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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-05
EXAMINERS WORK
SHOULD Be RIGID
No Bank Conducting An Honest Bush
ness Need Fear Examination,
Says President Mcintosh.

A@co <AheOASof Odi.t OSta I'll. I. NC
Intosh, president of the Guardian Saw
ings and Trust company of Cleveland,
o., in his annual address as president
of the trust company section of the
American Bankers association, which
was read today by the secretary in Mr..
McIntosh's absence, urges a more fire.
quent and rigid examination Of the
state. Mr.. Mcintosh says:
The question of bank examinations
is one of which great deal has been
said and written in recent years, re-
sulting in the enactment Of laws in
some of the state providing for the ex-
aminations and regulation of these in
stitutions, which has already had
beneficient effect on the general situa-
|tion, as well as beneficial to both the
banks and the public.
1T may be pertinent to inquire to
what extent the examination of banks
should go? 1t would seem In this mat
ter that the more frequent and thor
|ough such examinations are made the
better.
IF it were possible for a banking
department to make at least three ex-
aminations year. at irregular times,
of every bank within its jurisdiction,
the examiners spending sufficient
time to make thorough audit and to
become familiar with the affairs of
such banks, checking over every item
|of their assets, investigating the paper
and investments carried, and be able
to intelligently advise where mistakes
had been made. and firmly insist upon
the laws under which such banks are
acting to be observed, that would be a
condition to be desired.
NO bank operating under state, or
United States laws, if it is conducting
Its business as required by the laws of
lsuch state, or the United States, need
lfear examinations, however frequent
or thorough, but, On the contrary. will
welcome such examinations and lend
| It's aid to the agents appointed to make
the same. believe that all legisIa-
tion providing for the general better
ling of the banking situation and tend
ling to give more frequent and rigid
bank examination should receive the
hearty support Of every bank official.
so that the day may come when such
a thing as bank failure shall be
memory of the past and all banks
shall be safe and sound.
1T will add to the credit Of trust
companies to seek such legislation
rather than to have it forced upon
them. Let us continue to harp on this
subject until every state has state ex-
animation Of trust companies
Another law that should be enact
ed III many states is one providing
that an insolvent trust company be
liquidated by the state superintendent
lof banks instead Of the usual way Of
Iby a receiver appointed BY a court,
which In too many cases results in the
appointment Of a party more distin-
guished in politics than in finances. re-
lsulting usually in very expensive
liquidation, while the expense of liquid
Iations by state banking departments
have demonstrated that these are very
much less than the former
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-05

train No. IA, northbound, and excur-
sion train No. 7s. headed toward st.
Louis, loaded with passengers on their
way TO view the parade of the Yelled
Prophets. The accident, according to
present information, was due entirely
to the disregard of orders by the crew
of No. IA, in charge Of NJ. A. Leonard,
conductor, and John Herman, of
Staunton, motorman.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-10-05

by Associated Press.
Parisville, Mo-, Oct. 5.-Win Mckee
and Geneyieye and Viola Franklin
were drowned in st. Lorent creek last
night, while returning from dance
McKee's horse missed the footing on
the bridge, and plunged into the creek
with the buggy and occupants
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
YOUNG PEOPLE DROWN
CONTINUED from page y

the imperilled party.
The terrible accident has cast a
gloom over the lower end Of Luzerne
county, where the families of all the
victims are prominent. Three of
those who were drowned would have
graduated this summer, young Mn
mich and the Misses Bonham and
Good.
AS soon as 1t became known that
the students had lost their lives,
hundreds of persons soon surround
ed the body of water and graphing
parties at ONCE began searching for
the bodies 2of the rinfortunate eth-
dents. Strangely enough, those Of
Minnich and Miss ;DaveppoFt~ were
In less than two hours all the
bodies were recovered. Not one Of
the parents of the drowned boys and
girls knew Of the accident until all of
the bodies had been brought to the
shore. i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
Arrangements FOR.
Continued from page u

exceedingly busy since the death: Of
the king. She has received a great
number Of visitors, who have been
privileged to enter the death cham
Der. These included, besides most
Of the members Of the cabinet and
the leaders Of the opposition, many
ambassadors and other oh1cials con-
nected with the court and prominent
men who were the intimate friends
OF Edward VII.
A note Of discord In the universal
mourning comes from Dublin, where
at meeting Of the corporation to-
day seven members Of the Sim Fein
society voted against the lord may
orS resolution to send message of
sympathy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
MISS MI: :; \, HtERNlEN JUELL
Shampoo Hairdressing
Manicuring and Electric
= ~ assaging
TRIBUNE BUILDING
WEARS PAPER VEST.

Tarrytown, N. Y, May 12.-John D.
Rockefeller's latest fad is a paper
vest For several weeks past he has
been wearing one himself whenever
he went driving or autoing, and, he
has kept q, considerable stock of ex:
ira VESTS for those friends and neigh.
Now, q score cmfewtaoinceof1 mao
boris who have accompanied him. Now
a score or more homes in Tarrytown
boast possession of Rockefeller pa.
per waistcoat, presented by the oil
king, and cherished as souvenir of
an April Auto ride about the Posan.
tico hills estate. ~:.:~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
News (, 5. Of the State

Richardton will have electric
lights, from power furnished by St.
Mary's Abbey at that place.
The state health laboratory at
Grand Forks has made nine thou
sand tests of specimens of various
kinds submitted since it's establish
ment, or about nine cases a day.
|! Tuesday the school garden at the
N. P. depot in jamestown was plant
ed to flowers, and large number
Of children bringing rakes and does,
directed by Supt. Crane and teachers
of the various grades, met at the
garden during the afternoon to plant
the beds that had been laid cut and
to put the garden in shape for its
summer adornment. The school gar
den Of jamestown has become cele-
brated even beyond the borders Of
the state, and it is hoped that this
season will add to the reputation Of
the flower beds.
The landlord of the Hotel Seyllla
at Devils Lake hired automobiles
and took all his hotel help out to
the Chautauqua grounds for an out
ing.
. -, y .sr,~ 49, <
I During the dry weather farmers
are urged to harrow their wheat as
often as possible until it gets too
high for narrowing. Experienced
farmers say that in this way the
grain is kept moist and thriving.
The 500 surveyors are In Devils
Lake and the right of way agents
are expected soon.
Editor Hager of the Walsh County
Record thinks the republican pri-
mary campaign is being conducted
on higher plane than that Of two
years ago: -
The solicitors for the new armory
at jamestown raised 81 500 in less
than an hour.
The Amalgamated Sugar Beet
company has sent 600 pounds of su-
gar beet seed to Willfston> to be
used by farmers WAC nave land un-
der the irrigation ditch in sowing
experimental acre plots. If good re-
turns are received sugar beet fac
tory is promised for Williston. An
expert from the Billings factory will |
visit Williston to give the farmers
some directions about the cultivation
Of the beets.
The people Of Towner have raised
a purse of $500 for Ed. Waddle, the
man who had his arm torn of while !
blowing with a steam outfit near this
city. In spite Of his shocking in |
juries Wadile IL recovering. -
Mrs. B. c. Pearce Of Maxbass, az
ter quarrel with her husband,
drank poison with suicidal intent and
was discovered shortly after noon
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
SAVES $500, 900 A YEAR.

v60 V000S000 ~ tE1E0s
New York, May ia commission
appointed several weeks ago by May
or Gaynor to make recommendations
for economy in connection with the
city printing, has decided upon cuts
in expenditure which will save the
city 100000 q year. Chief among
the recommendations is a reduction
in the price Of city ADVERTISING in
class papers from 40 cents to rs cents
a line, and the Standardization of
stationery and supplies.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
ENTERTAINED At 500.

Mrs. L. H. Richmond entertained q
number of her friends at her home
on Fourth street last evening. The
amusement of the evening was pro-
gressive five hundred, and the prizes
were won by Mrs. J. D. Healow and
T.. G. Shipman. Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
MINERS PERISH.

Manchester, Eng, May 12.-One
hundred and thirty-seven miners lost
their lives today in an explosion in
the Wellington coal mine at White
Haven. Rescue parties succeeded in
saving four men, but fire has broken
out in the workings, leaving practi-
call no hope for those who are still
entombed. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
FROM THE TRAINING
CAMPS
BysAssoclated Press.,

Ben Lomond, Calf, May 12.-Jef-
fries has begun realty to like his
gymnasium work. In his workout
today he frolicked through his tasks
with more real exubearnce and vigor
than he has shown since the begin
ming Of his work. Members of his
staff stood by and watched with de-
light the transformation from leth-
argy to the real physical fitness that
has been going on during the last
two or three days. The gloom Of
earlier days Of the camp has given
way to a mood of gaiety and hope
fulness and Jeffries seems to be the
most hopeful of the lot.
There were no new diversions in
today's schedule, which included the
usual assignment OF sparring, rope
skipping, shadow boxing, bag punch
Ing and hand ball.
San Francisco, Calf, May a.
There Is apparently as much interest
being taken at the Johnson camp
these days in the widely discussed
topic Of who is to be the referee as
is given to the preliminary training
of the champion.
Jack Welsh, who is Johnson's first
choice, and Tex Richard, both had
audiences with the fighter this af-
ternoon, while yesterday Eddie
Smith of Oakland was closeted with
the colored champion. Johnson add
ed couple Of miles to his road. work
this morning. In addition he cut
out a faster pace, running a good
part of the journey. In consequence
he was back at his quarters some
what in advance of the rest Of the
crowd, Marty Cutler trailing in thor
oughly exhausted. The negro was
perspiring freely as he returned and
declared he felt in the best possible
condition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
BIG HIGH SCHOOL MEETING

BIG HIGH SCHOOL MEETING
Iowa City, Ia, May 12.-Twenty-
five high schools will be represented
by 200 athletes in the third annual
interscaolastic field meet of the uni
versity of Iowa to be held on Iowa
field Friday and Saturday next. The
entry list is larger than in any pre-
cedfng year.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
M'cUM6ER IMPROVES,

Washington, May Ex-senator Nc
Cumber was permitted to have visi-
tors today for the first time since his
confinement at Garfield hospital. He,
however, has not been permitted to
sit up. II his condition continues to
improve at as present, eSnator Nc
Cumber will be taken to his home
about June /.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13

Candidates should purchase their
petition blanks at the Tribune. We
have the approved form.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
g; Methodist Episcopal, TO-.

~; Methodist Ep1scopal, TO-.
c. H. Cottam Of LaMoure summed
up the work of the whole conven-
ton. The popular him, "Blest Be
the Tie that Binds" was sung, and
Rev. w. A. Brown Of Chicago led in
an earnest praJer and pronounced
the Benediction. Thus passed into
history one Of the most inspiring,
practical and helpful conventions
since the organization Of the asso-
citation in 1889.
Trv Trihune Want C01nuns
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
FORUM EDl1oR TAKES
in SIGHTS OF. CITY:
WAS CALLED HERE TO DO DUTY
ON FEDERAL JURY THIS
WEEK.
Tells Of the New Office in the City OF
Fargo Where the Forum 10 Now
Comfortably Located.

Charley Brewer, the good natured,
versatile and sometimes combative
editor Of the Fargo Forum, is among
the guests in the city, having come
up to attend the session of the United
States court in the capacity of q
juror.
He escaped service on the first case
lmpaneled and was greeting friends
about the city yesterday afternoon. In
the course of his stay in the city he
will probably make his fling for quar-
tiers at the penitentiary, in the event
that the libel case pending against
him in Towner county should go
wrong.
During his absence, the Forum Is
in safe hands, although he will prob
ably contribute some observations
from this end of the line. ~>
The Forum has recently moved in
to it's new building at Fargo, where
everybody has light and airy quarters.
There are capacious cash drawers for
the receipt Of funds and stationery
Waste baskets for the receipt of mis-
cellaneous letters to the editor. All
of which shows that The Forum is
popular, growing and prosperous.
Charly is also popular and prosper.
ous-but hopes he is not growing
as he now carries some ESQ pounds
Of avoirdupois.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13

ed an attendance Of 119 registered
delegates, representing the follow
ing denominations: Aoravian, 1:
German Evangelical, Z; Baptist, s;
Congregational, 43; Presbyterian,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
MUSIC TEACHER,

F. E. Lochner, teacher Of violin,
mandolin and guitar. Inquire at
Knowles & Haney's jewelry store, or
write Box 464, Bismarck, N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13

lying near a straw stack short dis
lance from the village. The doctors
say there il an even chance Of saving
her life
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13
ALL SAME SARDlNEs

ACI SAME SAR01NES.
New York, May 1'.-That $50 per-
SONS live In one house in the First
ward OF Passaic, N. j., is said to have
been the discovery made by q census
enumeration.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13

Try Tribune Want Columns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-05-13

Mrs. B. c. Pearce Of Maxbass, az
ter a quarrel with her husband
drank poison with suicidal intent and
was discovered shortly after noon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-25
0erR m UNI Col. ope's
0a h ldb.

aauids gitn, "a. SUM-. Sn
elmer grtldruns, pel6e ben Qnipruh
elmer SpOpe's Don WdrtinspiGe, D.
8a.. auf BEN RahlaB oes Sol. Sho@
mas 8. Spope unteritiigt, Iugt Sohn
6. Senrp, elm alter Soloat, friibsr
aus Rem Ssrisn, baB Sol. Spope in
ieiner Sugeuo aIs Deter RoB Spope
6etannt mar uHo um bic 3eit, no Der
gIrgertrieg ausbroh, in Rem Ssriep
coer 9enuipLpuria iih perheirathe.s.
Die bisftgsn 8errpunoteu Col. cl.SDops' :
bsbaupten, baB er ME Derbeirathet
mar. Wd6rsnb leines langen bieTg:n
9omi3iIs mar er itets als Sunsgeieue
betQnnt. Seurp bebauptet, oaB Go(.
Sipope ihm i'm Sabre 1879 in hieiigsr
Stabt mitgetbsilt babe, buB er lin
5rl. Carroll sebeirathet, feline Satin
aber turs DOT Der 9eburt zines Sob
mes in Std eslaisn babe. Senrp, Der
68 Sabre SdhIt, bebauptet, ouB er I'M
Sabre 1879 BON Sol. Spope als
Zimmerman anseitellt tuuroe une
DAP iih sipiihen ibm unb ieinem ars
beitoeber cine SntimitGt entpitslte,
neil lie betce 8eteransn bes Burger
trieges rpareu.
sat SIT, 100000 binterlaifen
get6lebem, pa.. "a. SUM. Del
tiirslid peritorbsne Gliiba .. @il6ur
Jinan3isr uno sinftmals prdFoeHt be,
2ebiab 9ullsn giIeubabn, bat ieinel
Somilie elm 8ermogen bon $1,000.
600 hintsrlafien. SoDeit bies betanR
1T, bat Der 8eritorbene fiirGrSiehunss
oSsr Observation-Disclosures nidti
btu.srlatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-25

letut 3u etner ntetlumun9 Tu9ren
tperben.
Die bon benz Senotor erbo6enen9lnz
Hagen oeruriadten bic grobte Senias
tlon i'm Senat, bic ii6 fpdter aud benz
Reprdi dientantenbdus mittbeilte. 0ds
5aus bat fi6 in 5ol9e Der Gnt6iQunz
gen peranlgBt geIeben, ben &onferen3z
gert6t iiber ben aQgemeinen 9eft3itz
Gtot, Der ben auf bic 8ontratte 8tpiz
i6en ben Snoiunern uno ibren Qbpoz
taten 8e3ug babenoen garagrapben
entbdlt. an ous aonferen5 =8ommittes
3uriid3ui6iden.
Ra6bem Senator Gore bds ReprGz
fentantenbaus nit ieinen GntbuQunz
gen gu oieiem S9ritt peranlabt bate,
tebrte er in ben SenatsfauI 5uriid urb
er Deruria6te bann cine neue SenfQz
tion, inoem er ertldrte, bab Der
Jreuno in Der Hot6" ibm in Der am 6.
Ueot itattgsfunbenen &onberiation gez
fdgt babe, baB Elm Wtit9lieo bes
Staatstommittees fir Jnoianerz zQngez
legenbeiten, unb Elm Wtitglieo bes
5oustommittees fir Snoianer On
gelegenhsiten an bieien &ontratten ins
tersHirt feien.
Gen. Gore fagte, baB sr gerube ben
Repr. Iatpneb, zines Der 6ausmitgliez
Der bes Sonferen3tommittees, geiproz
den uno ibn gsfragt babe, tpsr Der
Wlann lei, Der Der pdrdgrap6en por>
geidiagen babe unb Der fir bas Sris
ginal@Ssnatz amenoemsnt iubftituiri
tuorbsn iei.
llno Hepr. 2dtpuen nannte benIelz
ben 3eprdieutanten, DON bem mir am
6. Wtai geiagt tpurbe, bab sr on ben
aontrattsn intereFirt lei.
! rSopisl th rpeiB, tpobnt bisIsr Rss
prdientont nit McWurrdp in einem
9otel in bieiiger Stabt 3uiummen."
Die Senutoren pdren erItQunt ii6er
bic Don bsm Senutor Don ChQbomu
gemadteen GntbulIuHgen. Gen. Bat
lep oerlangte Rennung bes 0umen bez
SeHators Der in iolher WsiIe anqe:
tIdgt Ipuros. Gen. Gore ipeiaerte iit
aber thn gu nsunen. Gr oritte a6er
bic Sofinung aus DaB bic gan3e Inoe
| legenbett unteriuht rperoe, uuo er b:r.
! iprQh bann bic gepiinidten Gntbul:
luHgen MAIDEN 3u molten.
Senator Sore ertldrts, oaB Der Be:
treffenbe Yaragrap6 In benz aonfe:
ren3bsrtht sebutauisnbmaI ihleht!,
| lei ais Oas isBige 9eIsB, untsr BEN
Gontrdtts nit SuoiunerItdmmsn po:
benz prdiioeHten unb BEN Sefretd
oes Snrsren gutgebsiBsn iperbeH milf
len, ihneH a5er teine Qut0ritdt ubeI
iHbipioueQs SoHtratte gibt.
Repr. UlIrp5p, Der etHmaI Elm Nn
malt fir Die Greet Snoianer mar, ia
ausgsrednst, oaB UtcUiurrap uni
feline Wattperidpprenen ihIisBlihS2O,
$4,000 srbdIteH piirDeH, penn iis
uuter itrem aontratt nit ben JnotI
Hen 10 Yru5ent BON oem Wertb ihrs'
QdHpsreien erhalten Diirosn. Die Repr
Waooen BON SQinois uno Garter pOr
StIu. hutten BEN Werth Der 450.OOt
Qcres SOblenlGnoereien, bic Den sSn
oianeru gsh0reu, oIein auf $3.50, 900.
| 900 abgei6GBt
9IGbtrteu I 6ulbig.
WtoIes Soas BON Rem gort I'm,
5rsoerit u. Betham bon Cincinnati
tpeIde ps8eu 9srtaufs Der SaumpoIle
! Stattititsn i'm lauopirtbihaftlihe,
| 9epurtement in QntIage5uitGnb perieB
unb 5 Sabre lang pro3eFirt battsn. Be
tannten ii6 am SFreitag iduIoig.
AntIagen gsgen ben gdumpole.Spe
tuIantsr 5bepbore s. price. Der in be,
! Stanbal psrtpitelt mar, limb nod il
Rep gorter 8erihten in S6nebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-25
tlno pirb rieletht gar niht itatt'
finben.
Die fpaniits R.gisrung nimmt BEN
9aiiian sessuiiber cine fsits
Stenung ein.

4us bem 9eutf den R.ih.
8erIin, "a. SUM-. 8i. beuti4e
Regisrung rGib nad elmer lnteriu'
dung betreffs Der amerifanern IN
aleinaiien aetpdbrten apn5eHionen.
baB Die Snbaber bisier &onsshionen
jih mi. Der 8agbao Giienbabn Soms
pagHis aussiuanberiesen iolIen. SIN
ausndrtigeR 4mt in man Der 4niiht,
poB in alIsr Wabrftvinlihieit tsins
iebr eroben Summen amsritoniihsn
Rapitals ansslest perpen, ielbft iDsnn
Die tiirtijhe Regisrune nod Die psrs
lenst.n ApnseHionsn. sssen usIte Die
bsuti6sn Jinan3 Snterehsu protsltiS
ren. sstDdbren iollts.
Baron Rdrihal BON 9leberitsiH,
Der bsuti6e 8otfhafter in aOnitanti'
nop.l, bat srit iiirSlih Der piorte srs
tlGrt, bab ss cine gsrlsBuns Der
Minsnseisss isin ipiiros, auf bic fit
bic tiirtiIhe Rseierung unb bic Bot.
fhafisr Der europ6iihen Uldhte ss'
sinisi babsn, ipenn bic pforte bic Gons
seifionen oetpGbrsn lpiiroe, um bic elm,
amsritaniide 9ruppe bon Jinan3iers
nodIuht, Die BON benz aontreaomird|
golbp SO. Gbeiter pertretsn III. uno Der
oud bic 5tanbarb Oil Gompanp aus
geb0ren iDu.
Die amsri.aniInt Resieruna bait.
bardufbin bos bisiis. ausipdrtiss 9m,
eriuht. iih Der Sadie unsunsbmen. 3i.
4H.iport oss Gusipdriissn 4Hies ar
bas Siaais 0epar.emert in Wafh'
ington iit i.bt iertis unb ssbt i'm 4n'
ssmeineH babin. baB bic omeritoniiden
llnternsbmungen in Der giirisi btsiin'
iiigt peroen iollten, dussenommen no,
nj. in benz jesisen Jal. fps5ifift
beutihe fon3eiiipnen in uneiinitigeI
Meiie bs.influbt perben ipiirpsn. 2lus
oieiem Orunbe ipirb porssihlnssn, Dab
bic ameriianifhen Snierefen periuhe1
iollen, iih NIT Der gasooo Giisnbdbn
su siniqen.
Sortihrittler ertlGrsn
lid fir fo3ialsoem0s
irdtiiden adnois
bdten.
Die 2sittr Der 5ortinritilihen8oltss
parisi i'm sipeittn hsiiiihtn WablsreIs
is 5risobergs s8iioinsen. 100 lesss Doa
DE bic MISUNDERSTANDING i:ins
entifeibuns bradlte, baben ii6 fir
Die Etthipabl 3uguniten bss io3ialoes
motratiihen aanoibaten 8uiolb er@
i!1rt. ipsIhem Der aanoioat 5elniloli
pom 9unD Der 2anotpirtbe eessHiibers
itebt. Dir 3fonierpatipen i'm 9iioinssr
areiis iiuo 6ubtrfi erbittsrt iibsr biss
ies Yorsehen Der Jortihrittlsr.
gboltra 0erbdhtis.
Bon Der ausDanperers Siation In
Ruhleben Inn Rsgierungsbesirt posS.
Dam lpirp elm holernperbdhtis.r Uall
gemeToet. Gin ruHifher arbei.er liee.
bort trant bnrniener unb betunbsi
Gpmpsome. tpeifx 1uf Die perblHgnib,
pclIe GtuHe ichlisbsn laffen. Die
Mer3te Der Si1iion iinn nit Der llHs
tsrfuhung bes Jo1s bsihGftist. Sns
apiidben iinn BON ben Geiunobeitsbes
b5rbsn fofcri bic umfoNenbften Dor.
iihtsmobrtseIn anseorbnet fporDen.
GtE<ngfte 5foIiruns IN anbefcblen.
nab s0e 9iDraaSsysS lpssbsa IN Rx6s
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Cine treffenos aRtpOri.
SIN grieftuIten Der Suuitrirten Soroa
pirtbiaoftLiden 3eitung fragte iiingit
elm 4bonntnt Oil, rtn peltem 2llter
man TobIer am beiten cpupire". Das
9Iutt oerOffentli6te borauf folsenoe
QRtport zines dnbereu AbonnsnteH:
Die bette 3eit gum 8erbuden zines
ib0nen pferoeiftpeifes lit iehr baIo
nah BEN 9ooe bes pferbes. Datst
sepirnsu sic einsn sutsu RpBbaarz
peoel, srIparen Dem pferos bel 2ebz
ssttsn oieL spIas. burd 5Iieeen uuo
belfen NIT 3ur 8eieitigung elmer tbters
qudIeriI6sn Wpoetborheit.-
Sfimmt.
9dtisnt Gals ibm Der 4rst eireH
3ohn sog): nRu. sic babeu mir tlaa
tig pebe gtbon!"
arst: ~Sa, bsrausIasserirsn Iabt
sr ii9 Hiti-"
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Mabrib, "a. Suni. - Rad timer
lnneeu aabins,sfisung. bic am Jrsiz
tas unter 8orfis oes aoniss itattss-
funben bat. tiiupisie Der premisr
ganaleius on. oaB bcs Relisionspro>
grumm Der Resisruns bis auf ben
gudftaben ourhsefiibrt iperbsn piire
k. CT ingie. oab Der protei. bes Was
titcns s.sen bas fonislihe Defret BON
IL. STUNT isnoriri perosn ipiirbe uno
bic btrtits bon bsr Nesitruns abgtse-
b<nen Gnsi&einun1tn beiss1sA blsibsn
passsu.
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WetterberiMt.

Sir Obio unb bas peitlihe
genniplpaniu: ansemein ihOnes Wetz
ter am Samitag unb Scnntds. Shpas
DE perdnberlihe, meift 6itlide Winoe.