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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

The Tango Oil company. composed
q. Chandler Okla. and Wichita. E8-,
reop,e viii drill in section --.--
These people are putting mater.s. On
the ground and they viii BE- dr.l..-z
within a short time John WaTer o.
Chandler viii be field man for the
company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

All stockholders Of Opportuue Oil
Company are requested TO meet at the
court house Thursday evening, June 4,
at S o'clock. Matters OF vital import.
ance to every stockholder will be con-
sidered.
STOCKHOLDERS COMMITTEE
.3-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

rate Of about fifty miles an hour. Tne
bankers were in dread from the time
they left here until they returned, and
when the company was named, they
called it the Wildcat Jim company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

The Ardmorc Ciuzcna Oh Company
near Ardmorc. and about one mile
north Of the safe wcll. is drilling at
o. depth of 500 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

The Twin State people have but
one rig running nov in the field. It
f. drilling in the northwest quarter
Of section 3-4-3 at q depth Of about
500 feet. This well is about one-half
mile west Of the Rocco well in the
same section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03
Notice.

Regular meeting Myrtle Lodge No.
107 tomorrow night. Wo"S in second
rank and election of officers will take
place.
w. f. BOURLAN' {.
w. T. SALISRUR iK.R & S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

Oil maps complete up . MAJ -, ol
canvas, blue lines with white bact.
ground. Scale four inches TO TIE
mile. Price Sc each. Roy Shores,
Room 1-3, Wheeler building Sub
agencies at the Wilmington and Ran.
dol cigar stands. $40
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

Munsng nvircibIe Fans, see Mad.
denis west window.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

Have you seen Madden's FRS: Base
man, west window?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

Wrirhlamau a. Fosters No lG In
uc northeast corner OF 5i.3 has been
shootlnC OIL and gas for Hcycrnl days
THIS wcll iH one location south Of
tho bis gaHcr aud IT produced about
htll as much gas ag the big one. At
depth 81 TOO feet, the Gas stratum
WIS found that made 100000 feet
of gaa a packer was placed In th"
wcll 10 conserve the gas, and the well
was dccpcncd to the $50 a. oil sand.
when the oil sand was reached. the
How dislodrod the packer used to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

The Safe well which Is drilling near
town la making good progress. The
DIN la at depth Of 1900 feet, ana IS
la brown shale formation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

L. r. ReXroat guardian, to VIII
Baker part p, As, 2e, consideration
$2,OO5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

7. i. Adslt suge-in,en5eu; to- Tie
Twin state company returned today
o. The field Re has been here .9-
-everal day. recovering from .zlt
illness That 1el- n.m away from his
~crk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

A bargain every day In want ads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

Nj aud Mrs. Lester Adams spent
yesterday IN the city from the fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

4. p. McCan to W. w. Means, part
>, 5s2w.
+. 7. Coe to Y. J. Ward, lots % and
p, block y, Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

TAs L-cky strike o7zps1y a =
il dr.---E ~ 10 feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

G11s51rz F9--z- have sro-h=- --=
vel .- ne -5---=sst quarter O.: s-- b.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-06-03

A1.-s vzs u ,-- O.! .---g
from .-- 1e--s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22

THE SALEM CLUB has MADE IT'S
HONE ~ THIS HOUSE, BUILT BY
JOIN FORESTER IN 1918.
A somewhat similar idea enter
tanned a nine-year-old girl for several
long weeks. An easily reached bag
hung on the low bedpost, and from
this at stated times her little hand
would bring out surprises which made
her more than happy.
A little l0-cent Noah's ark, filled
with its customary animals, recently
amused an impatient child all day.
Each tiny inhabitant was wrapped in
tissue paper and tied with a ribbon,
and as he undid each one carefully
and as diligently proceeded to tie it
up again before opening another, the
hours went happily.
Mosques Tied to Posts of Bed.
A wee girl never ceased to be
amused by the four comic paste
board Mosques tied to the respective
posts of her quaint four-poster bed.
A jolly old Santa Claus, dear co.,
ored Nanny, bald-headed baby and
a naughty Buster Brown were the
faces she liked. Occasionally visi-
tors would put on the Mosques and
her enjoyment was we'll worth seeing.
If a nurse is clever, she can dec
crate her cap with a bit OF colored
crepe paper and produce some fan
tastic effect, sure to please a tot near
the end of bad day.
Another suggestion that may ap-
peal to some is that of birds, which
are frequently considered a nuisance
in the household, but will more than
pay for their care and trouble in the
genuine delight they will give a con-
valescent child. Watching the bath
process of the canary is to a child a
wonderful way of passing the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
8 WOMANy VARIED |NTERES So

Having little surprises appear on
the tray at meal time is another sue
cessful scheme. In the centre OF a
half grapefruit may be placed snort
stemmed rose or carnation, or ii an
orange is the morning fruit, thin
slices may be arranged in a circle
around a fancy mould OF sugar or
placed in high pile so that the pa
tent can guess how many there are.
If daily orange juice, broth or milk
is given, to have it appear in different
style glasses or pretty cups would
vary the monotony. Straws might
be used occasionally for these liquids.
Small berry or oyster forks would
be a welcome change from the child's
own silver.
If cream toast is served at lunch
con, the toast might be cut in tiny
diamonds, squares, disks and other
odd shapes. Another idea is to put
a thin round of cold meat on disk
of bread and then top it all with a
dab of red jelly. For the customary
bread and milk supper, row Of
small squares of bread may be ar
ranged around the silver milk bowl,
which the little invalid can count rs
he drops the bits, one at time, into
his milk. There are unlimited posi-
bilities in animal crackers. If break
fast foods are trihe distasteful,
cream of wheat in fancy mould is
far more appetizing than the soft
cereal in the usual saucer.
When it comes to the question Of
dishes, it pays to decorate the tray
with some of mothers very best
china, for the honor is sure to be
appreciated. A dainty little miss must
always have finger bowl on her
tray, and a new nurse, who knew the
art of pleasing, won her place in
the baby heart the moment she put
tiny flower holder with a single rose
bud on the side of the crystal finger
bowl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
Sauce on Vegetables
Unless Too Highly Favored,
1t Accentuates the
Flavor.

NUCH depends upon the sauce
wi served with fresh vegetables.
Not to destroy the vegetable,
it must be we'll chosen and carefully
made. The idea is to have the sauce
accentuate the favor of the article to
which il is added. If too highly sea-
soned or not we'll blended it may bring
out sour, sweet or bitter quality I'M
pleasant to the taste and so render
1.-THE entire dish unpalatable.
/ Another point to remember is that
vegetables with sauces must be served
as soon as ready, as they are not easy
to keep warm and are very bad re-
heated.
Artichokes la BechameI.
Thoroughly wash the artichokes in
several waters so that no insects re-
main, then boil them in salt water to
which has been added pinch of soda;
when tender drain and serve in nap
kin-that is, if melted butter with a
few drops of lemon juice added is Of
fered in the tureen with them. But if
Bechamel is used, pour it over the arti-
chokes. To make the sauce take a
quart of white stock and add to it a
savory soup bunch, two cloves, bay
leaf, salt and pepper. Boil slowly un-
til the flavor is all extracted from the
ingredients. Strain, then boil down to
one-half; add a pint of cream in which
a tablespoonful of arrowroot has been
dissolved and stir until it thickens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22

a long siege in bed and thoughtful
sister was his chief entertainer.
Among her amusement devices was
what she called the fish pond" with
the space below the footboard OF his
bed the pond. From this, with
short pole and strong hook, the small
cripple used to fish up all sorts OF
wonderful and ridiculous things.
At first it was only family pond.
One day the mother would supply
the several gifts. Then it would DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22

old entrance portals. A walk through
some of the older streets of New
York shows many such old-fashioned
doorways peering out from among the
shabby business signs of second or
third rate dealers in various cheap
wares. Sometimes such old entrances
are rescued from poverty and oblivion
and are removed bodily to be built
into new residences elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22

the fathers or grandmother's chance
to provide the pleasure that would
be fished for every few hours, be-
tween maps and meals, but not often
enough to lose it's charm.
Friends soon heard of the plan and
boxes and baskets of little things,
many of them dinner favors, found
their way to the pond, so that the
little sufferer soon had a varied COL
lection, from potted plants to a silver
watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
Amusing a Sick Child
Little Surprises Help to While
Away the Long
Hours.
IT HE nurse, older sister or

" HE nurse, older sister or
L mother who has ingenuity
can contrive numerous simple
means of amusing the child. who is
i'll when anything in the nature of
surprise counts much toward Will
ing away the long hours.
If a child is able to sit up in bed,
an invalid's table should be provided.
On this convenience all sorts OF
games may be played and cutting and
FASTING can be done comfortably. A
little patient, however, should never
be allowed to tax his strength with
any form of amusement just because
he is quiet and apparently enjoying
himself.
A small lad with hip trouble had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
WOMAN'S PAGE BINDERS.

As many of the articles on this page .UiN
be continued from day to day, The Tribune
for the convenience of those Who may tUish to
preserve the pages, has had made an original
and unusual binder This binder holds sixty
single newspaper pages, and lUiN be sold at
cost, thirty cents, postage prepaid.
Notion receipt of a self.addressed stamped en-
velope The Tribune will furnish the names and addre.se.
of the shops from which the articles described on this
page are taken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-05-21

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Smtpeis.

Mnrdes. 6;er purbe tsr 26idhs
rice Ganqierorbejter 8erthouo 3ipis
Tden zen puffern 8peier Mo9en gu
Sooe oeoriidt.
GEnmpnit. Die Qeife BEG felt
Dem Wonat Nooember permjbten SO
Sabre olten 9ronIdbofen, Der p0n Ct.
0aacn gebiirtiq fDor, puroe om 6rBs
eires 100 Sur hoben 6sIIeN5 oufge.
funeen.
G6erGi. 4uf i;inem 0cimloca
1T 21nonirt Trieori6 @oriu5 IN her
Orc5reio gu Cberbalm ijoer ID 20
Qena9nte 53nerQenfIuh bi~Hau3s,io1tn
nro Tbrer berleBt tporoeu, t7t i2rtoe
nod benz SsnIeIipitol Qebrlht.
Qu3ern. 5r Gidol3mrtt SGT
no6 porousoeaonQenem Gtreit ,ioieI
Gtocelmann ieiaen gruner Goitirie0
nurA einen GhaB get0tet, Der ID
ter puroe petha'tet.
0Iten. Ter tiir3Ii6 rod Der
biifnno elmer m%55ridbriqen 0yreiheits-
fraFe aus Der GtrofarItott Goio'tuva
e1tlaTene SoTcf e>1ut untern1hm elne1
Einbru6 in cine bieijQe @etemn6lurQ.
Ter Gioentiimer ipurbe cufmeyf'om
ura Iudte her Gi~nbrinorino burh
eirer S6rcdftab 81 nertreihen. Gum
uroIiid trof c:r GAub. uno Saut
FAM tot nieter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
@iirftcnberQ.

Stuttqort. Der GlteF+e Monn
Wiirttenr6cros, Der WaQenbouer Snes
mann in CIterrF, 1T QeTtorben. Gr
mar ON Taoe rer 2ejp3iger G6Io9t
I'M %ofre 1913 netcrpn.
0mino 8. Weaon l1rter76loqunQ
ncr Waren uno C'lafetrTQca in Der
0She non ca. 10000 morf rnrre her
80 Sabre Gle Oertetratete g;e'feate
SoIef Gang BON bitr in pfor5btin
berbdftet.
MUtrinQen. Der ges;rt8aus.
i6uB fir Noturs unD Qeimoti6ub
biett bier feline tonItituierenoe Ger
~idmIgtuug as. mp6ei Gle gr0Beren 8ee
3iyt8orte. ou6 6eucrbo0 uno 0e9er>
lod], oertyeten mdrsu, Zen 9orIiB
fi6rte 6oritmeifey Or. S6in5inqers
6ohea6eim. Der 8eIhdftsfubrer BEG
2anpesnusi6u6es, Vrof. Dr.. Gifert.
Stuttgart, CAB Elm 8ilp Der Teit6erie
gen 3dtiQteit Reg 2nnoesousIGuFe5
unb mertpoGe Winte Fir bic Nrosis.
8fuIItrgen. Der neue;naante
Moior a. >. Grnit Qci6Iir mo4te
bontensperte Gtiftunqen Sit e;ner
6rieoboTtapeIIe unb fir bic Qrnler.
Me6rfo4 er6iel! er Gpotionen. j. g.,
pom 8eianqperein Gintradt". bon
Ter llllterbouier MuiittopeQe uao no
mentli6 einsn oroBortiQe1 6adel3ng
hf8 EIeiiaen Aris0eroersins.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Sbmrinacu.

MsininQen. Gin Ginbreder III
in oas ber3pglihe 2anoratsamt ei7ge=
brungen unb bat bort fir eini9e taus
feno Murt Wertpapiere uno eini9e
bunoert Mart 9nrgelp srbeutet. Der
Spibbube 9elan9te ourA bos Dor nem
0ebGuoe auf9eIteIts @eriit in sir
6eniter bes nIitten Stodlpertes, brad,
bort in BEN GeI6GFtsrGumer ale Sc
hdlter ouf. permoGte jeboh bic grote
%eiierne SoHette, bic groBe 8etrdgs
barq. niht gu 6ffnen. Dom 3dter
feblt bisber icoe Spur.
Seno. Der 9idbri9e Sohn oes
Nrssiters Riehe fieI beim Spleen in
Die bo6qehenoe SooIe. Ssin 13idbs
ri1er 8ruoer monte i'm retten; bod
Tino bc;2e &no5en in BEN 6luten bes
Sluiie5 umaetommen.
Dem Brimnner 9urt Qibcde
ous Sena purbe fir Gettunq hes
@u!86eIihers %. in Milefpten aug Sc
henSQefo6r Die RettunosmebaiQe am
@onoe perIieben. bic ibm beim Gin
tritt in eiren biroerIi6en 8eruf aus
9eFpI9t meroen lpiro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15

.. 3~urgsoorff. oes @mtsbauptmanns
:. NoltibzWannib. res 9jiroermei'teys
n. 3otb uuo sablreiher onoertr Ger
I6nlintsitcn Die 0runoiteinIs9unq gum
8ismordsS urne fat. Die 6eitreoe
hieIt ccr Sobritant Gortaro. Der
9eie5ioer g}Gnnsrhor trug ulebrsgt
2ieoer nor.
@aoGtfer. Der tetonnte Sunits
Frcnno Och. 5nfrat Glaen in Oresoenz
@!aielpiB bat fir infer reues 3heater
cine prudltpoGe 8rpn5e= 9iifse oes So
niQs Qe'tiftet. Der &0niQ Bat Dem
9ilobauer Or. Sans Qtuaet in Gvess
rem fir bos 9unitpert 3u Mooea &C
TeIIen. Die 8ITts riro IN @anoelz
gang oss Sfeater5 ouFgeTteGt peroen.
@oIbheim. Sm Otter non ~
Sobren itorb Der bieii9e Gtren6Groer.
a6niqIifer Sommiiiipnsrot Gtaotyat
9reuning.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Ccfterrcidj ~!tngarn.

Wien. 2Srou Gmma GoIt Ron
GhiffsSuoero bat CUR Grinnerunq on
ibre peritotbenen GItern ter pon ihrem
Batter i'm Sabre 1897 erriAtsitn G}ar
Geibess Stiftunq CUR llnteritltung
pon ertperbsunfdbigen ~ertrorften 5Soz
milienpdtern pbne llnteriaieo Der
&onfeiiion einen 8etrag pon 10000
8ronen %qstpiomet. Die StattbaItersi
Bat bieie 3uftiftun9 itiits6eboroIi4
qenehmiQt.
8ubnpef. Sn 8cteier uno in
gionqrober Somitot treibt 8uraeit zine
9eFdbrIi6e 8duberbanoe i6r llnreIen.
cSn G3arpa8 nurben flint 0eiddfte
erbrpden uno oouitGnoiQ ou8aepIijn@
BERT. Der &oufmonn Soief &opdts
aus @pona erhielt oieIer 3oQe oon
Der ,S6mQr3en 6onb" bic Mniforoez
runQ, 10000 9ronen on einenl BE-
Itimmten Orte gu beponisren. Dc er
fon{t gu 0ruaoe geridtet miiros. Ros
bocs eritottete bic MnSei9e BEL Der SIC.
Iisei. UNI bic 6oIge mar, bop iein &c
idGft5loocn in 8rnno Qcitctt uae
pouItdnbig eingedi6ert ipuroe.
9runcu. Nus gun3 m%erftpiirs
oiGer uria6e bat ii6 in 6ouptmannse
borf Der 41jdbrige 6eIoQdrtner Jeroie
ndno 9atler oo3 2eben oen0mmcn. Gr
hattie tir3lih Don einsm 9erpanoter
cine Sub qetuuFt, bic ieoof ZEN Der
Tpro6enen WuBen ni6t COB. Gr ges
ritt Doriiber nit Teiner 5rou in 5trei-
tiqteiten uno p~ertoufte ihIiebIih init
@erluIt. Die Sofs gtng ibm aber 70
3u Screen, oob er ij6 in 4bpeienhejt
ieiney Semitic cine ausel in Zen Gopi
f4oB.
8roq. Der ebemaIiee 9ir0ers
meiitsr bon Vrog Or. Sobonn Qooe
lipnn if im 66. Q~ebensjobre QsTtorben.
Or. poblipnn, Der bon 8eruf N0po>
fat mar, bttdtigte ii6 5umeiIt ouf BEN
0ebiete bes SotoIpefens uno mar IN
8ohmen ols Cbmonn ouer Sotoioerz
tdnbe fehr betunnt. Nl8 8jicaermeie
fer Der QarbssbouptItaot tonnte sr
f6 niht ldnqe an Der Spite ner
Stobtpertretun9 srbdlten. nno er
muBte nab faum breijdhri9sr Idtigs
felt feinem NohfoIger Or. Ser5 ben
glab rGume1.
Irobnou. I'm GtabIiTsm..st BEG
Qimmermeifters 0bolf Gr6ecr in tet
gclonie { STEIN tei 7fraip1to1u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
Ju6Rnnf.

IN OfoTen ridden Die tleinsn 9sus
ner. bic oelben QitcoIos. in b0d't Qss
nonbter Weife nit 6ilfe Der 3ebeu
Gti6le unb Gg7eI 3uredt uno tDlIien
aud bic pinsi ten 0egenitonoe nit
BEN Sub DOT 1eppi6 o~uf3ubebsn.
Wie bic .Nei. bes Oitens" m@itteiit,
umtlammert hex afiatiIhe 3eitsr hdus
fla ben Gteiqta9el nit Der ,3ebe, uno
ner Slider bolt bic 4ngeIrute nit hem
sub, bomit bic 6dnbe gu onoerer Be
ft~dFtiqune frsi bIeibsn. Wit nen
2ehen halt bic i1paniI6e Gdone bsjm
Pdfen BEN Gt9fi feft. 0as Boil oer
sTrei2e6er" ner9sn bic 4nomitsn me-
cen ibrer oeftit ten a@reiiIUbe" aes
r.nnt. Die Tsran8ietung oes TuBes
an Wrbeiten, TIE iorit nur bic 6ono
Gelorat. tomo, niht nur in STATEN
SIR Tonhern sah lei onoeren N6'isrn.
oie lire TUfe f-ei uno unbei,ei-ei 'r1a
r,r, 7uu PEI Il Eel einigeU omer''s
r;5eer Tre-1sts uno oic''aH1 FER
r~.rfGmm Gje .5ufturr m''te
e-3uIanre ii nrr nod DoE 9t1''s
,sr. bic ofae ArTe Qetoren fro. r'
fertljd ous7t6t nirb, biice.2 c1''
ei-e1 belle st.a 8s8enftanb ber l}o.'rs
t,r;un1, i2 i'm 8eiiptet en- Eaie
moute3umas. BEG Issten Seyri4Gs
BIZ Werit1reC.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-15
p%ofnadridten
Aus ortt, alien Dater-
lGn0e.
GcCflcnui,rn.

%ofod. Ser Mrbeits> 4usfAuB
fir rem 6riBs Reuter~ Drummer bat jeBt
nie Qlatfra9e enogilti9 oeI0It. Dis
GntajiQun0 bie1es be5borrogenDen
@dmutes fir HoItot miro en- l..
SUM- z. pfin9ItTeiertog) itottfinoen,
0o8 9roBe 3euters8 ron3ereIief an
8ruaren rpiro Ie1r Iebentreu uuo faz
rotterpou nerosn. Der 9ilohauer
GpdIo 6ol3 in Niirnberq. Elm 2anb8z
mann Reuters, bat bu8 Qortrait mad
eingebenben Stuoium Der beIten Bill
her be8 &euter> MuIeums in @iIena4
eeIfaFfen.
Der 10 Sabre oIte 2upferT6mieo
$orl 8ifter urb feline GeIiebte, 6elene
SD, oerij5ten In Der Wobnuro @ihe
tees einen 0oppeIielbtmorcperiut IT'D,
inbem re ii4 Die YuIsaoern 6fTneten
NIB Gift no6nten. Die 8euer1retr
Is9te ianen NotperbGnbe on uno
brad6te fe ins &rortentaus, Gas
9RotjD bes 0oppelIeIbitmorbes 1T roh
nift nit 9eTtinmt1eit ermitteIt. &i6s
ter nor crit am Gage border gum Solz
naten erhoben moroen. Gr IL Der
Gotn eire8 SuAboIter8 in Molhop.
S0tli6 ~peruHqIiidt 1T ouf Der
Cut8fclomart @olfop bel 3eiIin Der
Qrbeiter @ilten aug SeIIin, oer nit
BEN Gpren9en BON Steinen befAditigt
NOR. Girjae 2eit, no6oen iih elm
GpreroIhuB ent!ooen bate, fancen in
fsr @%fe ar@citenoe 3:3Jo0rbeiter Die
%or"s'ia1 narfUmmet+" Qciste res Wilz
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6Dnidrc;d Endbicn.

2eip3ig. Gineu 3dreGIi6sn SOB
huy9 @erbrennen fonb Die in Der
GtcrnrorterItrnbe pp6nhafte 72idbs
rice OciQenma6ersFrau Wmolie @lnB,
8eim 6eueranmaGcn gerieten ihre
G-ei5er ouf nod unbetannte Wetie IN
@ro@o. Die Greiiin erIitt IhredIiAe
Iunnen on 3l6en, &opf. Sruit uno
l'nterleib unb Ttarb bald 0arauf III!
&roufen6a1fe.
3rimmitf6ou. Die 9intere
flie6encn res beritorbenen 9ommer>
3ienrats 6dnoel I~tifteten $4,000 Wtort
fir Elm 8Ur9ers@oipitol.
2outer. Die Grben bes an IS.
Wldr3 potjoen So6re5 peritorbenen
syabrifleii3eys GuItoo @nii6teI in
Gauter erYidttten an Ieinem Iooesto9e
cine Gtiftung BON 100000 Mart, De-
rem GrtrGqniiIe 81 gemeinniibigen
.9.re4en nuer Mrt Yerlpenoung finoen
Toge1,'
@Gni6en lei 2eip3iq. @ier fono
in Ce-eGlpart les arei5bouptmanns
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zen in benz Steinbrud Iiegen. %eoenz
Tau3 bat er Ii1 BEL Der Gntlobuno oes
SprenQi6uFe5 ni6t mebr reAt5etig
in Gi6er1eit brin9eH t0nnen.
TIorup. Ginen t1tIiAen llnfoI
eylitt Der 9lr6eiter Gno8 beim 8dume
FGaen. Gin herabfalen0er Nit ser
id,IuQ i'm bic SddoeIoede, 70 baB Der
SOB Iofort eintrat.
Orepe 8 NJ ii bIen. Nieoer9ee
brornt II in 8nreaborf bic 9robe, nit
toeider 8eooAun9 beriebene S6eune
oc8 Grbpd6ters 8onomonn. Die
in ner S6euue befinbli6en 9roBen
Strob@ uno 6%utterporrGte purDsa
peruiAtet. Neun3ig 6ii1ner uno Elm
Golb fno mitpsrbronnt. Die Gnts
ItebunQ8uriofe be5 6euers 1T hi4t
ermit.elt.
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@afpru6 abOtt> gu
Batter (eniruHeD: .N2os E,r
:irfont! Die Ulaiern BAIT 2u in
3ieIem So6r qe6a6t. n GdorIah bait
Oh qebabt. bic N}onoetn bobc ih Dir
Hrausuebmen Iafea. Uno jebt ni0jt
1u audi nod n 3obn qe}oQtn bo
}en2... 81. Qlnubt gu Die0eitt 0u
lnoeri6Gmter Yenoel. ih tonnt'
Mrs @elo nur 70 Gus Dem Neymel
)erausidiit.eln2"
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coli an Dem QejdenbegGnQniIIe tells
1ohm, muroe pm einem pl0bIi4en I'm
ipo6liein befaueu uno itarb Merge
Mtnu.en oarauf, Gr mar einem
6er87tlloQe erIeaen. Der 9orfal err
reGte orofe 9eitiir3ung.