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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
Death OF Miss Mary Mad

,,o Jews was received yesterday BY Brat
ueporo friends of the death Of Miss Mary
Noye5 Mead which took place I'm Ham.
.on, va" Wednesday The cause of death
was pneumonia. Miss Mead was a da1ph-
Ter OF the well-known Brattleboro famiiv
mat name, the father Of whom was
, ,t d. Mead, the first treasurer of the
vermont Savings bank. The children ~
me lamlly who now survive are I.arlsir
,n MEAD the sculptor, of Florence, Italy
rleahor' WHe of William d. Howells. 10.
anna wife of Augustus d. SHEPARD Of
rlainheld' N. j.. and William r.. of New
York city. Miss Mead grew to wOmanbood
"a bIattleboro. She retained a warm
friendship for the friends of her vonth
VINO We're living here. and made frequent
'lalts mere She was a woman of many
and possessed a rarely
attractive personality In recent wears
ner nome had been with her sister in
Plalnheld, N. j., but she had spent much
time IN Hampton, Va, a place in which
she was much interested. Funeral ser
nces will be held tomorrow afternoon at
J O'Clock at the home of her niece Mrs
John Doull Miller. in Plainheld.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
Plans for Town Meetina

The annual town meeting, which will
be held in Festival hail Tuesday, promises
to be up to Brattleboro standard so far
as contests go. The exciting times Of last
year may not be repeated, but there
is no doubt that the voters will be out in
good numbers to register their desires on
several important questions. Al present
the road commissioner question is upper
most ana three-COrnered contest is as
sured. John =. Sargent, the present com
missioner, will be a candidate for re-
election, Warren l.. Walker has an
nounced his candidacy and David r. Per
fy mas come out as a candidate. The old
question Of whether the town will elect
one or two road commissioners will be
discussed and it will have an important
bearing on the election. Mr. Sargent be-
heVcS in the two commissioner system
ana would be best pleased to be reelected
as commissioner for the district outside
the village.
The question will have to be decided be-
fore the election. No contests are ex-
pected in the board of selectmen as A.
II. Merrill is the only one whose term ex-
pres, and he has filled the office so ac-
ceptably that there seems to be no dis
position TO put any one in his place If
reelected, his term will be for three wears
Some complications have arisen in the
BOARD or listers and it Is expected that
there Will be a contest. 1t is probabl
mat H. H. Chamberlain will be elected To
MI out the uneXpired term of e. s Hail
ana j. l.. Barney will hold over another
year. A j. Currier stands in line for the
election for three year term. and two
more listers will be elected for terms of
one year each. The election of e. W
Blodgett will be contested. 1t is probable
that =, {: winchester will be his oppon-
eht' r. l.. Parker has been mentioned |
Isl Ior position on the board John II. |
haine VIII not be a candidate for re- |
election III ''
H. Is expected that the town finances |
VIII come in for considerable discussion |
Dh account OF the Increase in the tax rate
commented by the selectmen.
voting on the question of license or no
license will begin at o'clock ana will
closed. "''' NC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
MISS EsTELLE MEAcHAm

mis- MISS Estelie Meacham. p. died Tuest.,
H t,s IN the home Of her mother ny.
haI J'',t street after long illness. she
years ,.@I 'F ,,I,,, teacher for the past nine
;. S until her health failed about H.
w.. >S'' Her first school was in di.-
a oIi[I 40, H. Bratueboro and she tauga,
l,''.r wards in Perkinsville and in TIun--
ana -, Conn Her winning personality
ana tact made her a yeTv s,,,coste,.,
ae ,er and won aer MANI frienJs in
81. community in which she serveI
ana was WA, born in Guildnan June 70 1SS2
S liu was the daughter Of PHnV w and
80, IWashburn Meacham. she A.
to o,,ueu me public sclools Of her T,tiya
v yU%l ana IN Lancaster n. H. and ate
$500 sue went TO the johnson norral
T,ttS from which she was graduataS
g %'od nish honors nine years ago Her
FL, Work in the normal school won
veor HI,'oh and after she had taught A
Dositian hTatteboro she was offeTed a
s ppS'''1 On IN the training school At loan
small i a rather died when she was "A
a china "i I, ana young sister died when
10 ii,.u Ter mother came to BraItlehoro
norm "hen Miss Meacham was in the
hem ,es ,''Hl school and Miss Meacham had
'" mere at intervals since
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
JOHN B. DUNLEAVY.

| John Bernard Dunlcavy. G2. a
Of BTattlebOTO for nearly half .......
/ died in the Memorial hospital Web.
| morning Of peritOnitis following 1r ...
ton for appendicitis. Mr. DuuIr..
never been III in his life until cl,.
week. wacn he had an attack OF
appendicitis. He was taken 10 t..
pltal, where an operation was p.,. ..
Wednesday,
Mr. Duuleavy was born boz 81 ......
Well, near the town Of Cart .u ......
Galway, ireland, in October, 1871.
the son Of James and Margaret 0fI....'
DuuleayN lie attended school .
native town ana was apprenticrd ,..
father a tailor by trade, when te ..
boy. He worked with his father s,.. ..'
tended school until he was Il. w... .
family came 10 America, coming ..
To- BrtlleborO. He worked asa t........
years and then went 10 Wisconsin .
"a short time there he returned 10 T.t. ....
boro and entered the employ of r-..,
Wright d CO., the leading clotII.r. d.. '.
town at that time. lie worked far -
about % years ana then opened , . "
snOp for himself in the Hooker
When the Hooker block was rcnoI,.. -
took quarters in the Rythcr bulId#f.. .
kept the shop there up to his Hines. ~.
Dunleavy was workman who took .,. d..
In doing the best work possible a.. ~
BeHldl disposition anu natural abllIt. ...,.
uim many friends. He married n
Sarah j Hurley of Brattleboro Sen, .-
1874 OF their 10 children nine arr. .....
They are James A. Jeweler IN p....
land, Ne William f.. travelling .aI..,...
for DunIam Brothers company. Cs..--.
a, Of the Durham wholesale depar,-..,.
Joseph VI. OF Port l.lmou, Costa p
Francis A.. who has been associated t...
his father in the tailoring business. I....
s.rV
Miss Katharine G. Duneavy Of Brst,Ie.
DOrO and Miss Helen Dunleavy VI B.....-
Another son, Edward. died Feb % in.
The funeral was held this morning In :.
Michael's Roman Catholic church. H..
Father George L'Ecuyer officiating
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
DUMMERSToN HILL

Mrs, Carl T. Wiley of Greenfield e
visiting at r. b, Wiley's. -
Mrs. George Daniels, who has been a
the Memorial hospital since October is
expected home today. -
1t is thanksgiving week at the Better
ley homestead, as the children and grand
Ghildren are at home They are Mrs
S S. whitaker and little Florence of
and little Ruth of Williamson Me-
ana Hugh j. Betterley. who returned
from the Philippines Tuesday. Last even
ing about 20 of the neighbors spent a
Pheasant evening at the homestead
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

The New England order of Protection
extends general invitation to its dance
To be held Wednesday evening i'm Re,
Mems hall
The teachers training class of the Cen.
ire congregational church will meet Mon.
DAY evening at rs with Miss Emma
Gregg on Bullock street Miss Florence
Goodenough will speak ON Motor uc.
tivity." "o
The stereopticon lecture ON Scotland in
ihe Onlversalist church Sunday evening
was one Of the most interesting in the
! series. Many fine views Illustrating the
historic spots made famous by Scott and
Burns were shown. Il. II. Crane sang
! Two selections, one being a Scottish bal
| Htu There Will be no lecture Sunday
| evening on account Of the union meeting
/ IN the Auditorium.
suit was entered in the county clerk
/ once Wednesday by William f. Dunlevv
| against Harry A. Bingham and II A
fHrkman Of Springfield to recover on a
| promisory note for $1,000 The note was
/ given by Hezeklah c. Welcb and US
signed by Mr.. Bingham and Mr. Parkman
as Sureues. 1t is claimed that the note is
''cTuue ana the suit was brought to re-
cover on 1t. Deputy Sheriff Chauncev
hhapp attached the bank stock real es-
az ana personal property Of Mr. Bing-
pa, NJ. ~ I kihdh interest in the
Nehlcle company
The first Of series Of Bible stnd,
meetings was held in tho t,nu,or,t ia ,suuS
room OF the Methodist church ON yyadnos
gay night Feb. 16, with Rev. f.. w. Sbarn
as leader, the subject being The seven
ulspensations." Wednesday evening &c
this week the subject was The lew
GenuIe ana Church" Mr. Sharp being tho
Ic'utI' MISS Irene Plimpton Mrs
bouthe and Miss Lawrence read suecIsI
papers relating to the general subject
heSe meetings will be held each yv.Jn.s-
uaN evening. Next Wednesday IN. srh-
Jeot VIII De The first ana second com
ing OF christ"
Tn. hrp. .,,.,..,,......,
like baksnth,l na,'7' a., , 'i -! '''ebolo who
son witlInut r,..i, go, l" 'c9'Ne inns sea
RESPONDS. =, r.,,..,,. '' W I've sport ana IN
thusiasts mar It3, uei'i"IIus lew en-
cided Ia nut ~, $500 evening ana de-
nesday eyenIrs, f,' tt - SAM next We'd
are urged tn CAM. a. ""i' me rams
force. II fb. -. ''c game III iuI
series a. SuPPoit Is encouraging
Spriugfield AMI ine"',S' heHoWs rails,
arr.tro,d ~ '.'.'- ''Sl teams VIII De
day hay. NM f'tNi Ntdies-
.Jnd.,. o., 49,, Ite record lh's season
l.fir ,l,I, ,,.t,' ~ 'i' He'l"Ws Fails Ath-
their a.rn.s .,t 'IE% percentage OF
Dear AS t., -4,'.' P''NrIS VIII APP
I,r.,.lt '' i''t'p'" Athletics. For
f.,,t ~ me 'li'-Hp viii include stat
Elus and 1,,.+ - ana johnson guards.
ar. viii t.., ~ .'.' ioI wards. The visit
Z ..,... Ed IN que sumo dunlap centre.
f,,,,.,r.5. ~, -''Ias' '.E ana otkes
has L.a, 'S d hi3iNr''ro H'N Wlo
ftr,ii,b..,, .'i S"'l Tor Bellows Fails
' 9''7'i'
~" funeral of Sanford A. Sr.... ,...
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
THE VERMONT PHGNIX. BRATTLEBoRo FRIDAY EEBRIrAR

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| h,t III, ''7 Nv. 80. a.
Cm WI puplIc SUPP, az 81,
~. ,,i 9o,,'se, % IiIs" s'reeN u'S"''
'''' ~ Ni'0h'
Elder f. s. Hewitt of Providence X. !.
will speak at the Advent Christian
church I'm Estcyville Sunday morning aI
l0.4j and at in the evening All are iu
vited To these services
.....,... . ,,... 49,. itch
- go MA va i.'I az w s c.'5
1, iait WI ne heIu 'o i,,, al 'si
-, a. ~ i''e'L .i'oi "uli''"h. i d,
~ u 'l'e crown III '"e oNt"I"E u'
tie lill many people were prevented TON
Dug '.s o9 lIctIy as lneE ""uIu nav I'M"
spect and purchase at t6cir lajsIra
,,,.
| ,O'u "t!l toI0 "eIe 90 Po'''
1lie'U vi C"Pt ,aliI" NtIIihah coHoI III
~ NelIlon' w Hte' cIup ''uIiai''"l "'
Sne u.s. VI pay INST hsni' me S'oI ,S
~, .He "cth "ete as I"Io"S' ''p'"'u
! "ciiii'In IitH pC.Hs named Ilrsl III eacn
tasG' IooI, -. W. Dunhdm a. T.. NJ
tAuuiS o. w. nun 81. {. w. Reeu 81
| - - r. iloiue" o'' DI. -. H. Barber a.
S ~, L ~, hy uer oo' a, u. wyatt u, L. o.
ao -, itHur bIaSof 81; - H. lro.
! iii, o., t''IuiH ~, p,IIIaIuS, ., ~
- ny o., "A H. fellee o0' ). W. 'CopD ~
80 roS'ei ~
+. X BarrOws returned last Saturday
from his winter excursion to the tropics
Ny ,,,, .ne , hamburg -Amerlean Steamship
~, ne route was from NtW YORK
to,, ~ "or,i'o anu lI'HcD 10 ioil' RICO
H. N.,,...i. lama an" 'ue"ue,', 'oIn
,rri,i',o1 80 H,a-,' 'al ~ ,.' 'S''nu9
tt,,.',,, ,,''' -"ai nm i"e' 'u" ."t,I'' 10
p,ra,, , 49," - a. ~" ~
ma Gui.t'., w., ., "" Wv N",uH Jam am. anu
e2ueI, The trim vas ,.,I.., ,,..,r , h., ,,,'
drrfuI ,,,ornt,tr ,'i,',.,, a.,,.,'',,,
I.,,.,,,.. -, '''' '"i,"'' ue Ve" i''
..,'.,,,.i'.,, ~. a., niin ueIlo D1p,"o ne
d. AZ .i,r +, "'.u ''',
constant deIjgbt to NJ ~" ,,.,,,i' ,,t,'
made M, m. SIM. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,
Archle Peters OF St. Peters. who es-
capped from IN" county jail in Newfane
year or more ago, was arrested recently
Tho caea ,,,oi,st ~, 81 "a. a. my.
held untl Nondav y,bar Do,n,t,, ebartcs
Iord ana ont, 81 ti,.-ti - -.
~ Do,.r .,,,,.- 'i'''. ,DA u heele went
brougbt him to pauo,,.n Nh, ~ ~ ~
was bordad n,.ar 49, Sc .,... ne
who escorted ni,, ., \-,.c',, - ~
was 0rst SON, ,a san -, .'''e Ja'.. re
horse ste,iinf, va ,', ,', 80 1oI'IE iDl
I'm connartfnT y.itr ~ t't,.,..,, -, 80,
four or five Years apn b"+ p',. al.
against hin, W. 49,. -. ~ -.
IIar,rsblro ogiri.I M, ~ '.'r Nv
bin, ,,,.,., =, ,H ,-1- "i'''''7 W. '1'"
''''1'-7'
a p'IlIoh mas been filed ln the United
H''t'S court Tor the district If Vermont
nave me rae EieeirlcaI Equipment
"niihy OF Springfield adiuiged an i'm
voluntary bankrupt, ON the ground of Its
The prtif.o i si,os i,. ,....5'
ham and ,ll,,, I 60 a. D.'I
ana ,rls. ,,..,', " - (''H"E ~ 9pI'"sHr'd
- . LAY "' h''l'"S fdiIs.
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Gard of Thanks.

We sincerely thank our neighbors and
friends for the kind assistance and SYM
PATTY given us in the time of our recenr
attiiction. We also visa to extend our
thanks for the beautiful flowers ana for
the singing.
Mrs. Lewis J, Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. johnson
Mr. and Mrs, Harry X, Hamilton.
Mrs. Minnie f. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Albert Newton.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

1900 new books for all classes Of read
ers, just open at Clapp & Joness. 46-tf
Chidrens Fair of the Nations, Festival
hail. March g. from to 6.
Mrs w. II. Barrett, manicurlng, facial
and scalp treatment, 40 Main street, Brat
tleboro. Telephone 1881. 5S-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25
TOW NSHEND

this week. returned to Boston
Smitb friends of Mrs. Jennie Stehbins
learn oF brattleboro were saddened to
c. O ste hSr death. She was cousin Of
this place ', ~ ana Mrs. A, A Mason Of
son ATTENDED -. steboins and A. A. Ma
Thursday. funeral In Brattleboro
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A Card.

wish to express my heartfelt graft
tude and appreciation to the friends ana
neighbors for their Kindness. assistance
and sympathy. expressed in words and
acts. during the long Illness of nv hus-
band and following his death, and for the
funeral VIC
ID
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

ladies who desire lustrous hair tba 3
VII compel admiration. should use Paris.
IAN ian sage cures dandruff. stops falling
Roots. Large bottle soc. r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

II your stomach is out of order or dis
Messed' no matter from what cause
hi,o-na stomach tablets will give Instant
reheI and cure Indigestion, acute or
chronic, or money back. Guaranteed Nv
Wilfred f. Root. 50 cents. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

49,. i.,tb If Mrs Jennie g.. smith
j" ''' ....it ,l,i.1 took
G3, VIE oil J. ~ 7''''''' ....t...
place Monday evening inc CONN. '''., H.,
los, "a woman whose influence wa. d..
I spread and upIiiuns llti .O77 49,.
felt most kecnlN 100 lhr fiT- i''P
church, where for many I',i ..G '.rt
been very active worker ana H'd I'"t
| the inspiration oi her ue'Ps 9P''
nature. bat there are many 'H '"' "'
muuty outside the church "ho7' '''
nave been frightened by the l'l'H oI
her personality Mrs SmiH "'s 'IiI
ca.ly 81. u 'ue ia'l OF I"VN' ana 'H N''''"
Der ur that year She underwent ah opera
tiou at the Memorial hospital ne
operation WAS successful ana 'ile. '',s
at the verge of death some "''h7 90.
rallied and resumed some Of her FORMER
activities She was able 10 h' "'.nooi
and ,p attend the church gatherings
through lust year until bate in the i'IN
when She became .li again she became
criuauy U about eight weeks ago. ana
She had failed continuously since.
Mrs Smith Was born ih HIoohII'
Aug 10, 1916 and was daughter vi MI
and Mrs ChdIml Steobins. Her carry
/ life was spent 200 Er1ukuue where she
attended tine public schools, afterWards
/ attending Leland and Gray seminary ~
/ Tovnsueud After her graduation from
/ the seminary She became teacher
and for several years She taught with
! great efficiency lu th" schools VI Hef
! native town and u Jamaica cuicOpee
/ Falls Mass. and district No d. Br4ttie-
/ boro At one time She taught IN the
| round euhOlluusc" lu Er0okllue sup
posed To Dee the only one of its type in
! tho United states Her winning pprsou-
ality tact and intellectual ability made
| her ON, Of the most successful teachers
| Of the times. and she left q lasting i'm
| puI.c touarJ tl. .Iguer and better
| things in life IN every community lu
which She taught Hundreds Of middle
aged mon and women feel a debt II
| gratitude for III, spiritual upuft which
| she gave them jon their youth
She was married TO Mr. Smith MAY g.
1876 in the home Of her parents In
Brookline. They went TO Washington. d
c., on their wedding trip to attend the
celebration Of the centennial Of the ma
TONS liberty Mr. Smith then was "A
resident Of Brtttleboro, and they lived
here continuously for many years living
in the home In which she died on Canal
street. on coming to this community
her time and talents to the Baptist
church and TO adj Institutions wAich
Noihri i1r the up'uI1iins Of the COM
Baptist sunday school. ana associated
herself with r...l..- forward ulo..7l.rf IN, /
ia. church AMI allied ORGANIZATIONS. S.e .
served the vomau.- auxiliary 90 the y. N. .
She Was 1913 a.t.e, member q Erltt.eo0ro .
chapter j. A. r.. and she had taken .r .
active part .u f.. work " t.. national .
or1tn.zlt.or. Her work fr Oh. .aur.. .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

Even wise man can't tell wnen a
woman laughs whether she really means
II or is merely trying to show or a
Hlmple to the best advantage,-[Chicago
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

the younees ta,I lr of Atlanta, Ga. is
SbrinS years old last July. and 49, 80 ,nade
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Gbe 0ermOnt 19benit.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

We suggest you get your lunch or
oyster stew at Jacobs's Coffee Rooms, A.
Main street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

Lady Baltimore cake will be served at
the Children's Fair March S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

BE sure to see the Folk dances at the
Chtldren's Fair Marcn g.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-25

W. Is ha Heaven, O We dear ones
nv '.p nave run this earthi,, -
ms the opening of the snr -y race:
AFTER winters long embraas5 ume
W. II Heaven, O We dear ones
tE tne towering of vour io,., "ood'
i'"' on earth We're but in 6Ha
itr,' as Heaven, O immortaIs
rs 'tauIhs now eternal shoras3
r AS tbe $3.50 40 death and sorrows
what is Heaven, O Va ,.t,.
Passed beyond the w0r,, S,Iclors,
, ~ sweet rest from ever, 1oIu LroWn?
lis the wearing of the crown oV,II''et'
va Is Heaven, o We ransor,o,
NV ~" no nave passed bevond LEU
'11s s'e bursting OF sins fetters s'sht;
supreme unmixed deligbi
what nat is Heaven. can you Tell no
It's tbe WIN nus US life's paths hays TIA
or our tIoWlhs, loving, serving WI
our blessed Christ ana eng
me respect and affection il,
was ned was indicated in tb winch she
\ .ne funeral, which was baI attendance
Ro', yesterday afternoon ar IN the
Re- ntt. Dr' John r. Cow, pastor clock.
h tt,,h church OBLIGATED and Vi the
1as onai, sang Blessed heat yrs w.
ga - S and Cast thy burdor my rest
AS, me bearers We're s w on the
Eddv ~ harris w, B. Smith Sugett
1ect nm ne BODY was placed in thu n ].
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zd)ipinoiiid)tige
Snrien bsm Sanuar OFT uiht in
0onntg'ArmenbGnitrn inter.
gebradt tptrben.

Den gountpsaommiFGrsn gina &c.
tern BON Der Staais s9eiunobeitsbes
horoe bic Wlitibeiluns gu. boB mad benz
/. Sanuar tommenosn Sobrss laut Dem
8eieb tsins Shtptnbiii6tissn msbr in
Gounins sarmenbduiern aufnabme fin.
ben oiirfsn. Wis aus einem nieism
Shreiben beilisesrpen gut1nten bes
Stadts s@enerdlanipolis berporgtht
miiftn fir bic 4ufnabme Der Shrpinb.
iuhtisen befonbere, unter Der Suris-
otttiou Der gountpsacmmiiTdre itebens
be 5oIpitl!er errihiet iperben.
Die GourtnsaommiiiGrs offneten
seittrn cine R,ibe BON anesboisn fir
proitttirte Werbsfsrunsen BON 2anos
iiroben, ndmIib: 9ersFerung Der
Sammen Rodb, bon Der Rsdbina qits
5nr p!ediart Rioge Roob; gibbinesr
pite, bon Der 5arriTon qite bis sur
grens. BON gutlsr gountn, unb Der
dnoeruns ots aaufs zines gd6s an Der
Weit Jort Roab.
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SofQl : Seridt.
4crSibiag.
Jrl. 2utiIIe gerIiner iuabreno Der
Arbeit BON Sooe erellt.

Srl. 2utine gerIiner, 10 Sabre
alt. QngeiteIlte zines departments
laoens an Der 6. unb Race Strabe,
brdh seftsru 8ormittug ipGbr.no Der
4rbett plobIih bsipubtIos suiammen.
Gin ipfort berbsissrufsnsr 4rSt tonnts
nur mehr ben bereits eiHgetretenen
lob tonItatiren uno benadrthtiate
ben Coroner. Die qeite ipuroe uah
Der Wpbnng bes 9atsrs Der 8eritors
bensn, 5errn Gbuaro Beriiner, zines
Wuiitsrs, bon 30. 514 Clinton Ctr,
sebradjt. 5rl. 8erIiner erIag Spelfels
los einsm 5sr3ihlage. Gle mar nit
einem Ser3leiben beboftet, pelaes
iih iufplee siner por furser 3tit in
Der Wohnuna hires 91tsrs ftnttgeiuns
bensn 8aioIinofsu erploiion. bel
Der Batter uno Iohter gronopunoen
srlitten, bsbeuteno psritIimmert batts.
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den 3uItonbe. bob isin Qblsbsn ftinb,
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bas Gsitirr unb lpurbe ipdtsr
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Strabe mar elm faIiher.
- Nus BEN Stoue bes Rep. 81. 8.
Sole, Canton, !pur0s Elm isinem Soba
Ruster geborigss pOnD geitobIen.
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Welfore IT'n BON 9eleDus tuuroe be-
idlpTen, ben Stabtratb gu er7u6en,
barouf gu isbsn, Dab gsu:pue bsnfs!.
ben qreis fir Ratursas be3abIt ME
Renpprt.
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NdGften esreitag
5inbet bic Sd)Inbieier Der Abenb.
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man BON Der Sit Gno 4beno,6ohs
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SRI. alma getiher.
Reoe: .Cptimismus" FRI. Roia
8uden BON Der Deit eno 5ods
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ebortIuiie Der 4benbs6ohfhulsn.
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NIT Den 8eterdnen marihiren borf.
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prin3ipals Der gilbbautr glem. Born.
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