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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18
Registration. 1900, Vote at Election.
RAILWAY FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

In Northern Wisconsin on the North
Western Line. Low rates and easy
terms of payments. About 100000 acres
of choice farm lands. Early buyers
will secure the advantage of locations
on the many beautiful streams and
lakes, which abound with fish and fur
nish a never ending and most excellent
water supply, both for family and for
stock.
Land is generally well timbered, the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Mime
apo1is, Duluth, Superior, Ashland and
numerous other thriving cities furnish
good markets for farm produce.
For further particulars address Geo.
w. Bell, Land Commissioner, Hudson,
Wis, or G. H. McRae, A. G. P. A., st.
Paul, Mimi wnov17
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18
SHOWS LARGE GAINS.
Registration Lists as Returned Show That
People are Interested in the Election


There is 40 general apathy in cleo
ton matters in Kenosha, and the
interest in the compaign is shown by
the manner in which the registration
lists in the various wards have in
creased. The work of registration
was practically completed last evening
and the result shows large gains.
The voters are evidently wide awake
and the lists show that many new
names have been added to the voting
lists. The registry clerks carefully
went over the list and removed all the
names of doubtful residents and even
when this large number had been re-
moved the lists were much larger than
before. Many new voters - young
men casting their first vote = have
been registered. The evidence is that
the largest vote in the history of the
city is that the largest vote in the
history of the city will be po11ed at the
coming election. The Republican
leaders are very gratifed with the
result of the registration and they
claim that this shows that this shows
that the Republicans are wide awake.
Some statistics of the registration as
compared with the vote of the wards
at the last Spring election is as
follows:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, 9.
Lucas County. ~

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm. of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city of Toledo, courtyard state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day'of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1886. !.
[SEAL,] A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
na11y and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.

It is we'll to know that DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Sa1ve:wi11 heal a burn and
stop the pain at once. 1t will cure &C.
zen1a and skin diseases and ugly
wounds and sores. It is certain cure
for piles. Counterfeits may be offered
you. See that you get the original
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa1ve. Fl. E.
Tanner. dwtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-10-18
living at Lawrence Mass describes interesting condo

Ady living Mass describes interesting condition
of When she first heard of Rpans Tabues
she having awful spell with her stomach She had had them
off and On swallowed enough medicines to stock
ND drug 81 losing flesh day. said She "Some
DAYS couldn't of bed know hadn't got
relief I wouldn't be here dollars worth of Rpans
Taules and they made her we'll Her
husband says than he her She
cade Tabules b AID they acted just as well
RD2ns Tabulce standby family
o that W.
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| no hardly. don't think Corneliui
Vanderbilt would favor such nstca
ani. besides - An. isn't that divine :"
The exclamation had reference TO the
muslc % the orchestra which mad Jus'
begun
The buzz Of conversation throughout
the place dd not subEde for some vine
despite the menac!ng hlsscs ut he NUS
lovers Hut when Z finally did shbsids
the great audience seemed scarcely "a
breathe In order that not tone OF the
mag. ,ncen, muse b. .o.. .,n,.,
the responsive applause rom AL over
the house at me conclusion ~ the or
ehesiras playing
Two men who had been standing a Ions
tim. at the rear OF tle AUDITORIUM
seemingly undecided what 20 do. ven
tured forward amid the excitement. IN
der the guidance o. an usner.
They s-fe dressed in material that
looked like homespGn compared with the
elegant suits OF The other men. Their
faces. too, betok-ned that they we're not
perfectly at home IN such princeiy sur
roundings
II was no, long before nearly every
body was looking p, them and making
amused comments about their awkward
ariinns
~ wish ! hadn', come" said one Of
them And. after all. We don't know
whether Bessie IL In the chorus
1T makes me feel uncomfortable. too.
replied the other. Il wish you wouldn'
have got thoss tickets, Everybody 10
looking at Us through those confounded
double. barfeiled gtastes."
Hut relief came -con. A click. md the
lights went out and Hans and his friend
were happy once more In the blessed
freedom OF obscurity.
The curtain rose, disclosing Abelard
and Heloise. singing alternately.
Hans and Krteger rubbed their eyes.
'Darnsd II that isn't Bessie" whs.
pered krieser.
Hsns's feelings we're so strong that
he los, control OF himself. To expect
to see Bessie a. chorus girl was one
thing. 70 md her q prima donna, an
applnud-d celebrity, was another.
SprinEing TO his feet ne fairly yelled
Bully for you, Bessie. you're doinE
fine"
The opera was success and 40 was
Bessle't singing and acting The papers
the following morning tried TO surpass
one another In bcstowinE praises.
Fritz and Bessie hrd become at one
Nroke rich and famcds.
Bessle's father ~as forgiven and
n ercafter lived 20 their home.
nj everything was as Bessie hac
yea. ned for IN her young day drsam'
about the coming Of the Prince
tThe Enid
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81 IRVING 2. BACON

in .hs chorus.
L. was gala night fof grand opera
\ break ~ the chain ui Wagnrflhn
must mad l-en announced. snd ne an
nourcem.nt conveyed the further tn
tell gcnce hat ~" opera to he Pc
formed had been pronounced by no les
an authority than Hans won Bnelo" a,
superior almost 10 the h.ghes' nigh's 81
Wagner himself
The author and composer. Fritz
kunkel. nobody had ever heard Of him.
ana those SnO wer. lOyers Of music, as
wei a. hat part Of the fashionable
the tIpio- ~ expectation to ascertain
for themselves whether Won buelo"
prlise va really mcrlf"d
The orchestra seats were early hlled
with an elegant thr1ng. and 90 we're the
galleries, where ~ = said those ST who
go 20 the opera for he sake OF the
opera.
boxes running around the Immense au-
di'orium began 10 10 occupied
The names ~ the box-holders were
marked on the programme. 20 that any
body who had the curiosity TO know. for
instance. who that lady slittering with
Diamonds &; box M. Is was. nseitd 6hiy
20 consult his programme to know that
" Was JbHn JaNpo NrN'i
In the same way ne could tell on the
rest OF society. for all society was at the
opera that might; $500
There MAS Mrs william h. Vanderbilt
IN brtlllants that sent back defiantly the
Her
They say her daughter. Miss Con-
suclo Vanderbilt. IL 10 marry an Eng
ish Duke shortly" said one who re-
qulred no progra nine to md his hear
inEs amid that maze ~ boxes
Yes. SO hear replied MS neigh
Dor THE Duke OF Marlborough. It's q
good name one that even the Wander
bilt millions may be proud Of
Al. there's Mrs Bradley Martin. Her
iswelry IL said to he the most eSpen {.
sive IN America. I wonder how true
!. that h.r daughter Is engaged to the
Earl Of Craven
Absolutely true. ! have 1t from Harry
Iehr. who was told 10 by Mrs, As'or
and she. you know. Is never wrong N
social forecasts
why. bless me II that isn't Mrs.
Elizabeth Grannls' And how severely
clad Her presence here In that high-
laced bodice looks ike febuke e ~;
thousands Of bare shoulders around her
Hello. whats that. Young Corne Nus
Vanderbilt IN the Wilson boz MIS-
Grace Wilson 10 a trlhe older than he
hut shes charming she's charming We
may hear new. from that quarter some
u these lays
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ond.ra,e bao.drum player. and neN.
had NOR. than enough money To last
him from one end o' the day To ih'
other"
"Now that you remind me OF BESSIE.
said the cobbl-r. stopping long enough
IN his work 10 wipe away the tears that
had begun to gather IN his eyes. II can
help thinking often hos happy Ia h'
II | could hear her voice again
II didn', think she'd 60 away the
lime sent her out o. the house.
though, she'd get frightened to he turn
81 out a. night and would come back
ready TO obey me How :he dickens
couH | foresee that the bass-druH
,humpe, would come along and marry
her."
We'll. hope shes happy said
Krleg.r. For although she difni seen
to care very much for me for a hus
band she always used TO treat me see-
is. where IL she now do YOU know
No. The last ! heard o, her vas the
time she and her husbf nd moved from
Irs Miller'' ives so mad nj her al
the tine that wouldn't even LEI her IN
here when she came 20 say good.by and
Introduce her husband Oh, II could
only call back that time
And ssain the cobbier wiped his eyes.
A thought suddenly struck krieger
Bringing his fist down upon Hsns1'
counter with rrpor, that made the
leather on II dance. he exclaimed
I'm put ms head sEains. doughnu'
that Bessie sent those tickets.
How could she''
Easily enough. Here's how II hap
penei T,a, fellow. her husband. 70 prob
ably unable to make 4 living for botf
OF them. and 80 Re-sie has 10 do SOME
OF IN. earning TOO.
She has a nice voice. she goes TO the
theatre and the next thing you knos
she becomes n chorus girl. That's u ex
actiy. 8hes n the chorus IN the Metro
politan Opera House"
We'll, let's go there anyhow. said
Hans Tho tickets are good for TO
morrow We usy A well take In th'
show, 40 matter who sen, the tickets
I don't care much for this sing sons
business ~ the opera, bu. then Z may
be tina, B~ssie Is In H. and I'd like q
see the Gtrl again even though she II
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0lRrEGER. the delicatesssn man
N was sitting as usual In Hans
! -Karsman's shop one nish' In De
reu,her. smoking and talking about
things they had talked OF hundred
times before.
Suddenly Hans said:
by the way ! sot 4 letter to-day
with two tickets IN II. suppose ~
one 81 those political schemes. and
expect they'll Ne around 10 collect Tho
money unless I seni them back"
KrIeger examined the tickets eriti-
eaiiy.
81 don't think ne Z political scheme.
he said nnally. ITS an opera perform
snce. And I, says on the tickets Com
plimentary. That means tina, you don
have 10 pay. Hut It's funny 'hlnE
that they should send free tickets &
sou for the Metropolitan opera-House.
Ties. they say that's a hiEh.toned
placs. and tickets cost an awful lot OF
money" commented Hans. I'm blamed
n I cen understand how they ever came
~ way"
1T couidn't b they were sen, by
that fellow that married Bessie" said
khessr. musinsiy. ''He was ony . sec
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She told sup, Robertson that her
name WAS Jennie D, Wells and not
Jennie Wilson. as she sid las, night.
She said she lived as servant a,
III IVES, Thir,y.second street, instead
Of at as Thlrty-sixth street. Brooklyn
II got n day on yesterday" Miss
Wells told Supt. Robertson and !
went over to the west side to see some
friends. wanted 10 have a good time
and had II. ] guess.
ANY way | got good and drunk and
don't remember anything that happened
or anything | said before or after ] was
found !, "a. only = pretty tough New
Years"
Supt. Robertson said that Mia Wells
had good strong constitution and
would pull through all right and would
he sent to her friends Tomorrow or next
day.
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the head and face a. 10 be hardly recos'
nisabls at Twsnty-afth street ana Tenth
avenue late las, night, recovered hei
senses ., the New York Hospital TINS
morning and cleared up the mystery
which enveioped the case
She Was found about u o'clock b. 20
iiceman s<gar. Of the West Twentieth
stree, station. lying In tho street, CLAD
on.y In q thin underwaist and n light
,e,ticoat The rest OF her clothing In,
nearby froren stiff. having svidena,
been drenched with water earlier In ,h'
evening.
The helpless creature was carried Il
the station house wrapped IN the poll .
mans o,ercoat, and later sent to tn
New York Hospital, whc~ the doctor
made her as comfortable as possible.
This morning she woke np.
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nsns,s xargnaa. the handsome dasshisf Of an
GnGs-als oshblss. nshss daily sicursieas 70 ct
~ 10 ssesSs lFslssu and her fathers sfaat.
tiaa. ~ 10 Il Q romantic disposition ana "a.
6sy lvsns that nms frihos CAsrmint sili
elsIn NJ in nsrrisss she sinss Ike q pima
1saas- oss dsy her sang 10 fsts''lpsea " .
yssas sAn ~he isoks like the Prince h'f
Owens have pictured. , -,
Ne y Ys,u Ksshsl q bA,s-drsn p..y.f. va
bisS aSssesi sspfstioas Bssss insp'~s AIN !"
eree>e a. oosra. q,
u 10 based upoa the no'J % n. lo'' o.
Ahsisrd and Helsiss. Bsssis studies The psft q
uesstGp. Her father, aszssi Of her rtasil 70
arry HyIeesr. the dslitstsssea man. sh1 Ufe'
DsN doer. Puts her eut Of N house frhi iAr
tsse-Arum PLAYER. msrries her
4 Assbas ssu Are 10 the he1se ,hsf, y"
0al BESSIE live. and rri'rs opera - desf"fa'
rortuss,sly BsssIs had rormlttsf II all 70
memory and IN. los. ~ss sooE restored 1hsrs u
trouble tryiar 10 End an mpfsssris Hans 'vn
puelow. the so-enasi musical difecsr et W.
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FOUND SONS UNCONSCIOUS,
Them OvcScone ~ Gas In
Their Bedroom.

Ferdinand Hartman, a photographic
Of tei Fulton street. Brooklyn. found his
two sons. Ferdinand. IT,. and Hais,ead.
eleven and ten years old respectively
overcome by gas In room on the sec.
ond Moor at o'clock this morning The
gas had In some way been turned or
during the night.
An ambulance surgeon from the CIT,
Hospital restored the lads and In A.
hour ~ two they were convalescsnt.
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MUSLIN GOWNS, tucked yoke with two
insertions and rufae Of embroidery. 2 to
5yrs. A9c.; 6to - yfs,..'''' 5Sc
MUSLIN GOWNS, Mother Hubbard yoke,
finished with clmbric rutfle, to yrs.
$50; OTTO - yrs....... 4oc
MUSLIN UMBRELLA SKIRTS. tueks and
deep rufiis OF embroidery, to S yIs
$50; OTTO "a ws....''''''" ooc
MUSLIN SKIRTS. with hsnstitehed ruhles,
, to s yrs. 29c.; similar style Win
urhre,h AoInce. g 10 ~ WIS.,. sec
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NO EXTRA CAARoD IoR 10
Advertisements for the wOALD oil bs ..
est.d al any American District Messenger one.
or Postal Telegraph Ooes 10 Mes verk CITY a
ONE rates Cell . nseasasss yea have Q hst
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COLORtD DRESSES 81 Pe'eale, RULES
across shoulders. neck and sleeves edged
with vaIeneiennes hee. some finished
with braid, at................ 59c
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CHAPTER VI.
Th> Rvl.es ~ Last,

pny. Ssr Tori wo-li
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: KOCH g. CO.
&C. &c.: :! So g. E; :: Underwear
Al. Reduction Of One-Third fro" Regular Prices.
AT 40 Cents,

Al ~ tents,
MUSLIN GOWNS. square yoke, with in
sestion and yufile Of embroidery; Jacket
effect. finished with embroidered rufile,
also Mother Hubbard, with lace inssr.
lions and ruifle.
MUSLIN SKIRTS. umbrella shape, tucked
rufiie, with cotton torchon hce also
with deep hems,itehei ruifle.
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN CHEMlSES,
round neck, with embroidered OF hee
insertions and ruhle.
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA DRAWERS.
with two and three lace insertions and
rufiles; also with embroidered rufie.
NAINSOOK AND CAMBRIA CORSET
COVERS, low neck, with embroidered
or lace insertions and eig. finished with
ribbon.
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CHI DRENS DRESSES, f fMs. Yea S.,

COLORED DRESSES Of pirk and blu.
Chamhry and striped gnsh,m. yoke
and ruiile Of white hemS,iiched tucss
also guimre Dresses II Chsn,hray. I'm
i,hei with hemStitthed rufiles 80. 90c
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At 20 Cents,
At 80 Cents,

MUSLIN GOWNS. tucked yoke, wiihtuo
embroidered insertions and RUNE also
Mother Hubbard yoke with tucks and
lace edge on neck ana sleeves.
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN DRAWERS,
with ,ucks and embroidered fufile. OF
umbrella flounee with deep lace ruffes.
MUSLIN CHEMlSES, round neck, trim
med with lace.
NAINsOOK CORSET COVERS. French
shape, low OF high neeks, trimmed with
Point de Paris lace or embroidery; also
Of Cambria. round OF V shape. with tor.
ehon lace OF embroidery.
STRIPED FLANNELETTt UNDERSklRTS,
deco Aounce with embroidered sclllops,
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AT SO Cents,

Al % OonCS,
CAMBRiC GOWNS. tucked woke. with
four insertions Of Val. and torchon lace.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with deep embr old
cred NJ Ne. also Of cambric. umbrella
shape. y I'M insertion and rufls Of tor
chon ace.
SEAMLESS SHORT CORSET COVERS
q fine nainsook, with Maltese hce; also
cambria. French shape. with tcIehon lace
insertion and edge finished with ribbon.
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At SOC, 79c.98cd$1.19

~ WV
Gowns. Skirts, Drawers. Short and Skirt
C.hemises. Corset Covers In nlinSook,
cambria. muslin and lawn, trimmed
elabofately with hoes and embroideries
in various styles.
.CORSETS.
C.. B. CORSETS or MADRAS ALSO
W. B. CORSEFS OF SATEEN, short hip
coloss. pink. blue, lavender, white, drab
and black, al sizes. .......... 69c
OUR III ELAINE" CORSETS. special
lot, odd sines, regularly $50. -. 1.9o
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

ner. 10 beilgt man 9lei6mo6l fein
Daupt Dor Der fllr1tbaren 3ra9if oes
Momentes. unter oefen ginbrud bic
san3e eibililirte Welt febt.
Gum SbluB nod Die Wittheilun9.
bab ih beute bds @ergniigen bate,
Oerrn $. Summer aus nbridspille bel
mir su beariiben por Is Sabren bate
ih bel feiner erien 0eimfebr in bic
alts 0einatb feline 8etannti6aft ge-
madt ; beute batten mir einanber biel
su er3dblen. gr lit noblauf linb mun-
ter unb entbietet ieinen 2ieben in uh=
ridsuille, tpie ieinen uielen Greunoen
=uno 8etannten ber3libe 8riibe. 9lm
l. September beabliAti9t er, feline ue=
berfabrt nah Mmerifa in Mnttuerpen
anautretsn. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

alt Ole eiettrt1We Iettun9 pei Der Ear=
benz unb 2affabrit Der 0erren Nffol=
ter & Rohner es entifano Rur5iAluB
Der 9eituna uno infolge oeHen gerietb
bic 6abrif in Brano uno murine einges
dlhert. 9eiber perun9liifte babel Der
@eihdtts= Snbaber Nifolter. @r mollte
Die @elbdftsbiiber retten, fam nit ei-
nem berabbdnsenoen Draht in Seriib.
rune uno muroe iofprt 9et00tet.
eSobann @raf, Grdmer uno Gubr=
mann in Spplieen Cgern), besab iid
3u pferb in Die Mare, UNI gu baoen,
tpagte lih Su melt in ben bod 9ebenoen
CLUB binaus un0 perlhnano Dor ben
Nunen ieiner Gameraoen, Die TIN ni1t
reiten fonnten.
sSn Der Seebaoanltalt in Rreuslin=
gen (Shur9au) ertranfen am Sonntag
oas lliabri9e 10dterlein BON @emein=
oeratb MeDer uno Elm 25jdbriges 6rl.
Hpbner
Sn Saoen-9aben 1T am Sonntag
Derr Oirettor yernbaro Simrn. Der
8tiinoer oes vQueaenbofes" in Haga3
(St 8ulenD uno betannter SSDroerer
oieles beriibmten Gnrortes, aeitorben.
Sn Ntittelbdllern (8ernl tarb elmer
BON Der alien 8aroe. 9srr SDbann
Nob. alt=9ebrer, i'm 2ilter BON so Sab
rem. 2ebrer Nob mar Suerf ohne Ya-
tent an Der Yrimarlhule in Nieoer=
iherli prouilpriib auaeltellt. trat oann.
bereits Uerbeiratlet, in's Seminar in
WtiinAenbuhlee Elm uno fam nad iei=
ner patentiruna mad Oiittelbluierll
no er ca. 40 Sabre lang rpirtte uno
meaen leiner Pflihttreie allaemeine
9lnertennung fono. 8or ulseidbr 20
eSabren trat er BON Der Sbule suriif
uno beihditi9te lid ieitber init 2ano=
mirtbibaft unO Derlbieoenen Shreib=
arbeten.
Sm Nlter bon rs Sabren lit in 3u=
seru Serr alt= SantDlrectDr @orraggioni
eeitorben.
2ebten Wontag itarb in Bern i'm
utter ppn 36 Sabren 0err 8ottlleb
8ieri. in 6iima 5tuder & Bieri. ais
tii0tiaer 8elbdftsmann nno irDbllher
0,eiellihaIter in weiten Greiien betannt
uno geihdBt.
Ser lebte nod lebenoe Wettinaer
giltersienler=B =Bruoer. Gonlfantin Giitbi
aus Woblen. bea;ng oieisr .9ase ben
70iteu 5abrestaa ieiner proieB, luelte
er 1880 in 9Dettinaen abseleyt bate.
5roB ieiner 95 Sabre 1T er nod gutter
Dinae, nur oas 8eb0r bat er psrloren.
Der uor tllr5er 3eit an Der &ipiera
ueritorbene 0err Duber, Raurmann.
Yiiraer bon 0auien am Nlbis (3iiribl.
bat iein eine Willion betragenoes Der
mDaen our 0dlfte oen senleinniibieen
Mnltalten oes Ye3irts AffolterM nnb
eiilSslner 8emeinoen oesIelben psr-
madt
Ble Mrbeiten am aroben Gleftriei-
tatNpsrfe Gnbel. st. 8allen, eehen ib-
rem gnoe entgegen. Die particle Gr=
0ffnung 0es Wertes miro fir ben Dlo-
n ar 4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

Dr. jur. Moolf pbilipp aus gres=
Iau, big bor tur3er 3eit &ebtsfoniu=
lent elmer 8ant in Grid, puroe De=
gen sroBer Betragereien berbaftet.
pbilipp mar friiber preuBli1er Gffisier.
Die uniperlitdt Greiburs bat ben
YiiAof Muauifinus gs9er bon St.
8aaen gum doctor theologiae
honoris causa oeflariert.
Die befannten Meilteri1fpinger Bla=
fer BON Shmar,eneas uno Dummer=
mutb BON 8udbclterbera (yern) iino
gu ben Shtpinsfelten i'm .Sbneiaers
borf" in paris absereilt.
Die @rlteaung Der Anla9en fir ober.
iroiiAe strom5ufiibruns gum eleftris
ihen SramnaD IN Bern iit bonn 8e-
meinoerats an bic 5irma Sienrens &
0alsfe in Berlin itbergen iporoen.
llno nun nod ihnea einen glid auf's
MuslanD. Was alles fiir uebel Die
hinelil1e panbora-Yiihle nod aus=
lbiiiten miro. fpiiien Die @0tter. 2aut
neueren geribten Ieien in Yetine bod
niht ale Musldnber ermoroet moroelr !;
man bebauptet. bic 8eianoten leben
4upb, lperoen aber oils 8eiBeln bebaltell.
Dem 0erSens=&oman bes 0lterreibi=
Iden 3bronfolaers 1T oerieniae oes So
nies Nleranber BON 5erbien raid oe=
foIat, Der fd nit einer ebeinaliaen
SOioame ieiner Wutter, israu Wittme
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