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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

SooIe DUN g~riinen Sbor" Elm etgsns
arttacs Set itatt: oas Su6tldum oes
1000. Qiebes oss fruhtbareH Wiener
8%ompontiien 2uopig 9ru6er.
. uodpei #. Bel Der Rt1terfpdht
in Der @emeinoe Billie fam Is gu BLU
tiqen S6lGqereien, ipo6ei ein Gen6arm
Den 300 iono. Die 8enoarmerie
madbte bierollf Don Der S4uBpaffe
@ebralth. Sshs perionen lpuroen
erf6oTen, oarunter Die Wittpe Wtz
ifielptc3, Mutter Der SrtspoitmeiIte=
rim.
8ra5. Nnbier purbsn jiingIt Sas
tndrine 60fler uno Ger S6lohergehilfe
S,ulius 5ritI6 ipsgen WdbGenbanoeIs
na6 llnQarn psrbaftet.
SIMS b q. Die Regierung
mill nun enolid odran geben, Ole che
malige. BON ben 0eutIben psrrpiitete
itdlieniide He6tsfotultGt in Der Sic
b%ene1gitruBe pieOcr in Stauo 81 IeBen
un0 mlBbrinleno gu MAIDEN. Sir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es 8ebdu6es ipuroe
Elm areoit BON 10000 &roneu bstpilz
IiQt. IS Ion Elm Wobnbdus oaraus
gemdd)t per6en. Die Rs1ierung bat
ertlGrt, bab Die 5otultGt enogilttg bon
Snnsbrrd peqperlegt miro.
Oe0en bura. 2luf Der poIt IT.
SCENT SiralD I'M %Gi1enburger Somitut
lit man llnteri6leifen b,s 4oItbeumtsn
8eIu S0porp auf Die Spur getommen.
Der 9ele9irte Der Oeosnburqer polt=
oirettion, Srauie, bat bisher elm
Mdnto bon 5000 Erpnen tonitatirt.
Set Cd E II. SIM bena6barten
Srte OberebcrsOorf ~ltiir5te Der 5leis
Idermeilter =. HatIhte bon elmer Qeis
ter ub uno fiel in eincn on Der 2biir
befsItigten 6leiiderbaten, Ser ibm 20
Gentimeter tief in ben Hiiten orang,
10 oab Der beoauernStuertbe Damn
slptfden Sir1mel un0 Crbe bling. Sa
feline 9ilferufe nid)t pernommen pura
bsn. muBte er ii6 1elbit ton Dem Saten
befreien. @r bat Idipere 8~erleBungen
e%rlitten.
5epItB=S Of d q IL. Neulid
gerietb auf Der StraBe bon Surn nab
Sobpdlsben DER mebrfa6 por6eItr1fte
Sleilhergebilfe Sobdnn Mii6;t nit
mebrsren 0rohtbinoern in Strett, in
bslIen 8srlouf er Sen 9rdbtbinoer
Sbomos Mac5aiet eritad. Mii6et ges
itano ole Shat Dem poriiterfabrenoen
5lsiihbauer Sraoii6 aus Soboh-
leben, Der i'm Gem Gcricbte iibsrgab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

Suritd. Nuh oriibsn i'm ihnar5en
WelttGeil bate nan teineu Reipett
mehr pur Dem alien QbsI. 60 piiroe
er 0snn nit Charlotte i'm Siioen @uros
pas leben. Don elmer reidlid hemeIenen
Hente, Die ibm Seins ausgeieBt bate.
Ginem ieiner S0sdle bate aud 9err
rWIeunier" sntIaet: Der 8iibne. Safiir
miro i'm Bertha @alstta e%ntidGoiaen.
ooer, ME lie iid Iebr balb nennen miro,
bertha MiiQst. benin aud lie bat Der
Sibne 0alet geidqt, CUR oufri6ti9sn
6reuDe ibrer boppslt be9liidten Mutter.
Ter 5ioelTte uber lit unb bleibt Yes
ter. Seinen S1piegerlobn bat Die
SdrefensIsens nit Sarrn turirt, iei@
nen 5errn SEEING iiebt er aliidli6 unb
unanQefo6len i'm 8eTiB. Nun tonnts
es leitt geidshen, 0aB er i'm Grnit elm
nal iibsr Den 9urIt trintt.
Grb {.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
3aoen.

8arIsrube. No6 Dem telp1brs
ten @oraanq 8anerns 1T i'm baoiihen
Budget fir 19O6-1907 cine polition
poraeIeben fir einen Weintontrolleur
5ur 9ur6iibrung Der i'm Hei6sgeIeb
pom "a. Mai 1905 poreeIfrisbenen
&ontroqmaBreeeln fir Den Yertebr nit
Wein unb p~einbalti9en oNer lpeindbns
li6en @etrdnten.
Srei burg. 3irei reue tliniIhe
GrantenbGuIer, pel6e Die Std6t I'M
100000 Mart beritellen lieB, Iino
ibrem MISREPRESENTATION 3wed iibsrs
ge6eu lporoen.
Seibelberg, CUR Grlpeiterung
bsS nsuen &rebs SSnItituts 1T BON Och.
Natb G5ernp Elm bsnohbartes @ntpelen
nm 10000 Wort angetauft porben.
Sas Snititut miro Den Ndmen nSas
mariters SNus" er6olten.
81 onnbe | m. 8ei Der unldnqit
bier ituttgebabten 2anbta9spabl lpuroe
&ramer (So3D nit 1922 Stimmen
gstpdblt. 4uf Der 6reiiinnigen Out
ten6Ofer fielen S42 Stimmen.
Son It a 8. Die !Sobentipislieits
fpisle in Ginaen linO mlnmebr 9eiidsrt.
Sin 0roBinoultrieler bon Nrlen bat
fir Sen @orontieIonos $4,000 Wart
Qe5ei6net. Die Icitbu1e ip0 am Sllbe
bes 9obentpiels. unlpeit beB W0Ners
reierpotrs er,ihtet rpsroen. Sic miro
1000 Sip. u1o 400 StebplGbs entz
bdltell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Die 6rfdaftsbadpcr DER AleNiti.

Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sispstin1
bon Morbura, 6eiTens Naiiau. bat Die
Sonoels= uuo 9eidaftsbiider Der Wles
oici in italienii6en gr6ipen ItuOirt
un0 barber cine umfangreide Obj
banoIun0 psr0ffentIi6t.
Nus ser Nrbeit lit 81 erisben, hoB
jenes bereitS i'm Is. S%abrbunnert gu
Mo6t un0 MnIeteu 9elan9te beriibmte
Pdtri5ieroeIchlebt ni6t nur bus
gant=, 9~arlebenSs un0 @stompte9ee
ihdft tetrisb, Ionosrn in 9lei6em Inn
fang audi Dem WaurenbanOel uno Dem
NeriiherunQsgeIddft obldg. Gum
3psd OieIeS WeltbanbeIs iparen Jiltd@
len in 5rantreih. Gnqluno, 0eutI6s
lanb, in Der S6pei5, in Sur9uno,
Spanien uno Yortuaal erri6tet nor
ben. We1en Der llnIi6erbeit unO Ser
S6pierigteiten bes transports BON
G0elmetdQ fino niemdls gaar3dhlln>
cen Q~eleiitet lpor0en, ionoern nur Sres
bitonpsiIungen. Mit Den 6iir'ten
lpuroen ni9t nur 6inan5geI61fts, ions
bern auh @eId)Gfte in Wdaren ges
maft, ipie nit Seios, sud-, Sumelen,
&unitlrerten unO WafIen, un0 in Der
Re9el puroe Die Sal3iteuer ooer an
oere Staatsitsler bierfiir perpfGnoet.
9emnod iheinen bie Grfobrungen
bierbei uiht INNER Die beIten gepeIen
al fem. Senn ron YierS Oe WebicI
finoet Iih Der MusIprud. bel 8elOOor-
leben an 75iiriten lei Die 8efdbr grOBer
ais Der 8eipinn. Inter ben 8el00arz
leben an NneliQe un0 a~uslpGrtiQe Sc
iunhten fin0sn it'd aud unbeqli6ene
SoroerunQen.
en- orpBcm llmfdnae nurhe aud Die
Wdarenoer'i6erunQ beim Seetronsz
port betrieben; bel 5obrten iiber Den
Mtlantii6su O5san betru9 Die Ser
ii6eruno eff Qro5ent. Gin unOeres
@ei6Gft puroe pieoer nit Den oeutz
Iten Rompiloern tetrieben, bie ibr
8eln bel Ser 1Strra onlseten unbgDehz
ietbriefc Oafiir erbielten. Mit rer auz
RE untsrbielt Nas Santhdus iibers
holpt eincn lebbnftsn Gertehr; bon
qeIfiftli6sm ,5ntereTIe 1T bierbei Der
Tau nit Dem @egenpupite Sobunn
NNIII. 041O bis 1419). Der, nuhs
Dem er isiner Miiroe entIebt ruprOen
mar. has 0erVpredsn gu %reIianiren ge@
oe6er bate. Damn aber entflob uno
DOM pfalj9yafen in 9eiHelberg 9efan
gen genommen purns, I'm oos 2oIes
ee!b bon $500 thsiriihsn @ul6tn gu
er6atten. ipanote er iih an Die Meoici
mad 6lorcn3. 9ieie l~eiiteten thatIGhs
Ii6 ourd eiren Qbqeiunoten oieIe Sab
luna an Sen Qfal5qrafeu, aber crit
nodoem ser Geaenpapit mad Der
S6pei3 in Sitsrbeit gebroht morosn
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
SGruei;.

BERN. Ste 3oueinndbmen Oes
perflohenen SobreS errei6eu lpenigs
items 100000 Srancs. olIo 7,000,s
900 Sroncs meDr pie baS Budget pors
geIe6en bate, un0 100000 Srancs
mehr ais 1904. Snfolgeoe6en miro
Die eioaen0IItIhe Staatsrehnung bonn
lebten Sabre nit cinem lleberIdub bon
mebreren Wiqionen 5rancs abIhliez
fen. tpGbreno Elm 9efi3it bon 1900
600 Sroncs porgeIeben lpar.-Tur Ole
Spfer Der rui'iihen Suoenperfolguns
gen limo beim l6lpei3eriIden Silfss
tomite in Y:rn ins9eIammt 22,387.55
5rancs cin9egGn9en.
3 ii d., Na6 Der jiinait ailsges
gebenen Statiitit itanO:n am L. 0e)sm-
Der in Der Stoot ,3iirid bon runb 49,
0C0 Wobnln9cn mn nod 81 leer, ees
Gen 352 i'm goriabre, 1862 i'm Oe5em.
Der 1900. is terriht cine Wpbs
nnngsnot1, ME Grid Tie nod ME err
lett bat. Die I'M 8all begriffenen
9Guier reicen nid1t aus, Den Yeoarf
Der ndblten Sabre gu btden, 10 oab
nod cine 8e:IhGrfunq ser Roth al
criporten 1T. Der Staotratb beabii6s
tiQt, elm arebitbspebren fir oen 9au
itGotiIher Mobnungen III Itellen.
9ufel. Die Wo6nbep0lterung bes
&ontons 9aIelzS toot betrug am 81.
Se5ember 1905 ndh Den 3uiammens
Itelun9en oes EontroQburedus 1876
421 Seslen. Die Der Stoot 9oIel 1922
154 Seelen.
y roub il ben. Ter @roRe
Hotb BON 0roublno,n BAT Iih etnitius
mig iiir cine energiIde @ttion 5u Gun.
item Der Grlan9unq Der Yripritdt Der
Oitolpenbobn : 5ragc ausgeIprofen.
Wenn oas Spliiaens projett ousIidtss
log 1T, ioa ndS 0reina sproiett acceps
ttrt lperoen. Sur lpei!eren 8erfol9unq
Der Citatpenfrage erbdlt Ole Re9ieruno
einen &rebit BON $4,000 Srdnts.
W a 0 t. Der YripatooSent Or.
War ban 8Ieuten in Wiinhsn 1T als
ouberoroentIider Profehor fir oeuts
lhes pripuireht lin0 oeutId)e Hedtsgss
'Aidte an Die llniperiitGt 2auianne be-
rifen lporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Iclhdfts- 4tlorll.

DER Snbaber zines 2aosns rief zines
Saass Isinsn 9sbilien 5u iid uno
Ioqte:
sat niht bic Game, ole ioeben Den
2ansn perlieB, friI61eleate Gier pers
langt?"
.Soppbl." antlrortste ser 9ebilfe.
allno Sic 'a9ten ibr, mir bGtten
teine2"
,Sotpobl, bos 1timmt!"
9arauf erpiocrtc Ser 2obsnbsIibsr
nit Sorn9er6tbetem GsiidI.;
,0oben Sic ri6t nit SSbren sisenen
Nueen QeIeber, lpie i'd Islblt Dor ta,lm
sebn Winuten ole Ger orf Gen 2doen,
tiIh Qelegt babe? Sic Iin0 entlafsn.
Sic liilnerii6er S6uft, uno Iorgsn
Sic Oufir. oub Gle ii6 ni6t pegen
elmer Gmpfeblung an MIDI 81 psnosn
brdufeu,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
@eaerrei6.

70 n. Der taiIerIifs Hatb unb
aommeraialratb Sulius Rsis. in
5irma 8. RobitIet * REFS, bat dnlGbs
LID ieines 40jabrigsn 9erufsiubilaums
gu @uniten Der bsim @remium be
itebenber Ssrmann uno Sbereiia poIs
lad uno 6ermann Youad junior
StiftunQ 2000 &ronen 9eIpenbet.-
Der S%rientaliit. neutrality-suspicious.
Or. @uitap 9idsl. lit i'm 6S. 2ebens
jabre bier nsItorbeu.- Ieulid fam i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
0forn6 nra.

SIhen g. Die Stabt Olbens
burg bat eiren teNen Shiffspertebr.
Ginmal 1T Die !Sunte bis bierber idiffs
bar, uno Damn miinoet Der !Sllntes
GmstanoI bsi Ser Stabt. 9urh 8es
sroOisuna Der Sunte uno itete Bag
serung bat laan cine 5uperlGiiige 5abrz
rinne bon Glsfletb CWeIer) bierbsr gez
1daffsn. Die 2unubme bes 8ertebrs
peranlabts Die Stuot, ibren primitipen
Safen umsubauen. Die Soften bes
projetts belaufen iiA auf 100000
Wlart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11

iummteu Nuffpenounq erm6gti6t ipers
Den.
2uopi sbaen Die Beam
ten ser 0erii6erun9stammsr BADEN Die
9ranoIhooeniumme bel Der tiir3lih
a%bgebranntsn bieIieen Wal3miible auf
runo 100000 Start 6e3iifert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
MeGfen6mra.

81 o # o 4. Der Masiitrat bat fir
bic notbleibenoen 0eutiden in Hubs
LAMB 1000 Mtort beipiaigt.-unier
i~portbabenoer 8iirgermeiiter, Or. Sis
monis, tegiag fem 5oidbrises Sotturs
iu6ilGum.
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Suxem6nrg.

2uremburg g. Der @emsinbes
ratb bat 100000 Srarcs fir Den galt
timer 8aoeanltalt betpiQigt.- Wssen
podengefabr bat ii6 Der @robbsr5og
elmer Na4impfung %unter3ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
8apern.

90 ii n6en. Die bieii9e Sedniite
+oo6ihu!e ipirb i'm laufenoen Wtnters
iemeiter BON 2746 6Drern (2206 Stu
hirsnoe. 235 3ub0rer uno 80 Splpis
tanten) frequentirt. Sm Winteriemes
itsr 190A-1905 betrug Die Srequsns
2774 Scorer (2274 Stuoirenbe. 226
3ubOrer uno 274 Solpitanten. Gum
eritenmoIe 1T 0iesmal cine Dame als
Stlhiren0e immatritulirt.-Ser 0euts
fde 5lottenperein. Nbtbei[uno Miins
den. plant fir bos Idufenoe Subr cine
Sohrt mad Der Maiiertant fir Wits
glie6er beS 8ereins uno osren Odmsn
in Der 2,eit bonn 10. bis Il. sunni. Sos
pro9romm umfobt ben 8eIuh BON
Berlin, 9dmburd, Sel0oldno, atel unb
0annoper. - Gie 9ousbeiiberin 81
bauer ipur6e in i6rer Wobnung eroroI
felt uuTQeIun0sn. Die &GIten in Der
Wobnuno naren Nur6lpiiblt.
@uQSDurq. &iirSlid) iparen es
100 SATIRE. roB Die beioen bier 0ornis
%ionirenben Re9irtn!er, bos 8, Snfuns
terie gtelimcnt .YriHI Sorl Don
gahsra" uno oo3 4. G6spouleqers Res
9imcnt n&Gnig" ibrsn feicrli9en Sin
sug in uniere Stabt bielten, Elm Grs
cianiB, bas natiirlih ~oebiibrenb oes
feisrt rarb.-Sn Dem 9orort OGer
bauien ipuros sic 6olsbGnolersfrul
Moiec cri.ofen aI~faeIunOen. Bon Dem
9b6ter febIte jehe Spur.
9 q 3 T / 6 e + a II. Der
lanaidhriae Qeiter Der bielioen Sur
tapel!e aorl Qiinn lit, 68 Sabre ali,
9eitorten. Niinn Fat Yih olh ais
a%omronift melr'rer pcpu,Grcr MdrI6e
uno 2icaer herporgettun.
y a Of a II. Sm benadburten Gbens
bauIers Wo!h lpuroe Die SGQersfrau
&atbarinu Sortmonn bsim 1Glen bon
8dumen ppl einem Baum eetroffen
uno ibr Der 9ulTttorb eingeoriidt.
WGbrenh 6cs Neimtranspprtes itdrb
Ole 8erun1litdte.
2arhsGut. Die Glteite perI0nz
Iihteit %unierer StdOt, Srau aatbas
rin0 aauimom, Rentiere, 1T iiingit
i'm 100. 2sbensjo6ye %gcitorten.
SO , 4 II. OdS @ommers 9tns
peien in 2ufTentbal, friiber i'm 9eliB
pDn aopp. Ssmul0brdu in BAD SDlS,
ipuroe bon Oetpncmierotb unO Outs
bsiiber @yob in Wiinhen fir ben
YaDeriIdm Pfcroe6u6tperein, Der BORT
cine SoblenunituIt 81 erri6ten aebentt,
anoetduft. q
&c il rnberg. Der Ptnielfubris
liant S6romm ipenbete $4,000 Wtart
fir cine WalbsrbolunesitGtts fir
arante.
Il nterbrud a. Qmper. Sas
ben Oberpriler'i6sn Gbslsuten bier ges
bOrtge umIungreihe Inpelen nit
Miible, Sage. grober Oetonomie uno
gan5 be0satenosr WaHertraft ging
hur6 aouf an Elm Miin6ner aoniors
tillm iiber. Die DaIertraft miro fir
cine groBs slsttriIhe Gs~ntraIunlaae
.rsqebeutet. Dds Mijbls uno edge
inert miro unperdno:rt fortbetrisben.
8 ii 5burg g. 0urd 8roBfeuer
purOen in M0mlingen eir WobnbC.,A.
1isben Sheunen unp bier StaaunI.:.
e;ngsaibert.
Aus Der 1llIrinpfnl,.
Speper. 9as &riegsgeridt pers
nrt6eilte Den % Sabre alten Sterleuts
ndrt beS 2. Yionisrs Yotaillons bier,
Sans SCHUBERT, ipegen Ysrgebsns Der
DrtunOsnfaGhung uno faliher Wels
oungseritattun9 gu AZ 2aeen Stubens
Grreit uno Sienitentiahung.
Sal erslautern. Sine nns
esnannte Dame beItimmte 10000
Mdrt fir cine acknowledgement Stifa
tiing. IS IoQ baruus bsoiirftigen uno
leioenben ginipobnerinn;n Der Staot
Elm CUR !Seritelung ibrer @eiunobeit
dr5tlih perorbneter 4ufentbalt an
aurorten ODER !Seilitdtten burh 9sz
nabrura %qeeianeter 9uId)iiiie, notbi5
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las (irhrntc 6rhot.

Nls Dor mehrcren eyabrsn in fat
allen 9erIiner Bil06auerrertItGtten
9enfmGler Saiier 8ilhelms oeS Grs
Iten, SoiIer 6risorids, 9ismurds uno
4noeren ber3ufellen paren. benubte
man ols 9prb,I0 fir Die aOpie nube5u
uloemein sic nod Dem 2eben mooels
lirten 9iiiten bon QrofeIlor Heinholb
geaas. Ter EinitIer mohte in feiner
oroBber3ioen @rt nir9enOs Ginren.
bunoen boqeeen, oblpobl Bic &Dpfe
pielfoM aiemIiM oetrel topirt purben.
Gin Iebr 0eTdlfistiidtiger 8ilos
bauer bate nun cine Sentmdls6IIte
ser 9oiierin 5risorih ous5ufiibren.
Muh bier 0cb es ndtiirIih tein t~eTerss
Mdterial ais Die giite Der &aiIerin,
bie GeinboI0 SsgaS 0eihoffsn bate.
Der Rdiier, Der Gem @telisr res Stint.
lers einen geiun abitott:te, nahm BIER
BEL Die Ierfmulsbiiite in Mu9snIGein.
betruhtete lie tritiid unb Ia9te Damn:
.Sebr out, ieGr dbnlih - ober. mein
lie6er t., tennsn Sic audi bas iiebente
Bebpt?"
Mustetiere ais Hau b
m Droer. 3pei oes Rdubmoroes
anqetlaate Mustetiers, Roiinstp uno
@eppert, bonn sSnfanterie @Reeiment Nr.
155 in OItropp, poisn. lpuroen iiing't
BON a~rieasseri6ts gum 5ooe perurs
tbeilt. Die Spfer Der perurtbeilten
Soloaten paren stpsi Irbeiter Nd<
mems @lapd, Batter uno Sobn.
MertmHroigc @efdlliss
feit. Das &~riessseridt in 5unis
hat Den Soloatsn pap BON Der Strofs
fompaanie gu adt Sabren 3udtbaus
perurt6eilt, neil er einem Sploaten, Der
BON Militdr oienit befreit fpsrcsn
poate uno Iih oesbalb Elm Huge aus
qeito6en bate, auf oei1en 8itte audi
bas anOere Iuee ausfta6.
Maubperu Id an einer
Sodter. gls Die Spdter bss Sdses
.obnsrs Shneioer in Jriebri6sthal,
Rbeinprppins, Iib peiserte, ibrem @ae
ter pas ibrsr Serridaft eehDrige Selo
berausaugebsn, feuerte er hrei Shuhe
auf bas MGbden db unh perleste tie
lebensssfdbrlid. gr tOotete oarauf iid
ielblt.
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2:raun(6weia. Rn6aff. Sippe.

9 d. ingsn. Inbier CAB elm
BrubenarGeiter ieinsr 5rau cine Sbrs
lei9e nit perbdngniBuollen 5olgen. Oils
Der Nrbeiter nab ciriJen S!unosn pies
Der mad 6au!s IAN. fano er Die BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Uctuittl,lid1.

Sn sinem Yrp3eiIe tommen Die teis
osn 9eansrii6sn InlpGlts BON hsm
%bunbsrtIten ms t~auTsnbIte. I'm ben
proJeB mSs!idIt gu peri6leppsn.
Ger 3lGgsr GU Sen @nlpdltsn):
rW.ine Ssrrsr, id i6iGae Dor. mir
fangen toisoe. r:oI Elm bis9en Dom
9rossb en-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-11
Sa@(em.

9resben II. @egenportig lift in
DRESDEN unseidbr jeber 7. Stuoent Elm
Ruhe obsr JinnlGnb,r. Sm Winierz
IeneIter 1904-1905 beiuhten 116
Ruhen unO 6innldnber =, tshniide
9ohI6ule Su DRESDEN, i'm Sommerz
femeItsr 1905 ituoirten BEL elmer 9es
fammtfreauen3 pon 1920 StuoirenOen
12S NuiIen unb 5innldnOer in ORES
ben, unb in benz ge1enpdrtisen Wins
ieriemeIier 1T Die 3abl Der IuaehDtiz
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g tett / II. Die itGotiiden BE
hGrben bdben our iilbsrnen So65eit oes
&aiierpaares 10000 M&ort als 9eitrag
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
SMITH AND PARTY
 SPEAK AT 2 TOWNS
Humboldt and McCabe Give Arizona Delegate Enthus-
 iaStic Reception.
Special to Review.)

M'CABE, Oct 3.-A large crowd at tended the democratic rallies at Hum boldt and McCabe Wednesday even ing. The meeting at Humboldt was largely attended and great enthusi- asm prevailed throughout
 Mark Smith made the principal ad- dress, and he dealt solely upon the statehood question. Reese Ling, the democratic candidate for the coun- cil, was the other speaker of the ey- ening, and his remarks were inter- rupted by cheering and applause.
 The speakers then journeyed to McCabe where Smith and the Yava- pal county nominees addressed an audience which filled the miners hall. The meeting was one of the most successful ever held in Yavapai coun- ty.
 s. F. Hall, a prominent old demo- crat at McCabe, was chairman of the rally. The audience was most ->at- tentive throuhgout, and cheered the salient points brought out by the speakers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
GLOBE GETS GAME
 FROM Fl PASO,9-O
Decision of Umpire Causes a Wrangle and Official De-
 ClareS Game Forfeited,
Special to Review.)

GLOBE, Oct. 3.-Baseball got set. back here today by a decision of the umpire which looked bad. Fl Paso and Globe were the contesting teams and at the end of the seventh inning Globe had the game apparently won, the score being to 0. In the eighth Robb for Fl Paso reached first on an error and Chamberlain hit to short left for base. advancing Robb. Then Lebrand, the pitcher, attempted to catch Robb mapping, but threw wild 10 second and MaTkley, the shortstop then covering that bag, blocked Robb and. it is claimed, held him and pre- vented him running to third
 Fl Paso protested vigorously and not obeying in structions of the am pire to play ball, the game was called and declared forfeited to Globe, to O.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
MORE STAMPS FOR Fl GLOBE SONORA MINE Annual Meeting Held Yester- day, and All of Old Di-
 rectors Elected.

Attorney D. A. Richardson of Doug las was through the city last even ing en route from Cananea to Doug las. While at Cananea Mir. Richard son yesterday conducted the annual meeting of the Fl Globe Mining com pany. with property in the vicinity of Nacozari.
 A fifteen stamp mill has been op- erated on the ground successfully fc< the last several months and de yeloped ir the mine is now sufficiently advanced to warrant the instanauon of more stamps. The directors will at early date take up the matter or at least doubling the capacity of the mill At the annual meeting yester day all the old officers of the corpo ration were reelected.
 With regard to the Fl Tigre litiga tion MT. Richardson said that II would probably be reopened in the Cananea courts within the next three weeks. He expects that it will then go through the Mexican courts in rar,1 manner, he looking for final dec en from the supreme court in the " Of Mexico within three mCt is
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
8 FATALLY INJURED
 IN CLEVELAND, ].
Street Car Plunges Into Bank at High Sped Seven
 teen Casualties.

CLEVELAND, Oct 3.-Three per. sons were fatally and seventeen more or less seriously injured late tonight when street car bound for Euclid beach jumped the track at suarp curve at the foot of the Nickel Plate railroad trestle near Windemere. The car was going at high speed and after humping the ties for twenty feet plunged into bank and half overturned. About eighty persons were aboard and panic reigned It is said the accident was caused by the motorman losing control of the car and the brakes refusing to work.
 The fatally injured are:
 Walter Maxwell, 22 years old, Flu cid, Ohio.
 Mrs. Savage, Norwalk, Ohio.
 Harvey Bingham, one year old.
 Young Maxwell was standing on the platform talking to Miss Hazel Hud son, his fiancee, when the accident occurred. They w-ze to be married next Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
AN. RATION OF
CUBA IS MYTH


 W SIINGTON, Oct. 3.-President Rocs welt discussed freely with his cabinet and with his individual call CTS, among whom were Senators Knox and Foraker, the present situation in Cuba and it's temporary occupation by an American force. The President declared that he had no such motive in view as the possible annexation of the island by the United States. What he wanted now was that Cubans should be given another chance at self govern menJ.
 Unless extraordinary conditions ar rise, DO extra session Of congress will be called to deal with the Cuban situation, as the President considers he has ample authority to proceed in the matter. It seems to be well set tied that Former Governor Charles E Magoon of the Panama canal zone who has just returned from Panama will be appointed governor of the pro vincial government of Cuba in sue cession to Secretary Taft.
 The President has given some con sideration to the possibility of the necessity of postponement of his trip to Panama next month hecause of conditions in Cuba. He does moi thing at the time, however, that there is any likelihood of conditions arising which will prevent his going 10 Pan anna to make the tour of inspection which he announced same time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
QUIET HAS N0T YET RELIEVED
 MOBILE
Another Day of Intense Excite ment Passes and Jail Again Inspected Grand Jury Brings in Indictment.

MOBILE, Ala. Oct. 3.-Mobile pass ed day of great excitement after the incidents of last night, when mob went to the county jail to get the ne gro Dick, alias Cornelius Robinson, charged with assault up the little Sossaman girl, and some persons un- known fired guns through an open gate at the jail and killed Special Dep uty Roy Hoyle. There is another ne- gro in jail in Birmingham. Willie Thompson by name, who probably would have been lynched about a month ago had the mob been able to get hold of him.
 This evening a meeting was held and committee investigated the jail and reported that the negro was not there. The crowd then disappeared. About the same hour the grand jury brought in indictments against both negroes and set their trial that of Thompson for next Wednesday and of Robinson for next Thursday This be- coming known had an alarming effect upon the crowd.
 A leading negro citizen. Jas. T. Pe- terson, today published an address to the public stating that the best ne groes repudiated in the strongest man ner the awful crimes committed by members of their race. and that they will do all they can to bring the crim- inals to justice.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
WORKING ON EXTENSION.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Oct. 3.-R. M. Dudley. the contractor who is building the 20-kilometer extension of the Par raj & Durango railroad from Mesa de San Dia station, in Durango. was in the city from that point this week. He stated that he had about 300 men in five or six grading camps and that the work is nicely started. He ex. poets to increase the force rapidly from now on.
 This extension is largely in what will be heavy rock work, and it will take about a year to complete it.