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Money to lend at 4, and per cent on
real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1905 Pa av.
advertisement.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


STATION CukAER OF SIXTH AND b STREETS
1865 An. WEEK DAYS. PITTSBURG EXPREsSS.
nnrs and Dining Cars Harrisburg TO Pitts-
1880 AN, PENNSYLVANIA LnrTED.-Puum.n
Cars Harrisburg 10 CIi@aeo. Cincinnati. In Ia.
dlarapolis, ST. Louis, Cleveland and Toledo.
1880 AN. FAST LINE.-PulInan Buffet PArlo.
Ear to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harris-
$50 Pm, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
sleeping and Dining Cars HARRISBURG L to 1o saS
ap pS 81. LOUIS Louisville tvia CincluDstD
7:2o Pm. WESTERN EMPRESS. Pullman sleep-
ing c Sar TO Pituburg and Chicago. Dining Gar
T:2o pm. SouTHwEsTERN ExPREss-Pullm.n
HefFs e Sa io 81 wafLiLg'03 to PttsnuFg and
vile via Cncinnat,l. Dining Car Connects
1915 SF hS NJ Pa G ri ciESin mats -
7:S5 An. e. Kane, calandairua. Rochester and
IN nlagara rails daily. except Sunday.
lo;sS r An t9i Enira aud n, novo daily. except
TOD sqP9dla ay Fo WiLliam>rort daily, $50 PM
faio and Niagara Falls daily, except saturday.
,o.l %ii 3 Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester.
falo and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman Sleeping
FOR lar PHI MTs HI en-, 70 RocSteT Saturdays only
'on PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK AND THE
400 Pm, CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daily.
am rar R' Gars with Dining Car from Batl
SIS 900 200 dining caP and and ii 90 Din aS:
500 Dining Car from Baltimore. $50, 1905
sn1 100 IN On Sunday. 100 Dining Carl,
40. SIS. 200. II 90 Dining Mar from vii.
mlngtonl NJ, I2:15. BIS. 500 dining Car
rom Baltniorel ESQ. 1000 and IL so P "
week days. POI and $40 PM. daily
For Boston, without change. 1855 A NJ week days
and 500 2 VI daily.
For Baltimore. go 700 7.2,, 7:55. Sis. 900.
1000. 1850 IL 90 A VI: 1918 i2-45 70 IS
2;Ol. S:l5 $3.50 (4;00 Limited, 4:2O 4:3i 500
DO. 6:l5. $50 20 1000. O:4O ll:l5 and
ll;5O 7 ON Sunday 700 T:2O s:i5 900
D;O3, 1889. Il 100 An; l2:l5, lis, 2:OI, a:l5
ESQ, q 90 Limited. 4:20. SEQ $40 e:io
$50. 40. 1000. 1910 and IL 80 PM
For Popes Greek I the ?55 AN and 4:3I Pd
, week daAs Sundays. 9:05 AM
For Annapolis. 200 and 800 A. NJ I2I5 and $40
N da,iy except Sunday. Sundays 800 AN.
Express for Florida ard points on Atlantic Coast
line. $50 AN. 346 PM daily: RichmoEd
only. II IS A VI. week days: Atlanta Special
via Richmond AID seaboard Air Line. 500
TN. daily Ac ammodation for Quantico, I: i5
A NJ daily and IS p NJ week DAYS
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City vita Delaware River Fridge ALL
rail- route. 5:15. 1900. Congressional Linn
tied and II so Pm. daily. Via Market
Street WAR 1000 AMI 1900 AN l2:45 PM
daily.
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the station. Sixth and streets where orders
can be left for the checking OF baggage to destna-
ton from hotels ard residences
Telephone call "i44l" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
]. r. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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BALllAORE AND OHIO RAITPOAD
Schedule in effect June ~ Isaa -


r Schedule in effect June II 1893
LAW washington from station corner OF New
r. -, Jersey avenue and st
, fpr Inlchg" aud Northwest HestIlulad Limited
tr1ihs 1875 Il IN. sos m. daily
for hcInnati. St. Louis and iudiauannlIs ~.
press IO:55 am. Nestihuled Limited a al n m
Express, l2:J5 night daily '''u' ''1o Pm'
G 9Yt tlttsenrg and Cleveland. 1925 am and
Eor columbus, Toledo and Detroit I2;05 night
E"r Winchester and way stations tp:OO 10 IS
a. m, and 70 80 pm 49, A'
TOR Luray, $40 pm. daily
roF baltimore week days. x2:35, 500 ESQ
ht;oS' x! 10 $500, xs:36 s;35. 10 80. xio:0o
an; As:n5 noon, I2:l5, NIB, IS 90 I3 80 SIS
t nsSO' 80 1S;G5 K5:lO. 1880 1890 $50.
nS: ~ $50, klO;no. 30. 80 Pun Suudavs
AII;oo. h':o9. Af.l0. NS:OO $50 1900 n m
100. 90 <l:l5, 1900 3.35 +:35 x5.6
Ao.iu $50 xs;oO, xl0:OG. 1870 xii 80 n m
- *" sahhal"iis. 10 $50 am: I2:l5 and $50
pm sundays. $50 a m. 4:35 y. m.
sor Frederick, week days. 200 am I0.5s 1.ao
"'So pm sundays 9:uu m. I:l5 m
For HagerstuNn tIU.35 a IN. and rs so n m
~ tor ,boyd and way points. week days o.pO a m
nppiSg a. principal points only. 40 5:30 7:O5
pT, sundays, $50" am. 1915. T:o5 D. m
For Gaithershnrg aud way points week day,
$50 am, 1880. 300 4 80 5:35 7.0s Ii:2s
2 M Sundays. 800 am. 1915. 4:33, 7:Oe io:I5
For Washington Junction and way points. 900
p u. Sunday. Wv "i-' A'4'
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and elegant In FINE IMPORTED
- WooLENS is being shown by us.
Largest and most exclusive stock in
town. The quality of our tailoring is
- - never questioned. Reasonable prices
Snyder s. Wood , TnI0I Penn : importers ass'
oc19-IOd
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Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
TOT baltimore. Philadelphia New York Boston
ana the east week days 1905 6 80 1000 a m :
i2:9o LIB p N. dining Carr, $500 Royal lin.
5 5.eq EAclusiSely Pullman Train. Dinin- Car
90 tDluIng CNrl. S:"o. II so tSleepinc car omen
AT 1000 "'elockl, aud 2:S5 night Sundays
.:uo' 300 am. l2:O5 noon I:I5 DINING Carr
o:oo' PUB ublning Carr, 500 IL so tSleeping Car
open 10 O'clock and 2:35 night ~
farlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 m I2.n5 noon ana
Ito Ito ana 800 u. week days. 12:o5 noon. Sun
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Marriage Iicenses

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For Cape May. 1905 noon.

,-NyePt SUNNY NE1prcss trains.
baggage calico and checked from H. Is and
residences 10y Julon Transfer Co on orders LEFT at
ticket offices 6Ig PenHsy lyania avenue NV New
York avenue and 18th street. and Depot.
n, r; u CNDEItNOOD, ID. Is. MARTIN,
"a Vice Pres and Gen Mgr. Mgr. Pass Trafic
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| for washington Junction and way points 900
| Ill 4:S9 o;5O pm week days; 800 an lis
The Irish standard., 1899-10-14
railroad takes the ore from these mines
to the coast, thence line OF four Krupp
steamers takes it to Rotterdam.

railroad takes the ore from these mines
to the coast, thence line OF four Krupp
steamers takes it to Rotterdam.
The works have testing ground for
guns at Meppen, with target line OF a.
600 feet. The present chief acquired in
1892 the famous Gruson steel works in
Buckau, and starting three years ago
the big Germania shipbuilding wharf in
'istoric 4 ich, when completed, will give
- we mt to 1000 men.
a rcw statistical data of the capacity
of the immense Krupp works will be OF
interest. In 1895 over 5000 different
machines were employed, besides 45S
steam engines, with sc, ,561 horsepower.
The length of the transmission belts in
the works at Essen was 10000 lineal
feet. Twelve furnaces made daily 1900
tons OF iron from 1900 tons OF iron ore,
and $3.50 tons OF coal were used daily,
OF which the mines owned by the works
furnished $500. The cast steel works
alone required Sc miles OF standard and
narrow gauge railroad tracks, 36 loco
motives, and 1900 freight cars, and
the network of telegraph wires en-
braces 81 stations and 60 miles of wire
An independent telephone system has
322 stations.
But aside from their own magnitude
the Krupp works are OF the first i'm
portance in their economic and social
istic aspects. In these directions the
present chief is the worthy successor Of
his great father Both have endeav-
ored always to obviate the many evils
which the massing of immense numbers
OF workmen' at comparatively small
center necessarily produces The Krupp
workmen's colonies today have 10000
inhabitants, and despite the enormous
increase in the population Essen knows
no scarcity of living quarters. In work
mems houses alone the Krupp concern
has $500 900 invested The pension
society for the benefit of superannuated
and injured workmen has $4,000 men,
bers, and the firm pays one-half of all
the dues. Educational and purchasing
agencies for the employees are on a
similar scale, and the result of it all is
that the Krupps never have had a
strike on their hands.
The Irish standard., 1899-10-14
The Fallin' o. the Rain.

An Irish Ballad.
Goodbye to County Carlow, it's the
~ lonesome place to me;
Sure every week is like month, and
every month like three.
The mist is comm wet and cold, but
now won't complain,
I'm goin' home, and little reck the
lallin' O the rain.
Twas loolishness that brought me here,
| wonder at it now;
Too proud was I to work the spade or
follow UP the plow;
But little work and gold galore won't
heal the heart O pain,
And I'm off to old Kilkenny thro' the
fallin' O the rain.
Twas foolishness that brought me here,
twas madness made me stay,
With not hillside slopin' green to rest
my eyes all day,
But Aliens bog outstretchin' like the
level, blindin' main,
And ne'er a burst O sunshine for the
fallin' O the rain,
A curse upon the landlord crew, they're
everywhere the same;
Ii Ireland's deep in poverty, we know
to whom the blame;
The DEVILS in their greedy hearts, they d
rob us root and grain,
Gods wrath fall heavy on 'em with the
fallin' O the rain!
The lads are tall and hearty here, the
cailins sweet to see,
And God will sure reward 'em all their
kindness unto me;
But when 1 joined their merry dance,
and heard the pipers play,
My heart nigh burst with longin' for the
faces far away.
1 wonder if It's but dream hundred
times day,
And draw my hand across my eyes to
drive it all away;
Then faint and dim l see the hills be-
yond this weary plain,
They call my wild heart ever thro' the
fallin' O the rain.
But soon I'll breathe the heather-breath
on brown Knock-brocken's side
And see a silver-shining stream across
the valleys glide;
No rest shall taste these weary limbs,
or sleep the throbbin' brain,
Till Suir's flood shows gleamin' thro'
the fallin' O. the rain.
Oh, high are Ormonde's castle stones,
and princely Curragh-More,
But built are they on Irish bones and
washed with Irish gore;
Yet surely out from bondage God will
lead His own again,
And dry the tears long fallin' like the
fallin' O. the rain.
And then my native Ossory, whose
wales now greet my gaze,
Upon thy hundred mountain peaks the
triumph fires shall blaze,
Thy glory shall be fairer for the waitin'
years O pain,
AS comm sunshine flashes thro' the
fallin' O. the rain.
Rev. ]. B. Dollard in the Boston
Pilot.
The Irish standard., 1899-10-14

subject, especially with strangers, very
little information could be obtained,
and that only on what may be termed
minor folk lore. Legends. traditions,
and hero tales no doubt exist, but no
specimens could be obtained, nor could
any information be obtained about
them.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
@cffpreuke,t.

Glbins. Die 2anbaemeinbe
2en3en bieiieen areiies ipirb Nnfanss
n. Wlts. ibr 600idbriaes 8eiteben
feiern. Die 0orbereitunaen au oieier
sSeier IinD in bollem @anae Mn Der
sSeier iperben ii. u. bic 6erren Oberz
prd}ioent b. @obler uno Resierungsz
prdiibent b. 0olirebe theilnebmen.
Slatpip. - 6ier itarb i'm SO. 2ez
bensidbre Der Glteite 8iiraer unlerer
@tabt, Der emeritirte 2ehrer 2lnbreas
Norpfietpica. Derielbe lit in sSlaton
geboren unb ipirfte als Qehrer in
Dombrcrfe Bel 8rombera, Sopolla
hei Wirlib unp in 8allentinono bel
2obfens. syn feinem 73. 2ebsrsiahre
ging er r1od cine brittle Che elm. Die
fer ent1proB Elm Gobn. Der auaenhlid=
lid in Dem Glereienisminar III pofen
Sleoglogie itubirt.
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Nottttttettt.

Gtettin. = 8onig Nl6ert bon
Ga6len unb bic a0nigin Garcia trefz
fen am "a. SUM- bierlelbit Elm, I'M
bem @tapellauf bes auf ner 8ulfanz
fperft fir ben Norbbeuti6en 2lop5 i'm
8au befinblihen Heidsppitoan:rlers
n40nig gilbert" bei5uipo6nen; bic a0z
nisin poll5iebt ben Saufaft.
Misbrop. Die bief. @emeins
bepertretung bat iih i'm Qrinaip mil
Der 6eriteaung elmer slettr. 9aLn
tur4 cine 8erliner (Jeielllhaft in per=
ihieoenen Straben einberftanben err
tldrt, audi 5ipilben 9Risbrop Ii. 2iebez
ieele, 2abiger Mblase uno 2ebom ipl
bic 8abn perfebren.
Ya5elpdIf. - Sn Yd5etpalf bGlt
Der @treit Der 3imnerleuts an, ob!pobl
feline Musiiht 1T, bab iis auf grfolg
rehnen fOnnen. leiber 1T es au9 1hon
su elmer Musfdreituns getommen. in
benz elmer Der Strettenben ben 6r5n
bes 3immermeiiters u. Wnlif in er-
Eebliher Meiie miBbanbeltc.
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yrop. eah,et,.

Sab glmen. Das Dadau'z
ihe 6otel bat 5rau 6offmeilter Bel Der
3nangsperiteiseruna fir $4,000 80.
eripDrben.
6alberfa b t. sSn Der lebten
6taotperoroneteniibuna ipurbe Der
8ertrag nit Der gleetricitdts 8e1ea=
ihdft u6elios" betreffs grrihtung Ell
ner Observation-Disclosures in bieiiger
Stabt unp ndhiter itaotbetbsiligter
llmgebung nit einiaen Mbdnoerungen,
Die Der 8eltdtisuna bes Maailtrats be-
oiirfer, genebmiQt.
Stenbal. 0on Mitqliebern
Der bieiigen Wilitdrz unb Surnoereins
unb bes 8elanapereins rTrobiinn" tit
nas sSeltlpiel ySpniain 2uiie" gu Nufs
fiibrune gebraht iporDen. urlpriinsz
lid pdren brei Nuffiibrunaen in Qusz
it1t eenommen. WeQen bes groben
3utranges iino NOD brei lpeitere Nufs
fiibrungen bei9loHen nprben, BON De-
men neulih MbenDs Die lebte itattfono.
9fub bieie fanh por auspertauften
9auie itatt; ipdter &ommenoe mub=
ten 5urlldgeDteien peroen.
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0rofiberso8tbmiit GefTest.

Gieben. Der Shlahtbausrers
tpalter sSulirs W0hl, befannt burh
feline iabrelanaen Differen3en nit BEN
Mebneril unlerer Gtabt, lift felt einiaen
9agen Derfhnunben. @r fDll nab
Mmerifa qeannaer1 fein. Die urIade
Ion IN elmer Streitiateit nit benz Maz
fenmeiiter liegen.
Rofel. Dn6isr peSIfarb Der
GrpbDater bes bie1igen 6pieiiers lins
f i'm Mlter bon 1O4 sSabran. Der Werz
iforbene mar ME ii Ieinem Qeben
franf urlb BIS gum lebten Mugenblid
riiftig unb better.
M tina Neulid Mbenbs iln-
ternahn, ber 19siGbrige 3dbntehnifer
SEQ Dgir,a aus Gubfdu III Weftpreur
zen auf benz Mbein cine 9ldt1enpartie.
Giniqe Gtunben baralif ipurbe Der
Baden geI6nbet; es befanben ii1 MIR
Mod unb Out bes iungtn Monnes bn<
lin. Deinn laub rntertpe9s III ben
Rbsin 8titiir5t ftin. 81 mar ots s'ns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-07-13
GsTett=WaHaM.

garlsbafen. sSn Der 1ieIis
gen 5bonf muroe Der iun9e Wrz
better Slide bon Dem 5ransmiNionsz
riemen erfabt unb innerlih nerleBt. 5.
ipurbe Daourh bon einem iidheren 5ooe
betpabrt, bab Elm Nrheitstollege ben
Hiemen bon Der Weue mari uno BEN
erfabten 8ittel 3erlhnitt.
6eiligenrpbe. - Nadts gs.
gen IL l1br brah bier in Der Sdeunc
Der Wittpe %. Seuer aug. pelhes Die
S1eurs, iotpie 5pei NIT ihr in 8erbinz
bunq 1tebenbe WphnhGuler pollItdnoia
eindI1erte. Die 6euerlpehrcn ppnSanz
bersbuuien, 9ettenhauien llnb Ganel
eilten 5ur 9ronbitdtte uno oelang es
i6nen, oas 6euer an peiterem llnlihz
ereifen 3u perhinDern.
Sesbera. - OoS pleridbrlge
5ohter9en berGbeleute Steel bon bier
fletterte an elmer an Dem 5allle Iteben=
ben Sage empor. QeBtere fiel I'M lno
nit bem itumpieu She'll Dem Sinoe 10
unaliidlicb auf ben Sopf. oaB elm tie@
fes Cod entitano. 9as Eino ltegt 1ebr
l6lrer uno beipuBtlos oarnieoer.
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CtpreuBstt.

2abiun.- Non elmer bieiigen
Moblt6Gterin iinb bem Graiebungsperz
Elm oes Rreiles 2abian mad, Der bieli=
gen 3eitllng $4,000 Murt gum 8au
zines Observation-Disclosures in 2a@
biau ael6entt ipprben. Gs 1T Der
MunIh Der bobberaiqen 9eberln, bob
nit benz 8au bes Waiienhaules baloz
mo9lihlt begonntn lpiro.
81 m oni n. glm Nbenb 1pdt
tprllte Iid 9rer 6ilderaeielle 8eorge
Weineu BON bier nath Sau1e beeeben;
man fab nod, ipie er ben aahn be-
Itieg. nit lpelAem er iiber ben 5trom
gu fobren bate. Ils er aber big gum
anDeren Wtorgen niCbt au 6auie ein=
traf unr ipeber eine Spur bon ibm
nod bon Dem Gubn au entosden mar,
10 nabm man iofort al. oaB Welnel
ron benz benz Stlrm Sturm in's 6aff
binausgetrieten porbsn uno bort ers
trunfsn lit.
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Mbet,,propi,,s tmo gseiffaler,.

e str. = Observation-Disclosures
foent Strud:nann lit i'm Otter bon 70
Sobren seItorben. Strudmunn mar an
23. Mdra 1929 in Ssna6rlid aeboren.
gr aebDrte in Der alpeitersu orltten
Geaislaturperirbe Dem oeutlhsn
Get6staae als Mitalieo Der nutional=
liberalen partei fir ben WabltreiS
WteGez Oiephols an uno ullterlag oann
i'm Sabre 1878 nem pelfiiden 8sgenz
fanbiodten.
0uiieloorf. Dor einigen
5caen lpurbe bier bas 8ismard= Dent
NAL einaetpeibt. 3ommer5ienrate
S4ieb bielt bic Weibereoe. Sberbiir@
aerlneiiter Qinbemann iibernabm oas
Oentmal in ben @chub Der Staot. Der
Mbaeoronste Or. 8reumer bielt 6eim
Mabl in Der Sonbulle bic sseltrebe. Die
StaDt mar reid beflaaat. Die Stra=
BEN oura5og cine freuoig ispeate
8olfsmenae.
gfien. 3iiralih brannte auf
Der 3ebe 8onifdcius Der auf Shaht
Nummer ! in 9olaaimmerung 1tebenbe
Gba6tburm aus. Sci ben 2Diharz
beiten itiirate Elm 5slerlpehrmann ab
unp bru9 oas @entd. Ote Wai6inen
hlieben ertaltsn. Mrbeiter brauhen
ni9t entlaHen au peroen. Die Gntz
febunssuriu6e bes Heuers lit unbas
fdnnt.
@rebenbrpih h. - Oor Sur
gem ereignete lih auf benz bieIigen
Babnbofe Elm ihperer ungliidsfaa.
3tpei 8riiber, sSubrleute aus Srten,
botten Roblen abaufahren. 9lls elm
Mdaen belaDen ipor. fam elmer Der
8riiber au San, nobel Elm Wagenbaum
auf ibn gerietb unb ibn feit auf bic
Grbe briidte. Ser 8ebauernsnertGe
fpnnte err na9 nad einiaer 3eit aus
ieiner gefdbrliber Gage befreit perben,
er ipurbe 10 i1trer berlebt. bab an !eiz
mem Muftommen geaneifelt Dirb.
6ilben. 2ebtbin 7iel Elm Spa.
aieradnger in ZEN anaeihpollenen ST.
ferbacb. 3um Slid iparen einiae
Bcbnarbeiter in Der Ndba befGdftiat;
lie hemerftsn ben WorfaQ unb eilten
bem Manne au6iilfe, ben lie nod reht=
5eitig bern nailen Clement pieber entz
reiBtn fonnten.
0trne. 2luf 3ehe Milbelmine
WittDria febte ter Maihiniit ben Gorz
bertorb az bart auf bic Sohle auf, ipoz
brr6 Elm Mdnn tDbtlih. brei Mann
fhiper unD Iiinf leiht berleBt tpurben.
Die llnf6ls, bic burh fehlerbafte ober
lei6tfsrtige Qanbbabun1 Der G6rbers
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mcGIettbura.

Neufrclib. Die Mittbeifun=
gen iiber Die 0Ddasit bes Grbprinaen
Oonilo bon Wpntenearo nit Der Serz
Sogin Sutta geben sum She'll iebr ausz
sinanoer. iinD a6er peiter nihts als
leerc GDmbinationen. Duh Der Gar
Der prin5eb cine Million Rubel als
6ph3eitsgeihenf MAIDEN min, tit ebenz
70 unridtig, als baR Der @rbgroBberz
Soa ieinsr Sphter atDei Millionen
Marf als Mitsift eeben ION. Ob Die
9rhSeit in Heuitrelib. Berlin ober Gez
TIME itattfinben ipirb. bariiber 5ino
bic 8erbanD!ungen arpiihen ben beiz
ben 9Ofen III oiefen Saaen aepfloeen
porben, poriiber aber nod nihts Be-
ltimmtes perlautet.
Hibnib. Bon Der ssiId5rutanz
italt bes 0errn 8riiKotp in 5htperil
tparen 10000 iunae Qahsforellen einz
getrnffen, bic i'm &orfptber 8ah aug
gelebt tpuroen. Man bofft auf DieIe
Neiie Die bieiise iSilherei au bsben.
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NtWsfa.

8uben. - Dos nofboitIdpeiSez
,;fde @6tpinsfsit mar binfidtlith Der
8ethetliguns baS biseer beoeuteno1te.
Gom Q1ettsr beaiinltiat tpurben febr
ihDns 0eiitunaen ersielt, bic nlanbe
lebsrra1huno brahten. go fam Der
be1iibmte unb aefiird>tete Gaiir,ir
H01h, 3e(I, ni6t in Musitih uns Surz
neiien, 8aisl, Der erite 9urnerihpins
Oct Der S9tpeia. nurbe bon Studi,
Gmmentbal, atpeimal idDn setporTen.
Die Betheiltgung tpar: 1856 Surner,
IL Sennen, lebtere nur G+itezMeann&
taft. bic an Nua!itdt bic 1urner iibera
raGten.
8a5el. = Neulhh Mbenbs gegen
aht ubr brad in Der fantonalen bulelz
ft1btiiheE Hettungsanitalt fir Rnuz
ben ,Glo1terfiehten" BEL 8ruberbols
sseuer au5. Oas arpbe Sefonpmisae%
bGube brannte bise1uT ben @runb ntes
oer.
5tiirpis. - 2tpei MGnnsr bon
Gtiirpis, Der ssamiliennater sSobannes
galaer unb Der Singing ganbreia.
bic ben Martt in Siefenfaiten beIudt
hatten, pollten nah @tiirois suriidtebs
rem. 8eim aroben Sobel unterbalb
Stiirpis, tpo Der Weo ettpas gefdbrlih
lit, afitten belize Gin Der 0unfelbett)
aug unb fielen iii cas tpiloe 8erarcIz
Ter. tpo lie ertranfen. 9lm Nforaen
forberte bas 8eraen Elm reues Dpfer:
sScbann SSarrer. elm braper sSdmilienz
Dater. bob bic 2eihe 8alaers aus bem
MaHer, fiel uber beim 2fufbebeE rid
linas Inn (pieueicht infolee zines Sbn4.
n,ohtanfaaes) unb ertranf ebenfdas,
otaleih man linn fofort su 6ilfe elite,
als Spfer in ber Musiibuna zines
driftlihen 2iebesperfes.
Sroaen. cSSn 2DthIdtpenbi bei
Srpaen bra1 in einem Stale sssuer
aug, bas fih bei beftigem sSDbn uuf elm
anitoBenbes Mobnbars berbreitste uQb
aleihseitia ein iiiblith babon eelegeneS
Mobnbaus nit baran aebautem gotall
ereriff. Muber Der Wie5habe tDnnte Ioz
auioaen gar r1idts serettet iperbeu.i
Das Heuer iOll burh nit 3iinbh0ladep
fpielenbe Gnaben entitarben fein.
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BerIitt A:,o Wramoemb,srg.

8erlin.-Bei elmer Bensinerplo=
lion in elmer 6anoihuh= Waidanitalt
in ber 0ranienftraRe perungliidten
afrei syrauen. Cine berielben erlag
ben Branblpunben, bic atpette ipurbe
in elm ardntenbaus geihufft.
Giiitrir. 6ier erfhob fih Der
Gefreite g. Dpn ber II. Rompdgnie
bes sSnfanterie-N -Neaiments pon Stiilpz.
nagel go. 48 nit 1einem Oienitgenebr.
ct mar als Mahthabenber auf Der et-
tpa cine @tunbe entfernten Oberf6up@
pel.trahe. Oort ipurbe er angeblib bon
ber Hpnbe 1hlafenb aefunben uno per@
iibte bann aus 5urht Dor Strofe ben
Gelbltmorb.
sSranffura a. 3. Dem GeEsz
rdlmdior MieSner "a ID lutte" hes
1elbortinerie< <Neeiments so. 18 unO
aDmrnanbant i roK Dieoenbcfen. lit
Der fDniglihe arpnenorren stDeiter
Rlaife perlieben irorben.
Qudan. Der anbaltenbe Hegen
ter lebtea Wphen bat audi un1ere@rG=
ben Biz gum Nanbe aefiiQt. ia Dielfah
lit bas Maifer auseeufert. unier fo~
genunnter Bufm, bas Mieitnlanb 3ipi=
mben Gudau unb benz cine Stunbe entz
fernten Greesborf unb @DrlSborf, ftebt
beiite nod bolIit1nbia unter Mafer
unb bilbet eitltn arofen Get. Die
0euernte gebt bier boIlftdnbtg ptrlos
Seat n j II 4
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l1br erfhol sseuerIdrn1. Dds nit
HDbr unb Gtrnh aetedte MDbns nnb
Gefh1ftsbaus Des sSleiidsrmei5ters
Jran3 EDnis itunb in bellen Slant
men unb brdnnte total nieper. Das
Winbiliar, Wieb nnn bic Muarenborrdz
tbe follnten arOBtentbeilS aerettet tperz
cen, Der WinD Itanb 10 ilngiinItis,
baB cine eall3e Geihe BON @sbGuDen
nit 6ldnlrien iibsrihiittet puroen
unb nur bem umiienoe mar es gu ban@
fen, baB niM arDReres llngliid ent=
itanD. bab es am 5aae Dorber fait uns
unterbrodcn itart aereenet bate.
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forbes berllr1nht fperben. nehren ish
In LETTER 3eit auffalIenb.

forbes perur1not merDen. fneDIeH isH
in Iebter 3eit auffallenb.
M EN- ben. Der Ba1nfpdrter
9einrid Milmes in Ohl. iDelher bic
@trede abging, rettete tiirslih Worr
gems am @leDesberae ben bafelbit IN
bic >pprbaifliebellbe 0oitne gefalenen
Sabrifarbeiter Gauer bon bier Dpm
Sobe Des grtrintens. 5aner, peldHr
ardmpfe befommen BADEN fon unb in
Der ydhe Der 9Dnne itanr. fiel in bieie,
bic an Dieier STEELE ttef lit.
Wl lin ter. Cine 6hredens=
leene ipielte iib fiiralib aegen Wbcao
am Oortmunb ems : Canal in Der
Ndbe Der 5tabt ab. Gin bei ,1einen
Gerponbten lpobnenDes iunaes Wldo@
ben trennts lih tlDblih bon ibren
MngebOrigen, elite Die aum 2einpfabe
res gunals fiibrenbe Steintreppe hin=
unter unD fprdna ror ben Mugen oer
entiebten Spaaieradnaer in bas Waiz
Ier. Man bielt Der unaliidltden, Die
cine 3eit lang iiber Maifer blieb, etnea
Stod su, aber Tie peiaerte iih unter
6eftigem aopfIhiitteln, iih retten gu
laisn. Die 2eihe Der 2ebensmiioen
!puroe Gags oarauf alfoefti6t.