davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
He PersonGted II King.

The late Congressman Barnes y; said a
well known politician TO Il Kansas City
Journal reporter, twas whOle-souled
gentleman, and no one enjoyed a joke
better than he. One instance of this was
impressed upon my memory. Some
years, ago, you will remember, King
kaiaksua of the Sandwich islands made
q tour of this country. He came down
from Omaha to Kansas City, and at st.
Joseph the party was joined BY Congress
man Burnee, for whom the foreign mon-
arch at once conceived strong admir-
alton, both on account of his size and
jovial qualities. At Kansas City King
Kaakaua was booked for speech, aud
a very brief bot excellent one had been
prepared. An unforeseen obstacle to
compliance with this program arose,
however. As every one knows the dark
skinned poteBtate ID addicted 20 the
variety of cup that cheers and also inc
briates, and the result on this occasion
WAS that when the time arrived to prepare
for the Kansas City speech his hIghness
WAS obliviOus to ali mundane affairs, and
lay in his berth as drunk as the prCverb-
ial specimen of nobility.
"What was to 5s donef 1t wouldn't do
uOU " hdhS lub spttsl, huu lhB TOydi
party were at their wits end. Bnt at this
juncture Congressman Burnes came o the
rescue.
"'Leave it to me- said he, aud Fll fix
1t; only do just as / tell you
"There was no time to be lost, so by
Col. Burnes'5 Instructions Kalakaua was
quickly divested of his royal costume,
which WAS promptly dunned by the big
Missouri representative. Col. Burnes is
of dark omplexion-quite so--and he
didn't make half bad Sandwich islander
when h5 stood arrayed in all the regal
paraphernalla. just as he toilet WAS
compile ed the train rolled lntn the Union
depot at Kansas City. IL Wa quite dark
but there was an immense crowd of peo-
pie who had assembled to see the island
monarch. When CO.. Burnts stepped
with stately tread on the lear platform of
the Pullman the crowd outside cheered
iustily. The colonel cast q fierce look at
the multitude and then commenced to
utter the most remarkable string OF jar
gop | ever heard. Taught We all laughed
until We were almost dead, but Col.
Barnes remained as solemn as an owl.
The speech took immer sely, and when
with dignitied wave of the hand the
colonel ceased his audience cheered him
to the echo and gazed with admiration at
the many proportions of the supposed
king.
"In the majestic silence Col. Burnes
stood until moment or two later the
train pulled ont, and | suppose there are
people here TO this day who believe they
heard King Kalekaug talk in His own
lauCuage "I'II never forget" continue d
the gentle men, "Col. Burnes's appearar ce
on that occasion, and | can see him now,
when, after re-entering the car and sit
ting in solemn silence for moment, be
turned to his laughing friends and said:
Boys, don't you think after that am en-
titled to drink"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

EVERY farmer should have an expert
mental plot of his own. The in Information
gained OF practical kind will be inval1-
able. If every farmer in the United
States could be induced to try a few ex-
periments annually, agriculture would
make more rapid progress than any other
branch of industry
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
HOEORING CAPT. KING.
Appointed by President Harrison on the Mill
tarr Nisifing Committee.

Appointed by President Harrison on the Mill
tary Visiting Committee.
MILWAUKEE, May 90 Capt. Charles
King, of this eiry, was today appointed
By President Harrison as one of the
board of visitors which is named annual
Iy to inspect the national mill
tary academy at West Point. Tie board
consists of two sena orr, three members
of the house of presentatives ard seven
gentlemen selected by he president from
various sections of the coun-
try. Their duties are to
make a thorough investigation into the
course of ins r1ction and the manage
ment and discipline of the academy aud
report fully to the secretary of war.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
Shot From Behind.

PLArrvuLE, VIE, May 2I.-John No
Cam, a teamster sometime ago accused
John Walton OF stealing cart wheel.
Walton was passing McCann's house with
a friend when McCann without warning
shot him in the back.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
The outlook for Prohibition Bad.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l,-The Times
has made d canvas of PenDsy ylvania re-
garding the constitutional amendment
which will be submitted 10 a vote J1ne IS,
and reaches the conclusion that the
amendment will be defeated by major
ity ranging from 10000 20 100000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

RED WING, Mimi, May 21.-A disease
supposed to be hydrophobia is epidemic
in TrimbeIle, Wis. and the school has
been closed in one district. The children
are strictly forbidden to leave home. Men
have engaged to kill all the stray dogs in
town,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
SALOONS IN IOWA
A Systematic Raid Made on Saloons and
Restaurants Sunday.

MASON CIrY, Ia, May'2l.-A systematic
raid Was instituted Sunday against sa-
looms ard reotaurantt. The restaurants
conducted by W, s. Dixon, II. IL. Pinney
and Delmer Dixon were. Searched, and in
each instance intoxic ants were found.
Twenty two bottles lab esd "heslth pre-
server" were confisoated. PInney is in
jail. Other raids are expected, Ole Os-
muuson was convicted yesterday in the
Winnebago county court of similar of
fense and sentenced to ninety days
imprisonment.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
The RepubIIean Candidate Elected

ToPEkA, Kan, May 2I.-In the fourth
congressional district, General Harrison
Kelly, the republican noNinee, was today
elected TO fill the vacancy caused By the
appointment of Congressman Ryan TO
the Mexican mission.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
Milwaukee, n1araeL.

MILWAUKEE,, May -Wneat-Easy; 7614 for
seller cash; 76S4 for seller July. Corn-Steady No
3, 81 Oats-Uuu No. 2 white, 27a27l9
Rye-Q1iet; No l, 43 Barley No. 2
1Oa5I Professionalism Pork-1l 50.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
The Charges are Denied.

CHICAGO, May 20.-The dsfendents in
the petition for dismissal of the matrou
of the Home for Incurables and certain
officers of the institution for cruelty and
mismanagement, flied their answers today.
All the charges are denied.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

The recent experiences of American
girls who have married titled foreigners
would furnish material enough for many
first rate trmons Within the past few
months Pittsb1rg heire married an
Italian count. lie beat her, stole her
money and tried to seli the story of her
wrongs To the newspapers for few dol
lars. A Baltimore girl married so-oalied
German baron. lie spent her fortune,
disappeatea and she was compelled to ap-
ply To the American Legation at London
for her pasauge home. A sister of the
wife Of the richest man in America mar
ried worthless French nobleman. She
was Obliged To pay his debts, compromise
his dishonorable intrigues and finally
when patit noe ceased to be virtue, to
tell the whole story OF nis dIshonur and
apply for separatiou. The greatest
catoh in England, the Eari OF Dudley, has
lust been arrested in raid ON Il gamb-
ling house and IA held prisoner until his
fine is paid. One hears III Europe of a
nobleman going TO America TO kill big
game" The American heiress is in most
Gases tho game sought fo-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
stabbed His 1oung Wife.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Msy 20.-Louis
Bird, uigger As years old, this afternoon
fatally stabbed mis- yourg wife, aged IL,
and then cot his own throat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

ANDREW CARNEGIE is a great man. He
is es ecialiy great in his ability to tell
other people what they ought 10 do. Just
now he is pointing out hos tn" Pennsyl-
vauia railroad must go about reforming
it's tariff management. This is all very
clever of Mr.. Carnegie and the pubiio is
doubtless thankful; but it would become
unspeakably grateful if NJ. Carnegie
would let up on other folks for brief
period and turn loose some reform i'd ehs
in his own a%airs. He ID too extremely
Andrew Carnegie in all his reforms.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

The average woman walks farther III
week than drover, she stands on her
feet more than riacksmith she dt mes
the Law of health more than en- Indian,
and then wor ders Why che "isn't well ike
other folks"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

In these days of rapid invention all
maritime nations are in more or less per
plexity as to what constitutes an effective
navy. Whether il is best to build cru!s-
ers that can catch up with or run away
from all other known war vessels, armor'
ed vessels that will resist the heaviest
proieoliles. or torpC do boats and stations
that will blow all other warshi2s out of
water, is what the navaI architects cannot
quite make up their miads about. Ca the
prin ciple Of not missing the sHentiVe war
vesseI for lack of a sufficient variety the
United States is engaged in building an
as ortment, including all three of the
above meution aud few to boot. BY the
apt of September !, 1883, the Navy De
partn mt WAS Empowered To contract for
three 1000 ton cruisers with maximum
speed of eighteen auots, the distinguish e
ing charaoteristIcs of which are to oe
batteric, of rapid fire steel rifles. They
are intended 10 destroy the vessels OF our
tnthliNS bN NhAhAhA hiNh NhNAA1 u tNhA ENSN
of solid shot weighing from thuty-three
To one hundred pounds at the rate OF ten
shots a minute from each gun. The plans
of these vessels have just been complet
ed. They are to be 25I feet IN length, 81
in breadth and to draw about Is feet of
water. They will be propelled by twin
D. Fsf,i. mn Al m
Siues. The battery which Will be carsied
py each Is to consist of two SIX aud eight
four-iuch rapid fire steel rifles. The four
inch guns will deliver shots weis hing
thirty three pounds, each with an initial
velocity of 2,064 feet, capable of pene
tratius eight inches of iron. The pro
jeotiles of the six-iuch guns will weigh
100 pounds, With like velocity and
penetrating power. 1t is claimed that
torpedo boats, or even armored vessels
that came within the range of one OF
these floating rapid fire batteries woulo
be pounded to pieces before they coulc
do any mischief or get out of harms way
This would depend, doubtless, somewhat
upon the accuracy with which the fire wa
delivered. It must be admitted that {
rain of one hundred solid shots per min
ute upon the decks and sides of vesse
would m AXE some spliuters hy, If nothins
worse. Ii the other coaldu't fire heavier
shots at a more rapid rate it would be a
a disadvantage. Here is the rub, how.v
er. Other countries are building vessel!
of the same type, the British Government
having not less than half u dozen com
pleted or under way already. If al
American vessel of this type engaged i,
combat With similar British or othe
foreign vessel they would probably poun,
each other to pieces at about the sam
time. in contest with torpedo boats O
clumsy, slow-moving iron clads the
might be useful and it is probable tbs
the government is acting wisely in build
ing a few vessels of this class. They wi
be ugly customers aud can doubtless b
made ussfal in some way in case Of va
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
John c. Black viii Reside at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 20.-Ex commissioner of
Pensions John. G. Bisck arrived today
IL Chicago, which city he announced this
evening would be his home. Before be
coming senior commissioner, Gen. Black
resided in Danviile, Ill He intends TO
omen Law Office here.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
Heavy Loss by Fire.

DEs MONIES, May 2O-The Lutheran
Norwegian college at Dscora, burned last
night. Tne grounds and building cost
$160,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24

saloon keeper named Ferdinand
Schroeder, at Indianapolis, cut his vife's
throat, and then siashed his own, dying
shortly aftervard.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
Marriage of an Indian Prince.

LosDos, May 20.-Dhule Ea Singh, the
Indian prince, has been privately married
to Miss Ada Vethereu in Paris.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
Charges Against Russell Harrison.

OWAsnINGroN, May 21-RichRrd f. Neg
ley, IL Montana mountaineer, but a ma
tive "f Pendsylva1ia, who has for thirty
three years been a staunch republican,
has written caustic letter to the presi.
dent, i'll which he accuses Russell Bari
son, the presidents son, of bartering
federal offices for private gain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
IRON ERIGADE RtLNINN.


The eighth reunion of the iron Brig
Lle-ls,h Indiana, Path Michigan, %, 6
and 7Lh Wisconsin regiments Of infantry
voluntee7s-will DO held as Milwaukee,
Wis, August 26th To Both, national en-
sampment week. Members are guested
80 report at headquarters, 2l2 and PA
Grand a7erue, as early as possible on
August 26th. Those who desire to secure
accommo dations in advance should apply,
at once, to Robert G. Spencer, Mil saukee,
Wis. Every member WHO intends to be
present is urgently requested TO notify
the secretary, +. l.. Phillips, Madison,
Wis, as early as possible.
THERE are now 10000 people in Okla
homa, and probably not one of them feels
that his prosperity is assured. How
many have left the Territory in despair
Of obtaining good land is not known, but
the number muat be considerable. The
worst feature of the whole buGiuess, as
has before been pointed out, is the taking
up OF claims" by deputy marshals who
entered in advance of the other settlers,
ostensibIy to preserve order. That they
have done 80 is the common report, and
tho charge should be Investigated imme
diateIy by the S ,oretary Of the Interior.
10 will be but "A poor iuducemcnt for the
inhabitantE Of OK thoma to ret peot and
obey government and the law if it ap-
pears that officers sworn to protect the
people have taken advantage OF their po-
sition TO pluuder them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-05-24
"TRUrS ARE PRlyArE CONCERNS"


The Gas Trust Of Chicago Has Il Right TO
Dahhle in Stocks.
CHIoAao, May 2l.-rhe attorney general
of Illinois, soms time ago, filed su infor-
nation 10 show by what right the gas
trust existed, claiming that it had eI
ceeded its corporate limits. Judge
Baker today delivered his opinion, de-
nyinE the application to dissolve the cor
poration, deciding that the trust had a
right under special powers conferred by
the legislature to buy ard soil aud con
troll stocks of the companies it had TN
braced, and, therefore, its action WAS
legal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
GNaBsSotbrinsen.

Wdbrenb Der Saftenseit burfs
ten 6fisntIi4e EautbeIuitisunsen Iaut Be
tauntmaduns bss &reisbirettors bss SANDS
trsiiss uidt ftattfinbsn. Oas 1T cine pers
itdnbise Ssrorbnuns.
Iuf benz Sauptbabuboe 3u
W 3 eretsnete fi9 am 90. Wfdra um 4
rlbr Worssns Elm i9wsres llnsIiit. Beim
&ansirsu ssristb Der &ansirer St0deI 3wt>
i9en bic Suffer, 70 baB ibm bic Bruf einz
gsbriidt purbe. Guf benz transport mad
benz YIanbiusnifift usritarb Der unslits
Ii5s bsrsits. StOfsI III aus @oumsrins
gen, Rrsis &attsnbofen, seblrtis, maj 90
Sabre alt unb erff felt Surssm usrbsiratbst.
Sstm Nuifinbeu ertldrte Der Yeriiorbene,
baB nur ibn aIein BITE S9uIb an benz llus
sid trsffs.
SaIb lou Der Iditiss YaBypans an ber
lotbriuser @ren3e aufb6rsu, In Berlin flb=
rem bsibs &ssisrunsen Se.banSIunsen.
Ole Ssfuns Siti9 srbieIt am
l. Mpril wieber sinen gommanbanten ba
absr bur9 btsis asnbsruns cine neue Cons
manbantsnftels ni9t sei@afen werben ioa.
10 wirb BITE Communicating tn Wemel stns
sebeu, unb psrbsn BITE @si9dfts Der IeStss
rem pon benz bortissn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wabr9snonIuIel wsrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
2asembursii@eS aus 8eIeteu.

Die o T Berger, freres, ct Comp
en- Liquidation, bat pieoerum cine Gnsab>
lung pon 10 Pro3ent an ibre 9Idubtser
aussetbeiIt, unb foa es ni4t bic Ieste ietu.
am g. Mdrs ftarb In 8alsins,
mad LANCER Rrantbett, uerieben NIT ben 3.
Sterbeiatramentsn, 9err Sobann Rsi@z
ling, gbssatts pon Warsaretba Srtser,
i'm AIter pom SO Sabren. Die 8eerbts
suns nebit feterIi9em 2si9snbtenfte fanb
gu 8aIsins am 80. Rdr3 itatt. R. 1. 2.
Gin sIenber SdIi5 sr abmte BITE
llnteri9rift zines @eiiIi9en mad unb bes
ri9tste Der r4rIoner Seits.", Der 9farrer
BON SeIinseu, Der ben 2iberalen elm Dorm
I'M 9uss 1T, isi usriest uorbsn. RatirIi@
mar tetn pabres Wort bran. Wan fori@t
iest benz iden Wsnna9, I'M benielben poz
IiBsili9 su beitrafsn. Der eleubeffe Surs
i9e, ben man ii9 benten tann, lit bee
SsisIius, Der anonpus 8risfe idreibt, obsr
ft4 sefaIi9tsr llnteri5riften bsbtent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
u. 6. Samteu

8ir Ieien i'm vSseboten" pon Msil:
uautee, 8is., bas Golsenbe:
v9u4 unter ben bier lebenben 2urems
bursern rest f9 ~sesenpdrtts bas Nationas
litdts: @efibl unb baben in lester Seit pers
i9iebene prominente Burger Der Sibieite
Iursmbursii9er Nbitammuns ben Ylan ss=
faBt, bter einen 8erein ebemaIiser Currents
burger gu srinbsn."
Ser 3 itsrmontas, %. NpriI, 1T 3u bies
isr 9rinbuussfeier fsitseisst worbsn,
wsI1s In benz 2otale pon Abam 2o1smss,
gte Clinton unb Waibinston : ctr. In
sroBartiser 8siis Dor i5 sebsn pirb. slus
2%ursmburser, weI9e seionnen iinb, bisiem
gsreine bsi3utreten, ftnb erfu1t, an benz
seba9ten abenbs, f4 in aoam eOdsmss
'2otal sin3uiinben."
DieIetts NmtsbanbIung, bic
Der Mapor &oa9 pon Chicago pornabm,
war bic Wiebereiniesuns bss YoIi3eibaupts
MAINS S1aat. Ser Wann wirb einaes
isbsn babsn. baB CT einsn srobsn WiBsriff
unb eth i&werss unre9t begging, ais er auf
bas Oringsn bss SsnlationsblatteS, Der
uGimss," S@aad unb gonfisIb ibrsr asms
ter entbob.
Sobn &C.. &oIba9, aus Rospelt
sebirtis, ftarb am Samit flag, ben 80.
Wdra In ieiuer @rbnuns bel bsr SoIp
GroBsRir9e tn Conn Belgium. gr
wurbe i'm Sabre 1909 ssborsn unb mans
bsrte TIM Sabre ls47 mad Iuierita aus.
gr mar iou,it elmer ber dltsitsn @nfebIsr
bisiss Eowns.
Wontas our Ra9t ftarb babisr sin in
wsitsn SaubeIstrsiien, 5luB auf Slub ab,
uobl betannter Sanbelsmann, Ri1olas
5anisu, has dltsrs WitsIisb Der Sirma
5anien unb 2inebau, an Der 2spee. 9anien
mar elm feiBiser, euersii6er u. erfoIsrei9sr
@siddftsmann, Der BON Der Ytfe auf bisnsnt
unb NIT gfi9ts arfaussnb elm anffdnbises
gsrmSsen eruarb. 9anien 1T 1884 gu
$ aIIer int 2urembursiiben seborsn,
errei1te has AIter pom "a Sabrsu unb Iebt
felt 35 Sabren bier In Dubuque. OerieIbe
bintsrIdBt cine trausrnbe Wittpe, aber
teine Rtnber ; 3wet Der @be entiprofene ftars
ben In iusenbltdsm altsr. Sbu bstrausrn
swsi 8ribsr, Pstsr, Der cine @irtb am
WarttpIats bier in Dubuque, Der anbsrs
Wi9sI, in WobiIe, alabama, iowis 6
S1meitsrn bic bier mobnenbsn Srausn s.
0sItsr, q. Chefs, Z. Gbsiisn, $. Saas, {.
@rsif unb gonrab. Sonntas mar Sans
fen nod wobl unb muntsr. Wontas frib
tlaste er ibsr Ste9sn In Der Seite uni
@bsnbs baudts sr ben 9eiit In bic Sdnbs
ieines S@6pfers aus, unb Spar parb CT 70
i9nea bewuBtlos, baB ibm Der berbeieilenbs
Yrisiter bic 81. Sacramento ni&t msbr
ipsnbsn fonnte. Ssiue fferbli9en llbers
refie murSsn am Wittpo1 mad benz Erau.
srsottssbisnife In ct. Warisn auf BEN
Triebbofe Der 9smsinbe bsissistt. Ssins
9anbsIsute, duBerif aabIrei9e 8stannte uni
8srwanbts saben inn baS lsste @elsit.
Oas pIStli@s Sini9sibsu bisiss trdftissu
Wannss bat Wan9sm has Memento mort,
@sbente bss Eobes, ms 9sba@tniB turid'
serufen. r. l. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

ausu.it Die ionnisen Gage iiub porberri9snb
unb bic gtatur itirbt nidt gang ab. Sasegen
bari bic Sommerbise ia nibt unteri6dst wer:
ben. Sie 1T in ben Wonaten DECEMBER, Sas
nuar, NebrIas unb WGr3 beidwerli9 unb oft
iebr Idfis. gOsartise Rrantbeiten nit aus.
nabr,e Der glattern iinb ielten. Die Yrobucte
bes aderbaues iiuo lie nod Der seosrapbii6en
Gage ueribieoen. SIM beiBen Norben seoeiben
3uderrobr, &aiiee, peiter iiibli6 @eli6torn.
Damn formt Der Stri6 fir bic europaii6en
@etreioearten uub fir gieb;u9t. Sol; aler
Dirt finben iid in ben Gorbiqeren uub i'm Rorbs
often on ben Sliiiien. Ole gieb;u9t lit bebeus
tenb, ioipohl bic 8u6t bes &inbpiebs, als Der
Yferbe unb bss Wo0uiebs. Der Mineralrei6
Thinner iinb piele porbanbeu; .aber nod peni9
9ei0roert. Is feblt ni6t an Sob, piel Silber,
9enug @iien, Warmor nno Steine 81 Salts
jpeden. Die Snbuitrie bat elm 9roBes 'Selo Dor
lid; nar in ben orOberen Staoten be9innt lie
lid gu entpideln.
Gortiebun9 fol9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Saar, Wuiel, Gifel uub Sunsrld.

@ittIt5. Oie am Is. Rdrs abses
baItene Yrifuns Der Iderbaui9ule perltef
iebr gut. Sie Nnftalt mar In b. Sabre
BON II S9aIern bsfu@t.
ST.. WetnbdnbIer Sacobs aus
3sItinsen, taufte In 0etuen 33 Suber
lss6er @ein gun, 9reiie bon 100000
Mart.
Die 2eberfabrtt pom W. Simou
Az &irn bat auf Der WeItausiteIuns In
Welbourns (4uifraIien) bic sroBe soIbene
Wsbails srbaltsu. DAP Ito uiele beutf4e
Sabriten unb SaubIunsen auf Der sroBeu
BeItaus feuung In Wslbourns bic b69iten
Breiie erbaItsn babeu. III Elm Ertumpb unz
ierer bsiuliiden 9ewerbe iber ben ausldas
bii9sn, Defenders fran30fi4en unb enslts
i1en Wsttbeperb.
Yor Der WoeIbride 3u Erier
wirb isst NIT benz Bau elmer Snfanterietas
ierne besonnen, nm stn san3es &estnIent
bort untersubrinseu. Dte 9esenb am aIz
ten 8abnbofe, welde bur4 8erIesuns bes
Sesfebrs nod Der anberu Woielieite 3iemli4
usrSbst lit, pirb bur5 bic Saierne wieber
ulebr belebt werben.
gu YerI fsisrts Der 8irsermeiifer 9r.
S1neemann am l. April feline flberne
So93sit unb sIsi9,sttis iein 25idbrises
amtsiubiIdum ais Sarsermeiffsr uon
9srl.
HttteI. Mm %. Wdrs psrifarb baz
bier Der 2anbpirtb unb Binter Ebomas
Bed i'm aIter pon II Sabren.
SnSusborf ffarb am 81. Wir3 Der
penfionirte SeISbitsr unb PoIijeibiener
Nit. Meiisnburs i'm glitter pon IS Sabreu.
SerieIbe par fribsr 9aituirtb, Wssebaus
unternebmer, S5tass unb g~uIturmsifer,
betrieb aud nod nebenbsi Waibwert unb
NOR bsrisIbe beBisIi9 isiner broutsen unb
urwi9isen Observation-Disclosures unter benz
Ramen v9isen : Director" riibmlt9 be-
tannt unb bsIiebt. M6se er ruben int
Griebenl
am 8. Sebruar Tan, Ssinrt9 &Ieiu
aus BettenfeIb tn Der Ndbe bes Woienbers
ses tn Der gifsI In benz i9redIi9en S@nees
furm rin. Seine aIte Wutter, feline Srau
unb feiu 8 Monate aItss Rinb binterIieB &c
tn lrmutb unb Notb. 8eri9tebens 8Idtz
ter aud BITE vErter. 2anoesits." ~per6fentz
li9ten bas traurise greisniB nit Der Bite
UNI freunbIi5s @absn fur bic unsIadli4su
SinterbIiebsnsn. Oarauf uurben BON 9tab
unb Sern iiber 1000 9absn seianbt, am
meiiten pom bsuti1en Sraueu, an ber
Spise pon Sbrsr Waiefdt Der Saiierin
Ausuita. gs TT baourd m6sIid seporben,
cine armsnfiftuns gu @uuiten Der unslids
Ii5sn Samilisn gu MAIDEN, 10 baB bieielbe
fir INNER Dor ieber Rotb sei9ist lit.
SeIbit aus amerita sinsea 9aben ein.
auBer &Isibunssfidsn uusr Dirt ioIsn bic
9eIbbsitrdse bereits an Is, 900 Wt. betras
gen. Ran bittet, tetne wsiteren 9aben
utebr eiu3uienben.
SIM &ssisruussbeairt Erier
finb 3ur Belt 80 HaturalsS erpf esuusSauz
itaItsn, tn bsnsn mitteqoien Banbsreru
llnterbaIt unb Suartisr seboten wirb.
Sur4 bieieIben purbe cine S~erminberung
Der SausbsttsIsi unb bes Sasabunbens
tbums errei9t.