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New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
RUDYARD KIPLrNG ON THE REFORNERs'

In THE London Times OF October u appears a
poem by Rudyard Kiping. entitled The Reform
ers." 1t is prefaced by the following extract from
a private letter.:
The men who have been through this South Afri-
mill will no longer accept the old. outworn
explanations. They know too much and IL Is 10
them must look when they come back. for the
real work of reform In every direction
The following of the poem show what
Mr.. Kipling thinks the future "reformer In Eng
land will be and do:
Not in the camp his victory lies.
Or triumph in the marketplace.
Who his nations sacrifice
To turn the judgment from his race
He shall forswear and put away
The idols of his sheltered mousse
And TO Necessity shall pay
Unfinching tribute OF his VOWS
He shall plead another's act
Nor bind him in anothers oath
To weigh the Word above the Fact.
Or make take excuse for sloth.
The yoke he bore shall press him still.
And long ingrained effort goad
To find. to fashion and fulfil
The cleaner life. the sternsr code.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB
A SOCIAL. AND POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
WHICH HAS NO COUNTERPART
IN THE CITY

The Harlem Republican Club Is more Of a social
organization than fighting political club, but It's
influence has been repeatedly felt in past
paigns. 1t is potent factor in Harlem politics
to-day Tho centre of militant Republicanism in
the XXXIst Assembly District is the Central Re-
publican Club a larger organization. This group
q. men receives valuable advice and encouragement
from the Harlem Club The two organizations
work together their officers confer frequently. and
effective campaign work Is the result.
Centrally situated in a neighborhcod where many
we'll k.Gown citizens make their home the Harlem
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

show between 200 and 800 different open stoc
patterns. from which any number OF pieces yo
wish can be selected. Before transferring thi
stock to our new building in list street severa
marked reductions have been made
Some of our customers are already orderfn
their Christmas gifts. We hold goods and shi
at any date desired
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

C. E Merritt H. A wilkins. Samuel S. Slater.
Ferdinand Hulberg. William Sherer, James y Wat
kins S B. Stiles James A Cryan, John B. Carss'
and George III. Taylor.
Among the clubs active members are George r
RidwelI Collector of the Port OF New-Y York;
Thomas T. Ellison, ex-senator John Ford. David
Friedsam Abraham Gruber. General Francis V
Greene Henry Cirasse, ]. S. Kennedy. eX-Songress-
man Philip b. Low. Frank Moss, Arthur /. ShereT'
Wright president of the House of Correction
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
THE STATUE OF ALMA MATER.

ROUGH PLASTER CAST OF THE GOBLET ME-
MORTAL SET UP AT COLUMBIA
The first rough plaster cast of the statue of Alma
Mater was set up at Columbia University yester-
day in order that the architect. Daniel G. French.
might get an idea of its consonance with the sur
roundings and make such notifications he
might consider necessary. The statue will be pre-
sented to the university as memorial of the late
Robert C;oelet of the class of go by his widow
and children. The design of the sculptor has been
approved by both the givers and the trustees. and
the finished statue expected be in place by the
annual commencement of lsW
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

II Frenchmen have not been led captive by
these so-called enemies of law and order and Of
democratic institutions. conservative England
with its prejudice against everything that is not
insular would seem 10 be tolerably secure
against the monastic invasion. Political propa-
gandists who have failed in their own country
will hardly be likely to succeed in undermining
English patriotism. n. +.
COLONEL DYER'S APPROACHING WEDDING.
INSPECTION OF THE 18TH REGIMENT POSTPONED
TILL AFTER THE HONEYMOON TRIP.
Orders have been issued from general headquar-
changing the date of the annual inspection OF
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

gS Minnesota state fair, Ha1n1ine, Aug.
2nd to 1901 For the above oc-
casion the 500 Line will sell. on An
gust 31st to Sep ptsn1ber 9th inclusive,
FOUND trip tickets to Minneap polis and
sst.s Paul at one fare he fair this
year promises to be d record breaker,
many imp oyements have been made
since last year and the exhibits, races
and special amtlsernen features will
by Tar eclipse those of any previous
Il fab. FtirfT ler particulars from any
500 Line agent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

from and including date of sale. Also
tickets on sale daily Chicago to Buff
falo and return at SIG 90 for the round
trip, with Is day limit, including date
of sale. $21.OO Chicago to-! Buffalo
and return good for thirty days. III
Tickets Chicago to New York and
return at special reduced rates. Write
John Y. Callahan, general agent, III
Adams street, Chicago, for full partic-
uIars and folder showing time Of
trains, etc. "a 34 s;s.s. s # s3s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
First Publica ion !, Aug 19, 1901

,CTATE Of NORTH DAKOTA II county 81 Bur-
AI leigh b, in District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict; Alexander McK Kenzie, plainti vs. John c..
Stowell, Patrick p: Byrne. as City Treasurer Of
the city Ct Bismarck, North Dakota, defend
Snminons $
The state Of North Dakota to the above named
defendants
ou are hereby SUNNI oned to- answer the COM
plant ii this actor and to serve copy pf gonr
answer 70 the comp Int upon the subscribers
mons upon you, exclusive Of the day of said ser-1
vice; and in case ,of your fiji lure to appear Or
answer, dgment will be tai zen against you BY
default for the relief demanded in the COM
plaint. Dated July 19, 1901 {s5
BALL, WATSON & MACLAY, HUH
Plaintiffs attorneys Fargo, N. ID. D.s.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

Bismarck to Cleveland and return
for the Grand Army encampment via
the N. P. and Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railways. Tickets on sale
September 9Th, 7th and sth; final limit
returning October Sth. y: :&@ 5 .,s v.
Low round trip rates Cleveland to
Buffalo for the Pan-American exposi-
ton. For detailed information call
on local agent, Bismarck. 49,. '.. q
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

VIII be the features of the state fair
at Hamline, Sept. 2 to 7th inclusive,
1901. $Yod should not miss the fair
this year. One fare plus 80 cents for
the round trip. For particulars see
S.. H. Scott, agent, N. P. Ry. ,',4 !.,.r
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
BEFORE YOU m DECIDE YOU
.s$ ROUTE TO THE PAM
ssyaJ gTy }t- hndEyroTN AM E -.. 5H@E /
on 'Es'A ~

AMERICAN.

See what you can do via 500 or Mack
mac and the Lakes. You will enjoy
lake trip immensely Just now. We
have many attractive routes to choose
from. Call on nearest 500 Line agent
or write to W.. R. Galloway, general
passenger agent, Minneapolis, MINI. Il
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
RoosEYELT COMING .WEsT

j He will open the Minnesota state
fair at HamIine on September 2. This
y is your opportunity to see the popular
vice president of the United States,
Halt fare from all 500 Line stations,
August 3lst to September 9Th inclusive.
Full particulars from agents. -
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
DAILY ExcRsIoNUs TO BUFFALO

DAILY ExCRsIoNUs TO BUFFALO
:: ~ = : AND. NEW YORK I MI
Via the -,ickel Plate Road, Through
trains to New York city without
change. Vestibuled s1eepers to Chi
cago and Boston. Dining cars on ali
trains. Meals served on American
club plan, at from 35 cents to 81 90:
Write John Y. Callahan, General
Agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago, for
particulars. s,5s= IS; .5 h
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
DAILY EXCURSIONS VIA: NICKEL
ss. "a: PLATE ROAD. %.:. tE..,

Chicago to Buffalo and New York.
Special low rates and favorable limits
on all points east. Call or. address
John 7. Callahan General Agent, III
Adams street, Chicago. 5=G I$.2.5 81
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
College ] Of Law + a
State University Of North ! Dakota k ia

Z Courses and method Of teaching and study
are based upon those Of the Harvard and Cox
umbia Law schools. The courses are equal in
and very comprehensive in treatment. The
system is peculiarly adapted to mind-driu and
discipline. AZ s jfsa \:
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
3WOMAN's RELIEF CORPS.

Meets second and fourth Fridays Of each
month. at g. A. r.. hall. FLORENCE Ward, Presi-5
dent; Emma -. Falconer, Secretary.
a TIE FLORENCE GRITTENToN CIR
Gle Sof Bismarck iiary to the National
Mrs. sAddies sJ Wogan; Corresppn ding Secretary
Linda W. Slaughter Recording Secretary a
Josie i. Beers; Rescue Band Mrs. e. NJ: Carr
Lucy Maid, Mary q. W hitecraft, s. b. Johnson,
is organized for the Christian redemption Of
errlng, girls and women who may receive
friendly assistance by pplying5 to The: Rescue
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
NOTICE OF TEACHERS, ExAMINA-

NOTICE OF TEACHERS ExANdINA-
e 5s5 s $.5s. I, y TIC t.3s
5ss2T he first teachers examinatio I'M.
der the new law will be held at tht
office OF supe perintendent Dunn Friday
August 4 30 The reading circle exam.
/ i,lation for 1901 will be Held Saturday
August 81
IL I FANNIE A. DUNN,
County Superintende
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
ONE e CENT "a MILE

q. a., Il. E,NCAAfPMEsnT Al CLEvE-
LAND, OHIO, sEPTEMBER 10-14,
1901. 81
low rate OF ss1A .ses ST. Paul I'd
Cleveland and return will be made
September s. 3, with return good It'll
septemhe 15 Cor oct. 8 by payment
fof 50 cents Via the Chicago Great
Western Railway. educed rate tick
cts also on sale September 9th and
e II. No transfer between depots at
Ghieago Take the special through
train At st. Paul, Sunday September
ats q: 30 For fuIIth Ell NORMA tion
ssina1iire of any Great Western agent 81
T. Elmer general passenger agent
Chicago iii.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
TO THE PAN-AMERICAN ExPos1-
Z ~. 4, TON AT BUFFALO.

TO THE PAN-AMERICAN, EXPOSE
e \; TON AT BUFFALO. ~: !:
The most popular railway from the
northwest to the great show at Buffalo
! will be the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul. .% ..sss7 5.,: .S g5gj5, +: +: y. :
It runs every day, FIVE beautiful
trains from St. Paul and Minneapolis
to Chicago, connecting directly with
all eastern lines r @ M ss52 A }s5S H
Its celebrated Pioneer Limited (the
4 famous train OF the world} leaves Min
neapolis 1870 p. nj. and st. Paul $40
48p. m. daily, arriving at Chicago, 8: 80
next morning. !, sEs.5 3.{; Y
IL; Special features Of the Milwaukee
service are the observation, buffet
parlor cars on day trains, private COM
$partment and standard sIeepers IN
night trains, as well as buffet smoking
cars and the best dining service IN the
world
Tickets at cheap rates will be on sale
every day at al points on the Chicago.
Z Z AIiiwaaIlree q ST. Paul Ry to Buffalo
and return, and the ma mum comfort
4 can be obtained by using this line.
Write toSJ Conlle assistant gen
era1 passenger agent. ST. PaIlI for the
SsssA Milwaukee Pan American folder
tone Of the comp test and most COM
Drehensive guides net published of the
exposition1 aud all y informati ton con-s
;seerning rates, etc.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
Low RATES TO NEW YORK AND
:3 # 1 RETURN. :s. s.s II 7 37. x5s $S.s

\ The Chicago Great w Western Railway
will sell round trip tickets to New
York and return at very low rates with
Of stop-oyers at Buffalo, Mag
ara Falls, Washington, Baltimore and
Philad delphia. For further informa.
tion apply to any Great Western agent
or J. P. Elmer, g. P. a., Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
lIG. .A,.41R.

James 3. McPherson Post No. 2, Depart
ment OF North Dakota Grand Army 81 the
Republic. meets every second and fourth
Thursday IN each month at c. sA. II. hail.
Bismarck, NJ d. 81 C. G. "a staley .gS Colonel
Conn ding q. 8. Pierce, Adjutant. 6Ss
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
/ $FAGULT>Y:


WEBSTER N MERRIFIELD, NJ. A..
HON GUY q. 81 CoRLIss Jean an and
Professor Of Torts and Conflict Of
JOHN 3. BLAIR, B. A., LII, B. lHar-.
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erty, Evidence, Trusts, O. Corporations,
Partnership and Bankruptcy and Sec
retary Of the q Faculty. s3z5 81. ss 5 :.s, I,
L. &. ARMSTRONG;, M. A, LIB.
columbia Law school T. Instructor in
}. Property, Criminal Law, Bills and
Notes, Damages and Suretyship. Il s@
WILLIAM5L. NUESSLE, b. a., LIZ B.
North Dakota University Law
school Instructor in Agency, Per-.
Z sonal Property and Pleading. $:92.
HON. JOHN NJ. .COCHRANE, LII b.
4 tMichigan) cturer on Criminal Pro-
cedure. 5 s3 CO: =: :5is;.l :. .s#s 35
BARDI G. SKULAsON, B. Alec;
turer on Sales and Carriers. &S
HON. TRACY r. BANGS Lecturer
. on Witnesses. s B: 5@Sa &; ISL
HON. ROBERT NJ. cARoTHERs. Ii.
. B. lMichigan ~ ecturer on Wills. 9#
f.. b. FEETHAM-- Lecturer on North
Dakota Practice. :},t5 :$s s3i; M ..f& Il,
CT "A. BANG GS Lecturer on Commercial
Instruments. fs ,:i: II. III
SPECIAL LECTURERS:
HON. CHAs. F. AMIDoN,.B b. Lee t,-.
I. turer on Equity igS; :S5 .zl I
HON N. O. YOUNG, M. A., LII. b.
Lecturer on PARTNERSHIP
HON. D. b. MORGA N-- lecturer on
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

bismarck Chapter, ia, !, q. ii. S Meets
iEst and third Fridays In each month at
"a asonic. hal, Dakota Block. Matilda.
Edick. A V. "A Minnie 3. Davidson, Sec
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
SECRET s D t,IETIEs.
MASONIC,

Bismarck Lodg Al. +. s6s A. M, Mo- D.s
Meets FIRST and third Mondays Il, y each
month at Masonic hall. A. e. PAtterson,
w A. .sRsss W. =. Cochrane. Secretary
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

]. Tancred Gommandery, knights Templar.
Mo- Meets third Thursday In each,
month att Masonic hall, Dakota Block
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
B .IDEGREE, oFl n HnNflR {. J

Capital Lodge No. 1e.s ss Meets every sec-3
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of each month at
WOrkman ID hall In the Bnker block at 81 %p.8
q. Mrs. Elizabeth Laist, n e. OF 4 d. 4; Mrs,..SS
Katherine Ritchie, Recorder. .zTi# ##Ssf
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
AMERICAN EXPOSITION, BUZZ

FALO, a 81
The Chicago Great Western RailwayI
sells through excuns ion tickets ct very
low rates, with choice of All rail sss
rail to Chicago, Detroit or e,legeIassd
ana lake Journey thence to- Bufisss.i
Eaui ipment and service unssirpa isxsss.
A valuable folder To Do had for the ask-s
Ing. Fos faIl infornaation and Foi de7sl
address any Great Western agent, an
u. a.. Eaner, q. r, All, lhfoago
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

sa8. 700 Tl1 BUFF no AND RETURN
siis8.
Viii the Nickel Plate road from Chi
eagos ffor the Parl~ n1erf lean position.
5Iiekets "a saIe daiIy, sood Ieaying
Buffalo uu 10 mid ight of tenth day
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
r.o.s9log ~,

{5s5s I. O.. O. f.
81 Capital City Lodge No. 2-Meets eyeryS
Friday at Workman hall at s. o'clock D. "a. .sT
Frank n Donnelly 7, N. e., Harry Lee. Secretary. s
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26
( KNIGHTS OF PYTHI 3 "a. \,

& ST. Elmo Lodge. No. u. Meets ever
Wednesdhy evening at Workmen 4 hall
Baker Block. G, A. Johnson, G. q. a WI.
D. Gorsuch. IL. Of & S.ts 81,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WoRKMEN
first and third Tuesday evenings of each
month at their hall In the Baker Block 9Ht
9 o'clock. ~. y. mckenzie, Nj. w; C,. . 5FS
Murrell. Recorder
Bismarck daily tribune., 1901-08-26

BROTHERHOOD OF :AM MERIcAN YEoMEN.s
a fraternal insurance organization. Meets.
FIRST and third Thursdays of each month IN
g.. a.. r. hall @S t4.. G. Hutchinson FS I: Harrvb
Lees CORES spondent, Tri bnne office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
8ro6GerieafGam Segea.

Darmfabt. 9or Der Strafz
TANNER bate ft9 Der 9emeinbere9ner
4bam @olf aus GbengeidB gu perantz
tporten. Gr bate ibm anpertraute
9elber unterI9lagen unb, ols cine Res
piiion brpbte, bur9 etnen iimu(irten
ginbru9 8erba9t auf uni9ulbise su
lenfen perfu9t, benen manderlei I'm
annebmli9feiten baraus %ertpudIen.
@olf erbielt II Sabre 9efGnenib nsbIt
b~reiiGbrigem Gbrberluft.
4Isep. Sabier ftarb Elm alter
Qdtunbpiersissr. Der 9eometer So
bdnn @nb.
gberfabt. Ser Giienbabnz
affiitent am biefisen 8abnbofe itellte
fi9 Der Staatsanpaltf4aft, neil er
amtli9e, linn anbertraute GeI5er tn
betrd9tlt9er 9Dbe unterf4lasen bate.
Cine beporitehenbe &epifton beranlabte
bic Selbitanseise bes iunsen 9tamten.
9ieben. Die Stabtperr rbneten
senebmisten bic WieberberitelGas Der
alien Burg mad ben pldnen bes 4r4iz
teften Sofmann in Serborn unb bepilz
ltsten bterfiir $4,000 Marf. @eitere
10000 Marf Fat Der Staat srr @erz
fiisuns eeftelIt. Die tpieber bergeiteae
ten &Gllme bes alien S9lofe3 fpuen
Mufeumsatpeden bienen.
Maina. Na9 elmer StatiFtit finb
i'm a%bselaufenen Re9nunssio3re I'm
bteitsen Safen 1884 S4iffe ter perz
f9iebeniten Dirt elm unb ausselaufen;
bic NIT bieien S9iffen bier angefoms
menen rnb abgesaneenen Glitter he!ies
fen ii1 auf 5,7O3,32O Gentner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sen 50. Mat 1891.

greb Der peretne FUR Ueuerpel,atruns
taste In Sresben.-0or Sturgeon ftarb
bier, 81 Sabre alt. 9eors Griebri4
@raf b. WaIpib. Der felt 1889 3ams
merberr mar.
Rrtmmttfdau Sier puroe
Der @runbfein gu elmer neuen Bride
selest. bic bic @usuit 9iirtezS trabe
nit benz 8iamardbain perbinbet unb
bic Stabtratb Sermann 3einer auf
feline Soften beritellen ldbt, UNI bieielbe
Der Stabt gum 9eTdent 81 MAIDEN.
9etpots. Oils r8udermarber"
purbe Der friiber i'm preubif6en Sus
ittabienite tbGtis gerpeiene. 1866 tn
4inbelbriid Bel grfurt geborene Refes
renbar 2otb in Der biefisen l~lniperiis
tdtsbibliptbef entlarpt unb perbaftet.
2otb lebte unter Der Stanbesansabe
zines ,9ert9tsafeFors aus 2eip5is"
In Salle a. g. unb ftabl au9 in bors
tiger Observation-Disclosures Bidder,
tpetter ~pliinberte er bic 8tbliotbet bes
bieiigen acknowledgements I'm 2anbses
rtdt. Sn ieiner Wobnuns fanben ft9
Sauren, pie fie our gntfernuns bon
farbisen Stempeln aus 8ii4ern ses
braudt tperben.
Of B. Die irrtbiimli9er
Wetfe fdon mebrmals bon Der YreHe
pertiinbete Gr6ffnuns Der S9pebes
balm 2of9piBsR o9ptber 9Dbe fat
biefer Sage in Der Shat ftattsefunben.
9urd bas rsue @~ertebrsmittel, tpeldes
bic erfte 8ersjapebebabn ber Welt BILL
bet, ptrb nt9t r,ur elmer ber f9Dnften
@usi9tspuntte, fonbern au9 etn fir
bic 8ebauuns berborrasenb seetsnetes.
borber f9per errei9bares 9ebtet Der
llmsebuns bon Dresden erf4lofen.
S9ebepib. Sierorts perben
fid bic bur9 ben &ublenabbau bebinsz
ten 8obenfentunsen na9 elmer Mits
tbeiluns bes tDnisli9en 8ersamtes
Sreibers innerbalb ber nG9ften feds
Sabre t%pieberbolen unb etha LIZ Meter
betraden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
2eate wunoern R@.

50 StesIroab. 70. Dam. aonbon. apriI 'ss.
Dor I Sab,n lit Id an Jisbsr In amsri.a. wurts bts'
balb uon asrst.n ~bsbanbtIt. absr ut8t turirt. Sd wurbs
70 i&wad. bab Id msins Sausarbsit ntdt msbr tbun
f0nnts. Damn b0rts Id pOn paftOr s0nis's @srpsns
stdrser. unb obslsi& msin Wann nt&ts Sapon wiHsn
woute. bOlts &C mir bod cine 5laf&s. Ta&bsm Id nur
einise a5HsI uou bacon seuommsn bate. fablts Id i&On
Sereruns. unb nod gsbraua pom elmer 5Iai&e tonnts
ID msins Sausarb.it wtsber psrri&ten. @a&Sem Id
aber 8 SIaiasn pou bapOn %senomusn bate. warsn bic
eeuts %sriaunt aber usiu sutes ausisbsn. Dor Sabrsn
fam ID nod guslanb. babe absr inner nod ben Rerpens
Startsr bet utr. Srau q. Maffep.
O~ elm tperfbpoIts Bud far gerpenleibenoe
n tpirb Sebem Der es perlan9t .5ugeiouot.
CO. 9lrme erbaIten aud bic We6t3tn nmionft.
Siek Mebiain purbe ieit benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
Sotn. Gait0r &6nig. Sort Wapue, Sn6. ~5ubcreitet
uno Jest inter feiner Mnpeiiuug bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
s3s Randolph ST., CHIoAGO, iLL.
Bet slppthefsrn a. baben tas
eroBe $7.a5. 6'fas $500.
gu baben BEL Weartin Wolitor. Ct. Gloub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30

&innlabe bapon. = Sn Nieberanuen
purbe unter srobartiser 8etbeilisuns
Der fribere girsermeiiter be la Sapez
i'm @lter pon 70 Sabren gu @rabe se=
trasen. = Oie ible Sitte, bic nod
b%rennenbe Sabafpfeife in bic Salde
gu iteden, bdtte benz S9iefersefer
S9widert aus Sells lei6t perbdnsniB=
poa werben fOnnen. Nls berielbe les=
ter Sage BEL ftartem @inbe&eparatu=
rem an einem 0a9e pornabm, itanb
pl6bli6 iein 9aletot in 6ellen SLANT
men. Sn aaer Gle selans es i6m,
ben Gof aussusieben, bod trus er
trosbem mebrere b0ie granbmunben
Sapon. = Sn @edinsen rpurSe bic
dlteite HeriOn Ser Sorfes, Ri6ael
llrbes, gu @rabe setrasen. gr bate
bas sitter uon SO Sabren errei@t. =
SIN 3u@tpoliseiseridt suD ietird purz
be Der @irtb unb Seiratbsi9winbler
Peter glees, ruesen GINGER gum Na6=
bell BON 6eiratbssg anbibaten besanz
Sener S9winbeleten, gu elmer @efdn=
nibitrafe Don 6 Monaten unb su 200
Sr. 9elbfrafe u%erartbeilt. au9 pur=
be ibm bas &e6t, Sdanfpirtbi6aft
gu balten, fur bic Sauer pon 5 Sab
rem entSosen. - @dbrenb es in BEN
Snbutriez9 esenben f~rtelelt uns bes=
balb Observation-Disclosures an Der Sa=
s%esorbnuns iinb, finben in gonsborf
@Qe, uel6e arbeiten molten, 8ei6df=
tisuns. Sieienisen arbeiter, pel9e
ni9t beim 9abnbau tbdtis iinb, fin=
BEN Qrbeit in ber pom Staate ansu=
lesenben Nabelbols : gaumi9ule. Ste
eanbmtrtbe in gonsborf f0nnen treb
Der boben Q6bne faun1 bic n0tbisen
arbeiter finben, I'm ibre Selbarbeiteu
81 b~elorsen.
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8doem.

RarIsrube. Sier fat Der 16z
idbrise Sobn bes betm &ommanbo bes
oftatatif9en grpebtttonsforps In
gbtna peilenben Maiors bon Salfenz
babn in einem 4nfau bon S9nermutb
Selbitmorb begangen.-Sas bteftge
8ismard=S enfmal tpirb nunme6r
befinitib bon profefor Moeft aussez
fibrt tperben.
Sretburg. SIN biefigen &C.
fdnsntFe erbdnste fi9 ber S9mtebe>
meifter Sriebri9 2aule aus Neuitabt;
berielbe gait als @erurfa9er sablret=
der 9otelz unb S9eunenbrGnbe i'm
S9parapalb, bic er Inn lobnenber
S9mtebearbeit ipi1en ausgefiibrt ba=
ben follte. gr mar felt gnbe MGrs
berbaftet.
9eibelberg. Ste srobartisen
Gei neutrality-suspicious. am Sriebri9sz
8au bes Seibelberger S9lpKes, bic
mad ben pldnen bes Sberbauratbs
S9Gfer=&arlsrube ausgefibrt perben,
ftnb iekt 10 pett sebieben, bab iie mod
in bieIem Sabre gum Ibf9lub selanz
gen biirften. Qlsbann ion fofort nit
Der MISUNDERSTANDING bes sldfernen
Saalbaues unb bes Otto !Seinrt9=
8aues %begonnen tperben.
so annbe / m. SpasiersGnser
fanben neuli6 am fogenannten Selien=
meer auf tem &0nigftubl BEL Seibel=
berg bic 2eide bes unterfu9unssri9=
ters ant bieftsen 2anbsert9t, bes
2anbeeri9tsratbs Or. 2anbauer, Der,
tpte anaunebmen 1T, auf einem Morz
senfpaaiersange bon etnem t0btlt4en
S9laganfau s~etroffen tpurbe. Or.
2anbauer, Der aus &arlsrube ftammte,
mar erit 35 Sabre alt.
Sasba9. 9abier fat ber 40
Sabre alte Steinbre9er 5letb feline nm
tpentse Sabre iinsere gbefrau setObz
tet, neil ct lie fiir untreu bielt.
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ter SIT pGblen ais srpBe Hei6tbiimer. Siss
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st bebolten, tint i'm ori9ineu 81 bepabreu.
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@ras wo9t ODER getreibe wGdit, oa lit Der
Same WcGormif befannt unS itets nit ben
beiten peripanbt. 90 1T eS pou sars beiou=
berer Seoeltun9, baB ir9crb Gtipas, oas ben
Namen McGormid trG9t, bas bette Ieiuer Dirt
iein Iou. Inter ben Sarmeru bes Norbpe=
items lit cs gan; beionbeSa befannt, baB IT.
9ero ein Sanbperf;eus ober GderserGtb, bas
bieien ma9ii6en Namen trdst, gut unb SUI
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miro lie bic McGormid Marfe trasen. SSas
mir iagen, tbun mir, mir tbun es gam; gez
uiB. Sies-iit infer Motto.-