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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-06-03
For Sale.

A complete ]. I. Case separator,
with cook house, water tanks,
pump, hose and derrick forks,
ready to thresh. A bargain if
taken at once. Terms made known
on application. See =
BUsHUE & HERZoG,
Ferdinand, Ida.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-06-03
Additional Local Items.

DO not fail to see the immense
new stock of wall paper just re-
ceived at Thony Aichlmayr's Wall
Paper & Paint store
Monday was Memorial Day and
was observed here by the banks
and postofice remaining closed, the
latter only opening for short time
when the mails arrived.
If you paint your house with
Sherwin Williams paint you will
be pleased with the results. We
have everything in the paint line.
Hoene Hardware.
Mrs. S. c. Kurdy returned Tues
day evening from visit with her
parents and was accompanied home
nv her aunt, Mrs. Michael, who
has been at Walla Walla fors everal
months past.
Don't overlook the fine and use
full premiums given with Grand
Union teas. coffees, spices, etc.
New stock and premiums just in
at Thony Aichlmayr's grocery.
A bouncing baby girl was born
early Tuesday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Broker in this city.
Mother and child are doing nicely
and inns nerves will soon be steady
enough to permit him to scrape
chins again.
Cottonwood Patent costs no more
than other -four not half so good.
Remember, Thony Aichlmayr
has the largest and most complete
stock of wall paper, room mould.
ings, plate rails, paints, brushes
varnishes, oil cloths, etc. And the
prices are the lowest.
LosT.-One sorrel mare will
white name and tail, strip in face,
branded on right shoulder
weight about 1000 pounds. Re
ward of $500 will be paid for it
return. JOHN ROOKIE,
Cottonwood, Ida
c. w. Felt and son, Curtis Mil
Ter, L. M. Swift and Russell Wood
ruff were in the city Tuesday after
noon from Nezperce in the former
automobile. E. L. Parker wer
back with them to Nezperce an
returned home Wednesday evenin
on the train.
The Grangeville ball team wi
come to Cottonwood Sunday
cross bats with the local aggregi
ton. The visiting team is qui
strong this year and the local bunc
will have hard battle to win fro
them. The game should draw
good crowd and will no doubt be
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-06-03

uHy June, 1911, to the Score
tary OF said corporation at its office in the Brust
brick building on Main street in Cottonwood
county and state aforesaid.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-06-03

Tony Tackle is taking an en-
forced vacation on account of
having blood poison in one hand.
]. E. Gentry was in this morn
ing from north of town and had
his two subscriptions set ahead |
another year.
Mrs. Deasy, Chris. Madison
and Geo. Boliou are business
visitors in the city today from
beyond Westlake.
The approaching wedding of
Matthias Schubert and Miss Mary
Aichlmayr was announced Sun
day at the local Catholic church.
Mat Duclos returned Wednes-
day evening from a ten days.
trip to Montana and is highly
pleased with what he saw there.
He was over part of the Flathead
reservation and says the country
where Tony Baune is located is
destined to become a fine grain
: country, while a few miles away
in another valley the land is of a
: different character and will all
be put under irrigation. He in
tends going back again this fall
and may later buy there.
Cottonwood Patent not merely
good, but really better.
Our prescription department is
our pride. Cottonwood Drug Co.
I6-inch slab wood, 40 and Is
cents per load. Hussman Lumber
, Co.
$ Wall paper 10, 12A, IS and TN
cents per double roll at ThonJ
Aichlmayr's Wall Paper store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-17
Letters From
The People
MANOA PRECINCT CLUB.

Editor AdEertise r:-As there seems
To be persistent effort on the part d
the Andrews Bufandeau t5czsr 10 give
the public the impression that Mr.. Cath
cart was the main issue at the election
# officers If the Republican Club Of
the Third Precinct Of the Fourth Dis
trict Friday evening. / believe that in
justice both to Mr.. CasHcart and to the
candidates running IN oPpos ton to the
Bufandeau ticket that it should be au-
thorltatIyely stated that there j. no IN
derstanding between Mr. Cathcart and
ourselves. / have had no communion
ton with him, directly or Indirectly. nor
has any mention Of has name been made
except N DENYING the assertion that |
was ono Of the several nominees repre-
seating his interests.
/ can not vouch for the dialogue pub
Hshed in yesterday morning 5 paper
between Andrews and the voter from
Nanoa, but it at least represents the
true situation. First Andrew. eudeav0rs
10 bring Mr.. Cathcart into the contest.
expresses surprise that the Nanoaite
has not heard IF an issue that does not
exist. advertises his own opposition to
rathcart and concludes with an en-
deayor to bew.lder the voter. This. it.
seems to me Is going pretty far for
self-constltuted Judge Of election but it
i in keeping with the ballots printed
with his candidates names at the head
Of The list regardless Of alphabetical
restrictions, and his attempt to use
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-12-23
NO SOCIETY LEADER
Capital Social Circle Has No
Acknowledged Head.
Situation Entirely Different From
That in Other Big clties-Too Many
Sets of Almost Equal Importance
Many Clever Women.

Washington.-"Who is the real lead
er of Washington society?" is a ques-
ton frequently asked over the tea
cups and in the embrasure Of club
windows when the social season
opens. Although never answered, 1t
never fails to arouse discussion in
which no two participants are agreed.
The late Mrs. Astor's acknowledged
supremacy In the New York social
world served to draw attention to the
fact that the social situation in the
capital city is far different from that
Of New York and that the unquestion-
ed sway Of the individual Is hardly
possible here from the very consutu-
ton Of society itself. 1t Is different
here, in that 1t possesses several dis
tinct sets and there are persons who
are prominent, even leaders in one of
these sets who have few Affiliations
with the others.
This winters social season at Wash
ington starts with the understanding
that there is to be in some sort re-
organization of what in the first presi-
dents time was awkwardly called
"the republican court"-that is to say,
the persons on the invitation list of
the White House. Mrs. Taft is repre-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-12-23

dence, 2401 Massachusetts avenue,
now adds an important point for con-
ductors of sightseeing tours to ex.
patiate upon as we'll as for those who
"do" that neighborhood in less con-
spicuous style.
Justice Hughes has fallen into the
custom of his colleagues on the Su,
preme bench in walking home every
afternoon from the Capitol. His
passage through Dupont Circle, where
his youngest daughter-now going on
her fourth year-takes her daily air
ing, is an event for those who lose
nothing essential when they stroll
about that neighborhood section. The
Hughes household consist Of Charles
e. Hughes Jr., who is at college, and
Miss Helen Hughes, who Is at Vas
sar, and two younger girls, and JUS
tice Hughes mother, Mrs. David T..
Hughes. Mrs. Hughes was Miss Ar
toinette Carter, daughter Of the late
Walter s. Carter, senior member q:
the law firm of which her husband
was junior. She studied three years
at Wells college and two years as a
special student at Wellesley college.
She Is a Daughter of the American
Revolution and member of the New
York Colonial club and of the New
York Society Of Mayflower Descend
ants.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-12-23

sented as having come to the conclu-
sion that by the exercise of Judgment
In the bringing of people together the
interest and advantage of social as
semblages In Washington can be en-
HANGED. She desires to center the
leading social group within restrict
ed but better defined circle. She real
lies, of course, that 1t is not wholly
possible to carry out this arrangement
at what are termed state receptions,
but she hopes to lessen or do away
with that spirit Of tension and dis
satisfaction which has regularly fol-
lowed in the wake of past entertain
ments. because of the unwillingness of
representatives of different social sets
to meet on common grounds. Never
theless Mrs. Taft is automatically
edging away from the pit of snobbery.
In fact, she Is simplifying the scope
and tendencies of the White House as
social center.
There is "the White House set" and
the diplomatic, official and army and
navy sets. Each has a distinct char
acter of its own. Many individuals
there are who possess entree to all
these circles, yet there are also charm
ing women who, having taken their
places within one of these cliques,
care little for the doings of the others.
The White House Set.
The White House set necessarily
changes as the occupants of the White
House change. 1t reflects the per-
sonal tastes Of the ruler of the nation
and of the first lady Of the land.
Necessarily, also. political expediency
can not be wholly left out in arrang-
ing many of the White House gather
ings. yet the private entertainments
more often than not are made I'D of
those who are genuinely congenial to
the White House occupants.
Official society takes its cue largely
from the White House set, but it also
has many activities of it's own. It's
leaders are drawn from the families of
those senators, representatives and
other government officials who have
social prestige, wealth and the ability
to contribute to the gayety of the So
cial season.
BY common consent the set which
is largely made up of the diplomats
and their wives is the most alluring
of all in Washington, especially to the
wealthy outsider who comes to make
his home in the capital city. The cos
mopolitan character of the corps, the
easy, good fellowship which prevails
samong it's members and the fact that
the duty of diplomat In Washington
consists largely in making himself
agreeable to the people of the coun-
try to which he is accredited, give to
the social doings of the corps a charm
which is felt by all who come within
the circle. The adherence to prece-
dent in social matters which is of
necessity insisted upon by the diplo-
mats has had considerable influence
in establishing for Washington her
own official and social precedents.
Within the circle formed by the
army and navy men and the feminine
members of their households there is
an atmosphere of friendship which
comes of the fact that not only the
men but the women have many expe-
riences in common. having "roughed
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
9eGen n-Na0au.

z ! II /. X I.
@peeIe. Der Mrbiter 9artel
aus Wahnbduien sins allf Dem Nadz
bnnfsipeye iiber Die Shleuie. ST slitt
aus uno ftiir3te In Oas gerabe 5ehr
niebrige MaiIer. 9robDem Ser berz
beiseeilte 5hleufenmeiiter ibn glei1
aus benz Waffer sos, mar er fcbDn
tobt.
Erepfu. Gerr 2ebrer d. ..
SGtumpf uno s5rau oabier feierfen In
ungsn6tnlih f0rperliheer Miiitiateit
unb geiftieer syriidt oos Gtit ber golz
oenen 0Dh5eit.
1lugtoanfen. Il 6err csSatob
Weber unb beitn gbefrau fsierten sic
gDI0ene 6rnasit. Bonn R0ntq fpdr
benz Subiiur ous iiblitht @tlbsefhenf
beipiuint pprbfn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
gpna Shdcrtiih.

soeben ging uns Die Sauuarz zNusoa6e
Der y9eutIden 9ausfrau", Milnallfee,
&is.. 5u SSie INNER. 10 bietet audi
beIes Wlal ipteber bas reid nnb gez
Idnadpou illuitrirte Seft cine Siue Bee
Ie6renoen unb lmter6altenben 2eieItoffes.
@ir nenneu insbeipnDere Die beiben ilIuz
Itrirten Irtifel rSte S09ne Deg beuti6en
aronprin5eupaores" unb u9ie gtatur als
aiinitlerin IN ben edn!e,etrriitallen" Die
iabrgiiberrolduneen", Gin Sralrm il,
ser Splbeiterua6t" unb Gin iebr falter
Sag, bie anleitllneen fir 5anbarbeit.
Gtiderei uno S6neiberei ,tnb ben borz
siigli9 rebisirten 8rieffaiten. @tr t6n=
nen alien nnleren 2eierinnen uub 2eIern
Die fleibise aeftiire Der v9eutIden Sa1sz
frau" llno elm Mbonnement duf Dieie
por5iislidj reoisirte IonatsI6rift uur
brinser1b empfeblen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

fpelder brei 9lrbeiter sahlsn, oie fiir5s
,Iih in GuiIel unter oem 8eronhte Dss
Observation-Disclosures an sirlem Idnos
name feftgenomirter1 tpuroen.
2eitmeriB 8ifdof Dr. etbps
Eel lit berfhieoen.
Mdbrifh 81 ftruu.snfolse
elmer MnSeige bes Sbe1teriefrstdrs
Sigh tpuroe Der In Mien dnSdfitge
Sheaterbireftor gomunb @pillern in
|. MGbriIh-Ditrau perbuftet nno Dem
8esirfsaerihte eingeliefert. Gomuno
@pilIern, Der felt bisfen sSahren ais
Ebedteroireftor tpirft. erDffnete Dor
Ruraem bier oas Raburett Sung
brunnen", fir tpeldes er groee Moaps
tirungsarbeiten burbfiibren lieB ilno
auh aablreihe ionftige @efperbetret<
benbe snr lieferuns heranaog.
pilfen. Ser @eneraloireftor
Der Muftro orientdli!hen 6anotlss
aftiengelelIihaft DITTO 6uferl TT ges
itorben. gr gait als genaner ReIls
ner bes orientdlilhen 6dnbelsgeihdfz
tes unb betbdtigte iih lange IN Der
2epante. Damn griinoete er bic Mutros
orientaliIde 6anbels GeieGfhaft tn
Wien. trat, als lebtere bon Der Rre1
bitanItaIt in Zine Mftiengeieaf6aft
umaeipan6elt tpuroe. in Die leitung
Elm unb tpuroe in Der Golge General
b!reftpr.
prebbura. 3ufolge 8alfen.
brud,es itiirste beim Bau bes bieligen
poftpalais bas @eriif elm uno rib
feds Irbeiter nit in bic Siefe. Wdbs
reno fiinf Mrbeiter peniger erbeblih
perlebt ipurben, trug stephan WtIfo
10 Ibpere 8erlebunsen babon, Dab
er i'm 2aufe Oes 9ases niht mebr
aum 8eipuBtiein fam.
$@weti.
gbur. Der Ramera6 6es pers
unsliidten sesGsers Duff bat geifan>
ben, auf etne bon tbm unerfldrlihe
WeiIe Gas uneliid peruriaht au bds
BEN. gr babe ietne 8u9fe aufges
nommen unb ba6ei lei elm 9huB losz
seaaneen, Ser ben gun5 in Ser Ndhe
tnieenoen Duff in t0otli9er Weiie
trdf.
Qusern. Mm Sanatoriums=
neubau auf 6emfdlen Bel 2u3ern
itiirate Ser 32jdbrige perpeiratbete
Nrbeiter Rubolf Oubenoprfer bon Der
Gollabenfubrit 6orgen au Spoe.
Der Oireftpr Der 5tdott1hen Inter
nebmungen, Staotratb Stirntmann,
bat aus 9eIuno6eitsriidii6ten feline
@ntlaKuna eingereiht.
80 II 3 b. = &iirsli6 Fdno man
BEL golIpmben bie 2eife zines aus
5umisnalo gebiirtigen, auf Der
GurdreiIe begrtffenen Nlbert Scmz
mer, Der offenbur, als er iih i'm
Sreten nieoergeIebt bate, bonn SA!dfe
iibermannt ipuroe unb erfror.
Mprges.\ Mun fano am
5trabenborb stpiI6en Naaman uno
gtob bic 2ei6e bes 35idbrigen sSules
@iriens, Der Rahts oen 2auIdnner
3ug perlaKen bate, Inn nu6 9aule
auriidsufe6ren. Die 2ei6e ipeiIt am
8ppfe neri6ieoene Munoen auf, Ole
auf einen Mtoro idlieBen lahen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

y 4F1
WeIferooe Giir3lih ipur6e
Eier Der Maurer Meis bon einenl be-
labenen Wdgen iiberfabren nnD i'm
Elm Sbsrfhentel 5ermalmt.
Winterberg. Gs iDursen
beitn Hdngtren Rm/ 6ilf5bremier
Seitreid aaf gaAnhef geftipis beioe
8sine absefabren.
aO,sssret@ Sa&fea.
Wenlau.- gn oen syolgen zines
Reblfopfleioens lit Der Boriieber oes
BaEnbofs Mplau @0lbihtdlbriide,
Birnbaum. aeitorben. Der alIgemein
belisbte 8eantte bat ein Mlter bon 48
sSabren erreiht.
NiebernenibDnberg. -
Dem Siihler Gmil Neloe Riebers
/ neulchDnbers BEL 5anha tpurDe bas
sSeuertpebr- @brenaeihen perlieben.
SIbersborf. 80 6ier erbdngte
fid3 sic sFrau bes 6anourbeiters g.,
luie es lheint, in seiitiser llmna4z
tung.
5anba. Der pripatus Grnit
RDbler in Sanoa polIte eine 5laite
Wein aus Dem aener bolen. Gr
hatts ieooh Salsidure ertpiIht uno
bereits oapon getrunten, ais er laute
| 5dmeraensidreis ausitisB. aDbler
bat Itarte innerlihe @erbrennunsen
erlitten.
StiiBensriin. Sm gDobn=
6aus oes Malermeilters SIB bier
Ielbit entfanO Ieuer, bos in furaer
3eit bds gunsa 6aus in 4Ihe legte.
9as eSnpeutar fonnte nur gum flei=
nen 5heile aerettst perben.
3pidou. Nuf Dem sSortunu=
ldaht in 3tpidau lit Ser 8eraurbeiter
6ermann Srpmmler t0otlih perunz
aliidt. gr ipuroe BON einem 6unt
eeaen bic Gtempel eeprebt, nobel
lbm, Der 8ruitforb einaeoriiat puroe.
2saperm.
sSiifien. = Ser Saql0bner 9ln=
ton G6neieer BON pfronten Weibz
baH gerietb unter einen ins Ho[len
getpmmenen 8aumitdmm, nobel ihm
Der re6te Sub abgeldlasen nurOe.
gr TT ieinen 8erlebunsen erlesen.
5of. = Sn einem bieiigen 9otel
nuroe Der aus 2eipaia sebiirtige lez
otge pratt. Ir3t Dr.. 5eribert Gant
toot aufgefunOen. gr bate iid nit
elnem dratli4en sSnitrumente einen
Stth in DEN linten Oberarm uno Ell
! nen S6nttt ins linfe 6anOeelent
| belgebra9t, 10 oab Die pulsaeer ae=
Dffnet porDen mar.
Nurnberg. : Die goLbene 8;irz
germeoaiue fir 25idbrise Dienitaeit
als Observation-Disclosures puroe
i'm prunflaale oes alten Hatbbauies
Dem @emeinoebepollmddtis.en 5az
hrtffeitber &ommer5ienratb goudrO
5aas feierl!h iiberreibt.
Baifau. Der % Sabre alte
Waurer sSolepb Sdm0ller pon 8eiz
berlptes lpdte feline ssrau in oen mo-
zen Neu5urger WalO. On elmer Siemz
| lih perborgenen Steue itad ShmDlz
ler feline 5rau nieber, 10 bab lie iofort
toot mar. Der MDrber Fente ii9
ie!bit Der goliaei.
g.-5eit bem 19. 92oz
pember lit Der ebemdlige geiitesgez
it0rte Sddffler Sobann S6nei0er
ron bier abgdneig.
Sub mannsfe!ben. - 6ier
itiirate oas- peridbrige S0bnhen oes
8aufmanns 3auldinser in Sen nit
iieoeno beibem @aiier sefiilIten
MuIhfeiiel unb srlitt ardbliGe8ranoz
punben. bic isin 4ble6en befiirdten
laifen.
gDursburs. = Das 5dtpurgez
riGt in Wir5bura perurtheilte Die
tpohlbabenben Setonomst0dter Gpa
uno eeSobanna 6obn BON Sepfriebsz
burg, bic i6re unebelithen &tnber TO-
fort naf Ser 8eburt berbroHelt uno
Die 2eihen in eire Mbortgrube senprz
fen batten, au ie 21a Safren @efdng=
niB.
2s1einpfals.
bau. Sn 6ablrh branz
gen anei ssabrifarbeiter in Sic Mobz
nuna Der @beleute aii1el Elm. Die
ansegriffenen tpebrten iid beftig,
n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06
Tresins yemxsera.

pS Smsltilc 1tll0S Der 9fdll DeS 0nrts
tlers McDlds in Men0prf niefer. Mnzs
Ber BET, sslltterpprr1then fafnen Elm
Nfsrb nno bier Ghneine in SenGlamz.
men Inn.
@Ibtotp. Ser RuSnmatrofe
Grnit Mienbola, Der in Wied fpdbz
ren0 oer 9lbtpefenbeit Ieines Mrbei!as=
bers, zines 5htffers, bie Ruiiits erz
brad, ppllffdnbig ausranbte, oie gez
fiohlenen Gahen in cSarmen auf Ser,
6erberse bertdnfte uno 0ann ftiintig
'ipliroe, lit iebt in 2iibed ergriffen.
G etpabl. gs brdnnten Mobn=
bans unb Stall Oes Badermeiiters
GeBmann nieber.
StrdlIunb. glm 90. Mprtl
1910 ftnbet bierfelbit bas 350id5rige
ssntildum oes Gbmnaiiarns itatt.
5ninemiinbe Den SOB
i'm Sfpinitrom sef,lnnen bat ieOenz
fans ber Gergeant @errssbtpics pom
hieiigen Mrtilleriebatdillon, Der bers
n1iBt miro.
Wplga It. Gum Warrer Der
oeutlher ebangeltiGsn @etneinoe in
pommerobe i'm Staats Santa gatba=
rna Wraiilien) lit Der 6ilsspreoiger
cSpguN'tes puIser lh 2SOlsaN lpp'h@
'''et") pelnlen lpolceh.
4ropims SGreswta- Aofaeta.
6uIum. 8eim 5pielen nit
~ u Il < Y. = A
s.nsi sa Sa.onpnpls sWpB l.W pct ~ II
lapl.es So9n oes M ssnpIH'anns oIDI I
osl ganleh " oppm'teol cue H'se'
~ o1e guhgs. oe cr,.
On xl +; Uutspe!!Bsa CT ausl pul Dus Soa, ~.
GHIS Gnst.lgp.S I0't % o9Dass.slo' un So, u,m
0n1elgahOtsI Ots ~ Snaue 0ulua'
psllauI,' ~ ~ aas oSs GauIpls.s IpelDe" 'e'u'~
l'p = 44O,oVO WI. 9eha"''l,
Ms U " y IeI O,y W. 'aSsn, n:ns
lnnlKl, e.s lgl " aase ailes "uso
auI M OCT !selon1arI a 2uhssaoo1f yen 81 aas. ss.
lsBle, e ~ ~ OeI geIlDh oes q .sega.
alIeH . utappens SpnooI ans sopuel~
oet, Soigtamg, ourm 9saoatlnel.sS 9Sae
1pap,n'eINeI ouestsoulpstsppln' G, s:x g.
eingeIiefert tporben. 4
SDnninq. 5taotratA 6. Wez
iteniee fann auf cine 25idhriae 56d=
tiafeit als 9tabtperoroneter uno
Staotrat6 auridbliden.
,,.... csr.a..
Ihnnoen nod benz W2Drber oes 8ierz
fut5hers 9Rihter iinO bisher re1ultat=
los perlauTen. Der Grite Staatsz
antpalt bat iebt auf bic Grmitteluns
bes Sbdters cine gelobnung BON 500
Mart ausaeiebt.
Ruttonib. Der prGparanb
Dintler BON bier fubr nit einisen
Mitidbilern nad MpslotpiB. Sn
Waaenabtbeit entltano unter ben jun
aen Qeuten cine 8alderei. plDBlih
gina sic nicbt orbnunssgemGb se='
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-06

rsSur6tbar bGmlig. 6dbe ih 6a in
8ebanfen mein Mutomobil Deriebt, I'm
neues 9ensin faufen au t0nnen 49,.
mas tbus ih nun nit benz 8enain2"
Mrbeitstbeilnns.
.g3o lit benn sssbre Da1t aebaut2"
|. r8ei 8lobm & Dob."
.Mber 10 Elm fleines Shiff, bus
bate bod Blohm allein ballen tOnz
nen!"
Gr peik es.
@utte: .poB auf. am Grften tper,
Ben mir gefteigert."
@uttin: rWurum benn2"
@dtte: .Dprt lit eben Die sfrdu bes
6unsherrn apr pubmdderin sesuns
gen.
/. Gin Samptifiid.
.Nun febIt dber in Deiner pupper,s
Nabe oar nidts llebr !@
0cth. Wfamd, eth @sl0f fMraai Il
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Suxem6ura.

8i6ten. Muf Ser 2anoitrabe
BON Eier ndn @rosbous fdno man
Sen SO Sabre alten Stetnbauer Sob.
Staubt bon bier als 2eihe uuf. Der
5ob tit tpabriheinlih bur6 Grfrieren
eingetreten.
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perfhieb 6err pfdrrer peter gfeifer.
6err Heiter mar geboren 3u Wprmelz
Otngen i'm Sabre 1850 unb felt 1899
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ssmit tDurbe Der ssabritarbiter Meais
Dius 8Dh urtier Dem Oerbaht perz
haftet, i'm Wpriabre in 8anern cine
gepifs sSofepba @oer ermprbet au
baben. Bod tDurbe bom 2unoaeriht
Rempten itedbrieflih berfolgt.
Rrafuu. Nus Berlin piro uns
telegrapbirt: Die fieb5eb1 unb biers
aebn Sabre alten 9riiOer gtanisIaus
icto gouaro Gepioersti, bic in Rru=
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furs DDr ibrer Mbfdbrt einsm 09eis1
fenoen 0ie 9rieftaf1e seFfoblen batsl
Ten, fDurben III Berlin perhaftet.
Grnl;ttlungen eranbtn, oab Iit einer
tpsitk r5lDeiSttn 8anoe dnas16ren. III
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Y4einpfals.

2anoau. sssn 5ablr6 oran=
gen apei sSabrifarbeiter in Sic Mobz
nuna Der @beleute aiiiel ein. Die
slngegriffenen ipehrten ii9 beftig,
puroen aber 70 suserihtst, oab lie
beiinRunaslos tpeggeIdafft lperoen
mubten, bod ipurbe audi einem Der
Ingreifer bic aopfbaut oOais abgez
trennt.
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ser 4rbeit 1T Der 81 Sabre llte Nufz
leber peter Giurin auf BEN Nentriz
ftber 6amner oes giIeniperss arGz
ner bier, Ser felt II sSabren auf Dem
aenannten Merte arbeitet. @r erbielt
tiiralih Dom aaiier oas &reus oes
9llsemeinen g6ren5eiGens.
2peibriide den. Ourh grz
ploiion elmer petroleumfanne tpurbe
in 3peibruden oas elfiGbrige 5Ohkr=
hen oes Sdubmahermeilters arDHer
Oerlrtig Derbrannt, ouB es iofort
iturb.
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&ro6betscstbuni 2saoe,l.

Gnoingen. Der lebiae 25=
idbrige 6anblunger H0ttsle bon
Wnhl, Ger bier am Neubau oes Sumo
aDih befhiftigt mar, slitt auf Dem
@eriiite in Der 60be bes atpeiten
5todrertes aus, fiel al unh 5os iih
IdiDere innere 8erleBungen au.
6ei0elbere. eSSrn Nedarae=
miinb machte Der beia6rte gdrtner
Dapio GeB infolge @hpermutb fei=
mem 2eben Ourh Grbdnsen e;n gnbe.
Ren3ingen. Der perheira=
tbete "a Sabre dlte HGdermeifter
2ubmig Otter gerietb mitten In Der
@taot infDlge llnboriihtigttit inter
ben Wugtn, 10 buB Tim bic Mdoer
iiber ben leib ginsen. 2ebenseefdbrz
lid berlebt ifurb er.
Mnnnbeim. grfhniTen bat
ligh allf ben, ltiien syrisobofe III 6er
gs1he bes 6duptportalss niif einem
R1fsnbset ner 40 Sabre alte ptr6ei-
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WeIleroo oe aiir3lih fpnroe
Eier Ser Maurer Meis bon eirsn BE-
labenen Wdgen iiberfabren unD i'm
Elm Sbsrihentel Sermalmt.
Minterbers. sc tDursen
beim Ndngtren benz 6ilf5bremIer
SeFtreid allf gaAnhef geftipis beioe
s0eiue abdefdhren.
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2geetntasS nxs BsGy9afess.

R3In. Der lebte sFrantfurter
@e{angnettftreit biirfte nod ein iibs
Its gnamjpieI buben, bn, pie Der Weu-
iiftritiisr Rarl MpIff erftGrt, btute
md auf fnfuhen eines boben Meqies
r1nQSbeauten Wf1terinI qeqen 0it
Bonner QisoertdfeI 9eiu6i fpiro.
tpeI&e bsiunutli& oen 2. prtis beiIp