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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

at 1875. Mr.. Carroll, superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50; leader, Mrs.
A. Murray. Preaching at 1880; subject,
"A Disappointed Night" Tuesday night
at 1880, congregational meeting. for the
election of elders: all members requested
to be present. Preparations are being
made for the concert of the South Butte
Presbyterian Mutual Improvement So
ciety, to be held Friday evening, Novem-
Der %.
Trinity NJ. E. church, John Hosking,
pastor; residence, 81 North Main street
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. M, w. H. Crib
bin and John Callow, superintendent.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m. in the
church parlor, Mr.. Trethewey, leader.
Monday evening business meeting of the
Epworth League. Tuesday evening regu
lar prayer meeting. Wednesday even
ing choir rehearsal; David Rumble, choir
director. Friday evening, class meeting:
H. James, leader.
Second Church of Christ (Scientis),
% West Quartz street; first reader. Mrs.
Charlotte Grimes; residence, 40 Mary
land avenue-MorninS service, II o'clock;
day school II m. Testimonial meeting,
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Read
ing room open daily from II a. m. to 4
p. m.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
Arizona and Second streets; James w.
TAFT pastor; residence, 935 Arizona
street-Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p.
~, Sunday school at 2:30: NJ. Logan
Mcdonald, superintendent. League devo-
yotional meeting, $50; Logan Mcdonald,
leader. Prayer meeting, Wednesday
evening. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
First Church of Christ (Scentist. $50
West Broadway, corner Excelsior; first
reader. Mrs. Anna c. E. Crowley-Sun-
day. November 10, 1901 subject, "Mortals
and Immortals." Services, 10 a. M and
| s d. m, Sunday school, 12:15 p. m. Wed
nes,lay evening meet at o'clock. Read
| ing rooms open from II a. m. to . p. M,
| except Sunday.
| Mountain View NJ +. church. Quartz
and Montana streets; Alfred IL. Henry,
| pastor, Preaching services IL a. M ana
1880 p. IN. Morning subject, Ihe
Leaguers' Sphere of Influence" Evening
subject ",The Supreme Ambition Of
Jesus" Glass meeting at 10 a. M; sun
day school at 1890 p. M; Junior League
at $3.50 p. NJ; Epworth League at 6:3o
D.. m. Midweek prayer service Wednes-
day at p. m, preceded by Sunday
school teachers meeting. The Mountain
View Literary society meets Friday eve
ming. Program to be given by tourist
section.
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This afternoon Master John Wharton
is celebrating his 18th birthday at the
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One Of the jolliest affairs of the week
was the combination Of two dinner par
Ties last Sunday evening. Mrs. Frederic
p. Holbrook entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. A. Root MIR. and Mrs. W. Hamilton,
Afr. and Mrs. w. Nice. White. At the
game time Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter were en-
Pertaining Miss Cotter of Denver, George
n. Robinson and George Wesley Davis.
AFTER the dinner was over, they COM
hined forces and adjourned to the par
TORS. where a delightful evening was
passed. Although entirely informal, an
excellent impromptu program of music.
etc, was given. Mr.. Root gave operate
selections charmingly, and Mrs. Hol-
brook, who is a favorite singer, gave sew
eral solos. Everyone contributed to
the amusement of the others in some
way, the result being that the party was
reluctant to say goodnight.
An especially dainty and elaborate
dinner was given last night by F. A.
deinze at his apartments on East Broad
way. the guests of honor being Miss
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Adah Roberts and DR.. Renick. Mr..
Heinze's bachelor apartments are charm
ing, and last night they were rendered
more beautiful than ever by the ex-
quisite floral decorations, American
Beauty roses in graceful design and pro-
fusion. The dining room, with it's mag
nificent collection of stems, presented a
picture with its glitter of cut glass,
sheen of silver, dainty china and access
series embedded in floral loneliness. The
guests were Miss Adah Roberts, Dr.
Renick. Mrs. Margaret Cunningham,
Mrs. H. Troutman. Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
James Forbis, Mrs. H. I. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Nice. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick P. Holbrook, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Walker Clark, Mrs. j.
w. Cotter, Miss Belle lie Beau, Miss
Mary Walker, Miss MacGinniss Messrs.
John MacGinniss, Lee Mantle, Dick
Lacey, Faulkner, G. V. Renisk, Carlos
Warfield, E. Blossom Carnocan.
This afternoon a very pretty little tea
is being given for Miss Lillian TilbOurn,
who leaves for the east with her parents
in few days, by Miss Lena Brown of
West Granite street. The DECORATIONS
are pretty white and pink carnations.
mingled with smilax. Covers are laid
for u, and the name cards are beautiful
little sketches done by local artist.
feature of the afternoon before the tea
was a literary contest. In attendance
are the Misses Young, Clara Hinkle,
Pipe, Lillian Tilbourn, Olive Harwood,
Marie Harood, Cowles, Lambrecht. Mac
| Manus.
Miss Belle Corey Of Helena was the
| guest of honor at a charming tea given
| Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. G.
Sanders at her home, 1922 South Wash
| ington. The guests were: Mesdames
w. H. De Witt. Charles r. Leonard, Ep-
| ping, A. T. Morgan, Laurence Harris,
| George B. Dygert, Charles Walker
| Clark, l.. P. Sanders, Misses Lowery'
| Rumley, S. Sanders, Daisy Dawson,
Edith Bickford, Adah Roberts. Pierce.
Rumley, Madge Marks, Bartlett. of Chi
J cago, Nell Lloyd.
Mrs. Louis P, Best of 80 Silver street,
| who lust returned from a six months
European trip, entertained the Needle
| Graf club at her home Thursday after
| noon. Dainty refreshments were served
| A feature which will cause the men,
bers to always remember the day was
the pretty souvenir given to each one by
| Mrs. Best, each one from some different
place abroad. Those present were: Mes
danes Best, Henry Mueller. Fish, Nc
| Council, Blackburn. Hall. Saviil. J. w
| Gum, A. Clayton, Heidrick. Williams.
Not long ago the members OF the
music department of the Woman's cluf
decided to give a series of chamber con-
certs at the residence Of Mrs. 1gnatius
Donnelly. The first one was giVel
| Thursday evening, and a success
| proved in every way. The parlors Were
thronged with members of the club ant
| their friends.
This afternoon Master John Wharto!
is celebrating his 18th birthday at tn
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of the futility of hunting trip without
that lethal weapon.
George is now s years old, tall,
quiet, thoughtful boy, very studous.
very fond Of his family circle, but still
more in love with hunting than anything
else, and Is the idol of his father and
"Uncle Mac" He is at present visiting
in Butte, overseeing the training Of Mr..
Macdougalls greyhounds with staii
gravity. Few grown men know more
about guns, bird-dogs, the habits OF
game and such subjects than this young
ster.
He is also quite fisherman, accom-
panies his father on all sorts of rough
trips, catches his share of fish and takes
his share of hardships with more pluck
than plenty of grown men show.
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Duncan" a character study OF each. The
evening concluded With mention and dis
custom Of current events.

custom Of current events.
Yesterday afternoon the Atlas club
met in the rooms Of the Business Mems
association. Current topics were dis
cussed and roll call answered by quo
tations. An excellent paper was read
by Mrs. Kicker, 1.-THE Franks and Bur-
gundians-Their Settlements in eau"
Miss TURNKEY had been deputized by
Mrs. Holmes to read her paper on 1.-THE
Nandal Kinkdom in Africa" and did so,
The Butte Girls club met this week
with Miss Lulu Lewis, and next week
they will meet with Miss Florence
Cooney in West Park street. The club
has decided to have more orlg1a! es-
says and fewer recitations and stories.
They will elect president next time to
succeed Miss Phoebe Wethey, who has
resigned.
The Art club met in the studio Of
Miss Cox, 16 West Broadway, Friday
afternoon and talked about two great
pictures of Murillo. A paper was read
by little Miss OBrien that treated most
ly of the life of this artist. He was born
in Spain of humble parentage and suf-
fered many hardships ere attaining the
heights of a master. Another paper,
read by Miss Irene Somerville. spoke of
Murillo's great picture The Immacu-
late Conception This is one OF the
famous work of art revered by all
nations and all creeds The central
figure rapresents the artists ideal of the
perfect woman: she is clothed in a robe
of dark blue covered by mantle Of sill
yer sheen. The Virgin is surrounded by
countless angels and is noted for the
pure devotional expression. Another
picture of Murllo's is his St. Anthony
holding the Christ-child. There is lit
tie story woven into the painting of this
picture. 1t is said that Muri,lo SO lived
in the thought Of the wonderous Christ
love that this child appeared to him as
he worked at his easle Titian's AS
sumption of the Virgin" was carefully
gone over in a paper by Miss Frances
Carroll. This picture represents the
mother of Jesus being carried away on
cloud because she prayed TO be saved
from the darkness of death. An article
on Grecian mythology was read by Miss
Edna Ccbban. The club meets Friday
at p. m. at the studio of Miss Cox.
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Warrior home at Columbia Gardens. His
guests will spend the afternoon happily,
have fine dinner, and then come IN ana
go to see the minstrels. The guests
are: Julia Horgan, Drea tombstone,
Halle Boucher, Nan and Lillian Vi
Wan, Carrie and Jessie Wharton, George
Fair, Harry Lindey. Mcbride. Lewis.
Edgar Wild, Ben Fair.
Knowing Mrs. J. K. Clark's reputation
as an ideal hostess it is safe to predict
that her dinner, to be given at her home
tonight for Miss Adah Roberts and DR..
full of the many given for the young
couple.
Mrs. Will A. Clark, Miss Adah Roberts
and Miss Helen McKechAie were the
guests of honor at a card party given
by Mrs w. b. Hamilton at her home on
the West Side, Tuesday afternoon. The
decorations were very handsome.
Mrs. Will A. Clark gave dove dim
ner for Miss Roberts at the residence of
Senator Clark, Thursday evening. which
was dainty little affair. The decora-
lions were in chrysanthemums. Those
present We're: Frank f. Shaw. Mrs.
Godfrey Lauzier, Mrs. F. P. Holbrook,
Mrs. Charles Walker Clark, Mrs. Frank
Pearce, Misses Adah Roberts, Miss Bart
lett, lie Beau.
AS Dr. Renick becomes a benedict
next Tuesday, Charles and Will Clark
decided to give him a "send off" at the
Thornton last Wednesday evening, a
stag dinner. 1t was one of the most de-
lightful affairs of the kind evet given
in Butte. At the table We're: c. w.
| Clark, F. A. Heinze, McWhite, 10 vi
| Wan, DR.. Hall. Jo Long, John b. Reed
DR.. Murray, Jno. Cotter, Geo. Erwin, Lee
| Mantle, General Warren, Jno. FOrbis. J
| B. Roote, John McGinniss, J. l.. Tenn
| plevean, DIR. Schwartz, DR.. Bernheim
DR.. Campbell. Judge w. M. Bckford. w
A. Clark. Jr., c. V. Renick. H. A. Root
Eugene Carroll DR.. J. Freund. JEFF Lo'
zier, r. A. Cornochan, e. H. Wilson
Chas. Roe, Frank Pearce, Dr. Jno. Nc.
Intyre, Mr.. Mangam. Frank Shaw, Robt
erik, VIM. Falconer, j. X. Heslet, Lee
Roy Mallory, Carlos Warfield, Geo
| Casey.
This week routine work only was &C
complshed in the clubs, but all thu
members enjoyed the work in every club
| The City Federation of Clubs held :
l
! meeting, but although many affairs o
| moment We're alluded to, nothing def
mite was done. The meeting was held II
| the morning, which is inconvenient TO
several of the members. The presiden
and delegate of the West Side Shake
speare club We're absent and the dele
gate from the Atlas club. The Woman
club adjusted several affairs of i'm
portance and at the next meeting it
probable the club will decide to do a
this department has advocated, stop tn
publishing of business details, Givin
only the program, and when fine pape
is read, the paper in full or resum
| of it.
Although it was a 1isagreeable nigh
there was a fair attendance at the Yves
Side Shakespeare club, Tuesday even
ing, the club meeting with Mrs. JACK
man. The questions given out last wee
| were answered and the ones for nax
week distributed. Act v. of Macbet
/ was read and Mrs. Yancey read Yer
| able paper on Malcolm. MacduH IN
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WHICH no SIIll16S
ca n hide, and
often in their very
carriage betray
the WON an1y
weakness which
Expresses them.
There can be no
perfect health for
the woman who
suffers from dis
ease of the delicate
womanly organ.
.isr1. Her general
health is SO init
rately related to
the local health of
the wo1nanly or
gans that these
must be cured be-
fore the general
h e alt h can be
established.
DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vOrite Presentation
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st, Pauls M. +. church, south, corner
of Idaho and Galena street; Rev. S. H.
c. Burgin, pastor; residence, los South
Idaho street. Services at IL a. m. and
1880 p. IN. The Rev. J. w. TAFT VIII
preach at II a. m. and the Rev. r. H.
Shaeffer will preach at 1880 p. m. Sum
day school, $3.50 a. m., G. c. Baldwin SUI
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09
THE POL$E

OF a woman in perfect health attracts
the eye at ones. Such a woman is all
too rarely seen. The most of women
bear scars of suffering ON their faces
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-09

perintendent; class meeting at 1890 p.
M, s. L. Churchill leader; Epworth
League devotional meeting $50 p. M,
e. r. Manley president; prayer meeting,
I p. M. Rev. r. H. Shaeffer will lead.
Scandinavian M. E. church, Copper and
Alaska streets: N. L. Hansen, pastor.
Preaching at II a. m; preaching at 8
p. M; Sunday school at IL m. Rev.
F. A. Scarvia of Great Falls will preach
morning and evening and will conduct
revival meetings every night this week.
Sue-You said you were going to marry
an artist, and now you're engaged to Q
dentist.
Flo-Well, isn't he an artist? He
draws from real life!
She Cunning from the piand1-There,
how do you like that refrain?
He-Splendid-and the more you re-
frain the better I like it,"
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES

Mount Bethel and Unity NJ. E.
churches, l.. L. Tower, pastor; residence.
Vaudeville - Mount Bethel: Morning
preaching. Sunday school at 2:3O p. m.'
r w. Nichols, superintendent. Evening
nreaching by Rev. c. w. Shlppn Oh
Butte. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Extensive prepara-
TONS are being made for a great social
event on Thanksgiving evening. to be-
gin at o'clock in the church; 1t Will DC
a birthday social. and all are requested
to bring as many cents as they are years
old. A cordial welcome to all. Unity:
Morning and evening preaching by the
pastor at II o'clock and 7:3o O'CLOCK
Morning subject. 'The Sanctuary OF Elk.
nIanation." Evening subject. "What
Shall We Read?" Sunday school at 2:su
n. M. James Dobb. superintendent.
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening at ':S'
O'clock
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South Butte Presbyterian church. cor
ner of First street and Utah avenue;
nastor, Rev. Frederick Tonge; residence.
rear OF the church-The pastor VIII
nreach Sunday morning at II o'clock, on
,:,search the Scriptures" Sunday school
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a t.s Chang "ll ir thc t-flt-
H' 'H' foreign minister ot CHINA, te-
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gents throughout fnt thNilg arc
sirrcaorrins
tml Irgerin. ueil-to-do farmer
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FRIDAY.

Taylor soo;s. a life prisoner IN ths
Hansas Pcrite-tiary. hanged hh..sclt
in his rril
An irumense now % oil was struck
81 the Sitisngtva EazSh. Gear Coiora-
A. SPRING. Col
Throdorc wancrt. who kgied "a
wife and FOUR children. was hanged e
Henlcrsor. Mlnn.
Ccn. MacArthur rccommcnts that
Gen. Funston 30 made a briga.iirr IN
the regular army.
s. movement is on foot 60 ssiso o.
lish uniformed rsak lu on the labor
snions OF che country.
Charles d. Dietrich. Hastings
banker. ~as elected United States
senator hy ere Nebraska legislature.
THE committee on relations % thc
Cuban constitutionai convention held
"a meeting and made a.c direrent re-
ports
uiee raneil widely known au,-
year. WAS shot and KILLED hy Mr.
icrr.ev at riptonviiic Tenn. dnr-
lrC quarrel
Cuaat Hani De Cnsteilanc has With
ceant of ae article published 'n ths
l.r.. f.-aro. against NJ. ur Eoiays.
Nat.I Constructor Uonson has i,ecn
.r..r.d to Nashmefon for sn+-aai
.orne.tlan with Che hrr0an
HI .rH.f.on and repair of thc
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Taylor soo;. a life priSoner IN ths
Hsn-as P~s.tcztiary. hanged hi,..scis
in his ~rfl
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ElaB.Sot9rtmgem.

Strabburs. Man beabii9tisi
bic 9ebetne Der fransDiifden Solbaten,
bic am Is. Musuit 1870 in Der Sdladi
Bel @rapelotte auf ben !9Dben bon
point<bu<Sour sefanen iinb, auf franz
sDiti9en 8oben nah Mars<la=Sou
gu perbrinsen. Die feierlide l1ebers
fi6runs biefer @ebetne, an Der ii9 aui
beutf9er Seite Der &ommanbeur BEG
16. Wrmeetorps, @raf 9dfeler, unb aui
fransOitf9er Sette Der gbef etnes
9renaarmeeforps betbeiltsen tptrb, I'll
auf 4nfans Ottober anberaumt.
Meb. &iiralt4 ertrant bier beim
8aben Der italienifde Nrbeiter Soit,
On feineln 2ei9enbesdnsnife betbetlis'
ten ii1 mebr aIs 600 bier unb in BET
l1msesenb bef9dftiste Staliener. Die
Soften bes Acknowledgements purbeu
bur9 Sub5tription unter ben Mrbeiz
tern gebedt. Sage tpurbe pGbs
renb zines f9peren 9epitters Elm
MiIitGrpoffen bonn 8liB eetroffen,
Ser 8erlebte tpurbe in's 2asaretb ses
bra9t.
ct. Mmorin. Die &ouperts
fabrit 2eIoup &c @utIarb brunnte Big
auf ben @runb nieber. DIS 11rfa9s
bes Sdabenfeuers nirb 8ranbitiftune
permutbet.
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@eferret1.

Disn. 5ier tpurbe SRI. emma
Stt, bic fia bur9 felbftftdnbise botas
ntfde Sorf9unsen b%erporsetban, gun,
Softor Der Pbtlofppbte promoptrt.-
8ei ben beurieen neutrality-suspicious.
am Staatsspmnai ium in Galsburg
purben audi bier Wienerinnen, spei
NIT Iusaai9nung, approbirt.-Ser
Sdneiberasbilfe Qlots Mtra polIte fid
Dor ben Wusen feiner Srau aus ieiner
TN brttten Stodperf gelegenen Wob>
hung in bel, 9t9tbof ftiirsen. Die Srau
febte ibm mad unb fudte ibn an ben
SiBen au erbalten, bod tire 8raft err
labmte, unb Mtra itiirate in Die Siefe.
Gr blteb fofort tobt ltesen.
Mgron. Ser 16idbrtse Span
@ibatopttfd in pobsoraa fprans aus
Nabrunssforsen In einen flammenoen
3iegelofen, mo- ct perfoblte.
8aben. Ster feterte @raberaog
Rainer bas Seft feiner scloenen 9o4s
aeit nit Marta &aroltna, elmer So9z
ter bes 5retbeitsfdmpfers Grsberspgs
Rarl. Oie 8epDlferuns eriptes benz
boben paare, bas, tinberlos, febt bel
fir bic Rurifabt setban bat, terslide
gbrunaen burd etnen 9ulbisunssfefts
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Ittentat au einen per

Qttentat auf einen Der
onenbampfer. Der NIT PaKa=
gieren pplbsfebts Spnau : Sampfer
n3rinp Mi.lps" befanb ii6 tir5li9 in
Der Ndbe bon gu1au, 8apern, auf Der
8ersfabrt BON Neubaus mad 8ilbenz
rama, als pl0sli9 stpei S6ife au'
bas S6iff obgefeuert purben. Si
erite &reel orons in BEN &abfaiten, bi
srpeite perleBte cine 8auersto9ter or
Saumen Der linfen Sanb. Die S9if
toaren bonn reften ufer aus eefane.
unb balb fab ma etnsn No6en abftoz
fen, in pelfem Der IttentGter auf hos
anbere llfer ertfliebsn poate. 9es
Camper iette fofort Elm 9oot aus 5u1
gerfpleung bes Sli@tigen. Dim ufei
tpolte her Ittentdter bur6 einen5
Sprung an bas 2anb ben @erFoIsern'
5i6 entSieben; er fiel aber in bas 8afz
fer unb tpurbe pon Der S9iffsbemarz
rung erfabt, auf ben Sompfer eebra9t
unb nit Striden an ben Mait gebunz
ben. Sian bate es nit benz 2~4iGbrigen
9robidmiebsiobn S6Is aus Neubous
gu tbun. Sn @nselbartsseu tpurce
S6ib BON eir,em Tinanamann ben Be-
BORDEN 1.berseben, na4oem er auf benz
S9iffe bsinabe selpn9t porben pGrs!
@ls bas berpunbete MGb6en ben
Sanbf6ub aussoe, fiel bic &usel berz
aus. @6is min ieinen turs porber
aefouften Repolper baben uprobiren'
polen.
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g, BIumenforjo unp ar,pere Jerrlgs

aug, 8lumentor,o unD anpere Jerngs
feiten.
RIagenurt. Der tpegen grs
mprbung TIRES &inbes bonn biefisen
G9purseridte gum Sobe psrurtbeilten
Marie Dorm tpurbe bur9 einan fats
ferli6en 9nabenaft bic Sobesftrafe
na9geIeben. Ser Sberfte 9eri9tsboT
perbdnste iber Marte Dorm 5pDlf
Sabre f9peren &erters.
Gemberg. Dor benz &reisgeri9t
in Strpi tparen mebrere polt3iiten bon
Solina angetlast, bic einen tpesen
Siebitabls Derbd4tisen Burden, Inn
ibn gu einem @eitdnbnib gu brinsen,
berart priiselten unb folterten, bab ct
unter ibren 9dnben tobt blieb. Die
polisiiten tpurben gu ie bier Monaten
ftrensen Irreits perurtbeilt.
2unbenburs. 9ier 1T Der
&pmmanbant Der &riessi9ule, Gene
ralmaior Clinton @ef9, Der fi9 ouf
elmer Snfpettionsreiie befanb, plDbli6
am 9eraf4lase s~eItorben. 9erfelhe if
81 Sabre alt getporoen.
Nttolsburg. Der Geiftli9e
gpriG Haprabil, pfarrer in Muf9au,
babete i'm S9tpar3apafluife unb err
trant. Die 2et9e tonnte erft nod
mebrfiinoteem Su9en aufsefunben
tperben. 9Dabrf9einlid purbe Der
pfarrer I'M Wafer bon S~ersfrdmpfen
befauen.
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mern peri9ittet unb mar .slei6fuls
tobt.
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elmer @iua fibrenben 8erspfab ftiirste
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dem Die sanoe Strobernte BON 30
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5euer aussebro9en, bas 400 Dieter
centner 9unf perni9tete.