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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
Blew His Head Off.

Friday afternoon Il negro boy
years old, picked up a shotgun,
which he could scarcely lift, and
proceeded to deposit its contents
in the head of his bro;ner, aged 5,
blowing the little fellows head
almost from the trunk.
There was no inquest as a Z
year old child can commit no
crime in the eyes of the law
The State, 18th.
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Drought in Kansas.
Corn Crop on Verge Of Destruc-
ton and Grass Parcbed Up.

Kansas City, Mo-, July "a
No rain fell day in anv par. of
the drought stricken district, in
Guiding all of Kansas, western
Missouri. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. Over much If this
region this WAS the worst day of
the long spell, the temperature
being more than 100 degrees, and
no breeze stirring. Corn, oats,
hay and potatoes are so badly in
Jured that, with rain, the Weld
VIII be short, and as the weather
bureau gives no hope of relief,
tho outlook is discouraging. At
some places in Kansas there has
been no rainfall whatever for
nearly three months. The present
Is the worst drought since 1860,
when New England sent food to
the settlers of Kansas. However.
Kansas farmers are harvesting
one of the largest crops of wheat,
if not the largest, in the history of
tho State. A great many counties
send word that, with rain, corn
will be half a crop; without rain
soon, no yield. A few say there
is yet hope for fair harvest.
Hay sold this morning for 800
a ton-ons cent pound-the
highest price ever reached in this
market. This is almost as much,
pound for pound, As wheat is
worth. Receipts we're very small.
In numerous places there is NO
pastnrags, and owners of cattle
are shipping hay to their farms.
Alfalfa has yielded we'll every
where, and will be the salvation
of many farmers.
During the past five days no.
600 hogs have been received at
the stock yards, breaking all
records; these heavy shipments
are due to the scarcity of corn.
ln Audrain county, Mo-, young
calves worth IS a few days ago
are offered at 81 head.
Suffering from the Drought More
Intense Than Ever.
Tcpeks, Kans., July 13.-The
suffering in Kansas from the pro
tractsd drought is now more in
tense than ever. 1t is hardly sx-
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Postoffce Robbed at Trough
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
P"coIet, Mills, July 10. The
postoffice at Trough was entered
last night by robbers. The post
master said he locked his safe last
night, and this morning it was
open, and severa. panes of glass
were broken out of the window
where they entered. 1t seems
that they were frightened away,
as they only opened one drawer in
the safe, which contained only y
few dollars i'll coppers. In an
other drawer was about $75 which
was not molested. There is no
clue rs to who the robbers were.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
A Flying Machine.

Paris, July 13.-M. Santos,
Danon's Brazilian aeronaut, to-
day made the official trial of his
steering balloon. 1t again sailed
around the Eiffal tower, but was
unable to finish the trip owing to
= lack of power.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
1T DAZZLES THE
WORLD

No Discovery In medicine has
ever created one quarter Of the
excitement that has been caused
by DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. It's severest tests
have been on hopeless victims of
consumption, Pneumonia, Hemor-
rhase, Pleurisy and Bronchitis,
thousands of whom it has restored
to health. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group, Hay Fever,
Hoarseness and Whooping Cough
1t is the quickest, surest cure In
the world. 1t is sold by Craw-
ford Bros. and j. F. Mackey &
Co., who guarantee satisfaction or
refund money. Large bottles SOC
and $1.o0. Trial bottles free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
AT Last the Issue
J Has Been Raised.
Validity of Revenue Bond Scrip
! Must be Passed Upon-A Sale
= of Land Does,fhe Work.
The State, 18th inst.

THE State, 11th inst.
At last test of the validity cf
the revenue bond scrip seems
unavoidable Heretofore the nt-
t"rney of Mr.. Wesley, the holder
of u great deal of the stuff. has
been unable to get officials to take
the desired steps after tender of
the stuff in payment for taxes in
order to make the issue ono that
leaves the court no side track. but
. county treasurer mas at last done
Just what was wanted and now the
matter will 60 to the United Sta tes
court fairly upon its merits, and
1t IL said in such form that the
issue can no longer bs avoided.
The result of the test of VALIDITY
Will be awaited with great public
interest.
The case has developed in tho
following manner: In December.
1900, Mr.. w. II. Lyles, who has
been MIR. WssIsy's attorney for
some years, was the owner of {.
tract of land in tho count, of
Fairfield. Against ttis property
taxes were levied to the amount
OF SIS. l6. of which $6. .32 was
levied and assessed for State pul-
poses. In December Mr.. Lyles
rendered to the treasurer of Fair
field county $13. 10 in silver, 5
cents In nickel and 3 cents in cop
per, as we'll a. 81 In revenue
bond scrip. This tender the treas
nrer refused to receive on account
OF ths revenue bond scrip, and no
further payment having been made,
ne issued AN execution against the
tract, levied upon it and sold it.
1t was bought in by some one
from North Carolina. An action
has now been brought in. the
United States circuit court against
L. B. Lee, Jr., to whom Mr..
Lyles subsequently, conveyed it.
This action is to recover posses
sion of the land.
Thus the precise point that Mr..
Wesley has bseA trying. to make.
for the last 30 years is up before
the proper court; that Is to say
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with a tail is the trade.
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameied
metal box! Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
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*20 Minutes for dinner.
Note Trains Nos. 32 and SO are
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a. 35. III, II, 13, IA Is
and l6 are operatei daily except suns
day F s.
Connections: At Camden with
Southern Ry, 8 "A. L.. and A. g..
Line. At Lancaster with Il & G. RI
R A Catawba Junction with Sea
board Air Line. At Rock Hill with
Southern railway At YorkviHe with
Carolina d Northwestern r.. RI Az
Blacksburg with Southern rail way.
At Shelby and Rutherfordton with
railway. e. II. SHAW,
Gent. Passenger Agent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17

Itch ou huma', cured in 80 miru e
bN Woolf"rd's Sanitary Lotion. T"i
never fails. Sold by J + Macl ey 4
60 DRUGGIST Lancatsr, = c.
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SOUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA
n EXTENSION L E. { MANY

General Passenger Department.
Schedule; Effective Jun. 18th. 1901
EASTERN Time.
wkSTBOUND
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Educate YSur Bowels With Cascarets.
candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
AUG. 2oc. nc G. g. fail, drugg lists refund money
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Fresh Arrivals of Choice Waah Goods.

nave Just opened figured Stripe Lawns bousb
. ~ @ oasaln' our bargain price They beautiful
Ss au are sPendd sellers One strin
PLAIN fast colors job price are il recent ST lt m
~ ano 10 cents balstes and will them at and 10 cents
They are fine values and will 60 rapidly. " - ~ ~ ~
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ming of dull times we are hustl;nu ont tho s,,a
IFine Shoes, Slippers, AMI Oxford Ties.

Here we are doing tremendous busines
'n hne Our second lot of ladies' misses chIrens Sndas
Just come In with two and three straps The STYLES are a
chat could be desired and fices lower than
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
Ladies Fine Summer Underwear.

has recently added
sSe garments in good muslin and are
" n lace ana embroidery and right Th
prices rkay cheap CENTS cents Is cents 81 90 81
26, - ll'' 'i'00 -,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
Wonderful Millenery Success

A. "o stocks gone already The third going rapidly Our
Miss Evans fine work has charmed
on ninerry this season lower usual We offer
pretty banded sailor 1 Oceots ~ ' w ~ :"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17
EMen'S Shirts and Shirt Waist S

on'rt wa as for men are the They long No
ico vest no snrende nothing summer trousers
and light breezy shirt could he MIC for hot .er
have Just received another lot shirts and pans
700 cents the doar cents SO cents and co f
shirt worth from so to SlOO. ~ ~ ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-07-17

Kew Are Year KsAnsyss /.
Df H0bba' Spasagus Pills cure altkidney Ills. Gam.
Dasfrss. Add. BtSfDss Rsasdy Co, Chicago o. ny.
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We are kept busy
One Of the Best Stocks in Upper Carolina.

we say with confidence there
ose In the state than have goods we b. b
been systt maticay weeded take pride in or
ana up TO date stock representing best in
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Wrui; i;bersDatt,,m Anbeis.

3ninsenbers a. 90. - 8eim
8aDen i'm Nedar ertranf Der 18ldhrige
5obn bes oerrn 8ddermeiiters &eBz
ler BON bier.
Wertbeim. Sn WeFentbal
ipurbs Der leDise 20 Sabre alte Ausuit
0iloebranb bon einem perheiratbeten
Mdnne Ndmens lIllri6 Bel elmer Haus
feret burd 5lpei Sti9e Derart perlest,
bab Der Sob alsbulo eintrat.
Wp0I. - Oas Rinb bes 3ano@
nirtbs 8inaen3 MiiBle mar in Die
5utterldneiDmal4ine geiAlupft. Gin
gta9bar5finD fam Da3u nnD lebte Die
Mal9ine in 8epegung. Da bas 8tno
bic linte 6ano BORN berausfredts. 10
ipurDe linn DieIelte in Der Wtitte ourds
gefcbnilten.
Der Wusner syrana RDttele mar
bamit beiddftigt, 5pei Wdgen mtttels
elmer Settle aneinunoer gu bdngen. Oa
3pgen Die Sbiere Des poroeren Wasens
an unb es tpurbe i6m bon Der &ette
cine SingerIpibe DoGitdnois spsssertf>
len.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
UrDf;gerspotbum 6eiIen.

Semb. Sn Der 8iirsermeiiter4
pabl fpurbe Der ieitberige 8urgermeiz
tier 8ol5 gum Dritten Wale einitimmig
tpieoergetDdblt.
Wt a ina. 6ier tpuroe Die 2eihe
zines iungen Mannes i'm Rbe;n gefunz
ben. ytah ben papieren, Die Der
5oote Bel iish trua 1T er Der Spdrz
fafIengebilfe 8arl S6ul5 aus gblinz
gen am Reddr.
Sdenbetm. 0or Gur3em
6rst9 in Der 5heuer bes 2anopirtbe3
Grsoricb SoIepb 2am65 auf unaufz
geflGrte WeiIe 5eur aus, bas nit ras
ienoer Sdnelltsfeit Inn iid sriff unb
Die geiammten Srubtz, 5trohz, Seu<
nnO 9ol5Dprrdthe Deraebrte. Oa Derz
ielbe nidt perii4ert TT, erpd6it Tim
9terour9 Elm beOsutenber 54aoen.
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8rppins Sd)lesmig Splitetn.

5onberburg. Das bieIige
aurbaus TT pom ieBigen 8eltber fir
$4,000 90. an 9errn Sanbe in 9amz
burg Derfduft.
Sneot. 9aittpirtb S6omIen
bierielbit perfaufte feline 9aitnirtbz
idaft an Ieinen 8orgdnger Wfattbiez
fen fir 10000 M.
Wefielburen. 9us 6>idbz
rige Gntelfinb bes @laIers 5ornquiit
nurbe bon einem I9neren 2aitnasen
iiberfahren. Ous Hab ging benz
Rinbe iiber ben Ropf, 10 bab fofort Der
Sob eintrat.
pree B-8or auraem brannte I'M
bena9bdrten Rlein Giibren ous erit
i'm CONNER 1899 neuerbaute Wpbnz
6aus bes 9ofpdhters Gbriitian 9orn
nieoer. 5Gnmtli6e grnteborrdt6e.
fpel9e auf benz 6eubo0en bereits un=
tergebra9t naren, iinb bterbet pernt9>
tet lporben, bessletden oioerle lamb
ptrtbIhaftlide @erdtbidaften uno eiz
niaes Mobtliar.
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a5nigreidj Gaf,ien.

2eisnig. Der 8udorudereiz
beitber unb Rebaftsur bes 2eisnieer
Mmtsblattes, 6ermann lllrih, 1T na9
fur3em Grdnfenlager Deri6ieoen. Muz
Der leinem Mirfen i'm Stillen fir
Wobltbdtigfett erparb er iih grDbe
8erbienite um bas SeuerlDi4tpefen, er
mar au6Mitalieb bes 2anDesausIhuIz
les fd6iif6er sSeueripebren. OieStabt
niirbigte feline 8erbienfte als 6auptz
mann Der Sreitpiligen5euerpebr burd
@rnennung gum 8ranooireftor unb
&0nig Nlbert perlieb iAm bas @bren@
5ei6en fir sSeuernebren.
Yaufa. 8or aur3em ipurbe in
Numa bur6 bas 3ui6laaen eines6enz
fterfliigels Elm 8lumenitpd auf bic
StraBe gef6leuDert. Oas allein i'm
3tmmer anpeienbe breiiGbrigeSDAter=
6en bes i'm eriten 5tpGtperfe ppbnz
boften Webers Stprbel tpollie binter=
ber bliden, perlor bas 8lei6astpt6t
unD ftiirate in bic 5iefe. eeSn otefem
Nu9enblide ging Elm Mann porii6er, in
beHen Nrme bas &inb fiel, 10 bab es
ni6t ben geringlten S6aben nabm.
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gbeinIanb unb @eitfaIen.

5ieaen. Die i'm gau Be-
grtffene Gifenbabnitrede Der @iiern=
5ieaener gifsnbabn naA gaauzWaz
rienbprn nirb am l. Sftober bem
Werfebr iibergeben perben.
paberborn. Aus elmer 9aftz
3elle i'm bieIisen ldnbgsriAtssebduo
entIprans in einem giinitigen Momente
Der beriihtigte Gin6re9er8d 5dbne
aus 2tppitubt, ipelher ipegen Rir9en=
raubes in @elefe 5ll elmer DreiiGbrigen
3udtbausitrafe Derurtbeilt iporOen
mar.
S1nerie. Der 3immermann
Dlnau bon bier, ipel1er auf Der be-
nahbarten 3e9e Greie 0ogel arbeitet.
}tiirate fpGbrenb ber Mrbeit in einen 40
m tiefen Gnaht unb blieb fDfDrt tobt,
0lnau mar syiibrer Der bieiigen 5Dz
3ialbemDfrnten. Gr binterldbt cine
Mittpe nit nebreren Rinbern.
Golingen. Dor RuroeIn
nurbe Der 4zidbrige Sohn Oes Rauf=
mdnns III. GiDen an ber 9riihlerfrabe
bon eihem GnIfpdgen bes GpebiteurS
60bmann iiberfubren unb YOfDrt ge=
t0Dtet. Der sSunae mar In bas nIlter
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grppins sad)ien nnb gbiirinsen.

590nebed.-sSn Srpb1e 1tiirate
beim belaDen etnes 8abnes Der grbeiz
ter 2iesfe BON benz bur1 ben Hegen
glatt aetpprbenen 5tes in bic Gl6e unb
ertranf. @r binterldbt 5rau uno orei
Gtnoer.
Weibe,nfels. = Sn einerr oom
Obernetiter Der ShnetOerinnen ein6es
rufenen @erIammlung Idmmtli4er
Snnungsporitdnbe unIerer Staot
tpurbe bic Griinbung elmer S9ussez
meinI9aft fiir 6anbel uno @eperbe
i'm prin5ip beidloi1en.
3erb1t. Sci ben QusI9adz
tungsarbeiten auf benz areisbausz
arunbItiide lit Elm 9odergrab nit Ell
nem gut erhaltenen menlAli4en Ste
lett aufseDedt noroen. Oieies 1T ettpa
1000 Sabre alt unb nirb benz ftGoti=
ihen Muieum einoerlei6t peroen.
Nuoolfabt. 0te 8eipeiIe
aeaen ben Des Haubmorbes an benz
6irten Grimm beI6ulotgten @las=
bldYer MiIler gen. 2appert 6Gufen ii6
immer mebr an. Nunmebr tpnroe audi
bic ubr bes @rmorbeten i'm BeiiB bes
Miller porgefunben, 1ooab nah benz
porliegenben Wfaterial an leiner
ShulD nidt mebr gu 5tpeifeln tit.
5bale. gu Der BON Dorn6erein
be3meifelten g1adridt, Der Raiier
fperDe gelegentlih bes Blantenburger
sSagbaufentbaltes aud bic Walpurgisz
6aae auf benz 9erentanaplaBe beii4tiz
gen, tbeilt iebt bas bieige uWo4enz
blatt" nit, baB Der Maler 9enbri9
an ben Railer Elm @inlabungsf4re
ge1anDt unb bom SberbofmarIhaaz
ante bic Mittbeilung erbalten bat.
bab bus gialabungsfAreiben benz
Raifer Dorselegt nerben pirb. Bon
elmer 3uiage tdnn babsr nod gar teine
NeDe iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Brupins Eitpremf,e,t.

3empelburg. Die Hentenz
empfdngerin 8etbfe ertrdnfte iih i'm
See. Die lebensmiioe 6rau perIuhte
f9on bor einisen Sagen, It9 bur6
einen 5dnitt 3u tDbten, purbe aber
baran pon i6rem 5obne gebinbert.
Junlilienaniitiafeiten baben bic alte
Srau in ben Sob getrieben.
5tdIlupDnen. Cine syens
ersbrunit leate Die bart an Der 8ren5e
gelegene ruiiiIbe 5tabt Wbltiten gum
grDbten Sbeil in. MIhe. Syiinfsig
unb me6r S9prniteire ragen aus ben
glii6enben Sriimmerbaufen; mebrere
Sounoert Syamilien lino oboa9los uno
lasern nit ibrer seretteten 9abe i'm
5reien.
pr. 6ollanb. - Ser Soldier
8arfpnsfi in @r. 8eitenborf purbe
auf Der Selomarf oes Maiorats bon
einem BlibI9lage getrnffen, gliidfiz
9ertpeile ni1t tDbtlih. .Oas linte
DIR uno Der Hiiden 1t1lb perlebt uno
aeigen 8ranonunben. Der S9dfer=
hunb, pel6er iid in 8egleituns oes
9. befanb, ipurbe oetpotet.
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&5ninreid @iirttentbera.

Maulbrpnn. Sn Mierns=
heim ipurbe in elmer gutbeiuhten Df=
fentlihen 8er1ammlung auf Mnregung
bes Geperbebereins bef9loiIen, bic
Negierung um Weiterfiibrung Der
@trobsaubabn bis na9 Worsham an
bitten.
SberHetten. - 40 Sabre tpa=
rem es, bab @9unebrer 3enbler als
eriter 2ebrer bier einaog. Die Gez
nleittbe lieb benz 76=idhrigen @reis Bel
biefem MnIab in Mnerfennllng ieiner
berbienitrei9en Sbdtigfeit Elm 19Dnes
Mngebinbe iiberreihelt.
NDttneil. eSn Dunninaen
fanb cine @er1ammlung Der Nertreter
fir fdmn1tli1e an einem 8abnbau
Notttpeil 59ramberg iittereflirten
@emeinben fatt. Gs tpurbe befhlpf-
fen, Elm prpjeft fir cine Stidbabn
Nptttpeil Dunningen ausarbeiten 3u
laifen unb bic Soften bierfiir in Der
Weife 3it Dertbeilen, bab Notttpeil bic
0dlfte, Dunningen eli, Niertel unb
ben Neit bic iibrigen Gemeinben 3u
trdgen baben.
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Ausl0noifd)fs.


GharIottenburg. sSn eiz
rler Mafftpanne ertranf bas Ii Sabre
alte 5Dhnden bes Mugenladirers
Mener.
9pmmerfeIb. 80 Ser 27idb1
rige Gabritarbeiter GuituD petro bon
bier tDar felt einiser 3eit fpurlos Der&
fhtpunben. Wie iih jebt berausgeftellt
bat, lit petro nit Der in elmer Riefernz
ihonuns unipeit bes Dorfes Marienz
heim BEL pfOrten erbdngt gefunbenen
Qeihe ibentifh. Die ur1ahe, bic ben
iperbeiratbeten Mann in ben Sob gez
trieben hat, ift unbefannt.
q Niemaf6fIeba. Der bie@
ifge &ir9tburm, Der getpib 3i ben dl=
teiten in Der Rieberlauiib aGblt unb
Elm berrdicbes 8aubenfmdl friiberer
SsSahrbunoerte bilbet, lit infolge Der iib
an ibn seisenben bebenflihenHife unb
Musbauhungen bon Der BebOrbe gum
Nbbruh perurtbeilt tporben. Den Mb=
bruh bat Der Maurer1nei1ter ShGrfe
aus grDhen a. 3. fir bic $500 90.
Ibernpmmen.
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G1nigreth 8ebern.

Wirabure. esm bena9barten
Walbbiittelbrunn erftad, eines MGoz
dens ipegen, Der iugenolt6e 5dslDbz
nsr Nnbr. Mobr feinen Mitarbeiter
Sphann 9eibert. mfobr tit perbdftet.
Oeggenb B o +. = 8Dr &uraem
nuroe i'm Wirtbsbaufe au Sanopeq
Der Miiuers1pyn eSoIef 9rober BON
@raben Bel Seeba4 erito6en. &rober
lit Der einsiqe Sobn ietner gltern.
9IattItng. Sin f6redli6es
llngliid ereianete iih Bel Der Sretbiago
auf Der 9emeinbeflur Stepbansz
poi9ing. Na9 Der 8eenoignng ent@
lub 1i6 bas auf Dem 8oDen liegenoe
9etpebr zines 5diiben Dabur4, oaB etz
ner Der sSdaobunbe ben aeipannten
6dbn beriibrte, Die bolle 2abung
Dranq auf eine Gntfernung BON atpei
Meter benz als Srdger bethetltoten
@iitler 2oibinger 10 ungliidlt6 in ben
SberIhenfel, Dab oieier total aerri ihen
unb aerIplittert ipurne. gea4 1etner
0erbringung na6 ssSrl6a6 erlag Der
Mrn1e ieiner 8erlebung.
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gsrppias GGlciiert.

aDntgsbutte. Der Wrbeiz
ter Sulius Oaiem6elIa lab aus Ieinem
Wobnungsfeniter i'm Dritten5tod binz
aus nno bielt bierbei fein 8 MDnute
altes &inb Wdrie i'm Nrme. OieIes
srifT na9 elmer auf oem Seniter itsz
benben 8ierflaIde, ipelAe ins
51ndnfen fam. I'm ben Mbitur3
oerielben gu perhinbern, fabte Daiem1
balIa baftig ndd Der1elben. Dabei fiel
ihm bas Rino pom Mrme auf bic
StraBe unb Deritarb trob iofortiger
dratli9er 5ilfe na9 elmer 8iertelz
itunbe.
Net9enba h. Sn Sehsrs=
fpaloau brannte friib bic 9eiliBi6e
8eIibuug nieber. Cine baIelbit gum
Belu9 neilenbe 6rau S6olB, Die
Satin eines 9utspd9ters aus Setin>
1etffen, elite in bas brennenoe 9aus
5uriid, I'm ibr SDdterden au retten,
bas bort 3uriidseblieben mar. Sbre
8emiibung, bas Gino ben Slammen
gu entreiben, mar leiber pergebliG;
Wfutter unb Sohter fanoen pielmebr
i'm 5euer ibren Sob. Wan permutbet
8rdnDitiftung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
9srppins @eitprenFcn-

@raubena. Die StabtDer>
prbneten bei6loiisn gu benz @rpeitez
rungsbau Der 9asanitalt eine Nnleibe
ppn 100000 Mdrf auf5unebmen.
5tubm.-seSsn seSsn oem Oorfe &Onigl
Neuborf brannten bas 8aitbaus, Der
staff unb bic S1eune Des 9uftpirtbs
Neumann Iopfe Der Staa unb Die
Sheune bes 8eiibers Orens nieoer.
Sborn. Oie Stabtperprbneten
gene6migten ben nit Der &esierung
Iber grbauung eines 8ebdubes fir
Die 5ortbiloungsldnle' ab3uI9liebenz
ben 8ertrag.
Stegenbpf. 8or aurSem fiel
Der 6zidbrige NrbeiterIo6n Srib Mulz
Ter BON einem gum WafierI6Dpfen oie=
nenben GloB in bic Siege. 9lls Der
Gnabe BON einigen Mdnnern beraus=
ge3pgen tpuroe. CAB er nur nod
I1pd9e 2sbensaeihen BON iicb; er
fonnte aber bon benz f9neu 6erbeigez
bolten Mr5te gerettet tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
2uTemburg.

Sberforn.- Ser 57zjdbrige
Mrbsiter Mihel 0eu9ling tpuroe in
elmer 8lutlafhe tpbt i'm 8eller ieines
6aufes uufgefunben. St foll 4benos
borber fart angetrunfen geipefen ietn;
es lit besbalb an5unebmeH, bub er in
oieiem 3uitanbe perungliidt lit.
Srunbbof. = Me6rere Mrbeiter
zines nabsn Steinbru6es auf benz
Quat naren bef9Gftigt, Steine in Ell
men Maggon 5u laoen, als Der 66zid6z
rige Nrbetter sSpbann 80bel aus8efprt
auf unporii6tige Weiie nit einem
Stemmeiien etnen Stob in ben Inter
leib erbielt. Ser Nrme beeab it9 glei9
na4 6auie, ipo er trob aller pflese an
innere 8erbllttung itdrb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Gliak=2ptbrineen.

3abern. Das bieiige 5otel
BUR 5onne" purbe BON etnem 9srrn
Mengus aus @traBburg sepacAtet,
beHen Srau bic So9ter zines 9otelbez
filters In MOr9ingen 1T.
Surfbei m. - Cine ungldubli9
robe Shat beriibte Der ettpa 15zjdbrige
gaul 8riiner. Oerielbe nar BEL benz
GutsbeiiBer aarl 9ug unterse6ra4t.
DIS biefer nun Bel Ieinen &iiben Be-
16Gftiet mar, f6li9 iib 9riiner berdn
uno ita6 Ieinem 6errn bon binten in
ben Giiden, 10 bab er 5uIammenbrah.
Sug lit lebensgefdbrli4 Derlebt. Mas
ben 8uri9en gu Der Shat bepogen
bat, tpeib man ni4t.
salfenberg. q. = Gir5li9 paz
rem es SO Sabre, baB 5err Ggloff
2e5rer in &rie9ingen, als S6ulmann
t6dttg 1T. NeununDDter3ig Sabre Ieiz
ner amtli9en S6Gtisfeit nerbra9te er
ununterbrp9en gu &riehingen, etn
eSabr au 8a6len. Wit Boaenoung ieiz
ner 5OiG6rigen Dienitaeit geba9te
6err g9loff aus benz Mmte gu i9eiz
ben; bic porseIeBte 8e60rbe bepog iez
bod ben berotenltpollen unb mod riiz
ittoen G6ulbeteran, nentaitens etn
Sabr mod i'm Nnte 5u Dsrbleiben, naG
beKen Nblauf ct bdnn Elm babies Sabrz
6unoert in 8rte9ingen genirtt bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-10
Vrpbins 8ont,mern.

2auenbmra. 5ein 4OeiG6ri=
ges Dienitiubildum beging Der 2ebrer
Nagorfen.
@reifspalb. - Matbsberr a.
.. Milbelm @riinpalb begtng fetn 5Oz
jGbriges 8iirgeriubildum, aus nelAem
@runbe benz perbienten Subilar aublz
reibe gbrungen ertpieien purben.
@reifenbagen. Der benz
Srunfe ersebeHe unb felt einisen Sabe
rem bon ieiner gbefrau ge19iebene, 38
Sabre alte friibere GleiI9ermeiiter
Mugait @riinbers bon bter erbangte
iih auf benz @runbitiid bes SleiIherz
meiiters grnit Greharb bierielbit.
Safobsbugen. 8eim A6,
reiben zines @talles fam Der 64jdbrise
Mltiiber Griebrih 9abn in @r. Mel~
len All Sobe. gr fpurbe bon einem
bsrdbfdlIenben Balfen 10 f1per sez
troffen, bab er einen Brud bes Shuls
terblattes, bes 5hluHelbeins unD
mebrerer Mippen erlitten unb feinen
0erlebungen innerhalb elmer hdlben
Stunbe erlag.
Nausdrb. Mit GROCER 3d@
bisfeit bat Der Rubfiitterer Wtlbelm
Mars in S1naraon feline felbitmOrz
beriIbep Nbiihten 3ur Nusfiibruns
gebraht. 3neinlal rib i'm lebten Mu<
genblide bic 5hnur, an ber CT fih
aufgebdust bate. Gr erbdnste iid
bann 3um britten male nnb tpurbe
biesmal als 2ei9e absefdnitten.