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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
The Ohio Floods.

The people who live in the flood dis
trict of Ohio, particularly those who live
in Dayton, have the sympathy of the
nation. This sympathy already is TAX
ing definite and practical form in the
shape OF relief and rescue work for those
in peril of death from drowning or star
walton. The forces of nature cannot be
controlled by man when devastation en-
tiers large field, but all that can be
done to alleviate suffering may be de-
pended upon. The governor of Ohio is
alert to the situation and can nave aid
from all over the country if he asks it,.
We do not know the extent of the de-
struction caused by the tornadoes of last
Sunday and the floods now raging, but
there can be no doubt that a large ares
in the middle west Is affected. II this
trouble had occurred in the summer,
when crops were growing. the economic
effect of the ruin would be felt all over
the nation. and as it is the effect may be
felt outside the sthickea area. We
ran only hope that reports have been
exaggerated and that the trouble viii
soon subside. We can depend upon in
iomitable American courage 20 restore
normal conditions.
Far from the field OF distress. We in
n Boston probably only half realize how
,ad conditions are. This part OF the
'ountry is so rarely visited by earth
luakes. foods. or tornadoes. that our inn
igination is slow to picture catastroPhss
uch a. have visited other cities. for IN
tanie. San Francisco and Gasveston. We
hOuld be thankful for our immunity and
" the same token be all the more ready |
o render aid, II the call comes.-loston
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
MISSIONARIES LAUD
WILSON'S CHINA PLAN
They Believe That Both Republics Will
Beneft--Want John R. Mott
to Accept the Post.

Washington, March 2s.-A number OF
missionaries to China called on -.
dent Wilson yesterday to congratulate
him on his refusal to ask American bank
ers to participate in the proposed six
power loan to China.
Those missionaries also expressed their
approval of his tender of the position
of Chinese minister to John r. Mott.
Y. NJ. C. A. worker, who has been active
in Chinese fields.
The president suggested that his visit
ors as body send eablegrsm to Mr..
Mott, urging him to accept the appoint
ment. They promised to do so.
Arthur L. Sherman, missionary Of
acted as spokesman. He said
to the president.
Eve believe that with the United
States leading in the matter of recogni-
tion there viii be opened up the best
channels of intercourse between the two
nations. From the beginning Of the
revolution China has looked to America
as her model. She has modelled her
and even her flag after ours.
MANY leading spirits in China today
are products of American missionary
training. 1t will give also prestige
TO the United States and all its inter
ssts in China. Our interests there are
many religious. diplomatic, educational,
medical and commercial. The present
attitude will make it clear that America
$ not identified with any land or trade
grabbing policy toward China and will
rive an impetus to all our interests
here that will be invaluable"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
MRS. EATON
INDICTED
Charged with Killing Her
Husband with
Poison
SADMIRAL EATON
DIED MARCH 8
1t Is Alleged Arsenic Was
Administered in Tea
and Cereals

Plymouth, Mass March 2S.-The
grand jury returned an Indictment late
yesterday charging that Jennie May
Eaton poisoned her husband, Rear Ad-
miral Joseph G. Eaton, who died on
March s.
1t is alleged arsenic was administered
at various times in tea, cereal and bey-
erages, and in small quantities until he
gradually succumbed
The widow has been in jail since her
arrest Thursday of last week.
One witness examined was Mrs. Eat
on's eighty -year-oh mother, Mrs. George
Harrison. Her testimony is considered
important. She described events on the
night of the ad mirafs sudden death
She said that she and Mrs. Eaton were
awakened by groans from an adjoin-
ing room occupied by the naval officer
Mrs. Eaton rose from her bed and went
to her husband. Later she told her
mother that she lay down by the side
of her husband and that, his pains pass
ing, both she and the admiral fell asleep.
Later she was awakened by the touch
of clammy hand and, examining her
husband, discovered that he was dead.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
CONVEYED HIS LAND TO GOD.
Title Searchers Discover Freak Deed in
Sullivan county, Pa.

Atlantic City. March IS. While max
ing search of titles of property in Sui
livan county, Pa. agents of the Marine
Trust company, this city, unearthed a
freak deed dated in 1864, the provisions
of which still stand.
Peter E. Armstrong, disguised by tho
fight among neighbors for land and the
operations of land sharks, decided to
remove nearly 700 acres of land from
the temptation of everybody from then
on. He and his wife duly executed a
deed in which they conveyed the splen-
did property to God and His heirs in
Jesus Messiah"
A copy Of the deed was exhibited by
Treasurer Joseph McNamee of the Ma
rine company yesterday. He says its
discovery solves situation that has
been puzzling people living near the
for years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
TO GIVE
MORE TESTS
DR.. Friedman to Admins
ter the Cure to 100
Persons
HOSPITAL
WILL BE USED
Government to Witness All
Cases and Watch Prog
ress of Same

New York, March 2s.--1he United
States government, through its public
health service, does not consider that a
sufficient number of test cases have been
made with DIR. Friedmann's tuberculosis
culture to establish beyond doubt its
real value. Accordingly arrangements
have been made whereby DR.. Friedman
viii hold government clinic at the
Seton hospital, Catholic Institution for
tuberculosis at 236th street and Spuyten
Duyvil Parkway, Kingsbridge.
This demonstration clinic is likely to
be the largest which the Berlin specialist
has held. The federal doctors wish him
to inoculate 100 persons. DIR. Friedman
is ready to comply and the hospital is
only too glad to have the tests take
place there.
After the last Bellevue clinic, which
was held under the supervision of the
federal doctors, it was believed that Sur
geon-General Blue of the public health
service considered sufficient number
had already been treated to enable his
assistants to reach verdict. But re-
Gently, it is understood word came from
Washington to make further tests. 1t
was conceded that no more should take
place at Bellevue or Mount Sinai hospi-
tails owing to their crowded condition.
Consequently when the offer came
from Seton hospital it was accepted. The
hospital is perfectly adapted for the
tests which the government wishes to
make. There are 500 tubercular patients |
there. Though il is an institution pri- |
marily for consumptiyes, it is understood |
that there are also many other cases of |
all kinds of tubercular trouble.
DIR. Friedman said last night that he |
would inaugurate the government tests /
At Seton at once. He will spend most OF |
Friday and Saturday at the Kingsbridge |
in the examination OF cases.
By spending the greater part of each day |
there he may be able to pass upon 100 |
'ases. 1t is probable that these will then
De treated ON next Monday.
In addition to this new departure by
he government doctors in testing the I
friedman remedy it was also an
bounced yesterday that the federal au-
hofities will take official cognizance Of I
he dozen or more patients who were
reated for tuberculosis by DIR. Fried
mann at the Montefore Home at l3sth
treet and Broadway over a week ago.
There are now four institutions at which
ederal watch will be kept on the Fried 4
mann cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
THE N. X. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chicago
FORTUNE AWAITS
WOMAN WHO LEFT
FOSTER FATHER
After Thirty Years Silence, Morand Left
More Than 100000 to His
Adopted Daughter.

Springfield, Mass. March 2s.-Freder-
lex Morand, who died in Westfeld re-
Gently, bequeathed fortune to his
adopted daughter. Mrs. Louise Werden,
now living in moderate circumstances. in
New York City or Brooklyn, with whom
Morand had not communicated in al
most thirty years. His will, which was
filed here for probate yesterday, leaves
the bulk of his estate, estimated at
to his widow, who was his third
BRIDE and Mrs. Werden. She viii prob
ably get more than 100000.
Mrs. Werden was adopted by Morand
and his second wife, both of whom were
greatly attached to her until she left
Westfield and married.
The executors are making search for
Mrs. Werden, who has been traced to
New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
TO LIMIT
NAV|ES
"Let Building of Warships
Cease for a Whole
Year"
is SUGGESTION
OF CHURCHILL
Wants the Example Set by
England and Ger
many

J London, March PSI am convinced
that this is the only way to terminal,
one of the most stupid and unnatura
chapters in the history of European civ
ilization,' declared First Lord OF Tn,
Admiralty Churchill in the House OF
Commons Wednesday after suggesting
that the nations of the. world stop build.
ing warships for a year.
in this way" he continued, "the peo-
Piles of the world would obtain an al
most instantaneous mitigation OF the
thraldom in which they have been IN
volved by the evil and insensata folly
of the present acute rivalry III arma-
ments. Scores of millions are being
squandered year after year without max
ing any real difference in the relative
naval strength of the nations. My pro-
posal would involve no alteration in the
relative strength of the worlds navies.
we address this proposal to all ma
tions and to no nation with more pro-
found sincerity than to our great neigh
Dor over the North sea"
Mr. Churchill closed with a graceful
recognition of the sensible improvement
that had taken place in AngloGerman
relations.
Afterward, in a speech Mr.. Churchill
specifically, that Germany and
Great Britain agree to cancel their pro-
grammes of construction for 1914, re-
marking that "The influence of such an
agreement would be priceless and meas
s,ta ,nl
scope to an arrangement and for pre-
venting wasteful, purposeless and futile
folly
Mr. Churchill announced that the Brit
ish admiralty has arranged to lend to
first class British liners guns, ammuni
ton and trained gunners to enable those
vessels TO protect commerce in time OF
war against armed foreign merchant.
men.
1t cannot be said that Mr.. Churchill
caused astonishment
There had been clear and natural read
ng OF what the present programme Of
he British admiralty would be when
srand Admiral Tirpitz of the German
navy in the early part of February iu
ormed the secret committee of the
aeichstag that Germany had reached an
greement with Great Britain on the ba. |
is OF an acknowledged right of Great I
Britain to possess battleships OF the first |
lass to the extent OF 40 per cent. more
han Germany-the basis of sixteen TO
en-; sixteen first class battleship, for |
ireat Britain as against ten OF the same
lass for Germany. Upon that came thu
tatement of the new foreign minister,
on Jagow, that the relations OF Ger
many and great Britain were especially
God.
The Won Tirpitz announcement, fol-
owed by Winston Churchill's leelara.
ion before the commons yesterday,
'ould seem to have fashioned coffin
Or the bugaboo of war that has excited
9th nations for the past three years.
has been genuine war scare, voiced
] Germany by one OF the nations most
Celebrated military men publishing a
ook declaring the conflict inevitable
nd putting forward plan by which
ngland must fall. Engand's superior
y in dreadnaughts being ignored for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
NO NEW HAT FOR YEARS.
Penalty for Violating Bill in Texas
About Women's Headgear.

Austin, Tex, March 2s. Because his
view was obstructed by the hats OF WON
en- when he attended Easter church serv-
ices, Senator H. ". Brelsford yester-
day introduced bill in the legislature
making. It unlawful for any female to
wear in church or any public gathering
any hat or head dress having a crown
oil any ornament exceeding two inches
in height or a brim more than four
inches wide. The penalty provision
reads: Any person who shall violate
the provisions of this act shall be gull
ty OF misdemeanor and upon eonric-
ton shall be deprived of the privilege
OF purchasing any new hat for q period
of three years and then only be allowed
to purchase one costing less than 81
and to be Of uniform design, cost and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28

zEMO is a clean. antiseptic solution,
not q greasy paste or ointment. You
simply apply II on the afflicted part
your pimples blotches and blackheads.
all eczema sores and pains, prickly
heat, rash, letter in1amed or Redeemed
kin, all disappear. 1t also cures dan
lruf, which Is scalp eczema. ZEMO is
,uaranteed to stop itching Immediately.
I gives instant relief.
II have had wonderful benefit from
your famous ZEMO for the skin. II
has cured my face completely" Miss
e. N, Rugby Place, st. Louis, Mo.
Go to any first-class drug store and
sent direct on receipt of price by f. W,
Rose Medicine Co., st. Louis. Mo.
Sold and guaranteed in Barre by the
Red Cross Pharmaey.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28

breath is filled with the healing, germ
destroying bslsams these trees throw off
Right in your own home YOU can secure
the benefit of the same antiseptic air
by berathing HYoMEI. You can carry
the inhaler in your pocket and breathe
HYOMEI anywhere and cure catarrh,
coughs and colds.
Complete Hyomei outfit, sl.00. Extra
bottles, IL needed later, 50 cents at drug
gists everywhere. The Red Cross Phar-
macy guarantees HY0MEI.-Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
ZEPEDA ORDERS AN EXECUTION.
Hernandez Shot in Belem Prison at City
of Mexico.

Mexico City, March 2s. Enrique Zepe-
da, governor of the federal district, and
close friend of President Huerta took
the matter into his own hands yester-
day of Kidding the country of political
prisoners when he directed the shooting
of Gabriel Hernandez. personally superin-
tending the incarnation of the body in
the garden Of Belem prison. The govern
ment is shocked and ordered his arrest.
Zepeda first went at the head of
mounted police. to the penitentiary and
demanded several notable prisoners. He
was refused by the wardens and next
went to Belem prison for Hernandez
where his orders were carried out.
The killing was in the early morning
aud Zepeds is said not to be in respon-
s;blc condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
GRANITEvILLE.

Come one and all and attend the
Easter carnival. TO be held in Miles hall,
Graniteville, March Pc. 81, 2s, %. under
the auspices Of the Mystic circle, No,
9s5. Companions of the Forest. There
will be good entertainment each even
ing and dancing from $ till - Music
furnished by the Imperial orchestra of
three pieces. Admission. l0c. The pro-
gram is a. follows; Friday night. one-act
drama. ~No Cure. No Paw" and other
attractions and dancing. Saturday night.
drawing OF prizes and dancing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
SIMPLIFID SPELLING TO BE TAUT.
Fladelfa Publik Skulls Viii Adopt
Sistm Gradually.

Philadelphia, March 2s. Simplifed
spelling will be taught in the public
schools here. Superintendent of Schools
Brumbaugh says that the system will be
gradually introduced to avoid confusion.
"Simplifed spelling to be taut in our
skulls" is the slogan which will be car
ried by the various members of the board
of education. Brumbaugh is confident
that the spelling of to-day will be shak-
en- from young pupils heads. IF we
spell as we pronounce" he said, sit will
mean less affectation."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
STATE TROOPS ARE REpULsED.
500 Federals Inflict Heavy Losses a
Cananea, Mex.

Naco, Arizona, March 27.-With an es-
timated total of 800 killed during We'd
nesday's fighting in the American mining
town Of Cananea, the 800 federals last
night prevented the state troops at
tempt to take their position by assault.
More than one thousand state troops
were driven back.
The Huerta garrison is reported to
have lost few men. The slaughter OF the
attackers was great.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
"HIGH PRIEST" QUITS SHILOH.
Gleason Leaves Sanford's "Holy Ghost
and Us" Society.

Shiloh, Me-. March 2s. Ralph Gleason,
''high priest" of the Holy Ghost and
Us society here, in the absence of
elijah" Frank w. Sanford. who is serv-
ing term in the federal prison at At
lanta. has left with his family and gone
to Massachusetts,. He declared he is
through with the society.
There had been wrangle among the
elders to determine who was actually in
authority.
Gleason was Sanford's right hand man.
He accompanied the first party San
ford sent to Jerusalem and was left
there in charge of the colony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
VIOLATED POSTAL LAWS.
Government Case Against Herbert N.Y.
rick to be Tried Next Week.

Springfield. Mass. March Herbert
Myrick and James NJ Cunningham, presi-
dent and vice president of the Phelps
Publishing company, respectively, both
OF this city. will be arraigned in the
present sitting of the federal court in
Boston next week on the charge of con-
spiracy to violate the postal laws. The
trial, which will be before Judges Dodge
and Morton, has been delayed for about
year. When the charges were first
made, Postmaster General Hitchcock
took an active interest in the prose.
cution, and testified before the grand
jury when the indictments were found.
The case will be of considerable in
terest. since it involves the affairs of
the 0range-Judd company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
Clears Face OF
PimpIes, BIaekheads
Wonderful ZEM0 Also Stops Terrible
Itching AT ONCE; Cures All
Skin Troubles.
Get a a5c Bottle Of zgMo Today.

"At last, At lasti One application
of ZEMO, the wonderful new treat
ment. quickly put an end to those
awful, humiliating pimples and black
heads For the first time in months
haven't been ashamed to go out in
public" A trial of ZEMO will con-
vince you of its astonishing results
in clearing the complexion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
Clean floors, doors, woodwork with
GOLD DUST

Gold Dust is such marvellous cleanser
that little of the product sprinkled in
your scrubbing water will save you
most of the back work-and clean much
more quickly and thoroughly than any
other way.
For anything and everything about
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
Own
Catarrh
Remedy
Balsamic Air That Heals
Sore Membrane, Destroys
Germs and Stops Morning
Hawking and Snuffles

Booths HYoMEI, the worlds greatest
catrrh remedy, comes from the giant
eucalyptus trees of inland Australia
People who live there never have catarrh
or consumption, because the air they
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-28
10 YEARS FOR WHITE SLAYER.
Warner Is Sentenced In u S. Court al
Boston.

Boston, March 2s.--The maximum SEN
tence of ten years for white slavery was
given Joseph Warner, Springfield bar
Der, in the United States district court
yesterday.
He was convicted of enticing Elizabeth
Sakalaska, a refined Polish girl, from
Port Richmond, N. u. to Springfield.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-20
cebsnsgefdbrljde stidmunOeH.
Nteiierbclo, nDn ieinent Spfer toeittI'
ii5irt, idjiibt Selbitpertbclol'
Gun9 Dor.

Gbarles Spans, nelder No. 512 Us.
4. Strabe tpobnt, purbe frii6 geitern
Wtorgen an elmer Stihnunoe I'm gtis
den unD ihiperen aopfnunben Iet0eno
betpubtlos auf Dem Seitenfpege an Der
gte Der 4. unb 5obn StraBe liegenD
ppn ben poli3iiten ReilIp unb 5or aufz
gefunben. @r rpurDe ndh benz itdottz
i6en 9oIpital gebra6t, no fetn GU
ftonb als bebentlih be3eihret tpuroe.
Ginige Stunben ipdter berbafteten bic
poli5ilten Reilp, SFor uno Coleman
ben Wm. 8ropn bon SEQ. 706 Weit 4.
Strube uno fonfrontirtep Denielben
i'm 6oipital nit bem mittlerfpeile Dies
Der gum 8etpuBtIein gstommenen
GDans, peldsr ben 8efangenen aIs
IeineH Qngretfer ioentifi3irts. gropn
CAB bupouf gu, Dem gDans Die Stidz
lpunoep beigebraht 3u babeH, beitant
jeoo4 oarauf, in glotbDehr gebanoelt
gu baben.
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Sdiffsndd,rtet)tea.
- -

9ee 10 0orf, t9. sSanuor. 2luge-
fonn1en: Baltic, BON 2ioerpool;
.8ene3ta" bon YiarIeIIIe.
Baltimore. 2Iuget.: rDeaIa",
BON Bremen.
8Ius o,lp. 2ln8ef; g2etttia",
Don ct. SSobn, g. y.
Ei5bQuaro. 2tn8et: o@ar1ro-
MIA, BON g}erp Yort nat GInerpool.
Sort Sato 2lHget.: ~3gion",
pon 8reenod rad Iacouta.
Soutb a TIT ton. 2tnget.: o5t.
Saul" pon 9teD e)ort.
alqters, 2Iagef: naortatte".
BON Retp Dorf
&biIaoeIph ia lludet. ~Gar-
thaaentan pom @Iasgolo.
SoItfar. gugd vG5ar", pon
2ibau.
9ortlano, Angef.: rGorIu.
Itbiass"v oon Glasgow,
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QofQl Seridt.


Samitas, %. Sanuar. niro es IN
BEN Sdlen Der 2lrbeiter6d[le boh
beroe6en, oeun bieisr Sas lit Der 6eIt.
lnb Gbyentag Der plattoeutIten DO
eslihieben 8sisQIboft. Die puterH
Stubsn fsiern ben 40. aontgsbcQ,
oenn psr fih pGhreno bes SOmmers
cuf pem SdtBitunb bic aOnigstpiiroe
purd iein Iitsres Iugs uno ietne
f,fte Sano errunsen bat. muB audi
oetr1nt paoen uno bas beoeutet
freuoiae Stunoen fir oas seiammte
ediisenrsith. Jiir hos 1eit iinb oi.
beiien Qorbereitungen eetroffen uno
rus spmmitiee bebduptet niht gu
piel, rpenn ss logt. haB ss Spab fir
bic Uhllionen sibt. 2ln geiu6 ntro
e nih. fsbIen oenn fdmmtiide be-
freuucete S,hiigenreite haben ihrs
gsteiligung auseidst. G5sr audi ans
rere 0ereine tpsrbtn 3eputdtlpnen
ertieucen, tenn bic pIuttoeutihen ilnn
oofilr betannt, bub Tie Der beitern Sc
bensfreune hulpisen unb ii6 uno an
Germ germ einmaI Elm 8ergRiieen Be
reiten. Da ipGre olip Der quite Ratt
an Wabe, ben aDni1sbaq 81 beiu'
den, oenn Elm persniistsr abeno ite4
alien 8 5beilnehmern in Iusiitt.
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JnlanoIelegrap6
Dem 3n6f6aus
Stattete SOnutas GOuu. GOr
in Columbus einen
geiuh ab.
Gin gatisnt oss Staatsboipitals in
Columbus angsbIid on ben Bolz
gen Der MiBbanolung oura
einen Ndrter erlegsn.
Der 81 Sabre alte Sam. auBenbaA in
QsIIorpiue, g., maat Ieinem
2sben freiptQig ein gnoe.
SeLbftm0rber.


ReLfonpille. 8, 10. Sanuar
Der 81 Sabre alte Games 8aseHbaa,
Elm rsi6er, etipo 2 Uteilen Don bier
anidIiiger Jurmer, bat am Spnntag
SelbItmoro begangen. Gr ertrGntts
Tia i'm Roting 6luB. unb infolge oes
9o6puhers mar IS ioipeit nIht mo9s
Iia bic 2eiAe gu bergen.
Batient bts Staat8b6f pi-
tails ftir6tinfoIge BON
NliB bduoluusbur4
etuen B drter.
bus, g., 10. Sanuur.
,So6n 8drnburt, Elm patisnt oes bic
iigen StaatsboIpitals. Itarb amSonnz
tag 4beno I'm 5oipttdl an 8erIeBunz
osn, Die i6m BON benz Bdrter Oral
geit beigebra6t tpuroen, Der ,auf
9sranIaFung bon Or. 6, 5. 9iniam,
Dem Superintenbenteu bss 5oipttals,
fofort in 6aft aenommsn ipuroe. Bet
IpQ 9arnbart nit einem 9alidldger
osrart mibhuHbslt baben, oub er ihrl
mebrere Rippsn brad. Ha6 ben Iusz
faoen zines dnoeren WGrters tpollte
geIt am Spnntae Nahmittug ben
Ihipadiiunigen 8aruburt nit onoeren
gdtienten gu einem Spa3iersange NIT
nehmen, nno od gurnhdrt etrpds Sue
riitbIieb, geriet6 Belt berart in Wutb,
bdB er einen gollfbldeer pddts unn
nit oiefsm auf garnburt einIhlue, 70:
baB garnhart gu gooen ftiirate. Der
9erlsgte tonnte infol9e ieines 9eiites-
suitdnbes nift aneeben, ipie er 81
feinen 9erleBuneen gstommeu mar.
geit, Der iofort in @erpabridm se'
nrmmen tpurbe, itslIte om Sonntat
gfsnp in ieiner 3eIIe in 2lbreoe, Del
Batienten seIhloaen gu baben I'M
tebduptst. bab 8ornbort BON einen
dnneren gatienten gmmens oSumei
| Sens getreten porpen fei. Bet nil
RE geinen bann getrennt unb ben
/ Superintenbenten iiber ben 8orfal
heriftet huben.
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