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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Distribution of Earnings.

In the year 1903 about 4O.S per cent.
of the earnings of American railways
went to the employees. 1l.G2 per cent.
to the bondholdors, and only STA per
cont. to the stockholders. Thus 1t ap-
pears that less than "a per cent. of the
income which the railroads derive from
operation Is distributed to the persons
Or corporations who are particularly
identified in the public mind with the
ownership of railways.
Various attempts have been made to
ascertain with some degree of accuracy
tho number of persons who own rail-
way securities. An inquiry made year
ago showed that the total number OF
persons owning railway stocks and bonds
was about 100000. Since then the Inter
state Commerce Commission in re-.
Spouse to Il. Senate resolution on the
subject, has stated that ''thc number Of
stockholders reported by the carriers
in their annual reports for the year end
ing June 30, 1904, was 327,S51." In trans
uniting these figures, Chairman Knapp
wrote; ut cannot however, be said that
this figure accurately represents the
number Of individuals Interested in rails
way securities
How far 1t comes from fully represent.
ing the number of benencaries OF rail-
road stock may be Judged from the fact
4
stock OF ono large railway company APP
pcnrcd on the books in the name OF one
stoclholder-a trust company. Besides
cases Ike this, the number OF share
holders In tho great holding companies
Is only reported whore such company
is an operating road,
In response to an inquiry. one official
wrote: '"rhcse figures arc for rcgls-
tered stock, but rs many of these arc
bankers and brokers holding stock In
their name for various clients. the actual
number Of stockholders will be greater
Another official, the comptroller Of one
of the largest systems wrote: I'll Is very
probable that the number Of actual stock
holders is twice as great as the num-
Der Of registered stockholders"
The holdings OF bonds by reason Of
their character as approved securities
IN estates and trustccships must greatly
exceed the holdings OF stocks. So, ilr
spite OF the duplication of ownership
In some cases is safe 10 say that the
direct owners OF railway securities nuni-
Der between Tno,GbD and sCG,0G0,
Then there In the holding of railway
securities by Insurance companies AMI
savings banks. There are 17,Oo0.NpJ lifn
insurance policies IN force and all Of
their holders are indirectly interested In
the prosperity OF American railways, be-
cause Of the heavy Investments made by
the-insurance companies IN railroad prop
erties
In 1909 tliasn stock anf hond holders
divided siit,IG1lvl among them while he
l,3l2GS7 employees received s7T5.32l4l5 as
their share OF the earnings OF tho roads
In September, 1903 the books OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
fact and without ceremonies. Several

fact and without ceremonies Several
IsmMscans have arrived. 5ss q
Tile golf links are ready for the players,
the lawns being In excellent condition..
outdoor sports as archery, tennis, auoi,s
aBr. i. G. Walton and family arc now
receive every attention OF IL most skiiiful
physician inside the hotel at call. Tie
doctor ts g specialist III the administration
under the famous Dr. Barueh : in View New
York III order to be scientifically up.tu.
date In hSdrotherapcutics. ,ls. RI
About seven ,'.r, out OF ten OF parties here
returning here this summer. 5
ere Mrs, Elizabeth NJ. Croker, Mrs. SGracc
Borden and daughter, j. S. Borden, Golds.
bnro, N; c.; Mrs George l.. Lyon, nurse
and chlldren. Mrs. Joe Taylor, Durham,
81 Mrs RhSffg g a1Dss s"y p osfGs
Mrs Peter Hall, Ridgencd, n. u; chas.
i ~ lsas, LIZ Phi ls Marshal Bel
Val Major D, Humphreys, Miss Humphrys,
N N,, cn,1 ! Va. Charles Wrigln, q. {.
Fe ennnr. NJ N.Y. ana Mrs M Magic Miss
Holiday, Chris. b. johnson. Richmond.
Va; MISS Jesse i, Lloyd. ~. II. Lloyd, , Miss
= nauuc y. Parham, NJ. IL. "a. Taylor,
s i,t,. Va; Mr.. w 81. u, Freeman,
3SS,harl9tts, N. C:J ]. N. Roper. Petersburg,
WI a.; ~, II. Bridgcway,i Henderson, N. e.
The Tobacco Trade Association OF the
United States holds n directors meeting
4 IN Richmond on tho 9TH Instant, and there
seems TO be no doubt but that the Neck
leenburg Will be selected as tins place or
ms summers annual meeting place as
"a, most convenient and appropriate Tor
INC largest gathering Of Its influential
membership. a number OF prominent 10.
bucco men may be always fosnd here In
SUMMER anyway. GJ-s ..l-781s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
LEEsBURG, VA. /.

fspecial to The Tines Dlspatch)
LEESBURG. VA, June 3.-Mrs. ARMS
tead Rust. Jr, has returned from Visit
to Petersburg Va.
Mrs. Powell Harrison, OF this place,
Is Visiting her daughter. Mrs. Walter
Taylor, Jr., in Norfolk, Va. =
Misses Bessie Davis and Mary Arthur
Fcndall. OF I-cesburg. have returned from
visit to Norfolk. Vn.
Miss Virginia Newton. Of Wilmington.
Del. who has been tho guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wise has returned to her
home. Il,
Mr.. Edgar Miller, n native OF Loudoun
county, son OF the late VIM. Miller. died
at his home In st. Louis, Mo. last week.
John w. Davis a young man from
Middleburg, driver OF the stage between
that town and Lcesburg. was arrested for
stealing a box OF silverware from the
express office in Lecsburs. The silver
was valued at 5000 and a great portion
OF It was recovered In Washington,
where he had pawncd It. ii
Tho entries FOR the Leesburg Horse
Show closed on May 2Sth, Among the
prominent exhibitors are Mr.. David DUH
lop, OF Petersburg, Va, MrIFrank Brown,
son OF Governor Frank Brown. OF Mary
land; Portner Brothers, OF Manassas; *.
K u. Pndgett, of Scranton, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs Blair Johnston. w. s. Sewers. c.
w. Smith, w. II. Ashton. p r. Laboulsse,
r. 3. Lawson and others Tho total list
numbering about 400.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard Wallach OF Warrenton,
Va. Is the guest OF friends in Leesbarg.
The election of mayor and twelve coun.
cilmcn for the town OF Lcesburg will
take place on June 18th The candidates
for the former office are S.. G. Cham
cellor the present Incumbent y. w. I5It7
zer, Joseph Wright. e. IT, Peasants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
ENJOYABLE Surprise Party.

An enjoyable birthday party was ten
dered Miss Eva Wash Thursday evening
in the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Wash Musical selections and
games We're INDUCED in until a late hour,
when a delicious repast was served.
Those present were Misses Eva Wash,
Clara Messcrschmldt, Edith Rowe, Mag
gle Chittcnden, Carrie Wright, Iottic
Vaughan. Katy Matthews, Sadie Stain
back. Frankie Wash Myrtle Mayo, Mrs.
Wash and Mrs. Mayo; Mcssrs, Charlie
Senf, John Dillon, James Gates, John
Davenport. Louis Ayers, Henry Wash,
Clarence Stuta, Fred Senf and Sims Clay
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Mr.. Rector Runs Again.

Dir. +. Kemper Rector, treasurer Of tho
City Democratic Committee. has decided
to stand for recollection 10 that body
from Madison Ward, and has had print
cd some cards announcing this fact.
MI. Rector is cashier for Messrs Blair
and T>'ob, and has great many friends
IN the ward. rs well as in other sections
of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Yale Badly Beaten.

(L3y Associated Press.)
NEW HAVEN, June 3.--Princcton won
the lirst game Of the annual championship
series with Yale IS to 2 on Yale field this
blue u defeat which IS unparalleled in
baseball history At Yale. The Yale team
apparently went utterly to pieces, and its
defeat came as great surprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
AT THE MEG XII ENBURG,

Especial CORRESPONDENCE to Times Dlspatehl
VA, June 3,-The trap-shootng tourna-
ment, which was 70 have taken place on
the sixth instant. has been postponed,
towlnE 10 the Inability of various mem-
hers or the fraternity he present at
the date set and invitations were accord
.ingly revoked. much to the regret of Tie
management here. rs 6,Fj q ~ ag h
Z The summer season opens to-day In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Oak Groves Win.

Street Park yesterday to witness tho
game Of ball between the Oak Groves and
the Icnrlcos. The contest resulted In
favor OF the Oak Groves by a score OF
IA to 6, The features of tho game were
the catching Of Wade and tho heavy
stick work Of the Oak Groves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Preparing for REGATTA

iernbsi5 Of the Virginia Iso9t Club
pn getting in trim for club resaltp
sp;nG iiRe iate IN this month The club
Wiz pieE teaifs from this regatta 10
t.i9f@t iil@ bfs aRiy Faces ~ Philadelphia
itbd washington. a'jia ciub hpuae is be-
Isg stut ~ aaape FOR the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Church. Gastonia. I.
Mrs NJ. \. LcGrand has issued inyl-
tations to the marriage of her daughter.
Flax Reid, to Mr.. Isaac p. CALDWELL.
The wedding will take place Wednesday
evening. June Nth, at the home Of the
: bridc-elect's mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Excursion to Dutch Gan

Mrs. Peyton Il, Darlington, assisted by
n nunberof other ladies', viii serve re-
feshments on the cxcursion TO Dutch
Gap Tuesday, June 9Th, which is being
run for The benefit OF the Virginia Home
for Incurables,
The virginia Navigation company's
steamer Old Point Comfort viii leave no,
Yknrf At 3 J. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Took Four Dollars.

A negro named Frank Black Is under
arrest at the First Station on the
charge of taking 81 from Lucy Clay. The
case VIII be heard by Justice John to-,
morrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Without His Authority

10 the Editor Of The Timcs-Dispatch:
| desire to say that my name was at
tachcd without my knowledge to the list
of names published in The Times-Dis-
patch OF June |, 1905 as supporters Of
Mr. Martini intend to vote for Cover
nor a. ]. Montague. and have SO declared
on many occasions.
Yours very truly,
O. NIOSCHETTI.
Richmond, Va, June 3d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Concerts at the Park.

Following nre The programmes for the
concerts at West End Park by Iardclln's
band this afternoon and this evening:
March,-Religioso, Onward, Christian
Ovcrture--"Il Campiona" .Niegand
G) LEAH. Kindly Light" Dykes Dykes: g b )
Nearer. My God, TO Thee"...... Mason
Gems from "Woodand....... .....Ludass
t,Longlng'-sultl OF 4 A.,............ Bendx
serenade-'Mo onlight"..... ...... Schmd
(n, Rock OF Ages" HASTINGS; % Jesus,
Lover OF My Soul"...,..............M Marsh
star Spangled Banner
Marcf-"llue Bel ,........... Morse
Roses From the Floral Suite A.. Bendix
Capricc-7''ln a Pagoda'... Brntton
tao sun Of My Soul; ID "safo Within
Gems from "Thc Chimes of Normandy"
Plunuuettc
Rusticnnn" .......... Bartlett
Romanzu-,"A Dream. Bartlett
tal Holy! F1oly Dykes; 90 Waterman,
Tell Us of the Night. Mason
Moroccan Characteris,iQuc-" Pan Ameri-
cdia ''..:.''....,,...,...,.Nl Herbert
star Spnnsled Bunner.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
No Lives Lost,
Try a Associated Press.

fBy Associated Press.)
lost In the awrecking OF the steamer II.
NJ. Carter at Alexandria, La, last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Richmond Hive. No. 3, Lady Maccabecs.
will hold its regular review on Tuesday
at o'clock z. NJ. at Murphys assembly
hall. t''
Business of Importance will be trans
acted and members are cordially Invited
and urged to make a special effort to be
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Third Street Won a Game

The 'Third Streets won game yes
.terday, and the whole team was hilarious
last night, They played the Wholesale
Grocers and won by u score OF 16 to 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Brooklands Are .Victors.
NThe Brooklands won from tho Elbas
yesterday by a score. of 9 to y. The
attendance was about 400 and the con-
test pretty onc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Illinois Central showed the following dis
tribution of registered shares: ZIG

trlbution of registered shares: +.
: 8
'''''''s g. SSg
j.. !. !, S ,I|. a|..z..II Al Fl.
80 SHARES e; syep 81
900 shares even....s 80 lo.9oo z.oo oV'oVV'Vo
Total OF small hold 81
ward. - ese 45c7H 4s.oG 1ol,o9s1e
Total of all holdings i, 4 ~ - 7
lnsa...,. !. Vl1o oov'oot 1Vo.o" VI. -
So far from the controlling majority OF
stock in this road being held By one man
or n small coterlc of men 1t actually rests
in the hands OF 1854 stockholders. wilose
average annual income from the per
cent. dividends is $333.4l. while the
largest holder In such majority "oulu
the yearly earnings. Ihat 10y large
proprictors should own nearly half OF
the stock does not alter the fact that
the majority of the stock Is held In nu-
mcrous hands, and the number OF large
proprictors is In itself enough to pre-
cudc the possibility Of one man. control y
Registered Stockholders,
According to tho report Of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission already re-
fcrred to. the number. OF registered stock
holders in some OF the leading railway
companies was as follows:--
Pennsylvania Railroad, aa'a no
Atchison. Topeka y Santa Fc KY y ~
Union Pacific Railroad, l4'-oo
y sal TX
r. r., 1i,ioA
FORD II :" r loS49
sou,hcrn notlwnv Oh72
Ill,nnI. ront,nl /, r. AN 9,12a
Routnn e. AIhnnvs r. n. SAY
pnston g. unine m r., 7,402
Baltimore 4 Ohio y, RI c'n laa
(,hin,,nn 2 2. 80, 4 Western 9Ry 694D
C,binuoo nIi,u,,,,Iteo 81 st Paul Ry,, 6,S32
Lchlgh Valley Railroad, e oa.1 /
Old Colon Railroad, a ,ona
Erie Railroad i ,,on
Chicago a Northwestern itSn aa'o
Delaware & Hudson Coz o'o,y
Norfolk g. Western Ry. ] 10 aa5
New York, Ontario ~ western o'to,
Southern Pacific Co., sl o'asa
Chicago & Alton Ryp 10y 10,
missouri Pacific Rg.. . ,sva
4hiIasn,,,,' ,sn,,sn. u, "A S,rexns 5Ry., 1900
C'hn.,,.,,lx,, q nnio}SI}y "a ATS
~ 3Als --------)
Tota, l0s,l7o
The names Of the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and Chicago. Rnrllns7
& Quincy do not appear IN this list be,
cause the bulk4of theiristoek was owned
by the Northorn Securities Company and
Tie number of ghnreholders ~ we Noflll-
eln Securities gDmpny ~as no1
reported to the commissiHns More
oyer, the Great Northern carries az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

night later. While the crowd sat around
waiting for rcinforccments. Captain John
a. Curtis told some Of MS famous fish
stories, which were enjoyed by all.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

Total of small hold.
ings...... 1900.
50l shares ana UP.
ward. 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

In 1905 tlia9n stock nnf hond holders
divided siit,CG1lt, among tham while The
l,3l25Sl employees received s775.52l4l5 as
their share OF the earnings OF tho roads,
In September, 1903 the books OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
The LADY Maccabees.

Richmond, Va, June Sd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
Holding

7 SIlufe TO JJ........
100 shares even..,..3
161 shares to i99. -.
500 shares cven....
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-30
LOCAL MENTION

Suits made to order at The Fair.
Queen Quality ladies, shoes are the
best $500 shoes made. Lucke sells
them.
Light, cool summer underwear in
cotton, wool and silk mixtures at The
Fair.
Water is reported distressingly
scarce in the territory covere d by the
Marias roundup
+. NJ. Shabel, night foreman of the
John OBrien Lumber company this
week left Havre to 60 to other yards
of his employers.
Henry Lohmeier this week took out
a license to wed Lena Anderson. The
couple that contemplatesm atrimoney
reside at Fort Assinnibone.
). Z. Blevins, prominent stock
man of Sweet Grass, Mont, was in
the city this week looking after his
extensive interests. He went on to
Shelby Junction.
"A Challenge-If the people of the
MIX River Valley who have been
sending east for their goods will bring
their catalog to The Fair store we
Will meet or beat their best prices or
forfeit a StetsOn hat.
Presbyterian Church Services
Preaching, II a. NJ; Sunday school,
ESQ p. M, Westminster Guild. 1880 D.
M; preaching, 500 D. m. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting, 500 b. m.
You are cordially invited to these
serVlces.-F. W. Pool Pastor.
Mary E. Vanderhoof has begun an
actlon against Arthur W. Wander
MOOT, telegraph operator, in the
district court at Fort Benton for
divorce on the grounds of extreme
cruelty. Both parties reside at
Paclhc junction. They were married
at kalispell in 1902. j. X. Bramble
IS attorney for the plaintiff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

Itiir3te Ti9 aus Sem Tenftsr i6rer i'm
pierten Stodpert ~geIegenen Dobnung
unb mar iofort foot. @beIi9e 3ers
piirfntTe batten Die Jrau gum SeIbIt.
moro 9%etrieben.
4I5sp. Der ~2anopirtb Sob.
@l0duer aus @lbsrg bate Ieinen
Dein nit @Ipcsrin psrfdIi9t. @r
tpurOe gu $50 Mart 9eIoitraf e pers
urtbetIt uno Die Gin8iebuns DON orei
Stid Nein %perbGngt.
g E { n. 2eBtbin berItarb in
elmer 3eue oes @iebensr @oltsbaoes
am Ser5i9Iag Die gum 9s1u6e BET
8erpanoten bier peiIenoe 6ruu oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. 8edsrs
Sffenba6.
90 a n 3. Der itd6ti16s Sinan3s
uusI6ub bat Den @oranI6Ias fir Ole
elettrii9e Gtrubenbabu nit 719,760
0lart in Giunabme uno 4useabe fir
oos srIte 8etriebsiabr fsft9sitslt. Sin
ueberI4uB gu @unIten Der StoottaTs
1T nod nidt por9sIeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
9reie Stdefe.

s M Ii r 4sosO Ser tiir5lia eri6ies
uene Subresbsrtht Der ames
ritaz9inis tonftdtirt cine glGnyenos
@si9dftsIage. Die @eieuf6aft bat
aus ben S6iffspsrtdaFen an Rug
lamb grobe @epinne er5ielt, aber aud
Der pafagiers uno Srd9tperfebr bat
eine betrG6tIthe 3unabme erfabren.
sic tonnte oesbdlb cine 9ipioenoe bon
neun pro5ent an i9re Nttiondre oer=
tbeilen.-Qls Radfolger oes ais Hatb
gum SdnIeattI9en SberIanoesgeri9t
iibergetretenen Or. Ml6re6t puroe Ser
bisberige Director 6es DffentIi6sn Nrs
mentpeIens, 9r. 8uebl, gum Setretdr
oes Sendts etndnnt.-Oas 6amburs
ger Observation-Disclosures fdlob Ietne
SammIuug fir Die 8er9arbeiter bes
Rubrreoiers. Die Samburger Mrbeis
terfdaft bat i'm 9an3en $4,000 Mart
ouf9ebraht.
3 RENE n. Del MDroer Der
@ittpe Sabu lit trob Der eifrisften
Radforidunsen nod ni6t ermittelt.
Die 8rimindlpoli5ei fab fi6 oaber Oers
anIabt, auf Die Gr9reifung bes Sbds
tiers cine 8elobnung pon 1000 Mart
aus5uieben.
Qiibed. Der Senat foroerte our
9eieitigung bes in Der Silpeitsrnadt
ourh Gturmflutb in Srapemilnoe ans
geridteteu Sdaoens 100000 Mart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
G16riasifGe $taafen.

% m +. Der perItorbene Sc
bsime Tinan3rath Sulius Stplberg
bat Der bieIt9en Stuot9emeinoe uno
Dem @roBber8DgIt9en Seminar je
5000 Mart teitamsntarif9 perma9t,
IuBsrosm bat Der @srtorbens aud
cine 4n3abl pobltbGtige 4nftaltsn nit
iebr erbebIiaen @ermd4tniRen be-
oa9t.
Jriebri9robu. Die bier pers
ftorbsne @ittne @milie St0Ber itiftete
10000 Mart gum 9au zines &rantens
bauIes, 5000 Mort gum Ban elmer
SurnbalIe, 5000 Mart fir Die 8leins
tinoerbepubranitoIt, ferner elm Ropis
tai bon 10000 Mart, Don bsFen gins
fen auidbtli9 Elm 8inoerfeit obgsbals
ten ueroen Ipa. fotpie anIebnli9e 8ds
pitaIien fir 8ir4ens uno @rmens
5ipede.
g onneberg g. Der 8%rsisuuss
fduB bat beTdloFeu, ben gum 8ou Der
8abnanIage SonnebergsGtsfeIo be-
n0tbi9ten @runo, uno 8ooen inner.
bolb ser 8emeinoefluren SGnba9,
8etteIbsdeu un0 MirI9nib Der preus
Bii9en Notwithstanding ursnt'
ssItIi9 our @erfiiguns gu iteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
0GOem.

Rarlsrub e. Der feitberiee
W(inifter Der Suiti3, oes &ultus uuo
llntsrri6ts, Srsiberr b. 9uT9, 1T gum
MinifterprGiioenteu srnannt poroen.
@r nimmt Die STEELE oes 9r. b. 8rauer
elm, Der tiirSli9 ieiu @mt nieoerlegte.
-9eitorben Iin6 0ebeimer Rdtb Or.
@oOIf Siegel, Der bodperbieute frii6ere
Rurar3t uno @brenbiirger bon 9aoena
tpeiler, i'm n. 3eb%ensiabre, uno Der
profeFor fir Malerei an Der bieIieen
Ntaoemie Der biloeRoen SinIte, Bit
tor Meisbaupt.
8aoens8 a 5 II. Die @eIammts
aabl Der i'm Sabre 1904 bier gepsIenen
Sremoen betrug 71,619, Inter ben
@usIGnoern ftanoen Ole TrunspIsR nit
1929 obenan. 0ieTen foIeten Qmes
rita nit 2448, Die Rie6erIdnoe nit
2048, @robbritannien NIT 1890, Die
S9ipeiS nit 1888 uno RubIano NIT
1923.
Sreiburg. On Gtele oes ais
Sirettor bes Suermonois MuIsums
ndn Ndden ubergeIteoelten Or. phil,
S9peiber tpiiroe Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Silfsarbeiter betm 3eugbaus in 9ers
lin, Or. phil. Otto SiimmsI, gum
9%onierputor Der itdbtii9en Sammz
lilneen %ernannt.
Son # q 8. Der 9rauereibeIiber
@bolf 9uber BON 2ibeIItetten puroe
BON Der Straftammer fpsgen WehIelz
fdli9ungen in elmer SDbe bon 1879 100
Mart uno tpessn 8etrugs Su einem
Sabr a9t Wonaten @efdngniB perurs
tbeilt.
M aunbe | m. Srau 3ommers
aienratb Qan3 bat in Qusfiibrung zines
Munf9es bes perItorbenen &pmmers
aienratbs Ssinri9 Gang, i'm nG9Iten
Sabrse6nt 100000 Mart fir MobIs
fabrtsapede gu perpenoen, Der geams
tens un6 MeiitersS tiftung Der Girma
2an3 100000 Mart uno fir Den Neus
bau zines 8rontenbauIeS in Manns
beim 100000 Mart geitiftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

our @erpfleaung geneIenoer o6er FONT
Der @rboIung beoiirftiger armer Rim
Der pertpanot peroen foq.-9em be-
tannten Sngenteur uno S9riftiteqer
@ebeimen Sofratb Wfdr Gntb in lllm
puroe BEL Der Seisr oes @eburtsfeftss
oes S0ni9s bon Wiirttsmbsrg Die
Wiroe zines 9ottors SngenieurS BON
Der Stuttgarter 3ednif9en So6i6ule
psrIiebeu. 9amit pur0s ole erite bonn
Ssnat ~pol3ogene @brenpromotion bOr=
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