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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23

80 ssSS~S~SAAS/
SO glad to get chance to learn business
that the idea of asking my employer to
make me present of two weeks time
that belonged to him because he had paid
me for it would have been preposterous.
Neither did any of my youthful asso-
ctates take vacations. lam sure you will
agree with me that the fact did not retard
their progress when I say that among
them were Thurlow Weed, Horace Gree
ly, Gov. Seward and George Jones.
Il think the vacation habit an out
growth of abnormal and distorted busi-
ness methods. fail to see anything
legitimate in it. Let us assume that an
employer and his clerk make an agree
ment to exchange just remuneration for
reasonable services. Each one keeps his
part of the agreement. Are they not
then quits? If there is any obligation 1
think it is on the part of the clerk who
avails himself Of the credit, skill AID Or
ganization of the employer.
Suppose we were to reverse the con-
ventional order Of things, and instead Of
the clerk demanding two weeks pay
gratis his employer should demand two
weeks work without pay as a condition
Of retaining the clerk in his employ.
What tremendous howl would coup.
1T is worry, not work, that makes the
hair gray. Doctors may recommend a
change Of air for man when he is sick.
But why be sick? Sickness is an irrepar-
able loss Of time. If had q thousand
tongues I'd preach Same time with
them all. It is infinitely more valuable
than money"
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
SAGE OPPOSES VACATIONS,
The Venerable New York Financiar
Preaches Against Idlensos and
the WAISTS Of Time.

New York Special.
The New York Independent publishes
the following from the pen Of Russell
Sage under the heading, THE Injustice
Of Vacations"
During the SO years of my career
have not once taken vacation. A young
man said to me the other day, MI. Sage.
would you not have taken q vacation.if
you had worked for some one else?' Ire.
piled that would not. Inever have been
an advocate Of what some persons term
the vacation habit
When I was a boy the practice was
not in vogue. As matter Of fact was
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
HAD UNIQUE CAREER
EDUcAToRS UNITE IN PRAISE
OF vINERABLE SCHOLAR.
Df. Fisk Retired from Academic Life
AfterLong and Honorable Serv-
ice-To Be Succeeded by
Prof. Wilde.

Evanston Qil) Special.
The passing of the university year
marks the close Of an educational
career as unique as it has been event
full.
Prof. Herbert Franklin Fisk. in the
81 years of continuous service in his
position as head of Northwestern Uni
yersity academy, has seen the school Of
which he is the honored head grow
from humble beginnings to be lead
ing department Of great university
and a recognized leader among schools
of its class.
In 1857 the trustees of the university
voted that portion of the university
building be granted for an academic
institution, such as should meet the
approval of the faculty of the univer-
sity." From so pupils in 1860 to SOS
in 1904. from room in ''old prep to
the dedication of Fisk hall in 1899, and
the memorable educational conference
held last year in connection with the
celebration of the thirtieth year of DR..
Fisk's principalship, has been the story
of its material progress. Although
many academies have declined before
the increasing power and influence of
the public schools, a few, among them
Northwestern, have not only lived, but
have thrived and grown-so quietly as
almost to escape notice.
Not only by the noble building that
bears his name is the work of DR.. Fisk
commemorated, but in an even more
lasting way in the lives and hearts of
the 5000 men and women who have
learned to know and to call him mas
ter. Inseparably twined with the
traditions of the university, the his
tory Of the one is the story Of the
other. Tablets of bronze will corrode:
granite monuments crumble to dust:
but for the teacher who enshrines him.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
BRuIN ENJOYS HIS DRINK.
British Regiment Has Bear Mascot
with Very Reprehensible
Habits.
london (Eng,and) snecial

London (England) Special.
Total abstainers claim that human
beings are the only creatures who drink
intoxicating liquors, yet there is bear
in England that is very fond of beer and
ale and that on few occasions has even
drunk a moderate amount of whisky.
This bibulous animal belongs to the
First Inniskilling dragons, and is
known as the mascot of the regiment.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23

Who Is Quite a Toper.)
It is still quite young and so tame that
the officers and men play with it as they
would with Newfoundland dog. It is
generally in excellent spirits, and when
ever it becomes little morose sip or
two of beer sufflces to cheer it up. The
accompanying picture shows the bear in
the act of taking drink, and close
study of its countenance indicates that
it Is certainly enjoying itself.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
oNE-LEccED BALL PLAYER.
Besides Holding Record a. Pitcher
He Has Fine Reputation
for Batting.
New York snecial

New York Special.
Robert G. Nolan, of the Bronx, is one Of
the best semi-professional pitchers in
the younger ranks. In addition to that
he has a reputation for batting and play
ing that would do credit to many profess
SIGNALS.
Last Sunday. at Vast Farms, Nolan
was in the box for his team, the Young
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
School Apportionment.

The May apportiopment of state
school funds. at $3.53 for each school
pupil amounts to SEC, 945.6 go for Grand
Forks county. OF this sum Grand
Forks will receive $s,s95.O4; Niagara,
$685. 81; Emerado, $337.92; Arvilla,
se37.36; Larimore, s1,376. 80; Marvel,
$40l.2s; Thompson, 545. 60; Gilby, 1916
81; Northwood, $67a3a; Northwood
township, $7ls.Os; Inkster, $40. This
is the largest school superintendent in
the history of the state, notwithstand-
ing the fact that there has been a large
increase in the school population dur
ing the past few years.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
Broke Jail.


Three hoboes broke Jail at Minot by
making hole through the rear Of
their cells They have not been appre-
hended. although posse is after them.
Two of the hoboes were charged with
robbing farmer ON the street in broad
daylight. All were serving fifty day
sentence and were on bread and wat
er diet, one meal day.
News Notes.
"A large number of cottages will be
built at Chautauqua this season. Work
has already been started on several Of
them.
The two days shoot of the North
Dakota State Sportmen's association
was concluded at Minot. Sprague
of Grafton is the states champion shot.
The following postofices in North
Dakota have been advanced to the
presidential class: MeHenry, $1,000;
Portal, 81, 100; Walhalla, $1,000.
The Strausburg creamery at Linton
has opened for business, and took in
600 pounds of cream the first day.
The farmers excursion will begin
the 18th of July and continue until
the 23rd.
A Devils Lake citizen suggests 310,-
600 building at that place.
Miles of cement walk are being laid
at Dickinson.
The Northern Pacific will build q
new depot at Steele.
A freak of nature is to be seen at
the farm of Christian Zacher, near
Glenullen in Morton county, in the
shape of lamb with eight legs; the
lamb is as spry and lively as any of
the flock.
The plan to use gasoline motors for
the motive power for the street car
line running between the city and the
university has been abandoned and
electricity will be used.
The school consolidation idea seems
to have worked in a.reverse manner in
Stutsman county. and several districts
were divided there is an opportunity
for several schools instead of one.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-23
Disgraced.

Almost on the point Of collapse, Rev.
j. H. Dobbyn faced Judge Hine in the
st. Paul police court and was sen.
fenced to three months in the work.
house. Dobbyn, who is an Episcopal
clergyman in charge of St. Johns
church at Dickinson, was arrested on
complaint Of Charles Bonnelle, an 49,
yearold youth. He pleaded guilty to
a charge of disorderly conduct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
eanitatipn auf ssm Jftbmus.

Suites 2rinflpaiier su befommen, 1T
cine Der mi6ti9lten Sra9en, nel6e Die
8anama Canal @ommiliiOn Su lDIen
bat, menn man ni6t risfiren mill, oaB
bic Gaulenoe BON @analarbeitern, mel
die in ni6t LANCER 3eit ben Sitbmus
beuOltern meroen, BON Sieberepioemieu
babinseraht meroen.
Sberit @or9as pom WtebicinalsOes
partement Der 9lrmee, mel6er Der @oms
million alS Sa6ueritduoi9er bei9egeben
1T, wirb befiirmorten, baB elm groBartis
9es Sgltem BON gSaiermerfen I'M @a.
nal9ebiet erri6tet weroe. Sin Rielen.
Geierpoir ioll 9ebaut werben unb HObs
renleitun9en lollen BON bort aus oas
SSaHer uertbeilen.
Tim bic ianit1ren SorIdriiten ourd)=
;uiiibren, nelte anf Die 9feinbaltuns
bes WaIlerSuiluileS uuo Die slusrottun9
Der SSieber uerbreitenoen WfoSfitoS abs
sielen, iollen Spei Sanitdtss@ommiIlios
nen In Yanama uno Colon ltationirt
werben. @ntlan9 Der Ganalroute lollen
ianitGre Saradenlager erriftet merben,
i'm @an3en iiebSebn, Der 3abl na6 pen
alten BON Der fran,OiiI6en Gompanie
eingerihteten Sanalieftionen entipre6s
enO. Sn jebem oieler Baradenla9er
iollcn mebrere Sanitdtsbeamte itationirt
werben, oeren sluisabe es iein miro,
oarauf 81 abten, oaB Die pom ben GU
nitGtsbeb0roen in Yanama uno Colon
erlaiienen Sori6riiteu auf bas Strenss
fte Ourb9efiibrt werben. lin bic Wtoss
quitos ansSurotten, ioileu alle itasnis
renoe 2eihe, bic jest BON ben @iusebos
renen ais Observation-Disclosures be-
nust weroen, aussetrodnet merben.
Oesslsiden ioll bic 8ennsuns BON @is
iternen uno SGiiern gum Sammeln BON
Gesenwaiier perboten lperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
GutthGluns Der Statue bes -alten
Trie~ In GBafbiuaton.

IS lit nun oefinitiu beitiumt, baB Die
@ntbiilluns Der Statue bes alten 5ris
am 20. 9iopember in Ualbinston ltatts
finben loll. Die impoIante SronSes
Statue mirb auf Der 9erralie Dor bsm
r98ar college" i'm slrienal-P -Parf auiscs
itellt werbeu. uno es lie9t i'm Plan, Oers
Ielben anoere beriibmte 6elbberren in
8rOnSe Sur Seite gu itellen, 10 9iapo.
leon, 9lleranber, Suitau Abolpb, gSell.
in9ton, Wtarlborousb, Sannibal uno
Sulius GGiar.
Die arrangements fir Die @ntbhlls
nnSsieier lie9en in ben Sdnoen bes
oeutiben Sotl6aiters uno oeS 8eneral
8illespie pom Susenieur.Gorps, Der
als ailiitsnt oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gbafs
fee fnn9irt. SIS itebt su ermarten, oa6
bel Der Seisrl ein S9rsiben oeS SaiIers
9Silbelm, in melbem er Die Statue Dem
amerifauiihen Solfe beoicirt, Sur Serleis
uug fpmlnen miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
8ncy tpiu eesen bic Trufts oprs
aeheu.


@nblih, 1s Monate nadoem ibm al
les nUtbi9e 8slueismaterial sesen ben
Soblentruit unterbreitet morben lit, uno
,6epraientaut SBilliam U. Searit ben
Sampf 9e9en bieIeS rduberil6e Wtono.
pol auf ei9ene Sauit sefiibrt bat, ideint
9eneralannalt Snor bod aus leiner
Setbargie 81 erna6en. Wtit lebr piel
Wi6ti9tbuerei murbe 5u periteben 9e9es
ben, baB Der nit I6merer Wtiibe aus
lsinsm S6lnmmer aufgeriittelte Jtip
Van SSinfle on Der Spise bes Sultiss
Oepartements etmas @rnites i'm S6il6e
fibre.
SSas Der @eneralanmalt tbun wirb,
lheint 9tiemanb genau Su niilen, bod,
oeuten leine Bertrauten an, 6aB er slls
crit sesen Die beiben Sabnen (Reabin9
uno Serieg @entraD por9eben weroe,
9e9en mel6e Serr Searft neuli6 eine
pon Der eriten unabbdnsise Sla9e eins
rei6te. @utem Sernebmen mad beabs
ii6tist er cinen ieiner Sliiiitenten Su Dem
am IS. D. WttS. neu be9innenben Ser
bOr BON 9aer unb Comforter Dor Der
SDii6enitaatli6en Sanbels.@ommiiiiUn ion
su ididen, .um Seweiie Su iammeln. ="
DaB bieielben bereitS Dor anoertbalb
Sabren bon Serrn Ssarlt in feline
Sanoe sele9t lpOroen iino, mill CT natiir=
lid nibt su9eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
HIfcu6 ipirb reifeu,

Der Correspondent ocs BariIer
r3emps- in WtaSrib melOet, eS ware
bei6loHen wOrbeu, baB S0nis gllions
Baris, Berlin uno Sieu belu6en mirb.
Die Daten iinO nod ni6t ieitseitellt
uno hdn9en pon ben @reisniiien i'm fer.
nen Often lolpie ben inneren politilhen
Serbdltni6cn Spaniens ab. @s miro
erwartet, oaB Die slnWeienbeit oes
SOni9S ben Seiu6 oes Yraiioenten
SOubet in 9tOm er9ansen mn bas irans
iOiii6- -ipanii6e Ginpernebmen frditiSen
mirp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
&eQiIfer'S Wacbribt.
an ale essatprsn, gubitorsn unS anbus intt-
rtllirte pfrlpntn.

AH StBuiVttHs 0WpHpttH uHV lnitr
riiirte ptricnsn.
Rahridt pire hermit atatbtn, taB bic nah.
bsnannisn psrIpusn ibrt Rthnunasn sinastra-
asn bdben In csm Nmit bee Rtgittr's jur prii-
iung ppu 5efdmtHitu une Grtbtilung ppn 10.
minilfratipnspapitrf Ia unb fir eas 9punh,
gadapanna, bde btlastt Apminiiiratcrsn, Gre.
fuiortn unp gprmunpr ibu Rtbnunstn In
BEN Amts bee Jissilfrs bsslibsn babtn une
eab eieislbtn BEN g4aifsH-8eridts bss bsiasisn
Counties sur Ssadiieuns sersslsst ptrern am
Nontae, ben t6. 0iai 1904, UNI 10 llbr Dor.
mittass. i'm @sri6issstdubs.
f-Stnry StIin, ST., ebarlts 3. Wtats une
Ibpmas Sprasuf, Grttuiprfn oeI SinttrlaIItn.
ihafi bss psrf, gBiliam Z. Smitb. (Dritts
ibtilpsiIs une 9trtbtiluuasrstnune.
2-Stnrp Stiin, 9r., GbarIts >. gBsass unb
5bpmas Sprasus, 1ruatts Der Sinttraisnitaft
ets puif gBilliam z. Smitb. (Dritit tbsiI-
psis Re&uuns,)
3-0iliam .. Stnsepb, Sibnsy R. Ssu-
poOb unb @aittr Y. StHpoot, Grtfutprsn pts
psrf. 8i6arp Ssnppps. (Dritts ibsiIpsiis
Rthnung.)
4-aIfrts Sanb. elmer Der iibnlsbsnbsu Gre
futortn er oinitrlansuftaft bss VERT @eparo
Sptnerr. (6inflt ibtirtiIt Rstnuug)
5-alfrse Sanh. elmer esr absrlsbtupsn Gre.
fuiursn pG SiHRrlaHsni9aft ets prf, Gpparo
Spencer. CgnibstuHssrs6nuus.)
6-9cbn !. Ritares, Ct al, 5rtfuiprsn her
Sinttrlaitultait bee ptrif. 9Obn Saneltp.
CS rtbtilunssrtHnuug)
rs. ". eangs, GrsfutOr bu Sininlalfsn-
f&aft pss puf, 9asob 9. eanes. C5hnft jdbr-
lihe Rsbnuug)
8-GbarIss Il. Susas, ertfutur su Siuiu-
IalIsnlhati her pah. Briesst Mepalr. (Grifs
unb snbsiltiss RthuuHs.)
9-Sant Worrilen, ertfntorin ets ptrlf. 94il-
liam Rprriion, ptIhn abminifraior pr Din
tsrlaiItnIdaft esr ptrf. gaibuint 9. Brown
mar. (Gras uns tnssiliiss 8s&nuus.)
t0-1bpmas 5. Gauipdn, Apminilirdtor ter
nisrlalItnstait bts ptrlf. f5raneis 3. @anipan.
(@rat enpgitgs une 9fribtIuugsrtbnuns.)
ii-QBilarb atbtrton, ti al, Abminilfrato.
rsn btr Sintnlalisuitaft Der psrf. Warp Gpitb
atbsricu. (Grfs sHpsaIiiss uno gsribsiIuuss-
rtdnuue.)
i2-Subn Q. Serbian, SruTts sss pulf 8a.
liam SipIOfsiy. (Grfs unp snrsiiItst St8-
uuna)
t3-Rok 8. Rabcn une .. 0. &pIftac,
grtiutUrsn br pinttrIadsni&aft bee ptrif. 9pbn
u. Wabpn. C3ptiis Nab fuesiiiss 8ttuuus)
t4-Dominid Z. earfin. Yprmunb BON
Rarsaret pppltp, minpniabrisss ainp Der
VERT. Warp ScpIsy. (Grft unb supsaIiiss
Rsbnuns.)
IS -G5uts Robsrts, Qemniliraipr Der 5initr-
laiInihaft pts pnf. 8sorss u. 9prty. (Srfs
unb tnpsiiist RthaaHs.)
f6-3. .. 9pnbdrt unb G3tOrst 8 5apIuL
9rtfuipren pu Siuitrlalftni6aft pts ptrl. J. 9.
luiiIs. (Sr1s uup suesiiltist RtGnuns.)
t7-Rtbarb !. 9pnfs, ti al, 9rsiuiprsn Der
esr ptrif. Warsarst ". Ssuts.
(Grifs snpsiitiss uub 8srbsilunssu6nuns.)
t8-9pbn Z. Sones, 6rtfdipr bsr SiusrlaG.
IsufHaft be ptrf. Jbpmas 3. 9cnss. (Grfs
dnO tnbsiiltat Htbnuns)
t9 -9auif gDarp, GrsfuteriH bsr SinhsrlaI-
tni6aft eer VERT 9arclins N. atuntey. (Grift
inesHliist unp YsrtbeiIunssrt&nuus)
8cbtrt W. allen,
t6,4 Rtsifn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12
9roeartiee SAillsrfeisr In Gbis
eaao aeplant.

llnialienbe Sorbereitungen leitens
oes @srmaniiden Snltituts Der yiortb.
meltern llniperlitdt iino i'm @ange, nm
ben bunoertjabrisen 2ooestas 6rieori6
b. S6illers am 8. Wtai ndblten Sabres
bur6 cine oreitd9ise @eoenffeier in @bis
cago ;u be9eben. ollie YrOieliOren unO
2ebrer Der beutlben Sprabe un ameri=
fanil9en @rSiebunsssglnitalten, ioiuie
Sertreter aller mulifalii6en uno literars
ii6en bentiden @eiellldaften perben
ii6 uereiniseu, nm bic 9roB anselegte
Seier burd,uiiibren. Sie jolt orei
Gase bauern; Der erite Gag ioll eiuen rein
afaoemiIden @barafter trasen, bic beis
Den anberen lollen Der Yoriiibrun9 pom
S6illerS beoeutenolten bramatii ihen
S6Opfunsen sewicmet ieiu. sluh Uni
perlitGten uno @elellIhaiten anberer
Staaten iollen @inlabunsen baSu erbal'
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-05-12

Sobn .. 0tofeieller bat bem
Sobn SOpfinS Soipital in Baltimore
$500, 900 9ei6enft.
= Ysi bem iiinsitcn SSirbeliturm
i'm nOrbmeitli6en 2eras famen, mie
iid iest berausitsllt, etwa 20 YeriOnen
nm.
= Die slftiondre Der llniteO States
Steel 9orporatiou-bes Wtorsan'ihen
Stabltruits = erbielten officielle gia6.
ri6t bon Der auilOinu9 oes Concerns.
= Charles Cunningham, Der rSdaf-
S0nis" BON Oregon, wuroe pe9en Ser>
i6m0runs, Die Tesieruns Der Ssreiniss
ten Staateu nm Offentlihe Vanoereien
ju betrii9en, Sur Sabluns elmer @elos
bube BON $500Guernrtbeilt.
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Gefdbrlihes Tener.

Yei einem SranSe In bem Sra6t.
babnbofe Der Yennlplpanias @iienbabn,
@de 80. unb Wtarfet StraBen, Ybilas
belpbia, erbielten ,wOli Seuerwebrleuts
bnr6 Die @rploiion eines Salolinbebals
ters Branowunoen.
Sur, nadbem Der Srano gum slus.
bru6 sefOmmen mar, traf Elm 3u9 nit
italienil6en @inmanoerern aus 9tew
Dorf elm. Die Staliener iu6ten burd)
Sen GORDON Ger YoliSiiten, lpeld)e bic
Sranbitatte beiest batten, ourhiubres
9en, uno in oem iid babel entlpidelns
ben Sample wnrbe Der @iieubabnsDes
teftip Gonnor bon einem Staliener In
Die Seite geI6olien.
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Seipillieune fur S6iebsseribtss
@onferena nnaureidbenb.

Reprdlentant 1artbolbt hattie cine
llnterreoun9 init Sinan3iefretar Sbam
iiber Die tpabri6einlife tlnsuldugli6s
felt Der pom Gonsreb beipillisten $685.
600 fiir bic Sef0rberlng uno 0eipirtbs
uns Der ausldnbii6en Delesateu su Der
Sbiebsgerihts Gonferen3, mel6e in
ct. Souis in Serbinoune nit Der &elts
ausitellun9 ab9ehalten fperben Ioll. Die
3abl Der Dele9aten 1T breibunbert uno
bielelben merben min6eitens uierSebn
Gage In ben Ser. Staaten meilen. Sie
werbeu BON ct. 2ouiS nad) Sanias
@itg, BON bort naf Smaba, @bica9o
unO giiaSara Sails reilen uub eS mir
ben bon Der @elammtbemillun9 auf
jeben Dele9at MIR $166 entiallen, aus
wel6en ibre Reiiefoiten, SOtslrs6nuns
gen II. (. NJ. beSablt nerben miiBten,
mas alleroin9s unInlGn9lid eri6eint.
Die 9eloer maren BON Serrn Barts
bOlot, Der 8oriieer 6es 8ewirtbuu9S.
cOmites lit, ausjnSublen. Serr Sbaw
CAB 3u, oaB unter ben umitanoeu allers
Oin9s 9roBe Sparlamteit 9eiibt iperben
miibte unb meinte, bic @dite in Pripat.
wasen unentseltlid ju befOroern uno
Der He9iernns fir ben Speilema9ens
bienit fir bic @aite in Bullmar.SSa9eu
nnr Die mirfli6en Soften Su bere6nen.
Die Sabnen wiirSen baourd @cwinn
baben, oaB bic @dite bas ameifanii6e
@iienbabnweien ltubireu unb Die Yors
3iise oeIelben Dem sluslanbe Uertiinbisen
warben. slu6 wHrOen Die 9elpObner
Der sSrte, bic bon ben @Giten beIu6t
wer0en. bic fOlienireie Sewirtbuns Der
Geiienoen wabri6einli6 nit Ser9niiSen
ilbernehmen.
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9Jtbe,Senfmal.

Sn StraBburs wuroe bas Sung
@uetbe Oentmal, cine StOpfun9 oes
9erlinet Silbbauers @rnlt g8d9sner,
uuter 9roBartisen Seierli6feiten unb in
@egeupart elmer na6 l3ebntaulenoen
;ablenoen ieltlihen Wtense entbiillt.
llnterltaatSlefretar b. S6raut bielt bic
Seitrebe. Yeionoere Beibe erbielt bic
6eier ourh ben @eians oes Strasburs
ger acknowledgements.
Die Statue, Die ni6t gang boppelt les
bensgroBe fSi9ur oeS 21idbri9en Wtuiens
iObnes barltellenb, ma6t einen pra6tis
gen @inbrud. Die @eltalt iusenoli6
unb I6lanf, baS Saupt NIT ben 9ro6en
len6tenoen sluSen beieelt uou lonniser
Slarbeit, In Der re6ten Sano ben gSans
berltab, I'M ben linfen slrm ben Wiautel
9eidlungen unb in Der Saub auf oem
Riiden Den oreilpitisen Sut, in oieler
frii9en. freien GufialIun9 sepdbrt Der
iunse 9oetbe pon alien Seiten Gin alis
6erOrbentli9 isiielnbes unb edtes, inoi,
pibuea 9eIormteS Bib. Die 5isur err
i6sint natiirlib itrens IN Der 9ra9t Der
3eit, nit Sdnalli6uben, anl6lieBens
ben Yeinfleioern, nit balbse6ffneter
gBeit, lansidOBisem 6rad nno Spisen,
jabOt Der .3opf oes DOblsefrGuielten
Saares iit binten BON siuem 8anoe nm.
idlun9en. Die Statue itebt aui einem
empire. Boltament aus Wtarmor, bas
nit Sronsereliefs aus @Oethe's StraBs
burger 3eit seihmiidt lit. Das Oenf.
mai erbebt ii9 in Der Wiitte eines Wtars
morplatsaus, bas BON einer ab9erunbes
ten Salluitrabe umi6loien 1T. sluf
ben Ereppenpooeiten fIanfiren Swei iiss
rnoe Srauenseltalten, bic lDriide uno
bic trasilde Wtuie, oas Denfmal.
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Gtpas bon Or. 9rinssffiu euife.

Sin Yeri6terltatter beS 8erliner ,,Sos
fal,slnSei9ers4 bat Die ebemali9e Srons
prin5eiiin 9niie BON Sa6len bieier Gage
auf Der ensliiden Sniel 9Sisbt inter-
uiewt. @r 9ewann ben &inornd, baB
iih Die gnibauunsen Der BrinSeiiin
uollitdnoi9 seanoert babcu. Sie ma6te
Sund6it oas @eitdnonis, oaB iie ben
Verfebr init ibrem Yruoer SeOpOlO
WOlflin9 sanjli6 absebro6en babe.
Snile bot aud ibren 8erfiibrcr @iron
uerselieu. Ourd einise aeihidte Sra
gen mar ans ibr berausSubrinsen, baB
iic auf cine uOlli9e SeriObnunS nit ibs
rem @atten. Dem SrOnprinien BON
Sadieu, hOfit, aber erit, wenn Der
9reiie aonis Seor9 nni6t meBr sOnig"
lein iollte.
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Wformonen aus SaGfen anSges
tDiefeu

Die Sewesuns sesen bic Wformos
nensa9itatiOn in Oenti6lan6 besinnt
heute lhOn Srii6te Su seitiseu. Die
Sdilberunsen Der .3nitdnbe nuter Den
Wiormonen baben piel OaSu bei9etra9en.
ote 1SebOroen auf eas Sreiben Der
Wtormonen.spOitel auimerfiam III ma
den. giamcntlld int S6nisrsid Sa6s
len, mo bieie sl9itatoren cine beionbers
re9e 2batisfeit entfalten. iiebt man ii6
peranlaBt, Den I9itatoren 9egeuiiber Elm
lnmmariihes Seriabren einSui6lasen.
Sn Eei1enba6 bat man, ipie BON BORT
9emeloet miro, Der Wtormonen Yros
pa9anoa OaOur6 Elm i6nelleS @noe be-
reitet, oab man Die WtOrmonensWtiiii
einfa6 aus oem 2anbe perbannte.
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SaS Ieete WitteI.

IS beibt, oaB bas enslil6.iran,Diiide
9lbfOmmen einen auf Wfaceoonien be-
,ii9liben @ebeimparasrapben entbdlt,
Der Die Reiorm Der tiirfil6en 9entrals
uermaltun9 an Stelle Der maceoonil6en
Heformpldue Su uermirflihen beSwedt.
IS beiBt, @nSlanb babe ueueren otter
reidildsruiiiiden 9feformproieften feline
3uitimmuns ueriaSt, init Dem Sinweis,
baB Der BON Salisbury in 1895 &c.
ma6te gori6lus, ben Sultan absuie'
ten, nod ais lestes, unuermeioliheS
9lusfunitsmittel inS glu9e Su iaHen Jet.
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