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CHAPTER XVI.
MARKING Time,


Soon after dark the attack began.
Flashes from gun mouths and glow
ing sheets of flame from rifles made
ugly velry, while the beams Of
| search-lights swept bither and thither.
This kept up till shortly after mid
/ night, when it died down and, where
| helrs concert had ragged, silent dark
ness shrouded the hills. Marta knew
that Bordir was taken without having
to ask Lanstron or wait for conflrma-
ton from Westerling.
She,was seated in the recess Of the
arbor the next morning, when she
heard the approach of those regular,
powerful steps whose character had
become as distinct to her as those
of member of her own family. Five
| against three! five against threel they
were saying to her; while down the
pass road and the castle road ran the
stream Of wounded from last nights
slaughter.
Posted in the drawing-room Of the
Galland house were the congratula-
tions of the premier to Westerling.
who had come from the atmosphere of
staff that accorded to him a mill
tary insight far above the analysis of
ordinary standards. But he was too
clever a man to vaunt his triumph.
He knew how to carry his honors.
He accepted success as his due, In q
matter-of-course manner that must in
spire confidence in further success.
You were right" he said to Marta
easily. pleasantly. I'VE did tive did
tive took Bordir with loss of only
twenty thousand meni"
Only twenty thousand! Her revul.
sion at the bald statement was re-
lieved by the memory Of Lanny's word
over the telephone after breakfast that
the Browns had lost only five thou.
sand. Four to one was a wide ratio.
she was thinking.
Then the end-then peace In no
! much nearer?'' she asked
Very much nearer!" he answered.
earnestly, as he dropped on the bench
beside her.
He stretched his arms out on the
back of the seat and the relaxed atti-
tude, unusual with him, brought into
relief new trait of which she had
been hitherto oblivious. The con.
queror had become simply a compan.
ionable man. Though he was not sit.
ting close to her, yet. as his eyes met
hers, she had a desire to move away
which she knew would be unwise to
crafty. She was conscious of n Ger.
tain softening charm, magnetism
that she had sometimes felt In the
days when she first knew him. She
realized. too. that then the charm had
not been mixed with the indescribable,
intimate quality that it held now.
ITO Be Continued
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Larned's History of the World
a Household Necessity.
A Work of Monumen-
tai Research

Larned's History of the World, on
distribution to the readers of this pc
per, is a work par excellence for the
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with the genius of letters, and is of
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memory finds it easy to retain the
contents told in so fascinating a
style. Wherever the book is opened
it presents a portion of the vast pano-
rama of the ages painted in vivid
colors by a master of language.
Whether the reader has any special
historical knowledge or not, if he
loves good reading, he will love Lar
ned. But in the five great volumes
now on distribution by this paper, the
beauties of both history and litera-
ture make direct appeal, and the
work finds a double welcome. We
urge our readers in all good faith to
take advantage of our good fortune
in being one of a great syndicate of
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to put up with cheap substitutes for
the things we asked for. We seem to
proceed on the principle that some
thing is better than nothing, even If
the something is also something we do
not really want or care for, and if
nothing at least affords us chance to
fill our temporarily empty lives with
worthwhile things some day.
Don't little UP your lives with cheap
substitutes for the things you really
want. Don't fill every nook and Granny
of your mind and heart with useless
and unsatisfactory trifles. If you do,
10 and behold. some day the big things
of life will pass you by because in your
absorption in trifles you won't see
them.
In the matter OF filing their exist
ence with cheap substitutes for worth
while things women are far greatre
offenders than men. Girls seem to
think that they must have beauX and
attention and friends and good times.
They can't serenely contemplate fill
1ng up the years-say, from seventeen
ITO twenty-one or twenty-two-with
work and useful occupations and read
ang and outdoor exercise. Girls have
a desperate feeling that life and love
and youth may all pass them by, and
so they fairly seize on all sorts or
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-09
Lorimer Indicted For
Misapplying Bank Funds
Special to The Telegraph

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 8. - William Lori
mer ousted member of the United
States Senate from Illinois. president of
the La Sale Street National Bank. and
it's successor. the La Sale Street Trust
and Savings Bank, until the failure of
the latter institution last June. was in
dicted yesterday by the Federal grand
jury.
former bank and a partner of the con-
tracing firm of Lorimer g. Gallagher,
was named with him in a true bill con-
tanning thirty-siX counts, and accusing
them Jointly of misapplication of the
banks money.
During a period of eight months,
Lorimer and Gallagher misappropriated
$4,000 from the national bank, with
intent to injure and defraud," accord
ing to the indictment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-09

ENTERTAINS SOCIAL CIRCLE
Members of the Middletown Social
Circle were entertained by Mrs. Web
ster Weaver at her home yesterday
afternoon.
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Mail Districts Changed
by Postmaster Sites

Postmaster Sites has announced
several changes in mail districts to
become effective next week.
The territory covered by the Maclay
street station, which extended as far
south at Boyd street, has been ex-
tended to Reilly street and will in
cflde the district as far west as
Vaughn street, Riverside, and between
the railroad and the river. The main
office district will be from Reilly street
to the eastern limit of the city and
between the Pennsylvania railroad and
the river. The Hill district will re-
main unchanged, with the exception
of an afternoon delivery in Cloverly
Heights in addition TO the morning de-
livery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-09

1t is seldom one finds as dainty and
smart frock as this one that can be made
easily and quickly but, in spite of the
effect of elaboration, there is Just q two
piece skirt with a straight tunic and a
japanese blouse. In one view, the tunic
Is plated but, if that treatment is used,
the plating must be done by machine,
consequently, the whole costume repre-
sents very little labor while its smartness
Is apparent. On the figure, a pretty
lowered silk is used in combination with
chiffon and with a sash of liberty satin.
In the back view, bordered material is
used for the gathered tunic and the sleeves
are trimmed with the border. There are
great many pretty nets and the like that
can be treated in this way; for simple
occasions, there are dainty challies with
borders that are charming while the
gathered tunic can of course be made of
any material, the edges hem-stitched or
finished in any way that may be liked.
For the IL year size, the blouse and
skirt will require 81 yds. of material 27,
IA yds- 80, as yds. a. in. wide; the
plated tunic: yds. az, M yds. 36,
I4 yds. A in. wide; the gathered tunic
IS yds. ~. N yds. SO or a. in. wide or
70 yds:: OF bordered material I8 in. wide;
the girdle yd. III, and for the neck and
sleeves. ~ yds. of plating:
The pattern $500 is cut in sizes from
10 to ID years. 1t will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department oi
this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
ENTERTAINS SOCIAL CIRCLE
Mem hPFa 0f tho Mfdd1afoxur Snafa1
Circle were entertained by Mrs. Web
Eter WeaYer at her hnraa uaat ardaN
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daily newspapers that is able to dis
tribute a work of this merit almost
free. Profit does not enter into the
plan: the coupons are the main con-
sideration and will be printed in
these columns a short time longer
They should be clipped at once.
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NEW FOE MENACEs COTTON
StecfaL to The Teleernhh

Special to The TeIcgrdfh
Washington, ID. c., Oct 3. Cotton
has a new foe. This time IL Is a sort of
pseudo army worm that is getting after
the crop In the South, according to an
announcement issued by Secretary of
Agriculture Houston. Eat a bale of
cotton" seems to be the slogan adopted
by this latest pest.
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When a clerk Of
fers us something
just as good" as a
substitute for the
thing we asked for
we generally de-
cline, saying, IT
want what l asked
for" If that ap-
plies to a brand of
preserves or a make
of cloth. does 1t not
apply with greater
force by far to the
big things of life?
But when 1t comes
to love and friend
ship many of us are
pathetically willing
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Hbctuorupil;.

0Ufieloorf. Sn Der Wirt=
idoft ~>3um aoloenen SeTeI" 1T cine
Statue BON 0einrif Seine, bic Der
iunQe GiFetoorfer 9iIo6aner Sung
t(ut6 entporfen bat. ofieatlilb auTges
tent noroen. Der r9oloene GeTeI"
Iitgt oem 0e5urt3mu8 0eiaes in Der
8olterFrabe ae9eniiber. SerbertGuIenz
BERG belt lei Der 6eier Die Weihereoe.
Gffen. 5ier erita6 Der ~15id6rige
Irbtltsburihe 9oppe BEN Tobritarbeis
ter maltop3ti, NIT benz er in Gtrejt
9"eratea mar.
606it a. M}, Sn BEN Tar6per-
len itr5mten troB Der iorgidlti9iten
Sider6eit5mobregeIn in Der Nbteiiun9
fir 6noroiuJFit giFtiqe Gais ous,
ourh lretts bic in benz Raum befinos
Iiaen G6emj.er .. M1omber0er, Or.
2abn uno u. @tod. fotpie bic 2tuf.
Ieber 9Idber unb 8romm beipuRtlD5
muroen. Pile Fiinf QerFonen maftea
Tofort Dem 9ranfenhuufe 3uQef.ifrt
peroen. NO lie iif tpieoey erbolten.
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Yoana6ridlen
aus 0fm
Alien Datrrlon0r.
9leidiSbanptitaot.

@~erliu. in tenl 6ouie Wiin3e
ftrG8e &c. 10 fp01nte her 91idhrj4e
prioatier Qo5t nit feiner s2la5rigsn
frau emma, Qeb. 1amerus. Der
/ 0etpalter ees 6auIe5 bsmertte, odB
Gus oer 0oatfaon g3oaHung i~tarter
@asgeruc1 Esraustam. On ibm ouf
fejn Qdutea nitt oe6iInet muroe, lieB
er bic Mohnnn95tur 0ffHen uno 0rail8
nit anoeren perIonen in bic N3o6aung
, tin. SIN Ghlaf3immer fano man pa5
Qreiie 9our beijHnungsins IN ben Bet
J in lie9en. 8aid purben Gin 4r3t
uno bic 5feaetfpe6r geboif. Die nit
GaueritoFf Uppardten Wit2er6eie
tuaQsberIuc6e anitellten, vi oem
manne btieben fe e~rfolqIo8, pd6reno
bic 1Trau nod ntebrere Gtunoen
Fhtpade 2ebens3sihen BON fit ga5;
1e .uureg nab cem 6eDrpiqs Grauten=
baa8 ge5ra6t, no Ie b~offnungslos
narnieeerlie1t. Wie bic uuteriudun9
Der Woanunq erQo6. mar bic 0aSleis
tuna ftaohaFt qelooroe1,
Die Cdiiler 9reoon unb Goi.
fer BON elmer b0bersn QehronItalt gu
S65nt6erQ Berlin unternobmen gez
meinTAoftlih cine Jubtour IN bo5
0openano. Del BEN 9orfe Ghotens
fptelteu bic Gna6en nit einem QeIdoe=
nen 3epotoer. aus benz Ii6 Elm G6uB
loite. oI8 8reootp bic BaFfe in Der
6ono bate. Die Qooung qing Rem
Ghiiter GoiIer. BEN So6n eines BAT
termeiTters in G66reberg. in bic 9ruit
unp iwtreifte babel oo8 6er3. Der
0eriud3, aotIer rad Berlin 3u trans
portierer, miBlong, oa iih oauernb
CbnmatltsonfiLe einitenten. &aiIer
purae in oa8 Ratbenotper ItdotiThe
Grartenhous bef0roert. no Der Ghirs
urg Or. Ghdfer cine 6er3nobt mochte.
Das @eIinoen res 0erleBten lit troB
Der Ihpierigen Separation 3ufrieoene
iteQeno.
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mcdIcuburH.

G6nertn. am Yluuer See pers
fieB Der Qonomann Sotobs Nahts ;
llhr nit ietnen Gjnoern Charlotte
uno QbolF. 3 unb i Sabre oft, bic
Wohnun9 unO itir3te iid BON Der
2onbungs6riife aus ms Wa6er. Der
Batter unb Der feline 5tnnbe purben
TIT ous Dem WoNer 9e3ogen; oas
Mdbfer tonnte am Qeben et6olten
meroen. 3erriittete 8ermoqensperhdltz
nifIe iolen ben i'm feiten Wlonnesalter
ite6enoen Mann, Der auBer Ieiner
5rou nod3 8lpei Ginber binterldbt. IN
Den Sob Qetrieben hoben.
Norhtm. Die 0sburtsitdtte
MoItte5 Ite0t in @efa6r. perIGdnoelt
gu ii roen. Dos on9ren3enoe feline
6uu5 lit ob9eriHen, uno Elm Steinmeb
mill ben BIab fir feline gei6dftlihen
53pede benuben uno einen einItodiQen
8ou nit .Musftequnqsraum" fir
Grab3euoe errihten. Dos @eburtsz
hdus nient nab 8eIttmmung W}plttes
dig Wohnung fir Gliensr ieiner 5us
mifie. I'm feline Gntpeibung 3u oers
bitten, bat iih in Qorhim Elm 4us=
I6uB aebiIoet. Der Die W}ittel oufbrtns
gen mill, nm hos Nadbdr9runoIilid
onfouFen 81 f0nnen.
q # of. Sem 4~0idbriqes 0ienIte
i,tildum ol3 2ehrer unb 9irettor Der
fici8en Grosen Gto0tidrIe (0pmnos
Fum) Feiertc Director Mrobel. Gr
irtroe 1874 ots 0berlehrsr on oic
@robe GtootIhule beruien. 1899
fpurne er gum Director %ernonnt. gis
cur Grennung oes HeolgnmnaIiums
i'm Sabre 1912 NOR er oud1 0irettot
beg ReaIQnmuofium8, Nuf feline Wns
regunQ bin rpuroen ON 0nmnaTlum
Die @pmra'iaI Mdndenturit ein9es
rittet.
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SnmIanaote.

Bremen. Ginen @attenmcro
unb einen GelbHmorpperfud> periibte
Der hieTige Sdantpirt Gtunislaus
aarnit. Der AZ Sabre alts MInnn
mar felt Snbren nerpentsioeno uno
bate iApn mebrHlaIs uergebIi4 in Mns
fallen 9eitung QeIudt. Sn Der lebz
ten 3eit bat er duA roG1 grunD sIr
Giferiu6t auf feline 6rou gu hoben
g~egi1ubt; uno oI5 oisie iiA fir tur3e
3eit Idlafer gelegt bate. bat er Ijs
our4 einen G6uB in pen 9opf Qet0ict.
Damn bal er IiA ieI6It 3fpei S6iiTe III
ZEN GopF bei9sbro6t. gr purbe in
bos 8%rantenbous gebraht, fro er
~boFfnunQslo8 barrieoertieat.
9 ii + d. Gar9ermeifter Or.
GTdenburg fmeierte Ieinen 70, 8eburt8s
tag. Die Jeier pur0e our4 einen
6otel3uQ bon einem umfong, pie er
in 2iibef nod ME geiebeH poroen lit.
einoeleitet.
= SeIeQrorhenbeamter 9insiu8 be-
ging fein ~25idhriges 0ienTtiubildum.
GhIoKermciiter GtuQbaum. Elm
&%rieosoeteron reg 76. Regiments uno
MitQIieo Der 9jraerT6oFt. be9ing fein
2~5iGbrigs8 0eI6dftsjubildum.
6omburg. Gire in Der Srei@
h~ofenFroBe gu Dithetmsbura mob
nenoe 9Fran Tprong in ielbftm0roeri@
fher &1fiht bei bea Selnerfen in ben
8anal unb roam ihrs ~13idhriae Sohe
ter duf Dem Grm nit tns Wni1er. Der
Oberfeueripehrmann Mob 3og beioe
orfs Srnfene. Die Srau nurbe Der
S-.enonftalt Friebrithsberg uno bos
ai1o Der elterIifen WobHun9 5uaez
fiihrl.
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nannppcr.

00ttin9en. Dor bern biefiqen
Sdlpurqsriht bate Iif Der 3igorrenz
nader %fyuhrmlnn gu perontporteu,
Der ON beili9en Mbeno ben f0rIter
8nohe in Numenoorf erIhoB uno an
80. 0e3enber b. 5. 3pei ibn perfot'
genoe @enoormen 81 er1hieben PER
Iuhte. Suhrmdnn lpuroe pe9en W}or
0es gum So6e uno neqen psriutite1
Wnroes gu flint Jobrsn J3utthou8
perurteitt. @uBerbem erbiett er me
gen unberedti9ten Saqens cine Mode
0oft.
8oSTor. Der 3pin9er in Sos
lar. Der often 9eiudern Der aIten Goi-
ierita0t am 0or3 befonnts mdhtige
feitunqsturm, Der nit Dem Wt1tere
mann uno ben iibriqeu mi~ttelalterlis
den G~bortGrmeu Dem 8e'dntbiIoe pou
@e5l0r iein darotteriItiIhes 0eprGqe
oi6t. 1T in cen 8eIiB oe8 Snqenieur5
0%atthiQ8 jiber6eQon1en. ner BARN
feline uertroue Noffen'amntunQ ais
.Riiittammer pm 0osIar" BEN Yllbz
litttm 3uaGnQltf MAIDEN min, Ser
SIS fuB hohe Gurm bat bel einem
0urhme7er pon 50 SUP llmfdTun98s
maueru in Der Gtdr.e bon 20 SUB.
015 heroorrdQenoe 0auoentmol, pom
/ oeiTen Ntattlorm man etuen prddtiQen
N4n0bGf uber bic 5tdot uno Die
Q9nbiH1ft agniebt ,nirn nNr WrnfpInr
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9eutbtn. Der friihere QoIisei.
'omr}ifTdr Stl1e in Mp5lorpiB puroe
in 9euihen eis1eIiefert. ou e6 iidl her
ons9eiteIIt bat ooB er in ben 9euthez
ner YdohenhduolerprostB perpidelt
lit. Is ii fti;QeiteIlt lporoen. ooB
StQe bon 0ean oerurteilten Igenten
@ubelsti Geitcute orQenommsn bat.
Gr lpuroe tn einem Sdnotoriun in
Sbornjt nerNftet.
Netbe. Der 3ommanoeur Der
"A. Snfanteriebriaabs. @ensraImoior
9ceb, Der poy einiaen Yforoten bon
Ieiner btjotn Burden tGtlih anoee
Qriffen ruroe bat iebt einen IdnQersr
ltrIaub onae.reten. Die beioen Dit
3%jerSburiteu Elm 9iiraI'ier uno Elm
S~nionterjii. ts6en fid, be,anntlih auS
Turd1t pov ~trlfe Dor einen Gi'en.
babn5u1 oe}carfeu uno fino 9et6tei
lpcrotn.
9re@Iaa SrfoIae Der boben
@eIdi.un3 our5 bic ftdotifde 9uittora
'ei'siteuer Tro mehrsre gresIauey
2itt'e;tltttt.cy 8enotist. ben 9etries
eir3u'teIltg.. Sins Der orpbtea Hincs
in @re@laa. e,S QaIaTttheuter. 1T he
yeit& III 8on'4rs oeroten. 0as re
liotnStheate, e5enfolls Elm 9roBtr ST
nopalait, ,yiro QlsihfaIs gefhIo6er
'psroen rl.7tn. neil nab Gng1be oes
Sefsevs BE qobe qutbartsitsitsus'
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a5niareicb Sddlien.

DRESDEN. 9er17idbriqe Gonf.
manufacturing Srieorid Grih Wo9s
ner aus GibenItod bat iih eridofen.
Gr maj in zen @eroadt geroten, etnen
MitihiiIer il Der 6anbeIsfhule einen
QroBsren @eIobetrna entpenoet su he
ben. Woqner nabm fh ons 10 81
6cr;en. ooB er ben gob iuhte. 9letd
barouf itelte Th hsrogs, oaB er pols
tpmnsn unIhuIotQ mar.
8rob{honuu. Die qoleene
5odl3cit feierten Der Nirtihafts9ehiITs
Surge uno feline GheFrau. Sci ietner
ourh Qfarrer 8raiTi9 in oer STRIDE
p%ollsnQensn feierlihen Ginieqnun9
nuroe rem SubiIar cine Ghrenbitel
oIs 0obs hes 2anhestonIitoriums
iiberreint.
Sonoo I. G. GFiir rem BON her
fhsioeroea otriqirenosn Qeh1sr ner
StaotIhuIs. Rettor Qo:.is Meber.
fano i'm geifsin oes SrtsThulinIpets
tors Qfarrers fSIaoe. pes 9iiresrmeis
tiers Suitisrats ltblicl uno Der 2ehrer
zine trbetenoe 4bidieosfeisr ftatt. Der
III ben Sutherland tretsube Rettor NE
Der mar 3isnlIih 40 Sabre in Sonoa
als 9etrer tdtia.
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GiinG=Sotbrinqen

GtroBbHrq. @uf Elm 60i36.
riae5 @eas6sn torate en- /. Qpril bic
bet1rnte 9gtaGaHolurq pon +. 5toa.
in Ter G.@IoTersoFe 4uriitbIiten bic
fid) nie gF,s,e Ser eti3TTifsn Qitcros
tur BUR beTonberea QuF9abe 8emn6t
bat.
Totboh. 0er 4cIi3ei 1T es oe-
IuHocn. lie Sumne, he Der StroBens
rGuber Trcrr,ann I'M Mara p. 5. elmer
aus 4ltrip {cnlnenben Trau entriITen
bate. ipieo~sr3ufinnen. @Su ber Inter
Tuhurqs1aft QeItono Tfrenmaun Die
3at Elm uno aa6 ben Srt an, lpo er
bic GaThe nit Rem gelo peroroben
bate. 9ei ben i'm Weiiein res I'd
teys porecnommere1 Na6forf6uroen
puroe fe aud Faa;t i6ren 100 Marf
betr01euoea Sah0It i'm Motinen TART
ouFqefunoen. Die ijberfoGene sSrou
Bat %irfoloc bsFIen faum etnen nenrenss
nsrten GerIuIt All tetlaQen.
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Nnoen.

9oben<8oben. Muf benz Ganb
i'm n0rolihen Sd)lpur7lpulo foQ i'm
nddTten Sabre Elm 9i8mdrdsD entmdl
erriatet tperoen. Gs IpI oos Gent
mol nat) Gntpurf be8 Gnrlsru9er
8ilohouers profeFpr Sauer ousge
fiibrt uno CUR 9Seier bes hunoerttsn
@e6urtstoces 8ismdrds i'm JQbtc
1915 entbiilt peroen. Sur geItreiz
tuna Der Soften lit eine GommIunq
ein0eleitet nor6en. Die bereits ben Be
trog pom ie65touIeno Mdrt errei1t
bat.
6eibeIberq. Dds lwIrteit Qes
Gen ben 6~eioeIberqer 1Iniperiitdtspro=
feFor TiIhler loutete alf 8ehn ne
nate GefIrouis tpeQen DerQeEens Qe-
qen Doraoropb It's uno TIA. W6idB
3. DEL Stadt8onnatt hotte Gin Sonc
8eFdnQris beantrugt.
qortsruhe. Nus InIaB Der
MISUNDERSTANDING fpiro Die ftdb@
tiIde Te5tbal!e umqebout; nab ben
Dem Gtaotrat porQefeQten glGnen be
Iaufen iih Die Soften ouf 488,000
W}ort. Terner TolI Der 5tootQortea
~ert0eitert uno perbef7ert peroer. po8
5000 Mart foTten ipiirbe.
0for3beim nj. Inter 6inter~
I0f7unQ eirer Stub pom 100000
92orf 1T 5er GeTeIfabrifont aorl
WiI6elm W}iiner pon 6ier periGtpunz
oen. Der Q~Fors6etner 8antpereia
Ioq otlein um $4,000 Mort 9eIhdoi9t
Tein.
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VI nnnberg. Tas 50iohrige
gurseriubildum beeinssn her S9neiz
Der CABIN unb Der Mufiter Gpnntaa.
geioe Spbiiare purben i'm 4uftrnQe
nes Rates ourh Stabtrat ssdrius unz
ter lleberreidung zines 9iptoms uno
elmer g6renqabe begIiidmiinfht.
Bah Glitter. 6ier erlaq i'm
nod nift poIsnbeten 81. Q~ebensia6re
Der 6~oFtraiteur 96eobor Grahrintel
einem 6er3lhiog, Gro6ninfc( mar
Der 9d6ter bes bieIiqen &0niqIiben
Gurhaufts.
8ouben. Gein ~60jd6riqes Sir
%qeriubildum beoinq Der friifere Sammz
mo6ern1eii.er, iebiae 9rinatmann NJ
lius 6ermonn 9ertrnm un0 3spor Sci
better 0eiunofsit. Son oer Gta6t err
belt Der 3ufilar burh 26er6GrQerz
meifter Or. .9aubIer sine tiinf'leriI4,
ou8Qefl6rtt Tl6erne Blofette nit emf
fprehenher 0iomuno.
2omuobfh. @on eirem fd1e!s
len gpoe, h~erbeiQefiihrt burh !6er3z
fhIoa, nurten bier @rio1tua Cnoam,
Nripatus Guitar WboIf 6ariBTh uuo
Sdneioermeiiter Storte ereiIt,
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@cftprcnsem.

Worienburg. Der 8ie61drb=
Ter Gbudro 0irTdouer aus Sh0n@
baum, Greis Warie1burq. fieI auF Der
Riidreiie pom Dansiger 8iebmartt in
GdiepenborTt inFoIge Sheuperoens
ner Qferoe pom Wogen uno puroe cine
tdnqere Gtrsde mitqeIhlsjft. Dir
ffouer, benz bds Rab bes 8iehtpagena
.iiber ben 3opf ge9onQen mar. bat
ihtpere 0~erIebunqen erlittsn.
9u8 WoGnhaus Res 6ofbeiibera
Rubert 60nte In &Gfemort purhs
Iadts Elm Rdu6 Der 9Iommen. &c
piro gron0ftiftung permutet.
Der 8ismarfturm drf her
Wutoberq bei Qihtfetoe 1T i'm Rnhs
bou Fe~4iloeitsGt: bic @rbeiten Ioler
70 gef6roert tperoer, eaB bt, meffe
porousIi6tlt6 am 2. Geptember b. 5.
erfolgen tam. Die 8aufoiten fir ben
1urm betragen runo $4,000 Wart.
6ier3u limb porbanoen an bisberigen
Ginnubmen 28.645 Wtdrt, uno gu err
narten limb nod fir bas Sabr 1914
runo 1000 Wlorf.
0on5ig. SIN gr6Tensr WdIos
den mohte Ter Stubierenoe Der 9edz
niI6en 9odiduIe. Siegfrieb MpfIer,
feircn Qeben ourh GrIhieben Elm
Gnbe, MIs maj i'm i'm Gnlpe fono.
mar er bereits tot. Sn ieoer 6uno
belt er felt umIpannt einen RepoIper.
Mos Dem iunQen Menfden. Der ON
/. Nuguit 1888 in 8reiFstpotb gsbos
rem mar uro erit felt 8eginn bes lebz
ten WtnterIemeiters bet Der NbteiIung
oe8 3. Observation-Disclosures uno
Gleftrotehnit, als StuDiereuoer elm
qefhrieben mar. in ben Sob getriebeu
BAT, lit %unbetannt.
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SmleS.pia.6plftein

5ten8burq. 8oloene 6o63eit
tonntea 6ier Yripatier Sobann 9efer
unb Trou feiern. 9eder rpar friiher
&Iempnermeiiter.
5otltd perunqIudt III Der 19iobs
RICE Matroie Hoienberger pon bier, Der
ouf einem S~penoborger 9reimaIt=
idoner Tgbr uno beim Se0elreffen
pom Mait i~tiir3te.
9iel. Der 30iGbri9e Maurer
5torm ous R~enb5burq, Der aus Der
&aiTe Feire3 gerbanoe3 100 W}nrt
~entnommen uno fir iih perbraudt
bate. fpurne BON Der hieT:qen Straf=
fda1mer gu orei Wlonotsn 0efdngnis
DsrurtsiIt.
Gdernf0rbe. Der biefiQe MAN
rersSurnperein. Der in bieiem cSu9r
Tein ~50idbriqes 8eItehen Feiert, miro
aus bieiem QnIab ouf benz GolbQtenz
Girdbof einen Sobnz@ ebentitein arz
ri4teu. Sin pom areis qeidenfter
rieIiger Ginoling Iou oo3u pertpenoet
perben.
4ltono. Der 5~lpeiidbriae Gohn
!6ein3 Der Nm pflug in Gttenien mob
nenoen G2eIeute 8uoop, Der in eiuem
unbepodten GuoenbIid BON einem
Stuhl fiel unb einen ihperen S6d=
beIbru6 eMrIitt. lit i'm itdotii6en 3rons
terLhauie g~eItor6en.
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@ruRhcrspatnm 0ciien.

@jfhof8betm. 3n gjfhofss
httm lei W}oin3 nuroe in eintm 1ros
fcn WaTerIot Sic 9tide eines etpu
25idtriQeu iunaer Wanne8 Qefunoen,
Der 0nItdroiQ Qtileioet mar. Nah
BEN oI8balo itattQehabteu Ermitteluns
cen bat man IS nit benz aus 8iIhofSs
helm it1mmtuoeu 6einrih @oFfmann
lu tun. ctr pobrfheinlid Die 2ot ors
Sh'psymut btQonqen bat.
@tetfen Heir. Muf his i,ft
unauF4eilGrter Wejit brah i'm bier
oen Toyf ftuer aus. ooS %infoloe oes
itiirmifhen Wetters uno her iehr 10
Nn Qaas oe8 Crte3 trob Der itn11.n
Q5Ihctyfutt ser hieIiaeu ulo N2t.
bayftutrlrebrtn NIT folder Gtnenjcs
ttjt nm feb arifF. nus eeQen M}it.oQ
berejts msbrere @tbduos eia5tlfhtrt
puroen. Breifen'teiu If alS NuSs
Fluosort treotn ieiner oltep ShIobs
RUNE uno Der prot,toontn SdIoB.
,iyte tpeit uno brett bt;arns.