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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
A TAX INCREASE
CITY TO GET STA, 500
UNDER VOORHEES, ACT.
Franchise Assessments Amount t.
$4,000 More Than Last Year.
Business Growth Shown.

A1ANE' - 49, .hNffI
JERSEY CITY. Nov. 19.-Accordine
to a notice received by President John
H.. Weastell, of the Jersey City tax
board. from the State board Of assess
ors, Jersey City Will receive $74,5O9.7 70
from 1907-0S under the Voorhees, fran
chise tax act. The total taxes for
1906-07 amounted to SG1,1t4.99. An in
crease Of $4,000 over last year is
secured.
The tax is upon public utility cor
porations and represents two per cent.
of the gross receipts of each public
utility corporation for the preceding
year, ending December 81. upon all
business done in New jersey. The cor
porations file reports of their gross re-
ceipts, The moun thus received by
the State is apportioned to taxing dis
tricts in proportion to the value of
the property of the public utility cor
porations In, under, and upon the
streets Of each district.
The taxes to be paid for 1907-S i'm Jersey
City foilow Jersey City. Hoboken and
PATERSON Railway Company, 81, PEAS;
North Jersey Street Railway COMPANY.
S24, 1904 United Electric COMPANY, sl2.
0l6.95; Hudson County Gas Company, $50
3f7.91; New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, s1470; American District
Telegraph Company. $40.6S; American Dis
trlct Telegraph and Messenger Company.
$58.47; Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, $269.7S; New York Transit COMPANY.
Sl24.l0; Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany, Sizes; New York and New Jersey
Telephone Company, S12.0s; Hudson Tele-
phone Company, 1913. Total, $74,5O9.7
The above figures show that the business
of the trolley, electric light, telephone and
telegraph companies increased materially
in New Jersey last year. That of the Hud-
son County Gas Company, now leased by
the Public Service Corporation, appears
TO be at a standstill. The gas company
pays but a few dollars more this year.
North Jersey Street R9ilway Company
has a notable increase and the telephone
company almost doubled its business.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
CATCHES BOYS
CARS
AT NIGHT
Arrests Follow and Man
Who Bought Stolen Goods
Is Implicated.

James Griffin, negro, IA years old. OF
IS Lock street: Frank Nuolletto. Ii
years old. of 81 Garside street, and
William Tarco, Is years, of Z Drift
street, were a~rraigned before Judge
Herr in the Second Precinct Police
Court this morning charged with steal
ing from the freight cars of the Lacka-
wanna Railroad. The complaint was
made by James Hayes, of 568 Hender-
son street, Jersey City, a State detec-
tive in the employ of the railroad
company.
1t is alleged that the cars in the
Lackawanna yards have been robbed
nightly for nearly six weeks. Special
policemen have been put on guard in
the yards but were unable to capture
the thieves.
Yesterday afternoon and evening De-
tective Hayes haunted the yards and
last night at 10 o'clock saw six boys
walking the tracks. He followed them
and saw one of the boys tear open a
seal on the car door and take out a
sack of potatoes. He ran after the
boys inc caught one of them, James
Griffin.
From him the names of two others of
the gang were ascertained by the po-
lice. and they were arrested by Police
man Harmon.
The boys told Judge Herr that they
had been stealing from the cars for
some time n that they sold the
vegetables-the only thing they took
to a man living up on the HILL"
The case was continued until tomor-
row. and in the meantime a warrant
will be issued for the arrest of the
man. whose name the police have
learned, and he will be arraigned in
the Second Precinct Police Court to-
morrow morning charged with receiv-
ing stolen goods.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
FAIR PROGRESSING
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ST.
BRIDGET'S BAZAAR.
Success Attended Opening Night-Min-
strel Show Tonight-Interesting
Program for Weekend.

There was a large attendance at the
opening of the parish bazaar of St.
Bridget's Church in it's hall in Plane
street last night. The feature was a
euchre party. A minstrel show by the
young men of the parish is on the pro-
gram for tonight and tomorrow night.
Tomorrow night will be known 40
"men's night" and Mayor Jacob
Haussling and other city and county
officials are expected to be on hand.
The affair will be brought to a close
Friday night, and on Thursday night
there will be a refined vaudeville by
local artists.
The hall has been transformed into a.
"fairyland' with its gay decorations. The
electrical features were installed by John
Leonard, a member of the parish.
The Rev, Eugene P. Carroll, the pastor,
and his assistant, the Rev. Father Cor
nelius- are taking an active interest in the
fair. and other clergymen are expected as
guests each evening.
Several contests are creating enthusi-
asm. the principal one being between Miss
Margaret Leonard, Miss Nellie McAuline
and Mrs. Michael Tighe to decide who II
the most popular young woman in the
parish. Mrs. Tighe Is a member of the
Holy Rosary Society. while her opponents
are members Of the Children Of Mary So
dality. There is also a contest between
several of the school children.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be 4
matinee for the school children with "a
Punch and Judy show AS an attraction.
During rhe minstrels Miss Leonard Will be
the pianist.
Those in charge of the booths are: Miss
Nellie Catfrey and Mrs. T. McManus: re-
hme Mrs. E. C. Wind and Miss r.
Kennedy, odds and ends; Miss Nellie Me-
Auliffe, novelties; Miss M. Carolan, Dem
nlson; the Misses Rose Mooney and Fran
ces Marley, chance booth Mrs. J. Reynolds,
rosary table, and Miss Margaret Kieraan
rs ..Nrs- Wigs Of the Cabbage Pnlch.n
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
PROMISES TO BE LESSON
NICK WILL REMEMBER.
His Principal Has Him in Court fol-
His Capers-Hopes Mother Has
$40 Handy.

Nicholas Saldo. of 1864 Mulberry street.
was before Judge Howell in the Third Pre-
cinct Police Court this morning charged
with having raised a disturbance yesterday
in the South Street School, where he isNs
pupil. Principal George Penkham was the
complainant. Nicholas is an unruly boy,
according to the story told this morning,
and for that reason he was fined $40. Shoot
ing paper wads Is too mild for him. Yes
terday afternoon he threw books around
the room. administered a thrashing to a
couple of smaller boys and cut up other
.capers which have anything but a whole
some effect upon the other children in the
schoolroom.
"Ten dollarsi Nicholas exclaimed in
horror as the fine was imposed. Gee. j
hope me mudder's got it."
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
OPEN GERMAN CHURCH, BAzAn.

The fair which is under way for the
week In the First German Reformed
Church, in Blum street, was opened last
night under most favorable circumstances
The Woman's Christian Society is in
charge, and its member have made every
effort to please their many friends by the
display Of dainty handiwork. There was
music also that helped to attract and hold
those interested in the welfare Of the
church.
The fair Is open during the afternoon as
vel as during the early hours of the night.
Tomorrow will be devoted to the children.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
SOCIAL sErrLEMENr ELECTION.

The Newark Social Settlement Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting tonisht
in the Neighborhood House. 555 Mdlket
street. The following trustee nominees viii
be presented by the committee on nondaa-
lions: Edwin G. Adams. Henry G. AHA.
J. William Clark. RABBIT Solomon Foster.
the Rev. Francis Few, Felix Fluid. Henry
]. Gottlob. Arthur ". McDougaIl. 1ank
lin Murphy, jr.. Algernon T. Sweeney,
Sheriff Frank n. Eommer ana George {.
Dodge. An address will be given BY How
ard Bradstreet, secretary Of the Metropoli-
tan Park Association.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
ORANGE LOSES CITY
LIGHT PLANT SUIT,
Court Holds City Had No Right to
Award Contract Under Act
of 1905.

At Trenton yesterday a decision was
handed down in the case of Herbert Light
hipe VS.. the City If Orange, Croker
Wheeler Company and the Western Elee-
trio Company. This is the matter Of the
award bX TIE Orange Common Council for
the municipal lighting plant.
The court held that Orange is not within
the class OF cities in the act OF 1906 au-
thorizing such plants. The resolutions
and contracts were set aside, but the ques-
ton of costs was reserved.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
TRANsUE TO COME 10 BLOOMFIELD

GERMAN VALLEY. Nov. 19.-Pro-
fessor Charles &c. Transue has resigned
as principal of the German Valley
public school, to accept a position at
Bloomfield. II is believed Rolla w.
Teel, of Hackettstown. a graduate Of
Lafayette College, class Of '07, will
succeed him.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
SCHOOL MAN ACCUSED
DR.. CHANCELLOR MUST DE-
FEND SERIOUS CHARGES.
Former Paterson superintendent, Who
Has Been in Hot Water in Wash
ington, to Be Tried.
CHARGES AGAINST CHANCEL-
LOR.

inefficient and incompetent.
Lacking In Judgment, a c and
mental sRoise.
N~eedlessly discarded $4,000
text books.
WilfuIIy exceeded his author
ity.
Guilty of INSTRUMENTATION.
Libeled districts educational
system.
Sought to stir up seditiOn and
destroy discipline.
Ridieuled and IibeIed the Dis
trict commissioners.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
BARBER, SECRETARY.
Former Minority Leader Gets Railroad
Commission Berth.
[specIal 70 the EvenIng star.l

TRENTON, Nov. 19.-Alfred N. Barber,
OF this city, was today appointed secretary
to the State Railroad Commission Mr..
BARRIERS salary will be 1000. Mr.. Barber
was assemblyman from Mercer County,
and acted as minority leader IN the last
session of the Legislature.
Acting Secretary James Maybury will
now inspect railroads. Tie was originally
appointed an inspector, and was assigned
to the secretaryship pending the appoint
ment of a permanent secretary.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
CERTIFICATES
WITHOUT COMMISSION.

The Federal Trust Company announces
in an advertisement on another page Of
the EVENING STAR thai it will issue Che
3 per cent. government certificates to peo-
pie wbo Wish to invest in them without
any commission charges.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19

superintendent Chancellor, before going
TO Paterson, was superintendent of the
Bloomfield public schools for several wears.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

5h6n 9eia9t. 9lltar @aurei
{ Ser ieinem Sobn er3abIt bat. ME q
ser Qoli5ei entipiidt lit. iflieBt nil
Sen @orten): ySiebit III. m,it
SoBn, 10 orebt man Sem quae Sd
gelebes cine gtoie.@
Ger 3uirieoene. Gin autono
biliit iah auf Ser 9anoitraBe einer
Pam nit eiuem Sum Dor iih her.
5ehel. er itoppte o6; a6er ser Suns
lief iDm gera0e Hber sen @e1. Is 6oB
er u%beriabren rulir0c mo ouf Ser
Stele loot mar. Ger AlitomobifIt
itie5 ans mo ia5te 80 oem TiiBa1a.
H1er .Gs tbut mir iebr lei0. Iiebsr
Mann, DAB oies paiiirt lit. Sb5naet
3iuln3ig 9iarf mohl Sen Sdaocn crr.
madleas . ia iaats Ser
4lann. -oos oenf ih BOD Ser an.
oere 5lbite uHO iu5r fort. Ser
2taun itafte oas @elo Elm mo 6Eifte
crit 0ui 0as peridnin0m0e gutoIuo.
bill Damn aEf Sen toStgu Sun0. .9,un
Hlodn ID blob miiial assn As s;isF
ge5oa?" ias.e er.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
q ~ n.
ssr neue 9iOeenss.

Sine tppiIbe StraBenfigur IN ser
Sauptitaot llngarns, Elm neiBboari-
ger Grieiter. Der itets iebr Grmlib
geflci0et, nit einem ShriftenbiinOeI
inter Dem Irme, oie Straben NHrds
500, mur0e Dor eintger 3eit in Ocn
Ylor9enihmOeu obnmddtig ouf Der
StraBe aufgeleieu uu0 inS 8odus-
ipital gebradt. 9ahoem er sic Be-
iinnrng mieOererlaugt bate, Lies CT
einen @eiitlihen an iein Eager font
men. Inn ibnt iein Geitament 81 Oif-
tiren.
Gs Iautete: sd Dermade mcin
gau5es 8ermogen sum gau uno Siir
llnteritiibung bon 9oriidulen. Sd
beiise 100000 &ronen, Sic bel @li.
Oapeiter @anfen onaeIegt iin0. Id
babe gebungert mo geOarbt. oaflit
i'd allies Ben armen MeniheH geben
fam" anfauas slaabte man. saB
Der 9ranfe i'm TeIirium iprehe, 0cd)
ertpieien lid feline angnben ais ridb-
iig. un0 0as Gapierbim0el. oas or Bel
ii 6truq. cntbielt Oie geitatiauna ici.
ner 9lnga6en. gls Sen @apiereR
ging bernor. Dab ser @reis nit Gr.
1rau3 @erlad ioeniiiA mar, einein
Ntanme. ser Goftor ser Sbeologie,
Der @hiloiopbie unO Ser &edte mar.
Gr. @erloh 5atte in ieiner Sugena
su aroBen @oifnungen berehtilt. Su
ben iiinf8iger Sohren mar er Saipef-
TOR oeS 9uoapeiter &rieiteriemiuors.
Ionm mur0e er gr3ieber in oriilorre.
tiihcn 6duiern. Globlih 400 er tiff
BON Sen Wenihen 5uriid uro nabm
auA cine inn Observation-Disclosures
nid)t an. Set Sen ied3iaer S5abren
iiibrte or Elm mlitetes Guiein un0 ie6.
te BON @aiier mo 9rot. Or. Ger.
lab bate nnd feline @obnuna. ior.
BERN perbradte ieine 3eit meiit iii
@arteiaal Oritter alaiie auf oam
@eitbabnhoie Ser oie gon5e Ead)t
ec0fnct mar. Cor einigen Sabran
fam Die @erorOmma. oaB 0ieIcr
@nrteiaal unh Mitetrnadt 5u iter-
rem Jet. Suiolge oeiien 500 iid see
SoHoerling in oas Gelegrap6ena.at
0e5 3aliptpoitamtes 5uriid. Oas sic
aou3e 9tadt gc0fnet lit. 6ier Lien er
Iih in elmer 6euiterniide oberboI6
Der Qliitbei3umg nie0er. Stm0enlanq
betcte CT II0 ihliei O0bei elm. @inent
@&mtet iiel es ami. 0ab Ser Son.
oerling aroBere 9etrage an sen
@dpit nad Rom ian0te. gr froare
Sen @reis cinnIal. parum er Iidl
nidlt eiue@obnung hide, uorauf Or.
@erldh erlui0erte. er t6ue Dies midi.
meiI er fiirdlte. bort ermorOet an
merOen. Or. @erlah Iebte in 9u0a.
peIt bonn 9etteln, in mebreren 6aits
baniern erbielt er Die Roit umionIt,
aud hatte er tini9e B6nner. 0on 81.
mem er @el0 be3og.
@eniqe Gage mad Gf5foiiuna lei.
1heS Seitantentes itarb 0r. @erlah.
es lit Elm 4dtbiel. uie er eiqentIif
0a5u gefonumeu mar. EN- lDabres 20.
gonteHleben 81 fiibren un0 oo6et
ieiH &ermogen itammt. Sein litter
1T lmbcitimmt er oiirfte oos 50. sc
6ensiabr ii6erihritten babeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

rem. Eie @iberaleR pcrtreten 0emac-
geuIiber Die 3ltidf. 0aB Die Dsttlih
felt alcs. egum ioafc = iUas MD:
oHsorlidiid pom &apiie Derboten IN
UNI ben religioiea 6rieoeR lpie0er.
ber5uitcler. Sic red)nen nit Der
oifentlideH 9lcinuHg. mcgne ois
oiiene Amile9nalng ae1cn oie 3eeie
ring miBbiliaf. neil oieie bel ihrer
Grtldrlne behagrt, 0aB tie Die Sir.
den nTdt i6tieBen nil, Uuo oob 0as
epiifopat ben @oridldaeu Der reaf.
tioH6ren politiiden 3artgien Toiae
lciltct. Ga Der @0pii Hur Dos Srens
siuIgsgeieb mo Oas nsne 9riaa0'
ide @eieB. meldes oas Boriae abans
bert, nermirft 70 munidlen Die gite
raIen oils Dem 6eieb oon 1906 8or.
tbeile 81 5ieben mo ieine @eitimmlu.
Gen sur @rinoung bon anltusge.
Hlein0cn 81 beTmseH Sad Ser 4n.
iidt Der fdtboliiden 3eitungen beiin.
ben IT'D Die llltramontanen in ser
Mebrbeit.
8aris, 16. San.
amtlider anfiin0iqung sufotee
lpuroen bic 4merifaner s.. s. Stat.
iielo = SaDlor, Sames so. 5letder,
Sames Stiaman, 9rofeiior 8ranoer
Wattbems uno aennetb gS. 8ierre al
Hittern mo Der aitronom Simcn
9ietDcomb in @dih;udtou. 9. g.,
gum aommaneeur Der ebrenlesion
eruanut.
garis. Is. San.
Gas frnn3oiii6e gpilfopat er6ff.
nete ieine Sagung I'M Shloiie De Ia
Weautte. 4Ht5ig BrGlaten paren
anneieno.
Rad einem @ottes0ienite in Ser
ShloBfapelle uno Der Abiingung oes
Benz Creator traten 0ie @aroindle,
er8biidofe unO giihoie inter Dem
8oriiBe 0eS cardinals 2ecot sur Or.
belt 5uiammen. IS Dur0eH oie fol.
gen0eH bier Gommiiiioneu %erHnnnt:
/. sir 8ragen 0es @ottesOienites i,
Der oorldufig offentlid bleiben ioQ.
Ger 8ii6oi 0aoole BON 9iion legte
cine ans 4om mitgebrdhte 8eriii.
gung Dor, oer3uiolge Die slbbaltuna
priOater @ottes6ienite n~orerit nidt
in @rmdgnng ge5oaen merOeH ioa.
2. Sur @elodngelegeHbeiten.
3. Sir oie lluteritiisung Der @eiit.
lihteit.
a. Sir Semiuarien uno elemen.
tarihuIen.
Die erite SonOlung ser @eriamm.
lung mad groffnrng Der Sisung
beitauo BARN, cine 9epeide an ben
Eapit 81 ienoen, in tueld)er oeriel5e
Der Treue uno llntertbdnigfeit Ger
frau5oiihen Stride oeriidert miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
CHINA.
Sdlanahai 16. Nannar.

49,
lin 0as Sdidial Der aus sen
STANDARDIZATION mad 9ine.aiang ge-
fliidteten 9eute nod idlimmer SIT
geitolten, lit nun aud nod enie Blot
ternepioemie i'm Eager Ser 6liidt-
linge aliSgebroden, pel6e es notb.
penoig mahte, sic aus Wtatten e.
rihteteH 3elte ser Sungernoen ME-
9ersIbrennen. Ser aapitdu airton,
Der bon Dem SiIfscomite ausgeianot
piiroe. INN ole Gage 5u unteriuben,
berihtet, oaB 100000 biilfsbeoiirftige
Berionen rad ibrer Seimatb 5uriid.
getriebeu itpo unO oaB iih auf ser
&iid3HgsIinie Sie ihredIiditen Sse.
men nbiptelten. gr ihGst, oaB cine
8iertelmilion 8erionen oQein in
9irs'ataug Dem l~tntergong geipeibt
iiH0, uEO 100000 in @ntung. las
paiitoe 8erbalten Der d)ineiii6en
8eamten fam Die Gage MIR iflini-
mer geitaIten- Die 9eibe iinO ale
IN ih0O5oitem 3uitan0e. ioonB er.
neute RegeHfG1e cine fpeitere lle6er.
%idaDemmul1g sur 6oIge BADEN mil.
len. Se0es Saus, 0as Rapitdn Sir.
ton in Ser Rahbaridaft BON 4ntun5
beiudte. barg eiaen o0er mebrere
6o0te ooer Sterbenoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

bsrgIeidenOe 8-uiammeniteaung oes
Reint6ums Ser gereinigten Staatelt
An0 Gn0erer Gambler. Sn Dem AnI.
iaee beBt es, Oab Ser 9ationalreid-
tbum Ses britiiden 90Higreids mo-
dentlid nm 100000 p19it Der
Der @erginigten StoatgH aber taslI9
Inn 100000.
Sn ben oisie Mittbeilung erlai-
tarrOen 8orten beiBt IS, DAB 6roB'
britanniens aeiftbun III sleidem
gtaBe ME Ser amerifamihe madden
piir0e, penn oas9anO lid eHtidlolie,
.Oas Sod ieines oeraItetaH 3aHoels'
ipiiems nb3uidittgln.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20

burssr &beOereien un0 ben GffI5ie-
rem ihrer Sdiffe oalieri tort. Son
SeitcB Der @ereinieung Der &apitane
IND SifBiere miro ie0o9 Die lleber-
5eugllHg allsgeiproden, bag i1lIeB-
li6 EN- fir belize 1beile beirieoigeH-
oes ueberetnfouuueH g~etroffeH Der.
ben miro. 81 eiIier geitern abgeBol.
teHen @erianmiIung 0es 8eroanoes
Der Sagiiane uno SHBiere thcilte Der
Soriieelioe nit, 0aB Der Stetiiner
3lDeiauerein es einitImmig abgele9nt
bnbe. Dos 5ornnlar 81 Hater3eidHeu.
oas bon ben &beoereien i~tnter5reitet
mur0c lmo ior0crt, oab Die Inter
seidHer iid pom Sem @er6an0e ser
aapitdRe 5uriid5iehen un0 oaB in-
foige oeiieH ole 8beoercieu oas 5or-
milor an ou6eren 3ldsen nidt sir.
filiren Iieben.
Samburg. IA. San.
Ser 3ampfer .2ucie Boermann@
1T BEL Come. Dem &auptbaien Oes
oeutiheH gogolonoes, r"iheitert. 9ie
9oit unO Ole 8aiiagie., rpAroen &c.
rettet.
lie n9ucie @oermann" mar Elm
Shiff 0en 1850 Eonnen uno per.
IieB 6amburg am 8. 2e5ember.
Berlin, 10. San
Ser decentralization Gernburs
miro ieiHer aolonialreoe Dor Ssm
oeutihen &auoelsfammertage sic
9erofientIid)ung zines 9u6es iiber
Die oeutide aolonialpoIitif foIsen
Iaiien.
Berlin, Is. San.
Ger @drtuergebllfe Ebomas8 Slider,
iUelder I'M perfloienen @ooember
oen 3d5nar5t GloplBen aus slltona
nuf Der @iienbdbniabrt BON lestge.
nannter Sta0t mad alein,6lottbed
srmor0et uao beraubt bat. lit BON
Dem S9murgeridt in 9an1burg 81
elmer @efdnsHiBitrafe BON 10 Sabrcn
Oauer bermrtbeilt moroen.
0ep gorf. Is. San.
Ger 20. 3. Sts5ts.~ fabeIt ibr
9erIiHer aorreiponoent:
Bon mabgeDen0er settle eriabrs
i'd iueitere Details iiber sen bereitS
m~itgetbeilten Antfag oeS braun.
i6meigiiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser
oif ole 9egelung Der EbronfoIge I'M
5er5ogthum nb3ielt. @ie ib fabelte,
ioQ Der 9~uuoesratb cine Gnti6eiOung
uber Die 5rage t~reifen. Oh cs NIT Ben
8runopriBipien ser 9iinoniBDer.
trdge unO ser 3eidsneriaiiung Der.
eInbar it, penn Der Ser5og @rnit
@uguit bon Cumberland, ionic 0eiien
olteiter Sobn, 4riu3 @eorg @ilbelm.
inter &erghtleiitung ami 0en Ibron
BON graunidmeig lire Aniprii6e
auf Sannoper aufredterbalten uto
Der iiingite Sobn De5 Ser5ogs, @rin5
@rnit auauit, nod gutiaguHa aaer
Inipriihe an @onnober fir iid iel6it
uno feline 2~es5enoen5 ouf Den Gbron
ron 9rdunidmeig berufen miro. Gie
9egriinoung oieies Antrages cutbdIt
cine ausfiibrIihe biitoriide Gar
Ieguns aaer Sdritte, rDel6e felt Dem
am 81. September norigeR Ssabres
erfolgten Eo0e Oes &rin5-Gegenten
AI6redt bebufs 9iegeluHg Ser Shron.
folgefrage geidchcn iino. Zen S6luB
biIoet oos mebrfah erp16nte SGrei.
ben oes 6er8ogs BON Cumberland
bonn a. DECEMBER oorieen Sabres, in
pe.aem oieier ieine Stelnno in Der
.tgaIegenbeit i'm Gimme oes antra.
ges pra5iiirt Bot.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
Sapan.
Sotio. 16. Sauuar.

Gos iapaniihe guOqet enth0lt
Sre0ite gum 8etraqe BON 5S2.632
Yeu o0er etna S291.34 Inn Oamit
Ole ltnfoiten Ser @ertreter Der 6lotte
mo glrmee SIT oeden, Die Sapan CUR
internatioHalen N~uslielung in
Samestopn 9n.. ieH0et. Die 2reu.
ser rEiufubu" un0 ~Gbltoie" neroen
Die japnniid)e 5lotte %pertreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
aroffo
Sam1cr is San.

Die 8dnwi.ale OCS Ben 9Tiur.
itammes ba ocuea Raiinli 3nitudi
rlbic. fnipittn mif Sen mar0ffmii.
ldtI @eaor0W &erhaH0lnnlgs an.
am iih u10 i1ram SausbeioGgenea
@Hl0e 81 erlOlrten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-20
&taIten.
@atanin. s1ilien. be-. San.

Satanic, SI5llIeH, 16. SGn.
Cur iel6ea 3git. ais iid Oas @rO4
ouf Somaifd ereiguete, beganI
Der 8uIfan @etna cine erbobte Sbd-
tiafeit uno IN ben mo0oniihen9ergen
mabten lid leinte ercTt6Be bemerfs
bar. 8rof. Slide. Ser Director Oes
0bierDntoriums aui Dem getna iagt,
OoB ~entueOer Die 9aoa5ffnnHgen, sic
I'M Sabre 1893 entOedt nuroen, iib
pergrobertbaben, ODER Sic gruptionen
lid innerbnIb oes gilitans ereiengt
baden, ga BON auBen man MIR Gau9
ieben fam.
3eapei, 16. Sanuar.
Ser Director oes 0bierDaforiums
auf Dem 9eiHo, grof. Motteneci. BE-.
rihtet, OnB gleidseitig nit Sem Gro.
beben nuf Sanaien Ote Sbdtigfeit Oes
Bulfans 5ugenommen bat.
Spanien.
MaIaea. IL. San.
Gina 1000 auspauOerer, 0enert
freie 6obrt 3ugeiihert mur0e, marten
bier altf lire g~eforoeruug nad Rep
Orleans.
Hormegen.
gbriItiania, 10. Sanuor.
Sn Srontbeim uno Ourd oas gans
Sc n6rolideH Rorpegen iDliroe beute
Elm leidtes @rObebei eeipiirt.
WitteIafien.
2on0on, 10. San.
Sn Niittelniien fonnte geItern ste
totale SounenfiniterniB gut beobah-
tie ueroen. Die poaitdnoige 9er-
OunfeIlulg pdbrte 8pei Minutea Die
tbeilmeiie cine Stunoe.
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9on0on 1G. ,,an

S0H0on, 10. san.
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Dem oiicatahen &laGc ser Sta0t
heraeitellt meroe. io0oB Se0ermouu.
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EelephoH thuu tam.
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bube geid1t sin paar abqcihRittene
Vopit pirltg8 mehr. ais Sic 5citea
%oli5iitcu.
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Guri2 rs San.

S0S frau50Niae Gpjifog0t icet
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