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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

THE WOMAN OF FASHION,

Irises and mauve orchids will be in
fashion for headgear.
Feather trimming. it is said, will be
used in abundance.
Both for day and evening wear
every shade Of pink will shortly be in
demand.
The latest sleeve links are decidedly
novel in their line, and one needs at
least one pair to match each shirt
waist. The fiat, round buttons OF
medium size are c~rocheted OF silk or
linen, and they come In all the fashr
topabls eoler.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
UNDER SERIOUS CHARGES.


Manila, Mny 25, 1890 p. m.-Capt.
Michael Spcllman, Lieut.. Delbert r
Jones and Surgeon Dudley W. Welch.
of Co. q, Forty-third infantry, sta.
TONED Mt Massin. southern Ieyte,
havo been arrested on charge of trad.
ing In permits TO ship hemp from the
closed Ports- They will be tried by
eourt-martial. 1t has not been de-
termined whether Manila hemp buy
egs ars directly implicated.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
LATEST PROM KITCHENER.
Determined Attack 10y tho Boer~ Upon .
british Convoy.

London, May a7.--Thc war office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria, May
20:
"a superior force OF Beers made a
determined attack on q convoy be
tween Ventersdorp and Potschef.
stroom. May 20, but were driven on.
Our loss was four killed and 80 wound.
cd. The convoy subsequently sTrt,ea
In safety"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
A PRIGHTFUL COLLISION.


-
Albany, n. ", May 27-Elcctrit
cars racing for n switch while run
ming in opposite directions at the rate
of 40 miles an hour cost five lives, yea
t.rdey afternoon, by a terrific COLI.
sion in which over forty prominent
pcoplc were injured, some fatally and
others seriously.
The lobby OF the local post Office
filed with dead and wounded: hys'
tcricnl women and children looking
for relatives aud friends; surgeons,
administering temporary relief. and
nmbulanccs racing through the city,
taking the wounded 10 hospitals, were
the early limitations OF the accident,
The scene Of the accident was u
point two miles out of G%rccnbush,
on the line of the Albany q Hudson
| railway. The point where the cars
met on the single track wns ut .
sharp curve, and 80 fast wcsb both
running. and 80 sudden was the COLI
sion, that the motormcn never had
time 10 put on the brakes before
souih.bound car No. 80 had gone nj.
most clean through north-bound eat
No. II. and hung on the edge Of u high
bluf, with It's load of shricking,
manned humanity.
One motormnn was pinioncd ur
against the smashed front OF the
souih-bound ear with both legs sew
cred, aud Killed instantly, while the
other lived hut n few minutes.
Fully i20 men, women and children
formed n struggling, s%hricking pyra'
mid. mixed with blood, detached por'
tions 81 human bodies and the wreck
ngc of the ears.
Some Of the more slightly injured
II the men cxiricatcd themselves aud
began To pull people out Of the rcai
ends Of the two ears, and almost cv'
cryon. was taken out In this way nnd
nearly all were badly injured.
The few women and children who
had escaped injury aud death were
historical. mud added their cries a.
ia. shriekS of the dying aud mutt.
lated.
Men, with broken arms aud bonrA
iislocatrd Joints aud bloody heads nnt
faces. tricd tu assist others Who wcrr
more hclpicrs.
Help hr-l been summoned from East
Grccnbush aud vicinity, and In a III.
tie time the bruised mass Of human.
ity, with the mutilntcd dead for q
rrucsnmc wcr. loaded ot
cNtrn car. and taken la Albany. Their,
smbuinnrcs aud physicians had been
.ummoppL md the most office turned
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

John Hayes. the owner of II quarry,
icar Manchester, ST. Louis county.
put o than n kcg OF powder In a
blast. touched the fuse, ran 100 yarda.
aud awaited the result. There was an
explosion that shook the country. a
church 800 yards away was damaged
$1,000. aud huge stones were thrown
a great distance. One struck
Hay cs aud killed him. lie was work.
Ing alone Ia the quarry.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
state Medical Association.

Almost 300 registered physicians
were in attendance nj the forty-third
annual meeting of the State Medical
association, held In jefferson City.
Gov. Dockcry, who, before his en-
trance into politics, was n practiclng
physician. delivered an address OF wei.
ONE. lie also entertained the doe.
tors at the Mansion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
Too nis for the Doos.

The funeral services over the re.
mains OF W. u. Johnson, who died
near Mexico. were conducted from the
yard on his farm, on account OF the
size OF the casket, which was too
large TO be taken through the door OF
the house. Mr.. johnson weighed Ss5
hounds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

The 81. Louis county court has In
creased the assessment Of all the
steam and electric railroads and tcle-
graph and telephone companies run-
ming through the county. In the ma
jority Of instances the Increase In M.
scssmcnts Is almost double the re-
turns made by the franchise compa-
MES.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
KILLED IIis Ncigbbor.

John Mcbride. his ncighbor, In a
field near Dresden, Pettis county.
Mclirldo was On Industrious young
fatmcr. and had recently purchased ton
acres Of lana adjoining n a0-acre farm
owned by Goodman. Goodman himself
wanted the land, n since Mcbride be-
run TO cultivate II he had been twlce shot
at from uiuhgEh The other morning Nc
calling To his horses. Goodman appeared
with "A Winchester In hts hand. and do
mnndcd to know what Mcbride was hoi-
lowing at. Goodman had his gun pointed
watch out III let her ny"
"Shoot away called Mcbride, n the
gun cracked and he dropped with "A bullet
In his forehead.
Farley Temptation. a farm boy. who was
with McIitide. and who reported tho kill
ing gavo his testimony before tho
coroner.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
Price Of ri. wiie'. Affections.

C. L. Culley, n Knobnoster johnson
county, merchant, has filed suit
against Thomas Harfeld, Sr., for S..
600 damages, on the charge of alien
nting the affections OF Mrs. Culley.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

The inquest into the death of Fire
mar Green, at st. Louis, developed the
fact that the building from which
Green fell was not provided with fire
escapes as the law requires.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

The trial of Mrs. Addic l.. Richard
son, charged with the murder of her
husband. has been continued. at So
vannah. until the September term.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
Indications of on at Noberiy.

Good Indications of oil have been
found on land just outside OF the Mo-
bcrly city limits. The land has been
leased, and n company is In process
of organization for the purpose OF
developing it.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

Indications nre that the Missouri
apple crop will be the heaviest for
years. The trees are heavily laden,
and fruit growers are highly pleased.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

Jack Salley and T. $. Heath fought
= pistol duel at Cross Timbers. HEX
DRY county, rs q result of which Sal.
Law will lose an arm aud . leg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
A aac.,,on Of Euauct,. settled.

A question Of royal etiquette over
which society has been greatly rxcr-
ciscd has been satisfactorily settled
by the king. II was thought that
King Edward, when he came to the
throne, might not consider II adyisa-
hi. 10 accept invitations of his sub
jccts. following Queen Victoria's al.
most unbrokcn precedent, combining
himself to entertaining them. This,
however. proves not TO be the ease,
for tho king has accepted invitations
to the houses of G~eorgiana. countess
Of Dudley; the marquis of Londondcr.
ry. Lady De Gray, and others.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
GRATEFUL coLoaED PEOPLE.
VIII Erect = Monument to the Man
Who Honored Them.

Springfield, H.. May 27-Repre.
sentative John q. Jones, colored, OF
Chicago, states that there is n move.
ment on hand by millions OF colored
people Of the United States TO erect
a monument to Gov. Tanner in ope OF
the public parks of Chicago. because
he was tho only governor that mus.
tered In . colored regiment In the
Spanish-American war Differed by
'aolored men from top to bottom,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31

The liquor dealers Of st. Louis have
notified Gov. Dockery that they have
decided to contest the law which
txaes whisky ten cents q gallon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
A BUDGET FROM BRITAIN.
Some Caustic Comment on Carne-
gie's Gifts and American In
fluenee In England.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA BACK IN LONDON.
Question of Roya Etiquette sat
tsfactoriiy scttied-Edward. who
was Popular us Prince % wales
q. TnctfnIiy ADDING 60 Ills Pcpu-
Iarity rs King.

London. May 2G.-"we trust in Scot
fish pride TO rise In It's wrath ngnins,
this Invasion of the almighty dol.
lar says the Review of the Week.
commenting on Andrew Curncgic''
muniiccncc To Scotlnnd's universities
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-31
A Zen Dippcd In Caustic.

commenting on NhurcW 'hin'H''s
munifccncc 10 scotland's universities
2 dipped In Cnustic.
"Many OF the oldest and best fam
lilies In Scotland" continues the peri
odicol, 'acnd their SOM TO Scottish.
universities, where they pay the fees,
like the sons of the humblcst neigh
hors. neither more nor less. " II 10
I've believed that this will continue "
the fees nrc pnid for them 10y Mr..
Carnegie? Imagine the duke of Ham.
ilton, Cameron or Lochicl, or Mac.
donald Of the Isles allowing his heir
Ia get education nj the cost Of an
American ironmonpcr. We shall ncxt
hear Of some Chicago pork packer
proposing to buy up oxford aud
Cambridge, aud debating terms OF nd.
| mission and the subjects to he
taught; or IiosE Croker forming
u lobby to control the London uni.
Vcrsity. with the obcict OF intoxicating
Tammnny principles In the mind Of
the rising generation Of cockncys."
4 EiipR at American ~I.nu-nc-.
The 81. james Gazette. IN an cdi.
,urinl headed "Thc Anglo-SnXoii
Millennium" commenting on "a pcssi.
mist's proposal that Yankee Doo'
die" he made the national anthem
that the American language he madi
compulsory in the schools. and that
tho coronation o. j. picrpDnt Morgan
lie arranged for June or July next
snys; "liut there II II bright side OF
the Amcricnni2ntion Of this insignf,
cant country. II ought 10 make wal
impossible. How can the patriot,
American sufferer from Auglophobii
when Ice love. England ~ much thai
he wants Ia H. her owner? How coult
hc sink merchant ships IN which hii
own money is invested? War woul,
ruin his industrial enterprises, stag.
press aud locomotive companies, phi
lHnthropic schemes, ~nriStocracy. rue,
riding-in fact. everything except ouI
agriculture. which has ceased 10 cx
isi."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
III the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies IN the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05

seianet porben; oagesen ftnb bic
RunbbDrfer Ditli9 ber @oale unb Glbe
5tpeifeIos flabtihen urfprungs, 8ei
bieier Dprfart finb bte 9Dfe um einen
nur bon elmer @eite ausGnsltden freien
plab gruppirt: bic DDrfer bilben To-
genannte Runblinse. gs 1T nur eine
@traBe por1anben, bic In ii9. Ielbft ee@
f9loTen 1T, alfo gum ginsanse auriidz
febrt unb fomit cine Sadsaife bilbet.
Bef ben Wenbsn ber 5eibenaeit tpurs
ben bic frsien pldBe in ber Mitte als
Mufentboltsort fir bas @teb benuBt;
mad Der @infiibrung bes Gbriften@
tbumse tpurben auf ibnen bic Gtr9en
erbaut, Inn ipel4e berum bic Rirah0fs
lagen.
Die 5duier ber 9Drfsr tparen am
fdnsli9 ale aug 5ol5 ober 2ebm er1
baut. Gteinbduten iinb in Oeutf9ldnb
erft feit ber 3eit Rarls bes @roben
befannt unb purben aunddft nur als
Bursen unb pfalsen aufsefiibrt; Be-
beutenb ipdter erit tpanbte man bic bon
ben 5olIdnbern erlernte aunit BEL
bDrffi9en 8auten an.
0iarrbDe nmb Wsagem 3rGn,pfe
peroen fpfort gebeilt ourf Or. Siegert's eten in=
portirten Mugofinra= =gitters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05
Mn oaS @n6litulll.

Die n5reie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Neenturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber 700 Boitofficen perianot, uno
bat cine groBe Gerbreituug in Der
gea6bar= Gepub(it Merifu, i'm Snoiaz
nerz9erritorium unb Otlobptna.
Sbr girfulations=@ebiet in 9eros
eritredt ii6 uon @alpelton big binaui
na6 Dention, BON Warlball i'm Often
Bis nab 81 8aIo i'm fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt lelbitperitdnolid) nit be-
lonners sablreiden 2elern bas oi6t@
beiiebelte Wtittel=geras uub BEN Suo<
peiten elm.
9rei Geiienbe fino beftdnoig, iabr<
Elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat=
tes unterpees uno fiibren bemielben
i'm Serein nit unleren riibrigen 2o=
fa I9enten fDrttudbreno mere 2e=
Ter gu.
Sn Iabetradt bieler 9batla9en iit
Die SSreie Breiie". NOD es iib borum
banbelt, Die oeutl9e 8ep6lferuue gu
errei6en. bas bette Slnseise Wses
blum inn Staate Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05
S 6 n t + eC.

Gin 9onbe1smuieum fol!
in Mobrto, Spanien, erri9tet iperben.
9on ben 1876, 800, 900
Wt D + m m b a1tern ber Melt Ie1
ben nur 100000 in ber Siirtei.
Der sr0Bte Wi1b p q r I
beftnbet iin i'm &Dnieli9en parfe in
Sopenboeen. Sein 9real umfabt 4200
Older.
Nur bier proaent ber Sc
fammtbeo0lterung ber Ser. Stoaten
lebte i'm Sabre 1900 in @tGbten; beuts
finb es 30 pro3ent
9te 9eitsarmee be6nt TIRE
Wirtiomteit iber At 2Gnber aus uni
gibt 55 3ettfdriften in 81 berI9iebes
men Spra6en beraus.
Die 2einpanb p but
tion Sr(anbs betrdgt iGbrIid
140,o00.O00 Darbs, bteientge Gng1
lambs nur 45.O0o,0O0 yarbs.
Wdbrenb bes g 6 a d. j
fpiels barf ber tiirtif9e @ultan
ni4t geft0rt tperben unb Iogar brins
senbe Stadtssefdafte miiffen auf i'm
parten.
Sir. @eI9Gftsreifenbs
gibt eS tn Odnemort eine beionbere
Steuer. Stelelbe betrGgt $42.88 fit
bic er5te unb $21.44 fir iebe toeitere
5irma pro Sabr.
0ie 2adsbrut in Ore,
son pirb NIT ben &1pfen nnb
@4pdnaen bon prdieroirtem 2a9s ses
fiittert bts fte alt eenug 1T, Inn in Bic
StiiiIe Derpflanst gu tperben.
Gin Sorofts= aIub srifttri
ou6 IN gom6on, Sitinbisn, unb IeB!
ii4 aus 9inbu>, 93orfen= unb Mo6ama
acknowledgement suIammen. Sein
Motto lautet: oOie Melt purbe oud
fiir Srauen sefadffenl"
gu Gbrenb bes Grfinbera
bes &ompoifes, Slapio 9ioia,
beging iiin9it6in bic italtsntI9e Stabt
9lmalfi bas 600jdbrige Subildum bet
@rfinoung. 8ioja lebte um's Sahr
1901 in paiitono bel Nmalfi.
DAB bic reinite 2uft in
Sta bten sttpa 81 SUB iibsr BET
Grbe borfommt unb bab bic in oiefer
S0be gelesenen DOhnungsn bemnoa
bic gefiinositen itnb, 1T BON mebreren
Gele6rten nohsetptefen norben.
Oie @ertiefung be8 ct.
3otprence@ 9analIpitem 8
bat ni4t nur ben srpben 5ra9tbau,
pfern ben biretten Weg atpii6en benz
Oaean unb ben sroBen Seen erIAloiIen,
fonbern au4 Ssean~5dringe in ben
Sntarioiee ssfiibrt.
Ste 3abl Der g 9tffsz
unfG1le lit in bieiem Sabre pabr.
f9einli9 tleiner als je 5upor. Man
fiibrt bies auf bic immer eeringer tpers
benbe Qln5a1l Der 9egeli9iffe unb bos
3une6men Der 9ampfi6iffe auriid,
tpeld' leBtere alien @efabren befer
Srpb bieten.
9ie @er or9un ber
& Ben nit 2ebensmitteln betreiben
in 2onbon etpa 300 2eute als Gei9Gft
unb mande itno babel reid eelporbsn.
sic perfeben bic Rasen, meiit berz
tp0bnte 2ieblinoe, ie mad benz Wunfds
Der 8eiiber nit elmer ober me6r tag
li4en Wdblseiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05

ibrer ftarfen &Drperfonitttution, obne
Nabrung bleiben, unb bob bieIes lange
SSoiten eine Sorberun9 i6rer 5leli9ton
1T, gu getptiien 3eiten bsrldneert bies
fes 9inOubolt feline 5aftsn5ett Iogar
auF slpet Monate, 8tnber bis gu elmer
boreeidriebenen Mlterserenae iino pom
SSaiten befreit. Die Nobrung ber
Sainen TT bollfommen pesetarif4, uno
nienals t0bten fie ein Sbier, es fei
benn aus eisener gaotbpebr. SAr
bauptfG9li9iter MolIfabrtsort 1T per
parasnatbberg Bel g6otd gsogpore, tpoz
bin iie it9 in groBen S4aaren . IN
iebem Triiblins beseben, um bDrt ibr
erftes groBes 5aften i'm Sabre .au.beBin4
men. Die leste 3Ghlung bieies feltJ
famen @olfsitammes bat ettpa*1 800, 4
900 Seelen erseben, bic, In 9engdlers
unb ben Brobin5en @naerot unb
Rdbiputana leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-09-05
SIZE Seimbe oes Watfi5des.

Der Wdlfii9 bat auber benz weens
f9en nod anbere natiirlt1e eeinbe, bte
er fiir9tst, bic ihn oerfolgen unb ibere
fpinben. @ein gefdbrli9ier Jeinb III
Der foeenannte Rtller, aud 3obtfdldz
ger senannt, tpel9sr e6enfalls au ben
Walen sGblt. Wer ni4t Mugenaeuge
mar, rnadt ii4 teinen 9egriff bon benz
Sdredeni DON ber Beftiirauns Der Wal=
fi59e. tpenn pl0Blt9 Elm &tller unter
ibnen eri9eint, lie fltehen unb itieben
bann na4 alien @t9tunsen auseinane
Der. Gin Slider beoba9tete ben &f
anif9en einem Walfii9 unb einem
atl1er. 2ebterer batte ben rieiisen Wol
an Der unterftnnlabe gepddt unb hina
baran 70 feit tpie elm 9ulIenbeiber, Der
fid in einer @sener berbiTsn bat. Mn
Der aampfielIe i9damts unb to9te
bas Waeer f0rmlta auf; NIT tpeit se@
Dffnetem Maule bab ficb ber Mol in
Sobesdngften n0Iis aus bem Mafer,
aber ber ainer lieb ni9t los, unb nett
bin mar bas Meer bonn 8lute aerDtbet,
tnel4es benz berlesten Mole entftr0n1te.
limb ber preis zines iol9en sigans
ttfhen &fes9 g1ur bic 3unae bes
Wales TT Der preis. bic tpie Elm grobes
tpeiBes MtlastiFen in benz MieienmauIe
rubt unb bic, auseelafen, oIletn finn
Gdfer Oel liefert. DteIe 3unge per-
sebrt ber SELLER, unb ben sanaen iibrie
gen unsebeuren &0rper iiberlGbt er ben
5aifif9en unb ben ebenIo gefrGbisen
GeepDgeln. Ser RilIer 1T fiibn unb
fur9tlos. Gs lit i@on DorsetommenJ
tob elm &tner einen bereits erlegten
molfiI9 neben benz @Giffe podte unb
nor ben Nugen ber perblufften Be-
fabung nit ibm unter benz WaF.r ber1
f6panb.
3tpei tpeitere natiirli1e syeinbe bes
Walfifdes finb ber S9pertfif9 unb
Der Drei9sr. Wlit ieiner i9redli9en
Waffe bur9bobrt ber @9pertfi{9 bie
Getten bes Males, unb ber 9ref9er
peitf9t ibn NIT feinem tansen unb
biinnsn, bod iaperen RSrper. 90 bed
Orefder i'm Wafer rnahtlos 1T, 70
bereinist er ii9 oft nit benz @9pert1
fif9e su einem sen,eini4oftli9sn Mn4
griff auf ben Wiefen bes Weeeres. Ser
G9tpertfii9 greift bann bas ausz
erIebene Opfer BON unten an, tpobur9
Der Wol, gen0tbist pirb. fih on Der
Dberftdde gu halten; rast ber Wals
fifb aus benz MdHer, bann tlammsrt
fi9 Der nnermiiblide Dref9er an
iresnb elmer inn bienlinen @telle am
Walfifhe an unb beriebt benz tobenben
llnseheuer pu4tise Sdldse. baDon ber
Walfiidb bnlb betGubt fin unb Der
toumsLt, big Der @9nertfiId, Der
eisentli9e Morbseiene, ibm unter benz
Waifer ben Sobesftob nerf.st bat.
Wie jebe lebenbe 4rsatur, 10 lit oud
Der Walfifd mon1erlsi &rontbeiten
unteriporfen. 6dufig tperben erblinz
bette MaIfifde ansetroffen, bsren &C.
tpi9t gegsn febenbe Mole teinesneas
5uriidftebt, 10 bab bic Blinbbeit iie In
Der @rndbruns nidt su binbern unb tn
ibrem ansemeinen 9efunbbeits5uitanbe
nidt aus besintrd9tisen fdeint. Ni9t
minber bdufis fommen @ertriippelun,
gen unb @erunitaltunsen ber 2inn>
labcn Bel gefansenen Wolen Dor, bic
tpobl in Golse Der &dmpfe entitanbe,.
finb, Die lie nit ai(ler, S9tpertfii4
unb 9rei6er beiteben. Die ssfabrli4fts
innere &rdntheit aber, ipelde autpeilen
ben gBal 6eimiu6t, 1T @erbouunsss
ftorung, in Solss Oereu er oft 10 abl
magert, bab bic !5aut tDie 2umpen UNI
fsin 9eripps bdnst.
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8arbarif9e 8ertpen,bte e.
Sn @arnison Bel @i1eneubez}ursg sgotgtrr
Srantrei9 1T tiirslia, eine Z 1idMige
Grauensperion entbedt ipprbens ssbiesfeit
46 Sabren bon ibrens 8ertpdnbten in
einem bunflen unb bersittertsn 3intiIIer
etnselperrt tporben mar. Die Be
bauernstpertbe mar felt pielen seynbretn
bplIftdnbtg nadt unb bat nad unh<nad
ole geiitieen sdbiefeiten eingebiiBt,
Die Gnttiiffune Der 8etpohnerlb bersge4
genb eesen bic unmenf9liner Ter
tpanbten mar cine berarttge, bob Fggenz
barmen au beren 56uB diigsbrte,t
tperben rnuBten.
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Gberinse NIT g bmbpIs
ftein:n. Cine neue, nod tpenig Be-
fannte Wobe idrsibt @beringe mis
Spmbolfteinen Dor. Web urlprunss
bieier neue Gebrau9 iit, tann al1erz
bings ni4t beititnmt tperben. 60 piei
itebt aber feit, bob Ct einem aberslGus
bif9en Syrauent0pf9en iein Daiin
psrbantt. Die 3aubertroft zines nit
Sbmbolfeinsn berfehenen gbertnges
ioll allerbings barin befteben, bab tein
nnberufsnss Quse oas @orbonbeniein
Der Gteine sntbedt-bie @ermeioung
beFen lit aud fehr lei4t m0eli4, benn
bic gang tleinen Steinhen befinben fid
on Der Snnenfeite bes Ringes, tn elmer
Gld9e NIT ibm, 10 bab fie gar ni9t
fpirbor finb. Min alio eine 8raut
pber elm 9rdutisam lire ober feline an}
bere 9Glfte sur Sreue spinstn, 70
trdgt Der Seiielrins tnnsn dnen tlsineH
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Ulan perlaiie iih niht au ieh

- W(an oerlalle It0 lll0t 5u lebr
auf tpartne5 8etter, nm frei oDn
S6mer5en gu iein. Sir oieieni=
gen, tpel6e nit oenielben bebaitet
iinb, 1T es oas ribtige, ct. Safubs=
Del Su gebrauhen uno in furser
Belt perben ale Shmeraen oer=
Ihmunoen 1ein.
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SiiOmeitteraS luiinidt Guft

sS Salt, Cement, Sano, Bad
lteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 2bDn.
Cheer uno Ispbaltpapier, 0adJpappe5
9beer unb asphalt, Def, 9erpentin,
sSarben, @las &c. &c. itets u0rratbig
bel S. 6. 9ielmann, BOO Dit
@DmmercezStraBe. Rieorige Breiie,
quite Waare ioipie CUTE uno reelle
8eoienung peroen garantlrt,
1elepbpn 410i
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aries ober Srieben2 Gin
aus brei Qlntpdlten auTammsngefeBtes
@9iebsgeriht in Qlnttperpen, 8elgten,
bat lebtbin bic @orsdnge in Gbina fir
tpirflihen 9rtee ertlGrt. Ser bel ber@
f9tebenen GeieuI9aften per{i9erte
Dampfer yGmma" bate ieiner 3eit
giienbabnboumaterialien na4 Sofu
gu 6rtnsen, tonnte iie aber bort nidt
lanben, neil iGmmtlid6e 2eihteri9iffe
BON ben europdif4en 5lotten in On
fprud senpntmen poren, unb muBte
baber nod Sdansbai fabren unb Die
2abung bort lDf9en. @s bonbelte ii9
nun barum, ob bic Interchangeable
f4aften unter biefen 0erbGltnifen nur.
bic getpDbnli9s prGnis ober cine
3risasprdrie beonipru9en fonnteni
Der 8erii9erte erflGrte, es Iiege nur
eine 4unbsebune Der Md6te bpr, olfo
tein arieg, tudbrenb Die @erfi6erer
borauf bsftanben bab es iid I'm eineu
tpirtti9en &riss hanole. Das @9iebsz
seri6t fpraa ii9 In lsBterem @inne
aus.
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stailen @tein, fei es nun Elm @apbir
ober Siirtts; ma4t man nur auf fortz
bauernbe 2iebe @nipru4, 10 pdblt man
einen Hubin; tpiinfht man aber nebet,
Der 2iebe ou4 bic Sreue, 10 miifen
unbebinet betbe Steine ben g3ing
f9miiden. Sopaie iollen bic Giferiu9t
bannen, @maragbe auf eutes Gbetpetz
ter bpffen laiien.
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80 oenpaffer stpirb$ TN smeb@
reren sroBen Tabrifen in ben Ser,
Gtaaten hergeiteITt.
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- Roofing Felt, Beb uno gsphalt
bel 6enrH Baplu, Eel. 538