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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
Where If Hur~r

-Dees ths aztouOsils hurt yozr buss nessy
 Tes- TEe i11ior partner e1d Ey ssuogrzphsr are both in the hospStsL' And the nan ef s=airs gzre fuu vent te hIs fseIInz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-23
CHAPTER V.

IT was a little after sunset on May
 30. 1885, when young Duncan went ashore from the towboat at Cairo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
SUCCESSIVE SALE OF
LAND AT. CAVALIER

The land sale in Cavalier county, con-
Quoted at Cavalier BY State Land Com
missioner Hegge, was one OF the most
successful ever held in the state. and
every one Of the. 1873 descriptions found
a purchaser. 81 I ss5. 5 = a. sr i
Ihonias Lolidet,, Calvin, paid the
highest price for a quarter section, $2I
per acre, and his fieighbor, George
Henderson, paid $40 ain acre for a
quarter section. There were bit six
tracts that sold for the appraised valua-
ton of $io per acre.
8 All of this land was sold last fall,
just at the opening of winter, on the
day Of the first blizzard. Deputy Com
missioner w. T. Coats. was not able
TO reach Lar1gdon owing to the storm,
and on the day following when he failed
to appear. the sale was conducted by
the. county auditor, United States Mar
slia1 Shea acting as atctioneee. The
land all brought good prices, but it is
announced that the sale yesterday
brought an average of Sc per acre above
that The first sale, was set aside BY
the board of university and school lands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
ROSE VALLEY

Rose Valley. N D., March 15.-To
The Forum; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. jar
Wis visited Fargo this week. Mr.. Jar
Wis purchased a number of horses to
take up in Canada with him. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeiiison and family
were agreeably surprised by number
of their friends last Tuesday evening.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in playing games and music. Some Of
the young people began to hop but they
were only partially successful as the
crowd was not conducive to sttch pro-
ceedings. -. ~ =. - 50,
The friends presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Jemison with a beautiful silver tea set,
and Miss Emma with $2.5o. They also
remembered Miss Greer with a souve-
mir spoon. S.s@ Ia. ri. {. s,..s- s.uE
There. will be "a calico social at Mr.
and Mrs. McKay's on Friday evening
Those who violate the rules with re-
gard to dress will be fined. The pro-
ceeds will be- given for the benefit Of
the church. H. %r.'as 2
The pupils of the Eighth grade will
take the. final county examination OH
Thursday and Friday. We have quite
a large Eighth Grade class and should
have number Of graduates this year.
Fred S. Heath is in the valley pur-
chasing horses and machinery to take
up in Canada with him. Cor. r. r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
MONOPOLY In FtJEI,

Philadelphia Record It is believed
in the anthracite region that the coal
railroads are eliminating the sindepen-
dent producers by buying them out.
Seventeen million dollars is reported to
have been paid for coal lands within
a short time Senator Tillsnan says
the Hepburn bill must contain a strin-
gent prohibition Of the ownership and
control by public carriers, of articles TO
be shipped over their lines. But that
might not reach a railroad operating
wholly in one state. Ii
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

the exception OF Norway, which had
the same low rate. When ii comes TO
the Irish race seems to be
in the lead, with the Scotch in hot pur-
suit. i think it lis also well establish
ed that there are fewer Irish in insane
hospitals and fewer Irish suicides than.
any other nationality. All. this indi-l
Gates great vitality, and il We could de-
lterrlitle the reason the Irish race pos
sesses this great vitality, a great ques-#
tlon would be solved.
@ Realizing that the life record OF one.
individual is, not a safe standard as a.
rule, still think it will aid us to some
extent ito emphasize the accuracy Of
recent scientific experiments by the
United States department OF agricul-
ture as To the relation Of a simple diet
Ito long life. i therefore present for
your Consideration brief history of
the life Of Patrick Thompson, ninety
nine years of age this ST. Patrick's day.
iii heSmorning. He enters on his one
shundredth year of life in good health,
able TO take care OF himself and enjoy
each day.
Patrick Thompson was. born in Mount
Shannon County Of Galway, Ireland,
on March ~, 1867 His wife died at
the age of o4, having ctddled in her
arms children of the fifth generation.
This fine old specimen pf manhood Isl
the father Of seven children, thirty-six
grandchildren, twerlty-one great grand
children and two great great grand
children. There are no very large
families in the lot, either. They aver
50 fya fnysr ~ asfaf1,;tv ~, a -fs,,r,tss
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

March III Sam q Clover was pub
fishing Random Rhymes IN the editor
ial columns of The Sioux Falls Leader.
He ii. now over at Los Angeles rum
ming one 81 the big papers of ALI
fornia.
Bishop Marty authorized Father
Maddox to go ahead with the ar
rangetnents for the new liospital to be
bitilt at Fargo. US
The Great Northerii and the NORTH
ern Pacific made arrangements So that
connections could be made at GlyndoI
between trains Of the two roads.
H r. Miller returned from his trip
to central America and was glad to re-
main in Fargo " II
John I'M. Bennett wrote from the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

<
Turtle mountains a booming screed
for Dakota, Cass county and Fargo.
Judge Bennett has recently passed
away in iW asiiiilton, where he was hold
ing an important government position.
E. Yefxa had the Rapid Service
Store Railway placed In the grocery
department. Of bis popular store.
March I2 The directors 81 the Da-
kota club decided that no liquor was
to be sold upon the premises.
IS. Corwiti was made postmaster
at Steele. " 4
j. Leslie Thompson was appointed
receiver of the First National bank OF
Sioux Falls 81 81
Jack Garvey, a saloon keeper of Mil
nor was shot and killed in d row over
a game of cards. Ss n
Dr.. Hill was appointed tile, represefl-
tative of the Grand Chapter Of the
Royal Arch Nsdasors of the. state Of New
York from the Grand { Chapter Of North
Dakota. s ~ Il N
r. Gordon resigned from the
Northern Pacific Express Co. and
went upon the road selling cigars. a
~ MISS sIn llIllS 8tNlOllt B8llltIyfsO OI ~
and Capt. Thomas IL. Merrill of Blunt
were married. This was one of the
romantic oattcoines of the militia en-
canlpment held ID Fargo the previous
fall. ls
March I3,1 Capt John X. West OF
the, Hotel Minnesota at Detroit
secured low rates from Chas. S. Fee
of the Northern Pacific for the SUM
iller season at the lake. s 3s t
James Sweeney, a janitof at Mafldan,
was left $4,000 by his uncle in Peru.
r. Long was nominated at James
town for mayor and ID Mills for
city treasurer. Mr.. Mills IS now a resi-
dent Of St. Paul. but has many warm
friends over the northwest. v,
The Northern Pacific made deposit
of surveying ices of the government
covering $4,000 acres pf land.
oroner Fish came in from Wheat
lard to 1eplevein the Johnson ware
house and turn 1t over to Agent Will
sRams, s
March 5.It was ported that Coli
soneis Lounsberry and Burke would
start d new evening daily at Mirnea-
polls. ..5..
There was conference at Washing
ton 5of those interested in the territory
5of Dakota and 1t was decided to ask
- IS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

that there be a convention of the delaz
gates from the entire territory and
that they decide whether there should
be division or not, on what lines and
what names. Congress- however paid
very little attention to these agree
sinents, by the Dakota residents.
S RI. Hardy landed in Fargo yes
stefday, having only been over from
England a few months. MT Hardy is
still here, being now member OF the
firm Of Walker Bros. & Hardy
March I7.Hon Ignatius Dsnnelly
arrived in Fargo to give the address for
St. Patricl's day. ~ 55.Ii ss q
Ntigent & Brown foreclosed the
mortgage on The Republican, bindery
and sold a portion of the machinery to
Editor Adams of Fergus Falls
Chas, A. Pollock, who was the dis
.trict attorney Of Cass county, issued
a circular letter WHICH was sent to all
township officers calling their attention
to the fact that the new township law
Tor North Dakota was copied SO close
B ~ after ltile Minnesota code that the
legislatiffe had even orgotteil@ to
change the numbering and referred to
the laws of the state Of Minnesota in
place of those of the territory Of North
I Dakota. fs.s ss
Eli Perkins described his experience
Fof being shaved BY a female barber in
Detroit and how he missed the train
and a lecture engagement IN cotise-
quence. s5sl 54ss 4 555 Z
NJ The board OF education Of lanes
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
has grown fat and rheumatic ii the

has grown. fat and rheumatic III the
windy city. II.
Long life in. the individual IS OF
course primarily due 10 d 5Well-bal-
saneed Vigorous nstitiition, but my
OBSERVATIONS lead ME 10 conclude that
only minds who have mastered econ
onfy, either through necessity or nat
ural tendency or education, live ont
their life. European peasants who are
forced to a vegetable diet largely, and
moderation in all other things of neces-
sity, cling to life most tenacionsly.
They come to this country with clear
eye, roses in their cheeks and loaf
of bread in their pockets. Two or three
years of prosperity and beefsteak starts
them talking about climate not being
so healthy here, 50 they close down
the windows and pile in the grub, and
il consumption doesn't get them rheu-
nlatism does. The only physical econ
omics they practice is in fresh air and
exercise. Practically all gluttons--I
mean gourmands--have a quarrel with
the climate in which they live. Nature
is a kind of a socialist and equalizes
all things. The luxurious livers die
early
TatricK a thompson mas iiYed 10 Dc
90 years Of age because he was not rich
nor in need; because potatoes, butter
milk and oatmeal we're considered good
enough food for anybody; because he
was great walker; because he got
married young TO girl with love and
laughter in her heart and lived happy
ever after, and his children and iss
children's children and their children
again point 10 him with love and pride
and place riches secondary to physical
perfection
He is my grandfather.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

liSliSiSS Oli aiiS Wli3h
ers, brine in his boots
and moss on his back.
You cant kill the
Irish. ! saw some
vital statistics which
showed that the death
rate in Ireland of chill
dren under zone year
was the lowest OF any.
country on earth with
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17

ONE or TIL = ROYAL ROADS.
New York Sun K1iicker- There is
no royal road to learning.
BockerEyer bet four kings against
aces? s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
REFLECTIONS
BY Rubs Allyn. :.

Ould ireland you're
s5stM My Jewel Sshure
My hearts delight and glory,
When fine shall pass 5sga
His empty glass @
Your name will live lin story. p
Whether time shall ever pass his
empty glass i'll ireland i am not pre-
pared to say, but / would risk a mod
crate bet that when he does there'll be
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
8esamaertss WIsssM.

Gugar Gureb SGiHtex - Grae 0naIttdt ;
1870 Efurto La. Ii Efuxh 13s: l0-l2
ptanb 1s; Sueite Oualttat S0--ls 8tunt
l2e ; Is Bhinb 12e f: II Etsxh l2s ; 10
Hhtno 12e
6@uItern-gnsI. 6ureo, ls DID 20 Rfunb
TIM Dur9f9nit.. s3s; 10 Rfuxh Eur3f@niit.
Sc, 10 bis IL 4sfunb Gle.
TrtbNiG,S ped-RIarsr exsltl6 Sureb l7}e
sewdbIter euear Gureb I73e, s-7 efrnn tm
Dur9f9nttt 15}e T: 8 BIZ . Rtmah Ia Tur9s
i9nitt lac; 10 BIB IL Rtusb tn Dur4f@mttt
l3e; 6Eanb TN D,r&i&xttt, iQnai. 12se.
8 pfur,b I'M Dur@i9aitt. i@mat. la}e.
epe6-RIars eetten, 80 b3 20 Etrxb tn
Gur@i@mitt. l0}e; RIars eettss. 20 bB 30
Rnnb, lie; 4lare sssnies, % BID 30 %fmnn,
Zoe; ls BIB a. sfb., lois; Il Sd Is Bfnnb,
l2e; 3Iare @idex. 3, BIZ 90 Pftmb, l04e:
Rii6em IL bs 16 Hfssb ll}e; 9Iass Ra6en 8
Die 9 Dfuno. ne
SaItfornii@e e0uRssa-s bD 9 pfaxb s3e;
8 Dts IL pfunb &c.
eped. nsI.-0ewdbles. 8 bts 10 Rirkb
tn Dsr4i&nttt, lac; IL - Il 4hmb im
Our&i&uttt. 12}e.
0ep6deltes e@wstneaej4 - &sooeaioies
6anep pig SAC. 80; &isrss Ueax V1e.60; 6axp
y $500: Short GIes $500; asnpi
sic. 90.
0eb6rrteB Ntsbfetj@ - 09txfsa, rea.
ee5, 129e; xubsmdetsa 94T sKRsxj. 10
9n66eI 1916.
e@usab - IN xiGeeB Il. Dual. 81 {; 3
0naIttdt 8}c; 8. nnaIitd& 9}e
1arie = 0esda4ets HeatpuE e3e.
Srasatrrtsr 7e: NpIsena b DdEusn e. ID
xn4 61ke.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Shiffsna6riMten.

Netp Dort: ySelis SlaO" bon 8Opsn-
hagen.
@lassow: y@Olumbia" bon Sem Dort
iiber Mobile.
Sabre: y8oroeaur' bon SEEM Oorf;
y2afOpia" nab Seem Sort; Sub
ion" nod Stem DOrt.
Sambura: .gretoria" bon @ew OOrt
tber Spber.
Bremen: Bremen" bon Netu Yort
iibsr plsmOutb uno @berbuurs.
gberbonr9: .Slhber" BON Seem Sort
iber YlpmOutb urb Samburg.
Bremen: ySlaDOnia" mad SEEM Oorf
iber PalsrmD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
6rpBbritannien.
8arIam entari9e

" " I ! " III Z II I ! W { ~
2onoon n. s. San. 96nie @b=
tuarb, pelher in ben iebten Sagert out
benz 2anoe 9emeien mar, febrte heute
nod 9onbOn surid unb belt cine Ser.
iammlung bes @sbeimratbs ab, in
pel9er er cine Proclamation untsrseia-
nete. bic bas Parliament auf6f. Sas
rlsue parlnmsnt mub fia NOD benz ge.
Isbe innerbalb IS Sagen beriammeln.
8 q unf f berruffif&en
Suben.
Gpnbon, 8. San. 2Orb 8Otb-
fdilo fiibrte beute in elmer WaRenber.
Iammlung In Smen's 9aa ben gorfb,
bic ibrer gntrtiffuns tiber bas Mb=
ihladten bon Suben in &ublanb Iuss
oruf sab. Nuf Der 5ribine batten
plab genrmmen Der Ober=& abbiner,
Der @rabifaof bon Wsfminfsr. Der
8iidof BON &ipon. Der 2oromnbpr bon
9onoon, 2orb WiInsr II. u.
Bon pielen bodfebsnben peri6nlids
feitsn paren brieftd Spmpatbien nit
benz 3usde Der 0sriammluug ausge,
ortift mDrben.
Sabama.S nieIn.
q sboIution au g q 3 o.
m in9D.
Surf's b, s. Sanuar.
Nadridten, tpel&e Der Sampfer @bes
rOtse BON puertp Ylata, Gun Domingo.
bierber bra6te, meloen; oab BET BEN
ihnsfen Sample, on benz 800 Wann
betbeiligt tuaren, $50 get6otet Ooer usrs
munoet muroen. 2ei9en lagen fur
2 Sage in Den StraBen bon puerto
Plata.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

6rti9es Rtnofeti@-NseHIs1s Etisrs -- %
SIC; bieiiee Stiere 73-8c; Risftae Einhts
$50 Bis boO Rfuao &c; b!sAge 9ibs 400
BIS $50 #funb At 2a5e $50 bs ESQ Hfunb
53c; etier Borserp.srta &c, Cstsr esnter'
piertel i0le. Rnb Gt.isrratta lo3t, Sinh
BorberuiertsI &c, Rub SortsrutertsI 4se. Rub
StnterrtertsI 7c.
5rtftes RaI5Fet6-Rafses 10c. ntxtess
pisrtei 13}c, B~nrberpssrteI 7ie.
SrtGes G@oiFesi@ - 2agsstsr Ser Pfa,sb
lie (; S9afe SSe; g&eassI 1876: Ea6s hsri,
lie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Hrtt6te uue 0emafe.


Sra4t.
gepfeI - Suite Ro&dpfeI $3.50 per SaB.
Banamen 81. OO-i.26; fle.ne 76e-el.00.
gitrone1 50 Is 3.76 pei Riff.
Oronaen - $2.25-s.75 per Rifle.
Srauben 17ac per Sorb.
Birnen 81. u0-1.25 per 8uibeI.
Uemafs.
Notbe Hiiben 25e per Dutenb gun4es.
@eIerp 25s-4oc per Eun9.
Differ gIant zoe per Outenb.
Rraut - 81. 0o-l.2s per Sat.
8lumentobI $2.51 per Dutenb.
@urten - STA, per Dutenb.
eaIat - 12ke per 9funb.
geterfiIie 1bc per Dprsenb BuS6es.
EmtofeIn - 66c - zoe per Buibel.
SubfartofeIn - Srsinia $l.75; gaItis
NOR $t.U -a.25; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
HuiebeIa - Rotbe unb meibe $l.3b per
8funb epanii&e 8wiebeIn sl.os
per &ifte.
RaoieIe loo per Dusenb.
Spinat - Dc per BuibeI.
tomatoes Sc per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

Heoafteur: ,0pnnertpetter,
ieBt baben sic MIDI fpesen prebperz
9ebens au 200 Marf peroonnert!"-
Satin: v2ieber Manr.
lab' Die 9eloftrafe in @efdnsnibftrafe
imtpunoeln, nit Dem neuer alei6, bas
Du mir fir Die 200 Marf fouft. Be-
fu&e i4 Did 6ann, ipernt Ou briimmR
I'm = @efGnsnib!s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Jranfreid.
Die ge.

paris, s. San. &e9ierungs=
TREBLE brifen bic Nnf9t ans, oab Yss
ns3uela's fortaefeBtes 36aern ben
Saignp : 3wiidenfaa bei3ulsgen In
3tr3e ensraiiGe MaBreseln nOtbusn-
big madt. gs pirb bin3ugsfigt. baB
6rantrei1 nur In polem ginperfdnbs
nib nit ben Der. Staten porgeben
tpiro.
9ieis gnti9isbenbeit fdIt 3uiam.
men nit semiRen enersif8en MaB.
regeln, bic bon Der ameritanii9en 3e:
gisrung srsriHsn tuuroen. Ser @e-
ianbte RuHsl ioI psremptOriide Sn.
fruftionsn erbalten babsn. Sisielbsn
srfolstsn ansebli@ um Srantreias
Stsluns au fdrten.
Genie ft6rt.
paris, 8. San. Sn Runftrsi.
fen erregt es angemeines 8ebauern bab
Der iunse 8ubapsftsr Malsr elmer
S9utt pl6bIi& irrRnnig 9eworben III.
Der ssnials 2infler bate es. obglei&
CT srf i'm %. 2ebensiabre ffebt, bsreits
3ur 8erhbmtbeit eebra9t unb Seber.
mann ~srtuartete, bab iein Ramen bers
einff unter bene1 Der erffen Wsifer
gldn3er tuerbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
c


Rotber GIeeiaulen IS .2b-s.60.
gnslif6er RIeeiamen $3.50.
Alibte RIeeiau1en $.eO0-8 30
MfaIfa &Ieeiamen So. q6-9.oO.
8eiber Rleeiarnea $500.
@eudbIter Sitnotbp 81. 80-l.90.
Srbinarer bis gutter Tiasot5p sI.so-I.76.
Sanch 2entaap gIausras s1.50-l.b5.
gIausras in @bafT Soc.
@nsIti&es gIaasras $l.46.
Or&arS @ras 81. 7OE1.S0.
%eb Sop in @baf 75c-$I.1e.
&aHer Rorn 75e-$l.O0.
&mber 3uaerrobr Samer S1.0O-l.25.
8eiber 9aferiameu 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes Born S1.00-L25.
@eo Sob @niiIase $1.1OAl.5.
gow Seas $l.76.
geiuet $1.2O Bis $1.85.
5ribiabrssD ei5en 81 lao.
Set6wiebeI, weibe, seIbe wuo rotbe $3.50
per 4uiheI.
SUP : &artofeI, geIbe Serfet, Berrruba.
9eIbe Taniemon6 utb fibIt@e 0uee1 %. o. ser
SSab; rotbe Nanieutsnb $2.75; ErafNaxi@s
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09

s ante $ 8 IN | ]: Stun,
gua9en, pirit Su an meinem 9O9s
5eitstage ou9 etpas ouffiibren9"-
Glla4en: uSu, Sante, iinsen!"-
s a n tie s . m | J: rWus tptrit
Ou oenn fingen, @la9en?"-G I a :
DEN: rSbr Stn6erlein tommet-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Dpns . 80

Observation-Disclosures: 30 5o-Ie.76
TtQet - gerfaufspreiie: 81. O0-$s.00.
&eIi&torn - gerfaufsureiie: to srr hes
nnaIttdt, 81 bts 60c Neues 40-45c.
Safr-sei&dIt 3s-84e; u nsx Gesrss
e700-$8.N per Tenne. gleugr 30-C4.,
etrob-pretfe. ie mad benz 0rsh. ia 2sB
len, 81. 00-$6.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Cute BiturrTtrfft.

st E (ber fid BET einem iuns
gen renetablirten .8a6er bat einen
3abn aieben lafen): .Se6as, SeFas,
bat oas lang geoauert uno pebges
fbar!"-8 aber: vSein g rrrr
rlbtg, 8 nd9fte Mul eebt's fdon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Umtss=, es.es mao Ssaases

SsnoIer bc5ablea fclgsHos Eresie:
Butter - Goun.rp. 14cs 3rsausera rs /.
SlaiR 27c.
SsiI1e Gssr-2lc per Duseno.
ciihner Sc. edbse 8, Turfens-lo-l2s.
Saien - 81. Obis SLAB per Outeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
BfCd1eiSen.

u. gum S9mierenbirettor bel elmer
Worfteuung i'm Sauptftabttbeater):
rgei8t pabr, folde &rGfte m09ten sic
fir Sbr Sbeater BADEN, 9err Siret,
for2"-rHein, rur oas 8rbIifum."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
2Ajs.

gmsros , Bertaufsrreiis SrnsettiiI
S3pei;ertdfe 8oe per Ffrss stxeesrHias
ganepertdje lis, GtscoxHM &rearu 6 80
Is. saew Dort GteobarBi I5s, stxasinnt'
i@er 2tnsbtrser 14e, BriG 16s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-09
Sentibiano.
9as @eiBb u &.


lung bic, Der Sultan bon Maroffo
babe benz beuifhen @onful in Sea ers
tldrt, Der fran3Diide @sianbte 8aHsl
lei BON ibm in Auoien5 e%mpfan9en
tuorben. Ser Sultan befraate ben
@Oniul, Oh Der frana6hiae
@efanote in feinem Muftreten gesen
MarOttO Elm algemsinss Wanoat babe.
Der @OnFul babe oarauf eruibert,
9eutidlanb babe Elm iOl9es Wanbat
ni8t sepdbrt.
Ser Sultan mar iber bieie Nus.
funft erfreut.
8 riumpb oeut9er 5 M
bufrie. :
8erIin, 8. San. Die beutide
Snouftris bat eiren nsuen $riumpb
errunesn. Die 9ireftoren Der Con.
bOn=8 Brighton gabn trafsn ffralia bier
Elm, um einen BIN Der a%asemeinen
glsttrisitdts= @sieaidaft sebauten elefs
trii9sn gi~ienbabn3ug gu befdtigen
90 eniaidt uaren Die @nsldnser nod
elmer probefabrt auf benz Srain. oaB
He Der esnanntsn @sislidaft iOfort
ben 2Ontratt fir Die giuridtung ibrer
2inie firlben eleftrii6sn 8strisb Der.
lieben. Die en9lii&en Ronturrsntsn
Der @ompn9nie tpsroen bon bieiem
Wanael on patriOtismus natirli4
ni9t IonberIi9 erbaut fem.
2eins2 rieg;f1iffe mad
NI9ectras.
8erIin, s. San. 9ns auspdrs
tise Nmt srtldrt, Seutf9lanb psrbe
.sine 2riessi6iffe nod benz Wittel=
meere f9iden.
SoIIanbp will nt9t
b6ren.
Berlin, s. San. Nebsn Der
MarOttO. 5rass, bat Geutidlanb se.
gsnipdrtis nod sinsrt anbsrsn y@ons
fict". alerotnss nur eine1 min3ig tleis
men, nit bumOrifiiasm Nnifrt4. Dor
stpa sinem Sabre uuroe betanntli9
in sinsm bOldnoiidsn @rensfdbt1sn
cine Spielbant erOssn Stpls er6Rnst.
Nat tur3er 3eit ertanoen suei anoere
fol6e @lafstsmpel, unb bic beutfde
2ebemelt fr6mte In S&aaren nod benz
n6roli4en Wonte Carlo, um ibr @elb
an benz griinsn Slide log 3u peroen.
ga bur9 bic Spielb6aen sabIrei6e
Offi3iere Der beuti6en @rensearniionen
ruinirt woroen fno, belt Die &eaierune
es bOr siniser 3sit FIR ungebrudt. i'm
9aag prOtef ein5ulegen. Die holdn.
bii&e &s9isruns tiimmerte fi9 isbod
nitt I'm Die 8OrfeQungen, uno ftatt
bic b%orbanosnen brsi Spielb6len gu
i4lieBen. bat he iOeben filidwsieeno
Die @r6Hnun9 elmer bierten ssftattet.
Seosnfaus uiro her Protsf nun in et=
mas na4oriidlidersr Wsiie pisosrbolt
tperoen.
6 atipneIIer SeIbf :
mprb.
Berlin, 8. San. l~lnaebeures
aufisben srrsst In Der hieRgen @eiel.
f6aft Der ieniationele Selbfmoro Der
Satin bes Nr9itetten @atbenau, zines
NtHen bes DIRECTORS Der Nngemeinen
@letriaitdts : @eielIaaft. Hie bilo=
i46ne uno i9wer rei&e iunee Jrau
tuuroe gefern nit elmer 2uqel i'm
9:sssu toot auf9efunoen. DAB fe
ibrem 2eben freiwiais elm 3iel seiebt
bat, Denies Der &sbolber, ben ibre ers
ttarrte Sario umtlammert belt. Heller
bic Wotioe 30 Der trauri9en Sbat if
ni&ts @enauss betannt, bod psrlautet,
bab bic ungltdtide ferblid in einsrl
iunsen @aros.O ffsier berliebt mar
unb oerielbe ibre 2siosni9aft ni9t sr-
tpiberte.
6ur9tbare 3dIte.
8erIin, 8. San. Die fur9t.
bare 2dlte, tuel9e felt mebreren Wo1en
in sars Norobeuti@lano bsrri9t, bdlt
ununtsrSro9sn an. Sn ben probin.
gen S9leieH uno Pofen ftno tn ben
lsbtsn finf Sasen auanais perfonen
auf ben 2anofraben e~rfroren auf9e-
funben tuorben unb aud aus anberen
Sifriften tuerbsn 8erluffe on Wen.
ghenlebep demelbet.