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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Johnson in Trim.

Congressman johnson is home again,
arriving in Fargo Saturday and spend
ing the day with his brother, L. c. John
son, of that place, says the jamestown
Alert. Congressman johnson says that
he recognized that there was a hard
fight coming on this fall and to prepare
himself for the same he began a course
OF physical training for his health some
time ago. He took up a residence out
several miles from Washington and fire.
quently walks to and from the capitol.
He also greatly enjoys the exercise and
is practicing with clubs and dumb bells,
getting his muscles and nerves into
proper trim for an exhausting campaign
in North Dakota. Congress johnson
says "feel my muscle and bending up
his arm shows what physical training
will do for a congressman entering on a
hard fight, the same as for an aspirant
to prize ring honors.
Mr.. johnson says he will remain at
home in Nelson county for about two
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Highesio Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u. S. Govt Repors.
@xa q! B Bsxdsg'!
PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

and followed him on horseback all
night, edecting his arrest. The prisoner
is in Jail at Langdon, under a strong
guard, to prevent lynching.
Two men, Eugene V. Tubbs, q buyer,
and his helper, met with a horrible
death at Addison Saturday, by the Civ
ing way Of one Of the walls Of the Cargill
elevator, whereby they were buried in
fifteen feet Of wheat. The elevator had
stopped, and the helper went down in
the pit to start it, but not being able to
get it started, Mr.. Tubbs went down to
assist him. The helper came up, got
their lantern, and had Just got back in
the pit when the crash came. Both were
from appearances instantly killed. They
were got out at 1920 o'clock.
Farmer Budd.
Budd Reeve, the Buxton farmer, and
the democratic candidate for congress, is
a farmer in fact and not in theory
Budd brought to the land department
of the Great Northern in st. Paul, on
Monday, samples of his garden and field
products. These included watermelons,
some weighing thirty-two pounds; ripe
tomatoes, from a single vine, from which
he picked nine bushels; cornetalks six
teen feet high, bearing ears thirteen
inches long; and white, black. and red
currants as fine as were ever grown. He
says that all North Dakota requires is
the intelligent application Of head and
hand to make it a verita BILE farmers
paradise. The facts are vouched for by
the st. Paul Globe, and SO, of course
must be correct. It is also said that
Budd got 81 per bushel for his wheat,
and picked cucumbers enough from one
vine to give the whole fusion democracy
the collie.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Incendiaries

Two fires occurred over in Mandan
Sunday night, n being the barn of DR..
Goeschel which was destroyed, and
another being discovered in the rear of
the store of Cummins & Thorberg. The
latter was extinguished before it had at
tanned any great Roadway. The blazes
are thought to be incendiary, and several
suspicious characters have been arrested
for suspected completely in the matter.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Hagsart's Philanthropy.

EDITOR TRIBUNE: It was late in the
afternoon. The day had been a rec
r -breaker in the unprecedentedly hot
summer of 1894. Weary Walker and
Dusty Roads were YEARLY plodding
along the track of the Northern Pacific
railroad a few mile west of Fargo. They
presented an appearance that would
have impelled even the hardest-hearted
to sympathize with them, with their
pinched, dust-be lined faces, travel
stained rags,and a PARKWAY, hungry look
in their eyes. Suddenly Weary Walker
stopped, Strengthened up, and pointed a
dusty finger in the direction of a 12x8
sign that stood about a dozen yards to
the north of the railroad track. They at
once proceeded to investigate. Imagine
their JOY when they found it read as
follows:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
The Lady or the Tiger?

.N- b. af# H#.#
A young man from the east who has
been visiting relatives near jamestown,
had the misfortune to lose 500 in rather
a peculiar amer one day last week,
says the Capital. He had been out hunt.
ing ducks and got pretty wet, SO on COM
ing home he took the money which was
in his pants pocket, and some other
articles out and laid them on the we'll
curb while he went into the house to
wash up and change his wet garments.
After washing up he forgot about the
money, and several hours had elapsed
before he thought about it again. When
he went out to get the roll it had dlsap-
.peared. In the meantime several kids,
a flock of geese and a COW had been
about the we'll, and the question was
which had the money. The kids denied
all knowledge Of it, and the geese were
all killed, but no trace, 80 Mr.. man has
concluded that the COW got it.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
in THE LOCAL SWIM.
Developments in the Career of MY.
o r. Kent, Who is en- Route
to Mandan.
An Instance Related by q Tourist Of
the Philanthropy of John
Haggart.
Various Items Of Local News Gath
cred In and About the Capt.
tai City.
More About Kent.

+ ..I. NAOio IA OOuC menu. 20. .sr#H
Some new facts have com to light in
the Kent affair, since the arrest was
made, which we're before in the posses
sion of none but the persons directly in.
terested. The arrest of Kent is the re-
suit of five months unceasing work on
the part of the Minneapolis police de-
partment, who have been after him for
forgery, embezzlement and various other
crimes. Although his actions led to the
suspicion that he was in some way con-
cerned in the death of his wife, there
was no direct evidence until last week,
when it is said Walter Ehrlichman of the
Minneapolis police department secured
a confession from Swidensky that Kent
had offered him $500 to put his wife
out IF the way.
Kent's wife was formerly a Miss Laird,
whose people resided in Minneapolis.
Kent met her twelve years ago, aud they
were married despite the objection of
her parents. Kent was given a confden-
tial position with the Laird's, embezzled
a few thousand dollars, and was saved
from Jail by the pleadings of his wife.
He started out for himself, drifted
around for a time, and finally come to
Mandan, where he worked as a laborer
for w. E. Martin, on the railroad. He
has a smooth and oily tongue, which
aided him up, until finally he blossomed
out as a lawyer and insurance agent. 1t
is said positive evidence has been Sc
cured against him.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Peg Is No More.

-rEtsEnEH-LHa - r#-E@tEa#"E
b. r. Higbee's terrier, Peg, is no more
of earth. Some time last Wednesday, she
got hold Of a bait placedaby some poison
fend. Her owner says she must have
gotten hold Of it in the back yard Of
the surveyor generals Office. At any
rate, she followed her master from there
direct to the Sheridan, and q few
minutes after arriving there, manifested
symptoms Of poisoning, and died before
aid could be rendered her. Peg was
we'll known to everyone about town, and
her death removes q noted figure from
the canine population. Mr.. Higbee
thought much Of the dog, and is deeply
lncensed at her poisoning.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Mississippi Bottom Lands,

Improved lands in the highly fertile
bottom Of the Mississippi valley IN Issa-
quena county, Miss, for sale or to rent,
in quantities to suit settlers. Apply to
RoBT. J. TURNBUL1,
Morriatown Naw .Jarsav
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Degree of Honor.

A5lodge Of the Degree of Honor, the
ladies auxiliary Of the A. o. u. W., was
organized at the Workmen's hall last
Tuesday. The occasion was an suspicious
q throughout, and the new organiza-
ton starts out with the best Of pros
poets. The ceremonies Of installation
we're pleasing, and the work occupied
from about 8 O'clock until after IL, being,
conducted by Mrs. Andrew Blewett, who
is Grand Chief OF Honor for the state;
Mrs. Rush, who is Grand Lady Of Cere-
monies, and Miss Hanline, who is Grand
Usher. These workers were assisted by
General Andrew Blewett, and the lodge
was pleasantly introduced to, and prom
ises to have q agreeable acquaintance
with existence. # s.8s
After the formaIities Of installation, q
dainty spread wa INDUCED in BY the
members present. About twelve mem
bers Of theA.O.U u. w. were present at
the ceremonies, and.of the degree, itself,
there are aboat twenty-six members.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07

weeks, and then take to the prairies for
hard exercise among the voters. He has
arranged for two speeches from Knute
Nelson of Minnesota; one at Fargo and
one at Grand Forks during the cam.
paign, and in turn will deliver three
speeches in Minnesota for Nelson, one
each at st. Paul, Minneapolis and Du-
luth. Mr.. johnson was very anxious to
get Nelson to speak in this state, and
said he authorized the North Dakota
state committee to offer Governor Nell
son the choice Of the best horse on
Johnson's farm for every speech made
in this state.
A Bad Indian.
New York whiskey is a dangerous
quantity, when imbibed by the noble red
man. A telegram from New York says
that medicine Man Gray Whirlwind,
Sitting Bulls successor, had a gay time
in New York. He journeyed from Coney
Island to the city to do some shopping.
He purchased a revolver and some bad
whiskey. He returned to West Brighton.
Shortly after Whirlwind's return, w.
Kent Thomas, the manager of the In
dian village, wat lecturing to a large
crowd on the Custer massacre,
when the Indian proceeded to test his
new purchase. He fred three shots, one
of which cut a lock from the head of
Harry Mclaughlin, son of the Indian
agent at Standing Rock. A halfbreed
named Bob Goodreau also had a narrow
escape. An attempt was made to dis
arm him, but he threatened to kill any
one who came near. Early in the even
ing, the medicine man made a mixture
OF soap, cayenne pepper and chewing
gum, and applied it to his left eye. 1t
destroyed the sight before medical as
sistance could be procured"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Morristown, New Jersey.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Supper.

supper.
There is to be supper at the Glen
coe church on Thursday evening, Sept.
Goth, for the benefit Of the pastor, L. O..
Sloan. All are invited to attend, and a
good time is assured.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-07
Clearing Away Cactus.

l oA4OA6 uA0 A1rU w Uhh0 uO1U VI Uu0
Russian cactus question and ten acres of
cactus on the old Bottsford farm near
that city have been visited by the county
commissioners and steps begun to ex-
terminate the weeds at once. The plan
proposed and considered the cheapest,
is to spade up the cactus, gather them
up in piles, drag straw through them
and burn the whole. This will destroy
the weed before the seed ripens and
spreads. The cost of this will not be
great and will be taxed up to the land,
as the law for the determination of nox-
ious weeds authorizes. The owners of
several other smaller pieces of land
where the cactus has appeared, will also
be notified to destroy the pest at once,
or the commissioners will take steps to
do so.
One For Budd.
jamestown Alert: It is said that the
official ballot which will confront the
North Dakota voter this year will CON
tain, in all probability, five columns,
from which to select names of candi-
dates entitled to receive legal votes.
-Four of these columns will contain the
names of candidates of the regular re-
publican, democratic, Independent and
prohibition parties. The fifth column
will be taken to print the lone name of
Budd Reeve of Buxton, Trail county,
who is running for congress-, or who is
said to be running for congress, on the
democratic ticket, or some other ticket,
by petition of the necessary number of
legal voters, which petition is being cir
culated by some of MI. Reeves enthusi-
astic adherents, and advocated by others
among then being the we'll known nam
of the Honorable Dennis Hannain,
president of the Suicide Club, of Bis
marck,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

SD itIbit babe ssnug d6nli9e Sinse
geIeFen. gs sibt teinsn einiameren
Ort als bas Snnere zines gsIuntenen
S9iffes. glus benz enslii9en Dams
pier ~4IbutroB" babe iCb neun 2eiden
nadb Der OberflG9e gef0rbert. 0ie
2eBte mar Die 2ei9e zines jungsn
Deibes, tpethes nit tpeit aufgeriiienen
9lugen auf bem Bette lag. 9lls i9
ibre !9Gnbe Iosmadts, brsbts iie ii9
um, erbob Iih unb beugte ii9 iiber
mid. Sd fisl nabe5u in cine Obna
mabt. Sin anbermal Ibpumm mir
in Der Ountelbeit Der Siefe cine 2si9e
in bic 4rme. 4ls idb iie na9 pben
brahte, itellte es it9 beraas, baB Die
2eiche Elm &inb in ben 4rmsn bate.
Wautter unb Sinb miiHen i'm S9lafe
BON Sobe iiberrafdt porbsn iein, benn
iie battsn bic 9tusen geibloifen unb elm
tiefer SrieOe rubs. uuf ibren @sii4tss
5iisen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

ben ganse Selber bon WdferpflanSsn
in bensn iib un5dblige 2lrten bon
Seetbieren aufbalten. Ginige berfelz
ben iinb bon mertpiirbigem 4usieben.
Inter ibnen befinoen ficb aber aud bic
gefiir6teten Sintenfiicbe. @insr Der
2ebteren, Elm 9urI9e, beKsn a4t6angz
arme cine 2dnge bon 8 SUB butten,
iiberfiel eiren meiner 2eute an Der
SiiIte pon Teuieelanb. Der Mann
mar an benz Sunbamente elmer @erfte
bei9Gftigt, ais i'm Der slid BON bins
ten angriff. @s mar inn unmOslitb
F9 aus ben Sdngarmen oes unges
tbiims gu bsfreien. Gr Derbisit iih baz
Der siniss 3eit gang rubis, Biz Der
iSiIc6 feline llmarmung etipds loderte.
Sierbur9 beiam Der Mann ben 2trm
Frsi unb tpnnte oas Signal gum 4uf@
,ieben seben. Qtls er auf Der Obsrs
ilG9e bes NaiIers erI9ien, bing Der
Slid duf Ietnem Giiden, lieB it9 aber
i9neG in bas Daher 5uriidfalIen.
Ginen i1redli9en Qtnblid gepGbren
man6mcl bic Scenen Inn elm 9eIune
fenes S9iff. Mdn mag nod 10 mu-
tbig Iein, aber bie unO ba iteben einem
bob Die Saure 81 8erge, beIonbers
peuu einsn plDbli9 in nG9fter RGbe
,in 3oOtsnI9Gbel angrinit. QlS ppr
.tfpds iiber orei Sabren i'm StilIen
Ocean Der 0ampfer nGitp Of GbeIter"
infolge zines 3uiammenitoBes uniers
Binp, puroe elmer meiner GolIegsn ges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

Die tleinsn Slide umTatpimmen ben
Sau4er in GROCER In3abl unb beldItt-
gen man9mal feline Sdnbe ober globen
nit tbren groBen runben 9(ueen bur9
Die S9eibsn bes Selms. Die groben
Seetrebie bdngen ii9 an feline Gumz
riitieFeln, bic iie ni9t Ielten nit ibrsn
S6eeren angreifen. Sd mub bemsrz
fen, bdB ii9 Die Sau9sr in ben nDrbliz
4sn Sdfen nur bei taltem Detter
Der SanbIbube beoiensn, bd Iie ii9 auf
ibren@efii4lsIirn perlafen miiKen. .Sas
@ai1er 1T in senannten Sdfen 10 unz
rein, bab man in elmer Siefe bon 20
SUB taum mebr gu Ieben permag.
Sn ben iiiOliden Gepdfern, ipis
3. 9. i'm @oIf bon Merito lit es nod
in elmer Sisfs bon 60-100 SUB ben.
4n Der NorbtiiIte bon Sioameritu 1T
Der Meeresbposn 10 eben tpie Der 9o=
ben zines San5iaules. Das @eben IN
sinem Suudersan5us 1T miibelos.
penn aud langiam. Man i9pebt
bater. Die @esenitdnbe erIdeinen
ale psrgr0Bert. 4n man6en SteIIen
in ssnannter Segeno beOeden ben SO<
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

gen einen Tagslpbn bon $3.50 anges
fteat, cine untsriu9ung bes S9iffss
DorSunebmen. Nls er ben S9iffsruum
betrat, fieb er auf sinen Mann. tusl6er
arfre6t bal itanb unb in Stside pertpis
delt mar. Die 5unge bing Der 2ei9e
aus Dem Wunbe, tpdbrenb Der SDrper
gu ieiner ooppslten GrOBe angei9pols
len mar. SSa fur5er Gntfernung bon
bteier Gei9e, erblidte Der Sdu9er elm
Spfer, tpel9es duf ben 3nien lag uno
einen britten Mdnn nm bic 2enben
gefaBt battle. Ser Sau9er bate ge'
mug geieben, er lieB ii9 on bic Obers
fld4e sisben unb tebrte nur nod in
Segleitung zines aipeiten Sau9srs
nd9 bem Sdiffe suriid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

We Ierron. Stuotofus !:
~Sm, bu beibt es in ben 9lGttsrn oft,
baB Die Welt pou llnglGubiger lei.
llniinnl GrIt bellte morsen tpGrep iies
ben @ldubiger bel mir"
= SeimgeGeu9tet. Souriit
(Ssd, on bem @irtbstiI9e iib iiber
einiae fleinfGbtiId)e Ginridtuns,n
luitia ma9snb): nSOren Sic. msiR
9ieber, bel Sbnen bier itirbt ipobl bic
Dumm6eit ME aus2" = GinbeimiI9er
(furO: nglein, benn immerlpdbrsnb
bu6sn pir bier ia 6remoens3ufluB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

Sum S4luiie m09te td nod bss
merten, baB bic Sau9er neuerDings
bel elettrifhem 2ihte arbeiten tOnnsn,
mas ibre @rbeiten natiirlia beoeutenb
erleiatert. gtu9 ben SSiI@en iheint
bic Reuerung gu sefalIen, benn ii9
tommen in iol4en SdtpGrmen auf
bas 2i9t 5ugeidpommen, 10 bab iie
einen bGufis an Der Nrbeit binbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

Der dIteite SisfIeesSau6sr bes Cans
hes lit 9tbram OnDsrbont. tpel9er Sur
3eit nit elmer @rfinOung gum 9eben
sefuntener S9iffe bsI9Gftigt 1T. @ss
gen 81 Sabre nobnte Der Mann nabe
Sort Spmptins, Staten sSslanb, ppn
mo aus er ieinen Sau9srsGei4dften
oblaq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
SolSateubriei.
0iebs @ltern!

2tsbs Gltern!
Sd bab' INNER tsin' 3sit gum
i9rei6en unO BET aud isst tein' 3sit
gum ihreiben, nann ih ni9t @elo
brdu4et faito mir gleih Sebn Mart
es griiIt eier So9n 5rans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

Sn einem fiiblen @runbe
0a gebt elm Miiblenrdo,
Oort lag icb man9e Stunbe
llnb aB umfonit mid Iutt.
Die Mua'rin bate nGmli9
Gin MGoel runb unb prau,
Sas mar Elm 8ib9en odmli9,
Oo4 gut auf ieosn San.
llno fab ib bann benz Spiele
Der muntern &Gber gu,
Sam lnnelies aus Der Wiii5le
llno tbeiIte meine Rub.
limb bra4te DurIt unb Sd;nten,
8rob, Butter, &die an,
9asu aud mas gu trinten:
Suit tpie mans piinf4en lam.
ltno rpolIt' i9 bann iie fiiFen,
= Ratiirlid nur gum 2obn
SIR lire led'ren 9iHen, =
Damn Lief iie flint oapon.
limb i9? = i9 IieB iie laufsn,
Sag mir ia nidtsepdran!
WOsu i'm SiiiIe taufen,
@as man 10 baben tann9
giun 1T mdn9 Sabr entihpunben,
Das 8G9lein rauI6t nod fort,
llno i9 in WuBeftunosn
Rub' man9mdl ipieber bort.
Damn isb i9. bid unb grGmli9,
glu9 nod bic anneltes,
@ott Ount. buB fis 10 bdmli9
llnb ii4 ni4t tiiien lieb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13
Gin aI$er Eau@er.

Wbrant Snoeroont auf oem Mieere5bpoeu.
= Arbeitcn, ruelde gtutb perlangeu =
gon Geeunsebeuern au9eeriifen. = Gin
lame Gcgrnoeu unb oerluiiene Sdiffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

aluf feline 2uufbabn 5uridblideub
fdste er tiirSli4: Sd babe 10 5iemli9
4lIes geieben, ipas Elm Sau9er gu fez
ben bsrmag. 60 elm Spa5iersang
auf benz Mseresboben 1T Elm msrtipiir=
bises anresenbes @srgniieen, DielIei4t
gerabe, neil er man9mal ni9t ean5
pbne 8efabr 1T. Mit Miutb unb @orz
fidt brau9t man fi1 iibrtgens ni@t
beTpnbers gu fiir9ten. Sn ein3elnen
@sgenben tann Der S9tpertfiI6 benz
Sau4er S9reden einjagen. Der
Slid nit ieiner tllr5en aber itarten
unb tDotli9en Wuffe fdpimmt fer5ens
gerabe auf ben bon ibm auserIebsnen
9egenitanb los. gr gcbt nur ben
Selien unb ben eiTernen S4iffsbdus
6en auB bem Wege. @inmal in meiz
mem 9eben 1T mir paiiirt, buB Elm
S9pertfiib birett auf mid auz
fbipamm, fpdbrenb i9 auf bsm 8erbed
zines seiuntenen Sdiffes urbeitete.
Die 9aare itanoen mir gu 8erge, bod
erbob id meiue 2lrt gum Sd9lus. Dus
llnsetbiim aber bog ieitipdrts ab als
es MIDI nube3u erreibt bate, unb ih
fab nit srobem 8ergniisen, !pie es in
Der Serne peri4pano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-13

MtlitdriT9e 8Gumens
fpra DE. Sergeant (3u eintm Gss
trutsn, Der iih etipds ungti9idt ans
itellD: p&erl, tpo babe id Dir bod
fhon NAL pur9 N RabeIObr gsbsn
'febeu9!"
8ereriffen. Rtntisr (eis
nsm 6renr fsine bdBlids, nit uuffal.
lenb erpber gaaIe seiegnete So9tsr
pprfsllsnO): Run, Ssrr Wabsr. ipie
gsfd[lt Sbnen ntsine Soater?" =
sgreier: ,Sebr gut = tpsnn Sie ibr
nit 10000 Mart untss bic RaIs grsia
fen ippuen!" ,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
3weigzO Office be8 MbenOblat. "
so. R3S.

Sur 8equeruIi9feit unIerer on5ei9en0et &1noen baber
NIT ben nnten %genonnten 9erreH ell Abtontmer 9e=
troffe1 tponof bel %oenielben s~tu8ei4en- a1genommen
lperoen su o~eniel6en 8reileit, aS ipenn bieIelben 0trefttn
Der Expedition Der Salnpis @toots5eituug a~b9eoebeu
Nnoei9en iplpie Announcements tDnmen an bieien
peri8iebeuen 8l6Ber bis 12 l&br @titta9s ~ob9e9e6en
eoarhar
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
Stdott1bes.
unSufrieoen nit Ger poIi5ei Com
mtfiton.

Wenn nt6t ale Nn8et9en triigen, nirb es
in ben 1tG6ften Sagen 5nii3en Der 9pli3eiz
@ommtifion unb ben ieBtgen Mitgltebern
oes Polt3et : 9epartements gu einem ernitz
ltben GOnflitt tommen. Die 9olt3tTen Bat
ten a~nfungs bic Grnennung Der Yoli3eiz
GommtIfion nit 6reuben begriiBt, in Der
4nna5me, baB Die @ufgabe Der Gommi1iipn
auein bteie lei, Die poIi3et bon Der polttit
lo85u(Ofen. Wfebrere Der 8laur0de qluuben
ober ieBt bic @ntOedung gemo9t 5u 6aben,
BAT Die 3wede unO 3iele Der Gommiffion
anoere feten.
@orousfi4tli6 tperben bic poGi8iRsn fi6
8uaG3f tpeigern, ft4 elmer 0riifung bur6
cine aus 9o4f4ulz2e6rern beite6enben priiz
unSz8eR0rbe gu untertperfen, Sic glQrtben,
baB cine Tol6e priifung an fte Mnforberunz
gen fteQen tperoe, benen fte nibt na9fpmmen
%t0nnen, unb tie tperben berlangen, baB bic
Priifltng BON poli3etzO ffi5teren abgebalten
perben, sic geben, btsIet9t nit 8e8t ppn
Der NuSfi4t aus, baB i6re 8prge1eBten befz
fer als Die S9ule6rer beurtbeilen f0nnten,
tpel6e &enntnife Elm gutter pOIi3tit befiBen
miifie.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-19
unfreiwiIi9e OtenftperfdumniB.
Oetectip Soro mu6 i'm Sett bIeiben, neil Elm
Oieb ihm ale feline Kleioer
eeitoRlen bat.

DIS Snfpector Sbea geiterrt in benz 9e
tecttoz9 ~auptquartter Die Namen fetner Sc
treuen aufrief, feblte 9etectib S6pmas s..
Serb, 5u beIen beTonberen 9fli9ten Die
geb0rt, ben BfanbontelS auf bic Singer gu
ieben. Dieter lag, allerbtngs fe6r gegen
Ietnen Munf9 unb MiIen, nod bis iiber Die
O6ren in Ietner Mo6nung, go. 302 g&orbz
SrantlinitraBe, in ben 6ebern unb bamtt
bate es folgenbe 8~elpanbtniB.
Serb ertpa9te gegen Mttterna9t bur9
Elm lautes @erGu13, bas aus benz g~2eben8imz
mer beriiber f9ou, in benz feline S9pdgerin
f3ltef. @r fprdng aus benz Bette unb als
er bieie aus rufen bDrte: vMer iinb Sic unb
mas tpolen Sic bier i'm 6auIe9" ba elite
ct bin unb fam gerabe our re9ten re9ten
3ett, INN einen Mdnn elm 8iinbel nit &leiz
bern aus benz 5enfter binauslperfen at Iez
ben. 5Drb puBte nun genug unb er lief
na3 fetnem 3tmmer, INN it9 ietnen &eDolz
Der 81 bolen. DIS er 3uriidtebrte, fprang
Der Oteb eben bur6's Senfter auf bic
StraBe binaus. Serb that bas @lei9e,
troBoem er nur Na9ttleiber onbatte, unb
lief btnter benz &erl Der, benz it9 balb Elm
@enofe ani6loB. @r berfplgte Die SptB=
buben bur9 me6rere Nlebs unb f9DB au9
binter t6nen Der, bp9 lie entfamen i6nl.
@r te6rte besbalb IN feline Mp6nung 3uriid
unb fdnb nun, baB INN feline fdmmtli9en
&leiber getobGen tparen. @8 blieb INN baz
Der ni9ts iibrig, dls am Mprgen gu iparten,
Bis feline 8%ertpanbten tbm aus etnem &letz
bergei9Gft etnen Nn5ug ge6olt 5atten.