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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
ALL THE WORLD TAKES A HAND,
Furnishing Material and Labor foI
Southern Pacific Extension.

Furnishing Material and Labor for
southern Pacific Extension.
All the world is contributing to the
extension of the Southern Pacific Coast
line in a combination of materials and
effort which will give this line a unique
distinction of its own, says the Los
Angeles Times.
The latest foreign contribution to
Harriman's new line through northern
Mexico TO Guadalajara. is an order
just placed by Colonel Epes Randolph
for 100000 Japanese ties. But not
even this touch was needed to make
this railroad in many details of its con-
struction a line unparalleled in its way
on the Americancontinent-
The steel with which this Guadala-
jara extension is being laid Is a Spanish
product. 1t is the first standard gauge
road on the continent to use Spanish
steel, and the first road Of any kind in
the Occident to use Oriental ties.
In commenting on the world en-
bracing chara cter of this, the latest OF
his numerous railroad projects. on the
occasion of his last visit to this city,
Colonel Randolph said:
1--WE are showing no favorites in the
building of the new line. We are Civ
ing every one a chance and are getting
our pick of the best and cheapest from
every corner of the globe. We are
building an up-to-date American rail
way through Old Mexico with rails
from Spain. brought over to Galveston
on German steamers, and unloaded by
Jamaica negroes. The ties came from
the Orient, from lands acquired by the
Japanese in their war with Russia
sonora Indians, Chinese and Greeks
graded the dump, laid the Oriental ties
and spiked them to the pure Castilian
rails. They were bossed by sons of
the Emerald isle. and their work in
spected by regularly appointed repre-
sentatives of the Mexican government.
And that's what call a cosmopolitan
railroad
Already over sixty kilometers of rails
have been laid from the junction point
with the Sonora railway, and the grad
ers are well in advance of the steel
gangs. Contracts have been let for the
grading of 500 kilom eters of the road.
There are more than 800 surveyors in
the field engaged in the final location
of the line. Their work will be com
pleted within the ye.aT. and the route
established all the way through from
Guaymas to Guadalajara.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
EvANs EARNs $50.
Claim of the Assistant Attorney Gen
eraI in Allen County.


lola. Kan. May 25@Thus far in
district court at this term, and there
are but two more cases for trial. As
sistant Attorney General G. L. Evans
has won claim to $3.50 in jointist fines.
There were seven or eight prosecutions
on which he secured convictions on
twenty-five counts. The total number
of counts charged is more than double
this figure
It has been said that he could make
thousands out of the prosecutions and
that by reason of the county being
liable for the payment of the fines If
the defendant fails, 1t was a cinch. Mr.
r. H Bennett SCOTS at this theory He
discounts even the above figures
greatly
John Doe is found guilty and fined
5000 and sent to jail for sixty days, to
remain there until fine and costs are
paid. If he can not raise the money
the commissioners may keep him there
until he dies and the county is not LA
Bile to pay the attorney fee of SIS until
thirty days after he terminates his sem
tence. If the commissioners desire,
they could avoid paying any such fees
by leaving the prisoners in Jail.
Judge SsvaItz Renominated.
Wellington, Kan, May &c. L.
Swartz was renominated for judge of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
CARS RUNNING BY AUGUST 10.
Hopes of the Street Line Promoter at
hutchinson

Hutchinson, kan, May 25.-'.We ex-
pect to have cars running by August
TO- said Roy E. Williams, electrical
engineer in charge of the construction
of the Hutchinson Interurban railway,
today. Unless there is some extra
ordinary delay that cannot be foreseen
at this time Hutchinson will see it's
first electric cars by that time or
sooner
President Emerson Carey of the
company is at Chicago where he is
looking after the rails which the COM
pany has bought from the Rock Island
here in a little while and track con-
struction viii start IN time to have that
part of the work done by the time the
machinery is installed at the power
house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
NEW ENGINES FOR THE ERIE.
Road Better Equipped Than at An
Time in It's History.


Time in It's History.
Delivery of the last of its order for
70 new locomotives was made to the
Erie railroad during the past week. OF
this number. % are of the huge Pacific
type which the Erie has made It's stand
ard for passenger service. These lat
ter have been put in use and now all
through passenger trains between Jer-
sey City and the western terminals at
Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati and Cleve-
land, as well as on the Cleveland
Pittsburg line, are drawn by these, the
heaviest and swiftest locomotives ever
built exclusively for passenger service.
The Erie now has A engines Of this
type on its lines.
Fifty new Baldwin locomotives of the
consolidation type have also been de-
livered to the Erie at its Bergen, N J.,
yards. These will be put into fast
freight service. These complete the
Erie's immediate additions to motive
power, and with those purchased IN the
past Is months, make the road better
equipped for handling heavy trains
than at any time in the 81 years OF its
operative history.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
MOBILIZATION AT FORT RILEY
It Is Expected That About $500 Of
flcers and Men VIII Go Into Camp

Fort Riley, Kan. May 25.-Ihe war
department has completed its plans Tor
the mobilization of troops al the uiiAs q
at oa5oT1 sites this summer, and in
structions to the most minute detail
have already been issued to the d.
vision and department. con1Inal u l'l-
.corcarned The largest mobilization
viii be at this post, where about $500
ofhcers and men viii be assembled
This number viii be augmented from
time to time by the arrival of dlfferent
regiments of the national guard, when
will come here for periods of instruc-
ton covering a week or ten days ms
camping ground here will be located
again on the Pawnee Flats. close by
the post. which are provided with
ample side tracks and supplies
The following named officers will be
in command Of the three camps in the
Northern division: Brigadier General
W. H Carter, Indianapolis; Brigadier
General Theodore ]. Whit, Fort Riley
and Rrigadier General John W. Bubb,
Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
Woodn1en at Wellington.

Wellington, Kan. May "a coun-
ty meeting of the twenty or more
camps of the Modern Woodmen 10
Gated in Sumner county was held here
Thursday. Public exercises were held
at Burford's rink last evening where
E. A. Enright, of Kansas City, Kan,
one of the directors of the head camp
addressed an immense audience on the
subject of fraternity This was fol-
lowed by secret work, a class Of over
100 receiving the degrees Of the order.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
NEW PACE IN EARNING.

Northwestern VIII Make Best Record
in Its History.
All signs indicate that the Chicago
and Northwestern will show a new rec
ord for earnings when the next annual
report is issued. An increase Of IS. 4se, :
272 already has been achieved in the
gross earnings for ten honths of the
fiscal year, and should this rate be
maintained for the remaining two
months the increase will be close to
IS. 900 900. The road is hard pressed to
handle all of the traffic coming its way,
and there is no prospect of any diminu-
ton for the remainder of the year. The
increase in gross earnings for April was
SITS, PA, which is considerably above
the average of the ten months.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
Jewell COUNTY RepubIIcan Ticket.

Mankato, Kan, May 25.-At the Jew
ell county Republican convention. held
here, the following ticket was nomina-
ted: Representative, R. H. Mcbride:
county clerk J. B. Drossler; clerk of
the district court. ". F.. Reyes; county
attorney, D. J. Coy; register of deeds,
W. J. Engle. probate judge. J. w.
Green; sheriff, d T. Steickleman;
treasurer, W. B. Hoag; surveyor, Mr.
Fearing: county superintendent, Hugh
Durham: coroner. DR.. Hershner. J. R.
Bristow was present and made the con-
vention a talk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
Diplomas to a Glass of 2S.

wellington. Kan, May 25.zThe
graduating exercises of the Sumner
county high school were held at the
city school auditorium, when diplomas
were delivered to a class of twenty
nine by George E. Hesick, president Of
the board of trustees. The commence
ment address was delivered by Rev.
Charles P. Connolly. of Leavenworth-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
sberir WIN Protect Prisoner.

winfield Kan, May 25.-Amasa
Thomas, who killed Onarles AcEwen,
was captured by the sheriff late at
night near here. Later the sheriff was
warned that friends Of AIcEwen at New
Salem were trying to organize a lynch
ing party to hang the prisoner. Sheriff
Welfelt declares that he win take every
precautfon to prevent a lynching. He
saws that if a lynching is attempted
some Of the menbe of the mob will
certainly be killed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
visit Manhattan COLLEGE.

Manhattan, Kan. May 25.-County
Superintendent J. E Baker, of Ottawa
brought a party of farmer boys and
girls to visit the Kansas Agricultural
college, arrived at noon in a special car
and will return today. The afternoon
was spent in visiting the experiment
field and gardens, agricultural horti-
cultural and dairying and science build
inps
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
Music and Refreshments.

ed president. and Henry Myer cashier
of the Hamilton National bank, Chi
cago, was elected treasurer The d.
rectors are eastern capitalists.
1t is stated that the construction of
the western section Of the line will be-
gin within thirty days It Is believed
here to be a Could or Hill project.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

building at the time the fatal accident
occurred This is the second death b5
accident at the smelter. The coroner's
investigation showed that the machin-
cry was in good repair. and that the
death was not due to any defect in il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

I.eavenworth. Kan. May 25.-Henry
C. Coll. ex-cashier of the First Ma
fional bank of Milwaukee. serving a
ten year sentence in the federal prison
at Fort Leavenworth, has been as
signed to work in the Identification
bureau. Frank G. Bigelow, ex-presi-
dent OF the bank, works in the same
department
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
KiIIed by a Whirling Bet.

Cofeyville, Kan, May 25--J. NJ.
Hoyt, night boss of the ore crusher at
the Ozark Zinc Oxide company's plant.
was thrown violently against the wall
of the crusher building by one of the
big belts, and almost instantly killed
Thursday. Mr.. Hoyt was alone in the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

the Nineteenth Judicial district. COM
posed Of Cowley and Sumner counties.
by the Republican judicial convention
against being equal representation the
Sumner county Republicans refused to
participate. There is however. no OBJ
position to Judge Swartz personally and
he will be elected by the districts usual
Republican majority.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

Rosedale. Kan, May 25.-One block
OF Holmes street. Rosedale, between
Walnut street and Southwest boule-
ward, was graded yesterday to be paved
with bitumen. The street is $50 feet
wide. Twenty-six feet in the center
is to be paved and the remainder is to
he made into parkway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

caIena, Kan. May 25.-In the Mis-
souri-Kansas district the price of zinc
ore was fixed at $41 ton of so per
cent ore, the highest grades selling for
sd Although the demand is stronger
and some of the smelter representatives
usual shipments, It was not strong
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

enough to cause an advance in prices.
Many of the producers anticipate a
better price next week and the buyers
20 below the present figure. The dis
trict's production for the week will be
about 5000 tons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

Alma. Kan. May 25@Eva schmiltz.
wife Of County Attorney Oscar
Schmiltz. died here of heart failure.
Mrs. Schrniltz was reared in Alma, and
before her marriage was a teacher in
the city schools
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
FROM MONTANA 10 NEVADA.
Company Reorganized to Build a New
Railroad Lime.

Boise City. Idaho May 25.@The San
Francisco, Idaho & Montana railroad
company, which purposes to build a
line from Butte Mont, to Winnemuc-
ca. New, was recognized here yesteF-
day at meeting Of the stockholders.
Donald Grant Of Chicago, was elect
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
NO BOOST IN STEEL RAILS.
Price win Remain at S2s a Ton fol
Some Time.

Some Time.
Representatives of the leading steel
rail manufacturers say there is no
basis for the reports freely circulated
that an advance In rails from S28 a ton
would be made in the near future The
price has been fixed at $2S a ton for
1907 by the United States Steel corpor-
alton and other northern mills, and win
remain at that figure. Light rails are
selling above the standard rail quota
ton but no agreement exists among
manufacturers of the former and they
can make their own prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

Is Just what every cook and h0usekeeper
has been waiting for.
It is better, surer and easier to make
than any other dessert you can place on
the table. Everything IN the package.
Add one quart milhs bring to a boil
cool and serve with cream and sugar,
fresh or canned fruit. It viii please you.
Five delicious favors Vanilla, Lemous
Chocolate, Strawberry, Orange
10 Cents at I'll Grocers.
Order a package of each favor to-day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25
NATIONAL BISCUIT cOMpANY

1T the AUDITORIUM, Saturday afternoon and
evening, May 26th., from $3.50 until $3.50, and
from $3.50 until 900 O'Clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-25

The ladies' of Topeka and vicinity are cordially
invited to attend receptions to be given by the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

Cir GbarIes Ollie ertIdrIe
trGbreno ieinss iiingiten I~ufentbaltes
in paris in sinem Snterpiep, SeutiG=
lambs InIpru9, oieielbe ban0elspolitiz
I9e Steaung in Marotfp gu erlanSeu,
tpie lie England i'm 8ertrass bon 1904
5ugeliGert nurbe, lei Ourfaus gere9t=
fertigt; Inn 10 mebr ais OeutI6lanO
Die 3ouz unO 9anoelsfreibeit niGt als
PripileJ fir fi95ulein, funoern fir
ale Sisnatarmdhte bss Maorioer
@trtrases uaitrebt, ouriber laffe oas
Gelbbua teinen 3Deifel. 6ranfrsi6
uno England piroen oieier @nselsz
genbsit auf Ser &onferenS boffentli9
oas Inn SntereHe ser grbalturg gutter
gesiebungsn 5u Oeutidlano erforOer=
li4e gntgegentommen 5eigen. SiItt
sIaubt abfolut ni9t on cine 0erfbdr=
flung osr @egeniGbe s!piiden Gnslano
unb OeutI9lane. oie Gurht Dor
ariegsgsfabr lei pOais srunplos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
. r. g pabn wiebers
ertudbtt

Berlin, 81. Sanuar. Der be-
tannts Gibrsr Der @entrumspartsi tn
@si4stage, Or. Spabn. III In ieinen
bisberi9e1 Wabltretfe Bonn &betn'
bad, benz 4. rbsinif9sn. BON Reuem 1t
ben &ei9stag gstudblt uorben. 81
thrsliae grnennuns Or. Spabn's gun
prdRoenten oes Obsr.2 anoesgeri4ts ir
2iel bate eiie Neupabl notbmenbil
gsna9t.
g @ tuere Wetter4doe n.
Berfin, 81. San. Weite @au
bee Seuti9eu Rsi9es fino bon i9usrsl
stiirmen unb @sgengtiRen beim9efu4
porbsn. I'm f9limmitsn babsn 81
llnmstter in aana Wef- uno Noro
bsuti9lano, I'm WOieltbale, In R6ln
9arburs. 9amburs unb Tofod &c
bauR. Sn Der &ei&stauptfaot ielbl
bat elm 10 tarter eturm getobt, hi
man ibn bier tpdhreno Der lebten brs
Sabre ni&t erlebt bot. 2eiter babe
Ois sntfsRslten glsuslte aud on uiele'
Stel.n isbr erbebti4en Wateriali4abe
peruria&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22
Der yROt6e Sonntag"
berIGut ru6ig.


Sn ct. Petersburg nerlisf bic Geier
beg r3Otben Sonntnsss" In Der rubig'
fen Weiie. Bic Mrbeitsr sntbieltsn
Fa, 10 melt bsri9tet tpirb, aler Be
monftratiOnen. uno oi. 8ruppen batten
teins @elsgen6sit gum eini4reiten.
Cine sln3abl Sbsater purbe gei&lOi=
fen. 9as 9aiierlt1e $beater mar 9e-
3uunssr, Die anssiaste 8Orfenung bon
,5auf" gu inbibirsn, neil Der Be-
ribmts garitonif Der Sper, S4alas
pin, fd snti4ieOen tueigerte, gu fineet.
I'm Wittsrna9t 3Ogen Seta&ements
6erittensr polisifen am prObraienst,
SmOlenst uno nnberen 3ir9b6fen auf,
no Die @rd6er Der Gsfalensn R4 be-
fiuosr, biz Die arbeiter unb ifubenti-
i9sn gerbinbungsn nit 3rdnsen uno
rOtbsn gdnoern i9miidsn molten.
getnnntmaaungen uurben tn ben
9OrOrten srlaHen, baB ieoer geriu9,
aufrubr au FIFTEEN Ooer su bege6en.
freng esabnbet tuerbe.
Rsbattsur 3u 5efun9s6aft
berurtbeiIt.
81. Yetersburg g, 81. San.
I!sris Msreispit9 SOuberin, Der &e=
batteur bes y&uB", tprrbe tpsgsn 5o9-
bsrrat6s, ger6fsnili9un9 politii9er
grOtlamntiOn unb 9lnfiftuns gum
aufrubr gu Elm Sa6r J~eiunssbaft Der.
urt6eilt.
Seine gerurt6s ilung bilbets bas nq-
esmeine Sasssseiprd9 in Der Saupt-
fabt.
@iII former
borne men.
g I. Petersburg, %. San.
gs fdsint in Der S6at cine rsue aera
in IuBlano an;ubrsden. 2aiier Ni=
tOlas bat an ben Prdfoentsn Der 6eili=
gen SpnOoe ben gefebl ertbsiIt, ben
3uiammentritt zines Experimentation
Rir9rutOnsils gu Oeranlahsu, iuosm
&efOrmsn in Der Organization be,
Hationalfir9e betradtet ueroen ioIen
Dies niiros bic erffe 2onfersn3 ibrsr
Dirt Ieit benz patriardat bon Nifpn In
Sabre 1854 iein, uno Der gntf9luB be:
Raiiers, ss suiammen3urufen, mac
cine @ieosr6erfeauns Der apofolif9er
2ontroIs ibsr bic srtsdif9e 2ir9e Be-
bsutsn, iOuie Die Abi9afuns be,
bureautratii4sn ginidrdntunssn. bi,
5err p%O6soOmfief einseftibrt bat.
Sruppeu ar9tren ge.
6rauenburg.
2ibau, 81. San. % periOnei
fnb in 2ibau Dor Elm 2risgsgsri6t &c
felt porosn uno gum Sooe oes Or
i9ieBsns In Der Ndbe Der Gtabt Der
urtbsilt uorbsn. Die Srupper mar
i4irsn lungiam, aber ftetis auf Grauen
burg gu, mo- Die Hiebenoen &sbolutio
ndre fi9 tonssutrirt babsn.
3usi Jihrsr elmer untsr S9uusb
rsr1 angstiftsten 8sbolte finb in be
0d6e bon Mittau erf9oRen uorben.
9ebt d o n n gsIps gege'
Branofifte W6r-
Der o T.
g t. Petersburg, 81. Sar
SepeI4sn bon 2ibau uno Mittau b,
fagen. oaB @eneralsoubernsur Soll
CUB fOrtfdbrt, gssen bic RebolutiOndr
bic in Rurlano nit ben Wafen in b.
6ano setrOHen werben, ODER bic q
Branbfiftunssn unb Worb betbeilil
traren, tHonun9slos bor3ugeben.
56IIsnmaaine tn 3 q
foe-S
Berlin, Fl. San. Wie cine
Wisner 8lntte gsmsloet tuirb. III b
2ur3em in Der Ndbe bes S9lohes pt
3aritois-S felO cine 56aenmaf9ine en-
oedt woroen, Dsl9e oHenbar fur bt
3aren beftimmt mar. Gin Wd4t
fanb auf Der llur bon ben 3hsen B
3arsn bsnubtsn 8abnlinie nod Go
f9inC cine in elm 8ud singetpideI
Rifte uno f9lsppte bieielbe na4 6aui
Nls Der Manr bas padet 81 Din
Deriudte, s%rplooirte baHelbe nit furd
barsm Rra9. Der llnslidIi9e wur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-22

~" 'SN ANtue VI Stutul utlIIllAeu
Nr9pObn BADEN. Sbatia9e lit, oab
ss f9 einerielts um bas bisber bsiipisI=
log erfolgrei9e Spfsm militdrbsb6rb-
lt9er Sontrole uno anbererIeits I'm
ben guten &uf msbrersr bo9febsuosn
Bsamten unb Offsiere banbelt.
4us benz Wenigen, oas bisbsr be.
tannt getuOrOen iff. mus man f9lieBen,
oaB minoefens zines Der tpiatisiten
Slteoer Der Settle militdr=aef9dftliAer
&Ontrole lofer getuOrben 1T unb Dem
Druid petunidrsr Sewsgsranbs mid.
ueber ben @ertauf bon ausrangirten
Rilitdrwaheu befebsn ftrengs Mnoro.
nnngen, bamit iOl@s @sgsnitdnos rti9t
rtonsntpeiie in ben gefs oes publis
tuns 9~elangen.
SIM Snlano iolsn ole @etuebre nur
an Sriegerbereine abgsgebsn tperbet,
uno aud Der gsrtauf bon ausrangir=
ten Wafen nod benz Nuslanoe if
f~fritter ueberua9uns untsrfelt. Stun
bat es Rd aber ertpieisn, bab melt gr6=
bere Auantitdten in @eme6ren unb
WunitiOn auf @uttion berfauft muir
Den. als f9 bur9 Die Bidder na9msi=
len ldbt uno ebenio limb ein3elne par=
tten an Steaen aufgetau9t. Die nit
ben b%orbanoenen gintraguneen ni9t
tibereinitimmen.
Torldufg 1T nod esgen fstns be-
fimmte periOn boressaneen tporbsn,
10 bog es unm6gli9 if, oieienieen au
nsnnen, auf bic Der arspobn fdlt.
9lIes oeutet absr barauf bin, baB gnts
biaungen ieniationelIen gbaratters
ni4t lange tueroen auf f9 uartsn
laRen.
0dter9en" mar bor.
i4tt9.
Berlin, 81. San. Dee 59redens
9eoentenb, ben sr erlebte, als ibm Dor
einem Sabre Bel Der Nsua=W eibe @ra.
naten iiber bas Saupt bin pffen, bat
Der Gar oieie @srsmonie bsuer nidt nit
benz iibli9en militdriiden Yompe Dor
benz Winterpalafe, ionosrn aus bsr
5erne Doa3ogen. Gin GROCER 8e6dlter
nit Nsuapahsr uuroe nod 3arsfois.
Selo sei9aft uno bort I'm 8sifein ber
taiferli4en 5amilie uno elmer fleinen
S4aar Der b6dfsn geitliten uno milf
tdrii9en @tirosntrdger fur bic Be=
!. ipreueung Der Jabnsn Der @aroe=R e=
simenter gepeibt.
; @trbreien n.
Berlin, 81. San. Der iap19.
li9e @eiunbbeitssufanb Bring al.
brehts, bes britter Sobnes bes 2ai.
fers, bat ben plan, etre ldneers Stu
bienrsiie our See i1er ben 6aufsn &c.
tpprfen.
Statt beHen tpirb Der prins In
5rihiabr sinsn ldngeren Nufenthalt Of
Der Ribiera beginner.
@eri9tweiie hsiBt ss, baB bic Gun
gen bss iunsen Mannes an9egriHei
Rnb.
6 Der &ufenansus.
e 8~erItm, 81. San. Der ffarf
= &uR.nsusug mad Berlin infOlge be
j. politif9sn gerbdltnife in &ublanb
tpirb am beften bur6 bic ueberfidt be
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