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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
SOUTH WARpsRoRo-

F. H. Kidder has gone TO Sherman to
work I'm the lime kiln there
The ladies' aid society will meet at
Mrs II, +. Kidder's on Thursday. Nov.
"A, at p. m. \ fun attendance is de-
sired.
i. w. Seeber has returned from Cort-
land, y. Y. where he was called some
two weeks ago to attend the funeral OF
his mother.
{. $. Hoyt has sold the standing soft
wood timber on his woodlot. situated
south OF the highway leading from South
Wardsboro 10 West Wardsboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
WARDsBoRo CENTRE.

Miss Eta Mundel is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Hattie Putnam is able TO be about
the house after a three weeks Illness
Miss Orinda Dobbin of Shushan, n. Y.
ana her sister, Mrs. David Eddy Of ia
maica. visited their cousin, Mrs. d. c.
Dexter, oct. 81
Rev. II. NJ. Hopkinson visited briefly
at u. a. Wakeheld's last week lie has
recently received "A call to the pastorate
Of the Baptist church in South Acworth.
n. H.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, whose illness was mem
toned two weeks ago, was seriously III
for some time, but Is now gaining slow
~ His mother came last week to visit
him.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
A Million Dollars in Assets

There is usually some good reason
for abnormal growth in any business
and it is so with Savings Banks. The
North Troy Palladium seems to think
It has discovered the secret of the
large growth of the Lamoille County
Savings Bank and Trust Company
1t says:
The Hyde Park savings bank reached no
table point in its history July II, when for
the hrst time the assets OF the institution
reached the million mark. The master mind
in the affairs of the bank is that of its pres'
dent, Carroll S. Page, and TO that far
sighted policy and liberal treatment that 50
markedly characterizes all his business and
financial dealings, is largely due the great
increase in assets and the success that has
always attended the institution.
This bank pays per cent. com.
pounded semi-annually on deposits OF
500 or more.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
A Successor to the reddv Bear

Paris has new toy. II is the work OF
one Of her best-known caricaturists.
Caran dAche. Primarily IT is an animal.
but in its development it has become
more wild, weird, and woolly than the
Cheslre Cat Although intended orr
gihaiIy as mere toys for children. the
curious birds and beasts of the forest
invented by the artist have been adopted
by grown persons, and II is no uncommon
thing TO see fashionahly dressed women
In the streets Of Paris carrying these
grotesque fauna
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

In the preliminary trials of dirgible
airships in st. Louis Cromwell Dixon n
boy OF Is years. made wonderful
voyage In his strange looking "skycycle. "
He crossed the Mississippi river and land
ed in Venice. ILL.,, II miles away. He
sailed over park where boys were play
ing ball and shouted to them to go on
with the game as he wished to see some
one hit out a home run.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

Few writers have a greater or more
loyal following than Thomas Nelson Page.
He mas the rare gift OF appealing to the
sympathies, and an Individual charm
characterizes everything he does A
snort story My Friend the Doctor
by him. In the November Scribner. apart
from its interest as "A story. might serve
as an enlightening document for the ines.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
WEST HALIFAX.

Henry Wheeler OF Boston has been
visiting in town.
Arthur Vile has finished work at r. ].
Phillips and is working for w. f. Clark.
The Baptist society will have a sociable
at Grang" han Friday afternoon and
evening. Nov. Is. All are invited.
The heavy rains nave washed the roads
so that some Of them are not safe for
travel The road commissioner is using
an the help possible in his efforts to re-
pair them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
JAMAICA.

Francis h. Richmond Sc, a prominent
architect in Springfield, Mass, who died
Tuesday in Hartford, Conn. was a broth
er Of Mrs. John Clayton Of this town. Mr..
Richmond had served as a representative
in the Massachusetts legislature and was
prominent In many affairs besides hold
ing high rank in his profession
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
MARLBORO.

Lottie Mather returned to Brattleboro
Saturday.
Rena Mather spent Saturday and Sun
day in Brattleboro
Ned Tyler visited his brother, Lewis,
In Brattleboro last week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

A New York doctor, who has made II
his business for years to investiage every
alleged instance of hydrophobia that
comes to his knowledge, has discovered
Just one case Of genuine rabies, but a
great many cases of bad scares.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
IN WINDHAM COUNTY
DUNN ERsToN.
Successful GRANGE Fair.

The third annual Grange fair, sale,
game and chicken-pie supper at the
church vestry Friday evening was more
largely attended and better than ever.
The hall was prettily decorated with
hemlock and evergreen. The candy booth
where Arthur, Brown and Miss Elsie
Hazelton dispensed sweet things bore the
national colors. The useful and fancy ar
ticle booth, where Mrs. NJ T.. Brown and
Mrs. S. b. Craddock presided, was deco
rated in white, green and yellow and re-
ceived liberal patronage. The fish pond
where the youngsters fished and caught
innumeTabe treasures was in charge of
Miss Shea and Miss Clara Holt. The
guess" booth, decorated in white and
green was in charge of II. c. Hazelton.
The first prize, sofa pillow, was won by
H. G. Clark; the second, some toilet
cases, by a, d. Wyatt. The guessing con-
test at the useful and fancy table was
won as follows: Sofa pillow Leroy Wild
err; vase, Mrs. c. J.. Stacy. Master Har-
ry Brown dispensed pop corn balls at the
red, white and blue stand.
The vegetable display table was well
patronized, exhibitors being as follows
Carrots, r. b. Laughton; cabbages. ap-
pies and pumpkins, w. f. Walker; seed
corn, apples, potatoes cabbage and
squash, f. o. Downs; seed corn and
pumpkins, II. c. Hazelton; seed corn,
Alonzo Bradley; apples, Mrs Augusta
Bennett; turnips. Mrs ]. w. Patch.
The supper was patronized by between
200 and 800 persons and was pronounced
liberal in quantity and first-class in quail
ity. f. II. Brown and NJ. F. Evans had
charge of the meat and Mrs. Emma
Downs of the tables. At the close of the
supper articles were sold at auction, +.
H. Brown acting as auctioneer. The
program was in charge of Miss Clara
Holt Miss Cora Boyle and Ira Gates,
Miss Lille Gates acting as lecturer. The
program included music, readings and
recitations and an amusing dialogue,
Lord Dundreary's Visit" by Dwight Mil
Ter. Ira Gates Cora Boyle and Lille
Gates. Many guests were present from
Brattleboro, Putney, Newfane and else
where.
The next Grange meeting will be held
Monday evening, Nov. II, in charge of
Ceres, Pomona and Flora
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

If you once try Carter's Little Liver Pills
for sick headache, biliousness or constipation,
you will never be without them. They are
Don't for get this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

To. get relief from indigestion, biliousness
constipation or. torpid liver without disturb.
ing the stomach OF purging the bowels, take
will please YOU - ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
Watched the Balloon.

Schoolchildren left their play. house
keepers dropped their household duties.
men forsook the stores and shops. and all,
young and old, ran out OF door and gazed
long and earnestly at the balloon that
went soaring east Of the village. at about
l o'clock last Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
probably the first view that many of the
younger generation had ever seen Of that
kind of aerial navigation. and great Won
der was excited thereby. To "A party driv-
ing to Newfane, it seemed as II the
balloon might descend on the Cushing
meadow near the West river, but it pass
ed out OF sight over the mountain north
east of the town. Ii was learned later
that IL assembled at Pttsneld. Mass, at
about 1890 that morning and landed near
Springfield. Vt. at about that after
noon having covered about 40 miles
though the direct air line distance be-
tween the two places is about IS miles
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
Mr.. and Mrs. obed Halliday are at

NH ana MIS-, Ubed HaIIaday are at
Elmwood.
James A. Reed is suffering from an alb
scess on his finger.
Mrs. David Reed has returned from a
three weeks visit in Greenfield.
H H Miller has sold his farm to
people from New York. Possession will
be given Dec. /.
r. Fredette has moved back to Brat
tleboro and Hal Streeter has moved to
Henry Browns farm
The ladies' club will hold their annual
sale and game supper Nov. IA. at the
church vestry. Supper, consisting Of
bear, coon. venison and chicken pie. will
be served from to o'clock, following
which an entertainment will be given by
H. a. Osborne. the noted magician of
Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

joints, red and rough
ened skin, corns, bum
ions, etc, and for puri-
flying the respiratory
glands: Soak the feet
in Cuticura Soap
and Hot Water, dry,
and anoint with Cuti-
cura Ointment. For
the itching and irrita-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

ton of eczema this treatment is most
grateful, affording immediate relief and
pointing to a speedy cure.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Ever
dumof OF Infants, Children, and Adults consists Of Cuff
enrA soap oc 70 Cleanse the skin, Cutieura Ointment
Oe) to Heal the skim aud Cutieura Resovent (Oc0 lin
me form OF Chocolate Coated PlS 25e per vial Of 6 to
Purity the Blood sold throughout the world. Potter
O'us Sn1 Ls.iSSS soie fiIops, Boston, Mas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08

Believing that exact knowledge New
England Telephone and Telegraph Company publishing
series of brief eNpositions of phases Of teIe-
phonyIfor the benefit of itself, and, as it hopes
for the benefit o a telephone users
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-08
FOOT COMFORT
Obtained from cuticura Soap
and Ointment.

For tired, aching, irritated, itchingfeet.
Inflammation and painful swelling Of the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

bon Der biciiQen @ensrtebant lit ipe,
gen Oepotoicblta6ls in 9obe bon 1875,
600 Wayf bon Der Straftammer All
fiinf Sa9ren GefdnsniB perurtbsilt
tporbsn.
s ranfentb a /. Bon einem
Iutomobil i%iberfabren unb get0btet
lpurbe i'm nabeselsgenen Gbisbeim Der
80 Sabre alte Iderer 0alentin 81
f@er.
6 b IN i esbaen Meuli6
ftiir5te Der 25 Sabre ate aapitGn
Geors Sebl bel Der Sppauer Sabre
bon feinem S4iff rSuititia" in ben
Rbein unb ertranf.
g t. s n g BE t. Die We9fsls
fdlf4un9en bes flii6tisen 8aufmanns
@riifer BON bier erreiten cine enorme
Sobe. Die pafipa betraeen ettpa
10000 Mart. Die 0resbner 8anf
in Mann6sim fo1 i'm 10000 Mart
eeidGbigt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
&roe9er3osfGnm s&eGem.

Darn # a b t. Die Stabtperorbs
MISUNDERSTANDING bepiaigte einen
&rebit BON 100000 MartBaur Ser
legun9 Der GanGle, bic Der 1lmbau Der
9abnbofSarlassn nptbfpHhig ma9t.
Die SdIfts bFier 4ufipetbths tpirb
ber Stabt BON @iienbagrfistus pers
t~ragsmdbig SrriidpsrsiitetI
b rar. Dem in @ebern sebo.
renen, burh bic GsIo5Ige bon 1866
uno 1870-71 bctartnt getporbenen
preubiiden !Sesrfiibrer Graniedp 1on
bier elm Senfmal erri4tet fperben. Gin
0entmdls= &omite bat Die @ngelegens
belt ioipeit geforbert. bob bas Dent
mai f6on ain Is. Nopember B. g., benz
100. @sburtstdae bc8 Generals, ents
biint peroen fam.
@rob It m. 9as beis
ff6e Minifterium bat bsr !Sdnouer
Strabenbabn attiengeisGffaft bic Grs
IaubniB CUR @usfii6run9 bon @orars
beiten fir cine elsftrii9 gu bstreibenbe
He6en6ahn bon Sanau na9 @robitein'
9eim ertbeilt.
Norm 8. Srsiberr b. 5ebl bat
feineraeit Der Stabt Worms urtunbs
lid bic Summe ppn 100000 Mart
our Grridtung bss als Ratbbausans
bau gsbadten Gornelianum CUR Ser
fiigung geient. Snfolee Der Dars
Ieaunsen in Der preFe, bab bic Stabt
minbeftens ebenio bobe Soften CUR
Jertigiteaung bes Gebdubes beisutras
gen baben perbe, bat Der Stiftsr
n~.uerpings ertldrt, bic Summe bon
100000 Mart lei als Elm porlGufis
als 8renSe. anauie1enoer 9etras i'm
8oitenporunf6las Oss profehor ST.
f6srsS Stuttgart beitimmt; bic Stabt
nerbe niAts gu be3ablen baben; ale
Me6rtoIten tperbe Der Sitter islbit
traeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
8Irftem Bera.

Stuttgart. 9ie stpeite SAINT
mel genebmigte gum 8au elmer llniz
periitGtsbibliotbet in Sibingen 1,000,s
900 Mdrt, ebenio gum gau zines pbps
ffaGif1en SnItituts fir bic Se6nii9e
So4i1ule Observation-Disclosures Sisins
bel tit tpesen Mib6anblung ieinsr
dlteren 4inoer in llnterfufunssbaft
genommen iporben. Die Ginber finb
~einitpeilen bel 5amilien in Der Stabt
untergebra9t. = Der friibere lansiGbs
rige SenatSprdiibent bes Sberlanbges
ridts, b. 9oiiert, 1T i'm Glitter o 81
Sabren seitorben.
s f'p. Nuf benz 8abn6ofe lpurbe
bsrSobn bss Odfsnpirtbs Sdpdrmls.
Der i9eu gum @erianote auflup, 5pis
fden bic puffer bes Prellbods unb bic
Der Ran9irmaidine einsetlsmmt unb
podig Serqnetidt. Ser Sob frat TO-
fort elm.
H dpensbur g. Sur Nad)t5.it
bat Der 30 Sabre alte Bauer acnrab
9edeifen in llnterei4ba9 feline 40jGbs
rise @befrau, Muttsr bon Feben Sim
bern. nit Der !Solsart erIhlassn.
Reutl ingen. Nculi6 ente
fernte iid bic Wes9ersebefrau SdOna
leber beimlih uno lsste iia auf bic
@ii.nbabnidienen. Don einem Glitter
ause tpurben ibr &opf unb Wrme abb
sefabren. Die Srau par infolse zines
Stur5eS topfleioenb.
% E insbers g. !Sier, mo aid
fein b%eriibmter Batter Suitinus 9erner
Dor 45 esabren ote Iugen eeidloHen,
1T Der betannte 9idter unb gr5t
9beobalb 8ernsr, Der als Singing gu
ben Sreunoen oes Sidters 2ubpis
ublano ge1orte, tpeniee Woden mad
Der Teicr lsiue5 80. Ge6urtstases ses
1torten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

funpen. yor 20 Sabren ipurben baa
ee9sn ins9efammt 154 perlen sefuns
ben.
Gbemni B. Der bier peritorbene
Standardization &arl Sui4e bat
in einsm nit ieiner @befrau gemeinz
i6aftlif erri6teten Seitament fir bas
Soipital ct. Georg in G6emniB 2O,s
900 Wart geipenbst CUR 9egriinbung
bon stpei Sreiiteaen.
Sci i g. Ser S~ngenieur unb
patentantpdlt 20. 8. u6lano, betannt
ais 9egriinber bes Setnitums Mitts
fpeiba unb Elm berporrdgenoer 8ertres
ter Der te6nif6en 2iteratur, benz aud
pidtige Neueruneen be3iiglid Der
Standardization gu bonten iinb, lit
bier, sc Sabre aft. geitorben.
pIauen. Ser in @robf6Dnar
berItorbene profehor 9rumbbol5, Der
fat iein sanses @ermDgen Der &C.
meinbe @robi90nau perma6te, bat
aud Der bieiigen &unfti6ule fir Ser
ti~linbuItrie elm 2egat ausgeisBt. gr
er60bte ben bon ibm gesriinbeten Stiz
p.~noienfonbs fir beoiirftige, aber be-
gable S9iler auf 5000 Wart.
g G neeberg. Der in 2of6z
pib pertorbene pripatmann 81. 9.
Coos, Elm Sobn u%nierer Stabt, bat
benz bieiigen 9~iir9erbofpital 1900
Wlart perma6t.
WaIbbei m. Die 9isiige Sparz
taIie e~r5ielte i'm Geiddftsiabre 1906
einen Reinsepinn bon 43.485 Mart.
3 IN / d II. Der bieiise Ratb bat
bic Nnna9me Der $4,000 MartsStifa
tung bes Der itorbenen &entier Giins
tier, friiberen Observation-Disclosures,
beI9lohen. @iintber. Der feline Qb<
tDmmlinse beiibt, bat $4,000 Wlart
an 8ermGhtniI1en binterlaHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Sreie Stdote.

$ b ur9 q. Der 9ampfsr
.Sceana" bon Der SamburesImeritas
2inie traf an Der WeittiiIte bon SpiBs
bergen 10 i9pere Gismahen an, baB
er %nirseuoS Ianbsn tonnte unb na6
pammerfeit 5uriidseben muBte. - Die
2ei6e Or. Sielemanns, bss bsim Ses
eeln allf Der Gtbe nit einem &olegen
ertruntenen Irstes bss ausemeinen
aranfcnbaiIss. ipurbs bon einem ST.
f6er BEL Staoe %aefunben.
bapen. Sas alte Hroblem
Der M%usbeutung BON Gb6e urb sylutb
CUR @r3eugung eGettriider 9strisbss
traft fir inouitrieas 3ipsde Io1 jebt
geloit fein unb in Der Yraris erItmals
bel Surbapen an Der Glbmiinbuna am
aeipenbet perbeu. GS fat cine Sams
bureiihe Ittiengeieli1aft Elm i'm @us
benbei6 eelesenes @eldnbe bon etipa
$4,000 Suabratmeter aneetauft sur
Grri6tung einss 3raftperts in Der
binoung nit einem 5a6ritterrdir, auf
benz foldc Sabriten eeballt ipcroen ipls
len. bic piel slsttril9e Gnereie bsn0s
tbisen.
9remen II. Inter erpben G6renz
be5eu9urgen be9ing Der 9iirsermeiitsr
pauli feinen so. Geburtstdg.
2ubed. Gum Sireftor bes nclsn
Stabttbeatsrs prrbe bon 20 8epers
bern Der Sntenoan5ratb 8urtidols aus
@era eeipGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
4Gdrinsi(6e Staaten.

& o b q. Inldbli6 bes 50idbz
risen 9ef6dftsiubildums Der G6as
motto unb Sbonpaarenfabrit Qnnas
inert pormols s. q. Seth in Seslau
ftiftets &pmmer5ienratb Seth 10000
Mart CUR @rriatuns zines ainbersars
tens in Seslau.
81 eu # b q. b. Srld. Bel Der
8iirsermet iterpa6l entfielen bon 645
abgegebenen Stimmen auf ben bisberiz
gen Stc1eninbaber Wimmler $50
Stimmen. 9irgermeiiter Wimmler,
fer an /. Sanuar 1908 auf cine 25s
idbriee WirtIamteit als Staotobers
baupt bier 5uriidbliden tann, lit iomit
auf 2ebensasit ipieo.rsepGblt.
Rudolf # b t. Na6 benz gr9eb>
nib Der iiingiten gsrufsz unb Sc
perbe3d6lung 3dblt unfere Stabt 1925
mGnnti6e unb 6405 peibli6e psrIos
men. @sgeniiber Der @olts3Gblung an
1. DECEMBER 1905 bat unIere Stabt in
Il Sa6ren nur Inn 1874 Seelen susez
nommen.
g onneberg. Der Gebeime
aommeraienrutb Otto Srehel, Ghrens
burger BON Sonneberg, 1T, 76 Sabre
alt, geitorben. 9reiel par f~reiiinz
niger a69eorbneter bss meiningiihen
2anotdgs uno bas dlteite Mitglieo Der
Sanbelstammer unb bes Gemeinoes
roths.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30

bon benz @rafen S6lid fir Ieinen
S4pieserfobn, ben prin5en emanuel
SalmsSalm, Sberleutnant BEL ben
Garoes bu corps in potsbam, arlees
fauft. = @raf Mlfreb 8bspenbiiner,
Der feinen fiesrei6en fleritalen Gseens
tanbioaten profeifor Waloner auf benz
8abnbof ct. 8eit an Der @lan That's
lid attadirte. puroe 81 400 2ronen
Geloitrafe perurtbeilt.
u d. !6i.r baben bic Turner Be-
fdloFen, nit unterftubuns Der 9eb0r'
ben elm SabnsO entmal gu errihten.
Sregen5. Der 8au Der p%roiefs
tirten elettriiden 3%abnrabbabn auf ben
PfGnbler lit nunmebr finan5iea gss
ii9ert, ba bic nod feblenoen $4,000
3ronen geSei9net purben.
9auein n. Sn benz oberbalb puh
sele9enen Wolbe pnrbe cine 5rdu
@liie 5Olba6er. bic nit benz pfliiden
bon Simbesreu bsi6dftist mar, bonn
8liB eetroffen uns setObtet. Sie 2eihe
5eigte rur einise feline 8ranbipunben
am Salie. Der Mann Der @etDbteten
mar einige 3eit betdubt, bIieb aber
poQtommen unperiebrt.
q SIMS d. @uf Der Better
aim purben Is Rinber bonn 9lib err
fdlasen, in 2anssn am @rlberg tpurbe
Elm Ginlpobner i'm s3immer bonn 9lib
aetDotet. en- WbIdm lit elm Mo[fens
bruh niebergegaueen, Der sroBe
Wubr6ride i'm @efolas bate.
s o bannistb al. Sier fdnb
anIabli6 bes $50. @ebsnttdsss bes
gefedtes BEL Reidenbers in 9esentpart
bes Prin3en bon S9aumbura : 2ippe,
,fopie bon 9ertrstern Der W:litars unb
Gipilbeborben bic feierli9e @ntbiil.
lung zines Sentmals fir bic i'm Sdhr.
1857 s%eIalenen preubiiden unb Diters
rei4iiden 3rieser itatt.
M ran. Gum primarius Der
airureilden Ibtbsiluns Der ftdbtifden
Ssilanitalt ipurbe Or. Mar !Soffz
mann. @fiiftent an Der Gbirureifhen
&linit unb Yripatooaent in @ras, uns
ter 20 8etperbern pon Der Stabtperz
tretung gepGblt.
g a sburs g. Die einitise Dipa
bes Sbeaters on Der Wien, 5rau Sos
bdnna Slider Jrep 1T i'm Glitter BON
SO Sabren e%sitorben.
0es5prim m. Die bon 1900,
@inuobnern bepobnte Ortihaft Rebe
1T gum Raub elmer tpiitbenoen Geu.rsz
brunit ge%poroen; $50 D%obnbduier
bes Ssrtdens iino eineeditert. Die
m%anaslbuftsn 20i4mittel unb beftiser
Wino ma9ten Elm 9e%rbinbern Der
Iusoebnung oes Seuers unmOgliA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
Me6fen6nra.

Bard m. Der i'm britten 9ienhs
iahrs itebenbe Dra9oner 9bIriann aus
9oberan, Oisner BON 9eruf, hattie ii9
auf cine Gsniterbant e.iebt unb unters
belt iif nit einem &ameraben. Ylobs
lid tpuroe linn unpobl. unb er ~itiirste
aus benz sipei Gtasen bod gelssenen
Teniter tcpfiiber auf ben nit Steinen
sepfluftsrter 9of. Sierbei sus er iid
,inen SAaoelbrud gu, on benz ct pers
gtcrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-30
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