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Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Escaped From BIoomfng gdnIe,

New York, Dec. 5.-John Armstrong Chanler. 3T years old, great-great- grand. son of the first John Jacob Astor and former husband of Amelie Rives, who has been confined in the Bloomingdale asylum, White Plains, since 1897, dis appeared from that place some days ago A reward will be paid for his apprehen- sion by his family, to whom his where. about is not known. He is believed to have come to this city aud lost him. self. He had money and jewelry, and the nature of his mental trouble is such that none but an expert would suspect that he is mentally deranged. If no one knows him, he can live mouths undis- covered
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Four SchoonerA Driven Ashore.

Beverly, Mass, Dec. 5.-Four schoon. CTS were driven ashore in a bowling gale last night. and their ultimate fate is un, certain, as there is no knowing how long or how much stronger the wind will blow before daylight. The schooners arc the E. & c. w. Hines of Calais, lumber laden, from Bangor to Boston; ike Vic. tory of Bangor, bound for New York the Charles E. Sears of Lubec, Bangor for New York with lumber, and a schoon- CT, name unknown, probably a coaster The gale was easily 30 knot one. The Hines is in bad position and is in dan. ger of breaking up quickly. The others may weather the gale. The police and fremen got a line to the Hines and res, cued the crew of four.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
18th ian Canal Report.

The report of the isthmian canal com mission, submitted by the president to congress, gives as the unanimous conclu- sion of that body that "the most practical and feasible route for an isthmian canal under the control. management and own ership of the United States is that known as the Nicaragua route" The commis- sion estimates the cost of this route at Sa0O. O.540,0O0. This estimate is much in excess of any heretofore made and is due to increased dimensions and other fea- lures not heretofore considered. The commission also estimates the cost of q canal by the Panama route at Si42. 342, = 579 according to one route or S153.3TS.- 25S according to another route. As be- tween the Nicaragua and Panama routes the commission sums up a number of ad- yantages favorable to the former. It states also that under the concessions giv- en by the government of Colombia to the Panama Canal company that government Is not free to grant the necessary rights to the United States except upon condi- tions made by the company.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Governor Ai.-nns Message.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 5.-Govern- or Allen read his annual message in the house of delegates yesterday. He said all conditions are satisfactory. He declared that the civil government must devise system of taxation and hinted at a bond issue. He recommends more schools, re- organization of the judiciary, establish ment of a jury system. the centralixation of municipal governments and the estab- lishment of a municipal police system in all towns having less than 10000 inhab- itants. The message was well received.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
More Smallpox I'm New York

New York, Dec. 5.-Forty cases in the pesthouse on North Brothers island, one new case in the infected district on the west side and two deaths to date was the condition of the smallpox outbreak as reported by the board of health yes terday. None of the officials took any comfort from the fact that but one new case developed yesterday as against eight on Monday, for the smallpox has over leaped the bounds to which they had tried to confine it in the neighborhood of All Nations block" in West Sixty ninth street, where it started. They are now satisfied that they will have many more cases to deal with.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
British Press Sarcastic.

London, Dec. 5.-The Morning Post seizes the occasion of General Merciers speech in the French senate to criticise the weakness of British defenses, but the papers generally treat Mercier's out burst in spirit of banter. Tt is an Idea worthy of the courageous soldier who .---iured Dreyfus into living grave and who, as minister of war, sat shiver- ing with terror during a whole night at the Elysee lest Germany should declare war against France" says The Daily Chronicle, and most of the morning pa. pers comment in similar strain. The Daily Graphic says: "We trust that Gen. ernl Mercier's harangue will awaken SO Der opinion in France to the dangers the republic is counting by allowing Nation. alist tirebrands so much license"
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Lords Ear Out Manchester.

London, Dee. 5.-The debts of tile Duke of Manchester must be paid before he can enter the house of lords. Ger t:fcates have been received by the lord chancellor that the duke Is bankrupt. and this excludes him as a member of tue house, The lord chancellor announced that both Manchester and Baron Sudeley were bankrupts and were precluded from taking their seats. The rule in the house of lords is that peer who is bank rupt or insane cannot take his seat. MT. Zimmerman, the dukes father-in-law, has publicly announced that he would stand by the duke" He may pay his son-in-law's debts. and when that is done the duke may be able to resume h < seat.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
AIyord's CarrtaEen Sold.

Mount Vernon, N. l., Dec. 5.-Deputy Sheriffs Jarvis and Stafford of West chester county sold the personal property of Cornelius l.. Alvord. Jr., the default ing note teller of the First National bank of New York, at his home on Chester Hill, in Mount Vernon, yesterday after uoon. The property, which consisted principally of silver mounted harness and stylish carriages and cost originally about S6, 6,5oO, was knocked down to his neigh bors for S3,0OO.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
GuIdensuppe Case Tn Paris.

Paris, Dec. 5.-The severed head, arms and legs of a young man were discovered
 in some waste ground near the Rue des
 Platriers. at 'SSelleyille. yesterday, and
 the mutilated trunk was found in a gate way on the Rue du Faubourg St. Denis. a mile and half distant. The two dis coveries point to the murder of an un- known man, which was, 1t appears, con- mitted Monday, according to the appear ance of the first rcrtion of the body when 1t was discovered. This package was de- posited late at night by six men, who were seen from a dwelling house oppo-
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Another Ftnht With De Wet.

London, Dec. 5.-General Kitchener reports that the mounted troops of Gen eral Knox were engaged all day long Sunday with part of General De Vets forces north of Bethulie, Orange River Colony, not far from the border of Cape Colony. The Boers, Lord Kitchener adds, were headed of and retired in a northeasterly direction.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Fatal Accident I'm Crltsorpt.

Suisun, Cal, Dec. 5.-During a very heavy fog west bound freight train col lided with work train of five cars and an engine going east in a deep cut about 600 yards beyond Vanden Station. caus- ing the death of nine workmen and in- juries of more or less severe character to about 20 others. The victims of the disaster were asleep in their hunks in one of the cars of the york train when the trains came together.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
FROM THE RUBAlYAT.

I sometimes think that never blows SO red The rose as where some buried Cessr bled; That every hyacinth the garden wears. Dropt in her lap from some once lovely head And this reviving herb whose tender green Pledges the river lip which we lean An, lean upon 1t lightly. for who knows From what once lovely lip 1t springs unseeni And not drop that from cups we throw For earth to drink of but may steal below To quench the fire of anguish in some eye There hdden--far beneath. and long ago. AS then the tulip from her morning sup Of heavenly vintage from the soil looks up. Do you devoutly do the like till heaven To earth invert you-hke an empty cup.
 Omar Khayyam.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Anrlophobe Riot at Cororu~

Cologne. Dec. 5.--An Anglophobe dem- onstration took place yesterday in front of the British consulate here. Mount ed police dispersed the rioters and arrest. ed the leaders. Serenaders of and oya- tions to Mir. Kruger planned by various societies have been forbidden in the in tarest of public safety.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
Another Corn Corner.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-Indications on the board of trade are that another corner is matching in corn, this time in the Decem- Der option. Conditions are practically
 the same now as they were in the No yember options, manipulated by Phillips.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06

Detroit. Dec. Ex-Governor Pingree at 10 o'clock last night announced that he had pardoned both General W. l., White, ex-quartermaster general, and General A. F. Marsh, ex-inspector general of the Michigan national guard, who were con yicted of complicity in the state military clothing frauds. upon the payment of So,- 900 fine by each. One thousand dollars of the fine is to be paid Jan. l, 1901, and a like sum on the 1st day of January, 1902, 1903, 1904 and 1905. General White was committed to Jackson prison yesterday to begin the ten year sentence imposed upon him by Judge Wiest, and General Marsh is under bonds pending the result of an appeal of his trial, which resulted in his conviction. to the supreme court. Both General White and General Marsh addressed petitions 10 the govern or asking executive clemeney.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
GIasa worExs Victim Dead

San Francisco, Dec. 5.-Fred r. Lilly. son of wholesale shoe dealer of New York, has died from injuries received in the Thanksgiving day accident near the football grounds, making the twenty. second victim.
Connecticut western news., 1900-12-06
INVASION OF ENGLAND.
General Mercier Throws French
 Senate Into Excitement.
SAYS HE HAS SCHEME WORKED OUT
Former Minister of War and Rabid Anti-Dreyfu.ard Finally Cut short In Extraordinary speech-Govern- nent Cannot Accept His Project.

Anti-Dreyfu.ard Finally Cut Short
 In Extraordinary speech-Govern-
 nsent Cannot Accept His Project.
 Paris, Dec. 5.-General Mercier, who was minister of war when Captain Drey- fus first was condemned and sent to Dev- il's island and who played a prominent role in the later prosecution of the prison CT, caused deep sensation in the senate yesterday in the debate on the naval bill by pointing out the ease by which Eng land could be invaded. He demanded that the government introduce into the plans for the mobilization of the army the navy methods for the rapid embarka- ton and debarkation of an expeditionary corps. The president, NJ. Fallieres, inter vened. declaring that such proposals were out of order. The senate then adjourned.
 In the course of his extraordinary speech General Mercier said:
 Tn view of the possibility of war with Great Britain, the use of the army is not sufficiently taken into account. The times are not the same as they were 100 years ago. Steam, the navy. the telegraph and the railroad have made the problem of the invasion of England much easier of solu- tion. Moreover, England herself Is no longer the same. Ihe Transvaal war has shown that the British army, although brave, is not equal to the task which England expected It to perform. The Brit ish navy is powerful, but 1t has many coasts to defend.
 France England's Equal.
 France, therefore, Is numerically Eng lands equal at certain points and is even her superior In the instruments of de- struction. History furnishes many in- n&z H. AL H.. 1zI. ,s the moment of battle. A landing In Eng land is, therefore, not beyond realization.
 This Is not only my opinion, but that also of high naval officers. The British premier recently expressed significant fears, and if the principle of landing is admitted the practical means of execution may be discussed.
 II venture to think that the work pre- pared while commanding an army corps could serve as a basis fer such a project, which would not be expensive"
 At this point protests were raised, and M. Fallieres asked General Mercier not to enter into details of the scheme.
 General Mercier replied that the scheme could be ''held over the head of England like the sword of Damocles, and he pro. posed a resolution that the senate should invite the government to complete imme. diately preparations for the mobilization Of the army and navy by preparing ev- erything necessary to embark and disem. bark as rapidly as possible an expedition. ary corps.
 Protests were raised from various benches, and NJ. de Lanessan. minister of marine, followed the presidents ruling that the motion was out of order in the present debate by declaring amid cheers that the government could not possibly if
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
9urembnrg.
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Tier bes Serrn7 s. SO. SeImalb in
g9terna6 entitanb Elm Seuer, benz
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&inematOsrapb uO@ mebrere anbere
pbotosrapbii9e nteniilien gum Spfe,
fielen. Ser @eiammtida6en, Ser
bur@ 8erii6eruns sebedt lit, betrdsi
5000 ST. SIN Der Sauer fanb man
bic 0etde bes 81 Sabre alten 8ttt=
| pers @icolaus &obl aus Soferbinsen,
Der, pie man slaubt, beim @eibenz
Nbl9neiben pon ben itetlen uferab=
bdnsen binabitirSte unb ertranf.
= Serr Yfarrer Sbia IN Nieber=
S9ieren feierte fiirslid iein 25idb.
RIGGS Subildum unb betbeiliste ii6
bic gauge @emeinbe on Der Seier.
- Ser in Der SbiseritraBe in eurem=
burg wobnenbe Steinsrubenarbeiter
Mi9. @Oersen murbe in Der &ade
ieines @Obnbauies entieelt aufsefunz
BEN. Oas Sers bes unslidliden
mar nit einem Sai@enmeiier bur9=
bobrt. Sb Selbitmorb ODER elm
8erbredeu uorliest, lit ni9t 6efannt.
@0rsen nor 20 Sabre aft unb erit
felt Spet Sabren uerbeiratbet. - Ser
5~9idbrise 9arriere @drter Srans
Sanlen pon gtiden murbe als 0ei9e
inns ibleba@ aufsefunoen. gs ideiut,
eaB ser llnslidlide @benbs beim
Na9bauieseben pom ri5tisen 8ese
abtam, ms @aiier feel unO ben Sob
bur9 @rtrinfen sefunSen bat. - Sn
Oabelinsen ioa elm Oenfmal erri9tst
perben CUR grtnneruns on Sas S6red=
ensiabr 1898. Oas Oenfmal mirb
in Der air6bofs &apelle aus belsi=
i6em Grant ais Iltar aufseitellt per-
BEN. reber benz Sabernafel ltebt ein
@nsel nit Der Yoiaune, 81 beiben
Seiten bes Gabernafels werben, III
Grant sebauen, in solbenen eetteru
Die Namen Der @efalenen pransen,
Sn SoIeri6 itiirSte elm bem I'm
ternebmer unb 8irtb Sril9 seb0ren.
Der, binter beiien @obnbaus selesensr
n%euerbauter S6uppen Elm, aber gum
Slid wurbe babel Ntemanb uerlest.
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E0aB.Sot6rinaeu.

StraB burg. Sic bon Dem Inter
taatsietretdr b. S6raut Dor Sabres=
frif einseridteten Meiferturie fir
Sanomerter oes G6ubma6er= unD
Sdreinerbanomerts e%rfreuten ii6 aabl-
reiGen 9eiudes unb baben lid gut be-
udbrt. Sn Der nd6iien 3eit finoen in
Strabburg uebunasfurie fir Sano=
tuerter in Der 8udIIbrung unb i'm
Golenbsrednen HIATT. = Sungfbin i6ieo
elmer Der bOdfen rei6sldnbiiden ge=
amten, Der 8rdiibent oes Sberi9ul=
rat5s fir gliaB=2otbrinaen, @irtli6er
@ebeimer Sberregierungsratb 9i9ter,
aus ieiner amtliben @irtiamteit. 8id=
ter trat slei9 na6 benz Griese in bic
eliab=lOtbrinsiide 8ermaltuns elm.
Meb. Giirsli9 eri1oB lid in ieiner
@obnuns Der Militdranndrter uno
Observation-Disclosures @Dpan. gr
NOR, obsleid er bic prifung beim
@ipilgeridte ;befiancen bate, bel Der
Organization Der bieiisen Militdr-
geri6te nidt beriidfidtigt moroen.
Sru6tersbeim. Sn &eitmeifer
gerietben auei bel einsm Bauer be-
Oienfets ane9te Namens Straub unb
9eder nit chamber in einen @prt=
uediel, in oeifen 8erlaufe 9eder bon
feinem @esner nit elmer Senie set6b=
tet tpurbe. Ser MDroer muroe uerbaf=
tet. ma6te ieood I'M @efdnsniB ieinem
2eben elm @noe, inoem er lid an einem
8etttu4 aufbina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

fannie 9r. .. Stauotnaer. Der TN
Sienlie Der S1metterlin9sfunoe ldns
9ere Sammelreiien nod Den slpen,
Stalien. Spanien, Gleinaiien. Sslano
Mno NOrme9en unternabm, III I'M
Siipen einem Sersleioen erle9fn.
GbemniB. 9ie in iGdiiiben
Observation-Disclosures beliebenoen cSeGi-
itsn priOatidulen iino auf Serfiigung
bes Miniheriums seidloiien poroen.
9eipsia. Der @ereiu Sd6iiider
GemeinnebeOmten bat nit sunabf 1000
Marf grunotapital 81 Gbren ieines
%lanaiGbrisen 9oriiBenben, Stanbes.
beamten 2ouis S6neioer bier, cine
na6 hieiem benannte Giiituns er-
rihtet. Ser alio @eebrte bat betimmt,
baB bic 3inien idbrli6 su unters
fiiibunsssmeden fir beoiirfti9e 9erufs=
9enoiien oOer oeren Mittmen peruenoet
treroen iollen.
Npffen. Syn bieiiaen Grantenbauis
farb Der 8entier Garl Strie9ler aus
&leiiia, welder lid burd 3eiben Oes
Stieiels am SuBe eine tleine Wunoe
sugeSogen 6atte, ppour6 Blutper-
qiftunQ e%ntfanoen mar.
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Me&feu6nra.

S9werin. Seraog 0einri9 bon
M~edlenburs=S 4merin bat lid nit Der
a6nisin Wilbelmina Der Nieoerlanoe
nerlobt. Ser 9ersos III Elm Sobn Dee
TN Sabre 1883 perfOrbenen @roB=
bersoes Grisbrid Srana bes 3peiteu
unb eeilen nod lebenber Wittme @rob=
heraosiu Maris, elmer 9eborensn prin=
seiiin bon S4warsburs=8uboliaot; er
1T 1876 aeboren unb fiebt dig Sbsrf.
lieutenant beim Garoes Sdser.g Battalion
in potsbam.
par9im. Ser iunse @utsbeiiber
Garl @lanb in @rob=Sells sins nit
ieinem jinseren 9ruber, Dem Stub.
iur. gmil 8lanb. auf bic Saso. Ser
dltere 9ruoer psrlieB einen Mugenblid
feinen Stanoort uno erbielt pom Brit
Der, Der elm Wilb Dor fid ndbnte, einen
S6uB in Die 8ruf, ipeldber ben Sob
fofDrt berbeifiihrte.
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9reie Stdafe.

Sambure. @u GoblenidiIfen
lansten i'm bieiisen Safen wdbreno Der
eriien neun Monate an: in 1898 900.
in 1899 1103, in 1900 1868 G6iffe.
Sic Sammlung fir Die Notbleiben=
ben IN 8alpeiton, Ser, bat bier bic
Summe bon 20,61O Marf erseben.-
Seioe Snbaber Der bieiisen anseIebenen
Smport= uno grpprtfirma 2ubtpig II.
2orenB iino ipurlOs peridmunben. sic
baben 9roBe Observation-Disclosures
binterlaiien.-Sas S6mureeri6t per=
urtbeilte ben tpesen grmorbung oes
Sienimdodens Sburau aneetlaetsn
Sdnoler Seinri6 8u9bols tuesen Sobt=
f9laas gu IL Sabren 3udtbaus.
Bremen. Na9 elmer sUiiben Dem
Norooeutiden 2lopo unb Der 9amburs=
Nmerita 2inie getroffenen 8erein-
baruns, Der lid bic Mebrsabl Der oeut=
i9en 8beoereien anseidloiien bat, treten
fortab fir ben @ustaui1 bes Slaagen=
9ruBes auf See fir bic S6iffe Der
beuti9en Sanbelsmarine beionbere 8or=
idrifteu in Strait. Die bestueden, ben
GlaasensruB smiiden oeuti6en 9an-
belsi6iffen allsemein obliaatorii6 gu
MAIDEN.
2Ibed. Ser sroBe preis III auf
Der Barrier Weltausielluns fur lire
gorfibrungen auf Dem 8ebiete Der
6ffentltd en- 8eiunobeitspileae Der 2an=
besueriiderunssanfalt Der 9aniaidote
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our aufnabme ueiblider 2unsenfrante
oienen fOll, muroe jinsf benz 8etrie5
iibergeben. Sas 9eim 1T aroB aenug
our @ufnabme bon iiber 100 Granfen,
Dorldufi9 iollen inoeiien erit so Yer=
fonen bort untersebra9t tperben. 9ie
9autoften besiffern iid auf iber 2CO.s
900 Marf.
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8aOea.

Garlsrube. Yor Sturgeon tparen
es SO Sabre, ieit Der 8oli1ano Der bic
ii9en @roBbersoaliten Gentrali6ul.
os=8ermaltuna. Sberrednunssratb
@err, feline 2aufbabn i'm haatliden
SienHe be9ann. aus oieiem Nnlaiie
tuuroe Der Subilar BON Nab unb 5ern
be9lidmiini6t.
Son fan5. Sn Der bieiiaen Gle
berei uno Maidineniabrif fonnten an
,einem Samiiag gbeno Die g0bne nidt
ausbeaablt merben, neil oas 3u oieiem
3mef belimmte 8elo, mebrere Sauieno
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1oblen tpDroen mar.
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gang tootete lid Der Gellner Geors @raI
aus Niirnbers ourd einen SduB in's
Sers. leter bas MutiD 1T nidts be-
fannt.
pfor56eim. Ser baoiide Sber=
fdulratb bot seiiattet, oaB Elm junaes
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rubber Mdoden9pmnaiiums, in oas bic,
fise &nabenspmnaiium auisenDmmen
murDe.
&iebbeim. Nuf ieiner Sodseits=
reiie fiirste Der Gefonom Noam 3obl
bel gngen, Sdmeis, in einen GeiIel be,
GieBba6fdlle uno ertranf.
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0eferref&.

@ien. 2ebtbin III ben Mdo9en Der
gintritt als orbentli9e S1ilerinnen
In bic allsemeine 9btbeiluns Der Gunf=
getperbefduIe ces Oeferrei9il9en Mu=
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list porben. Ser &aufmann Siioor
Steiner, Der ii9 i'm pprisen Sabre mad
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ridgefebrt mar, tuuroe tuegen 8erun=
treuung unb betriseriiden 8anterotts
gu bret Sabren f9tperen Gerfers per=
urtbeilt. @rcBineufrielle Sig
numb G6osberger III in Solge zines
Sdlasanfalles ~9efiorben.
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bat benz Selbmarf9all= lieutenant /. g.
&ubplpb Sitter 2atterer b. 2intenburg
bic Semilli9ung CUR @ornaGme ted
niider 8Orarbeiten fir cine als 9rabt=
feilbabn beraufellenoe 8abn bon einem
smiiden Der Gbolerafapelle uno Der
arainerbiitte 9elssenen puntte oes
9elenentbales auf ben Soten 2inofosel
(giiernes Sbor) auf Die Sauer BON
ieds Monaten ertbeilt.
Grimm. Nnbier III 9r. 3uoolpb
b. Soma, prOfeiipr am eriten beutiden
Staatsspmnaiium, i'm glitter bon AZ
Sabren pl6slih geltorbeu. Sr. b.
Soma mar elmer Ger beoeutenoiten Gin
suiiten Seterreids.
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Garenbad fiiirste lid auf Der Strede
8uoape1=@ ien in einem Infall bon
Srriinn bonn fabrsnoen giienbabnsua
unb blieb seridmettert auf benz 9abn=
bamm lieeen.
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iunobsitspfle9e in 8reslau erbielt bic
Mllsemeine &ettungsgeiellf6ait In
Snnsbrud bic b0diie Nusseidnung,
ndmli9 bas %gbrenoiplom CUR soloenen
Meoaille.
2arlsbab. Sn elmer Sibung oes
hieiiaen Stabtperorbneten= G olleaiums
tpurbe beidloiien, bic Mineralmaiier=
b%erienoung mieOer sllr 8erpa9tung
aussui6reiben. Sic bisberise Pddterin,
bic Sirma 20bl Sdottldnoer in 8res=
Tau, aablte Der Sabr IFS, 900 Gulben;
Der Yadt lduft am 81. 9eaember 1901
alb. SIN abselaufenen Sabre puroen
1878, 818 Slaiden Wineralmaiier uno
1867 2ilo Sprubelfal3 absefeBt.
Oebenbnra Ser @ahuirtb
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@nrftem6erQ.

Stuttgart. Sabisr taate bic Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING bes GpangeltI6en
8unbes fir Wiirttemberg. Ser Wiirt=
tembersiide 9auptperein sdblt 119
Srtspereine; bic 8eiammtmitalieber=
aabl betrdat 13,500.-9er @eneral=
aoiutant, General Der Nrtillerie Sein.
rid Sreiberr b. MOlsbera besing iein
5~Ojdbrises MilitdrOienit Subildum.
Sreiberr b. Molsbers lit elmer Der leB=
ten na9meisbaren 9lutspermanoten
SoDann @utenbergs, bes grfinoers Der
8udoruderfunfi.
Jriebri9sbafen. @raf 3eppe'
lins grfinbuns bes lentbaren Suit
idiifs III jebt in tompetente 9dnoe
iiberaeeangen. Sie preuBiide Militdr=
perwaltung bat benz fGmdbiiden gr=
finoer=@rafen fein luftiges Gabrseu9
absefauft linb miro bic geriude bamit
auf Dem Sempelbofer Seloe BEL Berlin
fortieBen.
@unbeIsbeim. 9ie Straftam-
mer b%erurtbeilte bic Sc Sabre alte Srau
bes Sriieurs Wa9er au brei Sabren &C.
fdn9nib, neil Die Grau ibren iedsidb.
ri9en 2naben auf's @rauiamie mfg
hanbelt bate: lie {hlua iba nit hem