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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
PAID No DIVIDENDS.
Statement of the Anacostiu and
Potomac River Railroad.

The annual report of the Anacostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company for the
year ending December 81, 1895. was today
laid before the Senate. 1t shows receipts
flom passengers to have been So, O7S.74.
and from otner sources S66432. The ex-
penditures Of the company include SIG
az. - for wages paid drivers. and $s.GJ5 %
Tor provender The total expense Of Oper-
ating the road and repairs was $31,4l1 Go.
No divideuds were paid. The company re-
ported having thirty-nire cars and 1O1
horses. The number of passengers was
756.2'. and the number Of miles run was
4J2,@i1. NJ damage occurred to parsons or
property. and no employees or other persons
had been injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

District Commissioner Ross has received
a letter from Or. T. Z. Ridgway of 3043 P
street in which the writer suggests that 1t
would be a good idea to get a cast iron
model Of the gun carriages at the base of
the jackson statue" as those In position
are decaying rapidly and will soon be use
'-ss sASsa Lax 1aaAels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
Recommended BY wnr secretnr,.

The Secretary Of War has sent to the SEN
ate q letter recommending legislation for
the promotion Of The chief of the war and
record division of tie War Department to
the rank of brisadier general and also rec
or3TeudiuS the appointment of an assist
ant chief 20 The division with the rank Of
lieutenant colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
Removing the Cheyenncs.

The Secretary OF the Interior has forward
ed 10 the Senate the papers in his office
bearing upon the proposition to remove the
Northern Cheyenne indians from their res
ervatpn in northern Montana to the Crow
reservation. The Secretary states that the
Chcyeunes are dverse TO the change. and
he recommends THAI they be allowed to re-
main where they are, and that legislation
b. enacted looking 10 the Improvement of
their condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
A FAMOUS FOOD.

PEOPLE BECOMING BETTER JUDGES OF
FOOD.
The demand for Grape-Nuts has been such that
the large wholesale houses have been unable to
obtain more than 100 10 1870 cases in every thous-
and required during the past two months although
the factory at Battle Creek, Mich, has been run
full ~ hours day for several months past. They
report the completion of machinery which
increases the output fourfold and Will, from now
on, undertake to keep jobbers stocked
Grape-Nuts have made great hit as the food
appeals 10 palate. stomach and reason.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

Gen Wood spoke especially of the estah-
lishmcnt of schools and the building of
reads. He said he had 1000 men making
reads, and that he was getting many
schools started
Replying to a question from Senator
Hawley, he said the people were anxious
for the separation of church and state in
educational matters, and that they seemed
to want to be like the Americans in this as
We'll as in other respects. Speaking Of
Santiago city, he said the collections main
ly from customs have been sufficient to pay
all legitimate expenses and leave a balance
OF S23O,UGo, which he meant TO devote to
cleaning out the harbor. This harbor, he
said had an accumulation of ten feet of
filth, ard with this removed he believed
the city would be as healthy as any Ameri-
can city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star. Hundreds of situations are filed
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
For the
Bed Room

The response to our offers OF large
reductions throughout the house has
been prompt and continuous. Such
opportunities are not likely to come
again.
To add to the brisk business in the
Bed Room Furniture Departments
We have selected number OF high
grade Mahogany and Bird's-eye
Maple Suites. and for the balance OF
the week offer them at the following
substantial reductions from regular
prices.
The line is in every point perfec-
ton. and grades are best money can
buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

Outlining his mode of governing the prov
inCe, he said he had made no appointments
t. office except upon the recommendations
of Cubans, and that he had in all cases
put them upon their honor in making such
recommendations. He had shown absolute
trust in them in all matters, going among
them always unarmed and leaving the
books Of the administration always open
to their Inspection. He had Cubans in all
departments and his private secretary had
at one time been member of Gomez
staff. Thus they always knew how their
money had been expended, and knew just
what he was doing as their governor
General Wood said that his first effort
had been to encourage the people of all
the towns to establish self-government,
and he had been especially Jealous in hav-
ing them select their local officers, open
schools, establish courts, build roads, etc,
and in cases where they did not have the
money for these purposes. he had aided
them by making contributions for the gen
erai fund. This system was entirely differ
ent from the old one under Spanish rule,
when all the collections were forwarded to
Havana and never came back only Ii per
cent of the revenue being devoted to local
uses. He had found the people especially
Jealous of their rights in this respect. and
the recent public meetings and protests
against sending their revenues to Havana
was due to this feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
TACT NEEDED WITH CUBANS
Gen. Wood Tells Of His Methods al
Santiago.
Does Not Expect Trouble and He
Iieyes Insurgent Forces Will
Rapidly DisinteGrate.

Gen. Leonard Wood military commander
of the department of Santiago, was before
the Senate committee on military affairs
today. He gave detailed account of his
operations in the province and in the city
of Santiago, and also gave his estimate of
the military force necessary to maintain
order IN the department
On the latter point he expressed the opin-
ion that for some time the 1900 men now
there should be continued, but that after a
time 5000 would be sufficient for the SER
vice. He considered, however, that a mill
tary force would be necessary for the MAIN
tcnance of order for some years, and said
it should he sufficient to effectually and
quickly check any trouble before it could
gain Roadway. This remark applied to the
island u whole, and he thought as many
as $1,000 troops should be stationed through
cut Cuba.
With proper precaution and tact. he did
not anticipate trouble. and he believed that
the inSurgent forces would rapidly dsnte-
CRATE in all parts of the island. Santiago
had been a great stronghold of the Cuban
insurgents under Garcia, but they had now
practically diSDanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

a-s-3. WALTERS HEADACHE POWDERS 3-3-3.
\ sure cure for Headache. Recommended by
all. 3 Powders. Doses, Cures, 10 Cents. Ask
for 3-3-3. Sold by all Druggists. de22-1m'-4
GOOD FOR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES
Liebig Company Extract OF Beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

ANatSII IA gITTERS DO NOT ONLY DISTIN-
gl.~u themselves y their flavor and aromatic
Odul above al Others generally used, but they axe
a-u sure IreVtuJlyv tug ali diseases crisina ting
flur. the digestive 81 EaUs. Beware u cUur -er
T-lts- Ask f.. the genuine article, munuf@ct ured
By Dr. J. q. b. Ss geIt X sons. jal3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

Mems natural wool half hose. fun seam
less and perfect tilrin--dodhle soles and
heels ana toeS-worth De. a 4 DIV ~
pair-for .-...-......-.....-. Z /[4S-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

IL the boy needs an extra pair Of pants
or two-and is there time when he
Gcesn't:-jakr advantage Of the bcIittled
piice tomorrow. Choice Of a lot Of boys
pants that sold AT half doilar-luade Of
good, durable mater1ls-extra strong
scwed with linen thread-neatest plaid
and caeck effects sizes 3 to 1G-for 81
cents a pair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

Ladies' cotton hose in black, fancy.
stripes and boot pHUeTn~-lHu regular
made-dlahle heels ard t0es- I tD/-
worth pc. 20 5oc. pair-for.... : 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18

Ladies cotton bose. in black, tan and
fanny stripes, lui Gular mad. seamless
" %S@;h 3S5 5 es4 ord od '5s- lZzzc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

tparb (993-1022), 9Obebaro (1022
-1038) uno 9eSilo (1054-1079) err
porben. Sbnen perbuntt Siloesbeim
ben 8eitb BON 8auten unb GrSarbeiz
ten, bic beute gu ben berrli6Iten DENT
mdlern rpmanif6er Stunt 5Gblen.
Sn ben Wduern Siloesbeims nett
eiferte iebp9 du6 Der 9iirgerlin nit
ben tir9lifen SiirIten. Sn ben @in>
pobnern Der Stapt lebte Der Srob Der
alien Sd4ien fort. Sic itrebten na9
llnabbdngigteit, unb fte i9iittelten bic
!SerrI9aft Der 8if6Ofe ab. Die Stabt
frat i'm Sabre 1911 Der 9anIa bel unO
erfreute fi9 pi9tiser Reate unb Priz
pilsgien. Sin pdderer, or6eitsluitiz
ger, dber aud lebensfrober Sim be-
lebte bic 9iirger, unb lie buuten ibre
SGuTer 10 tunitfinnig unb eigenarttg,
leiiteten 10 Meifterbaftes i'm Sol5bau,
bab bic alien nit SolSi9nibereien unb
NaIereisn geI9miidten SGuIer Silbesz
beims beute gu ben srOBten Sebense
piirbigteiten 5G9len. Sic tperben aud
pietGtppl erbulten, ObpObl bic Stubt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
6ifoesDeint.

500 Der !Sars feline Iebten ausldufer
sssen ben Norben ausIenOet unb bic
Snnsrite, bur9 teinen 9ebirgs5ug
mebr gebemmt, our9 ebener setporbe>
mes 2anb lansIam babinflieBt, eritredt
Ii9 cine fru4tbare unb freunbli9e
2anbI9aft. Wit buntlen WdlOern
reid seI9miidte !SOben3iige bilben
ibren &abmen, prangenbe 6elber tpe6>
1eln nit griinen WieIen ab, unb 0Orf
reibt Ii9 an 9orf. Snmitten bieies
friebli9en 9eldnbes ragen bic itOlaen
Sbiirme BON Silbesbeim emppr.
Dir iteben bier an elmer uralten
Static menI9liden S4affens unb
Dirtens; oenn an bieIem Puntte, in
benz ale @ese iih I9neiben, bic BON
ben Bergen bsrdbfiibren, befano fi9,
pie porgeI9iftli9e 5unbe bepeifen,
I6on LANCE Dor hriitliher 3eit cine
InIiebelunq. 9eriibmt Iino bic Iuss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Saus @ebefinb.

f9Dfe altfrisb & 874) unb 9obsbaro
& 1879 Suriid, bod BADEN aud bic
fplgenben 3eiten bardn mit9edrbeitet
unb ibm ibr 9eprdge aufseOriidt, 10
buB cine Danoerung bur9 Ietn Snnez
res glei9Iam elm Sang bur9 bic
&unfgeI9i9te zines SabrtauIenos lit.
@as aber ben 9om in aler Welt be-
rii6mt sema9t bat, bas 1T Der Qnnenz
frieobpf, ben mad @eiten bic Ditli4e
@piis unb bic &reuSesarme Oes Do
mes, drf ben brei anoeren Seiten bic
maleriifen 8reu3gdnse Der Slpiterges
bGube umI9lisben, uno in beiIen Mfitte
bic rein gotifde Qnnentapele Ii9 err
bebt. Sdbrbunberte alter gpbeu be-
bedt bic S~trebepfeiler unb bic Sduten
Der 4rtdben, sriiner Rdien iiber5iebt
bic nit 9liitbenitrdu9ern seI9miidten
9rGber, unb an Der b%albrunben Qpiis
bes 9pmes breitet bis gum 0a9e Der
ytauIenbiGbrige" Rofenitod feline
3peise aus.
Wir perlaFen ben fpeibepoGen Srt
unb member uns Der DdmmItraBe su,
bu Dffnet Ii9 nu9 tpeRis S4ritten
ipieber Elm etpas srOBerer 9lab, Der
bur9 brei sroBe 8duter beberrf9t
pirb. Dor uns liset bds 2dnoIhaftsz
gebGuoe, re6ts elm moDerner palait
nit getpaltigsn S9aufenitern, lints
enbli6 bds RoemerzW uieum nit Der
tppbleelungenen 9iiite feines 9riins
bers Dor Der Pforte. mir lpenben uns
re9tS binauf our bodgelegenen Mtz
9aelistir9e. Dieter 8au sebt in feiz
men QnfGngen duf 9erntpurb Suriid.
Der i'm 9sitjubrs 1916 BEN beiIisen
Wti9uel gu @bren bier elm 9enebitttz
nertloItsr baute. @rft 9ooebaro aber
bat 1893 ben 8du ppaenoet, Der bann
leiber I9on elm Sabr barauf bur9 'eiz
men 9liBItrabl nieoer 5eritOrt puroe.
abt Sbeoberi9 nabm fpGter cine inns
fahenbe @rneuerung Dor. nriprlngz
lid mar bic Stride bpppel9Orig unb
bate spei Queri9tffs uno feds Sbiz
rem; aud 1T bemerfenspertb, bab Der
bobe GbOr bier i'm Beiten liegt itatt
ipie setpObnli9 i'm Often. Die Stride
entbdIt i'm Snnern man6erIei 9raats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
@efam m tdnfi6 t.

penbiI6en 9ebieten nod ipenig @ers
breitung sefunben. unb bieIsr llmitanb
perunIabte bic 9riinouns bes Bis
tbums 8ambsrg bur9 9aiier Seinri9
II. i'm Sabre 1907. SIM Sabre 1902
tpeilte bieisr aIs @ait auf Der Burg
2auenitein unb berIab lie nit pertbs
bollen pribilegien unb Re6ten. SIN
10. Sdbrbunosrt gerietben bic 9rafen
BON Srlamiirbe nit ben @rfurtern in
Streit unb fiigten i6nen biel S9aben
gu, 10 baB bieie ii9 bei9perbefibreno
an &ubolf BON Sabsburg tpanoten, Der
ibnen ben 4uftrag ertbeilte, 2auenitein
gu SerItDren. SIN Sabre 1890 muBte
ii9 bic Burg ben @rfurtern erseben
unb purbe elm &aub Der 5lammen.
Sur9 @~rbtbeilung tam bic SerrT9aft
2%auenitetn @nbe bss IA. Sabrbunbsrts
an Otto VII. BON Srlamiinbe, Der bic
Burg neu dufbaute. 2ange f9eint er
Ii9 Ietnes 9eIiBes ni9t erfreut gu ba>
ben, benin I9pn i'm Sabre 400 itarb
er. Sein 9rabitein, auf benz er nit
ieinem Qbnennappen a~bgebilbet lit,
befinbet ii4 in Der pfarrtir9e gu Cub
ipigitabt.
Sur9 pielfa9e Sebben, namentIi9
nit ben 2unbsrafen BON Sbiirinsen
unb ben 9rafen BON S9pdr5burg,
pel9' lebtere i'm Nnfdng bes Is. Sabrs
bunberts bic Burg perssbli9 gu err
Itiirmen perIu9t butten, rieben bic Srz
lamiinbe lire SrGfte auf. SIN Sabre
1880 erparbsn bic 9rdfen bon 9leis
den Die SerrI9aft 2auenItein, bann
gebOrte lie in turSer aufeinanberfplge
ben Serren b. Mpiin, b. Seimburg, b.
Selbened, ben 8rdfen b. Wtdnsfelb,
unb i9lieBli9 erparb ie i'm Sabre
1906 Sriebri4 5rbr. b. Sbiina, Der
einen QufItanb, ben bic 2ubpisitdbter
pG6renb bes 8auerntrieges perIu9t
batten, nit i~tarter 9anb n%ieoerparf.
Sein Spbn Gbriitopb b. Sbiina mar
Iebr tunitiinnig; er fiibrte ben nOrblis
den Sliigel Der Burg Tim 1860 pouz
Itdnbig neu auf unb CAB OieIer in Der
Sauptiu4e bas 8eprGse, oas lie nod
beute beiiBt. SIN Sabre 1922 ertpdrs
ben bic Murt9rufen BON &ulmba4s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

in frObli9em Daastbum besriffen 1T
unb i'm 2uufe Der lebten SabrSsbnts
Elm bur9aus mobernes 8iertel in Der
RGbe bes 9abnbofss entitanb. Der
Srembe ipdnbert ieop9 raid bur6 bic
neuen StruBen; ibn lodsn bic Qltitabt
unO bic 0omfreibett. Sdt er bic SGus
Ierflu6ten nit ben mooernen Sotels
unb ben sroben S9aulGOen binter fid,,
10 dnoert ii9 langiam Oas StGbtebilb.
Die Strabsn tperosn snger, bier unb
bort Siebt Elm 6a9psrtbaus nit etas
9enpeiie ooripringenoem 8iebel bic
aufmertIamteit auf ii9, man ertennt
an ben 8alten SdniBerei unb buute
9emulung, man oringt tpeiter Dor uno
itebt pl0Bli9 Dor einem S~trabenbiloe
tpie Dor elmer frembsn Delt: bic bunten
SGuIer, Die rei6perSierten Grter, bic
Ipiben 9iebel, ous ales gsbDrt Der @ss
genlpart niht msbr an. Wdn m64ts
beinab' srtparten, in ben Grtern bolbs,
blauGusise Sungfrauen in altbeuts
iasm @etpanbe si4tis am Spinns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Snrg Sanenfeilt.

Bon Der Station probitSend an Der
Giienbabnlinie 8erlinsH iirnber9 pinz
bet ii9 Der 9ubnaug burd bus ense
unb romantif9e Sbal Der 2oquib unz
ter Dem StD6nen Der locomotive in
f~tarter Cteieung benz &amm bes Sc
birses gu; es itnb bic QuslGufer bes
Sbirinserpalbes na9 benz Srdntenz
palb gu, bic bier, fpenige &ilpmeter
binter benz baDeriI9en StGbt9en
2%uopigItabt, bic WaFerI6eibe atpis
f9en Glbe unb Rbein bilben. Sas 2os
quibtbal mar, pie man i9on aus feiz
mem Ramen ertennen fam, BON Wens
ben, unb stpdr bis melt mad Sranten
binein BON Dem Stamme Der Sorben
beppbnt, ben &arl Der 9robe in sfpei
&riesssiigen unterio9te. Die 2inie,
bic iebt bic 8abn einnimmt, biloet eiz
men @ebirgspaB, Der pdbrenb bes fritz
ben Mittelalters cine pi9tige 8erz
febrsitraBe gepeien gu iein i4eint unp
bic 8erbinoung 5pii4en Sbiiringen
unb 5ranten beritelte.
3pii4en YrObf5eua unb 2ubpig>
itabt Iiest auf einem boben 8ergtesel,
Der bas Sbal Der 2oquib peitbin be-
berrI6t, bel Dem glei9namigen SOrf
bic Burg 2auenftein. @abri9einli9
lift ite ppm &Dnig 8onrab L. BON Srunz
fen UNI bas Sabr 915 ~gesriinbet pors
ben unb mar Suerft i'm 8eIiBe Der
9rafen BON Senneberg. 9ereits I'M
bas Sabr 1000 lam 2auenItein in ben
8eIib Der @rdfen BON SrIdmiinbe, Ell
mes in Der bortigen 9egenb pielfa9 Be-
giiterten @ei9le9ts. 9as @briitenz
tbum bate bamals in ben ebemuls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

bunoerts, pereinieten Ii9, bur9 bic
Nusbebnung ibrer Sanoelsinteree len
perdnlaBt, bremif9e &aufleute gu elmer
Corporation, aus beren Wtitte 8oritez
Der poer @elterleute geipGblt puroen,
bic bic SntereTen Der SuufmannI9dft
fpa6rne6men %Iolten. Sa bic 9eI6Gfte
in 9iir5e einen bebeutenoen llmfdng
errei6ten, Itellte iib balb bic Rotbpens
oigteit beraus, Elm eigenes 9iloebdus
gu erri9ten, gu fpel4em 3ped aus ben
&reiien Der &uufmdnnf9aft 9elo 5uz
IummengeI9ofIen poer snseI6iittet"
tpurbe, unb 10 entitano ettpa i'm Sabre
1926 Der vS9ittins". Nu9 einsm
polen Sabr6unbert purbe bieier erite
beI9eibene 9au unter 2eitung bes be-
riibmten 6oldnbiI9en 8aumeiiters
Sobann benz 8ui9sner BON antperpen
bur9 einsn prd9tigeren erieBt, Der in
men neunSiserSa9ren bes IA. Sabrbrnz
berts tbeilpeiIe cine @rneuerung err
fu6r. Sn Der nun folgenoen periobe
bes Nieoerganges Der SanIa fano fi6
tein @elb, I'm oas 4euBere bes ebrz
p~iirbigen 8aus gu crbalten, 10 baB,
ais in iiinsiter 3eit am MurttpIaB
Itattli9e Reubauten an Ieiner Settle err
ItanOsn, pie Der prd9tise gotbii9e
86rIsnpalait, Der Splitting in ieinem
perpitterten srauen @epunb bic @e>
gentpart anSutlasen ihien, 60 bilcete
feline Genopirung einen Der Sauptz
puntte zines grobengelesten itdbtifden
Neutrality-suspicious.. ben Der Sremer
&aufmunn unb SunitmGcen 5. 6.
S9iitte dufIteate unb in freisebigiter
@eiIe bur9 @Ort unb Sbut fOrberte.
Die neutrality-suspicious., pel9e TAFT
spsi Sabre bauerten, iinb nunmsbr
polenoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

roden ftben6 gu fhduen unS piirbise
Ratbsberren in @mtstra6t aus ben
eei9 nit S9nibereien perSierten Sausz
{biiren berportreten gu feben.
@n Der 4ltbeut59en !Serberge pors
Bel, bic gu ben dniebnli4iten Ga9perts
hiuiern sebOrt, gelangen mir baIb auf
ben Mtittelp1lntt Der Stabt, ben
Marttplab. Die cine Settle flint gang
bic tpunberpole SaFabe bes f9Dnen
Earthquakes aus. an Der anberen lens
fen bas an SarbenI9mud iiberrei4e
Debetinbf9e Saus nit feinen pors
fpringenben @rfern uno 9iebeln, Dds
neben Der merfpiirbige Steinbau bes
SemplerbauIes nit ben beiben Sbiirs
men redts unb linfs uno Dem Ratbz
bduIe eegeniiber bas prG9tige vSnos
denbaueramtsbdus" bic 4ufmertIdmz
teit auf ii6. Don tiinItlerii9em Reia
1T aud Der alte Hplanosbrunnen auf
benz Mdrtte.
Die grOBte 3isrbe oss Marttplabes
1T pbne 3peifel bas Ratbbaus. Sc 1T
i'm Ipdtsot9iidenStil gebalten unb NIT
2aubengGnsen perIeben; feline @rri4s
tung fiel in bic Mitte bes fiinfSebnten
Sdbrbunberts. @erlaHen mir ben
MarttplaB unb penoen uns an Der
alten Ratbsapotbefe porbet, mad eli
nem 9lide auf ben So9enipeg, bic
Sauptperfebrsftrabe Der Staot, ipp bic
alien Sa9pertbauten mebr unb mebr
perI9pinben, unter Dem SGulenbaus
binbur9 benz Plabe an Der @nbreasz
tir6e gu, 10 fteben mir pteberum in eiz
mem b~eriibmten 8iertel qltsSilbesz
beims. Sn Der Mitte bic Stride nit
ibrem getpaltisen Sburme, ~ringsberum
Elm 9rana biibider 6aApertbauten,
bic iiberul bur9 ben sisenartisen
S9mud Der S9niberet unb 8emas
lung bas 2luge erfreuen, auf alien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

8aireut6 bic Serrf9uft 2auenftein,
BON bsnsn Fe 1871 bur4 Grbi9aft an
9reuBen unb 113 bur9 SauI9 an
9apern tam. Die baperiIae Regisrung
perfaufte bic Burg, unb I9liebli9 be-
funb fi9 bieIe i'm 8eiib elmer @enois
ienI9aft, bic bas 8ei4Gft Der S4ies
iertafelfabritatipn BARN betrieb.
SIM Sabre 1896 ertpurb Sr. iur.
Mebmer aus !5uIe a. 9. bic Burg
QauenIfein, UNI ie bur4 bic Qr9itsts
ten 2ebmann unb @plff als WubnIib
ausbauen gu laFen. Bel Der Renopis
rung purbe nab MDgli9teit erItrebt,
ben mutbmaBGi9en friiberen 3uitunb
INSTRUMENTATION unb moberne 3us
tbaten gu bermeiben. Ndmentli6 Der
ftattlite S6iinufde Sliisel nit ieiner
mGdtieen, iiberrp0lbten pruutbaIe i'm
@rbgsI6ob, ben rei6gsI9nibten SoI5s
beden unb 8ertGfelungen i'm Sbergez
idOb, isinsr itattIi@en @dupttrspps
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Seiten bic 4usgGnse enser @aFen unb
@Gb9en, in bic bas Sonnenli6t taum
einoringt. Sn cine bieier StraBen,
bic @demeder, treten mir elm. Sier
fefIelt uns Der Qnblid Der BON @obes
barb erbauten 4nbredstir9e, bic
neuerbings reItaurirt puroe; mir ges
ben bann am Rolanositift pOrbei uno
member uns bura bic Ypititrabe benz
SombOfe gu.
Gulpfdnb mar am Wartte, bab man
auf benz 8oben elmer felbitbepuBten,
itOlSen !Suniaitabt nit trdftiger, reiz
der 8iirgerI9uft itanb, 10 fiiblt man
bier, bab man am Sibe tir9lifer
5iiriten iid befinbet. Set mebr aGs
tauienb Sa6ren lit bier Der Mittelz
punt bes tir9liaen 2ebens. Der
Dom lit elm 8dutpert Der friibromaniz
Iden 3eit unb Seigt in ieinem 9runbz
rib bic id9iiI9e glnluge Der 8aiilitd;
er sebt in ieinen &nfGngen duf bic 8is
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G haIle.

Niirnbers nit 5resten gei6miidt ipers
ben unb bic 9eT6i9te Der 9rafen BON
Srlamiinbe Iopie bic Sage BON Der
WeiBen Srdu sur 0arItellung bringen.
2eBtsre mai cine @rdfin BON Srlaz
miinbe uno auf 2uuenitein geboren.
Der ebemulige 8ergfrieb, elm Runbs
tburm nit ~itarten Muuern, Der jeoenz
fails gu ben GlteIten Sbeilen Der Burg
geb0rt, ba fein Mauerpert in benz
f9on bel ben RDmern Dortommenoen
opus spicatum (Sii4grGtenperbanb)
aussefiibrt lit, purbe gu anfung bies
fes Sabrbunberts Bis auf ettpd 16 SUB
abgebro9en. @s tit &usii9t pprbuns
ben, baB aud er BON Dem tunItIinnigen
8eIiBer in ni9t a1au ferntr 3eit nieS
Der dufgebaut fperben Diro. @inen
gang beionberen 8eiS erbalten bic
3dume Der Burg bur9 cine rei9e unb
%ipert6pole Sammlung BON alien Sc
rdtb, Waffen unb MDbeln, bic bier
ibre &ufitellung gefunben buben, unb
beren Seii4tigung Sebermunn geitats
tet lit.
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Ser ySditting" in SrenerI.

Sn benz ar6itettontf9en @etpanb
Der alien SanIeitabt Bremen ppn3iebt
ii9 gegennGrtig cine bebeutIumeDa nbz
lung. 9iele Der altertbiimli9en engen
8~ertebrsabern Der inneren Stabt nit
ibren boben, ipib9iebeligen SGuIern,
Gbaratteriitita altnorbbeutIder 8auz
art, muBten, UNI ben geiteigerten 8ers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der Neu5ett gu GEE
niiaen, elmer betrd9tli9en 8erbreitez
rung unter5pgen fperben. 9ubei funf
Ieiber aud man9 prG9tiger 3euge mitz
telalterli9er 8dutunft our @roe, aber
elm neuerpb0nir entitanb iebesmal aus
Ieiner @I9e. Sor9fGltig pertpenbete
man BON alien Ornamental f9mud,
Reliefs Il. (. ~, mas 5u retten mar,
pber copirte iie, nm, penn aud in mos
berner Safung, Der Stabt tbr 4urat>
teriItiI9es altertbiimli4es @euBeres gu
befpabren.
Ra9bem i'm porigen Sabre bic grs
neueruns bes altberiibmten nGfiigbau>
fes" elan5poq bsenbet iporben 1T, bat
nunme6r elm tpeiteres ar9ttettoniiA
berporragenbes unb biitorii6 merit
tpiiroiges @ebGube 8remens feline aufs
%eritebung gefeiert, Der Splitting. CUR
@rtldruns bieIes mertpiiroigen Ras
mems biene fplgenbes: Sn Der 8liitbe@
Sett Der SanIa, am gnbe bes 14.Sabr~
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Sin nefGbrIiher 0lu

Gin brIi6er @uis
trag. IrSt: nSie miifen Sbrsr
9sruu befeblen, bab lie infolge Der
9uftrDbrsn : Gnt3inOung eintge Sage
70 penig ais mOgli9 fpri3t." = Gbss
mann: yWD6tsns Sbr oas ntdt IslbIt
befeblen, !Serr 9Octor9"
@eroa9t. 0i9ter: nS9r
Sunb bat mir bic SoIen 5erriFen." =
Sausberr: .Sd, bu perpen Sic ibm
pDbl pieoer etpas OurOetlumirt ba=
Benz"
-@in e6ter Run9e. S6us
E~xIabrlina (ben iein altsr Meiitsr Der.
bur): vMeeiter, peeB SOFT, id muB
sSbnsn gu Shrsr ieltensn Riiitigtsit
irdtu;irsn!"