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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
THE YOUNGEST LEGISLATOR.
Ed L. Kerns of Logan County Is Only
Twenty-Five.

The next legislature will have as a
member probably the youngest man
ever elected to the legislature in Kan
sas-at least in recent years. He is
Ed L. Kerns, epresentative-elect from
Logan county, and he will not be TWEEN
ty-two years old until after he takes
his seat in the house. George P. Hay
den, who has served six years in the
house from Nemaha county and is now
senator-elect from that district, was
not much older than Mr.. Kerns when
he entered the legislature. -~
Mr.. Kerns was a delegate to the Re
publican state convention from Logan
county last March, and he was just
barely a voter then, having attained
his majority only a month before.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
CYCLE RIDER FALLS.
Saxon Williams Badly Injured in the
Six Day Race.

New York, Dec. 6.-Saxon Williams,
one of the cycle riders in the six day
race, was so badly injured in a fall
that he was unconscious for some
time. Krebs and Monroe fell upon
him. Krebs' left hand was badly torn
and Monroe's left arm was hurt by
riders passing over them. The two lat
ter continued to ride. The accident
caused great excitement and the
crowds, which numbered thousands,
tried to rush to the point where it took
place. The police kept the crowd
back with difficulty. Williams was
fixed up by the physicians and after an
hours rest returned to the track.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
Topeka Market.

FURNISHED by S. E. Lux, successor to w.
o. Anderson & Co.. 30 Kansas ave-
nue.1 n,-rre
RANGEs-Navels, s2sogs;25; fancy
bBkKMMR 3NaofarOb 5 e 81. 75as.SS. 60
GRAPES+Per basket, 23d24c.
HONEY-24-rack case, $275
MISSOURI HICKORY NUTS-S15o9d.e so
ec5oCoANUTs doz., 65c.
M hlisdfA GR1PESPer Dbl. s5.5Oas@.
S SEN ED1 EHMiINfsq e0 per sJ pound
PTNEAPPI,1 EscP Pc, crate ss; ss.25G3.5o.
CAULIFLOWER-Per crate. $3.50.
cAaRRRsoTs-Per bu, sc.
RAdTRsSiESiRtADiSHDPe ID. s1hc.
oTAToEs-Nebraska. Acc per bu.; Col.
0T SWEET fSE PoTAToEs-Per bu.. Sc.
C CABBAGE $4,000 per cwt.
ONIONS-Per bu., s5cQ$1.0o.
eERRAAN NaEEFRaRR1 Ps;. Per bbl., $500.
GELERY-Jum6 Jumbo. g sr bunch. 75c; Blue
FiD0oh' Per OYSTERS.
NEW YORK CoUNTs-Per can. 45c.
NEW YORK EXTRA SELECTS~Per
can ''' BULK OYSTERS.
EXTRA SELECTS-Per gallon, S166
FULL CREAM CHEESE
KANSAS Y. A.-Per h., 131kc
NEW YORK STATE-(White), per III
RRICK-Per h., 15c
IIMBURGER-Per h. 15c.
BLOCK SWISS-Per h., 151kc
BITTER, EGGS. POULTRY.
large nc: broi1ers. 9d10c h.
TURKEYS-Live weight. 14c h.
BUTTER-Country, 16G1Sc
EGGS-Candled, 23c.
PRAIRIE-I.oose. per ton * ooeas ~
PRA1RlE-Baled ............-. 6.5OlI6 "A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
BIG SUIT AGAINST U. p.
Conductor Sullivan Wants $4,000 for
Loss of Leg.

Daniel Sullivan this afternoon COM
menced the trial of his suit in the fed
eraI court for $4,000 damages against
the Union Pacific Railway company
for the loss of a leg in a collision at
Williamsport, Kan. on December II,
1903. Sullivan was a conductor on a
freight train, which collided with a
work train. n. H. LOOMS appeared
for the railway company. L. c. Boyle
of Kansas City has charge of Sullfvan's
claim.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
POWERS GETS NEW TRIAL.
Kentucky Court of Appeals Reverses
Decision of Lower Court.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 6.-The court of
appeals today reversed the decision of
the circuit court in the case of Caleb
Powers, now in Jail at Louisville I'M
der sentence of death. for completely in
the murder of Governor Goebel. This
owes Powers a new trial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM 1T NAL CONCERN-My ap-
plication for permit to sell intoxicating
liquors according to law at 632 Kansas
avenue, in the Second ward of the city of
Topeka, is now on file in the office of the
probate judge of Shawnee county, Kan
sas The hearing of the same is set for
Friday at o'clock 6. m, Dec. %, 1904.
GEO. w. STANSFIEL.D.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

Rockefeller has been investing in as
bestos mines. He will need something
of the sort unless Tom Lawson can be
induced to quench the fire which he has
built under the Standard Oil man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
THE BAND FUND.
The Subscriptions Started for the New
instruments.

There are five subcommittee at
work collecting funds for the new in
struments for Marshall's band and the
money will be raised beyond a doubt.
1t will require at least $4,000. Only
one of the subcommittee made a re-
port today. Including the results OF
this one committee. the fund now
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

~@c-~-~~%~~-~-~~C~N~-c
FACES suffer from exposures and need
care. Protect, beautifl your skin using
Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin Com
plexion Powder. 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
STRICKEN With Apoplexy.

New York, Dec. civilian Blake.
aged 81, we'll known lawyer. author and
athlete, and advocate of physical Gull
ture was sticken with apoplexy today
and died before a physician could be
summoned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
Prfncess Has the Grim.

Berlin, Dec. 6.-The little Princess
Victoria, daughter of the emperor and
empress, is suffering from a severe at
tack of influenza which the empress al
so contracted while nursing the child,
obliging her majesty to cancel various
public engagements.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

Colorado elected somebody governor
hast month but she is still undecided as
20 who it is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

in him by what some of his critics have
been pleased to call the common peo-
nj
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

Tom Lawson is said to be about to
start a daily newspaper. Rockefeller
could hardly wish him anything worse
than that.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
Commission Company suspends.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 6.-The Ma
tional Commission company with four
branches in the city and 40 in the
state suspended today, the result of
the sustained bull movement in the
market.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

Either Mr.. Carnegie signed those
Chadwick notes or else that Oberlin
bank had a very queer set of officers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
Arrested for Stealing S25

Monday Under Sheriff Belts drove
to Osawlkie and arrested Harry Lowe.
wanted in Topeka on the charge of
robbing E. A. Gillispie of $25 in April,
1908. Lowe confessed last night in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
EXTRA Dividend Declared.

New York, Dec. 6--The directors of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
railroad have declared an extra divi-
dend of 10 per cent a share on the COM
pauy'S stock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

Now that the fair is closed st. Louis
has nothing to do but to resume her
occupation of trying boodlers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

They're at the front,
Our brave young men; and now the mid
dle-aged
Are shouldering their arms, and in fields
The old men gather in the abundant rice,
Low stopping DER the sheaves; all ages vie
In cheerful self-devotion to the Land.
Three Poems by Mutsuhito, Emperor Of
Japan, from The Independent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
Tonekans Won 1t.

The Topekas defeated the Crescents at
the Royal Bowling hall last night two
games out of three and in total pins
scored. The score follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

I.
My hearts at peace with all, and fain
would I
Live as 1 love, in lifelong amity;
And yet the storm clouds lower, the rising
wind
Stirs up the waves; the elemental strife
RACES around. I do not understand
Why this should be.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
IL.

IT'S surely not our fault.
We've sought to be sincere in deed and
word;
We have exhausted every means to press
A clear and truthful case, but all in vain.
Now may the God that sees the hearts OF
men
Approve of what we do!
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

county Jail that he took the money
from a table where he and GilliSpie
were rOOming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

John Swanson lately of Riverside,
Cal, died at the residence of his father,
o. Swanson. at 808 East Eighth avenue
on Monday morning at the age of 40
years. The funeral will be held from
the residence on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. Friends of the family are
invited.
The funeral of Mrs. George Brindle
will be held from the Dunkard church,
Oakland, at IL o'clock Wednesday
morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-06

The State Journal is a member of the
associated Press and receives the full day
telegraph report of that great news or
ganization for exclusive afternoon publ
ration in Topeka.
The news is received in the State Jour-
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
Eabrraoer in Irnnfreidh.

Na9 elmer 3uidmmenfe1ung porsn
1903 in 5ranfrei6 1,310,223 5a6rz
rGber b%eittuert, 103,481 me6r alS i'm
@orjabre. Die meiiten bate natiirliG
bas @einebepartement Waris), PA, :
1856, Die penigiten &oriifd, 337. Mo=
torrGber CAB es 1886 unb Motorz
tpogen 1886. Nimmt man Die niebz
rigiten preife an, 200 Grancs C Jranc
glet9 1873 Gents) fir iebes Jobrrab,
900 5ranes fir iebes Motorrab unb
5000 Srancs fir ieben Motornq9sn,
70 tpirbe man cine Snmme BON 49,
100000 Srancs erbaItea. 9abei TT
aber NOD gu bemerfen, baB es cine
gan5e Maafe BON 5%obrrdbern unb Wap=
tortpagen fir bienitli9e 3fpede gibt,
bic ni9t befteuert unb fomit in bieie
&e6nunQ ri9t nit eilbeQriffen limb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

li9e 9erIeBungen. Mn benz Nuffom@
men bes &inbes ptrb fart ge3peifelt.
. Muf benz 9annoberf6en 8abn6of
gertetb Der 20 Sabre alte 8a9narbetter
Gobert 8laf9mit unter eite 2ofomo=
THE, bon Der t6m bstbe 8eine abgefa6>
rem nurben; er 1tarb balb na9ber i'm
ct. @eorger &rdnfen6dus. = oSn Ell
nem 6ptel am S9neinemartt nurbs
cine Srau S9mibt ber6aftet, in bersn
8efiB ii6 fir 10000 Mart @oGbz unb
Silberfaden fdnben, pelde fiir5lt9 in
90ttingen BEL etnem @inbru1 ge1tp6z
len tparen. - Ser Muiifer Otto
priiB, Mitglteb bes 8erliner Y6il6drz
monti9en Sr6efters, tpurbe auf benz
8ubnbpfsplab in 9amburg bon Der
Strabenbabn i~iberfabren. Ser @agen
ging INN iiber betbe 8etne, unb PriB
nurbe 19tper berlebt mad benz &rarts
tenbaus in ct. 9eprg gebra9t. -
Cine 76 Sabre alte @itttpe @inbmiilz
Ter purbe in tbrer Wobnung betpuBt>
los nit f9neren 8ranbnunben am
SuBboben liegenb gefunben; neben thr
lag cine 5ertrimmerte Ra9tlampe.
Sie Jrau 1T, obne Oas 8etDuBtfein
tpieber erlangt 81 baben, auf benz Me=
&c na9 Dem &ranfen6aufe geitorber.
Bremen. Sberrettmeiter &ublz
mann begtng Die Setsr fetnes 25idbri<
gen 9ienfiubildums betm bteitgen
Gettercorps. - Sebr f6per berleBt
nurbe Der iieben Sabre alte 8nabe
9einri9 8etbge auf Der Oprt StraBe
nm MISUNDERSTANDING. 8eim Sptes
len nit anberen &naben tppate er iiber
Die SdbritrdBe laufen, tpurbe uber BON
etnem in bemielben 4ugenbltd bsrans
fdbrenben StraBenba6npagen 1tmae>
ftoBsn unb iibergefubren. Die &Gber
gtngen i6m iiber beibe 8etne unb i6er
etnen Nrm, Der fe6r f6fper berleBte
&ndbe purbe BON Der SdnitGtsnd6e
berbunben unb bann na9 benz &ra1z
fenbaui e gebra9t. 9ort tt er balb
na9 fetner Nufnabme geftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

Sen 3eueen It u nit Dem
9tu6l eleftrif9er 9inrt9tung i'm
@tuate SEEM Oorf 81 berpe9feln, bas
brabte fir5li9 i'm Seem Oorfer Griz
minalgeri9t Der 50id6rtge Staliener
@incen5i ganbibo gu Wege, Der angez
flagt 1T, feinsn 2anbsmann @uiieppi
8ebeaqla bor beffen 6aus ermorDet
gu baben. Der 8ertbeibi9er 1uAte gu
betpeifen, baB fetn Silent aus NOtb<
tpebr gebdnbelt bate, inbem fem
2anbsmann i'm 8egrtffe ftonb, etnen
Hebplper au 5teben. &ls bas 8erhDr
Der 8elaftungs5eugen gum @bf9luB
gebra9t mar, begann bus @erh0r Der
@ntlaI tungs3eusen bamit, baB Der
Mngeflaste BON feinem Ibbptaten
uufgerufen unb dufgefDrbert tpurbe,
fi@ auf ben 3eugenftubl gu ieben.
Sci benz Worte rStuhl" 5udte ganbiz
Do auIammen. 3Dgernb feBte er ii9
uno na9bem etnige Srdgen an i'm
qeri9tet pprben naren, fpurbe er in
grDBter Mufregung pieber in feline
Belle 5uriidgsfiibrt, mo er einen ber=
artigen Mngft> unb WutbausbruG
bate, baB er auf feiner Pritf4e feit<
qef9nallt perben muBte. @r tobte
unb f6rie unb als f9lieBlib Elm DBL
metf6er berbetgebra9t tpurbe, fte0te
es ii9 6eraus, baB Der arme Seufel
unter BIN ,Stu6le" ben releftrif4en
Stubl" perftanben unb befiir9tet bdtz
tie, / q perbe i'm obne Meiteres binz
rih4en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09

BON. Ser &nabe, be1en Gltern an Der
SiI6bdnf nobnen, fonnte bon ST.
f9ern nur als 2et9e nieber dufs Sroz
dene gebro9t perben.
&ebna. Ser acknowledgements tier
@olbmann b0rte tiirali9 6tlferufe
aus benz 3immer feiner ginnpbnerin,
Ser Wittne &riiQer. brinQen. Mls er
Die Stupe Detrdt, 1tdnoen Die Tletper
Der bo6betagten Srau in beuen SLANT
men. Mabrf6etnlt9 pirb ie benz
Sfenferer NIT ben &leibern 3u na6e
oefpmmen Iein. Wclbmdnn berfu6te,
Der 5rdu bic brennenben &leiber pom
2etbe au reiben, bod fonnte er erit na9
lGngerem 8emiiben bas Seuer bur9
cine poGene Oede eriiden. Die Srau
lit on Der 8rnft unb ben @6nltern
turO1pdr Derprannt. MuO WotDmdHH
erlitt an ben 6Gnben erbeblt9e
8ranbtpunben, 10 buB er fir ldngere
3eit arbeitsunfGbis iein pirb.
@9Dnberg. &dufmann 81.
greuBfelbt BON bier, Der fir cine 2ii=
beder Sirma als 9ei9Gftsreifenber
t6Gttg tpar unb NIT feinem MotDrrab
nit etnem Omnibus 5uiammenfubr,
bat 10 f6pere innere 8erleBungen bas
bongetragen, baB er an ben 5olgen ees
Itorben lit.
@r6enBrtrg.
SIbenburo. Der bier duaemein
befdnnten Ge6tsanpalt Gdr1tens erz
elite Elm iGber Sob. gar1tens mar ge<
funb unb munter in 1einem 9arten be-
f6Gftiet, als er plDBli9 gu 8oben ftel
unb pentge Nugenblide barauf per>
ftarb. Sin S9logfluB batte benz 2es
BEN bes riifttgen Mannes etn 10 pl0B>
lt6es Gnoe gema9t.
Nprbenbam. Ser bier auf einer
8aggermai6ine bef9Gfttgte Mrbeiter
2anfenau aus 8ettingbiibre1a Bel SIS
fletb fteG in bic Wefer unb ertranf.
Ser 8erungludte binterldBt eine
@ittfpe nit mehreren &inbern.
S6rt BET Weferbei6. Die 23z
jGbrige So9ter bes 9telenf9iffers
Mumm, tpel9e 1ih aus benz elterli9en
9duf e entfernte unb ni9t 5uriidfebrte,
nurbe in einem 9rdben als 2ei9e eez
funben. Sb Elm u1tgliidsfaG ODER
@elbftmOrb porliegt, 1T ni9t aufses
fldrt.
@9arre1. @tnen f9rsdli6en
Sob erlitt Der aus Hublanb gebiirtigt
Nrbeiter @9mibt, tpel9er BET ben
5irma Sittmer unb &prib be19dftigi
lit. Gr serietb beim Sorfiteben in Ell
men tiefen 9orff9u9t, na9ftir5enbs
Sorfmafen pergruben ben 1ngliidli=
6en b~o1ftdnbis.
S9nartau. Sn benz 6ouft
bes Rentners NiKen brad Seuer aus
tpobur9 bafelbe gang einsedf9ert
tpurbe. 0ie i'm grbgeidoB befinbli9t
Oruderet BON Gaspers, .S9nartauel
3eitung", TIT pouftdnbis Elm 8aub be,
Slommen gstporben.
3Di 9end6n. SIM ndben 4s:
tpeee brdnnte bas bon ben @beleuter
9emmie benohnts s. 8entienf94
8auernbous boqitdnbig nieber. 3pe
feline &tnber Der gbeleute 9emmje
tpel9e alein gu 9aufe tparsn, fonnter
nur NIT tnapper Gotb s~erettet tper.
ben.
Sreie Staote.
9omburg. 9as 2A Sabre aft,
Sinh bes Stf9lers Geintde, po6n6af
.Spitaler StruBe 100, ftiir5te aus Ell:
mem offen ftebenben 5eniter Der in Del
eriten @tage belegenen elterli6enWoh
nuns auf ben 9of unb erlitt bebent:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
y emertens pertb get

Bemerfens IN 2et<
# n g. eSn Der @lbmiinbung fpatz
birte neuli6 bas SD%rpeboboot IS 10"
nit einem 5ii4erfutter, nobel betbe
5ahr3eu9e fart bef4Gbigt tpurben.
Oas Sorpebobpot erbielt Elm grobes
God in Der 8ad6orbieite. SrDBbem
IeBte es feline 5a6rt fort, unb ging biz
8runsbittel, mo es fem Bed proptio@
rif9 bi9tete, I'm bann na9 Giel ipet@
t%ersufabren.
aieber tobt ais I'm ST.
ren6ous. Sn 8atabta, q. 9, bat
fi9 etn Neann Hamens @elb erbdngt.
sSn lester 3ett bate @elB Spuren BON
GetftesftOrung ge5eigt, unb feline neber@
fibrung nu9 einem Srrenafpl 1oate err
folgen. Der 1nslidli6e bate bon btes
fer Mnprbnung &enntniB erbulten unp
5oe ben Sob einem Qeben i'm Srren@
baufe Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-09
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
!. Sabraeit Der 8mge !.

-. Sabrseit Der 8iise...
Abfabrt Antuntt
EoIebo. Chicago nno Tst9t9au sTpreB..f 7lo f1o.S0
xofebo. Detroit mnb Chicago 2tm ...-..*12.2o 3.25
~ayid,ioou &itn. Utuneie II. SofapetteG pI.f 7.20 f10.26
. toaIin a~ussenOmmeu sOnnta9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

SidDtgrunnungsilbiIdums limb I'm
ierer Stabt 3uluenbungen in 60be Don
1920 Mart BON mciitens austpdrts
lpobnenben Stabtfinbern our @rri6z
tnng zines giirgerbeims gema4t NOR
Den.
m m a B d. Die Stabtper=
oronetsn genebmigten bic G2ednunq fir
ben gau Der @uSanitult, pel6er einen
@uffpanb BON $4,000 Mart erforocrt
BAT. Die Stabt bate ieiner ,3eit cine
Nnletbe BON 10000 Marf fir ben
Sau Der @dSunItdlt aufgenonmen.
y lauen. Der Stobtqemeinoez
ratD bepiliigte $4,000 Marf fir ben
@usbau bes itdDtif9en @leftrisitdtsz
ipsrtes gum 3tpete Der Stromlieferuna
an bic SGfIif4e Strubenbo6nz 8efeQs
i6oft, 239,269 Mart our Grrihtunq
zines neutrality-suspicious. ouf benz
8ranten9ausgrunbItiid unb 1880
Wart sur 6afung unb 6ereinleitung
bon 3rinhpaherqueQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24

nit pulper gelabene gombe eefunoen.
Die 3inbidnur oerfelben ipar brei
Waiaimeter ipeit pcrbrannt. DIS Der
5bat brin9enb perbd9tig ipurben aipei
bieiige Irbeiter per6aftet.
alsburg. Sier trd9t man iid
nit Der 4bii6t, Dem groben @rste, ga
tlrforf6er uno P6iloippben Der beut=
iden &enaiHunce. Sbeopbraitus paraz
celIuS, elm 0entmal 81 Teben.-9cr
Moler ProfeiIor Mapburser beging
feinen 80. @eburtstag in poIiter fDss
pcrlider unb geiitiser Stride.
s #. Dieter Sage itarb Der
Srientnaler 9ern6arb s%Sisoler, 8S
Sabre alt. Gr ipar Elm 9ebcrener Der
liner, Der nit Stipenbien bes a0nigs
5riebricA DiIbelm ", mad sStalien
ain9 uno ipGtcr 3ei6enlebrer in Merito
bel Der 8aiIerin Gbarlo!te lpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-24
0n0ea.

& drlsru9 e. Dem bobifhen
Son9crbunDs 9ebDrten am G6lufe b.s
Sabres 1903 431 8ereine nit 14.OO5
Sdngern IN. Der gr0Bte &reis 1T
&arlsrube nit 119 @ereinen unb 4451
Sdngern, inn fp1gt Der 8reis Mannz
beim nit "a 8ereinen unb 1851 SIus
germ. Ni4t6aoif9e @ereine sebDren
hem 9unbe 8 an.
Setbel6erg. Der @rpbberapq
bat Die BEN Re6tsanpalt 0r. 8auer
unb BEN 2eutnant b. &. &arlotpa bier
tpe9en !Serursforberung bes bieIiaen
@cntrums : 5ibrers Oberamtsri6ter
S@ott gum 3peitampf be3ie6ungsz
ipeiIe lpegen &arteqtragsns bur6
&rtegsgeri6tsurtbeil 5ugeIprodene elm
td9ige 5eitangsbaft i'm @nabenpeoe in
S%tu6enarreit bon glei4er 9ouer lln19sz
lponoelt.- SIM Bitter BON II ,Sabren
torb 9ier Der SunItmaler aarl @eps
Der.
Qtutersbuuen Sn i~:ltener
Riiltigteit feierte oos Soief SSat6'16e
GbePa0r pos Set Der golocrer Sod
aeit. Der Subilar 5dtlt so, feline Che
frau rs Sabre.
M annbeim m. Die 3unabmc bes
Wonn6eimcr 9ofens@ erte6rs i'm Sabre
1903 par cine gang auberoroentlihe.
Gs ipucAs Der @elammtperte6r in BEN
IltzW}onnfeimer 6dfen BON 4,S23,OOO
ouf 5,823,O00 Conner, i'm Rbeinaue
!9ofen bon 100000 auf 1,181, 900
Sonnen, 5uIammen alio bon $4,000
auf 7,004,00O 3onnen.
gR ii tibet IN. 6rib SliB in Nefp
Dorf, Elm StieFbruber Der pcrftcrbenen
5rau WeBser Mener bier. bat bern
5rauenDerein fir bic 8teintinbsri6ule
our llnteritiibung ormer 3inocr $1,000
gum @eIdent gemd61t.
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@rannfGwsig. An6eft. Sippc.
2:.s f9cGi.

% en- b ii t /. 2ebrer
@rimme ihob no6 elmer !SoN5eitSTe;er
ouf Den 8rautpatcr unb pcrmunoets
ibn I6mer. Damn eridoB @rimme ii6
IelbIt. 8runo Der Shat luor per
l9mdbte 2iebe CUR jungoerDcirotGetcn
6rou, BON beren Gltern Grimme erz
Rogen lporben mar.
6roe E. Die Gbefrdu beS @rus
ienorbelters 6ofer bat nit i9ren beiccn
iiin9iten &inbern, &naben inn Glitter
BON einem uno brei Sobren, i'm
Sddft9rd6en oi6t an 9orfe zen Sob
9eIuht ulo qcfunben. Sic bate Iid
bic ainber am S0rper fsit9ebunben.
@nbaltenoc, unbeilbare 9rontbeit bate
Die lln9liidlide 81 benz perapeiIelten
Shritie getrieben.
. iideburg. Yrins Marimilian
5u Sdoumbur9s2ip itarb in Ibbus
5ta. Gr mar 1871 eebpren.
Ircle n. en- Solge zines Sarz
builtelSe'6pitrs, gu psl6sm cine 9iutz
per9iftun9 binSueetreten mar, 1T Der
2ebrer 5riebrih Goccio in Gembcd oes
itcrben. 0erfclbs mar cine seitlano
@~oribenber bes beiiii6spqIbed'f6en
Rabfo9rsrbunbes.
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Steele SG5bAs.

s. dm BURG. Der Senot bruns
tragic bic 8er9rDBerung bes &pblenz
i9iff6afens ouf &u1ipGrber, ba Der
Soblenoampferperfebr in ben lebten
Sa9ren erbebIi4 geItiegen lit. Na4 Der
Senatsporlage ipiirbe Der 6amburoer
Sdten odourh tpieber cine iiiolide Grs
lpetterun9 I'm 500 Me!er erbalten. Die
Soften bafiir iino ouf runo 100000
W}arf peranI 6lagt.-WoG ben Mnqaz
ben beS uGlobb" iinb bonn 8. bis gum
Is. Wtlr5 b. s. 1875 S1iffsunfGQe qez
melbet rporoen; 6 0ampIer unb 20
Se9sIihtffe gin9en total perIoren; 118
Damp er unb 81 SegeIf6iffe e~rlitten
Souoarien. -Gdiar Prebiger, Mitinbas
Der Der 5irma Gdfar preoiger 6: Co.,
ii NIT 9interlaNun9 BON 100000
Wtart Me4TeIfdlT6ungen qeftiihtet.
0remen, 9ds @remcr @iamards
fontte 6ei1lob, Prpfe7or !6ilbebrono
bic Nusfihrung zines HeilerItonbbiloes
@tsmards arf ~riefenDobem 6odel an
Der NorbIeite bes 8oms nit benz
2bnrm dl8 orhiteftonii6en 6interz
9runo 5u iibertrogen. G8 iinb rei6lid
100000 Wdrf porb0noen.-0er bic
itg' 8ersin fir 6eucrbe Ftattung bate
qsbofft in oieiem Sabre ben @au be8
8rtmatoriums Beginner gu i1nren, 3l
otm @r9itett Nintcr einen trcffliden
Gntfpurf geliefert bate. Sir ben San
ipdren etlpa 10000 Murf nproeTeben.
bel ndberer Priifun0 iparo abcr Die
NusfiiGrunq res Wintcr'IMeo Gn!lpurz
fe3 ouf 219,7oO Wort gc'Gibt. 0c3z
bdlb bat IiGl Ger @erein Qcn9tbiQt Qez
ichen, ben Winter'iben G1tirurF fallen
3n IoiIen unb cinen ncuen. billiocrcn
at tcIdaffen. beiIcn gusfiibrunq Die
Sltmme bon 100000 Mort nihs iiGcrs
ltci9t.