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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22

| people who own their little homes would
not be jeopodized. He believed with AL
derman Reynolds that the city could be
run on 81 so
Alderman Gushing OF the Fourth ward
| was IN favor OF concurrence. He char
acterized the remarks OF the previou.
speakers as vapii and meaningless argu-
ments.
I'VE had tax of si65 he said. but
| through the efforts OF the gentleman n
| from the Fifth ward II was dropped 10
$3.50. We have had nothing hut d!aster
ever since. The first year II was a de-
ncit, OF $4,000 and the next one OF SSH 900
Our credit Is already impaired We are
| rolling up n burden for the taxpayers
by and by. II we don't increase the
tax rate this year we must Increase IL
| twice as much another year. Tf we In
crease this tax II does not give us the
privilege OF beng extravagant. IT will
simply pay the running expenses We
are going on year after year deeper and
deeper In debt, and where shall we come
eventually? Bankruptcy. II Is the only
outcome. In order 20 pay of this debt
already rolled up the assessors will have
TO find between ss,00A.oco and g. oo0, ooo OF
property. Do YOU think they can do TT
In conclusion the alderman objected TO
the increase In valuation of property In
his ward The city Is growing very rapid
ly. he said. and the bills must he paid.
CAN BE RUN on sLso
In reply TO n question by Alderma n
Cooke. Mr. Reynolds said ell the depart
ments could be run on the money avail
able at the tl.60 rate.
MIR Cooke expressed his surprise at the
attitude OF Alderman Reynolds He saws
himself. said Judge Cooke. that while
1866 would be needed 10 run the city. yet
he favors rate Of $3.50. I agree with
every member Of the board that the city
should be run as economically as posi-
hle. but N there is one thing more than
another that viii discourage capital from
locating I'm this city IL Is the fact that
the city is running behind on It's bills
No city can exist that does not pay
its current expenses az IL goes along
and IL is n disgrace that bills contracted
one year must walt until the next years
taxes have been collected
The roll was then called and the reso-
luton passed In concurrence by vote
of 5 to 4. The vote was as follows: AYES
Aldermen Cooke Gushing. Gray Per-
kns and Picrce-total g. Noes-Alder-
men Covell. Freeman. Mccarthy and Rey-
nods-total T.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
sundv orders were issued for the
abatement of nuisances
The order for curbing of Hazel street
and Tuxedo avenue was the cause OF cor.
siderable discussion. James Sullivan oh.
jecting TO the work being done on Hazel
street. The resolution passed
Petitions 10 keep and sell fireworks
were granted as follows NJ J. Rowen.
1855 Aiwells avenue: Thomas W Cotter.
80 Potter avenue. Ella A. French. p2S
Broad street Katie Hesney. 222 wicksn.
den street; Y. r Hutchinson. as Smith
street: Patrick Mcdonnell. ssit Doyie ave.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
After Spirited Debate the Question
of Concurrence Was Put and Car
ried by a Vote of 5 to 4.

ee>e
which Aldermen
council % Aldermen
Gushing
the rateat
Aldermen Cushing GRAY
Cooke Reynolds Nc
Carthy, Freeman
Alderman business was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22

The News began April and extending to June voting
contest the value OF which will appeal strongly the young
and the interested obtaining business education
The of reality and business activity when
is handicapped by having business education The young
men and OF today should fit themselves for business
the former because it absolutely for life and
the latter because of untold advantage and often
The R. Commercial School offers the young and young
the opportunity business The
has secured two scholarships from this school, which form the basis
Of this
The most popular young and young the of
Rhode Island receiving the largest number of between April
and June will each scholarship in the r. l. Commercial
School, which entities them full either stenogaphy
and pewritng or bookkeeping the winners elect with abso
utey either stationery
text books.
Anyone this Get your friends work for
you 1t is grand opportunity!
Below will be found filled
and the directions You often like,
either tor young young but only
for each vote
The votes can be either brought The News.
This is most excellent opportunity for young
woman to absolutely free.
These scholarships and be used by the
winners They be used within period of years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22
NEWS VOTING CONTEST

For the Most Popular Young Man and the
Most Popular Young Woman in the
State of Rhode Island - The Two
Winners of This Contest Will Receive
Each a Scholarship in the R. /.
Commercial SChOOl-A Grand OppOr-
tunity for Young Man and Young
Woman to Secure a Business Ed
uCatiOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-22


Ter Exchange where weghed and complete
efficient Heane
penmanshi Shorthand Tpewrng
fitted vaiua
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-19

The proposed Elks lodge, gotten
up by Messrs. w. :. Howell Of Bryan
and Sam Harlan Of College. will be
duly instituted in this city Wednes-
day, May 9. Deputy Joe Lee Jami-
sou aud a team Of fifteen will be here
from Austin TO do the work.
II. r. simmons OF this city has
made arrangements 20 open barber
shop in Mart, In partnership with
Conductor Terry Of the / * G.. y.
Mr.. simmons will not leave Bryan
or sever his connection with the City
shaving Parl0r.
Prof. ;. H. Dunlap, In town yes
terday from kurten, says the people
there are making preparations tO en-
terrain "a large coucourse of people at
that place next Friday, az the county
Farmers institute. Prof. Roht. r..
Smith says a delegation will attend
from the College.
Ladies' admitted free 10 the Mobiles
Dramatic Company performance on
Monday evening 10 accompanied by
one 90 cent ticket, purchased before
6 O'Clock Monday afternoon. lii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-19
Local NesOE

Mrs. @. @. Shelley is visiting 10
Austin,
Mrs. +. l.. Hall LEFT yesterday foI
Ennis.
The society columns will Boz found
ou the fourth page.
Rev. Father Theon returned from
Galveston yesterday.
Capt W. n. Wiley spent Friday
and Saturday IN Mart.
DO not buy your straw hat al you
see those 40 Webb Bros. t-5-l
~. aud Mrs. ". C.. Goue have r..
turned from New Brauniels.
j. Allen Myers left yesterday for
Washington aud New York.
Received AZ Webb Bros, beauti-
ful line OF silk mits and silk gloves.
Rev. J. A. Freeman went 30
Hearne and Stone City yesterday.
We have 10. II you don't see II
all for a. Franklin Bros. li6
Mrs. W. q. Taliaferro returned
from Waco aud Calvert yesterday.
For sale-Fine variety Of chrysau.
themums. Mrs. NJ. IA James. ll6
Phone John A. Moore's Insurance
Agency. lie wants your business.lli
Received 40 Webb Bros, another
large aud handsome line of Neck
wear. i-1.i
Place your Fire and Accident In
surance with John A. Moore. phone
No. 81. 90
See our line Of wedding presents.
We can please you. Wilson a. Jeu-
kins. no
1.-The best what is"-Nobles Ora
matte Co..neNt week. Attractions
guaranteed. iii
For Rout-Furuishcd rooms Tor
light housekeeping. Apply 60 Mrs.
w. r.. Harris. ila
Received yesterday 40 Norwood's,
"a swell line of patent Corona l0w-cut
Douglas shoes. Do
Mrs. Myrtle Mckinney arrived
from Marlin yesterday 90 visit her
father j A. Beard
Assessor r. w. Nall says there rs
one thing certain, aud that is 20
line dewhorry crop.
There will Doe services at the Free
Baptist church tonight by the pas
TOR, bat no services go 10 today.
KnppcndorG Dittmau slippers
need ~ introduction. We are show
.ug an the now styles Webb Bros
Once furniture and fixtures, desk
convouieucos, everything for The
business man, sold by The ENlino
CO.. Dallas. Connolly q Carncs,
agents, Bryan,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-19
"a z e q Ea e e q q e e Il

You will make "a mistake II you do
not see Webb Bros summer suits
they are offering 40 $50 and $1,000.
Gen. John b. Gordon lectured az
the a. aud NJ College last night
under the auspices OF the y. NJ. g..
a..
See Norwood's shoe window. He
has just received those elegant low
cut patent Corona W. l.. Douglas
shoes. 10
We are now showing "a nice car Of
good young cattle steers, COWS.
heilers and veal Franklin
Bros. no
Pretty China, Cut Glass. Pictures.
Brica-a-brac, etc; charming Ia de-
sign; swell patterns. Wilson q
jenkins. ii5
For Rent-New Cottage on same
block a. Mrs W. r Rhodes resi-
dence. Apply 70 Chatham Machinery
Company. IFS
The Mobiles Dramatic Company
Is the best repertoir company travel
ing and the attraction az the Grand
next week. ia
Mrs. /. II. Vannoy Of College sta
ton was In the city yesterday ca
route 10 Tabor 10 visit her mother,
Mrs. Purcell.
Mrs. Nettie Smith OF Atlanta, Ga,
was Ia the city yesterday represent
ing the Confederate Veteran, pub
llshed AZ Nashville
The A. and NJ College baseball
team again defeated the University
team ON the campus grounds yerter-
day afternoon. score 2 too.
Joe Wiley. George Paul, Jim Rob
inson, Messrs Hindmau and viii
lams leit last night for Mart 80 work
in the J.. q q. y shops.
j T.. Darter Of Neal, Madison
county, was here yesterday on route
20 Concho county, whore he will buy
land aud move % 10 bis stock OF
cattle.
r Mcdonald, John Ferguson Miss
Mary Ferguson and &. =. Jones of
Bethel left yesterday for Waco 10
attend the dedication of the Carroll
science hall OF Baylor University.
Row. George Stewart, who has been
conducting "a greet meeting at Waco.
will open "a meeting iu Huntsville
next week. II is expected that Dee
will pass through Bryan Monday.
Services at tho Christian church
today, morning and evening, with
preaching by the pastor. Miss Nellie
Smith will Dnlciate at toe organ nt
che morning service and there will
Doe some special music.
Lula Williams, coIorei. charged
with disturbing the pence aud az
gruvnted assault, was released yp,-
tprdav uu 500 bond Last night
the Williams woman. who was stop
ping 40 tenant hous. boo thrI
northwest part of town. was called
out ou tho gallery about o'clock
and shot by some unknown p rsou
The bali entered the stomach, aud at
"a late hour last night DO was not eN-
poctod tho woman would survive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-19
REVIVAL MEETING.

At the new Methodist church.
commencing Sunday, April ~. at fl
"a. m.
The pastors and members az other
churches are cordially invited TO
take part In the meeting.
The preaching will he done by
Evangelist w. ID. Bass, OF Corinth.
Mississippi.
Everybody invited no attend.
T.. l.. Shottles. Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-04-19

Mrs. Mary Greene Wilson Is In
town representing work written by
her father, DR.. j v. Greene. entitled
Prose and Verse This Is a work
on southern Literature, very highly
commended by many literary men Of
ability.
John \. Moore, successor 90 a. u.
McConnico, Is writing Fire and Ac-
cldent Insurance. He will appre-
clate share Of your business. Phone
SO. 30. ia
SIX room house for rent. See T..
W. Higgs. ia
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
9ontgrei4 Yapert1.

Oftenfiug. Sm naben
Mettlfamm lit bas Intpeien bes gals
ert ,5DlideELpfsbsr 11idoergebrannt.
paimtetr. - Dem 6trabentpdrk
ter s:yofepb Mi1'oetb bier .tpullbe in
@iidlidt duf bic ieit fiinf5ig Sabren
gdtsifteten Oienite bic GErennriin5e bes
Quttpigsorbens Derlts6eH.
Miin Gen- 6er3Dg aurl 59epz
DOR ernannte feiipen langid1rigen
MFiftenaarat Dr. 3enler gum bersogz
EGsn 9rlFrut9. Zen @srbienitork
ben Dom bsilisen Miflael 3. &fafe er=
bielt her @atb hss Oberiten Msh~
rltagsbcfes Grnrua auper Wiofer.
TeubduS a. S. Muf Ger
6trabe bpap bier rsa9 NiebsrI1drbing
tpu1beber 7Oiabrioe stragsgutsbe=
fiBsr Qahhamrl1er BON Meberifdrz
bing iibrrfalIen unb ieiner 8aarf1Gft
bsrdalbt. Dem usbsrfallenen ipur6e
bic SGIfelccde eiuJgsi6td9en. Inter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
Ste Gratt ais Nrst.

Der Wiener Mugenar5t profeTor
Stelltpag b. Carton, Der biefer Sage
ietnen 80. Geburtstag feierte. bat ii9
81 einem Sournaliiten iiber bas Mebiz
5tnitubtum Der Srauen ipie folgt gez
duBert: sd babe iebr biele Jrauen
als S9iilerinnen eebabt unb mar nit
ibnen febr aufrteben. Sir GENTLE
3petge Der Mebi5tn, 10 fir bieNugens
beilfunbe unb fir bic @eburtsbilfe,
balte i9 bic Ner5tinnen fir auBerorz
bentlt9 seeignes. SCI babe bic Mebiz
ainerinnen itets fletBig, beritdnbis aez
funben unb babe ale M9trng bor
einer Iugendratin nie 5rdu Or. Rofa
3eri9baumer, bic aulebt i'm rufiif9en
Oten1te nit elmer ambulanten Mugen=
flintf bur9 bic ru5iif3en gin0ben aog.
9etpiB, bic syrauen miii1en bic gan5e
Meotatn itubiren, aber praftt5iren
fDnnen lie nur in etntgen Spectalfds
dern. Gs tit berfebrt, penn tie itd
iiberalI betbdttgen tpolIen. Cine rtei=
ner blonben 59iilerifrnen - im ers
innere midi nur, bab 1ie blpnb mar
tit iebt profeforin Der Mugenbeiltunbe
in Go!iTrrnien.
Sir MIDI febt bic Trase Der 8es
tbdtisung ber sSrauen in ben fpgea
nannten rndnnlt9en 8erufen 70: @inb
bic Srauen bere4tist 5a leben, 10 iinb
tie au9 bere9tigt, ft9 bas 2eben in
bonetter Dirt 5u perbienen. Die Mdnz
ner follen au9 nidt Hagen, baB lie
bur4 bic Jrallen bsrbrdnst iperben.
Mit Der MDslidfeit bes @erbienens
tpd9it au9 bic 9eiratbsmDglidfeit Der
Srauen. Waan uuterlhdbe bic Grau
ntht als 5attor i'm Dienite Der Def
fentli9feit. sSn Mmerifa 1T Der gan5e
@lementarunterri6t, niht su feinen
56aben, ben Srailen anbertrdut. g{uh
in Wien babe i9 Gelegenbeit, iiber htc
9tubienfolee in bon Srauen geleiteteA,
glaiIen gu itaunen. 46tuns, 9ut ab
bor benz Grnit Der ernften ssrduen!
sic leben nit biel tpentgsf als bic
Mdnner unb finb geniieIamer. Das
Der Mann fir 8ier unb gigarren
braudt, reidbt aus, nm feibft in ber
@roBitabt bic anftdnbige Srau gu ers
balten. Ser GinfluB braper Srauen
auf bic Gr5iebuns Der Sugenb 1T Elm
melt sr0berer, als bic MGnner gluna
ben ober augeben. Gs 1T in ben
Srauen elm sepihes gttpas bon dngez
borenem 9lnitanb, mas lie anmuthig
auf bic ibnen anDertrauten Rinber
iibertrageu."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
% . 1T M iitter4eu2 il

'SeserIpart bes fait geldba1ten Mans
res bic Wo9nung uusaurdumsn. Wetz
'oinesr, elm gsmeingefGbrli9er Men19,
birfte Ter We0rber fein.
S6wets. ..,.
Gsiben. - 9ier ftar6 i'm fo9en
Otter BON regln5ig Sdbren 9err 9ez
ri9tsT6rerbsr 8d9.
2usern. Der Regierunqsrat6
fat 9rr. Nauptnann sSoIepb &niiI lei
pom SGiiben6ataiIon a gum Waior
bt'frrbert.
@enf. - Ser neritor6ene 6err
Georges 8aIloton that ietnen ge}umm=
ten NudlaB gu gleider SbetIen fir
oas i'm 8au bssrtffene 9enfer Bolts
fanatorium unb fir bic 9enfer@olfsz
'tiihen beitinnrt.
@larus.- 0as Rrtninalgerihi
tss Garutpns @arus bai ben 1rsgen
fa6.lGfiger SSbtung Der Srau Sab
liibeI in 5ellertbalsn ongefleg!en un=
pa'enttrten Mrat 0t!o Wliid freisss
Iprofsen.
Oattrau.- Der etnunbied3tg=
idbrige 2teaelarbeiter Safob 5rit19i
oon Seufersrienitein mar an bel
NaTer6re6maidytne bei4dftist. 81
ltpurbe bonn Srorsmifionsriemen ers
srITFen 1rHb in 0te.0O6e genom1nen uni
Su Sobe oeIdle1lbert.
st. 8allem Der SdifFGItt;
der 'Wiillcr. Elm arbeitIuGer, fleibige,
Munn. FAT i'm @ldu6en, feline SAINT:
lie niht :neGr burhsrinssn 81 fOn:
ren, ls!re 6rGu, elm Sinh bon Die,
sya6ren unb etn Iolde3 bon 5pei Wio:
nateu mit eiaem 9eil tootgeidlasen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02

Graf 8oni be gafteGlane tpiin11t
ein fran5Oiiid=amerifan 8iinbs
nib. Retn Munber! Oas BinbniB,
bas er felbit f4lob, bat fih fiir i'm
als b09it profitabel eripieieA
Die Miener 3eit beri1tete iiber bid
leBten Sfanbalfcenen i'm ungarifnen
parlamente:: rMiniiter Geierparn ftebt
tpdbrenb biefer ftiirmifhen GiBling
nit perf1rGnttenMrmen ba unb prbnei
rubig feine Hapiere." Das nlaht Tim
feiner fo leiht nah!
4 X 4 vrEvT Fs
srDer nipberne Runittdna1, 10 iDir6
in Der 0Dffifben3eitung bonn "a. Geb.
bebduptet, bat iih aus benz Mrtilaens,
tbum ber I'm MitteImeer iiblih GENE
fenen @prungtdn3e enttpidelt.A DiG|
tan3enbet Mellen, duf bic bod hier
mob lbingeipieien tperben folIte, fdnn
man eigentlih niht nit benz MrtiffeRs
tbun1 in Werbinbung bringen, fenn
TIRE Gpriinge trdren IN, @egent6eil ifS2
rler bic reinite Ndtar. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02
Gine MufYerFaSt.

l1rber Der 1la6e 1i9rtft: r@:ne Stubt
1bne Oiebitabl" tit in einer englil4en
3eitung in 8altinore Elm Mrtifel err
iGienen, ter ieherfuls allsen,eins2[uf=
nerfIanffeit auf ii6 sieten lpirb. Cine
;55dbt Dbne Oiabita9l, has 9eibt olio,
bab eirre Stdbt uuf elmer e6rliGer unb
gsIhaftsmdbissr 8aiis Derpaltet tptrb.
lpts Elm sroBes Snbuitrieunterreb ebnen
lpnb b;eisn ielteren Rltbm ntmmt bic
Stabt 8dltrmnre inter Der @erlpalz
tlrtg Ihas 8iirsermetitsrs Sbontas s..
6apes in Dem beIusten Nrtttel fir it9
In Wmpru6. 0a WaaDor 9ages zen
rueuen gbarhsr, inur6 lpel9en bic Stubt
BON aller Corruption befreit iein ION,
Ielxr ausgearbsitet atnb r,ah hemIelz
ben feline @erNpaltung ge7iibrt bat, 10
taun er it6er ols fpnSpetent betradptet
ipsubsn, gu hagen, ipie er bus aneeitellt
bat. @tdbte. in bsnen Die Corruption
ar's Saseslt9t getrehen tit, tpsrben
Dem Waapor bon Baltimore Fbenfaus
ITfmerfl lumfeit idenfsgr.
2lls 9err 6upes, ber notabere Elm erz
falbrensr Suuiit 1nb tein polititant lit,
ben rpeuen gburter uusarbei.ete,
fAtpd6ten fbm Jipst, fir eine ebrltde
llno gsIhdf ftsmGbAse 8erEpaltrny ni9t
3u e,rtbebrerbe WptE9penbigfeiten ppr
Nmgen. DieIe pertpirf0:6te er bur9
bie Shaffuug elmer 8eI9luBbebDrbe,
ipeIde ben perIdIisberen fdbtiihen
; Oepartenents bic &ontrDlle ii6er ale
Rontrafte unb bic 8eIdnffllng Dom
oGem Material rs:nn1t unb bte @6=
i@Bunssbeg6rlpe, tpelds benz i5tabtz
rath Tie W6a9t rirnmt, iingerehhs 8e=
tpinigungsir gu maden ober Sreibriefe
gu bergeben. gs iit cine MarirraGz
Tunfne argeieBt, Big gu beren 601e Der
Stubtrath 8stpiligurgen muden tann,
aber tetn ppfDisegiarr,, bic Struber 5lt
beniiben cher Grunbf ftiide gu belpilligen
ober Srai6riefe ous3uitelIen, lam berz
geben nerben, obne baB loie senannten
8eBrben buau ibre @;nGpillisung sez
9eDeH rdDen.
GauHbern ii9 Der Mabpr bieie 9sbtns
sunyert gsiidpert bate, n,aBn er spie
etnft Diogenes bic 0aterre in b6e 6dnb
lpab cling aus, Menl6en gu Iu9sn, bas
betBt Mdnner, vauf bcren 6Ghigfeit unb
l1nbeI6pIbnh er bulert turunte, I'm
bie berlhiebsnen itdbdif9en Memter
NIT berdelben gu beisten. S6gleid
felber Elm Denrobrut, ipdbIte er' aaan1
ftdbtMaen Sngsnisur etnen Mpu6litaz
rer, bsr feline griinbliden RennbniiTe
als ssStgeniellr eanes her gr1Bkn gtien=
6dbnipltenpe bisies 0arlbes bdpielen
brtte. Wit oieIem tii6tigen Mdnne
rthtete er bic Deridiebenen WerpuGs
tlrnysStpsiec ein, ftellte tDi.Idl6<n
GpferaaaD bkS Nereides BET .NnblerS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-02

urb geiteher uub bplfenbehe bie Heges
nepatton bon Baltimore IN bier Sab
rem. Nodbsn1 er 10 bic Derfpd1t!mg
auf elmer sefddftli9er 8diis eingsrids
tst butte, fuhte en- bfe 5aibeniben Sc
fhdftsleute Der Stabt auf atrdo funb
t:sielben 6ereit, flbn i'm idber MeaIe alr
ur1tsritiiben. NiGt guna obne Sturm
batte ii9 bisIe l1m1panblnmg polfaogen
unb es fat nranher &un,pf gefofet,
bic norgenontmereer Geformen balrds
swfiibren. gber bI;e RsIlrlhate unb tDtr
tpollen int Der !9imiibt nus, mas Der
MaDor iagt, uuf Sreu unb 8lanbsn
arutebmen, iinb berart, buB fie anbere
@tdbte 4po9l sur gedlabmung dnregen
tDnatten.
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36einptafa.


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SpeDer. eyn Me9tersbeim 1T
,@roBieuer ertftnluSert. Gs ii1D Ia Ges
bduEe abgebronnt. 0on flint Ndd=
bauorten ,pareD bie SeuerLDebren err
iCbtenen.
2anba u. - @erbaftet purbe in
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6riider, petGer aus Der gefangglertz
anltalt' in 3ipeibriiden entfprltrtger1
lpar. Der Malernlsi1t 1tsr MeHerfhmibt
in Dornbeint er9dlt 50 Mdrt ,Belobz
ttat1ug.
Aonigrci6 2SiirtemBers
8rutbingen. Nuf Der Nlb
!purbe ber angeIetene Shuf5iihter
gtraub beim 1daeE einsr 8ude bon
oisfer erI9lagen.
GrrGtelfimeen. - Ser Bel
benz 0pi5fdllen Derllnglidte S. Bauer
lit Ietnen 8erlebltnyen erlegen.
SMbtnsen. sSm GDnfnrs
bes &aufmnnns unb 8anfiers 8rGu=
nine belallFen itdb bic paiiOen auf
$4,000 Mf.; ulEes sirjs in Der gu
derTpefulation perlpren.
@rp bbp tt mar. - Gin 6euer
bra9 in Der @9euer bon 3irfler llnb
Mufre9t aus uno 3ieIe unb bas 5aus
BON Yottlieb WfilIer itnb Dem berbee=
renoen Glenrente gum Spfsr gsfalIen.
Stnttgdrt. - Ser S6erfuns
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folser bss gbsihsgeridtsratbs 3inl>
merle arp bas Asidsseri9t berufen.
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lt6 tit.
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gebprere 1rl1D Ieit 1884 i'm aftiDen
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aus Mau,rbeim ben 2anbtpirtb
l5dnulot aus &dfertbal bur6 einen
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Wi. aas S6lntiot beso6lte.
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W}aLbaGe, DON pen Oelmer 9enDar=
men gsidGoiien bur6 bic SrtsitraBe
eeiii9rt,, sefolst bon elmer Mcnse
Nsugierbgsr aug Define unD puaieur.
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MDrOer psrspiini idence Rufe ertDnen;
toieIer uber trltg ben Den 3opf bo9
un6 mari freeze 8lide na9 alfen Seiz
ten.
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bonn 3aberner Martte beimgtng, batz
s. er bes @uten etuas au oiel ge=
f6an lrb berirrte ii9 i'm Mnlte. fo=
bob ep iic9 i6lieBli6 gum 5d)lafe
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ben ibm bunn na9 einem li.pJersn
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FAINTER pflese tit her Mann iasniz
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@eferret&- -Nnsar,s.

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pettor sSoief potborn, Der iein 4oidaz
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eritih Dor. Eine Rp1lensasausitr9<
n1ung batte ibusnr 2eben Elm Gnte
genlaht.
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iDurben lbon eirsem Marlt iiberfnnen,
Der {ih bns Geiiht gsidtpdr3t batte.
Gr t1'otete bic 'Go9ter burn sieben
WkiTerftide. Nnn1u brdng Il III bos
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bonn gSsrbaht, ben NaHbmorb begans
gen su baben, lit Elm 18jdbriser Burr
ifDe, Nnrners Sailsr, aus benz be-
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Smxea.Gurg.

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miiTap Sobann Mbing lit nab lGnsez
1er Rrantboit inn Otter rpn So Sabren
gsltorben.
Tifd6ad. Der 73idbrise
Ntf. lllbalrien fiel 10 ungliidliA bon
feinsm Subulperf Eerunter auf ben
Ropf, bob er fcfort dr5tEide 9ilfe bes>
bsirlrfen mubbe.
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tteilfgung aallreiGer 2elotraseacer
ipu1ce Der Gbren Staatst6ierlr5t
6err gusa, Jiiher auf benz 2ie6e
fralentirGIbofe beerbtgt.
Das in Der GbihpapitraSe gekgene
WoBrps unb 8efHdftabaus go. 15
ging in DffentGhsr 8erltetseruny fit
bic 5umne 'bpm $4,000 SruncS in
ben 8eTib BON SRI. 9slene Mepe-- aug
Quremblru ii6er.