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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
CRUSADE AGAINST
IMPURE FOODS
Board Of Health VIII Publish
Names o Offending
Manufacture S.

Sellers of adulterated food in Homo
habit of putting foreign substances in
eatables, will be severely treated in the
future by the Board of Health. The
edict will go forth in day or so warn
ing manufacturers who adulterate their
products to desist from such practices
or have their stuffs barred from entry
into the Islands. DR.. Garvin made u
suggestion to the board that all foods
discovered to have been adulterated be
published in a by Authority" list In
the newspapers, giving the manufac-
turer's name.
DR.. Wood stated that when the pub
fishing of lists of adulterated foods was
preached it was not thought best to
give the names of the manufacturers.
At that time, without sufficient warn
ing having been given by the Food Com
missioner, 1t was thought that an in
justice might be done some innocent
dealer in goods adul ,era,ed by the man
ufacturer. 1t was DR.. woods opinion
that DR.. Garvin made his recommended
ton at this time because the regula
tions concerning adulterated foods have
been in force for considerable period,
and that the announced intention to
publish the list Wi. prevent great deal
of the mixing process. Also the thought
of being exposed will prevent dealers
from aduterating their goods.
1t was the opinion of Attorney Cen
eral Dole that it would be wise to have
a notice to this effect published. so that
every one would be sufficiently warned.
The Board was of general opinion
that the manufacturers name should
be published. and not the dealers, as
the latter might, nine out of ten times,
be innocent of any wrong doing.
DIR. Garvin's suggestion was put in
che form of motion, emitting the deal
er's name, and the same was unani
mouSly passed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29

was not in the least inundated by the
reports of what the insurrectos had
said. installing lenIency for fear. the
insurgent sympathizers in Bincayan
went so far as to say that Lieut.. Barry
was afraid to come to their barrio. be-
cause he woulu surely be put to death
II he did When these assertions came to
the ears of the officer whose life had
been threatened. he at once proceeded
to show the natives how little he cared
for their clustering. Going Immediately
to Bincayan. he collected n number of
braggarts and admonisncd them to do
less talking or they would get into
trouble.
The malcontents were thoroughly
cowed by Lieut. Barry's unexpected ac-
ton, and since then the propriety OF
his living in Aguinaldo's casa" has not
been questioned in Bincayan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
HOW TO CURE A SPRAIN.

Last fall sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doc
tor | Gale on said at nrst 1t was a
slight strain and would soon he well,
but 1t grew worse and the doctor then
said ! had rheumatism. II continued
to grow worse and I could hardy get
to work. | went to urug store and
the druggist recommended me TO try
Chamherlaln's Pain Balm. tried It
and one-half of a 50-cent bottle cured
ne entirely now recommend II to all
my friends IF. A. Babcock. Erie. Pa.
II is for sale by al Druggists and
Den'err PENSION. SMITH g. CO., Ltd,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
Supposed Case of sunstroke.

A. r. Clark. a bookkeeper in the Of
flee of Hustace & Co., has been i'll for
several days with symptoms resembling
sunstroke. In only one other instance
has a case of sunstroke been noted In
the Island of Oahu, and that was of a
Portuguese who was stricken while at
work in quarry If Mr. Clark's case
was sunstroke, II was the first that has
ever occurred in Honolulu. DR.. Wood
attended Mr., Clark, and he is reported
to have diagnosed it as sunstroke.
Clark has nearly recovered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
PLEASED VITA OUR SCHOOLS 6.

AS the guest of Superintendent of
Public instruction A. II. Atkinson Prof.
f. w. Atkinson who is here on his way
TO assume charge of the schools of the
Philippines visited a number of the
schools of the city yesterday. Prof. At
lSinson was particularly interested in
the work of the schools where many
children of different nationalitles are
under instruction and also in those
where there are Chinese children. for
he expects to have many of these TO
establish and look after in Manila and
elsewhere in the Philippines.
Under the clceronage OF superintend-
ent Atkinson he called at the Kakaako,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
HONEYMOON COUPLE COMING.
James Rolph, Jr., and BRIDE TO Arrive
ON he Australia.

uhn4tf ~ htAA ihtN W aAiANN
uu he Australia.
James Rolph. Jr.. and bride, who
were welded In san Francisco on Tues
day evening, and whose healths we're
drunk aboard the schooner James
Rolph In this harbor on the same even
ing. will arrive from the Coast on the
steamship Australia on the Fourth of
July.
The groom is one of the shipping
firm of Kinds and Rolph. His wedding
was set for Tuesday night in San Fran
cisco and Captain Deidricksen OF the
schooner Rolph. made up his mind to
give an elaborate wedding supper and
party aboard his vessel at the anne
hour when the ceremony was to take
place. A feast was prepared and
most delightful time enjoyed.
Among those present were Captain
Bergman of the bark Big Bonanza,
Captain Webster of the ship Star of
Italy. Captain and Mrs. Brandt of the
schooner Carrier Dove, Captain Har-
rington of the barkentine Omega, Cap
tain Hansen OF the schooner r. X.
Wood, besides Captain Dedricksen and
Captain and Mrs. Piltz.
Kinds and Rolph will soon establish
an office in Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
CHANCE FOR PosTmAsTERs.
All They Have to Do,s to Sell Stamps
to Grow Rich.

Here is an opportunity for hustling
fourth class postmasterS In Hawaii to
raise their offices to third class. The
government of Uncle Sam offers good
inducements to such as Will rake in the
shekels on sales of stamps. stamped en-
velopes and paper wraps, besides the
revenues from box rents. The Post
Office Inspector now In Honolulu Mr..
NJ. ii. Flint, has sent out the following
to the postmasters:
You will sell the stamps at prescribed
rates, and at the end of each quarter
in rendering your accounts Will be al
lowed the following compensation. On
the first, $4,000 of stamps cancelled on
mail matter actually mailed In your
post office, 100 per cent. on the next
500. 90. so per cent. On the next, 100000
so per cent, and the balance at the rate
of 40 per cent until your total COM
pensation runs up to an amount not
exceeding s250.00 per quarter. You will
be allowed all box rents collected by
you, which is also to be included with
your accounts, but as before stated to-
tai compensation cannot exceed $25O.OO
per quarter. II your compensation
should be $25000 for four successive
quarters, and your sale OF stamped pa
per for the year should equal or exceed
$4,000 the office will be made Pres
idential Office with regular and hxed
salaries and allowance. For small OF
fees no allowance In excess OF your
compensation can be authorized. That
is, there viii be no allowance for rent
fuel or light.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
Areld ms WIN unppen.

Man wasn't made to suffer, but acci-
dents will happen, and to meet such
cases. Nature designed the roots.
herbs, gums and leaves for the heal
ing OF the nation. Natures way 10
treat cut, bruise or burn, is TO
cleanse. draw and heal, and that's the
way Kickapoo Indian Salve acts-just
as nature acts, II acts that way. be-
cause II is Natures own remedy. COM
pounded from materials gathered in
Natures infallible laboratory; unadul-
terated, pure and simple. The same
ingredients found in Kickapoo Indian
Salve were In use for centuries before
the Red Men divulged II to the Pale
Face. They healed nations ages ago.
they act the same today. Hebron Drug
Co.. agents for the Klckapoo Indian
Remedies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
OF the 4th ana 9th Districts Will
Meet and Organize.
IAUKEA'S RESOLUTION AS
ADOPTED.

Resolved, by the members of the
Fourth and Fifth Districts in con-
vention assembled, That meeting
of the Territorial Central Commit
tee of the Republican party be call
ed for July l6 next for the purpose
of appointing permanent officers,
as provided in the rules and regu-
lations as adopted by the Republic
can Convention held in May; and
Resolved, That the secretary be
instructed to notify the members
} of the said Territorial Central
Committee residing on the other
Islands to attend or send their
proxies to other members of the
committee in case of their inabn-
ity to attend.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29

A guide, who was showing a party
through the Senate corridors of the ma
tional capital few days ago. halted
them before the statue OF John Han
cock, and. after they had admired 1t
and its unique inscription, led them
away with this final bit OF information:
Hancock was a great man; you know.
he wrote the Declaration of INDIE
pendence!" And not one OF the party
raised his voice In protest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-29

pauoa and f(auluwela schools tie cN-
pressed himself ~ highly Interested
ara pleased with the schools here and
coupllmentcd supt Atkinson highly ON
their efficiency
The visiting educator ard his wife
were entertained az luncheon b. Mr..
ana Mrs. 4. y. Atkinson ot their bcnp-
urul home n Puuoa valley
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12
/ i n Die g9heinifd,z gnelts

Gtnru m. Die Nbeini|ds sWcIts
fdlifhe Wirtbsbrduerei bierfelbit. nell
hc iii gDneurs geratben mar, lit runs
ruebr burh 3ufdlag auf bie Girma s.
MsdsI in Miilhcim a. B. 81. iibergez
ganaerl. Mie mir h0ren, beablihtigten
8 friihere @snoiienfGcften Der Brauez
rel. bisfelbe auf eigene Hehnung gu
iibernehmer. Der &aufpreis bes gam
sen Mnipeiens nit Snpentar betrdgt
235.000 Marl.
8Iptho. - Set Mnfang biefes
eSabres tpar her &plon pieper aus Der
2anbgeneinbe grter, tpel4er eines
Guaes lpeaen Differen3en nit felner
ssamilie rom 9anIe fortgeaaneen mar,
fpnrlos perintpunberl. Grit nah lons
aersr ,3eit mar bel 2lilbsberg in Der
gBefer cine ,tnbetannte, fhpn in Ser
tnefllna iitergeeenssne 2e!de geldnnet
iporoen unb bort beerbtgt rorben. Muf
Mnorbnuna Der foniglihen 5tadtsan@
iDaltfhaft tit jebt bic 2eihe erbumirt
irorben. es bat iih nun babel heraus=
aeitellt, baB Der perihruncene p!eper
nit berielben ibenti19 1T.
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Dsss,s.

Y .
Sberstinpern. Der h1eltge
Militdrberein begging nnter 5beilnabs
me pon 80 8sreinen nnb pteIen Gditen
aus Gaben. Wiirttembe-g nnD 9ellen
bcs sseft Der Gabnenlpeibe.
sbiensen. llnerpartet raid
itarb bier mad tllroer aber lhperer
&ranfbeit i'm SO. 2ebensjahre Der
lanaidbrtge allaemein beliebte 5ta~
tion5nernalter 2oren3 Srab. gr mar
ieit II Sabren an bieiiser Stelle.
Mcnnbeim. - Die pfarrccnz
ferena Der Di0aeie Mannbeime 1eibels
berg bat aus Nnlab bes Nudtritts bes
Nralaten .. Shmibt bemielben eine
bon fdmmtlihen Gei|tlihen Der Cto@
aeie unter5eihnete, in ben mdrmlten
9lusbriiden sebaltene NbreIs ougehen
la1en.
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Eliabs2otbrin8ets.

8rob Sc NDpeupre. Sn Der
G1ube Der Montan=@eienfhaft @rob%
mcneurre perllnaliidte Der As Sabre
ate Tubrmann peter Gaas bon bier
in einer Bis jeBt nrch unduf3efldrten
@eife. e. mar bamit befhdftigt, be-
labene grsnagen nit gferben aus Der
@rube neh rem Iblaberanm 81 fiih<
rem; unte1pegs fam Der Mdnn unter
cen einaelnen ii5er 1000 Gilogramm
1brper helabenen Maaen 10 unsliidli6
ah 0al. bcb ibm beibe 8eine abeez
f9nitten lpurben. Der Bebauerns=
tpertbe murbe porli ufia in bas biefiee
Spttal aebradt; ct 1T Derbeiratbet
unb bat 5 &inber.
6eflen. - Dor einiaen Monaten
bate Der bieiise 6irt einen ppn @oarz
burg beie,tirten l1lan BEL ii6 beberz
berst unb linn odIr nod Rleiber gegez
ben. Der Solbat purbe in 20rhingen
berbaftet unb bate nun ni6ts gtligez
req 81 tbun, als feinen Mpbltbdter in
5ef1en gu oenunsirsn. norauf berIelhe
gu 5 Mtonaten @efdneniB perurtb,.lt
ipurbe. MuBerbem tpirb er na6 Der@
tiibter Gtrufe nod uusaepieien per<
ben, ba er fran50iiiGsr Hatipnalitat
lit.
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NnsldnOiid)fS.
GranOenbmra.

Drebfdu. sst ber Britettsz
fnbrit Der @rube .Wpnbampf1 bet
Drebfau brunnte es anf berl Srpden~
raum Britetts. Das Jeuer icu ourh
GrplpiiOn entftaiiren iein.
5enftenberg. Gum i. Suli
b. SIS. tpirb in unferer 6taot Elm Rds
tofteramt errihtet, bas bic idmnlt-
lihen Srtihaften bes QlnltsgeriGtss
besirts Senftenfere unfaiIen pirb.
Meitmein. 8ei ben sSprfttuls
tiirdrheite1 ouf ben biefigen Sort
berqe fpurben in einer 1iefe Don &C.
100 gm. eine Menge llrnen, Shnalen
unb broneene Gegenitdnbe. ipie Mrmz
unb soalsirangeil, Ninge u. I. n. gez
funben. Die sSunbe riibrten ougsnz
fdeinli9 aus Der dlteren 8rOnceoeit
ber.
Witten. Nor einigen Ea1en
mar benz bieiigen Eildlerneiiter Gniz
niben beir GifheeNen eine GrGtbe i'm
6nlfe 5tedsn geblieben unb bate ii4
unn1ittelbar unter ben 5timmbdnbern
feftgeiebt. ssn Berlin, mo er dratlibe
0Ulfe fuhte, tpnnte ibm bteie nint
mebr aetpdbrt nerben, er tit Dielmehr
bort eeitorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-12

Reb , OFF. = 8ei benz 8eitBer
Spaed in Spbannisoprf braunte bas
MpbnsebduOe pollftdnbig nieber. Sas
Mobiliar fonnte gum gr0bten She'll
serettet iperbet.
g 69Dned. - SIM Otter bon 60
Sohren ftarb pfarrer Sttp Hsistc.
9erielbe mar ieit bem /. Npril 1865
prieiter unb felt 1882 bier pfarrer.
Stubm. Das preub'iGe Sc
f9dftsgrunoitiid bisrIel6ft lit nit
famntltdem 3ubeb0r fir $4,000
Marf an Rubplf Nabn in @roBsQelez
ipiB perfauft norben.
3oppot. - Stabtratb Or. b.
Murmb aus Gera purDe nit 16Siim=
mer, gum Observation-Disclosures in 3pp=
ppt eetpdblt. 8iirsermeiiter aoGatb
aug Snpipra3lan erbielt cine Stimme.
Siegenbpf. Die @ebdubs
bes 8e1iBers 6lieee in NeuteiGefipalbe
finb in Der Naht niebereehra1lnt. 9lu-
Ber benz Mobiliar unb sSnbentar fine
auA Elm pferb unb bic @Gneine ein
Naub Der sylammen eenDrben. Sa
bas @ebdlibe strobDab bate, tonnte
niH.s gerettet lDercen.
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ed)leSspi Soltaetss.

Manbsbet Ser 8aterlGnoi<
f6e Jrauenperein Mdnbsbefz Mdriene
thal bat fein 25;dbriges Subildum se=
fetert.
g S6lesipig. Der Ge1ammtz
bfiitanb oes probinstal 8erbanbes
poterldnbif1er 5rauenbereine bat Be-
fAlpifen, auf Mntrag bes hieiigen
Sneiabereins aus propin5tdlmitteln
fir Grbauung bes 8ereinsbauies 5000
Wiarf gu beipiGiaen.
Sftbo1fein. Sn Dannau
mar Der &rbeiter 0ob nit benz Meiben
fer Wdnoe bef6dftist, als Elm 8libz
itrobl our6 Die often itebenoe Sbiir tsr
Snet!2pbnunqsfdthe bineinfuhr llnD
has 6aus in 8rato iebte. 9ahelhe
hrdnnte bpllitdnbig nieoer, bonn Mobiz
ltar ipar nur ipsnig gu retten, Die
T1au bes Nrbstters tpnrbe bpn1 8lib
attroffen uno mar fpfort tDbt; fine
Nahbarsfrau unb 5tpei &tnoer erlitten
erteblihe Werlebunsen. eSn Sbernz
irbbloe ictte Ter 8lib bic 96eune bes
SrfnerS 8rammertsborf in 8ranb.
2lu6 bteie brannte ppll5tdnoig nteoer,
in oerfelben befonoen ith peri9iaoene
lanotptrtb1baftlibe MaIchtne1i.
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NbeinfaIs.

M il Il 6neiler. Der Maurer
sSrons gnbreas lit 10 un9liitlib BON
etnem Neubau abaejtiirat, Dab FER Sub
5ofDrt eintrat.
N2utterit bt. = Die SO Sehre
olte Malia &atbarina Mebler, gbez
frau bon Safob Retn5art, erGangte ii6
in ibrer Mobnung. Iedn rsrmutGet
geiitesitDrune.
gteuIt q bt. = Qbenos nurbe 6er
ieit etiliaen Sagen permibte Minaer
gruun bon bier in Der Ndbe Der Seal
IlGule erbGngt aufgefunoen. 5am;lisnz
3ptitietetten 1plsn Denielaen in rem
Sob getrieben ha6en.
pirmaiens. = MpDtaeter 6ab>
felD faufte ppn 9errn 9ottfrieD 9tiilz
fer etr1en 9arten, ON Nuaell6misosz
berg aelegen, 467 AuaDratlaeter erpb,
um 5604 Wlarf.
Aueibersba6. - Der Mderer
eeypbunn 8eder bon bier eing in Den
unoertbdlb StunDen entfsrnten Malo,
um Streulperf gu holen. ,Gabet berei=
tete Elm Ser3ihlaa Dem 2ebsn bes in
Den piersiaer Sabren itebe1Dsn Mannes
ein rai6es gnoe.
Mieberboh itobt. 1lcter
etne unferer 9smeinbe iehr ipnputbti9
gepeiene PerfOnlifteit ihloB iih Die
Cite; Der Seeliorger unierer proteit.
Gemsinbe Nieber= unb Ober6ohltaSt,
9ert Yfarrer Wiiller. Der felt 1866 bier
mirtte, bat i'm sllter bon 80 Sabren
bas 3eitlid,s gefeane!. We!tber @e=
liebtbeit itb Der 8eritorbene erfrsute,
beaelIgte bas grpbartiae Qeih,nbeslng=
ntB, bas ibm bon Der aanasn @emeinoe
berettet purbe.
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Rbeinprppins a.nS gstitfate,s.

Meiberid. ~ Na1 elmer De-
pefde bes Negierunssprdiibenten lit
Der elettrtide Strabenbabnbetrieb
Nenmiibl Babnbof Bis Dinslaten
Malfunler gbor seitattet.
Sbentir9en. Nahmittaas
fano bic lanbespoli5eilide Mbnahme
Der eleftrii9en 8abnftrede 5tpifcben
bier unb Babnbof Miilfort batp. benz
bisherigen NbeDhter Gnbpuntte itutt.
Morgen ipirb bic Gtrede benz Nerfebr
iibereebsr. nnb balntt 1T bic elettrif1e
8dbnDerbinbuns 5piiden bier, Mbepbt
unb W. @Gldbbad fertisgeitellt.
Remfheib. Sn bem gtobzl
IiHement BON 6e7enbruG u. So. en-
eienete iih tur3 por u llbr Elm f1re<
rer lInaliidsfal. Der 4Oidbrige Wal3<
Eeiiter R5bler aerietb III Bic Malaens
ftrdBe elmer gliibenssnG Giitnrntbe. bieie
aina benl Aernlitsn burN ben R1rpsr.
g. battle nod STE arrft. {in aus Der
Ruth Su fpiIlben, bod trat fosort ber
9ob sill. Der getyieb nss Mtrtes
fuur1t no6 beu 9crfdu eiuosIisut.
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sIoemb,srs ane Iedlenorr8.

SDmib. Die bieiiae Stabtperz
ipaltung beabIi4tigt, Das 8riegeroenfz
NAL pro 1S70-7l ppn leinem bisbertz
GEN, lnglinitig geleaenen Stanborte i'm
5tdbtbpl5 nab cen Leugefcbaffenen
ltdotiIden Nnlagen au iiberfiibren. GU
oleth piirbe Danit ben ilbliheh 8ez
Ddhtnibfeiern Dss &rieeerpereins cite
Geetgnetere unb striirhigereStdtte bere!=
tet iperoen.
Noi It . d. - 3un1 britten Male I'M
nerbulb "a IStunDen tpurbe unIere
sseuerpebr alarmtrt unb - ipie BET zen
beiben poraufgegansenen BrdnDen,
ltegt aud bier bDsnilltee 8ranoitifzz
tuna por. @s brannte bic in Der 9ldhe
bes gentral~8abnhpfes iiolirt selegene
5tdotiiGe gbcleraz8arrade. Elm large:
bDlaernes @ebGube, unbenubt uno un=
bepo6nt. Oa bic Manbunaen irneu ses
bit llEb earboltitrt, 10 enttpidelte ith
Der 8ranb inteniip.
2iiba. Na6mittaas l llbr
brennte Sic Mertltait bes 5i1hlermeiz
iiels 2elnbte all rer @plbbergeritrabe.
Sas Geuer griff 10 fhnen I'm fih, bab
aus ben unteren Wphnrdumen bes @es
biubes trenis aerettet tperben tpnnte.
Srcb Der ;turfen Gtbe selung es ben
rereinten Grdften ber ftdbti1hen uno
Der 3uderfabrit- yeueripehr, bas Geusr
dlf feiIen 9erb Su befhrGnten. Die
Gntitebunssurfa6e riirfte auf eine GI'
plofion Des i'm 8etriebe pertpenbeten
petrrleum Motors 3uriid3ufii5sen
iein.
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8atern.

Gibinaen. Ser 8auernInhn
5dpar5 iiiirste beim Mbraupen Der
8aume BON Der l.mfippenben Better 10
uneliidlih in einen Meinbergspfdbl,
hak er fDrmlid aufgelpiebt unb idper
perlebt purbe.
Sbermen5ing. Mit Hiid=
fidt auf bic Muscehnuna Der Drtldaft
felbit. iotpie Der CUR @eneinbe Sber>
menaine gebOrisen Dillenfolonie Neu=
paitno unb Der Srtfdaft Chipping iper@
ben bier 5lpei neue Sdulbduier gebaut
tperDen.
pfarrftr den. - Wormtttaes
fano i'm grnber Nutbshausiaale bic
feierIide ginfiibruns bes neuen 9ez
atrtsamtmannes 2Dtpened bur9 He=
aierunasratb 5oriter ftatt. 8e5irtsz
amtmann 2DDened tpurbe BON Gi6=
ftdtt an GtelIe bes na9 No1enbeim
perfebten Beairtsamtmannes 8aur
hterber berufen.
Hofenbetm. - 0ie ginpobz
neridaft ber umgegenb Roienbei,ns
tit bura mebrere in iiingfter 3eit itcttz
gebaote 8rdnbe, beren gntitebuns auf
8ranbitiftung ouriidsefiibrt ptrb,
fturt beunrubt9t. Sas erobe f91ne
Wirtbsanpeien in pang, Der Stanel
bes Wirt9es in WeiternDorf brannten
nieosr. Nm gaudmittas periudten
BRET 8uriden i'm bena6barten Sap
pino an bier Steuen Sugleid 5euer gu
>leaen, tpurben aher peri6eudt unb BON
Gtnmnbnern bes Srtes perfolgt. Die
Burden bert itedten iiA in Dem BEL
6cpping gelesenen Wolne. Die iofort
herbeigerufene @enodrmerie, Die @o=
fenheimer poli5ei unO oas oortiee 8ez
airtstommonbp, bas audi requirirt
puroe. umiteqte ben Walb in elmer
lanaen pojtentette.
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eebt bic Heituuration gum @tacttsuer
in onbere 6dnbe iiber. Rdufer 1T 9err
lniiller, friiberer Ydhter bes Shiibea=
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barten braun1dpeisi1hen Srte 2ebre
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Weber bon bier. 0erfelbe lub @runo
auf einen Masen, als fich plDbt4 sin
arobes @tid @runb am oberen Hanbe
Der grube losl0ite unb 10 beftig auf
ben arbeitenben Mann fiel. bab bieiem
elm OheriGentel gebrohen unb duh
anbere RDrpertbeile 1tart berlebt pure
ben. Gr mubte Iosleid na9 Braunz
fd1peta in bas arantenbdus sebraht
iperben.
2eiferbe. Oie Trou bes RDt=
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gum Mrat getpeien uno bate oalelb|t
irrt5umlifertpeiie einen 3ug beitiegea,
Ger in Dollbergen, lpo lie aus1teigen
fDDute, nt0t Ddlf. Gtll SdDHDed1llleI III
W}einerIen bemsrfte, baB bic Trau etae
Gprpeetbiire geDffnet batte unb telegraz
pbirte idnel na1 2eiferoe, oort ben
.Sug baltea gu laiIen. ba Elm llnglld
3u befiirdten let. ghs Der Bug IN 2etfs
erDe anfdnl, mar Die sSrau fbon her=
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ben.
Oepnbauien. = Nuf slnoros
nrng Der @taatsattipaltIchaft gu 8iez
lefelD ipurDen perbaftet l1to burA 4 !
pDliSeibednlte in oas 2anogeri4tsz 8ez
fdneniB 8ielefelb transpprttrt: Gtg1rz
renfabritant &ra6e, SHlohernetlter
S9ub, GSuitpirtb RDhbede unb &uufz
mann 91oltiag. 8et Der M6fabrt nes
3ugss na9 8ielefelD tatte iid auf BEN
8abnbofe eine groBe Wlenlfenme11ee
onee1ammelt. Die 8erhaftungen ite5en
I'M 3uIammenbanae nit einemSpielcrz
prpeeiIe bes Observation-Disclosures q. p.
@rebemeper uno Des &nlons 8ante in
Gpffelb. Die 8erbafteten bdben in ben
frdgliden procehen als 3engen 1rn@
girt.
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NDffen. Sier ifdrb i'm Mlfer
bon " Suhren Der Gbrsnbiirger unIes
rer Stabt, Gheobor Qebmann.
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lt1es Ortes selegene Bubnhpf 5hOns
felt mar Der 51luplab eines 1nneren
ukelidsfalles. Der Hangirer Rpppe
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