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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28
THE MONTANA sENAToRsHIPS.

Our Republican friends in Mon
tana are exercised lest the United |
States Senate will not accord the
two seats in that branch of Congress |
belonging to the new state to the Repubh
can gentlemen who were named for the
places by portion of the legislature.
Our Democratic friends in Montana are
not manifesting any anxiety in the matter
They have sent two of their most distin-
guished members to Washington to occupy
the two seats referred to, and they are
resting quietly in the belief that their
chosen two will get what belongs to them.
The above illustrates the situation in
Montana. The Democrats know that they
elected majority in the legislature and
they have confidence in the ultimate
the GOODNESS with which they watch
the progress of the contest at
the national capital. The Republicans
know they practiced open fraud, that they
are engaged in bold and defiant attempt
to steal two Scholarships, and they are
therefore on the anxious seat until the
matter is settled.
Meantime the United States Senate is
moving slowly, taking weeks to determine
a question which should have been acted
upon as soon as the Democratic Senators
presented their credentials and asked to be
admitted to Montana's seats. This delay is
ominous, and confident as the Democrats
are, we interpret it to mean i'll for them if
the Republican majority can find any pos
sible excuse for deciding against the men
legally entitled to the places. If the contest
were in the House of Representatives, MA
GINNIs and CLARK might at once pack
. their trunks and return to their homes
All that Republican need do to get a seat
in the present House is lay claim to one tt
, which Democrat was elected. His claim
, will be at once recognized and by "a stric'
party vote'' he will be seated. 1t is pos
sible that the majority of the Senate ha:
some regard for propriety, decency AM
Justice, and will act with fairness. 1t car
afford to do this, having absolute control Of
the chamber politically, and being assured
= of retaining that control until the expira
ton of the first term of the Montana Sena
y tors; but at times the partisan spirit is a
= pronounced and unreasonable in the Senat
:, as in the House. We apprehend that this vii
. be one of the occasions when party polite
rather than a regard for right and iustic
: will govern. The long delay suggests
. search for an excuse to do wrong.
In connection with this contest it ma
j.. be mentioned that the people OF Montan
- are firmly resolved to revenge themselve
- upon the Republican party for bringing o
This contest and causing the constitl
" tional session of the first legislature /
- terminate with absolutely nothing don,
At the next election it will be seen ho
- the people can punish political rogues an
:. conspirators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28
A SUGGESTIVE TRUTH.

1t is related that when in Dublin recently,
Secretary BALFoUR met Catholic priest
who does not belong to the Nationalistic
party and who has held aloof from
the politics of the country, combining him
self to legitimate church work. Thinking
that he would be good person from whom
to obtain an impartial expression of opin-
ion. the secretary asked: ''Are the irish
people as bitter against me as certain
newspapers say they aresn The reply
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28
THE PUBLIC BUILDING.

# the House of Representative shall cut
3own the appropriation for federal build
a- at Salt Lake city TO 100000 our people
,aould act promptly. They should unite in
IA earnest request that no appropriation
i,.r the object named be made by this Con-
gress, and il it shall be deemed necessary,
ct US send a delegation to Washington
to lobby against the passage OF the
uin We Will be much better off with
40 federal building than with such an in
significant structure as is proposed. What
ever is given will have to suffice for long
years. If it be only hundred thousand
dollar building that viii be all we can ex-
.pect for fifteen or twenty years, for when
we 20 TO Congress with another appeal we
viii be met with the statement that Salt
Lake has been provided for, and nothing
more can be done until other cities have
been looked after.
Salt Lake has waited good many years.
and she can wait two years longer if it
shall be necessary. We can better afford
to wait five years more than get something
that is not wanted and which will be an
annoyance and eyesore for all time. 1t was
discouraging when the Senate committee
reduced the sum asked for 100000,
making the total 100000 The cost
of the site being taken out of this
amount would leave none too much
for building such as the city demands.
To further reduce the sum to 100000, fully
one-half of which would have to be paid
for site, makes the proposition to erect 6
government building here seem ridiculous
in the extreme.
1t will be easier to defeat the bill than tt
pass it, and let us defeat rather than have
itgo through for such paltry sum. Tht
next Congress may have some idea of thu
VIE and prospects of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

ASSISTANT SECRETARY BUssEY has
granted a pension to an ex-soldier who
acknowledges that the injury upon which
he based his claim resulted from the acct
dental discharge of his pistol, the bullet
cutting off one of his fingers, while he was
trying to steal farmers pig during the
war of the rebellion. Mr.. BUssEY should
have kept Corporal Tanner company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

More than fifty people have already been
to the Office of j. Douglas Perkins and Bar
rett & Co, 207 Main street, to examine the
architects plans and select the style and
size of house they want built on Perkins
Grand View Addition. Building will be
very lively there as soon as the weather
permits Now is the time to decide on the
kind of house you want and get your or
der in, so that your new home may be com
pleted and ready to move into as early a:
possible-don't delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28
DINWOODEY'S WEATHER STRIPS.
All sizes cheap at Dinwoodey's.
PLANS FOR NEW HOUSES.

Call at 207 Main street and examine
architects plans for new houses, which
will be built on Perkins Grand View add
ton. A pretty, modern style seven room
house 81, 200, on easy payments. The rent
you are paying will soon buy you new
home of your own.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

HERE is a chance for the paragraphers to
suggest the propriety of husbands cultivat-
ing humor for home purposes. An Iowa
woman recently dislocated her jaw laugh
ing at a joke, and could not speak for ten
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

Spencer, Bywater & Co. have removed
to opposite the city hall, where they are
prepared to do all kinds of tin work, roof
ing, guttering, galvanized iron work, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

SALIVA, Utah, Feb. 4, 1890.
Gents Salvador Magnus cured me of
la grippe completely in four days. can
sincerely recommend it.
H T. GOTTFREDsON
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-28

Bast- Marshall Mer. Co. are offering
special inducements to purchasers of win
ter underwear and hosiery.
l42 Main street.
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Entered at the Postoflce at Salt Lake City,
'ah, for transmission through the mails as
cond class matter.
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Parties removing from one place TO another. and
issi'5g papers changed should alaOoys etoe former
- lcell as present address.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-26

5u benfen geben. gs i9eint mirtlin
10, als ob fi6 bic englii6e Spra6e int
nd6iten Sabrbunbert bic ganse Welt
erobert baben wirb. Golsenber &iid,
bid auf ben g~roberunss5ug ber engli'
fden Sprade i'm perHoKenen Sabrbune
bert ma9t oas nur gu mabri6einli6:
Inns Sabr 1900 tpurbe bic 3abl Der
eneliidipre6enben grbbemobner auf
81 Miaioneu 5ere9net, bic Der Spa,
nii6.S pre6enben auf 26 Winionen,
Der Seutf9sS pte6enben auf 80 Mil,
lionen, Der &uiff1sS pre9enben auf
81 WiQionen unb Der Jrana6ff6s
6pre6en6en auf 319 Milionen. Selbf
Stalienii6 tpuroe nod BON brei 8tertel
10 biel Meni9en aeiproden ME eng
lid. urb portusieffd BON brei M6tel
10 8ielen. Sene 1862 Milionen Wenz
fGen, peIde oieie Z Spra6en rebeten,
baben li9 in ben 80 Sabren, Die ieitbem
berfohen iino, auf 400 Milionen Der,
mebrt. 9abon ipreden iebt aber 125
Minionen @nglii6, alfo genau flint
N1al 10 bel pie oamals. Deutfd fpres
den iebt 10000, 900, ibre 3abl bat f6
aIfo ettpas mebr als berboppeIt. Mu1
Ruiii9 pirb iebt BON 70, 900. 900 ges
iprO9en. 9ieie 3abI bat R6 alfo eben.
falls mebr dig berboppeIt. Gran36RiG
ipra@en iebt so Milionen Menl6en.
Dieie 3unabme lit alic rar cine pers
bdltmdBig geringe. 9oHelbe gilt bon
ben epanif6 &ebenben Gao Milionen)
ben StaIienif6 &ebenben rs Mi0ionen,
unb ben portugiefi9e&ebeuben(13 DILL
lionen:) @nglif6 tpirb iebt bemnaG
aegenpdrtig BON fat 3tpeimaI iobiel
Mfeni9en gefpro6en, tpie irgenbmel9e
5Dei Spra9en 3uiammengenorls
men, unb babel breitet He fi9 nod I'M.
nler mebr aus. Sc tpirb nidt lange
bauern, 6aB Norb.N merifa ALIEN 100
Mi1ionen @nglif6 rebenbe ginmobnet
5dblt, uAb senau bieieIbe ropibe Gus.
breitung aeist bic enelifde 5pra9e in
Quffralien, StiozNfrita unb in Snbien
nno bieien Sbatia6en geseniiber babeu
bic 0olaplif, Grants nod ben Mutb
cine neue Weltiprade MAIDEN" 81
tuollen2
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Sc & ..

= @bas. S@abe, Der an BET 2affin
Wberfte In @albefOn angelic, 3og au
ieinem Gntieben bas @nbe zines Yeines
aug benz @a1er. Ser Sub ,par nit
Strumpf unb 99ub betleibet. Das
anbere gein fil6te fat CUR ielben ;3eit
elm geiDiher Sbomas on Der 2aba6ie's
Wberfte aus Der 8ai. G6ub unb
Strumpf tparen bieieIben. Ser @oros
ner ffeate felt, baB bic @lieber einem
portu9ieii9en Nrbeiter Nanens Mnto.
MO Jernonbe5 geb6rten, Der ON Ibenb
bOrber betrunfen in Der NG5e Der
Wberfte gefeben musbe. Ser umtanb,
baB er cine golbene ubr uno etipa $50
in baar bel i6 bate, IdBt barauf i9lies
BEN, baB ct ermor6et tpDrben lit.
ST. poufon bat i6 bic II Sabre
alie Sodter beg 9errn %. 6. Broun
boa Der &soa!tion her vpoa" pergiftet,
inbem fie sebn Gran Morpbin per-
i6Iudte. Wa6bem bas Sinh bas @ifi
aenommeH batte, leste fe R6 in Die i'm
8arten 0%ufgefbannte 0dngematte uno
tpuroe etf ipdt bon ibrer Mutter, Die
gloubte, ibt S0dter6en f6lafe. dig
2ei6e entbedt. Nqgemeiner @elt.
i9mer3 NOR betmutbIi6 bic uria9e beg
Selbfmorbes
= Sn einem GeGbe BEL Wea Sta
ton, Mc2ennan @ouniD, purbe Die
2ei6e bes 86bmen 6. Gotai6ef gefuns
ZEN. IS liegt elm &aubmorb Dor.
= Sa Der @esenb BON 9banis bat
elm 1agelturm ben grnten erobeu
S9aoen augeftist.
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Sin 8runmem.a8unsermamn


D!e @albetoner Stabtbeb6rbe bal
ben 8ef@luB gefaBt. bob Der 8erIa@
gema@t merben foa, einen artefI9en
Siefbrunnen, wel1er gutes, trintbares
WaRer lieferf, gu bobren. Dos @elb ba.
Su 1T bepiQist unb bic @ommiHion bies
fur ernannt.
Wie elm Mitglieb DER WaKer.@ oms
milton, Serr s. 30. Bronn. nun nit
tbeilt, bat er ioe6en bon einem Wanne,
Der cine lange unb meitrei6enDe grfabrs
ung i'm Brunnen9raben bat. cine iebr
iuterefante 3uf6rift erbaIten, NORM
bieier, elm 0err Doll, inn Die Wittbei,
lung ma6t, es gebe Elm niHenfdaft.
lides 8erfabren, bur1 pel1ss bas 8ors
banbeniein BON unterirbif6em WaTer
unb annGbrunssmeiie aud bic Siefe
unb Mahe besfelben fhDn i'm boraus,
ebe ber Brunnen gebohtt tperoe, seige.
ielt uerben i6nne [2]. umb tuotin er
gu gIei6er 3eit rdtb, man m6ge bieies
Werfabren bel benz neueu @aIbsfoner
unternebmen in @~ntpenbung bringen,
urn f6on borbrr, ebs man an ben 8obrs
beriu9 oebe, beg @tfolses gepib gu
fein.
6err Doll bat bereits LIBERAL in ben
8ereinisten Staten cine eroBe Nu3abl
bon arteRfden Drummer bergefelt, unb
CT 1T es au@, benz ct. Mugufine, in
Glorioo, feinen u%beriibmten" Drummer
berbantt.
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LAUREL HEIGHTS!
Qorbeer : 5hgeI.)

Sies 1T ber ein3ise 6tisel in Der ums
gebung Der 6taot, Der errei1bQr III,
obne baB mai giIenbabnen freuaetl
ooer on fleiner 6iitten boriber mts.
Die 8erbeferungen finb ale boraiqlih
nno Die StraBen limb beinabe BIS Az
0ieiem .uuHberI96nen 6iigel grabirt.
gr Iiegt 100 SUB bod iiber Der Gfabt
uno bic babf@efen 9duier liegen In
feiner Rdbe.
8ietet Die f@Gnffe MuSfid5t.
Dte reiufte 2rft u. Der Eeite Gd5atten.
Breitefte gtraken unb Mtemmes.
Die idb1nfte uno 8efiimoeite Gage In
Der Gtaot.
Sober gauplab bat mebrere BGurle
uno Strdu6er, mie 2ebensei9e, Wees
iat@e, agarita, 2orbeer uno perfs
monen; angepflan3te S@afs
tenbdume UNI ieben 8lod.
Sn oieiem Glima finb S@attens
b DUNE un6 Seebrife tpeIentIin.
Die 9auptr6bren ber WaEers unb gass
leitung geben Bis 3u ben 8aupIdben
unb uerben ieBt meter gefiihrt.
San pebro, 8elfnap, 6otDarb, Wain
unb Mc@ulougbsN benue laufen brett
bur@ bas @igenibum.
Sas giseutbum liest bis aiif cine
Meile tnnerbalb Der Gtabt9remses.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine 6ront BON
so Sub, bic Nbenues baben cine 8reite
ben so Sub unb bic 9IeDs cine iDIde
BON 20 SUB uno finb in Der Shat $1,000
Dertb; i9 perfnufe aber test on
SoI9e, Die bauen tD oIIen, bic
Got fur $200-$400. Na16em mebs
rere 9duier aufeefiibrt porben fn6,
perbe i6 bic preiie erbbben, bis ale
besfauft unb nit ben f96nfen 9duIerir
in ber Stobt San Mntouip bebaut Hnb.
8e6ingungen, elm 8ieriel baar; Reit
auf Ianee 3eit nit 8 prosent 3inIen.
Merben 61uIer fofDrt In Mngrif GEE
nomnier, 1T @aar . Nn3abliing niGt
erforbsrIi9.
Wir mIni6en 8erbeferungeu su boz
ben, ni6t @el6.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. Alt on ; 6oufon . GiraBe, San
antonio. Ser0s.
Sap s. aba ms..... gtgsutbamer
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was mir aebroud,en f5nueu

ino mebr FOLDER gtabliHsmente ME bas
beg 9errn g o. 30 II B rp in Der Mus
finftrabe, in pelden feiBtge 9anbpers
fer unb 9ei9idte Nrbeiter 1obnenbe See
l6dfti8ung finben f6nnen. Die neuefen
unb Doafommenifen Maf6tnsn Rnb
bort fo~rtwdbrenb I'M Gorge, I'M @ilters
iler unb WafersefdBe aler @r6Ben uno
Irten beraute0en, unb MAIDEN mir
Vieb3ldter unb Garmer auf biefen
umftdnb beionbers aufmerffam. Wu1
einea grDBen 8orratb bon Gabbauben
unb Ginbeeiien bdlt 9err Manbtn tets
auf 2ager. @ein gtabliRement lit cir
muftereiiltiees in ieber 8eife unb ,uer
R9 fir berglei6en intereiirt, mirb einen
geiu6 Der Werfe Iobnenb finben.
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witt eOdruaaes, @rtnen, mau,en ,s


1T tein ansensbmes Sausbalten. Das nirt.
iamfte nnb ~auSbanernbfe Mittel III, aipei ODER
blei Madte Rough on Rats Yulber su %ffreuen,
utb atpar tnbermifdt. Streue es in unb mn,
bic @rube berum nnb in bte ab3ussr0bren.
gn, anbern Morgen ftiiIe bic gbanasr5bren
gut aus unO famintlide Snieften bonn 8oben
bis gum aeIer tuerben per19pinben. Das
@ebeimnib iiest BARN, ba6, mo innter bic Sn>
ietten fd Says iber aufbalten, fe bes Nadts
in bic abaussfanale um @aFer sebea miifen.
Ste tonnen aber Rough on Rats i'm BaFer
nidt sertraeen. Dies 1T bas fdneafe unb a,,
frieoenfeIenbfte MtitteI. So Rough on Rats
elm Silt if, fOute es auf bie1e @eile nur bes
Ma@ts sebraudt tuerben unb frib am anbern
Woraen weegefpilt tperben. Cine anbere grt
unb 8eife If, elm @blofel bon Rough on Rats
nit einem balbcn &funb braunen 8nders au
bermifden uab Oieie Mii9uns anf @apier ODER
.Sellern an ben Sbieren ~ausdnsliden @ldteu
uub auber benz 8ereid ber Rinoer anfaniteuen.
S@neibft bies ais antpeifuns beraus.
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sGnbe st spnttpreiien.

500 paar 2inberf6ube gu 81. Ros
itenpreis $1.30 unb $1.4O. Samen=
Slippers 3u IS Gts. uno $1-pertb
SLIPS.
Spibenbeiebte Morgenidube fir 9as
men aner Nrten, 5peaiaIitdt. @roBe
Ne6uttion! $1.75 Samen.3 n6pfI1ube
ftir $3.50. 6unibans $500 Glacee>
leber Gn6pfi@ube III Der bette Der Melt.
Sulibans ta~lbleberner S6ub iir Mdne
uer gu So. 90 1T uniibertreffi1. Mdns
neridube fur $500, mertb 81 SO.
preisermdBigungen In allen anbererl
Nrtifeln, tpobon in ben feinfeu uub
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette geftbrt
pirb. Die ausgeiGnittenen Rdngurnbs
Ieberz Sdube fir Mdnner, TRACER. fid
gut unb fins eomfortabel, beionbers au
empfebIen. Garbige S6ube in Slacee
81 aeceptablen Preiien.
g. &. GuIIiban,
gde Commerce & st. Marp's Str.
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gafEaae mad, Gnrusa.

Die Ngeniuten BEG 0etrn q. 5.
Ooung, Yo. l Commerce GtrGBe,
Can antoniO o, unb go. COB Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, peftreten nur bic
anerfannt beIisn europdii6eu 9ampfers
2lnien. 9err Ooung III i'm 5tanbe bic
biIlig It en- Raten gu seben, err
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe getuani9ie Nuss
fnnft unb beiOrot iebr prompt ale ibm
iber8ebenen Nuftrage. Wer mad Gus
ropa gu reiien wini6t, ober 8erpanote
beriiberfommsn Ianen min, tpenbe fi9
an irsenb cine Der eenannten Nsenturen.
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sdT Wenn Sentanb fein unb gu ans
nebmbarem 9reiie fpeiien min, 70 sebe
er gum Miffionss@arten. Die
9erren Nbeiner & Saul, Befiber bies
les Gtabtifements, balten barauf, lire
@dfe tets boltommen aufrieben 3u ftets
len. NQe iaiionmdBisen 9elifateFen,
NuHern, Wilb, Slide, @eiiigeI &c. Fnb
bort in Der 6eiifatefien 3ubereiiuug ale
3eit Si baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf9 in bic Mobnungen Der Runben
gefanot. Mu@ bietet BET nit ber
Speiiepirtbf6aft 6~erbunbene 8ars
room bic beifen @etrdnfe. ftets friI6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
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8iQtaes @elb 3u perleibeu

gu lpeniger ols 6 procent an ole @igens
tbimer bon 9runbhiden, tpel@s 9sim=
Fdtten bauen mollen, ober aud auf
fGon nit 8erbeferungen periebene
8runbhtide. Wesen bes Ndberea tpenoe
man f9 mtinbIih ober i9riftIif an
6art & 60,
Nsenten fur Slb Ssras, 2O9 NIamo
pIa3a, San NntOnio.
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q @tnus.

IS wiib bierbur@ Noti3 eegeben,
BOB elm Iimititier getrag in Nftien Der
alamo 5euer : 8eri6erunss : @eiells
f9aft" nod ge5ei9net perben fam unb
tebt aur 5ubffription fir @ol9e, tpel9e
ibr 8elo bortbeilbaft an3utegen piins
f6en, fur bef6rdnfte 3eit ofen liegt.
Wesen gin3elbeiten nenbe ma fi9
an ben setretdr, Nr. 222 Mait Goms
mercefrabe (Dtrler's @ebdube), San
Nutonio, Serls.
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MQerlet.

= Nur bat aud Der brittle bemotra.
tii9e @ouberneurstanbibat, 8ices8ou.
berueur s. 8. WbeeIer, feline &e6e bonn
Stapel geIaHen. St befiirpprtet elm
beheres Greii6uIfpFem, 70 baB Die Sin.
Der i'm Sabre minbeifens 3ebn Monate
lang S9ulunterri1t erbalten; oaau
miiBten neue S9uIbdufer gebant unb
be alien in gutter &eparatur gebalten
rDerben. ST 1T gu @unften ber ifaatz
li9sn 2ontrole ber g~iienbabnen, aud
au @unlten Der Gommiifon, tiur 1oIte
bic lebtere einfa@ ausfibrenoe 8emalt
beiiBen unb ale @dritte gegen bic Dab.
men folten bur9 bic 2esisIatur getbar
tperben. I'm aber cine gere1te gi1ens
babngeieBsebung einIeitei1 3u t6nnerl,
fei es u6tbig BON ben 8abngefeaf6aften
cine genaue unb bei9morene Nuffeanng
iber ibren 8etrieb gu erbaIten. sic
mtBten angeben, ME bieIe MeiIen Sc,
Ieife fie baben, uie biele Cars, 2otomus
tiben; mel@es ibre g~innabmen unb
9rofite tparet, ME bel S9uIoeu He ba.
ben unb tper lire @Idubiger fnb. Cine
fol9e ifaatli6e Muffi6t bdlt er fur uns
abldiFg no%tbpenbig.
- 0eute am friiben Morgen ifarb
WtIbeIm 6euer m an n r.. i'm 9lz
ter bon 80 Sabren am Sppbusfiber.
st binterIdBt cine 6rau unb brei Qin,
Der, uobon bas dlteife erfi 6 Sabre alt
lit. Der 8eriforbene betrieb in Noas
fun elm fauimdnnifhes @ef6Gft unb
batte eben erif elm bibl1es Wobnbaus
gebaut unb f~bonenbet. UNI H1 unb ieiner
Gamilie elm fetes 6eim 3u f1affen. gr
1T nun pl6Bli@ mittett aus feiner Sbd,
tigfeit, bic ibm CUTE Gridte trageu
folte. berausgerifsn tporben. MiIbelm
6euermann bate aablrei6e Jreunbe,
ueI6e linn iein anipru@sIoIes, bef@ei.
benes MeIen unb Nuftreteu unb pieIe
onbere guten @isenf9aften eriuorben
batten. Ser trauernben Garnilie unier
8eiIeib !
Der neunidbrige Rnabe Carl
&oitler iu6te getern nit atuei onbereu
8enoien unter Der gommerceHraBen,
Bride i'm JlLfe nod 3rebIeu. Ct
ruti&te babel auf Dem fdltpfrieen nfer
aus unb fel ms WaHer. Seine Sea.
meraben iaben ben berameifeIten Wns
frengunsen bes 3naben, fi9 5u ntten,
3u, uoren aber 70 eri9redt, baB fe nidt
UNI 6tlfe rlefen unb nabmea &eiBous.
ginige Wugenblide fpdter bemeifte SIR.
patterfon bon Der Bride aus aiuei tleine
Irme iiber benz WaReripiegel berborra>
gen; er ma6te bic polisei aufmertfam
unb nun erit uurbe bic Sbatiaae, bos
Der Rnabe ertrunfen iein matte, be.
FAINT. Die unglidli9en GItern bes
2naben pobneu on Der @oIiaoRraBs;
Re ftnb untr6fli6. Grit beute 0admit.
tag eeger 2 llbr, aIlo mehr ais "a
Gtunben tod benz unglidsfaQe, gelong
IS, Der 2ei9e tes ~ertruntenen Gnaben
babbaft au iperben. Man fanb biefeIbe
taum 200 61ritt unterbalb Der Bride,
binter benz 9aufe bes S9ueibers gnri.
que3. no fe In ben Wur3eln oes &c.
itrtipps unb Der bort ffebenoen ganas
aensS tauoen bdngen geblieben mar.
Gin Gra6t3ug Der Suniet : 8abn
bate an Greitas cine nit 9onig bella.
oeae Gar, bic bon Maripofa, @aI.,
tommt unb nod gbicago gebt. Ge.
lingt bas Experiment Der Nerf9ifung, |
10 f6nnen nod tpeiiere $50 Cars nit
6onig belaben iperben.
Ala U. BALKAN III bonn Moaor
als Salpettor Der Wil9tibe ernannt
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u Gamilien, bic nod ni6t bamit
berfeben ino, fOlten ni9t berFeblen 5i9
fofort cine Glaf9e bon @"bamberIains
Collie, @bolera unb 9~iarrboea Hemebn
au3ulegen. SIS 1T bas ein3ise auberldis
fige 6eilmitteI gesen lnterleibsbd1tuers
ben in irgenb elmer 6orm. rs unb so
Gents gum 8erfauf Bel 81. @obn unA
Co., 8. 2alteper unb Sobn unb In
alen Npotbefen.
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9pbes : Mn5eise.

Seute 0lorsen ~ ubr ftatb I'M alter BON
80 Sabren mein selisbter @atte unb infer ae,
liebter Sobn, 8ruber, e@paser unb Sduie.
serfobn
@ilbelm S~emermann r.
Die Bserbislns finbet beute @a6mittas 81
llbr bonn Sauie SO. 4s Drill Strabe aus fatt,
posu ale 9erpanbte, Greunbe unb 8etannte
einselaben finb.
9ie trauernsem 9imterbliebemem.
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fur Carl nno @elene &artmamu
unter gefdaiger Mitmirfung bon 6rl.
6 la Worel unb Germ Web.
ner ON Sonntag ben II. S uli
i'm 2ittIe @dfino 8arten,
Stbs Nlamo.S traBe. gintritt rs @ts.
gu 3ablrei9em 8eiu9 label ergebenIt
elm CARL Sartmaitt n.