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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
$3.50 A YEAR

hardly enough provisions to exist, he
went into the tunnel, handled the ham
mer and drill, did his own mucking,
making progress slowly yet steadily
There is not one man in thousand it
is doubtful if there be one in a million,
who would have hung on under the
same circumstances and under the
same conditions as Mr.. Bahrs did.
There are other and more inviting
fields in which to supply such perse-
verence, tenacity and ,exertion with
better chance of reward, but as said
before Mr.. Bahrs was sustained by an
unfaltering faith in the claims. He is
now about to see his long cherished
hopes realized. He has the backing
by which he can accomplish things
more speedily and effectually. If
mine can be made Mr.. Bahrs is the
man who ought to be able to make it.
He Is an old miner with wide and
varied experience in the west. His
knowledge of mining and minerals has
been gained in the hard school of prac-
tical work and hard knocks, which can
be interpreted in the several usages
of that word. If he succeeds in MAX
ing paying property, and the indica-
tiOns encourage the belief that he will.
no one Will envey his good fortune, for
he has certainly earned ample reward
by his loyalty to the country and his
perseverance in opening up the claims
in which he has succeeded in interest
ing eastern investors. If the Ell Dora
do proves to be mine it will not only
repay those interested a princely re-
turn upon their investment, but it will
encourage renewed exertion on the
part of other claim owners in the We
he and neighboring districts. 1t would
be fortunate issue for Oroville, as
the out put of this claim, or any other
that might be opened up as result
of development on the Ell Dorado,
would reach the railroad at this place,
the only practical shipping point. 1t
would create substantial and steady
pay roll, much of which would be spent
among the merchants here, and con-
tribute towards giving an impetus to
every industry and commercial line of
business.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
DIED SUDDENLY.

Last week immigration Inspector
Ambrose received word from the gov
ernment officials at Marcus to turn
back to Canada a person named
Schmidt who had attempted to enter
the United States at that place, and
had been denied permission. Friday
last Mr.. Ambrose found the man, and
to insure his departure Saturday
morning had him confined in the town
Jail. In the morning when he went to
summon the man to take the Prince
ton train Mr.. Ambrose was shocked to
find him dead. The man had not been
drinking, and death is attributed to
natural causes. 1t was not considered
necessary by the officials to hold an
inquest The man did not have cent
on his person, and the only means of
identification was an accident insur-
ance policy, No. 1892, class B." for
$4OO, taken out in the British Columbia
Accident and Employers Liability In
surance company, of Vancouver. in
the name of Henry F. Schmidt, place
of residence Armstrong; ranch, Kere-
meos. The policy was dated Septem-
ber Z, 1912, and expires December l,
1912. 1t was evidently taken out by
Schmidt in anticipation of making a
journey. 1t is understood that the de-
ceased has relatives in Saskatchewan.
Undertaken Barnes embalmed the re-
mains, and the railroad will furnish
transportation for the corpse to the
home of the relatives. Up to the time
of going to press the railroad company
had not secured instructions from rel
atives, and the remains were still in
the hands of the undertaken.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Minutes of the meeting of the town
council of Oroville, Washington. Octo-
ber 7, 1912.
Present, Mayor Reese, Councilmen
Beale, Bragg, Mills, Edwards and
Wickersham.
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved as read.
! Letter from county assessor in re-
gard to tax levy read and ordered
placed on file
Ordinance No. -, amending Ordi-
nance No. So was read and on motion
passed its second reading.
The following bills were read and on
motion were allowed and ordered
paid e. r. Hoose, salary and sup
plies, $3.50; J. j. Myers, salary and
meal, $75.35; G. F. Sigrist, salary, $50;
d. c. Smith, labor, $3.50; S. Rayburn,
labor, So; J. E. Reese, telephone $40;
Standard Oil Co., oil, 1920; North
Wash. Power Co., lights and power,
$107.9O; Hughes & Co., pipe, SPOIL;
H. j. Desmond, asbestos, $105; Oro-
vile Commercial Co., supplies, $415.
Bill of the Oroville Gazette on mo-
tion was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
The estimate of receipts and ex-
penses for the coming year was then
discussed and the following tax levy
made:
Current expense fund 10 mills; in
terest Oroville Water Bonds 21a mills,
interest Oroville Refunding Bonds.
Fund 1911, 81 mills, interest on war
ranted Indebtedness of the Oroville
Water Works Fund a mills, total levy
Is mills.
On motion council adjourned.
e. r. HOOSe Clerk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
FAVORS AN EXHIBIT,

1t is really matter of more i'm
portance to this locality than the av-
erage citizen realizes that OrOville
and the country contiguous thereto
should have a complete and represen-
txtive display at the forthcoming apple
show, to be held next month at Spo-
kane. The doubt was expressed in a
recent issue of this paper if at this
time, and under the strained condi-
tions prevailing in the community over
local issue to be threshed out prior
to, and settled at, the election in No
vember money could be raised for the
purpose. A subscriber at a distance
notes the situation and writes the Ga
Zette as follows:
Il notice in the Gazette of Septem-
Der 27 an article Will we be Repre-
sented? | say, yes. 1t seems to me
that local option should not be allowed
to deprive Oroville and the rich sur
rounding country of so valuable an
opportunity to place before the public
eye it's unequaled produce. A sub
scriptiOn for the amount of $500 ought
to be raised in one day from the land
owners and fruit growers. Last Jan
uary | visited your city when there
was at least one foot of snow on the
ground, and it took me just about
three minutes to purchase a IA acre
tract of the Ellis-Forde Orchard COM
pany's property. At present | am un-
able to reside in your city, but expect
to in the near future. Kindly advise
whoever takes hold of the exhibit
proposition to draw on me for S., also
upon the above mentioned subscriber
(Mr. Sam LewiS) for the same amount.
Hoping that the land owners and fruit
growers will Immediately take action
so that they can walk away with an
other prize, | am
Yours sincerely,
w. F. Ramsey"
The enthusiasm and liberality of this
correspondent should have the effect
of putting our people on their metal,
and result in providing means for Sc
curing a creditable display of fruit
and placing it on exhibit at the Spo-
kane fruit fair. The success of a year
ago should be an incentive to try
again. AS means of advertising the
country there is none better. unless it
may be the Chicago land show, and
advantage should be taken of one or
both. A commercial club is the usual
channel through which a movement
of this kind is directed, but the Oro-
vile commercial club is in moribund
state, if it has not passed completely
beyond that stage, and ready for in
terment. If display is made it must
be through the eXertions of individual
citizens. Who will start the ball roll
ing?
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
BETTER THAN EXPECTED.

The Hawaiian Musical Novelty COM
pany played in the Lyric theatre Sat
urday and Sunday evenings to crowd
ed houses, and the audiences were
pleasantly disappointed with the per-
formances, as some of the press not
ices that preceded the troupe were
anything hut flattering. 1t was real
ly expected that the show would be
somewhat raw, and the person who
went to the theatre to be shocked es-
capped the sensation. Taking as a
whole there was nothing in the pro-
gram that could give offense. The
musical numbers We're clever and
pleasing. Some of the novelties
could be eliminated without detract-
ing from the general merit of the per-
formance, as they are stale. crude and
without redeeming feature.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11

j.. w. Bevens and A. |. Clark, of
Washington, d. c., special agents of
the revenue department, spent Sunday
In Oroville on their way to Spokane.
They were up north inspecting the
books and business methods of the
various customs offices along the line
of the Great Northern road, and found
them to be in excellent shape.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11

icept two. Okanogan outweighed the
locals on an average of 10 to 20 pounds
per man. The same teams meet at
Riverside on Friday the 18th, the last
day of the fair
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11
OFF TO REPUBLIC.

Judge E. X. Pendergast, OF the SUI
perior court, left Wednesday morning
for Republic for a brief session of
court He has naturalization day there
Saturday and will probably return
home sometime next week.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-11

cInoJ oSed no pe''u!'"oo'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
.eQen. eSS1 einem 2anoe kindergarten

legen. Sn eilem 2anoe u1rbegren5ter
6reibeit flagen iie iiber georiidnng.
SSn einem 2anoe noIfon1mener @lei6=
felt m0dten Tie @immel uno gr0e ge=
gen Nrioilegien un6 Monopole in 8e=
megltng ieten. Sn einem 2onoe, mo
Ser 8eiib bel glei6mdBiger bertbeilt
lit als irgenomo, idreien iie gegen
agrarii6e 9oftrinen. SSn einem 2an=
Sc, moo ser 2obn ser Mrbeit ut1errei6t
ooitebt, iuden iie SEN Mrbeiter glau=
ben 5u MAIDEN, 6aB er nidts lift olS
elm nnter6riidter Sflape."
Sic &e0e fonnte geitern gebolten
moroen fem, 10 mabr idil0ert fie Sic
beutige Gage Sour nit Sem Inter
i9ieoe, 6aB @eblter sen 6amaligen
&logen un6 8ei6mer6en 8%ebauptun=
gen entgegen balten fonnte, sic er
beute ni6t aufre6t erbalten 81 fonnen
inn tan6e maire. @as 6ama1s poniei=
ten ser nn5ufrieaenen uebertreibung
getpeien fem mag, iit beute Sbotiode.
Denn Miemar6 miro beitreiten monen,
6aB ser &f gegen BEN geidmone=
men &eidtbum, gegen sic Monopole,
gegen elm nnternebmertbum, 6os mie
sic @oblenbarone un6 sic Sertilfabri=
fanten Seem @nglan6s n16 an6ere an=
6ersmo, sic freien Mrbetter gum @fla=
ben berabmiir6igt, atf fali@en @e=
bauptungen berrebt. 9as er5eugt l1n=
5ufrie0enbeit, ser ma1t Iei0er iiberau
begegnet, 6as. 9ibt Ser ro6ifalen
Str0mung @abrung, sic iebt int po=
litiiden 2eben md6tig %berbortritt un0
sic cine @eapalt onnebmen mag, Dor
Ser Sic Ser ltde bel onnener @efqm=
pfung alS l1n5uldngli6 btntbeggefegt
mer0en mogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

0ur6 SEN SreIn0en bon por11berein ein
MiBtral1en einfl0Ben, oas ibrer gode
mdtbeilig lit. Sett fat iib Nun in
Seem yorf cine @eieui6aft gebil6et,
Sic oe1 geriigten Ma6tbeilen Mbbilfe
oeridaffen un0 cine Before &ert6ei=
lung Ser Meueingeman6erten in Sic
@ege 1eiten ion.
nnter sen Mamen vMmerican Sui
migration an0 9iltribution 2eague"
lit cine Mn5abI bon MGinnern 5uiarn=
mengetreten, Sic ii9 Ser ins 9anS
fommen0en ginmanoerer onnebmen
a1lro cine Before @ertbeilung berielben
berbeifibren un0 tie mom0glid aus
Sen Sta0ten fortbalten ion. Man
bofft 5a6urb ser ueberp0lferung ser
2ebteren oorbeugen un6 sen ein5elnen
Staaten %oieienigen &rafte 5ufibrer
5u fon11et, 6eren tie 10 6%ringen6 Be-
6iirfen. 9ie 8eanrten 6erielben miii +
fen, menn fie mirfli6 Grfolg baben
mollert, NIT Ben beri9ie6enen Spra<
den ser 2dn6er, aus 6enen 6ie Ma=
BEN ser ginman6erer 51t fomme11 pfIe=
ge1t, pertraut iein, I'M sic ge1pobn1i9
mibtrouii6en M~euanf0mmlinge BON
ser gbrli6feit ibrer Mbiidten iiber=
5eugen gu fonnen un6 ibnen sic 8or=
tbeile auseinart6er 5u ieben, sic ibnet1
1T Ben ein5elnen Gtaaten iomie our9
cine @erbreitung uber 6oS gan5e 2an6
ertpa6ien. Ga5u gebort natiir1id Ell
ne einbeitli6e 2eitung, an ser es Biz
iebt gema1gelt bat. Mar muB aber
altd nidt bergeiien, 6aB Sic metiten
Gintpanoerer bereitS Dor ibrer Mbreiie
aus Ser alte1r @eimotb eiten felter
geidlnB gefaBt baben, mobin iie iid
bier men6en mol(en, un0 oaB es So
ber ihper iii, iie bon 6ieiem g11t=
idl.tB mie0er ab5ule1tfen. @enn baber
sic ~Mmerican Sr1migrotion ans
Diitribution 9eaglte" fire Ml1fgobe
praftild loien mill, barf lie fire 9(gi=
totion ni6t ouf Sic peridieoener
Stoaten i'm eigenen 2anoe beidr0n=
fen, iof1oern mfrs pielmebr 6ofur gu
iorgen baben, 6aB Dor oQen 9ingen
lire Sc trebungen sort befannt mer=
Ben, bon mo- aus elm Meier 3u5ug
bon @inpan6erern 5u erporten lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
6armpn nnb 8rDam.

@aibingtoner &ogneb1realt bes
@ol1ner11eurs @armon BON Otto,
6as biz iebt iebr 5uriidbaIteno nit
&olemif gegen ar1oere 9emofroten
gemeie n lit, fat ftd jett 5u elmer
Mnttport geeen sic %mie0erbolten Mn=
griffe 0es Serrn 8rpan gegen Sen
Sbioer @orpernel1r per1ton5en. @s
pub1i5iert cine Muslaiiung zines Ser
penniploanii6en 9elegaten gum Sc
mofratii6en Acknowledgement 9r.
Gicola @ig1iotti bon @tie, ebe6em
entbuiiaitiider Mnbdnger bon @i=
liam Sennings 8rpan, porin Ser
ielbe erfldrt, @err 8rpan bobe fein
&edt, @ouberneur &ormor o1s Sen
groBen Sreun6 Ser Sinan5intereiien
bin5uiteuen. ~@errn 8rpans unauf=
ridtigfeit", iagte Dr. @igIiotti, run6
6ie 8itterfeit, sic binter ieinen Mn=
griffen ol1f @orberneur @armon itedt,
mer6en flar, nenn man in 8etro@1
nimmt, 6oB int Sabre 1896, ols ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
ser oemofratii6e- aan0i0at fit sic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Termination NOR, Ser

ser oemofratiide- &m0i0at fir sic
Observation-Disclosures mar, Der
jetige republifaniide Senator bon
Colorado, @uggenbeim, elmer leiner
bauptiddyliditen @elolieferanten mar.
@%l1ggenbeim mar 6anrals ser &anoi=
sat Ser 6reililber= &epublifaner fir
oas @lmt 0eS Gi5e=@ouperneurs IN
Colorado. @r gab peri0nlid $10,=
600 81 8rpans &agnefonos, uno
iein sn1elter Sruit CAB ebenfaas Ii
berole 8%eitrage. Sd babe BON Bic
Ter GbotiadJe peri0nlide &e1ntnib.
9ie Silberminen=SS11tereiie 6es @e=
items lieferten 6esgleid)en be0euten0e
SeitrGge. @en11 SEER @rpan 0amals
Ser &an6ioat Ser @el0=Snterelien
NOR, marl1m lit er ber1te ibr 6ein6?
Seine abiur6en acknowledgement bet
folgen le0igli6 Sen 3ped, Sic Siires
at permirren, a1nb Sos miro balb allen
perniinftigen 9emofraten flar iein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Canals mno bemte.

Spridt mon bon un5n frteoenbett,
10 0ect man nit Sic em @orte oaS
ganse 2ano, man greift 6amit III alle
@taoten, in alle &lalien. Selblt 6a,
MO man es ant menigiten ermartet.
alein=&upitnliiten un0 @eidaftsleute
leben lire eigenen per onliden Snte=
relien oaran, um ibr CUR eigenen &c
mtgtbuu1tg Musorud gu geben. Ser
Mrbeiteritano iebt ieinen 2obn 6aran,
Inn sic &orporatione11 a%n5ugretfen.
Cine Mn5abl iebr fabiger 2eute, Ste
a11 ser Gpibe BON &orporationen 1te=
fen un0 nit @eldid Milionen per=
oient baben, beoauern Sen &erlnit IT.
res Observation-Disclosures &apitals -
6as 3%utrauen ser Seffentlidfeit. 9ies
lit sic g%egenmartige Sage. Sour Bic
tet oieie freili9 feline ungepobnli@e
gri9einung. un5ufrie0enbeit bat es
INNER gegeben, balo mebr, balls ment=
ger berportretenb. Man fam Biz in
@olbingtons 3eiten 5rriidgreifen, tint
IN ser 8reiie 5timmen gu finoen, Sc
men Sic 0er5eitige Sage nidt bebagte,
Sic nit Sen politiiden 3uitan0en nt@t
31f rie0en 1parer1. Ml1s SEM gn0e ser
@ier5iger Sabre bes porigen Sabrbun=
oerts mir6 ei1te &e0e 9aniel 8eblters
5ittert, in ser es beibt:
ugs gibt 2e1te, sic immer5u un5u=
frie0en ii1o. Sic flagen iiber Sc
oriidl1ng Equalization ltr6 Sen per=
0erbliden gtnfluB bes aufgebauften
&ei6tbulns. Sic 1airren gegen aue
@onfen nno &%orporationer uno gegen
oue Metbo0en, i1 0enen 0os &lein=
fapital li9 5u midtigen ln0 niisli6en
Meilrltoten perbin0et. Sic tragen Ell
tie b0sartige Sein01Goft geget ale
bel tebenoen Son titutionen 5ur S6alt.
IS miir0e ibnen niht 1aranf anfom=
nre1t, Sic Suelle Ser Sn0uitrie SIT er=
itiden 1tno fire Subtitle troden 5t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
Mmf alen Scitcn forbcrt man beute

III INT erem 2an6e nelre ginridtu1gen
sur 8inou,g ser 8illfiir, sur @erbin=
0erung Ser Corruption, our S0r0e=
rltng bes Mqgemelnmo6ls. Nltr oaral1
ldeint nienmm 5lt oenfen, oab Bic Ct
id%eim1ngen, iiber Sic m1a11 flagt, am
mirfi ami ten befampft iper0en 6ur6 je=
ne iittlidtreli9i0ic Madt, Ser iid 0os
@emiiien ser Menlden fiigt. @einrib
Geid, g. S., tbeilte einmol cine Melt=
berlr1g leines 2ebrers, 6es @ebeim=
ratbs @rof. 81. @opin Maiie, nit, ser
linn nidt la11ge Dor leinem So6e
i6rieb: Simmer mebr befeitigt ii6 in
mir Sic l1eber5el1gu11g, 0ab Gertiefung
un6 8ertpertb1ng ser Morme11, Sic in
oem @emiiien 3lt SEN Meniden ipre=
diem, fir Sen mirtbi6aftliden Sort
idritt mid]tiger lit, ais Sic 0ffentliben
Snititutipnen." Solange mir 6as
nidt erfolrnt baben, ihreibt iebr 1pabr
Sic uMmcrifa", m0gen mir cine nel1e
ginridtung ltaatli@er ur6 io5ial=poli=
tiider @rt na6 Ser an0eren treffen,
Dem &ef eremorm Sic Golfsinitiotipe,
oieler 0en u&ecaQ", 1111S 6ieiem mie6er
an6ere MaBregeln nod meitreiden6e=
rer Mrt bin5ufiigen, sic &l1elle ser
Corruption meroen pir 10 nidt ber=
1topfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

berries. Seine eefaaige @utbei-
bul,g bes Stabltruit=M an6pers bel
ltebernabme oersTemneiiee Goal Cont
panp fat man bisber nit ser Mnnab=
ME gu entidJuloigen gemubt, 0aB ct
BON Sen Iruihnagnaten bineingeleg1
mor0en lei, sic linn porreoeten, ct
f6inne 0amit cine Yanif obmen0en
aber es fins ieit5em 6ariiber mande
3peifel aufgetaudt. Ni6t obne Sc.
red)tigung fragt man beute, mober
oenn sic Mittel 5u ieiner iebr foitlpie-
ligen &agne fommen. @aben ct.
pa sic iteben @oltperneure, sic feline
&an0ioatur in S3ene lebten, 6ieie auf=
gebradt?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02
&prliebe t0r bic Stdote.

Sic &luge, 6aB Sic bier eintreffen=
SEN ginpan0erer lid meiltens in SEN
St00ten feitleeen un0 oaourh 6os
sort befinolide Yrolelariot nod per=
mebren, mabren6 tie auf 0em 2an0e
oringen0 gebraltdt mer6en, lit mobl
cine beredtigte> lpiro aber i6merlid
gum S@1peigen gebradt mer6en, 10
(amge nidt SEN gi%nmanoerern @ele=
genbeit gegeben mir6, ii6 iiber sic BE-
iteben0en @erbdlt1ilie genau informi=
rem 5u fonnen, TINT barnad lire Mus=
mabl gu treffen. 9te meiiten bon
ibnen iin6 Ser engliiden Spra6e nidt
ma6tig, un6 file ftn6en in Sen 5td6=
ten let4ter 2an0sleute, nit 6enen ite
it3 in ser Spra6e ibrer &eimatb a1n-
terbalten un6 bon ibnen &atbs erbo=
len f0nnen. Die beiteben6en @intpan=
oer1ngsgeienidnften in 6en ein5elnen
Stnatem perlu9en ii@er ibr @ogli@=
ites, INN ibren reip. Staaten Sic @or=
beile Ser neuet @intpan6errng gu
ii9ern un6 nomentIid sem Mderba1
sic notbmen6igen @~iIfsfrdiifte 5u8ufub=
rem, aber fie baben nit groben @&pie=
rtgfeiten gu fdmpfen um6 meiitens
5iasfo gemadr, neil sic betreffen6en
8eamten fait 611rdtpeg MIR ser engli=
f@en @pra@e mddttg fino un6 6o<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-05-02

Mai0denidule, ein O%berlpceum nit
Hrobeiabr W0beres geminar), cine
iiebenclailige l1ebungsidyule uno cine
Stuoienanitalt. Die Barueni6ule,
bon 0eren Gorban6eniein ser Mini=
iter sic @enebmigung elmer stlt6ien=
anitalt %abbdngig nodt, lit nit Dem
2pceum 6es Mutter6auies Ser uri u=-
linen in 9alte bei S5nabriif berbun=
6en.
@etfalen.
SIN neueiten firbliden Mm1tsb[att
fir Sic 9i05eie 80 ii II it err befin6et
iid cine Gbronif 6es Sabres 1911,
aus Ser folgen6e 8ltnfte bernerfens-
mert6 iin6: Sim 6. MGr5 itarb 9il6of
Or. &ermann 1inge(ita6 i'm II. &C.
bensjabre. Sim 6. sunni muroe Ser
gegenpdrtige 8ii6of 9r. Selir bon
@artmann bonn 9omeapitel gemablt,
beitatigt 6ur4 8uue pom 81. Suli,
%praeoniltrt i'm gebeimen @oniiltorium
5u @om ant 80. September uno ge-
meibt am 26. October 1911. 80,
Grieiter fat sic 0i05eie 6ur6 Sen Sos
berloren. SO 9iafone tpur6en gu
Nrieitern gepeibt. Sim @116e 6es Sab=
res betrug Sic 3abl ser 9i05elanprie=
iter 1877. 9rei neue &farreien mur=
Sen erridtet: @ottrop=Gigen, Grfen=
idmid uno &beine ct. Mntonius. -
Sn Sen anerlan6iihen Ser
gen mitbeten in Sen eri ten Sagen 6es-
@pril beftige Sdneeitiirme. An eli
nigen Steuen lag Ser gdnee Biz 5u
10 Gentimeter tief. Sic Sempera=
fur iarf ol1f 0 @ra6. - BUR Sc
bung un0 &flege 6es lateiniiden Sir
dengeianges a1n6 6es 6eutiden Sir
denlie0es fin6et bonn 22.-26. Mpril
in 81 ein lnentgeltlider l1n=
tertpeii lngscuri us itatt, 81 0em a1le-
2ebrer un0 Srganiiten 0es &reiies
&orter eingelaoen iin6. Sn Ser ant
80. @dr5 itattgefl1n0enen sta0toer=
oroneten=S ibung mur0e ser bisberige
Spn0icus Ser sta6t Seine, @err Ga=
rina, einltimmig gum 8iirgermeiiter
I'M erer Sta6t gepGblt. - Mad elmer
Ger &an6elsfammer fir 6as ii60it=
lide @eitfalen gu Mrnsburg 5l1-
eegaagenen @ittbeilune ser &onig-
lid 8reuBfden Disqualification fir
6ie &ropin5 @eitfalen in Miiniter ion
i'm Mpril 1912 in &agen Elm &aupt-
5onamt erri9tet mer6en.-Der Sta5t
un6 Di05eie &a6erborn itebt ein
mi6tiger Subeltag bebor: Das bun-
6ertidbrige S1biIGum Ser @eburt if
res groBen unb beloenmitbigen 8e<
fenners &orro6 Marti1t om 18. Moi,
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SON 11trt an ipirb Mupiepelt in iei=

SON r,tn at ,uirb &ooiebelt in iei=
men Mngriffen ouf Saft nidt mebr 10
urperontmortli@ nit ser @abrbeit
umipringen f0nnen, tpie er 6os bisber
getban. Ser @rdii6ent bat iid CUR
@eniur geiteut un5 gebt nun na6
Sem beipabrten Sabe bor: Ole Bette
Mbmebr lit Ser &ieb. Mit ioIden bat
ct oem @egner in feiner Springfiel=
ser &e6e geontmortet utr6 miro onoere
folgen 1aiien. 9ie @er6fentIi6nng
Ser @eiiungen @ooiepelts in SEM
&ro5eb gegen Sen Saroefter Eruit tit
Elm &ieb, Ser fttt, auf SEN @oolepeIt
au@ nidt an6ers 5l a1ttporten tpeiB,
als nit ser &e6ensart: l1niint!, 6ie
aber iebt ri@t mebr 10 pougiiItig fin
eenommen miro mte friber, mo ct ale
@egner, sic linn 1tnbequem tpurben,
fur5er Sorb in sen Mnanias<@ lub
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@egem sic MQen=8 anoe.
Mnnnnfe. So. %. @pril.

Inter itarfer 8epadung ii116 Sic
@efangenen bon &iaspiQe, MEL
be iid ieit ibrer @erboftung in Ser
bin0ung nit Sen Mor6en int @eridts=
bauie bon Carroll County inn bieitgen
@efd1gniiie befanoen, na@ &iqspine
iiberfubrt mor0en. SSn 6em fleinen
@eri6tsgebaa10e, in Sem &ibter Mai=
lie, ser 9iitriftsanmalt Softer, ser
Sderiff @em u10 8ettp MDres er=
ldolien mltrDe1, beginnt am %. Mpril
Ser Hro5eB ser Mngeflagten.
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas RIA
Sic alte &eimatb.
9annpner.

91n1tDner.
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fat Sic
@imidtl1ng elmer Stu0ienanitalt nit
realgpmnalialen Ga1rlen an ser fatbo=
1ii6en boberen Maodeni61le Ser ur=
lulinen in Ssnabrid 81 SItern
1912 genebmigt. gu 8eginn 5es
11euen @dlIiabres uur6en sic beioen
mnteren &laiien, untertertia uno
9bertertia, eingeri6tet. Die l1nter=
ri6tsan1talt ser lriulinen umfaBt
nunmebr in ibrer pollen MuSgeital=
tung elm 2p8eum 5ebnflaiiige b0bere