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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-22

ting later and later all the time. AL
ready it was dark, and the street lights
were burning. Suddenly she remem-
bered that Marion had the keys to the
house in Marlboro street There was a
bare possibility that she had gone
there in quest of the proofs she had so
mysteriously mentioned. Stella set
herself in that direction. H. must have
been about half-past nine o'clock when
she approached the place, and saw
what do you think? Marion Stack
house coming down the steps!"
The imperturbable John Lamm for
once lost his professional sang froid
He sprang to his feet and brought his
hand down with crash upon the top
of his desk.
Good heavens!" he cried "And all
this time you have been concealing
this from me!'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-22
ORGANIZATION COMPLETE.
OskaIoosa & Buxton Inter.Urban ID
Now Matter of Fact.

Now Matter of Fact.
Oskaloosa, June 20.-The organiza-
ton of the Oskaloosa & Buxton Inter-
urban railway was consummated yes
terday morning and the company is
now a matter of fact and the articles
of Incorporation will be filed within
short time.
The board Of directors as elected at
the meeting of the stockholders Fri
day evening met yesterday morning
at the Oskaloosa National bank and
the election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows:
President-H. L. Spencer
First vice president-W. R. Lacey.
Second vice president-Chas Huber.
Treasurer-George Kalbach.
Secretary-C. e. Lofland.
No appointments of committees have
yet been made
The management will now give it's
attention to the matter of the voting
of the tax and other preliminary work
that will be prominently before them
in the starting Of the enterprise.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-22
MEET IN IOWA.
Iowa Jubilee Christian Convention to
Be Held June rs.

Des Moines, June 20: = On Sunday
June 25, during the session of the
Iowa Jubilee Christian convention, l.
200 communicates will participate in
the communion service, probably the
largest ever held in Iowa. This will
doubtless be one of the most impress
sive services of the entire convention
which begins Friday June %.
Nothing of the sort has ever before
been attempted in Des Moines. At st.
Louis, Mo, last summer. during the
sessions of the great Christian interna.
tional gathering an unusually large
communion service was held. This is
one of the forms most strictly OBJ
served by this denomination. The au.
ditorium will be used for the Des
Moines service, since no other hall
would be large enough. Most of the
held in University Place church, few
of them being scheduled for Drake uni.
versity
One of the leading speakers Of the
convention is D. R. DUNCAN of Canton
Mo-, who has but recently been chosen
as professor of the English bible in
Drake university to succeed Professor
Lockhart. George L. Snively of St
Louis, Mo-, who speaks Monday morn
ing June 26; H. A. Denton of Marys
Vile, Mo-, who makes the Christian
Endeavor address on Saturday even
i ing and c. w. Muck'ey of Kansas
City, Mo-, who is on the program Sat
urday morning, June "a, are among
the prominent speakers from without
the state who are to take part.
One feature of the convention i.
that on Sunday morning, June rs
many Of the pulpits of the city are tt
be filled by the ministers attending
the convention.
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MuscATlNE GIRL is DROWNED.

Muscatine, June 20.-A little girl,
Helen Holmes, the daughter of Will
liam Holmes, who lives in houseboat
down near the site of the Hershey
mill, was drowned at 3:45 Monday aft
ernoon. She was playing about the
houseboat when she accidentally fell
into the deep water. Some men res
cued the little girl but she had been
in the water too long. DR.. Oliver was
summoned but life was extinct The
little girl lost her mother by death but
a short time ago. She was four years
and five months Of age.
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CHAPTER XVI
CONSPIRACY

SoINSI 1h<AS1
ut is significant to you, them"
Thomas asked, uneasily, with faint
smile.
ooh, certainly not returned John
Lamm sarcastically. sit doesn't mean
anything. But don't delay. How did
Marion act? What did she have to say
for herself?"
The detective, instead of resuming
his seat, began to walk about the room
with his hands behind him.
"She hadn't anything to say for her
SELF" returned Thomas That's Just
the trouble. She acted queer-queerer
than Stella had ever seen her act in
her life
GLOW queer?"
GAS the girl expresses it, she seemed
like person walking in her Sleep
She spoke to Stella, but in a mechan-
ical way, as if her mind were quite
elsewhere all the time. They went back
to the depot and rode out to Swamp
scott together"
DO you mean to say that Marion
expressed no surprise when she saw
Stella in the street,"
"Momentarily she seemed aroused,
but as soon as Stella began to account
for herself she relapsed into her frozen
condition again."
What a woman she isl"
"She was not strong enough to con-
ceal from her sister that something
terrible had happened. She was SO
dazed and unnatural that the young
girl was frantic with apprehension"
"Of course this places it beyond a
doubt that Marion had either killed her
legal father or had seen him killed"
But, my dear Lamm. | can't enter,
tain the first idea for a minute What
possible motive could there be for
herr"
ut is to be determined simply by the
fact Of whether the girl was alone III
the house that night"
"Ah, precisely. That is what am
working to find out. Well. Lamm, on
the whole journey home, Marion Stack
house had but two sentences to utter
which seem to have any bearing upon
the case. The first was when Stella
made some mention of Stackhouse.
Never speak to me of that man again,
said Marion, fercely. He is not my nus
band And again, just before they got
to the house, Selling her sisters wrist
Stella she whispered, do you want
to see me in my grave? Then never tell
living soul where have BEEN
Thunder and guns!" calculated
Lamm. THAT woman is the princess OF
mysteries. Doesn't it strike you little
peculiar that she should continue to as
sert that Stackhouse is not her husband:
Mino YOU she always puts it in that
way. l have heard her say it myself
He is not my husband Now why
shouldn't she say, l refuse to live with
this man any longer not forever, He
is not my husband Wasn't the mar
riage public?"
ITO be sure it was. The marriage oc
Cured in st. Pauls church, in the pres
ence OF hundreds Of people"
Lamm came and pie led his hand soft
ly On the reporters shoulder.
you don't imagine, Thomas" h
questioned below his breath, that sh'
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MINISTER'S QUIT.
Cofax Will Have Novel Celebration of
aE IL

CoIfax Will Have Novel Celebration Of
Fourth-Preachers Tired Of Model.
Colfax, June 20-The patriotic Chris
tian celebration advertised to occur at
this place July has been abandoned,
and the public assumes the reason to
be that there are not enough exuberant
Christian patriots in the mineral water
town to carry the effort to a success
full completion.
To supplant this, the colored people
have taken it upon themselves to make
a celebration for the town, aud whole
bushel of fun is anticipated by the cit
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(copyright. BY The cassell Publishing COZ

houses OF three friends. One OF them
the rounds, exciting, everywhere Won
der and concern; but she abruptly re-
fused all offers of escort 1t was get
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LET CONVICT KEEP A DOG.
Iowa state Authorities Allow Prisoner
To Keep Canine in Cell.

To Keep Canine IN CeII.
Anamosa, June 20.-By special per-
of the state authorities, Frank
Rainsbarger, a convict in the peniten-
tiary, has been allowed permission to
keep dog in his cell. This is the
first case of the kind on record.
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Only fools have their own way.

When school is out the teachers
board around,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26
Snaem6 urg.

2urem burg. g(un 1T bier baS
2ebte beri6lpunoen, bds i'm Snnern
Ser Stdot an Die @eI9i6te oieler 10
bi3arren 5eitung erinnerte: Ole 9aupts
tpa6e auf Der .place barnes" Gis
aentli6 tonnte man 'ih oisIe opldce
BARNES" nit ben berrli6en &oItaz
nienbdumen uno Dem @ijrteG bon aufz
feebduIern ni6t mebr 10 redt p%oritets
len, obne Die muIiip gerp0lbten !9dlen
Der !Souptipu6e, Die binter einem bon
Getten umfpunnten 8orbof 6D6er liegeno
Die gauge 8reite %einnubmen uno ben
YlaB be6errI9ten, Dor i9nen 5psen
pieIe Sabre ole preuBiI9en Soloaten
Der 8unoesfeItung unter tlingenoem
Spiel CUR Wa6e duf uno pertbeilten
ii6, mad er6altener paro!e auf Die
peritreuten Nebenpdden, pabreno Die
2uremburger 9iirgsr i'm S9ub Der
aaffeebduier Dem itrammsn militGris
f9en Spiel 5uI6auten uno auf Die Der
babten preuBen ibren Wib loslieben.
Die Sauptipa6e miro jebt sinem gro
BEN 8ergniigunsss @tablifement plaB
MAIDEN, oas Die Stdot baut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26
Sa6(en.

9res6en. Die 1tGoti16en Be
BORDEN baben beI6loNen, an befdbtgte
unbemittelte S6riftiteler, Die in
Dresden poer oeiIen llmgebung leben,
in ieoem Sabre Orei Gbren8aben 81
~pertbeilen. sir bieIes Sabr tpuroen
gu Dem ,3pede 1900 Murt betpiQt9t.-
Der peritorbene Yripatmann &arl Nus
quit S6iefer beoa6te Die tont9lthe
8linoenonItalt nit einem 2egate BON
5000 Mart.
g Lauf II. @om Is. sunni s.. 8.
al miro fir Die bieIi9e Sonfettionss
bran6e Der u6t llbrz2uoeni6luB elm
eefijbrt. 9emii6ungen, oenIeIben Ga
oenI6IuB au6 fir Die 2eben8mittels
bran9e berbei5ufiibren, iinb i'm 8onge.
$ / d e n. Der felt eintger
3eit bon bier fIii6tige Rentier SstpaIo
8eiBig lit in 9ari8 ais 2ei4nam aus
Der Seine 9e5o9en poroen. ReiBig
bate 5ablrei6e 8eloer unterihloaen.
&ei8nig g. Munniqfdde Gbrunz
gen puroen Dem StaotdlteIten SoIepb
Ser3pg lflo 1etrer 0dtttn arlaBltn Der
6eier ibrer oiamantenen 9oh5eit 81
She'll.
20bou. Der in Dem naben 9orfe
2autib tpobnenbe, al Der 9eniditarre
ertrantte 28jGbrige Steumaher 6rit
f6e 1T geitprbeu.
SO D a. Dor Sturgeon 1T
Der 9abnipdrter 6inoeiien 5piIden
NItmittpeioa uno Sttenoorf bon
einem Giien6abnsuge iiberfobren uno
get0otet poroen.
3 10 | d a II. Der 8ismardt6urm
auf Dem WinOberg 81 3piddu ION nit
einem !6ain (9ismurdbain) um9eben
iper6en, ipoSu, pie I6on fir Grid
tung oe8 8ismardtburm8, 6abritont
Zimmerman in Weroau bas 4real
geI6entt bat. Sect bat Elm bieiiger
9iiraer nod cine betrG6tli6e Summe
gum Nntauf bon angren3enoem Nredl
CUR Grpeiterung bes 9ismardboins
de1denft.
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SGaringif6e Sfaaten.

Gienad d. RittergutsbeiiBer Su'
ltus b. gidel, @iiena6s Gbrenbiir9er,
1T 9e'torben.
sen a. Der GentraIperbdnb Der
0eutI6en 0ldsarbeiter belt feline Z.
!Sauptperiammlung bier alb. Nnipes
feno ipdren 81 9elegirte aus 0eutids
luno uno elmer aus SeIterret6. Der
@erbano bat in oen Iebten 5pei Sab
rem Inn 1000 Mitglieoer sugenommen
unO 5Gblt CUR 3eit 5000 Mtt9Iieber.
Sie Ginnabmen bes 9erbdnbes beirut
gen i'm Sabre 1903 $685. Mart uno
i'm Sabre 1904 10000 Wlurt, ole
9eIdmmtausgaben 1920 Mdrt.
g autfeGo 8. 8iir3Ii6 fanb bier
Ole offi3ielle @runoiteinlegun9 CUR Ia
tboIii6en Stride ftdtt. Nd9 beenoes
tenn &irAenbau iou bier aud cine nele
tdtboIiIhe S6ule erri6tet lperoen.
Sreie Stable.
8 a b r g. Na9 oreiip06iger
9olter lit Der Strite Der 5000
Shauerleute in !6dmburg, ipel9e eine
GrbobunQ ibrer 2D9ne uno anoere Gut
geItdnbniffe perldngten, beigelegt NOR
Den. Die 0ampferlinien baben einige
&on5effionen gepdbrt, un0 Die Geute
nabmen fofort Die Nrbeit nieoer auf.
-!Sierprts itarb i'm II. 2~ebensiobre
Der aus S6leiien gebiirtige 9ilo6auer
adrl 9orner. Don ibm ftdmmen
linter anoeren oie Sarbtioen am Sc
bdllbe Der Samburgz Nmeritds 2tnie,
Die Sdnoelaber an Der 2ombdro6riide
uno Die 20pen an Der Ginfabrt oes
Ratbbausbpies.
g n. SSn Bremen 1T Die
!Sduptperfammlung Oes fiinften 8ers
banostages Der !Silfsl6ulen 0eutIhs
lambs o~beebdlten poroen. On 400
perIonen ndbmen tbeil. Die 3dbl Der
Observation-Disclosures lit in Den leBten
stpei Sabren auf runo $50 geitieaen.
BUR .3eit beIteben in 0eut'hldno $50
9ilfsi6ulen fir f9pa6befdbi9te Sim
Ser in 100 StGoten. 9ieie S6ulen
3Gblen runb 700 alaiIen NIT etpa
l6,OOO Gln0ern.
8remerb dpen. Don Dem bic
1igen Seeamt ipur6e oie Bart ,Yios
nier," Seimatbs9afen Bremen, fir pers
f6olen ertldrt. 9as Sdiff ging i'm
Npril 1904 nit boiler 2doung bon
8uenoss 4ires ab uno lit felt bieIer
3eit osrihpunoen.
6 ii b e 4. 9as i'm Sabre 1867 err
buute Stdottbedter ipurbe fir INNER
gef6loHen; Der Senut bate ods gDeiz
terIpielen aus 9riinoen Der 5euerss
aefabr unter5aat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26
QN 6erd.

StuttQart. 3rob Quf6cbung
ser ItGotiIhen 6leiI6Iteuer, Die Der
Staottofie eine iGbrli6e @innuhme
BON 100000 Mart brddte, 1T oas
TleiI6 nidt biaiqer Qelporoen. Sn
lebter 3eit ipurOcn Iogar Die preiIe fir
ein5elne 6leiIhIorten nm orei 9fennig
per 4funo erb0bt.-llnldn9it 1T bier
Die Wittipe bes 0ihters urto Brdlaten
8drl @erot i'm utter BON IS Sobren
geitprben.-0a8 bieii9e ReIioen3tbeaz
ter miro nit Dem Gnoe Der ieBigen
Sptel5eit an 8iai6, Director beS
Staottbedters in Ct. @alen, lno Sss
far Studs iiberqeben.
6 bIinqen. Rsi6Sgsrihtsratb
a. .. uno acknowledgements b.
@eB 1T bier geitorben. Der 8erItorz
bene mar ppn 1870 Bis 1891 Wlitglieo
oes pber'ten oeuti6en @erihtsbof8.
Ssnn. Infer StdotAen beoebt
nG6iteS Sabr Die 6eier Der 100idbz
rigen 3ugeb0ri9tett gum SDnigrei4
Wlirttember0.
2ot p I. Der bieTige Otter
tbumspereiu bat CUR Grbaltung Der
Mltine !Serren5immern in Den Sabren
1903 un6 1904 einen 8etrag BON 9ez
gen 5000 Wfort ausQegeben. allBer
einem anfebnli6en Stdotsbeitrag in
SDbe BON 500 MNrt, pelher Dem Ser
Elm Sugetpenoet pur0e, bat Der S6ipds
biIhe Nlbperein fir Den g%enannten
3ped einen 3uiduB bon 500 Wart
oufgepenoet.
Watbi # etten. Der 3at6oliide
9ir6enratb bat Dem Sirhenbaufonbs
in WolbItetten auf'5 Neue einen nams
baften 9eitrd9 5lgeDenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26
Saoen.

8orGs r b c. 9ei Ser iiingit
ab9ebaltenen StaotpobG bdben Die So
5iaIiiten idmmtli6e 16 Stimmen i'm
StaOtrat6, pel6e neu gu beieben lpds
rem, erobert, un0 perOen fortan in Der
itG0tii6en 8erpuItung Elm gepi6tigeS
Wort 81 reoen baben.-9er Profeiior
an Der 6eioelberger llnioeriitdt, Or.
!6uQo Stard, bat einen Huf ais G6efs
dr3t fir innere 8rantbeiten an Die
ftGotii9e Slinit in aarlsrllbe erbalten
uno angenommen. Seine 8orl.Iuns
gen an Der !9eioelberger So6idule
miro profefor Stard inoeB peiter
balten.
9pnn oorf {. 9ds 9e5irtsdmt
perbGngte tre9en porgetommener &c
nititorre sic Sperre iiber peri6ieoene
9GuIer un0 oagcmeine @orii9tsmaBs
rcqeln.
Set6eGberq. Die Grbauung
elmer relen Nedorbriide bel Sslpe8beim
1T Qeplunt. 9ie @robinOu'trie un0
oie Sommunc per0en Die Soften aufz
bringen.
Son It 3. Der Redt8dgent Sa
in lleberIinaer pur0e pegen peri9ieOez
ner llnteridlugungen Derbuftet.
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GfCaB- Sot6ringen.

StroBburg q. Gum 2~anoesges
fupObeitsinIpettor in Gliobz 2otbrinz
gen tpuroe Or. alfons SolBmann aus
StrdBburg uno gum Re9ierungSs uno
Me0i3indlratb am toiIerliden BE
5irtsprdiioium gu StraB6urg Meots
5inalratb Or. !Sermann !Seder, Sreiss
ar3t in WeiBenburg, %ernannt.
Meb. Sn @emGBbeit nit Den ans
peiIlngen oes 8atifdns bat Der
8iI6of BON Meb Dem WunI6 Der
6euti6en Re9ierung Ituttgegeben, oab
Die S%eminariIten BON Wleb Die Dor
%Iefun9en ser t6eologiihen 6dtultdt in
Strnbburg beIu6en %Io1ten, UNI Die
damGlige 8ermaniIirung oes lotbrins
9ii4en Slerus gu betpirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26

Gbuaro Rd6eniteiner, !Sofratb Or.
Sornbu6er uno Ser llniperIitdtspros
feIIor Or. Samuel Siegfrieo Rttter b.
Bald.
BUS q y #. Der O6errdbbiner
Or. 30. Scattering lit i'm 2(Iter BON
76 Sa6ren 9eitorben.
SIMS b d. 6ier lit ser che
mdlige 2dnoe8bduptmdnn 6ofratb 0r.
WiIbelm 6reiberr b. 8oIiiz6eorigotti
bon ShIenfelo Qeitorben.
&IO It erneu b ur9 q. 9ieIer
Gage 1T bier Die dlteIte Snpobnerin
unierer Stuot, Ole 94idbrige Gliiabetb
Sieoert, geItorben.
Bill II. Der bier beim Central
babnbofbuu Dor Surgeon ousQebro6ene
8uuarbeiteritrite puroe our6 gilt
li6es lebereintommen beenoet. Die
Nrbsiter er6ielten cine 3ebnpro}sntiae
QpbnerbObung unb mebrere an0ere
6oroerun9en bepiaiat.
8rog. Die Grben nah Baron
2eitenber9er p~ertduften hos Gut 2iNu
an Muoolf Siiriten Sin8tp, Der iiingit
ods unmittelbor bena6burte 8enotet
BON Ger 2Gnoerbont erporben bat, fir
100000 8ronen.
pus5 tapac q. Die 5rdu oes
8utI9erS Mi6del 9olentar gebur
tiir5Ii9 8ierlinge.
Ret6 E q. Die Su6firma
Sobann Mei9en6eim &c 60, QOolf
2eoerers Ra6folger, bat ii9 INCIDENT
ertlGrt. sic iduloet in Den perI6ies
nenen 0Iterrei6iIhen Su6fabritsz
ortsn, tpie 8riinn, Rei6enberg, 3uIdms
men circd 100000 &ronen.
Stepr. !Sier lit Der 5dbritss
arbeiter SoIef Stdnet i'm Nlter bon
sc Sabren 9eitorben. Gr bate i'm
Sabre 1864 Den 8rieg 9egen Dane
mari, 1866 gsgen StuIien mit9emu6t;
unter 9sgettboff tdmpfte er bel Sel9os
LAMB uno er6ielt ipegen ser in oielem
Seegefe6te bepieIenen SGpferteit Die
1ilberne Meoaile.
Srient t. Die SouriIten @iuieppe
2epi aus @enud un0 Bernhard Dit
mann aus 2eip5ig unternabmen nit
5pei anoeren SouriIten bon Moloeno
aus cine Sour auf oen 2orre 81
9renta. Bel elmer 8lettertour plroe
9ittmann pIDbIi6 bon einem berubz
iauienoen Sels1tiite ~getroffen uno in
Die Siefe geIdleuoert, mo er T6wers
perlebt uno am 8opfe uno Sen 8nieen
blutenO Iiegen blteb. Inter groben
Miiben 9elang es ben onoeren Souz
riiten, oen S6perberleBten mad Mols
benz 3uriid5uIdaffen.
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0eferreiG.

Wien. Die profsForen Wolf
Goler BON Glanpea uno petriti9 BON
Der 9ra5er aarl Tran3enss 1niperiitdt
un0 Elm Regierungsbeamter Hamsns
Chopper tpuroen bel Der Beiteigung bes
JOl3iteirs in Der So4I6pabs8 ruppe
Der Steirii6en Nlpen bon elmer Ca
lpine ueri4iittet uno getootet. Die
2ei9en iino aufgefunben poroen.-
Singit feierte 5rau BETH 9anini, Die
GIteite ebemolige S9auipielerin Wiens,
in l%eItener eeiitiser 5riI9e uno in
3iiitigtsit ibren 81. Geburtstag.-
Sunslt puroe. bier elm Oentmal fir
2uopig an3en9ruber entblat.-G
ftorbsn Iino Der b.tannte 5ansmeiiter
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Teui It I. unldn9It ~entpenbete
i'm benadborten Mubbo6 Der 24iGbs
rioe Me6aniter Strobel aus Wtanns
beim Elm TSabrroo. Ginige ibn besbalb
perfolgenoe 9urI6en aus Soblo6
fpuroen BON Strobel nit Dem We1er
anoe9riffsn uno libel 5ugeri6tet. Der
q Sabre alte Satpb NrmbruIt erbtelt
BON Strobel einen t0btli6en Stih in
Die 2e6er. Strobel ipur0e in SUB
p~i9Sbaien per6aftet.
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0f0

Horoenb a m. Der &dbelodms
pfer Stephan" Der Norooeuti6en
Seesubelperte in Norben6am bat Die
2e9ung oes fir Die 0eutIds NieoerlGnz
oi'de Observation-Disclosures in a0ln
beraeitellten &abels Menaoo : Sap
Guam beenbigt. Die 2dnee oes SEA-
bells betrG9t ettpa 3040 ailometer, oas
9eipibt runo 1000 2onnen uno Die
erDBte errei6te 9iefe 1000 Dieter.
Sur6 oieies Babel erbalten Die nieoers
ldnoii9sinoii6en aolonien uno Die
beutI4en &arolineninieln Ini6lub an
oas ameritanii6e pacificzaabel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-05-26

Isune pranrgen, BON 9liibenoer Yer
ehruno fir 9ismard 5~eugenoen plottz
6eutI6en 9i9tungen iid nett iiber oie
@ren3en Isiner engern Seimot3 btnaus
einen Guf erlporben.
SaBlingba n. Die Gbes
Ieute 2opes iino bel einem in ibrer
Nobnung aus9ebro4enen Srdnoc err
ftidt.
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SGpcii.

Germ. Die Gffettenbanf in Bern
1T BON einem i6rer Nngeiteaten Inn
grobe Summer geIhdbigt porOen.
Der ungetreue 8edmte bat iih LANCE
3eit binour6 umfungrei6e llnteridlds
gungen 81 Sduloen tommen ldiIen,
uno als ibm Gntoedltng orobte, err
griff er Die Sludt.-@om "a. bis 26.
sunni miro in Snterlaten ous eioges
n0Iiii9e S9pingz uno Nelplerfeit
itottfinoen. SIS per0en WetttGmpFe
i'm S6ipinaen. SoOeln. 4lpbornblas
fen, Sabneni6ningen ftattfin0en.
3 ii Of. Sn 3uriA iturb profeis
for Sir5el BON Der peterinGr zmeoi3inis
i9en 6atuItdt Der llniperIitdt uno
Director oes Sbieripituls.-Sn 0ielss
oorf erI6oB i'm Streit Der MeBg.rs
burI9e Sirs Den SteinbuuermsiItsr
9olmann ouf Der Strdbe nit Dem
Wlilitdrgepebr.
3ug. Die Gemeinoe 3ug betpils
li9te nit GROCER Webrbeit cine Cub
BENTON bon je 1000 6rants auf 5ebn
Sabre fir ole 3ugcrbergbabn.
8afel. Der Staotpfdrrer Wiibls
bGilIer in SdrI8rube, Der 6ii6rer Der
bdoiIhen Srtbo0orie, miro Dem an i'm
ergangenen Huf oIs t6eologiI6er 2ebs
rer am Miiiionshauie in Saiel Jolae
leiiten.
g Of affbaue n. Sn S6affs
bduien itdrb i'm Q(Iter BON IS Subren
Der 5abritdnt Sean Sdtqies Greis
!Surter, Der tiir3lid Der Gtubt Shuffs
bauIen 1876 600 6rancs fir einen Wilie
feumsbdu aeidentt bat.
Idrgd II. Der NdrgduiI6e @rose
Rdtb beIhtob Den Yer3i6t auf Die
@srltadtlihuna Der Acknowledgements
bon RbeinfeIoen un6 Die Mufbebung
Der oarauf be5iigli4en @srfaTung8,
beitimmung. Dieter 8eldlub untsrs
liegt nod Der goltsdbItimmung.
Gent. Dom %. bis 81. Guguit
miro in @enf Ger brittle interndtiondIe
Sonareb fir ljberaIes Gbriitsnthum
obgebalten.
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9as perrGt + d {
& o NJ m a. Der Bidder 2eopol0 9ol0'
itrDm in Berlin mar in Ieinen 8er1
bdltnihen ourd 8rantbeit 3uriidge'
fommen. 4erstliderieits tpar ibm 5ur
Sinoerung feiner S9mer5en pteOers
bolt Worpbium perf6rieben poroen.
Nun bate CT aber tein 8elO mebr, I'm
einen 4r3t gu tonlultiren, uno 10 per-
fu6te er benin, iih oas erIebnte W(ors
pbium in Der Metie gu per'6uffen, OaB
er elm altes He3ept dbi6rieb uno IS
nit einem neuen Datum un0 Der fin'
girten unter'6rift zines Mr5tes oers
fab. @r bate aber ods BED, bel elmer
3sabt auf Dem Rs5ept oas 9ommd an
cine fdlI6e Stelle gu feBen; duf otele
WeiIe mertte Der 4~potbeter Die Sal
f6ung, uno aolOitrom ipiroe anges
tlaqt. @r CAB Dem 8eri6tsbofe Die
@erIi6erunq ab. odb er ii6 BEL Der
Sa6e gar ni6ts 9Ofes geoa6t babe.
Die llrtunoenfdlI6ung mar aber nidt
aus Der WsIt gu I6affen. uno 10 puroe
Der &tngetlagte gu orei Sugen Gefdng'
nib perurtbeilt.
SOB leu GuresG o.
o n. DEM Wirtbe Maursr in Der
iiebenbiirgii6en 9emeinoe S5t.s
Npatha mar Elm grDberes Quantum
tomprimirter Soblenidure gsi9idt
ipproen, ods einItpeilen in Der S6ente
nG6it Dem Diem aufgsitelt tpuroe. I'm
Witternobt tdmeH 5tpei Nahtp0dter
in oas 9aftbaus, ipo uberotes nod
feds psrIonen als @Gite %antpefeub pds
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Me6fen6nra.

g 6perin n. Sn @robsO abertop
fino bier JdQe bon e6ten podens
erfrantungen dmtlid feitseitelt tpprs
ben. Die erforoerli4en Mabreseln
iino umgebeno getroffen tporoen.
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Aus her ~1abrinpfnl,.

GpeDet. Nnbier 1T Der UliIioz
mar go6ner, ldngjdbriger 2eiter Der
8agler Miiiion in Samerun, i'm @ltsr
BON rs Sabren 8eitorbsn.
Nruntsnt9 a [. SO gibt bier
Bel 1900 bis $4,000 Ginpobnern
121 Wirt6Idaften uno go Slaidens
bierbanolungsn, 10 oab auf etipa 80
perionen cine 8ertaufs itslle 9eiitiser
@etrdnte fOmmt. Die aonturrens bat
otele WirtbI6diten ge3iuuneen, iei es
5urd Qnimirtelnerinnsn. iei es ourd
preistrinten i1rem @eroienit nad3us
belfen. 3sr StdOtratb bei6loB Die
Wieoersinfi4rung Der gsbiirfniBfraae.
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prnpin1 rnTr,t.

gofen. Der Sberitsuerfontrols
leur Yfanneni6mtot bon Der poiener
characterization erfdpB fi6. Der Be-
ipeggruno bes Selbitmorbes 1T unbe<
fdnnt.
Meeri B. 0as Sdpurgeriht
perurtbeiIte ben 6dnoler So5piat aus
GrpbIeni9eB, iopie oeiien GbeTrau
tregen Moroes gum Sobe.
4trnpiut OItprrnhrr.
Dnigsberg. 4us 4nlabioes
100. 9eburtstaees oes peritorbepen
p9iIoiOpben 5, Rolentran5, profei-
fprs an Der &O~nigsberser llniperlitdt,