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The Washington times., 1909-03-22
Mrs. Taft's Tea

Mrs. Taft's Tea.
The tea at which Mrs Taft will en-
terrain at the White House on We'd
nesday afternoon at O'Clock is for the
women of Congress. a nal circles of
Washington society and not for the
members Of the Congressional Club eX-
CluSively
The Washington times., 1909-03-22
Entertaia at Luncheon.

EnLeILalS at Luncheon
Col. and Mrs. Robert K. Evans en-
tertained at their usual Sunday luncheon
Yesterday, having among their guests
General Black. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Selwin
Teit, General and Mrs Rogers. Colonel
and Mrs Duncan. Colonel Baron de
Bode, and Miss Duncan.
Mrs. William N X OlcOtt and Mrs.
Belcher will arrive in Washington to-
morrow TO be the guests of Represen-
ts,tiVe and Mrs. Van Vecuten Olcott-
Mrs. F. Burrell Holman, who has
been Mrs. OIcott's guest for some time,
viii return TO her home in New York
in the morning.
Mrs. Jose Aymar, of New York, who
is the house guest o. her sister, Mrs
r. Tiffany Dyer, viii Ter1ain IN Wash
ington until about the first of April
Mrs. Joseph Letter, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Dorothy Williams
went over to New York yesterday after
noon, for a short stay.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

As whole, the bin appears 10 be q
reasonable response on tha part OF the
committee 20 the demand of the nation
for relief from oppressive and privi-
legged tariff duties.-BOston Herald
Qnd.).
The Washington times., 1909-03-22
MusicaI-Tea.

AotNclA- Cd
Miss Mary a. Cryder was hostess at
a musical-tea yesterday afternoon in
her home en- y street. The following
program was given by Mrs. Warner \.
Gibbs, soprano, and Miss Ethel Tozier.
pianist.
The Way Of June. Willeby
Rose Ia the Bud ..-...-...-..... Forster
"SlUmber Song -Gerrit Smith
(Mrs. Gibbs.)
Sextet, Lucia" for left hand---------
arranged by LeschetizEy
Miss ToZier)
mon occur chante'' -. Chaminade
Isl mes vers avalent des allies 49,.
Key naldO Hahn
a Maid Sings Light MacDoweIl
C8Irs- Gibbs)
Etude in D fiat.-..-..--------.--. List
(AIiss Tozier)
Loves Torment -.------------.--.--.
Barthelemy and Enrico CarusO
(AIrs. Gibbs-)
Tea was served after the music, Miss
LeGyard presiding at the table.
Miss Margaret Epson Lee. of Raj
eigh, n c., who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Parker r. Anderson,
at the Sussex. has gone to Baltimore.
where she viii visit Miss Velma Rawls,
at her home on Park avenue.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Ber-
wanger, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. A
BeTwanger. of 1893 west North avenue,
Baltimore, 70 David Wurtzburger. Of
this city. took place on Sunday Rabbi
Louis Stern performed the ceremony.
On their return from their wedding
side in this city
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

II IS distinctly bill for tariff reform
In several notable respects, and will be
received as such by the general public
The members Of the Ways and Means
Committee have shown plain willing
ness to look into the mistakes Of former
tariffs and to change the schedules
where they have been convinced that
the present law works manifest injusj
tiee TO American Observation-Disclosures
Daily Advertiser CRep)-
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The Payne bill, in fact, seems to give
one TO almost everybody who tries Sc
riousE- 10 find out what it's all about
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The German Ambassador and Countess
Won BernstOrff entertained a box party
at the New National Tneater last
evening at the Saengerbund Society con
cert. Their guests included Countess
LuiSe-A alexander Won BeTnstorff, Count
ess Wedel, and Baron HardenbrOck.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Peshawur ispatches-Peshawur IN
Kiphng. don't you recollect ?-announce
that the Ameer Of Afshanistan having
discovered a big plot against his life,
is blowing the culprits out Of cannons
in patches day by day. Poor wretches
N understand how it seems to be an
inSurgent around these parts and get
mixed up with the Cannons mouth.
Announcement that members Of the
House will be expected to earn their
salaries hereafter or else will not get
EN-, suggests that the deficit isn't go
inr to be 80 big as the estimates have
fixed II
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Spring came. all right, but she ism t
working very hard al her Job as yet
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

In general the tariff indicates the ten
denCy to place revenue above protection.
Baltimore American (Rep).
The Washington times., 1909-03-22
Mrs. Taft Returns.

Mrs Taft, wife of President Taft.
who spent the last few days In New
York accompanied by Miss Boardman, as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry P Taft,
returned to Washington at o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The Chilean Minister and Nine. Cruz
were hosts at an informal dinner party
last evening.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

1t may be said Of The Payne bill a.
q whole that it is so ingeniously cOmpH-
Gated as 20 invite inquiry whether the
effect Of it will not be to seriously in
terTupt and retard our foreign conf
MERGE That il viii be hailed abroad
as a remarkable box OF Yankee tricks
is hardly Observation-Disclosures Times
Dem.).
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Mrs. Thomas II. Cnatard, who spent
some time in Charleston, S G, has re-
turned to her home in Washington
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Available information about textile
schedules, the SOuLn 5 largest stake III
the tariff, is very incomplete at this
writing, but as whole me bull re-
ported the other day from the House
Ways ana Means Co.EmItJee appears
superior 10 It's OrIgln.-CnarIotte ~.
c. Observer (DemJ.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The Payne tariff bill provides for
genuine revision of the DingIey SEIZED
uIes, and for the most part the revi-
sion is downward IL no instance,
however, was il the purpose Of the com
Mittee so TO reduce duties as 10 sub
Ject any American INDUSTRY 10 rulnous
foreign mpeution.-SpTlngheld (MasS.J
Union (Hep-l.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The Payne tariff is certainly not =
radical measure The tariff the. Senate
viii permit to become q law is likely 10
BE- Still farther from a radical measure
Put the dill as IL stands comedies some
thing substantial TO the demand for
tariff reduction. and IL will be worth
while TO try TO save this concession
from observation-disclosures Sun ind
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The spirit Of the party campaign
pledge Of real revision downward and q
moderniZed tariff adapted 70 new condi-
tiOns Is fulfilled in heaping measure
Milwaukee Sentinel CReD)-
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

1t would be easy 20 pick flaws IL the
draft as II has come 70 the House, but
mat would be true OF any Ike measure
which ever was or ever VIII De framed.
That when cOmmends The DlH IS tnG
evident effort the trainers made at d
real beginning al revising the tarfK
dOWnWaTd-tO 90 something for the con
Sumer.-NeWaTk Evening News lInC-l-
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Ones first thought on reading OF the
changes is that an unreasoninE hour
hOnism has not had its way with the
House committee, and that an attempt
has been ma de in good faith 10 carry
out the promises Of the majority party
It appears. however. that the question
OF revenues has been studiOusly cOnSid-
ereG-ChicagO RecOrd-Herald (Ildl
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley enter
tanned informally at dinner last even
I tre
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The maximum and minimum tariff ad-
vOeated BY the President Is in line with
the best modern practice OF foreign
countries II gives a better chance for
recl procity than has been AFFORDED IN
any previous tariff measure, for il au-
tOmatically faVOrs the nation which
gives US the benefit OF reduced duties
syracuse Post-Standard (Rep)
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

It means a complete vin3ication OF the
tariff refOrmer. But il means no cor
cessiOn to or compromise with the free
trader. It represents absolute fidelity 10
the protective principle. while II con
dennis utterly the hide-bound stand
patter- '-Philadelphia North American
Und.).
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Mr. and Mrs Pierre Lorillard were
also among the dinner hosts Of last
evening"
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

The bill has its dement's as well a
its merits. While il should be WELDON
ed as a step in the direction Of reason
able protection rs opposed 10 excessive
protection. hurtful To the people. il is
not a long enough step. For inSta nee.
the Committee on Ways and Means
has failed 10 do its duty by the con
sImers in the matter Of the duties on
wool II has lowered slightly those on
carpet woods and shOddy and left those
on clothing woods untouched The Unit
ed states cannot produce the wool thai
is required 10 clOthe its people. bUt
the interests Of the ranchmeu are the
only ones the committee has cOnS'd-
cred. II has not done enough revising
In the prOper direction. and has raised
too many 6uties-ChicagO Tribune Und-
Rep.
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

In every way the measure seems
based on board principles OF public well
fare. There is no setting Of class
against class; no idealism running
amuck among vested interests no saw
age retaliation on the one thought OF
the greatest good Of the greatest num-
ber.-Roehester Post-Express (Rep.).
The Washington times., 1909-03-22
Observation-Disclosures

The marriage of Miss Ada Newlands
niece of Senator Francis w. Newland
The Washington times., 1909-03-22

Mrs T Dewitt Talmage was hostess
at dinner last evening at the High
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
Sitpreufen.

&Dnigsberg. - Gem gienIt,
maoden Cutie Sunfereit, Serbart.
ltrabe 3, oas 40 Sabre in ser ga.
mile bes REINFORCEMENT SberIt 3. 9.
bon Sirtbin gebient bat, puroe fiir3-
lid BON Ser aaiierin baS goloene
@brenfreu5 berlieben.
. Sii d bau en- - &iir5Ii6 ,pur.
Sc in elmer gtotbibelne ser OonlGne
Der oomi5illoie sluglrlt Grineel tot
aufgefunoen. gr mar, ullseni1eil.
Iib, Inn BORT 3u iiberna6ten, in einerl
Strobbuufen sefroden uno lit oifen.
bar erltift.
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ulf unauigefldrte @elie Bel Dem 9e.
iiter Sable Seuer aus. 9as @obn.
baus brannte total nieOer.
Siliit. - Cine Silliterin, oit
Eodter bes bieiigen MobeIbGaoIers
Otto Baulin, tit nit 10000 W}arl
Sabresgebalt bonn I. gluguit 5. So
ab als Sdngerin an bas 2eip5ige,
Staottbeater ergagiert moroen.
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SeFen.Darmitabt.

Odrmlt abt. - Ser Dem bieli.
gen Sublifium ntdt unbefamteSaol.
baui6lieber Saeob @ebbarbt begging
init leiner @attin oas Set Der i'll.
bernen Sod5eit. gs febIte nidt an
gbrunsen.
@orrbeim. - Sci Der 8iir-
germeilter1pabl Ser @emeinoen @crr-
benin unb nnterflodenba9 ,puroe Der
leitberige 8iirgermeiiter Georg 81.
Sdmitt mieoereelpdblt.
g Ter It e n. = Die Gltelte Gin.
mohnerin unierer 8emeinbe II. tpobl
aud Die altelte Herion bon gang Sci.
len lit bier i'm Sitter bon 100 Sab
rem geltor6en. Gs lit Dies Irau gpo
S6niber, geb. Strnb.
81 ii 3 5 + ei m a. Eb. - 9as a.
idbrise Sobnhen bes 8abnorbeiters
@erb, tpelbes in sem &bein fieI,
murbe' inter eigener 2ebenseefabr
bon Dem @abnorbeiter s.. S9mio!
bon bier gerettet.
Worms. - 2e1,tnont Stou 6es
Gegiments Yrin5 Scarf SIR. 11S er.
i6oB iib in leiner in Ser &aIerne ge.
legenen 8obnung. Das Motio 3ur
Sbat lit porlaufis nod unbefannt.
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er SeDrer B. Sornep bier ernannt
Dor0en.
Sanin5tGbte.

$ amburg. - Sein 40. idbrises
olenltinbiIdum feierte Der Sberpoit.
efretar Jrana Seiie auf Boitontt ID.
100 Wforf 8elobnuns bat Die ga.
Mile oes Steuermanns @alter 4rule
nus Sinfenspdroer, Der a,tf ser Dor.
esten &eiie oes 6iidoamHers $50.
met" iiber 8oro eeitiir3t uno ertrun-
ZEN lit, fir Die 8ersune Der 2eide
,'es Werungliidten ausgeiett.
y men. = Mrtbur sSitger, Ser
,efannte MaIer uno Di9ter, 1T, SO
Sabre alt, on ben GoIgen elmer SIT
'luetSa bier geitorben.
Curb en.-Die biefise 6iient-
.19e 8uherbaIle, oeren iesensrei9es
Wirten INNER mebr Mnerfennuns
Inject, bat i'm eriten Sabre ibres BE-
tebens eini6IiebIib Ser JiliaIe in
Sttdenbiittel uoue $4,000 gntIeibun.
gen 81 neraei6nen gebabt.
g Ii Bed. = Ser Senat in 2iibed
bat Dr. meo. &otb in Mnlab Der
Seier 0es 100dbrisen 8eitebens oes
ler3tli9en 8ereins, beTfen sesenap6r.
tiger 8oriisenber Dr. Motb iii, ioapie
IN Entertaining ieiner ,piiienlbaft-
!iden Wer6ienlte ben 9iteI rYroiei.
lor" berlieben.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
Chinese Legend of the Pleiades.

In China, according to a native
legend, long before the Caucasians
were born there were seven sisters
who lived on the banks of the yell
low river. In order that they might
attain the greatest glory in the
world to come they vowed that they
would never marry. But the par
ents, having very different ideas,
betrothed the eldest to highly de-
sirable young man of their ac-
quaintance. Obedience is one of
the greatest virtues of the Chinese,
so the girl was compelled to give
her consent. She told her sisters
that they would never see her again
and promptly jumped into the Vel
low river. After a short consulta-
ton they concluded to follow her.
That night for the first time seven
bright new stars were seen in the
sky, and that is why only the China
men really know how the Pleiades
first came to be added to the num-
Der of stars.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
FLORIDA SAWDUST ROADS.
Southern Expert Finds It Cheaper and
Best Material to Use.

Southern Expert Finds It Cheaper and
Best Material to Use.
They are making roads Of sawdust
mixed with earth on a new plan in
Leon county. Fla. Two ridges of earth
are thrown up with a road machine at
the required width from each other,
and the space between is filled with a
six inch bed Of sawdust. This is fol-
lowed with a smaller machine, which
plows up and mikes the earth with the
sawdust. This makes a roadbed on
which the tires of the heaviest loaded
vehicles make no impression. The
contractor, G. IL. Averltt. has kept an
accurate account Of expenses in con-
nection with this section of sawdust
and earth road and says the cost ag-
gregates $297 mile. showing it to be
about the cheapest road material in
use.
1t may be suggested that sawdust is
not durable material, but the Florida
True Democrat meets this objection
with the statement that one or two
such roads were constructed in south
Georgia county twenty years ago and
are still in good condition, showing its
durability. AS is well known, Leon
county soil is clayey.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
CHECKING NOXIOUS WEEDS.
Line of Road Improvement That
Should Not Ee Overlooked.

Line of Road Improvement That
Should Not Ee Overlooked.
1t is encouraging to see the attention
that is being paid to good roads all
through the United States. Various
state organizations are taking the mat
ter up. national conventions are being
held, and an international meeting was
recently called to convene in France.
Everything points toward better high
ways. better facilities for marketing
crops and better conditions for the
farmer.
A good road brings one nearer to his
neighbors, nearer to his church and
school and nearer to his market The
time will soon come when one will
speak of a farm as being ten minutes
distant from town rather than two
miles. The popularity which the auto
mobile is rapidly acquiring among
farmers will promote this good roads
movement.
There is splendid opportunity for
the individual to help the good work
along by taking care Of the roads in
front of his own farm. There is no
surer method than to take pride in the
road that goes past your door.
There is one line Of road improve
ment-the holding in check of noxious
weeds-that is frequently overlooked.
Every roadway can be kept free from
these with comparatively little labor
IL the matter Is taken up promptly.
Each weed that natures bears q more
prolific crop Of seed than its prede-
cessor. If the fence corners and the
roadside are kept free it will be an
easy matter to exterminate the unde-
sirable weed pests which are coming
to be decided problem. If you can
not drag your road. you can at least
have regard for your adjacent field to
keep the weeds from growing along
the roadside.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
Oil For Country Roads,

A most interesting experiment is be-
ing conducted in central Illinois near
Springfield. The state highway COM
mission is making a test of oil on
country roads. While oil roads are no
novelty in many parts of the United
States, they are not known ON the
heavy black Soil of central Illinois.
The top soil Of the road is being mixed
with an asphalt oil to the depth of six
inches. In many parts of the Sucker
State stone roads are out Of the ques
ton. Without the material near at
hand the great prairie states cannot
expect to have stone pixies. as do some
of the eastern states Good roads must
be secured by drainage. special care
and possibly by the use of oil. This
experiment will be watched with 9
great deal of interest.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
MAINTENANCE OF HIGHWAYS
Features Of the Patrol System to Keep
Roads In Good Condition.

Roads In Good Condition.
The new state highway commission
has announced that it expects to adopt
the patrol system for the maintenance
of the state and county highways here
tofore improved by state aid. This
will involve the maintenance of a
force of some 100 patrolmen, each with
a horse and cart and each assigned to
look after the repair of ten miles Of
road. This system involves an ex-
pense of $50 year per mile of road
to be repaired. 1t has been success
fully followed out in keeping in con-
dition improved highways in Massa-
chusetts and in certain foreign coun-
tries. and under the system the roads
are kept in such state of efficiency
that much in the way Of expensive re-
pair work is avoided.
The commission has also voted to
establish Immediately a bureau of re-
search for the purpose Of Investigate
ing the various methods Of construc-
ton in vogue in neighboring states
and for conducting experiments with
view to ascertaining the best form
Of construction which will be adapted
to the present conditions. having In
mind especially the great damage
caused by automobile traffic.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
Result Of Bad Roads.

There is another matter that makes
bad roads factor Of loss. That is in
the sale Of the farm. A farm ten
miles out on road impossible for FIVE
months in the year has five-twelfths
of its usefulness impaired and is GER
tainly worth 33 1-3 per cent intrinsic.
roads not so bad. Bad roads are de-
terrent to settlement, thus driving an
additional value away from farm land
due to increasing population. They
act as a repellant force to drive the
boys and girls and desirable citizens
from farm life.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-08-06
BaDern.

so il n 6 n. - Gin MutomobiI 0es
Observation-Disclosures nit bier 81
ii5ieren uno 5pei SolOaten eerietb
in Der Nabe BON Menterlhtpeige in
einen StraBengraben. Die Sniaiien
apllroen berausgeibleubert l,nb Die
Seutnants &rieg unO 8raf Spreti
babel ld1per perlett.
g a m BERG. - Sn 2ettenrelltb
Bel S6tpiirbib iinb bur6 Sen ginItura
elmer Sanbpano Der Better Glider
uno apei Irbeiter peribiittet 1porben.
Gin slrbeiter lpurbe setootet, Siib-
Ter unb Der anoere slrbeiter iino
ibiper berlett.
grlon9en. - Ser langidbrige
8e5irfstbierar3t uno 8erwalter bes
Granger Shladtbofes S6ent lpuroe
auf Dem Warfte bonn Sdlage geriibrt
uno mar iofort tot.
Sranfentb al. - 0urh @roB-
feuer tpurbe Die Mtobelfabrit bon 81.
@eiI in Der Speper StraBe einge-
aiaert. Ser Sbaoen lit bebeutenb.
Siit henb II / IN. - Ser 20
Sabre olte Gagner Beter Dtabl muir
De weeen Sittlibfeitsperbrebens Der.
baftet.
&aiiers lantern. = Sn
8ers5obern lit berSenior Ser pfdl5i-
iden proteltantiiden @eiltlidfeit,
4irhenratb Waurer, i'm 81. 2ebens.
iabre geltorben.
osbut. Ser perbeira-
tbete Shneiber Sobann Safele in
gldborf iiberfiel aus @iferiuht ieine
ssrau ubno bra6te ibr 5ebn Slide Bel,
10 DOB iie blutiiberitromt liegen blieb.
Ser Eb1ter purbe uerbaitet.
gtorbIingen. - SIM feItlid)
oeforierten &roneniaale gu Settingen
beranItaltete anlaBlib Der 8ollen.
bune ser 1000. Srsel unb bes 5000.
Sarmoniums Die Soforgelfabrif bon
Steinmeper Elm ibones Set.
Speper. - IuT Der Serren'
,pide in Den &beinanlagen bat iif
Der ginnebmereigebilfe i'm @iirgerlpi.
taI, Safob 0fingeI. Sobn Der 8ittps
0finael. ourh einen ShuB in Die linf,
S1lafe entIeibt.
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MefIeMbMrq.

g d. no in. - 9as 5OiGbrige
DienltiubilGum ieierte General ser
Snfanterie g. 8. bon unb az gglofi-
ITEM nelder bonn. S,,ni 1900 Bis
gum Wat 1903 &ommanoeur ser II.
Otptlton in Shperin mar.
9 il + ON. Der grbpGhter
Saader in &l.-Sien oerfaufte ieine
grbpahtitelle an Die 8altiide 2ano-
pant fir $4,000 Mf.
81 an, - Sier feierte unIer Wit-
burger Serr SrieOrib StiiSemunn,
iein 5Oiabriges 8erufsiubildum uno
5ugleid ben so. Sabrestae Ser @riin-
oung Der Sirma @ilb. 9anfert.
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poftna@ri@te''
aus nrt1 alien Nater-
lamnf.
Mus Der Meidsbanptitabt.

Berlin. = Nad l1nteridIasung
bon &irdengeIoern in Sobe BON 49,
600 Nearf lit Der Rirdenfalienren.
Oant Der Na5aretb @emeinoe, Med.
nursssratb RarI BOB, fIiidtis geapor.
Den.
Wegen l1nteridlasumg un6 @e9.
ieIfaIAung puroe Elm Raafmann
sSran5 @anena in Der RonigltraBe
feitgenonunen.
Der giidgans ieines @ei6dftes
bot AUDI Den 40 Sabre alien SoI5.
bilbbauer gilbert Grune aus Cant.
tpit, Der ieit 20 Sabren feline @erf.
itatt IN Der @itterltraBe 155 bate.
gum SelbltmorS beranlaBt.
Bel einem @treite in Ser esiioen.
ftraBe ri4tete in Der Ma9t gum
Sonntos Der 27.iabrise @9neiber
IMuoolf anoblaub ben Menolper &C.
gen ietnen eieenen Bruoer uno Der.
'lebte i'm fdtper.
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1prang Die "a Sabre alte Sabrifar-
beiterin Gle &insline in Der 2ibbe.
ner Strabe % gum 5eniter binaus,
I'm ii6 Dos 2eben gu nehnen.
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80 Sabre olte Mrtilt Grid 8eder
feltgenommen, Der idon IGnger lei.
nen geruf entiogt bat uno auf Ib.
tpe9en ipanoelte.
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8aSen.

g 6 + elm. = @robe Mufre-
gung berriht in unierem Srte iniol-
ge Scr Terbaftung Oes Sauptlebrers
geber tpegen Sittlidfeitsperqebens.
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li6 Der 8irtb gum Barren, Sturr1,
Elm crit IS Sabre alter Mann, ourd
etnen S6uB Ing Ser5 get0otet. Ser
@runO our Ebat lit unbefonnt.
Sfor3beim. Mad Inter
idlosung bon 1850 Marf ging ser
38 Sabre alte 9tusIdufer Sobonn
8roB bon 3ainen, ,pobnDaft in SHE.
fern, fliibtig.
Sfbein bii6ofsbeim. - es
eridoB ii6 al1f DEM bieiigen 5rieo.
bofe auf Dem @robe ieiner Sdnpeiter
Elm Raufmann bon StraBburg, no.
mems 2uotpig Sul3berger.
g a d ienfIur. - Ser felt L.
b. 81. nern1iBte Sermann Eeifel
,puroe nm ginfluB ser l1mpfer in Die
Salber als 2eibe aus DEM @aiier
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ct. @eorgen. = Sn Sennen'
bronn lit in ser Rabt 6as Mntpeien
oes 2anotpirtbs Watbias 9reitbaup1
nieoergebrannt. Ser S6aben BE-
ldlft iid) auf runb 5000 Morf.
SO eingarten. Sn Der ODE
rem Niible (8eiiser @iIbelm 2epp)
brah Jeuer aus, nelhes bas TINT
iangrei6e 8ebGuoe in tpeniget
Stunoen in Mibe leste.
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0ramnidllueia.
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8rauni d M etg. = Der 3im'
inermann Otto Biaeerotb aus
@rauni hpeig, tpuroe unter Dem orin.
eenoen 8erbabte perbaitet, ben Sob
zines Mannes nerihuloet 81 baben.
Seiien. = Gum eriten 3naben'
Iebrer an Der bieiisen @olfsldule III
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Sl6enburd.

SIbenburg. = Ser Toltbal,-
inipeftor 8auratb 8ittbolt in Bots-
Dam, Elm StaOtoloenburger 1,no gr-
bauer bes bieiigen Boltbauies, puroe
gum Yoltbauratb ernannt.
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The Auto a Road Builder

Good country roads are already tr
sight Every prosperous farmer either
owns an automobile or is making IN
quiries as to the price Of one.