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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

Everybody knows that suicide Is un-
known In England. 1t exists without
existing, ms IL were, says Bordeaux La
France. When on the other side OF
the channel person is found asphyx-
lated by charcoal fumes, or lying in n
pool OF blood with his arteries opened,
OF strung up TO the branch Of a tree.
an inquiry Is held, and II Is solemnly
laid down that the deceased succumbed
20 fl Of temporary insanity; for IL
would be immoral for an Englishman
70 commit suicide. and shocking % re-
late the fact.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. Am unveri-
fed report of hol1-up on the Peoria,
Decatur g. Evansville railroad was re-
ceived here. The night passenger train
was held up by masked robbers at the
coal mine near Lincoln. 2S miles north
of Springfield. H. Is reported that one
OF the robbers was shot by n train
man and killed. No details OF the az
fair can be obtained at this time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
No New cases.

New Orleans, Sept. 5.--There were no
Developments Monday in the fever sit
uation. No new cases have been report
ed 10 the board of health and the case
ON Euterpe street is practically we'll
DR.. Blunt has wired from Texas that
he cannot come until he has his qua
antinc fully established and in working
order
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
Trnnrnnrt Ashore.

Kobe, Japan, Sept. 4.--The United
States transport Morgan City has been
wrecked near small town called
Onomichi, which Is located on the i'm
land sea. The vessel was bound for Ma
Mia and had nearly 1000 recruits on
board for the American commander in
the philipnines
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
struck by a TraIn.

Milwaukee, Sept. A special TO the
Sentinel from Cedar Grove, Wis, says
three men were instantly killed and
another seriously injured by being run
down 10y the north-bound limited train
on the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road Sunday night. The dead are: Au-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
what He Had.

Guest-What have you gotg
Waiter-Fve got liver, calfs brains, pigs
feet.
II don't want description OF your phys
ical peculiarities. What. you have got to eat
Is what want 10 know."-Boston Traveller.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
Family Pride

The Husband-But we can't afford to keep
a carriage.
The Wife, know we can't, but want to
show that stuck.up Mrs. Brown that we can
have things we can't afford just as well as
they CHIN Y journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

Fact in Physiology. -"They say man
who turns pale when he gets mad is the most
dangerous" II guess that is so. A man
who IA scared nearly out OF his boots will
put up an awful fight. "-Indianapolis Jour
nal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
Sort Of .short DecIs -

The boss dynamiters of Japan are PAX
N Yank, PAX Chung Yung and PAX Yung
hyo, and they are very bad pack.-Balti-
more Herald
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

Knew His Capacity. Bilkins is
dead He drank ] 4 gallons of straight whis.
ky. Ia high balls and half keg of beer
night before last" is that so? What was
the cause of his death g"-Chicago Times.
Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

Buffalo, y. y, Sept. 4.--Gilbert Ben
ming. 20 years old. and Abraham HILL,
aged i3, were drowned from row
bont In the harbor Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09

. A Boston paper says that about 300 women
have been licensed to preach. The rest have
not taken the trouble to get a liccnse.-St.
Louis Republic.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
Tcstiaes for Dreyfus.

NJ. Trarieux. formerly minister OF
justice, was the next witness called.
lie made a long deposition in favor
OF Dreyfus. reviewing the history Of
the case and his own part in conncc-
ton Herewith.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-09-09
Goo Into sccret sessIon.

At the conclusion of M. Trarieux's
testimony, which was a veritable speech
for the defense and which apparently
made an impression upon the judges,
the court-martial went behind closed
doors and examined the secret espion-
age dossier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

entire exterior wcodwork. repainted,
much new woodwork done, and new win
dows inserted. The windows are OF
beautiful opalescent glass. and were ali
donated to the church, and bear Tho
names Of the following persons and or
ganiZations
Margaret l.. Parish James G.
Rirdsong. Jr.. Young Pecric's Union.
Church Improvement Society" John
c. Jordan" '.Iqcob s. Allen. MARY
Broughton, "Cornclia r. Holeman and
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
The BAPTIST TABERNACLE.
Its TwenyFIfh AnnversaryHstory of One of the Great
est Religious Forces in the State.

Today closes the week of the celebra-
tion of the Twenty Anniversary of
the founding of the Baptist Tabernacle
in Raleigh The good that this church
has accomplished in the States capital,
eternity alone can tell. 1t is one OF
the greatest religious forces in the
State. growing in usefulness as it grows
in years. The exercises of the past
week have acquainted the people of the
city and State with an honorable history
OF the first twenty-five years and have
stimulated the membership with greater
zeal for future achievements.
HISTORY OF THE TABERNACLE
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Early in 1874 the Sunday School or
the First Baptist church conceived the
idea of establishing a mission station in
the eastern section of the city, and a
committee was aTpointed to select Il site.
A lot on Swain street, between Martin
and Davie. was purchased. and on May
1st J. G. Maroon. John ID. Briggs and
w. III. Dodd were appointed to let the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Superintendent Sunday School since 1877
to. and conscientiously enforce. all
wholesome discipline of the church; that
we will uphold the Worship of God
and the ordinances of His house by
regular attendance thereon. search
diligently the Scriptures. observe closet
or family worship, and seek to train UP
those under our care to the glory Of
God in the salvation of their souls; that
as we have been planted together in
the likeness of His death by baptism,
and raised from an emblematic grave to
walk in newness of life, especially will
we seek divine aid to enable us to walk
circumspectly and watchfully in the
world denying all mgodliness and ev-
cry worldly lust that we will remember
the poor and contribute cheerfully of
our means for their relief, and for the
maintenance Of faithful, gospel mn-
istry among us, and for the spread Of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

contract for a ll0nse of worship. Brother
+. s. Allen secured the contract, and the
building was soon erected. On the 1st
Of June Il Sunday School was organized.
Brother Jacob S. Alien was selected as
the superintendent.
The interest rapidly increased, and a
church organization was s2on desired.
whcreupon Brethren Jacob $. Allen, y.
II. Bronghton. w L. Womble, Henry
Mitchell. Sr., ]. NJ Broughton. with Sis
teirs Mary Bronshton. Mrs. Jacob ). Al
len. Miss Carrie Wilson (now Mrs. Cost
nerl. Miss Matte Harton (now Mrs.
Booker. Mrs. c. r. Bureh (now Mrs.
Holleman). withdrew from the First
church: and Gn the 10Th of November,
1874. Il Presbytery, consisting of Drs.
L. H. Pr5tthard and j. d. Hufham. and
Revs. \. T. Reed and j. l.. Britt, with
the deaocns of the First church, duly
organized the foregoing brethren and sis
1ers into the Swain Street Baptist
church. Brethren j. S. Allen. y. =.
Brongnton and w. r. Womble constitut-
ing the Beard Of Deacons.
THE FIRST PASTOR.
Rev. i. ID. Huffman, ID. d.. was called
to the pastoratp. and entered urDn the
discharge Of his duties on the first Sun
day in December. During DIR. Huffman )
pastorate three years and seren monthsl
about one hundred and thirty were add
ed 10 the membership.
During ii series of meetings conducted
bv Rev. i. NJ Jordan. commencing the
a7th of February. 1879. it was found
that the building was too small to ne
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
LEADS ALL MORTH CAROLINA DGlES I'M NEWS AND CIRCULATION.

Lillian Eckloff, Prof w. ]. Brogdcn,
w. c. Richardson, Miss Maud Red.
Miss Bertha Stein, Judson Peclc, Capt.
j. j. Bernard, Prof Il. +. Moses.
Junior Department, Boys-AIrs. J. NJ.
Barbee, Miss Carrie Broughton. Girls
w. A. Cooper, Miss Lolie Tonnoffski.
Primary Departmental, III. Wealth
ers, Mrs. 10. III. Weathers
OFFICERS TABERNACLE BAp-
list CHURCH. 1899.
The following is roster of the Off
GERS of the church:
Pastor-Rev \. NJ. Simms, ID. ID.
Deacons-E G.. Holleman, chairman;
r. NJ. Andrews. j. s. Allen, y. r.
Broughton. J. NJ Broughton. j. G..
Birdsong. Il. H. Bradley, r. j. Bash
ford. J. r. Barkley, w. \. Cooper A..
b. FoTes, w. T.. Holloway, A. III.
M,oneyham, J. II. Weathers.
Church Clcrk-W. w. Parish.
treasurer j. Bernard
Financial Secretlry-NIiss Alice Wom-
hip
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Many a man who knows nothing about
the tatiif would goeon a tariff he could
stand the bartender of.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

comm0date the large crowds, and that it
was necessary to secure larger room
or enlarge the building. The latter
course being thought best, Brother Allen
was again called uIDn TO display his
push in building: he Immediately COM
meneed gathering material and on the
10Th Of March the sound OF hammer and
saw was heard and the building rose as
if by magic. 80 that when the congrega
tion assembled on the 21st they found
room increased to double its size. And
yet still more soom was needed.
PASTORArE OF REV. w. r.
GWAI1TNEY.
DIR. Hufham having resigned, a COM
mittee was appointed to recommend a
successor. and in September, 1877. a
call was extended to Rev. w. X. Gwalt-
ney, who accepted and remained with
the church until November, 1884. Dur
ing his pastorate 4S9 were added to the
church. A large number Of these were
received as the result Of one Of the most
remarkable reviyals Of religion ever held
in the city Of Raleigh. in which the
pastor was assisted by Rev. DIR. w. A..
Nelson. During the Progress OF this
great meeting the crowds were so large
that il became necessary TO move TO
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19
CHURCH COVENANT.

AS we trust we have been brought by
divine grace to embrace the Lord Jesus
Christ, and by the influence of His
Spirit to give up ourselves wholly to
him, SO we do now solenlnly covenant
with Cal1 other, that, God helping us,
we will walk together Ia Him in broth-
.erly love: that as members one Of
another foe the glory of Christ in the
salvation of men, we will exercise a
Christian care and watchfulness over
each other. and as occasion may require,
faithfully warn. rcbuke and admoniSh
one another in the spirit of meekness,
considering ourselves lest We also be
tempted: that we will willingly submit
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Trrstees-J. NJ Broughton. c. p.
Spruill. f. 6. Horton.
City Mission Committee. A Eyer
ton, ]. r. Barkley. w. ". Parish.
Finance Committee-Jo. H. Weathers,
o. l.. Belts. w. w. Parish. Il. y.
Snms r. l.. Horton
City Miss;onary-1liss Maud Reid
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Hosts to direct rs in the work He has
committed to our hands
SOME FACTS ABOTT THE TAB
ERNACLE MEMBERSHIP.
During the past twenty-five years
there have been 1,7G2 persons in her
membership Of these 947 were by ex-
Terience and baptism, and S07 came by
letter. and were received upon state
ment. There have been 227 persons from
whom fellowship has Eeen withdrawn
and s ministers have come from her
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

called to me vacant pulpit and entered
uIon the work Of the church. September
B, 1893, and during his pastorate up 10
This tine, 452 persons have been re-
ceived into the church. The member
ships now numbers GG9
During the present year improvements
have been made about tha auditorium
The walls have been tinted anew, the
furniture thoroughly ovsrhauled and re-
raired, the pulpit and its alcove remod-
elled and improved, new organ sup
piled, handsome velvet carpet laid, the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

paitmeuts, I principal of a business col
lege s telegraphcrs, ! telephone opera
lives, 20 merchants and shop Keepers
pnrt oNnprs OF printing offices, ! super
imendtnt of public instruction, ) teach
as, / contractor, III carpenters . mail
carriers cabinet workman, 4 workers
ia marble aud stone, truck gardeners,
z COTTON gtadefs' Of conductors, engin-
GERS, maehnists and tfeheh ~ drug
gisis, Il haek keepers !, trimmed nurse, Z
stenoeiaphers, ! painters, ! civil engins
ear pronf reader ! manager of lam-
dry, Z hook binders, ! ruler and from
= % 10 folders aud sliiphera, ! hotel
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Friday Evening Deacons w. II. IIol-
loway and L. o. Lougce.
CALL OF REV. A. NJ. SIAfAfS. THE
PRESENT PASTOR.
DR.. Hall rendered his resignation on
May 20, 1898, and the church was
again without an under-shephed. The
deacons were directed to find a suitable
person to minister to the church, and
the eyes of the beard turned to McKin-
ney, Texas. and Rev. \. NJ. Simms was
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

]. T. Smith, /. G. Broughton, Jonathan
Wood, c. l.. Wilson. S. J. Belts, A. II.
Love, II. c. Gray.
In 1852 the church was honored by a
session Of the Baptist State Convention.
After the lapse of quarter of a
century, unparalleled in church history,
the membership of the Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church have much to thank God
for, and much to make us take courage
and 90 forward, trusting the Lord of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-19

Caroline Il. Lougee," Ladies Mission
airy Society"
The church united with the Raleigh
Association at its session held at Cary
in 1870, with membership then Of 100
During the past twenty-five years the
church and Sunday School have contrib.
nted S92,6l5.S0 to the various objects Of
the convention, pastors SALARY nud ln-
provements.
The following ministers Of The gospel
have passed through orr Sunday school
and church, and are now sueepHsi "
heralds of the cross: Duncan Mcleod,
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Superintendent of Sunday School from
1874 to 1877.
the same TO the ends of the earth; that
we will endeavor, by example and effort.
to win souls to Christ and through life.
amidst evil report and good report, seek
to live to the praise of Him who hath
called us out Of darkness into His mar
yelous light TO whom be glory ana
honor and power forever and ever,
Amen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Oeferret6.

Wieu. Sn elmer Der lebten Wo6en
bielten bier bic S%OSialilten IA Protelts
periammlunaen alb, BON oenen aipel
poliseili9 aufselOit wuroen. Saiielbe
S6itial bate cine Jrauenperiamms
luna.-Ser bieiige @~emeinoeratb bat
fi6 nit bel linn bodit i%eltener Ginltim-
mieteit benz 9lei9falls einitimmig 9e-
fabten gei9lub oes Staptratbs 9egen
bic periaiiungspiori9e benz aanoe
~ottroDirten &ai3l=S teuern, namentll1
oeoen bic grbObung Der 3uferlteler,
angcitloIien.-Se &llltus= uno un=
terri6taminiiter 8raf D. Splanot bat
Der pripati6ule oes Wiener S'6e6en=
pereins 9omenstp bic pom Yerein nod
aeIu6ten 8s6te elmer Oifentli6en
S6ule, bic alio auf Soften Der bellt=
i6en Staot Dien u~nterbalten rperoen
miibte, p%ertpeigert.
go3en. GGrtner Maier aus Srallts
mannsoprf itiirSte beim Goelpeibfliiten
aui Dem tleinen SiIin9er bel Wteran
ab. Gr III i6rper perleBt.
Suoapeit. Ger Mllni'ter oes
Snnereu pronete Die GisSiplinarunter-
iuduna al 9egen ben GiSe9eipan oes
Gomorner Gomitates we9en Der Sol
~tsrunoen, Die an in interchangeable
beiinoliGen YeriOnen perilbt puroen.
8ras. Ser grbeiter g8iIiat, wel6er
reuli6 aui pIiensr StraBe feline Srau
ermproete uno lid isitber in ben Wdl=
bern Der llmgebun9 berumtrieb, wuroe
bon einem Observation-Disclosures
Der SteinIeloer 9inie ieitgenpmmen.
Sfdl. Ger 2aiier bat Die 3ultim'
mun9 ertbeilt. oaB bic neuerbautt
eiierne &ei6sbriide iiber ben Sraunflut
ben Namen uGaiierin Gliiabetb=g Bride"
fiibren oirie.
Narpi. Ser piarrer Der bieiiser
San Garlstirde, Cubic Sebaitiani,
muroe, pabreno er anl Iltare iein,
Nnoa1t perri9tete. bon einem Sltb'
firabl 9~etOotet.
&ei9enbers /. 9. Cine Seuers
brunif serftorte in Der Suterebere
Cberldnoer II. Woraipeb in Sl1ron
60 erobe @ebitible uno cine Iprberei
tun0smaidine. Ser Sdaoen belauf
ii9 aui 10000 8uloen.
@aisen. Sier lit Siidof &onftan
tin S6uIter i'm glter BON 80 Sabre1
eefiorben. gii6of S6uiter Sdblte 8
ben liberalen unsariiden &irden
fiirten uno %erfreute lid oes 9robte'
@niebens uno auiri6tiser @erebrun
J bel ieinen SiOseiunten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

u urIrlpUulr Oo6laIIEeHgeleP eIH
rS6onpseieb" genannt bate. SIN We
triebe Der iGdiiiden Ser9pcrte erelgnes
ten lid i'm pprisen Sabre 1922 un=
aliidsidlle, BON peneu AZ nit benz Sooe
Der Setrpiienen enoeten. Se'ddttlgt
wuroen auf iddiii6en 8ruben q, 500
m1nnli6e uno weibli6e Nrbelter.
2eipsis. Die POM iddiii6en Sui
tusminiiterium gebilli9te Gentral'tslle
fir 9ermittelung oes internGticnalen
S6iilerbriefpediels, Der bonn 'ad'i'ten
neutrality-suspicious. in SelpSi9 ms
Qeben aerufen woroen 1T, bat lett lbrer
8riinoung $3.50 oeuti6e S6iiler in
ibrsn 2iiisn e%insetrasen. Bon 6rant-
reid aus baben ii6 bis iebt 1876 bobere
S1ulen Der Geip3issr @ermlttelunss'
ftelle bsoient.
plauen. Sier puroe Der 6iibrer
zines YerionenSuees bon einem anoeren
Su9e auf Dem Sabnbof SerlassriiIl
ii%berfabren.
Widratb. Die &dninhenplage
nimmt bier INNER mebr gu. Nuf einen,
nit Nrabtsstpebe eingeirieoi9ten8runo=
fiiit BON II Wprgen wuroen bsin
2ornmdben nidt peniger als 45 &anln'
den eri6laqen. Ser Shaoen, ben oil
Sbiere peruridhen, lit beoeuteno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Sa0eu.

Sebl. @eim Saoen i'm &bein III Der
gipnier CONNER aus &abenba6 CLINT
Mpsba6), 'opie Der Wuurer pb. Wos
Ter aus Wedtersbeim e%rtrunten.
Mannbeim. Sin alter I6tuno=
pier,i9er, Der iriibere SetOnom Yripats
mann @alentin Seller, ltaotbetannt
unter Dem Namen rS6intenteller,"
wuroe neuli6 BON Der N~ebenbabn
Mannbeim= gSeinbeim i~iberfabren lro
lit al ben 6olssn oes erlittenen llnial'
les 9eItprben, pbne wieoer gum gepubts
iein 0etpmmen gu iein. Seller erreidte
elm Nlter bon 7S Sabren.-Sulius
Bitter, Der Sertreter Der bieii9en 6iliale
Der Nolerfubrraomerte, lit unter benz
9eroo6t Der llntcrI6la9un9 perbaItet
fpprOen.
Maid. Ser &~rpbberso9 iibernabm
al Dem iiebentcu Sobn bes SIioor Seu=
bel bier Die Yatbcnltelle uno iiberpies
i6m Elm @ci6ent ppn 80 Wtart.
Sumpfobren. Wldber ta1oen
unter cinem Yuume Die Seide Der 67ldb'
rioen 99ittpc Gpiu Sall; oielelbe iua,
pom YliB eri6lagen lporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
Stein &s&t CUR 9abli&feit.

Die Srau, welde sefdlis lit in @e=
itult Sorm unb @eien, bat itets Sreunz
be, uber jene, bic reiSenb iein mill, muB
seiunb lein. @enn lie i6wad, sez
bre6li6 unb gan; berunter setommen
lit, wiro lie nerp0s Hnb unuusitebli6.
@enn lie %%eritopiuns sber Niercnleiz
ben bat peruriadt, ibr uureines Slut,
Simmer, Sleden, Sautausidlus unb
trauri0e @emiltbsart. electric Bit
tiers lit bic bette Webisiu in Der @elt,
ben Wu9en, Seber uno 9tieren 81 re-
9ulicren unb baS Slut 81 reinigen ;
lie itdrft bic Nerpen, belebt pao Nu9c,
oldttst bic larlt uno perleibt i60nes
9luSiebeu. Sic modt sic Nrau gut
rnb reiSeno uuSlebcn, menn nod 10
iebr beruntsr9etommen lit. 9tur so
Gents in ", :. @ubn's 9lpOtbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
&rof6erjogt6am SeGeu.

8pnienbeim. Neuli6 gbenOs
puroe Der Sberlieutenant 8Olomann
bon ieinem ideu gewOroenen pierOe
ab9eworieu uno trug ibwere @erleBun'
gen oappn.
2ampertbeim. Sur6 GlngieBen
BON petroleum ms 6euer 9erietben Die
Gleioer zines l2iGbrigen Sinoes in
Yrano. IS tru9 10 ihuere @unpen
oappn, oaB man on ieinem Nuitommen
Srpeiielt.
mains. Die Notwithstanding
Der Srtstrantentuiie bei6lob elnltlm=
mig Die Grridtun9 zines Something's
beinls aui Soften Der &a'ie.
98prms. Inter benz Veroadt, ge=
meiniam nit ibrtm Geliebten, einenl
llnterciii,ier, ibren Gdtten gu ermproen
periu6t gu baben, wuroe bier Die Nir=
thin Ipgtmann perbaitet. @uh Der
untsrpiiisier beiinoet ii4 in SaIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17

e d. - Der bieiise @emei nbe=
roth ibertrus ben Serren @ebriiber
S6anen, WIblenbauer unb S9reis
nermeilter in Wiiblenba6 unb Serrn
nnternebmer Wolii aus Sid ben gau
Der neuen Wdodeni6ule.
Nieberteri6en. - Neuli6
oes abenoS babete in Der &orn Der
24'labrlse Srauburi9e 6ermann Cons
ter oerlelbe 9erietb in cine ~llntieie
unO oes S4mimmens unfunois, sins
er lnter unb ertrant.
Gurembur9.-6 rau GrboroBs
berSoSin BON Saben 1T mad II tdai=
gem auientbalt in Sesleitun9 hires
@emabls na6 6oblenS Suritsereiit.
gilsborf. - Sier murben 6
neben chamber selesene @obnbduier
neblt SepenbenSien bur9 cine Seuersz
brunit einsedi6ert. 0as Ssuer iou
bur6 anSinbuns zines neben ben Ge=
bduli6teiten gelesenen Giniterbauisns
burd einen 5 jdbrisen guben entitanz
ben Iein.
au6leiben.- Sn Der gess
bauluns Der @ittrpe Fiis bon bier
brad Elm Seuer aus, bur6 pel6es bic
Gi9entbiimerin einen unperii6ertcn
Sdaeen Dor 20OO Sr. erlitt.
ge6.-Ser bieiiee @emeinberatb
bat bic @ebdlter Der gebrer unb Sebz
rerinnen UNI 100 reip. IS Sr. erbobt.
Glerf. - 2ln benz gauerntrie9z
Sentmul babier pirb riiitis ssarbeitet.
Die Gntbiuunssieier lit aui ben 10.
September fsit9eiest unb werben 3u
berlelben Ginlabun9en an bic b0diten
Serridaiten lopie an idmmtli6e Ser
cine bes Sanbes unb Der @renSort=
'6aiten eroeben. Sine pradtpoQe
@ebsnt WebaiQe mirb allen . IL
nebmern perehrt merben.
Sellin9en.- Sn Der biel,sen
rlmeeseno ri6ten bic &%ilbldpeine
bebeutenben S6aben an unb baben
bic betreiienpen aterer eine gitti9rift
an bic Sasoeisentblmer seri6tet, bes
Snbalts, mOsli6it i6neu abbilis su
l6aiien.
Soferbinsen. - aa pielen
Steuen on Der unteren Sauer lit on
benz &artoiIeuaub bic Jog. aartofelz
trantbeit %entltanben. Die Sldtter
werben i6marS unb fallen mad turSer
l3eit oh. Die &rantbeit ri6tet in ben
8artoiielfelbern eroBen S6aben on.