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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
CAPT. 0SCO0D MAKES
A STRONG PROTEST
He Has Been Relieved as Weigh
Master al The National
Soldiers Home.
old SOLDIERS MAKING COMPLAINTS
Grand Commander Of Grand Army
of the Republic Looks Into Various
Troubles at Southern sranch-De.
posed Official is Said to Have Made
Coal Dealers His Enemies.
Old SOLDIERS MAKING COMPL AINTS

CAPT Charles Osgood. commander
Of The department of North Carolina
and Virginia, Grand Army of The Re
public has written a letter To Cor
porai Tanner, the grand commander
OF the order in Washington, protest
ing aaginst orders recently issued in
The National Soldiers Home.
Capt. Osgood will go 10 Washington
this evening in order to see the grand
commander, as Mr. Tanner, it is said
has written to General Mcmahon, the
president of the board of managers,
calling The attention of the board to
Capt. Osgoods charges.
Capt. Osgood has been the weigh
master al the Home for many years,
but he was relieved of his position
by an order from Governor Knox yes
ierday. Just what reasons are as.
signed in the order of dismissal could
not he learned, but IL was said that
the order stated that the companies
supplying the Home with coal were
opposed to Capt Osgood's weights.
This report could not be confirmed.
Mr.. Franz Riemann, who served
with the Seventh infantry during the
MerrimacMoniior scrap in Hampton
Roads has been appointed weigh
master, succeeding Capt Osgood.
II is understood that the letter writ
ten by the grand commander was Bit
ing and laid hare many complaints
Of the old men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Texan Uses His Fists on The I'm.
pud9nt FIunky.
FIGHT IN HOTEL DINING ROOM
Guest insulted Because lie offered
Twenty Cent Tip to the Naughty
Gargon Who Poeketed the Bounty
but iteaped Abuse on Giver.
(Ry Associniel Press.l

ST. LOUISA March l.--Allen Hall,
Il merchant of Fort Worth, Texas,
with party of friends, entered the
Jefferson hotel dining room at 7
O'Clock tonight for dinner. They took
seats at Harris table and had to
wait an unreasonably long time before
their orders We're taken. Hall spoke
TO the waiter about this and received
scroniul smiles in reply.
When the dinner was over the
waiter presented check for $3.50.
Han tossed Harris n SIS bill, telling
HIM to keep the change.
With sncer and muttered Hes
Il regular Vanderbilt" the waiter
pocketed the little tip, less than half
of 10 per cent. of the bill that Jeffer-
son hotel walters ordinarily expect.
Hall was white with rage in a mo.
mcnt
I'm knock your block off," he cried
Gene on and do It," said the
waiter. Then they mixed. and when
they went to the floor Hall was on
top He pummel!ed the walters
head tin he cried for help, while
men and women looked on with
amazement
When the other walters threatened
Hall he beat retreat from the dining
room. Harris is no longer waiter
at the Jefferson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Dinimutive Axtecs.

The feminine direct descendants OF
the famous Aztecs are tiny creatures,
eXquisltcly formed and refined in fea-
iure. They carry the head with the up
Tearing grace of the full blooded Id.
dian; their skins are not red, but a
clear, smooth copper color that shines
IKE gold in the sun; their hair IL
'on'Sc ana black rs ebony, and they
are decorated with bright feathers and
gay ornaments. These women make
the most wonderful pottery that con,es
To us from Mexico, for they have Kept
the old Aztec forms and decorations In
their art, and they also weave wonder
lul baskets and do exquisite embroid-
cry
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
HAMPTON NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS Continued

hard study and good training and the
performance was we'll receivey. There
weer an abundance of catchy songs
well sung, and each participant acted
his or her part TO the entire sat
isfaction Of the audience
THE Birth Of Old Glory" was bean.
'ifnlly costumed. well staged and
Mr. Traylor and those supporting him
should feel satisfied with the recep-
lion
In the east We're many of the best
singers in town
Miss ldear Traylor Of Petersburg.
was seen in the title role. while MIR
Charles Junken was the very picture
of Uncle Sam"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

by turning The handle of an organ
the Italian in England obtains nearly
eight times as much per week rs he
can earn in Italy. more than four times
rs much us the English farm labmer
and nearly three times the pay of the
policeman who moves him OH when
requested. Thousands OF skilled ar.
tisans who have served apprenticeship
us carpenters. painters and joiners get
only half the organ grinders pay. for
the Italian reckons it Il very poor week
indeed If lie makes less than $15, and
he often gets $3.50 to 500 or more.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
The angler Fish,

The angler fish angles for his prev.
From the upper part OF his head project
two long tcntacles. with ncshy extrem
tiles. which wave about in the water
and attract small fish, that, approach
ing and attempting to seize lie sup
posed bait. are themselves captured ly
The angler Without this device to mt.
tract his prey he would probably starve
10 death. rs he is heavy ana OF CON
paiativcly slow motion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Order.

Order Is lovely nymph, the child ,6t
beauty ana WISDOM her attendahte
hre comfort, neatness and activity; her
abode Is Tie valley of happiness; she
Is always TO be found when sought for,
hhd never appears so lovely as when
compared with her opponent, disorder.
johnson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
BIRTH OF OLD GLORY"
SCORES BIG SUCCESS
Pany of Amateurs Pleased Large
Audience in Pyhian Hall.

Mr.. Robert j. Traylor scored an
other success in musical comedies
last night when strong cast of ANA.
tenrs under his directions, presented
the catchy little play 1.-The Birth of
Old Glory" to packed house in
Pythian Castle hall.
The members Of the cast showed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
CDusitlrruic.

y. IAN incorrigible borrower
me liver. old man. Y. (weakly lend
Ing him II 1851 keeping the other
shilling to pay for the postage Of the
letters which shall have 10 write YOU
before get my money back. X (cool-
ly)-keep shillings. then. That will
give me more time. -r.ondon Tit-Bits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Pride of AncektrC.

arm proud OF The fact that my
grandfather used to split rails" de.
rlarcd Swcllsomc Donothing.
$50" said his friend
Yes, indeed. If he hadn't Id prob.
ably have been splitting wood myself
instead of blowing In his Money
Detroit Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
,ranchinr The reanI,a-

Mother (whose children have had al
education superior TO her own, to her
small daughter, whom she is In the bet
OF sinacking) III learn yon not to, con
lraoict me! Small Daughter between
her sobs)-feach, mother, teach
Huucl a.,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Mr.. Moreland Has Typhoid.

Alfonso MOreland is i'll with ty-
phoid fever in the home Of his par
cnts, in the West End DR. w. H.
Howard is attending him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Mir. earleam tsere To-Day.

Mr.. j. Il. Barham, president of the
Peninsula Pure Water Company, is
expected to reach Hampton from
Philadelphia this morning MIR. Bar
ham will be accompanied here by the
chief engineer Of his company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

the last regular meeting and the ad
lonrned sessions OF the body artcr
which the reports Of the town officers
were read,
The recorder reported that there
would be n deficit for the current
month and the mayor and ducorder
we're authorized to borrow the sum
Of $50 from the Bank of Phoebus II
cover the same
The reports OF committees were
called for and the first reported wa
from the ordinance committee rec
ommending the franchise for the ga
company. and the matter was taken
up at once.
Franchise Adopted
Town Attorney ~. II. Powers wae
requested 10 read the franchise as
amended by the committee, ana the
ordinance was taken up by sections.
After the reading of the payer the
ordinance was adopted without dis
cnasion. and an order issued direct
ing tho proper authorities 10 adver
tise for bids fer the same in accord.
ance with the state law regulating
the sale Of franchises
After the adoption of the ordi.
nance Mr. J. NJ Cumming, presiden;
OF The company. asked that the mat
Ter be TccCnSiufrf ana unJsr al,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

H,mnton Ro,d, Po;,v,,, o,a J,,a,,,
Company. asking for a statement of
taxes due the town by the company.
and expressing the desire to pay the
slime. The matter was referred to
the town attorney
The liquor license Of Messrs Ed
ney x Rawls was transferred to john
Sherman The business to be conduct
ed at 3ll Mallory street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02
Relations became Strained.

Mrs Ambish often tell my hub-
band wish lie had more get up hnd
ger about him. Mrs. Jellers-tndeed2
I'VE OFTEN heard that he gets up ntid
gets his own breakfast-C Chicago Trib-
unc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

The arrows of sarcasm are barbed
with contenpt 1t Is the snccr in tic
satire Or ridicu'e that gals and wounds
" Gladden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

A few bareins in Diamond Rings at
Beniley's. NH l-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

a lazy man is as useless ms u denJ
man and takes VI more room hub
bard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

Jewelry al half price AT Bcntley's.
NH l-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

There are reasons why Lowry's
Cushion Made Harness Is hest. 1t
comes natural for me to cut leather. ),
Both of my grandparents we're leather
workers and when a DO? | assisted
in every branch Of tanning leather.
don't work boys or cheap labor. make
my own harness. LOWRY. the Har-
ness and Vehicle Man. No. Is West
Queen Street Hampton. Va. GIN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-02

In my womb and ovaries," writes Mis-.
Naomi Bake. of Webster Groves, Mo-.
and my manSes were very painful
and irregular. Since taking Cardui I
feel like 4 new woman, and do nas
suffer as did,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
Grog6cr5ogt6nrt 6eGeu.

Sorm It q t. Ssi Der GrIaBpubI
zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Sta0t
9armitaOt fir Den mad MainS Der
Iebten OberItautSonpoIt Or. Buff
wuybe BON IGlNmtIiden etipa 100 an
peIenoen WablmGnnern Der national
liberolen Eurtei SbsrbiirQermeiiter Sr.
@Id''irg gum Nbacoronctcn qelpdbIt.
W} a in 4. Der 3OjGbri0e Irbeitcr
2ubpi0 8eder %iIiir5te in or 2odfobrit
BON Ilbre6t in einen SeiieI iieoenoen
2ades. Der Ncrunqliidte trrg iGred
lid)e Srunonunoel rooon, oeuen er i'm
SoIpitale erlegen lit,
M n b q d. Sn elmer @emeinOe
ruthsiiBun9 Wur0e Die 9ieIerun9 Der
Qsbrmittel fir Ole @oltsI6uIen nurd,
Die @emeinoe fir obligatoriih ertlGrt
uno oofiir Elm &re0it bon 5000 Mort
bepiQigt.
Sffenbo Of. Die itGotiiGen
SprperIdoiten bei6loiIen Sen Neubau
zines Goswerts. Die 9outoiten iino
auf ruro 100000 Mart perons
19lagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16

ibm Geobrfeigte ouf einem Stuble
Iibeno foot Dor. Die Qet1e puroe be
ihloqnahmt. Wan psrmutbet, baB Ser
zoo ourh einen gluterguB in 6us Sc
biru einectreten lit,
Osfau. Die Nufbebuns Ser
So6rmGrtte beuntra9tsn teim bieii9en
@emeinoeratb 10 Stootperpronete nit
Der SeqriinOunQ, 0uB ole Midrtte Die
einbeimiIhsn 0ererbetrsitenoen ldds
oiotsn uno iiberDnllpt teine 3sitgemGbe
@inribtuilg ieien. Der @smsinoeratb
lebnte absr nit Is qe0en II Simmer
oieien Nntro9 ob, 10 Dab ole WIGrtte
Der Stoot 9eiIau erbolten bleiben.
SetmoIb. Inter osn bpd)itebens
Sen Decentralization, peld,e anldblih
oes @sburtstaqes hss &aiierS Nus
3eihnungen erbOIten bobeu, bsfinoet
Iif aud Shirt 2eOppI0 w. 5ur 2ippe.
Sbm 1T Der Hotbe INIeroroen /. SlaHe
AT Sbeil aerpprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
er(aG- Sof6rinaen.

Strab BURG. Der peritorbere
elIGiIiide llnteritoats Setretdr b.
S6raltt perr1aAt. tsitamentarii6 Der
StrdBburaer Grangcrie $4,000 Start
unb Der llnip,riltdt Wiir3bure 5000
Wart.-gia6 ldnaerem 2eioen lit bier
Der bGDeriihe Oberleutnant a. 3.
Jriebrih SOrmGnn bon 6orbud, lang
jGbrigeS Wlit9lieb oes 2iterdrii6en
Bureaus unb Heoutteur Der bieiiQen
.Imtliden SorreiponOen3" %geItorben.
oqendu. Siir3lid fweierte Die
elidIiilhe S6rif T~tellerin Maria Nebe
ibren 80. @eburtstag, sic III Die Sat-
tin oes bieiigen pfarrers Wiihel unb
itammt aus Der dlten 8udoruders
fdmilie GeiB in StraBburg.
M b. Wegen S0otung zines dine
iiihen poli5eiiolouten in Yis9ie pers
urtbeilte bas ariegsgeri6t ben Wtuss
tetier Gina bonn bieiigen 100. Snfans
t,ets,R Regiment 81 % Sabren @efdngs
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
46arimgi(6e Staateu.

90 M q r. Der Yeitalp55iperein
i'm 8rpBherSDgthume Soldier tonnte
ian perf(oiieiien Sabre 1910 Mort an
146 bilfsbeoiirftiqe Qebrerpittpsn unb
9ebrerpoiIen rerttetlcn. Nus Den Grs
trG9en Der 6eiieitiitung puroen II
2ebrerpittipen nit je 50 Wiurt unter4
itiibt unb aus Der 96blauItiftuna 6
@ittnen NIT je 40 Mart. Der Gins
abpurf Den 61pferltiitlng in Der 9Dbe
bon 100 Bari tuno 3lpei mufifoliI6
gut bsfGbiate.; Seminariitsu Der Ct
minure npMeinarN unor@iIenud 5u
quite. t.'r .T2t ' II ggtt q
o b uro. Mit .bsm Sau De5
8oltsGabe3 miro bicrIetbIt in nGtiter
9eit %beannren pero;ll. 9ie &plten Iirlb
auf 100000 Wiort perunidlaat, NO
rpn bereits $4,000 Murt 0urd, Stifz
tundcn (barnntsr 'OuS 8ermGhtniB Der
!Seraooin N!erororine) geoedt Iinb.
&c einin9en. Der 2onotaQ ees
neGmi9!e einitimmio oen 8au or 9abn
Don GisTeto iitsr &auenitein mad
Sonneber9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16

SooIe y3um etiinen 5bor" Elm eigeHs
drtigcs Seit itatt: oGs Subildum oes
1000. Qisoes oes fruhtbdren Wiener
&omponiTten 2uotpt9 Gruber.
. uodpeI t. Bel Der Rt4tertpahl
in Der @smeinoe 8ilte fam ss gu blts
tiqen S9ldaereien, poDei Elm @enoarm
Den Qoe fauo. Die Genoarmerie
ma6te bterauf 6on ser S6uBtpaffe
9sbrouh. Gehs perIonen purosn
eri6oiIen, o%arunter ole Ditttpe Wtis
f6iepic3. M}utter Der Crtspoitmeiitss
rim.
@ra3. 2tnbier pur6en iiin9It Sas
tburine 60fler un0 Der S6lohergebilfe
SuIiu5 5riti9 lpegen Mdo6enbanOsls
na6 llngdrn perbdftet.
SIMS b rut #. Die Hegierung
mill NUN en0li6 baran geben, ole ebes
malige, BON ben 0euti6en psrpiiitete
italieniide He6tsfatultGt in Der Sic
benel9itrdbe pis0er in StdnO 3u ieBen
uno mlbbrin9enO gu maiden. SIR Die
MISUNDERSTANDING oes 0ebGuoea fpuroe
Elm Greoit bon 10000 aronen betpitz
Itgt. IS TOD Elm Wobnbaus oaraus
gemaft peroen. Die R%e1ierun9 bat
ertIGrt, oaB ole 5atultGt enOgiltig Dor
Snnsbrld tpegperIegt miro.
Oenenburg g. Muf Der YoIt in
SCENT SiralD i'm @iIenburger &omttat
1T man unterihleifen oeS YoItbeumten
8ela &0porp olf Ole Spur getommen.
Der 9elegirts Der Ssosnburger Bolt
oirettion, 9rduie. bat bisber Elm
Manto bon 5000 8rpnsn t%onituttrt.
Set DEN. Sm bena6barten
Srte S6erebersoorf itiir3te Der Sleis
ihermeiiter +. HatIffe bon elmer Sci
ter ab uno fiel in einen an Ser 5biir
befeltigten SleiIhsrhuten, Der ibm 20
Gentimeter ttef in oen Hiiten ordng,
70 Dab Der beoauernspertbe Wiann
5piIden Simmel uno Gr0e btng. "a
feline Stlferufs niht bernpmmen tpurz
Den, muBte er iif ielbit ron Gem !6aten
befreien. Gr bat idlpere 0srIeBungen
e%rlitten.
SepliBsS d Dnau. Neuli6
asrietb duf Der StraBe bon Suru na6
Sobo6leben Der mebrfoh porbeItrafte
5leiiHer9ebilfe So6ann Wtii6tt nit
mebreren 0rabtbinocrn in STREET, in
oeflcn 9erlauf er oen 0ra6tbinoer
9bpmds Wac5uIet erItat. WtIdet ge.
itdno Ole Sbut Dem uorii6erfabrenben
SleiI6bauer Grabii6 aus Gobod)s
leben, Der i'm Dem gerihte iibergab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
Sreie StG0te.

!SamburQ. Die 8iirgeridaft be-
piligte 10000 Mart our Inter
itiibun9 Der no!bIeirenben 0sutIden in
RuBlunb. - 0ousbultungs llnterriht
lparo periuhslreiie in eini9en Wtdbs
denpoltsItulen 9ambur9s eineefiibrt.
Sci Ct. Mgnes Guf Den Sci1p Sns
ieIn nlroe bon Stranobemobnern Elm
Rettunesring bes Somburoer Dam
piers ,Salerno" uufgefun0en. Der
Oampfer .Salsrno" mar am 10. Nos
bembsr b. S. BON Sarrp, Gnalanb. mad
Ilgier a%bae0anoen unb bat ieinen 8ea
itimmunasort niht erreiht. 0urd)
bas Iuffinben Der Rettunosboie beItds
tigt ii6 ole Nnnabme i6%ifffobrtsiuns
bigger &reiIc, baB her nSalerno" beim
Yafiiren 0.s GolfeS bon Sistapa Den
Su isner 3eit BORT piitbenoen SFiirmsn
nit Monn unh W0ns gum Ter ges
fallen iIt--Sic Observation-Disclosures
eeItaltete Den bisberi1en Geihterpertebr
5ipiIfen Glbe mo Rbcin ourh Ginftele
luna zines bicrfiir BEL Geebed gebarten
Sampfers rpn 1900 3onnen aus.
ii b d. Snfplge ungliidlifer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. periibten bsrBit.
ter Staotmiible, gunge, unb oefen
9uhbdlter, Sch, Selbftmorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
Befhdfts- Alural.

Der Snbober eineS Qdosns rief eines
saaes Ieinen @ebilisn gu Ii6 uno
iogte:
sat niht bic Dame. sic ioe6en oen
2aoen rerlieB, friI69ele9te Gier pers
%lanqt?"
vSdtpobt," urtrprte!e Ser Gebilfe.
limb sic Iagten ibr, mir bGtteH
teine2"
nSoipobl, 6us ~Itinmt,,"
8arauf ertpiosrte Ser 2~ooenbeIber
nit 5orngerHtbetem GeiiG;.:
,Sabsn Sic nitt nit Sbrsn ,isenen
Nuaen 9eieber. ME i6 Isl6it Dor ,aum
schn Winuten Die Gier duf Sen 2ooen.
tti6 Qelegt babe? Sic Iino cntloIIen.
Sic liiansriIdsr Gduft, uno Ioreen
Sic o0iiir. ooB sic liA ntft lpegen
elmer GmpfebIung on mid gu ipenosn
brduhen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16

gen RubIanos bel elmer 8eiammt3abI
Der Stuoenten bon 1927 ouf 159 qez
itieoen.-Gtn sbsm1ligtr S6ubmonn,
Yauli, Der pdbreuO Der @ablredts
concentration eiien Uenoarm e.
mabrte, peniger I6orf p~prSuqeber.
puros Su brei Wonuten 8sfdngniB
perlrtbeilt; er iou nen 9sumten BEL
oieIer @sIseenbeit bsleiOigt baben.
Sans n. Sabier puroe Ser
Glasma6ermeiiter 2ints aus aamens
utllerid)tet. 2inte bate iein 0olts
ange5iinpst unb Damn feline gsiammts
Tamilie, feds Yerionen Nurd Seils
biebe aet0otst.
6 It erberg. Gine Nn3obl Wes
bereifirmen pom @Iiterbetg l,nO llmgs-
Qeno beobIi4tigt cine Observation-Disclosures
Weberei 5u sr6auen, ole Baum fir
100000 StiibIe enttalten IolI. Sin
peiterss Yroiett gebt hobin, neben Der
9roben Weberei nod cine geniigenoe
Mn5abl Observation-Disclosures gu erbouen,
a6nig sb ii q. Sn Der @eqsnb
bon 2iittihal purben gobrpsrIute
noh Sober porlsnpmmen uno 5fpar
nit GrfoIQ. Sdon in elmer 9iefe pm
so Mleter itieB man ouf Eohle. Mubers
Dem fanb man iebr 9uten @ldsI un0.
&rtmmit dQu. 8et Der 9onbs
taaserIabpubl I'M IGnoli6en Wabltreis
SrtmmitIhau lpuroe Der tonlerpotipe
9te9ierun9srot6 Or. Sapfortb 3pitou
nlrh 9ooa i'm oritten Wablgung nit
81 Stimmen 9egen Den ION erpatipen
@e0entdnbioaten WunherliG, Der aud
81 Stimmen erbielt, 9epdblt. Yer
So5ialoemotrat STOLE erbislt 20
Simmer.
2eiSni g. 8or &urSem 1T Der
dlteite Ginlppbner QsiSni0s, Der 1914
gebprsrs Sbermeoi3inalrath VI. Slim
ger, Gbrenbiir9er Der Stoot 2eiSnil,
0eitprben.
3ittau. 9ie 6lei16notb miro
inter Mnberem burd) Den 9eriht iber
oen 0ertebr ouf benz bieiigen itIotis
Ihen S6lo6thoIe fir oas @orjobr
iQuitrirt. Rad Dem Ssrift lit Ole
3abI ser S6tahtnn9en BON 24.063 i'm
Sabre 1904 ouf 22.499 i'm Sabre 1906
3uriitae1an9en. Sat- bei alen S6lodts
tbieren 1T Elm Hiitgan9 eingetretsn; ON
ar0Bten lit Der Riitgang Der 3a9l bvr
S6la6tungcn bel Den S6peinen.
nGmIit I'M 1900 Stiid. Die Ginnobs
men Der Sdld6tboftdHe lparen I'M
etpa 5000 Murt gerinQsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
% Irftent6 era.

Stutt G art t.. Na6 Der CARTEL
lung Der RehuunesergebniIIe Der
Wijrttembergiiaen Staatsi6uIOsntuiie
i'm Gtatsiubr 1904-1905 betrl9 Der
Stano Der ipiirttembergiI6sn Stoots.
'1ulOen am 81. Wfdr5 1905 531,125,s
52S Mart. 8. /. 9eoen ben 9lei1en Ser
min oes 8orjabrS cine 8ermebrun9 Der
SduIo UNI 6,846,900 Wtort.-Wegen
6olihmiin5erei lpur6s Dor Dem
S9pur9eri6t ser 9ierbrauer 2dirinz
ger aus Srounitein in 9opern, Der cine
Nn3obl 6iinfmartitiits aus 3inn uno
Slei ter9eiteIt uno in 8ertebr gebrdht
bate, 81 % ESobren @efGn9ntB perurz
tbeilt. Gr lit bereitS pegen W%tiinspers
bre6en NIT u Subren gefdngnib por>
beItraft.
Sortenbd d.. llnldn1It braden
Sipei 9unoe in Den ailf 90ppin9er Sc
martung befinbIi6en pfert oes S6af
balters 8iibrle bon bier Elm uno piit6ez
ten g"rauidm. sic t0oteten brei
S6dfe, bitten unb 3errii1en 10 S6afe
oerart, DAB ite 9eI6Ia6tet iperoen
mubteu, unb 5eritreuten ole iibri9e
Seeroe, 10 oab crit nah einigen Sagen
oIle Shiere pieoer a%ufgefunoen muir
Den.
Setlbronn n. Die Dor &ur3em
'purlos OerI6punoene 8dufmomnss
9ottin 6rou Sulie &trhbeimer bon
her puroe iiinqit bier aus Dem Nedur
9elGnbet.
SubtnQen. Dem profeIIor Or.
=. Steiner in 9o1el ipurbe bic orient
li6e Prpfe1ur fir 9erpaltungslebre,
acknowledgement unb Staatsreht al
Der Observation-Disclosures 6atultGt
Der bieIi9en llnipsrlitdt iibsrtra9eu.
pa + ingen. Die aus ben
SrtstorIteber bes 8eSirts beItebenos
Understanding bat bel6lpTen, gum
Inoea' / IN 0ds S6iQeriubr 1905
aus t%eberIhiilien, pel6e oie
St:ct itsi o~r!aiie I'M lebtsn Sabre err
aieIte let a 10000 Wart), einen
S6ilerFc. los 3u griinben, aus belIen
Grtrug Die Mbboltung bon 0emeinbes
obenhen aud in Den tleiniten bauer
ltden 9emeinoen in Der Weiie geforosrt
iperoen iol, Dab sum !Sonorur fir
0ortraQsreoner, CUR Wiietbe pm Qt4ts
bilOerapparaten uno III 8erunItoltuns
gen ldnO!i6er @obIfu6rt= un0 Seis
matbpflege 8eitrGge ge9eben lperNen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-16
3a0cn.

&drlSrube E.. No6 Dem teipd6rs
ten @otaun1 9aDernS 1T i'm babilhen
Budget fir 1906-1907 eine YDIition
porgeieben fir eincn Weinfontroleur
3ur 9urdiibrNn9 Der i'm ReihsgeIeb
pom "a. Wtat 1905 ppr9e16riebenen
&ontroumaBre9eln fir ben 0ertebr nit
Wein lnh peinbaltigen ober meindbns
liden @etrdnten.
Trei Burg. 3rpei nele tlinii6e
Sronten6duIer, pelde Die Sto0t I'M
100000 Mart beriteuen lieB, iino
i1rcm meni9enfreunoliden 3tped iibers
oeben fpor0en.
Seioelber9. CUR Gripeiterung
beS neuen &rebs Snitituts 1T bon Sch.
Eatb G5ernD elm benuhbartes 9tnlpeIen
um 10000 Wtort angetduft porben.
9aS Snititut miro Den Namen .Sas
mariters Saus" erbaIten.
Wann m. 9ei Der unlGng1t
bier ltottqebubten 2onOta9sfpobl purOe
&ramer (SoS.) nit 1929 Stimmen
gepdblt. Nlf Den TreiIinnigen Out
tenb0fer fielen $40 Stimmen.
Son It a 3. Die SobentpielieItz
Ipiele in Singen Iinb munmebr eeiihert.
Sin @roBinolItrieQer bon Nrlsn bat
fir ben 8arontiefonos 10000 Wart
geSeidnet. Die Seitbale ioQ am 5ube
oss Sobentipiels, unipeit bes WaHer-
r%eIerpoirs er,idtet lperben. Gle miro
1000 SiBs u1o 400 Stebpldbe ents
halteN.