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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
E. A. SPEAR
Woodstock Veru
Sunday Services.
Woodstock

Universalist-Rev. ii. l.. Cant
pastor; morning service at 10
Sunday school at Has.
congregational Rev. Benla
Swift, pastor. Morning servic
1890, Sunday school at II
Young Peoples Society of Chr,
Endeavor at 7.3o. Thursday eve
prayer meeting al 7.3o.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev.
Chfystie, Phi. D., pastor. Par
age, 6 Mountain avenue. Sery
Sunday: Preaching, 1890 Il.
Sunday school, IT.45 a. m. /; pre-
ing, 100 p. m. ; Thursday pr
meeting, 7.3o p. IN.
Catholic Rev. E. c. DroJ
pastor Mass at IIa m. eve
service at 7.3o.
Services will be held the 10
Sunday of each month at vii
hall, Quechee, at 9 o'clock, aI
Barnard, at the town hall, on
second Sunday of each month
O'Clock
St. James Church-Rev. II.
Blanc Lynch, officiating temp
rily. Holy Communion every
day s a. m. Morning Prayer
Sermon 1890 a. m Holy d
munion on first SundaYin the md
after Morning PRAYER. Sud
School at noon. Evening I'd
and sermon S p. m. All
welcome.
Christian Rev. w. A. Leon
pastor. Services Sunday: Pro
ing at 1890 a. M; Sunday schS
II; Y. p. 5. &. E. at 100 p.
mid-week prayer meeting rhuS
evening at 7.3o p. m.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
Revere Bell in Norwich
Norwich, March 81

Norwich, March 81.
Editor of the Age:
noticed-an article in your paper
on the Revere bells. The bell in the
steeple of the Congregational church
in Norwich was purchased in the
year of 1917 in Boston, by Thomas
Emerson, who was afterward the
president of the bank of Windsor,
l828-l835 The bell cost about
$500 and was put in place in the
fall of 1917. 1t bears the mark
"Revere & Son, Boston, 1917" The
weight in blue pencil is GIG.
Our church was built that year,
and designed by Ammi b Young
Later he was architect on the White
House, Washington, d. @. We think
it one of the finest old style churches
in Vermont.
Henry B. Odds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
Youngest Vermont Soldier
The following letter to the Mont,
pelier Journal explains itself:

The following letter to the Mont
pelier Journal explains itself:
Berlin, March %, 1910
Editor of The Journal:-I notice
in today's;Journal that Henry Will
liams, vino died Saturday, is claimed
TO. be the youngest soldier to carry a
musket in the Civil war. / can bear
him by two years as | am only 65
years of age now and enlisted in
October. 1861. in the LIST Vermont
Cavalry at.l6 years of age. and ]
have known of several men who are
still younger than l. There are two
messengers in the Massachusetts
legislature at the present time who
served their three years and carried
muskets who are atleast two years
younger than myself.
Benjamin ii JiIlsnn served in
the 18th Massachusetts regiment
and is a medal of honor man James
P Glare is another who served IN
the same regiment | think. and also
served in the Spanish, and Philip
pine wars, making him a soldier Of
three wars; and there are still
others whom have met that
cannot recall just now.
Yours Respectfully,
ID. w Taft"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
PETITION FOR divorce
STATE or vERMoNr whoro.-

SIZE A;I5 or VERMONT, ! Whereas, 3
endish. Vt, has duly filed her
t ton to the County Court. settin-
Of Weston. in the State of Verm
that she hath resided for tw
years in the State OF Vermont,
she hath kept the marriage coven
but that the said julius hath viol
the same, for that lie hath comm
adultery and hath treated the libel
with intolerable severity. and haiti ref
and neglected 10 provide suitable mai
nance, and hath wilfully deserted the lii
Iant Tor three consecutive years; wi ere
the petitioner prays for bill of div1
from the said Julius;
And whereas it appears that said I'D
il without this State, so that the SUNNI
OF said Court may not be served upon
1t Is Thereupon Ordered that the !
julius Goux be notified and reoilred
appear in and before said Court
make answer. if any he have, and hide
order and judgment of said Court mi
premises, at the tei m thereof next ID
held at Woodstock in and for the Cod
OF Windsor in the State of Vermont. on
first Tuesday of ] ne. A d. 1910. Al
the first day of said term. by publishing
substance OF said petition. together u
- lOr .nree successive Weeks
the Spirit of the Age, newspaper pI
iished at Woodstock in said County.
last publication to be at least six wel
prior To said term of Court, which ,hal
dremed sufficient notice to said Jul
Goux. -
GIVEN under my hand, Mt WoodstoI
IN the County of Windsor, this 25rh layI
March A. D.. 1910.
JAY READ PEMBER. C,srH
Stickney, Sargent il Skeels,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
HARTLAND HILL.

Mrs. LII. Sanderson is on the sick
list.
/. Charlie Lynch is assisting at
Sunny Hill farm.
E. W.Mossey has moved his house
hold goods to Crystal Pond farm.
Mrs. E. A. Morse and family went
Saturday to visit in Lebanon, N Fl
Miss Lucy j. Perkins recently gave
a party in honor eff her guest, Miss
Mildred Lobdell. The evening was
very pleasantly spent playing games
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
King Menelik ii Dead.

.Menelik III, king OF Abyssinia, is
dead at Adds Abeba, Alb, ssinia, a,
the age of GO years and in the zIst
year Of his reign. Prince Lidji
Jeausu, grandson of the late mon
arch, is heir to the throne. The
king was stricken with apoplexy
last fall and never recovered his
health.
This swarthy monarch, Menelik,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

aud Miss Mamie Whitmore and Al
son F. Putney entertained the COM
plny with music. Refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and ice-crcam were
served.
E. G. Lowell and family moved
Saturday from South Woodstock to
w. A. Osmer's farm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
Anti-CannOn Sentiment

The Chicago Tribune's poll of the
Vermont republican and indepen-
dent newspapers shows that only
one endorses the Aldrich-Paine tariff
law and that SO do not; that three en-
dorse Joseph G.. Cannon for speaker
and that 80 do not.
In the IL eastern states polled.
the majority against Cannon and the
tariff is very large.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
Woodstock. VT. April 2. 1910

Mr.. Foster would have been
pleased to have voted for more liberal
rules if the republicans could have
been taken a hand in their perfec-
ton, says a Washington dispatch.
His position must be difficult ono
when tempted to support good mea-
sures under another label.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
chiIdrcn,s Teethlns

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over Fifty Years by millions of
with perfect success. 1t sooih hes the child.
softens the gums, allays all pain; cures
Wind collie. and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoes. Sold by Druggists in every part of
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Win, lows Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty-Five vsnts bottis-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

1t might be in the interest of
peace at home and abroad if one
could find way to rob the Roose-
welt homecoming parade of some of
it's red fire, noise and speeches. His
progress has begun with near-riot
in Cairo, and England and Europe
are bit apprehensive over the APP
proach of the ex-president.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02
ABBOTT LIBRARY NOTES.

|
Interest in the mid week, neigh
bor-hood sings does not seem to
abate, as was illustrated on Tuesday
evening, March Goth, when IL of the
neighbors met at G.. F. Greene's, to
practice on sacred, national and
home songs.
This singing reminds us of an
article written by Oliver Wendell
Holmes some years ago, in his most
charming style The article is en-
titled. The Church of the Cali
leans" DR.. Holmes is really refer
ring to The Church of the
Disciples" founded in 1841 by the
late James Freeman Clarke, one of
Boston's most eminent divines. and
over which he was pastor for AZ
years. This church had among it's
members, John A. Andrew, the war
governor of Massachusetts, Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe and others of sim
liar mental calibre.
But to return to DR.. Holmes article,
He saws, among other things:
Perhaps the good people seem
little easy with each other, they
are apt to nod cheerfully, and have
even been known to whisper before
the minister came in. But it is a
relief to get rid of that old Sunday
no Sabbath-face, which suggeats
the idea that the first day of the
week is commemorative of some
most mournful event. The truth is,
these people meet very much as a
family does for its devotions,-con-
sidering it on the whole quite
cheerful matter to come together for
prayer and song and good counsel
from kind and wise lips. And, if
they are froer in their demeanor
than some very precise congrega-
tions, they have not the air of a
worldly set of people. Clearly. they
have not come to advertise their
tailors and milliners, nor for the
sake of exchanging criticisms OH the
literary character of the sermon they
may hear There is no restlessness
and no restraint among this quiet,
cheerful people. One thing that
keeps them calm and happy during
the sermon SO evidently trying to-
many congregations is that they join
very generally in the singing"
GLOW sweet is this blending of
all voices and all hearts in one conf
mon song of praise! Some will sing
a little loud perhaps, and now and
then an impatient chorister will get
a syllable or two in advance, or an
enchanted singer tolose all thought
of time and place in the luxury of
closing cadence that he holds on to
the last semi-breve upon his private
responsibility; but how much more
Of the spirit of the old psalmist in
the music of these imperfectly train
ell voices than in the academic
of the paid performers who
lake our musical worship out of our
hands,"
Perhaps not all of our readers are
aware. how much the daughter of
his Rev. james Freeman Clarke has
lone, and is doing for our library.
Before the gathering separated, an
Irticle of nearly columns length
vas read to them from "The Albu-
Iuerque Morning Journal" of March
'4th, headed Jurors Should be
Comfortable, says Judge Abbott"
The reading of the article was d
lady listened to by all present. Il
ABBA DoToN CHAMBERLIN, v
LIBRARIAN 7
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

There is small h,n farm on the
roof of one of the large New York
hotels. and those who occupy the
upper Fl ors are often awakened in.
the morning by the lusty Growing OF
the ROSTERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

Ethan Jones met with serious
accident March ", in North Royal
ton. He was saving wood and,
while moving the saw frame with a
crowbdr, his hand came in conta ct
with the saw, amputating two fin
gers at the second j,int and tearing
the skin from the others.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

The time limit set for raising
$4,000 by subscriptions for stock
in the proposed new hotel for st.
Adams was April L. On March 80
the $3O,UOO had been raised.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

Miss Augusta Bradley of johnson.
aged about so years, committed sui
eide by hanging Tuesday afternoon
The cause of her act 10 Unknown.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-04-02

A web over two miles long was
recently taken from the body of one
spider.
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Mrtbur 3amiltcn,
Same bes in einer gSirttihaft I'M
CiteuSe nieocrseidoiIeneu
Manues.

Der unbetannte iungs Wanu. pels
der in Der Samitas Raht Ddbreno
zines Streitss in SoIbrods Wtrtbs
Idaft an Gaitsrn glps. uno 5agenStr.
BON grppsr Sroufe. bon yto. 2O16
Gaitern Mpe., in ben aopf gefhoiieN
uno lebenssefdhriih perlest tDuroe, 1T
aeItern als Der % Sabre alts cerbeis
ratbe.s WaIhiniIt Irtbur Samilton,
bon Ro. 2o15 Columbus Ipe., ibens
tifisirt tporoen.
Die iunse Jrou 9amiltons felt:
ii6 i'm SoIpital elm uno ertannte Su
ibrem Gntfeben in benz gertpunheter
i6ren Mann. DerieIbe lit INNER nod
bepuBtIps. unb bic 9oipitaldrste er;
tldren ieinen 3uifunb fir boffnnngs
I0s. eroufe. usI4sr ii4 iof0rt mad
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pie anse6fi6en @efSf&raue.
fprenger
Sollen NIT ben ganfrGubern BON
Wetamura, g., ioeutiiA iein.

1r.o. Grant, Sheriff bon Sutton
Gountp, g.. unb isin Oeputp s. u.
Wb.eI.r, iopi. 9st.ttiD Delahdntn BON
9olebo, g.. itellten iid sslt.rn Rahs
mittaa i'm poiiseibauptquartier Elm
unb nabmsn bic feds ansebliaen Gslos
fhrontIprenaer uno 9antrduber, fptlz
DE am Cansiasunssiuse bon ben ges
beimpolisiitcn 5usftlsin unb pflus in
elmer Miribidait an WaInut nabe 5.
Gtrobe per6afi.t uorben paren, IN
ausenlhein gu nebmen. Sheriff Grant
unb GiIfsIkriff WheeIer Iino Der glns
{iht, bab aelIp unb bier anoere Der 0ss
fanaenen nit ben Ginbrehern ioentift
Fnb, ipelfe am 7. Ropembsr ben OeIos
ihrant in Der Bant su Wetomora,. D..
oufIprensten unb $1,000 srbeuteten.
Die Telperabos betpertiteuigtsn
uad einsm oufresenben Repolpertampl
nit Sheriff Wheelsr uno mebrerer
giiraern Wsiamoras ibre Jlutt ir
.inem seitohlentn Juhrperf.
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You Ger 3u6ue.

sn allen bieTigsn 5beatern nit Ius@
nabme oes 9runo Opera Souie Duros
geitern 2lbeno bic Do6s NIT elmer
prGhtigsn Qusnuhl bon IttruttioHen
einseIsitet, 10 oob fait ieoss osris!beH
nabesu duspertautt mar.
Sm 2pric 3 beater gelanste
bic muiitolii DE grtraDoaon5a .5hs
Wionigbt Sons" our gluffIbruns uno
ersielte einen 8ombenerfoIg. DasStld
lit in 2 2ltte uno uber Elm halbesSus
teno Qermunolungen gethetlt, oon
oencn ieoe ein3elue pIrtllh lebens'
lpertb lit. Sm erIter sIfte iiebt man
eincn boheleganten Shublooen. III
Dem iih S3enen abIpielen, Die sum
@aI8en iinb. 4uh Elm prahtiger
Speiieiaal lit 5u ieben uno sum
Sdluiic aiebt es elm 8anbeIbIlo, on5
einen ihneQ oohinfobrenoen 3ug oor'
ItcQt, ouf beiieu binterer BlatTorn'
cine luitige 5odseItSgeieIlidart ell
2ieo iingt. SSm 8lpeiten afte liebt
man ous reoIiItiih bareeitellte ssnne.
re zines Sheoters mo elm hodfPines
@ortenieIt, oos luuter Sarbe, 2idlt
unb @lans lit. Die aoitiime oes Gbors
| ipotten iaIt ieoer 9eidreibltng. Gie
aomiter Der 8eiellihoit limb unge'
nein broliee SansniirIte. 3ieies
ssigt ii9 in benz SdubIaosn. ipenr
8eo. munroe. ols cine oIde aohin
ncrtIeibet, uno ole Iange unb biinnc
Marcia Sarrls ais 9immermdofcr
auitreten, um iidl Shuhe fiir einer
Rosfenbau onmeiieu 5u laiien.
Sm OrpbeumS 3 scatter fpur.
be osftern gum eriten Wlale Ger neut
! Spielplan, ben Der nsus Better Ser,
WiQiam WDrris bon Heip yort Dor
nun an singefibrt bat unb Der itut
Der bighsrigen odt. fed3ebu 9uubs,
bile 4tte sntbGlt, beaonrer. Gs bd
ben Inihe;n. als oh oas gublt.un
nit bisier Nenoeruna poliItdnoi9 gu
/! Trieben 1T uno oieislbe iih fir bic gu
funft ouh beipdbren ptro, oenn be-
gsiud Der beiben ssitrigen 8oritsl
lunoen mar elm auses3eihnetsr. Gi
psridieoenen 9ltte ino in ssIhidts
DeiIe sinestbeilt, 10 baB bic 3ub0rs
tuum 3eit our 2ansstpsile babsn I'M
bic @orItenun9 bon anTans bis Gno
nit 9lufmertIamteit perfolgen. Gun
b,ionoeren geifaa erronseu oeiterl
| FRI. 6iloa Spone, .ine toIsntir.
SbauIpislsrin nit Wm. .Qbingbon un
Sad Sionbins in einem ginatter be
titslt .gribee", Der fransoiitT eba
ratter SShauIpieler Goporo Spfs UNI
0ielllhaft in einem Ginatter betitsl
Der Streif". ferner Der aomite
Dub. Mrtbur Dunn unb Warie 9la
si.r, Der pool=Spieler 5ullman TN
, bic fiinf MeQaren 9eIhDiiter, oere
muiitaliide 8orfiihrunssn gang be
ionbers aniprahen.
3l Der 2ange Ses prcsramms msse
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N,ygte @m. s.. gesleiton ben seitris
gen Sag perbringen.

unter Sbbut 3neisr poit snIpefz
toren traf ber friibere 5ilfssSuperinz
tenbent bes bisiigen poitanpeiIunssz
departments, Wm. 8. gggleiton, gez
tern 0ornlittag um 8 llbr bier Elm uno
tpuroe am 8abnbof bon sinem Silfsz
Warf6aG, Der ben am II. D. 81. aug
seite[ten 9aftbefebl oor5eigte, in Ges
tpabrfam genommet. Die geumten
osleitsten ibn na6 Der Office oes W}urz
ihaQs 2etpis, mo- i6m erlaubt puros,
cine turse Yrtoatunterrebuns nit ieis
ner Gattin unb S6pGgerin, bic i'm
erpartet bdtten, 81 haIten. Jerner
tpuroe .s ibm erIaubt, ii4 unter ge7
patuna zines Silfs Mari6aQs mad
Ieiner 0obnung in MaoiIonpiGe gu be-
ee6en, no sr ii9 umtleioete uno ras
Itrte, poraui er, neil er beg SonntGgz
pegen tsins giirgIduft itellen tonnts
mad Der Soil gebrodt puroe. Quf
bier puroe ibn bon ietnsm alter
7Sreunbe Sailsr ,&uibman erlau6t, Der
Sag in Der duBersn Office 8u5ubrtn;
gen.
gqeleiton piro beute bem gunoes'
SDmmiTar 2toIer borgefiibrt tperben
Der sinen gag fir oas 8orosrbor UNI
iebenfalls aud Die giirgIdaft feItlescr
tptrb, gsgen rpelae Der 8er6oftete bts
su Ieinsr Yro5efirund freigelo'ler
perben lam. gs 1T bic ausemein
Qniidt, bab Gggleiton iia fhulbig be
tennen uno bic MliIbe Des Ri6ters an
fIehen rpiro, um 10 lei6t ME mo9lld
oapon3utommen.
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Sagounfaa
,Suhrte ben Sob eiucs II Sabre ulten
Snabcu berbei.

Der II Sabre alte Glar. 5. gurrib,
BON Sinnep, nabe glepes, S.p Sobn
oes syarmers Wilss, srlag eeiterr elmer
S6uBDunbs i'm linten getn, IDelts
ibm Dor sinigsn 5ugen gslsgentltd Der
Sago BON sinsm Jrsunoe 3ufduig beis
0ebraht porbsn mar. Die Ier5te Or.
Woobs uno Sneblep amputtrten ods
gsin in Der Soffnung, oas Qeben oss
&nobsn rettsn gu t0nnen, ieooa er~
mics Ii4 bieis 5offnuns als trlsertih,
Coroner Dr. Goe tpiro sInen Snquelt
obhalten.
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am Gonntag erflGrte e.: Die Rlubs
Der Mdnnsr iinb fiir peri0nlihe Be-
quemlidteiten, CUTE Wabl3eiten unb
GeIellisfeit sesriinbet porb.n. Die
,frauentlubs in bieiem Ganbe iinb ba@
binsesen fir 9hdiigteit unb arbeit
sesriinbet porben. Wsas es muir fiir
er5isberiIf. 3pede, fir proposanoa
irsenotpelher 4rt, fir 3tpede Der
Wobltbdtisfeit ooer pbilantbropie
iein. 9ieIe alubs haben alleroings
niht INNER gdn3lih unb in pollem
umfanse ibre geitrebunsen unb 3iele
perfolat, mas man Ibris.ns aud BON
pielen airden iagsn tam, aber iie be-
3ipeden tpenigitens ettpas dnberes, als
nur einsn bsquemen Stubl unb Elm gut
subereli.tes aotlett."
Stiirmifd DE ) brit.
| HepYort, 27. Hop. Der Dams
pier .geltit" BON Der Wbite Star aiz
ME trdf bier kute bon 2iperpool nah
Ie6r itiirniider Jdbrt elm. Qm 5reis
tag tpurbe Der brabtlo'e 5elegrapbens
2(pparat our6 ben Sturm fortseri1.n,
10 bab aue Derbinbuns nit Der aiiits
abssidnitien uurbe.
Sturma an Der Heuengla q n b.
aIit.
Bottom, 27. Nop. Gin ihpere.
Sturm bat felt ben lebten brei 5usen
an Der Reusnslanosaiiite aetpiitbet,
Der Sturm brauite nit einer0eihDins
biafeit BON nabesu elmer Weile bic Wli>
mute babin unb erreitte beute Utittoq
| iein. erobie Stdrte nit So Weilen biz
Stunbe. Dos unpetter mar bon Re:
GEN unb Shns. beslsitet. gis tut'
2lbens parsn tsine SdifIsunfdne &C.
meloet iporben.
! 2iegt m Sterben.
SO ter, g.. 27. 0on. gtep
| Splpeiter ScopeI, .. O.. Der norma
Iige prliipent Der llniperiitdt boz
Woofter, li.gt in b0llis bpffnunsslo
fem 3uitano on ber2ungenent3iinount
oarnieoer. Or. Seopsl tpuro. erit il
Der porigen Wode selesentlih berga
tiona!tonpention Der Imerican Yeac
Speietp gum praiioenten Der Wsrei
lnisung eriuahlt.
9raufiges gleno.
g9ieago, Sls.. 27. NOosmber
0as gurgsrtommitiss, psl1es Si
Gage Der ausitGnoig.n G.tpdromad:
unteriuht Bat, bsriatete am SonHta
: eslssentlih elmer i'm Dun SouIs itatt
. 9sbabten 0eriammlung, bab iniols
/ bes ausItanbes nibt tpeniger als 500
{ SGuglinss tbotId6iih Sunser Ieioer
; 6slsgentli9 Ter 8.rIammluns puro
l unp.rsiiglih .ire Sammlung fir cine
) Wildfonos fir bic SGusliHg. peron
itaItet unb bic Mitslisoer oes aom
: mites bratteu ipfort fir bisisn3pe
$11OO auf. Die Goiten fir Mnihui
{ iuug Der fur bic Sduslinse nOtiis.
I Wilh tperpen iih Iaut Der bonn Ron
{ mittse aufssitenten Sddbuns al
{ minbeitsns $1OO ben 9Gs beiaufel
On cine geil.sung bes 4usitunces !
| Iaut Der Dsriiteruns Der 9.rtr.ter Be
Der Ssitsn pOrIduiis nidt 5u bsnss'
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Rem gori, 81. RoD. Inges.;
Celtic" bon 2iperpool-
2ip.rpooL 4nss..: .Goriiron'
bon Wontrenl.
Southdmptou. ang.: rphila'
belpbia" bon Rep Dort. abg.: rpra'
iiosni Grant" nad ReD Yort.
Queenstp Nbg.: yGumpo
mia" nat Rem Dor.; rgebric" mad
Te,p yort. 4nse..: .4rabic" ponNsn
Yort, nah 2iDerpool.
5afIifag. 9tnss..: ~llranium'
BON Ro.teoam; ,prstoriun" ponGIas
sop.
Wontreal. 4bs.: .Wontealm'
nah Glasgow.
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pertoaal'N otiies.

Sm boben Mlter BON 80 Jabren lit
am gamitas abenb Jrau 81 aotbss
rine 0asan i'm 3auie Der Gtaa
aate Wsibel. go. 90 DIT 2ihertpStr..
aus bem 3ebsn sef9ieben unb piro
moraen Uormittog um balb 8 llbr bonn
Gterbebouie aus beerbist rerben. nos
rouf um 8 llbr in Der ct. Grun5istus
lsir6e sin Rsquiemamt fattfi1hst
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Sn po0er Sa6rt
sraf Stakenbabntpasen cine
pfene Wei9e nnS idlus
NM.
ggarles 2sofde perfiert 6ei
Dem NnfaG (ein ose6en.
Zieben duoere Yerfcneu mebr ooer
tpeni8er fAiper perlest.

Sd. Der Reabing Roob uno Dat Ctr,
S6auplab bes unfalIss. - 8er'
nunbete tpuroen in oos nubesslesen:
Bethesda 5oIpitol sebro4t. - Ga,
fubr mad Qusfage bon augen5eu'
gen su fdn.a. - Seftiges Jasn
eontrs sptIfen polioei uno Snio:t
tor gouns pom Der aroction Co.
asstsrer perbietet bem TlotorIonI
2tustunft gu seben. = polise, uni
Coroner nit eingebenbsr lnteriua
uns beihGftigt.
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benz blutigen Rsncontre ber poli5ei
gefellt bate, befinbet ii9 in einer3eIe
Der 8. Siitrittsitation. St tpeigert
iid, uber bic 8eronloHuns oer S6les
berei irgeno pelde 4ustunft gu seben.
gs beibt, bob atpiihen ben betoen
Wdnnsrn bsreits DOR einisen Wo4en
elm beftteer Streit itattgefunDen bat.
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gbarl.s RofHe, 40 Sabre
Shreiner, 2O1 Stesion aoe.. ShGosl
brub, Suitenbru9 uno innsrs gerIss
unsen.
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Sersidlas.

Die 35 Sabre alte Sgrau aba 6.
Gregg, BON 5lsetonn, 8. itarb gsleru
pI0sti6 in ibrer Wobnuue. Coroner
Or. Gos nuros benahrihtigt uno
Itelte Ssr3i6las als Sooesuriahe feIt.
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Wafbinston. .. g., 27. Hos
penber. General Sames Caies, Der
i'm Sabre 1879 mad breibisidbriser
DienIt3eii, ndbr.no ipelher er i'm
meritoniIhen, i'm Biirgersrieg unb in
ptrftiebsnen Jelo5iissn sesen bic Sns
bianer ssfodtsn. p.nFonirt porben
nnr. III Sonntas bier seitorben. Gr
brad am Nahmi.tas in Der Ndbe lei.
ner Mobnuns obnmddtig auf be,
Gtrobe sufonmen unb ftarb turse Sell
fpdisr infolse zines 6ersidlass. &C.
neral Dates erreifte Elm 4lter bon 85
Sdhren.
1reunb Der Jrdueutlubs
/. Ren Bort, 27. Rop. 5rauen,
flubS iinb beHer ais bic alubs fiii
W6nner. Dds In bic Mniidt BON Rsp
Charles 3. Mieb. bon Der Giftb Mpenu'
Hapsifenssi sit4G - istnss ptsbis'