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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
AN AUTO CHASE.
Parson of South River and ssPre&.
test Girl, Are Missing.

test Grip Are Missing.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May 19.--
Never before have the social and re-
ligious circles of South River, quiet
little hamlet about five miles out Of
here, sustained such a shock as they
received when the word went around
that the Rev. J. F. Cordova, pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
who has left q wife and family, was
missing from his home and that Julia
Browne, called by some ''the prettiest
girl in all New Jersey" was being
sought for by her father.
Following the mysterious disappear
ance of the pair, there came the story
of wild automobile chase over the
country roads made by Mr.. Browne
and friend, of clews picked up only
to be lost again and of the return of
the disconsolate father. The police of
ALI the towns and cities of the state
have been notified to watch for the
clergyman and the girl. The authori-
ties of New York city have been in
formed of the disappearance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Dovney was Too Late.

TACOMA, WASH, May 19.-Praying
for his wife and child, penning them
an affectionate letter and executing his
will, Fireman Downey, pinioned be-
meath the massive weight of his en-
CINE suffering extreme agony and con-
scious of his approaching death was
the calmest of the crowd that wit
messed the pathetic scenes following
the wreck of the Great Northern fier
at Munroe last night When the crash
came the engineer reversed and jump
ed, clearing the wreckage, but Downey
was an instant too late.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
FoRTY-FouRTH BALLOT.
SzlInois Republican Conventfon still
DeadlOeked

illinois Republican Conventions still
DeadlOclxed.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May 19.--It was
evident with the assembling of the
delegates to the Republican state con-
yention here that the old stubborn
ness remained and there would be lit
lie change in the voting for governor,
at least for time. Still, it was known
that some radical plans were discuss
ed at the conferences and strong meas
Hres proposed to end the deadlock.
The strain is growing severe, and it is
said that something must give way
soon
When Chairman Cannon called the
convention to order some time elapsed
before he was able to suppress the
confusion in the hall and direct the
clerk to call the roll
The forty fourth ballot stood: Yates,
478; Lowden, 1929; Deneen, 1861;
Hamlin, 113; Warner, SO; Sherman, 2;
Pierce, 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19

the taste of the most particular
man; well made shirts, too, being "
: as near perfection as tbs possible
to get a shirt; these are mall
whites, with stripes and figures
and the hobby grays, cham
I payne and blue shades, in plain
and stripes, 98c each
MEMS FANCY HALF HOSE.
New tans and grays in solid col 4
ors and embroidered spots and
stripes, 121ac to 25c pair
The sale of Seconds in the MEMS
.ONEITA KNIT UNION SUITS is stu
going on; some of the sizes have been
closed out, but there is still a fair as
sortment:
The $3.50 quality at SIC a suit
The 81 quality at csc SUI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19

New York Capitalists at Pittsburg.
PITTSBURG, May 10. John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., and party of. New
York capitalists have arrived here as
the guests of A. j. Cassatt, president
of the Pennsylvania railroad. They
were later turned over to. Henry O..
Fr1ck, who will show them the city
Mr.. Frick has bought some of the best
land in the lower part of the city. It
has been reported that the land will be
used by the Pennsylvania railroad for
additional terminal facilities
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
j. w. Lounsbury Dropped Dead.

PORT CHESTER, n. Y, May 49,
John w. Lounsbury, the aged million
aire, banker, politician and phiiantinro-
pist, Of Port Chester and friend OF
John d. Rockefeller, dropped dead on
his return home from drive here. He
had Just alighted from his carriage
and fell lifeless at the feet of his
coachman. Mr.. Lounsbury, who was
eighty years old, had been a Repub-
ican leader in Westchester county for
fifty years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Favor CIeveIand,s Nomination,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 10
Sterling Holt, James L. Reach, George
Mcdonald and other Democrats who
were prominent in their opposition to
w. j. Bryan in 1895 and all of whom
were connected with the Gold Demo
cratic organization are heading a
movement which has for its object the
sending of Cleveland Democrats to St.
Louis to urge the latter's nomination
for the presidency.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
shet Sea Lion In sslf pefensa.

KANSAS CITY, May 19.-Enraged at
the rush of the train, one of three sea
lions broke from cage in a Wells
Fargo express car on the Atchison rail-
eoad and attacked the messenger, who
was forced to shoot it to save his life.
w. III. May, the messenger, released
Two bulldogs, but they refused to at
tack the lion. The animal weighed
Boo pounds and was being taken from
San Francisco to New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
MEMS GOODS.

Ills well to keep your eye OH this
Mems Department of ours. Some new
thing for the men is being continually
brought forward and on the staple ar
ticles you'll find prices always a little
lower than elsewhere.
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AT 48c
EACH.
Very stylish patterns every one of
( them; some look as swell as the
ST kinds in these neat stripe and
figured madras; others come in
the cheviots, Penang and percale,
in the light and dark colors, all
have cuffs to match, price 4Sc each
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AT orc
EACH.
They're handsome enough to suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
SAVE YOUR DISCOUNT.

The Democrat subscription is So
per year and il paid in advance a dis
count of 10 per cent is allowed. Or
those preferring to take advantage of
our magazine offer can have the
lWonan's Home Companion, a maya
zine that ranks with tne best sent
to their address free Of charge. Bills
are sent to subscribers at the begin
ming of the term, so that those who
wish can take advantage of the offer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19

I VANCOUVER, B. G., May 19.-All
fhe boards of trade in, the province
have united to send strong delega-
hon to Ottawa to urge the government
20 place duty on rough American
lumber coming into Manitoba from
Bhs United States free. One thousand
prominent men all over Canada have
been written to and asked for assist
9nce in inducing the government to ex-
Sct an American lumber duty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Divorce In Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 19.-In his
address at the annual convention Of
the Maine Episcopal diocese here Bish-
OPP Robert Goldman laid particular
stress on the prevalence Of divorce in
the state. He said that during the past
year there had been one divorce to ev-
cry seven marriages in Maine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
NJ. GREEN, 30 Bank 81.
,aepuBllcan Leaders with Pre.ident


# WASHINGTON, May lex Gov
ernor Black of New York. ex-Secretary
of War Root and Senator lodge of
Massachusetts held conference with
the president last night, at which
there was canvassed matters connect
ed with the next national Republican
conventionsand the subsequent election
campaign. Ex-Governor Black has
been definitely selected to place Presi-
dent Roosevelt in nomination, and his
speech and one to be delivered by Mr..
Root are expected to sound the keynote
of the Republicans. Mr.. Black will
leave here today in the forenoon for
New York
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Learn to Dance

at Miss Nellye T. Reeds Private
Dancing Academy, 10 Bank street.
Three classes weekly. Beginners al
ways starting. Terms, 12 class les
sons, 81. Four private and six class
lessons, SIS Six private lessons, So.
This Dancing Academy will be open
all summer.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Last class of the season started
Thursday evening, May 9Th, 1904
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Dynamited Postoft,ce SAT,

RICHMOND, Va, May ia Suf-
folk special says: Burglars before
daybreak dynamited the safe of the
Beamon (Va.) postof1ce and obtained
about 500 in stamps besides the cash.
The door Of A. r. Wilroy's store,
where the Office is kept, was opened
with skeleton key. The safe was
blown into several pieces"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
New Forester OmciaIs.

LYNN, Mass, May 19.-At the ses-
sion of the grand court of Foresters of
America these officers were elected:
Grand chief ranger, Edward B..
O'Brien, Lynn; grand subchief ranger,
Patrick j Brown, Springfield; grand
treasurer, William J. Mountain, Gard
ner; grand secretary, James J. Gal
lagher, Lowell
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 19.-The
Methodist general conference here yot-
ed for eight bishops, but elected only
one, Joseph F. Berry, editor of the Ep-
worth Herald, who received more than
two-thirds of the entire vote cast on
the first ballot. One other ballot was
taken, but the result of this is not
known.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Accused VIII Take the stand.

BEDFORD, Ind, May 10. = James
Mcdonald, charged with the murder
of Sarah Schafer, will today take the
witness stand in his own, defense Sew
eral witnesses testified to having left
Miss Schafer eating her supper in the
dining room of her boarding house
ten minutes before she walked one
block past the alley after which she
was not seen alive again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
cyclone at wiI1iam.bure. w.

RICHMOND. Va. May ia spe-
cial from Williamsburg, Va, says a
cyclone has struck that town, doing
much damage. The roof of one house
was blown away and landed quar-
ter Of mile from where it was
torn off. The main street is filled with
treetops from one end to the other
One man, Thomas McCracken, was in
iIIrad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
nvhamite shin as torpedo boat.

WASHINGTON, May 19-On the
recommendation of the bureau of ord
nance the dynamite ship Vesuyius
probably will be fitted out as torpedo
ship, equipped with submerged torpe-
does, and will be used to experiment
with them, provided that the Vesuvius
can be put in suitable condition for
such service
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Roosevelt Has Pardoned orten.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May 19.-R
Ortez, the Porto Rico murderer serving
a life sentence at Saltwater prison, has
been pardoned by President Roosevelt
No reason for the pardon is given.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
FIRE ALARM.

4-COr South Main ana .iranu sta.
5-Scovill Manufacturing Go R.l
X Cor Bridge and MagiH SITS.
T-EXchange Place.
12-Rogers s Bro (P.l
13-CorN East Main and Niagara stS.
14-Cor East Main and Wolcott road.
15-Cor Cor High and Walnut SITS.
16-Cor Fact Main and Cherry sts.
11--Cor East Main and Cole sta.
21-Cor North Elm and Kingsbury sta
% Burton street engine house.
Ply Waterbury Manufacturing Co (P)
25-Cor North Main and North SITS.
26-Cor buckingham and Cooke sits.
oT-Cor Grove and Prospect SITS.
2S-Cor Hillside avehue anc Pine sits.
29-Cor Ludlow and N. Willow SITS.
S1-Cor Bank and Grand SITS.
. S2-Cor Riverside and Bank SITS.
S4-Cor w. Main and WATERFOWL I'd.
S5--Conn R'y & L't'g Co. car h'se (P
S6-WSterbury BRASS Co <Pl
S7--Cor Cedar and Meadow SITS.
8S-Cor Grand and Field SITS.
42-Cor South Main and Clay SITS.
43-New England Watch Go Cpl
45-Benedict & Rurnham Mfg Co. p1
46-Waterburv Buckle Co. P)
47--Cor s. Main and Washington SITS.
h1-Cor Baldwin and River SITS.
52-Cor Franklin ana Union sts.
s3-Waterbury Clock Co. case fac. IN
54-Cor Clay and Mill SITS.
.6-Cor liberty md River SITS.
57-No : hose house
sS-Cor Baldwin and Stone sts
62-isor Doolittle. alley and Dublin sra
T2-Cor West Main and Willow ste.
TI93-NOrth Willow st. cor Hillside
74-Cnr Johnson and WatervilIe cts.
'14o-Wolcott ST. beyond Howard.
.1c2-Cor East Main md Welton sta
173-Fast Main street, opposite Polls
g12-The Piatt Bros CO. P1
2-TIommond RrckIe Co. P1
'914-Waterhurv Clock On m'v't fac C5a
216-For North Main and Grove SITS.
251-Cor Round Hill and Ward sta,
2c+-Junc:ion Cooke end N. Main sts.
o6:l-Cor Abbott and Phoenix avenues.
sT2-Grove. bet Central Il Hormes avs.
s11-s, NJ p. Telephone 20 building (P'
S12-Cor Rank ana 'feadow sits.
S13--Randolph & Cloves CpD
B14-Plume & AtwooS (Pl
815--American Ring Co. fP)
R16-Electric Light Station IN
81S-Holmes, Booth & .Haydens (Py
B21-No 4 Hose House.
H23-Cor Wnshin gton ave e Porter sta.
B24-Cor Charles and Porter SITS.
S2h-Cor Sfmons ct 4 Washington ave.
e71-City Lumber & Coal Co. (P)
412-Tracy Bros P)
432-Cor Liberty and 8. Main SITS.
451-Steele & Johnson Mfg Co. (P1
6eo-Cor Baldwin and Bye SITS.
P1 Private.
STGNALS
!. One stroke calls superintendent
to the City hall.
IL. Two strokes, fire out. recall.
ILL. Three strokes. IL m. 9 d. m.
1-1-1-1-1-1z1-1-1-1. Ten strokes quick
will indicate general alarm and viii
Gall the entire force .nto services.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
safa-e1-Rahr at Leshorn.

LEGHORN, Italy, May 10. The
American steam yacht Safa-el-Bahr,
with her owner. Captain Francis Il.
Leland of the New York Yacht club,
and party on board. has arrived here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Russian Jews For New York.

COPENHAGEN, May TO- Russian
emigration by WAY of Copenhagen is
increasing. Three hundred Russian
Jews have left for New York, and lar
ger parties are expected to sail within
The next few weeks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Removal Sale.
to be Torn Down and
We Must Vacate.

Having no store sight must dispose Of our stock at
big sacrifice Unredeemed Pledges at dculousy low prices
Watches gold filled cases. warranted for 20 years Waltham
and Elgn movements So to $l2 worth SIS to $50 Wal
than Egn silver Watches from So Eight day clocks
new $3.50 each Everything in the line Of Jewelry musical
instruments diamonds ETC., large reduction Money to
loan. Come and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
Lyons Sentenced to Hang.

NEW ORLEANS, May 19-Lewis
w. Lyons, convicted of the murder of
District Attorney T. Ward Guerley,
has been sentenced to be hanged. Ly-
Ons' attorneys will appeal the case.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-19
GENTLE SPRING

GEN I lie SPRING.
before, you would like to buy. Now,
J-ou should. Soon. you must
We are bed founders All our
Ilves we have worked at the making
OF beds. It's a business of itself. The
making is an art, the selling not so i'm
portant, but essential STILL,
We make Mattresses of every con-
celvable material now in popular use.
we buy large and sell espondingly
small. Just in price, you know. Will
you please examine cur stock before
you compromise yourself? We beat
them all in prices.
We also have all the best makes OF
Springs.
Boston Mattress Co.
25O-272 EAST MAIN ST.
Telephone 1855.
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Snrd bic 9appem.
abbott 8. Stoboarb ma9te ii9 iiber
Na9t aus benz Stdube. = 60fz
li4teit Der Yolioei ermOgli4te
feline 5lu6t.

lihfeit Der Yolisei ermO9li4te
feline Slu6t.
g}orp t9, CONT, 81. DECEMBER.
= Ibbott 8. Stpobdrb bon prppiz
oencs, tpel6er am psrflofenen 5rsitdg
bler6er in poli5eisepa6riam gebra9t
tpurbe auf Die Qnflage, 5anbne6iel
uno anbere Yaptere i'm Wertbe BON
$4,000 entipenost gu 6a6en, uno bier
bor @eri9t bernommen perben olte,
lit pd6reno Der Ha6t entIprungen.
9nitatt ibn in elmer Der gelp0bnliden
3ellen unteraubringen, bate ibm Die
poli5ei, neil er reIpeftabel ausIab,
seitattet, bas fir peiblihe Irreitanz
ten beitimmte 3immer gu pttupiren.
Sn Der Jfu9t brad er Elm 5eniter auf
uno entl9liipfte our4 oieies, p6gIei4
ii4 3ur 3eit me6rere poli5iiten in
einem anitoBenoen 3immer arf Der
Wa9t befanben. 50 bate Der S9ez
riff bas Ha4ie6en. Die Qnflage gez
gen Sto0oarD lit BON s. 2ippitt erz
hoben poroen, benz Sefretdr uno
S9aBmeiiter Der .Hortpi9 Sdpingsz
Sanf," nel9e Die 8ollitrederin oes
Seitaments BON Sard6 s. Rorman
lit, ippie bon 5rau ST. Neipton bon
2ebDdrD. Stobbdrb mar frii6er Sc
tretdr Der beiben 5rauen. lle6er Die
Rihtung, in pel6er er feline 5lu6t
beperf itelligte, fat man einen Inz
hultspunft in bem 5olgenbem: als
ii9 nGmli6 Der gonitabler 6aaleburit
bon bier na6 gropibence, 81. g., be-
CAB, INN bic SefuritGten in @npfang
gu nebmen, bic ii6 9tobbarb angeeigz
net unb bort beponirt 6qben fplI, ipei>
gerte iid bic rR6oDe Sslanb Safe De-
poiit Co.," bteielbe obne eins i9riftz
li6e, BON Stobbarb unter5ei6nete Or
Dre 6eraus5ugeben. 9eitern bate iiA
Stooburb i'm @efdnsniB ou5u berz
itdnoen, eine iol4e Srbre aus5uitelz
len; als aber Der Goni itabler bic Orbre
Bel Der rSafe 9epoiit So" por5eigte,
belt inn oieie ein Selegrdmm bon
Stooourb por, lporin lie angepieien
ipurbe, bic Sefuritdten nidt aus5uliez
fern. 9us Selegramm mar aus Sc
melt Gitp, Conn.,, butirt unb BON
StooOuro offen6dr aufgegeben NOR
oen, als er auF benz 5rii65ug oura
ienen Ort pufiirte, ouf Der 5o6rt
n0rbli9 begrtffen. SSn Ieinem Selez
gramm Iagte Stoobarb mod, bieSrore
lei ibm in Der @efangeni9aft ubgez
preBt porben unb Da6er ungiiltig.
9luf @runb bes Selegramms lpeigerz
ten ii9 bic 8eamten Der mSafe Oepoz
lit Co." auf Oas 8efttmmteite, bic &C.
turitdten dus5uliefern, ipenn iie niht
Our6 einen 9eridtsbefebl angefpieIen
perben, bies gu t6un.
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Sruis=Risoe.Semetern.

Ser ibtaI. HaItimortr Gritobrf nabe Gitsscilt
,r, tleftriid,t Pabnlinsn uuo limlieosRpuserarb
brett ,um 6ri.sbufe. a1s S.srdbui5pIdse uuisr
a.tis,r 9isge. RisSrigs grsit. Strlanat ususn
Soupenr=Rataioa Giiiet: 230 9oros@bar.ts,
6trabe. tSties 9sisp5ont) (Gsi2-)
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Gef6hrIidlc Gisjfauiinarn

Cincinnati, g., 81. Oe5ember
- 9u Der 5luB unterbalb Gincin:
nati's gefroren 1T, ipdbrenb bds 8aIs
Ter itromaufpdrts t6aut, 10 lit biz
Gage bier cine beunruhigenbe. 0a5
Sis ituut iid BON Riiing Sun, SnO.
Bis @oneD SslanO, eine Strede BON &C
Meilen, unb fals it4 oafelbe pl0B=
li9 in 8epegung 1eBen iollte, pirG
bier Elm S9aDen befiir6tet, pelGel
ii6ouf cine Mtlion Dollars beluufer
fDiiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

G. A GO T O. IT, u "a.
Tragt die IeDieSuTta, Dshr Inner G6kautt HABIT
';s:;i' Il &XAzZa<
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0nhnherQbiekunuen.

SteubenpilGe, Obio, 81. De
5em6er. = Die Ga Belle @iFenper@
fe, eine groBe unabbdngi9e 5irma,
6at 6eute in t6ren Derten Platate an
gel9lagen, baB i'm Sunuur, ipenn Der
8etrieb 4pieber aufgenommen piro,
cine 3e6nprpsentige ige2p6nrebuftio eins
treten tptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-01

Go1on, 81. Deg. - 9enrb MoIf
Der als fran3OIiiher 9ei4GftstrGger
IN Banana ernannt purbe, fam 6eute
6ier an urb 1puroe bom Militdr uno
Der polt5et nit @brenbe5eugungen
empfangen, @r itattete Dem @ouberz
neur Melenbe3 eine offi3teqe 8iiite ab.
@r fpirO Bis gum 1. Sunuur in Colon
blei6en unb ii4 bunn na9 Banana
be9eben, um boIelbit iein 2Gmt gu
iiberne6men.
Der britiI4e 8ice &Onful itattete
6eute bem 9ouberneur Welenbe5 feline
pffi3iene 8ifite ab unb grotulirte i6m
CUR anertennuns Der &epublif Panaz
ma Settens ber engliI9en Regterung.
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9nte1l,
S4minoiudt.

@enm 1T Taaem, uelde bon
ssn Mer;tem anfsesebem tuorSem
iparen, TOO aae 9ofnmns her
l6pnnSen, alle Wiittel febli9lu.
gen, Semano, pelder bon sIei-
der 0efabr serettet tuurSe, oa;u
fommt, Sann iast er: ,sie fna
ni6t idlimmer, als i9 par, aber
iebea Sic mid iett am; sales
SoneD OF 9orebommo bat
es getban nno mira Sic ebenfaas
beilen. " TrennOe, gebt 0ie 0oit=
1tnns nt6t ani bis Sbr berindt
babt: Sales 9omep OF
9oreboatto anS Sar. Sa
5lal9en ;n 25e., SOC. nns ST.
SerseRt nt4t Den giamen: =
Sales 9oney OF Sore
boumo ano Sar, % es giad,=
abmunsen si6t! 6. gt. @rit.
tentptt, ylr. 115, 1mltnn-str..
sfep=9Orf, Gisentbiimer. Sm
baben in alien slpotbefem.
Bites 3abtttropfem bei=
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Die GmP0rung in 9euti d.
SI b u E It Wfrifd.

SapftuDt, 81. 9a3em6er.-Gine
0sDsI6e an bic .Gape Simes" aus
9tmberlD melbet, oaB bic brobenoe
6altung Der 6pttentotten in 9eutI6@
Gibpei iHQlfrifa gu ben ernitbufteiten
8eIorgniifen QlnlaB sie6t. 8anDep
BON @ingeborenen bur63ie6en ous
2onb uno pliinbern @urppGer. gllle
Qn5ei6en beuten auf eine dQgemeine
@r6ebnng Der @ingeborenen bin. Sin
beutI6er 8oiten in Oupis ipurbe bon
6pttentotten ii6erpdltigt unb bic baz
gu geb0rigen Solbaten niebergemeBelt.
Gin 6duptling, Der fir freunblt9 gez
iinnt galt unb BON ben 9eutI I3en nit
Daffen perie6en iporoen mar, 6at ii9
ben Rebe[len un9ei4lofen.
Strtterfiibrer in gurts
ber6uftet.
Ydris, 81. 9e3em6er. = Die
goli5ei fii9rte heute einen enti6eiOenz
ben S4lag gegen ben 6ieiigen Bidder
itrife bur6 bic 8er6aftung bon pier
Der 6uuptiG6li4en 8eumter Der
8ddergeieGen Union unter Der On
flase, fir Die Oielen 2lngriffe auf
8ddsrldben in ben 8orftGbten perant>
iportli9 gu iein. Die 8erbattung
8osquet's, prdiioenten Der gGfsrs
Union, erfolgte, uls er geraOe Die
,8ourIe ou Srapail" perlieB, uno
beruria9te grOBe @ufregung. Die
9erbuftung Der iibrigen 9efangenen
tpurOe in ibren 8o6nungen porgenomz
men.
Die Strifer bielten ipdter eine Ser:
Iammlung a6 unO na6men 8ei4IiifIe
an, fpel9s gegen Oie9erbaftungen pro-
teitiren, 5erner bei4lo1en lie, ibren
Strife big gum Is. Sanuur gu Der>
f6ieben. 2(u9 bic ber6iinbeten Sc
perfI9aftsn baben 4uff4ub bes Striz
fes befhlpfien.
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,Ner bic 98abl bat, Ser bat oie Cual =
Zie 0a6rbcit oieies Sprhbpprtss babeu mir girs
aer neu,roines fpieotr empiunosn. g9er o6er Ddz
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