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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-15

BEFORE BUYING or selling farm
or any property; write The Carolina
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. c..
If 2taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-15
J. A. BURTON,
REAL ESTATE,
II, STOCKS Il
=. and 1..ss
... BONDS.
NEwBERRY, s. q.

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Suit
able for one or two gentlemen. APP
!, ply J. w. White # n 4. ~ s
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-15
JAMES K. GLIDER,
Dentist.

FOR SALE-Lumber. Apply to
Ernest Long.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25
TEN IN THE RACE.
A Warm Contest for the Wisconsin
Senatorship Made Vacant by John
C. Spooner's Resignation.

Madison, Wis. = deadlock ex-
lists in the contest for the seat
in the United States senate occasion
stoned by the resignation of Senator
John c. Spooner. After several eau
cuses by the republican members of
the legislature, who are in the major
ity, 2nd the taking of two formal bal
lots in joint session, there appears no
sigI of an election.
There are ten candidates, five of
whom lead with about an equal num-
Der of votes. Isaac Stephenson, the
wealthy lumberman of Marinette, who
has been a staunch supporter of Uni
ted States Senator La Toilette, both
on state and national issues, in Thurs
days joint ballot received 10 votes, be-
ing tied with Congressman John ].
Esch
Irvine l.. Lenroot, ex-speaker of the
assembly and also a strong adherent
of La Toilette, received 1S votes, as
did also Congressman H. A. Cooper.
William H. Hatten, of New London,
came next with 10 votes. Emil
Baensch, of Manitowoc, and F. C.
Winkler, of Milwaukee, both so-called
''Stalwarts," received six and three
votes respectively, with the remain
ing republican votes scattering.
The democratic votes, "a in number,
have thus far been cast for George w.
Bird, of Madison, while the social
democrats have been supporting AS
semblyman j. P. Rummel, of Mil
waukee.
Mr.. Stephenson at the outset of the
contest issued a statement declaring
that he was a candidate only for the
uneXpired term and would not seek
reelection in case the honor were ac-
corded him. Several conferences have
been held with Senator La Toilette in
the interest of Stephenson, but not
enough strength could be mustered to
carry out the plans to seat the Mari
nette man Friends of Congressman
Esch and Cooper are standing by
their candidate without any indication
of break.
While considerable gossip has con-
nected Gov. Davidson's name with the
contest, he has as yet received no
votes.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25

Weston, and she would be delighted
to come! 1t. would do the poor girl
good, too," she added thoughtfully;
she has been i'll so long and is just
beginning TO improve. That's exactly
what III dol"
"WhG Is Annie WestoE?" / asked
with interest, for the idea seemed to
have brought new hope into her eyes,
and | was glad that it. had come from
my suggestion
Obi" she was school friend of
mine and is the sweetest girl that
ever lived" returned Miss Carney.
Her father and mother are both dead
and she Is quite alone in che world,
so she can come just as whll as not,
and know she will love to be here as
much az | will to have her. | should
have ASKED her to visit me long ago,
but she was taken ill sooR after we
left school and is only beginning to
get back her strength"
The day after the funeral | returned
to the City and, rather than subject
Miss Carney to any inconvenience by
dCCtptluS HGI OucI VI Tic Ouls Soi
riage at her disposal since the stable
hands had deserted the place, | rode
to the railway station in the trap that
had brou ght me down.
$50 you're old Carney's lawyer, be
ye?" inquired my driver, with rustic
familiarity, crossing his legs and lean
ing one arm carelessly over the back
of the seat in front of me.
| admitted that was, with monosyl-
Liable brevity, and we proceeded in
silence for a few rods
"'Spose he left plenty o money!
was the next query.
Enough for the needs of his fam
ily," | replied.
"Pshaw!" he returned, in evident
disgust, that's all ye'd say if he was
worth ten thousand dollars!"
Another short period of silence
elapsed, and then he began abruptly:
Powerful strange to me haow a drink
in man like him could acoomilate Sc
much money an hold to it so tight.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25

else fur 'em to do; but naow, it's com.
in on hayin' time, an l s'pose they'd
ruther work at hayin'."
The man had turned his back on me
completely and was urging the horse
forward at rapid gait.
Very generous of them to accom-
modate him when they had nothing
else to do, and then leave his daugh-
ter as they have, just because haying
time is here" | commented. "But you
said there were two reasons. What is
the other?"
We rode on In silence for quite a
distance until, at length, tie fellow re-
sponded In a gruff voice Snd without
turning his head.
wal! it may be true an 1t may be
not! All l know is what heerd up to
Hoskins'. ] don't take no great notice
o. ghosts an sich. But them men
knows what they seen the night after
the Widder Bruces boy Ised, an 1
know that ye couldn't git one of 'em
on the place again with team o.
steers! No, sir! KNOWN RS they do,
the character O man that ole Carney
was, an the way he as g0)d as MUIR
dered that poor lad with his cussin'
an quarrelin' an fallin' off his hoss,
stead o. goin' to the stable an sad
din up himself, like any man would
that want too lazy to tske off his
coat when he ct, it amt 40 wonder
they believed what the Wilder Bruce
tole 'em more'n a year ago!"
He paused here and fiiaked fly
from the horses neck with a dex-
ferrous cast Of his whip.
what did the Widom Bruce tell
them? ?" / asked anxiously, fearing that
his communicative mood would leave
him.
wal, she come over hero from Eng
land with her boy 'baout tie time ole
Carney was a-buildin' his haouse, an
she sez, as soon as she seen it, that
| it was goin' to be jest like them places
over in England where them docks
an sech fellers live, that sooner or
! later someone 'ud die vi'lent death
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25
Electric Chair Claims the
Murderer of Three.
IN THE PEN ANNEX.
Dayton Doctor Who was Convicted
OF Killing His Parents and a
Brother Is EIeCtrOCuted.

Columbus, o. = Dr.. Oliver G.
Haugh, the Dayton physician, was
electrocuted early this morning for
the murder of his parents and broth
er. He manifested AN apparent indif-
ference to his fate. All visitors were
excluded from the annex at the peni-
tentiary Thursday and Haugh saw no
one outside of the prison officials ex-
cept Father Kelley, his spiritual ad-
wiser.
Dr. Haugh never admitted the crime
for which he was sentenced to death
He never discussed it, so his attend
ants say, after he entered the annex.
He is reported, however, to have pro-
tested his innocence.
The murder of his parents and
brother occurred on the night of No
vember 4, 1905. The house in which
the Haughs lived at Dayton was
burned and when search of the ruins
was made the bodies of the elder
Haugh his wife and son were found.
All circumstances indicated that the
family had been murdered and the
house burned to conceal the crime.
DR.. Haugh claimed he had barely es-
capped from the house with his life,
and though he denied that he had
committed any crime suspicion point
ed toward him and after his arrest a
strong circumstantial case was made.
His defense was insanity, but he was
legally declared to be sane 1t was
brought out, however that he was ad-
dicted to the use of a subtle drug
known as hyoscienehydro-br -bromate.
Later attempts were made to con-
meet him with the murder of several
women at Cincinnati who were mys-
teriously strangled.
He was also said to be involved with
a Mary Twohey, who died under sus-
picious circumstances at Lorain, and
with a Mrs. Annie Patterson, who died
mysteriously at Chicago. Haugh was
married and his wife now divorced,
and two children are living in Dayton.
During the early part of the night
break in the machinery at the Co
lumbus public service plant threw the
big prison into temporary darkness.
The break did not interfere with the
electrocution in any way, however, as
the current for that purpose is sup
piled by the prison dynamo.
Gov. Harris received great many
letters from sentimental persons ask
ing that the execution be stayed, but
no attention was paid to them.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25

there, an then the piace 'ud be ha'nt
ed same's the docks places mostly is
60 course, We didn't pay no special
attention to her.
When her boy went up to the place
to work, 'baout year ago, she took
on terrible, an allus said no good 'ud
come of it, an that. somethin' would
surely happen. But they want NO
other way out of it, fur they didn't
have bite to eat nor a rag to wear,
an if the boy hadn't decided to accom-.
modate Carney's folks l guess they'd
ha starved.
"Ye see," he continued, in explana.
ton, "old Carney wouldn't never give
a cent to anybody that was able to
earn it, an when the parson come to
him an asst him to help the widder, all
he sez was, Send that big hulk of a
boy up here an I'll give him a job an
good pay so'z he kin support his
mother like man. he sez, but ]
won't give her a damn penny so Ions
as he's able to work an earn it, he
sez."
"But you haven't explained yet why
the men left persisted, for we were
nearing our destination and my time
was growing short.
I'm a-gittin' to that" he replied
"Ye see, Carney was such mean
stingy cuss that, what with his drink.
in an gamblin' an other vices, the
wilder alus claimed he'd never rest
easy in his grave When the boy was
killed she carried on like crazy WON
an, an swore the place would allus be
ha'nted less the estate did the honest
thing by her an give her enough to
pay her fur the loss Of her son. That
night, more fur fun than anything
else, a lot of the fellers that was q
settin' daown to Hoskins' went up by
the haouse 'raound midnight, but they
| didn't see nuthin'. The mex night
| that's after you come-they all went
up again, an | tell you they all come
back a-fyin'."
What did they see?" l asked, with
renewed interest, as sudden idea en-
| tered my head.
To BE CONTINUED.l
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25

81 never knew that Mr. Carney was
a drinking man." l replied, with sud
den interest in my companions gos-
sip. 81 mean," 1 continued, 81 never
knew that he drank to excess
Drink" exclaimed the man. "Why!
they want nuthin' he wouldn't do!
Drink, smoke, gamble an cuss, be-
sides throwin' away his money on
most wasteful things, When Sam
Hoskins boy was workin' up to the
place he seen him an another feller
frum the city, a friend o his'n, a-play-
in poker one day, an one or t'other of
EN-, | fergit which twas, lost seven
dollars an so cents! An as to drink
in while he done most of it in the
haouse, he want above talin' a glass
at Hoskins' hotel every naow an then,
too,
81 rec'lec', one day, a-settin' on the
stoop at Hoskins' waitin fur a shaow-
er to blow over, when [ was a. gittin'
in my hay, an ole Carney drove up in
his buggy We was all a-talllin' abaout
Freemasons, an as he climbs aout /
sez to him, sez |, BE you a Freema-
SOM sez |. No sez he, L hain't,' sez
he, but I'm free thinker sez he,
an l think I'll take drink sez he.
'Ye won't be free drinker,' sez Hos
kins, under his breath and winkin' at
me, as he follers him into the barroom
to wait on him, an sure enough, he
tole us afterwards, he charged him
reg'lar city prices, an the ole man
never knew the difference"
'By the way, what made the men
leave the place so suddenly" | asked,
cautiously, thinking to divert the fel-
lows gable into more profitable
channels. you know they have all
gone, except the servants that were
brought from the city
oval" said the man with delibera.
ton, slapping the horses back with
the reins and wriggling uncomfortably
| in his seat, they left fur two reasons
| guess. In fac the folks 'baout here
amt over anxious to work up to the
place anyway, though they was allus
| willin' to be obigin' an accommodate
! ole Carney when they want nuthin
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25
Found the Stolen s25. 900.

st. Paul, Minn. - The $25, 900
stolen from the office of the
Northern Express Co. at the Union
depot Tuesday night was on Thurs
day recovered. John Gunderson, the
robber, who was arrested Wednesday,
confessed to the police where he had
hidden the money.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1907-04-25
Three Lives Lost in a Fire.

Montreal.-Fire on Thursday after
noon in the plant of the Canada
steam laundry caused the loss of
three lives, two men snd woman,
and the injury of II others.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Meim bcitcr 1rcun0.

Serr Gleranber Benton, ipel6er on
Der @oititraBe +. Sort Gb!parb, N. g.,
ipobnt. iast: .Sr. Sings Neiu Siss
coperp iii mcin better Sreunb bier auf
@rben. @s beilte MIDI Dor feds Sab
rem bon Mltbma. llnb es bat ebenz
fails cine munberbare Seilung Der I'M
Gnfangsitabium Der Sdpinbiudt lid
befinSenben Srau meines Sobnes bers
porsebrad)t. Sie critic Slaide beilte
ben ifredliGen Suiten unb nadoem
bes g~cidcben, perlieben lie Die Spms
tbonle zines nad) Dem anoern biz lie
pieoer poultdnbig geiunb 9%eporoen.
Sr. Sings Nefp Siscoperp's Wudt
iiber Suiten unb @rfdltunaen lit eins
fad) ipunberbnr." &cin anheres Sell
mittel lit bielem ie gleih gefontmen.
@oG garantirt in Der Ipotbefe Don 3.
@. Muete, $50 @aiu Strabe. Su>
buque. Soma. so Gents uno $1.00.
Yrobeflaihe irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
ScraS.

- Ius gl Eaio ipirb gemelbet, Dab
bort ". 8. Gbenep unb Sttilie Gabene
itein in einem Iutomobile s~etraut
puroen. ipdbrenb iih basielbe IN
boiler Sabrt befanD. Sic jungen
&ei,te npl!ten NIT Dem 3ugc nod DEM
Often abfabren, erbielten dber Die Sia
cer5 az ipdt unb fonnten Den 3ug nift
mcbr erreidben. sic beihloiien MN
nit einem Mutomobil nad st. Bib 5u
iabrcn, Inn bort ben Hpd Sslnnb 3ug
ill nebmen, unb pdhrenb Der Sabrt,
Der 3citeriparniB pesen, Die Srauung
poll3ieben gu lniien. Ser Gonntps
Tihter, Der Die Srauuns beiorgen
ioute. erfldrte iih nit Der Sa6e ein>
p~eritanocn. Gr beitieg nit Den iun9en
2euten oas Iutomobil nnb ndbrenD
basielbe nit raienber S6neli9feit bas
binflog, gab er bic geiben als Wfann
unb Srau 5uiammen. Sas lit ia
aar5 auf bippermooernite Irt. Sb iie
Iid nidt bereits auf DEM Ditlih fnhs
reuben Suge iheioen 9%claiicn baben?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Sbto.

- Sen Ia6enben @r6en Ser 8nns
fiersnittpe Srau Ileranber 9. 8ropn
in Baltimore lit cine ihperc @nttdus
Idung gelporben, benn Die iblperreife
Srau bat ioeben funb uulD 5u miiIen
getban. baB lie trob ibrer SO Sabre
6cIhloiien babe. nod)muls ibr Gbeglild
8u iud)en. inbem lie ibrem ei9enen
&utifer, Dem I'M, 80 Sabre jiinseren
Charles 8. anufmann bas Sdnb6en
gum 9iebesbunOe reiden iperbe.
Srau Srofpn lit iiber3eugt, Dab Die
ier Ser5ensbuno fein Seblidlag uer@
ben nirb, Denn lie erfldrte einenl
neugierigen 9erihteritatter, DAB lie
trob hires Mlters nod feinen Gent fiir
Gin SnarfGrbemittel alisaegc6eu babe.
unb bnb iie bisber aib nid,t genotbigt
acipeIen lei. lid ctpaige Salten ober
SGlthen burh @eiidtss WaiIaae entz
fernen laiicn 5u miiiien. llnb babel
lit Ons &cr8 nod 10 jung. baB cs nui
beiDcn Seiten neine 2iebe duf Den
eriten Bid" mar, ais Srau 2nlirn mn
anufmnm lid i'm lebten CONNER IN
yiarganiett gum criteu Wtale inben.
Bon bieiem Iugenblide an regncte es
bon bcioeu Sciten 2~iebc5briefe. bis
Srau 9rolpn enolid DEM 2%iebcsiperbeu
ocS mittlerncilc bon ibr ais 9ioiies
lentcr enangirten &erebrers nah9ab,
lid u linn ourd Die Slitteripohcn
1utIdiren 81 lallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14

- Gin Ieltiames Experiment fpiro
IN sneniaen @odJen Der amerifdni1de
aapitdn Sloriepe unterncbmen; er
mill gu SUP iiber Den &anal 9eben.
llnb ba er idon gr0Bere Waierltreden
.5u SUB" glildlih 5uriid9elegt bat.
rednet er nuh bel leinem neren @a9e
nib allf ii6eren Grfplg. @r bebient
lid gu leinen 8anberungen elmer ielts
famen Subbefleibung; es iinb aroBc,
b%ootdbnlife, aus %geipanntem Segel>
tu6 gefertiete, .S6ufe", Die er trdgt;
Elm jeber o linen bat bas 8elpidt
bon 5tpan5ig Yfunb; lie iinb gegen
~ SUB lang. 6 Coll brett unp buben
cine SDbe bon Z 3oll. 9ie Soblen
baben i6littihubs dbnlihe 3dnber, I'M
ii6 Der @etpegung Des 8aliers an5us
paiien nnb Elm ~3uriidgleiten nod
jeoem S6ritt 81 p%erbinDern. Sic
Sorm Der Sortbetpegung lit cine Mrt
@leiten iiber Die 8aiierfldhe. @r
bat allf bieie 8eiie bereits cine Geiie
bon Cincinnati bis Sem Orleans 5ils
riideele9t. cine Strede bon 2.574
&ilometern. Im 1. Sdnltnr berlieB
er Cincinnati unb an 10. Sebruar er>
reid1te er Neip Orleans. Or y9ing"
MIR am Cages unb sur Naht5eit rnz
itete er on ben llfern bes Sbip unb
bes Iiiiiiiippi, Der beibeu Sliiic, Die
linn als @eg bienten. Mebr ais eins
mai bat CT ii6 babel i'll SoOeS9efnbr
befunoen uno MIR Der @etpnnbtbeit
5einer Srnu, Die in eincm Hettingsz
boot ieoen ieiner S6ritte begleitete,
banft er Iein 2ebcn. Sluf Die Sbce,
@aHerIdube gu conitruiren. imlrbc
Slorieoe purdl einen S6iffer Nnmens
Spulon eebraht. Gin panr gntbuiios
ften itifteten linn elm pnnr Suuienb
Marf, pamit er an Der Contribution
feiner Sdube orbeitcu fonne. Seit
odtse6n Sabren beihdftiat cr lid nit
nidts Inbcrem ais ieiner Sbee. Scr
GnpiiGn bilbct lid nuf feline @rfolgc
nidlt piel elm. Gr lit 9liidlid). EN-
Iittel entbedt gu BADEN, nit DEM man
Sliliie fir SuB9dnger mlbbnr MAIDEN
fam. Sur meineu 8aiierihuber
fonmt Elm @eroienit SUI, meiut cr;
,ipbalo ib iebt pieDcr ippblnuf bin
nerbe ib bon Soper mad Calais elmer
Spaaiergang MAIDEN, o6ne crit Der
gunnel ab5uiparten. llnb Damn lper.
BEN mir einnInl BON elmer llc6crId]rei:
tuna res @tlantii6en S6eanS ipre'
den $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
New Dorr.

,8enn 8anfen 8olb iiber ben
Ocean perienoen", iaate elm Sem gor@
fer 8anfier, oann 5ieben lie Dor, es III
Barren itatt in Wiin5en 81 peri6iffen.
@s p%erliert bann peniser."
.Ierliert peniser?" purpe er ere
itaunt 9efraet.
nSa", lautete Die Intiport. Cine
Iillion Collars in pollpiftigem geS
miinsten @olbe iinb bel Der Infiinft
nuf Der anberen Seite erfabrungsges
NAB MIR nod etipa $999.S00 ipertb.
Sic perlieren bur6 bns llmifiitteln
unD Die Eeibung, melde burf Den
@ellensang unb Die Sdtpanfun9en
Der S6iffe berporsebraht nerben,
reiflid 10 piel. Barren nit ibrer bel
geringeren unb 9latteren Heibungse
flGhe perlieren faim Die Sdlfte. Sci
beIonbers itiirmii1em 8etter aeben
bon Den Wiin5en audi bis 81 $500
auf Die IiIion perloren unb o Den
Barren ifperli6 $3.50. ga Cob
peri6iffunaen o 10 MiIionen unb
mcbr ni6ts Seltcnes iinb, iebcn Sic,
DOB Der llntcrihieo elm redt erbebz
liher it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
Gin fmappcS Gmtf III NJ em.

q. 8. Glpph. Elm 8eihGftsmann
bon Slunf. Wo.. hattie Dor bier Sab
rem elm fnappes @ntfommen. als er
lid nit Der rauben Shale zines Stehs
npfels Den Saumen perleste. 81
Iaet: Ser Ir5t polte benielben ams
putieren. aber ih lpiliete niht Gin.
SD faufte cine S6adtel o 9udlen's
Mrnifaz Salbe unb bieie beilte Die ges
fGbrli6e @unbe." Stir 25 gents IN
Der apotbefe bon &. SO. q IL e, Csc
Iain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma, 81
hdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
YcnuiDIUenII
Gine ieltinme ShGtiafeit bat cil

Cine ieltiame SbGtigfcit Fat Elm
in Imerifd lebeuber @~raldnoer 81
ieinem 8erric cripdblt. Ir. Griffith
Zones betrcibt icit pielen Sabrcn Die
S6laugeujngo als 8eiperbe. Die
crlten @rfabrlnaen in icinem gefdbrs
liden 8eruf bat Wr. Sores in Sns
bien aciammelt; nor iiebcu Sabren
aber licB CT lid in S%o6p6auna uiebcr.
nm ieinem Snnbnert fortnn i'm Norz
bcn YenrlDlpanien'5 unb i'm @eiten
Stem SerieD'S ob5ulieacn. Sn pieien
@cbieten. an Den Nn5ldufern Der @lne
Hihge : Scrge. fdil9t or idbrlih Saus
Ienbe bon Nlnpperidlar9en. gs siebt
3lrei Sa9b5eiten. Die Dem Sang am
oiinlti9iten iinb: Sm Sriibjabr Die
3eit nm Ipril unb Wtoi, unb I'M
Serbit 9eqen Sfto6er uno Npuember.
Sm Hopembsr perfriedJeu lid Die Rep
tile gum 8interihlnf IN ibre Shlupfs
ninfel, inter Die Selicn I'M @ebirse,
Sic iinb oanm ihlperfdli9 faul unr
mGhrcnb Der @intermcnate in eincm
balberfrorenen 3uitnnbe. Sm Sriibs
iabr, ipenn Der Shnee inter Del
Come idmil5t. uno Die grbe pdrme;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
1nS uebcrIctcu Der 0ceinWets
ftcn.

Sm Sample urn's 7aieiu bleiben. pie Der
sroSe Gelebrte Opener la8t.. MIR bic @es
eigusfen, Die t6rperiid 5ldbtigiten, dls
Stsser am Seben. Seib aIip auf @urer
Sat. araufbeit hesinnt. iuie ieoes h~eir,tidiid,e
lebel, NIT fleiuen snfdngen. 9eidltem &upftueb
ipleen nur su balo bubrenoe uno fted1enoe appis
idmersen, Sbnmahtsauidne. Sbreniauicn: benz
pappiscu 8eId,nlad balo 9liiitpRen, uebeliein,
@eritopiuus, bis Sober urb Mere ihlieslidh hod1.
graoig djruniid) eutSinoet iinb aub her Wagen
ih in benz trpitlpien 8uitanb opnitdrbiser 3ers
riittung b%efnoet. Tanu lauien bic l~llgltidlid,en
oou @er5peiEuug ninher, fueroeu cine leidlte
Yente gepifenlcisr Guadialber rber ereeaen I'D,
nit Nurren uilb 3Iagen iiber oas ielbitperihuls
bette Glenb in isr @eidbid. 9as TT aber aar nidt
notbia. benn, pie NIT Sllie Der beriihuten ct.
Bernard ar1uterpinen. bic flr Is Gents IN allen
9lpptbeten gu babeu limb. ba6 9eioen pom born
hereif hattie uerbiitet ,perben iolen. 10 fam bas
iel6e nit benz sleidhen RitteI nuch in benz ipates
rem Stadium nod turirr ueroen. 10 oaB oieie
GterbenStrante nod yiberleben". lie ct.
BERNARD ardnterpiaen entbolten teine metaat=
idben @iite, pie Gueflilher ooer SDaenitein. Ipn'
bern nur Die beilfr6fttgiten @Ianieridite in iorg
idlttser 3ubereitaug nro teter Miid)nns!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14

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