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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
DRY FARM|N(:::;| :
THE AR|<
Congress Will Be llAnQ
yer to Discuss T|Shl
Problem
SALT LAKERS TO 1blI
ASKED TO P
Representative of edl|
in Zion to Intert, s,s|
in Schen

Utah Is 10 be well ref
National Dry Farming rub
Will be held in Denver,
20. and 1t is quite probaL
be made by Salt Lake
the next congress TO this1g
Warren r. Given Of Il n,
rived in Salt Lake City w'
Is stopping at the Knut. NJ
call on Gov. Cutler and
and members OF the Com
other local organizations,
range for the representata.
pie on the programme. &I
from Salt Lake VIII att
tion. James Wilson, SEQ 70
culture; Clifford Pincnoti In.
bureau and DR.. Il. d. M !,
partment OF Agricultural
the Federal Governmcnt "a
The interest in the convt
be very general. u
Dry farming. or scien,<
IL Is more correctly term,
much attention througholt
said Mr.. Given last nigft.i
no longer an experiment 4
ceded. but even the farfI
actual information as IL
done without irrigation 1
arid districts OF the West
tlon 10 be held at Denverr''
dissemination Of this know D
convention proceedings "
text book, 10 some EXTENT;
terested in dry farmIng."
Thousands OF acres OF
and other Western Statese
claimed by these advanc;l
soil culture. together wlfi:l
tion OF seed adapted to "
conditions. II can pe ca !.
a valuable asset the
classed as arid will be a.
States ii dry farming nae
cessfully introduced. =
Mr.. Given Is secretarysI
Press club, and formerly-,
with Denver newspapers-
city editor OF the Rocky
TO engage IN the land am
curities business. -
Discussing business al,
fairs in the West, he saif
ton OF Simon Guggenheiel
States Senator from Col :,
assured by the action Ca
can legislative caucus on
be OF great benefit TO the !
When Mr.. Guggenhetrs 2
In the Senate next Marclb.
the representative OF any
interests. said Mr.. Giv,l !
be there as 4 representat i,
ern people and he will =,
interests. His position Y
though he is one of the u
In America today. his vi
him the Independence ~
him a good champion OF.
terests. He is a young n,
lots OF business experieuf
a study OF the West au..l'
every standpoint. and h. b
serve the people OF thPr
will do so. Before ne taa,
the Senate he Will resigT,5
poraJion with which ne
Mr.. Guggenheim is tai !,
OF interest in the Dry - M
and II is quite probabltt
range his affairs, that ,bsj
first public speech. ate 4,
the convention. =;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
ATTACKED BY LION
Trainer Has Narrow Escape From
Death in Gage of Angry Beast.

TOLEDO. O.. Jan. while perform
ing a hon act. Henry Ray. n trainer with
the Boston Animal circus. was attacked
by one Of the lions, and while he lay on
the floor. had both his sides. his shoulder
and breast lacerated. With great pres
ence OF mind Ray fred his pistol lust
as the attendants opened the safety doors
OF the cage. The other lions which were
in the cage Immediately made for the
opening, followed by 1.-The attacking ami
nal. physician was summoned and
the injured trainer was taken to a hos
pital- II is feared his injuries will re-
suit fatally, The large audience rea-
liGed what had happened. but remained
orderly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
RECEIVER Is ASKED
Car Shortage on Rock Island Has
Aroused Oklahoma Shippers.

GUTHRIE. Okla, Jan, IA large
number of millmen. grain. lumber, cot
ton and coal dealers in Oklahoma today
sent to President Roosevelt a petition,
asking that a receiver be appointed for
the Rock Island railroad, alleging in
ability on the part of the corporation
to properly handle the freight and pas
senger business offered to it for trans
portation.
The petition is the direct outcome Of
the car shortage, from which tho in
tercsts represented by the signers Of
the petition arc still suffering. The
petition cites that the Rock Island is
unable TO handle but small part of
public traffic.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
CONFLICTING STORIES
officials Claim No Strike: Firemen
Confident of Victory

Ell PASO. Tex. Jan 2.-Superintend-
ent Marks OF the Ell Paso division OF the
Galveston. Harrisburg g. San Antonio
railroad stated this evening that, so far
as his division is concerned, there is no
strike. as all the trains are fully manned
and all are being handled on time.
At the headquarters OF the striking
flremen, al which daily conferences Of
the members OF that brotherhood and
other organizations OF trainmen are held
nothing was given out beyond an EXPIRES
sion OF confidence in their ultimate vic
tory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE
Mother Attempts Suicide on Learning
Fate of Her Little Boys.

REDDING. Cal. Jan. Twin boys.
aged 3 years, and their one-year-old
sister. the children of Mrs, Stewart, a
widow living near Anderson. were
burned To death this afternoon. when
their home was destroyed by fire The
mother was visiting at the house of
neighbors al the time, and attempted
suicide when she learned or the fate of
her children. The three children, il is
supposed, from the position Of the
charred bodies, were asleep in one bed
where their mother had put them The
origin of the FIRE is n mystery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
SEVERE ARRANGEMENT
Leaders Of French Government De-
nounced az Worse Than Pagans.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. To-day s
New Year reception 70 Archbishop
Ryan was made notable by n scathing
arraignment by the archbishop of the
French government IS treatment Of the
of the present government as iBtidels.
whom he considered worse than pagans.
The archbishop expressed the hope that
a religious awakening in France would
soon overthrow the oppressors of the
Christian religion He said;
''These inidels are worse than
pagans The pagan believes in God
and in a hereafter, where the good are
rewarded, but the infdel does not.
their vices, but the modern intidel has
all the vices without any of the redeem
ing virtues of a pagan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
STRIKE NEAR L0YEL0CKS
Salt Laker's Rich Find in Seven
Troughs Company.

Ben T. Floyd on Tuesday received a
message from his partner in the Seven
Troughs Mining company. twenty five
within half a mile of Vernon stating
that al the location OF the shaft now
25 feet deep he had taken two samples.
one which will average sIi5 and the other
Sl176 10 the ton. This Is the best and
greatest strike ever made In the camp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
HEAR SPLENDID MUSIC
Delightful Programme Presented at the
Y. NJ, G. A.

Those who were fortunate enough
to be present at the !. NJ. c, A, musi.
cal, New Years evening. were treated
20 very pleasant musical programme.
The feature of the evening was the
singing OF Miss Millie Williams. The
Y. NJ. c. a. Glee club and orchestra rem
dered several selections each. and indi-
vidual members furnished entertain
ment on different Instruments. Nov"
ing pictures were displayed during the
intervals and there was not dull mo-
ment. IT was Il fitting close for sue,
cessful day and those present were LOUD
in their praise OF the evenings s enter
tainment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
INSURANCE REFORM
Law Secured by Armstrong Committee
Went Into Effect Tuesday.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.The lnsurance
reforms secured by the ArmstrohS coHl-
nSit,ca ~ rbe legislature went into effect
today. For the year 1907 and hereafter:
no company wlll be allowed to write more
than $50 900 600 WORTH oil business
veor, agents commissions will be re-
duced one fourth; every new policy must
contain the full contract under which
the holder and insurer alike are bound
and no dividend policies may be issued.
Besides the main reforms. several other
little drastic changes went into effect
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
WOMAN BRUTALLY SLAIN
Wife of Wellington, n. j., Man Found
Murdered in Her Home,

NEW YORK, Jan. Mrs. William
Wilson, wife Of a stable man in Wei
lington. y. j.. was found murdered in
her home when her husband returned
from work today. She had evidently
been dragged from her bed, for she still
wore her night clothes.
She had apparently been strangled
with a towel. which was twisted around
her neck. Besides, there was a stab
wound in the stomach and blow upon
the head had made a hole in the skull.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
BACK FROM DENVER
Lorn Morrison Returns from Brief
Business Trip to Colorado.

Lorn Morrison returned TO the city
from Denver Monday night, whittier he
made a flying trip on important mining
business. Mr. Morrison is one OF Utah's
successful mine operators and promoters
and confines his operations 10 the MIN
ing fields OF Utah. He says they are In
yltlng enough and rich enough for him
Mr. Morrison has been the means of
bringing a great deal OF capital into Utah
for mine development purposes, and
along these lines he says he has just be-
gun in real earnest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
SENSIBLE ADVICE
GIVEN BY SPEAKER
Charley Crewdson Delivers
Strong Address to an Ap-
preciative Audience.
BE SQUARE, HONEST,
CONFIDENT AND SOBER
Hustling and straightforward
Business Man Always At
tainS Success.

It is not often that the young men OF
Salt Lake City have an opportunity OF
listening TO q lecture that compares with
the one delivered New Years day at the
Y. NJ c. a. building. Charles Crewdson
OF Chicago, who has gained reputation
as an instructor of statesmen through his
articles to the Saturday Evening Post,
was the speaker and his talk, while in
formal. was most instructive and his ad-
vice could well be followed by people in
all walks Of life, He said In part:
Business is A profession and is the
best profession. The business man owns
the crib. as well as the corn. and the
so-called professional man gets only the
kernels that are dropped. Young men
put on a good front. as the first impress
sion must always be gained from out
side appearance. Have self-respect. II
is the best OF all respect, as without IL
one cannot retain the respect of others.
Look good feel good and you cannot
but make good Be a good fellow. This
does not mean that you must Guzzle
q dozen highballs each day. Be good
fellow by treating all OF those with whom
You come Into contact right. II you are
on the outs with anyone with whom
you have any dealings, get on the ms.
Hustle This does not mean 10 get busy
wlsh your hands and feet. but means TO
use your top-your brains. God gave
them TO you to use and If you do not
use them YOU cannot succeed. Be square.
Don't Indulge in trlckery No one can
successfully act lie"
Be Square and Hustle.
Mr.. Crewdson said that his entire talk
could be summed up in the following
DO not be ashamed OF your work
Put on q good front ard hustle. Be
square. Confidence is the one element
Of business and without IL one cannot
succeed. II you lose the respect and
confidence OF man you cannot expect
TO retain his business"
After the lecture, which was more of
an informal talk. Mr. Crewdson asked
on any subject. and there was a discus
sion which was most interesting. One
o! the matters that was brought out in
this discussion was the matter Of cutting
prices. He insisted that no reason was
sufficiner for price cutting. and cited
the fact that q man could not feel right
II he charged one person one price and
another different figure.
Is a Fluent Talker.
Mr.. Crewdson is a fluent talker. knows
what he wants 10 say and says IL in a
manner that impresses his hearers with
the Idea tha; he means IT, and they eX-
perience no difficulty in remembering
large part OF what he says.
Mr., White, on behalf OF those present,
meeting there WAS an Informal recep-
dion a. which all who were present had
an opportunity to meet Mr.. CreWdson.
The regular class IN salesmanshlp VIII
be started Jan. 16. and will be In ses-
sion for six weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
GREATEST BIRTH RATE
Statistics Show New York Is Opposing
Race Suicide

NEW YORK, Jan 2.-The birth. mar
riage and death statistics OF New York
City for 1906 were made public today
with the comment that II was a pros
porous twelve months. During 1906 there
were reported 1ll.177 births, an increase
over 1905 of 5000; 1856 marriages. an
increase OF 500; 76,206 deaths. an in
crease of 1892, The birth record is the
greatest ever reported
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
Two Girls Burned TO Death

SEDRO WOOLLEY, Wash, Jan. g.
Two lives were lost In a fire which de-
stroyed the home of Fl. Fl. Shrewsbury
today. Ruth and Lola Johnson. nieoes Of
Mr.. Shrewsbury. who were visiting at
his house. were both burned TO death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
Butte Man Is Victor.

PUEBLO. Jan. Freddie Weeks OF
Butte, Mont, tonight knocked out Willie
Mcnamara OF Chicago al the Grand
opera house. Cripple Creek in the third
round Weeks was in superb condition
and was the Chicagoans superior IN
every branch Of the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Fones 81.
Miners Wares Advanced

DENVER. Jan. Wages of coal
miners in southern Colorado districts
were advanced 10 per cent today, Over
6000 men are benefited. The increase
amounts to $500, 900 year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
TWO BLAzES |
Fire Department Called
Incipient. FL

Fire broke out at az
dav morning IN the
tool house of J. P. Mar
Eighth South stree:,
building and damaging
tools TO the amount q
was no insurance. The
il is supposed, by defect>
department responded II
owing to the heavy pultI
dy, unpaved roads, waA
on the scene II time 10 {
vice. p
In the midst of the
tivities at the home olS
ingston. 273 West Third !
tiers hanging between Z
reception-room caught ~
and for q time threateH
age, No. 9 engine maS'
and caught the fire Just |,
time to prevent lts spNl
are was not over SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
HERE FROM G0LDFIELD
G. G. Rice and Peter Grant Brief
Visitors in Zion City.

G. G. Rice and Peter Grant, of the J..
NJ. Sullivan Trust company. spent Sat
urday In Salt Lake and left Sunday af-
ternoon for San Francisco. The visit OF
the gentlemen here at this time had no
significance, They are tnklng advantage
Of the lull in business at Goldhed, Incl
dent TO the holidays nnd the miners
strike, which is in process of extinction.
at an early day. by reason Of an AMIGA
hle adjustment, Ia take a short vaca-
tlon. Mr.. Rice came here 10 meet Mr.
Grant. who arrived from the East on
Saturday.
Mr, Rice says the output OF sold at
Goiddeld in 1907 VIII ne the wonder OF
The world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
FIRE LOSS $780, 900
First Blaze of New Year in Cincinnati
Is Serious One.

CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 1.-The first FIRE
Of the New Year took place early today
when the entire series OF buildings owned
and operated hy the Diamond Distillerics
company. from AZ TO 425 Pearl street.
was Quilted.
from the communication Of fumes of
spirits or high wines with fire in the
engine room on the ground floor. The
loss is 500 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
Explosion Kills Three.

PITTSBURG. Jan. 1.-Three men were
killed and three fatally injured tonight
by the explosion Of a steam pipe In the
Schoen Pressed Steel Car Works, at Nc
kees Rocks. a suburb OF this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
GET A NEW LEDGER

Just the time for new books. Our
blankbooks hold the ink, and will last
out the year.
The Breeden ONCE Supply Co., Loose
Leaf experts. 60 w Second So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
Honors Husbands Memory.

CINCINNATI, Jan, LIN memory
of her husband Mrs. Thomas j. Emery
has given 100000 ms an endowment for
the Cincinnati art museum,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
Changed Meeting

The Board of Pupu&
changed It's regular me y
first and third TuesdayS I
10 the first and third fs
month. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03
ELKS' CLUB OPEN
New Years Day Celebrated by Best
People on Earth

The Elks' club kept open house on
New Year S day from noon until mid,
night. All day and evening the club
house was we'll filed with participants
in the clubs hospitalities. A punch.
bowl dispensed refreshments freely and
a fine luncheon was served. The after
theatcr crowds were especially numer-
Gus and the day was a memorable and
ENJOYABLE one i'm the club 3 history.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-03

4 wall OF masonry which fell shortly
before noon in San Francisco yesterday
killed one man. mangled another so bad
" that he will in all probability die, and
seriously injured a third.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26
@aKa@miettS.

Ser Ylan Iuguit 9elmont's
unb anberer &apitaliiten, ourd Die
SalbinieL Cape Sob, einen Shiff<
~fabrtstannl 3u fiibren unb Der gegens
pdrtie ipieber Meinuns madt, lit
f~eineslpess elm nelies Yroieft nnb es
eri6eint eisentlih angeiidts Der 0e>
fdbrlidfeit Der HeiIen I'M Cape COB
na6 Bottom merfpiirbis. bnb gum
@ortbeiIe fir S6ifffabrt nnb Sanbel
Die &aiier Der gu55arbs Ban i'm
Siioen unb Die Der 9arnitdble 8dp
I'M Norben Cape Gobs. pie es Bsls
mont unb @enpiien iebt p~orbaben,
nift idon pereinigt tporoen iinb. @n
gutem WiQen bier5u bat es nidt ges
feblt, es lit aber INNER bel ben Yldz
nen geblieben.
Die eriten gmpfeblnngen fir BEN
gau zines aanals bur6 Cape COB er=
idienen bereits 1915 unb 1887 in ben
Dffentlifen 8erihten bon Mafahu>
ietts. George 8aibineton lieb 1915
81 benz 3ipede @ermeTiingen aiif Cape
COB pornebmen. unb etpa 40 Sabre
ipdter empfabl Der &rieesiefretdr
Calhoun in einem Sabresberidte bic
Gusfiibrun9 iold zines aanals. SIN
Sabre 1885 purbe io9ar cine Ieile
&annl eegrnben.
Wtan red)net. baB Der Ban beg pros
ieftirten &anals etpa brei Sabre in
Nniprud nebmen unb $10,000,000
foiten miro. Ser &annl ipirb cine
bon a6t @ieilen boben nnb ii1
in geraber. 2inie bon 9u53arbs Ban
nab 9arnitable Ban eritreden. Die
8aiier : Sberfld6e bes aanals ipirb
Der bes 0ieeres glei6 fem; bel niebris
gem @afieritanbe bat Der aanaG,
Oeiien aerin9ite greite 200 SUB be-
trd9t, nod cine Siefe bon % SUB.
Ser annnl miro ben inneren @aliers
meg bon Sem Yorf nnh Bolton Inn
70. ben duberen I'M 100 Iieilen fiirs
gen, bod liegt. nie bereits a%nsebeutet,
Der S%auptportbeil fir ben &iiItens
idifffabrt BARN. bab Die S6iffe niht
Dem rauben 8etter nm Cape COB diiss
iinb, pel6es neben Cape Sats
teras einen Der sefdbrlihiten Yrnfte
Der atlantii6en 8iiite bilbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

- Yrominente Ierste batten i'm
fir unbeilbar erblinbet erfldrt. Iber
er. Samuel 8. Cummings IN galtis
more, Der ieit 25 Sdbren b%olitdnoig
erblinoet mar, selunete tbeilpeiie gu
ieinem Ineenli6t unD bofft, es our6
cine Operation ipieber bpIitdnbig 81
e~rlaneen. Cummings glitt tiir5lib
auf benz giie aus lnb itiir5te 81 8oz
ben. CT i6lus nit benz @eiidt auf
ben Seitentpeg auf unb Elm Stiid gis
traf i'm IN bas Nuse. CT Lag betdubt
am goben, unb als er it'd mieoer er<
beben fonnte, ipar Elm Wunoer eez
iheben. CT fpnnte nit benz bonn @is
setroffenen Nuee ieben. Sas Iueen=
lid)t lit 5fpar nidt %politdnbi9 5uriid>
eefebrt, aber er fam Yerionen ieben.
Die an ibm boriiberseben, lino fann
audi Sarben unteriheiben; ~alerbines
lit Iaes, mas er iiebt, peridipommen.
Smmerbin beitebt ninmebr fir i'm
Die aoffnuns. bur6 cine eliidli6e
Operation bplitdnbiee Sebfraft pie%
Der 81 erlangen. lleber feline grblins
bune iagt Cummings Solsenbes: nNas
i'd pier5ebn Sabre alt mar, idob mir
IN Baltimore elm &nabe nit einem
Sfeil in bas linfe Iuge, t~porauf ib
alf bieiem iofort erblinbete. Sns
anbere Iuge purbe nit Der Seit ebens
fnas INNER ihpd1er unb einise Sa9e
ipdter mubte i'm meme Stubien anf>
9eben. SD ipuroe Yaitor unb trat
i'm Sitter bon 20 Sabren. i'm Sabre
1857. in Die Baltimore gonferen5 elm.
Bis babin fonnte i6 INNER nod ieben,
oh es Gag ooer Nabt mar, aber Dor
ettpa 20 Sabren purbe ih boIIitdnbis
blind. Sn ben lesten Sabren lieb ib
meme Iu9en ourh bic prominentes
item I%ueendr5te Der Stnbt uuters
iuhen; bieie erfldrten ieooh. bab elm
Sail bon unbeilbarer g~rbIinbung pors
lieae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Spfer bes i%ibermdbigen NItobplgez
nuiies 9etporben. @r itorb in einem
bohgraoiaen Haui6e in Der biciiaen
Birtbf6aft. Nto9e bieier traurigc
SAL maildem Srinfer our beiliamen
Barniin9 bienen.
Wiirttcmberg.
= Sn @oppingeu fam Die felt einis
gen Sabren 16irer nerbenfranfe
8trtbspitttpe &dlberer our 9llime in
ibrer IN Der Meranoer Strabc geleaez
men Wobnung einem eiiernen Glen al
nabe; babel fling bas 8leib ner Srou
Seuer, unb IN flir3er Belt 6rannte lie
am gon8en GDrper. gu Siilfe berbeis
eilsnoe Sausleute parfen 9eden uno
Sii6er iiber Die Srau unb eritidten
oas Seuer. Die rneIiidlide urrbe
in baS itdotiihe 8ranfenbuus aebradt,
mo iie balo barauf ibren l6redli6en
8ranenunben erIae.
2ebtens fpltrbe i'm StaotipoI6
bon @innenben Ser nit SoIsmafen
bei6aftiete. 81 Sabre alte Satob
Wdlter o 2ebnenberg, @emeinbe
8eihenba6, elm aud bier aQeemein
beliebfer Wann unb Samilienpater,
bon elmer ~falenben 9u6e 10 unaliids
li6 anf ben aopf setreffen, bab er nod
eintger 3eit 1farb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-26

Wntter uno ieincn 8ruoer burd
MteierItihe. Ser @abniinn 1T nl0b.
lid aufgetreten. Sronet er9riff Elm
SiiGenmeller uno rah Damtt blinps
ltngs nm lid. Sootlid g~etroffen
fanfen Whitter unb 9ruoer an 8ooen
rnb erlagen ibren @erlesuneen id6on
na6 fur5er 3eit. Iit GROCER Wtilbe
gelane es Der berbeigerufenen &ets
tnngs : Mbtbeilung. bent 8abniinnis
gen Die 3ipanasiade an5uleeen unb
ibn IN Die 2anoes : Sr~renanitalt 81
ii6erfiibren.
Ius Batting fpirb berihtet:
Sur6 cine S6neelafpine ipitrbe fiir8s
liH IN Spannleben elm Bauer nit Gas
men Sobann 8lnpf unb 3ipei S6len
%getpotet. Ser Better unb Elm &neht
retteten ii6 burh Die Slu6t. Sic @cis
ben fparen e6en i'm @aIbe NIT SolSs
baden beI6dftigt.