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Evening star., 1897-03-06
A LESSON IN ECONOMICS.
A Young Woman Gives n Young Ma
Some Valuable TIPS.

n 1ounE woman G1veS n Young Man
Some Valuable Tips.
Again 1t is Washington girl.
This time she appears as an angel OF
economy to a young man who needs that
kind of angelic administration about as
much as any other young man in the capital
city, and she IS just as successful as if she
were trampling him under her scornfu
heel and making him feel how utterly help
less man Is in conflict with the Irresistible
by Jove." he was saying, "this sort o1
thing Is simply intolerable'
What sort Of thfng?' she inquired, with
admirable poise.
why. have just had to pay a messenge,
me. and he was gone less than half an hour
1t would be cheaper to have nired a cal
and horse and driver. and still cheaper tc
have sent 1t by mail under a special de-
livery stamp"
What was the note?'' she asked, womar
like. before she thought.
"A response to an invitation to dinner"
Forty cents is cheap for a good dinner,
she smiled.
'But l couldn't CO." he walled. s.It wa.
declination, and the forty cents on top o
that Really. though, this messenger ser
vice is a rank imposition, and should not b<
tolerated. Twenty-Five cents an hour i.
ample, with short distances at ten or f1fteer
cents. The convenience is easily wortf
that, but more than that is plain extortion
and the greed of monopolies."
"You talk like populist,' she responded
"and you have my sympathy. You are tn.
more entitled to 1t, because you don't seen
to Know any better. Now. why aren'
you as bright as a man know, who hasn'
any more money than you have? When h.
has a note or book to send to a girl, h,
doesn't waste forty cents on grinding mo
nopoly-oh. that's what It is," she laughed
| as she noted his look of surprise, I'VE hav,
a call in our house, and I am compelled t.
use 1t, sonetimes-but he does much bet
| ter thing. He just adds ten cents to his for
| ty, slips around to the florists, orders fift,
| cents worth of violets sent to the girl, put
| the note in with the flowers, and there yo,
| are. See? Only ten cents out, and thinl
how much in-for girls do love flowers
| even fifty cents worth"
The young man began gasping for air.
| Or she went right on, III it Is the sea
| son Wnen flowers are mere expensive thai
messenger service, just substitute candy TO
| flowers. You can get something perfectl,
| lovely for sixty cents. and to add a book o
| pleasant note to ii makes 1t we'll worth tn
| girls kindest thought. and your twent,
| cents extra. Now, is the plan clear to you
| stupid brain:''
| Whether 1t was or not, the young womal
| that very afternoon received a delightful
| note of thanks for valuable information
| accompanied by a fifty-cent bunch of vic
/ lets from a well-known florist.
Evening star., 1897-03-06
An American Luxury.

From the New, York Herald
The thing 4 especially enjoyed after .
somewhat lelEthy ,so1ourn ON the other side
was a real genuine American crate fire."
commented the Traveller. In London felt
as if I was burning something very pre-
cious with tile lardlady charging sixpence
a scuttle for coal I remember sitting
around store imsan English hotel. The
weather was eold and the coal In the stove
punched tosether;a 1 took poker and
stirred 1t up. sf
:. That makes tfhurn faster commented
the landlord. lgravsqy.
THAT'S Juaf what want I -eplied
"a red-faced. hearty Englishman broke
IN: You Americans are deueedly thin blood
ed. don't you, know?
Then In Italy you shiver about all win
ter, and in Germany those big, nigh crock
cry stoves never seem to thaw you out. So
when I arrived in America In midwinter
had a jolly big fire in the room at my hotel
and 1 piled on the coal, knowing that it
would not break my bank, In spite of the
prices Of the big. abominable coal trust.
But after one has paid sixpenc, q scuttlc
for a mighty little scuttle Of coal he does
not feel disposed to eri.icise the trust I
felt like a lord.e thin -bloodeds American
mood to read and appreciate that agreeable
little volume. The Reyertes Of Bachelor
Those reveries would not seem half so
pleasing when read hefore the smudRe of
q. peat fire In Germany or before the little
skinny crate hre of Q few pine cones in
Italy-not the italy OF sunshine hut the
Italy Of the cold. disagreeaSle. wet days.'
Evening star., 1897-03-06

fell 1t my duty to see
that so great al oc-
casion as that which
we have just wit
messed In Washing
ton Is not neglected.
What is everybOdy's
business is nobo1y's
business. and I do
not wish to see :his
d u ty shirked. OF
course, the subject
will be much wrote
on. Indeed, ii is ow-
ing to a DrpyailipQ
Evening star., 1897-03-06
Only the Smallpox.

From Tfd-Bits.
Visitor-"fm grieved to learn of your
mistress illness. Nothing serious-no great
cause for alarm, I trust?''
The new French mad-"No, monsieur;
nozzing beeg, nozzing grande. Something
what you call leetle. petite What sey call
ze lLsmail-smallpox.
Evening star., 1897-03-06
The sanxuine Invent0r.

From the Indiana polls Journal.
you have made fun of me a lot." said
the sanguine inventor, but this time
have a triple-plated cinch.''
What Is itr' asked his friend, with very
SLIGHT interest.
"A camera with wrinkles in II"
What on earth IL that good for?''
To take poster Photographic, Of coursa."
Evening star., 1897-03-06
AN UNEXPECTED SITUATION.
Result of IN Drummer's PoIiteness ts
Widow.

Widow.
He was about one of the handsomest
drummers that takes a line of samples out
of New York city. and the fact that he
has a salary of FIVE hundred a month
and an unlimited expense account is q fair
evidence that however giddy he may be
among the giddier sex. he is no slouch of
o business man. end his beauty Is no bar
to his excellence as a financial investment
by the firm. -i---
He had just returned from a long trip,
and the other day In the store he was en-
tertainfng a group of listeners with an ex-
perience or two.
.'Of course" he said. you have all seen
these living photograph machines, which
Pose under a-Iot of names. like the bio
graph. the vftascops and that sort. And
Evening star., 1897-03-06
DOubtle0s.

From the Philadefphia Press.
Mickey-'Whadger git In yer sock Chris
maxr'
Tim-"Nawthtn'."
Mickey-.That's funny. Wonder whyr'
Tim-"Maybe it's cause didn't have no
Evening star., 1897-03-06
Looking for the Millennium.

Ragged Wayside-"Why did yer steal dat
scientific paper when dere wuz lots wild
gals pictures in dem 1yin' roundT'
Wandering Wilfy-"I like ter read bout
de invention of labor savin' machinery.
Dis will be a fine world ter live in when
dere's no more work done by hand"
Evening star., 1897-03-06
In Darkest Africa.

From the Philadelphia Press.
King of the Cannibals Ito missionary
about to be broiedp-"We'n spare your life
on one condition"
Missionary tdesperately)-"Name fr'
Chorus of Cannibals-'Tell Us the words
to After the Ballr ="
Evening star., 1897-03-06
why They stayed Away.

Mr.. Corntossefs face wore an expression
of extreme unrest Al he entered the room
which he and his wife were occupying dur
irg their Inauguration visit. In his hand
was one OF the showy periodicals devoted
to the exploitation Of so-called queens Ct
burlesqre.
MANDY" - said gzavsly. 'T reckon
Evening star., 1897-03-06
A Promise.

From the Philadelphia Prexs.
1T is customary to remember the waiter.
sir" said the waiter. as the guest was
about to take his leave without feeling him.
''Oh. rest easy" said the guest. II shall
not forget you. Next time / come 1 shall
have another waiter or lunch elsewhere" /"
Evening star., 1897-03-06
Exact Information Required.

From the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
''Oh, Mr.. Squildigt' exclaimed Mrs. Home
wood to a late arrival at her reception,
''are you here at last? 1 have been dying
to introduce you to Miss Gimp of Chicago
She paints beautifully
"Pants, does she, Mrs. Homework
yes"
Face or canvas?'
Evening star., 1897-03-06
The Balbul Helps InaWGurnte.

at is sad fact writes the Bul5ul Of
Pohick. that this country has not got amy
poet-laureate nor poetess-laureatess. /
Evening star., 1897-03-06

Premature Demand.
From Puck.
The Footpad-"Yer money or yer Efer'
The Count-"B-but. sair, I shall not
married be until ze next month";
Evening star., 1897-03-06
Slightly Bewildered.

Before daybreak or the 5th of March he
was in the railway station making numer-
Gus Inquiries about the trains. He was
Evening star., 1897-03-06
Unnecessary Query.

Unnecessary query.
From the Philadelphia Press.
1.-The rhinoceros at Central Park has two
tor gues."
Female, I suppose?'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-16
Rad Californian btaieer ais
nod, lie.

8om %. SUM- bis 3. Suli peroen
gum geiude Der Gbriitian @nbeapor
Contention in San Jrancisco auf ben
genniplpania 2inien billiae grcuriions=
tifets pertauft. 9ie preiie lino auBer+
Oroentlid billig. billieet als setpobnlid
bic einfabe 6abrt, unb bietet lid 1omit
@ele9enbeit fir ben billigiten greis, Der
ie eema6t nurbe, Die Yacific=Giite gu
beIu9en. Nufeutbaltsbere6tie
unb bas 9rtbilesium, perfdieoene gab=
men gu benuben, lidern cine ansenebme
Geiis. grcurlioniiten baben iiber einen
Wonat 3eit, Sreunoe su beiuden ooer
Die Sebenswiiroigteiten 5u belidtigen,
oa Die &unoreiIetifets bis Is. 9lueuii
9iiltig iino.
Sie billiseu preiIe iino allen suadns=
lid, ob l,e ben gbriltian Gnoeapors an=
| eebDren ooer nibt. 9te arrangements
fiir bieie Grcuriionen lidern Die erobtt
8ele9enbeit, cine intereliante, lebrreidt
&eiie our6 ben gansen Continent 81
MAIDEN, peranltaltet BON Der Stanoart
giienbabn Nmeritas. IS 1T cine &eii'
iiber Die bette 8abn Gmeyifas nit ben
8edte, tpeltlid pom Miiiiiiippi lid nod
gelieben cine 8abn aussuiu6en. Jiil
ndbere Wustunft menoe man lid on Der
ndditen Neenten Der BennlplOania 81
nien. @nfrasen meroen aud bereit
nilli3 beanttportet, tucnn man lid
lidriftlid an s. 6. Silon, Siltritt
pafaaier Nsent in pittsburg. ga.
penoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-16
,,BotaniSd)e StnOtett."

glus @anbustp, O.. tommt Die ien-
iationelle Mittbsiluns, bab li6 bic bo.
tauiI1e 3laKe Der Sohi9ule auf tuabrs
haft empDrenbe g8eiie betraeen bot.
Sn hiefer 8lafle befinoen iid etipa 40
S6iiler m1nnlihen uno peibliden Sc.
idledts, ale i'm alter BON etma l6 uno
IL Sabren. Seit gnfanss oes 6riib.
linas bat Die Slaiie bdufia uiiienidaft.
lide Nusfliiae in Die llms.buns 9e=
madt. 9lm lebten Sonnerltag madte
Die Glake, Der lih nod Elm Oubenb
anoerer .iunser Samen angeidlonen
batten, tpieoer einen berarti9en 9luss
fus. Die iungen 9erren batten einen
Gorb nit Gbampasner. iopie Sier in
0ille uno Siille mit9enommen uro i'm
Waloe an9etommen, wuroe ben mitge'
bradten 0liiIli9feiten nader au9eipro.
den. Gs bauerte uidt lanee, oa be-
fano lid Mues in roligiter Stimmuna
unb cine ipabre Orie tpuroe sefeiert
9ie iungen 9dmden tansten @ancau,
lbobsn ibre Gleioer auf uno fiibrten Die
9emagtefen politionen aus. Sie ein=
selnen 8or9dnse, bic iid aufipieltea,
lino taum gu beidreiben. giner be,
| indnnli6en Stuoenten batte einen So.
baf mitgebradt uno nabm eine saus'
Menge Momentbiloer bon Den berldie'
oenen 8ruppen. 9ieie 8iloer mllrber
unoorIidtigerueiie bon r@beberrn"-
Stuoenten bel ibrer &iidtebr geseis
uno auf oieie Weiie fam bic @eidiht'
beraus. 9ie sanse Biirseridaft 1T ent
rifet upo ber Gdulratb miro bic gang
GlaHe bon Der Sdule ausltoben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-16
YoIttiiGe Wotisett.

I'm bic bemofratifhe @ouperneurss
domination bon Obio beiperben f1
stp6lf Mann -. Gas bdtte man i'm
yfopember bprisen Sabres aub faum
fiir m0alid sebalten.
Mus Waibineton tpirb semelbet ::
Gin plan sur 9lnnsrion Der &epublif
0aipaii an bic Ser. @taaten iit nabesu
Dsllenoet tuoroen. uno man slaubt. oaB
er balb benz GonsreB unterbreitet uer=
ben tpiro. Sa,paii ioll ein Territorium
Der Ser. Staaten tperoen. IS 1oll ale
feline 0dfen uno 3ronldnoereien an Die
Ser. Staaten abtreten, tpogegen bieie
ibm Shub setpdbren unb Die Ghulo
Der Gepublif Samaii i'm 8etrage bon
b61nens Sd. 900, 900 iibernebmen. Se=
| fiirtuorfer bes Mnnerionsplans bebaup=
ten, Der pralioent perbe ben, @on9reB
nod por Ge:taeuna Der SiBuns cine
oarauf besiialide gotihaft unterbrei=
ten. 2tus better 0uelle perlautet fer=
ner, Der PrdIioent lei ein tparmer Bee
fiiripor.er Der Nnnerionspolitif.
8ouperneur Sanner bon Sainois bat
bic beriidtigte Ilen'i6e StraBenbabn=
Bill unterSei6net. Sie Bil oerldn9ert
Die Sreibriefe Der Strabenbabn9eieu=
ihaften um so Sabre. gefattet Gonfo=
lioirung Der Sabnen uno berfii9t, bab
bic ftdbtiiben 8ehDroen baS Sabr9elo
udbrenb Der ndditen 20 Sabre nidi
unter 5 gents berabiebeu biirfen. Sen
itdbtiiden SebOroen uerben fur oieie
8er9iinitigungen /''inerlei gntiddoi.
lsungen setpdbrt.> Ser 8ouperneu,
that oies. obsleid bic girseribaft ibr
oringenb erIudt batte, Die gorlage 81
petiren. Wer laAt, bas 1T 8aror
Derfes, ber Ghicasoer 6trabenbabnba'
ron, fir ben bas @eieb Millionen tuertf
lin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-06-16
Nbteben zines 9onoerIinaS.

Nep Dorf, s. SUM-. Sier iarb
heute Soiepb &idarbion. elm ereentri=
i6er Miliondr. st fam als armer
3nabe aus gnslano bierber unb ermarb
Elm germO9en, peldes auf $40, ,000,=
600 geiddbt tpirb, i'm Giienbabnbau.
Ulit ben ganoerbilts uno 8oulos mar
er senau befannt. @r baute eroBe
Strefen Der Union paciiic, MiHouri
paciiic. Sron Mountain unb Merican
Central Sabn. Srob ieines eroBen
Geidtbums tleioete ct lid tuie Elm Sramp
uno lebte in einem tleinen armIeliNen
8ebduoe. gr lieb basielbe auffiibren,
neil bic reiden GrunobeIiber Der Na6=
barl4aft ibm ben berlaneten preis
nidt besablen tpollten. Spdter idluo
er Iebr sroBe Summen fir bas tleine
@runotiid, auf Dem iein Saus i'm be.
fen $beile Der 2erington Npenue itano,
aus. 9as 8ebdube puroe Spite
SouIe" eenannt. 0err Gi6arbior
baBte nihts 10 iebr, tpie ieinen Namer
georudt su leben.
&i6aroion iuiro in einem Sarge be-
eroist tueroen, ben er ielbit Dor 80 Sab:
rem ausseudblt bat, uno Der i.itber If
ieiner Sdeune in Bridgeport, Conn.,,
seltanoen bat. Ser Sars 1T aus sin'
sollisen 9olsplanten semadt, bic au!
elnem yaume 9eihnitten puroeu, mel
den ct ielbf auswdblte. gr pfleste 81
iaaen Sd bin Elm Nrbeiter uno i'd
min peoer i'm 2eben nod in, Sooe Nuf
ieben erresen. Wenn id ferbe uni
meln Sars gu srob 1T, 10 fiiQt ibn mi
Sdseipdbnen.
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Die Naofatrer 3tt Wte,t

tonnen iih niht 10 fret betpegen tpie Die
|unirigen. Sic iperben bon Der polisei
pieliad belditigt. Bepor Elm &aoler
iein Snltrument beitei9eu barf, mub es
bem Jabralnt aur priifuns einsei6idt
tperoen uno Der &abler mub 3eisen, CAB
er oaHelbe ridtig beltsisen, fabren uno
perlaKen tann unb bann muB er fiir
oieie prifumg $3.50 beaablen. Nun
erbdlt er einen Jahrerlaubnibi4ein, ben
er auf Dem poliaeiamt DorSuaei9en bat,
no ct elm Buh nit ben &eaeln fiir bas
v&aoeln~ IN Mien erbdlt foitet aber-
mails $3.50.
Damn muB ct fir $3.50 feline pboto=
graphic nebulfn lalien, tpelde bent Bud
einsefiigt tDiro, tuorauf bic polisei, mel.
DIE bas 8u9 ltempeli, ben Namen oes
Maolers eintrd9t unb itenpelt unb boz
fur so Gents nimmt. Bepor er alio II,
ben Straben Wiens Iabren oarf, fDitet
|ibn bas 81. Sic Summer, bic CT auf
Der polisei erbdlt. tpirb auf einen SUB
langen uno 23 3ol breiten Metauitrei=
fen einsetragen, Der suiiden ben 0an-
beln befeitigt lit, ndbreno bic Nummer
weitbin lesbar lit.
Stun crit fann er lps geb'n. Sie
Nummer iidert feline Yerantiuortlidfeit
fit ieoes nnbeil, bas er beranlafen
Iiolte. Das 1T cine qetualtiae poli3ei=
qudlerei. Nbtr ems itebt fef. Gis
befimmt ben ,Maoler" sl,r ar0Bteu
DOriiAt nnb fAiibt oas publitum IN
lbobein Grao. ].
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Gtcuriionen Der GIeueIan0 4
Narietttd 8atttt.

9lm %. uno %. Sum- mad Saptou
fir ben einfaden Yreis fir Die Guno=
fabrt. 5idets siiltis bis gum 25.
glm %. & "a. na6 Grie, ga. Gin=
fader Yreis fir bic &unofabrt. 5idets
gut bis gum %.
Nm 2S. & 20. SUM- nod Solebo,
ginfader preis fir bic aunofabrt.
Sifets aiiltis big 3. Suli.
Nm 3. Suli na6 Wtinneapolis,
Minn. so Gent mebr als ben einfa9er
Yreis fiir bic &unoreiie. Sifets gill
tie bis II. Suli, ooer ipenn Dor BEN
10. Suli I'm Y.rldnseruna na9seiu61
niro big 2. Muauit.
Sir ndbere Nustunft tuenoe man lid
an ben uddlten Nsenten Der 6. & W.
giienbabn ober an 6. %. pa9e, q.
9. w., Cambridge, 3.
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Oie 'sPellets" furtren 8ilioiitdt, eaffri.
fdes unb bili0ies 8opftpeb, 8enomnenbeit,
Sartleibisfeit ober Serftopfuns, iiberidiiiIge
Sdure i'm Dfasen, Ippetitnerluft, beleste
i3unse, Geroaunnssbeibmeroen ooer Dpss
pepiis, oas tpiberltfe Iufffoseu, Sobbreu.
men, Sdner; unb llnbequemlihfeit nad5
benz gHen un6 dbnlibe St6runsen bes Wia.
gems, oer 2eber unb ber giugetueioe. Ste
Enb in @lasadidden uerpodt uno bes.
balb itets friid uno tuirfian,. Gin "Pellet"
lit Elm Gripeidunsss, stuet finb ein selinbes
4bfibrmtttel. glls nDimer.Yille" aur Be.
fOrberuus Der gerbauuus nebne man tds.
LID eine nad Der SauptmablSeit. Gs itno
fleine, oersuderte &Ornben; jebes Sinn
uirb fte germ nebnen.
2afiet Guh feiu griatn,ittel als ,ebenio
gut" autfduasen; fir ben SaHbIer n0sen
folfe beiier, neil proiitabler iein, fiir gu4
nitt. gSesen Sreiproben fdreibe man ar.
Die
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton 663 Wtaiu Street, Buffalo, u. q.
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Rnr5e Notisett.
1nIenb.

Sn 2eapensmortb, 2as., tpurbe bas
9aus bes 8Duperneur Der Splbaten-
beimatb in bic Suit seiprenst, bod
sliidliber Weiie tpuroe Niemanb per=
lebt.
Gie 3abl Der ganterotte belief li6
in ben 0er. Staten in Der lebten @o-
DE auf 262, gegen 246 i'm lebten Sabr,
uno in @anaoa auf 80 seaen q.
Gem Yrdiioel,ten Mcainlep, Der bic
Qusfelung in Naibpile beiu6te, mur=
be bort Elm entbuii uiiaitiiber gmpfans gu
She'll.
Sas Sbergeridt bes Staates Snbia=
na bat Elm @eleb fit Der rfaliunesmdbis
ertldrt, burh bas oas Strabenbabn=
fabraelo auf brei @ents berabeeiest
tpuroe.
Gin Wbistep Sruit lit in Der Yil=
oung begriffen, bon oem man annimmt,
oab er innerbalb iebsis Sosen i'm ge=
lib bon SiebenSebntel aler yrannttpein=
brennereien in Sentufp unb in 8eliB
BON fiinfsig Mtillionen @bistep in 3oll=
lpei6ern ieln miro.
Sn prineeb Nnn., No., tpurbe Der
gfeger Wm. Nnbrens, alias @uba, an
Der Sbiir oes 8eri6tssebduoes ben sSe=
amten abgenommen uno bon einem
Maob eelpn6t. glnorews mar tpeser
9tn9riffs auf eine 6rau Benjamin s.
Geup gum Sooe perurtbeilt tuoroen.
Sn Snoianapolis tpuroen 2 uno in
Wapton, q. s., au9 2 Yerionen BON
Slibe eetDotet.
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Cite &tnDercbe

uurbe oieier Sage in glisabetb, q. g.,
seidloien. &ep. Dr. Sleeper, Yaitor
Der @race=Girde. traute ben l6 Sabre
alien 2ubtpig s. Muer nit Der 14jdbs
riaen Beiie .. &. Sbomas nit gin=
willisung Der gltern. bic fd gu Der
xrauung in Der 9ir6e einfanoen. 9ie
iunse Grau miro uorldufis bel ben gI-
tern ipcbnen, ba Der gbeiunse erlt bic
Sdule perlai1en bat. 9ie Gltern ia=
gen, oab Die 2inoer 10 berliebt ineinan=
Der ieien, bab tie nidt getrennt nerben
tonnten uno man bielt es besbalb, an=
itatt benielben bk Summbeit aussu=
treiben, fiir'S Bette, Die ginui0isun9
5ur 0eiratb al geben.
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NusiaRn.

Nuslahn.
eSn ben SDrfern Naousbar unb Il=
par in Siebenbilrgen, fanoen gauern=
tramalle ltatt. Die 8enoarmen muB=
ten idlieblih eini1reiten. 3tpei gau-
ern puroerl eetOotet uno 40 perwunoet.
3mansi9 aralpaQanten wuroen Derbaf=
tet.
sSn SItinoien ,purben engliI9e Srups
ben bon feinoli4en ginaebornen anse=
Qri5fen uno NIT einem 8erlulte bon so
Mann suriifseiblagen. Wtan erper-
tet peitere unruben.
,3tpiIhen Mr9entinien uttb llruguaD
orobt Elm Grieg aussubre9en. Gin ar
sentiniides S6iff lit bon einem uru=
guap'i 'i6en 6anonenboot in ben SrunO
gebobr ttporoen.
Sn Der Gaitb Soblensrube bel Waez
lteG 8lamorganibire, Wales, hat lib
Elm ibredlider unfall ereignet. Ser
6abritubl wurbe gu bod emporsesoaen
uno itiirste in ben $50 SUB tieien
Sdadt binab. 10 Mdnner wuroen
getOotet.
2aut Na9ri9ten bon ben Ybilippi:
men lpuroen bort Is Gatboliihe bon Der
Nufitdnoii6en lebenois geroitet.
IS 1T jebt enOsiltig feiaeieBt, oaf
Der fransoliibe Yrdl lioen: 6aure an
Is. Suli bon paris nad ct. Peters
burg abre,ien iol. UNI ben Seiu9 De!
3aren amtlib gu ertpioern.
Ser beriibmte @etpebrfabritant Mau
Ter bat cine neue &epetirIduBmaffe er
funbeu. nit welder 80 SdiiHe III be,
Wtinute abseseben tperoen t0nnen.
yei Welsbampton, ni6t melt DO,
Ssmenlep, @nglanb, ent9lciit tie elm st
curlionsau9. 9feun gerionen tuuroel
|get0otet uno Is perDunoet.
sSn Calcutta, Oitinoien, fanb ei
Grobeben fatt, bel bem mebrere Yerio
men umtamen uno cine MnSabl pertpun
bet tpurOen.
Sn Sien Slin, China, Iino bel BET
8rano zines Sempels mebr als 10
gerlonen ums 2eben setommen. 6
mar mdbreno zines Geites uno Der Sem
; pei mar nit Meniden, meilt fsraue
uno Ginbern oidt an9efiilt, als oa
Geuer ausbra6.
SEPT 1T Die Beuenpeit aud in Nro
bien ausgebrO6en.
3wei 2uftidiffer, bic bonn 3empelbl
fer 6eloe bel Berlin eine Yrobefabl
nit einem lentbaren 9ufti6if ma6ter
famen um's 2eben, inbem in eine
9Obe bon 5000 SUP eine grplofon e,
fol9te unb Der 8allpn Jeuer fisng.
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ten ben Yapierumidlag our6freilen.
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berunter uno in einen Gimer nit Wai=
fer fiel. oas ipdter gum Rohen benusi
tpurbe.