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An Aggressive Campaign.

David Dibbs is terrific PARTISAN
He is?"
Yes; he says his platform is anything to
displease the Democrats
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Henry Hodde is a candidate for council
man at Cannelton. He should have no
trouble in carrying his Goals TO market.
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A report being In circulation that the
evil Service Reform League was taking
% action In regard TO the method OF adj
ninistering Philippine. Cuban or Porto
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Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
FROM BOER SOURCES.

Account of Recent Fights as Reported at
Pretoria.
PRETORIA, Wednesday May Am
official war bulletin, issued here, re-
ports that on April % the federals cap
tured nine prisoners and ten horses
eastward of Thaba N'Chu, and that on
April 80 a British mounted corps ap.
peared near Brandfort. The federals
attacked them on two sides and the
British retired Two federals were
wounded and II prisoners were taken.
Another account, semi-offcial, of this
affair, says that the Wakerstrom and
Ermelo commandos had a skirmish with
the British near Brandfort. After a
sharp fight 1 prisoners were taken and
10 British were left dead on the field,
including Captain Liddy. A few fed
erals were wounded.
The heavy bombardment by the Brit
ish has been resumed at Fourteen
Streams.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Look for the Warning.

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Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
BRITISH TAKE IT
Boer Position at Houtnek Cap
tured by General Hamil-
toms Command.
Burghers Dispersed in Several
Directions, Mainly to the
East and North.
Number of Germans, Russians
and French Among Dead
and Wounded.

LONDON, May 4.-The war Office has
received the following report from Lord
Roberts under date of Bloemfontein,
May 2:
General Hamilton met with con-
siderable success and drove the enemy
out of the strong position they had
taken up at Houtnek, with compare
lively small loss to us. The Beers dls-
persed in several directions, mainly to
the east and north, leaving rs prisoners
in our hands, including one comman.
dant, and 16 other wounded men. Cen
eral Hamilton is now in camp at
Jacobs Rust AS the men needed rest
after fighting seven out of the last ten
days, 1 ordered them to halt for the
day General Broadwood's brigade OF
cavalry arrived upon the scene in time
to afford valuable assistance by threat
ening the enemy's rear.
During the afternoon General Ian
Hamilton was joined by General Bruce
Hamilton's brigade of infantry,
Foreigners Among the Boer Dead.
"The enemy admit having IL killed
and 40 wounded yesterday. Among
the former was Lieutenant Gunther, a
German officer, and among the latter
was Maximoff, the Russian commander
of the foreign legion. Twenty-one out
of 50 of the enemy's casualties occurred
among the members of that legion.
Two Frenchmen were among the killed.
General Hamilton speaks in high
terms of the good service performed by
the Eighth Hussars under Colonel
Cloves, and made up into a regiment
of lancers which came into General
brigade and assisted in
making the Beers vacate their position.
The final strike to the enemy's rout
was given by the Gordons and two
companies of the Shropshire light in
fantry, who cheered loudly when they
got within 200 yards of the position.
Horse is also spoken of in
terms of praise
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
CAUSES NO ENTHUSIASM.
Success of General Hamilton Cody Re
ceived by Critics.

Success of General Hamilton Cody Re-
ceived by Critics.
LONDON, May 4.-Lord Roberts latest
dispatch throws no light on the object
and possibilities of the extensive opera
lions in the neighborhood of Thaba
N'Chu. One military critic believes
the inference is justified that Lord Rob-
erts' successful attack at Houtnek
threatens the Boer~ center and puts the
British in a favorable position to crush
the Boer left, which is still facing Gen
eral Rumble at Thaba N'Chu, or their
right, which is somewhere between
Brandfort and Winburg.
General Ian Hamilton's success at
Houtnek eicits little enthusiasm, as the
the critics, unanimously pointed out
some time ago that the policy of the
Beers would be one Of slow retirement.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Negotiations Definitely Broken Oh.

LONDON, May 4.-The negotiations
between Denmark and the United
States relative to the purchase Of the
Danish West Indies, according to the
Copenhagen correspondent of The Daily
Mail, have been definitely broken of.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
COUNTY OFFICERS.

N. X. SPURR. cheriff
G, H. MUNRO. .......'' ~ 49, 1r-oos,,rar
CARL BucKENTIN -....'.'' -. 80 Co,,r+
IHos' Register of Deeds
n nApIrNG Judge of Probate
WIN. C. BICKNELL. .'.'''' co-o,,er
II. L. HULBURD. c.r,,eyor
d, T. WHEATON,. '.s.;asio,,er.
T. u. GILLEsPIE. Court g sctoo1s
PHILIP ROWE. ......'Co' Cup
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Congressman Miner Renominated.

APPLETON, Wis, May 4.-Congress-
man Miner was renominated for con-
gress by the Eighth district Republican
convention on the 196th ballot. The
vote was Miner 10, Kuesterman IA.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
REGARDING THE SEA WITCH.
Ambassador Choate Asks Lord Salisbury
for an Explanation.

Ambassador Choate Asks Lord Salisbury
for an Explanation.
LONDON, May At has been learned
by representative of the Associated
Press that United States Ambassador
Choate has asked Lord Salisbury for ex-
plantations as to the alleged abuse of
international right in the case of the
American ship Sea Witch, which, ac-
cording to the statement of her COM
mander, Captain Howe, was boarded by
the British warship Wasp within the
3-mile limit of Portuguese territory in
East Africa.
The American ship Sea Witch left
Wallaroo Dec. 8, and arrived at Della
goa Bay Feb. IL. She sailed March A
for Port Natal Durban) and arrived
there March 9.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
EvENsoNG.

The daylight fails; across the rivers reach
Family the village bells sound on the breezej
The ripping waves come singing to the beach
And stir the reeds to soft antiphonies.
Joy fingers, though the darkling night be near,
Though airs grow chill and birds be in theiI
nests;
Lulled by the cricket's quiet note of cheer
And frogs shrill chorusing the tired world
Charles Francis Saunders in New England Maya
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Boer Prisoners Picked Up at Sea.

LoURENzo MARQUES, May 4.-The
French steamer Cortalis picked up at
sea off Table Bay IL Boer prisoners
escaped from Simons Town. They were
IN an open boat with but few provisions.
The Cortalis landed them here and they
have gone on to Pretoria.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
ghc grihn1re.
| DIRECTORY.

IUDIC AL OFFICER.
RRowN. District J Judge
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Carnenters Return to- work

OMAHA, May 1.-Two hundred of tho
300 carpenters who went out have re-
turned to work at 40 cents per hour,
this being the wages demanded. A
temporary agreement has been ar.
ranged.
Morris tribune., 1900-05-05
Much Grain Destroyed.

LARIMoRE, N. D., May 1.-The Min
neapolis and Northern elevator at
Mapes burned during the afternoon.
The cause of the fire is not known.
There were $4,000 bushels of wheat in
the elevator, besides other small grain.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-22

Nirnbeta. @in nnsfanbs
liher sfolI bon @ei3 beiMdftt9t bic hie,
fiae Mrmenpflegs. Cine Grdil bate
Mrmenunterftiibung i'm getrdse BON
364 M. erbalten. Gs bat fi9 nun
berousaeffeIlt. bob bic Grau sein ouf
10000 M. getperthetes, unb nur NIT
1900 W. 0ppotbsien belaftetes Mrs
tpeien beiibt. Die sSrag III niht 5nr
3uriidpergiitnng Der erbaltenen Mrz
menunterftiibingen gu beiDegsn sunb
behouptet. lie fDnne ili1t bon benz Grs
TRACE ibrts Mnutfens leben.
sngolitdbt. 10000 M. il,
brei Woftbeuteln finb burn pl6bliAes,
biz ieBt nod ni1t uufgetldrtes Mufse>
ben elmer Gbiir in Der HGbe BON Miz
lah aus benz Babnpoitpaeen bes iiber
esnaolitobt berfebrenben Granffurter
@56ne1auges eefanen. @leib nah
Mttternadt ipurben bic erften @dnge
aemaht; clcr er{t seger 7 llbr Jrii5.
tpurben atpei Der brei poitbeutel. cine
Stunbe fpdter aud ber brittle ilnberz,
febrt in Der @iation MIatb dbgegez
Ben. sfiir einen Der pDitbeutel nit
einem sssnhclt BON 10. 900 Marf fpirb
iebenfalls sinberlobn be3ablt tperben
miii1en. ba Ct BON einem pribaten se=
funoen unb abgeliefert tpurhe.
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Tan bsrIelbs aIs7 5peslnanherttr et.t
fiilfe aus Giib Etnerrei9 bierber.
ltd9bxn Il i'm Sabre 1865 ben Ielbs
aug gsgsn Stalitn iuitSemdHt battle.
GHI3e. Der GtdtionsiGger
1Smndrb i'm nahtn Shnlenbtrg mar
auf Der gnttniasb unb bate Sds l1ns
gliid, iibtr einen Boumitarn, Su fals
len. Meil Ct onfangs feine s.tiserl.n
ptrfpiirte. kbte ct bds Sagen nph
mebrtre @tunben fort. Nm glfenb
r1trtte Der llnglidlidt, Bah e iish bei
bem Gdn cine itnerlihe DerleBuns ais
ge5Dgen bate. Ser bdrGxfefn Eerhtts
gernfene Mr5t tonitntirte. bcb cine
Nippt gebro1en unb bic Spise perlels
ben In bic 2unge seSrunsen iei. DEE
8ebauernsnerthe liest ieBt idtper
trant barnieSer.
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3mifhenabn. u. Giint6er
0oteS, sSnbober BON NDbens SoteI, bat
bai5elbe fir 5000 Mart nit foforti<
gem Mntritt tGufli4 eriporben.
Wolbest. - Da ausenblidliA
nod Elm sr0Bsrer proaentfab Rinper
an Dipbtheritis erfrdntt barnieDers
liegt unb fuit tdgt6sll9 mod neueJGlle
bin5ur rpmmen, bat ber hiefae GhuIz
poritdnb beiHloifen. Bic G9ule 5u
i9litBen.
MiefeIfebe. Die al her
Mniteter Wiefeliteter gbduf{ee au
Qeuhtenburg belegene Wirtbfdboft st5
6srrn 8. MittsnbDrf mdrb sunl ;G9rs
Iinen p1ntpreia BON 1850 Mdrf al
6onfeIsmunn MuIff in leudtsnba-a
ptrpddttt.
Mi3mdr. Gin trsutr, lana.
iGhriger M2itdrbeiter bei ter 6eritels
hung bet MiSmafer 3eitun0, her
&mri{i{eber Orr linton 6<ial. 1T inRF
[fi<r bon So Sobrsn plSbIi& aus htnl
Qstsn seidiehtu IN 8. aeai 1903
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eAlsNs~.

2nbor3e. Die bur1 ben @ru.
btnubbnu entjtonbenen grbientunaen
IN 3nbnrae @utsbssirf fnb nun ala
beenbet 5u betrahten. .Sm @ansen tpds
;rtn 1a Ddufer in Mitleibenib1ft ses
5rgtn, inter benen mdnfe gana erbebs
HHe Gddben aufpielen. MGhrenb
nun aipei Gnusbefber auf benz proeeB-
treae he selDiinfd,ten Gntf9dSigunsen
an errei9en boffen, haben bic anberer
gefiBer f;ir ben N2inberipsrtb ihrer
S6ufer bon Der .0nialid.n BersbebSrs
te cine entipreh.nbe gntihabisung ses
a1Elt erbolteri unb bic entftanbenen
Niife unb 5onftieen Sh6ben iinb burdb
Werdnferungen etc. aiisgebeKert tpor=
ben. Bei benz GGnlbaufe tperben &C.
sentpdrtta burh Snftrumente Beobah.
funaen iibtr Elm pesteres 6enfen tes
@ebduhes onaeitelIt. sSm ssaIle aud
bier nidts mebr 3,i nnerten fein ioute
fin burh weranterungen unb bic err
flrberlifkn MuSbeTernnaen Der Ghule
tpieber beaiehbar aer,aM tperben. Sn,
anbsren sFoIle lou bds Gebdube abgez
troeen unb an elmer anberen 9telIe Elm
Heubuu o,lfgefiisrt tperben, ipas ficb in,
Qaufe zines Wierteliabres enti4eiben
biirfte.
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Etiab.8etbrinSe,s.

Sdnrgem iinb. - Der@emeinz
beratb ftimmte Der Worlaee air Grs
bonnno einer neuen RapalIerietalerne
nit Affiaierstaiino nit 3uarunbeles
aung einrs Muftpanbes con 1,2OO, 900
Wart 3l. .
Ditu3e. DemDernebmen ndA
1T bic Nnfertisuns eer pIGne unb bic
Mufhenung tes Woranf1lases gu bent
in Musfht senommenen Neubau elmer
ebanaeliihen Stride babier, 6rn. 8au-
inIpeftor grnit gu @oarbura iibertraz
Gen iporfen, Der fpdter aub nit ber
Bdulettung betrauttperten ioll.
9aurberg. - Die Ortsburs
ihen. burun!er aud elmer, ber aurS.it
in Saarbriiden baim Snfanteriereeiz
ment go. 70 bient unb Iber bic Feierz
tage na6 9aule beurlaubt tpar ,hielten
etn Gd7itben ab. Oabei platte elm al
ter G6iebpriisel unb perlebte ZEN ur:
LAUDER ON Irmen unb DGnten ie1r
f1tper..
@ranelotte. gei ben Mrbei=
ten am nellen 5ortpoint bu jour ipur@
Zen bis iebt 5ablrei9e Rnodeniiberz
refe bon am IS. Musuft sefalenen
Golcaten dufgefunten. Defenders folz
DE bon bein 81. fransOfld.n Snfante=
rie=Hat. nnb bon rent preuB. 33. Eiz
fliersRest. Die1e @ebeine -iperben aes
lammelt nnb am 18. Muquit ,. ss.auf
benz Rrteaerfritbbof su graretotte feiz
erli9 beiaefebt tperben.
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Daibingen a. 6. - Oie. in
.2ernhra betienftete % Sabre alte
Scpbie Seller bon bier tpirb permibt.
aletnbDttnar. - Bei Der
ShultheiBenpabl tpurbe Stabtppliaei<
omtsafiiitent Mottbes aug Stuttsart
setrdblt.
Qauterba1. - Sci Der @6uIt=
teibenDuhl tpurbe Nebifionsufftfent
@trieaelzObernborf aum Ortspprleber
ter hieiiaen @emeinbe gepGblt.
6eiIbrpnn. 6ier itarb i'm
Mlter bon 95 Sabren Der Glteite Mann
unferer Gtaft. ausleib elmer ber bebeuz
tentften @roBirhuitriellen, Rommerz
5ienratb hilbert 6Aanibt.
Delabeim. Sn elmer Der
trauensmdnner Wer5ammlunq ron
polfspartcilidtn WGblern ipurbe unter
Uiitpirfuna BON WGblern alIsr partei=
r!htunaen toieberboIt benz 9efonomen
Rdrl 6tnberer bon @ousmannstpeiler
fie Ranbibatur fiir ben Neairf Welaz
beim ansetrasen.
Reuenburg. - Die aphfurfe.
frelhe iiberan bpn. @Apdbi5dNn
s51auen=1erein ein1eri4tet tperben. er-
fieuen iih in rnferem Weairf INNER
arDberer 8eIiebtteit. Ser ,iebente
Rrrs ipurbe in Dobel aefhIof5en. unb
fhon baben iih atpei neue @emeinben
eemelbet, 8ernba4 unb 2of!enau.
plo6ingen. Der Gubrmanr
Milhelm aOpf BON bier itieB ouf einen
aiemlib nnDerfebrten Qei4nam beim
Nuflaben bpn Ries ienfeits Der gledarS
b1ide. Oerfelbe mar adna in 5anb
aei6iremnlt unb muBte berousaez
graben tptrbtn. Mie iiA berausifeIlfe,
iiI es bic Qeidk bes felt ben 8. San.
3. s. ptrmiften 3uSneiiiers 5aiii BON
Siibingen.
Qubpigsburg. glnf einem
fgelbme1 n Der NGte Der Stnbt uurbe
sin Gtubirenbtr. Gobn diner bieiiaen
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Rbeimfats.

Weuf bt. - Durd grploiion
ipIroe bic Dampfmafhine in Der Ger
fcn' ihen Miible bemolirt unb Der baau
sehoriae arobe eiferne aonbeniator in
her Witte entstpeit. 3um Slid befanb
tih aur 3eit Der Grploiion Niemanb i'm
Maf6inenraum. :,
Bersaabern. Die Mmtseinz
filtrune bes BON Qubpiasbafen bierher
r,tfebten t. 9esirfsar,tmonns Bu[line
ger fpnb bier ftatt.
Na9ts fanb ber in BEN 5Oer scyabren
ffebnbe, perbeirathete Sdmeibcrmeiiier
q. Otter BON Dierbo9 baburh feinen
Sob. baB Ct beim Nabbauieaeben in
ben tleinen Torf5o6 fiel, ipplelbft er.
tcot aufaefunben tpurbe.
DeIlfeIb. - BON einem fdredz
l,den 1lnalid tprrte bic sfamilie hss
IHirtbes 9eBner bier heimaefud)t. Die
16 Sabre olte srdter 1iirste 6eim
Rthlenablaben riidlines bonn Waqen,
tpoburtb biefel5e fid) an S6Gbel uno
@irbelfdule fbtper berlebts. Sbr 3uz
ftonb lit febr sefdbrlid. ba eine Sirnz
unb Giidsnmartblutuna banit perbun,
Cen it,.
.Sranfentbal. eSn Der
0umpfteHelf6miebe 8elthupIen ereiaz
nete iib Elm llneliidsfau, poburb Der
slrbeiter 3ubpta Settel aug Dliinhen
einen unterf6entel@ unb einen S1liifz
ielhsinbru9 unb Der Mrbeiter Srans
Grabler aus Speper erbeblt1e 8erlebz
unaen am Gopf erIitt. Die Berun>
aIiidten nurben, ndhbsm ibnen elm
Mrtbrerbonb ongelegt mar, in has
Gpitdl berbra1t. ~ '.. 4 a
RaifersIautern 0ormitz
ttes 1T Re1tsanualt Rdrl Rolf6 in
9eieelberg, ipp er fih in bet Glinit beS
Yfofei1ors g3ernp ttefsr Sage elmer
ihneren Dperatipn rnter5ogen bate,
feinem longen 2eiben (Dormtrebs) er=
lcgen. gr tpar u. u. i'm Muffhtsrath
Der Pfdla. 8ant unb bes @ubz unb
Nrmaturtuerts, ferner Boriibenber Der
&1ieaertamerabfbaft unb bes Diff
sterspereins Gaiferslautern. ~,
3eis ia m! - 0pn bier fhi.b
gohnafiiftent Wurb, um in eleihsr
Charge na6 3peibriiden iihersuIiebeln.
Gier Sabre - elm analoaer ssall mar
nfd, nie boaetreien - tpirfte ct al, bic
taer Babnbofpertpaltuna 3ur pplIItea
3Ifriecenheit feines Chefs, iib in ipsiz
teren Eret1en GROCER 8eliebtbeit er>
fieuenb. 6ein Na1folqer 1T 8abn=.
aff!itent MeinEarbt, asbiirtia aus g}ic=
rer9o4itabt nnb corber in 9ohtaot
i.ationirt. :
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edbIeswissNeltetss.

idfabt.- ssiir bic brittle 2eb=
rsritelIe In Metpelsfletb purbe Qebrer
Duns@R Rohenborf seipdhlt.
BromFebt. - 6ier farb Der
Qebrer a. .. Guitab 9enninss. gs lift
btes Der brittle penfionirte 2ehrer, Der
bier i'm Qaufe ber lebten Monate ltarb.
SHberRapet. Dur4 profel=
for Stanae aus Riel tpurbe bier bic
neue Rirhenoreel abgenommen. Diez
ielbe 1T BON Der sstrma Martufen unb
6chn in Mpenrabe erbaut unb totet
5000 Mdrt.
Meuftabt. -Sn Bargtebribe err
eisnete fih Elm bebauerlih.r llnsliidsz
fan. Der 2anbmann 5haht mar auf
hem Boben befd,dftiat. fiel bur9 bic
Bobenlute auf bic barte @deunenoiele
nnh mar na9 uenisen Minuten eine
2eise.
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Mnslduoii(fjtS.



end. mesen piifeHtlia falfder
Mnf4ulbiguns purbe btr Wuiite.
GbOlI DalDs5ubn aus gltutnborf 3u
einjdbriger @efdngnibftrdfe unb Ctr
btrluit duf bie Douer ppr 3tpei Ssycbrsn
p0n Der Qpder Strnffummtr rcrurs
t1silt.
M ep 1. - 9ei elmer 9runnenanlds
ge auf benz SbDmuner Gelbe tpurbe ber
Brunnenboikr BorpnDtpsti aug pebss
len. tpobl uurh feline eigene l1npor<
|. iihtigteit. tpeil has Mbfteifungsmdtes
rial niht btr Worfhrift entfpruh, IN
elmer Siefe BON 20 Sub psrI6iittet.
Mobrunaen. Der 2anbses
ridtsbirettor d. $. @eb. Sufti3ratb
Berner III IN Berlin geftorben. Gr bat
mtbr als so Sabre benz Juiti5bisnif
oilqeb0rt nnb tpar Bis gum Sabre
1898 Direttor am lonbgeridt 1 In
Berlin. 1922 oeboren, trdt Ct 1847 In
ben Snfi5Dienf.
DFelobe. Morgens ipurbe
ouf benz b;eIisen Babnbof i'm Mbortgez
b6ufe Der fellenloie Qanbipirtb SGger
lsrfhoHen aIfgefunf.n. Wesen feineS
! Nlters tonute er feine Stenung erlan.
gen; aus biefsm Grunbe sriff er gum
RebDlDer.
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Srrstns &eNets.

TuIbo. Das Befinben bes
idon felt fdnserer 3ett lsibenbenDoms
ctHdnten Or. Carl Brann bat ii6,
nahbem Elm Sdlaganfaa btn5usetre.
ten, tefentli9 perihlimmert. 10 bab
bic 6offnuns auf @eaeiuns gerinser
pirb.
6anau.- Muf fdredlife Weife
perunglii6te bus ettpa 4 Sabre alte
TGHkrden bes Oetonomen Mlt. 81
einem Nugenblid bes Mueinfeins i'm
Simmer lief bas Rinb in einen am
GuBboben febenben Sopf nit to9ens
benz Wafer unb fiel binein. Sdreds
li6 perbriibt itarb bas Rinb on ben
Golsen bes unfal1s.
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psism..

33nt ot. DAB gfaubu4'fdx
ttuntftid IN MaeDt III bur6 QlnfaufI
Nan bic Gnh{en ! Weimarif6e Sitter
psrnoltuns iiberstsdneen.
&4nitlfm On GielIe bes Bliss
! tlsjceH Mimmeiters, Ghlpi1ermeifters
&IemneL III MntpGrter Rrpftcniut
ben bier aum Qlibmeiiter fir bos f6bs
tiIct efiddntt eeipdblt iDOrten.
u Il Ii Der pripotaeIebrtv.
syafpb MehJ bat iein bier ii fsr @ros
beI1 G@QIftrdhe btTe-enes @runbffiid
al ben S6IDffsrmeiffsr ssyGnf4 bier
lIt ~, 0,2E0 wtdrt frtibdn6ig btrtauft.
3 58 j. 4 ! ip d. Dos bis}ise G&nur.I
|.dsfi 81 f<rnrtbfilte ten mld,- -rerqe{ {ellen
arinsi(idn GbieIenBki das polen.
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e ftetiH jil3id 4 III eis
MI S |6(1 6ottI bir@ brsi uleIykrs
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e@meia.

Quaern.- Die bier ansgebros
Atne bipbt9rif1e epidemic. bic et,po
banbert ;SGls umfobte. ppn bsnen 18
t1btlib berliefen unD bic aur SMisbs
'ung ber HdbtiIdxn Sbulen iibrte. If
benz GrlDf9cn nahe.
@enf.- Diefer Sage fpielte Elm
9err BGhler. elm iunger GlectrOteR
nifer, in eirem Roffeebauie an Ter
MipegaTe nit ssrennben cine poriie
Dillarb. Wie er auf ben WiuorbRrd
gflebnt, benz pdrtner 3uiddute, brad
Der Gfpd; B6hler i!iirate unb ber
uatere Ebeil bes GtpdeS nran9 DurM
bic Bette in ben l1nterleib. Der 11ns
gliidlidx, Der 10 biel 8lut ,erlpr, rnr,
be ii cine Mpotbefe oebroht unb Elm
Mr3t gtrufen. Mllein bic 6r3tli@tRa
fonnte nidt inebr telfen anb D6@Je1
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Mormbitt. 81, elmer 8lut.
lome tpurbe ter Better W0lfi Bas
Ifen BON benz Nahtpddter ssifn dlifz
gefunfen. W0lfi bate erbeblix Rppf=
tpunfen, bic nah Mnoube bes Mrates
bur4 einen Gall entftanhen fein follen.
MaFenbura. Der Beiiberss
fobn ST. @ebrmann in Neu Roiens
tbal tpurbe am Mbenb, als er nod
1du5e ritt. unterpegs bon RrGmpfen
kefolIen unb fiel bonn pferbe. Datei
Serlitt CT 10 fArere Werlebunsen. bab
er balb bdrauf itarb.
GtalIupDnen. Die bieiise
Etraftammer perurtbeilte ipesen ebr=
perlehenbtr Meuberuneen iiber be
GDbns tes Railers bic 81 Sabre 'alt,
Befberstohter G1nma6ennemann aus
Milfen 3u 6 Wrdyn @efdngnib. Der
@emetnbeborfeter Gpttlieb geder aus
G3ame:tfebmen tpurbe BON fer Mnfla=
tlase Der Moieitdtsbeleioisuns freise=
fprOden.
Tilfit. Das bisFge 2ebrerins
nen Seminar, neldes jebt uuf 40
Sabre Setnes Beftebens auriidblidt, Fat
IN b:eler 3eit iiber 400 2ebrerinnen
entlaHen, Bic niht Bios in Der sansen
propin5 ibren Beruf i'm 5hulamte
unb als gr3iebertnnen ausiiben, fon=
bern aud i'm gansen OeutIftn Reihe.
in llnsarn. Rumdnien, Grantreih unS
gnslnnb, ia audi In Mmerifo tbdtis
iinb. Oie Ndhfraae nod Gr5ieberins
men lit 10 grob. baB bic 2eituna Der
, MnitaIt Bel tpeitem nidt ale Wiinfds
befrieOisen tann.