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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-24
Demand Reply to Their Mes.
sage Sent Bolsheviki Before
End of This Week
OBJECT TO ARMING
OF POLISH WORKMEN
Russians Have No Right to
Interfere With Poland's
Affairs, They Say i
(BY United Press.l

Lucerne, Switzerland, Aug. a.
Great Britain and Italy in demanding
that the Russians modify their arm
istice proposals to the Poles, have
sent a pre-emptory message to the
Bolsheviki requiring reply before
the end of the week. Disclosure Of
the disposition of this message was
made by Premier Lloyd George in an
interview today. "The Soviets de-
manding that the Polish workmen be
armed is so imperative that we
(Premiers Lloyd George and Giolitti,
Of italy, have sent a pre-emptory
message asking a reply before the
end of this week, assuring us of the
withdrawal of this and any similar
demands" The British leader said
"Imagine the Soviets asking England
to draw it's armies only from a special
category. This would be a direct in
reference with our affairs, and we
cannot permit similar attitude to-
ward Poland"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-24
PONZI'S LIABILITIES
THREE MILLION
(By United Press)

Boston, August 24.-Charles Pom
zi's liabilities are about three mil
lions, he declared today in reply to a
question by Robert C. Dodge, for his
receivers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-24
WEATHER REPORT

Minnesota weather: Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday. Warmer
southeast portion tonight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-24

London, August 24.-The Russian
Northern army has opened negotia-
lions for surrender, according to re-
ports from Vienna today to make the
necessary arrangements for the cap
itulatiOn.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
COUNTY RECORDS
DEEDS

Pauline Gherk, to Henry Blume.
81, Lots 7, 8, 9, and 10 West Addition
Genessee.
Robert Cox ct. ex. Florence to C. C.
Todd, 81, NWA NEA 36-39-5 Gao A.
Caroline Glib ct. vir. w. NJ to
Robert A. Gray & Charles c. Gray,
$24, 900, VIZ NWA and VIZ SWA
1874.
W. N. Glib ct. ux Caroline, to Es-
tate Of John A. Glib, 81, Tract at
Sc corner NEA SEA 16-37-4
S. Barkwell ct. TX. Hattie to Geo.
Thorpe, $3.50, all Lot 3 blk. 27 Park
Addition Moscow.
A Wilmot to Estella Lieth, $1878,
Lot l and E.40 of Lot PIG, Kendrick.
Jacob Berreman ct. ux, Carrie to
Otto Kruger and Gustave Kruger,
$4,000, SWA SEA and 20 A. off East
side Of SEA SEA 10 and NWH NEA
24-38-2 also tract at SW. cor NEA
24-38-2.
Burton C. Rowe ct TX May L. to
Elsie Christensen, 81, Lots 80 and
33 blk. 2 Lieuallen's End, Moscow
A. P. Ramstedt ct. ux. Hilma to ]
A. Ramstedt, $500, all Of blk 5 Rob-
bins Addition to Moscow also tract in
Corner of NEA 17-39-5 (1.66 Az
Charles Sage ct. ux. Anola to Just
in Davidson, $500, SWA NEA 4-39-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06

due s-25-2s to Robert Cox, NEA
NEA 36-29-5.
Robert A. and Charles C. Gray
$4,000, due 9-30-25, to Caroline Glib
VIZ NWA and VIZ SWA 1894.
Estella Leith ct. vir. George $500,
due 10-1-21 to Claus Eichner, Lot 1
and E. 40 of Lot PIG Kendrick.
RELEASE
Milton F. Morgan, admix. Bertha
B. Walker (dec'd) to Milton F. Nor
gan 12-12-1O.
John p. Duke to Reuben E. Lynd ct.
Tx. Mary E. and Homer j. Lynd r-m
3-1-2O.
Part Release The Netherland
American Mtg. Bank to J. E. Wallace
ct. ux. Addit NJ, timber 3-16-O9.
C. S. Barns to J. C. Long, 3-29-20
ASSIGNMENT
Minnie /. Curtis, to George V. Cur
tbs, r-m. .1-14-18 made by Dudley H.
and Tina Sudderth.
Mitchell F. Zigler to ct. ux., Carrie
E. L. and A. rights in shares in
Western Loan and Bldg Co., (Salt
Lake City,
AFFIDAVIT
A. H. Oversmith to The Public in
re. C. w. Garrett.
Charlotte Laird, to The Public, in
re. Lots l and and SW14 SEH $40
2 (130.9O Al
DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION
Estate of Antoinette S. Edgett, de-
ceased E1a Lot 6 and Lot in sub
division of Lot 3, Russel's addition
Moscow to A. T. Nelson.
Estate of C. A. Davis, deceased,
tract in Section $685. to Nina C.
Davis, widow.
CONTRACT
S. Barghoorn ct. ux. Franc. McCon-
nell, to Potlatch Lumber Co., 81, TT.
wy. SWH SWA 8; Eh EA g; VIZ
viz 10: VIZ NWH is 40~1. for 20
years from June. I, 1920.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
MOSCOW KINDERGARTEN
is NOW IN OPERATION

Mrs. ]. w. Stevenson has opened
her kindergarten greatly to the re-
lief of number of Moscow mothers
who have precious children too young
to enter the public schools. Eleven
of the youngsters are enrolled and
are enjoying the work immensely. The
school room in the Dr. Stevenson
home on Washington St., is ideally
arranged and tastefully decorated.
Following are the chilren enrolled:
Kathleen Samms, Elizabeth Lewis,
Betty Hatfield, Louis Orland, Billy
Lee, Richard Thomson, B. c. Coffee,
Charles Hugo, Richard Axtell, Rich
ard Dahlquist and Jack Stevenson.
Mrs. Stevenson is endeavorlng to
have this work adopted as part of
our school system as this would At
ford children between five all sly
years old an opportunity to enjoy this
period of transition from home to
school which many concede to be as
important as che last years II the
h III school.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
CORA CORRESPONDING
THRESHING is FINISHED

Threshing is about finished and
farmers are busy getting their grain
hauled. There has been no appreci-
able damage due to wet weather
Oats which were unduly damp
dry if the sacks are set in the sun for
a few days.
This being institute week schools
are closed and the children are help
ing in the fall harvest. The school at
Mountain Home began September 20
with Dauglas THAN as teacher.
Rev. w. R. Munger pastor of the
u. B. circuit went to Walla Walla to
charge. His successor here is Rev
E. Smith who preached here many
years ago. He is gladly welcomed
back by his old time friends.
B. F. Hutton and family returned
to their farm here Saturday.
Bert Duffield and family are NOV
ing to Moscow for the winter where
he has a position He will have
sale of farm stock and machinery
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Katzenbarger, and
Miss Opal Holbenbeck and Mr.. Guy
Munger have gone to Philomath,
Oregon to college.
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(4O Al
Ella II. Knapp, to R. /. Witty, 81
Lots 1, 2, and 8 Blk. ~ North Add
ton Genesee.
William E. Hedden ct. ux. Jennie
C. to Daisy M. Caskill, $1,000, Los l.
2 and NJ of Lot blk. Lieuallens
3rd Addition Moscow.
Maria Taylor ct. vir. M. L. to Lean
A. Barton ct ux. Margaret, $4,000,
w 621a' lot Is and w. 621z' Lot Is
blk %, Park Addition Moscow.
L. F. Schumacher to w. o. Brown
and Carrie A. Brown each u, 81,
tract in SW. cor of NEZ 1885
(2A) also Lot IA George Bremer's
addition, Moscow.
S. Barghoorn et TX to Potlatch
Lumber Co., 81, timber on SWA SWA
3; EAE1s 9; VIZ VIZ 10; VIZ NEA
15-40-1, GAO Al
MORTGAGES
w. H. Vannice ct. TX. Nina to John
w. Garfield, $4,000 due 9-3O-25, Lots
and 6, 16-39-5.
Justin Davidson, to John Davidson,
81, 900, due 9-30-23, SWA NEA 49,
Gao Al
C. C. Todd ct. ux. Tilda M, $4,000
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
HnRoE ocToBER

auction, October IA and will move his
family to Reubens, Idaho where he has
purchased a farm of 200 acres of i'm
proved land on the fertile Nez Perez
prairie.
Hawards fifth annual fair was
held Saturday and was big success.
There being an excellent display of
fruits vegetables, grains and grasses,
besides large quantity of laces, en-
broidery and other hand work. Lunch
was served by the Harvard Ladies
Aid at noon, and the afternoon was
taken up with sports of various kinds,
including foot races for children and
grows-ups, sack races, bicycle races
and tug of war. Cash prizes being
given to the winners while ribbons
were awarded to the successful ex-
hibits. The day was closed with a
dance in Stewards hall in the even
ing which was enjoyed by a large
crowd
Misses Vivian Munson and Nell Bar
rackman Of the Harvard schools
Mrs. George Winterstine of Wood
fell and Miss Alice, Rouse of Cham
bers Flat are attending teachers in
stitute at Moscow this week.
Raymond Burch of Kiesling, Wash
is visiting at the w. J. Parker home
on meadow creek.
Sylvan Davis brought up truck
load of lumber from Troops Mill on
Crane Greek, Monday.
Misses Lois Bay and Beatrice Kin
man came over from Moscow where
they are attending high school, Fri
day evening and are spending insti-
tute week at their homes here.
Misses Davis and Helen Chrystal Ct
Bovill are visiting at the home of
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
W. Garfield.
Miss Helen Thompson who is at
tending high school in Charleston is
spending the week at the home of
her mother south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell of Rosalio visit
ed relatives and friends here z few
days last week. Mrs. Bell was for |
merly Mrs. Lettia Herzig of Harvard. |
Miss Vera Corey and Wesley and1
Victor Axted, students in the Potlatch |
high school spent the weekend at
their homes here.
George Bay was a Moscow visitor
Friday
Mrs. Frank Coch1ane and daugh-
ter, Zerma were visitors in Moscow
the last of the week.
E. n. Roberts and Mrs. M. S.
Thompson were Potlatch visitors
Saturday evening.
York Cochrane was visitor in Fa-
louise Sunday.
Sylvan Moore and Hugh Gu eeaer
were down from Bovil1 for the dance
Saturday evening.
Misses Vina and Mary Cochrane of
Moscow are spending the week with
relatives in Chambers Flat.
Mrs. F. S. Smith and children are
Il,
E. F. Tibbetts was up from Pot
latch Saturday looking after property
interests and attending the fair.
J. H. Davis of Palouse was a Ha
ward visitor Wednesday,.
Mrs. Marie Stark was over from
Garfield the last of the week.
Mrs R. Medlock and daughter of
Moscow are visiting friends in Ha-
ward and vicinity this week.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
HARVARD HAPPENINGS
FARM BRINGS BIG PRICE

Another important land deal was
made here last week when Joe Cham
bers sold his farm of one hundred
acres on Chambers flat Three miles
west of Harvard to his neighbor, O. G.
Butterfield for $1250.00 or $125. per
acre. This gives Mr.. Butterfield 220
acres, $50 acres being in cultivation.
Mr. Chambers will dispose of his per-
sonal effects, stock and machinery at
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
DAILY MARKET REPORT

The following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer by the
retailer and are changed daily, thus
giving the public the accurate quota
lions in all classes of grain. produce
and meats
net, delivered to warehouse !. $2.11
Hay and Grain
Wheat, Marquis, bulk .... S2-18
Wheat, Bluestem No. 1, bulk
net, delivered to warehouse 81. 16
Wheat, White Club, No. /, bulk
net, delivered to warehouse. .$2.13
Wheat, Red Russian, No. bulk
No. Feed Oats, sacked, per
cwt. net, delivered to ware
mouse $z.D0
No. Timothy hay, per ton. !. $4,000
Produce
Eggs, per dozen 65c@65c
Butter, creamery, per Id. Csc
Butter, ranch per lb. ............6 Soc
White Beans, per lb. ........-...s.. BE
Potatoes, per lib. ..............211 nc
Spring Lambs, per lib. ...... sc
Mutton, per h. 1906
Spring Chickens, per h.. 5000
Old ROSTERS, per lb. ..............6c
Hogs, live w.t.. .16@17s
Hogs, live W.T., heavy. ...... .14@16c
Hogs, dressed, light. ..... ...22c
Hogs, Dressed, heavy 5000
Veal, live VT, heavy ........... .607
Veal, live W.T., light ........... 500
Veal, dressed. light ..... 1905
Veal, dressed, heavy 1902
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06
Butter Lower At Spokane.

Spokane, Wash.-Retail butter
prices dropped three cents per pound
in Spokane this week. New prices
are: 70 cents per pound for butter
in cartons, 72 cents per pound I'M
wrapped Improved pasturage fall
rains are said to have brought about
the decrease.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-06

RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY
Hog Meadow Spur to Potlatch
Lumber Co.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Pearley E. Childers and Katherine
R. Heick both of Moscow.
Charles H. Allen Troy and Leda
0. Harris (Troy).
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14
Setter g. 8arlo,D fDmnrt.
8unbesppriitenber Der @Drlo 8ar
Eeterans tpirb ntDrgen abeno
bier ipreh en-.

Der gnnbesporfitenbe Der n@orlb
Nar 8etera1ls" Setter 9. 8arlop 1Dtro
morsen, samstas, nad Stem lllm for'l<
men unb abenos eir1e bD6ft interelIante
Nniprade baIten. SIN 6alle bus Bet=
ter es seftattet, miro 5err Barlom ietne
Rebe i'm Greien balte11, bel ungiinftiser
gitternng iebDh IN Ser 111rrballe.
@intrittspreis piro niht erboben.
]. Den @esen{tanb Der Geoe 8arloms
mirb Der blngseusifanoal biloen. Nn9
mirb rer Rebner Sep 3fpef Der gfational
Seroice Bartp e'fdren sS oirI Ite be-
farr1t {etn, bab te Borlo 8ar Betera11s
afs 0rgauiIatron fir bif 8ndfebr e11es
no4ren @eiites Der Sretbeit IN Amertfa
et11treten ur,b baber alien WtBbralln
pofiti'der u11b fptrtibaftfider 9etpalt
anTS i6drffif:e oef hrte.le1r.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14
Gaaoeneriattlase.

g. g. g. Miler bon @iour gitp,
Soma, ber friber IN Der Ndbe bon Btpe=
itone, Nei1r1., anfdffis mar, bat sesen
g. s. Duea, 5enrn Mc&eno, 8arrep
Moonep 111b SDbn @rap bon Bipeitone,
eine @dabereslakflase tpesen aneebli6er
f6rperli9er Mibbansluns angeftrenst.
Die BON tbn1 seforberte 5umme be-
ttrdgt $1OO, 600. Miller bebauptet, BON
ben bier @e1arnten NIT selber Tarbe
beldn1iert nr1b 1onf n1iBbanbeft lporben
3n Iein. 5ein Tan eri1t1ert an ben
befannten Meirtsfan, Der nor mebreren
Nionaten TN Neanfatoer @ertdt CUR
Berbanolune fam u1lb NIT Der Gret
ipre9ung Der 8eflagten enbete,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14

Der 8rief teilt ferner NIT, baB 9err
9uepelrnann UNI 1. Stunt Die Stelle
antreten pirb.
Ser 8uenger 5urnitl1re So. lpurbe eie
@rlaub11is ertetlt, an Ser n6rbli6en
MtnneiotaitraBe 5lpil9en Der S3peiten
unb Dritten SforbftruBe ein slpeift6dii=
ges @ebdnbe su erri1ten.
Sem @1nil Dtttben1er ipurbe a1f
iein Gefud bin, etr1e Garage bauen s1l
biirfen, Der 8ei6eib gegeben, baB Sic
9ade benz 6euertpebrdef CUR Beriid=
fi9tisung iiberwieien tporben lei.
Sn 8esug a1f Die 8erleibung bes
&oble1llieferungs gsfontrafts nnroe nod
feine Gnti6eibune getroffen. Sc Iaeerl
perIhiebene Nnsebote eor, iebo1 uurbe
Der RDntrnft nod nidt Dereeben.
Die 5trnBennrbeiter ber 5tabt iuerz
ben BON iiett ah nlle annnte smeinal
abgel0e1h mer6eI1. Sie. butten ein ii
biesbe3iielides geiuh eineereid1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14

Der Wtalter1111n Des Dte1tge1l vi
itriftsseri6ts beet11l1t an ndditen Mor=
tae, Sen II. O1at. 9te @robeei6mo=
renen, treten UNI II llbr morgens tint
@erihts1aal su5anll11en, u1lb Hldter
S. so. Slien 1pirb BEN Soriits fibren.
0ie &leinseidmorenen iino fiir Ben
folee11be11 Sag un1 bie slet6e St1noe
gelaben.
Oit6t meniser alS 48 3ipilfdlle iteben
auf Dem @eri6tsfalenbers fiir teien
1er111ir. 6iirfsebn bapon lparen tn1
9esen1bertern1in beretts oorsebra6t,
ipuroen aber oa1nals nt6t erleotgt,
ioncern bis ieht perf6ober. Oretunoz
breiBis Ser Tdlle iino neu.
9tur ein &rin1tualfall
Oaneben erI9eint 10 nett r1ur etr
&rimtnalfalI auf ben &alenber,: Die
&laee bes @taates Minneiota segen
ben @ountpa1oitor Souls q. 8ogel.
Ser San puroe bereits I'M 5tabtse=
ri9t gu 5prtnsfielb oerbanoelt uno entz
ldieben, worauf Der Beflaete burd
ietnen Nntpalt an oas DirIttftsseri6t
appellierte. Gs banbelt li6 I'M Die
Rlage BEG 3ettmuesberausgeber8 Slug.
g. ,@rif1on aus Sprtnefielo meeen an=
eebliden tdtlt6en Ansriffs tn Der Sffice
bes @ol1ntnalbttprS SouiS y. 8ogel
am II. 6ebruar, Sineofns Geburtstas,
1leberipteien.
@tn anberer sSall puree am 21. 5eb=
ruar an bas 81 ftriftSseri6t iiberlpteien.
@s banbelt 1i6 um Die 56teberet, Die
ii9 am IL. 6ebruar tn Der 9fdbe Der
5iitte bes GiniieolerS Nlfreb See auf
Ser @renslt11ie sfpiiden BEN Iolpns
@ben unb Some sutrug. Der ~
Sabre alte 5olparb 8tllian1s, Der ebenz
(Sortiesnng auf Der 8. 5eite.)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14
&aitpr Sueoes bleibt bier.
SupertutenDentenz urO 9sreDi9erftelen
tuurben auf ser fiir5liden apn=
feren5 bclett+

sluf ser fiir5lin gu Slipia abgebalte=
nen iabrlid)en Go1lferens Der Grange
lii1en @enetnl6aft muroe Boif. IS. u.
SuebeS, leit BRET Sabren Seellorser Ser
bteiisen 8etbelse1netroe, pieoerernannt
III bteier 5tele, mus fir letne @emeinoez
olieber eelpiB re6t erfreuli6 tit. Bdbz
reno Der &o11erens 1puroen aub ote @r=
nennungen ser Supertntenberten Ser
Dtltrifte ct. Saul, Mt1meapolis unb
Oem1fato befanntsel11adt. 0teielben
iinb: ct. Saul Oti itrift, Bait. s. s.
Gadel; Dfirneapolis Oiitrift, Bait.
6. 8. Branf, u1lo Oianfato Otltrtft,
Bait. s. $. 8ollenbaf).
Die Yreoiseriteuen I'M Oeanfato Di<
itrtft }purben folgenoernaBen be1ett:
Blue Garth 8esirf, @. S. Setter;
Blue @artb Station, s. S. 8ranb;
6atr1aont, Weslen 5dneiber; Sen
brids, nod unbelebt; Sadlon. s. g..
Roeiti; 9an1berton, s. q. 6raie; SAINT
berton Oei{1ionsftr6e, nod u11beieht;
Sc 5ueur, 6. D1efel; auperne, S. IS.
@6enoel; Murlball, $. q. 3eisfe;
Deanfato, B. $. @ellner;; Seem Tim,
IS. q. Sueoes; HipeItone, 8. S.
5nitb; 8eb @ine, 8. Sippert; 6ice
2dfe, $. 6. 6reitae; ct. @lair, $. $.
@eorsius; 5leepp @ne, S. g. 8erner;
@abalIo, s. S. Arnbt; Wells, 81. 6.
O1ibbleftab; Bortbtnston, s. s. 8orz
Ghnrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-05-14
Gin ihredliher 3uo.
Sprinefielb 6armer fdat pom Sit
jeines 3ractprs berunter uno
eerdt unter Maidtnc.

,oenrp Nlab, etn nabe .5prtnsfielo
mobrbafter Tarmer, per1ngliidte am
porigen Oeittmo9nadnittae auf i6red=
li9e @eiie, i11bem er pom Stb ieines
Tractors berunterfiel, BON BEN baran
befinbli9en YHiigen erTaBt unb ei11e
5trede BON etma 10 Ruten nett n1itge=
idletft tpl1rbe.
Das llngliid ereignete ii6 ettpa unl
Sic O1ittags5ett, bod lpuroe Der nnsliid=
li6e ert INN unsefdbr 4 llbr na6mittass
ertbedt. Ofife 5turn1, eth Na6bar,
Ser sufdllie bes 8eseS fam, ben1erfte
6errn BlaR in ieiner bilflolen Saee.
Ser Tractor mar ON et1ler niebrieer1
5telIe TN Telo iteden seblieben. 5err
Blab 1par bern1aben etngesmdngt, baB
er ii9 1peber befreien, nod 9tlfe berbeiz
rufen fDr11te.
Oas Spfer bes l1neliids mar nod be
BemuBtIein, alS bic eilisit berbeigerufez
nen slerste etntrafen, fornte aber nnr
me1ie Nusfu11ft iiber bus gelhebene
erteilen. @rft INN etpa $50 nbr nod
n1ittaes lpurbe er our6 ben SOB BON ben
idredli6en 59nersen erl0it. 5etn
&0rper lpies feine l9linrmen duberlid)en
gerlebunsen auf, bod bate er ii6 IN
nerli6e 8erlebnnser susesosen, Die,
au1annen NIT Der @rl6Dpfnng, ben
SOB berbeifiibrten.
Ser Berungliidte t3ar ettpa 40. Sabre
alt rn1o bir1terldbt ieine tiefbetriibte
gSitpe l1nD bier &t11ber. Oas 8e=
ardbnis fano am 5a1nstag1norgen Don
Ser fatb. Rir1e gu 5prinsfielo uus ani
Ben, bortisen fatb. @ottesader itatt,
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SIM SntereNe Der 2anoitraRen.

5oditraBenfonrmil1dr Babcod tptro
am 10. SUM nod S1eepn Gpe fommen
u1o bort spei 8ortrdse iiber Die 1ogez
11a1n1te r8abcodz zgorlase4 betreffeno ben
Nusbau se11entner 2anbitraben I'm
Staate balten. 9ia6mittasS ntro er
bel einem Bid11id auf Der Onnlfe=Sarm
on Der @tabtsren3e ipreden uno abe1loS
ei1e meitere Rebe balten entpeoer I'M
Spera 9ouie ober I'M Anbttortllm Der
5D6ld1lle.
Sn geomoob 5alls nirb 5err Sab
cod am 5age porber, al1o am 9. Stunt,
eilen dbnli6en 8ortrag balten. ST
tpirb bort por ei1ler 8erlammlnng Der
Banfbeanten bes smeiten Be5trfs ipre=
den.
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Sitter @eter steHel
1T Manfato geiforbe11
gefanntes Nsitalieb Der 9reifaltia=
feitsaemeinDe unb einer Der Grim
Der Der 6euertpebrabteilung Der
Staot, @ar aud) SDtengraber auf
Dem fatbpliihen 5riebbpf. &am
i'm Sabre 1866 nad) Mmerifa.

Srt Nlter BON nabesu II Sabren
lit an1 0ierstasn1orgen im 5etme
lei1er 5o6ter 6rau 5tepban 5iebers
IN Mfa1lfato 5err Setter Steffel, lang
idbrieer &iilter uno 1otensrdber Der
.bteiigen fatblt1hen Stride, OIL einerl
Brondia1leiben aus Gem 2eben 9ei6te=
Sen. 5err SteHel mar lett 9}ope1nber
peraaneer1en syabres letoe11o 1lro @nhe
5ebruar bate ct ii6 sur @rbolrns nod
Manfato beeeben. Setn s3uitano per=
i6ltn1merte ii6 jebo6, unb er mar
tpdbrerlo Der betben leBten Monate bett=
ldeerig.
6err 5tefiel seb6rte lanse Sabre Der
&o11pasnie 81 oes 2. Oeinnelotaer Jtaz
tioraearberesiment8 on uno mar etner
Der @riinber Der 9fetbyllmer 5euerpebrz
abteilune. Nls &iifter Der fatboliiden
Stride mar er ni9t pe1iser als 33 Sabre
tatie. Au1 IN Der 5dule Der @emeinbe
half er als 6ausbtener lanee Sabre.
Son Berauf mar er ein Sduma6er.
SIM Nlter bon 18 Sabren mar Der
Beritorbene I'M Sabre 1866 NIT 1eif1er
Mutter aus Oeutidlanb, mo er am 25,
Scat 1849 eeboren uuroe, na6 Sen
8ereinigten @taaten eefomn1en lno
batte f6 oen1als bier IN Stem lllm nte=
berselallen. 9ier oerebeli6te er ii6
am 6. i5ebruar 1876 NIT Sri. 5bereia
M1eiol. 5eine 5ran itarb an 20.
O1oD. 1907. 8ter &i1loer singen aus
ibrer Gbe berpor, BON oenen Die folser=
sen slpei nod am leben finb: 6raa
Wearn @iebers aus Manfato l1no 5enrp
@tefTel bon bier. 8ei lehterem bat
Der Berftorbene boz 1etner 6eiie na6
Manfato selpobnt. 9enrn 5tefel be-
qab fi6 anf bte 9fa6ridt BON Dem i6ltmz
men s3nltano ietnes 8aterS am 0iensz
tae nad Manfaio, langte Ieooh erlt
mad jeinem 5tnl6eiben bort on. Nm
slat6sn Sage febrte ermit Der 2ei6e na6
bier auriid. DaS Begrdbnis finbet
bente, ssreitas, nnorgen nm 9 ubr 80
bon Der biefi9en fatbolt19en &tr1e OH
auf beren @otteSafer ftatt.
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8ierteliabrs 8eriamn,luns~

Die erte piertelidbrlide 8erlamm=
lung Der bieIisen Bebtelsemeinbe TN
nenen &omeren5iabr ftnbet beate lGrei=
tag) Abeno fatt, sefolst BON ber' bier
telidbrlihen &onferen3. Sonta8s<
idule nirbss 3n gep6bnlben Set 40
llbr morgens) am fon,u,enben Counting
aebdlten nerben, ipoarl1f Inn IL 11br.
Elm Yrenniig sbienf ffattttfinoen NTH.
Tin $50 llbr abenbs erfolst Elm benb=
11a1ls-@ @ottesbienf NIT dben0mablS
feier. mohei lifttriift s6gprii en0eut 8.
s.. BoIlsnba9 alis Dsa1lfC dnttitrtn'
iuiirb. ;s;s
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S5taotanipaft Albert BTaenber bat
an1 Dienstng bieler Wo9e leine &anbi=
batnr fir bas 9i1teranlt I'M. lleuertten
geridtsoiitrift bon Winnelotu befa1nt
gegebelt. Seine Bapiere tpuroen a1n
igeiden 9nge nod beiln 5taate fefretdr
bil1tfrlest. Ser Hfaenber inirb als
Wegner bes eegenlpdrtieen SnbaberS
bieieB Nn,tes Ridter S. M. Sllen mIf=
trete1l Der por f1lr3eur eehseeii1falS
.feine Bapiere binterlest bat.
Mn Glagues Gtelle.
Riihter 0llen spurbe anfanss bes
sSabrrs BON @ouperneur Bnrnqniff alS
9anhfDlger bon Hidter SSS1a11f Glaeue
ernannt, Der ii6 I'M ein Wia11bat TN
&ongreb beptrbt. aurs na6 Der SEE
liaIrotipn bes 6i6ters @lague batten
sic Nntpdfte bes 9iitrifts bier in Stem
lllru ei1le 8eipre6une, oeren Hefultat
eine Relolution mar, ben @ounernel1r gu
eril1en, Eihter Sller, Der friber be-
reits oaS Nrnt befieibet batte, 1pteoer gu
er1lenlle1l.
gBar 9eeislaturn1itglieb.
Serr Bfaenoer par ie6s Sabre lang
lsDiitalieb Ser 5taatslegi5latur BON Oetnz
neiota, unb stpar IN oe11 Sabren 1909
bis 1915. Gine .3eitlang NOR er aud
Oainoritdtsfnbrer in1 feprdlentanten=
ha11fe. Nean bielt iosar ieir1e &arniba=
t1lr fiir gouperneur auf Dem oen1ofraz
tiiden N5ablsettel fiir n1Dslid. Wfebrere
Sabre lang NOR er aud bereits friiber
als tStaDta11spalt tdttg.
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@err uno 5rau Gbas. 9illes=
beim peiIten iiingft 5u 8efl.eb bel b-
rem 5dDiegeriobn 1t11o ibrer Sohter,
6errn u11o Jrau Geo. @losbah ST..
IN 5leepD gDe.
5raa $. 8. 6ubbaro nebH
60bnden, oie fih ldngere Set 81
@aifp BEL ben @ltern Der griteren,
9errn l1no Jrnll Bm. s. 8enot, bn-
bier n,,fgebaIten baber, sreiiten ge.
,itern In 6ie 6(Eleeilhdlot 81 @rnno Jorfs,
R. 81, @ lll.oi la s 5iDnr BesIehuna
bon ro sDelibt