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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
II. G. Fuller. Living Near Nevada,
Takes Lnudanum With Suicidal

Special to Times Republican.
we'll known farmer living about three
miles north of Nevada. attempted to
commit suicide Saturday by taking
laudanum. He took the poison in Ne
vadl and overestimated the dose so
that it failed to kill him. Prompt med
ical assistance soon put him out Of
danger, altho he is still under its eff
fects. Domestic troubles are supposed
to be the cause of the deed.
Thomas Quinn, one of the oldest set
tiers of Story county. died at his home
in this city last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
Lake CITY News.
W..
Special 10 Times -kepubiican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Lake City. March 13.-This city yes
terday was running two voting places.
each with a different election. At the
city hall the rlen We're voting on eNpan-
sion. At j. b. snilth's real estate office
We're the polls for the election OF three
school directors At the latter place
there was considerable interest, as two
tickets were uI3
Saturday night. at the opera house,
Mr.. w. A. Townsend, president of the
First National Bank. seized and threw.
down stairs a man by the name Of
Charley Haser who. Mr.. Townsend al
leges, was drunk ard asleep while the
performance was going on. Mr.. Hager' s
collar bone WAS broken and his arm dis
located. What will be the outcome OF
this Vet remains 10 be seen.
Much .i,.csss, is shown in Inca politi-
cal affairs here The question of tenn
peranee seems 70 be the leading one
The present mayors term expires and
the good people xpeet to put i'll a tenn
,perance man Al The coming election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
carroll News.

Special to Times Republican.
Carroll March, 49, Sunday night The
Carroll band, assisted by Charles Jones,
former leader of the band. gave a
grand concert at Germania opera
house. The house was Well filed and
the audience Was we'll pleased. Mr..
Jones Will leave soon for Cincinnati.
where he will play cornet for one Of the
queen city's bands the coming season.
G. G. Coleolo and Mayor Peasant
gave a stag party to about fifty of their
friends Saturday evening at the home
of the former. After a fine repas, pro-
gressive Whist took up the time Of the
company until The lights gave warning
that Sunday was near at hand and all
departed for home. feeling that they
had been We'll entertained
The new time card of the C. & n. w.
throws several new train crews at Car
roll: also several more engines. and it
is thought that we will get the new
round house this year sure.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
Good Duck Hunting.

Ruthven. March 13.-Indications for
an early spring are good. The snow is
all gone and the weather fine. large
focks of ducks and geese can be seen
flying north and those who are fond of
hunting are beginning to look out for
some sport.
The funeral OF the youngest son of
Patrick Hoben was held from the Cath
Ollie. church Sunday and the largest pro-
cession ever witnessed by Ruthven fol-
lowed the ramains to the cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
Railroad Bridge Carried Away.

Special to Times Republican,
Allison. March 13.-The railroad
bridge across the Shell Rock river on
the Chicago Great Western about two
miles this side of clarksville, was
washed away Sunday afternoon about
70 O'Clock. Since the thaw the river,
which was very low, has been rising
and also the ice breaking up. The pas
senger train going east at 10:45 p m.
went down as far as he river and let
off passengers. who We're transferred to
Clarksville, which is as far as the
freight going west can go. Monday the
wagon bridge across the same river a
mile north WAS reported condemned.
The railroad bride was an old wooden
structure built years ago. 1t viii prob
ably be replaced by a new iron bridge.
There is some talk of farmers in
stitute being held at Shell Rock the
latter part of the month.
Charged With Violating. the Law.
Special TO Times Republican.
Nevada. March 13.Sl,s. W. j. zahn.
owner of the local cigar factory. has
brought a charge of violating the fed
eral law against Shuttleworth Bros.
druggists of this city, before the regu-
lar inspector, who is to be in Nevada in
a few days to investigate the case. The
nature of the offense as claimed by
Mrs. Zahn. is that Shuttleworth Bros.
have been selling other cigars cut OF
her boxes and under her bells contrary
to law. The object in doing so. it is
claimed. is to curtail the sales of Mrs.
Zahn's goods, and is caused by feel
| ing of resentment on account of the
fact that Mrs. Zahn has just recently
opened up new retail store, thus Sc
curing share of the patronage which
formerly vent to Shuttleworth Bros.
Death ofJ. :. Whitman.
Oskaloosa, March 13.-J. S. Whitman.
state deputy of the Modern Woodmen OF
America, died at his home in this city
Sunday night of an Illness that resulted
from severe fall sustained couple
of months ago. Mr.. Whitman removed
to this city from Des Moines about a
| year ago and at once became identified
| with the interests of the Modern Wood
men of this county, Ottumwa and 9th
| er neighborng cities. He has been very
popular with all classes of people and
has been singularly successful in his
work of building up the order. He
leaves a wife and a son. The remains
will be shipped to Des Moines Tuesday
morning for the funeral and interment
and will be cared for by the Modern
| Woodmen lodges of Oskaloosa and Des
| Moines
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
Death at BANCROFT.

Special to Times Republican
Bancroft, March 13.-Jurgen Reimers.
a wealthy and respected citizen of this
place, is dead. The funeral occurred
Saturday at $3.50 D. m.
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sent free to any address by
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Baby s Voice

she looks forward to it with indese
the danger, pain and horror of cl
/" MOTHERS FRIEND scientih,
passed this great crisis in perfect S
The sun., 1900-02-07
WHAT WOULD HE DO?
From the Evening Journal of Yesterday.

From the Evening Journal of Yesterday.
Bryan is man without policy. He
is simply an objector and dissurber; q
man with one moving idea-to create
discomfort with whatever is, in hope that
in the turbulence to follow be may be-
con- president.
What he would do to remedy the ills
he alleges he does not state. He is ever
contradicting and finds it necessary to
constantly explain what he means. Some
months ago, when he did not know how
the American people would decide, he
WIS outspoken against what he called
expansion. Finding that the people were
not in accord with him he began to ex-
plain that it was not expansion in T.
Philippines he objected to, but imperial
i4m in Cuba. Then, when President
Mckinley declared that he must adhere
to our policy Of freeing the Cnbans ano
preparing them for self-government. he
began to complain that we did right tc
take the Philippines, but now We mus
leave them to their fate, or, as he ex
presses it, leave them to work out thei
own destiny.
The sun., 1900-02-07
SEWALL VI. BRYAN.

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
w hen Arthur SeWall, the Maine ship.
builder, was nominated for the Vice.
Presidency on the Bryan ticket in 1896,
Democratic newspapers described him as
"a business man o. eminently sound judg-
meht and wide acquaintance With practl-
cal affairs. According tothe Eastern or
gans Of Organism he furnished exactly
the sort of ballast the ticket needed and
his presence ON it was an assurance that
the reoFganized D. M cracy could be
trusted to administer the government
with due regard for the welfare Of all
legitimate business interests.
This may seem triflle like ancient
history, but it is worth recalling in view
-of some interesting remarks which the
same Mr. Sewall has Just been making
in San Francisco interview. "Mr. Nc
kinley will be renominated and re-
elected" declares the former Democratic
Vice Presidential nominee. THE coun-
try has been too prosperous to warrant
any hope of change in the national ad-
ministration, and people are slow to take
up reforms when times are ae good as
they are at present. II this is not trea-
son to Organism il ia at any rate lese
majeste of the most aggravated sort,
I1tIt we HaNe blle peTeHHldi ITeslueubla
candidate touriny the country and tell
ing voters that they are ground down
impoverished, unnamed and otherwise
maltreated under the iniquitous golc
standard. And while this flood of pessi
mistic oratory is in full How, Bryan
former running mate cheerfully observer
that times are SO good" that it is iutil,
TO expect the people to indorse Bryan
ism!
This is bad enough, but there is ever
worse to follow II have always favored
the acquisition Of the Philippines sine
the Paris treaty" shamelessly observe
Seaall. ''The United States shoult
stand with the Administration in al
that is being done to ho!d the Philip
pines; they are worth retaining" Thi
is a thrust under the fifth rib Bryan i
sure that expansion will tin'sh the ruiz
Of country already on the downwart
road. Sewall declares that the who'll
Nation should uphold the policy of an
nexaton on the ground that this vii
increase the prosperity that aread
exists.
The sun., 1900-02-07
Events Tonight.

"The Heart OF Chi eago,n Grand Opera House
Vaudeville oclstader's
Delaware Lodge, d, o. ii.
Usage Tribe, l, .. r. N.
Daughters of Levi, l., L. o. A.
Wimii gton Divi ion, L. K. ST ]. and NJ.
Chrlstiana Council, X. A., Red Mems HALL
Christian scientists.
delaware Council, G. B. L.
Hope Loan Association.
Wllml gton Typographical Union.
ieutal Lodge A. +. A. NJ. Masonic Temple.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. W., Work man S
Hall.
njsx Lodge, o, G. G., Masonic Hail..
sheridan Post. q. A. X.
Hope Lodge /. o. o. r., Odd Fellows Hall.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of p 703 King street.
franklin Circle Of U,, Fourth and King
Streets
Champion Lodge, X. Of p, 7O3 King street.
Delaware Council, Y. U. A. NJ, Fourth and
s Naomi Lodge, R. D. 0. 0. f.. odd Fellows
Hall,
Young Mems Democratic Club, Sl7 Market
street.
smyth Circle, Ladies' of the G. A. R., Third and
King ST. eets.
Gtrman Beneficial Society. No. ., German
Hall
81. Andrews Council. L. 0. R. c., Fifth and
Shipley streets,
Mattahoon Tribe, I. o. R. NJ, Red Mems Wig
VAIN.
Mt Calvary Rncampment, X OF St. J. and M
6l2 Shipey stIeet.
star Of Bethlehem Lodge, L. o. l., $50 Orange
street
Welcome Council Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, Eden
Hall.
The sun., 1900-02-07

Wilmington & Northern Commuta-
tion and Mileage Tickets.
Formerly sold only at general offices
OF the company are now on sale at ticket
lice, French Street Station.
The sun., 1900-02-07
How,s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hal's Catarrh Cure.
+. j CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o.
WALDING, KiNNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, y.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi
monias free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-02-07
FOT BENEFIT OF SKATERS.
Engineer IIeisen Suggests That
Flushing Pipes be Placed
Along the Brandywine.

Flushing Pipes be Placed
Along the Brandywine.
Park Engineer Leisen's suggestion to
have flushing pipes placed in position
along the Brandywine above Barley dam
from both the city and Leafs races tor
the purpose of flooding the ice on the
Brandy wine was brought bef re the meet
ing of the Park Commissioners .yester-
day afternoon. This would be Tor the
benefit of the many skaters. The idea
would be to flood the ice every night
after the skaters had retired so as to put
a fresh surface on it for the next days,
sport.
The matter was presented by the ex--
ecutive committee which also reported
that it had discussed the matter OF the
proper kind of building for a refectory
in Rockford Park aud also the opening OF
Park avenue to the Kennel pike.
Another matter was that the park
superintendent had been authorized to
write to the Police Co nmissioners re.
qnesting them to place patrol signal
box at Eden Park. Engineer Leisen re.
ported that cinders had been placed
along the southerly boundary road and
also on Rockford Park dive and Jtssnp's
road for repairs. A box cuvelt was
placed under Rockford Park drive.
Park Engineer Leistn presented his
annual report which was orderec
printed.
Treasurer Richardson presented hi'
monthly report which showed balance
from the last report Of $5,028.70, receipts
OF $l20.Sl, expenditures Of 81, ,l57 AZ, ahc
balance If $3, ,992 09, a five weeks pa,
roll Of 1888 so was passed.
The sun., 1900-02-07
THE KENTUCKY CRISIS.
q nc Evening star 81 Philadelphia.

n From the Evening Star of Philadelphia.
z% While the death of Senator GoebeI r.
moves one of the claimants to the Office
of Governor of Kentucky, it does not by
any means settle the dispute, as the
mantle OF the late opponent of Governor
Taylor has fallen upon the shoulders of
the young man who ran for Lieutenant
Governor upon the same ticket with
tioebeI, and who has now assumed Il. e
dead leaders, position, and has been
sworn in by the Democrats Of the State.
The change is one not likely to increase
the chances of the Democracy securing
the Governorship of Kentucky, as tile
new leader lacks the forcefulness Of
character which marked Senator Gnebel,
and will be apt to be more OF follower
of his faction rather than leader. The
people OF the country are largely with
Governor Taylor in the present conflict,
for the reason that they feel he vas hon
estly and justly elected to the position
There are some who think he should have
given away at once, and permitted the
matter to rest until the people had an
opportunity at the polls to ,xpr ss TIL, ir
condemnation OF a law which permitted
such destructionuf the peoples rights,
but there is no assurance that even ifthe
people voted To sustain the position of
Governor Taylor, that such vote would
be allowed to stand or would be counted
as the exp eSsinn Of their wishes. The
Law under which the followers OF Goebel,
and which bore Ills name, indcated even
before ballot had been cast for Cover
nor, that unless the wishes and desires
of the Goebelltes were triumphant at the
polls, there would be setting aside oi
the verdict of t. e people, and the pres
ent difficulty has occurred because OF the
attempt to carry ont this most infamous
law. Senator Goebel is dead, hut the
law for which he fought, and OF which
he was the chief exponent, still lives,
and until il is repealed, root and branch
t ere will exist the same liability tc
trouble which has brought Kentucky tc
the verge OF civil war.
The sun., 1900-02-07
weekly Boxing Shows.

The Broadway Athletic Club proposes
to start weekly boxing exhibitions in
the Academy Of Music, Wilmington, be-
ginning Thursday night, February Is.
conner for Wilmington, but, as Manager
Lew Bailey comes highly recommended
as to the quality of his shows in Phila
delphia and Chester, it is altogether
probable that he will win equal success
in this city. The names Of the contest.
ants will be announced later. The prices
will be %, 80 and ST..
The sun., 1900-02-07

Reduction All sizes in pat
ent lie a h e r
In shoes for $2,
$2. SO and $3. so,
Shoes. reduced from
IS, $6 and ~.
Some patent leather shoes,
latest styles, IS, $6 and ~,
with as per cent off. Double
soled tans, in Russia calf,
Zoola calf, oil grain balls and
bluchers, IS, $6 and 81,
with rs per cent off, making
them 1915, 81. SO and IS. rs.
Heavy enamels in Balls and
Bluchers, IS, $6 and ~,
with rs per cent discount.
These shoes are stylish, and
we have a good stock foi
selection; it will pay you to
come and look at them be.
fore hey are all gone.
Closed evenings at 6 ex'
cept SATURDAYS.
The sun., 1900-02-07

= AI4 W -A-( AN - ~ ~ - n u q
ESTABLISHED lS43.
j. &c j. N.
HA.RM|AN,
4I0 sfkGEeer. fk4Ger
$1.OO
A few
sets Of regular $3.50
dining chairs will be
closed out at $1.OO|
each. These are oak,
brace arm, cane seat
and carved back.
We shall also clean
up this week on brok-
en- sets Of !, 2, 3 and
4 each, cane andleath-
er that were from
$3.50 to SIS each.
Now just one-half the
price.
$500
Our
Hat Racks start in a.,
s. and up to 1928.
New line now on the
floor in golden oak,
French bevel mirrors,
heavy brass hat hooks
and all with box seats
a n d lid. Splendid
values at IS 50, $40.
$12 and $15.
$2.25
And
So 90 for the hest car.
pet sweeper on the
market. A new fea-
ture is the self-oiling
device and we would
; like to show it to you
They are made to
sweep carpets clear
and they do it. You
know ihele are 9
: great many that dc
not.
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Wemeite Na1ri1ten.

sSn Der Sienitas Na6t bat Elm Minb=
lturm in Canton, O., idperen Sda=
ben an9erib!et. geinabe Elm Dubeno
6duler tpuroen seritDrt, cine Menae
6enfer ein= rno sbiloer tpesseblaien.
Cine eanSe Reibe i'm gau be3riffenar
6duIer iiiirste Elm. Cine 5bos. Bruce
seb6renoe S6eune ipuroe 100 SUB BON
ibrem 6unoament wesseblaien.
9lud in Walli0on bat Der Winofurm
libel gebault. Samuel Stern's 0aus
uno Sheune tpuroen bemolirt uno Elm
9beil bon Slper Yot's Saus wease-
blaIen. gbenio bat bic staats= Srren=
anitalt S6aoen gelitten, inoem bic
Slide tbeilmeiie Serf0rt muroe.
Sn Der Ndbe bon Melbourne an Der
3Ife bon Nultralien lit oas britiide
SegelI6iff Sierra Nepaoa" nit elmer
9eiubuns bon % damn unterseean=
GEL.
Sir Die gn9ldnber 9ibt es weiteren
Srubel in Snoien. IS mubte cine
farte 9btbeilun9 Heeierun9struppen
aesen ben Stamm Der Waairis ent.
ianot weroen. tpelder iid an Der of
ebaniiden @rense in bDbit unaE9e=
nebmer Weiie benertbar ma6t.
eSm Sranspaal riift Qoro Goberts
nit ieiner 9eualtieen Mrmee lan9lam
uo1 uno Die Yuren sieben iid. an alien
Yunften bartndfi9en Mioerltano lei=
teno uno ben 8riten empfinbli1e
Gblappen beibrinseno, nad &roonitab
Suriif. Wan erluartet, oaB es bel bie=
lem plaBe 81 einem grDberen 3uiala=
lnentDb tommen tpiro.
Sn elmer 8eriammllln9 in Waibine=
ton, an melber lih berporra9enoe Ge=
natoren uno 8eprdientanten betbeilis=
ten, puroe beiblolIen, ben jebt auf
Dem Wese nod ben Ser. Staaten be-
finbli1en Srieoens Gonmilidren Der
Suren einen sroBarti9en uno feItlihen
@mpfang gu bereiten.
Gum sroben MiBoersniieen, ia Gnt=
lleben Der Mominiltration lit Der idon
elm babies 8ubenb Ifal toot 9eiaate
Nguinaloo pl0Blib mieoer auf Den
Ybilippinen aufsetaudt uno iammel1
cine neue Wrmee.
eSn Gbarlotte. N. g., liuo am 9iens.
tag in ei,lem Maeasin 1900 Ba0er
BaumnoGe perbrannt. Ser Gerluf
betrd9t SIS, 900.
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Da Yrdiioent Me3inlep dbnlihe

Da prdiibent MeRinlep dbnlihe
Wahtbefugniiie iiber bic Ybilippinel,
ausiibt. tpie Die 06niain Wietoria als
2ailetn BON sfnoien iiber bieles 2ano,
Ito f0nnte er lid bod aud alei1 Den
Sitel .Raiier Der pbilippinen" belize
aen. Die Rrpne ,pdre aud leibt su
beidaffen, troboem bic Saroinen uno
Der @auar i'm Breiie seltieeen. Sm
Ga0e Der Notb tpiiroe ia Der, 8lehtruli
oas n0tbise Waterial liefern.
uniere iebiae Nationalpolitit lit bod
cine unbeareiflihe. sShr sufolae erbdlt
0a,paii einen 0ertreter i'm gonareB
uno porto &ieo miro nit elmer Gom=
miilion abaeferti9t. melbe jene SnIel
tpobl Dor Der goninilfration. aber niht
Dor benz @onereb pertreten barf. llno
babel bat Oamaii nur 100000 Gin-
,uohner, lpdbreno Porto &ico beren
nabesu eine Million sdblt. Wdbreno
nun 9atpaii als 5erritorium bebanoelt
miro, nit ben beiten Musiihten, balb
Staat su iperoen, iit Yorto Hico ,peoer
Stadt. Serritorium nod ionlt etmas
unter Dem ameritanilden SDfem. gs
bat feinen oiiisieaen Namen, auBer bas
vNolt bon pprto Gieo" uno fann lih
peoer su ben Ser. Staaten re6nen,
nod nebt es auBerbolb oerielben.
Sie @rpanlion brinet INNER neue
Roitenrehnunaen. Sept muB 0a=
maii's Staatslbulo I'M getraae bon
$4, 100000 9etilgt meroen, Die mir nit
Der @inperleibuug Der 6awaiil6en Sns
leln iibernommen baben. Serner boz
ben bic Ser. Staaten, laut Yeltim.
mun9 oes ipanilben Ssrieoeuspertra=
ses, alle yniptiide su befrieoi9en. Die
mdbreno bes Muiitanoes auf CUBA bort
ameritanilAen 8iir9ern auf 8runo bon
giaentbumsseritOruns ober iunitieer
Shdbiguna aeaen Die fpanii6e Gesie
run9 ertpahien maren. 9ie beaiieli-
hen Noroerln9en baben anaeblib be.
rsits bic Sobe bon $4,000, 600 er=
reibt. llnb nsnn auh Die meilten bie=
ier Joroerunaen iebr iibertrieben iino
uno itart beihnitten tperoen ln6sen. 10
mirb bod, nm Die iibernolnmenen ger=
pflibtungen su erfiillen. neniaitens
ein Eubeno .Millionen beaablt peroen
miilIen.
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Stc 0en,ofrati5d,e Staats.
Convention

mirb. laut geidlub oes oemofratiiGen
Staats=@entral=@ =@omites. am IL. uno
Is. Suni in Columbus abgebalten mer'
ben. Sie 3abl Der Seleeaten ribtet
lib nod ben fir Mc9ean ab9eaebenen
Gtimmen uno Slpar einen Deleaaten
fiir je 500 Gtimmen. Sic Yertreter
bon @upaboaa County ,pollten Die Der=
tretung nod Der Nnjabl Der bel Der
lebten Yrdlioentenwabl abaeeebensn
-Stimmen bemeHea baben, aber bieier
8orihlas ,puroe bon Gol. 0ia be=
tdmpft. oer ertldrte, Die lebte Wabl in
@leuelano babe beuielen, oaB Nsrrd=
tier in Der partei lsien. inoem 25, 900
weniser Simmer abeegeben tpurosn.
als in Der Uorber9ebenoen rdlioenten=
wabl, uno oab 9eierteure befraIt uer,
ben miiien. Die Mbitimmun9 mar
IL al 6 gu 8unItsn bes Me2ean 8o=
tulns.
9ie probiloriiben geamten Der Cons
BENTON tueroen fem:
Boriiber = %. g. Suntineton bon
Columbus.
Setrctdr -2e,pis &eemelin bon Gin
cinneti.
Serseant=at.grnls = Sobn Megar=
tbD bon Defiance.
grfer Nlliitent-So9n S. SoDce bon
Columbus.
3peiter 9(iliitent - Sobn Soobep
bon Oapton.
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HusIaub.

3ur Jeier Der 0rueiahristeit bes
heutlhen Rrpnprin;en, Die am Srnntae
erfelste. waren in Berlin pieie pctentas
ten serlammelt, pie Gaiier Jrans Sclrpt
pon Seferreih, 0rpbfirlt gcntantin
BON Nublanp, Der RSnis RON Sahien,
prin5= =Negent BON BAYERN u. {: N. Nn,
,rarmfen murpen pom gplfe 8ailer 5ran,
Spiepb ano @robfiirif Gunfantin be,
sriibt.
Der Sferreidifde 8aiIsr 5rans Sclepb
1T am 4. 0sai in Berlin einsetreffen, um
fer @rceidbrieteits, grfldruns ees reut-
fhen &rcnprin,en tei3u,pubnen.
Sn 8iel piro cine sroee pan;erplatz
tens6abrif anselest werpen, bic in rieier
lrssie(len Branhe NIT BEN Rrupp'Ihen
gSerfen fDnfurriren Mill. Drcminente
ShiHstauer fno an benz lluteruebmen
betbeilist.
Muf Der Snicl Scrfum, auBerbalb
emoen, ipurce nit Der eesuns tes reutIhs
amerifaniihen &atels bespnnen.
Die @eltausitelluns in Yars besann
NIT einem srdBlihen unslGdsfau, bel
oem iehS gerirnen ibr 9eten perlcren
unb etma pier,is perlest wurpen. Das
ihone sSetter bate cine uasebeure Wen>
ihenmense auf ben 9lus us1ellinssplab sez
traht. Gine bSl,erne Bride, melde bic
@senue be Sufren nit elmer ySibe
Sbcp" Sertanp, brad ,ulammen unb
Fel auf bic unter ibr bersebenpen seute.
Ter fran3SiiIde 8riessininiiter @alifet
bat BEN @erfauf BON Gcsnac, atlpntb
unp 9Sermutb in ben &antinen Der &a=
iernen unc Wtilitarlaser perbpten. 0ein,
Bier unp aepfelmein piirien ater mad
srie ppr serfauft werren.
Shnbcn in Sritilh Columbia 1T spn
s'nem s7OO,OOOs5euer beimseiuht NOR
Fen.