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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
CHAPTER XIV.

Il" HEY were very angry. There
was an opening into the trunk
IS@Sz77Si close to the ground. They
- gathered wood and grass and
built fire. The Swift One and |, our
arms around each other, waited and
watched in the thicket. Sometimes
they threw upon the fire green branches
with many leaves, whereupon the
smoke became very thick.
We saw them suddenly swerve back
from the tree. They were not quick
enough. Red Eyes flying body landed
in the midst of them. He was in
frightful rage, smashing about with his
long arms right and left. He pulled
the face off one of them, literally pull
ed it off with those gnarly fingers OF
his and those tremendous muscles. lie
bit another through the neck. The fire
men fell back with wild, fierce yells,
then rushed upon him. He managed
to get hold OF a club and began crush
ing heads like eggshells. He was too
much for them, and they were COM
PEELED to fall back again. This was his
chance, and he turned his back upon
them and ran for it, still bowling
Wrathfully. 4 few arrows sped after
him, but he plunged into a thicket and
was gone.
The Swift. One and l crept quietly
away, only to run foul of another par
ty of fire men. They chased us into
the BURBERRY swamp, but we knew the
tree paths across the farther morasses,
where they could not follow on the
ground. and so we escaped. We came
out on the other side into a narrow
strip of forest that separated the blue
berry swamp from the great swamp
that extended westward. Here we met
Lon Ear. How he had escaped l can
not imagine, unless he had not slept
the preceding night at the caves.
Here, in the strip of forest. we might
have built tree shelters and settled
down. but the Fire People were per-
forming their work of determination
thoroughly. In the afternoon Hair
Face and his wife fed out from
among the trees to the east, passed US
and were gone They fed silently and
swiftly. with alarm in their faces. In
the direction from which they had come
we heard the cries and yells of the
hunters and the screeching of some
enc of the felix. The Fire People had
found their way across the swamp.
The Swift One, LOp Ear and | fol-
lowed on the heels of Hair Face and
his wife. When we came to the edge
OF the great swamp we stopped. We
did not know its paths. 1t was outside
our territory, and it had been always
avoided by the folk. None had ever
GONE into it-at least to return. In our
minds it represented mystery and fear,
the terrible unknown. As l say, we
stopped ut the edge of it. We were
afraid. The cries of the fire men
were drawing nearer. We looked at
ono another Hair Face ran out on
the duaking mOrass and gained the
firner footing OF a grass hummOck a
dozen yards away. His wife did not
follow. she tried to, but shrank back
from the treacherOus surface and cow
cred down.
The Swift One did not wait for me,
nor did she pause till she had passed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

All were frightened. But he made no
attempt to Lurt them. He was one of
them. At his heels, on stringy Bonded
legs, supporting herself with knuckles
to the ground on either side, walked an
old female of the Tree People, his lat
est wife. He sat down in the midst Of
the circle. l can see him now as l
write this, scOwling, his eyes infamed
as he peers about him at the circle Of
the Tree People. And as he peers he
crooks one monstrous leg and with his
gnarly toes scratches himself on the
stomach. He is Red Eye, the atavism.
THE END.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
THE MINISTER'S TEMPTATION.

A young couple went to a minister's
house to get married. After the cere-
mony the bridegroom drew the clergy
man aside and said in a whisper:
I'm sorry 1 have no money to pay
your fee, but if you'll take me down
into the cellar I'll show you how to
fix your gas meter so that it won't
register. Baltimore Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

play. They were holding a laughing
council, jumping up and down and
screeching rude choruses.
Suddenly they hushed their noise and
ceased their capering. They shraBk
down in fear and quested anxiously
about with their eyes for a way of re-
treat Then Red Eye walked in among
them. They covered away from him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
HOW ABOUT 1T?

"The word 'reviver' spells the same
backward or forward" 1t was the
frivolous man who spoke. Can you
think of another?'
The serious man scowled up from
his newspaper. 'Tut-tut!" he cried
tuously-Toledo Blade.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
BIG FORD ENTERPRISE
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

The stupendous undertaking of Henry Ford will be shown this even, ing at the Empress. The marvellous cooperation of the employees enables the factory to turn out two cars every minute for eight hours. The audience will be shown the process of making and assembling the cars from the foundry to the complete product.
 The films are well worth seeing, for seeing is believing, and truly the inn agination must be stretched to believe that two Ford cars can be t6rned out complete every minute for eight hours. Mir. Roy Ashland, the agent here for the Ford car received these pictures from the Ford Co.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
500 DETROIT BUSINESS
 MEN GO INTO CAMP

Special to Gateway by United Pressl
 DETROIT, Mich, June 8. - Grand Island, a private game preserve of the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company, lOcat- ed off the South shore of Lake Super for, will be the camping grounds of some 600 Detroit business and pro fessional men who left here today on the Steamer City of Detroit III for the annual cruise of the Detroit Board of Commerce.
 The cruiser will arrive at the island which is said to be one of the most beautiful private parks in the world, early Saturday morning. The return trip will be made in time to reach De troit next Monday night.
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PEACE DECLARED

"War in Mexico" "The Watchful Waiting" Republican Convention at Chicago. A Love Feast for Bull MoOsers and G. o. Ps. Hughes" The Logical will be elected Capt. Tom Ward has about completed the Howe Truss bridge over Resurrection River. The Railroad appropriation of $6,24IOOO will be available July 1st and the able Seward end of the En- gineering Commission if given a ghost of a show at that money will make things materialize that will put Anchorage in the shade for all time. If you don't believe it just go out the line and see for yourself what has been done on the measley pittance al- lowed the Seward end. Don't stop at that, but just drop in the Seward Commercial Co. store and see what you can do with money in the way of Bargains. We carry everything and sell considerable of it. If you don't believe it-Call and be Convinced.
 SEWARD COMMERCIAL co.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

Meet me at The Branch.
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Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
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NEWS NOTES


 Judge S. O. Morford and Hamilton Graf were born on the same day but no one would think it, and both are celebrating their birthdays today The Judge was born on June 10, lS49, but Hammie blew in since.
 Mrs. Tom Ward reports a most sue cessful meeting of the Hospital helpers. A large number of Che ladies were present and some excel lent work was accomplished.
 Captain Andrew Grosvold arrived on the Dora this morning from the westward. He reports nothing very new or startling in his home region.
 A double "Shiviree" was perpetrat. ed last night in honor of Frank ReeJ and Fred Johnston, both of whom were suddenly snatched from heaven oS bliss to a night of horror in which most of the citizens shared Each Benedict came through like a man
 Captain c. F. Swanson reports that the last trip of the Dora was uneyent ful except that they had lots of rain fog and gale. Captain Swanson says that Captain Hansen, formerly of tn, Dora. is now in the southeastern ser vice.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
HOW BOOB CREEK
 RECEIVED NA3iE

FAIRBANKS.-According to re- cent letter from an. oldtimer of the Interior, who is now prospecting in the Tolstoi district in the InnokO country, Boob creek obtained its name in peculiar way. Regarding this he says:
 q put up a little money to send a man down there to do some prospect ing. We were fortunate enough to find a good prospect and l am glad to say it has indications of good pay. It looked like foolish venture in the beginning, so foolish, in fact, that we named it Boob creek" At this writ ing it looks as though our venture was anything but a boob stunt. News Miner.
 Long distance UelephOne booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
THAMES SIGHT SEEING STEAMERS IN WAR
 SERVICE ON TIGRIS
Special to Gateway by United Press

Special to Gateway by United Press)
 LONDON, June s. American tourists who in pre-war days bOrrd- ed fussy little sight seeing, padllc- wheeled steamers almost unda; the Big Ben" tower of parliament may be surprised to learn that these steamers are now doing stemer duty on the distant Tigris.
 Early in 1916 a fleet of small, squat packets, about one fifth the size Of or ordinary American river packets turned their noses down the Thames for the first time and headed for the Persian Gulf.
 The day was a big event to river babitucs but the general public knew nothing about it.
 Each craft was in command of a naval officer and crew.
 Where tourists once sat on the up pepicck benches of the diminutivC craft enjoying the scenery of the Thames, soldiers and war material to. day are making the little boat servicC serious war purpose.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

Emil Hurja, a member of the Ford peace mission to Europe, writes to say he will arrive soon to represent a Seattle publication on tour of AL Gsha.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

Something new" ~Hiluilla Tea" makes a pleasing and satisfying drink. Three sizes-25c-4Oc-75c. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

For a Delicate, Delightful, Dainty, Desert, JELLO. 1Oc each-this week only. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

Mackinaws, Pants. Socks, Boots, Packs, Underwear. Anything you need. SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
JUST ARRIVED AT HALLETT < SCOTPS

White Striped Dimity Mercerized Voile Single and Double Flannel 90 in. Linen Sheeting 40 in. Linen Sheeting S6 in. Hankf Linen Hydegrade Lining in Blue, Gray,
 Black and Tan. Atlas Sateen Velvet Ribbon all Collars and Widths Niddy Laces all ColOrs Six Strand Floss Knitting and Crochet Silks all Shades Capitol Insoles for Slippers,
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15

Royal Bakery has reopened. Fresh Bread daily.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-15
ROD & GUN CLUB TO MEET

This evening at Town Hall the Sew ard Rod and Gun Club will meet at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to come to plan For a contest school.
 c. T. COOK, president No advertiser can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
Seine %atans i'm Imt bes itaatliden
Sdnlinperintcnhcnten.

gSie Staots. SefretGr Mooh bebollp-
tet, beitebt in benz Antte beS %ltootli.
6en Observation-Disclosures feline Sa-
fang, Die IN Scr @abl Slt fiillen lit.
9rof. lei &oaifin BON Clinton lei
bonn @ol,pcrnel,r oIs Ha6folgcr bcs
perIt. Soiparb u. @aB ernannt nor
Den fir Den i1noollenbeten Sermin,
melder am 1. Sanuar 1919 ablailfe
unb nidt fiir einen Serttin bis slir
ndditen @obl ober bis aitm foleen-
Den Sanuar. 0a na6 Dem 9u6ita-
ben oes @eieses feline Safan8 beitebeY
10 merbe er meber Den 9amen zines
8emofraten nod zines &epliblifaners
auf Den Stimm5ettel ieten.
i Die Sude mrrbe boris Sbereerihi
gebrodt unb entidieo basielbe inn iel,
ben Gimme. 0ie Sberridter @olfei
uno Blair paren anoerer anii6t
bod itimmten fiinf &idter nit Road
therein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
Mnftipn.

Undergraduate miro aiif ibrer
Sarm, s Meilen iiiblid bon Sermann
unb 8 Meilen ipeitl. bon Sells Store,
ant
Samstag g, ben IL. 81 o b.
beginncno ,tm | llbr nadmittags,
iulgcnocs gieentbum 0ffentlih on
sen @eiItbietenben nerfaufen:
Yferbe, 1 Stltte, | Stub, / &inb,
/ @1ltteridmein. 10 SerfeI, 5 Salifer,
A Sarmpagetl, | nieoerer 8agen, 1
9uegp, Iflnaeeidirr, @ageneeidirr,
9ugspgeI6irr, Saemaidine, @ras.
mdber, @ege, Disc Gultipator, 8flug,
Gultipotor (ooppelipGnnig) Sdanfel
gultipator, Seiifram, Seigobel unb
Strif, Sdlcifitein, Sdrotflinte, 1876
gallen Seit, ioipie Salts. unb aii.
bcnecr1tbidaften itip.
8ebtngungen: So mo ipeni.
Ter 9aar, iiber So rle,tn Morote Gre
sit gegen @ote nit gutter Siderheit.
augnfta Setterer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27

nal Shoe 50, iii @aibington, be.
idGitiot 575 Tcrionen ltnO Der luOdl'
cntlihe 2obn bel0llit iid) altf $1,000.
Gie Tabrif pericrtigt tGgIidl 5000
4anr S6ubc. Dies lit aud ell
3cidcn Der &riegs SrOipcritot. Son
Ocn t1QIih pcrfertigten Shuben
fonnnt 1000 9aar ouf cine 2iefe-
runa filr bic Scr. Stoatcn, filr bic
Nrntce.
5 3pci gron5e : Sbilren, fir Den
Sauptcingang gum neltell &apltol,
iunO BON ben &ontraftoren, Spbn
Sill & 60, beitellt mor0en, Sic
bcioen Sbiircn merben$10,000 foltcn.
@obrifcinli6 meroen oies Die tbeu=
critcn Sbiiren oieier Sortc leinJ mel.
dc lueltlid bonn Riiiiiiippi ai finoen
limo. Ser Gingang 1T ungef1br 10
SUB brett, unb ieoe Der beioen Chi.
rcn miro maiiip ans gron5e gegolien
mcrocr. Die IuBenieitc beioer Sbli-
rem miro reid per5iert merocn, llno
iiber ocn Sbiiren miro lid Elm Sen.
tier nit @lasmalerei befinoen.
5 Cine i6reflihe lle6erralhung
muroc SRI. G6erbarb, Gtadttelepboni.
tin 5ll Gran, Mo.. 5utbeil. Sic borte
I'M 2 llbr morgens ben 9tadtu1dlter
ser gnbr Dor ibrem @ei61fts5immer
@armn9srufe ousitoBen. 'Sie elite
Dor oos Sol3 unb farlb Die ent5pei
gcidnittere 9eihe hires Saters, Geo.
Gberboro, ollf Den 8eleiien liegenb.
Gbcrbarb, elm Sarmer bes Scott
Gountp. purbe Gienstug Radt in iei.
nellt Seim plobli6 franf lnO fam 81
SUB mad Dem orei Meilen entfernten
Dram, I'M ben Ir5t 5u foniultieren
Gr permpdte oieien aber nidt 81
lpefcu. Auf Dem Seimipege bra6 CT
beinl arellaen Ser gabngeleiie auiam.
men lnb pllrOe bon einem 3ltge
iberfabrcn. 8nrnungsrufe, Die eir
8G6tcr, Ser gberbarb 5uiummen.
brcd)en lab. arsitieB, batten feiner
Grtol9. gberbaro mar 45 Sabre ali
mo birtcrl6bt 10 &tnoer.
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Seriammlnug Der 2ebrer BON &parf
Sopnibip.

Splecnbes lit Dos Sroeram fiir Die
S~eriummllrng Der Sebrer bon &odrf
Snp., pel6e an Samstag @benb,
oen %. Sftober, in Dem 2ittle Ser.
ger Shulbmie abgebalten merben
miro. Seoermnnn lit freinoli6It Elm.
gelaoen. anfang Inn balb.adt llbr,
Call to order-Miss Adele Kattelman
Song--America-Led by School
Election of temporary secretary
Reading of minutes
The Recitation Period and Methods in
School Management. Ochsner Jr.
General discussion
Writing and Drawing-Miss Cora
Hamburg
General discussion
Song-Little Berger Male Quartette
Elementary Arithmetic - Walter
~Schaumberg
General discussion
Geography-Geo. Weber
General discussion
History-Arthur Dufner
General discussion
Questions from patrons
SRI. q. &attelmann, SER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
Stutpc.

llniere @ei3enfcloer fangen jest
an All ariinen: mir miiiien aber &c.
aen baber, ionIt gebts nit Dem @nf'
len at langIam.
elias Slid rno @attin reilten ON
porigen 9pnnerstag nod Sebron, u.
9af. Inn Ser 8eerbisung ibrer Der
ponOtin, Der p%eritorbenen Srau Gon-
rao Slid, bei5uipobnen, melte nad)
furSer &ranfbeit, in oet 8liltbe ibrer
,sltaeno, on Der 2ungenent5iinollng
geitorbcn lit. @ir nerlidern Den be.
trilbten @atten unieres aufridtigen
8eilei0s.
Die 6amilie BON Saitor S. 9en'
Iible, bon Sranflin, Soma, iino sur
3eit sic @1lte bon 6rau 0eniible's
eltern, Senrp 3aitrow unb @attin.
@ultap S6aeffer, Gommiliions.
SGnbler bon ct. 2ouis, lit gegenmdr,
tia Der @ait ieiner 9riiber, Sltgo,
Otto rnb Oscar Sdaeffer.
Sobn Noltensmeper uno oellen
Mlltter, BON Scope, iparen am Son1l'
tag auf 9elud bel Srau Bloeger.
Sic g~iebbGnbler 2ouiS Seioner,
BON Morriion, uno @m. 4allmeper.
BON Sermann, lparen in Der bergan'
aenen ISOLDE bier uno fauften Htno.
pieb unO fette Sdmeine fir Den ct
2oris Mnrft.
Sim nGdIten Sonntag miro in oel
bieiieen Stride oas &eformationsfeI
gefeiert merOen. Seoermonn II
ber5lid eingelu0en.
Ser &onfirmanben d. llntcrrid)t
inter 2eitung bon Baitor 4smtlss
bat lette 8ode %begonnen.
llnicre 6ffentli6en Sdulen, ltntei
2eitllng Der 2ebrerinnen, 5rls
2ouile Sod uuo 5lora Sangenberl
erfreuen lid zines re6t 5ablrei6el
9eIu6s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-10-27
-nnieren berali1en 9anf hermit

-ltnieren berali6en 9anf hermit
ben ~folgenoen 2eiern oes Solfsblatt,
fiir Die millfommene Grtellerl1ng III.
res Announcements, in Den Oergange-
men afpei 8oden:
Sermann, 81. 1. Geo. Mueller,
6rait 8. 2ingenfeloer uno Sranf Sell
menoab.
Sermunn, q. 3. 2ouis 8uidmeper
uilb Ioolf Seller.
Sermamn. Sreb Gang, &einbols
Drummer ST., @uitape Weper, Gbas.
| Spedbals uno Sranf &ottboff.
Scrmann. q. 2. @ottlob Sdues.
q. 8. Soeffner, Oscar 2oebnig uni
6rana Gtforn.
Srit Sobein, Smiss
Senrp Sueomeper, Sigginsnille.
Srau +. s. 8loccf, Chicago, ST..
s. artbrlr @eibel ct. 2ouis
| Srai, &oio Hebel, ct. 2ouis
Otto @aebler, ct. 2ouis
Sral Caroline Sberg, ct. 2oris
Sronf Spedbnls, Morriion.
4l,g. @lolie. Worriion
s. 3. Mann, @iniibe, glehr.
alb. @ittih, Slorriiant. 8o
@co. s. Spcdbals, Berger
Qn6rcas Sdeiblc, Berger
4abicr Sdnciber, Berger
Geo. Model, Garfston g. 8.
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%obn,purt unS Bite IN &iloenteu.
lager.

amc @ilbentenidgcr icien hermit
,ouf cine 9efanntnlnhllng Der BUT
b~eSbcb6roe bingcmieien, norm TN.
teniGoer u~uhucrfiom gcnlodt iucroen
bci scr SerpollitGnoigulg Der Stoti
itjfrn Nes Idcrbou GeportementS
Dlrh geriidiidtigumg Nes %iol0enorn
Erju6cna bebiilflih iu icin;
,.@enn cine miloe Glte GeIhollcn
oSer aeionQcu mcrNcu iolltc, Die Ct.
men glintinilm sling Tin ein 8etl
trldt il l6ie man 0ct Sing los mo
icnoc i'm an Sic Norciic, Die olli Der
inncren Seitc OeS HingeS angegcben
lit. s.. h.. an oos &unbcS afcrboN.
Ieportcnrcnts oocr an bic @iplogiid,'
9lbtbeil1tng in @oibinaton. Us plrN
fcrner 0arllm criudt, Dem Girg, Der
ol,f Der gluBenieite cine Nltmnler
tr1ot, nod, cine fur5c Scl6reiblln1
beislliilocn, morin has 2atlim, Der
0rt uno ctmaigc bcionOeren llmlt1n.
Sc bel ser Grlegrm9 altgeiiibrt iino,
Sicic angaben iollen nit oa5u Die.
nerL sic 2~cbulsbauer biclcr @pgeI
mo sic Ilueridtrmg, Die lie bel ID.
rem i1brlihen @a%nberungen einldlla'
gen, feit5uitellcn.
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0cues ans anbcren Counties.

5 Sic Stinmgeher IN Tbelps
Gountp neroen bel ser @abl I'M gto.
pcllbcr audi iiber hie oItodlap" 6ra'
&c abItiumerl.
5 Sic @etboOiIten 8cneiloc in
Soirior, Nltfilon County, bat ii.
rem |rebiger Elm nelleS. 1917 Wo.
DELL, MurlueiI s(uto gum Br1ient &C.
madt.
5 ct. Charles, 2o., genieBt sur
3eit sic Oienite bon 5luei SGbrboo'
ten: oos cine berielbcn miro ourdl
0ampf getrieben, uno oas anoere
Ourd cincn ipnitigen Wotor.
5 Die @efliiselSiidter III ben gro.
Ben StGoten Miiiouris eaben Oicier
Gage befornt, oab Der Ereis oes
Ganfinelngs . Sltrfcps in bieiem
Sabre ipobl nidt iueniger oils 35c. per
Bfuno iein perbe.
5 SRI n. Sids ST., Der % Sabre
oItc Sobn bes fiir5lid oerltorbenen
@etterpropbeten, Baitor SRI 81. Sifs,
Sr.. miro Die arbeit ieines Saters
fortiescn. Der iunge Sifs bot, I'M
fer 2eitltng ieines Saters. felt ben
lcsten ieds Sabren 9itrononlie
ltuoiert.
5 Dot Saggart, Elm friiberer Son.
traitor in Sefferion Gitp, murbe
fiir5li6, beim Spa3iergane ON Ger
minus Scr oprtiecn StrnBenbabn,
bon iieben Staten angesriffen unb on
Den 9einen lino Ben S1noen gebiiien.
@r belt Die Sbiere 5lterIt fir feline
Spoliums.
5 Die Gpongl. 2lltb. @emeinoe, in
&iel, 6ranflin Gountp, feierte filr5.
lid Den 60. Sabrestag ibrer 8riin-
bl1ng. Die @emein6e mllrbe inn Sab.
re 1856 gegriinoet. Son oen III.
ipriineliden @riinoern iiro jest ullr
nod 5pci GOdbetagte 6rol,en ON
2eben.
Gin Heger peldler filrjli6 in ct
2ouis pcrbaftet pur6e, CAB 81 elmer
Der Ginbre6er 5l Iein, melhe II
9uides &auflaoen 5u @oi6ineton
2iiiouri, @euebrc, &epoloer, II
I. 10. seltoblen bnben. @ie es beiBt
bat Oieier Neger idon friiber elm
3udthausitraic in Sefferion Gitp Der
biiBt.
5 Gas 9ompfboot Cape @iror
beau" Gins Der eroBtcn Miiiiiiipp
goote, fuhr am lesten Sanlstaa all
einen perienften .piling," an cine
STEELE 6 Reilen oberbalb Gbeitc,
Sill, unb ianf mad furaer 3eit. 90
Boot bate cine Dertbbolle 2abun
Seber anboro; Der 8crluit miro al
$4,000 geiddtt.
5 Radoem Sanat Boss, in oe
Habc BON &rafali, Sranflin Count
s SUB bon elmer Better eeitiirst iuaI
fiiblte er beftige Sdmer3en i'm Ill
terlieb. aer5te mllr6en aeruTer
Boss itarb jeood nod penieen 5tu,
oen. Cine Sb6uftion Ser 2eide Ct
CAB bab Der @agen burdl0dert iuo,
ben mar; cine 8erleeuns pe(de M
ielten borfommt.
5 Die 3ueiefnbrif Der SSnternati.
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Jn sort 8ortb, Seras,
berbrannte Die oreijdbrise gIpbe
Mae Scott in einsm Stalle, IN benz
fe nit i6rem finfiabrigen 8ruoer
Ipielte unb Der aus ireeuOeiner llrs
fa4e in 9rano eeroten NOR. 9ie
Mutter bOrte bos ainb pimmerM
mar o6er unfdbig, es su retten, oa
lie infolge oes oi9ten RaudeS unb
Der bod auflobernOen 5lnmmen Die
aleine iiberbaapt ni9t gu @eIi4t be-
fam.
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