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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-08-09

and bricks began to come through the
window in such quantity as to make the
place untenable. They then went UP
stairs into the garret of the building.
After that an attempt was made by the
rioters to overturn the honse. At about
the same time several broke into the low
er room and discovered that the inmates
were in the garret. Finding that the
Italians were able to keep them from
rushing up the steep and narrow stairs
they hesitsted while and then went
Systematically to work to burn the house
and the Italians in it. They took the
furniture and broke it up, and piled il
! in the middle of the floor and set fire tC
it. After the house had been set on fire
| the rioters withdrew te the outside and
| held the door, and stood by the windows
| of the burning house with clubs to drive
the Italians back into the fire if they
| they should try to come out! But a
ring leader named William Parden in
terfered and said, tLet them have fail
| play. Let them out" The first man
! that came out of the house was the Ger.
man whose name is Butts. He was al
lowed to 90 to one side after having
given promise that he would not &c
| away nor call the constables. After that
the Italians followed and as fast as they
| came ont they were knocked down frs
by the merciful Parden and then kicked
and knocked and beaten and stoned by
the whole of the rioters. AS soon as
poor wretch of an Italian would recover
his senses from the beating which h,
had received from the crowd of rioters
he would try to crawl off only to re
ceived kicking, and beating, and ston
ing from auother crowd. The detail
of the miners given in testimony at th'
inquest was almost incredible. ON
miner wore his heavy boots all to pieces
in kicking the PROSTATE Italians. Wher
Church came out of the burning house
he was first knocked down by the fist
of the rioters, by clubs, by stones, ant
was kicked and pounded we'll after III
was down. Recovering his senses
enough to try to make his escape, HI
passed by Scotchman working for th'
Niles Coal Co., whose name is not ye
learned. This man had a gun in hi
hands, and as Church tried to escape, III
] struck him over the head with it, 81
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

1N7 WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
1O cook in first class boarding house or private
family thoroughly understands her business good city
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

7cD WEST 22D ST.. FIRST FLOOR.-A fESPECTA.
lOJ bic first class cook; good baker: thor
oughy understands cooking best city reference Call
address for two days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

Ok EAST 37TH ST., NEAR SD Av-As EXCEL
ZIO lent cook and baker; willing To do coarse wash
ing; three years. city reference from last place
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

C0e EAST 22D ST., REAR HoUsE.--A FRENCH or
LUU German cook for hotel private boarding
house. or Tor balls or parties
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

110 EAST ITH ST.-AS COOK; FULLY UNDER
HIU stands her business all its branches Is willing
10 either in private family geneman's board
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

AT WEST 26TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
I'll avs:-A young woman as first class cook in a
private family objection assist at washing best
city reference. Call for two days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

.)I0 EAST BOTH STA FRENCH GIRL AS KITCH-
AlU en- maid with a woman cook in " private lam
ily Call days.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

OC1 EAST 2lST ST., ROOM IA RESPECTABLE
AAl young girl as chambermaid and waitress refer
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

I0I WEST nth ST.-TwO RESPECTABLE GER
@tOf man girls one cook and the other cham
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

81 9 WEST HfH STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM
AIO bermaid In private family no objection TO
boarding house.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

)Ce WEST 10Th STA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO
LCO chamberwOrk and assist with the washing and
ironing general house work in small private family
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

O01 WEST 3sTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
OOI take care OF baby and do plain sewing In pri-
vafe family can operate Wheeler Wilson's machine
no objection 70 go short distance In the country good
reference
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

QO0 9TH Av. tRING INSIDE BELL).-A FIRST
oAO class dressrnaker wishes few more engage
ments is thorough op orator and trims in latest sy
Call or address.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

O17 EAST 25TH STA GIRL AS COOK AND T0
Il assist in the washing and ironing for small
private family; three years city reference Can be
Tor two DAYS
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

I11 WEST 10Th STA COMPETENT YOUNG
fff woman good plain cook washer and ironer
excellent city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

OF WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTH
Ill avs, in the rcar-As cook understands all kinds
cooking; willing assist with washing best city
erence Call for two days
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

777 WEST ATH ST., TOP FLOOR.-As GOOD COOK
LII and excellent baker no objection to the country;
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

C0H EAST 18TH ST., BETWEEN I'D AND 3D AVS
LCO Two girls, ono chambermaid, the other as
waitrcss no objection to boarding house. good city
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

900 WEST 9TH ST. NEAR dasn 7TH Av IN TMI aI
class cook her business thoroughly private
or public best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

ICE WORTH ST., FOURTH FLoOR-As COOK OR
lou house keeper to n lady or gentleman; widower
MOI ohiecl ted to.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

CJS WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL. IN
Aio a small private family; is good cook, washer
and roner good city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

107 CLINTON PLACE 6TH STD, PRESENT PLACE.
III A chambermaid and to assist in waiting in a
nice private boarding house, regular waitress; best
city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

| CO1 WEST 37TH STA GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID
LAf and waitress laundress in a small private
family no objection TO the county good reference Ring
the basement bell.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

Oh WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE ENGLISH
AO-1 Protestant girl cha ambcrmad and seamstress
or would assist in the Of growing chldfen best
CITY reference, = - -
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

Osl0 EAST 9TH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK.-A RE-
NV spectacle girl cook and to assist with the
washing and ironing; city reference
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

CO1 EAST 18TH STA NEAT, TIDY GIRL, AS
OA-f chambermaid, and would assist with sewing;
cook in small private family. Ca at present
ployer's.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

7EO WEST 27TH ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH
lCO avs, up pair of stairs, front room.-A COM
petcnt woman head meat and pastry cook; will to
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

CGO WEST 27TH ST., ROOM ia RESPECTABLE
ALU girl as first class cook understands all kinds
pastry good baker; objection 10 the country; board
I'M house nrefcrred.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

7SQ 10TH Av., CORNER OF DIST ST., IN THE
lOU drug sore.-A young girl as chambermaid and
waitress would assist with washing good city refer
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

777 WEST 26TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
IL frst class cook: understands all kinds of family
cooking, both French and English also soups, sh and
meats OF all kinds Is an excellent bakers willing to take
entire charge Of kitchen required last employer
be seen.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

OOJ EAST 18TH ST. FIRST FLooR.--A YOUNG
DOL woman takes in geutlemen's and ladies' fin,
washing; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

90 WEST g7TH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM
Oh An excellent aundress wishes washing at her
residence would be willing to so BY the day.
Call or address.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

11f 7TH Av, FANCY sTORE.-As FIRST CLASS
II cook no objection TO assist with the coarse
washing; best city reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

OFT EAST 18TH STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO
81 chamoerwork and waiting IN private family;
good reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

KIN EAST 18TH ST., BETWEEN AVS. A AND B.-A
ClO young girl as good plain cook would assist with
the washing and ironng do general housework
o private family.
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

90 9TH Av, THIRD FLOOR. BACK ROOM-A RE-
Oh spectacle woman wishes ladies' gentemen's
washing 1T her best city reference. Call
a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
Splfsbilbun9.

Dsr neue geri6t bes Grsiebunss . CONT
miGGrs ii @aibtnstpn eatbalt frlsenoe
@teae: ,Wts fart man nit ber amertfant'
fAen Snteatsen5 pra9len, tpsnn man bte
SbatlaGe fennt, bab Ibsr II @rc3snt aQer
e1wadIenen Mdnner i'm 2ante, tts ale
ittmmbereAttst inb, uber % @ro3snt posr
aabesu elm Gierts1 aQer erwa9feaen Srau>
ensperionen int Sanbe nt9t leien unb faret'
ben fDnnen? Mimnt man bic gauge 8esDl'
feruns pbne &adft9t auf bas Mlter, 70 tSn'
men Don 38,55S,37l Ginwo6nera iber ;p0li
MtQionen ober 3l,47 @ro3ent nt&t lefen
urb f9reiben, ftnb alto unfd9tG f@ burd
btefe Mtttel In Der Tabruns tbrer @efAdfte
Musfunft Don Mnberen gu Seri9afen."
Mu9 Yrab1en ptr In Der S9at nt&t NIT
Der fpseifi9 autertfantfasn Snteltsena Be-
merit bas Banner. Wenrt aeprablt tperben
rnuB, 70 fet es bauatt, baB tteQeute bier, penn
fe aud nt&t 1efen unb f9reiben t0nnen, ben'
nod nebr..3u e7en unb 3t trtnfen baben ais
anterswo, unb baB TIRE nS1tterae9" fte nt9i
btnbert, tit aGes 'bretn 5u reben, troupn fe
ntGts perteben, ober tuOuun iie, troBbeu1 fs
ni9t lelen unb fdretben, bennp4 etwas per'
ffeten.
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tras bes Mbs. SdrSber befalcb bic 3pette
8an,uaer ben @usfdlub reltstSfer Srben unb
orbensdbnlt&er Congregational BON Der
eebrtbdtistett an Wripatfaulen.
Bern. Die pom tattati&en Bureau auf
@runb bes cantoaalen gert&tes aussefabrte
!3ufammenfeluns Iber bic aterfetiae Mus.
,panberuns aus ber e&wet3 Unit @usnabme
Der pier 8antone 1rt, Sp%lotburn, @aabt
unb @enf) tint Sabre 1872 petf 1852 @us>
panberer auf .ppspn 20ls Mdnner $50
6rauen unb S44 8tnber unter l6 Sabren.
@etle3te1 mar fur 1929 Ners>, fur 146 Gen~
trail unb fur 731 @ibamerifa, fir 100 @u'
~Fralten, fur 16 Iien, fur SO @frtta, fur 20
unbetannt. gia4 &antcnsa psrt9stltsn ilA
bic Muswanbersr folsenbermabsn: 3artd
277, Bern s55, 2usern IS, S&m9 l02, Sb<
palben SO, Mibwaleen 2, @larus 2l5, 3us
9, Tretburs 10, 8aielitabt rs, 8afeQano 81,
@aaffbauen l67, @ppen3ea q. &b. 80 @p|
psnaea s. ST. tetne, ct. @aasn 80, @rau>
buntea 2ll, Marsau APO, Stursau 81, SET
fin GA, @aais l26, Neuenburs lO4.
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Bon Der seiamnten Gtnpanesru's taraen
aus Gnslanb lO,42l Yerionen, aus Srlane
5,497 aus Deutl&lanb unb Oeasrtst& 49,
$50, aus Trantrtt& 1852 aus @@weoer'
Mormesen unb Ddnsmart 1889, aus Sta
lien l,7s6 unb aus ben Horbamsrttarti@'
brttil@en Yroptnsen Ats lGlnwanoerer'
Dem Sitter mad ,paren S,90S Yerfoner' '1ate1
Is Satren, Don $40 Sabren alt parer
3O,632 unb lber 40 Sabren 1861. Der BE-
f&dfttsuns mad batten 342 etnen Beirut be1
por3aslt& setftse Ebdttsteit erforoert-
@&auRteler, Mrattetten, S&rtftfener, ST.
senteure, @bsotaten. Ier3te, Gebter u. (. No.;
$500 tparen Grandmother, 1884 @rbetter
pbne ~befonpere @rufef1on, Don 1919 mar t9r
geruf nt&t anseseben, unb 1885 (mr3u
trpbl bic uaetfen Trauen sebDren) tparer
obne befonbsre gerufssei4afts. Son
ben 1T glew yprf selanbeten fantert 6,3l2
aus @robbrttannten, 1914 aus Srlanb unb
1856 aus DeutiAlanb unb Ssferret@.
Die @eiammteinwanberuns tint 9aftn Don
Netp gort mar 27,055.
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Gin.panberun9 aus &nflaub.

Gum @%erfdnbnthe ber &atelbepeite aus
Scnbon ubsr bic 3unabme Der Musuante>
rurs aus &ublanb na& ben Ser. Staaten
tbet1en wtr bic nadfebenbe MOtis aus benz
uNerp gorfer Sournal" nit:
@tt benz lesten Dampfer fnb r,ebrete
Samtlten beuti&er Mbtammuns aus Rub>
lamb bteber setomu1en unb mad Datota
petter sesansen, bic muir bic gur1dufer et.
mes fdrferen Ma&3uses su fetn f&etnen.
Sbre @ore1tern lteben fa 3u ben .3etten Der
Scatter etnRatbarina In Ser Mdbe ponSbeFa
nteber, 100 tbnen fur etnen SYpttprsis Qanb
ansewteien rrarb. Gle rebsten TIRE Mutter>
ipra@s, batten tbre eisenen Gert&te fur &C..
mSbnlt9e Tdae, tire eteenen 8rtmu1at- unb
Gtptlsefesbl&er unb tuaren POM 3rtess.
btente fret. Die &olonte blabte unter benz
S&use bteier misunderstanding, tpelde an
bic Der treten &et9sfdbte tut N%Rtttelalter er.
tnnert, buuptid&tt4 bur& bic 8ebauuns bes
Botens unb ben 3anbel NIT @et3tt auf
suuaal bic l1ussesenb Don Otefa, wte Der
ean3e fabSfltde She'll BON &ublanb ben
befen Wet3enbpben In europa aufuetf unb
int tpatren @tnne bic &prnfarntner tteies
@rbtbetls btlbet. @aon rtebrfa@ BAT aber
bic iesiee rufiide @%esteruns ben geriu@
eeuta4t, bic %rtut1esten btfler &p1ontFen,
tit fonberbett tbre 8sfreiuns pom @i1ttdr.
btenfe, an3utafen, unb bteie babe11 fi4 nun
entid1oFen, mad @uterita a%ussuuanbern.
@te bic IrfDmmltnse faeen, finb etpa 1000
&6pfe BIER 3u ertparten, BON beuen tebe Ta.
mtlte neber Der Mrbettsfraft etnes taGtigen
MenfAenfd1ases nod etn &apttal Don
SIS ,OOO-$1O,OOO NIT tn's Qanb brtnat.
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Gtnldbun9
at bic &atbuliten her Ier. Staatet fi@ ben
Setter Glaber.T ereit au3uj9liekeu.

Dieter eb1e unb tO9f ptdttee geretn fol-
es mDsli9 MAIDEN, ben tutbolif4en Nesern
tn ben Ser. @taatea au S@ulen unb Stride
III ~pertelfen, unt ben gdtern Der Gcnsresa'
ton hes fl. Spfepb bet3uReten, bte fur bersA
@eelenbet1 forssn. Dies sef9tett baear&,
BAG man einen Ebaler an bic Dtretttct tes
geretns e~tnfenbet. Dur6 btefe f1etne @abe
ptrb man fur tu,rser etn Mttslteb befelten.
Der fl. Batter Bat btefen gerein bur4 eth
etsenes 8rese befdttst uab nit ptelen Mb,
1dGen berst9ert Defenders NIT einem spf'
fommenen MblaB In ter Sterbefunbe.-
ueterbtes tptrb wDnentlid cine Fl. Mede
fur lie 1ebenben unb serforbenen geretns'
s1teber unb terenTamt1ten selsien unb swei.
NAL bes Sases BON ben Neeerfinbern fir
felbe sebetet. &atboltfen Don Imerifa,
faltest eu9 btefen1 @eretne an unb fenbet
bic fletne @abe urseruetlt an Very Rev. F
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, ODER an bic Office tes Wabrbetts'
freunbes, Der bic Seabuns befdtt9t.
S. T. Bentn9er,
MilicnGr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

9n Gbicasu tpurben 1926 @4antltjenfen
felt benz erfen Suit a~usseseben wofar BET
Collector $l26,100 etnnubn,. Der 3etnte
1tetl Der Gtnnabn1en fur @aantlt3enfsn
tptrb at bic 8etmatb 3ur @etluns SonSrunt>
fa&tissn, ~@~afbtnstontan Some" as MIL
bsr gettras abseseben. Sm 9erbf wtrb
BE BAIL Der &rtntlpfale auf 200 feteet
unb bic @etl.MnFalt far 9runtfa@ttee .ptrb
$4,000 aus Der @tabttaGe erbalten taben.
Gs fnb s~rDbtentbetls Srldnser, auaertta.
ner, @6otter. urb Gnsldnber, unter benen
bic Seuaperen3 . &sttatton betrtebsn wtrb
Deutf9e selansert duberf felten babtn. 90
bertGtet bic Union.
Snoianer> 1lnfug. Bon Sort 81ad, In
9eras wtrb seuaelbet: Ste @aub3ase Der
Snbtaner netnner etne beunrubtsenbe Ius>
bebnuas at unb fauut persebt etn Sag, bab
ut&t bic 9et&e trsenb etnes etnfanaen @ren3'
marines sefunben ruarb. gtet unb @ferbe
tperben bdufs Don fur fiber sebaltenen Mn'
iieblua9en fortsetrteben. unb btes M1es
sef&tett, trosbeu, bic Gapanerte bas 2anb
bur4fretft.
Mus @anta Sc. Merp Nerifo, fAreibt man,
bab bte Ira9es ttre &eferpattpn YerlaGen
baben, r0etl elmer tbrer @duptltnse tueser
Dtebfabls Ssrbaftet purbe. Ole Srupper
taben f9 isbo& aufsema&t, ie 3u serfplsen
anb werben fe nStbtsen, tire @eftrpattou
mteber aufaulu4en.
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Der foeben eridtenene 1este Monatsbe>
rt&t bes Gbef's res fatiatf&en Bureaus
pom Gtnan3bepar teuent entbdlt ebenfo aus
fu4r1t4e tpte tntereTante Mnsaben lber bic
Gtnpanberuns mad ben @%eretnt9tet Staa'
ten pabrenb ben, NIT benz 81. Mdr3 atf<e>
benben giertfliatr.
Der 8ert&t 3etst nidt nur bic 3abl Der
tn ben seri4teseuen 9dfsn a%nseton,menen
Gtnwanberer, foabern aud bersn Nlter unb
@ef4le&t, unb tn elmer anberen ISABELLE bic
Climber, aus benen bic G%tnwonberer anfa.
r1ea ebenfo 1T beren 8sf9dftisuns nebf
:3abl, Ilter, @eburt tt, elmer anteren rpeite.
rem Golumne aufsefatrt.
Gs erstbt i8, bab In, @an3en 47,4O1
Gtnuanbsrer tn ben uerf9tebenen 9dfen Der
geretnisten etaatsn lanteten, ,pppprt 49,
OO4 u.dnnlt4en nnt 1897 meiblt9en St.
f9leGtes tparen. l1tber Nem yorf tau,en
baron raebr ais bic 9dlfte, b. t. 27.055,
bann fcntn,t Der 9uron> DiRrtft in Mi&i>
gan, no 8745~ lanbeten !; bann aund9R Can
Gtanstsfo In Californian NIT 1906, BcRsn
III MaFa&ufetts NIT 279S, Baltimore 1902,
New Orleans NIT 1921 unb bic @dfen pom
Getas nit 1887 Gtnwanberern. Snybtlabel.
YSia 1anbetsu tpdtrenb bieies 3ettraumes MI,
127 Gtnmanberer.
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Gtienbabnlan6.
Dte Il Wactfic Balm

Nv tUSkbS IVY"
%Se1tauite I'M Mcnat Suit 20,599,43 @der
2anb i'm Durdlantttsprets su $6.73,2yl0
Qanb I'M 8etrase pom $l38.677 %. @uf
ieben @ertdufer entfelen bur&iantttlt&
l0S,42 Mder. 8ts gum l Musuit wurben
int @ansen Use, s44,57 @der a $4.36,5Jl0
Gents $S,3l0,495,53 s~erfauit.
Die 9anbldentuns btefer @eieaihaft BE-
trdst 100000 Ndsr. Die 2dnbereien lie
set su tetten Seiten Der 8abn unb erRreden
ftA bur9 etnen Gtaat unS bret Gerrttorien.
100000 @dsr oussefu4tss Sarmlanb
ldnss ben 800 Msilen Der 8abn in Mebras>
ia tuerben jebt su btatsen @retien gum Der
faufe ansebcten unb ;war auf sebnidtrtsen
&rebtt Bel fedsprc;entiser gerStnlu ns bes
&apita!s. SIN 9praus perben fetne 3tnlen
serlanst. @enn bic 9dnteretsn beint Iu>
fauf baar besablt uerbea, 70 erlaubt bic &C.
ietl9aft etnen sebnpro;enttsen Na9lab.
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Sic Mlerianer 8rnber

tnb 1T ct. 2puts, MRp. NIT Der Gtnrt9tune
etnes sroben 9ofpttals fir 3rante a1er
@rptffonsn befadfttst unb bsTen NIT benz
gau int nd&fen Srabiabr fertts su tperSer.
@as bic 8raber tn Gbteusu f&un felt SAB
rem seruirft, tpplen fe AUDI tn ct. 2outs
ntrfet aru1e unb SerlaGene 8ranfe nit
offer unb Sorsfalt pf1esen, benz Mlter 3d.
bad bteten unb bic @unsrtsen fpetfen.
@6on aber bret Sabre taben fe fi@ bter
bteien1 @erte %binsesebeben, aber TIRE @tttsl
tparen beiArdnft unb @te1es mubten fe i@
az tbun serfasen, pas In Iusfabruns 3u
brtnse, untsr anbernl1mfdnben tbr freubts-
fer @unfa seuefen udre.
TINT etn Bib tbrer Sbdttstett wdbrenb ber
lebten anbertbalh Sabre in 3ablen gu seben,
tpp1en tptr fasen, bab ie 1866 &ranfe rer'
pFesten - Deut1ae, Srldnber, Sransoien,
rnsarn, @o1en, G%ns1dnber, @6otten, 3d.
r1en, @4wetser,-bte an ben perfatebenar<
tighten &rantbstten 1itten unb metf Der dr.,
n,eren &lafe ansebDrten, alto fur tire Ser
pfesuns fetnen Seller be3ablten. @uBsrbe1
aber ,ptrften fe aud nod In Der Samilten'
franfenplese. Seine @rbett imSptta1 stebt
es, bic fe nt4t felbf YerrtAten. @ie (inb
86de unb &ranfenpdrter uno gum 26eil
aud Mpptbefer. unb ipftrn BITE 8eptrtb'
f9aftuns bes benz Sptta1e suseb0rtseneanb>
epmpleres In Trase fou,u,t, wtrb es faunt
Before @drtner unb @tn3er seben, wte bic
8ribsr. Gle aieben bic por3aslt@fen g.
n1aieartsu unb In seniseaberTd1 fir aabe'
3u tbren 8an3en 8ebarf unb fe pFan3en
@etnberse, wie fe nt&t f&6ner se3csen
tuerben tDnnter. &ur3, fe elet@en In tbrer
@trebiamfett tenen MSn9en bes @tttelal'
tiers, pel&e reben ber YFese ber@tfeni&af>
ten fi4 aud init Der Gultur bes Bobens unb
benz 9anbwsrt befabten unb fur bas @obl
Der @enf4bett @unberbares tptrften.
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&ermi19te Na6rt6ten.

Dte @tatt CYAN 81 @esensbur9,
Bayern, 1T ant "a. Suit tur& etne Geuers.
brunR fat gang 3era6rt uorben. Se&s
Sage sorbsr finp Don ben 1877 @%obnbdufern
bes Dorfes 8ersrbetnfelb (unpett S9wsin>
furt, gassrn) betnobe 40 abssbrannt. Mu&
Der atr&tpuut p~erbrannte, bic Stride ftlba
wurbe bur4 bic lbermeni9lt9sn Mnfren'
sunssr Der Teuerwetr Serettet.
Ber1tn, Is. Suit. Der ,@taatsan3et.
ser," publi3trt etn@efes betrefenb bteRrtees.
seri&te in Glfas.9 otbrtnsen, porin Der Sat.
ler NIT :3uaimmune bes 8unbesrattes Re.
ftmut, bAe bas bur& bic ge%rortnuns BON
l9. DECEMBER 1870 etneeitste Srtesssert&,
su Nes aufseboben ptrb. Die 3ufdnbts.
fett bes bur& btsielbe g~erorbnuns sinsefes.
ten &rtesssert&tts su @trabburs esRredi
f4 auf gang Gliab>eottrtnssn unb erfenni
aber tie in ben $3.50 bts 90, "a, 90, 90, 100,
l02, los, LOG, lis, 116 unb 125 bes Straf'
@efeb'8u4es NIT @trafe betrotten 9anb'
lut8en.
Sn Der .Mat. .3ts." Hest man: "Gtns
uettere mt9ttsere @abresel mtrb porberst'
tst. i@te ndmli9 raetreren Yroptn5talbldt'
tern seuelbet tuirb, fol- tm @tntaertnnt bss
Snnern: fur Sic nd&Re eanbtassitiion tin
@eftsentmurf a~ussearbettet werben, Der
bic Muf9eburs Der 0fentlt&sn reltStotea
prpyfionen be3pedt. am bas notetSs
Matertal CUR 8esrinbuns btefss @eiessTt>
entwurfes 3u ssptnnen, Bat Der Nintaer hes
Snnern BE golt3dtebOrten peranlabt BE-
tatatrte geri9te iber bic bet ben ttssidbrt>
gen Observation-Disclosures porsefon.e'
nen Strabsn>Gr3eGe ttm etn3ufeneen."
Darmfabt, Is. Suit. Iuf ben In'
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brinet fsrner Geenen aus benz 9tonterleber
In @innsfcta, @ebidte unb anbere |rttte'
oermti9ten Snbalts.
Scntieb:9l merifaniitbes Son:
ierpattpnS:2ertcpn. Die SO. 9ie'
feruns tss BON Wrof. 81. s. eden, rsbisir'
ten unb int Gcmmtfions.g erlas Don 6.
ststssr eridetnenben DeutIa. Mmerttant'
fAen Concentrations >eertepn enttdlt cine tn
terefante s%eneolcstf&e 8abeue hes 9auits
@aGfen, pel&e bic semetnf&aftlt@e@bRam>
,nuns Der serfatebensn @d90l4en @dutr,
fowotl Der iest befebenben mte Der fdon Ct.
lcl9enen, seranf9ault&t. Die nielen 1tet'
bic In ben ed9ffaen 9dufern int
2aufe ber 3ett %fattfanbea, fpute bic srobe
Mn3ab1 Der muir tnrse 3ett b%efebenben Re
MAIDEN cine iclde ISABELLE befon'
bers &pertbup1, neil fe auf elmer etn3tsen
@eite ertldrt, tpas pbne fe nur aus elmer
sro6en Mn3abl BON @rttfeln, NIT Ma9e gu
lammsnseiudt werben fam. Son BEN iest'
gen &sprGientantsn bes @auies @aaien
enttdlt bic ISABELLE aubsr lem SDnise BON
5adfn, benz @rpbberso8 BON Sadein>8et.
mar, unb ben 5er;osen Don g. Iltenburs,
g.. aobu.s.@ptba unb g., Metntnsen, au9
bic 86ntse BON 8eleten unb @ortusal. ben
G9rpni plssr ron @rubbrttannttn iomie ben
m%uttma6ltGen Sbrunerben con ~rallien,
mel9e idmmtlta SD9ne BON fG9FlGen Ser.
,osen ..finb.-Ote s%sssnwdrttse e~isferuns
auberbsm einen ousfabrli9en, eben'
70 t%nterefanter pie srinbliden @rtifel aber
bic gtatt ct. Souls, fopte @rttfe1 iber bic
ct. @aul, ct. Sofepb, Sastnatp,
ueber etn srSeeres biftortl@es @ert, Be-
tttelt:
ct. &incents inNenniDlpanie,1,
bas uns Don serebrter 9anb suseianbt pur>
be, fo1st Ell, ausflbrlider @rttfel fpdter.
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Sreibe,1 Der Nferbebtebe.

Mm Sonnabenb Morsen, 70 ptrb aus
Mentpbts ont 4. Musut tertdtet, farnen bret
terantl&e Yferbebtebe mad Stolcna TIT Ir'
tanias. etc besaben fi& tn stne 9nstpe
urb bort erresten fe bur@ ttr @erebe ben
@erba4t Der Gtnwobner bes Srtes. Etner
teritlben fol- auf bas 8eftmmtefe ais stn
befannter Desperate ertannt porben fetn,
Der tuenisfeus swan3ts srtmmtse @auibdn'
bel NIT ben Stattsbeamten eetabt bat.
@onberbarer Metfe arettrte man fetnea Der
bret Rer1e unb lteb fe NIT ben bretbts Yfer~
ben, bic Ne BET fia batten, In Trteben Jeben.
Mts iebo9 bic Ma4t anbra@, fam cine
@9aar bewafaeter Taruerin bas DGf &C.
rttten. @ie fi& fpdter ersab, tuaren ie bic
Gisenttumer Der Yferbe, bic ttnen8ag au.
Dor bic bret ter1utf&en Strol&e sefcblsn
batten. Sene Taru1er tbenttf3trten fofort
ttr Gteentbunn, unb ba etntse Gontabler
NIT ttnen setomu1en paren, 70 f&rttsn fe
CUR gsrbaftuns Der Seraner. Die 2e,tsrer
uurbsn pdbrenb b:r 9u@t I'M @efatsntB
bebalten, aber eletd an. nd&aen Merss11
auf Habeas Corbus 8efebl uteber In Sret>
bett ssl.st. Gle 3oaen unter D.olunsen
unb TliGen al, perf4aften fi4 auf trstno
cine @eife Mafen unb tetrten balb baraut
3ariid unb boten Der sansen @emetnsi Sros.
Gle ?tworen. bab Fe itre Beute 3uld ba>
Ben mibten, unb fofsrt besunner fe kn In'
srif, tnbeu1 fe auf a1e yerionen f%pasrten,
bic f6 auf ben @traben bltden lteeen.
SIRE YtaolsnlduGe fduberten alstdb hte
Straben unb u sinssn fe barar, fi4 Der
Yferbe 3u bend&tlsen. lnterbefeni batten