davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18
Standing of the Clubs.
N4TIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Scores.

At New York-New York 4, Pittsburg
|.
At st. Louis--Brooklyn I, st. Louis 5.
At Cincinnati-Cincin 2, Philadel-
phia III innings.
At Chicago Boston I, Chicago T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18

De Broke-So the tailor called again
with his billl Did you say was QUIT
His Msn-Yes, sir. and told him that
I thought b. was too.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18
Yesterdays Scores.

At Chicago 5, Chicago B.
At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati 5, Philadel-
phia a.
At st. Louis-St. Louis I, Brooklyn I.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18

The most sublime psalm that can Be
heard on this earth is the lisping Of
human soul from the lips Of childhood
Victor Hugo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18
Yesterdays Scores.

At Cleveland Philadelphia o. Cleye-
land s.
At New York-St. Louis 2, New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-18
Rather Cynical.

II you want money. so 20 strangers;
II you want advice. 60 TO friends; II
you want nothing. 20 to relations
Iippincotts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
Log Range bay go Day,
Mixed
TH t@
Comparat1va Sales.

FURNISHED bs FL. Wv EEuzner dz Co
Iri-City office ia suite aUJ Eest build
ing a. J. E1eCaruictz. us n-lsel-f
Chicago. Oct Chicago had ~
900 hogs Yesterday, Gr 1000 less than
estimated. and prices were about 15c
higher than Saturdays average, with
d top Of $16T5 Estimated for Tues
day $4,000 The west had T4.60o. com
pared wztu s. 900 a .week ago ana
$4,000 year ago.
Exports of pork Tor the week TO
tailed $50 barrels against $3.50 q year
ago lard S.9z4e39. versus s.os9 039s
bacon l5.8O700g pounds, versus 12s-
$4,000 Liverpool prices were un-
changed Local shipments ii cured
meats were twice as large IS those
for the same day wear ago. while
lard was about 3 stana3h-
After rather li5lEgss day. porR
closed unchanged to f7c higher lard
75zc lower % I0e higher and ribs sc
To tac higher Trade WAS very sIaau
for Che day Local traders appear dis
posed ta work FER lower prices while
brokers who usually act for merchan-
disers Of products ara the best bay
ers This in itself is an Indication 9.
strength
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
Dorothy Kelly.

Dorothy Kelly is one OF the cieves
est little stars taat The screen has seen
to the present time.
She was born in Philadelphia in
1894, which makes her % years old.
she was educated in the New York
public schools, following which she
studied In the National Academy of
Des gning. from which institution she
graduated With q good deal Of honor.
She was recognized as an artist be-
fore she started her photo play career.
was with Vitagraph that the
young lady began her lille as an dc
tress she proved mighty clever iu
the old days, both as q comedjenue and
as a porfrayer of more serious roles
AT first as was quite natural her
range covered only minor parts Then
came larger DEMONSTRATIONS Iu ths
end she was playing leads, and playing
them we'll
About eighteen months ago she was
welded 10 Harvey II Havenor That
was while She was eHacriue a serial
and Ire honeymoon was interrupted iH
order that the play might go on
Fer the play must 90 on especially in
EHe photo play
Miss Kelly Is charming brunette 81
medium height She has a wonderful
personality. one which appeals to the
public and which has proven of m9~e
than passing worth in the past Her
popularity has established her as an
actress 81 the screen
Parts played BY Miss Kelly include
tTae Line Up, The Fiirr Marry
ing sue The Supreme Tempta-
ton Sal alton Joan and Thu
Law Decides.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
LEADS FOOD
PLEDGES: IOWA NEXT

Washington. Oct. a0.-Results Of the
first day Of the food pledge week cam
nafau So far as shown by returns 10
campaign headquarters are 665,40z
new cards signed. These. added TO the
1.-40.59S cards already IN the hands
Of the food administrator before the
present food pledge week campaign be
gam. make a total of 100000 pledges
Of persons who have agreed 10 observe
tre advice ana directions OF the food
administration ia the conduct Of their
kitchens and dining rooms as their
personal contribution toward victory
ia the war.
no Maine belongs rhe credit for the
greatest number Ut cards reported on
The first days ve0rR-S7.5 Iowa Is
next with $4,000 while Indiana reports
more than $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

So many rumors have been clrculal-
ed OF late aHent her marriage, that
Anita King has sent out q formal an
nouncement to the daily press declar
ing her state Of single blessedness. Tt
was said that last Saturday she we'd
ded Bobbie King. San Diego aviator
while visiting in that city Anita saws
there's nothing 10 it, and that she has
no thought whatever of entering we'd
lock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

Edna Goodrich, whose entrance into
the photoplay field has been marked
with pronounced success is credited
with the design Of a war bonnet for
women which is a cross between a
scotch cap and toque The hat ia
made OF corduroy or cloth and has
rakisb effect that is mighty striking.
Meta Evans, an English screen
star, arrived in this country recently
to work under the Lasky banner. She
VIII work al the Hollywood studios
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

I've years ago 90 per cent q mo
films used in England v ers American
made That was because the American
films were invariably westerns The
demand for westerns was so great
that European producers tried 10 sat
jsfy it by duplicating BronchU Billy
Anderson IS stuff in their own back
yard. and got ali confused by having
their indians ride not the scrawny
understood snakes of the planes, but
sleek bobtailed French cavalry
mounts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

AIsAE.Taf l.cv-r. modern, six room. Payne
apartments Phone r. /. 235s.
APARTMENT modern Furnished. ave
rsar4.=- references call H. J. ZAS4-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
Horses and Mules.

Isazt ST. Louis. III. oct 30 Horse
ard mule marh2t unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

The Man Without a Country
Thanhouser's dramatization Of Ed
ward Everett Hale's famous tale done
for the screen introduces no less than
lw0 thousand American soldiers, who
were being transferred from Fort
Hamilton when the photoplay was
filmed Tho soldier boys play a big
part i'm the telling of the tale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
Kansas Ci1y Provisions.

Kansas CITY Me. OCT. Butter
eggs and poultry unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

ID Ynn Remember.
u. E.IE
90 DA TS OpA ~

When Mary pickforG was playing
in The Warrens Of Virginia" w1ru
Frank keenan, and Charlotte Walker
When Dustin Farnum did Cameo
Kirby" on the stage and it proved
drama of only passing popularity
When William Farnum was play
ing JIM "Tbe Prince of India and they
staged a photoplay storm as g big ei-
fect2
When Valeska Suratt was posing
as the Gibson girl in The Belle OF
Mayfair
when YOU weren't satisfied with a
performance unless they gave YOU an
illustrated song for your iitney.
When Pathes first introduced col
ored hims 70 this country and how you
approved OF them2
When Lottie Pickford did the little
mother in The Fatal Wedding"
When Shirley Mason was playing
in THE Poor Little Rich Girl" under
the name Of Leouie Dana and you ney-
CT recognized her as Leonte Flugarth
Of the Edison films2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30

Bar Silver
London. Oct So Bar silver. 4Jd
per ounce money. Z per cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-30
Those - Sinrers AcaIn-

The news that Anna Case has fol-
lowed Geraldine Farrar into the ST.
lent drama, as some folks insist upon
calling it, recalls TO mind that the
aristOcratic Metropolitan management
Erowned upon the FaEar episode and
even tried TO prevent IT, only to dis
cover the public would not permit
The people who pay TO hear the sing
ing at IS per day don't seem TO care
whether the singer has been doing
pictures on not. III it didn't hurt
Farrar if won't hurt me- argues Mis-.
Case
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
al D..

SRI. 6lora &rffner, meldc nab.
reno bes SomnncrS bel ibrcm 9rllocr
Sobn Ruffner in Mor9anpille, Gan-
ias, peripeilt bate, lit lette @odc
wieber bierber ms gltcrnballs 5llrild'
sefebrt.
Senrp stephan unb 9elpcp 9rints
mann madten Iebten Wittiuod einen
@eibdftsbeilih na6 Rorriion.
SenrD 0oermann llnb Satin, Sris
9oermann ,inb 5rau Senrp Stcin.
bed beianoen iid lesten 0onnerstug
gu far5em 9eiude in Sermann.
Sliper Worre bon Srafe mar Ics.
ten Sumstag bier I'M 8ieb a,lf3u.
faltfen.
Gbriit. Ieper uno gilbert @lIff
bon Yotsbam famen lcttcn Witttuoh
in @eiellidaft bes &rof. Setorir bon
ct. Charles gountp bier ourh altf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
TERM, 1917.
First Day, Monday, November 26, II

First Day, Monday, November &c, IT.
1. John D. Seba jr., executor Fritz
Seba, deceased. Annual Settlement.
2. John D. Seba jr., guardian and
curator, Edwin H. Klein ct al, minors,
Annual Settlement.
3. Dietrich Werfelmann, guardian
and curator, Chas. F. Pope, minor,
Annual Settlement.
d.. Mary R. Thiedke, guardian and
curatrix, Gerald w. Thiedke, minor,
Annual Settlement.
5. John C. Brandhorst, guardian and
curator, John H. Brandhorst ct al,
minors, Annual Settlement.
6. Hannah Fleer, guardian and cura-
trix, Emma Fleer, minor, Final Settle
ment.
7. Emma 1.-THE, guardian and cura-
trix, George Stricken ct al, minors,
Annual Settlement.
= 8. Evaline Schroeder, guardian,
Anna Schroeder, insane, Annual
Settlement.
8. Frank Stoehr, guardian and cura-
tor Laura and Johanna Stoehr, minors,
Annual Settlement.
Second Day, Tuesday, November n.
10. Pauline Walker, guardian and
curatrix, Homer o. Walker, minor,
Animal Settlement
II. Jul. H. Hasenritter, guardian and
curator, Delmar G.. Hasenritter, minor,
Annual Settlement.
~. Louis Beckmann, executor,
Christ. Beckmann, decd, Annual
Settlement.
10. Rosalia Claus, administrators,
Hermann Claus, deceased, Annual
Settlement.
IA. Ida A. Souders, administrators c.
t. a., w. P. Souders, decd, Semi-An-
nual Settlement.
Is. c. N. Warden, administrator,
Joseph NJ. Warden, decd, Semi-An-
nual Settlement.
10. LeIld -LdIlIileyeT anu CuW. H.
Lahmeyer, executors, John Lahmeyer,
decd, Semi-Annual Settlement.
II. Kate Hafner and Louis Hafner,
executors, Nick Hafner, decd, Semi
Annual Settlement.
10. Robert Walker, executor, Mary
Anna Krokkenberger, decd, Semi-An-
nual Settlement.
Third Day, Wednesday, November 20.
10. w. J. Sturgeon, administrator,
Joseph H. Barbarick, decd, Semi
Annual Settlement.
20. I. N. Sturgeon, administrator,
James Spurgeon, decd, Final Settle
ment.
q. Philip April jr., executor,
Philip April, decd, Semi-Annual
Settlement.
%. Harry Haas, administrator, Sarah
Haas, decd, Semi-Annual Settlement.
90. F. ]. Hanne, public administra-
tor, estate of P. B. Matthews, decd,
Semi-Annual Settlement.
"a. Chas. Mumbrauer, administrator,
Robt. c. Mumbrauer, decd, Semi-An-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
4us ) c 2ippertbal.

Scit Dem Hcgcn iiebt Die @ci5cn-
iaot nm bcinabc so Hro5ent bciicr
aus.
Buitap &ublmann bon 9utolp.
@arren County fam lesten Wontag
bicrbcr nm icincm grll0er @m. Grtbl.
mann lrno bciicn Snnilie eincn &c.
ind a65nltatten.
Saul Rulld bcgab iid lcttcn
SunlStoa gum 9cill6e bon Scrluono.
ten uno 9cfunntcn na6 ct. 2ouis.
Spbn 9uIfmcDcr ltno fumilie
tratcn lcbtcn Sonntag cine 9eildS'
relic nod ct. 2olis on,
I'm Scr @obnlng Ser Srau @cttp
Sdmitt ianb lcttcn Samstag Ibclto
cine Yurtp Itatt, 81 mclder iih piclc
Nafburl1 uno 6rcunbe cingeiunocn
6ottcr, bic cincn rcbt pergnil9tcn
9lbcno sort pcrlcbten.
Srit Bod mill iih gc9cn cine @al-
icrnotb Ihiibcn unh bunt besbalb cine
ornRc GiItcrnc allf Icirer Sarn1.
Iroll 2ol,is Gccidel unb Sobn
Grnit rciltcn an @ittmo6 lcbtcr $50.
dc nod ct. 2ollis, gum 9eilld bon
9cruan0ten uno @efanntcn.
Scnrp Brandt lno Samilie llno
S,Sobn @ultr lnb Samlilie mad)tcn let.
ten Sonntog cine 9eiudsreiie nuh
Worriion.
@ir bobcn in lctterer Belt cine
Gimuanocrlna bon Squirrels gebobt,
bcnn oiciclbcn iino gcgcnmdrtig rcft
5oblrcid porbunOcn. Scnrp Brandt
crlog iogor bier Squirrels lpGbrcnb
n an ser Nrbcit mar &ortoffcln aus.
%5llgrnbcn.
Niicilor Nciobrcbcr mar lcttc $50
dc bier I'M oltS5ufinocn ipie reid IN.
ierc Sorntcr lett lcetcmt Sabre gclupr-
Sen iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

Der SaDrt llob ocm yScric ShlllbnllS
no Ibcnos cine Gnrmcrpcriomnllllng
ltattfano in lucldcr Frof. Scnbrir Ct.
ne Iniprodc biclt, ocrcn 3rucf ourin
bcltano oic Sornlcr fir glnItellun9 ci.
ncs Gountp Snrn Igcntcn 81 &c.
minncn.
GrnIt Gngclbrcdt un0 &cnrp 2on'
gcnbcrg, bcgnbcn iih letter. S%nulStog
nah Smetl5pille I'M oils Sertretcr ser
biciigcn 9anf Scr &crlonlnrllug Scr
Gountp 9anfcrs giiociotion bci5l,.
wobnen.
Illg. Moeller uno @attin n1ohtcn
letten Somstng cine Iutomobil,
Sabrt ,,oh Cuba, Wo., I'M BORT Ser,
monbtcn cincu @clud ub~oultattcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

nual Settlement.
25. Thekla Groben, administrators,
Otto Voigt, decd, Semi-Annual Settle
ment.
26. Ottmar C. Stark, Louis J. Stark
and Lee Hunter, executors, George
Stark, decd, Semi-Annual Settlement.
81. Magdalena Schneider, admins
t~ratrix, Martin Schneider, decd, Final
Settlement.
Fourth Day, Thursday, November 20.
%. Martin P. Breuer and Louis H.
Breuer, executors, William Breuer,
decd, Final Settlement.
90. Frank Havelka and Joseph
Havelka jr., executors, Joseph Havel-
ka, decd, Final Settlement.
80. VIM. Ruwwe, administrator, Ed
mund Ruwwe, decd, Final Settlement.
81. VIM. F. Deppe, administrator,
Mary S. M. Deppe, decd, Final Settle
ment.
SO. Jos. and David Hahn, admins
traitors, Catherine Hahn, decd, Final
Settlement.
SO. Henry Bruens, executor, Fried
rich Drusch, decd, Final Settlement.
81. Dan. Jackisch, administrator,
Frederick Jackisch, decd, Final
Settlement.
35. Otto L. Rick and Max A. Rick,
executors, Anna Rick, decd, Final
Settlement.
sc. Emma Patton, administrators,
Frank Patton, decd, Final Settlement.
81. DR.. Jno. s. Enloe, administra-
tor, J. w. Hartgraves, decd, Final
Settlement.
38. Henry Lahmeyer, guardian and
curator, Anna Lahmeyer ct al, min
ors, Annual Settlement.
THEO. GRAF,
Judge of Probate.
State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade, IS.
I, Theo. Graf, Judge of the Probate
Court in and for the County and State
aforesaid, do hereby certify, that the
above is a true copy of the original
Probate Court Docket, showing what
settlements are due for and during the
November term, 1917, of said Court,
as fully as the same appears on re-
cord in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court, at Office in Hermann, Mo.
this Goth day of October, 1917.
THEO. GRAF,
(SEAL) Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
dir idJncac Samenpriifnns.

5iir isbeu, Der ~iiberbaupt ettpas
slu3uiden Bat, lit bic Site Der pers
penbeten Sumen BON Der 9rDbten
Sepsutuns. Die meiiten Samenz@es
i9dfts polleu stunr kine 9arantie
oafiir ii%bernebmen, oaB ibre Samen
pirtlid o~ufeeben; aber ieoes &c
i9dft, pas einen Huf gu ipabren bat,
lud,t Ieiner Sade bierin mOslidit IL
DER au iein. lno idledter Game
lam bic 2anbpirti6aft uno ben
9artsnbau I'm Miaiouen bon Dol.
lars iddoisen!
Die Yriiiuus bon Samsn i'm sros
ben piro msiItens Don 2%oboratcrien
pOrgenpmmen. unb man1e bieier unz
teriuden $1,000 ODER me1r Yrpben
Don Samen pro Sabr. Sas lit eins
3%eitraubenoe ,unb tiiftslise Irbeit,
duo Sebler tommen babel aud ni9i
ieIten Dor; Der Iu9enidein tduidt
oft.
llnlansIt bat Yrofefor s.. s.
Sugbes, bon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oes Stoatss Sonia, fir oieien 3tued
einen einfafen apparat %erfunoen,
BON ipeI6em nur geIast gu lpsroeE
braudt, buB er ei1,s bepeutenb fhnel,
lere Contemplating ermOslift nno,
pie l~penisitsns periit)ert pirp. aud
cine bsosutsno perldBlidsre. u. a.
iinb bier Yroben, aus ie 100 Samen
beitebsnb, mittels bteies Ippara!es
in Elm paa, Setunben sepriift pors
zen. plne irgenoipeIde Sebler!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
9 10

Sri. Goa Wocdli, >pclhe i'm Scope
ShuloiItrift ais 2cbrerin tbGtig it,
por am Somstug mo Sonnta9 bier
allf 9cilld bel ibrclt Gltcrn.
6rali Src6 Gurbcrg lpeldc bier alf
9ciu6 bel iDrem 9uroer Sid
Slllctif unb Shpeitcr peripeilte, lit
lctte @odc wicocr 1,a6 ct. 2oltis
5llrildgcfcbrt.
Irtbur Shoc,1ing bon bier ltnb
SRI. Mnna Sfmorb, bon @ellington.
Mo, boben lid ull II. Sftober IN
@cllington in Scr @obmlng ser 81
fern Scr @rnut nercbeliht. Sic
NclpcrnlGbltcn fanlcn lcbte @odc
bierbcr no lie ouf Scr Soi. 3oeller
Gorm mobncn mcrocn. @ir gratll.
lircn nohtrGolih mo miinidcn hent
illtgcl Ghcpuorc picl Wlilf unh g.
Gen i'm Gbcitanbc.
am Sonntas Ibcnb fouo IN ser
@obnung bon IOclf @icbcr cine
Fartp 'tatt, 81 mclfcr iit nanlcnt.
lid, oic iunscn Scl1tc 5ablrcid ciuac'
flnocn batten 1lno natiirlif, old gut
n%miiiirten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

Gs gibt 2eutc, oie, iucnn sic 8eIt
in Slalnmen n%lligingc, nllr ibr Salts
bebntcrn miirbcu, oas nit Der.
brannte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-27
midttioe t~1itteilmneeit
i'm JntcreiIc scr
1srices9efaneenenl
ariengnefnnnenen Giiriorae. glef

acknowledgements Giiriorge, 9etu
gort, "a 0ortb Moore Ctr.
8ie ariag8gefongenen 6iiriorge,
Retu gorf, telegrapbierte 8ufoIge Der
beridie6enen 6ieSn6dentlihen Bel
tltnasberi6te an Die $iIfsaftion in
Sicntiin:
Inform us by telegraph immediat-
~ what alterations in case of break
are necessary"
9ie 9rabtontport bonn 10. @6ra
lautet:
Alterations will not be necessary
have taken every precaution same
have been officially sanctioned remit
lance Of money will be made for
Siberia as before. Sign. Elsa Won
Hanneken."
9ie Sdmmlltnaen bon @eloern
ln6 2iebesaaben tperoen fortgeiebt,
nn6 6ie neutrality-suspicious.
ge" bittet ber8li6 TIM tpeitere nno
reidli1e ltuteritiitungerL Die 6rin.
GENDER 6eun ie fir Die l1u9IudliAen
ben6ttgt ueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-27
gdnbenfener in 9lnttsmpnt6.

BIattSmoittb, 81. Mdr3. Ser
@aentporer. un0 S~pe5ereilaoen bon
8itderpetler & 2ub lpitr6e geiterr
Elm gfalb Der 6Iommer. Der ent.
itan6ene Sdnoen pir0 nuf $4,000
berefnet. 9os gelter entitano am
Morgen, ttnb bic 6eiterpebr glaltb.
tie 0oSiel6e boGfommen gel0i6t au
babenL oils pL0Bli6 Die 6lammen nit
%erneltter @etpolt berborbroGen unb
i6nea Dos gauge SoltptgeidoB unS
ben Seller in einen 6euerberO ber.
tpon6elteit. @8 mar 5 llbr nafmit.
tags, ebe bic Geltetpebr en6Ii9 bas
Seter geI6idt botte. Die Girma
6eItono bier etpo % Sabre. 9te
@erliderung an Gooen un6 @ebau-
De betr6gt $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-27

Ser @ermonia M1nnerhor berorls
ftoItete om Sonntog, ben is. Mdrd,
in ieiuer Solle einen Somtlieuaben0,
Der reft gut beiudt mar, un0 auf
mel4em es dliBerit fioel 5ugtng.
3~onner8tag friib broden 0iebe in
Die @rocerb bon g.. n. S1iaing Elm
ltno erbeuteten Spei Dollars Bar.
( F. mo QSaren inn @erte mebrerer
9oQar8. @u9 in Die Grocery
bon s. g.. Ooung, 1884 6It[. @rono
gIbe., pur0e Elm Ginbrud urternoms
men, bod cine ols @a6e i'm 2aOen
befinOlide 8uG0ogge berideuGte bic
8iebe.
Ser .aebniGbrige 8tGorO &obr
tpur6e 9onnerstog bon einem Pluto
Gfe Is. ct, uno @rono gbe. ange-
fabren uno berIest, ieOo9 nidt &c.
fdbrli9.
SIN Sm1Ie TIA 2ocuit Str, tolir-
ben 8 8erionen pegen @liidiptels
berboftet. Sober muBte $12.85 Stro.
fe unb Soften berappen.
9te 13.jdbrtge Mtargaret Sarber,
tpeI9e ii9 na6 elmer langen gr.
tranfuna am &bpb1ts ouf Der Belle
rttrg befan0, tpollte 9onnerstng in
Der eIterlihen @obnung, 200 90.
Str, in Der fie aIlein I'M Bette lag,
i'm Sfen 6elter maiden, ga es iie
fror. sic goB @aiolin iiber Die
&o9len, un6 ibr Ndftgetpun0 fling
Seuer. Qie &Ieine mlrOe furdtbar
oerbratnt uno mir0 iterben miifen.
Ser Staotrnt bot ben &mtf zines
@run0itiifes am 0itliden GluBufer
fitoli1 bon Court Abe. gum 9retie
bon 100000 beidloiien, Inn ouf
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