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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
WHERE QUEEN VICTORIA WAS BORN.

She survived all the members of her
original Privy Council and of her first
House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone
having been one of the oldest former
members of the latter.
She saw every episcopal see vacated
and refilled at least twice during her
ceign.
She saw her judicial bench recruited
twice at least from end to end.
She was a widow for forty years.
She saw five Archbishops of Canter-
bury and Elk Of York and five Bishops
of London.
She saw eleven Lord Chancellors,
ten Prime Ministers and six Speakers
of the House of Commons.
The Queen learned from her German
mother the excellent habit of early
rising, which stood her in good stead
during busy and laborious life.
Not lat'r than was the hour. Her
dressers were not literary women, like
Fanny Burney, nor did they add to
their other duties that of reading to
the Queen herself or to the court cir
Gle.
Like the women of her suite in a
higher rank-ladies in waiting, bed
chamber women, etc.-many of the
Queens dressers grew gray in her SER
vice.
She always breakfasted privately.
From the commencement Of her reign.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

the fulcrum for the lever. whlelris pro
vided at its outer end with II curved
hook to be slipped under the hoops
when downward movement of the
lever detachcs them from the slaves,
the implement being moved two or three
times TO loosen the different parts
of the hoop. When used on hogs
head or large barrel the fulcrum and
hook can be reversed. when lifting
movement will have the same effect
The inventor IN Joseph 4. Beronlo. of
Memphis. Tenn. and lie claims that
the implement will do its work rapidly.
without injury to the barrel or hoops.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

height, three miles from the outskirts
of Tandil. 1t weighs over 700 tons.
and it is so nicely poised that it rocks
In the wind, and may be made by the
strength of one man to crack wal
nut Yet this boulder is SO firm that,
it is said, one of the old dictators.
Rosas, by name, once harnessed a
thousand horses to it, and was unable
to dislodge it.
There are. of course, many such
rocking stones scattered about the
world, though there are none nearly SO
large. In New York State there are
two. one near the town of Monticello,
of about forty tons, and the other in
Salem. of over eighty tons. The for,
mer is nearly as round as an orange,
and so nicely balanced upon table OF
stone that a child. by pushing against
either siae. can rock it back and forth.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

"Queen's bounty" cost Victoria on
an average $500 year. The Queen,
when she sent three sovereigns to
mother who had given birth to three
children, forty years ago, probably did
not foresee to what vital dimensions
the bounty" would grow.
Her Majesty was recently presented
with $1OO by an Indian chief of Brit
ish Columbia, doubtless as thank Of
fering for the $4,000 he received for
the 10000 fish he had caught and sold.
The Queen acknowledged the gift by
letter. accompanied by an engraving
of herself and two pleats of sleeps
WOOL
The Queens Jewels" exhibited to
curious Americans in the Tower of
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

Her bankers are Coutts's, of London.
The imperial state crown was made
in the year 1888, with jewels taken
from old crowns and others furnished
by command Of Her Majesty, Queen
Victoria. 1t consists Of diamonds.
pearls, rubies, sapphires and emer-
aids, set in silver and gold. 1t has a
crimson velvet cap with ermine bor-
der, and is lined with white silk.
The Queen was always fond of
dogs, and the royal kennels near Wind
sor are among the finest in the world.
She was never known to visit Windsor
without going to see these favorite
animals. Often her first visit after
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
A 7oo-Ton Rock swayed by the Wind.

TOO-Ton Rock Swayed by the Wind.
There is probably no greater natural
wonder anywhere in the world than
:he rocking stone of TandiL in Argen-
:ina, an Illustration of which is re-
produced herewith. Tandil is a small
village, reached by railway and situ-
tted go miles south of Buenos Ayres.
The rocking stone, which has made
the little town famous throughout Ar
gentlna, is the largest phenomenon
Of its kind in the world. The giant
mushroom shaped quartz boulder
stands upon the summit of some pic
turesQue hills, q thousand feet in
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

enough, she went out for n donkey
drive in the grounds. Luncheon was a
less private meal than breakfast. when
the Queen, If so disposed, met the
members of her household, the guests
staying at the palace, or the privileged
visitors who arrived for luncheon.
Queen Victoria disliked cold meat,
suede gloves, artificial flowers and the
odor of furs. Her alias, when she
found it advisable to use an incognito,
was either the Countess Of Balmoral
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

is known probably to but two persons
besides herself-Lord Cross and Lord
Rowton, who for years had entire
charge Of her financial affairs. Lord
Rowton was secretary to Lord Bea.
cons1eld during the lifetime Of the lat
ter.
The queen had at least half dozen
thrones.
The Queens fortune is invested
mostly in English real estate, although
she is credited with the ownership Of
many American railroad securities.
Her collection Of plate-the finest in
the worlds said to be worth several
millions.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

Mary Of Modena is set down in tn
jewel book as having cost about $30t
though it blazes with gems. Th
Queens Orb" also is set with imita
tion stones and bordered with imita
ton pearls. The famous "Old Scep
tre," which was found in the wains
coting Of the jewel house in 1914, il
also set with imitation stones.
Queen Victoria's private fortune ha,
been estimated at between 100000
and $25,00O,OOO, but the exact amount
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

and notably after, her marriage with
the Prince Consort. it is a well-accred-
tied fact that Victoria would sign no
paper which was not mere certificate
Of an appointment or commission un-
less she made herself acquainted with
the contents by having them read and
discussed in her hearing
AS climax to the ordinary business
of every lawful day at intervals the
Queen received her Ministers and held
her Cabinet Councils. Here, as at her
first council, she sat at the head of the
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
Anecdotes and
"reminiscences
about Victoria.

Queen Victoria reigned longer than
any other woman occupant of a
throne.
She reigned for a greater number Of
years than any other European SOW
ereign, If the regency in the reign of
Louis XIV. is excepted.
Her reign lasted sixty-three years
and seven months. s.exceedingfour years
three months and twenty-eight days
the reign of George I'LL, which was
the longest in England before she came
to the throne.
She was Empress of India for twen-
ty-five years. having received the title
by proclamation on April %. 1876.
She outlived all the members of the
House of Lords, who were peers Of
the realm at the time of her accession,
except Earl Nelson. and all the peers
who were then or had been members
of the House of Commons.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
Implement to Open Barrels.

trated in the accompanying cut is tc
provide an instrument which will rap
idly force the top hoops from barrels
to allow the ends to be removed or in.
serted and the barrels headed up. a
foot is provided, which rests either on
the chime and projects inside the bar
rel or engages the head if the barrel
has not been opened. This foot forms
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
French Hygienic window.

The accompanying figures show a
new hygienic window pane being in
troduced in France. 1t is the inven-
tion of DR.. Legrand. and is n perfect
ventilator. AS will be seen from the
illustrations it is perforated and pro-
vided with channels, of which there
are two-one outside and one inside.
The former opens Mt the bottom. the
latter at the top. The fresh air enters
as is shown by the arrow, and replaces
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

or the Duchess Of Lancaster-the lat
ter was one of her numerous titles.
When members Of the Queens family
or any German relatives visited Lon
don and occupied Buckingham Pal
ace. "by invitation" they paid their
board just like common folks in
firSt-class hotel.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

metal than those of the King ana set
with paste jewels.
Therefore. when one looks at the
beautiful Queens Crown" (made for
Queen consortsl he gazes at crown
SHINING with cut crystals, set In silver
and the other Jewels In II are imitation
pearl. So. too. the sceptre made for
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

London, are largely ''paste." The
Koh-i-Noor there is artificial. the real
stone being kept at the Queens bank
ers. Then there is the Imperial
Crown" no longer used, blazing with
gems, but the gems are all artificial.
1t seems that it used to be the custom
to have the crowns of Queen consorts,
and their sceptres, too, made of baser
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28
Al HISTORIC oLo MIL.
Ancient landmark That Dates From tn,
Middle Of Last Century.

The "Old Mill" of Nantucket, Mass,
here represented, was erected In 1746
The stone which forms the doorstep
bears that date. 1t is located on one of
the four "Mill Hills"
At various times mills on the other
hills had been built, the first being
erected in 1928. and which was an OBJ.
ject Of an experiment in 1886, having
been blown up by gunpowder to ascer.
tain the effects of that substance, IL
used to impede the course of a fire.
These mills had been used as signal
towers during the Revolution to warn
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

council board. the only woman pres
ent.
She was the oldest member of her
Cabinet, and presided over every Gov
ernment. Liberal or Conservative. dur
ing her reign of upward Of sixty years.
If the real business of the Queens
day-her household duties and her
official work-was dispatched quickly
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

the warm air. which escapes In the OF.
posite direction. This window pane Is
put In exactly like an ordinary one. In
the upper part OF window sash. and
does not interfere with the light.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

Most spiders are possessed of poison
fangs. but very few are dangerous to
human beings.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-02-28

her arrival was to the kennels. and
also, sometimes, her last before depar-
ture.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
G5nigrcid) Gahien.

. Ores ben. Ser prGTioent bes
eoanaeliIh Z lutberif6en 2anoesfone
ititpriums p. Sabn 1T aus Dem ltrlaub
auriidgefehrt uno bat Der 2eitung Der
Sei6dfte tpteber iibernpmmen.
@literberg. Sin iu1enolihsr
Gin6reGer: oer 20idbrise Otto Hsuz
tber bon bier, peleher einen 2absn dus=
aurauben perluhte, ubsr ppn Der 8s=
iiberin, elmer syrau HisDel, iib,rraiht
lpurDe, srtff Die Srau nit etnem Msf>
Ter an uno Derlsbte lie I6per.
2i6tentanne. Der neue
3nidauer Werttdttenbabnbof miro
duf 2ihtentdnner uno Marient6aler
Sflur errt9tet. Ser Staat bat Elm
Qreal bon 100000 Auaprat,netern er;
iuor6en, bic 8aufpIten iino nit 5 Uitl;
lionen Warf oeranl9lagt.
NeuFGbtel. BON Den Sin.
tsrlahenen bes bor me6r ais einen
Sabre peritorbenen 9robtaufsnaas
Gbr. 5r. 6ermann Yesolo DDn bisl
tpurbe Der hieIiaen 5tabt in ho6ber3i
ger Weiie ein aapital BON $4,000 Mf
In idhii1der Hente gu elmer 'St!ftune
fir milothdtige 3pede, bic npb nG1el
beltimmt perosn, iberpieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
&1ninreid) @iirttcnnbera.

Stuttaart. - 8or .&uraem lit
bic Maper'fde glasfabrit in Mltba9
Elm Raub eer Glammen sstporben.
Mlteniteig. 0or Rursem
bat fi9 Der Gonbttoreibelibsr 5ebub=
maher bier in ieiner Wpbnung err
fhoiien.
8eiigbeim. 0or Ruraem
fDurbe am unteren gn3pe6r beim
Eurnplab Der 2ei9nam bes por a6t
Sagen aus benz Mrbeitsbau1e in 8aiz
hin9en a. 6. entiprunssnen Milb.
6ellmann anse19pemmt. Der 1nz
sliidli9e bate fih in bic Gn3 geitiirst,
um Der syeitnabme burh einen itrei-
fenben 2anoidger gu entseben.
Won Der gna9. Sn Sen
BORT, Sberamts 6Drb, fiel Der bortiee
Biirser unb Bauer gger beim MblDz
len Der 5opfen BON elmer Orabtanlage
bon Der Better unb purbe f1iper berz
lebt. or ipurbe unpsrneilt na6 Siiz
btnger perbraht, ipD er itarb. @r
binterlGBt cine Mittpe nit Z uneraoz
genen Rinbern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
9srprins SItprenf.en.

MllenHetn. 6err 8erneder,
Der erft feit stpei eabren 8efBer Der
Moler 9lpotbefs 1T, bot bieie an6errn
BOD aus Willenberg perfauft.
20nigsberg. 80 Ser fomnanz
oirenee General @raf Sind b. sSindenz
fein beging nit feiner Satin bic iil=
berne 0o93eit, geboren 1885 al
Wablib, permdblts iib @raf Sind b.
Jindenltetn 1876 au 510nbrunn nit
War9drete BON 5augf. Ous grdflihe
paar bat flint Rtnber, barunter Elm
3niaingspaar.
8drtenitein. n. - 8om bieIigen
amtsgeridt tit angeorbnet iporben, Die
Geihe oes auf betn &irhbofe BON ct.
Sobann beerbigten Nltbeiibers Muauit
5bpmaig aus 2egienen behufs 2etz
9enoffnung aus5ugraben. Der Ser
ftorbene batte Bel leinem @htpiegsrz
fobn, benz Shmieoemeiiter M. in 2ez
gienen geipobnt; ss beitebt Der 9erz
ba9t, baB er teines natiirliden So%
bes geitprben lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Slbenbnrg ttnb Wseflen6nrs.

OIbenburg. paitor smsr.
garitens uno @emablin feierten oas
5eit Der aoloenen 6od5eit. Das SUI
belpadr, oas lid nod poller sei'tiger
uno tDrDerliher sFriI6e erfrsut, lpuroe
our6 bic manniafahten Gbrunsen
uno Nufmertfamteiten erfreut.
Sarfebriigge. 8or Suraem
brannte Dds f6Dne 6aus bes Nnbauz
ers Bernhard Nagel bierielbit total
nieoer. Oas 5euer 1T entitanpen in
Der nahe am 6auie itebenben Sheune,
ipoIel6it iib Der 6euporrdth unb aud
4 'Sdneine befanosn. Weeen Mangei
an Wafer fonnte oas 0aus nt9t ge=
rettet iperoen.
Srieblanb. Mm bieiisen
Gpmnaiium erbielt gum eritenmal eine
Mbtturientin bas Neifsseunnib. Nadz
benz 5rdulein Weitsmann, Scooter bes
neutrality-suspicious. 8eiibers %. in
Qualapp Bel Mirotp, bcr eint1en 800
6en bic ihriftlt9s priifung am bieii=
gen @pmndiium abaelegt bate. mar lie
auf 9runb oerlelben aur miinolihen
priifung augelai1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07

3inmernleiiters Gtriebel Biz auf ben
@runb rieoer. Der i.s;ts unD be-
f9perlife Wea binbsrts bic 5euerz
pebr am re6tseitiaell g:ngrsifen. Mls
utfdbe Dermutbet man 5elbftent5iinz
bung Des Sebmbss.
Sonoueihingen. Wdbe
renp beg 9auptapttesbienites brah in
einem Ssfononlisgabdiibe oes 2dnDe
nirtbs SDfler ouF Bis iebt nnaufgez
tldrte Wetfe ein @ranb aus. Sheuer
unb Staa finb gdnali6h nieoerges
brannt. Dos Gieb fonnte aercttst
Dereen. Wan bermuthet SsIb1tentz
aiinOuna bes Sehnloes.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Auslatloifd)fs.
granDenbnrs.

grD lie ii. ~ Mn Gtene bes perz
itorbenen Rreistugsabgeorbneten, Hitz
tergutsbeiiBers Sef9fe 5us@ersoprfy lit
Der fgl. Mmtsratb ubben gum Rreisz
tqssabgeoroneten getpdblt porben. !.
bersaue. ssn benz nit
6trpb gebedten Mobnbaule bes 8ib=
tters Wilhelm Gabel brad Elm syeuer
aus; 6aus, ,Stalung unb @1eune iinb
nieoeraebrattnt. Die gntitebunasurr
id9e lit unbetannt.
Orr 1ett.-Der &aufmann unb
5pebiteur 80. 8Dtther bat fein in c,r
6ternberser GtraBe bslegenes @runbz
ftiid nit Colonial unb Materialfpaa=
renbanDlung an ben @aittpirtb Seibt
aus 8rieIen fir $4,000 Marf per=
fduft.
Scr II. 8ei einem 8ranbe um's
2eben getommen lit Bertha 6abn, Rin=
bermdo6en beim &aufmann Mar S.
Stern. 0as MdS6en bate beim 3u=
betfgef,n Elm pffenes Salgli9t brennen
1afien unb bdburh ben Brano perur=
faht. Die 8pbenrGume i'm 6auie bes
gaderneiiterspriifel iinb ausgebrannt
unb Die unteren Rdume bur9 MaHer
febr bei6dbist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
HheinpfnIs.

8irfpeiler. - Ser 35 Sabre
a[te S9n,ieb Satob 8eder ipuroe tobt
in Ieinem gette aufgefunoen.
5peier. - Die 2eihe bes grz
bdngten, bic i'm bieiigen 8aloe gefunz
ben nurbe, lit Dteienise bes 80 Sabre
alien Subnig 8reir aus 5ebbetm.
8 o b,r I'm tetn - Ser in ben
50er Sabren itebenoe Min5er Safpb
S1mitt babier ipurbe an einem 8auz
me i'm 9aioen'pege erbdnst aufsefunz
ben.
Sod tein. = Ser 25 Sabre alte
lebige gt1sngteber 0alertin 8a1el g.,
f6pB ii9 eine HeDplpertugel in ben
8opf. 9. 1T fdtper perlebt. Die l1rz
fade oes SelbItmoroes lit Elm 2tez
besperbGltniB.
8Ddpetler. = syn alIem Heaen
brannten i'm naben Iltbeim benz Miilz
Ter S. Dahl auf Der Obermiible bic
nit sSutterporrat6en, 9etreibe unb
Wtrtbf9afts @erdtben ansefalIten
lanbD. Gebdube bts auf bic umfa1z
inngsmauern nieber. Man bermutbet
8ranbfttftung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
2uTentbnrg.

Offer roingen. = Der nit
Slempnerarbeiten am &loteridloiTe
bef6dftigte Soiepb Meper itiir3te BON
einem 4 Dieter hpben 8eriiIt uno erlitt
erbebli9e Ropfberlebungen.
8etttngen. - Der i'm Sbis=
nenaeletie patrouilirenbe 8a5npGrter
u. 5elt9sn nurOe unpeit pes Dippa=
der 8u6nhofes bonn 3uge erfaBt uno
ii6erfabren. Sehen Sob trut unoerz
aiiglth ein.
GeimiG. - DIS ber SootenerGz
Der leinen 21jG6rigen Sobn 8arl De-
der: gum WfittaSefIen ruFsn sins, faaD
er ibn toot neben einem @ra6e liegsn.
Oa er idon Ieit Sabren an JaGlu6t
lttt, 10 i9eint es, oaB er einem NnFau
oieles llebsls unterlesen lit.
Stetnfort. - Man funo ben
Rentner S. g. 6artert toot i'm 8ette
liesen, nit elmer s9uBpunbe am
SalIe. Die ptItole lag ne6en i6m.
Was ben Mdnn gu bic Ter S6at befpo=
gen 6aben mag, lit nod ni6t aufge=
fldrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Irpbins @eftprenBen.

Dir + 6 au. areis 5ecretGr
Ni6terlein bierielbit trttt am /. Sa=
nuar t. sSSs. in ben Rubeitanb.
Syla o m. - Superintendent So
benbah aus galbe a. g., Der Na9z
folger Des na6 Neuitabt perIebten
@uperintenoenten Spring, lit bier
einsetroffen.
2anbed. esn priibenpalbe
fanb Die Ginipeibung Der neuerbauten
Gbriftus Girhe itatt. @eneral=@uz
perintenbent O.D0blin hielt bieWeibez
rebe.
gartbaus. - 3u gbren bes
bon bier naGb 3eib berleBten 6errn
Hentneiiters Dprptp fdnb in Berg
mdnn's 6otel" cine gbfhiebsfeter
1tatt, an Der ettpa SO biefise unb aus
tpdrtige 9erren tbetlnabmen.
Brie en-. - Yoftmeiifer Oalfiez
tptc3, Der 40 Sabre i'm poftbienite unb
iett 20 sSabren an Der Spibe bes biez
itsen poftamtes itebt, bat feline Wer@
1ebung in ben Rubeitano aum 1 sSaz
nudr bedntraat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Seiterrci6 : ungnru.

8DbellD. = Sobann Gusnpat,
Der in prebburg an einem ie65jdbri=
gen &naben einen Woro periibt bate,
ipuroe bier per6uItet. Der Wl0roer esz
tano nd9 lGngerem 2eugnen Die 5bat
Elm.
Wien. - Der profuriit Der STR
ma Ybilipp 9aas C SD6ne, Sran5
MiilIer, feierte oas Subildum leiner
25iGbrigen Ibdtigfeit. Nus oieiem
Nnlui1e bealiidpiinl6te i'm Das per
ional uno ii6erreibte i5m eine Iorefe,
Ger It + fen. - Der 9aitpirtb
Sobann 2uber tpurbe auf Dem 5rieoz
bofe auf Dem @rabe ieiner S4piege;e
mutter toot aufgefunoen. Nnoauernre
&rantbeit be5eidnete luber in einem
5uriidgelaHenen 8riefe als urlade oes
Selbtmoroes.
Mgram. - Ser getpeIene M1z
rineznnterofftoier SoIepb GalinoDsti,
tpel9er pegen grmoroung zines dime
Iil9en 8rieftrGsers rsdtstrdfttg 5ll
Iehs sSabren aerfers bsrurtbeilt tpor=
ben lit, purbe in oas Settings T.
6aus bon peterparDein a6geliefert.
9alinopsfi gebDrte Der OIterreihzun=
gariiI1en Expedition mad China an.
unb mar bonn 8riegsgerihte in erf ter
esnltan5 gu FL Suhren JeItung perur=
tbetlt poroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-07
Ghmeis.

8ern. Serr Mar S9errer aus
gaitel (g6urgauD fat Der eiogenDiitz
fhen Winfslrisbitiftung Elm 2egat bon
10000 Srancs sugeipanot.
Ba1el. 8eim Oerannoben
Der WinteriaiIon tpirb aud i'm Snip
9lmerican Circle neues 2eben einfebz
rem. gs 1T be16loifen porpen, NIT
ben Wittipoh Mbenbs Concentrations
unb 2eieabenoen tpieber gu Beginner.
Oieielbet finnen unter Der getpobnten
2eitung bes 5errn Robert Gii6lsr in
benz @ereinslocale SdpansnguHe 16
1tatt.
Jrauenfelb. - Der M0rber
bes S1ubma1ers 5tenniber in ct.
Mareretben Bel Miin6ipeilen lit auf
benz 8ahnhof bier perbaftet iporben,
gr bat bic Shat eingeitanoen. Gr beibt
Sob. gbriltian 2obrer, lit 1883 gebp@
rem uno itar5 als 8dIerlebrling in
ct. Wargrethen in Mrbeit. Gr itammt
aus Oberbulbinsen n(@rOBber5os=
tbum 8aben).
8remgarten. Der junge
Mebser Menenbofer, Der feline 8eliebte
unsebraht, bat benz tatholifhenpfar=
rer Wo.ier Elm ppnitdnoiges 8efennt=
nib abgeleet. gr sins nit Der 5tDdli
fpasieren, aab I'm balb IL llbr einen
5huB auf fie ub, fhlus tie bann nit
benz Nebolper pbnmdbtig, ftieb lie
nieOer unb sing nafber nah6aufe ins
Bett. Gr tonnte aber niht fhlafen,
ifano lpieber auf unbg ing nohmuIs
auf ben Mprbplab. Das M6bhen
Bat ibn nm 6ilfe unb Mitleib. Gs
mar etipa haib 5 uhr Morgens. Dd
erariff Il bas MeHtr unb pouenbete
bic furhtbore 96at.
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Mbeinlanb unb @ciffaIct.

RDln. Das 9dpurgeri6t bat
DreBler, Der feline Srau unb feline iie~
ben Ginber gu ermprben berfuht bat=
tie, freigefproden. Die 5ahDeritdnbiz
gen betunbeten, oab Der Nngeflaste ft9
in einem 3uitanbe befanb, Der cine
freie Milensmetnung aus1Alob.
MAIDEN. Cine srobe 2lnaabl
bieiiger @ertdts6eamten bate ii9
lange Sabre binbur9 sbur1 Muiiairen
Bel feftli9en Neranitaltungen, gonz
eerten, Wariete 0orItelunsen, 8e<
grdbniifen u. T. m. einen bebeutenben
Nebenberbienit berf9afft. Wenn aud
nift gerabe burh Elm btreftes Werz
bot, 10 tpirb bieie Nebenbei4dftigung
Der @eri1tsbeamten bod cine erbebli-
he ginfhrGnfung erfabren bnr1 cine
9eftilnmung, fpona9 bieielben in 3uz
tunft Dor einem jebesmaligen Muftres
ten ais MuIifer bier3u bet Der porge=
febten 8ebDrbe bic Grlaubnib nah3u@
fhhen baben.
Nriibl. Ser JaG Cutter erregt
bier besrsiflidertpeifs sroBes Muffeben.
Der Werbaftete mar Bis 1893 Qdnbz
.rihter in Matibpr. DD9 mar bies bier
ben Menigiten befannt. Wesbalb er
aus Der iuriitiiden Qdufbabn dnsz
fbeiben rnubte, sntaiebt fi4 bdber bier
audi Der Nenntnib. Geit ettpa einem
Sabre drbeitete 6. in benz Bureau eiz
i1es bitiigen Mptdrs als Gnreiber. Gin
naerfipiirbige 3ufaIl bro9tt bie YoIi<
ati auf bos unfdubere Exiben bes