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accommodate him. 1 won't vote for
anything of the sort"
w. A. Hall of the Sacramento Coal
Company was asked concerning the
capacity of the different pumps down
the river. The one on Randall Island,
he said, cost 81, 800, and would throw
II, 600 gallons minute. It has drained
all the water and sipage from al acres.
The Van Loben Sells pump had much
greater capacity.
Bentley said that the city of Marys-
vile bought pump few weeks ago
with a guaranteed capacity of $4,000
gallons a minute and it has proved
entirely insufficient for the work and
is now under water.
After considerable discussion. the
Sewerage Committee. with the Mayor
and Chairman of the board, were au
thorized to at once purchase a pump
of the size necessary to do the work.
Kent moved that the same committee
be authorized to negotiate for the pur-
chase of the necessary pipe to bring the
water from the pond to the box factory,
and also for power to run the pump.
Carried.
The confirmation of E. Franklin as
director of the Free Library was taken
VI, and he was confirmed unanimously.
The nomination of A. H. Packard as
gardener at the Plaza was refused
confirmation by a vote of Z noes to 1
aye, and the board adjourned.
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Y. w. C. A.
What the Next Week WIN Develop in
It's Work.

What the Next Week win Develop in
It's Work.
Friday closed one of the most sue
cessful months in the history of the as
sociation. A full statistical report will
be given next week.
To accommodate those who have an
early noon hour, luncheon will be served
from IL a. m. to p. m. On Saturday
evening lunch will be served from D
to Z o'clock.
After the physical culture class on
Monday evening DR.. Webster will give
a health talk. This is the first of
series of health talks which are to be
given monthly, and are free to all
members of the association. An ad
mission fee of ten cents is charged
others.
The physical examination for the
gymnasium classes is optional, but
much more benefit will be derived from
the exercises if they can be given with
a view to correcting known defects or
avoiding irritation of them.
The juvenile class will begin this
morning at 1870 o'clock with about
twenty members enrolled.
The embroidery class on last Tuesday
was so large that it will be divided, one
half meeting Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock.
The beginning German class will have
their first lesson Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The advanced class begins
the second term Friday at $3.50 o'clock.
The cooking class viii make milk soup
and lemon cake Friday afternoon.
The vocal class meets regularly Fri
day evenings and is growing in num-
bers and enthusiasm.
On Tuesday evening, February 4th,
a committee conference viii be held at
the association rooms. Miss Emma
Reeder, Coast Secretary, and Miss Clara
Yale Morse, General Secretary of the
Los Angeles Association, will be with
us to give the experience and methods
of their fields.
Great results along the line of COM
mittee work are hoped for this year.
The time of the regular monthly
board meeting is changed from
Wednesday to Friday, and the Feb
ruary meeting will be held next week.
The address on "Woman's Opportu-
nifty and Inheritance" at the annual
meeting Sunday evening, accredited
to the General Secretary, was given by
DR.. Ollie.
The Sunday afternoon meeting will be
held at the rooms at o'clock, led by
Miss Beazell; subject, What Comes of
Acquaintance With God''-Job xii, y.
Young women are specially invited.
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FOOTBALL TODAY.
Sacramento and Woodbridge Athletes
to Meet at Agricultural Park.

Sacramento and Woodbridge Athletes
to Meet at Agricultural Park.
This afternoon the Sacramento High
School and Woodbridge College teams
will clash in the manly art of football
at Agricultural Park. The kick off will
take place at 2:30 o'clock.
1t will be remembered that Wood
bridge has this season received defeat
at the hands of the Sacramento boys,
and a very lively game is anticipated.
Both teams have been hard at work,
but owing to the long spell Of wet
weather, the boys have been compelled
to do a great deal of their practicing
in doors. For this reason, however,
there ought to be some pretty team and
signal work, an element in the game
which is sometimes overlooked when
the players are at liberty to brush up
in the field
The local High School team will prob
ably line up as follows: Right end,
Merkley, v; right tackle, Payne; right
guard, Merkley, r.; center, Birdsall;
left guard, Reed; left tackle, Powers;
left end, Holl; quarterback, Hornlein;
right half-back, Flint; left half-back,
May; full-back, Van VOORHEES,.
Substitutes-Halsey Smith and John
Scott
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weather Notes.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 50 and ~ de-
grees, with light and variable winds
and partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at 5 a. m.
and 3 p. m. were 1921 and 1923 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 81 and 56
degrees, and one year ago to-day 5S and
40 degrees.
The river was 26 feet 2 inches at s
a. m, 26 feet at .. m.
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JACK BERRY.
The Young Shooter the Victim of
Friends Who 'sJosh.''

The Young Shooter the Victim of
Friends Who ''Josh.''
Mrs. Berry, mother of the young man
who made such fool of himself on
Thursday evening by attempting to
shooter pretending to-Miss Maude
Methven. went to the Jail yesterday to
see him. She feels deeply pained at
the unpleasant notoriety which her son
has gained for himself and the family
it is said that someone has been trif-
ling with young Berry by writing him
letters purporting to have come from
Hiss Methven and so wording them as
81 tantalize and annoy him. He ad-
lnitted yesterday that he has no per-
sonal acquaintance with the young
lady.
The discharging of a pistol appears
to have been simply a drunken freak,
though it might have resulted seriously.
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MORMON CHURCH.
President Tanner VIII Deliver His
Concluding Discourse sunday.

President Tanner viii Deliver His
Concluding Discourse sunday.
Tomorrow will be the last meeting of
President Tanner in the Pythian Castle,
as he leaves on Monday for San Fran
cisco, the Mormon headquarters OF
California Since he came to the State,
a year and a half ago, several branches
of the church and Sunday schools have
been organized, and the number of
members has been greatly increased.
Those desiring information concern
ing the Mormons will have an oppor-
tunity tomorrow to hear the leading
exponent of Mormonism on the coast.
During his short visit to this city
number of discourses have been deliv-
cred and the organization Of the Sac
ramento branch perfected. He leaves
others, who have been called to the
ministry under him, to look after the in
.terests of the branch and the proclaim
ing Of their doctrine here.
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Mrs. KIotz is out of Danger,

Mrs. Klotz, who lives at 70S L street,
suddenly fell to the sidewalk at the
corner Of Sixth and * streets on Thurs
day evening from an attack brought
on by some unexplained cause. 1t was
feared at first that she was dead, but
she revived and was taken to her home,
and yesterday was resting comfortably
and considered to be out of danger.
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POLICE COURT.
How Some of the Minor Cases We're
Disposed of Yesterday.

How Some of the Minor Cases Were
Disposed of Yesterday.
The case of Gus Wendt, charged with
battery on E. E. Towle, was continued
yesterday in the Police Court till to-
day.
That Of George Willing, charged with
disturbing the peace of f. L. Lindquist,
was continued till February 4th. Will
ing has been for some time in the habit
of abusing the Salvation Army and
calling the members foul names, till for
bearance ceased to be a virtue and they
had him arrested.
George Sprout, accused Of vagrancy,
demanded a jury trial, and his case was
continued till the 7th inst.
William Cook was fined $50 in the
Police Court yesterday for disturbing
the peace, with the alternative of
twenty days in jail
Fred Chance was found guilty of bat
terry, and viii receive sentence to-day.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: C. A. Burns, J. r. TlIey,
III. B. Gist, w H. Foulkes, r. II. Hun
ter. J. David, J. A. Fenger, San Fran
cisco: H. r. Robinson and wife, Kim
ball. Neb.: Charles A. Swisler, Placer
vile: j. ID. Potter, Columbus, o.; Ever
Elliott, E. G. Beach, Chicago; J. II.
FHckinger, San Jose; Mrs. r. n. Caug-
bell Esparto.
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THREE MONTHS.

Perkins, the Boy-Beater, Properly
Punished by Justice Davis.
Al. Perkins, who was convicted in the
Police Court on Thursday of battery for
beating his nephew. Harry Curry, un-
mercifully with rawhide, was SEN
fenced to three months Imprisonment
in the County Jail.
Perkins pleaded for leniency, saying
that his wife was sick, but Justice Da-
Wis said that the offense was an ag-
gravated one, as the boy had been
beaten numerically, and he could see
no reason for exercising any Ieniency in
the case.
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NEW TODAY

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE OF
CaIfornla, County of Sacramento
In the matter Of the estate of GEORGE r
BRONNER, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that FRIDAY. the
14th Qay OF February. 1896 at 10 O'Clock
q. N. oil said day, and the courtroom of said
mento. County OF Sacramento and stare of
Caluornla, has been appointed as the tinze
ana place for proving the will OF said George
+, bIohner, deceased and for hearing the ap-
plication OF Bridget A. Bronner for the issn-
ance 10 her OF letters of administration. with
the viii annexed, thereon
Itness my hand aud the seal of said court
TINS 3Oth day OF January. 1896.
seal w. s.. HAMILTON. Clerk.
~ 4. .. Waehhorst, Deputy Clerk.
1hoorsed: Flied January 80 1896.
W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
BY E. :. Wachhorst. Deputy
=. ~. Baker. Attorney for Petitioner. fel-IOt
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Examination for Burglary.

William Wilson. alias Curly BILL
william Barr and Alexander Thomp-
son, the three men who were arrested
for burglarizing r. Buffers barn on the
Del Paso Grant, viii have their examin-
alton to-day IN Justice Henry's court.
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Land Patents SIGNED.

Governor Budd has signed land pat
ents as follows. under the grant Of
sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections for
school purposes:
B. w. Reeves. $40 acres in Merced
County; John Worthington, 800 acres
in Tehama County
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MILLER BROS. 1116 J street. carry
full line of oil heaters.
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The chiId Orator.

Miss Lydia W Allen. known as the
Child Orator win conduct services at
Ffremen's Hall at 80 p. m. on Sunday,
assisted by Mrs. W. r. King.
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John A. Sutter rye whisky, 81 a bottle.
B. K. Bloch & Co., sole controllers.
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SEE HoDsoN's 85c Portraits. 818 K st.

THE FOUNTAIN. 516 K. has the best
clam juice chowder and steam beer. cali
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BRoCKWAY's LITERATURE.

Mrs. Brockway to Have Access to Her
SONS Notes to B1auth.
In Judge Johnson's court yesterday.
in the case of T. Blauth against E. c..
Brockway, it was ordered that the
plaintiff exhibit to the defendant all the
notes, contracts and other writings
mentioned in the complaint, and that
the defendant be permitted to take
copies thereof within fifteen days.
The motion to separate the causes of
action and the demurrer were argued
and submitted.
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in which he appears. These and the
costumes he has had made to the stand
ard of the best authorities, SO that his
stage productions become historical
object lessons.
The F'rawley Company, which is to
open here February 18th, will produce
THE Lost Paradise" and Men and
Women" The company has been
newly strengthened and enlarged and
is to-day the best stock company or
ganized on the coast since the days of
the old California Theater Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

YehicIes-Baker & Hamilton-Hardware
Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons. Balm
Iarm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
hardware. Send for catalogue.
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Almond Trees in Blossom.

out on Sutter Terrace. in the south
eastern portion of the city, almond
trees are already in blossom. How
would it strike a person east of the
sierra Nevada range-especially a dwell
Ter in the Atlantic States-to see orch
ards in blossom on the 1st Of February? :?
John A. Sutter rye whisky. 81 bottle.
Is. K. Bloch & Co. sole controllers.
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w. A. Brady's ''Trilby'' Company Is
to appear here February Goth with
Edith Crane as Trilby-she who perso-
mated the character here a few months
ago. The company has been organized
to tour Australia, and will sail from
San Francisco March 9th.
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A. M. Miller, advance agent for the
Old Kentucky Company, is in the city,
arranging for the appearance of the
troupe here February 7th.
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r B. REID, dentist, Masonic Temple.
sixth and K streets. Office hours 3 to s.
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DATE TAKEN.

THE CAPITALCITY DRUM CORPS WILL,
give give their First Annual Ball at Turner Hail.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 20. 1896. Its
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Your Shoes Rip !?

You don't buy the right
kind. Goodyear w cit Shoes
don't rip. They hold to-
gether until they're worn
out. Ask your dealer.
as- GOODYEAR Wefts are flexible, easy,
leather shoes. not rubber Made IN ali STYLES,
for all ages, both sexes and sold BY all dealers.
GOODYEAR SHOE MACH'Y CO.. BOSTON.
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IF AFFLICTED with Sore Ewes use
Or; ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER
Sold at % cents 9
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Next week the Hallett Stock Company
will produce at the Clunie Opera-house
the roaring farce-comedy, My Precious
Baby" Mortimer Snow is to join the
troupe as leading man.
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At the Clunie Opera-house this after
noon at o'clock tonight and to-mor-
row night the Hallett Stock Company
in the pretty sensational border
drama Fern, the Wait" The musical
grotesques. Deltorello Brothers. give a
most pleasing performance on each oc-
casinn
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1t is claimed that the midnight meet
ing of directors in bank in the third
act of Men and Women" to be played
here by the Frawley Company, is the
most intensely dramatic Scene ever put
into any modern play
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The pickaninny band in "Old Ken
lucky which was with the play when
given here over a year ago, still at
taches to it and is a chief attraction.
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"Chimmie Fadden'' is having mar
velous run in New York, so much so
that bids to have it go elsewhere are
enormously high.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-15

2uainsen. 2. 8buma. Sob. peter,
aus Yettin9en. 3. pier, Sobann,
aus Mamer. 4. Mongsn NitDluus,
aus S%aHcnbeim. By gebrsriunen.
3DQlinge. Sbere Nbtheilun9.
Is Shiilerinnen. /. preis: Sertor,
Marie pima, aug W~oNerbiQie. 2.
8eters, MOrie, aus SOIin9en uno
0ibr, War9aretba, aus a6n. 3.
2liio, Gatbarinu, aus 3iintingen uno
WfolitOr, 9lnna, aus &eimberg. 4.
WeDmeihtird. Suianna,' aus Sung
Inter. l.. NcceiIit: gour, Gatba=
rtna, aus G4ternaa. 2. Ssri6en,
Saroiine, aus Gin, 3. Srier, ROia,
aus 8artringen. O}itilere abtbei=
lung. IA S6illcriuuen. /. greis:
SubertD, 9%atbarina, aus Retinssn.
2. Srud. Gliie, aus Wsrtert. 3.
getuer Wargaretba, aus SID q. b.
@ls. A.. 6lammana, Ma9oalena, aus
WolobiQis unO Probit, Qnna, aus
WllsoOrf. ). Sdmit, &atbarina, aus
6lauien uno Gefer, SObanna, aus
WelIenltein. GcceiIit: Wajerus.
Woria aus WnlobiQiq. llntere Nb=
tbeiluug. l6. S0iiierinreu. l. Yreis:
SAneioer, gnna, aus 8rsoeumater,
uno @aspar. MatDiloe, aug &smih.
2. Giibr, Wotbi!os, aus 9l9u. 3.
Reuter, Margaret6a, aus aipelt unD
Geulano S%ulanuu, aus Gu~rambur9.
A.. grcis: Jaber, Warie, aus ufiiuQen.
5. Gmertb, Ratlarina. aus Wtamsr.
|. acceiiit: 8pfenbrOo, Anna, aus
&irihberg. 2. @aaner. goellne, aus
NieoermerBig uno 0eiler, WGtbilOe,
aus S%taOt9ruuo.
Aus benz NtbeuGum. Wdb=
reno oes perfloiienen Shullabres tpureu
an 8%Dmnoiium tbatia:20 PrOfeiioren.
| Staglar, l 3eibenlebrer, Elm MuIit.
o~irettrr uno 2 llutertupeQmaiiter, |
Surnle6rer. - Die 9nltaIt trar bon
527 3oalingen beluht; orDon pnren
533 3dthotlten. | BrOtcItant unc 3
SIraeliten. - SIN 4pnUltte pobnten
PIP Shilcr bes 8pmna'lums - 9lu
Der S0noels= uno SnOuitrisi9uls oo,ir-
ten 10 Y%rofeiioren, | Stagior, l 3ei-
henlcBrer uno | Surnlebrer; fsrney
Die 80. Soiepb Wcber. itolieniiher
aonlul. wel9er Die italieniihe Sprafe
uno Steno9rapbie lebrte uno g~lopotat
6eIir @reOt, pslaer S0nOelsrc0t oo=
sirte. - Die 5anoelsi6nle wurDs nit
Dem geiube bon Spet Serren bee5rt,
luelhe Die bel9iIde &e9ierung bsaui=
tr0gt bate Die Ginri6tllug oes mittles
rem llntsrrihtss I'M 8rOBDer,oQtbum
2%urembur9 gu ituoieren; es parsn Die
So. Gambler, 8eneralinipettor oss
mittleren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in gel9ien,
uno SreitbOf, unier geiddbter S0nbs.
mann. Snipettor oes mittlern Inter
rihts uno Proielior al Der llniperlitli
I'll QDrpen. - Ser glnitalt mar I'M
8interiemeiter bon 29S, i'm CONNER
iemelter bon 278 3OQlin9sn beiubt,
BON oeren 80 i'm 3onOitte pobnten.
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gSte 0cr Dcutibe 3aiIer iciue
icGs 8uab ben er5tebt,

srsdblt YoultneD gi9elon. Der S9ul=
tumerao oes 6aiiers: ,Gines Cages
na6m Der Safer bon mir ein in Ilnes
rita ~9ebautes Sanoe entgegen, pel1es
mid Die Spnau binunter uno ourb Die
Stromihnellen oes Giierueu Sbores
getragen bate. Ter Safer ma ent=
Siidt nOt Oieiem tleinen Boot. ib muBte
es in Sotsoam Dor ibrn auf Dem @ai-
Ter proouSiren, uno na6oem Die Prp=
befabrt porilber ipar, iagte er ener9ilA:
,,Que meme SObne IDleu &anoefabrer
t)erosn!" SD mar bamals Der Nn-
iiht, oaB Der oeutI6e Saiier aQes tblr
tQnnte, mas ibm bsliebte - neuig=
itens in 9eutihlano. gber oieie meme
Nnli6t mar fall6.... Salo nobber
ipra1 Die &aiIerin nit mir iiber oas
&nnoe, uno i6 perieblte ni1t, ibr Den
GenuB 81 lbiloeru, Den i6 bate, ais
i'd in Oieiem Spute pieili9nell iibsr Die
sflutben i6oB, our9 ibaumenoe
StrOmI6nelen, swii9eu o~rpbenDen
S%elstlippen. Nber iie tbeilte meinen
Gntbuliasmus ni6t. 80 min!"
ia9te lie. .0os lit gu QeFd5rliG. SD
ipsroe meinen Sinoern nIemals erlau=
ben. Elm &anOe su be~iieiaen." .Nber",
prOteltirte ih, der &aiier bat bereits
ieine GrlaubniB 9egeben". 80, Oas
mag ieiu," eripioerte Tie, nit einem
Sdheln na6 Der &i6tung ibres @e=
mabls, ,.er lit Spar Der Safer bon
SeutI6lano. i0 aber bin - Die Gai=
ierin Der &inoertube!"
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Imifii6e WctDOoe Der Stuie.
bc!uerncbruu8.

Sn Der @e9eno bon Yolonnoe tulti=
Dirt man Die 9ew6bnlihe 3miebel ooer
Speiie5Wiebel in 9rOBer Menge. Ginem
slgenurti0en @eriObren unterSiebt man
bort i'm rriibiabre Die Stsf,piebeln:
Wton pflanat oieie nidt iuie bel urs
9an5, i~OnOern Idneioet lie ppr benz
@uspflanSen in Sluei 9a!ften, 9r6Bere
Olld IN bier Sbeile. bod 10 oaB an ie=
benz getbeilien 3,uiebeIitiId etpus ponl
@ur5elbOoen bIeibt. Sisie Stiife
IGBt man einiGe Gage Dor benz 9er-
pflanseu abtrOdnen; in bic Groe 9es
pflan5t, MAIDEN lie balo WurSeln uno
l"ieiern grade 10 9roBe 3iuiebelu, wie
man lie iOnit aus u~n9etbsilten Stefa
smicbeln erlanQt. Sas Cute oil Dieier
MetboOe lit. oaB leine 3pisbel 9lils
tDen= Ooer SdmenItengel treibt.
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SaRrs IpieL Giiel gno 5unsraG.

Saarbura. Der 9rooinsial-
InsiduB bat ~unierer Staot cine 8el=
butte bon 2275 DIT. bepilist CUR Sn.
thanksgiving Der gureruiue. Die Staot
legt oIeielbe Summe bel.
Srier. Dim Is. glu9uit rurroe am
6ieIiQen @pmnaiium elite @eoenttafel
sllr g%rlnnerung III ben Seiuiten isr.
Spe bon San9enfelo entbilt. Siefer
that Ii4 i'm Infan9e oes II. Sabrbuu4
oerts als Setdmpfer oes Serenaber-
8laubens berpor. @u6 lit er betannt
als Terfaner rSrusna9tigaa." Gr
lebte in benz Seluitentloiter. Dem ieBi=
gen 8pmnaium gu Srisr uno liest
nebenan in Der Seiuitenfir6s begraben.
Son Der Saar, II. Nu9uif.
Der Stano unierer @einberge 1T mob
INNER ein ih6ner uno ei1en reiten
Serblt oerIpre6enber. I'm eineu auten
Wein su MAIDEN. miihsn mir aber balo
tuarmes Sommerwetter srbalten, oamit
bic 5raubeu in ben @ein tommen.
Gin,elue weihe Srauben tueroen bie
uno oa sefunoeu, bod sebt ss iebr
langIam ooran. Die Spuren Der pe.
ronplpOra finoet man Pie uro ba, bod
tann bieielbe eiHen SbaosH bieiss Sabr
nlbt anritten, oG allgemein geipribt
tuorben 1T. Saueripurm finbet ii1
ni6t Dor. Der S~raubenpil3 (Oidum),
Der in ben iibrigeu 8sinbsSirtsn oisIes
Sabr fart auftritt, mar bisbsr on Der
Saar nibt beilniib.
aus Der gifel. gBie %perlautet,
tperoen itattfinosn: Die Nan6per Der
20. Observation-Disclosures in Der 53eit BON
10. bis IA. September bel Sillesbeim.
Rreis Saun uno Der n6rolihen 8renSe
oes HegierunSsbe3irfes, Die WanDper
Der 30. Observation-Disclosures in Der 3eit
pom Is. big. l9. September in benz
Raume spiidsn Staottpl, priim, 8e.
r~oltein uno Der nDrbliden uno Oltli9en
8renSe oes &e9ieruugsbssiries. Sas
RorpsmanOpsr niro am q. September
in Der Ndbe Don Sb6nefeu beginner.
S9weib. Gin iun9er Wann,
tuelder in Srier irrt6iimlih in ben Cob
lsnser S4neu3uS ein9sitissen mar,
Delber bier ni6t bdlt, ipraug DOT Der
bieligen Station aus Dem 3uae uno
trus nibt unerbeb!ibe 9~erIeBunseH
oaDou.
Hsnnig, II. Nug. Nm Sonntda
4beno periibte bierielbft auf ben Stra.
Sen elm bstruniener Meuid einen iol.
den 2drm, oaB i'm Die YUlisei in @e-
tuabriam briugen muBte. Der ginge-
lobte entpuppte ii6 ihlieblib als Elm
Seierteur, tpei9sr 1872 in Saarlouis
bon Der 9. &Omp. 20. Snf.,Hsts. be-
i~ertiert uuo ins 2ursmbursii4e seflit.
tet par. er 1T bort perbeirdtbet.
aus Srier ,piro unterm Is.
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