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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
MODERN PIRATES.
Prey on Amsricsn Merchant Vessel ir
the Far East

In the track of multiplying Amer
ican commerce with the far east
their boldness growing with the mum
her Of ships that pass, and holding
the doorway from the Atlantic &C
the Paci6c--isa pirate tribe as treach
erous and cruel as the worst of the
royers who sailed the Spanish main.
Worse, indeed, they are than the
Malay marauders of oriental seas
They find their shield in darkness
yet fire is their most potent weapon
Mariners who have Stunned the
wild waters that meet at Cape Horn
and sought more peaceful passage
from ocean to ocean through the
Straights Of Magellan for more than
a year have been bringing to San
Francisco wild tales of savage cut
throats and robbers. More like the
yarns of the forecastle than narra-
tives of truth they have sounded, says
the San Francisco Examiner
Dark brown men with matted hair
and armed with huge spears and
knives; lights that fitted about in
dark coves and on the face of the wa
ters like the will-o'-the-wisp in the
bog, have been the visions that vigil
liant lookouts have reported. Men
disappearing from decks where they
had been set to watch, and with them
all that could attract savage eye, have
been phenomenal Of peaceful nights
in the still waters under the shadow
of the mountains that line the straits.
Schooners and ships have disap-
peared of late years after leaving
Sands Point in the straits, and after
having been at anchor further along
under the hills, and partly burned
hulks have been reported to indicate
how they have met their fate
Even big steamships have narrowly
escaped similar furtune, for burning
brands have been thrown into port
holes while the crews were asleep, and
when the men have rushed to fight
the flames on another part of the
ship wild men of the woods have APP
peared and attacked them from be-
hind, and, besides loss Of property,
left death and wounds as remem-
brances.
Dynamite Johnny" O'Brien, pilot
Of score of daring flibustering ex-
petitions in the days when the Gu
bans were receiving arms from the
United States wherewith to continue
their fight against Spain, learned to
respect the terrors of the straits few
weeks ago.
One dark night, when the lookout
was vigilant, he saw lights glimmer
all about the ship, but far away.
He could detect nothing in the wa
ter alongside, but suddenly burning
brand was thrown on the deck, and it
was found that another had been
thrown into a portfolio. Fire start
ed in both places, and while one
part of the crew was engaged in fight
ing the flames the other had its ener-
gies fully employed in beating off a
score Of invaders who were hurrying
to the side Of the ship in craft whose
progress could be traced by the lights
they bore.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
u couLD WAX.


When III Hung Chang made his
visit to the United States several
years ago he was Jared in number
of ways by finding that our ideas
we're not altogether in accord with his
own. But, being a sensible man, he
tried to accommodate himself to the
ways of western barbarism.
In New York round Of visits was
arranged to the officials, the homes
Of few leading citizens, and to points
Of interest. AT each place squad
Of policemen was stationed in ad-
vance to keep in order the crowd that
was bound to gather
( Getting out of his carriage at the
city hall, LII stepped to the foot Of the
stairs leading to the mayors Office
and stood there till two servants. who
had followed in another carriage, ran
up with a queer chair--not unlike, in
a general way, the old-time Sedan
chairs, except that it was without
top. In this chair LII calmly seated
himself. Does he expect the mayor
to come down to see him?" was the
query that went from lip to lip, with
such remarks as: "See the style of
himw
lmperturbably Ii sat till police
captain stepped to the chair, where
upon the oriental secretary, who
stood beside his master, explained
that, according to Chinese etiquette,
SO great dignitary as Lii Hung
Chang could not walk upstairs, but
must be carried.
Politenessa to visitor operated to
make the officer call four sturdy po-
licemen, who took hold of the handles
and had the celestial at the top of the
steps in a jiffy.
They were so taken by surprise that
they had seized the handles without
reflection, but even before they wre
at the top of the steps they were so
angry that they almost dropped the
yellowfaced visitor, regardless Of
consequences.
And the news spread like wildfre
among the thousands of men who
make up the police force for New
York. Were policemen expected to
he body-servants of a Chinaman? The
unfortunate captain was made to feel
that he was forever disgraced. The
Nervousness Of it all, says the Sat
urday Evening Post, will be better
understood when it is remembered
that the great majority of the police
force are Irishmen. They boiled with
wrath at the indignity.
Let the Chinaman hire somebody
to carry him if he couldn't walk! Let
him send into New York's China
town for Chinese chair-bearers.
Untold wealth would not have
tempted another New York police
man to put hand to Lis chair, even
if ordered to do so by the chief of
the department and the entire police
board
In some inscrutable way Ii learned
all Of this. He didn't say anything.
His countenance was as calmly unper-
turhed as ever.
But when, the next day, his car
riage drew up at the home of Gen.
(then COLI Frederick d. Grant, the
son of old Lis friend, Gen. Ulysses
S. Grant, Ii stepped from his car
riage, glanced with impassive face at
the group Of bclligerent-minded po-
licemen, and skipped up the half
dozen steps to the door like an agile
boy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
Reeommends It to TraLnmen.

G ~ Hausan, Lima, o., Engineer
L. f. 81 w. r. H., writes: II have
leeu troubled great deal with back
lche. was Induced to try FOL-
EY'S KIDNEY CURE and one hot.
.e entirely relieved me. | gladly
recommend it to any one, especially
my friends among tbs traiDmen' who
ire usually eimilarly afflicted" A. P
Harness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

j. w. Bryan, Lowder, Ills. writes:
INV little boy WAS very low with
pneumonia. Unknown to- the
doctor we gave him FOLEY'S HON
EY AND TAR. The result was
magical and puzzled the doctor, as
immediately stopped the racking
congh and he quickly recovered" A
Z. Harness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
Afapous Painting

may be worth millions, or a big pump
kin may take prize at a county fair
but DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin
brings more JOY every day as It be-
comes better known and more gene
rally used for constipation, lndigest-
ion, Sick headache and stomach trou
BILE. Get it at G. X. Wyly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
IT NEVER FREEZES.
Peculiar Properties of a Stream in South
ern Oregon.

Peculiar properties OF Stream IN Soutn'
ern Oregon.
There is a stream in southern Ore
gon called Klamath Fort creek, that
never freezes even in the coolest
weather. George II. Wilson, local
forecast official of the United States
weather bureau, is authority for this
statement, .l
Klamath Fort creek is neither wide
nor long. Its headwaters gush out
from the huge powders back of the
fort. 1t runs through the valley and
cmpties into another insignificant
stream. In winter, no matter how
hard the ground is, there is never a
sign of ice in its water IF.
The theory advanced by Mr.. Will
son to account for this phenomenon is
peculiar. The soil Of that section of
Oregon is of volcanic origin. Twen-
ty-fve miles away is a crater lake
1000 feet above sea level. An eX-
tinct crater rises out of the center Of
this lake to a height of 1000 feet.
The country round is covered with
ashes to the depth of several inches.
Pumice stone and other permeable
matter compose the upper strata, and
the water circulates freely through
this layer.
Combined with the current of the
stream, which is not alone sufficient
to counteract the natural law, this
free circulation of the water through
the top soil stops effectually the fresE-
ing Of the water and makes this little
creek enc Of the unique tAings on the
RAGitis esaat.-N. Y. WOald
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

That Is what you must do when
you have catarrh ia the head. The
way to cure this disease Is to purify
the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla
This M. diciue soothes aud heals the
Y0n med surfaces, rebniIds The deli
cate tissues AMI permanently cures
catarrh by expe.ling from the blOod
the scrofulous thiuts upon which IL
depends. Be sure to get Ho1d's
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

For all fresh cuts or wounds, either
On he human subject or on animals
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is
excellent; while for corn huskers'
spraiued wrists, ,barbed.wire cuts aud
sores it cannot be too highly COM
mended. Price, Is aud so cents
Sold by r. @. Hardwick.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

Many Of your friends or people
whom you know Of, have contracted d
consumption, pneumonia. or other
fatal diseases, by neglect uf a sim
pie cold or cough. FOi FE'S HON
'EY AND TAR. sai nre and
pleasant cough medicine. 'eonld have
saved them. 1t is gual, ei. A.P.
Harness.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
.liGEsr Yona eoOn

Ninety per cent. of II sickness is canscd b.
cod not being properly digested, 1t creates pot
sons and goes into your blood and t''an you ars
yable 10 almost any disease the human system
g heir to. Use DR.. Carlsteat's German Liver
Powder and watch the results. You will feel
the good effects after taking one dose. Give il
atrial aud be convinced. Price &c.
Or. Otto's Spruce Gum Baisam Cares
Your Cough. Just the Medicine
for Children.
For sale by e.. "
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
q ~ - T Cd ER Ia
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature .f N(sXAzIzM<

Cheerful fooks make every dish
feast and that it is which crowns a
welcome.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

l have come to the conclusion
that mankind consumes too much
food. Sydney Smith.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16
Standing Jokes.

A good many Of the standing jokes
should be sat upon.-Chicago Daily
News.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

The old critic is always kind and
considerate, the young critic is inn
placable.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

If a fellow can do his own pad
ding he is safe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

you do your own work it will
suit you.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

The lOAfeas Do AOthiAg else, 20 thsy
talk q 0Eeat asAL--1AtGAnisen Qk0bs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

The n IN Irritating cathartic- Hoods
Pills.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

Dent be afraid to risk your own
judgment.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

Most people depend on others and
pet left.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1900-11-16

Men endure the losses that befal
them by mere casualty with more
patience than the damages they
sustain by injustice. Raleigh, ,5's
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
GGscS,piAs SynIfseitt.

G3ludYabt. Mm 10. Npbenlz
Der l975.ipurhe fiissrie cud in tpeitez
reit GreiIsa niaAt unbetcnnte 0igrds'@
fhe GtfsnqieBcrei unb opar Sucri urts
ter Der sytrma Dierds II. Gamrabt err
Dffnct. Dieielbe bslteht alfo 25 Sabre
unb befinbet iid felt ettpa 20 Sabrsn
in benz ulleinisen 8eiib bes gesenirGrs
tigen sSntabers 8. 90. Dierds. 6err
8. erfreut fi9 als Mrbsitscber ieltener
Beliebtbeit unb tit aud lonit cine in
neiferen &reiien febr angeiebsne pera
f0nltthfeit. b6
Rel1ingbufen. Dem
Dienlttnedt Sobcnn 2ohle, tpslAsr 40
Sabre auf benz @ehDft ber Mi.t!pe
0onlfelb in Gtellau gebient bat, ipurhe
bds Diplom bes areis Steinburser
Gemeinniibigen Derein3 iiberrei9t.
Steinbnrg. - Der Miiblenbe=
ftBer s. 9tnrid5s in 0aale berfaufte
Die erft por einisen Sabren erbaute
Wiibls .,sbit Mobns l1nb MirtbIhdfts=
aebduoen obne Die. gum @eipele seDDs
renben 2dnbereien fir $4,000 80. an
S. R0bnfe aus Nabbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Aanpper anS 8rasnfm,ues9.

Ssnabriid d. = Der primaner
9tnflage aus SDsel, tpelcber aus une
boritbtigfett ieine Mutter eri4ob,
purbe beute ben Der @traftammer gu
IA Sagen GefGnsnib perurtbetlt.
M2iinber. = Oennd9f tutrb in
unlerer Stabt in Der NGbe Der bieiiz
gen Gen,ilden Sabrit eine Magenfas
BRIT eebaut tperben, beren Snbaber
syabrifant Notlnann aus 8urglteirz
furt 1T. Die Sabrit tpirb namentlich
Wagen fir lanDtptrthi9aftlt4e 3nede
9tellmaGerbDlser fir Wdgen, 8Irz
tenb0loer ulo dbnli4e Saden anfers
tisen.
5ADppenTebt. = Nat9mttz
tags tpurbe in Der Ndbe bes 9abnbo.
fes Ger 13zjdbrige Spbn bes W&aurer5
8oKe aus Wabun1, Der in Der logen.
61pBfele zines NIT Giiben belaoenen
8agens Plab genommen uno ,tntolge
bes 3erreibens Der Settle, nit Der Die
5noBfele befeiigt mar, berunter uno
ppr BE Ndber fiel, iiberfabren, tpobsl
beihe 9eins gebrphsn tpuroan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Nrnpins Hej7et,.

Sulba. - Dem feitberigen 2.
Geililidhsn Der bieiiaen erangeliihen
@emeinne, pfarrer sSriebriab Mubl,
1T nie |. pfarrite1e. berbunberl nit Der
Superintenbentur ner OiDce1e 5ulbu,
Gersfelb unD 0iinfelb. iiberfragen
trrrben. pfarramtsfanbibdt &ienaler
III gum 2. Pfarrsr Der bieiigen ebangez
lif9en, Marrei ernunnt tporben.
9anau. BUR Wnrnabme Der
erforberlidNn 8orarbeiten fir bas
bieiige Moinbaufensproiec ilnb bic
bamit 3u5amnenbdnaenben Aafenanz
ldgen baben unfere @tdbtperorbneten
Guf Mntrag bes Muaiftrates einen Bez
trag BON brrlGufia 10000 M. beipiIs
ltgt. gs tpirb minbeitens bic Mnlaqen
zines @tAerheitshafens nebit @nz
hlubgeleifen an bic gifenba6n ae=
plant. Die @tattperprbnetenperfan.
lung ertbeilte benz Magiitrdt ferne-
au9 bic Grmdhtigung aur ginleitung
bon 0erban6llnaen iiber ben Grtpesb
bes benDtbiaten @eldnbes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20

2ebr. - Die Mirthf1aft Sum.
Greifonig" 1T pDllis nisbersebrannt.
ainber iollen rem 8ranb Derllriadt
boben.
Sffenba6. - Na1ts bra9 in
benz Mnpeien bes Sefpnom 8dlentia
G6ube Elm 9ranb aus. Der bic nit
Gtrob uno Sutterpprrdthen bollses
ftl lpften Scbeunen, fotpie oeilen groben
Sabaff9uppen, iprrin idmmtliher
Sabat aufsebdngt par, nnb fonitise
Nebensebdube in MIAe legte.
Pfor5bei m. = Die Staot bat
btefer Sage bon einem Nentrer llnD
f1iiberen @plbnaarenbGnbler, benz
iiingt ter1torbenen 8orl Wilh. gagler
bafelbft, Elm @ermd6tniB BON ca. 2O,s
600 Marf gu @uniten Der hieltgen
M1men unb auberben fir berf9ieoene
gemeinnii Btge ginrtdtungen tletnere
2esate erbalten. 9err Nagler. ipel4er
II Sabre alt tpurbe anb als Sunagez
feae eeitorben 1T, itammt aus Dirt
men3=WeIGlenader.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Surembnr8.

2uremburs. = Sn aller Sttlle
tpurben bic prn paris einsetroffenen
iterbli6en l1eberreite 3innens, oes
grmponiten Der Seme4t, bonn 8ahnz
bpf nu1 benz 2ieDfrauen &r6bcf
Iherfiibrt. te Ofeterlihe Gntbiaung
bes Senfmals auf 1etnem 9rabe 1T
fir nd9fen Spmmer in Iusiih sez
nrmmen.
@6terna9. eSn Der Mertz
ItGtte bes photographer. S. 8ellmalo
ent1tano Elm S9aDenfeuer, tpel4es ner@
1d]iebene Maarsn 5eritDrte, Dqs ieoo9,
neil re9taettd beinertt, bi ieinem Gntz
1teben gel5IGt tperben fonnte. Ser
bur1 8erii6erung geoedteS4aoen be-
trGat etpa 1000 Morf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
G0feFe,,.

RattppiB. Das @artenz
gtabli6ement r3um 5iiritenbof" Il,
Sbaipet9e aus Der Hobert Giintber'=
i6en Goncursmafe eelangt sur Wer=
fteigerung. Ser aiirit BON Pleb CAB
ein @ebot bon $4,000 Mt. ab.
eSaner. Mbenbs perf6ieo Der
@pnnaitallebrer EN-. 8eper i'm 81. 2e=
bensjabre. Ser Deritorbene amtirte
biel Sabre an Der 8ori6ule bes @pm=
naiiums; als bas lebtere perItaatli9t
ipurbe, trat ct In ben 2ebrt0rper ces=
1elben ais te9nilder 2ebrer Elm. SIN
@anaen nirfte er 33 Sabre am bieiiz
gen GDmnafum.
2aubat1. - Ser gpnsurs bes
Spebiteurs Sin bat bereits Elm 5tpeiz
tes SauiIement CUR Solse gebabt. Ser
Drogl1iit Serntann SUIT, ber an ben
9erluiten bes 6ta'56en goncuries nit
$4,000 Marf participtrt bat, bat
ieine 3abluneen eingeitelt. On Stells
bes 9errn Sin ipdblten bic 9tabtper=
orbneten &aufmann @Dtfhfe nit 25
5timmel1 slt ihrem 8oriiBenben, 5uul
9tellbertreter getretoebdnoler aunbt
nit 16 Stimmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
: yIsenen Beg neriihterl

6auen. ~ Megen bes neriihten
MISUNDERSTANDING. IN Der bieilgen
2pae hatten iieh per 9uusbiener Nuf=
fermann, Der &lempner q. ErDmberg
unb Der @hlrfer ". gromberg bor
fer Straftamrner 5u perdrltfDorten.
Die beiDen lebten Nngetldgten rdun'z
ten ibre ShulD eln, tpGhrenD w., Der
in ter 2oae dls 0dusbiener beIhGfs
tist mar, erit nab bartnddigen aeuss
ilen geitanb, an bem Dcibitdbl Der
Ga1eFte, Die 600 M. entbielt, bethels
list seipelen au 1ein. Das llrtbsil
fautete auf 2 Sabre @efdngnib, geget'
u. Gromberg auf / Sahr, gegen o..
RrOmbers ailf 2 Sabre 3mhthous.
Splineer,. - Der Snbaber ber
bieTgen @tabltpaarenfabrit puul q.
Sendels bate beim Mmtgeri6t bic
@tntragung Der Ttrma ypaul M.9en>
dels Werf" in bas 0anbelsreg1ltsr
beantrast, mas iebph abge1ebnt ipurz
he. Das als oberite Snitans ansern>
fene Gammergeriebt bat nunmehr entz
i9ieben, bab benz Mntrase Sendels
ntdt fattauseben lei. Der llmfans
Der Tabrifation re9tfertigte, 10 beiBt
es in benz gntldeib, I'm Dorliegenoen
syalle nt1t bic 8eaei9nung Der Jabrlf
als uMerf". Mit be1tin,aenb fir bic
Mlebnuna biirfte au9 getpsfen fein,
bab bic Genebnligung Der setpiin1Az
ten gintrasung lei4t 8ertpe9sluneen
nit benz befannten n3piaingsperf
s. q. 9endels" our 5olse haben
fonnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
N3MiGrcid) IaMSett.

8rimrl1d a. Der Director ter
bieiiacn Hdbiil6en @asanitalt Drehsz
Ter, ift feute burh rem Ginitura zines
Epble..f6ippsns oerfdiittet linb iofort
ge!Dbtet tporfen. 's'.s
Began. Mdtbsaieseleipdhter
9sori9 nnb 5rau feierten ibr solbez
nee Gbeiubildum. Die Jamilie 6eo<
II bhot bic erit Der Syamilte 2ppfe auf
Mieberau, bann ben Natbe gebDriqe
3ieeelei felt 1904 in Babt. Ser
Grobbater bes Dben @enannten butte
cine @htpelter bes Surnpater Sabn
Suf Srau.
2ansenh he1fen. - Ser biefise
Brunnenbauer pppp batte RON ber
Mmtsbauptmannihaft 3pidau gr>
lcubniB erbalten, Dpnanit GIT einein
8runnenbau in 9eiib gu nebtnen unb
im8runnen ielb1t su beripabren. Statt
eeilen bat ct ben Sprengitoff i'm Sell
lei feines Sau1es betpabrt. 9ieIe
llna6tiamteit bat iebt bas fDnigl.
2enbgeri9t 3nidau tpegen 8ergebens
gesen bas @prenaitoffseIeb NIT bier
Mcnaten @efdnsniB geabnbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Sloem6nrs ,,no aseatenblsr8.

9}ehna.- Der garouHelbe'iber
s5ca{b perfaufte iein por benz 0lebo@
fper 5Gpre belNenes Wohnbausgrunoz
itiid an zen Shldd}ter 3aDolp fur 81
800 ~.
91euHrelib. Sem 9of@Npoz
tbefer Or. 3anber hterielbIt 1T lpn
benz &aiIer, &Dniae bon Breubcn ter
Gpt5e 4bler>Srben 4. glaile perllehen
iporoen.
2aaae. Sci Der pfarrtpabl
purDcn 343 Stimmen ab0egeben. pa>
flor 8ubrzMela erbielt 20. Diatonlls
6iibbe=p par1im "a unb Baltor Nlesz
&uppentin 239 St. 2ebterer tpuros
1ofDrt ~ppn superintendent 2ilinez
mann in fein 9lmt einaefiibrt.
plau. Sir feline 6idbrtse 5hG=
tigteit als Sdrtftfiihrer bes 8ersins
fleinerer Qanowirtbe au plau ipurhe
in tie1en Sasen 0errn 8arbp bterz
1elbf bur9 ben @ereinsDoritano Elm
tiinitleril9 ausaefiibrtes gbrenbiplom
iiberreiht.
= tern BURG. Wttt Dem Bau
Der neuen Mpotbefe. ipel6e NIT Dem 1.
Mai nd9ten sSahres BON Mpotbefer
2omp in Olbenburg hter erDffnet
ptrb, 1T nunmebr beaonnen. Oiefslbe
ertGlt i6ren Plab neben benz 9olDz
f9mibt'iden @eIAdftshauie an Der
9remeritrahe.
@iilse. @or einiaen 9asen feierts
ber &entier Sab bierfelbit fein 6Oidb=
RIGGS 8iirgeriubilGum. gu bieiem5elte
iibermittelten Oeputationen bes Magi=
iirats unb 8iirgerausfhuifes i'm Nas
men ber 8ehDrDen unb ber gttlluob=
nerf9aft bte beralthiten @liidpiinl9e.
Der Su6ilar lit "a Sabre alt unb err
freut lt6 nob feltener Hiiitisteit.
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Wusliaoild)eS.
NrenDsnbnrg.

kF@& M M .St RI &s ,sy..
MQrqua.rbt. l1nter 1sr5llne:r
chsilnubme ber @emeinDe fe:erten pse
sEbslellte G}utsarbeiter Wilhelm 9Hs8es
met bas Set Der solnener. 2oh3s1t.
Nouen. @pupernenr. Saelebte
9teleurapbirt: Ser Sbermaidtntltenss
sulont Rriiger Dom areraer rSanla'
ail II sfiastau an DarmtpphuS gsltors
Ben" Ser fern bon Ger 2e1matg aus :
hem Geben geldpiepene 1T ei1 SDgn
bss Serrn Meitalirdteur Sul'us ar'ls
sger in Hauen. M
Wrieaen a. 3. - Wie nerldlls
tel. lit Ser sssnbober ber in goHcurs
seratbenen birma 9ermatl1 WlaIlille
II einem R6lner 9otel tobt aMtgetlll,ss
Sen uorben. Man funb bet lhtl1 no9
300 Iaf. Dor. Die 5prbern!1g stnes
bieIioen Gldubisers an bic StrrIla Dez
irdof 17O, 900 Wh., bic zines allslpal@ ussn q
tiosn @e1adftsmaanes 14O,OOQDfart,
nuabsrbem tperben TprbsrnneeH BON
&C, 900, 45,Ooo. 1000 Utart U. !, p'
Aendn1t.
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Observation-Disclosures esSsralsfi, gez
gen ben Elm 8srfabre1t tpe9en Meinz
eibs eineeleitet iporben. ipurbe na9
benz lebten Sermin berbdftet.
Il Sbptn. Die @traflommsr
teurtbeilte ben pribatf0riter Sobann
N.pad in Samter, peeen unbsrehz
tisten ssSagens au 6 Monaten @efGagz
niB, ben 8,ItberlDhn Nlbrsebt Rarsft
aus 8abrerborf tpegen 8eginftts:;ng
sn 10 Sasen @efdnaniB unb SO Marf
@elbitrafe fotDie ben @aittptrtb Mbolf
MeFafoiD5fi aus Briefen tpegen 6ebz
lt-ei gu l Mbnat @sfdnaniB.
80 a rienbura. - Inter BEN,
DerDa6te, Elm Sittlihfeitsberbre1en
neriibt gu baben, trurbe auf 0eranz
lanung Der Staatsantpaltf6aft in 81
bina Der Muiiferlebrling Wlar Die1!
bier5elb1t berhaftet. @or niht LANCER
3eit p.rbe auf benz @alaenberae Eel
Sanbbof cine Rinhesleihe gefunben;
Aas Otenitmdb9en Oulb ipiarbe als
Meutter bes Rinbes ernittelt unb tpez
gen Ein6esmorbes in 6aft qenomz
nen. 0tebl folI fih an Dem Oienit>
ndbben Dulb berganaen baben.
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