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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-03
Sellada y entregada en-
presencia de

Sellada y entregada en-
presencia de
....,.....
o. E. plazo para producer ell certifi-
cado de desembarco es de un ano para
las exportaciones para Euiopa y Anne
RIGA dos para el Africa y Asia.
65. :Iabiendo cumpli 10 debidamen-
te ell anterior requisite sc librara un per-
misc para que entregue el guarda alma
cen los efectos al Vista en- la to-ma
siguiente:
Peymiso para Ia enttfsa de exp0,taeidu.
IucIlO uc
Aduana de .......
Al Guarda almacen:
Entregara v. al Vista del puerto para
su exportacion por. ----..-.--.
d. (aqui la mercancla) i'm
portada en- este distrlto. en-. -----..
I8 .....por. .en e.. .-..
=. cap. de. ..-.
......El Administrator,
66. Sc trasmitira al propio Official la
orden de extraction con los detail ei in
dicandole peso. media, aforo etc, en-
esta forma:
Foy0tWla namerO 78.
Puerto de.
Aduana ..I8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-03

Aprobado,
GUY V. HENRY,
Mayor General Voluntarios, Cmdg.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14

TIE REPUBLIc one year one dollar.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
. DAYLIGHT CHIT. BRICK Ks store c. M MILLISACK "z. ss.E5R

Engine SD, Engineer James, bursted
/ a cylinder while pulling the local freight
east Of GOOdland Thursday. The en-
CINE was brought back to GOodland
ION one side"
1t is said the Dinner Bros, and J. J.
9 rier, railroad hotel men, are figuring
on hotel property in Smith Centre.
These fellows know a good, wide-awake
town when they meet up with it
Smith Centre Journal.
It is rumored that Andy Mccormick
has resigned the position of superin-
tendent Of motive power of the Chicago
q Alton, and accepted a position as
general superintendent of a suburban
road running out Of Chicago.
Superintendent Smith of Colorado
Springs and Chief Dispatcher Young
of GOOdland came down on No. 6 and
returned on the local yesterday morn
ing, paying a visit to the railroad boys
along the line.-Phillipsburg Herald.
Engine $40, Engineer Garrett and
Fireman Beidelman, broke the left side
rod in two while pulling a train on the
LimOn-Denyer run Thursday. The
broken rode badly damaged the left
side Of the cab and tore the running
board off The engine was brought to
GOOdland for repairs.
The net earning of the Rock Island
road for the month of February were
500, 46S, a decrease of 3d., 213 from the
net earnings for the corresponding
month Of last year. For the IL months
ending February ., the net earnings
Of the road have been S7,O94,813, an in
crease of S333, S64 over the net earnings
of the same period of the preceding
! fiscal year.
A RaymOnd-W tourist special
consisting Of nine or ten cars passed
/ through going east Tuesday night.
| Engineer Jim Boyle, who now runs
I from GOOdlRnd TO the Springs, brought
/ the special down. He had not been in
/ this city for several years. though be
used to be one of the regulars running
| in here. His many old friends we're
glad to see him again.-PhillipsburR
I Herald.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
RAILROAD NEWS.

Walter Chalss is a new apprentice in
the machine shops.
Two new machinist's apprentices
have been put to work.
Engine sd will be sent to Horton
shops for generel repairs.
Three brak emen were here this week
looking for employment.
Joe Curran of Kanorado is a new ap-
prentice in machine shops.
Maehiuist Charley Mccormick was
off duty this week owing to illness.
A rumor says that the fast passenger
trains may be put on again this summer.
Joe Waters is back from several
weeks visit at his old home in Missouri.
Machinist Q. Z. Q Ongdon was of
duty Monday, caused by rheumatism.
William Huff, timer in the shop, has
resigned and will look for greener fields.
Engineer G. E. Wiley is able to be
out, after a serious illness with pneu-
mOnia.
II. BrOssO returned Tuesday morning
from several days visit with his son at
| Colorado City.
Jess Yocum, Of the night depot force,
was at Ramah, Col, this week, acting
] as relief agent.
". ". Leeman has moved into the
King residence, recently vacated by
W. R. Morton.
Conductor J. P. Cullen returned to
work Friday. He had been of duty
| for two months.
Boilsrmaker Peter Neugebauer has
! been discharged for failure to report
for work when called.
John Barley, a round house en-
/ plOye, was OF duty several days last
week attending court.
There is every reason TO believe that
: spring is here. L Q. Smith has shaved
I OF his Whiskers, q sure sign
Dir. and Mrs. ". R Morton have
/ taken apartments at the Depot hotel,
K where they viii make their home.
Engine 93T is laid up for light repairs
and her engineer, p. K Ryan, with his
/ family are spending few days at Colo
RADIO Springs.
/ John Mercer has sold his place on
Deer creek to a. B. Miller, a Rock
Island brakeman, Of GOOdland.-Phil-
/ lipsbUrg Herald.
John Boyle was badly ratified at the
masquerade bail when the best looking
4 coon on the floor slipped up and gave
him the HObson kiss
/ Al Studer, assistant superintendent
OF motive power and equipment, was
up from Horton Wednesday cOnferring
with the local officers Of this division
j Brakeman Harry Lamassney, who
met With an injury in the GoOdland
yards a number CT weeks ago, Is bach
frOm the east where he went 60 re
cuperats-
Engine 946. while pulling No. 10 sast
OF GOOdlauc THURSDAY night, burster
a valve seat which disabled the engine
An engine from GoOdland was sent &
the rescue.
Z The large flag VS. hsif-masted las
THURSDAY as 8 marx % respect for "a.
soldiers E1o loss their lives ia C'nhz
and ThJs9sr7 barred - -trii1'' rt1zr s.s-n
ztzrT. nelr eli1rfcn. GA ttst
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14

To all points east via Great Rock
Island Route. Leave GOOdland every
Saturday. Pullman Tourist Car rates
3 so to Chicago, 81 to Buffalo and 80
to Boston. Reserve your accOmmOda-
tons early. Get full particulars of
agent, or write z. ". Thompson, assist
ant general passenger and ticket agent,
Topeka, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
NEARLY a PRAIRIE FIRE FATALITY
Irawilson Seriously Burned While Eight
ing Fire.

I Ira Wilson Seriously Burned While Eight
ing Fire.
Monday evening it looked as though
I an incendiarT was at work; his wrath
/ being kindled at the buffalo grass Of
I this section. From every point Of com
pass from GOOdland the horizon was
[ speckled with prairie fires The flames
were dealing death to thousands Of
acres Of grazing lands at time Of year
which was most disastrous, as the new
grass has Just commenced to bud It
may be only a coincidence that so many
fires were raging at the same time, but
credence Is given by some to a report
that the grass was fired purpOsely, the
object being to rid the country Of for
eign cattle which are being grazed In
this section. Others, however, give this
idea no thought, and place the respOn-
sibility to csrlessness Of persons burn
ing of weed patches, aud letting the
fires get beyond their control
The most serious of the fires that
were burning Monday, and one IN
which a human life was nearly lost, Oc-
CURED near the line adjoining Chey-
enue county, directly north Of Good
land. The fire was burning furiOusly
and all the farmers and ranchmen Of
that vicinity we're Waging a bitter fight
in trying to put in down by blowing
fire guards, etc, In hopes that the
range" might be saved. it Was while
blowing a fire guard at this fire that
Ira Wilson was so seriously burned.
The injured man lives ten miles north
and three west of GOOdland.
He was blowing with a fOur-hOrse
team, and il seems that he was right in
the path of the fire. 1t had burned
right up to him before he realized his
PerilOus position. At this stage the
horses became frightened and we're
madly prancing about, as the fire was
burning under their feet. Wilson tried
to control the team, and before he
could extricate himself be was badly
burned about his face and hands, and
his hair and eyebrows we're singed.
The most serious part was the inhaling
of hot air and smoke, and it was
thought for a time that this might
prove fatal.
The accident happened at about five
o'clock IN the evening, and DR.. Candy
of this city was sent for to attend the
injured man.
A report received yesterday from
Wilson is that he Is recovering.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
oRrH ForNn aUrLrr.
But the verdict Is Set Aside and a New
Trial Granted

But the Verdict Is set Aside and New
Trial Granted.
The Orth case went to the jury Thurs
day evening at six o'clock and they
remained out until Friday morning at
nine o'clock, when q verdict Of guilty
WIS returned The verdict came as a
surprise tSsmany, as the defense sue
ceeded IN establishing plausible allbl,
and the worst expected by the defense
was disagreement
When the verdict was read Orth
broke down and became hysterical,
throwing himself to the court room
floor. moaning and crying HIS bro
theirs and friends could not console him
in this frenZisd state, and 1t required
the services Of a physician to restore
him to quiet.
After the verdict was received notice
was at once given by the defendants
council that a motion for a new trial
would be made. The argument for the
new trial was heard Friday afternoon
The defense took the position that the
evidence did not warrant the verdict
and charged the prosecuting attorney
with irregularities. Both charges we're
sustained By the court, the verdict was
set aside and the cause continued to
the July term.
It is doubtful If the case will ever
come to trial again
The case was called for trial Tuesday
morning and it took until Wednesday
noon to secure a jury. About 80 citi-
zens we're examined for JuFymen before
the u we're acceptable. They were: J. 3.
BOOthrOy, foreman, George Sperry, A.
S. GaffOrd, Elmer Harrington, J. A.
Barley, A j. AthertOn, William Cal
low, Charles Didra, John Arendt, E d.
Ackley, Henry Buss, J. p. Johnson,
Mat and Nick Orth, brothers of the
accused, and a dozen other neighbOrs
and friends came here from AndaIe,
SedEwick county, in his behalf They
all testified Of seeing the defendant at
AndaIe and immediate vicinity the date
the robbery was committed. On the
other hand, Hutchinson and his wife
identified Orth as one Of the men who
- last. Other witnesses identified the
defendant as being a person they had
seen IN the Hutchinson neighbOrhOOd
the day Of the robbery.
Orth gave bail In the sum of $1,000
Friday evening and was released from
his long confinement which dates from
November 10. The sureties are: Mat
Orth, Joseph Grassl, Joseph l. Engle-
brecht, julius Fisher of Andale, Kan,
and E T. Murphy Of this city.
Mrs Ola 4. Vaughn was granted a
divorce from her husband, Ebert W
Vaughn, on the ground Of desertiOn
and nOn-supPOrt- She was given the
custody Of the two minor children and
restored TO her maiden name
Court adjourned Friday evening
after having been in session five days. /
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14

It will pay you to visit the Golden
Rule store
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
The opera House Proposition.


The Union State bank Of GOOdIand opened up
for business yesterday. State Bank Commits
siOner John ". Briedeuthal OF Topeka oticiated
at the opening He also examined the GOOdIand
City bank while here.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14

The Number OF Votes Received BY Candi-
dates at the Municipal Election.
The city council met Friday night
and canvaSsed the votes Of the late
municipal election The official count
follows, with the exception Of the scat
terinU vote
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14

If your child has thin. pale cheeks,
uncertain appetite and unrestful sleep,
it has worms, and cureing with strong
medicines only makes conditions worse
by irritating its delicate stomach.
Whites Cream Nermifuge is mild but
certain in effect, and Is a superior ton
&c as we'll as a positive worm destroyer.
W. Ennis.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-04-14
Read This.

have an order for 80 clear quarters
Sherman county land-must be cheap;
cash NJ. ROBINSON.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
baut iinb unb ollsm Mnfdein r,dh
niM aeniiasnb berontsrt purDen.

baut finb unb allsm Mnfdein mad,
nidt seniIasnb berantsrt puroen.
GanenbprF. gploenc 9odl=
seii feierten b,e 4fisaiheiler IS. Veib'-
fHen Ghelsute tn 2a1enDorf I'M Erelie
ihrer &inber, @robtinber. 8erfpanbz
ten unb syrennbe. Yon nab anb fern
liefen Gliidpiinide ein. Super:atenz
bent Rapen, 8rebenboitel, iiberrei4te
bic bcm Subelpaare bon BEN Raiier
perliebene Gbeiuoildums Meballle.
Misburg. Der Neubdu her
6annoter'i6en giiensieBerei tit To-
melt sef0rhtrt, faB bic 8eripaltuna
erbpfft, ben Geianlmtbetrieb in Mis<
burg Mnfang 1900 aufneh,nen gu
fDnnen, ndbrsnb Der 8etrieb in 6anz
roDer f6on Dorber sans eingeltelt
tperbsn fpirb. 0urh biefen Reubaa
ipuroe aud i'm bereangenen Sabre fer
8etrieb beeirtrdhttet. Der ers:elte
HettpgelDinn itellt iib auf $4,000
Mdrf; baralls ion eine OiDibenbe
bon 10 pocent pertbeilt tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

gefigbeim. Griienr W0rtq
hier. elm febr erafsirter Wtdnr, 1dt
6reiaepplperldhiIe auf iiH abgegspssI!. !.
aipei in ben Ropf unb einen T.. nie
6ersqeaenb. Gr tpurbe beiDnbtlos ~
elmer Blufladje in feiner Wpbnnng &C.
fnnben.
Bibera Na6bem bseBo9n'
5trede Wartbanien - O1lenbdulsn
ifaatlinerIeits gepriift iDurbs. iptrD
bemn6dft bieGr5ffnuns erfnlaen: Dsrt
Mnfdlub nah Biberad. big ipnbin Dte
G1malipur nod nidt fertig iti, ntro
tdelih mittelit Diei 5pnoer5Asen DeI'
mttteIt tDerDen.
8Ioubeuren. DER Solonet
2pible BON germaringen ger1etD l1s
folee5Geuiperbens zines feiner5bsere.
zines Golhes, unter zen Wage1' nno
tpurbe aaif her 6tslle getDbiet.
8radenbeim m. Der pet Der
6tecferei an her airhtoeih in 0abers
Itblaht i6tper berlebte Meinsdrtnsr
Sat. Wsarer 1T feinen Munhen erles
een. ST binterldBt cine Wittfpe uno
srei &inter bon Sabr unb BON -
Saaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

8rpb : @erau. - Bum Befen
Der Sinterbliebenen unb Geripunbeten
unfe-er IiibafritaniSGen 2anbsleute
tpsrben aesenipdrtig in alien bteiisen
GaitbGulern Gammelbidfen nit ents
ipredsnber Wufl4rift aufssFellt,
lpelde 9irettpr Ropp pon ber gonlcrs
penfabrit ~Selpetio1 geIpenhet bat.|
Die Mnreauns gu biefem eetpib arsrs(
ternsnsnertben ltnternsbmen CAB Ie,j
botteur 8. aDbler bier.
6iraenbain. n. - 8irgermsiftes
guBmann feierte fein 25idbriaes
NmtsiubilGum. DIN absnb batte
Ortsbpritanb, 9eIanez unb arieeers
psrein cine Ooattpn perarftaltet, bem
sSubilar ipurbe eine solbene 1lbr nit
Getts iiberreiht.
alma. - em Gpitale ift Der
aiifer Rarl 8afpar eeforben, unb
atpar an ben perbdnsniBbpllen 5olsen
beg Sturses. ben er bur1 bas Nnfabs
rem eines Wiesbabener RabfaBrers auf
Der 6ndbeimer ghaufes erlistsns bat.
Stir ben bstr. Habfobrer iptro bic
Sahe iebt re9t fdlimm lperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
G@teHeu.

Qauban. -- Der tiirsIicb BIER
perftorbene emeritirte Sberpfarrer
Ghriitopb bat ouBer 1900 Wart fir
bas Rinberheim au Seibenberg oer9e:
meince Sdonberg O2.. mo er lang:
Sabre amtirte, $4,000 Wart teitas
mentariid nermaht.
Marfliffa. a. Mm Refcrmaz
tionstaae ipurbe in Der bieiisen ebon~
aelif6en Stride Elm 19idbriger Nfris
taner. NIT Hamen 9enbrit Diueuu,
getauft. Serielbe ftummt aus ben
oeutfden ipeitafrifanilben Beiibun~
gen. bon mo tbn 1err 9raf EeI nit
nah europa sebradt bat.
Saaan. Mls Ha6foloer bes
berftorbenen Sersoss 2uoipis gu 5az
gan unb 8aleneub 1T nunmebr beTsn
dlteter Sobn Der Qebnerbe prins 8oz
fon. bur6 2ebnsbrief nit bem9eraogs
thum Saaan belebnt tporoen; Der
Trina fiibrt nun hen Sitel zines 6er=
soas au Soson. Oa Der in sSronfreid
treilsnbe 6eraos Boipn nod ertrontt
1T. blsibt 6err @raf RaniB aunddtt
Iehnspormunb.
Gteinau a. 8. - Ser Mrbeite-
Wo9el, etn mod iunser Mann uno er't
ieit furaer 3eit berbeiratbet. erfdoB
iid3 in feiner Wrbnuna aus nod unbe-
tannten @riinben. NogeI bate aug
einem Repolper mebrere ShiiNs aeaen
ild aboefeuert, popon einer in Die
redte Bruftfette traf unb ben Sob aur
sfolqe bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
clSentnra 1tno Wfe dlcnbmra.

gurbepe. Die @belsute Saz
fobs bier1elblt unb Golbe!peD ins1ens
besinsen bas Geit ber solbenen 5ob@
aeit i'm RreiIe tbrer 9laAfommen, in
fDrperlid)er uno eeiittser SSrif9e unb
Riiltisfeit. Won ibren Mttbiirssrn
Der @emeinbe erbielten bic euhslpaare
Elm Geidfnf, bas in etnem 6 Iilberne
20ffel entbaltenben gtui beitano.
Butiabtneen. Der Qafens
mei{ter 2abrmann unb Der slrbeiter
SbDle in Teboertparberiiel erbi.iten
bon ber beutffen 8sfenl1aft gu @et=
tuna 9hiffbrii9ieer in Mnerfennans
ter Hettuns bes @Aiffers uno5teuerz
manns bon Der auf 6obenlpege aeten<
terten Sialt ,gmanuel" auber ben fill
bernen Mebaillen nod Elm Belbeez
1dent BON ie IS Mart.
bertpar 0us tierz
ielbjt belegene 2aubeut Der Dittipe
gbrens 1T i'm Dffentliher 8erpad,z
tunasiermine an ben 2onomann s.
8ora.n gu Diethauien fiir $3.50 W.
pro 8ras perpaebtet tporoen.
Sc Dna. - Oas Grbpdbt.r s.
MeDsr'i1e Gbepaar i'm naben GorIe
Benain feierts i'm SSamilientrsiie bas
Ieltene Set Der biamantenen 9odt
seit. Der 6eraoe Reaent iiberl lanbte
l,ehIt etnen, @'liid!uunf6l61etben
h1fit iein BilDnib in pra9tooIen
8plbrabmer. 0as esubelpaar 1T aeiz
Fig unD f6rperlih nod redt riiTtia.
g 9nnbers. Sn elmer Ter
lssten NG1te ipurbe in Der Srt1haft
ST. WtolbeGn Eel Sblaasborf Elm fres
der ginbru9 ouseeibt. 8ei bemGatz
trirth uno 2rGmer 8edmann ipuroe
n1nlih i'm 2dhen cine sSenlterId,eibe
einaebriidt unb Der Oieb ities Elm,
modte b1s 2atenfoiTe leer l,nb osrz
iGpanb bamit. Cine suriidseluHeus
StreidbDlaerI1ahtel fpIIte gum Der
rotber pelten. Gin poliaiit bon hier
bealb If fofort nan Giibed uno es
selang. nit 6ilfe Der bortioen po!tz
5ei, ben SpGtcr in feinsr WobHuug an
entosden uno gu Derboften.>
Strelth. - 3u gbren bes 50.
Geburtstaees bes sroBen Sobnes ber
Stabt Strelib bate biefs an benz
friiberen 6auie bes Or. Daniel @an=
bers eine funitpol aussefiibrts blon=
gene @ebenttofel iiber Der Shiir cn=
brinssn lafen nit fpleenben Wort,n:
rsyn bieiem Sauie pobnte bon 1852
Bis au ieinem Sobe. II. Mdr5 1897,
Der profei1or Or. Daniel Saapers.
ssSbrem ghrsnbiiraer bic Stabt Stre>
lib."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
len 800, 900 M. auf ben Neubau zines
Observation-Disclosures cSnftttut5. ST.

len 300 900 Wa. auf ben Neubau eines
lanbpirtbfdoftliden Snftituts, ST.
100000 81. auf ben Nenhdu zines
pbpiifalifden Snftttats. 100000 W.
auf ben Neubau eines 9etertndr@ Sn
itituts. 10000 M. auf ben 9au elmer
eosIplirbriide BET Der pfphiairii9cn
unb gserpenflinif, 100000 M. ,f ben
gripeiterunasbau beim 2abDra. ,rinm
fir ongemanbte Ghemie, 10000 W'.
auf bic 6erfelIuns elmer Wteberbrnd=
balnpfbeisuns i'm 3ooloeiihen sSniti=
tute, fotpie $4,000 so. auf bic Grid
tuna zines aeTelbouies nit Dampfs
fdprnitein aipifhen bem 5oolosilten,
lanbpirtbi9aftli6en unb pbpiitalis
fhen sSnititute.
Gin Grobfeuer serit0rte benDah>
ftub( bes rSotel 9auTe" am 8obplog
n elmer 2lusbehnuna pDn SO Weeter.
Man permutbet, bas Seuer !et burtt
gntsinbuns BON @Henrub entitonben.
- Die 5ectton bes i'm Dalbe bon
@rpbfdpder anIdeinenb erl9ofea
aufsefunbenen Sberprimoners bss
bieI .5taatsaprnafiums, ,5ettesoit, bat
eroeben, bab ter SOB nidt burd Gr:
fhieben crfolst 1T, bab ptelrebr Die
&opfperlebuneen MIR lei6te unges
fdhrlihe Gtidpunfen, bic iih Der unz
eliidlide iunse Mann anIheineno
felbft on Rnpfe erit beisebroft bat,
iinb unb bab ber Sob atpeifelsobne
burh Grtrinten in Der 2ade berbeisee
fiibrt tpprten 1T.
DDbeln. Ser biefge8aufdulz
director Gdeerer feierte Iein 25jdhrts
oes 2ebreriubildum. Seine Shiilsr
peranftalteten ibm su gbren etnenSoz
delaus unb einen Setcommers.
Spfepbsbprf. - Der Brdnbs
ftifter bes bier sum Musbrud setoms
menen Teuers ift in ber perfon bes
12iGbrioen Ghulfnoben 6ampel aus
Reusersborf ernittelt unb perbaftet
ipprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

itiftuna unb MebIelfdlfhuns 81 fiinf
Sobren 3r6thaus Dernrthcilte Gerbsr
Bre1m bon Saalbrrg i'm Misberaufs
nnbmeperFdbren bp,r Der Mntlaae Ter
8ranoitiftuns freiseiproden.
Botba. Bripdtier SdIed aus
MubIa ipurbe BON Der 9lntloge zines
8erbredens aeeen Die Sitth4feit frei=
sefprohen.
2oburs. Sn benz Nahbarborfe
Scbenaiab ftarb Der 81 Sabre alte
Sbafmeiiter gbriftopb 3anber, Der
SO Sabre lang brei @enerationen Der
5omilie Bohenitein auf benz bieiisen
giittergute treu seoient bat.
DeliBId, = Ginige 8orftanbs=
mitolieber bes Mlterthumsbereins tpa=
rem bamit beIddftiet, i'm itGbtiIden
Mrhip Die fiir has Mltertbumsmuz
Ieum beftimmten @egenItdnbe gu be-
iibtiaen. Bei bieler Nrbeit ma6tea
lie einen duBerit tpertbpollen Stunt.
esSn einem Hsoal tpurbe Elm pradtpol=
Ter @obelin. Der bic sahressabl 1929
trdgt nnD tpunDerbar gut erbdlten IT.,
poraefunben. Den Mertb bes feltenen
Wanbteppids idabt man auf einiss
tauienb Warf.
Dom n B. - Das Dorf Ooms
nib bat einen bebel,tenber Shritt nah
portpdrts aetbon. Das sanae Dorf,
Biz ouf eine fleine Gtrede, 1T fdnali.
iirt. bic @rdben. bic bas Oorf burb@
idnitten. aeebnet. 5pGter min man
baran seben. bic 9auptitraben unS
Gdnae i'm Dorfe gu pflaitern.
Bom GihsfeIbe. @Aon
tpieber bat Elm srobes Seuer Duber,
ftabt beimsefudt. Bermutbli9 burd
fpielenbe Sinner fam in e:ner nit
ssru4t pollsepfropften Sdeune baa
sseuer aug. bas 10 idnel nm iif
eriff, bab balb 6 @heunen urb 6ins
tereetdube inHlammen itarben. Oieis
sopie eine Siihleripertf.dtte nranntel
aGnslih nieber. Gin Seusrpebrmanr
ipurbe burd berabftiir3enbe Dahaie.
gel {hper berlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
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lebrer 9teimolb bic oushinaenbe 5abne
bereinbolen tpollte, ersriff ibn e1n
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binaus auf's pflaiter. no sr iotort osf'
Sob fanb.
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unter Mitnahme Der 5tationstane
rer1hipunbene Babnbean,te gn1tI
@tridler tpurbe In gbiafo perhoftet;
ct toirb ausgeliefert tperben.
Mannbeim. - Durd bic Grs
sGblungen Ieines Sausnirtbs iiber bic
etropasen unb- pladereien bes Milis
tdrbisnfies beeinflabt. befblob Der Mrs
better Bilbelm Sauns iib bienfnns
tarelib 5u MAIDEN. Gr badte iih NIT
bem 6olsbeil ben 3eigefineer Der rebs
ten Sanb ab. Die 5traffammer ners
urtbeilts ib, tpeeen @atbftner5tiimnes
lung III l Sabr Gefanenib.
- Cine neutrality-suspicious. nnn pers
teerenber Mirfune erstonete ith i'm
Daupihsn 6eitTpiel1aus in 2ublpisss
tofenzSriefenbein. Das DAD bes
Saales. cine Deds 1T ntdt pcrbanoen
purbe in Die SDbs gehp5en unb aus
ter Beranteruns seriiIen, i6mmtlihe
sfenIteriheiben 5ertriiinmert, bie9ubne
uno hos aeian,mte Mobiliar bemoliri.
Der Nrbeiter slnbrsas Rncpf tuurbe
auf cine anIebnl;de Strede fnrtges
fdleubert unb erlitt fhtpere 8ranbs
punhen. Mu9 Der Sobn bes Wirtbes
purbs berlebt.