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ARMY and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON, March 2?.-These navy orders
were Issued TO day:
Lieutenant. Commander II, NJ. Hughes, from
washington 10 Fort Mlfiin, Pa.
Lieut.. c. G. Bloch, from Washington to the Frank
lin.
Assistant Surgeon |. r. Coin. to naval hospital.
SI %aSisisS, GsurgoopI, FunAtatneFrAnlllA
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AT A CHARITY FUNCTION
Yice-President and Mrs. Fairbanks Head
the Reviewing Line.

? WASHINGTON, March 22.-At q charity
function this evening in the Arlington
Hotel by the Woman's League Of the
National Junior Republic the vice-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks headed a review
ing line before which passed the several
hundred guests. Representative and Mrs
Nicholas Longworth were in the march,
and when they passed before the Vice.
President and Mrs. Fairbanks they were
asked to join them and review the re-
mainder of the procession.
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senator Morgan p roposes a .Junket TO Isle
OF Pines,

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Nor
gan to-day offered a resolution, which went
pointment Of a special committee Of Senators
to investigate the condition of the Americans
on the Isle of Pines, and whether they have
been oppressed in any way:
The resolution authorizes the proposed
committee to visit the Island and examine
witnesses under oath.
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Lake Erie and Ohio River ship Canal Bill
Reported.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House bill
authorizing the incorporation of the Lake
Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal was ordered
favorably reported to the Senate to-day
by the Committee on Commerce. The com
mittee, however, added an amendment
proposed by Senator Plat, providing that
no waters from the Niagara River above
the Falls shall be diverted to the canal.
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MERIWETHER RESIGNS AGAIN.
Midshipman Who Was Court.MartiaIled on
Charges Growing Out OF q Fist Fight.

WASHINGTON. March %, -Midshipman
Minor Meriwether, Jr,, Of Louisiana, second
class, Naval Academy, has rendered his
resignation to the Secretary Of the Navy.
The reason for the resignation OF Mid
shipman Meriwether is given as weak eyes.
He became prominent last fall when court
martialled on charges growing out OF a fist
fight with Midshipman James r. Branch Of
New York. who died. %
Midshipman Meriwether was found guilty
in a minor degree and sentenced to be con-
fined to the limits of the Naval Academy
for one year. ~
He once before rendered his resignation
but it was not accepted.
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THE CHATTANOOGA LYNCH1NG.
Department OF Justice Calls for . Full
:, Report on the Case. mr.. ,,

Report on the Case. r. e. 49,
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Depart
ment Of Justice has called on William D.
Wright, United States District Attorney at
Nashville, for complete information in
regard to the lynohing Of the negro, Ed
johnson. at Chattanooga. johnson was
under sentence Of death and was to have been
executed, when the United States Supreme
Court handed down a decision granting a
stay. "
The question of contempt proceedings
is still under consideration by the Depart
ment. Il was, said to-day that although
no orders had been sent to Chattanooga
looking to an investigation Of the matter
with the exception of instructions to the
District Attorney to make a report it was
known that an investigation Of the most
thorough kind was being carried forward
by the local officers of the Government.
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sulzer Puts in Two RIlla.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Representative
Sulzer Of New York to-day introduced a
bill requiring steamships to provide better
safeguards for passengers and limiting
the number of passengers which a vessel
may carry under certain conditions.
Mr.. Sulzer also introduced another bill,
providing for the retirement of men in the
life saving service upon three-fourths pay
after certain terms OF service.
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o. 900 900 for the Militia.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The appro-
priation for the militia is increased from
81, 600, 600, as at present, to 81 ,O0O, 900, by a
bill reported to the Senate to-day from the
Committee on Military Affairs. The scope
Of appropriation la broadened in several
ways, one OF them providing for increased
facilities for target practice.
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Movements OF Ma al Vessels.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The cruiser
Charleston has arrived at Rockland, the
tug Sioux at Boston, the gunboat Don
Juan de Austria at Monte Cristi and the
yacht Scorpion at Key West.
The cruiser Columbia has sailed from
T~ompkinsville for Guantanamo, the gum
boats Alvarado and Sandoval and the tugs
Hercules and Mohawk from Annapolis for
Nnrfolk
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INSURANCE NOT COMMERCE.
Unanimous Decision or the House Com
mlttee on the judiciary.

mlttee on inc Judielary.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The House Com
mittee on the Judiciary has reached a de-
cision upon that part of the. Presidents
message relating to insurance, and holds
that insurance is not interstate commerce.
The report on the subject has been prepared
and will be submitted to the House. All
Of the members Of the committee concur
in the report. The committee calls at
tention to the variou court decisions on
the subject and asserts that the Supreme
Court has always maintained that insurance
is not commerce and that Congress cannot
impair the police powers OF the States.
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Only 1870 Chinese Admitted in February.

WASHINGTON, March IA statement
made public at the Department of Com
merce to-day shows that l46 Chinese ap.
piled for admission to this country in the
month Of February last, as compared with
las in the corresponding month Of 1905. OF
the las who applied last month 1850 were
admitted and 3 were depQEtNdk ,
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WATER SUPPLY BILL PASSED.
1t Permits II his City 10 Go Into Ulster
County by Payment OF Damages.

ALBANY, March 22.-The Assembly to-
day passed Assemblyman Fowler's bill
which opens the way for New York city
to go into Ulster county and get it's water
supply without further opposition. The
bill was drafted by the State Water Board.
1t permits Of the payment by New York city
Of direct and indirect damages to property
owners, as we'll as to mill hands who nay
lose their employment by reason Of the fac
tories being obliged to shut down owing
to New York city confscating the water
necessary to run the mills. 1t also provides
that before condemnation proceedings are
to be begun New York city shall deposit one
half of the value of the assessed valuation
of the land to be seized. The New York
city commission on water supply had argued
that one reason for'the delay was because
go much hostility was encountered in
Ulster county under TIE belief That pay
ments for land taken would be slow.
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Hearst RECOUNT Rln Reported FayorabIy.

ALBANY, March 22.-The Assembly Ju-
dietary Committee to-day resorted favor
ably Assemblyman Charles F. Murphy's
bill directing a recount of the ballots in
New York city cast at the Mayoralty cleo
ton last fall. Assemblyman Meade, who is
William Barnes's representative in the As
sembly, and Asemblyman Fish Of Madison
opposed reporting the bill. The other Re-
publican members and Assemblyman Tomp-
hns mayor McClellan's closest friend In
the Assembly, and Assemblyman Shanahan
(Dem., Brooklyn) voted to report the bill.
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tendeavored first to gain 1t ana therefore
as a matter of legislative fact the con-
ferees had not been appointed. -,
aOut of courtesy" said the Speaker, I h
Speaker will hear the gentleman from Miss
ksippi, but will state that he is ready to rule.
based upon precedents that are very strong
And when Mr.. Williams had concluded
Speaker Cannon quoted a ruling OF Speaker
Carlisle in the Forty-eighth Congress, and
held that, the matter having theoretically
gone out of the control Of the House, the bill
was 10 longer before it for action and that
Mr.. Williams's motion was out OF order:
Mr.. Williams appealed from the decision,
and the decision stood as the Judgment Of
the House-145 to Of, Messrs. Bede and
Wachter (Md.) being the only Republicans
noticed in then negative vote.
The House then proceeded In committee
OF the whole to further consider the Legis-
Iative, Executive and judicial Appropriation
bill. Without substantial change, thirty
three pages OF the bill we're read, and at
$40 the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The Statehood bill will go 10 conference
to-morrow. When the announcement was
made in the Senate to-day that the House
had asked for a conference on the bill,
Senator Beveridge, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Territories, made the usual mo-
ton that the Senate insist on its amend
ments. agree to a conference and thai the
of the Senate.
Senator Foraker, tn principal Republi-
can opponent OF the measure, was on his
feet promptly with a substitute for Mr..
Beyeridge's motion, that's the conferees
be chosen by the Senate. Mr.. Foraker ex-
planned that Mr.. Beveridge, chairman of
the Committee on Territories, and his col
leagues on the committee who had reported
the Statehood bill. had been overruled by
the Senate and their well known views
were not such as to give assurances that
the wishes OF the Senate would be carried
out In conference.
At the suggestion OF Mr.. Foraker, the
matter went over until tomorrow without
nSxnte. being taken. hut late. ansgEeement;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

prattiI6e QuTgaben I,cbsn Ser 8ams
mer in Qusiidt Die Grri6tuns elmer
all1emeinen Srantentaiie fir pfdl3ii6e
6anonerter uno Die S1affung zines
Grbplungss uno 8eneIungSbeims fir
@slucrbetreitenoe Ser Pfal5.
2dnbau. 0a8 Sriegsgeri6t bat
oen ReIerte=Snfantertiten 9oru BON
MeItbeim pesen Initiftcns gum tbdts
IiGen @er9reifen an 8or9eiebten gu
einem Sabr @efdn9niB Derurtbeilt unb
Die Iofortige @erbaftung angepronet.
@uf 9orns @erunInIIung tpuroe Der in
Deitbeim bur9raoelnoe llntcrpffiSier
Selrutb rom 2. Standardization in
Gelmcrsbeim bon Den 9orftepohnern
ouf'8 I9perite %miBbanoeIt,
IN a N, Sine ftGo>
tiT6e @olfstii9e 1T bier erDffnet lpor'
Den. 9ie preiie fino fir @5uppe uno
9rot 10 gfenni9, GIIen obne Suppe
90 Yfennig, Ghen nit Suppe uno Bro!
80 9Tennig. Die Slide bietet 9aum
fir $50 perionen unb itebt unter itdn@
bigger ItdotiIher Iufii6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28

let6eI9ulb betrug 130.106,147 Marf,
mas gegen @nbe 1904 Elm Plus bon
44,9S5,973 Marf tebsutet.
9aDIen n. Der peritorbene &ob>
bdno!er 5rans SenIel bat in ieinem
2eifamente niat nur feline Qrbeiter nit
grDBeren Summen bebo6t, fonoern
audi Der Staotgemeinte 1900 Marf 81,
elmer Stiftuns nit Der 9eltimmung
iiberpieien. Dap Die 3inien bss aapis
taIs am GefurtStage bes Stifters nad)
Dem GrmeHea 6e8 Stootgemeinoes
ratbe8, be3lp. GGuIDoritanoes on fleta
bige S9ul,tnter Der bieiigen S9Ile
pertbetlt lperbeu ipQen.
2eip5ig. Sin Sobn Der bieligsn
Mllitterfdinilie BREEDER, Ramens @rrp
9reiGer. erTdob ii@ aus S9permutb
i'm Sabre 1908, aIs Die 6amiIte in Der
idAf1den Gdreia tbdtie mar. Grit
Iebtbin lit Die 2eite b25 iuneen Meus
IGen 5pif6en Mo6!en unb Ratben BON
8ergFeigern aufgeiunben porben.
Martueuftrde n. Srau pers
!pittlpete @mtsgeri6tsratb 3i9ude in
2eip5ig bat auf @unIb hires perepigs
ten @ema6l5, bes 9tmtsgeri6tsratbes
Sbeobor 3IAude, friiberen 8iirgermeis
iterB uno @brenbiirgcrs u~nierer Staot,
Der 6ieiigen Gtdotgemeinbe 5000 Start
iterpiei len nit Der 8eitimmune, bab
ooppn Die @uST6miidung unIeres
Marttplabes nit etnem Srunnen be-
ftritten rerben IoQ.
g d q IL. Sur6 Rommer3iens
ratb !0eiIel lit Der Stabt Elm GROCER
She'll bsS PfarrsurtenS geI6enft ipors
Den. 9as Stiid 2ano Iou su elmer
Barianlo9e u%m9eipanbelt perben.
Ytduen. Die Ginfiibrung bes
Observation-Disclosures Fat fir Den
StaotIGdet cine na6tDeilise Wirtung
aebabt. Der @astonIum lit in spei
Monoten olein nm 14,0C0 8ubttmeter
surideegongen. Ser Gda>en betrGgt
$500 Murt. QuG bat Der @erbruud,
on eleftriIder Gneroie aus Dem itdbtis
i9en Glettri3iidtslpert na6ge.ahen.
Wolten # / H.. Die Griinoung
BON INSTRUMENTATION. bic in Der
qmtshauptmanni9oIt Wnnaterg ibren
@nfans nobm, ron ga naG Dem
S9par5snbergsr @eairf i~ibergriff, 1T
aud in Der Mdrienberger N%mtsbuupts
mannIGoft in Die GrI6einung getreten.
Sn elmer bier a~bgc9alienen @erIumma
lung ipurbe Die rWeio9enoh eni9oft
31GopautboI" nit Dem Sib in Woltens
Itein gegriin0st.
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Glfa6. Sot0rinaen

@trabburg. Sci ocn 2dno:ss
INSTRUMENTATION in GlIabs2otbrin5:n
muroen in Strabburss Staot ~if
Greifinnig) ge9en Den SoSialitcr.1 |
Nilbauien Der Demotrat &Iaiter gss
gen Den So5ialiitcn, Gmmel, in Sc.
Genau !Salb (genIrum) gegen SeDlIer
(liberaD. in Meibenburs Der Gitera.s
Uob ge5en Den gertrumstanbiodten,
in Mes 9eiitsr (parteilos), in Rap
poltspeiler Wetterle (tleritaD. in
G6lettitabt Sdott (flsritaD, in Molss
Esim aaugef (tleritaD seipdblt.
Meb. SIN 9e5irt 2otbrtngen tuurs
cen 81 Gemdrtungen, oaDon SO In Der
umgcbung BON Wieb unb Den @emeins
Den MonbiSier uno pic, brsi i'm areiic
9ieoenboisn nno cine bei Saarsemiinb,
rpn Der Reblalis per{eutt gefuneen.
aleinsSett n Q c n. Sn elmer
aiesgrute in Der Ndbe bon bier iiteB
man auf friibhiitorif6e Grdber. bic
meropingif6en llriprunses iino. Dan
fan0 oarin anber SieIstisn aud WleT,
fer, Teylsrs.1anse uao cire Streiiult.
LH -EH L a
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96aringi(Ge Staatea.

Mftenburg g. Die uItenburois
fGen Suitt3tebOroen 9aten Die tet9ete
ligten Srgone oarauf binsepieTcn. lei
Der MufItelilrg Der G66ffens uno &C.
fdtporenenlife en- aud Qrteiter uno tlets
mere Ge'9Iftsleute 81 beriidii6tiaen.
@polb Il. @ei osr retmariI9en
2auotagspabl fir Wpoloa : Stobt
purbs Der tt2tertae 4%6qeorbrete Ban.
oert (So3ialoemotrat) pieocrgelpibIt.
0era. @emeinocruib unb Stuoi>
rotb 9%enebmi9ter einen 0ertrog nit
Den @erpaltunger tcr preuBiId,en mo
idhIiiAen 8atrcn, moha9 0era 750,s
000 Start 8sitro1 lwsiitet au cen Sc
IeiShGterlegungen oieier @obnen. Oie
@eiammtfpiten rerben 100000
Mart erreidsn, ga Yreuben in Der
Ndbe bss iddiifen 9abnbofes piors
ten cine OogitGnoig neue Sabnbofss
onlage crriA!en ciG. .
Sdt5ungen. G!eid5eiti9 nit
Scr rpGlpurieen GiienGabnlinie Salss
lln9enz0o6a ipurbe audi Die &c &iIos
meier Ionge 3bsilItrede Nenigentaft'
Tion&0aAs 6inielo Dem rffentli&en
8erte9r iiberGcten.
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Sreic Stable.

Sam 4. Dom Genats Der
Gtabt Sambur1 nuroe o.. s. 8.
Gtammdn, Ger bi3terirc a!rciie Siirs
germsifer, gum er1ien 9iirgsrmeiIter
aetpdGIt. Tr. s. g. M6udefera, Ser
idon lpieScrfoit ni8 FrdIioeni bes Ges
mats unO crTer 9ij~r1ermsiI!er amtirte,
r,iroc ais ~sireitsr @iir0ermeiIter err
lorer.-llatcr Dem Prptettprdte be8
@%rpBher3oa5 unb Ser GroBber3osin
BON medlenfurgsS 6rerin, lie bier
antuefero ipdren, fono on 8orb os5
Oampfers Der SamhurQ Wmerita;
Clinic, n&aiTerin WueuIte 0itioria" ein
promenacenion3ert sum 9eiten ors
beutia,n SrnuenpereinS fir Srunlens
bfle9e in Den orut'6en Gotonien Itatt.
Gtipa $500 @dfie aus zen erIien sc,
felidaftsfreiIen bon Sdmburg, 9tttora
uno Wanbsbet batten fi6 ouf Gem
9ampfer einsefunoen. Yer Grtrag Der
8eranfaltunn Tol Den 8auitein bill
ben sur Griinoung zines W~utterbaufcs
fir Die 2tusbitoung fer Gereinsihpes
itern.-9ie Samburg : 9merita : Clinic
bat ben 9ou 3psier GROCER puFagiers
oampfer in auftrag 9egehen, uno sfpar
Bel 8lpbr1 &c gob unb eel DER Nulfans
Werft. Gle lino fir Den argentiniinen
9ienit tefirmt.
9 remc IL. Die 9drJeri@aft
Jimmie Ger llm~geItaltung GER 8remer
8abnbofsaalagen rad Dem BON Der
Giientobnoireition !Sannoper poreslsgs
Ten plan al, Der einidlisBli9 bes 8rez
mer 8eitrdJs bon 2.1S0.O00 Wtarf
einen 3oitenaufpanb BON ettpa 16.s
100000 Wart erforoert.
2iibed d. Die Gtdatstere6nung
fir 1905 tpeiit etnen lleferI9ub bon
219.320 Mdrt auf, ndbrenb Od5 9uos
get Eel 7,536,298 Marf G%tnnabmen
nit einem Jebl6etrag bon 1864
Wart gered)net bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
Seferrei6.

% n. Oas Gbepaor Grnit uno
emma @er9ani I9entie Der Gemeinoe
@ien our grtnnerung an Die iilberne
So63eitsfeier Die Wila @ergani idmmt
@arten in Gmmerscorf 3u einem @rz
bolungsbeim fir oen Mittelitanb.-
Der 0iener 9u9balter Sran3 Ses
fpeIba itiirste auf Der Rar BON Der
&lobentpano ab, BON Der turs porber
Der Miener Or. 6aitmaier abgeitiir5t
par.-9ter itarb Der Mlaler Dilbelm
9ernaBti, elmer Der @riinber Der Ct
s%eiIion, i'm 50. 2~ebensidbre.
Mnbet d. !Sier brannte cine
Ser 9ornbirnsr 8aufirma aebDrige
b0Iserne Mai6inenbiitte nieber. Do
Bel fanoen Ser MaI6iniit uno Der !9ets
ger ben Soo in Den 5!ammen.
3 I'll 81 IN. Ser Strettor Der
aaIisif9en Napbtbas gtttien9eIeuI@u
@odmotpstD uno feline 8ral ipuroen
our1 cine @aserplpIion get0btet.
Sra 4. Sn Dem benodburten 4ls
gersoorf Iino Der 9ddter Martin Reia
I6er unb beiIeu Satin perbaftet ipors
Den. @siI6er miro bei9uloigt, Dor
orei Sobren einen pflaumenbdnblcr in
oen Seller ieineS 9auies gelodt, ges
tobtet un0 tcraubt 81 baben. Seine
Gottin lit Der Seibilfe psroG9tig.
&ratou. 9abier lit Der poIniide
publisiit Sofratb Sultan &lacSto i'm
79. 2ebensia9re 9eIiorben.
porbuDi b. Shirt Otto BON
@inoiI6grGb 1T in Der bieiigen Ges
geno auf Der Sa9b infolRe cines Sturs
se8 bonn 9feroe Iebr i6ner perlsbt
porben. Ter 5urTt 1T permdblt nit
GrSber5o9in Gliiatetb Marie, Gnteliu
bes &aiiers 8ran3 Soiepb uno elm
3iger 3phter bes perItprbenen &rons
prinaen Nubolf.
g. Die SI9s6en p~eranituls
teten bieier Sage einen 5eitsug, I'm
sen &aroinal 8iirlts@r5biidof Or.
Sen Srei6err b. StrDenstp, Pr;mus
pon 90bmen, al c9rsn. WlS bic 29ei(s
nebmer an Dem 9(ufSug pon Gpaidlifen
aeftDrt lpuroen, lam c5 au erniten
8ubeItBrungen, ipeIDe erIE bur6 bdS
Gtnf9reitcn Der ppli5ci untcrOriidt
irer6sn tonnten.
Sol3 6nr9. !6isr miro Elm Ges
perbef1rosrungsinititut crri9tet.
SteDr. Der erts6iide 3riegSs
miniiter fat tei Der 0iterret9tinen
Moffenfabrit in SteDr 10000 Sara
biner fir Ole 8elraffnuug Der aapals
lerie un0 IrtiIerie teFellt.
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&ro66erioafGnn &eGen.

III It ot. Die beige Sed,e
nti6e 6o6f6uIe bat rem He9ierunsS.
~balmeiiter ProfeFor Noolf NeIIet in
Berlin, Dem Grbauer Oes rellsn Cant
ossmuieumS in 9armitabt, uno
Gtaotbaurotb 2ubnig Spffmann IN
9erltn bic Miiroe eine3 Dottor Snges
nieltrs ebrcnbnlter pcrIieben.
8rpb II. Sum @iIiIten5s
arst an Der beIiii4en 2anbesirrennnz
ftalt su Goohelau 1T TrGulcin Or.
mcb. Glile Iatse ernarnt lporOen.
Worm 8. 9icr Ie1ien bei bez
WabI Der @srtretsr fir ole Srtstrans
fen;afie gum eritenmaIe Die freien Sc
pertf9uften nit 212t S.immen iiber
Die pereinter Ge9rer, BE 1915 Stins
men er6teltsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-12-28
2IeGfen6urd.

MpIt o d. Der Re0atteur Der bies
figea Observation-Disclosures 3eitune
bate in ieinsm 8tatie ocn SIeioers
Irrug Der @omen lei Sofe abfdQi9
fritiiirt. 1as 2an09eribt faHo Ole
MD9liAteit Geraus, roB Elm Seer oarin
cine 8eleiOigur1 beS 8robbsrSOgs fin
Sen i6nne unb DcrurtteiIte oen &eodts
teur su'spct Monaten GsfdngniB. Sn
Der er1ten, friifer ftott1efunoensn Ser
bonolun9 erfolaIe Treiipredrung. Der
Gtootsannalt le9te obtr 9%erliiun0 Gin.
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2sranm(6wetg. GnGact.

6 d pc # S t. Sn iein 80.
2eten5idbr frat Ger Iebte Der nrh
lebenGen Sreitpiligen req b. 3. Sunn's
iben Srcitorps I'M 1848er i9lestpigz
boIfeiniI1sn 5elb3u9e, Ncntner Ser
mann GingeImann bterIelbit.
0effau. Die bier o~bgebalteue
Sabre3perIarmlung Deg InbaItilGen
GuitopsM oolf Gereins %ertannte Die
GnboltiTGe 2ietessGbe in S0be boil
runo 1000 Mart Ger lotbringiIGen &C.
meinoe plunticres 0usulen 3u.
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SaG}ca.

DRESDEN. Sci rem 5tdotperorbs
n%etcniooblsn uur6en bier So5idlbsmos
frdien eeipdblt. Tdr:tt Iiro nlnmebr
ath1 Go3ialoemotraiea in Stdotrers
.oneientoleoium. = 9a3 Geiamnts
oermogsn Der Staot DRESDEN belief fid)
an 81. 1esemter 1905 auf 1882
G21 Mart. 8os lit geseu gnte 1904
tire D%erme1run9 oe5 8erm6gsns I'M
Ge,251.GID Ha.t. @ic Cs..aTr't.I ns
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@focmGura.

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