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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
"The people are entitled to know

The people are entitled to know
what the public service corporations
are doing ana the conditions under
which they transact business" he
says. Il believe in, and have ad-
vocated, publicity oil corporation re-
ports for many years. When the
public becomes conversant with cor
poration affairs and is convinced that
it is seeing from the inside, much
of the feeling against the great
business concerns will pass away.
That will be one of the effects of
publicity" In the matter of public
control of quasi-public concerns,
Mr.. Hill is firm advocate, but he
wants that control to be intelligent;
he wants only trained men in the
places of control.
"A corporation is a piece Of paper
bearing the stamp and seal of the
state" he says. Its life is created
by the people and naturally the peo-
pie should have some word in MAX
ing the rules under which it trans
acts business. That proposition is
one l have preached for years and
am glad to see it making Roadway
among common corporations Last
week President Nudge of the Rock
Island railroad declared for public
control Of railroads. George M.
Reynolds, president of Continental
and Commercial National bank OF
Chicago did the same thing the
week before; T. N. Vail, president
American Telephone and Telegraph
recently made an official report to
his board of directors in which he
took firm stand for publicity and
public control.
"But that control must be intelli-
gently administered Public control
simply because it is control by the
public, is not all. 1t must be intel
ligent, as I have always commended
! Intelligent people will ask and ex.
pect nothing more. Vail, Reynolds
and the others are right in adyocat
ling publicity and public control
Both are things which eventually
} will go far towards making a gooc
) feeling between the corporations anC
, the people, and will assist in settling
much of the antagonism which now
seems to prevail"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
CORN SILO GREAT
THING FOR FARM.

Corn silage is perhaps the most
economical stock food the farmer can
raise. 1t can be successfully grown
on any land between the Tooth meri-
dian and the Rocky Mountains where
buffalo grass grows. The corn stock,
ear and all, is chopped up fine or
shredded, before being put into the
silo, and it contains it's strongest
feeding qualities if cut just before
frost, therefore corn for silage pur-
poses can be grown even in localities
where the seasons are very short, for
the reason it is not necessary for
corn to mature to be profitably put
into the silo.
A corn silo is simply a big sauer-
kraut barrel filled with chopped up
corn stocks instead of chopped up
cabbage; there is no more mystery
about silo than there is about a
sauer kraut barrel, and any farmer
who knows how to make sauer kraut
can fill corn silo. A round silo
IL feet in diameter, 20 feet high,
will hold 3S tons of corn silage. Five
acres of corn planted with a lister,
dropping the grains eight to ten
inches apart, will fill silo of
this size. The contents together
with hay or grass, will feed twelve
mich cows eight months. Twelve
ordinary mich cows so fed and prop
erly cared for will bring a gross in
come from cream alone of $500
per month, leaving the separated
milk for calf and pig feeding. There
are many half sections of govern
ment land yet open to settlement in
Wyoming that will support three
times this number of cows and then
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28

some.
A round silo 10 feet in diameter,
80 feet high, will hold ISL tons OF
corn silage. Twenty acres of corn
will fill the silo. The contents of
this silo will feed 700 lambs three
months, and together with hay will
put them in shape to top the market
for fat lambs; or together with
hay, will feed As steers six months
or 80 steers three months.
Corn silage has passed the ex-
detrimental stage. Practically every
university in the central eastern
states has demonstrated that corn
silage is the cheapest stock food
grown, considering it's value as
milk and fat producer.
A farmer located on the Burling-
ton route at Belmont, Neb., in the
extreme northwestern part of the
state, at an altitude of $500 feet,
has successfully grown corn silage
for many years, and during the
past seven years h has grown an
average of eight tons per acre.
What this farmer has done can be
done by practically every other farm
er in the Burlington territory west OF
the hundredth meridian.
If you want to make money easy,
build silo on your farm.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
HILL SEES SOLUTION
TO BUSINESS sTACNA1|ON
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Railroad Magnate Gives Out
A Few Facts.

st. Paul, Mimi, April 26.-J. ].
Hill, the Great Northern-Northern
Pacific Railroad magnate, sees In
publicity of corporation matters and
intelligent public control of the cor
porations themselves, long step
towards the solution of the present
era of business stagnation.
''And the United States needs a
SAVIOR" says Mr.. Hill. "The peo-
pie have demanded not only the best
but an improvement on the best, and
they will now have to pay according
ly. If they don't pay in money,
they must pay in prosperity. The
business of the country increases Is
per cent every year; the facilities
for handling this new business in
creased only one-sixth of that. The
difference in the ration is too great
and a balance must be struck, some
time, else there will be a complete
breakdown of service or prosperity.
Why don't the facilities for hand
ling business increase more rapidly?
Because the men behind those IA
cilities are afraid to spend their
money for extensions and improve
ments."
Mr.. Hill has long been an expo.
nent of publicity of corporation at.
fairs and looks upon that as one OF
the means of bringing corporations
and public together.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
BASEBALL NOTES.

!. ). :. = :. :. = :. = !; :. = y !: r +
Jimmy Sheckard, Lew Richie and
John Pfeister have signed with the
Chicago Cubs for the seasons 1911
1913.
The Eastern league turned out
some classy players last season. John
son and Blair of the Yankees. Tooley
and Zimmerman of the Dodgers, and
Williams of the Boston Red SOx are
all graduates of the Barrow circuit
The Cubs did not play tie game
in 1910, and they started this sea-
son with two tie games out OF the
first three played
The daffydill craze has struck Chi
cago. Now watch-If Horny Evers
refuses to eat meat on Friday does
Tom Needham?
The South Dakota league has been
organized with teams in Mitchell, Alb
erdeen, Watertown. Huron, Redfield
and Faulkton
The Oakland and Los Angeles
teams gave the Pacific Coast league
fans a good run for their money re-
Gently by playing an 1S-inning game.
Pitcher Earl Moore of the Quak-
ers is showing fine line of spring
benders. Earl is shooting EN- over
the pan the same way as he does in
July
On his first appearance after re-
joining the Washington team Pitch
er Tom Hughes stood the Highland
ers on their heads They never come
back unless they return.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
ROBBERS FAIL TO SECURE
MONEY IN BANK.

Anolka, Mimi, April 26.-Five
armed bandits tried to rob the ma.
tional bank here this morning, but
failed to reach the money in the safe,
although the outer door was blown.
Off
George Wethern, a citizen, was
captured by the robbers and after be-.
ing handcuffed was tied to tele-
phone post.
The robbers escaped
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28

stunning features which the old one
ring, are-back-rider circus did not
possess.
| Now the pageants are abolished,
the races are spiritless and pre- ar
ranged. nearly all of the acts in
which real rivalry took place are
gone and nothing but novelties on
the slack wire and aerial trapezes
have been added to sustain the in
terest. The clowns are the same
painted slap-stick clowns that the
old wagon show displayed, with the
difference that the slap stick nova
f, days is loaded with cartridge and
the mechanical contrivances have a
few new if not comical effects.
Everywhere the pruning hand of
economy is shown and little of the
old spontaneous zip and go which
were the making of the circus, re-
main. Where is the old thrilling
competition of the tumblers as to
the number Of horses they could
dive over? Where are the old jump
ing contests Of dogs and horses?
The circus is today nothing but the
crude circus Of twenty years ago
enlarged and tanned. Three rings
have been added and tiers Of seats
for spectators are enormously great.
er, but the momentum depended up
on to fill the box office is that ot
the old time circus
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
GOVERNOR SLOAN WANTS
MORE TROOPS IN ARIZONA
(To be Continued. J

Douglas, Ariz., April 26.-Govern.
or Richard E. Sloan of Arizona does
not agree with those who deprecate
the seriousness of the disturbances
along the Mexican border. He is OF
the opinion that the most stringent
steps should be taken by the Uniter
States government in putting an end
to the shooting across the border BY
insurrectos and Mexican federals
Governor Sloan has notified Presi.
dent Taft that the number of troops
stationed in Arizona should be in
creased.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28

OF the first six games of the season
played by the Cardinals three were
tie games.
The Athletics have refused to
waive on Pitchers Arellanes and
Hunt of the Boston Red Sox,
Dan Mccain, the old New York
Milwaukee player, who committed.
suicide, left an estate of $4,000.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
CIRCUS Is ON A
SAD DECLINE

Chicago, April &c. The circus is
in a sad decline, If complaints re-
garding the opening performances in
Chicago be taken seriously. Nova
days the box office seems to be the
main consideration. and even the
programs, although filled with ad-
vertising, are sold at "a dime. ten
CENTS" to spectators along with the
popcorn and peanuts. Several
years ago the menagerie Of all cir
cuses began to dwindle, but gorge
GUS pageants were added as new and
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28
MONEY FOR YOU!

Chase's Seven Store System gets an extra discount
from different factories when their purchases amount
to certain amount at the end of the year. This en-
ables them to sell at very small rgin which i.
your gain. Stores at Deadwood, Lead. Sturss Belle
Fourche, Rapid City, Hot Springs, Newell. Sign,
"CHAsE'S, Where They Sell Cheap"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-04-28

last cause"
And il he should confess" said the
count, "it he has already confessed?"
Then, sir, I will render him the
last service, which, in such a misfor-
tune, l should ask of q brother. l
will procure him the means Of avoid
ing Judgment
THAT is well spoken, sir" said the
count, very well, my son!'
And he held out his hand to Noel,
who pressed it, bowling respectful
acknowledgment.
Noel had the hardihood to again
interrupt the old nobleman.
Sir" said he, when you babe me
follow you here, obeyed you, as was
my duty. Now another and sacred
duty calls me away. Madame Gerdy
is at this moment dying. Ought to
leave the death-bed of her who filed
my mothers place?''
"Valerie!" murmured the count.
She has done me great harm, she has
ruined my whole life; but ought to
be implacable? She is dying from the
accusation which is hanging over AL
bert. our son. It was who was the
cause Of it all. Doubtless. in this last
hour, word from me would be a
great consolation to her. / will ac-
company you, sir.''
"oh. sir!" said he. hastily. spare
yourself. pray. heart-rending sight.
Your going would be useless. Madame
iGerdy existss probably. E.;;ii: but her
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

nfmmt an, SoB oer iHoM Bsiobrte
M2ann Selbitmoro beganeen bat.
gtIfit. 1T Sir ben NIT ben Sab
rem INNER GROCER getDor0euen 9abn.
boz bat bel Dem regeu 8ertebr bic
@as6eIeuhtung nidt mehr nusge-
reidt. Qie foniglide giienbobnoiret.
tion bat ba6er our belieren 8eleuf-
tuna fir ben gon5en 8nbubof elets
tri5des Qidt eineefubrt, Do0ur9 Die
6toot cine erbebli6e Min6ereinnob-
me 81 ber5eifnen baben tutro.
9urfe6men. - Der W1rner.
eeiongoerein Sarmonte ndbIte 81 iei-
mem 8orfisenoen ben HeHtsontuolt
Wanoel uno 81 oelien StenDertreter
ben Sberpoitdiiitent @iiiigtett.
S6onbufd. = S0olih beritrt-
sIiidt lit Ser 8ierfabrer &orr Rir.
itein aus Bonartb.
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@ahern.

Bursburg.-Das Gdwurge.
ri&t berurtheilte BEN NiibIburiden
GOren5 5Iefenitein bon SSofobstbal,
Der BEL Der 5abnentpeibe Der 6euer.
pebr bon SdOafrippen ben 8ouers-
icbn GeIir Stoab bon Seinri1gtbaI
Our6 einen Std in bic &aIsi6Ioe-
aOer getCtet botte, 81 AZ Sabren
@ef6nenib.
g.-Der 2eootteur
Der pGnperiihen 2ebreraeituug"
0ebrer Mteperbofer tritt iest in 0aS
Observation-Disclosures elm. Inter ben
nengetr6blten Observation-Disclosures.
mtglieOern befin6et ii9 nuh Der bic
ftge Subrer Der notionolliberalen
@0rtei, RehtsantpaIt 8eper.
1.-Der an Der 0ab.
mnidinen- unO acknowledgement in
&oiiersIautern beidaftigte 16iGbrige
Sad bon bier brafte p1breno Der
Arbeit bic &onO in Die Woihine, mo-
bel ibm Elm Singer nbeeoriidt pur.
be. Ser Nerleste pur0e ins Gran-
fenbous berbroht.
&ufeI.-Der 8e5irfstbierarai
Grant 1T NIT ieinem glttomobiI Bel
Aoner tOtIi6 perungIiidt. Dret Nsit-
tnfafien tpitroen glei9fals aus benz
Boqen gdhIenOert, fntner aber mil
benz S9reden oobon. Grant Dur6e
nnf Der @tene get0otet.
DER @in3er &nrI s.
Sung bon @otb tpltrOe tDeeen Bein-
fGIIdumg bon Der bieiigen Struffm-
mer al IA Sagen @ef6ngnis nno
elmer Celebrate BON 500 81. Der-
urteiIt. $500 Otter @ein puroen
eimg@ogen
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@eitprenken

RteIe8pn.- Die goIOene Sod,
5eit begingen Die Sobann uro &pol'
Ionio &ramarc5bf'iAen @beIeute III
@ieI6gn-Saulono.
sc arienmer0er. Begen
Sausfrie0ensbrudS, Sadbeihooi'
g1ng uno 8eorobung nit 3o0f6lag
NOR ser Irbeiter &arI &afius aus
Marienmer0er nit 8fiidiidt auf ieine
GorItrafen nit 2 Wonaten @efGng-
mis- beiEaft poroen. Ger lngefIogte
bate Berufung eingelegt, feline Ser
geben nit Erunfenbeit entiduI0igt
uno um miIoere Strafe gebeten.
@eine Berufung nuroen ~bertpbrfen.
Heu a r M a e r.-Sm 0ienit
berungIiidt lit Der @ei6eniteaer SEQ
nalf onbier. @r geriet beim Nangie-
rem ouf Dem @iiterbabnbof atpii6en
Die Buffer 3tpeier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@agen uno fpuroe 10 idtper an Der
Iinfen &~0rperieite gequetfht, oaB er
an ietnen 8erlebungen ~geftorben lit.
9an5fg. - Ser &reistag oes
&reiies 9dn3ieer Sobe beriet IeBtbin
ben Antrag Der @emeinOe Olipn, 8ilr
StaOt erboben gu merOen. Der 4reis-
tag CAB obne 9ebatte fein @utahten
oabin ab, oaB geaen Die @nnabme
Der St60teoronung our1 bic @e-
meinoe Slipa feline 8ebenfen 81 err
beben ieien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

Samburg. - DdS 26idbriss
@eFb6ftsiubiI1rm begging an 1. De
Bember oas optii6e Snitititt BON @il'
liam 8eper, @6mie0Gtr0be 10 Mso
ShuIitroBe 7.
Sn einem unbepn9te augembItd
I~tiir5te Ger onoertb0Ib Sabre nIte
Gobn ser i'm SauIe Si6eritroBe 8
tDobnenoen @6eleute Rne0niertac aus
einem 8eniter Der eIterIiden 8cb-
rung uil0 erIitt einen S16OeIbru@.
9arburg.- Ser 9ofbeitter
Seinrih MliiGer in Ibnujen mar 6a-
NIT beiddftiet, IN ietner S@eirne
@trob DOM gooen al boIerL babel
ftiir5te er 10 ungliidIi1 aus Der Boz
0enllfe auf Die 8ementOieIe, 6oB er
nod @erIauf tDeinser AusenbIi6e
cine 2eide mar.
Altoona 8eim RaHoieren bon
@iiternagen geriet Der &nngierer
@lieBmann 5mil6en Ndidine mro
@dgen uno muroe Oernrtig geq1eH@t,
Bob Der 800 auf Der STEELE dmtrot.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30

DI0enburg.- - Nit Der bdlOi
gen 8ouenoung Der proniiorii6en
8abnbofsanlosen nuf Der tpeitIiaen
Wabnbofgieite erbGlt man iest einen
fIoren reber6Iid, in pel6er @eiie
Iih Der 9erfebr in ben n6diten Orei
Sabren abipielen pir0. Cine 10 eIatte
Qbmidlumg Oes eeiamten 8~ertebrss
tpie ouf benz alien Sauptbabnbofe,
ftebt aaerOings niHt au> erwnten.
@ie perloutet, ion bic seiante an-
loge W9itte DECEMBER benz 8etriebe
ubereeben weroen. Ser pr0biierti@e
gerIoneHbabnbof 1T Bis nuf Heinere
Snnenarbeiten fertiggeitelt. 0ie Gil
eutdbfertigung 1T nit Niidfidt auf
Ben BON Sa6r gu Snbr ~iteisenben
gerfebr erOBonsig a~ngeIegt un0
nir6 nit Ben neueiten grrunseniAof-
ten auf benz @ebiete Der @1enbnbn.
tehnit ausseriiitet. Diefe AnIase
Ioute ebenfans Mitte December B. S.
IN 9etrieb genommen trer6en.
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SeHen.0armltaSt

@einbeim m. - Gin hiBne8 nt0
fGnpieriges MeiiterItiif boBrnhte Der
G6iefer0efermeiiter SO. s. Rr1mer
babier, inoem er oas infoIge Oes Itnr-
ten Sturmes our Seite gebogene
Rral5 nit 3llppel ouf Dem So Iaeter
boben Slirne Ser Stride Die0er &C.
rnOe riftete utto Ole an Der Eitrm-
Rise tpebenOe mdbtige Sabine berun-
terbolte.
@roB @erau. - 91Ef Der
@traBe perungIitdt lit Die bo9betogte
WeItter oes 5nbritanten un6 Gan
Observation-Disclosures Seinri9 Grid
bon bier. Ole 5rqu ftiir5te mitten
ouf Ser StraBe BON einem Ser5i8Lase
~Getroffen, tot 81 8ooen.
@I3ep. - &iir3Iih Iogierte ffh
Elm % Sabre otter 3eiien6er aus OFT.
preuBen IN Mannbeim in @tenung,
HI Dem @aitbouie n3um 3oiier~ 6o-
Bier elm. @r befano fia nod L6neeer
8eit in Der 8irtsItube in @efeuih0ft.
WeorgenS borte Der Wirt ouf benz
Gang ploBIid Elm @epoIter. CT elite
binaus uno fono ben HeIieDOen nit
benz CODE ringeno Dor. DerIebe
bntte iid nit 2Diol oergiftet an6 lit
unter grGBIiden @bmeroen sIei@
0arGuf geitOrben. 9as 1totD 1T IN
titon8ieaen SAtoIerigteiten ~ lu&en.
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pOfna3ri3hn
=. aus Dem -
Alien 0attrlanOt.
Vlus Der @eidsbunptItaSt.

8erIin.-8or Sabr unO Gag
Ieinen SelbftmorO borbereitet bat Der
81 Sabre aIte Wlaurer Grieorih ga
IuOubn aus Der @Ibinger StraBe Z.
Nls Oieier fih Dor ungefabr einen
Sabre in Der Rolonie nSeIoidIoB-
den" an Der 9onosberger Anee cine
3aube erri6tete, idlug er einen Sa-
ZEN in BEN Ebiirpfoiten unO Be-
merfte Soau, 0oB er ii9 an oieiem
Ip1ter einmaI erbGngen Deroe. Dor
aur3em oog 8aluoubn feline Conn.
tagsfIetoung an uno %entfernte fid
am friiben Morgen, obne elm Bort
su Ioeen, aus Ieiner @obnung. yea9'
mtttugs fano ibn Iein Sobn, Der IN
Der Qaube 5u tun batte, an benz oa'
mails eingeihlaeeneu Safen bdngen.
Bas ben Mann gum Selbitmoro
beronlabte, fonnte niht nufgefldrt
per6en. Or bate Iobnenoe arbett
Mno Iebte NIT ieiner camille IN Grie'
Ben.
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8rammf6psis.

q rnun d 10 I g. n Soeben
tpur0en bic aus Der SntptDabl am
81. Noo. beroorgegnngenen StiH-
tpablen ~DoI3ogen. sic batten folgen-
bes grgebnis: Staotgemeinoe Braun
f6npeig: 2. @ablbeirf (Steintor-
unO Enthusiastically: Ginan3reoiior
pltbft; 8. @ablbe5irt @enoentor-
Mnb 4etritor): Notnr Deoefino; 4.
NoBlbeirf: 3ofipeoiteur Somilits
Bel allen 6rei Stihpablen iino TO-
nod 6ie So3ialOemofrnten unterIe-
gen. Bel ben Stidpdblen gum 3onO-
tnge fir 6ie 0~on6gemeinoen oes Rrei-
les @rnumidapeig puroe Meiiblenbe-
ifter @edefG beriidle tpiebereepGbIt.
Ssn &oI5min0en Sbs0toI0en6orf.
GIHersbnuiem tpur0e nbrmoAermei.
fer 3obntnnn-S ol6min0en, in Gan
bersbeim4S eefenGBn6 Scr5btrg Miib-
Ierbeitber 8eder neugepGbIt.
@Ianfen6ura. = Der Nr1ii.
bent Der 9euti9en RoIonioIgeien-
fMnft, 9ersoe Sobnnn Mr6redt Don
Ne6Ienbure, Neeent 6es &erdog.
tsrs @r0unitmeie, battle Oieer 0iG
&&ieber Der bidissn aoIsniaIab.
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0nrrrtbnra

n.-Rnr8Iid tDrr0e
Ser Beramann 5rnn5 Raiier BON bier
in elmer @oIerie BON elmer berunter-
fauenoen @ei1ihte s~etrOffen un0 10
iduer perlebt, DAB er buI0 Oormlf
neri9ieo.
Meoingen. = gs berlneIHdte
Der 3u @honoeI in Dienlt itebenOe
10 Sabre oIte 2neht Sobanu Muie-
rus. gns er i'm Beeriffe itonO. bon
Der @heunentenne Sutter berunter-
8ubringen, perIOr er Oos @eiG9e.
nidt. ltirate berab un0 oOg 1&
f9tDere Ropfperletureen 5u, md&en
e. tltr5e 3eit nnfber erlas.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@nhen.

8o0en.Sos. - Bel Der Rid
febr bon Donouei1ingen belt Der
foiIerIife @omoer3tg nuf Der bieitgen
citation, mo ii9 bic @robber5ogtn
Suite sur 8egriiburpg 6es Rniiers etn'
gefun6en bate. Noh tur5em auf.
entbaIt ieste Ser Sof5ug feire Sabrt
fort.
8fuIIen0orf. - Sir bic Sc
Tomteemefn0e 8~1rgtpeiIer tpur6e
Biireermeifter Ronig in Greu6enberg,
Der ofeies 4mt felt Is Sabren Be.
fIeioet, gl1n8enO rpieoergepGblt. Bon
50 @abIbere1tigten erfGienen 81 an
Der @rblurne. Bon 81 abgegebenen
Gtimmen erbielt &0nig 81.
Monnbeim. - Ser Minionen.
Nefrmonnt Settler IN @annbetm,
Oeilen Nltslieferung aus @rie6enIort0
benoritebt, iuht iett 0urH fonfuie
Brtefe an ieineBerfpom6ten in Wonn.
beim ben Gnfhein Der @eiftesfronf.
bett 5u ertpefer, tponit er tpentg
Slid BADEN miro.
8forabeim. - auf Dem @abn-
bof grfineen ereignete fif Elm idtpe-
res l1ngIiid. Die ~43i6brige 5ro1t beg
@Oloorbeiters Enrichment lief iiber
has @eleHe un0 purOe in 0tefem
AuaenbItd BON Dem S1neasue err
faBt. Die Srou lDuroe our @eite
geIhleuoert umO 6Iieb tot lieaen. gs
1T nt6t ertIGrIid, tpie bic 6ro4, ob.
glei6 Die Shranfe gei1loIien mar,
Oos @eIeis betreten fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Mrf[rnbnrn.

NeutreIis.-Begen Dtpbthe.
tits pur0e Die S6uIe gu Glanfemiee
gei6Iofien. 2ei6er bat Oiefe tiidiide
Rranfbeit br critics 0pfer aeforbert.
&c ftnrb Die onti1briee SniiIerin
&Opte boieIbft; beionOers bGufig tritt
Die &ronfbeit on6 unter ben @in.
bern nuf Dem 8abnbofe 1Ionteniee
out.
Ghnerin.-Dus RrieaaaeriGt
berbanoelte geeen ben SiiftIier @tI.
beIm Ser. bonn JiiitIier- @egiment Nr.
so, Der einem 4nmera6en / Norf
8 Yf. aus Dem 8ruItbeutel entpen.
bette. @1breno Der &omerao auf Der
NanniHaftsItube ii1 url3og unD lei
men 9ruftbeuteI auf einige Nugert-
bItde nblegte, itabl &r. aus 6emieI-
ben ben 8etrng uno sine ipdter gum
nnteroffi8ier, oielem meIOenO, OoB
er 0es 9iebitabls, Der bon 4omero-
ben beoba6tet NOR, beihtiet Diir6e.
Dos &rieesgeriht berurtbetlte ST.
meeen .&ameraDen0iebftnbIs" al IA
Sagen Mittelarreft unb 8eriesulg
h 0ie 9. &laiie oes SoI0ntenitar6es.
@arnemii n0e.-Grnen Eiimm-
let in ben Neseh sefdneen bot Der
Sturgeon Der Slider s. Donotb IN
@ornemiinoe. Dos Sbier bdtte BITE
anfebnlide 2Gnge bon $50 Meter
rno elm @eipidt BON / 3entner. Die
geese, in oenen fi9 Oieier &oubfif@
nerfangen batte, moren arg our9
OenieIben beIh6oiet DOrnen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
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an6ermatt. = NOeIri9 Singer
bon 99eoLp, SoteIfitbrer uR0 8riftrG.
ger fur oas Sort Surfa. tit ip6t Our9
cine 2aapine peri9ittet poroen.
MttiswiI. - Der 61-i0brige
Eomilienboter Sermoun Berger fd
iiber cine 2aube btnunter altf etrerI
3ementbooen un0 blieb tot liegen-
2u3ern. - SIN Nlter Don 10
Sabren itarb bier Dr. Seinr. Atten-
bofer, Bruoer oes 8unoesrihters.
Montreur. - gs muroe Der
fatboliihe Bfarrer BON NOvtrelg
2eon @rano. tot in ieinem Bette ni1t'
eefunoen. CT mar einem 9er5Gloge
erlegen. Ser @~eritorbene nor let
1891 8fnrrer pom Montreur uno
Itar6 i'm MIter Don "a Sobren.
Muri. - Sier ltarb i'm Utter
BON 80 sSobren Ser 9ebrerpeteron S.
9. S9Grer, Der pone So Sabre M
oargauiihen S1ulOienft ftono. S&d-
rer 4par elm @hiiIer Mltguittu Sellers.
gte ue1burg. Su Go1ueI
Itar6 i'm Sitter Don 56 Sobren Der be-
fannie SnOuItrieae Gilbert 8CuDier,
Ser Qeiter Der oortigen StridmGihi.
nenfnbrtt. !.
8engi.-Die Spiunerei Stierli
II. sic 1T bier nieoergebraunt. Die
@eriiAerung betr6gt 100000 Tr.
@ammtliAeg MobiIiur, Md&IHeu
uno 8aarenporrdte iinO 5ugrnnoe
eesangen. Sanfsis arbeiter iinO
brotlos.
8lrih. - Die Hoatspiiieni@uft.
Tide @eftion Der ~uniperiitGt 3nri@
bat Serrn 8auI @piiu aus 3iirt@ O1e
Doftorwiiroe perlieben.