davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
Kansh. city Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, March T.-WHEAT-.
Cash unchanged to 1c higher: No. z
hard q. O5KGi.ii; No. 8, si.Ola1.ce: No.
red, si0sai.oi: No. 8, sl.ooG1.ozisc.
CORN-Unchanged to &c higher: No
. mixed, 74lkG75c; No 3. &c; No. white,
76d77c: No g. 72hd73izc.
OArS-Steady. No. 2 white, disQesisci
No. 2 mixed. 531sdSiisc.
Closing prices OF futures
wHEAT-May, si.0ls.; July, sSc; sep-
TENDER, 90S.G90;sc bid.
CORN-May, 7issc; July, 7sssdles.c bids
September. 707sd70isc bid.
oATS-May. 5JAc; July. isi4a4sasc bid ,
IIAY-Unchanged to 81 higher; choicH
timothy, se30o; choice prairie, $500
BUTTER-Creamery, 2sc; flrsts, sc;
seconds. 2ic: packing stock, &c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

NEW YORK. March 2.-EvAPo-
RATED APPLBS-Quiet and featureless,
with prices nominally unchanged; on the
spot fancy. eis61oltc; choice. St6sikc:
prime 7ild7Ac.
DRIED FRUIrS-Prunes, inactive and
only about steady; quotations range from
iAc TO lie for CALIFORNIA; up TO DAt0s.
Apricots,s duh and weak. with prices
lower; choice. lt9i4Isc; extra choice, 'i5d
151sc; fancy. 1e01stc. Peaches, inactive
and prices aref easy. although nominally
unchanged; extra choice. ll61lizc: fancy,
lli-al3c. Raisins. very quiet and prices
are barely steady: loose muscatels, 5llse.c;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
81. LouIs oeuernI Market.

ST. LOUIS, March 27.-w1IEAT--cash
strong; track No. red. t-emloi; No.
? hard. ti.0euiia
cORN-fIigher track No. ]. 1sHI3isc;
No , white, 73m7tc.
OATS-Firm. track No. 9. sc: No. 2
white, Bisft5sisc.
Closing prices Of futures
WHEAT-Firm: MAY. si.0sss. July. sc.
coRN-lllgher May, 'esc; July, 7sAq
ssstc
oATs-HIgher: May. 5sikes July. faizc.
RYE,--Unchanged. &c.
FIyOUR--Quiet hut firm. red winter
patents, A0d5.0o. extra fancy and
straight. si,oo04.tS hard winter clears.
81. 40fi1.la.
sFED-Tlmothy, $40 0eals.0o.
CORNMEALs-S3.S0 80.
BRAN-strong; sacked east track, n,@
mi.I,
HAY-Scarce and firm timothy. IS 80
as1 90: prairie. tisOofr23. 90.
pROvlsIoNS-Pork unchanged; job.
bling. sis7s Lard. unchanged. DRY salt
meats. UNCHANGED: boxed extra shorts,
=. rs: clear ribs. 50 %: short clears ~. IS
Bacon. unchanged; boxed extra short,
YES: clear ribs, si0.oo; short cleaors,
POULTRY = Dull: chickens. lsikc;
springs. i5c: turkeys. lie; ducks. iec;
geese, Sc.
BUrTER-Higher; creamery. 279siisc.
EGGS-lower, 1s4c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

tiles were quiet and steady during the
early trading today. Canadian Pacific
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

II you have anything TO exchange. ad,
vertise II The Bee want al columns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1912.

was firm and advanced IL. but the rest
OF the list ranged from Z. above 10 4
below yesterdays New York closing
In the afternoon good general buying
appeared and the market advanced and
closed strong under the lead OF Union
Pacific and Amaigamated Copper.
London closing stock quotations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
New York Money Market,

NEW YORK. March G.-MoNEY-on
call. steady at 2e0% per cent: ruling
cent: offered at ~ per cent. Time loans,
steady: sixty and NINETY days 81 per
cent: six months, "a per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4dpk
per cent.
actual business In bankers bills at asa
for sixty-day bills and al uLS95 for de-
mand; commercial bills. NS5s.
SILvER-Mexican dollars. &c.
BoNDS-Government, steady; railroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

last year. Bulk sold within s7.5G7.5a. but
the market was naturally very uneven
and spreads between the various weights
zvara t,oarIE- defined
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union stock yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

SILVER-Bar, steady at BAd per
ounce.
MONEYS per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills Is , 1885, per cent:
for three months bills, rs per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
stock I'm sight.

Receipts of live stock st the five prin-
cipal western markets Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
S. s. FRANCE

Largest, Fastest and Most
Magnificent Cont in e n tai
Quadruple Screw Turbine
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

81. Joseph Live stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, NO.. March G.-cATTLE-
Receipts. 900 head; market. steady;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

heat
Aay.1 07A.a.li 0idhl / 0eas 4 0945sil 03tts.
July. gs1smss ~ $50 sat- 9sssff3t
Sept. ssAsWss IN 49, sls Ssas
Corn
MAY Ts7sG7s Isiz, 72ss41. 13as9 y 7,zd5
July. 73tsuAs a.l15u73ls 7s1 l73s0fiS
Sept. T3H1Sis 5S's Hs2ssqss lIysuisl IN
Oats
MAY. 54i.ati. 5ti b35s 6fitQh 81
July. 50i.nA 51ssl sos sou 50i.flil
Sept. tsAuis - ga % Ga
iSg { ~ i y Il i Hs rs i IS.
ali %
Sept, q 62lsl II 1iisl II 62is II s7l1l II f7k
oil 90
May . segn sS sT1hI as as
July. 10 % 10 i2isl yGi4l ~ 02Is 80
Sept. 10 l7iz 10 90 10 i5@pl 10 d 10 i2S
gio ~ 10 SEA 10 i7ll
H Mas, . S.sIo s7s7o' ss , sse s.s
s ssis s ssir ls 90 20 10 az, os sS e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-28

Key to the si,uauon~pes Advertising.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03

next mistress Of the White House the Interesting
United States
no-and q
Ct public does becoming
publicity She successfully
nterviewes until Mr. Wilson's nomination Democratic
the presidency
southern ancestry and training and
thed husband.
She born Ellen Louise
nnah Gar whose family, he knows
( in America
Ike Mr. Wilson, she has brother and living
literary circle the doctor
this atmosphere learning
she charitable devoted
homS<Qnd the principles which
She has marked ability painter
bty spoiled she married
the practice
him a nominee
Mrs Wilson's three daugh-Mes Wilson,
Woodrow Wilson and Eleanor Randolph
their
In such way a. to give zest to
pm from the fobs the world They
that household to emulate
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Never since North Dakota became q
political battle-ground has any party
or faction put forward q better or
ADLER class Of men than those who ~.
pear on the democratic ticket a. can.
didates for the state Offices this year.
Anyone who will take the trouble 70
scrntinize the public and private lives
Of these men will hnd no reason why
they should not have an equal claim
on their SURFACES with any other 81
Of candidates In the 6eld. They have
the integrity, ability and experience
to serve their state with honor and q.
heiency. and 1t IL especially note.
worthy that they have been life long
supporters Of progressive democracy
~ typified in this campaign by their
candidate for the presidency. Mr.. VII.
son, and his foremost champion, Mr..
Bryan.
State offices and county Offices are
similar In their functions. and q mans
ability to faithfully discharge the du-
ties Of the Office he 10 running for,
10 the only question involved in the
state contest. The democratic party
Of North Dakota invites the electors
to give their state candidate fair con.
side ton at the. polls in November.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03
{. r. luxe LINCOLN.

9. r. LIKE LINCOLN.
The light 10 on. Get on the fence.
Be . man or moose"
With this exhortation former Con.
gresham Bede Of Minnesota helped
to open the republican campaign in
New Mexico last week. Bede de.
nounced the towards who are afraid
to get into the fight and told his hear.
ers that with the Roosevelt sentiment
waning throughout the west the Taft
forces were marching on to victory.
Then he ridiculed Roosevelt's compar.
isons Of himself with Lincoln.
The close resemblance" said Bede.
between Col. Roosevelt and Abraham
Lincoln was not noticed till the Colo.
mel discovered it along with the Ten
commandments. Then 1t was recall.
ed that he scolded Gen. Miles in pub.
nc. making disgraceful scene at the
White House. which was SO much like
the thoughtful and considerable Lin.
coin.
again when Senator Proctor Of
Vermont died. with whom Roosevelt
had had some differences, and he was
asked ii he was not sorry. he replied
that he was sorry 1t was not Senator
Lincoln! ~ ~
I'm his book on The Rough Riders
he boasts Of shooting Spaniard in
the back! How Lincoln would have
eloated over 80 brave deed!
ION his trip down the Mississippi
river with the Waterways Commission
he had pilot peremptorily dismissed
from service, without a hearing and
for no cause whatever. Lincoln al
ways dismissed pilots in that way!
Because a government employee
passed his carriage in an auto on the
streets Of Washington, he amended
the Civil Service rules so that a de.
partment chief could dismiss a clerk
without hearing and forced his dis.
missal under this rule that did not ex.
list when the act was committed. Lin.
coin did something like that almost
every morning!
when school girl on horseback
passed his riding party. he is said to
have struck her horse and angry blow
with his riding whip. frightening the
animal and almost throwing the girl
to the ground. Lincoln always had
Just such a lordly crouch as that!
The closest resemblance, however,
was shown when Mr.. Roosevelt, while
president, in an article published
everywhere over his own signature,
charged corruption upon Gen. Tyner,
who was postmaster general. under
Grant. but at this time was subor.
dinate in the postoffice department.
At the presidents behest he was in
dicted in the District of Columbia.
The trial dragged along two or three
weeks, and frequently saw him, fee
BILE and more than 80 years of age, in
an invalid chair. wheeling himself in.
to the court room. But he was &C.
quilted. and as a free man went to
his home to die.
From his death bed he wrote a last
appeal to the president to withdraw
what he had said and let him die with.
out stain on his name or a disgrace
on his family. But Roosevelt let him
die without an answer, and the letter
Is still unanswered That is Just like
Lincoln. of whom 1t might truthfully
he said he came to preach the gospel
to the poor and to heal the broken
hearted"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03
OUTLOOK PLEAsEs m,ARrHuR

OUTLOOK PLEAsEs M'ARTHUR.
Chairman d. H. Macarthur of the
Democratic State Committee returned
to Fargo Saturday after an extended
trip over the northwestern part of the
state. He says that the prospects for
democratic success in that territory
Is excellent and that the national
ticket this year IS great asset to
our local democracy.
II was greatly pleased to find He'll.
strom so strong among the farmers"
says Mr.. Macarthur. THE farmers are
posted right up to the dot on national
and state issues and majority Of
them have already made up their
minds to vote for Wilson and He'll
strom.
They are pleased with Hellstrom
because Of his progresstveness and
executive ability They realize that
he knows his business and political
conditions that have existed in North
Dakota for the past q years like q
book, and they are satisfied that big
business and crooked politicians can't
get by him with any shady deals II
he Is in the governors chair. AS Re.
form Warden of the North Dakota
penitentiary he has gained an inter.
national reputation, and it is in this
Office that they have taken his meas
sure as an executive and as a man.
They appreciate that Mr.. Hellstrom
has already stood between their In.
terests and big business in the matter
Of Irvine. and feel sure that he would
continue that policy in the governors
office.
III impartial judges were to pick
the three men who have done the
most since the state was organized to
put North Dakota on the map. the an.
swer would surely be, John Burke,
Prof Ladd and F. o. Hellstrom'."
Mr.. Macarthur was asked to give his
views on the probable outcome of the
contest for governor. and gave out the
statement that he felt safe In placing
the estimate OF Mr. Hellst1om's plur.
atty over the other two candidates at
10000.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03

The third party third term platform
contains azure for everything but the
third term itch. It will run . Door
third in the coming election.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-10-03

Wall Street to the people: Taft I
win. Roosevelt you lose."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
2okal.Dfrid)t
matrpne
girb in 3nfnnft gOrmittass i'm Gel
ienranm Der GENERALIZATION
itationirf tperbem.

aui einen aeitern pom Siderbeits'
oircftor Gaib erIaiienen gefebl miro
I'm 3ufunit taeIid) tpobreno Der
Tauer Der Sisilngen oes Roli5eige.
rid]ts cine Motrone i'm 3eIlenraum
Der enirnIitotion itaiionirt iein. um
oic 3urjorae iiber oie peibIif1en 8e'
iongenen 81 iibernehmen, bic Der gor.
ilbruns Dor Den goli8eirifier bar
rem.
Gieie anoronuna ipuroe bon Scrrn
Gaih nls iSolae Der bereifs in oielcn
GpoIten erip0bnien geifnIbisung ge,
aen einen HoIiseibednlieu angeorbnet,
Der iidl noraeiteru Moraen iuahreno
Der 8oIi5eigerid,tsiisrmp an elmer 8e'
inngenen i'm 3ellenrnun peraangeu
tnben ica. Ter beireffenbe syolI miro
qcgeinp0riia non SerrH eaih inter-
i,id)t nno er pernahm geltern bic &c.
fnnQcne, Die ihre friiberen geidluloi'
sunesr ipisosrboltt, Ionic aud ben be-
ireffenoeu 9ea1uien, Der bic aegen ihli
erhobcne anlfuIoieung auf oas ent.
ldliebeuite in abrebe iteIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
Maf $4,000
1irb Der bnrA Hrud elmer Safer.
rohre an Eearl uno gine Straae
aneeriGtete Sd,abeu a6seidldst.

Der bufn ben am Tonneritas
Qlbenb an Dint uub pearl Girabe
ft1tiaefunbenen Nruh elmer sipnH5igs
son. WniTsrisiiunesrobre anstriHisse
Ghnben In beotutsnbsr. als dnfdneliM
ongtnomnlfn fpurbe. unb biirfte iiM
auf ca. $10, 900 belaufen. Am fhpers
fen purnen foletnoe Girmsn in Wlits
lsibeninaft ss3oeen: bic Glnrs e Das
pinaer CcmpanD, no. 6 on penri
Gtrabe; bic 6. g. Calvert Chemical
Comp, 80. 8 OF psorl Gtrabe; Bic
Mbeinbnrt Il Neirton gomponn. so.
210 Wins GtrnBe unb Duriins Cafe,
80. 3 Cn psorl Gtrobe. aubfrbtHl
folen bic Urunbmouern bes 6auieS
an Der GiincTedt ber Veort unb Wins
Gtrabe bon benz Dajfu unttrminiri
tuorDen Ttin. Die 300 Mrbeiter nsi
Wbolsfole @rcesrs Meinbort e Reno
ton mubtea oeitsrn Ulorgen infolee bei
unfnIIs fsiern. Muberbem ipdrtH biz
nit arobfn WorrGthkn nnoefuuten Rel,
lei Der ;ytrmd unttr WoiIsr geiebi
ipcrb<n, ipoburn oliein Elm Shoben
pon mebrsrsn bunhert Dollars angts
rihiet ipnrben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09

gen. sic babtn iebod bic aonfsrpa@
.ipen aus ben 0oriiberItellen herauss
gebalten. Gs bot teine t5hnteriefeit,
BON Sen fonlerpdtipen porteien bites
3assitdnonib su erldnsen, od ss ih
fir bieie lebislih burum hanoelte, Die
Qerbinbuns 3tpiihen Reidstdg uno
aaiIer arfreht 3u erbalter, ipos nit
sinem ouseeiprohensn Sostdliitsn ple
Sheioemdnn niht moglih eepeten
irdre. Dieier polIts niht Den iibliben
Qn'tnnbsbeluh beim Gaiier mafen,
Der Bel Der GrOffnung bes Reidstaes
erfplat, um ben aaifer bon Dem 3uz
iammsntritt piefer aorperifaft for.
men in aenntnib su feBen, genou 10
lrie pas in uniersm qanoe seIhebt
no stpar niht bic 8orIiber Der beipen
6duier, IonberH apmmitteen ben prdz
iioenten benahridtigen. Damn ipiroe
Sheipemann aud niht bic ibliten
Sohruie beim 8esinn unb Shlub Der
Reihstaas. .SiBune aussebraht boben.
Das iino iosialiitiihe WGsten. Die
ieinen Siun uno 8eritano baben, aber
purh ben @sbrauh Die 9ebeutuns BON
iosialiItiihen grin3ipien sr!anst bas
ben.
9a alles bas ben Rational>2ibero.
len, fpelhe bic Gntiheiouns in Sdnoen
6aben, nift unbetannt mar, 10 ergibt
iih bic 5rdee. porum lie Sheioes
mann niht BON pprn6erein abgeIehnt
t1ben. Den Mufihlub bieriiber err
tbeilt cine bO6it intersFants Debate.
bic i'm Rsihstug ftatteefunoen bat.
Der 8ertreter Der 2intsz tszRational- Gis
berdlen bebduptete, gebel per'tanben
su baben, bob Steibemann als erfter
9t3eprdiioent oes Rsihstaes au 6p'e
geben unb bic 6ohs auf ben 3aiisr
nusbringen tpiiros. 9as ipuroe bon
8sbsl, pelher Der betreffenben aon.
ferenS beitpobnte, eneraiito beftritten
unb bic Rehts zRaticnal. libtralen be-
Ttdtieten feline 9aritelung. Der tpdbrs
Sdhpsrhalt in oieIem ausenideinlis
den WioerIpru6 ideint gu iein, bab
G hetoemonn Sueebdht mar, lid, 3u
oriideu, tpenn Die srlpdbnter 9fIihtsn
on i'm berautrdten. Dieien YIdn
bur6treusts Der aaifsr, iubsm er err
tidrte, bab ods s9rdiibium oes Rsihss
tags, nlio Der prdfibent unb bic spei
9isepraIioentsn, oollsdhlto iih BEL ibm
! ein'tsIen miibte uno er tsin Rumpf.
8rGiibium empFanosn piroe. Su
5olge oeFen blisb nidts anoeres iibris,
| lols Shsioemann aussui6alten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09

I'm 3nge, aud ben GnsIdnbern sels'
gtntlih zines am 3eus 5ii flidea. Mls
lts ipirb muHairiri.
Jn Oenun iteht ein 9rupp Soloas
ten. Sic finb 3um Mbmarib nadari.
pclis beitimmt. lebbofte iunge BUR-
ihe, bic iih bic 6ulbigunsen ber
Menge gefollen lofftn. Man itedt ibnsn
3ig1retttn, Drnngen unb ganonsn su
nnb rdib ibnen, nit ben Surccs MIDI
pieI Nufbebens su MAIDEN. Die Bur
ihe 5ipinfern peritdnbis. Sbre gIids
fnsen beutIih:
.Gabt nns Hur MAIDEN, mir tperoen BIZ
@efhihte fhnelI erlebietn."
Wir fabrtn tpeiter. Die Wdegons
iiberfiilIi, unb INNER bic larmeno.
acnperfatipn iiber ben aries. Gno.
LID fomIntn mir Der 0ren5e nGber.
0entimislia.
5rans6itfche 3oundhter ertparteu
ben sinfabrenben 3us. Wir boben
ariessIanb DerIaiIen, bas 0efhrti
periiumini. Mcnaeo iii In Gihf. @oii
lei 0nni. bob Der Q1rm p6rbsi tn.
Mir otbmen auf. Di.r krriht tei'
ne ariesseefnhr. Der Jiirit bon Mo.
rideo ipin ben s5rieben hdben.
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Gaergti@
9sroteitirt bic 5inbIap Nartd Sm.
yrosement AHofiatisa geBta
cine Gentral.N Naritbaue.

Die sFinbInp Uloriet Jmproptnltn.
4iIoeiation, bsren NitsIieberindft jih
aus gefnGftsI<uten unb 1iirgern IN
Der gln1borfhnft bss Dtnblop 1lnrfts
retrutiri, min BON ben Ddu tinfr
ltdotifben Central Wnrstbals ublOf
Int nihts niNen unb hat nah beStigs
lid bss Baus Der proieftirfen Ho!'s
psniipnsbdlIe Mnfiften, bik niH gni5
mii bensn Der GtabtDsrDnItung abtrs
einitimmsn.
Der s,rdfibeni bsr Gtnbtap Wlorit
Snpropeu,ent Hfiofintioa, fert Hal
ter q. DuBier, bsr bereits bel psridis.
benen acknowledgements In mann
batter Meiis fir bic 5ntershtn bes
,sinbIap Wdrits einsetreten ih, bat
Elm Runnfnrsiben amssefnRbt, In mel
fsm tr be 0riinbe barIest, iDslme bi.
DeIelIfhaft su ihrem proteft eessn bi.
proiettirte gentraimarstbdfie folDie
aeaen bic benbfihtigte Grridsung Der
QonpenticnsbolIs an Der Court unb
gine Strabe psranlobt.
htrr 6usIer bebi In bem GMreibtn
berpor. bab bic Central ! Utnrstbnlls
bic ausmsrsune Der iIetnsrtn Wdrfis
unb hermit Disgei hrdniuna Der Rom
turrsns 3ur 5Ols. baben ipiirbe fpbab
tin b1uflsin aommlifionshdnbler ufio
Der JIeiIhtruit ohne Shpstrlssesten
bic Detailpreiis ion.rolItrtH i0nnten,
,pdbrsnb isbt cine ssiunbe aoniurren5
pcrbancen ift. Dober folis be 8rdae
bes 8dus einer Honptniionsbalie uno
bic bes Wsesraufbous pom Waritbdu.
fern iiritt eeirsnni iperDen.
Grit 9esue oui bic RonHntions
bale in otrr busler fiir esn 1au sis
ner osrartieen Gallt, ptrtrits ieDob
Den Stnnbpunii. baB bic Dale niht
on Der Court unb 0int Gtrabe psbdEt
iperbsn iolls. ea bier Der 9tr!thr be-
rsits istt su erob ift. fcnbern 1nf bem
Grunstfiid, ouf tpelhem it'd, bas sss
senip1rties itdbtifhe 2ofpital befinost
uno bag Giaenihum Der Siabt III. gu
pi.fem Grunbitiid fcnnse obnt fehr
erobe ausa1ben nod bas 2erroin III.
| aeiauft iperben. bas pcn ptr Central
lp.nut, alnn Strabe, plum 5irab:
uab Der IA. Gtrabe besrenst piro.
Biiraer, bic mi. ben Aniihttn 6<rrn
6usfers einperI.nnben iinb. nerbsr
srfuti, ibre Vroieite eeeen ben e<ns
iralmarit uno ssatn bic Qonntn'
iionsbalIe an Der Court unb Wine Ctr.
fhriftIib an 5<rrn 9usler, Ro. l16
glber Strobe. Su fenosn.
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Sm ariesslanb.
Bon Bernhard gu6binber

Sn Gtrpienaao iaiTirt Der mikner
aonbu!tsnr ieiB 9rintsslo bafiir ein,
bab er uns bic Ssnbrt I'M fhmusisen
alten Wnasn Der Gubbobn baiblpegs
srtrdelih ssmahi bat unb ibersisbt
bic Dberbsrrf6aft ieinem iinlienifheH
GolIesen. DIETER ift Elm tleiner aerl,
po[leelaben init Guefiilber. Gr
ihpaB. sifrig NIT sinsm aoIItaen, Der
elm Gtiid bes Meges mitf1hrt unb
tiimmert fi6 niht um bic poFngiere.
Simmer eifriser reben Bite beiben ifaIie=
nifntn MIrbsntrde.r unn gsftitulirsn
bobei Iberlebh1ft nit ben 9Gnben.
Mus einSelnen Morteu, bic bel Der Grs
prebeeihpinbigieii Der Rebe peritGnns
lid iperben. III su sntnsbmeR. bob iis
BON 1ripolis reb<H. Cine gan5s Meibe
BON GtatioReri entlans rsbsn he ouss
fhlieblit pon 9ripolis. Gdmmtlids
paifasisre bdttsn inspifnen 3ipeimaI
ben 3us ipehisln i6Rnsn, obne Inn Dss
iibe elmer 1abrtarie au iein. git braGs
ten ibre oeit ausfhlitblih pomii su,
bic WnrsGnge nuf bem Ariessthoupias
az befprtnen. llnb pis ft babel ims
rier lnuter ipurben. bic syinaer ipreias
ten, NIT ben 0Gnben tn1rf bic lufi
burnf fNnitt<n. elaubten iie iimer, mits
ten I'm e6lcl toetiimutl au iisben.
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Ia Der 10r'i6en Iapierfabrif bonn
Gerpatr nnterindlt.

Der Coroner bxadnn esiferH nit
rem JnaueH b.ri.s oss G.els e.s
iyrani 8ronfamp ano pes ennis
Wil;ams, psIHs beiarri!ih ar
Samiioe Wpr9en iudbrsno rtr Arttst
in nsm MaIhinsnraum Der Jcrihsn
gapiermiitls in 2odinno, ilfcigt elmer
aeieIsGrpIoFicn ibr aebeH per!ortn.
Inter ben .3sueeu hefaub Fih gnoreir
3. 8at6eIer, Der friibere erits Woifis
niit Der Jirmd. uno iagie aus. er buf
be BON sinsm anaeiielttn Der pdpierr
fabrii otbori, ooB bic Jsniter oes Wsds
idlinsnraums sur 3sii bes llHfnlls 5iis
gsnoaeIt unD bic sbiireu ptriGloHsn
iraren. .3euee trslarie fsrner. oab mad
einsrn friibersn ltnfnl ON 20. Sdnuor
bic aeNei inipisirt sporoen itien.
esobn u. Gnl, SuperintsHpeni Der
yabrii. unb 3. =. alen. S6asmtis
tier Der Company, bs5eusieH. bab i'm
2aufe Der lesien Mohen neue Dompfe
ro6rsa an ben &sHsln onaebrnht ipors
ben ieitn.
Ra6 ausfdes bes Woihiniiien Ro.
bert Wloniitib belief iid Der Dompf'
orud SUR 3tit bes llnfalls am S1ms'
tag ouf 150 gfunb, pdbrenb bic Ref.
Iel auf sinsn Druid bon 200 Nunh
eedit,t ipareH.
". ]. 5ubbleion, Gido.ssasNei'
sSnipetior. mar pergtlaben porb<n, nm
bstreffs bes Refultais Der tiirslid pou
itm poreenoHimsntn Snipefiiou be,
atiitl peruommen Su rperbsn. 0o ei
ni6t srfhienen mar. rpurhs Der Sn.
aueii psrtaet. aubsr Der sur Inter
iuhuns oniiebennen grploiioH am 3
MGrs battle btrsits dm 20. Jebrun,
cine agiIeIerpIoToh In b.m Waifinsn'
roum Der syor'fthen papisrfabrit itait'
esfunben, bel iDeIdtr Stpei ansfitelIs'
griibpunoen bdponirueen. sSerner ircl
am 20. Jonnar Elm arEiier Der "a
brit, Gscdr Glrirlins, burf Elm ger
iprunaents Ehfpunsrab seiDbtet NOR
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@e!eaentiih Der eeiiern Absno i'm
3ufIuhss sbouis fidttgehubtsn tpohent.
lIdxn unterbaltuns bnli 6err Rolp1
gaiptpen einen aubsrorbtniIih iHters
eFantem, burh ftereopiiite Hilher
iluftriritn 1oYtrae iibtr ben Delops
iione gars unb s5rl. 4usuitd elorf.
bic itimmbegabts 1ohter BON 6srrn
4. q. glort, bsm prdiibenttn Der
Union Central Qifs Jniuranee Co..
trua burh hiibihs Qitosrportrdge
niGt tp<nis gum Gsfammisrfols bss
Mxnhs bel.