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AUTO KILLS THAYER's SISTER.
Another OF eI-Congressman'ss Sisters
Is Mortaliy Hurt.

WORCESTER, Mass Sept l7.--Mrs.
Clara Thayer Perry. 10 years old, was
instantly killed, and her sister. Miss Ida
Thayer, 6s years old, was mortally In
jured tonight In an automobile acct
dent in front of the home of the dead
woman The victims are daughters of
the late Congressman ELI Thayer and sis
ters OF ex-Congressman John Alden
Thayer.
The two women we're awaiting to
board n trolley car and stepped In front
OF an automobile owned and operated
by c. Newton Prouty Jr. son OF the
wealthy Spencer Prouty. They were
knocked down and run over before the
machine could be stopped.
The sun., 1914-09-18
MISS ROBINSON IS ENGAGED.
VIII Become Bride OF Frank Audi
bert Of This city.

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement Of Miss Media Wright Robin
son daughter Of William Moore Robinson.
% Frank Audibert OF this city. Miss
Robinson was introduced to society about
three years ago by her grandmother, Mrs.
= Hood Wright, with whom she lives at
he Folly Fort Washington avenue and
'74th street
Mr. Audibcrt. who Is a son OF Charles
Aud,hert. and Is "A member or promi
1ent French family. Is associated with
he banking firm Of Guide, Winmill & Co.
- This city. He sailed recently for
France 70 join the volunteers. No def
ute plans have been made for the we'd
ding
The sun., 1914-09-18

boy attended Bufial0 elementary schools
and then entered Yale, being graduated
from the Sheffield Scientific School In 1873.
or two years before Alexander Graham
Bell perfected the telephone.
Mr. Hail upon leaving Yale became
manager OF his fathers extensive terra
Gotta and fire brick plants. His spare
moments In those days were divided be-
tween editing business department for
the Buffalo Courier and performing the
duties Of musical director and ocganist OF
the Westminster Church OF Buffalo.
The invention Of the telephone was or
much interest to him. when In 1877 the
parent company OF the Bell company was
organized he decided to get into the new
industry and a year later he organized a
local operating company in Buffalo. hold
ing the offices OF vice-president and man
ager
On New Years Day 1855 Theodore y.
Vail. now president OF Tel & TEL held
conference. az result OF which Mr..
Hall took over the management or the
new company Just organized the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company
year earlier, In 1854. an experimental
long distance line had been tried out be-
tween New York and Boston. Mr.. Han
took up the development OF the long dis
tance telephone line Enthusiastically and
within two months was directing the work
OF the FIRST long distance line between
New York and Philadelphia.
The remarkable expansion OF the tele-
phone commercially not only from coast
to coast here but throughout the world
from this time on Is familiar even to the
present generation.
For more than year III health had
prevented Mr. Halls active participation
in business and he had been absent from
his New York offices in Dey street foI
several months. At his home In Morris
town, " j., last night II was said tina,
no funeral arrangements had been de-
cided upon. He leaves n wife, son
Edward Il. Hall OF Morristown; a married
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Winterbotham OF
Chicago, and an unmarried daughter.
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MISS DODD TO BE BRIDE.
VIII Marry Leonard sullivan, hut
Wedding Date Is Not Set.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Menoca, OF the
Wyoming, Seventh avenue and Fifty fifth
street have announced the engagement
% 'he'r daughter. Miss Marjorie Dodd, 10
Leonard sullivan OF this city. Miss Dodd
Who was Introduced to society four years
ago, Is "a daughter Of Mrs Menocal by a
.orncr marriage. Her father was Ernest
Howard Dodd.
Mr. sullivan is a son Nf the late Arthur
J sullivan and II nephew OF the Right
Rev. william \. Leonard. Bishop of Ohio
lie was graduated from Yale in 1908 and
member of the Yale club. St
Nicholas Society and squadron A.
NO date hds been set for the wedding.
The sun., 1914-09-18
WHAT Is L0vEr TO. MORROW.
New Scarborough Play VIII Omen
at Maxine Elliott Theatre.

What ls Lover" a new play by George
Scarooroush. who wrote The Lure" will
be produced tomorrow night at the May.
Inc Elliott Theatre by the Shuberts ne
cast Will include Alice Brady, Theodore
Friebus, Jerome Patrick. Charles Balsar
y. x. Graham. Edward See, Jennie Eustace.
Ruth Findlay. Lucia Moore and Nanette
Comstock. The play has been staged by
j. G. Huffman.
Mr.. Scarborough prefers that no OUT
line OF the piece he made public bef IRE
ITS initial presentation. II is known. how
ever, that the author has changed his
style OF composition and has departed
from the underworld for his material Tno
scene of the play Is In a small American
town. and ten characters are used to tell
the story. whicb deals with two life long
friends who are In love with the same
girl and who strive for her preference.
The sun., 1914-09-18
EVELYN THAW TO DANCE HERE.
VIII he Leading Attraction at the
Jardtn de Danse.

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will become the
premiere darseus OF the Jardin de Danse,
atop OF the i>cw York Theatre for a linn
tied number of weeks beginning Oct. l.
Mrs Thaw returned to this country re-
Gently from Paris where she appeared
throughout the American season at the
Follies Marigny Theatre with Jack Cliff
ford. her dancing partner, who will ap-
pear with her here.
The programme during the frst week
Of their engagement will include tho
Rouli Rouli French costume dance, In
Der Nacht." the Argentine Polka and an
eccentric one step.
According to her contract with william
Morris, Mrs. Thaw will appear three times
each night between the hours OF II =. NJ
and A. NJ.
The sun., 1914-09-18
Monsignor Charles n. COrIey.

YoNXERs. n. Y. sept. l7,-Mgr. Charles
r. Corley. rector Of the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception here for the last
thirty-eight years. died from heart disease
to-day. Dr Corley had been In the priest
hood forty-four years and was In his six
ty-eighth year. lie was born In New
York and received his education at 81,
Francis Xavier College, Manhattan. and
St Josephs Seminary, Troy
lie was ordained at Troy in 1871. Hts
first charge was at Rondout, ". Y, where
he remained two years. He was at st.
Peters Church. In Barclay street, Manhat-
tan, for four years and then came To
Yonkers.
The sun., 1914-09-18
Nbyian-Clement.

ELIZABETH, " j.. Sept. 1.-THE mar
riage Of Miss Elinor Richardson Clement,
second daughter OF City Superintendent
of Schools Richard f. Clement. to Will
lam II. Vivian was solemnzed last night
in the First Presbyterian Church by the
pastor. the Rev. William Force Whitaker.
The bride was attended by Miss Amy
Cutting OF East Orange and Miss Lorna
Pratt OF New York. Mrs. Lawrence Hart
OF Kansas City was matron Of honor
Ulysses Doubleday Cutting of East
Orange attended the bridegroom. The
ushers were Robert Langren and bernard
McI.ain OF this city, Harold ". Edwards
of Boston and Roy A. Floyd Jones of
New York
The sun., 1914-09-18
MISS BARRYMORE'S NEW PLAY.
VIII Appear In December In "Tbe
shadow"

Ethel barrymore will begin her season
under Charles Frohman's management
early In December, appearing In new
play. 'The Shadow" by Dario Niccodeml
and Michael Morton. the authors OF Mr..
Drew's rlay, The Prodigal Husband"
THE Shadow" was To have been pro-
duced next month In Paris by Madame
Rejane. Present conditions have stopped
all productions OF plays in France
Miss Barrymore's new play is In three
acts and will AFFORD her an opportunity
OF presenting a character quite different
from any she has yet portrayed
The sun., 1914-09-18
IRISH CONVENTION ON SEPT. 80.
Local Societies to Meet Tonight tn
select Delegates.

The national convention OF the United
Irish League of America will be held at
Philadelphia, commencing September 30.
A call for the convention was issued by
Michael J. Ryan Of Philadelphia, national
president.
A meeting OF the local Irish organiza-
tions to select delegates will be held to-
night at the Emmett Arcade, Fifty ninth
street and Madison avenue The Hon.
Richard McGhee. NJ. p, will be present
and will speak on recent developments In
the home rule question.
The sun., 1914-09-18
THE SEAGOERS.

Sailing to-day by the United Fruit
ibbean:
Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Mr.. and Mrs ". II
Cisneros Emerson,
Mr.. and Mrs o. q. Samuel yicksrs
Sage. Guy y. Orr,
Mrs Leonard Kennedy. Mrs, W, +. Tudor,
Dr. NJ. Y. Common.
The sun., 1914-09-18
CURE FOR PELLAGRA.
Rest Also Important. Says u. o.
Public Health service,

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia cure for
pellagra, consisting Of change In diet.
has been discovered. according to experts
OF the United States Public Health Ser
vice. Dr. Joseph Goldberger says that a
generous diet and rest will effect "A cure
He asserted that ne forced many patients
TO eat food prepared for them and OBJ
tained good results.
Many have died Of the disease within
the last few years. pcllagra is neither
contagious nor infectious DR. Goldberger
SAYS
The sun., 1914-09-18
UigKins-POrtman. n.

Ei.tzABETH. y. j.. Sept. l7.-Miss Maud
r.. Portman. formerly a teacher in Public
School 5. was married tonight 10 will
lam T. Higgins of this city In the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, The Rev.
James Anthony performed the ceremony
Mr. Higgins has been associated with the
Public Service Corporation for many
years
The sun., 1914-09-18
PINNED UNDER BURNING AUTO
brooklyn Man and Girl Rescued on
Albany Road.

ALBANY, Sept Ill. L. Golly. AZ years
old. and Miss Helen Yaeger. 81, both OF
Brooklyn, were found pinned under a
burning automobile on the Nivervllle road
leading out OF Albany this afternoon.
Golly probably will die from Internal
injuries Miss Yaeger was burned about
the legs and cut about the head.
Both are at q local hospital.
The sun., 1914-09-18
Raymon Alvarez.

Judge Raymon Alvarez, 6i, a special
correspondent for a New York news
paper during the Spanish American w1i,
and formerly a customs officer, died yes
terday at his home In Key West Fla
He was born in Havana. Four daughters
survive him
The sun., 1914-09-18
Mrs. Margaret RocbIing.

TRENTON, \. J.. Sept. I7.--Mrs. Mar
garct Roobling, 70 years of age. wife OF
FREDERICK W. Roebling, secretary and
treasurer OF the John A. Roebling Sons
Company Of this city. died AT her home,
2eo West State street, this evening. She
was the daughter OF Thomas Allison, at
one time Secretary Of State OF New Jer-
sey, and a sister Of Mrs. Frank q. briggs,
She leaves a husband and four children.
The sun., 1914-09-18

William Faversham will appear at the
Shubert Theatre on September ?s in his
new offering, THE Hawk" in which he
will have the support Of Mile Gabrielle
Dorziat, from the Analogue Theatre.
Paris. who will appear in the role which
she created To make room for "Ths
Hawk" Miss Daisy" the Philip Bar
thoomae play. will move from the
Shubert to the Lyric Theatre
The sun., 1914-09-18
Peter j. KruR.

wALLrSIroS. y. J.. SPIT. 17.-Peter J.
Krug. retired florist, died to-day at his
home in Lodi avenue after years III
ness. He was born sixty-six years ago in
Liverpool and came to America with his
parents when he was years old.
For number Of years he conducted a
nursery here and raised flowers and
plants which won many prizes Mt horti-
culture shows He was penniiess when
he started In business lie left an estate
estimated at $260.000.
Mr.. Krug served throughout the civil
war as a member OF the Thirty-thlrd New
Jersey Regiment In n division commanded
by Gen. sherman. He fought In many
engagements He Is survived by his wife
and seven children The children are
Mrs. William Mathe, Carlstadt; Mrs.
Helen Gruner. Passaic: Mrs. Frank Rob
blcy Nova Scotia; Mrs, r. 7. Seibert,
Passaic: Arthur Krug. Herbert J. Krug
and Miss May Krug OF Wellington.
The sun., 1914-09-18
PERSONALS.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Dr. J Y. Hopkins OF Atlanta Georgia,
hereby gives notice that he Will not be re"
sponsible for and viii not pay for purchases
r,sds Nv his wife. Mrs McKie Bennett
Hopkins, who Is AT present stopping at tho
st. Regis Hotel New York City,
JOHN II. HOPKINS. Atlanta, Ga.
September lith, 1914
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- 49, 49, - 49, ~
velopment OF the Bell
telephone CONNER
cially and. more than
any other individual,
active In the growth
Of the long distance
telephone throughout
the country his name
was next TO unknown
to the public at large
because OF a lifelong
aversion to publicity
He was born at
Perth Amboy, y. j..
where his father was
a manufa cturer. in
october, 1853. when
he was n boy OF 10
his father moved 10
Buffalo to establish
q branch OF his Perth
hpy faCfOry Tho
The sun., 1914-09-18
Dr. It. Il. MsxaeId III

Or. T. II. Maxheld. assistant sanitary
superlntendert IN charge OF the Brooklyn
Health Department, has been III FOR two
weeks at his home, SOD President street,
with u severe attack OF ptomaine poison
Ing
The sun., 1914-09-18
E.J. HALL, DEVELOPER
OF TELEPHONE, DIES
End Comes Suddenly TO the
"Father Of Long Distance"
Communication.
.EARLY AID TO THEO. y. VAIL
Extended Service Throughout
Country as Vicc-President
Of American Company.

WATKINS. N. Y, Sept i7.--Edward J.
Hall. father OF the long distance tele-
phone and vice-presdent of the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com.
pany, died here to-day. lie came here
from New York some weeks ago for his
health. Mr.. Halls death was sudden
and unexpected
Although Edward julius Hall was a
leading personality in tho comparatively
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NJ pprt.

Sic Ieipport Cifiee fir Sas Sin.
cinnnticr goIfsblaif1 beiinbet Fdl in
Wo. 339 gOrf Strahc, seseniiber bem
Goitrtbonic, iuuielbif Wemisfeitcn, Nn.
seisen II. I. ip. Bis 10 1tbr As Iinu.
ten glbenbs entaeaenacnpmmen ipcr.
ben. Srfebhnn Gsnfh 240t.
- GsIunbbeitsbedmier Or. ssobann
Sobb beridieie folsenbe SobesfGlIe
fit Die perfloiiene Wpd,e; sSobann
Shneiber, 81; Soiepbine 9ennemonn,
SO; Gatbarina Dlasber, 66; gdbp
isrper; Marpin 9srop Mdb, s; Sas
rolb Sboemater, 21; WilIiam Ring,
46; Senrp Shneib.r, 81.
- Superintendent 3. a.. Sbarou,
bon ben offentlihen S4ulen Reips
ports bat bic Stabt aommiiiion rs
iudt, ibm 5u belfen. unter Der gep0l,
ierung Sntsrsfe fir bic Cooperative
educational glffociation, bic i'm 9tpril
in 2ouisbills taat. 3u eripeden.
= frau g. SO. g6bp, Ieit Sabrsn
cine WifionGrin in Jnbien, fpirb am
Disnitaa 4benb in Der Salem M. g.
sirte ,insn 8ortras balien.
- Gun areisseritt ipurbe Der gan
Der Carrie Cafe. QSminiitratprin, ges
aen bic 6. &c 8. Giisnbabn Co.. unb
bic Uaarion Ul. aIsn Gupplp Cons
pam on bas 9unossgeridt peripieisn.
..sn Der $4,000 Sdabeneriabiluss Der
Raradrethe Hleipalo seseH bic Giabt
Drpton iDurSe DON bsr WsrtIasxn
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WusIanD- SeIegrapb

ltnpetter in Sranfr lid.
8aris, 15. @Gr5. 9ln Der aiIite
Scr gsorrnaltoie ln0 Der Sretagne
lpuroe am Sonlttag oltrt einen bet,
tiqen SturnnrinO nm cine @od]-
flutb, iuie lie ieit ,Sabren nl6t erlebt
porOen, qroBer Sd)abeu angerIftct.
S,Sr Oer 9ai oon ct. Dfnhel i'm iilo-
neitlihen Sbei[ Der gtorrnanoie
Iblugen nlGttige @ellen bis bod on
Sen Ntont Saint gdhel binaut aur
peldenl iib Die beriifrnte aIte 9ene-
oiftiner.9Ibtei beiinoet mo Die an Der
9iijta geIegeueu Srtl6aftelt sloraH'
feo uno @encit iotpie picIe anDere
00rier puroen iiberidrpenmt. Die
Sdnlsnluuer IN @ranpiIle nuroe uuT
eineu Strede DON 300 SUB eIugerii-
len.
Sebr beoeittenoer Sf)oNen pnroe
e6eniaIls in Gieppe angerihtet. Gilt
aroBer Sbeil Der lroneraoc rpuroc
oelnolirt ltilo Die ibrer 8oaetloltllg
entgcgenqebenoen gteltballten Der
Soienunlagen tpltroeu glei6Ialls ser
itort.
gei Sreport, iehsebu NfeiIen moro.
lid, BON Nieppe gelegeu, lit o1e See
an pielen Stellcu ilber cine bolbc
Nteile Ianoeilup1rts aeOrltnaen uno
Die getuobner Der bort gelegenen
Srtifoite1t mrtbten ii6 in aller gtIe
iliihten.
2 6lu9tfelo BON " q teri o 0
ioIl angefauft weroen,
2onoon, is. DtGri. Gin aonts
nittee, Dem Ser Soer5ng BON @elling'
ton, Soro Goberts lrnO Der Sorb
Wanor BON 2onoon angeboreh iii
gebilSet lporoen, um Die Siunnie nun
$4,000 aitf5ubringen. Dht oieler
Slurne ioa bas S6laftieIO bon
8ntcrloo nneefauft iperben, nm ben
Sufarf oes @elGnbes Ollrcb einen
Observation-Disclosures 5u per
binbern.
Yplnif9e unb oeutI DE & o.
tboIiten in Berlin I'm
Streit.
Serltn, 10. MGrS. Die tdtbolis
Ihe ct. PauIus 9irde tpurbe am
SDnntas Morgsn bura bic 9}OiiSet &c.
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es baut mid auf gibt mir &raft uub ftellt MIDI
Uiebsr su OOtliser @tianbbeit ber. Is III
wabrbafte ein groBer Segen fir 6rauen uno
i'd taun es ui9t bod 9euus preiien. "
ma9t mir ein 8ersniigeH, es glnoeren 5u
empfebler." 5rau Qnnie Cameron,
u. 3. 3, $50. /, Swun Greet, Nidi9an.
Cine anoere GeiSenbe Bergeitellt.
Sebrpn, R..-gBeoor id 3bre Seilmit.
tel einuabm, mar ih pbllig berabgetommeH,
eutmutbi9t uno fit an peibli6er SdDate.
SD nnhm 2pbia @ .Einfbam @egetGbIs goms
pounb elm uno sebrauhte ySonatipe l8aib"
nab finbe beute, oGs id) eine ODltg neu. 5rau
bin, bsrett uno rpllIig meine glrbeit l,bt 5u
perridten, fpGbreno i'd, beoor idb SSbre Dies
oi5iu einnabm, gau3 erbdrnllh bran mar.
SD ueriude, ale tranten Srauen, nit oenen
id1 in Beriibrun9 tOHtme. BON Dem NuBen5u
itber5eugen, rueIdeu ojeIelbeu Don S}brrr
Dteoi5iu erbultsn tbnueH. ."-f5rau & barleS
Ut 0 IN e, n, 3. O., No. !, Soebrpn, Die.
@cnn Sic ipe5iclIcn 9iatb 6aben
iuullea, 10 idreiben Sic an Die GgOia
Is. Ginfbnm Rebieiue So. (eOnftScna
tieW, Gpnn, Maii. Chr Srici wirb
bon elmer Sraa scOffuet, gelcien nHo
bcantipOrtet unO itreng geBeim gehGl-
teu
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S.lesrapbiide NutiaeH.

:tn Reip Yort 1T am Sonntag
'fruu Gorinne Stubbs 9rptpn. cine
i'm aanaen 2anbe betrunte Soaiali-
tin unO Trauenre6tlerin aeitorbeU.
'Sruu 9rptpn mar uripriinQlich 2ebs
erin in ibrer @eburtsitaot Gbicaao
uno panote Iia baHn als So
siaIiitin unb Trauenrehtlerin Der po-
litit au uno bat namentlicb i'm Stda=
te .Suinris cine electromagnetic ROIle
in fpaialiitiIhen Sreiien aeipielt.
- IN DGibinatou 1T Der peniiO-
ntrte grioaoeacneral pom Ser. Stda.
ten Marinetprps, 9eproe 6. Rsio, i'm
Nlter pon "a 'SabreH etnem Stlagans
fall erleaen. Der @eritor6ene as.
b0rte Dem M}ariuetorps iiber 40 Sab.
re an unD nabm iOpohl ain 8iiraer-
tried Topie am IpdRiid amerituHis
fden Sriege tbeiI. @r mar aug
Qoratn, .. QebiirtiG uno bate ur-
ipriinQli5 am Sberlin COLLEGE unb
oem Golumbia golleqe Of Gam Surisa
pruoena itubtrt.
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er aud feinem 3tpan5igjdbrigen 2ott=
den, anitatt zines Wlarlitt &oma'
mes pber zines &o9bu6es einen Geit7
faben iibsr bic Scents" &egein auT
ben @eburtstastif9 lesen, lin ait err
fabren, bab ods Srdulsin bur9 Gin
iiat in einen Se6ammensaurius i4on
aeniigenb prattii9 Doree6ilbet 1T. 0as
1T peutli6 genug. aber bon iener chr
liAen 9tutli9teit, bic nur aufmua-
tert, ME Derle9en maht. Jreilidh 9iels
ten oem Stil Dieies in feiner Setunbe
reriagenben Gindfters Die Serren
2tbolf stoDe uno Sobn 5eiitel (3pei
t0itli6e sei8le4tslofs S9ulpeDdnten),
reSglei8en iYrau 5slene 8iirger als
gang unb gar Mutterfreuben atbmsnbe
urgermanifden 5rau profeForin nit
febr be8ei8nenben 2siitungen bic gaz
lance.
Ri8t minber f6Itli3 mar oas Spiel
Der 8enefi5iantin als r2ptt4en" uno
Reg SRI. gollini> Senoen als G0leitine,
bic S4tpeiter bes profehors. Wlit
Der tleinsn Rolle Der a06in 8abette,
fir lpsIfs lie cine urbrollige Maste
getpdblt bate, funb ft4 SRI. RoIel
JreD 6eitens ab lnb 0as gu6litum
fam pabreno beg gan3eR Qttes aus
Oem 2a9en ni9t 6eraus, Elm 3ei6en,
bag bic 2eiitunsen gefaaen uno gum
QmitIement beigetraeen baben.
Der nGafte Sonntus brinst bas
9enefi3 beg 6eliebten Sperettsns5es
nors 5ans Joritner, Der Iia bisr einen
groben Greunbestreis erpor6en bat.
3ur auffiibrung gelangt gomuno
Gpslsr's entBiidsnbe Operette ygruoer
Straubinger", eiuss Der prd4tigften
Werte bes oeuti6en SperettsnI6abes.
Eei6 an acknowledgement WteIobten,
nie aQe @bsIer'i6en Sompoiitionen,
Die Sperette entbdlt Ii. Il. ben betanns
ten WaISer n&iifm lit feline SiiHb'",
beiibt ggruber Straubinger" eine Der
luitigiten Sunolungsn, poour6 Der
GrTolg peieHtlih erb06t ipir0.
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eine @nttport einserei6t, in Der bic
gebauptungen Der aldgerin berneint
iperDsn. - sSm G1eer 3eltamentfaIe
Dernsint Barbara Wleper, baB tie
1886, gigentbum bes beritorbenen
Sobn W. Sdeer, i'm 9eiiB babe.
- 5auienbe BON perionen ftatte.
ten aeitern 1T. 5bomas einen 8eiii4
d6. Inn ben Solbaten bes 8. synf. Hes
oiments. bns am 0pnneritaa nah
Der merifanifden Grenae d6mdrihirt,
einen abffiebsbefud su MAIDEN. Die
Strabenbabn Comp. ipar aeaipungen.
mebr gars in Dienit su iteaen, um
tie YaHanten su bef0roern. Oas Re-
aiment ipirb am DonnerItaq in Brent,
ap.. bic Giienbabnsiigc beiteiaen. 2lus
pielen Senitern Der @,drnfion borte
man bds Solbatenlieb .5be 9irl s
left behinb me"
- Gbnarb prim. lange Sabre aols
leftor Der 8. II. q. @iienba6n.8riide,
8oter bes poliaiiten Qute prim. lieat
in feiner WobnunG, No. 129 Sit 5.
StruBe .bebenfli6 erfrantt barnieber.
Gr erlitt am Gamitag einen Sdlag.
anfall.
Stratton Meainneb tpurbe bon
ben 6ilfiberiffs sSmfslb unb Dremer
Derbaftet. Gr ioll in Gpnt6iana. &n.,
ipeaen ssdlihuna perIanat iperben
unb ipurbe bic bortiae geb0rbe BON
feiner 8erhdftuna benadridtiat. Or
ipirb beute babin abaeiho6en iperben.
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