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The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
Farmer Fatally Burned.

Special to The Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. N.-In an at
tempt to save his two children from
death in the flames which were Destroy
ing his house, Steve Enos, a farmer re-
siding near Brownsville, was seriously,
probably fatally burned. The children
aged three and five years, were asleep
up stairs when fire was discovered. The
frantic father rushed into the flame-en-
veloped house. He grasped his children.
but upon reaching the landing the flames
and little daughter terribly. The latter
will probably be disfigured for life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
ORDNANCE IN A TRUST
COMBINE BEGUN BY TRANSFER OF
RAPID-FIRE GUN PLANT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-It was announc-
ed here today that the plant and bust
ness. of the briggs -Seebury company, of
Joseph H. Hoadley, president of the
American Ordnance company. The plant
is engaged in rae manufacture of the
Dr1ggs-Seebury rapid firing gun, and it
is also announced that this purchase
practically gives the HoadIey- Cramp
syndicate the control of the manufac-
ture of rapid fire ordnance, the syndi-
cate now controlling the Hotchkiss.
Driggs-Schroeder briggs -Seebury. Da,
shiel and latest type of Maxim The pur
chase price of the plant is said to be
about 81, 800, ,000 ~
1t is authoritatively stated that the
rapid firing will, with other properties
eventually be amalgamated with the
American Ordnance company, the new
company to have a capitalization of So
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
PRAISE CARNEGIE'S GIFT
SCOTTISH SCHOOLS FIND HIS MIL
LIONS ROOM TO STUDENTS.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-The first annual
meeting Of the trustees of the Andrew
Carnegie bequest of $10,0OO,O00 to the Scot
tish universities was held in London to-
day, under the presidency of Lord FL
gin The report of the years admins
tration showed that of 10000 applications
the majority had been disallowed.
Only 2, AL students were assisted at a
1902. The report also said the trus-
tees had ample proof that the payment
Of fees had proved to be the greatest
boon to many deserving students.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
INDIANS GET TuREwArER.
Police of La Crosse Trying to Lo-
cate Vendors.

Special to The Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb 27-That the
law prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating
liquor to Indians has LHn generally
violated here has become so apparent
that the police department is exerting
ishment of the offenders. The prevalenca
of the offense has been indicated during
the past winter by the frequent appear
ance Of intoxicated Indians upon the
street. Two notable instances have at
traeted particular attention during the
last week. Early in the week a buck
was found in state of helpless intoxi-
cation lying across the Burlington tracks
north of the city. He was rescued but
a Few moments before the passing OF
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
GETS OUT OF PRISON
COURT STUDIES POWER OF REGU-
LARS OVER VOLUNTEERS.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Feb. 27.-
Judge Hook. in the United States court,
today ordered the release Of Ex-Capt,
Peter c.. Deming from the United States
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth, on
$1,000 bond pend a hearing Of the govern
ment's appeal to the supreme court of
St. Louis that Deming is Illegally held
because Of his having been tried and
sentenced by court composed of regu-
lar officers. ~
Deming is a volunteer. He will be re-
leased as soon as friends in the East
furnish his bond.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
News Of the Northwest

Passenger Train No. IS, south bound.
Last night two drunken Indians engaged
in a fight in the south part of the city,
in which club and knife figUked. Ow-
ing to their unsteady condition neither
was able to infiict serious injuries upon
the other. They were arrested and
thrown into Jail. The police believe that
they have the offenders located, and
prosecutions will follow.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
lca there are 825 classes, with 5000 stu

lea there are 825 classes, with $4,000 stu
dents.
Rev. DR.. George Schall, Of Baltimore;
Bishop j. M. Thoburn, bishop of India;
the Rev. F. Fl. Fox, honorary secretary
Of the Church Missionary Society of Eng
land, and Thomas Jays, travelling secre-
tary Of the movement in England, were
the speakers.
The afternoon was devoted to a series
of nine meetings in different churches to
discuss work in different fields.
A large audience gathered in the Met
Fopolttan church in the evening and heard
addresses by Rev. DR.. Ament and Rev.
DR.. Gamewell, of Pekin.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
SECRETARY SHAW PLEASED.
Visit of Prince Henry, He Says, Has
Diplomatic Value.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Leslie NJ. Shaw,
the new secretary OF the treasury, is in
the city to attend the annual banquet of
the National Business league, in the Au-
ottorium. This evening he will make his
Roosevelt's cabinet, discussing Com
merce and Industries of the West
In an interview he spoke with consid-
erable enthusiasm concerning the visit of
Prince Henry of Prussia, and expressed
the belief that it would go far toward
cementing the friendship Of the two
countries
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
MOVEMENT rs GROWING.
Encouraging Reports at Convention
OF the student Volunteers.

TORONTO. Feb. 27.-Every seat in Mas
sey's hall was occupied at the first day s
meetings of the student volunteer con-
vention. In the executive report present
ed by Rev. John r. Mott, he said the rea-
son of the success and power Of the stu
dent volunteers was because of the
youth, activity, yigor, education and dds
cipline of the members of the movement
In & summary Mr. Mott showed that
the volunteer movement was active in
Great Britain, Germany, Scandinavia,
France and Holland represented in 1.500
societies, with 10000 members. In Amer
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
TWO men ARE FREED
NEBRASKA GOVERNOR TAKES COG
NIZANCE OF AID AT FIRE.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 27.-August Fox
and August Kastner, both of whom were
given life sentences in the penitentiary
for murders committed in this county.
have been pardoned by Gov. Savage.
Fox was convicted of numbering his
wife in 1892 His sentence was commute
prison. Kastner was sentenced for life
for killing Policeman Fiedman in this
city in 1893
Both men have been on parole for
some time
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
Eight at n Party.

Special to The Globe.
ty in Bostwick valley last night H Old
enburg and E. Oden, prominent farmers,
were seriously injured. Oldenburg is in
the hospital The conflict grew out of
an old feud, the men, though. neighbors,
not having met for a long while.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
BURGLARS ESCAPE BY TEAM.

They Steal Horses After Robb1Dg
General store in Iowa.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 27.-Burg-
lars broke into the general store of c.
B. Larson at Cambridge last night, blew
open the safe with dynamite, rif1ed it
and made their escape with a stolen
team. About 500, with a quantity of
stamps, checks and drafts, We're secured.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
WISCONSIN is DELUGED
EARLIEST SPRING or YEARS
MOVES ICE FROM RIVERS.

LA CROSSE. wis, Feb. IA heavy
rain has been falling in La Crosse and
vicinity for twenty-four hours The frost
is out of the ground and farmers are
nearly ready to begin plowing.
The Mississippi river is rapidly rising
and the ice will in all probability soon
go out. This will be the earliest time in
years that the ice has-cleared
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
Fire in Baldwin. wis.

Special to The Globe.
BALDWIN, Wis, Feb. 27.-Fire broke
out this morning in a barn in New Cen
terville, nine miles south, and before the
blaze was eXtinguisEed burned 0. C. Nell
sons store building. stock OF general
merchandise, household goods and four
barns.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
Low Rates to the West Via Northern
Pacific,

In March and April the Northern pa
cllc Will sell one-way settlers tickets to
ali points on its lines and to some points
on the lines of its connections at greatly
On the first and third Tuesdays of
March, April and May only the Northern
Pacific will sell rorrd-trip homeseekers;
rates to all points on its lines at ono
frst-class fare plus 81 for the round trim
Call at Northern Pacific city ticket Of
fee, Fifth and Robert streets, for further
particulars.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
GORGE ENDANGERs A BRIDGE.
1t Ix Feared Span at Preston VIII
Go Out in Flood.
SnecinI to The Glnhe

PRESTON. Mimi, Feb 27-The ice in
Root river is on the move, and fears ara
entertained for the railroad bridge east
CT town. where q heavy gorge has form
ed The bridge is a temporary structure
and will be replaced by steel span this
spring.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
INVEST IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Company Controlling 100000 Acres
Has CaDitaI OF S750.OOO.

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa, Feb IL
Articles OF incorporation of the Iowa Cen
trail Land company were filed this after
noon. The company controls 900 acres
in North Dakota along the Northern Pa
cific, involving an investment of $750,000.
Prominent local capitalists and Iowa Of
ficials are concerned in the deal.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
STUDENT IS MISSING
MOTHER ON SEA WITH HUSBANDS S
BODY AND UNINFORMED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. H.-since No
vember 13 last r. II. Pope, formerly a
student at Stanford university, a son
of the late Col. Pope, is missing. All
of his effects were found in a hotel in
this city. He has two brothers in Cal
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
LAST OF THE BOOTHS
FOURTH OF NOTED BROTHERS Elk.
PIRES IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-By the death
of DR.. Joseph A. Booth at his home
in this city, the last of the four sons
of Junius Brutus Booth, the elder, passed
away.
DR.. Booth was a younger brother Of
Edwin, Junius Brutus Jr. and John
Wilkes Booth. He lived a quiet life.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
Promotion for F. C. Gentsch.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. N.-F. c. Gentsch,
general superintendent of the Western
division of the Pacific Express company
with headquarters in this city. will be-
come general superintendent Of the en-
tire system on March l. John /. Daniels,
superintendent of the Eastern depart
ment, will succeed Mr.. Gentsch in the
West and will be assistant general S1-
perintendent of the system.
nc a Ride on street Cars.
Call at Twin City Coupon Co. go Gers
mania Life buildinA. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28

ifornia who can obtain no clew to his
whereabouts.
His mother is now on the way home
from the Philippines with the body of
her husband, and knows nothing of her
sons disappearance.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
PUNISHMENT IS QUICK.
Negroes Sentenced for Long Term
for Murder of Chinaman.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Feb. PIPE
Ter Jackson and Charles Woods, both
Pclored, were sentenced this morning to
pun, at hard labor. Jackson and Woods
murdered Charley YIN, a Chinaman in
bis laundry in this city Christmas morn
Ing, and pleaded guilty of murder in the
second degree. Robbery was the mo-
tive. The negroes secured $3.50.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
KING GETS THE OFFICE.
President Names a New Postmaster
for Redwood Falls.

for Redwood Falls.
WASHINGTON, Feb 27-The president
sent the following nominations to the SEN
ate today:
PostmaSterS-
M;nnesota-A. E. King, Redwood Falls.
Iowa-James A. Cunningham, Wash
iDgton; Elmer E. Rayburn, Brooklyn.
Infantry
Second lieutenant, John B. Shuman, of
Wisconsin,
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
HIGHER PAY FOR JUDGES.

in Amended Form.
DES MONIES. Iowa. Feb. 27.-The
house today passed the Cummings bin in
amended form, increasing the salaries of
district judges from $500 to $500 per
year. AS first introduced the measure
provided fo~ an increase to $4,000
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28

Bngham N ' $500 - ~"
nota
of DR.
to
n
lnnarnaory conditions
o
patients benefit
trul yyours
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28
DOCTORS ENDORSE
SWAMP=ROOT

To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney.
Liver or Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, Every
Reader of The Sunday Globe nay Have Sample
Bottle Sent Free by Mail
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-02-28

swampTaoot is pleasant to take used the
and
medy and troubles
n DR.
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to
DR.
Dali
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Kiers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08

lid In ber @e9erb beS Bdbnbofes ents
ftanbenen Neugeitaltungen trtttfirt. Der
foute bebenfen, bab Der Qebenbe Memte
befiBt unb baB ben 8eppbnern elmer
setpaltis antpa4fenben @roBftabt nidt
3ugemutbet perben fann ben Mn1dau,
unssn unferer @~orfabren in 8eaus auf
2uft, 2iat unb @eiunbbeitspfleae nod
INNER gu bulbisen. @s finb auerbinas
Sbeile Der alien ebrpiirbigen Stabts
mauer nieberselest porben, INN ben
S%orberunsen Der Neuaeit gu seniiaen,
aber mas mod BON ienen 8auten ers
balten geblieben lit, bas 1T nabrbaftia
mebr als genug, I'm uns unb unIeren
9ta9tommen elm pplftdnbig %seniiaenz
bes Bib bes alien Niirnberg gu iiberz
liefern. Muberbem ION berientse She'll
Der Stabtmauer, nel9er BON Marz
tbore Biz gum neuen Shore fiibrt, alfp
cine Strede bon mebr ais einem &iloz
meter 2Gnse, auf epise 3eiten unbez
riibrt bleiben. limb serabe bieie Strede
1T Der malerif9ite unb intereFanteite
Der alien Stabtumtpaqung.
Ser St9ter 8ierbaum fast: rSn
Stdbten, mo beutf9es Wefen ein>
nal reid lebenbig setpefen lit, feben
mir nit Staunen, mas fir Serbs UNI
Iere @orfabren setpeien iinb, unb mas
einen @bruti& mir sema9t buben,
mir. bic mir msbr ais Die 9euti9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-08

Der inbil9 : orientalii4e 9anoel tpez
lentlt9 auf bieien StraBen, befen gro
Ser Sreffz unb &reusunsspuntt oas
i'm S9ube feiner auf bpbem Sanoz
fteinfelfen t%brpnenben Burg ltegeroe
Niirnbera mar. Die 8aifer blteben
Miirnberg poblseiinnt. Srteori9 garz
barpHa perftdrfte 1919 Die Burg be-
trd9tli9 unb leste bamit ben 8err gu
Niirnberss fernerem @ebeiben. &uoolf
DON Sabsburg bdlt bier 1874 einen
glGnaenben Het9stag ab uno bieytirrz
berger patricier 9olsi9uber uno
9ortblin finb fdon bamuls 10 reid,
bah fie benz &aifsr betrd4tli9e Cunt
men leiben tDnnen. 2ubpis Der 8aier
perleibt N~iirnberg 1922 ne1e Re9ts
unb bic Stabt lit bamals 19on 10 reid,
bab iie in ienem Sabrbunoert bic betz
ben getpaltisen Dome ct. Sebalous
unb 81. 2prens bauer fann. &arl Nv.
enbli6 erldBt in Niirnbers bic solbene
8uIe, bur9 pel9e er feline Na4folser
auf benz Sbrone perpfl:9tet. ibren err
item 3et9stag r%egelmGbtg in Niirnberg
absubalten. Sisismunb pGblt 1924
Niirnbera als Srt Der Iufbepdbrung
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beimer mar es, Der Siirer our &eiie
na9 Stalien peranlaBte, i'm nit @elb
unteritiibte unb linn erbeIli9e Muf>
trdge CAB. 3uriidsetebrt na9 Niirnz
berg, entfaltete er bort, bon 1906 Biz
1920, iene sroBartiseS bdti9feit, pel9e
bic Na9pelt itaunenb %betpunbert.
Iuber elmer bebeutenben 3abl bon
SelgemGlben fiibrte er cine Mense BON
3ei9nuneen, &upferftiden unb Splsz
f9nitten aus, baau nod miibepole pla>
ftif9e Irbeiten in 8u9sbaum unb
Spedftein. = gr purbe nit Melan9z
tbon innis befreunbet unb NIT Cams
Sa9s perbanb i'm Bis an fem 2ebensz
enbe elm enses Notwithstanding.
= Mlbredt Diirer 1T ais Der Batter Der
beut19en 8unft 81 betradten.
Seine Werte finb in ben meiiten @alez
rien Deutidlanbs perbreitet, nur ipes
nise finben fia in feiner @dterftabt
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9artie an Der staotmauer, !Niirnbers.
pi4tisfte bon alien sstpeien .pGre, tpirb
ebenfaas ben Niirnbersern ffer5bafter
Weife susef9rieben, bod 1T leiber Der
8au bes rHiirnberser s ri9ters"
tpieber in 8erseHenbeit seratben.
Inter ben btelen bebeutenben MGn=
rern, pelde Niirnberg berborsebra9t
bat, rast Mlbre9t . ii als GENIAL
tighter berbor, benin er erf9ein. as DER
SrGser Der sansen seiftigen Giatuns
feiner 53eit unb feines Bottles. Gr
tpurbe 1471 als @ofn bes aus ungarn
einsetpanberten @olbi9miebs slei9erl
Namens seboren unb purbe na4
3uni9 feines 8aters suerit 9olb>
f9mieb. Sebo9 f4on i'm fiinf5ebntel1
Sabre tritt Der iunse 4lbre9t BET benz
bamals beriibmteiten Maler Niirn=
berss, @oblsemutb, in bic 2ebre. Be-
eibf ii9 banr auf bic @anberi9aft
ano febrt als anseiebener 8iinitlsr
na9 Der @aterltabt suriid. Was er
felbft iiber feline @bei4liebuns 1agt,
mag bier beisefiist peroen, als Elm
8eifpiel, pie man bamals gu freten
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Sas tpeiBe Sbor.

~~~ SStDS ~J0N'
S6dtieteit Sa9fens ftrei9t, 10 bletbert
feline eisentliden Meifterperte, bic rd=
mentlt9 auf benz 9ebiete Der poetif1en
@~rsdbluns bebeutenb ftnb. Ga4s 1T
erit LANCE 3eit na9 feinem Sobe sebibs
renb setpiirbist porben unb bic i9Dnfte
g6rung, pel9e linn gu She'll setporben
1T, bat Seutf9lanbs srDbter Si9ter
9Dtbe linn seseben in benz 8ebtate
n9ans Sa9fens poettfde Senbuns".
Sn Niirnberss GROCER 3eit pirtte
aud Der bebeutenbe 9elehrte Sobunnes
MiiGer, na9 feiner @ateritabt 8Onissz
berg in 1nterfranfen R~egiomontanus
senannt. gr mar ran1entli9 dls Weaz
tbematifer beriibmt, unb linn bat man
LANCE .3eit bic grfinbuns bes Sacobs<
ftabs augeI9rteben, zines MeBinltrus
mentes Der Seefabrer, bas in Der 3eit,
als man bon Der bisber betriebenen
&iiitenI9tfffabrt ubging unb ii4 auf
bic bpbe Gee binaus pagte, bon GROCER
Wi9tisfeit s.tpefen 1T. Gin S9iiler
bes &esiumontanus mar Der iunge
Niirnbereer aaufmann Martin Be-
beim m, Der UNI 1892, ulio senau I'm
bic 53eit Der eriten golumbusfubrt, in
Hiirnberg ben erften ngrbapfel" herz
ftellte, bemna9 als Der Grfinber bes
@lobus an5uieben lit. Sreili9 baben
ihpn bic alien @rie9en @rbtugeln Be-
ieFen, aber biefe grfinbuns mar pisber
perlpren gegangen. 8ebeim mar in
portusili9sn Sieniten elm ~beriibmter
Seefabrer unb Sbeilaebmer 0eute
ipiirbe man fasen unifeni6aftliaer
8eratber") BEL Der Expedition bes
Oiegp gao, pelfer an Der afritantz
fden &iiite Bis melt fiibli9 BON Der
&ongp : Miinbung porbrans uno als
8orlGufer Der 8asco be 9ama unb
Marco Yplo an5uieben 1T. = Iu4 be-
si;ali9 Der Gntbedung Nmerifas bat
man 8ebeim einen p%eitsebenoen Inz
tbeil ausef9rieben. ia ibm bic aenntuiB
ber Maganan StraBe por beren gnts
beduns suseipro9en, iosar i'm ben
Weatpeiier bes Columbus genannt.
neil bic uSniel @ntiglia", bersn Name
in ben sroben unb fleinen Intillen
nod heute na9tlinst, auf Dem 8ez
beim'i9en grbapfel nerSeihnet lit. =
unmDslid lit es nidt, bab 8eheim NIT
Columbus Suiamnensetroffen fein
fanr, aber es feblt bafiir Der 8epeis.
8ebeim itarb als Souperneur Der
Msorentniel Sapal. l~1ebrisens fommt
Der Same Der Sniel Intislia iaon ouf
elmer 1924 ansefertisten. sesenpdrtig
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Mts Grfinber fteben bic wiirget
9tarnbergs Defenders SroB ba. 60

MlS Grfinber fteben bic 9ireet
Marnbergs befonbers srob bd. 60
tpnrbe bas Drdbtoieben bon benz 8iir<
ger Rubolpb gu Niirnbers 144O erfun.
ben, 1444 bic pebalorsel bur9 Geins
ri4 Drasborf 1900 bic Saf4en@
uh + bur4 peter 9ele (es paren srobe
lGnsli4 runbe llbren, bic fossnannten
Nirnberger @ter). MlbreG9t Diirer cts
fanb bic Rabirnabel, 1917 purbe in
Nirnberg bas erite 6euer1tein19lob
fur S4teBgetpebre sebaut unb 2obiinz
ger erfanb balb barauf bic WinbbiA1e.
@u4 bas erite 9interlabergepebr muir
be bier 1917 bon pub uno Sstpalbt
ongefertigt. &esiomontanus erfanb in
Niirnbers bic eriten na9 niFenI9afts
lt4en @~runbfdben e%pnftruirten Mei>
iungstnftrumente fir Seefabrer unb
Martin 8ebeim 5ei9nete in Niirnberg
i'm Sabre 1892 ben criten grbslobus.
= Cine peitere @%rfinbung, tpel9e bic
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bunsen unb mdnnli9er Si9tisfeit mar
Niirnberg glet9 ausgeaet9net unb nit
&e9t beriibmt-
Nu9 in Der beutisen, nit ben @or=
orten faft 100000 Seelen sdblenben
Snbuitrie= unb 9anbelsitabt Niirnberg
treten uns auf S9ritt unb Sritt bic
3eugen feines ebema!igea 9lan5es ent=
segen. Niirnberg fann man bic fteiz
nerne Gbrontt Seutf9lanbs nenner.
Senn in teiner anberen srDberen Stabt
Seuti6lanbs (Rotbenburg pb berSauz
Der mar itets cine &letnftabt ur1b lit es
big beute s~eblieben) fpre9en bic aus
Der 8or5eit itammenben 8auten unb
&unitperfe 10 pirtiam gu uns, ia
faum in elmer anberen Stabt Der 8elt
= peber in Srantrei9, mod in Gnsz
Lamb. nod in Spanien, fosar nidt in
Stalien, nit 4usnabme bon 3om, finb
bic 9interlafeni9aften Der @orfa6ren
10 pietdtboa unb 10 beritGnbig gez
pflest porben, als in Niirnberg. Sreiz
lid benienisen Northumberland,
pel9e am liebften cine moberne Stabt
am 4ufbliiben berbinbern mDdten, INN
iebes Stid SetungspaG unb ieben
alten Sburm gu erbalten, baben es audi
bic beutigen Niirnberger nidt re9t maz
9en tOnnen. Scene 5anattter miBbilz
lisen es pieaeibt audi, baB iebt bic Gi<
1enbabn an benz alien Niirnberg por<
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sic Burg 81 Nirnbers.

Der 3ei9stleinobien unb Be- inmt, baB
bieielben um Sitern iebes Slbres benz
@olfe Dffsntlid seaeist tper0en ioaen,
elm Geit, bas iebss Sabr pieil Sauienbe
BON Sremben na4 Der Start bringt.
Sreili9 baben bic &aiieS nt9t tmz
mer bur9 ibre 9anblunsen aiinitig auf
Niirnberss gntpidelung se,oirtt. Saz
bur9, bab 8arbarofa ben Srafen
5riebrt9 BON 3ollern, sinen Der
StammbGter bes beutisen reutf9en
&%aiierbaufes, aIs 8urssraF gu Niirns
berg einfeBt, erpd9i: fir lie 8iirser
Der @tabt cine bur4 mebrerc Sabrbunz
berte s~etrasene nnb nit i~lnadblisen
Rdmpfen unb Wirren besl.itete 2ait,
bic felbit banr mod nidt sca3 aufbDrt,
nadbem bic Burssrafen bon Riirnbers
Marfsrafen bon 8ranbsnbars setpor>
BET: iinb unb ibre Re4te ais 8urssra>
fen an bic Stabt ~bertarft baben.
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Der W~erifeduns" fein. Ober enbIi@
tomr1t Der Nar1e Nirnbers bon q
7 = 9, Elm serobeter, dbseholater8era9
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8ermaniides Wuieum.
am 6. @uguit 1894 perorbnete @boIf
BON NaRau. baB bas 2anb, rtpel9es
Nurung unb Siirreut senannt purbe,
benz 9emeintpeien bon Niirnbera bic
men ioq".
I'm bic Burg berum baute ii9 Nirnz
berg auf, bic Safe, pcl9e ber8urg am
nd4iten liest, beiBt nod beute SDlbner>
safe. Sebr RAID muB Der Srt beranz
sepadien fein, benn er bate balb bas
melt dltere Siirtb iiberfliiselt, gum
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&aiier ber Stabt s~epdbrten G9on>
1112 pirb Niirnberg rei9sunmittelz
bare @tabt), gum She'll in Solse 1einer
fir ben @ertebr 10 siinftissn Gage i'm
Seraen Seutf9lanbs. 9te StraBen
bamals ben SluBufern. Dur6
bas Sbal Der Resnib, pel6ss sepifer>
maBen cine Sprtfebuns bes 2e9tbales
1T, gtng Der 9anbel aus sStalien iiber
unbMittenpalb na9 Mussburq
unb bon bort na9 Niirnb:rg, BON bier
iber graunidpeig na9 !9amburs unb
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albredt Sirers GtanObilo in 9iirnbers.
@on Riirnberss @riinbuns tpeiB
man nit Siderbeit nur, baB 8onrab
H., Der Salier. bic Burg tpdbrenb Der
Sabre 1924 Biz 1896 erbaut fat.
9aB bic Burg mabsebeno fir bic
Stabtsriinbuns sepefen TT, eri4eint
iebr einleu9tenb. Dean Die nmgegenb
bon Niirnberg lit fanbig unb unfru9t@
bar, setpaltise Simple erftredten iid
bier inmitten GROCER WalDunsen. 9te
YesniB, iebt Elm 3iemli9 TRIGGER SluB,
mar ebemals, als ibr 8ebtet ii6 iiber
u~nsebeuere l1rndlber eritredte, Elm febr
paferreider Strom, Der DEFENDERS i'm
5riibiabr iiber bic fet6ten l1fer trat,
grpbe l1eber19tpemmungen peruria4te
unb bic Simple Der rmgesenb 1peiite.
Sie SGlfte bes alten Hiirnberg 1T auf
bieiem Sumpfboben erbaut, bic Sum
bamente Der Sebalbustir6e fteben auf
in ben Sumpfboben se~triebenen pfdbs
len.
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fumpfrei9sn Gbene iteist elm Selspla>
teau iteil empor, tpel9es bic gauge
l1msebuns beberrf4t. @teaei9t mar
auf bieier, fpGter aum 8ursbers se@
porbenen 9o4fld4e eine alte beiDnif9e
gultusftGtte, bielet4t tpurbe bier benz
alien ilapiiden @Ott Muoro sss
opfert, ipelaer bann Der @esenb ben
2ebteres bon ben 9unnen bierber per>
triebene Nortfer getban, benn bic
Namen seseben hat, pielleidt haben
8ebeutung biefes Namens I'M r8erg