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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

j. E. Farley has been awarded the
contract for the plumbing in the
First Ward School building.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Chas. E. Lester has purchased a
number of horses. and some fine rigs,
and will start Livery stable at his
home, on the west side.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Hank Wakley and Chas. Johnson
secured seven head of horses which
they brought to the city last week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

DR.. o. T. Hougen's dog REX" was
shot by Officer Bill Berg last week.
According to the story of the officer,
as well as Officer Smith who was with
him at the time, the dog, accompanied
by Alex. -Muir's dog, came tearing
down the stairs and out on to the
street, and made an ugly rush for the
officer who believing that he was in
danger of being bitten. pulled his gun
and shot the animal. The dog was
shot in front of the Muir Shoe
Company's store, and ran to the
corner of the old First National Bank
building. before it died. The dog was
a valuable one, and considered harm.
less by everybody.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

White Cyclone flour guaranteed to
give satisfaction per sack 40 pounds
10. Cohen Bros.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The plasterers are at work on the
walls of the new training school this
week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Illness of William Holmes has de-
layed the commencement of survey
and construction work at the new
dam and water power station to be
built at Grand Rapi DIS, on the Menomi-
nee River short distance north of
Menominee, Mich, and as soon as he
has thoroughly reco Vered the work
will be rushed to completion. 1t is
expected that when completed the
power station at Grand Rapids will
be one of the largest in the northern
part of the State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Atty. B. NJ. Vaughn received word
from Washington that the prosi-
cution of his claim for pension in be-
half of Mrs. Silas Ward, had been
successful and Mrs. Ward will receive
a pension of Sl2 per mouth with back
pay from date of application.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

We note from the press dispatches
that Profs. Fl. S. Youker and NJ. Fl.
Jackson, are scheduled for lectures
on the program of the Central Wiscon-
sin Institute Of Religious teaching,
which opened TueSd' at EndeavoI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Mrs. r. ". Lyon, who has been
visiting relatives in Amigo and Wau-
sau for the past three weeks. has re-
turned home. At Amigo she visited a
sister whom she had not seen for thirty
years. This sister, Mrs. Lizzie Quinn,
is possessed of number of family heir
looms, among which was d set of silver
spoons which have been in the Lyon
family over two hundred years.
These she divided with Mrs. Lyon.
They are almost as thin as paper from
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Money TO loan at 8 per cent on first
mortgages. J. q. Lin0eTman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

j. s. Thompson has gone to Chic
ago on business
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Mrs. K. Evans representative of
Sprague, Warner & Co. of Chicago, is
CONTRASTING the city in the interest of
the Richeleu Line of Canned goods
produced by the above named firm.
The Richeleu Line is an exception
ally good one and will be handled ex-
cluSively by IT. Schumacher of this
city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The president of the board of Nor
NAL school regents has appointed the
following committee to select and rec
commend to the board a president for
the Oshkosh Normal, to succeed Presi-
dent Halsey, deceased: Harrington,
Oshkosh; Mcfarland, Stevens Point;
Cruwnhart, Superior. 1t is under
stood that the committee will have a
large number of candidates toselect
from,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Thursday afternoon Mrs. Geo. W.
Mead and Mrs. /. P. Witter enter
tanned the second day in honor of
Mrs. Lucy Stone, of Geneva, Ohio.
The home of Mrs. Mead, likewise the
lawn, was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, and the guessing contest
was varied from the day previous, by
the substitution of flowers for vege-
tables. In this contest Miss Ella Has
brouck secured first favor and Mrs.
Geo. r. Gardner consolation prize.
The day was a delightful one and
about forty guests were present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The base ball game played by the
Waupaca K. of 2. and the local
Elks teams last .week drew a good
crowd, and resulted in another vic
tory for the visitors. While the game
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
witnessed it, it was characterized by
better game. The score was to s.
The visitors were well entertained by
the Elks and a pleasant day Is re.
ported.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Miss Catherine Rood and a party
from Stevens Point came to this city
Monday and left in the afternoon for
Nekoosa where they took canoes
for trip down the Wisconsin river to
the Dells. Messrs. Leo and Roy Nash
and the Misses Catherine Rood and
Fola LaFollette left in the afternoon
for Nekoosa in the formers automo.
bile. Guy r. Wood and Miss Steel,
of Port Edwards accompanied them
in Mr.. Woods auto to the Bayou
from which place they returned
Tuesday morning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

By an order received Monday the
postotfice department allows the
MarShtield postoffice an extra carrier.
and the complete reorganization of
that city's free mail delivery system
the service can be greatly extended
and the four delivery districts which
will be constituted will cover every
part of the city to which sidewalks ex-
tend. The order goes into effect Sep
TENDER 1st, and William Luke will be
the new carrier.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The Knights of Rythias team went
to Grand Rapids yesterday, and de-
feated the Elk team of that city in a
ten inning game by score of 9 to s.
The features of the game was Rifles
run by which he won new hat. The
Grand Rapids boys gave the locals an
elegant entertainment while they
were there-Waupaca Post.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The excursion given by the st. Paul
railroad Tuesday to the famous Wis
consin Dells, was taken advantage Of
by hundreds of people all along the
line. When the train reached this
city it was made up of thirteen cars,
and before it reached Kilbourn there
were fifteen cars attached. The day
was an ideal one for the trip, and
everyone who went from this city,
reports an exceptionally fine time.
About sixty local people made the
trip.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Rev. G. McReynolds, President of
the Seven Day Adventists of Wiscou-
sin, of Bethel, Wis, was in the city
Monday looking after preliminaries
connected with the opening of Camp in
this city on Wednesday August 2lst.
They expect about 1000 people here
during Camp week and a most promis-
ing session. Watch the REPORTER for
further particulars.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15
For Sale

Three (3) Lots 55 112 feet each
near Lincoln Building. For particu.
lars Call at REPORTER office. S-S-6w
! Preparations are being made to lay
cement walks on oth Ave- n. This is
much needed improvement and will
be greatly appreciated by residents
on that avenue as we'll as others who
have occasion to use that thorough
fare.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

Herman Podawiltz, a Saloonkeeper
near Nekoosa Junction, was fined by
Justice Reyes Tuesday for an assault
and battery charge, brought against
him by Stanaslaus Petaska. The fine
and cost amounted to $7.39.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The rain Sunday came when
needed very much. About O'Clock
Sunday morning the sky was very
threatening, but apparently the.heavi-
est part of the storm passed around
Grand Rapids. The rain, however,
continued until about IL o'clock when
it ceased. The clouds cleared away
and for the remainder of the day it
was ideal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

M. ]. MacRaith, the well known
pharmacist, who resided in Marinette
for years is now living at Eau Claire,
He is manager of one of the large
drug stores in that city. The owner
has several stores in different parts
of the state aud Mr., MacRaith is in
sole charge of the big Eau Claire store.
-Marrinette Eagle Star.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

The local postoffice has been notl-
fed that the Meehan postoffice will be
discontinued after Aug. 31st. Per-
sons receiving their mail there can be
Accommodated by having their mail
sent to Grand Rapids, delivered on R.
f. d. No. l, or from r. T. d. out of
Plover, Wis. This is in accordance
with the understanding when r. E.
D. No. l was ordered in from the
Grand Rapids post office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-08-15

has been living on 9th Ave. n.
moved his family to the home of his
mother on the east side in order to
take care of the latter, who is quite
old and somewhat sickly. Mr.. Stamm
will rent or sell his west side home.
Geo. ]. Leonhard, of Marshfield was
a visitor in the city Sunday.
DR.. Edw. Hougen Of Pittsville was
here over Sunday.
Walter Hulberg, has returned from
Rockford, Ill.,, where he visited for
several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank St. Arnault, of
Saxon, Wis, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cary.
The Misses B. and NJ. Lambert, of
Wausau. are visiting friends in this
city.
Miss Flora LaFollette, daughter of
United States Senator and Mrs. NJ.
LaFollette, was guest at the T. E.
Nash home this week.
Mrs. L.W. .Ostrander, and grand
daughter Laura Cerwenki left for
Appleton Monday to visit with friends
and relatives.
DR.. W. S. Powell and his two
nephews of Sparta, Wis, went down
the river Monday afternoon for cou-
pie of days fishing.
Mrs. J. S. Thompson was a Ripon
visitor Saturday where she made
arrangements for her daughter to
attend school the coming year.
Miss Clara Berg, who has spent the
past two months visiting her sister
Mrs. Tom Foley, has gone to hel
home at Arkdale, Wisconsin.
Miss Mae Hawley, Miss Alyce Haw
ley, Misses Mae and Nellie Hewlett
Mrs, I. Gienberg Of Green Bay, art
guests this week at the home of Mrs
T. E. Mullen.
Arthur Doud, OF New York, LEFT
for Winona, Mimi. Monday for visi
with his parents, Mr.. Doud stopped
over for a few days visit with BIZ
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Muir
BARGAIN Suburban lots aud nev
room house on stone foundation
Fine celler, wood shed and well. Bo.
344, Grand Rapids. Wis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

Mnfduf Der Mfsien fir iptnie iibtr 100
Minionen Jranes suerit einiss Mils
liorb.n ssrancs peroient uno erbdlt
anberbem ben aanal felbT, pie 6enne.
ipelhe Die eolbenen Gier gtlegt bate
nno iie tpeiter Iegen mlb sefdentt!
Nun finb S,13is Sabre allerbings
cine lanee Warte3eit. uno 10 mdHt
ii1 bin unb tpieber Die 1lnseoulb 2uft
burd frdftiges Shimpfen iiber ben
Sue3fanal. NotiirIih lieet eS nah
mebreren Hidtunsen bin in @nslanbs
Sntereiie, bic maheritruBe 10 por5iiss
lih ipie nur mDglih ausoubauen. Gin=
mal tommt oas ben britiihen @dif=
fern uno Gbeoereien au quite, Die Den
Ganal benuben. Johann tragen audi Die
cinberen Mttiondre bic Soften NIT. unb
enblih 1T ss fir Gnslanb um 10 Dor@
tbeilbofter je beKer Ger Ranal 1868 in
Stunh seleBt lit = ipenn er ndnlllh
cn ganpten - 5. +. an Gnelanb fdat.
- Inter bieiem Geiihtspunft mnB
man bic alaaen betrahten, Die bon
3eit Su 3eit segen Die Sue5fanalz zGe@
ieulbaft eeridbtet fperoen. Der 4anal
entfpriht beute alien billigen Mnforbe=
runaen. Ser paiIagepreis 1T itetig
terabesiebt ipprben unb ite0t iih auf
7a 5rones bic Sonne, itatt 13 5rancs
no9 Der GrDffnune. Der 9iefeang
Der Shiffe barf beute S,5 Meter be-
trasen, itatt z Meter bei Der Groffz
nuna. Die 0urhfabrt bauert 10
Stunben itatt iiber 40 Stunben. Wei-
tere 8erbe1erunaen ;peroen geplant.
sic iperOen geipib audi burhsefiibrt
uerben = benn Gnelanb trdgt ia nur
bic Sdlfte Der Soften. hat aber Die entz
fdeihence Gtimme. +
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

OieIem puntte befonberer 9epormun,
bung., Die fontinentalen M6hte BON
europa fteben Der Nnseleeenbeit aud
nidt sIei1siiltis seseniiber. DeutfHe
lanh infplse feiner 8eiibung in her
ebinsffhenprobin3 @bantuna, s}rant<
reid burh Godin4ino. 9ollanb in
berporrosenbem Mdbe bur4 feinen Bee
beutenben & &olpnialbefib. unb feitbem
bic Der. Staaten iin nit Ser 4plDs
nialpolitif ,bemenst", bic pbilippinen
srpcrben buben. miiifen aud iie sesen
ben Spiumbanoel mod fddrfer auftres
ten als aupor. als bic f9libdusisen
Gbinefen bas Spiumrauhen on Der
pacifietiiite eineefiibrt haben. Wenn
clle bieie Madte fet entfdIonen auz
1ammen ipirten, fann cine gebDrtge
&prtrolle bes 9anbels eraielt ip.rben,
bic benz gefdbrlihen Mrtifel i,ur feline
gcredtiguns als 9ilfsmittel Der lateiz
nifden 8iide laBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
Betrrtoerrnte nun UrarS-
pprt.

Der Mderbaulefrstdr bat interefan,
lie itoti{tifhe 3iffern iiber Die Soften
oes 1ransports Der. grnte bon ber
ssarm no1 benz Werfanbtplab" pers
5fFentIiht. Die iiberraidenoe SbatiDz
G,a betannt lperben lafen. Das Dez
partement batte, un rihtige 3lifern
gu erbolten, oil $500 aorrefponeenten
Munbi9reiben seididt uno aus 1894
Counties i'm 2anbe Mntporten erbal=
ten. Die seitellten 5rasen umfabten
bas @eipidt Der DurdfAnittslaouns.
rie 3abl Ger pferoe ober Moultbiere,
trelbe gum 3ieben elmer iolhen 39T
bung perfpenbet lperDen miibten, bic
Soften, fols man fir piefe 3pede Elm
GJeipann mietben miibte, bic srObte
Gntfernuns bis gum Weri4iffungs@
puntte unb bic Qdnge Ser 3eit, Die es
ectpDbnli1 nimmt, um bic 5abrt aus
riidauleeen. Die Mntiporten 1inb bon
einsm @adperitGnbisen in Sabe1en
rerorbeitet iporben, ipelbe Die Soften
Der Werfdiffung Der bauptid9li4fen
3@rutsfrii6te na6 Der na9iten gerz
iniffunssitation aeisen. 3iebt man
sund9f bic seipObnlideren Jelofrii9te
in Betraht. 10 iiebt man, bab IS IN
einem ein5elnen Sabre $29, 600, 900
eefpitet bot, um bic Maisernte (Rorn)
aur @erf9iffuns gu bringen; b. B. bic
NerihiffunsstoIten betrugen beinahe,
10 proaent oes Durhidnittspertbes
Der 2abung bes Wasens. Sm Sale
bon Deiaen beliefen iid bic 8ers
idiffunsstpiten auf beinabe $22,z
100000 ober auf etpa Z proaent bes
NMrtbRs Der 2abung, bie Der Wasen
bGlt. Bere6net man bic Wer=
19iffunasfoiten bon IL ber baupt1d4z
Ii9ien Garmprobufte unb siebt ben
Dur9l9nitt, 70 erbdlt man bic toloRale
@umme bon $73,000,00O als Soften
ser geridiffung, nobel bic Soften Der
gefOrberuns bon Getreioe aur Mlble
iiberbaupt ni1t bere1net iporben iinb.
Man fann aus bieien 3oblenangaben
acbeliesenbe S9luBfolseruneen aieben,
iiber tpelhe ii1 tpobl bic metz
item sSarmer ebenfalls 5ereits tlar 1etn
iperben. BeHere 2anbitraben purben
ben Sransport erleidtern uno boz
hur6 bebeutenb biliser MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11
GER ,true Opt1,,,,krirp.

Die internationale 4onferena our
Befhrdntuns bes Spiumbanoels, gu
Der prdfbent RooIspelt bic Qnregune
geseben, fann fir Die aipiliiirte Welt
bprausiihtlih mebr tbun. als penn
'tbr cine anoere Mufeabe, etlpa Die Der
internationalen MbriiItung, seftellt
tporoen tpdre, tpie Dies GnslanO I'm
1aag mahte. aries peroen mir inn
nler in Nusfiht aben, 10 lange es nod
cine G6re Der 0olfer unb bic MDelih@
feit ibrer8eleioisune sibt. OerSpium=
gennb aber iit Elm 2aiter, bas ben 0Olz
Tern gum Gluh nirb uno furatborere
Derbeerunsen anrihtet als Der blutiez
fte Rrtes. Die 3uftimmuns Der 5us
nahit betbsilieten Climber, gbina unb
England, tpar leiht gu erlansen. Gbiz
no lelbft bat innerbolb ieiner eieenen
Grenaen cine 8epegung aur Musrot<
fung bes nationalen Caters ins 2eben
gerufen uno itrense Mabreseln be5ie-
Iih Der einbeimifden proouttion unb
bes 0ertaufs in Nusiidt senommen.
Tie Hesierung, bic bur9 ben &rieg
nit Sopan ibrQanb aus iabrbunbertez
LANCER 2etbargie bat erpahen fehen.
bot nit eetponnener grfenntnib natioe
naler NotbtDenoiefeiten oas Werf Der
Meform auf bielen @ebieten beaonnen
unb bamit aud bic Nufeabe, ben
Dpiumbanbel auf elm Winbejtmab gu
bef6rdnten.
England fat iih eEenfons niht ee>
nei9ert. Oas liberale Miniiterium
bat bolb. nahbem es ins Mmt aelangt
mar, feline 8ereitpinigfeit erflGrt, bic
>Beitimmungen bes 0ertrases berabauz
milbern. .our4 bengnalanb iih nit benz
f6mddbollen Opiumfriege bon 1881
bie Ginfubr bon inbifhem Opium nah
dineiifden9dfen eratpunsen bate. 60
oft bic Mebe auf ben Dpiumbanbel
tam. bat man ingnelanb itets Mbi9eu
bpr benz bolfsperberblihen laiter beg
Dpiumrouhens aur 5hau getragen,
bic finan5politifhep Re9enfiinitler
i'm Rubinett dber batten ben merz
funtilen Ruben i'm Muse, ben Der Werz
fduf bes i'm britifhen Snbien prDbuz
8irtkn Mrtifels benz Gtaats5Gdel
bronte. Menn nun bas MiniHerium
an Der llnterbriiduns bes9anbels mit=
iDirfen min, 70 1T bas gang anertens
1 ilensiptrtb.
4Is britter Gottor fommt Sapan in
! @strudt, bos 5tpar friiber ni6t se=
frdgt ipDrben ipdre, nun nber. feitbem
IS fi6 IN RDred feitgefebt unb bi,
qlnnbiMursi unter feine Gittige se=
ltpnsuitn bat, ebenfoGs Elm Snttreifs
III bfr 9piumfroge Bat. NuH fein,
laiert6dntr onf 5Orno5a btbiirffn II
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attic et,, alilna,npfer nnaltrbt.

Wabreno Der Oissjabrisen Mesppz
ten1allon baben Die Dampfer Der
0amburs anD MnslosImerlcan 9tile
ep. Die osutfhen Varben in Der Nll>
ihiffabrt etneefuprt. Das 1honite
uno bette Shitf Der senannten @eielz
idaft. mobl audi bas lhonte @hiff,
rag ousenblidlih ben yil befdhrt, 1T
Der neue, Dor penigen Wtonaten in
8etrieb geiebte Oampfer @ermania.
Ct nurbe i'm Sommer bes Sabres
1906 sebaut uno in einSelnen Sbeilsn
nob aesppten iiberfiihrt, lpo er aus
{ommenseiest lpuroe nno feline Ra@
bineneinridtune erbielt. Ser Dams
pier bat brei Deds, bon oenen bas uns
terite i'm @diFfsraum felbit befinoli9
1T, ipdbrenb <ie beiben anberen Deds
{id als Ieidte Mufbauten oaritelen.
Das unterIte Oed entbdlt in fetner
Mitte Sen eroben serdumigen Speties
1aal, bic peripnaltabinen unO bic Nor,
rat6srGume. Sm Noroertbeil befinbet
1ib Der aelIel; Die Maf9inen nnb bas
aroBe 9haufelrao finb baseeen am
binieren Gnbe oes Deds ansebraat.
Ser Dampf miro BON aeHel bur4
Bic sanae 2dnse oes Sdiffes in Io'
lirten yDbren nah binten 3ur Wfas
fdine eeleitet. Diefe Mnorbnung If
aetroffen, nm Elm eutes 8alanairen
6es @diffes Bel benz erforberliden se<
rineen Sisfgans gu ermDglt4en unb
70 Der @efobr bes Muflaufens auf ek
ner ser aablrei1en @anbbGnie. bic ber
gil benanbis bilbet, gu beeesnen.
Die oberen Deds entbalten bic Rd.
binen fir Die Meifenben. sDie Gerrla.
MIA bietet i'm @on3en fir 66 perfonen
1lnterfunft. Cine ean3e Mn3abl bon
B6bern unb 9oiletten, Elm bequemer
Moudfalon unb Elm DamenIalon, Toe
ME oie beioen sroBsn. bur1 @9sibtn
seeen ben Minbaug sefHiibten Salons
0eds perponfdnoisen bic ginrihtung
bes Dampfers. Die auberorbentlim
lebbafte Betbeiliguna an ben bier BON
hem Dampfer bisber nusgefiibrten
oreitpDhentlihen Nilfubrten unb sic
sablreiden Mnertennunssfareiben iiber
| bie guten Ginri9tuneen 1nb oas be<
boglihe 2eben an 9Drb beitGtioen, boB
| bic nit Der SnbienftitelIung biefes
| Dampfers fit ben Mlperfebr oei9dfs
i fene wsrbeiieruns in ben Rreifen ber
MsgbptentOuri5ten bersits bolIe Miiss
oigunS sffdbren bot.
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pie Arltrltpn i'm ,,Wntltu".

ssn pielen Nadrufen auf Die prin'
aeffin Glementine BON Goburg. bic
mlutter oes Giiriten bon 8ulsarien,
mar gu lefen, iie iei Die dlteite aler
el:ropaiIden prinsefiinnen Der rsgies
renoen 0duier setpeien. Oas TT nt4t
ridtis. Sic mar bic aipeitdlteite. Die
p1inaeiiin Glementine, am 3. Stunt
1917 seborsn, tpiirbe in lpenisen Mos
noten bas 80. 2eoensiabr pollenoet
baben. Mber am 7. September 1906
bat idon bic prinaeiiin Charlotte
Mnlulie BON @9paraburs Sbnoerz
tauien. Die Mittipe bes Gretberrn
6ans bon Sub, Ole gleihe 3abl Der
Sabre erreibt: iie tpirb, 1916 9eboren,
i'm fommenben 6erbite 81 Sabre alt.
Mn apeiter 5tene marf9irt Der
prinarssent 2uitpolb BON BaDern, Der
am IL. Mdra SO Sabre alt miro. Sinz
ter ibm fpmmt Die @robber3ostns
Mtutter bon MedlenburssStre bic
am 19. Suli bas IS. Sabr ibres Da=
feins errei9.. Nun folet Die 9eraogin
Mfelgunbe bon Mobena, 0es baperiz
fhen Mesenten @dnefter, seboren am
9. MGr5 1923, nit fait "a Sabren.
Mus ben, Sabrsanse 1924 lit tein 2ez
benber mebr i'm r@otba" peraeidnet.
Den Sabreans 1926 reprGfentirt al
Iein, am II. De3ember geboren, Der
prina Sobann TX. bon Ddnemart NIT
81 Sobren. @benfo alt peroen i'm
2oufe beg Sabres 1907 tperoen: Der
6eraos @eors bon @adfenzM zMeininz
ger, eeboren am 2. Mpril 1926; Die
grtaiferin @ugenie, geboren DIM 5.
Mai 1926; Der @robberaos Griebri4
pcn Baben, seboren am 9. September
1885,. ber 9erSog grnit bon Sadienz
Mltenburs, geboren am Is. Septemz
ber 1926; unb Die prinaeffin Matbilz
Be bon @9tparaburg, Die Mutter bes
regierenben Jiirften ShtDar5bursz
Nuoolitabt, geboren am 18. Noptmber
1926. l1nb fdlieBli4 1T nod Der
Er5ber3og Nainer BON Oeiferreid a.,
| ertrGbnen, bsr, am IL. Snnuar 1927
gehnren, erft por ipenisen Mohen in
oie, i'm gan3en elf R0pfe aGblenbc
Meibe Der iiber 80 Sabre alten euros
p6if9en Giiriten uno Giirftinnen trat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-11

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bat. nm GinflnB ouf Die prGIbenten.,
ipdbI 3u iiben. oos ipeiB iliemarb.
go lit bic Gruee: rMus ion tDers
fen, nenn Dia3 niht mebr if2" iebr
teariinoet. Wirb Qimantpur fih an
eriter Gtene bebaupten tOnnen2 Wirb
Der 0i5esprdlibent Corral Der Mann
iein2
Cine regelrehte Wolfsipabl 1T, iDie
eefast, unn0slih. cine tpuhllofe parz
teiMftimmlns iiber oie NddfDlge
biirfte auf itarfen Mioerftanb itoBen.
Gs lit Meriio gu ipiinfhen, baB, iih
Sic Dittatur bes Sen. pDrfirio Oiaa
ni9t an feinem Dolte rdht.
(Weitl. poif.)