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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Hc Ate Unt u,,l.....

Escanaba, Mich. March 1O-John HON.
h"rg' 81 Swcde aged sixty-five and single.
committed suicide in his shnnty in Bay
i'rnoe township, about four miles from
here, yesteid,y. The apparent cause was
insanity. The unfortunate nan shot
himself with IL muskct which he had
lo:ded with buakshot. He placad the
m''zzle i'll his mouth and pllled the trig-
ger by Il string.
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Creditor. want n R.n...

Miller, s. d., M,rch 1O.-Bank Ex.
aininer Myers now states that the at
torney generals opinion will not permit
the filing of tie report of the condition
OF the suspended Hand county bank.
Judge Gaay is now here hearing mo-
tlols to dissolve the attachments against
aiifs property. If they are dissolved
then means will be taken to force Myers
to reIOrt
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Good Price. for Fn-n lo,a.

West Union. Iowa, March lO-Rcal es-
tate in this FayetteD county is booming.
Since Monday farm property to the
amount Of StDthO has changed hands
and other important deals are ON hand.
A farm two miles north OF this city sold
for $S6 per acre yesterday. and from $45
t" $40 is not an unusual price.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Dcath In the Win..

New York, March 1O-Fivc minutes af.
ter taking teaspoonful of wine as n
toast at IL reception in honor of the
Wedding engagement of his son William
and Miss Scribncr, Joseph Racker OF
Roselbayne, n. j., died in terrible con-
vulsions. In accordance with Hebrew
customs he was buried before sunset. The
cause of his death hus not yet been de-
terInincd,
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Prior Indicted.

Huron, S. D., March 1O.-Thc circuit
court grand jury has been discharged.
Seven indictments were returned, four
OF which ale against Charles r. I'rior Of
Minneapolis for cnlbezzling money while
llits senscr for the American Express
compnny between this city and Pierre.
He has been in Jail since January. 1t
is thought he will plead guilty to-day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Electrical ster.

Gairesville. Tex, March G.-The most
severe electrical storm In years passed
over this section last night, accompanied
BY heavy wind and rain. A large num-
ber Of houses were unroofed and several
overturned. T. A. Meserves stock barn
was burned with its contents, including
several head Of valuable horses. Mvch
damage 10 reported done to Santa Fs
railroad bridges In the Indipn Territory.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
st.ients Preieat,

Berlin, Special.-Two thousand stu.
dents met last evening to protest against
the act that socialism had develoDcd In
anti-senits character. Resolutions were
lassed at the meeting requesting tn /.
university authorities to allow 10 the
students free expression Of opinion. Tsle-
grams were sent to the emperor and to
Prince Bismarck conveying expressions
OF homage and ySSpoct.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Wet vs. Dry mt warren.

Warren. Minn., March 1O-There is a
lively contest in progress here over the
question of license for the coming year,
with the chances SEE ming in favor of the
dryS. There was II caucus held last
night. at whicf, w. l.. Powell was nom-
mated for mayor OH full anti-saloon
ticket. The vets will hold their caucus
this afternoon.
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Rrc,vers Enjo,n.,l.

Huron, $. d.. March lO.-Injunctious
We're procured to-day against the An
hcus"r-Bsch Brewing Company of 81.
Louis for violating the stnte prohibition
law. One thousand dollars worth of
beer was in stock The firm RECENTLY
opened bottling works and Il wholes,l.
house here
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DlOody Revenge.

i, Eugene, Or, Special-A terrible trag-
edy occurred last night at farm house
. few miles from here. Albert Moss and
hi. father quarrelcd and David Coleman,
q farmer living near by, took sides with
the father. Young Moss went to Cole
mans house later and commenced shoot
Ing at the family. He first attacked u
married daughter of Coleman, shooting
her twice and killing her instantly. He
shot smother daughter through the arm.
and finally attacked Coleman whom he
shot through the abdomen. and fatally
injured him. Moss then went home and
blew cut his own brains.
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Reid I'm California.

San Francisco, Msrch 1O.-Whitclaw
Reid, Republican candidate for vice presi-
dent at the last election, arrived here
last evening, and If now the guest of his
father-in-law, d. o. Mills, at the latter's
residence at Millbrl. Mr.. Reid has re-
Gently been afflicted with asthmatic af-
fcction, and has come to the cOast to re-
gain his health and to escape business
cures.
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Aberdeen, s. D., March 1O.-Iscturns
from the township elections Indicate that
with the exception of three or four pre-
clhtts all have given majority for the
proposed tux for rainmnkins experiments
The vote shows that some localities w.re
indifferent and skeptical. while in others
the sentiment was unanimous IN support
Of the proposition.
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Licen.e auc.tio. Mt rr.cv.

Tracy, Mirn., March 9.-The w. G.
T. u. is circulating petition to he
presented tc the city council at an early
date asking for submission to the peo-
rle Of vote on license or no license ut
the spring election. License will nm.
doubtedly carry by large majority. =,
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Calcutta, March 1O.-At large meet.
ing Of Europeans and natives held her,
yesterday it was unanimously r. solved to
Protest against tie .xcl,. iOl of yarns
rn' fabrics from the import duty, nnd it
was also decided TO demand the reiet tion
of the tariff bill unless cotton was in.
clulcd. Resolutions to this effect were
ad"l ted end will be Forwarded to the
p,opcr authorities.
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The somaIi Is Long Overdue.

San r.ncisco. March 1O.-Thc Brit
ist ship Sanoli. the largest sailing vessel
flying the English flag aud the largest
cniiyins slip in the world. is long over
due from Hong Kork. The Snlali i.
now out 12i days. The greatest anxiety
Is felt for her safety.
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North Dnkotn O,,1or. Wa,

Vermillion, s. D., March 0-The joint
debate of the Universities of North and
South Dakota last night on the railroad
question was decided in favor of North
Dakota. The judges were f. G. Smitl,
y, nkton; Dwight G. HolLrook, Slc,ly
Falls; L. NJ. Kean, Sioux CITY.
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Milking 0xc. A.,I....

Mcllette. $. d.. March 10. - Revival
meetings under the supervision of Rev.
IL. w. Cory, lave been held in tho
Methodist church during the past three
weeks. The pastor announces big all.
day religious rally Thursday. March Is,
attended by about fifty cyansclists and
church workers from Aberdeen, who will
arrive by special train.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Cabinet Crisis in uolI.n.l

The Hague. March 10. - The Ne,l.er-
iirds ministry is expected to resign, as
the chamber has adopted an amendment
to the principal clause of the government
T. form bill. In consequence of the adop-
tlon of this amendment Premier DIR. q;
Van Tienhoven has withdrawn the bin
ind is comforting with the ministers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
TOK1LL' SOILED DOVES
LEwD WOMEN AT HURON CREATE
A SENSATION.
They Ask for Warrant for Several
Ladies, Whom They Charge With
Having Tried to XIII Them With
Chloroform and sulphurlc Acid Gas.

Huron, S. D., March 10. - A lively
sensation was created here by Belle
Smith. Alice Simmons and a woman
named Greenleaf, who wanted warrants
issred for certain women whose husbands
and sons visited their place, charging
them with attempting to kill them by
placing chloroform and sulphuric acid gus
in their rooms while asleep. The Smith
girl was unconscious for several hours,
and the other two were rendered quite
sick. The evidence did not warrant the
issues, but the affair will be investigated
and sensational developments are looked
for. Several ladies' of the city have en-.
deavoretl to rid the town of disreputable
characters, but it is not thought any Of
them had any connection with this affair.
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Anokn R..i,lcnce R,.r.,

Anoka. MINI. March lO.-The Hollen-
beck residence. just outside of the city
limits. burned ut midnight last night,
The loss WAS about $1,000; insurance.
$500. 4 defe live chimney was the
cause of the fire.
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uon or the applicant or ms attorneys,
were defeated. They ali fell under points
Of order that they were not germane.
The one which attracted NEST attention
was that Of Mr.. Enloe to repeal q por-
ton Of the provision included In the
act Of last December to prevent the sus-
pension Of any pension except ON thirty
days NOTICE ~ to permit the suspension
in case Of plain prime facie evidence
that the pensionef had procured his pen.
sion BY forgery. perjury or other palpable
fraud. This amendment was offered at
the suggesticn Of Commissioners Lochren
himself, who, under the opinion of the 1t.
torney general, declared that IL the act Of
last December stood over $500, 900 would
have to be paid out to suspended pen.
sioners who were proven beyond all ques-
tion not to be longer entitled to the PEN
stons they had been drawing. Mr.. Outh-
waite, the chairman Of the committee Of
the whole, however, ruled the amend.
ment out on Mr.. Martins point Of order
that 1t was not germane.
An exciting and interesting debate was
precipitated In the senate yesterday by
Mr.. Harris motion for the second read
Ing Of the seigniorage bill. This was op.
posed by Mr.. Sherman, who moved its
reference to the finance ,cosnmittee. and
In tie course Of strong speech In op.
position to the bill said that its object
was to divert trust fund from its le.
gitimate purpose-a thing which in Ohio
would be penitentiary offense. His mo-
tion was defeated and the bill taken up
as unfinished business, and almost before
any one was aware of what had hap
pened 1t passed Its third reading and was
ON the point of passing the senate. Then
Its opponents recovered from their sur.
prise and endeavored to prevent its pass.
age, and on request of Senator Sherman
1t went over until tomorrow.
Washington, March g. - The Bland
seigniorage bill was laid before the SEN
ate as unfinished business. Mr.. Shcr-
man bitterly opposed the pending bill
and expressed the hope that the motion
to reconsider would prevail, as he wanted
the bill open to amendments. Mr.. Harris
claimed that the bill had reached its
present stage through the regular chan
ncls of the senate procedure and he
knew of no reason why the bill should
not be disposed of within thirty minutes.
He would not consent to reconsider the
bill until the majority by an aye and
nay vote decided it. The bill went over
without action until tomorrow, when a
vote will be taken.
In the house the conference report OH
the urgent deficiency bill was presented
by MIR. Ayres and agreed to. A resolri-
tion of inquiry calling on the secretary
of the treasury for report of all un-
settled claims up to date against the
Southern and Central Pacific railroad
and their branches for transportation
service was adopted. The house then
went into committee of the whole for
the consideration of the District of
Columbia appropriation bill. After de-
bate the committee arose and the house
adjourned.
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Took Dc,,,,v t,,r,,.,,, .,,,

Grand Forks. y. D.. March 1O.-Yester-
day morning James Driscoll, aged eighty
seven years. Il farmer living in Mipneso-
tn four miles east of this city, died
from the effects of drinking carbolic acid
by mistake
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I.ond Agcnt. Cantu.e,,

Sacramento. Alarcn 10. = The police
nave arrested two men answering the
descriptions of those who robbed the
Milton stage last night. 4 Stockton Of
dcer will come here TO identify the men.
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sA1sssaL : sasaflseas 49,.
P1T'H OF THE NEWS.
events o. rrsn FAST wnsss n
4 coNDENs1D roRA
From the Hatis..s Capital.
In February the public debt increased

FreM the HationsS Capital
In February the public debt increased
e40.08l.216.
Resolutions to investigate hnlf doc.
en- federal Judges In connection with
thelr orders against Labor organizations
have been introduced In the house.
A resolution was introduced In the
house to investigate q charge that pen
sion bureau Oflicials make false reports
In pension cases.
Commissioner Lochren 10 enjoined
from reducing the pension Of Judge
Long of Michigan, but the decision %
on the whole In the commissioner's
tavof. -
4~A btll Introduced BY Senator Brice
! compels the report ON the manifcsts
Of coastinx vessels ON the great lakes
Of the leading or unloading # cargoes
et intermediate points not shown in
clearance papers.
Representative Bingham Rep.. Pa.)
has introduced resolution In tue house
calling for information from the post
master general % to the authority un.
der which the work Of printing portage
stamps was given to the bu: Au Of
engraving and printing after bids had
been called for and had been received
eor performing the work.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Criminal De,.ss.

A-Ase ASVhAoUs
Jesse Madden, . travelling salesman,
shielded by poison at Des Moines, Ia.
T. J. Ehler, a rich farmer was mtt
Tered for his money near Toledo, O..
Six men escaped from jail at Fort
Z Dodge. Iowa.
A young Girl in Ohio Is abducted and
! held prisoner three years.
The indicted Michigan state officials
are arraigned and plead guilty. :.
Armed tramps rob the Burlington &
Quincy telegraph operator ut Naper-
Vile. III.
e In saloon fight at Louisville, Ky,
Il John Lemon shot and killed Jacob. L.
staave.
Il Harris Copeland Of South Bend, Ind,
Il has two wives and Is In Jail at Louis.
4 9SS'yille. Ky.
Il Cashier Portcrsiield was sentenced to
{ ten years In the penitentlary for wreck.
l ing Nashville. Tenn. bank.
The footpad shot dead at Indiauapo.
hs, Ind. by DIR. Abbott has been idcn.
I hasd as William Howard Of Chicago.
~ Ira .Evuns, aged II struck Harry Muir.
Il nv. over the head while fighting at Den
sef. Murray died.
Otto Fink, the leader Of a gang of
I horse thieves, was sentenced RD01ans-
.,;teA,, O., to eleven years at h3id kbor.
: Charles Clark, a farmer near Mid.
4 ns1oint, O.. was cut to places with his
I ! ~ ak By Samuel Seitx.
A grand Jury investigating a crime At
Gresnsburg, Ind, declined the assist.
lnce OF the prosecutor and ordered him
+ sut.
John g. wcltzel, weary Of waiting for
D natural death. committed suicide at
Burlington, Iowa, by shooting. He was
( ~ years old.
Jaehne. the New York Doodle alder.
man who served term In prison, has
been restored to cltizenship by Gov.
Flower.
\, n. Weaver, ex-specinl land agent,
Sg1s sentenced to two years In prison
!. m Ozark. Ark. for enbeHlement Of
:ehads from the Fort Smith road.
The motion for a new trial in the
sc1se OF Haley. convicted Of murder,
WAS 6verruled and he was sentenced at
Apamoso. lows, to life imprisonment.
reIhs shortage of william H. Headley
q Lexington. KY. who 10 accused Of
1IeAtinR warehouse receipts, has
oped to 10000.
nm Y! ~! llly. Of Lexington.
N., distiller, cd Sto forging ware.
house receipts. Aas gone to Mexi.
%.
Body snatchers were frightened awsy
while. pulling the corpse Of william
HoAsard, the Indianapolis footpGd,
through the morRue window.
Fred Beck committed suicide II
cleveland By cutting his throat, sever
/ ing the arteries Of his wrist. taking pol
son and hanging himself.
Nn, Anderson, Of Mountain Home.
Ark, aceuses her husband and two 9TH
srA ef the robbery and murder Of Jas
pr Nswtop.
b. Marx Obcnchain was arrested at In.
lBustry. ~, and taken to Bloomington
o. charge oe forgery. He 10 the son
Ct tie Rev. Mr.. Obenchain. the pilgrim
neaAcheE. now n Europe.
III IN r
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Foreign oossal

tne O4nk 10 failing.
Sarah Steele, II years old, sued the
Citizens Gas Company of Anderson,
Ind, for 81 1000 for Injuries received In
an explosion.
Twelve hundred Illinois Steel Com
pany coke ovens near Mount Pleasant,
Pa, will be started shortly, giving EN-.
ployment to 600 men.
Emma Zeigler was awarded q verdict
Of $500 against the Big Four Railroad
for the killing Of her husband ut Ur-
bana, Ohio.
The receipts Of gold at the Denver
mint for this month will be about
$4,000. breaking the record by sever.
al thousand.
The conference Of coalroad and coal
men. at Pittsburg failed to agree on
rates for Shipping coal to the lakes
for the coming year.
The Rev. A. J. Warner has called a
Convention Of negroes at Birmingham,
Ala, for March Fl. The object is to
discuss the general emigrauon of the
race to Africa.
The Postal Telegraph company has
completed arrangements to build . line
from Freeport to Dunbar. ILL.,, connect.
Ing with the main line.
John shakelton Of Selma. Ind, has
6led suit 10 the Delaware circuit court
for $4,000 damages by the Muncie
Architectural Iron company for an In,
frinsement Of patent.
Jacob Kissinger. . farmer at Port.
land. Ind. found In Q stick In his born
. quantity Of powder and shct. The
charge was suf6cient to have wrecked
lliS home II the piece Of wood had
been placed In = stove.
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tn. Casualty R.s.ri.

1o0 N08U1A0y ES86OE0s
3 George Kelley of Galesburg, ILL.,, aged
eine years, was killed by q falling der
tick.
Thomas Holiday. farmer near
Beecher City, ILL.,. was killed while fell
:: Ing timber.
When John T. Prior Of Noblesville,
Ind, saw son injured In fight he
eropped dead Of heart disease.
Il At Muncic. Ind. q Big Four engine
apollided with buggy containing three
fpeople, all Of whom escaped death.
\ Mack Wright, q prominent farmer,
4 and two young companions perished In
. snow storm near Jackson, Tenn.
1 Texas and Arkansas were storm
swept In the Lone Star state decp
snow fell.
Mrs. A. H. Good was burned at
Huncie, Ind, by an explosion of natur.
h gas. Her recovery is doubtful.
Lukas Boerrichter was instantly kill
ed while cutting wood near Holland,
I Mich. A falling tree struck him.
Davis Bros toy and notion house at
: San Francisco was destroy ed by fire
with loss OF 500 900: insurance, $175,-
600.
william Parker. a merchant, mistook
1 William Farrar and a Mr.. Ballard for
burglars at Little Rock. Ark, and shot
aqlhkilled both.
/ Henry Fulton was shooting at q tar.
get placed against the side of building
In the suburbs Of James. Iowa. The
ride ball passed entirely through two
buildings, penetrating four walls in its
course. and struck and killed John
L1rkin, who was passing by.
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Persenal ,a..tie..

,
,Col. J. NJ. Huger, q Mexican war vet.
han; died at New York, aged X.
5udge Sardoval late Of the Mexican
s-1upreme court, - dead.
Ex-Mayor Lovcrington, Of st. I.ouia,
hAs become insane.
Chauncey Depew was chosen presi-
eent Of the New York Sons Of the Rev
Hutton.
MCharles w. r. Kerr, Lord Dunraven's
representative on the Vigifant during
ne Americas cup races Is dead.
eppler, the Puck artist, left an es.
Of $500, 900 to his wife and child.
T. e.
u walter Welfnan, the writer, starts
March IA on q Journey to the north
pole.
{ O. n. Clancy, sheriff Of New York
County, r dead. He was a member Of
! rammany.
/. A daughter Of George Pullman, OF
Qhicag0. will wed Prince Isenberk Won
Bernstein.
& jasper NJ. Dresser, ST.. Of Lafayette,
md, died suddenly at st. Augustine,
Fla, where he had gone for his health.
u Mrs. Stevenson wife of the vice-presi.
seent was elected president Of the
daughters Of the American Revolution.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-28

BON osnen 80, 900 Mubameoaner,
ebenlo piele Sinous uno Der &et @uro=
paer ltno. IS lit nit Calcutta ourd
Die rGatern gen9al"= Giienbabn perz
bllnoen. Ser Siitrift 9baca, alIo bas
gtstbum oes Yiidois, entbalt 1897
Allaoratmeilen llno sdblt ettpas ilber
2 Wllllonen Ginppbner. Srob ieiner
'iioll9en Sage iteigt bas thermometer
llltt iiber 80 8rao ), uno iaQt ME
lllter 50 Grao. Infer Yeoauern iiber
oas Sheioen unieres perebrten 6reun=
oes miro ~alleroin9s our9 Die G%rbebun9
5u leiner neuen Wiiroe etmas gemil=
bert, oa Step. Surtb in benz perbalt=
lltBmdBig ilngen Nlter bon & Sabren
beretts cine 10 bobe @iroe erreiat bat,
llno mir limb iiber5eu9t, baB es gar
nidt 10 LANCE pdbreno miro, biz er cine
Der bDblten Stufen in Der Serlpaltung
Der tatbolii6en Stride errei6en miro.
Sein tieies @inen, feline BON 8orur=
tbeilen lngetriibte 2ebensanIhauun9,
lein re6tli6es Streben ais MtenI6,
wie als Yrieiter uno 2ebrer, ~beidbigen
i'm %polltommen oaSu. Sein Na6iol=
ger ais PrQlioent bes ct. goiparos
6olege miro Jep. S6reper bon gtew
Orleans meroen, mel9er friiber als
elmer Der Proienoren i'm ct. Goparos
college tbGtig mar, uno ii6 ais 6e=
Iebrter uno 2ebrer eineu beoeutenoen
Guf erpDrben bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-28

er nun in SolQe zines i6weren SALES
'tarb. Die SeiAe muroe am Samftag
per Wa0en Dlerber transportirt.
G0ternab d. Selten mod bat Die
%GrOnnulQ zines S%eltOmentes cine lplte
frelol9e GrreQung IN Der yeb0lterung
Ghterna65 bernor0ebraht, ais oas BE-
funntmer0en oes leBteu 9Siliens Der am
80. Suli Dem Serrn enti6lafenen Ient=
nerin Sri. S~atbdrina NrnDloD. Sie
cole TerItorbene bat n0mli0 auBer
einigen beoeltenOen Yermdhtniiien an
lire nQditen gnpertpanote ben Brett
hires leDr anlebnli6en GermDoens fat
gons Den Nrmen Der Stabt su0etuanot.
3as bieIige Soipital erbielt 8drten uro
Sdnoereien, Die, 9erin9 geiAGbt, auf
mInoeltens $1,000 Srs. perani6lagt
lueroen t6nneu. Ollie lire Irbeiter,
W}dgoe, 6ubrtne1te uno 9ta6barn, io=
tple %etnSelne beIonoers 9eplagte oiirftige
Gamtllen erblelten je Elm Stilf 2ano,
elnen 0arten, cine gSieie, einen Saum=
9arter, MObel oOer irgeno cine ionitiee
Herte. NuBeroem beltimmte lie fur
DEN Sr0elfonos Der gaIilita 5000 fr.
rno ~ltlftete filr Die Decoration oerIelben
STRIDE zines Der MeoaiQons, pelde
betanntliA StiSSen aus Dem 9eben oes
bl. 8iIli6rOro Oarltelleu ~ioller, Die
Sunme bon 1000 6r. Sir ibr See
lenbeil bat Die irOmme @obltbdterin in
l0rem leBten 5eitamente nod mebrere
Sabrgepa9tnille uOrgeiebeE.
geferib. @ls an lsbten Mitt=
md, Den /. Nug., Sr. = bercpntroaeur
llloelin9 feline SienIttoltr SIT Yiero 0rl=
tretcn wollte, ~itilr5te er 10 ungliidli6
pom pferOe, oeB er eiuen S6ulterbru6
%oapontrug.
Sie Bei6dftsleute in Merib baben
EN- Teretn 9eblloet sur ~Grlangung fiini
metterer S%abrmdrtte.
Nllerborn, Z. Mug. SIN einem
ca. 2 M(OrQen grOBsn SaferfelOe, auf
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