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New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
SHAMROCK ENDANGERED.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DE
sTRUCTIoN BY FIRE
sAn RI.AgE IN DENNIS SHIPYAFPs At
DITMRAHToP-N1AY DELAY THE IN
TERNATIONAI RACES.

London Dec shamrock III, Sir THOMAS
Lipton's new challenger for the Americas Cup'
had narrow escape from being burned to-hlsn'
IN fire which did great damage TO Denny s
shipbuilding yards at Dumbarton. only stlehu
Gus efforts saved the challenger now Well du-
vanced in her construction. from destruction
Red hot cinders we're blown on the roof and
s;eas of the shed in which Shamrock Ill Is now
being built The fire was most fierce In the Mt
tarS sbon and the wind blew in the direction OF
the SbamrocSs she'd which Is only thirty yards
distant for an hour. A special force OF men had
hard work to safeguard the challenger Eventu-
ally the filters shop was burned out out tneA NV
was got under control. All the mateliai pdi''
of Shamrock III are safe. although the con-
s+ruction of the Yacht will be delayed for some
time
Shipb,lilder Denny said he feared al one 'liile
thu, rbarn WAS not the slightest hope of saving
the challenger. The fire was OF aceloei'aA -
Gin The damage done 10 the yards is esuInateo
at 100000 and about seven hundred "oTklheh
will lose their employment by the hfe-
The Associated Press correspondent conveyed
tho first news of the flre to Sir Thomas Lipton'
wha WAS much concerned "She has certainly
begun with bad luck early said Sir 1honas-
shamrock III started with a bath and f1niSheo
with a fine bath when she dropped her mast ana
sails IN the soent She. too. had a fire. when
her sails were all burned j am. OF course
thankful that the new challenger has escaped,
but fear that the damage done TO the shpyard
NAV seriously retard the work on her IL her
models. which were not in the she'd are De,
sfrovad it will be very serious matter snaii
60 ~ Dun,barton tomorrow to see for myself
how things stand
Al The New-York Yacht Club no report OF the
fire In Denny's yards had been received uhtil d
Tribune reporter told George A Cormack' 'he
secretary Mr.. Cormack said that no message nan
been received from Sir Thomas Upton. tut that
II the challenger were damaged or the rnooeiS ue
g ed the races would probably have to be de-
l. . He expressed sympathy with Sir Thomas
i'm his hard luck No estimate OF the delay coulo
he formed until definite reports were received
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
w, Z, uODbINOFf " . IA' .
f. A. GARDNER. NJ, d,
T. l.. MACDONALD. NJ, d

Dr. Gardner made two visits to his patient IN
the evening leaving the house the first time at
$50 o'clock. Later he and DIS doodno" anu
Macdonald came and remained at the hotei
raorly two hours some of the time with Mr.
Reed and the remainder in consultation over
his case Dr. Goodnow whose name appears on
the bulletin tonight in addition 10 the otiiei
phvsicians. is Phadelphian, and was caileo
in as expert consultant.
Dr. Gardiner was not disposed TO talk about
tbe case tonight, nor to add anything to she
bulletin saying that it contained an exact sea'e-
nnent of Mr. Reeds condition He did say now
aver that Mr. Reeds condition was critical, out
that II was better than at , o'clock thfs~a1ter-
noon In some respects Mr.. Reed. he added was
hetter than last night and in some respects ne
was worse He was better so FAR as the Nap-
nendicitis symptoms were concerned, but the
,,raero;c features gave the case a graVer aspect
After issuing the bulletin the doctor SAID ne was
going home for the night and would leave MS
assistant. Dr. Bishop, who would remain WIN
Mr. Reed all night
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
cay4D4s BOUNDARY COMMISSIONER

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. 4-w. F. King, the Domin-
ion astronomer who has been appointed COM
missioner by the British Governor GeueFal TO
define the 4sth parallel from the Rocky Noun
,atns to the Pacific Coast, left Ottawa for wash
,nrton to-day to have a conference with otto
T,-roann chief of the Geodetic Survey. who has
ben appointed by the American Government It's
commissioner
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
THE K4ISER'S EYE NFLAMED.
TT coMPELs HIM TO FoREGo HUNTING
TRIP IN SILESIA.

Berlin. Dec 4.-Owing to slight infamma
49,, of the left eve the Emperor was unable to
- ,,,,n+iog to-day as he proposed at Slawent-
zitz Silesia. His majesty remained at the castle
ana cancelled an engagement to iuhcheon VIII, :,,
the officers of the cu1rassiefs' f'is h'a'e7'S "
raturn to Berlin tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
GERMANY NOT SATISFIED
AGREEMENT WITH ENGLAND TO PRO-
GEED WITH THE JOINT ACTION.
ULTIMATUM TO VENEZUELA IN A FEW
Dafs-HOPE OF PEACEFUL SET
ELEMENT ABANDONED

Berlin Dec 4-The note of President Castro
OF Venezuela, presented to the German Minister
at Caracas a week ago, is not satisfactory to
the German Government. 1t is deemed made
ouate and being probably designed to gain
further time. It's partial acceptance of the Ger
man demands was coupled with conditions that
are unacceptable
The exchange of views with the British For
eisn Office has resulted in decision to proceed
With the joint action. An ultin1atum Will al
most certainly be presented In few days. The
Phrasins Of the note is the subject of present
correspondence between the respective govern
ments. whose action will not await the arrival
in the West Indies OF the cruisers Amazone.
Niobe and Ariadne. Germany has ample
force already there. The departure of these
cruisers has been Indefinitely postponed
seemingly inspired article in the Cologne
Gazette" to-day says that in spite of Germanys
patience with Venezuela, all hope has been
abandoned in Berlin of a peaceful settlement.
and that Venezuela mas treated Germany in
manner almost insulting, because Venezuela
published official communications without Ger
manys consent coupled with improper com
ments.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
uR NBERLAIN REACHES tAfho-
,,,c,nrsTs OF THE VOYAGE OF THE CRUISER
GOOD HOPE.

Port Said, Egypt Dec. 4.-The British cruiser
Good Hope. having board Colonial secretary
chamberlain and party, bound for sou'h A!Ilcd; a.
~ - - -,5o1- The vessel had been delayed by
Itosn tl ne IN the Mediterranean. MI cnanoeilai"
landed and went 10 Cairo ,,ara aaliverad to
Mr. chamberlain various points ITS & on ine ofn ange
on passing Gibraltar he Iz,ela and he seemed
ratisad ~ the news. Mr.. Chamoerlain 1sp,aS a n e
Sratiiis. In the working of the vessel ano on
80 aston put on engineers wo5kins sun an en-
one osaa info the engine room and stoke holss
qescehoeo M yeseel the< Good Hope experienced
Belns nlf.ie~ with her machinery, and Twice the
anptnes had to be stopped for repairs iesAssiHe -
a delay OF tweuty.four hours
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
U4RCONI'S FINAL TESTS.
SUCCESS OF TRANsoCEANIC WIRELESS
TEIEGRAPHY EXPECTED.
tnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.l

fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Halifax, N. S. Dec, 4-Signor Marconi said
to-day that he would leave Halifax IN ie"
dsys for ofshore experiments on board the
Italian warshp Carlo Alberto He VIII oe Ao
sent for few days. and on his return IT is eH-
pected the announcement will be ofnciaiS iiiaue
that Transatlantic communication by wireless
,a,.gronb, is n success. IT is also expected that
.ho erst message 70 be sent from Table Head
Station will be from Earl Mimic Governor Gen-
eral of Canada to King Edward -,
The date of opening the station viii pe VIII
in fen davs The magnetic detector which mas
haa,, Installed in the Table Head station to re-
mace the coherer is Signor Marconi says, WORK
inc sniendidly On completing his ohshore tests
Narconi will go to Cape Cod TO place the S,a-
tion there in effective operation
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

THE PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
y tba tventv-hour train Chicago Stock reports,
stenosrapher and ladies' maid. special attractions
--.Advt-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
WINTERS vIGoR

Mets into mellow sunshne--3 days Chicago 70 Can- M
fornia-The Golden State Limited VIA the fspch 1877
and 4ol Broadway.-4tdyt
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Five trains a day from New York to Cincinnati
and St Louis BY the New York Central. including
This Limited" leaving New York at $50 p. -
Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
TwENTY-2o-HOuRs.

TWENT4-M-HUURS.
The pennsylvani Special offers rapid service tc
Chicago. Leaves New York every day--AoVI -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

BRITISH CRUISER AT LA GUAYRA.
Caracas, Dec 4-The British cruiser Inde-
fatigable arrived to-day at La Guayra. Three
more British warShips are expected.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
PROPOSALS OF THE CENTRAL

First-The elimination OF grade crossings at Nor
ris Heights Fordham Heights and Highbridge.
The company will construct the necessary bridges
and abutnents carry the streets it's tracks
and will do all the work within its own lines at
its own expense, the city to bring the streets by
proper approaches to the grade of the bIdses III
such manner as il shall see ft-
Second-The elimina ton of grade crossings in the
vicinity of Kingsbridge. including kngSbridge Road
East O-hundTed-and-thrtie rtieth-st-- broadway cor
fear-st. Tibbet-ave.. West Two-h hundred-and'tn1T-
tfath-SJ- and West -hundred-and-tYeD
enth-st.
The company will either (a) construct the neces-
sary bridges and aburmentS 10 carry the streets
over its tracks, the existing line. and VIII 40
all the work within its own lines at its own eN-
pense the city TO bring the streets ny proper ap-
to the grade OF the bridges in such man
ner as IL shall fit: (b) 10 Will unite with the
city in eliminating these seven grade crossings
accordance with the provisions OF Chapter 5lo OF
the Laws OF 1901
Third--The enlargement OF the terminal yard.
The COMPANY VIII depreSs all OF its tracks be-
tween the southerIy line OF Forry-ffrh-Sr. and
Fifty-seyenth-st such extent as may be
necessary enable the city 70 carry oy means or
exceeding per cent such OF the intersecting
from Forty-hfth-st. TO FIfty-sxtn-st, ootn tnciu-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
-EY- SPEAKER REED WORSE
DOCTORS SAY HIS CONDITION Is
CRITICAL

Washington. Dec. 4.-The condition Of ex-
Sneaker Thomas B. Reed, who has been Ill here
since Tuesday evening. was reported TO De
critical at IL 30 tonight A few minutes be
fore that time DIR. Gardner one of the attending
physicians. issued the following bulletin
At 10 D. m. Mr.. Reeds condition is as foilows
Ta,nneratrre. 1902; pulse, So; respiration, 81
Mr. Resd suffered from some degree Of ursenlic
coma in the afternoon, but his mind IS AGAIN
clear this evening His appendical symptoms
not an important factor in his present condition
" w c. GOODNOW. NJ. p,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

aubassa dor Choate opened bazaar at Gov
entry Yesterday, and in his address dweit on 'he
interest Coventry had for Americans ano .he
ties of amity which existed between Eisl.'
and American workingmen- L. ~ Il
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

The funeral services for Dr. Parker In the
ci-v Ternnle and at Hampstead We're attenoeo
BY vast silent multitude. The service In the CITY
was conducted by group Of ministers OF Vari-
Gus denominations. but the formal euiogy came
from DIR. Robertson Nicoll. who laid stress upon
The genuine evangelical quality of the preaching
heard from, that pulpit for two generations.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

bofen, amginfluB Der in ben Moor'
lanbfdaften UNI Miin4en entiprinsen<
ben oils selesen. Cine turae Strede
nrd bauert bic Jubrt auf Der ltolaeH
Oonau Ole bier oft dbnliHe Sano@
idaftsbtlber entront, pie Der Batter
abein auf feiner mittleren Strede)
unb mir nGbern uns Der uralten, fpurl>
Derl9Dn belesenen Stabt pai1au, DEM
bairiiden goblena. 9kr front Der
ftolae Mlpenitrom Snn in bic Urine
Der Donau, pGbrenb BON NOrbea ber
Elm fleinsres 5liib4en, bic aus Dem
bairilden Walbe abftrOmenoe Sl5,
ebenfaGs Bel Yafiau Der 9onau 5uS
eilt.
Die Wabrnebmung, bab Die gsretz
niaung BON 5liifen ben 4nrei5 our
Sfdpteanfiebluns erbObt, neil fie ben
9prtbeil Der WaHerftraBe p%erooppelt,
fann in Oeutf9lanb in pielen Steasn
semadt perben. Maina. ginssn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

Man4en Der Bitten bat &Dntg 2ubz
mig iel6ft cine unterf9rift setpibmet.
Sci ber 4usnabl mubte Der @riinber
Der Walbala manderlei Hiidfi9ten
nebmen, ober slaubte folde nebmen gu
miifen, 10 purbe 3. 9. 2utber erit na9
Der 4bbantung 2ubniss Elm Wal@
b%allaseno1e. 1nparteiifder nirb bic
Wirbigung observation-disclosures ii9er=
li9 bon gommifiionen aussefibrt, als
bon sefr0nten Mirbentrdsern, tpel@e
in Der rt4tisen &ustpabl oft senug be-
etnfluBt perben bur9 parteipolitti4e
StrDmungen.
WOrtb, unpeit Resensburs an Der
Oonau belesen, setpdbrt Elm iebr lebz
bates Srtsbtlb unter benz tburmreiz
9en @efammtbau Ger Siirften BON
Sburn unb Saris. 9ier befinben fia
bic Qmtssebdube Der fiirftli9 Surn
unb Saris'f9en 9ofbaltuns benin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

murbe 1146 polenbet. SIN &atbbaus
gems nur let4t. = SIN Hatbbauie
fperben mod oft bic Rdumli9teiten be-
ii9tist, in benen bic perf9ieoenen
&ei9stase absebalten purben, uno in
ben unterirbiidsn &Gumen bieies alt
e%brpirbtsen 8aues tann Serientse,
pelder befonbers itarfe Nerpen bat,
ii9 bic suterbaltene Solterfammer asi@
gen laHen. Sn benz ebemaltsen &lo<
{ter gu ct. Gmmeram befinbet ii6 iebt
bic 3eiibens bes in Eesensburg am
iGIiisen Siiriten pon Surn uno Sarts.
Oiefes S%iiritenbaus mar LANCE Sabre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

gduerinnen aus Seblbeim u. Gbensbers.
9onau auf elmer apiiden beibsnS trD>
men lang binseitredten i4malen
2anbsunse erbebt. Sas @inbruds>
pole biefes bD9ft eisentbimli9en
Stint Sabre ipGter fanb in Rez
e%ensburg tpieber Elm Rei9stag itatt
unb auf bieiem madte &aifer 8arl v.
bic 8efanntf9aft Der 8esensburser
patricierstp6ter Barbara 8lumber>
ger. 4us bieier 8%erbinbuns gins elm
Sobn berppr, nel9er unter benz Ha>
men 0on sSSuan b'Iuitrta ipGter 10
beriibmt seporben tit als sldn5enber
9eerfiibrer, oabur6 aber ben Nein
ieines Stiefbrubers Pbilipp III. bon
Spanien erreete unb, tpie es beiBt, ppn
Aie1em pergiftet purbe.
Stabtbilbes pirb mod DaOur9 erbObt.
bab bic Der Stabt geseniiberliessnoen
Il fer beiber Str0ms gu betrd6tli9er
9Dbe siemli9 tell aufragen uno bon
itattli6en 8autperfen, am re4ten
sSnnufer bic Wallfabrtstir9e Maridz
bilf, am linfen Oonauafer bic itarfe
@renafeite Sberbaus, gefrDnt limb.
BON benz Musfidtstburm neben Sber=
baus fann mar beutlid p%abrnebmen.
nie lanse bic selben Wafer Der Oo<
nau unb bic peiben bes Snn iib mod
na9 benz 3uiammenfluB Der beiben
mG9tigen StrOme BON chamber f4ei=
ben, unb tpie bic Slutb Der Sig, bic,
bonn 8airiIden 8alb %berfommenb,
bier unmittelbar Dor benz @tntritt bes
Snn in bic Oonau miinbet, iih eben=
faGs peitbin f9par abSeidnet.
BaHau bietet elm ent5idenbes
Stabtbilb bar, zines Der f6Onften in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

SngoIftab a. b. Sonau 1T Der
9auptpaffenplaB 8aierns, 10 aiemli9
in Der Mitte bes &0nisrei9s selesen
unb au9 ieBt nod cine ftarfe 5eftung.
Ste 9auptperte beiteben aus beta9irs
ten Sorts, bon bener mehrere erbaut
tpurben bur9 bic franaDfif9en @efdn=
geren in ben Sabren 1870 : II. Sc
bod liest Sngolftabt BON Der 8renae
berartis melt entfernt, baB feline Be-
beutuns als Seftuns babur9 tpe1entz
li6 beeintrd9tist pirb, unb i'm @rnft=
faue piiroe Snsoltaot ppbl i9perli9
cine &oae fpielen. Mber Sc tunaen
baben ia audi fir Musbilbungsapede
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

BON elmer folden lit man tpobl beredb@
tiat gu fpre6en, obf4on Der SHIRT
lGngit elm Yripatmunn seporben tit.
gtpas unterbalb &egensburg, I'M
mitten Der fru6tbaren @bene, pel4e
als bic &prnfammer Nieoerbdierns sez
prie1en pirb, ltegt auf benz re4ten
OonanuFer bic freurbli6e alfe Stabt
9traubins g, BON peitem erfennbar
an ibrem pieredisen, aber nit flint
SpiBsn periebenen Wadttburm, NOS
rdus bas Spri9nort sebilbet fpurbe,
vtn Straubins lit flint serabe". Die
Stabt hat cine prG9tiae brette 6aupt>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

einselafen iinb, berrufbdfeln. Sci
filler 2uft slei9t Der Strom einem
See; beult aber Der Sturm bur9 bic
ense &lamm, bann braufen unb bran=
ben bic Sonauposen unseitim an
bas 8efelfe. = Die 8efreiunss6ale
liest oberbalb Der Stele, mo fi9 bic
Der Sonau erpeitert, auf benz
Selienriiden bes Mi9aelsberses bel
8elbeim. 9ieie 9%riinOuns ma9t benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
@Drtb a. b. Sonau.

ftraBe, tpelGe 16nurgerdbe bon etnem
Sbor gum anoeren lduft. Iu9
Straubing %perbanft ben ROmern ietne
Gritebuns. SEPT bat bic Stabt unses
fGbr $4,000 g%inpobner.
Dim @influb Der Star in bic Donau
liest bD9it malerii9 bic Staot Deg
aenborf elm 2anoitdbtden BON
$3.50 @inmobnern, ber4usgangspuntt
au ben Wanberunsen in ben batrii4en
Walb. 9ier befinbet fid aun Der Sit
bes bairiffsn Walopereins, pelder
fi6 erobe 8erbienfte ertporben bat I'm
bic grI9liebuns ienes berrliden l1rs
aebirses. Die Staot pirb urfunblt4
auerff ermGbnt i'm Sabre 1868. ST.
mas nDrbli9 ppn Der 0onan, i6on an
ben WbbGnaen bes bairif4en Walbes,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
StraBe in Straubina.

3absr, bic Naab, aus benz Si9telsez
biree itammenb unb in aiemli9 brett
fiibli&er 3i9tuns Der 9onau auftrDz
nenb, unb Der &esen, Der 9auptfluB
oes bairiiden @albes. gu elmer 3eit,
in pel9er bic SliHe bic beiten 8erz
binbunssitraben barboten, mubte cine
an benz 9auptftrome Sonau selesene
Stabt, pelde bic 3ugGnse gu bret
peiteren Slubtbdfern beiab, fi4 raid
entpidelrl unb balo gu bobem @nieben
~aelanaen. 60 nurbe Regensburg
idon i'm friiben Mittelalter cine Der
erten Sanbelsz unb 9eperbstGbte
9eutIdlanbs. 9ier mar Der Stapelz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

ReprGientant bes &aifers Bel ben IN
Reaensburs absebaltenen &et9stasen
uno blieb bort anidiis, na9bem oas
Rei9 aufselOit tporben mar. IS be-
iaB ebemals bas poitmonopol i'm oeutz
Iden MeiGe, fonnte basielbe aber ntdt
aufre6t erbalten, ped bic md4ttseren
unter ben Ginaelitaaten eisens polt
einrifteten, 10 oaB Der Surn uno
Saris'iden ppit f6lieblia nur ungez
FGbr atpanaig beutide &!etnitaaten
als @ebiet perbliehen. Mu9 btefes
p%ripileaium purbe i'm Sabre 1866
bonn norbbeuti9en 8unbe Gsgen Sab.
lung elmer gntf6dotsuns bon orel
MiGionen Sbalern abgelOit unb lett
benz baben bic p%ripatpoften inOeutihz
Lamb aGnali9 aufgebDrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

u~ntersberger WdrmOr erbaut poroen
lit. Ser Sempel lit rs Meter lang,
35 Meter brett unb 81 Meter bod.
SIM Snnern Der berrliden, reidsez
i9miidten 9alIe iteben tbeils auf &onz
fplen, tbeils auf Poitamenten in 8iiz
item bic @albauasenofien unb an ben
DGnben bic Namen berienisen berporz
ragenben 9eutiden, beren Bitten bier
ni9t aufgeitelt tporpen limb. SIS mO=
gen iebt pobl ibrer apeibunbert Set
itesbelben bort perepist tporben iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
NeuitaDt a. b. Sonau.

md9tise, nit Streit= unb Sitter
tbiirmen peraierte bursdbnli9e Sc
bGube, BON benen man4e, nie Der
.@olbene Sburm" an Der Waler
StraBe, bas 9aus nit benz @oliatbz
btlbe, bas Stammbaus Der Iuer, Der
Sburm ON 9aftbofe gum 8olbenen
&reua, mo &arl V. pobnte, oft BON
Malern perentst porben finb. Die
altertbimli9e fteinerne Bride iiber
ben &esen, pelde &esensburg perbinz
bet NIT Der 8oritabt vStabt am 9of".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
HeQensburg.

niste Seutf9lanb, es pirb ME iiberz
nunben!!" : SalieBli4 paren es iez
bod nur i9Dne Worte sepeien, pelde
Der 8aierntOnis seiproaen bate.
Se9s Sabre ipGter iuate it9 bas
beutide 8olf felbit 2uft gu f9affen,
man lobnte linn nit &erfer, Stanbz
seri9t unb 8erbunnuns, unb als enbz
li9 bic Interchangeable" fertig mar
Tam 18. October 1863, ba melbeten
fi6 bereits bic 8prbpten zines neuen
Sturmes aus benz Rorben, zines
Sturmes alerbings, Der man6en beiz
BEN Wunf9 erfiiate. = Die 8efreiz
ungsbaqe entbdlt cine sroBe 3abl ale
aorif9er 5isuren. bic beutiden
StGmme baritelenb, bic pierunobrei7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19
4ahau.

beutiden patrioten 2uopis I. gbre,
unb bic Worte, pelde er Bel Der
9runbiteinlesuns ipra6, 5iinbeten baz
mails i'm beutf9en 8olfs pel6es gu
iener 3ett unter Dem So9e Der Eedfz
tion ieuf5te. 2uomis ipra4: ngers
gefen mir ME, mas benz 8efretungsz
fampfe poran sesangen. mas in Die
Gage uns sebra9t, bas er notbpenbte
gepprben unb mas uns ben Steg perz
I9afft. Sinfen mir ME suriid in Der
3erriHen6eit 8erberben. Sas peretz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-19

@m 6. @usuft 1906 lieb bier &aiier
5ran5 III. Die Itte porlesen, bur9
tpelAe er bic &aiiertrpne nieberlegte
unb ale Stdnbe aus ben Yfli9ten se=
gen bas Hei9 entlisB. Gs mar bieies
pobl Der flGsli9fte unter alenSfei9sz
tagen, ipenn au6 pobl elmer Der niibz
lidften unb frudtbringenbiten.
Np9 beute trdst R~egensburs gang
bas @eprdse elmer freien &eidsitabt
aus benz Mittelalter. Die 9duier bes
ebsmaltsen Stabtabels fteben mod,
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scSura an fie bsran. Sn bieier @eseno
iieeen apei auBerOrbentli9 freunOz
lids unb leb6afte 2anbfdbte. an Der
9onau bic Stabt Neuitabt uno ettpas
abieits BON benz 9auptitrome Nbensz
berg. Sn bieier 2anbi9aft 9tebt es
mod pirfli9 maleriiGe 8olfstra4ten.
Infer Bib aeiet cine srapitdttl4e
Qlte nit Der pelabaube, benz mieoerz
dbnli9 seidniirten, lansdrmell9en
uatlasipenierl" unb benz bnntseittds
ten ,Strob5egerer", Der als Worratbsz
lad beim Mussans itets iibli9, lotpie
cine Mbensberserin NIT benz fptb au%
laufenben neiben 9dubaen, benz I'LL
bernen r@idnir" unb Der ssblumten
Seibenf6iir3e.
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2lofter Iieber= Iltai6.

RobIens unb @eiel beSeugeH am
Rbeine, ulm, Hesensburs unb 9ai>
Tau an Der Sonau, arOiien uno &iiz
trim an Der Sber ibre Gi9tigfeit,
ebenio Seer am GinfluB Der 2eba in
bic ems unb 4ussburg an Dem Der
Werta9 in ben 2e6. 8on benz, mas
bic 3Dmer cine 3uiammenflubitabt
sendnnt baben, cine Stabtnieoerlaiz
Jung auf Der bon 5pei ii4 p~ereinisens
ben 6liFen sebilbeten 9albinlel, ba=
ben mir in 9euti9lanb, auber Sob
lena, bas bappn nod belte ben Ndmen
fibrt, elm Defenders berporragenoes
8eiipiel in pafar, bas ii6 unmittelz
bar Dor benz ginfluB bes Snn in Die
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einen sepifen@er unb bieier tommt
fir SSnsplitabt peientli9 in 8etraht.
Die Stabt sdblt iest $4,000 Sim
pobner unb lit nod peientli9 cine
Splbatenftabt, B. +. 8erfebr unb Be-
trieb BADEN ii9 sumeiit auf bic 8ez
Frieoisung Der 8ebiirfnihe elmer tar
fen 9arniipn einaeri9tet. Die Sn=
buitristbdtistsit tit ni4t Defenders
entnidelt, iebo9 bic Sampfi9ifffabrt
b6t bier einen ibrer 9auptiibe uno
fpielt i'm 9erfebr Der Stabt cine be-
trG9tlt6e Stole.
Bon Snsoltabt aus ma9t Die Oo>
nall einen erbebliden 8ogen segen
Norben unb Bel 8obburs treten BON
Norbpeiten aus bic IuslGufer bes
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Saus nit @oliathbilo, O~tesensbure.

0aus nit @oliathbilo, &eeensbure.
Gtapelpldben in 8erbinbune unb
bate LANCE 3eit cine fiibrenbe 3ole in
bieIem s3piidenbanoel, big es enoli9
BON Niirnbers uno BON @ussburs ba>
rim iiberfliigelt puroe.
sSn feiner Stabt Seuti9lanbs TT
Der 9eidstag 10 oft ouiammensetres
ten,e ais in &egsnsburs, uno mas oas
fir bic pirtbfdaftliden Snterehen Der
betreffenben Stabt bebeutet baden
mag, ersiebt itd aus Der Sbatfaae,
bab Deutfdlanb bamals 296 Stdnbs
befab, tpel9e ii9 auf 251 Hegenten
pertbeilten, bic fdmmtli9 ~ftanbesses
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&uins Gals Bel 4aTau

sana Siibbeuti6lanb. Iu9 bic Stabt
Ielbit lit punberbiibf9. Manhe Der
alien 8auten erinnern in ihrer Mr9i=
teftur an bic italienii9en 8aumeiiter,
pelde na6 benz eroben 8ranbe BON
1862 bier tbdtig tparen. Si6t BEL
paFau liest Die malerifde Ruine
9als. = pa1au Sdblt iebt unsefdbr
1900 @innobner. @s bat itd bier
cine iebr lebbafte S9ifffabrt ent=
pidelt, namentlid auf benz itarfen
unb paherreiden Snn, Der fir bic
6lDberei 10 gut benubbar lit. = Iu9
pafau lit cine 8riinbung Der 3Dmer
unb bic 8ebauptuns Der paHauer.
bob tire Stabt bic dlteite 8aierns 1T,
lGBt fi9 niht leiht mib.rleaeu.