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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-09

q variance WITH those Of the people
whom ne you'd nave 10 represent. The
gentleman saw General Hampton &uG
/ the reply WIS as CJIU}e,JS as the Of
IpT. being that Genera! Hampton Won d
net accept the appointment. Thee
had boen 10 suggesti.n OF buying
General Hampton il lhc oh2r and
there was no s"orn in its rejection. 81
his words as reported in to days State
are a surprise TO say the least o.
them. Neither McLaurin no Mckin
ley offered an Office TO General Hamp-
ton.
In conclusion. desire to state that
the information OF my offer was not
given the public by me. | told Nc
Laurin of what ] had done and he
said it would have given him pleas
ure to have used his influence in be-
half Of General Hampton to secure
him an office without pledge or con-
dition. said nothing about the mat
ter to anybody else and am at a loss
to understand how it became PUBLIC"
The various reports referred 70
above as being sent out from Colum.
bia were along the line Of the follow.
ing, which is found in The Washing
ton Post. dated Columbia May 3:
Senator McLaurin'S boldest stroke
or the political lines was made when
he rendered to General Wade Hamp-
ton the Columbia poStTa&tership. II
seems that Senator McLaurin has the
South Carolina Federal Offices at his
disposal and he is causing cOnsterna-
ton in the ranks OF the old-line Re-
publicaDs, as well as causing concern
70 many Democrats. It was ascer-
tanned that close friend Of Nc
Laurin had called on General Hamp-
ton and asked him to accept the Of
fee, which is soon to be made a first
class one The genera. was requested
not TO mention the matter. and IL was
only when assured this afternoon that
the fact OF the tender having been
made was known that he said Wien
urged for a statement: 4 would not
accept anything in the world from
that source Then, after a pause. the
old general added. with emphasis:
The people of South Carolina should
know by this time that | cannot be
bought
General Hampton is understood 20
have no unkindly feelings for the
President. who he believes would
have retained him in office on the
l2ilr0ad commission if he could have
.-n."lted his own wishes. but Nc
Laurin seconded the nomination Of
l.af Tor the generals seat in the Sen
ate after having declared he would
n0f follow the TeformerS to the ex-
ura.ity Of unseating Hampton. The
gnarral remembers that with some
bitterness, ami McLaurin now oc.
cupies his seat in the Senate.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-09
The Problem of City Travel.

Experience leads to the belief that
a:cry great city will have always a
centre of centres" to which the great
tide OF city travel will ebb and flow.
Tho city railroader, IN all probability,
will have this problem to meet in 1910
and 1920 no less than in 1901 and in
c:eater degree. Unless double-decked
streets or aerial navigation come to his
relief, the problem of carrying the peo-
nle will continue to give the liveliest
exercise to his Observation-Disclosures
Electrician.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-09
Registration Notice.

The Office of the Supervisor Of Beg
istration Will be opened on the first
Monday in every month for the pur-
pose of the registering of any person
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been resident OF
tho State for two years, and OF the
county one year and of the polling
precint in which the elector offers to
vote four months before thedsy oteiec-
ton, and shall have paid, six months be-
,ore any poll tax thea due and payable,
aGd who can Goth read and write any
section OF ;he Constitution OF 1895
submitted to him by the supervisors,
of registration, or can show that he
owns, and has paid 81! taxes collectable
ddring the present year on property In
this State assessed at three hundred
4 ,Iinrs or more. J. j. EADDY,
Clerk of Board.
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LABOR WORLD.

Strike disturbances have occurred
at Aznalcollar, in the province Of Sc
vile, Spain.
There are 80 vessels and over 1000
men engaged in the sponge fisheries
In Florida.
The machinists' demand for nine
hour day, at Watertown, n. Y, has
been refused.
All the employees Of the omnibus and
street car lines in Barcelona, Spain,
went on strike.
Tug firemen and linemen at Cleve-
land, Ohio, who have been on strike,
have returned TO work.
Substitute mail carriers are to dis
place boys in the handling of special
delivery letters in Boston.
Girls who struck for more wages at
Vests knitting mill, at Ashley, Penn,
have been granted their demands.
So many negroes have left for the
West Virginia coal mines that farm
labor is scarce about Greensboro, y.
G.
The Ohio Rolling Mill Company. at
Findlay, Ohio, has granted an increase
of ten per cent. in wages to 400 en-
plcyes.
Ten thousand additional hands
will be needed in June to harvest the
crops in Southwestern Kansas and
Oklahoma.
Reports from Upper Silesia show
that fifty per cent Of the persons who
have been ont OF work are now EN-.
ployed and prices are improving all
around.
The letter carriers Of Philadelphia
are not to be permitted to wear shirt
waists this summer, but their uniform
suits will be made of much lighter
material than has been customary In
hot weather heretofore.
Manchester, n. H., is to have what
it is claimed will be the largest sim
gle mill building ever erected. 1t is
nearly completed, and is 40 feet long,
with two wings Of $50 feet, all of an
average width Of 100 feet, and five
stories in height, including basement
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
+Da.Iy. tDaily except Sunday.

*DaIy. tDaiIy except Sunday.
No. So runs through 10 Columbia via
Central Il. II. OF s. G.
Trains Nos. IS and 32 run via Wilson and
Fayetteyilie-Short Line---and make close
connection for al points North.
Trains on c. & D. r. R. leave Florence
daily except Sunday so a. m, arrive Dar-
lington 10 Is a. M, Hartsyille 9l5 o. m,
CDeraw II 80 a. m, Wadesboro Il S5 .. N.
Leave F creuce daily except Sunday 90 p.
NJ. arrive Darlington Is p. m., Bennetts-
vile % p. N. :, Gibson 10 20 p. ~. Leave
Florence Sunday only 9 so IA. m, arrive Dar-
lington 10 Is u. N.
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 80
a N. Bennettsville Z 90 a. m, arrive Dar-
lington 81 d. M, leave Darlington 55 a
M, arrive Florence is q. N. Leave Wades-
boio daily except Sunday 10 T. m. Cheraw
6l5 p. M, Hartsville 7 00a m.., Darlington
6 20 p. m, arrive Florence % p. m. Leave
Darlington Sunday only 8 so a. m, arrive
Florence Is a. N.
II. u. EMMERSON. Gen. Pass. Agent.
j. r. KENLY. GenI Manager.
T. II. EMMERSoN, Traffic Manager. &.
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SHOE INDUSTRY BOOMING.
The Famous Factory at Brocton
r1ass. to Be Enlarged.

Boston, Special.-The boom in New
England industries continues and re.
ports from the factory centres tell
one tale of universal business activity.
No line seems to be in more pre-
porous state than is the shoe industry
From Brockton come especially en-
couraging reports. W. l.. Douglas is
going to increase the capacity Of his
factory to 5000 pairs Of snoeS per
day.
The addition will be made in the
form of wing running out from the
frCnt of tbe factory 100 feet deep, for.
AThis will add 10000 square feet OF
space for manufacturing purposes.
About $4,000 more per weca will be
paid out to shoemakers, which will 90
20 increase the prosperity OF the com
munliy at large.
When the factory starts up the first
of July it will be on an output in 500
dozen pairs of shoes per day, and the
weekly payroll, exclusive of office
help, superintendent, foremen. etc.,
will be $4,000 per week to those &C
tuaIly engaged in making shoes.
The statesmen on the road are sell
ing twenty-five per cent. more goods
THAI last season, and to take care OF
his increased business the erection
of the addition is made necessary.
The inc. eased sale is the direct re-
suit of extensive advertising, the ex-
penditure for which is now larger
than at any other period, and is to be
Efiu further increased.
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Landlord system in tho South.

Aid is being sought in the north in
furtherance OF a plan to assist the ne
groes in many places in the black belt
of the south to become land owners,
thus freeing them from the bondage OF
the landlord system, under which too
often, the tenant does not receive a
just Snare OF the product resulting
from bis efforts.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-05-09
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

10 piece Walnut Suits SO to 800.
10 piece Solid Oak suits SIS, $22, S25, $50,
e95. 40. $50. S55.
Oak Hall Racks, French Plate Glaas, OF,
$50, $3.50.
Wardrobes 80 to S25.
Bed Lounges % Ito Sl5.
Bedsteads 81 25 to S10
Iron Beds. Iron Cribs.
Parlor Suits $S8 to ESQ.
Baby Carriages $3.50, 81, s7.5o:
Floor Ollclotb SOC.
Mating 10; Il, II. Is, IS. 20, %, 25, az and
Boz.
10-piece Chamber Sets e. to %.
Window Shades II. Is, 81, S5, 4Oc to s1.2A
Stoves sc. so. 81 so, sl0to S1h
Trunks S2.60 to $3.50.
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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
letter, salt rheUm and eczema, Cham
oerlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. 1t relieves the itch
ing and slnarting almost instantly and
It's cCntiaued use. .effects q permanent
cure. 1t also cures itch. BARRIERS itch.
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles.
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granuiated lids.
DIR. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
vermifuge Price. 25cHnts. Sold by
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BUELL. & ROBERTS,
CA 6 a
DRY GOODS STORE.

"" continue Offering inducements to close
out our SumE.er Goods. We can mention
only few OF the many goods reduced,
Ladies Sc Urderyests for &c.
Ice Ties and Bows for Sc,
25c lies and Bows l5c.
Initial llandkerchiefs, II. S., embroidered,
, in box, iur l9c; 25c goods.
l5c Mems Black initial Silk Ha1dkerchiefs
for Zoe.
Mems large White Figured, Drawn Stitch,
Japones Handkerchief for l5c; worth 25c.
Six Large White Fine II. 3. Handkerchief
for 60c. In fancy box; cheap ht 75c.
Three large White Fine II. ). Handker-
cnief-. in fancy box, for 40c' worth SIC.
Dlack- bordered Linen Handkerchiefs for
ice; cheap AT l5c.
Good Mourning Handkerchiefs for 4c.
Haudkerchiefs for lc.
Hardkerchieis for 2 l2c.
Haudkercbiefs for Sc.
3S-incn Madras for 71-2c; worth leo.
36-in Madras for l-2ci worth &c.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES FOR
LESS THAN COST.
Shirt Waists for much less than It cost to
make them.
BIG REDUCTION ON SKIRTS.
40cPique Skirts for $50.
9Sc Crash Skirts for Sic.
All Summer Goods are being sold ct re-
duced prices.
NEW GOODS.
One case LonGcloth DC; no starch.
Fine Black Henrietta at Soc.
TINSEL DRAPERY SILKhLINE,
BALL FRINGE.
Black Duck at and I0c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
4biasim8e,t ams Gadofeas.

Ortranb. Sn sSrauentpalbe
ftanb bic bollgefiillte DOrfhelfde
@henne lnb bas @erneinbebaus III
Glamner. 8eibe @ebdube, bic NOD
mit9trobbad perfeben tparen, brann=
ten total nieber. DDr11et erleibet gro=
Ben Gdaoen, ba Die Mafdinen unb
MdergerGthe ebenfalls elm Haub Der
5lammelt eetpcrben iinb, unb berielbe
nur febr tpenis perii6ert bate.
SbeiBen. - Muffehen erregte bic
burh ben @enbarnan ppn Der Mrbett
neg erfplste 8erbaftuna bes fiirsli6
eft in 3udendu augeaDgemen nSSSnge=
Eierrs" Man5el, iDeldRr als 5tpeiter
9etriebsleiter am Dampfbagger in
@i1edau aneeitelIt mar. Ser @enann=
te tpurpe f9pn Ieit ldnaerer 3eit bpn
aus.pd1ttgtn Staatsdntpdlt1 16dften
tpegen Diebftabls unb 8etrugs iteds
brieflib nerfolat.
3ie5ar.- ssSn benz Na9barborfe
@chppsDorf ereignete iih Der traurige
sSalI, bab her bortiae AZ Sabre alte,
i'm Srte 1ebr beltcbte Shnliebenteiitsr
Griiser ii1 bur9 cine aeringe Werleb=
,lna an Der 0anb in nod 1t6t bDlig
oufqetl6rter Weife cine 8lutpergif-
tung 5uaog unb bieier troB aller Gr3fz
lihen 9ilfe na9 a9tidsigem&ranten~
tager erlaa.s
9iorbbauien. - Cine 9o9aeit
nit 9inbernifien lpurbe iiinsit in Ell
ner nabe Srtf4aft sefeiert. Mls ndn!@
liA alle Jlei1dtDpfe in ber 6otel=
nirtb19aft, in Der bic 6pG5iet ge=
feiert iperben follte, bon tparen, fam
Der @eri4tsbonaieber nnb pfdnbete
bic fdmmtli9en, CUR 8eitreitung Der
9odaeit bonn Mirtb bef6afften GB<
tpaaren. sSnfolse beHen fonnte bas
MittaeeHen erit na9 WiebereinlDi Diuns
ber Waaren itattfinben.
@AaIfau. - Die @teiner'id]e
Dampffdneibemiible in Shaltau lit
niebergebrannt. Das Geuer bran gez
gen 10 l1br aus unb Gfderte bic
S1neibemiible in turaer 3ett bis auT
bic @runbmauern Elm. Die gntz
itebungsurfad9e 1T unbefannt. Oie
QplaporrGthe, bic in erOberen Mengen
our Bearbeituns in benz Werfe lagen,
ipnrben Elm Maub Der 5lammen, tpdbz
renb bic anberefl gum grDberen Sheile
llrlperfebrt blteber.
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9aSsa

GA1nau. Mbsubs erfthoB oer
18sjdbrige Sagntr lubfpig Bauer bon
@ebiig ben 24sjGhrigel JOIepb Waab
pnn bnrtsn na1 fIr3en Wprttpehdel
am Gingange bes Srtes petersbddel,
QeBferer bIieb iofort toht am WaBe.
Damn bradDte fi9 ber M0rber Bauer
nit feinenl NepoIber in felbftmOrberis
idkr Mb5i1t einen GhiB Bel. Gr liegt
am Gterben. Der @runb 5it Dieiem
Dpppelmorb iit mod unbefannt.
Gribsrs,- geahnlittogs mar
EN- nnterlebrer bon Jnrttppnsen bel
9cuptlebrer Oiemer in Ghonab auf
gefu9. 9eibe ipielten init eir1em
Scebsetpebre in ber Wobnuns be5'
9errn Diensr. Das @etpe1r ging log,
bic san5e Sdrotlabung truf ben llnz
terlebrer in ben 11ntsrleib, fD baB berS
felbe nuh ar1bertbalb @tunben itarb.
Diemer lit perbuftet.
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aheinpresins mns aseiffaIess.

9rier. Beimlleber5hreiten Der
@eleiie ipurben benz 5elegrapEften
Daus beibe Seine abgefabren.
MiIbeim a. b. sc. Der
GabnentrGaer SSr. Gptder pom Gpz
pingbofen : Mellinabufer RriegerDer<
Elm tpurbe in Mnerfennuno feiner 26s
idbrigen Oie,l1te als ssabnentrdger
gum Oberit ernlnnt.
MDhninfeI. Die Mrbeiten
am GhtpebebabnbDf f9reiteit riiitig
bordn: fans Die Mittering feinenGinz
IaIt aebietet, biirften bie5elben gnbe
cssanrar beenbist fein. Das ganae Gez
bGube tpirD in bret Gbeile eingetbeilt
iperben. Muf bic 'gun3e Gtrede fplIen
pprldufia 80 Magen pertbeilt iperben.
Qunaen1u. Die auf bem be-
nadlbnrten Niiteroufe Rlein Shtdis
borf bebien{ete 18sidbrige Marie
RDbl, duS Gldab gebiiriig, bic iebsn
Wprgen auf eirlenn fleinen Wngen
Milh r:am Qunaenau bringt, tpurpt
an Der GanDqrlsbs bes WieituiDaIbes
srinorbet ullfaefunhen. Der M0rber
lit sntlpnllHsil. Geit 2lnfang Dttos
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

Meihenipeiber. 5 9duler
brannten bier nenlih nieber. Das
benz Wm. GhilIinser gebDrenbe 9aus
itanb auerit in 5lamen. Das 6euer
bate ct felbft angelegt.. sSnbem er
bic greppe porber NIT petroleum be-
aob. fubte er feiner Sanilie ben
2lnsaans gu iperren. Sobann sing
er in ben &eller unb erbdngte iid,.
Das sseuer griff Iebr raf1 I'm fi6.
Menfhenleben iino aber ni9t rerloren
aeaangen, ba idmmtli9e 6amilien
fi1 mod re9taeitia retten fOnnten.
Sanraemiin il NIB. - Das leibtz
finniee ulngebsn nit S6iebtpaffen
bot hierfel6ft Elm fhtperes 1lngliid ber>
aufbef6poren. Der ertpahieae Sobn
zines biefisen Mertmetiters, ipel9er
on Der 9abn als 9ilfsbei5er bel9df=
iiqt tit, hanttrte an elmer sylpbert=
biidfe. als bic ca. 18jdbrise Spdter
bes Shleuienipdrters 9eub in bas
elterlidbe Wobnsilnmer trat, mo iie
einiae 8eforgungen gu erlebigen ee=
habt. Obne at abnen, bab bic 8u9ie
aelaben lei, sielte Der junse Mann auf
bas Mdbden unb brobte i'm ueber=
mutb. au fdieben. Die Bii6fs entlub
iid. nnb bic ausel orens Dem unsliid=
lihen Mdb6en ntitten in bic 8ruit.
@on Shreden iiber bas anseri9tete
una!iid. holte Der tei9tiinnige 9etaer
fdnell aratli9e 9ilfe, berbei. M0ein
obtpobl mebrere Merate au Hatbe seapz
cen ipH-ben. frnnte bic &usel nidt
ertfernt tperben, unb bas 2eben bes
iunaen Mao6ens lit i'm bOdfen Grab
aefdhrbet.
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aSmiesei1 ea0feaa.

Sreibers. Gum erHsn iuris
fiichen 5tabtratb unb @teGpertreter
bes 8iiraermeiiters ipurbe @tabtratb
Dr. Weaelin III NieIa eetpablt.
MeiBen. Das M1ini5terium
beg sSnnern ma9t amtli9 belannt,
baR am 1. Sanuar 1901 bic 2anbgez
meinbe GOlln NIT Der Stabtsemeinbe
WteiBen rereiniat tpirb.
glauen i. 9. - Der in Mbprf
lebenbe g. EN-. Morib 2pbfe, ipelder
btele Sabre in unisrer @tdbt lebte
unb fpdter in Nborf als Heftor unb
Bfarrer iegensreid} ipirtte, hut bas
80. Gebensiabr bpllenbet.
6art a. - Dur9 einen anfdngs
lih berfagenben, bartn beim Nusbpb=
rem erplpbirenoen SprensIhuB ipurz
ben bic beiben Nrbeiter MiilIer bpn
bier nnb Noed aus Menbisbbain i'm
Mpbius'f9sn Stein5ru9 gu Steina
perlebt.
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2mrembmr8.

Wormelbingen. Die lebte
8emeinberatbsfibung bat bic Mnlage
elmer Waferlettung fir unIere Srtz
i6af! enbsiltig entfdieben, unb 5tpar
ipuroe Der Blan bes Snsenieurs ST.
i4er nit 5 gesen 3 Stimmen ange=
nomn1tn.
Ghierna1. = Der Wieberaufz
bau Der 2iborius &apelle auf benz
grnaerberae BET Ghterna9 lit in Der
offentlihen 8erbingsabe ben Inter
nehmsrn 8ouenbnrf ous G9terna9
unb Guae aus Grn5en iibertragen tporz
ben.
Muf benz 2impsrtsberg i'm Mublenz
bad)sripea iti1rote bas neuerbaute, fa1t
poaenbete 0aus bes 8rieftrdesrs 8.
elm. S6aoen ca. $4,000 ST.
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0robbtsaostbmt,, eeigfst.

Qampertbeiifri. Der 60sidhs
rige Wiaurer @eorg &nippcl m1hte
feinem geben bnrh grh1nqen Elm
gnbe; CT iDar rorber Id,on lGngers
3eit leibenb aeipefsn.
QSorms. Sic an, /. DECEMBER
bdhier ftatfgehabte 8plfssGblung er>.
gGb cine prtsanipeferbe 8ebDlterilng
BON Worns, einThlieBlih Der 9ors
orte, bon Al, ,003 Geelen (7888 mebr
als 1895.
Gieben. - Nahmittaas iff Der
Ouboederaejelle Carl Nifolal oon bief
BON Odhe zines 6uufes il, bsrGtblobz
adiis, bas abgebrohen tpsrben ioG, ab~
aetlirat. Nitplai mar na1 eirligen
Nthemsiigen tpbt. st hn.erlGBt ei=
Ier IN Der HefonDalesaena Mfinbli1en
Water unb eine franfe Mutter.
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altasfmbr st4db Detstf1tapo.

Der Norfhlaq, ben Ginfubr3oH auF
Meiaen in DeutfAlnnb ron 22.6 Gents
auf A Gents per Bufbel 3at erb0bsn,
bat ben @tctiftifer be5 bieilgen 6Hdbz
amies, 8. g. Muftin, CUR MuffteQung
3iffernnldbiser Mnga5en iiber ben W.
prrt ppn Meiaen nllb Wei3enmtN dlls
oereqt, Die nibt obne ecS1tsreife filb.
sSn ben eff Monaten, enbenb am 3O-
alobenlber ,. S. (ss iinb bies bic ipdtes
ften borliegenbsn 3iffern), erRielt
Deuffhlanb 5,478, $50 8ufbel Wei5en
aus einem @e1dmmterpDrt BON 3d.
1872, 1852 8u5bel, nlfn ettpas n1ebr uls
proaent. On Mei3enmebl irur0en
na9 Seuif1Ianb erportirt 631,596
syaR aus. eiitem @e1ainmterport BON
1906, ,784 SOB, pber 81 prD5ent.
Die Stati{tifen ber beuifhen Hegies
ring, 10 fonftatirt Gerr Muitin, tim
men nibt nit biefen 3iffern; bieWebls
einfubr fir ben bortigen RonIum be-
trdet nur Elm giertel ber in ben bieiis
gen Nusfu1rftatiftifen angesebentn
0udntitdt, tpdbrenb bas Audniiim
inporti1ten Meiaens auf bas DDppelie
anseseben 1T. Serr Qtuftin ertIdrt
biefe Oifferen3 bamit, baB ipdbrIheins
1i1 Der grDBte Sbeil bes irnpDrtirten
Mehls bpn beutfden Rommifiionsa
bdufern nah anberen Qdnbern pertdGft
tnprben fei, tpdbrenb auber benz bireft
ben ben Ser. 5taoten irnpprtirten
Meisen srcBe Quantitdten oeHelben
uber Gnslanb iuportirt tporben Ieien.
StatiItifer Muitin bat ferner cine
Musfubr-Sabelle 5ufammengelteut, bic
bic II Monate Der Sabre 1895 unb
1900 nit einanber pereleiht. Gs sebt
baraus berbor, bag bic Nusfubr nad
Deutf6lanb in ben flint Sahren ron
1868, ,594 auf SITS, ,134.409 gefties
gen lit. Bel ben n1ai1ten MusfabrSNrs
tifeln aeigt ii6 eine 3undbme, nur bei
brei baupt5Ghlihen Hubrifen, 8iihz
ienfleii9, pDtelzHinbfleiid unb 9ols=
tpaaren, cine entfbiebene Mbnabme.
@ped, SGinfen llnb @hpeinefleifb
tpeiien cine lndbise 3unabme auf. Die
bebeutenbfte 3unabme Der Nusfllhr
nah Oeutf9lanb ergiebt ii9 Bel fols
eenben Mrtifeln:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
@Arttetstteya.

1tlm, - @utsm @ernehlnen nod 1T
dls Nahfolaer bes prdlaten b. Meit=
trtht in uln1 Defcn Demmler bon
GBlingen heitimmt.
Eubineen. Der prbentlide
prDfeTor Or. s5ribrih b. 9bubi9an,
On Der iuriitiihen fafultdt Der biefis
gen 0pnIdule lit nah faft 4OsiGbriger
QebrfHitisfeit bier in ben HubeitanO
eetreten.
1lntermnsboh. Die Non=
rimt, bab ber BON bier aebiirtige lnb
in China aeitprbene Musfetier Nub>
tern bon ben 8orern in grGblidber
gDeile perIfiimmelt .tporben lei, betG<
iist iih llidt.
SDfIinaerl. Inter bergefab-
iing bes eeitrlnbeten @Hulfdiffes
gneiienau beFdnb ii6 ein Spbn beg
86dernsiiters Qugaier bier als Obers
tndtrofe. Derfelbe theilte bon Molagc
ras feinen NngebDriaen mil, baB e.
Gtrtttet fei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31

Seibenberg, gormittaos
lit in OlbersbDrf Bel 3ittau DaS
Gdpar5bae3fhe Galerngilt nieDerae@
trdnnt, sScosnfdus tiest 8ranbffiFs
tung rpr.
pIeB, Das Spielen Tleinerainz
Der nit Seuer fat benz 6ausbeIiber
s@eprg 9enpl in Borin ing l1naliid ae=
Eirat. r1lm fih 81 ipGrrnen", bate
Aein 5zidbriqer Gpbn in ber gdbe ber
S@heune bes Waters Elm Geiter af1gea
aiinbet. Die}es ereriff Die Gdeure
l.1lb, GIderte tie neb5t ben iibrieen
Wirtbfdafissebdnben Elm. Da SenoI
ni9t berii6rt 1T, erleibet Ct sroBen
Gdaben.
g 4Dnnil. Gin l1nqliidsfaG
init tDbtli1enn Mnsgange erei9nete i;ch
auf benz Dnn,irliunl S9DnpaIben hiez
iigett Rreifes. ais man faum tilt ber
,Dampforefdmafdine gu arbeiten be-
gpnnsn bate, TAB man bic 73@jdbtige
pelh,itttpete Marie Ghneiber, ipe.de
all leidter Mrbeit @eripenbung gefunz
ben, berun6ludt in Der MaI1ine. Der
cine Mrm mar bDli litdnbig bDm aDrper
absetrennt unD aeriGlasen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
elSenbnre mmo gaedlenbars.

2obne. poHaifiitent sSimmen
tit bon bier an bas ppftan,t in 9eer
berfebt. In feiner Steue lit ppitdf1is
itent Rnoit aetreten, rsr friiber betnl
poftamt in 8erne tbGtie mar.
8e1 ia. Die poraenommene
8oltsaGblung fat fir bic Bemeinbe
Bebta ergeben: IrGnnliche per1onen
1910, tpeiblidg 1902, su1amnaen 2511
periDnen. Die 3dblune i'm Sabre
1895 ergab 3196 perfonen; es bat
allo cine 3unahms um 415 perlpnen
ftattgefnnben.
3ubmtgs.uft. Die 88zidb~
rige Wittfruil ssrau Sefretdrin 6eife
fGtte einen f9tperen unfan. 9(uf etz
mem Gefbdffsgorse fam fie in Elm an=
rihtiges !0aus unb fieI bel hem 0inz
auseeben bon tem einioeStufen boben
grttt berunter, serbrah ben &noGen=
balls bes linfen Sberfhentels unb aoq
it9 anberbem nod einiae GuetI1unz
gen am lintsn SbsrIdrnfsl 5u.
Bard / m. cSSn bem 8auernz
borfe MulHabl ipurbe btrd ben ap1;z
iiitorialrath Walter BON bier bieRirde
neu seipeibt. 9ieIe!be .rurbe I'M 2uufe
0es lebten Sommers unter Der Seiz
tIng bes 2anbbauntieiters Simmz
@rabpip burhqebaut. Das in Steinz
fubtpert erbaute @piteshaus purbe
fdbsi e.pa | M b5ber eefdraubt, nit
ne,;em Geftiibl unD ghurm nerieben.
Mismar. Nah fhtperem Set
ben, bon pem er felt ldnqerer 3eit
beimgeIu9t tpurbe. itarb i'm bs|ten
Mannesalter Der 8uhhGnoIer Mo.ib
Meubner. Derfelbe mar iber anei
Sabr5bsnte binburh in Der 6initorff'>
i6en 9ofbuhbanoluna thGtig ur.b er>
ribtete bann cine eieens Bun- uno
Runithanblune. fir beren gntpides
lung er.eifria itrebte. Sein freunDz
lihes, auDorfommenbes unb aufri1ti>
ses @eien mahte i'm iiberaa gel1dbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-01-31
@eYpremkest.

sn6el. Der bieiiee areisaus@
fhuB erfannte geeen ben areisbau@
meifter Marr bierlelbit auf 4mtsentz
laffnna.
5tuhn,. Grni 9ilhebranbt
bat feline bier am Srte gelegene @drt=
1leri fir 5000 Mf. an 9errn Stols
aus pr. 6targarbt perfauft.
Marienburg. Die Ginipob@
ner5abl Marienburs's bat fib in ben
2eBten fiinf Sabren um ecnse 80 Sec
len permehrt; fie 1T bon 1925 auf
1O.765 seftiesen.
Shrrn. Die @9ifferl9ule
fparbe burd 9errn Griten 8iireermeiz
tier Or. Gerften er6ffnet. Der Inter
riht III in biefem Sabre mod babursb
eripeitert irnrben, bab bic unterpeis
luna In Der Mafbinenlebre neu auf=
Qenpmmen 1T.