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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-20

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-20

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03

. Buy ayonr Blacksmith Too!s Gom
Brock Hardware CO. 's55 q; ysS s. as
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
A Terrible Accident.

Williamston, June IA terrible &C.
,cldent occurred here at 10 o'clock this
morning which has cast q shadow of
gloom over this entire community.
While Mrs. j. e. Boozer, who lives on
West Main street, was engaged in ar
ranging her clothing in a wardrobe of
her bedroom, by some means her little
sons pistol, which was on one of
tho shelves, became entangled in O
bundle of clothing and was discharged,
TIE bal! striking Mrs. Boozer half an
inch below the apex of the heart and
piercing the left lung. Mrs. n. A.
Green, who occupies rooms just across
the hallway in Mrs. BoOzer's. home,
heard the report of tho pistol and has
tened to ascertain the cause. When
she entered the room che was horrified
to find Mrs. Boozer .,rostrate on the
Hoor. AS soon as possible, DR.. b. F.
Brown and r. r. Ransom were with
her. DIR. Dendy, of Pelzer, is also
attending her; but late this afternoon
the physicians have been unable to
make o thorough examination and as
certain the extent of the wound owing
to the exhausted condition of Mira.
Boozer, on account of her Intense suf-
feri1g since the accident.
The case is critical, and grave doubts
ere entertained for her recovery. AZ
this writing Mrs. Boozer is resting
quietly under the influence Of opiates.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Marriage of Popular Couple.

One of the most attractive events in
social life that has happened in on r
midst In several years, occurred Mt the
nome OF MIR. end Mrs. B. F. Gassaway
on wednesday evening, Nav 81. 1903.
at 4:3o O'Clock, when their dauehter'
Mlpme Lou, was united in the hoIv
D1nGs o1 "edlOck to Addison Butler
Quite q number of invitations had
tlves and friends of the bride and
groom, and responsive to those invita- - :
tions about one hundred were presen
10 witness the happy event. The nar-
I Ior nad been nicely decorated With
Ierns ana pot plants, and by the an
! people. Will eager
And just at this moment the sweet
stlaihs or Mendclshon's wedding march
tli9liy rendered by Misc Mary Arnold,
ana then first entered Miss Gertrude
Iftlltt, maid OF honor, who wore a
lovely white lawn Closely following
ner footsteps came the bride: AM, irroi;;;.
1aclng the Rev. Il. w. Burts. Who. in
very few solemn aud impressive re-
marks, pronounced them husband and
wife. '-"0 "''n" anu
The bride wore an exquisite costume
oa DIV; Mh!le elk null, made over cream
eafln trimmed in neaa!ions and fc!da
or China silk. She also carried a
lov@iy boquet of ferns aud white roses.
AFTER receiving the usual cOngratu-
iatlons, tho happy couple, accompanied
Dy several OF their friends. departed
19r the home of the groom, where an
elegant and sumptuous supper was
awaiting them. 1t was indeed royaI
seast taa ~ prepared by precious hands, and
wAs ueiightfulIy enjoyed by everyone
the parlor and amused themselves in in
Singing Jolly songs for awhile.
Inc spacious lawn had been nicely
arranged with seats, and ut $50 o'clock
tne youngsters were out to mingle
with each other "two and two" and Of
course, everyone enjoyed themselves
nuReiy In social amusement till 12
ociocK' when the parting hour came,
anu al departed for their respective
homes to dream of the happy Occa-
sion. pp' oo'e'
MISS Gassaway is one of Corner
creeks fairest and amiable young wo-
men, and is universally popular with
all who know her. she has devoted
several years of her life in the school
room, having received her education at
fne Honee Path High School and
0TeenVliie Female College.
-. IL ,Aoy - progressive farmer
OF the Barker's Creek section, and en-
joys the highest esteem Of q host of
1rlends. They we're the recipients Of
many nice and useful presents.
we join their MANY friends in wish
ing them calm voyage DER life's eea.
and may the, radient rays of peace,
happiness and prosperity dawn in mag
nlnGent s2lendor on them through life.
ne following from distance at
p. g. Shirley, NJ. and Mrs. j. I. Crow
ther and Mrs. Della Milsord, of Antre-
VILE; Rev: l.. E. Campbell, J. N. Gam
brell and Walter Anderson, from Eu-
Treka; r; mrs. Fannie McCown, of Aft.
Rae, Co.; F. B. Jones, of Anderson:
Mr.: and Mrs. w. R. Cartee, of Waco
and ar Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Gassaway, of
May 30. Tyro
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Closing Exercises of the City Schools

The Anderson Graded Schools closed
another successful term last Friday.
anu the teachers and pupils arc now
ready to enjoy much needed rest and
vacation.
On Friday evening the graduating
exercises or the tenth grade took uIace
IN the Opera House, which were at
tended by very large crowd of the
city folks, and everybody was highly
entertalned throughout the evening.
The following was the program. and
all OF the pupils who participated nc
Quilted themselves we'll:
Trayer by Rev. NJ. B. Kelly.
High School. p''' "
Declamation-An Incident of Gettys.
burg, Rosa Mai Dahn.
Declamation-"The Tar Baby Story
Annie Burriss.
Prize essay-"The life and pastimes
oy. sns Myyttie yH9nf FRI PEOPLE OF the confedera
Chorus-'.The Holiday"
y Declamation-"Be Calm" Florella
Declamation-"Ada and .Jeffer.
son." Stark Sullivan.
-, ,Essay-.."A Dream of shakespeare
Women" Bessie Bee. Tenth Grade.
Ghorus--'."The Spider and the Fly"
Pruitt. %"
Declamation-"Duty to Our Conn.
try" Talmage Thompson.
Declamation-"Collego Oil Cans
Julia Burns.
Essay --"The Influence of Natnre nm
Burns, Byron, Wordsworth and Ten.
nyson," Leila Barr.
Chorus Come Away to the Woods. -
Ninth and Tenth Grades.
"Thackeray's Women" Hell
en- Baker.
Soldiers Chorus. The Boys.
Glass Prophecy. Matte Hill.
Piano duet-1I Trovatore, Niisses
Brock and Ligon.
> Delivery of medals offered by r. E..
Lee Chapter for the best ESSAY. bv
b: Martin, Esq.
Delivery of medal offered by Sunt
Thomas Z. Walton for defamation. by
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham.
Delivery of certificates to the grad
uatiog class by Hon. Geo. E. Prince
chairman of the board of trustees.
America-Schoo and audience.
The following composed the gradua-
lnG class: Misses Mary Acker, Sarah
Giles, Bessie Bee, Matte Clark. Helen
BAKER, Cora Byrum, Toccon Burriss.
Leila Barr, Matte Hill and Mr.. j. r..
Farmer, Jr. The certificates of grad
natlon were presented by Hon. 6. E.
frlnce, chairman of the Board of Trus-
tees Of the city schools.
The medal offered by the Z. f. Lee
chapter, U. D. c., for the beet essay
iectwas "The Life and Pastimes of the
Young People of the Confederacy. -
Inc medal was presented by B. F.
Martin, Esn.
The medal offered by Superintendent
walton for the best defamation was
won by Miss Annie Burliss, who re-
cited "The Tar Baby Story.n The
medal was presented by Gen. M. l..
Superintendent: Walton announced
that the Scholarship offered by shorter
College, of Macon, Ca, to tie young
lady making the highest average in
the graduating class was won by Miss
Sarah Giles.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
First Grade, Section B-Mada Byrd.

First Grade, Section B-Mads Rvra
First Grade, Section C-S. l.. Stacks'
FIRST Grade. Section D-Lammie Rob.
erts, Nan Roberts. Ulysses Shockley
Wloeinan Harrison. Eugene Aiken, En-
nice BROOKS, Frances Fonnell, Naomi
rover. Marie Blackston, Arthur Hsrri.
son, Ollie Smith.
Second Grade-McSwain Mcconnell,
Lidie Brooks. Elsie ShOckley.
Ihird Grade-Jack Pruitt, Julia Fen
Fourth Grade-Lucile Rogers, Ella
Fennell.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 4. (Colored).
First Grade-Robert Allen, Mary Mar
tin. Maceo Gassaway, Clarence Miller.
Mamie Webb, Lila Simmons.
Serond Grade-Charlie Gassewav. Em
ma Green, Ellen Calhoun.
Third Grade-Emma Dupree. AddelI
Miller, Jnnie Johnson, Tero Mauldin.
Annie Gaillard, Matte Thom pson. An,
mo Fickens. Willie May Burton, Ruth
Anderson.
Fourth Grade-Telena Anderson. jose.
phins Cochran, jamie Jackson, Manie
Quick. Christine Thomas
FIFTH Grade--Mattie Baker, Nellie
caldwell, ilene Covington, Willie Erwin,
Alice Ellis, Fannie Gass.wnv. I.ini,
Hodge, Minnie Patterson, Macie Snrnn.
son: Thomes Rntledge, Fiorenco Thu,n /.
IN, Daisy Wiliford, Emma Young.
Sixth Grade--Lsla Anderson. I.o;s
Brown. Marsie Glover. Willie Morris.
Oiiver Quick, Sy1vene Thunas.
seventh Grade-M. S. Anderson,
Eighth Grade-Eula Burton, Beulah
quick, Laura Thompson, Alice Webb.
Thos &. Walton, City Supt.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Attention Merchants.

We have great Inducements 70 oi1er
you In Hosiery, Papts, Overalls, Drawers.
Piece Goods, etc. We will bo in our officS
FOR the next sixty days. Ruy frona us
you get the mill prices. We save you
the jobbers profits. Call on us and be
convinced. We are selling the largest
and closest buyers in the country.
WEBB & CATER,
Commission Merchants and Mill Agents
FOR sALE-A lot of fine Barred Ply
mouth Rock, White Plymouth Rock and
Brown 1.egborn Eggs for settings. Apply
to Oakland Poultry Yards. w. n. Mar
din, Jr. If March "a
Sullivan Hardware Co. are prepared 10
meet the requirements of their customers
Tor Hoes. having Just received 800 dozen
OF them. These Hoes are the best they
can buy. The handles are Of selected.
we'll seasoned timber. The blades and
shanAs OF hand-forged steel, perfectly set.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have Poultry
Netting In all heights. Fof durable
and low-priced garden or poultry fence
nothing will equal this netting.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER.

ls-.t ~ ~. '
FOB 9ALE-A 4-room house, one and
nail stories, on my farm near Fejzer.
~ cow d. b. McDavid.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have six Cur
loaos OF Barb Wire and Wire Nails in
stock and en- route. AS these eeode are
certain to advance Ia price, they advIse
you, II needing any or this material, 10
buy now. \ Z.
Now 10 the time to get a good Razor
cheap from Brook Hardware 90.
A big lot Of Georgia Ratchet Flow
Stocks for 60c. Sec Brook Hardware Co.
When you want Plovs please bear In
mind that none are equal In quality and
30 perfectly shaped az those Eaanufsc-
tured by Towers and Sullivan Manufao-
turing Co. aud sold by Sullivan Hard
ware Co. -
MONEY TO LOAN-in sums OF SOD
or more on real estate mortgages. Apply
TO Quattlebaum & Cochran, And erson, s..
CITY LOTS FOR sALE-situated on
ana i. near North Main Street. Five min
Clinkscales, Inte,ligencor Off ce.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03

Chronic bronchial troubles and srm.
mer coughs can be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.-Eyanf
Pharmacy. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Pupils Who Distinguished Themselves.

Ibe 1oilow1ng names represent tho pu-
pills In the city schools who have distin
gutshed Themselves during the entire
year. Every name on this list indicates
that the pupil has made 90 per cent. or
more for the nine montha including two
examinations:
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
First Grade--S.idee scrogslns, Lula
6croggins, Louise O'Donnsil, Frances
1ribole, Alvin Shearer, William Kelley,
.ae.ah Anderson.
Second Grade-Edna Brovles. Sallie
Patterson, Charles Sullivan, John Kelly,
Harry Seybt. Sylvene King, Aubry Mar.
shail, tEmmie Cathcart, Anna Tribbls,
James Cooley. Rntledge Osborne, Maud
Bnrriss, Saida Clark, Aubrey Pruitt.
Third Grade-Jessie Anderson, Rosa.
mond Burdlne, Alma Clinkscales, Paul
Chapman, Floride Harria. Nan Osborne,
EliEabesh Van Wyck, Frank Brownlee,
tPenl TIndall.
Fourth Grade-George Bolemsn. DOL
Pant, Mining Frieraon, Edward Hub.
hard, Clifton Ligon, Clark Minter, Rus
sci Minter, Marion Mattison, Leighton
Pruitt. Vivian Strickland. Louise Bigby,
Kyle Bruce, Matte Brown, Alberta
Brock, s,,9sG Annie Cooley, Ella Cummings,
ces Kelly, Lucy Maxwell, Lille May
Simpson, Rubie Williford, Tommie Hoi-
land.
Fifth Grade-Harry Jones. Miriam
Lee, Donald Brown, Rufas Hill, Elliott
Mocants, Kathleen Burns. Maggie Mas.
ters, Harry Geisberg, Tavner LsFoy
Jesse Simpson, Kate Garrison. Ruth
Watkins, Dan Mgon, Lida Findley, Lp-
liam Maxwell, Rosa Simpson.
Fifth Advanced Grade-Kate LaFoy,
Ethel Angell. Christine Gstns. Pet Er.
skine, jean Harris, Cleo T;ssiey, Ray
mOnd Sharard Mana And cram. T,:::,
.Fretwell. ~
Sixth Grade-willie May swestenberg,
Sam Anderson, Eula King, Annio Dodd.
Seventh Grade-Thornas Hill, Helen
Burris, Dessie Martin, Iarion t,mith,
Oze VanyYycks Talmag. Tho mpsor, Vera
Pruitt, Louis Ligon, Cnaris Nabors,
Eighth Grade-Nellie Watkins, TiGya
-Geisivrg, Georgia Marshall, Hattie Nv
tver, Irene Prince, George steeeneon.
Ninth .Grade--Frances Ligon, gAt.l lie
GhspmaG, Ssls AToher, Zora BH.sfn,
Lila Brownlee, Olga Pruitt.
Tenth Grada-Sarah Giles, Matte Hill.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 3.
E!rat Grade, Ssction A. Gus Cox. sj3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Letter to c. Frank Bolt.
Anderson, S. G.

Dear Sir: You sell good goods gand
give full measure. It's pleasant way
ofdoing and 1t pays, besides.
We do 1t for the same reaeoc, and It
has made Us the foremost paint house in
the United States.
Short weight and authorizations are the
vices OF business. They are q natural
response to the demand for cheapness.
The world is full OF them-the grocery
world and the paint world, and ever
kind of world.
You know and we know that 1t doesn't I
pay. People change their grocer or paint
man as soon an they find it out.
We don't know, about groceries--ycn
tell your people about them-the full
measure and upadulteratsd paint Ia De.
voc Lead and Zinc. -
Fewer gallons takes less Devoe Lead
and Zinc than OF mixed painte 10 paint Q
house. Wears longer--Ewice az long as
iead and oil mixed by hand.
Yours truly,
r.gW. UEVoH dE Co.,
New York.
&
Buy yoar Blacksmith Tools Ssom
Ia. ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Notice to Creditors.

ALL persona having demands AGAINST
the Estate Of Mr.. r. +. Farmer, decd.
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned,
within the time prescribed by law, and
those indebted to make PAYMENT.
e. B. FARMER,5
EXECUTOR.
June 8, 1908. so 5
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
June 8, 1908
winthrop College Schoiarshlp aad En.
trance Examinations. q

The examinations for the award of va
cant scholarships In Winthrop College
and for the admission or new Students
will be held at the County Court Houso
on Friday, July 10th, at 0 o. IN.
Appliconts must not be lesa than fif-
teen years Of age. ~ s
When scholaTHhips are vacavsd after
July 10Th, they win be awarded co thoss
making the highest average ct this ex-
animation. ~ , 50 3. =.
tember 10, 1908. g !l33 IA a.
For further Information and catalogue
address ~
Pres. d. Is. johnson.
80 ~ Rock H,ll, s. @. s.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03


Chronic bronchial trou bles and srm.
mer coughs can be quickly relieved and
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.-Evans
Pharmacy. - "
Ten Years 10 Eed.
r. A. Gray, j. p, OakviIle, Ind.
writes: For ten years was confined TO
my bed with disease ofmy kidneys. It
was 30 severe that could not move part
or the time: I consulted the very best
medical skill available, but could get no
Teller until Foley's Kidney Cure waa re-.
commended to me. 1t has been O God
send to me."-EvanA' Pharmacy.
Horse Collars-Leather Collars of all
Kinds At prices to please. Cloth Collars,
"Gee.H Law" and genuine "LanRford.j -
A large stock from which you can select
just what you want at Sullivan Hardware
Don't let this opportunity pass and fail
TO get Terracing Plow cheap.
On the ilst indication of kidney from
ble, stop ir by taking Foley's Kidnt y
Cure.--Evans' Phermaoy.
Warning.
1fyou have kidney or bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure. Won
VIII have only yourself 60 blame for re-
euite, as 1t positively cures all forms OF
Kidney and bladder diseases.-Evans'
Pharmacy.
Pot Plants and Gut Flowers for aale,
Large an small Palms speciality. Mrs.
>. +. c .nkscales, 242 North Main st.
Refined, up-to. date people al ways want
the best. GALLAGHER BROS. are 40.
knowledged TO be amCuS the beat Pho
TOGRAPHERS In the South. Thav do
not waste their ,akill on cheap. fading
trash.
During the summer kidney irregulari-
tie are often caused by excessive drink.
Ing or beiog overheated. Attend TO the
kidneys at once by using Foley y Kidney
Cure.-Evans' Pharmacy.
A few more Knoll Choppers and Kelly
Perfect Axes at the old price.
Brock Hardware Co
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03
Tyro.
A Public Benefactlon.

For tho past week DR.. Strickland
has contributed to Anderson and her
citizens benetaction which her peo-
pie cannot fail to appreciate. He had
with him for several weeks only a short
time since, and has with him now, DR..
II. u. Reese, most skilled optician.
for the purpose of examing the eyes
and adjusting suitable glasses to all
who have availed Themselves of this
rare opportunity. DR.. Reese has ex-
hibited unquestionable skill and uuaIi-
fcation in his work by sending ali his
patients away perfectly delighted.
DR.. Reese's stay in Anderson will be
sho:: and much viii be missed hhy all
VINO have eye troubles or need glasses
should they fail to consult him.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
sine ,uuaserbare GrpnsHas,

Sc giebt INNER nod Wunber,
Cine Maidine lit erfunben uproen,
ruel6e Eapeten idneioet, flebt uno
auFbdngt. Oas @ebiet Der @rfins
buneen uno gntoedungen ifeint
tbatidblih unbearenSt 81 fem. Ser
porrageno unter ben bebeuteHcen
@rfinoungen 1T Or. Sings 0eue
embedding fir ghpinoluht. Dies
MitteL bat @unoer eemirft In 5aaen
pDn 2unsensg rtranfungen uro bat
mand)es 2eben eerettet, TauIenoe
baben es eebraudt unb baben oa.
nit Die Grippe beiieet, 9unge1s
@ntslnbung, 8rUnditis uno
SdpinoEudt. SIR e~inltimmiges
urtbeil lautet 6nbin; IS lit Die
bette unb superldiligite Wtebicin fir
6als= uno 2ungenleioen". Seoe
so Gents uno $1.00 Slaihe uiro
earantirt burh S. 8alteger &
Sobn, @ep. s. S1mitt, @igentbiis
tter, uno VI. 9reiB' apotbefe.
BrDbeHaihen fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30

- Die @rDbbeit lit oft Die @abr-
1eit, nur in 6emosdrneln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
aonia 2eopolo opn geleiel

a6nie 2eopolo Bpm 8elsien
tpar fiirslid pripatim in Gonocn.
I'm einer neuea Blan our 8erbeiiee
rune Der 9fesierune Deg Congo
5reiitaates su f6roern, Bie man
bort, bat er Die Ibiiht, elm fairies
britilhes Clement in Die gerwale
tuna iener 9olonien einsufiibren.
Man elaubt, boB S0nia 2eopolo fib
su bielem S9rits eutlhloiien bat,
I'm oas matienbe gerlanses raA
elmer internatiDnalen unteriu1una
Der Dirfliben 8uitdnoe i'm Congo
5reiitaate gu befdmihtiaen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-30
Siitet sud Dor gaIben aeaeu sta.

tarrb, bic GuedTlber entboltsn, % adedft6sr fiber
ben Sinn oes Scrubs ~3ertDren uno oas gauge Gp=
fem u6Qie 5~errhitea piro, ipentl es ourd Die ldlet=
raioen 0eertidSBen sinortngt. SOl9e artitel i%olltsn
brauGt perper, Do Der S6aoeu, ben fe anri9ten,
tebnMal 10 groB II ots oas Cute, bas Sbr oapUil erz
,ielen t6untet. sails 3gtarrh Sur,
~fa6rijiTt pom s.. 8. 9benep 81 60, Spieep, Dbiu,
entbdtt fsiu Cgstflber uno ntro inrerli6 eenoms
men unO ipirtt brett aui Die idIeimieeu GbefFa9en
oes Sp1ens. Wenn Jbr 5aa's gatarrb : Rur
tauft, ieio Rber, oaB Sbr bic d6te bsfon,mt. Gie
pirb innerli6 eeuommen uno in SoleoO. Ohio, BON
s.. ). ebeneD& 0. gema9t.
sS- Sesiagit BON alien @potbeteru, 9reis IS
geuts bic Giaide:
6aa's Tamitisn= 9iueu frO De beasa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Die Notwithstanding

vMama, iebt BAT papa I'M 8irtbss
baus f9on pieber er5Gblt, ih bGtt' bret
Berebrer! Quf Die Meii fomm' i9 ME
Inter bic !6dube!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-12-10
Die 9ilatusbabn an Der Gielsluano.

bes 5nii6en 9immel uno Grbe in elm
fanler 9Dbe babinlaufenben Waggpns
bsrIebt. Sie pilatusbabn bilbet eines
Der fiibniten @erte Der mpbernen Se6z
nif in Der an dbnli9en unternebmunz
gen pabrli9 ni9t arnen S9peia. sic
tit bieieniee 3ubnrabbabn, pel9e Die
gr0Bte Steisung aufneiit, unb spar
betrGet bteie gum Sbeile 48 unb i'm
9ur9f9nitte iiber 38 gro5ent.
Siefe srobe Steisung bra9te es nit
it9, bab man bon ben getpDbnlifen
3abnftansen, in pel9e bic 3abnrdber
BON oben einsreifen, abfeben mubte.
9teies Spftem f9liebt Bel febr f~tarfer
Steisung Die @efabr in ii9, baB bas
@eipi9t, tpel6es auf benz 3abnrao
laitet, nt4t mebr geniigt, Inn NIT
St9erbeit ben Qntrieb na6 oben unb
bic 8remfuns segen 3uriidrplIen na9
unten ausaufibren. Sobalb bic 3dbne
am &abe unb bic .3abnftanse aussears
beitet unb febr slatt ~seiporben finb,
Iiest bic MDslt9feit bor, baB bas
8abnrab bic gauge 2aft bes @asens
aufnimmt unb bann an ben 3dbnen
Der 3abnitange in bic 9Dbe rutf9t.
lin bieier MDsli9feit unter alien l1ms
ftdnben ausaupeiden, nabm bic pilas
tusbabn elm eigenes 3abnftansenfpitem
NIT apei neben Der 3abnitanse boriz
aontal liesenben Hdbern an, 10 baB
bic 3abnftanse felbit oben fla@ unb
an ieber Der beiben Setten ausgeaabnt
lit. Sur mod sr0beren @t9erbeit ses
gen cine Srennung Der 3abnrdber bon
Der 3abnftanse sreift bic peripberie
elmer rnterbalb bes 3abnrabes liegens
ben S9eibe linter bic 3dbne Der 3abns
ftanse. 10 bab Der Magen an bic 3ahns
ftange unauspei4bur ansef4lofen 1T.
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Grtaltuns In eiueua Sag 5a tariren
Mebmt @arner's @bite Wine Of Gar
Sprup, Ste bette Suitenmebt3tn arf
grben. Is unb Scots. SIN allen
Mpotbefen.
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Alilitdri[4e Stel[orge.
Der m~smsrmammte fatboIiiMe 0tIsprspit Dee
preubtidhem Mlrtmes.

Der aeasraamate satbertiMe 8sIsprspH b.
preabiiMem armse.
Der als Madfolser bes Gnbe Mai
beritorbenen, betannten Titularbif9ofs
Or. Sobann 8aptift MKmann gum
pberiten fir9li9en Better Der tatboli>
f4en Sruppentbeile Der preuBif4en
Mrmee ernannte Selopropit !Seinrid
8oumar lit ais Sobn zines aaufs
manns am /. Mai 1889 3u paberborn
geboren. Na9 Ibiolpiruns bes Gpms
nafiums in ieiner 8ateritaot pibmete
er ii9 bafelbft ben pbilufopbiiden unO
tbeolosii9en Stubien an Der bif9Dfs
li9en 2ebranitalt, empfins 1864 bic
Priefterpeibe unb na9 4aidbriser
Wirtiamteit als SeelIorser in @iiterss
lob tpurbe er benz Selbpropfteiamte aus
setpiefen.
gr bssleitete bic beutfden sruppen
in ben beuti9sfranaDiii6en 8ries, Der
feinem Seeliorsseifer, ieinem Spfers
seiit unb ieinem patriotif9en Sinn
elm unermebli9es Selb CUR 8etbdtis
gung barbot. Sie Strapaaen bes
Selbaugs rieben aber bic &rGfte bes
fonit 10 tpioeritanbsfdbtgen Militdrz
seiitli9en auf, unb @onmar febrte aus
benz 8riese f9per ertrantt in feline
@arniionftabt Srier auriid. Seine
groBen @erbienite auf benz Selbe bait
ten ibre Mnertennuns in Der @erleibuns
bes gtfernen &reuaes gefunben. 8om
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gro eitt Brnprl.

Der g a p Gam @elbi9ranf)!
rSu petBt bod, 9dns9en, baB biefer
S9rant Elm @ebetmfa9 bat-ratbe
mai, mas i9 bartn aufbetpabre!"-
$ a den: uSebenfans Define
S6ulaeuaniHe!"
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syuEIuIu@euIuUn Dor1d9m. WII Def
sSSbee Der SEEM Oorfer untererunbbabn
1T Barions genthermaBen ioenttfiairt.
@dpn nGbrenb Der Sabre 1886 Bis
1888 mar ct !6ilfsinsenieur Der Stem
gort Siltrict unb Der Gitp &ailtpap,
atpeier geplanter ltntergrunbbabnen.
ssSm Sabre 1891 purbe er 9ilfsinsez
nieur Der bprtisen Napib Sraniit Gomz
milton our Musfubrung elmer ftGoti@
16en Sunnelbabn, BON pel6er Stelz
lung parIons 1893 reiisnirte; 1894
:rfolqte feline Grnennung gum ghefz
%ingenieur Der segenpdrtisen aapto
5raniit Gpmmii1ton.