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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
HUDSON BAY sAvAGERY.
Indian setenced to Death for Brutal
 Murder.

Toronto, Oct 17.--A special dispatch from Winnepeg says:
 That Indian tribes living within few hundred miles of Winnepeg have reverted to the most bruta' was brought out at the trials of the chieftains, of the Salteux tribe Just emu ed at the Hudson Bay company's fort at Norway. Sick and helpless members of the tribe were strangled and burned at the stake for no others reasons than to relieve their relatives from caring for them.
 Chief Joseph Posequan was convict ed of murder and sentenced to death Chief Jack of the Sucker band of the same tribe strangled himself to death in his cell the night before the date set for his trial.
 at Norway, awaiting trial for sevar01 at Norway, awaiting trial for eseveral murders.
 "Eyehds, a brave of the Crane band, gave sensational testimony, specifieal- ly describing five strangulations and burnings in which he participated. Ill one instance the strangulation was not complete and the victim was placed on platform over a huge fire, where he was slowly roasted to death. After the execution Of Chief Joseph Eyelids will be sent back to the north to tell his tribesmen what happens to straDglers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
CuBAN BANDITS SURRENDER

Havana, Oct, 17.-The group of bandits under the command of Gil- calder, which recently had been com hitting extensive depredations in the vicinity of Cienfuegos surrendered to- day to Captain Wittenmayer. the American officer in charge of rural guard m the Clenfuegos district.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
CUTICURA-THE SET,$1. Consisting of Cuticura Soap
 Ointment and Pills,

: A single set is often sufficient to cure the most torturing disfguring, itching, burning, and scaly humors, eczemas, rashes, and irritations, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, when all other remedies and even the best physi- clans fall. Guaranteed absolutely pure,
 Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every HumOr of Infants, Children, and Adults con. sists of Cutcura Soap (25e) to Cleanse the Skin, Cutcura Ointment (50e) to Heal the Skin and CIlti. cura Resolvent t50e) Gin tho form of Chocolate Coated Plls Zoe perval ot 6ol to Purify the Blood Sold thr0Ugl9ut the world Potter Drug & Chen Corp. Soie Props, Boston, Mass Ra- Mailed Free How te Cure Skin and sealpS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
BOSTON MILK QUESTION.
Governor Guild Begins Inquiry Into
 Methods of Handling.

Boston, Oct. Ex-Governor Guild to- day began an inquiry into the question of the manner In which milk is brought into this city and sold. In response to an appeal from Worcester county milk producers, he held a private con- ference with the leading producers at which Attorney, General Malone was present at the state house this after noon.
 The governor was anxious to learn in detail what the producers want The state railroad commission has been di- rected by the governor to inquire into the railroad freight arrangements bear- ing on the milk business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
BOSTON porNr LIQUOR oAgr.

South Norwans, Oct. 17.--The Roton Point Sunday liquor case was disposed of to-day It developed that Captain Aiming J. Smith, lessee of the point, had given strict orders not to sell liq- uor on Sundays, and in his absence the sale was conducted by Charles Hedge. man, the manager. The complaint was changed and MT Hedgeman pleaded guilty, and was fined $1OO and costs on four counts, which was paid.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Deputy Sheriff James McCabe, who was one of the state policemen in- volved in the Wolcott fair riot, came out of the fracas without a scratch. He says that the crowd facing the six state policemen numbered fully 500, but there were only about 40 real riot CTS. He says reports are greatly exag- gerated.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

There was another report current this afternoon which was to the effect that another robbery had been com rnitted on North Main street. Investi-
 gation showed that the woman had merely lost her pocketbook on the lawn while coming from a baker cart,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Ernest Maynard, who broke his leg election day, returned to-day from St. Francis hospital where he had the bone eet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

iuOSb, Oh p6CIdlly nights. They would
 cause her to be broken of her rest, and sometimes she would cry until she was tired out. Ihad always used Cuti- cura Soap myself, and had heard of so many cures by the Outicura Remedies that 1 thought I would give them q trial. The improve =. .. ... 4 =. .. = =. -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

In reply to a letter written to the trolley company relative to through crews to Plainville the company states that General Traffic Manager A. B. Smith is on ten days vacation and the matter will be brought before him immediately upon his return.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
-.'-- BABY TORTURED EXPECTING RASH.
Face and Feet Covered Rest Broken and Would Cry Until Tired Out -" "CradIe Capn Added to Baby's Torture - Tries CutiCura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
 AND SPEEDY CURE

My baby was about nine months old when she had rash on her face and
 feet. Her feet seemed to irritate her
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

through the back lots about this time and her description tallies exactly with the tramp who applied at the door.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

No clew has yet been obtained whereby the tramp who footed the house of Eugene Schmidt might be found. A nearby resident claims to ihavs seen man running down
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

The school children will enjoy a days outing tomorrow on account of teachers convention in both New Ha- ven and in Hartford. The chorus which sang at the Grammar school com mencement exercises will sing at the convention in Hartford tomorrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
DEATHS.

BATES-In this city, october 16, George N. Bates, aged 93 years, ' months and 29 days.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 554 Ferry street, Sat urday afternoon, October 19, at half past two o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Burial at convenience of the family. o17 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

Mike Peters, a Polander, who antici- pated a trip to the old country, will be forced to defer his visit for 8 few months to come. It seems that he had saved about $500 for the visit and went on one of his times one night the fore part of this week in order to have a farewH visit with some friends. George Maskol and another friend were with Peters, Next morning Pe- ter's roll was gone He found Mas kol's partner in a saloon and got $13O which, it is said, he had received from Maskol. However, Maslsol is yet to be found and Deputy Sheriff McCabe is working on the case.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

The Marion people rendered Rev. and Mrs. c. B. F. Pease a farewell recep-
 ton last evening In the Marion chapel. IA musical and literary program was rendered and thoroughly enjoyed. The program consisted of, "a piano solo by Amy Frost; reading, MT. Lewis sing ing, Glee club; address and presenta- tion of ,$25 purse. Following the enter
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

The meeting of the University Ex- tension class was held last evening in Lewis High School building and Rev, Roy F. Carter was elected president and Miss Lucretia Cummings was elected secretary Superintendent Morse and Principal Chester were elected a committee to make arrangements for the course which is to be miscellan- eous. Professors from Yale and other colleges will give the lectures which will be held every other week. The course will consist of ten lectures and an extra study course will also exist this year and it's meetings will take place bi-monthly, alternately with ex- tension class.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20

youtable Of all discusses. not even e%Nvepuns
.msnpoN. ~ is now definitely known that
Ike cholera and dysentery the germs 81
the disease are contained only In the dis
charges from the bowels and kidneys of
hose sick OF e. and that it is necessary Tor
a person 20 swallow "A portion OF such dis
tharres or things polluted by them, in or
Ger 70 contract the disease.
The germs usually gain entrance 70 the
system through infected water from wells
lr streams draining inhabited areas, and
polluted hy infected focal matter, or such
matter may he carried by files and dcpos-
tied on the food. utensils and hands In an
screened kitchens and dining rooms Tho
germs may ALSO he carried on tho hands ot
careless attendants. or ON sotled clothing
~ Indirectly. hy using milk or other an
ucles Of uucooNed food or drink from cow
md vessels washed in infected water Zee
from infected water is also dangerous as d.
1as been proven that freeziug does NOT kIIi
he germs a large voluutS Of water may
bee infected from one case and. n already
polluted with VfEuufo matter, becomes a.
1 ready culture 0uld for the MULTIPLICATION
II the germs.
Convincing facts as e. both water and
! flies hcius carriers ot this disease mlrht
be- multiplied indefinitely, il sp1ee per.
mitted
Based upon the teachings Of tho roreeeInc
facts, the following rules have been prn
pared with caro- for the guidance of ot
persons interested iu thor own and the
public health.
T. When il is huavn or suspected that a
PERSON has typhoid teteS ne should ne
placed I'm q large Wou ventilated room with
he windows and doors well screened and
such preparation should pe made from the
4 aI-.t .4,,s I'm fL4 fhl..4.fr- .pq u4afIfff1TIH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20
NntIcn for pnhIlcntinn.

Department OF the Interior, Land on
flee at Santa Fo, ~ NJ, May 20,
1907
Notice is hereby given that Eduar-
do Macs. OF Poralta, y NJ, has filed
notice of his intention tn make final
five year proof in support of his
claim. viz. Homestead entry No.
6969, made April 10, 1902, for the
Men. section &. township 6 N, range
4 E, and that said proof VIII be made
before II. w. S, Otero. United States
Court Commissioner. at Albuquerque
y. NJ. on July 8. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
Co prove his continuous residenc,
upon and cultivation of the land, viz
Manuel Macs, Caudelario Moya, Filo
memo Martinez. Mariana Perea, all o
+ pcralt5. y. NJ.
MANUEL n, OTERO. Register,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20

4 lady customer of ours had sur
fered with tettcr for two or three
wears. 10 got so bad ON her hanus
,tot eba couid NOT attend 90 her
h"nr.br15 duties. one box Of Cham
hc-fofu.s Salve cured her. Chamber
r.in.s medicines give splendid s1tis-
r..ffon BOO This c.InWuuifN-M 70
Rodney a. Co.,. Almond Ala. Cham
herlain's medicines are Tor sale ny
an druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20

OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER Is
&c. REMEMBER THERE IS Al
WAYS \ COURTEOUS CLERK
READY no TAKE YOUR ORDER,
No MATTER HOW SMALL. Il. G..
PRATT ~ co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20

GUY YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS From Us AND keep
your MONI1N IN NI4NN MEXICO
INSTEAD or HAVING IT SENT
EAST. SUPERIOR planning MILL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20

Washington, June 19-Washlngton de
feated Cleveland in a pitchers battle today
b> the score Ut / TO O..
eeora. r.. II. L.
Washington ......... 900 600 o01-l 4 !
Cleveland ......... coo 600 600 & !
Batterics-Smith and Warner; Bernard
and wakefield.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-20
MAJOR LEAGUE:
BASEBALL
GAMES SCHEDULED TOR TODAY.


American League.
Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
cleveland at Washington.
National League.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at P%ittsburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
WcfGhrbctcs rscit.

Cincinnati, 26. Sonuar. -
@oS unlGnglt ihun nnge0eutet pur.
Oc, lit ein9etroifen; oaS SGngerielt in
indianapolis miro oeridoben. 3u
0ieIcm GutibluB fam Die 8eltbeboroe
nnh elmer 9eratbung i'm 9eutihen
Sauie, Die bis ip1t nod @itternndt
omterte Die Sahla9e muroe genou
beIprohen. @s lit nidt oaran 5u
oenfen, oaB ons glltoitorillm, oas Die
Staot erbalen mill, iertig miro. oenn
Die 6rommen uno O'ider. bon oenen
bic gon6e Sppoiition uts9ebt boben
iest Die Staot gegen Die 8er9ebung
Der Gontrafte gum glbbrld oes alten
8ebGtoes inbibirt. Zen Miidern lit
cs Elm Iorn i'm 9Iuge, Dab nit einenl
oeutiben S1ngerfeit bie Itdotiidje
SoaIle ein1elpeibt peroen ioIlte, lino
ibren fIeinlihen Gbifanen lit es 3l8r.
idrci6rn. bab Oas Set perihoben iuer.
Den nulB. Die Snbiunapoliier baben
genitg @elo mlfgebrad)t, nm ielbit
cine Snlle 81 erridten, ober ba5u lit
Die 3eit ihon 3u peit uorgeidrittenL
uno es lit nift oaran 5u benfen. Dab
OieieI6e bis gum 10. SUM iertig &C.
Itellt peroen fonnte.
9ic ,Seltbeboroe miro 0eSbalb bei'm
Goritnno oes .Noroamerifaniihen
SGngcrbunoeS" cine 8erihieblna oes
tSeiteS beantragen, oie inter ben oh.
pdItcnoen llmlt1noen mobl bemilligt
peroen mub. Die 8orbereitllngen
iinO ionit bOn iebr rpeit geoieben.
8iertouieno S1nger babeu bereits
Guartier belegt. Srteiter uuo 90.
liiten limo perpilidtet, ilnb Die slb-
Ioilng bieier Gontrafte oiirfte Der
6citbeboroe groBe 9lusgaben perur.
laden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
6Griter Scr ngennipluaniu'S "

&bila0eIpb ! a. Bn.. 26. San
- &. ". Sterling frii6er SiilisiGr.
tier I'M lmOmirtbidaftIi6en 9epor.
temcnt in @oiGington, lit gum 60r.
tier Der rEenniplponio Giien6abn"
ernannt poroen 1lno miro Scr erite
tS0riter iein. ipGlhen cine omerifoni.
lhe @iienbobu anItcIlt. Gr tritt iein
nelteS 9Int an /, WGr5 an. @aS sic
@ohn bcjuedt mcu Tie iid1 nit ser
ISorlnpirtbifoft bcid]diti0t lit Die ip.
ItCmatiid)c 9Inpflnnilug pon 90iis
men, olts mclden iif Giienbnbn.
Ihuellen geiuinnen Iaiien, luorin oie
9o6ngeieIlidnit ieit fiinf Sobren @r.
perimente ongeitellt bat 0abreno
oieier 3eit lultroen ihon onoertbolb
OfilIionen 9Glme ouf 26noereien ge.
pfIon5t, meIde Ser 8eieQi6oft geb6.
ren. Gin &egierungs : 6orit6eamter
letitete luGbren0 oeS letten 5riibjab.
res 9eiItono BEL Ser 9luiItellitng bon
forlhuirtbiboitliden El0nen, unb
iebt iol an Die 9luSfiibring oieier
GI0ne acgongen merben Sm ndfr
item ino folgenben Sriibjabr lperoen
GS1 9lder 2onb in ser NG6e bon gu.
toono Ea, nit 8oitonien II. 8oth.
ct6'ShoBlingen bepflon5t tperben.
Gte Giienbobnen bcs 2anbes brau.
den iGbrIid 100000 Giienbobn.
Sdmellen uno ami oie .genniplpo.
nio GiIenbobn" entfallen oopon al.
lein 100000. 9rrb einen 10 be.
oeltenben 9e6orf piiroen oie @nlo.
bcitGnhe beS 2onoeS in fir5er 3eit
erih0pft tuerben foas nidt ourh
9lnIdonltng fir 9eo6ipuhs geiorgt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
Sreie Sano.

@ai6ington 26. Sanuar. -
Sn Dem SubItitut fiir Den Sooge.
9eihluB 6etreiieno Die Gongo'6rei'
itaat- Sitiotion, pelhes bonn Senats'
Gomite giinItig ein6eri6tet luoroen
lit, miro Der Erdiioent ocrIt6noigt,
onB er oic berjIihe llnteritiiblung oes
Senots bel irgcnomclden Shritten
iinoet, Die er iiir meiie bdlt 5li inter
nc6men, in Cooperation nit ooer I'M
irgcnomel6er ser Signatarltahte oca
@erliner Yertrngs 5u bclien iiir Die
@elieulng ser Gage Der Semobner
oa9 Gongo-6 -6reiItuateS. Sn Der Dor
yeOc sur HeioIution beiBt es. ooB OiC
9crihte iiber Die lmmenihlihe BE
A1nohrng ser Gingeborcnen oeS Gon
ao.6reiituoteS ioId)er 9lrt ieien, oaf
oie 2luimcrfianteit Ser 9on5en @eIi
oaruilf gelenft rmo onS Dtitleio oe;
TolfcS ser Ser. Staaten erregt NOR
ben iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
araftnnlasc uon Sanicr Cafe.

Sclena. Wfont, 26 Snrinr. =
Gie Shleuienpforten
I'M Sdllier 2ofe Iino
oGn. lmo tic lperoen
oifnet Deroen. bis D. ...
Dig nit Woiier gefila
orei Wofcn erforoer
IaS Wolier lpiro al
len int ,Slitiic itromalrIuurIs uuu ~,
gan5en Eridlp Geor Canon lehs
Wieilcn Itromobmarts bon SeIend,
oligcltout tueroep. Ter Stditoamm
bot cine 2Gnge bon GAO Sub II. cine
greite bon 20 Sub nno lit gan5 aus
Stobl bergeiteut gr lit Der beoell-
tenoite ieincr sIrt, ipelder eriitirt.
Gie ouf lold)e @eiie er5eilgte araft
miro lih ouf 5000 Eierbefrdite be.
latfen; lie miro MIR Der am gdaga.
ra er5eu9ten nodite9en. lln6 es per.
ben bomit Die yWoiboe SEDUCTION
@orfS," oie r9lnoconoa Giienbabn,"
Die 9eleuhtilllgsonitalt Der Stobt
Butte uno piele 8erglperfe betrieben
rperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
SdyarladJ -Gpiocmic in Chicago.

9bico0O, 26. Sonlor. - Gen
bcreinten Ncmiibungen ocs 8eilno.
belts. 0eS Nuu.IeportementS lutb
ser Stoota-T Tnbrifinipeftorcn lit eS
gelitn0en, Clnen bemerfenSipertbcll
9iiidgong Ger 2ln5abl Der Sharlods
fGle 81 cr5icIcn. HSm 2ailfe Oes bclt'
tigen Cages iturben neun EerIoncn
an 1ipbtbcrjti5 unb 81 ncue Sale
ipuroen 9emcI0et. Sim SdorIahiic.
Der fonrn III Safe 5llr glnntcl.
oung. Sctcn2 Der Snipeftoren Der
@eiino1eits, ltno Der 9ou6eboroe
iino meGrcrc neue glnitedllngsber0c
entbedt mor0en Gin fleineS UtG0,
hen itarb an GipbtberitiS, oGne BOB
Elm 9fr5t porbcr 81 Dem ain0e gerll.
fen tuorocn. Sin Sdulbirettor 9inG
ieincn Eilidtcn nod, obidon er 5ipei
&in0cr 5u &ouie am S6arlodiie6cr
erfronft lic0cn bate. slud in bcn
Sdipib6uocn lpurocn biele Gcrlct.
5unaen ser &orihriften ser @eiltn0-
beitsbeb6r0e 2efunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
Bier ainocr itarbcn Den fylammcntoo

Oil s itp, Yay %. Samtar. -
Die @obnlng sSron5 Soltof's. zines
Eolen, brnnnte in Der Ietten aaft
nieoer, ino 5pei ainoer i'm reipefti.
ben Sitter non pier Sabren unb aht
Wonaten famen in ben Slommen um
IoS 3euer brad i'm oeberen Stod-
perf ans uno nuroe BON Der sSralt
Soitof crit entbedt, ais eS bereits 5lt
ipGt mar, Die sfinoer 5ll retten.
Sobnstomn, Va., 25. San. =
3lpei &inoer, ser oreiiubrlsc Sobn
uno oie iiiniiGbrige Warie Wahaf,
limo Gelte bei'm granoe eines groBen
Iuppelbauies in ser IA. 8oro ums
2eben gefomnlen. Die aleinen naren
9as iSeuer brad I'M oberen Stof-
BON 9fau6 erltidt Gin ibabbafter
aanlin bra6te Die 3piidenmano 5pi-
ihen Sen beioen S1uiern in 9rano
nno balo fiiIlte iih oas 3imlner Der
ainoer nit Galld). Der Sranoidaoen
an Iid lit niht beoeliteno.
EGile snr Hciic in's Slnslan6 bcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
III Earptucfet. NJ

Sn Gnptudet. H.-S, lit gr-
@ouperneur Sdbn @, Gauis, melber
idon iiber elm Sabr franflih mar. i'm
2tltcr Don so Sabren geitorben. gr
mar ipeimal Staats.@ .@o1lperneur uno
6efleioete 1897 ole Maporspiiroe in
Eantltdet.
Sn Oil Gitp, ga, iino BEL Dem
9ranoe zines Sauies Gas 4.iGbrige
aino lno Elm s Wonate alter Saiia.
ling ser camille oes Yolen 5ranf
Soltot perbrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01
0lms ScrSnnScsbn
Die iluii6rnitaatli6c SanOclS GOm'
miiiipn tnOclt bic %nbncu.

Gem GonQrcB oroitiihc 0}oBrc9ch
5lu 2lbitcuuu0 ser biaberiGen
@}jBbrdude I'M aobIcngciddit
cnpioblen. Ginc fiir Oie ocltt
iten &eriidcrlmqS @cieQidof
ten bcih1menoc @oro0cle nit
Sen Cn9Iiibcn @cieaicboften i'm
GonurCE ue,oucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-01

! SolblDeltodllle, llJlrlrtCn 9lls Sers
fuIIerin OcS Ger@ QuItIpieles miro
Worie Wooeletne o. @uttfoner nont-
! bait gemoht.
@rf drnuQ&o1i iutb'S.
@ien 26. Gan. - 1ron5 Sol
Iutb, ser ilngorjihc SanoeI8miniIter
lrO GSii6rer Der Coalition crfldrt be.
5iiglih Ser aemcioctcu Ofiniiterfrii5 {:
| ,2Sn 9uoapcit bcitC1t feine &riiia.
SiniiAtlid Der Gucucrltng ser oIten
6eboc 5lpiihen Ocm Suits Minilttr
&oIonpi unO icucn itGotiidch Seq
ncrn oie Oilrd 2l,iiriIbumg I0nQit
miocrlegter 9lnicbuloi1nngcn iein 9ln-
ieben 5u ihG0i9cn mhcn, l6Bt iih
| iogen, ooB Die Ourh oie 9ei6uIoi.
gung perllriudte 2hlfregrng ouf pieIc
WtitglieOer beS EorlamentS GinOrud
aemotbt bot. Sic boben cine geri6t.
libe llntcriitfluq Scr 9Ingelegenbeit
perIongt, ino 2D(jniitcr @oIonpi lit
oorauf eingegonQcu"
llnb ell DCrbiitet.
9luf bem Stootboll I'M &otbbouie
ser 81 ben grciQniiien ser Soiion
0eb0rt, bate cS bcinobe cine &oto=
Itropbe gegcben. 2ic Groperie ser
aoiier 2oge, in luelher ii6 ser
Gr5ber5oa Gbronioaer 6ron5 Ser.
oinono befonb, ling pl6bli6 6euer.
Gum Slid fnnntcu bic Monmcn
ibnell geIoift mcrOeu Go6 bate
lid Der 6cIttbClIncbncr ioiort cine
gHpolti9e AuircQuug bemGdti0t, II.
eS Orobtc bcreit9 cine Eonif oll&5ll-
brcbeu. 9lber Ocu @eniibunacn ser
&eiter 0eS 9allcS Nclon9 cS, Oie sc.
eaihoft nob rmo nob 81 bcrubi-
gen.
Eroteit QcQcn c5ch | tbc
2 pro6c.
Icnti6e glb9cor0uetc oeS &eitbSrns
Ties habcn Bel Der Hcgicrlna &cs
ibpcroe bariibcr crbobcn, ooB ciu
Ero5cbperbonOlmg im &rciSgcridtc
81 Gaer IN c3ehii6Cr Sprod)e geiiibrt
uoroen lit. Cine llnterhtCblng lit
lnperrueilt eingcleitct rporOcn.
8oronin 9 h 0nbcrQCr in
eigcucr 3 dc.
Die 9oronin b. Sh0nbcrger, nclhc
olS Spionin OcS lmgoriihcn Suits,
Ntiniitcrs y. @olonpi um bicii9eH
,Sofe bc5cicbnct luorocn lit, itelt alf
OoS Gntihic0enite in gbreoc, ooB iie
cincn SclbItmoropcriltb genoft ia.
be. Sic er9cbt li6 IN oIlerlci lui0cr.
Ipre6en0en gInQnbcn unb bcbolptet
Folonpi babe cinen 9rief BON ibr &c.
i0lidbt, Inn iic 3ll pero0tbtigeh ooG
gibt lie ST. ooB lie fiir oie &oolition
gelpirft bobc.
4 lonDt Is q NJ tStugc 9 c.
5Gblt
gtnh elmer Afeloung aus 9uOopcit
bat S5llti5nlinilter b. Eolon6i 0en
StdotsamaIt bcouftragt, MN oud)
Den I6geor0ncten 2enqpel 5lt perfIn.
gen. Eolonni gilt iibrigenS ulS obgc.
tban lrnO miro 0oS GnOe 0cS Fro,
3ciics ieoeniollS ni6t in scr @igcns
ihoft zines ?FiniitcrS erIcben. Gie
geinnmte Frciie perloltat iebt ieincn
9iiidtritt. Nclhe Nirflu1g Die vi.
loirc oni oic Honliton bobcn miro,
l6Bt iih nod ni6t nblcbcn llcbris
gems lit SulnoS, Der ebemoli0eNuou.
pcitcr 9iirQCrmeiitcr, ipelhcr Die be.
fnnnten 2ImtamiBbrnrds 9ci6ulOi'
0lngen aeQcn EoIonpi erbobcn bot
ein geborencr @iirttembergcr. Gr
bieB SahcrnaDr unb tnuftc ieinen
9fnmcn Dor ncln >Su6rcn mogpurii1
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iein uon 1000 Perionen ais Sem gan
sen Stoote Itattgeflinben. giido'
5iernep bon 0artforo celebrirte oa@
Heouiem. Die 9eihe muroe mad
Tep-Sapcn jur 9eiiesung iiberfiibrt