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stretching optimism to the border OF
vanity to believe that they will be
under present conditions
The argument is made that men
toll in the cities six days and that
they have no time to witness bal!
games or enjoy other daylight pas
times, excepting on Sunday. Others
wish to go into the country, to spend
the time in the open with their fam
lies. Let not the dilettante scorn the
pastimes of the poor, or the fashion
able preacher reason this argument
to absurdity until he has tried that
United life for a year. Much of the
refinements of the argument. to be
sure, are unreal and manufactured by
commercial Sabbath breakers; but
that condition stands between the
cities and Sabbath observance to pre-
vent a restoration of the spirit of the
lay.
While it is true that men, who toll
in the open at health giving manual
abor, have no such excuse, clerks
n Offices and stores must be given
their outing and, what Is more to the
point. they will have 1t.
IL is not right to deplore on the
part of the city dweler a desire for
20 much of nature as his environ
ments and financial condition permit
him to enjoy; and If bit of country
s brought to him on the Sabbath,
even though associated with some
hing not elevating or genuinely bu-
'olic, it shows that someone has rec
ognized and is catering to this desire
IF his, and We are too human to
blame him altogether. He is yielding
to an impulse that is natural and in
nocent enough, though the means he
is forced TO adopt in gratifying it
may not be wholly free from evil.
Sabbath observance leagues are at
tempting to do something practical TO
aid the pulpit in resisting the tend
ency to non-observance. This is
proper and wholly worthy effort;
but it will have to be carried out. IL
the agitators would succeed, in the
light of modern conditions, not those
that obtained a hundred years ago.
While students may look askance at
the result of modern customs. the
toilers take little heed of generations
to come: and threats of future pun
ishment fall lightly on heat stricken
victims of city life. They will not
respond TO admonition, when a voice
within tells them that the shade where
the air has full sweep. and the
of their fellow beings are
desirable. If the Sabbath is being
broken there Is reason. Much of
hat reason is deplorable, but so much
Of it as amounts to a colorado excuse
Tor the Sabbath breaker must be
abolished. ...
A substitute for the Sabbath after
noon frolic in the summer months
might be agreed upon, when the
workers could enjoy the sports and
Dastimes they love. Whatever the
solution of the Sabbath problem, it
seems that the amelioration of the
of the city toiler is involved
n il.
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have come to regard II as joke, a
boys game of prisoners base or tag,
In which he was always ait"
And then. as II to reproach him for
his failure, there came from the clear
ness of the sky a swift and terrible
thunderbolt. II was a message from
England reporting the disappearance
OF that immense fleet which was to
follow on his heels. and depended upon
the delivery Of his message for its
immunity from attack. He had taken
too long!
Stunned by this overwhelming dis
aster. shuddering in each nerve. and
with every fiber OF his body quivering,
he sought the seclusion of his room.
threw himself upon his bed and buried
his face in the pillows. Repeatedly
there ran through his mind the self
reproach that had II not been for his
failure this shocking toll OF war might
never have been collected An armada
OF greater strength than that which
had fought OF Cape Trafalgar had
sailed calamity out to It's doom. trust
ing TO him 10 avert disaster. and he in
this hour of stress. when the fate OF
nations hinged upon his resource, had
proved inefficient! Over and over he
reviewed the struggle he had made 10
accomplish his mission, but found
even in this stern self-criticism no flaw
Of endeavor. But In his hour Of bitter
ness he thought that God might have
more kind.
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Amusement lovers who have been
looking for a real good repertoire
show will not be disappointed when
they visit Wallace Park Casino next
Monday evening to see the Hutton
Bailey Stock company produce the
beautiful four-act pastoral comedy
drama, Little Princess" This will
be the first engagement of this COM
pany at that popular place of smuse-
ment. High class vaudeville acts,
such as Forbes & Forbes. Little Ber-
nice, Isabel Rollas Bailey and others
will be introduced between acts.
There viii be no long waits between
acts. There will be something doing
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LOSES SIGHT
+. u. LTTZ, SHIP CARPENTER,
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT.
Piece of Metal Lodges In His Eye
and Inflammation Destroys
Usefulness.

Mr. T. b. Lutz, ship carpenter
employed at the marine ways, has
lost the sight of his eye that was in
jured a few days ago by a piece of
metal striking the eye while he was
at work at the ways, The accident
did not appear serious at the time
and Mr., Lutz continued to work for
some time, but when n specialist was
consulted II was found that the piece
of metal was in the eye, infammation
had set in and 1t was too late for it
to be removed.
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REFUSES
TO JOIN HIMSELF
TO BRYAN PARTY

New York, June G.-Democrats
are alarmed over the reported decla-
ration of Alton b. Parker that he
won't go as a delegate to the Denver
convention, because it will be "rati-
fication meeting" Parker won't dis
cuss it. but his opposition to the
Bryan program is well known. Lead
ers fear the effect Of Parker's stand
IL the New York campaign.
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German.

EVANGELlCAI.-The Rev. VII
liam Bourquin. pastor. Special Pen
tecostal services will be held at The
church sunday morning at - so
O'Clock. The program will be as fol-
lows:
Hymn-Congregatlon
Scripture lesson and prayer-Rev.
Bourquin.
II Love Thee. Jehovah. Choir
Sermon-"The Spirit Of Pentecost.
soprano solo. Ave Maria. Mrs
Il. T. Bourquin.
District conference report Mr.
John Rock
Neutrality-suspicious..
Prayer.
Benodiction.
DoNology.
At rs O'Clock In the evening tho
Knights OF Pythias annual memorial
services will be held. the program
calling for:
Hymn-Congregation.
Scripture lesson
Male chorus.
Prayer.
Soprano solo. There H. a Land
Mrs. George Katterjohn
Memorial address, Faithful Unto
Dcath'-Rey. W. T. Bourquin
Male chorus
Hymn Congreg cation.
Prayer.
Benedction.
Doxology.
LUTHERAN--The Rev. William
Grother. pastor. sermon in German
at l1:45 O'Clock followed by com
munion. The evening subject: "The
Love OF God" will be preached In
English. also followed by communion
service. The regular monthly bust
ness meeting Sunday afternoon at
1880 O'Clock.
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illustrated, has been issued by the
Grand Trunk passenger department,
telling of the beauties of the Lake of
Bays district, in the Highlands of
Ontario" A new feature of this
district is the new hotel--the Wawa
at Norway Point. The hotel it.
self has page illustration reflect
ing the summer giories OF woodland
and water, with brood of seven
wild geese soaring skyward beyond
the tower. The concise description
embodies the story of a charming re-
sort.
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RIVER NEWS

The river stage at O'Clock this
morning read eel, a fall OF 0.2 since
yesterday morning.
The Dick Fowler made her regu-
lar trip To Cairo this morning with a
big trip OF passengers and freight
The Dick Fowler will make an ex-
.curslon to Cairo tomorrow. leaving
here at . o'clock and arriving at I
O'Clock in the evening
The John $. Hopkins was in from
Evansville this morning with a good
trip OF freight and passengers She
returned TO Evansville at noon.
The Joe Fowler will be in FROM
Eyansyil,e tUmorrow morning and
will return Monday morning at II
O'Clock.
The Royal was in and out from
Golconda today with big trip of
freight and passengers both ways.
The George Cowling made two
trips from Metropolis to Paducah to-
day with a good passenger and
freight trade on each trip.
The Peters Lee VIII arrive from
Memphis this afternoon about
O'Clock on her way TO Cincinnati.
The City OF Saltllo, the 81. Louis
and Tennessee river packet. will ar
rive from the Tennessee tonight on
her way TO ST. Louis
The II. W. Buttord Is due tomor-
row from Nashville and will leave
Monday at noon for Clarksylllc.
The Chattanooga is due tomorrow
nom the upper Tennessee and will
rtturn Wednesday noon.
/ The Kentucky will leave at
o'clock tonight for the Tennessee
With number OF round trip passen-
gers and a big trip OF freight. She
has $4,000 brick for Savannah, 10
wagon loads OF pottery, 200 cases OF
pop, 6 wagon ,oads of fruit Jars. be-
sqcs a lot OF mixed freight.
'rhe Harvester got away at noon
tdiay for st, Louis with tow OF
fnir barges and one fuel boat for st.
LOUIS for the West Kentucky Coal
COMPANY
lThe Henrietta arrived yesterday
afternoon from the Tennessee with
TOW OF ties and went on to Joppa
to have her tow unloaded.
The American got away at noon
today with tow of sand for River
ton, up the Tennessee.
Snake Robinson, mud clerk on the
kdntucky, has returned from
wqek's visit in Sheffield. ,g"
Captain Arthur Peck went up the
Ohio this morning to Crowell's land
in9 on the Cutaway to see about buy
Inst some timber.
Captain Charles Nadell is a little
improved today at Riverside hospital.
HID is III with malaria
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Anti-Beckham politicians declare
that the party is in danger of falling
back into the hands of the gang that
wrecked it last fall: while Beckham
men with equal positiveness proclaim
the activity of the Louisville machine.
which prevented the party carrying
out its pledge to elect Beckham to
the United States senate last winter.
Isn't ii deplorable?
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]. r. Henry. pastor. Morning sub
iect, Thomas and His Doubts
Evening subject: THE Seven Words
On the Cross
CUMBERLAND Rev. 5. ID.
Rudolph, of Little Cypress, VIII
preach at Rogers hall. Twelfth street
and Broadway. our Specific Work
will be his morning subject, and In
the evening "The Mark and Its
Prize"
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For sale: One of the best payins
implement establishments in the cGlr
try. Fine locality; plenty of bust
ness. A snap to the right party
Any one wanting a good paying bust
ness will do well to look into this
Other business reason for selling
Call or write
JOS. n. KICKASOLA.
Unionville, III.
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Dissolution Livery Firm.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm known as Hawley & Sons is dis
solved by mutual consent. but the
business will continue on as usual by
c. A. Hawley at the same stand.
(Signed): c. A. HAWLEY.
419 Jefferson.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DUN'S REVIEW.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

New York, June Improvement
continues in commercial channels. in
creased manufacturing activity and
seasonable weather being dominant in
luences OF the past week.
In all leading industries there is
less idle machinery. and staple lines
of merchandise at retail quickly re-
spond to larger payrolls.
Mercantile collections are also more
prompt and confidence grows strong
er as crops advance toward maturity
with no more serious handicap than
excessive moisture in some sections.
While the first week in June com
pares favorably with eny previous
week this year. there still appears a
large decrease in comparison with the
volume of business in the same week
in 1907.
Lower prices for steel bars was the
most significant event of the week in
the iron and steel industry.
The restoration OF prices for pig
iron checked the improved distribu-
tlon and the absence of expected ore
inquiries has caused further post
ponements of lake shipments
Primary dry goods markets have
made further progress, recent reduc-
tons in prices bringing out a good
volumef of contracts. indicating that
no better terms are anticipated.
In the jobbing trade the only note
worthy activity comes from duplicate
mail orders.
Wooden mills are somewhat more
active, but supplementary orders are
not liberal, and the seasons trade
thus far is much below normal.
Worsteds still attract the most at.
tention.
Better buying of foot wear contin-
ues, reports being more encouraging
from New England manufacturers
statesmen, but there is still much
room for improvement.
Bank Clearings.
New York. June 6.-Total bank
clpa rims cOmni1ad nv pradctrcatg for
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Sweet girl graduates are holding
the center of the stage this month ;
but it is behind the scenes that wo-
man does her most effective work.
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Announcement,

In response to call through The
Sun few days ago, I wish to an
nounce myself as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for city jailer,
subject to any action of the party.
Respectfully, !, y,
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Christian Science.

Services at IL a. m. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday at 7:45
p. m. Three Links" building, Fifth
street and Kentucky avenue. Room
second floor. Public cordially invited.
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salvation Army.

Hall 500 South Fifth street. Sun
day at p. m. children's meeting; S
p. m, public service. All are heartily
invited. George Gundel, superin-
tendent.
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Roman CATHOLIC.

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES The
Rev. Father Jansen, pastor. High
mass at 1880 o'clock. Vespers at
1880 In the evening.
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Official Forecasts.

Irhe Ohio at Evansville. will rise
slightly tonight. At Mt. Vernon. will
continue falling ~ to "a hours. then
RIFE slightly, At Paducah and Cairo,
ndf much change during the next 80
hoh prs.
Yrhe Tennessee from Florence TO
below Jacksonville, will continue ris-
inR ~ TO SO hours
The Mississippi from Chester TO
Cfiro, will continue rising "a to SO
hours reaching a crest Sunday b.
tween 800 and 30.5 feet at Cane
Gfrardeau
The Wabash at Mt. Carmel, will
continue to fall slowly during the
Hxt SO hours.
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There are sweet surprises awaiting
many humble soul. fighting against
odds in the battle of seemingly
commonplace life.-Henry Van Dyke.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-06

This is the national Republican
wash day and there is a deal OF dirty
linen hanging on the line.
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FIRST-The Rev. w. L. Caves
morning subject will be 1.-The Glory
of the Young Man. and in the even
ing Sinful Contentment." Sunday
school at $50. At Hebron and Miz-
pah mission at 2:30. Mr.. Pearson
Lockwood will speak al Hebron.
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ih'iSaSN 100
Personally appeared before me, this
June 3, 1908, r. ID. MacMillen, bust
ness manager of The Sun, who affirms
that the above statement of the cir
culation of The Sun for the month OF
May, 1908, is true to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
My commission expires January
10, 1912. PETER PURYEAR,,. !
Notary, Public.
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Any OF your money Gin jail'-
tied mp? Let a want nd. set II free
and find Job for u In 'capitalizing'
.na,na. snunibla rev venture. !.
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Paducah Circuit,

The Rev. w. J. Naylor will preach
at the Lone Oak Methodist church
Sunday morning and at Tyler church
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
RIEDLAND C1RCUIT--The Rev.
T. J. owen preached this morning at
Riodland Methodist church and will
preach at 7:ij o'clock tonight. Sun
day morning he will preach again at
Ricdland.
GUTHRIE AVENUE The Rev
Thomas Woodbridge will preach at
I; 45 O'Clock Sunday evening. Sunday
school at 3 O'Clock.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT
Every dose makes you teelbet,er. Ls1-Fo
keeps your whole insides right sold on the
money back plan everywhere p-tc~ bo cents.
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GRACE-The Rev. ID. G. Wright,
rector. The following program Is
for Whitsunday:
Holy communion, 1880 a. m.
Sunday school. $50 a. m.
Second celebration of holy com
munion. with sermon by the rector at
1885 a. IN Subject: "The Holy
Spirit"
Evening prayer and sermon. 7:f5
O'Clock.
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Bank Clearings.

New York. June 6.-Total bank
clearings compiled by Bradstreets for
the principal cities in the United
states the past week, s2.f26.931, 900,
against sS,O42,S72 900 in the CORE
spending week last year.
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IL has been estimated that. a Lon
E2n tog .wslehs ZOO, Q00, O0O tons
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Ito be continued In next ISSUE
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idienen. { 9lufmerflanlfeit erreet Der
gernlerf, oaB Brit5 5rieorib Sein-
ri6, Ser alteite Sobn oes berltorbe-
men Hrin5regenten 9llbrebt bon
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tporben i1f.
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fnoten oie Sturoe iibertroffen babe,
trob Ser groBeren Wai6inenltarfe oes
erlteren Sdiffes. Sonlit iei bie l1e-
berlegenbeit Ser Surbinen gegen Die
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metdes oie @ettfabrt smileben geeio
gorf lulo Yaris mitmaht lit am
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SSn Dem merifanilden Safenort
Wan5aniQo ioa cine allgemeine &ob-
lenitation eineeribtet iperoen IN oen
Sbiffe aaer geationer &oblen ein-
nebmen fonnerl. Die nerifaniibe
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grbauer Der @alpeitoner Settles, Die
&on5eiiion erteilt, elm iol6eS &oblen-
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Gin eleftriiber 2eidenmagell
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9lutomobil billein, bas Dem 5mei
ten Sefretar Der oeutI6en @eianbt-
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moliert.s
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abt Gepolutionare, oorurter bier
5rauen pro8eiiiert. gier muroen
gum Eooe pernrteilt feds 5ll lange-
rem Sreibeitsitrafen ltno elmer tpuroe
freiaeIprod)en.
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geluilliannaen fir seras.

Naditebenoe geiuilligungen mer-
ben in Der ioeben bonn &ongreB an-
eenommenen 9eipiaiglingsbia fir Of
fertlibe @ebaube in Seras gertladt
9orbonl $4,000; Mcainnep,
100000; Gleburne, $4,000; 8en-
tberforb, $500; Corpus gbriiti,
$4,000; Del 9iio, $4,000, Mine-
raj 8eas, 100000; San glngeIo,
$4,000; Port artbnr, 1926, 900;
Wariboa, $4,000; geacogoohes,
$4,000; Sulphur Springs, $50, 900;
Glarfspille. $4,000; Serarfano, $20,-
900; Serrea, $4,000; 5pler, $t5,-
900; gictoria, $4,000, guero,
$500; 8aradodie, 100000; 5ias-
boro, 100000; @ihito Sails, $50,-
600; Goriieana $4,000; Baleitine,
$4,000; San Mareos, $4,000;
8renbmn,' $4,000, 9lultin, $40, 900;
5emple, $4,000; MarIin, $500;
Napaioto, $4,000; San slntorlio,
500, 900; Neu8raunfels, $500;
grotpnpooo, $500; 5uiammen ST,
81, 800.
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Harris fir Countyriebter
Noblbefannter aobufaf, friiber sena=
tpr, erlau6t, 0af ieim 9eame DOr
Die bemufratiidem Hrimar-
ipa1len gebrad)t iuiro.

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entidloiien, oaB iein gealne als Der
eines Der aanoioaten fir oas slnt
bes gountpri6ters oen oernofrati=
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Beu Sell ieines Hripatgeihdfts 5ll
opfern, ober er liebt elm, oaB er iih
inter oen beltebenoen 8erbaltniiie,l
niht peigern oarf als aanoioat aufz
5utreten.
Serr Sarris bat piele Sabre in
8eror County gelpobnt, Or bat bic
len ienatoriellen 9iitrift in Der
Stootslegislatur pertreten nno lit
peri6ieoentli6 als geeignete Berion-
lidfeit fir oie Stelle zines 4ongreB-
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er bat ii6 ais Wtitelieo oes Sdul=
rots BON Son s(ntonio altsge5ei6net
uno 1T iein 2e6enlong elm 5reuno
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@rfol9e I'M @erihtslaal 5eigen feline
9efqbigllng ais 9lbpofot ilno oos 9ln-
ieben. bas er in Der Stoot genieBt
ipriht fir ieinen &ornfter als 0tann
lmo 8iirger.
Gr lit forti6rittlid, fennt Die Ser
batniile genotl uno meiB, mas not
int. Gr bot Ii6 nit allem, mas IN
Ser tdgli6en 9tmtsfiibrung oes Count
tpridters bon @ihtiefeit lit, pollie
pertrout geno6t uno feline Sreunoe,
Die i'm 5u oieier 9onoiootur ordrget,
balten i'm fin diiberit geeignet fir
oieies slmt iomobl ipeeen ieiner jll-
riitiihen &enntniiie ols aild pegen
Ieiner @ertralltbeit nit alien Oblie-
gelbeiten llno allen Gieentiinlidfei-
ten oes glntes.
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Seras.

- Setllt S1lDeff I'M Sfd3pS er'
tranfen in Ser geabe BON Mineral
@ells Ser le6s5ebniabrige Grnlt Ste
teller ltno Der iieben5ebniabrige @aot
Spei1s.
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oie notleioenoen 8enobner Ser Srte
2inoen lino Ben Sranflin erildt, Die
fiir5lib bon einen GDflon perfpiilte1
puroen.
Sn 9oulton bat Die Sabresfon-
pention Ser sllnibine Society, elmer
@eieaidaft Die itd Die 8fleae opti-
nliitiider 2ebensal1l6al1hng melt=
idenfreunoIiher Sanelitngen ultl
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ben.
gas @ebduoe ser @eitern
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brannt. Ser S6aoelL< miro aui
$4,000 abgeldast
Die Galinoz@eleQibaft in 2a
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2ar1llon erl6oB, gum Sooe berurteilt
moroen.
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Iiarnion Gouitp bat beihloiien in
Saplor eine groBe Gotton=Y =Ylatfornl
5n bauell.
glus Ser @egenb bon Oiaep 1T
elm fleines, brei unb balbi1briges
Ysdoberl oie go6ter bon 6. s. 9ioi-
ion, perihpunoen. Die ganse mann=
lide gepofferung ser @egeno bat iid
auf Die Sube nad) Der &leinen ge-
madt.
Nus @aibington miro gelnel=
oets Senator 8ailep nliiiIe iih elmer
aeblfopfsSperatiolt llnter5ieben uno
fonne oesbalb Der oer1ofratii6en
Transformation in Sort 8ortb niht
beinobnetl.
esn 9oulton bat fih Elm iunger
Mann nan1ens I. 9. Wegabin Dor
Der Sir oes @auies, in oem ieine
8raut ipobnt, eridoiien. Ser illnge
Mann mar erit neun5ebn Sabre aft,
er ipar Ser Sobn eires angeiebenen
glopofaten in @ollIton uno arbeitete
oIs 8ubbaIter fir Die 6oliiton Bad-
ing Company. gr mar eeluno, fraf=
tig uno aagenein beliebt, ftalo auh
nit ieiner 8ralit IN beItem @inper=
nebnlen; 9ienlanb meiB mas i'm TN
ben goO getrieben bat.
esSn Der @egeno BON &rum,
Denton gollntp, 5erltorte ein gpflon
oas 9auS bon Sobn Neomon. Die
gelpobner oes 9auies laben ben
Gpflon aber i1on BON 8eitem ii1
ndbern unb batten 3eit. in ben
Sturmfeller gu fIiihten, 10 oaB gfie-
mall6 bon ibnen perlebt ipuroe. gs
| iab anfangs 10 aus, als petu1 Der
Gpflon bireft burb oas Stdotben
4rlm geben ipiiroe uno In Jolge
oeiien berridte bort groBe 4ufregilng.
geadoem er iid oen Srt aber biseallf
leine geipiiie @ntfernltng genabert bot
te, bog er ieitparts a6'uno ging, obne
/ ihn 3u beriihren. boriiber.