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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-02

gift stipuIates that in order. to be- come the permanent possessors of the prize. it must be won twice by the same driver in any car equipped with a Rayfield carburetor.
 In addition to their magnificent trophy, Findeisen & Kropf Mfg. Co, of Chicago. will present $1,0OO in gold to the winner of the 1914 five hun dred mile International Sweep Stake Race, provided his car is equipped with their carburetor.
 It is not necessary for a driver to win first in order to share in Rayheld prizes. The driver in a car equip ped with a Rayfeld carburetor taking second place will receive $500 in gold, and $20O will go to the driver finish ing third, under the same conditions.
 YOUR AUTO WILL BE NOISY.
 If the motor valves need adjust ment for wear.
 If the pistons are smaller than the cylinders, beyond a few one -ft1ou- sandths of an inch-or if the cylin- ders are not round.
 If the cfankshaft bearings are slack-or if the shaft Is out of round or crooked.
 If the connecting rod bearings are slack-or with too little side play.
 If the piston ring (top) plays in the port-or snaps into a depression.
 If carbon deposit creeps down the bore@interfering with the free play of the upper piston ring.
 If the crank shaft cheeks hit the base-due to lack of clearance.
 If the oil scoop strikes the oil trough-due to lack of clearance.
 If the camshat is slack in bearings adjust the bearings with great care
 THE FORD IN ENGLAND.
 .It takes the combined outputs of the five next largest motor car manu- facturers in this country to equal Ford sales, P. LID. Perry, managing director of the Ford Motor Company of Manchester, England, writes in an interesting article on the growth of Ford busin ess in England.
 MT. Perry tells of the organization of the Manchester company in Oeto-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
San Jose 6.

Ponce, 27-Anoche fu6 eScalada la
casa comercial de ID. Bartolom6 Colon.
llevandose una caja de hierro que con-
tenia siete mil dollars segtin infoma ell
Sr, Colon. Las autoridades investigan el
hecho.-Anoche celebr6Se la tercera
function EN- ell teatro La Perla por la
compania Lirico- Itaiana. q la que asis-
tho baStante gente, resultando muy eX-
plendida dicha function Para manana
por la noche esta anunciado el bene-
fciO de la senorita Menchaca. Sc ha-
cen gestiOnes para traer esta ciudad
la compaTfa de opereta que actua en- la
actulidad en- San Juan-Ayer tuvo lu-
gar en- ell salon de asambleas de la
Grammar School, una conferencia So
bre la ensenanza del dibujo en- las es-
cuelas cargo de la senorita Cambell
Sc encontraba hoy Ell Ponce la seno-
rita Myer, inspectOra de mGsica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Sol 2S, 8 al apartado 1927, Telefono 29l
San Juan.
Horas disponibles: & 10 noche.

Carolina, 21.-A las de la tarde de
la tarde de aver ell autom6vil No. 676
gulado por Ramon Baldrich chauffeur
NO. 2oos, choc6 con un coche propiedad
del senior Miguel Rodriguez. Autom6-
wi y coche sufrieron averias y los ca
ballos que tiraban de este tiltimo snfrie-
ron graves heridas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
LA A
Bermddex Hno.
FORTALEZA %

Zine acanaiado, paAturaa, aeeites,
barnices y aguarras, arneses de uno y
dos caballos, ruedas con llantas dc
gonna y de acero, bafios y medios ba-
fios de zine, sOrbeteras de 4, S,sy
10 cuartillos. Callicida Escriva para
extraer los callos y durezas do los pi6s,
sin molestias nj doler alguno. Este
rilizadoras de leche, armas de todas
clases, maquinas de coser, musblsa.
cuadros, lamparas, desgranadoras do
maiz, bahamas de mostrador, jaulas
para loros, relojes y otroa articulos
de ferreteria y quincalla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Si desea I'd. huevos pasados por
aqua que sean frescos, vaya
LA CAFETERIA.
San Jose 6. San Juan, p r.
San Jose 6.

Mayaguez, 21.-En lap rimera quin-
cena del mes de mario Sc ha embarcado
por este puerto 236,672 ibras de cafe !;
100000 libras de azncar; 8,118 cajas
de chinas; 802 galones de alcoholado :;
5,127 galones miel de abejas; 14,623 IL
bras de cueros secos; 170,819 sombreros
del pals; 2 cajas de pinas; 34,718 gallo
nes de melao, 112,7S0 cocos; $4,000 ci-
garros; 53S libras de cera; 4O,363 Ii
bras de achiote; 1894 libras de cacao !;
$500 libras de pieles; ll5 barrlles de
distintas frutas por valor de 1871 y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Es1 UDIE PoR CORRESPONDENCE

70 lie enseno la Tenedurfa de Libros
por Partlda Doble, la Contabihdad de
Corporaclones y la Contabilidad de
Bancos, todo por 81 mensuales, (adc
Iantados). Escriba hoy mismo al Pro
fesor Jose L. Fajardo, Box 1913, San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
Cruz 10 "LA LINDA"

Cayey, 21.-Ha sido escalado ell esta.
Dleclmento comercial del senior Enri-
que Rivera, sito en- ell barrio Quebrada
Arnba, levandose los cacos varias pro
visiones. Sc investiga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

SE S0LICITAN, Trabajos de Conta-
bilidad, Correspondence comercial y
privada, Taquigraffa, Contabilidad 4
Informes anuales de Corporaciones
Precios m6dicos- Dirigirse & s. C. r.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
DE LA ISLA

Isabella, 21.-En la manana de aver
falleci6 don Antonio Geigel Suarez, a la
edad de ochenta amos. Estaba empa-
rentado con famihas prominentes de es-
ia ciudad. Su entierro fue esta tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Baweloneta. 21.-En la noche del 10
del actual la fuerza del distrito arresto
Juan Rivera (a) Piedra Negra,
quien el dia 6 del actual intent6 cobrar
un giro postal expedido favor del Sc
nor Juan B. BOnet
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

FaJardo, 21.-La Corte Municipal
sentenci6 a % de los 81 jugadores que
fueron sorprendidos jugando Monte 81
dia ID de mario. 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Nlanati, 21.-La Hon. Corte Munich
pal dlcto las siguientes sentencas con
ira los promotOres del motin ocurrido
en- ell taller de la fabrica de tabacos
The Porto Rican American Tabacco
Company ., ell dia II de MARIE, 1914:
Jose Gomez y Ramiro Padr6. 500 de
multa 90 dias de carcel a cada uno :;
Jose Rosario y Julio Martines, $50 de
multa 30 dlas de carcel cada uno
Jose Salazar, $15 de multa 3 Is dfas de
carcel, y Jose Oquendo $40 de multa Q
10 dfas de cared
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Humacao. 21.-Regino Abreu vecinC
del barrio CandeIero Arriba. Sc slicid,
ahorcandose dc un ar5ol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
PAN BUENO

Especial para Emparedados
FL Riquisimo Sobao LA LINDA.
FL nuestro Sc vente & 2 cvts. Bollo
PAN DE LECHE"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

SOLO NAY UN "9RoMO 0UINI-
WA", Nus . LAxATIvo BRoMo QUHNINH.
n Afma dan. ". GROVE se hAlla en- cads alta
D - @ tsAs q Mundo para cursT rssfnS6es en-
W o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Puerto Rico produce el mejor cafe
del mundo, y donde mejor Sc prepara
en-
LA CAFETERIA.
San Jose 6. San Juan, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Salinas, 21.-La fuerza del distrito
arrest6 a Eleuterio Echevarria (a)
Chamorro, por haber penetrado en- la
casa particular del doctor Gallo S. Bre-
mot. Aver Sc quemaron 90 cuerlas de
cana propiedad de la Central Aguirre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

ID eEdeaa
eiudad cue mads
d snss1uene
10 bridge Street. y nos haremo earss
TRASBORDO EN- NURvA YORK
dn chrax comi6n
xmos n0soEos susspagar .
Mr.. M. SUCHa MANAGER Muele No San Juan
AGENTE9 PUERTO RICO, Y.SA.rs ira
AguadMa. r. q &C. Humae
Co Fajardo.- Lam
Co Arroyo -VtrlaA
- G.. Lede a. Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23

Rio Piedras, 21-En la carretera en-
ire Caguas y Rio Piedras. ell autom6vil
No. 64l g1nado por Francisco Fontanc.
chauffeur No. l2441, arroll6 al nino
Luis Sanchez de 10 amos de edad eau
sandole una herida grave EN- la cabeza.
Ell chauffeur fu6 arrestado y el herido
pas6 al Hospital Municipal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-23
CEDULAS

Banco Territorial
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
cONTlNENTAL>ENGLIsH.

The idea that English is to be the
universal language of the future
seems to be spreading. Certainly
thousands Of Europeans struggle
bravely with its rules and idioms.
Here is sample of the progress that
has been made in one quarter. It is
taken from the advertising matter
that a large continental hotel pub
fishes in the form of an elaborate
illustrated booklet:
"Its spacious dimensions, exquisite
comfort, elegant fashion of its fur
nishing, the unobjectionable prerog-
atives as to the produces Of its kitch-
en- and contents of its cellars, be-
side the distinguished managing,
which, assisted by well-experienced
attendants, does its utmost in always
duly treating-all this united al
ready for many years past obtained a
general renown, even abroad too."-
Youths Companion.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
HER OPEN SUNSHADE A BUOY
YeGng Woman's Presence Of Mind In
Emergency Saved life OF
Drowning Boy.

Among many who figured in acci-
dents upon the water on recent Sun
day none of those saved considers
himself so fortunate as twelve-year-old
Paul Geisenger who fell into the Har-
lem river at One Hundred and Thir-
ty-f1rst street.
AS the boy plunged into the water
his cries and the splash of the body
were heard by two young women
crossing the Third avenue bridge.
With rare presence Of mind one OF
the young women threw her parasol
to the boy. The latter, unable to
swim, grasped at the sunshade, and 1t
supported him like buoy. He was
kept afloat until several men res
cued him by throwing rope to him.
The young woman who deprived
herself of her parasol, thereby assist
ing in saving the boys life, could not
be found by those who witnessed the
accident. Instead she hurried away
New York Telegram.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
ROSE-COLORED SNOW.

Rose-colored snow fell recently in
the Alps, chiefly on the mountaine
(11,sS7 feet) in the Canton of Gla-
rus. On analyzing the snow it was
found to be impregnated with mi
mute particles of sand. 1t is thought
that this is the aftermath Of the
great storm above the Sahara, which
blew large quantities of sand recently
across the sea and the Italian Alps
TO the Swiss mountains, descending
on the white slopes in "yeIiow snow"
The "rose snow," however. has hung
in the upper air several weeks before
falling
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11

the AIR
She did not hear the mad splashing
of a horse down the road. where her
husband. baTeheaded, came galloping
wildly through the rain. a terrible
fear in his eyes.
He did not notice the fields, nor
even the house. but when he saw her
standing there disconsolate. his eyes
lighted up with great joy. and the
look of terror fed. Swiftly he came
up to her.
Dick" she cried. "Oh, Dick, look
at the corn!" but he opened his arms
and stilled her against his breast.
The corn? What do / care for the
corn" And he kissed her again aad
again.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11

said wearily.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
The Gretchen Lumber Go.
HOLLY, COLO.
QUEEN ADMIRER OF POTTERY.

The English queen is an admirer
and collector of old Wedgwood pot
terry and at Windsor castle there is
a room entirely devoted to this ia
nous ware, some of the finest and
rarest examples being displayed.
Wedgwood pottery, the older e1-
amples of which are SO much sought
after, is named after the most fa-
nous potter England has ever pro-
duced-Josiah Wedgwood, who died
in 1875. He produced from designs
by Fla1man, the sculptor, white
cameo reliefs on q delicate blue
ground known and envied by COL
lectors all over the world as Wedg-
wood ware. This ware is now very
costly and practically beyond the
means of the ordinary collector.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11

We have township plats, CHAT
t"l mortgages, deeds, and othe'
-orms for sale at our Office. The
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
ACCOUNTED FOR.

at ought to be easy to raise the
wind for baseball games."
"Why SOP"
$50 many fans are interested"
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11

Patronize Chieftain advertisers.
1t means the continued prosperity
Of Our town. Montgomery-Ward
have never as yet built up any.
thing but a mail order business.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
BUT Different.

Il see there are great number
of dips about now.''
. "Of course. Ever since the tango
craze everybody's doing 'em-"
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11

Little enough to
take odense at if
we weigh the
words one by one,
and consider their
8 l IN pl e import,
but she had said
1t more than once
that day, and the
reiteration had
told on the mans
nerves. already
strained to the
The Holly chieftain., 1914-09-11
THE RAINS DESCENDED
BY sREvARD MAYS coNNoR.
sssssssssssssssssssssssss

"Oh. If it would only rain" she had
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Die ct. Sobannes Sitter.

Die Sonpention Der ct. SObunnss
Rittsr, ipelts felt anfang oieisr Wos
DE, in bisiissr Stuot sstast bat, fanb
geitern ibren 9lbialuB uno bic meiiten
Der SeIesaten baben bereits Die
Seimreiie aneetrsten. I'm 9 llbr ges
Itsrn 9ormittag fanb in Der 1t.
8aDiers Stride Der Srauereottesoienit
s.: Gbrsn Des am 0ienitag ploblit
perItorbsnsn Sol. Gbas. Sc SeGlaire,
DON Glepslanb, g., itutt, on peIdtr
ii9 eine srObe @n5ubl Der Sitter be-
tbeiligten. Sis aei6e puroe am
Ra6mittus mad GlepIuno, s., befOr'
bert, I'm bort benz S6oB Der grpe
iiberseben gu psrDsn. Die Isste 6es
itdftsiiBuns erfOIste i'm SintOn cos
tel, bod paren auBer Der geamters
tpabl unb Der @abl ber nG9iten apns
uentionstabt tsine ipeiteren Seihdtts
gu srIsoissn. Die geamtenpabI ersab
fOlsenpes ReiuItat:
Supreme prGiibent, Sumes q.
Susan, asntOn, o.; Suprsms eritsr
9ise grdiioent, gmil Gpnperi:,
MaFiuOn. s.; supreme 8ipsiter gist'
grdiibsnt, Senrp Gsioer, guffalo,
81. g.; Suprems SstrstGr, 6. W.
8aIlace, Columbus, o.; Supreme
S6asmeiitsr, SO. 3. 9OHborit, Go
pinstOn. ap.; Supreme Sruitsss. ).
=. grebba, DON Detroit unO S. VI.
aleinbaus, DON Rodeiter, 81. y.
Die 8atl Der ndaiten aonDen'
tionsitaot rpurbs ben Supreme SrIe
itees iiberIahen.
Die Gables Iugiliarn beg
Sroens srpGbIte Die folsenOsn geams
ten: sgrau 5ersia Renner, Suprem.
prdiioentin, Rodeiter, R. g.; Jrau
Glen Rabebausb, /. Supreme 9iass
grdfibentin, 2ancaiter, Shio; Jrau
Roie Sspe, 2. Supreme @issprGiibens
tin, GbansDills, Snb.; SRI. Sobanna
@bite, Supreme Sefr.tdrin, ReppOrt.
ab.; Jrau Qnna 8rohuro, Supreme
S6aBmeiiterin, Cincinnati, O.; Jrau
Marp Rittea, Supreme 9oarb Der
sruitess, gutssDiLe. Sno.; SRI. anna
WcgulIen, Supreme gOaro Der
Sruitees, pbilabelpbid, penn.
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q Qmeritanifd DE Waffeu un D
ameritaniihegr


9pnbon. 25. sunni. - Der pres
mier 4squitb lpurbe am 9onnsritag
i'm untsrbaus dufseforbert gu perbins
bern, baB fernerbin @affen bon ben
Der. Staaten nad) Srlano sebraht
lperben. Gs sei1ab oieS nit einem
S0inipeis auf bic sbatiu6e. bab Sobn
6. Ieomonb. Der sSiibrsr Der irldnt
bii6en Rationaliitsn, ben prdiibenten
Der llnitsb Sriib 2easue IN Ybilaeel@
pbia. Dlidael s. Hpan, I'm Silfe fiir
bic nationaliItiIden 5reiipilligsn err
iu6t bat.
Oopio 2lonb 9sorae, Der Sdabs
amtstanaler, Der fir Rem premier
antiportete, ipeigerte iif lpegsn oteier
Mnselesenbeit tei Der ameritaniiden
Resierun9 8oritelunaen gu MAIDEN.
9lrtfuf 9bn9, elm Rationaliit, for
berte bann ben Sfabamtstanaler duT
feItauitellen, ipie piel @elb dmer!tani=
i6e @rbinnen bsrsseeben bGtten I'm
einen giirsertrieg in SrIanb berduf3us
beI6p0ren, aber Der bon ben Sppo'
iitionsbGnten tpmmenbe Ruf rWie
itebts nit Sarcourt2" trinnerte ibn
baran, bdb es ameritaniite erbins
nen in beiben Bayern giebt.
Robsrt 9ernon Sarcourt, Elm Rabis
faler, 1T elm Sohn Der 2abp Sars
court, bic cine 5o6ter beg friiheren
Der. 81. @eianotsn SObn 8. WOtlep
in 2cnbpn, III.
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Mnfdle.

= Durh bag Shlsubern ieines
Wasens ipurbe Der itGbtiIdle &utihsr
9atrid Irtbur. 55 Sabre aft. No. 9l9
Sreeman Nbenue tppbnbdft, an Der
Rodbale unb ¬t glpenue auf Den
Subrbamm aetpurfen unb trus ein:
SopfoerleBuna oapon, tpel6e Die
ueberfiibruna beg Mannes nat bem
itGbtiiben 6pipital notblpenbia moh'
te. Die 9erlsBuns lit ni9t ernlter
giatur.
- 4n Der MlcMilan Strabe unn
&emper Cane tpurbe aeitern IbenS
beim lleberiareiten bss Subrbammcs
bic Al Sabre alte Nrau Mamie Souit.
bon elmer Wabiionpille Gar nieberges
itoben urb brad iid Der linten nns
terIdenfel. Die 9erungliidte purbs
ourd 9olisiiten nod ibrer WObnung.
go. 2214 aemper Game aebra6t, roo
itr purd bic @erate Or. :. .. Sones
unb Wuoe McMilan SiIfe 5utbeiI
purbe.
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tduitt pieber abaieben, ba bic Sbea-
terseiellfdIt. ipslde bic @pritellnna
aab. iid nit Der Union Der 5beuter>
arbetter iibsriporfen hattie. Der Sdus@
elettriter bes Olympic Sbeaters 3u=
Der, ipeiaerte fih al Die 9lrbeit gu
aeben, lpenn niht bic iibriacn Yiibncn'
arbeiter bes SauIes, iieben an Der
3abl ongeitellt tpiirtcn. Sas fir
bic 9pritelluna Nlaaaierte Sr4elter
ppllte aud nur ipielen, ipenn bic
ltnionlcute bsi6dftist ipiirben. aber
ter @ei6Gftsfiibrer Der 5ruppe S.
.. t0abn pOlltc bieroon ni6ts milien
unb bic 5olas tpcr. oab bic 8criteaun1
niht itattfinben tonnte.
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1rassn elmer aopfbebeduna DON ieber
niht iibIi6. gum She'll ioaar perboisn
1T. sSn Der 3al. 2anbesidule pforta.
in Sdnepfentbal uiip. aehen Die S6ii.
Ter fir gem6bnIih obHe 5ut nnb Wliibs
ipasiersn. ielbit BEL ithIedtem Wetter
unb au6 i'm Winier. Sn pforta be-
bari ss aum 9rasen elmer Ropfbeoes
duna beionberer grIaubnib. 9ieIe
pirb muir tranten Saiilern ober bel
faItsm Wstter ertbeilt. 2lxr bas iinD
ieR srobe ausnabmefdGe, bi. i'm
Sabre bShfiens Elm pdar WaI Dortoms
men. Rur ipenn mon bic tpeiten 2ne
lagsn Der 4nitdIt perlaifen unb iih In
ben gsreiG Der .pbiIiiter" beseben
min, III 6nttrassn iiblid. Die alien
.pfSrtner" Isibsn Ssnn au9 untsr Der
3eitiranfbeit bes 6aari9punbes ipss
niger uls anbere 2euts.
Ger @ipfeI Der Ser.
itreutbeit. Ger befannte Striit.
teller ,inb 0idter o. s. GbeIterton
Ieioet on elmer idper 5u iibertrciien.
ben 3eritrelitbeit, 10 bab ibn feline
iSrau aili aIlen ieiuen Reiien beglei.
fet eites Cages, als er ipieoer elm.
nal cine ieincr beliebten 8orIeiunssn
balten ioIlte, ipar Wsrs. Gbeiterton i'm
Iesten glusenbIid perbinSert, ben bilf.
Ioien 9enfer bei ben .aleinigfeifen
beS t1sIidjen 9ebens" 3u interftiisen
unb entlieB ibn beiorst nit Der angit.
noIlen 5rdge: .Wim, Gilbert, ipeibt
bu aud, tpo bu beine @orIeiung ait
baIten bnIt iino moriiber2 Gbeiterton
nidte imo begab iid) nad 6em 9abn.
bof, mo er ein Billet perlanete. $50.
bin2" fraste Der @eanite. .Jree
GraSe Sall", nntiportete Der Gidter.
..@obl bic in @Iaseop9" iraste Der
anSere, Der in 6ieier Stabt einen alio
benanilten Soal fannie. gefrieoigt
nabm Gheiterton bns 9iilett imS ipbr
nad @lassotp; bod nIs er bort an.
fam inb nit einer 9roidfe mad oem
GtabIiiienent fubr, ergab iidL Dab Der
SaaI gernbe renopiert iuliroe, 6aB ar.
better oarin naren unS niemanb ct.
mas bon elmer @orleinng Gbeitertons
tpabte. gerspeifeIt begnb er iidj nun
ouf bic. s,oit iinb telegrapbieste an
feline Sraii: sd bin bier. mo mub
id iein?"
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0ie einen staben in SGhe boz
$2O,00O,OO0 anseridtet bat.
3rpan5ia Sobrifen nno tauienl
@obnbauier Iiegeu in aihe.
llno 10000 Gerionen iinb obSadlos
0as Geucr fam Inn 3 llbr gsahmlt
tags 5,un glusbrud,
llno nm @itternadt gIaubte man
bes granoes Serr ge!pOroen
gu ieiH.
Salb SaIem. W IA r., bur d
s5euer SeritDrt.

Salsm, Naif, IS. Suni. 5ait
bic SGlfte Der alten rSersHitoot" Ga:
lem, bic reid an biitoriihsn Gsbdu.
ben unb Grinnerungen 1T, puros ON
9pnnsritag Durd Ssuer asrItort, ous
e:nen S510en DON Disusiht $40, ,000.-
600 angerihtet bat. Sc purosn uns
JefGbr taufenb Gsbdubs SeritOrt, bars
unter ca. spansis Jobritsebdubs. unb
10000 DON ben $4,000 giHpObnsrn
iinb obba6lOs.
9as iSsusr fam I'm 2 llbr Rad'
mittass in Der aoru'itsn 2ebsrsGas
brit auf Der Weitisits gum 2lusbrud,
Derpiiitsts 6eR Siitritt, in bsm iit
bic Sdubs unb 2sDsrfabriten bsiinbsn
unb asritDrts ale 9ebGube in elmer
Streds bon slpsi Meilsn 2Gnse unb
elmer balben WsiIe greits.
Guntsn. bic DON sin.m itar,.n
Rorbpeitipinb bura bic 2uft setras.n
purSen, bsrurfa6tsn in atp.i anb.rsn
Sbeilen Der Gtabt Jeuersbriinite -
H. osm faibiOnablen WObnungs Ois
ftritt in Der RGbe pon Sc Sabstts
Gtrabe, uno einsm Jabrits unb
Wi.tbstaiernen 9iitritt oui Der DON
palmsrs GoD., bem Soutb Ripsr unb
Der Battlefront sebilb.ien 6aIbiniel.
SpGt am Ibenb fam nod Elm piers
tes 5euer in Der qnlase b:r SaIem
Sil Company an Waion Str. gum
2lusbru6, norb0itlicb pomgiier Gpuns
tp geri6tss.bdubs. Die Selbebdlt.r
erplooirten unb Elm Sunienrsssn fie!
auf einen Sbeil Der Staot ni.b.r, Der
bisber pom 6eusr peridpnt ssblieb.n
mar. Sieiss 5euer purbs aber ees
lDidt, nahbem bic 4nlaee Der Dell
9ompasnie unb brsi5ebn 9dui isr 5sr.
it0rt tporben iparen..
/2tls Der grunb I'm elf llbr Qbenbs
unter &ontrolle mar, ipdren ale biIios
ridden 9ebdube, pie bas peabpbn
Muisum, bas gfer Snftituie, bas alte
3oQamt, no Ratbanisl Sborne oisIe
fsinsr Iittsrariiden 4rbeitsn probu.
airte, fopie bag 6aus nit ben iieben
9iefeln, unbefd,dbigt.
I'm Wlittsrnu6t bronnte 6ds
sS.uer nod ar Derbp Gtrabe, ni6t
fpsit bon Dem psabobp Muieum snts
fernt, man glaubte aber, bdb bas
9ebdube nit isiner fpertbpplen
Sammlung BON auriOiitdten, ii6er
iei. Iu6 bas 5aus nit ben iie6en
9i.beln befanb iih in Der 9efabroone.
Wlebrere @cbG,ibe tpurben nit Gp.
namit eeiprengt, um ben aauf bcs
Seuers auisubaIteu, unS ipdt IN Der
Na6t id,ien es, aIs Of Der 8erbrei.
tune Ses fseuers ginbalt seboten
iuoroen iei. gis Inn aaitternadt
nurbc fein Tobesfall gemeIbet. gs
tpurSen aber irteefdbr iiinisig Ser.
Ieste in Soipitdlern eingeliefert.
Souienbe BON SboahIoien fam.
pirten pdbreno Der gsa6t in ben
Barfs lnb bic Staot puroe bon
WiIistrllppen abpatroullirt.
9ab bas Seuer in 10 ifredIitcr
@eiie Inn iid 9reiien fonnte, mar
Dem llmitnnb 5isuihreibeit bab Der
@aiicrbruf aiiBergetp0bnIi6 iftpa6
mar imb besbaIb bic Geuerwebr ipe.
xss sxsriHtef tsBnts
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81. .urbahg.A., e,o ~.

Die llnbebiietsn. Die &c.
iellihaft fir 9lefprm Der Wdnnsr'
iruht. Berlin SgD.. ihreibt: Dor eir
nigen 9aaerl bat Elm gpmraiiulbirei.
tor In Berlin allen Grnites iif iiber
bic bitloisn Shiilsr bsilaat unb fiir
bic 3ufunft bic itrensiten 4norbnun,
gen sum Sdube btS aopfes astroften.
0ieaeihi entbebrt Der Serr isIbf bes
i6iibenben 6aarpuhIes nnb lam iid)
infoIasbeHen bic moblthat bes unbes
hiiteisn aopfes nimt reht poritelIen.
sSebtnfdls limb S9iiltr ohne Gut aars
nidt ettuas 70 iinssbeusr Wobsrnes.
gs aibt cine Rsibc Gnmnufien ~ linb
"a iinb ntGs bic itIs&isiten - mo sas
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an ibrer Sra6teu fOIIt Sbr
helfpruh auf T3tHen antpenbet an ibren gD t.
iungen. g9euH man beoenii, bnB nue Ifpe'
reH arnnlbeiten GIs elmer perin9eH GrfdIiuDq.
ober aus unmdsigleii i'm Gifen ober Trinien
eRiitebeH. ipoour6 gIiitarorang ober etbruna
einer ober BET nuberen synnftion bes a5rpers
beruria6t tpirb. bic anfdneicb unbeoeliieno
ffeint. aber Gntaiinbunsen, fSie5er uno fo9ar
ben Ioo alr syoIae baben i1nr, 70 IN es fpifts
iig, fih baraH Al erirnern. onb mir butd Bee
ieitiaurg Der urfahe bic Rutiir In Stnno fcsen.
bic 4rnnibeit Al permetoerl. uno fomtt hie 6e'
fiiubbeit Al erhnIieu Seit iaufeHb Snbren
baben iueife Mer,ie aefiinoen. bas ct. 9ernaro
arduterpilleu bic nntebIbarfier Beerer Der
arGuibeit fiHn. SIR 25 Gents bel gtpotheisrn
Su bnben. u.9p