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The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25
LA TOILETTE
ON RAILROADS
[coNrINuED FROM FIRST. PAeE.l

Senate so strongly that there was no
one who dared deny. Every road in
Wisconsin was surveyed as in Michi-
gan to find the values for taxing pur-
poses. In Michigan the railroads ap-
pealed, carrying the cases to the high
est court in the land only to be de-
feated at every stage. In Wisconsin
the companies lay down after the
other fight and paid 81 $4,000 more
yearly in taxes than they had Texas
also did the same thing From the
figures learned by the study in these
states the value of the entire system
of the country was aScertained. This
thirteen million capitalization, over
half of which is water, means an ex
ira charge of four hundred millions
per year paid by the people for the
water. The Supreme Court says it is
unjust and cOnfiscatiOn, but the men
sent to Washington willsnot pass the
laws to correct the evil. Surveys, ETC.,
OF all the roads would only cost five
million dollars, but would result in a
saving of nearly four hundred millions
a year to the people, a tidy sum for
every family in Iessened charges, for
the consumer pays the freight.
The Senator declared that as a re-
suit Of the omission of the power to
make examinations of the value of
railroad property, the rate bill Ea-
comes imperative so far as benefit to
the average citizen is concerned, It
eQualizeS the rate as between two
large shippers, but they do not pay
the freight while the consumer does,
but the latter is prevented from hav-
ing goods sent at fair rate.
People OF Wisconsin are just as
much interested in who is sent to the
Senate from New Jersey as they are
| in the case of Senator SpOoner. He
said he desired to resent the charge
| that he is an intruder, as he has a
right to be in New Jersey and has a
chip on each shoulder. He said he
would not complain il Senators Dry
den and Kean came out to Wisconsin
with their money. He said be be-
| Heved in the peril he spoke of and is
In the fight for life, not for one cam
paign only.
Then he took up the amendments
| to the rate bill which he had intro
duced eight In number, seven of which
had been urged by the Inter State
Commission year after year without
effect. The other was one forbidding
< lCACA0i JAASC1 w oAV il CetoGa Al NO4N4
railroads in which. they were con-
cerned by the ownership of stock.
He read the roll call which tabled
the amendment for valuation and
the one concerning judges id both of
which cases both New Jersey Sena-
tors had voted TO table. The reading
Of the names was marked by Kisses on
the part of the audience.
In closing Senator La Toilette called
on the people Of New Jersey to send
itorthe U. s. Senate men who will do
their patriotic duty men who will
vote differently from the present Sem
atorS. Sooner or later you must ally
! yourself with this cause he said, for it
lis right. DO itsnow Help along the
! Colby platform People too often feel
secure when they secure a little adj
l vantage and are off their guard, then
the powers that must be combatted
undermine the things done. Dedicate
4 yourselves from to-day, he urged, TO
your country for life.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25

lCoNTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
gent man, have been sold at home
and abroad. There isn't a financial
market on earth where they may not
be found. They have been bought by
investors of all classes and in every
condition of life. They are the
foundation of the happiness, COM
fort and PROSPERITY Of countless
numbers of people. To destroy sew
en- thousand millions Of these securi-
ties by legislative enactment would
constitute the most gigantic scheme
of public robbery ever conceived by
the mind OF mel: If 1t would stand
the test of the Supreme Court it
would constitute confiscation by act
of the government and enfore repud-
iation by the railways themselves.
Its consummation would leave be-
hind it path Of ruin, the width Of
which and the length Of which no
man can prophesy. @&
at would bankrupt life insurance
companies and savings banks.
Il would cripple banks of deposit
and trust companies.
ut would destroy estates held IN
trust for widows and orphans.
"It would beggar rich and poor
alike who have invested their money
in these securities.
1T would paralyze business.
1T would destroy American credit
in every financial centre Of the
world.
There is not home in America
so humble that this thing would NOT
throw its baleful SHADOW AcAose : ITS
hearthstone.
"And now La Toilette comes into
New Jersey and raising this piratical
black flag, asks the people sof our
State to enlist under that banner,
and holds out as a temptation the
glittering promise that they may par
ticipate in this gigantic scheme Of
plunder.
"Mr. Record, candidate of the
new idea party for the United
State Senatorship, has addressed tc
me an open letter, in which he asks
me why opposed this measure. /
in turn, ask him whether, IL he should
be elected to the Senatorship, he is
willing to commit his State to this
infamous proposition by voting fol
1t I answer his question to me by
saying that am opposed to It be
cause to support it would be infamy
and dishonor. In no State of the Un
ion Is commercial rectitude Of pur
er character than in New Jersey.
am not willing to believe, and I viii
not believe that by her consent any
representative Of hers in the. Nation
al Congress will by his voice or vote
lend his aid to the consummation ol
/ so rufnous a proposition
! when Senator La Toilette was
standing before New Jersey audi
ences. denouncing her United States
Senators for voting as thefrS con
science and their judgment dictated
in this affair, the leaders Of the new
idea were present upon the platform
and by their applause and approva
countenanced La Follette's position
Is 1t not high time for the many hon
est and honorable followers Of thai
movement to pause and consider
whether they are willing to be led in
to the bottomless abyss Of financia
lTnin and alshonor into which thell
leaders seem to be taking taem7"
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25

Hanover Republican nominations.
The Hanover Township Republicans
have placed in nomination
Delegates to Congressional Conyen-
ton Edward P. Byram, David Il.
Burnett, William G. Bates, Andrew Z.
Cobb, d. N. Merchant, Charles b.
Shelley.
Delegates to County Convention
Aleck NJ. Webb, Henry M. DeForest,
Walter X. Trelease, John J. Mitchell,
John Ryan, G. 3. Beddow.
Freeholder, David A. Hopping. AS
SCISSOR, Edwin G. QuinbY. Collector,
Edwin w. Kimball. Supervisor Of
roads, Henry II. Smith. Township
Committeeman. Charles w. Dennis,
William B. Davis. Justice of the
Peace, Thomas B. Davis. Cverseer of
the Poor, John n. West. ConstabIes,
Frank w. Mains, Edwin Smith. Sur
veyors Of the Highways, Richard
Tompkins, Thomas e. Lawlor.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25
Free Kindergarten. .

The Free kindergarten Mothers
Meeting will be held in their rooms,
Merchants Block on Friday, Septem-
her 28, A library Of nearly 500 books
has been generously donated to the
kindergarten BY the Employment
Society, and win pc open to the
mothers at Their meetings.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25

Melvin Jackson, of North Claren-
don, Penn, has been engaged as Sec
was connected with the Bedford
Branch, Brooklyn for some time be-
fore going to Pennsylvania. Tile as
snmes his duties about October Ist.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qninine Tab
let's Druggists refund money II it fails to
cure e. W. GROVES signature is on,
each box. 200.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25

Tine troublesome New Primary Law.
AS the result of a misunderstanding
of the new primary law the Demo-
Gratis Of Madison will be unable to
nominate a ticket at the primary cleo
tion next Tuesday, but must resort to
tlie devious path Of independent nom
nations in order to get their ticket
before the people. The petitions filed
with the town clerk bore only the
names Of ten signers for all the officers
TO be elected by the primary instead
Of being in the shape Of separate petit
tions for each voting district signed
by residents of the districts.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25
Elactai tor tha FIfrh rime.

The Rev. George e. Morris has been
attending the Afro-American Baptist
State caneention of New Jersey, which
has just closed its session in Jersey
City, where be was elected president
OF The society for the fifth time. His
annual address was SO well received
that it was ordered to be printed in
several OF the denominational papers,
and the Rev. Or. G. w. Clark, of the
A. B, P. Society, having heard the ad
dress desired a copy for The Examine
er. The convention this year has given
SITS for foreign missions, 5000 for home
missions, and $500 for education.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-09-25
DRYDEN VS..
LA TOILETTE

[coNTINuEp FROM F1Rsr PAGE. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-07
@eacn cinbnllanrirtcs ,sleiidl.

Gbtcago, I. September.-Gine
Spe5ialoepeicbe aus indianapolis be-
iagt, Dob Die 9unbestrltppen bon
Gamp 9eniamin Sorriion gan5 iln-
perfennbor 81 erfennen gegeben ba-
ben, bab iie einbaliamirteS Sleiid)
nift ais Hationen onnebmen.
Sas Sleiib mar in cinem &eirigc.
or-&ogaon ms Eager gebra6t
luoroen. Souie Dos SIciid ser iri-
lhen 2ltft ollSaeebt mar, GnOerte eS
ole 6arbe. Die Solooten proteltirten
oaacgcn oic 9fationen onSunebmen,
uno eS iub cine 3eit lang aus, ais oh
es 81 einer Ncbelliou fommen iollte.
Nadoem oos Sleiih llnterll1t ilno
ais otbeilpeiie peroorbeu" beilmoen
lporoen mar, oronctc @eneral Garter
Die Sernni6hng Der gaujen Sen-
oung an.
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800 WaIdDiailtcn itrifcn.

Solcbo g., I. September. -
Slt ben slnlagen ser nYope 0iotor
Gar 60" boben geitern 800 0taun
Die 9lrbeit nieOer9elegt, neil, lpie lie
beballpten, Elm 0titelieo Der Woihi-
niIten.llnion entlolien iporoen lei,
eben neil er ser genannten llnion bel
getreten iei. Die 2eitllng Der ge-
nannten Sabrif iteut oieS in slbrebe.
Gic llnion orobt, aac ibrc Mitglicoer
in Der 3abl pon 1000 an ben Strife
81 beoroern, fails ser Gntlaiicne nidt
auieoer oiigenommen miro. Die Sc
iellIdyait erfldrt, oaB lie feinen aompi
nit Der llniun Jude, OoB iie ieoob ibr
@eidGit na6 ibrem 9elieben leiten
nno oen cntlaiienen Mann, oen iie ais
6riebcnsitorer be5eihnet, ni6t 5uriid-
nebmen molle.
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Nnf @orrat9.

Gbicago, 1. September. Sn
oen Siherbeitsgelpolben Ger fallirten
vRilmoufee 9luenue State Yanf"
puroe geitern cine fir oen Yripdtge.
brauh bon YrGiioent Stenslanb re.
ierpirte Sidprbeitsid)ntlille eroiinet,
pelfe cine gar intereiiante Samm-
lung bon Shriititiiden entbielt. Wan
fanb nGntlib $50 in blunco BON ben
9reatiiren unb Strobmdnnern oes
iIiihtigen ganfprdiioenten Saul ..
Stenslano ilnteridriebene 0erfal,is.
Iorn,ulare Dor, fpelbe Stenslono Die
Wittel an Die Sano gaben, iih Die err.
iorberliben Sllmnten ieben glugen.
blif aui sic cilriadlte @eiIe ser @elt
ST. perihafien.
1ieie 6orn1u(are entipreden in
Gbarafter unO sliisfiibrling senall
oen Sablrciden llrfituoen oieier slri,
beren iid) Sr. Stensfano iortpGbreno
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u. 6. Ereniier frciaelaiicn.

albanh N.-D., I. September.
= &idaro 6. Ereliiler, melher me-
gen Der ermorouns bon Diiles g.
Mc0onnea am s. Sllni 1904 i'm
Zen gpd.Sotel" 5meilual pro5eiiirt
iporoen ino i'm perfloiienen SSllni
bonn Suprem.@eriht t.HiGter Mogers
in @enlGBbeit 0es Wabripru6S ser
Slirp, oab er 3ur 3eit Ser 5bot seiltig
iln5urednungsiGbis eelpeien iei, nab
Dem Stnatsboipital fir seiitesgeIt6rte
Terbreder in Yfatteoipan gebrodt
woroen lunr, bat sllbanD geItern friib
perlaiien lno Dor ieiner gbreiie ange.
fiinoigt, baB er ipobribeinlih ME
bierber 5uriiffebren iperoe. Hrelller
ipar uorDeItern sl6eno bier ongelangt,
nadbem er pon Watteapan alf
Srbre bonn Hibter gogers porgeitern
9tahmittag aus Der Mnltalt entlulien
.iporOen lpar.
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pben.Gorps ser 9unoesarmee. Damn
pnrbe ct 8eidditsfiibrer ser rBaci-
iic telegraph 60" in Smaba. SSSn
1871 griinoete er oort ole Bee" De-
rem Serausgeber nno Heo1fteur er
ieitoem mar. gr mar mebrere NaIe
Uiit9Iieo ser @eiebge6ung BON He-
brasfa, MitgIieb bes republifaniideu
Tatioual Gomite's, TitgIieS Der
8lnoes Wtiin5nmts Gonmiiiion
uno Gertreter Ger Ser. Staaten i'm
@eltpoit GongreB. 9ie in 1898 in
Omaha abgebrltene Trans -Wfiliiiiippi
@rpoiition mar baupti1blid iein
8erf. Sein eigentIi6er Iame mar
Holennaiicr, uno oieier Hume puroe
BON 5lpeien ieiner in Glepelano, g.,
tppbnenoen 9riioer beibebaIten, ipGb-
reno er iih angliiirte.
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rMandnria" wabrideinlidD rrloren.

SonoluIu 81. glig,lit. - 60
pitan 5. Wetcalfe. 8ertreter ser
2lopos, uno Gapitan u. 8. YiIls-
burp, gertreter oes .Voaro Ger Ma-
rine glllecllraoeiire" bon San ssran-
cisco, baben Den bel ser Sniel Sab,s
liegenoen geltronoeten 0ampfer
n0tauduria" beiuht uno iino bier
an9efommen. Gapitdn MeteaIfe Gii-
Berte iih, eS dpiiroe cine lange ,urb
ibmieri9e slrbeit iein, Ole .Wandu.
ria" aus ibrer gegenlpartigen fritz
idenIage 81 befreien, llno es iei 3lpei.
felbait, Oh Der 0ampferS iiberbaiipt
geborgen merben fonne. Der 0er-
JUDI, Die ~Ianhuria" iest ab3nidlep.
pen, apiirbe nusloS iein.
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Sranspurtoampfcr ySberiban" az
itrauoct.

Sonoluln, 81. glueuit. - Der
9unoes Sransportbompier nSbe-
ri0an" lit 5u Barriers 8oint, an Der
Siibweltipite Der Sniel Oabu, amf
pelder Sonolulu liegt, auf eiHem ao-
rollenrif geitranoet. Cine orabtIoie
0epeihe iibermitteIte oie Nadridt,
meloete ieood nidts @dberes. Der
&emorqueur .SearleB" miro Dem
~Sberfoan" Su Siitfe geibidt perSen.
gs befinoet iih elm 2eufttburm su
BARRIERS Eoint.
Der YSberioun" ging am If. sfit.
quit inter oeu Seiebl oes Gapit1ns
Eeaboop bon Manila i,no am IS. BON
9tagalafi ab. Gr bat II franfe Sol.
baten, einen Tilitdrseiangenen unb
bier anoere Sulooten an 9oro. gtad
ipGteren 9cridten itrauSete oassSabr.
5eilg I'M 4 llbr beute irii6, uno es lit
npd nidt aclun9en, 9oote ans llier
5u ihifen.
Spotere 9tobrihten ergeben, oaB
Die Sulptoampfrobre OeS ySberioau"
gegen 1.30 bellte iriib platte, lporalrf
oos Sdiff bilflos uuroe II. gleib oa.
raul ulilief. Ginaeborene periuhen,
oos 8rad nit ibren Canoes ourd,
Die 9ronbung su erreiben. @eSer
Die Yoiiogiere. nod Die Wannihaft
iinb ioipeit an's llfer gebrabt ipor-
Den, Die See gcbt bod, uno es lit
froglid, Oh bas 6obr5eltg gerettet
merOen fam. Gie Oronung anf bent
Iaupier Ut iolueit pollIt1noig be-
luahrt tnorbeli. Ger .Sberiban"
muroe IN 1892 IN Srlano eebaut, bat
Elm Replacement BON 1878 Sonnen
uno iuor friiber als Der britiibeOul-
pier rWtaiiadJlliettS" befannt. Bdb.
reno oes ariees NIT Spanien ,purSe
er bon Der @er. Stnaten.Negierung
erluorbcn.
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YbaeicBtcr Wunpr.

q em u lbanp, Sn0., I. Sept.
- Mapor @illinm q. @roic lit bonn
StaOtrntb ieines 9lmtes entiest NOR
oeit elm S6idial, bos a,G Sobn
Segart nnO Charles ". Tout6, Wtit-
9lieoern Der 9eb0rbe fir oiientlibe
slrbeitcn, 81 Sbeil muroe, Ger
@rllno oieier brafoniicben WfaBregel
ioll in Ser 9lnnabme eines ncuen &a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inn @ertbe bon
$229,000 ourb oen 0topor lmb oie
Nenonnte 0ehor0e Ieaen.
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Stalieniidjes MorSssciinbel.

2aucoitcr, Ea., I. September.
- @Gbreno lebte giaht 16 gabnar.
better, pelbe an Der nEenniplpania.
9abn" beid,ditiat iino, in Der &abe
BON @ap, Ya., in Der Siitte Ses Sta-
lieners Nocioo sllbaneie i'm Sdlafe
laarn, oronsen pier Staliener elm unb
ioroerten sen 2eriten, nit Nepolbern
uno Stilettos belpaffnet, lire gaar.
itait ab, p1breno elm fiinfter Spieb-
aeleIlc al Ser 5biir @ahe bielt. stae
bis auf sllbanaie unterlparfen iif,
oieIer aber beitritt entlfieoen Dob er,
,pie bebaliptet apurbe, SIS bel iih
fibre. iette iid nit einem &aIirmeiier
sur @ebre uno tpuroe iflieBlih tIll-
gebrad)t, nahoem er 10 Dtelierltlhe
in oie 9ruIt unb in ben aopf ino cine
6uael in oie Shllter erbalten bate.
Die Mduber entfanen, peroea aber
pon einem aufsebot perfolgt, ilno
man glaubt, Sab albanele einem 'el.
ner snsretier cine Stidapunoe beige
braht bat, Die i'm fenntlih MAIDEN
,piro.
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Vcrfrad)t.
5>ie

SO ton 81. gfngllt. 0ie
rTaplor Bart Mlining Co." eiue 3u
$5,0O0,000 fapitaliiirte Colorado.
Corporation ipuroe beute einem
WaIienfurator iibertragen, unS 5lpar
auf Seranlaiiimg Clarence s.
anigbt'S BON bier, ipeltem iie $4,000
iduloet. anig6t erfldrt, Die Cont
pnsnic lei boifnnngslos inlolpent uno
ihuloe $2t3, 3,000.0ie Gonpagnie be.
treibt cine 8ologrllbe 5u 0ordeiter,
Gol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-07

beoicnt bat itno nelde beute oas Ia.
pier nibt lpertb iino, oti Oem iie ge.
ihriebcn iino. 9raubte er @elo,
iiillte er einiob ir9eno zines oieIer
Sormnlore nit Den entipredenoen
slngaben aus, lieB ole bieien Strob.
mGnneru 81 gepGbrenoen Sunmen
bltden uno foiiirtc auf @runo oieIer
alio 5u Stnnoe gefommenen Ser.
fanfsl,rfllnoen oie bcu0tbigten BE.
trdge Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-07
@crmiidte telcsrapbiide 9cpcidJen.

- GbeIter Gillette nuroe bon elmer
Spe5iol. .@rono.Slrp in Serfimer, &C..
y, llnter Die slnfla9e geItellt, Sri.
@roce 9rolun om Big Wtopie 2ufe
ernloroet 81 boben.
- Ser 17.jdbri0e Sreberid Midael
gerietb bei'm Nbpoiben ieines @o=
gems i'm Solpfia Greef bel aingIton,
N.-D., in cine llntiefe uno ertronf.
= llnbefannt gebliebene Ginbrcher
iprcngten ben SiberbeitSibronf oes
EoltonlteS in gllmono, N..O. inStiide
uno erbcliteten 5000 baar uno in
Murte1.
- Gos pcrlonlihe Gigentbum in
Goof.GoilntD, ST., luuroe nad) elmer
Welbung ans Gbicoeo beuer olif
$47 ,S97 $50 pollen Wertb iino $i14,.
979,5t0 iteuerboren @ertb ein9eid)Gtt,
Inn 80 Gro3ent bober, alS i'm Gor-
jobre.
sSn ,Srpebllrg W'e, bot cine
Seuersbrlnit bas nSrforo Souie,"
Elm oreiltodiaes Snbmerf.Sotel nit
etlua POO 3inmern 12 Yripatbdllicr,
Elm 2ooengebGuoe nno ein lecriteben-
bes Sotel 5erItort. Die 1eueripebr
aus Eortlono leiitete tiidtige Siilie
bel 9efdntpfllng oes 5euerS.
- s. Is. Wc2enoon aus Wocon,
60, luelher in Der 9sadt pom 6. sli'
quit I'M @eiingniB 81 Salisblrp,
N..G., cine S6ubipunoe erbolten
bate, alS cine 8oIfsmenge ons @es
idngniB itiirnlte nno orei Neger aus
benielben oopouid)lepptc, sic ge.
lpnbt mlroen, lit an oen Solgen ole.
ier Terlebung geitorben. Gr binter.
lGbt cine @ittipe lno 6 ainber.
- slm nGhiten Gienltog fommt Die
lebbaite Gampasne gum sfbihlub, in
fuelbcr iih Die Stinlmgeber bon Ser
mont ooriiber 81 entideiben babelt,
Oh Der Nepublifaner Jletder 3. Nroc.
tor ooer Der Siliionssganoioat unb
Gemofrat Yerripol W. Clement mdb-
reno Der ndbiten beioen Sabre oas
g(mt bes 8ouperneurs befleioen lol.
0ie iiblidb, iino beioe Yorteien zines
entibeioenoen Sieges geiuiB.
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YlDtlid) seitorben.

Heoaftelr Goielpoter bon bery Snlaba
See" ais 2eide aufgefllnoen. -
Stanmte ollS Vobmen uno mar
Ganoioot fir Sen 9unbesienat.
8 III mabu, Nebr., 81. 9(ugiIt. =
Goparo Eolelpater, Der befannte go
iitifer nno Soirnaliit, lpurbe beute
friib IN einem 3immer i'm @eb1Ioe
oes bon ibm berausgege6enen 9lattes
nSmuba Bee" ais 9eihe geiiinoen.
allem slnldeine nn1 bate elm Ser5.
i6lng leinem 2eben Elm gnoe gemaft.
9as 3immer mar bon Dem Oiltrifts-
@eridt 9tr. 6 eingenonlmen, ilnO man
pernnltbet, bab iif ST.. Goiclpater,
als er geitern 9lbeno bon elmer politi.
iden 8eriammlllng in Waterloo, Gee
brasfa, 5liriidfebrte, atf Dem 8ege
nad ielnem 8iireml I'M Bee" 8e-
6Glioe IN oas @eribts5immer begab,
Inn einlge Selt oil einer Der groBen
gGnfe ous5uruben, lno oaB er babel
pom lobe ereilt luuroe. 9iihter
5roup iano, els er beute iriib ms
@eridts5immer fam. Srn. 9foiepater
entieelt aui elmer gonf iibero. Ger
8erltorbene mar Gar5ioat fir oas
2lmt bes grnoesienators, uno ieine
8eripanoten glauben, onB Ole sluf-
regllng Ser Gampagne nm oieies slmt
oen 3ob berbeifiibrte.
9ioienater fuurbe in 1871 gu gu.
fopan, 8obmen, geboren uno fam in
1854 nab cen Der. Staaten. Nils er
IS Sabre alt mar, arbeitete er als &c.
Iegrdpbiit, uno bon 1861 bis 1868
mar er MitgIieo oes Nilit1rtelesra.
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ne HeiIe tlab Der Hei6sbullptItoot
nit Der fraglihen glahfolgel6aft i'm
3uIammenbong itebe. lpurbe prompt
bcmentirt nit Dem Sin5uiii9cn, Oob
es lib lebi9lid Inn 9elpredllnq bon
Nnaelegenbeiten Der Hbcinpropin3
banble. sSrbr. b. Sdorlcner beitrei-
tet Nun, bob CT iibcrboupt no6 Ser.
lin reiie, mas allgemein befrenoet.
@eneral b. StiilpnogeI
reiht leinen q bi hieo
elm.
General Der Snionterie b. Stiilp.
naael, comnonbircnoer General ocs
). slrmeecorps, bot ieineu glbidico
einacreibt. (StiiIpnogel muroc am
Z. Sttober 1912 9eboren. Sm &a.
bettencorps ersogelL puroe er int
Sabre 1860 bei'm I. @orberegiment
eingeitellt. 01breno oes arieges
bon 1862 mar er sloilltant Ser 5iuei.
ten 8oroe 2onbpebr Gipiiion
Gen areg aegen Sranfreh mahte cr
oils Gonlpoanic.Gbei bei'm 3. @orbe.
Hcginent mit.)
S iir tim @reSe nuBer Ser.
folgung.
Tas 2nnbeeridDt in @iiitrom, Wtecf.
lenburg.Sh hipcrin, bot oos Gerfab.
rem gegen Die ,Siiritiu @reoe bon
ShloB 9oieoou, pelde beidulbigt
mor, in Sotels 5ablreide Silbcroieb'
itGble begon9en 81 bobcn, eingeitellt.
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iheicung oes @erliner Sult1noigcn
@eridtS, oob Die Siiritiu gcilteSfruuf
nnb niht 5ll periolgen iei.
In Wtarosmu$ 9eltorben.
Ter Dor sebn Soaen erfolgte 1oo
ocs ebemaligcn oitreitiiben 9ieidS.
friegSminiIterS ilno @enerols Der
&apoIlerie, Jrbrn. b. &riegbammer,
bat Den ocn .YeltiSirlop" nod nob.
traglid aur W'ittbeilung elmer ienla.
tionellen 8elbid)tc peronlabt. 9or.
nad iollte Der @enerol angeblit ei.
ner ShuBlpilnbe crlegcn iein Oie
ibm oiif elmer SofjaDo bel SSidl bon
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nem Sobne bcs Erin5en 2eppolo II.
Gnfel oesErin5re9enten 2ripolo BON
bon 9oper, beigcbrodlt porben mare.
Gieie Notwithstanding entbebrt
ieoer 9egriinoling. g8ic iopobl bon
bieiieser, wie bon Miinhener omtli.
der Seite miteetbeilt miro, lit Der
iiber "A SATIRE alt getporoeltc Srbr.
b. &ricgbnlnlner eines natiirIihen
Sooes geitorbcn, mo slpnr NOR Wo.
rosmus Die 5ooesurioGc.
ungarn proteitiren.
Ter Stnbiraib bon glgrom bat nit
Dem 9eiblilB, 0cn &aiier tSrons so.
iepb I'M Die Gcreiniauta nit 9os.
nicn Scr @er5ogeipino. &rooticn II.
2aImotiell 81 cinert aoniercib I'M.
ter Der SobSburGer &rone 5u bitten,
in 9uoapcIt in Gin pobrcs &ornnii.
iennelt aeltohen. @ie aus Der ungo.
riiden Souptltobt oemclbet miro,
proteitirt bic geiolnmtc unaorilbc
Yreiie gcaen oie2osreibung ser froo-
tiiben 2onoeStbeile bon ocr Ste.
pbansfrone uno @ieberberitellung
oes alten 2onigrei6s &roatien auf
Dos @ntihieOenlte.
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Galpin 9. @rolpn IN glefp. glorf.

- edloln y. Sroiun III gteu-yort,
Der 2eiter oes california Yrornotion
Committee" fir oen Often. bat ee-
tern Vormitiag cine Gepeide aus
Son Sraneisco erbalten. oes sSnbalts.
oaB in Den lebten "a Stunoen 81 gr-
laubniBideine fir 9allten i'm Wertbe
BON $4,000 ertbeilt woroen iino,
oapon Al iiir permanente 8ebauoe.
Sir Die am Gonneritas Wiittae be-
enoete @ode betrilaen Die 9anfsMb-
rehnllngen Sal ,66S,072, cine 3lnab.
me BON 25.2 Erosent aesen Die lette
@ohe Observation-Disclosures belize
len iid ouf $3,224,20i. srianmen
$44,992,273. -s.I3
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Yabnfataitropbe in Wbeelina.

@beelina W..Ya., 81. augl,it.
- Gin Yerionen5ug Der Baltimore.
Ohio gabn" eollioirte belite in ben
@beelinger s)aros nit einem sSradt-
5iige. 2ofomotipfiibrer See McMann
ans 9elInire ltno Seijer @in. Wioran
aus WcUfabon fomen um's 2eben.