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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
SALISBURY

School closed Thursday for the sum
mer vacation.
B. r. Hulett and c. l.. Hulett were
in Troy recently.
Chelsea Harrington was in Ben.
nington recently on business.
Will Hayden of Arlington was in
town recently taking camera views.
Mrs. Flora Bates of Bennington
spent Sunday at Mrs. A.. s. Webb's.
Mrs. John Wright and daughter
spent Sunday with her parents in Sun
derland.
Several from here attended the
commencement exercises Of the No.
Bennington high school Friday after
noon.
On Friday evening next there will
be an ice cream social In the parlors
of the M. e. church. All are invited
to attend
Miss Florence Woodward closed
her school In Pownal last week and
has returned to her home to spend
the summer vacation with her par.
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Lester Woodward
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
TRY THIS FOR DESSERT.

Dissolve one package Of any favored JELT o
sa % SG nSSns % Vus cu pa HSppS
cream and six crushed maccaroons. Whip oil
together thoroughly and pour u into 9
mold or bowl. When COO, 1t will 1ellify and
may be served with whipped cream or any good
pudding sauce.
The JELIrO costs ioc per package and can
be had at any good grocer's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24

Mrs. s. l.. Bowen Of Wayne, w. Va,
writes; Il was sufferer from kidney
disease, so that ut times I could not
get out OF bed and when / did I could
not stand straight. l took Foley's
Kidney Remedy. One dollar bottle
and part OF the second cured me en-.
tirely.' Foley's Kidney Remedy
works wonders where others are to
tai failure,-Quinlans Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24

Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like 30 well to
take as II tastes nearly AZ good as ma
pie sugar. 1t acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby It drives
the cold out Of the system. II n sold
by d. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
Anvthlno---AImost

MRS. Rucksher Is a woman who
seems TO be willing to do almost any
thing for the sake OF appearance"
"Yes--but she draws the line nc
wearing inexpensive hats for the sake
Of making her husbands task easier
when he has to face the assessor"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
Conservative Made Comfortable

Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases OF incipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages at
fords comfort and relief. Refuse any
but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar.--QuinIan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
You Should Know This

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case OF kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of medi-
cine. No medicine can do more
Quinlan's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
are prompt and thorough and will 10 a
very short time strengthen the weak
ened kidneys. Sold by D. A. Ward
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24

Kodol Is the best known preparation
that is offered to the people today for
dyspepsia or indigestion, or any stom.
ach trouble. Kodol digests all foods.
It is pleasant to take. II is sold here
by d. A. Ward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
SECOND DUTCH
NOTE ANSWERED
ASKS HOLLAND TO
SEND CONFIDENTIAL AGENT
TO SETTLE MATTERS.
BAT TTERIES ARE READY
To Meet Any Force Holland May Use
November Set as Date For
Repeal of Shipment
Decree.

Caracas, Oct IS -Sunday-On Oc-
tober y Presiden, Castro answered
the second note from the Netherlands
government which fixes the date of
November | for the revocation Of the
transshipme degree of May IA. It
was not until the following day, Oc,
tober l3, that the reply was delivered
into the hands Of Baron Won Secken.
dorif, German minister, who is in
charge Of the Dutch interests. Be
cause OF the lack Of steamer facilities
this important communication will
not be started on its way to Holland
until tomorrow, October 10.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Paul
closes his answer 10 Holland by say
ing that, as an interruption of diplo-
matte relations exists today between
the Netherlands government and Ven
ezuela, and as the Venezuelan gov
ernment desires to arrive at an ami
cable arrangement, he asks the gov.
Of Holland to send to Cara
cas- a confidential agent with powers
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
| AFT WIT H0UT A
PIER SAYS ROOF
BETTER PREPARED TO CARRY
OUT MKlNLEY ANl- ROOSE-
WELT POLICIES.
SPOKE IN C|NC NVATI
Before Citizens TAFT Club-Dweit
Upon Issues in State of Ohio
Declares Brvan
Theor ST.

Cincinnati Oct Secretary OF
State Root spoke to several thou
sand persons at Music Hall here to-
night The meeting was held under
the auspices CT the Citizens Taft
club. In a parade which preceded
the meeting above FIVE thousand
men participated.
Root was introdrccd by Robert
REYNOLDS president of the Citizen
Taft club
Root in his speech first took up the
alleged dissensions in Ohio, the For.
akCI matter being first the negro
question second and the liquor quas-
ton purely local issue third. He
urged that if these dlssensions eX-
listed as reported they did, they
should be laid aside for the greater
duty Of American citizenship. Either
one Of the things which affected
these three elements were but drops
of water in the greater issues which
made up the campaign.
The climax Of the speech was a re
view Of the public career of TAFT ana
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
GOVERNOR PATTERSON PERSON
ALLY EXAMINES ONE PRtS.
ONER WITH MOST GRAFT.
FLYING RESULTS.
TOTAL AR 'ESTS TO
DATE EICHTY-FIVE
One Third of Number are Supposed
Be Members OF Night Riders
Confession of Ore Ferriner
duplicates Twelve
Others.

Camp Memo, Reefoot Lake, Tenn,
Oct rs. Within one week from the
Time the soldiers OF Tennessee. under
the personal direction Of Governcr
Patterson, spread their tents in the
heart Of the night rider district, eyi.
dence Of most c.n.:ncing aud darn
aging natrra against the murderers
OF CAPTAIN Rankin has been un.
arlhed
has implicated ten Of tewye men nov
in custody. He gave the names AMI
it is understood went into full details.
Today and tonight, Ferriner has
been carefully guarded IN the isolated
tent. Governor Patterson, in person.
probed the witness and his questions
were most searching
Evidence is developing daily In
most satisfactory degree. ana the COY
ernor expressed himself tonlg as
highly pleased with what has brsi
brought out
The total arrests including today's
roundup, since the troops arrive
is eighty-fve, and of this number. it
is alleged, half of one-thrd belong 20
the night riders band
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29

and instructions TO settle all differ
e2eee now existing.
Tsc pc.at Of view of Venezuela as
Cyrr ed 10 the answer Is, that not.
withstandins that the government OF
the Netherlands, IN its last note. al.
mits good grounds TO rthe grievances
presented by the Venezuelan govern
mont il has not requested the salts
faction which is necessary for tho
forgiveness o fthc offenses. The
Dutch government in its note. limi,.
cd itself merely to an offer 10 uay thl
material value of the consular shield
destroyed by the Curacao mob.
Venezuela's answer express sur.
prise at. and calls nexpHcsble. tis
fact that fhe government of HOLLAND.
after having admitted n ifs note tho
right cf Venezuela t1 issue the trans
shipment decree. a. the same uma
asks for its revocation and simuItan-
eously makes the threat that it viii
no longer consider 10 Doc in force the
urotorcal of 1894 unless said decree is
revoked by November 0.
This protocol restored friendly rpIl-
tious which had been severed nine
tsea years ago. By its Venezuela
agreed t0 drop ail -raims against Hol
land and Holland agreed 10 prevent a
conspiracy and nHbu-teriug exreIi-
tons Holland makes no urih.r
threat in her note. cut the fact that
tuo Dutch warshi1= JEFF Holland ar
the same ti7e a= the note and are
now living ia the hsrhor az Curacao.
las been interpreted -e-e hy the gov
eminent and the people ~ De- a direcr
though a mute threat thar force viii
be used Norembar 7 % compel the
revocation of The decree Of May 14.
Castro has answered this threat br
making an necessary naval aud mill
tary preparations % meet any reason
Frrurrrr.HaH e~ Trf-H pee
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
WANT DECISION
BEFORE ELECTION
COUNSEL FOR LABOR LEADERS
in BUCK STOVE CASE SUB
NIT CASE ON EVIDENCE AL.
REA-Y ADDUCED.

Washington, oct. 2S-To racilitatt
q crick decision before the general
election in the contempt proceedings
against president Gompers, Vice
President John Mitchell and secre-
tary Morrison Ct the American Fed
cratCn Of Labor growing out of the
allie ged boycott Of the Buck Steve
and Range company Ct St Louis, the
counsel for the labor leaders today
gave notice to the counsel for the
Bucks company that they will al
duct no further evidence inbehalt of
themselves and will submit the case
on the evidence already produced
Ir view Of their taking this posi-
tion they submit to the court that
they ere entitled to an immediate d.
'isiCn The case had been set for the
.urthr taking Ct testimony in this
'ity next Thursday Gompers and
bis associate leaders are anxious
hat the decision be reached and an
lcrnced Immediately /
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29

this was received with the create st
enthusiasm by the audience. He de-
clared that Taft was better prepared
than any other man TO succeed TO the
presidency and to carry out the poll
cies OF Mckinley and Roosevelt As
an executor and as an administrator
he declared TAFT was without a
peer
Great bits Of sarcasm were hurled
at the Bryan theories as he took
them up in turn:
He said: Shall We elect ilefi
cieEt men to our legislatures. and de-
pend upon the initiative and refer
endum2 Shall we guarantee our bank
DEPOSITS by a tax upon the banker.
deIositor and borrower. rather than
prosecute the dishonest banker
Shall we close our factories and
bankrupt our merchants By reducing
the tarin 90 get rid Of the trusts. or
shall We prosecute them and make
them be good?
Shall We place ia the hands of an
executive officer in Washington the
sole destiny of any part Of the tariff
to be lowered o. raised a. be de
sirCse
shall we elect TO office a man of
experience or man Of theories"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
col. TAYLOR AIT HOME.
Tells HlS Friends About His Exper.
ience With Riders.

lSi|E WIN
Trenton, Tenn, Oct 2S.-Coi r. z.
Taylor was driven to his Office down
town this morning and was received
with cheers and wild greetings He
was beset by inquiries from the great
throng, and among other things. he
said that his experience was thrilling
and even before the appearance of tho
mob he had apTehenslous Of danger
He was not asleep when the hotel
keeper aroused them by saying, Gen
tlemen. get up, some friends out here
want to see YOU They arose. dress.
cd and met the masked mob quietly
and cooly. After an hours debating
with the mob, Cap; Rankin wss
swung up, and in an effort 70 save
himself he pleaded, Men. you are
killing me"
That's what We intend 10 do" an
instantly volley of ABOUT nifty shots
rang out. and Col. Taylor dashed into
the slough. His action brought out
another yolley, aimed at himself The
log saved him
He rambled all night and at an
early hour 10 the morning he found he
was on the border OF Kentcky. Thelce
he found his way to Tiptonyille he
kept his head and hat through it. NV
hat got Wet said the colonel. "aaJ
stuck TO my bald head, even white
falling over logs and tearing through
canebrakes."
The delegation from Trenton POO
turned last night well satisfied with
the situation at Union City and a.
Camp Memo. The court pr1cecdlas
were commended
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
ANTI-TAFT NEGROES.

The Anti-Taft Society composed OF
negroes who are opposed TO Taft on
account of his advocacy Of Roosevelt
policies and who believe that Roose-
Welt did their race an injustice in the
Brownsville affair have bills out for
two meetings. one Thursday night al
lar streets. the other at the Twenty
ninth Street Rink Friday night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
CONVENTION OF
v. {. 7. j. ENDS
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ATLksr
SESSION At DENVER EN-
PRESSING OPPOSITION 70
REELECTION OF CANNON

Denver. Colo. oct -s-Ths 10
tiauai convention ef the WausnF
Christian Temperance Tr.ou eI.s.t
-rHIzHt With general jubilee Co
eai.1 au rhe states relre-satel -1ct
part ht Reporting great gains 70
membership made fur1E the scar
u ua- announced THAT a gain 0f ~.
a41 lu membership bad been te n
made
several resolutions we're adopted
today. TIRE most important one es
pressing opposition % thc rce'eefiuu
rf Speaker Canuun t1 tire nafiluli
horse CO 7eUreseEtatiFes. Auctttr
resolution adopted favorei the eiucs
uon 0f the people On regard % ths
hangers Ct fermsnifd uines
Another resolution alorted rle3z
the w. G. T. 4. TO c0-orernfe mers
actively uith educati0n en- the ntrC.
dsefion Of 3 sctoels sarinE lznf
sssfsm
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
DEMOCRATS OF -FOUR
WARDS HOLD MEETINGS.

Democrats of The Third and Fourth
wards met az Armorg hall last night
in an enthusiastic demonstration for
Bryan and Stevenson Hon. Judge
Lingle and Hon J. H HiIeman Of Tn
ion comfy we're the principal speaF-
ers and they were followed By States
Attorney Wilson and others. Refresh
ments in abundance were served b.
Eddie Pabst- Fitzgerald. The First
and Second ward Democrats hsI a
good meeting at Cnion Hal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
SECOND TIME IN WEEK
Cashier of Pittsburg Bank is Found
Guilty Of Embezzlement and Alb
straction Of Funds.

Pitsburg. Pa. Oct 2S-Wnliam
Montgomery, cashier of the Allegheny
National Bank until the discovery of
a shortage in it, funds Of over ST.
ZjH.uoo early last summer. which
necessitateI the closing Of the iusti-
tuition was for the second time this
weel, today found guilty Of embezzle-
ment and abstraction Of funds. his
REGULATIONS in the two cases amount
TO SGl3.e00. Two indictments for for
gerry against Montgomery are pending
in the county courts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
SANE FOURTH SOCIETY
Files Papers For Incorporation At
icago-ObIect is 70 Secure
Sane Celebration

Chicago. oct -s-IuroWouti0n
papers for the sane Fourth As-1eis
tior- were asked for taHaE bF Mar
guIs Eaton president cd The HamiI
ton club and other citizens of Chi
cage The objects. DO is stated. are ro
aid in the enforcement Of all laws De-
signed ro reduce The number of acc-
dent. incident Orb the present methods
Oi celebration t1 give an Organized
expression t0 the sentiment iu favor
of O. safe ami sane Fourth of July.
and to en.alFrr t1 secure such a
tyre of celebration as shan best pro-
mote true patriotism.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
WORKMAN DEGAPITATED
Red Hot Wire Coils About Neck Of
Wire Drawer IN Cleveland MI
severine Head.

Cleveland. o. oct ZS-Erick Els
was decaUitatei today at the Ameri-
car Steel and Wire company Nils.
Els vas Uire drawer While draw
i-s a rcd ret wire it broke THE end
struck him about the neck AMI The
wire released from its tension. sud-
denly cCilei about his neck His
netk was fumed through in a few
seconds by the hot wire. complste.y
seferi1g his head from his body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
TO ABANDON OLD FORT.

st, Paul Oct 28 Orders for the
final abandonment by the military
of Fort Keeogh, Montana,
were issued today by General Edger.
Iy, of the Department of Dakota The
will be used by the interior
department as Indian schools and
homes for teachers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
POLISH SCHOOLS CLOSED.

Warsaw. Oct 2S-AI PGsh
scfco,s have been closed hF the gCv
errCrs ia retaliation for the almost
daily attacks made rpon tire Russian
university students in the streets fCr
several weeks past The Poles have
appealed 70 the luma
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29
BULGARIAN ASSEMBLY MEETS.

Sofa. Oct zs-The Bulgarian as
ssmbly convened for the autumn ses-
siOr this afternoon. A speech from
the throne was read by EmperCr
Ferdinand. and was eminenfly paciic
in character He defended the recent
course Of his goreInmeu--
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29

Washington. Oct Zs-ILLINOIS-
Fair Thursday and Friday cooler
Friday, Hglt ncrthwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-29

KERN STILL ACTIVE.
Elkhsrr. Ind Ocf. Zs@John "
CC08cisasd On Third PzgsJ
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1Scgas.

W1ittlpo6 abeno bra6 in gail-
liam Sdntiots Saloon gu 0eoultcn
ein Seuer aus, bas iicb Icbnea ais
breitete llno iebs @6uier 5erltolte.
Grit Die Wouern oes Saules, in
Dem ii6 8ouer's S6uittlparenboan-
lung befinoet uno BON &obebnc 5
glpotbefe ieeten Dem meiteren lint
ii6greifen oes 5euers elm 3ief. @s
lilto abgebrannt yfaprnono & Wtucl-
ler's Wo6ellaoen, &oelter's aaac;nci-
ner 2aoen Garled's Saloon, gii-
ner's 1&adet Store, 8rofenboefer- ;
garbieritlbe uno Die BoItoffice. 1sn
lesterer iino piele goItlo6ell ner-
bronnt Der @eIalnlntIdooen m'ro
mol ungefdbr $4,000 Collars be-
traeen. gSie bos 5euer oufgesuat.
men III, ipeiB man nidt.
Sbomas 9'2earp Scr G9ci
oes Soultoner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nents tit on ben 5olgen Ser Ser.
leeungen geitorben Oie er iib Tor
mebreren @oden bei Ser grploIioi
eines nit 5erermerf belaoeuen 8abn.
nagens 5nge5ogen batte. sSn Dem
Wagen mar Seuer ausgebro1pll, Die
Seuertpebr mar 6erbeigefplnnleu, es
gu loiden. ploblid fanoen me6rere
grplolionen itutt uno G6ef S'2eorp.
loipie einige onoere Wiitglieoer Ser
SeuerDebr pltroen idltper berlebt.
Sn Der Nabe BON Selnple fam
oos pieridbrige Sodterden BEG Sar-
n1ers Sobn Seq nit ieinel aleioern
einem offenel 5euer 5u nabe, oas
in eiller fleinen @ntfernlllg non.
Sollie angemobt mar, mlt @a'ier
gum @aidcn heiB 8u maden. Sic
gerieten III 8rano lulo oas Gin6
fam in ben Slannen I'M. gtielnann
NOR 5ltgegen 9lls Die gltcrn nad,
Der aleinei illdten, fanoen iie liz.
furdtbor 5ueeridtct INTO berslt3
tot, neben Dem 5euer liegen.
- gollltpribter gloans uoa
SSobnlon ipuroe in ieillem Souie 81,
Glebllrne tot i'll icineln gett olliqt-
flinoen. Gin ShlaoffnB batte fe;~
mem 2eben eill Gnoe genlodt.
= 9tus 9teu=9raunfels fonlnlt Sic
9sodrid)t, ooB bort 6rau 6rit Ga-
gel i'm sllter bon II sSabren gc'tor-
ben lit.
= 0os Oriental Sotel in 0aaa3
Itano anl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in sc
fabr ab5ufonlnlen. esSll Ben 3int.
mern, in Dem Der @eih6ftsfiihrer
oes Sotels Otto Serolo, lpobrt, ~
riet Elm @eibnahtsbaum IN grat,o
0os Scuer breitete iid ibnea ollS,
bod nuroe Ser 2oihapporat oe5
Sotels prompt in Sitiqfeit geiete
uno es gelanq, oos Screr ollf 3pci
Stuben gu beihr0nfen.
= @eibnadtsobeno fono in ser
MctboOiltenfir6e sn @lQin cine 9e=
ideerlnq itatt. 0obei fanl 6. g.
9rpo1 Ser oen .Santa Claus" mod)-
te. oen 2idltern oes @ei6noGts-
boulns au nabe llnb iein &oItltn &c.
riet in 9ranb. @liidliber @eiIe Je-
long es, oos 6eler 5n lolden. e6c
8rpon lhper nerlebt ooer ionItmic
Elm Sdooen ongeridtet murbe.
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urteilt fiir Sud ielbit.
8as tit beiier = ein Experiment AT
inadcn ooer pun Der Grfabrmns
eincs SelpDbners bpm Sun
slntpnip at profitieren.

Gtpos geeues lit irrlnrer ein Gr-
pertinent.
Gs muB beipeiielL oaB es 10 lit,
mie oargeitellt.
Die 9lngobe oes SSabrifaltten Ill
fein iiber5engeltoer geneis ser Site
ooer oes Gor5uges.
slber Oas Enforcement bon Sreul-
ben lit es.
@eiebt oen Soa MN, SIR bdttet
einen i6linnen 9}iife1,
Ginen ser labm 111lb ihpod, iii
uno l6mer5t,
8iiroet SIR ooron erperimeniie.
rem?
Sbr meroet natiirlib bon pieten
logenoltnten &uren le1en,
Gnooriiert bon Srenoen, oie III
peiter Serne mobne1t.
gs lit aber anoers, penn oos Gr=
oorientent BON 5u Sauie fornn1t,
&Seil es lei6t lit, oas heinilbe
3ellgnis 81 belpeiien.
9os beintiide 3euenis lit Ser 9e-
peis, oaB ieoe Shahtel bon 9oan's
Nieren 8iaen lire Sdulbigfeit tut.
2eiet oieien 5oll:
so. S. Manomib, Muiifb1nolcr.
311 @elt=gon1merce StroBe, San
s(ntonio, seros, iagt: SD fiih!tc
mid in 5olge bon geierenitorungea
'ebr miierobel. Wein 99uden mor
lobm. Sd litt an beftigen Sept
l6nler5en utlo es mangelte mil oil
ipbcr @nereie. ga i6 erfubr, eaB
3oon's Nieren Gi1en cine poIitiue
Seilung in iol6en 6allen betpirfen
uno oa alle anoeren Mittel, Die i'd,
perindt batte, Elm Seblidlog paren.
10 peri6affte id mir cine S6abtel
bonn 8eror Drug Store. 9urd if
rem 8ebrau6 nnroe mein Giiden-
I6Her5 polIltanoig ertfernt nno id
erlangte neine quite @elunobeit lpie=
Ser"
Gum gerfanf BEL anen Sanolerp.
Greis so Gents. Softer-MiIburn
So, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aaeinigl
Slget1ten fir Die Ser. Staotcn.
grinnert gud oes geamens =
9oans - unb nebnt feline onberen.
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SAnbiu

giege 9erfunem leibcn orofe gthmrr,cu In Trlat
bes 9anomurms. rhine ~ iie oaB tie pnu oieiem
llnoeteuer oud1 Star 9rnroer cenonnt Qep'aat
meroen; pie Sum tome Fno edlqIiofl eit. ucbcl=
Tit i'm Moaen erhrc6en, Rrdmpfe eOnpel1oueu.
efp6dbc iibetricheuoer 4tbem, 'f1ehte peroa una.
Qaitop'mua, Ruriid mcr;eu. rbmn eru q oes e6r=
ers, ioiuie aloemeine gi,rpenibmdhe Gi ee,nstgt
G6aftel aenTet. inter QSotontie $500. an @potDe=
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= Die beriibnte fron3oiiihe
Sdallipiplerin Sarab 8ernborot, Sic
otqenbliflih in Ct. 8etersburg elm
@oitipiel 9iebt, lit pom G5oren in
gluoien8 ernpfongen noroen. @r
iiberreibte ibr elm 8ilo Der &niie-
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te ods 9ans faum raid genug ge-
rdnnlf meroen. IS brannte bis auf
oen @runo nieoer.
sSSn @reifstpaIo iIt Die Sohere
SoGteri6nle ourb cine @aserploiinl
5erItort lDoroen, gum @liid gu ci1cr
3eit oa fein llnterri6t erteilt tpur=
oe Sonlt mare cine fllr1tbare Ma-
taItropbe unausbleibli6 eetpeien. ssnl=
merbin lit Der 8erlnIt zines Mell=
idenlebens 81 beflagen. Ser Sd,ul-
oiener lpelber I'M @eb0noe ipe;lte,
bat ieinen 500 gefunoen. Seu1e
Selde ipnroe nnter ben 3riin1lnern
berporge5ogen. Sim SdulDanle iel65t
1T onr6 Die grplolion gefpaltigcr
Sdaoen angeri6tet norben, 10 oa6
es ni6t eber ipieber bellust mer-
Den fann. bis unlfoiienoe &eparai,l-
rem Dorgenommen tporoen iin0.
Sn Der &anmer Der boGGnoi-
lhen Ibgeor6neten tpuroe amtli6 nn-
gefiinoigt. oaB inn fonlmeilotn
Sriibiabr Elm Sbronerbe eriparttt
peroe. Die Wfitteilung ipuroe NIT
iubeln0en ugrapps" aufgenontnlcn,
III pelde tatia6li6 oos gon5e Sons
einltilnmte. geur cine @anopoa So-
5ialilten i6loB ii6 unter Dem ipoIti-
idell @eladter i6rer aoleeen Doh
oieier &unogebung Der &onigstreuc
aus. Die 2eibar5te Ser &onigin ia
gen am Shluiie ibrer glnfiinoi-
gnng. rgrfreuli6ermeiie iino mir III
Der 2age, Die 0fitteilung 5n MADDEN,
oaB oQe sln8eibcn fir einen ou.dl=
aus uollfommenelt 8eiunobeitss,:-
ltano ipre6en."
Sn Der oeuti6en Seltungsitoot
Oieoenbofen bat ii6 i'm Sbeuter elm
gorfal ereignet, Der ni6t gerirgcs
slnfieben erreet @s fano cine @or-
ltelung oes Dramas uSiae oe 9io-
lono" in fran5olii6er Sprode itott,
uno Die 5ablrei6 onmeienben fro,l-
5oiiid)en 3uidouer ereingen lid, III
itarfel 0emonitrotionen. S6lieRlijh
puroen oieie 10 berausforoerno, oab
oie oeutiden Sffi5iere nit illren
0amen oas Sbeater perlieBen.
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