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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
lnsuranee Permits R.n.....4

austin Texas. March 22.-'rhe fo,iov,n,
insurance companies today renewed their
permits 10 DO business Ia the stat. and
MED their annual statements:
Manhstian Life Insurance ,or,,or,. =,
NeN 1ork-IaH- s2s6Eal; agents rsrtTN.
Gates, Sll; policies 10 force In Tevos ,t5o
amounting ns,s 70 s4.2s1,ts5T; claims paid dnr,ng
m MIN, 49, 49, ~ amounting 70 sS6,Ul3 pre-
serahee company 81 lnuiapolie ina N7rsT
S'e9'4u; agents certificates. 81: Texas hns,'
ness during the past year policies In fnr"e'
9", amounting 10 Sl,C2Oao claims nntd
S37,9TA. '"s Vonec'ed'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

Sabine Texas, March -. steamship
Ester arrived for Port Arthur from Bre
mon, Horndabl mastcr
Steamship Duncan sailed for Vera Cruz.
hllf2e, master
Cushman. mnsler
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Def ency Certificates COMM, l.,

l.
AuN' Texas, March %. As predicted
IN ID Fo't several days ago regarding "a.
heic'tIes in tho general APPROPRIATION nIn
which sought to provide sufficient ,nnd. a.,
,'v operation Of the state government. de.
the comptroller "h u'eu Win
ala state orphans home at Corslcapa
a ana SOW which is TO be expended for fusi
cate $1,000 e,ate innhuc asylum dled a certin
ne expended for dry goods for thar lnstI, W.
ne,.,., several more such certificates are eT.
pege sa within the next ten DAYS, as il ia
Tor " tbre SnoMa TACT that the appropriations
~ ~. tn,ee on -FOUR of the state institutions
eSe not sufficiently adequate 10 provide FOR
sLeln up 10 the close OF the fiscal vasr
which ends August 3i. N" year.
"a uenclency certificate was nled som.
buildings and grounds W fNohc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

Denton. Texas NprrA % The store ~
r Archer and .ee pestofac. at Noeo
we're buIglarlEed last nirhi The bur-nr,
Issslxed about soc and destroyed A.. he
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pepartment Notes.

Austin, Texas. March 22.-Thc following
military commissions wen ISSUE, YESTERDAY
afternoon: J. d. Jennings, captain,
J.. Anderson. nrst lieutenant. and q A
Booth, second lieutenant. Fory Fuslleer..
Third infantry; Spencer Bonner, captain
Lyons Sherman infantry.
Hon. s. A. Thompson Of Jen pavI.
county was here today and died with TIM
attorney general several sfhdayits for back
lease claims In his locality.
The new school building for the doc .
and dumb institute is rapidly nearing som,
pletion. The building win be ready for
ne opening OF the fall term OF the In.
There Ia general rejoicing in the educs.
tlonsl department ever the withdrawal N,
NJ cousins for state superintendent Of
During the pas. few days there b,. ho.r
somewhat OF let up In the ding az char
tiers In the secretary OF states ofhce
the legislative Investigating committee
has been In session hfty-iye DAYS. aud tho
30 per day per diem will cease Frlaav
and after that they will draw only 80 nsr,
day until the expiration OF 100 days. when
tneir laoors will come TO an end by act
The. attorney general today aled n zen.
ersl denial in the mandamus case OF Mi.
,eg vs. secretary OF State Tod, pending
beIore the supreme court.
The each balance in the State treasurv
az the close or business this evening III
the credit OF the general revenue was
time last year.
The governor today appointed Captain
" A. Polk on the orphans home hoard
vice j II Haden. elected superintendent
The court OF civil appeals will likely
haud down an opinion Wednesday In the
waters Pierce OIL company aud the Shir.
pers COMPRESS company cases.
The franchise taxes are coming In rather
slow. and Il Is believed that many eorpor,.
tlnns VIII show up missing when the time
Superintendent worsham OF the state h
nate asylum. wis il member OF the
opard which has charge Of the building
q me epllepue asylum at Abilene. win
leave tomorrow night for thar point ~
look into the Affairs Of the hnldlnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
AN IRRIGATING COMPANY
With Half Million Capital Has Filed
IFS Charter.
STATE INSTITUTIONS RUNNING SHORT
They Arc Now Filing Deficiency Warrants
m Order to Get Necessary Supplies.
State Department Notes
STATE INSTITUTIONS Running SHORT

Austin. Texas. March - big charter
VAS oled today by an irrlgating company
hitch will operate In Southeast Texas and
boom the business In that locality.
II Is the Kansas city Rice IrugatinG.
sugar and Milling company with capita!
stock OF $4,000. It's place Of business
VIII be Glen Flora, Wharton county, ana
It's purpose is to construct, maintain ana
operate dams, reservoirs, lakes, wells.
canals, fumes, laterals, for the purpose OF
irrigation, navigation. milling. mining. and
stock raising. Dlrectors-D. ]. Flintier w.
A. Irwin, J. ~ Coleman. Houston ana
J. II. Hults, Pittsburg, Pa.
The GAINESVILLE Times company Of Clarks.
willie. Capital stock $1,000 Directors
J. Taylor r. NJ. Bowers, A, NJ Graves,
ID. W. Chearham and c. D. Lennox.
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News Notes,

ofcorsn MacDonneli moi6er ~ natF
may and Miss nreK MscDonneu S,sd
yesterday aud VAS hurried this mo,ninr
at ~ o'clock, She was IS years ~ s-
when death claimed her. 'ee
nv MIS- Matte Morgan. aged IS years dad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23

'rnpN Nhrisli Texas March - csb
mage ia SIN IN III. rise. and todsv ~.
farmers sts realizing 81. 20 p.r ioo n,,,,-
rhse 81 70 cents siAes last Aeaaay, u1uS'
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department Ia counting m p big income ia
the general revenue next month. whom tho
Interest on all outstanding bonds Fam, dino
The interest according TO pty. must be n,iI
ON April TO- and tho total amount c,pc,,nJ
is somewhere between SIS0u,0 and suuo
u" his "iB materially ncrcasr the re,
eu"o and wilt U. more than eu.upb +, ,,.
h"} ihr EXPENSE. ul the stat, government
Ion 'h" "uweur vr1r
'n' department is very busy lust Al this
'""' posting mp Interest payments on state
H'hool land This interest WAS due \,,..,,
hcr /. 1901. and AS tho p"Tr,o uIo .toly ,,
Ihh department an through \o,aU,I,,,r ,i
l'''luUtl, the work nj issuing rr,,Irt. ,.-,
auutd w" entire tlW' OF the clerks I'm M.
Srhool land department. or fine ncfi,e
the work ~ posting was NOT lnaug,Ir,t .',I
Uhtl the trSt ~ the present month "a
NompaGntiN"lN few torfeiturcs nre ox
"nu numerous payments
me tnrfcitureS last wear uur,hsrc, g., .h
HelEhhorhood Of 200 and hardly tb"t ,,,,,',.
ARE ARE, looked for by the department in Gi,
Ncat summing mp ''''
a. "ec Nld iour years ago this forfeiture
ny ran Mp into the hundreds ana tbe a.
80" l"'llug on In this respect has unt ,ni,
ne 10 , Gevclatlon To the treasurer, hut 10
Wv t1hi commissioner rs well IN rIeoriv
eSthphShes the fact that the many sctrnt
ico'V.e VINO nave come into the STATE dur'
ivy ivy ,, tne past few 'csrs and succeeded In
sre s3t tt hY9'u on some OF the public lautN
Ia pay them out ""u 'hlehI
rms causes contention In some opart.r.
S sYIs NE nbrogaticn Of the lease Inc in
'ue extreme western portion Of tbo ~ ~ Va
me CiAlm IL made lust now mar H. 80 ~
'ul tu'rc IN unit for cultivation. eycent n" IT, IT,
lyrtN' ana n the lease Blanket il rs,np,,d ~,
er,hlc I rn,. aund VIII be deprived OF consid
Et"n't revenue. as the lease iucoule Ina.t1s
" Nhilc the selling OF section hor. /,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
GALVESTON STOCK.


GALVESTON DRAIN MUVHNIN..
Receipts of wheat today; 70
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe.,'''.t''''
Missouri, Kansas and Texas''''.''''',.
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Middleham Castle (BrJ "a. .M.,.,,
warrior tBrl ............,'H s,.m..
SCHOONER.
Independent (Am)....... .......! H..
Olga tAmJ ...................
-
Vessels Destined for Gakcston.
STEAMSHIPS.

Actor BEL Liverpool via Barbados n
Nnselma dc IIrrinaga rHrl....."..s
........... Liverpool via Havana u
Breslau Ger. Bremen via New YORK "a
ContesSa Adelma (AustD. ...,,..,.,..
..... Las Palmas, via Philadelphia ::
Eannover tGerl........a lat Bremen Y
Irada lRrl ..................L Liverpool ~
I.nmpasas tAml............Ne New York 81
I,nthIin Head ,Rrl at BelfsS ~
Sabine .................. New YORK 81
S1turnina tSpunl. .,..:,.s Z,
...... Liverpool, via Porto Rico ~
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ELEVATOR MOVEMENT

Total .....,..."....,',''''"9''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20
isssss.s.s@+.s.a
. NEW YORK FASHION LETTER. :
H...............E

New York, Dec 20 Society Just
now is worshipping at the shrine Of
the debutante.
And -hall We say that the debutante
is paying homage to Dame Fashion? {?
This might SAVIOR of Ditefuness but
il is nearer the truth than to say she
is worshipping az society's shrine.
From earliest childhood the young
woman Of wealth and fashion Is drilled
in the conventions of the world In
which she moves; but all the train
ing Of a lifetime can not instill into
her that indesc.ibabla something
which we inadequately call chic II
must either be Unborn or she must
hire someone to select her gowns to
whom this talent has been given.
Prat-y gowns are always a fascin-
ating topic, but the modec this season
are irresistibly alluring. There is o
much individuality about them. And
indiyiduality is the keynote Of fash.
on. The SIMPLEST bodice Is smart on
ly as It is dirtinctiye and the emerge
Of the modls'hs are concentrated to-
ward originality in everything.
One may run the entire gamut of
dress materials and In the end find
nothing more popular than the ever
adaptable chiffon II Is used ex
Quisitely In a debu'ante frock with q
rose pattern arranged in lengthwise
-tripes upon the skirt The flowers
are ali full Of pink shaded silk. Joined
by spangled vines.
All over the rest Of the surface CI
the chiffon, at not infrequent inter
walls are strewn clusters Of rose ant
silver paille.tes TO represent dew
drops The sleeves are finished wlll
a rufe at the elbow and the bodice Il
decorated elaborately with roses an,
spangles TO match Underneath e.
worn a slip Of palest pink satin. which
by the way. il growing more and mor'
popular.
Debutanta gowns while simple I'm ~
fect are rich In material and the cost
liest trimmings ornament them v
roses. summer daisies IN white an
yellow and all sorts Of unpret 'ntlou
blooms decorate plain foundations O
net or crepe de chine. but these ar
embroidered OF hand painted. with ad
dltional trimmings Of silver or gol
and lace that make the price Of sue
a gown well nigh fabulous
Yer many ambitious young wome
accomplish much OF this work them
aelyes II % certainly an easy ma
ter 10 select a simple whi'e net an
embroides Il IN any design that hap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

right to a seat as the delegate from
said Oklahoma territory
You will therefore take notice that.
after the expiration of thirty
days from date of service of the no
tice upon you, shall proceed to take
evidence for sixty (6O) days, at the
times and places hereafter to be nam
ee Respectfully yours
w. M. Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

II is said that the Santa Fe mechan-
ical department Is figuring on replac-
ing all the engines of the 100 class
that are on the passenger train ser
vice on the New Mexico division,
with these Of the 1000 class The rea
son given for this change is that
while they are practically the same
engine the 1000 class have the best
cylinder material and are not given Ia
crack cylinder head as much as the
former class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

The contract recently let for the
grading on the Orient road in Oklaho-
ma amount to a small part of the
work to be done Construction work
will begin at once on the line from
Kansas City to Wichita Kas. Il Il
the intention of Mr.. Stilwell and his
associates to push the work Of con
struction Of the main line as rapidly
as possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

One fare lor the round TIP on the
"Choctaw" december "a. 25 and 81,
1902, and January /. 1903. Tickets
rood 10 return until January 1909
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20
SIDE LIGHTS

"Our company ha- been playing TO
crowded houses everywhere we have
gone. said F. Lawrence Walker. man
ager Of the Charles b Hanford com
pany. The company has been on a
'our Of the southern states starting at
Wa hington. d. c.. several months
ago We win play at Wichita To.
reka. St. Joe. Kansas City, Lincoln,
Das Moines, and thence 10 st. p
and Minneapolis From there we go
10 the Pacific Goa q which We hope 70
reach ia March"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

/. n. Ford 1--WE will commence
work on the street paving as soon as
the necessary red tape is gone through
with. Ii will take about four months
10 finish the work and we viii have 1t
all finished by September 10, OF mex
year About 250 cara Of brick will q
u'ed in the paving and | viii ordet
he brick at once suppose when we
once start other property owners VIII
petition the city council and We viii
find plenty Of work to be done In the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20
Q Q . Q Q Q Q 0 0 0 Q Q Q 0 0 {
RAILROAD RUM7LlNes.
Q Q . . Q Q . Q Q Q 9 Q . Q Q I

The interstate commerce commits
sion's report to congress today shows
the gross railway earnings of the
United STATES during the year ending
January 80 averaged SS761 a mile;
operating exper $, $4,000 a mile.
Compared Wit .te previous year the
net earnings are sreater by some fifty
one millions. and the amount paid n
dividends greater by thirty millions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Q. r. Grtswold. Il hope they eX-
tend the brick paving up North Sec
ond street. ! am in favor Of paying
my share OF the expense and hope
other property owners will see that Il
is 20 their advantage to pave. / am
glad the council has taken action on
this matter and hope every street in
Guthrie win be paved
J. H. Havighorst "The deep we'll
is down to a depth of about 1900 feet
The work is progressing nicely and
we will soon have It down to the re
quired limit. The force at work have
been very faithful in the big task and
deserve great credit upon the good
work they have done"
Judge Dale. IF we do not get
statehood in the omnibus bill we W,
not get statehood at ali. Every loyal
citizen in the territory should work
for the omnibus bill Statehood for
Oklahoma means carrying every pro
vision of the Democratic platform. We
will eventually get Indian territory
Every man in favor of statehood and
especially in Weston Oklahoma
should work enthusiastically for its
pa"age in the senate.
E p McCabe: II incline TO the
opinion that Senator Quay has his
fellow senators in tight place and
especially those who incline toward
opposing The omnibus bin, yet It will
become a law. Street paving. rail
way improvements and gas companies
forging to the fore. Guthrie. If not
why not?
Councilman McBrine: "We are hav
ing a hard time with these disgrace
ful and dangerous street crossings
One crossing had TO be cleaned -four
times the other day. As fast as We
can we are putting in new crossing;
and new sidewalks and the street and
alley committee are doing all in Their
power to remedy dhls fault"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Report has 1t ths The Santa Fe will
itself handla The shipments Of ice
from the Hos SPRING canon this wint
e.. II had been thought that this
would be the largest source of income
10 the electric line. at least for this
sea-on. but such seems not destined
TO fulhllment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

General Manager L. J. JPolk of he
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe states
that az present the Santa Fa is not
contemplating any further extensions.
Some day he line between California
and Texas is to be shortened, but not
Just now In fact, he seriously doubts
whether It will be undertaken during
the coming year. Also, some time in
the future the branch between Lam
pasas and San Seba will be built but
he is unable to say when He is not
negotiating for the purchase of the
Texas Central. though it Is a very de-
sirable property TO any system which
has use for it particularly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

The scenery on the Orient road
through the Sierra Madre noun
tains is equal in grandeur to any on
the North American continent. When
tho road Is opened and fully prepared
for handling business, tourists and
pleasure seekers can go from Kansas
City and connections 10 Port Stilwell,
thence by steamer to San Diego. San
Pedro CLOS Angeles), Santa Barbara
and San Francisco, returning by the
way Of other lines or vice vessa. at
the regular rates charged including
meals and berths on the steamer
From chihuahua the Orient road is
progressing both east and west rapid
ly"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Conductor A. Houle was able 20 BE-
up town yesterday although compel
led 10 walk with a cane and even thcn
progress Is Ysry slow He was lniur-
ed in a wreck at Guthrie a few days
ago.-Arkansas City Traveller.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Chief Engineer Randall of the Rock
Island announced yesterday he COM
pletlon, Of the Waudika -Ardmore
survey. a distance of seventy two
miles. The road, it is said will com
mence the early construction Of this
branch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

It was announced today that Mr.
Finney of the Missouri, Kansas and
Oklahoma railroad viii favor the build
ing Of a Katy extenoion from a poln
on the Coffeyville- Guthrie line north
west through Pawhu ka, Okla, to
Arkansas City Kas. This would give
a direct northwe~t line from Musko-
gee, /. T., to Arkansas City. 1875 miles
The anita Fe has made arrange
ment9 to sell to the Northern Pacific
its three enormous Becapod engines
the largest in the world. The eng.
ines did not prove satisfactory for
mountain service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Harry c. Orr. general passenger
agent of the Orient railway, has just
returned from a trip to Topolobampo.
and gives a glowing de 'ription of
what he saw there. Among other
things he said:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

Chief Engineer Pratt, of the TeXa
and Oklahoma, 10 be built from Ok
lahoma City to Coalgate, stated Sun
daN evening that the contract for
g aiding would be let at meeting %
be held in thi city this week. The
Frisco aiil parallel the Katy TO Coal
gate and the surveyors have located
The line as far as Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

The Katy opened a line from Egan
o Clebou-ne. Tex. tOda,t The clerks
at headquarters are arranging a schsd
ule for full service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

The new Katy passenger engines
are a little too heavy for rhs runs they
were Intended for on account Of the
track bed being too soft They Will
however, be placed IN fas. passengei
service as soon as the t. ack can be pu
in good condition They weigh in
Guiding coal and water, $50 tons, an,
are considered the finest and tastes
passenger engines nthe system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

The Kansas city. Orien. and Gull
railroad company has just closed with
the O'Donnell construction company
Of Perkins, o. T., for So miles Of
grade work in Oklahoma This clos.
IS lhe gap in Oklahoma and will bN
the time this is finished give tn m 4
grade from Wichita. Kas. to Scr
Angelo, Texas.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

item mad moberner gultur gef9iebt
nur in pentsen Sbeilen bes @ebirses
mo- Der 8oben fret BON ben sei9iloerz
ten 9inbernife EN- ii9 setst. Spnft
iiberldbt mar es benz glitter, ber 3ett
unb ben glementen. Was bic linden
unb fra4enb nieberitiiraen, bleibt lice
gen, Biz bpber S9nee bic 8erspdnbe
bedt' unb bas Sortbringen Der Hieien=
itdmme ermDsli4t.
S9on Der Name pes St9telsebirses
fast. mas leBterem bieien CAB.
Suntle, getpaltise Si9ten billen biefe
fteil a~nftetsenben 9Dben Elm, nur ielten
bebt cine 8uds ibr 9aupt baapifden
empor ober tritt als gef9loHener
Walbbeitanb auf. @abrbaft tDnig=
ltde S9paratannen reden ibre fturm=
serfeBten Wipfel auf,. unb an @ieien=
pGnben, bor allen aber on ben Stra=
BEN fte6en gbrei9en in bi9ter SiiQe.
Oteie Rabelnalbunsen baben bur9
Subrbunberte Bis auf unfere Sage benz
Si9telsebirge feinen melan9olifd=ge<
beimniBbollen Stimmunssgebalt sege=
ben. Mun besretft es, baB jelbft bic
Mnpobner biefe unpirtblide Wilbnib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
BORT liest bic 2outfenburs, etn
unneheureS SriimmerfpIh nnn 6rnnif-

Dort liest bic 2outfenburs, Elm
~ungebeures Sriimmerfelb bon @ranit=
felfen, umtpddfen bon sepaltiser
Tannen. Ser Same tpurbe bieiem
Selsgentrr segeben na4 benz 8efude
Der RDnigin 2uiie bon Yreuben i'm
Sriibling 1906, tura por benz 3ufams
menbrn4e bes bamaltsen preubiI9en
@amai9enitaats.
9of lit bic Gingangspforte mad
8apern bon Sa9fen aus unb bic
Stabt ma9t nit ibren sablrei6en
Sabriff4orniteinen faft ben Ginbrud
elmer fd9itiden Snbuitriefabt. Sof
pG4it iebr raid 10000 ginpobner,
3unabme 5000 in 10 Sa6ren), bic
Saale, fpel6e bic Stabt beipiilt, 1T
bier i9on elm gang ftattlider SluB.
9ie 9esenb 1T tpenig fru9tbar, bas
Selma feudt unb fiibl, 10 iudte fid bic
9ofer 8ebDlteruns f9on ~frii6seitia in
Der Snbuitrie einen @rfab fir bas oft
mansslnbe 8obenertrdsniB. = Die
8iirserf4aft Fat fi9 am Sborebainz
itetger unb am 2abbrintbberg cine
pra9tbole partanlase sef6affen. =
Sebr bebeutenb lit Sof ais giienba6nz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12
@auern aus benz Mihelgau.

preubtf6.) : Sn Der @or5eit mar
&ulmbaa cine feline &eiioens Der
Marfgrafen 8apreutb { &ulmba4.
@on ben eigentli9en Si4telgebirssz
ftGbt9en lit bas i9One 8erned
neben Wun1iebel bic bebeutenbite Ser,
gniigensftation getporben. 9ier bat
ii9 elm ri9tiges 8abeleben entpidelt
unb arpBe 9ptels unb Benfionen baben
fi9 a~ufsetban. Sas Stdbt4en 5000
Ginpobner) tit 5pii9en ben bodan=
ftrebenben Bergen eingetlemmt unb
ma4t einen impoianten Gtnbrud.
Sod pben tbront iiber Der Staot bic
malerifde Hutne 9obenberned.
Mu9 Der Snbuftrieftabt % i DE-
Berg Gam Norbabbanse bes 9ebtrges
belegen) lei mod i'm 8oriibergeben GEE
ba9t. Mitten brin i'm 5t9telgebirge
liegen bic 8ersitdbte Weibenitaot unb
&irdenlamtB, an ben Ditliden lbs
bdnsen bas freunbli9e Selbunb bic
Srtf9aften Sbiersbeim unb
Sbier # n, am fibDitli9en 5ange
aber bic i9Dne alte Stabt Wuniez
bel. bic 9aupteingangspforte auu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-12

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