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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
TEHItTUL DflUiN1iVl|
Ciudad Bolivar Has Boen Attacked
in Two Directions.
BY LAND AND BY SEA
Revolutionists Are Reported TO Have
Sustained Terrible Casualties,
Over Two Hundred Being
Dead In Streets.

soledad. Venezuela. July 2O.-sunday
morning at o'clock an engagement
between the government forces and
revolutionists who occupy Cludad Boil
ivar began In two directions. The revo.
lutionists opened battle. AZ o'clock
the smoke over Ciudad Bolivar was &C
thick tina, It was impossible to see the
city. At o'clock the government
troops. after a terrible fight. In which
they lost more than 100 men. captured
the cemetery. At s o'clock the Vene.
zuelan fleet. consisting Of five men-of.
war. shelled the government war build.
Ing at Ciudad Bolivar.
AZ 10 o'clock the revolutionist nag
disappeared from the government
building and at IL all the streets near
that building were captured by the
government forces and charge OF all
government soldiers In the city or
dered. The wounded were then Begin
ming 10 arrive at government head
quarters from all directions and the
hight was general. but the movements
could not be followed from here In con-
sequence OF the smoke caused by the
FIRE OF the artillery Of the revolution
lists. which seemed formidable. IL was
answered vigorously by the govern
ment guns. only a few shots reached
the fleet Al 2 O'Clock In the afternoon
the blockhouse opposite the govern
ment building was captured by storm.
The rovolutionists seemed 10 be resist
ing desperation. An Associated Press
correspondent will follow the advance
with Gem Rivas.
The spectacle IN the streets % Cludad
Bolivar when the smoke was cleared
away was heartrendlng. There We're
over 200 dead revolutionists IN the
streets. not counting wounded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
GkAVR.
Pope Leo Sunday Night Went Into
State of Coma.
CALLED FOR NURSES
He Was In an Unconscious Condition
Throughout the Night and the
Doctors Stated That the
End Was Near.

Rome, July 2o.-The pope lay sun
day in a state OF coma and there are
grave doubts in the minds OF his doc
tors whether he win ever completely
emerge. His immediate dissolution
seems to be only avertod by the reli'
ability Of the action OF his heart. Ills
pulse. though weak. continues steady
shortly before midnight DR.. Lappon
said to the Associated Preess:
''The pope Is in state OF coma,
which may be called the condition pre-
ceding the last agony. the duration OF
which II is impossible TO forecast. al
though everything leads TO the belief
that his condition cannot last. To be
more exact. he is still In state OF tor
por and stupor. from which. however.
he rouses occasionally when ne hears
sharp sounds. as. for Instance. the in
sistent voices OF one OF his famillars
calling loudly to him. Left alone he
relapses Immediately into a condition
OF torpor. Al intervals he mutters in
his sleep. continuing To have forebod-
ings that he Is being abandoned by
his valet. Contra, and myself.
These are the symptoms OF inclpient
cerebral anemia and general exhaus-
ton. He can no longer turn In his bed
without assistance ana Is being kept
alive by artificial stimulants. During
the last twenty-three hours he has had
two injections OF camphorated oil.
three OF caffeine and two hypodermlcs
OF salt water. heesldes drinking slim
ulants"
Both the italian government and the
authorities OF the Vatican have made
final preparations Tor the popc's death.
The government Is rlgidly censuring
all kilograms and telephone communal
cation between Italy and the rest OF
the continent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Thanks Returned.

Rome. July 20.-President Roose-
velts telegram expressing the presi-
dents sympathy for his holiness Ia thh
hour of supreme anxiety and asking
70 be- Informed u the condition u the
venerable patient has been received
The vatican authorities are deeply APP
preclative OF this expression 90 the
American president. and recall the corr
dial personal exchanges between the
president and the pope when the vol
umes OF presidential messages and pa
pal enclcllals were exchanged. Cardi
nal Rampolla sent an answer 90 the
message. which contained the thanks
OF the Vatican authorities for the 500
llcitude expressed by the president.
and also the latest information con-
corning the condition Of the pope.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
TWO KILLED
Mob Shot Them Down. end a Deputy
Also Lost His Life.

Red Lodge Mont. July eo-Jim
German. who Killed his brother about
a year ago. and ran on with his broth
ers wife. and a man named Walters.
who killed a widow named Hoover AZ
Hot Springs two years ago because she
refused 90 marry him. were lynched az
Basin. Wye sunday. C.. r. Pierce. a
deputy sheriff. was killed during the
attack on the Jail
\ state OF lawlessness prevails In
northwestern Wyoming which has null
lihei al attempts nt law and order
From President Monett % the Mon
iana and Wyoming Telephone COM
pany. who is now making tour Of
inspection OF HIS complny's Zines,
comes the news 81 the 'ynChug. and
OF an appeal for help from Sheriff Fem
ton 81 Big Horn county. who has ar
rested q number % prominent cattle
men near Thermopolls sheriff Fen.
ton has appealed Co the governor o.
Wyoming Tor assistance OF the militia
In getting his prisoners 90 Basin
Saturday night mob 90 about nftv
unmasked men rode up the east bank
81 the Big Horn and compelled the
ferryman 10 carry them across the
river. They made no demonstration
until they entered Basin. when five
shots were fired as warning The
men proceeded Il once 20 the county
jall and fired volley into the jail
Deputy Pierce and Special Deputy
Meade were guarding the prisoners az
the time. one bullet grazed Meade's
shoulder ana entered Pierce's heart
Members 81 the mob then quickly pro-
cured. two telephone poles and batter
ed the Jail doors down. They first
came 10 Walters. who was crouched IN
his cell. pitcously begging for mercy.
No needless torture was resorted TO.
Walters was shot Instantly.
The mob next found German. whose
body was pierced by i've bullets. and
was LEFT presumably dead H. ,inger-
ed. however. until Sunday forenoon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21

Thousands Were Present. at Final Ep.
worth League Meetinas.

Detroit. Mich. July 2J.-One Of the
finest gatherings in the convention was
the mems meeting In Tent ontario
Sunday morning. which was presided
over by y. +. Dlefendorff OF Canajo-
harie. y. Y. There were $500 men
present and their voices swelling forth
In Onward Christian Soldiers the
battle hymn OF the Epworth League.
was one OF the grandest efforts OF the
convention. Rev. q. II. Stewart OF
Cleveland. Tenn. stirred the gathering
10 a high pitch OF enthusiasm with his
exhortations lnterspersed with anec-
dotes and stories.
we are shaping our religion to our
commercial Ideas" he said instead OF
our commercial ideas To our religion.
We are cutting down the Bible to make
II fit the exigencies OF our business and
the Bible is true"
Dr. j. a. Lester OF Nashville. Tenn.
urged the men 10 do stronger battle
for their religion and the church.
"Too many men," he said. turn
themselves into women when the fight
comes"
Mrs. Jennie NJ Bingham OF Herke-
mier. N. Y. presided over the womens
meeting In Auditorium Epworth and
the speakers there were Miss Eleanor
Miller OF Hamline. Mimi. Mrs. r. +.
Harrison 81 London. ont. and Miss
Iva May Durham OF 81. Louis. Mo.
More than 10000 little children at
tended the chidren's meeting In the
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. C.,
II, Spencer OF Kansas city Mo-. pre-
sided and the speakers were;
Mrs. Annie +. Smiley OF Springfield
Mass. Rev. r. J. Trelaven OF Toronto
Ont. and Miss Mady II. Dennis OF
Richmond. Ind.
In addition to the three afternoon
meetings Glove feasts" were held at
a. m. In a dozen churches IN differ
en-: parts Of the city.
Bishops Joyce and Galloway presided
IN the two largest Meihodists churches
Of the city. the Central and the Simp-
son.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
j. wv. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a G & N
Have In ONCE the only set OF Abstract Books VI
b. ARCS County Land titles.
FOR SALE.

Biaros County Land titles.
FOR SALE.
About los acres located one mile
from court house, % acres in cultiva-
ton and balance In pasture. Fenced
with 6wires. Price $4,000.
About OF and one-quarter acres
near schoc house In southeast part
Of town. Small .-.N cottage, tenant
house and yell on premises. Price
$3.50.
six room house and two lots OF
round located four blocks from
Main street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price 1920.
One half of n block near Allen
academy. Price $4,000.
About IS acres of land on south
Side OF town, good new 4-room house
with we'll, cistern and out-houses.
Price 5000.
l-room house, with pantry. hall
and two galleries. Tub cistern, bor-
ed we'll, stable and garden. Locat-
ed blocks from Courthouse. Rents
for $500 per month. Price $4,000.
The Joe II Reed home place; one
quarter block OF ground and 8 room
two-story frame dwelling $3.50
One half block Of ground Rdioin-
ing the ID & DeMaret place Price
$500
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Presiden, pe.nlv Touched.

oyster Bay. y. Y, July 2O.-Pres.dcnt
Roosevelt was deeply touched 40 the
death OF Pope Leo. At his home az
Sycamore Hill. upon being Informed OF
the demise of the venerable head OF
the Catholict church. he dictated the
following for the Associated Press:
1.-THE president expresses profound
regret az the death Of the venerable
pontin, whose long career no less than
his xalted character. has commanded
the respect Of all Christendom."
The president said that In uttering
these sentiments he was giving express
sion 20 the feeling OF all the people OF
the United states. wholly without re-
gard 10 their religious faiths
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Eertun. aes. % Nsnhsa.

New York. July Despite an ops
Grafton which was expected 20 save her
me. the widow OF r, %. MatthIcsscu
former president OF the American SUI
gar Refining company is dead at her
summer home Zoo Morristowu ~. j.
from appendicitis Her husband died
In Paris two years ago. leaving an es-
tate of gi5O0O.0o0 Hls widow was a
large donor TO various charitable works
The couple had no children and tho
great fortune win fall 20 Conrad II.
Matthlessou. a nephew.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Trains Marrow Eseape.

Lacrosse. wis, July 2o-Reports
were received here 81 severe storm
which swept over the country twenty
miles south 81 here late Friday afr
noon. washing out small bridgs and
doing damage 70 crops Near clayton.
Ia. on the Dubuque division % the
Milwaukee road. a freigh; train mar
rowly escaped going through q bridge.
which had been partly washed out
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
WHIPPED EIGHT
Young Man Thrashed Soldiers Who
lnsulted His Lady Companion.

ST Joseph. No. July Ca squad Of
milltiamen az the Lake Contrary en-
campmcnt made some remarks about
girl who had accompanied Marvin
Winton 20 the camp. lie resented a.
and whipped eight men IN uniform,
Their friends rallied. and the man was
driven almost into the lake. Winton
drew a knife and cut several soldiers
before the row could be stopped by
constables The prisoner was again
attacked on street car while In
charge Of the constables. and badly
beaten. A large mob gathered. and
was dispersed with great d!ficulty by
the officers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21

Detroit. Mich. July 20.-With seven
meetings sunday night all splendidly
attended. the sixth intornationa, con-
vcution OF the Epworth League came
20 close. Denver was that afternoon
decided upon for the next convention.
The same programme was followed AZ
all of the meetings sunday ulght. Ad-
dresses were made on three subjects.
Christ our King" Ellis ConquCring
Kingdom" and My Place Boa the
Army" followed by o. waiting hour
the descent % the Holy Spirit.
Tho official resolutions OF the COM
ventIous were also adopted by each
meeting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
CORPSE" CUT a cAPeR.

Jumped Up and swore az Being Han
died So Roughly.
Rochester y. Y. July 20.-Georgr
Wilson. an old resident. who was pro-
nounccd dead by his attendants Satur-
day night. has come 10 life when the
undertaken arrived Wilson's body was
stin and cold. Preparations We're be-
ing made for embalming when the sup
posed corpse suddenly jumped NJ and
swore at the undertaken for handling
him 50 roughly. The coroner has is-
sued an order forhdding embalming
until twelve hours after certified
deaths
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Annoin,ed hv ordniner.

Kansas city. Mo- July 2O-RNv.
Father Thomas Francis Li.l!s. rector
OF - patrick's parish. this city. has
been appointed vicar general ~ the
Kansas city diocese by Bishop Hogan.
Father LiliIs who IS forty-one years
o,d. was ordained priest eighteen
years ago by BISHOP Hogan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21

Washington. July 20-Act.ng Secre-
tary OF state LOOMS sent the following
cahlegram 90 Cardinal Rampolla az
Rome. ITO His Em.nence. Cardinal
Rampolla, Rome: The president DE-
reefs me to convey through YOU appro-
pathy with his holiness in this hour
Of supreme suspense and 90 request
that ne be- advised Of the condition OF
the venerable sufferer.
FRANCIS p. LOOMS.
Acting Secretary OF State"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
GROUND TO PIECES.
Terrible Accident by Which -Four Live,
Were Lest

Cincinnati July 2O-Four persons
were instantly Killed near che Avon
dale suburban station on the cincin.
rat. Lebanon and Northern division
o. 90 Pennsylvania railroad while
walking on The tracks They were.
Louis aud William MUIR aged four
teen and eleven years and two uu.ien.
sized young men. While walking
through deep Cut on curve they
GOT out of the way Of 1u outgoing eN-
CursIou tuin and We're struck on the
other track by nm Incoming passenger
train. aIi being ground Co pieces The
MUIR boys were The only support 0f
their widowed mother The engineer
ON the incoming train sl.d he ga not
see the men and boys ne was almost
upon them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Service, No, Needsd.

Ia Junta. Colo. July -U-When the
200 Santa Re shopmou who struck o.
cause 90 the non-auIyai of their pay.
reported Tor work Friday they were
informed that their services were no
longer required. The strikers declare
they VIII attempt 90 cali Out al OF the
shopmen on the Santa Fe system.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
Three Contracts Filled.

Austin. July 2O.-Three contracts
were nled In the state department
wherein the New Mexico Railway and
Coal company Of New Mexico purchases
from Burnham- Williams Of Phl.adel-
phla twenty-five freight locomotives
and other rolling stock for $500 .23l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21

Huntington. w. v. A.. july 20.-Will-
rm vlnsou of Caulesburr ky, was
uIIy stabbed by Gust8ya Eprs. "a ne
3D. here. Epps was pursued by e
POSSE TO Twelve Polo Hv-r whore ne
was drowned while trying 20 swim to
the opposite shore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
roothniok Mnshnle.

81. Louis. July Ca toothplck ma
chine which cuts ont perfect picks from
the wood az the rate ~ 1000 r. minute.
a different advertisement being print
"a ON each one. viii bs feature %
the machinery building 40 the Worlds
fair
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21
OFF FOR IRELAND.
King and Queen Of Great Britain and
Princess Victoria Depart.

Frlncess Vlctorla Depart
London. July 20 king Edward and
Queen Alexandra, accompanied by
Princess Victoria and their suites. left
London FOR Ireland. Thought the day
was gloomy large ceowds gathered 100
front Of Buckingham palace and along
the route 10 Euston station and euthu-
siasticaily choered their mnjesties. who
drove 20 the depot iu state landaus. es-
cored hy "a detachment % the house
hold cavalry. The king wore the uni-
form OF an admiral
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-21

Cleburne. Tex. July 2O.-Engineer
Gerard. struck by a sign board on
bridge near Midlothian while looking
from his cab window died here
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17
Serman Wertlin idwsr berlebt.

9lm 6ltli9en gnoe oes Union Sabn=
bots rannte beute Morgen Elm bon Den
S0fen tommenoer 3ug Der s. & q.
Sabn ge9en einen 9Da9en Der 6irma
Sacob WteB9er & So.
Der 3utI9er oesIelben, Sermann
Mertlin, puroe nit FOLDER @udt auf
oas 9eleiie 9eidleuoert. oab er be-
mubtlos liegen blieb. Or. Cunning
bam pom Sispeniarium, pel9er ber=
beigerufen porosn mar, befiirttet, oaB
Wiertlin innerli9e 8erleBun9en oabon=
eetragen bat.
@r puroe per 9lmbulan5 na9 ieiner
@obnung 013 Sapfon Str. bef0r=
bert. Sein @assn mar oemOlirt por=
ben, Die pferoe aber tamen nit serin-
gen 8erleBun9en bapon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17
Snbianapplis Snb, Dpnnerfas H. September 1903

fori9nng, einitwsilsn Die vSermGn
Nmerican Mnnals" als Organ beg
8unoes gu ertldren uno ielbitfolglia
oeren llebernabme our6 ben 8uno.
puroe gutgebeiBen uno beialohen. baB
ieoer Staatsperbano fia oerpfli6tet,
ieoes Sa5r Dem Yublitaiionsfonb $25
su;uuenoen unb fiir 8erbreitung Der
S9rift sn aeitiren. gs muroe ferner
bei6lohen, ben National=Suno incor=
poriren su laiien.
Or. Seramer 9ing gum S9luB aut
Die Seamteawa6l ii6er uno mari elm,
oaB es nidt gut lei Die Seitung oes
Sunoes 5u lange in oenielber Sdnosn
lieee. @r piini9e, oaB Der Torort,
Dem bic 2Sabl Der 8eamten na4 Der
Contribution oblie9e, naA Snoiana=
polis berlest weros. Serr 8oeldner
erniOerte, oab bic Organization nod
in ben &inoerI1uben itede uno man
am belten t6ue, ben 2ebrer niat su
dnbern. Die @orte fanoen einitimmi=
gen SeifnQ.
Serr 8uter bsantra9te,, oaB Penn=
Iplpania au3 fir Die ndditen Stpei
Sabre ben 8orort bebalten iOle, uno
oieier Yori9la9 puroe unter lautem
8eifau angenOmmen. Serr Senoer
moate Die Ssamten iOfort erudblt ba=
ben, bod betonte Der Yrdlioent, oaB
Die Contribution nur BON elmer Webr=
6eit Der Staats- -Serbanoe our6 cine
urab Itimmung gednoert tpetoen tOnnte.
gta6oem nod Die iibli6en Santesbs=
i9ldiIe angenommen uOroen waren,
berta9te ii9 Der 9onoent nit einem
breifadsn Sod auf ben Hational.
8uno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17
SnSiana Staats= =Sair.

9lud beute pieoer lieB in 6olee Der
rauben unO unbefdnbigen @itterunJ
Der 8eiu4 Der v6air" biel su miini9en
iibris. Die neutrality-suspicious. bat
oenn au9 i9On ieoe DOfnung aui
einen llsberi6uB uufsessSen unO fie if
frOs. tpenn lie nit einem blauen Iu9e
bapon tommt, ooer nit anberen Wor=
ten, tuenn Ginnabmen uno ausgaben
ii9 oeden miirbsn.
Die Saupt 4usgaben, tpel9e Die
Seb6roe su beitreitsn bat iino Souia's
Sapeae unb bic preiie, wel9e iib
insseiummt auf $4,000 belaufen.
Sa aber beri6ieoene &ennen ni9t
abfolpirt Doroen iinc, 10 miro ii3
oieie Summe nod bsrminoern.
Seute Nbeno con;ertirt Souia' 8
Gapele pieoet in Der Somlinion Sale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17
Sm b:imatblider Groe
@erben gtluin S9ntibt's iterbIi9e neberrsite
Die Ieste 8ubeitdtte finben.

Serr unb 6rau 9orens Sdmiot fno
bon i6rer 3siI. na9 9eutialano sus
riifeetebrt. sic baben Die 2ei4e ibres
Dor fiinf Sabren in Berlin naA tur5er
3rantbeit berforbenen dlteiten Sobnes
@lpi:1 miteebradt. Sieielbe miro mor=
gen i'm Samilienbesrdbnilie auf @rOipn
SiQ our lebten &ube befattet peroen.
9llpin S9miot itano i'm %. 2ebens=
jabre, als Elm tiifii9es gterpenfieber
ieinem Saisin elm raibes gnoe bereis
tete. @r bate feline dr,tli6e 9lusbil=
buns i'm rSnoiana Meoical @Olleae"
eenohen uuo sebprte Johann ein Sabr
lang Dem drstliben Stabe oes st. Sin=
cent.Soipitales an. I'm Ii4 in ieinem
8erufe peiter aus3ubiloen, be9ab er ii4
na6 Berlin, mo es ibm in GOlge ieiner
5h9tisteit 9elang, in Der oortigen
v@6aritee", benz beriibmten Itdotiiben
SrantcnbauIe, cine Qnltelluns als 9lif.
ftenS-9r3t su erbalten.
@dbreno oieier 3eit mar es, oaB er
bon Der tobtbrineenoen 3rantbeit be-
fallen wuroe. Sie gesroisung fano
in Su9um, poIslbft cine Sdpefer oes
@erbli9ensn anidilis 1T. tatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17
Trsip. Tenerpebr= yetsraaem.

Sie Stats Sereini9ung DER Srei=
pilligen Observation-Disclosures bat in
ibrer Sahresueriammlung Wm. Wfer=
fer aus Nsw albanp (68) gum Yrdfi=
benten on Stelle bes peritorbenen Ben.
3. @rei6 ertpdblt. Serner purbe elm
@omite ernannt, weldes babin arbeiten
iOa, baB bic nddite 2esislatur eiil @e=
ieB bsaislib 8riinbung zines peniiOns-
6onos fir beoiirftise 6reiu. 6euer=
tpebr= @eteranen paIlirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-17

''"H@ W. ~<"Nl'S1i"S"uS Pt91Hotl Jtu-
bert &obertiOn, ben San bor einem
Special &idter psr6anbeln su laKen.
gls folder puroe Der Mnpalt %. q.
SborntOn ernannt.
Der iugenoli9e Ybotosrapb &obert
WcSonalo tpuroe iduloie befunoen,
obicOae photographer beresitelt gu
baben. @r muroe gu 60 Sagen Ir=
beitsbaus uno elmer @eloifrafe bon $40
uno Soften berurtbeilt.
Sie td9li9e e g 9aben=
er abtlase.
Srau Ilice u. Sones bat bic Stra=
benbabn=@ =@sIsai9aft auf $4,000 S9a=
oeneriaB Oerilast. Sic pulIie oor
einisen Wo9en bon elmer electriiden
Gar abifeisen, als oieielbe ii9 gu friib=
seitig in Sewegun5 ieyte. Sic &ldee=
rim puroe 81 Sooen 9eidlsuoert uno
erbeblid berlebt.
SreuIoie @befreuen.
SObn s. Sobnion bsi6uloist in iei=
ner segen feline Srau erbobenen S9ei-
bunssttage bieielbe oes tbdtli9en Mn=
sriffs, Der Sruntenbeit, Der unmorali=
tdt, bes gbebru9s unb bes bDswi0isen
8erlafens.
Sra &oB, tpel9er bon ieiner Satin
Clara sei9ieoen gu perben tpiini6t,
tla9t bieielbe an, oas 6. 8ebot berlebi
3u baben.
SIM Oli3ei9eri6t
ipurOen folsenbs Sd0e beri6obsn:
Omer 8rODn, 6dli9ung, ben %.
ois., @barles Waoiion, Morb unc
8rOboiebifabl, ben 80, German 5.
Newman, tbdtli9er 9lnsriff, ben IL.
ols., Sobn SebenD, Werfiibrung, ben
%. bIs.
6. @iefe's Setament.
Sas Seitament bes Dor einisen So.
gen perforbenen 2eidenbefattsrs 6.
Wieie 1T i'm Yrobatseribt beitdtiet
tporoen. Safslbe iit bonn 9. gfopenl.
Der 1888 batirt. Der Seltator be-
itimmt sund9f, baB Iein Sobn 6reo,
penn berielbe 81 Sabre alt seworbeu
1T, $1,000 erbalten iol. Sollte er es
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