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Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09

benefit of that gen tleman just what the University needs. Among the necessities is an arrangement with the city whereby sewer pips can be laid, which will entail about six miles of line, including all connections. An othe, feature which came up was the desire for better water system. The college wants another pumping plant established. good piple line put in and the necessary hydrants in- stalled with proper connection with the municipal water plant.
 One of the prettiest weddings of the season took place Saturday Jan. 2s) at the priests house, Dr. J. c. Wilson and Miss Helen Gung'l, both of Will COX, constituting the high con tracing parties. The lady is sister of J. c. Gung'l, the government transportation agent at Fort Huachuca, who came over on the BurrO to attend the cere- mony. The bridal party registered at the Santa Rita after the knot was tied and left yesterday morning on No. 10 for an extended trip in the east, ac- companied by the good wishes of nu- merous friends in this city. Among the wedding presents rece.Y Yed by the happy couple was check for $500 from the brides father, an exquisite silver set from the brother, aud an immense cut glass punch bowl, a beautiful china set and some fancy specimens of cut glass berry dishes from the sisters of the bride.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09

the yards. The lire company was at once called out, and succeeded in con trolling the fire to such an extent that no serious damage was done to prop erty in that neighborhood.
 It now seems to have been definitely settled that the Phelps Dodge inter- ests will build railroad from south ern Arizona to the great coal aud coke fields of Durango, Colorado. It is also still among the probabilities that the Southern Pacific will extend it's line up the Frisco river to the same point but be that as it may, this camp, as we as the entire mining section of the southwest, will be greatly bene- fitted by the building of the Phelps Dodge road, no matter where the line may be laid out, as 1t will bring in cheaper fuel, lumber and mining tim bers, which are heavy items of ex- pense in mining.
 FRoM TIE BULLETIN.
 Miss Blanche Solomon informally entertained few friends last Friday evening in honor of her birthday.
 Chas. F. Solomon left Wednesday for Fl Paso. Before returning he will visit Tn Tucson and go to Phoenix on business, in which latter city he Is in terested in the mercantile business of Goldberg Bros.
 Under sheriff Richardson reports thirty-four prisoners in the county jail, with the sub b,jails at Clifton and Morcnci both doing big business. Only prisoners with sentences of sixty days or less are kept ia the Clifton and Morenci jailS.
 Judge P. c. Little's court was busy on Monday of this week with the case of GOrdo East, f0urteenyear-old boy uf Pima, who is complained of as an incOrrigible and fit subject for the industrial school at Benson. Alter listening to evidence in the matter, Judge Little ordered that the boy be placed in the reform school for pc. riod of i've years.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
THE NEWS OF TUCSON
 AND OF PIMA COUNTY

FRoM THE CITIZEN
 A double set of articles of incor- porati0n have been filed, the com. panies being known as the Arizona Building company and the Tucson Realty company. The iDcorporators in both cases were Epes Rap pdolph, Nose Drachman aud William Parker. In the first case the capital stock is placed at S250, 900, with shares of $l00 each, and in the other company the capital stock is $l00,0 ,000 with shares at the same figure. The object is to con duct the usual real estate business in this vicinity.
 The Board of Regents met with President G. w. P. Hunt, of the coun- eli, yesterday, and se5 forth for the
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
Out of the Mouths of Babes.

First Small B,y-My sister got her p cture in tn paper for bein' cured.
 Second Small Boy-Huh That ain't nothin'. My goat got his picture in colors on brew'ry poster.
 Grocer Ito small customer)-Johnny would you like to have an apple?
 Johnuy-N0 sir. I'm afraid to eat 'em.
 Grocer-W Why?
 Johnny my grandfather died of appleplexy.
 Little Johnuy-Papa says that honesty is the best policy.
 Mamma We'll, what of it dear?
 Little Johnny-Papa's politician, ism he?
 Mamma
 Little Johnny-Then how does he know?-Chicago News.
 H. N. Crane has received an assay from samples recently sent him from his property in the Tonto Basin country, the assay showing $Si.S0 in gold to the ton. Crane along with James Noel, located this property some time ago, after selling what Is known as the Single Standard to a company which is now oserating it. The claim Is near the Single Standard, and has three well developed lodges, all of which run fully as high in gold as was shown by the last assay, which came from rock out of the smallest ledge. Crane is highly elated with this last showing, and predicts big results from the claim when once 1t is fully developed. .-Jerome News.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
What Has Happened in the Terri tory Since Our Last
 sSue.
ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION.
New Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe, aud the Owner of Live Stock Everybody VIII Have Money
The supreme court will reconvene March 30, to render decisions.

The supreme court will reconvene March 30, to render decisions.
 A joins meeting of the various boards of supervisors of the territory is to be held in Phoenix today to dis cusS needed legislation.
 X collision between east bOund passenger No. s and log train, at Williams, Arizona, on the 3lSt ut, resulted in the death of Engineer Blackwood, of the log train, and Fire man Beckham, of the passenger.
 Judge Joseph Kibbey, attorney gem eral of Arizona, has rendered an opin. ion to the effect that justices of the peace can commit juvenile offenders to the Territorial Industrial school. Many were of the opinion that only the judges of the probate and district courts had this power.
 A Washington dispatch says; The struggle for the goyernship of Arizona has commenced. The President has had a number of talks with Arizona people about who Is the most avail able man for the place. There will be DO selection made, however, until Governor Brodie comes here and talks over the matter with the president Former Judge Wells, of Prescott, Me ClintOck, postmaster at Phoenix, and Territorial Secretary Nichols are men. tioned prominently
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY
FROM THE GUARDIAN

FROM THE GUARDIAN,
 NJ. c. Taylor has gone to California for short stay.
 J. c. Pursley made business trip to Globe thlS week. After returning Jim bought a matched buggy team of blacks, with which he proposes to put on style henceforth.
 H. II. lift, of Solomonville, has in. vented an irrigation pump that prom ises to excel anything yet invented in that line, which he has patented. He has model now in his shop. It has from six to ten cylinders. A twelve cylinder pump will throw 1900 gallons per minute with a maximum resist auce of 364 pounds in a well 3O feet deep. It is built for horse power or an engine. Mir. lift has worked on lhis pump for several years and now has it perfect.
 The county school superintendent went to visit one of the largest schools of the valley yesterday and found that it had heen dismissed to allow the children to attend the races at Solo monyille, for no fault of the teachers, however, but because so many of the parents had taken their children to the races that there were not enough left with which to open school. Su perintendent Moody was not well pleased with this state of affairs. FRoN TIE ERA
 Henry Hill, one of Clifton'5 most enterprising citizens, is having the south Clifton school repaired at his own expense.
 Mrs. E. M. Hurd expects to leave the latter part of the week for her new home in Globe, where Mir. Hurd has already gone to take charge of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company's branch at that point
 Ambrose Burke, the well known To. cal mining man, was recently united in marriage tO one of Los Angeles most accomplished daughters. Mir. Burke and his bride are expected to arrive in Clifton shortly.
 The Arizona Copper company has removed the sand in front of it's new office building and it will only be question of d short time until if will have the tracks a1d streets cleared from the Arizona Copper company's store to the freight depot. Work has been suspended on the river front since the accident to the slag train, in which event all of the heavy iron slag cars were badly damaged. It will likely be some time before new cars can be se- cured and in the meantime the com. pany is handling the Slag the best way 1t can.
 A fire occurred in the yards of the Coronado railroad Tuesday night which originated in most peculiar manner. A drawhead pulled out of the sIag train near the rock house and the train, loaded with redhot slag, broke away and came down over the track at rapid rate. When near the Arizona Copper company'S supply warehouse the cars left the track, dis. trlbuting the molten slag along over
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
00lNGS IN PHOENIX AND
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY

FROM THE ENTERPRISE
 The precipitation in Phoenix during January was 3.3l inches, the greatest for that month in ten years.
 The Southwestern Home Telephone company has just been organized in RedlandS, Cal, with the intention of constructing a line to Phoenix and other Arizona towns. 10 is stated that line will be commenced immediately from Redlands to Yuma aud from that place will be continued to Phoenix.
 If fortune continues to smile upon J. Elliott Walker as she has done thus far in the sheriff contest, he is sheriff by very large majority. The recount in the Fourth ward in Phoenix gave Mir. Walker net gain of Is votes over that shown by the canvass made after the election by the board of supervis- orS of Maricpa county. Thus in pre- Cinct where the friends of Cook eX- pected to gain votes for him l3 were lost.
 FROM THE REPUBLICAN.
 J. NJ. Harmon, for long time in charge of the birds of the Phoenix oS. trich farm Is about to start an enter. pfise of that kind of his own. He has bought of George Thompkins eighty acres north of the Fowler school house for that purpose The price paid was $65 an acre. Ist twice as much as Nr. ThompkinS paid only five years ago.
 Ducks are reported more plentiful now than at any other time for two years past. All the hunters are bring ing in good bags. Mallards, sprigs, widgeons, teal, spoOnbills and occas. ionally redheads and canvas backs, are being killed on the river and the irrigated fields. Several parties are contemplating trips to the Florence reservoir. A party of four intends leaving on this mornings train. From present weather indications the ducks will remain plentiful until next month.
 The Republican made mention last week of the fruit trees tuat are al. ready blossoming in this favored eli mate. Another boast might have been made had the fact been known at that time. That is that one farmer has already cut crop of barley hay. It is NIT. Wetzler. the vegetable man, who is cultivating small tract near Country club just west of town. There are few places in the world where hay-making begins in January and lasts almost until Christmas. The trouble with the farmer in this country is that he has to spend so much time harvesting his crops that he don't get time enough 10 plant new ones.
 Buy your meats at the Globe Meat n nrKaf 1A lnf cfa pa 1T hi ic
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09
Oldest Inhabitant Again.

That's the highest the Jordan has ever been known to rise," said one of Methuselah's friends just after a great rise in the historic river.
 "Oh, mo-" replied Methuselah, it was foot higher than that about s60 years ago, when l was lad of l04.n- Dallas News,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-02-09

Buy your meats at the Globe Meat market, where the best of everything is kept Orders promptly filled and de- livered ip any part of town. D. Murphy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01
MriadDcn Der Wcntcrci.

llebeIitGnbc aiif Der ruiiiiden 1lotte.
namentlih oif oe~rienigcn oeS
Shpar5en Weercs. - @oS man
in Waibington boriiber meib.
Woibineton II, 9. g.. 80. SUM.
= Sn bieiieen Worinefrciien berrid)t
Die Mniift, bab Ole @eiiterei an 9orb
bes Han5erihiffes v8nioS Toiemfin"
cine 6oIge itreneer 7is5iplinar.Nab
reeeIn lit, Die bon Der ruiiiifen Ma.
rineperipaItune %angeoronet wurbeu.
nddoem es iid ergeben batte. oab Die
@irtbfhaft in Der Warine iiberboupt,
iinb ipe5iea auf ben Sdiffen oes
Shtpor5en Meer.0~ eifmabers, idau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01

Stooten Itrc6tcn sic &erri6ait iiber
0os Stinc Otccr an. Die Ser. Stoo.
ten 6eflun0etcn oicics 9eltreben blirf
Ole lif)cSermcbrung ibrer
Stdrfe SIR Gee.
@citcr iortiobrcno crfl0rtc Sir
HSobn, Dob in nid)t Ierrer 3ufunft
Sroocn I'M Stillcu O5ean entlteber
milrocn, mclte Die Golitif Snpnn'S,
Der Scr. Stooten uno 8roBbritun.
MEMS inuolpiren miirocn. Gr fragtc,
mus @robbritonnien oonn tbltn mir
&c, mcnn icinc rirrtcrelien nid)t mcbr
nit bcncn ser bcibtn groBen Middtc,
ocrcn GIottcnboliS I'M StlQen O5eon
lit, i0cntiid mdrcn. Niemono glollbs
re, ooB oo9 brittl6 . iupontldc Blind
nib INNER mo epig oollern milr0e.
Wtit 1urd)t ulo Sfrcdcn blifc@roB-
britunnicu oti cilten Vrlld) nit Den
Ser. Stontcn, ober cs fonnc nld)t
ieinc 9litgcn Dor Der Sbatind)e per
idlicBcrL bob cS 5mtlhelt oen be
freut0cten 9tottoncn gum grlld) &c
fommcn lei. Sir &obn irogte, mas
Die Hcgicrlng tbGtc, i'm Gonobo un0
Die britilhcn aoIonicn an Die arobc
Observation-Disclosures 5u crinncrn, oic lie
ilbcrnchnlen milrocn, perm lire SGs
fen mo Ocwoltigen lSntcreilen i'm
StiIlcn N5can mmittclbur bcorobt
pilrOcn.
IN lcinCr Nntmort crfl0rtc Scfres
tor Trctilnun Sir ,Sobn Golomb, ooB
@robbritomicn Die NCrrihoit iiber
irgcno Elm Wtccr nift meitcr niinidc,
olS onS e2 cine Qlcifc Spportunit0t
fiir @roBbritnntien'S &onocl8intcrci,
len anltrcbc, obnc Illrd)t oocr @m1it.
0ie Grtlorut9, oaB @roBbritonnicE
Die ScrrId,nit iibcr ocn Stilan S5con
oocr ir0cno ein onocrcS Mccr mint
Ihc, f0nntc ioIid) mli9efoBt perocn.
Sr. Eretpmon inQte pciter, ooB Die
britilhcn ariegsidifie I'M Stilcll
O5eon iiir Ole britiidJen @onoclaintc-
rcIlcn sur Belt un0 10 ipcit, lpie oli
cine iebr lunge Belt poroltS geiebct
perocn f0nltc, 9%enilgtcn.
Sn @etrcii Der ncllcn Sflod)t
ihiffc, iogtc &r. Yrctpnol1, BOB Die
Hebrcn, mcIhc Der Sccfricg i'm Ter.
itcn Often QcGcbeu bate. BON Der No.
mirolit0t pol unb gon5 bchcrSigt
iporocn m0rcn. Gr fonntc ingclt, ooB
Die bcobIihtigtcn Ncnocrlmgcn in ocn
Eldnen iiir 0cn Ban bon aricQaifit.
fen I'M Wcicntlihcn olif ocn Hcbrcn
6crubtcn, mcId)c ole crite @clcgerbeit,
nm EI0nc olif mirfIifeu H~eiultotcn
81 bolircn, Iclt piclen &obrcn geboten
60tte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01
= an 0arbciterz strife unO
butigc &rnUollc in
II ngarn.

9uoupcit llnGorn, 80. &uni. 49,
Gin beocnflihcr Strife ser 2ono.
nrbeitcr lit in llngoru ollSgebrod)cn.
,Sn molldcn @cNcn0cn miro ioIt 0nr
feline Nrbcit Ocrridtct mo bic Grn0te
bot 6orllntcr 5lt lciocn. Nm picIelt
Srtcn boben arolpolc ItnttQciun0cn,
mo cine Nn5ubl Stritcr lulr0cn BON
@en0urmen geto0tct. Gcrihic0cne
Sofolbcbor0en bnbcn NM %milItGriidc
Siilic crlltdt.
berlin, 80. Suni. - Mus Slim
tirdcn I'M iinQoriid)cn Gontitot @aro'
ma miro 0cmeIbCt, ooB in ser 6orti.
gen @cgen6 cine o~llgcmcinc Nrbcit5-
cinltclllng icitcn9 Der SonOorbcitcr,
bcionocrS olri Sen @iitcrn 0cS Gr5hcr.
5oaS 6ricOrid, nm 'ih 9cgriiicn bot.
Nci WcIio-Srcp (Obcring) fam c@
5milhcu 2nn6Icutcn un08cn9oormcn
5i cincm bllttQcn 3lriomnucnltob
bel Dem mcbrcrc ECriolten ihrucr Der.
lett mltr0cn.
S|enotor @ucpn bel nj
SuIton.
Y o II a nttnopct 80. ,<lnt. -
Ter sultan cptln0 hcllte III elmer 1ris
pnt Iioicn5 0cn umcrifoniidcn &c.
lonotcn Sciibnton ipcId)er ibnt Den
@unoc%icnoter Bacon bon Georgia
poritcltc.
NGbcrc N|u3tuuft &C.
II II Il d) t.
EoriS, 30. Suni. - llntcr Sen
Mitglicocrn scr 0cputirtcnfonmcr
mo Dem ollgcmcinen Elblifilm oiebt
lid einigc lln5uiricoenbcit funo, meii
Der pollc @ortlollt ser 5uiiden
Scutld)Iuno mo Sronfreid) ollsac.
tailldtcn Woroffo Notct nidt Der.
otfcntliht morocu lit. obtpobl Die
GitlnteIIenS bcfonnt lit. 2olit Grfunl-
ot8llHgeH III alltlld)ell Sretlen miro
Die Scroiientlifrmg Der Noteu nid)t
erfol9ert. bis Die Srngc enoeiiltig ent.
'd,ieocn 1T, oo mar Ger Nuiid)t lit, ooB
lie EN- fol'dlea Silb BON Der jctigen
Sltilotlon Iieicrn niirocn, menn
lttd)t 5ligIeidJ Die oiplomtotiihen ltl-
terreoungen b%etrefis Der Sdnpicri9.
telt bel9cgeben p1reu. 0ieie miiito-
ltd)en WlttbeiIungcn, meIde eill bciie-
res Ginpcrncbneu ST @ege gebrnd)t
Dobcil, oolern nod tort, llhb es lit
Fremlcr Hollpier's Iblid)t, Die emo.
Solllng Der Sruee abSupar-
ten, cbc er cine amtlid}e GrflGrung
ubgiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01

berbnft lei. &or nidt LANCER 3cit
ipur6e cine llnterillhuno pon ocnt
GiccsIbmiroI Sihufnin, benz oonloz
ligen 9efeblSbobcr hicicS @cihpo.
0cra, oorgenomnlcn uno oerielbc cr-
I%tattctc Der WnrincpGrnoltunQ in &c.
tcrSburg einen 9eriht, meld)er oic
SfGoen in ihonungSloieiter 0eiie
oltfocdte. Gam nrtroen Rcform.
Wobregeln cin9efiibrt, unb 5lpur IN
oller id)Griiter Wciic. SnSmiidcn ipus
rem lnoeB 'cbr pielc bon ocn bclicrclt
Sffi5leren nno Wonnid)oftcn an bic
Office Slotte o%bgcgcbcn mor0cn, ipc-
5icQ Wold)iniltcn @ci5cr ln0 on0crc
tcdniihe Nrbeiter, ltno unerfobrCnc
2elte, Die gor nid)t an GiS5iplin &c.
mobnt luarer, luurbcn fir oicicl6cn
eingelteIlt.
GteS modtc Die Sodc nod ihlpic,
ri9cr; iiberoicS marc IomiroI Sidrlfs
min OILS 9iodioIQer fir Nocllon an oic
SpiBc Der Woriuc Nominiltrotion be
rltien mo N0nlirol &rugcr nubm
ICinc STEELE Gin.
Grci9niiic, mic OoS Grihicbcn ciz
mes Wntrolcn, Der iih iibcr ungcnieB.
bare 2cbcnSmittcl bctlu0t, 5eiocit
nod Nniid,t Der biciiQcn Wnrinc Pitt
torit0tcn Dob mon IN borld)en Wtob.
rcQcln ST lucit gc0ongen Icin oilrftc,
mo Die Iolgc lit MIN cine Wtclttcrci,
mcld)c Die Tl@0cbntt9 elmer SnIurs
rcftion nn5unebmcn ihcint.
Ser nanio5 Eotcmfin" mar ooS
bette Shiff Der Sdipor5en Mccrs
Glottc. is mar cineS Der ncucitcn
BON 1880 Sonnen. SoS Sdiii lit
I'M Sabre 1900 oui Der @crit bon Nj
f%oloieii pom StopCI gclollen morocn
unO beilnoct lid nid)t l1nger, ais Gin
Sobr I'M Sicnlt. GuS cin5ig grobcrc
Enn5crid)ifi beS @cldNuobcrS lit bic
Fri Spioticlto," Gin olteS Sdiil, i'm
Sabre 1898 Gcbout. Goliclbc bat
ctiuo 500 Sonncn mebr Woiicrpcrs
oronoumg, ais Die oEotcmfin". 9onm
gcborcn bcnt @clhlpnbcr nod Die
Eon5erld)iiic @corgi.Eobicoonoicii"
1892, 1910 Sonncn, oSinopp"
GSSO, 10,tS1 (ollnen, oGfntcrino
Der 3mcitc" GSSG), t1,OlS Gonnen,
mo .SdcSmo" OS56), 1O,93O (on.
ncr, an, fcrner 5lpci Eon5crihilie
5mciter aloiie. oNoitilou" II. oGopcns
no5ot," ionic icd)S un1eihiibtc arcils
ger, Die gum SbciI irbr olten Gntunls.
iino. meiitcnS IN Ocn 10cr &obrcn &c.
boltt, 5lpci GiiitcnzG ertbcioiQlungSs
Shifie, oie IN 1873 mo 1879 &C.
bout, 5poli Corpcoobootiogcr mo
6rei Sorpeoo-Sunoncnboote.
Won lit bier iiber5cugt, 0oB Der
oanio5 Eotemtin" ca nit ScIhtlgtcit
nit Der 0on5en iibri0cu 6Iottc oii-
nebrlcn fonntc, oo bon Dem Ncit nllr
lpenige Shiiic i%ibcrboupt bictittouG.
lid iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01
GnNlano'S WadDt Silr SEC.
@cnlertclHmcrtbc NerlBernnoen int
Parliament. - HipoIilircnoc Nt.
t"crclicn oui Dem Stiaen Wccrc.

2onOOn. 30. Silni. Snt
HUtie Scr Tebntte iiber boS Slottrn,
@ilo0ct criltftc gbmunb Hobcrtion
NlbcroD, elm iriiberer Gipll.Horb Der
NomiroIit0t, i'm llnterbouIie nm mel,
tcrc Wittbcilingcn iiber Die ncllet
Shlndtihiiie. Der MbmiroIitGtS.
Scfrct0r Erctpnon a%ntiportete III ein,
gcbenocr @eiie mo nobm fir Die
Slotte inter Dem neitcn Flan Die
botitc 2ciitumeSidbiafeit ingnipr,d.
Nus Itrotcgiiden @riiltoen lebntc or
cS nb, gin5elbeiten iiber Die rrlcn
Shlodtidiife mit3litbeilcrt ober CT
logtc, DOB @rcbbritannien imSd)lI's'
bnu onoerer @6Ifcrn poron 5n lhrei.
ten, nid)t ibncn Sl iolgen %aeocnfc.
Sir Sobn Golomb (Gon Ierpatipcr,
irijbcr Gapit1n in Ser foniglidlen
Murinc 4. Irtillcrie) iagte, oaB or nit
oen Hconcrn Scr Oppolitlpn III Der
GrfIGruns. boB Die 3eit fi'r Serab'
icbung Scr Nusgoben fir Die 5lotte
9%cfonnmen wGre, niht iibereinltin1me.
Sn 8e9entbeil oeute Illes, mle SIR
&obn iagtc. oltf Ole 3otbipeltot9tclt
bin, oab @robbritonnien DIE Sforte
ieiner 6lottc aufred,t erbalte. Die
mirtIitc 6roac lpdre Jest: vWer miro
oaS Stiac Mcer beherrlten2" Ern'
iioent RcciepeIt bate seiagt ote Ter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01
Sbeatcrbrano mnb 0cbcnsucrlnit.

Hem gorf, 30. Suni. - Gin
beiitc IN 9eitb's Sbeoter an ser Dit.
fl. StrnBe nliseebrod,enes tSeler rid
tete Sdnoen gum 9etroge bon 49,
600 an. 0enrp 9ofer, elm i'm Sbeo.
ter angeIteuter Ibiirbiiter, eritidte
m1breno bes 0ranoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-01
GopitGn bcS 81 nj Fotcm'
{ II" dCloht I.

fin" ~9cloht.
YctcrSburg. 30. sunni. - In'
mirul @ircniIs, Scr Gbcf 0cS Wuri'
rcItobcS, fam lid ole Wcutcrci llid)t
crfl1ren. Ger Gomnlnnoont Oca
n&nio5 Eotcmfin" mar ollgcncin oils
irclunolidcr Monn, Der icinc llntcr0c'
bellcn gut bebonocltc, bctonnt. 3lt,
Dem id)rcibcn bic rlliiiihcn Wnrincre.
qlIotionen Dor, 0ob ocr Gommou'
bont ic6cs aricgSihiifc@ bcrpilidtct
lit, peri6nlid) lid bon Der @cihoifel,.
hcit scr Suppc, bcpor Iic Den Wonra
id)oitcn gcrcidt miro, 81 iIbcr5cugcr
2onooncr 0ef ii / 6 tnngen.
2onoon. 80. SUM. - gtnt bicii-
ger Nnlidt fam ans DEM Nomboro"s
mlent bon SbclIo ourd) oic Wcutcrcr
nli ocm Shlod)tlhiiic oaniu5 30
tcnlfin" leid)t cine fritildc iniernn.
tionole Situotion ermntlcn. COL,
ten Die frcmbl1noilden aoniuIn in
Sbelio nm Shut blird) aricg&lhilfc
hires ScimatblonocS crllld)cn, 10
hilrftc Die Goroonellcn Gro1c cine
ldipicrigc mo eioentbiimlidc @cltol.
ting crfobren. Nod Den @citinmlln-
gen bcS Eoriicr GcrtrngcS 0iiricn MIR
ruilild,e mo tiirfiide aric0Sihiiic
oilrd, Die Iorooncllen . Strabc III
bnS Sdhuor5c Mcer e%iniobrcn. Sis
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