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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
Fun Provokers

"McCarthys Mfshaps,' a livly Irish
comedy, entertained the Carson the.
atre goers last evening. This per.
Torrance is billed as play of laughs
and it keeps up it's end of the agree
ment. The entire company is one OF
fun makers and the audience was
pleased from the time the curtain rails
ed until the final scene 1t is a grea,
vaudeville show and worth going tc
see after the election and other siren
uous daily walks of life.
Even the defeated candidates voted
the fun makers the best thing since
the nominations.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
STUMBLING
BLOCKS
WHAT CAN HAPPENTO DETER
IRRIGATION
Needs Combined Help Of all
interested

Resident photographer Taylor is
one of the busnest men in Reno. He
was deeply engrossed in work when
the Journals inte2yie wer callel yes
terday. His Offices III the c. & c..
building exemplified urierly confusi-
ion. Blue prints surveying instru-
nents, papers covered with intricate
calculations were to be found on all
sides. This was q disorder that ex-
listed merely on the exterior as OBJ
served by a novice, for several times
in the course of brief interview the
photographer needed certain data to
prove his point and it was always just
where his hand fell.
Mr.. Taylor informed the Journal
that the proposed canal system of the
upper Truckee is nearly completely
survey ed and shortly the engineer
| crews will be moved to the lower Tru-
uckee where a determination will be
reached as to the amount of rich ir-
rigatable land between Wadsworth
and Pyramid and in the vicinity OF
the Carson Sink and the cost of plac
ing water upon it.
In reply to the question, Are moi
the holders Of large tracts of land
in the areas set forth by the govern
ment for irrigation an uncertain guam
tity?" Mr.. Taylor replied:
Every user of water by pre-em
ption along the Truckee is in tn,
same class as the landowners yo,
inquire about. The United State
; Grafton Of them as well as of tn
landowners. The government cor
templates establishing homes 70
thousands near by that are at presen
incapable of supporting life.
There will be water enough to il
rigate all these present arid region
and still leave enough for use by tn
Truckee Meadows irrigators, bu
IueIO Will Uc uOl cAOuoA ~ lAC 81
eminent takes merely the uclaime
water, for many of the ditch comp;
MES and private ditch owners clail
and have recorded ten times tt
amount of water that they are cap
: BILE of using or that their bitches wi
carry.
"Of course the government has II
- right of eminent domain to fall Iva,
upon and could condemn some
these water rights, but do not THU
this will be necessary. Any wat
claimant or land owner that stands
the way of the projected work is
rara avis, or will be when he full
understands what Uncle Sam conte
plates for the betterment of this cot
try and all of it's Inhabitants
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
Five Ways Of Settlement

Easton and Watt, opposing candi-
dates for assessor in Lander county,
received a tie vote and recourse will
be had to the courts. says the Revei-
lie. The courts have no Jurisdiction
in a case OF that kind, but there are
i've ways in which the controversy
IA to who is entitled to the office can
be settled: BY shaking dice. and with
drawal of one of the candidates; the
killing or natural death of one or the
other or holding a special election.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
DOUGLAS
D0lNGS
BRIEF ITEMS FROM CARSON
VALLEY
Another Big kctssian Well is
Bored.

Dick Bartels was in Gardnerville
Monday. He has purchased q farm
at Big Pine, Inyo county, Cal. and
leaves with his family this week to
take possession of his new home. The
place purchased by Mr.. Bartels is
very close to the town of Big Pine,
the town school house being on the
road.
Burt Dake completed splendid ar
tesian well at Fritz Seaman's place,
this side of Genoa, last Sunday 1t
is 269 feet deep and flows IS gallons
per minute. The casing is three inch
es in diameter, The water is slight
ly warm and charged with mineral,
similar to the water from the Cradle
baugh well.
Judge N. D. Arnot was reelected
Superior Judge OF Alpine county by
thirty majority. Last week a letter
from a friend in Alpine county to the
editor of the Courier said: Mr.. Ar
not is elected by fine majority" We
thought the word fine" in our friends
letter was five" Hence the error IN
last weeks Courier.
John G. HOska, the harness maker
died of heart disease Monday morn
ing while sitting in a chair at the
East Fork hotel. He had been com
planning and had not worked in hi:
shop for about two weeks. Mr.. Hos
kas was a native of Tacoma, Wash.
aged 46 years. In accordance witt
telegraphic instructions from a broth
er at Tacoma, the remains were ship
ped to that place for burial.
A very pretty wedding took plac
at the home of the brides parents il
Fredericksburg Tuesday. November II
1902, when Miss Maggie D. NeddeI
, reip and Henry J. Stodieck took tn
, VOWS which unite them for life. Lo,
is Stodieck, Miss Katie Neddenrei,
Fritz Neddenreip Jr. and Miss Marth
, Rubke stood up with the happy youn
couple and Rev. J. F. W. Horstman
, of the Lutheran church OF Gardne
O vile performed the ceremony in tt
!. presnce of large number of FRIEND
!, and relatives Of the bride and grooy
Courier.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
A DAY OF
THANKS
The GOVE5H0R ISSUES THE
PROCLAMATION
Thursday III 'ember II, the
Day Designated

The people of Nevada in retrospect
of the year 1902 have, by such review,
abundant cause to rejoice for plen-
titude of happiness and prosperity,
not by reason of handiwork of men
alone, or from any source other than
Gods favors bestowed. Sunshine.
moisture and favorable climatic con-
ditions have, by the intelligent effort
of industry, brought forth abundant
returns to the farmer.
Natures storehouse of mineral
treasures incased in the mountains
of cur State has been invaded to meet
the demands of civilization, resulting
in enlarged benefits and profits to our
people.
The enjoyment of contentment and
a feeling of security from pest1lence
or danger has prevailed through the
providence of God.
President Washington on the Sd
day of October, A. D. 1889, by thanks
giving proclamation, gave utterance
as follows:
Whereas, it is the duty of all ma
tons to acknowledge the providence
of Almighty God, to obey His will, to
be grateful for His benefits, and hum
bly, to implore His protection and ia
vor.'
Other Presidents, including our pre-
sent Chief Magistrate, have fo!lowe
the illustrious example.
Therefore in Difference to the long
established custom of our fathers.
earnestly recommed that Thursday
the 9th day of November, be observ
ed by the people of Nevada by unit
ing in sentiment with the people O
other States, and, with Thankful
hearts, do homage to the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe, in return TO
innumerable blessings received by N;
ton and State. Upon the day mark
ed let those who have enough an
10 spare give 1lu W III
Door, so that all may realize the plea
ure unrestrained by poverty an
want
In Witness whereof, l have hereunt
set my hand and caused the Gres
Seal of the State of Nevada to
affixed, at the Capitol, in Carso
City, this 18th day of Novembe
1902
REINHOLD SADLER
Governor.
BY the Governor:
Eugene Howell,
Secretary of State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15

There will be q dance in Empire
this evening at Barrett's hal If you
are looking for = good time here 10
your chance.
The outlook for lively times in Flo
very district next year is highly ia
vorable. The Buffers company has
sampled a majority of the mining
claims, and in the event that thu re
suits are satisfactory. will purchase
a majority of them and put large
force of men at work. The ore ex-
tracted from Flowery will be trans
ported to the Buffers plant in Six
mile Canyon by a tramway-Report
Negotiations are about complete for
the sale of the Douglas group of cop
per mines in this valley to a British
Columbia concern, and by the first OF
the year it Is supposed that quite ex
tensive development work will be be
gun.-Lyon County Times.
a. ~
Form all the returns from the diff
ferent precincts in Lander country
shows the election to be very cloe,
one. Miller has been elected Sat,
Senator. Littrel and Pohl, Assembly
men. Murphy. Sheriff. The vote be
tween Watt and Easton, is a tie. Dris
coll has four majority over Maestret
ii. Walsh one majority over Lemaire
Aalloy has been elected county clerk
1ngham, Short Term Commissions
and Dyer. Recorder-Central Neva
dan.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
The ELkO
BARBECUE
JUDGE TAI BOT FEED A VAST
THRONG
People From all Section Join
The Repast

Nearly the entire population of Ell |
ko, augmented by people from vari-
GUS parts of the State and county, at
tended the barbecue given by Judge
Talbot yesterday. Aside from the raw
air the weather was perfect aud all
enjoyed the big eat furnished by the
Judge.
The meat was strung OH willow
poles and cooked over long trench
| filled with live GOALS. This with po-
| tatoes baked in pit Of Goals and
ashes hot coffee and tea, bread and
butter and a Spanish salad made up
the bill Of fare. An army Of walters
served the hungry crowd seated at
long tables, and ton or two Of eat
ables soon disappeared. While the
crowd was waiting COR the ietivities
to begin and during the time the pro-
| vender was disappearing. The band
played several pieces ana the best of
good humor prevailed.
After the eating was over, the fem
mime portion of the crowd gathered
up spoons, wooden plates and other
movables and covertei them into SOU
; venirs of the occasion. The number
of spoons that disappea-e! was many
times greater than Fen Butler was &C
cused OF getting away with in New o.
lans during the Civil war.
The crowd, estimated between GU
> and LOO, maintained good order ant
= nothing occurred 70 mar the pleas
ure of any one. All voted the barbe
; cue great success and all praised
the liberality of Judge Talbot an
usefulness to the State and tighe
u honors in the years 20 come. lad,
: pendent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15

Edmund James, of Carson, was on
the COmstOck today Mr.. James is
a candidate for Journal Clerk of the
State Senate-Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15

p .
There is nothing new in the vote be
tween Bray and Ring Both sides
claim \ majority of votes. but it is
only on the snap shot plan. This
contest will take the omcial returns
to settle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-15
Wood For SeIe

Good dry split pine and limb wood
has never been flumed and is prime for
use. Will be sold in quantity to suit
patrons. Saving done at short notice
cut to suit patrons. r. SAVAGE.
Phone 1S1. Or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
ouf @run0 Der Seiten8 be8

Gomtte auf @runo Der Seiten8 0e5
gpnpente8 BON S6amptin dngenomz
menen HeIolutionen Die @rmG6tt8ung
Derlie6en lporoen mar, falls Die Der
6anolungen febf6liigen, etnen Strife
3u ieOer 8eit gu ]inauguriren, pel4er
na6 7einem lrt6eil Die gr0Bte @l8z
it6t auf Grfolg btetet, 10 lit Ou8 So
mite bod na4 oreitdgigen erni ten Be-
rat6ungen Der Nn1i6t, baB, I'M ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iopte benz
ieniger, nel6e bpn linen %a66dngen,
8ere8tigfeit pioerfo6ren gu la1en,
Dor Der Snauguratton zines augemei@
men Strites Die 5rdge nod ferner DON
cinema nz@onDent erpOgen tper@
ben foQte, in tpel4em Die 8ertreter Der
perf6ie0enen lofalen unionen Don
i6ren Gonitituenten oo1itdnOig %initruz
int uno barauf por6ereitet iein iOnten,
gu @unIten oOer gegen cine DOQitdnz
Oige GiniteIung Der Qrbeit gu finn
men.
unter0eFen tperoen oue 9erionen,
fpel8e in uno bei ben 9ruben, ben
RiiditGnoen, ben 0GI6en unb ben
8reafers 6e76aftigt Iino, angenieien
tempordr iih BON Montag, Dem y.
Mui, an, temporGr offer Qr6eit 81 emit
6alten, Big DON einem 9elegatenzGonz
pent Elm beFinitioer gnti4luB errei4t
1T, tpel3er am Mttttpo6, ben IA. W}at,
in 6u3eltOn, Pa,, 3uIammen treten
tptr0.
Die Bats Der 8ertretung in 0ieiem
GonDent Iou je cine 5timme auF 100
MitglieOer unb cine Stimme auf je
100 neitere Mitglieoer o0er einen GRO
Beren 8ru9t6eil baron Iein.
9os GretutiD Gonnite empfie6It
ipe3ieqe @erIammIungen offer lOf6len
unionen am 0a6mittag Des W}ontag,
u. N}ai, gu Dem 8Ded ~ab3u6alten,
UNI 9eleguten gu erfpd6len unD Die
f9pe6en0e 5rage gu erpGgen, unb e8
empfie6lt Defenders ben 9elegaten,
fpe3ift54e Sntruftionen barber 3n
ert6eilen, pte fte be3iiglia Der 5rage
Der EMANCIPATION zines 9trifes o0er
Der SortIeBung Der 2trbeit unter ben
bete6en6en 8er6dltnifen fttmmen IOlz
len.
Die Snifruftton an aGe 2eute, Die
Ir6eit am Montag gu iuspenOiren,
6e3ie6t fi6 ni6t auf 9ei3er, Mai8iz
niiten, 9umpenleute unb dnbere Or
better, beren 36dtigteit our @r6altung
beg Gtgent6ums Der 9ru6en6eIiBer err
forberli4 1T,
Die Srore lit bon alien Oitrittsz
9rGIioenten II. SetretGren unter8ei9z
net.
Cine lautlofe 6tiqe berrT8te unter
Der Menge, ais 8rdiioent Mit6eG Die
Strife@Orb berlus. unmtttel6ar
mad 8erlefung Der Orore 5eritreute
fi4 bic Menge, Die 3unbe a6er, OaB
elm Strife angeorbnet lei, per6rsitete
ii9 pie Elm QauFfeuer BON 6au5 gu
6uu8, bon 5traBe gu StraBe, BON
Ort gu Ort.
Gs unterliegt feinem 3peifeI, baB
Die StritezO rbre aqgemein our Nus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
3nhlrnar1bers Mnsifan0.

Die 5rage, o5 Der Strite gu einem
permanenten gemudt perOen iOa,
pirO am M}ittpo4 in elmer Dele
gatenzGonferen3 gu 9o3ieton emit
fAiphpn nprNpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Trau plauOcrt aus Der s6n(r.

@ruielige Qu5i agen in elnem ytep@
gorter 66eioung5 : 9ro3eTe.-
GrimineQe Separation zines 4r3~
tee. - Qeiden n~eugebOrener Sim
Der i'm !9ofraume 0erIdurrt.
0en gort, 10. Mai. - ungez
6euerli9e Qnflagsn gegen Or. 8m.
e. 86oma5 pon Ir. Is, 6anIonz
9lace, tpurDen i'm Supremez8 ert4te
BON ieiner Satin, gegen nel4e er
duf S9aioung tlagt, er6oben. 6rau
56omus ertlGrt in i6rer QntpOrt auf
oe8 Nr3tes 8lage Ii. g., Or, 3bOmaS'
Gr3tli6e 9rari5 babe gum grOBten
She'll aus criminaqen OperatiOnen
an 6rauen beItunDen. Die 2ei6en
BON neugs6orenen 8inOern, ertlGrt
9Fruu 56omu5 ipeiter, puroen i'm
6oFe binter Dem 9auie oe5 Debtors
Derf6arrt. Or. S6oma8 beitrettet
0iefe Qntlagen nit Gnti4ieOen3ett.
Orei QntrGge nurDen in Dem ieniaz
tioneQen Safe DOR 8i6ter Smith ge~
iteQt. Or. S6omas tlagt bie8attin
oe8 G6e6ru9S nit einem geptHen
Sgrant Barrett an. 5rau 56omas err
Iu6te Dur6 i6ren Qnpalt s. g..
8anIe I'M 8epiQigung DonQnnalt8z
ge6ii6ren uno Qlimenten, iopie nm
cine 5peciFi3irung Der Nntlage, uno
Der 8lGger 6~eantragte, 0aB gentle
ifanoal0ie 8e6uuptungen in Der Rez
plif ieiner Satin aus eriel6en gaz
itri8en nirDen. .
0os gaar 6eirat6ste i'm Sabre
1899. 8ulO barauf, ertldrt Qnnalt
@anIe, babe Der &ldger a~ngefungen,
feline Satin gu miB6anoeln, aus
nel6em 8run0e 2eBtere ii6 ge3pun>
gen fa6, i'm i'm leBten Sanuor 81 berz
lufen. Or. 36oma5 babe feline Sat
tin geI8lagen unb geftOBen. 3e6n
Sage na9 Der 6eirat6 fei er Inn 7
lt6r Q6enbs nit elmer 5rau fortge>
gangen uno erit I'm II u6r pieOer=
gefommen. Die unge6euerli9ite 4nz
flage, Die 5rau 36omas gegen i6ren
@atten in Der Replit I3leuoerte, lit
jebo9 bic, er babe criminele Opera
tionen Oorgsnommen un0 8inOerleis
den nGren i'm 6ofe 6inter Oem9dufe
berf4arrt tpprDen. Mnpult 8anie
ertlGrte, 6rau S6oma5 babe DON
oieIen ange6Ii6en 9rattiten t6re5
@atten Our6 @eIprG8e nit QnOeren
&enntniB er6alten. Der &npalt
fiinoigte an, bei'm 9ro3eB piirOen Die
gtamsn Ginger 5rauen %genunnt per@
ben, an sensn Or. 5bomus angeblt4
crimineqe Operationen boG5ogen bdz
ben IoG. Sine Operation, 10 ptro
be6uuptet, lei ni9t erfolgrei4 per-
lauFen, uno bic 8eflagte lei 70 aufgez
regt barber gspeien, ouB tie lRren
8atten bGnoeringenb gebeten babe,
feline ungeieBli9en 9ruttiten auf3uz
geben; bierauf babe er t4r geIdgt tie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

t0nne fortge6en, fpenn e8 i6r ni6t
paiie, Sn @%erbinOung nit bie7er
l~eBterpG6nten Operation er6ebt 6ruu
S6oma5 bic i3perite Qntldge gegeH
i6ren 8atten. Die angebli6 aI8 3euz
gin gu citirenOe 6rau babe einem&tnz
be Oa5 Qeben gegeben. Der Doctor
babe e8 in Elm 2afen gepidelt uno in
cine Gde genorfen. Damn babe er Ell
men in Der g}G6e po6nenoen 2ei6enz
b~eitatter bolen laFen, Der ba5 &ino
begru6.
6erner erpG6nte Der 2(nrpalt bic
8ebauptung zines getpi7en Goparo
9earb, tpeI6er gu jener 3eit im9auie
BON Or. 36oma8 Elm 3immer genie
t6et bate. Die 8eflagte 60rte, baB
9earo am 3. Qu9uit 1901 Oon einem
5eniter aus geIe6en babe, ME Elm Dem
&ldger ge60riger 9uno i'm 6ofe bin
ter benz 6uuie bic 2ei6e zines &inOe5
au5geI6arrt unO i'm 6ofe um6ergez
3errt babe. 6earo iou Oann, lpte
6rau 36omu5 ge60rt baden nil, 6erz
unter gegungen fem unO Die 2ei6e
ben 3G6nen Oe5 6unoes entrifen baz
ben. Der 0oftor babe fe ipdter be-
gra6en.
Qnpult 0alter .. 8ladneG be-
itrttt i'm Humen ieines 8lienten Die
fe~nfationeQen Qntlugen 6e3igIi6 ieiz
mes 8er6alten5 al5 8atte Iono6I, ME
feineS 8ufe5 ais Qr3t. Gr lei nie=
mails, ME bic Satin ebenful8 be-
6auptet, betrunten geiDeIen, nod babe
er tie ge74lagen ober geitoBen. Die
8eI8iate nit Der uu5geI6arrten 2eiz
DE i'm 6ofe lei bic GrfinOung beg gsz
nannten 6euro, nel8en Der 9OttOr
pegen gi6t6e3a6lung Ieiner Mtet6e
an Die 2uft geIeBt bate. 6ruu 36Oz
mas, ertlGrte Oe5 9ottOrs Qnndlt,
lei Dielme6r benz 3runf erge6en unO
babe bic 8apo6nbeit ge6a6t, Q6enOs
na8 OunfelperOen aQetn Ourd bic
StraBen gu fluniren. Die Qntlugen,
Der 9ottor babe crimineqe OperatiOz
men 6sgangen, Ieien a6ioIute unpubrz
6eiten unO O6ne ieOen 9runO er6Oben
porDen.
Ri6ter Smith 6e6ielt Ii6 6e3igIia
Oes Q~ntrages I'm Specifi3irung Der
4nflage, iopie Oesientgen I'm Streis
dung einiger ftanoal0ier 4nttagen
in 5ruu Sbomu5' Qntport bic gntz
i6eiOung Dor, oeutete jeOo4 an, baB
er Der 8eflagten So p04entli8erQliz
mente unb QntpaItsgebii6ren beipiaiz
gen perOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Elm GROCER 3ap~fenftrei9 Der Muiit:

Elm GROCER 3apfenitrei4 Der Muiitz
corps Der @arnifpn itott.
6eute @ormittag leitete feierli6er
8pttesoienit in a1en 8ir6en Die
6eier elm. g2u9 bemIelben fanb i'm
@4loB Des Siirften Qlbert BON Sburn
unb 3aris Elm @uIuz5rii6itiit itutt.
Sn Der 3nifden3eit batten ii4 Die
@etperfe gu einem biitortf4en Set
3uge georbnet unb Die gauge 8urntion
in garabeite[lung ~auf9eiteQt.
8untt 2 u6r Na9mittags fiel nu6
tur5er Qnfpra6e bes 9enfmul 60
mites unb 9antantport Oe5 Bring
8egenten unter &anonenoonner Die
6iiQe oes 9enfmals. Damn mari6irz
ten Die Sruppen unb Der 5eit3ug
bei'm 9enfmul bpriiber.
0us f6Dne Maipetter begiinfttgte
bic 6eier in ieber Meiie unb bate cine
rieftge Wlenf6enmenge unO @dite aus
Dem gan5en 8apernlanOe berbeige3oz
gen.
9e9en bic pO1nif4e 4giz
tattpn.
SSn Der golenfrage f9reitet bic
preuBii4e Regierung, fopeit tie 0as
berfufungsgemdB t1un fam, uuf benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unentDedt Deiter
gegen Die polnif9en Stuoenten Elm
unb berbpt benen bon Der bteitgen
ilniberttdt, nit YoIenpereinen, iel6it
tpenn tie ni9t poItti19e ieien, in Ser
binOung gu treten. 9olnti9e Stuz
benten biirFen polniI4en 8erIommz
lungen aud nt9t ais 9dite Ober 3ez
f%erenten b~eitpobnen. Sbglet9 ein5elne
8GGtter gegen bteies @erbot ais elmer
8ei9rGntung Der atabemif4en 5reiz
belt prpteItiren, briidt fi6 bod cine
groBe Mebr5abl Der 8ldtter befriebigt
iiber bic energiI9e 9altung Der Rez
gierung aus unb 9offt, baB Die Regiez
rung biefes 8erbot audi ftreng bur6=
fiibren peroe, bamit Die polni59en
@gitdtoren enbli9 einmal ieGen, DaB
@rnft gema9t fpirb.
3e6n 8rioer tragen bes
&Dntgs Rpd.
Gin Invertebrates 8orfommniB
truq ii9 BEL Der i'm 8e5irf Waibltnz
gen ftuttgefunbenen Muiterung bis8z
jG6riser W}iIitdrpfIi9tiger gu. 9ierz
BEL fam Der elite Sp6n bes inpaliOirz
ten goftboten Ban aus PETERSBURG
our 8ortequng, unb Der iunge Mann
purbe CUR Snfanterte porgemuIt teri.
Neun ieiner 8riiber BADEN bereits i'm
ftebenben 6eere gebient. SieIes ielz
tene @orfommniB Der @infteGung BON
5ebn SObnen aug oerfelben @6e in Die
lrmee lit Dem &0nig sur 8enntniB
getommen. 0ieier bat benz in fe6r
bef9etbenen 8erbdltnifen lebenoen,
rs Sabre alien Batter cine nam6afte
9elpga6e bur9 bas tgl. Sberamt
i~iberipeifen lufen.
8prfGure ni9t 9dbIi6.
Die 8erfammlung gegen bas 8or=
f%dureperbot, BON Der Dor einigen Sa=
gen f9On gemelbet purbe, DAB ie
beuts ituttfinben piirbe, lit pro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

Sn Gbicugo BADEN 3pei @in6rez
der Den Supelier u. &aempFer in
9fr. LAG, MqoiionftraBe, in Der glitz
tugsitunDe erf6Ofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

9rammgemdB ~abge6aIten porben unb
beftanb gum gr0Bten She'll aus gbez
mitern unb 5leti96dnblern.
Or. &aDier BON Yiirnberg ~er0ffnete
Die 8eridmmlung nit elmer Rebe, in
pel6er er ba5 bom 8unbesratb err
lafene 8er6ot Der Nnpenbung DON
8or1Gure BEL Der G%onierpirung BON
Sleif6 als Elm Nationalungliid bin
ItsQte, nel6es ben D6ne6in nt6t rei4z
li6en Sleif6ber6rau4 bei'm gr0Bten
Sbeile Der beuti6en 8ebDlferung nod
me6r berabfeBen miiTe, ba bus Ser
Bot bic @infubr f4GOige unO 5uglet4
audi Der beimii4en 6lei79zS nouitrie
peroerblt9 nerOe, Die glei3faq5
8ordr perpenbe.
Die 9auptreOe belt Prof. 2iebz
reid, Der 9irettor Dss ngbarmotoloz
gif9en Snitituts" Der bieiigen timber
fitGt. @r polemiiirte in erIter 2inie
bagegen, buB Die @tiieni4aft in ben
0isnft BON Snterefen5tpeden geiteut
tperbe. gr panbte ii9 bunn Iebr aus
fibrli4 9egen Die @uta6ten unb ST.
perimente be8 &ei95 : 9efunD6eit8z
amtes, bic er refine rOottorenar6eiz
ten" nannte, untaugli4, als 9runOz
Iage pi4tiger @eieBe gu bienen. 9a
er in elmer poGitif9sn @erfammlung
gegen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ipru9, bate
er es lei4t, Die 8eriammlung gu gro
Bem 8eifua bin3ureiBen, uls er iugte,
man f0nne ebenio gut Don iibermGBiz
gem 8enuB BON Pfeffer unb Moitri4
trunt perben, ais ft9 fpobl befinben
bet'm 9er3ebren fleiner 8orarzQua
titGten. 9as bdtten Die tlugen 6errsn
pom 8efunO6eitsrat6 i6erieben uno
bas 8erbot erlafen.
4u9 Or. @erIa9 bon @iesbaben
fo9t bas @uta4ten bes 3ei9sz@ez
funb9eitsrat6es an. Die 8arliner
9pttoren Qebbin unb 2obmann trdz
ten glei4fu1s f4arf gegen Das 8er6ot
dtf.
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MtBGt9e mmung in
@nglanb.

2on6on, 10. Mat. - unber<
5oblenes MiBtrduen unD ,3orn flingt
aus ben Commentator Der Na9mitz
tagsblGtter iber Dds Nbfommen 3niz
f9en ben 9ampfer -@eieqi9aften
bsraus. Que 3situngen be3ie6en fi9
in @u5brii6en bes b09iten llnpiQens
auF bic Dement'S, pel6e 6r. Ssmap
BON Der @bite Star : 2inie uno ST.
8irrie als ReprG1entant BON 9arlan0
&c @oIff tiir3Ii9 d~usgsgeben 9atten.
Gebr treffsnb i6rsibt bic n@eitz
minfter @u5ette": piles, mas in ben
IeBten Wfonaten BON ben 2eitern Der
SGiffslinien bementirt ipurbe, na9z
nsm es in Den 3eitungen Der0ffentli4t
porhen mar, bat ii9 beftdtigt. 9as
umerifanii9e @oIt Iaeint ii4 nidt5
babel gu benton, nenn es BON ieinen
Srufts fpitemdttf4 betrogen pirO,
absr bieIe etgent6iimli6e 8sgleits
eri9einung Der inDuitrisasn @ntnide<
lung ioG uno muB England eripart
blei6en."