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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
Sabbath School Entertainment

An entertainment was given by
the Boys Brigade, under the train
ing of Miss Lottie L. Leonard, at
the .Calvelg- Church Sabbath even
ing. The Brigade marched from
the lecture room, made circuit Of
the church and back to the ros-
trum, singing. 10 Mighty ASmy
now Assem- bles.
Alfred Hoover as leader then an
nounced the following program:
Reading, what makes a boy pop
uIar ......... Arthur Burke
Duet and Chorus, Hold the Fort,
Willie Roberts, Alfred Hoover.
Recitation, "A Fellows Mother,
Sherwood Gee.
Reading, "Who Follows" ....
Elisha williamson.
Solo and Chorus, yield not to
Temptation" Albert Burns.
Recitation, Something New at our
House $500. Willie Robertson.
Brigade Aerostie, by eleven boys.
Reading, aOne more Strike
Alfred Hoover.
Solo, Only an Armor Bearer"
Sherwood Gee.
Recitation, what a Boy Can Do
Albert Burns.
Violin Solo, "ITome Sweet Home
and "Amerie}" Carl Spongberg.
Recitation, "0utdone by boy"
Russell Groo.
Trio and Chorus, Dare to be Dam
iel" Frank Chapman, Cleveland
~ Gee, Willie Robertson
Recitation, Little Tins Shoes"
Cleveland Gee.
Closing song by brigade, Sound
the Battle Cry.
Notwithstanding the inelemency
Of the night a full house greeted
the little soldiers ard the verdict
of all was: that they indeed acquit-
ted themselves like men. They
are certainly deserving of great
praise, as well as is also, Miss
Leonard for her untiring eftot-s in
their behalf.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
Rea Hing Circle.

The club met at Misses Crowel
and Leonard's residence. Owing
to the inclememt weather, however,
only eleven members were present.
Besides the regular program the
following resolution was presented
and unanim o'lsly adopted:
THAT, 10 order to more fully ex-
press our appreciation of the good
will and encouragement extended
to US from lIr. Harris, editor of
the EXAMINER, by the donation of
space in his paper, we appoint
Mrs. Lucy Pu till as club reporter;
and whose duty it viii be to see
that the space so donated is used
for the adyan cement of our club"
The follow ng is the program for
the coming Saturday: Newsy
Items, Mrs, Underwood; rambler,
Mrs. Gee; readers, Mesdames Staly
and Smeath; study, Kate Field;
study program: Miss Leonard,
birth and early life; Mrs. Oman,
education: Mrs. Purtill, her work;
Mrs. Redn an, selections; Mrs.
Robertson, last days and death.
The CLUB then adjourned to meet
at Mrs. Gees home on Saturday,
March 18th.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

1t now leaks out that the
reason Auditor Anderson was
compelled to issue Warrants
to the Legislators for pay
while they were i'll Salt Lake,
is because they threatened to
cut his pay and office allow
ance down to nothing if lie
did not. The club had it's
effect, but the people will
exercise with good healthy
stick at the next election, and
the next legislative candidates.
will be given to understand
that their proper place dur
ing the session is in Boise,
and not skylarking around to
neig'hboring states. TIE Bear
Lake delegation were against
the trip, thus taking 4 proper
view of the matter, but they
were in the minority,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

The Park road ought to be
receiving some attention ere
long, if this city is TO receive
any benefit from the trayel
thither this wear. Work,
ought to commence as 5000
as spring opens and noA
is the time to take the prelim-
mary steps. Just a little en-
couragement from this town
would help the Star Valley
and Jackson's hole people out
greatly, and since this town
is to receive SO much benefit
it ought to be freely given.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
COLUMN.
Notices under this head will
be $3.50 for cattle and &1.OO for
horses per head.

| hire il a'y possession TIC ioiiopiny
degciijed animals.
Ore roar mare coming 2 gear old aert
spring. No brands risi6ie.
One broma baidi4crd horse coli coming
2 gears old No brands eisibie.
II pot claimed al Tie expiration Of so
dogs from iafe sdme rH be sold accord
ing to the Statute Of Idaho.
J. G. Merrill,
Rec. Elm. 1897. Bennington, Ida
I hare in ing possession the foUoriag
described animals.
One three gear Oh sorreU geldiag no
brands eisi5te. T~o hind jet ,chite,
weigbs about Loo.
0ae sorteR geiaing, aeeigh8 about 500
pounds. No brands gisi6le.
# not claimed at NE expiration Of 60
days from dqte, sante UiH be sold accord
ing 10 EStrag lar.
Norman Hayes,
March ISL 1897. Geofgetom4, Idad0.
l hare IN my possession the foIiouing
described animal.
ore black horse 2 or gears old, white
spot IN face. Branded quarter circle on
left thigh. also another bloiched brand
ii not claimed al The expiration Of so
days same aciH be sold according to he
Estray Lar Of Idaho.
Geo. Bird.
Dingle, idaho.
March 3, 1897.
hare IN my possession The foAoniao
described animal.
0ae black Horse three Or four ycars old
branded TT on left tb,gh, left hind fool
1chite. Bioke % lead.
IF not claimed at The expiration Of so
days from date, same igat be sold Gccord-
ing to Statutes Of Idaho.
Louis u. Erickson.
Feo' @4th 1897. Montpelier, Idaho.
I haze IN mig possession The folIowinq|
sI1ao.;horI -,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

We are sorry that so much
needed legislation has failed
to pass at this session. The
bills in regard to county
funds, estrays, payment Of
legislators mileage, and a
dozen other good laws ought
to have been passed. It be-
gins to look as though most
of the present session has
been given up to wind and
washing of dirty political
linen. Thf people Of Idaho
.l,ll.s 60 "a being satisht !.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

The big demand for cattle Of all
kinds has forced prices away up
We IN dcrstand last spring calves
are now held at $50. with plenty
of buyers. All kinds OF cattle
bring splendid prices.
We make it a point to give you
EXACTLY what you ask for. If We
haven't it we will get it for you.
Hoover's Drul5 Store. u
Mrs. c. A. Hoover left for Wash
&ngton, D. G, last Sunday morn
2ng. There she will join the
doctor, and both will remain visit
ing IN the east for couple of
lnoaths Yet.
A letter rom Cora, Wyo., says
snow is vel Y deep in that section,
and those who have more stock
than tl.ey can feed will suffer loss.
All through the mountains the
snow Is piled up in immense
backs.
Spring will soon be here and
with i or spring goods and in
order To- make room for them we
shall eli for the next thirty days
All COST, our eatire line Of Mems.
Boys ard Ghildfen's clothing, over
coats otc. Burgoyne & Brennan.
The snoT-plow was out Sunday
for tic first time in two years. It
was taken to Bancroft where
tram was reported snow bound.
| Very few trains have been running
lately and they are generally be-
hind time.
Our violin, guitar and banjo
strings are unexcelled i'll quality.
Try them. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 1
| Dan MeGregor, well known here
brother-in-law of Alex Beckman,
passed through town one. night
last week, on his way to resume
his old position Of boiler inspector
of the Q-S, l.. and U. Il n, under
! tbeynew management.
v Mrs. W. w. Chapman gave a
4 five O'Clock dinner in honor of
President McKinley's Inauguration.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hutchens and the Misses Crowell,
Leonard and HuclPale. The
y guests are all loud in their praises
&their hostess and her su4nptuous
repasr:----..--.-
How can you save money these
hard times? By continually
watching the bargains to be had
: on our 10 cent counter, as we'll as
in all the line Of goods we handle.
Remember our motto the most and
best goods for the money. Ham
: mond-S Whitman. 2
THE compromise medical bill,
4 Dir. Guyon's measure, was passed
Monday. It gives Idaho a first
class medical law and Dir. Guyon
and Senator Rich deserve the
thanks Of all the people Of Idaho.
We hope later to publish some Of
the principal points in the new
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

The change making the as
duties begin the first
of January instead of April,
is one Of the best laws passed
at the recent session. The
assessor will be able to gather
in many thousands Of dollars
worth of cattle and other
stock in Bear Lake county
that he has heretofore been
unable to get. A few more
such laws will help more than
anything else to tighten the
burden Of the taxpayers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Of
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROV
INC WILL 4.

State of Idaho, County of Bear AXE, in Pro-
bate Court
In the matter Of the Estate on ikusta Reisen-
beck, Deceased
ne 9TH day OF March 1897, notice is hereby
iEeil, that Monday, the 10Th day Of March ls9g
BE ~ III O'Clock, a. IN. Of said day, at the ConIt
County of Bear Lake has been appointed as Tie
tlIhe ana place for proving the will OF saN
augusta Reisenbeek deceased, and for heariiB
ne tne apphcatlon OF Frank A Hutehins Tor I.e
tss4a i 70 MIN OF letters teStimentary VIM
ttna Ehere any person interested may apPe9e
anu contest the same
Dated March 9TH, fs97.
, ALFA s1sMAED,
SEAL Pf5eate Judge
I'll GLENN, Attorney.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

FOR sALE-All of my furniture
ana sundries for sale at very low
prices. Call and inspect them. I
must sell and no reasonable offer
will be refused. Mrs. e. N. Law
renee, Peoples Drug Store. 2
Subscribe for the EXAMINER.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

Although a self convicted
bride taker JONES has not
been unseated, nor was Per-
kins, the man who is alleged
to have 'bought his vote. The
lower house had better fred
them both,. if it wanted to re-
tain the respect of decent
people.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
Feb. Is. March "a.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onlee At Bic Rioot Idaho.

III N7III0S NJ IlIttN IUON ItIIIITlt [
Feb 49, 1897. /
iiamed settler has filed notice OF his intention
70 mike ilnnl proof il support OF his claim, and
thal sald proof viii be made before Clerk Of
i iy, District Court at Paris Idaho, March y,
CHARLES S. DABToN
Tor the sWi4 NElt NJ seq See 70, NYlI SWt4
Sec. y, TIP. Y S, K. AZ i.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence npou pnd cuitiyntion
of, said land. viz:
Joseph p Davis. David w. Davis. Moroui J.
DAVIS aud Thomas ]. Banks sn ali of Bear axe
County, Idaho. JonN q. RhowS
Register
Feb. Is, March "a.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

The more the JONES brib-
cry case is stirred the strong
er it smells. The whole
business is stamped as a dis
grace to Idaho by all good
citizens of the state.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
CITY DIRECTORY.
CoUNCILMEN.

We understand the Poca-
tello Herald is issuing a daily,
but so far we have received
no copy of it.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10

the present Legislature, and
from present indications not
q great deal has been accom-
plished.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATToN.
Land Ofire at Rlaekfeot, Idahe.
March 4, 1897.

ltlld oHRre Al RlAckfent, Idaho.
March A. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
~ llake hiai proof in support of his claim, and
ttat sal'l proof viii be made before Robert ).
Spence y $. Circuit Court Commissioner Dis
gn OF luaho, at Montpelier, Idaho, on April T.
ALEXANDER J. CRUIKsHANK.
on H. e. No 2-a7 for the SEtI NWI3 .sWl4 MEL.
IL, sR 46 4. b NJ
!, nc names the following witnesses to prove
NJ f9htlnunns residence upon, and cultivation
Jasper Jennings, Henry Evans, james Francis
Ml4ilam Morgan, all of Bear Lake county, Idahol
John G. Brown,
Mareh%-April Il
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho,I
March 3, 1897,

Land Office at Bluckfoot, Idaha,I
March 3, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named sett er has filed notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim, and
tIal said proof will be made before Robert y
apPhee' Y. ,, Circuit Court Commissioners DIS
18th 1897, viz
GREEN G. PATTON
S 81 ~ u. no, % 70 FOR the NEl SEQ N19sW WI
y. NJ A''i.eo -
lie names the following witnesses to prove hii
CONTINUOUS residence upon, and cultivation q
N George Rowley Sr., George RowIey Jr John
buckley, Alma Hess, all of Bear Lake County
John G. Rrown
Register
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at BlackfeefAdaho,

Bob. II, 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof iii support OF his claim, and
mat said proof will be maze before the Clerk Of
the District Court at Paris, Idaho, on March
9th, 1897, viz:
JOSEPH o. DAVIS.
for the Nwl4 sWl4 WI NNgI4 Sec. &c sWl4 sW14
Sec. 2S, TIP. I2s. X. a f.
ienames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous I residence upon and cuttguuon OF
DaTld w Davis. Moroni J. Davis, Thomas
Dn1ks, Thomas banks, ,Fr., all of Bear LalA Gu :
ldaho John G. Brown,
Register '
Fob Ie March o.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-03-10
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate of John Sorensen deceased:
Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned
eXeerutiX OF the Estate of John Soreusen de-
ceased, TO the creditors Of, and all persons hnv-
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. Within 4
months after tine first publication Of this notice.
30 the said eNecrutix al her residence i'll Ovid,
Bear Lake County Idaho.
Elizabeth Ann sorepsen.
Dated March 9TH 1897
Douglas Xix, Attorney
Mare 1871
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Commissioners

Commissioners.
John II. Grimmett, chairman.
VIM. I. Perkins, " Mosiah Booth.
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I'm bteielben ,u fefdmpcn mub werert 8err aaaTen
Die Mnaun9 Mdnn fur Snoer barf nt ldnger Yrlhp<
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gelas Sest lit Bic 3eit sum 8aufen gpn es Bis sbnadt
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peraboat ao Gombr II Yaro Nenur Yaros yaos
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nb Mues aaren MAIDEN fdn Gbriftagsan
ntttt rt>S4<sn 100 Gomsn otss unO Sapss. bag Rsua
s&UtVlt&A VbW!S anaertg Onem elpa YeaDer 5uh,
nab neuelen Niooe pNs &C. meoen peau fir s4.00
trpb Dem farfen Siaen Wplenpaarn
0yHEtN 5eppiden 5eppde uno Seppihbfn alien pln
prtaut Gut nianie naran 25 Gents CUTE u1n grtran
oee mere 9eppi per.b 20 Gents fir CO. gas
65. SrHnel Seppid, mertb 80 Gents, fir 60.
inb mir INNER 10 beIdtp oa mir ln unoen
Suul|luHE abwartn t6nnen 3ommt frb Iosn mir
ten gud ab 10 gut we m0sid
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WeftOrben .

Mm /. Nopen,ber in 9iooerspille
SSrau Daniel NefI. cine betaate, bohge-
adtete Ginmobnerin oes Stdbthens.
glm 5. Nppember in ganal 8oper
William 5balp nah furser Grantbeit
i'm Nlter bon 63 Sabren.
glm Ia. Nopember IN Denber, Gol..
Margaretb Wanertallen. Die dlteite
Sodter BON Som WaiIerfallen oabier,
I'M Mlter BON 20 Sabren. pl6blih am
gterpeniieber.
9lm 80. Ottober am Nerpeniieber
in Seiferfon 5p., Nnna, 5odter bon
Seinrtd uno Sarah Wniem i'm 9llter
bon 8 sSabren uno IL Wlpnaten.
AIN 2. Nopember in Ybilipsburs
an Bleuriip lino NltersihwGde Mel=
dior Stt i'm 9llier BON 83 Sabren, 3
Monaten uno 4 Saoen.
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ehiebajfAirc In itbrid,SUiIle.

ehon ieit ldnaerer 3eit ipnrsn Die
Tiamono @lap Mprfs in ubrihspille
Der 6amnelplab pon Strolden, ipelhe
Die gan3e 8eaenb unli1er mahten uno
Die litl nlebrmals .ueiserteu, Mrbeit ans
sunebnlen. ipenn aud gutter 0eroienlt
eebpten muroe. sn lebter 3eit mub
Der gettel beionoers ertrdalib eepeien
lein, 10 oab Die Gerle am Montag in
Der Sage maren, lib mebrere 6dbhen
gier ansuFdaifen, Die natiirlid ioiort
9eleert luuroen. llngefdbr nm z llbr
ybenos tamen Der Gtrabenbrioer su
Der @irtblhaft BON Sobn GlmoOn !;
elmer sina in bic WirtbIdait uno moate
oem &eAner Elm leeres Vierfdbben auf
cine @alone BIER perbanoeln. Der
Gelner, Der gut genus ,puBte, oab oas
6aB6en nidt ben Sonncnbriioern se=
! bDrte, mollte nidt auf ben Sanoel elll=
| aeben uno als Der Gerl 81 itreiten al,=
fina, eing glmoob, Der init mebreren
SSreunoen in einem Nsbensimner lab,
binaus umo forosrte ben Mdnn auf,
oas Saus 81 perlaNen. Ser 8urIhe
eius segen Die Sbiir, sog aber einen
&epplper, ben er oem Mirtb entleaell
belt. glmoob eing nit Dem Gerl Dor
Die Sbiir, no er lid ioiort bon Der 9an=
sen ganbe umrinst iab. ST ihiittelte
oieieIben ab, ains in Die Mirtbihait
suriif uuo idlob Die Sbiir. 2aum mar
oies seI6eben, 10 ihoB elmer Der Strold)s
bur6 Die 5bii, unb Die &usel oranq
Dem Wirtb in Den Nofen uno blieb spi=
| Iden oen Sdultern itefen. IS muir.
ben nod stpei ueitere SAiilie gefeuert,
obne ieoo6 su treHen.
Die Yoliaei wlroe benabrihtigt unf
bis Mitternadt muroen sablreide 2ano.
trei6er perbaitet. @ei Dem einen mur.
De Elm Gepoloer eefunoen, ben er meg
mari. als er perbaftet tpuroe unO mar
olaubt, bies lei Der Sbdter.
en elmer geriammluna oes Staot
rat1s prn ubri6spille tprroe am glei
ben Mbeno Der 8oridla9 sema6t. elm
@eroronune 81 paiiiren, nonah mai
in 3ufunft oas arbeitsIheue @elinoe
anbalten tonne, Steine gu flopfen Uni
,, cine iolhe 8eroronung miro pabri6ein
lib in Der ndblten Sibung pailirt.
', Sas geiinoen @lmopos lit ben I'm
, itdnoen 9emdb befrieoigeno.
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Gin paKenoes @citna6tss
aeI6enf.

Sreunoen unb 8ertpanoten in Der
alten Seimatb fann man feline er6Bere
6reuoe MAIDEN. als inbem man ibnen
cine biefise 3eitung ldidt, tporaus bic
2eute erieben tonnen, mas in hieli9er
@eseuo borsebt. gDir ienben ben
ngeobahter" fur So na9 irseno elmer
IbreKe in Seutidlanb, Seiterrei6 ODER
Der Sdmei3 unb tper bas 8latt nod
por Neniabr beltellt unb i'm 8oraus
besablt. erbdlt aud elm @remplar bes
Bu6es v@r5dbltes uno @rlebtes" als
Brdnlium.
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8Ied)tuaarett, enlaifIirte Waaren,
giienmaaren, @eIbirr, fault Sbr am
befen bel Burniib e's. 90
gm Mittnob 9lbeno bemsrite
man bier einsn rielisen @ins um ben
Mono.
Uctrat.t Nm z. Nopember ourb
ben Gbrp. 8. $. Miller bon Suscara=
mas &obert 3. genner, @r-gonmillio=
mir pon Suscaramas @ountp, nit
9ottie =. gller, beibe bon Susearumas.
gei sIioor @eber 1T lsbte Nadt
Elm illnger Gpifadnser eingetroffen.
Ser Sunse ndbrt iicA pnrldufis nod oil
Der gRutter Srult. ba Der Oottor er-
tldrt bat, Der junge Weltbiirger lei fiir
Die 6lalde nod gu jung.
VmbwaarenseIhaft. gsir ha=
ben oieie gBohe cine Ihone Nuswabl
bon Maarcn erbalten. Gieielben finb
nidt nur bon porsiialiher Aualitdt,
Ipnoern aud Iebr billig. 2aura u.
Meniel, 2. Stpflpert i'm ggban9e
Slud, Stem Pbllaoelpbia, ..
= George @eis, Elm &efaurateur in
llbri1spile, ,pollte lebte Wohe ben
2sbensfaben ieiner 9aBe mittellt elmer
Tpnamitpatrpne tiirser MAIDEN. Ser
Sien wurbe oemolirt. 9llles ourh einan=
Der aeworfen uno @eis trua mebrere
Saoe ben Mrm in elmer Shlinae. Bon
Der Gabe bat man ieitber nidts seleben.
| = 2ebte Wpde bat Elm 2anbHreihet
i'm SauIe bon @eslep Cummings in
llhri1spile um ettpas 81 ellen. Scar
eob oem Gerl Elm 6riibltiif uno als
berielbe fortaing, pOllte Cummings
geraoe Elm Waeeubrett abbeben uni
erIu6te Den 8ettler, ibm gu belFen, no.
rauf er Die Nntmort erbielt sd bab'
feline 3eit, mid nit Sir absueeben.
Cummings ereriif oarauf einen 9niip
pei, mas Der Strolh fir cine Wnoeu
tung anIab, baB feline NnlueIenbeit ni1
ldn9er ertDnnl1f Jet.
- gs tpurben am 2. Nobember ii
Suscaramas Gountp II, ,779 Stimmel
abgeGeben, Die iid wie folst pertbeilten
Semofraten 5538, &epublifaner 5l0l
popul,fen 526, gtational Semotrate1
ia, BrpbibitioniIteu IS, Spsialiltel
~ Qibertn (bie T1ftipn Der Trohibi
tioniiten, tuelde fiir Sreililberprdsun
, eintritt) 26, Neeer protaetipe Yartei a
gor einem Sabre tpuroen 1928
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5 trafen 6867, &epublifaner 6295, 81
: puliiten 81, Nationaloemotraten IL
8 probibioniiten 3S, 2ibertp %, Sosic
8 liiten 81.
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Sober GprreSp on0en5.

Nopember IL. Seute Moreen I'm
6 llbr trat elm bieliaer 8eIbdftsmann,
viein Same tbut ni6ts sur Sahe"
burb bic unperi9lohene 6intertbiire in
bas Saus unb oas 9ooenlotal bon @ott=
lieb &rebs, Suwelier bon bier unb per=
Iebte babur6 Die nod gum Sbeil
I6lummernoen Sausbetpobner in eini=
3en S6refen uno nur Der @nersie uno
@eiiiesge9entpart bon Urau 2rebs
biirfte Der 8eiu1er es su oeroanten ba=
ben, baB gritere aur 3eit NIT Der 3u=
bereitune bes Griibitiifs bei6dfti9t ben
permeintliaen fremoen Ginbrinslins
unter ansemeiener 3uredttpeiiuns gum
Hiifsug peranlaBte. Nnoernfalls bate
Yebterer leidt als gemeiner Sdlinael
anseIeben unb als FOLDER bebanoelt
tperoen tonnen. 3umal Sol4e, beion=
oers in Der iebigen 3eit 10 bdufia pOn
lib unb ibren umtrieben b0ren laiien
uno namentli6 beim gintritt in einen
Sumelenlaben CUR ungemobnten Stun=
be, li6 10 bem bere6tigten Ieroadt
ausieben.
Snoeilen gereidt es gu unierm 0er=
gniiaen unb 81 8unifen oes bier 8er=
bdhtigten, beridten 81 oiirfen, oaB es
iid oiesmal gliidliberipeiIe ni6t um
cine Sieberei ooer ber9lei6en banoelt,
ionbern als Der Mann ans 2i6t se5o=
gen, ieinen Namen angab uno erfnnnt
puroe, mar aller 8eroabt beleitiet uno
fam berIelbe, ipie oben ertpdbnt, nit
einem oerben uno nidt mibsuperiteben=
ben Geripeile bon Seiten Der 5Srau
&rebs oabon, uno als insmii6en, bel
Ieiner wOblangebraGten Gnti1uloi9una
pl0bli9 Der Sausberr auf Der gilofIdGe
eri6ien, dnoerte li1 Die SituatiOn
gan5lid !; es itelite iih beraus, oaB Der
alio 8etroifene, na6 ieinem eieenen
geridt lit ieinem llntpioerfebli6en 0er=
langen nad einem iosenannten 9lugen=
0ffner rueld' leBtere bduiis nad eil,em
ooran9eganaenen 9enuBreiden 9lbeno
ielbit bon @ei1dftsleuten am oarauf-
folsenoen friibenMoraen als ioeenannte
Wittel aum suipiBen, empfoblen tperoen,
uno ielbit Nahfrage erbalten," auf Der
Su9e nod bent gseisneten 2ofal, nur
bic unridtise 9intertbiire i'm 3iele
batte.
globember IL. Ylus Der bieIiaen
S6eetmill bon Heebes sSron So. ber=
breitete fid Die ytadriht, bab beute
Morgen Die bortige 3roBe Sampfma=
ihine aebrohen fei uno bon Sahfun=
oisen miro fir ibre observation-disclosures
Elm 3eitaufmano bon 6 Monaten in
Musli1t 9enommen. Dieiem unfaa AL
Gol9e oiirfte cine sr0bere 9lnaabl BON
Mrbeitern befddftieun9slos tperoen.
Nopember IA. Inter ftr6menoem
Regen ipuroe beute bic Grunoifeinle.
gung our i'm Bau befinbliden bieiaen
neuen fatboliiden 2ir9e, an Stelle oes
Biidofs burd Mep. pater Nnton aus
bent Rapu3inerorben unb Dropinaial
Der 6ltlihen probin3 bieles Oroens fei-
erlidJ Dollao9ea, Der genannte 0err er.
lduterte beim ge9inn in beutider Spros
DE NIT 9eipdblten Worten ben 3med
unb bic 8eoeutung Der Ieier. sybm
folgte in berieIben Weiie in enaliIder
Gprahe ber CrtsgeifliAe BON oer ia=
tboliiden Rirde bon Denniion. #