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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Trapped.

"John," she said, severely, do you
know what day this is?''
THE anniversary Of our wedding,"
he replied, pretending that he remem-
bered it all the time.
mo-" she said, after he had finished,
"this is the day you said you were 60
ing to nail up that shelf in the kitch-
en!''
~ Then he commenced going around in
a circle and foolishly trying to make
her believe that he had been joking
about the anniversary.-Chi Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
THE MAJORS PREpaCr1osss.

Il hear that the major predicted a
frost fer the Fourth O. July 2.'
Who's the major?s' >@t'..
why's he the man who predicted q
earthquake last June
did the earthquake GOMEZ" -
mo, but the entire settlement mad
the .chills, AN Went to shaking SO that
some O. the buildings fell down. am
you couldn't tell whether it Wee "a
ior not. Atlanta Censta
tuition. = Z #tr ... tT i .f5e%
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Information for the Home.

Mrs. Binks-In one part of this pa
per they say that fresh bread can be
cut easily and evenly by heating the
knife before using it.
"Yes?"
"And in another column it says that
heating knife will ruin it, ,"
Eyes,
''The paper has two editors" New
York Weekly.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Stock Keeps Up the Farm.

! writer in the Illinois Agriculture
ISL says: Illinois farmers have been
accustomed to regard stock-feeding
SIMPLY as a means Of enhancing the
value OF their farm products. Neces-
SHY has not as yet brought us, as it
mas eastern farmers, to fully realize
the Importance Of soil fertility. But
already, the reduced yields of our
crops show that this is a. matter to
which we should attend. The saving
OF fertility Is really of quite as great,
and often of even greater ADVANTAGE
to the farmer, than the immediate
financial profits of his feeding. Only
a small proportion of the fertility Of
the livestock farm is sold from it..
Growing animals and those giving
milk allow so to rs per cent Of the fer
tlllty Of the food to pass into the ma
nure; while from mature animals
which are working or fattening and
thus building UP very little Of bone or
muscular tissue, 80 to IS per cent or
even more of the fertility passes into
the manure. Extensive feeding exper-
lments have shown that food is used
principally to supply energy for the
life processes. This together with fat
formation is accomplished wholly at
the expense Of the, carbon, hydrogen
and oxygen Of the food-substances
which are valueless as fertilizers since
plants get them from the air and
water. The only drains made On the
fertilizing elements re for a part of
the constituents of milk and of the
growth Of bone, muscle, wool, etc.
What is the animal then? Simply a
convenient apparatus for converting
those parts of our crops, which the
plants obtained from air and water,
into salable meat, wool and milk prod
ucts of high value, while the fertility
of the food is left in the manure for
the farmer to use in raising other
crops to be used similarly. Have we
not, therefore, lost the link connecting
the two ends of our economic chain
when we fail to utilize the manure OF
our farm animals?
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Halls CatarrE Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75e.
Mean of Them.

4 .'Well, Dorothy" said, Aunt Jane,
they've decided to name the baby Har-
old .,..t. II: ::E +
= ooh, pshaw!'' exclaimed little Doro-
thy. IT think that's too mean Why
couldn't they name it Elsie or some
thing! They know I want a little sis
ter."-Philadelphia Press. III ~. m
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

And an he has named his best egg
producer The Last Minstrel. -
1nse1 anne for a hen.'''' 81
,. should articulate! But that's
y L-)llngle NJ exactly. Gave his hen that
name me, SO that he could have the lay Of
Inc The Last Minstrel every morning for
breakfast fysit " - Pittsburg Commercial
Gazette.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Am IrreparabIe BLOW

Don't old sorrows return and steal
over you occasionally?'' /.
RI That's what; I have the blues ev-
cry now and then about $50 7 lost out Of
my pocket seventeen years ago.'-De-=
troit Free Press.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

s@ There IS a great demand for hands
by the planters In Hawaii. No less
than 30, 600 men are needed there ii
the ultiyation OF sugar and efforts are
making q lil' Sto secure them IN this conn
try. - 3
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

When in doubt use Wizard OIL FOR
pain; both suffering and doubt viii
vanish. Your doctor and druggist
know it.. N -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of 40
q cough cure.-J. W. O'BRIEN, 322 Third Ave.
n, Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 6, 1900
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
snEamop OFF .RE ,l1,ll {, Z: Il, n

From the Albany Journal: A little
newsboy was watching man on High
street weigh ice yesterday. After the
ice had been Clipped, the little chap
took a few vz1ffs off a cigarette and
said:
Say, ice rnan, how aluch is dat size
WORT" !.
The ice man, being a gruf sort of
Individual, was not quite sure that he
should pay any attention to the elrghin.
Finally, however. ne answered: Its, S
worth so cents"
81 Before he could say more the chap
said Well, just sit on it and make
1T t'irty cents wort! = .s.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

:sent1y returned with an Injunction
hereby restraining all cats of what
:soever sex, breed, color, age or previ-
= GUS condition from assembling on the
said compartments back fence, or,upon
the roofs of the sheds located in
the backyard belonging to the com
plainant aforesaid"
81 guess that'l cure EN- he said.
There's nothing like having a good,
willing friend on the bench in a. thine
of need"
just then their baby in the next
room set up howl, and the great
yjointkeeper's wife said:
II don't know what to do with that
child; she frets SO. Yesterday 7 had to
carry her in my arms nearly all day.
i guess she must be teething:''
Never mind" - he said, It'll fix her.
'PIen he made another trip to fthe
coffee of his friend, the Judge, and re-
turned home with an injunction re-
straining the child from making .any
;morefoutcries' on account rof her. teeth,
Sand further providing that the
aforesaid teeth must under penalty OF
Che courts :displeasure refrain from
causing the echild acknowledgements
eli any pain cor inconvenience
There the husband and father
sald, with the air rof zone who is con-
sefous rof having done his duty, 81
guess you'll be able to get along for "a
day oor 1.-TWO. Now, I've got to go down
to the Joint, for 7 s'pose. the dealers
and 'bartenders are all tired out by this
time. K things Amt all right around
the house let me know to morrow, and
I'll get some more iniunctions:: = >.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
]. KATHLEEN GRAHAM;

Miss Kathleen Graham, 1859 Florida
Ave, N. W. Wash, D. c., writes: cat
the solicitation Of friend I was ad-
vised to use Peruna and after the use
OF one bottle for dyspepsia felt almost
entirely cured. take pleasure in rec.
ommending your remedy to anyone
who needs an inyigorating tonic."-
Kathleen Graham. ~ -:
Dr. S. B. Hartman, President of Tie
q prominent authority on Women's ca
many cases of female cafarrh as make
months. Advice free. Address DR.. S.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

God will not lightly lose that for
which he has paid so great a price.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Very Likely.

very Likely p t2sss;, .15zs
" McJigger-The is rinor that Chi
ma IS secretly raising another army by
conscript ion. s% d 81
Thingumbob-Ah! I suppose the open
door is responsible for this draft. Phil
adelplia Press. . Ss
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
. 4 Non IS ding Peach orcl liz, a.

'91E1111 ? -
From Farmers, Review: Can YOU Oh.
give ne any informa ton Ia regard to.
ny peas orchard. i have 100 trees On
my farm which bought last year.
The trees are about seven or eight.
years old. They are Kiener pears,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Touched.

First Sharper lat Pan American ex-
position)-I hope you got the last dollar
out of that galoot from Hackensa ok,
N. j. He came to the exposition be-
cause the papers say it's a liberal edu-
cation.
Second Sharper (complacently)-Wen,
I guess 1 gave. his education the finish
ing touches. "-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

Mrs. Wsnslogy's soothing Syrup.
Eof children teetning, the gums, reduces I'm
Gammation. aays pain. C. as wind collie CSC bottle
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
LITTLE LAUGHgs
a. Lost Joy.

~. ~ r. Z. 4 a Lost Joy. t
An, ice cream :soda-as it goes 4
Is quite good enough, It's. true:
But it doesn't buzz the victims nose
AS the old kind used to do. #,.s.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
/ GREAT SCOTT i.

Dung Mr.. Dingle tells me that he
IS extremely fond Of the poetry Of Sir
Walter Scott" remarked Wintergreen
to Tenterhook.
Yes. Il know; but he carries his
fondness too far, replied the latter.
In what way; z? r.
Well. he's a chicken fancier, as per-
.haps you know. 4
ssyya oil ~ .s1G
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
FLORENCE ALLAN.

r /. a ~ FLOHENCE ALLAN.
. Miss Florence Allan,75 Walton Plasa
Chicago, ILL.,, writes: GAS a tonic for o.
worn out system Peruna stands at tses
head in my estimation. It's ELECTS a.0
truly wonderful in rejuvenating tho
entire system. keep it on hand all thu
time and never have that tired feeling
as a few doses always makes me 3eeg
like a different woman. ''-Florence Al
Ian. a. F.
Sanifarfun7, Columbus. Ohio.
arrliaI diseases will take charge OF 80
sPpHeafion to him during the summer
). Hartman. Columbus, Ohio.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
Barley as a Horse Food.


At the North Dakota Experiment,
Station, in study of it's value for
work stock, barley was fed to three
horses and two mules for nine months.
Timothy hay was given as roughage
during the trial. The mules did not
eat the barley, with marked relish at
any time, but for the first two months,
while doing light work, they con-
sumed all that was necessary to keen
them in working condition. At the
end OF two months, when the amount
of labor was increased, they would not
eat CORRESPONDENCE greater amount
of barley. They soon began to refuse
1t entirely for one, two three and
four feeding times. They were then
changed to an oat ration each alter
nate month. When a change to oats
came they would eat with apparent
relish and would regain some of their.
Lost flesh. One Of the pair would re-
fuse the barley more regularly than
the other but neither could be main
tanned satisfactorily upon it. .f:
The Thoroughbred Cross.-We are
-
pleased to know that there is a more
general Inclination this season among
breeders of tTotting stock to expert
nne ~ with the thoroughbred cross than
has prevailed since the standard craze
swept over the country some twenty
years ago, says the American Horse
Breeder. This seems to us a sure in
diea at OF an improvement in speed
in the future No practical breeder. in
faefy mo- taheorist who has studied the
subject OF heredity, can find any
ground for claiming that the introduce
ton OF carthorse cross has ever i'm i'm
proved the speed OF any horse, no mat
ter what gait he or she may have
adopted All the Improvement In the
speed ability OF the light harness horse.
that has ever been effected has come
from 70 g the speedy, thorough race
horse. Increased ability must B come
from the same source. s.. 81. NJ 5;35 M
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17

"A LassSng Scare. I,s
"lugby tells me be never travels al
might ON the cars" i. HI. s
Nervous % .@ss
{ Well, Che last trip he took he saw
one Of those women who wear their
husbands old linen busters for sleep
ing car gowns. sss z5.
a Restful Function. 4
Dear and dumb trolley parties are
the latest. 4 81 II W.
hat are they ~
"a lot OF talkatiYe women ride
around town in the street cars all
evening. and the one who speaks first
pays for the ride and the ice cream. :,
Wealth is not his who makes 1t, but
his who enjoys 1t. BIZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
erosberspstbuus SesIess.

Greienfeen.-Geiftis uno fDrz
perlth nod bclfpmmen riiitig, feierte
Der @robh. 5Drfter aarl Menael 81
peterbainerbof fein 5Oidbrises9i
ilbtldum.
9DIIerba9. - Der ettpa 80
Sabre alte S1reiner 4affenberser
bier mar bamit befddftigt, elm Mobnz
baus Su f6inbeln. 8ei Der ni4t ,inz
gefdbrli9en Mrbett fiel \ Der Mann
bur9 einen ungliidli6en llmftanb bonn
bpben geriilt; pobei er lih eine Nus=
tuseluns zines S9ulterselents uno
ftarfe i,1nsre Werlebuneen au3pg.
Maina. - Ser 29jdbrige Sasz
lDbner 9etnri1 Sralttoein aug @ou<
Obernbeim tit bor einieen 1aaen in
bic Mohnune Ieiaes 9}aters. Der in
Der grthalfrabe bier pohnt. iibergez
itebelt. Rahnlittass bat er ilh in
einen Mnfen BON @etitesgeitDrtbeit in
feinem 8ette in MrlpeIenbeit ieines
Noters, unb ebe biefer es perhineera
fpnnte, erf6oi1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
Pssssh

Mafnib. Ser srdflide G0riter
aus 3iemin 1T BET Belihtisung feines
Mepiers auf ber 3iemtnsprodber
@renae nit Milbbieben suiammengez
rathen. Der babel erfdofene Wtlbs
bieb lit Elm Wirtb polnd aus benz be-
nahbarten pietrnipo.
ShiIbberg. Gritidt aifsefuns
ben ipurbe bas Dahbeder @pi'1fk
gkpaar bierfeltit. Mllenl Mnfhein
nah III bas llngliid bur9 gigarrenz
'rauhxn @pi's i'm 8ett, tpobur9 bas
9ett in 8ranb eeIeBt ipurbe, berbeiz
aefiihrt tpr1ben.
Sirfhtiesel. ginen f@redz
lihen 9ob erlitt bic aebnidbrise Iodz
ter bes Gutspoets G9ipurs in gldenz
ipalbe. Oas Mdbden tpollte tpegen
Der Mbpeienbeit feiner Gltern Geuer
anaiinben, um bas Mittagsefen oor=
aubereiten. glls bas 6pla niht bren=
men tpollte, begob bas ainb bies aus
elmer 8lehtanne nit petroleum. Die
petroleummaHe fling Seuer unb erplos
birte. Oie &leiber bes ungliidlihen
Rinces lpurben BPM 5euer erfaBt nnb
plnblih mar bic Merm1te in eine5euerz
fdule aebiiQt. Die 8ranbpunben ipo=
rem II fhredlid5e, bab bas Mdbhen
nnter ben arDbten aualen na9 einigen
Stunben feinen @eift anfsab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
e6feFen.

aDntsshiitte. 5riib seeen 5
llbr brdh in Der aDnissbiitter in elmer
@ruppe bpn observation-disclosures in
Der aupferertractions Seuer
aus. Dem f6nellen unb energii9en
gtnareifen Der 9ittenfeuertpebr, bic
burGb cine Seueripribe bon Der RD=
niashiitte unteritiibt tpurbe, selans es,
bas sseuer auf feinen9erb 5u bef9rdnz
fen unb bic 9ebdube Der aupferertrae=
tion au idiiben. 10 baB nur Elm She'll
Der Gpnbeniationstbiirme abbrannte.
2iegnib. Na6mittags bate
Der auf bieiigen 9taatsbabnbofe be-
iddftiete 2ampenanaiinber punner
aus @rpBz8edern bas unsliid, BON Ell
mem padpasen in bic DreMdeibe am
Acknowledgment 5u itiirsen. ST
trus bterbei einen S6dbelbruh bapon
unb mubte na9 benz bieligen itdottz
Iben Granfenbauie iiberfibrt tperben,
ipo er inoniiden an ben 5olgen Der
gerlebungen geitprben 1T. punner TT
etna 30 Sabre alt nnb binterldbt elne
Wittne nit BRET 4tnbern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
Namoser anS ssa,.nf&tpess.

DplIe. - Gin Mntbeil bes sroben
Gepinnes ber lebten braun16peiser
Qanbeslotterie 1T nn6 bier sefallen.
Gludliher @etpinner 1T Der sSOriter
W6arfus BON bier, bem fein Btertellps
bas nette Siimmhen BON 50,O00Warf
einsebra9t bat.
W}iinberl. - Die 8ertran'19en
gbeleute in @tnlte unb bas Gbepaar
2ubtpis in Oransfelb besinsen bas
sseit Der solbenen 9paseit. Dem Gbez
paar 8ertram gu @imte 1T aus Mnlab
biefer Jeier feitens bes Regierungss
prG Giibenten gu 9tlbesbeim elm @naz
benaef9enf i'm Namen bes GatIers
iibertpieIen iporhen. Sem Gbepaar
2ubtpig su Oarusfelo parb bic sSSubt>
IGumsmebaile perliebsn.
@ieDersbaufen. Das bie=
iiae Nlbre1tf9, Gbepaar feterte oas
Sseit ber ooIoeneil Srhseit in GROCER
51if6e unb &uItiefeit. Mittags fone
in Ter &1r9e bic @inieanung bes SUI
belpaares bur9 paitor Sebme itatt.
2ualet6 iiherreidtc berIelhe bic gp!z
bene ghiubildumsmebaile u11o ole
bonn bteligen&trhenporftaao aeihenfte
epltene 8tbel.
gpIfsbaeen - Nadmituto5
brad auF benz 8pben bes Wobnbauies
bes Maurers Maltemdthe Scr. 25 auf
undufgeflGrte @eiIe sSeusr aus, pc=
burd, bas Wpbnhaus nit Staluns
unb 8Gd6aus einoeGihert ipuroen.
glu6 bas Mpbiliar tit grDBtenthetls
perbrdnnt. Der Mietbsmann 8Drbnldz
der gbeline bate feline Mobilien nidt
oerlt1ert. Qlun Der 2anDipirtb gdrz
mann lit gef9dbigt, oa er mebrers 5llz
Der 5trpb I'M Maltemathe' f4en Saule
,lntergebraM bate.
g8alsrob Ser pentontrte
gbauKeetpdhter ghriitian 8oaoreat
tier feierte 5eine1 90idhriaen 9ebnrtsz
tug. sus 20iGbriger ssSiingling trat er.
utter Der Gegierung bes &Dnigs 9eore
bes 8ierten BON Gnelanb, in oas
Cambridge 9uIaren=&eaiment etn. 81
hiente ipGter benz 40niqe @rnit Nueuit
bon Sannoper nod ais Solbat UNI
ma6te als FOLDER i'm Sabre 1881 Die
Gepolution in GDttinaen NIT. sSiini
Sabre ipdter fam er als 8uri4e nit
bern lieutenant b. Rlenfe na6 Walsz
robe unb tpurbe bier na6 8eenotaune
feiner DienfSeit BET Der Gbaui1ee=Wer:
tpaltung angeitellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
Ernptna &efets.

6anau. Ser am Delirium tire.
mems leibenbe RulberbilFsGrbeiter
Mmenb ftiir5te li9 aug Dem Jeniter
5eines i'm erten @tcd beleaenen Gin.
lners beraus unb oog fih berdrt fhpez
re @erlesungen 81, bab er alsbalo
periAieo.
9renbeIburg. Sn Qangen@
tbal gra1iirt gegenpGrtig Bic Maferns
franfbeit unter ben Ri1bern in iol=
diem lImfange, 6aB bie S4ule bat gez
1hloi1en tperben miiHen. Mu9 in
bofgeismar berri1t biefelbe felt inehs
rereil Moden aiemlid tart.
Marburs. DAP bie sefunb>
beitIihenWerba altaiile In unferer 5tabt
Sic beiten iinb. iDurbe aud, BEL Der
GtubtperDrbneteniisung eelegentlilh
elmer sSnterpenatioIi bes StdbtDerorD<
neten D,n Qengerte tuegen1epflanaung
Der Gohlr1iIerbdnme NIT Mlleebdlls
men lpbrnb erpGhnt. Man iteute
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
@erpreuBetts

S9loppe. 8rdmcreibefiber
Grttbolb Seblfe bat feline Brauerei
Mbft 2dnbereien fir 65, 700 Mtarf an
ben BraumeiFer 0lusfi aus Seeburg
berfauft.
Stubm. = Ser fatb. GeiItlite
Jcfef alapersfi in @90ntpieIe 1T auf
his bortise pfarrei firhlicb einseieBt
io1rben.
Siegenbcf. - 6ier traf bic
atrtliDe Mittbeilung Elm, haB ber3ul=
tusminifter bic bieftee bDbere Shule
als Neali9ule anerfannt unb Dab Der
Minifter iih pesen Mufnabme her Mn@
ftalt in bns 0er3eihnib Der mtlitdrbe>
re6tigten2ehran5tal nit bemNei6s=
tonaler in 8erbinbung gefeBt bat.
3inten.- Set ldngerer 3eit
iDItben bier bic Malern uuter ben
Ginbern unb raffen .hiefelben in err
fdredenber 3obl babin. 60 1tarben
aIlein in elmer Jamilie innerbatb breier
Tage bret &inber. Bon Der @huliu>
genb itnb 40 Yrocent erfranft. Rnb
f6limrner febt es in ben unliesenben
D0rfern aus. syn einiaen Orten baben
bic 5dulen gef9loHen iperben miifen.
syn Maralten beiudten aulebt ppn 80
@Giilern nur mod Is bic S9ule.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03

bod, niht pabte. 9luf fein ginfhreis
ten bin Tam balb Der 3usfiibrer Su
ssiebler unb bat ben 3ebteren, bas
@nrhen aufaugeben. Srt feiner gr<
regtbeit bieriiber that bann GieDler
ben befannten Musfpruh: DER srDbte
2ump in, san3en 2anb bas 1T unb
bleibt Der Denun5iant". Der fb M<
leifist fiiblenbe Resierungs Z 8aumeia
iter ftrenete Rlage an nnb er5ielte por
bem biefioen S9Dffenserihte bic Ners
ilrtbeiluns ssiebler's 81 Der ungetpohns
Iib boben @trafe bon 1900 M. Muf
bic feitens Giebler's eingelegte 8erus
fl:ns ermdBigte bic Straffammer beg
2onbgeribts OortmnnD bic 8elbfrafe
cuff 1000 SO. unb ipra6 benz Beleiz
bieten bic publicationsbefusnib gu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-03
@Arttesates1.

NeuenHein. Der in peiten
9reifen befannte Werfmeiiter uno
5teinbruhbeiib.r 6ofman bier. ipels
der por einissr 3eit in feinem Stein@
fruh beim Spfsngen bon sSeifen Derz
nnsliidte. iit nun ieinen fhpsren Werz
letunger erleaen.
Mi!nfinaen. Der 8an elmer
neuen 2anb FraB. bon Mdgolshftm
naA Grnnabeuern tpirb in ndhfer
3eit ppr iid aehen. Sdmmtlihe Nrbei@
ten I'M 0oranfhlaq bon 52.O87 W.
inerben bemnIht oeraeben.
SauIgan.- Nuf benz 8abnhof
NItsbaMen ipurbe Der 81 Sabre alte,
leDiae 6ilfsipIrter Gnmaier beim ues
berf9reiten bes @eleiies bon einem
einfabrenben Giiterauae erfabt unb gss
tDhtet. Sem unqliidlinen ipuroe Der
Gppf bpm Humpfe aetrennt.
Oberbiiatnaen. Die hies
iise 5errf9dft aina nit alem 3ube9or
rur1 &auf lit ben 8efib Des 8rafen
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born in Sberlirdbera iiber. Die 9erre
iBaft sebDrte fruher bemGrofenSdeni
BON Ga ftea. Gpr runb 80 sSahren gina
fie in ben 8sIis bes 0errn &aulla iibsr.
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.9aba, Dernlutblid in IOlge gntSiln.
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beg 0ebdubes aeritSrte. Gin altersr
Wann blteb in ben sslammen. Oas
syeuer fonnte crit nah eneraiiher 9e@.
eentpe1r betpaltiat iperben.
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