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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14
THE NEWS OF THE CITY.
xrAPPE1Tr9Tas OF rEE FAST
wEEE-
PEOPLE wEz9 ARE GoA1r1T =
AND 0+orNG.

"A live checker game is what
the ladies of the Golden Rule soci-
ETY. have in store for you Saturday
evening, November 21. There will
also be an old fashioned spelling
bee, conducted by Prot. Roberts.
Come and get the prize. But that
is not all, coffee and cake will be
served. All this for only 10 cents.
Come young and old, and have a
pleasant evening at the Congrega-
tional church
Cards have been received in
this city announcing that Miss Mil
licent Wallis and Henry J, Bray,
both Of Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
will be married on November 18th.
Miss Wallis will be remembered
by the people of Pullman as having
visited in the city during the sum
mer of 1895.
The Washington literary soci-
ETY. will give an entertainment next
Friday evening, Nov. 20, in the
college auditorium. AID excellent
programme, consisting of music,
recitations, essays and orations,
has been prepared. Everybody in
vited. Admission, 25 cents.
Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs, Sperbeck,
Alice Roberts, Josie Stewart, Will
Buckley, and Alice Lobaugh went
as delegates from the Congregational
society to to Christian Endeavor
convention, at Genesee, yesterday.
The meetings will continue until
Sunday evening.
The blacksmith shop of Rob
insen & Hoffman was destroyed by
fire last Sunday morning about one
o'clock, the cause of the conhagra-
tion being unknown. The build
ing and contents were insured for
$1,000, the loss being adjusted at
5000.
Indictment weather cut down
the attendance at the Kate Hogan
entertainment at the college last
Saturday night, but those who did
brave the elements were more than
repaid for the effort.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held this year in the Chris
tian church, the sermon being
preached by Rev. Smith, pastor OF
the M. E. church. Further partic-
ulars later.
The Lewiston football team
drove up to this city yesterday, and
this afternoon will meet the college
team on the college grounds. The
Pullman boys are confident of win
ming.
The libel suit of G. P. Gam
mon VS.. w. V. Windus, editor of
the Pullman Tribune, will come up
In the superior court next Monday
The K. of P. lodge will hold a
social session next Monday even
ing, and will entertain their lady
friends.
Prof. Savage, of the Uniontown
public school, is in the city today
Attorney Neill was at Cotton
on legal business Thursday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14
GRASS SEED FOR SALE

Seed of Bromus inermis and Tall
Meadow Oat Grass. Both adapted
ia upland in the Palousc country.
w. J. Spillman, Agricultural Coll
ege, Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14

Lost, by E. L. Phelps, on Main
street, Pullman, watch, with sill
VERNE case No. 645,606, and works
No. 249,217. Finder will please
leave same at this office.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14

81 per year in the HERALD.
The past week has been com
bination of snow, rain and mud.
Citizens mass meeting in Rea-
ney's hall next Thursday evening.
Come.
j. F. Thayer will leave next
week for Fresno, Cal, to spend the
winter
Lawyer Stearns was at Celfax
looking after the interests of his
clients this week.
The highest prices for turkeys,
geese, ducks and chickens at the
Palace market, 4w2
Not since 1892 has the price oi
wheat and other grain been equal
to that now being paid.
"A son was born to L. G.. Rich.
ardson and wife, at Kendrick, last
Sunday All are doing nicely.
"A. H. Anderson will leave to-
morrow for week s duck and goose
hunt in the lakes and creeks neal
Sprague.
DR.. H. L. King, Of the Kins
Optical Co., Of Spokane, will be a
Miller's jewslry store again Nov
10Th. Have your eyes examined
The college is making arrange
ments to put in it's own pumping
station and water plant next spring
when it's contract with the city sx
pires.
There's no faction, no politics
nothing but patriotism, in the mas
meeting next Thursday night
Your presence is desired and re
quired.
Geo. Fairchild, the enginee
who was killed in the n. P. wreck
near Missoula last Tuesday, was 1
brother of Mrs. VIM. Chambers O
this city.
The price of grain is gcod
nature is making the condition.
right for another fine crop in th'
Palouss country next season, ant
the heart of the Palouseite is glad
At a special meeting of the city
council last Tuesday evening the
tax levy was fixed at II mills, as
follows: General fund five mills
water bonds, four mills; street grade
three mills.
The usual services at the Con
gregational church tomorrow
Morning worship at II, theme
"Ths Reward of Faith" Y. P. S
G.. E. at 6:3O. Evening service a
| 7:3O, subject, "Ths Great Appeal.
A cordial invitation to all.
Frank Hungate, who is con
valescent from typhoid fever, hal
been having quite a serious time
with an abcess which formed ontht
bone of one of his legs. The abcesl
was lanced this week, since which
time the patient is resting easier
The members of the G. A. r
post have raised fund to purchase
q new flag for the public scheo
building, the cid one having been
about worn out by floating so long
to the breeze. The old veterans
have promised to keep the school
supplied with flags in consideration
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14
WHEaT UaRKET STRONG.
PRICE OF WHEAT A1oy1TTr1TGt
5ExwAR1.
51zz-H- -Erazrr GENTS PEF BU.
NOW QUOTED.

The improvement in the wheat
market has been constant and rap
id during the past few weeks, the
slump of the latter part of October
having been more than regained,
and the present tendency being
still strsng and upward.
The shortage of crops in other
wheat producing countries, together
with the mproving business condi-
tions, is responsible for the rise, and
there is every reason to believe that
the price will remain strong.
In the Palouse country the crop
was large, and the grain of excel
lent qurlity, and the price received
by the majority Of the farmers has
ena bled them to pay off consider
able indebtedness. With the price
continued for two years the bulk OF
the debt can be liquidated. The
price opened at the first of the
week at about IS cents, the quota
ton now being 68 cts. This is an
improvement of 10 cts. over thirty
days ago, and of "a cts, or just a
doubling in price, since the open
ing of the season.
Tuesday Geo. Henry and Nets
ker pooled 10000 bushels, for th'
sale of which they received sealec
bids. The successful bidders were
Chambers, Price d Co., they getting
the wheat at 698 f. o. b., or 678 II
the warehouse. The f. O. b. price il
always Il cts. higher than the
warehouse price.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-14

F. T. Abbott was in Spokane
the early part of the week aiding
in the organization of the "Koot-
enai CouRty Mining and Milling
Co." The company has incorpor-
ated, with acapital stock sf 81 ,OO0,-
900, divided into as many shares of
81 each. The principal place of
business of the company will be at
Pullman, although the mines in
which the incorporators are inter
ested are located in Kootenai coun-
ty, Idahs. The officers are +. l..
Abbott, president; VIM. Quinn, vice
president; P. w. Chapman, treas
urer; J. S. Keeney, secretary, and
the trustees are the above named
officers together with e. e. Quinn
and w. f. Snodgrass.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

man idtsift auberbem nod gerstrhs
itau, 3audquara, Imetbplt, Gitrtn,
Mpienquara, Opal, Olipin, Saipts,
Seliptrop, Gbrpiopas, 2apis la5ult,
8luteiIenitein, bDbmiide 9ranaten,
Mlmanbin, Monbftein. Siserause,
&aBenause, Sopas, @quamarin, Ruz
bin, Smaragb unb 10 tpetter. Wus
alien @egenben Der Welt fpmmen bic
roben, unideinbarsn Steine nad
Oberitein, unb aIs berrlid sldnsenbe
S9mudgegenftdnbe tebren Tie tpieber
in ale @egenben Der Welt suriid. Sn
Gineen, Nabeln, 3nDpfen, 8rof9en,
9lrmbGnbern, ais Stod= unb S4irmz
eriffe, S9alen uno 8aIen bon funitz
boiler @rbeit, als S9mudtdft6en uno
9riefbsIdtperer, papiermefer uno Sc
berbalter, OoIen II. I. m. finoen Die
Steine unee3Gblte 1eripeubung.
9p6 lit Der Bes bonn roben Stein
Bis gum eleiBenoen S9mude iebr
lang!
Ser arDbteSbeiI Der srbeit esI6iebt
in ben einit0disen, romantiih an Ell
mem Der 8ebirgsbd9e selegenen
@6leiFmiblen. 9ln elmer iolden
S9leife - tpie man bic Shlcifmiib=
len furspss nennt - fiebt man i6on
BON ipeitem bas erobe, mittel l6ld9z
tige 8aHerrab in f9neuer 8epeguns;
Die 5ropfen fpriiben bod auf. Sn Der
Hdbe Der S9leife liesen Stude BON
absebrau9ten pber seriprungenen
S6letfIteinen lumber unb meiItens lebz
men neue Reierpeiteine an elmer ibrer
DGnbe an. Wtan bort bus Suuien
bes Sriebiperts unb bas i9rtlle Iufz
i6reien bes bon ben S6leifiteinen eez
riebenen M6ates.
Sur9 bobe, big unter bas Oa9 rei=
6enbe Seniter Ieben mir in bieS6leife
binein. 9rinnen lit oas 9et0fe oft IL
itart, DaB man ii9 erit baran eepobs
men muB, ebe man su ipre6en tpagt
8or bier pber flint md9tigen rotben
Sanbiteinen, bic nur CUR 5dlfte aus
bem goben berporrogen, liegen a9t
bis sebn S9leifer ouf 9olabDden, BIZ
eine mulbenfDrmi9e 8ertiefung BE-
iiben, in bic ii9 Der S9leifer bineill.
le9t. Die 9pl5b0de iinb 10 conitruirt
baB Der S6letfer einen She'll ieinea
&Orpersepi6ts beniiben tann, um Der
gu f3leifenben Stein in beliebtoe,
Stdrfe an ben S6leifitein an5u.
briiden. Wie ungefuno bieie 2lrbeii
tit, 3eist bic erIaredenb bobe Sterb=
li4teits5iffer Der S9leiferbeo0lterung
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

f9tpieriger, unb ba nit Der 5ebung
Der 8ertebrspese bic Na6frage INNER
gr0ber tpurbe, mar es Elm 9lid fir bic
N6atinDuItrie, oaB ausselpanbsrte
S9lsifer in Siioamerita rsi6e 9sunSz
orte bon I6at entbedten. Ocrt finbet
man ben 4hat meiitens auf iecunbaz
rer 2aseritdtte, alio i'm SluBseI6isbe; !;
feline @spinnung lit bssho(b bic oentz
bar leihteIte. Gsitbsm rubt Der gl6z
bau bes Nhotes i'm giahsaebiet. Offer
birss fiah biele braIilia,liIt9en, ebenfo
d.1 Die inbiInen 9lceote cstp3aal;n
ni6t 70 biibid sefdrbt ME Die beim:s
fGen, bod eorrigirt mon Den syebter
burn tiinitliAes idrben, oas man 3u
sieralin bober @ollfommenbeit gee
braGt bat.
Der N9at lit iebr manniefalti1 in
sgdrbe unD 3ei9nung. Man untsr=
5heibet sSeftungs@, BanbS, UaoosS.
Baum, Mild<M1at unb 10 ueiter
auberbsm tonrnen tthnilde 8eseih1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07
pie AGat(0reiferei.

Glider bat es mod fem Reifenber
bsreut, auf fetner Gbeinreife bem roz
mantiicnen Sbale Der Nabe einen Sez
iu9 sema9t gu bcben. 8on 8insen
Der Weiuftabt = aus fiibrt Der
gDse burd fru9tbares Geldnbe, nnter
liebli9en Gebenbiieeln bin, na9 benz
ftbDnen areu3nad nit ieinen Sulinen
unb bsilfrdftieen AueIen. Np9 eine
furse Wanberung, unb oas emporbliiz
benbe 9ab Miiniter am Stein 1T ers
rei6t. Der Hbeinsrafenitein uno bas
Sidingeni9lob - bic @bernz
burg - peld' ftolae Ramen! Sbalz
aufpdrts, am Sube Der Weinberse,
eriibt man9' biibi9es Stdbtden, bis
enblih Oberltein erreidt lit, beiien
lanbf9aftltde Sd0nbeit bas 9era bes
Souriiten ppr Gntsiiden aufjauhaen
ldBt. Sn einem sbaltefel rassn ruis
nensefrOnts 5els!pdnbe ientredt emz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07
. B n 1tetn.

por unb bebiiten elm freunblides
Stdot6en, bas ettpa 5000 gtntpobner
Sdblt. l1ebsr bic Sdder Der Staot
binpes iiebt man in balber 9Dbe in
elmer bieier 5elspdnbe Elm air9lein
eingebauen. Cine alte Mdbr ersdblt,
bab Elm @raf bon Sberftein nit eises
ner 6unb eine 9Dblung in benz 5elien
ausgebauen unb ba binein bic Stride
babe bauen lafen, CUR Siibne fir Die
grmorouns ieines Srubers, ben er aus
Gtferiudt bur9 ein Seniter bes
S6lohes iiber bic 5elsparo biuabsez
ftiir5t babe.
0o6 ntht oer Heis ipunberbarer
Natur allein feHelt bier ben Sremben.
Sn Oberitein, ieiner S9tpefterItaot
Soar uno ben umliegenoen ODrfern
piro eine eigenartige Snbuitrie bstrie=
ben, Die, 10 alt iie lit unb 10 tpeit lire
Gr3eu9ntiie in Der Welt berumtpmz
men, bod penig sefannt tit: bic 49ats
f9leiferei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

probentbum. .Trau
RommeroienrGtbin. iparen sic Id1on
in Der Musiteauns9" ,@ott, mer haz
ben be neueiten Sa4en f9on Dor 20
sabren gefeben."
= g perer 8aIlaft. Qnftz
f4tffer: nNeuli9 bat mir meia goEreoe
tpdbrenb Der 8afIonfabrt fein @sipi}z
len erlei4tert." 9err: vNa, ba tpirb
Der 8anon i4Dn in bic 6Dbe aeifieaen
fem"
Compliments. ErSter
9err (ben anbern auf ben SUR ire
tenb): rBitte Inn Weraeibuna fiir
meire, llnsei9idli1teit." 3tpeiter
9err: ,Mu! sic S0lpel! Neraeibsn
Sic siitisft bieie @robbeit."
-8illises @erIangen.
Nihter gum angeflagten Mauferl !:
IRA, man baut bod nimt qIeih III.
bab bic @esner nimmer aufiteb'n fSns
men," Naufer (auf ben 3ub1rtrrouut
beutenb): rs m54t DO f&p bifttn.
bdB q paar Ga4ptrftGnoige bernouss
men tuer'n."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

Diamantpulber beftri9en ipirt. Mit
9ilfe eines elaIti1hen 8ogens, behen
beibe gnSen burth eine@4nrr berbunz
ben finb, tpiro BE Mdle in Idbnele 8ez
tpeslng aefebt, inoem bic Shnnr um
lie getpideat unb bdnn nit oem 8osen
bin unb fer geeeigt iptrb.
Gin pabtiger She'll Der 9albebelz
fteinz Snbuftrie 1T bas tunitpolle Gars
ben Der @teine. Die M9ate ftnb i'm
Stanoe, pdfierise 2Olunsen peridie=
bener Stpffe in iid aufaunebmen;
manhe entbalten {hon bon Natur aus
5olde 2Diungen, beionbers bes Giiens,
unb bel ihnen geniist Elm einfd4es grz
biben, UNI @ifenorpo unb bamit etne
rotbe Sarbe bes @teines berauitellen.
gnbere Stetne tperben einfah NIT entz
ipre9enben 20lunsen eetrdnft, unb
bann pirb burd SGuren ober @rbiben
bic 5arbe entpidelt. 60 fdrbt man
bic @teine rotb nit Rbobantalium
unb gtiendlortb, 14par5 NIT 3uderz
lDiung unb aohen in S4pefelIdure,
blau NIT giiendlorio uno sSerrocpanz
talium II. |. tp. Oa Der Mhat aus
Sdihten BON berf6ieoener Mufnabme=
fdbisteit beitebt, 10 fdrben iid aud
bieie Shthten beridieben unb baburh
entiteben biibihe 2inienseidnunsen in
bemielben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07
: 9 o m e dfernenhpf. lin.

% ON aafernenbof. 6 TN.
teroffieier: sd tpiirbsgu9 aaefamml
germ nS6ien" nennsn, tuenn ib ni9t
befiirAten miibt', baB Der Sbier1dubz
oerein oagesen Ginipra9e erbebt."
= Gem iitbli9. Il o.: nOie Sc.
fdi9te, bic sic mir ba er5dblen, fam
i'd shnen unm0glih slauben, 5err
OberfDritsr !" 8.: rNi6t @ut,
eraable i9 Sbnen alio eine anbere!"
Malice. q. (str5D: sd ba-
be in r,einem san5en 2ebsn niGt me5,
als feds potienten burh Der Sob per=
loren" g.: .Oas iibsrraIht mid
aber, baB Sis bon elmer 10 fleirs.
Yrari5 leGen fonnen."
Nie bagepefen. Subsr
,Wenn | Ourfht bnbf, trinf a 8ier
tpenn redt luiti' fei' min, trinf' / ar
Mein; penn's mer net reht ertra Is
trinf an G9naps." Meper: ,Menr
trinfen G. henn NADIA a Waifer 2
5uber (Derbliifft): rSd 70 a Iaa Il
mtr no. net fiirtomma!A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07
&ubl i'm Rettungsm mantel.

Subj i'm Rettungs NJ dntel.
Oie gonftruetion bieies Mantets 1T
@ebeimntb feines @rfinbers. @euberz
lid unterI9eibet er ftb niht bon ei=
nea, setpDbnli9en l1ebersieber, Der NIT
einem boppelten @ummifutter ausee=
ftattet 1T; er TT iebr lei4t, feine sui
lung beitebt aus elmer Mai1e, oie EN-
llnteriinfen unter Waher Derbiuoert;
in 5tpei Minuten lit er anselegt, nit
2uft sefiiat unb gum Gebrauch fertig,
tpte Der Grfinber es BEL feiner probe
beipies. 9err &ubl bebauptet, NIT
benz nDtbigen Munoporratb perieben,
16 Biz Is Sage i'm WaFer aubringen
gu f0nnen, tpenn er nod Die 81 bem
Mantel sebDrisen 8eintleirer, S&nbe
etc. anselest bat. gber audi Der Manz
tel aaein eeniiee, ben S6iffbrii6igen
tagelang in bequemer Gage iiber Wafz
fer gu balten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

Ro6 fait f9limmer als bas S9leifen
lit bas Suri@ten Der Salbeoeliteine,
bas beiBt bas gu entipre9eno fleinen
Stiiden n0tbiee 3ure9tfdlasen bsrlelz
ben. Dies gei9iebt Dorii9tis nit ei=
mem tleinen 9ammer. Oabei flieoeu
tleine gl6at> unb anbere Steinitdubz
6en lumber unb bringsn in bic 2unge
bes 9lrbeiters. Oas tleinIte Mdat=
itdub9en aeist aber unter bem Mi>
troIfope bieIelben i9arfen 8ruhfanz
ten tuie Elm sroBss Stiid bss 9teines.
Gs 1T tlar, bab bteie StGub9en gro=
BEN S9aben in Der 2unge anriaten:
lie Drineen in bic 2ungencapi[laren
Elm, berpunben babel bieielben unb
i9affen einen iebr seeisneten ydbrbos
ben fir bic Suberfelbdoillen. Die 3uz
bereuloie lit unter bieier 8sp0lterung
10 Derbreitet, bab man iie i'm Dolfs=
munoe furatpes bic S4leifertruntbeit
nennt.
8on srober 8ebeutuns mar es, ni9t
nur fir bic eSnbuitrie felbF, fonbern
aua fir bic 9elunbbsit Der Mrbeiter,
als oor ipenisen Subrssbnten etne Ulas
iodine gum GAneiben Der Gteine in
Gebrau9 fam unb bas 3erf6laeen Der
Gteine babur3 auf ein piel gerineeres
MaB bef9rdnft purbe. Gine biinne
DsiBble9ihei6e iuiro auf ibremHanbe
nit Oiamantftaub perieben, uno nit
bieIer @c1eibe, bic bur4 bas Sriebz
tperf Der S9leife in raiGe 8eipeguns
peiest tptrb, tanr man Stiide bon be-
liebioer @r1be bon benz Steine ber=
unteri4neiben.
polirt tperbsn bic Steine ebenfells
in Der Sdleifs unb aipar auf elmer
nit Sripel bs5tridenen 9ol3palae.
Roftbarere Steine tperben auf f9neQ
rotirenben 8leiiheiben mittelfi
G9mirselpulber geihliffen.
Gum 8obren Der ShraubenIDher in
Stod@ unb @hirmsriffen II. +. IN. be-
bient man iih zines an elmer fentre9s
ren Mhfe befeitigten boblen gplinbera
aus Giien, befen unterer Ranb mi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07

Die Dame betritt nun permtttelit
zines Sreppenitubles bas Srittbrett
uno beginnt iid i'm Spiesel au beobz
o1ten. Der gusiteler Orebt iie NIT
einigen 8egleitpprten berum, 10 baB
iie bas 9efiht bem Bublifum 3utpen=
bet, porauf ite fitb pieber eegen bds
Glds brebt. Nun pirb cine NrrS9rein
iiber iie seoedt, Der 10 i9mal lit. bob
3u beiben Seiten nod Spiegelfld9e
herporiiebt. - 5ierauf fur5e paui e
bann pirb Der S9rein pieber tpeggez
boben, unO Die Dame 1T perI9tpunben.
Die Sduf6ung piro bur6 bas nun
folgeroe gBegrollen bes Spiegels rer<
itdrft, es ion bies aeigen, bab bic Oaz
me ni9t etipa binter Dem Spiesel perz
itedt lei. Die erften beioen unIerer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-10-07
Wie 8 gema 6 10 tra.

Wie's GENE DIT iptra.
Sauftrationen erlGutern auh biloliG
bos bier 8orgetragene, bic brittle entz
hiiat bas 0ebeimniB. eSn Wirflidfeit
beltebt Der Spiegel aus 5tpei Stiiden;
bas anideinenb barmlole @efiiae bes
Srittbrettes berbedt nit leiner Nidz
leiite bic Sberfante Der untern 9las=
fla4e. Der obere, erDbere @piegel
i9lieBt senau an bic &iidIeite bes unz
tern an, 10, baB fein Gnbe binter bic
Obertante bes untern Spiesels fdllt.
Der obere She'll beipest iih in ben
Seitsnrabmen auf unb ab, tpie Elm
S9iebfeniter. I'm bies gu eruDgli6en,
obne bab bas publifum es geipabr
pirb, baau bient bic bobe 9abmfr0s
nung. @irb Der grobe @piesel aufz
ipdrts gei9oben, 10 fommt 1ein Oberz
tbeil btnter bic HabmtrDnung gu liez
gen. Nus benz untern She'll berfelben
Spieselfld9e 1T elm Stid ausae1hnitz
ten. tpeit senus, um eine Dame bur9z
pdIliren gu laHen. Bib 3 erfldrt bies
bsutli@. = Wenn Der Spiesel, au Mnz
fang Der S9auitellung. auf bic 8ibne
gebra9t tpiro. itebt Die srobe @deibe
tief, Der Nusidnitt berbiret firh binter
Der llnterfdeibe. Wenn bann bas gfGz
Ierae grittbrett alifgelest tpprben lit,
fteat iih bic Dame barauf unb tpirb,
foie oben sefhilbert uerbedt. 6ierauf
tpirb bas ourd Gegengeipi9t betpegte
Glas emporgeihoben, 10 bab bic Oeffz
nung nun fret tpirb. Der @hrein lit
genau 70 srob, biefe Oeffnuns gu berz
beden, re1ts nnb Iinfs nod @pieqelz
fldhe lafenb. Dom 9intergrnnbe, aus
elmer eigens sefertigten Manb, tpirh
nun Elm Brett fadte nah ber Oeffnuno
pe5mpben, unb bic Dame unter 8eis
Fanb zines Gebilfen. l5iibe boraus
6inpsgsesusen. 2itrauf itbliekt {id
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Erius uno Yrisiter.

Our9 bic in Der @9ubensdfirde
81 Gi9itGtt BON bem opoitolii9en @iz
car bes 8Dni9reihs Sadien, 8ii9Of
Or. 8abl, an benz Prin5en Mar, Ser
5os 81 Sa6ien, Doll5ogene Prieiterz
peibe ift cine Mngelegenbeit gum Ab=
i9luB getommen, iiber Die felt 1893.
in tpel6em Sabre Prin5 Mar aus
freien Stiiden ben bunten Sod bes
lllanenofficiers nit benz f9mudloien
8leiOe bes prieiterieminar5Dslings,
Die freunolidbe @orniion Sf9ab nit
ben ittllen tlDiterli4en RGumen bon
@ihitdtt pertaui9te, gar piel gerebet
unb gei9rieben tporben 1T. 8ierunbz
a4toi9 Sabre lang bat Die rDmtl9ztaz
tbolii9e Stride unter ibrer Brielter=
Ihaar feinen Sprphen Des uralten
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Ser 3peig Der Salbeoeliteinz zSnbuz
fris, Der nit pollem He9te auf ben
Namen &uniteetperbe Inipru6 maz
6en fann, lit bas S9neiDen bon Gem
men, 9rapiren eenannt. 9epObnli9
bsniibt man 5ol6e Steine gum S9netz
ben bon 9emmen, BEL oenen elmer
ianarsen pber rotben S4iht eine
peiBe aufliest. Nus Der peiBen
S6t6t iptrb in funitop[ler Wetie nit
tleinen, f9nel rotirenoen S9eib9en
aus Giien, beren Hanb nit Siamant=
itaub perieben tpiro, Elm Relief aussez
ic2nitten, Das fid bon Dem rotben ooer
i9pur5en 9runbe biibI6 abbebt. Nud
pertiefte Nrbeiten gu Sieeeln unb berz
Qlei6en iperben fllnItpou eefertiat.
2eiber perfu6ten unperItdnbiee &aufs
leute aud bieie 8unit i'm MaHense=
f9dft auS5ubeuten; bic 5olge mar, bah
Der emit bliibenbe 3tpeig bes &unitgez
tperbes 5erfiel. $50 bus Gngrossez
iaGft anfdngt, beginnt 9etpObnlih Bit
&unit auf5uboren.
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8 + e g o n t /.

biube. Oas aus bsneSianii9en Oriz
ginalmotiDen auiammeneeItelIte r@ez
nebig in Wisn" iit elm treues SDieselz
bib Der barafteriitii9sn pbpIiosno<
mie Der 2asunenitabt. unb es 1T gez
raoesu itaunenersegeno, gu ieben, nit
'pel9em @ef9id auf psrbGltnibmGBia
engem Baum bieIes bielpsr5neiste Ga
bDrtntb bon pldben, Gaiien. Camden
unb 8riiden nit elmer Menge BON
Isrfaufslocalcn, @9auitdtten, @arz
tenanlagen, Qpenren. Sbsatern. pom@
p3Ien Rieienfdlen. lauI9iesn He ltauz
rationsn II. (. tp. bsrborgssaubert
ipurce.
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y !
Der SiibabFau bes 9unsriids 3eigt
iebr Iodine Melapbpre; lie iinb es, bic
Der 9egenb ben eigsntbiimli9en lamb
fhaftlihen 3ei3 perleiben, unb ibnen
perbuntt au6 bic ertpGbnte SSnbuitrie
ibre @ntitebung. Oieie Melupbpre
entbalten manbelfOrmige poer tugelige
&nollen aus g9at, Der ii9 gu allerlei
biibi9en S9mutfahen perarbeiten
ldBt. 8obl 400 Bis 500 Sabre ldbt
fi9 bic &unbe bon bem 8srarbeiten
oieier Q6ate in Der Ndbe ibrer Sunbz
orte auriidoerfolgen. Die 0pppelfabt
SberlteinzSbar nebit umgebung lit bic
Seimatb Der meiIten M6attpaaren, bic
man in 8dbern, auf MeiIen unb 10
ipeiter feilbietet. Seboa tpeituus Der
grDBere She'll Der geI9liffenen Steine
gc6t tn'sNuslanb; Nmerifa unbQfrifd
iinb 9auptubiabsebiete.
2anse 3eit geniisten bic Q9ate bes
beimii9en Melapbprs, aber i6lieBlih
tpuroe Der 9lbbau oerielben tmmer
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5errIderbaufes Wettin mebr eebabt;
Clemens Wen5eslaus, ber leBte &urz
fiirft BON Srier unb leBter Siirftbi56of
bon Iussburg, mar au9 ber lebte
Wettiner, Der ii9 bem Oienft berRir9e
geipibmet bate; bic fran50fi9en
Seere pertrieben ibn aipeimal aus feiz
mem 9if9ofsiib &oblen5, beFen rei=
5enbes S9loB er erbaute; er Itarb an
Sbernborf am 81. Suli 1912. Ser
Uater bes prinaen Mar, prins=Gelb=
mari6an @eore, mar bon Mnfana an
NIT benz 8orbaben ietnes Sobnes elm
berftanben unb na9 ldngerem 3Daern
CAB au4 &Onis gilbert feline 3uifimz
muns. Na4 Der primt5feier fanb i'm
t0nigli9en ReiibenaldIo7e por bem
3Onig unb in Gesentpart bes ssuitia=
miniiters 0r. Sduris fotpie bes tUrs
tragenben @atbes i'm Geiammtmini=
fterium @eb. Hatb Meu5el bic Wer=
ai9tleiitnns bes prinsen Mar auf
feline He4te als Prina bes fddbSilehen
aOnissbauies ftatt.