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The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Senior Minister Here.

Mr. Grip. through long residence in
Washington, was the senior member of
the corps Of ministers. whom ne ranked
on state OCCASIONS.
Among fe!low-diploraats Mr. Grip
vas always regarded as reserved. De-
spite his long stay here he never made
many warm friends. He was a bache-
lor and lived at q legation on street.
Mr. Grip is Il giant in size. tall and
fair, Of typical Scandinavian appear
ance. lie was an athlete and devoted to
outdoor sports.
Washington has never appealed to MIN
particularly. and Il Is not doubted that
ne VIII welcome the chance TO return to
his native heath.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
$500 Frederick, Keedvsyille Antietan

V1'VU EIeueIICR, Aeedysv1IIe, Antletam,
HaseTstown, and return, Sunday, June
IL Leave Baltimore and Ohio r. r. sta
ton a. m. Beautiful scenery en- route
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

Every Advantage Is Offered Depositors
by banking dept. of Union Trust Co. I4I4
r st. NV. All accounts draw interest and
are always subject TO check at will.
The Washington times., 1905-06-09
Prepared New Set of Questions.
Candidates for Examination.

The candidates who presented them
selves for the examination are as fol-
lows:
Albert L. Boyle. Egbert ]. Buckbee.
William NJ Buckley, Louis T. Cham
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

the leak was discovered IN time t. pre-
vent the candidates who had ~aine.l
knowledge Of the questions N advance
from accomplishing their purpose.
An anonymous letter M:ts sent tc the
president OF the examining board. Major
Cole, inclosing list of questions on the
subject OF ;,eogruphy upon which the
the followl2g day r''c PAPER was not
u verbatim copy Of the geography cx-
animation. but il coverc.l1 al The points
which the candidates we're questioned
concerning it. The anonymous consnu-
nfcatlon also stated that certain of the
candidates had been supplied With
copies of the questions on grammar
and arithmetic, in which they had pre-
vfousiy been examined and IN which
Prepared New Set of Questions.
The members OF the board upon re-
cefpt Of the geography examination pa
pers prepared new set of questions
which was submitted to the candidates
the following day. Orders were then
given for REORGANIZATION of all the
candidates. Three of the candidates by
this time were suspected of having had
the questions before the examination
In the second examination they fell
low upon the very subjects which their
advance information had enabled them
to pass high on in. the first test
Some of the papers, it was stated To-
day. were typewriter at the Marine
Corps headquarters.
Candidates for Examination
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

These are White Persian Lawn
waists with yoke Of Val. insert
ing; full blouse. trimmed across with
VAL lace; finished with lace stock
and lace cuffs All sizes Regular
d.75 value. Underprice purchase
The Washington times., 1905-06-09

White Lawn with black pin dots;
waists tucked front and back. ma
terial very sheer and good quality.
All sizes 75c kind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
NARROW ESCAPE.
Manset Fishermen Abandon Launch
and Take to Dory.

Manset Fishermen Abandon Launch
and Take to Dory.
Capt. Lyman Stanley, Of Manset, with
three other fishermen, had a narrow es-
cape last Thursday, while fishing They
were out in Capt. M. B. Kings launch,
whe gale swooped down upon them.
The launch was doing well in the heavy
weather, until the steering gear went
wrong.
The launch became anmanageable and
was in danger of laundering under them.
Duck Island was nine miles away and
night coming on. The men who fish off
the Maine coast in winter are made of
stuff that does not shrink at difficulties.
1t was decided to take to the dory and
row to Duck Island-nine miles in dory
in raging sea and bitter cold! At mid
night with hands and feet frostbitten and
unable to move almost. they reached Duck
Island, where they were looked after by
the lighthouse keepers.
At Manset there was great anxiety for
their safety, and early Friday morning
the revenue cutter Woodbury. went out to
search for them, and took them off the
island.
The launch, trawl and other fishing gear
were lost, the total value being over 81 900.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
SEDGWICK MAN ROBBED.

Harvey Benson Held up in Bangor
Saturday Night.
Harvey Benson, of Sedgwick, was the
victim of bold highway robbery in BAN
gor early Saturday evening, losing
about $40.
Benson was on his way home from
Aroostook county, and reached Bangor
Saturday. About 6 o'clock he was walk
ing on lower Broad street when, without
warning, he was set upon by four men,
one Of whom struck him heavily in the
face. He was thrown down and before he
could make outcry he was searched and
his money taken. He says that after the
assault the men ran away, and shortly
afterwards he saw three of them in a res
tauraDt, eating supper.
He at once reported the affair at the
police station, and before morning three
men were under arrest on technical
charge of drunkenness, but two Of them
were identified by Benson as among his
assailants, and were bound over for the
February grand jury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
Held for Forgery.

Jerry Staples, who was wanted at Bar
Harbor for forgery, was arrested in Bel-
fast last Thursday and brought to EIIs-
worth.
Staples was employed in the blacksmith
shop of G. A. Weaver at Bar Harbor, and
when Weaver came to Ellsworth to serve
sentence for assault on Martin Davis,
Staples remained in charge of the shop.
Weaver learned that check for $114 had
been sent him, and not understanding why
he had not received it, set an investigation
on foot. 1t was found that Staples had
cashed the check, having Mr.. Weaver's
endorsement, which he alleged to be
forgery.
Alta hearing before Judge Peters of the
Ellsworth municipal court Friday, Staples
waived examination, and gave bond for
appearance at the April term of supreme
court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20

| B. F. Joy arrived home Monday night
| from Westbrook.
| Miss Lulu w. Eppes is home from Ban
| ger for Christmas.
! Donaqua lodge, X. of p, will nominate
officers this evening.
James Allen, of Waterville, formerly of
| Ellsworth, spent Thursday here.
Mrs. B. B. Walker, who has been criti-
cally ill, is gradually improving.
Miss Ella M. Jude has gone to Stockton
| Springs to teach term of school.
B. E. Tracy, of Winter Harbor, was
in Ellsworth yesterday on business.
Milton Beckwith and Robert King are
spending week in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Thayer, of Charleston, is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Simonton.
Harry E. Walker and wife are at home
from Fort Fairfield for the Christmas re-
cess.
! DIR. III. w. Osgood and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daugh-
ter, born Sunday.
Prof. III. c. Emery, of Yale, is spending
the holidays with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. L. A. Emery.
Mrs. Harry c. Woodward arrived home
yesterday from Eastport. Mr.. Woodward
is expected home Saturday.
Miss Leah B. Friend, who is teaching in
the Coney high school at Augusta, is at
home for the holiday recess.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church wiBhave fancy meat supper and
sale at the vestry this evening.
George W. Higgins, who has been en-
ployed as purser on the steamer j. 7.
Morse the past season, is at home.
Miss Fannie E. Hall, who has been
spending some months in camp near
Great Pond, arrived home last week.
Mrs. Walter Irving Thompson, of
Machias, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer L. Kingman in this city.
sTAbie l.. Friend got two fine deer last
Thursday at Morrison's pond. They are
on exhibition at Floyd & Haynes market.
Miss Lora " Parsons left last Friday
Mrs. F. A. Coombs, in East Orange, N. j.
The George H. Brooks house on upper
Main street has been sold to Mrs. Lizzie
Googins by the Hancock county savings
bank.
Henry Whiting, who was injured by
fall two weeks ago, was out for the first
time Monday, though confined to the use
OF crutches.
Mrs. A. w. Cushman is expected home
from Boston Friday. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Louise Cushman, who has
been with her.
Merle E. Tracy, who is in charge of the
water works improvement at Winter Har-
Dor, was in Ellsworth this week, looking
for men to work on the job.
The Union shoe factory, it is expected,
will open some time next month. The
opening of the factory has been delayed
somewhat by conditions in the leather
market. Leather has doomed upward,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADyEnTIsEm+ ~ g raIs wnEX


Geo Warren-Soiice Z foreclosure.
In haneruptcy-Est ,h lion 4 Haynes.
Isaac H'llson-Appl,a alton for naturalization.
lli,.z'ns of uancCck-take notice.
Ellsworth Ice Co-For sale.
room.
HBresnahan--Taxes.
Moore-Apothecary.
Eastern Steamship Co-Change In schedule.
a Whiting Bros Meats, vegetables. groceries,
honf, dry goods. etc.
Clark-Greenhouse.
Patrick kearbs-Groceries. canned goods, etc.
w Greedy Jeweler.
Charles Leland-Fruit and confectionery.
Floyd H,ynes-Neats, FISH and groceries.
FEldriage--Hardware.
q Parcher-h pothecary.
X CiroDe-City lunch room.
BAR HARBbR:
y Clement-Co-opera,iv club plan.
BANGOR:
Noyes Nutter-stoves. hardware. etc.
NEW YORK:
Macy Co-schoot boys suits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
Grangers in Bangor.

The annual meeting of the Maine State
grange is being held IN Bangor this week.
The Hancock county oranges are well
represented.
Monday evening reception was
given to the grangers at City hall by the
Bangor board of trade and citizens. The
tower of the hall was brilliantly illumi-
mated with colored electric lights.
The business of the session began Tues
day and will continue through to-day and
tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
HOLLY AND LAUREL
WREATHS
AND PIONEERING PLANTS
FOR CHRISTMAS.
ELLSWORTH GREENHOUSE.

Enterprising Druggist-Here's card,
madam. Every time you buy something
I'll punch it. When two dollars worth is
purchased you get five soda water tickets
free. Madam-That's fine idea. I'll
take two dollars worth of postage stamps
now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20
COMING EVENTS.


II.
Wednesday, Dec. 20, at Baptist vestry-
Supper and sale.
= Thursday, Jan. II, afternoon and even
ing, at Odd Fellows hall-State conven-
tion Junior Order United American Me-
chanics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20

Send your orders for FLOWERS for any
purpose to MOSES. BAR HARBOR, and
you viii be pleased.
Opfn all the year'round.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsT-7l6 a m, 6.l3 m.
FROM EAsT-ll.t6 a m, $50 and I0.l7 pm.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosToFFrCE.
GorNG EAsr--7 m and $50 m.
Come wEsT-il.so M, and o pm.
No Sunday mail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-12-20

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE.
In effect December 4, 1906.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02

SeGb # mprb in Der
. d e. Sn elmer 8utfhe, m
Der lie sulammen nit einem gepthen
Sales Garland bon einem &on5ert nod
6auIe 5~uriidsufebren i'm 8esriffe
fano, sridob ii9 tiirslid anna Spe
in Decatur, Sn. Garland ertlGrte,
oab pGbreno Der Sabrt oas WGo4en
ieinen 3ebplper geborst babe, UNI nad
@~egenftGnben am We9e gu fdieben.
plDBli9 babe anna i'm aufgeforoert,
lie gu eridiebsn, unb als er fif sepsi>
CERT, babe tie fi9 ielbit eins &usel in
Den 3opf sef9ofen. Sin @runo fur
oie Sanblunsspeiie bes MGO4ens TT
ni4t betannt.
SeIbfmorb eines Atm
6es. SIN Nortb 9atima, Wafb.,
ma9te fiirsli9 elm 13jdbrises Mdo4en
Namens @liie Sobertp bur4 Selbit'
moro ibrem Oaiein elm Gnoe. Oas
Mdb9en bate auf einem Gbed fir So
bic llnteri9rift Der Mutter gefGlf4t.
Mls biefe oabon erfubr uno Dem WGo-
den oariiber 0prpiirfe ma9te, be9af
fi9 gliie in oas S9laf5immer uno
fdpb fi6 nit einem Rebolper cine Stu,
ael In ben Ropf. Sbr Batter bate boz
einem Sabre @elbftmoro besuneen,
unb audi ibr @robpater lit ala Selbit'
mDroer aus Der Welt gef9ieoen.
Gtrob6ut ala 2ebenss
retter. Our9 einen fteifen Strobs
but blieb Der aontrattor s. g. 8erglol
in st. 2puis, no., Dor einem ii4eren
Sooe betpabrt. CT sing unter einem
eiIernen @eriiIt binour9, als aus cine,
66be BON 85 SUB Elm ettpa 4 Pfunf
59perss Stiid Giien berabfiel. Sas'
ielbe fisl gerabe auf ben aopf Berg
lars, beHen Gtrobbut einssoriidt uni
our6l09ert puroe. 8erglar erlttt eint
mebrere 3oa lange &%opfpunos, UNI
nur Der Strobbut beipabrte i'm boz
einsm G9dbelbru9e uno pieletdt Dem
fi9eren Sooe.
sem 9 tise 6ra.u. @u'
elmer Garm unfpeit 9%arrisburg, ga.
ftarb 6teier Sage cine Sruu Gbriittar
S9offitaG, psl9e 40 pfuno setpossr
bai. BUR 3st ibrer 9eiratb Dor IL
Sabren ipos fe 140 pfuno. gts ~
ibrer leBten &rant6eit mar tie troE
ibres sioben 9epi9ts auf Der Jarn
ftets tbGtts unb beforgte oas Utelfer
unb Buttermahen. sic NOR ots Muf
ter BON a6t ainoern. Die aber ale &c
ftorben ftnb. S9r binterlaHener @att
ptest Bios SO pfuno.
Tbeurer &unftb onig. ST.
DiFelborf bate elm gambler Namens
@rob a~unftbcnis in Den 9anoel &C.
bradt. Dom ShOffenseri4t puroe e.
IN Wnbetradt feiner @orfrafen meyer
Rabrungsmittelfdlf9uug uno Betrue
au 1 monat @efdnsnib mno GOO Wor'
Celebrate perurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
YnIgarien.
8ulgarien au BEN
6rtegspabe

2onoor n. /. Sept. Dor Sofa
miro 9emeloet. Bob 800 bulsarii9s
unb macebonii9e Sniurgsnten bon
Sofia abmari9irt fino.
Man bermutbet, baB Streif3tige in
tiirtiiGes Gsbist beabfi9tist Fnc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Seuti9lano.
gngfif4er II d.

Berlin, /. September. pri.
batna9ri9ten aus Swinemtinbe, auf
befen Rbsbe bic britii4e 2analHotte
Dor Inter lisgt, beIagen, baB bic Iufs
nabme Der enslif9sn @dfie bur9 bas
beuii@e publitum tiibl, ia iosar frofis
mar Die Sdifs Der aetibsn bsut=
i&en S9la9ifotte, rpel9s elsi6faas
Dor Sminemiinbe eri9ienen, muir.
ben ofentatiO nit 9urrab begrtbt,
pdbrsnb bic Gabraeuse bss enelif9en
@eI4waoers fiQi9wei9snb bstra9tsi
purben.
algsmsin 1T bas before unb rsin=
li9ere Ausieben Der beuii9en S9iEs
aufgsfalsn, bssslsi9en oas frammsrs
auftrsten Der bsutf9en Matroien.
Der iiberrai9snos 8siu& Der beut.
i9sn 6Iotte Dor Swinemiinbe, ben "a
Stunben borbsr fi9 Niemanb bate
trdumen laHen, miro als Elm Weifer.
ftd bss 2aiiers aur Mnfa&ung Der Be.
ssiferung fur bie raf4ere g~erftdrtunl
ber Glotte an9eie6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
sDbtIi6e qnof It. 4uf Der

SDbtIi9e 4ngf It. Muf Der
GprfitraBe BON Celia, Sa9ien, tpuroe
elm 12jGbriges M6hden bon Mneit err
Tabt, als ss einen Raofabrer fommeu
iob. troBoem Die Muttsr es berubiste.
Mls aber Nun gar Der &aofabrer bonn
Ru0e itieg uno on Ous &inb Die Trase
ri9tete, parum es iteben gebIieben lei.
Ideint Die Gieine iiber ben @orfaa
gans erI6rpGen gu fein, benn lie tpant<
tie, fiel um uno tpar toot.
8eim SpieIen erbdngt t.
Sn 3otbenburg q. .. Saale, propin5
Sa9Ien, fedte Elm 12idbrises MGo9en
beim Spielsn an einem 9dnseieil Den
aopf in cine S6leife. Sas Cell sog
Ii9 5uiammen, unb bas Sinh puroe
ermiirgt. Die ipieIen6en 9inoer iahen
tadsnb gu, neil lie Die Sa6e fir Spab
btelten. Ils man na9ber Den @ater
bplte, tpar es bersits gu ipGt, oenn Wie-
oerbslebungsDeri uGs bliebsn erfolglos.
3u 9sfebf! SrasiT9 enosts
in Musfii6rung zines Oienitauftrages
Elm 9uiar bel Oieoenbpfen, 9otbrin9en.
gr rift nit einem 2eutnant Die Moiel
entlans, ais ibm fein @orseieBter Den
8efebl CAB, bsi elmer Sabre Die Mpisl
5u bur9reiten, um feftaufte(Ien, tpo Der
sSlub gu pafiiren lei. Sn elmer @ntferz
nuna BON etpa 20 Meter bonn 1fer
iiberi9lug ii9 bas pfsro an elmer tie
fen STEELE uno mari Den &eiter ab.
Der 6ufar ertranf, nG6renO 6as pfero
unbei9dbist bas ufer errsiHte.
@eruuglidte g 9pimms
p a e. Sci elmer 8potsfa6rt auf
Dem Main nabmen 0rei Guoerer elmer
Sranffurier RuoereeienI6aft Elm BAD,
nobel elmer Der &uoerer, Der 14tpimms
unfunoig tpar, bon einem &olegen auf
oen Riiden eenommen uno gei9leppt
puroe. On elmer tiefen Stele fanfen
beibe unter. Sn Der @er5peiflung lu4>
ten tie fi9 an ibrem britten aonegen
feitautldmmern uno ri9teten oenielben
fur9tbar au. Ser lebtere fonnte iid
aber retten, pGbreno Bic beiOen anbes
rem ertranten.
Giner niebertrG9ttg
6anbInns bat 5i9 Der S9reiner
8rintmann in Oortmunb, Weitfalen.
I9uloig sena9t. @ls er zines Mbenoa
nit ieiner Srau Streit befam. neil
bas GHen gu fpdt fertis ~getpprben mar,
bei9lpb er, fi9 an feiner Jrau gu rd=
den. sSn Den iibrig gebliebenen @alai
i9abte er pbospbor bon Strei4bDlz
germ, bra9te ben @alat our poliaei uni
CAB an, feline Trau babe ibn persifter
polen. Oieie tpurbe baruufbtn foforl
perbaftst. Sbre uni9ulo aber iteatt
fi9 balo bsraus, bte Straffammer bat
6arauf Sen Gbemann ipegen pifentlif
falI9er @ni9uloigung gu Stpei Wona.
ten gefdnsnib berurtbeilt. II
Oura cine e 9aufe'
getDbtet. Muf etnem 8ergnii'
9~ungsplab in gbarIottenburg BETTE!
elm ~15jdbrises SienitmGo9en eine 10
genannte 2uftI9aufel, in Der es ftebenl
an ben @triden sog. plOsli9 itiirat'
es, als bic S9autel febr bod ftano
beraug unb purbe o benz b~erabgeben'
Den i9peren &aften 10 ungliidli4 &C.
troffen, bub linn Der 8opf Seridmettar
purbe. Die 9eiiserin Der S4autelr
mubte bur9 oas publitum seafpungel
peroen, Die Muitt absuiteaen, 10 lang
bas tpote Mdo9sn nod on Der Gro
lag. sic iiebt auberoem elmer Straf
entgesen, neil on ben S9auteln oal
S9ilo febtte, bas bas Stsben in Den
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Sppbus-g ptbemie E.

Berlin. l.. September. Der
Sppbus In poien bet In ben Isbten
Sagen 10 raid um fid sesrifsn. baB
nun @runb gu ernffli9sn geforsniHen
borliest. Sm fdbtifdsn 2rantsnbuuie
bsfinben fia our 3eit $50 Jdls in Be-
banoIuns. WOntag @ormittas finbst
cine grtra.S ibuns Der Stabtbsrorbnes
ten fatt, in Der gei9IhHs bsshslid Elm.
i4neibenbsr WaBnabmen astrofen usr-
ben .fOasn. 8on competenter 6site
miro bic g~sbauptuns aufssfslt, bab
bic geb6rben bisl bsrna9ldifigt babsn,
unb oab bic 2rant6eit niat 70 arg
bdtte um f9 greifsn i0nnen, tusnrl man
Die nbtbigsn Saritts BET 3sitsn gstban
hdtte.
8erHbmtheiten febren beim.
n, 1. Sept. Inter ben
pahagiersn bes nod Wsp Dort absss
9angenen Sampfers .Raiier Wilbelm
H." befinoen fi9 bisls bstannte Nrnes
ritaner, uel9e bic Commemorate in
europa ausebra9t babsn. Inter ben
rGele6rdtdten" fnS: Sen. Wiles, grs
@apor S9iersn bon grootlpn uno
Director Ssinri9 gonrisb bonn SEEM
9ortsr metropolitan Opera 9ouie".
3ubieI pplen.
Berlin, 1. September. Dos
%anti.polnii9e Clement Der R~siosn3taoi
III beunrubi9t iber Die ffets feisenbe
3abI polniidsr 8ereins in Berlin; benin
oieie i9sinen enii4lOfen au fein, ben
Rries In bss Jsinoss 2assr 3u trassn,
unb es ldBt i9 ni9t lsusnen, bob ibre
asitation bisber bon grfolg 9etr6ni
mar. Die ihngf bier e%nttanoenen
p~olenpsrsine finb Der Sugenbbsrsin
r9alta", Der yaafmir Der @roBe" unt
v0erein Der Jreunoe Der polnif9eu
gibne", behen politii9e 3weds i'd
nur iale9t binter benz 86saternamen
oerbersen. Sas NeB Der polnif9er
@ereinsurganifation um3iebt bic gan5'
prooin3, bic meiften 8Ororte, ferne'
potsbam, Spanoau, 26penid, @elten.
9snnigsbOrf, 26nisswufsrbauien &C,
Stalien.
Spett Geuer.
Wefftna, Sicilisn, 1. Sept
Sie grupttoner bss alien 3raters aul
Der SnIsl Stromboli gsben 3u 8sfirG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-02
Ser @aiftnitiaitano.
Sic Gbulera tritt at ueridieOelen Srten anf.
5abrt in bic Cuff g~eipremst. - gensralfref uno atenae in &ufmnb. :
Se grten In Smineminoe. = SeBlah in 6lammen.
Se Sartareu fmo log.

ritaflti4sn Doti4aft, uno 2 fran36f'
i4en Off3iere smpfansen, bic ibm
bonn Minifterium fur bic Daues fsinss
aufentbaltss als psribnli9e Bsslsitsr
b~eige9ebsn Fno. Die amsrifanifdsn
Ofi3iere tueroen am 8. Sept. mad ben
Wan6bern abrsiBen.
u n t N hr Deutf9Ianb.
paris, /. Sept. Die fran36FIde
antwort auf bie beutf9e Rots tiber bic
WarOtfo : Ingslegsnbeit tpurbe beuts
benz Girftsn &aoolin ibergebsn. 9as
gegenwdrtige gsrbdltniB amif9en bei-
ben 2dnbs-t ipirb als febr freunb-
f9aftli9 beseidnst. gs blsibt nur
mod Der Dirt unb plab Der intsrnas
tionalen 2onferen3 3u be3ei9nen.
8 rppentoller.
paris, l. Sept. Sn 6olss Der
unteriu6ung, Dsl4e Der Nfrifafori9er
@raf be Bra33a iibsr bic aagebli9en
@raufamteiten anfelte, tpel9s 8samts
Der fran36Ri9en Congo Resieruns be-
sinsen, ttinoiste bic Resieruns beuts
on, baB bic 3wei b69fen Colonial.
beamte1 @aub unb Sooue,u 5 eSabren
8sfdngniB bsrurtbsilt purbsn. Inter
ben Antla9es tuarsr bic, bob bic Ser,
urt6eilten g~ingsborsns 3tpangsr, Spsi=
fen su ellen, bic aus tobtsn Ser.
tpanoten aubereitet tuarer urb baE
fs patronen, tusl9e fie In bic 26rper
bon g%insebcrsnen eingefH6rt batten,
gum @rplObiren bra9ten.
6robbritannien.
a5nun9ltid d.
Wit6am 1. Sept. Mls cir
grpreb3ug Der @reat gafsrn Babn II
@itbam einfubr, entglsihsn msbrsr,
Wagen lnb rannten in bas Stations
sebduoe. 3e6n perionsn tuurbsr gs
t6btet, 20 bsrlest.
Spanien.
Jabrif fIie9t IN bic
2ut.
giso, 1. Sept. 9urd bic gr
plOiOn zines SampffeRsIs uuros bsut
cine gruBs Gabrif in 8igo boliidnsi,
asrf6rt.
0iele Wtenfden tpuroe,r unter bei
$rtimmsrr Der DISQUALIFICATION beara
ben, bod if bic 3abI Der Sootsn~ an'
8%erwunbsteu nod ni9t bsfannt.
SGnemarf.
SrernungS q tuebensb DO
H nruegen
4open n, l. Sept. Wal
errartet, bab bic 8srbanolunssn 3pi
If9en SGweben unb Norpegsn ibs
8rennung Der Union balb gu elmer Der
einbarung fi6rsn tusrbsn. @ut unter
ri4tete 2sute nsbmett an. bab S4ws
ben feine 5orberung auf S9leifun
Der nOrtuegii4en @ren3fefungeu aui
9eben nnb oamit aufrisben isin wirt
tusnu o%isislbsn ni9t bspafnst fint
Der f9peoif9e Sof bssiinftist bic 8au
bibatur bes prin3en 2arl bon S9w'
ben fur ben nOrwssif9en 8bron, abe
Is ni3t fiber, baB Der &itsbas ba
norwe9ii9e anaebOt bon 100, 900 2rl
men idbrli9 fir ben sbentuslsn 36ni
annebmen miro.