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DOMESTIC.

Four girls were drowned az Ocean city.
Caleb Powers admitted having written a
letter stating that he was for an open
declaration of war.
chicago's bucket shops we're rsided and
400 people were carted to the police sta
ton.
Boston negroes, led by r'ii'an CLAYTON
Jewett, declared war on New Orleans.
and Will send a secret agent there.
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~, d. ana y. Trannferrea.

springfield. NJ. July Silt was off,
eially announced today that the transfer
OF the Peoria, Decatur ana Evansville
railroad 70 the Illinois Central took place
az midnight last night and that the latter
Load VIII now operate all lines OF the
PssriA Decstur and Evansvtlle.
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PRESIDENT D1Az NOTIFIED.

City Of Ne leo, July S1.-Count Magila-
no, the Italian minister here. today Of
hcially communicated the news Of the ae-
sassination OF King Humbert to pres .sp-st
Diaz, who fttngly replied. All the mem
beers of the diplomatic corps have called
on the italian minister and expressed
their sympathy.
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LOCAL.

An Alumni association OF the Unlyer-
sity of Virginia is to be organized In
Houston.
There were twenty-three rainy DAYS in
July with an aggregate rainfall of 14.s5
inches.
The italians of Houston take action
upon the assassination OF King Hum
bert.
The Business League has moved into
new quarters.
The r. +. and V. festival will BE- taken
up Immediately upon the return of Presi-
dent MacGregor OF the Business League.
The police have ordered the policy shoa
to close by August 4.
w. G. Laing. who suicided in Dallas.
was we'll known in Houston.
Some new industries to be located in
Houston.
Mr.. Richardson saws the r. II, Richard-
son & Son Lumber company has not as
signed or failed, as stated in Associated
Press.
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NATIONAL hanks ORGANIZE.

Two Hundred and Fifty-seven Have
Recently Begun business.
Washington, July a.-The records OF
the office of the comptroller OF the cur
rency show that since March IA last, 1t
approved 4es applications 10 orgazize Ma
tionh banks, OF which 257 have since been
organized and begun business. The
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TO CONTROL PRICES.
Cotton Planters Convention Calico
TO Meet I'm September.

Columbia, S. c., July Sl.-President
Wiioern OF the South Carolina Cotton
Planters association tonight issued call
for "a convention here in September. The
idea is to form organizations in every
township for united action OF cotton grow
ers with bankers, with a view TO market
Ing the crop through a longer period and
obtaining correct statistical information on
which TO base prices.
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BoERs PREPARING TO RETREAT.

Hon of United States senator Fight
ing with Them.
LONDON, July 3l.--The Lourenzo Marquee
correspondent of the Daily Express says;
THE Beers are preparing to retreat from
Watervalboven. Frank Pettlgrsw, son of
United States Senator Pettigrew, has
arrived here and has Joined Commandant
General Botha's staff"
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Went to Sec Rre.rrs vic.

New York, July 91.-The representative
of the italian consul went to Hoboken TO-
day to see the woman who says she is
the wife of Bressi the assassin of King
Humbert. The object of the visit was to
obtain information concerning the man
for use by the allan authorities in prose-
cutting the murderer
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MOVED ADDRESS no QUEEN.

London. july s1-Moying an address to
the queen with reference to the asslssina-
Il of King Hunlbert Of italy the pre-
mier, Lord Salisbury. said in the house of
fards today that anarchists are not con-
fSoed to amy one political opinion. He
said the last half OF the century had seen
the assassination OF three presidents Of re-.
publics and two monarchs.
1t was fearful thing" Lord Sails
bury said, TO contemplate this depth OF
human yiilainy beneath the smiling sur
fsce OF society, threatening the destinies
OF society in the early future"
The premier paid glowing tribute to
the character OK King Humbert, who he
said. had unnaggIngly worked for the
benefit Of his country aud people The
Assassination OF such man could not be
considered private revenge; II was moth
Ing nut that morbid thirst for notoriety
which Is the plague and curse OF modern
ciytiizstfon. which had lime and again
led mes 70 the commission OF the foulest
crimes and which threatened the very
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Princes. cantncuxene Has n SON.

ST. Petersburg, July St.-Princess Can
taeuzene granddaughter of the late ex-
President Grant and daughter Of Brigadier
General Frederick D, Grant, United States
army, gave birth to son weighing eleven
pounds JnlY q.
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sage to enable them to proceed to South
Africa 10 help the Beers. The anti-Br
ISM feeling Is s,1tong in the French An
titles.
dispatch from France announces that
Fort De France has been selected as one
OF the chief Ir.sitary and naval depots
and that 100000 francs have been voted
for defenses OF the islands.
Relations between capital and labor In
Martinique are severely strained. Trou-
Bile Is Teamed and the people are very ex-
cltable.
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KING EN- ROUTE TO ROME

Reggie Di Calabris, July 31-King VIC
tor Emmanuel III arrived here at noon
aboard his yacht, preceded by torpedo
boat which had been sent in search OF him.
The king started for Rome at o'clock
p. m,
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QUDEN rAINTED.

london, July 81 "A special dispatch
from Rome says that King Victor En-
manuel III arrived at Brindlsl today un-
expectedly. The dispatch adds that the
young queen tainted when informed of the
assassination OF King Humbert. The king
and queen started for Monza Immediately
after reaching Brindisi.
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, July Sl.-Eastern Texas-Part-
ly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday; light to
fresh southwesterly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Generally
fair Wednesday and Thursday: southerly
Winds
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FIr,t American conI.

st. Petersburg July s1-The flrst cargo
OF American coal imported into Russia has
arrived at Reveal for the use OF the war
vessels. Three hundred tons Of New river
coal has also arrived.
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SPORT.

Tho urairis chicken season begins to-
day: birds are reported scarce.
George Siler saws Terry McGovern has
made $4,000 in the past year
Mccoy and corbett are to hsht Au-
gust 90.
Catcher Warner Of the New York team
broke his arm while catching foul.
George Dixon had an arm broken in
the sixth round and gave up the night.
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ELECTION oRpEREp.
Cuba VIII Elect Delegates to Fran
Constitution.

Washington. July s1.--The war depart.
ment has Issued an order for general
election to be held In Cuba on the third
Saturday OF September to elect delegates
TO convention 10 be held in Havana on
tho first Monday OF November. This con-
yention is to frame and sdopt constItu-
ton for the people OF Cuba.
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No Action in Hoyt,s case.

Hartford. Conn, July S1,-'A hearlns
the case of Charles H, Hoyt' lhe v.
wright. who is confined in reirsss ., II
the insane here. was held today w, XII
Judge j. B. Freeman in the probate SO'7
No action was taken.
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SEVERAL LEGATIONS DESTROYED.

Paris, July s1.-According to dispatcher
received at the foreign office today the
Austrian, Spanish, Italian ana Holland le-
cations at PelSin have been destroyed aud
the French legation has been partially
wrecked. The attacks on the legations
ceased some days ago The emperor and
empress are living in Pekin.
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mon woRKnns on A srRrKp.
Notices Were Posted that Wage
Would BE Reduced.

lebanon, Pa, July 3i.-oyer 100 Iron
workers employed at the local works OF
the American Iron and Steel company
went out on strike today in Consequence
of posted notices stating that from August
the wages Of puddiers would be reduced
from u to - par ton
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WANT no HELp noERs.

Young Men Seeking Passage TO sovth
Africa.
Kingston, jamaica, July 81 --Advices
have been received here today from Mar
Unique to the effect that a large number
OF young men there have organized the
president of the French republic, NJ. Lou
bet asking him 70 furnish arms ana pas
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THE RAILROAps.

Nothing definite was done at the hear
ing at Austin in relation TO the shreve-
port situation.
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Means .....
nintrlct Axnrnr..
COMMITTEE REcoMMENDnD,
That Charges of Cowardice he Pres
ferred Against Policemen.

New Orleans, July 31.-The special CON-
mittee of the police board appointed to
investigate the conduct of the police Of.
fcers who we're detailed TO assist Cap.
tain Day in the arrest OF Charles, tho
negro murderer, Tuesday morning, end
VINO, if they had arrested him, would prob.
ably have prevented the riots in New Or.
leans, has recommended that charges II
cowardice be brought against Sergsan!
Aucoin, Corporal Trenchard Ohcers Can
trelle, Plncon and Perlier, ana Of desert.
ing his p.st against Detective Woodwork
in the affair of Friday when Sergeant Pro-
teous and OFFICER Lally were killed
New Orleans, July 31.--H. H, Baitet,
aged 65, an insurance solicitor, who va
shot by the negro Charles in the attack
on the house at Clio aud Saratoga streets
on Friday died today. This makes ss'si
men Charles killed, all white.
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rRANsvAAL.

Only es6 men surrendered to General
Hunter instead of 5000 as reported yes
terday.
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amount of bonds deposited to secured cir
culation Is 81. $50, $50.
The number organized with a capital Of
less than $4,000 is 1870 and with a cap
ital OF $4,000 or over II, the aggregate
capital involved being S13.650, 900.
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Cotton Rogion nn,n..,.

oh.'ed states department OF asrlculturs
weather bureau. cotton reeion tnua,I, so,
~, WENT -lour hours ending ut 3 m
10Th meridian time, yesterday d. ~
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General observations.

observations taken at all stations by tho
United ststes weather bureau. at s D, IN.
Yesterday. 18th meridian time,
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Sur groBen Nrmee.

Die Sadie Der Inn ibre unabbGngigs
fett tGmpfenOen 8peren bat einen
ihperen S9lag erIitten. @eneral Pss
trus SucubuS Soubert 1T in Pretorta
einem Rierenleiben erlegen. Der 8ers
itprbene, tpelder BON elmer dlten 9u9ea
npttenfamtlie itammte, tpurOe i'm Sd1'
re 1882 in Der Gapcolonie seboren,
uber idon als iiebenjdbriger Sndbe
na9 benz Sranjes6reiituat sebra4t.
8teipobl er in Ieiner friiben SugenO
ipenig S9ulunterri9t bate, eignete tr
ft9 in IpGteren Sabren bod tii9tige
&enntniiIe in Der 9ei9i4te unb frems
ben Sprd6en on.
Rah Der @innabme Ndtcl's burA
bic Sriten 5og bic SamiIie na4 oem
Srdnspaal, SOubert purbe bort 9iirs
ger unb mar als tii9tiger anfiibrer in
ben &dmpfen segsn bic Gingebprenen
betunnt. Die @insebOrenen fiir4teten
i'm i9liebli6 70, baB iie ii9 idOn er>
gaben, ipenn iie bios bOrten, 'er ite9e
an Der SpiBe. Sn bieien &dmpfen
iuurbe Soubert nit paul 8riiger bes
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StuOente (ure1t.

Die beiben 9autanten iteben nit
f4arf gei4liffeneH S4ldgern 5um
&f bereit. Sinter iebem itebt Der
Setunbant nit seaiidtem Saldger auf
ieinem poiten. @int9e S4ritte abs
feits bon Der Gruppe, aber 5ptihen
bic &Gmpfenben gleihmdbtg bur4s
blideno, itebt Der llnparteiii9e, binter
bieIem i'm tpeiten &reis beoba9tenb bic
gommilitonen Der &dmpfenben: bic
Corona. limb nun ertont bus Goms
manbo bss einen Sefunbanten: pNuf
bic Menfur! 8inoet bic Slin9en!" -
Die Setunbanten legen ibre S9ldger
in Barabe auf bic S9ld9er Der Paus
tanten, unb Der Setunbdnt bes Seq
ners antpprtet: y@ebunben iinb!" -
Sin neues Commando bes eriten Ses
funbdnten: .2ps!" = Die SetunbanT
ten seben bic &Gingen Der Sampler
frei, unb Der &f besinnt.
Der re9te Irm Der 8autanten, Der
ben Sdldger fii6rt, lit bur9 einen
buntlen, gepoliterten, Biz CUR S9ulter
rei6enben 5e4tbanbi6ub unb Subls
reibe SeiOenbinben geI9iiBt, unpers
punbbar unb felbit Elm Waittel Sur
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Rtefen uuo 3nerge.

SrGuIein See Sen pertDrpert in
fi9 5u gleicher 3eit SIt unb @eit; lie
tit nGmlib bas &inb zines 9ineiiI9en
8aters unb elmer beuti6enWutter unb
ipurOe 1880 gu Sontin seboren. Bel
idlanter, I6Dner @eItaIt ipiest iie bod
fdon 100 &tlosr. 3par piirbe Iie tbs
rem 2anbsmann @bang gu Sing,
Der 2,36 Wltr. NAB, nod ni9t iibers
ragen, ba iie erIt 1856 Mtr. dufSupeis
fen bermag, inSeB oerIpridt bic rssels
mGbige 3undbme BON ie 6 Gmtr. tpG6s
renb Der IeBten Sabre bieIe Sifferen5
mebr unb mebr I6pinben gu lafen.
Der ROrpeger Sls OlIen 1T bus
Glteite Mitglieb Der Sruppe, SGblt er
bod bereits 40 Gebensiabre. Mit Ieis
mem erniten @sii6t, benz ppblgepfIegz
ten Bart unb pOr allen nit Der SO
Gmtr. nidt ii6erIdreitenben @rObe
mutbet er in Ietnem san5en Deien ipie
cine iDmpatbiI6e 9eItalt aus Der nors
oiIhen WGr9entpelt an.
gBie Der RieIe Der 9eIellI9aft, 10 1T
aud beren sierlidItes MitglieO DON
beutIder Sertunft. DiGp Wenbt, ges
gentpGrtig 16 Sabre alt, lit elm 9lnbals
finer unb in SOtben aufgepa6ien; obs
ippbl gltern unb @eI9piiter cine bDls
Zig nurmale t0rperli9e Gntpidelung
uufpeiIen, 1T Dilb bel SO Gmtr.
SD6e iteben seblieben.
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g d { menfur.

parube. Cea 9aGs umI6lingt eine
bide, Iolibe Salsbinbe aus 2eber, bic
glusen iinb bur4 feitgei9nallte Paut'
6rillen peripabrt, 8ruIt unb llnterleib
burd Elm lebernes, gepplItertes S9urSs
fea gegen ben !9ieb ge6edt. Der eins
St9e bem 9lngriff blpbgeitelIte She'll
bes S0rpers 1T Der Sppf. Die Setuns
banten ba6sn bafiir gu Iorsen, bab bic
&Gmpfenben ibre Stelung ni9t pers
lai1en, nidt gu nabe aneinanber seraz
then unb bab Der Sampf unterbro9en
tptro, fobalb Elm pautant pertpunbet
1T. Sn man9en llniperiitGtsItGbten lit
es nod @ebrau9, in iebem iOI6en
SaIl gu conitatiren, buB nein 8Iutiger
geIsfen" bat.
Die 8ebingungen Der normalen
MtenIur Iauten bet ben dllgemein libs
li9en, ben fogenannten r@eittmz
mungsmenIursn" auf 10 Minuten, bel
Sontrubagen auf 30 Wlinuten pber
IBIS sur 9tbfubr". Die @9lGgers
tGmpfe lperben in norobeutI6en unis
perIitdten nit 9lodeni9ldgern, in Iiibs
beutI6en nit &orbI9Idgern in .pers
bdngter" guslage gefo9ten, 10 bab Der
banbdgirte glrm bas 9eii4t i9ibt.
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lung pereinigt. pie nur gang ipenige
Stdbte etne iol6e in sleiher Rei9bal>
tigteit dufpeiIen. Der Rosgarten be-
iiBt aud bic beriibmte goncils9rpnif
bes lllri9 bon Ri6entbal.
9lls Stanbquartier fir bereniali6e
Qusfliige au Dufer unb gu 2anb, nit
&abn ober Sampfer, 1T &onItana perz
mOge fetner Gage gerabe5u unperglet6z
lid. Sn fait unmittelbarer RGbe iit
Der lieblife llnterTee nit Der Sniel
Reidenuu, ben maleriIden, burgen=
unb f9lOfergetrDnten llfer66ben, ben
pielen tletnen StGbt9en unb Sommerz
friI9en Bis binunter an ben RbeinfaI.
Die perle Der Dielen ausflugssiele lit
aber bas SnTelibpll Der Iiebliben
nMuienope," bic aGI5eit sugGngli9e
Sommerreiioens bes babiIben 9anbesz
fiiriten, bic SnIel Mainau. @er bieie
StGtte bes Sriebens fennt, nit benz
i9Dnsn S4lob unb ben berrliben
pdrts uno 9drtenanld9en, mo Dram
gen uno Gitrpnen, pdlmen unb gebern
i'm Sreien iippig gebeiben, unb lper BON
bier aus See unb gllpen bur9 2prbeer
unb GbpreFen gei9uut, ben pirb es
INNER ipieoer bortbin sieben.
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ben umItanbsne Rbeintbortburm, bsr
alte DGdter Der Stdbt am Gbetnz
from; bann ous als lleberbleibIel Der
alten StdotbefeItigung nod ippbler9alz
tene S9nebt6or nit 3ipinser, elm
4dratteriitii9es Bib aus bem Gnbe
bes 13. Sabrbunberts.
Sin rei5enber Qnblid barmpniI6er
8erIdmel3ung bes 9tlten nit benz Wto>
bernen lit bic aIte &pnItanSer Snfel
nit ibrem i9ottigen, ieeumTpiilten
@artenpurt, beFen Rei3e einItens I6on
&aiier Marimilian 1. ipGbrenb ieiner
glntpeienbeit beim Rei9stag 1907 10
fe9r gu ihGBen pubts, baB er ii1 ppn
Der biI40fli4en Pfala, pp er ppbnte,
einen eigenen Sang mad Der Sniel
bauen lieb. Die RGume be5 bier i'm
Sabre 1886 erri9teten 0ominitanerz
Hooters IinO beute in elm mobernes Soz
tel, bas SnIslbotel, umgeitaltet.
Neben bem geIdt9tli9en Panpramu
Der &onItan5er 8ergangenbeit, ipie es
in ben Sresten bes gonciliumsIaales
i'm &aufbaus unb benen i'm &reuagang
bes Sniel9otels geboten ipiro. beiiBt bic
Stabt nod cine S9Dpfung eigener 4rt
i'm RosgurtenmuIeum, bic Iie Der
SpferlpilIisteit Der 8iirger perbantt.
8us INNER fir bic gnttpidelung Der
Stabt unb Der 8obenIee9e9enb in
naturz unb culturbiitoriI9er ipipie in
0eI4iatli6er 8eaiebung bon SntereFe
Tetn lam, 1T bier gu elmer @erIammz
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Sbere Wi drft.

Sriumpbaug bonn nGOnciliumsiddl"
aus bic GdHen Der Stabt our45og.
Seute 1T bic peite SaGIe fir groBe
sSeitperIammlun9en uno IusiteIungen
eingert6tet unb lift nit ben i9Dnen
biTforiI9en 5rssten, bic 8ilber aus
bem Gulturleben unb Der 9eI6i9te
bes alten unb neusn &onI nItan3 borfiibs
ren, auf @inbeimiibe unb Srembe unz
geI9pGhte an8iebungstraft aus.
Mitten in Der Stabt lit elm gar
maleriI6er PlaB, Der Sbere Martt,
flantirt BON biftoriI9 bentpiirbisen
SGuIern, gum Sbeit NIT biibf9sn Rez
naifuncegiebeln.
@9pn in ben Glteiten 3eiten mar Der
,,Sbermartt" bic Malitdtte, Offentli6e
@eri6tsitGtte, unb Der SammelplaB
bon Obrigteit unb 8iirgeri9aft bel
-@eT6ellen unb 9el0ffen." = Gur
tpenige S9ritte bapon fefelt jeoers
manns gtufmertIamteit bus Ratbbaus
init Der Stabttanalei, Elm IhDner Res
naiKancebdu aus bem 16. Sabrbuns
bert. Die sipeigiebelige, maBpou pros
filirte 5aFabs, bic romaniI6en 9ogens
fenIter, bic fd6nen 3enaifanceornaz
mente uno bas prd9tige f4miebeetz
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tdnnt unb befreunost. 1896 purbe ct
8icezprGfbent bes Srunspuul. 1881
I9lug sr Sir 9sorg golleD BEL Mdju6a
Sia Suriid uno pdbrenb Srii9er's
9l6ipeIenbeit, 1883-1884, in europa
fiibrte er bic prdfOenti9aft. Sas
Sauptperbienit SOubert's Inn bic Res
publit beItanb in elmer ipitematifh:n
SrganiIirung ibrsr Streittrdfte. Gr
tbetlte bic Rspublit in II MilitdrzDes
partements, Iorgis fir bic 8etpaffnung
Der 9iirger nit ben neueIten Sefpe6ren
uno 9lni4uffung GROCER Munitionsa
borrdtbe. 10 bab bic 8peren Iofort loss
i6lugen tonnten. Qln ben 9roben Sic
gen, pel6e bic 8oeren in Ratal iiber
bic Gngldnber erfodten. bate Soubert
Sipar teinen Oirecten glntbeil, ba feline
llntersGenerGle bort befebligten, ullein
bic Sriegstii9tieteit Der 8oeren
1T gum grDBten She'll Ietn @ert unb
barum 9ebiibrt ibm aud Der 2orbeer.
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&onfan5.

Seine Der beutf9en @tGbte fat cine
10 eigenartige Gage pie &pnitan5.
Qluf brei Seiten BON fdpei5eriI4em
9ebiet umibGoNen, bur9 ben Rbetns
from BON Wtutterlanb abgetrennt unb
nit Oieiem GuBerli9 nur bur4 bic
ftoI5e Rbeinbriide 5uIammenbdngeno,
biloet es Elm porgeI1obenes beutI4es
8prpert an Der GrBeriten 8ren5e oes
Ret&es. Die rings Inn bic Staot
gruppirten S1neiaerorte fino bic 8or>
ftGote BON &onitan5, unb nit benz etz
nen, nit &reuSlingen, tit es 10 eng per@
ipa@ien, buB obne bic 9ren3ptdble
f9per gu iagen lpGre. no Seuti9Iano
aufb1rt unb bic S9peiS beginnt,
Snmitten mG6tiger Duferrebiere
erfreut Iitb bic Stabt am See uno
R6ein elmer bpbrograpbiIh 10 fetn ges
glicosrten umgebung pie feline 5lpette
bsutI9e Sinnen Itabt unb perbantt benz
Gee unb ben naben Qlpen eine 9let4s
mGBigteit uuo gtusgeglihenbeit Der
Semperatur, als pdrs iie am Ocean
ielben 9elegen. 0abei 1T &onitdnS
Elm pabres S4abtdi Helm alter &unit
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ltugIsidje IicnidJcn.

Sn Seutf4lanO tritt sssentpdrtis
cine aus bier PerIonen beite9enbs
Sruppe auf, bic bic gr0Bten GegenH
idBe in ii@ pereinigt, mas bic tOrpers
li9e 2dnse anbelangt.
Sstar Sailing 1T aGler @abrI9eins
li9teit nad pber grDBte 0euti9e" Der
Gegenpurt, ii6erli9 aber elmer Der
nsr6Bten" 3eitgenoFen, penn er au4
nod in benz iusenbIiden 2tlter BON
% sa6ren itebt. Gebprener 8aBer, bat
er 1897 unb 1898 beim Snfanterie'
2eibregiment gu Miinden geItdnoen.
9euts peiit er 3par I6on eins S06e
bon 2,18 Wieter auf, bod i6eint er
bamit teinespegs Teiuen Gulminar
tipnspuntt erreidt gu bu6en, penigs
items bat er in ben lebten Sabren itets
I'M je 2 Gmtr. 5usenpmmen. 8dlling's
@etpidt be5iffert ii9 auf 14S Silpgr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
N enfur ex.

Grnitere Streitisteiten psrbsn nit
bem Sdbel aussefOdten. 9ieie Mens
Iuren perben nur ielten in Der psrs
bGngten IusIase nit benz ulsOann ie6r
fart banbasirten re9ten arm ssI6las
gen, Ionbern sumeiit in Der 9lacses
2lusldge sefu6ten, b. b. Der Je4terurm
1T entblDbt, unb nur an ben 9elenten
bss &uD9els. bes @lbpsens unb Der
S9ulter Tnb bic grOBen SdIagabern
nit lsoernen S4uBbinben sei6iiBt.
Der &opf lit gunS Obne S4uB, ebeniO
Der Sbert0rper, unb muir Der gals
trGet bic fdiiBsnbe 8inbe.
SIT bic nMeniur ex", 10 treten bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
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unb geT9i9tli6er @rinnerungen. mo-
nod 10 pieles bic gemiitblide Spra4e
lGngit bergangsner 3eiten rebet. Wltts
telalterlicbe Sbiirme unb S6ore, male
riI9e 9(r9itetturs unb Strabenbilber
ipe9Ieln ab nit &ir9en unb &apellen
unb alten 9atrisierbduiern, bic tbre
eigens 9eIdi9te baben unb BON biir@
aerli6em 8ebagen, alter 8ebrbdftlg>
felt unb SrDmmigteit ersd6len.
8ie ftimmungspoa redt niat gIet9
am 9anbungsplaB Der 9obenieeoant>
pier bus maiitpe 9aufbaus iein alters
9raues Saupt in bic SDbel Ginidm
rdgt es empor unb bat, nidts gemetn
nit Der proTaiI9en 9egenpart. Gs
trGumt tpeit 3uriid in bic 3eiten oes
arpBen Goncils, bu Der neugeipd9lte
papf Martin V. auf tpeiBem 3elter,
BON SaiIer unb bonn Ser5og 2ubptg
bon Seibelbsrg gu SUB gefiibrt, thro=
neno iiber Der peltli9en Wta4t, i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
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ferne Portalsitter piirbsn audi obne
ben rei9en neueren, bon Seroinano
Wagner aus 9lussburg berriibrenoen
Jresteni6mud INNER cine intereFante
@ebenspiirbi9teit bleiben. Die unite
ren Sresten IteIIen bier Sauptbese6s
nifTe Der 9eididte BON 9onItan3 bar,
ben 2ombarbii9en 6riebensi9luB
burh 9urbarOFa, ben GinSug &aiIer
Griebrids III. 1912, bic 8slebnung bes
8urggrafen Griebrih BON Riirnbsrg
nit Der Mart 8ruubenburg bur6 9ais
fer Sigismunb, ben aampf Der &ons
Ranger segen fpunii9e Sruppen 1548.
Dariiber finben iib bic 8ilbniFs be-
riibmter 8onitanser, barunter bas bss
eblen patrioten 5. 8. bon DeFenberg.
Rod mebr uber fefelt Der Ratbbauss
bof, nit isinen Sbiirmen unb Denbels
trsppen unb f6Oner @drtenaier elm
G9mudtdit6en Der Rsnaifdnee.
gfalsrii9e 3easen bes alien &pn-
fang iinb nod einiee Sbiirme unb
8bOrs; 10 Der bon pappsIn unb Weis