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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11
BABYLON IN OLD RECORDS
Manners and Customs Of Year
2760 B. c.
GREAT PALACE OF KING euLDEN
AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF PEACE
AND JOY IN WHICH EQUAL
ITY EXISTED.
London Globe.

AS long ago as 1877, the late M. de
Larzec, French consul at Bassorah,
while excavating in the mounds OF
TelhO, on the Shah el-Hie, in the
marsh district of the Afarz in the ex-
IRENE south of Babylonia, discovered
| two remarkable inscribed records.
These were two large clay barrel
shaped cylinders, closely covered with
archaic writing. The larger of the
pair contains 80 columns of text and
more than 600 of writing, and the
smaller about 100 less. Although
these important records have been
nearly 80 years among the treasures
of the Louvre, no complete translation
of their contents has been made.
This delay was due to two circum-
stances. First, the very archaic char
acter of the writing, which was a re-
duced form of those characters en-
graved on the bricks and stone monu-
ments of the Oldest kings of Chaldea;
and in a second case to their being in
the ancient Sumernian language, the
speech Of the pre- Semitic population
Of Chaldea, of which scholars had but
little knowledge until recent years
Both these difficulties have now been
overcome, the text having been copied
by DR.. Ira Price, an American Assyrio-
logist, and the difficult task of trans
lation has now been most successfully
completed by Prof. F. Thureau-
Dangin.
The work was very difficult, for the
records are very ancient, being men,
orials of the great Chaldean priest,
King Gudea, who ruled in Lagas or
or Suranna, the ancient city whose
ruins are marked by the mounds at
Tel-Lo, and who reigned about B. c.
200. They have a very much higher
literary merit than any of the old
Chaldean inscriptions previously dis
covered. They contain prayers and
hymns of great beauty, as well as de-
scriptions of ceremonies and customs
of great interest to the student of an
thOpolOgy. Such literature would re-
quire an extensive vocabulary and
much research would be required to
ascertain the true meaning of the
words.
Now that the full translation of the
two documents is before us, we gain
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11
Only 81 Years Old

Il am only 50 years old and don't
expect even when I get to be real old
to feel that way as long as I can get
Electric Bitters," says Mrs. E. H.
Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as young
and makes the weak as strong as this
grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia, tor
pid liver, inflamed kidneys or chronic
constipation are unknown after taking
Electric Bitters a reasonable time.
Guaranteed by E. L. Smalley, druggist.
Price soc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11
Boy Saves Three Lives.

KOKOMO, Ind, July 1O.-Franl
Curless, Is years old, saved the lives
of three companions but lost his owl
Palmer and Earl Dean were bathing
when cramps seized Merrill and the
plank Frank saved them. The boy
then was attacked with cramps him.
self and was drowned.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11

the most wonderful insight into the
life, manners, customs and religion OF
the people of Babylonia of 1000 years
ago possibly. The story of the origin
of these cylinders is set clearly before
us, and it is one of curious interest
A drought had visited the land and
there was no water for irrigation
''the0 increase grew not up; the rising
waters sparkled not, nor rose in their
splendor." Naturally, the priest, king
or viceroy saw in this visitation the
hand Of the city god, Nin-girsu, and
turned to him with prayer and sacri-
fee.
"All kinds of rich things he offered
in sacrifice" He is troubled chiefly
about the dream, which has already
been described, but this in interpreted
for him by the goddess Nina, who
tells him that it is the god Nin-girsu,
who has appeared to him in the form
of collossol divinity, crowned with
the divine storm bidl, dedication Of
the lightning, and riding on hurri-
cane" and, assisted by other divin-
tiles gives a plan Of the temple he is
to build.
It is to be noticed that it is always a
goddess whom the viceroy consults in
his trouble. Thus he says: ITO my
mother 1 bring my dreams that the
diviner of the gods who knows what
This clearly indicates a belief in the
power of wise women or witches to
| interpret dreams and visions. 1t ap-
pears that the chief oracle of the
temple was "the sleeping chamber of
the divinity" where, as we are told,
was the sacred couch richly decor
ated, and where the dreamer dreamed
his dream and the goddess appears
and explains it.
The inscriptions are interesting for
the light they throw on the manners
and customs of this city. Gudea al
ways calls himself the viceroy (patesD
of the god, while the divinity is always
addressed as king, and it is evident
that the government was a theo-
cracy, and Gurea the earthly repre-
sentative Of the god king. In this re-
lationship we have the key to the long
account of the construction of this
temple, which is an idealized form of
the royal palace of the city. Ac-
cordingly we see all the component
parts of this building.
AS to the life of the people, there IS
a passage in the second cylinder
which is Of immense value. On the
day the divine king entered his new
temple, an octave festival was pro-
claimed, a period of joy and peace,
thus described: During seven days
the female servant was equal with
her mistress and the man servant on
a par with his master, in his city.
The strong and the weak lay side by
side. On the evil tongue the wicked
words were changed to good, and evil
was turned from the temple. All paid
attention to the laws Of Nina-N Mn
girsu, the orphan was not oppressed
by the rich, and the widow suffered
not from the mighty"
1t is curious to notice how closely
this happy state in the days of Gurea
agrees with that in the golden age of
CONTINUED on Page Three)
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cutor Henry announced today that the
first land fraud trials will be those of
Charles Nicoll, Henry w. Miller
Frank Kincart and Martin Hoge, in
dicted for conspiracy in connection
with filing applications. The trial is
set for next Monday. The court has
accepted a bill of exceptions in Con-
gresham, Williamsons case.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11

Continued on Page Three)
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To draw the fire out Of a burn, heal
cut without leaving a scar, or to
skin and scalp diseases, use DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A specific for piles.
Get the genuine. No remedy causes
such speedy relief Ask for DeWitt's-
the genuine Sold bv L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-07-11

The original Laxative Cough Syrup
acting as a cathartic On the bowels.
1t expels all cold from the system by
Is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar ~
a certain, safe and harmless cure for
colds, Group and whooping cough. Sold
by L. L, Tallman.
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ALLOWS BEES TO STING HIM
Philadelphia Man Buys Hive n Cure
Himself
or CHRONIC CASE OF RHEUMATISM
SOMETIMES HE PULLS THE
SINGERS OUT AND USES
THEM ON HIMSELF.
OF CHRONIC CASE OF RHEUMATISM

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Frank
McGlinn, a clerk in the bolt depart
ment of the Baldwin Locomotive
works, is the most stung man on
earth. He lives with his wife at 1916
Carlton street, and is 25 years of age.
He believes that he has found the
sovereign remedy for rheumatism in
bee stings About seven years ago
he fell asleep in a stairway, where
there was a draft, and awoke to find
his right arm stiff and painful. There
soon developed a case of articular
rheumatism that sent him to bed and
hospitals for many months and en-
in his body. Hundreds of times since
then he has laid down his pen after a
few efforts, wondering whether he
would ever be able to write another
stroke. He said:
L nave cOIlSultcu Tic USSl uOSlOI
of all schools and they all gave me up.
They said it could not be cured. The
deposit of matter around the joints
which enlarges and twists them out
of sight is blamed upon the uric acid
in the blood. 1 have suffered an
amount of pain from it that nobody
would be able to understand who has
never had it. Last summer 1 hap
pened to pick up a newspaper and
read an item about an old soldier
who went to visit his son, and was
forced to undertake the care of hives,
when the son was sick. The old SOL
died went around the bees very awk-
wardly and frequently got stung. But
he discovered that the sting was a
blessing in disguise. Every time he
was stung his rheumatism was not
SO bad.
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Took Singing Treatment.

well, when you get desperate, you
are liable to try anything. That was
my case. My friend in Baldwin's,
William Fritz, of 1884 Montgomery
avenue, knew all about bees and so
he got a hive to keep them for me.
l used to go up there every two or
three days to get stung. 1 now take
from 80 to 65 stings at a time. My
memoranda shows about S25 stings for
last year, after 1 began, which was
late in the summer, and thus far for
this year 1 have had about 600 or 700
stings.
My friend fell off a roof and was
hurt and l had to buy a hive of 10000
bees of my own" He pointed to a
box of them hanging out of a third
story window. Il know nothing
about honey. I feed them chocolate
and keep them only for singing me.
"All l know about it is that I am
feeling better since 1 have been try
ing the bee stings. The joints in my
fingers and wrists have been so bad
that 1 could not touch my shoulder
with my hand Here he illustrated
that he could easily do it at present.
THE joints have not become quite
normal, as you see, but they are far
better than they were. The great
difference is in my feelings. What the
joints would have grown to without
the bee stings do not know.
THE bee sting is about three
thirty-seconds of an inch long. 1t is
like steel or thorn, and has a little
sack of glistening acid which l under
stand is formic acid. 1t has an odor
of sourness like nothing else that l
ever smelled. The queerest thing
about it is that you can pull the sting
from the bee, lay it on your skin, give
it little start, and it will pull itself
the rest of the way into you up to the
sack. When the acid in the sack goes
in, l pull the sting out after a few
days. Whether the bee stings or 1
pull his sting, he dies in a few hours.
If he goes back into the hive they
kick him out as useless.
Bees Must Be Mad.
Il have heard of taking the bee
sting internally, but 1 have no faith
in that. l believe that the virtue in
his sting is when he is mad. For that
reason l do not pull the sting except
in a few cases for experiment. 1
simply pick him up and set him on my
arm or my ankle or my knee. That
makes him mad all right
Mr.. McGlinn barred his forearm. ex-
hibiting on the inner part of the arm
about a dozen stings. He had other
punches of stings on his ankles and
knees
Il have read of three stings killing
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r
Nom deitsche Volkslid.)

Nom deitsche volkslid.)
Stin ech an deischt'rer Halefnuocht,
Eleng a schlsfrech op der Wuocht,
Do denk'n ech un mel Schatz mat
Fred,
OBJ 81 wuol trei mach bel mir stet.
We ech yum Vollek must op d'Res,
Du guof 81 mir eng deckech Bes,
Mat Benn gerescht mel beschten Hut
A mech I'm d'Broscht gedrecht fr gud.
ST huot mech gaer, 81 denkt IL mech,
Dat mecht mech fruo a gleckelech,
Mein Herr schlet warm, asz kal och
d'Nuocht
Wann ct un d'Freiesch huot geduocht.
Deng Schrett sin 10 beim schwache
LIGHT
No denger Kimmerche gericht,
Du bets fir dech quo Colt dem Haer,
Och fir de FREEZER an der Faer.
A wanns du kreischs, sollst traureg
gin,
Well ech a will Gefohr soil sin,
Sef ruoeg bluos, mel Kand, du sGsst,
Den Herrgott ken Zaldot verlesst.
An d'Auer schlet, d'Patroul! mecht
d'Ronn,
De lasst mech of quo deser Stonn,
Schlof gud an denger Hummer haut
An drem fu mir bis d'Klack fire. laut.
1906. ]. B. MERKELS.
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sdun felt LANCER 3eit perlanat

Sd}pn tetf ranger Seu 0erldn9f
man fir Die Sauptitobt cine geoedtc
Warftballe gum abbalten Der $50.
henmarfte. Stun bot Sr. Mrhiteft
5. y. &onig auf @erlangen bes
Srn. 9iirgermeiiters Elm 0orproieft
alisgearbeitet, nelfes einen ihonen,
%gerarnlisen 9au poriiebt, obne oab
Der @ilbelmsplas neroedt piiroe.
Dfan bebarf 81 ieiner grrihtung Der
5tuiihen ben SGuiern Sfaad unb
Gpiden selegenen 8ebGnoe. Cine
Sauptfaiinoe miro IN Die Gbimap.
ltraBe fommen; cine Sreppe nit
&unogana BON 20 Stliien iiibrt auf
Den @ilbelmsplae, no iid bic an.
oere Sauptfaila6e befinbet. GIN ben
beioen @fen iperben grunnen ange-
legt, unb Elm ihoner Sburm erbebt
Dos @an5e be6euteno. Die Inlage
bat elm gefaaiees IusIeben uno ioll
ltngefabr auf cine babe MiGion Si
lteben fommen. Man alaubt, Dab
in naditer 3eit nit Dem gali be.
gonnen miro, unS baB er in sfpei biz
bret Sabren fertisseiteat iein miro.
Gipilitamb Der staSt 2nrembnrs.
Seiratben. = "a. Sebruor:
Sobann Stole, Shreiner, NIT Gu.
ianna eliie Sdeu; Iifolas 1ei.
mersfirh, GRANDDAUGHTER, nit 4atba.
rina @elter; Saul Soiepb @offaur,
Mrhiteft, nit Sermance Sba So.
leur; Safob 4olbaf, peni. @ren5.
aufieber, nit Marsuretba Conner.
&C.: Ilbert 8enano SiIbaen,
Shloiier, NIT gliie Ghetto.
SterbefGIIe. = "a. SSebr.:
Barbara @roos, aft 65 s., Che.
frau bon MideI Gapeiius, 9oaner.
26.: Margaretba s1iIs, aft SO s.,
obne Stano. ebeIos; Maabalena
Baum, alt sc s.. obne Stano, ere.
Los. 81: Watb, Clement, oft 81
Sabre. nnb s Wonate. 2S.: en-.
ianna 0emutb, oft CT s., Bittpe
1. Che bon. @iaibrorb Marlier uno
@befrau 2. CHE bon Watb. Selling,
Beibgerber. /. W1rs: Simon
Warr, alt AZ Sabre, 3onfmann,
ebelos; Magoalena Seinen, oft SO
S.. Sausbdlterin, ebeIos, aus Mo.
oingen.
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Ans ben Ger. sftaaten.
Der v9etebnrger Glnb" uom Hip
Nonu.G olesinm at ct.
/ Trancis, @is.

90 sic 2uremburger bon aael'
&egen6en oes 2onoes Der uSurem'
burger @asette" lire 9tclii9feiten gu
ifiden, 10 badten Die Wtitalleoer oes
,2esebitrger Club" pom Yio Tono.
Goaegium, iie oiirften cbenfaas nidlt
snriiditeben. @obl mogen lie oil
3obI Die gerineite @ereiniguriG BON
2urembureern oarItellcn, Die es I'M
Gamble eibt; oaeeeen abcr weroen tic
fpcbl Die critic 9ereinigullg bon Su'
1emburger Stiioenten i'll Imerifo
reprGientiren: SIN 9e5einbcr oes
Uorisen Sabtes tbatcn ie lid, 5uIom'
men untcr Der 2eitung 0es boflm.
Wroieiiors s. ~. &oiel. Iae @it'
alieber, nit Iusnabme bes Trali-
centen, iino in Imerifa geboren,
,nb oermo6 ipreden @ae gelanfig
Die Seintotbsiprahe ibrcr eltern,
rnb Bel Den @eriammlltngen miro.
NIT Musnabme Der @%prtr1ge, iild,tS
aefprodeu oils 2eseburgelf. 81,
Witelieoer itamntelt aus Wtscon,ir.
Soma ,1no SainoiS, laltcr quite
Shiiler nno itramme Surembnrger
in ibren ifoniten Sabren, BON Ief.
sebn bis srpan3ig. Ter 3pef oes
Clubs lit, Die jungen Seute nit DER
@eitidte, Den Shonbeiten. &C.
tnphnheiteu l,no Der Sprad)e Der
Seimatb ibrer Gltern nabcr befonnt
unb pertraut an MAIDEN. Sarum
finb bel oen 8eriammlungen Sor'
TRACE gebalten moroen fuie Die lol'
genben: Ser peritorbene @robber'
aoa Mbolpb bon 2uremburg"; Bic
Gdonbeiten bes 2urembiirger San'
bes"; .@hternad nno Sprlngpro'
~seifion"; ,9ie 2urembureer Mnlieo'
lung in Osnufee Gountp, isis;
Die Ghobermeiie"; nSie Snrem'
burger auf bent oeutiden 8ailer'
tbron"; sDie @aafabrt sur 1ro'
5ierin Der 9etriibten in 2uremburg".
9aneben murbe cine gan5e an5abl
bon @eoi6ten in lnremburger
Wnnbart beflamirt ooer seleien rno
%eiprdde eefiibrt iiber Ginridtun'
aen, 3uitGnbe, 2iterati,r uno Shon'
beiten Ser olten Seimatb. Die
iunaen 9eute nobmet regen Intbeil
an ben @eriammluneen, melte aae
stpei @ohen it~attfanoen, nno 5eigten
groBes Shterefie' BEL benielben. sic
frelen iiH inseemein bariiber, nit
Der Seimatb ibrer gltern mebr be-
fannt au meroen nnb i~nsbeionoere,
bic hiremburger 2ieoer fei1ren au
Iernen.
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Niab MiSse, g., %. Wfar5 1906.
Mcphrtpr !Serr @onuer!

@etroitet uno geltarft nit oeil
@nooenmitteln Der bl. Stride, Iturb
atm Wontae, ben ~. Wara nod
einem aranfenlager bon mr. ipeili'
aen Saaen, nnier 9anosmann Serr
Commit W~erfatoris, i'm Ilter bon
etpa "a Sabren. Iad benz feier'
Iihen Seelenamte miro ON Sams'
toa, ben II. MGr5, Die 2eihe aaf
hem Ct. Seinrif's : Srieoboie Dem
SdooBe ser fiiblen Grbe iibergebelt.
Ser 9ereipigte wllroe I'M Sabre
1882 in 20piugen an Der Ittert,
3antcn &apeaen, 2urembnrg, gebo'
rem, perlieB ais ~t1iobriger annbe
nit ieinen Gltern mo @elhlpiItern
ben Srt ieiner @cbllrt uno lieB lid
Die Iamilie IN Nrsoorf, aanton Ge'
binaen, nieber. allpp Der Serblifene
uugcfGbr AZ Sabre icbbait ipar. Sn
1865 oernnGblte er iid) nit Der adt,
barren Margaretba @6oert olts gta'
gem, aanton &ebingen, Die ibni Dor
nielen Sobren idon burd Den SoS
entriiien narb. Seit 1890 lit Der
@erItorbenc in Nmerifn ut6 mar
Sigh Hibge ser Iliicutbaltsort bes.
ielben. bis CT ieine gueen i'm Sooc
fdloB. Ger allbier m~obnenbe Serr
Souls merfatoris lit oas ein3ige, bon
mebreren &inocrn, nit 0encli oic
Che g%elegnet, meldes oei Sater
iiberlebt. Serner binterlGBt Der "a.
binaeidieoere cine SfmeIter, mobn.
bait in Cid on Der Saner. aanton
@ilb, Die adtbare @ittpe aotbarina
Mollina, Mittter Ser IN Sigh Iioae
b%eftbefanmten Serren Yeter. @regor.
Nifolaus, @ale1tin ulb Sobann
Moaina. Ser in 8ott Gllbenbe mar
eii gllubiger 8atbplif unb erireute
iid in Solgc ieines %ireunolifen mno
lobensuertbcn 9enebmens Ser aaac.
meinen s(6tuna. Den Sinterblie.
benen infer beralihes @eileiol
Mosc err ruben in Srieoer!
Idtrnaspon
Sofepb Srauid ,
SOmarb, e. O., is. @drs 1906.
@ertber Serr Conner!
Im 9ienStag perifieb in ibrer
@obnnns, flint Weilen bon Silas.
Q. g., nod MIR furacr R%ranfbeit,
ergeben i'm $errn, Srau Mnma
Maria @almus. gbegattin bon Ecter
galmus. I'M Sitter bon So Sabrcn.
9lnna @aria @erionte mar aebo.
rem su en-, Ranton &eoinsen, @rob.
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aus ben iibrisen 1beiIem,

SanSiueiler, %. 5e5r. gerfI.
Wontae Nabmittag fam Ser bieiiae
gigentbiimer WiteI Shintaen NIT
einem @asen SGifen na6 Souie.
Stnter benz Eferbe auf benz @eiten
oeS Wagens fiserb, begegnete er
untertpegs ieiner SdapeIter; Inn nit
oieier an ipredap lpolfte err bonn
8agen berdbiprifgen. "9abei fiel
er 10 nnsliidlid, boB ibm bos 8or.
oerrab bes 8assns .ii5er Die gruIt
unb Die Sdulter cling. Or tpurbc
10 arg berIest, oab er cine babe
Stunoe nadber ben @eiit aufgab.
Der 8erungliidte ltanb i'm Sitter
bon so Sabren unb binterl1Bt cine
8ittme NIT 5ebn &inbern.
SISelinsen, t6. Sebr. @eltern
Hadmittag piiroe Der 19iGbriae iia-
lieniihe Irbeiter gnrico Sanceai i'm
Stabluerf bon einem aus betrGdt.
liber Sobe berabfanenoen Gtiid
eiien %setroffen uno erlitt einen
ShGoelbrud. Sein 9eben lit &c.
f1broet.
Sifieroinsen, T.. War5. 8G6.
renb Der 18iabriee, an @o6brinsen
wobnenoe fransoiiihe gersarbeiter
Gug. gbenut beiite an ,&uoles.
sruno" in elmer @allerie Der so.
ciete lorraine inbuitriele" beihGf.
tigt NOR, fiel elm cirfa apei Meter
I'M 1tmfanee meiieneer grsblod bon
Der 9ede berunter auf ben Mrbeiter
unb idmetterte oenieIben su Tobe
nermrnoet aiir grSe. Ser ungliid.
lihe iinge Mann tpiirbe an~fgebo6en
uno peggetragen, Inn in Dem So.
ipitale untergebraht an fperoen,
itarb ieood interpegs, obne Die ge.
iinnung wiesererlanet 5n ,baben.
Der 2ei6nam bes 8erunsliidten
muroe 5i oeiien gltern nod Sui.
iignp perbradt.
Gid a. b. Ms., %. 5ebr. Ser
% Sabre alte gr5iblepper Seinrih
4almes aus 4opital bate in Der
pcrlesten Madt NIT smei &umeraben
in elmer @aaerie Der @rlibe ,Sein.
eenbers" einen WineniduB abse.
brannt, poraif Die Irbeiter iif 3it.
riidseSosen uno mteroeiien began.
men. einen Bieiler gum Gtiisen Ser
Sede ber5uitelem. aaImes moGte
lif MN al Die Irbeitsitele 5nriid.
besebenL UNI ieinen bort 5uriidaelai.
ienen Yidel 81 nebmen, mas ibm ic.
bod ipeeen Der orobenben @efobr
bon ieinen 9ameraoen a~bserotben
tpuroe. Der llnsliiflide fiibrte
iein Sorbaben bennod aus, unb
farm mar er oil Der Stele angefom.
men. oils er bon einem iinpermntbet
bon Ser 9efe berabfaIlenSen idlpe.
rem Steine auf ben &opi "getroiien
uno foot 81 9ooen seitredt purSe.
Gblerineen, 81. Sebr. @eItern
slbeno lit unier geliebter Serr Efar.
rer, Der bohw. Serr @ampad,, ee.
itorben.
GdtermadJ, 26. Sebr. Gas Wei.
ier ipielte seitern Madt bier mieoer
feline traurige Holle. Der Irbei.
ter @olner ihliste Dem Saselob.
ner Ssacob @elter oen llnterleib 10
aui baB Die @eo6rmc berportraten.
unb aiii cine grbaltuns Ses 2ebens
faiim an bofien lit. Die srauiise
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gus Der 4anYtfaht.

aus Der 4anYtfaht.
Der bodauiirsisite 8iidof Scopes
bat am 26. Sebruar in 8egleitunq
bes Serrn 8istbums : SefretGrs
Stint cine &eiie nod @om ange'
treten.
0fsr. Nlseger, 8iifof bon Gan.
ii6ar, lit am %. 5ebruar bier elm.
getroffen uno bel Srau 2eteaier, ber
BrdiiSentin oes Iiiiionspereins,
abeeitiesen.
9as Standardization tbeilt nit
oab in Dem 8efinben oes @robber.
5oss felt Dem letter. geridt cine
weientlide M~enberuns niht einse.
treten lit. Wenn OerieIbe aud
tagIid einige Stnnben ouber Bet
5ubringt, io'mar tros Der eiinitigen
@itterungsnerbGltniiie an einen
audi MIR fur5en Gufentbalt i'm 6rei.
en- nidt an oenfen.
Sm Der 0adt bonn %. auf BEN 26.
Sebrunr itarb in Gimpelpel6 bel
@afen Der bodp. $err Sobam
Shmeistbal I'M IIter bon 80 Sab.
rem. Or par seboren in Gttelbriid
am %. 9e5em6er 1925; gum Yrie.
iter geipeibt am 80. Muguit 1856,
mar er ieeliorseriid OILS &aplan in
Hieoerfeulen nnS gdternat, ols
9farrer in Mensborf un6 Straben
tbdtig. Sim 5. Sebruar 1888 err.
belt er ebrenpole gntlaiiuns, mo-.
rauf er iid nah SimpelnelS 6uriid.
5og.
Serr SdloKermeiittr Sules Con.
Dot, (Gaee Sheffer) bat ol,f Dem
8uuterrain @inter iein 10 Meter
lanaes S1loIieratelier permitteIli
Stolen unb @inoen 20 Weter melt
ipestransportiert un6 lit inn oas
aunititiid po1itGnoig selinsen.
g1t amerifaniid!
las &oloKenm auf benz Dafiem.
plat iheint bas Sfmersenstinb =
elm grobes - Der iestieen Stabtper.
maltltng iperben an pollen. 9ieieS
Sabr iol Der 9au iertig iperben
aber Damn sdbnt Die 5rase: 9ie
Moblierung oieies 2pflopenbaues,
mas foitet lie? 30 mat e S6ot, a
fen Sa1en fir bran!" rufen iest
idon Die Steuersabler. Ger 9un.
mel, Der inter Dem gail binonrdy
fiibrt, ioG als @erbinoins 5rpiifen
Der Eaiiase uno Der 9a~ntergdiiel
bienen. Irh cine Sbee!
Gnblid 1T bas offisielle 8einltat
Der lesten golfs5dblung ba. Die
ortsampeienbe 9enolferuns betrGst
fir Die peridieoenen 4antone:
2uremburs . Stabt 21,024; Ga.
pelen 1851; Cid 1882:
9uremburs.9anb 34,6S7; @erid,
12.471; elerf 14,4S9; 9iefird Is,
Cos; 8ebinsen t4,t65; @ilt Is,
92t; 8ianoen 1928; @fterna6 ~.
688; @renenmaher 1920; Memif
II, 900; madt Sniammen fir oas
gauge 2ano 246,455 ginmobner
(gei Der 8olfsSablimg Dor 5 Sab.
rem betrug bieie 3abl 236,125.)
Gie ortsanmeienbe 9epolferuug nad
Staatsanseboriefeit betr1et: gu.
remburser 2t4.61S, 9entide H..
O04, gelsier 1928, Sransoien g..
1OS, gnsl1naer 40, Staliener g..
076, Mieoerldnoer 70. Oeiterreiher
526, llnsurn IS. &uiien 30, Sdmei.
ser 125. I~neeborige Scr anoeren
europdiiGen Staaten 10, @merifa.
ner (Ser, Str.) as, girifaner 3,
ll%nbefannt 3D.. Na1 Dem &eli.
eionsbefenntniB pertbeilt lid Die BE.
polferuna pie folst: Gatbolifen
242, 572, gnanselii6e, Yroteitanten,
2utberaner mnb &eiormierte ZIG,
anoere 6riitlihe 8efenntniiie 6S,
Ssraeliten 1928, Yerionen, Die lid,
81 feiner Nelision befennen ODER
oeren g~efenutniB nitt crmittelt lit:
WGnrlih 413. ipeibli6 90, auiam.
men 511. Das numeriide 8erbGlt.
nib Der @eihle6ter lit 126.220
mannlide, 120,235 Weiblihe 9e.
wobner.