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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-21

LOUISlNE BRILLIANT SILK,
WORTH 75c, At sec.
BLACK AND WHITE MORE SILK
WORTH $1.0o, AT 79c.
ONE PATTERN FANCY MOUSE
LINE de SOLE, WORTH $500, AT
$3.50.
s6-INcH HABlTuA SILK, WORTH
$1.25, AT 89c.
36-INcH BLACK TAFFETA SILK,
WORTH SIPS, AT 89c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-21
SACRIFICED 70 MAKE ROOM

CHANGEABLE SILK, WORTH 4oc,
AT Csc.
BENCH BLACK TAFFETA SILK,
WORTH $500, SPECIAL $1.59.
FANCY MALANGE SILKS, WORTH
SOC, At soc.
ALBAsTANT SILK, WORTH $1.oo,
AT 79c.
sHANTING SILK, NATURAL COL
OR, WORTH 75c, AT Sic.
FAIL SILK, WORTH $1.75, AT $1.19.
MEsSELINE SILK, WORTH $1.23,
AT 88c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-21

36-INCH ORIENTAL SILK WORTH
$500, AT soc.
se-INcH CHINA SILK, WORTH 81,
AT see.
ARMEUR SILK. WORTH $1.2s AT
89c.
CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK WORTH
$500, A! sec.
BLACK TAFFETA SILK, WORTH
$1.25, AT 89c.
sklNNER's sATlNE WORTH s1.15
AT 89c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-07-21

PLAID AND FANCY SILKS WORTH
$3.50, SPECIAL, 99c.
SIPS FANCY SILKS AT 79c.
CREPE de cHElNE SILKS WORTH
$1.1o, SPECIAL, 79c.
FANCY SILKS, WORTH $500, AT
69c.
A LINE OF FANCY SILKS At sec.
FANCY CREPE, WORTH 6oc, AT
sec.
CtiAN0EABLE SILKS AT sec.
PONCE SILK AT SIC, WORTH soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-05
Ser oeuAbe eOrreapDnSent, waIHniDe~7 seS.,, sratas. pen 5. eftober 1906.

gen Der ~. Dina RbeinbeHea inns in
Ser Iebten 3eit 5amiter geraoesu III.
oeIpeiie aufgefunosnv porben. Sun,
berte Ser 9biere puroen auf @eronlaIs
iung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gefanaeu.
sSn Der Gemartung paffeH6pa6en.
6eim 4. g. finb i'm @an3en ettpa 1000
SamIter eiaaetraAt poroen.
f. n 3 a q. Dem 6irIten 3u
0fenburaz9iritein ala StQnoe8berrn
itebt oas prGIentqtipnSre6t fir eins
@nsa5l 8pltsTduaebrerltAQsR in Of
fenba9 5p, ,oas nunmebr nit 3uItims
muna oes Tiriten absel0it tpsr0en IoQ.
Die StdStperoroneten @erIammfunq
1timmte hsm3 @ntraas auf Ertqb zines
GeIeseS gu, SaS Die @er3idtIeiItung
oes SirFenspuf hps prdleptationss
reGt ausTpri6t. Na9 'Shtrafttreter
oes @eiebes saAltg ole Stuet Offenba9
$4,000 Warfs} a& .fr,
g unef It a 5 t. Cine unoemein
reihe @rombcersrnte mar beuer i'm
Soenpalb sa per3eidnen, Gie Gtrdu.
der in pen Wdlhern un6 an Sen 6Gn,
gen paren iber unb iiber nit Den iaf,
tigen I9porsen 9esren bebaneeu. Die
8eeren peroen Iorgfditig eeIammelt
uno perfouft. Sir Den 2iter puroen
beuer 10 6is II pfsnnig beaublt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-05
G9drimai(&e Staatem.

6 d. / If t. Die papierfabrit
Sobeniuarte ldbt bon !9obenparte mad
Gidi6t i'm romantii9en Sbale Der
Saale entldng eine Snbuitrisbabn er.
bauen. Die gabn ioG Bel grri9tune
Der Saaletbaliperre aud fir Den 9er'
fonenperfebr nubbar semd6t iperoen.
e tena9 d. 3neds enersifder
8etreibung bes WerrasG 6ifffabrts'
proieftes tonitituirte ii9 bier elm Ser,
elm CUR S9iffbarmaduns Der Merra.
Sena. gu einem 9entmal fir bi:
S9laht bel Sena am IA. Sttober
1906 unb i'm %beionoern bas 9efe6t BEL
&apeqenoorf 1T auf Dem Openings
berge BET 8apeaenoorf Der 9runoiteiu
eele9t porben.
Honneburg. Sierorts itarb
oer 8eairfsar3t. Meoiainulrutb Or.
JinbeiIen i'm Bitter bon 60 Sabren.
Der 0eritorbene bat iiber al SABRE
iegensrei6 in %unierer Stuot sepirtt,
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Sreie Stable.

8 a mburs. Sn S%ablenburg III
oas 5ambur9er S%eeboipital. Noro'
bsimftiftuHa fiir tuberfuloSe unS ftro'
fat0is ainoer. eingepeibt fporbeh.--
Der entIdloKens gda6Sue bet Som'
burgs4meritu. 2inis; ibre mad Mra'
bien uno perIien BeItimmten Oampfet
2onbon ~anlaufen Su IaIen, neil Die
@ngliih Nlasrian SteamIbip 2int
Samburg ais 4plegebafen benuben
fpoats, fat cine unatittelbare Wirfuna
dus9eiibt. Die en9lil9s Rbeoersi
%fiinbieie an, Dab Iie Samburg ni9t am
laufen ner0e, uno iomit brin9t benn
aud Sapa9 Den riitIi9tGi9 2onoons
sefabten Gntf6lub. nidt sur 4usfibs
rung.-auf elmer Ruoerfabrt auf Der
Wliter ertrant Der 32jdbrise aupe[lmei'
tier unb 8pmponiit Mar 2epan'
botpstp.
9 remen. Die Wuspanoerung
iiber 8rerhen tetrus ir1 uu9uit .. 5.
14,118 p%erIonen, gegen 1873 i'm
Iuguit oeS N%oriobreg.
6 Il Be d. Die neu, pbdentlide
0dmpfldiffs : Nerbinoung 2iibeds
S4lsstpi9 murbe tiir5lih e%roffnet.
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0efer.et@.

% EN-. Der pstftorbene qripats
bsamte aarl 8isoermann bat feinen
Rahlab i'm 9strase Don runo 200, 900
aronen fur cine 8ettfiftuns i'm 5auIe
Der 9drmbersigteit, ferner fir cine
ltaatlide uno fdIieblid fit cine itdos
tiIde Wiener Waiiens ooer Wittpens
%itiftuns getpiomet. -Det ~perftorbene
Banter Stemunb Reibss Bat teftos
meniarifd fir perfbieoens fpobltbdtiae
.3tpede ben getrag bon 100000 BRO,
men lebtpilis aneefpititn. Da6ie lit
Der 9ermatoIose pruf.For Siioor b.
Neumonn, elmer Der berpurruaenoifen
@6iiIsr 5ebtds. i'm rs. lebensiabre
g.fforben. Die 0eisGfdaftsn Der
Girma geors Sdidt bic Dor fursem
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8aoeu.

RarlSru e. Wie Die grDberen
Stdbte @abenS mittelIt Der Sberbiirs
sermeiiterss 8onfsren3en unb Die mitts
leren Ctdbte in einem b~eIonoerer Ser
banoe ibre @emeinoeintsreIlen semsins
lam gu pabren iuden, 10 BADEN iih
jebt aud Die fIeinlten Gtdbte unb Ole
aanogemeinben Oes 0robber5ogtbums
gu oieiem 8ebufe su einem 8erbano
auiammen seTdlo6en. Sbr 8eitreben
1T IS. Ole Sduls uno @rmenlaIten To-
melt al5 moattt auf Sen G.aat absu.
pGlaen uno fir Die BON ibren 9eamten
gu b~sioresnoen itaatli9sn Qtufsabsn
cine ausrei6enbe &oIenOedung au err
ldngen.-0er 0idtsr 4ltert Goffbad
unb Der priputmann Geopolb 8ftels
bort, Der 9e9riinber Der pettbiu be-
tannten tun'tgeperbli9en MDbsIfabrit,
iin0 9e'torten.
9eibetberg. Der YrofeEor
an Der bteligsn ltniperiitdt. 9ebeimer
Sofra!b 8r. @ierorot, lit eeltorten.
M ann6eim m. Rad Gem Sdbres>
beri6t Der ita0tiiden StraBenbabnen
bon Wannbeim uno 2ubpigs6aFen, Die
BON StruBcntuuamt Mannbeim ees
msinTom perpaitet peroen. betrudsu
Die Ginnubmen auf oer Wannbsimsr
2iuich i'm Sabre 1905 Bel elmer Be-
triebSt1nge BON 1884 Dieter 1.521.s
500 Wart, in aiiofpig56aien Bel ether
9etrie6slS1ge bon 1925 Mctsr 49,
308 Moct,
g It ans 8, gei Sen in bieIi9sr
G.esn0 S;cttfinbenben Man5periibuns
gen flm,n Gel rem Ssnfar.eriesR egis
merit Hr, l72 uno Osn SG9ern SIT 9Fero
aoblreiGc &'B7G.dge Cor. 3Irei Wtann
nuroen loot ucn plabe 9:tra9en. Bel.
na6e 500 Monn lparo,n infot1e Der
groB.n 9ib: ii5ung5unfdGig.
Gfor3h,,m. DIR gei.sr bes
Tsubdue3 o:3 9oit5stSuots. 2(rAitett
Softner, lit rom Eaes SIS alten Dot.
astduoes l51citirS' pro par loiort
tot.
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itorbenen pripatmann Solbers 1T Ser
bieii9en Gtaotgemeiube Elm 8srmGdt,
nib bon 10000 Mart nit Der 9eItims
muns ~3usepenoet noroen, Dob Die Gin.
fen a1jdbrlih 5ur untsritiisung bon
unbel6oltenen Witttpen uno WuiIen
bieltger Ginpo9ner gu pertpenben iinb.
9 n. Ter Glteite gepobner
Der SberlauIiB. Gottfriso Opel in Reis
6enau, poQenbete iein 101. &eoens,
jabr. gr 1T esiitig unb tDrperIi9 nod
iebr rIitig.
2etpsig g. Der Seniordef elmer
Der behsutenOIten Observation-Disclosures
in 2eip3ig. ole aud in 2onbpn. Paris
uno Nep Yort 3tpeiggei9dfte unters
5 bolt, SoIef llqmann, lit i'm Bitter BON
81 Sabren .g~eItorben. 9as bon ibm
beariinoete Gngrpsgei9Gft in Rau6s
ipaaren tpnnte bereit5 Tor orei Sabren
duf elm 5~ojGbri9eS geltcben 5urids
bIiden.
Mittpei0o, SiinaItGin 1T oaa
reue. nit einem GpItenaufpano bon
runo 10000 Mart erri6tete itdo.
tide Waherrert ieiner 8eitimmung
~iiber9elcn poroen.
Np en-. 0as bieit9e 2ebrerIemi.
mar be9ing Die Ssier ieines 50jdbriesu
geItebens. Sritbere S9iiler oes Se'
mindrs b~egrlnoeter cine Subildumss
ftiftung. ocren 3inTen ais HeiieItipens
oien fir piirOige S9iler 8erpenoune
finoen ioQen.
Selsni B. 0abier fano Die Weibs
bes nit einem &oItenauftpanoe BON
ettpa 10000 Mart erri9teten itdbti'
i6en SrantenbauIes itatt.
3 p t d a Ii. Sn BEN inbuItrie1en
8etrieben oes Resierungsbe3irta
3piduu famen i'm porieen Sabre 1857
unfGae Dor, barunter "a tootli1e.
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HubsTano Iretsnoen Profeifors Or. .,
Que0er ernannt.
Neuer b a Of. Ot me6uniI6e
Sritotfpaarehfabrtt g. ), S6o6er bs,
9ing 81, Ssisr ibres ~50j1bti9sr 9e.
ite9ens, 3ur5eit beidGftiat bie 5abrit
etpa 500 2trbeiter uno 4rteiterinnen.
3ie Grssugung tetrug I'M porigen
Sabre dLer 5000 3useno Daaren,
bie einen Wertb BON liter 100000
Wtart 0arIteQen.
Oien9en n. Sin @aloI3ub TOD,
tete ben perbeirutbeten @ipIer Sesssi
our9 eiten G6ub in Den Riiden, Der
3bGtsr bebauptet, bas Gepsbr babe
1i9 bon IelbIt e%ntldOen.
9rum B q Of. 9abier fdnb Die
SerbltperIammlung bes Wiirttemberz
gii9en Meinbaupereins fiatt. Der
beurige IuSfaa in Der Weinernte in
Wiirttemberg. Der bur3 Die peronaz
ipora entIiebt. miro uuf 10,000,0 0
Mort gef6Gbt. Wan fat nur nit
eiHem 3ebntel Ger Sur6i4nittsernte
gu refnen.
Seilbronn. Die 6lsiI6ers
innung erb0bte bic 9reiie fir S6fens
fleii9 BON 50 auf SO pfennig. fir
RinofleiiA bon so auf 81 9Tsnnig. fir
S6peinefleiI6 BON So ouf 80 Yfens
mig. @lei95eitig ipuroe bus .Yro5ens
tenaeten" an Wirtbe uno pripate abs
9eidafft. Die Snnung begriinoet ben
4ufl6laa nit oen INNER mebr iid iteis
9etnben @iebpreiIen uno nit Ser Bel
bebaltung Ger SleiIhfteuer. Dor flint
Sdbren bate oas pfunb Winbfleii6
68 pfennig. SdIenfleii6 "a pfennis
a~efoItet.
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Gf(a6. Sot6rinaen.

Strab b sure g.. Cine aus d4t
perlprsn bcitsb:nos 6ali6miinSer.
banoe, ole 'eit Ginger Set gut nad)ses
mdtte 3psimartttids in aroBsrer
Mane, in ben Verfebr byadte, nuroe
bier satS.dt uno feit9enommsn, Der
Gibrer Ger GeieqI6oft lit sin ipeaen
GoIdmtr5erci bereits rorbeItraftcr
Gipis-.-Ter proentlihe 9rofefIor Ser
greasie oss Nsuen Ssitamsntes an osy
athc.ifhstbeologifhen Gatultit ser
lnirsrf.a. grsaIah. Tr. thepl. et pill.
Sanas Robr, 1T in eleiher Giaenihait
en- Die unirsr'itGt Strabfure t~erufsn
unc irit! i,ln neues Qm! i'm Min!er.
ismefter an.
aIttird. Sic Resisruns er,
tbeitts Die Genebmiqurg CUR Grid.
tung zines GpmnaIialtonpitts Der mel.
Fen 9Gter in 4lttirh. 9is 4nftalf III
auSihliebtif fir Ghiter beItimmt.
Die fi6 Dem MiiIionsberuf piomsn
moQen.
M E b. Sm @nidlub an bas l5Oe
jGbrise Subildum BEG baperiidsn S.
Snfanteric. Regimerts unb has 200.
jabrige SubiIdum bes baneriIfsn 4.
Snfanteris Regiments taben ,fih bier
stpei 9creire Der ebenaaligen Qnstho,
rissn nieier Resimenisr in Wss anb
llmasbuna gsbilbst. gsioe 5dllsn i
on 200 MttslisOsr.
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Brann(6weis. Am6aff. 2safoea.

8ruun d tpeig g. Ser brauns
ihpeieilde &ammerproiioent Rubolf
2uoerhen, lansjdbriser praiioent oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gentralpereins
fir oos Ser3ogtbum 9raunidneis unb
Nsrtreter 9raunIdpeiss i'm 0eutfden
2anopirtbfdaftsratbe, 1T eeitorben.
Deffou. CUR 4btpebr eesen Die
bon ben Winebrauereien eineefubrte
8ierpreiserb0bung griinbeten biefis.
gdttpirtbe uno pripatleute cine Nsrs
einsbrduer.i auf attien.
g B a d. @nbier erfdIug Der
2anbfpirtb 2iinpsr aus Wiaineen BEL
Der Ridie1r bon einem ariegerfe5te ben
Simmernieifter Milte, neil Wilte i1ni
porsefpotfen Bate, bab er porbeitraft
iei. Der Sbdter tpuroe perbaftet.
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in cine NttiengeIeuidaft umgetpanoelt
fpur6e. bdben Dem Spdrz uno Inter
ItiibungStereine i6rer 8eamten uno
Qrteiter fir bas abgelaufene @el6dftsz
jabr $4,000 8ronen Su%gepenoet; bds
BON purben 5~ugepieien 5000 Sronen
Der a1gemeinen llnterItiibungstahe bes
Qerionaals, $4,000 ronen Dem Spar
pereine Der g(rbeiter unb $4,000 &roz
men Dem Sporpereine Der 9eamten.
8p5en. Der 9(bt MmbroIius
Steinegger I'M 9enebittineriifte @riss
feierte fsin gplbenes YrieItsriubildum.
9 Il. 0urh einen ungliidli9en
3ufaa beriibrte Der in Der &abelfabrit
Selten &c Guileaume beIddftigte Or
better 5runa S9ober nit elmer gtIens
ftange, Ole er in Der !Sano trug, Die
Startitromleitung heS Wertes. @r
blieb ouf Der Stele tpbt Iis9en.
Siume. 3piIden Wagbaren,
SiioIlatpen unb Stalienern baben bier
fpieoerbolt blutige Spnflitte ftattses
funben. @rab1teine uno &reuse nit
italienifGen Sn19riften ipuroen auf
Dem Sriebbpfe 5ertrimmert, uno bars
iiber gerietben Die Staliener in Die dus
berite G%rreguns.
9 + ii r. 9as Gdpurseridt pers
urtbeilte Die Sausbefiberin Gnna
S9neioer unb beren @eliebten @lbin
@Gbelt. Die Den Gbegatten Der S9neis
Der ermorbeten, gum Sobe.
Snnsbrud d.. Ser ~nambafte
Spbtbalmolose Der 9eutI9en 8arls
Serbinauoss llniperIitGt in Yras, prpz
feiIor 80. g5ermat, bat bier Selbits
moro besdngen.-Iuf Ser Stilfierjo6z
itrabe %ftiirste elm BON Srafoi mad 8ors
mio fabrenbes Mutomobil bel elmer
Serpentine iibsr Die 90I9ung binab.
Der Chauffeur tpuroe getDotet, etne
Dame brad einen SUB, Die anoeren
Sniafen blieben unberlebt.
&arlSbab D.. Sdbier 1T Der 2ons
boner @roBfaufmann 2ouis Spill,
Der Gbef Der 2onboner Woufirma, ges
itorben, pelhe' Dor 5tpei Sabren nit
ibren SransportI6iffen ole 9lpdabe
BON port Qrtbur bur9brab unb Der
ruIIf1en Mrmee &anonen uno pros
piart 5ufiibrte. Seine Sinterlaffenz
Idaft miro auf 100000 3ronen
geiddbt.
&u It e / n. !Sier lit Dem sroben
Nationalofonom 5rieorib Gift Elm
Sentmal erri6tet poroen.
g.. Die Sofbu6banoIuns
@in5en5 STINT beaing Die 5eier ibres
120ldbrigen 8eitebens,
Sonnenberg. 9ur6 bie Gins
Giderung bon 20 9GuIern iinO So Sas
milien nit 207 8Dpfen oboadtos ge>
iporoen. Die meiiten iuaren nidt oerz
ii4ert unb iinb an Den 9etteliiab sez
tommen.
@at3burg. Ser 23idbrise
9ednifer @l9uIt Snbra lit bonn l1ns
ters6er9 BET SalSburg abgeitiir3t unb
als 2et4s aus Der S9arte se3ogen
fporoen.
l. 8 iait r,sbo IF. iltufere Stabt
feierte cine 200iabrige Geoentfeier our
Grinnerung an Die belosnmiitbige @ers
t9eioigung gesen Die aurue3en i'm
| Sabre 1706,
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Darttem6era.

Strtteart. Oos 9ottl Sill
Der" 1T I'm sen preis bon $4,000
Mart an bsnabisberisen Snbaber bss
5otels .3urn aDhig BON Wirttsms
bers," 9einrif Stapff. iibereesanssn.
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t.im
Hief6aunmto G6 arlottenburgs 81. ing.
@obert Webraud. tpurSt gum srosnts
Iiden prpfsHorg fit WdHenbau uno
Uselioratstpefsn an Der biefisen 1ed.
nifden 9Ohihale an 9tsqt' otss in ben
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S0meis.

3 ii Of. OaS 3iirider Sdpure
seridt perurtbeiIte SoIef &rones bon
We1eni6pano (9sIen), Der, na6oem
er cine a1tjdbrige 3u9tbausitraie abs
geiefen, in Der um9ebung 3iirths unb
in an0eren 9egenosn oss aantons eins
Heibe bon Raubanfdqen begangen bat,
81 sebn Sabren 3u1tbaus.-0er bes
iannte 5iirdwriiAe Staatsmann uno
@~eisbeeber. profeIfor Der He9te, Sas
fob Sreihler, 1T i'm Ilter bon 81
Sabren gsitorben.
9u5ern. aiiralih mar Der 100
jdbrige @eoenttag zines fdredliden
GreieniFes. Sm Sabre 1906 purbe
Der sgleden Goloau. am Sftabbang oes
Tigi eelegen, nit eInigen unberen 01rs
fern ourh sinen gsr9itura perdiittet.
81. 8allen. Ter Sftidpei3er
S9iffltsS tiderarbeiierp bsi6lcb
Die Sdaffung zines Observation-Disclosures
riats.-Sn Rorida6 brdnnte cine
arobe S6eune nisber. 9si oen Mets
iungsorbeiten" r%erunalid!e Nsr Rprs
idaher Geueripsbrtommunount 0es
meinoeratb Gintbarot. 9ur6 einsn
b%erabfalenben galtsn nuroen ibm oas
SdiiiHeIbein 5erihIagsn uno innere
g%erlebuneen aueefiigt.
@enf. Sn Geni ipurbe Der 5lpeite
international. acnareb fir Mobs
n~unssbpgiene a~bgebalten. Gs iparen
25 Stdnten pertreten uno insgeiammt
etipa 800 perionen %anfpeIsno. gu
GbrensY Disqualification nuroen unter
anberen eepGblt: 9ebrinss Marburg,
8ewralIlabsarat Shjernins . Berlin
unb 81. Stiihbens8 Berlin.
90 ederur ais 0iebss
Der e 4. 5rdulein !6o1risl aus
Berlin puroe in sinsm Sotsl in Oft,
enoe. 8el9ien, UNI elm 9alsbanb gum
Z Wertbe BON 100000 Mart, Iofpie um
fonitige Suipelen beItoblen. Der Oisb,
sin ebemoliger aslner oss GtabliFe.
ments Ramens Galle. ipuroe in Git,
tid perbaftst. ndbreno srpei {einer
Tompli3en in Gent bonn eleihen
S6idials credit puroen. Dos Gals
bano ipur6s in elmer Dsderubr beritedt
oufgefunosn. Die anoeren Supelen,
nrei 9iomantrinae unb cine eoIoene
gorie. in Der iia Der. esIammte
Sdmud befunben bate. par.n bon osn
gaunern bereits bertouft poroen.
9aue bate, ipabreno 5rdulein S0Gs
rigl in benz erpdbntsn 5otet in SIts
snoe cine GrfriIhung 5u fd nobm
uno babel lire eolosne 8orIe auf Den
Slid legte, nit ieiner Gerpiette oen
SiIh geIdubert uno babel Die porfe In
Der Seroieiie NIT fortsenommen. Die
ouf Die Gntoedung Der 0iebe ausae.
febte gelobnung BON $4,000 Dart fiei
Der YriKsler poIi3si gu.
Der3tpeifeIte Ram b
init MbIern. Der @emfeni1aer
9eb bon Gnaslbern i'm ihipeiaeriihen
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9ro68er3sst9nss 9eGem.

Oarm # ab I. Tie areisfdul,
!ommiiionen unb S4ulDorftGnbe bes
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ftabt onaulegen. Dos Mu{eum fol-
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gsfhidte osS hefffhen Ghulteisns
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@focmbnra.

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gen enbsts Oas Ge9en zines unierer Be.
liebtciten 9iibnenmitglieoer. oes Rss
eiIIeurs un0 Observation-Disclosures q.
Sepoelmann. 0is 0rinoe oes Selbits
moroes IiRo unbetannt.
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2NeGfenBnra.

Reut o It r. Der 9linoenlebs
rer a. .. &Dbr Itarb i'm 4!te- bon "a
Sabrsn. Seit 30 Sahren mar er &af'
iirer bss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fir Medlenburser 2ebrer.
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Snxembnr8.

2uremb g. Dur9 3u(ams
menbru4 zines 9olageriftes in elmer
@ppssrube purbsn i'm Srte 9eisDorf
5lpei Irbeiter setOotet.
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3trnuin, alrrIffalr,,.

9resben. Die ftGotif9e bDber.
5o9terfhure in Drssbens Mlilfdbt, Elm.
Der dlteften berartisen Mnftalten
Oentf4lanos, be9ins in srobartiser
Mstie Die Jeier hires 1O0idbrigtn 8e.
ftebens. Die ~neusfbauip elefirifds
Strabsnbdbn DRESDEN : Gotta : Chile.
buuoe tpuroe Asm .@etriebe iibtrqebed.
M nt. Bon osm in DRESDEN per5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
ENGINEERS ON THE
BURLINGTON
TO STRIKE
UNLESS NEW ORDER SHELVING
MEN WHO WEAR EYE GLASS.
ES is CHANGED.

/ Chicago, ILL.,. Sept IA serious la
Dor situation affecting the entire Burl
Iingtcn system developed tonight fol
flowing the adoption of a new rule by
the company The regulation which
affects the engineers establishes a
standard for eyesight. The men
aobiged 10 wear glasses. by the provis-
ion of the new rule, are reduced in
rank and assigned unimportant and
unrenumerative runs The reduc.
tion applies to all engineers regardless
of length of service for the company.
The EJECT of the order is so sweep.
ing that Grand Chief Stone of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
tonight telegraphed James J. Hill at
St, Paul requesting an immediate con
ference. The protest by engineers al
ready has been filed, but it has not re
ceived favorable consideration A cor
ference lasting two weeks in this city
failed to bring about an adjustment.
The engineers Of the entire system
took a vote on the acceptance or re.
lection of the new rule and it is said
that the returns already in hands of
the grand officers of the Brotherhood
show an overwhelming majority inI
favor Of taking extreme measures toI
oppose the company's order
According to the rules of the Broth.
erhood the vote in favor of rejecting
the new rule places the matter abso-
lutely in the hands of the grand lodge
officers who are empowered to call al
strike without further action Will
the hope of preventing a strike it isl
said Stone decided to appeal to HillI
as a last resort.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
MIDDLE WEST DEMANDS
IMPROVEMENT OF THE OHIO
Panama Canals Success Depends On Rivers
Great Waterways Have Been Neglected

In the report Of the deep waterway
committee OF the Chicago Commercial
association, after quoting from an ad
DIRE $ delivered by President Vance o
the Ohio Valley Improvement associa.
ton. in which he .tated that the sue
cess of the Panama canal depends alb
solutely npon the Improvement cf the
Ohio and Miss ssippi." and that the
strong argument in favor of the build
ing of the canal is that $1,000 400 tons
Of freight would pass through it an
nnally'' Undoubtedly to grow with
each recurring year. because of the
demand for the produces Of the great
middle West in the ORIENT the COM
mittee says:
The Middle West demand only the
Improvement of thu water courses Ma.
ture has amply provided. for both
their routes and their support Walled
In between two great mountain ranges
on the East and on the West. occupy
ing the fairest portion of the North
temperate zone, rich beyond cumpari
son In is deposits of coal. Of iron and
Of copper. building material Of every
variety; scanned with rivers unequaled
IN size and in the deslrabienes, OF
their location, and peopled by a sturdy
yer cultivated race, disciplined alike
In the arts Of war and peace. the
great middle West has nothing further
to ask frcm Nature to make it The
industrial and the commercial center
of lie civilized world
The Coming of the Regulator.
tits. however apparent that the day
OF arbitrary, and often extortionata.
charges by the railway is passing. Put
It Is not passing % much by legi.la-
ton as II is by the sure coming of he
improvement Of the waterway which
regulates automatically-som
not even the most astute congressman
conlda End 1T within the power .of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12
FOR THREE WEEKS
Helpless Man Laid in the Weeks on
Streams Bank Without Mouth
fui of Food.

indianapolis, Ind. Sept. l1.-Almost
dead Of starvation, Charles Piar, aged
so years, was found in a patch of
weeds on the bank Of Eagle Creek,
near Clermont this afternoon, where
he had lain for <Irce weeks without
food His body was pitifully wasted.
At the hospital Piar after some little
time, was able TO take a small guam
tity Of milk as nourishment.
Tonight at the hospital so weak
that he scarcely could talk above
whisper Piar told the story of his
long fast. He said he had been en-
ployed at farming in the West. and
had walked TO Indiana. ex pecting To
find employment At Veedersburg he
became III and spent the last of his
money He then walked TO Indianapo.
lis and continued his journey to a spot
near Clermont He was crossing a
field when he fell exhausted on the
bank OF Tagle Creek in the high
weeds. For several DAYS Piar was
able TO crawl 10 the creek and drink.
but soon was unable TO move
He says he remembers that rain
beat on his face ON two occasions |
Several times Plar saw men within
short distance Of him and tried feebly |
10 attract their attention. His voice |
was so weak however that he could |
not be heard. and he fen back exhaust
ed. When he reached the hospital
Piar weighed only 20 pounds. His
clothing had rotted nearly away. He
Is in a precariogs condition. Piar told
the hospital employees that he had
no home and no friends
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-12

was not exempt from the blight
Of political appropriations. II was not
until the organization Of the Ohio
Valley Improvement association, and
its systematic and persistent work for
the Ohio that the true value OF that
stream, and in fact, OF all inland
waterways. became rightly appre
ciated. not alone by the public. but
by the congress. With the coming of
that systematic work the day of pc
litical appropriations began its pass
age, and today it is gone for all time.