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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05
@enerreiG.

Wien. Die Selterreiderin Trans
aista b. WertbeinIt eiu bat ibren auss
gebebntsn lanobeiib in Sbsr.D Dbling
Der Commune Wien 5u semeinnibisen
,3u.den perma1t. Die Wiener &oms
mune tpirb nun ben part als Dffents
ttGen @art.n unb bas Wobnbaus ais
@ottsbi6liotbet einrihten. = General
tonIul paul b. Shoeller bat benz Der
Elm. rS.ilanitalt MqaRo," beilen prdz
Iibent er lit. ben 8etras bon $4,000
3ronsr getuibmet. Der @erein tpirb
baourh in ben Stanb s.iest. ie6r
niibtihe Derbeierungen an ben Gin
riftune.n unb Grlpeiterunsen. bic
aud Der neuen ainberbeilitdtte 5uaute
fomm.n, sin3ufiibren. Ser prdiis
bent bes OberIten @eri9tsbofes, Or.
gmil Stein6a6, lit i'm 81. Gsbenss
jabrs eeitorben. SIN aabinett 3aaffe
mar Gteirbad 5inan5minifter. = Der
Gommi5 TriB DeutI4 aus Wien 1T
i'm 0elduI. bonn aI.insn Yudftein
mebrers Mstcr tisf abseftiir5t; feline
Geihe nlrbe unter groben Miiben ges
bergen.
g r il n. Der BEL ben Rei9sz
ratbsndblen burdsefanen. e3ediIde
Observation-Disclosures aanoipot Werta
fpurbs ipegen gbrenbeleibigung Der
Wablfommifiion bonn 8e3irtsgerid)te
in WGbriidsW eibtirfen au 100 aros
men @eloitrafe unb our 9raguns Der
@erihtstoiten in Der 9Obe BON 60
3nen perurtb.ilt.
g II b q p It. 9icr ipurbe bic neue
t1nisli6e Wu3ifatabemie eroffnet unb
nit msbrersn J%efttonasrten eins.tp.ibt.
y 3. Das Otrefd.lfdubbaus
b.s 4~lpenperetns in ben Sanntbaler
Wipen 1T bur9 cine Canine, bic bonn
Sdnntbalerz Sattel niebtr9ing, 9dn5s
lid pernidtet tporben.
q T o B III q Z bet II. 0rei3'hn
Golbaten bonn z. Sufar.n. Rssimente
batten i'm 3uftanbe Der Irunfenbeit
Wors.ieBten ben @eboriam psrpeisert
uno fe tbdtliH ansesriffen. Bel benz
0erb0r Dor BEN a~rieasssridt tatten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

3onlt o~enen!rEsti9 G Gnrsts, 10 ouBers
proentli6s uno l45 ptbentlide Wi!s
alieber; er unterbdIt 5psi Sunitdtss
MAIDEN. in oenen 10 Witslieber thatis
Iinb. Scit Der @rinoung oes Der
ems (1S9S) iinb insseiammt 1883
SilfsleiItun9sn gu per5eidnen getpss
fen. Sn ben Samariterturisn bes
0ereins purosu 208O Peripnsn ausgss
biloet.
4nnaberg. Die itGotiide Gas"
anItalt erbra6ts 1906 einen our Stapts
baupttaiTe abaufubrenbsn Rsinsetptnn
BON l20,371 Mart eesen ben Wora1s
5dlag BON 100, 900 Mart.
Srante.n g. Yer Stapt'
eemsinbs nurbsn 5000 Mart bon Der
Wittpe bsS psrftorbsnsn Gisatrens
fabritanten YouI gudbeim gu elmer
Stiftuns eei6entt. oersn 3infen aus
jabrli9 gu Wsibnadten beoiirftisen
G~inpobneru i~ibsreeben peroen iouen.
2.ip5i 9. Die 9osenlampsns
fabrit BON Sorting &c Matbieien bat
fir WpblfabrtsSpede Suguniten ibrsr
9eamtsn unb 2lrbeitsr 100000 Mart
geitiftet.
p~Ioueu. Sir bic bieIise Slide
reis unb Spibens Snouftrie puroe elm
itGbtif6e- Nrbeitsna6peis einserihs
tst. Sir ben IufpanO bat bic Stabts
aemeinbe $3.50 Mart beipiaigt.
WiItben. Ius Inlab feiner
Grnsnnuns gum 8ommersisnratb bat
5abritbsliBsr gilbert Siinlid Der Or
beiterunterItitunsstaile feines Gtablti'
1emsnts 10000 Mart 3usefIbrt.
3 10 / d q Ii. Ias bieiise 8riippels
beim, Elm prd6tteer Neubou am Wals
besbrunn i'm Stapttbeil Worientbal
lpurbe feisrliG e~ingepeibt. Die uebers
fubruns Der gebre6lidsn ainber pom
alien in bus neue Seim erfolSte fdon
InfansS Wai b. s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05
Gl[a6. Sot6rinaem.

9 + 9. g(n Der bisiieen
uniuerIitdt Iinb in oieiem Semeiter
1922 Stubenten immatritulirt, eeeen
1852 in Wiuter uno 1414 i'm Cont
msr porisen 3obres. Mus bern 8euts
lben Eeidc Iino 1880 Stuosnteu. bar.
unter 1888 aus GtiuBs 2otbrinaen
f.lbit. - Der perantportli6s Heoats
tsur Der bisIigen io3ialoemotratiI6en
.6y.ien preNe." Gusen Sdneiber.
ipuroe tpegsn 9eleiot9uue o Sffi5is:
rem Der Safanterie sRe9imertev l26
uno 80 uno zines 6elcpebsts o.s Res
9imsnts 126 81 800 Wart 9stoitraf.
ep.ntueG $50 Ia9sn 0%eiingnib pers
urtbetlt. 81. lnt.yiuhuns ergab. bab
bic in 4rtiteIn Ser 9~.i.ung .r6obensn
Uoriuiiri, gt9sn Die obsn Grpdbnten
ourAaus 9ruNolo2 naren. Ter Nu.
getlagt: .rtiir.e. con i.,nsm lonit gu.
oerlli'i9en Qtpihrsmdan fltih IN.
ttrri1tet iuorosn 81 Isin. Ter Ger.
la9sbuhhonol.r Romrler5ienrdtb q.
Srlibn.r 1T seltorbtn.
M Il + a n. Der Sdreiners
Itreit in Wiithaulen lit beenoet. Zen
Nr6eit.rn lpuro. obne 0ertiirSung oer
arb.its3eit cine 2Obnerbpbuns BON 7
pro3ert rsip. 5 pisnniss pro Stunbs
beipiIist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05
Ndrttem6 eya.

g g Die biirg.rtihen
&oGesien baben atS 3ufAub Der Staot
gum llmbau oes Stuttsortsr Saupts
b~abnbofes einidlieblih oer in Ganns
itutt notbpenbieen 8auten oi.
Summe bon 1000. 900 Wart beipils
Iigt. - Or. tbeol. !6einrih 4oolf
aoItlin. friiber VrofsNor Der Sbeologie
in @ieben uno beiiiiHsr O%6srtonIiItos
riaIrutb. ift IN aonnftdtt i'm @lts
go Sabrett g~eitorben.
SuttIt Z n. Bel Nbnabme
zines auf einsm 5ouIe ansebradten
Stdnbers Der efettrifden 2eituns in
Sattlinsen mahte moi bic gntbedung,
bdb CT bi. StGnber Iinb mebrere
Meter lang uno boil = nabe3u gang
nit 0oseasidsn ansefiIt mar. I'm
terfuhungen an anberen Stdnbern bas
ben dbnIihe Grsebni1e seliefert. Sn
einem GtGnber ipurben nsben elmer
sr0beren .3obf BON Nog.lfteletten 30
Stiid NOsel aller Dirt se3dbtt. lleber
ben GtGnbern finbet 1id cine Sdubs
LAPEL bic aber niht oiht anlhGsbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

llnireriitGtss 9ibtio,bst GeranIaFung
assebsu. go baben ibr unter anoeren
6. OebIsr (Sffsnbad) 5000 Mart
unb 6. monsr (Offsnbad) 5000 Dart
aur @rsdnauns ibrsr Y.Itdnoe suse.
ipenoet. Weiter bat cine srobe 3dbl
Der bsbeuteubitsn 9udbGnbIerfirmsn
Der 8ibIiotbet bic Grfteinunsen Tires
9erIass sur 9erfl9uns eeitelt.
set | 0 d. geim BOueridisben
pabrenb Der 6robnIsidRomsprOaeilion
serplabte Elm gGuer. Dem in Der Habs
itetenbsn l6iGbriseu anaben Sofmsis
fter purbeu !9als unb 8opf auf9sriis
fen, fobaB er fofort tobt mar.
Sffenbo d. 9et elmer Boots
fabrt bes bisiissn 8uoertlubs tenterts
Elm Boot; fanf SniaFsn fieIen in ben
Mlain; elmer, Der Spsnslermeiitsr
G9eit, ertrant. dns'
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8aoeN.

Jreiburs. 9isr tit Der Redtss
Isbrer Der Wlbsrts2 slIniOerIis
tdt. profeTor Iusuit RiimsIin, aus
benz 2ebsn osiaieoen. Gr lpor 1848
9eboren. Himelin mar Wtitelieo Der
erItsn &ammsr Der baoii1sn 2dnbs
itGnoe.
S.ibeIberg. Die elettriide
8srsbabn Mottsnturs 80nisitubl tit
ben, 0srtsbr ~iib.reeben porben. Die
nsue Strede lit Die Ue~rlanssruns Der
bisberiaen SrahtieiIbabn 8Ornmartt'
Shlob. Moltsntur.
W anubs / m. Sier purben in
@nipefenbeit Der srobber5oslihsn So
milie Die Stanbbitber Der 8urfiiritcu
Sarl 2ueipig uno 8arl Srieorid. bic
Der @roBbsraos Der Stabt Wannbeim
gum @.I9ent gemudt bat, ent1iat,
Mert9eim IN. 5iirit &art 5u Cos
penTsins Wsrtbeim 1T als Ropi3s in
bas Oominifaners8Ioite gu Dsnlo in
9oGono eius.trstsn, Der BirIt bat
i'm off.rtIiden Geben tdufie bon iid
reoen gema9t. Or bat pisle aat6oli.
t.utase seteitst unb lit als prdiiosnt
Der @ntibueus2 isa nit grOB.sr gners
gle bern Dusutpsien entoeesn eetreten.
Der SiirIt lit erbli4es Mitslteo Der
ErIisn &ammsr in gapsrn. Wiirttem.
bero, Yaoen uno 6eTien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

10 oob bic Sdubs obsr RiiteeIesenheit
iu1snoen gDsel einbriHaen %t0nnen.
Gin Wufflissen in Der enaeH R6hre TT
oann nid]t rtebr mOsIit; lie tpirb ben
armen Sbisren gum @rab. Ger Wos
sslaubtperein in Iuttlineen TIT BET Der
9ebbrbe porItellis getporoeu.
WeiuSbere g. 6ier bat 3hsos
balb asrnsr. Elm Sobn oes %beriihmten
Si6ters unb msot5iniihsn Sdriftitel'
Isrs Juitiuus aerner, Die Geier ietnes
80. 9eburtstaes be9ansen. InlaBlif
bsiien 1T Der grsiis SubiIar, elm ~Mht'
unbptsrsissr," ipeIGer fel5't mshr als
Elm babes Sabrbunosrt beroorraseno
Ii@terarifa tbdti8 sspsisn lit, pisIfat,
gsebrt iporosr.
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E6lringi(6e Staaten.

@rni It t. Sisr fano bic 3peite
sSabresperiammlang bes Gburinger
Gntbaltlamteits z9unbes itatt, Der in
ben Stdbten Mrnituot, @rfurt. Sofia,
sSsna, Maeoeburs. Merieburg. Noums
burg, Mprbboulsn. Wultershaulen,
Meimar, Widersborf, 9era unb Gale
81 9ereine nit etipa 800 Mitgliebern
umfabt.
8Ianfenburs g. Der friibere
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Magbeburg.
Rentier CUNT, bat unfrer Staot gu
p~obltbati9en 3lpsden 100000 Mart
perma6t.
@otba. On BEN 0ffentlihen
8oltsIhulen hes Ser5ogtbums @otba
unterridten 400 2sbrer unb 68 2ebs
r%erinnen. Die 3abl Der Sdiiler be-
trGst 2s.943, bic in 235 Shulsebdus
ben unterribtet perben. In unbeiebs
ten aebrsritslen tparen Sltern b. ).
90 borbanben. Sn ben @oltsf6hIen
entTaIen auf cine Gebrtraft burHs
fdnittli1 Sc SGiler. In geIoIouns
Gen fir 2ebrer unb 2%ebrerlnnen ipurs
ben i'm psrtpi6snen Sabre 1,010,31O
Wart ge5ablt.
Gre a. Sin bieiiger Wo6ltbdter.
Der I6on pisl 0utes getban Fat. imtiitete
1000 Mart our Grneuerung Der Orgsl
in Der Staottir1e uno 5000 Wlart
fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING. Weitcre
1000 mart purben ben Der oeritorbes
men Srau 9aas lebtpiQi9 an bier bic
5iae Observation-Disclosures permudt,
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SusemGnra.

2ure NJ 8 6. Sm 5abritort
Gid ipurbe als 9auptf6uloiser on
eiaem in Intpsrpen erfOlstsn Gin
brud5oiebtasl, lei benz 10000
Hranes aus .inem SaTenIhrant sss
raubt puroen, Der Wirt9slohn Sibs
ling ~o.rbaf!et. Bel Der 9auslutung
fano mar $1,000 Srants. 81. Wut'
ter bes Derbrsders unb cine befreuus
bste Jrau Sermann tpuroen ipsgsn
Ssbler.isn mitoerbdftst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

Te tann b;: SorseisBien duf pas
GrDblidits beibimpft. 9ds Srie9ss
geriht p~srurtbeiits bic 13 Suiaren
gum Spbe. Der aorpstpmmanoont
absr bot MiIperun9ssriinoe geIten laIs
fen unp tie gu iisben SabrsH 9sfdns.
nib bssnapigt.
q nnsbrud d. Der Selbmars
fdaalsutncnt i'm HubsItanbe 5ran3
Ritt.r p. Sdiplab 1T bier i'm 81. 2ss
bensjabrs e~eTtprbsn. Gr bate bic
syelb3iige Der Sabre 1S48 unb 1S49,
1859 nnb 1866 mitgemadt unb fpurbs
pielfah ausgeaei6net.
W istoIc5. Sier fdteb Der
dlteite Sapelmeiiter Der 0Itsrrei6ifds
ungariihsn armee, 5bomas SbbIioaI,
Der felt benz 9eitanbe b.s Snfanteries
Regiments Nr. So in oieiem bisnte,
aus Der Nttipitdt. Obblioal esb0rts
felt 1860 benz Regiment an, er mar
felt 1868 Reeimentstambour unb lei
tete Teit 1875 bic Regimentsmuiit als
3%apellmeiiter.
Sat3bur9. Der sbsmalige
Wisnsr Spfopernfdnssr Spfef Bitter
puro. Don rsliei0iem Wabuiinn be-
fallen. Gr bilbete iid Elm, Der Sal5s
burger gr5bii4pf au isin. unb pers
Iu9te in bic erobiIdCflihen 0smGder
sinouoringsn, Der un9lidlife lpuros
elmer Srrendnitalt iiber9ebeH.
W a / B \ o E n. Die neuniGbz
rtes Sottsr Der in ben 9oblerpertsn
beihGitigten @rbeitersipittpe Sans
risgIsr bat Iih auf ether Wieie bur6
BEN @enuB Ton Sdisrliugpflan5en
uergiitet, 9as Sinh ionnte trob alsr
Mabnab2sn Eitt gerettet perbeu.
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MeGfen6ura.

g 6perin II. SIM "a. 2sbsns'
jabre peritarb Der aan3lsiratb a. o.
Wilbelm Shpebfp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

EaiIc snr Neiie ms Nmslan6 BE.
iorat 6. 3aine,l Rr. 413, Git.8aIti.
mcrc' Str, nalc Chiffon Sonie Spe.
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Or0

Seppens. gtpa 80 ruIIiide
arbsiter. bic bel ben Safenerpsites
ruu9sarbsiten in Wtlbelmsbaoen BE-.
f6dftist puroen uno in Seppens
tpobntsn, limb auf Wnoronuus bes
olbsnbureiiden Miniiteriums OILS
IdItise QuSldnber aussspis1sn porbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-05

$ o 9 f.. .ines
Sffi3iertorps. Der Hutlher
5ran3 @orei.t in 9uoap.it mar bel
Der Rstrutsnau sb.tune i'm Oorisen
Sabre ols touslih fir ben Wlilitdrs
bienIt befunben. aui Die Defamation
ieiner 80jG9risen Wutter aber. bic er
%erndbrt., Der GrIaBreierDe SusetbsiIt
lporben. Sir3lif folts Gorcfet 1u
elmer Mdff.niibuns bel einsm Snians
teris .Reoimsnte einriden; als er 5ur
9ienfleiituns in bic aaIerne tum,
trug er benz Sberitleutnant in Mns
neIenbeit isiner often gebrehlihen
Mutter Dor, baB bic alte 6rau benz
8erbunsern ousesiest isi. lpenn CT
nihts mebr psrbisne. Der Sberitleuts
nant bsri.f cine Sffi5isrsosriammluns
Elm. uno in bisier fabte bas Sfii3iers
torps ben 9.ihlub. bic Wutter @ors
tIets pdbrsnb Der Iauer Der Waffens
iibung auf Soften bss Sffioieriorps au
p.rpilesen unb iiberbies Der Jrau elm.
tpO6sntlide lntsrtiiBuns outommsn
5u ldilsn.
8riIGantringe i'm 8riefs
fansn. Sn alitrin. 9ranbenburg.
fonb man b.im 2eeren zines Brief
tafiens 3tpsi 9%riuantrinee in uneefabs
rem W,rtbe BON 1000 Wart. @nih.i.
nsnb riibrtsn bic Rinee aus einem
Gi.biiobl Der; Der 3ieb oosr Ssbler
moohte ii6 niht mehr ilher c,fIhlt ia.
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SGwet3.

vN
Germ. Ter 9lnoesrot6 beam
tragic bel Der Understanding bic
Gepdbrung elmer Subpentiou bon
100000 Srancs on ben &onton
Bern bsbufs Mnlass zines bpppelipus
riesn 2unnels Eel Der 2Otidbersbabn.
= Sn @rinbeltraIb 1T 9robratb 5rib
Boz. Der lanajdbrige Wirtb bes be-
tanrten Sctels nsum8 dr.n." seitorben.
ii Ct. Grit benz SIP in 3iirih
fat 1it Elm Nerbano Der idpei3eris
Iten, iG5iIhen unb Iiiobeutidsn S.is
ben;Gahenes Sa6ritanten bebufs eins
beitlidsv acknowledgements in Der
ShpeiS uno Teutihlanb gebitoet. -
Sn 3iirid lit Der Snlpettor Der Sung
f~rautabn, Or. Srieori9 Mrub.l, i'm
Bitter bon 50 Sabren seitorben.
g d p y q. 9ie 4rtbsR igis9abn
bat bi. GrOffnung bss elettrilhen Be-
trie6s g.fst:rt. Die Ginri4tuns
itammt ron Der Sirma 6. @iit C So.
in Sssbah. Grid; bic 8raft fir ben
Setrleo miro Dem SHdobenb16 emit
nommen.
9aet /. Der @roBratb bot bic
Io5ialoemotratiI6e Snitiatipe auf
4ufbebuns oes neutrality-suspicious.
9rapben. Der Streitbergeben nit @s'
idngnib beitraft, ols unerbebli6 ers
tldrt, empfieblt alIo benz BOLT bic 0ers
lperfung.
st. 9aIlen. Der Reeierungss
ratb bat cine @eroronung a%usgearbei'
tet gum Sdube Der Mlpenflora. 8ie
Weroronuns tnttdlt niht Elm abfolltss
9erbot bes pflld.ns Der Ilpenbtus
men, lonb.rn piu nur benz maK.nbafs
ten Mbr.iben unb Qusgrabeu Der
pflan3en ent9esentr.ten. J3upieers
banolungen tperben nit Yubtn ben
5-lO0 Srdncs %aeabnbet.
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l~grannG&peig. An0aff.

. lanttn bur9. Sn sinem
Qnfaq BON S6permutb bat Der anses
iebene aaufmann &Orber bur6 Gr'
bdngen ieinem 2sbsn Elm Gnbe 9es
maht, Der @eritorbene ipar Elm Yrus
Der bes &reis1etretGrs 9Srber. Der Dor
etpa Sabresfriit ebenfaqs our4
SelbItmosb aus Dem 2eben i4ieo.
3erbit It. Wit srobem @lan3 bat
bi. Staot 3erbit bic Jeisr ibrss 900
jGbrieen 8eitebenS %beeangsn. Der
@ipfsIpuntt oes Seites mar elm biito'
rii4er geit5us, ben Sdlub bilbeten
Shulfeiern.
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@ro66er3ost6uut SeGen.

Darm It bt. Den bon YrofeIs
for Slbria entiporfenen plan fur bic
Nuftbeilung zines sroben @eldnoetom.
pIeres gum 3fpeds Der @nlsguns elmer
aussebebnten 8artenTtabt nit pielen
unb sroben Strabenaisen baben bic
Stabtperorbnetsn i'm Grunbfdb anges
nommen. Weiter befdlofen lie cine
grpeiteruns oes itdotiiden S4ladts
bauies nit eiusm aoltenoufipdno bon
100000 Matt.
@icben. Die beoor itebenoe Drei.
jabrbunbertieier Der ltniusrIitdt @ies
Zen BAT tsreits 5u elmer Heibe bon
GtiftGn3m sl Cuaitsa Der Uiebener
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Srete Std6te.

8 burg. Dos bieiiee Wlus
Ieum fir 80ltsrtunbe bat fir 10000
Wart cine umfansreide Sammluus
aus ben aIten &ulturitGttsn Sinters
inbieus ~erporbeu. Die Sammlung
itommt aus ben Ruiu.nTelosru BON
pagan in Yirma une umfabt in ihren
ipeIentlihsn Gbeilen 9lboriide bon 142
Snl6riftsu. 1873 4bformunsen bon
@talursn nit SSenen aus ben friibes
rem Griitsn3periobsn 9uoobas. cine
grobe 4nSabl alter Orisinal'tulpturen
aus Stein. 9rcn5e uno Sol3, iotpie
376 5restog.mGlb. aus S 5enpels
ruinen nit 3arIteGungen aus Der
8uobbolessnbe. Tu5u tommt cine ers
adnsenbe Sdmmlune aus ben alten
8bmers Ruinen bon Nngtors5 bom.
&urbapen. Si.r fanb cine
sseier ltatt aus qnlab Der Grhebung
aurbauens sur Staot uno Der Sim
fiibrung bes sriten Yiirgermeiiters
8(.iden. Senat uno 8irserihuft bes
Stants5 Samburg beThlo7sn, gum Bes
ften elmer in Gurbaoen 3u griinoenoen
Yi5liotbet 5000 Wurt gu ipenben,
gremen. sir bic grpeiteruns
bes Itdbtii1sn Wiuieums purben 343.s
500 Wart 6spiligt. - 5iir Die Douer
Der Srieb.nstonf.rsn5 bat Der Roros
beutIts llopo i'm Saas Elm Bureau
srrif,tet, in benz Jsrnlpre6apparate,
Shreibmafhinen. St%enosrapben. TO-
pie bic taslid eintreffcnoen ouslans
bifdsr politiiden Rudriftsu ben
Mitsliebern Der 8onferen5 unb ben
Sournaltften unentgeltliA our Werfiis
euns itehen.
oubed. Die bier p.rrammelte
9eutide @sIenIdoft our Reitung
Sdiffbriidiser beldlob, nit ben in
England probetpeiie sinsefibrten Mos
torrettunssbooten audi in Oeutfhlano
@eriuhe 3u MAIDEN. Der @eIeaf6aft
1T cine Grb16aft pon runb 10000
Mart aug benz Rahlab bes @r5tes Or.
llGrih in 8rsttsn S~usefa[lcn.
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Sa&}eu

Oresben. Der R.9nunesabs
{9luB Der idfTiden Staatsbabnen
fir 1906 ereab einen 9%striebsiiber.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Shipping News.

New York. April 23-Arrived: Steam CT Pretoria, Hamburg, Boulogne and Plymouth Sailed: Steamers Kron- prinz Wilhelm, Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Carmania, Liverpool via Queenstown; Moltke, Genoa and Naples.
 Lizard, April 2S.-1 p. Passed: Steamer Vaderland, New York for Do- yer and Antwerp.
 Naples, April 21,-Arrived Steamer Perugia, New York via Marseilles and
 Gibraltar, April 22.-S p. m.--Arrived. Steamer Friedrich der Crosse, New York for Naples and Genoa (and pro-
 Bremen, April 28.-6 a. m.-Arrived: Steamer Rhein. New York.
 Hamburg, April 2O-sailed: Steamer Silvia, New York.
 Naples. April 17.-Arrived: Steamer Italia, New York,
 Genoa, April 19-Arrived: Steamer Citta di Napoli, New York.
 Gibraltar, April 22.--Passed: Steam CTS Citti al Tofno, Naples for New York; 23d, Hamburg, Genoa and Naples for New York.
 Liverpool, April 2S.-Sailed: Steamer Caronia, New York.
 Delaware Breakwater April 2s.- Passed out: Steamer Noordland, Phila- delphia for Liverpool
 Dover, April 23.--Arrived: Steamer Vaderland, New York for Antwerp (and proeeeded).
 Sable Island, N. S, April Steam CT Teutonic, Liverpool for New York, was 717 miles east of Sandy Hook at p. m, will dock 10:30 a. m. Thursday.
 Steamer Ivernia, from liverpoi for Boston, was southwest of Sable Island tno distance giYen) at 3 ?. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
BANKER ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.
President of Scotland, s. D., Institution
 -Professes Surprise.

Chicago. April 28.-Charles c. King, president of the First National bank of Scotland. South Dakota, was arrest ed here to-day by Deputy United States Marshals Griffith and Donovan.
 The charges against King are misap- plication of the funds of the bank in the sum of S21,277, and of issuing to himself nine certificates of deposit of $5,00O each, and then converting the money to his own use.
 The deputy marshals searched the city for two days and finally located King in a hotel within a half square of their own office. He expressed much astonishment at his arrest, and said that was due to the spite work of his enemies. He expressed willingness to return to South Dakota without extra dition proceedings and denied vigorous ly that he had committed any illegal acts while in charge of the bank.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
BAD STEEL RAILS THE CAUSE.
Many of the Distnstrous Train wreclks
 Due to Them.

Chicago, April 2S.-Bad steel rails are causing many of the disastrous wrecks on American railways, according to a statement made to-day by some of the most prominent operating officials in the United States, who are in Chicago attending the spring meeting Of the American Railway association. Aided by chemists and metallurgists, com mittee has investigated this matter and has come to the conclusion that an ex- eeedingly dangerous percentage of the steel rails manufactured to-day have the latent paw which causes them to snap and break under the impact of fast train.
 Among the reports which have been prepared for presentation to the gen. eral meeting of the association to-mor- row is one by the committee on Stand ard Rail and Wheel Sections This report will recommend that a commit tee be appointed to discuss steel rails with American manufacturers in an effort to improve the quality of the material
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-24
Million Dollars Given to Create Fund for Rudi- mentary Schools in
 the South.
AGEDQUAKERESS THE DONOR
MISS A. T JEANS, LONG 4 FRIEND
 OF THE RAGE.

Booker T. Washington, Head of the
 Tuskegec Institute, and Hollis BusRs
 Frissell, President of the Hampton
 Institute, Named as Trustees--Nesther
 of These Institutions VIII Beneas bv
 the Gift--Meney Not to Re Expended
 in Replacing Schools, Hut in suppie-
 menting Their work--Trustees V
 Labor fin Hearty Sympathy wSth
 County and State oGcers.
 Philadelphia, April 2s.-A gift of a million dollars for the establishment of a fund for rudimentary schools for southern negroes was announced here tonight. The donor is Miss Anna T Jeans, a Quakeress of this city. Booker 4. Washington, head of Tuskegee instf- tute, and Hollis Burke FrisseIl. pregi- dent of the Hampton normal and indus trial institute, are named as trustees 9of the fund, but neither or the institutionH they represent will share in the gift. The income of the $1 900 OOO is to be used for the sole purpose of assisting in the Southern United States communf- ty country and rural schools for the great class of negroes to whom the small rural and community schools are alone available" The deed of gift was executed yesterday and In it MT. Wash- ington and MT. Frissell are empowered to appoint a board of trustees in car1- nection with the fund. The Pennsylva-F mia company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, Of this city. will act as fiscal agent for the trus, tees.
 Miss Jeans. the donor, is about 30 l years of age and comes from an old and prominent family that has 5, 1 prominent for more than q century M the Society of Friends. She has long been interested in the welfare of the negro and has been contributor to institutions for their education. She has known Mir Washington for a de- 1 cade.
 In statement signed by Booker II. Washington and Hollis Burke Frissell, they say that while we cannot speak I definitely, we feel quite sure that it will be the aim of the trustees of this fund to work in hearty sympathy and | close cooperation with the county and state officers in assisting schools and l it will be the policy of the trustees to use the interest of this fund in way to stimulate to self-help and not re- I place local schools but to supplement them on being appropriated by south- ern states toward the education of the negro.
 We think we cannot too er11phafi- cally state that not one cent of this money will go to help the Hampton Normal and Industrial institute nor to l the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and will in no way relieve the needs of these institutions. Every cent will go toward helping the rural schools, according to Miss Jeans wishes in the directions