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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
STOLEN CRESCENT RETURNED
Babe Fisher, Dive Keeper, Receivers
Her Valuable Jewel.

Sioux City,. March 20.--The $500 dia-
mond crescent of Babe Fisher, proprie-
tor of a house OF i'll fame. which was
stolen from her corsage during a gay
dance at her place early yesterday
morning, was returned to her in mys-
FERROUS manner When She was start
ing to the police STATEN to appear
against Josephine Martin, woman
Mlao lives at the house of i'll fame of
Agnes Curtin, and who was suspected
of having stolen the crescent. the lost
jewel was found in front of her door.
The Fisher woman Immediately notified
the police, and the Martin woman, who
had been locked up for six or seven
hours, was released.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
MAY SUE FOR SIS, 900.
Failure to Label jug of Acid Caused
Harry Burk's Death.

Harry 0uIk . OSdSHs
Special to Times Republican.
Waterloo, March 20.-1t is expected
that a large damage suit Will originate
out of the accident resulting in the
death of Harry Burk. 1t is said Mr.
Burk intends entering suit for $4,000
damage for failure on the part of the
Creamery Package Co., at Bennington.
TO label the jug containing the acid.
1t will be remembered that Harry Burk
was passing by the creamery and ask
for a drink of buttermilk. He was told
10 help himself and by mistake lifted
a jug containing a deadly acid to his
lips. and took a big swallow before he
learned of the nature of the contents.
The young man suffered untold misery
for several days, finally dying as re-
suit of the burns to his throa. and
stomach.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
Fight for Superintendent.
Special to Times Republican.

Roland. Iowa, March 2O-The politi-
cal battle in Story county. is becom-
ing exceedingly intense. The principal
fight is for County Superintendent of
schools. Superintendent +. L. Hanson,
the present incumbent. who is a third
term aspirant, has an excellent chance
to win. The opposition to Mr.. Hanson,
is headed by man who formerly held
office for about six consecutive terms
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
BURLINGTON VICTIM WORSE.
Fort Madison Girl Hurt in Railroad
Wreck Here is Not Improving.

Fort Madison, March 20.-Miss Ber-
nice Hale. of this city, who suffered
an injury in the Burlington yards We'd
nesday. which, while not delaying her
journey home at the time, has caused
her much suffering and she is feeling
worse than at the time of the acci-
dent. She was the only passenger on
a Burlington & Western train, which
coli.ded with switch engine in the
yards in front of the Burlington Boat
ing Association club house between 10
and ii o'clock Wednesday morning.
Miss Hale was thrown from her seat
receivinga cut across the nose. con-
fusion On the forehead. several loosened
teeth, and her face and part of her body
badly bruised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20

severe. His companions were only
slightly injured When the accident
occurred the man on the power was
unable for a time to control the four
teen horses which ran at full speed
around the track. Only two small
pieces of the drive wheel which
weighed about $50 pounds could be
found and it is considered almost a
miracle that the three men We're not
instantly Killed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
pefunct Fraternal Brotherhood.

Special to Times Republlcan.
Cedar Rapids, March 20.-The report
of John T. Moffitt, receiver for the Fra
ternal brotherhood OF the World, a de-
funct insurance order with a large
thru Iowa shows claims
against the order aggregating $4,000;
assets. $4,000. Final settlement will
be made May 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
,osTEoPATH ARRESTED.

Face Ugly Charge at Cambridge.
n.bridge. March 2O--Dr. q. a.
Propst. of Story City, an osteopath. was
arrested here on information sworn out
by young lady of Des Moines on the
charge of seduction. Bonds were put
at $1,000. The doctor is still in the
hands of the officers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
eLEnwooD COMPANY RIGHT.
INSPECTORS Pronounce Work Above

Glenwood. Ia, March 2o.-Adjutant
General Byers, with Inspector Hume,
and Assistant Inspector Roscoe Byers,
were here and inspected Company c.,
of the National Guard. These gentle
men announce that the company made
an uncommonly fine appearance ana
went thru with the work in manner
that will materially raise them In the
score of the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20

It's never still minute.
Works with all its might.
Makes people well and happy
Rocky Mountain Tea taken at night.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
TO PUSH YOUNG CASE.
Mullan Will Seek to Recover for the
State

Des Moines, March 20-Attorney
General Mullan gave notice that he
would prosecute the case of the state
against LATE Young in the district court
of Polk county for $4,000 overcharge
while the latter was state binder. The
state against c.. T. Jones, former SUI
preme court clerk, for not turning in $4,
900 worth Of fees, will be prosecuted as
will the case against Former Secretary
of State Mcfarland for taking $1,000 of
salaries that did not belong to him.
The bondsmen of the latter will be sued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20

Walnut Ridge, Ark.-Sheriff Mccall
was saved from drowning by two pris
oners who afterwards went to the Jail
and asked admission.
Galveston. Textile firemen on the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe have receiv-
ed an Increase of wages which will av
erage 1919 per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-20
Weak
Hearts "a.

Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nine Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when it was simple indiges-
ton. II is a scientific fact that all cases of
heart disease, not organic, are not only
traceable to, but are the direct result of indi-
gestion. All food taken into the stomach
which fails of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach, putting it up against the
heart. This interferes with the action Of
the heart. and in the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr.. D. Kauble Of Nevada. o.. says: Ihad stomach
trouble and was In bad state had heart trouble
with It. took kodo Dyspepsia Cure for abou. four
months and II cured me.
kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
Bottles only. sloo Size holding 21s times the trial
size, which sells for soc.
Prepared BY e. Q. DEWITT & CO., CHICAGO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Grunofildssll ebertraaanaen.

0dDtO 8. 6urrt1on an Samuel 8.
Bomb Ii. a., Weitieite Der 8arcIanz,
na6e 80. StraBe, 1872 Bel 100, 8rO3,
SAT, $3.50.
Ri6urD Gromtpeu, 8erpalter, Ii.
q. an @6us. 8. GromDeu, 2 8run0z
itiide, $4,000.
9atrid @Qis Il, u. an Sa8. 6.
@ui5, O7jeite Der Gootiiez, no6e Der
MarriottzS traBe, I'LL bel go, So.
sSuS. 80. 3aplor an Marp g. SAP
lor, SibIeite Der Gom0en=. nabe 9oz
nOOer45truBe, II BET As, 8runO3in5
$3.50, S..
G6as. GauerIanb, fen. an Gbarle5
@auerIanb, iun., l @runoFiit, 8rO5.
$3.50, S.,
SEQ. 81. Bomb Ii. a., @erpalter, an
S6eo. W&, 8artbolomee, 2 8runOz
itiifa, $3O43,58.
Qoete e. S6aeffer, @erpalterin,
II. u. an So6n Sin, jun., Ii. a., Ser
pulter, 0eIt7eite Der Caroline, nabe
@oug6s5traBs, 1877 BEL 100, $500.
Samuel Qaron an So6n 9. N5eper,
Oitfeite Der g6arle8z, na6e GrOBitr.,
IA BET go, @runO3in8 $28, SO.
8uins 80. 8iqup5 an german
N}oog, jun., II, a., SuOieite Der Gam
bale, nu6e Qnn5Strabe, 14.3 BET rs,
$712,5O.
s. Qelanb 6anna, 8ertpalter, an
n8ee 6iDe g. 9. a." 0eItIeite Der
@reterz, na6e 8ultimpre5StraBe 49,
10 Bel Al, 8runb3ins $50, $500.
0orpt6eu Sturm an Gbn. Sturm,
0oroieite Der Montgomerps, na6e Der
CHARLES traBe, 27 Bel - S..
Robt. g. 8neaB an SoieP6tne
Nit16, @~runofiide, $2363.63,
Cigar s. Corner an SO6ann g.
@Odu8 IL. ~, 2 8runOItiide, $4,000.
Catherine 6. 9orner On 9enielben,
2 @~runOitiite, $4,000.
WargaretD ulter on bic yStanbaro
8retpinq Co. @de Qunpalez unb
8raDforb4StruBe, L bel 65, grunb=
gins $36, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Ghinrflde @uIis fir Mrrifu.

Gan 6ran3t5cO, 4. 5e6ruar.
6Ot Song unO 9am Mting, Prd@
iioent, reip. 8icez4rGiiOent Der Ghina
Commercial Steamfbip &C.," iino
BON elmer 9eIddftsreiie mad Megito
3urifgete6rt, mo ie fir ben 8strtsb
Der neuen meritanti4 : 4ineitiaen
9ampferlinie Die n0tbtgen Anoronun@
gen trafen. Nie PrdiiOent Song NIT
t6eilt, pirb Der erite 9ampfer oieier
neuen 2inie am 27. MGr5 BON Song
fong abfubren unO iiber Shanghai,
0ofo6ama, 9pnolulu ieinen Rur5
mad M}an3uni1Io, Mer., ne6men, Quf
Der 3iidreiie pirb Der 0ampfer in
San 6ran3iscO anlegen uno Oann
brett na8 gotObama fabren. Die
9ampfsr : 9eIeuf9aft re9net barauf,
0ieIe 6ineiii6e 8uIis mad M1eritO 81
~beF0rOern, mo lie auf ben 9lantagen
unO in ben 8ergtperten 8ei4Gftigung
lpqen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

0m. 8. SLENDER II. u. an QuguF
9. W}3lanOer II. o., 8eItieite Der
CALHOUN, nabe 6runtlinzStr., a.
109 BEL $110, $3.50.
RObert 8. &naaB an G6rifian s.
Ruppanier, me6rere 8~runofiide,
$1866.66.
@6as. 9. QoDe &c 6enrb 6. Robinz
ion, @eripoIter, an @otp. g. G6ur8=
man IL. a., mebrepe 8runbItiide, S..
Catherine q. 0at an gDit6 s.
RuoOeu, NoroIeite Der N}onumentz,
nobe StirItng4StruBe, 14.6 BET -,
9run03ins $36, $1,000.
@m. S. S6nepfe an gilbert Hupz
pei, Oitiette Der Sutton, na6e 9orf6z
&Oenle, IA BEL 12O, 8runo3in8 $40,
$1,000.
SEP. %. 8aer an @leanor 6. 8aer,
SiOpeFieite Der observation-disclosures,
na4e WilIon4StrdBe, 21.4 Bel 117.9,
8runo5ins $256, $443.43. .
9enrp 0tc@affreD an GIi3abet9
8aniemer, me6rere Grunbitiide,
$1,000.
0erfeI6e an @m. g. 8onfemer,
me6rere @run01tiite, 5000.
8m. 8. 8root5 an Ro6t. Dale II.
o., SiOIeite Der 6aDette=, na6e Der
S6rO0er4StraBer Is 6ei "a, 8runbs
gins SIS, IS.
Scenes 8lument6al an Sfaac Rirsz
ner, Oitieite Der GOen=, na6e 8ruttz
StraBe, IA BET 100, 8runo3ins $36,
$1425.
@nt3Onp s. aeu3 an .. mersbit6
8eeie, OFieite Der 9atterIonz9urtz
na9e &i6IanOzQoenue, IA Bel Is,
@run03in5 $3.50, S..
.. MereOitb Res7e an Qnt6onb +.
8eQp II, a., Oit7eite Der 9~atterfonz
Partz, naba 4I6IanoIQpenue, ID BEL
rs, 8runo3in8 $3.50, S..
0}el4iOr 3einbar0t an Charles 81.
3ein6arbt, Sii0ieite Der Barre, na6e
S6urp@StraBe, 22.1O BEL 155, $4,000.
8Dug6 %. 36omp7on II. q. an Die
aSofetD g. g. &c 8. a." G}orbTeite
Der Secon0=. na6a G6arIe8zS truBe,
IS Bel 80, $1833.33 153.
Mner Bergman II. 81, SeTtament8z
8oQ5treder, an W1Der 8erdmQn L. ~.
8erpaItsr, 3 @runoFiife, S..
M}per Bergman, 8erpulter, an
Carrie @unbsr56eimer Ii. o., flint
8runOitiide, 81.
8a6riel S6err an 56eo. QdDenfud
Norbieite Der 8ron62z, no6e greterz
StraBs 1874 Bel 100, @runO3in5 $36,
$500.
Benjamin s. Guin9er Ii. q. an
Qetg6 8onIal, SiDfeite Der Ran0auz,
nube GbarIeSAStraBe, IA Bel II, S..
@6arIe5 %. 5ur7t an Q~uprence 90.
6o6b5 II. a., Gte Der 2eringtonz uno
Pulasti4StraBe, Is BEL 70, 8runoz
Sins $40, 5000.
'8eO, 90. SBer Il. q. an Sulia GBel,
0fIeite De5 8%roaoDa1, nabe Gam
Dule5StroBe, 16 BEL 90, $500.
@m. Is. Smif6, 8erpalter, an
Gba8. 90, 6ur5t, 8e6t, 3iteI uno
3inien, l 8runbfijd, 81.
8aIter 80. Barter, Na6laBoerDalz
ter, an Mar9 Mc2oug6lin, 0ftfeite
Der 460iiOn4Qqe1, nabe Pratts5tr.,
1913 Bel 81, @rufO3in5 $21, S.,
M}arp M}c2augblin an @m. 81.
MaIoD, Of1eita Der QoOiionz2lGeb,
na6e PruttsStraBe, 1913 BEL 81,
@runO3in5 $21, SIS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
6ciraths.0irenie

5OIgenoe 9eiratbs : 2icen3en nurs
oen geitern Dom 4ttuar bes Common
Pleas { 8eridts ~ausgeiteat:
g.. Grancis W}spers, 80, unb 2inp
W}. 8edett, %; @pplitunt 3. 6.9ouz
Ter, g}r. SIT, OIts2O. 6traBe.
@m. 8obinion, q, Gr. 1904,
MontForb : Q0enue, unO Sennte 8.
Campbell, Is.
8reoerid Ban, %, unO MarpBoro
26; Qpplitant @eO. Net4erton, 9}t,
9ernon : Place.
Daniel 6. W}tuer, "a, Wupnes6OrO,
9a., "a, unb 9bOebe Berger, p,
0uincp, 9a.; Qpplitant Or, 9, ga.
82ers, Nr. 1914, goro : Jremont@
Qpenue.
8elir SOB, 30, unO 4nnie Sal
lon, 80,
gilbert 66inunat, %, unO Gina
9ripl, q; 4pplitant 2oui8 2otterer,
Nr. 7O8, 9ibz& oieitruBe.
5, 6enrp 5. 9Iaasner2 Rr. 405,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05

SiO : gOenftraBe, unO ae8ina 9leqs
er, 20.
5reoerid Rreiner, %, uno gOo
Slime, 20; QppIifant GOan 81. GaOsD,
Rr, 273, 9idorpsQosnus.
SEQ. q. 36orntOn, "a, gHiapedte=
Gitp, uno Carrie 9. 6impfon.
6ranci5 8. S6lep, "A, g}r. 1920,
9~auepitruBe, unb Martba u. goO=
per, %.
Benjamin q. @eets, 81, uno Sui
lie Slider, 10, g}r. 700, 8Ortlan0z
StraBe.
Clement 6eTe, 81, Rr, 929, 6az
n~obertraBe, unO Carrie qIitt, 10,
SsFe 8. Setter, 35, Gbeitertopn,
N}b., uno Gua R6ein, 81; QppIitant
$, g. 6eige, gtr. 1900, Ofe6soeraIz
StraBe.
GnfOniO Sept, Al, gr. 312, gearlz
StroBe unO Muria 3ereio @lOriOio,
%.
9orrp 80, Dennis, %, 8rop, g.
g., uno 2uciue 6. Rupp, %.
@inton g, 8iogelp, 80, 0r. 412,
6OrreftroBe un0 6lOrente 9.Smauz
mood, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Der. Sinner hnn 8aInmars. "

6auptquartier: y9ermaniu : M3dnz
ner6or = 6aQe," 6eitzPrdIiOent 8.
8. 0ieman, 4r. 1O6, Gommerceftr.;
Set : 0irigent: 3. W}elamet, Prdiiz
Bent 2ouis s. 8agner, g2r. 801, 3D.
G~roBtraBe; correip. uno prot. Setrez
tar 6enr9 8ieieting, 9tr. 228, Derldnz
gerte Gaitern : QDenue; 5lnan3ietres
tar @eorge 5immsl6eber, 9r. 315,
Noro=G bentrobe; S4aBmsifter gOns
rao 6. 8a66e, Ir. 2514, Ofz8altiz
moreItroBe; SetretGr Oe5 MuiitzGOz
mite's: 2oui5 Sod, g}r. 2232, Ors
leanS7truBe. 9elegaten : 8eridmmz
lung jeDen 3tpeiten 6reitdg i'm WIOnat.
y4riOn."
6uuptquurtier: gW}s6anit5' 901e,'
Qr. 317 Msitz6aDett TRACE; Stngz
itunOe; MittpO45; 0irigent S. s.
6rant.
r9armDnie."
6auptquartier: Nr. Ala, 0eItz
6a9ettez 5truBe. 6~ing1tunoe: Diem
tags; 0trigent So6n u. Stein.
IS ermania : 90 G7ner6or."
9auptquartier: y8ermaniu U}Gnz
ner9or = 6aae," gr. 40 un0 412,
8eIt : 2om6arOitraBe; S~ingitun0e:
9onneritag5; 9irigent 50. 80tner.
n6rD6inn."
9auptquartier: ,6rO6Ijnn 9aus,"
gr. 1000, 5reOertt>Q Oenue; Gingz
itunOe: I}ittno68; 9irigent SOhn u,
Rlein.
oQrbsiter : Mdnner8or."
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gr. 3l4, 5anoOerItfaBe. Singitun0e:
MittpD65; Diri8ent .. MeIamet.
n2ocuit : PCtnt N dnners
dor"
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SIDE Qnorez uno 8eaIon = 6truBe.
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8Oe6lmann.
nQr6etter QieDertufeL."
6uuptquartier: ReiO6urOt5 6aQe,
gr. 1923, NeitzProttitraBe. Sing
ftunOe; W}ittpOd5; 9trigent G6arle5
6reo. Mtutter.
,36ulia M&nnerGor."
5Quptquartier: 8Oigt5 6aue, Qr.
1922, 6uroforOz Qpenue. S~ingitunoe@
I}ittpo4; 0irigent SOiePA Pa6e.
0WD3urt M dnusr6or."
6auptquartier: n5OnOrs6aQe," g6G
BON 9uncanzPlace unO U}cGlDerr1z
StraBe. Sin8itunOe: Montags; 0iz
rigent 80. S4loegeI. ~
IS t9entrun3."
6alptquartier: 3Orn'5 9aIe, gdt
s. unO @Ougb=StraBe 9igbIanOtopn,
@ingitunOe Wlittpo4s; 9irigent s.
&drplus.
gMeIpoie."
6Guptquartier: 5. 3ies' 6aQe, Gde
2opfraBe unD 8eIairsU}artt Sing
itun0e: 9Onnerfag5; 9irigent 5.
&arplus.
n8ermantaz QuQrtetts
Club"
9auptquortier: NIeienberg'8 9aIe,
Nr. 116, NorDz9acafraBe, Sing
itunOe: 9isnitag5; 9irigent s. 8as
rplus.
gMeBger 8eiangOerein."
5auptquartier: SOrban's 9aa3
Rr. "a, Centre &artetz space. Stngz
+unoe: D~ientags; 9trtgent S. s.
5rant.
r@beIneiB."
5aubtquartier: Qoer'8 5ale, Gda
FQitz uno GGtzQpenue. Stngitunbe;
0ienitags; 9irigent $. SalotaeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-05
Observation-Disclosures

u III II u ell " L-(SpI
Ri6tsr Stofbrioge.) 8eT6le6tli6er
umgang - 6reOerit Smith, i6ul=
big, l1rt6eiI peri4oben. 8ot6au8@
discriminating - Sobn 6. Brain,
elm Monat @efdngniB. Qngriff -
GrnIt 2anomann, 2 Monate @efdngz
nib; G6a8. SpinOIer, fiitirt,
&6t6siIung g1r. 2. - (9or 8i6ter
@rig6t.) OiebIta6l - Qnorep que,
Elm Sa6r 3u6tbau5; 8m. 8bitnen,
6 Monate 8efGngniB; SEP. 0iqiam5,
4 Mondte, So6n 6. Mtt6eG, Elm Sabr
Staatsarbeits6uu8; Qnbrep Grum=
bIttt, purolirt; 0m. 0orIeD, ni6t
idulotg. @ei6Iedtli6er umgong =
SO6n 9oings, Is Monote 3udt6aus.
8etrug- 8eu6en Serbian, nt6t I4ulz
Dig.
6 m n pleas 8eri6t.
- Wor Ri8ter Rit6ie.) G6us. so.
Barter 9egen Die n8sr. StraBenbabnz
Gompagnie," non pros" So6n 81.
. gegen Daniel 6plbeIter,
8eroitt fir &lGger uuf $500, - Sir
9eute: bic Rummsrn 1913, 5815, 100,
1872 un0 1873; fsrner D~orIGufiger
@ufruf Der Qummern 134 Bis 161
etni6IisBIt6,
&ret8geri6t 81 r. 2. - Wor
Ri6tsr 0obIer.) 6enrD SteigerpaIO
gegen Gltfabet6 Stei8erpaIo, gu mel
tsren G~trpGnoen ermd9tigt. G6arle8
8. Garter gegen 2(nnte Garter, 2(nz
poIt5gebij6ren unb QIimsnte. - Sir
6eute: 6enrp Splitting gegen MupOr
unO StaDtrat6.
6taotgert4t. - 8or 8i6=
ter 9ennis,) Mamie 6u6ers gegen
Soiep6 Ct. 8smp, nt6t beenOet. &ate
Murrap gsger Die 50. 6. &c q. 81
Ienbu6nzGomp.". - Sir 6eute: Der
f4pebenbe SAT- uno bic Rummern 40,
so, "a, 55 unb 313.
46t6, 2, - (8or Ri8ter Dites.)
Qoui8 8ein gegen 6enrD 30. Garter,
giitli9 perein6art. 0m. m2. Gang
leD gegen G6arle5 Gouett, in 6GnOen
Der Surg. 9enrp g, M}cgloOp gegen
Sam. Samuelfon, 8erOitt fir Sid
ger auf S.. Sir 6eute: bic 0ummern
264, 519, 1914 uno "a.
SuPeriOrz 8eri8t.- Co.,
3idter P6eIp5.) 8rebm gegen Gil
bert Bros. &c So, 3uDor beri6tet,
ntdt beenOet uno beute ~fortgeieBt,
Waifengert6t. - (8or ben
8i8tern Sapage, 8lod II. 0'8rien)
3pQmu6t uls Observation-Disclosures
purDe ert6eilt in ben 8Glen pon
36omu8 .. 9iQiQn an W}aQie 8. Sill
lian, 8iir9i6aft 5000; 8ate 6. N}cz
Qfee an 0m, 8. M}CQfee, 8iirgi6aft
5000. 8ouma6t ais Ra6laBoernaIz
ter puroe ert6eiIt in ben 5Guen DON
Marp s. 5erreu an SO6n s. 8umpf
8iirg56aft 500; 8obert .. Glapton
an 9biIipp 8. 6offman, 8irgi6aft
$500. Mls 8ormijnDer purDen err
nannt @ua Ma6on fir 6nan 8aro,
gijrgi6aft $1,000; 5lorence s. 8ils
ion fir 9enristta 6. @ifOn, 8irgz
f6aft $4,000; 9enrietto 8. RoDIanO
fiir6arrietto s. 8OnIanO, 8iirgi4aft
$1,000. No6laBoerpalter5 : 8eridte
g~utge6eiBen in ben 6GGsn BON Mort6a
%, 8riscoe, $500; Sofeph 80, g.
Notion, $217; G6os. Sdu6orOt,
1912; Sobn Saco6, $14O1; Catherine
90. Sacob, $1469; 8m. u. 9urt,
1886. Snoentarien nurOen einges
rei6t in ben 6d1en bon N}arn 30.
4otter, $4O,942; Catherine 80, SacOb,
S14OO; So6n Saco6, $14OO.
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Erhalt ben 3runenOrbrn.

OuflanO B, Sal, 4, 5ebrudr. =
96eoDor @isr, Elm ungeiebener 8urger
in 9utlanD, Sal, but Den preuBtiden
&ronenorben er6ulten. 9teie Qusz
3ei6nung pnroe i6m 3u She'll in On
%erfennung Der 8Eatiu6e, OaB 8ier i'm
6ufsn pon Gan 6run3isco Die Diff
3iere DeutI6er 3rie95i6iffe, bic mG4z
ren0 0eg 4ineiiiden &rieges bier in
Der BAL ppr Qnter lagen, Our6 bilfs
rei4e5 GntgsgentOmmen gu 9unt Oerz
pfIiAtsIe.
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Au5 Oeutl6lanp.
Drr "faa Cdbnin9'' anggapft.
Tinan3minifter b. 3beinbaben gicbt
cine Grfl1rnna oariiber int prcn=
Riicben 0lb9cpronetcnbanie.

8raf 8iilop's Qnttport auf Or.
Spa6n's Seiuiten : SnterpeGaz
tion. = 8oQenbung bes Mo0eQs
Der fir Gom beitimmten 9oet6e=
Static. - 3ein6olb 8ega8 in
ungnabe gefaGen. - 9iron unb
feline QouiIe BON entone na4 SEM
8uriidgsfe6rt. - Die 9ariier
Qusga6e oe5 ng}enzgorf 9erolO"
lo6t Die DeutI8gNmerifaner. -
Yaul &riiger i'm Sterben.
Berlin, a.. 5e6ruar. = Del
.5uQ 206ning" purOe geitern i'm
preuBif6en N6georbneten6auie BON
Der Regierung CUR 6prude ge6ra4t.
5tnan3mintiter 5rbr. p. 86einbaben
tritiiirte in is6r energif6er Weiie Das
8er9olten be5 berabf4ieoeten 8e6etz
men Ober45inan3ratGes un0 PrObt1<
3ialteuerz9 DIRECTORS Der PrObin3 9oz
fen 206ning. Der MiniIter betonte,
baB fir bic 8erubf3isbung 206ning's
MIR bienftli6e @riinoe, ipe3ieq feline
bon Der mintIterieQen dbnet4enoe
NuFfaTung Der Steuerpolitif gegenz
ii6er ben POIen, muBge6enO 8elpeien
lei. Seine 8erlobung nit Der Sod
ter zines 9elonebels lei DON Dem
Sber@9rGItoenten Der ProOin3 Boien
b. Bitter nur in einem PriOutgeiprd4
erpG6nt. 5roB0em babe 6err 203z
ming in geraOe3u prODotatorti4er
@aiie Der Regierung uno DieQei4t
aud Der Oeffentli6teit gegeniiber
feline 8erlo6ung ais DEN 8runo ieiz
ner 8erubf6ieDung Oargefteut. Der
Miniiter ertlGrte ferner emphdtiI6,
Die 1elope6el5tp6ter babe nit 9ientz
Qnqeleqen6eiten abIolut g1i6t5 gu
t6un. Sm 2aufe Der Debate nuroe
pom unOeren GeDnern Dies be3neifelt
lno Oeutli4 geIagt, Dab in Dieiem
Safe Elm tppii6e5 preuBii6e5 8ultur@
biIofen borldge. Naa etnigen Sim
unD 6erre0en unO i6drfen QnIptez
lungen auf reatttonGre TRADITION ging
ba8 9au5 CUR Suge5orbnung iiber.
6pa6n'5 Snterpe1IattDn,
Die bonn 8an3ler Billion geitern
i'm 3ei88tag gema4te QnfiinOigung,
baB Die Seiuitenz9eIeB t6eilpeiie
aufgeboben tperbsn foGen, mar Die
6plge elmer Snterpeuation 0e5 Genz
trumfii6rers Or. Spain. 8ruf 8iiz
lon beantnortete bic SnterpeGation
fur3 unb biinbig ba6in, Der SeIuitenz
OrDen ais FOLDER tperoe in 9eut19z
lamb ni6t pieDer ~oufgenommen 1perz
ben, aber ein3elnen Wtttgliebern Oe1z
ielben tperOe, tpenn tie Oarum nod
Iu6ten, Die @rldu6niB ert6eilt tperz
ben, ii4 in 9eutI6lano nieOer3ulaiz
fen. @r peroe ieinen ginfluB bel ben
preuBiI6en M}itglieoern be5 8un0esz
rat6s5 babin auf6ieten, baB 8araz
graph 2 oes SeIuitenz@eieBe in iolz
dem Slime a6gednoert peroe. Weiter
tpiirDen aber bic perbiinbsten 4egiez
rungen ni6t geben. Dap oa5 Sem
trum nit Dem 3ugeitdnOntB ODuig
3ufrieOen 1T, Denies Der BON Or.
Spa6n i'm Namen ieiner Partei a6z
geItattete 9unf an ben &un3Ier. SIN
QQgemeinen aber rtef bic NntiinOiz
gung bes 8dn3ler5 feline llee6rraz
f6ung berbor. Die gentrum8zYrefe