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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
leaped overboard st Sea.

Boston. April 2s.-Captain Hopkins,
81 the steamer Admiral Farragut re-
ports that when the steamer was off
Highland Light. on her way to this
,ity from Port Antonio, Jamaica, one
d the passengers, listed as c. Sea-
bury of Providence. r. l., rushed out
If his stateroom and. uttering a shrek
plunged overheard. Efforts were made
% rescue the man. but without avail
Seabury's actions were peculiar
throughout the passage.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
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/ n a h3ra~nnir plush hoN aud are han-
/ d,el 10y the Junior keystone senator
} with -roatt,rc.
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ne ever had was inst .r,.r ,,.. ,y,-,.
married. whom lc v.as "a cl,rk in t.c
po~toiHDc department. He went ID
worA at % aud Quit &c 4. know him
pretty we'll then. Since lc las nrr.. III
the White House Doc. aoe~ to his office,
f soon after breakfast. II hc comes
f home To- i-u,u,en nj .tIl. il + iu a great
+ hurry. ard whom hc come, home To-
+ dinner it is very late. At lu O'Clock LIE
returns to the White House and frc-
queutly remains until after midnight.
+ The children hardly know him by
si-lt.~
This WAS hcfor, ln h,,anc a cabinet
officer Now le viii have the ,onvcn.
touai hours OF the department ON
p.oy'r. Nl.ch sNtcud from - until 3.
, with little addition 10 tho latter hour
to give time for signing letters
The Wall. OF the justices.
j 7~tSc Holmes oi tuc United states
supr tiue COURT ha~ been broken into
the ro Nuior afternoon walk OF the older
membc.-S 81 ttc court down Fcun>yi-
vaula a., erur fr,m tlc capitol To- -Four
tecuth - e, ->wh.rh is Approximately
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
ALMOST A LyAcklne
Barn Burner and Horse Thief Barely
Escapes II Near Iancastrr p,

escapes IL Near Lane aStcr, Pa.
Lancaster. Pa. April Harry c
ksnroth. OF South Hermitage. was
landed in the county prison after q
narrow escape fTOm being lynched al
New Holland. Last week the barn
OF a farmer named Detiaven. in East
Earl township. was burned with -
head of live stock Kanroth. il was
suspected. fired the place aud was
later seen with a horse stolen from the
stable. lie fed TO the Welsh Noun
tains. where. hard pressed he shot the
horse and diSemboweled IL. Tie was
captured ami taken to Miller's hotel at
New Holland To await the trolley car
for this city. \ large crowd OF angry
neiShhors of neHaVen assembled. and
when a proposition to lynch him wa
made there was Wild rush and de
termined effort To take him from the
officers In the struggle that ensued
the furnishings OF the barroom suf-
tered severely. The officers. assisted by
number of citizens. fought back the
crowd and the prisoner was placed on
car and brought here.
kafroth's DEMONSTRATING plan was in
Senious. He first stole horse rrom 4
neiEhoor and. taking II several miles
across the country to DeHaven's
farm. placed the animal in the barn.
taking another in its place and then
set the building on fire. Enough OF the
strange animal remained after the fire
TO detect the substitution.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
MADE HOMELESS BY FIRE
Dwellings Of Twenty Families al
Cleveland, O., DESTROYED.

Dwellings Of Twenty Families a,
Cleveland, O., Destroyed.
Cleveland. April pa genuine panic
existed among twenty families in the
vicinity of Pittshurg street because OF
the destruction by fire Of their little
homes. The fire had started in a near
by cooper shop and spread to the
dwellings before il could be checked
The houses burned like finder and
many OF the occupants attempted TO
save their possessions from the flames
but without success. for the fire spread
so rapidly that many OF the women had
narrow escapes from being burned TO
death. All the fire apparatus except
the last reserves was called out. and
the fire proved 10 be one OF the most
dangerous the city has had in years.
The money loss is placed at $50 600
Two hundred persons are temporarily
homeless because Of the fire.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
General NJies' Long Trip.

Lieutenant GeDcrai Miles. with Mrs.
Miles and Colonel Naus of his staff
and Mrs. Maus. has returned to
Washington after Jis tour of the
world The trip was planned as mil
itary inspection of the United States
army In the insular possessions and
also with the design of aScertaining
the latest Developments in European
armies. The results will be embodied
10y General Miles in n special report.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
Ex-Governor Grioos Aco.,..

trenton, N. j.. April 29.-Ex-Goy-
'rnor John W. Griggs, after consider
ng the matter for some time. accepted
ne appointment as one of the three
commissioners to investigate the pro
'osed Morris Canal abandonment and
eport to me next legislature. The
.ther commissioners are ex-Governors
Herts and Voorhees,.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
WEEMS STEAMBOAT GO.
fredericksburg and Urbanna Route

-nu ,,,r,lr
geyeryN
LAVE ~ r Teanne aed a n5neiate r tnnSr vii
IN "a l~iay
arS ella
, rom i,TonrS 20 ' ;oa From rralsr, p.
aud rao-s
ouf points below lappahRnnocS '''' 'o'''N
Cake -
'I emo barrels "a Recon cents f
o''r lti.ht oo- rate '' ' 'N
rriei 90 ga
u" D. SCOTT Agent ebnrr Va ' N'o'-f baltimore Nd
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
New strenaIn necord.

Cambridge. Mass. April 2s.-Fred
Foster. Harvard's strong man, has
Just made a remarkable record under
Dr.. Sargent's new strength test. His
igures were 100000 foot pounds more
han the old record. d. Tying. the in
ercollegiate strong man OF last year.
ried to equal Fosters figures, but
allied. so that the latter is undoubted-
the strongest man in the college
world. His grand total was 33O,213
DOT pounds.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
TypeWriters-AII Kinds

makes cold, exchanged repaired and rented
snysnsre Many good 40 Of nrcs.i
eny until you set samples Of Whiting on our
peuriced advice Immense stock for selection ~ ~.
s.sss isHnppea on approval. IL GOOD type
""ter ShhAf, youu md 10 here ~ w
Phones. New SOS Oid1eas
SOUTHERN STAMP AND STATIONERY 10
Ensirs building. T~sive. stu Main Rlchmond W ~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
scHooLDIAEcToHs SEMITIC JAIL
Get 10 Months for Extortina Money
from Philadelphia Teachers.

,.
Philadelphia. April %. - Convicted
of conspiracy 20 evtort money from
applicants for positions as school
teachers in the 2Sth ward, Directors
B. Frank Brown. Thomas F. C. Seixas.
and Joseph Travis and David G..
Johnson. the go-between. were SEN
.enced by Judge Davis. in quarter ses-
'ions court No. l. TO serve an impris-
onment OF is months in the county
prison and to pay a fine of 500 each.
The sentence is to date from the dav
81 their conviction. "a days ago.
Almost at the same time counsel for
ne convicted men began to plan an
other movement TO secure their re-
lease on bail pending an appeal before
he superior court for a new trial
Former Judge Porter has Heen en-
gagged TO assist Attorneys Shields and
Monaghan in their argument before
ME. superior court for a supersedeas
% stay the sentence of the men. The
attorneys left for Pittsburg last night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02

There are four colonies" In the OH q
OF the sergeant OF arms Of the house,
and this state of affairs sometimes
causes great confusion. lis the colonel
here?" a visitor often asks Four men
instinctively answer Eyes"
CARL SCuOFIELD.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
FREDERICKSBURG. VA
LI0UoRs, oieAas, anoosETgg

MIS- j. z. Mon TO
Commerce St, Fredericksburg. Va lee-
u Jne largest and most variea srork =.
vines and Liquors in the city. sho can
!urnIsh you W hisIey AZ prices from $40
70 - per gallon. 1t includes Star
nentu4ky Rye, Live Oak. Lord Rslt-
moIe' hlhg Lear, Jefferson Co. Rye VIZ
Wines of every de,criotin,, 49,, s.
ibranty $3.50 70 s. per gallon ann
line ofCigars and Tobacco. Grocer;ss ~,
o,o MRS. J. T. MONROE.
oIS commerce St, Fredericksburg "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-05-02
Invitation on Slab of Gold

What ia designated as a golden invi-
tat ion itas been extended by the Black
Iilhs Mining Mems association to Pres
idenr Roosevelt asking him TO attend
the mining congress TO be held at Lead.
=. D.. Dcx1 September. The invitation
is engraved on slab of eighteen
carat Black Hills gold. five inches long
by two AND three quarters inches wide.
1t has BEEN forwarded 10 the South
Dakota congressional delegation at
Washington, Joy whom it will be pre-
scented 10 the president.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
Sr. 0uren3's Wct9uor.

86iIubetp6iu, gd., 3. Oft.
-9ie feds &inber, peG6e Or. Qoren3
bei ieinem erIten 8efu6e in 96ilabelz
p6ia i'm DECEMBER porigen So6res ielz
Der pperirte, fino ols gebeilt aus Dem
nSefferfon 6oIpital" entlufen NOR
be, bod fperben lie nod etntgs W}onate
unter 8eoba9tung ge6alten. Ole
f0nnen ge6en, tpenn aud ni4t gang 10
perfect, uls ob tire 8lisoer BON Sc
burt on normal ausgebtlDet gepeien
ipdren. Or. 8. Nuguitu5 DilIon pom
,SefferIon : 6oipital" nu6m geitern
ben erften 8ppsperbanb BON ben Bel
men Der fie6en 8inoer ab, nel6e er oor
feds MpnQten nat Der Wfetbooe oes
Or. 2oren3 6e6unOelt bate. Die
8eine, pelfe bis bd6in ieit Der Spez
ration in be0eutenbem Wintel gelegen
6attetn, pIrDen me6r Der normalen
SteQung 3uge6ra6t unO bann aberz
mails in einen @pp5berbano gelegt, in
tpel6em Tie einen Mtonat blet6en pers
ben, poruuF lie bic natiirli6e Stenung
er6ulten. Na9 einem u6ermaIigen
Monat niro Der leBte 8er6dnO a6gez
npmmen perben. Gtpu 40 Sale iinO
i'm .Seffsr7on 9oipital" mad Der
2oren3'ifen Metbobe bebanoelt NOR
ben, uno e5 perosn nod fortpGbrenO
neue 9atienten gebra4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
OQmCn=3u66C6(CiOung
is tier 6lur- auuer)

Der unteri6ieo 3piiaen GrfOI9 unO Mi6erfOl9
in Ger 6erItsaung pOn S4u6en t0mmt monamal
ben 3rGgerinnen b%ertIben ni6t e6er sum 8es
puBtIein, al5 Bis tie ibr GelO Oofijr be5oAlt bat nno
bic G6u6e trdgt. SIS 1T unisr 8eiddft, quite
fu6e aus3uIuten uno gu bertdufen. 8lauben Sic
unIeren Borten, penn mir iagen, OoB oteie Sduhe
aus g~eeignsten Woteriolten in 8~eei8neter @eiie
an8eerti8t no.
gatent Sober uno lafirte 0on8ola, nit
Gorbldttetn aus. oemIsI6en 2eOer, r~peIeo" Cob
LEM; cu6uniI4e, fran5OTi6e peer 2Oui5 Der Bier
abnte 5ate7, $4O0 uno $500.
9lGn3enDe 0ongola 4atentleoer Sdniirz
ooer 8nopF Sdu6e, $3.50.
Soeal=, Gplt= uno 4atenteoer S8niirz ooer
Rn0pf : G6u5s, $2.95, $3.50, $500 unO $500.
8or Gelo1r uno 8anguru5 = 8ol6sleOerz
6dnirz OOer 8n0pf = Sdu6e, nit i6peren @gz
teniion : 6o6sn $2.95, $3.50 uno $500.
Qatirte @lacleoerz, Dongolaz, 8iciz uno ni6t
~qIGn3enoe 8luceleoer S6nijrz ooer &n0pfzS6u6e,
mittelidper Ooer idper, $3.50, $500 unO $3.50.
8or Golf 6ano8enG6te S6niir : G6u6e, nit
breiten Grteni on = So6en, n%ieOri8en 6aden, re9uz
lar $500, fir $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

W ur3burger SubtlGum.
Die t0nigIi6 baDeriIhe Muiiti9ule
in 8iir36urg, OuS Glteite Dsrarti8e
Snititut in 0eutI8lanO, feierte i6r
10OsjG6rige5 8eite6en. Die Glteiten
GonIerpatorien na6 0iir36urg Iino
Die in Prog G811), 8ten Q81O uno
Qetp3ig Q843 gegrInoet).
4n6olt's 6iefI ausgez
ipieIt.
Der an6aItii6e 6ieIl, Der 0oppeIz
m0rber Qsnnig, Der, ME frii6er 9ez
meIoet nuroe, ro6 feinem Qu56ru6
aus Dem 3u6t6ouie in 9aue Die
Wdloer DON 0eTau uno 1mgegeno
unii6er mo6te, lit na8 langem &siz
ieItrei6en in Der 8egeno Don 8itz
ten6erg gefangen poroer. Die gon5e
8egeno fii6lt ii4 felt 2ennig'8 Sc
fangsnna6me erlei6tert, benin Qennig
bate e5 Deritanoen, ieinen 0amen gez
fiir6tet gu MAIDEN, 10 OaB Itiemano
ii4 Bel 0unfelbeit ms 6reie na9te.
Sieger i'm Wettbeperb.
Qu5 Der Gonturren3 fir Elm Oeutz
f6ss 9enfmul, pel6e5 in 3iingtau
gum 4noenten an Die Sample in
China geIeBt IperOen ioG, lit Oer8ilOz
bauer b. ue6triB ais Sie8er berOOrz
gegangen.
6eIlme86erger mill MAD
Mmerifu.
Dem 6ofopern : 0irigentsn So5.
6eumes6erger, Der jiingit bon benz
6a6ritonten braun, oeTen Iohter,
cine SGn3erin, er berFu6rt 6a6en IoG,
fur6t6ar Der6auen nuroe, lit Oa5
Wiener 9fluiter anI6eineno gu heiB
~geporDen. Gr erfldrte einem Snterz
Dieper, er ge6e i'm nGaIten Sabre nit
einem Or4eiter mad Ct. 2Oui5 unO
neroe oann na6r14etnli4 oauernO
in ben Ser. Staten bleiben.
ungurif4e 8ouern ue Z
Iiren lid.
Sn RiItelef in ungdrn 0ueQtren fth
ieBt Togar bic 8uuern. 2e6ten bd bic
beiOen ungeIe6enen 8auern 3ot6 uno
6urmut6 in gepiFem Do6litanoe,
a6er alter 5einof4uft. 8eibe tparen
in Der 8slt 6erumgepeien uno tpouz
ten lire 6dnoel ais 8uoaliere aus
fe6ten. gu8 alien Regeln Der &unit
16iften Iie Ii6 lire Sefunoanten gu,
QeBtere be~robreoeten Elm 0ueu uuF
8iItoIen gu Our9au8 ni8t lei8ten8ez
oingungen. 9us 9ueQ puroe aus
gefo6ten, uno 3par urter Jormen,
bic jeoen 8uoalier befritoigen mug
ten, fpenn es aud un6lutig Derlief.
Sin fetner Qr3t.
0ieooet Ser, benz frii6eren Qr5t Der
tiirfiI6en 8oti6uft in 8ien, Der Ii4
ieinem 8otT6after ge9enii6er 10 un8e~
bii6rli6 benommen bate, buB er
i6eunigIf Oeftrei6 0erIaFen muBte,
lit nun audi BON ben ungarn bic
8atfreunof6aFt ~gefiinoigt poroen.
Der 4r5t pat in qreB6urg, mo er
53uflu6t .iu6te, bonn Stuotbauptz
mann bic Qufforoerung er6ulten, I'm
gurn ii6er 5iume gu p~erlaITen, an
oernfdQs piiros er Iber bic 9ren3e
u6geI6oben peroen.
8ub06iten 9ropagan b a.
nit benz Sip in 2eip3ig FAT iia
elm 8uoo6iitii6er M}iTiOns : 9erein
in 0eutialanO gs6iloet, Der mad lei
men SaBungen bic buOO6iitif6e 3eIiz
gioaa > pAiIOiOpRie Dar4 n3uIamz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
SpibCn=0OrOinCN.

@DItrr=Stpurttmtnt Grttter UlurD
Nsbmen Sic Die 6piBens8orOinsn pom Sen
ter 6ero6, uno e5 man9elt an Ge9on5, Die iOfort
%ben1ert6dr piro.
8rHTser goint18arOfnen, $3.50 bis $1,000 0os
9aar.
Seine Nrabian Gardiner ouf ifperem ecru Bob
binet, $3.50 sis $4,000 Oa8 4aar.
GlunD SpiBeny8arDinen in ecru unO meiB, So
BIS $12.5O oa5 Paar.
4nttque GpiBenz8arOinen, 6onOorbeit, ouf2ins
nen 6crim, fir aIgemeinen @e6raud iebr beliebt,
So bis $3.50 oo5 Yuar.
G6ottiTde, engliIfe uno 9eimiide Rotttn86om
Gardiner, 81 bis 81 Da5 Pour.
8eide 9rapcrie- Stofc.
Sine If0ne Collection pon prohtpou %8efdrbten
uno 6offein %9sps6ten 6tOffen fir jsoen 3ped, fir
ben fdpere 0rapsrie'n n0t6ig iinO.
4tlas 01mot unO 8rocotele, $3.50 bis $3.50
Die garo.
9o6ein 8opsfrie nit 6etoens8adfeite, 50 bis
$3.50 Die Yoro.
8aumlpuuz uno m~erceri3eO 3oPeitris in Orientd=
lii6en, 8lumenz oOer @DbeIinz0eiiinS, 81 bis ST.
rs Die garO.
HIads : gelour, $1.25 bis $3.50 bic gor0; 5sis
ben : @elour, $3.50 Die 0arO.
gou6 0etsn in pen66arer 3aPetrie, mouris
76s 0eTitn8, $2.49 Die YorO,
6o6feine q~ortieren, SO Bis $50 unO $40 0as
9aor; QeBtere iinO aus Dem ~fejniten fron30iitsn
0elour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
Ehiffsz trimmer.

6uGifur, u.s.. 3. 0tto6sr. -
@iner Na6ri6t aus Neitport, RS,
3ufolge IinO 3riimmer zines groBen
56iffes Bel 8rier S5lano an ben
5trano geIpiilt tpOrben. Der 2eu6tz
t6urmnG8ter auf Rortbern Point
msloete, OaB Die NOgen eine S6iffSz
fabine, 0efplanten unb einen go SUP
6o6en Moit, iopie cine Menge neuer
Mil6fannen ungef6pemmt buben.
Die Mil6funnen iinO nit oem6irmaz
numen s. g. MooO &c 60. ge3ei6net;
bic Sabine lit nit elmer eIettriI6en
Ginri6tung beriebsn. Mlan glau6t,
baB bas S4iff in benz Sturm am
0ienitag Nadt an ben 8lippen BON
8rier eoSsldn0 QeI6ettert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
Gin nrnkfr Strife in Mnsiiht.

9ittsburg, 90, 3. Ottober. =
@em Die Observation-Disclosures in
ben neuen 96ilaoelpbier Nerfen Der
.Qmericun @6ett Steel 60" am
Montug Morgen ri4t gei6li4tet iino,
piro Elm aGgemeinerQusitano in alien
unionz0 erfItGtten Der 9eieqi4aft err
flGrt peroen. Die genannte gompugz
ME ION bas uebereintommen nit Der
Union psrIest Aober-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
BGtttiiC0cr "no StCppOCC6Cn.

ginHtn=GtPorttmtut .. Grter s lurJ
Die Mitte Der 8etttii6er u~nterlte9t Der 9r0Bten
Q6nuBung. IS 1T Spar omteit, oieie 3ader gu
%taufen. Die 9rsiie Iouien, ME fOIgt:
So bel 80, 6oc.; p BEL 80, 65o,; 81 6ei 80, 7Oo;
80 bel 80, 75c,; 80 bei SO, SOC.
8Hbk 0ttc6ery3a4e beotn9en mdrmere 0eten,
ME bnie Bargains:
Mit 6ilfoIine i~i6er3ogene Steppoeten, p bt
so, nit reinpeiBsr 8onmnoue 8sfoPf, si6t,
$1.29.
G6te coliforniite 0oIoeden fir 0opptl6stten,
unfere 6eri6mte v6terIingz"Morte, 8arontirt, 3uz
frieDenIteuerO, $500 oo8 9uar.
Sine Ie6r quite Qu5no6l Don Mufern in en8li=
fden Nai6z6loneuen fir 3ojlen, Socque8 ETC.,
28c. Die 0arD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04
01ts Dem Oeutf6en 2tei6c.
3aiicr @ilhelm fritiiirt Den Grt.
ipurf ctncs 9cntmalS.

aunitnoti3en aus alien 26eilen bes
alien @atsrianoe8. - Die 8uOOz
bitten : 4rOpo8anOa. Dem
Mongel an G6ul8e6Guoen in
Berlin ~a6ge6oIfen. - Die GOnz
t~urren3 ouf Dem giienmortte. -
@eri4ieOene5.
Berlin, 8. Oft. - RaiIer 0ilz
belm bat ieinem 8eI4mafe binii6t~
Ii6 ben 8erten Der Stunt mieOer
einmal in Der inn eigenen Neiie Die
3igel f6ieBen laFsn. Sn 6am6urg
nirO gegentpGrtig elm GROCER Sem
trail : 8a6n4oF ge6aut. Der Gntpurf
ou3u 1T Dem Safer DorgeJe8t NOR
ben. gr betra6tete Iia Oenielben
ldnqere ,3eit nu8oenfli6, nabm oann
einen 8lauitift CUR 5ano unO i6rie6
0urunter bic tlaTii6en 8orte:r Gin
fa6 16euBli6!" SnfOlge 9efen
I6reitet Der 8uu oe5 8a6n6ofe5 10
IanoIum fort, oaB Die gar3e 8iirgerz
Idaft ben 5enut tpegen bes i6duoer@
baften 8autempels interpeuirte. Sci
biefer @elegen6eit purbe Oa5 urtbeil
bes 8aifers ru96ar. l1nO in Der al
ten freien 5anfaftdbt lit man nun in
bielen 8reiien Der M}einung, baB es
ben Monar6en eigentIi6 nenig an
qe6e, ob 9am6urg ii4 einen i6euBliz
den Doer ni6tzi4euBli6en 8a4nRof
erbaut.
8oe9re mill ni6t m e + I
mttipielen.
quul @oe6re, Der 9Farrer a. ..
uro fp3iuliIfif6e 8ertreter Oes Is.
Ma6lfreifes i'm R0nigrei6 @a8Ien,
MittpeiOu : Ro4ltB : 6l06a, legte
fein Rei8stogs : Manout nieoer,
neil er, nie er idgte, bon ben 8enoIz
Ten ~cpniequent uno tets perFolgt murz
be. 0ie 8ldtter iagen, 8e6el bate
ieinen erIten gefdbrIi6en 5eino in
Der 9artei CUR Strede ge6rudt, uno
8olfgung Seine unO Or. Braun
biirFten bulo foIgen. 9a5 Ge3dnt
unter ben 8arteifii6rern Der i~o3idltz
Hidden 9urtei miro INNER grOBer.
RIein Monte Carlo be-
fettigt.
0u4oem in 0eutral U}oresnet bic
8enoarmerie ben 8%aiinoIaal beIeBt
Fat unO feline QusIat me6r por6anz
ben 1T, baB bas Spiel bort auf irz
qenD cine 0eiie g"eitattet peroen
f0nnte, BADEN i6 bic Spieltr beirut
6iqt uno bef9Iofen, ale peiteren
S6ritte, oas Spiel fort5uIeBen, 81
unterlaFen. Dix Stdbt6e60roe min
iibrigens ftrufre6tIi6 9egen oieSpiez
Ter porgeben.
WoIIten lid auftreten.
Die Sanger SOern, Pbilipp, 6rau
SuGer uno dnbere 8iinitler, nelae
Bel Dem geitrigen 8ugner : gantett
portrdgen foltsn, fagten tpe8en Der
Mitpirtung Der englii4en SdH9erIn
qriEgs Gb.
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Tlinf NualItatcn BON %idInarScr Sptlc 81
&aranrm.&rciiem.

menf6luB Dieler in tpeiteren 8reifer
Der &0lter 0e5 Q6anOlanoe8" Der6rsiz
ten nil.
Der 9erein, Der 5oleran3 ii6en un0
iid Don Qngriffen alf bic 6eite6enoen
Observation-Disclosures fern balten
nil, eritre6t bic 8il0unq elmer
buOo6iitii6en 8emeini6aft in
9euti6lono, Die 8riinOung BON
3peig = 8ereinen, 466altung BON
8ortrGgn, 8rijnoung BON %6uOobitiz
iden Seminaren, 8i6liot6eten unO
2eie3immern, GentraliIirunq Der in
9eutihlQno ~pp6nenoen 8u006iFen
L., /. IN.
Q6t S6uI6oruden.
S6uI6druden fperoen i'm Often
8erIin's i5ren Gin3ug balten, Da cine
8ei5e Don neuen S6ul6duten nod
ni6t ~fertiggeiteut 1T uno io%qenunnte
ofIiegenOe &IaTen" in Wiet68rdumen
DermieOen IperOen iolen. Der M}uqiz
frat bate DOR "A 3agsn 6e16lofen,
Der Std0tperOroneten 8eriammlund
cine 8orluge gu ii6erisnoen peqen Grz
ri6tun8 folGsr S6ul : 4aDillons
(8aroden) CUR ltnter6ringurg i6ul=
pfli6tiger 8inoer. Gs ioQen o6t
PaoiIlons na6 3rpet peri8ieoenen
SDitemen nit je 3pei &IQien Derz
Iu6sDeiie auf Dem tGotiI4en8runoz
itid an Der 56ornerz un0 0IiDuers
StroBe, no6e Dem 5rieOri6s6ain,
oa5 einen 6ld6entn6alt Don 1900
QuaOratmeter bat, erri6tet merben.
&uf Der 9resoener 6tGote : Qu8Itelz
lung iinO bsrartige 8araten auSges
felt uno DON Der 8erliner 0eputds
tion beIi6tigt nDroen.
Die Gpnturren3.
Die o86rfen6alle" t6eilt nit, bic
prompte Grneuerung oe5 Giienz uno
Sta6l SDnoifats, lpeI6es aQe groz
ZEN oeutf6en groOu3enten umfaBt,
fei our8 bic tir3li6er 8eri6te be-
8iigli8 be5 ameritanifden Marttes
ber6eigeTi6rt noroen. Die 8efiir6z
tunq, oaB Da5 Ginoringen Der ameriz
taniI6en Gonturren3 bic Ginigfeit
unter ben osutihen 4roou3enten be-
eintrd6tigen m06te, 6ei6lsunigte ben
Q6f6luB oe5 Ie6ereintOmmens.
Nu6 omerttanii dem
Mu ter.
Die bon Der preuBii6en Giien6abns
8erpaltung nuh ben Ser. Staten
oeianoteGommiFion, pel4e oas anez
rifaniIde 6ra4tpaggon : SDitem
untsrIu6en ioate, lift 3uriid9etebrt
unO 6at Die Qniduffung Don Dagz
q0ns umeritanii6en MoDeqs BON 20
Sonnen 5afungstroft e~mpfobIen.
Die ieBt bier 5ur 8erpenoung tomz
member Daggons baden 3ebn Sonnen
Rapu3itGt. Sine 8epiqi8ung gu
Dem Gnoe niro in oas nG4ite 8iiOget
aufgenOmmen peroen.
8ul0ung our6 6euer
3erfDrt.
GintuuIeno M}orgen 0aIolano duf
@raf bon 5iele : 0indler's i40nem
8ute RotittniB bei 8eut6en in 0berz
f6leien, fino Our6 6euer 5eritort
pprben.
- Oie n56ecIu 9ortldnO Cement
e Goal 60" bat BON Der Detroit
8rufsGo." cine 6ppOt4et BON $751;
818 dufdenommen, Inn n~Otbpenoige
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MarblGnocr S6ule fir Sanbe.

DIR So. Rur!ug b,oiunt an Is. september
eonfsfftonglOie 9 6u : iar 5aubftumm.
unb sol6e, pcrtu Geb6r fur O,n 9eiu5 otr 0iftnts
Itbeu 66uItu 81 maagsI6lit 1T. unt,rribt i'm
el7satn uuo Q:s9euIsisn, iOtie grammdr.5 Souls
uno ofaoemil6. staoitu. Sebr a~tiuno. 2aes.
Rtt6figuHg urb unttrri8t frti
fir Giriuobutr Tar9!ano's. Ran tpsuOs f9 an
Gas. 20 GIN, 9rinsipal. GrSaid. RO.
CIuQ8; 5a1i2o-4ug29l
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s.. Sabrgang.
wiarplano. Snftitnr,
waIs amt 3tid)rnsG Gule,

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CUNT? doartemtnt Eag=Rlafsu) trbi;nst am l.
ef,,bsr 9tihu,u in allen SraHbeu nab Der Rdz
tpr MIND nab Dem 2t5tn. Gntpiirit. Dlaltn IN
g0,T,rfar5fr una Del, iolpis Wopeuirer.
sdmral AZ laTtr in ~osuitlbsn unttrrt1tsjnel9n
uro EprmalsilHtrrib beginner am 3. Ctto5er.
@intbartas6ulc fir 9ilObausrei am itlbtn &aSe
pit Die 5dg4SbulfH.
ab,n,.qIsTtr bsqinuen am 70. Cfto6sr - Grtis
bouo.. Mai1iutmti6nsn unO arbitcltonti1ss 3si1s
asn.
ale RGuiieu rtroiu in GOlg: oon 1tpa'
ro;urtn an Der R;bmono=nRdrttbalt Tnr Osn an=
fdrl I'M Suititut f]orta,eBt.
RatalOgs finn i'm 5uft!tut ~ babtn ooer per Sof
p~eriuuDt.
Y. =. Worrffpn.
Ur6Fb,rt beg gonittg Der Mals uno 3slbnsni3ule.
9iaa a~ortifr,; 5bpmes y. Sprrtf, Attuar
(Ssn+14 SnSi7o-Cfr22l
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pom Sr6f -9ukwaarm lit Om Gnenfen uO re6rt6fen 2Iooen -mrOen 1T Oen
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