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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
CITY men As
fruit GROWERS

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-That fruit
growing is now city mans new vo'
cation was shown by the number OF
Chicago men who have been enrolled
in the short course in horticulture at
the Michigan agricultural college this
year, a former superintendent of the
big steel plant of the trust at South
Chicago being one in the class. 9th
er members included nearly as many
from city business life as from farm
ing and fruit growers. One was a
chemist, and concrete inspector, an.
other a mechanic, a third clerk a
fourth salesman and a fifth a teach
err. There also were enrolled a civil
engineer, q merchant and student
of the general agricultural course
who was specializing on fruit. The
fruit growers who took the course
were particularly seeking information
at first hand on how to make more
money out of the crops they grow,
for In recent years the bonanza pro.
fits have resulted from varieties that
brought higher prices on the markets
than the old favorites, Baldwins,
Northern Spys and Spitzenbergs.
Apples that retail for fifteen, twenty
and even seventy-five cents apiece
have as far eclipsed the kind that are
sold by the bushel and barrel as the
sprayed outclassed the unsprayed
fruit. The city men have mad no
small part in the fruit growing that
has netted hundreds of dollars per
acre. Growers of delicious and of
King David apples have the high pro.
lit records, many orchards of those
varieties having come into bearing
In recent years and upset previous
records by the phenomenal returns
in money which the growers re.
ceived. Consequently horticultural
society conventions are now enliv.
ened by eager questioning as to the
points which have put them into q
class by themselves like the Hale
and Elberta peaches. However the
planting of the old varieties is still
enormous. The discovery of fruit as
the solution of the problem of worn.
out farms OF New England has made
that region the center Of the orchard
planting boom, this being attributed
to low freight rates and the neces-
sity of using the land more profitably.
Everywhere the ordinary varieties
are planted but without the POSSIBLE
ity," authorities say, that they will
or can compete with those which are
of exceptional quality and sell at the
t1ptop prices"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
EXPECT SOLUTION Of
TRAIN STOP PROBLEM
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-A solution OF
the train stop problem may be had
during the convention Of the Railway
Signal and Maintenance of Way as
sociations in Chicago during March,
the railroad men having asked
C. F.. Ross to show the serv.
ice use OF several simple devices
which are regarded as practical train
safeguards OF great importance These
devices are said to include mechani.
cal protection for switches, track
trips operated either with manual or
electrical block signals which actuate
the airbrakes without emergency
jolts, and cab signals which indicate
the location Of q train for the benefit
of engine crews in bad weather.
From details Mr.. Ross submitted to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and its board of experts some idea
has been obtained Of the mechanisms.
On the equalizer on the rear trucks
of a trolly car or tender of locomotive
two separate Independent pistons are
connected with the air-brakes to work
independently Of and In no way inter-
fering with the normal use Of the air
brakes. They are so constructed that
they can be placed any distance out
from the engine or car and at any
height. One Of the pistons 10 used for
automatically stopping the train or
car, while the other is to operate the
register and whistle signal TO anl-
nounce approach to any danger point.
These pistons are actuated by sta
tionary trips, of spring steel, and at
tached to a tie. They are in the form
Of a crescent. so designed that II =
snowplow goes over them they 60
down to "clear" but spring back to
the proper height to trip the piston
on the engine or car II needed. When
tn piston which applies the brake
comes in contact with the trip It
blows a whistle in the cab Of enbine
and automatically stops the train by
service braking. On a trolley car It
cuts off the current first, blows .
whistle. and automatically stops the
car, by service braking. This stop
piston can be u. I'd at all danger
points, where a showdown il neces.
sary or full stop required. n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
Tells Consunptives How
: .@ He Got Well

Tuberculosis ia said to be durable oy
simply living In the open air and taxing
an abundance Of fresh. eggs and @i .ai
for Consumption IL Eckman's Alternative
Do all you possibly can to add to strength
and increase weight, eat wholesome. nout.
ishing food, and breathe the cleanest ana
purest air-then, to the sensible things o.
effects Of Eckmln Alternative. Read
what 1t did in this crse:
coo West Street, Wilmington Del.
Gentlemen: In January, 1908, was
taken with hemorrha ges Of the lungs :
TONER'S said that It was lung trouble.
took eggs and milk in quantities. but got
very weak, ard kept on working IN the
store. The doctors said would not gam
In weight as long rs ! stayed In the store.
but kept on working and prayed eacn
prayers we1e answered, for Mr.. c.; A.
IIippincott, my employer Uippincott
Co., Department Store, 800 to 31A Market
street, Wilmington, Deil, had learned OF
. remedy called Eckman's Alternative thar
ommendatien Began taking it at once:
This was about June, 1908. continued
faithfully, using no other remedy, ana
dnally noticed the clearing Of the lungs:
which appeared to be old chunks Of blood
my lungs. firmly believe Eckman 3
Alternative saved my life. sent my spit
tie later to the state Board Of Health to
be examined for tuberculosis bacilli, ana
mere were found.
.My mother died from Consumption
when was about two years old.
Il. Il make this statement % that oenot.
may learn OF the n1erful merits OF
Eoiman's Alternative. regard my recov'
ery as being niraculous
/. iSicned Afajavtt) JAS SQUiKES.
EcEman's Attentive d elective In Bron.
chith. Asthma, Hay Fever; Threat and
Lung Troubles, and IN ulbuilding the
system. Does mot contain poisons, opiates
or habit.forminx drugs. Ask for booklet
Of cured cases and write to Eckman
.Iaboratory, Philadelphh, Pa, for more evi:
aenes. For sale BY al leading druggists ant
NowaA's Drug Store. Bismarck. N. u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
BUILDING MATERIAL

for either repairs or new buildings
Our stock is complete with the best
material that money can buy. We
are here to serve you as we have
done in the past, ana by giving III
your business you will be assured
the most for your money. Come II
and talk with us-we may have some
suggestions that will help you-ou,
estimates don't cost you anything
and we are only too glad to figure
with you.
GOoDR1DGE+CALL LBR. co.
hone lis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
elevator Man HAD
LEG BADLY MANGLEO
= 8 = = + : j. : = & = = =

:. WESTHOPE, Feb. 27-Ole :
:. Resberg, who was employed at ::
:. the Farmers elevator, had one ::
:. of his legs rather badly mangled ::
: and the bones broken between ::
:. the knee and ankle. He was ::
: shutting down the gasoline en- ::
: CINE and a cog wheel on shaft ::
:. ing caught the bottom of his ::
:. trousers and twisted his leg {:
+ around it. Besides breaking the ::
= bones, the wheel chewed into (:
:. the flesh somewhat.
1: + = = + {: + = + + + = = = =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
CONDUCTORS SUICIDE
CAUSES TRAGEDY
~
. *%,*~%>>*% ~e$>%%<

4 = % = q = : e q = q = . = Q Z
= GLENDIVE, Mont, Feb. IT, (
4 A sad tragedy occurred when I
q Conductor Mcconnell who trav-
= els out of Glendive to Billings I
q as one of the N. p. passenger
Z conductors, blew his brains out I
T. with revolver. 1t was a se- 1
= we're shock to the entire COM
= munity as no motive can be al I
= legged for his action. He leaves
= q wife and several children. I
e q = q = q = = q q 4 = = q q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27
1nEATER GOERS DEMAND.
return Of ACTRESS
ROSE Melville NOW ON HER
LAST TRIP IN FAMOUS
PLAY, l%*.,,. ~ =
isis Hopkins" viii BE Seen at the
eIjou Theater Next Friday Even.
ino. 90. - :. -. -.

It is only by the greatest good
luck that we shall again see Rose
Melville as isis Hopkins, her orig.
inal character. Miss Melville's in
tention from retiring from the stage
at the end Of last season has of ne
cessity been changed. It was impos-
sible to find among the hosts Of &C.
tresses in this country, one. whose
gifts Of character delineations were
Of such high order as would make
It possible for her to show theater
goers the heart and soul Of 4 country
girl without making the part q maud
lin caricature. This being the case,
Miss Melville in response to general
demands, has decided to play one
more season, and she will be seen
for the last time in her famous and
original character. During the COM
ing season It IL quite evident that
Miss Melville viii personally instruct
her successor. 81 "a .s..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

a Clean Brain and healthy body
are essential for success. M business
men. teachers, students, housewives
and other workers say HOODS -
sepafilla giver them appetite and
strength, and makes their work seem
easy. It overcomes that tired feel.
ing. -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

70 CURE A COLD IN ONE oAv
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggig refund money II
Il fails. to cure. e. w. GROVES Gig:
uture Il on each box 25c. ~~.s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

Radjshes. lettuc,, strawberrie.
and rhubarb have already appeared
On local markets around the state
Raled. hay will probably be a popular
dish of greens before the summer l,
over =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

CORN.
Will have car of shelled corn on
tracks, Sooy ards. Monday. See
A. G. HINCKLEY & co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

The editors OF Bottineau county
m 1t at Omemee and formed q
press association with John Haskell
Of Bottineau president, and viii .Hol.
bien of Lansford. secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-27

Some Of the homesteaders down in
Bowman county who have been away
for the winter are returning getting
ready for spring work.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
Die Zdipiusn,s Mnftalt.
i'm Wuro Gineinnati 5nrnperein ipirb
oamit Grnit g.maft.

Norb Cincinnati rpirb nit 5ilfe ieia
mes 1urnDersins cine ShDimmonitnlt
erbalten unb 3tpar nod in oielem
Sabre. Der Wuni9 mar IS fhon ieit
eSabren getpeien, aber big jett mar es
nod niht moslih. bieien Dunl9 tn
Grfiilluns 3u bringen. Die nimmsr
rubsnoeagitation bat aber im2aufe Der
s3eit fir bds Yrojstt oermaben Stims
mune semaht. paB feline gertpirtlts
dung nur nod cine sSrogs Der 3eit lit.
Cine ansabt Riteli.oer Des Roroetns
cinnati 5urHpereins bat bic Suhe in
bic 6nnb gsnommen. 0ieislben boben
seitern Rohmittag bic .gfortb gincinz
natl 5urnperetn Slpim pppl Co." or
goniiirt unb baB es ibnsn nit ibrer
i.lbitgeitellten 2lufgabe Grnit ,iit, seht
lhon odrdus berpor, onb bic Geieas
f6dft ii6 intorporiren laFen pirb.
so tpurbe in Der eeItrigen Sibung be-
id!oHen. Glsidseitig tpurbe ein ao.
| iteniiberIhlae unterbreitet unb oieiem
8ufolge tpirb bic grrihtung eine,
Shtpimme unb gabeunitdlt runr
$4,000 toftsn. Das Gelo ion burf
Bombs oufgebratt uno bic 8ereins'
taIIe in tsinsr Weiie in 4nTpruh ge'
nommen lpernen. gennoh iuiro oi,
Shpimmanitalt fir ben 9erein &C.
bout uno er tpiro ben oQeinigen Ruser
bapon babsn. 9i. Stpim POOL 60. BE-
it.bt aus folg.nbsn Witgliebern oei
gereins: 5enrp 5osfle. Der 0oriise,
lit; isrrsr 6enrp 5rants. GusShmitt
5om Gmmsrt, Sad Riogepap, Gran
9usueiIer, 5rsb. Wsper, GoDaro Gin
oemann, Goparb pfleeer, Gb.Grimm
| 4nbrep aoh unb u. aauffmann
6eute Qbtnb finDet in Der gorb Gin
einnati 5urnhaQe sine Spe3ial Der
ems geriammlung itati, in ipelhs
bas S6pimmunftdIt groiett BEL
Witeli,osrn oss R6beru ertldrt fperbsl
fnU
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-25
gdtuere Jungems.
0ebeimpplisiiten syrame nno &elf
MAIDEN eimen gnten Sang.

Die 9ebeimpoli3iiten Jrame uno
Weib perbdftsten oeitern Stpei BUR-
fhsn, tpelhe I'm 8ero16t iteben, an
mebreren Der fiir3lih itatt9efunoenen
Rcubnnfdqe unp ginbrii6e betbeiliSt
getpeIen gu iein. Die 9efdn9enen re.
Qi'trirten iih ols 6arolb Utape, 1e
Sabre oft, Don Rp. 1924 Race Strobe,
uno Yeter &obler, 20 Sabre aft, Don
Ro. 1881 WcWiden Qnenue, uno tpur
ZEN als perbddtig eingeiperrt. Sis
Iouen unter Qnberem am II. Wtdr2
BEN oSobn O'Rpurte BON $40. 9 Mercet
StraBe an Der Gde Der Is. unb Gin
Strabe dufgehalten, nieoergeidla9er
unb I'm So berau6t baben SRourtt
tpurbs 10 i6tDer psrlebt, oab ldnger'
53ett an Ieinsm &uftommen ge5Deifelt
rurbe. Die beiben 8urf6en pobuter
IL elmer 9uhtammer Oes 6auTes No
1548 Gin StraBe, ipo ibrs 8erbdftunt
erFoIote. Die Dstettips fanben unts1
Gem Bette cine Utenge gin6reherpert'
3euge, jeooh bebaupteten bic 8efange:
nen, oon Dem 8orhunbsn'ein berielb:r
feine Qbnung gebabt gu bdben.
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&inbertns auf Der NtiiitOus.auS
itellnng.

Geitsrn mar &inbertag in Der Wtuz
iithane unn cine frohlihere Shdar bat
oiefslbe taum je 5upor beherbsr9t.
Ydrterre uno 8alton~ Daren geitett
poa uno gar 8tele batten in Die GAL
lerie btnauftIettern miiFen. Die 25O
Bon Scouts, tpelhs mad osm Rehten
iuhen, als llibers funeirten uno tth
ipnit niiBlidh mad)tsn, hdtten alls 9dnz
be poa gu t6un. Iber es ging 4aes
ME am Shnirtsn uno iibsran unb 3u
jeosr 3eit herridte muiter6afte Orb
nuns. Cine Shoar japanii6er Rim
Der in SpItiimen 5og unter GeItung
BON FRI. Wdrie grouie sin, fang japaS
ntihe Qieoer uno 3sigte, pie es in elmer
SpnntassIhul. in Supdn 3ugebt. Die
Qnipradsn, eie getlIten purben, lpaz
rem ndtiirlid1 oenI tinDli6en 8eritdnbz
uib angspabt. aubsr ben japaniIhen
9inosrn ictrtten aud dineiiihe UNI
inpianiibs nit. 9tuBerbem lpuroe ein
hibIhes mufifalif4es Programm
burhgsfiihrt uno nit pohrer SuIi
Itimmten bic &tnoer in ben QQgemeiHer
2ieoern eir.
Der beutige Gag Deroient Der IN
Reid Der Witte 3ur 3ett herrihenber
3uitGnpe buI6er beionoeres SntereIIe
gs 1T rgbinsiii6er Gag" unb 4llss
mas bic 6riT.Iite MiTion in Gbinc
po[lbra6t bat. fptrp in 4nipru6eu
ourh ManoslbiIper uno burh ionIti9
ottuelIe 5arIte1ungsu oem 8eiuAe
Dor Qugsn gefiibrt. 0as prOgramn
beainnt 6sreits um II ubr Ulittagi
Iuno sisbt Iit bis $50 Wbenos bin.
Der 1ien'taq 1T Der Metbooiiten
atrhe oerpinmst.
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Z e " er.

Sn Der Do6nung oss gfbert
1yrep, yto. 1920 0atberrD StraBe. qs-
rietb geitern Elm Bett in 9rano. Gin
Stiqalarm bra6te SpriBenzGompa9
ME Rp. 80 5ur Stele uno pie Slam
men tpurDen gel0iht, nahoem ein
Shaben BON $3.50 angeridtet poroen
mar.
- Sin 8epobnsr oes 5auies SO.
214 Walnut Strobe borte geitern
Ra6mittag in Dem ungren3enoen Sau~
Ie Ro. PIG BaInut StrQBe Spei Deto-
nattonsn, lpeI6e fpie ShuiTe tautetsn
unD ia6 i'm ndhitsn Nugenblit Rauh
Gus einem Der 5enIter berpororingsr.
Gr lief 10 i6neq er tonnte nah Der
speiten 8iitritts1tation am groabs
man unb eritottete Weloun9. Gin
StillQLurm brahte bic SSeuerlpebr CUR
StsQe, tpdbreno gu gleidler 3eit msb-
rere goIisiiten nah Dem 51uis on
WoInut Strabe entIanpt Duroeu. @s
fteIte fi6 jeoo6 beraus. oaB tein 6eaer
pprlaq uno buB audi feline Shufle ab@
ueoeben noroen naren. 8ielmebr mar
cir glettriter in oem 9ebduoe NIT Der
Repuratur eins5 0pnamos befhdfttst.
- Sin 4lurm bom Weloefaften 525
bra6te gsitern Die Seuerpebr nah benz
| Dobnbauie bes 8eorge 6artIep, Jto.
524 s5inoIap StrdBe, iebo6 iteate es
| ih 6eraus, DuB e8 Iih um etnen f1l@
| ihen QlQrm banoelte. Sin an benz
5uuie porbeigebenDer 8iirger bate
| i5unten BON benz 9ate fliegeu Ieben
| rno in Der Qnnabme, baB es iih I'm
sinen 8runo hanoele, oas 5euerpehr
oepdrtement ularmirt. Die 5unten
rooren aus benz S6Drnitetn getommen,
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gkobors unb Wlaria Otpens, S41
Irmorp 4penut ;anabe.
goparo uno 8race 5oopen. 738
4rmorn 4oenus; Rdbhen.
aoolpb 81. uno.. 5eIen 1.omdn,
3239 geresforo 4peuue; Wldbher.
Games g. uuo Georgia 9arlop.
Cincinnati; Mdohsn.
Meslep uub Wurp 2amb, GdIifOrs
mia; anabe.
Charles uno Rate Grpid, III 9oss
tb. Strabe; Hnabe.
Uldrtin unb Wamis Stnsen, 15 %
RcWiden 4psnus; 9nabs.
0entrp 8. uno Wnrgoret groote,
717 mslIipoob Qpsnue; Mdoteu.
SIaac 2. uno gbarlott. WaItsr
1929 Multnsr Qpeuue; andbe.
Mi[iam 8. uno ReIie Cobb. 572e
5enrp apenu.; 3piainse, Mdoasr
unb annbe.
gol.ntin unO Scfspbine Waspsr
Horo Central glpeHue; anabe.
gorI.s unb Catherine Siebert, 454
We itWcWid,n qpsRue; anabe
2ouis uno gttu Spifer, 632 grOaoa
ipap; WGohen.
gnrnn 6. uno Roie Qdusan, Gambler
apenue; W1otsn.
Ropan unn Catherine gsar.e, Ipe
M, 9, College SilI; Rnabe.
pbillip. W. uno Sppbid 5abn, Sc
bar uno asnnsib 4ptnue; Maohen.
Robert 6. uro 8rafe pttrcs, 582.
Belmont 4penus; Wabhen.
Mntbonp ). uno CLARA Gtao. 455s
6omiIton aruus; W1ohsn.
georss :. uno gbith Reis. 302e
Woof.ipoob 9lpsnue; Mdohsn.
Sobn :. unb katherine CONNER
$50 on aibsrtp Strdbe; Mdohen.
4lfreb 8. uuo autberins pitsns
2918 MoreIanD 9tpenue; anabe.
Clarence une Rpiie Sboemdter
3431 Woobburn apenue; Rncbe.
| geOrss unp SsiIis a0bnte. 424 Dill
/ GtraEe. Hudbe.
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S,eter Eoit q. u. 81.
--~%S-

in abpsIsnbsit bes aommdnoeurs
iyrant auifsr fiihrte in Der geitrlgen
WondtspsriammIung Der obtgen Or
aauiiation Der Senior 9iSe.aommans
0eur 2puis Gubs oen 8orfiB, pdbreno
Der StriitFuhrer aamerao gbarles
gnslin fpie iibli6 isines 4mtss nal.
tste. 8as arantentommittse berihs
tet., oaB aamsrao Charles Der5el in
ieinsr Wobnung. Ro. $40 Gtpinelton
StraBe. Dor einigsn 5aseH ods I'm
aliid bate, etn 9siu 81 bre6en, baB er
Iih aber ben lImItdnben nab nobl be-
finpe uno binnen eiRigsr Woheu ME.
Der i'm Stanoe isin tperoe. ieins
Freunpe su bsgriibsn. Dem aupitSn
Qouis 5offmaan, pelter Dem Yclten
einiae aarftn Der Shiaht bon 4Ssu
Rioae Ii. q. gum Gjeihent gemaht bat
.tpuroe Der Oant Der 8ereinigung aus
qeIprodeu. Qlls Delegaten gu peT
eisunsen pes RsmOrial. susituiei
| fir bic oiesjGhriss 0raberihmiitunss'
feier ptrotn bic 6errsn 4usuii Gin
| tier, gbas. gnslin unp Jrant aaiIe1
funairen. Die sriie Sisung oes Nus
ihuiIes finnei am ndfiten 5reitds
abeno in Der Msmorials6aae itatt
!, sSm llebrigen tamen nur Routins9e
| ihdfte CUR Grltoiguug.
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lInisr benz 0orEB oes 5errn Jris
sslspotrmunn unb Shriftfiihruns bes
berrn Ytilipp Riooinser belt oer
obige Usrein ssitsrn Rohmittas isins
reaelmGbigs Weridmmluns ab. Dis
6erren 2lusuit 9eibtamp. alsyanoti
Mener nno Mm. Shaefer tpuroen oli
pafIim Mitglieoer unp Qerr Sobu
Wsaner ala ottiper Sdnger aufse'
nommen.
Auf cine Ginlaouns oes 8dder 0ts
idngptreins bin beItloB Der Werein
iih nah ardfisn an btiIen Bah su BE-
tbsilisen. Der am 13. april b. ). IN
Der Central 9mrnhnlis finttfinben fon
Der Wersniieunes ausfnub BE-
rihtete, baB er bic 0orbereiianstn fiji
oas 1nn5trdn3ten. oas Der UereiT
sum Nsitsn itinsr Witslieoer uni
sgreunoe am q. Mpril b. :. in ber 4rr
beiterbale NranitaIten tpirb. ssirofftr
bob<.
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- Die 16jdhrige Rora 6alep. bic
bttrunten aemaht uno na2 stnem
gpreeQ psri6Ieppt purbe, puro &C.
irern Natmtttag pon Der polI3ei ges
funben. Gpbert Ri6arbion, Sobn ..
Hihdroipn, s. u. Cope uno Syrau
GoIQ 2ucas iotpte pas Ufdbden purs
zen perbuftst uno rperoen beute I'm Su'
eenbqeriht porgefUbrt perDen. 0as
Mdohen rpuroe iett Samitue BON ieiz
nen Gltern permiBt uno oteielben err
iutteu Die qoli8ei. auf ooiielbs 81
fahnoen.
- 2lQe G., s.. &c ,. giisrbahnSiige
BON DeIteu tomen Qeitern Dipreen
bier perIpGtet an. Die gabn lit ami
Then gpnnersoiQe unp HuibpilIe,
Sno., nit s bis 8 3oa Sdnss bebedt
uno pieIe TeIegrlpbenpfoiteu nuroen
BEL RuIboiue pom Snnee umgeIpebt.
- Sin qerpiTer 5unIep, psIcaer
go. 336 Roro 2. StrdBe Eppbut, muir
Be um Witternuht an Der Siab uno
glilep StruBe ppn einem StraBenrdus
Der uberfalIsn uno 8u 8ooen gef6lc
cen. !0unIep, peld1er cine Wunoe ON
Gopf oupontrug, 1puroe ipGter BON Der
ppli3ei qeiunDeu unb nah Der Qoll8ll-
itation gebruht, no er bon Or Goot
in 8ebauplun9 gsnommen muroe.
- Sine Gar Der Wiucreet Qa!lep
9abn rannte an Der Wtdple Qpenue
ceQen bas 2(utomobil bes QtunohGnes
! lers 8. 6. pilgrim uno beIhGot8te
/ GQs1elbe beoeuteno.
Ter Miami 5luB lit pieosr i'm
Steigsn begriffen.
- Der 2eiaenbeItatter Charles 0.
Gath, lpelher an gIutperaiftuu9 leiost,
lit auf oem Dege Der 8eneIuua.
( - 9bil. QsFpis, 20. uno aoaIins
Cole, 10, beipe BON bier, erldngteu si.
aen oetrathsideiH.
/ - Dubip anoerion BON Der SIp
ll3. StroBe errptrtte eiuen Sdftbeftql
aeaen ieiuen 8ruDsr 8eoree anoerion.
ipelher Die $oausthur uuo 3tpei Zen.
i ItsrIteiben 8ertrummerte. Der ange-
rihtete Sfapen belduft lid, auF T5.l0.
Der RuheIt6rer tpuroe irraen 9runs
I. tenbeit, 8ubeitorunq uno @igentbums'
i beI6doisuna r.rhuTtst.
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|, Ehsiat bic 2egung bon 10000 rellss
[ gasIeitungsrobren auf 4Sroipset aia.
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Pokal.Dfrid)l
DsntfAe S&iiten-@ @efeGf6aft.
Die nenen weauten in lire Aemttr
tingefiibrt.

Die neuen Beamtsn Der Deutfhen
G6iis.nsG Gsiellfdaft puroen ssit.rn
gaohmittaa in ipiirbissr Wsii. IN ibrs
rsip. Memier einsefiibrt.
Die Sabresperfrmmlung bts gsrs
ems fanb unter 9oriis bon 6srrn
Wm. Witte unb Der Shriitfiihrung
pom 6errn Alb. Rriieer in Sannlns's .
Qctdl, an Woin unb 13. Strabe. ftoti.
Dus aus ben 5srren 5rant Willen.
brtnt, Z. Meinnrb uno Jreo. Bruins
beftshtnoe Rommiitee berihtete. bic
gader Der Beamtsn in better ORB
nuno befunDen 3u> babsn. Yer 9ersin
hiibt Gin Berm6ssn BON 1892 269, Dos
tbeils In Der 9ani, tbsiIs i'm gdupsrsir,
angslsgt ift. Nus Dem Sahresbsrihi
pes Seiret1rs 5errn ariiser ssht hsrs
psr. bab bic 3abl Der gutitehenoen
Witetieoer 1O4 betrast, segen 8S i'm
porbers.bsnben Sabre, eint erfr.ulth.
3unabme, tpelfe Der Ibdtisisit oss
qleiiations.cmmitiees 5usufdreiben 1T
nttr sFreD. dis tpurbe dis neues Wttts
alisb oufsenommen. Der proFcsni
Iuesbeie bas 4blebsn bes oltsn Ulit'
alsebts Jpbn ShGfer on. oeiItn In.
oeufen nurh Grbben BON ben Siber
aesbrt fpurbs. DDS iiblife Sierbtsslt
fpurbe aur 3ablune an bic Ddmilis an
a.DRfen. Dus n.us 0ersniaunssa
RcMmittee, pelhes bereits emiie ar
Der arbeit gsnsien iit, beridtete, bat
bos As. G4iibenfeit uno preisfhieber
am Sonntas, ben IL. Wai, in Wadei
Gtsps, Bomb bilI, Itattfinben tpiro. Gi
IN nints untsrIaHen fporben, basfelb
su sinsm ihOnen Jamilienfeitt i'm be.
fen Ginns o.s Mories 3u geitohlten.
b<rr aueuft Sdr0r iiibrte bic nsusi
geam.en unter biibfher, NIT sroben
9eifod aufsenomm.ner anipra6e u
ihre reixitipen 4emter elm. gs Der
fttht iih BON i.lbit, oaB Elm i.otr Der
ietben einiss erniie ooer launiee Dort
Iasie. Ti. neu,n 8eamien iino Si
6errsn:
pIdftpeHI. 2DtH. 2DHN.
NijeprdToeni: Geo. 5iilsmann.
G6dtmeiItsr: 5p. aiberB.
prototou. .Getrstdr: Nlb. ariiger.
sFinanssSetreiGr: M. Giintber.
Nsrsniisunsstommittee: 8. Shmtts
On. GiIermann, Sobn enssln, Sob
Wiip uno Germ. ROders.
sJsitsaommanbant: 3n. SitholtbOf'
Wer.insr Jabnsntrdger: W. 8. Gou
ielmann.
Der. Stnotsu Jobn.ntrassr: 4nt
6iilsmcnn.
glon erIsbisuns Der porliegsnue
GdndFse fanb Elm ursemiiiblihs
Rcmmers iiatt. bel oem Is an humor
pollen Rsosn uno 9ortrdgsn nidt fsbl
ts. Gin iomoi,r Smbtb uno auos
pohps Hodbier munbeteH alIsn Mnu'
Isnoen niht libel.