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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
JOCKEY EARL TURNS BURGLAR.
Clever California Rider Arrested
for Breaking Into House.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco. Cal. July 25.-Arthur Earl.
a clever Western jockey. formerly in the
employ of Burns x Warehouse, was ar
rested by Sergeant Christensen on a charge
of burglary for breaking into house at
Stockton place.
Mrs. w. Wade the landlady. discovered
Earl in one of the back rooms He had
entered by forcing open a window. AT the
time he was engaged in searching a bureau
drawer. Before he could get away. Ser
seant Christensen arrived and placed him
under arrest.
Six silk handkerchief were found in his
possession.
a year ago Earl was ruled off the track
Tor crooked work. Since then he has been
rowing from one track to another. getting
employment as an exercise boy.
Since his return here, six months ago. he
has been working on the steamer Gold,
which plies between this port and Petaluma.
He declares that he did not know what
he was doing when he broke into the house.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26

Miss Nanka Estelie Faucette OF No. S215
Washington avenue. q well-known young
musician, recently returned from 4 trip 10
Corinth Miss. where she attended a re-
ception in the jungle of Henry Clay Moore,
the Southern millionaire.
As the dancers floated about in the uazes
OF waltzes or two-steps their gaze fell up
on S.262 varieties of beast. bird and reptile
pcrc!ied in attitudes as natural when
shot down in their native haunts.
The dance was conceived by Miss Ronitha
Caffey, niece Of Colonel Moore, and whose
guest Miss FauCette was while on her visit
to Cor1nth. Miss Caffey and Miss Faucette
attended the New England Conservatory
OF Music at Boston at the same time.
When the two young ladies completed
their music education Miss Caffey exacted
a promise from her mate that she would
some day visit her at her home at Corinth,
and it was the fulfillmert OF this promise
that led 10 the unusual dance.
Without informing her friend that she
was coming. Miss Faucette boarded q train
for Ccrinth and was soon speeding to the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26

Southern town. There she met brother
OF Miss Caffey. who brought her into the
presence OF her Chum at the dance The
visit was O complete surprise to Miss Caf-
fey.
Colonel Moore is a noted hunter traveller,
miner and naturalist His rendezvous at
COrinth Is one of the wonders OF the Uni
ted States. There are housed the finest
private collection of hunting trophies IN the
world. 1t is but 4 step from quiet South
ern city street into the savage wilds of At
rtcG and India transition truly wonder
ful and at the same time awe-inspiring.
Miss Faucette declares the evening spent
at Colonel Moores reception IN the mani
mate geological garden was undoubtedly
life.
In Africa and London Colonel Moore IL
'ated a king of finance. He was associated
in business with all the great African bo-
nanza kings. For twenty years he has
secured the forests of the world and has
placed his captures in huge glass cages at
his regal home at Corinth.
Miss Faucette made but a flying trip to
Corlnth. and returned home the day fol-
lowing Colonel Moore's reception.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26

angels, after that I got cold all over and
then don't remember anything more uu-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26

schedule: besides It relieves the motorman
on the opposite car from apprehension and
dread of running down some one.
"A conspicuous target, provided with an
standard OF the valve, which Is operated by
the motorman. would be turned when the
valve is opened to project the safety guard
in the rear of the guard. BY this means the
motorman on the approaching car going in
the opposite direction on the parallel track
would be notified that the danger signal and
safety guard were out. and that the track
would be kept clear Of persons or vehicles
while he passed"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
C1ubmen on Trnmpinr Jnunt

Fishkill Landing July 25-Albert Stew
art and Arthur Blake. well-to-do young
men of Brooklyn. have Just reached here
on = trip overland to Albany At their
club they made n wager on the tramp.
They agreed not to take a cent with
them and guarantee to earn their way
The young men are expert musicians and
have. been getting considerable money play
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26

Ncy York. July 25.-The retail liquor deal
ers Oi this state are to organize a bonding
company for liquor tax bonds to retail
dealers
The capital stock Will be $4,000 All
inquiries were referred to Henry R VIII
son, president Of the Lincoln Trust Com
pany. who admitted that such q scheme
yya on,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-26
PROFESSOR AND MRS. MAXIM DO
SUMMER COOKING WITH POWDER

Inventor of Maxmte Uses High Explosives His Negbo Use
Gasoine-IIe Has Taught His Wife Water With
Smokeless Powder and Niroglycern.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17

1t is said that Andrew Carnegie is
negotiating for the purchase Of the
famous battlefield Of Bannockburn
near Stirling, Scotland, in order to
save it from falling into the hands of
builders.
The Prussian cabinet has decided
again to propose the construction OF a
great cross-country canal to connect
the Rhine, Weiser and Elbe, thus
completing the emperor's proposed
system Of internal waterways.
The Russians promise to evacuate
New Chwang and Moukden provinces
by Oct. 8, "and the other provinces in
due course" providing no concessions
are made to other powers and Russian
soldiers are permitted to guard the
military telegraph along the railway.
The English trades union congress
adopted a resolution strongly con
demning the suggested change by Mr..
Chamberlain in the present fiscal pol
Icy as most mischievous and danger
GUS to the best interests of the people
of the country" and pledged the labor
interests against it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
From Other Shores.

King Edward has arrived in London
on his return from Vienna.
Rerlin's comprehensive exhibit at
Dresden's municipal exposition will be
transferred to st. Louis.
Many soldiers were sunstrucA, some
fatally, during the maneuvers of the
French and German armies.
A railway has just been completed
in Peru which climbs an altitude of
1900 feet in seventy-five miles, ..
Count Won Deyme, Austro-H Hungarian
ambassador to Great Britain, died at
Echersdorf, Silecia, Of heart disease.
The French government has invited
the queen of Italy to visit Paris with
the king, who will proceed from Paris
to London. -.
Twenty Filipino insurgents we're
killed by the Jolo constabulary in an
engagement in which the constabulary
lost but one man.
A man claiming to be All American
priest has been arrested in Poland on
the charge of enticing young girls out
of the country. He had six in charge,
and claimed to be taking them to .
eonvent at St Louis.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Tie NEWS RE- sumo
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN a
CONDENSED FORM.
Washington Notes.

Washington Notes.
The market in France for American
cattle and meats is now virtually
closed.
Lieut.. COL D. r. Potts has been re-
tieved as inspector general department
OF California, and goes to Charleston,
s. c., to take command of the artillery
district at Charleston. !
Since the success of the American
tobacco trust in gaining foothold III
Germany, much anxiety has been man
Tested by dealers lest Americans
monopolize the business.
Recreation halls are to be estab.
lished at naval recruiting stations.
with reading and lounging rooms in
connection, for the use Of sailors and
to encourage enlistments.
4 Authority has been granted for the
organization of the Cando IN. d. Ma.
tional. bank, capital $25 1000. D. F. Nc.
Laughlin, Charles J. Lofgren, J. J. Nc
Gamma, J. F. Mccarthy and E. M. Nc
Laughlin are named as incorporators.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Casualties.

The starboard propeller Of Prof.
Langley's airship was wrecked at
Whitewater, Va. r.
Edward Sizer fell from the Williams
burg bridge into the river at New
York, but was not killed.
During a storm at St. Joseph, Mo-,
live wire struck and killed True
Raney and burned William Downs.
Mrs. John Schneizel was severely
injured and half dozen houses wreck.
ed by q tornado which struck Quincy,
Ill.
The bodies Of eight men, apparently
those of sailors from some boat lost
in the sound, have washed ashore on
the Long Island coast.
Mrs. Farrell and her two-year-old
baby were killed in a storm at WITCH
tia. Kan. They sought shelter in a
schoolhouse and the building was de-
molished.
The Paris store at Burlington, Iowa,
was Quilted by fire. The loss on the
stock and building is $4,000. Smoke
and water caused loss of $4,000 to
adjacent blocks. 49,
Frightened by the black trimmings
on the hearse at funeral in Valverde,
Colo, the team attached to the next
carriage in line ran away, the carriage
was overturned and nine persons were
slightly injured. &--E. ~
Mrs. Frances McGraw, wife of Aaron
X. McGraw, was killed in a driving &C
cident near Sharpsburg, Md, She was
niece of Levi T. Letter, the Chicago
millionaire and a cousin of Lady Cur
zon, wife of the viceroy Of India. ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Crinea and Criminals.

Crimes aad Criminals.
Several Italians have been arrested
at Steubenville, Ohio, for fraudulent
naturalization.
{ Charles Cortes shot and killed F. J..
Baird at Copemish, Mich. They had
Quarreled over rent.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-09-17
Personal Mention.

John Bullock Clark, formerly con-
gresham from Missouri, is dead. He
was Confederate brigadier. A..
William T. Daily died at Salt Lake
| City OF cancer of the stomach, after a
race with death from Los Angeles,
Cal. -s- t..- *
The wedding of Miss Mae Goelet and
the duke Of Roxburghe, it is under
stood, will take place within two
months at Newport ... +
Henry Sanford, vice president Of the
Adams Express company, died at his
residence at Bridgeport, Conn, as a
result of stroke Of apoplexy.
Rev. Alvah Hoyey, D. D., one Of the
best known Baptist clergymen in the
country and for many years president
OF the Newton theological institution,
died at Newton, Mass, aged eighty
three. H.
William Deforest Manice, a well
known millionaire and club man of
New York, is dead at the Cammack
cottage, Tuxedo. where he had been
spending the summer. Death was
due to heart disease.
James M. Jones, one of the best
known insurance men Of Michigan.
died at Grace hospital in Detroit, aged
sixty-eight years.. For ten years he
has been agent IL this city for many
prominent insurance companies.
William Goldie is dead at his home
in Chicago, aged seventy eight years.
The company of which he was the
head erected a number of buildings at
the worlds fair, Buffalo and Omaha
expositions, and has contracts to the
extent Of 100000 at the Louisiana
Purchase exposition,
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Rmb oSer Bicnctef

sSn eins GiIenbanbluna fam Elm iii.
I6er Garmer, I'm cine senie su fau.
rem. Natbem er ous GelpiiniMte er.
bulten, frus i'm Ser Belibsr bts ges
1hdites, Ob er niht aud Elm glltsa
8iepcte fdufen ru0thte. vWag iii, Elm
8icpcle?" n,einte Ser sSrIGnbsr.
,gine Mdf6int, aiif Der man bur&
bic Stubt fdhren tam.
i limb mas Ioa bisielbe folten9@
.Jiinfunsfwb5is OolIars.1 !.
sd piirbe $40 tie6tr an eint Ru91
penD<n.
rMbsr ipie n6rriin Idbe Dns dlls,
ipollkn Sic dlif ttHer Rub bnrh Sh
Stapt sreiten.
~NiA bnlb 70 i1drriid, gab btgR
Srlinber 3uriid, rdls pDllts i6 per
luden, Elm Nicpck iii ni<Ii<n.
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-
Gin fiirfiiner @amnerttretD.

Gin ipeiB6artiger Wulelmann aus
benz &aufai Jus fam fiir3lih init am
Deren 9laubsnseenoiIen nad Stduss
bul, um bon bier ben 9uo59, Die WaH'
fabrt nah Ger Raaba pon Wseffa, ans
5utreten. Mit Ietenen biirftigen 0ab,
ieligfsiten bepadt, iu9te er lih i'm ST.
triebe oer 9afenanlugen ron @alata
81 orientiren uno ben Dampfer uusa
ftnoig 54 MAIDEN, Der ibn on Die aiiis
Mrabiens bef0rbern iollts. Oa i6m
bies nidlt selinsen ipollte, ipunbte e
ii6, um Il6 Hatfs gu erbolen, an einen
Der bort 5u 6unoerten belddftigungss
los berumfinsernDen uno auf etrN
8eute ausipdRnoen 8auner. .Na9
Wfeta lpi(ltit Ou9" entgesnets Der Be-
frosts; ~ia, purum beniibelt Ou niht
lieber bic l,eue gifenbabn2 Disle III
eritens Inn bier pfunb bintger. 0ann
trifIt man in Der Stabt oes prDphes
ten ihneller elm, ltno enb[tb erfiillt
man Ibon Elm sottssIdllises Werf, itts
benz man bic ubeilise 8ahn beniibt."
Der &aufalier nleinte iebr erltaunt.
sr labe nid,t seuuBt. buB Dk .Eiliss
8ahn" i6on fertia lei, uno er iperDs
lratiirlih ni4t Derabfaumen, lie Su be.
niiben.
Der sefdllise geuner bsslsitste Den
4armloien ptleer sur 5unnelbahn;
bort bdnoigte Dieier ibm adt pfunD
ein, !uofur Der 5iibrer Elm Billet erEter
glaife gu Is Gentimes l0Fs. gr bali
ieinem Spfer in ben Masen llno iltz
itruirte i'm, er mOge niht ausiteisen,
ebe er ni9t in Metta ansefommen lei,
Nad sipei Minutsn mar Der 3us rben
in pera. Die aonbuttellre Dffnstsn
bic 5biiren; allies itetgt aus unb nllr
unler Bi(ser bleibt rubis libsn. Man
erIudts i'm, bem 8eiIpiel Der Nnferen
81 folgen, aber an 6erersi iDollte e
niht glauben unb Iomit AUDI MIDI!
oaran, bab man Idon in stpei Wiiaai.
ten 6ooii iperben tonne. Gr ernibertl
alio rubis, er luiinlds nadl Meffa
tpeiter3ufabren uno als man inn ber,
IiGert, oaB bies rtibt ginse, tpurbe sl
aro6. Mit 1ilfe Der polisei fpurR
Der Nrnw Idlieblih aufssfldrt, bah
er etnem Shpinoler in's @arn selali,
fen lei.
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MmerieaniId,e @obIfbdti8feit.

Cine 3ettihrift but bic Summsn
5u1ammenseiteat, bic in Dem 8isrtelz
iabr lett 9lnfans Septem6sr bon priz
patperIonen in Mneritd an llnioeriiz
tGkr uno anbete lpiflenlhaft.the Mnz
italten geIhentt lporoen iino. Die llniz
beritGt bon galifornien erhielt BON
ibrer Stiftetin, pboebe !6earIt, fir
ar9dologiIde unD antbropolo1iih.
syorihungen eiipa $4,000. Die llni=
beriitGt bon pennlplDanien empfins
100000 BON ben @ebriioern glarfe
Sur Grridtura zines Qe6rjtubls fir
MTpriologie, fir oeNen 8eieBuns Der
6ohDeroiente Qeiter Der Musarabun=
gen in ben Nuiren DON Nippur. Or.
6ilprs9t, beitimmt lit. Das Gbepaar
6erter aus yen Dort gab Der sSobns
6opfins llniDerlii1t in Baltimore
eine 5tiftung bon $4,000 Marf.
Das grobe &rantenblus sleitwn Nas
mems an bemle.ben Ort erhielt 10000
Dollars fir eins NusoebnIng lstner
sJrauenflinif.
Der ar1lus bon gbieaso, ssohn
RofefelIer, ipenbete oem 2ehrer-golle=
GUM Der Columbia llniDeriit1t )
MilIipn Dollars untsr Der 8sbinguna,
bdB bic gleide Sumne BON annerer
Settle beihafft tperRn t0nnis. Mu=
beroem glb NcdeIeaer bemIelben Gol=
legium bic Rleiniateit bon 400, 900
OpIIarS aur 8e3ahIura pDn @Gulbeu
unb nod I Milipn Dollars fir ben
ipeiteren Musbnu Der Mnfa.t. Dns
Ghspoar Mncn itiftste fir bds rdmz
lidr sSnititu! aegen 10000 in5 peiz
iere 100000 fir bic 0ersrDBerung
elmer b0beren ShuIe
Die princetpn uriDeriiidt (y1er
SerleD) er6ielt $3.50. 600 aus b<m Wsrz
H61tniB eirer rtidkn Dame nnb bns
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SbpJosiIbs 5em;nar berielbsn 5ahs
iduk aus einem arberen DermdhtniS
iogar seser ID Mllionen. Der pale
lInicerIitGt IN Nefp 6aDen fiel ourd
etr 8srmdbtniB bic Sunlme bon
$175,O0O gu. Die sWesleparifde Unit
oeriitdt in Obio erbielt burd 6inters
foheni9aft $15O,OOO, oas DaiIar
College 100000. gnblih pdren nod
bic 3upenoungen an bic glart=llnis
oeriitdt au erpdhnen, Der aus eiHem
germddtnib alletn segen 2 MilIionen
Dollars auffpilen. aus aroerenQaellen
nod cine balbe MiGlion. Menn man
bebentt. Dab bieIe 5penben iid nura
auf bic s3sit zines @nrteliabrs pers
tbsilsn uro au9 nur ote srDBeren
Surnmen senannt finb, 10 nuB rtaE
pirtlidb etne ungenos1ene Mhtuna pDr
benz tpt1eni6aftliher Sntsneife in
Imerifd erbalten. 8etragen bod fene
2uper1oungen insRiammt ettDa s
Wi0ionen 9padrs.
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septis j. 5hDnuu. = Yer
bieIise MDbofat Dr. Srun3 6untid
purD fiirSJi1 ebenssefGhrltd psrz
lebt uno bepubtlos DOR Ieinem
'Shrei6tiIh aufgefuncen. gr butte
it6 eiren ReooloerIdub in bic S9tGfe
gfeuert.
5bomasborF. 9or etna
Sa6regfriit osridpanb bon bter Der
oerurmk WirtbIdufter ssSohann
Streit. OieIer Sage tpurbe bic Ihon
farf in gerlueIuns iibergeganssne
2eihe bur6 ben Sunb sines in Der
Ndfe unleres Dorfes udernosBauern
entoedt.
9robnarbetn. n. - 8or BIER
Sahn Saeen tpurne bic Gaifd Der 1.
6cnpeb=SruppsnbiDtiion ausgeruubt
pbne bab man bon Cen ShGtern eins
Gpur finoer tonnbe Wa6tmeiite1
Werfe puree eirem 8erb0r unteraogen
unb seltanb, i'm 0ersine nit osm Gez
ain1ents6iih Ienmaher Soief Siidi Bit
Gu1a ausssraubt 3u haben.
S6weia.
8errt. Der Natioualrath !uGhl=
te su Ieinem prGitbertsn nit 134
Stimmen prof. 3I9ofte (Margau.
unb gum @ioesDrditoenhn nit lie
Stimmen Martin (Neusnburg).
Gmmenbrii de B. 2usern.-
Der Mr6eiter 6aas erita6 i'm Streitt
tpsgen gefbsu I6ifen ieinen 50idbri:
gen @ater. Der s9dtsr ipnros Der.
baftet.
8aiel. gu Strafridtern MUIR
ben 5riboliu 3ipeiPeI uno Georg paI:
Iapans setpdblt.
eeSm Mler oon 80 Sa6rsn oerIbist
unier dlts iter Mitbiirger 5riebrid
Mel6trt 8runaltsr.
8alIersoorf. Sn 'ber Nds<
Der Wtihle lluter@Sllndu tpuroe Del
2eihnam bes taubitumuxn 6einrid
StGheli opn bier, 'Sutiter, aus Del
&emt se5psen. DsrIel6e oIrfte lid
am Mbenb Dpr6sr auf benz Seimpsl
psrirrt babeu uno in bic aempt Sc:
ltiir5t lein.
Sh1nennalo. Giirslid
bate Der bstagte 8ater oes Som:
ponilteu Or. 9ans 6uber, Sobanr
6uber peper iit 'ShDnenpsuo. mi
lstner Satin bic solcetee 6odssit sc:
feisrt. Nun fat ibn Elm fainter Sol
biniibergeieitet.
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Sanmoper ano @rann(6weis.

0annoDer. Das Rudgrat bat
iih ber Sil9lermeilter 9snte. Burg
itraBe 25, gebroden. Senfe lit in Der
Duntelbeit bieSreppe berunterssitiir5t.
MlfeIb. grtrunfen aufgefun-
ben tpurbe in einen, 8abe i'm benudz
barkn MeinerbauItn bic unberebelidte
Wbarh Mbrens.
Murih. Sm 9rlter bnn SO Sab
pen 1T bier Der OberfDriter a. y.
z@nirsa, friiber auf Sui
5tideltomp. seitorben.
Gehe. - Die gintpobner5abl unlee
reg Drtes betr6gt yn9 Der lpensften
onenftanbsoufnabme iebt 27,327.
2tngen. Sn Der naben9auernp
fhaft 6obenbanne brannte bas 9aus
bes Sefonon<m 2iiten nieber.
WaIsrDbe. Der Qpfbeiiber
Wilklm Marnsde aus gilten itiir5fe
bon elmer Geitsr unb Brad bns Gknid.
8lnufenburg. Der qddter
Der bieiigen Don1Gns, Mmtmann9orns
ftorf, baf bas Nittsrsu. Guttenitebt
sstouft.
Gabenftebt. Mltput.r6einr.
pape unb GrnA seb. DIGGING. feiertsn
bas Set btr @6lbtnem 9ocb5eit,
R RSsnigsIutttr. Der Qarbs
ipirtb 8ni5t aus 9oruim itiirate 10
ungliidlih, bab Gin fMAptrer NiibenS
tpdQen iibkr feink Wetnk Qillq. Der BE-
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aonigrei6 Sa6(eu.


5iebemIebn. - Ourh 5du>
benfeuer fpurhsn bier bic Mobnbduier
bes Observation-Disclosures Mnbers uno
gddermeiiters 5bielmunn gan5lid SER
1tort.
3ittau. CUR grridtuns zines
Rinberbsins in Der bObmil6en 8orz
itabt 3ittau bat 9err aon1ul Na9oo.
Mitinbaber Der bortissn 5irnaNadoo
e 6Gbler, bic Gumne BON 10000
Mart seitiftet.
2sipSis. Sn Der @erbunoluns
tpegen Der grmorbung Der Sr0blerln
2orD Ipraden bic @eihtporensn ibr
8erbift. Der SAlof1er 8ehnsrstpuroe
gum Sobe, iein 9elfer, Der g4iffsz
simnermann Stropp, gu Is Sabren
@kfGngniB Derurtbeilt.
Mebrsbnrf. sSn Der Sunbz
CRUDE bes Observation-Disclosures paul
Mugft 4purbe Der 28idbrige Mrbeiter
Gdarbt, Der nit Sal,oauflabsn Be-
I9Gftist mar, peridittet. Dem 8erz
ungliidben ipuroe bas Hiidgrat gebro~
den, 10 baB Der Sob Iofort eintrat.
e SsoniareiG Vaperm. @
Babreutb. Muf Elm 5OiGbriz
ses Deiteben blidt bic 9ofpianofortez
fabrif bon Steinsrdber G SDbw bierz
ielbit suriid.
GihFdtt. 9ier iturb ber &rz
leg:r bes vgi1ftdtter RurierD. Budz
Drudereibeiiter Martin DGniler, in,
Glitter bon 81 syabren. Gr griinbete
i'm Sabre 1864 bas erite gihfdtter
Sageblatt. ben rgiGitGttet aurisr".
Mussburs. $4,000 Marf
tpurben BON zen Grteba Goriter'iden
grben Der 2ub4pig Sdnber'ftsn Stif=
tuns fiirMrkisripobnbGuier gefdentt.
Sn Der nagn Malafabrit Sitter
fpagen broh GroBfeuer a,s, bas Der
Dahftubl. bic Wal3bDrpe unb peridies
bene 9&benrGume eindfherte. - 9ier
itarb Der 8eliber Der Minbanbluns
Matbsfellsr Mnberl.
Miinhen. Die 19 Sabre alte
9berele Nubrainr fam benz gliibenben
Dfen Su mabe; ibre Rleiber fingen
Bsuer nnb bas Mdbhen erlitt 10
fhtpere BranDtpurben, naB es itarb,
MGbrenb ber Gi1enbabnfdbrt ulf
Der 2inie 00llriegelstrsutbzp zpuIah
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-22

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