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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02

"Rimer takes himself very seriously,
doesn't he?"
Yes, indeed"
Most of his poetry is pathetic, isn't
it?"
That's what he calls it, but the ed
itor says it's pitiful. Philadelphia
Press.
Girl with the Lillian Russell complex
ion-"What would you do if an awful
rich man, old enough to be your gran
father, should ask you to marry him p"
Girl with the Fay Templeton smile
Il presume I should do just what you
are going to do, dear. But. I'm awfully
sorry for Jack. When is it to come
off?"-Chicago Tribune.
Tell me-, requests the young per-
son, entering the study Of the gray
bearded philosopher, what is the diff
ference between friendship and love?"
The gray bearded philosopher studies
the table thoughtfully for a moment or
two, then replies: Friendship, my
son, is a mutual understanding; love Is
mutual misunderstanding, Life.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02
The Good Old sunday Question.

To Editor of the Journal and Courier:
While to some the Bible may be a
book of fables, at least the phrase
The Sabbath was made for man, not
man for the Sabbath" has not reached
that civic stage, for one minister In our
ancient town favors meetings in Wool
sey hall on Sunday and another is in
favor, seeing 'Eastertide" is upon us,
of THE legal closure of saloons, which
are always menace to the pubic
peace and orderliness and safety
though it may not mean the closure OF
such resorts as beer gardens as some
times conducted, provided the labor OF
attendants shall be carefully limited to
certain hours and compensated for at
some other time in the week." Will
our learned sociologists please give us
the fine distinction between beer gar
dens and saloons in American
And again the hour glass lets fall q
little sand. "A baseball game attended
by thousands may be a perfectly law
full thing for man to witness, yet not
expedient, as believe it is not for
many reasons, as one of the recreations
profitable for a Christian on the Lord s
day, where a quiet game OF ball In.
dulged In by a few may be perfectly
expedient, for the sake not so much Of
the spectacle as for the healthful ex-
erctse involved in it for the players.
Then we take it to do things that are
wrong in public are all right IL done
in private. A beautiful philosophy that
puts us in mind Of
Hanging of his cat on Monday
For killing of a mouse on Sunday"
CHURCHMAN.
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"Give US copper, sir. I'm tramp
in ONE ter let me old mother see me
face, an I've only got tanner The
Pedestrian and Cytlic-"Well, isn't
that enough? You can get a very nice
cake of soap for sixpence. The
Sketch.
Good morning!" said the piano stool.
by the way, I observed that YOU
started to smoke last night when Miss
Yerner was entertaining Mr.. Sloman
Yes" replied the parlor lamp. Il
saw she WAS waiting for an excuse to
turn me twn."-Philqdelphia Frtss
THAT life insurance agent, finally
succeeded in getting you to take a pol
icy, did he.'
Yes; l had accepted so many of his
cigars, before I found out what his
business was, then when he tackled me
for my application / hadn't the face
to stand him off. Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02
REFORMATORY.

Kicker-What do you think of spell
ing reform? Smythe-No use; I've
been trying for thirty years, and can't
make folks spell my name right.-New
York Sun.
Miss Knox-Yes, he actually said
your cheeks were like roses. Miss
Passy (coyly delighted come, now,
that's laying it on pretty thick. Miss
Knox-Yes, he remarked that about It,
too.-Philadelphia Press.
She-Don't you get tired of this mod
ern life, with it's heartburningsa it's
longings its cruel disappointmentsr its
unutterable inadequacy? He-Oh, yes.
But always just about that time some
new girl comes along.-Life.
AIistress-Well, why don't you hoil
the eggs? Cook-Sure, I've no clock in
the Kitchen to go by. Mistress-Why,
yes, Bridget, there's a clock in the
kitchen. Cook-Phwat good is ut? It's
ten minutes fast.-Cleveland Leader.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02

A proposal to give bull fight as a
benefit performance for the San Fran
cisco sufferers was rejected by the Ell
Paso relief committee. The FL Paso
Herald approving the committees
course, says that there is something
grotesque in the idea of torturing
horses and cattle to death for sport and
charging so much head to the onlook-
ers for the benefit of the human VIC
aims Of great catastrophe" Evident
~ the question raised is puzzling, for
the Herald admits that in times past
the bull fights have been features of
entertainment for visiting conventions
and carnival crowds. After discussing
the matter fully and temperately, the
paper decides that hereafter it will give
no publicity to the fights as adveptis-
ing matter or otherwise, except when
accessory when printing the news"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02

AT the recent meeting Of the Ger
man Colonial Congress in Berlin DR..
Marensky, formerly a missionary in
south Africa, said, in speaking of the
negro propaganda Of Africa for the
Africans there was no doubt what
ever that great Ethiopian uprising
would take place sooner or later in
South Africa, menacing alike British,
German and Portuguese authority.
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The Noble awards are constantly be-
coming smaller. At the first distribu-
ton they amounted to 1907 kronen
S4O71D, but this year they have been
reduced to 13S,OS9 kronen. The income
from the Nobel endowments, according
to the latest reports, was 100000
(sS72,O6O), but the expense of manage
nlent has been SO great that less than
one-third Of this sum has been distrib-
uted in prizes.
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JOURNAL COURIER

about six thousand of them. They ask
ed for one-fourth of the entire award.
The Cherokees are already pretty COM
Portable but they can stand a little
moro
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The memoirs of General Kuropatkin
a voluminous work covering the Russo
Japanese war, are being published at
Moscow under the supervision Of its
author. The volumes give a defense for
Kuropatkin's strategy in all the import
ant battles Of the war, and criticise so
freely the lack of support given the
general in high quarters in st. Peters
burg and the conduct of certain of his
subordinates, that the author thought
seriously of publishing the work only
posthumously.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02

A congressman in Washington has
indicated a common and increasing
embarrassment. He has said: ST am in
a quandary whether to go home to
press my campaign for another term Or
stay here in Washington. If / go, my
opponent, who is making fierce fight
on me, will denounce my action to the
voters, and say that instead of staying
at the Capitol and attending to my
public duties I am so unmindful Of my
Office as to run away in order to at
tend to my personal affairs. On the
other hand. if 1 stay here, he will go
from county TO county throughout the
district and in stentorian tones pro-
claim to his hearers that my only rea-
son for not coming home was my cow
ardice; that was afraid to face him
on the stump.
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THB WEEKLY JOURNAL
sSSuea Thursdays. One Dollar a xeaA
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EHD OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB
L1sHED I'M CONNECTICUT.
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A bill to establish forestry commits
sion was introduced during the last
session of the Virginia legislature, but
SO late there was no time to consider
it. w. w. Ashe of the United States
forest service, who has been investigat-
ing forest conditions of the Potomac
river watershed, says there are at least
100000 acres, formerly heavily timbered,
which has become burnt land or is on
the point Nof becoming such, from fire.
quent burning, and that a large addi-
tional area is rapidly deteriorating
from fires. He thinks that combined
forest and game commission will do
the most effective work.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-02

After all the talk 1t is not pleasant
to read that Lolita Armour, daughter of
J. Ogden Armour of Chicago, is once
more in the private hospital at Vienna
of Professor Lorenz to undergo addi-
tional treatment following the opera
tion for disloca+ion of the hip, which
he performed on her in 1903 by blood
less surgery, Although few facts are
definitely known, 1t is said that the
bone has slipped out of the socket A
doctor, who has kept track of the Lor-
enz operations in this country, says
that about half are successful, success
or failure depending largely on the
conditions of the bone in each case and
the depth of the socket.
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NEW HAVEN, oONH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

Werfisuns Der suItdnoigen S8ut6es
b0roe 0ie I6iturtenten Der 2e6reriemis
mare gu 1risobsrs, 9en51eim un6
9tl3ep f9on gu Gnoe Sanudr 1907.
ftatt gu Oiteru, enttdilen iper0eu, oa.
NIT fs fofort als Sebrer psrpenoet
tperosn tonneu.
8abenbd e n. Wegeu Der
u%ntreuuug BON $4,000 Mart ieitens
be5 ReAners. Mltpater betm 9ori9uBs
berein 9~abenbouIen ertannte Die
Straftammet fir Mltpater ouf cine
@eIammtItrofe, BON bret So6rtn BRET
monatsn 6efansnib unb 1890 Murt
Celebrate.
~ n 3. Der .gierttie9" 1T bier
beenoet lporotn. Die 8rduereien ses
tpG6ren ibren Mrfeitern cine feline Grs
b01un9 oes 2obnes, unb Der preisuufs
l4tug fir @itt1e unb publjtum bIeibt
befteben.
80 0 m g.. Die Stuotpsroroneten
perIammlung itimmte Dem Intrag beS
Srtseeperbepereins betreffeno Grid
tung elmer neuen &luiIe in Der bieii9en
SeperbeI6ule sur unter6ringung elmer
S9reinerpertitGtte gu.
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E6lringif6e Staafen.

Meu I p / 3. Nd9 Ser lebten
3dblung bat uniere Staot 1874 Sin.
nobner, los mebr uls am 1. 9esems
Der 1905. GS lpuroe feiteeitent, DAB
246 N~usIdnoer 9ier pobnen, RuFen,
8obnen uno Galisier. No6 mebr
Nuslanber pobnen in ben umliegenosn
Orti6aften bes aoblenrepiers.
Neu It q B t. Der 9emeinbsrdtb
bat Die 5fpii9en Nsultaot unb Neuns
bofen gelegene GbrIi6smible fir 54.s
900 Marf dneetauft. Gs fou auf benz
Inpeien cine Nnlaee srridtet peroen,
ourd pel9e Dos fart perunreinigte
Nuhsr Der Srla elmer 9ldrung unters
aoeen miro.
&ubol It a . t. gei Der Hubolz
ftdotii6en lanos unb foritpirtbi6afts
li9en 8eruf3genpiieni9aft puroen i'm
Sabre 1905 221 unfGne angemelbet,
geeen 256 l1nfdqe i'm 9orjobre. Seit
Dem 9eIteben Der 9erufsaenoheni6dft
1T es bos erfte Mdl. bob cine @ermins
0eruns Der 3abl Der anaemelbeten uns
fG1e gegen bas @orjubr einsetreten lit.
90 ma r. SaS 2anbeeriht 9at
Den qntiquar Wolfgano Bad pegen
Seblerei in 0~erbinoun9 nit Den i'm
S9loIIe uuseefiibrten 9iebitdblen gu
apei Sabren 3udtbuus p~erurtbsiIt.
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ErJaB. Sot6rinaen.

StraB5 g. Q6hites Sabr
finbst Elm ponftdnoiger> umbau oes
Gtrabburssr Sauptperionenbahnbofss
,itatt. Die 9pTten fommen ouf unge'
fabr 100000 Mart gu fteben.
W { B. SntereHdnte @lteribumss
funbe tpurosn BEL Der Ginbst!una Der
reuen WaHerleitungsrobrer bier ges
madt. man oedte Lungs Ser eansen
Strube eiren Gtrons elmer rordni.
f9sn @aHerleituna auf. Die pa6rs
fheinli9 in bieier ht6Iten '@eeenb Der
Gtaot. nabs Dem teutigen WaHer.
iburm Elm Reierpoir bate. 9te ans
ifen QeiturgsrObren beIie6en aus mai.
iibsn Stiden bon ettpu eincm Meter
2dnge uno einem quaoratii6en EurGs
fhnitt Ron ettpa Is Gsntimetsr Seitcns
Idne., in ber.n Mitte fid bic sismlid
lanse, runoe Defining fir Den Wais
%ferlauf befinost.
R o m b a Of. !Sier %itiir5te auf uns
aufeetIdrte WeiIs Elm 22jdbrieer Nrs
better in einen ~glibenoen Sodoien unb
perbrdnnte iofort gu ai6s. 3psi Wits
arbeitsr. Die nit benz @srbrannten qua
fdmmen osn Glen b%eoienten. puIoen
perbaftet.
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Sreie Stable.

8 b II g. Die beioen @D6ne
oes S%abrifbelibers 2a9mann aus
9amburg. Die in S9Dnna Bel Meran
gum auraufertbalt i%peilten. unternabs
men cine Partie auf Ben Sfinger.
plobli9 ftiirste Der dltere Dor Den Qlu,
gen feines 9ru6ers ab. Der i'm BARN
iterbeno porfanb. Die 2ei9e puroe
na6 9omburg iiber9efibrt.
8rem n. Der 5peite 6reibafen
lift, 5unGdIt in 800 Meter 2Grss aus
eebaut. Dem @ertebr ~iiberaeber NOR
bcn.-9ie 8irgeri4aft itimmte Der
9eritellung zines WioltteosnfmalS mad
oem Gntpurf 0ss profsFor !Sabn:
Minden in Corn, zines an Der lisbs
frauentirde an5ubrinqsnben Neiters
itanobiloss in 9o4relisf gu.
Bremer 1aben. 9uf Ridmers
Sdiffsperft lief Der 1000 Rssiitertons
men erobe Gampfsr .gliiabetb Rid
mers" bonn Stapet.
8 ii 8 d. CUR Grinnerung an Die
Shladt bei 2iibed am 6. Wopember
1906 bat Der Senat 1900 Wart fir
biIfsbebiirftise 9eteraEen geitiftet. Die
our Nsusetal.uns oes DeutIhen Hei:
DIES !br 2e6en sinseiest BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

ben Gedtsanpatt SIDdnsr tpsgen
3peitampfs gu feds Monaten Seitung.
6atfenit E | n. Die Ialteniteis
ner GarbinsnsW ebsrei uno 9lei6erei
bat ibrem Mrbeiter< prdmienIonos aus
Dem @rtrdsnib bes lebten @ei6dftss
iabres pieoerum 10000 Mart uno
ibrsm 8eomtenzp eniionss uno Inter-
itiibunesfonos ebenfaas 10000 Mart
iberpieIsn.
@Iau6 O II. Der 9elperbeIhut:
Nusi9ub bat teIdIoHen. pieridbrise
fatultatipe SortbilounssturIe fir
Sanolun9sz, iotpie 8eperbez 9ebilfsn
uno Gebrltnee ein5ufi6ren.
M ne b q. Die Snou{tries
balm na4 Dem 3i6opautbals puros
pffi5ieq in ben @erpaltunssberei9 Der
fd4Iii9en Staatsbabnen iibernommsn.
Neum t. Die Hittergiiter
Srieien un0 9runn BADEN beuer einen
@eriu9 nit Der Weioepirthi6aft in
u%nlersr Gegeno 9emadt. Die Grfolse
tparen 10 giinitise, Dab Die Sungpiebs
fpetoe gu elmer itebenoen @inri6tung
iperoen fou. Srob Der pe6ielnoen
Wittsrung 1T tein e~in3ises Der felt Dem
Griibjabr i'm Sreien lebenben Sbiere
audi einen einsieen Sag trant se.
fpeien. SIM @esentbeil befuno fid bas
8ieb ourdeebenos iebr pobl uno bat
an 9epi9t augenommen.
% . a II. Sn elmer Stabtbsrs
proneteniibune itimmte oas 8olleeium
Dem HatbsbeidluNe CUR Grri6tuns
zines 8oltsbaoes gu. Samit tparo
einem lanssebegten Wun5de Der bie.
fisen GintpobnerI4aft Rs9nuns getrus
gen.
3ittdu u. Wie Dresden nno
gbemnib. miro aud 3ittau in ni9t
au5uferner Seit Elm &rematorium ere
balten. Der aus 344 Mitgliebern Be;
ftebenoe 8erein fir Seuerbeitattung
perfiist f9on iber Elm Wern0een ppn
$4,000 Mart; bas lit mebr ais bic
6Glfts Der 8autoYten. Gin ~eeeienetes
@eldnoe bat Dem @ersin Die Staot
iiberlaHen.
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@nrftem6 erd,

g tuttqart, Die Gbeire0at.
ton oes in Stuttsart eri4einenoen
oNeuen Sageblatts," 1T uuf Den biz.
bergen Gbefreoatteur oes rSambur.
ger SorreIppnoenten," Or, Sermann
3ie3. siner getoreren S4puben, iiter.
ge9aneen.-Gine S~oloRulbiiite SGits
IerB, in oreifd9er Gebensgr0be ee6dls
ten uuo oamit bas beriibmte Dert
Ganredsrs on umfans nod iiberbie.
teno. 1T in oen tunitseiperbli4en Werts
itGtter BON paut Stos in Stuttgart
in Gr5eub po1enoet iporoer. Sic lit
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING Staot
Gmaba beftimmt uno o i4iQerbes
9eiiterter S9tpaben eeitiftet rporoer.
s eioenb / m. Die bier aboes
baltere Observation-Disclosures bat
beidlo1er, our Qusarbeitung zines
9roiette8 fir &eguliruua Der @ltmubt
einen 3uidub BON 800 Murt gu 9e.
pdbren,
9ettbronn n, Sn Dem Gipits
pro3eb Der Wirttember9iI6eu Spdrs
tafe ge9en Ole beige Staotgemeinoe
bat 6ds Sberlano esgeridt Die Suftz
pfli6t Der Stabt Seilbronn fir Ole
Weruntreuungsn oes 8eri6tsooQs
5te6ers 96umm, Der ourd Selbitmoro
9eenoet bat. feitgeitellt.
2euttird d. Sn llntermittetrieo
bat Der 68iGbrige SouIirbdnbler Ser
oinanb Mieoer Den Sc Sabre altsn
9aslobusr Sobunnes Shuiter BON
uebeIb0r getbotet. S6uiter mar lei
Mieosr in Mistbe. 5abIte niht uno
mubte Die Dobnung rGumsn. peSboIb
beibe in Streit eerietEen. Wieoer bisb
unb ftoh nit einem SGbsf 10 lonee
duf S6uftsr elm, Bis bieisr reeungSs
LOS an gpben Log. Wisoer 1T psrbaf.
tet.
Nedargarta 6. 9as G6tpurs
oeri6t perurt9eilte ben g~emeinbepFle.
ger Wolf BON bier. Der 1900 Mart
reruntreats. BEN getraq aber pieoer
tsdte. 5u sinem Sobr flnf Mpnater
Gsfar9rib.
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Nrann(Gwcis. An0aff.

Stabtotoenborf. Bei einem
bier ftattsebabtsn grdnSe in eincm Orr
beiterppbnbaufe perbrannt. Der iiebens
jGbriae Sobn oss Grb.tters Milbelm
Wntermann.
Defiau. Sas pieriSarise 1D9s
ferhen oss 2ebrers Dpnoib itirSts in
ber eltsrlidsn Wobnuna ir eth nit beis
bem WaHsr sefiutss Gsidb. Das
ainb ipuroe bermaBen perbriibt, ba6
60 mad turaer 3eit itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-02

0raid 1T ourd ell, S,uers6runit p0ls
lig perniftet poroen. Der Shaoen
betr1ot lpeit iiber 100000 9ronen.
g . pe It. Sn 9egenipart Deg
Observation-Disclosures Grafen 4pponpi
3ablrci4er @ertreter observation-disclosures
SnItttute uro elmer 4nsd6l auslGnotz
iher @elebrteu lit bier Elm 9enfmal
bes @pndtolo9sn :. 9. Semmelpeis,
oes Gntoeders Der 1r1a6e oes &tnos
bettfis6erS, eut6iGt tporoen.
Snnsbru d. !0ier lit Der pens
iionirte 2aroesI6ulinipettor Guitap
Serr. Bitter oes Giiernen &ronensOrs
oens, i'm 81. 2ebensiabre 9eitorben. @r
mar elm intimer Sreuno oes 0i@ters
Robert Sdmerltng.
&ldgen t. Die Gdrdipdns
tenba6n, bic BON WiQah iiber &ofens
bob mad Our9bobrung oeS etlpa a6t
ailometer lanaen &drapantentunnels
mad Nbling gu Dem Infblub an Die
Nlpsnbubn fu6rt uno Die 0erbinoung
nit ErieIt beriteat, lit Dem 9etrieb
i~i6er9eben tporo,n.
e 10 erneub g. Der 8ez
meineerotb bat bsIhloHen, itIbtiI6e
WaFerperfe CUR @eriorgung Der beute
fhcn $4,000 G%inpobner sGblenoen
Gtdbt gu erbauer.
pra g. Die bieii9e 9anbelstdmz
mer fabte BEN geidlub. 1908 aus Ins
LAB oes 60jdbrigen Electromagnetic
lGums bes 2aiiers Sran3 Soiepb cine
Snbu'tries uno @eper eausitelun
oes praeer !SanbsIstammerbsSirts gu
reranitalten.
Yreb burg. Der Sprnauer
Gffentli4e Notar Sobann Sbinagl
lpurbs bonn bisli9sn 9erihtsbofs tpe9en
Imtsperuntreuung gu 1000 aronen
Strafe uno NmtSberluit psrurtbeilt.
rel 6enbers g. Der prpie6or
am bieiigen Staats9pmnaiium, Soief
2onnina. tOotete iih auf Dem 5rieobpfe
bur6 MeuoloerI6iNe. Gs purbe tons
f~tatirt, oab Der profeIor Den Selbitz
moro in nerooier ue6errei3uns periibt
bat.
g alsburg. Der @ergtnappe
3eopolo Stodbuhner 1T on elmer per>
erIten Ste1t BON Gamsed in Den boben
9auern ab9eItiir5t. Seine 2ei4e lpuroe
geborgcn.
9 eme3par. Der BON 8utareit
3ugereiite S~pl39Gnoler 0emetrius 3ius
Ian 1T ouf Dem Wege na6 Mabaler
BON einem l~lntetanntcn riidlinss our6
oret S6iHie getDotet uno zines Mans
bafter @elobetrdges feraubt porosn.
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@eferrei6.

% len. Die Gsieaidaft Der Mus
iitfreunoe bat ben 9irettor Der 9ods
i9ule fir Wuiit in Wannbeim, Wils
bslm gopp, gum Dirsttor oss Wiener
aonierpatoriums ernunnt.-Sier fdno
6ieisr 1dge Die G%ntbiQuns bes
Geutf6meiitsr.8 ertmats itatt. - Der
Gtabtrat6 bat bsi9IoFsn. benz peritpr>
benen Sofrutb proF.For Or. MeinIsds
ner Elm gbrsngrab auf Dem Central.
friebbofe in Der Mnlde, fir Rubsitdts
ten biitorifh o~sntpNroissr perfonen
5i iuiem.n.
81 ffsua Ina h~snnfhhnrte 1orf
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Of0eu6ura.

9 d a. Drofefor Diittmann.
Der auf cine 46jdbrise oebrtbdtisteit
am bie'isen @pmndiium suriidbIidts.
tonnte nit feirer 5rau bas Jeit Der
goloenen 9o43eit feisrn. Ter Jubilar
Itor6 ihon risr Gage harouf.
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2leGfen6ura.

n D flo d. Die bisfise Gb.mifde
pdbtii bDn Or. s. Mitte feisrts ibr so.
t6btf9es geitebsn. Der Snbaber Der
Gnbrit ftiftste aus Nnlab oes sSubis
Idints Elm gr6beres &apitul fir I'm.
tsrftututas3psde.
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SGpei3.

9ern. Ollie gr0beren @letI4er Ser
S6pei5, i'm gan5en 40, iino i'm perz
gun9enen Sabre auf lire @erdnberure
bin geprIit no1osn; cS bat ii6 ber=
ousgeiteat. hdb teiner rorgeI4rittsn
1T. Al ater lino 8uridgegangen. Mit
otefem NbiAntel5en Der @leti6er3uns
gen bdngt audi oas itcte 3uriidpsideu
Der S4nse9ren5e 5uiammen, Die
Oeutfde Eermafolo3iIfe Geielihaft
fat auf ibrer biesidbrigen 4agung in
Bern bsI4lofer, Der ShauoinrsSiifs
tung cine @brsn9obe bon 5000 Mart
81 iiberpeiien uno Den eriten 8dn0
ibrer Yer6anolun9en rSn Memorinm
Trib S4nu0inn" beraus3ugebsn uno
nit einsm 9ilonib oieIes ousgeSctdnes
ten Soriaers gu terIeben.-Sn Saug
Del Sioers 5erItorte cine Opndmits
erploiion bas S9ulbaus fat p01ig
unb perlebte cine Der bier i'm Seuie
befinolihsn perIonen I1per.
9dsl. Ser erite SetrttGr Ger
alIsemeinsn Nrmenpfle1e. pfarrer q.
Rippas. purbe in 9aiet bon einem
Roofdbrsr angerunnt unO erlitt ogrd
ben Sturs einen Sadosltru9, Der osn
SOB CUR So!ge bate. Vfarrer Gippas
ipirtte 80 Sabre in Der 9aIeler Mrmens
pfle9e uno bat iih ourA iein pobttpols
lsrces Weien pisle Spmputbien erpprs
ben.
30 aaot. 3p;i jun9e 2eute aug
2es plans ertbcdten auf b:m Gletf1er
Vlannepe am 5ubs Der Yd6niIpibe
Ole 0eihname bon bier oerungliidten
! Souriiten. Die Nomcn Ger 8erungliids
ten iinb: Sans Nrnolo Sa1sr un6 Sis
leitus S1drer. tsio, aus Germ, Walter
Sleinsrt aus Qttoltsrn i'm Stanton 3us
riA uno Senri GoAst aus Granotourt
lei plperne.
WaItis 8. Sn osm 9ergo6rfhen
@utttt. ods 200 Ginlpobnsr sGblt,
berrfdt felt t3enigTisns 100 Sahren in
atpei Hamilien bic oepra. Tie qrants
belt 1T auf Die Mitaliebsr bisIer Tas
milisn teI6rdrtt a,bliebsn unb fat Biz
ieBt iiinf Spfer eefogbert. Sn oisiem
Sabre bat iid oer Gtaatarat6 BON
WaGis on cen gunossratb %eefpanot,
MT Ser Bite nm Subbention fir Elm
gu erridterbes 2eprabeim.
Gusgefebtes piI[ings.
paar. SIN Wdiisnbauie gu Riroorf
bel Berlin eritien cine feinsetleiOete
Dame, Die einen &inberrsagsn nit li6
fiibrte, in Dem 5ipei ettpa 4 Sabre alte
ainoer ndnnli9sn 0eI9le9tes i6Iums
merten. sic iiberrsidte benz pfDrtnsr
einen perIhlofenen Brief uno bat ibn.
ben Brief sleih gu leIen. Der Yforts
ner fam oieIer 4ufforosrung nad.
Wdbreno cr iiA nun Der 2ettiire bes
S6reibens bingab, perI9panb Die I'M
betannte ipurlos unter 3uriidluFung
oes ainoerpagens. Sn Dem 9risfe
itanb nit elegantsn S9riftaigsn gss
fdrtebsn, Dab Die ainoer elm 3pilz
I~ingspaar isisn, Oas Die Mutter nidt
Idnaer ernd6ren tonne, lpesbalb ie Die
tleinen Sndben Der offentli9en 6iirs
forge empfeble. Die 9riefi6reiberin
CAB ferner on, bab i5re perionulien
auf Dem poti5eirepier betannt ieien.
mas iid uber pann ais un5utreffsno
erpies.
Srrinniger fott Raubs
m D > T. Den Rau6morber Sters
nidel. Der icinsr 3eit bic biItorii9e
Mible Bel plaglpiB. prsubiihsS hles
fen, in Brand itedte uno osn BETTER
ermoroste uuo teraubte, slaubts man
jiinaft in eintm Srts nabs Duoapeit err
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Sa@(en.

Drssben. Die @erlassfirn,a
Der .Dresonsr Radri6ten" itiftste aus
WnIab, ibres, 5Oidbrisen SubeIfeites
10000 Wart fur perfhieeens iDobltbds
tise 3peds. in~sbeionosre fir ainbers
4ranfenpflege. Muberoem ipuroen auf
Soften Der Subelfirma 375O Mrmt in
berfhisoenen Standardization gss
fpsiit.-Die Gtrofiummer psrurtheilte