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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

deer experiment upon tho representations 1ud assurances of Che Roy sheldon J1cE- son. qunorIntcndcnt of education iu AHs- k7 This gentleman was held in small cs- um1tIon among thc hardy frouuowm'" of hat territory When he called ou 'nc 1t my camp no pyc1. Alaska. it had h. come evident that his rindecr herd. which had just landed ot Iiines Mission. was starving to dc1th for want ot th. only food thc animals would c1t I'It the reverend gentleman seemed ls hroczr ..od ..-als.,t sa svar Itr le.uroj me thHt if would send out a pack train of mules
 Into Che mountains Go collect moss and bring lt into his starving d.or tho proc lcct could stW ho carried Go ID successful conclusion.
 ",Vhcn ! declined Go accodo Go his rc- quest. Doc returned Co Che states Co nrc- side as moderator over Presbyterian assembly. leaving hs reindeer and thcir Iapllnd drivers to their fate. Tho rein- deer had reached Halnes Mission with only sufficient food to last them throo or four days and so weak from their long journey that thc expert reindeer tender said they could not move for 1t lc1s, thrcc days. by which time thov hlD g0'. ten weaker from short rations. msl.a. of stronger X large amount or moss was loft in Now York. why. no one seems Co know He did not seem Co mo Co hc a man who would intentionally dccc.ve but rather Co be nn enthusiast fun of wild vararIcs. How hc could hoyc im- posed on any man of onaiu. plssrs my comprehension.
 zone of h.s requests of me was sin cular and amusing Uc wanted guns to defend his reindeer from Yukon dogs. U' told mo positively that his expedition was under Che Treasury department and thut lt should not bo subject Co military di- rcctIon. This conflict of authority would of itself have assured thc failure of tho expedition
 "rhIrd The Wor Department scnt Che finest mule pack train n Che world ,o Alaska Co climb mountains 0f snow and ice which might we'll have dacoumrel polar bear
 gro assist these expeditions ! was or- dcrcd Co select and nc out a company Cf Che lfth Infantry Co accompany chem as u guard The company w1s given 1 complete and expensive Arctic outfit 1nl loft for Dyea early n February spcnd- Ing the winter and spring 1t pyol and HaIncs Mission guarding stores and pa- tcntly waiting for one or all of these rhuouthroplc crusodcs Go mator.alizc.
 "Thc Snow and Ice Company melted away like Che bosclcss fabric of vision. The reindeer died of starvation. There are. by Che way plenty Of reindeer dri- vcrs among thc Scandinavian population of Washington. but Che reverend gentle man aforementioned recommended 1n importation of men. women and chuircu. and it was done"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

LONDON. Oct -.Sr MchlI TU..s- Beach. chancellor or thc cNchcGlg-. oboe uts thlt parliament win meet thl- que tumn to provide mon. money f.r th. nr. e- ccIt.on of Che w1r In So1th Afrlcl Nrv- .rtheIr.e. no tho 0r'eruf rate or DNn.r- ttur. thc dc1ct for th, fiscal var win be
 cH-.tNn while thr sixty million of now eHrenIs with which 10 vls .>r,et.l fa moot tho jeHc.t. rlIIzoj 1t epa c,f,Pt- t' leaving 10 not derr.t which must boo provided for by fr.sh appropriations ot ln1ht'ess considers thrt prompt action by parliament u January win take clu. of fh. ded..t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
Preparing School vouohor.

Today Secretary Frank E. Burns. Of Che School Board. win prepare Che statement and vouchers for au work done on the school building since Che matter has been out of the hands Of Che original contract or These win bc presented Ca thc City Council next Monday evening and. as soon as the treasurer qualities. Che money now on hand can bc obtained.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
sawmill At HainOs

Tho saw-miu plant ot the Alaska Fisheries Union near Hoincs is being inc stalled by a crew Of worSmcn. part of whom came with thc machinery; others win bo employed there.
 Tho site for thc min has already been prepared. A large supply of logs is 'n hand and Che min win bc turning "1t lumber In a few days = has capacity of lo.oo feet per day.
 The lumber win hc used in Che construc tion of a salmon canner ot that point. Iu clearing Che site of which men have been at work for some time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

NEW Y0EE. oct --Thc London core Iuruf Enriish v1chfsmnn 1s saving n rH- HrWoi attempt tn clntUr' thr America Cup had boon m1ir improbable for 1 long rmo t' come owInr t' Che eoncrt dis. appointment over the result of trs Inst International yacht ucc~
 sir Thomas IInton win not tr, aeain.' he added. "1ul thero ls no othor Eru.h yachtsman with money Co spare fn- s1 cs- n.usIve am enterprise. hence Che cup NIll rmai1 n America for another inclie
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
Calls Into Haiuos

The Dolphin. south bound. tonight win call iu at Hoines and there tako on A. IT, Gardncr and party Mir Gardner win also ship south Che launch brought north several months ago. which was used for transporting business.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

An we want is ol Che trade in sight F. IT. Clayson & Co. the One Price Cloth lng. Shoe and Furnishing House Fourth and State streets.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

GRASS VALLEY. cli. Oct --Iohr rflmay of tf.e efy was stood un Ht H rrsf.ra point and compelled to stand hHr.
 -..t.f Ir the snow VhI. two mrsk.l rI.rV4vmen relieved h.m Hf tr In gold .rI ID watch arI r.vaN.r HHm.y WH- .... fI. y.lv to Grle. Valley m tn. midst ..r n snow storm. whom two mlsS'd mon .t.1r.I him and comn.IrI him t' NI.- .,o.,rf at the uoInt of pistols lh.E took .... ,.,f.r and revolver from him and Nni- .... -.. .s.r Ir h.s clothes. m11e him rs. ., t.s shoes and stockings and sHtno ,..-.t t...t.1 i'm trr snow while Che robe ,.-. ,..s.,sI s- which Hl1moy had n.i- r.. .. . aaee They thon nrinr'u nun n. l-.y. on without 'ook.nr o'cN 1T n' ..rr.l his ure Tho only comfort ''''
 -,., e.t out of tho robbery "'- tn' N'.."
 ..l.. tr.f fr. robbers overlooked a lAI-' ..,.-, .r money which hc carried In Ni.''' .n tt. bottom of the cfrt ,
 ulsToN. Oct f-Altholgh Coy. 'uel'' ,f Nrw York. has suted omph'i'''l'1 th4t he win not consider any p'tl'l'" ''' d, ,.mmrtltIur uf Czolgosz death r'h' ..,.. n. uf. imprisonment. thc social a'- i,,rre of thIs city Is circulating p'tt'o" .f tbI4 ulturc for signatures in hos
 .,, fts aecrrt1ry is Theodore w. Gurus. rb. pstItoa Is a Ioue one. and Includes .,.. s.,fe,-e. "The motive ot Che p'- ,,.i., la not sentimental sympathy w'ih a .o,lamned man. much less Che uphold ,,r of any form of 1narch.sm Of which ,... is sqd to have boon dFc.nlr' on' ,,. bei,ef that thc ends of justice. th' ,-,,5ic,tion or the law and Che higher Ina ,.rssts of civilization win he better s'f' s5 bv this change in the form of Che pen
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Finest grade trunks. grips. telescopes and bags-hig cut at our closing out sale.
 Chcncy's Boston Stora.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

FOR SALE" "For Rent" Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

MINNEAPOLIS MInn, Oct 5.-J O. NIHms N Cn.. of thIs city. who h1vc cone iH.t.l oro of Che l1rrost grain rcccIv.ur and exporting houses i1 thc Northwest .r'.r Oh. nam. of Che St Paul and Kane .. c.ty Grain Company. h1vc made an l-. .-rment to FroI V. Van puscn and r E smith Tho nss.eu.rs lre not prepared Q. s.Hte thc amount of Che liabilities or tr. tau. of the Hasete or Che company TH. company owns or controls seventy country elevators
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
Lights For Rogers

Electric lights have been placed over the desks in Clerk Rogers office iu Che court house. which win brighten up Che room during these short. dark days.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

You can't help finding something you want at the prices we orc quoting this week Chonev's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Gentlcmen's shirts and parias made to order Cor ith and Main. S-iS-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Amorieaa Tailor. 4sI BrOadvav.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

READING. p1. oct --rour persons u,r. Instantly killed .n freight wreck tn1Hv o1 the I.n1nu0n division ot thc E.1JHe rn.lrold. uclr lIummclsyI'lo p1
 Th. lDIl Ir.
 E.lne.r Thomas p1nn. Tro WlH0m U Nocomhshy Conductor Patrick Kane nuk.mau Charles E May. Hl nf phIu- I.'rh1.
 \ switch w1e one1 and th' train was running tU,nty-Gve miles an hour rlunG- Ire into an omh1uSmcnt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

NEW YORK. Oct --Nr- DroscI. wife of tb. murderer of King Ilumhcrt has .ft CU0sde Park. N J. she dcncl thc borough council two weeks ago when she uas asked to ro and 1d sho would roe main In thc town despite ali efforts to .1st h.r 10 Ie rot known whcrc sho has snrc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11
CHAUNCFY IS 10 MARRY
The Prince of Toast Makers
 Is Lonely
Bunch of tho Lato.t ------ -.Sl- Clippings Containing Most Im- portant Happenings From All Parts of tho World

NEW YOEN. o.t rh. UeuH aH- HoIHe.s thUt SeH1t.r CruHc.y M u.- DOW |. t' mIr- Ne May rNm.r in Oh. H..r H..r.. mat ...... tI. -....1- .e 1 rleet or II NrE Tvamn'.y. ot ... r.m. F.rImm Iars r.Hr N.u.s,.'. Sew I.r... .s follows.
 .I !. tr. h1t ! Hm tn ur m1u l IeHr Th. niy who has h.nnr.t mr .r ..r..nr tn h.cam. my W.f. H M- r.Im.r. whom ! h1F. known f'r Erlr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

SAN rHNNCIScO. Oet. D.. rIr. bishops mIe I. oH.e.n 1t Ono rr.-.nt tr.cnuai convention o. th. Episcopal church. \ U..n.n must H. .I..f.I for on. missionary J....s. .l olympia. .n tr. SHt. ol Wls.- net.r. O. lIb. th. r.1.. of Et Rev. n- Barker. win. I.I r.e.nt'r E.. ur CIgmr.tr- um. and personality ar prominently mentioned r.r tH. ulr. Nr ciamr.u ls r..,.r 70. Trinity church. In tHs city,
 A bishop must n. elected for the mis- ..rlry dnc... .. Nout p1sot. t0 ut. tr. pI1c. of on. E. Row. ur EIau now I. .bnn of NrH..... \ ci.r-' man c'.. yat.d to rI Es n.H.nrc win mor. uS.- Iy b, cboseu from ca. Nauhve.t.r r.L
 Th.re win r'., h. r bishop provided l.r Puerto Hea .r1 lr0urr rsrhHrs ura. .ll.I f.r tha rhHrH.r... If not fHr both probably nr ur. nl t1e now n.H'Hr rr.H..
 \ l-r.r may nIsn he appointed Cor Hawaii And her.. rrrin. % wel in- nm.L popular mI efficient Western .I.-..m.r mrt b. ch...r. thoIsh th. El.t m., h. m. recruiting rc'I Thc Hl. visibility ol HnnH.utIue bishop for Hawai- uUl b. .n. or thr critical 1uc.- lions nl tf. policy problems of thr present convention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

SPOKANE. Oct 5-Ch1rics Con Che naeliIst. uho ie to train Buhlin for his irht with JoTr.es. has lcft for sun Frau- cisco. wh,rc hc goes Go Cry Go force @ rsht with Joo Waicott who recently doe fat,d Gardner for tho miduowc.sht championship of America.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

LONDON. Oct --Commcrt.nc on t1c reception accorded Sousl's band Jrc Daily Main says.
 .Th.rc was ueyer perhaps so effective ID demonstration of thc c'oscncss of Che Nre'o-Nm.r.cln relationship oH was af- -o-leI by the welcome which an cnorm- Hus London audience gave Sous1s band u the Eoyal Albert Unu laat night Sou- .I's is certainly 70 remarkable orr1nizo- tInn"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

BOSTON. Oct u-Thc Massachusetts Republican state convention. held hero today. nominated state ticket Gov ". Murray Crane was rcnominoted-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

Mining blanks at tf Omco.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

NEW YORK. oct 5.-Therc is proh- ability that Parliament win not be sum- moned before thc middle of January. 'I- though several Liberal iD ~nos affect tO believe that there win bc public demand for uu gHriy m.et.ns. thr London c0rrOsr srunlert of Che Tr .e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

BRUSSELS. Oct 5-Ie Petit B.cu os- sorts chat NIT Kruger has sent Co Pr'si- dent Roosevelt a protest ag'inst Che rN- Dortatoin of horses and mules Co south Africa
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-11

ENGHAAi Mass. oct t-Miss Helen Long. daughter of Secretary Long. dicd at 9 o'clock tonight
 Miss Long died of pu.monor trouble which had its Inception 1ftcr close at- tcntioo Go Che social duties during Sec rotary Long first term i1 Che cabinet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Brpi;hcrspatllnm Gahen.

Mannbeim. Mnf benz grahe
fsiner eritsn Srau erf4oB ilh WaIdie
nenidloflsr 2eonbaro 5teinmeb.
g 1opfbeim. sesn Raitba9
itiir3ts Der 73iG6rise 5hreinermsiittr
2ois DON Der S1eunentsnne herab uno
bre6Sbeibe Bsine. st ipurbe in bas
beige Spitdl Derbradt.
5tein. @or aur3em bat ii9
Der Grobb. Sberforiter bier i'm 9aosz
5in,mer oes 5orItbauies mittelS ieines
Saeoasnsbres erihofen- Die Be.
bauerli9e Shat sei9ab offen6ar I'M
3ufanoe eeiitiger llmnahtung, mas
am 10 msbr an5unsbmen lit, als Serr
Sberi0riter 9arl 6afner bereits fruz
5:r idon sinnel, in elmer Srrenanltalt
mar. Der San .rrest bier uno in Der
sanaen nmgeseno Qufieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Ansl0noifd)es.
8rannenbnra.

peiB. scsn benz leBten Sabrz
Sehnt iinb. in bieiiger @esenb pieOerz
bolt BobrDerIuhs lnf Bruuntphie ses
mdht pDrben, Die aber bishsr itsts re-
fultdtlos perliefen. OieIer Sage lit
iDieber Elm Granspprt nit 8obrtpsrt<
5eug eingetrofIfen, unb iolIen nolns
mails @erIuAe anaeitelIt Deroen.
Dberbergi. M. Dem hieiis
gen 0eteranen= unD Qdnbipebr 9erz
Elm, Der iein 60ziabrigss 8eftebsn aes
feiert bat, 1T BPM 8ai1er Elm sSabnen+
fbmud, beitebenb in einem Banps in
ben preubiihen syarben unb in einem
nit benz preuBilhen Wappsn oerfehss
nen 6abnennagel, Dsrlieben iporbsn.
Reubur benberg. esn bem
Nanbaroorfe 9ermersb0rf iAlug Der
glib in ben 5taQ bes 8ausrn 2inoez
mann Elm unb tobtets atpei pferbe. Der
ssneht bate furs borher ben @tal
perlaHen. glei1Seitig ihlua Der 8lib
auf benz Jefbe bsiielben 8elibers in
cine getraibemanbel ein, Die oarauf
riebsrhranate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Grppins Sitprenkcn.

6eiligenbeil. - 9eim 8aben
cn perbotsner GtelIe ertranf Der g(r&
better Hebrte an Der Ebomsborfer
Bride.
Silfit. - Der Snitanatsur s.
Wiensfppsti bat feline 3ahlunsen einz
nellen niiifen. gr purbe bier5u baz
ourh 9e5lpungen, baB er Bel alien his@
iigen n9auIersRrahs" nit gr0Beren
5ummsn init BaHsrs, GloIets eii4
ginrihtungen betbeiligt mar.
Wartenburg. - Yer Mirtb
8la6 in Gr. gronali lruroe in ieiner
5heune er5dnqt aufsefunben. 9er=
felbe mar erlt lpsnias Woden Derbei=
ratbet. Wuf has @srii6t bin, bab
Bla9 niht frsiipillig aug benz 2eben
gei9ieoen lei, fanoen auf benz 9lah'z
ihen @runbItiid Qofalbelihtigung unb
8ernsbmungen ourdb Nmtsrihter
2pefffe folpie bic Seftion Der 2ei9s
ftatt. Die angslteaten Grmittelunsen
baben ergehen, Dab cine itrafbare
6anDluna niht porliegt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Glias=G ptbrinsen.

Msb. = Sin Nrbeiter erita9 Ieiz
nen neun5ebnjdbrisen Sobn i'm Streit.
Der 8ater tpIroe iofort Derbaftet.
Cor d. irasn. - Sn bem Nntpez
len nss larbrirtbs Rapp babier lit
siH grono a,leebro9en, Der bas 9ous
iammi Wlpbi!iar etc. seritDrte.
SsgneiIes. Der 9ebamme
Wenner, aeb. giitsr. nuroe fir ireu
seis,ftsts Disnite cine ibr Don Der &aiz
'erir osriisbsne. pra9tDolls go!bene
9rpid)e iiberysiht.
q herjen B. - Gin oeroientsr
r-ac ollieitis sea6teter gesran oor
1865 unb 1870, Der ehemolige Resls
msntsIdneiber bss SnfanteriezR zRs9iz
ments ylo. 70, 9err 8orl S9eooor
Rraft, 1T bier gu 9rdbe setrosen NOR
ben. Na6 elmer Oienit5eit BON 36Sabz
rem sog er ii4 1885 nad NieosrisnB
suriid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
grupins GdJlesmis Splittin.

5uherbitbmariden. SSn
@iiberbaitebt tpurbe Die MaAl fiir bic
pafante 2sbrerbsbienung gu Greitebt
absebdltsn; esipoblt purDe 2ebrer
6ebberlen aus Eolt in Nnseln.
SIberbrarup. Dds @ut
Dpnrott bat einen neuen Beliber err
halten. Gin Gerr 6onien aus Der
Sonbern'lasn @egenb, pelder sesens
tpdrtig Bel 5errn s. petsrien in Jtiess
gran 8erpalter 1T, bat oaflelbe fit
239, 900 Ds. tduflid errporben.
Msffelburen. Gin iAtpez
res Genittsr, perbunoen nit itarfem
Hessn unb itrihDeilem 9aeelldlaa
tnt(up ii1 iiber unisrs Gessno. Gin
8libitrabl fubr in Die 54eune osS
9pfbeiibers Suit. Soollt Wehelbuz
rsnfops; bas san3s 8eneie, beitebeno
aus @tan, Wobnbaus uno 8adbaus
nuroe einsedlderf; bod selans es.
ben erDbten Ebeil BEG Snoentars gu
retten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Grppius eahicu unS Ebiirinsen.

5d0nebed. Mls Ibenbs eir
Jabrssue in Der Ndbs bes Gpspitipnss
sslbdftss umleate, fiel Elm iunser
8ootsmann, Der 19silhriae 8dr aus
8lein Nolsnburs, uber Borb in Die
Glbe uno ertranf.
3eib. Die friibsr Rubn'i6e
MoI6insnfubrif Aua>3eib 1T BON Der
5irra @ersinigte papiernaarenfabris
fen in Soften fGuflib ertporben pors
ben. Der 8strisb fou nad 3eib per=
legt tperoen.
3Drbie. Sisr feiertsn im3reiie
BON 8inbern unO Rinbestinoern Die
91entier S4o6 fden Gbeleute oas 5eit
Der oimantenen 0o9aeit sno purben
burA aablrei9e 9ratulatipnen unb
Gef9ente erfreut.
Srepburg a. Il. = 8ei @stpitter
traf Der 8lib bic Sheune unb bas anz
grenaenbe Staneebaube bes Qanbz
tpirtbs 5dmibt in 8alsitebt unb tDoz
tete bier cine Sub. Beibe @ebdube einz
gen in Slammen auf.
9uerfurt. - 8ei unferem biesz
idbrisen Manns unb a0nigsl9ieben
errane bic ManntOnigstpiirbe Der
3aufnann 6. pebolb bon bier auf bic
Drummer bes Masiitrats<Qhe ST.
S4raber, unb bic Rittert0nisstuiiroe
Der Raufmann llblis aus 9alle a. g.
geutbin. - SIN Dorfe 8anib
tpar bas 4zidbrise gnteltinb bes
8auerneutsbeIbers RDbrf9neiber nit
aufs Gelp sefabren. nm benz Mdben
3u5uleben. Das Sinh serietb stpii4en
bic breisddisen Meher Der Mdbmai1i=
ne, bic fofort beios9eine burdihnitten.
8alO na9 Der 8erlebuns farb bas
Rino.
profiet. - Nuf sem Mese bon
GrobipeiBanbt nah Gersborf ipurbe
Der @utsbefber Steinbid aus 6erns-
borf bon feinem eisenen nit Britetts
belabenen @eidirr 10 unsliidlih iiber@
fabren, bab er alif benz transport na1
ieiner Wobnung peritarb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
S5niareidl Sahie1f.

n 0 bsniih. ;sabritbeiiber
ouoDis Slider Fat Bel fsineai Wesz
suse BON bier Der @emeinoe Roospiih
1000 Warf gum bieiigen arantens
bausbaufonbs geipenoet.
,2ipi dau. Um /. Sttohr h.
), erfolgt Die fe:s-lihe Ginneiiung nsz
OberIebrsrs am t0nialihsn 9pmnas
iium gu Drssoen Heuitabt, prpf.
Wor;b Shsooor 9pib als Hsftor ces
b;sIisen gnrnaiiums an Stsns DsS
nud 2eip5ig 0er5is6enoenRs Rsttorsprof.
Or. 8erth bier.
3auderooa. Sas uralts
n9erabier" senunnts 9ersfeit oer fat
1,50O Mann sahlenpen 9slsaIHaft Der
t0nigli9sn Steinfoblennerte nabnl
leinen Isit Sabrbunosrtsn iiblihsn
9erlauf. SIN Werfe Ielblt, am Sutz
bauie oerlammslten ii9 bic Sbeilnebz
mer unb tratsn nah elmer Inlprade
oes Webr1eiters ben Mari9 na9 8ciz
lelsoDrf an. sSn asKslsoprf bulOis.e
man Dann Bel freiem Srunfe unD6reiz
tans ben sSreubsn oes sSeites.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-05
Grorims 1eheM.

Rauidenberg. Die gbss
leute 8ddermeiiter Glineelb0fer uno
Trau besingen bas Set Der solbsnen
Sop1aeit. gs tpurbe linen bic g5eiubis
ldumsz zMeoaille berliebsn.
Marburg.- Dor Rur3em ipurs
be i'm groBen, auf's fd0niie bsforirten
MuieumsIaal Der Werbanbstag Der
Naiffeilen Wersine fir ben Megiez
rungsbeairf Rafel burb Nerbanbsbi-
reftor Nererobt aus Raf1el er0ffnst.
Muber ben 6pibsn Der itdbtiibsn BeS
b0rben etc. ipobnten ettpa 100 Raiffei-
ienzWGnner ben 8erhanblungen BEL.
g Aerpulb 3uafiibrer 6erz
mann Grdnfe tpurbe duf Der 5alteitells
MilbabeiYen bon einem fhperen llnz
gIiidsfaIle betroffen. Bei Ginfabrt bss
perfonen3uges mar duf Der genannten
OalteIteIle Elm geipaltiger perfonenanz
brang tpegen bes 2iborifeitss in pa
berbprn. Nsim Mb{feiget bonn 2rittz
brett ftDlperte Grunfe iiber auf BEN
Nubnfteig Iugernbt GGifer iinb tam 3u
s5dn, nobel er ii9 mebrmuls iibsrInlug
unb 70 bebenflih perlebte, bub ct in
bds Rronfenbous iiberfiibrt tp<rOsn
muhte.
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Sefterreih 11nsarn.

Wittfpnib. Der setpeiene
9aufiibrer beg Stulieners Spbann
pertile in Mdhriid~Sitran. 3arl Ro=
lens bat srpbe 8striigsrsien on ben
Bittfppiber 9ruben uno an pertile
peribt unb tpirb itsd6riefl perfolgt.
Prebbure. - Die 2eihe bes
3ablfellners 2uoipis Grob, 5apori=
ten, SalengaFe Nr. 8 uobnbaft geipez
len, puroe bier aus Der Sonau gesoz
gen. 0as Mptip Der Shat lit in unz
erquidlinen ebeliaen 8erhdltnihen gu
5uden.
pilfen. SIN Gultoip =Saante
(Beairt Mies) unb i'm Maria=S9adts
in 2ittiB (8e5irf SlIen), iinb bon unz
betannten Sbdtern GrploiipfDrper,
unb slpar i'm 8orgarten bes Werfar5z
tes Siesel unb in janem bes Mertmeiz
tiers Sdremmel aur Grploiion ge=
braht lporben. gne Seniteri6eiben
Der beiben Gebdube sinsen in 9riimz
mer.
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grofbersosthum 6eifem.

Rabbeim. Der 4Szidbrise
syrans ssoiepb aura fam 10 unaiiid-
lid unter einen Wagen, baB ersdn ben
babel erbultenen 8erlebunaen iiarb.
Wprms. Ser gDdqenpubsr
Wilbelm @eiretber ipurbe burn Die
auspe9islnbe Maihine Der GiibD.
giIenbobn, alS er bas @eleiie im per~
ionenbabnbof iiberfdritt, erfaW uno
neggeidleuDert. Die 8erleBunaen,
pie er bierDur6 erlitt, parsn 10 fh!per,
.bab er i'm itdot. arantenhaus, pobin
er fofprt nah Dem llnfal Derbra6t
.rouros, ftarb. gr binierldBt 6rau uno
5psi GinDer BON 6>unb. 10 eSabren.
Sffenbad. Nm WsAs1afen
ipielten Die spei anabsn oes IN Der
Qdbe pobnenoen GhlciIers 8sller,
5 be5n. Z Sabre alt, unD fislsn babe!
tn's WafIer. Der ungsidbr 10 Sabre
aIte Sobn bes sleidfalls in Der Ndbe
Do6nenben Shreinermeiiters prebis
ger iob ben 8orsana unb lprana in
tnabrbaft mutbiser Wsiie ben beioen
&naben naA, am lie 81 retien. I6er
dQe Drei Gnaben ertranfen.
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grpDins ehIehsn.

3abr3e. gor anr3em Derfuhte
iih Der Nuffeber alein mittels eines
RepolDers gu erihi.ben. Die aussl
-.rg MIR in bic 6iifte. gu einem ipeis
81, 5nuffe fHsint Ct feiusn Wutb
me1r sebabt 5n baben. Gr sins ielbIt
sum Nr5te, Der inn ods gsidoB ent@
fernte.
Sommerfelb. 0sr Mrbeiter
g. 0offmann glitt bsi Der Bslhiftiz
suns am 5arbsfsilel nit ben 5iiben
aus unb itiir3te in ben nit bsibsr
syarbefliiliigtsit ansefiilIten asiTsl.
Gdper Derbriih. purDs er alittsls
Rrunfentorbes nah Dem Rrantenbauie
iioerfiibrt.
Ipit. 9ei @etpittsr idlus Ser
glib in Den Grtsr BEG r.uen Shloffes
bierielbit Elm uno rib ben 5burm fat
Bis aar 0dlits ent3pei. Sin iApersr
Rronleu1ter itiir3.s in einsm in benz
9burm bsfinblihen Grter3immer gu
8oDen. Gtpa afpei W!nuten Dor benz
BlibIdfas batte Der 8siiser, Rittmsis
tier @urdbse. in Dem Grfer5ln1mer 9es
ipeilt, tpar nber BON feiner @emabltn
abaerufen tpornen.
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2ugemburs.

burg. = 5olsenbe Der
beritorbsnen gtsentbiimerin uno Rents
nerin 6rdulein Warsdretba Clement
aus 2uremburg ge6Orenoen Smmobie
lien selansten sur 0eriteiserung: Gin
breiitodises gsI4dftsbaus, aapuaiez
neritrabe go. II, er5ielte einen prets
bon 43,500 ST., purbe ieoo9 nidt 5uz
sei9lagen. 2. Gin neutrality-suspicious.
Aaus, oelegen 8eaumontitrobe ytr. Is,
tpurbe oem Sri. praum bon bier, gum
preiIe bon $4,000 ST. 5ugeI9lagen.
8. Gin bretitDdiees Wobnbaus nit 2
6ofrdumen unb 2 Sintergebduben, 9ez
legen 8saumontitrabe Nr. 5, iteigerte
Serr 8iftpr Clement gum 8reiie bon
$4,000 ST. an. 4. Gin brei5tDdises
Wobnbaus nit 5ofraum unb Sinterz
sebdube, gelegen 8euamontitraBe Nr.
7, purbe ebenfalls 6rn. @ittor Gle
ment gum Yreiie BON $4,000 Sr. 5uz
ael4lagen. 5. Sin neutrality-suspicious.
aous nit 9pfraum uno hintergebduoe,
gelesen 8eaumontitrabe Nr. 6, ipurbe
BON 6errn itrei6ermeii iter 2ouis
6pffmann. gum Yreiie bon $4,000 81
angelteiasrt.