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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

Owing to rapid increase in busi-
ness and sharp demand for more ad-
vertising and job work, the East Ore
gonian has just been forced to add
over $4,000 worth of new machinery
and material to its mechanical de-
partment, making it's plant the largest
and most complete in the entire In
land Empire.
1t is just installing a practically
new linotype, making two modern
typesetting machines now in use; the
cylinder press has been overhauled
and repaired at great expense, new
type for the news column has been
added, a new electric motor of seven
and a half horse power has been pur-
chased and will be Immediately in
stalled, after which electric power
will be used exclusively in operating
the machinery in the office.
This increased equipment is made
necessary by the continued rapid
growth of the business of the East
Oregonian. The Weekly, Semi
Weekly and Daily editions are now
circulated in Umatilla and every
other county in Eastern Oregon,
thoroughly, beside enjoying a large
scattered circulation all over the
United States.
The patrons and friends of the pa
per are invited to visit the offices and
view the plant in operation at any
time. AS rapidly as business in
creases the East Oregonian will give
improved service in every way. 1t
\ will continue to add to its news serv-
ice by reaching out over more and
more territory in Eastern Oregon with
correspondents, and by adding to the
telegraphic service at every possible
occasion.
No other paper in oregon carries
as large advertising patronage month
after month, as that enjoyed by the
East Oregonian. Heretofore one limo
type machine has been run night anc
day to keep up with the work, beside
running a large force of ad compost
tors continuously.
Three large job presses are con
tinually in operation and beside the
Daily, Weekly and Semi-Weekly Eas
Oregonians which are printed on th'
cylinder press. ready-print papers
are furnished to a score of Eastern
Oregon papers, thus keeping the cyl
inder press i'm continual operation
nearly every day in the week excep
Sunday.
The East Oregonian will continue
to keep pace with Pendleton and vii
endeavor to fittingly represent thu
most flourishing small city in the en-
tire Northwest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

81 am delighted to see Umatilla
county taking such an interest in
good roads" said DR.. James Witty
combe, of the agricultural college, to
the East Oregonian yesterday.
ITO my mind it is inconceivable
why this vital subject has been so
long neglected in farming communi-
ties 1t seems that good country
roads should follow on the very heels
of .home building, while we see COM
munities in every. state, half century
old, with antiquated roads such as
the pioneers used who. first came to
the west.
81 believe that Oregon counties
should begin a crusade in this matter,
having some competent engineer in
charge of every piece of work in
which a dollar of the peoples money
is expended. 1t is worse than waste
to expend money as many counties
now spend it, in making temporary
repairs which are destroyed each sue
ceeding spring.
with Oregons resources for road
| building she should boast the best
country roads in the United States.
Rock is found in abundance within
reach of every piece of county road
in the state. The soil is such as to
offer the best possible foundation for
roads, the drainage is perfect, tim
Der is plentiful and there is no rea-
son why money should not be ex-
pended 'judiciously in maintaining a
perfect system of country roads.
Suppose every teamster in UNA
| tilla county should sell off one-third
of his teams. heavy harness and heavy
wagons, and do more work with his
reduced force because of good roads,
than he now does, and earn more
money with his smaller number of
/ teams. this increased earning could
/ be applied to home building, improve
ments and other necessary invest
ments in the country, instead of being
tied up in useless heavy teams, wag-
ons and harness.
"An enormous amount of money is
invested in useless hauling parapher-
MALTA, because the country roads are
so miserably bad as to make hauling
impossible with less force. Millions
are thus tied up in dead horse" in
vestments which should be applied
to home building and other more use
full and profitable investments. 1t is
astonishing to think that this phase
of the question never appeals to the
people"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
BUILD GOOD ROADS
DIR. JAMES WTTHYCOMBE
is ENTHUSIASTIC

Glad TO See UmatiIla Taking Up the
Matter of Road Building-Surpris-
ed That Oregon Does Not Have a
Perfect System of Country Roads,
Owing to the Many Natural ResOur-
ces - Millions Invested i'm Useless
Hauling Paraphernalia Might Be
Invested in Homes and Better I'M
prOVementS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The st. George.

lhC ot' HCOhSCs
George w. Harris, Portland.
A. NJ. Miller, Kalispel.
A. p. Lange, Spokane.
F. E. Bishop, Portland.
c. ]. Bowers, Spokane.
A. McRae, Walla Walla.
Julius Jacoby, Chicago.
a. Stenger, Portland.
w. L. Whitman, Chicago.
D. Biers, Detroit.
f. j. Keller, Portland.
r. Burns, Walla Walla.
II. L. Moody. Spokane.
L. Bowers, Harrington.
r. Bowers Harrington.
]. j. Burns, Portland.
w. Roy Saxton, Portland.
w. B. Hamilton, Echo.
The Bickers.
George Allenberg, Portland.
T. ]. Berg, Walla Walla,
James Callison, city.
Harry A. Marsh, Colfax.
G. II. Bushu. city.
DR.. NJ. Kern, city.
George Whitcolm, Helix.
A. w. Norton and wife, Stage Gulcf
A. NJ. Kelly. Ukiah.
E. p. Johnson and wife, Echo.
Mrs. j. l.. Roe. Milton.
e. H. Burke, Portland.
]. NJ. Baker. Portland.
j. H. Rahlston, Adams.
E. II. Hunt, city.
Joe Connely, city.
Charlotte E. Watt, Early.
W. P. Wood, Kennerch.
e. f. Thorn, Echo.
A. w. Amman, Echo.
w. l.. Holt, Portland.
w. L. McBroom, Monument.
o. G.. Allen, city.
R. s. Stanley and wife.
The PendIeton.
A. Nylander, Portland.
L. 8. Rathbun, Portland.
]. w. Thompson, Portland.
T. B. Tombull, Boston.
L. H. Vilhauer, San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
EAST OREGONIAN
ADDS EQUIPMENT
OVER $1,000 WORTH OF
NEW PROPERTY INSTALLED.

Second Linotype Added to the Office,
New ~ Horse Power Electric Mo-
tor is Purchased, New Type Added
and Cylinder Press Overhauled--
Most Thoroughly Equipped Office
in the Inland Empire-Rapid
Growth of Business Has Necessitat-
ell the New Machinery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

w. w. Evans, st. Joe.
A. f. Nye, Portland.
James Wright, North Yakima.
f. B. Duffy, Portland.
r. A. Seeds, Spokane.
e. E. True, Spokane.
George Stevens, Spokane.
G. ]. McEvoy, Starbuck.
A. Leasch, Starbuck.
Joe Ploven, Portland.
w. l.. Whitmore, Chicago.
r. A. Miller, Portland.
l.. w. Martin, Portland.
C. II. Edwards, Portland.
f. r. Withcombe, Seattle.
George N, West, Portland.
]. Busharale. Chicago.
w. r. Glendening, Portland.
G. d. Galley. Portland.
c. w. Madden, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

Sixty acres river bottom land, ad-
Joining the city limits. Most all in
an excellent state of cultivation.
Good improvements on the place. VIII
return big profit on the investment.
e. T. WADE & SON.
p. o. Box 324. Phone Black I'LL.
Office in z. o. Building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

Nan Patterson has point blank re-
fused an offer of $500 per week for
30 weeks on the vaudeville stage.
The company making the offer ten
ders $4,000 forfeit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to me will
please call and settle at once. as
have sold my butcher business and
need the money.
CONRAD PLATZOEDER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

The sultan of Turkey has confer
red upon ]. Plerpont Morgan the
grand Gordon Of the Osmanli order.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-09

1t is believed that the next cam
paign in New York city will be a four
cornered affair. with municipal own
ership as virtually the only issue!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06

Sobren berf6teo bier yrin3eTFn 9uifob
bon Sfenburg 8iibtn9sn, geb. @rdfin
So1eben. Die 8erItor6ene mar per-
mGblt nit benz 1883 berItor6enen 9rins
5cn 8uitoD bon Sienbur9z8iioingen.
90 a / II 8. 8ei Der Staotperorbs
netenfpabt iiegten bic bereinigten libes
rolen Yarteien nit 5583 qeqen 2406
Stimmen bss Gentrums. 0o8 Stabt>
perorbnetento0eeium ieBt Ii9 nunme6r
tpte folgt 5uIammen: 10 SosiaIoemos
~troten, 8 9emotraten, 9 6reiIinniee, 8
Nationuli6erdle, 4 Centrum unb 2 I'm
purteiii9s.
Often b a d. Sn elmer Sibun9
Der Staotperorbneten lpurbe einem On
TRACE Der Rationaqiberalen uno bes
@entrums gemdb beI9loFen, bos &c
bait oe8 Sbsrbiirgermeiiters 8rint bonn
/, 4pril 1905 ab bon 10000 auf 12,z
900 Murt idbrIi4 gu .rb0ben.
WOGIitein n. Ne9en 8einFGls
f4un9 bate itb Der Wein6Gnbler +.
Stroub aus SreisGdubersbeim bor Der
Stroftdmmer gu perantiportea. Gr
prroe 81 stpei Monatsu 9efdnenib
uno 1000 Mart @eloItrafe perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
g r a 4. get Der unIdnaIt ftatts.s

g a 4. Bel Der unIGnaIt ftottaes
babten @smeinberatbssS ti6ndbl MUIR
ben bic &anoibaten bes beutihen Wabls
msf9uHes, bic bisbsrigen @emeinoes
rdt6e 9oitl nit 534 Stimmen uno
SurntuaIb nit $50 Stimmen gepGblt.
Die @rGfin Rottulinsfp bat our
btei6enosn @rinnerun9 an bic Wtrts
fdmtett ibreS @emabls, bes Serrens
bdllsmitglieoeS 9rdfen Sbeobor 9ottus
Iinstp, ais prdFbsntin Der Stsiermdrs
fifhen 2onbntrtbT6ufts = @eTeGi9dft
einen 9etrag bon $4,000 8rorsn nit
Der 9sittmmung setpiomet, cine Qbdls
BERT @rdf 3ot~tuIinstpT9e Stiftuns fir
understanding geporoene lanbpirt6s
f6aftIi9e Dienit6oter in Steiermart
nit 20 StiftpfGben gu srrihteu,
2Ct b q d. Der BEL ben @rbeiten
bss 0o9siner Sunnels bef6Gfti9te Or
better Smufuter puroe Nddts, dls sr
aus isinem Sduis trot, bur9 bier RE-
ppIperf9iiHe get0btet. @ls h~ 3bdt
perbG6tig lpuroe Der Irbeiter Of6et,
nit benz Smutatsr in 6einbi4uft lebte,
berbaftet.
Sebenbure q. Der 17jG6riss
9ddsreebiIfe So6onn 4aiier. Der ieinen
9rotgeber, benz 8GdermeiTter 6orat in
@iIenitabt, ben Stall in 8ranb itedte,
tpobei mebrsrs Sdrier perbrunnter,
tpuroe pom electromagnetic gu
3rei Sabren 8srter Oerurt6eilt.
Yrag. Der betdnnte profeFor
bss Mui6inenbaueS an Der beutI9en
ts6nii6en SodI9ule in Drag, 9ofrdtb
Rubolf 8oeriel, nuroe bonn profeHos
rentpllegium Der genunnten So4f9ule
gum G6renOottor trnunnt. Gr lit Der
erite G9renoottor Der beutf6en Ss4nit
in prdg.
rein n. Sier 1T bieier Gag. Der
in SouriItsntreiIen beltens betdunte
@otbofbefBer Sofef puur i'm GIter bon
81 Sdbren geitorben.
3 a T a. 0us bieiige Stddtsebms
nahum fmeierte bieisr Sage iein 10OiGbs
RIGGS SubiIGum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
0a0ett.

SorGsrube. 9tuf Der Station
Wa9bGniel purbe tiirSIib Der SO Sabre
oGte O6erIduffner 2oub BON einem
S6nea5ug erfdBt unb eetobtet.
Gt9tersbeim NJ. Der NeTtor Der
biefi9en Ginpo6nerI6aft, Mebeer,
feierte in boiler 1iiItieteit i'm 8r.iIe
fsiner &inbsr, Sinbe8tinber unb llrs
entel feinen "a. @eburtstog.
Setbelb be + q. Reulid branoen
5ipei gutgetlcioete permummte Midnner
in bic Wobnung bes priputmonnes
Mesfer bier, brobten ben nod i'm Bette
2iegenben gu eri6ieBen uno slpangeu
i'm, ibnen 1000 Mart dus3ubGnoigen.
Die 3bGter. 3pei 8GdergtIeGen, muir
ben tllr3e 3eit bdrnah ber6aftet.
M unubei m. Der bieiige 5obriz
tdnt genIinger ififIete fir oaS in
9orlsrube eroffnete SubertuloIezMus
feum bic Summe BON 10000 Mart.
@ ii b I gem. 9as beige
Rotb6uus ging bieier Gage in Slam
men ollf. Die DertbIu9en, DEFENDERS
oGle pi9tiqen Bidder, tpurosr g~erettet,
daes ii6ri9e fiel ben 5lammen gum
Raube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06

Sn Der 2. 9ldFe fiegfe gum erifen NAL
Elm fo5ialoemotratif6er Sonoibat. SIN
@un3en DurSen bier QnbGnger Der biirs
gerIi9en Borteien unb brsi So3ials
oemotrdten gsipGbIt.
6 / d ten It E / n. 0os 2dnbges
ridt bat ben 8urpfuf9er 8eber Sis
non Su iieben Mondten @.fGngnib Der
urtbeilt. @r bate obne ireeno peIte
8snntniTe auf bieiem @ebiete bic Nas
turheiltunoe, namentli4 an 6rduen,
duS9eiibt u1b bur6 piele MiBerfoIge
bic Stlfeiu9enoen %gefdbrbet.
8 NJ b q d. 8eibe itGbtif6e Rols
Ieeien genebmigten bic perIangte Gins
garantie fir bic 8a6n 2imbo6z@als
benburas@DbniB.
so y a II. Dieter Sage nuroe bic
Strede MolousQ engenfelb, bic bis oaz
bin Ii big nu6 WeiBenIano befabren
lpurb, bis Wplfspfiib fir ben Sitter
pertebr er0ffnet.
Neugersopr T. 9ie 9dutoften
be5 bier erri9teten 8ismurdtburmes
belaufen 1t9 auf iiber 1900 Wart.
0u Der beritorbene 8ommersienratb
Scffmann fir bic Grri6tung oes
Sburmes nlr 10000 Mort ge1tiftet
bate, bat bic SomiIie bes 9erbli6en II
nod 7700 Murt bin5ugeaoblt.
3ittau. 9as SeIt Der bidmantes
men So63eit tonnten Der %88jd6rise fri
bere 3reibermeifter 8Iemt uno feline To-
idbri9e @befruu begeben. Der Stabts
ratb fdnote benz Subelpaore Elm Slid
ipuni6i4reibsn nit einsm 8aare,s
f6ent.
3 IN / d a Il. 8urgermeiIter Miin6,
oefen Wieoerpabl bic Stdotperorbn.s
ten am 7, September 1904 nit 16 ees
gen II Stimmen able6nten, tpuroe in
erneuter Dubl nit II gegsn 13 Stims
men auf 2sbsns3eit pieOergepGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
8irttcnt6 era.

g STUTTGART t. Die 0irettipn Der
StIttgarter StraBenba6ls 9efelf daft
bot an bic Stabtperpoltun9 bic W(its
tDeilung ~geldngen ldFer, baB tie ben
Ban elmer 0rd6tieilbabn bon Der Sc
tntitroBe berdb CUR Redaritrabe plane.
Vie 9ubn Iol cine 2Gnee BON 800 Mez
ter erbalten uno am YrinssWeimars
0sntmal snbsn.-@ine isItene 1eisr bat
Die aus Sreuoenftaot sebiirtige DiIbslz
mine 8Gbler feiern tDnnsn; sS tparen
nGmli9 bieIer Gage IS Sabre psrfIoi
fen, bah ie ibren 9ienit lei Der ga
mile 9etdn Gapdn9er dntrut, ben tie
feitber ununterbro6en bsrie6en bat.
9ren5. Sn boiler Riiitieteit
feterte oieIer Sa9e Shmiebmeiiter
S9mio nit ieiner @befrau i'm engiten
5umiIisutreiie boS Set Der golbenen
So93sit,
Heddrgurta d. 8ds MntpeIen
nit Spe3ereisefdGft Der Sobdnu Seis
ierS Wittps ging bur6 Guuf UNI bic
Summe bon 1880 Wort an 9arl
ReibeG jun. iiber.
SOntb m. Iuf Der bieIigen
Mcrtung purben 5000 5ettoliter Wetn
eraielt, bic einen GeIammtpertb bon
runo 100000 Mart reprdisntiren. Die
9urhi6nittspreiie iteuen fid per
elmer ouF 14O Wart fir Rotbtpein.
145 Mart fir WeiBriesling unb 1876
Wlort fir DsiBs uno @Aiaeripein.
8 ii b i'm gen. Don benz in Obers
GBlingen %Deritorbenen Serrn 8rsitline
tpurben Der bieiieen llniDeriitGt gu elmer
S%tipsnbiens Stiftun9 fir bebiirftige
unb piirbige Stubtrenoe aler 6utuls
tGten Elm Sapitdl bon 1000 Mort
binterloIen. - Der in otubemii1en
Sreifen Seutf6lanbS moblbetunnte
llniperIitdts z6ehtmeiiter 8. Domino
1T bier i'm 50. 2ebensidbre geitorbeu.
II m, 2aut 8ef9lub Der beiberIeis
tieen biirgerIiden 8o1egien tpirb bic
@ineemeinbuug SOflings mad lllm
nit benz /. Sttpber 1905 %erfolsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
Gf(aB- Sot6rineen.

Ol33ell. Sier gsristb.n
5pei 9naben, Elm 3~ebnjGbriger unb Elm
3lp~Olfidbrissr, miteinanber in STREET;
Der i%iinsere, er beiBt Weib, ergriff
pIObGicb einen Stein unb mari ibn nud
benz 3lp0lfjdbrieen Rent.nbu6. Gr truf
biefen 10 ungliidlid in buS @snid, baB
tr Tofort iturb.
q robnett.r Sine @rabihdns
bung beging Der irrIinnige ~35jdbrigs
3oglobn.r Srun5 Qeiier, inbsm er ben
2ei6num ieines Dor bier Sdbrsn pers
itorbensn Stisfbrubers Soiepb aus
grub, bic untere Rinrldbe losbrd6 unb
feiner Mutter brahts. Der llngliidli9.
tpurbe in cine S%rrenanitult sebru6t.
M B. Cine Observation-Disclosures n.
nrlng fir 2~otbrin9en bat ii4 bier se'
bilbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
Sreie St6ofe.

8 a m b 9. Gum Senator an
Stelle bes 5uriid9etretenen Or. @uitdp
9er3 ipurbe Qdnb9eri9tsbirettor Sans
Der gepdblt Der en9lii9e 0ampfer
r@race" itieB beim Ginldufen ouf Der
llnterelbe BEL 9lanteneie nit benz aus
gebenoen Bremen 9ompfer ypaGas"
Suidmmen. Die &ouiIipn erfolote NIT
folder Seftigteit, baB bic npa1as" TO-
glei9 fant. Der 9ampfer .@race" err
lit erbebli9e 8efhdbigungsn am Bug,
tonnte aber Die 61brt fortIeben.
Gur6 a II. Die neuoebilbete
Observation-Disclosures er9Glt i6ren
bouernben Sip in 8ur6aoen, tpo erbebs
li6e Grpeiterungsbouten Der Marines
ftation geplant finb.
9 m n. Snfolee i~tarten, bishSr
ntemols in iol6em 9rooe ppraetoms
menen Hiidganoes Der 9aumtpoQpreiie
fauirte bier bic Jirma !Ser3ig &c
SIENNA.
6 il bed. Die 3dufmunnIGaft err
ipdblte gum BRIDES Der Sdnbelsfams
mer ben @roBfdufmdnn SD. Rabe.
. remer6 dpen. Don einem
bieritOdigen Neubdu %itiir3te bic aonse
8orberfront Elm, als bic 4r6eit mitten
i'm 8ange mar. Gs fpuroen bierbei
IA 9aubonbpsrter estDbtet unb 6
f6fper perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
G9htinsi(6e Sfdaten.

Wsimur. lnIdnsIt Iinb 9iira.rs
f6ulbirettpr Seilano in giIena6 unb
Seminaroberlebrer MutbeIius in Deis
mar gu 8e5irtsf6ulinfpettoren ernonnt
tporoen. 8eibe 9erren iinb aus BEN
Seminar 81 Weimar berborgegan9en
unb bic eriten feminorti4 gebtlosttn
S4uIinipettoren i'm 9robber5o9tbum
Meimar.
SImendu. Der @emeinoerath
bat bic Grbauung zines ftGbtif6en
S9la6tbauIes bei6lofen. 0uS BON
benz Stabtbdumeifter 0odborn dusees
orbeitete unb CUR Nusfiibrung be-
ftimmte 9roieft erforbert intt. @runos
erlperb einen &pitenaufpanb bon 2O6,,
900 Wart.
g Il b. Gum 8au zines
nellen 8ranten6auies bierfelbIt bat Elm
bieii9er 8iir9er, Der uneendnnt bleiben
min, 10000 Mart geipenbet. 3u glsis
dem 3pede bate bor 8urssm du9
Greiberr b. Seboen duf SberniB 10000
Mort eeftiftet.
9iefenprt. gu benz llmbou Der
iebt i9malfpurteen 8dbn Sdlsuneens
8a6a in cine normdlIpuriee bat Der
bieiiee 9emeinberatb $4,000 Murf be-
ipi1igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
0eferrei6.

Wten. 0as in Der Hennipe9er Qrs
tiQe%rietdIerne bisfo5irte 2. nieberDTters
rei9if4smdbriI4e aprpsortiaeriesR e.
giment fweierte lebtbin ben Geosnttdg
ieiner Dor so Sabren erfolsten Grid,
tung.-Oie Stnan5iruns Der ~elsttris
f6en 2otulbabn 8luoen3sS druns lit
nunmebr Ii4ergelteat. Staat uno 3ano
eetpdbren je 10000 aronsn Subpens
tion.-Sier ntpihen neuIi9 sspei 4ls
toboliter, @raf Seopolb b. Doltenitein
uno Baron pasquale, aus Der Srrens
a%nitalt, in ipelde iie bon ibren Mne.>
borigen gebradt ipprb.n pdrsn. Grit
na6 elmer aufregenbsn Sasb fonnten
bic 8eioen pieoer sefabt unb in bas
Snitttut 3uriidgsbra9t nsrbeu.
y ii n n. 9as 5a6ritsetabliKez
ment Der bisiisen Tirma Grite otter
reihif4e @%rtrattion Sofef Msr5 purbs
bur6 einen 8ranb, Der infolge elmer
9en5inerploiion i'm Tettsrtraitionss
roune entitanb, gum eroben 9beile in
Nfhe geleet.
p u. Oe Yolt3et perpdItete
ben bieiissn 4obotdtsn Or. Il.rdnber
Roth. Der berbGhtis .rifeint. ben gum
S6aoen Der Giienfirmd Rtntenbit in
8lauienburs in Der !SDb. BON msbr.ren
bunperttauIeno aronen periibten Wehs
felbetriigereien bes mad 2onbon ees
flii6teten unb bort berbafteten gmif
arouB 8oridu6 seleiItet 5i bdben.
Sran5tnsbub. Weit Der 2tus.
fG9rung oes fir Jr~an5ensbab beitimms
ten GlifubetbsD entmafs fpiirbe Der 6sis
mifhe aiinitler, 9err 3orl Wilfert jun.
(Gesr), bon Der Surp betraut. Dds
9snimal 1T In mtibem Marmcr aus
aufiibren uno erbdlt fsinsn Stuhoort
IN Der irsieu partanlase binter Der
acknowledgements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06

feien So3idlbemotraten, Centrum nm
2iberaIen, Gs finb getpdblt II 60
SiaIosmotroten, 4 2iberale, 8 Sen
trumsmGnnsr unb 8 llnporteiii6e.
q. Sngbert. Nuf Der 8oblen=
pGihe Der t0nigli9sn @rube aerietb
jiingIt Elm 14idbrieer Sunge in bic
3rausmiiiion unb nuroe in Slide gez
riHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
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g Of ipe / H.. Der 2unbtd9 bon
MedlenburssS 9tperiu bat gum ~slpsiten
Male ben bonn @robberSoe Srisbrid
5rdn5 ~. seforberten 3ufduB our
@entnerei beg !Sofes a6selebnt, neil bic
Wfittel bes 0uobeaz 9 unbesitaates bas
niGt erlduben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
&roB6er;oat6mtt SeGeu.

8 Il a b t. Der GentroIperein
fir grri4tung biniger Wobnunsen
i9rieb einen Dettbetperb unter ben DR.
4itetten CUR grlansuns muiterailtiaer
8aupldns fiir neutrality-suspicious. aus.
Gs finb bret preiie BON 1000, 600 uab
400 Wart ausgeiest.
9 lbingen. Sm after ppn Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
0foen6urd.

0eGm.nh o #. 81. Stobtpers
tretung befdloB, bon nd9Iten Oftsrn
ob in bic beige Reali4ule ds6 MGbs
den (pon Der Sertu ab ~beginnenb) uufs
%5unebmen. - Die 2inoleumperfe Der
Staot 0elmenborit BADEN duf Der Welt4
dusitellung in ct. 2ouis cine 8ronSes
meoaiQe erbalten, troBbem lie gar nidt
aus9eftelt batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
1rann(6weia. An6aff.

Brann d 10 { q. Sn Der @us
tomobilfdbrit BON gIIiing entitanb
our6 llnporii9tieteit zines 4rbeiters
Geuer, bas ben SAuppen unb sfpet
Wfotortpd9en Serit0rte. Ser S9oben
betrGgt 10000 Warf.
2eopoIbsbdfI. Dor aursem
entitanb IN Der Wobuung bes Materialz
tpaarenbdnblers Waltber Beuer, nobel
bic e~rfrantte 5ruu Waltbers ben Sob
fanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
propt,tt apeJtprenHr,t.

Reu abrpasr Dor aure
sem tenterte bic Sabre. ipelde Die Der
binoung iiber ben bieiisen Safen pere
mittelt. Don ben aehn 4naehoriaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06
prnpint 7neHfaIsst.

9ottidolt 6olte nit benz Wdgeft isis
men 8ruber Dom 8d6nbpf in Miiniter
ob. !9ierbsi itiir5te Der Wagen eine
80i9ung binob. Die 9riiber, 80 unb
"a Sabre aft, tparen Iofort tobt.
prtmunb b. 0as Rei6seeri4t
p%.rtparf bic RepiIion bes gdnfiers
Sermann Wulff, Der bonn 2dnbeeri9t
in Oortmunb ipegen miTentli4 fatI9er
Oarite1une Der @ermDgenslage Der in
3onturs gsrdtbenen Sprtmunb.r Sanz
oelsbunt in brei JG1en 81 elmer 3uioBs
ftrafe bon dht Monatsn 3uhtbdus unb
$500 Mdrt 9eloitrafe perurtbeilt tpors
ben mar.
6dgsn. Die beiben 0ie6e ainsst
nnb !Sermdnn 2ebmdnn, Die Der 5irma
Berg in Gpetine nit 5000 Mart
burheinsen, bat bic Strdffammer 5u
ie brei Sabren Gefdnsnib perurtbeilt.
SaG(en.
DRESDEN. @robes Qufieben ers
reste bier bic plDBli6e r@brsiie" bes
5unbelsf Sieber in bas
Quslanb. 3ablreihe Gldubi9er babsn
has 0a9ieben. 9ie iebr tart frequens
tirte 9anbelsIaule mubte auf 4norbs
nuns bes Stubtratbes poli5eiIt6 ges
idlofien perben.-2eBthin 1T bier I'M
bitter bon rs Sdbren Sbsrresierungs'
ratb q. o. Serbinunb Sulius !5aus>
mann ~seitorben. Der 5eimgesdnsers
bate iiber 40 Sabre in idAfffen
Staatspieniten ~seItanbeu.
Ell II. Der io3ialbemos
trotii4e Mrbeiterperein geipann BET Der
Stabtuerorenetennabl brei neue Slit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-01-06

90ntg 8 5 q. Gum 8onFifoz
rialprGiibenten Der probins Sftpr.us
Zen puros an Stele bes in ben 8ubez
itanb 9etreienen bisberigen 9onTltoe
rialprGiibenten .. 5rbrn. b. Ooernz
berg, Observation-Disclosures 8aebler, biss
Der Mitalieb bes epansellf6en Sbers
tir6enratbs in Berlin, erndnnt.
&runs. Siingitbin lit elm 8rdns
ger Sifdsrboot BEL RoiFiten setsnt.rt.
9tpei damn Der 8eiaBung ~ertrdnfen,
Sic iibrigen orei Miann puroen se>
rettet.