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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
u a REMINDER,

Gould a man but be a baby
For a little while each day,
could he say when comes the cleaning:
Il have had enough OF play
Take me, arms of her who bore me.
Soothe the worries all away;
Tuck me in and
Groom above me
Words that prove you'll
Always love me.
Hold my restless, play-worn fingers
In your wi so %restful, strong,
While your lips breathe forth the cadence
or some old, sweet evensong."
Brother, you may drop your burden
At the closing of the day;
In the Fathers eyes your labors
Are but prattling babies play;
And He longs to show His mercy
And to soothe your cares away.
Hear that soft voice
Groom above you
Peace, my careworn
Child, I love you"
Then the arms called Everlasting
Slip beneath you-tcnder, strong,
And your tired heart ceases signing
While your lips send forth a song.
Baltimore American.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
n Corr..,,a..

Inc Shrubville Clarion has an od;ta.
VINO tries never to let the grass grow nm.
aer MS feet. His celebrity helps him "a
acquire news, but it is also the cansa -
~ occasional paragraph like the fol-
owing, taken from a recent issue:
LAST week we gave the particulars :,
u~eyastatlng fire in the town Of jenkins
t aa.n tae number and names Of the VIC
tams. We now wish to correct : faw inae
tulacles such as will sometimes Ana
.near way into the first report ~ anv 4. an
tastrophe. There were M v,ot;a ans ga
aa.,oyu was checked before 4
t as.tai NY took place. We may also ada
tho a' .ne nre was not IN jenkins. hut -
panion. outns Cons
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
Find Her Mistress.

Dolly, the mHknaid, having been a good girl for a long time, and
careful in her WORK, her mistress gave her a pail Of new milk for herself.
the doctor. who was going to give a large party, and wanted the milk
for a junket. For this milk | shall get a shilling said Dolly. and
with that shilling shall buy 20 Of the eggs laid by our neighbors fine
fowls. These eggs | shall put under mistress old hen; and, if only half
of the chicks grow up and thrive before the next fair-ume comes round,
l shall be able to sell them for a good guinea. Then shall buy that
jacket saw in the village the other day. and a hat and ribbons, too;
and, when | go to the fair, how smart shall be. Robin will be there.
too, for certain; and he will come up and offer to be friends again: I
won't come round SO easily, thougL; and, when he tries to kiss me. /
shall just toss up my head, and" Here Dolly gave her head the toss
she was thinking about Down came the pail, and the milk ran out. on
the ground. Good-by now to eggs. chickens jacket, ha:, ribbons and all.
MORAI-Never paint the future with such royh ue as to make GU forget the
responsibility Oft the pesent: neither reckon yoursef in possession of hat which Is
dependent upon a capuciousa md uncertain future. 49,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
.Unhurried .In.tiee

Some years ago an Ohio court was the
scene OF many amusing Incidents The
Judge was a man from Connecticut, who
retained the New England speech and
otner characteristics which had beenhis
nirthrlght. He declared that there were
no frllls" about his court, but there
were some a~ppurtenances without which
ne evidently felt it impossibleto admin
glster 1usticein a wise aud temperate way.
one morning an eager petitioner was DE-
handing the settlement of q certain mat
Ter q e and there, but while hepleaded,
the Judge, with q disturbed face, rum-
mayed among the papers on his table.
Q ont" he cried. at last. .sTrhis
court q lost her pencil, and you might
just as we'll wait till she finds IT ii you
want her fairly to take in what YOURS
saying. Youths Companion.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
NOT E A
At Any Rate the Only John l.. Said 1t
Wasn't. and That Settled
the Subject.

When the MONDAY sun was having
it's perpendicular crack at Broadway
and the business section around Four
tenth street was making for lunch,
John L.. Sullivan, right from the tub,
stepped from the Morton house door
to SUI himself on the curb, relates the
New York Sun. His coat was thrown
back carelessly, revealing a new waist
coat OF vague color. Sinuous stripes
OF purple ran ~perplexingly through
the basic color of the garment, defy
ing the eye to tell whether they were
going up or going down. Where the
garment parted just below the shirt
stud to Irvine up around the big fell
lows neck the collar had been cut by
a craftsman who knew the true sweep
of an artistic curve. Above the sheen
OF white linen g wine colored tie of
noble proportions was knotted into a
bow. Occasionally John LIS Adams
apple came down bibulously. touched
the wine color and clucked back into
place, disappointed.
Two men who couldn't agree on a
morse to win the first race came out
OF the bar and fell naturally under the
spell OF the wonderful waistcoat. John
H.. nodded to them and they drew near.
studied the hue in shadow and in sun
light. and fell out as to whether it was
Drown, mauve, tan or something else.
Out OF the store across the way shot
a clerk with a time allowance of Is
minutes in which tc make of himself a
m envelope fo- pie, milk and sun
orles. One of the disputatious gentle
men who had an acquaintance with
the clerk halted him.
what is that?" said he, putting a
hnger on a spot on the waistcoat.
John L. was indifferently studying
the panorama of Union square.
Elephants BREATH" said the clerk.
who'd been telling women for six
months what the shade was.
John LIS lounging ear caught the
reply and interpreted it as a statistic
OF size. The cane went over to the
left hand, the fingers of the right hand
Saw tWlst TO the mustache and John
=. cried: "Wot's that??"
Not BREADTH" said the ouestioner
we want to know what the color is.
That's what I'm telling you said
the clerk. Elephants breath"
E%lephunt's breath" repeated John
L., looking down at the garment
again. Say, no elephunt could live
hve minutes with a breat' like that"
Ihen ne shot a look from under the
pushy eyebrowsatthe clerk and asked.
klddin' me? Elephants breat'. eh?
An spose I'm wearjn' a corset, amt
!? Back to the millinery, you
me clerk tried to laugh, but the
grin mad a hospital air about it. so he
chased around the corner toward the
beloved: 800 =
Does an elephunt wear pearl but-
tons on his breat', too?"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
The que.t,-.-

on Estlli Springs, Tenn An'wered
o. ca, this place in resa asked q 4 III Sst 81
fSG lis BACK i0T IT, two years ears &c * Ia, b, Toei
dHi even en- lace his s 81 very BAD that !
as ever. appeared w.,TIm \
r : $ . ) e Es'4 I'm sHs ,aes;, st ss,' ~, \
ala dae tells them all ALL e n.y. 9qdo it y;
good medicine and o ms remedy i a y
had Everyone ,ry around 0SS eyy.; J.,
Ta co, ! vas. | was 50 were we're, knows b,
! RS ses u 5sn de ssn sssI sd g., i a ny ! !
r weHo,s Kidney Pills ma ahd three !
&c ever | was" ''aoe me as 70,
my c cass,S certainly had a roDas...,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
Many women and doctor
not recognize the real syInlt
of arrangement Of the fl
organs until too late.

not recognize the real symlt
of arrangement Of the tl
organs until too late.
81 had terrible pains along
spinal cord for two years and 81
dreadfully. l was given din
medicines, wore plasters; no. y
these things helped me: Reaaa
the cures that Lydia d: Plnkl
Vegetable Compound mas q
about, l somehow felt that y
what I needed and bought . bu
take. How glad l am that =
two bottles brought me lnDa s.s
lief, and after using three botts
I felt new life and blood ~
through my veins. It sssas
though there had been reGulI !,
cleaning through my system ~. y
the sickness and poison had Desa
out and new life given me insa1
have advised dozens of my tZ 1saas
lydia f. Pinkham's VA
G Compound. Good health y
pensable to complete hap IIas.t
lydia +. Pinkham's ses n
has secured .n.' I
LAURA L. BRLs ~.
Point, Indiana, Secretary haas.
Corps. $4,000 forfeit 4 o.!g s,ss. .
pso0fng Ssnuinsness cann0' 70
Eyerysick womana v wllUu 4
understand her ailmen'
write Mrs. Pinkh;a a. f,ss
MASS. Her advice
a1wayS helpful.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
Another U.aor,n-...

Walker-Dat wus dreadful distressins
wot happened to Hungry Hanks out Il
Kansas.
hhodes-How wus II? Did he. III
ketched in de floods,
Wussun dat. He got ketched Il de
harvest held."-Kansas City Journal.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
VERY ANCIENT wAMPUM.
Valuable Relic Of the wyandottes
Owned by u Member of the
Tribe In Indian Territory.

Indian wampum over 300 years old,
a valuable relic of tie Wyandotte tribe.
is now in the possession OF Col. Silas
Armstrong, a member of that tribe and
a government employee at the Seneca.
Indian training school at Wyand0tte,
in the Quapaw reservation, Indian Terri
tory, says the Chicago Chronicle. This
reservation, although one Of the small
est In area in Indian Territory, yet is
historically important, as within its linn
its are residing the remnants of some
OF the once most powerful tribes on the
American continent. The Senecas,
Wyandottes, Quapaws, Peorias, Otta-
was, Shawnees, together with several
other tribes, are represented within the
confines of the Quapaw reservation.
The wampum, now in possession of
Col. Armstrong, has been handed down
from generation to generation since the
Wyandottes were strong In numbers in
northern Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ana and In southern MICHIGAN, where,
along the great lakes and the tributary
streams, they were dominant for many
years. This wampum is in the form of
a belt. made of beads and buckskin, all
the material Of Indian manufacture and
sewed together with strings of bark. On.
the belt, in addition to other emblems,
are the figures of two men, touching
hands, evidence of some agreement made
by the Indians, although unknown to
any living person. liz attempting to find
the meaning of the figures and other em-
blems the Oldest members of all living
tribes have been appealed to, but always
In vain. The belt was presented.to Col.
Armstrong by Gov. Walker. the first
provisional governor Of what is now the
state of Kansas. The Wyandotte Indi-
ans then occupied the land on which
kansas City now stands, together with.
all eastern Kansas and western Mis-
souri,.
When the Pawnee Indians held their
great council in western Kansas, many
years ago. Gov. Walker took this piece
OF wampum to the Oldest Indians there
assembled, but none of them were able
TO bread the emblems thereon. They could
tell nothing about them whatever, and
all the oldest Indian inhabitants Of many
tribes have set the age Of this particular
piece at over 300 years.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

The reason why 50 few mar,;,.
p y because young ladies spens H. |.
IN making nets. not in making c,a. ss
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Piso,s Cure for Consumption !,
samuel, Ocean Grove, n. j. Fax IJ,us :;
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Wife-(in her latest H.,
Harry, what's the d; aless IRON d
gown, and a 'creation'?a 'i Hee betJ
give the exact figures, but parry
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
AEutual,

M0tuot
Mrs. a. Cerbity-You have accepted
George? Why. you knowsyesy yell that
I don't approve Of him.
Her Daughter-Thaty III Ii Isl.
mother, Neither dosa be approve 81
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Opium and Liquor Habit, T..
Book free. b. NJ. Woolley N n ~. ~
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
Tender One p-.

b Bonn,ls docther te1a
va nnl1sgs'st-Yes, sir; What st'0m mac
lis little care what Sort ..
q tis aisily digested .SG Isst il j.,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Putnam Fadeless Dye. color ,,,,
brighter colors, with less work t Ih..e
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

No pleasure is comparable to tbs !.
upon the vantageground Of ,r, ats Y ! /
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Good manners and GOOD m,.,I
sworn friends and fast sllies.-Bad
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
The summ.-.~

.t Nothing n is more refreshing him. :. ]
soft, tepid water and . ao aally BATH
sssIp is ideal for the BATH BATH. soap: |
ana white. The bath sSo .hs 81
early in the morning or ; , bel
lns At night. ELEANOR r. r P ssts9
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28
Stopa the ~.

and works off the cold. Laxativ, !
Quinlne Tablets. Price 25 cents
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

Idleness travels very SLOWLY a.,
erty soon overtakes her-Hnn. a9
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-08-28

oil VI WHO'LL were Oh Eucck. luey were
stout, determined men, and the move
was SO sudden that no resistance was
made.
Nancy heard the scuf1e and appeared
on deck to find Capt. Elisha and all
his men prisoners. They were pris-
oners, and vet they were not bound.
When they made no struggle, the
Dutch mate took off his cap to Nancy
and sought to make it clear to the
others that they were to be sent adrift
in the yawl.
wall. dye understand what he's
driyin' att" asked Capt. Elisha as he
turned to Nancy.
Il do Elisha" she replied, 'tand I'm
not a bit surprised. They mean to
turn us adrift, and go sailing away
with the brig"
.But, by Josh, how can they do it!
It's the same as piracy! Men. let's
make a fight fur it!"
.Stop, Elisha!" called Nancy.
There's no show fur US! They'll beat
We to death before you q knock one
of EN- down. Don't drive them to
murder when there's no call fur 1t"
"And I am to let 'em have possession
Of brig and CARGO"
You'll have to. r. you are easy with
'em we'll git away all right, and we
may sight q vessel to help Us before
noon" ss
AYE. captain. we've no show agin
EN-" called the mate, s.but with that
big yawl wesneedn,t be afraid Il we are
at sea for 9 month. We ! fur the
boat.
That settled II It is due to the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
&9artm8i(&e $taafem.

MItenbur 9. Wie fesensrei9
bic Snbalibitdts> unb Mltersperfi4e=
rurs tpirtt, setst bic @tattftit BPM bers
flofenen Sabre. 0ana9 ipurben in
benz 3ur Sbiirtnser 2nnbesberft9erung
geb6rigen @ermaltunssbeatrt Mlten>
burg geaablt on 1890 @erfi9erte 1884,
$40 Meart SnbaltbttGtsrenten, an 48
auf Rrantbeit Werii9erte 69O6 Start,
on 675 0erfi4erte 1896 Mart OIL
tersrenten. 9aneben tpurben berpflegt
122 2%unsenfranfe nit einem Muftpanb
BON 4O,991 Marf, 126 fonitise Rranfe
init einem Mufpanbe bon 1882
Mart. On BeitrGgen tpurben erftattet
17,754 Marf an 483 beiratbenbe Ser
fpnen, 6729 Marf in 115 S~pbesfdnen
unb 181 Mart an bret perungliidte
perfonen.
@otba a. Der perftorbene Senator
Greunb bat teftamentarif9 Der Stabt
8otba eine Summe bon faft $4,000
Mart bermadt; 10000 Mart Be-
ftimmte er our Gtnrt9tung elmer
@olts6abeanftalt, Der Reit foI fir
0oltsfdul5tpede unb anbere genneinz
tiibtse Mnftalten pertpenbet tperben.
hi!.hb Lob d.ufe-n. @emiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

on per RrtsssbergsrffaBe uberstfsdelr.
8ibera9 . Sn Sorbanbab, pels
DIES na9 WDrisbofen bic erfte bon
Yfarrer aneipp felbft eingeri4tete
&uranftalt 1T, tpirb elm 8neippbenf>
nal erri6tet tperben.
Setlbrpnn. Inter Der 8e=
aeihnung r@rnerbsz unb Wirtbz
f4aftseenoReni9aft" bat fi9 cine
grobe 4n5abl bieiiser 8ddermeifter au>
fammengef9lohen, Inn ale fir ben
8Gdereibetrieb in 8etra9t fommenben
&obprobutte. tpie Msbl, Sol5, @ier,
Butter, Margarine u. |. M. aemeins
f4aftli4 gu beaieben.
&enningen. Mit benz 9fliiden
Der 9opfen nurbe tiirali9 ~besonnen.
sic iinb beuer febr fdDn, es pirb auf
cine prtmatpaare gere9net. 9as gu
eripartenbe Auantum biirfte ii9 auf
ettpa 14OO gentner belaufen.
Sibingen. Ser befannte sSaz
brifbefiber !9austpalbt in Masbeburs
tpurbe BON Der bieiisen uniperiitdt gum
Doctor honoris causa ernannt als
Entertaining fir pifenf9aftli9e Torz
f9unsen, in~sbefonbere fir pbotosraz
pbtf4e OarfteGuns bon Snterferenaz
erf9etnunsen BON &riitallen in polaz
rt{trtem Qt9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
&roBGersogf6mtt 6eGen.

. T m # a b t. Ser Mittelrbeiz
nif9e @as= unb WaFerfd9mGnnerz
peretn hielt unter benz @orfib bes Oiz
rettors MerasRaKel bier feline 40. Sab
resberfammluns ab. Den 8erbdnbz
lltnsen tpobnten Wertreter Der Se4>
ntfaen 9odf9ule unb ber ftaatliden
unb ftdbtifdsn 8eb0rben BEL.
Grtebberg. Gin Gef9enf bon
1000 Mart bat bic JamiIie @rDbel In
l1nsarn anlGBli9 ibrer Grbebung in
be, Mbelitanb Der bter beftebenbsn
@rDbelfiftung iibertpieien. BON ben
:3tnfen iperben Mrme pbne INTERRUPTED
Der Ronfeffton unterftiiBt.
atna 3. Ser berftortene Rentner
Rapp bate bic Stdbt Maila aum grz
BEN fetnes iiber 100000 Aaart betra>
ge1ben 0ermDsens etngeTebt. Nuns
mebr baben bic leer aussee 1nsenen Grz
Ben bes &app an bas Mir iterium Der
Sufta bas grfuden e:ridtet, Der
S9enfuns bic erforberlihe @enebmiz
g,trs au nerfasen, ba 4app BET Der
MISUNDERSTANDING nt9t setftig r,or>
NAL getpefen fef.
SO 0 + m 8. Qebtbtn perungliidte
b1S flint Sabre .aIte. 4D@ter&en -lbtS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

8retten. unfere Stabt feierte
bieier Sage bas Seft ibrer 1OOidbz
risen 3ugebDristeit gum @~robbersOsz
tbum 8aben.
5etbelberg. Sie neue Bride
ion nit einem Mufpanb BON $4,000
Mart perbreitert tperben, bamit iie i'm
Stanbe 1T, Elm @eleiie fir bic eletz
trti9e Strabenbabn aufaunebmen.
Cine Strabenbabnperbtnbung NIT ben
neuen Stabttbeilen Neuenbeim uno'
6anbf9ubsbeim lit cine ~brinsenbe
Rotbpenbisteit.
M arnbe / m. Sie Henopatiom
bes S9lofes, bic por iieben Sabren Be-:
sonnen purbe, tit nunmebr polenbet.
sic bat i'm 9anaen bic Summe pon
100000 Marf erforbert. Sas foloi=.
iale @sbGube-es 1T bas srDBte S4loB
9eut59ldnbs-ma9t nun nteber b0l=
Tia ben ginbrud bes Neueu.
pfprsbeim. SIN bena9barten
Niefern eri ta9 na9 pprbersegangenem
@treit Der S9anftpirtb 9eorg Martin
&aif, elm alter Mann bon II Sabren,
feline um 30 Sabre iinsere Srau NIT
benz Sai9enmeHer. &aft, Der otter
BON feiner Srau mibbanbelt tpurbe,
min bic Shot in Rotbtpebr Deriibt bas
hpn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
Worte Der WQbrtett.

@ir, bic unter3ei@neten Gpotbete,
ber Upper Pentniula BON Mi9tsan,
iasen semeiniam. bab @arner'sWbt
Wtne Of Gar Sprup ats ein 9als:
unb 2unsen=9 eilmittel ni9t abertrofs
fen rpirb. gs bat tn bieier @esent
po0itdnbtse3 ufrtebenbeit seseben unb
1T ether unierer beiten @erfaufsses
senitdnbe:
Stafforb Mpotbefe, Warqnette, Uet4.
8. s. GtfinIon. Sarbor Sprinss, Wei9:
Rirfmoob & O'Oomobue, Ne9aiinee. Mt4.
q. W. 8ertins g. Co., Neaaunee, Wti4.
5. We. 8owers, Ontona9on, wfi@.
&. @. Btpian, Qaurtint & Calumet, Weih.
S. g. Einlnn, S~ibpenning. Wti4.
q. s. Scott, 9ancod, Uei9.
Gonluap s. Dan, Sault ct. Marie, Mi@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01

narlebrer a. .. Musuit- gDiemanl,,
tpelaer nabeau 1000 2ebrer bes Meiz
ringer 2anbes nit aussebilbet unb iid
audi als Shriftiteler auf benz @ebiete
Der Naturpifenf4aften einen Namen
ertporben bat, 1T bier, rs Sabre alt,
seitorben.
e b 9. Der ~beritorbene friibere
pfarrer 9r. l1lrtet bat ben srDbten
9beil feines nambaften 8ermDsens
mebreren Tbterf6uBpereinen unb
Wohltbdtisfeits : Mnftalten perma4t.
Mu9 treue Dienfte fat er belobnt. I'M
benz CT feiner 9ausbdltertn cine lebens>
Idnsli4e Rente, einem friiberen Oienfts
mdb4en, bas spDlf Sabre Bel ibm
mar, $4,000 Marf unb einem anberen
1000 Mart in 8aar bermadte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
&ettete 3mei bottt Sobe.

vl1niere fleine To@ter bate einen
nabeau perbdnsniBuollen Mnfans BON
&eu@buiten unb 8ron@ttis, i@retbt
Srau SO. 6. 9apilanb uon Nrmonf,
81. g., aber, na@bem alle anbere,
Webiainen ni9ts sebolfen batten, ret
teten ptr ibr 2eben NIT Dr. Sings
Stem DISCOVERY. 11niere Nt@te, mel=
DE S@winbiu@t tn uorseradtem@ra
BE bate, sebrau@te slet@faIs bieie
,punberuoIe Mebtain, unb fte TT beuz
tie uolftdnbis pobl." Cur ger3weifz
lung tretbenbe 9alss unb 2unsenz
trantbeiten saben Dr. &tns's Stem
Discovery n1ebr nod als trseub elmer
anberen Mebt3tn anf @rben. 11nz
feblbar fur grtdltuuSen unb 9uften.
Scots unb $1.00. Tlai@en Sarans
tirt BET %. s. 9ubn. Probefidi@s
den fret.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-01
2sranm(@weis. Am6aft. 2safoe6

% o Ienbit tel. Sds GeI=
itngbaus IN Wolfenbiittel, in benz 2e5z
ftng unter Mnberem aud feinen rNaz
tban Der Weife" f9rieb, Jon renobirt
unb sesen ben 8erfaa sei@iibt tperz
ben.
s E I B. Cine Stiftuns BON
100000 Mart 1T SeBnib bon benz per>
ftprbenen &aufmann unb ftenbertretenz
ben Stabtberorbnetenborfteber Germ.
@4abe teftamentarif9 NIT Der 8eitim@
mung bermadt tporben, bab mad @r=
1ffnung bes Setaments fpfort $4,000.
Mart our Musaablung fpmmen, pGbz
renb bic tpeiteren $4,000 Marf mad
benz Mbleben Der @befrau bes @ertors
bene, ber Stabt aufaIen fonen. 9je
Rir9e 1T nit 5000 Mart unb bic ffei>
tpinise Geuertpebr nit 1900 Mart be-
badt tporben.
WiIbunsen. Neulih purbe
bier etne beutf1e @olfsbetlftdtte fir
8laienz unb Nierenleibenbe in @esen>
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tpurben auf Der &arl Sriebri4z9rube
in gntringen bret 8ersleute perfdiits
tet. Die 2ei6en tpurben geborsen-
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brei 3inber.
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seleitete fi9t foftfpieltse 9etlz
fdtte btsber feblte.
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nerfdteb in 5rauenfelb Der Sesep
Metteur ulri9 2iitbi, Der pone
a Sabre binbur9 bon 1887 Bis 1901
IN Der nSburgauer 3ettuns" feline
,f9parae 3unt1 ausseiibt bat.
Sell n. Infer Rarton feierte
,iefer Sage nit GROCER 8eseifteruus
Elm 1o0idbrises 8efeben als Sdpeis
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bena9barten Srte 8urgersborf bur4z
f9nitt in Mtpefenbett ibres Mannes
bic setitesgeftDrte Srau bes @isentbiiz
nters CABIN ibrer Dieridbrtgen SoAter.
benz Elm babies Sabr aGten Sobn, foz
pie ft9 felbft init etnem RaiirmeHer
bic &eble. Mqe brei blieben tobt. Ser
fe4sidbrisen So4ter gelang es, Der
Mutter au entfommen.