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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

The community blames a railroad-and
rightly-when IL fails TO take the proper
precautionary measures to prevent acci-
dents. Yet the community itself permits
hundreds Of thousands Of persons TO die
every year from preventable diseases. Tx
perts have computed that the expenditure
of a few dollars FOR each person would
enable American city to get rid OF
most of the mortality from infections.
Now one reason why this waste OF life
continues. for IL is a waste of life, Is be-
cause people don't know the possibilities
of prevention. The crank finds II easier
10 get hearing than the scientific medi-
cal man. The average person is apt to
pay more attention to what a neighbor
says than to the advice OF a competent
physician.
smallpox, while Germany has eliminated
the disease In America public sentiment
has not yet reached stage where vacci-
nation IS compulsory In Germany every
baby must be observation-disclosures city
Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

When 1 set the table, put place OPP
posite mine and pretended 1t was for
Luke But now
placer"
Yes, Joe.''
And Vere,'' he continued summon
ing all his fortitude may I always
have that place-with you?''
Hearts won. He read her answer in
her eyes.-(Copyright 1872 by Associ-
ated Literary Press.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Dave Leahy says that Governor
Stubs is in such great demand for
speeches in the east that he may not
be home for a week. 1t is to be hoped
that these speeches will be more effec-
tive and convincing than were those he
delivered in the campaigns incident TO
the special congressional elections in
the Second and Seventh districts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Guatemala puts in bid for a place
of distinction in the great universal
peace parade. She has purchased two
armored rotor cars. and thereby pos
sesses the only engines of war of this
sort in the whole world. All the other
nations. though, viii soon fall in line in
this particular. They are perfect glut-
tons for every new and more terribly
effective weapon of war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

All of the plutoerats in these United
States are not in the eastern section of
the country by any manner of means.
In fact there is one right here in To-
peka. With fresh, ripe peaches at $500
a dozen. he actually purchased six Of
them and naid cash
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.


Itrom the New YORK FFeGa-I
It's safer to be crazy than to think
everybody else is.
1t takes lots of people lifetime 20
make up their mind to speak the truth.
A man can feel so blue over losing
bank note that II won't worry him a bit
to lose his reputation.
As soon as a man finds he can never
make anything come out the way ne
wants It he becomes optfmfst SO as
not to feel too bad about IT,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Compared with the size of its receipts
and expenditures, the governments de-
felt for the current fiscal year of about
so 100000 is of the same relative pro-
portions as would be a deficit of 80
in the financial affairs of the ordinary
wa ge-v worker
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Lima Cavalier undoubtedly wears her
heart pinned on her sleeve. No sooner
had she gotten rid of Artist Chandler
and annexed a large wad of his coin
.-an she began to pave the way for a
matrimonial alliance with a French
tenor answering to the name of Mura-
tore. Maybe Muratore also has an ex-
fensive bank roll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Deposits in the state banks Of Kan
sa- almost amount to $10OO 900. And
prospects We're never better for a
bumper wheat crop and bumper crops
of all varieties. Glory, Glory, Halle
IY1fahf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Nor was the earthquake shock which
visited Alaska recently of sufficient
force to shake loose the coal deposits
from the grip of the over-enthusiastic
conservationists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

New York City's public debt of more
than one billion dollars doesn't loom ND
so large when it is coupled with the
other fact that the annual income of
the town approximates a half billion
dollars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

Perhaps that lamb who lost 800, 600
in Wall street wasn't so far wrong in
his idea that the house of Morgan was
responsible for it. J. Pierpont Morgan
& Co. and Wall street are being looked
upon as almost SYNONYMOUS terms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

That presidential primary ballot in
Nebra ska will be of the proportions Of
8 nine-foot bed-sheet, if they keep On
adding the names of presidential can
didates to it at the rate that has pre-
vailed lately
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED Pf2Ef1s

One or two more revolutionary up
rising in Mexico and there won't be
enough left of Juarez to entitle it to a
place on the man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

bull that managed to get on the
roof of a five-story dwelling house in
London created even more consterna-
ton and excitement than had he work
ed out in a china shop
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03
A SATURDAY SERMON.

The way of the fool is right in his own
eyes: but he that hearkeneth to counsel
is wise Proverbs XII !: Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

But the fact that the bull remained
on the roof until he received the well
cinch the British Boobies dropped
enough haiches to make a ladder.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

I've worn this hat now for twelve
years. "Impossiblei 1t looks as good As
new Well, I've changed # once OF
twice during that time.'-Fliegende
Blaetter.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
THOROFARE.

The meetings last week were con-
Quoted by the Rev. J r. Richardson,
pastor, and the Rev. Isaac l.. Fowler.
The latter preached an excellent re-
yival sermon good enough for any
time on Thursday night. Some dis
|tinguished divines from other church
es have promised to be with us this
week and next, and help the good
work on.
The w. G.. T. U. held the usual
monthly meeting on last Wednesday
afternoon. The president, Mrs. Rach-
lei L. Wilkins opened the meeting and
the secretary, Mrs. Emma Wilkins,
read the minutes of the last meeting.
Several interesting readings were CIV
en- by different ladies'. Notwithstand-
ing the number present the room was
not crowded. A crowd is hoped for
at the next meeting.
The fire company extend warmest
thanks to Mr.. Frank Lyster for the
beautiful cornices to go over the
large doors of the fire house so gem
erously donated by him.
The young people are enjoying inn
mensely the skating on the Wilkins
pUuu. uGy WISH u t4dHh MI. w IL
kins for the use of the pond, and the
weather bureau for the ice SO oppor-
tunely bestowed.
The Misses Harriet Carpenter and
Ella Carter were over Sunday guests
of Miss Margaret p. Gibbs last week.
Miss Mae Gibbs has been spending
over a week with Miss Mamie Harri-
gan in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William R. Gibbs visited Mrs
Lizzie Barnes in Philadelphia, last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hhos. w. Gibbs
moved last week from National Part
into their own house in Thorofare.
The Literary and Dramatic Club
promises to meet a. long felt want in
Thorofare. Already quite a large
number are enrolled as members and
a drama is in preparation for next
month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard who has
been severely ill with scarlet fever,
is once Rore convalescent.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
HURFFV1LLE,

Albert NJ. Hurff had his wagon
broken on Tuesday when his horse
slipped and fell on the ice.
There was a meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary and the Official Board of
the M. e. Church at the parsonage
on Wednesday evening.
Some of the farmers will fill the
ice house at the pond collectively
Lewis A. Atkinson is demolishing
the old tenant houses on his farm
Work of extending Holly ave-, East
Pitman, to the stone road in this
township has been held up on account
OF, the cold weather. Some think that
bridge at this crossing is not neces-
sary but that a culvert would be suf-
ficient and more plausible.
J. P.l Turner, the feed merchant,
has rented the grist mill for another
year.
We understand that Grover Hurff
will not occupy Harry Johnson's farm
the coming season.
In the Sunday school contest the
side headed by Rev. Fl. =. Conover
were successful last Sunday.
The Grange had installation of Off
GERS last Saturday night after which
there was a sumptuous oyster supper.
Walton H. Chew's new and COM
modious barn has been completed
Everybody will want to attend the
large combination sale at q. y. Dav-
enport's on Saturday, Jan. 20.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
SWEDESBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Shepherd of
Haddon Heights, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Shepherd.
MIR. and Mrs. F. e. Vandersloot
and daughter, Miss Margaret have
been the guests of relatives in Balti-
more
Mrs. Clarence Nixon and little
daughter Elma, who have been spend
ing few days with their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Batten, return
ed to their home in Millville Sunday
evening.
Miss Verna Evan has been visiting
Miss Mary Harvey in Philadelphia.
/ Mayor William R. Stone and wife
have been entertaining their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mills, of
Philadelphia
Mrs. Jacob S. Ware spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Bridgeton where
her husband is engaged in a glass
factory.
Mrs. William A Homan and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, have been spending a
few days with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Joseph Eastlact, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Eastlack, was operated
on for adenoids of the nose and
throat, in the Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia, on Saturday. He re-
turned home on Monday.
Mrs. William Batten has been
spending few days with relatives
at Hammonton.
Miss Anna Stone, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis in DR..
Prices private hospital recently, is
improving nicely, and a speedy re-
covery seems assured.
The thermometer reached the zero
mark in Swedesboro Monday morn
ing.
At the annual meeting for the elec-
ton of officers of the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday School the following
were elected: Superintendent, George
w. Hannold; assistant, Harry B.
Shoch; secretary, =. Smith Shoemak-
er; assistant, Horace Hanson; treas
urer, Harry w. Souder.
Mrs. Emma Locke and son, Charles,
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Shute, at Pedrick-
town.
turned to their homes for the win
ter, but all are looking forward to
tsscompletion when spring shall have
come.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the M. e. Church, was held at the
close of the prayer service on We'd
nesday evening last.
| Mr.. Solomon Dobbs, OF Gloucester
City, is spending some time with his
son, Albert Dobbs, at Mt. Royal.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
POULTRY

first mortgage; farm or village property.
D. 8. PANCoAST, pitman, N. !. s-12-tf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
CROSS KEYS.

Miss Ethel Burroughs is visiting
her sister, Mrs Frank DeHaven, at
Wayne, Pa.
A small child of Mr.. and Mrs E.
Clark died last Sunday morning. Fu-
neral services were held this Wednes-
day from the parents residence. In
terment in the cemetery here.
The physical condition of Miss FL
sic Duncan has not been good for the
past few days.
The second sale of the late ]. L.
Pease last week was largely attended
dand things brought nearly the same
as the first sale only about six dollars
difference
Mrs. J. L.. Pease moved to this
place on Wednesday,
G.E. Tombleson purchased several
cows for his dairy business at the
public sale of the late J. L. Pease.
The public sale of timber of Jacob
Jones last week was well attended,
and averaged about S21 an acre.
Elmer Champion has discontinued
running his truck wagon for the pres
ent.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
z. USINGER
JOSEPH C. TIMBERMAN

0NTRACTOR and BUILDER
a speciality made Of Hardwsed Fleers.
Saep at Hendry's Court Woodbury..
1ebbing speciality Bell Phone 1O0-Y.
Residence On Mantua Avenue
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
Life

Life is calculation The happy man
Is ne whose ejaculation Ii correct. =
Ssiopps
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
TURNERyIILE.

The last Quarterly Conference was
held in the new parsonage on last
Thursday evening, and there was a
unanimous vote for the return of our
pastor, Rev. Clarence Berry.
Mrs. John Magee, of Blackwood,
spent Wednesday as the guest of the
Misses Burke
/Mr. Benjamin Bachelor, a life long
resident of our town, died on last Sat
urday and was buried here on We'd
nesday morning. We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his daughter,
Reba, who was kind, watchful and
patient over him through his linger-
ing weeks of illness, and it may we'll
be said of her She hath done what
she could"
Rev. Clarence Berry spent Monday
in Camden and Philadelphia
Miss Edna Irwin and Mrs. w. G..
Watson attended the funeral of their
uncle Mark B. Nicholson, in Camden
on Monday.
Some of our people began filing
their ice houses on Monday with 5
Inch ice. 80
We think our young boys should
take warning from Albert Thomas,
who broke through the ice twice last
week, and know if it is safe or not
but there is something else equally
as important that we wish to ask a
certain young man. Isn't the longest
way around the safest way homer
and wouldn't it be as we'll if he ex-
poets to take the nearest course to
leave the. lantern home?"
Our pastor has two very interesting
subjects to talk from on next Sunday.
Our congregations have been good,
Notwithstanding the cold or inclement
weather. and we hope they will con-
tinue throughout the year.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-11
United States Bank
Examiners

Go carefully over the con-
ditions of this bank at differ
ent intervals.
Depositors interests are
protected first, before any
body or anything else.
The continued growth of
this bank is TIE best possible
evidence that we treat all
patrons with courtesy, and
extend to them every facility
to be found in a modern
banking institution.
Your account will be wei
come here.
81 per cent interest in our
Interest Department, COM
pounded twice each year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-05
zdl,ueiser WsdnnerdIpr.
Serr &. &. @rpIe sum Ghrenmit'
aIIeo ernannf.

Sn Der asitrigen 8sriammIun9 oes
cbieen WdaRerhors, in tpslbsr Serr
Otto 4nnsr ben 0oriiB unb Serr
Sulius Wapsr od5 prototou fubrts.
ipuroe Der GrsVrdfibsnt uno jsBtgs
5inuu3ietrstdr, 9err 6. 6. 8rofie in
4RsrtsnHuns ieiutr, Dem 9srstn gsIeis
Iteten Disnfte sinitimmie gum @hren=
mitaliso ertpdbIt. Ssrr glnnsr iiber=
rsitte benz TO Gssbrten bas 9iplom
nit elmer kr5liheH aniprahe. fpprauf
6err grohe in ebenIolher Beile lei.
nsH SaRt abitattste.
0srr Sobn gerteIe ipuroe als paIz
Iipss Witalieo aufgenpmmen. 4n Der
sgeitIittsit bes Shpeiasr 0ansnber
ems, Die am Is. sSebruar b. s. i'm
uSlpiB gdiinp", Is. uno Bremen
Ctr, ituttfineet. forpi. on berienissn
oes BGder Geidnspereins am "A. Sc
brudr in Der Central 1urnbalis, fpirb
fih Der gerein rin corpore" betbeili=
gen. aluf ote giulaouns oes idpSbis
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,,Nisbt Cml'' Gar
Sd,anplaB eiuer Steferei 5iuiideu
Siuei Yaiiasieren.

Die gdiiagitre elmer pon Hepport
tummenben .RisbtzOpl" Gar purosu
geitsrn Wtorgen 4 llhr in grobe aufs
reguHg oeriest, a!s Der "a Sabre aIts
3igarrenarbeiter gbas. Dapis, Don
go. 425 Of 3. Strabe, ipGbrsnD Der
Jabrt NIT sinem unbetannten Wdnn
In Streit aeristb. RAD tursem Worts
tre6fel fam Is 3u 5bdtlihteit.n uno
bepor Wotormann unb Rornutteur
einiprinaeu tonntsn bate Der llnbs.
fnHnte Elm MeHer ee5osen uno Isinem
gsgnsr mebrers Stidpunoen am
Rntsn uno on Der ShuIisr beige
braht uRo mar bon Der gar geiprunz
aen uno in Der Suntelbeit perihtpuns
ben. Ter Motormann brdrbte bic Gar
Dor Der stpeit.H Tiltrittsftltion gum
6alten uno iib.rgab ben 8erpunoeisn
Der poIi5ei. Dopis iuuroe unter Der
Qntluse oes unfugs aebuht uno To-
p1nn in 4utos gatrol 2 nuh oem i.dos
tiIhen 6oipital gebraht. no ftine
@unbeu fiir unsefdhrliH befunbsn
tpuYOsn
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p(attosutfde OOge(f6eit,n.gsfeGl6u
Ter jiiugite aonia5baa pnr elm gru,
Fer GrfuIg.

Die geItrigc @criammllrtQ Der
Glottoiitsfen GogcIidciten @eeIss
tlp, lueIhe inter Deln Boriib Don
&,errn 2ouis guienleier lmo scr
Sdrtftfubrunq oe3 Serru Tgnag
RDiic2 ir DER IrbeiterbalIe itattfano,
Crirel:te i'd eines altBerorocutIih Itar.
fen 4elades. Serr &crrp Totler
Durhc ais Witqlie0 in oelr &ereiR
auigenonruteu uno &err 6enrn Sen.
ringbatc ais ioItrs in gorihIag &C.
brnht. Ter pprIdufioe gcrift oes
Boritnn6es iiber BEN iilnaitcn A0nig5s
9ul Ialltcte atbercrhentilh giinitig.
Ter NeiHcrtrag Der s5cItIiffcit 6c.
lunft lid, in run6er SlarmC uuf $3.50.
Mis- Gelegaten mir ben StahtUerbanb
lpuroen errpdbIt bic 6erren Spbr
&ilp lmo 4enrp grottlnJ; nls Stea'
pertrcter Die 6errcn Geo. Eoppe lmo
,Sohu Gngeln. Ter Shotmeiitcr
uuroe augdpicicn, bic Ropfitcuer an
Den Staotoerbana 5u entriftcn. Iie
Ginnabmcn OH geitrdgeu bclIeTcn lid
aui SG9.65.
Rah ser Situng fono cine urge
mi,thIidIe Rudfeier oe3 aoniq5.gallS
itatt, bet weider 4Annpernitel nit
plottoe,ltidrr W}Cttuurit uno eoler
@eriteuiait Die 9GuptroIle ipielten.
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0asbergiftuna.
@alter Srncnfe iudl,renS Der NadDt
BON Bdsoaniten iiber,uGltigt.

Watter 8rusnts, 40 Sabre aft.
ipobnbaft Ro. 2911 WeItern 4Nnu.,
tpurbs gsItern Morgen tur5 mad 8
llhr in bem 8drbierlaoen feines 9rus
bers, 30. 2199 0sitern Qpsnus, Be-
tpuBtIos auf bem 5ubbooen lieeerb,
aufssfunosn. or puroe Tdleunigit in
patrolnagsr 5 nah osm itdotiIhen
5ofpitdl qebrat)t. no Isiu 3uftdno
als becenttih beBeihnst purbe Die
gemiihuneen Der 4srsts. ben pdtiens
ten ms gepubtisin 3uriidsurufen, srs
psisn iid dls erfolslos. Cine Inter
Iutuna srgab, pab Grusnts, nelter in
benz 6intsr3immsr bts 9arbierlaoens
al fhlafen pflests, Don ben Diinit.n
bes nidt nit elmer ab3ugsporriftung
perI.benen Gasofens iibsrDdltigt
ipprDen mar.
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&nit I'M @eiteuo oroRe Gntrnituun
berpOr.

unter ihperer 2lntlage ipurbs gez
tern gCbtno Der 38 Sabre aIte Sobn
Goiu, BON 9eit uno Depot Strube,
bon Sergeaut WoIIefer an Der Gte
Der s. unb 5tate Npenue perbaftet
Der Uaaun pirb beIhulbigt, einen
triminetIen angriff ouf bic IA Sabre
aIte 4bbp Weit, tpelhe nit ibrer Wlutz
ter uno ibrem Stiefpater in benz
Sau'e go. 656 Carr Strabe tpobnt,
periuht gu baben. Coin bate geitsrn
Rahmittag ben Stiefpater oes Ginz
oas bsiu1t unb bat turS Dor 7 llhr
ben QeBtsren, 4bbp nit ibm uah elmer
bsnahbarter 8rocsrp geben 81 luTen,
tpo er bic n0tbigsu Gier fir einen
.Gqgnog" taufeu poIts. Su benz
ountlen 5ausfIur psriutte Der Bur-
ite Johann oas niebsrtrG6tiss 2lttens
tat. 3as Sino Itisb sinen 6ilferuf
aus, tporauf Goin tbm einen Sdla9 in
bus Geiit)t perisste uno es nit benz
9obe hproAts.
Sn oisism Quesnblit fpuroe Elm
9aTaut auf ben 9Organg aufmerts
fam, porauf goin oou ieiuem uisoerz
trGttiaen 9prhabeu 4bitauo na6m
uno entIIOb. Der Stiefpater oes Wdo=
6eng fab ibn oaoonluufen, obne iebph
ben 3uIommenban9 5u tennen. als
er BON benz Ittentat in 8euntniB ges
iebt tpuroe, elite sr pem 5llehenben
nab, tpeiher ihliebIid auf cine Gar
Iprang. Der StieTDater folgte ihm
uno iibergab ihn en- oerGde Der 8. uno
Stqte 4penue benz Ssrgsanten MOL
fefer. 2lbbn mar mittlsrpeile in Die
sltsrli6e Wobnung 9etragsn uuo bon
bort Hnh benz oofptta! 9ebrd6t
fporben. Dds 9eriiht pon bem
4ttertat perbrsltste Iit NIT 9Iisesz
i1nelIe i'm WsIteno unb in turs
ser 3eit hatten fih cine 4n3abl entz
riiiteter MGnner por bem 6auie dnge~
idmmelt, pelhe Der 2lnftft tporen,
oaB Der Shurte iit nod in bsu,iels
ben aufbalte. 4Is iih berausitellte,
oaB perIelbe in Der 9rice 6iQ gOlisei>
itation einseiperrt lei, 5eritrsute iih
bic Wenos.
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orbeiten. 2ebtere fpurbsn our6 bie
bittere Gdlte unD Das ginfrieren meb-
rerer 6bordnten Ihper behnoert,
trpBbem gelang es na6J ctn einItiin.
oiger 2lrbeit Das 5eusr unter Hon~
trolIe gu brihJen, letoer jeood n,ft,
bepor bic 5lamu1en auf bic ir 3psiteu
stodpert gelsgene Gobnung Des
&errn Wtar 9asr I5trgelprungen ma
rem. au6 bas DadgsIdob uno Die
Suppel beg Gebduoes Ipurosn, tpenn
auh nur leitt, teId6b;g:.
Seueripearmdln ROB. G5lcetbs Don
Ger Guboit.g1e Der 0of6arrp un0
5umbolDt Qpsfue oI;b. ais er cine
eis6eoedte 2eiter emporItieg, aug unp
ltiir3ts aus elmer 60be BON % SUB ub,
obgleib iih mehrere aameraben Die
bentbar grOBts W}iibe gaben, i'm aufs
Srfangen. Gr 5og Iid cine 9erituu.
dung bes redten BuBqeLents iopie jez
ttnfdqs aud innere Berletungen AT.
gtahDem er BON einem in Der Rdbe
iDobnenben Qr3te perbunoeu noroen
mar, tpurbe Der gerungIijdte beimge.
braht.
Die fStats Der 5amiIien Sotot ROt6
uno Wm. Moore brannten DpGItdnbi1
uus uno Die pertbboaen Ginrihtuagen,
p0bel unb anDeren GffeHen purben
9critort. Tds gebdube miro auber
Ten qendnnten ned oon fo!9enoen ga
milien hepobnt: s. 8. Ro6inior,
Jof. Barter uno q2ite Spere. glQe
purben bur6 Gau6 uno Waiier mebr
Coer tueniQer Ifner in W}itleiDenidnft
qe3ogen Ter GsiammtzgrdnoI6aoen
pirb. pie oeiugt, auf ctpa $4,000
a6gefhdst uno 1T nur tbsilpeiie hrrn
9srilderung gsoeft. Gas 6sb6uos
ftIbit puroe burh NE grpIoiion unp
oas Seusr ftnsr befh1 12iqt.
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