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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
SOUTH DAKOTA

HURON, S. D., Dec. IA three days
Christian Endeavor rally closed with an
address by Rev. f. z. Clark, the orig
inator and founder, of the Christian En-
deavor organization. The attendance at
each session was very large, delegates
and visitors being present from various
parts of the state. The addresses and dis
cussions were intensely interesting and
much good will result from the delibera-
tions of the convention. Among the
speakers were DR.. Clark, General Secre-
tary William Shaw, Rev. c. H. Cruve of
Miller, Rev. Hugh Robinson of Brook
ings, Rev. A. H. Seymour of Desmet and
Rev. Frank Stevens.
MITCHELL-This section of South Da-
kota has experienced the best fall
weather for the completion of all kinds
of work in years. Corn husking has been
finished by 80 per cent of the farmers and
the yield is coming up to expectations,
when the unfavorable conditions are
taken into consideration AT q time when
the natural supposition is that this coun-
try should be frozen up and ALL build
ing work laid aside for the winter, there
is a large amount of it going on.
SIOUX FALLS-A man giving his name
as John Wilton has been lodged in the
county Jail in this city on the charge OF
horse stealing. He was run down after
a search which commenced in September.
Wilton was finally apprehended near Mis-
sion Hill, in the extreme southeastern
part of the state, while he was supposed
to be making his way from the country,
and was brought back to Sioux Falls by
Deputy Sheriff Eugene Reiley of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
MAINE


PORTLAND, Me-. Dec. 1.-Captain w.
A. Turner of the schooner Margie Tur-
ner reports that when one mile from Seal
island, off Isle au Haut, he sighted q
two-rnasted schooner on her beam ends
and with topsails set He was unable to
learn her name. The derelict is menace
to navigation.
AUGUSTA-A threatening fire broke out
in the old City Hotel building. Two
alarms We're given and the entire depart
ment responded. The fire was extin-
guished after a stubborn fight of two
hours. Damage to the building will
amount to $4,000 and to the stock of two
stores on the ground floor $4,000 more. In
sured.
YCORNISH-The farm buildings of Sim
con Folsom of South Cornish, consisting
of house, large barn and a number of
out buildings, togo her with their con.
tents, were destroyed by fire, the loss be-
ing about $4,000.
WATERVILLE-Tho Sirois, a man
of several aliases, was brought to this
city from Lewiston and will be arraigned
on the charge of bigamy. Slrois is al
| legged to have married Marie Michaud of
Pressure Isle on June 1902. Under the
name of Fred Cyr he is alleged to have
married Edith Ouellette at Watervile on
April 80, 1905 and is also alleged to have
married Marie Agnes Beaudry at Jan
versport, Mass, May 20, 1906.
ROCKLAND-Th w. H. Glover COM
pany of this city has taken a contract
to build a summer cottage at Dark Har-
bor, Islesboro, for r. u. Sears of Bos-
ton to replace the cottage shortly after
the close of the summer season. The new
cottage will be 140 feet long, containing
about thirty rooms, and will cost about
$751; 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
TEXAS


WESTFIELD, Tex, Dec. 1.-The der
rick for q test well for oil at this plac.
has been completed, the machinery put in
and few days of drilling done. They
will make test for shallow oil first. but
II needed will go down to the deeper lay
ers. Many prospectors from the north
have been here during the past week and
all seem favorably impressed with the
country and may return and make this
their home. Some have come to investi-
gate the oil prospects and are thinking of
organizing companies and doing some
drilling.
CAMERON-We have now had four
sunshiny days and the roads are begin
ming to get in condition that will alIow
farmers to come to town with their wag-
ons, and quite lot of turkeys are on
the market.
George Growl, who was the owner OF
55S acres of very fine land, sold it to b.
f. Rountree for $4,000.
s. B. Ford sold 336 acres of fine land for
$65 per acre cash.
TAYLOR-Charles Beatty, son of S. B.
Beatty Of the Macedonian neighborhood.
four miles northeast of Taylor, was acci-
oentallyl shot and killed Young Beatty
and another bay, Tom Teer, were hunt
ing when the deplorable accident oc-
CURED. They. had flushed a covey of
quail, and in the excitement of preparing
to shoot Teer's gun was accidentally dis
charged, the load entering the side OF
his companion Charles Beatty, killing
him almost instantly.
MARQUEZ-Robbers broke into the
postoffice and got about $1.10 in cash.
They broke into the First State bank,
but got nothing, as they did not get into
the vault. They also broke into ]. L.
Thomas saloon and got about $1.50 and
some whisky Lee Bryant and Wash NC
Cormack,. white, and Fred Spurlin, a ne
gro, have been arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
WONDERFUL CLOCK KEEPS
ALMOST PERFECT Time

j. GREAT HARRINGTON Mass. Dec. ::
= clock has been installed in the OBJ :;
\ servatory of the Case School of APP !
!; piled Science which is so nearly !
: perfect that it has attracted the at i
! tertion of the Smithsonian institu- :.
4. tion at Washington. !.
- Tests have proved that the mech !:
i anism is so accurate that the clock !
< will not vary more than fifteen one !
! thousandths of second from the i
4 exact time in "A hours. This is con- !
! sidered to be nearly as steady and !
i reliable as the sun itself, I
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
SERVICES OF ELKs AT
SANTA MONICA IMPRESSIVE

Specialize The Herald
SANTA MONICA, Dec. columbia
hall was crowded to the doors when
the third annual memorial services OF
the local lodge of Elks were opened
today. rhe exercises were in charge
of Past Exalted Ruler ]. c. Heming-
way. Gregory's italian band rendered
a Chopin march at the opening of the
program, which was followed by spec
ial vocal and instrumental music.
The eulogy was delivered by Mr..
Hemingway The grafton by Superior
Judge George II. Hutton was a magni-
ficent tribute to the fraternity of which
the local lodge is a unit. The services
were closed with an invocation by the
Rev. ]. Browne. pastor of the Santa
Monica Episcopal church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
NEW JERSEY


NEWARK, n. j, Dec. 1.-The will of
Mrs. Annie V. Rand Of Mont Clair who
died in Milan. Italy, October % last, and
whose estate is estimated to be worth
more than $l,000O00, was admitted to pro-
bate in the surrogates office today. In
it Mrs. Rand earnestly directs, before
making several public bequests, that
every known. scientific method be en-
ployed to prevent her from being buried
alive, after she had been prounoced dead.
WOODWORKING indignation
followed news of the attack by negro
upon Miss Emma Duffield, close to her
home. 1t was one Of many recent similar
attacks in the city and Mayor Ladd and
Prosecutor Rogers have redoubled their
efforts to land the villains responsible
for the crimes
This is the third attack of the same
sort within three weeks in the heart of
the city and women are so timid that
they are afraid to venture out of their
homes at night
FLEMINGTON-The Harmony Presby-
terian has completed three days cele
bration of it's Tooth anniversary. During
the century of its existence the church
has had but thirteen pastors. Rev. Ed
ward Snyder, the present pastor, was in
stalled in April, 1905.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Evans sr.. G.
years old, and one of this city's most
highly respected citizens, died suddenly at
his home. Mr.. vans was a past master
of Shekinah lodge of Masons; past high
priest of Richmond chapter, Royal Arch;
past commander of Oivet commandery
Knights Templar, and a past officer of
the Order of Odd Fellows. For years he
was head bookkeeper at the department
store of the Mlllviile Manufacturing
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
SIERRA MADRE YOUTH RUNS
AWAY, THEN RETURNS HOME
Special to The Herald.

SDecl5f 70 The HeIaId y.
PASADENA. Dec. 1.-Sierra Madre
was considerably wrought up last night
oyer the disappearance of Bertrand Prid-
ham the 12-year-old son of j. B. Prid-
ham, a prominent resident Of that place.
The boy ran away from home at noon
Saturday and remained away until to-
day, when ne returned Of his own accord
In the meantime the parents were
alarmed for the boys safety and the
police of Pasadena, Alhambra, Monrovia
and Los Angeles were requested to search
for him To companions the boy said
he was going to San Gabriel, but he
could not be found there last night.
When he arrived home today. tired and
hungry, he said he had passed the night
at Glendora and was only too glad to
return to his parents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
MOTORCYCLE RIDER is
HALTED BY PATRoLMAN
spec;al 10 The Herald.

Special 70 The Herald.
PASADENA, Dec. 1.-Harry Decker
was booked at the police station today
on a charge of riding motorcycle on
East Colorado street without mufflers
He will appear before Judge Mcdonald
tomorrow morning to answer to the
charge.
Decker was arrested some time ago on
& charge OF automobile speeding on
Orange Grove avenue In company with
his sister, Mrs. Fee Burbank, against
whom no charge was filed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
SELECTION OF RECORDER
is EXPECTED TODAY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, Dec. lit is ex-
pected that at tomorrow nights meet
ing of the city trustees an appoint
nent to the office of city recorder will
be made. Several candidates have
meen mentioned for the vacancy, which
was left open through the resignation
of Judge ]. l.. Wheat two weeks ago.
George Gallagher, manager OF the
Midway Plaisance, it is said is slated
for the appointment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
SENAToR BELL ADDRESSES
PASADENA ELKs' LODGE
special to The Herald.

PASADENA. Dec. 1.-Services for the
dead held by the Elks at their hall at
tracted many Pasadena people this at
lernoon. Senator Bells address dealt
largely with the fraternal life and par
ticularly emphasized the good to be de-
rived from being an Elk.
B. G. CrandaIl's eulogy on the departed
members was heard with intense interest.
The music was contributed by Mrs.
Edmund Shank, Mrs. Nuncle Sabini Bitt-
man, Burton G. Bloom and Henry s.
Williams.
The Elks' committee arranging for the
lodge of sorrow was composed of II.
Grimshaw, II. a. Parker T. D, Nestor,
L. e. Sage and @. ]. Chisholm.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
MUSIC BEAUTIFUL AT LONG
BEACH LODGE OF soRRoW

Special 20 The Herald
LONG BEACH, Dec. 1.--Members of the
local lodge of Elks and hundreds of others
gathered this afternoon In the auditorium
to attend the annual lodge of sorrow.
The musical numbers were beautifully
rendered. The grafton was delivered by
Rev. John L. Pitner of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
Accounted For

Mr.. Bacon-Don't be frivolous. now. hate
q frivolous woman!
Mrs Bacon-I know you do; not because
she's frivolous. but just because she happens
to be your wifei-Yonkcrs Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
KENTUCKY


/ GLASGOW, Ky, Dec. John Winni-
ger and Miss Nora Austin of this place
eloped to Celina, Tenn, and were mar
ried there. Mr. Winniger is private de-
tective. The bride recently moved to this
place from Monroe county.
OLIVE HlLL--In fight with pistols
between Bob Flanery and Harlan Ross,
near Limestone, this county, the former
was instantly killed and the latter Is at
the point of death A woman is said to
have been the cause of the trouble.
~LEXINGTON--The annual banquet of
C,he Ashland grange of this comfy was
held. r. NJ. Allen was POSTMASTER and
the following guests responded to toasts
w. B. Hawkins, THE Farmer; Presi-
dent James K. Patterson, "State Col
leges; DR.. M. A. Scovell ''rhe Expert
ment Station; State Senator j. w. New
man. Organization; Enoch Ghchan,
THE Press; f. P. Walcott. state mas
ter of the grange. Covington. KY, 81 le
Coat: Prof. c. w. Mathews, Ashland
Grange; Judge j. II. Mulligan, 1.-THE
Kentucky Colonel"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
"a fnrR R1

For every dollar paid as first payment
UP 60 $50 on any new piano we will
give receipt for twice the amount
during our great MONEY BACK sale
now going on. Prices $t67, 1909, $2s2.
IS, 1877. s<29, etc.
BARTLETT MUSIC CO.,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
TO Make Room for Pianos

We will at ONCE sell every small musl-
cal instrument. every music book. every
sheet OF music. every string and every
thing amounting. to over $4,000 worth
AT COST OR LESS.
BARTLE'TT MUSIC CO..
231 -23s-2S5 s. Broadway, opp. city hail.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
To Make Room for Pianos

To Make Room for Pianos
We will at ONcT7 sell every small musi-
cal instrument, every music book. every
sheet of music. every string and every
thing amounting to over $4,000 worth
T COST OR LESS.
7ARTLETT MUSIC CO.,
2Si-23a-2S5 s. Broadway, OPP. city hall
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

'Advice'' said Uncle Eben,. ''sits 10 be 50
common dat whut a man needs mo- dan any
thing else In good advice about whut advice 10
let alone" Washington Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
VERMONT

ALBURG SPRINGS. VT, Dec, be-
cause of the recent removal to this port
from Swanton of much of the customs
business the government will next
spring erect building here for use OF
customs officials. The house of Jed P.
Ladd has been rented temporarily.
ST. ALBANS-Deupty Collector Il.
NJ. Tobin, in, charge OF the United
States customs office at Swanton. has
been suspended from duty for thirty
days without pay for alleged disobedi-
ence of instructions of the collector of
the district. So far as now appears the
offense is technical one. Details are
refused by the authorities.
RUTLAND--A jury in the United
States court here awarded Mrs. Joseph
H. Leclair of Fair Haven, as adminis-
tratrix of ]. H. Leclair, $4,000. damages
from the Co-operant Telephone COM
pany OF Whitehall, N. Y, because of the
death of Leclair by an electric shock
while in the DEFENDANTS employ.
The defendant moved that the verdict
be set aside as contrary to the. evil
dence, and hearing will be held on the
motion before Circuit Judge Martin on
December 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

J AMIGO, Wis, Dec. 1.-The last vestige
of the old depot structures has been re-
moved. and now only the new building is
proof OF Amigos prestige as head
quarters of the Ashland division.
| ASHLAND-Congress Il. A. Morse
| of Amigo has visited Ashland to study
the needs of the harbor and it's approaches
for government appropriations.
| ALBANY-The sum of $4,000 needed to
assure Albany a canning factory was over
subscribed by several shares.
BELOIT-Justice Cornelius Buckley
| thinks couples who come here to be mar
lied should not become nervous. Recently
q young man and two women came to
him to be married. When he asked the
pame of the bride the wouldbe groom
gave his prospective mother-in-law's name
instead, and the justice performed the
ceremony. When he learned of his mis-
take he had to tear up the marriage cer-
tificate and make out new one.
CAMBRIDGE-The eleventh skeleton
that has been dug up in this neighborhood
in tho last five years was discovered by
A. Il, Morton while he was eNcavating
for his home on Lake Ripley. The slele-
ton was entire, and is supposed to be that
of an Indian. An unusual feature is the
double set of teeth in the lower jaw. The
skeleton measured feet 3 inches from
head to base of foot. 1t will no doubt he
presented to the state historical museum
at Madison by Mr.. Morton.
EAU CLAIRE-The Tenth District Medi-
cal society brought its annual session IN
this city to very successful close with q
grand banquet. DIR. e. s. Hayes of this
city was reelected president and DR.. E
I Boothby of Hammond secretary. The
next annual meeting will be held In Eau
Claire the first Thursday in October, 1908
FOND DU LAC-Donald Mcdonald, a
farmer living two miles west of Fond du
Lac on the Forest avenue road, Is con-
fined to his home by serious injuries i'll
fiicted on him last Monday by an in
Yuriated COW. The COW attacked him
while 1t was being led to the city, knocked
him down and trampled on him before 1t
could be driven off.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
WYOMING

SARATOGA, Wyo., Dec. 1.--Contractor
Scrobner of the Saratoga -Walcott star
mail route, who contracted with the Sara
Loga & Encampment railroad for the
TRANSPORTATION of the mail between the
two places, has been directed to cancel
the contract and resume the transporta-
ton of the mail overland Mr.. Scrobner
did not consult the postoffice department
in entering into contract with the rail-
road company. The department has been
petitioned to sanction the railway con-
tract.
Mayor Hickok Of this city is suffering
from a severe wound sustained while try
ing to replace stovepipe which had fallen
out of the chimney at the residence of
Edgar Bailey and which was endanger-
ing the house. Mayor Hickok is cousin
of the late wild Bilr' Hickok, one of the
lest known of the bad men of former
days IN Wyoming. and the two were play
mates In their boyhood days.
LARAAIIE-The board of education OF
The Laramie school district has begun the
enforcement of the compulsory education
INV passed by the last state legislature,
and which provides that all children be-
tween the ages of z and IA years inclusive
shall be required to attend some public,
private or parochial, school each school
gear for the first six months, during which
the public schools of the school district in
which the child resides shall be In session
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

ASHLAND-Co Congressman Z. A. Morse
of Amigo has visited Ashland to study
the needs of the harbor and it's approaches
for government appropriations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
WISCONSIN

AMIGO, Wis. Dec. 1.-The last vestigs
of the old depot structures has been re-
moved, and now only the new building is
a proof OF Amigos prestige as head
quarters of the Ashland division.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

ALBANY-The sum of $4,000 needed tC
assure Albany a canning factory was over
subscribed by several shares.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

Twelve Y. NJ. c. A. boys. accom-
panied by Director Caldwell. Secretary
Springer and Assistant Secretary Moore,
left yesterday for Santa Barbara to at
tend the fourth annual boys conference.
w. H. Wallace also left last evening to
attend the conference Tonight he will
give an address on Does 1t PayT' This
afternoon Mr.. Springer talked on the
subject, Packing the Trunk
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
CHASES WIFE
WITH KNIFE
POLICE JUMP THROUGH WINDOW
TO RESCUE
WOMAN REFUSES TO SWEAR TO
COMPLAINT
Frank TerwilIiger of Pasadena FeIIed
by Blow from Officers Billy
as He Waves
Weapon
Pasadena Agency.

n North Raymond Avenue,
Phones: Sunset 1897. Home 2lat
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

C. D. Houching, a carpenter. fell from
his wheel while gliding down Bixby hill
near the Fred Bixby ranch, yesterday ant
his face and hands were painfully injured
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

MEMS soLEs. 35C: LADIES'. s5C; CHiED.s
soc; good leather lls w. FOURTH ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

Youa
GOLD BONDS interest payable annually oeer
sofTi BROTHERS,
IL Bumuler
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

STETSON HATS $1.5O--YOJR OLD
Stetson or any hat of good material reTiod-
eed for S1.5O. FLICKER HAT WORKS.
450 S. Main. Main 1857: Hor F4s06
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

Charles r. Austin left today for Santa
Ana TO take up his new work as manager
of the Union Home Telephone company
in Orange county. Mrs. Austin, who has
been quite i'll, will join him shortly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
sPEclAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION o. PARTNER
shi i,-Notice is hereby given thet the CO.
partnership of Curry & Schmitz. consisting
of W. Il Curry and Frank j. Schmitz car
rylng on retail liquor business at 10 w.
Second ST., Los Angeles. Cal, was, on Mo-
vemb, 6. 1907 dissolved.
FRANK ], sCHMITz.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

ABRAHAM MULLER, TENOR. CONCERT
recital and oratorio management. L. u.
BEHYMER, third floor Blanchard Hall bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICES BIG
assortment Umbrellas recovered and made
to order. III w. FOURTH ST.. new Hell-
man building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02

ELK SKIN SHOE FACTORY. MAKERS OB
all styles elk-skin shoes. and special
orders. So to So: fne repairing. 206 ". 7TH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-24
Coll %mnterIbIaaeu babeu.

Sci elmer i'm archaeological aiisnseridt
Srfiibrten YerbunOluHs ertlarte Der
guwaIt OeS ~Oertlustln 8. Carlton
GOams, OaB Der ueritorbene @oHsreBs
GbseorOnste Robert Aonms ir., Der
Dor stua eiuem SABRE SttbitmorO be.
Sins, pom Dem 9iu9luB ieines 8uters
Bombs gum 9eiammtbetruge, uOn
$1,000 uuterI6lasen bat. 3um 9e.
Weiie Oeiicu, mas er bebauptet bate,
;eiste Der Re6tsunwalt Elm S9reiben
oeS SelbitmOrOers, in Dem oieier Dos
fir nm @nti6uIOisun9 bittet, OaB sr
ben gia6laB ni6t better uerWultst bat
nno Suslei6 ertldrt, OaB 3. Carton
aoamS niht uerautworelih lit, nenn
aus .bm ltudlaB ir9enO welde @ertb.
papiere ieblen iollten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-24
Mnthiaer Ghef.

Gsnerul Drai9swstg. Der nsue 30
IiSeidef pom ct. F~stsrsburs, belist,
mas aud INNER iOnit feline Gtseni6ui.
ten iein mOseu, sntidieOen Wtutb.
Seine 5ur9tlOiisteit trdst sr OuOurt
sur Sdau, OaB CT tagli6 Obns 9sibs
wade ipaSieren sebt uu6 Offeutlide 20.
fale beiu4t, BON psl9en sr wsis, bas
iie BON RsuOlutiOnaren f%requentirt pers
ben. Seit ieinem ~gImtsautritt bat Der
@eneral iibriseus bersits cine 9ieueruna
sinsefiibrt, bic BON ieiuen tlnterssbenen
nit Sreuoeu beSriiBt piro. @r bat
ndmlid uerfiist, Oas ole Polijilteu
nit fuseIii4ern PunBeru ausssratsi
unb 9ausiu6unseu in 3utunft nur am
2a9e uorsenommen meroen iollsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-24
S6ue Der Niaearafdne.

Ole cuuuOii9s Ifssieruns bot be.
idtOIien. fir ben Grport BON etsttrii6sr
Strait einen 10 bOben 3oa 5u erbebeH,
OuB er beiuube ais RrObibitiu3Oa uuse.
leben meroeu fam. u. y. aDleSwOrtb
lit beauftragt wOrOen, cine 8Orluse
ausjuorbeiten, Die es 6irmen in EOrOH.
to uerbietet. elettriide Strait Obne be-
iOnOere SiSens uu6 ausWGrts >su lie:
fern. au9eublidlid siebt es e%in3elne
cuuaOiide @eieui6afteu in Toronto,
Die ollie an ben giiasuru : 6aacr srs
3euste Strait nu6 Buffalo l~iefern.
Durd ben PrObibitiu5Oll iOllen oieie
@eielidaften niht ullein %9e3ruun9en
DerOeu, bel Der 2ieferung BON elettris
i6er Strait canaOii6e Sirmeu Sund9it
5u beriifiidtiSen, %ionoern es iOll aud
oerbitet werOen, Die giia9arufale OurA
@utsiebuus pom ~ uiel @uHsrtraft gu
ih6oi9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-24
WmrSe a%eiparnt.

Der Captain BON Dem S9leppOums
pier .Yulfar,I Der befanntli6 bic
Wtannidaften Oes untersesansen brit.
ii6en Dumpfers rPenswsrn" 81 rettet
uerlu6te, ertldrte. Dap er ben @apitan
Oss nPeuswern" uuf bic ibm orObenoe
@efabr aufmerfium scma6t babe, uls
oieier iein S6ifi auf Die DEARBORN Riff.
tette juiteusrn lieB. Ole 8aruuns iei
gu ipdt setOmmen ; Bonn ebe Der 9urs
Oes srOBeu Campers sednoert werOsn
%fOunte, iei sr auf einem 6elsitiid fsit
%sefubren. Die Mtanni6aiten batteu
nod Den pom Gapitdn bes rYultan1
semadten Augaben trOe oes bObsu
Seegau9s gsrettet werben %tonnen, wsnn
lie Der crilcn aniforOeruns, iiUsr SOro
gu %iprinycn, prompt nah9Cfomneu
mIren.