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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

Saturday and Sunday with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Warden.
Mrs. w. e. Preston returned from
Des Moines Friday, where she had
been visiting several days at the Dr.
Woodland home. She was accompanied
home by her son Guy. who ds attend
ing business college and who remained
for All over Sunday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gowdy and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Theresa Kerr,
LETT Wednesday morning for their, new
home at Cheyenne Wells. Col. Mrs.
Gowdy and mother went via the c. G.
w. but Charlie travelled overland IN
his automobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Giowdy
have many friends in this vicinity who
wish them success in their new home
in the west
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

and pressed the call button for OLA
gan, not waiting, however, for that
worthy to climb the stair, but meeting
him in the entry hall. @
I'm going back to the Bartholdi,
O'Hagan, for the night. You may bring
me my letters and any messages in the
morning. I should like you to sleep in
the flat tonight and answer any tele-
phone calls
"Yiss, Misther Maitland. sor."
Have the police gone, O'Hagan?"
There's whole bottle full yet, sor."
you've not been drinking, l tpust?"
The 1rishman sl.uftled "Shure, sor,
an wud that be hoslelitible?'
Laughing. Maitland babe him good
night and left the house, turning west
to gain Fifth avenue, walking slowly
because he was little tired, and en-
joying the rather unusual experience
of being abroad at that hour without
company. The sky seemed cleaner
than ordinarily, the city quieter than
ever he bad known 1t, and in the air:
was d oWSSt SnSiI, I'll lie
country side-reminding one unhappi-
ly of the previous night when one had
gone whistling to ones destiny along
a perfumed country road.
Good 'eavings, Mister Maitland, sir!
1t carn't be you.'
Maitland looked up, bewiIdered for
the instant The voice that hailed him
out of the sky was not unfamiliar.
A cab that he had waited on the
corner to let pass, was refined back
suddenly The driver leaned down
from the box and in a thunderstruck
tone advertised his stupefaction.
at aren't in nature, sir--if yer'll
pardon my mentionin' it. But ere
leaves you not ten minutes ago at the
St Luke building and finds yer ere,
when you 'aven't 'ad time"
Maitland woke up. What's that"
he questioned, sharply. You left me
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
Hexamethylene etramins.

The above is the name Of q German
chemical, which is one Of the many
valuable ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy Observation-Disclosures is
recognized by medical text books and
authorities as uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Toley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any Irregularities and avoid serious
malady. Mcbride 8 Will Drug COM
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
GREEN MOUNTAIN.

Nov. 5.-Tfe first number of the
Green Mountain lecture course was
given at the church Saturday evening
to a big audience. Mr.. Joseph X. Crit
fis appeared as Tahan in his famous
Indian lecture, telling his personal ex-
perience. He also spoke both morning
and evening at the church Sunday.
The wedding of Mr.. Lester Brown
and Miss Daisy Croft was held at the
home of D.. and Mrs. Strain in
Green Mountain at high noon Satur-
day, Rev o. S. Mason officiating. The
couple left fer short trip and were
rendered "a reception by the groom's
Monday night.
The annual chicken pie supper and
apron bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid
society of this Congregational church,
was held in the town hal on Tuesday
evening, a large crowd was present and
election returns were announced thru
the evening.
A large party of people from Mar
sllalltowr were also present.
Miss Ethel Thomas, "a student at
Grinnell, spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Stuli and daughter, Dorothy. all of
Beaman, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs T. p. Low.
Mrs Mile Brandt, of Spokane.
Wash. is spending Il few days with
her friend Miss Belle Classen.
Mr. Paul Thomas spent Saturday in
Grinnell as the guest of his sister Miss
Ada Thomas.
Mrs. Georgia Gibson and sons, of Des
Moines, ara visiting q few days with
Mrs Gibson's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Howe.
Mrs. Tom Young and daughter. Lau-
retta. Of Marshalltown, spent Sunday
with the formers mother. Mrs Moses
Bovee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
LECiRAND.

Nov. b.--Mrs. Ada Lampman. OF
Marshalltown, visited Mrs. II. ]. Bowen
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Spease. q Palmer stu
dent, visited with her parents nj
Barnes City over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanneld are
the parents of q daughter, born last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Arnold are also
Gated internal injuries due to the Sc
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hanson spent Sunday
With her parents In Marshalltown.
The regular meeting ofethe Literary
and Musical club was held with Mrs.
Maggie Piper, Wednesday afternoon.
The following program was given: Roll
call, Quotations on Thanksgiving"
Origin Of Thanksgiving" Miss Vena
Dustin; First Thanksgiving in Amer
ica," Mrs. Dolly Bowen; debate, RE
solved that the influence of homo is
greater than the combined influence
of church and school," affirmative, Mrs.
Kate Hanson, Mrs. Anna Bowen; neg
ative, Mrs. Anna Herbert, Mrs. Maud
Kerr. Miss Bowen of Garwin, was a
guest Of the club.
Mrs. s. Richards went to Gearing to
attend the wedding of the Misses Gift.
Halloween passed quietly at Lee
Grand except for the Friend Endeavor-
ers celebrating it by social time at
Mr.. Knudson's, and the Palmer stu
dents at Mrs. VanHorn'A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
Proof Of His Death.


Lord Houghton's sister was often
annoyed at her brothers indiscriminate
hospitality. do you remember, my
dear" he asked her at dinner one day,
whether that famous scoundrel X.
was hanged or acquitted?'
He must have been hanged or you
would have had him to dinner long
ago. replied the lady.
--->-----------~-------
Winter blasts, causing pneumonia,
pleurisy and consumption will soon he
here. Cure your cough now, and
strengthen your lungs with Foleys
Honey and Tar Do not risk starting
the winter with weak lungs. when
f'oley's Honey and Tar will cure the
most obstinate coughs and colds and
prevent serious results. Mcbride &
VIII Drug company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

Foreign Prejudice.
First Foreigner-"Why do they CEN
this the garden ctty?"
Second Foreigner-"Why? Look ct
the rich, black dirt in the streets"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

The presidential race VIM soon be de-
sided and Bill? will be elected, SO let's
forget politics for = minute and get
down to business. Light an IMPERIAL.
cigar and satisfy yourself that our
statement is not exaggerated when we
say that you cannot find a better cigar.
A poor smoke III an abon1ination--a
good smoke q joy forever. You can
!. always get the best If you come here. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
MARIETTA.

MNKIETTA.
Nov. 81 c. TimInons. OF Poplar,
Mont. has been Spending a few days
at the home of his mother. Mrs. Nancy
Tiinmons and other relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Mccullough. of Webster
City. is visiting her sister Mrs. Mary
HALL.
Miss Kate Timmons. visited over
Sunday in Gearing a the home of Mr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05
MINERVA

Nov. Mos. OF the corn fields Of
tho neiglito,liood were vacated for NJ
least II half day Tuesday. ON account
Of the election.
Miss Lille Tucker closed very sue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
DIrttcutDe rd.

@tuttgart. Puff BEN 1rltps
peniibun08pIob WtiinIin0cn wuroe Gin
Solbat be3 Snfanterie Reqiment8 124
bonn Wlit cri@Io9cn. w. GcnerdImaior
a. .. GtuboIF SAott 1T bier i'm utter
bon 70 Sabren gsitorten.
SetIbronn II. Ter Sleiidergcs
bilfe gausr ben Rotgbeim Qerietb nit
benz Sabrab untcr bic ctcttriI6e Stras
benbobn uno tpurbc auf Der ctelc ges
tDbtet.
Sbereie 8 n. Ger 10
Sabre oIte Sauimann SigIin9er 1T
beim Iurhfobren elmer Gtrabenbie,
9ung nit feinem Wotorrace gegen Elm:
SeIegrapbeniton9e ~9efobren; cr par
iofDrt tobt.
9 6 r q m + g. Der Saiiirer
Sei5mann be8 bic1i9cn Wetulorbciter
8erbanbe8 1T nit ITO Wlart flij4tjl
gegangen. 6ei3mann bate anfheinent
iton felt Ginger 3ett bic &eOiTOrer
iiber Gin manto in ieiner &aIie 81
.GuI6en geiUubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
GfCas-

B burg, Sm Sntereli,
etner Griparung an barren llmldufss
mitteln unb elmer Grlei6terung bel 9tbs
bebung Der aus ben ~2anbestaNen gu
3ablenoer @ehdlter, penIioneu, Inter
itiibungen unb fonitiger fortloufenben
8e8iige bat ba8 eIIabslotbringiide Wiz
niItcrium un9eoronet. bob bieie Ye3Iige
ben GmpfangSberehtistcn. Die bel
einem an Den Rci4Sbdntgiroberte9r
angefdtphenen 9antbuufe ein apntO
babcn, auf ibren i6riftli6en Nntrag
burd @troiiberpeiIung auf bicie &onto
3ugeitelt perbcn.
. teben b 0 e n. 9ei einem
idperen llnlpetter Fat beftiger Sagels
i6lag unb Woltenbrutb butd @rbs
,uti4e i'm S,ntidtbal tpIoNalen Sdas
ben an9crt4tet. Gin beimtebrenoer
Qr6eitcr nurbe BON 8lib erf9la0en,
M il IL aue n. 9ei i~tarter 9ez
tbeiIigun0 bieIten bic fatboIiIten clIdis
fii4en SiingIingsDereine pier ibr 7.
Gerbunbsfeft ab. Nu4 Elm @erein Don
Rnnc1 tpar eridienen, Der Gegenitanh
Defenders ber3Iider Sbatioren mar,
Die Ycli5ei feb es aniion0aIc8 gu,
bab Die 6~ran3olen ibr rotbstoeibz
blaue8 YruItban0 trugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
SG0cn.

~ dpen II / Ter. Gin 2I6cs
6otpsO entmdI ipuroe bier entbuQt.
Der f6pcr ertroutte Gid)ter lam 1904
bierber, um @~elle'ung gu illhen; iur6c
s3ett baro,f itarb er. Sos 9entmdI,
cine S60pFung pes @iIbbouer5 b.
SGIeiffer C5rontfurt a. M.) murbc
BON beUtiGcn uno ruiIii6sn 5reunoen
be8 Oi6ter5 errihtet.
. onoue d / gen. Ni6t
peni0er aI3 100 9GuIer limb bur6 cine
HeuersbrunIt, nclte bic Gtabt beimges
Iu6t bat, seritDrt poroen. lleber 1900
bis 1000 8epobner Iino oboa4lo5 unb
in beordngter Gage. Shirt Wurimiliau
@9on gu 6iiritenber9 bat fir bic 9eims
Qefu6ten bic Surnme Don 10000
Mart 9eitiftet. unb GroBber3og 8risos
rid bat RegierungsbiIfe in8 Mert
ieben ~Iaiien. 0urh Die beb0rblihe
llnteriu6ung lit feitgeItent porben,
baB Elm entIoFsner StrGfling bd8
Seuer ongsIegt bot. Der 8erIuit an
MenI9enleben iinb eine 5rou unb 5pci
Ginber.
SetbeIberg. Die 9ubgettoms
miiIion Der 3ipeiten 8obiIden SAM
mer, bic por &ur3em iih pom 8eriiit
aus ben geaenpdrtigeu 3uftaub Der
OttbetnridSbau =5afobe angeiebsn bat,
bat bic 8uOgetpoiition Der S9loBru'ne
Qenebmiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
0eGerretG.

70 Ten Der Jnbober beS Yants
bauie3 Reitgs5 fpenbete antdBlid icis
rer 0srmGblung 100000 @ronen fir
ba8 %ubiIdum8pert sir bnS &inb."
- %rr Idertauminiiter Or. Gberh0b
f~eic,te nit feiner 0emcblin Scffin
bas Set ieinsr iilbernen So63eit.
. uDops #. Der TbiermcIer
8eld quItt, Der nit 8orliebe Gdaf
bcerDen matte unb be1en 9ilber i'm
Sns unb quslanb bel MHSsrtenmng
fanbeu, lit i'm Qlter BON SO So5ren
einem Ge9irnfdlag erlsssn. YaGit
pirtte in ben SOer Sabren in GiheIz
bori.
GSernpnib B. SnfoIne bon lin
%ipetter, bic pIelTaD BON perbeercnben
Woltenbrilden begleitet tparen, Iino bic
GliiTe iiberaq rapibe se'tiegn unD ia
BEN bic ufergeldnbe peitbin iiterz
f6pemmt. Bel Dibnib tpurbs cine
80 Vlster lanse unb itarte Bride gum
Ginitur3 gsbrGdt unb bertn Sriimmer
ipeggsi6Wsmmt. 3ablreidss GieD lit
3ugrur6e ge9angen. Sn Glotutc3ta
traf tsr 9liB cine Grau, Die ein Sinh
auf rem 2trme trug unb t0btete teioe
ouf Der Gtels. Sn Wspolotonb bat
bas 6otnaHer bic Bride 3erit6rt.
Sn G3ernopib ipurbe bic nit sinem
aoItenauTpdnbe bon 100000 &ronen
erri9tete 9nbeanlase bon ben Sctflus
then bemolirt unb bic 5riimmer fpur.
ben lpeggefibrt.
g rasIib B.. geim Qusf60pier
itiir3te Der 80 Sabre alte RuooIi pullz
Ssrt in bic Ssntarube unb eritidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
&rete Std6tc.

$ b g. Die 9amburger
9iiroeri6aft betoi1i9te. einem GenatSz
antrage entIpredenb. 10000 Wturt
fir ba8 1909 in 9amburQ itattfins
benbe beutIhe 9unbesi6ieben. - Sin
Samburger Tsfraubant, Ri6aro glets
ipeoeI. Der i'm Sabre 1902 mad Inter
i6laqung BON ctrca $4,000 W&arf bon
bier fIiidtig puroe, 1T in 8usnos
@tres oerbaftet poroen. unb omar ais
er argentiniIder Staat8bir8er perben
polite.
RENE II. Sm Suti b. ). mans
berten 1903 perionen ii6er Bremen
aus, ge9en 14,7OO i'm 9lsi6en 3cits
raum bes borigcn Sa1re8.-0er p!atts
beutide 9tbter paul 9recoe 1T bier
i'm 70. 2ebensjabre geItorben. Seine
bi9teriIde 9egobung erlparb iHm cine
grobe 3uDl bon Jreunoen uuo Der
ebrern.
GIbet. Die biefige Nabigations :
fdule begging Die Jeter ibre8 50jd6rigen
8sIte1ens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
9Giringil6c Staten.

WItenburQ. @ei Der 2~onbta9ss
er9dn8ungspabI fir Die 3peite Nbtbeis
lung beS britten Wablbe3irte8 muroe
RtttergutspG6ter Mmtmonn S6miot=
Rpmi9iiB, Der &anbibat bes 9unOes
Der ~2anbnirtbe, nit 1893 Stimmen ges
ndbIt. Sein @egentdnbibat, Rentner
&i6drb !0erpIbs Sauernoorf er6ielt
Az ttmmen. r.-.1a r
Giena6 4. Der Gpra66eiltuns
oige profeKor Ruoolf 9enbarot III
geitorben.
e g. Die itdbttI6en
&oIlegien baben beidIoTen, i'm primer i
ou8idub aud 5ruuen SiB unb Stims
nj 81 9epGbren.
Sena. Der 8eretn sur Getdmps
flung Der Iubertuloie in Sena uno Wes
nigeniend bat cine Q~ustunftss unt
JiriorgefeIe fir Qun9entrante etnge4
ri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28

u u t u ~ I | u. XXI Siup[VSl
tpdltltng iinb 5lpei S6enfungen BON i
5000 Mart fir GrboIungstlIrcn
idlpddIiher bebiirftiger Sinoet gu,
@srfiigung 9cItert tporben.
Sa@Cen.
DRESDEN. 6ter tpuroe Elm Can,
oeSperein fir 9flege beimat6litber SEA.
tur, aunlt unO 9ouneiIc untsr benz
Nanen oSG6iii6cr Seimatbi6uB" ges
griinbet. @ie rcge IN Sah1en felt
GINGER 3eit bas SntereNe fir 9eimat6s
f@ub 1T, gsbt borouS bcrbor, bob an
ben Iu5i9ub fir 6eimatbpfIege i'm
porigen Sabre etipa 1000 unb in oies
fem Sabre bereit3 400 Bdue CUR Sc
arbettunQ gelan8t itnb. - Die Dele
misunderstanding bes id6Iii6en Gens
tr~alberbanbeS gegen ben Nltoholi5mus
beriet iiber Die @ertbeiIung Der Stats
beibtlfe bon 1000 Wtart. GS puroc
befhlofen, 100 Mort fir eigerc 3pede
5uriit3uitelen uno ben Neit BON 1920
Mart Der @oItsbeilItdtts Seefrieben 81
~iberipetfen.
8rob 6 . a Ii. Der iebt in
Merito anid'iige, sur 3eit- bier lpeis
lenbe @miIian S6iffner ppn Gicr,
ihentte Der ShiiBengeIeuI6oft 1000
Mart, Der f~reipiljgen 6euerpebr 800
W}drf.
&rim 6au. 0a8 Mints
fteriltm be5 Snneren bat Der btciigen
.GeluerbIiGen 6ortbilbun9SI9uIe iir
bas Sabr 1908 cine StaatsbeiDilfe
BON 5000 Wart betpiui9t.
g i b a IL. 9dS Qunngeri6t Der.
urtbctlte ben Sdufmonn @iutler ne
gen NedielfdIl6ung in 2888 GGuen
gu bret Sabren @efdngniB uno 5luei
SGbren Gbrperluit.
BIauen. Ginsr Der beoeutenbs
item Snbu'trieuen bes @ogtlanoc5 uno
Der 8rauerei= Snoutrie. Der &roucrei=
beiitsr DiIb. Sammer, 1T 0eItprben.
Die Gtrma tpnnte jiingit duf Elm 30
idbri9eS @e'teben 3uriidbIiden.
g b | +. 0as neue, nit einem
&pItenauflpanbe bon 10000 Moyt En-
bdute Gtabtbao lit i'm @ciftin Der tab
ttf6en SoleQien er6iFnet mornen. 0us
9oo bat cine 2Gnge BON AZ unb eirt
@reite bon % Metern unb fubt 1900
Subitmeter WaNcr.
3 N { a II. G6lpere8 llnteil bat
Elm fur6tbarea unlpetter i'm Gr39ebirge
an9eribtet. Die Grnte 1T ptelfo9 b0ls
Zig perni6tet. 3ablreide @duier limb
in 3riimmer 9eIegt, unb bic @ertcbr8s
0srbtnbungeu puroen In Der empfinbs
ltditsn Meiie geitDrt. Nm i6limmIten
bat baS llnipetter in urb um Stein
bad, Wiloentbal unb aarlsfeIo ges
bauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28

IS 3. Cine I~eItene 4uftIpieges
luna tpuroc neuli0 Qbeno5 in tpcjts
Ji5er RiGtung err Gtabt 8ra3 te.
merit. pt0blitb cri9tcuei1 ON 6irma.
ment bic &onturen elmer SluBlanoz
ihQft, bic ron Minute 81 UIinute
I6drfcr nuroen. Mon iab Die nit
9dumen telraGIenen liter 6erportres
ten, bic 5Slut6en tcpeqten iih lcbHaft,
Ho6 elmer bliBurtigen Qi6terihetnunJ
Itieb Gin routenocr Sdmpfer pom llfer
llno ouraidnitt bic TlutRcn. 0d8
bo6intereKantc q aturiGauiptel, ca5 an
cine 6tuBi5encrie IN Der ungOrtidcn
8teiebene erinnerte, bauerte Sehn Wts
nuten.
Snn8bru d. Ter &onoutteur
RuooIf 6aI9er 1T i'm 0eunatal beiln
@beItpeiBufen otgeiiir5t uno tobt ges
blicben. Der MEaIsrQebilfe s. SofImann
aus Sbron lit i'm 3iqertbaIe beim @oels
tpeibIu6en abgeittir5t. Gr itarb. 1as
Qutomobil be5. SuIti5ratbeS 6dul5 aus
Berlin iiberfubr ben 3iIhlermeiiter
SoisF 6ofler aus Sau, etneu Iietens
fo6en Bate. Sofler par iofort toot.
9 ala q. Ter 0ctan Der
biefiaen tbeoIogiI9en 6atultGt. Or,
Gebaitian Saiba9er, profeHor Der
&irhengeI6itte uno ToSent oc5 Sir
6enrchts, lit in Wiinten i'm @lter BON
az Sabren gcitorteu.
S3u83re0en. !Sier ftob Der
Sngenieur Sulius PartoS auf ofFcner
StruBe ben 2~5idbrigen GrobQrunobes
flyer 8trqil 8iacomus3i nicbsr, als
leBterer NIT ieiner Wutter uno Ieineu
beioen S0lpcitern cineu @~o9enausflllg
unteruabm. Der MDrber lpurbe err
griffen uno Der @enoarmcrie etnQelies
fert.
S3eqebin n. WG6renb zines mir
beIiturmeS itiir5te cine grpBc 6abrit
elm. Ginbunbert Nrbeiter murben I'M
ter ben 2riimmern b~egrdbsn. Bier
2eiben unb IA i9lperosrIebte perionen
purbeu geborgen. Sieb5i8 perionen
nurben bermiBt.
uoIima q. gu einem blutigen 3us
IammenitoB StpiIten @enoarmen unb
9auern CAB bic 8eranIaRung Die bier
berrI6enoe 6utternotb. ipeI6e bic pers
5tpeifeIten 9auern 81 ungeieBli9en
!0anblungen trieb. Nl8 bic Cider
beit8manni4aften einiGritten, ents
fponn Iif Elm erbitterter &f. 3pei
9ouern pllroen aui Der STEELE get0os
tst. @ieIe bdben msbr ober ipeniger
i9tpers @erlebungen booon9etrugen.
Weipert. Mit % gegen 2 Sttms
men 9~enebmigte Der Gemeinbeausinub
Die Ginrihtnng elmer WaNerleitun9ss
anlage nit 100000 &ronen &oItens
aufpaub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-28
Gro66ersostGnm ScGeu.

Darn t. 0a5 6cIF76e Sus
berfuIoIesW orhermuielm bi59er ba8
cinsiqe ieinet Dirt, tpiro INNER mebr
bcqe6rt unb gepiirbi9t. @is jcBt tit e8
pon mebr als 10000 4lrioncn bes
iuft uno in % Stdhtcn CUR S6au aes
Itent poroen. NeuIit befano es iid
in 9abreutb, BON mo e5 mad mi urb
i'm 9(ni6luB bdran nah ~t5burg
ipanbcrt. T.,
II3ep, SIN 9reiie @I3en ipu Elm
qroBes GentraIsG 6 ettri3ttdtsmcrt nit
einem &oItemuufnanb Onn ijtcr 1,CCO,s
900 M}art erbdut tperOeu. lleber 20
8emeinoen Iouen benz Oeyie anges
f6loiien neroen.
9 ii b in q lleber ben &ontut8
be8 8orIGuBs uno Grebitrercin5 0bers
Muditaot lam mit9etbeiIt reroen, nob
Der 6ebttetrag ftb OUf 100000 bis
$4,000 Mort felt. Sir cteIcn 8c.
traQ miiTen bic Witglj:ocr Res @erein1
ouftommen. Ser &crcin 5Gblte bel
ieinem 3uiammenbru6e 400 WlitQIics
Der. Der 3uIammenbrUd) otS 9enann~
ten @ereins itebt in cnler @e5iebung 81
benz 9iioinger 9dnitrode.
q ieBen. Vie G,aotocroroueten
itimmten Der GrridtuuQ elmer 3'Dsi=
.tIaiiiQen McIoihule CUR MufnlNmc
BON I&pG6It6en uno irautcu &jucern
su. Die NnItalt, bic nit elmer pols
itGnbigen Slide perieQcn pcroen iou,
iou am /. IpriI 1909 ferti8BeIteIt
iein.
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NraunfGwetg. An4aff. Sippe.

WoIfsnbItte1. Die bisberiz
gen unteriudungen in Der Nn9elegens
belt bes Observation-Disclosures Merfel,
Der ii9 pdbreRb elmer Reoiiion Der
Safe uno Der Bidder i'm 9ienit3immet
be5 Steuereebduoes eri6ob, baben err
geben, bab Weertel iid 8eruntreuun9en
bis gu elmer S0be bon $4,000 Wart
ohiduloen fommen IieB.
y il It e n. Sn Der bieiigsn Stride
tpurbe eine bonn anbdItif6en &riegers
perbanbe geitiftete @epenftafel entbiilt,
Die benz Qnbenten bes in Warmtab ge
f%allenen Gefreiten llbo Mftget bon bici
gepibmst lit.
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SGwets.

Germ. Dieter Gage i~tiir3ten BON
Wetterborn 5pet fiibrerloIe 9ouriIten.
@rimmeilen= 2uopigsbaIsn unb SPOIL
Der Nnnpeiler, ob. Beioe Iino toot.
. a |. &iirSIi9 traf in 8aIcl
Der grDbte Sdiff88ug, ben 8Giel nod
geieben, BON Strabburg Elm. Gr be-
itano aus benz Sinterraboampfer nWils
b%elmSbafen," benz groben RabOdmpfcr
,@sbriiber Senbel 3" uno 3fpei 2dIta
tGbnen Der Rbeberei .RbeinIGiffs
fabrt8s Ittiengeit1I4dft Mumbeim.
bormaIs 5enoeI" nit elmer Qaouna BON
IA Gentnern &oblen.
@ I. 9dIIen. 9et ben Spren0s
arbeiten ON Ban Der 1obenIeesI pgs
Eenburgbdbn auf benz @ubnbof in 9es
riIau iinb funf itaIicnti4e @rteiter
I9lper berleBt iporben; 3pci to0on Itn0
geitorben. Sine Mine lpot nur balb
Io5gegongtn; lei Der tpeitcrtn Bob
rung Iisb man auf ben &:It, b,r baun
unbsriebens loaging.
SO b t. Dom Genetrbeydt9e in
GauIanne 1T fat einitimmig bic @rs
ri9tun9 etnes &rematorilims beI6toie
fen porben. gtls InIagetapital 1T Die
Summe BON runb 100000 6rancs in
qusIitt genommsn. Die @aactISnoer
GeieQidaft fir Jeuerbs Itattung bat ii@
eur 3abIunq zines anietnIiCnen 8eis
trudeS berbfltdtet. - Ter friiberc Wris
patletrstdr Res SGab NaIrs Din bon
perfien, prin3 W}aicoIm &9an. Der
nit ieiner Gumilie bier e~ingetrOffen
mar. 1T. rs Sabre aft. g%eItorben.
80 | s. Die Souriiten po9e
urb Martin b%eitieGsn nit ben 5iibrern
Nloi5 unb @sncoitt SuperIayo ben
0om 1850 Mstsr) bon Der Mtl6obsls
bite aus qusr brrd bic 5elIen. IS
it bies bi: erits geitetgung bes SomS
bon tisier Ssits.
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Gf0euBrrG.

SIbenb g. 2eutnant b.
Serben BON olbenburgiiden Snfantes
rieregiment Drummer 81, Der gum
SruppeniibungsplaB in Miiniter our
Grlernung bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ties tommaNbirt ipar, bat ii6 aus UNI
Jetannten 0riinben eridoRen. Gr ges
pDrte benz Resiment felt 1900 an.
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ipar man aus HoTanbs Munb gar
nt4t gepobnt.
n9at er Dir je etpa8 9et6dn?"
fragte @risitte enbli6 i6iidtern.
nWlir? g}ein, 4ber i9 mag i'm
eben niht, unb bonit pirit 9u re6s
men miiien. GoQte er nod einmal
mad 8uhlpeiler tommen, 70 Bite IL
mid 3u entf@uloigen bel OieIem 9sIrf.
HnO nun G4luB! SD mag mir ben
f&Gnfn Sag ni6t Dsrocrb,n nit oiaIer
Gahe."
(6ortictu1a io!Rt)
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BltbIaunen. Sn RagDIen,
@ranoenburg. tefano Ij9 Der Diildi
iubrer 8Iod nit bier dnbereu perionen
alf einem 9duernlpd9en, ais elm &c.
luitter ouSbrah. 5n Der NGbe bes !Sei.
mat9ortes 3udte pI6Bli9 Elm 9IibitrabI
rieber uE5 traf 9lod, Der duf Der Stelt
getDbtct lolroe, tpdbrenb bic unmittel.
bar neten ibm Sibenben unperlebt
bIieten. Dem WiI6fabrer purber
Beite, Sem0 unO 8eintleiber pouitGn.
big 5erriien, bic llbrtstte tbeilpeiIe ge.
ihmol5en. pdbrenb tie llbr pDaia I'M.
tei4doigt blis5. Der &5rper mar aui
elmer Stcqe taft i9par5 gebrannt,
pGhreno ionit ipeiter feline Spuren be,
elettriihen G%ntlabung porbanoen ma
rem.
Wegen 80 pfenutgsn
ms 3 d bauS. Der 45jGbs
rtge, oft porbeitrafte 30pfer Nu9uit
Ssinoe aus SommsrfeIb, grdnbsnbur9,
bate auf Der Ganoitrabe 3fpiIten GU
nstpalbe urb Neufal3a benz 16jGbrigen
Gef6dftsgebiIfen 0omi4te aus 9sisrsz
bort unter Qnpcnoung bon @etpalt
einen 9elobetrug BON 30 pfennigen
abgenommen unb ben paitor Dintler
nit isiner 5rau in frs4itsr gasiie an
gebettelt. 6ein5e Wutoe besbalb pom
Sdpurgeritt tuegen StraBsnraubes
uno 8ettelns gu 5 Sabren 3u6tbous
perurtbeilt.
.Qrmer" W n. Der fri
tere 9ddergeiele Wilbelm Saoie 1tar6
in @Ottlngen i'm rs. 2ebensiohrs. mad.
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0etmoIb b. Der 2anoto9 Re.
f6IpB nit II acgen s Simmer bic
Srennuna Don Stride uno S6ule. Die
aegierun9 5og bQrcgf i5re 9orluge,
betreffeno bas S6ulseIeB, 3uriid.
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sa4emGurg.

Gurem burg. !Sie iibcri9ittetc
cine bur9 Dahcrflutben suIdmmsuz
Itiir5crbe Muuer bret Nrbeitcrbduler.
Cine 2lrbeiterfrau purbe bur9 bic
9riimmer actohtit.
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Tineer On ta8 2oro. Sue brei Eaten
bcyci!5 EOS @c.cuhtIti1 rcrlorcn, f;
g~enalen ieocG Tjecer.
6 rmsrs + m. Ter Ober:
leutnant 6enriA bonn II. banriIfen
sSnfanteries Reqiment III RottS auf
tinem 8ienitritt pom Pferoe geItiir8t.
Gr mar fpfort toot.