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poor head IL hot, and he's thirsty, but
he doesn't want anything but wa
ter"
Great Scott" Dial said suddenly.
Suppose he should-Bella, are you
telling US all his symptoms?" 4.
Bella put down her handkerchief
and got ur from her position on the
stairs she looked down on US with
something of her old naughty manner.
If he is i'll, you may blame your
selves, all of you," she said cruelty.
you tainted him with being-fat.
and laughed at him, until he stopped
eating the things he should eat. And
he has been exercising-on the roof,
until he has worn himself out. And
now-he is i'll. He-he has a rash"
Everybody jumped at that, and we
instinctively moved away from Bella.
She was quite cold and scornful by
that time.
"A rash!" Max exclaimed. What
sort of rash?"
II did not see It," Bella said with
dignity, and turning she went up the
stairs.
There was a great deal of excite
ment, and nobody except Mr.. Harbi-
son was willing to 60 near Jim. He
went up at once with Bella, while
Max and Dial sat cravenly downstairs
and wondered If we would all take 1t,
and Anne told about man she knew
who had 1t, and was deaf and dumb
and blind when he recovered.
Mr.. HARRISON came down after a
while, and said that the rash was
there. right enough, and that Jim alb
solutely refused to be quarantined;
that he insisted that he always got q
rash from early strawberries and that
If he did have anything, since they
were so touchy he hoped they would
all get 1t. II they locked him in he
would kick the door down.
When the doctor came he said 1t
was too early to tell positively, and
he ordered him liquid diet and said
he would be back that evening"
Which-the diet-takes me back to
the famine. After they had moved
Jim. Mr.. HARRISON went back to the
telephone, and found everything as
It should be. So he followed the tele-
phone wire, and the rest followed
him. ] did not: He had systematical-
ly ignored me all morning, after hav-
ing dared to kiss me the night before.
And any other man knew, after look
ing at me the way he had looked a
dozen times, would have been at least
reasonably glad to find me free and
unmarried. Bot 1t was clear that he
was not: ! wondered II he was the
kind Of man who always makes lovs
to the other mans wife and runs Hike
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mad when she is left 4 widow. or rsts

mad when she Il left Z widow, or gsts
divorce.
And Just when had decided that l
hated him, and that there was one
man I knew who would never make
love to woman whom he thought
married and then be very dignifled
and aloof when he found she wasn't, l
heard what was wrong with the tele.
phone wire.
It had been cut! Cut through with
pair Of silver manicure scissors
from the dressing table in Bella's
room, where Aunt Selma slept! The
wire had been clipped where it came
into the house, just under a window,
and the scissors still lay on the sill.
1t was mysterious enough, but no
one was interested in the mystery
just then. We wanted food, and want
ed it at once. Mr.. HARRISON fixed the
wire, and the first thing we did, of
course, was to order something to eat
Aunt Selma went to bed just after
luncheon with indigestion, to the re-
lief of every one In the house. She
had been most unpleasant all morn
ing.
When she found herself Ill, how.
ever. she insisted ON having Bella,
and that made trouble at once. We
found Bella with her cheek against
the door into. Jim's room, looking
maudlin while he shouted love mes
sages to her from the other side. At
first she refused to stir, but after
Anne and Max had tried and failed.
the rest of us went to her in a body
and implored her. We Said Aunt
Selma was in awful shape-which
she was. as to temper-and that she
had thrown q mustard plaster q.
Anne. which was true.
So Bella went, grumbling, and Jim
was a maniac. We had not thought It
would be so bad for Bella, but Aunt
Selma fell asleep soon after she took
charge. holding Bella's hand. and
slept for three hours and never let
go!
About two that afternoon the sun
came out, and the rest Of US went up to
the roof.
stayed on the roof after the 9th.
ers had gone, and for some time
thought l was alone. After q while.
l got whiff of smoke, and then I
saw Mr.. HARRISON far over in the cor
ner. one foot on the parapet, modify
smoking a pipe. He was gazing out
over the river. and paying no atten-
ton to me. This was natural. con-
sidering that / had hardly spoken to
him all day.
would not let him drive me away.
SO sat still, and 1t grew darker and
colder. He filled his pipe now and
then, but he never looked in my d.
rection. Finally, however. as 1t grew
very dusk, he knocked the ashes out
and came toward me.
Il am going to make a request, Miss
he said evenly. please keep
OF the roof after sunset. There
l had risen and was
to go downstairs.
unless 1 know the reasons, re-
fuse to do anything of the kind" I re-
torted. He bowed.
Then the door will be kept lock-
3D." he rejoined, and opened It for
me. He did not follow me, but stood
until was down, and
heard him close the roof door firmly
behind me.
CTO BE CoNTINUED)
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CHAPTER XIX. (continued.)

"a playing the part Of Mrs. Wilson,"
he repeated do you mean-?
Exactly. Playing the part. She is
not Mrs. Wilson. 1t seems that that
honor belonged at one time to Miss
Knowles. believe such things are
not unknown in New York, only why
IN the name Of sense does a man
want to divorce a woman and then
meet her at two o'clock in the morn
ang to kiss the place where his own
wedding ring used to rest?"
Jim fldgeted. Bella was having
spasms of mirth to herself, but the
HARRISON man did not smile. He
stood for moment looking at the
fire: Then he thrust his hands deep
into the pockets of his dressing-gown
and stalked over to me. He did not
care that the others were watching
and listening.
''Is it true?" he demanded, staring
down at me. "You are not Mrs. Will
son? You are not married at all? All
that about being neglected-and
loathing him, and all that on the
roof-there was no foundation of
TRUTH"
could only shake my head with
out looking up. There was no defense
to make. Oh. deserved the scorn in
his voice.
"They-they persuaded you. 1 sup
pose, and it was to help somebody? It
was not a practical joker"
mo" I rallied little spirit at
that. It had been anything but q
Joke
He drew a long breath.
II think I understand" he said
slowly, "but-you could have saved
me something. must have given you
all great deal of amusement"
"Oh, no." I protested. IL want
10 tell you"
But he deliberately left me and
went over to the door, There he
turned and looked down at Aunt Sc
lima. He was little white. but there
was no passion in his face.
Thank you for telling me all this,
Miss Caruthers," he said easily. Now
that you and / know, I'm afraid the
others will miss their little diversion.
Good night" 49,
Oh, it was all right for Jim to
laugh and say that he was only huffed
little and would be over 1t by morn
ing. knew better. There was some
thing queer in his face as he went
out. He did not even glance in my
direction. He had said very little, but
he had put me as effectually in the
wrong as II he had not kissed me
deliberately kissed me-that very eve
ming, on the roof.
I did not go to sleep again. 1 lay
wretchedly thinking things over and
trying to remember who Jezebel was,
and toward morning l distinctly heard
the knob of the door turn. l mis-
trusted my ears, however, and SO
got up quietly and went over In the
darkness. There was no sound out
side. but when ! put my hand on the
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The One Thing NeedfuI.

arms and legs are not so indis.
p1nsaoie AFTER all" remarked the man
VINO narrowly escaped with his life
IN an explosion where he lost the ,,.a
OF both arms. 'e
ne slipped his milk in silence
through straw, shook some change
~. VI MS pocket to the waiter, and,
reaching down with his mouth for the
hghted cigar. pulled vigorously Tban
p SU"ins MS head and jamming it into
n,s nat on the table. he arose and
esfned TO go, saying: But this head
VI mine is mighty useful"
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Care Of Screens.

Window and door screens usually
get very dusty during the latter part
of the summer, and it Is poor econ
omy to put them away in that condi
ton: neither is 1t good idea to
wash them just before storing unless
they are most carefully dried to pre-
vent rusting. Kerosene applied with
a paint brush cleans the wires better
than water. and also prevents rusting.
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knob felt 1t move under my fingers.
The counter pressure evidently alarm
ed whoever 1t was, for the knob was
released and nothing more happened.
But by this time anything so uncom-
plicated as the fumbling OF knob at
night had NO power to disturb me. l
went back to bed.
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Good Scheme.

Good Scheme.
"Out at my uncle's the people 60 to
bed with the chickens"
well, at the price chickens sell at
now they are certainly worth watch.
ing"
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I'm the other life." said the new life
faddist, I'VE simply develop what have
been our tastes in this"
"Humph!" calculated a listener.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-06-30

T is generally conceded by
historians that neither the
sensational engagement at
Bunker Hill, the significance
of which was understood
throughout the world, the
overwhelming defeat of
Burgoyne at Saratoga or
any of the other engage
,,,o~%c <J,,ri,. kI~~k ~<,,-clo
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His Intelll0ence.

Negley-You seem to have a poor
opinion of Folders intelligence.
Gaymer-You would, too. II you
knew he had been looking in the city
directory three days for Ziegler's ad.
dress and had got only as far as the
DIS.
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"A naif truth always seems more inn
pr ptesnaole than a many-sided view: =
conts a. rs always at a disadvantage in
contention with dogmatist
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cinematoeraph In Great Britain.

Ctnematograph In Great Britain.
Great Britain imports from the
United States a majority of the cine
matograph films used by it. 1t costs
from to SO cents to see a moving
picture c--~' In Great Britain
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The New Version,

Take care of the pennies and the
dollars will take care Of your heirs.-
I'sA
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poor head IL hot, and he's thirsty, but
he doesn't want anything but wa
foro
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@egen bic SnGaftirnng eincs
sneoaftcnrs.

Sn Der GentrdlzSurnbdlle fdnD ges
tern gtu6mittag cine bon Dielen
llnionsMitglieoern unbperionen, mel
DE nit Grbeitertreiien ipmpotbiiiren,
befu6te Utd6cnoer'ammlung ftatt, I'm
qcgen bic Jnbaftiruns bon 5reo o.
Wa,re7, be5 Reet;.edrs Der IS fer
3eitung yNppeal to Reafon", tpel6er
oer 3eniibung Der poit gum 8erianot
belcibigenber S6riftitiide i9uloi9
hefunoen purbe, gu proteittren.
Webrere Der bsrporragenoen bieIigen
Qrbeiterfii6rer bielten Qnipru6en, po=
rim barouf ltngsoeutst puroe, baB bic
gcQ'tredurg res llrtbeils Elm Sdldg
gs9cn organlfirte Qrbeit iein piirbs.
3um Stlub tpuroe cine Dem 3fpede
entiprehenbe Reiolution pnHirt, bon
Der benz YrQIioenten Soft, benz Som
greb unn Der prefie bes 2dnoes cine
Gbi6rift 5uQeianbt perben ioQ.
Wdhreno Der YerIammlung tpuroen
bic 4npeienben burh QieDerpDrtrGge
bes Geutidslln9ariihen 2lrbsiters
Wanner6ors unter6dlten.
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I'm Cincinnati
Sleibt bas @cidyGft Der ausgcbranu-
ten So. SbDc Gumpaup.

Die 9efiirdtuug, bag Ole SD.
Sboe Gpmpanp, beren Gtabltiement
bel Der 5euersbrunIt an Der Sycamore
Strabe total 3sritort tpuroe, ibr 9e@
i6dit nah Dem Often DerIegen uno
Cincinnati baourh cine beoeutenoe 5as
brit Derlieren tpiirps, 1T ieit SamItag
beIeitiqt. 9unt bes ensrgiIhsn Gin
grsifens bes Serrn 5rant Selmers, oes
prdIibentsn bes Sbos G 2eutbsr Club,
geldng ss, Die Serren %. M. 8late
uno u. 6. Bern, prdToent, rsIp. 8t@
seprdiioent Der a.sS. Shoe G0mpunp,
gu bepegen, tire Qbiitt. nud bem
Often iiberSuiisoeln. auT3ugeben uno
bas 9eItdft nit ullem 3ubehOr an bic
Selmerssgettmdn Gpmpanp 81 oertdus
fen, bic aud iofort alls friiberen Nngez
itelIten Der a.zS. 5boe Company be-
ihGFtiaen uno periu9en pirb, 8eitels
lungsn i'm getrage bon S150,O00, mel
6e bisislbs opr Dem Jsuer on Sano
bate, usSufiihrsn.
en- oieIer 8erbinbuu9 1T es niht uns
intereFant, gu srfahr.n, bub bic Sd
Shoe gompunp strpu $85 900 uno Oh
ga6iq Shoe Gompaup, tpelhs sbenfalIs
dusbrannte, $4,000 uIs S6doener'
Ias bon osn perihisoensn 8eriihs
rune8z GeIeqI6afteu srhulten baben, Il
oub Der tbatiddIihe 8srluIt Der leste'
rem 7Tirmu nur etpa $11,O00 beirIgt
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srapbifd S9leppoanpfer berbeissru,
fsn ipiroen, fptlhs ben Dunpfer riad
Doper brahten.
griten unb 2iirten geras
tbeR anetnanber.
Jranffurt a. M., %. San. -
Wie Der .Jrantfurter 3eitung" aus
fontdntinopel ssmeloet fpiro, fam es
in Dubuna, i'm inbiIhsn Cseon, su eis
mem blutiaen 3uidmmsnitoB srpiid.n
britiihtn Wiatroisn unb 3iirten. Ders
ihiebene Der Matrpfen fpurben get0os
ist uno bic Gngtdnbsr iotIen, Der De-
psidR 5ufolse, Damn Duhupa bombar.
oirt hdben.
gantnoten 1dtfher ers
nii9t.
Seranton, ga, %. San. - sSn
9aplor, In Der gl1be bon bier gelsg.n.
purosn sipei 9aninotenidlfher ers
ipifbt, auf bic BON Seiten Der @unoess
bsb0rben ihon felt gsroum.r 3eit gea
fabnbet iporoen mar. Die 0erbaftsien
iinb gdrteli guelic unn 9etri piertro,
Die anettlaet iinp, 3ebnsD Dollar sWotsn
nahe.maht su babeu. Sie ipuroen
nsrbaftet, nahoem iie in Deridieoenen
2dben iIsine ginidufe seniaht unb in
ieoem 5afIs Elm $40 Guliifiiat untsrss.
braht hdtten. Mn ben gerbdftetsn
puros fir $500 Gaihgelb sefunpsn.
SeIb bitmOrb ooer unfafP
Qiptrpool, 22. Sanuar. Der
aapitdn bes Gampf.rs .M.santic"
Der BON Rem Dori bier .ine.!roffsn 1T,
berihtet, bab am ooriesn 0isniias Elm
pafdgier Ramens Ufartin WdlTb ents
ipeosr iiber 9oro iprang ober iib:r
9orb fiei. Der Dampfer fpuroe fir bic
3au.r elmer balbsn Gtunbe ansebals
ten, ab.r Walib ,onnts niht sefuno,n
ueroeH.
prosreffipe qdbmung une
aeblid beilbar.
gDien, %. gan. Hoh oreiidbrts
gem erperimsntiren III es profsRor
Wagner pom sSourtss bon Der Wiener
ilniperjitdt Iein.r 9ebauptuns nah &c.
luneen, BON 1900 paiienien. bic on
flrtihreitenber 2dbmung iiiten. %
pro3.nt bur6 Ginipribung nit aoh.
it,em 1ubertulin polliidnbp 3u beilen.
81. aranibeit saIt iotpei. als unbsil'
bar.
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6pFeriib
sss,eil Nuttcr ibr SuriuMrTe ipegen ibs
res ipateu 3ad)baniefummens
mad)te.

Die 16 Sabre alts GDu 2atbom, eli
ne WGrterin bon Ro. 327 gD. z. CTR,
puroe seftern MOrgen segen 3 llbr,
uls lie BON i6rem 9erehrer Surrp
Gougblin beimaebrnht fpuroe, bon ibz
rsr Wutter nit bsftigen 9ortpiirfen
tpsssn ibrss ipdtsn 4a6bauietommsns
empfungen. Dus jungs WGo4en rsgts
ii6 uber bic 3urehttTiiuns 10 auf,
baB Iie in Weintrdmpfe perfiel nno
bpiteriih purpe. sic i6rie uno tobte
uno mubte ihlisBli6 in einem patrolz
tpdesn nah benz SoIpital eebraht
tpsroen, mo lie iid jebo6 nod tur5er
3eit iotpeit srboIts. buB iie heimsez
brucht fperpen tpnnte.
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Rerioxal'TotiSeH.

Sm 4Iter bon So Sa9rtn iii ssitsrn
in ieinsr Wobnuug, No. 235S Goncoro
Strdbs, Dalnut 5ius, Der 4nitreiders
msiitsr 5err Seurp 5iider aus
osm 2ebsn seftieotn. Der 8eritorbene,
fpelGer Ieit 80 Sabren bier anIdiIig
uub ieines bisosren DeieHs tpe9en at
ssmein bsliebt mar, fannie aus 5siz
iensDdrmftubt, no sr Dor Isiner @uss
panbsruRg ala llnteroffi3icr in Der
armss ssbisnt bate. Gr binterldBt
sfpei S0bne unb 5lpei 5ohter. Die Be
srnigung finbet moreen Rdhmittag uul
2 llhr pom Srausrbduie aus Itatt uno
bic gsiisBung srfoIst uuf bsm Seut.
ihsn qrotsituntiIhen Jcieo9oie auf
Walnut Sius.
6rdu 9 opbia Suber III ssitern
ibrsn ainoern uuo gufsln burn ben
5oo sntriiIsn norbeu. Sic tam idon
i'm pOrgeriitten utter, I'M Sabre 1884,
aus Der baoil6en Seimatb nah 4mez
rita, nm Bel ibrsu Giuoern ihre lesten
aebsnsiahre in Rube uno Grisoen gu
b.Ihlisbsn. Die Greiiin lpohnts BEL
ihrem Sohn 5srrn Spiepb Suber, Ro.
1876 granopiep 4penus, in ben asns
tudp 6isblanps, hinisr HsDport, uno
bort I6loB iis ihre glugsu gum eipigen
Shlummsr. Die geeroi9ung flnoet
am Dien'tag Uloresn pom Srausrs
bduie aus itatt. ipprauf in Der Ct. Ste
phanus airte in Rstpport elm feisrIis
Dies Rsquism Selebrirt piro.
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9lmsldnoiid)c Nabribten.

Die Glteiten SO 0 bn fGtteu
bon Gn9ldnb. IS erregt in tpeiten
8reiIen gnslanos, bic Der beimii6en
8ei6ihte unb ardGolosie Srtereiie
eutse9enbrinsen, groBe Gntriiitung.
bab bic dlteiteu meuihli6en g(nIieos
lungeu, bic Iih nod in 9roBbritannien
finoen, nunmsbr Der 3eritorune ans
beinfalen. lln5peifslbaft iino bic
Relte bon WobnI.Gtten,I bic ith uuf
sinsm boben, iteilsn JsIien on berHiiIts
bon gornarponfbire befinben, bic dI>
teite Stuotaulase, Die nod bon Der
teltiIhen llrseit oes 2anDes aunos
gisbt. g8ie i'm ,4merican Waga5ine"
ausoefiibrt tpiro, patiert man pieGnta
itebune nisier uraltebrrpiirbigen gliea
berlaHuna bis 5um Sabre 500 b. Gbr.
5uriid, als nod bic furhtbarsngrGus
ae unb bic Wsaht Der 9ruiten in po!z
ler 9eltung paren unb ipeber rbnlis
fhe 9lnsreifer nod triItlihe WiHio>
mare ins 2anb eineeorunseu poren.
0ieie oltbritiibe Stabt lit duf ben
0oben oes penmaenmdtpr 0ebirges
onseIsst. elmer bobeu 9runitudiIe IN
Roropales; lie befinbet iid auf einem
fteil BON Der Aiiite 1900 SUB bod IN
bic SObe rdgenoen 5elien, Der benRas
men grai4zpzDinas, b. B. rQrm bes
Gebirges1, fiibrt. 60 erbebt iib bic
alte aeltenburs in eroBurtis male
rider Gage bod iiber allen fpdteren
aniieolunsen tn einiamsr 5Dbe unb
behrriht sebietenb oas ean5e 2anb.
4ber bic 5erit0renbe Maht pes mpoerz
nen 2ebtns naet auh an ben Wuroeln
oes alien Druioentaftells unb tpirn es
baln seitiirst haben. Cine Geieuidoft
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G4iHSaahriAte ten.

Nenyorf, p, Sanuar. ang.toms
men: .Moitte". Don 6omburs; .2aus
rentieA, pon aiDsrpool.
6aIifar, 22. Sonuar. anse..
~6eiperian1, bon 2ioerpool. 9ibgeg.
.Monte3umo". nah gonbon.
Ooper, %. San. 4nsetommen:
~prefibent 2ineoIn", BON Weip Yort
nah 6umburs. abgsfabren: -Ginlaub" ,
nan Hetu yort.
Queensto ip n, %. San. 4beeg.
-Wauretonid1, nah Rem Uori; ~9ras
bic, na6 Rem Dort.
6apre. %. San. abgefabren:
~Gbisoso1. nnd Reip Dort.
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Mmfrdummngsarbeitett
Nn ben Sriimmern oes Sauoelsfam-
mersebaToes uorlanfis eiugeitellt.
Geid)e bes Waidjiniiten 1rco. Selm
gcitcrn Worgen fnrs nad 3
llbr gebprgen.

Die 2ei6e bes leBten SpIers Der
5anbelstammer aatuitropbe Duroe
geItern Morsen tur3 nah 3 ubr untsr
ben Iriimmern gefunben unb geborgeil.
George Delib unb Sad gola6dn,
3tpei Der nit ben Nufrdumunqsarbeiz
ten beihdftigten Rdnner, ftieben III
elmer, etipa 20 SUP peitli6 bon gins
Strdbe uno Is Sub bon bsm pldbe,
an tpel6sm Die Gei6e bes Gbarles
Sibbalb sefunoen tporben mar, in
bem Stbutt auf sinen treidsn 6sgsnz
itunb. pel6er ii6 bel ndbersr Inter
Iuhung als elm meni6liher SUB 6erz
ausitsQts. Der Borarbeiter Games
Gain tpurbe iofort benahriAtt9t unD
ein pdtrolnagen requirirt. Ra9 etz
pa balbitiinoiger Qrbeit nurbe Die
Geihe untsr ben Ihtperen Stablbulten
uno Steinbl0den berausge9ru6eu unb
nah Der WorBue gsbru4t, no Der 2oo@
te an Istner &leiDung als Jrso. Selln,
Wlaf6iniit bes 5anoelstammsrgebduz
oes ibentifi3irt purbe. Die 2lngsb0rts
gen fpurben bendhridttgt uno bic 2eis
6e puros Dem geiiatter SObR S. Raz
oel, Wo. 652 State glbe.. iibergebsu.
Selm, Dslher perheirathet mar unD
Wittrpe uno Sinber binterldBt, tpohnte
gto. 1904 U}cUidsn Npenue. Die 2eis
DE ipuroe nut oem 5rauerbouis gez
braht. Der Shdoel oes unglitlihen
Wannes mar Sertrunmert, Der SruItz
taIten eingebriitt unb fat ieoer anoz
den gebrphen tporben.
Sein COB muB Elm augenblidliher
estpeIen Iein. 2n oem 5ooten, fpel6er
Ietne 4rbeitstleioer truL puroen s.
in 9aar uno 8tpsi S9liiFeI porgsfunz
BEN. Die gprbsreitungsn fir bas Be-
grGbnib. tpslfles bonn 5rdusrhauie
Gus itattfinoen piro, itHo nod ntft
beenoet tporben.
Ho9bsm Die 2eiten fdmmtIiaer
iehs Bel oem Geusr pss 5anoelstam>
msr~0ebdubes ums 2eben getommenen
perionen geboraeu fporben iparen,
tourosn bic Quirdumungsdrbeitsn DOR.
lcufig eiueeiteQt. GieIeI6en peroen
niht cher pis0er dufgsnommen tperoen,
tig Die 5an6eIstdmmer entidieben bat,
iids nit osm 8ebduoe oeIhsben ioa.
Die isit benz grunoe I'M bus GebGuoe
pofirien polissimannidaiteu fpuroer
abberufen. Die 0ine StraBe, bic Sci
tenrpegs um pas San0elstdmmsrs0e
bdubs iofpis Die Batter 2llIsp iperoer
pon griimmeru uno Sdutt gerGumt
unb Der StraBsHbahn. uno Jubrpertss
ptrtehr tperosn nieoer in Der gelpohns
ten Wetis uufgenommen Usroen.
Dds geerdbrIb beg bel Der Gatus
Ttropbs ums 2eben sstommsnen rgn'
quirer". ".Rsportsrs Gsorgs !. 6apmaH
ipiro beute Ruhmittag um 2 llbr BON
2rduerbaufe, go. 34O5 Clifton Qpe=
nue., Gus itattfinben. Die Srausrs
iei.r fiHbst in Der Gapsae oss
Spring 9rope 15risobofss, auf
tpsldsm bic gsiIeBung eriolg.n ipiro.
| itatt. qls 9abrtub.rGser psroen Jun.
| qiren bic Reporter Rpbert 6arris,
Dan. 2lusn, 9eorge 5opIsr. Gem 5et
uno u. jHrit. iopie SiIfspoli5eigss
ri6tseIert 6arrp Sunooer uno Die 5ers
ren Robert 5rauten uno Sen. Dup
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Jemer.

- gus umbetannter llrIahs fam
ceftern Rahmitias turs Dor 6 llhr urs
.er benz 2aoentiih i'm poroeren Ibetle
res 9roeernlpaarenssihGfts Ron 2outs
gt. Stsinbers, no. 615 groaopap. elm
1euer gum Nusbruh, tpelhes. als IS
BON ben poli3iiten Rennclos unb
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Qlarm bon aaiten SO. 38 brahte bic
5euerfpebr our Stelle uno bic 5ldm-
men fpurosn in tur3er 3eit selDidt.
Der gronoT4dbsn bel6uft iid5 auf ca.
$4,000 unb 1T pur4 geriiderung &c.
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