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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
SAFE GUARDING MINES AND
RESCUE WORK.

Z 10 has been observed that none OF
l the great colliery disasters of late
! years has occurred in Ohio and the
reason gwen is that the Ohio law is
a model Tor safeguarding the lives OF
miners. 1t is a pleasure and n graft
, ticauon 20 be reminded that our State
has not Deen Negligent OF this inn
portant matter but has the best mine
inspection Laws OF any of our COM
Inonwealuhs.
IL is said there are no proper legal
safeguards provided in Indiana ana
that repetition OF the Cherry dis
aster is possible in that State in
thirty or more places. Many States
similarly are unprotected. Few peo-
pie have conception of the horrors
OF such {. disaster and while the sub
ject Is gtewsome yet il Is important
that the IA Is be known and that
there should be formed an urgent
public opinion on the subject. 1t Is
DOT likely that such disaster would
occur In country where proper care
is taken TO protect the lives of miners
and especially their escape as will
be cleaned from the following editor
ial reflections OF the New YORK
World:
Seldom in this country Is an intel
iisent, organized effort made to res
cue entombed miners. Probably there
wan not II Cherry, H., even one train
en life-saver with proper equipment
to d rect the volunteers in their at
tempts 10 save the 400 victims No
matter how willing TO risk their lives,
no matter how courageous the yolun-
tsers may De, tney cannot without
such expert direction do the best that
Is possible.
In the Flen h mine disaster OF a
year or two ago the plain neglect OF
reasonable measures Nsnocked man
END and sent 10 the madhouse many
OF the relatives VINO rayed about the
mouth OF the mine. More than score
oi volunteers broke through the line
Of troops and entered the mine onIy
10 die IN the black depths because
they lacked draining, direction and
eluipmsnt. The expert life-savers OF
the Westphalia mines were sent by
the Kaiser wlBn their testedropes,
LADDERS and other tackle, but too late
except 10 bring bodies To the sur
face and TO show that had they
been on 'le scene within week after
the explosion uhey could have saved
scores. During twenty days haggard
survivors staggered into the light and
told OF oilers still alive below.
1t is hardly less important that the
mine operators should bear the small
cost OF expert direction in accidents
than that the Government should
maintain its elaborate marine life
saving service Along the sea coast
and the Great Lakes. in addition to
the warning lighthouses, We have a
system provided with costly boats,
cables, mortars. rockets, marine glass
e. ard horses, which save many lives
each year. On stormy days and nights
GUARDS patrol dangerous coasts. There
are stated salaries, and for exception
81 heroism there are medals.
10 employ in every mining district
e few men who are especially fitted
70 organize and drill in life-savlng
corps OF the more intelligent miners
az well rs 10 provide suitable equip
ment for them. would be a small ex-
Iseuse. to which most operators could
hardly object.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

attitude of the American public Is
to consider foreign diplomatists are
not merely accredited to the White
House but to the whole American ma.
ton.
German reactionists are annoyed
when German diplomatists accommo-
date themselves to this democratic
conception. But however much
German reactionaries may object,
there Is no doubt that the interests
of Germany which are closely iden-
titled with the maintenance of good
relations with America. are well pro-
NOTED thereby.
II is expected that the government
defense of Bernstorff will cause
another pan-Germanic outburst.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~. 1909.
Nov. 23 In American History.

1904 Franklin Pierce. fourteenth pres
ident of the United states. born;
died 1869.
1914 Elbrldge Gerry, statesman. one
OF the "signers." died; born lI4i.
1sl6-Chartotte Cushnan, tragic ac-
tress. born; died 1876.
1895 Maurice Frederick DE Haas. not
ed marine artist. died: born 1892
JS07-Professor Asaph Hall. well known
astronomer. died. born 1920.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
LODGE NOTES

Kosciusco Lodge /. o. o. #. met
last evening with large attendance.
Aside from considerable regular busi-
ness. five applications for member
ship were received and two applica-
tions for Reinstatement We're pre-
sented. Arrangements were made
for initiating a large class of candi-
dates at the next regular meeting.
Following the business. social
hour was enjoyed
At an interesting meeting of the
Pythian Sisters last evening much
important business was considered.
After formulating plans for various
future activities, the lodge held its
nominations which was followed by
the annual election OF officers. 1t
resulted as follows: Mrs. Emma
Gull. past excellent chief; Mrs Allie
Eibiing. most excellent chief; Mrs
Geneva Reiss. most excellent senior;
Miss Fleta Thomas. most excellent
Junior; Mrs Myrtle Tayener. mana
ger; Mrs. Laura Allen. protector;
Mrs. H.. Corey, outer guard. Installa-
tion win take place at the first meet
Ing In January.
Following the business session re-
freshments were served and q gem
eral good social time enjoyed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
v,ouBTFUL AS TO THE MERGER

II is doubtful n the absorption OF
the Western Union telegraph by the
Bell Telephone company is good
thing THESE mommoth mergers get
responsbility too far removed from
personal Influence. 1t is all mat
Ter OF dollars Men become mere
numerals and the scneme tends 10
pstsity conscience. And why should
tslephone company own thetele-
oaphiine Of the rountry7 Reasonable
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
:"
SOCIETY

y
A program full Of helpful hints in
the conduct OF the home, was rend-
cred at delightful meeting of the
Woman's club, Mrs. w. A. Longbon,
being the hostess at her East Column
Dia street nome
The roll rall responses were Ear
~ Mistakes in Housekeeping. Miss
Harriet Taylor read an interesting
paper on the topic, Food Adultera-
ton" This was followed by series
oil three minute talks on Household
Economics These were given as fol-
lows; Household Service and a Prac-
teal Education, by Mrs. w. N. Har-
der; Dust, Its Dangers" by Mrs.
Laura Dombaugh Progressive
Housekeeping" by Mrs Martha Keil-
er; Ideal and Practical Arrange
ment of the Home, by Mrs. j. e..
Waddell; The lnelegance of Hurry %
by Mrs Jonas Conlslin: and Moral
and Physical Effects OF Worry" by
Mrs. W. =. Warner.
Mrs; Victor E. Dombaugh favored
with two piano selections and Miss
Moore, OF Kenton contributed two
vocal selections. Miss Short was the
only club guest.
On next Monday uhe club will be
entertained by Miss Harriet Taylor,
OF West Church street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

II Mr.. Aldrich's notions of banking
are similar to those on the tariff
then the less we have of them the
better.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
TIIE WORLD,s WAY.

Man always speaks his words of loy,
In mufiied undertone.
But when he wants to tell his hate
He grabs a megaphone.
kansas City Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
RAILROAD NEWS

A special train arrived over the
Pennsylvania road here shortly be-
fore noon today, bearing the leading
officials of the road. The occasion
was the annual inspection of depots
and facilities along the road for the
accommodation of patrons. Consid-
cradle time was given here in a thor
ough inspection of the local equip
ment.
Those composing the party were:
'Otto Schroll. superintendent, l.. f.
Corcoran, train master; w, H. Hen
derson, assistant train master; S, v.
Mcdonald, round house foreman. A.
w. Hunter, signal SUPERVISOR; Il. b.
Marshall, chief train dispatcher; Guy
Scott. maintenance of way engineer,
and A. Benson, of this city, road su-
pervisor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Marion Elks and their friends will
be entertained at a dance to be held
in Huber hall Thursday night. Dow
ler's five-piece orchestra will furnish
the music, and Il three-course lunch
con will be served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Hoch of Espy-
vile, celebrated their fifty-sixth we'd
ding anniversary and also the seven
ty-sixth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Hooh, at the home OF their son, Mr..
Fred hoch OF Espyville. Only the
immediate relatives were invited to
the dinner and the day was quietly
spent IN an informal way.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

A slight freight wreck occurred on
the Erie west of this city Monday
evening. A few cars We're derailed
and considerable time was given to
replacing them. Traffic was not ma.
terially delayed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

The Lady Ma. cabees will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at / o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
HOME BAKING.

The Ladies Aid of the Central
Christian church will have supply
of Home baking at the market
Wednesday. Special orders by phone.
Cali 553 or 7, 1l7S. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

For a good. wholesome. cheap
breakfast always buy Mrs. Austin's
pancake -four Your grocer has a
fresh supply.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

The members of Marion lodge No.
402, Knights of Pythias will enter
tain their friends at reception and
dance to be given in the newly fur
nished lodge quarters Wednesday
evening. Invitations have been ex-
tended to about two hundred and the
affair promises to be a brilliant So
cial event.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Prices of all living increased. the
only exception Mrs. Austins pancake
-four. Same old price at the bes
grocers
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Buy the best--that's Mrs Austin's
Rolled Oats, cost less than one cent a
dish. At your grocers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

DR.. Kells. surgeon of the Pennsyl.
vania road at Columbus. was visit
or In this city this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
why is The Buckeye so safe fo

investment?
Answer. Because our company
from the very start adopted the
Soundest business methods and has
always demanded the safest securi-
aies. In 1898, over ten years ago, we
adopted the rule not 10 loan TO our
own officers or directors--a very wise
rule. We loan only to outsiders. II
they have the security. IL Is easy to
say yes; II they have not, II is not
hard TO say no. The Buckeye loans
only on first mortgage on homes.
pays s per cent, and has assets Of
SO, 400. 900.
tsee fourth next weeE).
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Three special trains bearing the
members of the Barnum & Bale,
circus troupe passed through this city
Monday evening en- route TO Water
town, New Jersey. where they will
ENTER winter quarters
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

]. 8. Lunger. NJ. D., s. Main street.
fts glasses. removes adenoids. New
treatment for catarrh and deafness.
9-29-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
TWENTY VESSELS
GO TO BOTTOM

Marseilles, Nov. 23.-Twenty sail
ing vessels have gone to the bottom
and an unknown number of sailors
are believed to have been drowned
In storm, which is today sweeping
the Mediterranean from Port Said TO
Gibraltar. Two torpedo boats and
submarine of the French navy are
overdue here and 1t Is feared that
they have been lost
The steamer Drague left here just
tefore the storm for Daker. French
Senegal, with 100 aboard. and it Is
feared that she has been lost off the
African coast.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

According to arrangements made
at recent meeting of the members
of the Central Passenger Association
a fare and half Will be charged for
holiday passenger traffic in the states
where a two-cent fare is in vogue.
This Is reduction. as no special
rate was given last year The road
officials believe that business will be
increased by the holiday rates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

The Sixth Musicale will be given at
the Free Baptist church, Wednesday,
November "a, at four O'Clock. The
following program will be rendered:
Organ Solo. "At Twilight"-Harker
Miss Grace Durfee. 'H
Baritone Solo. Great Is the Holy
One OF Israel'-Case-Mr. H. s.,
Martin. th I'd.
Violin Solo. "Meditation"-Ma Masse =
net-Miss Mary Galley.
Organ Solo. dantino''--Lemaro
= Miss Grace Seffner.
Soprano Solo, "Babylon"-Adams--
Miss Ivadell Coyle.
Organ Solo. rfertoire"-Loretz--
Miss Durfee. l-
Duet. (a) "Nocturno II"-Behr;
(b) Romance" Menzel - Violin,
Miss Galley; Flute. Mr.. McNeal.
Everyone Is invited. Admission
free.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

When You see or hear of walter 5
Buckwheat" seek no farther. Ask
your grocer. He knows it's the besI.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

one of the snappiest musical en-
tertainments of the season win be
given tonight by the Morning Musi-
cal club AT the Parish House. If you
miss II, you'll misa treat 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23

Clinton Schauck. the Erie engineer,
who was injured in a fall at the To-
'cai Erie round house Saturday night,
Is reported TO be improving nicely at
his home in Gallon. He will be un-
!eble to resume his run for some lit
lie time, however
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-23
Questions.

AND ANSWERS BY THE
AID WRITER OF THE
BUCKEYE s T A T E
BUILDING AND LOAN
COMPANY, II A N X I N
BUILDING, % w E s T
GAY STREET, COLUM-
BUS, OHIO.
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Mebr bat Die 0orbpolfor-
idung Bis iest faiim berraterl, aIs
oaB es ba oben faIt lit.
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3e6ntes &apitel.

Sereniiiim1s ioB IN ieinem Or
beitsItubl, Ser tbn ieBt gu einen1
redten uno eften S%orgenItubl qe=
moroen mar.
Gor Dem Siiriten Iogen Bic 11eue-
item ge1tmmern Der beioen Cages
bldtter Ser Ieiioen5, uno obpediefn0
las er crit Die inn fiiritli6en &obinctt
blm1 ongeitri6ene @eisbeit Ser v2on-
oesaeitlne" 1ln6 Damn Sic oes y@e-
neralan5eigers".
p9ie itarfe grregltng IN rn1erem
geliebten 6iiritentltm i6eint enofid5
elmer rltbiaen Stimnutng 8loe 81
mo6en", i6rieb oie u2onoes5ei:
tung". u9ie bon bober @eisbait
5%eugenoen bulopouen @orte, oie ser
2%anoesboter 9e1tern ort oie 9epltto-
ton Der pereinigten Sonoperfer
8iaiteins 5u ridten Die @naoe bottc.
baben @unoer geipirft. Mon neib
-gottlob!-bei inns, ooB oos 8obi
oes 2onbes nirgenos better gelpabrt
miro, als ourd uniern olnerebrteil
5iiriten. Ser ifanoaGii6tige Gene
ralan5eiger" iolte iid ieiner Iteter
Setereien l6dmenl"-
uSebr quit" bemerften SerelilSi-
mus leiie Dor ii6 bin.
(BortfeBun0 foIot.)
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Die smternatiomal ssair.

giner Ser i1ltereiianteiten Sage
ser Snternationalen Sair miro Ser
IL. 9opember iein, melder unter ben
Nanen ySlb Simers Goltnoup" Ben
often 9ionieren BON Seras eetuib-
met lit. STE 2. 8rpor, 8ralioent
oes =Wiiiiiiipp gonereB"
miro Die gemiafommnl1ngs=9tcOe
balten uno na6 i6m meroen
Somes @ollon bon Menarbpiae, N.
81. Wcgop bon Mtascoia County,
&idter Clarence Wartin pon
Srieori6sburg, 2ouis S. @ortban.
unb s. 6. Gonlep bon Miolono
reoen. Iu6 Senator Soiepb IS.
goilep miro, ipenn feline 3eit es III
genb erlonbt, bier iein uno gu ser
geriammlung ipreben. Seoem Ser
&eoner lit Die @abl ieiner &eoe fret
geIteat oo6 oarf Die &eoe nidlt
iiber 10 Minuten oaltern. Die met
item Ser Steiner tperben iiber ate
@rinnerungen, CUR 3eit, als oas Be-
ben IN SeraS nod ralber un0 ge=
fabrpoGer mar mie beute, reoen.
SIN oemielben Sag miro au6 sic
iabrIi1e Neunion Ser Seras &an=
ger lt~attfinoen. Dielelbe NOR ur-
ipriinglib fir ben t6. Sftober IN
Dallas angeieet, aber naf reiflid1em
l1eberlegen nnb 90 Die meiiten Ser
often Stranger in SiiomeIt=9er
geras mobnen muroe beiblofien,
oieielbe mabreno Ser San Mntonin
6air, am -. 0opember, ab5ubolten.
9ie 9ireftoren baben a1e @us-
iteler eriubt, NIT ibren Mrbeiten
10 frib mie moglib 81 Regimen,
oamit am groffnungstage MIles fer
tig lit, Ga Der @inorud bes eriten
Cages einen sroBen ginfIuB auf
ben meiteren @rfolg Der Sair aus
iibt. Die merifaniihe I~usitelune
miro in einiga. 9aeen ersaariet.
uno tit Der 4ommiifdr Ser meri-
faniihen Hegierung, Senor MIbillo
81. Nuncio, bereits bier, Inn Tie IN
gmpfang 81 nebmen.
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Sic Sante aus Sporta.
Goman aus elmer fleinen Helioena
bon s annsbon 3obeltiB
(SprtiebllllQ.)

8eorg bro6te i'm aur 8abn uno
1tabm nit rebt befiimmertem Ser
gen bon linn @bidieb; ct fiibltc,
lie langer, lie beitimmter, Der 9ru-
Der mar pirflif i6mer, boffu1ues-
log fronf, 1tno i6limmer fait nod.
als Dos forperli6e 2eiben, eri6ien
linn Die tiefe Melanholie, Die iiber
leinem 8eien lag. @ls Der 3ug bo-
ponroate, lab er ibm longe nod,
in ernitem Sinnen. Srob aller Ser
idieoenbeit batten fie itd oo6 itets
innig feb gebabt; merln tire @egc
ii6 ou6 oft getrennt botten, i'm
inneriten Ser5en iprad opb in BET
ben Die Stimme oeiielben 8llttes.
Scum moate er feline &edte in Oes
Siingeren @attoe legen uno uar
pielei6t eefommen it Der entio-
eungsi6meren grnort1ne, ooB oieie
fraftpoaen, %geiunoen Sar1oe begierig
51greifen miiroen. uId neinl Mr=
nter @berboro mie germ iabe i6
bid geiuno! = @os ion mir oos
grbe, oas on mir bieteit, mas ioller
mir oieie &edte oieie 9flid)-
ten?!"
@nolid riB Der grina ii6 los.
aber mabreno er bur6 Die StraBen
elite, nad Der @obnung ieines &on=
m%anoeurs, Inn lid in Ser iiblihen
Sorm unegen oringetloen 6amilien-
perbdltniiIen" orei Gage urloltb 51
erbitterL puroe imemer pieoer Elm
eigen unfrobes gmpfinoen in ibm
mad-ein @mpfinoen oes Sdeioens
aus lieben gerbaltniHen, oie Sdeu
Dor Dem &ommenoen. Sober Sular,
Der linn begegnete, idien ibm 5u5lt=
rufen: u8leib bier!" Die ben er=
leudteten SenIter oes Offi5iersfaii-
nos ipraden gu ibm: y8leib bier'"
@or Der &aierne ltano jeraoe ser
Srompeter uno ihmetterte Sen Sap
fenitrei6 in oas Ibenoounfel binons,
uno es flong ibm: ugleib bier
mas miait on oorten?"
Damn fam ibm ser aommanoeur
entgegen. Elm 3eitungsblatt in Der
Sano, nit la6elnoer Miene: y0ur6-
laudt id ieb's Sbnen an, Sic moaen
ltrlaub. @as fino oenn oos fir
frauie So6en bel Sbnen 81 9aule?
SD las ioeben oabon.-8aroonl
9ieie Sintenmenifen briiden ii6 ni6f
geraoe reipeftpoa aus: o&epolution-
den aus bpperlopaler @elinnung.
Sturm i'm @%aiiergloie" Sic t~reffeil
bort ia Siefenboulen, Ser eben audi
Inn nrlaub bat-Sreit uno 8plooes,
@ber, mein 8rin3, 9urdloudt Ial=
len Sic li6 rotten: balten Sic Sic
Singer fern! Sic iino elm i6neioi-
ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mein lie
Der Brin5, Der cine ~gl1n5enoe Gar
riere Dor iib bat-pos moaen Sic
oobeim IN ben oo6 immerbin etlaell
g%erbaltniiien Sd boffe, Sic bleiben
lieber bel unsl"
Wodte Der Sberit bel Ieiner Sssoee
bebarren. oas er nod @iQ1tein
reiie-fuas fam es baranf an! llno
mas fam es iest auf oie 8iaiteincr
uno ibren Sturm i'm @aiIergIaIe an?
lin elf ltbr eine ia Ser 3ug not)
Dem Weiten-morgen mittag fonnte
er in 8elberg ieitt.-
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@elS fp1nttt tn Saufen

ot 81. 81. CHISHOLM, bon Sreooueu,
g. 9. Sein @rnnb lift ser Miibe inert
gu leien. Set LANCER 3eit lit ttb
an lnperoauli6feit, TRIGGER 2eber,
&artleibigfeit, Nerbofitat uno ol1ge=
meiller S6made", idreibt er. Sd
fonnte ni6t i6lafen, bette feinert PIP
petit, feinen gbrgei5 uno puroe NIT
ieoeln Sage i6tpd9er, trob ouer me
Oi5iniiden 9ebanolnng. Damn ge-
broudte ib Electric 8itters". IL
Slai6en gaben mir sic olte &roft
uno @%eIunobeit tpieoer. Nurl fam id)
mieoer ieben Sag meine @el9dfte
b%eiorgen. gs lit cine n~unoerbore
Weoi5in. nnfeblbar fir Mogen, Sc
Der, Nieren, 8l1tt nnb Nerbe. 50
gts. BET aqen 9rnggi1ten.
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Der tenre &6nis.

Cine aniiiante @eididte aus ser
Gbronif oes Sofaeremonieas miro
bon BEN n2ectllres eraablt: @entl
Elm Sano Die gbre bat, einelt Sou
nerdn als @ait bei ii6 SIT ieben, lit
es 8raa6 unb Site, ooB belogter
Souoerart beim @intritt in bic inn
5ugewielenen @emader lem eigeres
8ilonis an Ger @ano finoet. slls
Der aonig BON england iiingit nad)
8aris reiite, beiannen ii6 oie fratt-
5oiii6en 3eremonienmeiiter, ooB in
gouoros 3immer ous nnerIdBltde
8ilonis feblte. 9as fonnte notiir-
li6 nidt 10 bleiben, llno man iann
a1f Abbiilfe. Man lieB IN groBter
Gle aug 2onoon eine Nadbiloung
bes beriibmten &onigsbilonifies BON
geniamin Gonltant fomnten, nno oos
Gortrat trat Die &eiIe iiber Sen Ga-
mol IN. Gin atpei Meter bobes Be=
maloe miegt, lelbit penn es ei,,ell
idperen Gabmen bat, nidt mebr als
etlpa SO &ilogramm. Mber ser ac=
malte aonig puroe 10 iorefdltig per-
padt, bob Die &ilte 315 &ilogromml
mog. 9as gepi6tiee 8adet pnrce
relpeftpoa auf Elm eigens gemietetes
'Sdiff gebra6t nno fam Damn in
einem eigens 3ufammengeIteGter
giienbabn5ug nod 8onlogne. Illf
Dem Safenoamm nabm es elm 81
acknowledgements feierli6 in Gnl=
pfong, Inn es in einen @iienboJ1-
Dogen nit geneigter 8ooenfl16e
bringen 81 laiien; er 1elblt nabm
Damn in einem Sonoereoupe Ylat.
Auf Dem Norobabnbof in &aris MUIR
De Ser 3ug bon orei piiroepon ge=
fleioeten Serren empfangen; Ser
&onie muroe iorgfaItig aus ieinem
Terltef beraltsgebplt uno BON eilter
Sdubmannsesforte begleitet auf Ell
einem &olmageh IN BEN 8alaIt ge-
bra6t. Die &eiie bllr6 Sranfreid
ollein bette fir bas gilo 1900
Srancs gefoitet. Sir einen Wenlh
aus Sleiid nno Slut bGtte elm Sil=
let erlter alaiie MIR So Sroilcs ge-
foitet.
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NIIerIci.

Sim na6iten 9ien1tag obeno
miro cine gemeiniame 8eriomm-
lung Der Mlamo, goncoroia, So6r
8oBbarot unb Miitletoe 2ogen Der
u&'nigbts ano Gables of Solorg
itattfinoen Inn bas Hroieft elmer
gemeinimen SaGe gu beipreden.
Der Hlon, elm oreiitodises @ebaube
81 errihten, lit bereits felt einigel1
Wonaten inn @ange uno ioa auI
oieier 8~eriammlung beitimlntl
5orm atlnebmen. g. $. @idner bon
Dallas, Supreme-G epr1ientant Der
9eras-2ogen, uno Mrs. Marie s
Cole BON Dallas, @rono Brotectol
oes Orbens, meroen Bel oieier @eie-
genbeit &e0en balten.
gilbert Bruins, Elm Sdlafter
aus Seguin, 48 Sabre aft. itarb am
6reitag morgen in einem bieliger
&oipital na6 elmer Operation me
gen Hierenleioen, an mel6em Ell
felt Monaten lit. Or binterl1Bt lei.
ne @itpe, Mutter, 2 9riioer uno 9
Shmeltern.
= Serr % M. q. @ur5bod
lit BON ieiner 9euti6lanoreiie 6od
befrieoiet 5uriidgefebrt. Die &eiie
bat i'm mieoer geiuno uno frGftiq
gemlabt.
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Ius Berlin meloet mon:

@us Berlin melbet mon: Die
fiir5li6 erfolgte @~erlobung Beg
@roBber5ogs @ilbeIm Grnit bon
Sadien=@einlar=@iiena1 nit &rin.
5eiiin &arola, Sohter oes 8rillscrl
Srieorib bon S~a6Ien=MeiningclL.
1T, mie iest p%erlautet, oard oas
beuti6e &%aiierpaar nabreno oes leB=
ten Somerbeiuhs oes @~roBber5ogs
auf @ilbelmsbobe oneebabnt NOR
ben. @~roBber8og @ilbelm @fnit DON
Sa6ien-@eimar= gilenaf lit els.
Sobn oes @roBber5ogs @orl alt-
quit am 10. sunni 1876 geboren.
Seine Gle nit &rin5ellin &arola
miro ieine 5tpeite. Sn eriter Gle mar
Der Ser5og NIT Der biloibonen Hrin-
5eiiin Caroline &el1B Meltere 2inie
permablt, Die ibm am II. Sanuor
1905 ourd Den 500 entriilen muroe.
4inoer maren Dem gunoe nidt elt=
fbroI1en.