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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

of the Equitable Sos,ety. Superintend- ent Hendricks had asked MT Deming about 8 loan of S70.000, which 1t had been said the Mercantile Trust Com pany carried for the Equitable. MT. Deming replied that he supposed tho loan referred to was one that stood in the names of Alexander and Jordan, which had been carried for from five to six years and varied in amount, the average going between $300.000 and
 MT. Deming was then asked: Does you company loan $ss5.00o on the obli- gation of two men as trusteesT
 He replied: Tt has in this instance; yes. sir. I have always considered the Equitable Society responsible for it.
 President Deming. of the trust com pany. declined to make any statement today when informed of the announce ment made by Bank Examiner Judson.
 Paul Morton, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Equitable. said re- gardinG the announcement: Y know nothing about the $6s5,000 loan. have been unable to find any liability of the Equitable Society to the Mer- cantile Trust Company. MT. Deming Ia President of the Trust Company. He may not have been testifying about the Equitable at all. Alexander and Jor- dan may have notes all over town for all know. All that 1 have to say Is that Mir Jordan was not relieved of his duties for not giving information about the $685.000 loan. but because he would not give information about an- other natter"
 Bank Examiner Judson made a sec- ond examination of the Mercantile Trust Company's books this afternoon, and then reiterated his statement that he had failed to find any reference to a loan either to the Equitable Society. to MT. Alexander or MT. Jordan, or to any other officer of the Society.
 President Deming of the Trust Com pany, when asked for a statement at that time replied: By the advice Of counsel I shall say nothing"
 MT. Judson's formal statement, made late today, was as follows:
 T have now examined all of the as- sets of the Mercantile Trust Compa- ny and not only find no trace of a mortgagee for a loan of $6S5,000 to the Equitable Life Assurance Society, to James w. Alexander or to Thomas D. Jordan as trustees, but I find no re- cord of any such loan to any person connected with the Equitable"
 MT. Judson in a further conversa- though he was absolutely sure tine loan dod not at the present moment appear on tl:e books of the Mercantile Trust Company, there was nothing in his examination to show whether or not it existed a few weeks ago and had since been taken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
In A Woman's Head
STRANGE SEPARATIONS CAUSED BY
 SHATTERED NERVES.


 Mr.. Reasa,'s Le.g Search for Relief from Distrissing Experiences
 Caused by Overwork at
 Last Succeeds.
 Before began to take Dr. Williams Pink Pills" said Mrs. Reagan, recently, q was in end out of bed all the time, but now I stay up all day and work"
 "what was the cause of your trou- blef" she was asked.
 T was badly run down from over- work One day noises began in my head and almost made me crazy My head felt as if a tight band had been put around it. and the pressure and the sounds made me so uneasy that often had to walk the floor all night when ought to have been sleeping" k Did you have doctor?
 "Yes, I was under the care of physi- clan for some time. but finally gave him up because his treatment did me no good.
 My stomach was fin bad shape. and had smothering sensations. At such times my body seemed bloodless, my hands were like chalk and my face turned yellow The doctor said had dyspepsia in the worst form. Then my nerves gave way and I was completely prostrated. At night I could not sleep. and in the daytime if bent over to pick up rug the smotnerin8 sensdtioh would come on at Once."
 How did you find a remedy?"
 After I had used many advertised medicines, we read in the paper about Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo- pie, and my husband bought box and insisted that l should take them.
 '"rhe first box used quited my nerves so that could get a good nights sleep. which was a new experience for me. Before I began to use them I was a nervous wreck and trembled at the slightest sound. I was so weak that l had to sit down and rest every few steps when I went up stairs. Now l can run up a whole flight at once. The smothering sensations have gone ana the noises in my head have stopped en- tirely. My appearance has greatly im- proved, for friends who were alarmed on my account before, now say. How well you are looking!" My husband spent over a hundred dollars on treat ment for me that was worthless, but a few boxes of Dr. Williams Pink Pills brought me sound health."
 Mrs. Mary Reagan lives at s6 Kilburn Street. Fall River. Mass, where Dr. Williams. Pink Pills are favorlte remedy. These pills are guaranteed to be free from stimulating or harmful drugs of any description and may be taken without fear of injury to the most delicate system. They qulckiy cure nervous disorders of every kind check wasting diseases and build up strength. They are sold by all drug gists
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
SOMETHING ELSE WRONG.
State Bank Examiner Investigating a
 MyaferfOua Loan.

New York, July 20.-There is no rec- ord in any of the books of the Mercan- tile Trust Company of the s6s5.o00 loan to which Henry c. Deming. President of that company testified before Su- perintendent Hendricks as having been carried by the company for five or six years in the names of President James W. Alexander and Comptroller Thomas D. Jordan of the Equitable Life Assur- ance Society as trustees. This an- nouncement was made today by State Bank Examiner Judson. who has been making a regular semi-annual inspec- tion of the books of the trust com pany.
 President Deming referred to the $6S5.00 loan when being questioned by Superintendent of Insurance Hen dricks. In the course of the Superin- tendents investigation into the affairs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

NoRNRM Morphine and Whiskey
 main or confinement. Cure guaranteed or no gay. gntn AdafesI sanitalum n Veal Manager. lithia Sprl1nsS 'u''' or Lock Box is6. Austell. Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

The 3rd Infantry is yet to complet its time at the range
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

CHENEY's ExPECTORANT CURES COUGHS, COLDS AND GROUP. 2oc. BOTTLES AT ALL DRUG STORES.
 mon- W ed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
weeken on Change.

New York, July 20.-Harold Weekes, the one-time famous football player of Columbia College, today became a member of the New York Exchange. The price paid for his seat was ss0.00O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
". s. Reese. Jr..

At the time these witnesses were turned over to me l did not know there were warrants for them In the hands
 of state officers upon affidavits made by " O. Heath, the defendant in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

GRAPE depot, 2O4 Detxer Ave; We are getting and selling daily 1oo baskets of choice table grapes. Delaware, Ives. Niagara, SOME friend of mine has had for several years my copy of Dowds Life of Feb Vance. Who Is UH Michael l.. Woods.
 cARD-Patients desiring admission to the Wards of the Montgomery Infirmary may sscure cards by telephoning Miss Martin. head nurse in charge. at phone No. IA Montgomery Infirmary. Wed-frFsN DUPoINTER. the great Hal stallion. sire of early and extreme speed, will be at H. F Copeland's stable until Oct. 1st.; if you are from Missouri go out to the race track and the fastest three-year-old colt in the State; this lilly raised and Is owned here in Montgomery; her owner has refused an offer of $500 for herr pupotnter
 wed-i2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-21

THE "oId Mil" Inn, situated on the beau tiful bay of Pensacola; fishing, boating and bathing: Is minutes ride on electric cars from Pensacola; terms reasonable. For further information address Miss Lillie F.
 TayIor, The "Old Mtlr' Inn. Pensacola.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
3a0en.

&arlsrub e. 9as aus freipils
ligen 8ettrd9en erri9tste Qebrlinoss
betm, auf oas man srpBe Soffnunqen
geieBt bate, mubte tpeger manQelu6en
8eiu6s pieoer gei6IoFsn iperoen.-
9ier 1T Der Ir9itett Rdbel, oeIIeu
Name anldbli9 Der Seioelberger
S6loBfrdge ptel eenannt muroe, gum
oroentIi6en 9rofefor Der SedniI6eu
So6f4ule ernannt tporoen.
s eiburg g. 0auptlebrer 0ums
inert, elmer Der dIteiten 2ebrer 8doens,
ais Pdougoge an bDberen MGo6ens
f9uIen ipie ais &eiieI6riftiteQer un0
Wlitarbeiter IunopirtbI6dftli6er 8lGts
ter pOrtbeiIbuft betannt, lit gsitorben.
9et0elberg. @eri9tsnotar a..
.. Or, 8u9erer, Der i'm unterbaois
fden 8e5irt Sinsbeims @ppin9en audi
ais Nbgeoroneter Der 3peiten 8ammer
IN Den 70er Sabren tbdttg mar, elm
treuer GnbGnger Der nationdDiberaIen
Partei, tit, rs Sabre alt, geItorben.
M ann m. S~nnerbaIb turSer
3ett iino aus frettpiligen gsitrdgen
bis 10000 Mart CUR unterItabung
beoiirftiser &riegsOetsranen aufses
bra6t por0en.
g pr3bei NJ. StaotI6ult6eiB
9Gbner. Der langiGbrige Staotbors
ftanb oes Babes WiIobao, INN oeI5en
Muff6iptln9 er 1iG Iebr peroient oes
maft bat, 1T geitorben.
tlltngen. Sir ben Qntarf
uno ole @rtpetterung oes @osperfes
bat Der 8irgerausTduB ettua 100000
Mart betptQt9t.
inert m. Der erit tiir3li6
tpieoergetpGbIte 8iirgermeiiter, Mi6ael
Miaer, tpurbe in elmer @emein0es
ratbsIiBung bon etnem S9Iagonfaq
%betroffen uno perI6ieo mad elmer
Stun0e i'm Rdtb6ousIaale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24

grobe Hei6tbitmer erporben bat, 6ins
terIieB Dem @panaeIiI6en 0iatontfens
baus in Stuttgart Elm 2egat bon ESQ.,
900 Murt. 0ieIs Stiftu1g erre9t bier
etnt9eS Iufieben, ga Stab Dor nift
LANCER 3eit tpegen @rbebung ser 9irz
6eniteuer ieiHen Nustritt aus Der Gam
0estir6e ertIGrt bate.
q 81 iugen. Der Senior ser
8oItsi6uaebrer Oes 9e5irts, Oberlebz
rer 5ebbI, lit ~geItorben, no6oem er leg
tens nod in boiler Riftigteit 1einen
u. @eburtstag gefeiert bate.
q ii n . ingeu. 9ienen3ii6ter
@ebrftein lit i'm @Iter bon 80 Sabren
bier geitorben. @r mar Der 9e9riinoer
Der tpiirttembergif6sn 8ienen3ii9tereiz
pereine un0 itanO ais 0unoerlebrer
ben Smtern oQe5eit NIT glltem Ratb
our Sette; er erfano audi Ole bepegs
Ii4en Daben.
% q b a d.. 0ieIer Sage feierte
bier prtbotier 2ouis Miiuer nit 1eis
ner Satin Die golOene un0 3uqlei5
feline nit 8Gdermetiter &opf perbeiras
tbete 9odter Die 1iIberne 6odseit.
. ii b ngen. Gum Rettor ser
lntoeriitGt fir oas Stuoieniabr 1905
1906 puroe Der 8unftbiItoriter
protehor &onruo 2ange ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
G6hKinai(@e Staafen.

90 ma r. Dem peimariT6en
9eitaIo35iperein tpuroen bon Dem pers
itprbenen 9ebeimen 5indn3ratb a. y.
Sultus StOuberg 1000 Mart IebtpiIs
Iig perma9t, Die 3inIen Ioqen mfrs
Oigen 2ebrerpittpen uno sWaiIen aus
CUTE tommeu.
Got b a. Der So3ialoemofrat
Bod, oefen Manoat fir ben gotbas
ti6en 2anOta9 als ungiltig ertlGrt
fporoen mar, 1T i'm 8e3irt @eorgentbal
nit % gegen 20 Stimmen pieoerges
tpGblt poroen.
M eintngen. Die 9antfirma
9. 90, Strupp bat einen 8etrag bon
10000 Marf CUR @rpeiterung Der
&inoerbeilItdtte in GbarIptten5aa in
Sal3ungen uno 10000 Mdrt Der
StaOt Metntn9en gum Qusbau beS
promenaoenpsges iberpieI len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24

unIGngit 3uriidgetretenen @i3ebiir9ers
meiiters, Or. q. b. MstniB, tpuroe Der
Banter SSobann Suppan gendblt.
Gin a. Der Nbt 0es 8ene0iftinerz
ittftes 9remsmiiniter, Serrenbdusmitz
glieb GeOnbarO @6leutbner, gepeIener
2anoesbauptmann bon Ober0Iterrei6,
1T bier i'm 70. 2ebensiabre geitorben.
so | b q 3. 8iirgermeiiter
9r. Ndoler iotpie TGmmtli6e Staotz
rGtbe babsn bel Der 8erot6unq oes
ftdotiI6en @oranf9lages mitten in Der
SiBung ibre Nemter n%teOergelegt. Der
@runo fir oieIen p6ui9 uneriparteten
Riidtritt lit in beftigen Qugriffsn 3u
iuteH, ole in Der SiBung eessn 9irs
sermeiIter uno Staotrutb erfolst
tpdren.
paroubib. Die @enoarmerie
~berbuftete bret JunttionGre Der bic
iigen 8e3irtstrantentoiie, uno Stpar
oen Suffer Sifeis, ben S9netoer Sus
BIZ unb ben S6loFer SapIina unter
Der 9ef6ulOtgun9 oes So4Oerratbes.
Die @enannten fO1sn i'm Sabre 1903
bettogrupbirte 3etteI nit bO9perrGtbes
ridden un0 cine observation-disclosures
entbuItenoen 8emertunsen bsrferttgt
un0 bertbeiIt babsn.
g anger. Nnbier
tpurbe lebtbin 3tpiI6en Dem Noootaten
Or. GrnIt Daniel uno Dem 4opotas
turstanotooten 0eIioer Oeut19 elm
SGbeIouea biz CUR &dmpfuufGbigteit
ausgefohten. 8eim erIten 3ufams
menitoBe erbieGt 0euti9 eiuen 6tu6s
bieb, %porauf 9r, Daniel our9 einen
i4arfen Sieb am re9teH Sano9eIente
'9rper perlebt puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
&fCaB- Sot6rinaen

9robeIotte. Sine ie6r IeItene
4us3ei4nung purbe Dem friiberen bic
iigen &rie9crgrG6erpGrter R0sI bers
lie9en; er erbielt Die goloens &rone
gum areu5 oes I~agemeinen Gbrsns
3eidens,
Sol M r. Sin eigenortiqes
Seftament Fat Der unIGngit beritorbene
Sberlebrer !Seiomann bonn bieIigen
Gbceum binterlaNen. Sein 9an3es
8erm0gen. etlua $4,000 Mart, Ioa an
Ole 9inoer Der &oIlegen pertbeilt tpers
ben, Die ein3elnen Stiide oeS Wobilars
tommen ols @ei9ent an Die RoIegen
fslbft. 0as 2Dceum erbieIt cine
Summe BON 1000 Mart CUR S0ross
run9 oes oeutI6en INTERRUPTS.
6 8 b E | m. 8eim
S9Gitti9ubldufen ouf Dem Iltrbein
brad Der ~15jabrige @eorg Meoert Elm
uno ertrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
@eferrei6.

Mten. 9ds bier eingeleitete Gons
fursperfabren geeen Den 8auunternebz
t1er Baron Morpurgo, pelder ldngIt
ouf omeritanii6em 8o6en tpeilt, bat
100000 &ronen paTIipa uno feline
8eitGn6e er9eben.-0ieier Sage traten
bier 60 oeut1de SodIdiler gum pros
teftantismus iber ais GtnIpru9 gegen
ben Wiensr Rsttor SoftapIan S9inbs
Ter, oeiIen Mabregelung einiger Stu>
benton pe9en ibres 9etpaltfamen @tns
oringens in oas Hettor3immer, gez
IegentIia Der S~nnsbruder 8unogeDuns
gen als oeut19feinoli6e Sanolung
bingeiteQt tpiro.-9er &aiier unb oas
Sroenstapitel 0es MilitGrs Warid
9bereiiensO rOens babsn fir Elm 8ega.
9entmal je 1000 &ronen geIpenoet.
9isber puroen fir oas 0entmal IT,
851 8ronen %gefammelt.
guoap e It. Sier lit Der ebez
malige Sof5uderbGder Seinri9 augz
Ter. oeIen @~roeugniFe, namsntli9 Ole
%fogenannten n&uglers 9onbons," ees
raoe3u einen Weltruf erlangt baben,
i'm bitter BON rs Sabren eeftorben.
9 uoneis. Die !Sanoelstammer
ipGblte oiefer Sage ben 8iir9ermeiIter
bon Seltf9an, Wilbelm 9oloubef,
gum Qanotagsabgeoroneten.
s inme. Die 2~4jdbrige gbanIos
nette Seofpig 2efping, pelde bier gas
itirte, trant lpeSen uneliidlider 2iebe
cine 2Diung pbenpliaure unO ftiir3te
fi9 iooann aus Dem atpeiten Stods
tperte ibrer in einem !Sotel selsgenen
Wobnung auf ole Strabe. mo lie nit
5erf6mstterten 8liebern toot liegen
blieb.
@rpBs&itino a.. Sier lit ole
bertpittpete Jrau Qnna Raoulopits
I'M bitter BON 100 Sabren geitorben.
. nnsbru d. Der BEL Den mei>
fen Gremoen, Die our Sommers5eit
unfere alpenitaot beiuden, in sutem
Geoentsn ftebenoe Director oes praos
Ter gauerntbeatsrs, Jsroinano Rantsr,
1T i'm IA. 2ebsnsjabre perf6ieoen.
e lagenfur 4u Stele bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24

birgermeiIter Morneipe1 nit, OoB Ser
oeritorbene 8u4bGnoIer S6neioer elm
@eIdmmtperm0gen bon 100000 Mart
binterIdHen babe. 0apon erbGlt oie
Staot OarmFaot ben adten She'll uno
oas 9aus oes 8eritorbenen. Sc Elm
peiteres 46teI fGqt an Die GtaOt 3orz
gau unO Ole @emein0e W0rrtoot in
RbetnbeHen, an Die 9%aubItummens
unItalt uno Die 8IinoenanItult All
6riebberg in S%berbeHen, Der ReIS an
.inige Observation-Disclosures.
NI5ep y. Der Rotar 0ilbeIm
8e9toIo aus NI3eb mar am 8. Ropemz
Der b. s, ppm 2anogert9te MainS tuez
gen llrtunoenfdli6ung 81 einem Mpz
nat GefdngniB perurtbeiIt poroen,
neil er in elmer @rbtbeitunasurtunoe.
um cine trrtbiimli6e Namensonqabe
81 beri6tigen, cine Nenoerung poraez
nommeu bate. 9as Rei9sgeri6t TAB
tn Der 9dnolungspeiIe Oe8 Nptors nur
cine 8erfeblung 9egen Die nptorieQen
Worihriften, aber tetne llrtunoenfdlz
i9ung uno ertannte alf Qufbebung
oeS MatnSer llrtbeiIs uno toItenlpTe
5reiipre6uug 0es 4ngetIagten.
M a / n 3. Die Staotperoroneten
itimmten Dem @ertrage nit Dem Reth
betreffen6 Die griperbung Ser umtpoIs
lung Der Rorolpeftfrpnt gu.
W m 8. Wegen lleberI9reitun9
oes 3i9tigungsre6tes puroe Der "a
Sabre alte @oltsf6ulebrer pbilipp
8renner gu 200 Mart @elo7trafe perz
urtbeilt.
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Sreie $tdote.

$ a m b II r g. Die Sambur9s
Mmeritds2ini tauIte in Berlin oas
9au8 Inter Sen 2inoen CIR. 8 fir
2,400,000 Wart. Sic Derleet oortbin
ibre Qbtbeilung fir Seefabrten uuo
oas Retfebureau pormals Stanqen.-
M}itte SuIi miro fir Souriiten gum
erften MuIe Die @eIegenbeit seboten
fein, Sslano gu beIu9en. Die auf %
Sage bere9nete 5abrt Der wSamburg"
bon Der 9amburgs4meritaz 2inie miro
Lungs Der I6ottiI9en 8iiite iiber ole
Ortneps uno S6etlanosSnIeIn na6
Sslano geben uno BON bort na9 5fpsis
td9i9em Nufentbdlt gum Norotdp.
Bremen. 0aS lebtbin ber6ffents
Ii6te bremiI9e S~taatsbuo9et f6liebt
bel 31,219,434 Murt @eIamntauss
goben nit einem 5eblbetrage BON
1,932,284 Mart ab.
9 remer B a n. @uf Seda
Ienbotgs Werft lief Der fir Die Sums
urgsSioameritds2ini erbaute $500
RegitertOnnen 9rOBe 9umpfer DRio
Regro" BON Stdpel.
6 ii 4. Sierorts bat Ii6 Ser
beim 16. SnFanteries Regiment als
3neijGbriger oienenoe SpernfGnser
8erner oas 9tedt auf Sen einjGbrigen
9ienft eriungen. I'm feline &iinItlers
i6aft au ertpeiIen, frat er auf Der
@iibne oes Staottbeaters als War i'm
oSreiI6iib" auf uno bate Grfolg-
beim Publitum ipie bel ieiner OOrgefebs
len 9eb0r0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
2sraanf6meia. An6aff. Sippe.
2Naf0eG.

9 raun 9 M / g. Der tpegen
8eleioigung Der oloenbur9iIde Prins
5eiftn Sophie CHARLOTTE gu bier Wlos
nuten @efdnsnib perurtbeilte Gbef>
reoatteur Der Standardization
2anoes3eitung," Or. Sierts, 1T BON
prin5resenten be9naoist pOroen. Or.
Sierfe bate elm @iertslia6r feiner
6trafe perbiiBt.
8ernburg. Sn Neunburg tDbs
tete Der Irbeiter 9ommes feline flint
&inoer, tnoem er 6eren 9etten anSiinz
bette. 0arauf erbdngte er iid. Ser
8~eipsssruno lit ~unbetannt.
Sal5ulen. Der StGrtefabriz
idnt 2ebereat Soffmann, Der Ieiner5eit
beim Reidstan5ler in 9omburs Die
.autbentti6e Interpretation" Der De
peI9e oes 8aiiers an Den @rdfreaens
ten 2eopolo ertpirtte, bat auf ole Weiz
t%erfibrung oeS ibm BON @rdfregenten
Grnit por bier Sabren : perliebenen
Sitels zines fiiritli9 lippiIden aoms
m~er3isnratbs perSi6tet.
4roGen. 4us Gram iiber ben
Sob fsiner S9peiter bat iid in Der
bieiigen 8dIerne Der Solodt aarl
Steinba9 aus 8insfOrtb erfdoFen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24

Sfrib. Der Gtaotgemein6erdt6
bef6lpB ben Neubdu zines Rat66aufes
na6 Dem @ntmurf oes 4rditetten
Pipo in 3tttou. Die Mittel gu Dem
8au iperOen aus Der SpartuiIe ents
nommen, oeren Gtgentbum oaS Ratb>
baus AUDI bleiben fol-.
y lauen. Der 60iG6rtQe @utgs
beiiBer 8ottlieb 6orner in SboBfeQ
tpuroe am belen Sage eroroFelt unO
beraubt. DIS mutbmaBli6er S6dter
purOen Der Deber Neumonn in
PIuuen un0 ser SanoeIsmanu Reus
mann (Sntet unO Reffe) in 6orts
manns9riin in @epubriam gebra6t.
Ret d II b q d. Der 8iirgermetz
fer Or, Mettig lit na@ erfiiIter elm
idbriger 4mtirung ieitens Oe5 Ratbs
uno oes Staotperpr
einftimmig gum 8iirgermeiIter bie1i9er
Gtaot ouf Qebens5eit geipdbIt uno Inn
su9let1 cine 9e9altserbDbung Don
1000 Mart 9stpGbrt poroen.
WebIen. Qnbier bat 1i6 Ser
pripatier @otb, um isinsr in &us1i6t
genommeneu Ieberfiibruns in cine
Observation-Disclosures gu entgeben, our9
GrbGngen entleibt, na6oem er bprber
ieinen finfidbrisen Sobu auf gIei6e
Weiie umgebra9t bate.
3 10 d II. 9as S6purgeri6t
perurtbetIte oen ebemaligen Spartaf=
ientafirer goIotB, Der Der @orortgez
meiuoe Nie0erplaniB 800 Mort unterz
i9Iagen uno Die 8ii9er sefGlI6t bate,
gu orei Sobren 3u9tbuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
@f6en6ura.

Otbenburs. Sn Ser priputs
tlagefd6e 0es Reoatteurs S6peDnert
segen ben ploenbursiI6en Suiti3mints
fter Rubitrat tpesen oes bon oiefem i'm
2anotage sebrau9ten 4usorudes
p~24iGbriger 8engeI" bat 6as Qmtsges
ri6t in OIoenburg ole Gr0ffnung bes
6auptperfabrens dbgelebnt. 9egen
bteIen geidIuB bat Der @ert9eioiger
Shtpebnerts. Redtsunfpalt Or. SerSs
@Itona, 8eI9peroe eingeIegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24
Bera.

9 gart. Oie Mbgeor6s
netentammer bat bef9loHen, Den Wais
ienbausplaB aIs ben seeisnetiten fir
Die @rbauung zines neuen S~oftbeaters
gu ertlGren unO Die Regierung gu err
iu9en, nit Der Staot Stuttsart nee
gen 2eiitung zines itdotiifen gsitras
ses gu ben Soften bes 8auss in @srs
b~an6luneen gu treteu. Die Y~eitragss
pfliht oes Staates tpuroe aiif ettpa
100000 Mart berehnet, 70 oab BON
Der Staot nod Elm getras bon 800,s
900 Mart gu tragen tpdre.-Der pers
itorbene Stuttgarter Grobfaufmann
Otto Stab. Der fih in Sioafrita
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-24


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