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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
BUILDING PRACTICALLY DESTROYED
Early Morning Fire at Plant Of Standard Oil
Co. Yesterday.

Fire at the plant Of the Standard
OH CO., in this city. yesterday morn
ing was the cause Of one of the most
unearthiy alarms the city has had fnr
some time. just how much damage
was done it is not possible to learn bur
it will probably amount To about $500
The cause is unknown,
Shortly after O'Clock an alarm
was siven from several bells ana
Whistles and at about the same time
The big fire whistle on the plant az
the Augusta Lumber co. was respond
ing 70 an alarm from Box A.
BY the time The department arrival
the storeroom in which the office il
located. was burning furiously. In II
We're stored nearly half a hundred
barrels Of oil. As the place had beaa
used so long for store room the
floor was saturated ana the flames
appeared to be in every part of the
building. Several Of the barrels haI
isnited ana the floor underneath was
burning 50 fercely that. before the de-
partment was through working. the
floor gave way.
on the side track, short distance
from the building, was a freight car
filled with pine bindings. This ton
caught fire and when the water was
first turned on it looked as though
nothing could prevent a total destruc-
ton Of the building and contents. IL
was at first feared that the valves Of
the pipes leading from the tank to the
building We're open but they We're
found to be closed.
The fire department made an un-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
October Terme l9O0-Hon. VIM. P. While
house. Justice Presiding.
W. :. CHOATE. Clerk.
a. u NcFApDEN. Sheriff.
: Ie.-rEs SDnnrtD

XIII \I ,iP,si II III Sheriff
J. :. ESTES. Reporter.
Aur1I-+a oct ~
-l,' II
Deputy SheflHS III "t''l"dllNt-'' Il ~
Bean. Augusta. II. T. Morse, Augusta;
Isaiah GifTnrd V..saIboro.
Court opened with prayer by Rev. MI
Ncwhert 0f Augusta
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second jury T.. n. 1tIibt'. -hu- uSld, v.
Il. Judkin~. taAettc. t'NtuSed', tipcrten
2. LANCASTER. CI3rdlner, 'eNrusedl \. 4.
Libby. WaterNllir: James Low; tHatoht
Oscar Mctau>land. FarmlnGdaIe. 'eN-
CuNrdl NJ ithtlH III dgIIiiih Aldl 1tN,r. 1
Michael - iifhIf. hanover. jus H. 'ull-
mtf Augusta. tVNtuS'N a. i'vVN -
windsor. Nancy NiuhIeI7, -Nr- uS1i I
George Sh4rry, hthI9H. l;T1teI lT i'lE "
augusta; FRANK N4thrt. w ~ y -
I, MauIh; Monilnu' VI; ,tNc,'9' ,I- t.N'ltt'
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Ii JalH y" Iii@i,st, foreman
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nan ~ J"iIi%S gnu c,7ar,I
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nompsoh q! bvIL19. 10. 20 ~
II .hls ACTON .ily ,,,,l VIM bilb
o.. HI hecS,isa Hi CIV tbe Jefendants
IT, his viz ffsGtions ANA
induced htt " ltdI nm. !! u KAN, , H. J.
hNcs on a i"ilm III Isi'ld ~ ~ 'Guui 3D.
years n AZ. ile ue.Jiiudi19 uaI . II i ! fl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN HEBsEY.
He Writes General Conner Of His Experiences
IN China.

The readers OF the Journal Will be much
interested In The following extracts from
a letter recently received by General sell
den Common from Capt. Mark /. Hersey.
9Th T. 5. Infantry. Capt. iisrsev has
many friends here and his reference 10
Otho +. Michaelis, formerly of Augusta,
is of special interest. The letter is dltcd
at fang-tsun, China, Sept Is. and post
marked In lapan September %. Capt
Hersey writes IS follows
Sang-tsnn. China. Sept. Is, 1850.
l am mere with five licutenants a sur
Seon and 13J men. chiefly recruits with !;
few old soldiers picked up from the hos
pltals beloN. as convoy 10 y wagon
train fer Tung-chow, the river port Of
Picking. The 9Th Cavalry has lust brought
the wagon train up from Tientsin-20
wagons take it from here on The cav
airy remain here at the railroad crossing
quarters. THESE are wonderful days.
Around us are canped Russians Ger
mans. French and Italians. but the
most interesting Of al are the Bengal
Lancers. These Indians are handsome
fellows and their English officers most
congenidl. have spent the morning
looking over their outfit Our four mule
heavy army wagon is too cumbersome for
this country. The -hors. cart used by
all other ratiOns Is far better. But our
soldiers loom up above them all. Our
4
h,z-, I",,rn,d fro,n Inii r. +'.'' he
l-L.t,i him., y~ii,p IL k IN
l.mnfr, MI. t,.a fbn I1ut +l , I'M
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M .a,nn ,,iiiinasr TIL ,',p ia,rt, III tbg
e.rfn1n ~ Iv.,Il.ree. ,rri,.ad al
ginntein ,a.tarJa,' ,rba I.py .r,.Il .,td
ntba arA tha ba.t r,1rcberi
Nv rsrriiit. won. turned rt..r IN mo ON
tl+. In.L II, GIN E-ra,,,.,a monet III
&rnn3,. tb,.tn fn,nd othn i Ni1rbaeIis
nm. a I,,,ca serelnant II;s eaidiarIv anil
i+i... ,,re th. a,5Iisht nr thr.t. Wnsi pntnt-
~ ,I,-- II lp9G7 Nm rnn,rtad ~ ,na FL
t'risCu ANA ta whom Inc yarafia. Of -hr
lt,.r.,.r ..rouIli4.' 4rr rather Startling
Tho Sergeant Is nov making on he
..ttard d@tau tor tomorrow. 4 told MIN 4
VIM going Ia writ VI YOU and III asked
to be- remembered.
NAM. MT seen "A Chinese woman since
ny arrival III the country Those who
have nos been killed or suicided are in
hiding
Thr destruction If property HAS been
simply appalling. Towns are passed com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
ST. MARKS MISSION.
Very Many People Interested IN archdeacon
Wibta,'s Able Addresses.

Tho Mission now being held al ST.
Mark church h> Arrhdcacon Wcbber IS
one OF inc most maikab!e religious
movements Augusta has eyer know n.
without thr slightest sensational effects,
without any elaborate music or ceremo-
MAJ. nut Wlth SIMPLE clear ana earnest
presentation Of the Gospel preceded by
very brief service arranged for the oc-
caSion. the Missioner has succeeded in
attracting and holding very large conEro-
cations. who listen with GREATNESS atten-
tlon p every Word and are evidently
deeply stirred
IN sunday morning the subjec; N the
sermon was W nat ~ Means t" I'r IA
IL '"" .i'' SH''heI Sh""t" ti'a'
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'V'' '''ei "'S M '''"' - 80 H""'N SIi'S'
"Pi''''''" \" ~ T'Ne" \" '"' 'htP''' pH'
at an '"''S """' ~ was I""hd maj 'ho
0'i"P'' Wo"iu ""' ''S'H NJ ""'u dii lA'Ne
SNth ~ lht 'huitA. ahd was 4uI ~ VII"
practical counsel At night the speaker
took tnr hiS text. This is my blood, ot
the new covenant. ANA preached SER
mon q great power and eloauence. He
gave vivid description OF the blood COW
enant AZ practiced among Orientals. and
stiH found among some African peoples
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
cafarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications. as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh IS
blood or constitutional disease, and in or
der. to cure it YOU must take internal rem
edies. Hairs Catarrh cure is taken in
ternally. and acts directly on the blood
.and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh
cure II not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
in this country for years, and j. 4 regular
tonics known. combined with the best
blood puritiers, acting directly on the mu-
cous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
n J. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo, Q.
Sold by druggists. price 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

which only parents can exercise over a
young ana au only child who is in their
power.
The plaintiff closed his testimony and
the cause was opened for The defendants
and some TESTIMONY introduced The de-
PENDANTS claim mat they have not exer-
cised or attempted to exercise any intiu-
cucr over their daughter I'D induce her To
leave Her husband bu. that all the
trolble arose from Disbursements be
tween THE Young couple: tnat they had
more or less trouble before their mar
rage and tuat ii continued after until il
wen. Sn far that the daughter refused to
~ back ana live with her husband say
ing she would die before she would do
wv although the mother. Mrs. Beldrn.
Lad frequently advised her to go and live
with him.
The testimony IN the part Of the de-
PENDANTS was not closed at time OF ad-
fplrnment.
Count win come in. at 40 this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
STATE HOUSE.
An Election Contest Anticipated
From Penobscot County.
Coastitutionality Of Act of 1891,
May Be Tested.
List Of Nominations BY Governor Powers Were
Made Public. Yesterday.

1t is understood that contest win 10
made al the next session of the I.cgisIa =
ture over the election Of Artemus Wealth
Crbec a representative from Penobsc6t
county, ana if a contest is made it may
bring in question the constitutionalfty Of
an act passed in 1891.
The point Of contest is as to whether or
not the people Of Lincoln had the right
to vote for a representative. this year
According to an act of 1891 provisions
were made by which the towns in certain
classes should have the privilege of vot-
ing at certain years BY this act there
was an implied provision that Lincoln
should not vote at the September election.
In spite OF this Lincoln asked To have the
name uf the representatives On the BAL
lots and the request was complied with
in making up the results Of the voting
il is found that if the vote of Lincoln is
counted in Weatherbee. the Republican
candidate viii have a ma jority of nearly
100 votes Since the vote of Lincoln. not
including the other towns in that class.
WAS p. for Weatherbee against "a votes
for Thomas ~ Porter the Democratic
candidate. Leaving the vote OF Lincoln
ont the Democratic candidate is elected.
MIR. Porter. who WAS member of the
last Legislature has stated, ii IS said. that
he VIII contest the election for he be
heycs thaJ The vote Of Lincoln should not
be counted in. It is believed by those
who have studied the law that the act is
unconstitutional for while it does nos
state that certain towns in certain classes
shall not vote. yet il does state that they
shall vote for representative MI certain
years. thus implying that it shah not
have the right to vote at other times.
According to the returns made the vote
is as follows: For Weatherbre. Republic
can. Lincoln. 257; Lowell IS; Burlington, ::
Lee, s.. For Porter, Democratic. Lin
coin, "a; Lowell, a: Burlington. "; Lee.
=.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

In sentencing John Cormier to jail
on the charge of violating the liquor
law. Judge Andrews carried out the
threat he made some time ago. The
complaint against Cormier came from
John Deroy. one of his customers. On
being arrested on the charge Of drunk
enness. Deroy gave information as to
where he bought his liquor. Cormier
aDpaala1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
Stepped Into Live Goals.

when child I burned my foot fright
fully" writes W. II. Eads "A Jonesville.
VA. (which caused horrible leg sores for
30 years, but Bucken's Arnica Salva
wholly cured me after everything else
failed" Infalible for burns. scalds. cuts.
sores. bruises and piles. Sold BY Bow
ditch & Webster. Augusta: q. III. Became,
Gardiner; :. :. Iightbody, Watervilie, 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
Pocket Book and Umbrella Gore.

\ complaint was made to one of the
officers living out of town who did not
give her name that she had been re-
lieVed of her purse and umbrella by
man with whom she had been acquaint-
ed but short time. According to the
story she told the police she had been
here but short time and had formed
the acquaintance Of stranger whose
real name she did not know. After be
ing together some time she gave him
her purse and umbrella and left him
for a short time. When she returned
the man and her articles had disap-
pcared. She was confident that he
would take a train for the West. but
thought he might go by boat and ask
ed the officer to watch the boat while
she kept her eyes on the trains. At
last accounts her new found friend had
net been apprehended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
What Shall! We Have for Dessert

This question arises in the family ev-
cry day. Let US answer 1t today. Try
Jeu-O. a delicious and healthful dessert.
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling! no
baking! simply add boiling water and
set "a cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. IL cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Cariboo Consolidated Gold Mine of
Quesnelle. has shipped to New York a
record breaking ingot weighing 153 pounds
and of the value Of $l5i,165
The organization of oklahoma ana the
Indian territory want single statehood for
the two territories. The formation Of
leagues to promote this end has com
menced. The first league was organized
at Wagner. |. I. Determined efforts in
this direction are being made by the lead
ing people of these territories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
Funeral OF Late Edwin A. Clark.

The funeral Of the late Edwin A.
clark was held at the home of William
Shaw in Sidney, at 10 A. NJ, Tuesday,
Rev. Mr. Seliger Of North Augusta
officiating. The deceased was Sc years
W age and had many friends il AL
gusta. He is survived by daughter,
Miss May Clark Of Portland and
sister who lives in Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The following company has filed articles
of Incorporation at the Office of the sec
rotary Of State:
Petroleum lncandcsccnt Electric Light
Co. organized at Portland for the MIR
pose Of manufacturing and dealing in
lighting apparatus with 100000 capital
stock # which nothing Is paid in. The
officers are: President. Forest A. Rav
of Boston. Mass: treasurer. Daniel n
keigan Of Boston, Mass. Certificate APP
proved Oct. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The young people Of the State Street
Free Baptist church Will hold their
sociable. Thursday evening. oct. d, at
the home Of Mrs. {. +. Smith. % Gan
nett street. This IL t. he given COM
plimentary to the president Miss Sadi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The following nominations by Governor
Powers We're made public, October Y.
1900.
Judge Municipal Court Of Farmngton-
A. l.. Henderson, Pennington.
Member Board Of PharmacN-Percy l.,
Lord. Calais.
l.. Scrbner, Springfield.
Inspectors of Fish-tias T. Lawrence,
Lubec, IN. Lubec): Nathan Il. Dyer, Mil
bridge.
Francs L. Littlefeld, Portland; Eben y.
Perry. Portland.
Inland Fish ana Game Wardens-HIer-
bert l.. Decoster, Hartford; Donald Il.
Agent 10 Prevent Cruelty-George j..
Fosg. Abbott.
10 Administer Oaths, Acknowledge
+. Humphrey. Bradford. IN. Bradford:
Ella NJ Hansen. Portland: 5. Josephine
Peabody. Houlton; Hortense p. Powers.
HoultOn.
Otsfield; Moses A. Drew. Alfred: Chal rs
\. Hatch. Unity; Fred =. Nioiette, Van
Buren,.
Notaries Public-IIerbert ". Robinson.
Portland: Aretas +. Stearns. Rumford.
Rumford FallsD: L. Emery Pratt. East
Livermore: Levi Turner, Portland; Hello
II. King. Portland; Wilbur G. Whelden.
Portland: Frank r. Ross. Biddeford; Hi
land l.. Fairbanks, Bangor. Horace d.
Ridlon. SJetson; l.. G. Tyler, Bangor;
George W. Goss. Lewiston: Arthur r.
Morrison. Rumford. (Rumford RAILS.
Thomas J. Southland, Richmond; Victor
II. Mutiy. brewer, IS. Brewer; Joseph
T.. Lewis. Bowdoin, tBOwdOin Center.(
Justices of the Peace and Quorum-Herr.-
man W. Susskraut. Portland; Warren 7.
Moves. Jonesboro; Emery, G: Wilson.
Portland: Charles l.. Macurda, Niscasset
Everett q. Wing. Albion: Walter J. Sar-
gent. Brewer; Augustus II. Jordan, Gar
diner; Ashley s.. clair. Calais; John J.
Coy Bradford, On. Bradford: 9. j.
Nichols. Portland. Samuel p. Cushman,
Hebron Frederick II. Lowell. Calais;
Charles l.. Marston. Yarmouth: Milton ;.
Clifford. Bangor; j. Lyman Ripley, Ando-
YER; Augustus n. LinscOtt, ThomaSton
John A. Morrill,. Auburn: Elwln II. Glea-
SON. Rumford. (Fallsl; John &. Campbell,
Atkinson; rank J. small, i9ulL9n; guy
n Sturgis. Portlan nd Abner ". Fletcher,
Rurnham: Charles A. Metcalf litchtield,
Is. Iitchfield): Willis T. Emmons, Alfred
II. Lorin Merrill. Parsonsiield; l. Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
Washington, ID. c.
Geresee Pure Food Co. lie Roy n. "

Gentlemen:-Our family realize so much
from the use of GRAIN-O that | feel |
must say a word to induce others to use
if If people are interested in their health
ana the welfare of their children they
will use no other beverage. | have used
them all, but GRAIN-O / have found su-
perior to any. for the reason tnat it is
solid grain.
Yours for health. c. F. MYERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24
The old way: the hale and

The old way: the hale and
hearty way Of living was a din
ner pill after a hearty meal.
Neglect the pill and you
have the new way Of indiges-
ton and dyspepsia. You can
eat without repenting BY taking
one Ayers PHI afterwards.
]. {. AVER COMPANY,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
Ayers Sarsapai,ll Ayers Hair vigor
Ayers Pills Ayers Cherry Pcctoral
Ayers Aguc Cure Aver Conlatonc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

Smith. Bucksport; Albert r. Donworth
Hpulton: Benjamin j. Hughes, Presnrc
Isle: stephen c. Perry, Portiand James
4. Hail. Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The rehearsal of the active members
of the Cecilia Club. will be held ut
Mrs. Lendall Titcomb's at 245. Wednes-
dnV afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The State normal schools are making
ln excellent showing, this year. 1t would
naturally be supposed that with tins rails
ing III the requirements The attendance
might decrease. The reverse is true. how
ever. for the attendance is steadily in
creasfng for as the students fnd that
they can have the same advantages here
that they would sc, in schools in other
states they do not 20 out Of Maine. The
tendency is to continue to raise the
standard until the institutions win finally
become professional ana viii be the equal
of if not superior to any normal school
in the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-24

The Phillips < Rangeley road has been
made To the railroad commissioners. 1t Is
as follows:
Gross earnings from operation SID 9i9.3 %;
less operating expenses. $26.393.62; income
from operation $f,535.7l deficit, $,oi5.63;
total passenger revenue. Sl4.265.p2; total
freight revenue, $li.i 2l.2a; number 81 pas
sensers carried earning revenue. lr.S2l;
number of tons Of lumber carried, l1.coN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
Saar, Woisl, GiieI nno 6unsra6.

ittersborf( Ger. 8itburg),
"a. San. @eitern puroe bier auf sinem
4derfeloe elm 9~eioensrab 9eDffnst;
man funb elm srpBes SpeiI6nsioiges
SGpert nit einem @eBitein, lofpie elm
ldnges Sagomeifer unb cine 2anse.
Ilem In16eine na9 bate bds S6per
einen 9pl5griff, Der oermobert lit. Sn
Der umsebung befinoet ii9 cine srobe
3dbl FOLDER @rGbsr.
Srier. 4m Sonntaa pu.be in
Der Moiel bel Riol bic 2eihe zines et>
pa 40 Sabre alten Mannss selanbet.
Der Geitorbene iGeint elm @rbeiter sl
isin. = Sn Winterbd6 BEL ct. WenoeI
lit Der Sburm Der n~euerbauten Stride
eingeitiir5t. S9le9tes 9aumaterial
ion Die llria4e iein.
StIlesbeim, 81. San. geitern
4beno plaBte beim S9ieBen gu Sais
iers 6eburtstag elm neuer Boiler, unb
perleBte spei iunse 2eute BON bier, ben
S9reinerseiellen- Sd. Gapppbsinsft
unb ben 4tersebilfen g.. Sanbpert
idper. @l9 einise SGultinber purs
ben unerbebli9 beI6doigt. - Sn Der
boben Gifel lisst 10 piel S9nes, mie
in ben beioen leBten Sabren ni4t mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27
6ro6her,oethum
Qus Ser 6auptita6t.

Sas @poIotbeater fteissrte am
Wittpc4 Serr @mbers. Sobn. fir
$4,000 Sr. an.
Die 8unitgdrtmrei bon 8adss-
Sones in @laufen 5at am Sonntag Sr.
@resor 9ades in glauien fir 10000
anseiteisert. Sin @deritiid bel Der
S~irbenmauer erltano Der Maursr Sell
ner in Neuborf fir 10 ST.
6 8 biirfte intereiiiren gu erfabren,
oab Der unterne6mer Der neuen Be
trubbriide bemnGhit cine propiIpriI6e
Splsbriide iiber bas pstrubtbal uno
Spar BON plateau bes Sort Bourbon
bis gum &Onissring aufihlasen pirb.
0ieis Solsbriide piro gum transport
aler 8aumaterialien oienen. Serr
S~olSbdnoler @leIener 8abnboD lieferi
baS erforoerli6e Spls, peldes in gro.
BEN Nuantitdten sur Stsae sei9afft
ipiro.
Mu Der geitern i'm Sotsl 8eder.
Sreinen itattgefunoenen 9erIteiserung
Der beiben bel Der Mnttersottestapeae
(9lacis) selesenen 8auplGbs, peldo:
bic Dome Mittpe Paulp uno S6rifts
ieBsr 9eismann bon Der Resieruns ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-27

briiG borgenpmmenen Mnalpien eebt
6erpOr, ooB bic @erbanbs6utter opis
ic]en "a uno SO prp3ent Sett entbGlt
unb Iomit ale Inforbsrungen ais bette
Safelbutter entfpri9t. 8ei Der Nsus
pabl bes 9oritanoes purbe !Sr. Subrs
mann aus 8af6leibsn nit q Stim.
men gum Observation-Disclosures, bic
$50. Simon aus Sells, S4mit aus
Gi6psiler, 0pnbelinser aus Sdul unb
bon RDssen aus gl gu 0orftanbsmit>
gliebern eripGblt. Die bebeutenbite
Wlolterei 1T bic bon G19psiler. Sic
~lieferte i'm Dergangenen Sabre an ben
8er6anb 29,237 &ilgr. Butter. Damn
folgen Sells nit q, 041, 8ettbprn nit
1891, 8eblen nit 1907, G~onsbprf
nit 11,7S7, Sefflinsen nit 11,261,
8rosbous nit 10,920, S%iintinsen nit
1906, 8ifen nit 10,517, 9drnid)
nit $3.50, Sungliniter init 9,72l,
Saul nit 9,083, 4rsborf nit 8,420,
Seulen nit 8,378, 8t6ten nit 1852,
9urglinitsr nit 1924, @9terna9 nit
1857, &eispelt nit 1928, Mebernad)
nit 6,936, 8aui9leiben nit 6,781 Si>
logr. Butter. Sierna9 tommen in Der
Getbe: ga, S9anoel, Wilb, gni6es
ringen, gai6leioen, 9ru9 u. +. 10.
GipiIitanb Der g a BIT
2uremburg.
9eburten: 26. San: Maria
Qnna, 8. b. Srans Qbam, 4nftrei9srs
meiiter; 81: Sobanna Sultette Gliis,
3. b. 2uopig WaDaffe, S9riftieBer
aus 2iittih; 90: Marid Wargdretba
Sannp Reqp, 3. b. Strip 9eim, Sabafs
fobritant, Murgdretha Maria Mgnes,
8. b. Sob. 8ormes, Gisarrenma9er,
Seinri6 Watbias Jeroinanb, g. b.
Sobann 4bam 9oef4, 4boofat; 30:
Barbara, 8. b. SDbann Saupb;n,
GhlofIer, 9abriele Marta 8ictoria,
8. b. Suitin 9outran 8snebitt Gols
lin, sSnsenieurs Gbemiter; 81: Setn@
rid Sobdnn, 9. b. CONTAINS Oeltgsn,
S6ubmd9er.
Seiratben: 80. San: 9uitdp
5rant, &aufmann nit Sophie Suite
8lumenItein.
SterbefdIle: 26. SAM: Maria
Wi6ring, alt 81 Sabre, Gbefrau BON
Spbann Bauer, Sabatarbeiter; 81:
9einri9 Sulter, alt 30 Sabre. 9uf-
i9mieo, ebelos; g.: Sran5 3reins, alt
'68 Sabre, Sdgl69ner, peter Streib, aft
A Sabre, Maurer; 90: Maria 4nna
Ioam, alt 3 Sage, Gliiabetb gipsr,
aft 53 Sabre, Wpe. bon Satob Sem
geld, stls. Gerber; 81: Spbila Srane
aisfa 9arp, aft 3 Sabre uno 6 Moua>
tie. Gilbert 8pdbobt, oft SO Sabre, Sus@
fiiberer gu Sftsnoe, Maria Inore, aft
5 Mpnate; L. Se6r.: Sermann Sofepb
2amberb, alt 63 Sabre, Woapeber.