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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11

A StlII more convincing method Of
estimating the burden of military SER
vice in the various countries will be
found in the following table:
No. of In No. of Sol
habitants to ders to 1000
Each Soldier. Inhabitants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11
Tho weak Spot.

The Weak Spot.
When a boiler
explodes carry
ing death and
destruction with
it, every body
says =" Why: we
thought it was
strong enough:
It must have had
q weak spot
somewhere !"
When a man
who has the out
,earance of being
d strong sudden
prey to disease.
Is exclaim: why
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11


Portland women will have to wait
another year before having the salts
faction of being represented on the
school board. The act which was ac-
cepted by such large majority. last
Monday. does not go into effect until
March, 1900.
The supreme judicial court for
the county of Piscataquis adjourned
Thursday after very busy term, but
a term noted for the scarcity of jury
trials. Just one case from the 40 which
were placed on the assigned list went
to the jury. The attorneys are much
pleased with the result, however, be-
lieving it is much better to compromise
than to go to trial.
There was a lot of excitement at the
Wilton town meeting. 1t was not due
to politics, however, but to the pres
ence of a man from Riley, where
smallpox is at present.
Deer Isle voted to unite with other
towns to employ an experienced man
for superintendent of schools. This is
a move in the right direction.
fremont will have the pleasure of
expanding $500 in new schoolflouscs
the coming year.
There was d canine tragedy in an
Ellsworth household recently. The
victim-a pug vino had not outgrown
his rotund puppyhood, was frolicking
about on bed when. in an unfortu-
nate moment, he thought the foot
board would make fine hurdle. over
it he went. landed on his head on the
floor, and broke his neck.
An Old Town fishing enthusiast who
enjoys the sport winter or summer,
has solved the problem of keeping
comfortable when away on a trip. He
has had constructed the frame of a
camp with a canvas top and it has
been so constructed that it can be TAX
en- apart and placed on a sled and cas-
lily put together again when the fishing
grounds are reached. 1t is fitted for
stove and everything to make it COM
Portable.
A Portland man is now wondering II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11

A Portland man is now wondering il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11

There was a lot of excitement at the
to politics, however, but to the pres
encc of man from Riley, where
smallpox is al present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-11

fremont will have the pleasure of
expanding $500 in new Schoolhouscs
the coming wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14

nobody i bank 1 wa. 0: sS:r ana q;
Book" was handed to Mr.: Kemble by the Distr'c,c.
Attorney, and he identified some Of the writing and
however. that there certain memoranda q,
4 that we're MT In the hanndwriting Of Hopkins
was much legal and verbal sparring between
proceedings smoothly The book is not yet in . 'ae
d ,s and may never be- II was finally agreed
and what he though, not his writing. The III:
ing of the lawyers and the stenosrapher but the
jury did not hear word Of It. Mr.. .Kembie's
father. now dead, established the Peoples BsnE
reason Mr. Shields in asked i hIm
biased in this case explaining that he wished ' q
ascertain whether he had anything to do with the
Witness answered that he is not biased and his
family has nothing to do with the prosecution "''
meeting Of SaS ae nae o the Sanx al S y:
decided to loan Richard r. Quay $1,000 ORGY y
State deposit rom 10000 to hE H Tetsrn the The
the Loan to young quay The District Attorney
tanned the above data. in evidence. Mr. Watson.
for the dsfenGe ,S objected to the admission Of
d dspI,sa of conspiracy Mr. Watson
the funds Of the Stale deposited in the bs so use
tn The Judge decided the document should go in With
the Haywood letters admitted yesterday ~
William T. Hagan, a handwriting expert OF Nev
York was the next witness. He said ne had had
between thirty and forty years experience and had
been witness In hundreds OF cases. He said hs
had made microscopic investigation OF Hopkins'
handwriting in the minute-b book and the "Pad
Book" The defence objected to Mr. Hagan testi.
flying. stating that the Commonwealth should he
required to produce the highest and best tes, ~
mony obtainabe on this subject. and that II should
come come from those who knew Mr. Hopkins. and not
any writing from him. The objection was over
r r ana an exception was taken Continuing, the
book with the word Quay" in the Red BOOK.
and said they had been written by the same hana
Although the connection OF the name IN ths
Red Book" with what was alongside It was moi
allowed TO go to the jury. the book not being n
evidence IL has been stated the whole wri,,ns
shows that interest on State funds was deposited
10 Mr.. Quay's credit. Mr.. Hagan examined cav
page OF the Red Book and expressed the opinon
that the writing was that OF the dead cashier
court adjourned. 'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
CHANGES IN HOTEL METROPOLE.

Notices have been posted in the Hotel Metropoie
Broadway and Forty -second-st.. stating that 'h'
hotel will close next Thursday for extensive are
ations and new management Henry W. fu'u,.
president OF the Hotel Metropole Company. said
about the changes:
'Our lease on part OF the buildings expires On
May l. This lease Is on the building 10 ,ns
south. which was formerly the Rossmore Hotel ou'
company will continue here but only In the co'"s.
or northern building which has been known o
tho annex That building belongs 10 the Jonn IN =,
Co. ns,a,o ond we have a twenty years lease on
f. The building is 5sxio and there are sixty rooms
in It, Extensive alterations WI nave !" will bs
completed about May 15 We may not nave
close up entirely while they are unasr way y,ll b
tho new lessee OF the Rossmore Hotel property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
RILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR

Albany April 13-Governor Roosevelt to-day
signed the following bills;
Mr. Burnett's Iegalzing the results OF an cleo
ton held in Victor. Ontario County, al whicn IL
was voted to erect a schoohouse.
Mr. Fowlers, authorizing the jamestown Co
operatiye Supply Company 10 issue non-transfer-
rible stock. 80
MIR Fowlers amending the charter OF Mayville.
Chautauqua County. relative TO the collection OF
highway taxes.
Mr. Burnetts confirming the election OF the trus.
tees Of the Evergreen Cemetery Association or
Bristol.
Mr. Vests amending the Code OF Civil Procedure
relative to warrants OF attachment secured In New
York City against residents Of the State
Senator Brackets. providing that In an action
for the partition OF real property the award OF
costs shall not exceed per cent OF the value OF
the property.
Senator Krum's. releasing to Oscar W. Robinson
the title OF the State TO certain real estate In
Blocker Fulton County.
Senator Mackey's relative to the service OF sum
mons on persons living outside OF New-York State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
GOVERNOR TO THE RESCUE.
HE WILL HELP ALONG THE WHITE CIVIL
SERVICE BILL.


SERVICE BILL.
Albany. April 13 (SpeciaD.-Governor Roosevelt
gave the Civil Service bill of Senator White big
push forward to-day when he told Speaker Nixon
that he was willing to issue emergency message
on IT, The measure was discussed In the Assem-
bly, to-day II 1t Is amended. proposed, In order
to give preference In employment in the public
service to veterans of the Civil War and OF the
Spanish War. the emergency message would pre-
vent its being delayed
The Governor said TO the newspaper correspond
ents:
81 feel that every Republican member Of the
Legislature ought TO support Senator Whites
bill because OF its excellent features. 1t is my
opinion that every Republican who opposes 1t is
doing all he can TO damage the interests of the
State and the Republican party"
Speaker Nixon did not press the bill In the As
semby to-day, because he feared that II lacked
vote 10 pass. He is confident of passing It next
Tuesday.
Assemblyman Finn has offered a substitute for
the White bill. which. OF course, will be rejected.
Its fundamental idea is what politicians call pratt
ical' examinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
THE PLOT TO KILL FORD'S BILL.
TO REPORT THE FRANCHISE TAX
MEASTRE TO TILE ASSEMBLY

FAILURE TO REPORT THE FRANCHISE TAX
MEASURE TO THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany. April 10 (SpeciaD.-There was another
hitch to-day in the reporting of Senator Ford's
Franchise Tax bill by the Assembly Committee on
Taxation and Retrenchment Only six members
were present at a hearing. one less than the num-
Der requisite to vote out the bill Those present
were Assemblymen DE Graw. of Kings. chairman
OF the committee; Vincent OF BroCme; Gardiner,
of Monroe: A. F. Schmid. OF Kings: j. +. Smith,
Of New-York. and Boland, of Erie. II decided
TO call another meeting of the committee on Tues
day. when II Is expected that enough members Will
be present to vote favorable report TO the AS
sembly.
While no one appeared to oppose the bill to-day
there is opposition. and A. f. Schmid told the
supporters of the bill that the whole of the COM
mittee's next hearing would be taken up with
arguments pro and con on the question OF report
ing the measure.
Senator Ford to-day offered petition OF eleven
thousand persons in NewYork City In favor OF
the BILL and said that many others had signed
whose names he had not had time TO attach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14

out of politics This bill recognizes that prn-
ciple In the plainest and most emphatic manner
I understand OF course. that good legisiation
does not always secure good administrator.
but II gives us the opportunity to secure 1t. and
under this bill we have the opportunity at last
to secure frst-class police administration In
the bill we recognize for the first time certain
doctrines which should be cardinal In the man
agement of police force. I am delighted with
the BILL and feel 1t marks a long stride In ad-
vance in police legislation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
ONE POLICE BILL SIGNED.

Albany April Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day
signed the first OF the New-York Police bills. the
one which authorizes the Governor TO direct the
Attorney General TO prosecute violations OF the
election laws In New-York City by designating one
% his deputies to act as special counsel to the
Superintendent Of Elections In the Metropolitan
District. The measure also provides for the hold
ing OF special terms OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
sUJcIDE OF DELAWARE IRON FOUNDER

Dover. Del. April 10 (specaD.-solomon Ms'", ,s.
seventy-four years old. was round oy ms sou IRE
a,,arroor banging by the neck from beam IN 'ns
zoe, ., his iron foundry. at Milford. DEL twenu
miles distant from here. No cause Is assigned ~.
his act He was highly respected and nae lived
confidence OF the entire community whefo ho "
He left widow and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14

annual statement or money required from each
city.
STATEMENT BY ROOSEVELT
Governor Roosevelt said this morning that he
favored the State Constabulary bill When the
newspaper men went to him in the Executive
Chamber he said. in response to an inquiry
about his views on the matter
II the bill first last night but have ex-
amined il with sufficient to say that am
heartily pleased with 1t. I have been all along
In favor Of the elimination OF the police depart
ments of the cities OF the State, those Of the
first and second casses-New-York, Buffalo. AL
barry. Troy. Syracuse and Rochester-from the
influence Of politics. and this so-called State
Constabulary bill accompshes II. II marks the
greatest advance ever made in police legislation
in this State.
THE essential feature Of the act Is that We
have one responsible head for the State police
and one responsible head under him In each city
OF the State, where the actual police work liz
done The single police chief will be held re-
sponsible for all police matters in each city
"Second-The bill has the merit OF providing
that admission to the police force shall be
strictly according to the Civil Service regula-
lions. which will prevent all possibility Of poll
ticians interfering with the force.
"Thrd-The bill provides In a sweeping and
directly or indirectly to influence political af
fairs No politician or political association is
10 be permitted directly or Indirectly to infiu-
er ce the career Of policeman either to damage
to benefit him.
We can get along with politics In various
departments. but not In the Police Department
The police force. for the sake OF the public
safety. must be kept out of all relations with
politicians just as the Army and Navy are kept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
WILLIAM r. STEWART REFLECTED.

Albany. April l3-The State Board OF Charities
to-day reelected William r. Stewart, of New-York
City president and Dr. Enoch V. Soddard. OF
Rochester, ce-president
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-14
ZINC ORE DOUBLES IN PRICE IN A YEAA

Joplin. No. April is.-zinc ore broke al 49, ssss.
today and jumped from 81 to so ton .ne 80
est price ever paid and double the price 1a'd
ago ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

ldmmtli9e @emeinberdtbe bes gantons
elm Circular erlaiien rporben, in MEL
dem bieielben .aufseforbert rperben
gei4liiie basesen gu faiien. - Sn=
folse Der lansanbaltenben Srodenbeit
lit in @repenmader @anermanael
einsetreten. = Sn ben 2annenmal.
Sunsen Der @roBberS. FriuatsO smd=
men bel Sil6bad ri6tete Elm 5euer
be%beuteuoen S6aoen al. - Die III
eurembur @lacis 9elesenen, CUR
@antmalie Genquim geborenben Sc
bduli6teiten, Cirrus unb 5beater,
9ln9en, baS ~eritere gu So, 200 6r. in
ben Se'tp beS Nrtitecten Serta, bas
Sbeater in oenieRigen beS 6errn Oil
rem mr. Sulommen Is, 800 Tr. iiber.
- SIN 6auie bes S9mieoeS Sanc.
6omilins in sid q. 3. III, entituno
6euer, baB einen bur6 &erli6eruno
geOedten S6aben BON 5000 Gr. an
ri6tete. - Inter Dem TiebbeItuno in
@reuenma6er lit bie Moulzunb alauz
enlell6e als9ebrO6en, pesbalb cine
Stouiperre uon brei 2So9en periIst
murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
8aoeu.

&arlsrube. Inter 3uriiflaiiuns
ieines Nbibiebsgeiutes bon bier per=
idmunoen lit Der MiinSmeifter Ott=
mann, Iorltanb Der grobber3ogli6en
Miin;anltalt. Ottmann, bon Salis aus
Sameraliit, mar BON elmer Sissiplinars
unterIuhun9 ipegen 9rpber Sien itper=
nahlliiigung beorpbt.
Seioelberg. Der bieiige Spe-
Se~reibGnoler Climber begoB ben Speiher
oes BON linn bepObnten Sallies in Der
Nadt oes Oiierionntags nit petroleum
uno entSiinbete es. Seine llntbat plrDe
mod rettSeitig entoedt. Ser grano.
filter, Der lid Die Nndt binburd
berumtrieb, muroe Worgens in cine,
bieiigen Wirtbi9ait perbaftet.
Wannbeim. Nuf S6iff ,&ieier
II. Streiber Nr. l." Oas am ipgenanr=
ten ScdttOpi %antertc, fiel gtu6ts Der q
Sabre olte Shiiisiunge Sobann 6lifin-
ger ilber Spro uno ertrunt.
S~riberg. Sn EoGrb06 muroer
Der friibere 20nOta9subgeOroncte 2oeii-
Ter unO ieine 6r0u BON einem llnbe.
fannten ilberiallen uno our6 EeDol:
perI6iIlie Ifruer perwunoet. Yer BE
polperbelo plroe perbaItet uno oil
Yoliiei lit o0mit beI0GItigt, ieine Der
ipuQlieu ieitSuItelleu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
4roRGerjogt6nm 9eGeu.

Darn Itaot. Sieier Sage perldieo
nab lan9em 2eioen Der Gehtsanmalt
Grnit Gmmerling. Gr mar in ben 60er
Sabren 2ei:er Der .Sciiii6en Bolts
bldtter," Die oanlals nod in i%reiiins
niger Gibtung wirtten. Gmmerlino
ma6te lid ndmcntlib Die getQmpfuug
pes observation-disclosures CUR NufQabe.
slne Gemiltbstrantbeit, bic lid i'm
Saufe Der Sabre peri6le6tcrte, slp0nq
i'm, III Der &},ilNnltult in Seppenbeim
Nu'entbalt 81 ncln,>r.
8aumcinDeim. GclItorben III
bier oas dltelte Wtdodcn 8~au=gSein=
beints uno notwithstanding aud oas
dltelte Seiiens. is lit Dies bic 90 Sabre
II MOnnte ate gabette S6meitert.
Songen. Scbufs Sanirun9 Der
WerbGltniiie Der bieii9en &reoittniie bat
bic laupwirthiAOitli6e Gicnoiieni6ait$=
bant in S0rmltdot eiuen &reoit in
N0be pon $4,000 Mtart %getpGbrt.
Watn5. @uts6eiiBer SOGann Gerr=
ner in @Orlus tnuite in a6t 6Qllen
g8eipn 81 ie 10 Mart pro Sat Don
orei Nrbcitern, wel6e Die Gru1t i'm
Wormler Va9erGaus 9eitpIlen bntten.
Der md unbeitrafte @utabeiiber wuroe
BON Der Struitammer megen 0e6lerei
5u einem Sdbr GeIdngniB uno iunI
S0bren Gbroerlult Derurtbellt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Aus 0er KhpttrxTuI3.

Speper. Der S9aben, Der in oer
pfal3 benz 5rlbobft ourd bic itatt-
gebabten MadttrOite 3usefiiat wuroe,
1T enorm. SH elmer einsisen 8emeinoe,
benz Tor!s Meilenbeim am Sanb, wirh
Der 0erluit, Der ben Yrcbusenten ALIEN
al Der Npritoi enernte ermdtit, aui
ni6t tueni9er als 60, 600 Wart per=
ani6la9t. @eiienbeim am Sano III
~alleroings elmer Der beoeutcnolten Sriib-
obtprpouttionsprte Der YialS.
&aiierslautern. Sanooeribts=
YraIioent q. 3. Sulius Miiller, Der
bon 1871 bis 1898 Den @aGltrciz
SOmburgs&uiel i'm 2anotag oertreten
bat, 1T, Is Sabre aft, GcitOrben.
NeuituOt. Sine inter Dem Noriit
oes 9tci0stagsob9eOroncten 9einbarO
a~b9ebaltene Gerinmmlun0 pi0lSii6er
g8cinbnuer uno Meiu6Gnoler bei6loB,
ii0 an Der oeutIden demonstrating
auf Der Barrier MISUNDERSTANDING 81 be-
tlellIQen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Cr. Miles' Nerpime

puDllt put 0urU TUrGH OtHQuttuufu, "a.
Berlin III Die beige tpniglide Berg
ataoemie Die gitte ridten laiien, iiln9e=
rem SOienten uno Sahmdmlern Wns
re9llng Su 9eben, oamlt lie lid Inn cine
Nnltcllung an Der neubegriinoeten
Stantsminenifule in PRETORIA betuer=
ben. Die glnItcllungsA erbietun9en iino
gii1ltig, bod miiiien bic So;enten Der
bolldnoii6en Spra6e md6tig uno pro-
teltantiI6 iein. aud cine Ntiifung an
Der Ntaoemie berelts beltanoen baben.
Tamcns. Sn Neuo0rfel %brunnten
iieben SeliBun9eu nieoer. Gerunlai=
lung 81 Oieiem Yrdnoe paren Die &ors
miirie, pel6e elne 6ruu tbrem ipat
uno bctrunten beimfe6renoen Wanne
mo6te. Sm 3Orn barber ergriif geb=
terer Die brennenoe Qetrpleumlumpe,
I'M lie mad leiner Satin Su merien.
Die Sampe Serlprang nutilrlih, lno
baiO ltdnO oas SOus in 6lummen, Die
in ptr 6pfgs falt oos 9anSe 9Ori9cn
uernihteten.
VtaUen. 4uf oiicner StraBe am
bellen Gage wuroe Der S6uBmnnn
Sittrmann bon cinem arbeitai6cuen
Wenlben Nnmens 2onorof ploBli6 bin
terriits iiberfallen unO nit einem irtifs
9eiddriten &cile ms @cnif gei6lugen.
Die Munoe lit 10 6cutimcter lang uno
ourhoringt Den &uls bis uuf ben G8irz
beltno2en. Ter S6uBmann bate nod
Die 0eiitcsgegenlpart, oGs Seiten0Gpebr
gu sieben ulo Den Nngreirr 81 gOOen
gu I6Ia9en, Obne i'm inoeiien i6per gu
oerleBen. SanorOd, Der labrelang ni6t
9earbeitet bat uno lid bon iciner 6rau,
elmer Gabritarbeiterin, erndbren lies,
bat Dor Der Shat oas Seil auf Der
Strabe Oiien 9etra9cn uno %9eduBert;
Ser Grite, Der mir 'rantOmmt, oen
bau' i'd nieoer! !"
3ittau. Sier lit Die srobe Siren.
sel'ide medanii6e @eberei ab%sebrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Efjas- Sot6ringem

Gebweiler. Cine i6redlibe glut-
that muroe in Dem naben Sprfe fingers
beim periibt. Ser Nferer Waries erlta6
i'm Strcite einen ~39idbrigen Nerwano=
ten uno perlebte oeiien Yruoer t0Otlih.
" +. Die .&%ercini9ung sur
SdmiifunG Der 3rie9ergrdber" bat be-
i6loiicn, Ilmmtli6e I'M Wieb beiino=
lihcn SriegtrQrdber nit bo6ltGmmigcn
TOIen gu bcpilanicn. 81 oielem 3wefc
iino 300 &OicnltGmme nnGetauIt unO
etlua cbenio piel bon bieii9en @nrten=
beiiBCrn gCIhcntt mOroen. Sic Stelle,
pon wO Suiier 9Silbelm Der Grite am
Is. gluquit 1870 Die S6la9t ~leitete,
lit pom Staate an9ctauit uno miro
9lci6jeitig il cine llnla8e perwanOel;
iuer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
9nrcHbnrg.

- @e9cn ben Sel6luB oe9 ltdotiz
l6en @emeinbes )totbS pon VuremburQ,
uuf Der Nub0bt ;ruildcn SreuS9riiub=
den unO 9tclIin8cr9uuno 9tieleniclOcr
On}uIc9cn, lit cine (rotcNi6riit Scr
N%muObuer I'M llmlauic - Die pom
Nerrn A5georouetcn Gollart aus Set=
temburg eingebru6te @~eletuorlu9e be-
trclieno Die Srcitbeilm9 beo Cartons
sid bat i'm Canton 9roEe Grre0ung
berDor9erliCn. A~lltutbOlbcu b0ben
lid (rOteltcomitccn 9c6iloet, nm 0e-
gen Die porSei@lu9ene lbciluu9 bel
Der 9te8ierung uno &ummer ener9iid,
Serrpobr ein;ulc9eu. Bon lelten oeS
S60licurOtbcS oeS GuntonSbanptor
ties cid, wel6er li6 an Die Spipe Der
FrsteltbeweSuna selteut bot, lit al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Barttem6erG.

Stuttgart. Sie g3iirttemberoii6e
Staatsre9ierung betbdtigte neueroinga
ibr SnterelIe an Der GntnidelunQ Der
I%rbeitsGmter oaour6, ouB lie eincul
BON Dem Stdotil6en Nrbeitsumt Stutt=
CART 9eltellten @ntrag aui 60brpreis=
er%mdBlgung fir Nl beitIu6enoe ltQtt=
gegeben bat. Sem5uiol9e miro BON nun
ab Yerionen, oenen our6 Nermitteluna
Der BON 8emeinoebeb0roen erri6teten
I%rbeitsGmter 8elegenbeit su%rGrlan0ung
elmer ~ausrarti9en grbeitsitelle per=
'6afft meroen lOll, fir Die brittle Maeen=
tlaile Der YeriOnenSilge cine 6abrpreis=
e~rmaBigun9 our6 Ginrdumung Der
balben einia6en Sabrtare g%epGbrt.-
Ster 1T Der parlamentarier. Guoplf
Yroblt 9~eltorben.
SegerlO6. geoentlihe Nusi6rei=
tun9cn iino am Oiteripnntag bier por=
9etpmmen. 3pei S9ubleute batten
spei junge SurI9en ieitgenommen.
Sdrautbin SD9 Elm Saufen Seute por
oas Hatbbuus uno %perlanoten i6reieno
Die 6rcilailung Der Gcrbaiteten. Nls
Die S6ubleute inn Nerein nit benz
Station.tommunoanten periu6ten, Die
tobenoe Wtenge 5u bei6wi6ti0en, mur=
Den Die Orei WtGnuer plDbli6 Su 8oocn
geri'icn uno unter DEM 0eloGle Der
Nten9e i6tuer miB6anDelt, na6oem
ibnen OieS eitengepebre entriiicn maren.
NaGOem Johann Elm Reimbursement aui
oas Gathbaus %beqonnen mar, muroen
Die &erhNfteten freigcgeben. Tie Staatss
anmoltl6aft maltet nun hires 9lmtes.
SeilbrOnn. Ter ~64id6rige, bis
Der aIl0emcin 9ed6tete Ni6mciiier @il.
belm Sticrle bon bier bate bolo no6
ieiner i'm Sabre 1885 eriol9ten @nitel.
lung berausgeiunoen, oaB es bel Der
gu6iiibrun0 oes gli9amtes ni6t ullius
idmer lei, bpn oem Srittel Der ANAL.
lenbtn NihQcbubren, oas Der Staot 81.
flieBcn i~pllte, lemcil5 etiuNs Surilfs
Subebalten. Segitniti8t muroe iein
Sreiben re6t meientti6 Oaour6, oaB
in cen l3 SO6ren iciner 5bati9tCit
teine cinii9e &cpiiion pOrgenOmmen
wuroe. Rad einem NOtiSbu6, oas sum
@errdtbcr 9eworoen lit, lieB lid Elm
9lbmangel pm nubeSu 1000 Mart lett
i~tellen. Sas Geribt ertunnte auf Elm
Sa6r ieds MOnate 8%ciGngniB.
&p6enoOrf. SIN bieli9en S6u6te
wurOe oieier Sage bel Der Sieie BON
Isl Wletern inter giinitigen GerbGlt=
niilen o0s SteiuiulSlager angeIabren.
Sebrin9en. Sier i6lu9 tilrSli6
Der Slib in Elm Saus elm, oas ulsbalo
li6terlob brarnte. Sas 6euer perbreis
tete iid auf Die Nadbargebduoe uno
seritDrte in turSer 3eit bier Sdaler.
ulm. gauratb @eper, Der betannte
Observation-Disclosures, lit bier geltOr.
ben.