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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
NOTICE.

Positively no riding, driving, hunt
Ing, or tresspassing of any kind
allowed on my lands.
@. III. PEERY,
May26-1y. Kelly, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

Advertising rates furnished on appli-
cation.
Entered at the Ia Jewell (Vs.) post
office as second class matter.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
Caught it i'm His Hand.

1t has developed that the shoot
ing Of Hamp Mobley by Guard
L. w. Davinney. in the stockade,
last Thursday evening was not at
all serious. 1t seems that Mobley
caught the bullet In his hand"
The shooting was about as de
scribed last Saturday. It seems
that after he was shot and over
powdered, Mobley refused to talk
or give any satisfaction as to the
nature Of his wound: but later he
showed the bullet to ether con-
victs and stated that he had
caught it in his hand.
On the road to YorkvIlle, with
Deputy Serif Harshaw, however,
the true facts came out. 1t seems
that the bullet, which was Of 80
calibre, struck brass button and
lodged in Mobley's clothing. Mob.
ley found 1t when he put up his
hand to discover where he had
been hit. He was not hurt either
In the stomach or In the hand,
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15

and the inference is that either
Guard Davlnney's pistol was a
very poor one, or the quality of
the powder in the cartridge had
deteriorated.
Mobley will remain in jail un-
til the next term of the court Of
general sessions, when he will be
called upon second time to au-
swer to the charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill. The
term he has just served grew out
of his assault on Mr.. and Mrs.
White. at Leslie station, sometime
ago, and the new charge is based
on the same offense.-York vile
Enquirer, April II.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15

~ on VIA
which guaranteed
ffeef from potash
the blood
Swift Specific
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
BEWARE OF "CHEAP CLOD.
INGS."
Three Nests of Disease Discover
ed i'm Second Hand Clothing
Stores in New York.

New York, April 1O.-The board
Of health inspectors have found
two secondhand clothing facto
ries that they claim are hotbeds
of disease. Sanitary Superlntend.
ent Roberts has Issued orders to
close up these places. They are at
No. 81 Eldridge street and 9Ol
Hester street
At the tenement house in Ed
ridge street there was found in
the apartments OF Hatschold
Katz large piles of ast.otf cloth
ing. Some Of it was wet, and all
was filthy and foul smelling.
MANY articles" the rerort to the
board of health says, presented
the same appearance as clothing
taken from dead persons at the
morgue, after they have been res
cued from the. river"
Conditions were found just as
bad in David Cohsn's place. His
daughter said that the clothing
was procured from peddlers at the
second-han clothing exchanges
in Elizabeth and Bayard streets.
Her father made no inquiries as
to whether the clothing handled
had been worn by I''rsous suffer.
ing from contagious or infectious
diseases.
She further stated that after
her father had remade clothing
he disposed Of 1t to merchants in
the West and South, where it was
sold in stores.
She stated that her fathers
profits were from 5000 to $1,000
a year, and reckoning on 10 per
cent would make the total sales
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year.
Miss Cohen admitted having
had a severe attack of typhoid fe-
yer two years ago. She said Cohen
had followed the business for
eighteen years.
At No. 100 Hester street, kept
by Isaac Cohen, conditions simi-
lar were discovered. The large
front room Of the second floor,
which is used every day of the
week except Saturday as shop,
is occupied on Saturday and other
Jewish HOLIDAYS as synagogue.
President Murphy directed the
closing of the synagogue and also
the disinfcction Of the clothing.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15

French priests also used their in
fiuence, btu all efforts failed and
the rebels continued their depre.
dations. Property was destroy ed
and bridges aud roads were bar.
ricaded. On March 20 the enemy
was sighted at Maguigi aud ma
chine guns and a seven-poundsr
were used. The friendlies also at.
tackled the enemy during the lat
er's retreat and several rebels
were killed or wounded.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
SHAFTER ENJOYED 1T.
He Ate the Whiskered Beef and
Found it "NOt Disagreeable."

Washington, April 11.-Major
Gen. Shafter, who conducted the
campaign against Santiago, was
the principal witness before the
beef inquiry board today. His
statement differed but little from
his testimony before the war
investigating commission. He
said he ate canned roast beef cold
and found it not disagreeable.
The refrigerator beef was as fine
as any he ever ate. The men
who suffered for the lack of food
had only themselves to blame.
If there had been mistakes, con.
gress, which provides the rations
and clothing of soldiers, was re-
sponsible. He admitted that he
had never heard Of canned roast
beef before the war. While it
was not very palatable in the
tropics, he thought it would be
very good in the cold climate.
Some of the Pennsylvania vol
unteers gave direct testimony as
to the tainted character of the re-
frigerated beef and the canned
roast beef. One of them testified
that beef aboard the Mississippi
had magots in it.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
A Months Liquor Supply.

The State board of control, on
last Friday, made purchases of a
months supply of liquor for the
dispensary. The purchases in
eluded 955 barrels and 42O cases
of whiskey, 100 cases of wine, 4
car loads of beer, 10 cases of malt
tonic, 5 barrels of ale and 5 bar
rels of porter. OF the 955 bar
rels of whisky, $50 barrels are
corn, 275 rye and the balance
miscellaneous.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
Anglo. American Force Ambush
ed on the Plantation of a Ger
man Near Apia by Mataa-
fans.

Auckland, N. H., April 12.-
Dispatches received from Apia,
Samoa, April /. say that a party
of 105 Americans and British sail
ors were forced to retreat to the
beach, after having been caught
i'm an ambush on German plant.
alton that day. The expedition
was led by Lieutenant a. II.
Freeman of the British third class
cruiser Tauranga. Lieutenant
Freeman and Lieutenant p. l..
Landsdale and Ensign j. II. Man
aghan, both of the United State
cruiser Philadelphia. were left
dead on the field.
Ensign Monaghan remained to
assist Lieutenant Landsdale,, and
was shot in retiring.
Two British and two American
sailors were also xii ed.
The natives engaged were some
of Mataafa's warriors, estimated
at 500. They severed the heads of
the British and American office
killed. Priests of the French mis-
sion afterward brought the heads
into Apia.
The manager of the German
plantation has been arrested and
detained on board the Tauranga,
on affidavits declaring that he was
seen urging the rebels to fight.
In a previous engagement 81 of
Mataafa's warriors were killed /;
there were no casualties among
European forces.
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Further advices from Apia say
that on the arrival of the British
cruiser Tauranga at Apia the
British and American consuls is-
sued proclamation to give Ma
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
.OTTON is and will con.

tinue to be tie money
crop of the South. The
planter who gets the most cot
ton from a given area at the
least cost, is the one who makes
the most money. Good cult
vation, suitable rotation, and
liberal use Of fertilizers con.
tanning at least so actual
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
S. S. S. Is a Great Blessing to

thoroughly removing all waste accumulaons and mpart
ing strength and life to the whole body 1t increases
appetite builds the energies, and sends life
giving blood throughout the entire system
Mrs. Pike. Az Broadway South Boston. writes
9" old and had not enjoyed good health
twenty years / sick in different ways. and in
addition, had Eczema terribly one of my legs Tie
doctor said that of my age, would he
we'll again. took bottles OF S S. = and it cured
completely, and am happy to say that
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15


Nos. 81 and 32-NEw YORK AND FLOR.
IDA LIMITED. Solid Vestibuled Train OF
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars OBJ
fervatlon and Compartment Cars, and Dining
Cars running through without change between
St. Augustine Fla and New York, via Jack.
sonvllie, Savannah, Columbia, Charlotte and
Washington. Pullman Drawing Room Sleep.
Ing Cars between Aiken and New York, CON
meeting with this train at Columbia, for the
accommodation of Augusta and Aiken travel.
Excellent daily passenger service between
FLORIDA and New York.
Nos. ~ and -Wnshin gton and Southwestern
Limited. Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Cars
between Augusta and New York solid Yes
hbuled train with dining cars and first class
coaches north OF Charlotte.
iUImau drawing room sleeping cars between
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlotte
and kiChmOnd.
Pullman drawing.room sleeping cars be-
tween Greensboro and Norfolk. Close connec-
ton at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
arriving there in time for breakfast.
Nos. - and 8-U. s. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars be-
tween Jacksonville and New York a::a Pail.
man sleeping cars between Augusta and Char
lotte. Dining cars serve nll meals enroute.
Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, enroute daily between Jackson.
Vile and Cincinnati, via Ashevine.
FRANK 3. CANNON, J. M. CULP,
Third Y;P. S Gen. Mgr. 7. NJ, Washington.
"; A. TURF 8. II; HARDwICK.
. Warrington. q. Z. A., Atlanta
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
the remedy which

---aAA feel well as ever did in my life
Mr.. j. w. Loving, of Colquitt Ga, says For eight
cen years suffered tortures from fiery eruption
my skin. tried almost every known remedy. but they
failed by and was told that my age, which Is
sixty six against me, and that could never hope
to be well again finally took s. s. s. and it cleansed
my blood thoroughly, and now am In perfect health
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-15
NEVER TOO OLD
TO BE- CURED.

Age does not necessarily mean
feebleness and i'll health. and
nearly all OF the sickness among
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
@eHDreuken.

Glbins. 3pei Mrbeiter aus
9leubeibe. ipeldbe in Neuhetbe por Sab
resfriit elm OienItmdbhen ertpiireteu
unb bann, in einen Wa1ersraben lpar=
fen, trnrben oerbaftet.
g tn 4 m. - Dor auraem branntes,
bic Wirtbidaftseebduoe bes Gutes
Milc5eipo. bic Gheunen nit @etreibe
unb Stauboben nit Gutterporrdtben
eefiint. MEIER.
S6orn. Der unter benz Ser
hobt bes Wdbhenbanbels bon Der bie=
iieen poli5ei perhaftete 9apesierer Mo.
Wcnt aus Srieoenau Bel Berlin 1T
pom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. na1 eirem
eingebenben Derb0r aus Der 6aft ent=
lcfien tporben. gr behauptet, bel ben
llnterbanblungen nit benz syrdulein 9.
feline unfauteren Nbiibten gebabt a,t
boben. 0ielmebr babe er bas Mdbdsr
sur Werbreitung bon Hetlamesetteln
iiber bic BON ibm pertriebene .MDeelz
fc!itur" ensagiren ipolIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
&eHensNafau.

9(roIfen. Der adiist Fat bem
3. Battalion besSnfanter;es sRssinents
go. 83 Mrollen, fir bic ltrumme palz
tuna nnb ben suten Haraosmari9
ieineMnsrfennung eusseIproden, mas
Der 5irit bem Germ 8atulllonSz
Gommanbeur syrhrn. bon Stein aur
&enntnib brabte, pelcbsr Dem rtrz
fan melten Battalion oies erDffnete
unb feline MnIprahe NIT einem S,urs
rah auf aailer uno Tiirlt f9loB.
airhb,ain. Seit siniJenSaz
aen bat IiA Der 19idbrise Muguit
Joeiurieh araft aus @dtpeinsbers cus
b.m 1duic Ieines Dormunbss fortz
iel6it kimlih entfernt. Sein. paarz
idaft mar fsbr sering; eriit ihr,
aetrfah ,tpesen Diebltabls bsitraft
tporDen. 4
2aahrDben.-ssn Dem. Geb0it
cinsr h;sfiser 9lrbeiterzSsamilie hra4
tleIer Sage sseusr aus. Die angrenz
seneca Neben 8ebdube nss Rahz
tol sBetbftss tpurben AUDI c!Gbulo
erqriffen unb brannten niepec. SIN
lIc5riosn toni,te. Danf benz energil9en
ginfGreiten Der berteiaeelltsn Teuer>
nstren bos 5euer auf ieinsn Sero. Be-
{mrGntt !peroen.
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$tNriM9e,,.

SeIiau.- Gs ipirb beabi ii9tigt,
in 9efau elm 9ismdrdeenfmal gu err
rihten., gu OieIem 3pede bat bic Deiz
fauer S9iibengilbe ,belhloiIen, Elm
aroBes Sommerfeit nit Concert u1b
ppltstbiimli6en 8eluitigungen auf
vSipoli" gu peranftalten unb Deiien
Grtraa our 8ilouns bes Grunoitrds
fir bas su errihtenoeOsntmal 81 perz
tpenoen.
Gabla. 0as: i'm Muftras bes
hief. Observation-Disclosures Dereins
bon pfarrer Or. 8ergner in Pfarre
feBlar bearbeitete Werf ulIrtunoe Der
9eihichts Der Stabt aabla" lit iueben
erihienen. .@s entbdlt pibtise gez
fhihtliheO Oenfmule, 90 urtunben aus
bsm bief. Ratbsardip, iotpie rRe4isz
bentmale" Der Stabt, Die Stabtredte
bon 1455. Snnunssitatuts aus bent
Is. sSabrbunbert unb einen Ius5us
aus bem Stabtbuhe bon 1850 on.
Oas urtunbenbuh ion bic Mrbeit iiber
Die @efti9te Der Stabt 8abla borbe@
reiisn: es lit bem 2anoesfiiriten Ser
sog Grnit eetpibmet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26

6amburg. Der bieiise Guufs
mann so. Bauer feierte in boiler geis
itiser unb t0rperli9er Grifhe ieinen
hunbertitsn @eburtstas. Sm Mufs
TRACE bes Railers iiberreihte Der preuz
Bilhe @efanbte @raT Metterni9 ibm
cine aplbene RDnigsmebaM..
Die Mbre4nung iiber bic Garten<
bauzMusftellung. beren GresbniB fpes
Gen Der fdpebenben pro5eiIe nod
ausitanb, pirb nun bod in l,dhiter
aeit borselest tperoen tonnen. Gs perz
lantet aug better Quele, bob bic 4usz
ftelluna einen lleberIhuB bon 10000
Marf huben ipirb. Das 5inanafomite
fat in feinsr lebten Sibung beiAlolz
fen. hiefe Gumme benz @artenbauoere
Elm fir 6amburszgltona unb llmsez
aenb ar iiberipe,Ien.
Das GeemannsbauS foll in ndhIter
3eit cine bebeutenbe gergrDberung ere
fahren. Die brittle Gtase, bic sesenz
1rdrtia als Bobenraum bient. fol aus@
gebent tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
WHrtteanbsras

Stuttsart. Der a0nis bat
Der 1. Gompasnie Snf.zHes. aaiier
WiIbelm, aDnig BON preuben 60.
12O (Gompagnie4ef 9auptmannWebz
ner). foipie Der 9. Battsrie Jelourt.z
Hea. 80nis Rarl go. 13 (8atteriehef
6auptmann 2uitbleu) in Mnertenz
nuna ber bon benlelben in bieiem
Sabre srrsihten @slammtleiituna I'm
Shiebea oas aOnissab5eiden perIie=
BEN.
6eilbronn. Der ietner5eit
fir BEN Hedar ais unseeisnet befi,nz
bene 6interrab= =Dampfer r5eilbroun"
oelaEet nun auf ber Sber 3ur 8erz
ipennuns. Die grbansr @ebriioer
Sadienberg baben i'm an bic Rbebe=
rel pereinister Sdiffer in 8reslau
ubsrlaKen, er bat iebt ben Namen
rWilbelmsblben" erbalten.
Sbernborf. Muf bebauerz
lihe Meiie rerlor bic Samilie bes 9eiz
aers Oeger einen 3zidbr. Rnaben. Der
felbe fam in Der Ndbe Der Mrbsitsrtaz
ierne eineat 8ierfubrperf gu nabe.
Bon einempferoe umselporfen fiel 6as
ainb unter ben Wasen, BON Dem elm
Nab linn iiber ben 2eib gins. Nad Z
Stunben erlag es ben 1htperen Gerz
lebungen. Den 2enter bes 5ubrmelts
lou teine Sdulb treffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
GmleStut8sRolifet,t.

Mdrne. Die elsttriI9e @ez
leuhtung in unierer 5taol. bi, bier
roridbrig einsefiibrt iputbe. asip;nnnt
ellmdbli9 INNER mehr Mnbinaer.
Ne6t Diele neue 9ausanih!iiTs iperz
fen iebt erfolaen.
M0IIn. Gin Waipb.Gnb tcm
nenlih Mittaas III bem bieii. .@taots
,fcrit on Der Sterleber gbdli5e. sula
Mustrub. Dem ihnellsn Einarsiien
per hief. freiipilligen sseuerlpeEr 1T es
81 banfen, oob bas sSeuer feiEe gr;z
bere Musbebnung nabms.
: Menm miin5ter. il Sn benz neuen
Gebdlbe res Wettitdtten 9rbeiters
Gbr. Oelfs fam syeuer aum Musbruh
unb aeritDrts oas OaAaeidpB.
RenbsbIra. Sin fiinfi1bri=
ger Rnahe. So5n bes Ddlbbufners
Gtrud in OiterrSilfelb, serietb beim
Spielen in Die Webrau unb ertrant.
Gpnberburg. Ginen Morb-
D.r5uh periibte Der 1ausbeiiber Iubrz
mann 6olm bier. Der einen MepolDsr<
ihub auf bic 1t. ieinem 6duie tpobs
,ienbe gbefrau Woat obfeuerte unb
tie Jrau am Mrm perlebte. Dasalf
rihtete 6oln pie Morbipoffe gegen
fid fsl6it, unb stDlr nit t6htIidFin
grfols.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
8erlt,, nab ranoemb,.ra.

MItriibnit.- @uf Der 6euIselle
hrannte eine Sheune nieber, tpihrenh
ein bibt baneben itebsnbes 6aus gerete
tet tpurhe. Bon ben llntpeit Der 8ranbz
irdtte fiebepben 9eIbaufen iinb cine 70
grrbe Mn5dhl niebergebrannt, tpis bies
Bel hen bdlfisen fruberen BrGnDen ME
Der 5all mar. Weit ii6er 1000 Gent
rter 5eiten Suffers iinb perniGtet.
bernIIgf. Gin reht Be-
bausrliGsr ungliidsfou ereisnete iib
beim Ginfabren bes leBtengrnteIegens.
Der Rutfdber 5es biefigen fgl. Sort
meifters, Elm niAterner, befonnenar
Menfh, qlitt feim Mblahen bon einena
hrbeelabenen Grnteipasen db, unb
Ipiebte iih bic Aeugabel in ben ltnter=
leib. On leinem Muftommen' TT ipobl
gu stpeifeln.
gulo. Die Malre, fotpeit iie la1
fere @emeinbefelbmart burdfliebt, lit
nunmebr lpieberum eingebeidt tpDrben,
Inn bic babinter liegenben Meder unb
Wie{en por ueberihtpemn,nnasi, au
f1iiBen. Die Ginbei1ung 1T pernnlaBt
burh bic lleberidapemmungen Der
lebten Sabre. Diefe Neuunldge, bic in
elmer 6Gbe bon 3 Sub erfolgt 1T. ipirb
ron allen sSntereHenten NIT lebhafter
@enugtbuuna kgriibt, lie gefhub a,.f
Alften bes Gr1fen b. 8riibl In BfDrz
(. ten, ben, bas @aHernubunssredt
5ritebt,
Grnnffurt d. 8. Dem Dr.
lneb. Mehfelp bier 1T Der Gbaratter ale
GGnitGtsratb berIteben porben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26

Btrferl d u. Hlir3lid} ipurDe
In Der NelhIib unterbalb unlcres
Oorfes bic 2ei1e elmer dlteren Jra,l=
ensper5on geidnbet. Ob Elm llngliid
Dber Elm Werbrehen Dorliest, lit t1o4
niht feftgeitelIt.
cSngenbeim a. b. 8ergltr. ~
6ier brannte bic S1euer bes @a1tz
hanfes Sum griinen Baum" (Sg.
Berfh) polIftGnbig nieber. Oanf benz
thatfrdftigen Gingreifen ber bieIigen
sSsuerpebr, tonnte baS Geuer auf ieis
nen Gerb befbr6ntt iperben.
SIgesbetm. Oas ieltene
sfeit. bos solbene prieiterzS zSubildlm,
feierte infer pfarrer @Dl3. Set Al
sSabren ipirft ber perebrte 0err 6us
Berit iegensreih il, unferer gemeinbe.
Wlebr nls bier siinftel idmmtliner
ginippbner nurben bon ibm getduft
ilnb faR i6mmtlt9e Gben bahier ron
i'm eingtjesnet.
MormS. Der 19<idbr. Better
anies. Sobn zines bieiigen Gabrifurz
beiters, be9db I'D unIdnsff nit einem
Rdmtraben rbeinauftpdrts In bic Ges
qtnb BON Qampsrtb<im itnh babtts
bort I'M @heiii. Der iunge meen5A,
Iber bes G9mimmtns tunbia mar.
,nuR pobI BON tintm S1langdnfdH
bttrofftn iDorben iein. henn Il fanf
pf6bli6 bpr ben MlGea ieines R1nles
roben unter. c6nt bob es benz letteren
iIl1ali9 mar, ibn ~ 6iiIfe 80 Iona
men. 81 perfdapdnb fpurlcS imGtrpm
Eunb fnnute bts iebt nidN tpisbtr duf=
s6efutben lpsrbeu. Der GTtfunfene III
sa1 tiaaiaf tslnb fetrsr Glisri.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-26
NbeiupfaIs.

Oiirfbeim. - Oas am Balm
bofe selegene r9otel Serminus" uab
gafezReitaurant sins an 6. gollifdan
ifer.
Die Gelbipiiter 6enrisite unb So
tonna atnsel in 2abr lieben 35 Mr
Mingert, 2(ter nit 8dumen IN Der
Geebad periteigerlt unb eraielten bierz
fir 277O Marf.
Wesen @tibeleien berfebte Der 23
Sabre alte Sasner Martin 6elfertd,
bon bier ben 8etbeilisten 9einri9 Ger
mann unb 5rana BIb MeHeritde,
0as llrtbeil Der 6traffammer syranz
tentbal lautete auf cine @efdnsnib<
ftrafe bon l Sabr 7 Monaten.
Raifersluutern. - Gin ~
eenbli9er SobtI6lG9er ftanh in Der
Yerion bes 14iGbrigen @penslerlebre
linas s. Mbele por Der Straffammer.
Nm %. SUM- bate er ppr 8esinn Der
5ortbilbunssfhule nit einem adnlez
rahen Streit, in ipeldem au4 Der fpdz
ter ba5usetommene 17iGbrige Steins
BREEDER Syr. gbinaer Dertpidelt ipnrbe.
Mtt bieiem ip,irne Der Mnsetlagte
hanbaemein unh ipDllte, tpie er angtebt,
baburh. bab er nit bem Meifer nah
linn ftieb, iiob i'm bonn 9eibe baIten.
Gin Std psrlebte 3persfen uni, ,Ma-
aen bes Gbinser be--1rt. buB bieier nah
Stpei 5aaen Farb. Der @taatsentpalt
beantraate 5tpei Sabre Gefdnsnib, bod,
tieb es bas Geriht Bel einem sSabre.
betpenben. 9
81. 2nnban. 6tahtibreibsr 6enfts
ling CAB arf feline ssrau in Der 3antIau
einen MeppiDeriAub ab. Der glidlidr.s
ipeife nur Die 0aare freifte. Der EhGs
ter. ber unapeifelhaft seiiteSaeif6rt III,
fli1tete bierauf.
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SCI bsr lsidk pcrssfunbsnen 3efttl III
fejtgeiftllt lpoEben, bat bds iungt
MabMen aus D[benbura ftamnlt unb
Gina 6imme beibt. Cine ptr6eirdtbets
G1reiier bes in Sabre 1875 seboreS
i.en M6bnens tpobnt in NpfbenboHt.
Die Werunsliidte lror 3uIebt Qduss
(: bdltssin I'M 6nuie zines arstes am
Marttplab.
@ifborn.. Der Shfoferneis
tier Wisbelnt Qoeltae bier, isit 20
sJqbren auh Rreisaidmeiiter, besins
iein 50idbrises Weiiteriubildum.
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Proe. Ga dsie,s.

grfurt. Dieter Sdge itiir3te'
I'm ndhen Torfe 4iibnbauien bic gbes
frau bss fortiaen lanbnirtbespfd
bic duf einem belabenen grntelDagen
fab. BON Dleiem berab; lie blieb NIT
5erlnntettertem @hdoel tobt liesea.
0unbisburg. Derbaftet 1T
Der Orebr Obrborf aus Mltbdlbenss
leben, Der oerbddtia 1T. einen sroben
@etrsioebie,nen be5 6errn p. Haibu=
iius auf biei. sslur in 8rano ssftedt
gu baben.
Safsnebel. Der i9oa aier<
lia 20 Sabre i'm Banbnbienit cnsez
iieute Harsirarbeiter Mhrens. Elm Dor%
iidttger Menid. qerietb bes Mbenos.
flirs nchhem er ieinen Dienit angetres
ten bate. beim Haonairen sfpiihen
atpe! Buffer lnb tpurbe auf Der Steae
tcttoebriidt.
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3RsSe,s.

4 -. i
Sdnerin, d. SO. Bon eiuenl
iahren 1ob ereilt ipnrbe Der HeferenzH
bar d. 8. Rcrl Mnberfth bierielbft.
Derfelbe iti.g. in Der Nd9t iiber ben
@artenadiin feiner Gltern, bliebfnbsr
10 unaliidlih 3nifhen bem 3onn nnb
sinem bardn btfinrlithen 6tadelnraht
bdngen, blB Ter Sob burh gr}tiden
eintrat. Grit am Nahmittua beRelben
5aees tpurbc Mnberfh als 2eidt Dorz
gefunben.
IifIenbprf. Oabier ging
Elm benz @emeinbeboriteber Soiepb
Ruber seb0riser RosaeniAober in
Jlamn,en auf unb brannte In tnr5,r
3eit nieber.
Welnau.-Sbr 5OidbriseS priez
fer eubilGum feierten bieier 9age
stpei bohbetagte @eiitlide unfererGr3s
bi03eIen, .ndmlih Der Drobit Walenst;
aus pinne slinb Der problt @raD3.i
aus 59otten. griterer lit ", lebter.r
70 Sabre aft. Qlls bic 6erren por 80
Sabren Die prieiterpeibe empfingen,
iparen es SilfdmrneE 18 iltnge @etftz
lide, jebt nah @erlauf zines balben
Sabrbunberts iinb bieIe beioen nnr
mebr am 2sben.
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Gr4jts. Dsr sip5II .ynbEe dIte
NestcrdtfGiiler @&iptnlons &o9n ttS
@rennmei{tsrs, fdnb, dIS .tr nit mebz
rtren Rndtsn ii ber Nphf bdbefe, III
ben WelIen ftinen Tob, trobbtm Il res
Ghmintmens fun6ia may Der
Ghmer5 bes Woters. Elm Witt1per. rsr
rur biefen einea Gobn bate. lift arcb.
11rbe. Sn benz 1bkme'idtn
ginnobnerboug, Wsninabcferftr.. tr.tz
tomb letthin sSeuer. Dd bic Jeutrs
ipebr ibneu duf ber Hronbftdtte erz
ihien, fourte bafelbe aaf feinen Serb
bei1rdntt iDerben. Sin Staffaablit
franntt ieboh nitber.