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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
New Road Into Cresco.

Charles City, April 24.-Last night
some 25 or 30 business men assembled
in one of the sample rooms at the Hill
dreth hotel for the purpose of meeting
Hon. P. FL. Powers and Mr.. Orville
G. Wales, railroad promoter, with
offices on La Sale street in the city Of
Chicago. Briefly stated Mr.. Wales
proposition is to construct a road be-
ginning at Cresco, the county seat Of
Howard county, thence to Elma, and
to Charles City and Powersville and
ultimately to Green and Allison or
perhaps Clarksville.
A very comprehensive discussion
was had, Mayor Ellis acting as Spokes.
man for the party while talks were
fthad by vrrious others at the meeting.
Editor Sloane Of the Intelligencer was
present and made number of talks
and went over ground pretty thor
oughly with the gentleman.
Mr.. Wales seems like man who
understands his business. He has
evidently promoted many railroads,
and, to use the parlance of the time,
he evidently "knows where he gets on
att and where to ''get off at" at any
spot in the road.
He thinks that with ten good re-
sponsible men Of means he can build
the road, get the necessary aid voted,
right of way, ETC., on condition that
none Of it shal be forthcoming till the
cars are running.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.

Cured by One Bttle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
"When / had an attack of the grip
last winter 1.-THE second one) actually
cured myself with one bottle of Cham
berlain'S Congh Remedy, says Frank
w. Perry, Editor of the Enterprise,
ShortSville, N. Y. "This is the hon
est truth. / at times kept from cough
ing myself to pieces by taking tea
spoonful of this remedy, and when the
coughing spell would come on
at night 1 would take dose
and it seemed that in the brief
est interval the cough would pass off
and l would go to sleep perfectly free
from cough and its accompanying
pains; To say that the remedy acted
as a most agreeable surprise is put
ting 1t very mildly. 1 had no idea
that it would or could knock out the
grip, simply because 1 had never tried
it for such purpose, but it did, and
it seemed with the second attack OF
coughing the remedy caused 1T to not
only be of less duration, but the pains
were far less severe, and l had not
used the the contents of one bottle
before Mr.. Grip had bid me adieu."
For sale by Shuttleworth Dru g Go.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
OBITUARY.

WENTwoRTH-In Cresco, Iowa, Apri
%, 1903, Mrs. Lydia Wentworth,
aged few months over 30 years.
Deceased was born in Allen county,
Michigan, Feb. II, 1873. Her maiden
name was Lydia Sewer. She came to
Howard county when about six years
old with her parents. The 18th of
March, 1894, she was married to Roy
al Wentworth. Her husband, three
children, mother, two sisters and four
brothers remain to mourn her death.
The funeral was held from Grace
Episcopal church Sunday afternoon,
the service being conducted by Her
bert A. Wilson, of Seabury Divinity
School, Faribault, MINI. The funer.
al was largely attended, the church
not being large enough to accommo.
date those attending. The interment
was in New Oregon cemetery, a large
procession following the remains to
their final resting place.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
c. H. S. Notes.

The 11th grade had a meeting Fri
day morning and made a decision in
favor of trainer. From what we hear
the question may have reconsidera-
tion.
A committee for deciding on class
pins met Monday noon.
The BotonY class were not favored
with very good days last week and are
getting behind on their specimens.
The largest number is 9.
The A. G.s want their meeting for
Tuesday evening we'll announced so as
to have large attendance. They
meet with Miss Louise Nichols.
The 18th graders met with Miss
Tate Monday evening.
The girls Basket Ball team has re-
ceived challenge from Postville. It
is still in consideration as a large
number are of the 18th grade and
work crowds time for practice
The girls of the physical culture
class had short meeting, about a
half hour, Saturday evening and then
went up to DR.. Morton's and were
royalty entertained with "fudge" and
the Pianola.
Contributed-A new way to ford
the Turkey river. Enquire OF Evelyn
and Florence, may be Of benefit to
Others of the Botany class.
U. I. U. has arranged for a high
school field meet to be held at Fayette
the latter part of May, In which the
q. II. S. will compete.
Attendance for the week ending
April "a.
18th grade 92a days in 95
11th grade 66 days in 10
10th grade 924 days in 100
9th grade 971 days in 100
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
81 PER YEAR
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers were
with the County Recorder for
week ending April 25.
j. @. Webster and wife to Lucy
M, Evars, lot 16. irreg. surv. n
] sw4 sec 16-99.11, containing
one acre. e..................
Interstate Investment Co to Car
rie and Amos Swinton, lot 13
block %, village Of Elma. 49,.
Frances A. Tute and husband to
Chas P. Nash, lots IL to 20 in
block IA, village of Lime
Springs. -. ;. ..............
Horace Bishop and wife to Geo.
Croxton, s / Of lots l 2 and 3 in
blocks, Beadle's add to Cresco
Harvey D. Fairbanks and wife
to James Leroy Platt, lot 16
block II Beadle s. Strongs add
to CreSco.
Nellie G. Drake and husband to
Mary ]. Bennett and husband,
lots 4, 5, 8 and 9 in block 10,
Village of Lime Springs (old
town.. .....
Isaac N. Williams to Thos w.
Hunter, lots II to 81 inclusive
block Is, Lime Springs station
Carrie Anderbery and @. P.
Nash, ! of ST lots 2 and 3 in
block IL, Lime Springs station
John W. Platt and wife to Geo.
O. Leslie, lot s and lot 6 in
block 1, Riverside addition to
OueSUeT. ..................
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
From D. B. Allen, Cashier First State
Bank, Arlington, Ia. April23, 1903.

Mr.. J. G. COOPER, Decorah, Iowa.
DEAR SIR:-Your letter of inquiry
received and noted. The fact that 1
have two policies of $4,000 in The
Royal Insurance Co., and that l am
perfectly satisfied with the same, is
the strongest evidence of my conf
dence in the Company. Any financial
institution that is limited by law in
the investment Of its funds, in nom
fiuctuating, non-speculative securi-
ties, such as farm mortgages, munic-
ipal bonds, and loans on the cash sur.
render values Of its own policies, is
certainly entitled to public confidence.
Add to this the fact that the state of
Iowa requires sufficient of these secur-
tiles on deposit with the Auditor of
State to more than equal the amount
Of the Company's entire liability to
its policy holders, and I am unable to
conceive of more complete and abso-
lutte protection. This is the law un-
der which The Royal Uuion Insurance
Company operates, and for this reason
it has my unqualified endorsement
and confidence.
In addition to this, it is an Iowa
Company, and has for eighteen years
been steadily growing stronger and
better. 1t is securing the highest
rates of interest from its invested as
sets of farm mortgages in Iowa and
adjoining states, and this enables the
Company to pay its policyholders the
highest surplus earnings.
After most careful and thorough
investigation, take pleasure in COM
mending The Royal Uuion Mutual
Life Insurance Company, as I regard
1T one of the safest and best.
Yours very truly,
d. B. ALLEN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
For Rent.

My store building and residence In
Protiyin, Iowa. 1t is suitable for
store, hotel, restaurant, barber shop.
doctors office, harness shop, drug
store, for any one of which there is 9
good opening. Enquire at Alliance
Store, Cresco.
63t3. T. M. NovAK, Cresco, Ian
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
61W6
Notice to Clean Alleys.

Those having accumulations of ma
nure rubbish or filth IN their alleys or
barnyards are hereby notified to re-
move same before the 5th of May, 1903
or same will be removed by the city
and all expenses thereof will be charg-
ed against the property. This notice
is in accordance with city ordinance
and must be strictly complied with.
]. @. WEBSTER,
Mayor of CreSco,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
Sheen Din.

THYMo CREsoL, the cold water dip,
one of the finest Disnfectants made, a
germ killer around barn or yard; no
farm should be without it. Good for
Mango, Texas itch, etc., on horse,
ring worms on cattle, good to keep
your chickens healthy. Sold in any
quantity you want and shipped to any
part of the United States, by
@. d. NICHOLS,
6lw6 Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
Ladies'!

If you want to be made beautiful,
call and see Mrs. Mann at Miss Byrnes
Millinery Store, Thursday and Friday,
with full line of toilet and hair
goods, combs, etc. Will cure freckles,
falling hair, moles and corns. Free
demonstration In facial naA1sags.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
A Preacher Needed.

After the roads settle it might be q
good idea for the mail carriers and
milk haulers to get together and have
some good preacher talk to them.
'Tis said the boys have gotten their
language terribly mixed up and that
some Of their remarks are punctuated
with words relative to waterway OBJ
structions, and warmer country
Clarksyille Star.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
One on "YaIler." :"

Roe Brown was recently getting
shave in Bill Wilson's tonsorial par
lor, and the proprietor was the artist.
AS the tough whiskers on the chin
was reached, Roe asked:
"Say, Bill, isn't there a hack in your
razor?" to which Bill replied:
''See heah, Mistah Brown, what do
you eXpec' in razah, an automobile"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-28
Paw Up.

AS 1 am soon to leave Cresco, /
must have all accounts due me paid
by May 1st. The interested parties
will please give this their immediate
attention. DR.. I. E. McVAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
w. c. r.. u. Elects Officers.

YOUNGSTOWN. y. j., Oct. 16.-The
following officers were reelected at
the state convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance union: President,
Mrs. Emma Bourne of Newark; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Z. d. Dem
Arrest of Closter: recording secretary.
DR.. Eva NJ. Lake of Pleasantville:
treasurer, Mrs. II. l.. Carminade of
Camden. This was Mrs. Bourne's thir-
tenth successive election. She received
231 votes out of 240 cast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
START SEASONS WORK.
Meeting Last Night in School No.
was not Largely
Attended.

The Perth Amboy High School
Alumni Association held it's first meet
ing for the season in School No. /,
last night. A report Of the treasurer
showed a little over $50 in the treas
ury with a large sum in outstanding
dues.
There was an attempt to obtain the
opinion of members upon having lect-
ures or concerts this winter. Enthu-
siasm was not prominent. There was
a suggestion to have Booker . Wash
1ngton deliver a lecture, but no opin'
ions were expressed on the proposal.
Miss Louise Ramsay moved that the
executive committee make arrange.
ments for at least one lecture or con
cert this season. The motion wal
passed. Nothing definite as to the
nature of the affair was discussed
The meeting was in session but {
short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
DUMMY DIRECTORS.
Some Startling Testimony at
Shipbuilding Investigation.
GOULD NOT LOCATE THEIR PLANTS
Voted For an Increase of StockF From
$4,000 to $45,OOO,OOO and For the
Issue of 100000 of Securities
While Temporary Directors.

Issue OI % l,OUO,OuU OF Securlt1cA
While Temporary Directors.
NEW YORK, Oct. 16. The entire
time at yesterdays hearing of the Unit
ed States Shipbuilding company inves-
tigation before Referee Oliphant was
given up to the taking of testimony
covering the Incorporation and organ
ization of the company in New Jersey.
Frederic Seward, Horace Gould and
Kenneth McLaren, young men connect
ed with the Corporation Trust compa-
ny of New Jersey, who acted either as
incorporators or directors of the ship
building combination, were called to
the stand and examined at length as
to the circumstances under which they
Frederic Seward, who had served as
a director, was questioned for three
hours, the inquiry covering his con
nection with the company from the
time Alexander and Green asked him
to serve as a director until he resigned,
when the permanent officers were elect
ed. His stay on the stand was pro
longed because he would not admit
that he was a mere dummy acting
under the orders of the counsel of the
company. He held that he had used
his Independent judgment in voting on
the many important questions deter
mined by the directorate when he,
Louis Daily and Harold Newman of
the Corporation Trust company were
the three members of it..
Seward admitted that he did not
know the location of the plant or the
character of the business of the Har-
lan-Hollingsworth company, Moore &
Sons and the Canda company and said
that he was under the impression that
the Bethlehem plant was located at
Homestead.
Seward and the other temporary d.
rectors acted upon the increase in the
capital stock of the company from 3d.
600 to SIS 600, voted for the issu-
ance of securities to the amount of
ST. 100000 and decided other matters
of Importance, and the testimony indi-
Gates IN intention 10 attack the validi-
ty of all those transactions. 1t is
that theA original directors
were simply "dummi es" and that, while
the forms of the law were closely fol-
lowed at all of the meetings, none of
the directors was Properly a holder of
stock and that non9 of their acts was
of legal value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
Fnnet;a. rarty on Rat.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G.-A strange re
suit of the recent flood in Weehawken
was seen when Il funeral party Oh
RATS fioated down Grand street. The
funeral was that of Catherine Lyons.
who died of meningitis when the flood
was at its height, the water being
then more than six feet deep for an
area of two blocks around her house.
DR.. Stark made his way to the house
on a raft, and the pastor of st. Law
rence's Roman Catholic church had a
rowboat brought so that he might
reach the dying woman's side.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
The !
Pr R
| Millinery
The leading millinery Store
The leading millinery Store

We want to call your
attention this week to a
lot of Face Yelling, We
bought a lot of an import
er, the prettiest F a C e
Yelling ever manufactur-
ed, but by taking the
whole lot, we bought
them at such a price, that
we are able to sell them
from 1Oc per yard up.
Now don't delay. You
can't always get that.
quality of Yelling at those
prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16

Real Estate advertising in the Even
ing News brings results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
Mitchell on the "open" shop.

CHICAGO. Oct. 16. - John Mitchell
before the National Civic Federation
conference, in opposing the ''open'
shop. said: Il believe that trade union.
have a legal and moral right to exclude
nonunionists. but this right should be
exercised with the utmost care and
only after persuasion has been tried
and has failed"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

OteMrbettm + sum@ 0 t.
tesbienf It. Oieier @ebante mub
por alien ben Weni9en a%nlporneu CUR
Nrbeit. @enn es zines ieben WelenS
Yfidt uub natursemdbe Seitimmuns
lit, Soft gu bieneu auf feline @eiie,
bann lit es Yft9t bes Weni9en,
9ottsubtenen bus@ tbat=
trdfttse Nrbeit In ben uerl6te=
benen Serufen. in wel@e Soft ben
Wen,6eu bineinseiteIt bat. Sarum
lit es gang unb gar perfebrt. wenn
man9e 2eute BEL benz @ort gbrtiten=
tbum unb gbriltenphi6ten nur an BE-
l9ault9es 9ebeu unb @ebetaabunsen
tenteu. Oieie perseiien, baB gu ben
@briitenpfi@ten aud bic Irbeitspfi9t
seb6rt. Oas baben bic itnnisen bentz
l9en DEALER iebr mobl ertannt unb
besbalb nit gang beiouberer gorliebe
bic beilise Samilte absebilbet als eine
Namilie Der Nrbett. Nuf bteie @eiie
lit bas Gb~riiteptbum ber Erdser Der
europdii@en &ultur seworben unb
pirb es itets blei6en. Oas 1T 10
wabr, baB cine &ultur, wel6e Dem
gbriitentbum BEN &afen tebrt, ben
Sobesteim in ii@ aufntmmt. Oenn
obue gbrtitentbum stebt es feline Mrz
beitsebre unb Nrbettsa9tuns ; ba wirb
bic Mrbett lebtslt6 perrt6tet als Witz
tel gum @enuB. Mber fobalb bie
Wittel ba,u sewonnen iino, wir6 bic
@rbeit uesseworfen unb benienisen
iiberlahen, mel@e teinen b%euorsusten
glab an Der Safel bes 9ebens baben.
Cine &ultur aber, mel6e einen 1ol9en
@eiit in tbr Snneres etn6rinsen ldbt,
bepest it6 bereits auf Der i6iefen
@bene gum untecgana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
Mns Dem WDrbmeffen.
NlinnefDta

9ipefone. - SIM 2a6en pon
s. s. Simonion 1T am lebten Sonnz
tag Wersen Elm Seuer aussebro@en,
wel9es eiuen Sdaben pom etma $500
anridtete. Sn benz bei6a6isten &C.
bdube befanb it9 Bic 9anbofice unb
etn 8arbierlaben, iomie eine Cigar
renfabrit. Oas syeuer fam bur9 Ell
men befetten S9ornitetn aus. Ser
S9aben lit bur@ gerit6eruns pouz
itanbis sebedt.
groofftou IT, Nm Wontas traf
bier cine Depel@e Elm, NIT Der Nad=
ri9t, baB SRI. @ertrub StraBburz
ger, mel9e bier am 1. Oe5ember auf
10 sebeimutBpoIe @etie peridmanb,
it6 In gulbertlon, Wont., befinbet.
Ote Oepei@e lit pon Sol. Wortn, Ell
mem friberen iunsen Wanne pon &eb
Safe Sails, unterset6net.
e.-Nm Mittmo9 brann=
tie babier bas &epere @ebdube ab.
IS wurbe pou elmer Nnsabl armer
Samilien bemobnt, beren 8erluit etn
GROCER lit. @iele ber Samilten ret
teten nur bas nadte 9eben unb itn6
Der 9ilfe bebirfttst. Ser am &C.
bdube ansert6tete S@aben 'belduft it@
auf etwa $4,000.
2it9ftelb.-Srt. Nbbie, MEL
der rpesen grmorbuns bes beiabrten
gbepaars, Milton @orbon unb Sat-
tin, mel9es i'm lesten @tnter In if
rem 6etm in ber Ndbe uon bier per-
brannte, proSeiltrt murbe, 1T BON ben
@eidworenen entlaitet worben.
MIbert9ea.- Ser etma IS
Sabre ate gb. 2arIon murbe ami Neu=
iabrstase in ben &od SslanS 8abn
Yarbs pom etuem l3use iberfabren
unb In swet Stide setbeilt.
Mtlaca. - Yoftmeifter 6. IS.
gunbp pon Onamia, @tue 9acs 60.
mo- er 5uslei9 einen aasemeinen San=
belslaben betrteb, lit na@ unbefannz
ten &esionen uerl@wunben. Wan
slaubt, baB ct infolse financieaer
S9mtertsfetten seitesseit0rt ruurbe.
@unbp, wel@er Samilie bat, binters
lteB etne Netis, in wel6er CT ertlarte,
baB er nidt mebr suridtebren werbe.
Bart &aptbs. - @dbrenb
bes gu gnbe se9ansenen Sabres
murben in 9ubbarb County 100 eimz
itdtten aufsenommen unb iin6 babur6
etpa 10000 Ider quite 0anbereien
benz iteuer5aren gtsentbum bes County
betsefast morben. Das &esierunSsz
Lamb In 9ubbarb County 1T fait gang
uersrifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
SIbsSafpta.

Scrip. - 3wet Cars, wel6e ii9
uon einem N~rbettssuse bes Spearflb=
3metses Der Burlington" losl0 item,
serietben pom @eleiie unb itirsten tn
einen Nbsrunb, mo- tie uoIfdnbis 5er=
trimmert anlansteu.
StourSalls. SIN benz als
0~aserbaus Ser Wcgormid Otutlton
Der uSnteruatiOnal Sarueiter gompa=
M" benusen speiitodtsen 8aditetnse=
bdube brad Seuer aus, wel6es am
@ebdube unb Snbalt etnen S@aben
pon $12, 900 Bis SIS, 900 anri6tete.
Mtuer. Ser Nano : Yoftbote
&t9arbion, beiien &oute it6 pon bter
iabweitli3 ausbebnt, unb Der bteie
Stabt Dor etma sebn Gasen uerlteB,
lit Biz iebt nod nt6t suridsetebrt.
Ob i'm unpai1trbare StraBen ODER
Elm nnfau suridbalten, 1T unbefannt.
Stursts. - s. S. 5enrp's
S@mtmirtbi6aft uno Eansballe in
Nortb Stursis tit bur@ Seuer, beiien
gntltebunsSuria@e unbefanrt, serit0rt
morben. Ser @erluit betrdst $4,000,
bic @ert@eruns 50, 500. SIM gan=
gen felen flint @ebduli6teiten ben
Slammen gum pfer, wel6e ale 9enrp
seb0rien.
Aberdeen. - Nuf Der Sarm
pom Salton & Cons, IS Weilen a0rb=
lid uon Breton, 1T man betm 8obren
zines arteltl9en 8runnens in ber Ete=
fe Don 700 SuB auf Del seratben,
mel9es aettmeiie nit FOLDER @ewalt
emporities, baB es it@ sebn SUP iber
BEN 8ooen erbob, morauf bann mtez
ber @dier folste. Webrere Sdiier
Del rpltrben auf bieie @eiie semon=
men. Man mtr6 bas Del besislt@
ietnes @ertbes elmer &robe unterwerz
fen.
Wi@igan.
Oetrott. - Ote Gibensuder=
Sabrifankn bteies Staates baben If
re Sertrter I'M 8unbesl enat aufs
seforbert, sesen ben &esiprositdts=
9ertras nit Cuba gu ftimmen. @i@t
10 dnstltd itnb bic @abensuder=2eute
In anberen Staten; nod tbrer Ins
it@t mtrb tie 3udereinfubr aus Cuba
Fe ni@t iqdbisen, %ionbern bO6itens
ben tdslt6m 3uma@s I'M 3uderuerz
brau@ unieres 2anbes beden, wabrenb
bic etnbeimide Probuftion fur bteien
8ebarfs5um@s ntdt binrei9e.- gtz
ne &abensuf erfabrif In Mi6isen bat
tint lebten Sabre 40 Prosent Oiuibens
be be3ablt. wdbrenb anbere %, 80
unb 80 prpent ~besablten. @ine an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

BET BET lesten @abl &anbtbat fir
@ountpaumalt auf benz bemofratii6en
|Sidet. Serr Cattle mar CUR !3eit iei=
mes Sobes sc Sabre alt. SIN Sabre
1862 tam er na9 Stiumater, mel6e
'Stabt felt ieuer !3ei. feline 9eimatb
war. Oas 8esrdbntB fanb pon ietner
bieitsen 8obnuns aus ftatt.
Nprb=D afpfa.
Stsmarf d. - nbltce gbilfoH,
mel9er it9 felt etntsen Wonateu urt=
ter Der 8ei6ulbisuns, ben alten Sur
mer Stmou @el@ Dor smei Sabren
,ermorbet gu baben, i'm bteitsen Count
tp @efdnsntHe befanb, murbe benz
nd9lten @eri6tstermin iiberpieien
unb sesen feline eisene &autiousitel=
lung aus benz @efdnsniB en%tlaiien.
SIS ltest fein 8eweismatertal sesen
i'm Dor uno seidab bies Bios Der Sorm
balber.
@ abpeton.- Ser S9u(ratb
in abercrombie Fat Contracts nSei9en
fir bic Grri6tuns zines smeiitOdisen
Dad ltetnzS @ulbauies erlaiien.
Wtnto.-Oas in 1881 erbaute
Winto 9ouls" lit In Der Sonntas
Na6t niebersebrannt. 9err Souls
&amorsft war ber @tsentbimer, unb
idabt berielbe BEN 8erluit auf $4,000;
Bite 8erii6eruns betrdst $4,000.
n.-&tttp 8onbu=
rant, welde bter Dor einiser a3ett
9bomas 8afer sur9 etnen S9ub
l@wer uermunbete, wurbe unter $4,000
@rl6einunss= 8arsi6aft 6emO iitritts=
seri@t abermieien. Wan bdlt bielelbe
fur i~rritnnts. 8ater sebt lansiam iei=
ner @%eneiuns entsesen.