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The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
Developing New Land.

The Denver Land company last
Saturday filed trust deeds in the
county clerks office covering Is
eiphties in the southern part of the
county, to secure loan of S45, 900
granted by the Union Central Lie
insurance company Of Cincinnati, ..
This is comparatively new sec
tlon of farming country east Of Erie
that is now being broken up and de-
yeloped. Another company Is now
preparing to construct huge irriga-
tion system in that section, for the
storage of water and the distributing
Of same over the land. Representa-
tive Church OF Jefferson county, one
Of the best irrigation men in the
state, is behind the irrigation pro.
iect, which will cost something like
$3.50, 900.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
WATER EVERY DAY
New Hours for Sprinkling OF
Lawns

The city council is preparing to
mass an ordinance regulating the
hours for sprinkling lawns, in such a
way that water can be bad each day,
instead of every other day, as for the
mast two seasons. This will be done
Inv dividing the town into four dis
uicts instead of two.
Following are the proposed dis
,ricts and the hours at which water
can be used in each district:
District No. |, shall comprise all
that part of the city lying north Oh
the center of Ninth street, ana the
hours in which water may be used
therein for sprinkling lawns ana
Gardens shall be from 9 O'Clock TO IL
O'clock A. M, and from ! O'Clock TO
9 o'clock p. m. of each day.
district No. ., shall comprise all
tb,t mart of the city lying between
the center of Ninth street ana tlie
conter of Twelfth street, ana tle
honrs in which water may be useo
therein for sprinkling lawns ana
gardens shall be from O'Clock 10 .
o'clock a. M, and from O'Clock TO
: o'clock o. m. of each day. :,
District No. 3, shall comprise an
+hot mart of the city lying south OF
,he center of Twelfth street, eAcep'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
After His Wife. t.

John. .Vedic, an Erie miner, was
in Greeley last Thursday trying to
enlist the services of the sheriff's
office In locating his wife, whom he
claims has eloped with one of their
boarders, taking with them an 1S-
months-old child. AS there is no
statute in this state covering that
offense the officers could do nothing
for the man. He left, however, for
New Mexico, where he believes he
will find the runaway couple, aud he
will try to induce his wife to come
back with him, to their happy little
miners home among the coal banks
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03

On June l, 1888, all OF New Eng
land was violently shaken by an
earthquake. There we're practically
no buildings to tumble down but the
shaking was so severe that people
could not keep their footing upon
the ground and articles In the houses
were scattered about.
Another similar shock occurred
Jan. 20, 1868, all over New England,
New York and part Of Canada. In
the latter country good sized noun
tains were shaken down, and two
of these were tumbled into the st.
Lawrence river, and now form a
point of land projecting far into the
wide stream.
New England and the North At
lantic states were again shaken In
1927 by more severe quake than the
two preceding ones. On the same
day great quake was recorded ON
the island Of Martinique, where in
1902 Mt. Pelee did so much damage.
Many others of less violence have
been recorded from time to time in
these and other sections. OF course
everybody remembers the great
quake at Charleston, South Carolina,
in 1856.
This simply goes to show that
San Francisco and surroundings are
not so much worse off than any other
part of the country.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
GOOD FOR CAMFIELD
Omaha World Boosts the Gree
ley Irrigator

Before the end of the coming sum-
mer 200, 200 acres of the semi-arid
land of Colorado will have been
placed in condition to be flooded
by the waters of the Platte river.
D. A. Camfield of Greeley, Colo,
promoter of irrigation schemes in
the west and builder of numerous re-
servoirs and bitches in the west, is
spending the day in the city. He
started in the work six years ago,
and since that time he has devoted
his time and energies to turning
desert lands into grain and fruit
farms by diverting strea ms and turn
ing the water out of its natural
channels and sending them out over
the plains. Among the great pro-
jects that he has completed, or has
near completion, are these:
Jackson lake, reservoir twelve
miles from Fort Logan, containing
l 500, 900, 900 cubic feet of water; the
Julesburg reservoir twenty-five miles
from that town, containing 1,227,-
900. 900 cubic feet of water; the
Riverside reservoir, a lake covering
4, 900 acres and containing 5000, O00,-
900 cubic feet of water, in Morgan
county; the Bijou ditch, twenty
three miles long; Bijou reservoir No.
., on the south side of the Platte,
twelve miles west of Fort Morgan,
containing $50, 900, 900 cubic feet of
water. All these are along the lines
of the Burlington.
Work is progressing now on the
Empire reservoir, where 30 teams
are employed in construction. This
vii be completed by January l,
next. and will contain l,64o, 900, 600
cubic feet of water.
In all of these reservoirs hlllhs
commences in October and continues
until the following June. By that
time the contents are sufficient to
water all land under ditch until the
end of the season. Omaha World.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
WIN OPENING GAME
Eaton Defeated in Ten Inning
Contest

The ball season opened here Sun
day with a game between the Per-
atlas and Eaton. Although some
what loosely played the contest was
highly interesting, the teams taking
turns at being ahead. At the end Of
the ninth inning the score stood l3
to 13. In the extra Timing Greeley
made six scores, giving them the
game, 10 to 49, Teddy Ernst was
the hero of the day, taking Gill
mans place in the box when he
weakened and holding the visitors
down.
AS advertised, this was a benefit
game for the San Francisco sufferers,
s3S besides expenses being realized
from the game.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
BRIDE WAS FINED
She Failed to Appear to Testify
Against New Hubby.

r. l.. Gibbs of Ault was in Jail
awaiting trial on charge of grand
larceny, and it was only by marvel
that he got there. Gibbs was clerk
for Mrs. Marvel in the hotel busi-
ness at Ault. and had the handling
of the cash. One afternoon little
over a week ago he suddenly decided
that he needed a trip to Denver, and
accordingly took the afternoon train
for that city. With him, it is
claimed by Mrs. Marvel, went
nearly $500 of her money. AS soon
as Gibbs was gone and the money
could not be located in Ault Deputy
Sheriff Woland was notified and he
warmed up the wires between Ault
and Denver, with the result that
two detectives met Gibbs as he was
stepping off the train at union de-
not, Denver, and invited him to
spend the night with them at head
ouarters, before Gibbs even had time
to get one drink. He did not have
the money with him, however, and
there was some talk of compromise
on his part, that he would f1nd the
money if there was no prosecutlon'
but Mrs. Marvel seemed adamant.
Saturday the case was called Tor
hearing before Justice Willard. MIS-.
Marvel failed to appear to prosecute.
She was sent for, and fined 30 ana
costs for contempt of court. Wheh
asked her full name she announced,
Mrs. n, r. Gibbs. The couple hau
quietly slipped away to cheyenne
Friday evening and had been mar
ried, hence the brides refusal TO
come and testify against hueoy,
The defendant was discharged anu
all costs taxed against the unwlilihs
prosecuting witness, amounting u
over $780,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03

the Normal school grounds. and the
hours In which water may be used
therein for sprinkling lawns and
gardens shall be from o'clock to I
O'Clock a. M, and from 3 o'clock to
5 O'Clock p. NJ. Of each day.
District No. 4, shall comprise all
that part of the city within the
boundaries of the Normal school
grounds, and the hours In which
water may be used therein for
sprinkling lawns shall be from II
O'Clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p. M, and
also from 5 o'clock to O'Clock a. m.
of each day.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
mad Snow Storm.

N oteeIey and surroundings
sl0s'hg a splendid rain last
''iu Friday the rest of the
4, suffering with one of the
:, ,Dasihg snow storms of the
y, ~ claimed that not lin the
| " ,,,V Vhe Bell Telephone, com
|, "'S y state had so much dam
,n aole TO their wires In one
wv" storm as in this one.
|joa,' auow was so heavy that 1t
n "n v Wires all over the state
h, "''aEe was not fully re-
|" many days.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03
EXAMPLE
kMENr WORK IN PRE-
IRVING FORESTS
What Every Individual
|st Should Emulate
l Work is Progress
ing in Colorado

kmand for lodgepole pine
e western railroads, which
I'M to any sother because OF
With which they take pre-
has greatly increased the
klue of the Rocky Mountain
northern Colorado, Wyom-
&ern Idaho. and southern
where lodgepole pine is
minant tree. These forests
y within existing or pro-
ional forest reserves, and
auently under government
! that the forest service has
eed Of preparing plans to
E sale of such mature tim
bm as may be safely spared.
be past year a working plan
|leted for about 46, 900 acres
Eyoming division Of the
Bow reserve.
found in the first place that
ktive value Of the forest as
j the watersheds is SO great
utilization of the timber
st be subordinated to 1T.
but the region the control
flow by the forest cover is
J consideration.
lining industry, which is of
|urtance, will not be hahn
|the disposal of reserve tim
all the mining claims To-
or near the tract include
)nicient for the needs Of the
The present moderate graz
(ttle is carried on without
production of the forest.
|edicin Bow Forest Reserve
the largest continuous body
|ole pine to be found in the
fountains. The timber on
for which the plan was
accessible; tie cutting has
Fried on in the reserve for
krs; and it was definitely
bat all the timber which
|ely be removed would find a
be. Measurements in the
ID careful studies Of the rate
growth and of the forests
self-renewal furnished data
fch the government foresters
ID what the forest can be
to yield and what per cent
cut safely now. 1t was
at l65, 900, 900 feet B. M. OF
F pine could be taken out
Peave a large percentage fol
tops. Special studies were
the injury to which the for
pile from insect attack anc
from wlndfall and fire
harket conditions and the
and cost of numbering were
fted to see whether improve
Pnd economies might not bt
fd, as we'll as to fix upon
Ppage price.
|omp!eted plan provides fol
|fotection of the forest from
luding effective measures fo1
piIing of debris and brush
hss ready for burning; stipu
Ft all timber to be removed
marked in advance by the
Fhcers, who will be Furnished
iulI set of instructions tt
all steps in the loggins
Pns' and requires that al
llable parts of the trees b'
Far working plans will be pre-
r available bodies of timbe,
reserves, making POSSIBLE
P'@tlon of these vast forests
/ system of scientific manage
"'Vh viii perpetuate and i'm
(le stand and, above all, safe
fhe lOrpSt rDvar m xpn %orcl,oJS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

t.Sic @aieball a 0 II
l1lpb gcltcrn in 9oltimorc nit cinem
u@bitcmoib" hes Baltimore Clubs,
Der iebt auf &eiicn gcbt nnb 5lierit
in Soronto, Damn in Wontrcol, 30.
DIETER uno Buffalo ipielcn miro. aln
%. September lit Nas Gnoc Der Dies.
j1brigcn Saiion Scr GaItcrnsScaBuc.
Ter Scorc mar gcltern:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

b~aitsbefebl, mo Hidter aeplin9er
b%eoalierte ielblt, Dob er Die Srau nit
iold)er geringer Straie entloiierl
muBte.
II ngerat6en SoGne. =
Na6oem sic 5lpei 9riioer George linb
Charles Sabs IN trunfenem 3u'
itnnOe Der u6t battan, 6i6 ge9enleitig
in Ole @aoapanne 81 merfen, ih(u.
gen lie aif ibre alte, nom Sdlage
tbeihpeiie gelGbmte Mutter elm, bic
peri bate, Die Streitenoen aus.
chamber 81 bringen. 0ie 9ei6en
wuroen perboitet utb geitern Mor-
gen auf ibron @unid) bonn Tidter
&eplinger in Der norOoitlihen Tolt.
5eiitation oem8eridtsuerfabren iiber.
miel len.
grIag ieinen SerIebun.
CEN. - Charles i. Gang. 63 Sabre
olt, Ser fiir5lih i'm Sdlafe aus Ell.
mem SenIter oes oritteu StodluerfeS
ieiner @obnmg, Ger. 764, ct. Yeter,
itroBe, itiir5te, erlag eeitern I'M Uni.
periitGts. Spipitol ieinen erlittenen
8erlebungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

beutifen gbtbeilitnq ser S%nouItric.
Eoraoe miro bic slbtGcilung bes, lin.
fel 9ruIig-GereenS" biloelt, benin bie
Wtitglieber oellelben pcroen in &ut.
iden, Ilitonlobilen un0 bod at Sob
ON bieiem greigniB tbeilnebmen.
Winbeitens DO Mam tperoen 3uTier-
Sc eribciner, rnb finben sur Seit,
lpie i6on ofters beri6tet, fletbie &eit.
iibungen itatt, nit benen iibrigers
ni6t ale Sbeilnebmer sufrieoen
linb. 81 beidiperte iih b. 9. acItern
abenoA &rd Srnrp Sdteuue$, buB
linn ppiitdr febten MGitii6,tn9 nod
ouc 9nohendim 2eibe1 tueH' tbGten,
obtuobla er tlid)t eirmtol obgeitiir5t
lei. ST.. sSenrp Gierion mclbete ga.
gegcn brett, bab i'm icin Ticro Dor.
geitern IN ser Mdbc BON 6errp-@or
abeemorfen babe utb Dob or nube.
biugt ouf cine SbeiInobnrc oils Gopo.
Tier an Ser Tarooe per5idten miiiie,
faas ieiit Yfero nidt nod Haiion on
nebmen uno iid) bGnoi9en loiicn
ipiiroc. 9ieie Melounecn wltroen
in Ser 9eitrigen Monnts- Ieriomnl.
lung bes nltnfcl @rGiig-GereenS" ge.
mad)t, ols ole lcttcn @orbereitllngen
fir Die Snbuitric.Earobe uno bellt.
iden Eog getroffen wurben. glS
Maridoll luurbc ST.. gugiiit Senfcr
bercits Dor GINGER 3cit %ernonnt, II.
ais SobnentrGger ncroen Die SS.
s. S6lclrnes unb $. @ittig fungi
rem. Ter Gercin mrroe geitern oi,rd
brci neltc Mitalicocr perItGrft; ol,d
ipurbc cin ucitcrer gonbioat porac.
idlogen. Gen @orlib in Der geitri.
gen Sibung fiibrtc Der @icc.Eraii-
bcnt 2ouis Gepfin, mGbrcno Der Sc
fret1r s. 6. BON Seine protofoairte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

: Gin rettenOer Gngel. -
Wahtlps in einem @aiolinboot, Del.
len Maidine periagt bate, tricben
9onneritag Mbenb Toli5iit Gottcr bon.
Der County EoIisci nno icinc gcglei.
ter fir iiitgcfGbr 4 Sturoen aili benz
TluB lumber nno brobtcn, bon Der
6lutb in Die @ai binaus gefiibrt su
iueroen, tpcnn nid)t nod piclen pers
geblifcn @eriudcn, iid anberen
Sdiffen bemerfbar ST MAIDEN, elm
fleines @oiolinboot auf Die Sdiff.
briihigen arfmerfiam g~etporocn
mare. 9ieies, gelteuert BON elmer elm.
selncn 5raii, nabm bas madtloie
Jnbr5eiig ms Sblepptaii nnb bradte
es in ben Safcn. Gem Gnnf Ser
amf's Irodene gebrodten Mdnner
cnt5og iih Die Metterin, iie peridtuanO
Ii1ncT nit ttrem Boot In Der GrnfN.
Abeif. ''saf's Wv ~ "a
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Gpdteite 8abclbepcidem.
Iie &aicr.T arabe II 9reS'


GRESHAM, 7. September. - Tie
aus 10000 Sauieno Wann beiteben.
De 2. Gioiiion beS 5iuoliten Irmee-
Corps, meldc an nen IN ser lcbten
@ode obacboltencn WotopernS 6eil
robnL porooirte beute auf Dem Gent.
oauer-Earoocplab ouBerbalb 9res.
lau Dor &oiier @ilbelm. Ger &aiicr
nor bon Der 8oiicrin Illguite Sifto.
ria begleitet, lpeld)e in aiiraiiicrsllni.
form bod 81 bob eribicn. 6erner
befanoen iih i'm @cfolge oes &aiierS
aronprin5 Srieorib @ilbelm. Ole
aronprinseliin Cecilia, General @i(-
liam 9. Gupoll, Woior Soiepb &.
&llbn, Gapit1n Feter 6. Graub uno
Captain Sermonn s. Sd)itm bon Der
S~ereinigten Stooten : armee uno
Captain @iaiam g. 9ioole, jun,
Der omcrifaniide WilitGr. 9(ttadc in
Verlit.
Nod scr ltebcr9abe Der Sobnen on
Ole Gegimenter rift &oiicr @ilbelm
an Den un%betpegliden langen Snfon.
teric.Teiben, Den prodtpoQ linifor'
mirtcn &opoIlcrie+Ma lien uno Scr
Snfantcric cntlang unb nobm oann
Die &epiic ob.
Sin prodtpolcS 0ilo in benz Gor.
bcimarif bot bic Yrin5eiiin ponS ad)-
icns Weiningcn oor, mcld)c in boiler
WrenaOier /. Uniform ibr elites Gre
noSier : &egiment oniiibrte. aaiier
Mtlbefm eripiocrte lddelno ibretl
Sallt.
To1oem Der &oiicr bic Yaraoc in
Inipelenbeit Scr Gommonoonten unb
Ser ousllnoiiden Wilit1r . gttadcS
f%ritiiirt botte, rift 1T nit ben Stan.
oarten 5uriif nod 9resfal.
Iie omerifaniid)e Sffi5iere no9.
men bcllte gbeno an Dem &~anierbon-
fctt inn f0niglihen Yaloit Gbeil.
9einerIei 9 iinbntB.
petersburg, 7. Sept. - Sn
einent grtifcl iiber ben Wioeritreii
5pii6en ben engliid)cn uno bout
idcn Sntereiien pergleidt bie $50
ipoie Wrcmia" te@robbritannien
uno Gentidlonb NIT 5ipei Spielern,
oeren 3iige bei'm Spielen Miiblonb
als paiiiue 9cobadter i'm Gl,se be.
balten miiiic. @dbrero Die @ieber.
bcritcallng bes 5rieoens int Snnerti
i'm @ange mare, fonntc, mie Der UT.
tifel iogt, bon Hublano f~eiiterlei
Yiinbnib gcidloiien merben, unb es
miiBte feline 9%emiibnnaen ooraui
rid)ten, nit alien Wddtcn gleid quite
g%c5iebungen auired)t 81 erbalten.
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Die S~dmtbatiafeit.

Die 80. & S.ygabu" fault Elm gan.
ses S%Guicrgepiert IN Siio-9alti.
more. = Cine nellc 9amben- Sta.
ton nit &odbnbn etc. geplont.
Bic Seal gitote & Improvement
60" bat fir sic 80. & O..9obn"
bas gauge SGuiergepiert Sec, Spp-
aro., Sill. uno SbarpitraBe, int @an.
gen 66 pcrid'iebene 8runoitiide, an-
gefouft. Sic IlGrtc ser @abngeiell.
ibaft, '%iuoiiir bieier 8runocompler
gebrartdt miro, idlieBt ndmlid cine
uere Gomocn Citation, groben @ii.
terbobnbof, Sen @au elmer So66abn
itno nellen Stabl6tiide iiber Sen ga.
tapsco, 8craOelesltng oes Nioealts
etc. Elm, ipoourd cine 6abr5eit bon
80 bis So Minlten 5miiden bier ln1o
@oibinatbn ern1oaliAt perben mir.
Sc. Matiitfid lieGen 'bieie Nsfdne nod
in meitdt liBerpe,, sod frtff1Sie 80. &
die Tsortbeteifhnsen,, '' I'M
NIT oen1 8erbcTerunaen itber3eit be.
ginneu 81 fonnen.
Die SCENT, MlttliaI 9ebcnsperii6c.
rings WeieGi1ait" in Ybilaoelp6ia
fat cine Sppotbcf bon 100000 allf
bas nHcpsTarlborougb apartment
Spuie," Gde bon 8ilipn. uno guta1p.
StroBe, apeldes Gigentbum bon @.
:. COCHRAN uto @ottin lit, auf aebn
Sabre gegeben, iponnit oaS 8ebaloe
iertig geltel(t meroen ioa.
Der Gontraft fir bas Stubio bes
9ilo6auers Sans Sfuler an Der
Siioieite bon 2nfapctte : Ipemle, 5lpi-
id)a CHARLES. uno ct. 9aulitraBe,
puroe g~cltcrn an Sobn Gowan Der
seben. 0os pom ard)iteften Soiuarb
8iG entworfcne einlt0dipe @ebailOe
ruiro "a Bel 46 SUB grob meroen.
glm Wontog merOcn Die Irditeftet
Yorfer & Sbomos Ole TlGne fir oos
Warplonb.@ cb1ube alif Der Samcss
tonnsNusltellung perienOen. Mnge.
botc miiiien bis Siim is. September
eingerci1t ucroen. ~
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-Srem bis in ben Sub.

9 o It 0 II, Z. September. = Srni
Gapio Sbarretts, Satin non 9apib
6. Sbarretts, einem aaiiircr in Dem
&riegsoeportcment, fat beute am
Sootcnbett ibres @atten, apeldcr iiini
Winuten porber ltarb, Selbltmorb
be9angen, inOem tie ii6 eridoB.
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Wia frciipiQia smriiffchrcn.

Gbicago, ST., 7. September
Scute M6eno erbieIt Stills. Diitrifts.
gnwalt Barbour pon ieinein 8ertre,
teu9inns in Waibinston telesrapbiid
Die Radridt, Dab Dos auslieierungs.
@eiud bereits in @lrbeit genommer
iei uro Dob Sbien itnb &oolp per SEQ
bel oieSrore erbalten %tpiiroenL Stens.
lano in ibre DEBUT 5i nebmen.
SpGt AbenoS cmpiing Siilis 9i
itriftsaupalt Barbour cine 4abelSe
peid)e bon ieinem in 3an9er befino
lifen Gollegen Slien, in meld)em oel
2cbtere ibm mittbeilt, oab Stenslani
aud obne elm Nuslieferungs /. @eiud
our iofortigen &iidfebr bereit lei.
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WeraSe

Heue $ rimge 8eraoe
nod our red)ten 3eit iino Die erIten
neuen &oadnoer Sdrinse einsetroi-
fen, llto apie cine uns uorliegetoe
Hrobe Benefit, limo oieielben alber-
oroentlid idmadbaft uno fett. Sr.
Sobn Gamble 5cigt bidielben an ane
berer STEELE .oieier 3eitung an un6
Mrs oieic Sbafiade fiji. 2iebbaber
&1srs113pcitrI etren rueiTrw-grrpt
shssts eSattilireh geben. %ssiHi'ie =
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ge5trofter Il cbern1utb.

9eItrofter II II +. -
Sas gbepoor Worris Sanoler, pel>
DIES in Dem Sallie 9tr. 126, Iprb.
Wolfe-S traBc, lpobnt, id)eint Den
Nilben ser Nodbarihaft nidt 81 &c.
fallen, oenn leitocm Die 2ente bort
einee5ogen iinb, ianoen iie fat tag
lid, bab ibnen Elm nmer Sdabernof
geipielt. Sbrc Ieniter paren eingcs
,uorien, 9biiren uub @dnoe NIT
Tinte beidmiert liuo dbnIide Streid)e
beriibt morben, obne Dob Die Wiiic-
tbGter bel Ser Tbat gefabt meroen
fonnten biz am Oonneritag Hadmit.
tag 5ran Sarob Gambler, als tic aus
Der 5biire fam, bon eincm 9ilrifen
NIT giern betporfcn mltroe, 70 baB iic
iiber uno iiber bcidmtlbt iipdr. Dies
mol geiang es ibr, Die Soentitdt oes
Sdabernndfpiefcrs in Der Yerion oes
17.jGbrigcn @itlidm Giffpiibon Ser.
225, SiibsgbapcES trabe1 af tfbuitel.
len. Mnf einen @erbaftsbtfeb Tin
bate or ii1 fgeitcrn Dor 9ftdter Sep
finger su pefdhttportcn ffn6 I'D ieine
@ertbeioigunal fir ieine, Mcbbeiter;
iebr ihpady apdr, mabtu Qef, atsf 80
Gage ms @efGngniB tpanoern.
Gaiirmeiier in Ser Z a.
d5 e. = MIs elm fp%arnenbes 0ciipel
fir Reger uno anbere, neIbe bie@e.
pflogenbeit bober, @affcn bel iidy 81
trogen, b%citroitc geitern 3idter Sep
Iinger bon Der noro0itIiden Eolisei.
itotion Den Tegcr Natbanicl Mnber'
ion Tim 1926 urb Soften ipegen 3ra'
gems cines Haiirmeiiers, obtpobl Die
uripriingli9e Ynflagc geaep i'm nir
ouf uiiofoehtlidrs gcttdSu lat
tcte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

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blrf Die grploiion bon bier &iiteu
Gpnamit uno 225 Yiunb Sprengpul.
Der, welde in Dem Saitle bes 8ruben.
arbeiters @ea auigeitapelt maren
gcll nit ieiner 6rau getootet uni
mebrere ainoer bes Gbepaares unt
anoere Sausiniaiien permunoet.
Sn 0eisburg, 8, bat elm ma6r'
ideinlid dngelestes Jeuer ein gan
3es Saniergeuiert .5erit0rt uno elmer
Sdaoeri BON $4,000 an9eridtet.