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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
MOTHER ANSWERS
SON TRuTHFULLY

"Mother why DO YOU loeC me- J
am always bringing YOU trouble
elll slip You the real reason--but
keep It dark II IS because you are
my own boy ! could no more stop
loving you than jill oonld roll up Hill.
Think J made botch job?'
Pretty much smiling, for he was
genial rascal Anyhow rs Jolly
aud decent OF SOU 10 chum up with
me. mother appreciate it,
Thanks. son, l take sincere in
terest in your welfare: still listen to
you prayers. and kiss you al night
for two reas9ns--yoW salvation, and
10 ascertain whether sou bayo been
smoking You smoked las week.
Tuesday
The boy stared gloomily into the
CRATE.
"Youyc got me helpless. Let's do
a move, mother-and change the sub
iect Are Wild oats the same as
tame?'
"All the difference ia the world,
son Tame oats require only rolling,
10 become the staff OF life where
as, WIG OdiS lh 1Np CURSE OF the hu
man race, because ID is sown in the
SD ingtimc instead of the autumn OF
life. n only the old men induiged m
the smoking, drinking and rlotous liy-
ing they could lill themselves OF
with little harm to pesterity aud we
would plant flowers, wreaths and the
weeping willows On ,heir graves.
and " boys and Young men would
STAY sweet and clean before marriage.
and unti after their children were
boru--it would give these same ehil!
dreu q better chance. Don't think
that your sound little muscular body
is wholly the result Of your training
at the Y NJ. c. A Gym. Your father
was big aud clean before you were
born.
You Aell me, Freddy King can't
perform on the parallel bars as you
can: and they wont lei him 20 into
tha plunge because he has q sore That
viii not heal Freddy IS suffering
from oats, son--the innocent victim.
His father sowed them before him and
Freddy is paying the price,
JanettJe Van S. Phillips.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
Age MARTINS PHILOSOPHY.

m difference between actor an
q trained seal is that you have t feed
the seal. A country preacher dresses
lie a corpse. RI
Women must be glad t git home
an cit ther shoes off A Teller kin
lail at everything an still be good
pool player.
rher' ~, one chance Ter ugly
-amilbi!ty. Women oxceis at
etor'thins but ironing the neckband
o. hirt
II seems like tn folks that make. all
tn money 90 t"work at . o'clock.
Il must o been tough t print news
paper durin' tn stone age. Iist think
@ chisln' ont a column O society
newsan' delivering III papers in ahod.
TIL country boy that plows, all day
has got til city feller thas don't
know what to do with himself beat
mile You kin allus fool enough
people G. git int society.
Tn only time some folks look pleas
amt Is in a photi ergraf gallery. Pinky
Kerr has new pair o 81 patent
feathers fer Easter an he had t break
a couple o eggs in 'em before he
could get EN- on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
UNCLE SAM is HARVESTING
Special to Daily Leader.

Sulphur, Okla, May 13-Uncle Sam
is cutting and baling his alfalfa in
Plat National park this week. The
Yield is from ton to a ton and a
quarter per acre. This Is the first cut
ting this year. Four full crops We're
harvested by the United States last
J.ear, although the season was unusual
~ dry. The fields adjoin the Indian
trails leading to the mineral springs
in the park and are passed daily by
hundreds of health and pleasure seek
ers, serving as object lessons as 10
low well Oklahoma soils and climate
will grow this valuable hay and for
ape crop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
carl RAY,
81. b. DAHL,
FLOYD L. MILLER
Press Com. Student League
FELL AND WAS INJURED

Special to Daily Leauer.
Enid, Okla, May l3-C. Il. Kaino
an employe of the ST. Louis Roofing
company, fell yesterday afternoon
from the roof of the candy factory
and narrowly escaped death.
kaine was engaged in assisting in
replacing the patent roofing, and as
he leaned over the edge OF the roof
he lost his balance and fell.
Horrfied spectators who saw the
whirllng body in its swift descent
turned their eyes away.
lie wasstakeo to Ethei hospital and
upon exaAmaton IL was found that
two of his ribs were hrolsehl It is
not thoughttbat he sustained internal
injuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
IN ABAD WAY
Many Guthrie Reader VIII Feel
Grateful for This information.

AfdtcTul lot ' MS lHfOTNHdtiOfs
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your Kidneys are in bad way"
D0an's Kidney Pills will cure you
Here is local evidence to prove 1t:
Mrs J Sturgeon, 1919 w. Cleve-
land Ave, Guthrie. okla, says: "Scv-
eral months ago ! began 10 be an.
nnyed by Il lame and aching back.
The muscles Of my back seemed to
contract when | stoop and II felt as
though sharp Instruments were be-
Ing driven into ME. Tho kidney Sc
cfelihns were scant andi painful in
passaee and ctdsed ME considerable
ahnbsahcca9 Dhc evening while read
ing the nalall. 7 saw oI1oans Kidney
Pills advertised and ] procured a
box at ! NJ Wallace's drug store
Soon after ! began taking them, the
acute pain left my hack and before
! had finished the contents of the box
/ was cured. | have not been both
cred with backache since and for that
reason bold a high opinion of Doan's
Kidney Pills"
For sale by AZ dealers Price 30
cents. FosterM Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name--Doan's--a
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
RECENT ILLUsTRATloN.

with loud protest against Guthrie,
alleging that this city has always oD-
posed progress and such other ale
cations as il had the hardihood to ad-
vance without fear OF being AMMAN
iased by Deity, an oklahoma City
newspaper belched about Indian Ter
riiofy aud tlts supposed Guthrie ani-
mostly thereto; the same issue carry
ing a base aud known falsehood about
Sppulpa. one among the most thriy-
Ing cities OF the Creek nation. Such
is generally the fate of an attempt al
deception. The metropolis has always
attacked whatever was moi of direct
benefit TO certain interests: THAT not
being the policy Of the leading inter
ests OF that city, but seems to have
the sanction OF the townlpt brigands
Sapulpaites very promptly branded
the Oklahoma City lie and demand
fair treatment or open war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
Cor More Than Three Decades

Foleys Honey and Tar has been &
fayorite for all ailments OF
the throat, chest and lungs For In
fants and children it is best and
safest as it contains no opiates and nc
drugs. None genuine but
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. J. N.
Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
RATHER INTERESTING AFFAIR
Special to Daily Leadm.

Special 10 Dally LeadW.
Muskogee, Okla, May l3-Because
4 travelling man, a would-be-vsitor TO
a resort, saw two uniformed police
men, or said he saw them, sitting on
The laps of two girls, the city is in
municipal commissions. 1t is probable
Chief Ledbetter will be the only OF
flee: to remain on the police force.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
A Line OF Talk
UawlOn News-IiopubllcanI

(LawTOn NeWS-ItepubIIcahl
oklahoma City Booster Ito Law
tor boosier) what is the population
% your town?
Lawton Booster How many came
you?
oklahoma CITY BUosicr.--0nc hun
dred and sixty-one, i4H
Lawton Booster-Well. this MORN
ing we had eleven thousand, eight
hundred and tbirty-nine, and by count
ing IN you' crowd we have an even
twelve thousand: but there Is anoth'
og train due tin an hour and can
giye YOU fresh estimate. That's
the way you do Il In your town, amt
1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no opium or other narcot-
les and can be given with implicit
confidence. AS quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, it is unsurpassed.
Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
TEDDY GETS GIFTS
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin. May l3-Emperor William
yesterday presented Colonel Roose'
, cit with four water colors desplctins
The German military in action and
four books descriptive of the army
and its operations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

The state press is for us" shout
the toNnlot spokesman for the capital
removal scheme The "Avant Der
rick and some of the Oklahoma CITY
newspapers are defending the bill;
otherwise the scheme has drawn a
blank in newspaper circles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
WILL END TONIGHT
lBy Associated Press,

aNta tDJ hnpoSidiVc iSo''
Holton, Kas., May 1S-Eyidence IN
the incubator baby kidnapping case
was completed at noon today. The
arguments are being made this after
noon and the case will probably 50
10 the jury this evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Mr. DollNer, OF Iowa, has paid hts
respects to Mr.. Aldrich OF Rhode
Island They were more interesting
than complimentary-those respects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Y Senator Cummins says he wants to
be right Some one should hand the
iowan an application blank for admis.
sion into the party Of Democracy.
where one can be right without apol-
nn.N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Foley Kidney pills contain in con-
centratcd form ingredients of estab-
llshed therapeutic value for the relief
and cure of all kidney aud bladder
ailments. ]. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

All efforts upon the part of the
capital removal schemers to stir up
r'Yalrics tctween different localities
have failed, The people without re-
gard TO locality have ascertained the
grafters purpose, and they are await
ing the time when they may slay the
S6oo,o00 project by 100000 majority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
NoTlcE no SUBSCRIBER!

Hunting the tallsst timber: That
townlot scheme from the Canadian
river bottoms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

# is mistake TO think too much OF
self. The woman who has a keen in
to est in all that concerns life has
.a time to critieise her neighbor,
She Is reading of the latest scientific
u..uNely aha testing the improve
ments modern life hold out to her,
she has no time to search for the hid
den evil, because she sees the openly
displayed good Of those she meets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
Q Q c 0 @ C o o Z Q 0 o 0 o 0 G
. sETTYs CHIT CHAT {
. c
. @ c Q oe Q GO G Q 90 CO @ :

Medical men continue TO startle us
MitA new theories which upset all the
IDEAS We m'e9iously inbibed from
the same source The latest is a
statement that anxiety Is The prevail
ing cause ctsinsaBify We are urged
to 70 through sstFtSIit ith saf add mnfi
ana smiling f3tfE AdeslAhl Ilq exist
ence Of ill-health, of prdvertyssof dan
set to loved ones, of grief for losses.
q IS a difficult task these medical
men set u.s.
Of course We waste nerve force
Che things which call for anxiety are
only a fractional part Of the amount
3yee which we are troubled. We are
not able to mt the past behind us,
Co forget mistakes In striving to avoid
repetition of them. We harbor III
eelings, recent wrongs, sometimes
ncrelY fancied, and think more OF
Nhat we want than what we have.
We talk too much and listen too little
we seek perpetual diversion rather
than content ourselves with our own
resources
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13
PARER'S
HAIR RALCAM

gleanees and benutities the hair.
Promotes luXuuant growth.
Never Fails TO Restore Gray
Hair 10 its Youthful Color.
Cures scalp diseases 4 hair falling,
Doc, and sl,oO al Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

Broad minded women have little in
terest in the neighbor who learns the
habits of every inmate of their house
hold and who burns to disclose he
knowledge They have no taste for
the acquaintance who has to be handl.
ed With gloves or who has mean
streaks in her disposition which she
does not attempt to conceal. They
are good filters, and the inches OF
life require them every day in the
YEAR would rather a hostess would
frankly tell me to fill vacancy than
invite me after another mas disap-
pointed her without telling me that
am q second thought. There can be
no Sing in the former, because hon
esty is admirable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-13

told a story recently to a man
who had an earlier version of 1t, which
differed from mine in a marked de-
gree Yet il had passed through but
on person before reaching me, and
neither my informant nor myself had
knowingly falsified it one bit But
there was d different significance tc
the title incident ii related even with
careful handling. and the man made
1t an occasion for good advice.
There is where women get into a sea
Of trouble he remarked, as he turned
on his heel and registered mental
vow to tell him nothing more, even
should break through my resolve to
shup dangerous topics. He was right
and ! realized it,
BETTY BRADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
@eifalett.

Der 5meigleiiige Musbau Der 9 0 l.
metba1bub II 1dreitet riiitig por-
marts. 8miiden @riigge uno56alfs-
miible miro iebt sic @olmebriide Der.
breitet, sic oas 5meite @eleile aufneb~
men ion. Mn6 am @infbauier Gum
mel ltn0 sic Mrbeiten begonnen mor0en,
fir .etnen neuen Dur6brub 6ur6 6aS
@ebirge uno al1b 5lpiiden Dablerbrii-
de nno &ummenobl uno Briorei lno
Dabl MAIDEN Sic Mrbeiten be0euten0e
Sprti9ritte. - Der 8ergmann &t6.
&elie murbe auf ser 3e6e uManns-
felo" 81 2angen6reer unter Ell
ner groBen &oblenmalie peridittet.-
Sn 8 6me fe brannte sic 8eiibung
oes 9attlermeiiters Meinberg nieoer.
= Muf ser 3ede u&einri6 @uitap"
gu @erne fam ser Sarer &einr.
|59abe aus @arpen 81 So0e. = Mnf
ser 5trede 5milden &dgen uno
@er0ede ml1r0en ser &ottenarbeiter
59mib aus Sole bonn 3uge 5ermalmt.
= Sin 3idbriges &in6 Ser 6amilie
&eritbol0 in Mltenaf ief lit sic Sect
tie uno ertranf. = SSn 9er0edee r=
bdngte 1i6 ser in sen Seer Sabren
iteben6e @al5meilter &no6e. SSn Ell
nem Set6e 5u g ertranfte iid
sic @befrau @eib megen ebeli6er 8tpi=
ltigfeiten. = Die @emeinoe 5dmed=
tern fat SEN 8al1 elmer @alierleitung
hei6Iolien. = Muf oem Mai6inenmerf
ser @eiterpeiloer 8aialtiteinbrI6e in
&onfbau Ell pnr0e ser 8ruh=
meil tier @l1go Setter aus @ummersbad
bon einem einitiir5enben @eriiit err
ihlnaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
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Sprike ser 8%ar5oorfer Senermebr.
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BORT ST.. Saga11, brannten 3 8all=
erngiiter p%oultdnbig nieoer. Ser
Brand muroe ol1rd 6abrl6liigfeit Ell
mes 1~3iabrigen &naben peruria6t. =
Sn 90 ii II terb erg itarb am 81.
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6remot.
9annpber.
Mud insber Yrobin5 @annober, no.
mentli6 in Sen &reil en Mlfelo inns
Seer, fins am Ia. Slmi idlpere llnmet=
ter NIT @agelidlag un0 idwerenl
S6a6en an Sen Telofriihten nieoerge=
gangen. Sci Sbolt onf ser Strede
Oloenburg=2eer mari cine @in0boie
5 @nggons zines @iiter5uges auf Ell
l1e11 acknowledgement Mder. = SSn Sen
areiien Seer un6 @eener un0 Sen
nabe9elegenen ol0enburgiiden @e=
bietstbeilen 1pur0e bur6 @emitter,
8oltenbru6 nn0 &ageli6lag Sic &og=
genernte 5eritort u1r6 grob er Sda0en
an Obit= uno @artenmd9ien perur=
iodt. Mnf Sen 6eloern mur0en piele
@oien, &iibner uno Singpogel bon Sen
5blolien erldlagen. IS fielen @iS-
ltiide Biz gum @emi6t bon 1 Bfuno.
SS11 0itrbauoerfebn lit bel 6enr ltn>pet=
ter fem @aus oeri6ont g%eblieben. 81
MICE @duler puroen p0aig 0emolirt.
9en &onal e%ntlang lin6 aue Saui Ter
obgeoedt. Ser S6a0en miro auf 200,=
900 Marf gelddbt. Sn @eener lit
ebenfauS fem @aus beri6ont geblie=
BEN, ur1b ane Geniteri6eiben muroen
%5ertriimmert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
beilige @efaBe gerarbt.-Mm 8fingit.

beilige @efaBe geraubt. -Mm 8fingit.
montag wuroe oie @rlnoiteinlegung
gum @rtpeitermngsbau Der Stride in
|3ne6 borgenommen. - Sn o ii l.
TEN fiel oas 2idbrige Sobn6en oes
photographer 56mie Dor sic Maoer
zines @aggons ser eleftriiden 8abn
uno muroe 5ermalmt. - Ser 7idbrige
5obn Ser gbeleute Sabrifarbeiter
8uttgereit in @lberfelo ltiir5te in
ser elterliden 8obnung aus ser 2.
@tage in Sen Sof nn0 erlag ieinerl
@erlebungen. = Das I'M Cornelius
itift in @~refel6 undergraduate
bodbetagte @bepaar Meumeier feierte
sic @iama1tene &od)5eit. = 8eim Sc
SEN in ser &ubr in ser Ndbe seq @ob-
ofens, ser Srieorib @il6elms-S iitte
5u 90 ii b1be M a. s. &11br, ertranf
ser 16iabrige Sobn 6es 6ormermei=
tiers 2ob. = Der rbrmaber &einrid)
6elten aus Sr~ier fiel BON eineni
@ergniigmrgsoampfer in sic Moiel
uno ertronf. - SSn ser @ieBerei inn
Stoblmerf Oding GIT Diiiel0orf
itiir5te Elm M%artinofen Elm l11lo peran=
laBte einen 8rono, Ser ii6 iiber sic
! gauge Mnlage berbreitete. = Sn Der
&inoermagenfabrif bon sos. &o6s
ebenoa ridtete @roBfeuer beoeutel1oen
|56aoen an. = SSn 6 a p e e II
mur6e ser Snpalioe Sob. Sober in
ser @eiinoeitube 6es 2an0mirtbes @ie=
ter pom 8libe eri6lagen. - Sic
5to6tperor6neten bon@ epelgberg
bei6lolien SEN 8au zines itqotiidye:i
@asperfeS.
Standardization.
Der ungefdbr 900 Seelen 56blenoen
fatb. 8epolferung 6es @reiSitdot9ens
@eInbau 1T mar bon oeln folt
gang proteitantiiden Magiitrate Sic
grlaubniB ertbeilt mor0e1t, Sic Jro6r.
~leidnamSpro5eiIion ourb mebrere Inn
sic fatb. Stride g%elegene 5troBen ab-
5ubalten. Mm @orabenoe 0eS Seites
mur6e ie6o6 oieie @rlaubniB 5uriisf-
genommen, ga ser proteitantii6e
&farrer oes 5tG6t9ens, elm Mitglie0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

Sabren g%eitorben. - Sn Obert a.
oion ltarb i'm Sitter bon SO Sabren
@auptlebrer Clinton Mobn. - SSn sen
Sutherland getreten lit Sberlebrer Stuff
in &ottmeil. - @odm. SEER
Hfarrer Moam Sell in II ntermod d.
/ II g en- lift I'M Sitter bon II ssabren
an einem S6laganfoue geltorben. =
Die gbeleute 5baoo6us ult6 Maria
Nnna @agner in 1ntermeiIer
b%egingen @ol0ene @od6eit. - Sic
800 Ginpobner 5dblen6e @emeinoe
6 nten5ell fat nur 6rar1en in Sen
OrtSldulratb gelpablt. - Ser 8lib
al6erte @obnbal1s ur6 StaQ 6es De-
conomen Sob. @duBermann in Sci
5 e 0 Elm. = SSn Il I m gerietb ser
Mnfuppler 6ran5 9enninger 5piiden
Die Suffer 5meier @agen uno tpur6e
5erquetidt.
8aben.
Sn &irdoen 1torb ser bodm.
Subelprieiter Mrien Melos, Yfarrer a.
9. BON 8oui6peil, I'M Sitter bon IS
Sabren. ST. mirfte als @icar in Md=
ern uno ct. Martin=5reiburg, als
&aplaneipermieler in &ilIingen
un0 alS &farrer in M0ggingen, uno,
lett 81 Sabren> in 8oul9meil. = Sn
8ermangen ging oos Mnmelen
oes &ebitodmirtbes @lattfeloer in
5lommen auf. = Sn Donuue d.:
ingen muroe sic @rl1n6lteinlegunQ
0eS neuen &atbbauies, oeiien Soften
100000 Mfarf betrasen, auf feierli.
DIE @eiie bou5oeen, gleid5eitig init
Ser 6eier 0es 100iabrigen Subilqums
ser @rbebung 6es Marftfledens 90.
nauei6ingen our Sta6tgemeinoe. =
Ssn ser @egen0 BON ct. 8laiien ba-
ben @emitter groBen S9aoen ange,
ri6tet. 9as Mnmeien 6es Moler1pir.
ties &uber 1T II Sba9 mur-
Sc bonn @libe eingeaidert. Muf Dem
&obeni6manger 8erg fat Elm &agel=
i6lag biele Sel6er bei9d6igt.
Scferretd=11ngarn.
l1eber bas gan5e st aabtbaIg ing
'iunglt ein fiirdterlides nnmetter nit
beftigen @olfenbru6 nie6er. Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
kinder 8Ghreten
MACH FlETCHER'S
CAS RIA
&6einprppin3

Sn &01n nabm bel1er Sic Srobn=
lei9namSfeier einen auBeror0entli6
impoia11ten Gerlauf Die Sbeilnab=
me Don Mdinnern mar bel gr0Ber, alS
in Sen friiberen Sabren uno au@ Sic
fatb. 8eamtenidaft, B ion0erS Sic
Boltbeamten> un0 aue firhli6en fatb.
Mdnner= un6 SSinglings=8ereine ma=
rem in ungemobnli6er Starfe eri@ie=
men. = Dte 8eltro1rer 8eneoifttner
baben sic ftaatlide grlaubnib erbal=
ten, in Ser Stoot Bonn cine Nte=
6erla1iung 5u begrun0en. = Sci ei=
nem @inbrn6e in sic Stride 81 IS i
t mur0en 2 6abnen uno mebrere
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

@aab murbe 81 einem reiBenben
Strom Der peite AMderfld9en iber-
|idmemmte. Sn ser Mdbe bes @ei5er
Embellishments muroe cine Mrbei=
terbarade bon Sen 8ellen meggerilien
uno 10 ilo1pafHde 8auarbeiter CT,
tranfen. Ser angeridtete Sadidaoen
miro auf piele Milionen gei6abt. =
SIM 0itraner &oblenrepier mur0e
ser @%erfsfaiier ser .Seit: 8erg- u10
@iittenmerfe," 50. 5tepan, bon 3
&aubmoroern eridoiien un0 nm 1894
&r. 2obnungsgeloer beral1bt. 9as
Dorf &0t6 bel Marburg, in sIo-
iteiermarf, lit abg%ebrannt. Mebrere
8erlonen e%rlitte11 i6mere 8ranomur@
sen, Elm &in0 lit perbrannt. = SSn Dem
Sta6tden Sfoti@au (0eiterreid-
|Sdleiien) mitbete cine 5%ueersbrunlt,
ole elm gauges 5tabtpiertel 5erlt0rte.
Ser S9aoen betrdet "a Minionen
&reu5er. +.
G%rre,mb1trg. -.
Die neue Hfarrfir9e in Mo9
I II nj muroe bonn bo9p'iten &errn ST.
i6of feierli6 foniefrirt. = SSn 6 e.
b e nj d + miro iebt ebenfaus ser
8au elmer miir6igen ner1en STRIDE ge-
plant. : Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bon 5rotten (pgl Dor. Mummer)
fam am 81. Mai aud in ser &ommer
our Spra6e. @err 9rim proteltirte
oagegen, 0aB man oem 2ebrer sic
S6ul0 gebe. Die 81 &in6er itno idlpe-
rer getroffen, als 5uerIt gemeloet lpur=
Sc, unb Ga Die @ltern 6nrdpeg arm
iin6, erfldrte ji9 sic &egierung be-
reit, Sic Soften ser 8ebanolung gu
iibernebmen. - SSn 2uremburg muir
Sc ser Director Settler bon ser 8ral.
erei 2emino in Gid megen Inter
i6lagung bon mebr alS 100000 sc.
perbaftet. Settler lit aus g6terno6
gebirtig un6 SO Sabre alt. = @ei
leben6igem 2eibe berbrannte in 0e1n
|@tablperfe Mi6epiQe gu 8illerupt ser
6 Of a. 5. M5. gebiirtige, %31iabrige
g. Clement. = Na6 langer Inter
iudung fat Sic Mnflagefamnler rul1<
mebr Sic @beleute &ol5ma6er=gblin=
ger aus 8 ettborn Dor Sic MIiiit1n
%permielen. Das leit einem Sabr in
l1nterlubl1ngsbaft befin0lide gbepaar
lit 6es om Sdreiner &olbad periibten
So6tl6lags Wor6 o0er &aubmoroO
beiduloigt. 9ie 8erbanol1ngen fin
Sen inn SSuli itatt. = SSn &leinbets'
|tingen ipur0e ser 60 Sabre alte
@ei6enlteuer Mic. Sbimmeld bon Ell
nem 3uge iiberfabren un6 10 ldmer