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The Washington times., 1905-10-08

ton. and although we have had ex-
traordinary floods this summer, railroad
communication having been cut off
eleven times, the WORK has been push
ing along splendidly.
Great Tunnel for Colorado.
In Colorado we are driving a tunnel
10000 feet in length under the mountains
to carry the Gunnison river into a beau
tiful fruit raising valley, where it will
irrigate 10000 acres. In Montana, on
the northern end of the Crow Indian
reservation. which will soon be open.
we are planning to take water from the
south side of the Yellowstone river, by
q series of tunnels to avoid getting in
the way OF the Northern Pacific and
Burlington tracks, to q, place where IL
will irrigate q beautiful area of 30, coo
acres. crossed BIZ two transcontinental
railroads. In Nebraska we are build
ing a canal from the North Platte river,
which will irrigate 100000 acres"
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
BEGGARS WRITE TOME
TOLOTTERY WINNER
Madame Hofer Has Published Letters Received From Pen
niless in Book Containing Only Some-Marquis Would
Find Former Cantiniere Noble Husband

PARIS. Oct. 7.-Madame Hofer, the
lucky cantiniere who some time ago won
the grand prize Of 100000 francs in a
French lottery, has just published an in
teresting book containing the most
characteristic Of the ten thousand let
tiers which she received after her good
fortune became known.
The aggregate sum which the writers
Of these letters asked for amounted TO
nearly 100000 francs. Offers of mar
riaSe are the most numerous. French
marquis offers to find her q husband in
the French nobility In return for a COM
mission.
Didn't Want Money.
One widower says: Il do not want
your money. 1 want you. because you
are a Lorraine woman. and my late
wife came from that country A whole
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW

1928 New York ave, re-opens Monday Oc-
tober 2, 7 p. m. public Invited: evening ses-
sions, three year course leading to degree OF
Bachelor of Laws. Graduate courses, one year
Master OF Laws Open to women and men
properly qualified. Tuition soc per year. ror
catalogue and information apply to
Ellen Spencer Mussey, LL.- n, Dean.
Phone MASS. &16 Fifth ST aw.
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stances failed to keep their agreements
In return for the land. This has fallen
into the hands Of great cattle men and
nonresident spectators. Public senti-
ment permitted the acquisition of valu-
able timber lands by monopolies, taking
them out of the market, with the result
that The State is to a certain degree
stagnant. compared with what II would
be had land conditions been properly
maintained
Deserts March With Fields.
THE wagon road grants were 80
selected and the road so twisted and
turned that It runs through the best
valleys in the State. AS one rides on
q regular check erboard. The sections
OF public land that have passed into
the hands OF actual settlers are green
with cultivation. while next to them
sleeps the brown desert. The right
be a most highly developed farming
country, and on the left-hand side a
desert At the end of that mile the
left-hand side will become beautiful
farm, with the desert opposite, and so
on. The land monopolies are thus hold
ing their property for the increment
in value due to the energy Of the sur
rounding farmers who have taken up
the public domain and have made the
desert bloom
irrigation enterprises are going on
successfully in many other States. The
Governments mill. in Arizona, which
many people predicted would be fall
ure is now turning out cement for our
great dam there cheaper than we could
harl 1t from the nearest railroad sta
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

SCRANTON, PA. Oct Frank Teal.
secretary to Director Edgar, of the de-
partment of public safety. had most
worried look this morning. The cause,
in Mr. Teals words. was this:
"a man came in this morning and
asked for a license. and /, thinking 1t
was for a dog began to prepare the
necessary document. While so doing
1 took occasion to tell him that he was
lucky Henry LOTUS did not pass his
place, else 1t would be a burial permit
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family asks her to provide $1,000 francs
to enable one of its members, who is a
convict, to rehabilitate himself by prov
ing his innocence.
A despairing husband explains that he
cannot get a divorce from his wife. be-
cause he does not possess an amount of
5000 francs. II she VIII kindly provide
this he is willing 10 marry her in return
as soon as he has his divorce.
Poets Are Needy.
Poets by the hundreds write Nine.
Hofer In verse.
Money Is not the only thing Nine.
Hofer Is asked for. TrousseauX. pianos
a wooden leg. a dog, eat, a shotgun,
and many electric bells are wanted. and
a child aged twenty-one months. and
already able to write music.' wants a
piano.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
CLAWS SCHOOL OF
SHORTHAND AND TyPEwRITING,

Gil Corcoran Building. opp. U. S. Treasury.
ADENE WILLIAMS. Mgr.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
CHILD KILLED AND WOMEN
HURT IN AUTO WRECK

wILLIMANTIC, Conn. Oct. IAN
automobile said to belong to w. G.
Cowles. of Hartford, and containing
four women, a boy, and Mr.. Cowles,
was struck by an Air Line express train
near Cobalt station at $50 o'clock last
night.
The boy was instantly killed, and the
four women are said to be seriously
hurt. The one supposed to be Mrs.
Cowles Is fatally injured. The auto
mobile was carried along for several
hundred yards by the engine.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

Elk Grove a Quality Butter.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Tha serliiz Schosl Of Languages.

i93 lith st. NV. a. Gonard. Prime.
Grand Frizo, st. Louis Exposition, 1904
French, German. Spanish. Italian. Russian
etc Native teachers Trial lesson free.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

beig strictly high grade We select the hogs from the best
fed stock in America which brought up to the highest standard
of condition and perfectly cured in packing house.
which une1uad This section the country sanitation and
modern equipment These pork products deServedly the
confidence of of the most discriminating gocerS-te leaders
in their line in Washington They sell and recommend Golden
Brand Hams and Golden Leaf Lard fact consider
the highest possible tribute their merit could receive Try them
and compare with other pork products you have used Such
comparison will your commentator and make you consumer
and starch friend of Golden Brand Hams and Golden
Leaf Lard.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
HITCHCOCK Wins
VESTS CONF F|DENCE
Reversal of Feeling Toward
Government Irrigation.
PROJECTS WELL UNDER WAY
F. H. Newell Says Introduction Of
Water Will Make New Agri-
cultural States.

II Witnessed a highly interesting
change Of sentiment in Oregon when /
was there at the time OF the land fraud
trial. said Frank H. Newell, chief hy-
orographer Of the Geological Survey.
The grating element of the community
were at first much opposed to Secretary
Hitchcock. and asking why some pres
sure could not be brought to bear on
him to make him stop his persecution OF
the poor man who had obtained land
from the Government
But 1t is a mistake to suppose that
Secretary Hitchcock's sole work has
been the correction Of abuses, vigorous
and important as that has been. This
great irrigation movement is his work.
and to him the credit for its success be-
longs. June IL, which is the Bunker
Hill anniversary in Massachusetts,,
seems destined to become a great day in
the Far West, as the anniversary of the
passage of the irrigation act
Projects Already Completed.
Last June Nevada celebrated the COM
pletion of the first part of the Truckee
project, and the coming year Idaho will
celebrate the completion of the Mimi
dcka project. There Is a dam on the
Snake river below the American falls.
which will bring under irrigation 100 600
acres OF the best land in the United
States. Three towns are now being
surveyed and for their lots, which Will
be sold next month. we expect a great
rush of buyers. Already several hun
dred people are settled around there
awaiting the opening. Prices are fixed
to the lots and then the choice is put up
by auction In a similar experience at
Lawton, Okla, more than $500 600 was
received in bonuses. One day 1t was
prairie and within forty-eight hours it
had q population Of several thousands
living on their own lots. mostly n cam
vass and rough board shanties.
THE same thing will take place In
Idaho. The open prairie will be trans
formed into densely settled towns, whose
future will be even more secure than
those in Oklahoma, because the Govern
ment is spending several million dollars
to irrigate the surrounding country. The
demand for all sorts of supplies in an
t;cipation of the coming of the water has
already set in. The people are putting
up their shanties and getting in readi-
ness for building real towns as soon
as they can get title.
Idaho's Population VIII Jump.
This is magnificent body of land.
on big river, and blessed with a con-
genial climate. cold enough in winter for
white man to enjoy life. and warm
enough in summer to produce the best
crops of the temperate zone. The prof
ect will increase the population OF Idaho
by $1,000. including railroad men, grocers,
and others, whose industry is made pos
sible by the agricultural development
Nevada Will show in the next census re-
suits OF irrigation and be lifted to the
dignity OF an agricultural State
II have great faith in Idaho It has
good climate and the kind of people
who get together and do things. Oregon
has been cursed by the great land grants
TO the railroads and wagon road cor,L
panies and others. who have in many in
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QSnrttem6 era.

StuttQdrt t. 8eSeidncnb fir
Den fo't pouiGen Nusfau ron WoitobIt
in o1e'cm ,(dbr lit oie 9etonutmohunQ
nes ipljrttCmberQiIhen Obitbalpereins,
Dab Die QcpIontc Qonoesobitausitellung
allf oo9 nohitc Sdbr perid)oben iueroen
nllllt. Der 9dn5lide Nusfoa oeS Obz
ites miro in Dem an Ob'tmoit 9erpD6nz
ten G0noc bic 6ol9s baben, Dab piele
WtiIllonen Mart fir fremoes Ob't unb
tir Sb'tcr'dB, lpie RpIinen uno Webnz
lld)e9, ms Wll5lun0 ipdn0ern.-Stc
bitr9erIthcn So0egien beihlo'icn, ais
WoorenbOu0'tcuer ben 9elebltd)en
Witnoe'tiOg BON 20 Yrp3ent 3u'hIdg
gum @eperbeIteuertapital einSufiihren
tlir Den foI, bdb in Dem etn3elnen BE
trieb DER llmioB 100000 Wlort be
trG0t o0cr jjberItci0t.-Oie 9tutt0orz
ter @cmiIoeQu1erie lit in nen 9eiib
'oes 0ltcicn crbdItenen 2afelbtloes oes
2anoes Qctommen, oa ous inter oem
Sitel oWtoria ais Sbron Salpmos"
befanntc @cmGIoe aus Dem Somners
refettprjum Oes Eloiters 9ebenbauIen
bel Sjjbjn0en in Die Stuttgorter
Stdota0dllcrie perbradt iuuroe, ipp eS
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING unterporfen
miro, I'M Damn i'm olt0eutIden Saole
uufgcbdnQt gu lperoen, gus Sabrtss
5abl fir Die Gnt'tebung oeS glloeS
nimmt man 1850 an. ..!.g a..
4 81 II q e b q. Dieter &d9e
nurOe i'm Hedur Die 2eihe ne5 Dor
iteber0 her mcteorologiihen Station
ouf Dem Ct. @ottboro. Hiharo Slut.
eefun0cu. Sb or freilpiai9 aus oent
Qeben Qeihieoen, ooer OBJ Elm lln9littSs
fail porItc9t, tonnte ntdt fe'tgeitsut
per6eu.
: ii bin0en. Yrofefior 8r. phil.
2uopiQ b, Sdlrabe, Der 0ertgcter Der
tlaIiiitm 4biIoIogie unh 2lrfdolpgie
an Der llniperlitGt. f~eierte ieingn| 20.
8eburtat0G. d. .sL ,a.t
Il [ III. Die 4~brednuna iiber &e5ur
MusIooiunQ 9eIongte 5lpeite ,Nliinaera
~Iotterie crgub, DAB Die Gptteris eincn
Heinertro0 BON 100000 Mart pDcr
24.5 YroSent obgetporicn bdt,tf -
% eiugurten. Der Is S9b9
alte W}ourtr Soief 0ettin9er ppn bier,
Elm ,GbinatricQer, lit bon ieiner Che
frau ndh poruusge9angencm Wortz
pedIeI auf offcner Strobe nit einem
Hepolper erI6oTen iporoen. Seine
Trau, osrcn cwrIter Mtdnn lid erbdn8t
bat, puroe in 6dft 0enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

arpelten fur etne nprmdI1purt9e Neper1s
balm bon 9ilbel iiber Wafenbeim nab
!6onrburg b. 3. g., Iptpeit beiIildss @es
bet in 6ruge tommt.
M a II q. Der SdulporItano bat
oen REORGANIZATION lntraq, ailt
2ieferunQ FREEZER 2ernmittel fir idmmts
lite S9iilsr, lpeIde sic @oltsl4ule be-
fuden, abpelebnt. 9iSber srbielten
pieieniqen Schiller freie Qernmittel,
beren Gltern 'ein oiesbesii9ti9es @rs
iuden iteuter; allf NieIe g9eiie tperoen
bereits an 81 pro5cnt idmmtliher
@oItsidtIsr frete 2ernmittel perabs'
foIgt. '' :.
WaItcr5bsi III. Sier bat Der
g(rbeiter 6eid i'm Streit ben eigenen
Batter eridoHen unN ais er oas linz
0liit fab, oos er anaeriAtet bate, err
bdn9te er 5i6 ielbit. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
G6nrimai(6c Staafen.

Sena. Sm S0pferei9eiperhe 1T
Elm neler Sarif psreinbdrt lpproen, Der
Die Mrbeitsseit Der 9ebilfen BON 10 ouf
% Stuuoen b~erabieBt uno cine Gpbns
erbObung Dor
gan d a, Sn perbGltnibmdbi9er
Riiiti0teit beging bos Wilbelm Sob's
ide Gbepuar i'm &reiie BON Stnoern,
Gnteln uno llrenteln bus ~ieltene 6els
Der eiIcrnen Sofseit. Der @reis 5Gblt
Sc Sabre. feline @emablin 80 Sabre.
Meuelpi B. No9ts i6lug Der
8Iib in ben Eirdtburm gu Winterss
borf uno beI6dbigte Jpn 10 fart, baB
CT umoebaut iper0en mub.
Seego. Der Shirt bat Dem 6rGus
Iein 9ertruo Wreoe gu See9u in Nns
~ertennung Der nit eigener 2e5ens9es
fobr belpirtten Hettung BON pier W(dos
6en Dom Sooe bss Grtrintens Die fill
berne QnerteumlngsmeoaiQe perIieben.
W . q. Sm Nlter BON so Sab
rem Iturb bier Die Srcifrau Wldridne b.
8cuIt, Die LANCE 3eit Dem N%Iterburger
Sofe d%noeborte. Sic gait ais 9robe
QBobltbGtcrin; periAieoene @ereine
uno aud ole Stride BADEN bon ibr err
bebIide 3utpenoungen er9alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
8a0en.

aurt8rube. IN ser Spiritlss
un0 Yrebbcfcfdbrit Sinner I'M beno6s
barton 8riinlpintel fun0 cine Grplos
iion zines SpiritusbebdltcrS, in ben
flint g(rbeiter CUR Reinigung cin9c'ttes
gen maren, itdtt. g(uf llncrtldrli6e
DeiIe ent3iinoeten ii6 i'm @ebGIter
@die. Gin Mrbeiter lpurbe tobt bers
ausoe3ogcn, bier ipuroen Ihrucr perleBt
ms 6oIpitol gebraht, -.@eitorbtn itno
bier Ole Oberin Der Sdlpeitern oe8 3D.
oiihen 6ruuenoereins, SRI. Sophie
RopS, i'm glitter BON 80 Sa9ren uno
5rou emma 6iibli. Die geiAieoene
Satin hes WoIers 6iibli,
6reibur9. Sn Der tiir3Iih
bier abQcbultenen @enerulperidmmz
luna oes Sonutoriums WebroipulO
mlroc bcI9loNen, cine 2ungenbeils
opItdIt fir Den WitteIltano ms 2eben
81 rufen. !"
Son tau5. 8os !Sptel S6neBer
Iammt Snpentur 1T fir 100000 Mart
an 9der, Den friibercn gellBer oes
.G6tpen" in Bern, pertduit poroen,
M annbe / m. Der tiirSIi6 pers
itorbene Director Der 8ens'ifcn Wtos
torenIdbrit, 5dbritdnt @unB, bat Iebts
pi0iQ ongeorOnet, oob oushlteineiir
@crm09en Der getrug DOT 10000
Wart CUR getGmpfung Der S,tbcrfus
loIe perrpenoet nerben folG. '6ioE 70
70 II + e / IN. Der 9abel6hner
QbiIipp 9euttel, Der bringenh perShths
tia mar, sinsn uuf Der Gtrube ltcbcns
Den poa belaoenen Grntepdgen uiises
siinost uno perbrannt 5n bahen, bat
iidr aus 5ur6t Dor Strafe untet einen
Giienbabnsug getporfen. oe1ien Ndoer
i'm poQi9 Sermdlmten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
EfJdB. Sot6ringen.

StraBburg. @om 16. Biz 10.
@tuguit fam bier Elm airhenlnnlitalis
i6cr 3otbpltten z9ongreb our 6oroes
rung oes Gregorianiiden @eianges
itutt.
3pImar. Dem aug 2oeelbdf,
BEL Rplmas gebiirtigen ~bcriihmten
96biiter @ooIf 6irn 081o-l890l
ipiro cine eiaenurtige Gbrung gu 9beil.
Scin 4rbeits5immer, oas bisber in
Dem einitissn @obnbaus Sirns om
Soblanbsbersipou erhalten iporben
ipar, lpiro i'm bieliger Wiuieum retoas
ftruirt uno auseeiteflt ipsroen.
~ il tbaue II. Sn paris 'tdr6
I'M Glitter bon rs Sabren Der aug Wtla
bouien sebiirtise friibsre Sngsnieur en-
def Der fran3oiiifen Wdrine, G9drles
.S6lumbereer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

itnabfebbdres l1noliid; benin Der Self
plab mar CUR 3eit bes 9ranoes BON
elmer ungcbeuersn WsnI 4enmenge be-
Iuht.
9abten. Die rclle Siir9eridule
nuroe bier eingepetbt.
s o b a nng epr9en a B t.
Ndhts brannten bier orei 90uler ME-
Ser, ourunter oaS ~betannte TeItaurdnt
gum 5uuit; 13 5amiIien mur0en OBJ
badloS.
81 eerane. Dem 0srein Sedts
idule Mecrone. Der in oieiem Sabre
pa orme {9ipG6lidt Shultinoer
pGbreno Der 9roBen 6erien in ieinem
am Waloe q~ele9enen 6erientoIonlehetnl
berpflegt, beipiQigte Der Staotrath
600 Wfdrt.
WciBen. Bon elmer WdFertatds
itropbe Iino infolge ipoItenbrudarttsen
Heoens bdS obere Sriebiidtbdl uno
ous Sau6u1tbal betmge1uht poroen.
SteIlenpeiIe nurbe i'm 3riebiihtbaIe
ole 6Dbe Der WdNerflltb bon 1897,
Die 10 bebeuten0e @erbeerungcn anri6s
tete, ijberihrittrt.
Noe Na9 ~iiberitanbener
Muoenoperation peritdrb in elmer
0rssoner alinit Der beige S6uls
b~irettor Grnit @llItop Youl Sdneioer,
Der felt % ,Subrsn an Der Spite ocs
bieiigen 2ebrertplsgiums itano.
9 duen. Der 8oItsbetl'tdtte
fir pcibIife 2urgentrante in Garolas
grim bel 4uerbod iinb bon einem uns
betannten WobltbGtsr 10000 Wturt
perma6t iporoen.
Siebsnlebn n. 0ur6 Grhdn9en
entleibte 'id1 Der 0eripdlter hes Bitter
outes RotihpnberQ, ndfoem er cine
Stunoe sllpor in fr0bliher @cfeQIhait
fem @orbaben ider5lpeiis angetiinoi8t
battle.
ID d II. Sir Die beige tatbos
Hide SGuIc Ipa cine 9irettoriteue Qes
oriinoet uno nit 5000 W}drt 9nfdngss
9ebuIt nebit freicr Wobnung ootirt
perben.
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Sreie Stdote.

s. mburg. Die 9omburger
8iermoItbart .Ottopia" 1T ouf See
aufoebrannt uno Qeiunten. Die BE
iaBung ipurbe g~erettet unb in 9a4ius
blanca geldnoet.
8reme + upen, !9ier puroen
1000 our6 6euer uno WuIIer beI9Gz
oi1te 9aasn gaumpplle periteigert,
ipel6e Der engliIde 9ampfer nWtans
haitian" BON Nelp Orleans gebra6t
bat. 9ci einem 9ur6Ihnittspreis
bon 200 Wart fir Den SdIlen puroen
runo 100000 Wdrt gelOit
6 ii b 4. Die Giibeter Sanbelss
flotte, ole erit jiingit our4 Ous !Sin3us
tommen mcbrerer 9roBer fir Die 5ra6!
BON SiiOfriid)ten beitimmten Sampfer
cine 9ermebrung erfabren bat, bat
our6 Nufnabme oes allf Der Ger
manic Merft gu &iel fir Rednung Der
bieIi0en ;5irma 6. PoNe9l DC So. err
bauten $500 Rsgiltertonnen groben
SdmpIerS nNarpit" cine ipeitere erbebs
li6e 8ergrDberung %erfubren. Gibed
riidt oamit nit isiner aduffuhrteiflotte
an Die sipeite Stelle Der oeuti6en DIT
feebanoelspldbe. Der neue 0ampfer
1T beitimmt, Ole Gr3trunsporte Der gss
nannten 5irma, fir Die lie bisber tag
lid mebr alS 20 0umpfer in 3eithar'
ter bat, BON Hprbidpeoen nod benz
peItfGliihen Giiengebiet (pia Rotters
oam) gu beipdltigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08

@erfdTung" dLtqemein betonnt tbdr.-
In SteIe profcI1or NotndoelS 1T Der
9oritono Der a~tpeiten pru0er 8linit.
YroteHor Or. Ruoolf Sat19 Bitter b.
g8ortenborit pom Senut Der Wiener
llniperIitdt ernunnt ppr0en.-8em
@erein CUR 60roerunq Der rWeniu
tetniC0" an Der tehniihen 6ofi6uIe
in Wien lit aus Dem 100000 9roz
ren Ge9at 0eS peritorbenen gdron Naz
tAdntel HotbiHil0 Elm 8etru0 BON
5000 Htoncn 3uQelpenoet iporoen.
. DEN. Die unlGn0it bier Der
'torbene SauSbtliberin Wlarie 30Qner
bat in ibrcm Seitament Der Staot 9as
Den Die Sdlfte ibres aus einem groBeu
g8iener 3insbuuIe un0 elmer 0ila in
8doen ~bcItcben0en @erm0QsnS ~teitirt.
limo 5ipur mur0, 0ie'eS 8ermd6tniB,
ooS cinen Wertb bon 100000 Grpneu
+. rcprdIentirt, BON Der G%rbloNcrin nit
Der Yeitimmung 9elptomet, Dab NIT
Dem Sapitol Elm 9rober S%rontenpapilz
Ion i'm 9aoensr Spital erbout mer0e.
9o5en. Der Inardiit Sori. mel
der pcr9aftet purbe, ais er cinen gtnz
i6IaQ ouf bas 2sben oeS 9diIers
6ran6 SoIepb ipdbreno beS 9eIuh5
bes Wtonurd)en in 9p5en piunte, er=
bangle iid i'm 8efdngnib.
8reQen5. Der unldnait p%crItors
benc 9eiiBer ocS 0pteIs am pfdn6er,
6eroinano Sin3, bat in ieinem Der
mGhtnilie pcrI9ieoenen ipobltbdtigen
3lpeden 3uiuenoungen i'm @cIdmmt,
betrd9e BON $4,000 Sronen Qsmdft.
Gqer. Die 3eppihfdbrit BON ga
reutber &c Go. IieoeIte defer Gags BON
Gqer mad Sof iiber, no ii6 Die 3tpcite
6abrit Der 6itho bisber befan6.
&drls a 3. Die Stottbalterei
bat Der bieligen Sportaiie ole gclpiIs
ligung bon 1000 Gronen fir ben beltz
ihen @oItSrdtb 9obmcns pcrbotcn.
0ieieS @srbot bat in gdn5 8eutid
bobmen bic gr1Bte @rrcgun0 bcrpors
q%erufen, ga Ser 8pltsratb iih Die Ibz
lpcbr Der SIdcAiiirung 9obmcnS alf
oas punicr geIdrieben bat.
qra0, Sm Dieii9en aunit9eiperbes
mlieum toottte Elm 9ieb Den Nddts
pGfter, Der ibn iibcrraI6te, nab bel
ti9em 3peitumpf nno entluif Damn,
ielbit Ihlpcr perlpunoet, ourh @erdbs
laTen aus eincm 5eniter. 0ubei rib
Die Shnur, CT itiirSte mebrcre Wleter
tief uno brad einen Sub unO mebrere
Hippen. llnidbis 81 fIieben, erbdngte
er iid Damn ' einem benahbarten
@nrten.
Semli II. Gtipu $50 2ebrsr aus
Siioungdrn perurladten bier blrt
grobe Gr3eic 9robc g(ufre9ung. sic
scrrten pom MIinsniumS Sburm Die
dnIGbIi6 oeS @cburtstuges beS &ais
ierS Srdn5 Spiepb GebiBtc 6ld0gc hers
inter uuo 5erriNen lie in 5abuoie
JcBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
S6WeiS.

Germ. Die i6psi~rii6e Gims
plon Delegation belt In Bern cine
8onicren3 ob.-Sn Spie3 1T cine eIetz
triI6e 9abn Stpiihcn 9obnbof uno
. S6iifsItation Dem Yetricb iibergeben
iporoen.
, iirit d. 2luf Der StiimliSaIp iino
Elm Surgait un0 elm 8clpcrbeIhliler
aug 3iiri9 ourA @bItur5 um's 2eben
getommen.
2u3ern. Sm Nuftrag Der Stdotz
beb0r0e Qu5srn 1T Der Ylon zines 3u
errihtenbeu BeIeuidoftsbauYcs aus
gearbeitet poroen, oas einen Son3crts
iaal entboIten miro unb in Dem bas
GunItz un0 oo8 0enerbemuIeum I'm
tergcbrdht lper0en tonnte.- Der
Mitte oes MonotS september miro Die
internationale 6rieoenss Sonieren3 in
Hu3ern tdQen.
9qfeI. Sn Weggis 1T. Sc Sabre
alt, 3tpingli Wirtb geitorben, elmer Der
9egriinoer oeS ifpci5erii6en Heforms
proteitantismus.
9 6affbau E n. Die 9etriebss
e%r0ffnung Der sIettriIhen Straben.
babn S6affbdu'cnz Shleitbeim Tbers
tpieien 1T pom gunOesratb gcltattet
iporOen.
@roub Il II. Sn Gbur bat
fid Elm Snitiutiptomite fir cine oiretts
N~erbinounQ Der @intihgauer Yabn
iiber ben Ofenpab nit Dem gneaoin
9ebiloet.
Doaot, Bel gdn5 u~nseteurer
gstbeiligun9 un0 prdhtigitem Msttcr
bat li1 Die erite Nuffiibrung bes be-
riibmten Wir5erfeites BON Nebsb abb
aeIpislt unb an 6errlifteit ,rtb Reid,
tbum ale G%rpurtungen iibertroffen.-
Sn 9ouIanns puroe bic neue Bride
eingeipeibt, bic Ole 6isel bon Gbans
beron un6 Wont6snon miteinaToer
berbinbet.
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SuxemDnrg.

Qnrem burg. Die Stadtsdns
naItihaft bat sesen ous llrtbsil, ourd)
peIdes Der @eiitli6e Sobdum 3ie'er,
Re0atteur oes .Gursmburger Wort,
tijr3lib Su einem Wonat @sfdngniB
ur0 800 5ronts Celebrate Oerurtbeilt
nuroe, gerufnng eingelegt, Gin 49,
jdbriger 8urfde aus einsm Rd6bars
oorf "itiir3te iih aus elmer 6obe Dor Al
Wleter BON Der Qoolfbride in oas pes
trubthal. Gr mar ipfort toot.
9ietir9 d. Dos 3uhtpoli3siges
riht peruribeilie ben ,!Seirathspsrmittz
Ter" Giees peter gu sinem 5abr @ea
fdngnib uno 1000 1ranes Celebrate.
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prppiny 711rIffnlrit.
Sa&(en

Sres6etn. Die @runodrbeiten
fir Den Rdtbbausneubau iino trob
einiser' inporbereeiebener 3tpiIdens
fate : Die g%eieitiguns Der alten
Teffun9snduern mar nit erbebliden
Shtpierigfeiten perbunoen, ouberoem
belt bas In groben Meneen bsrpors
quelIsnoe GrunbpoFer Die Irbeiten
duf = fofpeit porseftritten, bab Die
9runbfteinleguns fir ben 25. Septemz
Der in Mmsfiht genommen ipiro.--Sns
folse aur5idluHes entfianb i'm Qlisuz
fiinerbrdu auf Der goseIpieie, in benz
etipa 1000 perionen anipeieno tparen,
I'm 9ahe elm Jeuer. Die Jeuertpehr
riidte sinu ftarten aolonneu nit ber
0ampfiprike an ltno psrmieo 70 Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-08
8raunfGweig. An9aft.

8rdun d 10 I q. Der bier
ftattqs6abts beutfhe Stenograpbentua
@abelstsrgsr ertldr. einitimmig fein.
8ereitniliatsit, nit Dem ullgemeinen
beutIden Stcnoerapbenbunb @ubelss
berger in 0srbanblungen einsutreten
bebufs MISUNDERSTANDING Der GiniSte!!
Der @dbeIsberger'iden Sdule.
aDtben. Na6ts brdnnte i'm oes
nafbart.r g0rmiet oas gnpeien BEG
pergmannes Sasnid niebsr. Die Ges
bGube ipurben pollitGroig eingedi4ert,
aerettet fpnnte fait nihts iperoen.