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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30
Departmemt S-shaw. !.

Department 4--van Dyke, J.
Law and motion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30
New Gases.

Charlotte Howell sues E. G. Burlin-
game and M. q. Marsh for 5000 dam
ages, for injury done by defendants to
certain lots in the Downey tract, belong
ing to plaintiff.
Robert Truman sues j. F. Bishop and
o. @. Haskell to foreclose mortgage, Sc
curing payment of promissory note for
$4,000.
o. H. Charchill sues W. E. Lindley oil
al, to foreclose mortgage securing pay
lment OF promissory note for So 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

Two Brothers Restaurant, No. 20
East Second street. Meals, rs cents; 81 tickets,
"a. Bedford Bros, proprietors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30
United states Circuit Court.

Woody vs. E. Bennet-Motion to strike
out denied and demurrer overruled.
Jacoby vs. Weller-Stipulation filed
April 22d that judgment be entered was
yesterday ordered stricken from the files
and the order entered on that day for
judgment pursuant to said stipulation
was vacated and set aside.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

Department 3-Wade, }.
Law and motion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

The steamers Queen of the Pacific and
Santa Rosa leave San Pedro for San Diego on
the dates of their arrivals from San Francisco
and on their trips between San Pedro and San
Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port Har.
ford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eureka and
Los Angeles call at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave 8. P. Z. r
depot, Fifth street, Los Angeles as follows: With
the Queen OF the Pacific and Santa Rosa al
8 $50 O'Clock A. NJ; with Los Angeles and
Eureka, going north, at $40 O'Clock P. n.
EW- Plans of steamers cabins at agents of
fee where berths may be secured.
The steamers Los Angeles and Eureka will
call regularly at Newport pier for and with
freight and passengers
The company reserve the right to change the
steamers or their days of sailing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

tDaily. +DsiIy except Sunday. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. 9Sunday only.
Trains leaving Los Angeles at = A. M. and ar
riving at 4:20 P. NJ, connect at San Bernardino
for all points south to Oceanside.
Depot at foot of First street.
Oitv Ticket once, No. 20 North Spring street.
D. McCO0L, General Manager
g. B. HYNES, Gen. Pass. Agent
WILLIAMSON DUNN. General Agent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

EW-For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points in Europe.
APPLY TO
W. RARHHS, Agent.
Office: No. 8 Commercial st., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30


Henry vs. Coulter-Reset for May 18TH
Wardell VS.. Hesperia Land Co.-Mo-
ton to set aside service of summons sus
tanned.
Parcells vs.. City of Los Angeles-De-
murror oyerruled and ten days to defen-
6ant to answer.
Gomez VS.. Gomez-Continued to May
6, 1889.
Baldwin vs.. Bell-0rder for commits
sion to take testimony directed to be
drawn.
Virginia Arne VS.. Edward II. Arne-
Cause continued until May 9th.
In re insolvency of Lord O. Wyatt
Continued till May 18th.
Holmes vs. Arrata = Judgment for
plaintiff in the sum Of 500.
Roth vs.. Gerson-- Findings waived.
Lorinda M. Bellam vs.. William Bellsm
Cause submitted plaintiff allowed five
days to file brief and five days to defend
ant to answer.
Williams ct al. vs.. Oorina M. E.
Church to May 9Th.
Baker Iron Works VS.. Union Club oi
Pasadena-Con to May 9th.
Raw VS.. Times-Mirror Company-Con
tiuued to May 9Th.
Judson vs. Wilson-Continued to May
9th.
Stephenson vs.. Southern Pacific Co.
Demurrer overruled and ten days al
lowed to defendant to answer.
Yerkes vs.. Fish-Continued to MAJ
9Th.
Santa Anita Mill Co. vs. Deer Parl
Development Co.-Continued to MAJ
9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses to wed were is
sued by "Cupid" Whitney, of the
County Clerks Office, yesterday:
John W. Weeks and Nellie A. Slauson,
both natives of California.
s. G.. Hall and E. M. King, the former
a native of Ger many and the latter of
Iowa.
Willard Downs and Nellie Hubbard,
both natives of Iowa.
Elmer @. Cook and Saddle L. Cong
don, both natives of Kansas.
David Girdwood and Elizabeth
Ritchie, both natives of Scotland.
John E. Falvey and S. M. Stockton,
the former native of Missouri, and the
latter of Ohio.
w. F. Cooper and L. Helmke, the
former q native of California, and the
latter of Ohio.
SERVER G Quinn,
38 South Main street, sole agents for Heath &
Mtlligen's best prepared paints.
, Two Brothers Restaurant, No. 20
East Second street. Meals, rs cents; 81 tickets,
"a Bedford Bros, proprietors.
and see some absolutely pure linseed oil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30

Notice to Patnters.-Call at Mathews
and see some absolutely pure linseed oil.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13
CHANGES IN THE jury SYSTEM

However progressive nation may
be In its ideas and however liberal and
advanced in thought, there is ssill
natural conservatism in all men aud
an anissguised horror OF innovs-
tons which impels them 10 cling to
old customs and beliefs and renders
them adverse 10 change in any insii-
tuition OF long standing. When. there
fore, Il Is announced that the jury
system. as il now exists, Is in danger.
the inevitable result viii he protest
frons every quarter ami ienuacia.
ton Of any attempt To violate the
almost sacred rights which are sup
posed To be conferred 30 civilized man
in trial hy Jury,
The fact remains, nevertheless. that
the days Of jury trials are numbered.
at least 50 far as a unanimous verdict
in civil eases Is concerned. The svs-
TEN viii die hard. for il was wrang
from al ungegsrOas crown oniy xith
self-Sasrihcing struggles, and that
right hlch has been dearly bought
will he given Up and parted with only
after long and mature dellheratioa
when there Is positive conviction that
aehange = being made for The better.
1t Is Toe much et safeguard 10 he
dispensed wlsa seddenly and aan' :
snsssTE sealeasy Of hss owa civil rights
viii caase hiaa "a hesitate long before
AGREEING X even tasnper with tAis
huee-hoaeTsa pieoe 81 court nsexhsn.
sssa.
One saangs the suggestion OF which
has aesa received With marked favor
AMI Witch Is aaw sesose the Mime.
seia legislature fer cnarsmQn, so,s
law. j. shas = vose q three.saarsl,s ~ .
iaTy tesy cessllsats a xefaict Ia rixsl
sases. TnsS i q startling Innovation
assa nssasas the abolition al nne ~ IN,
naoss radical seasaFes al sae larry 81
tenn. ssiss. the trssons pr~s~n,s,s -.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE suILDE RS

ApnfToR,S oFFlei;. OKksoGAS County,
WARRINGTON TERRITORY,
RuBy ". T., Feb. 5. iss9.
SEAIEp PROPOSALS WILL RE RI
- eelvei up 10 Msrcs Is, IT tee auditor
otfics At Conscnully, okauoxan county. W
T., for the csnSiruett9s OF tri,' ~. with
apprnaekes. over the chelan river a. the
crossing OF the county road. River span To
be eighty fso4 feet, appfoa hes one hnn
dred ans. ssxty-s six fieel feet, roadway SIX.
teen fasl feet. Bi,ss % ineiad- labor aud
material The location of said bridge will
be about one mile from sawInil
by cr3es 81 County Com missionefs.
C. r. RASH Auditor
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PORTLAND AND THE LEGIsLA
TuRE.

Portland is In the agonies OF wrath
and humiliation over the defeat OF a
legislative measure upon which the
hopes OF her people were especially
intent. The proposition was TO
authorize an issue Of city water bonds,
for the construction OF a pipeline be-
tween the city aud the Cascade NOUS
tains. thus securing an abundant sup
ply Of pure water in place Of the pres
ent Inadequate supply OF bad water
from the Willamette river. The
amount involved was 81 800, 600, and
the hitch" was upon tho pointof tax
alton. Reasonably enough the people
OF the city held that the state ought
not To tax the means by which they
should provide themselves with water;
but il was made TO appear to the
"Granger" legislators that this was
simply a ruse 10 enable capital to cs-
cape taxation. A similar bill passed
the legislature two years ago. but was
defeated by executive veto; another
again passed last week and was
vetoed. aud an effort TO pass 1t over
the governors protest has ended,
as before, in failure. And
the wrath OF the city is bitter.
The truth Of the whole matter is.
thai Portland Is reaping the fruits of a
selfish policy toward the country.
The Granger legislators have small
consideration for the question upon
which this water bill has nominally
been determined, but they have
long had II in" for Portland aud have
used the water measure as a means
10 vent iong.cherished spite against
the city. II the result shall be
to teach Portland .hat her interests
are not the only interests in the coan-
try, aud that there are forces Ia poll
ties and business in the Northwest
equal to her own, the incident viii not
I've without practical value
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

The telegraph reports that Dessezss-
elect Allen from this territory paias.S
respects 70 Presidens-eiect Harrison a.
Indianapolis On Monday. He i re-
ported 20 have Wisely resrssnssi
from making cabinet ssgges-
tons and % have confined
his talk 70 The interesss OF the
territory especially urging upon Cen.
Harrison the Importance Of admission
into the Union. The interview =
characteristics ~ Mr. Ailsn xho aAose
I'll else 4 practical man who address
ses himself always TO practical things
In sight. A mar Of Iess alosiesty and tact
would have bored Gen. Harrison With
s.xuggestions which be did not want
and 40 have missed the opportunity
for respecsfnI hearing upon matters
relzting TO the welfareo the Territory.
Our nes delegste. who thus begins
his public Iabors Ia the right way, viii
have exceptional advantages in his
future relations with the president.
He IL native OF Indiana,
where ~ 8 youth be was well
knozn. He enjoyed IN special
measure the interest ard friendship
Of Mr.. Harrison. through whose eff
forts Il vas that he obtained the APP
pointnent Of United States attorney
for the territory few years ago. Per-
sonal relations thus long established
and grown almost 70 intimacy win
give Mr.. Allen . prestige which at this
time ID most fortunate for the terri
tory.
In all respects Mr.. Allen goes 10
Washington with better advantages
than any predecessor in the delegate
ship. No other delegate ever received
q majority 70 high, a fact especially
notable since the election worked an
absolute political revolution in the ter
ritory. And even the unpreeedentedly
large vote polIed by Mr.. Alien cannot
be said TO measure his popularity,
Stree he bears the respect and good
win Of Democrats as well rs Republic
cans. Re Is peculiarly the representa-
live OF the territory and entitled to
speak for it and for the wishes of its
people In all relations with the general
government
These IRE facts which may as
well be horne in mind by the
.sslate- makers who are disposing of
imasinarv influence IN many slireo-
tons
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Rainier Street Grade.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the assessment roll for the grading %
rainier street, from Florence street 70 Yes
Ter svenre, aud constructing a sidewalk ON
both Sizes thereof, has been nled with the
undersigned, Clerk of the City of Seattle.
ana further notice Is hereby given that
said roll In open 10 public inspection at
the et,ice al said Clerk. In the City Hall.
and VIII remsin open for inspection until
FRIDAY. MARCH LIST, lssa.
AZ 50 O'clock p. IN. aud that all persons
FEELING themselves aggris we'd by any su h
assessment may apaly 10 the Common
C0uneIl Of said city "a have the same c r
rected on said Match i. 1889, 1T 80 O'clock
=. m. az their Council Cha nher. in the City
Hall. W X. FORREST, slerk.
Data OF firxt paksieafioD, Feb ss. lSsa
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tarnes sre sf'sf q III mex q = t'sos.a
nsSre or less untnizncsss- Ins 49,
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lussise y peias foon<a q NJ -. = =
thas auy wrong z oeahE .1 = 80 80
parties involves Dns I1a'eI 11o.1. -
natural apprehension ssA1 - -
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ts's askss SEP " -
ne tns sIus sA.s = - -
syssefa'- ana tass ss'e7 'ss'''''''. = $3.50
sh.hE shaes.os 81 =
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,v,,,. r.-s,-, s,ws. q n. rez,,lt ~
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-, rs.s s.-;.a.-. q .ha
- IN aw..,....a ..unnyst
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49, ss.aa. .rs tnav arc ;nvar;a,,lr
a. -.s.,,. - ,,s-vevssnees I'm Tho mart
- .wo ven Not iotreanentlv
h,,Ias ,..eE ve,a;c. for sev.
..al &c. ,st;,,, mr. the valuable time
80 ,.a ~a,,rt md tban nv force os
A.. =, .vsraye IL struel
= { .a;.anr..,,...t a,no.nesd Under
,ha 90. svs,o,n ,,;sagraeu,eufs would
!. rs,s vast amouu. Of xnonev
son,d "a saved Ia the country. litiga-
,;or won,d not he DELAYED and the
sactets cargea new trials would be
avoided and on the average. ne much
nure ,ustice dealt out as under the
rrssent unit rule Al one writer has
sa;d n majority vote in this country
Il Sufficient 10 decide matters of the
most vita. Importance even to the
e,eet;ons If the highest officers. there
Il M reason WHY 4 like majority in or
a;narv snits should he an execution.
Irnauestionably the proposed change
wo,ld make ;urv work more popuDar.
All Il everv f;s;yen exeent nrofes-
s;<.,al ;,,vv,oan read each new iurv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

In Publishing the report OF the COM
mittee concerning the orchard prize
offered by the editor OF this paper there
was an awkward misprint last Friday.
The names of the gentlemen compos-
ing the committee are Z. Meeker OF
Puyallup, ]. @. Swan of Olympia and
G. w. Lawton of Seattle.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DDS WILL. BE RECEIVER, AT This
ID Office for the removal of all the bald
ings on southeast corner Front and spring
street Told foundry mp 10 noon of Thars-
day, Feb. 10. lHs2.
BIRD a DORSBAcH. Architects.
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NOTICE.

Il ALBERT sIM0Ss, VIII. NOT BE
IL res onxinle for any DE- bt or debts on
trAeted on or after this date, Flsarunry 9Th.
having sold al nny riGht and interest IN the
Arlington restaurant 90 MFg. Elizabeth
ParmenteEe, she assuming al debts now
ewing ~ the raid AitseT. Sfaol,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

I oSF "A fRoMTsssBRY MITE GIVEN
= 1anwaxy - On J. r. n lsrk bxsn Ia sAyaT
81 q Z, Fhp-Bpson. EEaeHDs SEQ. AEs psf
IS Es6lisg this note with i~avs II 81 TIE
ases <estad BANK. Otherwise i VII lsts
- hssao-sNs.
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NOTICE TO M0ULDERS.

afoULDERs STUDYING THEIR OWN
w interests win keep clear Of Seattle, as
there Is q strike.
A. A. BARTON, President
J. L BaRRsg Secretary
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RAILROAD TICKETS.

WANTED EVERYBODY TO PUR-
w chase tickets at low rates to aud from
the Eastern states and Europe, and secure
sleeping car accommodations at corner
Yesler avenue and Commercial street, Of
fee Northern Pacific railroad.
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BIDS WANTED.

DEDs WILL Re RECEIVED UNTIL
ID Tuesday. February -. isS9. for doing
the foliowipg labor on Fricke 4 Doses sd-
sislen ~ the city of Seattle, being assoas u
acres.
FIRST Removing sd trees less than one
foot IN diameter
sesoaa- Reasoning ali trees and under
brush
TAiFss-Tiearlng and gFsaShn s-
Parties shfng IN make bids may get
exact description OF the property from
sGRrry Il Owens. civil enx4nesrs- sew Yes
isy assck. The right il reserved 50 reject
any snd Ell bids GEO. N Vas d RIM.
e. ard s. Bsas-Dg Block
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A Ii KINDS 90 TEA DIRECT FROM
a cAlssa. fsss gnsssr ard eexs, fruna = ca
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DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD cur AMY
II ceszred lenxtA. nsy kinassnT q sic.
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Advertisements under the heads ~ Lost
Foand, For sale. To let aHa situations
Wanted viii be inserted ar the rate OF
cents 9 word for frst insertion. cent a
word for each subsequent insertion. Paw
ment always In advance.
The following letters are swsiting asver-
tiSers nj this efsift:
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E,OR SALE - STEAMER - LENGTH. 50
IT feet: beam. IL feet: compound engine,
~ inches and sinches by inch cylinders:
compound boiler, ~ inches in diameter. 6
feet long: allowed 100 pounds of steam;
masts, sails aud fittings, complete: hull
and machinery built In 1887; the above
steamer il for sale at great bargain. Ad-
dress. Moran Bros, Seattle I'm
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EN0R SALE-CHEAP; THREE BLOCKS
IT In the immediate vicinity of the gas
works: cheapest wholesale business prop
erty In the city: also lots on Seventh and
Jackson streets: on account of an encum-
brance on the property il will be offered
for 30 days 100 per cent. lower than other
property in that vicinity. Apply to Josiah
Collins, Jr., corner Front and Cherry.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-25
SentiGl in sSApntt.

On Ser fatlerli6 iapanti6en ltnineriitGt
gu 8ofio fino (taut 9torobeuti6e Qugen.
3eitIng) Die foI8enoen 2ebritibIe init 0eut1
l6en beIeBt:
Oie 0ebrItible fir alinilde W3eoisin
CDR. 8ael5) uno Gbtrurgte Or. Scrtz'
b a., Die 2ebritlhle fir Staatsre6t uno
8ernaltungSlebre CDR. GatDgen), fir
grtbat@ uno 9t0mii6es 9te0t CDR. Wetz
peru, fir Stnan5ipirtbidaft unb Natio>
nal0fonomte (Brof. G99erD, Die 2ebrz
1titble fiir Bbtloiop6ie CDR. 8uiiO, @e5
ihi9te CDR. &teB), 8Goagogif uno Oeutz
i6e Sprahe unb 2iteratur CDR. 6dusz
tne6t). Son bieien lebren bic W1eot3iner
unb Der 9rofelior oes Gomti6en Gehfs in
beuti6er, Die iibrtsen 9~oSenten in englii6er
Spra9e, Die oeuti6e Sprade 6erribt
(neben Der japanii@en) als unterridtSz
lpra6e in Der m%eot3iniiden 6afultdt, bess
glei6en in Der 6euti6en Nbtbeilung Der iu>
rtotlben SafultGt, tDelGe in cine oeutlcbe,
enelti6e uno fran50liihe Ge6tSa6tbeilung
3erfGlt. SIN allen lbrigen Satultdten
college of Literature, Engineering and
Science), tDel6 leBteres Der matbentattl6z
naturmiiienidaftltdcn N6tbeiluna Der pbi>
loiobiiden 6afultdt in 0eutlhlano mt
ipri6t, lit Die engIti6e Spra6e bic
l1nterrihtsipra6e. l1nterrt1t I'M Oeutz
ihen lit audi fir bic ben englti6en 6atu[z
tdten angeb0rt9en Stuoenten oprgci6rieben,
uno betln Gtntrttt in Die l1niperittdt miliien
fe mad Der neuen notwithstanding be-
reits bier Sabre lang beutl6en l1nterrtht
auf Der boberen Mttteti6ule genoHen baben.
Wtit oteler 8erorbnung gtbt Die ltnterrihtsz
Dermaltung 5l erfenlen, DAB tie Die &entts
niB bet oeutiden Spra6e fir Die boberen
tpiiienl6aftlthen Stuoien lnerl6Blt6 err
a6tet. 9entit biirfte Die Stole, mel6e Die
be&tlde Spra6e in Sapan gu ipielen bat
unb, tpenn niht Qles t0ul6t, al6 lptelen
miro, ri1ti9 seferu5ei6net iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-25
@inc nentSMe o(fanemie.

lteber bic bon einem 9euti1en in garis
angeregtc WrlltOnng elmer neue1 Mtaoelnie
in Berlin erbGlt Die DUrff. 3tg." folgenbe
W}ittbeilung:
6err 6einrid &rohn ridtete ul17
term 8. Wtdr5 1888 an baS QtuSpdrttge
Nmt in Berlin cine @in9Q6e, in Der er bic
Mblibt ausipra6, mittelit zines Sttftungsz
capitals BON 100, 1000 W1orf cine Deutl6e
Qttaoemte Su begriinoen, Oeren 9~tufgobe in
folgenoen Beirinmlngen beS Qleih5eittg
eingeret6teu Status beSei6net erl6etnt:
y Die lit Berlin gu gritnoeuoe oeutlds
Qfaoenlie ltebt unter benz S6ube beS 0euts
iden Goilers. p Die 9~lufgabe Der oeuti6en
Nfaben1ie lit bic NuSbiloultg un0 Seititelz
lung bet Deuti6en Sprd6e. Die 0ruGa
Ihriften berielben trQ9eu baS beltl6e
&ei6spappen. 3 Die beutihe Nfuoemie
beltebt aus 40 Wfttglieoern, tpelde Die oeutz
ihe Spra6e ais ibre Wtutteriprade beferls
men. Ser Nei6stansler lit BrQiioent Der
Nfooemte. Die Nfaoemifer tperoe1 auf 9es
benSSeit getpdDlt, 3uerlt pom Geidsfanaler,
in Der Sol8e bon Der W1ebrbeit Der Nfaoes
ntifer. A. Die III Berlin anrpeiel1oen gtfaz
bentfer bitben oaS 9irectpriuln, iDeldeS Die
0eutlbe gfaoelnie Dertrttt ulto lelbitltGnotg
Die 2(ngelegenbetten oerielben Ieitet. Oas
9ireftoriuln tpGblt idbrliH aus ieiner Wtttte
etuen SecretGr, ertbeilt tbtn Goumaht un0
be1timlut ben @ebalt OeiielDe1. 0ie Gnts
iheibungen Der oeutl1en Nfaoelnie bebiirfen
Der llnterlhrift BON Fl Wtitglteoern. 81
Die StBun9en Der Deutiden Nfaoemie find
Dffentlth uno ftn0en tDenigitens etnl1al mo-
natlih am eriten Somttag DeS WfonatS in
Berlin itatt. g. 0as StiftungscapitdI bon
100, 900 Wlarf uno bic "terneren 0ototipnen
iouen in Shuloi1einen Der Deutlden 3tei6S;
anlei9e ~angelegt tper0en.
SaS Nustpdrtige 2lntt anttportete am /.
september y. s. Inter Muerfennung Der
patripttld)en @elinnung, Die bet Nnregltng
3u Grltnbe liegt:
v0ie groBe Sragtpeite Der Q(ngele9enbeit
lieB cS a1ge5ei9t erld)etnen, Die leBtere nttbt
muir bel Den betbetlt9ten Geh0roen, lonoern
dud in 8crbinoung NIT berufene1 tDtllenz
i6aftlihelt &retlen gum GeQenltol1oe etll9e7
bender @rorteru19en gil MAIDEN, oerett Nbz
ihluB mod ldngere 3ett in Nnipru6 nebz
men FAINT"
Sn elmer neuen @tn9abe bonn 9. 9eset1ts.
Der 1888 eripeiterte t9err Grobn let1en 8or7
idlag pie folgt:
v8ie gfabenie ion ste 6eut de
Spra6e ausbtIben, feft fteIlen
uno sur 8eItipra6e ma6en,
tpie Die Nfobemie "franeaiie eS fir Die franz
collide Sprahe getban. Die Negterung
iou ben 0faDemifern fein @ebalt gebeI.
Ser 8erfaltf Der @erfe Der beuti6en Nfae
oer1ie, our6 oas Jtei6Sipappen au5ge5etd)s
net, ltGert oerielben Elm beoeutenoes @tns
fommen. Wenn Die bepontrten 100000
Wtarf sur @riinoung Der oeutihen Nfaoez
mte ntdt Qusretdelt, 10 perpfli6te t1 mid,
oaS Seblenoe 3u beldaffen."