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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-09-17
NEW LAW DOES Mt
APPLYIN CANAL ZONE
PRESENT SYSTEM UNDER WHICH
PANAMA GOVERNMENT COL.
LEcTs DUTIES IN FORCE.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE new
tariff law does not apply to the 18TH
mus Canal zone, according to a decis.
ion given b. acting Attorney General
Wade II. Ellis to the Secretary of
War. The canal zone is not one of
the possessions" OF the United
States within the meaning of that
term in the first clause of the tariff
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MLURY HORSE SHOW OPENS
ma BIG BLAZE OF GLORY

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drag or harrow on the second tract
and upon the third band of sheep
was passed over the area in a com.
pact body twice. This summer it has
been found that area not treated has
the lightest stand of seedlings, while
the resulting seeding stand on the
other two areas showed but little
variation in density, but later, during
the period of drought the seedlings on
the area brushed over died out badly
while on the area upon which the
sheep narrowed in the seed there was
very little loss.
Closer examination developed the
fact that the root system of the seed
which had been tramped in were one
half to one inch deeper in the soil
than the root systems of the seed
which had been brushd in, this con-
dition due to the fact that the seed
was ground into the soil more deeply
by the sheep than by the brush har'
row.
So far as the investigation has been
carried it indicates that a denser and
more drouth resistant stand of bunch
grass can be secured where the sheep
are allowed on an area after the
plants have seeded and dropped the
seed than where they are excluded
throughout the entire season. This
discovery is a confirmation of the
of the plan to use
'anges during alternate spring and
all periods so that thorough reseed-
ne may be secured by natural means.
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Thos. II. Ezell. third The premiums
we're $500. $500 and $1,000.
LADY Driver. UnaeeompanIed-

lThos. H. Ezen. third The premiums
we're $500. $500 and $1,000
Lady Driver, Unaecompanied-
As a matter OF course there was a
hutter OF excitement when -H's lug
was put on. There were 81 Jntest-
ants. Mrs. Thomas H. EzeIl, Miss
Mary d. Warheld, Mrs. John Fraser,
Miss Nellie williamson. Mrs. B. E.
Satterfield and Mrs. W. H. Jones.
Mrs. Jones. who has won many laurels
in the driving arena. was awarded the
prize, silver loving cup.
Light Harness Horse.
There were nine entries in this
class and C. c. Latta won first: Thos.
H. Ezel second and j. H. Jones. third.
Following is a summary OF the
events:
Summary.
Gentleman driver, to single runa-
bout or road wagon, ease, style and
skill to govern Entrance, $3.50. En-
tries-Fred Cole, F. S. Wheeler, C. C.
Latta, C. p Hatcher, Jack Smith,
Thos. H. Ezell, j. D. Mckenzie, T. A.
Hayes, Tom Collins, j. A. Baber, Guy
w. G. McAdams, w. H. |
Jones, T. n. Figuers, Jr., Sam Harlan,
H. J. Jones. J. d. Mckenzie, first; R. |
s. Thomas, second; j. A. Baber, third. |
Light Harness Mare-Shown to run |
about. Conformation, style, speed
and manners considered. Purse, $25, |
SIS and SO Entries-C p Hatcher,
Fred Cole, F. d. Wheeler, G. C. Latta,
R. T. Orr, L. E. Alternately, Jr., Thorn
as H. Ezell, j. d. Mckenzie, T. A.
Hayes (2) C. v. Smith. c. P. Hatch
sr, first; ]. o. Baber, second; Thos. H.
1zell, third.
Lady driver, unaccompanied, mare
'r gelding to suitable vehicle, ease,
race and driving ability to govern.
Thomas H. Ezell, Miss
dary D. Warfield, Mrs. John Fraser,
Hiss Nellie Williamson, Mrs Z. E.
Mrs. w. H. Jo' Pc. First,
frs W. H. Jones, silver l"9ing cup.
Light Harness Horse-Stallion,
lare or gelding, TO runabout; style,
manners and speed and
ction governing. Prizes, $25, SIS,
10. Entries-C. p. Hatcher, Fred
ole, F. S. Wheeler, c. G. Latta, L.
/. Alternately, Jr., Thos. H. Ezell. ].
. Jones, ]. o. Baber ]. D. McKem-
lie, C. C. Latta, first; Thomas H.
cell, second and ]. H. Jones, third.
AT the conclusion OF the regular pro-
am Jack Pollard exhibited Alabama
himes,' one of the best high school"
,rses in the United States. This
,rse is owned by Mr.. Schillinger, of
Ala, and is a superb
ID exceedingly intelligent animal. In
dition to high schooling" he would
, down or rise upon command,
lltz in perfect time to the music of
e band, or go through almost any On
aneuver that his rider suggested.
:. Pollard is a graceful rider. =
Robt Hunt, of Bristol, Tenn, acted 2
judge and Jim CRANBERRY was SUI &
of the arena.
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PART /.

l. Overture-Pygmalian and Ga
ldIed Suppe
2. Cornet Solo-"The Secret. Hazel
Mr.. Frank Simon.
3. Selection from THE Broken
Idol ............Va Van Alstyne
4. Duet for Flute and Clarinet
THE Butterfly. ... Bendix
Messrs. Hahn and Elliott
s. Visions of Salome, or THE
Dance of the Seven Wells" Lampe
6. Gems from THE Time, Place
and the Girl Howard
Z. Mosaic from Algeria" Herbert
s. Finale from WIN. Tell. Rossini
Arena Events.
At the conclusion of the concert the
arena events, in the order listed on
the program, were put on. J. d. Nc
Kemmie won first in the initial contest;
R. S. Thomas was second and J. A.
Baber third. This was open to gentle
men drivers in single runabouts;
ease, style and skill to govern, the
premiums being $500, $1,000 and
$500
Light Harness Mares.
In this class there were ten eatries, |
md c. p. Hatcher of Columbia, driv-
ng beautiful bay mare, won finst
money ]. o. Baber was second and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
WOMEN'S CLUB ELECTS

Mrs. Will Wallace Heads List Of Of
ficers for Ensuing Club Yea-Re-
firing President Becomes First Vice
President-Project of Clubhouse
Again Asitated.
Wednesday afternoon at Red Mems
hall, was held the annual election Of
the Marshalltown Women's Club, with
only small attendance present. Fiji
ty-eight ballots were sent in to the
nominating committee, a larger num-
on separately resulting in the unani-
nous election Of the entire ticket pre-
pared from the ballots which was as
follows:
President-Mrs. Will Wallace.
First Vice President-Mrs. F. s.
Hynds.
Second Vice President-Mrs. George
W. Darling.
Recording secretary-Mrs. J. L.
Williams.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. r. f.
Sears.
Federation Secretary-Mrs. c. H.
Van Law.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mae +. Montgom-
cry.
Delegates and alternates to the state
federation biennial at Davenport, aside
from Mrs. Hynds, who goes by virtue
of her office, were elected as follows:
Mrs. F. r. Benedict, alternate; Mrs.
l.. r. Willard, Mrs. C. H Van Law. al
ternate. Mrs. E. H. Keller. Mrs. S. P.
knisely was chosen as the presidents
alternate.
The president read letter from the
music committee of the state fedora
ton, asking aid of the club or indiyid-
ual members here in starting a travel
ing music library, all. donations of
music being welcome. OF especial in
terest during the business session was
the club house committees report, Civ
en- by Mrs. Benjamin Packer, at the
request of the chairman, Mrs. George
Darling. Mrs. Packer pointed out that
nothing, of course. could be done with
out money, and that the committee
would like the clubs permission to see
what could be done in the matter of
raising money for this purpose. A
vote was taken and this permission to
investigate possibilities was granted.
The chairman was also empowered to
ask help in soliciting, etc. from any
other club members not on the COM
mittee.
The program of the afternoon OPP
ened with two piano solos, "Nocturne''
and Myself the latter by GODDARD, by
Miss Hazel Dinges, who responded 20
a hearty encore. A very interesting
and instructive paper on Forestry
was then given by Mrs. George Darl-
ing, who is a member of the civic
improvement. and forestry committee
of the state federation. The paper. she
explained. was written for a district
meeting some time ago. The stase
committee requests that each club de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
"coFFEE DOESN'T HURT ME"
Tales That Are Told.

81 was one of the kind who wouldn't
believe that coffee was hurting me-"
says a New York woman. You just
couldn't convince me its use was con-
nected with the heart and stomach
trouble / suffered from most of the
time.
my trouble finally got so bad I had
to live on milk and toast almost entire
ly for three or four years. Still I
loved the coffee and wouldn't believe
it could do such damage.
"Wllat / needed was to quit coffee
and take nourishment in such form as
my stomach could digest
II had read much about Postum,
but never thought it would fit my case
until one day / decided to quit coffee
and give it a trial and make sure about
it, SO I got a package and carefully
followed the directions.
"Soon 1 began to get better and was
able to eat carefully selected foods
without the aid of pepsin or other di
gestants and it was not long before /
was really a new woman physically.
Now I am healthy and sound, can
ca. anything and everything that comes
along and q know this wonderful
change is all due to my having quit
coffee and got the nourishment need
ed thru this delicious Postum.
"My wonder is why everyone don't
give up the old coffee and the troubles
that go with 1t and build themselves
UP az 1 have done, with Postum"
Easy to prove by 10 days trial Of
Postum in place Of coffee. The reward
Is big.
There's Reason
Ever read the above letter? Anew
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
In the District Court,

There is a possibility that the case
of Mrs. ELLA Palmer VS.. Bernstein will
go to the jury before court adjourns
this evening. Rapid progress was being
made in the trial today, the arguments
having been begun this morning.
G. T. Stansberry, of Gilman, was
appointed permanent guardian of the
estate and person of Ingval Erickson.
OF near Gilman, by Judge Bradshaw
Wednesday,, on the finding that Erick-
son was an habitual drunkard and I'M
fit to care for his possessions. STAINS
berry has been temporary guardian,
having been appointed on the applica-
ton of Mrs. Ingeborg Erickson. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
Phenomera Awed Euroee.

Europe and Asia were covered by
tog dSrang the summer Of 1888. Says
hilbert White lletter 1000: 1.-THE sum.
mer Of the ysar 1888 was an amazing
ana portentous one i. for, be
sides the alarming meteors and tremen.
dous thunderstorms the ma
culiar haze. or smoky fog, that pre-
vailed for many weeks In this island
tEngland) and in every part Of Eu
rope, and even beyond its limits, was
g most extraordinary appearance. The
heat was intense. Calabria and par,
OF the Isle Of Sicily were torn and
conulsed with earthquakes" Cowpel
also refers to this phenomenon. in
speaking of mature, with a dim and
sickly eye"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

byterial Society are as follows: Home
president, Mrs. Charles T. Rogers.
Grundy Center; vice president, Mrs. g.
NJ. Nesbit, Waterloo; secretary treas
urer womans' socities, Miss Eliza Nc
DoWell, Traer; secretary treasurer
young peoples work, Miss Bertha K.
Sargent. Grundy Center. Foreign
President, Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell, Mar
shalltown; vice president, Mrs. ]. N.
Currens, Traer; secretary treasurer
Woman's societies, Miss Alice Morgan
Waterloo; secretary treasurer young
peoples work, Miss Eloise Raymond,
Waterloo; secretary of literature, Mrs.
Charles Gates, Greene; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. G. E. Stebbins, La Porte.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
WIFE AFTER DIVORCE.
Alleges Husband Was Too Drunk to
Give Her Medicine

Alleges Husband Was Too Drunk to
Give Her Medicine.
Because, so she alleges in her petit
ton, that her husband, John W. Lind
erote. of this city, was too drunk to
give her medicine when she was sick,
and she suffered the lack of it, and also
because he has become an habitual
drunkard, Mrs. Viola Linderote, filed
suit in the district court this morning
for divorce. The petition says the
couple was married in this city Aug.
80, 1905, and lived together until Feb
IL, of the present year. Mrs. Linder-
ote asks the court to give to her the
entire interest in property in this city
which she owned when she married
Linderote. Mrs. Linderote was Mrs.
Viola Silvius before her marriage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
THE BEDROOM
Its Decoration is Not Matter Of Large
Expense-BeautifuI Combinations in
Cheaper as Well as Better Grades.

The decoration of your bedrooms
need not be a matter of large expense
if you are painstaking in selection of
the right colors and combinations. We
can help you. and our large stock of
wall papers enables us to sell you
something fine and dandy at a price
that you can afford to pay, no matter
what that price is. A little better val
ue than you'll get elsewhere Expert
workmen to be put on the job.
THE HULL COMPANY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
M. E. BROTHERHOOD ORGANIZED.
Society of Men Formed With Seventy
Charter Memhers

SndFIST mSmOefS.
With seventy charter members, the
Methodist Brotherhood, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, was organized
at meeting held at the church We'd
nesday evening. The following were
the officers elected: President, Theo-
dore Johnston; first vice president, DIR.
G. E. Wanberg; second vice president,
DR.. H. A. Kinnan; third vice president,
c. A. Baughman; fourth vice presi-
dent Elmer Betz; secretary Ross Hub
bard; treasurer, L. E. Matson; chap
lain, H. ]. Bennett.
1t is the expectation that the broth
erhood will grow rapidly to have a
membership of from 125 to 150 The
Methodist Brotherhood is a denomina-
tional organization, which has had a
wide growth turnout the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

vote one program during the year to
this important subject.
AS closing number, Mr.. George
Millhiser. accompanied on the piano by
Mr.. Hosford Plowe, sang q bass solo.
and responded to hearty encore with
son the Shore"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
In the Police Court,

j. r. Carter. a member of the SOL
diers' home. was arrested by Constable
Morse for being drunk. He paid the
costs in Justice Millard's court this
morning
r. H. Clark, arrested by Officer Ed
gar, for intoxication, paid the costs in
Justice Millard's office this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
BROOD SOW SALE

Fifteen Head Of Chester Whites at
Auction Saturday, April IL.
E. j. Robb will sell at public auc-
ton Saturday at Schicll's feed yard,
East Church street. fifteen head of
Chester White brood sows.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Sherman Stock Company Presents
"A Fatal Marriage"
"a Fatal Marriage" was the new bill
put on at the Odeon Wednesday night
by the Sherman Stock Company. An
audience that packed the house wit
messed it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

Wednesday, compared with "a for the
day before. The temperature dropped
to "a last night, compared with 2s for
the night before. At Z o'clock this
morning the temperature was %, eight
degrees cooler than at the same hour
Wednesday morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

guardians bond was fixed at $4,000. No
Resistance to the appointment was
made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
PRESBY1[RY 70
MEET HERE SOON
SPRING MEETING OF WATERLOO
PREsRYTERY TO BE HELD
APRIL 2o-22.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
ALSO HOLDS SESSION

Programs for Both Meetings Prepared,
and Sessions Promise to Prove of
interest-Rev. H. w. Reherd, Water
loo, Moderator of the Presbytery-
Women's Officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

The Kentucky At Liscomb.
Mr.. Henry I1eise has purchased an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

Local Weather Record.
Fifty was the maximum temperature
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

1Sx7 Kentucky disk drill. Ketchum &
CASTOR Company. 502-5o4 South Third
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15
Licensed TO We'd.

Licensed to Wed.
ID. w. Eddy, farmer. aged 80. Of
Gearing. and Viola M. Thomas, aged
&c, OF New Providence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

Picture framing at Sim ms. store.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-05-27
Suumcre.

= Sobn Balib bon Drintsr Struss.
elm Ber9mann In Der PennlDlpania
Soblsn @ompanie .3e6e. erbielt Srsitag
our6 sinen Dedenfall b6ie abi6iirfuns
gen, ben slrm. msbrere Rippsn uno oas
SuBselsnf ssbrohen. @r Diro i'm Staat
Soipital bebanoelt.
- Sranf 9lonisii, wel6er am Mon.
tp9 3upor ben @sOrse 8aaphut an Wfas
oiIon. apenue iiberfiel nno Unit eineni
Wtslier perleste, iuurbe Sreitas Gbenb,
nadbem er ii9 i9ulbi9 betannt battle,
in @rmanseluns BON $1,000 8hrss
idaft bsm @efansniB iiberianot.
- 8dbreno eines 3artenipiels in
elmer italisnil6en 8obnuns 3u Bunfer
Sill ON Sonntag nm Wtitternadt CAB
es jwii6en ben 2beilnebmern elm Streit,
Der einen blutisen Serlauf nabm. Det3o
Seiieo erbielt cine 9ugel in bic 8rnit
uno ben linfen Grm uno iein 3ultanb lift
Elm ssfdbrli6er, ndbreno 9anrence Ct
oeual cine &u9el in ben linfen glrm er.
bielt. Beioe Sermunoete murben osnl
Staat Soipital iberfiibrt, brei anne.
fenoe Wtdnner uerbaftet, nabreno brsi
an6ere ntfloben.
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Nitt8tcn.

- Sobn 9ellp BON 8rowutown wur'
be Disnitus i'm NO. 4 S4a1t ourh
eineu Sslisnfall sstOotst.
- Sobn 9isnaf uon Stiff StraBs, elm
Stredsnarbeiter Der 9sbisb Ballep Gis
ienbahu, wurbe Sonntag 8ormittag
w1breno Der Grbeit pom eiusm .Su9e
SetOotet.
= Gin llnbefannter muroe. Donners
itaa 0ia6t nabe benz yio. Ia BREEDER
BON einem Durpea StraBenbabnDagen
iiberiabren uno setDbtst. Der Wtann
laa aui ben @eleiien uno Duroe niht
BON oem Wtotormann bemerft, bis es
Su ipGt mar.
= Der 20 Sabre alte &niie Sobn
gonal pon Raniom erbielt am Sreitag
in oem Soblenipeider Der Sebisb Sallep
@ilenbabn oortislbit ben redten Irm 10
iflimm seroriidt. oae ibm oas @lieo
ipdter i'm Pittston Soipital ampnttrt
peroen muBte.
- Der Staliener Saluutore Glonsu
BON Barbertown. Der mebrere Gase 3u'
Dor uon Der anfluse freiseiprohen wur.
be, ben Charles BuraI,o uOr etpa fiini
Wtouaten ermoroet su baben. wnrot
burt bic 9iahwirfuu9 iriinnis une
muste am Donnerlta9 alS 2obliidti9el
bem Oanpille Srreuaipl iiberwislsu
perbsn. Sei ben 8erbanolunsen ersat
es iid, baB 8uraBO burd Ieinen Sru
Der 9lusslO eridOiien warb.
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6rimiual 6eri6t.

Soan @anlep BON Bittston apsnne,
aud1 oils geo Otc@ee befannt, Der i'm
uerilolieneu Ssbruur feline @sliebte
8eronica Wturphp pon Bear StraBe
auf Der Strase nieosridoB uno lsbsns'
aefdbrlih perlsste. ent9ins oaonr1 Der
9erihtlihen Yerurthsilun9 am Oonner'
flag, inoem ss iih berausitellte. oaB CT
Idnon am Wtontae nit oem Wfao9ei
aetraut muroe. @r bsfannte fih oes
UerI6driten ansriffs uno Der Sdld9erel
ifuloia uno erbiett cine Suspenoirung
oes urtbeils. gBenn er iih mittlermeile
gut betrast uno nit ieiner iun9en 9at'
tin ausfommt, 10 piro er wabri4sinlid
frei aus9eben.
Der II Sabre alte slutbonp Smit1
pom gioroenos, nefher Dienltag we9s.l
benz DiebItabl in Der Paul Stun9er
94obnuns oil Weit Wtartet StraBe per-
haitst wnrbe, bstanpe iid ibul6ig nnS
maro oanu Der Suntin9ton Hefornl'
I6ule iiberwieieu.
,sruu youile 8. @olon, bic Satin
zines 0iew Dorfer.. Contractors. nelbt
BON einiser 3sit i'm ct. Charles 9otsl
bel einem trauten Stslloihsiu nit einem
Shaulpieler iiberrai1t nuroe, befannts
iid, ihuloig uno erbielt cine Snspenotrs
una oes llrtbeilS. Sie bat iih berett
erfldrt, feinen @inwano 9esen cine Sbe'
i6eioun9 81 erbeben.
Srant Solisfi uub Stanle1 Saseaps
aae, bic einen 9adamanna 9iiterwa9en
erbraden nm s 40 in Sbubpsrt beraubs
ten, wurbsn Su ie Swei Subrsn 3u6t'
baus perurtbeilt.
Simon Sebser muBte s 10 unb Stans
tep @orsti SIS msSen slnsriff uuo
Shldserei beSablen.
Sslen Slssuouid, Die ii9 i9ulot9 be'
fannie, elm 3immsr beraubt 3u baben,
wurbe elmer Heiormauitalt iiberpieien.
@arl Sows pOn sa Rlnme. Der gum
6rittenmale oes friminellen um9an9eS
nit Wiaoeline 9atteriOu iiberfiibrt muir.
De, 1T BON Ridter giewcomb Su 3polf
Sabren 3uhtbaus uerurtbeilt worosn.
Seiue aouufaten fiinoisten lofort einen
gIppell fir eiuen neueu ProSeB on.
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SaS Ebal dbpdrtS.

9nbIur. - Die Spsiisfiite pOn Or.
Souier puroe in Der Jiaht uOn Wtitt.
nod auf Donnsritus 10 srtnolih aus
9epliinoert, oaB benz Doftor filr iein
Sribithd nur cine bomDopatbiihe Doiis
iibri9 blieb.-Sn oem 2adawanna SluB
babier 'iano man am Donnerita9 Die in
Serpslun9 iibersesuusene Seihe zines
Wtannes In Arbeitsfleioern, 5 Sn6 10
2oll bod, uon robuitem Bnu uno etma
80 Sabre ult. SOniti9e Gnbaltspunfte
fiber feline SoentitGt feblsn uno Die Yei'
DIE puroe am Sreita9 in Raniom beige
lebt.-@in binter Der Wobnun9 uon Sif
mon Robrbab OIL 9aglOr StraBe befinos
li6er Siibneritdll gerietb am SOnnta9
0iahmittas in Brand uno nafoem ons
Seuer sslOi6t woroen mar, fano mon in
6em S6utt Die perfOblte Nei6e uon Srau
Robrbah, erfenntlib nur an einiSen I'M,
psriebrten Sleioerreiten. Oieielbe mar.
na6 Nusiase Der Siuoer. nit 5utter fir
bic Siibner binaus9esansen, aber wie
oas sSeuer entltano uno lpie eS Su9in9,
baB bic Srau iiA ni6t retten fonnte.
miro fir inmer Elm Hdtbiel bleibsn.
sic erreibte Elm stlter uou so Sabren
uno elniee Wioncte. IS iiberleben iie
neblt oem trauernoen 9utten feds Sins
Der, orsi Snaben uno orei WtGoben.
geeten Dienita9 muroen ibre ueberreite
i'm Sorelt Sil Srisbbofs CUR Hube bes
itattet. Wt69e iie ianft ruben = Die
.. & 3. Station babier muroe Cant
flag Diadt nm Sdnapps, Sbube unb
an6ere Waarsn beitObleu. - SObu y.
3bomas miro bas Poltamt mad ieinem
eisenen @eb6uoe on Wtain uno Union
Strabs uerlegen, nit Oem @iuSun9e oil
lesterer. = Die 9ro6e Paraoe nG6iten
Wionta9 loll lih llbr Wtor9enS in 8e'
wesuns lessu uno our9 bic Sauptitra'
| gen Sieben. Oeforirt uno ma6t Die
5sisr nit CUR @lorie uon TaDlor !-Bei
ben @belcuten Aler. S9ilo au Ypne bat
| li6 elm Stammbalter eingeitellt, noriiber
9robe Srsuoe berri6t. S8ir sratulierenl
-SUnnta9, ben 6. Suni, niro Der 9Sils
bslm Sell S1iiten Stub Iein oiesidbris
9eS Sriblin9sidisseu an Der 8uuerei
6es Seinrib Streun abbalten, tpoSu alle
Shiiseu unb Sreunoe beiielben auf's
ber3li9ite eineslaben iino. glu @rfriihs
un9en wiro es uift febleu. GSir bOfien,
uiele @ewebre fnattern ju bOren uub
aud, baB niht bic Suit gang ourhlO9'
srt wirO, iOnoern buB Die S6eibe ibren
gebiibren6en Gbeil abfrie9t, belonoers
bas ShparSe. - Der neue Anbau an
SeurD OiGseli's SOtel 1T nun fertis ss'
felt. slm 81. Mfai, ulS am Oefora.
tionstag, miro bic Sanrence Bano uon
scranton bort elm @onjert ab9eben.
Stebbaber BON gutter Wtuiit uno uOn ben
belten @etr6nten meroen bort einen ans
9enebmen Gag perbringen f0nnen. =
Serr Wtel6ior Shilo (8ater) an Gaps
lor StraBe 1T pieOer seidbrli9 erfranft,
na6oem er ii6 lestbin uOn elmer bOien
Srantbeit erbOlt bate. - @inen I96nen
uuo tOitburen @rabitsin bat per- Gas.
par Sabner isiner perltorbenen Satin
In @emeinibaft nit Serrn Wisl9ior
Sdilo, Srnoer Der Srau Sabner, i'm
bieitssn SrieobOfe aufseiteIlt.