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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
CITY NEWS

The Bronson library will fte closed all day tomorrow, it being Washing
 toms birthday.
 Michael Mungavin is passing around
 the cigars over the arrival of baby girl at Ms home.
 De Vito's orchestra will give a mas querade ball in Turn hall on Monday evening, February %.
 Tomorrow evening a chicken SUD- per will be given by Mrs A. Mum at the A. NJ. F. Zion church on Pearl street. ...-
 The fitting of glasses is matter that requires both experience and delicate skill. These await you here. And with them unusually ample facilities for executing the necessary work when the proper lenses nave been determined on. We make no charges for examIna. ton. We also do all kinds of opticrl repairing while you wait. The Lake & Strobel Go.
 The committee arranging for the pri- vate sociable and dance to be given by the railroad men in Knights of Colum- bus hall on Saturday evening is leav- ing nothing und0ne to make the event grand success. This affair Is get ting to be yearly feature and the men say that q most enjoyable time is in store for all that take in the sociable Saturday evening.
 The police have taken a couple of dogs into custody and if the owners do not bail them out pretty soon the prisoners will be executed. The dog trouble is by no means over in Water bury and people who are dfsregarding the muzzle order will find that out be- fore many more days. A couple of CUTS on upper North Main street at tracted attention yesterday afternoon and fl was decided to kill them. Two or three other cases of the kind have been reported from other sections. so that the situation is still sufficient 10 warrant q strict watch on the move ments of dogs.
 A. c. Stone. a real estate man of New Haven, while in this city yester- day looking over some property mer wfrfE an accident and. as a result. Is now at the Waterbury hospital. Mir Stone was viewing land down near the Highland station and while stand ing on a car the latter was struck by an engine. Mr Stone was knockeo Co the ground and at first he was thought to he severely injured. Lun- ny's ambulance was summoned and the man was removed to the hospital. He was found 10 be badly shaken up sud one Of his ribs was broken He sufrerei much from shock. but at the hospital this afternoon tine Injured man was said to be resting comfort ably.
 Prosecutor Nelgs said this afternoon that he did not think the insurance cases in the city court will he tried to- morrow morning He failed ts catch Dr McIlnden several times on the teie- phone to ascertain the condition of F. H. MrKiernan, whose illness has twB-e already caused the cases to be post poned Though he could proceed with out the presence Of McKieruzn. if the attorneys fer the defense sgre~d. M- Meszs said he will moi 70 oa unless sTI the accused are present In ceurt- Atforney Russell counsel for Bruphy srd srrsusa said he was ready fer trial and that he had hesrd that Me wss stronx enough to sit up in bed Tn vSew of the csrr1mstances 1t s< quite pruf~bIe thsf Nr Nckternsn wfI not h-e zh3e to attend curt and the esses riil a{1in @ uvez.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
DEAD IN WASHINGTON.

Death of Man Who Made the Coffin
 for ]. Wilkes Booth.
 Washington, Feb 21.-William Thomas Joy. who measured Booth, the assassin of President Lincoln, and made the casket in which he was buried, died at his home here Monday at the age of s7 years. At the time he made the casket for Booth he was a cabinet-maker fin the navy yard. Since then he had been employed in the pa- tent office and in the state, war and navy departments.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
WAS SENTENCED TO-DAY.

Bridgeport, Feb 21.-Nicholas Vito, one of the participants in the bloody fight which resulted in the death of Stefan Rinko some months ago, plead ed guilty to manslaughter in the su- perior court here today. He was sen fenced to not more than fifteen and not less than five years in state prison.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
COMPANY REFUSES TO PAY.

New Haven, Feb 21.-A New York insurance company in which policy was held by the late Charles A. Ed wards of New York, has refused to pay the policy. gasing its refusal. 1t is understood. upon the report of Coro- nee Mix that Mfr Edwards committed suicide.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
TAFT WILL BE THERE.

New Haven, Feb 21.-Secretary of War William H. Taft has written to the president of the Connecticut civil service reform association that he will he present at the annual dinner of the association at the Hotel Elton in Wa. terbury on April F, when he will be the chief speaker and guest of honor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
RIG CROWD AT FUNERAL.

New York. Feb. 2l-So many hun drpds of men and women attended the funeral services today of John A. Mccall that the street in front of the church was filled for half a block by rhose who could not get into the eii-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
BROKER ASSIGNS.

Boston Feb 2l-AlexsBder 2. Port sr, q broker of this city. today filed . voluntary petition in bankruptcy In the United States district court giving bic liabilities at SZ26e4I and his zs- re<s If f1U0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
cApTrREp REvoLurfONrsrs.

Riga, Feb. 2i-The troops sent to curb the second rising of citizens of wenden, have captured many revolu- tionIsts of whom twelve were tried by drum-head court martial yesterday and shot, and thirty were severely fcgged
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
MAY RE A STRIKE.

Pfttsburz. Feb 2l---As- far ss I krcw nov. there will be q strike wss the caIy interview given out relative to . strike by President John Mitchell fsdsy, on hts arrival here from New rork
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
There's Still Unabated Interest
 in the HampsOn.SeIIew FEBRUARY Furniture Sale.

These are unusually interesting dayg for Furniture buyers because we've taken our regular lines and in the face of a 10 per cent advance by the msk- CTS. we've placed thousands of doIlsrs worth on sale at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21

DENEEN DENIES HOCH.
 Springfield, H., Feb. Ex-Governor Deneen to-day, acting on the recom- mendation of the board of pardons of the state, denied wife murderer Jo- ham Hoch's petition for commuta- tion of sentence to life imprisonment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
pERRIELLo ON TRIAL
Trss BN vs Fs.< As..s H. ssl Hs ssys
 sst Gsay.

At 3:fo this zsferDcoa the grand jzrv repertef a true hfH sexinst Per riesks sui he VII have b stand frfzl Fer murder fn the frst derrre. Fer -sez1o vas Immediately put se pEsa. and said not rzflu. The case was th~a sdseurEd uDrE the March cern ef tke cvurt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut. Rain te- nixAf: Thurs3xy fair. colder late se- rf9Ht and Thursday frp<h wsstsrly windA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
nrE1@ NOMINATED.

rAnesster. O. Feb 11.-Dougisss wss rsufnated by conGrea over Gfs- v0@ sA ths nzs8 baI1ot D ss M
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
25 PerCent Discount
 Morris Chairs, Morris Rockers, Turkish Rockers,
 Parlor Suits.

Fancy ParIor Chairs and hockers at 25 per cent less than regular
 Then there are book cases. library tables. p&rsor tables ladies' dezts. music cabinets. iron beds. cnsmbex suits. odd dressers and chiffonierz ia large assortment. pat Into the Febru- sry Clearing Sale ct this Bber&i dts- count npa-t put of for the as<sxt- ment Is growing scsrcrr every dsJ- every beur. ln fact.
 rhe nsmpssa -SelIeu Fur1nws e
 suzsz5 sGrsq lw ns rsssxss
 U.s~s nu.on
 sa asnMsn4ps nuruam
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01
T ACKAWANNA RAILROAD
~ -BLOOMSBT#G Div .DE
Delaware. Lackawanua and Westerp
Railroad
In Effect Jan. /, 1903
TRAINS LEAVE DANNILLE
EASTWARD.

7O7 a. m. daily for Bloomsbury, Kingston.
Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Arriving ~"raI-
ton at gI2 a. m. and connecting at ScrauiaF
with trains arriving at Philadelphia al SO
m and New York City at $50 p. IA.
1913 a. IN. weekly for Bloomsbury, Kingston
wilkes Barre, Scranton and intermediate IA.
tiOus, arriving at scranton at l2"5 =. m. ans
connecting there with trains lOI N.W ufE
City Philadelphia and Buffalo.
All weekly fOrB 'OOmshurg, Kingston, W u kes
Barre. Scranton and intermediate stations
arriving at Scranton at 4.5O p. H..
5I3p m daily for Bloomsbury, Esty, Ply
mouth. Kingston, Wilkes-Barre, Fittstoni
Scranton and intermediate stations, arriving
nj Scranton at -.25 p. m. ana connecting thers
with trains arriving at New York CITY nj o.5C
"a M, philadelphia 10 "a. m. and Buhalo7a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DANVILLE
gI5a. IN. weekly from Scranton. pIttston,
Kingston, Bloomsbury and intermediate sta
tiOus, leaving scranton at 800 "A. M Where u
connects with trains leaving New GOra City
at 80 y. m, Philadelphia az 7H2 p. IN. and
Buffalo at 1880 a. m.
l24ip. m daily from Scranton Pittston
Kingston, Berwick, Bloomsbury and interme-
diate stations, leaving Scranton at l0.lO a. m.
and connecting there with train leaving Buff
aio at22j "a. m.
48p. m. weekly ON Scranton Kingston,
Berwick Bloomsbury and intermediate sta.
tIons, leaving Scranton at 80 p m, where II
connects with train leaving New York CITY
20 0G n. m. and Philadelphia AT 300 "A. m.
gO5 d. rn daily from Scranton Kingston,
Fittstop Berwick. Bloomsbury aud iuterme-
diate stations, leaving scranton nt b.Sj p. M,
where IL connects with trains leaving New
YORK City AT 100 y. m., Philadelphia Al l2.LO
D. m. and ButtolO AZ $50 a. m.
TIE CLARKE. Gcnl Supl.
T.W W.LEE. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01
DECAPlTATlON.
The Theory Of sensation After the
Head - Severed.

Half a dozen physicians were talking
Of death II isn't subject usually
chosen by physicians for discussion. but
these were discussing Il. However, it
was not altogether physical death.
They were including the hereafter.
Well" said one, Il don't know
whether there is to be a hereafter or
not. and il doesn't trouble me very
much. because IN take chances on 1t If
| can make the life | live before it the
kind OF life a man ought to live. But
there is one thing about it that makes
me hope there will be another life, and
that is the opportunity / shall have Of
asking some Of the people who have
had their heads cut off if there was any
sensation for n few minutes succeeding
decapitatiou. | believe now that there
Is. and that life remains long enough
for the decapitdted person to realize
that he has lost his head, or rather,
that he has lost his body, because the
head Is the center of thought, and, OF
course. il is the body that is lost, not
Nhe head At least that is the way a
man with his head off would be bound
20 think Of il fancy there is no pain,
because that would require some time,
and II life exists at all after decapita-
ton it would not be long enough to
realize the sensation Of pain. II must
be Il very Qr nr sort of feeling, and, as
/ say, / hop there is a life hereafter
SO | may have chance to find out
few facts not otherwise obtaiuable"-
St Louis Globe democrat
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01

would want % take mp m his arms,
thought his mother.
My, how fost your fingers fy." she
said aloud. who's that shawl for"
Il started it for mother but Inn go
ing to give it to you. You'll need some
thing about your shoulders when You
sit up It's most done
When the shawl was finished Myra
put 1T about the sick woman and sur
voyed her approvingly.
Red becomes You. -irS Peters.
Mrs. Peters looked Pleased y used
to wear it when / was young
When th" doctor came next day he
pronounced his patient prpgr. sing and
said sh" could - out in tae sitting
room IN % couple of days ami lIa ou "a
sofa
Ih"r" isn't sofa ln the house any
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01

\ colored preacher took some candi
dates for immersion down to river in
Louisiana. Seeing some alligators In
the stream, one Of them objected.
why, brother" urged the pastor
cant you trust the Lord? lie took
care Of Jonah, didn't hc#'
"Y-a-a-s," admitted the durly but a
whales GiT'reul A whales got a
mcm'ry but ef one O dem gators wus
ter svaIlcr !is ni@gcr, he'd ics go ter
sleep 1.. m ac sun au' rarst all bout
me" Wpmau# ii.r..a nuuauiou.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01

august" lAy name of the month, is
accented ON H." first syllable. "Au-
gust" ia" adjective is accented ON the
second syllable This IS due, no doubt,
to the fact that. though both started
from the Latin augustus" they have
arrived 10y different routes. The ad
jectlyo IS lfe French "auguste while
august" commrmoratmg the Roman
emperor t..ln. IS the French 'aout
and the middle English "augst' or
aust" July used to rhyme with
duly" even I'm John~on's time. as IL
had done oonturi-5 earlier and as il
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01

In place in New Jersey the town
officers had just put some fire cytiu-
guishers in their big buildings. One
day one Of the buildings caught FIRE.
says the Philadelphia Ledger. and the
eXtinguishers failed to do their work.
A few days later at the town meet
ing some citizens tried to learn the rea
son
After they had freely discussed tn,
subject one of them said. Mr. Chair
man. | make a motion that the fire eX-
tinguiShers be examined ten days be
fore every fire"
impossible.
First Duke-Why don't you travel in
cognito, as | do: It's far pIeasauter.
Second Duke Yes, but my wife al
ways GOES with me and | married an
American Me-Up.
Iuca follows the hopeful. iu luck,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01
Der
Masterpiece
By MAIZE < NAWN

Copyright 1876, by Ruby Doagls
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01
HnHnnGrtCat1
Wldow
By LOURENE RICHARDS

Copyright, 1906, by p. c. Eastln' MT
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-11-01

tne E1oI IL fellow Ike Dan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
Scr tucte Sauoit.

Sas 8rigantenuntpeien nimmt IN
Stalien INNER mebr ab gum groBen
2eibpeien fppobl Der @erebrer Der fri
f4en Hduberromantif als audi Der
per1onen, oenen oie Bitter bon Der
2anbitrabe gu ibrem 2sbensunterbdlt
berbdlfen. en- @ibitalien bauite Elm
beriidtigter Bandit Namens @arfaz
Iona, fir behen 8erfolgung Ole &egies
funs f9on sroBe @ufpenbunsen gez
ma9t bate. Sie 2anogenoarmel
our6ffreiften Berg uno Sbal uuo per<
aebrten babel Die Sidten, INNER aber
fpi1bte Ser fiibne @Guber ii6 oen Ser
folgunsen 81 entaieben. Da fpielte sr
zines Sases fsinen @erfoleern einer
mod f6limmereu Streid: gr ftarb.
MIerIeits errsgte bieier SobesfaG aufs
ri9tises BeiIeib, beipnbsrs in ben
Rreiien oer 8ealnten, Die nit ieiner
Werfoleuns beauftroet naren- 60
sntIdlofen tie fi9 benn furaerhano ben
Sooesfan gu isnoriren un6 Sen erauz
fan1er Hduber fpeiter au perfplseu. Die
Gelber Der Meeierune flpfen peiter,
biz bie1e enoli9 eines f6Dnen Cages
oabinter fam, bab Der nod INNER 10
eifrig p~erfolste @arfalona fdon felt
1898 to0t iei. Den 8etriisern pirb
Ser Ropf fpobl faum abeeriHen tper6en,
od man in Siioitalien ia b%efanntli4
iolhen aleiniafeiten eeaeniiber eine
grobe 9efinnuns an Den Sag legt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
Sramri9er GmmS.
Seihen bon bier Qaoeiten.

o SAMPLER, 8, 25. 5ebr. 81,
bertoblten 9ei9sn Der 3aostten Win.
HELD Scott auntIs bon Nittabula, o..
5. 9. Senberion bon &ioge 5arm.
gu, unb Samss s. Guaer bon War'
rem. O., tpuroen beute Na9mittas In
ben Srimmsrt Der Sslano.Salle &c.
~funbsn.
Die aaostten 6arrp garnes unh
Ssnor Batter murbeu auf Watraber
beute Woraen mad 5Ofpitdlern In
@lebelano gebra&t. Nnbsre 2abetten.
bic lei4ter bsrlebt fnb. bsgaben fi9 81
ibren gltern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
& ampfa Jaeger & beater.


9outsbtIIs. Qp.. Is. Gebr.
Na9bem bic Si6erbeitsbeb6rbe lebten
9ienRag eine 0rhre erlaRen batte
bur@ mel9e dls Bsraaisunsspldbs
sonntaes sei&loRet tperber mhRen.
perbaftete bic poItsei beute Ra&mtttaq
bic Better unb e4nuipieler Der brei
gr6bten 8beater.
Wirtbf&aften unb 2dben mar ee.
fattet often ju baItsn.
3u8sentaIetfun
peorin. ST.. Is. 6ebr. Der
Solebo, peorta & WeFern 3us SO. ]
entsleiRe q Meilen 6RIi& bon @res'
cent gitp, 81. Die 2oiomotlus, bel
@epdd. uub Der Rau&uaeerl eerietber
In @raben uno ein perfonenwager
f9lug um.
9otomotibfhtrsr 3. 9. msI& boz
bier uuroe 9tt6btet, rnetrere perfpnel
e~rIiitet luetf&uraen. Die entpIei
Jung ,purbe bur4 bsn Dru4 clues Nab
raubes IN aenber bernrfa4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26

Cine feItene 5eier puroe
fiirsli9 in 9eiligenitabt, probin3
Sahfen, besangen. bas ~200idbrise
8eiteben 6es &nabenpaiienbauies.
elmer Der Glteften Stiftuneen bieler Dirt
In Seutfdlano. Die Stiftunssurs
fun6e. iponad Ser 9mtspost auf 8is
f4offtein furmainsif4e Ratb Urban
Ssnaa @lGiener fat fem eefammtes
@erm0gen our Stiftung zines fatboliz
fden &nabentpatienbauies bersibt. bas
ttrf bonn 16. Sanuar 1706. Gine BON
ben etnaigen nod Iebenoen Ha9foms
men oes Stifters. ben Witslieoern Der
ultel einsfeIoifhen Gamilie bon 3pehl
geftiftete Wotiptafel puroe iiingft am
notwithstanding anaebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
ptrufsiaatr obmt 1anot.
@erf,paroiee @tuensfraft Clues ~pernneIa6,
tra &uedhteS.

ira &uemtee-
SGger nit nur einem seiunben @rm
beaiebunespeiie FOLDER 5anb finb gez
raoe feline Seltenbeit uno IS lit pielfad
befannt, baB fpl6e 9erren re9t quite
S9IBen fino. DAB ieoo9 elm Rann.
Dem beioe 9dnbe ponitdn0is feblen.
ni9t nur Elm erfolsrei9er SGser uno
S9iBe lit, ionbern iogar als 8erufsz
iGser fein 8rpt peroient, lit setpib elm
ein5ig b~aitebenber Sun.
Scr Seutf9s SGser" beridtet bier
Iber: Dem iebisen HebieriGger Sbos
mas &eller in Dating. 8apern, puroen
i'm Sabre 1882 als Sienftfne9t, oas
mails q Sabre aft, beioe Sdnbe aus
elei4 in Der Srtterf6neibmai6ine ab.
gequetidt. @ielfa9 puroe baraufbin
Dem anideineno ponftdnoig Grtperbs<
unfdbissrlporbenen seratben, fi9 elm
setpib ausfDmmli9es Saiein ourd
Snanipru9nabme Ser Dffentli9en
W~obltbdtisteit gu perf9affen. So9
&eler mar bon 5u gutem 9olse, als
Dab er oieiem &atbe 9eb0r gef9enft
bGtte.
Der a%nseborenen 5reuoe on Der Nas
tur fplgeno, beeleitete er pielmebr na1
feiner MISUNDERSTANDING einen bena6z
barten &epieridger regelmdbig auf
oefen Oi~enitsGnssn unb mod sesen
Gnbe oes l1nglidsjabres selang es
linn felbft, cine b eI9eibene Stelung als
@alo= unb fpdter als Sagoauffeber in
rG9ter Rdbe feiner 9eimatb gu fin
6en.
Ha9oem &eIer fi6 cine nptboiirf>
tiee, ser iebigen Gbnlihe 5afenborri9z
tung na9 eisenen @nsaben bate ions
f~trniren laiIen, periu9te er es almGlig
au9 NIT Dem S6ieben uno braate es
oarin i'm 2aufe Der Sabre gu elmer
gang berborragenoen 6ertigfeit.
Die mittlerpeile aipar perbef erte.
aber INNER mod b09ft primitive @ors
rihtung, Die ibm Die perlorenen 9Gnbe
srfebt, beitebt sund9it aus einem 2es
oerrobr nit S6nalsn, 0as Die untere
9Glfte bes Sberarms Siemli9 feft ur,=
f9liebt unb our Sirirung bes san5en
Mpparates 6ient; na9 abtpGrts iteQf
cine 2eoerperf9niirung UNI bas Gnenz
boaenaelenf Die bepseli6e @erbinbung
nit einem speiten, BEN unterarm ura.
fafenoen 2eOeritulpen Der, in Dem Der
@%rmitumpf ftedt.
Sas uttere gnoe Der Stulpen trGst
6ol5fiinung nit Metanbei6lag nnb
bier lift linterieits Elm einfa9er 9aten,
re9terleits elm MeFer nit nrr elmer
&linge uno einem tiirSeren !9afen, bsi>
oes gum Ginflappen eeri9tet. einges
figt. Mit bieIem mebr als einfu6en
9anoperfs5eug permag aeler ni9t
muir gut unb flint gu fdieBen, fonbern
audi feline fonitigen berufli4en Ser
ri9tuneen gu beiorsen, Sellereiien gu
ftelen ETC., au9 feline tleine Setpnomie
notbbirftis gu berieben (beim 4dern
3. 9. ldbt er fid beioe Stiimpfe on Die
Yflussriffe f9nauen), oas gfen gu
fi9 gu nebmen, nobel linn aneroines
TleiI9 etc. pprgeI9nitten nerben muB
uno NIT 3ubilfenubme seipifer @ors
tbeile au9 Die meiiten fleineren @ers
ri9tunseh 6es tGsli6en 9sbens gu err
Ieoisen, pie feline nntsrf4rift gu se>
ben, 3inobOlaer an5usiinben, NIT Dem
Sdidentu9 gu bantiren, gu f9nupfen,
81 rauden unb, re6t gut fosar. Den
8ierfrug su f9pinsen! @ieIes allerz
bings mub ibin Die treue 2ebensgefdbrs
tin : Seller lit gum Speiten Male uno
re6t gliidli9 perbeiratbet uno Batter
5tpeier &inber : b~eioreen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
Nrabten.
grfpI9eber &sbslIsn.

SnfeI m, Is. Geb. Die
@ebensn In Der probin3 Ysmei, babsn
tibsr bic thrtif@sn Sruppsn betrd3t'
li&e grfolse errunasn. 2ebtere 3osen
i9 nod 9ais 3urId, berfoIgt bon ben
Mrabern. Die 2ebteren baben aud
Rbamt, Ssb FL Uorar uno Waabsr
beiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-26
HnBIanb.
% abItratp |.

ari& q u. Is. 5.b. 3mii9sn
%nationalsn Demotraten uno So3ialiRkn
Tom es gu einem 2ampfe, ais lsbtere
cine Understanding Der srfsren
iprengen MOLTEN. Gin Wann murbe
get6otet unb Is bsrpunbst. 8ruppsn
huntington bic Salle urb nabn1en piele
gerbaftungen bor. gs purbe cine
9roBe Wenge WaHen tonfis3irt.
& Bis auf's Meffsr.
Obeffa, Is. 5eb. lin 8 u6r
ubr beute Morssrt tiberfiel bic poIi3ei
bie Wobnun9 oreier anar@ifsn unb
tuurbe nit gOmbsn smpfanssn. Sin
poliseieommihdr, Der 6aususrmalter
uno feline 6rau wurbsn sei6btet. Dor.
auf bombarbirten 2ofaden bas 0aus
unb t6bteten bic bret Afar9ifsn.
81 o tiondre B q d n
@eIb.
g t. petersburg. Is. Geb.
I'm bic Mittel sur GOriisbuna ibres
3ampfes su erIausen. haben f& bic
@sbolutiondre Der srtrsmifen Sorts auf
sine aaus neue $bdtbisfeit perlest, ben
fpiematiidsn @aub unb ginbru9. Da
ibrs poblbabenosren @sfinnungsgenoi.
fen. bon tpeldsn He bisber nit @elb
berieten wuroen, gum gr6btsn Sbeil
bsrhaftet Hnb unb tbeils In aerferri
idmadten, tbeils nod Sibirisu bers
fhidt purben, III ibre .arieastaRe"
Iesr. Sic haben baber bei9loHen, bis=
felbs burd &aubsise auf bic poh.
dmtsr, Bantsns &e9ierungs'8 rannt'
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Der reiaen Reaftiondrs tuieber 40 ftaen
Der anfans bamit it bereits ae-
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sic befarsibt barin bic gemeine Be
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ben aoKaden an ben 6aaren In elmer
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beute bet Premisr Wiits uno bait
bann NIT bemielbsn cine mebtftnetg
untsrreoung.
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amte al bspesen. Sas Rsfultat ua
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riidfebrte. aber es mihen ibm grof
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. menn er bletbt.
: Nrnbten.
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