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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
CONTRACT OF SALE a.
A PRIVATE MATTER

Washington, May Clarence
w. Watson. president of the Con-
solidated Coal Company, of West
Virginia, and head of the syndicate
which recently acquired the holdings
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
the Fairmont district, positively de-
clined to furnish the Interstate
Commerce Commission Saturday,
with copy of contract BY which
the purchase was made. The con-
tract, Watson said, was private
matter. Those in the syndicate, he
said, were J. H. Wheelwright, IT.
Robert Black, S. L. Watson, J. r.
Watson, A. D. Kline, NJ, L. Black
and L. L. Malone.
Nearly all Saturday morning was
spent in trying to learn from Mr..
Watson whether any officials Of the
B. 80. were now in any way inter-
estcd in coal in the Fairmont dis
trict. He said he knew Of none,
other than those he mentioned sew
eral days ago.
Arthur Hale. superintendent Of
transportation Of the B. & o. testiz
fled regarding private cars and car
distribution. P. F. Berry, Of De.
troit. Mich, told of the loss of money
in the Southern Coal Transporta-
tion company, owner of mines in the
Fairmont district. He said he had
failed to make success because the
B. & 0. had not furnished him with
cars. He sold out to Wheelwrieht
and c. W. Watson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
CLUB
ROOM
RAIDED.

The club room Of the Eagles at
Salem was foreibly entered by the
chief Of police of that city Satur-
day evening, by breaking in the
door. and two men in charge were
placed under arrest to have their
trial Monday afternoon on the charge
ef selling intoxicating liquors with
out d license,
The manner of the raid was ex-
citing Earl Randolph and John
Ames we're within and had no way
Of getting out except through the
door, and they could not do that as
the chief was there with an axe
chopping the door in.
At the trial Monday afternoon,
which was in progress before Mayor
Randolph at press time there was
not only q number of witnesses but
a big crowd Of spectators. The
raid caused much excitement.
The Eagles claim they are not
yiolating the excise laws in the CON
duct Of their club room.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
LEWIS BUYS
GROCERY STORE

Messp. slayton & Bryan sold
heir grocery store in the Roolery
building Saturday night to Writ
Lewis and the latter took possession
it once, although Messrs. slaston
md Bryan will remain with him
his week during the conclaYe. The
tore is one of the best in the city
md enjoys large patronage. Mr..
Lewis has been employed a number
If years in the wholesale houses and
las a business experience that guar
mtees him success in this venture.
The Telegram bespeaks a large and
popular trade for him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
CIGAR LIGHTER
CAUSES BLAZE

At $50 o'clock Sunday evening
Harry Fullerton, druggist at Stone
s Mercer's had narrow escape from
burning to death. While engaged
in filling an alcohol cigar lighter, the
alcohol ignited from the wick and
an explosion ensued, throwing the
burning alcohol in every direction.
A lot Of it fen on the floor and there
was quite a little blaze. but burned
itself out without igniting the floor.
Mr.. Fullerton's right hand was burn,
ed rather painfully.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07

of dollars in equippinp
mines and bills to do business and
tie railroads have denied them
switches and connections. The
other Elkins amendments are adj
dressed to admitted evils. Senator
Elkins has supported them in q
strong speech in the Senate. charac-
terized by cogent reasoning and exact
information.
whether Senator Elkins' amend
ments are added to the pending bill
or not, they are addressed to a real
and serious evil, and sooner or later
they will be embodied into legisla-
tisn;H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
MINERS
TO FIX
The TERM
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, May What is
expected to be the final meeting be
tween the committees representing
the anthracite Mine Workers and
mine owners in: PennsylSania, will
be held here this afternoon, when
an effort will be made to agree on
the term of years and other minor
details for the continuation Of the
award of the anthracite strike com
mission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
THOUGHT THERE WAS
SOMETHING WRONG

They are telling a good one up
around the court house today. So
the story goes a man was released
from jail this morning. He had been
in confinement for some time and
did not appreciate the decorations
on the streets and buildings. he
was standing on the steps Of the
court house talking to several friends
when he happened to see the IN
scription on a banner just above the
door: stIn Hoe Signo yinces.@ He
was puzzled. Finally he observed /:
well. I heard Harmer had put the
town on the bum. but / didn't know
he had the court house in hoe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07

BLOW UP
vAUL is
(Br Assoeiated Press. J

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 7-Burglars
early today blew open two vaults in
the office Of Joseph Letter, which is
located half a block from police
headquarters.
Bonds and securities valued at
from ten To twenty-five thousans
dollars were stolen.
The offices Of Robert E. and
Frank Grove. attorneys, adjoining
Letters, was also entered, and sccnri-
ties valued at five thousand dollars
were taken.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
1 GOOD GAME
THIS AFTERNOON

At Union park this afternoon the
Clarksburg team is playing team
composed of the masculine members
Of the "Show Girl'' company. The
troupers have several noted athletes
in the game and are considered
very fast team. Some new men are
in the game for the locals today and
their work is being watched by the
fans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
TRAVELLERS INITIATE

Clarksburg Council No. 90, Unit
Cd Commercial Travellers, took four
into membership at its meeting Sat
urday night, namely, Joseph W.
Marley. G. H. Blass, f. P. Kinney
and ]. J. King. The Council
selected W. D. Newton its repre-
sentative and ]. J. Crews his alter
nate TO the Grand Council meeting
in Washington City, May 81, 25
and &c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED

The Adamston Lodge Of Odd Fell
lows held anniversary services Sun
day. Rev. ]. 7. Foster delivered
the sermon in the Adamston United
Brethren church in the afternoon at
9 O'Clock. Members of Clarksburr,
Bridgeport and Wilsonburg lodges
werc present. About one hundred
Odd Fellows besides many other
persons attended the preaching SER
VICE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
Buys Residence

Attorney H. T. Houston has pur-
chased the f. B. Deison residence
property on Lee street and will get
possession of it june /. He will
occupy it after that. It is a very
handsome eOttags property. and is
situated in a spleadid neighborhood.
The consideration is private.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
Brother Dead

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Flanagan
and children left Monday morning
for Newburg. They were called
there BY the death of Mrs. Flani-
gan's brother, John Fromhart, on
Sunday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07

The Sir Knights Of Clarksburr
Commander. Knights Templar, win
hold q meeting in the asylum at Z 80
O'Clock tonight, to look after some
important matters. All are asked
to bring uniforms and fatigue caps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07
PISTOL DUEL FATAL
(By Associated Press. y

". IbsS. ="
RANDALL, o., May Samuel
Wallace Is dead and Matthew Aw-
rell is missing after a pistol duel
following quarrel early TODAY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-05-07

: DeIIVered % all para Of :
; City bykG Carrier. Price :
10 cents per week; 2 :
cents per copy; :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

cried: HERE'S to the heroes who fall
brayely In battIe!' Fortunately at this
instant Tortona. capitulated. and csrew and
his men escaped - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13
REGULATION OF SPELLING.
Stringent Provision Adopted by the
House of Representatives.

After discussing simplihed spelling and
Its rsmiiications for three hours yesterday
afternoon the House-irritated by the elm
instion from the legislative bill Of the anti
reform spelling paragraph. inserted by the
commttee-adopted provision that not
dollar of the money appropriated by that
measure for the government printing Office
should be used, directly or indirectly, in
tire printing of any OF the simplified words.
Some members believe. as very little of the
government printing office appropriation is
carried by the legislative bill. that this
prohibition will be limited in its effect, but
Chairman Tawney and other members of
the committee say they are satisfied. Ac-
cording to their Interpretation of the llni-
tation. the public printer and other CLASH
fled officials of the printery will not be able
to draw their salaries-under the scope Of
this paragraph-unless they spell according
TO accepted standards.
BE- owing To the fact that the provision to
make imperative the Presidents order
wit. regard to simplfed spelling will not
go into effect until July /, IL is understood
that Chairman Lands of the House print
ing committee will prepare bill to put the
wishes of the House into immediate effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

Gov. Higgins has appointed Lewis M.
Swasey Of Brooklyn 70 be state superin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13
Market Prospects in Japan.

Consul General II b. Miller of Yoko-
hama. writes that the effect of the new
Japanese tariff on the trade of 1907 is some
what problematical. 1t was evidently de-
signed to check imports in many lines and
to encourage LONE production. Should gen.
erai crop and other conditions continue
favorable the consul general Is inclined to
the view that even the high tariff, which
went into effect last month. will not have
any very serious effect on the trade. Many
articles are protected by conventional
tariffs until 1911. and If the result of the
protective features of the. new duties should
be to stimulate home production new inn
PIGMENTS. machinery and plants would
have TO be imported; IL so. the trade condi-
tions may prove more .lvorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13
PRESIDENT Is DENOUNCED.
Hi5 Picture Turned to Wall by Rich.
a. mond Negroes.

RICHMOND. Va, December 13.-The COL
Ored residents of Richmond have held two
meetings in which they have denounced
President Roosevelt for discharging with
out honor the colored troops following the
Brownsville riot. In several social clubs
and other public places portraits of the
President have been taken down or turned
face to the wall. This Is being done also
In the homes of the negroes. They seem
to have forgotten his door of hope" speech
which few months ago they were mailing
as th> voice of Lincoln speaking TO them
from the tomb.
An enterprising vendor of pictures of pub
lie men has gathered a large supply of por-
traits of Senator Foraker, and has more
orders for them than he can supply. The
cause OF the boom of the Foraker portrait
Is the result of the resolutions of the COL
ored Republican League of Richmond In
dorsing the Ohio senator for the presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

tendent OF elections for the metropolitan
district to succeed George w. Morgan OF
New York, resigned.
Having smoked on an average Of nearly
1to cigarettes day for thirty years. maxi
ing nearly half a million all told Julius
Persky, forty-five years old is dead at his
boarding house In Hammond. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

Neapolitan army which lay before the
town ordered Carew. an Irish oficer in
the service of Naples. to advance with
detachment to particular post. Know
ing his man, the general whispered ito
Carew, when he had given him the orders.
of your extraordinary courage: for. It ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13

.Darryn is enshrouded in mystery, which
can only be solved by reading Fred NJ
Whites intense story. THE Slave of ST.
lence," which will be published In The Star
as q daily serial. beginning Saturday, De-
cember 15 Mr. White has never written
q more ingenious or absorbing tale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13
Cool Courage.
! 7. Pa weekly Of Londo

Apropos Of heroism of determined kind,
I came across the other day the following
amazing instance OF cool intrepidity. At
the siege Of Tortona the general of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-13
Audlsy Place Mystery.

Audley Place, England IL the scene of
the latest novel sensation. The strange
disappearance of the body of Sir Charles
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
500 Selpbuuua. 500.
= GbrOOp Borough iOIl cine SOd.
Ihule srbulten, bic 81, 900 foiten miro.

Tie esir bititr 3tituns puttn i6 freutu,
ju srfabrtu, eab % psnisiitus cine stfiir&ittt
aTdufbtit eitbt. ptldt bic @iitnftaft In an
ibrsu Siufu iu btiItn i'm Stanet iif Sall's
aataub'aur IL bic siniist isst Der Gptli6tn
Stipnihdft bfauntt poiitipt Sur. aatarb
trforetrt ais cine GunifitutiSnsfranfbtii Gin,
epnifituiipnfat Stbanbluns. Dams adtarrb.
aur rirb iuntrli6 stupmmtn uHb pirii eirtit
auf eds Blut unb biz lhltimiesn SbtTndntu
ots Splftms, eaeurh bic 8runelaet tu Rrdnf-
bstt jtrlDrtnp unb etm Tatitnitn Rraft gtbtne.
iubtm iit bic 9puifitutipn bee a0Tpns aufbaui
uHe en Raiur iu ibrtm @trft piIfi. Die Gig
tnibhmr babsu 70 pisl gutrautu ~ ibnn ptil-
tIdfttu. eas iit tiubuuetrt DcIaIs StlObuunJ
FUR isetn 5au anbintn, etn ne iu farii,n psr.
fsbIsu. yast Gu6 tius eliit RON 3susuiiisn
femmtH. Wau aetiIin:
.. btutp s. 9 O., 5rlttp, ..
s9- guiduft ppn alien Apoibtftru, 75e.
Sal's 5amiIitu. piltu iinp bic tsiitu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
4ittStpn.

- Slm TOnnsritas waren es ;sbn
Sabre, felt 50 Ssrsmdnnsr i'm Gwin
Sda6t usridiittst unb sstOotst wur.
ben.
- Die Water Ctr. Baptiiteu Stride,
pslde an bic 9Oli;eiitutipn ausrenst.
puroe Sumitus gia6t uOn @inbrsdsrn
ourditObert, bod nubmsn bic Serle
nibtS nit.
- Charles 9earD pon Ganiom
3ownibip unb oils Reparirer uOn Sars
rem i'm GOrtOn SOie uuseitsllt, wuroe
friib 6reitas NiOrgen wdbrenO Oes
Sturmss BON sinsm Slieitrubl sstruf.
len uno setOOtet. Der SOrper mar
sntiwei ssriiisu wOroeu.
= Sn Der 9io. IA 3ede Der Renus
ipluauia SOblsn GOmpanie itieben
DOnneritas 9lbenb mebrere Sarreu 9es
gen Die feline Sotomotiue, auf Der SObn
@oonep pon SsbaltOpOl unb SObn
Suitie pon Oregon iu6sn. Seibe
Wtdnnsr wurSen seianssH uno wdbreno
Saitie nit einem sebrOhsnsn Sein ents
fam, erbislt Goonsp bas rette 8ein 10
i6auOerbaft ,eroriidt, oaB es ibm i'm
Soipital amputirt werben mu6te.
- Der ROls 2bOmus Wiuinonis, ein
Bergman i'm 9iO. A S6u6t Der Penns
lpluania Soblsn GompaHis, wollte DON.
nsritas idusa cine iidere Stelle errei'
den, ua6bem er cine Sprensuns uors
bereitst bate, itOlperte babel nnb als
sr nieosrfisl, brans ibm bic Jog. Wtis
nsrS 9iaOel in bic Seite, pel6e bic
9unse SurhbObrte, oas Serj Serabe
psrmists unb bann iiber Der linfen
S6ulter nabs 6em DIR wieosr gum
Yori6sin fam. Die bebauOsInosn
slerSte butteu feline SOiinuns, ben
Wtanu ON Ssben ;u srbaltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Die nettefteu l5emsen 1aillen,

Die netteften Semeen 3ai1len,
biz t bisrbrr tamtn, sIparttn Sbr 5uipsfiiOH.
gnitisemt Rppii6tfn. lrpit alts ane,r
RainiaI, pos hem .3ptdt tuiiprifi. gpnua.
IiHt Sist ju 98 Gents. anhnt bic tu $500
hos Stiid.
Reue Spe;ialitdtsn in itnters
fleiSeru.
Sr6erahies RfiFs rlniIISdt In htr Rpht
ntutiifn Rpetls. @arantiii pab ne paiisn une
ptrffit b6ngsu. RsaulGrn Wsrtb, il $3.50.
Sir jpti 9aes ~ = $1.9S.
Goritit liebtr,ief. ifbr fsinss Nainicrf, srtra
SpGs arpnt. @rtb 65 Gents. 6iiT ipsi Tags
Ju SO Sents.
Die redbten Saben in Saifonabien
Sansfduben.
t6 snSpfsI1nstH fGpaBs bar hi6ubs, nit
SpiBsn pbtn. aaf GRIFFIN, SI.5O.
S8par,s ptn psibt yRhis," Gatussn.
lGnst, Sl.OO.
2 Saftn inpott. prbt, eraut tau unb
Stits SaneitubE 500, 75unb so Gcnts.
Neneffe, fleisfame uno beaueme
Salsbeffeieuneen.
Shdnd Strtiftu, nit Bal SpibsH gsIs
,iruns, fur araatn unb Ran&,ihn. Tit
<, so unb % Sents.
9pald Ru6inss in Yal Spissn unb 9ptinti.
Chiffon 8ubtnss in ps6. rria. Isi&t blau une
lnpar. Die Gle. 2J Gents.
8risi S6tf une ptter pan araafn in Stid.
n,i. Giuidumunssn une Spistn, % SeutS.
@intiOr 3its in ale bsn nsutn Sipltn fur
Tfiu pan 3ailtn. Sraatu. ufp., so uuh 25e.
Sas ridtie in Seiertass StrnmE
pfen.
6tins 9isIs @auit chr SpiBtn Strimpft. in
al hm ntutu S&attiruustn tbtnfaas fancy
Strimpft, pitIt Stpls. Nuspnbl fur 25c.
Tamsn ppls fsine Srmsbprf 6arbt Sriimpft
In pnB une i6pari. Gin trira 0utb ppu erti
Taartn fir Sl.OO. Dds pdar, 35 Sts.
grtra Sualiidi fsint eislf @au,s per SpiBtu
Siriimpfsn in alien 5arttu. Das paar. soc.
0erren, Abtune!
llnius RGnnn ausifaffruns Abibtiluns IL
bic spaifGneisit in esr Stdpi. Sts bittst allss
in tsn btifen Stpeu, sarantirts Sualitdt uub
~ prriitn, bic nisprissr iiub, aIs Sis esnftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Seati6=glmerit. Central : SnnO
Sadamanna 3mei9.

Sine idpa6 beiu6te Seriammluns
fano am Sreitas glbeno uuter Dem YOr.
fig pom Yrdiioent p. t. g8asner itutt
unb man uabm oaber BON eiuer perma.
uenteu Organization 9lbitanO uno be.
i6lOs, cine weitere Serlammluns aui
ben Oritten WtOutas i'm Suli,
alio ben 16.. 3u berufen, nm welde 3eit
Der 3weis ourh bic 98ubl ueuer Beam.
ten iid feit tonitituiren piro.
OaB Die 8sriammluus 10 ipdrli6 be.
iudt mar, iDsint isinsn 9runo in ;psi
llriaden 81 babsn: @ritens, in benz
orObsnoen llnpetter, in beIien 8erluuf
iid Gin usrberbli6er Saselfturm entlub /;
unb 3wsitens, ideineu Die Delssaten
allsemein erwartet Su babeu, oas iie be.
iOuosre @iulaouusen erbalteu wiirben.
Oa lssteres ni9t beitimmt mar uub Der
Ssrsin nod feline Safe bsiist, nm irssnO
welae auslasen ;n bsdeu, 10 bislt man
einen 9tufruf in ben beiosn bisiisen Osuts
i6en 3eitunssu fiir Seniiseno, umiO'
mebr, ba man annebmsu burfts, bas
Sebsr, Der ii9 fir osuti9e 8eitrsbuns
gen iutereiiirt, cine Der beiosn 3eitunssn
balten unO lsien WiirOe. Das ideint
Ieiber nibt Der 5all Su isin uub 1T cine
llntsrIaliunssiiinOe. bic mir nift itrsnse
senus riisen tOnnen. Das Deutihtbum
in oisiem SunOe fam nur srbalten wers
ben ourh eiirise llnteritiisuns Der osuts
i6en Stride, Sbule uno Rrsiic, nidt
oura unperniinitises EaOelu uno Rai.
ionniren - mas iid sswiiie Serren bins
ter Die Sbren idreibsn biirftru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Stabtrath.
Common Council, 2s. Suni.

Common Council, 2S. SUM-.
Die i6phls Bittsruns unO elm &c.
riHsiiisissr anlaB mu6ten bisis 8srs
iammhins ;u elmer iebr bsiBsn. slls
nemlih isns Srbinan; siiuitis beri6tet
wOrbsn mar, Die Sdusburrisrsn snt.
lang Der 2aursl Yinie auf Der S'lslsits
pOri6reibt, CAB ss sinsn Rsoei9wall.
wis Is ni6t oft in elmer Sisuns Oss
Stabtratbss uOrtOmnlt Seller idlus
Dor, ben Beridt ansunebmen unS BE
idluBnabme uuf unbsitimmte 3eit 5u
psridisbsn unO bisiss ieste ben Ball
in's Hollsu. Sei Der abftimmuns ses
lansts Der Beriht ;ur annabme.
6Olssnbe neue 8Orlassn wurosn Gins
ssrsidt : SaWleB-ReiClutiO fir 9ldne
unO SOitsniibsridldss Swsds Ffluits'
runs pon Siebenter slpenue, pOn
scranton StraBe sur Yisrtsn Susnue.
Sisrtsr auenus CUR Sim Strabs. unb
pOn Sim StruBs bis CUR Gin StruBe
Bride; reisrirt. SOsan - Sroinan3
fir 9iiuelliruns pou SuincD sluenus,
uon SibiOn Sur Wtprtle Strase; rsis.
rirt. sltbertOn-SrOinan5 fir Rfluites
runs uOn GupOuie slueuue, pom sib
sur @rssn RiOse Strase rsferirt.
Sriisermann. - RslOlutiOn fir eineu
5suernlarmtaitsn an Der Gde uon
9Saibiuston 9lpenue uno 0uluut Str.;
an9enpmmen.
Ssi brittsr uuo enbsiiltiser 2siuns
purOen Die fOlsenben Srbinuu3en be.
itdtist: Sir 9flaitsruns uOn 0iOrb
Siebsnter StraBe, uOu 2afuwunua
slusnus ;ur Sinoen StraBe fir
Pfluiteruus uOn slib StraBs, uOn
SriOse StraBe bis sur 9lib StruBe
Bride; fir Ffluiteruns pom Glib
9SaibIustOn 2Iuenue, uOu Riuer StruBe
bis su einem 8unfte 492 SuB nOrblid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
@ilfess Barre Na6ribten.

- 9lm DOnnsrftus MOrssn psrurs
iu6te elm 5eusr on Sit 0iOrtbamptpn
StraBe sinsn Saabsn uOn $4,000.
- Sin 14idbrissr Sobn bss bisiissn
abpofatsn Sobn Wt. Garman srtranf
am DUnnsritus beim 8aosn nube Eunt'
bannod.
- glbpotat SObn z. 9snaban bot
iib als bsmofratiider @onsreBfanoibat
anssfiinbist unb bOfit bic Sade nit Der
Silie bss fleinen S6werenUtbsrs MO.
den gu fOnnsn.
= Bsim @inmaden BON Srii6tsn
am Sumitas i6ittsts 5rau SObn SnOrr
in GOnpnsbam elm Suantum Ssl aui
bas 5euer, nm es beIier bremen Su mas
den. ous Del in Der aunns fling Seuer
uno srplOOirts, uno bic 5ruu ipuros 10
iurhtbur usrbrannt. buB iis nu9 einissn
Stunesn itarb.
- Sn Der bsHudburtsn Srtidaii
9Banumis bot ii6 bic 5rsuOe am Wtitt'
mod in allsemsins Grausr uerpanoelt
mo cine 9ln;ubt Snaben cine @usrObrs
uls SunOne bsniisten, nit Dpnamii
iiillten uno Oann sur @rplOiOn brad'
ten. Disielbe tDotsts Wtaoat Stsin'
tiewic;. 5runf Gong. SOispb Rodunis,
Sranf HOdunis uno Wilhael Sauo
unb fiiste BEN SObn Siibop, Wtift
Stunid unb 9Oispb Stunit idDsr'
Yerlesunssn ju. Die @suunntsn itebsr
iammtlid i'm 9lltsr pon 11-15 Sabren