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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY
Time Table In Erect September 20. 1912

Time Table In Effect September 20. 1912
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
4:05 a. ,-Da;Iy-For Montreal OF
tswa and Chicago.
7:16 a, M. Except Suuday-For AL
New EnglanI points.
7:26 a. m. Except sunday--locai
for Cambridge Junction.
1O.n1 M Sundays only-For At
Adams.
Q.hO m Except sun1ay-Local
for Montreal ard ottawa
1n.67 m Daiiy-New England
States Limited for all New
England points.
1o.An - m Except sunday-Locai
for st. Adams and eiehford
White River Junction and New
England points.
A.Ao n M Except sunday-Fo,
Montreal Rouses Point og'
densbure cnd R.chtort.
l.H0 m Fxccrt Suraav-Locai
for Cambriigs Junction.
6.dk n n, Dailv--E1rress for Nom
treai and Chicago and local
for White River Tunr lion
11.1n ~ Dailv.-Express for Pos
ton, New Lnn1,n. Springfield
and New York.
TIlALao 4isi.It q. BURLINGTON.
A.66 g m. Daily-ExpTess from
Boston. New London. New York
and Springfield
sos a. m. Except sunday-Maii
from ST Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
lO.S6 a. n. Except sundny-I.ocal
from white River Junction
and Montpelier.
1O.4O a. m. Except sunday-Loca'
from St Johnsbury and Cam
bridge Junction.
10,5o a m. Sundays only-Local
from White River junction.
II 40 a.. m. Daily-Fxpress from
Chicago fpd Montreal
1 Or n N, Except Sundav-Local
from St AIbans, white Rivs'
Junction and Montpelier.
$40 %. m. Except sunday-Mai
from Providers Boston. Wor'
cester and Springfield.
7.35 n m Daily--Express from
Boston and New York. Loca
from st Adams daily. from
Montreal except Sunday.
$40 n. m Except sunday--Loca
from Portland, st. Johnsbur,
and Cambridge Junction.
l2:06 q. m. Dary-Exprsss iron
Chicago and Montreal.
H. II. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent
ALTO College Street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
Deaths GROWING FEWER
Burlington s Health in 1912 Much
Better Than in 1911.
Not One Case of Tuberculosis and Re-
mnrkabIe Freedom from Other
Malignant Disenses-Births
Exceeded Deaths By 17s.

AS shown by figures furnished by DR.. q.
j. Nolan, health officer. Burlington Is be-
coming more and more q healthy place in
which to live. The deaths during the year
1912 were only 3S8, or less by IS than in the
preceding year, and Of that number ls
were Of non-residents who came to Bur-
lington institutions for treatment. This
number also includes 81 stiil-birth
Based upon the census population OF 90
467, the death rate ia 1914 per thousand. az
compared with 1871 a year ago. The free
dom OF the city from tuberculosis. typhoid
and many other malignant diseases 10
also noteworthy.
During the past year an increase Is
shown in the number OF cases OF small
pox. mumps, whoopng cough. German
measles, chckenpox, scarlet fever, and
measles and decrease In the cases Of
diphtheria, typhoid fever and tubercu-
losis. These diseases reported to the
health officer during the year were divid-
ed az follows: Dphtheria, seven;
measles, 4O2: scarlet fever so: typhoid,
four; chickenpox. 81; whooping cough. Is;
German measles, four; tuberculosis, none;
erysipelas, three: mumps, 20, and small
pox, eight The smallpox was discovered
IN tbrao loca1,t,a,
s,oodu,, .hao,.o, A, Ia,,aa,ao a,roas
90 t,o disoo.o soo,roa ,,l,a,,. hr, .hrough
49, .or,, 90 ~ 49,. a,or,,,,. .ho
management ~ ,ho ouaen CIV Cotton
,o,,,ra,,,. ava 49, D.. w plo,,ondo,,
,ho niao,,o ,,a. s,orrod o,,,
D,,.,ba.,a 40, .,,a..;s MAJ ro,,,ooa
to only few cases, and 1t is believed that
the city's pure water is largely respon-
til 49, .h,a ,,r,,,,,, 80, =, ~
roas,as an, ,oo.,a. go ,,,,. A., .. ~
CO., ,h,. ,o.o,,.- a,,u,u.a .h.,. oAiIsr
=, .,,,,., =, .,.,., It. o.,,..., -
,,, ~. L. -, ,,,,,, az rh,
oo,a,.,on &C. a., .,,,,,,,.,,, o., .o,,o,
30 ~. ,,ad,,.i ,rs,ao.,or 90 .choo,s
| r,h,,ro ,,,e,.a go h,r,.. a,,.,n H. ,
| ,ai.t, - - .,u.h. ssa.,.
90 40 IT, r,,,,or =, h,r.hs t. -.
r,. 20 -, ,.,
| T.. 49,, -. oo ~ cao.a,,ta ,a
| o,.o,,,n 80 ~ ,,,,a, ,,o,,,,,ar ,,a,,.,n
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| -, ,-L, g 1T, c....t.,
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| 4, IuoIo,s rco,..a,, ,..oe,,,,,. 49,, 90 h-,ao.
| ..'.-. 49,. l.. ae,,.,.., .,.,.,,
1da,-,t,o. -, 49,. ~, e., p,.aia
.., =, ,,,. tt-.. a.,
-. r. g, 90 .,,,,o ae7
n.nno ,,,alos aud 90 r.ora ,o,,aios rho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
vrpEMByER MEMORIAL SERVICES

WEDEMEYER MEMORIAL SERVICES
Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan &.-Memoriai
..rvices for the late Congressman w. w.
Xyedemeyer of Michigan. who jumped to
,,s death from steamship en- route II ON
panama TO New York, were held here
,b,s afternoon. A delegation Of % men OF
,na United States Senate and House OF
p.nresentatives attended the services.
Ths principal address was delivered by
Irn,ted states Senator Chas. L. Townsend
of this state
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Washington. Jan. B.-Major-Gen. Leon
ard Wood. chief of STAFF. and board of
officers have selected a new sword to be
a standard for all arms Of the service 1t
Is designed both for cutting and thrusting
and is similar to that used by Napoleon's
Cuirassiers. The blade 10 30 l-2 inches
long, 10 straight and narrower than the
present curved saber.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

The big merchant didn't begin to grow
big until he determined to advertise
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he could afford to-
or mott
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
DELARGE TO BE SENTENCED.

BEFORE the matter Of MIR. Billiard mo-
ton was taken up, the court heard argu-
mcnts by j W. Page and Martin s. Villas
On a motion to set aside the verdict in the
case of Eugene Dearge, convicted of rob-
hing Joseph Zero Of 1872. Mr. Page ar
gued at some length on Delarge's charac-
ter. his cary life and his domestic affairs.
Mr.. Hopkins in reply said he thought
sentence of considerable length should be
imposed on Delarge. At the conclusion of
the arguments the court overruled the mo-
ton and took the matter of sentence un-
dor consideration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

ed not guilty contains six counts. 1t al
leges that Alpert received clothing, dress
goods umbrellas, rubbers, perfumery and
alarm clocks valued at several hundreds
Of dollars, said to have been stolen from
the Rutland Railroad company by Jonas
Howe, George II. Hooper, Frank NJ.
Poirier and Dennis Fargo.
COURT OvERRULED MOTION.
When the court convened Monday
morning Attorney Billiard argued on his
motion to have the informatons quashed.
He had already filed his motion so that
the court was familiar with the nature
OF tire points raised by Mr.. Billiard. These
were IN substance that tho present spe-
cial session was not properly called: that
the States attorney had no right to file
lnformations in the special session and
proceed to trial without first having
grand jury and that the Jurors were not
properly called. Judge Taylor overruled
Mr. Billiards. motion and granted him
exceptions on his points, after giving
briefly his reasons for so doing.
BEFORE the arraignment OF the men for
their pleas n conference was held in
chambers concerning the case of Sam
Alpert. DR.. T. Il. McSweeney and Health
Officer u. j. Nolan were present. Dr.
McSwccney answered few questions
concerning the condition of Mrs. Alpert.
and DR. Nolan was questioned as to
whether Alpert could leave his house 20
testify as witness II he were needed.
DR. Nolan thought that this could be
arranged and the court decided that Al
pert's trial should be delayed for the
present because of the illness in his fam
ilN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

a string of pearls weighing 900 |
Grains was sold for s51,7OO at a sale in |
Paris.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

FOUNTAIN VEINS AT TREE PRESS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Young men, more than two score of
them under 40 years, dominate the New
York Legislature.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

A four-rowed necklace of 240 orien-
tai pearls, weighing 1880 grains, sold
in Paris for s241.000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Hobble skirts were worn by the Ro-
mans, according to Professor Gordon
]. Laing of the University of Chicago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Panama special says the sliding
movement which started January 10 In
the canal near Culebra is continuing
The slide already involves l3,Ooo CUBIC
wards OF earth and 1t is feared Will eN'
tend much further
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

warm current that is 100 miles wide
and flows through the ocean at rate Vi
seven miles an hour from It's origin III 'iie
equatorial Pacific TO eastern Austi "''A
and Tasmania, has been discovered
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

The increase in the price or gasoline
in the last year has added S6'S"'Vo 10 the
profits of the Standard Oil company IN
New York alone, says the New York Her.
nj
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

The Stanton Memorial association OF
Steubenville, Ohio, is seeking desk used
by I.incoln's secretary of war, who used
to practice law there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Reports from Argentina state that the
corn crop there had been greatly daHi-
aged by hot, dry weather. untll very re-
Gently it was expected that the Argentine
exportable surplus of corn would be very
large.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Pittsburg BARRIERS hereafter will
charge the man ten cents extra who
waits until Saturday to get hair cut.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Joseph Johnson, New York fire com
missioner, accuses the insurance hre
patrol of the majority OF thefts at hres
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

In connection with the price of 3lN per
square foot paid for a strip OF land In
London at Charing Cross. It is interesting
to note that land at No. Wall street
brought s5bS.65 a square foot the last
time It was sold, or at rate Of s2i.0ooooo
an acre. Land on which J. z. Morgan's
office stands was purchased several years
ago at $34S a square foot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

Dr. Charles w. Eliot says war be-
tween Japan and the United States Is
almost impossible.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
@plleae 9nbe iiber Gmaha.

Serr IooIpb Cute, Gr.NotionoI-
@roBpr1iioent 0es Sroens Ser Ser
nianns Srbne, Serausgcber oes
pSiour Gitp Courier" peIder Ser
Snltallirlmg Ser Smoba S6ipeiter.
Icge lebten Sonntag beiuobute,
ifreibt in ieiner iiingiten glusgabe
6es yGpnrier" lpie folgt:
,Solanac 0ie 0eutiden Smobo's
i6r y9euti6es Sous" aufre6ter6al.
ten, iolanoe neroen oeutide Spra-
da. Sitten unO @ebrGude in Scr
@e6raSf1er Mctropole aud onqeie.
Zen iein uO mad, Dem 5i urtbeilen,
mas mir BORT lebtelt Sonntag be-.
mcrften, berridt BORT elm ferni9er
@enidenihlag uno icine 9eoiie
i'll gGinigfeit madt Itorf". Ga tra.
len mir oen alten 8orf1mpfcr 9r.
SSafo6 Soauf unit meldem mir
iclbIt Ifon Dor 80 SSabrsn cement.
lam fir oos 9cutibtbum f1mpftcn)
I'M @unoe NIT oem iimgen Srei-
Geitsf1mpier Or. @oIentin 9ctcr
Sono in Smto iiir oic quite Sade
eintreten. ga narcn illierc alien
6reunoe Yeter 2aur, abolpb gran-
oes. Otto ainoer, Seroinano 2eb-
mann. nGapa aeeie", Sfobert
gSenot ino piele nnDers ipafere
Geutide, Die als 6iibrcr ltets be.
reit noren uno iinb, Ole oeutidbc
Sade at perfedten- Gs iparen
einige pergniigte Stlmoen, lueldc
mir in ihrcm trolten Sreiie Der.
lebtpn un0 manhe olta grirncrun.
gen ipuroen ailigefriiht."
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pit ganS-Dia
Qngtnommfn!
GaIiiOrnia's ssnat ipridjt iidJ nit
SO sesrn 2 Stimmen
Safiir nns.

Snrramento, 3. Moi.-@egen 1
libr Wlorgens bat Der Senat Cali.
fcrnio's nit 36 gegsn 2 Stinumcn
tic frentbenieinolidle Sdnobia in
ctiuos onienoirter 6orm angenon'
men. GerieIbsn suiolge lit es
Hremoen, Die ni6t giirger Der Der.
Stnntcn iperOen fonneu. perbotcn,
irgcno ipeIden 2an6beiib in Cali.
fprnin sii eriperben, bod III es ibnen
aeitoftct, 21noereien oiif Die 9auer
ton brci Sabren sii podten, biirfsn
bie Yaft ober nod sIblaltf Der ge.
iidnnten Teriooe niht erneuern.
Gin glmenoemeilt, tponoh aud oil.
bere 5rsmbe, bic 0ns 9iirgerreht
nift ertporbcn boben, perbinoert
tperoen ioIIen, Die 9nflt 5it erneuern
iruroe nieoergeitimmt. @s lit nit
Giderbeit an5iutebmen, Sob bos
Nnus bic frenioenieinOlihe Bill
idhIte ISOLDE ebenfnIlS onlrebmen
ipiro. -Gtootsiefret1r 8rpan mar
tDdbreno Der 9ebatte, oie boIlc 5ebn
etitnoen balierte, i'm Senat anne.
fsilb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
.Snfragftttn nnb
granSta&tl!|
Seten einen 5radtidnppen in
SranS, luuOHrdj Gin $4,000
SauOcn unseridtct pirS.

BRADFORD, GngIano, 8. wani.--
Cine grobe 9ln5a6l sSradtiduppen,
relde Der MIDLAND gabn geborcn.
puroe pon friegcriiden Suffraeet.
ten onge5iiuoet uuO bronnten bis
alli Den @riino nicoer. Der an.
aeridteta Sdaocn miro auf $780,.
900 beranihlagt. gleim5ebn beIa-
ocne 5ra9tmaggons puroen BON
rem 6euer ebenfaIIs pernidtct.
sIberbean, Sfottlano, 3. Yloi.--
Gin oiientli9eS Sdulgcbduoe mur.
be beutc BON Snffragetteit angc5iin-
GET rno tbaiIipeiie 5eritort. Cine
9robe Menge Suffragetterl.2itcra.
tur fon6 man in peridieoenen 3im.
mern oes @cb1uoes Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Greiahtpn Gpn1meridln[e.

Der Somlnerfuril,s Der greigb.
ION llniberlitat beainnt am 90.
Stni uno bauert bis gum 2. Iuqltit.
&orleirnaen peroen t1gli1 bon s
llbr Morgens bis Mittag gebalten.
I'm 4 l1br 9iadmittags iperoen
Gpe8iaFporleilmgcn aebalter, osneit
Eerionen beioen @eihledts beinob.
men fonnen. 6olgenoe @egeuitdnos
t5erben gelebrt: @eifidte, Matre-
matbif, GdOaaogie, EipfioIogie, Ebi-
Iciopbie, 8otanif, Gheniie, Nbpiif,
glitronornie, 2atcin, 3eutid, Jran-
5oTiid, engliide GeId)id)te uito 81
teratur. sSn Sen 5pe5ialfol[egien
uiro iiber gedltspflege, 8dbnar3nei<
ftinIt unb 9teoi5in, ie nad Der
3obl Der glpplifantan, aeleIen. Stil-
Sirenoe fonncit mebrere ailrie fir
einfode @ebiihr Ourdlnahen. Ser
atpef iii, 2ebrern inlo fortgei1rit-
tcitsn Stnoenten Gelegetbeit 81 bic.
ten, ibr @iiieu gu pernolIfonunnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
Cine nette etensrredlnnna.

Tes Moiites, ssa., 3. Moi-SSit
einer dngcnontmcnen GeioIution ba.
Zen bic gointtpfomutiiIGre BON 8pIf
Gpuftp beidIoiien ben Gountpan.
malt onsiiipeiisn, eegen Die 9fod
SsInnb @abngeieaihaft cine Sor.
bcrims bon $15,559,446 riidIt1n.
bigger Steuern ein3ufIagan. @s
iptrb geltenb gcnadt, oab Die
Balm @eieGfdJnft $t60,000,0000
Mertbpnpiere oem Stcuereinid)Gber
felt ben Iestcn fiiuf SSSabren porent.
boltcn babe. Die globofaten Geo.
g. Wrigbt imo 90. 8. RiiIea bon
Council Bluffs iperoen ben gro.
Sek fir Die Golittpfouuriii1re lei.
ten iDofiir ibneu 40 Bro5ent Der
eiiigaffogten Ginrine ols 4cquiba.
lent berfprdheil tuor6en fino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03

i'm 9anlt!
Slae sIbdnOcrunssDuridJlds iperScn
bon Der OcnOfrntiiden giebr.
brit nbgelebnt.

Bnibiueton, 3. @lai.-glls oie
3uderinbelle bel geratbuna Der
3oabia inn slbaeoronctenbauie er.
reiht niiros. IieB iib Der Nebrbeits.
fiibrer llnoeripooo, peIfer bisbcr
itrens auf giuidrdnfling Scr reS.
neriiden grgiiiie ecoruugrn bate.
bed Oasu berbei stpei Shnoen fir
bic Grorterlng bieier 1abele unS
oqer etlun eineebrohten 3ui1be ju
oericIbcn gu bsniligen. grouiiar0
bon 2ouiiiann, Der Souptiiibrer Ger
freiSuderfeirbliden 0emofraten,
bereinigte iid] nit oen Mspublifa.
rern in Dem bergcbIiden Sample
eceen Die 6etreiienOen geitinimun.
gen. 9IGe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iino bisber bon Der oemofratii iden
Wlebrbeit a6gelebnt tporoen. Die
gerotbung Der 2onopirtbifJaits.
tabele puroe beenoet. geriude Der
foIiforniiben 9lbseoroncten anotp.
lono urO Sopes, eina Grbobung
bes 3oIls auf 8eiscn gloiincn inO
SIiuen ourh5uieben, iheiterten.
Ter garnsropb betrefieno Gitro.
men unb Grnngen brodte nod cine
gon5e 6Iutb 3uidte bon repnbIifa.
nii1en imO progreiiiben 9lb0eoronc.
ten anlifornins. Sic ole fielen
ourd. 9lbgeoroneter 9lninap bon
SIiuois iagta, Die Gitrouen.S .Stbu.
itrie IN California brau6e iiber.
baiipt feinen rSdus", mo oie
3oIlrate Der borIiegenoen gia mir.
DC iebenfaas Die faIiiorniifen 81.
tronenbnuer nift iddoigen. 9(b.
gcoroneter Sapes bebouptete, bic
3oai1Be ouf gitronen ieien MIR
Oesbalb erntGbigt ipor0en, I'M bas
8otlm Der Staliener in mIerem
2anoe All ionaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-03
gSulfcn6rndlartiaer 9lcacn.

Gs fiel 6reitng 9l6eno Gin I'M.
gemein itarfer uno anbaltenosr 4e.
gen in Omaha. Gr fam iiir furSe
3eit fat einem @olfenbrude gIcidl
mo mar bon itarfem SageIi6lag
tegleitet. Die 10 pIobIid nicoer.
itromen6en @niiermaiien peruriah.
fen in Der @egeno Der 20. un0
Center StraBe lleberfIutbungen, 70.
bnB niclen in Der S9lud)t po6nen.
cen 5amilien arger Sfaoen an
Den Dtobeln ongeridtet tpuroe, in.
bem oas 8aiier in oie 8obnungen
itromte. Ser Sf)oben belGuft iid
in Die touienoe bon Collars. Ole
9eiite ntuBten Dor Dem an0ringen.
ben Baiier auf bober geIegeuen
@runb flii6ten.
Die beiben fleinen ain6er bon
Wiaiaru Grpar, 1905 Sib 81.
StroBe, tpurben nit fnopper Rotb
Dor Dem grtrinfiingstooe gerattet.
Sic @o6nung Der 5amiIie befinSct
iif) i'm 8aiement, mG6reno oos
chere Stodrperf bon ser ssantiIie
s. 6. Compton betpobnt miro. Ole
ainoer idliefen i'm SinterSilnmer,
ip1breno Die GItern iih i'm 8oroer-
t6eile oes Saliies befanoen. "a
itiir5te plOslif) cine gemaItise 8ai-
iernnoIIe burd's 5eititer in nas
Ghlaf5ilitnler Der ainoer. 9ie
Mutter batte fniint 3eit, Die sbiire
auf3usp1nsen. sic itiee oufg gett
nto belt Die 9inoer in Sen armett,
ipabreuo ibr @atte uno Scrr Comp
tnn fie mittels Striden in Si6er.
felt brodten. Der 0eutter Itono
fas 8aIier ii6er oen Siiften. Serr
COMPTON ipuroe Dor Der sSIltb
fnrtgeriiien lm6 flii6tete auf einen
@allnt bis oas @aiier iid perGau.
fen bate.
Gns @aiier ities 10 pIobIif), boB
fic 8obnungen NIT elmer oiden
Sdid)t Morait, ben bas @aiIer
mitfiibrte, beoedt naren. Ser 30
Ii6ei tpurbe aanteloet, oaB 9usenoe
bon 6duiern fortgeipaiben uno
biele Gerionen ertrunfen ipGrert.
9Qs oie gennten eintrofen, fanben
iie ipieber cine ltabertreibnng.
Sir oie Sdrmen int Stoate lit
Der Sfegen bon ltniddsbarem gor.
t6eiIe gepeien, iopobl Die 8eibe
ols her Serbihuei5en baben groben
Gueen aus Der gediie ge5ogen. 9lud
Nie @eniiiegdrtner haben ben Sc
GEN Iebr aerne aeieher.
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;sener am (sartcricc.

snr8 Dor 8 llbr Sreitag 0l6cnS
entItano IN Scr Serrn 3. S.
Gbriitle bonn gioo uno @nno Glib
aeborigcti Cottage 6cucr, pieIleid]t
ourd @IisihlaB peritrindt. 9rob
Der 2oifperiudc brnnnte bic Got.
tdget total ticbcr.
2elte, Die 9pnamit sum slus,
iprefteen ben gaumitnnpfen benrt.
teit hattan 90 Staneen oes gr.
tloiipitoffeS mltcr Die Cottage &c.
lcat. sIls es erplooirte, lpilroer
sie 6cniter in bcnahbartcn S1u.
hrn dartriimmert. 6rau GbriitIe.
oir oid)t babel itano. ipurbe nun.
6erbarerweiie nidt perlest, obtpobl
lie eine itarte Grftiitterung EN-.
riins. Ser NsrInit betr1gt $4,000.
iuopon $1,000 Onrh @eriiderliuu
geoedt lit.
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3e6n lsfcrSc pcrbrnnpt.

3ebn 9feroe fanen IN oen Slam.
men uni olS gcItern sl6eno in oen
Stdllen Der O. 9foifo 6rnit Com
tanb auf bisber ni6t aiifgeflGrte
8eiie 5euer ausbra9. aein MeuidJ
mar in Dem 9alt, aIs oas 5euer
ousfam. Ger 9leger Seurp Sobn-
Jon bsmcrftc eS 5uerit, aI8 idon
Ger ganse Sintertbeil Der StnIlung
pranttte. 3as S9reien ser ornlen
9biere, bic man ni9t aus Sen
TInntnen gu retten nermohte, mar
cridliitterno. sluBer Ben Gferoen
perbrotnten cine gln5abl @agen
itn0 biel Slltter. Ger 6auerlpebr.
mann Sames Wfarf fiel our6 bas
SberIidjt mo 3erlhnitt lid, ocn
glrm. Ter anqeridtete Snaidaoen
betr1gt etlpa $4,000.
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aein ilmsuo an @niino.
Sic guIilei berbieict i'm in elfter
Smnbc.-Seihe @elle in 9entid).
lano.-Trof. Grid SdDmibt se.
iiprten.-GsrOiartise Subildums.
pprbcreitungcn.

Berlin, 3. Mai.-Gen SosioIi.
fen iii bon oen geboroen Gin oider
Strid 0ur6 oas grogrnmm fiir bic
@ioifeier ermnd)t fpororn. Ger
gIan, ben Tag Gur6 W1aiienum.
5iigc sn perbsrrIiden fonnte nidlt
sur ausfiibruns fommen, oenn Die
Solidci bate oieies in Glitter Stm6c
niteriogt.
Syu snn5 9eutidIono berridt ae.
g1tip1rtig cine Site mic i'm Sod.
icmmer. lleberaa bdben ifipere
@clpitter itnttgefimocn, mS es lit
mandes llnbeiI aneeriftet tporoen.
Sn Der 9leidsbonptitoot iinS Die
Gdulen nit giiidlidt ouf Die aii.
bergeipobnlide Sempcratur tbeil.
neiie gei6loiien poroen. sl6er oen
berfriibten 6erien ioa Der binfenSe
8otc nadfolgen, 6ert iiir Bling.
Zen 1T NIT GROCER geitimnttbeit
cine faltc BeIle propbe6eit iporoen.
SIN sllter bon go Sobren lit Ser
friibere 9feftor ser 9erIiner Uni.
beriitdt, 9rof. Or. Grid SdmiSt,
aeitorben. Broi. Sfmibt mar in
Send eeboren un0 Iebrte pbiIoIosie
lmo observation-disclosures III 8iir3bura
Strab6urg imb @ieu, tpuroe ipdter
0ireftor beg @oetbe.glri6ibs in
8eimur iinO folete 9roi. 8ilbeIm
Sherer ais HrofeiIor Der bentifsn
Sprade utio 2iteratur an Der bic.
iigen llribcriit1t. gr lit Der Ser.
faiier mebrere 8erfe iiber G5oetbe,
mO icin u2eiiina" gilt ols Sos
0tuiter elmer Geographic bieies
Dihters. 9tuBeroem mar er Der
@erfaiier eirer 9feibe BON literari.
iden imo pbiloiopbiiden @erfcn.
Gdmiots 9lble6en bat cine uner.
Ietlide Glide geifoifen.
Die cubiIdunts.aommiIi BEG
MaeiitratS erIdBt einen 9tufruf oil
Die gerliner 9iirgeridlaft sur ge.
tbeiligiing an Der slusif)miifiing
Der StraBcn. Der ertpartrte Srem.
oeilltrom ioIl Die Sanptitaot in
Gdniuf nah fiirtitlsriiden gatt.
iuiirfeit eriter Autoritdten erbliden.
ME niennls sibor. Die Sdlob.
gegen6 lit bauptiddIi6 beoat)t, fer.
ner Die 6rieOrih- lin0 Die 2eip3i.
geritraBe mo iib Die erober @ao.
renbduier betbeiligen tperoen. lteber
cine balbe Maillion Daarf lit fir
ben 3ped alisgeiporfen.
glus aopenbagen miro bierber
gemcl0et, bnB Der tpo6lbefannte
groi. Or. @rllnStoia
in eitem gtnfalle bon @eiItesItoruno
iid in Der gt1be BON &orior por
einen beranbraliienoen GrpreB. Bug
mari uno ouf Der SteIle oen 600
failo.
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S. G. g3aaf,
Sriea aeaen eSiucnsa6n.

Die 9lusrottilug Der aubblime
uSer ail6 26men5abnf oSer 3anoe-
lion bier5uImoe geitnnnt, lit be.
idloiiene Sbatiod)e. Die Staotoer.
paItlug, Die Sfuleit inO Die 9iir-
ger ieIbit orbeitsn SanO in Snn6,
rieie 8fldn5enpeit at 3erItrcuen.
Staotanipalt De Toel gebt in lei,
nem Gifer ioaar ie> melt, cine
Sroinan5 5u empfeblen nod Ser
cine Straie bon 81 bis $50 oor-
nuf itabt, mem man oas llnfraut
IN Samen idieBen l1bt.
9tun oieies llnfraut lit 5fueifcl.
los iebr iddbIid fir auIhtrpflan-
sen a6er iibertreibt man Oie Sade
nidt oicllei6t etipaS iebr2 gs
gitbt 9utenoe onbercr llnfraut.
orten, Die nod bc0euteno mehr
iDuacrn n6 nebenbei giitig iino.
Gin lleberfluB lit oaran porhon6en.
gIber Die orme &ubblume hot eS
i6nen nngetbanl