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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
FEVER AT COLUMBIA,
Falling off of 104 from Last Years
Enrolment So Far.

Columbia University registration books snow
that 1888 students have entered that institution
This IS decrease of 104 from the same date
last year. The decrease is the largest IN the
School OF Medicine, although the School OF Law
and the School OF Applied Science also show
losses. There has been an increase in the college
and the fine arts department
''The Columbia Spectator" in an editorial
takes a pessimistic attitude regarding the de-
crease in registration. It speaks as follows:
Although the comparative figures for the
seventh day of registration Of last year and this
are not final, they show little cause for con-
graduation. In the two most important pro
fessionaI schools, the School of Law and the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, there has been
marked falling off in the number of students
registered in the various classes, In the latter
school this is undoubtedly due in very large
extent to the increase in the tuition fee and
while, OF course, it is to be regretted. 1t must
be regarded as the inevitable result of the
change. There is however, way of account
ing for the falling off in the Law School, as all
the conditions are the as last year. The
unusually small enrolment cannot help being
regarded with alarm. small class cannot
fail to lower the prestige of the school, even
though there is no change in standard of work.
We sincerely hope that the next few days may
show sufficient additions to tho lise to bring the
total somewhat closer to that Of last year. In
the School of Applied Science there has been
slight decrease also. but the higher tuition fee
probably is responsible for this
The figures for the various schools follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

and variety of fur lined coats lined with ST.
berian gray and white squirrel
sAKS & Co. Broadway $50 TO S4th ST announce
exhibit OF oil paintings direct from the studios
and salons of Paris, Rome Vienna and other art
centres.
A A FANTINE & co, Broadway, between 18th
and 18th SITS, have sales of the choicest Oriental
rugs shipped direct by their collectors in the Far
East. The display includes Persian Indian and
GoTevan patterns.
BONWTT. TELLER & co. West 2sd-st. call
attention to their assortment of tailor suits in new
Scotch tweeds. chevots. broadcloths. velutina
and chiffon velvets. in the newest coorngs They
have also sales Of outer garments.
HIGGINS & SETTER. West 21st and I'D SITS. near
6thave-, offer Bavarian dinner sets, Limoges sets
English china dinner sets. cut and rock crystal
glassware, and special sale OF plates in assorted
decorations.
A. D. MATTHEW'S SONS. Brooklyn have big
sales OF carpets this week, including importations
Of the Administer velvet and Wilton SavonnerIs
patterns and English inlaId Inoieums Thers are
bargains in furniture and woollens also.
LIE BoUTTLLIBR BROTHERS. West 23d-st., are
displaying their fall importations of high class
novelties IN autumn and winter GOWNS also a
special sale of women's neckwear.
sOMMERS. 2Sd-st. and 9Th ave. is Offering tailor
made chiffon taffeta silk waists tailor made suits
furs. topcOats and fur lined coats.
MHUGH No 8 West 42d-st. offers French and
English paper hangings. Japanese grasscoth. rag
style carpets taffeta couch chairs and McHugh
mission furniture in every variety.
HORNERs West 2sdst. has an exposition in
the furniture lire this week This store calls
special attention dining room. library and bed
room furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
LEE SUES RAILROAD MEN.
Would Stop Disposal of $2,0oo.ooo
to Erie and Morgan.

Announcement was made last night that suit
had been brought by Homer Lee, of New-York
against Eugene Zimmerman, president or the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
many: Henry F. Shoemaker. Frederick H
Prince and Harry B. Hollins, Bernard ]. Burke
Rafael r Gown and Briton n, Bush, the last
four being general partners In the firm of H B.
Hollins & Co. bankers to show cause why IAN
order should not be made restraining and en-
Joining the defendants from disposing OF $1,000.
600 worth OF securities to J. P. Morgan and the
Erie Railroad. or any other person or persons.
until the termination of this action"
The suit is brought in the New-York State Su-
preme Court, and is on the calendar for hearing
tomorrow 1t is the outgrowth of the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton deal with the Erie
Railroad, Mr. Lee seeking to restrain the sale to
J. P Morgan & Co. or to the Erie. The amount,
100000, Mr.. Lee says, is due him for COM
missions for his work in the combination of the
Pere Marquette the Toledo Terminal and the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Announcement was made by President Under
wood of the Erie on September y that the Erie
had authorized a purchase Of a majority Of the
a few days before. J. P. Morgan & Co had
bought from the II. B Hollins & Co. syndicate
their subscription rights for $4,000 shares of the
stock, held in a voting trust. 1t was under
stood then that the Morgan firm would have to
make some arrangement with the trustees to
take in one block their holdings-65OOO shares
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton system
comprises the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
proper, the Pere Marquette Railroad and The
Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Railway.
Last year it acquitted S12,S54, 800 of the SIT
100000 common stock of the Pere Marquette,
later taking over the property on 9e9-year
lease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
a. r. eosLIN HAS NEW SCHEME

Alfred r. Goslin whose activities in the financial
district have several times resulted in his appear
in the criminal courts of this city. and whose
achievements well remembered in Wall Street
has recently been turning his attention to fresh
fields He has been working on a scheme for or
ganizing the Rochester and Southern Railway Com
pany which purposes building a trolley line be-
tween Rochester and Elnira- Gosin says that he
has gone over the projected route and obtained
franchises from the towns along the line. These
franchises, now deposited in safe deposit box are
TO be turned March 81, 1906, 10 the organ
izeEs Of the COMPANY who are to pay Goslin $4,000
and his expenses in promoting the road. The men
associated with Goslfn have given bond TO secure
this payment to him. They are Rochester capi-
taIiSts o0P-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
LAY NoRTHMINsTER CORNERSTONE
Church Will Be Home of Congregation
Which Has Met in Dance Hall

The laying Of the cornerstone of thu new North
minister Presbyterian Church took place at I5th-st
and St Nicholas-ave yesterday. About three hun
bred Presbyterans. including a number Of well
known ciergymen. were present.
The Northninster Church will be the home OF the
congregation which has been holding services at
the Empire dance hall IN II6th-st- The Rev. DIT.
Wilton Merle Smith, president of the Church Ex-
tension Committee and pastor of the Central Pres
by-terian Church, laid the cornerstone and made
the address. The pastor Of the church IS the Rev
Or. William D. Shrfber. The church was built by
tbs Church Extension Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
ROCK ISLAND ROAD HUNTS a DOG
President Winchell's Pet Jumps from Private
Car to Fnjoy Battle.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 30.-Cassidy. thorough
bred English bulldog belonging TO B. L. Win
cheu, president OF tie Rock Island system,
disappeared from the private car in which MI
Winchen and party were travelling some time
thursday night Every employee Of the Rock
Islano system west OF Hutchinson. Kan, on the
FL Paso division, is looking for Cassidy.
Despite the aristocratic surronnd,n.s .. +b.
special train Cassidy lost no oDnortupi+v of
picking fight with any dog thai came Within
range Of the special train. and it IS beIisved
battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
LECTURES AT COLUMBIA.

eourse OF fifteen lectures Will be delivered at
Columbia University in December by Wilhelm FIJI
man Bjerlnes, Professor Of Mechanics and Nathe-
-1stfcal Physics in the University Of Stockholm.
rTTne subject win be Fields of Force including
ins discussion Of hydrodynamio analog1es of the
electroEtatic and electromagnetic fields A similar
course VIII be delivered in March and April, 1906
hv Hendrix Antoon Lorentz, Professor OF Physics
III the University Of Leyden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
NEW FIRM TO BEGIN BUSINESS.

The firm of Carpenter. Baggot & Co. viii
begin business on October .. The firm will be COM
posed of all OF the members of the present firm OF
Atwood Violet & Co. with the exception Of Mr.
Violet. namely ]. n. Carpenter N L. Carpenter
and Atmore l. Baggot.
The firm will have Offices at No. Il to 81 Will
iam-St.
The new firm has large and ample capital. and
it's members belong To the Stock Exchange. the
Cotton Exchange. the Coffee Exchange. the Liver
pool Cotton Association, the New Orleans Cotton
EXCHANGE and the Chicago Board Trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
ON THE CREEDMooR RANGE.
Conditions Favorable for Qualifying for Dis
tinguished Expert Class.
rBv Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Cr.edmoor. Long Island. Sept. 3o-The first day
for the distinguished expert class was about the
best of the season. as far as weather conditions
were concerned, at the Creedmoor rife range yes
terday.
The shooting called for two strings Of five shots
each in twenty seconds, minimum score OF 80
qualifying. and a skirnish run from 700 to 200
yards a minimum score of 80 qualifying. making
total minimu of 80 The attendance was
about $50.
The shooting and issuing OF decorations were
under the supervision Of Lieutenant Colonel N B.
Thurston ordnance officer n. @. y. 7. The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
p. r. r. PURCHASE REPORT DENIED.

a report from Paterson that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company had purchased from the Erie
Railroad Company the control OF the New-York.
Susuuehanna and Western and the Wilkes Barre
and Eastern was denied yesterday ny Erie officials
here and by Pennsylvania Railroad interests in
Philadelphia. The Erie has owned since 1898
practically the entire capital stock Of the Susque-
hanna and Western, which company controls the
wilkes Barre and Eastern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
PLAN PROFESSORS CLUB.

Plans under way at Columbia University for
the organization of professors club The plan is
to be brought up before the trustees OF the uni
versity at their meeting Monday next, and, II
they jndorse the idea, South Hall is TO be fitted UP
for the of the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS BONDS

Redmond & Co. and J. & ". Selg1nan & Co, of
New-York offering, at SO and interest So ooo
900 refunding and Improvement mortgage { per
cent gold bonds recently issued by the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company. They an
nounce that they have already sold the greater
portion Of the bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
&c - 80
DIR. Humphreys Seventy
Seven breaks up Grip and
COL

EASY dine TO stop Cold is at the start
cor,s+,ras a Cold flies at the Throat; again it
.sizsx the Chest or more often IT PUSHES to the
head. You know how YOU are first affected
ard 81 next time you win observe closely you
win notice before any Of these symptoms that
feeling of lassitude or weakness that almost m
variabry preoedes the breaking out OF Cold
70 Won are alsrt enough to recognize this condi-
,.o,, IL Is an easy matter to stop the Colo Win
<svR doses of DR.. Humphreys Seventy-se'eh'
hut you must keep it handy. Later on II q SUI
cure. but IT'S slower. AT Druggists N'0' -
- vra.. FOR. Medical Book sent free
rurspnr~rs RoInso- Nsdiains Co. Cor "niEn ana
1919 Sry>st:sSEs- York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
ADDS TO Her BROADWAY HOLDINGS

The Century Realty Company. acting ' -,
Kips Bay Realty Company, in which II = - - Sos
interested. has sold 10 Mary A. F1tseIe''~ - ssa
1871 and 72S Broadway and Nos 80 s -
West 55th-st- The Broadway plot mas :. 900
of so feet and is connected with the S'''
erty which has a frontage OF 40 teet. Nv Isased b
The Broadway property vas 49,, ~ Ten years
al Sil 900 a year net as a site TOT an
garage. -, .,,,,yb Mr. Wanssrt. OF
the brokerage firm Of James a tS;SZCssrald. Mrs
tb-,I :; 1ySebt represented Mrs o-o-,1l,lFsst
= sisr owns the parcel al tns sur
corner Of 55hst and BroadTSy los feet in Brood
chase gives her a plot frohtins w.
Hny and Ice feet in 5Sth-st
IAY GOULD ESTATE a SELLER
The Law Gould estate was Yesterday ,,., tract.
-. srId ahour thirty lots in the pycAlilAh -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Continued 90 Paga tO"rsesa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
JAY GOULD ESTATE a sEIIsH ~,

The Jay Gould estate was SeS'el v,,,,,,n traat
have sold about thirty lots in the pSosHl--.-- --.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
ErCaB- Sot6tinaeu.

B burg. NeuIi6 fano bier
bie ouBeroroentIi9e @eneraloerIdmms
lung Der Strdbburser @~streibepers
pert6ungsgenoHenI9aft ftatt, an pels
der iber 500 perfonen tbeilnabmen.
Gs purbe tonitatxt, oab ous 9efi5it
Der I6aft
ettpd 100000 Mort betrage. Sir Die
9edung oieIes 9efi3its tommen etpa
$50 @ereine in 8etra6t.-9er 8uns
6esratb bat Die 8orldge betreffeno oas
elIdbslotbringiI9e @ersins> uno @ers
fammlungsre9t fopie betreffs 2ots
teriebereinigung GlIaB ; 2otbringens
nit preuben genebmtgt.
@Gtm Il It erpl |. Die @ifen.
bu~bn3ollbule lit unldngit nit iGmmts
li6en 9iitern p0lig ausgebrdnnt.
SO e B. Bel Der Nieoerlegung uno
Ginebnung Der iogenannten 0unettc
o'arcon am 8abnbof gu MeB fpuroen
or6doIogiI9 ~ipertbooGe 6un0e bon
@ros uno 5euer6eitattuneen aus Der
RDmer5eit UNI ods 3. Sa6rbunoert n.
Chr. gemd6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

msIte z. beffiT9e 2anoesTDnooe Jimmie
elmer 8orla9e oes SbertonIiItoriums
3u, na9 Ser Die in oen Hubefan0 tree
tenoen @eiitli9en nit ocn penIionirten
Staatsbeamten in ~petunidrer Sinii6t
gIeidgefteIt tperOen. @uBeroem tpuroe
cine 8orldge angenommen, oie oie
Wittpenpeniionen BON 900 Mart ouf
1000 Mart uno Die DuiIen9eloer bon
$50 Wurt auf 200 Mart iGbrIi6 ers
90bt.
8ieBen. Die Staotoeror6neten
beI9lohen Ben Neubau zines Stabts
tbeaters. na9oem etpu 400 8iiroer
cine Spenoe bon $4,000 Mart aus
fammensebro6t uub Der Staot gu 6ies
lem 3ped CUR @erfGsung geItelt bait
ten. Oos Sbeater miro 800 Sibs
ptGbe erbalten.
M a n 8. aeBtbin ftarb Der erIte
8oriteber bes Sauptbdbnbofes, SFrieos
rid @ngeI, i'm Glitter BON SO Sabren.
70 r m 8. Die Sta0tperor0neten
bei4loHen Die grri4tung elmer eIet.
trii9en StraBenba9n fir Die STAB
Worms in @%erbinoung nit !So9beim
Pfiffligbeim uno Reu6auien, uni
sfpar Iolen oie 9auauSfiibrung uni
Der 8etrieb auf eigene Soften uno I'm.
ter eigener &egte e%rfolgen. Die Softer
bes 8aues iperoen $4,000 Mart be
trdaer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

ANNOUNCEMENT, fpprous audi Der pros
j~etttrte &urbaus3ubau beitritten pers
Den fol.
Qun T a. Die unlGneit
bier i~tottee6abte 9iirgermeiIterpabt
refultirte in Der GrtpG6lung Oes Ges
metnOeausI4uB Mitglieoes Sobann
Strtegl.
9tIfen. Der %drbeitsunfGbiq Qez
poroene 8ergorbeiter 4nton 6rieori4
in mlDnarotpiB bur9T4nitt ieiner
f6lafen0en 6rau nit einem RaIirmeIs
fer Den gals unO t0Oette iia bierauf
fetbft.
Sespar. Sn MorbaGr lit 5ruu
8abette Mucca i'm Glitter BON 100 Sab
rem berI9ie6en.
g autm a r. Ser perItorbene
8tf6of SuIius Mes3Ienpi bat feline
9i03eIe our llniberialerbin ein9eIeBt
uno Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
Staot S5dtmar mebr ais 100000
Sronen Iebtfpiutg t%eItirt.
g mi | n. 9ier ereignete 't9
tiir3Ii3 Elm GROCER Grbitur5. Sine Qbs
tbeiIung 3ruppen, pel4e ii4 an Srt
uno STEELE begab, UNI cine inter ben
SeI8triimmern b~egrabene 6rdu gu ret>
ten, purbe our9 einen peiteren @rbz
ftur3 peri9iittet. @4t BON Den Solods
ten lpuroen get0otet unO 10 perleBt.
9 bieree . 9as 9~aiIionstbeds
ter feierte OieIer Sage ieinen 100iG6z
rigen 8eitun0. Qus Oielem Inlafe
tpuroen bon einbeimiI9en OorItelern
groBe 2eioen GbrtItiz@ o~rItelungen
peranItdltet, oeren GrtrGgntb gemeinz
niibigen 3peden 3ugepenoet wurbe.
3metL. Der bisberige 8iirger>
meiiter Ru0plf S6par3 lit etnItimmig
tpieoer gum 8ur9ermeiiter getpGbIt
ipor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
3a0en.

&arIsrub E. gla6 Dem 1tGotis
f9en @oranI6ldge fir 1905 betra0en
Die @innabmen 4,396,O89 Mart, oes
gen 3,631,768 Mlart i'm 8oria6re, Die
@usgdben 6,269,919 Mart, qeqen
$3.50, 709 Mart. 9ie ItGotif6e ums
Iage miro auf 40 pfennige BON 100
Wldrt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bere4s
net.-@roBes Qufieben erregte Die auf
Dem 9ieiigen 9auptbdbnbofe erfolgte
9er6aftuna oes in tpeiten &reiIen be-
tannten friiberen DIRECTORS ser @ris
fettperte in Mardu unb iebigen Ois
rettors Der Sbomds g 6ospbatperte,
8rpdbdus, Der 100000 Wdrt pertns
treut baben Iol.-0er bieiige Stats
anlpalt Sreiberr b. Hed 1T gum Minis
fterialrdtb i'm Mtnifterium oeS @robs
ber3ogIi9en !Sauies uno Der uuspGrs
tigen 4ngelegenbeiten ernonnt poroen.
9 D 9 a 8 II. Der in peis
ten Sreifen Ieiner Mitbiirger tpie Der
aus dIer Welt tommenben Sur9GIte
geI9dbte 8eTiber oes .petersburger
Sofes," 8rieOri4 Stammbu9, lift ges
itprben.
s reiburg g. Gum @oribenoen
bes itGOtif9en itotiftiI6en Qmts lit
8r. Spfef Gbrler bonn Stdtiiti16en
Qdnoesamt in Sarlsrube ernannt pors
ben.
81 a / m. IItItdotrdtb
BERNHARD &Gbn, elm boagea6teter
8irger Wannbeims, Der Batter oes be-
tonqten &omponiIten &obert 8a6n, lit
ge1torben uno IN Seioelberg in @ns
tpeIenbeit Der erIten @ertreter Der
Monnbeimer Sto0tperpattung uno
SanoeIapeIt bur9 5euer beituttet
ipproen.
Bor5bei m. @nbier lit elm
alter Acknowledgement, Der pribatier
uno friibere 8%GdermeiIter Sulius
Bauer, i'm Otter BON 76 Sabren ges
itorben. Gr mar itets Elm treuer uno
uneri4rodener QnbGnger Der bemotrus
tii6en Sd6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
Srete Std0fe.

Samburg. Die SdmburgsQmes
ritds2inie bat ben NorooeutI6eu
2Ipbboampfer nStuttgart" an9etduft,
Inn ibn i'm regelmGBigen 9ienIt aipis
f4en Samburg unO Getp Yort gu be-
nuben.
&urb a E n. 8iir3li9 tpuroe
ole erfte oeuti9e Minens& ompagnie
formirt. sic 1T 200 Mann fart uno
in 8urbapen %Itatipnirt. Inter ben
neuen 0erbdltnifen fam ole Miins
Dung Der Glbe in 5tpDlf Stunoen bur4
Minen poufommen geIperrt tperoen.
9 remen II. Cine @ereinigung BON
8remer S9iffsmutlern unb S9iffss
agenten 1T unldn9it na4 Dem 8orbiIoe
bes 8ereins Samburger S~6iffsmatler
uno S6iffsdgenten gebil0et pproen.
9 remerb dpen. Der Sdifer
beabii9tigt, fir feline 0ampfpa9t
,Soben5p1ern" elm GrIabf9iff bduen
gu laTen. @uf Der bieitsen Mobens
Decentralization beS NorooeutI6en
2Iobo tperben felt einigen Mundten
@erTu6e nit einem 6ierfiir BON pros
feFor Sditte, S9iffbuulebrer an Der
tednif9tn 9odI9ule in Ddn0ig, ions
ftruirten WooeI angeiteIt.
8 ii B e d. Der poli3ei6duptmdnn
Mund, Der ods bieiise poliaeimefen
umeeftaltet Bat. 1T i'm Otter bon 81
Sabren ~eeftprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
0eferreiG.

30 | { II. Baron Natbonief Hotbs
f9ilb bat benz 9ilfsperein fir Gungens
trante in ben OIterret9iiden SOniss
rei9en iin6 2dnoern cine Spenoe bon
10000 8ronen sefpiomet. Die erIte
Observation-Disclosures, ipel6e bier 3ur
2tuSgube gelangt, lit Die oes Ottatrins
ger 2ebrerbiIfstomites. Die Morte
seigt 6as Bib S9iaers. Die 2(ufs
I6rift befagt ben 3tped, pofir Der @rs
LOG perfpenoet tpirb, ndmIi4: CUR Be-
tleioung uno 8et0Itigung armer
S9ultinoer. Die Marte toitst finf
5eler.-Oer Maler Ruoolf QIt lit, SO
Sabre alt, geitorben.
8uOape #. Der ungarii9e Mis
niiter oes Snnern bate einen prsis
bon 1000 8rpnen fir oas bette Mert
ooer Die bette abbdn6lung ii6er Die
patbolosie uno 9berapie oes Sras
6oms ausgef9rie6en.
. n g. Der bieiige Wirtbs
f6aftsbeTiBer Qnton @iasrt, Der f9on
einmal tpegen @eiItss9eft0rtbsit in
einem SrrenbduIe i%nternirt mar,
fAnitt iiingit in @egenfpurt feiner 5pei
tleinen ainoer isiner Srau nit einem
Meier ben 9opf faft gang bonn
Rnmpfe ab. @r besab ii4 Damn glei4s
miitbig ms @aitbaus, no er BON Der
Gcnoarmerie feitseHommen lDuroe.
q munoe n. Die bieii9e Staot4
Dertretans befdloB, elm Darleben bon
100000 Gronen sur 8tdung Der itaoz
tii9en 4usgaben fir oas nddite Sabr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14
6era.

@tuttgart. Sn Dem proaeb
Der Stdbtgemeinoe Stuttgart sesen
Die S%traBenba9n : @ttiengeieaihaft
tpessn Reintgung uno r%ntsrbaItung
Der StraBsnfId9en 5tpiiden Den Sc
leifen bat Nus Oberlanoesgeridt snts
fdieoen, 6aB ote StrabenbabngsIeas
fdaft niGt perpfli6tet isi, ole apiIden
ben @eleiien liegenoen Strabenfld6sn
auf lire 9oiteH reinisen unb in Stano
balten gu ldfen.-Sberbirssrmsiiter
Goub bat fir bas Sreppsnbaus oss
i1euen EARTHQUAKES cine Gebenttafel an
ben srobsn Acknowledgement 5rieoa
rid Gift seItiftst-Iiirf ,. Ssttinasn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-14

@uuerTtein bat Der g3igierung mifges
tbeilt, Dap er auf odS piirttsmbergiI9e
Staat8biirgerre6 per5idte. 9amit
f9et0et Der Shirt fir feline perIon
aus Der piirttembergii9en &ammer
Der Stdn0esberren aug.
8~tbera9 d. Sier itarb Ser emeris
tirte tutboliI9e Pfdrrer Or. 9robit,
Oeiien Sori9ungen iibsr Die Geologic
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