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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
STRIKERS SIDE TOLD
BY ]. W. Wall Of Massachusetts, at st.
Adams Last Night.

st. Adams. July 2S. Declaring thai
NJ Is the officials Of the Grand Trunk
railway who refuse to arbitrate the diff
ierenees with their striking employees
and that organized labor always is ready
to arbitratc Vice. President ] w. Wall
Of the Massachusetts state board, Amer
lean Federation Of Labor. last night de-
livered a talk on the strike situation
to about $50 persons in city hall.
Mr. Wall asserted that the wages Of
the trainmen on the Central Vermont
railroad had not changed in 25 years,
while the necessities Of life had increased
SO per cent. Although the railroad Of
fcials declare yie strike Is over, he saidi
II say il has not yet begun" He as
serted his belief that there viii be a
sympathetic strike, affecting other roads
bcfoIe the Grand Trunk situation is
cleared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
DECISIVE BEATING.
To Challenge Yacht for the seawanhaka
Cup.

Manchester, Mass, July 2s- So de-
cisive was the victory Of the defender,
Massachusetts,, over the challenger, st.
Lawrence, in the second race yesterday
for the Seawanhaka cup that several Of
the Canadians have already made ar.
rangements to 20 home after to-day's
race. There was difference Of eight
minutes and 2S seconds between boats
at the finish yesterday and the Massa
chusetts could easily have made it in
even nine minutes.
IN the three legs to windward the
Ma ssaehusetts beat the St. Lawrence a
total OF seven minutes and enc second.
IN the three runs down the wind the
Mas ssehusetts made a net gain Of one
minute and n seconds. In the last run
TO leeward the wind shifted, making it
broad reach The Massachusetts,, taxi
ing nu chances. used her small iib and
lost IL seconds to the st. Lawrence on
this single leg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
Large Barn Destroyed In Mid
dlebury Last Night
CAUSING AL0SS OF $500
Three Horses and One Cow Were Burned.
At Montgomery Two Large Barns
Were Wiped Out, Together
with Their Contents.

Middlebury, July 2s.-During a heavy
storm last night at 10 o'clock, the large
barn on the farm Of Fred Conant was
struck By lightning and was entirely
consumed, together with It's contents
Immediately after the lightning struck
the barn was mass Of flames, and il
was impossible 10 save any Of the ani'
mails, machinery and other contents
Three horses and one COW were burned
also twenty tons Of hay, quantity Of
straw. etc. The loss is estimated at
s2600 and is partially covered by in
surancs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
PRESIDENT RAWN
PROBABLY SUIClDED
Inquest Showed That kevolver Had Safe
ty Clutch and There Was No
Evidence Of Burglary--In-
quest Resumed Tonight.

Chicago, July 2s That I'm G. Rawn,
president Of the Mouon railroad, was a
suicide was made almost certain to-
day at an inquest. Pinkerton detect
ives swore that the shooting could not
have been accidental because Of the
safety clutch on the revolver and Mrs.
Rawn admitted Shat there was no evil
dcnce Of burglary. She believed that
he met death accidentally hy his own
gun. There il no mention Of any al
legged connection Of Rawn with the Illi-
nois Central car rep>ir graft, but that
may develop tonight, when the inquest
win oe resumed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
DOUBLE MURDER
TO GET HIS SON
Charles Green, New York State Farm
er Shot Wife and Daughter and
Fled to the Woods.

Albany, n. Y, July 2s. Charles
Green, farmer residing near Lees Cor
ners. fourteen miles from Albany, late
yesterday afternoon shot his wife and
daughter, Eva, aged IA, and escaped in
to the woods with his son, Chester,
aged 7, according to William J. yad-
ney, Mr. Green's uncle, who witnessed
the tragedy TIE daughter was killed
instantly and Mrs. Green is not expected
to recover Sheriff Platt Of this city
was notified and went at once in search
Of Green.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
FATAL STRIKE RIOT
IN NEW YORK TODAY
One Man Instantly Killed, Three Others
Fatally Hurt and Score Were Bad
ly Beaten-Armed Special
Police Accused.
Police Accused.

New York. July 2s One uhidenti-
fed man was instantly killed three "a
tally injured and one seriously, while
twenty were badly beaten ii riot on
the pier OF the American Sugar Refining
company at Williamsburg to-day. More
than 10000 gathered and police reserves
were rushed 10 prevent any further OUT
break. All the injured are strikers, who
said that the shots were fired by fifty
armed special police who are guarding
the strikeUreakors. More than score
OF shots were fred during the rioting,
which was participated in By 500 strik
ers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28

Earl Grey Left Ottawa Yesterday Aft
ernoon on a Long Trp.

Ottawa. July 2s His excelleney
Fsrl Grey left ottawa yesterday after
noon for Winnipeg From there be will
start early next week under the guild
aict of a detaehment Of the royal north.
ttst mounted poliee for Port Nelson On
Hudson bay. via the Hayes river from
Norway house, at the foot of Lake Win.
npeg The 6o0-mile trip down the river
eill Be made by canoe, and the governor
general will investigate en- route the
character Of the unsettled Canadian
hinterland soon to Be Tapped BY the
government constructed Hudson Bay
railroad.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
ACCEPTS VERMONT CALL.
Rev. Richard B. Esten Comes to Middle
bury from Boston.

Middlebury, July 2s.- Rev. Richard B.
Esten, pastor of the RoslindaIe Baptist
church at Boston. Mass, for the past
ten years. has accepted a call to become
pastor Of the Memorial Baptist church
at Middlebury and will begin his pastor
ate here on October L DIR. Eaton was
born at North Attleboro. Mass, Sep
tember 2, 1855, graduated from the
North Attleboro high school in 1872,
from the English and Classical school
at Providence, r. +, in 1876, and from
Brown university in 1880, attended the
Oherlin Theological school at Oberlin,
o.. in 1880 1881 has been lecturer on
sThe New Education" at Baltimore.
1851 49, acting pastor Of the Newport
MINI, Baptist church 1928, gradu
ated from Newton Theological institu-
ton in 1856, pastor Of the Market Street
Baptist church, Amesbury, Mass, 1856
9l. pastor Of the First Baptist church,
Westheld. Mass. lS0l-00. pastor Of Ros-
lindale Baptist church la00-l0. Dr. rs
ten was president Of the Boston Baptist
minister's conference in 1905 and was
president Of the Newton alumni in 1907
nc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
REwARD oFFERED FoR cRIPpEN.
Evidence That He and Hiss Leacve Are
Expected In Quebec To-moTrow.

Paris, July g. The police stations
through France are placarded with pic-
lures Of Crppen and Mise Leneee. with
notices Of o reward Of sl2J0 This IS
offered by Scotland yard and is taken to
mean that it IS confident that crippen
ard the girl are on the steamer Lan-
rentia, which is due to arrive in Quebec
tomorrow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
TROUBLE BREWING IN
GRAND TRUNK STRIKE
-Four Companies Of Infantry and Second
Battalion Of Regiment Rushed to
Durand, Mieh.-strikers In
timidating Strikehreakers.

Detroit, Mieh.. July 2s.-Four COM
panies Of the first infantry were rushed
to Durand, Mich, to-day, where the Sit
nation in the Grand Trunk strike is be.
coming serious, and trouble is expected
hourly The second battalion Of regi-
nent mas also been ordered from Grand
Rapids. The troops have rations and a
hundred rounds Of ammunition The
soldiers were sent az the request Of
Sheriff Watson Of Shiawassee county.
who swore that the strikers were in
tindating the strikebreakers and stop
ping all traffic through the yards at
Dp-and.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
GRAND TRUNKS STATEMENT
Says Company Refused to Submit Trou-
Bile to Arbitration.

Montreal Que, July 2s.-A. B. Cars
retson and w G. Ice, presidents Of the
conductors and tfaiumens' organizations.
called on President Hays Of the Grand
Trunk yesterday afternoon for an hour.
Late last night the Grand Trunk Issued
statement in which i say that the
leaders offered to send the striRers back
to work if the company would give them
their former Jobs and submit to arhi-
tration the other matters III dispute
These terms the roRd refused
we made no suggestions TO any great
extent as 70 terms Of settlements in the
conference with Nr. Nays declared Mr..
Garretsou. Garretson and Lee sent a
telegram to the minister Of labor at
Ottawa, indorsing the action of Messrs
Berry and Murdoch IN indicating a will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
TROUBLE AT LONDON, ONT.
Strikebreaker Had His Hand Broken BY
Thrown Stone.

Toronto, Ont, July 2s, AT london
yesterday, a strikebreaking yardman had
his hand broken by d stone thrown by
some unknown person, and at North Bay
brakeman on q passenger train was
arrested on the complaint of striker
on the Grand Trunk, who claimed that
the breaker had threatened to shoot
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
DEATH FROM PELLAGRA.
cassius P. Crane, Bridport Farmer, Died
Tuesday Evening.

AEiddlebury, July 2s. -Cassius P. Crane
died at his home in Bridport at nine
o'clock Tuesday evening from pellagra
after an illness Of six weeks. NM. Crane
was 81 years Of age. lie is survived
by three brothers, two Of whom reside
IN New Jersey and the third in Cali.
fornia He was a scientific farmer and
80 years ago was one of the largest
after an illness Of sis weeks. Mr. Crane
was member Of the Congregational
church at Bridport The funeral was
held at the house at two o'clock this
afternoon The burial was in the Brid-
port cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28

ingness 70 armtrate before "any inn
partial tribunal That can be agreed up.
on.
"should this be declined by the other
principal' the message concludes, the
burden Of responsibility for the public
injury must oi necessity lie upon those
who refuse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
BETTER PRICES SOUGHT.
Addison County Farmers May Form
Union to Demand Them.

Middlebury, July 2sA meeting Of
farmers from a number Of towns in this
county was held here Tuesday evening
the object being to organize union TO
Obtain better prices for milk The
speakers were /. n Chase Of Brandon
aud Edward Eastman OF Bristol. Il was
ninted that demand Of 80 cents can
for 10 months would be made from the
milk concerns in Boston and New York.
No definite action was taken, but joint
meeting was arranged for, TO be held at
Rutland this evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
PHOTOGRAPHERS ELEcr OFFICERS.
]. H. Caro- Of Boston President Of New
England Association.

Boston. july 2s.- New England pho
toeraphers in convention here today
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President j. II Caro-, Bos
ton; secretary, G. n. Hastings. Hnver-
hill; treasurer, William Partridge
Boston. The next convention wiz be
held at Bridgeport, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28
TWO BARNS BURNED.
Great Quantity Of Hay, q Bull and q
Calf Also Wiped Out.

Montgomery, July 2S.--Two large
barns on the farm Of Eli Shangraw IN
tie section known as Hillwest were
burned last night shortly before mid.
nient, when struck hy lightning There
uerc forty tons Of hay in the barns,
wagons. farm machinery which were
burned. a two-vear.old bun and one
calf were burned 70 death also. There
vas am insurance Of 5000 and the loss
over and above that was 1880.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-28

Companion court. Ne. 757, / o. f.
nll Worthsn block, Friday evening, July
hal, Worthen block. Friday evening. July
~. at 1880. Business Of Importance.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-15

Ipenus; 81.
gdhaeI s. Mi.fs erben (per Sbe.
rifD an gbas. $. 9aier. / Got an Gid
Rur gi.e; $4,000.
qDm. 9ittleforp ON Maub 8. Congo
ntter, / Got on Rithie apenus; 81.
Gbitb Stepens an gbas. e. GaIen,
3 Cots in Stepben Semper's 5drm
lIntsrobihsiIune; 81.
Ridarb 6. geppsr an gitp OF GIN
cinnati, / Got on Boone uno Dennis
Strabe; $500.
Sas. 8. Sbumarb on 2nna Wl.
Shumarb, ! Got on pea6oop Ipenus;
81.
apuis 8. goIce on aIpbpnio q.
Wusii, Got 27 in sSairOirp pIaee; 81.
GIisdbetb 2ipp OIL gtn1anba ..
Gon.lins. ] Get on Der Siiocitsete
BON Ssrraee 9Iaee unb Sarraro 4pss
nue.; 81.
SoeIen SO. Woobforb on 2Inna g.
Saft 20 1/6 SUB on a. unb qits
Strobe; 81.
5beobalb 0eItri6 an 6. &c 8. Rp.
Co., Got in Ssttion 7, Green goDns
ibip; 81.
81. 6. qisrion on iSran, gnso, 504
fSub on Gebar glpsnue, college 5ia;
81.
!. g. Gobn on 4m. 9. Gobn
greipina Co., gots 19 unb 90 in 6.
W. Stsele's unierabtbeiiuHg. College
Sin; 81.
2sna Spbn on bisTslbe, 1929 Guh
an Carroll Strabe; 81.
Sos. .. Witt an Gbog. $. 9ater
] Got in Settion s. Green Sopnibip;
81.
g0m. ). glopine an Soi. u. S6d'
fer. 80 5uB on Spptins au.nus; 81.
Jrsb. Moriiden's grbsn (per She
rifD an Sobn 3. Wariiden. % Juh
on Walloee Strubs; $933.34.
20. 6. Sonborn on Rob. z. Ger
rarb, % SUB an Sstdsu Strabe; 81
3. !. aotte on Warp 9ranigan
20 5ub on gpers Strabe; 81.
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Grnnseiseutbnus 6Dpotbelea.
gineinnaii, IA. Dit.


Reue Sppotbsten.
5snrn 2eonaro on Cottage 9. u. g
Co., S2250.
gIibu Sniber Ii. 4nb. on Z. Wart
8. IL. 3. Co., $4,000.
Sobn 81. glart on ct. 5bomas Sir.
DE pon Montaut, 5000.
4boIpb Wihleio1n an Retp 9e.erar
g. q. Co.. $2750.
GoDarb 90. goebls on ausuit gre.
ii.l, S115.
Ssear 8. qohI on German Imeri'
con Commercial & SaDinss 9ant
$4,000.
Warp &. Gieiting on German 4me,
rienn 6. II. y. Co., $500.
5enrp Mangott on 1be 8. e u
Websr Co., $126.9O.
Steph.n g. 8ople on Germonin g
u. go. 3, $3.50.
NsiIis 6enie ON Gid Run 9. II. 8
Co.. $4,000.
William u. gittu on gbipiH 6
Siepens, $3.50.
Dm. 3. goeert an GitiS.ns 81. &
Sap. Co., pienTani Ribes. $1,000.
Gath. Gesers an 5umboIbt 2ooe
274. S. 8. 8. g., $500.
Joi. u. Soldier an pleafant Ricg
9. II. 6. Co., $500.
Marp .. Sdud on Drmonbe g. u
6. Co., $500.
Garab Ruber on Sai!ep Smp. .
u. 6. Co., $4,000.
German WerreQ an gornelin Wer
ren. $1,000.
6. 20. gontIing an Milforb Q. L
g. Co., $3.50.
2ouife s. Bornes on Gouiberi
Ohio Sab. 81. Co., $3.50.
Jrani Gpeb an N. 6. pierlcn
$1,000.
Jdcob gbriitopbtr, Jr., on Gntsr
PRIZE .. u. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
Joiepb Weper an Weiiern Germul
gont. $25OO.
NbOlpb Wibkiobn an Martin msc
Gale, $15O.
Moub 90. 2onseneder~an, a;.sesG O
u. s. Co., SIC, 800.
Uinreoret Aampbaus .un 9. GAd
bel. 800.
GpIbia Utur an Giii5enk Gift 9
q. 3. 60. &laoo.
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Detilate 6ppotbefen.

W ~ &C ~ ~.
gbp. 5sinsman an Golerain y. u.
g. Co., $1,000.
42arp .. Star. an Sobn 6. Bruce,
sroo.
e. 3. Sofporb, zruitss, an 2oiantis
bile y. II. g. Co., $4,000.
Wm. Meblins On 9ietoriu y. u.
go. 2, $1,000.
Qslis 9eni. on 9. .. Cooper,
$4,000.
5enrn 6ouanber an ausuitus goa
finger, $4,000.
ghag. gonbepole on propibsnt e.
3. II. z. Co., $500.
Soi. Wsner an MeIiern German
gan,, $65O0.
2lus. gubbslm.ier an WeIt Norpoot
9. II. g. Co., $4,000.
Sobn Rearoon, Sr, on bisitIbe.
$500.
Gbas. 6.nrn an oieIelb., $500.
Warn s. Spereno on Soutberu
Ohio 6. u. &. Co., $500.
gBm. &. gogsr. on eagle g. u. g.
o.. $1,000.
SpT. ). aIopp an Soeobin. Rsidls.
$1,000.
Ghas. 6. TaIep an alma 4ooms
5000.
s.. Z. Rent on Sou!hsrn Ohio g
Ii. :. Co., $500.
oouiIs ). Barnes an Co.lep gont
$3.50.
CD. u. morb an Rpfe Wdrb, $1,000
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eins. bate Dalesfo ben Ginorud, ais
fei er Elm llntergeb<ner, nitt Der Gee
mabl. go mohte friibsr cine aaiies
rim einen untertbanen, eine pornebmt
Dame einen Geibeisenen su iid emporr
ge5o9en baben - aus Qaune uno Wills
tiir.
Die 9esesnuns bate Dalesta gut
eethan, ibr bic Sinerbeit unb SeIbits
beberriduns suriidaessben. beren lie
permutblih beourfte BEL ibrsm 3us
fammeniein nit Miro.
Waruihta ipdrtete ihrer idon. ssra,
9rdfin fpiinfhte olIsin gu iein, pisis
leiht erit gesen Ibenb nit Der 5errin
gu fprehen.
8alesta bate bic 9lusiprade am
ltebiten aIei4 sebabi, iie ertrug ben
glufidub nur f6lper, mubte iih aber
fiiaen.
Sic lab tief in Gebun,en, aIs Miru
bel ibr eintrat.
Soitis erbob iie iit, auf isbsn Dor
tpurf 9;fabt unb entifIpTen, ben
Brief iener Gitber an SaIbotp als
IsBte @affe gu knuBen. 0pd ouf bas.
tpas Wliru that. mar iis nidt porkreis
tel eetpeIen.
Die junse Jrau mari iid ibr in
Die Irme nit benz Nusrufe: rWama,
liebe Wsama, ih babe nur nod Did
auf Der Welt!."
WortIos belt BaIssta lie umfabt
itreideIte ibre Wanee, ibr 6aur, uuh
fubrte lie oann mad Dem Sopba,
briidte lie nit freunoliter 8elpaIt
nieoer. feBte iih neben lie unb bat lie
ruhi9 gu iein. ibr gu iossn, tpas es:
iheben lei uno BON ibrer 5bsiInabm:
uno Giebe iiberseuet 3u iein.
Bite lies bisIsn 9rief", iast.
Miro enolid. .er pirb Dir ipohl bic.
ieIbe Mittbsilung moter ME mir"
Sic CAB 8nlesta sinen grisf Sal
bops, Der nur bic Noti3 sntbisIt. naf
reifIther lleberleeung lei er gu De,
ueberseueung setommsn, es iei bef'
fer, Wtira ipieoer fri gu qeben lne
bic Sheibune einsuIsiteR. .Sis ipiFer
aIles, mas 5ipiihsn uns porgsfaller
lit, unb tperbsn mid hoifsntlih por
jeosm 8oripurie freiiprsten. Sd iebt
unIere 6eirath ieBt aIs etnen itDs.
rem Srrthum an, ols ejnen sSebler, Der
ih einesitebs unb nun tpisher gut ma.
den m0dte. 9oh I'm zines bite if
Sic, psrebrte, theure Jrau. ih be:
idn6rs Sic, psrlafeH Sic Wira nitt
Sic tOnnte in ihrer llniibsrle9ibsit
unb bur6 abermoIicsn Jm5uls binge'
rifen, iih nod einmaI irren uno banr
bitterer bafIr biiber mjiiien, aIs bi,s.
nal. I9sin 2sben II. ssrit0rt. id per.
Be oieieSrfabrungen nisnaIs iibertpin.
ben." Ulit einiger o:ihditliten 4as
bsutunssn unb 9bItisosporten ihlot
Der Brief, Der 8ohsta tisfsr srIhiit:
terte, aIs iie fir mG1Iia gehaltsn. Gs
5udte in ibrem 9e'ttts, als Iie mir,
onIah, bic rubis oor ihr FAB, bic &C.
faItsten Sdnbe DOR iAr. Stirn esbriid.
(JortIetuns fo!st)
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0rnx,eis.ztbnMs' uebertrasnxg.n
Cincinnati, IA. Oft.

8iIliam 80. 9unt on Ssnrp a.oe
narb, 2pt SO in 5hoitue's lntsrabs
tbeilune in Waoiioupille; 81.
Sotr 3. DsnbsI an Colon S6o:t,
69.47 Qcres Qoub in Ssttipn 10 in
Miami sprpribIp; 81.
Sobn Wensd L. 4nh. an Colon
S6ott, bosisIbe Qdnb; 81.
Colon Sdott an Sobn CONNER.
basielbe 2anD; 81.
Wlartin Wc6aIe II. Qnb. on 4bolpb
Mibslfon, 25 bsi 85 Jub an Der Rorbs
isits Der George Strnbe, 131 SUB
ipeItli6 bon Gutter Strabe; $500.
Sobn MsnssI, 8ormunb on Bars
rem gorbitt, 10 Qtres in Ssitipn SO in
Delhi gopnfbip; $500.
Marp gigner On Jreb. 6. Reriih.
Got 50 in u. s. ernfi's lln.erubtbei'
lung; 81. yaHla
WiIIiam g. Qeters on 2oipr.ncs s..
Canning. SbsiI ber Cots Il. II unb
13 in WfiLs & aIines piertsr Inter.
obtbeilung in g&orpoob; 81.
SO. 90. gsQerp an Greo. u. 2aaue,
Cots BIT uno 378 in Der llnterobibsis
lung an 8. 4osnue; 81.
@sorg. 6. Sumpbrep on Sirae
6umpbren, Got 64 in 600 2anb Spns
bitat llnt.robttsiIung; 81.
William 8. Sdend an Dnugbnis
parr, Cots 124. 125, 126 unb 127 in
gsorg. 5. NleHr's unt.rabtbeiluns
Der S6end Jarm; 81.
Sennie SO. goppod ON Giephen G.
gople, 5tpsi Sabre pnht bon 81 BEL
139 SUB an Der Rorbfeii. Der gurDeti.
Qpenue; jdbrliht Mietbe $116, NIT
bem Gntaufsrsat gu, $1934.80.
glia 3. 9atsman an Jannis g.
Waters, 5beil Der Got q in CRAWFORD
3. glart.'s llnterubt6eiluns in Glsns
bale; 81.
Gharlss 9oue6tp an NslIie McHe:l,
so SUB on Der Rorbfeiie Der Wouno
4penue. in Rorpoob; $1,000.
Jennie 90. goppod an Stepben 8.
gople, 40 bel 139 sgub on Der 0orbs
ieits Der 9urbetts QDsnue in Norpoob;
1867 40.
Cigar M. Woolep II. Mnb. 'an Qls
bert Wtcaoams, so Bel 130 SUB an Der
Oftieite Der Woobburn Mpenue, 115
Jub iiiblih bon 5stpitt apenue; 81.
gbpin 6. Sterens an Wininm u.
gitea. 25 bel 1872 SUB an Der NorDs
feite Der 9aplor 4penue IN 9usculum;
81.
Musuit Rotper an hilbert Wlegnls
longb, Got 95 in a.nnebp Qeigbts llns
ttrabtheiluns; 81.
Seize s. Nsnetp ON Malter OreDer,
l Got an Goshen 4penue; 81.
8. 8. WaribaI Al Sofrpbine q.
9sff, 0uit Claim 81 mi ~ Both
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0reu5ipaSiersaus.
g d DIT, Gabe Sept.


Don Der itiIlsn Ssrrlitteit bes Meis
beu Sees, bonn Ranoe Der job abItiirs
ssnbsn sye!feu, bic ibn umIhlieben.
ipenoet Der Gub beg aammiponoersrs
iih Der nahn Grense al. or bat
ibon cine CUTE Dtsfiunos iisf.r frons
5oiiit:n goben betreien, am Col Bill
gcnhomme. Dort bemmien impoIant.
Wabr5eihen bes Reihes unb Der Res
pubIit ben Shri.t, oenen Der aus BEN
.oohtualo h.robsommenbe 5remblins
iih niht obne Elm Defiibl Der Chr.
fur1i ndberte. 6isr iielt bic Gahe
barmIoisr, g.miiiblifer aug. Gin eiu-
fah.r Sslhrain sisbt Iib iiber ben
8ersriidsn bin. sesen Meften cine
tpeite 5eioslnnbIhaft obsrensenp, tpdh.
renb ibu auf Der anbern Seiie ilngsr
Raoslpalb bssIei.et. Der idon BIB sur
Mannesh0k esbisben lift. Die Gurs
hen pes Wse.s Seihnen iih beutlih
ab. er tuirb ober gum ueberflub in re-
gelmabieen, 5iemlih fur5en 4bitdnz
ben burh sipsi aub bobe Gren3iisins
martirt, su benen iih ab unb au nod
elm beionbtrs GROCER. ipsiibin fidtbarer
JsIsblod seieIIi. Weiit.ns iinb es
GoppeIpoIten, bic ben grensipeg flans
iiren. BON 4ItipeibsriommsrfGben briis
berlih umiponnsn. Jbrem 0runiis
leibe iinb bic NbSeihen Der beiben N.;s
fe in irdfiie.n Shrift3iieen oufse.
prdst. tpdbrenb Die R.ginenisnummsr.
bic iis aubsrbem nod trasen, mauhs
NAL nur miibfam sn tniSiffern III.
1afo bat man fif an ben Mnblid
bieisr sieennrtissn GpaIierbilouns s.s
ip0bni, unb Der Bid itipsifi frsi iiber
bic srobortige aonbf1aft bin. Don
Deiten sriiben bic bInusn 5Gupisr Der
fronS0iifhen Dosefsn beriiber; lire
lln,riiIe iinb nids nit pouer qiarbsit
su erftnnsn, bn Elm feinsr Dunjt bic
6Oben umfreiii. Mber Die Reite Der
beutfdsn Berg. su un5erer Qinien ers
bebt iih NIT prnhtpolIer Deuilihieit
aus benz Wiinneribnl, bds tief unten
am Jube bes Rnmmss iid bintDinbst.
aeuhtsnber Gonnsnfhein rubt ouF ben
6Gnsen. bas buntis Grim Der 1nnutr
rnb Hisfern miro INNER fpitbsr burh
| bnntes, in ben entsiidenbiten Gorbsn
| ihiIlernbes 6erbiIoub unterbrohen.
Ginsn Mugsnblid Siebt cine Grupps
BON Gronitbl0den bic Mufmersfomtsi.
uuf fih, bic aus btm Hobtn empors
fp1ff unb 10 eisentbiimIih sei1ihtst
in. boB es ouSiiebt. ols babe man bier
Elm gsipoltiges 0tfHiib por iih. beiIen
Miinbung brO9tnb gen Menen geri6-
tet III. Rod iDeittr empDr fiibrt Der
Meg, biMt an ben Nnnb bts sgelfens,
Der II has 9boI boriprinst. Cd iii ber
5cgsnnnnte ~10ubentlnnefelien- ben
sint @rdnitplotte bon ipobrboft nber,
mditioeuben 0imenf fenen srjak
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,Seute roth, morgen tDbt." "

Gos gilt Dor gluen BEL jerer
itredlifen &ranfbeit, ipelhe 9Ip.
penotcitis genannt miro lmo beren
@eien in elmer 8erltopfung bes
nurnforn1igen 9arlnes nit nadfoI.
GENDER gnt5iinbung mo giterun9
beitebt. Gs tritt pIoblih einS6mer3
IN Der rehten 2eiitengegeno auf,
oann folgt sSieber, Il. (. no. lno in me.
nigen Eogen Der COB. Die aunir bes
geihidteiten 4r3tes lit fait immer
biIilos, pdbreno 81 rehter Belt oieie
gef6brlihite nQer aranfbeiten Ieidt
bate permieben tperoen t0nnsn.
Sorget nur, baB Ser 9arm Dor Ser.
itopfuns betpabrt bleibt, uno pos
ebenio ipi6tig 1T, bab bies nit
ben betpdbrten ct. Bernard arduter.
pillen geihiebt. g. G.
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Giir3e 1T iirae. ssrieorid

aiiras 1T Wiirse. 5rieori6
Wilbelm H., Der llrsroBpatsr bss
Gaiiers, mar IN feiner HsD.petIs be-
tanntli6 etrpus .einfilbis" unb pridts
fi6, no es angling, nur in eins.lnen
Worten aus. gtnes Cages, uls Ct CUR
fur in 5epliB peilte, ipurb. ;bm bin,
terbraht. baB Elm uneariider Wagnot
i'm Srte lei. Der fih besfelben Stills
befleiBise. .aennen lernen." gr lieB
fih ben 6errn 5eieen; Bel Der ndditen
Brunnenpromenabe sriiBte er ibn, unb
es entfpann iid folgenDes G.iprdd:
rDaben2" r5rinfen. ,Nilis
tGr2 - .Wasnat." - So - .poe
Iisei9A - sG6nis.A - sGratulire.4
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y cttIerSg ATTN.

~Mie beute 5ii &auie: ID benfe.
Sic miiilen Sbren blinben Wlnnn
fiibrenf~
so, ID babe Grobreinemn9en; On
1T e bente NAL als xoublt,msmer q.
Qanara!-,