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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
OFFICIAL DEFENSE
OF Administrations Action in Dismiss
ING Three Companies of Negro
Troops from the Army.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Secretary of
War Taft made public tonight an Off
cial defense of the administration S
action in recently dismissing three
companies of negro troops from the
army. 1t is in the form of an advance
copy of that portion of his annual re-
port bearing upon the question. After
reviewing the facts in the case he de-
clares that the only means of Kidding
the military service of band of
would-be murderers of women and chill.
dren, and the actual murderers of one
man, is the discharge of the entire bat
talon"
The use, of the word penalty is a
misnomer, he says, "and is unfortu-
nate. The dismissal from the service
of the members of this battalion un-
der the circumstances is not pun
ishment, however great the hardship.
This is dismissal technically known
as a dishenorable discharge, which is
only imposed by sentence by court
This is punishment. But the mem
bers of this battalion were not dis
honorably discharged They could not
have been so discharged except after
a trial They were discharged for the
good of the service, as the technical
phrase without honor which, "he con
tinues, "is merely the ending of con-
tract and separation from the service
under a right reserved in the statute
for the protection of the government,
which may work hardship to the pri-
yate discharged, but which, in the pub
lie interest, must sometimes be arbi-
trarily exercised"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
WHY PAYMENT OF sta,oo0,ooo
INTEREST WAS ANTICIPATED

Washington, Dec. Sin anticipating
the payment of about st2 100000 inter
est on the public debt today, Secretary
Shaw was influenced by the fact that
the treasury collected surplus reven-
ues amounting to s7,OOO,OOO in the
month of November, and that the cur
rent month is also likely to be a
month of surplus receipts. In Decem-
Der, 1905, the surplus receipts were
So, 100000. The action taken, there
fore releases for use in the business
of the country a sum practically equal
to the surplus receipts for November
and December.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
A SENSATIONAL
Statement by President
Of the San Frar cisco
School Board.
SCORES THE PRESIDENT

San Francisco. Dec. 5.-President
Altman, of the board of education,
came out tonight with a sensational
interview on the Japanese question.
President Roosevelt has injected a
tone of bitterness into TINS question"
he said "that one would expect an
experienced statesman to avold at any
cost. For enforcing a law enacted
by the legislature of California the
people of the state are condemned at
length by the nations chief executive.
He has even gone to the extreme OF
misstating facts, declaring that no
shut the Japanese out of the schools
of California is a wicked absurdity.
The board of education has not shut
them out of the schools of this city.
1t has provided separate schools for
them, maintained by the taxpayers
of San Francisco. We are doing this
much gratis, but the people rebel at
the attempt to coerce them into ed
ucating grown Japanese side by side
with American boys and girls of ten
der years. The president also de-
clares the mItterings against the Jap
anese were caused by their efficiency
as workmen. which is untrue. The
people of San Francisco. as far as l
can see. are opposed to the Japanese
on account of their standards of
living, of morality, and because they
gladly labor for wages that won't
support the American workman.
But this is not the point at is
sue The president denounced the
people of California for barring Jap
anese from the schools OF San Fran
cisco. The people have not barred
the Japanese from the schools of San
Francisco They have provided sep
arate schools for their benefit. The
Japanese don't contribute to the cost
of government, nor do they pay the
expense of their educational advan-
tages"
Henry Miller. of Yokohama, consul
general at that port, now in San
Francisco on sleaVe, called upon the
board of statistics of attendance of
the Japanese children TINS morning,
and was surprised when told that
Japanese children are not excluded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
IN SWEAT BOX
Weckm anis CloseIyQues-
one About Mail
Gox Robbery.
NxhHEG
CONFLICTING STORIES

Postoffice Inspector Owens arrived
In the city yesterday afternoon to take
charge of the mail box robbery case
for which Howard Weckman was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon He was
Immediately acquainted with the de-
tails Of the case by Chief Smith and
started to work to clear up the affair
at once. 1t was decided to sweat the
prisoner and he was brought up to
the mayors Office before the mayor.
chief of police. Owens, Postmaster
Clark and Detective Ryan.
He was questioned and sweated by
them for almost two hours, but he
absolutely denied all knowledge of
the affair When confronted with the
statement that he had been seen and
recognized while tampering with one
of the boxes broken open he denied
being in the neighborhood that even
ing and refused to weaken. The stor-
les he told regarding his whereabouts
Sunday night were conflicting and last
night Inspector Owens and Detective
Ryan made an investigation. 1t was
found that his story was utterly false
and in places where he said he had
been they denied seeing him.
After questioning the man, Owens
said he was confident that he was the
guilty party, and believed the evil
dence against him strong enough to
convict. However, it is not supposed
that he was alone in the matter and
an effort is now being made to find
another suspect, but so far they have
been unsuccessful. The parties who
gave the information say that there
were three or four in the crowd but
that Weckman was the only one they
were able to recognize.
Weckman will probably be question:
ed again today and confronted with
the new evidence against him. The
authorities are confident he will con-
fess and disclose the identity of the
others. The first impression that the
robbery was the work of gang who
have been working in other sections
of the state is now discredited, as the
men under suspicion are all local
characters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
WIRELESS TELEGRAP HY
Is Highly Recommended by Rear Ad-
n1iral CoWles.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Rear Admiral
Cowles, chef of the bureau of equip
ment Of the navy department, in his
annual report made public today de-
clares that the value of wireless tel
egraphy for the purpose of national
defense is inestimable, and says the
progress made in that line in the past
year has been great and the results
highly satisfactory. Experiments are
being conducted with a view of using
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
fhe Piano Will be Given Away December 2o 1906.

OIL as fuel. The admiral says that a
battleship with double bottom con-
structed for carrying fuel oil would be
able to carry at all times a reserve
supply of fuel without in any way in
terfering with the space required for
other purposes or materially reducing
the coal capacity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
tnflanmatoIy RheunarIsm Cured in 8
Days.

Morton L. Hin, of Lepadon, Ind, says:
MY wife had lnharnmatory Rheuma-
ferirg was terrible and her body and
face were swollen almost beyond recog
milton; mad been in bed for six weeks
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure
tor Rheuma tism 1t gave immmediate
relief and she was able TO walk in about
three days. ! am sure it saved her life"
Sold ty The Durbin &c Wright company
Druggists. % South Market street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07

but are merely segregated, He was
also ignorant of the fact that sep
arate schools are provided for the
Japanese and that Japanese children
are still permitted to attend the high
schools and all night schools. Seq
gregation applies only to the primary
and grammar grades.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07

The new arrival Knocked at the
gate.
Who are you asked st. Peter?
I'm a humorist, answered the party
on the outside | used to write jokes
for the comic papers.
Well, I'll have to investigate your
case, said the keeper of the keys. In
the meantime go over and sit down in
the shade of that chestnut tree and
make Yourself at home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
MATTER OF BUSINESS.

| hear the Widow Catchem is to be
married again, said the undertaker's
wife, and for the fifth time too. It's
perfectly scandalous-don't yeu think
so?
You must excuse me my dear, re-
piled her husband, but it would hardly
be right for me to say anything against
Mrs. Catchem. She is one of my best
customers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07
ALWAYS THE CHESTNUT.

The new arrival knocked at the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07

REMEMBER, EVERY COAT IN THEI
HOUSE GOES IN THIS SALE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-12-07

REMEMBER. EVERY COAT IN THEI
HOUSE GOES IN THIS SALE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
GffaB. Sof6rimgen

g 8 b + g.. Der profeTor
Der neuteitamentlihen Gresefe unt
Sbeologie an Der llniperiitdt 8resIaii,
Or. Sena3 Robr. bat ben Ruf mad
Strobbura aIs Rddfolgtr beB nun.
mehri9en fdhIiIden giIdofs Or,
Soldier angenommep.
Mart II m. Die bieIiec
Moltereiacnp iIsnl6aft, fpelher rs &C.
nofien nit elmer 9siammtiumme BON
114.000 Mari anseb1ren fhlpb ibrc
giIans nit einsm 9srluit BON 14.905
Marf ab.
ID ii Ibauen n, Die pOr Sabrsn
in aonturs eeratbene Hu&oruderei
Union" lit BON Serousgeber bes elfGis
lti9sliberalen rSasblatt,~ Brintmann,
Sum preiie bon 10000 Wart eripors
ben pprben.
g 6tett Il a . t.. iqtn- bent odbier
it~attsebabten Iebentsn Werbanosfef
Der elfab=lotbriusifden 1urnpetetre
betbeilisten iid aud orei fran3of{ds
@eieui daften. Set 1870 tpar eS oas
t:'te Mal, oab fran3OF{he 1urnpers
.tre an einem SurnfeIt In gddb=2o.
thritset t%beitnabmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

ioRnidbe.-S1nitdtsratb Or. 9ierIon,
Der ge'iBer Der 0eilanitalt .Qtnoens
bot" BEL 8ospia, it i'm Otter BON 60
Sabren 9eltorben.
Iuerb q d. Die a6ni9sTiftung
in SObe bon $4,000 Mart, Die Quers
bader 8irger aus QnIuB 0es lebten
Sonigsbeiu9es fir oen @ltersuinlfonO
erri1teten, bat bur6 einen 8iirger cine
G%rDD6ung Don 5000 Wart erfabren.
2aui g t. Sn einem 9efedte GEE
fallen 1T Der Gefreite BON Der S9uBz
truppe in Geuti6SGiopeftafrita, Sss
far 0orrer, SobR bes bier nobnenoen
Sonoarbeiters 5rieoriA @uguit 9prz
ner. q
2eip3ig. 0as Qon6geri9t bat
Den Mehatteur Se9er BON Ser ~io3idlz
oemotratii9en r8olts3eitun9" tpegen
bes 0orpurfs Der portsili6teit unb
Der RedtSteu9ung. zen er 9e8en Die
Sttaffommer in Sniterburg 9eri6tet
bate, neil bon ibr SnIpettor Neufang
in 8uti6tebmen BON Der Qntlage Der
fabrldIfigen S0otung oes Qrbeiters
WspIte freiaeiproden poroen mar, 81
orei Monuten @efangniB perurtbeilt.
un5enuu II. GntbaItung BON
8ier9enub beI6lob cine bier abgeGdls
tene itartbeiu9te 8erIammlung, Ole
bon fo3ialbemotratiifer Seite ein6es
rufen pproen mar. Sn Der einitim>
mig an9enommenen &eIplution ipurOe
feltgeIebt, 10 LANCE tein Bier mebr gu
t%rinfen, bis Die 0irt6e uno 8rauereien
Die Preiserb0bung in Megfau brG9ten.
W eerane. Die unter Der 0ers
paltuns unferes Gtootratbes itebenben
2eaate unb Stiftungen, oeren 3inien
bieiisen beoiirfti9en Ginpobnern auT
quite fommen, batten mad elmer bonn
20. Stunt b. s. batirten amtli9en 3uz
fammeniteaung einen 9eIammtbetrdg
bon 570,537 Mart errei6t. gu oisIen
Stiftungen iinb in5piI9sn afpei psis
tere getommen, uno 5par cine .&Dnig
Srieorid QuguitsS tiftuns" pnn 1O,s
900 Murt uno cine naarl Gouaro
S6mieoer< Stiftung" BON $4,000
Murf.
9 Iauen n. 9os erIte plauen16s
SnnungsbduS. uno 3tpar bas Der
Bidder Snnung, purbe inter aablreis
der 8etbeilieung bon 8ertretern Der
Staotbeb0roen. Der Snnunsen unb Der
&orporationen eingefpeibt. Die 8aua
toiten betragen gegen 100000 Wart.
g a. 9as Miniterium bes
&ultus uno 0ffentli9en rnterri6tS
bat bis auf peiteres Der Stabtsemeinbe
Rieia our u%nterbaltung bes Hsalpros
gpmnaiiums cine jdbrli9e 9sibilfe bon
10000 Wart bepiGist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
peri eenNbe GOrrelp0neent, saimOs.., saes.. smitas, en n. eeptemeer 1906.

pfafs lit oiesmar qteid9 yttiu uno tuobl
cine Der ifle6teiten, Die is bu tparen.
Gs gelingt nidt einmal. Den Winters
beoarf fir Ole 8ienenoolter e%in3u6rins
gen. 10 oub nit 3uderlOlung na4ges
9olfen peroen mub.
2anoau. 0as bicIige 8riegsges
riot perurtbeilte Den Golpaten &ettner
bonn II. Snfunteries Regimsnt pegen
tomplottmdbiaer Meuteret unb Sab
nenfludt gu Iieben Sabren 3udt6aus,
'ehS Ja6ren gbrperluIt uno @ntfers
nung aus Dem 9eere.
g t. Sngbert. 9as GHentpert
&rdu1er fiibrt Elm grobes 2(rbsiters
f6lafbausz proiett aus. Gas Saus
entbdlt Speiiefdle, 16 S9lafrGume
uno 8 Duf9rdume fir je IL Berionen
uno 1T nit 9ampfbeiahng periebsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Saoeu.

6 urlSru + e, 'Sn t1rpsrli6er
nno gsifti9cr 6rii9e feierte bier Der
friilers neutrality-suspicious. Ge6eis
mtr 8auratb genoit isinen so. 9ef
bttfstdd..t1 fi"" riiusarpi.. "a 20 ~
9offtn6ei IN. SIN, bielissn
9emeino eporp6prtperf gina, Elm gfuB
our unrehten. 3eit tos unb f9leubtrts
ben 35 Sabre alten Wrteiter Sobann
W}DG ron .inem Stetntrn6 III Ser ant
tsrr, ITO CT nit 3srI9me!.etter Site
Bern tc0t t,e1en blieI. Geil Mitarbets
Ter Noarl Gterie murSs lAper pertebt.
Son t! ans, Tie piasfrage fir
ben Teutoa be5 0nrpaTiums 1T nun
enb5jltia qe!oft. NG9r:nS Der staot7
ratb Ser Re7isruna ert(5rt Fate. oab
teineriei ftao,iTGe Snterefer ge1en 6ie
g:i6e4attunp oes ,attsn BldeeE iprds
d),n Rot ron in 9arf5rube Sen WHns
ffer Der Mlc6rbsit 0cr StabtperorbT
neten RsAnllnJ gstra9er uro einen
arbberer plab aut Gem nDrbliaer
Geeufer getduft.
u anrhei m. Ser Gbsf Der
Warn6eirter 0ereinsoruderei unb bss
Weytdqs Der nNeuen gdoiIhen 2dns
oes3eitun9," 9ensbeimcr. 1T seftprben.
G hopf M. Sn Ger bieiisen
pdpierfobrit BON Sob. Sutter itiirsts
Der 29idbriac Grbeitsr 6einrih Siess
tporth, bon einem plobliden Sdpiuoel
cr9riff.r. !opfuber in Ole Sransmiis
lion Ser elettriTdsn turbine. Der
Sopf lpuroe gdnslid abgeriNer uno
cine Strede bon ben iibrigen 8prper>
!heilen entfernt a%ufnefunhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
@Grttcm6erd,

q a t. Die pon Der Wef II
beutidsn GiIsnbabns @sTeai9aft err
baute normalipurise Rebenbo6n 8orns
Weifd6 'puroe unldnaIt benz als
gemeinen 8ertebr Uoffnet. Gte Streds
1T 1913 ailometer lang, Wit Dem
9au ipurbe i'm Suit 1905 6%esonnen.-
3te GAIL Der Nersts hetrug GRoe 1905
in @Irttemterg 1917. 'bie Der .3abn>
dr3tc "a. Der Npotbeten 296. Quf
1852 Ginlpobner fam Elm 4r3t, arf
7771 @%iutpo6ner cine Mpotbefe.-0e
MilitGr S6riftfte[er S6srItteutnant
ebuurb b. S6miO 1T babier. So Sabre
alt, geftorten. -"
'W ii II # er. Die 3uderfa6rit bds
bier lit bis auf Ole umfaHun9smauern
a%6ge6rdnnt. Ser SAoben betrdet
ettpd 100000 Mart. gei Dem grdn6e
fanb cine perion Ben SOB, nlebrers
puroen burh granopunben fhper
bsrleBti uno $50 Meniden iino Obbad:
los 9efporben. .i.
g Of gen. Bel Der gtez
ott1e9uH9 et1es Jdbrtt1 1orrntetns
ipuroen Der Die Sprensunsen Ieitsnoe
43jdhri9e Sngehieur gi9enauer aus
2uotuigs6afen a. orb. uno Der 10
Sabre alte 8auprattitant @ob aus
Striau bur9 umberflisgenoe 3iesel 70
fdhper pertuunoet, cab BEIGE ibren Der
lebungen erlegen iinb.
9iibin9en. Sen 8erfehrsminis
iter Or. b. Wei3idder in Stuttgart bat
Die bieilge meoi3iniiAe Tafultat ebrens
balber gum Or. meo. promopirt.
Il | III. Sa6ier lit. Der ols Suges
nieur unb S4riftfteqer melt iiber Die
8ren5en feines oeutl9en 9aterlanoes
ru9mlidTt befannte @ebeimratb Mar
b. Gpot6 i'm Otter bon iiter 70 Sabrsn
aus Gem &eten g:l4isoen. Gptb mar
Dor Sur3em idon fdli3liferipeiie tool
9efd9t noroen. ,''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
@rannr&weis. Aneapt. asafoe@.

8r a,n II 4 ne ! q. Der gi5e-
oberjagsMsijlet Deg ,M9snten BON
9rapnf8Feia JreiBtrr loso aui99e, 1T
in So. '2sbs1sidbre gsTtotben. ST mar
Elm Ha9t4mrg be5 olltA fem Bud
rlcber ben llhadr9 nit 'MenIden"
berii6ntt a~elobtoeneh S6riftiielers
Trei6errn @bolf &ni99c.,
. efIia T Der peritorbene Sofs
mnIifuS a. ., Ge6mann bat ole Stubt
9efau sur @feinerbin ieinss ganSen
8crm0get8 eiaSefsbt. Gs betrG9t Ole
GrbmdNe no@ Mb3u8 Der GrbIdaft5s
'teuer $4,000 Mart.
mills Yfn gen, 3nfolge elmer
S~aSerplofioa auf oem &alibobrtburm
gu Wt(oun3en 1T Der 9obrmeiItsr
Spibner get0otet pproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
E6IringiCGc Sfaafem.

90 m q r. Der 9biringifde
9auptrerein Der 0eutiGen 2utberftifs
tnng 3Gblt jebt 1865 Mitglieoer. 2(n
9eitrG9en gingen i'm dbgelaufenen 9e-
ri1tsiabre 1758 Mart elm; 10 pfars
rers uno IS .Gebrerfamilien erbieIten
unteritiibungen. 4n9eltrebt miro Ole
grttcbtung eines Seims in Berlin fir
erpa6iene S0hter aus pfarrers uno
3e6rerfdmilienI
6 a Of. Der @enerdlinIpefs
teur beS Militdr@ @raie6ungsz uno Bill
oungspeIens. General Ger Snfanterie
8. o. Trei9ert b. Tund, lit bier ses
Itorbsn. Or
@reis. Dor Sturgeon lit benz Sns
g~enieur Or. gutenberg, Der Die gsplante
aroBe Saaletbaliperre BEL 3iessnriid
baut. bon Der Regierung oss SiirItens
tblims MsuB 4. 6. bic Grlaubnib ers
tbeift porben, 8ordrbeiten fir cine
5fpeite 5bdliperre i'm Saalesebiet aus
aufubrcu. SieYe Sipeite Gtaufld6e io0
atpiIfcn bem 2%uft.urpri WaIsburg
uno Sdal6urg angelert nerosn.
% / q 3 a. D. Orlo. 8oms
mer5ienrotb Seelemdnn lat Der bieiis
gen Stdotgemeinbc bis Summe bon
5000 Mart e%eItif,et nit Der Beitim<
mung. Ole 3inien bieies aapitols an
iebem @ei1nahtsfcte b.oiirftisen @rs
men uno &ronten Der Staot ausute
tommen gu lafen. p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Sreie StGofe.

8 q m b r g. CUR beHeren. Side
rung oes S9iffspertebrs in benz &c.
fdhrli6en 5abrpa1er Dor Der @lbe
stpif6en Dem eriten Glbfeuerid / uno
Dem GuberIten WeIerfsuerfdtff paro
bort cine rieiiee Seultonne ausgelest,
pelhe felbftthdtig unter Ginpirtung
o.s Winoes SeulIisnale abeibt. 9es
fonberS pi9.ig lit ole 5eitlesuns biss
fee 8oie bel Rebet.-Der Shriftite1er
5becoor 9iening in Sambure. betannt
uls 9erfaher aablrei9er @ei9ibten
unb 9%ibneniperte in plattbsuti6er
Spra6e, 1T i'm otter bon rs Sabrsn
aeitorben.
Bremen. Die GeemannstaFe
oes Norooeuti6en 2lopo perfiete am
81. Desember 1906 iiber Elm Dermoaen
bon 2.724,208 Dart. 9is 'au oieIem
3eitpuntt Bat {e 3ablunsen i'm @er
fummtbetraae bon 4,020.984 Dart on
ibre Witelicoer geleiftet. Die Witts
tpens unb Waiiens penfionstaEe mics
am 81. DECEMBER 1905 ein Werm0s
gen bon 1894. 705 Marf anf; Die bon
oteTer aaNe in Der 3eit hires 9eitebenS
aeleiiteten 3ablunsen beliefen fid auf
425. III Mart, Die Gliiabeth Wies
sanoaStiftuna perfuate am 81. Des
5ember 1905 iibsr elm WermDasn bon
297,223 Mari. Geit BEN Beiieben
aieier Stiftuns ipurbsn 1883 Wari
an llnterItibunsen se5ahlt. t.
2Ibed. Der felt Mpril ipGbrenoe
Sii6leritreif tpuroe BON ben QusitGns
oteen aIs ousiidtslos oufgeseben. =
Der &eoatteur qaul @intber erihob
fiG aus Gram iber Den ZOO ieiner
Shutter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

HGAASss tst~
tannt our1 1einen pielidbrisen 8ampf
9esen oas feline 2ottp, 1T, SO Sabre
alt. g%eitorben.
8regens. Die geneoittiner Don
Mariaitein, bie our .3eit ibre Nieber;
lafung in Oiirnberg baben. tauften
einen alten G6loBbau am @ebbarbss
berg an. Bon Der beriibmten unb bielz
beiu9ten SDbe berab miro nun bdto
cine nere 8eneoittiner zNieoerlaFuns in
Die 2anoe i6auen.
Sra 3. Sdbisr bat iiingit Die 90.
Spnpoe Der alttdt6oliiden Stride in
Seiterrsi6 unter oablrsider 9etbeilis
gung getagt.
Snnsbru d. gei. Der SparfaFe
in G9pa3 perii6te Der 8ontrolsur
Steinle6ner lluteri6lagun9en in Der
6obe bon $4,000 &ronen.
% Ger q n. Neulid puroe i'm 9eiz
iein Der Spisen Der ge60roeu uno
8on3efiiondre Ole elettrii4e Sramba9n
Merans2ana er0ffnet.
q + c r 8 3 o f.. Die
Samilte Sesen6art oabier besing tiir3>
lid Den Sabrestag ibrsr 233jdbrigen
GeBbaftieteit auf Dem bieIisen 8auerns
quite. Der urabn Der Jamilie ertparb
bic WirtbI6aft i'm Sabre 1873 bon
einem gepiIen Gbrtitopb 2orsn5 um
800 meibnii6e S9od 9roi6en.
Sci d berg g. 0as Sa6rhunz
berte alte, DEM SirIten Roban seborige
Shlob Sefienp BEL Semil unb Der ba5u
sebOriee Meierbof fopie Die 8rauerei
iino our9 einen Brand gdn5li9 ger
itOrt ipproen. Sm S6loHe befanben
fi6 toitbare &unitseeenftdnbs uno in
Der &apele mebrere beriibmte Ges
mdloe; ales 1T perni9tet poroer.
g alurtn. Die in Muralta pers
ftorbene Weingrobbdnolers : So6ter
emma Softer perma9te ibrer !Seiz
matbgemeinoe Galurn 100000 aros
men gum 8au etnes Nrmenbarties uno
10000. &ronen gu gbriftboumbef6es
rlnaen.
Sal5burg. Der Waeneree6ilfe
9artlmd Sesner ma4te nit spei 8as
msrooen eine Sour auf bas Grobe
9urpiti4ess Gungau). On Der eleis
den Stene, no i'm 9orjabre Elm 3oue
rift abgeitiir5t mar, fiel AUDI Sesner
iiber eine 40 Metsr bpbe Wano uno er.
lit 70 fdtpere YerlsBungen, oab er
tur8 oarauf itarb.
Sepl.i B. 0urd Undergraduate
aoble perungliidten auf Dem Der
8riirer 9ergbaugeieli9aft gebOrieen
Acknowledgment bel SHegg brei Mrbeiz
ter. lpopon 5tpei getDbtet puroer.
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Neferrsi&.

Wten. gei gntfernihs eines sc.
salteS uuf Dem Stefansplds ftii3te Elm
if9fuerer Bdlten berab unb trdf BEL,
sten oorubersebenoen 56idbriser Sc.
northumberland i'm ariessminift.s
rum. Jobann 5uds. am aopf. Na9
fpent9er Winuten mar Gud5s tobt.-
iSnfotse ttnes Sturses bonn pferoe lit
Der e~beutaIige Reidstri.ssminiier, &C.
neral oerl aaoaletie gomun6 Greiberr
b. Rrissbommer. seftorben.-Der ebes
maliae- Wbaeoronete Tr. Noftr. bts
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@foemBura.

aIoppenbure. Der gttrieb
auf Der i'm 9au befinolidtrt Giiens
tubnltrede Sloppsnbure ssGrieIopthe
miro am !. Sttoter ~. erOffnst. SIN
aoufe oss n6dliten Sabrss miro Die
gohn bis Sholt i'm Mnlhlub an oie
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9 ii It + 0 10. Sn 0arB fpurSs Der
9ouSler Gffidmt I'M Maloe eridoi'sn
ouf9eTa1oen. G5 miro a%ngenpmmen.
paB Gtflamt ,ipilberte, bon dtoeren
Bilooie6en i'm 9untsln ais Wtlb am
9tieben uHohio aetDstet porosn lit.
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Sa&(en.

Drtsben. Die fGdffde Stadtss
MISUNDERSTANDING fiibrte in ibren
Wertitattsn Die neunitinbise Irbeitss
seit Elm. Oapon eatfaIen linsefabr AZ
Stunben auf ben Wormittae uno Al
Stunoen auf osns Radmittas. 9ane
III Sono oamit gsbt cine ansemeHene
Grbobuns Der aus Dem oer3eitigen
aasslobniass ii4 srs.tsnesn stpneen.
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Streden Othenburgs2eer uno S6oIt.
Gueniero dmmsD ilbelmsbaben aus0ss
baut peroen.
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Eait snr &eiis im's NmslanSs &c.
iOtss 9. aaine, Wr. 4fs, Ch-sdsi-
murctStrahc, na9c GpitnmBunIc.Nu c.