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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-23
FFICIAL REPORT
On Work Accomplished Made by
Board OF Directors and Re-
ports of Committees Rendered
Show that Earnest Efforts to
Promote City's Welfare Have
Been Made.

The initial meeting of the Com
mercial club was held in the new
club quarters in the postoffice
sbuilding last night, and was at
tended by fair proportion of the
club members. There was not
the full attendance the club off,
eials had anticipated, but the act
i've workers were nearly all pres
ent. The meeting was devoted
largely to review of the work,
accomplished by the board of di-
reetors through the different COM
mittees since the organization of
the club. After the reading OF the
minutes of the previous meeting
the secretary read a number Of
communication from farmers in
Missouri ard Kentucky, with
whom he is in correspondence
in regard to obtaining available
farms for them ia this vicinity.
A letter from w. A. Vermilye &
Co., bankers. of New York, was
also read in regard to the locating
of new industries in this city. An
invitation from the Okmulgee Com
mercial club to cooperate with
them in obtaining a proper rep
resentation for the Indian Terri
tory at the st. Louis Worlds Fair
was declined, owing to the Ter
ritorial Press Association having
taken the inistive sometime ego.
As they are at present in COM
munication with the proper part
les to obtain representation the
club did not consider il advisable
to enter into any alliance that
might interfere with the press as.
sociation's plans.
The trade extension committee
rendered q report favoring the
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-23

for leases in the new country must
be made TO Major Randlett, Uni
ted States Indian Agent at Ana
darko, Ok.
"A number of Western tDk lab ON a
counties will take part of the over
How from the new country. In
the counties of Green Roger Mills.
Washita and Custer are lands stril
subject 10 free homestead entry
and as good as many of the bome-
steads that will be settled upon in
the new country.
]. A. Powers of Mangum, Greer
county, said today:
"There are 1890 quarter Sec
tions in Greer county, every bit as
good as the average homesteads
in Kiowa county, and there are
many farms in profitable cultiva-
tion that can he purchased from
s5 to $40 an acre. Greer county
has always raised good crops. We
will raise fair corn crop this
year. even though no rain should
fall. Our cotton is fine. and thou
sands upon thousands OF tons of
hay are harvesting.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-23

crossing of Cabin Greek. near the
Katy section house, south of town
as the best location for the pro-
posed bridge and .he secretary
was ordered to communicate with
different bridge builders 10 regard
to the probable cost. The secre-
tary was ordered to notify all de-
linquent members that rnless
their dues were paid before the
next club meeting that their names
would be posted.
The following new members
were then admitted TO club mem
bership: w. b. Coley, +. X.
Jones, II. Lee Clotworthy, Edgar
Smith, l.. P. Isbell, A. J.. Church
i'll, Emmett Rea. G. P. Carroll, c.
V. Hunt, Guy Carroll, j. r. Car.
selowey, w. M. Charleswortb, w.
r. McGeorge, J. c. Starr. w. B.
Raines. w. S. Stanfeld, 6. s.
White and T.. b. Neville.
Adjournment was then taken to
enjoy the refreshments provided
by the entertainment committee.
The next regular meeting will
be held the first Monday in Aug
ust. -
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-23

And the Texas oil flelds-best SER
vice, time and equipment via NJ. K.
& Try. Ask katy" agent for rates,
time, trains and other particulars
]. T. Clapper, Agent.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-07-23
SCHOOL LANDS OPEN
For Settlement Under Liberal
Lease Provisions, While Ok
lahoma Territory Offers Thou
sands Of Acres of Indemnity
Lands on Easy Terms.

III Reno, Ok. July 22.-The
thousands of bomeseekers who
will be disappointed in not draw
ing lucky number calling for 16C
acres OF land IN the new country
can console themselves with the
fact that as good, and, in many
instances, better lands will be
open TO them subject to rental
conditions. In every township
subject to homestead entry are
four sections of land reserved for
the use and benefit of the public
schools, colleges and public build
ings of Oklahoma. Altogether
there about 1876 townships, or q
176 farms OF 160 acres each be-
longing TO Oklahoma. Again, the
territory OF Oklahoma secured
about 116, 600 acres in indemnity
lands, taken as Indian allotments,
equivalent to 725 farms OF l60
acres each. Oklahoma, accord
ingly, will have not less than q
900 farms for rent. To these
farms can be added $500 Indian
aIlotments OF 160 acres embracing
the cream Of the soil. nearly all
OF them lying in the valleys OF the
streams, and which can be leased
The total number Of farms for rent
or lease will be e, 200.
The school lands can be leased
for a period of three years. the
lessee having the privilege OF re-
leasing upon the expiration Of his
fret lease. Shoald be not desire
70 renew his lease he will receive
payment from the next lessee for
all his improvements. such as
wells, orchards, houses. etc., at a
fair price TO be fixed by board of
appraisers. The lands are con-
trolled by a school land commits
sioner, James J. HoSston, whose
Office is at Guthrie, and to whom
applications must be made for
leases. The school lands in the
new country have not been ap-
prsised, but the work OF appraise-
ment will begin in a short time.
The lease rentals have never been
exorbitant.
Indian allotments can be leased
for period OF three years. The
lessee is required to make certain
improvements, such as digging a.
we'll, building a house, barn,
fences. ETC., and at the expiration
Of his lease all these improve
ments become the property of the
Indian owner of the allotment.
The lessee, however may succeed
in renewing his lease, but If be
fails he loses his improvements.
In Cheyenne and Arapahoe coun-
lies rental of an Indian allotment
of 100 acres has been from s35 to
$50 year for the first three years
after which ell cultivated land has
been leased at about 81 an acre
md the unbroken land At twenty
i've cents an acre. Applications /
Cañon City record., 1901-07-25

LiShts and POzcer
furnished to all parts
of Canon City and
the Cripple Creeh
Mining District.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Col. Thomas Pettigrew was in Par
kersburg Tuesday.
Sam Iseman, the popular clothier Of
Fairmont, was visiting in the city
wednesday.
W. L. Douglass shoes at win Nus.
baum's. 34-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrill return
ed Saturday from bridal tour in
eastern cities.
Or. George NJ. Holt, Dentist, will
be at home In Clarksburg, on the LIST
day OF February, and remain % days.
ONCE at his residence, 763 West Pike
street. 52-tf
Furnished room for rent, bath and
gas attached, call at this ONCE. 4stf
For sale or exchange for real estate,
the Peel Tree FIGURING Mills. 7-3m
IT. Swlger, the sardis bard, was
among US mortals here below, to visit
the Telegram Office on business last
Wednesday.
See fall shapes in Dunlap hats at
VIII Nusbaum's. 43 IT,
Miss Amy Basel has been visiting
friends in Buckhannon.
NJ. B. Newton, county superintend-
ent OF free schools, was here Saturday.
B. & o. No. 3 fast express west pass
ed through here Saturday in three sec
tions. There were three extra express
cars containing silver bullion.
vi. Highland and f B. Haymaker
left for Charleston Wednesday morn
ing.
The finest line of harness and hand
made saddles in the state at Reynolds
harness shop, cor. Fourth and Pike
streets. Prices the lowest. 3-tf
The letter box at John GritRn's store
at the West End, which was destroy
ed Christmas, has not been replaced.
Residents of that section miss it very
much and ale anxious that 1t be re-
placed
Mrs. NJ. f. Van Pclt, of Marietta,
and son, William, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Van Pelt's daughter, Mrs.
Robert L. Brown, will return home
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkett left
Wednesday morning for Washington,
{. Pa, to attend the wedding of friends.
They will visit in Pittsburg before
their return some time next week.
Just received large line of neck
wear in Imperlals and Bat Wings.
The Clarksburg Tailoring Co. l7-tt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Charles Colrman, of Dola. was an
active republican here saturday.
W. Il. Osborn made business trip
to Grafton Monday.
For the prettlest assortment OF Val
entlnes 20 to Nusbaum'S Book Store,
Jos Main street. Alt.
Charles Swisher, OF Fairmont, pass
ed through here Monday ell route to
the legislatureat Charleston, of which
he is a member.
Enoch Tetrick went to Parkersburg
Monday to attend John Marshall Day
exercises.
Large line of fancy colored negligee
shirts TO select from at The ClarkS-
burg Tailoring Co.'s l7-tf
The ClarkSburg, Fairmout and WeS-
ton bars, with few exceptions, attend
ed the John Marshall Day exercises at
Parkersburg, Monday and Tuesday.
Mayor Thompson imposed the usual
monthly tine OF $50 each Monday
against the two sporting houses OF the
city. The amounts we're paid.
Ms. John T.Flynnand little daush.
ter, Genevieve, OF WilSonburg, were
pleasant visitors at the Telegram Of
ice Saturday morning.
d. K. Reed & Co., have a good arti-
Gle OF binder Irvine. and machine
oil. 3-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stout will go to
Charleston next Monday or Tuesday
TO attend the state convention Of the
W. odmen OF America.
The Fair directors did not meet
Monday because OF failure to get a
quorum on account OF sickness.
E.G. Smith is slowly recovering from
an attack Of typhoid fever,
Valentine day February 18th. Go
to NusbaumS Book Store for your
Valentines. Alt.
w. H. Sehon, Esq, OF Adanston,
made this ONCE a business visit Satur-
day afternoon. Mr.. Sehon has been
in poor health all winter.
E. Bruce Hess, editor d the Man
nington Enterprise, very newsy and
ably edited paper, was here Saturday
en- route TO Buckhannon to join Mrs.
Hess, who bas been visiting relatives
there.
The finest assortment OF trunks and
valises in the city at Will Nusbaum's
Third street. 2-tf.
The council-clect at Bridgeport is
scheduled to be indicted into ONCE
this Friday night, but as some OF the
members have not been given their
certificates Of election there is fun in
the air.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Amy Matthey, Of Jaryisville, vas
here Tuesday.
Fred Dye, OF Wallace, spent Tuesday
in the city.
Col. T. Moor Jackson visited in
ParkerSburg Tuesday.
Col. T. T. Wallis made business
trip to Parkersburg Monday,
House and lot for sale, gCoi location
Inquire at this Office. Eft.
DR.. S. M. Hartman, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Sptctaclcs and
artificial eyes fitted. Grafton, West
Virginia. loft
Conductor Michael Moran on the
Monon division has recovered from a
ong siege oftyphoid fever.
C. o. Findlay expects to have an
$4,000 building erected on the Link
property on Main street.
Miss May Smith has returned to her
home at Weston, after three weeks
visit with Miss Blanch Parrill.
John f. Dowd, a prominent Park
ersburg business man, was visitor
here Tuesday.
Col. David Davidson is at West
BADEN Springs, Ind, for his health.
Valentines from cents TO s. each
at Nusbaum'S Book Store. l4-lt.
Baptist church Sunday, February
10; sermon by pastor. A. M. "rhe
Atonement." m, Lilies Railway
to Heaven"
Lee Boggess, a prominent Lumber
port citizen. was business visitor in
Clarksburg Tuesday.
Hon. John Basel attended the Bar
Association meeting at Parkersburg
the first OF the week.
|. \. Dean went To Weston Monday
on pressing business.
Friends played prank on Fl. H.
Bantz, Traders hotel guest, Monday
By hiding his grip at the depot, but
gave ii TO him after he had been
wrought up into considerable furry.
He thought it had been stolen.
Rev. W. J. Newton, of Olive, was
here Saturday en- route TO Adamsvil!e
10 conduct revival meeting for Rev.
G. W. Kinsey, who is now holding a
series of special meetings on Davis
sons Run for Rev. Newton. Both are
splendid revivalists.
We have 8 inside lots for sale at a
bargain. A beautiful residence Of 10
rooms centrally located, for sale-Very
reasonable price. Three lots on Clay
street, desirably located, will sell
cheap and on terms. Kelley & Bowen,
room Q, Hornor Block, Main st. l3.tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Mrs. Anna Kijard, who had been the
guest OF her brother, j. Koblegard, left
Saturday for her home in Salt Lake
City.
Charles Peck started to Mobile, Ala,
Tuesday nighton business and pleas
ure trip.
S. a. Smith went to Shirley Mon
day.
w. B. McGary, prominent Weston
attorney, was city visitor Wednesday
morning.
W.T.. Merriman's shoes for every
body. 4s-tf.
Mrs. W. F. Rau went to Washing
ton City, Tuesday night, to visit her
parents.
Miss Lulu Gordon, Of Gerrardstowu,
is visiting her uncle, S. W. Gordon.
Mrs. Sherman Law and two children
returned Saturday from Washington,
Pa.
f. Thad Post, Of West Milford, was
a city visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross F. Stout went to
New York Sunday evening.
Now is the time to make your selec
tion for that spring suit at The ClarkS-
burg Tailoring Co. 17-tf
Mrs. Julia Nutter, widow of Mat.
thew H. Nutter, is critically i'll at her
home on BruShy Fork, at the age OF
II years.
Or. Teets, dentist, Ill Third
Street. 9-6m
My term of ONCE expires January l,
1900. All persons owing taxes must
settle. L. L. LANG.
7-st
A resolution has been introduced in
the state Legislature to appoint COM
mittee OF five /, inspect the Girls In
dustrial Home AT Salem, but it has
been indefinitely postponed.
Hay-and grain, middlings and .brau-
sofa at low cash prices, al j. Par
rill'S new feed store, 3l2 Main st. 4s-tf
Mrs. r. R. Powell, Of Culpepper
county, Va, is here on an extended
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Frank f.
Highland.
We bought early and want to sell
early. Will Nusbaum. 34-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

For saIe-Valuable farm
of 400 acres for sale at a
bargain. For further in
formation call on or write
the Gem Milling Company
clarksburg, w. Va. Off
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

The "Royal Baker and Pastry Cook con
tanning over 500 most practical and valuable
cooking receipts = free to every patron.
Send postal card with your full address.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Risen with Royal Baking Powder, all these foods are
superatvey light sweet tender delicious and wholesome
Royal Baking Powder is the greatest of time and
labor savers to the pastry cook Besides, it economies
-four butter and eggs, and best of all, makes the food
more digesdble and heathful.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

There are cheap baking powders, made from
alum, but they are exceedingly harmful to
health Their astringent and cauterizing
qualities add dangerous element to food.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, 100 VILLA" STREET. NE" YORK.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-02-08

Hot-breads,
biscuit,
cake,
rolls,
mullins,
crusts,
buildings,
ana
the various
pastries
requiring
a leavening
or raising
agent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21


requirements 9eorogi. pom oe1en aus
oalltl tpieoer Die 100 potter I'm Snaern
NIT ben gum 3anlfballoel oelilinIlien
Waaren oerlorat iueroen. gDle groB Der
9eldaffsCetrleb Der Welelilfatt ~, er.
BELT aus Der Sbatladpe. DAB olelelbe mi
europa onr9 el9ene Sampler IN Wet'
olnoun9 1iept lno oaB 1877 ole alls'
tuDr non peldfpert sl,6l7. SOY betril9 ;
I'm alela9eup .}agre fpuroeI N pas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Wmbte tGmpfen ober terGen.

SD mar nabesu 1ort," idreibt
Srau &oia 3i@arblon, pou aaurel
Springs. q. g.; lid bate bic @us=
sebruns in iOl6 i6limmen @rabe, baB
bic beiten 0octoren iasten, i'd f0nnte
ni6t LANCER ais einen Wonat leben.
sd fling an, Or. Sings SEEM Ois=
couerp 81 sebrau6en unb mar gang
sebeilt, na@bem i6 iieben Slai9en se=
nommen bate: iett bin i1 ftarf unb
wobl." gs lit elm unuerslei6er ee=
bensretter bei Sdminbiu6t, 3unsen>
fieber, Ga Grippe unb 8ron9itis,
unfeblbar sesen 9uiten, grfaltuns,
atbma, 9eufieber, 8rdune ober&eu@s
buiten. @jarantirte Slai@en 50 Cts
unb $1.00. Wcriudsfai9en fret III
@. S. 9uhn's apot5efc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Beruhtuunu.

Sdnod eradblt. persniist i9murs
5elnb. ietnen Sreunben, tpte ct auf Der
lebten &eife i'm @iienbabntpaesor,
einem suten 8etannten cine gang
pertbloie Sai9enubr fir cine solbene
UNI einen boben 8etrag bertauft babe.
r@ber fiir9teit gu Did benin ni9t,
baB ct ben S9pinbel entbeden unb
Sid bann anseisen t0slhte
foI er's msr 3 10 eten9 Sa mar
i@ neusieris!" - Run. bod CANA einz
fab bahlr9, bab er bic l1br benz 9e=
ri9te pprlegt!"-r 8orlegt9 Wie
fam CT porlegen b el1br9 Sd
bab' mieber!"
3mif1en NeufeeIanb uni
Subafrita miro cine re9elmdBise
Eampferlinie, tpel9e bon Der Neuiee=
ldnber &e9ieruns iubpentionirt miro,
einseridtet uerben.. Sic Sdiffe iOllen
einen &aumsebalt bon minoefens 1000
Sonnen beiiben unO nit aiiElanlasen
berie9en iein.
Sie Musbaaaerung bes Ses
lamare &iner bel &eeop Sslano,
45 Meilen unterbalb philadelphia,
madt rese Sortidritte. 9as Slubbett
Toll 80 SUB tief unb 600 SUB brett
tueroen. Ser abseidloiiene Gontratt
perpfli9tet sur gntfernune bon 1900
900 9ubifparbs S9lamm biz gum l.
Ottober 1901.
Sic Grupp'f9en StabI.
merle in @ffen berbraudten i'm
lebten Sabre ni9t tpeniser als 10000
600 Gubitmeter Waifer, bas 1T bel.
ldufig ebenio niel, pie Der 8erbrau9
Ger Staot Grantfurt a. W. NIT $780,
900 ginwobner. Sic giiener @erte
fpniumirten ferner 1882 500 Sonnen
Goblen unb 18,S00,G00 Gubitmeter
@as.
Sic grobe Gtanfcrb'f9e
3u9tfarm in =9llto, Sal,
6eren po~llfdnbiaer 3einertraa Der
Gtanforosllniperiitdt gu Cute tommt,
Hebt iebt auf 10 iiderer 8aiis. bab ibre
grilien3 fat fiir ollie 3eit seiidert 1T.
Our 3eit bon Senator Stanforos SOB
beIaB bic Garm 1463 pferoe. Sieie
9lnsabl murre ipiematii9 rebusirt uno
betrdst nun beildufia 300.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
Ser SanDel nit YeIstperf.

Sir ben Winter i9reibt bic Nllberr-
f9erin Mobe bas Sragen bon Pelaen
Dor. uno in Der beurisen Saiion III
mebr benin je bas aart i~ilbersraue pels=
tuert Der iioameritaaiiden @bindilla
@ollmaus) gu ieben. NuBeroem tuer.
cen nod 3obeI. Ners (Waiiertpieiel),
Marber, Sermelin uno Silberfu6s
niel setauft. Sic 3abl Der aus 3ubel
idbrlid ber9elellten proOufte betrdat
ettpa 1O9. 900 fur Niien unb 9lasfa.
$50, 600 fir Norb= uno Subanlerita,
5000 fir N%Oroeuropa; on prOontten
aus Ners tperoen gefertist 200. 900
fir Norb. uno Siioamerita. $4,000
fir MorDeuropa; an proortten bon
gbetmaroerd 250.000 fir Mittel=
europa. 150,0 fir Noroametita ;
on grseuaniiien BON Sltiiien 80, 900
fir MitteleurOpa, 220, 600 fur Noro=
europa; an grseusniiien Bpm 9ernle=
linen $50, 600 fir Niien unb Wlasfa,
50,0 600 fir N%orreuropa.
Sebr seIu9t limb aud bic Sttern=
felle; es nerben in europa etua 49,
900, in @merifa bon Der ar6beren Dirt
etipa $1,000 Selle i'm Sabre bertauft.
9eionoers Gerben lie in China al
MGnnermiiben bennbt; in 8aDerl,
madt man oaraus 9auben fiir Srauen,
in PreuBen Suiarenmiben. in aanaoa
Srauenbau bi6ube. 9as Sell Der bel
ielteneren Seeotiern bat einen bebell=
tenDen Wertb; $500. ia $1,000 iinb
feine unsem6bnliden preiie fur fold'
Elm Sell. Sic dineiiiden Manbarinen
tragen ga,1ae @6de aus Seeotterfellen
bic 3abl Der Sbiere nimmt aber iteti9
ab, ME Die Der Sbrenrpbben, bon benen
faum 200 Gelle idbrli9 In ben 9anbel
fommen.
Sn Seutfdlanb beionbers tperben
nod INNER biele Selle bon gi6b6rnden
s~erarbeitet. Sic fommen In sablreiden
8arietdtsn Dor, am bo9iien tperoen bic
bunflen Selle Sibiriens eef9dbt. Su
dlterer 3eit baben bic 9eutiden ber=
mutblid nidt MIR bas pisle pelsmert
ibres nod berte in bieier proouttion 10
reiden 2anoes ielbii perbrau9t, ionbern
lie baben aud nod BON ben S9meoen
uno ben &uiien tofbare Selle eefauft.
Sas Nibelungenlieb aus benz IL. Sa6r-
bunbert iagt BON oielerlei pelaperf,
als: u9ermelin uno 3obel uns ber=
glei6en &leiber," bon r9iiten BOZ,
3obel," bon einem r&leioe BON bunt,
9efledten Gdpeoiiden) 2udfen" u. (.
h. Sem Stifte Meiben puroe in Der
erften Gaiierliden Sdentuns bonn
Sabre 983 unter 9lnoerem Der peIa-
aebnte i~ibernieien. Wir ieben ferner an
ben @emdloen unb pcrtrdts Der oert-
f9en Giirien unb @roBel Der @oraeit,
bab lie fafi INNER reid in pel3 eefleibet
tparen; bas @euerbe Der Giridner
nit ieinen pribilesien batirt bon dlte=
rer 3eit, als bic 8egriinoung Der
9ania i'm IS. Sabrbunbert. Sic probe-
arbeiten Meiierfdde) i'm Giber, rnb
C5ien Seutfdlaubs mubten bon 2ann,.,
Warber- uno Gudsfellen, bic i'm Nor.
ben inb ben me;fisn Der Der 6anfa araes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-21
uemlelpeu, oas Ielnem Geper lgoli mu
AZ Snhren Elm 2ieI {ette.

uen,elpen, oas Ielnem NeDe, luorl ma
AZ Sabren Elm 3iel febte.
Sm Sabre 1888 folate ibm 8rano-
bireitor Stuoe. BEN bas Weroienf 9e-
bibrt, ben &audbelm %erIunoen uno
einseflbrt Su baben gum S1ub betnl
ginorin9en In Derqualmte Ndume.
gr mar nur meni9e Sabre Der Setter
Der 9erliner Seuermebr; elm Sersihlag
raffte ion pl6Bli6 oabiu. Sem NaG.
folser muroe Der iebise granobirettor
@iersbera.
SieIer fellte bas Selepbon gu Melbs.
amedeu. bas 0abrrab 81 iAueller. erfer
Ollie In ben Sisni Der Geuermcbr.
9as Sa6rrao, nit brei Mann beieBt
uno nit einem Gtanbrobr unb Sdlaud
perIeben. Tam bur9 bic sroBe Sdnel,
Iiateit, nit Der es CUR STEELE aelanst.
mon9en tleinen 8rano ibnell betdmp-
fen unb unterbriiden. 8ranbbirettor
giersber9 idaffte 9ampfipriben uno
ms9aniide 2eitern on uno erfano ben
elettriiden 2idthab, Der bel Grploiions-
geSabr uno in %perqualmten Gaumen CUR
grleudtun9 Derpenoet wiro.
go III aus ben fleinen Mnfdngen bes
Sabres 1851 elm Snfitut %9etporoen.
beiien Guf beute bur9 bic 9an3e cipilia
iirte Wslt sebt; iino bod oie Srano'
birettoren faIt aller fremben Staaten In
Berlin eetpcien; aus Mmerita uno
| {eIbIf aug Gapftaot iiub lie aefommer
aur geiidtisuns oes Meiderinfiituts.
Sic Yerliner Geuermebr sdblt beute
! 9%ranbbirettor. 81 Gffisiere. 1926
Wanni6aften. 1872 Yferoe. IA Waden.
9 9ampfipriben. Is SanoorudIpriben,
2 srobe ms6aniide 2eiteru, 6 Gabrs
RIDER, 40 iunitise Sabrseu9e (@erdtbe-
tpasen, Senber, periOnennaaen), 500
llnterflurbporanten. 613 Genermeloer,
a., elmer ginmobner5abl bon l. 800, 900.
On 8ettunsswertaeusen beiibt bic
Gerliner Seuermebr, auber ben Spriben
unb 2eitern, einen 3ettunssgurt fir
MGnner llnO einen &ettungsiad fir
Srauen, I'm ~sefdbrbete perIonen burd
Die Senier gu retten, elm Sprun9tuh,
einen Seuertau6er, Der na6 Dirt Der
Sauder toniruirt III. nit 2uftsufii9z
run9 our6 cine &uftpumpe uno forts
wdbrenbe ueberrieielung nit Waiier.
Sn iol6em 9lnsus tann Elm Mann
bis bi9t all ben 9ranoberO Dorcringen
unb lid unmittelbar Den Slammen
ausieben. Serner bot bic Seueruebr
ben i6on ertpdbnten 3audbelm. Der es
Dem Seuer,uehrmann erm0slidt, lid
in 8dumen. bic nit 9iiti9en Gaien
ooer erNidenoem 8au9 9efiillt fino.
auF'rf.'. : uuo MenIdsn baraus 81
*, 31ubt nur bel Geuersgefabr
fpringt Die 9srliner Geuerpebr belfenO
Elm, aud bel WaMersnotb. lleber=
i6pemmunsen Der Seller burd @epits
terregen uno &obrbrii9e, bel @erf9it=
tun9en. bel &pbrlesearbeiten, au6 bel
allen Gtrabenunfdllen fiebt man lie
tbdtis our Stelle. Sa limb In @raten
geiiirste pferoe, umaeruorfene @agen
nit M%auerserdtb, 8dume. bic gu fallet
brOben unb nieoerseleat tueroen miiiien,
| geplabte 9allons nit Sduren, bic aus=
Iauien uno ben @ertebr bemmen. gtn=
mai galt es bic bonn Gturm losseriiiene
9le9betleibuna am 8ranbenburger
Sbor al entfernen unb elm anberes
Mel iosar cine suiammensebro9ene
9roidfe BON Der @traBe gu beieiti9en.