electric
Railroad.
Montpelier, Dec. so The Supreme
Court, through Judge Stafford, has handed
a decision for the plaintiH In the case Of
Roeblings Sons Company vs. the Barre
q Montpelier Power aud Traction Co. in
a suit to recover for feed wire used in the
construction of the defendants road.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
AFTER BERNARD ERSKINE.
Onicers Leave for Maine to secure Insur-
ancs Agent.

Bennington, Dec. 20 Sheriff Wilson
and Deputy sheriff Godfrey have gone to
Kennebec, Me-, after Bernard Erskine
and II A. zelee, against whom there are
indictments IN this county for soliciting
insurance without license and represent
ing themselves as agents Of the Interna-
tional Registry CO. Of New York, together
with George Nj Rowell, who is now IN
Jail at Burlington. They collected premi-
ums here and ia different places, it Is
stated, and never sent the policies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
Frog skins.

Frog skins are susceptible Of delicate
coloring, aud for this reason they are
much used IN India for costly book
binding.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
MOFFAT CASE OPENED.
Counsel for Respondent Move to ouash
Que Of The IndLctments.

Bennington, Dec. 20 The motion to
quash one of the counts Of the indictments
against Mrs. Alice Moffat, charged with
attempting to poison her husband, Phil
ander Moffat, was made by counsel for the
defendant when she was put on trial in
Bennington county court today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-30
CORLIsS BUTTERFLY DEAD,
Montpelier Maa VINO Fell Down stairs
FRIDAY Night

Montpelier, Dec 30-CorIiss Butterfly,
who fell down stairs Friday night. died
last night without regaining conscious
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

ben iolsenbe peri0nlide @enberuusen in ben
8eridten ber Mi5elioren besiiSli9 Der Yerios
naleisentbums s@bi6dbun9 9ema6t:
Yila9e Mpon-Silbert & Bor9erbiug, RlaIe
16, Waaren. $500 @b;us.-Slua9e Nreeport
Woris SOiden, $500 @b3us, Sacob Bot,
800 @bus-gillase Sprins Sill Matb.
Bauer, 8laiie is. Nabritserdtb $75 Ib5u9,
Watb 9alba6, Elaiie Is. Sabrifseratb $55
@b;as-SlIase Mpon-Srant S1mibt, 81
%, elevators, 800 Ibua-SiIase Simbau
$ 9 @aliairt, 81 %, @rebit $2050 &bsu9.
Silase New papnesuile-Sirt State ganf
Slaiie 10, Sffice=W0bel 5000 lb;us-Tiaase
8imbau-State ganf Of @imbaa, 'slaiie 10.
Office. WDbel, 5000 @b;ug = SiQase New
YapuespiQe-Saplan, Garlod e. Co., 8lafe
%, Grebit 1915 9lbsus; Soplan, @arlof Il
60, Slaiie 10, SffcesW Obel, 5000 ab3ug.
@uf 9lntras S%ertasuns bis s llbr anberen
Woreens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

Trsgt die Die urta, Die lhr lmner Gekauf1 Hab
: ss::'' &HNz&
YureWburQ.

Quremb g.-Oas neuli9 BON
Serrn Sapetenbdnbler SO. anseiteis
serte gdbaus bee Yaitorsanb @bimap'
ltraBe mtrb a%bSetrasen, um etnem Nens
bau Ylab gu MAIDEN.
8ettembur9. Ser gtIenz
babnbeamte S@wars sins In 9eslets
tll1g ieines &ameraben &letn tn bic
Mlsette baben. llnslidlt9erweiie batz
tie man cine Stele ausseiu6t, mo- bas
@aHer etne auberorbentlt@e Sief Bate
&aum bate it9 S@war3 ms @aHer
beseben, ais Der Strubel tim erfaBte,
unb er in Ser Stefe perl@wanb.
n.-Oer Nrbetz
ter s. Sontor slitt auf benz 9ittenz
rperfe gu OiHerbtusen aus unb itirste
cine niebrtse Mauer btnunter. Erosz
benz bic 96be unbebeutenb mar, aos
er ii6 10 i6were tnnere 8erlesunsen
gu, bab ct na6 uenisen Iusenbliden
ftarb.
Yettnsen. - Ser Nnitret@er
sc. &remer, mel@er pom 3use Iberz
fabren murbe unb beiien re@ter Irm
amputtrt werben muBte, lit ieinen Set
ben erlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

2t9t Der Welt erblidte, trat NIT 16
Sabren als Glert BEL Der borttgen
Strma Peter Wrisbt C Sons Elm unb
'purbe tpesen fetner Sdbistetten nit %
Sabren beretts als Nfoeie in bic 5irma
aufsenommen. gr tpurbe 1871 elmer
ber Besriiwber Der Snternationaler
S4tfffabrtsz @eieuf9aft, aus ber i'm
Sriibiabre 1902 ber sisantii9e 9am<
rzS4tfffabrts=S Strut erpu9s.
Sames s. 9iu ftammt aus 9uelpb,
aanaba, unb tit 81 Sabre alt. @r fam
1856 als glert in cine Oampfboots
Office in ct. Paul, Minn., besriinbete
1875 bic Neb Hiper=S TRANSPORTS efells
f4cft, re~orsaniiirte bic ct. Paul &c
Pac.fiez@tfenbabn, iopie bic ct. PuuI,
Minneapolis C Manitoba= @tienbabn,
bic 1890 Sbeile bes Great Nortbernz
8abnipitems purben, befen Prdiibent
Sill iett ienem Sabre lit.
Wiuiam Rodefeller 1T Elm 8ruber
bes OelzMagnaten Sobn .. Rodez
feaer. ST bet6dtigte ii6 suerit als
gudbalter unb aFociirte fi9 1865 NIT
ieinem i'm Selgef9dft engasirten 8ru<
Der. Set 1892 lit er Prdiibent ber
STANDARD Oil Company in Sem Dort.
Wiaiam Rodefeler ftebt iebt i'm 63.
2~ebensiahre,
g. q. g. Dibener, seboren 1884 gu
philadelphia, erlernte bas Meblsez
i4dft, mar bann S9abmeiiter Der
uQudterftabt" unb ertparb ft9 Elm rie>
lises 8erm0sen bur9 Strabenbabnz
unternebmunsen. Ser rStabt Der
8ruberliebe" i9entte CT bas @ebdube
fir bic Dffentlide 8ibliotbet.
Gilbert $. 9arp, Der 1916 gu
Dbeaton. Su., seboren parb, graz
buirte 1867 al, ber Re9tsf9ule Der
Gbieasoer 11niperitdt unb iibte in Der
v9artenftabt" bic Mntpaltspraris aug.
ST mar pdbrenb atpeier Sermine
Wabor bon Wbeaton unb Johann
gountpsRt9ter bon Ou pase gountp.
Su. Spdter iibernabm 9arp bic &C.
neral<M ntpaltf9aft Der Nortbpeitern
glebateb<g tfenbabnz@ efelf4aft, fotpie
bic Sa9palterf9aft berf4iebener gro>
ber inbuitrteler llnternebmen. SIN
Sabre 1893 tpurbe er NIT etnem sSSab>
rtssehalte bon $4,000 prdfbent ber
5eberal Steel gsmpanp. bic 1901 NIT
Der untteb States Steel Corporation
(bem StabltruD bfrf4mol5en tparb.
SIN ielbea SABRE ftiftete @arp ber Mes
tbobtiten>& congregation in Wbeaton
etne 1leue Rir9e NIT etnem Roitenaufz
tpanbe pnn ;$100,0O0.
Mtl:an 3. 2eebs 1T ~ Sabre alt.
st beganr feline Rarriere als Offs
Snsenteas BET Der pennfpIpanta <Gifen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

balm, mar bann superintendent be1
2ogans &c Cincinnati btbeilung be1
8abn unb besriinbete 1892 in glpopb,
Snb., bic Sin Ylate Company, beren
Yrdiioent 2eebs mar, bis bas Inter
nebmen 1901 nit Der lniteb States
Steel Corporation pereinigt purbe.
Seit porisem Sabre lit 2eehs Yrdiibeni
Der Gbtcago, Hpd Sslanb C paciftcs
@iienbabn. Man riibmt 2eeos als
auberorbentli9 fleiBigen Nrbeiter.
Cine bemertenslpertbe 2auTbabn bal
Norman 9. Geam bintsr ii9. 9ebpren
1874 in Somerfet Gountp, 3d., liet
er ii9 na9 4%biolDiruns Der Normals
i9ule 1861 als 9emeiner in bas IS.
pennfplpania Sreipiaisen : Resimeni
einreiben unb aog NIT bteiem in ben
8iirsertries. gr apancirte Big gum
@riten 2eutnant, mubte aber. ba er in
Solge elmer f9peren @ertpunbuns bel
Sapannab sefe9tsuntii9tig s~etporben,
aus benz 9eere f9eiben. Geam pirtte
bterauf matchmaker als 2ebrer,
Sarmarbeiter, pbotosrapb unb Glert
IN einem 2aben 81 9%arnebsptle. pa.
Spdter betrte6 ct @iebz unb getreibes
hanbel; ct betbdtigte Ii9 i'm 9runbs
eisentbumsz. Strabenz unb Giiens
babnsei4dfte unb 1T sesentudrtis 9i>
rettor Der 1. National<8ant in gbis
cage.
Cornelius 0anberbilt 1T Elm Gntel
bes 1877 beritorbenen COMMODORE @ans
berbilt. bes 8esriinbers bes 0anbers
bilt'f9en RiefenbermDsens. Gornez
Illus @anberbilt, Der iebt SO Sabre
adblt, besann feline gef9dftlide &ar>
rtere als 8antelert unb trat banr In
BITE Oienfe bes 8anberbilff9en Giien,
babnfpftems, in benz ct bic l1nteri9iebz
li4iten poften Big gum p~rdfibenten
betleioete. st bot ii9 bur9 aablretde
Sttftunsen bernorsetban. go CAB er
gum 8aufonbs Der proteftantiihen
@pistopal=& atbebrale in Seem gorf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
@eferret6.

Wten. Bdron Stepban gurtdn b.
Raieea, btsber 9eianbter Se iterrei9z
llngarns in Mtben, tpurbe als Na9folz
ger bes berftorbenen '8arons &alap
gum 9ei9sfinanaz Mintiter unb Obj
mtntftratpr in 8osnien unb ber Serge
gopina ernannt. = @on %nambaften
PeriDnli9teiten itarben: Sirit Mbam
Sapteba=& obenstt, erbli9es Mitslieb
bes 9errenbauies bes Diterrei9ii9en
Ret9sratbs, bic in Chicago geborene
&on5ertfdneertn 5rGulein 9ermine
&rdfft=Gprtefe, bic Wittpe bes banz
leatif9en &onfuls, 5rau @ictortne
sels, unb i'm Otter bon 1O1 sSabren
Srau Mnna &etti9 seb. Sttabnp.-
Sanbelssert9tsprGfi bent I. g. Or. &uz
bolf gbler b. Oeuet, Der i'm Otter bon
"a Sabren peritarb, iebte bic Wtener
l1niberfitdt our uniberfalerbtn ietnes,
25O,O0O &ronen tpeit iberftetgenben
8ermDsens Elm. gs lit cine Sttftung
fir arme Timber itats60rer borsefeben.
Sub IN 8. Sn Der Gemetnbe
8arau lebt eine 4~ussebinsertn Ndz
mems 80. 9laba, tpel9e bereits 108
Sabre aGblt. Sic 1T nod i'm @tanbe,
mebritiinbtge Wege auriidaulesen.
9tltb (&omitat 9aromsaet). 9ier
tpiitbete Bel Sturmptnb eine Seuersz
brunit, pobet 100 5Gufer fammt Gee
b~ensebGuben nteberbrannten. Die
Stride fonnte rur nit Miibe gerettet
tperben. Ser S9aben 1T bebeutenb,
ba nut tpenige Sbiette perfi9ert tparen.
Snnsbrud. Safob Pidler in
8ernuer, Der Glteite Mann Strols,
feterte feinen 1O4. @eburtstas. Ser
9unbertiGbrige 1T nod setttg frifd.
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@ailtbale brannten go @ebdube ab.
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