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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20

Nine days later Mrs. Fyfer called on
Ulrich at his office. Entering his door
she drew her hand from her fur muff.
1t gripped a revolver she had charged
to Robart's account. She fired The
bullet entered the back of Robart s
neck and lodged at the base of the
brain Robart staggered 10 the street.
The woman placed the nluzzle of her
pistol to her temple pulled the trigger
and fell dead.
In a notebook found in the woman's s
purse was this notation:
ELSIE Buerlein. The trouble"
The fatal affair brought out the
truth about Robart and the woman
who had passed as his wife.
In a statement to the pblice he said
his real name was John Ulrich. He
had deserted a wife and four children
in West Philadelphia and eloped with
Mrs. Fyfer, who had deserted her hus-
band, Samuel F'yfer, q salponkeeper.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
ENGINEER KILLED AND
four OTHERS INJURED
IN MISSOURI WRECK

Trenton, Mo, Jan. 2o.-Louis Col
Her, an engineer of Trenton. was kill
led and four trainmen were injured
here today when double header train
on the Rock Island. made up OF the
Golden State Limited and Chicago
passenger train No. 2. eastbound. was
derailed. All the steel coaches left
the track, but no passengers were in
jured. The trains We're combined at
Kansas City and the combined train
was coming into Trenton at 40 miles
an hour when the train was derailed
on a curve. The second locomotive,
which Collier drove. turned over.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
DECISION ON LIQUOR
LAWS IN TENNESSEE

Memphis. Jan. 2o,-Federal Judge
McCull held today that intoxicating
liquors shipped into Tennessee were
subject to the state laws from the
time they reach their destination in
Tennessee until they again leave the
border OF the state or are placed in
bonds with an interstate carrier for
transportation out of the state. Under
the ruling selling in transit by re
consignments from local jobbers is
barred.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
BANDIT Army IS
NOW NOPERATION
AROUND TORREON
Declare That All Carranza
Adherents and Americans
Are to Be Killed and Their
Property Stolen.

contents are operating around Tor
reon, shouting for Felix Diaz and de-
claring that Carranza adherents and
Americans are to be killed and all their
property stolen, according to arrivals
from Torreon. About 5000 Carranza
troops are centered at Torreon A
week ago they had not taken the field
against the malcortents, it is said,
At Velardena, southwest of Torreon.
100 Carranza soldiers who surrendered,
were killed by machine guns which
they turned over to malcontents, it is
reported.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
SUBMITS
ARTICLE ON ESCAPE
TO new YORK PAPER

New York, Jan. 2o.-A local paper
announces today that Ignatius T. Lin
coin. confessed German secret service
agent, who escaped from a deputy fed
eral marshal Saturday. appeared in its
newspaper office yesterday and sub
mitted for publication an article de-
scribing his escape, telling of previous
experiences of a similar nature and de-
scribing his future plans Lincoln has
not yet been found by the authorities.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
Senator Hoke Smith Urges the United
States to Act Firmly in Dealing With
Interference With Commerce by CT eat
Britain.

Washington, Jan. 20.-Great Britains interference
with neutral trade the subject of vigorous and
haustve speech in the senate today by Senator Hoke
Smith, who pleaded for action to prevent England from
advancing her trade at the expense of the United
States while attempting to destroy Germany commercial
y Senator Smith declared that the rights of citizens Of
the United States and other neutral nations being
reckessy dsregarded He emphasized particularly what
he denounced Great Brtains lawless treatment of
America s cotton trade
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
REPORTS ON ACCIDENT
TO THE Liner RYNDAN

, Washington, Jan. 20.-Consul Cen
eral Skinner of London, reported to-
day that the disabling of the Holland
American liner Ryndam was due to an
"unstated accident" after leaving Fal-
mouth. The account of three killed
and four injured in the crew agreeA
with reports abroad. The dispatch
said no passengers were injured. The
Ryndam is now at Grayesend.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
Stop-Look-T mink

This is an advertising para
phrase on that old railroad
sign: -Loolx-Listdn
The railroad sign sta nds for
safety first
So q 1es the paraphrase safety
first in spending your hard
earned money.
Stop when YOU pick IIp your
newspaper-today-for example
and Look through the ahvertis-
ing pages.
Think. Do they offer something
better than you are accustomed
to use?
Do they offer lower prices?
Do they tell you of advan-
tages you are not enjoyin ng?
Think Investigate! Reason
it out for yourself
But use the advertising for the
preliminary guide.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
FATAL SHOOTING
affair OCCURS AT
RIVERSIDE, ORE.
Capital News Special service)

ICaplIaT NeWs SpecIaI SeFVICe.J
Nyssa, Ore, Jan. 20.-Reports reach
ed here today of a fatal shooting at
Riverside. Ore. last Tuesday, when d.
M. McFadden shot a man named
ONeil In the face with a 45-calibre
revolver The bullet entered O'Neil's
head near the nose. McF'adden was
formerly a bartender at Vale. Lately
he has been operating soft drink
house in Riverside. The cause of the
trouble leading to the shooting was not
learned. Sheriff Ben Brown went to
Riverside and took McFadden to Jail
In Vale.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
BIG DIVIDEND ON
BETHLEHEM STEEL

New York, Jan. 20.-The Bethlehem
Steel corporation today declared
dividend of $50 share on common
stock out Of the earning of 1915, pay
able in quarterly installments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
Industry Key to Preparedness"

Minneapolis, Jan. 20.-Plans to place
the United States in the most efficient
state of preparedness by making this
country the most efficient workshop
will be discussed at the ninth annual
convention of the National Society for
the Promotion of Industrial Education,
which met in this city today for a
three day session. The convention is
attended by more than 1000 delega ties,
among whom are many eminent leaders
of technical education.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
French REPORT ON !
FIGHTING IN WEST

Paris, Jan. O-(OfficiaD-Betw zen
the Disc and the Aisne the patr rpls
clashed last night. In the Champagne
French artillery dispersed a supply
train. hostile aeroplane dropped
three bombs on the outskirts of LuHe-
Vile. None caused damage. Another
aeroplane was brought to the ground
near Film. Two occupants aboard the
aeroplane were captured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
BRITISH FORCE is
SENT TO RELIEF OF
SURROUNDED Army

London, Jan. 20.-General Aylemers 8
force of British troops was yesterday
in close touch with the Turkish posi-
tion at Essin and were consequently
seven miles from Kut- Ell -Amara in
Mesopotamia. where q British force
has been surrounded by Turks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
DECREE TO PROHIBIT
EXPECTATION OF PULP

Stockholm. Jan. 2O.-A decree pro-
hibiting the expectation of wood pulp,
effective tomorrow. is regarded as a
reprisal against Great Britain for the
seizure from steamships of parcel post
packages destined for Sweden.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
SCORE OF CONY|CTS
ESCAPE FROM PRISON
FARM IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. 2o.-Between
20 and 40 convlcts escaped today from
the state penitentiary farm at Cum
advices received at the penitentary
commission offices here.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
ARRESTS MADE FOR
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF
JAPANESE PREMIER

Toxic, Jan. 20.-Four young politi-
cal asitators have been arrested for
the recent attempt on the life of Count
Okuma, Japanese premier The ring
leader, Unataro SSimomura, has con-
fessed that he threw the bombs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
COLORADO MURDER
CASE TO Be NOLLED

Trinidad. Colo, Jan. POD. NJ. RIAL
son. deputy district attorney. an
nounced in district court today his in
tention to enter nolle in the case of
Walter Belk. a detective, charged with
killing Gerald Lippiatt, organizer OF the
United Mine Workers. here in August.
1912. The case was set for trial today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
KING OF GREECE
BITTER AGAINST
ALLIED POWERS
Complains of Treatment at
Hands of British and
French-Says War Will
Result in Draw.
No Martial Law.

Athens, Jan. 20.-Martial law
will probably not be declared in
Greece for the present. on ac-
count of the strong opposition of
the people, particularly the labor
unions, which protested to the
king on the ground that the cost
of living was already extremely
high and that it would be fur
ther advanced until conditions
would become intolerable.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
TRAINS DELAYED BY
SNOW IN NEW MEXICO

FL Paso, Jan. 20.-Ten inches of snow
near Lordsburg, n. NJ, has prostrated
telegraph and telephone wires. over
land trains are moving slowly witiA
out orders.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
Fighting Has Already Been Resumed
Along the Whole Front King Mcho-
las Remains With His Army to Organize
Country's Detenses.

Rome JAN 20-Fighting between Austria and Mon
tenegro has been resumed Montenegro notified Italy Of
fcially of the fact today
Montenegros decision communicated to the ltal-
ian foreign office from the Monteneglin premier The
note to the effect that King Nicholas and the Monte
negrn government had rejected all the terms offered by
Austria and that fighting had already been resumed along
the whole front King Nicholas remains with the army to
organize the countrys dcfenscs.
Further Concessions Offered Montenegro
Paris, Jan. 20.-Thcre persistent says the
Petit Parsicn, that Austria has offered Montenegro, to
further the captuation OF Montenegro portion of Al
bana with the town Of Scuar and part Of Serbia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
BRITISH SUBMARINE
ASHORE OFF HOLLAND

London. Jan. 20-A British subma-
rine has gone ashore off the coast OF
Holland, the press bureau announced
today. There was no loss of life,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20
Miners Buried Under Coal.

Roslyn, Wash. Jan. 20.-Eligh Cox.
miner, was killed today at the North
western Improvement company's mine
at Ronald when he and w +. Scott
were buried under coal loosened by
two shots. Scott was rescued alive,
but with a broken leg after eight hours
of work.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-20

without any formality OF the law. But
the citizen performing such function
shall make record in writing, de-
scribing in detail the occurrence and
setting forth the proofs of the identity
of the outlaws and the proof of the ex-
ecution."
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
SOLDIER POPS BY WIRE:
HIS FIANCEE is GAME;
MARRIED IN ST. PAUL

S. Paul, Minn., June 26.-Four days
ago William Gano, an assistant chem
list of the Oliver Mining Co., received
word at Hibbing, MIMI. that his ma
tional guard company at Sioux Falls
S. D., wanted him Immediately.
Gano didn't hesitate. He sent this
message to Miss Helen Burns, schoo,
teacher near Mandan. N. D.:
cam called to Mexico service. vii
you marry me before I go? Will meet
you in St. Paul Saturday.
eyes. l will leave Immediately. Get
license, soldier-husband," came the re-
ply.
Gano arrived Friday morning. Miss
Burns came a few hours later Court
Commissioner Henry Gallick perform
ed the ceremony Saturday afternoon
and Corporal and Mrs. William Cane
urried to cafe for their wedding din
ner. They left Sioux Falls, S. D., at
night.
II wouldn't let an old Mexican dis
turbance rob me Of the husband
want" Mrs. Gano said. She expects
to return to Mandan after her Cane
leaves with his regiment
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
An Abundant Harvest

Now is the time to begin the work Of
preparing for the abundant harvest
which is sure to follow as a conse-
quence Of the generous rains that have
fallen the past few days. 1t is evident
that you can afford to build that ma
chine shed which YOU have so long con-
templated. You will require plenty OF
storage room for your grain 100, so
get busy and build that granary which
you know You will need. Don't put it
off until fall when you will be rushed
with other work. Make the necessary
provisions now. DO 1T NOW. By the
way, don't forget the barn You'll
need plenty Of barn room the coming
winter. Come in and let us show you
some ideal plans which may change
your views regarding barn construe-
ton. We are here to be of use to peo-
pie. 1t wont cost you anything but
your time to drop into our Office, and
let US have a heart-to-heart talk re-
garding the situation and your needs
Better still, bring the good wife along
too, perhaps she wants to have a word
to say about new buildings.
H. S. JOHNSON.
Manager Rogers Lumber Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
new OVERLAND
MODEL is OUT
New Overland Is Most Remarkable
Car of Its Characterization in
Motor Car Construction

Like thunderbolt out of clear sky
has come the announcement of a new
model by the WHY'S Overland COM
pany of Toledo, o., which is destined,
in the opinion Of those who have al
ready seen it, to cause a greater stir
in automobile circles than any of the
many sensational developments in mo-
tor car building which have occurred
during recent years. The most power
full low-priced car in the world is the
description given of this new product
of the great Toledo factory and it is to
be known technically as the WHY'S
Overland Company's New Series Mod
ell rs B. In spite of the nation-w ide
lamentations concerning the increasing
cost of materials, labor and manufac-
turing equipment, this latest motor We
hicle is to be sold at $685. for the tour
ing car and $500 for the roadster
prices which are said to be equally as
Sensational as the performance of the
car itself.
The New Series Model Is B. Over
land naturally bases it's claims to be-
ing the most powerful low-priced car
in the world on it's motor and the ex-
haustive tests, which it's builders in
sist have shown conclusively it's su-
periority over anything of it's kind ever
manufactured heretofore. With larg-
er bore, now 3 3-8 inches, and 5-inch
stroke, it develops 81 IL horsepower
at 1850 revolutions per minute. This
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
EVACUATED TOWNS IMMEDI-

Chihuahua City, June 26.--On the
San Geronimo and Bachniab, General
Trevino occupied these points with
troops, issuing strict orders that any
attempt Of Pershing's men to return
south must be forcibly prevented.
Washington, June 26--CarranZa has
one more chance to prevent an open
break with the United States. He can
release the seventeen prisoners taken
at the Carrizal engagement and place
his government on record Immediately
as to it's future intention toward Am
erican troops in Mexico, as demanded
in Wilson's note, sent forward in re-
| ply to the de facto government note in
which Carranza admitted issuing or
ders to General Trevina to attack the
American forces moving in any direc-
ton except north.
With the situation facing the Wash
| ington government, officials waited ex-
pectantly today. Meanwhile prepara-
lions are being rushed to have large
forces of militia enroute to the border
within two days.
Friday or Saturday the United
States will be in a much better posi-
ton to strike if it is decided that this
is the only course.
| The American note to the de facto
government reached Mexico City last
night Special Agent Rodgers arrang-
ed to deliver it Immediately. This was
reported in cablegram from Rodgers
received today.
There was nothing in the message
indica ting how the demand for the re-
lease of the prisoners taken at Carrizal
and for a declaration of the policy of
the policy by Carranza was received
or when reply might be expected
Six Central and South American re-
publics, through their representatives
here, inquired formally today of Mex
lean Ambassador Designate Arredondo
whether his government would accept
offers Of mediation in this crisis be-
tween the United States and Mexico
Carranza's answer to the American
note, upon which depends whether .
state Of war shall exist, is expected
hourly. It is understood Wilson plans
to tell congress if Carranza follows
present avowed policy, Mexico is wag-
ing war against the American forces
protecting the border. The report that
Villa has joined Carranza is uncon-
firned.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29

l have an inquiry for good i'm
proved farm within miles of Surrey.
If you want to sell, give me price and
terms by return mail. w. S. Shaw,
MinOt. 4-27-tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29

Overland aluminium cone type, leather
faced.
The foregoing are some of the fea-
lures which 60 to make this latest ar
rival in the automobile world most
desirable light weight car as well as
the most powerful low-priced car in
the world.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
. mensbille q. 3.

Sol. Worre unb Samilie iinb les.
ten Sreitag auf Die Otto 8inter
5orm ge5ogen.
SSn unierer Sdule i'm SslanS'0i.
itrifte fanb Iesten Samstag abenb
Elm Bie Supper unb cine 9ebatte
itatt bel mel6er Die 8eiberitimmredt
Srage baS Sbema Der Debate bilbe.
te. Die 2ebrer Giimann l,nb SOL.
lonber pertraten Die 9amen pGbrenb
s. S. Mert uno 2ebrer Silebner sic
Ge9atiue crgriffen. 0ie 9amen &c.
pannen.
Robt. 8oemmel mar lette @pfl
Oamit beidGftigt Seu bon Der Senrp
Suneit Sarm nod ieiner Sarm gu
transportiren.
Ser Offentlide 8erfauf oes betpee.
liden Gigentbl,ms bon Otto 8inter
pelder am Witttpod letter ISOLDE
Itattfano, bra6te Die Sarmer aus al
len Ebeilen oteier @egenb 5uiammen
unb alpor trot bes fallen 8etters.
Sac. SappmeDer mar Der Iuftionator
l1no s. S. @erf, glerf. 9as bieten
mar lebbaft l1nb oftmals redt begei-
itert, unb namentlid Dos 8ieb unb
Die Sdafe bradten CUTE Breiie. Ser
grtrae Ser @eriteieerung belief iid
auf etlpa $4,000. $err 8inter uno
Samilie nerben nod 8aonia, Colo
robo aieben.
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Stonb SiIl.

Srib @umper uno Geo. Stolte
iino an Der Grbeit fir 60. 4llemann
elm Stiid @olblanb 5t flGren.
Dos 8or . Sllpper bas lesten
Samstas in unierer Sdule itattfanb
NOR iebr gut beiudt uno Bic Ser.
iteigeritng Ser 8ores bradte Elm
idones Stiid @elo ein. 0ieielben
bradten bon 80 Gents bis au $500
ltno benz &0ufer oie @bre nit Der
Dame. melde Die nit Sudden unb
2%iderbiiien eefiillte 9or lieferte, Die
SiiBigfeiten 81 ber5ebren.
@m. @eber bon Hebrosfu beiufte
leBte ISOLDE @eriponote unb Gneebos
rige in bieier @egenb.
llniere i1ngen 2sute iporen ldort
lett GINGER 3eit iebr fleiBig am Gin
iiben bon 2iebern fir Die @eibna6ts.
feier Die am &c. Se5entber in unierer
epanel. Stride a~beebalten peroen
miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
q b II b q. /.

4bolpb Seiemonn ,tno ieiner crit
in poriger ISOLDE inn angetrallte
Satin Sermann Seiemann, gilbert
9rober rno Sri. 2puiie 8ittler, bon
@opne, Nebrosfa famen Iebte ISOLDE
bierber INT gItern llnb onoere Ser.
manotc 5ll beiuden.
Sn Ser 8eenlont 20. 6: Stride miro
sic Gbriitfeicr om Sonntag Mbenb
Itottfinbcn.
Sri. 2ouiio 8ittler, pel6e iid)
bier 5lt 8ait BET Der Samilie Feter
9raocr befinbet, bate bas ltneliid
ibr Godetbu6 nit elmer aniebnli6en
Summc @elO 81 p%erlieren, Der chr
li6e Sinber miro gebetcn oasielbe
bel Serrn 9raber abauliefern, aeeen
cntiprcdenbc 9clobnlng.
Gbos. Oiedmann ltno Samilie mo-.
rem lctten Sonntag auf Der So6aeit
bon Sral 9iedmann's @ruber, 9an
Soemarrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
8erger

Sris Sreeie perlor leste ISOLDE ein
iebr mertbbolles 8ferb burd aranf-
belt.
Sermann 8ebepobl tpar lebte $50.
DIE in Sigginspille, Wo., gum Be
iu6 ieines S6ipiegerbaters, Sobn q,
Soebn.
6. 8lurner lit iest nidt mebr auf
S6uiters &appen ober feline alte
&oiinante angeipieien, lpenn er nad
Sermanr CUR Sdpci5er 8eriomm'
lung eeben mill, ionoern fabrt iett
in einem nei,en Dodge Iuto, bas CT
bon Stoeppelmann & Sdaffner &C.
fa,ft bat.
Su ser epangl. ct. Sobannss Sir
DIE iolpie in Der 81. 6. Stride iueroen
oGn Sonntag Administrations.
ten itattfinoen.
an 9iensta9 Mbeno finoet in
3eiImann's Solle Gin 8cibnadtsboa
Itatt.
SEQ. Stod beri6idte letter. Ron.
tae cine GorloOung Sdmeine uno
Sicb nod ct 2olis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
SIN 9emtidlanb.

Sn jebenl 8aIb, Den id bur6i6ritt,
Sa rauidten Die 8irfep II. gi6en,
uno Die Sannen bra1lIten: @ir mol.
len nit
4lS 9oblen mo Scidieln unb Spei.
denl
8ir nollen belfen, Die S6ladten
81 i6lagen
Sn 9euti6lon0s tapferem Seer;
@ir pollen fabren ols raiielnbe @o.
limb pollen 2afetten uno &obre
tragen >
limo &olben iein am @enebrl
llno neiter aog id. unb iiberall,
$50 era in Der @rbe lag,
0a brobnte iinb it6bnte Dos @etall
limb rief: SD mill aitae!
Sd mill ni6t ldnger i'm 8oben lie
gen,
9a 9elti6lanb fGmpfen muB,
Sbr iollt mid gieBen urb bGmmern
1tnb biegen,
Sd mill gum 6einb oils @ranate
flieger
llnb briillen eebGren ben S6ubl"
llno 70 mars, pobin id altd INNER
ging!
Die gleiden 8ebete itiegen
alis jeoem Ser5enL aus iebem Ding;
&1mpfen, tGmpfen unb iiegen!
Sa marc mein @laube 5ltr Burg
bon Stein,
an Ser Ole Stiirme 5erideIlen;
9abinter gliibte Der Noreenidein,
llnb ~2ieb 8aterlano, magit rubig
iein!"
Sdou es bon allen @Gllen.
Carl Sagen. Sbiirnor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
Upper 2ittle Berger.

SRI. @nna 9sbrens, bon Berger
mar lebte ISOLDE mebrere Gage oils
@ait Der Samilie Sranf 2aboube.
9ie ct. Soiepb Sdule miro am
25. DECEMBER cine ihone @eibnadts.
feier Deranltalten.
SRI. Selma 9eumarm fam iette
ISOLDE bon ct, 2ollis bierber Inn if.
rem gltern, Geo. 9ellmanr uno Got.
tin, einen 9eiud abauItatten. sic
reiite ONT Sonntag pieber in Die
@robitabt 3uriid.
SRI. Sulia 2abolbe, pel6e fih in
ct. 2ouiS elmer Operation unter5ie.
ben muBte, lit jest bier Bel ben 81.
tern, no iie ibrer @eneiung entgegen
gebt.
Sobn Hueoiecr moIlte neulid bon
Der arbeit mad Sal,ie fabren als er
bemerfte baB beioe &dber nif Der eis
men Seite bes gugeps feiteebunoen
paren, 10 oaB bieielben iid nidt
breben fonnten. Sobn drgerte iid
gar nidt, ionbern loite einfad ben
etmu 20 SUB langen Grid ilnb rabm
i'm nit nah Sauie, mo er ieitoem
quite 8erpenbnng finbet. gs mar
iiberbaupt 8eridpenorne bel ben
boben 8reiien elm iold langesS Cell St
einem ormtnen SpaB at gebrauden.
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D..

Sbeo. 9uidmann. Geo. Stoenner
uno SB. Stephen madten lestet
Wontae einen @ei6aftsalsflug nod
SmensbtIIe.
2oris 9uidmonn bro6te am
@ontag cine 2aOung Sdmeine nod
Spensbille.
Geo. Stoenner bot Die Sarm iei'
mes 8aters, s. 8. Stoenner, &c.
fault.
Gbriit. 56oepperfoetter uno @at.
tin unb Srts Shaepperfoetter bega-
ben iid Iesten Samstag nad 9ee-
mont, no Sreitno gbrilt. beabii6tigt
cine Sarm gu faltfen.
4u6 bier ipl,rbe felt @intritt bes
fulten @etters &rieg erfIGrt, unb
5rpor ben SdDpeinen. Wteteliuppe
unb iaftige 8ltrlt giebts iebt in le.
Dem Sdrmbalts.
llniere Sonntogihi,Ien baben alle
Sorfebrungen fir cine idOne 8eib-
na6tsfeier ~getroffen, Die tbeils am
Counting uno tbeils am Gbriitubeno
in oen beri6ieOcncn &irden Itattfin'
Sen nerben, urto at nelder Sober
mann ber5ltdit eingelaoen lit,
Sacob &llffner lit lebte ISOLDE bon
Morganbille, &anias 5iriidgefebrt,
no er mebrere @oden bel ieinen
S0bnen, Sobn unb Ben %pertpeilt
bate.
Or. Gnloe begab iid lebten Cont
fog na6 Sermann I'M feline Sodter
abaubolen, nelde bon Sefferion GitD
bierber fam I'm benz 8ater einen gs-
ilid abauitatten.
alIen 2eiern unb Dem &ebafterr
miini6en mir frobli6e 8eibnadten.