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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-02-09

John Hrosh dragging roads C.
b. No. 3 ....-...-..."".. 1855
John Brosh dragging roads G.
u. No. " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lao
Peter EmiG work G.. u No g.. $3.50
John Flynn. fees. case OF State
VS. Robert Wilson ......... 800
Luonau Lumber Company. lum.
Der for bridges ............. sos
Loonan Lumber Company lum-
her for L. d. No 10 ........ 200
d. W Hale, work r. ID. No. 20 1900
Madison County Agricultural
Society, aid for fair ........ 447.45
T. A. Linn work G. D. No IT, 24.5O
VIM Jackson r ID. No &c.. 400
". Il Snyder, work X. y No
20 ........................ ll.25
r.. A. Long. medical service
for pauper ................ $3.50
: NJ. Bowling court bailih coo
5 NJ Bowling, work T. d No.
le '....................... 10
National Office supply Com,
pauy. typewriter ribbons 1000
oliver Typewriter Co. type
writer ....... ............. $500
-. W. Ruth expenses attending
Assessors meeting ........ 1890
Chas Letheby. register OF
births and deaths ......... HOO
.C K Rynearsou register of
births and deaths ......... 9.25
H KiIburu. register of births
ana deaths .............. 90
u. b. MIIls register OF plrths
and deaths ............... $50
NJ L. hoehn register OF births
and deaths ................ l2.75
W. h. Harding register OF
births ana deaths ........ l.go
l.. b Baker lumber K i. No. Is 2l4l
Andrew Wallin. work K y. No
l. ............... .......... 4.2O
David Larson work r. d. 80. 1000
G.. A Gabelmau work r. y.
No. = ...................... $50
| Lucinda Brady, rent for pauper 500
John A. Schinck. repairs .... 20.45
/ Dewitt Lewis, wolf scalp .... 200
/ Ed Harter repairs on ballot
boxes and coal for election. SIS
II. IT, Tracy, surveying court
house grounds ............ eco
/ =. Austin work L D. No. IL. 90
/ Or A. + Tashjeau. attending
pauper Observation-Disclosures. 1900
| l.. J. Young, expense Farmers
Institute. Newman Grove . 41.O6
| s. r. Mcfarland. salary and
+, postage Observation-Disclosures. l50.25
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1912-02-09
HELP WANTED

MAPEs d HA2EN. Attorneys
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-04-04
Our Schools

Above Sgwick County proud of her Schools No County
We public .hool with school
all of whom fully qualified
of
burg a regular graded had.
graduating the
High Schools o he
well equipped school houses and this is
of buildings Jueshurg Sedgwck
a
buildings the State Its Curriculum includes all
las
Commercial Especial attention given this Commercial
who wish themselves for business
aren ttorced % outside the County for this education
building Physical Chemical Lahrao Library. Gym
Room
thoroughly
particular
whom cassed with the best the
State
from Sedgwick Countys High School entities
the Colleges
of Mrs. Ella W. Babcock
steadily
pupils the out of their School work
nothing best possible Schools
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-04-04

THOSE DESlRlSs iS5TRUC
lions MUSIC CULTUa:
Will LEAVE THE'R NAMES
WITH z. ". CLEvEJaS0
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-04-04

MISS lEOTA V. SAUNDERS
ANNOUNCES THAT SHE WILL BE IN
ESBURG ON SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS TO INSTRUCT IN PIANO
MUSIC
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

drcn Anita and Karlyle, of Wasepi.
Mich, were holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Grim.
Mrs. Ellen Severns Of AIger. was
business visitor in this vllllge Tues
day.
Misses Della and Ruth Iron are
spending their vacation at TT Becov-
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burley, and
daughter. Grace, and Mr. r. o. Cvders
Of Marion. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pretty
man, OF south Of town, and Mr. and
birs. Lewis Strawser of this place
We're entertained by Mr. and Mrs
j. j. Burley, Monday.
Mrs. Ida Lane, of Marion Mich,
is guest at the John Carter home,
this week.
N. J.. Williams, OF Prospect and
Ferry Williams, of Mt Vernon. spent
Monday with Mr. and Mrs Charles
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs G.. O. farmhouse have
returned after a bricr visit with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. p.
Penthouse, of Upper Sandusky.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

More than 50 vessels are loaded an
nually in Calcutta with Indian pro-
ducts for the United States.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
WHIsPERY WHISTLES
FOR FRIES ENGINES

New York, Jan. 1.-The eerie Erie
has got 'em going again.
Folks who catch the S;S2 for New
ork and particularly those who lux
Criously wait for the 9:O5 have long
tCen complaining of the screams VITA
lhch the approach of the 1880 and the
Z 43 have been heralded. Knowing
about trains which leave at such
shocking hours was bad enough with
out having slumbers broken. ear drums
tortured and coddled eggs made unfit
for fastidious eating. Wherefore the
complaints.
Yesterday announcement was made
that all locomotives in the Erie's sub
n, ban service We're to he equipped with
low tone whistles whose notes viii be
IKE woodland music, and, far from dis
turbing dreams, viii lure the sleeper
ON To visions still more sweet. The
whistles Of the past are TO be used on
.ly in emergencies, such as the arrival
Cf trains ON time.
Jersey commuters We're so amused
lnst night at the news or the innpva-
ton that they accepted without doubt
ing rumors OF decindered engines and
ICf upholstered seats IN all cars.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
AGOSTA NEWS
OF LAST WEEK

Agosta, Jan. mir. and Mrs. Frank
Horton And daughter GLADYS, of Es.
sex, were guests Of the formers par.
e,.ts, Mr. and Mrs. e. D. Horton, Fri
day.
Mr.. John Krause, OF Westford Pa,
Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. w j.
Hill
Mrs. G. c. Young spent Thursday
md Friday at the juno Spraguc homc
cr Meeker.
Mr. Joseph Burley is on the SILK
list.
Mrs Anna Loutzenhiser and Miss
Gibson, Of Kingslard, Ind. are guests
of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Schmidt. cast of town
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Carey and
children. Margaret. i'loriau and Mil
dred. Of Akron. spent the holidays
with relatives here.
Miss Fernc Miller Is the guest Of
IaRue friends this week
Mr.. Ralph Kemper returned to his
home in LaRue. Thursday, after a
short visit with his sister, Mrs. Vernon
Lauer.
Miss Rose Scherger spent Wednos-
day and Thursday with Marion friends
! Hr. and Mrs. c. b. Hudson, OF Mar
ion, were entertained by the l1ttor's
parents Mr.. and Mrs :. G. Johnson,
tie former part Of the week.
Mr.. G. G. Young ieft for Newark,
, Thursday, where he win be the CUES;
Of his son Clarence, for a rev days.
Mr.. Merwyn Barnthouse. student
of the Upper SanduslSy nigh school IS
spending the holidays with his par
orts Mr.. and Mrs G. O. Barnthousc
[ Mrs. Elizabeth owens. of Kenton
vas a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d.
Horton.
MIR. T. j. Horton of Zancsncld spent
from Sunday until Tuesday with his
wife.
Mrs. w. i. Hill anc children. John
and Lenorc We're entertained at the
Jacob Krause home in Marion Mon.
day.
Mr.. Frank Mason was bushes,
visitor in Marion Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. button are Wis
Iiting Mr. and Mrs. David Souslcy o
IGalion this week.
Mr. and Mrs u. McClelland enter
ltained the following at dinner. Mon
day: Mr.. and Mrs y. Harger anD
children Edna. Bert anc Clarence, O
Marion, ana Mr. and Mrs. j. Collins
cf this city
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Grim ana chill
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
Railroad Planning Big I'm
provement For New
Year.
MUST INCREASE FACILITIES
Present Yards Cannot Take
Care of Growing Freight
Business.
Yards Planned South of Main Line,
Just West of Union Station-WiII
he Used For Fast Bound Freight
Yards to Have Many Tracks.

In all probability the new year will
witness one of the biggest railway inn
Irovements that has taken place i'm
Marion i'm a good many years. The
Erie is planning to build large railroad
freight yards just south OF the main
line and west Of the union station and
it is being rumored in railroad cir
cles that the yards will be constructed
within the next two or three months.
Although Marion now has one of the
largest yards on the Erie system tho
n eight facilities are not sufficient to
handle the growing business Of the
company only the terminal at Jersey
City and the yards at Hammond, In
diana, equal the local yards i'm size
and with the new additions that are
Icing planned the Hammond yards
viii be surpassed.
Tho present difficulty lies with the
cast bound freight 1t is generally de-
L. yed here much longer that the Off
cials desire simply because II has tu
lee switched around needlessly owing
10 tine Arrangement oT the yards. But
with new yards on the soutn side of
tile main track TO he devoted ex-
.cusively to east bound freight this
trouble would be overcome to large
degree.
The new yards will contain from
lalf dozen to dozen tracks from
mile to two miles in length and will
furnish room for several hundred cars
The yards will add to the increasing
importance of Marion on the Erie sys-
tenn.
1t 1t understood that the Erie annua
report will make an excellent showing
The road has undoubtedly been get
ting more business. The proposed i'm
lpIovements are the natural result.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
Five Tons of Mil.

Five tons of mail were taken from
Erie No. 8 and Hooking Valley No, 30
Friday morning, whica proves that the
Christmas rush and heavy work in
the mail department has Dy no means
abated. This Is four or FIVE times the
usual amount and the officials claim
that in no season previous has the
work in the mail department continued
through the week as II has this year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II IL
fails TO cure. 10. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box 25c
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
EntcrInlns OnicInIs.

Mr.. O. NJ. Knauer, passenger agent
tor the PENNSYLVANIA railroad here, en-
tertaincd the local officials at stag
dinner and smoker Friday evening at
bis home on Scoheld Heights.
Covers We're placed FOR twelve and
an elaborate menu was served. FOL
lowing the dinner nour ana smoker
the remainder Of th- evening was
spent at cards.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

Records Of the passenger business
en- the Erie should be completed today
for the present yec-. no great in
crease will be shown, however, accord
II & to Erie men. Bur; taking the To-
ca Erie passenger and freight traffic
q large increase over the business last
year is particularly noticeable.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
MIRRoR SuRsCRIRERs

VIII confer a favor by reporting
promptly any failure 10 receive their
paper, either from city carrier or In
the mail ON rural routes. Telephone
complaints at expense OF Office. Tho
Mirror is booking new subscriptions
daily and adding many new names
TO Its family of readers every week,
and errors In putting all addresses
ON the carriers and mallers' lists
correctly are sure TO occur, and Il
ed at once. If You cannot get tho
Mirror office by phone In the evening
call phone 287.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

During January the Erie railroad
will receive deliveries of forty-hve
rev locomotives, sixty passenger
coaches and 1000 freight cars. The
order for this rolling sock was plac-
Cd some time ago but It delay was oc-
CURED in the fulfllmen; OF 'the order.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
A New White Hone.

New York. Jan. Jumbo Wells,
the Australian heavyweight, said 10
be one of the best white hopes" will
get a trial Wednesday night at the
Sharkey Athletic club when he will
meet Jack Mcfarland in a ten-round
CO.,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01
Hamilton SIN ON Nam.

The fans at Hamilton are still max
ing a strenuous effort to continue
organized baseball in that city. The
present and fonmer boards of direc-
tors Of the club held a conference
at the chamber OF commerce last
week and decided for working out
the Rpancial plans OF the company
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-01

That Philadelphia policeman who re-
tired after 40 years service at $1,000
year worth $25O,OOO ought to have
Quit long ago. 1t seems a shame that
a man with such genius for making
money on the outsice should have
wasted his talents walking a beat.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
GIIas.autbrinaen.

Strabbure. = SIN &oaSie
Gteinitrabe 8 bat Der nit ieiner
Brou tuegen @abrunesiorsen In I'm.
frieoen lebenoe &elner Grano Seiit
i'm Streit ieiner Srau OenSaIs Our@-
i6nitten unb fie 6onn ~eroroilelt. GetSt
bat itd oann ibpere S@nittpunbsN
am Salie betgebradt.
Die6enboen. - Gin tDt-
Ither llnfoa ereignete Ii6 ouf Der
GorIsbiitte. Der @oneierer Sotob
Braun mar nit Dem MbfuppeIn bon
@agen beihdftigt, nIs er az San
fam. Gin Mrm un6 elm Bein Dalr-
ben ibm bonitdnoig obgefobren. Der
SdperberleBte p1troe iofort in Ons
8iirgeripitoI nerbrodt, bod itorb e.
boIo oaroltf.
&oDingen. - InF bem bic
fieen 6iittenfperf ereignete ffG Elm
t0tli6er l1nfaa. Ser 35iGbriee Gr.
better Q%ueuoreur tpurOe bon einem
@uBeiienitiid in Die Seite "aetrOffen
uno 10 ihper oerlest, 6oB er am an.
oeren Sage i'm SpitoI ietnen Der.
%lesungen erIog. Ser 8pruneIiidts
binterldBt cine @itrpe un0 mebrerC
fleine Rinoer.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Shhrinaen.

@eru. Die oberite S9ul.
beborbe oes @roBber5ogtums Sadier
plant cine ausoebnlng Der nnsemei.
men GortbiIOunesiduIpflidt. 9ie
erobberoosliHe Stantsresierung bal
al 6ieiem 3fpede bon Der Snnoels'
TANNER Elm @utodten einseforoert
0ieies bebt II. a. berbor. bob Die
Qommer peoer Die on1emeine Nus
oebnung oes observation-disclosures.
rifts ouf oos SommerbnIbiabr, nod
Die Yeitimmung BON orei Binter-
boIbin6ren iiir Den llnterridt fir
5pedm1Big baIte un6 Ieoiglid emf
pfehIen f0nne. Die 6ortbiloungsihul.
pfIidlt IN ienen 5hulorten, Die nur
I'M @intcrhnl6iabr llnterriAt ertei.
len loiien. pon , nitf 3 Sabre 81 Der.
l6npern. Sm Sntereiie Der 2ano.
ipirtibaft oiirfte es ebenfons Iiegen,
ons Sommerbalbiubr fOrtbiIOungs-
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
9annOSsr.

Muri1. - @eb. SuftiSrnt ST.
&ade, Nedtsonnolt am Neihsgeri@t
in 2eip5ie, lit bort am 3. Sebruar in
70. 2ebensiabre ~geltorben. gr Dar
biz gn6e Der ahtieer Sabre Oes DO
rteen Sobrbunoerts in Aurih nnidi-
Iieuno as &e1tsantpalt iebr beliebt
Nu6 poIitiid trat er nieOerbolt n
ben 8orOersrunO; 1882 lieB er lid
OIs freIiinieer &ei1stngsfonOiOnt &c,
gen ben notionolliberolen Sonitds-
rat Or. Rruie aus Noroernep auf-
ftenen, Dem er onnn in ben Sabreu
1890 Biz 1893 bas Mon6ot entrtb.
4ei Der BdbI 1898 gine inOes isins
bOIitii9e anbdngerIHoft be6euteMS
surtd, 10 oaB er iid Fpoter ni4t mebr
ouKtelen IieB.
Sannop. 20 iin6en. = Nn&
iGpperem 2eiben itorb Der 8oIfsi4uI'
Iebrer Su6boff. Das muiifaliide Sc
ben waiin6ens erlei0e onmit eineN
i@hperen BerluIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@eRfaltn.

QItenb0gge. - Guf Der Bic.
fisen 8ede puroe Der 8eremonn
Gris Red aus lima our1 Steinfan
beri1iittet. Der iunse Nnnn, mel.
der fur3 Dor Der 8erbeiratune ltanO,
fcnnte Ieioer II aIs 2eide seborgen
tperoen.
SOrOe. - Der 0~tpeiiGbriee Rna.
be Der gbeIeute geger lief BON Der
SeoonItraBe brett Dor einen Stro.
benbobnapaeen uno ipuroe uberfab-
rem.
2udIember. Ser Souer
Grieori9 MeifebI geriet neuIi9 atf
Der 3e6e @liidoufiegen unter eirten
i4tperen Stein, Ser ibn iofort t0tcte.
Ser 8erungliidte binterl1Bt 8itfpe
NIT atpei unmiin0igen &inoern.
Mengeoe. = Iuf Der 3e1e
Aoolf bon Saniemonr, geriet Der SO
Sabre olte $auer Nnoreos Senmoier
aus Dem GambelerboI5 unter berein-
bredenoe 3obIenmoTen uno nurOe
berihiittet. gr tonnte nur nod oIs
2eihe geborgen meroen.
8olmarI It e n. - @inen Bein.
bruH erlitt sic t9 Gbrige Go6ter oes
Sabrifanten Shipping bier, aIs iie
einem ibm entgegenfommenoen 5ll6r-
perf ausDeihen poute uno bon
einem &oOe geItreift puroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
IrObins gadlien.

M ng6eburg. - Der Nrbeitet
Wfortin Siibner bat nuf ben 4rbeiter
Otto Stimpee in oefien 8obnung IN
Der 5IOitraBe sfpei iharfe S@uiiG
aus einemNeoolper obgegeben in 0er
&bfiat, i'm su totem. Die @e6oiie
etngen a6er febl uno bic 8offt
mur0e Dem Cater Our9 st. entriiIen.
8. lief oarauf tort nit Der aeube.
rung: SD bringe ben beute nod
uni" CT bolt aus ieiner @obnung
Elm Bell un0 begab iin mieOer Dor
bic @obnung oes g., mo- feline Set.
nobme eriolgte. Dos Motip CUR Sat
1T urbefonnt.
8n6 @lmen. - Die gol0ene
&otSeit begging in o1er Stiae Oer
Bier felt 8 Sabren onidiiige Mngoe-
burger Observation-Disclosures 5ris Che
inng nit ieiner Satin. Or bat bei
Ser @riinoung Der 4~rontenfaiie fir
MuIifer cine 9eroorrogenoe Tdtig'
felt entfoltet, iopie bic uWagOeburger
Notwithstanding" nit ins Seben
eerufen. $50 es aolt, 5rau Wiuiifo
au pflegen, fono ii6 Serr @6eling
aIs i6r ~eifrigiter 6oroerer.
8regenteot. - Ous ieltene
Set Ser eoloenen Sod8ett tonnten
Ser Mltiiser 9eter 4einoorf unO feline
@befrnu feiern.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09


O0mpf Scbiffabrt
lwifnen
Baltimore mm6 Bremen.
Die f~olaeneen neuen unb erprubitn, NIT allen
q aItmI 9feiten, trabtlcis 3elegrapbte uni
u%nssrnaTers Signale, perlebenen ppltcdmpttE
oit,r alals, wsrbsn, ME fCIst BON Baltimore
rTpsDtrt:
.Rbriua, SCnnabsnb BEN is. N6r1
2 1br Rahmttta9S.
,Dlaina, MittpOh ben 20. WR6r3
2 t1br Ranmittags.
.RSIn q Nittpch ben 3. Npril
2 l1br Nanmittags.
Bon Baltimore nod 8remen:
3Usits aatats- palass-Vrrs:
$3.50.
Drttts 8atuts-v aRass- prsis:
gnr ouf BEN vRbsiu", nMain" uno vRsdar"
$500.
3wifdsnbsds- pnEass- Yrtiss
$500
@sssn 8ra&t unb paTnss Dsnbs man f&
an
u. Gcbmmacber s Co.,
@tneTaL Naeuten,
Or. Z Glib SAP @trnes, Baltimore, Nby
ObeT
@aibim0tOn office,
us t4tt @try r.. 3D., Sci. Drain 1866,
unb
9. 8. Drpsp SOnS Co.,
13te unb 8 Or, q. W.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@arttsmbern.

Bu1au. Sn einem @ebduos
N Der 8alOorRitraBe, @igentrm oes
5%ubritonten 5. Moos, broh 6euer
aus. Die in Dem Souie oufbapobr.
ten gorrate an Ro6len, RiIten, ga.
pter u. 10. buten Dem Tlbrer reid
li9e gabrung. Die J~euertpebr muBtv
tI3 nuf Die &ettung Der Nadbar6Gu.
ier beidrdnfen. 8ranOitiftung miro
Dermutet.
GQlDangen. - SIN bieiieen
Palais aoeImann lit General Gii9er
bon @eiferstol no6 Ifaperen 2ei0en
eeltOrbeH. @r puroe eeboren Den
26. 6%e6ruor 1843 3u Rattbeim, ON.
9etoenbeim, mo- iein Batter PbiIipp
oils &eoierforiter Itotioniert mar.
Seine Mutter mar cine geborene
Gretin b. Beoen. 1877 permablte
er T6 nit Ser @rGtin SeIene M0eI.
mann bon I0elsmannsfeI6en.
Roppennetler . - Der8iri1.
Uirt Witbleifen 1T Bel benz 9eriuH,
ietnen @irtsidiI0 bon ietnem &oitit
ob5tmebmeu, BON Der 9eiter seItiirSt
Ct bat einen aippenbru@ unb tubb
reiGe Quehhungen erIitten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Ceitsrreih.nnnnrn

Wien.-0er @eidftsfitbrer Serr
Gnton Derner 0es SofIieferonten
81. Meoof feierte i'm Rreiie Der Nm.
geltelten iein 2~5iGbriges @ei6Gfts-
iubilaum. Der Subilar erfreute itd
Der Observation-Disclosures SDmpatbie.
fun0gebungen uno pur0e unter an
oerem 0urd Elm pradtooles @eident
bon Der 6irma ausge5eibnet.
u.-Oer ebemoIige Abge-
Oronete q. SEQ Baitor lit in oeodisf
%geitorben.
u.-Die biefise sroBe
Dompfmiible lit nit allen 8orrGten
elm Gnub Ser 6lammen geporben.
Ser SdoOen betrGgt mebrere bun.
berttouieno &rpnen.
8iIfen.-@rGfin 9eotnis bat
fbr I'M 8e5irf 2uidtau geIesenes
Gut ian1t Meierbofen an Den teide.
hiiden @roBgrunobeitser 2lidn
berfauft.
Sc pIis.-Die @irfporenfabrit
Snatod uno &omp. in Eurn 1T Oes
nohts teiDpeiie nieoeraebrnnnt.
ErebniB. - Die ti1eHiihe
StoOtoertreturg BON Erebnis oer-
meigerte oie 8eeroieiing Der Oeut.
ihen ebong. @aItpirtseattin Wario
SraB auf Dem itdotifden GrieO6of.
Oie 9eerOigung muBte i'm benad-
borten Orte Sutom erfolgen.
g d 10 a r3enberg.-au benz
GiritIih Shmar3enbergiden Weier.
bofe eridlug Der Mrbeiter 8e8nid bic
@rbeiterin Miarie Betrit nit elmer
ihorfen Sade.
s.-llnter GROCER SeiIuabme
fonO bic 8eiiesung Der 9eihe oes
ebennoIigen Gderbouminiiters Or.
@benbod ltatt. Die g%iniegnun9
nobm MbeeorOneter Yfarrer Baum
sortner, elm perf0nlider GreunO Oes
8erItorbenen, Dor.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
9Sniareidl Gahien.

DRESDEN. Ser Oberme0i3i.
nalrot Yrofeiior Or. Bui1 lit bier
gang unerTpartet einem Ser3i1lag er.
leeen. Ser @erItorbene Itaro i'm "a.
2ebensinbre uno befIeiOete Oas ami
zines Observation-Disclosures; aud
tpirtte er ieit langen Sabren i'm 9ebr,
ante an ser bieiigen 9ier1r5tlifen
9obihule. Die Grauerfeier far0 aui
benz 6rieobofe @eiBer SiriA itatt.
&onigswortbo a.. Gas
@obnbaus oes Gittergutes l1ebigoll
1T nieoergebrannt. Gem 81dter
S6one lit GROCER SdoOen entitan.
ben.
@Iineenberg. - Mm 81. So.
mar f~eierten Serr Brioatus 9orl
Sban uno 5rau bier Die eoloene
9o9aeit.
2eppersoorf. Der @e-
mein0epowtano Sulius giioIo feierte
iein 2~5iGbriges SubilGum ols @e.
meinoeooritunO Dem @emeinOerat
gebort er 6ereits 80 Sabre an. Die
Gmtsbouptmnnnihaft bat ibm Slid
tpiinide ii%berianot.
d tt nit n. @ie Oioman.
tene Sod3eit feierten bier Serr aooIf
2un3 Juno ieine @ottin.
&otbnu. = SIN bieiigen 8lod.
tpaldtperf muroe Der nit ginihmieren
bei61ftiete arbeiter Sottler bon Der
Woihine erfaBt uno ibm Der Ropf
b~ouitGnOig 5erauetidt.
SAneebere. = Sein 50i6b.
RIGGS giirgerilbilGum Feierte Der iest
prioatiIieren0e friibere 6ubrperfs.
better @ottlieb @eorgi. Cine orb.
or0nung Ser It10tiihen 4orperihaf.
ten iiberreihte ibm elm GbrenOiplom.
8enusberg i. 6. - Sn Der
S6iQeriten 8aum1ponipinnerei &c.
riet geitern Der 10 Srbre oIte 4r.
better @olf in cine Spinnmaihine,
nobel ibm ser &ppf 6ermaImt murOe.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Serr Sber . Leleeropbenaiiiiteut
SraH5en in 1iiiieloorf begging iein
25idbriges DienitiltbiIGum.
Reilwi9 - Serr 9iarrer uuO
9efinitor Rorauer BON bier lit gum
Dehonten Oes Defanots @eroen or.
nnnnt porOen.
Heufir9en II. - Der 2ebrerin
W5ufa, ole lunge Sabre al ser bieil'
gen 8oItsihule gefpirft bat unO al.
eemein beliebt mar, lit aus AnlaB
hires uebertritts in Den &ubeitanO
oos giGOnis Ger &%niIerin perliebeu
nor0en, Oos ibr Don Dem 9otolihuI-
inipettor 9iarrer Siiue6ed in @egen.
mart Ger Sebreridait eingeb6noigt
puroe.
Hbepot. - Als Der &angierer
9eonbarO Oelers aus Hbeiuoablen
auf Dem biciiaen 8obnbof gum eriten
Wale einsn &nngieroienit periab. &c.
riet er 10 ungliidli9 5tpii1en Die Buf.
fer 3weier @iiterwagen, OaB i'm Der
Bruitforb e~ingeOriift puroe. Rad
burger 3eit trat ser Eoo elm.
Sidteln. - Der 6a6rifmeiIter
Sobn Simons fam oui cine 40idb-
rise Edtigfeit i'm Dienite Der 6irma
@ebr. Riiie. SammetDeberei 6uriid.
bIiden.
Ell II Sn DER 9rauerei
bon Yoiher Brad 6euer aus. Stal.
lung uno @rbnung puroen ergriffen.
Den @o9barn mar e eeIunsen, bic
RfsrOe in Si@erbeit 3u brineeH. Do
bic @ebr nIsbaIO eineriff, fOnnte cine
Srobere ausoebnune oes Seuers Der.
binOert peroen. Der 5haOeu III
nidt urbeOeuteno, ieOo@ Oura Der.
iiherune geoedt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
pOfna3ri9ttn
=. aus Dem =.
Alien DaterlnnOt.
GdIeswis.So


Mpenraoe. - Der Sofbeiiber
geis Yeterien in 6elOiteOt Bat Ieineu
40 $eftar sroBen geiis an Den Sc.
mein0eporiteber Sermonn 9anien oa.
elbit fir 10000 80. perfnuit. 2eben.
0es uno totes SnDentar fogen in Den
&oRoeI elm.
$ooersIeben. = Die @ait.
tpirti6aft .GiooIi" lit BON Dem ge.
fiter, 8oItaiiiitent 2iesner. an Sen
@aIer Sans Sod aus rIfebua auI
gIIen fir 65. 900 M. pertauft NOR.
ben.
aappeIn. Sier Itarb Der
rlbrmader Gbr. Sold, Ser oie 9dm-
pfc BEL SOIteot hno gfernf0rOe nit.
mohte. Die 3abI Der iest bier nod
EebepOen 9ompfgenoiien Don 1913
30 betr6et 10. sic iin6 ale Hbet
80 Sabre alt.
SbIesmis. = Sier Itarb in
e3. Qebensiabre Ser friibere 8irt ber
.Deutihen eide. RIous Snroer, EN-
RnrrpFsenoHe bon 1850. I'm
Sabre 1911 eingen bier II AiHeI
&atriuten biniiber, iett perOen in IN.
ierer StaOt MIR nod q se6bIt.
Segebere. = Ser Do@ItubI
Oes 9ouies Oes @asenbouers HreI
In Der Somburger StroBe brorat,
sOIIftdnOis nieOer.