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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1903-04-30

similarly interested, but there will be DC
entangling alliances between US and tnose
powers. There is no apprehension among
the representatives of the powers that the
Manchurian affair will lead to anything
beyond diplomatic exchanges.
In the absence of anything Official rom
bis government, the Russian Ambassador
in note to Secretary Hay, announced
that nothing inimicable to the United
States was projected in Russia's course
The call of Baron Won Sternburg Rt the
State Department today furnished him an
onnortuuitv to discuss Russia's action at
some length With Mr.. Hay. From Ter
many no official advices have been recelV'
ed either at the State Department or at the
embassy regarding the attitude OF the ber-
lin government, but the understanding Is
general in the diplomatic corps that RUSSIA
has nothing to apprehend from Germany
in the stand she has taken in Manchuria.
Russia and Germany, it is admitted, have
a thorough understanding relative 10
China, and while it may not be necessary
for the Berlin government to come openly
the support Of the Russian demands at
this time, the other powers will be permit
ted to see clearly that Germany ls not
hostile to Russlas plans. If asked by the
powers to join in a nSte of protest against
Rus.ia's conduct, Germany's reply will
probably be that her interests demand
that she remain neutral.
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NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
Hanna VIII be Chairman Again If ROsse'
Welt Is Nominated.

Washington, April 27.-Should Presl'
dent Roosevelt be nominated by the next
Republican national convention, as now
seems quite likely, the probabilities are
that he will ask Senator Hanna to again
assume the position Of chairman OF the
national committee, and act as his cam
paien manager. In fact the expression
has already been made by men who are
included in the Administration circle that
the President would be extremely grained
ifthe Ohio Senator would undertake the
task.
The Presidents desire is perhaps lnsplr'
ed by two motives. If Senator Hanna ls
requested to again accept the chairman
ship of the national committee, and does
not refuse, he will be removed from the
field as a competitor for the nomination.
OF course, the Senator has never said, IN
fact be has never intimated, that he could
consider the matter of becoming candi'
date, but, nevertheless, there are count
less thousands of voters in all parts OF the
country who would like to have him de-
clare himself candidate, and who would
lose no time in removing their coats and
going in to work for him il he would con-
sent to allow them to do 81.
Again, there is little doubt but that the
friends of the President feel that he Will
need the assistance and counsel Of such
tried and successful campaign manager as
Senator Hanna. The Presidents attitude
on the trust question has undoubtedly
aienated from bis support some OF the
large corporations, and the selection OF the
national committee would to large extent
quiet them.
Senator Hanna's popularity with the
laboring men would retain their friendship
and support for the Republican ticket.
The Democrats will make most deter
mined effort to carry such Eastern States
as New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
Rhode Island and Delaware, and the Re-
publcans will need a strong man at the
head of their organization to prevent the
loss of these States. Whether or not
Senator Hanna will consent to manage tue
next campaign is, of course, another ques-
ton.
Under ordinary circumstances it might
be expected that he would ask to be re-
lieved of the duty. He has done his share
of such work, and with eminent success
Besides he will be sixty.seyen years of age
by the time the next campaign Is on, and
may consider that he has reached the
period for retirement from such political
activity as the direction of such a contest
involves.
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Boar's Tusk-Rellc Of Past.

While workmen we're engaged last Mon
day excavating for the foundation OF the
rear addition to Moss & Greever's store
about ten feet below the surface OF the
ground, they found a larie tusk of boar
1t lad cut upon it "l7S2." The tusk bore
the marks of age, and portion OF 1t had
been broken off or had rotted away
There we're some doubts expressed as to
the authenticity of the date on the tusk'
hut after having talk with MIR. ID. r
Britain, tile antiquarian OF Tazewell coun'
tv. we are satisfied that a reasonable his
tory of the tusk can be given
In the year 1882 lnan, whose name is
now forgotten, after a severe conflict witf
wild boar on the southside Of Rict
Mountain, near the Peak, succeeded IN XIII
no it. He undertook to drag it with
horse over the mountain, by way OF a pntf
viii n crossed at point where COL Mays
cate now stands on the top of the noun
| tain. The ground was covered with snow
and ice. About seventy.6ve yards nortf
of the gate, where the mountain side
very abrupt, the boar clipped from th'
path down the mountain side. Its weigh
was so considerable that it dragged th'
horse with it, and the horse was Killed IL
the descent.
Tradition informs us that the boar wa
afterwards brought on to where the toWi
now stands. 1t also informs US tina
Thomas Harrison, grandfather OF Col
Joseph Harrison, lived then where tn
store of Moss & Greever now stands A
was customary with the old Lunters OF tina
day he preserved tooth of the boar ant
cut the figures "l7S2" on it, as me
mento of the incidents connected with tn
killing of the animal. After remainln
buried for an hundred years or more IN
iusk is now brought to light and tradition
again verified.
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Washington, April 25.-The japanese
Minister, Mr.. Takahira, and Baron Won
Sternburp. the German Minister, called
upon Secretary Hay today, and it is beheV'
ed that the Manchurian question was dls'
cussed. Secretary Hay has no adviceS
from st. Petersburg or London, but II Is
expected that he will shortly hear from
the latter capital through the Ambassador
here.
These conferences and exchanges are all
preliminary to the preparation OF protest
which is to be made against the Russian
demands, but it is not clear what form tniS
will take. The protest, however, must De
directed not to Russia, but to China, VINO
will be warned that the nations which sign
the protest will not look with any favor
upon any action by China that Will allen'
ate Chinese territory or will confer special
advantage upon one nation (meanins
Russia) over others.
The tone of the press advicee from the
European capitals printed this morning
have done much to depress officials mere
who have labored so long to preserve tne
integrity of China. 1t begins to appear 10
them that Manchuria is hopelessly lost 10
China. and the best that can be done now
is to save as much as possible ifom the
w1eck, and, therefore, the effort will prob
ably be made to procure from Russia a
binding promise that the powers Will not @
he entirely deprived of the right to exploit
Manehuria commercially. 1t may be pos
sible to secure the opening of one or TWO
ports such as was proposed in the pending
treaty between China and the Unlted
States, which will probably have to De
amended in view of these last develop
ments.
SECRETARY HAY TAKES STEPS.
Having heard from the President, Sec
retary Hay is now in position to act re-
spectipg the matter. Indeed. he has
already taken the first steps; although fol
obvious reasons it is not deemed well to
indicate then nature. But the broad state
ment is made that the Department Of
State is doing what it regards as necessary
to meet the issue. 1t is made quite PLAIN
however, to avoid a misunderstanding o.
dispatches from foreign capitals referring
to the United States, that this government
will Join IN no general protest against Rus
sian action. The State Department policy
is so clearly defined in such matters thai
whatever action the United States taxes
will be individual. 1t is true that it may
run parallel to the action OF other powerl
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VETERANS MEETING
Monument to be Erected to the Dead.

There was a meeting Of BroAn.Harmar
Camp of Confederate Veterans, held al
razewell on Tuesday, the 2lst inst. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: II. g. Anderson, COMMANDER
/. p. Whitman, first lieutenant command
er: Thomas Peery, second lieutenant com
mander; &. A. Fudge, third lieutenant
commander; j. Nj. Hoge, fourth lieutenant
commander; James o Keeile, adjutant; A.
st. Clair, commissary; j. K. Gildersieevei
surgeon; A. j. Tynes, chaplain; j. N
Whitley, treasurer; G. w. Bowling, ser
geant major; Ii. Il. Peery, officer Of the
day; George w. Bandy, color sergeant; F.
ii. Williams, videIte; w. I. Walker, first
color guard; k. 7. Bowen second color
guard.
A resolution vas passed directing that a
meeting be called for the first day OF the
next term Of the county court, the 18th ot
Mac, to take steps for furthering the erec'
ion of a mo ument TO the Confederate
soldiers FROM Tazewell county who lost
their lives during the war. An executive
committee, consisting Of IL. Bowen, W.
l.. Graham, K. k. Henry, S. e. Graham
and ]. S. Moss. Was selected. ii. Z. Al
derson and J. k. Gildersleeve were elected
delegates TO represent the camp at the
Confederate Veterans reunion to De held
in New Orleans. Commander Anderson
appointed the following young ladies az
euonsors and maids of honor 10 the reunion
at New Orleans: Miss Maggie Bowen,
sponsor; Miss Julia Pendleton, maid OF
honor. Miss Jeane Graham, sponsor; and
Miss Helen Fudge, maid Of honor.
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Notice 10 Pensioners.
lication.

The Pension Board for Tazewell county
will meet at the circuit court clerks's othce
on luna lst, 1903. All Confederate sold
iers who are entitled under the Acts Of the
General Assembly of Virginia to receive
pensions, and who have not already nieu
their applications are requested to DO so
on or before the Let day of June.
A. ST. CLAIR,
oou President Board.
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Lost Cow.

had a COW which was driven away or
stolen from my home, on Cavitts Creek,
on the 22nd Of April. She is a dark red
COW, with white strip just back of the
front legs. She was dehorned, and is OF
the short horn stock, has slim body and
is four years old. Will give a liberal re-
ward to any one who will return her to
nv home, or furnish any information by
which she can be found.
C. D. JARRETT,
Tazewell, Va.
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TAZEWELID VA, THURSDAY. APRIL 80 1903

concurred. They expressed the opinion
that the circuit court should have been re-
yetsed and that it should be directed to
assume jurisdiction of the case.
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IMPORTANT! ABOUT PRICES"
rS@SB:.cs

The prices of our Groceries are based
on our large sales and cash, or monthly
cash settlements.
The prices are as little as we can safely
make them, keeping quality where we
wish it.
In making our prices, we are not Offer
ing some articles at or below cost, that we
NAV leave the impression with you that all
of our goods are sold OH this basis.
We sell nothing at cost if we can avoid
it; but make everything carry its own profit;
neither are we Offering you gifts or prizes
to secure your trade.
It is assumed that high grade of goods,
careful and prompt service, full measure
and desire to do everything we can for
your satisfaction, is all that is required to
insure your good will and patronage, with
out offering something free or goods at cost.
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POWERS WILL
MAKE PROTEST.
Preliminary Conference Being Held
Looking to That End.
The FORM NOT YET DECIDED UPON.

REPRESENTATIONS Will Be Made to China
Not TO Russia-Secretary Hay Will
Act independently of the Others
But Possibly on Parallel Lines
Will Make No AIlianceS-Ger'
many Will Probably Keep
Hands Off.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
G9hrtn8tf@e Staatem.

90 E m a +. Bonn nerftorbenen
MiblenbefiBer Stub. 6. Miiuer 1T Der
Stride gu Sberpeimar Elm Rapital bon
$4,000 Marf bermadt porben, befen
3infen our tirali4en M%rmenpflese bers
tpenbet perben follen.
& oburg. SIM 8eiiein bes Rez
senteu unb Der Staatsbeb0rben bat bic
G%inpeibung bes neuer 2%anbtranfenz
baufes itattsefunben. Oie 8aufoiten
betrugen iber 100000 Marf.
Sd eintngen. Dem lansidbrtz
gen Dunf9e na9 elmer 8abnberbtnz
bung nit benz Mmt Sanb ion nunmebr
infofern ftattsegeben tperben, als bon
Meintnseu iiber Melters na9 Mobborf
i'm Rb0nsebtrse etne giienbabn erbaut
tperben fol. 9te 0orarbeiten bterau
ftnb beretts anseorbnet porben.
Sonneberg. 9as biefige 9ass
inert tpurbe bon Der Stabt iibernomz
men, tpel9e iebe Der 700 porbanbenen
Nttien nit 377 Mart beaabIt.
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Sa@(en.

Dresden. Ser Seut16e Se1z
niterperbanb, cine nit $4,000 Mitslie>
bern iiber bas gauge beutfae 8ei9
perbreitete &prporation, beranitaltete
aus Mnlab Der beuti9en @tdbteaus>
felung In DRESDEN etne Wanberbers
tammluna. - Ser bieiise 8eairtsbers
Elm sesen ben Mibbl.~>, s
trdnts erDffnete in Dtpri.-4,g BEL
DRESDEN etne Srinterteilanitalt.
9Dbeln. SIN Gei9dftsiabr 1902
betrus Der Gefammtumiab Der bisiisen
ftGbtif9en SpartaHe 6,915, 916 Mart,
sesen $780, 44 Mart i'm Sabre 1901.
Die Stabtsemeinbe eraielte in bieiem
lebten Sabre einen Retnsetpinn bon
uber 10000 Marf.
g m m a. SrGuletn Inna Webte
bat Der Stabt 1000 Mart iiberret9en
lafen, NIT ber 8eiimmuns. bab bic
3inien na9 ibrem Sobe our 9dlfte an
tpiirbtse Mrme gu Deibna6ten bers
tbetlt tperben foIen, bic anbere 9dlfte
ber Seuernebr our rnteritiiBuns bel
etipaisen unslidsfduen autommsn
ion.
8 atni9en n. Sas bieiise Se9z
nitum pirb i'm laufenben Sommeiemez
fter bon 232 S9ilern beiu9t. Inter
ben gesenpdrtisen 8efu9ern befinben
fi9 70 Sa9fen, 125 aus anberen beutz
f9en Staaten unb "a aus benz Nus<
lanbe.
2eipats. Cine bter a~bsebaltene
fart beiu9te 8erfammlung BON S9ubz
bdnblern bef9lob bic 9riinbung zines
gentralperbanbes beutfaer S9ubpaas
%renbGnbler.
Wilfau. 2ebtbin fanb bic feierz
li9e l1ebergabe bes neuen @aiI ertperfs
an bic Wtlfauer 9emeinbe bur9 bic
Sngenieure Der Marienbiitte itatt. bic
bas WaFerperf erbaut baben. 9ei
bieiem Mnlab tpurben &ommeraienratb
0tettel unb Srtsborteber Gbersba4
tpegen ibrer '8erbienit tie um bas 3us
ftanbefommen bes Merfes gu gbren>
biirgern bon Wtlfau ernannt.
titan II. 9as 3ittauer S4ulfeit,
pel9es felt fetner 9riinbung i'm Sabre
1867 ale bret Sabre ftattfinbet, tpurbe
Bel prd9tisem Wetter gum Ii. Male
a%beebalten. @s nabmen baran iiber
1000 S9ulftnber Der b0beren MGbz
9eni9ule, Ger brei 8irseri9ulen unb
Der fatbolif4en 8irserf9ule tbeil. 9te
1000 Marf betrasenben Soften tper=
ben aus Der &ommifionsratb @rob>
mann'i9en Stiftung beitritten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06

bes 9ausberrn, Des Sdmiebes
S9ipinsbammer, unb bradte ibr bret
lebenssefGbrlide Sol9itt9e BEL. 3pis
f9en beiben Samilten berrf4ten felt
lanserer 3eit 3niitigteiten. Der Sbds
ter tpurbe berbaftet.
ertpangen. Se6s 9duier
tnb bier a%bgebrannt. gs foa 8ranbz
ftiftung porliesen.
pforsbetm m. pripatier Mlfons
8endiier unb feline Srau Glptra geb.
&tB f~eierten lire golbene !So95eit. Ser
Subilar itanb lanse Sabre an Der
Sptbe Der poblbefannten, felt 1891
nit ibrem 9auptiib in 2ubpissbafen
a. Hb. bomiailirenben 9emif9en sSa>
BRIT SOB. Nb. 8endifer, friiber in
pforabeim, mo ie 1901 begriinbet
ipurbe.-&aufmann Stapf Sobn bes
bieiigen 9auptlebrers, lieb ii9 Bel Der
Station Milbelmsbab i'm aurbeif>
f9en aus 2ebensiberbrub DOM .3use
iberfabren.
Weinbeim a.. b. 8ergftraBe.
9ier bat cine &ommifiion bic Mittel
aufgebra9t, um cine Srtssefdi9te gu
f9affen. 9ie auf brei Sabre bere6z
nete Nrbeit tpurbe benz 9titorifer b.
Miilenbeim =Re9bers in &arlsrube
iibertrasen. On Der Spite Der 3et9=
ner itebt Der 8ursberr Der Winbed,
9raf bon 8erdbetm.
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Ga6-Sof6rinaen.

& g. SIM Sofe beg
8iirseripitals fparb bas bon Der @erz
etntsung elfdfff9er Qerste erri9tete
Oenfmal bes Dor brei Sabren bsrs
ftorbenen beriibmten altelfdifi4en
gbirursen profeKor Or. eugene
81del feierli9 entbulIt.
8 asenau u. Die Stabt bat ben
8eotrfsprdi ibenten Prin5en gu 9oben-
lobe>W albenburs S9iuinssfirit, nell
der Bel Der Hei9stass iti9pa6l unterz
lag, gum gbrenbiirser %ernannt.
Martir9 Of. Sn 8ernon BEL Ya=
RIG ftarb i'm glitter bon 70 Sa6ren bas
friibere Mitslieb bes obereliGffi9en
9estrtstases, CHARLES 8le6, elmer Der
einittsen Chefs Der 5abrit Ge6riber
8le9 babier. Ser 8erftorbene mar
i'm Sabre 1887 in ben aufiebenerreeenz
ben Proaeb sesen cine Nn5abl elfGiiiz
f9er Mitslieber Der frana0iii9en Paz
trtotenlisa berpidelt unb bonn Hei6ss
seri9t pesen 2anbesperratbs gu 5pei
Sabren Seitung berurtbeilt tporben, Die
ct in Masbeburg abbibte. Na9 Ser
bibung feiner Strufe mar 8le4 auF
9runb bes Stttaturparaerap6en aus
Glfabs2otbrtnsen aussepieien porpea.
g eno N. Wegen
Steuerbinter5iebuns in 1913 5Glen
berurtbeilte bas S9Offenseri9t in
8u4speiler ben bieiisen 8rauereibez
fiber MoriB gu elmer 9elbitrafe BON
$1,000 Marf. 9ie 9inter5iebuns Be-
itanb i'm fpsenannten rQni9pGnaen";
es tpurbe mebr 8ter sebraut als perz
fteuert, mas bic mibtrauii9 %getporbez
men Steuerbeamten i9liebli4 entbedz
ten.
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Me&fenButa.

Mtbnfb. BON ber Rettunasz
fation Wuftrotp Der 0euti9en @efelz
f9aft our @ettuns S9iff6rii9iser
tpurben bon benz seftranbeten f9tpebiz
f9en S9ooner rMarie," Der nit 8retz
tern bon Nort6ptns na9 S9lespta Be-
ftimmt mar, flint Perfone1 bur9 bas
R~ettunssboot Der Station serettet.
2sranu(&weis. Au6aft. Sippe.
8Iantenburs 6. Oieier Sage
bat mon ben felt mebreren Monaten
permibten Stubenten 5rib S9neiber
aus gbarlottenburs BEL Menbefurt an
setroffen, mo er ft9 in elmer Selfenz
ipalte elm Eager einssrt9tet bate.
Defau. 9te pereintgten 2iberaz
len i'm l. 4nbalter Rei4stasszWa blz
freiie, in pel9em &ommer5ienratb
Hi9arb &oeiide am 16. Stunt tpieberz
setpdblt mar, Der aber balb na9 ber
Wa6l itarb, baben ben 9ebeimen ST.
nanaratb 8iiing (nationaaiberaD als
aanbibaten aufgeiteut. 8iiiins mar
Speiter @iaeprdfibent i'm lebten Reidsz
tag unb bertrat ben 2. Medlenbursz
S9periner Wablfreis, bod ftel CT BEL
Der tiir5li9en Wabl burd.
Sal5ulen n. Sunsftbin fanb in
benz 8abeort Salauflen Die @ntbiauns
bes 9offmann=8 runnens, Elm. @ei9ent
Der Stabt gum Inbenten an bas 90
idbrtge 8eiteben bon 9offmanns
Stdrfefabriten, ftatt. Ser 8runnen,
Elm Wert bes 8tlbbauers Cams Samz
mann, Gbarlottenburg, ftebt in benz
part Dor benz &rantenbauie, bas bor
einisen sSabren Der @rinber Der Taz
briten, 2ebere9t 9offmann, seftiftet
hatte.
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8rete Stdofe.

8 m b 9. Oie Oirettio1 ber
ambnrg=4mertta=2 tnte bat bef9tois
len, 9oper in gnslanb in 3ufunft als
@~nlaufbafen fir bte S9iffe Der @efel>
faaft i'm iiberieetf9en Nerfebr AT Be-
niBen. I9t. S4iffe tperben bort pDz
4entli4 anlaufen, unter bieien bic
grObten Sabraeuse Der 2inie, tpte bic
r0euti9lanb," fotpte bic ber iiibameris
tanii9en, merttanti9en unb oftaitatis
i9en 2tnien. = Mus Mnlab etnes 81
natsantrases, bic 8eieittsrmg ber
Wrads Der auf Der l1nterelbe sefuntes
men S9iffe einem unternebmer auf
5ebn Sabre gu i~ibertrasen, lit cine @tas
ttttt bariiber aufseitent porben, tpas
benz bambursifden @taate, Der bic So
ften fir bic Reguliruns unb S9tffbars
erbaltung Der l1nterelbe trGst, bic Be-
feitigung ber Wrads In ben sSu6ren
1891-1901 setoftet bat. Sn BEN II
Sabren purben bafiir aussegeben L.
3OOiY4 Mart. Ser 90dftbetrag In
etnem Sabre belief fh auf $4,000
MarL = Ste bieiige Poliaet ber6aftete
ben internattonalen gbedfGlf9er Mas
fterfon Der In &alifornter1 G9eds IN
909e BON 100000 fdlfdte-
Re n n drber. Ser @atten,
m0rbet Denbt, Der fetne .srau en-
trdntte, bat fi9 i'm unterfu4uugsses
fdnsnib erbdnst.
8remen. 9auptmann Trunt bon
Der biefigen @arnifon Fat ii9 In ssolge
Herpenit1rung erf9oFen.
2abed. Sn.M ntpe5a1bett bes sprGz
iibenten bonn Observation-Disclosures unb
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8a0cu.

&arIsrube. Dem Wuni9e Der
babifden afabemii9 %sebilbeten 2ebrer,
es mD9ten ben @ei9i9tslebrern Mtts
tel CUR 8eiidttsuns btitorti9 pi9tiser
Srte CUR @erfigung seitent tperben,
bat Der babiide Oberfdulratb entfprpz
9en unb sendbrt nun Metfeunters
ftiiBunsen an 2ebrer Der 9ef4idte gum
8eIu9 bes r0m~if9<sermantf6en Mus
feums in Maina unb Der Saalburs
unb bes germantf9en Mufeums in
Niirnbers. Mu9 gum 8efu9 etnSelner,
DEFENDERS 9aratteriitif4er StGbte, pie
Mirnberg, 9tlbesbetm, 9oslar, &oz
tbenburg o. b. SaIber unb anbere, tpers
ben 9eibilfen sepGbrt. Die Sauer bes
Qufentbalts an ben etnselnen Srten 1T
auf IA Sage bere9net.
g abenz8abe Ser felt elmer
&eibe bon Sabren bier lebenbe Maior
a. 8. Mar S9dffer bat f9 in feiner
Wpbnung erf9oHen. Gin unbeilbares
2eiben tit Der @runb fir ben freitpilz
lisen Sob.
Sreiburg. Gin berporrasenbes
Mitslieb Der mebistnif4en Safultdt
Der uniperfttdt, @ebeimer 9ofrath
Profefor S9tnainser, feterte in Der
Stiue fem 5Oidbrises 9osenten=Subis
ldum. Ser 76idbrise, angemetn riiitige
Subilar fi6rt nod nit fi4erer Sano
Sperattonerl aus.
9eibeIbers. Dem beriibmten
pbiloiopbtslebrer Sumo Slider tpurben
aus Mnldb feines gtntritts In bas 80.
2ebensiabr bon nielen Setten, tnfons
berbeit bon ben Stubirenben, srobz
artise Opattunn barsebra4t.
M ann etm. SIM @orort
Nedara,, iiberfief Der 9afttptrtb Bib
ler i'm &eller ieines 6nnfes bic Trau
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Selhfmorn berhItet.

Ste grftaunen erre9enbe ytadttbt,
baB sesen Selbitmorb etn S9usmits
tel erfunben wurbe, wtrb piele inte=
reliiren. Gin berabsefommeues Sp=
item ober 8er3weifuns seben inper=
dnberli9 benz Selbitmorb uoran, uub
es 1T gtmas entbedt morben, bab BEN
3u1tanb perbtnbert, mel@erb 5. Selbf.
morb uabri@einli@ CUR Solse bat.
8eim eriten @ebanfen bes Selbft=
morris nebmt glectrit 8itterS. gr 1T
eiu srobartises Eouic unb Merui,, Der
BITE Nerper ftdrft unb bas Spltem
oufbaut. Iu@ 1T es ein sroBarttser
Waseuz, 2eberz unb Mieren=& esulaz
tor. Sour Scots. 3ufrtebenbeit saz
rantirt pom Npotbefer @. s. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-06
@Irttem6erg.

Stuttgart. giner Der treueiten
unb eifrtgiten @%eteranen Der beutideu
Woltspartet, &ommersienratb @eG
Gbni, feierte i'm Otter bon 70 Sabrer
nit fetner Satin bas Seit feiner sol.
benen So65eit. gbni mar Bis 1895
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir Gblinsen,
6 bIinsen. Sn fetn SO. Sc,
bensiabr trat S9ullebrer a. .. &rin,
ger, Der a~peitGlteite enanseliide @olts,
f9uIe6rer bes 2anbes. Sberlebrer a
.. &lumpp in 8Dblinsen lit ibm nod
um Elm Sabr iiber.
8 b IN / g 8 burs g. 3u9tbauss
bireftor b. Si9art, ber por apei Sab.
rem fein ~25idbrises Subildum als 0or.
itanb Der Strafanftalten bon Cub.
~tptssburs unb 9obenaspers feierr
tonnte, beging in boiler Srii9e ietner
70. 9eburtstag.
Neuen b il + g a. b. gns. Sie
befannte Senienfabrit !Saueifen &
So6n bestng bic Seier ibres 100iGb=
rtaen 8eftebens. Sic tpurbe 1903 bor
elmer aug Is sbeilnebmern beitebenbsn
&ompagnie besriinbet; fpdter erparf
bic 5trma 9aueifen &c Sobn na9 UNI
na9, aulebt 1850, bic Mntbeile. &C.
n%iorpartner ber 5trma lit beraeit &oms
mer5tenratb Sriebri9 S4mibt. Oie
5abrit bef9dfttgt segen 200 Mrbeiter,
bon benen 5 CUR 3ett f9pn iiber SO
Sabre i'm 9ef9dft iinb. Oas Sabrifs
perfonal perfiist f9on felt 1906 iber
etne r8ruberbi9fe" senannte Inter
ftabunsstafe, pelde iebt circa 2O5.z
600 Marf @ermDeen beltBt.
g n. !9ier tparb bic Glteite
Perfon bieitser @emetnbe, bic timber
lofe 93idbrise Wittpe Sepbolb gu
grabe %setrasen. QIsemein purbe ie
als in drmlt9en @erbdltnifen le6enb
angeieben. bod btnterldbt fte Elm Ser
mDsen bon mebr als 100000 Mart.
II I m. SIM @emeinbebaufe in
Steinbetm, Sberamt 9etbenbeim,
tparb Der 2anbiGger S9mib bon benz
S9retner unb @lafer gmil Stint bon
pforabetm bur9 bret Hebolperi 9iTe
in ben &opf setDbtet.