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Evening journal., 1908-12-03
"TAG, YOU'RE 1T, SO
DROP IN YOUR BIT

on every side the women managers
OF the Delaware Hospital are receiving
cheering words Of encouragement for
Tag Day ON Saturday and there Is no
doubt that the "Taggers" will receive
a generous response when they come
to town. The best part Of the tag day
scheme is that IL gives everybody an
opportunity TO contribute. The person
who feels able 10 give but five, ten or
twenty-five cents can do so without
hesitancy. for the idea is that the five,
ten and twenty-five cent contributions
soon amount up TO hundreds OF dollars.
The women desire that Gags be
bought only OF persons wearing the
hospital scarf and that purchasers
personally put their contributions IN
the box.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
ALLEGED SPITE"
CASE WAS DISMISSED

The case Of Ellis Hamilton, Harry
Hamilton and John Eager. each charg-
ed with assault and battery. was dis.
missed b. Judge Cochran this mornina
in City Court. Ellis Hamilton was
not able 10 appear. The charges
against the young men grew out of a
matter that was in court a few daye
ago. The trouble s the outgrowth, IL
is said, OF ill-feeling between the
Hamiltons and some other young men
in South Wilmington.
The Hamilton brothers were the,
prosecuting witnesses in a case a few
days ago. and the charges made against
them Of assault and battery were SAID
10 be out Of spite" The court said
that because of this It would be us.-
less 70 hseS the case continued and
ordered II dismissed.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
MANY WANT THIS
FIERCE BULLDOG
But Mrs. COIemdn'S Pet is
Locked Up and Cannot
Be Approached

The bull dog which had been owned
by Mrs Annie Coleman and which stood
guard over the woman when she had
been stricken with a paralytic ctroke in
her home at No 7o7 West Third street, is
in a room by himself at the dog pound
and likely TO remain there for some days
Vet. The animal is savage and even Dog
catcher Kopp docs not enter the room.
A crack Of the door wide enough TO
throw in the animals food is about all
that anyone wants to experience.
Mrs Coleman. who died Tuesday as a
result OF the shock. had the animal as
a net and it is believed that the dog be-
came so accustomed to the woman's pres
ence that il will probably be impossible
for a man to do anything with IT,
Several persons have called at the po-
lice station to ask that the dog be given
to them. The animal is in no fit condi-
tion to 90 into a strange home and prob
ablv will not be- Dog Catcher Kopp said
to-day tirlt he has had good deal OF
experience with dogs and has dealt with
many fierce ones. but after they had
beeu a few days at the pound they gem
orally auieted down This dog however
who has been at the pound for several
days is fierce and treacherous, so mucn
So that Mr.. Kopp does not care to risk
the chance of going near him. more than
10 the door to give him his food
Mrs. Coleman could do anything with
the dog but it is said by some Of her
relatives that a stranger coming TO the
house would not feel safe until the ami
nal was chained. There has been good
deal OF sentimentality over this dog, and
Mr. Kopp has had any number Of re-
quests for IT, But Mr. Kopp does not in
tend to take any risk In this matter
and the dog will not be disposed of at
least until next Wednesday. II Is quite
probable too that the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals will look
into the matter and decide whether tc
give the dog away or have it killed.
The funeral OF Mrs Coleman. the dog
dead mistress. will be held tomorrow
from her late home. She will he buried
I'm the Wilmington and Brandywine Gem
etcrv
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
MARTIAL Law
IN BOHEMIA
The Czech Uprising is Fast
Becoming a ReVO-
luton

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PRAGUE, Dec. S-The Czech uprising
throughout Bohemia Is to-day rapidly
assuming the proportions Of a full
hedged rebellion.
The proclamation of martial law in
this city has had the reverse effect
from that anticipated. and reports
from over the province to-day indicate
that thousands of Czechs are rushine
toward the city 10 aid. the anti-Germar
element
II is estimated that 10000 Czechs ar
now warning against the police anC
troops throughout Bohemia and tn,
number is being rapidly increased.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
SATTERLEE SWORN IN AS
ASSISTANT SECRETARY

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. s-Her-
bert L. satterlee. Of New York. took
the oath of office to-day as assistant
secretary Of the navy. succeeding Tru.
man II. Newber-y. who vacated the
post to become secretary. Wednesday
The oath was administered by Sollci-
tor Hanna. of the department in the
presence Of Secretary Newberry and
the chefs Of the bureaus. Immediately
after. an. informal recertion was he.i
in the Office Of the secretary et which
the officers on duty at the department
were Introduces to Mr.. saterIee.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
MISSIONARY WORKERS
IN SESSION HERE

The annual meeting of the Whining
ton District, Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is being held in Brandywine
M. r. Church to-day. Mrs Eli Mendin-
hall presiding. The morning session was
given up TO the reading of reports.
principal of which were those Of Mrs.
Rue, the treasurer; Mrs. Campbell.
superintendent of Tae young peoples de
partment. and Mrs. Emma Schilling,
superintendent literature. During the
morning a collection amounting TO $l9G
was taken for foreign missionary work
Mrs. Herbert A. Roop also reported Of
the branch meeting held at Lancaster
~ October.
At this afternoons session Mrs. NJ.
"A. Spencer. a missionary to Japan. will
deliver an address. Mrs. Spencer has
12ent 30 years in Tokia. She IS in
charge Of the Girls School there.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
TROOPS fire
ON LOOTERS
PrOwIing MObS in Port au
Prince Shot at and a
Dozen Are Killed
PRESIDENT SEEKS REFUGE
ON A FOREIGN VESSEL
BY United Press Leased Special wlra

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PORT AU PRINCE. Dec. s.-The
loyal troops who have been keeping
order in the city under the direction Of
newly formed committee Of safety.
have been obliged To fire on bands of
looters who were robbins the big ware
houses and dozen are reported killed.
The storehouses and residences OF
those who were closest to the deposed
President Nord Alexis. have been the
objective OF mobs and the sternest
measures have been necessary. The
city is now virtually under martial
law.
The fact that the troops protected
the deposed president and permitted
him to secure refuge on a foreign
warship inhamed the enemies of the
late administration. Nord Alexis and
his advisers fought bitterly against po-
litical refugees being given a haven
under a foreign flag at the last revolu-
tion and this was not forgotten. Sc
when he was taken under guard to the
wharf and permitted TO depart un-
scathed the riff-raff Of the city were
angered.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
VISOPSKrS BAIL is
FIXED AT $4,000
II Was Increased $4SOO By
Judge Cochran in City
Court To-day

stephen vsopsld. the young man who
Is charged with murder in connection
with the death Of William Macosky was
auaisned In City Court this morning and
on motion Of Assistant city sole tor sat-
fcr,hwniic his ban was Increased si5oo 10
await trial IN the Upper Court As tbs
outcome OF the coroner's Inquest young
Visopskl was placed in $500 ball a grocer
In the Eleventh ward going ON the bond.
and when tho matter was brought into
city Court Yesterday Il was postponed
pending an investigation by Mr.. satterth
waite as to who the bondsman was Mr.
satterthwaite told the court this morn
ing that he had not been able TO get into
communication with Coroner Callaway.
but after conference with the Attor-
ney-General he thought It wonld be ad-
visablc TO have the amount OF ban in
creased
Young Visopski is now under 5000
BAN TO await the Upper Court Mr.. sat-
terthwaite said that I'm murder charges
IL was customary 60 place the amount Of
bail at about 5000 Even II the young
man should be indicted on a charge Of
manslaughter he said, tho bail should re-
main at about the same amount. But.
Mr. Satterthwaitc explained. he did not
wish TO be excessive in naming tho
amount lie thought that 5000 would be
sufficiently high enough and Judge Cooh-
ran Immediately fixed the bail at that
amount.
Young VisopsSi. it is alleged. was the
cause Of the death OF William Macosky.
who IN a fstic encounter received blow
that resulted fatally. The two engaged
in fight last Wednesday at Twelfth and
Wilson streets. Visopski is nothing more
than boy, very slight in build.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-There is a
rod in pickle for the powder company
officials. II they persist in their de-
mand that they must be given an i'm
munity bath before they will produce
books and papers in the governments
dissolution suit.
The declaration Of the duPonts at
Wilmington. Del. that they will only
give the information desired on sub
noena has made high officials of the
department Of Justice grit their teeth.
They had been looking for such a
manuever. but hardly expected that
the trust magnates would go to the
extent they have.
There are now seven wagon loads
of books and papers Of the powder
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Todav,s Arrests hv pnlio.

Cora Robinson. colored. was arrested
today by Patrolman MCCLELLAN on a
charge of disorderly conduct The
woman was cutting up i'm French
street the police say and making rath-
er lively exhibit of her muscular pow
ers by banging her fists against a
house. She will probably be arraigned
in city Court Court tomorrow morn
ing
Harry Carpenter was arrested about
$50 o'clock this morning by Fatrolman
Crozier on charge Of disorderly con-
duct. The police say he had been rails
ing a disturbance in Front street He
will probably be given a hearing to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
GOVERNMENT MIFFED AT
THE POWDER OFFICIALS

trust I'm the Offices Of its counsel. and
the government has been trying for
several weeks to reach an agreement
as 10 the production Of certain infor-
nation An order Of the court will get
the books, but 1t would require a large
force of trust probers. and consume
much time TO make a thorough in
spect!on Of them
The attorney general has carefully
considered the position taken by the
duPonts. II is his present intention
not TO yield TO the demand for subpoe-
mas. and he has notified Special Coun-
sci Scarlet at Wilmington 10 proceed
with his taking of testimony before a
master, and extract the information
desired I'm another way.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
SHOT HERSELF
AFTER A DIVORCE
Returning From South Dakota
Miss Lillian DOty Com
mitS Suicide
sy United Press Leased Special wire

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.--After lying
nearly all night In the Brooklyn NOR
que tho body of tho young woman who
shot and killed herself in her room
az tho clarendon hotel was Identified
early today as that OF Mrs Lillian Fall
coner Doty. who had lust returned
from Sioux Falls. S. -. whore she had
obtained a divorce from Mansfield NJ
Doty. q wealthy New York broker Tho
Identification was brought about by
newspaper reporters who followed up
the single clue furnished by the wom-
ans effects. the name OF the maker
OF her handsome new, -directoire
gown.
Alexander F'alconer. the suicides
father. wealthy retired merchant
completed the identification at the
morgue.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
UNIFORM HOURS
FOR ALL BANKS

At meeting OF the Wilmington
Clearing House Association this morning
resolution was adopted providing for
uniform hours for opening and closing
of banking institutions and trust COM
NAMES I'm the clearing house association.
Hereafter they will open at . o'clock
and close at o'clock on every day ex-
cepting Saturdays when they VIII close
at 70 O'Clock noon. This will apply to all
banks and TO the Security Trust Com
pany. Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company and the Wilmington Trust co.
Heretofore the trust companies have
done business until 4 o'clock but here
after will close with the banks at
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
state Hospital Trustees.

The monthly meeting Of the trustees
of the State Hospital was held today.
The biennial report OF the superinten-
dent, Dr. Hancker. was submitted and
will be printed for publication. The
report for the month showed: Admit
ted. males and females; deaths,
two males and two females; popula-
ton. 22s males. 1913 females. total, 42i.
Amount received from pay pateients,
S3454
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
GENERAL SIMON
MAY TAKE PORT
AU PRINCE TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The Hay
tian revolutionary forces. under Gen
eral Simon, arc expected TO enter and
take possession of Port Au Prince to-
day. according to dispatches received
from Minister Furniss. at the State de-
partment. This will be accomplished
it is believed without hostility. He
says that the city is in the hands OF
committee Of public safety. which
took charge upon the fight Of Fresi-
dent Alexis TO the French war vessel
and is disposed to turn over affairs TO
General Simon when he enters.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Mr.. ELWOOD SAYS
HE WILL PREACH

The Rev Robert A. Elwood. at one
time pastor of Olivet Presbyterian
Church, has received number OF
anonymous letters. containing threats
OF death il he ever breaches again. De-
spite these communications he has de-
clded TO deliver the Sunday morning
sermon at the Collingswood Presbyter-
ian Church.
The letters are supposed TO be the
work Of some spiteful or demented per-
son. Mr. Elwood says he viii pay no
attention 10 the letters.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
CALL FOR STATEMENT OF
CONDITION OF STATE BANKS

Insurance Commissioner George w.
Marshall has issued call for a state
ment Of the condition Of State banking
institutions at the close of business on
November q. 1908. This is coincident with
the call by the Comptroller OF the Treas
ury for statement Of the condition OF
national banks
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WILL ASK APPROPRIATION
TO AID THE UNEMPLOYED

CLEVELAND. Dec. 3.--One Of the
first petitions Congress viii receive
when 1t assemblies next week will be
request for an appropriation Of $780,
100000 a year for the aid of the coun-
try's unemployed NJ Ioutz OF this
city. chairman Of the National Unem-
ployed Committee who is drafting the
petition. says that his organization
wants this immense sum in the form
Of an appropriation for deep water
ways. irrigation and re-forestation
which viii give work to the thous-
ands now without jobs.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
TWO TAKEN TO
DELAWARE HOSPITAL

Two accident cases were taken care OF
az the Delaware Hospital to-day. The
victims were Mitchell ballack. Of No.
1888 Lohdell street. an emnloye OF the
Wilmington ana Mallablc Iron Company.
cash ia the head, requiring g stitches.
and Iegcle Dirote Of No 92i West Sixth
street. an employe of the Delaware
Granite and Mining Company, cut in the
leg requiring four stitches.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Park commlttee Met.

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Board of Park Com
missioners this morning the park en-
gineer was authorized to remove stone
on Glen avenue. Plans for the proposed
play ground on the land leased to
the city by the p, B. and w. Railroad
at Third and Church streets were dis
cussed. but nothing definite has been
decided upon yet The lease is to be
signed by Mayor Wilson.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
To Address Y. M. G a aovs.

Edward Birmingham Schurr of New
ark. N j.. will speak to the Y. NJ. c.
A. boys at S o'clock Saturday night
in the gymnasium His subject will
be THE Naturalist and His Strange
Pets" A number Of pictures will be
used by way Of Illustration.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
BARS INVITATIONS TO CARDS
They Are UnmailabIe IL Prizes Are
Given, Says Uncle Sam.

HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 3-Accord-
ing TO a decision received from The
Postoffice Department at Washington.
it is illegal to send invitations through
the mail TO bridge parties or TO any
card parties where an admission is
charged
A conscientious Hartford gentleman
had been reading IN the papers about
card parties at which prizes wers
awarded and where money had been
won and lost at bridge. He wrote To
the Postmasts General and received Z
reply from +. p. Goodwin, Assistant At
torney-General. saying that card
pa-t'es are regarded as lotteries whef
prizes are given. and in that event
matter relating to them is unmailabls
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
rhre. smothered by q coalhopper.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 3.-David
Read. aged %, OF Pittsburs. and two
unknown negroes. we're smothered to
death in a coal hopper under the CEN
tral bridge early today The men went
into the coal hopper to sleep and light
ed a charcoal fire. The fumes from
the fire killed them while they slept.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 3.-Ths
crest of the cold wave is now over the
eastern states. where the temperature
has fallen still further in the last "a
hours. A rapid recovery from the
cold, however, has occurred in che
western and central portions Of the
country, although low temperatures are
still persistent in the British north
west.
Forecast till 8 p. m. Friday;
For Delaware-Friday fair, with ris-
ina temperatures; light variable winds.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
RuiIdinn Permits.

A permit to erect building to be
used part as dwelling and part as tsore
was issued today by Building Inspec-
tor Johnson. The new building VIII
be at the southwest corner OF Sixth
and Poplar streets and win be built
for Catherine Begley by NJ. f. Grubb
and Company The cost will be about
s2390
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Rouaht Atlantic Clty stors.

f. Frank Adams. representative for
Swift & Company for the past four
years. has resigned and bought the
Standard Meat Market in Atlantic City.
He has many friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Wnnt oiI Stove for a Patient.

The visit nurse of the Red Cross So
ciety at the Free Dispensary. No. 602
West street, desires that somebody
give or lend an oil stove for use OF a
patient. as there is no other way to
heat the rpoms Of the afflicted person
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
aishnn kinsman 10 speak

Rev Frederick j. Kinsman, Bishop OF
Delaware. will close the week Of PRAYER
at o'clock tomorrow evening, at the
Holy Trinity Church. His subject will
be "Sonship."
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
Hurt at iron Plant.

Michael Dallach. a pole. of No. 1888
Lobdell street. while working at the
Wilmington Iron plant today sustain
ed a cash in the head. He was treat
ed and returned to his home.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03
cvrus Temple supper.

Cyrus Temple No. 3. L. G. F.. gave
supper last night in the W. c. T. L.
rooms. 100 West Eighth street. There
S~o~ an attendance Of about hundred.
Evening journal., 1908-12-03

Buy your Christmas presents esrly-earlY
in The day and early during the month.
That will be your biggest gift OF fhe hoii-
DAYS 10 the workers behind the counters
and on delivery wagons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-19

5don anoern Cages idrieb ser
Sberforiter an ieinen 6relllb I'M
otiefen @runo" mie Ser &ubnt= ullo
@ettluitige griinolid bineingelegt lei.
SD begreife nidt," bieB es tn oent
8rief, y mie Elm Wenl6 @etten ee=
pintlen fam, Ser 10 uniiberlegt oo=
rm1f losgebt."
Natirli6 batte Ser @riil1rod sic
gor5e &ffare baarfleim eeibiloert.
Sdon 5tpei Gage baralf trof Sic
foleenoe perbliiffenoe @ntmort ein:
u2ieber Serr &oIegel Sd beetle
mid, Sbre freunoliden 3eilen ponl
10. 5. 90. gu beanttporten. Sd bobe
tie nit regem Snterelie geleiell. Sln
Sbre 5reuoe, Sen mettluitigen Saie=
mann griinoli6 ubodeenomnen" gu
boben fam i6 leioer ni6t einitim=
men. Die Sa6e liegt tiefer. Mls Ser
@iiiitent Die Nabri6t BON ieiner Ser
ieblna empfing, boben mir Inn cine
fleine @bidieosfeier p%eranitaItet. 9a=
BET ging's 5ulest 5ienIi6 mltl1ter FER.
Mte Dos 10 I'M 2aufe oes @eipr16es
fam, er5ablte i6 linn, oaB Sic frii=
Der Sffi5ier eemeien uno mebr mie
ionit Elm @aiomam altf eine getpiiie
9ecen5 gdben.
90 madte Ser ~perpogene Sling
Ting nit ben antpeienoen Serrer oie
@ette: er peroe i6on na6 Gerlouf
bon elmer ooer 5nei 8o6en init So
men oaf 10 ungentertem SaBe lteben,
bob Sic iid eegenieitig Die = 3nrlge
berausitreden miiroen. 9os @ett-
obieft betragt oreibullbert Morf. @ie
ih nun iebe, bat Ser 8ofatipus oie
@ette geponnen. Sin Sic peripielte
er fiinf5ie Morf, bier eetpann er
o%reibnnbert. Madt apeibunoertfiinf=
gig Warf 8rofit. lin itiGes 8eileio
bittero, Sbr Sic beoauernoer Sol
lage."
Ger alte Sberforfter fat nit ieinem
Iiiiitenten ni1t mie6er aetpettet.
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Scr 8Adfi6taien.
Cine frGblide Sommerseididte bon
2pbeItit
(Gortiebuna.l


9ies ilage Gaar idmomm in &C.
ligfeit uno @onne. Sir @gon uno
Mnna gab es ni6ts 1nterbaltiomeres
als oie gemeinlamen ginfaufe fir
Die nere @irti6oft. graftild NOR
meoer er nod tie. Iber bas mafte
nidts. 3uipeilen unteritiibte Tie On
tel Nante, namentlib menn er neu
%patentierte g%rfinoungen entoedt bot
tie, beiipielespeiie cine SalaIdiiliel,
ole ielbitttaig Del ltno gilig ipen-
oete, ODER cine &ofeemiible, Die man
aud als Sridter, 8fropfen5ieber ullo
Sparbiihie benuben fpnnte. 81 ge-
~1taltete ii6 oel1n ou6 oas Snnere oes
Sdns6ens am alten Sor aQqemod
pra6tig aus. Neue M0bel ipuroen
tpenig gefauft; aber alte Shranfe
nit i6onen Sdnisereien unb mad-
tlge aurfiirftenltiible, uno oo5u per-
ltihe 8ebetteppi6e, ote man an Die
Wanoe bling, uno oreibeinige S6e-
mel nno Elm garenfea nit &opf,
Dos Ffiff bon 3eit 81 3eit all5ubeaell
pflegte.
Wooerner gingen Grid uno 9oiip
5t @erfe. Sic fonnten es iid aud
letlten, MODERN 81 iein. Grnlt bette
tbnen cine 8iaa arn &elll gefouft,
uno Damn eridienen gerliner Ser
rem, Die ii6 u@rditeften fir Sirrlen-
Declaration" nunnten iebr porllebm
al1slaben mo cine Mafie 8eidnungen
1nltbro6terL Die Wobel ol~ernellelter
5alton ooritelten fran8oiiiden, BEL
9lld)en uno engIii6en uriprungs. 9l1-
no 1ollte nit mtsiuden belfen, bod
erflarte tie idlieBli6: nNein 9aiip,
oas fam i6 nidt. Sir oos 9iinft-
lerllde bin id au6, ober es brau6t
ntdt 10 fpabnfinnig gei6lpeift gu
let1. Yin oieien Mobilien boren Die
S6ipelfnngen gar ni6t nuf, un6 Elm
redter 8infel lit ood audi etipas
pert. Wenn i6 oenfe, oaB i) mid
al!f lene .Stibie iebeu ioQ, miro
mir an9it; bern i5 bin fem Sur
benlineal. @Gble Ou rur oncin
per 10 reid lit, fam ii6 eillen BIZ
5arren @ei6mad g0nnen. arlne,
aoer ebrltde 2eute ipie mir oiirfen iid)
oa9egen teine @usi6peifung erlau-
l ben
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NIIerIei.
Die Gountnfon1rntff1

We Douf1tDtonlr1t1lare 5aberl
Die Steuerrate anf 36 ein 3nolftel
Gents feitgeiest. 9a3u fomlllen Die
StoatsIteuern bon 6A Gents uno Die
Shnllteuern bon bon 16 8tuei Orittel
Gents, 10 boB Die geiammte Gountp-
lno Staatsiteuer So Gents Der 500
Steuertpert betrdgt. bisber betrua
Die @ountpftener 40 Gents uno sic
Staats- uno SduIteuer32A Gents,
10 bob Die ~@eiammtiteuer 72h Gents
betrug. Sic lit oiesma[ alfo Inn
1917 Gents ~nieoriger.
t. Dos 6inm5fomite oes SduI-
rates bat 0as geanbiae Gf)ulaebdu-
De iett aeeeptiert, Die Sdaoen fino
~pollitanoia auseebeiiert.
Mltb Der nierte iunge Manll,
Der an Dem Sooe 9nerto's ole ShuIo
tragen fou, Gilberto auintero, 1T
berbaftet. Mae bier fino 6es Mor6es
angeflaet.
@m. Saad aus ct. Bouts, Ser
iid felt 5tuei Monaten bier auf6ielt,
TT geitorben.
am 7. September beeimlt oos
n5tititut" Der 2ebrer bon 9erar
Gountp.
Cine an8abl Ser ftdotiiden ge-
amten uno @eiddftsleute bon Souitou
bat itf rnlere @afieriperfe anqe.
ieben.
Die 8eiierung in Sri. Meol's
3uitano oaaert fort. man bofft iebi
ibr 2eben 5u erbalten.
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Gutter Stat.

Mrs. 90. 81. Dabifon, $50. 379
@ifforo @be., Gan Sole, galy fogt:
SD tpiinihe gum 9elten oner 2ei6en-
ben, bon aopfpeb, giGiofitGt lr1o
9ebertrdgbeit, gu fagen, BOB in elmer
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