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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
A FEW BUTTER BRIEFS.

Butter should be worked as little as
possible; just enough to make it COM
pact and expel the superfluous mois-
ture.
There is'no apparatus that can get
more butter out of the milk than the
cow put into it. But care must be
taken to get all the COW puts in.
In the dairy only the purest salt
should be used. Salt that will not dis
solve readily in water is unfit for but
ter. The quantity is a matter of taste
and the better plan is to consult the
taste of the consumer Generally from
three-fourths to one ounce per pound is
used
When the cream is made too warm
before ii goes into the churn in one
sense the globules are cooked together.
causing the casing to be attached.
rather than the globules. and as the
yellow of the butter is obscured by this
envelope of casing the butter comes
white and soft
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
MILLINERY.

Fine Spring Straw Hats Trimmed to $500 Trimmed Chiffon Hats
Hats
Styled Shaped Hats Unrimmed Children
Leghon Hats 5 Chldren Tuscan hats Silk
Caps Babies Ribbons style, width
l of kinds, Flowers Wreaths, etc..
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
USE ABSORBENT BEDDING.
It's Need in the Stable Is Known in
Theory, Although Much Neg
lected in Practice.

Too much emphasis cannot be placed
on the necessity for having plenty of
absorbent bedding in all stables for
two reasons, namely, to promote the
comfort of the animals and to save the
manure, especially the liquid eXcre-
ment, which is the most valuable part
of it. The need of clean, dry, abundant
bedding must be generally known theo-
retically, although much neglected in
practice. The value of liquid manure
is, however, thing people in general
are very slow to learn or to do any,
thing about Among the best absorb
ents may be mentioned sawdust, straw,
and land plaster Sawdust. an excellent
fertilizer in itself, retards the decompo-
sition of the manure. but rots quickly
when mixed with it. Where it is cheap
and accessible, nothing better can be
had AS most farmers have more straw
than can possibly be used for feeding
purposes, this is a most common and
on the whole most excellent bedding.
Land plaster, where obtainable, is an
excellent absorbent for stables. especi-
ally to hold the excessive ammonia in
horse Stables-Prairie Farmer.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
Extracted VS.. Comb Honey.

Here in the east the comb honey in
attractive shape commands far larg-
er call than the extracted does and more
so during the last few years. The light
weight foundation, pure and nearly
transparent, has done away with the
"hobo" of tough center comb which the
consumer kicked on. What looks more
pleasing than fine cake of comb honey,
we'll filled? On the other hand extracted
honey cannot be put on table in as good
form, though it be put up in packages to
suit the eye. The consumer has such a
fear of adulterated goods that he pre-
fers the comb honey which he knows is
pure.-Geo. H. Townsend. in Ohio
Farmer.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
Peaches in Cold Storage.

The Hartford Day Spring says that
an experiment which has been success
fully conducted this season by a num-
Der Of South Haven fruit growers is
the placing of peacher and pears in
cold storage. Early in October, 1903,
several bushels of peaches and pears
were carefully picked, sorted and each
piece of fruit wrapped in tissue paper;
this was then wrapped in white print
paper and placed on a shelf in cold
storage January l the fruit was taken
out and placed on the local market in
as good condition and finely favored
as though freshly picked The price
thus obtained was nearly three times
that which the fruit from the same
trees sold for at the time it was put
In cold storage
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
CONNECTIONS.

CON ECIlONS.
Train No. connects at HarrisOnburg,
Va, chesapeake Western Junction) with
Valley K. r trains for all points in the
Valley, North or South of HarrisOnburg
and for points South or North via Southern
Ky. or Valley R. r., and Harper's Ferry,
B. 20; also via StauntOn, Va, 70.
Train No. connect at Elkton, w.: with
N d w. train No. for ali points nth,
Southwest and Northwest, via Roar g.,
Va, Winston Salem, N. c., Bristol, lie
or Columbus. Ohio.
Train No. 6 connects at ElktOn, Va, with
N. u w. train No. for Iuray. Front Roy
al, RivertOn, Va, Charlestown. w. Va,
Hagerstown, Md, and points North and
East via Hagerstown, Md. and Cumb Der
land Valley and Western Maryland X. rs.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping carsthr0ugh from
Elkton to New York, via Harrisburg and
Train No. S will wait at Elkton for N.
II w. No. connection. 80 minutes when
late.
For information as to rates, tickets,
routes, etc., apply to any agent OF the
chesapeake Western Railway, or
M. l.. Mardis,
Supt Il Traffic MGR
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
A Way they Have.
What this Stanton citizen says only
Csrroborates the story of thousands.

What this Stanton citizen says only
Csrroborates the story of thousands.
The pirticulars related by this re
preventative eli izen of StauntUn are
similar to hundreds of others i'll this
city. When there are scores of people,
all ANXIOUS to tell acout the benefits
received from thh use of Doan Is Kid
ney Pills, the greatest skeptic In Staun
ton must be convinced Read the follow
ing:
u. b Van Osten who is tailor EN-
ployed at W. H. Kelsey's tailor shop
and residing at 911 Stuart st. says: ut
is tantalizing to any one TO have a
steady aching across the back, but L
think it is especially so to person
who has to remain in sitting posi-
t on much of the time. have suf1erek
for long time and some days it act
uallv seemed AS though my back would
break in two, | knew my trouble came
from my kidneys for there were other
Indications of this complaint, for the
kecretions from those organs were ex.
&c Sve at times and at others scanty
and especially at night. | read about
D ans Kidney Pills and went to Is. f..
Hughes drug store and got box.
They relievek me promptly and In q
short time the urinary trouble was cor
rected and the backache disappeared.
| also used DOan's Ointment for itch
ing piles which had troubled me for a
long time. This preparation did not
fail like dozens Of others had tried
but instead it acted just as representa-
and gave me prompt and positive re
lief Doan's Kidney Pills aud Doan's
Ointment are certainlO worthy of end
Orsatian."
For sale by all dealers. Price so C
Foster Mllburn, Buffalo, N. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOan's and TAXI
no substitute.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27

suggested in the cut, with lock and
to fit the lock, and the cream can be
set in and left for the driver to collect
when he comes along. Leave openings
in the rear to ventilate the closet that,
being closed, it may not be overheated
by the sun. Several neighbors on a
crossroad can unite in the use of such
closet, each one putting his name on
his can, taking turns in carrying the
cream-Farm Journal.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
EVERYTHING New-Latest Spring Styles from New York and
Paris. You should see us before Buying your
SprinG Dress or Suit
Dry Goods.

Dry oOOuS.
Danish Cloth all colors, 12H cents
All wool serges, Blue and Black soc.
Blue Pink and Cream nunsveling 35-5oc
Blue and Black Briantine to 90 c.
Japanese Wash Silks-al Colors $50.
3S inch Blue Black and White China Silk $500.
Tafeta Silks, all colors and widths Aoc to $Ioo
White Shirt Waist Linens 25c-45c.
White Duck &C.
White Piques Ioc TO 2oc
Organizes, all colors, Ioc to I5C.
Nainsooks, best quality, Ioc to ISc.
Loug Cloth best quality, 1oc to I5c
White Lawns sc to 2oc.
Colored Lawns SC to I2Hc
Shirt Waist Goods, Fancy Patterns, sc to I21zc.
Colored Piques Fancy Patterns, sc to Ioc
Dotted Swiss, best quality, 1oc to I5c
Gnghams ., and 615c
Lot new Spring Percaes, SC and Ioc
Caco-Fancy and Dark Patterns, and &C.
Unbleached Cotton 6 to SC.
JJnbeacled Cotton 40 in. wide, Ioc.
Bleached Cotton, &c to
GA Unbleacfed Sheeting, I8c
"a Bleached Sneetng
Tckings I2c I5c
b. Bundles of Remnants real bargain o5c
Turkey Red Table Damask IS, IS and and soc
Bleached Table Damask, 50, 50 and 48c.
SPLENDID assortment Napkins Frnged and UnngedWhit
and Turkey Red soc. to LIB
90 Dozen Ladies and Misses Handkerchief each.
20 9" sc. each.
so $ &c. eaen
These handkerchefs have been slightly damaged by bu
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
CURTAINS.

Nice Swiss Curtains ooc 81 co. Irish Point Lace Curtains
2 yds Irish Point Lace Curtains yards Soc Lot OF hne
Curtains M yards long, SO inches wide Figured centers
o5c. Better OualityS Sly le 81 White Lace Curtains,
inches wide az yards long, Striped Cenes Extra Quality qk25
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
A CROSS ROADS CLOSET.
Simple Way Whereby the Patrons of
Country Creameries Can Avoid
Many Vexatious Delays.

Many patrons of a creamery wagon
live on crossroads and are obliged to
meet the wagon at the junction of the
main and the crOssroad. This often
necessitates a long and tedious wait.
with valuable time lost. Have a closet
built at the junction of the roads as
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
Chesapeake
Western Ry.

Schedule in Effect June /. 1903.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-05-27
Mems and Bows CLOTHING.

Mems Wo" funnel ns light stripes co. Mems Blue and Striped all Wool
Lot Of Black evot Suits 80 co. Light Wosted Suits
quality single double
to
g.
all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

0abtu i0r SAD unD @ut DeyIorcn uut
inn Dbbahlo8. Der S6apeu all @e
bGupen miro duf 100000 Wtatf, ber
an MobiIiar mo Borratben oui 300,
600 Mart qei6dBt.
s. ejlbronu II. Ser M6rOsr bes
G~aitlpjrt65 NIuolo in @(sid)en, SoIei
Gditcin ueu Nerest.im. loIrbe lsbtbit
in psripdbrIoitrH 3uitoHo %Derbaittt.
vt ptttpeiL 1uh @juItiir8tr
zines i'm llm6ua bs9riffensn 0miea
puroeu orei Wrbeiter get0otet, elmer
fdtpsr, 5rpej leihter perIeBt. Sine 5rdu
peylor 0urb ben Saredsn bic Sprat)e
SuuIQauI. Der Sr6aber RES
bieiiQsn &ommtiitons= UNI 8ertoufs.
inEitut8 &arI Dad 1T nit SiuterlQI
Jung GROCER ShuIotu perIhpunoen.
8 ou9en. Sur GrtsporiIeher,
ipobl in 0eudeIrteo erihisn audi bel
1902 Sabre allie 8iirQer Soiepb Hau6y
ellen pon Dem cine babe Stunpe eut.
fernten Billings, um bon ieinem 0obl.
re6t @ebrouA gu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

ben gtirdgts aus BET StddIsr0Te elutt
Nnsabl 4rbsiter, etpa so. ben 8eiud,
Der itGnbigen NusIteluug fir @rbeiter=
lpobIfaGrt gu MISUNDERSTANDING
erm6gltaeu ioIl.
ANN &. Der felt benz 10.
Nopember b. s. 'permiBte 8iir9eri4uIs
le4rtr &iuoi, auf bsffsn GrmitteIuRg
200 Wqrt 8eIobnung ats9cieBt ma
rem, rpuros jingit am QbboHqe oes
E6bIberQss in Di6tem WdIbe an elmer
JiG)te b6nqeno ais Stelett aufgefuua
ben.
y 0 a. Dor Surgeon nuroe Der
bura bic 8erlegung Der 8aBnbofsz
anlageu in 8orua ue4 %entitanDsne
StredeHtbeil Der QiHie RiertBi6z@bem
ntB in Yetrteb aenpmmel, ioipie Der
nsue 8dbnhof 8orna erDffnet.
G y ) / g. Dieter Sage tonnts
bas oeutiae Rei65geri6t oa8 Subj
IGum iejnes 25jdbrigen geFte9eHs
feieru.
81 I a II. Der perforbene 6obris
FAINT Gran3 MoriB M}erteI jun. bat in
feinem Seitameut beitimmt, baB mad
Dem Ipoe ieiner 6rau an Die Gtabtgez
meinOc 10000 Mart au~8ge3abIt insrs
ben. Die 3tRieu bieIe8 8apitaIS iino
oQjd6rljd gu Neibnahtsn an oIte,
tronte ooer 6eoiirftige qerionen in
6orm Don @eIaenten bis gum 0ert9e
bon II 4Rort 3u psrtbeilsn.
Ptauen. Q(uf Dem @erbanb8tag
Der pogttdubti@en Getperbepereine
madte Der Observation-Disclosures
Or. @ngeImanH Die Wlittbetlung, baB
bic bon Der Staatsregierun9 oeipdbrte
llnteritiiBung in 9Dbe bon 100000
Mart ieitens Der 4anonirtbI6oft gum
She'll Deraus9abt porOen iei, pdbreno
Die 100000 M{art fir has @eperbe
nod OoIIitdubig DorbanOen ieieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
Ecfah. SotirinNcm.

StraB bur0. DieIer 3uge fam
bier cine Don Dem 2anbe6oerbonO elIubs
Iot6ringii6er @elperbes uno Sanbpet.
teroereinigungen betonitattete NuSTieIs
lung Don ge6rlinqBarbeiten unb @eieIs
IenItiiden Itatt, Die Don mebr dis 700
AusItslern bef9idt mar uRo iiG oes
3oblrei9ften 9eiuGes H. 0anoperters
treiien bes qap5en 2onDes erfreutc.-
9et Dem 8eriub. aus ieiuem brennens
ben !6orIe beritedte 10000 Wtart 81
retten, lplroe Der 77idbri9e 8eiiBer
GlapoeIin i'm bena6barteu Srte Gteige
bon ben einitiir3enoen 9rimmern &c
t0btet.
8utten. Sin 3eG~njdbrige5 Mdos
den legte I'M S6er3 nit elmer geIaOe.
nen 6linte auf ben 5m0lfjdbri9en Sobn
oes sSorIters Nubing all. Die Waffe
entluo ii6 unb Der GAuB traf ben
8naben in ben Muno. Ser Snabe
tpar iofort to0t.
s. agena II. SIM Streite erItad
Der @efIigelbdRbler Yrutersbeim iei,
nen 22iG5rigen Sobn.
B intel |. 6ier purbe Der 76idbs
rige G%inlpobner 9oeuner bon ieinem
So6ne I'M Strsite erItod)en. !9ieraui
brodte Der Sobn ieiner Mlltter mitteIIt
zines &niippeIs @~erlebungen BEL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

fGbnrib Btl5eIm Aopier 1T BET etHet
8erqtour i'm 8a~iietgebirge abgeitiir3t
uHo tobt aufgefunoen poroen.
6 utteHberg g. Der S6u6s
matber 5run3 3ondt aus WiretiB, BET
feline %43idbrigs Satin, NIT Der sr 1e
Sabre qeIebt bate, erOrofelte, purof
pom ShDurgerid]te 3lm 2ooe ourt
ben StraRg perurtbetIt.
Qai If. Der 3abnUr3t VI
,SuIius &obIiB aus S4IeSburg hat iid
in einem 1ieiigen 9Qtel per8iftet.
Sebenburg. Der Yrofefor an
Sberonmnaium 3u OberihiiBen. Ru'
bolt &tB bat ith tiir5ltq er'do1ten
Man er3G0tt iid, pdB has D(otip oes
Selbitmoroes Elm omeritaniid Duel
mar, pa8 ppr eiuigen Sdbreu onldbltt
zines 8irAweibfeItes bciaIofn poroer
Ietn iou.
8tIien. Inter ben neu aufae'
nommeneu G4ulerH bes 6ieIigen
Staat8QpmuQiium8 befinoet iid) aud
bic Gp6ter be5 gtbgeorDueten Or. 9ein.
ria Reinigsr aus MarieRbop. 9as
TrduIsiu 1T pie et'te ShiIerin, Die felt
3uIaiiun9 Der M}doheH gum @pmnas
IialItuoium bier I'M Nufna9me ange'
iudt bat.
& n lonocr8. Dor Sturgeon II
bier Der erite Spoteuitih CUR WintIHs
goubabn in ieierli6er 8eiIe Dorgenpm.
men ipornen.
sept B. llutdngit purbe I'M
nabegeIegenen Gelulud pu5 our Grtnuss
ring an bic NnlpeIenbeit Safer SoieIs
IL. I'M Sabre 1873 ouI benz MarttpIuBt
erri9tete 9entmaI entblut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
8aoeg.

GarIsrube e. NeuIth crihob in
eiuem bieitQeu 0otel Der 19iG6ride
G5ohu peS 8apeumetiter5 RieB Ieine
8eliebte, Elm jun9e5 WiGDhen BON bier.
0arauf rid)tete er Die Nuife Qegen 1td
Ielbit unb perleBte iih ourb brei
56itTe f6tper. 0o8 Wtotip Der S6oi
lit BARN 5u iltdeu, Oob bic Gltsrn
oes iurgen ManueS oeiieu 8erbdltuit
nit benz Wdbden niht ouIoeu pouteu.
-0oS @aitbaus Burg 9oben5oQern"
nuroe BON benz bisberjgen 9eIiber
S9iiB an 6abritbeliber y. 9orIt nm
1877, 200 Wtart pertauft.
N II. 9et Der 8iirqermeiiters
ma6l lpurhe Der Ieitberige 8iirgermeis
iter sFeroinano Qobor pieoer9epdbIt.
y aoens8 a , II. Der fed
brieIlib periolqte Banter 9ollmann
bon bier lit in poris perbaftet lporoen,
6eioeIberg &. Die qroBe Sic
bsSgabe Der oiesidbriqen YeriammlunQ
beS 8uitdp Aoolf 0ereins bon 22,373
Dart 1T Der @emeinbe Biini6elburQ
in S0leIien 3~uQetprohen lporoen.
8Dnig4eim NJ. Der dIteite Monn
bi.rorts, pielletdt Des gan3en 4mt5bes
3irfs, @aIentin 4ditetter. lit i'm Ilter
Don 81 Sabren GIT @rdbe getra9en
porben. DerIeIbe mar in ieincm Sc
ben ME trant un6 bat aud9 bis gum
3obe teinen Ir3t gebrau4t.
2on9en 4 d.. 9ier tpuroe
oas groBc @p9nz unb Ostpnomiege,
bGuoe be5 YbiIippenbofS nit alien
Grntes Uno 5utterporrGt6en Elm Rout
Der 8lammen. Der S6aoen belduft
fi9 auf circa 10000 Mart.
mann + / m. 0as fir einen
Gefammtprei8 BON 10000 Morf Ell
baute 8ebduoe Der bieItgea 9dnocls
TANNER III oieIer Sage Der 8enuBuu9
i~ibergebeH tpOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
OeGerxeiG.

B / n. Wa6 benz omtliden 9u8.
tpsi5 betr,tg in ben Wonaten Sunuar
bis eini6iieBli6 NuguiA 1904 bic Sin
fubr aus llngorn nu6 OeIterreid 594,
100000 aronen (9egen baS @oria6r
29,800,000 Sronen me6r). Die 4usIubr
alts Geiterrei3 na4 ltngarn e14,100,.
900 Gronen (30,500,O00 Gronen
msbr).-Der aan3leibiener Der aunIt.
9eiperbeIAule, 9rai6tit init aamen.
bat iid nab unteri6lagung BON 25,s
600 aronen 9eflii9tet. Man glau6t
bab er ii4 nab ben Der. Staoten ge.
fpanot tut.-0ie 2eihe Warie @eiitins
gers 1T in &laaenfurt er6umirt. bier
Aergebrddt uno in aler StiQe ouI BEN
Gentralfrieobof beigeieBt pprpen.
9uoopei It. 3eBn angeiebene 6ie.
Itge giirger baben cine Qn5ei9e an baa
ungarti6e 2anpesbertbeibigungs : Wt'
niiterium per0ffentli4t, in fpelfer iit
bic Ginleitung zines e6rengerihtli6er
gerfa6rens gegen ben prin5en Y4tlipF
bon So6iensGoburg uno 0ptbn, ben
0emabl Der aus Bah Sitter entfIo1ener
prin5eiItn 2uiie, perldngen.-8ds vi.
nliterium bes Snneren bat bas @e'ut
atpeier Observation-Disclosures unb bon
etlpa 40 Gamilitn in 5emesbar, lpelt'
Qnbdnger Der Mormonens2e6re itno
bic 9erbreitung oeS MormonentAums
in ungarn gu geitatten, abi4Idgig be-
i9ieoen.
0ra3. gei Der 2~anbtagspabl Der
Stabt @ru3 iiegtsn bic So8iatoemotra'
ten nit oreifa4er Stimmenmebrbeit ae'
gen bic 8euti6nationalen uno aIetitd'
len. Der fo3iaIhemofratiI9e frtber,
Acknowledgements GefeI tpurot
nit 1859 Stimmen geipdblt.
6 gGdu. Nm Steus bes Dor Sur
5.m perItprbenen 8irgermtiiters Or.
ariB 8opeIdt ipurbe Der bisberies lang
i26rige @i5ebirgsrmsiIter Snberfa gum
&tirgermeiiter sepdblt.
81 / 3 8 ii Der 2inienihiffs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21

Der bDrtrageuDe Rdtb IN Der Torila6s
tbeilunQ, @ebeimer Sberitnar3ratb
GuTtap qoieiner, in ben Gubefon0.
g re NIB / III. 9Urort5 putos
cine qemeinniiBige 8ou9moienIhait
gegriinpet. IS lit pies Die 25, @euoi
ieuf6aft oiefer 2Irt in 9eiien.
IS teBe ii. SH etaem Quio,e bon
gejitiger llnmadtllng bat Otc StaDt
perorouete Quopig Ptrr, CbsymejIer
Der bisiigen 6Ieif4erz Snuua8 i'm utter
bon 50 Sabren feinen Gebeu Elm Qe
pdItIomes @nbe b%ereitet.
Motn3. SIN Is. 2etenajo5re tort
babier Der Gapeqmeiiter Reiabolo
PreumaDr.
0tebers ) n8et6stm. Sci
Der bobier Itattsebabteu @emttuos
~rdtb8pabI purben idmmt,i6e fiinf
aufQeIteIIten &anbt0aten Der Io4iol
bsmotratji6eH Portet qewabIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-21
&fatin $faefen.

@Itenbu + g. gtn bic 5teii6er
Nltenbur9s mor0, nod0em ibre
Sdladtbdufer uno 8eaersien fir ibren
9eidGftSbetrieb infol9e Der .Grri6tung
beS itaotii6en S6Ia1tbofes ni9t mebr
5uIGi1ig iino, cine Gnti9doiqung bon
inSgeFdmmt 10000 Mort ge3ubIt.
& { b. Gum erIten 8iirgerz
meiIter %unierer Staot purbe 8iirgers
meiiter Pfeifer in 3riebe8 gepdblt.
Wetntngen. 9ier lift cine Dame
%perItorben, bic iif lp0brenb be8 8rieges
1901 0urd pflege Grtrantter unb
8%erlpunoeter in 6erporragen0er Weiie
ausge3ei4net bat, Strait Nuguite 8oiz
fer. Die 8eritorbens 1T ieineraeit burG
8erleibung bes GiIernen Sreu3eS, Der
8rieg5oentmiin3e uno oe8 t0niglid)s
id6iifhen 9oIOenen 8srbienIttreu3e5
ous9e3eihnet moTben.
Rubol It q b t. Riir3Ii6 tporen
so Sabre DerfloHsn, feitoem bic
G9par3burg RuOoIitdotii6e @enbors
merle organiiirt poroen lit. 2(us bic
fem NnlaB bat Der Shirt ben @enburs
men ee8 6iirlteutbumS eineu i9nar5en
8oBbuarbui9 gum 0eln unb eeIbe
2iBen am Gragen uno an ben Qermels
aufihlGgen oes Baffenrodes perlieben,
Steie St&ote.
$ a M b urg g. Der Genat bat Der
8irgeriAuft einen 9lan opr9elegt, pos
noh bic SeefiIher Der picbt BEL 6amz
burg 9ele9snen @Ibiniel 5intenpdrDer
mad &urbGben ~oerpfIan8t merben fol-
len. Sn &urbaben min man einen
groBen ACKNOWLEDGMENT ais 8ouz
turren8 gegen ben 5ii6oeriunbt BON
8eeItemiinbe uno Gmoen i6afien. Den
5intenp0rper 6iidern peroen bi6t an
EurhuDener 6il6er6afen 8auplGBe an
g%eboten, fir pelhe fie etit pom Sabre
1921 ab cine gerinqe Rente 3ablen fol-
len. Den eriten 20 Giimern, pel6e
iibsriiebeIn, iperoen prdmien ge3ablt.
Sn 5intenndrber iinb our 3eit ettpa
ITO SeefiI6ereifabr5euge b%eheimatbet,
gle 8auten am 6~amburger Central
bdbnbof i4reiten iAneQ OortpGrt8. Die
rieit9en SrGgerlugen, auf peI6en Der
gubnboT gu iteben tOmmt, Der pie cine
Bride einen breiten Gini6uitt am
@IodengieBertpaQ i~iberfpunnt, limb 3us
meiit fertig, uno auf Der StaotIeite 1T
berettS Elm 3beil pes eiIernen Obers
baues bergeIteQt. Der 8au iou i'm
6erbit 1905 erGffnet peroeu.- Sn
elmer Y%eriammIung Der 8rauerei9e6llz
fen bon 9omburg unb Nltona lpuroe
Die 2lufhebung oes Ieit benz Is. Wldi
nGbrenoen Nusftonbes feitens Der
CHARACTERIZATION uno bes Oeipsrts
i3aft8tartea8 beIhIo1en.
. reme II. Ser 9eri6tspoG3 ieber
Seinrid Meper, zines Der Gtteiten Witz
gtieber oes Bremen Gdiibenpereius, lit,
u Sabre alt, geitorben.
8 Ii b #. 4nbter fdnb Der beuti6e
6anbtpertss uno 9eperbetammertag
Itatt. Die Sugung i'm nG4iten Sabre
ipiro in Soln, bic i'm Sabre 1906 in
Niirnberg erfolgen.
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2SIrttemberg.

g tutt0art. 9ofrat9 Qboli
sFeoerer. Q(iI0tie oes 9ont9dufes Stab
& Ttosrer, 0fcrrei4iid
unb i6rpeoii6 snorlpesiider aonIul. III
Bier oeItor5sn, ne i'm 4ugult b. 5
ilnternommene qiiger3ug Der Mirt.
tem6eroer na6 9aldftina bat i6or
amei U{enItenIeben getotet. Wdbrent
ssins 20ia5rigs qil8srin in srieft auf
her 6einrtiie elmer tiidiiden arunt
felt tTlaa if nun in gibmann8buuier
Fin 3netter 2Eejtne4ner, Der pfarre,
@Siripp Grdf am 8qp9ns geitorben.
ging6orf. 0ur4 bic grobt
as,rersbrurit puroen bier 104 &c
S2Sg6e lit 2lide gelegt; 500 perTcnsr
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OfoenBurd.

grdte. Die tbeologifhe Sdtultdt
Der uniperIitGt 00ttingen bdt ben Sir
Genrdtb 6. S6auenburg in 9ol5tpdrs
ben, ben 8erfaIIsr BON v0unoert SABRE
oloenburgiiher air@engei4i4ts," gum
gbrenbottDr ernannt.
gsraunf6weis. Ra6aft. Sippe.
$ 3 b G. Nuf ben 5dupts
mann MathieIIen pom Snfanteriez aes
giment g}r. 1876 in !0dr36urg ipurben,
pdbrenb er ii4 ouf einem Gpa3iergane
bsfono, aus benz 9interbalt bon einem
unbetannten Morbbuben me6rere
S4iiie d~bgegeben. Der Saupimann
tpuroe i6per pertpunoet.
@ernrooe. Sn einem Wirtbs,
baus'treit erftd6 Der 20iGbrige 6iittens
arbeiter ben eleidaltrigen 8ierfobrer
2eopolb. Der Morber nurbe perhoftet.
0etmotb. Die 5rau bes Bidder
meiiters Brampe in S0r5tmar purbe
bon benz 18idhri9en 9GtergeieQen
Wil9dgen nit einem Bell erinlugen.
Der W0rDer puroe nod an bemIelben
Gage, an benz ct Die Shat begonqen,
in 2eeie er9riffen. Sci ibm fano mar
Is Dart, Die CT gerdlbt bate, Dor.
groB6er3ogt6nm StGem.
8 n r m IT n h Unr Qtr3pnt lrn-
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Sa6(en.

DRESDEN. Nad benz 9ertdt Der
Sednifden So4i6u!e fir oas Stuz
bteniabr 1903-1904 erbo6te ilt Die
3dbl Der Stubirenben nit 9oipitdns
ten fir bas Minteriemeiter uuf 1902.
Stipenbisn unb uhteritiiBungen purs
ben an 125 Stubirenbe in Der 9Dbe
bon 23,486 Mart 9e5uhlt, auberbem
nod bic bon Der Stdot 0resben in
ieoem Sabre itiftungsgemdB CUR Der
theiIung tpmmennen 10000 Mart.-
Der 80nig bon 5dffen bat aus ieis
her S4atuGe 1000 Dart %betpiqigt, Die
unter 3u6ilfend9me zines entipredens
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a~Dropins 5DenfoIstt.

9 prtmunb b. 9as neue bon
qrpfeFor Differ MIr6en i'm MODERN:
item Gtit erbaute 0prtmunoer Stoots
tbedter lpurbe bor ejnem geldbener
&reiie BON aunitfreunoen RON nab unf
fern s%rDffnet.
@eGfentir4en. 9ds S9tpur.
oeridt perurt1eilte rem 8ergmann Vii
aus @eIIentirden ipegen Moroes uro
beriu6ten Strabenrau6tS an Der Gbe'
frau 8rdft gum 3ooe.
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