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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Mrs R. A. Sadler was the hostess of the Summer Card Club this afternoon and the members and guests enjoyed an unusually pleasant meeting. In ad- dition to the regulars" there were present Mrs. N. R. Clarke. Mrs. H. P. Vass, Mrs. Greenwood Ligon. Mrs. Inge Selden and her guest Miss Jones. of Greensboro, Mrs. William Mastin. Mrs. Robert Gage Mrs. George Taylor. Mss Ellen Smith. Miss Belle Hallett.
 Miss Lucille Bizzelle. of Monroeville. Ala. arrived in the city last vening and left today for Chicago where she will spend three months studying elo- cution and physical culture.
 MT. E. J. Buck has gone to New York to attend meeting of the National Bankers Association. General Whit ing will also attend the meeting.
 Mrs. William F. Gordon and family and Miss Tallulah Gordon have re- turned from a summer at Point Clear.
 Mir. Percy P Hines. of Washington. is in the city spending his vacation with his parents
 Dr. T. T. Tunstall and family left last night over the NJ. and O. for St. Louis
 Mir. W. w. Heron left yesterday for St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

J. M. Foshee, a white man and a stranger in Mobile, reported at police headquarters this morning that some time last night. in the Henderson House he was robbed of SIS. It is thought 1t was the work of a sneak thief.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

The average density of population the world over Is about 10 persons to ten square kilometer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09
Indicates rise. Indicates fall.

| Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
 River Forecast.
 (For next two days.) The Coosa e.. Alabama will remain near ly stationary. except rising very slightly in tho upper Alabama
 FRANK r. CHAFFEE Section Director Weather Bursa&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

S. B. Trapp of Birmingham, J. D. StrIpling of Montgomery. E. P. Wilson of Grove Hill. and S. E. McGlatchery of St. Stephens, are among the Ala bamians seen on the business streets of Mobile today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Hon. G. W. Taylor, Representative in Congress for the First Alabama Dis trict, Is in Mobile on a business visit. Congressman Taylor said his hope was to see the proposed thirty-foot channel for Mobile Bay completed. When ask ed if he favored thirty-flve foot chan mel MT. Taylor replied: Yes. but in order to get this we must first have a thirty-foot one from the city wharves to the bay and thence to and beyond the outer bar. To dig a, ten-foot ditch it is first necessary to get down five feet" As soon as present plans are carried out. he said. then the other five feet can be called for with hope of suc- cess.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Louis Setter. Norwegian sailor on the steamship George Dumois. was arr rested this afternoon by Deputy Sher- fir Brown on warrant charging grand larceny. Setter is charged with steal ing a lot of clothing from the cabin of the captain of the steamship Fort Gaines. The clothing was recovered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

A Mobile Jackson and Kansas City engine got off the track eleven miles from Mobile early this afternoon. de- laying traffic several hours. A tenn porary track had to be built around the engine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

communicated to Marshal Cooper. Sec
 retary- Treasurer J. l.. Clemo who was
 in charge of the office. said today that
 notice had been served in the inJunc
 tion proceedings started in the Chan
 cery Court by thes Republic Iron and
 Steel Company. He said that he has
 not been out of the city or far away
 from his office since July I, and yet he
 is served with injunctions to prevent
 him from interfering with the labor be
 ing brought into the district and placed
 in the mines by the operators. Mfr Clemo is buying provisions for the strikers and attending to the financial matters during the strike. The miners claim that they are no, losing any men and that the coal pro duction is decreasing instead of in- creasing.
 The Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Company today started up fifty coke ovens at Blossburg. In the last three weeks this company has been able to start up 230 ovens in the city, sS at New Found and 50 at Blossburg. There Is no change in the iron production. the amount made being still somewhat cur tailed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

MT. Julius Herzfeld. a former Mo bilian. now travelling out of Chicago Is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Charles H. Ham of Chicago. Pres ident, and Frank Stone of Bay Mi nette. general counsel of the Bay Mi- nette and Fort Morgan Railroad, with O. l.. Compton, traffic manager of the Louisville and Nashville. arrived here this afternoon. They met for the pur- pose of discussing traffic arrangements for the New Baldwin County line which Is now in course of construction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Dr. W. H. Oates has returned from a brief visit to Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09
Mobile Society News.

Fred Scheuermann returned thi morning from St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09
Fatally Hurt by Runaway Horse.

Mrs. L. c. Raysor, a miliner, whose home is in Atlanta. but has employ ment here. was run over by runaway horse attached to a buggy at the cor. ner of Second Avenue and Nineteenth street at noon today and was fatally injured. Her skull was fractured by a blow. The horse broke from its hitching post in front of an infirmary as Mrs. Raysor was on her way to her boarding house for lunch. She was struck and knocked down violently. She was picked up and carried into a drug store near by. A physician had great trouble in extracting teeth from her throat to prevent her imme diate death from choking. She was after wards removed to hospital, where every attention was given her. The physicians pronounced her injuries fa- tai from the start. her skull being fear fully fractured. Mrs. Raysor has a married daughter in Atlnnta, Mrs. Lucy Clifford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Mrs. William F. Gordon and family and Miss Tallulah Gordon have re- turned from a summer at Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

The General Committee on Confed- crate reunion met tonight In the Com mercial Club and heard reports from sub-committees. Vice-Chairman Ber- ney presided until Chairman Ham, burger arrived.
 The Finance Committee reported on three hours work today. resulting in securing nearly one-third of the sum called for by the General Committee. All the other committees made satis- factory reports. Rates for transpor- tation are expected to be announced in ten days, and immediately upon re- ceipt of these the Publicity Committee will send circulars throughout the State.
 Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. will be tho regular meeting time for the General Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Mir Percy P Hines. of Washington. is in the city spending his vacation with his parents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09
ED HUDSON IS HANGED
NEGRO GOES TO HIS DEATH WITH
 OUT A WORD.
Execution Occurs Before the Morning
 Hour of 8-Congressman Fay Tor Talks of Thirty Foot Channel.
Advertiser Bureau.

 | Without @ murmur, Ed Hudson. the negro murderer. walked from the death cell In the county jail to the gallows, ascended the steps and took his stand on the trap. The negro was smoking cigar and as he walked looked here and there at the gathering of about 2b0 persons who had assembled in the gray dawn to witness the carrying out of the law.
 With the negro walked two Catholic divlnes, Jailer Cazalas. Deputy Sheriff John Broadus and Deputy United States Marshal J. H. Gates.
 Hudson did not speak after leaving the death cell Deputy Marshal Gates secured the mans ankles, placed the handcuffs and then slipped the moose around the mans neck. The black cap was arranged. the priests, jailer and deputy marshal stepped to one side and at 5:04 o'clock Deputy Sheriff Broadus pulled the lever, the trap fell. Hudson's body shot downward. rebounded and then hung without a culver.
 All this occurred in five minutes from the time Sheriff Powers read the death warrant to the condemned man. In fourteen minutes Hudson was pro- nounced dead.
 The body was taken in charge by the County Sexton for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09
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River Bulletin. Observations at a. m.. 18th M. tlme.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-09

Sold throughout the world CptieIrA Resolvsnt, eoc 6iniment soc. Soap. 25e DePots Loncon, r cha,ter hgs Ayc Potter D-ry Chem. Corp, Sole Propgist0EA as-sesd 1Ss sHSS h cLw rSsEy HumoaE"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
60uc.
HENRY VICTOR.

TolesuNe sersius uaItsa TIRE 9sriamhluuQsn In
Der columbia 0ane ab wis iplat:
Hentlner 9eaeuisitiQer umteritnsuuas.gersin
;toen erttten Sonufaq i'm Hipuat.
Sitrbrantr nntertnennQs .ysretn, lsoen ltsn Conn
tag I'm Nlonot.
Croen Der oerm0nnSsS chne. leee1 Item Nhtlppt
uuo stem Scnutoa.
GitissHs' eaoinQ \ yoau N1osiatiou. lsosn Gieunaq.
preabsn Northumberland. ieoen Ieeien Soun.
tag I'M WoEaf.
2tsr Columbia Neutrality-suspicious.. ltoen lten
ScHuf09 I'm utpnof.
gsrmaHia observation-disclosures lsoen lebten TisHs
nag TN ponaf.
eetmatbAllnterrnennas.y srttn. isosn atsn Sonntns
I'M Wlpnat.
o.6tTmann rtsiter.Qraufeu.llnttrIntrnQS.gersi
leoeu leBteu Scnntaq.
TrfunoinaftS.Snno leotn 1tsn Eno stem Gouns:itae
I'm 3enno..
Gsutiner Iransu tiutsrifhsunas.Ssrei go. 9. isbsn
leeten Ntitpodn I'M Dtouat.
Gabieiis Rautsr gahno @smnib!inftit. iessn
2ttu uno sten GpHuerftaa.
Sfaner llnisu SO. II. isoen lsbtsu sonntaa.
eottltrs' ONION so. ESQ. ieosn stem Sountas.
Ttremeus' h Engineers un,on Rc. a2s. isoeu
Item drsfaa.
9anptquartier Der Hisrbraner linton.
Sobu Rod. Setretdr.
yithoaraphers Union No. 80. iebeH Item Ioutag
urbsitsr aranfsn. nuo eterbtfafs. isoeu Iebtsn
Sonntae.
25er Qranftn. liuterfnbunas.Ytrt
unbsitimmte Ssit.
tpboIRersrs eoeal Union 30. rs. isoeu 2isuitas.
Stationary Jiremeu X engineers. Ieoeu 2ieHftog.
Waibinqton Qoge. 3 DR.. D.. 30. 10. erffeu Somffaq
iM Dsorat uno Itoeu acknowledgements W'ttpcH.
Irautu eoae. G. D. q. o. ieoeu stem Dtittpo1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
arN@te UNI OtmAJe.
Tra@ts.

gitronen-s3.0c 3.25 fir 80O-360.
Oronaen-@alifornia-$3 90 per Dor.
4anonen-gewcblte 81. 80 per Hun&.
9otusnnHe-S2 so per 0unbsrt.
Teisen: 11-l6e oos Hfunb.
Datteln &c per Efunb. so pfc. 8ifen.
NepieI-Sl.7 5 bis So. 90 per 6ab.
Neuer 9onia-l6c.
4ineospleS 50. 90.
GranberrieS $500 per guibeI.
0emlfe.
8piebeln-$1. 10 per 6ab.
Spon;l9e 9ruiebeIn 81 10 per Grate.
RartoHeln 7t-80c per DuibeI.
Seriep eiibiartoHeln $3.50 per Sob.
1raut-$l per 6ab.
GeIerp-per Tutenb 30c.
Sotbe Riben loo per 0uteno.
Ncpp Bobnen 1855 per HuibeI.
4noblou9 7c per Yfanb.
@eiBe Hiiben Il 100 per Sos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
Batses. ases uap oeHAesl.

NdnbIer bsSabIen foleenos Fretis:
Butter - Country. l2e. CREAMERY 2le,
oIotx 26e.
0ser-80e per Dutenb.
enpner *, odpne 8. T~urfsps-l8s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Trt@eS RinbFei&-yDefIi&e ettere 6h-
7c; beige etiere II &c; biefige &inbes
$50 bis fn0 afunb 7c; biefse 3dbe 400
bis $50 9funb dc; 3lbe $50 bis $50 Ptanb
bske; Stier yorberuiertel Il. etier Qtnter'
usertel &c. Rinb NtnterpierteI SIC. Rtnb
gorberpierteI 7c. Rub Bort eruierteI &c, Rub
QinterbierteI SIC.
6rii&es 2albfeti@-4dlter SIC, Sinter'
uierteI 13c, BorberuierteI Sc.
Strides e@offeii@ - 2dumer per pfanb
sAe /; S&ofe nc; e&enieI l02c; &adS. hun,
l4-1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

1strodnete 5rl@te--NspfeI, an Ger 5onns
sstrodnet, &c; Sobannssbesrsn 7e bis 7he;
eitrcn l3c bs lac; RoFnsn, 2 Grown, per
pfunb, 7c. 8 Grown tic. 4 Gror,u 7le Ioa.
menfreie &c Bis Sc. California Iuscatel re;
euItana 7}e. importirte euItama lie bis lac.
California Gpriioien Sc bis 12c.
eprup-etanborb Gorn Csc bis 25e; aes
rdbIter &c bis 82e; eorsbum PC bis CSC;
Nsw Orleans yeOIaHes lse bis 2oe; espdbI,
ter Doc bis 88e.
Nine-BruSiI neu SC bis l0c; 5iIberts I2e;
Ranbeln IA; wei&i9uIiss Nanbsln l5e;
Serbian Ronbeln loo; peanuts &c bis SIC;
serotete &c bis Sc; ensIii9e WaIn,iHe 1876.
P~idIes-24OO i'm 6ab SO; 1910 I'm Res
50; 1900 I'M SaIbfab $3.50; 900 I'M 6os
A.5O.
SnbianepeIis 2ohee'qreHe:
@espobnI. bis gutter l0-l2c, prissa bis aes
udblter l4-l6e ; Tancp 32f-83c. goIssz
gsuow Is bis 22e. SaDa $3.50.
Sn podeten
arioia 11.7b, Zion I'll 10, Series s11 20;
Caracas Sll 20. Diumortb's SI1. 76, DutG
Sara Hlenb $l3. 5O.R aiI@ou6 sll.7b, gotes
8Ienbeb Sapa $11. 10.
9ader-Dominoes TOTE; stid,uder 8. AZ
pulueriRrter 4.s7e; xfff puIpsrifrter 6.02e,
feiner s~ranuIirter 4 s7e; Gubes 6.l2c; Con.
fectioners' Matte; Eibsemoob Y 4.62e; yb6.
ns q a.57e; empire VA. SEC; SbeaI Qrtra
@clben 6 4.42c; DinbiOr Grtra 6 z.57e
&ibsepcob u 4.62e; eeIber 6 4. lie; le gel,
Der 4.02.
&eis-GaroIsna, 8opf. 5}--7ic. Sapan 5
&c, sebro&ener, 4--4}e.
eoIf9ate, Eo8eon 9anungen 76c aIei.
mere nuantitdten. 86e-90e, 100 bret g'uno
podete $3.50. Sc ftnf pfo., $3.50, % 10
pfunb 81. 10.
GiFs-RaIa 40 Or. SeR), SAT-. s-lle Der
0ouone.
@epirse - @onSe: Nufpiee &c bis l5e:
@aiiia l3c bis loo NustatbIuihe 60c bis
65e; RuaiatnuB 4be bis SOC; ganuer ihuats
ser pfefer l5e bis l6c, SCOT lse peib 25c;
gaelfen lbc; semabIener i@marser 2feHer lse,
ueiber DOC bis Doc. rotber 80c.
etdrie-PearI. 8ie. champion Slot. / unt
8 Hfanb podete 8. Rorn. / pfh. qafete.
4h-52c.
Gtnsema&te Trl&te-BIadbesries 8 qfs..
$l.l0c; pea&es etanoarb, 8 pfh.. 81
2.25; SECONDS 8 pfanb 81. 60-$1. IS; pie
pea8es. 81. 40-$1.60; s~lnanas. eianbarb,
Q YfD., 81 .66-$l.90 SECONDS, 2 Pfunb,
81 .25-sl.45; CRIME Bobnen. 3 Efunb Rams
men. 81, Bobama gnanas $1.s0IS2. 26e,
@eiebte Gsbien. $l.20-sl.7 6. fribe STUNT 90
Gents, Rarrou S0c, esnsewsi9te 55e-S0e,
tomatoes. 8 pfunb. 81. 10-$l.16. 8u6er,
8ora 9Oc-$l. 90. gpfeIbutter. per Dutenn,
8 4flnb. 81.
Gaaop-etansen 7c; semii4t &c; gro'
cer semii9t 73c; Banner Tpif Sc; Cream
BonbonS 10c: SO. 2 Cream eemiI1t &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Suoar @ureb e&infen = grfe nuoIitdt |:
1870 qfunb 1q3: 10 pfsnb l3r; 1919
Yfunb ii; 8rpeite nualttdt : 20-l8 qfunb
lQ}c /; Is pfunb lac /; IL phsnb 1876 ; 10
pfuno 1876.
~GaIifornil@e S&inien-6 Biz 8 4hanb 8sc;
9 bis IL qfinb Sc.
TrabnId,e ped-R erGnsliib Gureb l616.
seudblter Sugar ureb 1916. 6-7 Pfunb TIM
Dur&j&mitt l1t6e ; 8 BIS 8 HNanb TN Dur4s
i@nitt lac; 10 bis 10 gfunb I'm Dur@i&nitt
l2ae; 8 81 anb I'M Dur&i&nitt. i&uaaI. lac ;
8 pfunb I'M Dur@i@nit, i&mal, l2e.
eped. nsI.-@ewd5Iter. 8 bis 10 4funb
TN Dur9i4nitt. 1850; IL bis IA pfunb TN
Dur4i&ntA. l2ac.
eped-3Iare eeiten. 80 bic 80 pfunb TIM
Tur&i1ait. 8ie; 8lare eeiter, 80 BIZ 40
piuns. l04c; alore Bellies. % bis 90 pfunb.
ST; Is bis 20 3d., sie; IA Bis Is 4funb,
l0lc; alore Hiiden. 20 bis 90 phanb. o.;
Sudden IL bis Is Yfunb 9}e; 3Iare Rildfu 9
bis 3 phanb. 10e
@epodegtes e9wetneHeii& 8no@enIoieB
0onep pig $40. 90; 3Iares Bean SIS. 80; Sans
10 $3.50; stcrt GIear $3.50; Rumpi
$l8. 30.
1sbrrrtes WinbReii@ - e@tnfen, req.
Sets. lac; xubenieiten l0c; Snneni. l43c
Qn1&eI lac.
WArae - 0erdu@erts pratuurf 8ie,
Granlfurter &c; Bologna h Dtrmes &c. IN
9u@ etc.
e@mab-- In 1ierceS-l. Dual. &c; 2.
nuoIitdt 8ie; 8. Dual tat nc.
e@uItern-2nsI. Gureb, 10 81 20 qfnnh
TN Dur&i&nitt, l0le; IS Rfsnb Dur4i4nttt.
lie. 10 biz IL Qf9nh 11Ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

1imotbp-Bertaufspreiie: $40. 00-l1.00.
2Iee - BerfaufSpreie: 81. 60-$8.00.
@eIi&forn = Berlaufspreiis: ie na9 Der
nuoIitdt, 4b-50c. NeueS Born 40c bis 4te.
8afer-ee&dlt 87-40e; In ben aebren
% 00-$l0.00 per Ienne.
Carbohydrate. ie mad benz grab. tn Bcls
len. $6-N.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Gamblers Rreiie:
auftern tn Ronnen-gep gorf Counts .5
). q 8. & Go. Selects 4Oc.
eee.5ti4s @eibfi9s l2e; 30. l giasre
lie; eatff9 lie; sno1enIois Sarirss, lie,
sereiniste Sdrinse. Sc; per9 7e.
~eIams-eittIe RedS eOc per 100.
Summeri,- -25e per qhanb.
ebrimps-$1.2o Der gauone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

en9ros . versamfSpreiis Snrorttrter
e@usbsrsdis Sos per pfunb einbesmiee.
e@uepersdie l6e. @issonRn Cream . Qd,s
l3-l4e, y. y. Gbebbarsl 'a3e, eirbstmi.
Der airnburaer 18e. Bird lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

gonoon. Mntoinette Sterling,
(Truu 5. Wadinalup), bic nmerii.
@dnaerin, 1T aefiOrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

9atrobe, pa.. Bel Der 3rtu3'
ung Der psnna.@eIeiie uuroe so. 60.
patoni, Der In sinam Sdlitter fubr, ae.
tOotst unb feline Grau tOotli& perIett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11

Beben go. 2 rotber 923e auf @elet,
fen. 924c non Der NlbIe; 9to. 8 rotber So;
Sonuar 923c; Basenwepen cor.
8orn (neueS) = $50. l meib 43c; go. q
weib 43c; SO. 9 weib z3c; SO. 4 meib,
Ale; 10. 2 weib semii&t 43e ; go. 8
weib semii&t 43e ; go. 4 weib senii9t
Ale; go 2 selb 43c; go. 8 seIb 43e ;
go. 4 seIb Ale; 20. 2 semii@t 43e /;
go. 8 semii@t 43e; SO. 4 semii9t Ale ;
3oIben 43c.
9afe- Np. 2 weiber S9s; go. 8 uettss
3s3e; go. 2 oemii&ter 3sc; 20. 8 semii@tes
&c.
9eu SO. 1 9imOtbb sll. 90; SO.
2 1imotbp $l0.25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-11
Sml8. Smimr8emtem
9ieiern ben tirfiiden Sruppen cine
unellfllne Shlaht.

Salonih /. 10. San. Wad
Samantha, 10 Weilen bon ustub. mp
cine iiarte bulaariide Yanoe auf tar-
iiibes @ebiet einaeorunasn in. muroen
5ruppen entfanot.
Sn 3otana. so Msilen fio0flid
bon ustub. fanb Elm @efedt ltatt, wos
bel 100 Yulaaren fielen.
Stalien.
Ger papf uno bic aus.
&c dnittenen 3Ieiber.
X o m. 10. San. Der ~portuQis.
liae @sianbte beim Watitan. Martins
o'Nntas. erllSrt bic Meloung. nad
melher ibn Der papit beauitro9t babe.
ben Damen oas 1rasen ansgeI4nitte-
ner 3leioer bel g%mpfdngen, oenen @ars
bindle unb anoere prdluten bsiuobnen.
gu perbisten. fir irribimlid.
Der paplt Ia9te nur am q. Deg,
no i'm Der Wsianots sulebt fab. obns
iraenopelden MuTtraa uno mebr i'm
Gdsrse. es lei miiniasnsmertb. bab Die
Damen=4leioer weni9er tief ausse-
fdnitten Ieien.
Sentidlan0.
Mnqeblide g pionage.
Ymerlin, 10. San. Die RATIO
nal. 3situna" meilt oarauf bin. oaB Die
padtuna bon Saaosn in Baden iei.
tens fransolider Yiraer in leBter 3sit
aufaleno iiberbanonebme. Wdbreno
friiber mobl elm paar fransOfide pdd-
ter aufgetauht mdren. eridienen is
iebt oubeuomsiie. Mud piele ~fran3o-
fide Offisiere befdnben lid urter ben
Sd9ern.
Das Ylatt fpridt bic Yermutbuna
aus, baB bieis pdhter sualeih Spions
feien, mslde Die Shwar3walopdHe ten-
nsu lsrnen mollten.
zines nidt
sans dedten poIen.
9erlin, 10. San. SIM preuBi.
iden Nbeeorbnetenbauie bat Die 6rase
bes Mltsrprdlioiums gu einem Sturm
i'm @laie Mahsr geIiibrt. Das be-
moofe Saupt oieTer i~iberbaupt etuas
abaeitanosnen 9eieb9ebenben 4Orper=
idaft 1T Der pole Or. Ssuman aus
Obernit. poIsn. oeIien YOrfabren ie=
nenfaus Den edit bcutihen Namer
Sdumann setra9en baben, Der fid
aber polnilirt bat uno als pole i'm po=
iener @abltreis @reiden getudblt mor=
Den lit. 9ieier ni1t aans wafdehte
popolsti bat nun oas Mltersprdl ioium
abgelebnt. Oils oieie g~Dentualitdt
auftam, oa erboben bic polenbldtter
elm eroBes @ei4rei.
sic perIanaten 9ebieterif9, oaB
Ssuman ablebne. gr miiBte. 70 bieB
es. als Wlterprdliosnt oas 9od auf ben
3onia bon preuBen ausbrinsen, uno
oas beoeute in Nnbetradt Der pOlen=
ssinoliden Saltune Der preuBifden Re
gierung cine yeriunoi9un9 ge9et ben
bsiligsn polnif9en patriotismus. Der
9err Sauman bat fia benn aud bieier
6oroeruag Der polenpreiie sefiat. Die
sanse @fairs, einidlieBlid oes poloni-
firten Sdumanu. liefert aber cine traiIe
Sluaation gu ben beltebenoen WerbdIts
nifen.
Der StatthaIter bonGla B.
2otbrin9en Mill surud'
treten.
Berlin, 10. San. Srob aler 8er-
fude, Den ~bstebenoen @esenfab 3wiiden
benz Yerliner Gaiierbauie uno Dem ba.
biiden 9ofe ab3uleugnen ooer 81 ber'
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&affe.
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bat Die ermartete geiebuns bon Sbi-
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aus @enua ~abaefabrenen jupaniiasl
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