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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-19
GIRLS AS CHUMS FOR THEIR
BROTHERS AND BOY FRIENDS

stories told BY small brothers hit
when one has the great amount or
patience that this requires one Is sure
TO be able to listen 70 the other man.
Many young girls find that the only.
trial in their home lives is the lack OF
comradship between themselves ana
big brother Truly ii Is fetiarl that
q boy viii take his sister into his
confidence after, he has reached the
wonderful age OF fifteen. Il Is .lsli.L
" at that age that he first begins 10.
take an interest in other girls Mother
and sister find that he has become in
tefested with q girl for he suddenly
takes to wearing large assortment OF
neck ties and Is untiring in his efforts
to keep his nails manicured and oc-l
easionally polishes his shoes. Outside
Of this however they have no ciew,
though mother gradually loses her anx-
icty As to whether he has gone off to
school "nnwashed. Once In great
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-19
cALvE GETTING FAT

BOSTON, Nov. Il Madame CalEa
says she Is acquiring embonpoint
She said today she is no longer the
Carmen Of old. So she is going to
open q school and teach others more
youthful to sing Carmen after her. tw-
enty-eight years in opera.
TO succeed in America one must
be tall and thin. said the prima dom
ma, who is in Boston to sing on Sun
day You mustn't be broad and short
and fatoh, no. and she laughed mus
ically. When American singers be-
come fat--eyen as you no longer
eat; You starve. oh, mon Dieui,'
She flung both hands out with a
gesture or horror.
Your cheeks they go in so and
so, and she poked dimpled finger
in each cheek The people-so kind,
they now applaud. and while they APP
plaud cry .au revoir. And am ] not
wise? Carmen she is young and gay
and beautiful no longer look the
par"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
FINGERED ALWAYS in MEMORY
Frsnehman Long Retained Vivid
Recollection Of the FaoO 81 He
Great Emperor.

The Journal Medical de Bruxeiles
printed. some time ago. an interest.
Ing account by DR.. Max Billiard Of the
elimination OF the body of Napoleon
In 1910. DR.. Billiard said that the TO
mains were In q state Of almost per
feet preservation. The head of the
body rested upon . pillow. tho thin
lips were slightly parted, and under
the upper ono could be seen three ex.
tremely white teeth. At that time the
body was in four cofins, one of lead,
two Of mahogany. and one OF tin plate
1t Is now in Ave cofans, two of lead.
one of tin. one Of mahogany, and one
OF ebony. It was once the custom to
expose the face OF the conqueror on
the anniversary Of his birth, but the
practice was discontinued. Jean Rich,
epin, the poet. was among those who
saw 1t, and In lecture he said that
the governor OF the InvalideS took
him and his father into the crypt. His
father took him In his arms. raised
him. and he saw the emperor. 'T was
eleven years old. What II seen ut
that age makes q deep impression and
nothing can remove from my brain
that extraordinary image-the eyes
closed, the beard slightly grown. the
face OF the whiteness OF marble. on
which spread some yellow spots which
seemed bronze. When there minglo
In my memory that face Of wax which
l have seen and those eyes which I
have seen I see the emperor truly 90
II had known him."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
MAN CANNOT LIE ABOUT FISH
Nothing One Can Gay q ~ ouAISst
10 Too Wolrd % y 0uplloaAoi
In Actual Rxp0esoWoo.

Everything b DeasihlO WAMO AIAaAI
D concerned. TA10 tAlk aAo02 AaAlnR
men outraEinG The t1utA Ct Aopartirr
from vOr0city = bosA, tomIyro< ana
nonsense. A man may think - oan
manufacture . lie about nah, but 4 =;
mistake. Nothing you can cay a tho
subject ID too weird to b duplicated
By actual OxpOrio0co. There arO ASA
which weigh 5000 pounds. and there
arc other nsh who speak French ana
eat with an oyster fork. 10y
Philip G. Kennedy, the enEin60i.
who knows an there II 70 know NAout
nsh, heard man ridiculing Otory
that bass could b caught In the mnd-
dy water Of the Potomac river " .
man striking an oar on the surface q
the stream and watching The nSh I0aD
merrily into the boat Then the end
neer told this: sr's.
In the hot and SimmerinE summer
Of 1897 I was with corps a GnSa-
neers making surveys Of the 4hOnAn-
doah river which unites with tie Pc
tomac at HArpor's Ferry. One party,
lived In a cabin on q large hat-bot-
toned boat, and the shadow cast b.
this boat attracted fsh In large qua1-
titles. The bass, particularly, were
50 filled with curiosity that In Jump
Ing up into tho air for the purpose Of
investigation they fell over the sides
Of the boat. and we picked them up
at will"
All Of which indicates the time WGst-
ed nv 1anflAuAn vhn havA a. nNPs1IHv
figured out that they have 70 use q
hook and line. AZ q means Of sport
shadow fishing has shadow boxing
backed OF the boards.-PopuiAr MGEa-
sine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
GOOD FEED FOR THE INDIAN
Cactus Fruit 10 Never Likely % D.
come Extremely Popular % Q
DeIleaoy fer the WhltA

Nobody but an indian knows how,
to cat priclkly pear. The FRUIT grows
on tho edge Of thick green Leaf, and
bristlSs With myriads Of olosSsy. .sok
thorns, sharp ~ needles and AnO, a
hairs. Though they cannot be 0oan
with the naked eye, they can certainly
DO felt, 90 any one who has tried, the
usual method Of picking thsm with
pocket handkerchief can testify. The
hne thorns penetrate the fingers and
the nesh swells. testers, beoomsa Tn
namsd and, II neglected, ofton 10
veiopS into . serious case OF blood
poisoning. When an Indian wants 70
cat It he cuts . small stick, shafHonS
It and thrusts the point into thssfapS
fruit. Slicing on the pear with sharp
knife and holding Il on The stick No
peels It, taking care to avoid touching
the r1nd with his fingers. He drops tho
pool on the ground to tho bitter TOR
row OF any barefoot boy who hSprSnS
to, step on II. A liking for cactus fHtit
may be acquired, like the taste for
olives. but Il n not likely to rival the
cantaloupe or even tho humble grape
fruit in popular favor. Il resembles
cracked walnut shells moistened with
water, mixed with sawdust and cork
and sprinkled with brown sugar, q 1T
Ito lemon 1uioo and dash of quinina.
Any one who tastes II onoe IL satisfied
TO let tho Indians gather the entire
crop
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
Something Of . cur,o.l.y.

Huthie accompanied her mamTna 70
prayer service, and during the service
the hymn, Gross and Crown" the
nrst line OF which reads. "The conss.
Grated cross III bear" etc., was sung
with much fervor by the congrega-
tion. when Ruthie considerably upset
her mothers gravity by whispering
excitedly: Mamma, what does q
cross-syed bear look likef'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
TcaGa Terms.

Postmaster (of Punk HoIlow)--s1
see that fustclass waiter In rev
York gits only e2S . month. and out
Of the small sum he has TO pay his
omnibus.' Ezra Henhouss- "5uhi
Why don't he live close 10 his Job and
Nalkf'-Puclk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
Rathar Poor Enouna

Shell didn't go to work Friday.
He--Any excuse?
Bhe-Why, bad no clothes to wear.
He--Your boss must be pretty fus-
~ II he'd object 70 that
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07

Harris 90.
Hansel So, Weathers Sd.
s Carville SO.
Miller 80.
Clark 48, Greathouse SO.
Frissell 40. Haws 81.
Griswold 76, Groomes q.
Peck 70, Woodward 80.
Patterson 72. Willis SO.
MONTICELLO
Wilson 20, Roosevelt 20, Taft 8.
Debs Il.
Massey II, Pittman Is, Steele
&c, Summerfield 9.
Roberts 10, Springmeyer IS,
Tallman Id, Worden &c.
Bartlett 9, Lockhart 8, McCar-
rem 81, Thomas IL.
Grape 10, Fernald %, Fitz-
gerald "a, Greenfield AZ, Mcbride
81, Murphy 16, Puett 20, Rum
mel Sc, Russell 81, Schoer So.
Orr 20, Weight 81.
Hansel Is, Weathers 40.
Clark 81, Greathouse 80.
Griswold 20, Groomes "a.
SKATER
Wilson a., Roosevelt l, Taft O.
Debs 5.
: Massey 0, Pittman 5, Steele 3,
Symmetrical /.
Roberts 0, Springmeyer l, Tall
man 5, Worden 6.
Bartlett 2, Lockhart o, Nectar
ran 8, Thomas 0.
Grape 2, Fernald 8, Fitzgerald
6, Greenfield l., Mcbride 10,
Murphy 8, Puett l, Rummel 6,
Russell 8, Schoer 5.
Orr A, Weight q.
Harris 10.
Hansel ], Weathers 9.
CarVille 10.
Miller 10.
Clark 10, Greathouse o.
Frissell 0, HaUs 8.
Griswold 8, Groomes 2.
Peck 6, Woodward 2.
Patterson !. Willis 9.
BRYAN
Massey /, Pittman 5 Steele / !,
Summerfield 8.
Roberts 2, Springmeyer 4, Tall
man l, Worden 2.
Bartlett 8, Lockhart S, McCarran
|, Thomas O.
Crapo 8, Fernald IL, Fitzgerald
Z. Greenfield l, Mcbride IL,
Murphy 9, Puctt 2, Rummel 6,
Russell IL, Schoer 3.
Orr 8, Voight 8.
Harris IL.
Hanse] 9, Weathers 5.
Carville 9.
Miller 8.
Clark IL, Greathouse s.
Frissell 10, Haws 3.
Griswold IL. Groomes 8.
Peck 5, Woodward 9.
Patterson z, Willis s.
RAILROAD
Wilson z. Roosevelt s, Taft 8.
Massey z. Pittman 6.
Roberts 6, Springmeyer 8.
Bartlett 0. Lockhart 0, McCar-
rem 10, Thomas l..
Grape 2. Fernald 10, Fitz-
gerald z. Greenfield 8, Mcbride
10, MurOhy 6, Puett s. Rummel
0, Russell 8, Schore Z.
Orr 5, Weight 6.
Harris 10.
Hansel 0, Weathers 8.
Clark 6, Greathouse 9.
Frissell 2. Haws o.
Griswold IL, Groomes 2.
Peck 9, Woodward a
Patterson 8, Willis s
---~-~>s-~-e-
Rsfhar poor rXou..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07
ELECTION RETURNS

c6IOVIOU U6uOlIVO
Following are tine returns from
the different precincts of the
county, so far as reported:
CLOVERDALE
Wilson 2, Roosevelt 9. Taft 8.
Debs 2.
Massey IL, Pittman 6, Steele 8,
Symmetrical 1.
Robert Is, Springmeyer l, Tall
man 8. Worden 4.
Bartlett 2. Lockhart 10, Nc
Carren 2, Thomas 8.
Grape Is. Fernald 16, Fitzgerald
IL, Greenfield 5. Mcbride ID, Muir
ply IL, Puett a, Rummel a, Russell
Is, Schoer g.
Orr IL, Weight 6.
Harris IL.
Hansel IL, Weathers 8.
CarviIle II.
Millee 18.
Clark IL, Greathouse, IL.
Frissell 18, Haws 8.
Gris~old 20, Groomes z.
Peck 5, Woodward II.
Patterson IL. Willis 5.
TECOMA
Wilson II. Roosevelt 8, Taft /,
Debs 2.
Massey 7, Pittman IL, Steele L.
Symmetrical 2.
Roberts 6, Springmeyer a, Tall.
man IL, Wordep ].
Bartlett 5, Lockhart q, McCar-
ran 9.
Grape l. Fernald 6. Fitzgerald ID,
Greenfield Is. Mcbride 5. Puctt 10,
Russell 7, Schoer 10.
Orr 2, Voight II.
Harris 20.
Hansel 10, Weathers 8.
Carville II.
Miller 10.
Clark 4. Greathouse IS.
Frissell 5. Haws ID.
GriswoId IL, Groomes T.
Peck Is. Woodward 8.
Patterson 9, Willis 9.
METROPOLIS
Wilson %, Roosevelt 81, Taft L.,
Debs A.
Massey 81. Pittman 80, Steele s,
Symmetrical a.
Roberts 20, Springmeyer z.
Tallmsn 80, Worden 5.
Bartlett %, L,ckhart l6, McCar-
ran 81, Thomas 5.
Grape SO, Fernald 81, Fitzgerald
26, Greenfield 10, Mcbride SO,
Murphy &c, Puett IL, Rummel 30,
Schoer 40.
Orr 16, Voight 42.
Harris IS.
Hansel 10. Weathers 48.
Carville So.
Miller GO.
lark "a, Greenhouse ID. -
Frissell 26, Haws 40.
Gfiswold 48, Groomes 16.
Peck so, Woodward 35.
Patterson 49. Willis I8.
WELLS
Wilson 81, Roosevelt 81, Taft 80
Massey 20. Pittman SO, Steele g,
Summerfeld II.
Roberts n. Springmeyer 10, Tall
man 48, Worden 1.
Bartlett 10, Lockhaft 27, McCar.
rem 81, Thomas ID.
Grape AZ, Fernald 90, Fitzgerald
65, Greenfield SO. Mcbride SO,
Murphy SO, Puett 80, Rummel 81,
Russell 81, Schoer 102.
Orr 40, Weight 20.
Harris 1873.
Hansel SO, Weathers III.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-11-07

Entered AT the Elko post etor transmission
through the mans SEQ Id-class matter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
fpn1n1en, Sci ito beftiger tritt SOS 81:

fomnre}l, 5eito beftiger tritt Sos 81
0il1m olti file uu0 "a aub Sic Hero=
nolpora. SSr ei15elnen @emeinoen lit
Sic 9%efdmpfung 0ieier &ranfbeit ni6t
in neutrality-suspicious. @eiie porge=
nommen moroen, belon6ers fat man
NIT SEM 9@mefeln pielfa9 gu lange
getpartet. 8ir braud)en nod bel,
biel Come, tpen11 ser 1912er 0as bal=
ten iou, mas er int SsSuli peripra6. -
Inter sen Mrbeiterm elmer GeIber=
tie r 6irma lit ser Eppbus ouseebro=
den. 8is iebt lin6 8 &erionen er=
tranft. Man glaubt, 5oB sic &ronf=
belt 6ur6 6as Srinfpalier zines 1euen
8runnens entitan6en lit. Ser 8rr1t=
men tpuroe geidloiien.
Standardization.
Ser Sr6en ser 8ene0icti11er beab=
iidtiat, auf Sem Midaelisberge bel
5iegburg cine Mie6erloliung 5u
erri@ten. 9ie @ebQr6e, sic bis 1914
nod dig Strofanitalt 6ienen. fits fir
100000 90. ungefauft tpor6en. Ser
Sr6en miu sort cine 8ibIiotbef un6
Elm M1tieum einridten. - sSn 8a6
9 riidbau tpiitbete Elm @roBfeuer,
5aS in elmer Saeune 6es fonigliden
@a1rbauies gum Musbru@ fam. Dos
TTeuer diderte au6 6as @ebengeb6uoe
elm, in Sem fid sic Seuerloi6gerabe
befan6en. Stint automobile perbran11=
ten. SSn einem 6erielben befnn6en fi9
Shmudiaden bon bobem @ertbe un6
1000 30. in boorem @el6e.
Slbenbnrg.
Sn beun fleinen 6leden @Iien BEL
S15enburg marf 1ie int 6ortigem
@%rantenbors befin6Iide Grou zines
9an6mirtbs namens &oppe lit einem
Nnfan BON @eiitesitorung ibr 6 900
nate altes &irt6 aus 6em 6eniter un6
iprang linn nad. @utter un6 @ino
blieben a1tf ser Stene to6t.
&6ntoreid Sadiem.
Die ita6tiiden @omegien planen
aus MnlaB 5es 6tesidbrigen &aiierbe-
iltdes in DRESDEN einen 6onos
bon 10000 SO. au FIFTEEN, ser idbr=
lid um 10000 Marf erbobt mer6en
iou un6 aur @erbeiferung ser @ob=
n11ngsperha1tniiie un6 grboltung BON
Spielmiei en- fir &in6er 5ienen ion.
= Gin bonbela6ener @iiter5ug ent=
gletite auf ser Strede Borne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

Miciu. ginige @agen 5es 3uges
itiir5ten sic 80ibrng binunter. Ser
3ugfiibrer muroc in boffnungsloienr
3uitonSe n11ter ser Maidine berporge=
5oge1. Gu5 iibrige &erionol oes 3u=
yc5 fam nit leidteren GerleBl1ngel1
SAXON.
8abern.
Sn SEM @allfobrtsort Morieaid)
bei M ii II d e II, ser leiu 2O0jdbrigeS
Subilaum feiert, perltriadten Gaiden-
Sie6e cine furbtbare @anif, inoem lie
an peridieSencn Stellen riefen: Slit
to, Mllto!" SS1 6em @e0range, meldeS
NUN catitan0, erlitten 5 8erionen Seer
pcl1d)ofs, 10 ml1roen bclnuBtlos polt
Ylobe getrage,1. Sic 9iebe erbel1te=
ten cine Menge ltbren, &ettel1 u10
@elSborien. - Som @agen geltiir5t
lit sic I'M 60. 2cbensjobre lteben0e
Scfonon1ensmitme> 6rol1 Grescen5
&ramn1er III Sta6I, 1tn0 5og iid
oerartige G%erlcbungen 5l1, oob iie 5en=
ielben nad mebritiinoigem 2eiSen er=
lag.-sluf graBlid)e 8eiie nm's &C.
ben gefontmen lit ser 60 Sabre alte
Bauer Soiep6 @eisberger pom Seb=
II II g, ser beim @infiibren bon Sc
treble 5tpiid)en cine Ma,rer un0 5os
bela0ene Sl1brmerf gerietb, nobel ib11
Ser @rl1i tforb einge0riift murSe. -
SSn letter 3eit ml1r6en int ser nmge=
bung BON 2uSmigsbaen beim
Sanobaggern &noden nrtpeltli6er
Sbiere aufge0edt. @abrideinli6 ba1t=
self es iid lint sic lteberreite 6es pou=
boorigen &bino5eros. Die er1ten
5l1noe bon 6ielem &ieientbier pur6en
bereits int Sabre 1876 gemadt. -
Ser @altmirtb Safob @onigbofer aus
Simbah mur6e tpabren0 eines
Streites bon sem 8adersiobn Strong
2r5erfinger init elmer Stange nie6er=
geidlage1, 10 6aB Ser idmer Ser
lette, nad einigen Stun6en itarb. Ser
Ibater lit oerbaftet. - @ridoiien fat
ii9 in ieiner &iud in Mei6od ser
perbeiratbete &oltfn1ann un6 &erii6e=
rl1ngsinipector grnit @elmeuSoorf er.
- Sic 81 Sabre alte Mpotbeferstod)=
ter Sbereie @asgenfopf aus g ii T. H.
Berg gerietb, uls Tie it6 lit @eglei=
tung fires 8rdlttigams an Sen @il5ltg
5n elmer Sabrt in sic Sdmei5 bege=
BEN moqte, a1f elm fali@es @eleis un6
mur0e bon elmer Mai6ine erfaBt, sic
ibr 5en &opf 6ireft bom <mpfe
tre11nte.
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Sic alte 9etntatb.
SdleTel1.

Sci eil1er 8anffirma in 8reS=
Tau fob ein Mngeiteuter zines bie=
ligen @eidaftes mittels gefali@ter
luittung 10000 Marf ab. Ser il11=
ge Mann bate unn1ittelbar porber I'M
Nan1en ieines gbefS t%elepbonil6 Sos
8onf6aus I'M MuS5ablrng SeS Sc
TRACES erllt9t. - Son ser Straffamz
11er III @orlit m11r0e ser 54iabri=
&c 8ureauporiteber 2u0tpig Molitor
aus @0rlit megen l1nteridlagung bon
10000 Marf, Sic er in Sen Sabren
1898 Bis 1912 ols 8ureouporiteber
bel sen @e6tsanmdlten @raiie uno
@ermert begattgen batte, gu BRET Sab<
rem @efGngniB b%erurtbeilt. = SIT
6 r 0 Mt menau bra9 ,arf ser 8eli=
bung oes @utsbeiiberS $. @eter 6euer
aus, 6ur6 pel6es @obnbm1s, Stan
uno Gdeune b%ollitan6ig eingealfert
muroen.
VWultUUC%.
Seite t2iGbr. S6melter eridoiien
fat in gberp6e, Ser. Mlfel6, ser
13jGbrige 5obn 6es @emein6eoorite =
bers &are1rberg. Ser &nabe bantirte
NIT 5em %gela0enen @emebr ieines 3d.
ters in Mbpelenbeit ser @ltern. &lob=
lid fradte elm 5duB, ser 6er S6me=
tier in SEN &opf 0rong un6 tie iofort
tootete. = SON ei1em 0urdgeben1en
Welponn, 6ns er oufbalten moute,
mur6e uuf ser Mltltaot 9snabriiG
ser perbeiratbete &aufmam &eniden
i%iberfabren. 11n6 10 i@ner Derlett, bob
er no6 elmer Stun6e inn ita6tii6en
&ronfenbauie 1tarb.
8eitfalen.
3mei &in0er 0es 5traBenbabn=
idaffners Meper in Dortmun1
mur6en bon einem MobeImogen uber=
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fabren. Gos cine mar iofort to0t, 0as
anoere lpur6e ibmer perlett in's &ran=
fenbol1s gebradt. = SSn 81 m BE d
berridt gegenmdrtig cine itarfe Ma=
iernepi0emie. 9ieler u%ngebetere @ait
balt foit in ie0er 6amilie, mo- &in6er
fins, ieinen @in5ug uno SAB in timber
reiden Samilien 6 Biz Z ser &leinen
51 gleider 3eit an 6teler &ranfbeit
6arnie5erliegelt, lit feline geltenbeit.
= Muf gdodt 304 Ger 3e6e ~Srie0=
rid) ser @robe" brad)elr i'm 9ueri6lag
BEL &erne be6euten5e @elteinsmai +
len 5erei1r un6 Der diitteten 6rei Berg
leute. Giner forte MIR als 2eide ge=
bergen per6en, Elm on6erer mur6e
idmer, ser 5ritte leidt berlett. =
8eim Speermerfen pur6e Elm @pm=
noiialt in &Iitet bon ei1em Speer
am @opf %eetroffen, 10 6oB sic Spibe
IN Sas @ebirn orang. Srob iofortiger
Sperotion itarb ser @nobe baG6. -
Ser Mderer Soiepb 5norbu6s aus
|2ieien, 6eiien 8fer6e benin Bfli=
gen mills pur5en, pur6e BON 6ieien
6urh 5mei &ufdIGge auf Sen &inter=
fopf get06tet. = Sm Shmerter
8uI6e mur5e an einem 8aume sic
2eide zines @rbdngten oufeefun6en.
Sic &oli5ei ltente feit, SAB es itb 11m
ben %62jabrigen Mrbeiter 8eber aus
@ergbofen ban6elt, ser felt einiger
3eit bermiBt 1pur6e.
Meinprpbin5.
Ser ont 16. Sl1li in Seem Sort er=
i9oiiene @erm. &oientbaI, ser aus ser
.G61ner @egenS itammt, fat, tpie
in5milden feltgeltel1t mor6en lit, Elm
Germogen bon IA Miqionen Marf
binterlaiie1t. Sn 6ieieS 8ermogen
6%iirften ii6 sic @rben tbeiIen. giner
bon 5ielen lit ser I'M 80. =@la6ba@er
&ronfenbauie leben6e irboli6e 8ub=
bir6er 2l15mig &olentbal, ser bon ser
2an6eSberiiderung sort untergebra@t
lit. = 8eim Meubal1 6es Drabtmal5=
perfes ser Srie6ri6=Mlfre6 3 @iitte
bel $ o d e nj M d itiir5te Elm &C.
rift elm. gieben Mrbeiter mur5en in
Sic Siefe geriiien. giner blieb iofort
to6t, 5rei tpur6en idtper, Sic an6eren
leidter berIebt u1ter Sen Griimmern
berborge5ogen. Sic @erlebten mutt
6en in's @rupp'ide &ranfenbaus ge=
brodt. = Sic @egierung genebmigte
6as Hroiect ser @erbin6ung ser
Sta6t 80 iibIbeim = &ubr nit 5em
&bein ourh einen idiffboren @oiier-
meg. Dur@ 6ieies Broiect miro Sic
@analiiirung ser @a1br bon @ulbeim
Biz al1r M6erfdbre porgeieben. - Muf
ser 3e9e MeumiibI I un6 II ereigrete
iid cine gdlogmetter= @rplofton, 6ur@
me1de 3 @ergleute get06tet un6 2 ber=
lett m1r5en. @eitere Mrbeiter iin6
ridt gefGbr6et. = Die @ntmidlung
Ser Erauben om Mitte1rbein,
Ole bis 6abin cine bor5iiglide NOR, lit
6ur6 sic naBfalte @itter11ma Ser leb-
ten @oden fait gum @ttuitar6e 9e-
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|gingaben an Sic &egierung bcbufs CT
|mirfunM giinitigerer ginfubrbeSingllrt-
gen fir 6leiid= ,l,o 8iebSufubr aus
Dem Musloroe gcridtet. = Ser 60
Sabre olte Bauer Ma,be aus 2or1
wur6e bon ei11cm Stier 10 gegen Sen
ltnterlei6 geidla9en, oaB cine Darm-
5erreiBung eintrat. SIN @miin6er
&ronfen9al1s lit ser &erungliidte iei=
ner idmeren Gerlebu11g erlegen. =
@ei @einigungSarbciten I'M Sronsfor=
matorenbaus gu Mltbnrg FAM SET
l.lrgefabr 80 SATIRE olte Mrbeiter 3ib=
mar1t aus S%tannn6ein1 nit ser Set
tnrg int 9%eriibrl1ng uno lmtroe iofort
g%et66tet.
8abcn.
SIN Ml1iterlan5e 8n6en ge0eibt
sic So5ia10emofrotie redt iippig. Ser
fir Sen beoori teber5en io5ialoemofra=
tiiden Eartei bc1tilmmte Sabresberidt
Ses 2aroespercins il1 @abcr idilSert
Ii. a. Sic 6ortidritte, mc1d)e Sic ,telte
ba6iide St66te= un6 @emein6eor5=
lrlt11g ser 5o5ial6emofratie ern10gIidt
babe. so5ia16emofratiid)e 8iirger=
M Observation-Disclosures sp1lrSen om s9lui=
ie 6es Sabres 1911 ge56b1t: lit Sen
std0ten $40, it 6en 2o,noge1neinoen
1904. Sic 8ab1 Ser Staotrat6e be=
1a11ft iib uuf So, sic Ser @emeinoe=
ratbe ouf 1913 inns Sic ser io5ial6emo=
fratiiden 8iirgermeiiter al1f 5, 10 6oB
sui ammen o1,f ba0iiden @atbbauiern
1885 So5ialoentofraten t5Gtig iin6.
- SN1r Meiielrie6en mur6e ser
SSag6aufiefer @nl1ier perbaftet, ser int
@erSadt itebt, int Sabre 1896 Sen
S%beriGger Ml1bbab ermor6et 5lt bo=
ben. - SIM Sta6ttbeil @r0bin=
gen fins bier @obngebG16c un6 bier
s6el1nen a%bgebrar1nt. Ser S9a6en
miro ouf 100000 @orf geiddbt. @s
mir5 8ran0itifturg %bermutbet. - Ser
Siabrige Spbn 6es Settlers 6es Stift=
idloiies Nel1burg bel $ eli 6eIberg
6rbr. Mlera110er u. 8ernus, pl1roe err
b611gt int altertbiimliden @lodeniaale
altfgefltnSen. 9ie iofort orgeitellten
acknowledgements llde batten feiner
grfolg. Man permutbet, 0oB ein l1n=
gliid porliegt.
GQak=9utbringen.
SSslt MISREPRESENTATION hot Sos
SberfriegSgeridt lit 80 eb Sic iiber
sic bier fatbo1iiden @eiitliben Gpa=
der, @ettequin, M6an1 un6 Matbieu
perbangte @efdngniBltrof e %aufgeboben
ul1o lit Sci tungsbaft ulrgetpan6elt.
Die bier &icare mare1t angeflagt, auf
elmer CONTROLLER iammlung in Gie6en=
bofer, 2otbringen, oen ieines Mmtes
.malten0en 8e5irfsoffi5ier beleioigt
un6 beorobt ST babelt. Sim s. Sl1li
crfolgte Ser ltrtbei1siprud ser eriten
friegsgeridtliden Snitan5 ia Meb. St
fir ie0en ser Mngeflogten auf
le6S Monote @efa1gltiB. Die Gerur=
tbeilten legten 8erufl1ng Elm, u1S
1111umebr lit nod %erneuten @erban0=
ll&1rgen 5as l1rtbeiI 1T ie ie9s Monate
itungsbnft umgepan6elt mor6en. II
Gbefral1 oes Sagelobners Sender
aus 6 rlte II p11r6e mdbrenb zines
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BUSINESS GLLEGE
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

@emitters al,f SEM Seloe pon1 gIit ge=
t~roffen l11t6 get0otet. Ser in ibrer 8e=
gleitung befinolide @bemann un6 EN-
&in5 muroen BON 6em S6lage BE-
ta11bt. - 0ltrd einen tra1rigen lttt=
fan perlor scr @abnarbeiter Setter in
@raienita5en iein 3jabriges
Iodterden. Gos Sinh gerietb auf ser
Strobe bcim Spiclen u11ter 6aS 2alt=
fubrmerf zines Miiblentperfes un5
muroe iofort %geto6tet. - Gl,rd einerr
Stur5 alf ser Sreppe ieines @auies
erlitt ser @ergmanr 2ouis S9Gbe III
@rob @ettingen6 SEN 500 tn
fo1ge zines @enidbru6eS. S6Gbe bi>1=
ter1dBt cine @ittpe u1r6 mebrere Hei=
nc &inber.
Se iterreidtltmgarn.
NHs ser G%iebbGn6Ier H1onotifer
aus Snnsbrud ra6 @ien nit
6cm Sdneu5ug fltbr, mur6e er bon ei=
nem l1nbefanrtte11 I'M Sen SnbaIt iei=
11er 8rieftaide, sic 1000 30. entbielt,
beitoblen.- Ser @roBin6uitriene inns
8onf6irector Gpinoel aus Gem
bergi lit 1tad @tnterlaiiung bon Gai-
iipen in @0be bon 100000 &ro11ert
gefliidtet. lteber ietn @ermogen mar
ser GoncurS er0ffnet mor6en, 6oh emit
nabm er ser 8onf, tpelder ct als @rd=
ii0ent Dor tarS, Sparenei11logen i1
Sole bon 400, 900 0ronen. Durd iei=
ne Manip1lationen fins mebrere Gent
berger Tiuan5inititute geidd6iet NOT
Sen. = 9as erite crtminaliitiide ST.
ititatt in Seiterrei9 tpur6e in @ras
er er0ffnet. @dopfer 1tn6 Setter lit
@rof. St. Sans @roB.
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Mntonie Deroria, @oitmeiiter ben
Carbon, @id., tennt sic genauen
Sbutiafen. menn er iprtdt bon Sem
beilen6en @ertbe ser 6oIen Mieren.
ptuen. @r iagt: rMus meiner eige,
men @%rfabrung empfeble ih Tolep
@%ierenpinen als elm groBartiges Mit.
tel fit Mierenlei6en. Mein Tater
tp1r6e gebeilt bon Nierenfranfbeit.
un6 cine groBe Mn8abI meiner Wad.
barren tpuroen gebetlt 6urh Sen sc.
brou@ bon Tolep Mierenpinen." Mo,
litor .Drug So.