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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-06
Recall Shoes in RrattIeboro +.

You are invited to call upon our representa-
tive, Mr.. +. v. Hill, who win be at the Brooks
House April 9, all day and evening, prepared
To At you perfectly in Spring and Early
Summer Styles of the famous Regal Shoe,
Mr.F.V,Hnl carries o complete line OF the
latest styles of Mems and Women's hegas ~
quarter szes-exactly the same models thht
are now on sale at our ia exclusive stores "a
New York, Philadelphia, Boston and all the
other large cities of the country =. -
You can be fitted perfectly IN either q OF
$50 models. We GUARANTEE IL, ana we
stand back OF the shoes likewise.
- REGAL SHOE CO., Inc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-06
gaIarrfanee.

In Fitchburg, Mass, March II, by Rev.
c. e. SpauIding, w. Wallace Newcomb
and Miss Julia Smith, both OF Fitchburg
In Wardsboro, March 4, by Rev A. j.
Martin. Hugh Carter Fits and Miss
Irene Allen, both Of West Wardsboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-06

The Young Peoples union Of the Baptist
church will have a sociable next Tuesday
evening, April 10, in the vestry.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-06

We must bear or we must die.
1t is easier to die, but infinitely less noble.
-[Tennyson.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17

Rev. AIgernon S. Crspsey, New York
Clergyman, Is On Trial at
Batavia.

BATAVIA, N. Y, April 1.-THE &C.
clesiastical court, composed of five
testant Episcopal church, began the
trial of the Rev. DR.. Algernon S. Crap
sey, rector of St. Andrews Episcopal
church in Rochester, N. Y, on charges,
this morning, which have loosely been
described as heresy, but really do not
amount to that. The arraignment or
charges him with violation of his ordi-
nation vows, the canons Of the church
and the conditions of his employment
as a teacher of doctrine, in asserting
in his book, Religion and Politics."
that the Incarnation is myth and that
the miracles are fables.
DR.. Crapsey formerly belonged to
the extreme "high' section of the
church, even having confessionals in
his church. That he has now gone
over to the other extreme has stirred
not only his congregation but church
circles in general. 1t was not until
two years ago that DR.. Crapsey began
to show any signs of a changing be-
lief in what are declared to be the ba-
sic doctrines of the church. Matters
were allowed to drift along until last
April, when a number of clergymen
of the church presented a request for
an investigation to Bishop w. D.
Walker of Buffalo and head of the
church in the diocese. After some in
vestigation Bishop Walker appointed
a committee of five clergymen to make
an investigation and after considerable
investigating the committee submitted
two reports three of the members re-
ported against a trial, while two re-
ported in favor Of one. Under ordi-
nary conditions that would have set
tied the matter, but the clergymen in
the Rochester district insisted upon an
investigation and trial and the bishop
finally yielded.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
Mrs. Ledoux Arraigned.

STOCKTON, CAL, April 1.-THE
trial of Mrs. Emma Ledoux for the
murder of Albert M. McVicar, victim of
Stockton's trunk murder, will COM
mence May %. This morning Mrs. Lee
doux was brought into court to plead
to the indictment. She was dressed in
black and appeared calm and subdued.
She remained standing while the in
dictment was read to her. When ask
ed to plead she answered slowly but
distinctly, mot guilty"
The trial was set by consent for May
%. After the court proceedings a big
crowd, mostly women, lined the streets
to get a view Of the prisoner. c. H.
Fairall, we'll known local attorney,
is associated with Attorneys Croker
and Minoble for the defense.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
Hart Whips Three.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April lit has
became known that, Marvin Hart gave
three big fellows from the Point" a
river section of Louisville, their trim
mings good and proper Monday night
at John Seitz's saloon, sol East Mar
ket street. The triple knockout oc-
CURED in three seconds.
1t was the first time Hart had been
in action since he lost the decision to
Tommy Burns at Los Angeles. 1t was
by reason of Harris misfortune in that
engagement that his encounter with the
men named "Haywagon," Granny"
Taylor and Jimmy Stenson occurred.
They made light of his fistic ability.
and a motion to draw the weapon
brought on the fight. The man who
had the gun received a wallup at the
butt of the ear that almost caused him
to go through the floor. One of the
iiiel mart pusheu oo"h' TIE Juliet nc
gave a light jolt. All of the men beg
ged for mercy, and when they were
told to leave the saloon one of them
threatened to kill Hart.
Harris friends made an effort to keep
the matter quiet. Hart himself said he
did not want to appear in the light of
a braWler.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17

pumping water on to the high lands
on the south side of Snake river, leav-
ing $4,000 horse power that can be
leased at an annual income of $780,
600, provided the entire power is used.
This means a clear income of over a
million dollars for the reclamation fund
after the Minindoka project is complet-
ed. and this revenue will be perpet-
ual, so that the power developed at the
Minindoka dam will, within very few
years, pay for the construction of the
entire Minindoka project.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
ISLANDS TO Be SOLD At AUCTION
Great Britain Wants to Get Rid of
Some of Her Pacific
Territory.

FIJI, April 17-Considerable interest
in widest circles is manifested in the
sale of the Tanning and Washington
Islands, which will be offered at auc-
ton by the British registrar of the
high commissioners court in this city
this afternoon. The islands, near
neighbors of Christmas Island, are sit
uated on the northeastern fringe of the
archipelagos the nucleus of which is
Fiji, about 100 miles south of Hon.
olulu. Tanning Island was annexed in
1888 for cable station purposes 1t is
understood that representatives of
wealthy bidders from several coun-
tries, including the United States are
here with a view of purchasing the
islands, The British government does
not intend to surrender to the pur-
chasers the sovereignty rights The
principal reason of that reservation is
the protection of the cable station.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
PATRONS WILL WALK.
ENDLESS Chain" Boycott Is Declared
AGAINST Staten Island Railways.

NEW YORK, April Ito force the
steam and electric railways of Staten
Island to obey the order of the state
railway commission to run cars to meet
the early morning boats from Manhat-
tan, hundreds of residents of Richmond
borough will begin a boycott Of the
two transportation lines which offic-
tally decided to defy the state author
tiles.
Members of the Staten Island asso-
citation. of the boards of trade, and sew
aral other oganiza tons which have
complained to the commission of the
'ack of transportation facilities, have
decided to walk from their homes to
the St. George ferry terminal and re-
turn, and to induce three of their
friends to do likewise. thus forming a
sort Of an endless chain Of boycotters
If the railway lines. It is anticipated
that the loss of revenue will be so great
that in a few days the companies will
be forced to give the accommodation
demanded.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
Alabama Physicians to Meet.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 1.-THE
meets in annual session here today
and about three hundred members of
the society, representing every district
of the state are in attendance The
local members have made unusually
great efforts to entertain the visiting
members and have arranged fine pro-
gram. Among the entertainment fea-
lures will be big barbecue and an af-
ternoon performance at the Casino.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17

President Roosevelt, Elihu Root, secre-
tary of state, will deliver an address
and present the Franklin medal to the
republic of France, in accordance with
an act of congress.
The Franklin tablet, erected in Hous-
ton hall in honor of Franklin, by the
students of the University of Pennsyl-
vania will be dedicated this week.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
Die BruCke BUILDING

tn BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE
Alvin G. Baumeister, Prop. Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes and Gents Furnish
ings. Agent for Ed v. Price & Co.,
Fine Tailoring.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
READY TO BUILD TOWNS
People Only Await Approval Of
Idaho Measure.
IN The MInID0M IRRIGATION TRACT
WILL AT ONCE BE POPULATED
BY AT LEAST FOUR THOU.
SAND PERSONS.
in THE MIN|D0M IRRIGATION TRACT

AS soon as the president signs the
Hepburn French general townsite bill
it is believed the secretary of the inter-
ior win fix a day for the sale of lots
in the towns of Rupert, Hepburn and
Sherrer, on the Minindolla irrigation
tract in Idaho. These lots were to have
been offered for sale last fall, but up
on request of the people of Idaho the
sale was postponed until more favor
able Weather could be assured, thereby
insuring a larger sale and better terms,
is the report that comes from Wash
ington city.
There are approximately four thou
sand people today in the three new
towns in the Minindoka country-per-
sons who intend to make a permanent
home in this new country. All of them,
or rather the heads of these families,
will make purchases of lots for homes
and for places of business, and there
will be a great influx from other parts
of the country as soon as the date
for the sale is fixed. Ahere will be lots
in abundance, and a neat sum will
probably be realized when the sale be-
gins. The lots will all be offered at
public auction, after being appraised,
and will be sold to the highest bidder
in every instance unless the Dubois
bill shall pass, giving preference to
those persons who have already estab-
lished themselves in the towns of
Hepburn and Rupert.
Wise Bit of Legislation.
The Hepburn French townsite bill,
which applies to all townsites on gov
eminent irrigation tracts, is looked up
on in Washington as a wise bit of leg
islation. 1t specifically stipulates that
the money derived from the sale of
town lots shall be converted into the
reclamation fund, and from this source
alone a large addition will be made
to this fund. The bill moreover pro-
vides a means of furnishing such towns
with water for domestic and municipal
purposes, something that was not pro-
vided for in the national irrigation
law. due to oversight.
There is another important item in
this BILL however, which will operate
to swell the reclamation fund mater
ially-the provision authorizing the
lease of water power developed under
government projects. At most of the
government dams it will be possible
to develop enormous power without in
the slightest interfering with the use
of water for irrigation, and it is roughly
estimated that this water power should
bring a revenue of $50 a horse power
a year. In the case of the Minindoka
dam, there will be 10000 horse power
developed. A part of this, not more
than 5000 horse power, will ultimately
be utilized by the government for
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17

The original Laxative Cough Syrup
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
It expels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic On the bowels.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar IS
certain, safe and harmless cure for
,olds, Group and whooping cough. Sold
by L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17

Portland wholesale fruit and pro-
duce house wants local agent, residing
in Walla Walla. to call on trade regu-
and Produce, care of Walla Walla
Statesman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
No Pill Is as plea SAINT and nositivo .

No Pill is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children, delicate laeies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the best liver pills sold. Never
grippe. Sold by L. L. Tallman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
WANT ED,

Ladies' clerk for dry goods, with
some experience in dress goods depart
ment. Address A. c., this office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-17
NOTICE..

When wanting hay, call up Phone
1872.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
MONON ROUTE

9th 9tdet Office,
8 Ror6 Suinois Strabe. TeIephon 737
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

SEMEN etgenen Sted<
brief entbedte 81 feiner bod
fen lleberrai9uns Elm SOrfter in einem
gifelborfe, H~beinpropina. als linn suz
fdIig Elm Imtsblatt in Die !6Gnoe fiel.
Der S0riter tpuroe tpesen @nt5iebuns
Der Mebrpflidt ftedbrisflid perfolst.
Nun bate aber Der Mann bon 1884
BIB 1893 beim 8. Sdserbataiaon feline
Webrpflt9t erfiint, pdbrenb ibn Die
Straftammer in Srier 1888 als un<
fi9eren Seerespfli9tisen gu 100 Mart
ooer 80 Tasen @efdnsnib Derurtbeilte
I'm pteoer az @bren gu fommen,
mubte Der Dor 18 Sabren unf4ulois
0erurtbetlte nun bas Wieoeraufnabme<
perfabren sesen fia einleiten laRen.
grtrunfenes 8raut>
a I. Der 25idbrise @iobanni St.
l,iba tpar nit feiner 18iGbrtgen 8raut
Marianna Coos BON Talpana, Ober=
italien, nad Dem benahbarten Dirt
Tarcento sesangen, UNI bort Gtntdufe
au maiden. Mls fe am @benb aaf Der
Riidtebr einen Wiloba4 iberf4reiten
tporIten, fielen fie BON benz selGn6ers
loien @tes In Die burd Resen fart ees
f1tponenen Tlutben berab. Shre 2etz
den tpurben erft nu4 aipei Sagen dufz
sefunben. sic tparen bur@ MnpraIIen
gesen bie JeIien perftimmeIt.
See1eute ais g tan6
geebrt. Ser prdiibent uno feline
Satin tpobnten neuli9 nit elmer sro>
BEN Mnaabl Marine>O ffi5ieren Der
Worftelluns tn einem Sbeater tn @afbs
tnstpn, .. g., BEL. Nuf befon6ere gtnz
la6uns 6es Sbeaterletters eri9ienen at
Der NorfteIuns aud 200 tn Der Wapp
Uarb bon Daibtnston ~ftationtrte Sees
leute tn Uniform. Der Better oes
Sbeaters bate bur9 bic ginlaoung
gum Musorud brtnsen monen. 6aB er
bolIfommen nit Dem etnperftaa6en fet,
mos prGfibent Nooiebelt. Warinefetres
tor Hpnaparte uno Mbmiral Detpep be-
aisli@ 6es Musf4luHes bon Seeleuten
IN Uniform aus etnem @an=2ptaI In
Repport, n. ), ssfast haber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

effelaus6l LAG De 8
g erbes. On Den peri9ieoenen
&0rpertbeilen fallen meiit plObli9,
bulo persinaelt, balb bi9t eebrGnst
itebeno, in Der Resel pie Seis ii9 an
fiibIenbe, fla9e Grbebunsen bon CRIB
FEM biz Walnubsr0be auf, pel9e meiit
elm fairies SUDDEN beruria9en. 3us
peilen aeisen fi9 nebenber audi
S9nenunsen am 3opfe, unter Der
8ruit, unter Dem 8au4e unb on Den
@lisbmaBen. Die l1ria9en bieIes
4usf9lases finb mod ni4t pDnis aufs
eefldrt. Die grbObunsen pflesen iiG
"a Bis 70 Stunben in unperGnoertem
3uftanbe gu erbalten, UNI Damn raid,
balo nit, BALD obne @erluft bon 5aas
rem, gu perf4pinben. Bel Sen a,isses
tpahIenen Sbteren f9reite man, faus
fi9 Der @usfhlag ldnsere 3eit erbdlt,
our Sarrei9una bon gelinb a~bfibren=
ben Mitteln (@lauberfals) un6 made
Guberli1 8efeu6tungen nit gfTgpai=
fer, nit f9pc9er Mlaun@ pber pots
tuf9elOfung ooer einem @emif9 por
glei9en Sbeilen Serpentin0l unb Weins
seit. Sn leidteren JGIen seniist BIZ
Rube, Elm ausfreier, reidli9 seitreute,
Stau uno lei9tperbaules 5utter.
2egenotb tann Bel 9ibnern,
tpie Eel Tauben, Defenders Bel faltem
Wetter bdufis beobu4ten. CUR See
feitiguns bes llebels 1T grtpdrmune
Der franfen Sbisre (@intpideln in er.
tpGrmte Sii9er) uno Der Nufentbalt ir
einem tparmen Baum erforberli4; ir
Die &lpafe bringt man elm tpenig er.
tpdrmtes Sel. Sn Der Resel sebt oanr
na9 furaer 3ett bas gierlesen obns
Nnitano bor fi4. @ith Tam man Der
.rtranften Sbieren f~einsebadten, &c.
faIsenen unb serdu9erten Sped als
Gutter seben, pobur4 bas @orbringer
oes gies ebenfals erleihtert miro.
StDrrif9e S9fen sun
u # au neranld
n. Sc 1T betannt, oab man4e 3D..
fen ii4 eber tobtfdlasen lafen, als BAT
fs auffsben. gs sibt ieoO4 elm WitteI
tpel9es gang barmlps lit un6 6ennod
fofprt ipirft. gs beftebt barin. oat
man Dem Sbisre gr6e in Die beiber
HafenI0der ftedt. Das unsetp0bnt'
gefibl In Der Naie iast benz Sbier'
etnen 10 sroBen S9red elm. bab e.
NIT heftigem Riefen fi4 iofort 2uf1
berf9afft un6 babel auffpringt.
: beuerer 3 beaterppr.
3 g. Der 9iibnenborbans fir bal
i'm 8au begriffene neue Stabttbeater II
@ieben, 9efen, lit Dem Maler &obes.
ftetn<Berlin our Nusfibruns iibertra.
gen tpor6en. Die Soften, $4,000
Marf, tperoen bon einem Greun6e bes
Thenters oetrdoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27

= 2trrtteo.
zeue fpesieas gsbisnuns mad st. DaHne.
-Sass berIaHen indianapolis UNI TOO unS
u:o0 ubr gormittass unb 800 nnb TOO
Abr Ra@nittass, i4neas Sabrt nod Sort
Bapne ma@enS unb nit ben S@neginsen
.a@ ToleSc, Detroit unb 2ima serbinbsnb-
Ispis aud in ToIsSo urb Detroit nit ben
Dampfsru, bic auf ben sroben Seen mad
Ea6inac, Buffalo unb ben Ria8ara Sauea
ssafen, gerbinbuna n1asenb.
il:aO 4baabs8us nod Runes.
l1:30 abenbs8us nod Beru.
sage fa5rsn mad Sort 8eniamin Sarrb
,.u UNI 6:45 gn, 9:05 8m, HOS 8rn, LOS
nut unS 800 Em.
Eeitere Snformation IN Der Office: 1er'
.-u,aI @sbdubs. Bbones: Ren, Rain 6066;
~, Rain 175.
JnotaaapoIis & Gafern.
g@nea , Sase Iaufsn nod l@reenfeIS.
znisbtstotpn, 9etp gaftIe, Cambridge Sttp.
ai@monb, Dapton, Dbio, iebe Stunbs BIB
. MIR Abenbs. IN Sapton, Dbio. nit aaem
eGusIsisen, bic mad Springfield. @oInup
bus anb allen centraIen 8untten Dbio's
taufsn, gerbinbuns .rna&enb.
Ebeub,Sus UNI 11:30 Abenbs mad 9nisbts'
DUn.
Bettere Snfcrmation tn ber Office: Ter'
xsHal gebdiSe. 9bones i: Reu, Nain 6065
Rit, Natn It's.
SnsianapoIts & WartinsStue.
RAD WscresSias, getbans Bart, Rar'
ssnspins. Snb.
erfss Rorsen'gar TN, $40 ubr Rorsens.
Dann pcu 500 ubr Rorsens iebe etanbe
ts 300 nbr HbenSs.
Etens : @ars berIafen bic Snterurban
Staten nm 1000, 11:30 unb 11:50 Nbenss.
Die 1000 unb 11:5O gars fabren nur bis
RooresntQe.
@eiters Snformation In ber Office: 1er'
RinaI @ebdubs. 45ones: Reu, Rain 6055
GIt, Rain 175.
Jnhtanapolis GsaI Sraettsa 60.
8ass Iaufen ftinbIi9 pcn SnbionaYcIiS
mad glatrfeIS pon 500 rbr Norsens bis
TOO ubr Hbsabs.
abeubsise urf 9 unc IL uHr AbenSs.
Beiters Snformaticn in Der Dfics: Ter'
rsinaI gebdubs. 8bones : Neu, Nain 6066
UIt, Brain 175.
JnoianappIis & Nprtbwefern.
e@neu, gage mad GratpfcrbsuiIe uns 60
fabetts Iaufen ftnbIi4 pon 500 ubr Ror'
gems bis 800 nbr Hbenbs. Hmi&Iub ID
2afapette fur gbieaso unb allen norbwef.
Ii9eu 9uHtteu.
Der 8us um 1000 nbr Abenbs fdbrt Biol
bs nod 2ebanou.
Der Bug UNI 11:30 nbr Hbenbs fdbrt btI
nod Srausfcrt, Ani4Iub h 2ebG1en 10,
charlottesville; berieIbe fdbrt IN ber Conn
tag ea@t Bios BIB nod 2afGpette.
Bettere Snforraation Ia Der Dffee: Ger
minaI @ebdube. ptones: Reu, Brain 6065i
Gt.lg2ain 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
Smternrban 3eit>S Isabelle.
3. u z. SpRsm.

SR 9raft Routas, ben /. Dftober 1905.
e&neue GurdSise mad Sort @apne.
S9nsue Our@3ise nod Rarion.
e@neae 9ur9;ise mad 8eru.
e@nele 9urGsiise ua@ 2~osansport.
S@neIe Dnr4tise nod anberion.
s@nsne Dur9siise mad Runeie.
8lss berIafen SnbianapcIis.
Rxncie 6 Marion Dtptit on.
2atrreaes, Sortpils, penbIeton, anSericn,
DorttoDn. gslueie, RibbIeto,pn, a~IeIaubrta,
eumuiitpine, TairutOunt, @as @itp, Sones'
borp, Raricn, gIuftsn unb linton gitp.
4 90 8m. Il o. gus.
*6 05 8u. 2 90 9ftn.
6 90 Bm. 70 Of Sim.
~ % Sm. 4 90 Rn.
9 90 gm. IS 90 Sim.
g o. Br. 70 OF gul
10 90 8n. 6 90 Sim.
I'll 90 8m. ~ OF Rm.
<11 05 Bn:. 70 05 Qm.
IL 90 Rttss. IL 30 am.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
@ntfntt
3wiiden Sranfreid nnb Gnglau6 geger1 9eItids
LAMB betebt ieit 5 sSabren.

yuafGubige Serfabrenbet in gSablfampagne. Srafproaafe gegen gnfmies'
Ier.- Nprbbentidlano i'm Gisbanne. -Nebr Hefruten nnbeotngt ers
foroerid. airden. Gutesbenf wira uuteriagt. = @ebrakner
Gbrfppf us gHenbnadtsidmaus. JurttbareS 11nueher
mf ben %dderbdnfen. = Grobeben errest 8sorsnife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-27
Norboeut4Ian m SIS
bnrtue.

Norbbeut4Ianb I'm SIS,
banne.
Dan3ig. rs. DECEMBER. Sur8t'
bare Rdlte herridt In allen @ausn oes
Deutidsn Rei1ss. Namsntli9 Der
Often bss 2anbss bat unter Der 0sinl'
iu9una idmsr 3u Isioeu. Aus $born
In Wefprsuben limb als Winimum Der
Temperature 25 grao @elRus unter
Nuu qemeloet ruoroer uno In iener
8egenb Rnb aud mebrere WenT6snle.
ben benz erimmigen Jrofs gum Opfer
gefalsn. Die OberlduFe Der groben
Gtr6me. mite Wei9isl. Obsr. glbe rrb
Weier, fiub gefroren uno bic Inter
laufe nit ioI6sn WaRsn 8rsibsis as.
filt, bab BITE s&Hfabrt b~Ollfdnois
labmaeleat ID. au& auf benz Rhsin
irsibt gis In 70 aroben Wahen, bob oie
e9lHbrtde BET 86In In bObem Sraoe
gsfdtrbst srf9tsn unb abgefabren tuer.
ben wubte.
Sn bielsr S6silsn bes 2anbes bat
F9 nit Der auBsrssw6hnli9sn 2dlte
aarfer S&nssfaQ sineeaslt unb bisisr
bot isbr srbsSIids st6runsen I'm giien.
babnbsrtsbr i'm @,folgs. 3ususrfpd.
tunger fomr1eu ibercq Dor.
Oeiferrei6'ltngarn.
Wsbr Refruten unbebtnst
erorberIt& D..
Bubapef. 26. De;br. Die
5rass Der grb0buns bss Refruten.
Rontinssnts ntmmt bic aufmertiam.
tsit Der Rseieruns In bobem @rabe In
anipru&. Der unsarif&e premier
Dr.. Weierls uirt I'D gu 0euiabr nod
Dien bsssbsn. um NIT ieinsm 6her.
rei&if6sn 2oQsgen Gretbsrrrl bon Bed
In bisisr Auasleaenbstt au tonfertren.
DaB cine grb6bung bes bisberigen
6risbensbefanbss nt&t btsl ldnger bin.
nusgefaoben tusrbsn fann. III eine 6olgs
Der u.Armiruns Der Nrmse. Be-
reits fino tauieno iieue R%anonenrobrs
fertig e.ffslt. aber es feblt on ben ftr
bte Batterten srforoerli&en Wann.
i&aften.
StaIien.
Rtr9en.@ ottesbtenf
wtrb unteragt.
y o m, 26. Deg. Der Rorrsipon'
bent Der vaRoeiirtsr, preRe" bot tn
gatitar, bon bo1fsbsnosr ssite srfah'
rem. baB Der papf bas reus 2ir&en'
gsfsb bsftmmt 3uriidwstIen uno 3u &C.
lsssnsr 3sit ben pfarrseifli&sn BIZ
ab6altuns bon @ottssoienf In ben
2ir&en untsrfaeen uirb. Darnad
rutiroe nur pripater @ottssoisnf fatt'
finbsn. Der 8em1brsmanr oes Qor'
r%eiponoenten fdste 6in3u:
Der Uatifan fann ein arberes Der
fubren nt&t sini&Iasen. Ia&oem Ell
absslebnt bot. bas 2ir&eneisentbum
unter ben BON Der Rsgierung geffeater
geotnaunsen 3u bebalten. tann e.
fOlssri&tis feline 0anolunsswstie uu'
rs9ifsrtiasn, inbem Ct ben @laubens
treusr ben Beusis Iisfert, bab fe Der
folgt rperben."
8robbritannien.
o sbratener gberfopf al
eihna&tsf d maus.
2onpon, 26 Dsabr. R6nti
goparb, 26niain A~lsranora. Der prin
unb ots prinaei1n BON Wales babei
bas Deibna1tsfef tn eanbrineban
perlebt. Bon einem rieRsen gbrifi
baum, Der tn Der Nttte oss BaliaaIeI
aufssfslt NOR, habsn bte 2bnisin Uni
bis tibrtsen Rttslseoer Der i6ntgli&el
6amilie Na&mittass psri6nlt& Of
idmmtli9e Anseb6rtee bes 0ausbalt
Gaben bsrtbeilt. Die pd&ter unb Ut
better auf ben t6nialt1sn Carmen ba
ben ebenfaas Weinsnfe er9alten Uni
ben Wittuer. iowts drmersn Nrbstterl
tuuroen Gletf& uno Roblen 3ueswisfen
Auf Der 6sftafel oes 26ntas befanl
R@. auber benz hert6mmlt&en Rtnos
lsnbenHhd unb 9rutbabn. etn gbsr
topf. @si&ent bes Qatfers @ilbelm
aaptar unb si6r bon Qaifer @,iolaus
pfau uno iungee e&wan bon Damp
Inn Gouvf Hsv 0Xnyo hot syus I'M