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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27

Akron.
An electric lighting plant is to be
installed in Akron by foreign capital
lists next spring.
| Eikader. a
w. L. Duffn, Charles E. shultz and
G. j. Adams, of Gutenberg have or
gained the Clayton County State
Bank.
LeMars.
After an analysis State Chemist
Kinney has declared that the LeMars
water is better than it was few
months ago, but that there still is
room'fo improvement.
Waterloo.
Another indication of the high price
of farm land in noted is the sale of the
north of the James Peek farm, to the
Hawkeye Investment Company for $3.50
an acre. The Denver interurban line
passes one corner of the tract.
Sioux City.
| The man or men who have been per-
petrating the numerous breaking and
entering robberies i'm Sioux City within
the past few weeks added four more
to their list Tuesday night. which were
not discovered until the next morning
Not much of value was secured at any
of the places.
Waveriy.
Surveyors for the Waterloo, Cedar
Falls & Northern railway are at pres
ent engaged in running a line from
Denver Junction to Waverly, for the
interurban service to be extended in
that direction. 1t is expected that ne
gin in the near future.
Remsen.
Will Oltmans, a farmer living near
Remsen, went to town to get a corn
picker. He found what he thought
was satisfactory man. He took him
home and gave him supper lodging
and breakfast. The corn picker then
disappeared. Mrs. Oltman's purse con-
tanning s12 also disappeared.
Dubuque.
At a meeting of the committee O.
organization Of corporation for {
greater Dubuque. held at the Dubuque
Club rooms. it was decided that thu
capital of the proposed corporation
should be fixed at $4,000. and tina
the organization should be perfected
upon the subscription of 100000.
Clarion.
Tht clothing firm of Ahlberg & Lund
blad have sold a third interest in thei
business to E. w. Courson of this place
The new firm has purchased the cloth
ing store Of M. Pleimling at Oelweil
and is now engaged in the work of in
| voicing the same 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Ahlberg and Mr.. Cour
son will have charge of the Oelweil
store and Mr.. Lundblad will remain IL
charge Of the local store.
north iowa
Carroll.
The work Of excavating for the sew
err on North Court street is meetin
with annoying and expensive delay
thru all up the line on which diggin
has been in progress for the last tw
or three weeks. In some section
quicksand has been encountered an
in others fine dry sand and in bot
cases extensive cayeins have inter
rupted the progress of the contrac
The recent heavy rains and snow
have added to the difficulties of tn
situation.
Dubuqus.
home drunk. terrorixed his family ant
after driving them from the house wit
a butcher knife in his hand, he CAV
battle with Officer Jones, who wa
lsummonsd 10 the house bvsocs OF tn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
The Red, White

And ethsv constituents Of your
blood aeo powerfully enriched and
Wtail4ed BY Hoods sarsapariIia.
It increases the red corpuscles and
makes strong the white corpuscles, and
thus protects and restores the health.
1t cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, thst tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
Of appetite, general debility and builds
up tho whole system.
Get Y tcssI y shs . usnal lss!a form or In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
A Religious Authors Statement.
Rev Ioseph III. Fesperman. Salisbury

FteV. Joseph II. FeSpeTlIldII, osIIlSUuTy
N. c.. who is the author of several
books. writes: For several years
was afflicted with kidney trouble and
last winter I was suddenly stricken
with severe pain in my kidneys and
was confined to my bed eight days I'M
able to get up without assistance. My
urine contained q thick white sediment
and 1 passed same frequently day and
night. commenced taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy, and the pain gradual
ly ceased and my urine became normal.
l cheerfully recommend Foleys Kidney
Remedy" Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
DRAINAGE DITCH ACCIDENT.
Workman Probably Fatally Hurt by
Collapse Of Heavy Machinery.

Workman Probably Fatally Hurt by
Collapse Of Heavy Machinery.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Nov pa young man
by the name'of Tiffany, whose home is
in Babacock, Wis, was seriously and
possibly fatally injured by some heavy
ditching machinery capsizing and
causing fracture of his skull and 9TH
err injuries.
The accident occurred on a big
drainage ditch, northwest of here in
Vernon township Wright county and
was caused by the ditching machinery
topping over when it was being taken
down. Tiffany was caught under the
falling mass and hurt seriously. A sur
geon dressed his injuries but later the
young man became delirious and it was
found necessary to remove him to a
hospital at Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
ITCH CURED

~ 80 minutes by Woolfords Sanitary
Lotion. Never fails. Sold nv Charles
J. Lander. Druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
Sheriff Return. With vanderpol

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Nov. 27.--,Sheriff Rock ar
rived here yesterday with Roy vander-
polh from Troy. Kan. wanted in Har-
rison county for the alleged offense OF
selling horse and saddle belonging to
other parties without the owners con-
sent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27

Sioux City, are three great centers.
and the first two are especially strong
on the defensive feature. Welsh is iiv-
ing up to the family tradition and has
played great center for East High,
while Baird, of Ida Grove, and Hewitt,
of West High, have played brilliantly.
The team as picked would be heavy
and fast, and strong in every depart
ment,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27

s:15--"The Ministry" J. S. DeLong.
3:aO-"The Laity," Prof. I. F. Meyer.
:4b--DiscuSsion.
4:lS--Unnnished business.
4:a5-Soclal hour.
Tuesday Evening.
7:30--Song service, A. y. conklin.
S: 00-Clesing sermon, c. l.. Nye.
Closing service.
District stewards will meet at the
parsonage in Ackiey ut 1: 80 p. m. Tues
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10
La1ll
assgdaBV
oi'uiiiinfcil

AL pAfRYhtEN AND MILK DEAL
.Efs isT aEsl COWS
MgsF ERIHED-eEE4SEfs
NESS AND BDRtTNkoE MILK
PRODUCT Is -ERRtiAslzEp IN
THE NE IRE. sssi's5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

Fifth. MIX drawn from animals fed
any unhealthy or unwholesome
ODD or drink.
Sixth. Milk d4Nwn from cows kept
4 crowded or dEhealthy condition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

st- lli5vt- ~. IouUI
66ideo eiieIblea
he position
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

applicant to. carry on, engage in and
conduct the business Of vendors Of
milk in the city of Fairmont, at the
places desIsGS ea e 5aeh application.
ordinance may e ny dine be revok.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

Since the city council passed the
new mil yotdinance there sfhs Been
nlafe on less intetest.in what ibac6hf
ains me .followlns .islthe iasf bonn
pista IN s54 ms =
III 6faIhsnce FSgulatisg the 4aleSk
mix and yprohtbittDg,shee saae Sts exs
chm iofFun ciean,: impure, aadltesae
Cd dS unEh6lesomeomfR zier creamy
broyi dil iur ne issuing 1of {, permits
Is persons leigagedsitdn. deaHng in.
min iorstne inspection yof sasnplest'
authorizing the Health ofieer 10 re-
1uife tf atberciilin tast OF any
heTd srspectea Of infection with tn.
bercIiosis, Etc.
81 IL atstnsd 81 tlhe ESfHsiht,en cSdn.
M q The CIV q FaifmoKt
SEQ !. Every. pefgon 81 deportation
eTtue. ,oifers f6rt sac, expose
Ior li.psss q { exchange. -eE-,Is.
iysr miik Of cream in the city Of
r,irn,6nt shaii make applicatlon to
csfty Hsalth lofIi6er ikbs a permit
s. Is a sgsh aS5I ioattda sSall he
maze on printed torm to be furnish.
S. s. the CITY health. oftce1 upon de.
mann AMI III aDploaSA IA an indi.
yssgai ssa.I / state 1bsIsIn L bss mil
Sane ana residences and u a corpora.
tio5 san stats; therein sS,,ll name and
FasIaance q 9eaeh d .its of,cers.-sr,cs
s1,,6iiea tidos,ss al alsos ssFs{sssfS ss,oca.
fios 81 "a YIaca ~ which 4 il nyo-
.so,sl 4 5sr,,, =, tba Ehnstnass /,
ssstI sIso contaaI, 4 iease 1, / Sgs4bs
IN. ana c,.-s,.tar3 u ,ygSl.ons !,
o,hs,. ysS,ctes' y Ss !, IA, Is ~ Z ii6,bii
,.s,,s, 4 = sS,n, NJ ~ ~ bys, sss
III ,sa ! n65,ser ~ -, cows, - = asv 81.
controlled gs.. Sy sasl Ead
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

Third. MlTS cQataiRl8g less than
Is per eeptum Of fats, or having
1 specific gravity Of less Ran 1s.622SS.s 5.
Forth. Milk drawn from animals
within fifteen days before, or five
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

S5FfTt7 E'f73s.s' = ~ 7s7T =. II / II!
ed BY the city health officer, with
the consent and approval Of the city
board OF health, for the persistent, re-
peated or wtltul violation Of any law
oF ordinance or Of any regulation, of
The city health ,omcer governing the
sale, Of milk or cream in the city OF
Fairaont; provided, however, that no
lshca permit shall, at any time. be
revoked by the city health ofRcer.
unless he shall first nave given the
holder OF the same not less than ten
days notice in writing OF his lnten.
ton to revoke such permit and an op,
poFtanity to be heard b. him Dis to
why such should not be done, this
ptoSEiso not to be takdhf 10 apply to
cdses where the sale 81 mfr or cream
may be temporarily prohibited by the
city health officer because Of disease
on the premises! Temporary unsahniitaairy
condition or Similar causes. Such.
permits shall be issued Without cost
to Tie applicant; Shall Sc renewed
eden year In the month Of May, shah
not bs transferable, and no permit
granted hereunder Snail ehatfe orEau.
thorize the holders thereof to carry
on, engage in or conduct the Business
Of VENDOR of milk tiffany place or
places other than that described and
set6ut IN such permit! If any per-
son having permit to vend milk. as
aforesaid. Shall change the location
on MS Or its place7 of business notice
otsuch proposed change shall be given,
40 said city heaHA-efFlcer, and his
consent in writing received, toacon.
such such business at ssuch new, loca.
tion; andvno business shall beRcon-
Quoted or carried on atsuCh new. loca.
tienia lntilr SUCH consent mas. been re-
seived. Anyuperson Interpretations or
officer, agent or servant thereof, who
shsft=ssffT-e F=unEr= for-ss4e5 expose
for sale, disposeaof,, exchange or de-
liver, or with "a tntent,tog.do SO, ,as
aforesaid, have in his,ltts or7their pos
sessions.care eustodyor cOntrOl in 1.-THE
Ntx soIrFairmont, or who shall cause
tobe ofreEa6 or1sphi miElsOE cream for
human food without first having OBJ.
Eslned permit, as aforesaid, shall
De fned.99t slessi than Afe dollars nor
bore Than one hundred dollars for
s9eh otFensszJ.z, .a4-r.l-a yYae
Sec. 2. No person, firm. OF curpora.
On shall sell-oEexGRaagareE offer or
Expose for sale or-ezeaaHge any un-
Slean, impureTaggholszaDe eadulter-
4tster unhealthy milbapsasream.M with.
HI the sHE0fe Fa4rmoRt The terms
tadalteratsd' loy isGewhpl esope,., n as
fsal5IpLtAis ordinance are held ito
9aesa' ninsi 70 ssaEr mr. vi arr.
FffssepNiN,l Containing more than
81 per eentum of water or fsuids.rEu,
tsecon9. Milk Sca65SStiaifing less tAaTf
is per tahtumi OF 'milk sbndH.t 8 r'"'
Third. MIN containing less than
sA per eentum Of fats, or having
4 specific gravity Of less than 1.02s.5 .
Fourth. Milk drawn from animals
within fifteen days before, Or five
das laEIIISa, ,sas nzA.s,a
Fifth. MIX drawn from animals fed
io any unhealthy Or unwholesome
,iSod or drink.
sixth. Milk diNwn from cows kept
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10
to aipatlNa.laSsrl et1tsusnat

to eiphtlgsu sasrletEasRezags
smzilpox or other dangerous conta.
gtuus disease. unless proper dfsintec.
ton under direction 81 health, a4es5
has been had, shall work or assist IN
sE.about. any dsiry. Or dairy farm; nc
proprietor, ma1asesI or SsdPeFint9nd.
EFT OF am dairy or dairy farm WHO
Supplies f6ife1 tCesas 'cftlEteas 6ftae
city of Fak4ioatl west vhglnias sbalI
Knowingly permit any person slEaBpg
or exposed as aforesaid to WORK or as
sist in or about said daily o. dairy
.F,,,,, ms ~ 4 g.! II ! TJ' ~ Z
ai3aa ghsni I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-10

ae sspplesths date Of ,cbil
leeton q Iths name 81. the ipstSs u.
a a fiemSo l5 T tEliR i shah be made ny
tf Inspector collecting suca rSaapIe
Of he number GfsH sshllia he bame
Of the owner a6ait& fiE on W. tsfom
effected. Each sample shall be ev
AHMED separately. according 10 its
nj hber by the milk inspector, who
sftaTt register the specific HaEjty, tenn
Itature and the perceuJagsIoi buttar
fa opposite a CORRESPONDING number
in fac book kept toE3thatJ purpose, the
ripe of the owners IL. Be subsequently
iN%krted.
Sec. 9. No person: firm or corpora
tlS satinRa6E exeaanHaElOr Offering
Of kap1sing for 'Sale, ymilss in thGrAty
of FaiTmont In bottles to ally dwelling
oil bthershouseAhat hassi1 It any cor.
tag ous disease or diseaseseDf tHats1s
by the health Qfiicer fas
cofftagsoqs, disease VHaEss disease shall
remove from such dwelling or house
any bottle or receptacle which HIS
bcf OF issued for the purpose OF 81 re- e.
cttIug or storing milk, until sGtE bla.
cafa ihks been removed by the PROPER
authorities. No person suffering
frdpj or who has knowingly. within a
peERE of twenty days, been exposed
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

bic Stlfsarbeiter cine @erf9lehtez
runs bringen tpiirbe.
esuxe.uBurs.
2urem burg. - gs ftarb bier
i'm Otter bon 81 sSabren 6err 2eoz
polb aabn, 8oriibenber bes i5raeliS
tii6en aonititortums.
gsaersei@. Nnsarm.
Dien. 6err Gbuarb Meiser,
Der in tpeiten Rreilen befannte Grim
Der unb 8eiiBer bon Gbuarb Deigers
Central 2eiesirtel, feierte fein 4Oz
idbrtees Subildum als 8u96dnbler.
Mu1fig. - Der BET ben 8ermefz
iunesarbetten CUR Nnleguns Der glbez
i6leuBen beI9dfttste Snsenieur 2az
btslaus 5rdn5 Srtebrt9 aus prae 1T
betm 8aben in Der @lbe BET praslos
tptb ertrunten. Die 2et9e ipurbe BET
SaleIel aus benz Wafer ge5osen.
bapeit. - Der 8ubapefter
8antbeamte Gusen 6udftdbt tpeilte
Oieler Sage gum 8eiu4e feiner @ltern
nit feiner 5rau in @robtani3fa.
8iir5li9 ipollte Der Maurereebilfe
@eorg Wfolnar bas 9ienitmGb1en
Der Jamtlie befuben unb tlopfte bes=
balb an Sbiir unb sSeniter. Sud-
fdbt, Der infolee bes BARNES ertpa9z
tie, brobte benz RubeitDrer nit eirem
RepolOer. Molnar eriff aber ben
8eamten nit feinem Reeeni9irm on,
iporauf es gu einem 9anbsemense
fam. Wd6reno befelben sing Der
Repolber lps unb Molnar tpurbe BON
Der 8ugel in bic Sttrn setroffen.
9rau. - WG6renb elmer uebuna
bes 26. unb 76. sSnfanterieresinents
auf benz Grersierplabe tpurbe Der
Maior S6iiB bes 26. sSnfanterieregiz
ments BON etnsm untppblfein befals
len unb Itarb, ebe er na9 6au5e sez
bra4t tperben tonnte.
$&weta.
Bern. Yrof. 0r. Rarl ssriebz
beim, big ppr Rur5em Srbinarius Der
anorsanii9en gbemie an Der bteiigen
l1niperiidt, 1T in 8oeningen am
8rien5er See, mo er fid CUR @rboz
lung dufbielt. plOBli9 am 9eraf9lage
seHorben.
Mmiteg. Der bermiBte poiz
tommis Nrnolb Srabinger bon uliter,
in 3iirid ipobnbaft setpeien, tit in
einem 5eliencouloir unterbalb Der
8rettlani am norbpeitIi6en Nbbang
beg 8rtitenitods tobt aufsefunben
lpDrben.
8riena. - Wm 8rien5er Aotbz
BORN tit Der 14idbrtee Satou 5lud
bon 8rtena beim GbelpeiBiu4en 5u
Sooe seitiir5.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

8eneauela i6lihtet feline 9trettia=
teiten uno beaablt feline S6uloen. gtiz
carueua bat ii9 perpfIidtet, eepiiIe
ausitebenbe Anipriide umsebenb 3u re-
seln, uno 8plipia unb peru fino auf
Dem beiten Mege. auh cbne S6ieosz
ri4ter itd iiber lire 9rensen gu einiz
gen. - llno ba iage nod iemanb, baB
oas goloene3eitalter nidt por Der Siir
itebt!
Ser Menih, Ger iein eieenes 2obz
lieo iinst, 1T etnem Rudud gu peraIei=
den, Der iprttpdbrenb ieinen eieenen
Namen ruff. Nur baB Der audnd oaz
bel nt4t an fiA felbit oentt.
Il X
Gute 9ebanfen Iino fir sic Seele,
mas Der 8eien fir eine peritaubte
Stube 1T.
Sn ptttsburs lit Elm iunaer Maann
trttiimlt6ertpeiie nit Der 3ni0inosz
icbneiter feiner 8raut. Die oiefer febr
dpnlt1 III, duf unD OabDn gegdr1gen.
Warum madte Die ni1t @etpiinfd5te
ibn niht auf feinen eesrrtum aufz
merfiam? Dieie GpastDdter baben
tbre beionberen Siiden.
n
Der Wes CUR Grleudtuns fiibrt Oft
iiber cine sroBe 8erblenbuns.
\ y
Wie es heibt. 1T es fraglid, ob Ras
naoa ouaefen tpirb. bob bie Ser. 6tadz
ten ben NoropDl anettieren. Die Bunz
oesresierung folIte Die gerteioiauna
unferes neueiten 8eiiBtums benz Giss
truit iiberlanen, Der fbpn bafiir forqen
ipirb, Dab ibm oiefe llnerfdDpfIihe
Auelle ieiner Woren nidt entsogen
tpirb.
i
Das unperniinftisite, mas man
tlin Tam. 1T INNER Derniinftis 3u
fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

ous MQaemetne ghrenaeihen.
TiD Did m. Gs brannte Die
5hnmann'fdbe Oumpftiidlerei fotpis
ote 5tduunaen nieber.
r, ~ ! ~ . 9 3 : T. Farsnw
in ielb{frnrberiIc1er 0lbficht npnl
NprobpIIrerb in Sic gfealit. Ser
syifher 6teinfe fcnnte i'm ieDocfl nod
aur red).en 9eit retten.
-..
1'psHs S~1ssw's-esolHesH'
gpenrabe. en- @cbmeoaaz
der itarb Ser bGnifd,e ssiihrer g3asr,us
9. Glaulen, 68 eSabre alt. Gr tpar
Frii6er Mbaeoroneter aum propinz
aiof- -2anbtaue uno hotte lett 1874 esib
i'm Rreistaoe.
8iiIun1. Ser gpsicherf!elIer
Wid lit beim Ranairen bes Qeerauz
aes so. 1158 atpifhen bic Wuffer oez
auet{cbt uno infolae Ser fcb.reren In
neren 0erlehunaen aeltorben
quinn - cSn Rantrum nuroe
oas @epeie bes Qanomonnes Better
5teinbdaen elm s7oub Ser sslammen
5elbitentaiinOund oes crit fiiralicf,
einaefahrenen heus 5cheint bic l1rz
fade oes 9ronoes al Ietn.
~..., exr,a
' e~''"'
9res II. Der gi6ltot6efar
an Der bteiiaen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or. phil. Wfarauarot 1T aum Sber=
btbltothetdr erndant lporoen. 9r.
Wtaraucrot lit 1856 Al sSrieo!anO in
Sitpreuben aeboren.
Wn s a H. &uralid lit bier Der
Gonlmenoeur oes Gdnonebrbe5lrts
ntustdn, Sberltleutnant ;. .: 9eora
Huoorff, tnfo!ae BON Serald)pahe aez
itorben.
Net e:-Bditor ga6mdnn fe'erz
fe tern 25ldbrtass ImtslubIlaum uno
es nurcen 1bm aahiret6e Shrun9en
auf6etl.
N u m tt. sN1 DER leBten
StaotDsroronetenltBlna lDuroe Dem
Stdotatte1ten pdul Vabel IN Nnertenz
nuna- ielner Werotenfte INN Die be-
lt9e fretntulae sSeuerpear Ger 2ttel
Staottlder Sranoolrettor oerlIeben.
N euro BE. Sn Gpersoort be
l!!gen Hre11es brdnnten IN Der Jtd9t
ldmmtls9e 9eballoe oes Sauern9utsz
be'agers Ioler n1eoer.
N u It a 0 t. 80 eSn Der Pene1gen
~, r qnntn, haa,,r5 % So - 49, ,s,;,Ss, ~
amer NIT Gebm beldoene 3!pptarren
aertefb uno tbm oabet Der grulttGlten
elhaeprudt fpnroe. gr ut 1elhen Wer7
iesunaen erleaen.
y ties bera. - eSn Der Hdht
tam es por benz Reitauront gum
-"&nffbduler" in Nteber Sermsoorf
au elmer Weeiierlteherei. eeSm Ser
luufe oerielben purOe Der 2Oid5rtge
Sobn oes Wtrthes our6 einen Slid
in Den unterletb f6per perlekt. 9lGs
Shdter tpurOe Der beim 8au Der
neuen gdoeanitalt bei1dttiate 61nOz
LANCER 8ielenetter bon bier ermittelt.
0tr d berg. - Von Der btez
ftaen nertenltraftammsr Fpurben ne
gen Gtttllhteltsoerbrehen Der Nrbetz
ter yrotld aug 8lebou gu 21l2 sSabren
s3uhtbars uno 5 sSabren gbrperluit
uno Der 1ohon Dorbsnrdfte, betagte
Spuler Nuault Strdebler aus gernz
0ort au l1a eSahren 3uhtbaus uno 5
oSopteh gprpetlu't oerurtpe1t'
Troptna Sa6fem umo Ebirimgen.
~ . lle a. =. Oer I1dfrlae
Mauomorosr aarl 2rantmann aus
gtsiepen. Der am 4. Aprtl oen gor@
,teper oes O1enllhlanntnltltlits Hlh1
ier In e1nen aeuer 9elodt ':no oorf
ef1nlGaen Gatte' III gu Y ,Saeren uno
orsl Monafen @efanan1B osrurf9ellt
noroen.
.Se II a. Jdnoem Der Sealrtsz
auslnnB a. oem Srlsl1atnI do uoer o'e
@l'aen'elnonh9 Dun 2SeHistn!tila
gum l. St1opet le1ne 'Suliin1uns
eegeoen Gaf, Ut leBt ann DER gertrag
llI lllI oem Suraermet'ler Sehmann
r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

Das @efdb mar ibren Sdnben ent<
glitten.
Rletn nHeinfelb. Riir3lid
hat Der &orbmader Nift ben 85idbriz
gen ariegspeteranen 9traBer nit benz
5abrrab iiberrannt unb set0Dtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

neinfanlen gierifreif. lleber mebr
als 100 Bruuereien puroe Der gon-
fott perhdnnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

unb 9lufIeber Der Wilbelmsbtlfe,
ghriitian 8una aus Rieoeritobingen,
itiirate aus benz 3. Stodpert auf oas
pflditer unO Harb.
Siltensnetler. - Der 6o6z
tetaste lansiGhrtae Yoitbote @ebz
barb Seine itiirate, tpabriheinli6 in
folse zines ssebltrittes, 10 ungliidltd
Gie Sreppe ppm pberen Stod ieines
6auies herab, oab er etne 3ertriimz
merung Der 6irnidale erlttt. Der
Soo trat iofort Elm.
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36etupfah.

&aiiersl sluuter11. - Der bic
iige Stabtratb beihloB, an Der 0cltsz
idule eigene 8urie fir itotternOe
&tnoer einaurihten. llnbemtttelte
9tnber brau6en tein SaulgelD bierz
fir 3u besablen.
breAt. - Dos 9lntpeIen
oes SSGrbereibeiibers 80. S6eb! aing
iummt sSnpentar I'm 100000 Weart
in ben 8eitb Ger fsirma Satob SduBz
lima iiber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23

Gtettin. Die Raufleuts
M0Olf Mofenpp, RonIul Wiar MeBler,
in Tirma @uitub MeBIer, RorIul
9heobor QiedfeIo, in sfirma Ebeooor
2iedfel1 il. Co.. fin0 fir bic 8eit BON
1, 9fsobfr 1909 biS odbin 1912 sn
0enotIs srilhttrn bsi PEN t6nigIidhfn
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aanbee,iht in 9tettin ernannt NOR.

2anbeetidht in 5tettin erndnnt pors
ben.
Nerltehen tporoen lit benz friiheren
Girhenaltefen, 9lltliber Sssrbinano
@oobe In 8afptp, 2lnbfreis Stolp,
ous Maaemeine gbrenaethen.
fi0 i'd IN. gs bronnte oie
5humann'fhe Oumpfttihlerei 1o.pis
Die 5tdlunsen nieber.
8reifenhaaen. &iirslt9
fprana Der g(rbeiter eSulius 56uls
in felbItrDrberiIder Mbiiht bom
NorobolInerb in oie Heglib. Ser
Tiiher 5teinte tcnnte i'm ieood nod
aur reh.en 3eit retten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-23
a0misret6 25ilrtteutesrs.

9fMffgarf. = Der Nanogez
rihtsprdiibent b. 2anberer nno ssrau
beginsen 0as sseit Der goloenen 6D9=
seit. Die sseier ipurbe in ye1bad
abgebalten. BON ND bic ssamilie bers
iturnmt.
8 m il n 5. Ser lebiee autIher
sMlois sSrei purOe toot in isinem
Bette liesenO aufgefunOen. Rad oen
.poliaeilihen Grbebunaen purbe sSrei
in Ser 3iegelgaffs, no er benz Werneb=
men ndn infolge entitdnbener 5treiz
tigfeiten stpifdeHa anei dnsebIid Be-
trnntenen Mrbeitern abinsbren tpplIte,
geifrden. s
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
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