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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
A Remedy For
. Worms 8

Dear Sirs:- The Forks Me-. Oct. Is. O4.
Your 81. F." Bitters are used extern
slveiy around here. They cured me Of
worms. Yours truly, LYDIA HARvIE.
Children and grown-ups frequently
have: Worms when they may be doctor
ing for different trouble. If they are
thin and nervous, give 81. F." Atwood's
Medicine and you'll soon notice an I'M
provement, followed by a complete cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

New York city is to have seVehs,,
eight miles Of salt water mans, ~
eight to ,twenty-four inches IN o Ia.se.
ter. with 2,021 hydrants, for fire pro'''
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
kRUSO
PASTRY { BISCUIT
FLOUR

You will find that it gives ben.,
results in bread-making than ordi,
nary fours made from spring vbs,,
will0give in preparing pastry BIZ
cults, etc.
The ACME MILLING NJ | Co. ., indianapolis, Id
-AUGUSTA-webbe q Hewets. ceor,s,
DINER-F M. Noyes, J, E. CanninrSSsa.s
A. a: Brann.L A.Perry,y. II. Goodwin. HHi Ii
LOWELL.Charles II: Clary, A. q, Hs, r;hs
ton. SOUTH GARDINER-Louisi ;aidhInas
MINTHKOP- Jackson & TOwie. MsF
CHESTER-A.M M. Bowman L Co. WaTffk
yILLE.E: L. Cove, Whitcomb 4 Cannas
WiNSLOW-A Allen 4 Pollard RiCHMn5SSiN
B. +. Curtis. EAST PITTSTON- n. Ky
w. Scott. NORTH vASSALBORo-ES
Goodwin, W. A. Mariner. BENTON Sri
Bremner. SHAW MUT-A. s, Burke SE Hsf
HEGAN- ArnOld a. Currier. COOPFRs
M1LLS-AchoEn Bros. MONMOUTH-cf
Thompson. WEEKS MILLS-H. p ~
PALFRMO-E. NJ. Moody. b f LGR h All
DEPOT-H.v Y. smith. NO. SrDNEY-R
Hnssey. BURNHAM-G. Z. GiImnre RI III
TON Dixon g. Runnells. BOWD0IN
HAM j. +. Cornish.
FULLER-HOLWAY COMPANY, Distribu,or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act to provide for the protection
Of trees and shrubs from the introduc
tior ard ravages of dangerous insects
and diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
Passed to Be Enurossed,

An Act 10 amend the charter of the
Messalcnskee Electric Company.
An Act 20 Incorporate the Bingham
Electric Light Company.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine School
for the Deaf
An Act authorizing the erection Of Il
bridge or roadway across tide water be
tween Mackey's or Mackworth Island III
the town Of Falmouth, and the mainland
of +or-,,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01
Farm Fire Insurance.

It it is very short-sighted economy
not to keep your. home and it's contents
well covered by insurance, unless you
are SO we'll off that it's total destruction
by fire will not cause you any hard
ship. Still SO many companies refuse
such risks and those which take them
charge sich exorbitant rates as to be
almost prohibitive. Statistics of farm
mutual insurance companies show that
farm risks can be carried at much low
er rates than are charged by the old
stock companies. Farm and Home
has an editorial on this subject which
shows something Of the present status
OF the business One sentence we can
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

carried 1t nome ON his DdCk. lie IISl
step in science was to utilize the ami
mails that he had tanned to help in the
fields. We may imagine it was great
event when the first OK was harnessed
to pull the crooked stick that served
as a plow. 1t was small beginning,
and we may be sure that the future
was little understood. From one OK
there was an advance to the use OF
two oxen to pull the plow now made
bigger Centuries later came the use
of the horse. Thousands of years
later came the use Of the steam
engine drawing a gigantic combina-
ton of plows and turning up sixteen
burrows at time. AS soon as man
found out that he could do more by
having a beast. Of burden he began
to work toward freedom AS long
as men worked by themselves alone
it took all their effort to satisfy their
needs. AS soon as they began to
utilize the forces of animals and of
nature they began to rise out OF the
state in which they had been. It
was the triumph of thought, That
was the intention of the Creator.
The necessities of man should COM
pei him to think his way out Of his
difficulties All life is for the de-
velopment of the intellect. After he
perceived that he was made little
more. free by the help of animals, he
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01
Science and Farming.

. The business of farming is becoming
each year more and more surely a
scientific profession. OF course, there
are still those who make it a drudgery
with very little thought The advance
Of agricultural education is leaving
them so rapidly in the background,
that in few years more they will dis
appear. The following pen-picture OF
the beginnings of farming and it's pro-
gress is taken from the Farmers Re-
view:
Science is the handmade OF the farm
er as much as she is the handmade
Of the man engaged in any other occu-
patton. This is coming to be realized
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

more every day. The earth as
man found it had to be con-
quered. He went at it with
strong arms mainly and used
his brain but little. Science
was far from his thought. In
it's crude state the earth
eemed to need to be assault
ed by force. This man did
and in many instances he be-
came the slave of the soil.
His children after him labor
ed and took from the earth
sometimes a rich living and
sometimes a poor one. AS
the numbers of men increased
in the world the living became
more meager for leach one.
Then the tii1er>of the soil
began to Look about him for
aid and found it in science.
The priffreval man did not
even call !.pon the animals
of the field to help him in
his labors. He dug up the
earth with a stick and when
the meager harvest ripened
he picked it by hand and
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

for the most part are from thirty
to sixty feet above the lake. Dotted
the pines in a radius Of two
miles are ten smaller lakes, clear as
crystal, abounding with fish, and the
gentle slopes of all covered with Of
ange, grapefruit, and tangerine groves,
which are at the present time loaded
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

beautiful lakes which are admirably
adapted for that business.
The city is located on high ground
sloping gradually to the shores of tn
large and beautiful lake of the sam
name, which is some five or six mile
in diameter, its blue waters being seen
from the streets and residences, which
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01
EUSTIS, LAKE COUNTY, 1q2z
Its Beautiful Location Its Natural Advantages and
Progressive Citizens.
Progressive Citizens.
By CHAS. B. HULETT.

Eustis, in Lake county, called by
some (and not without good reason)
''The Queen City of the Lake Region"
is rapidly coming to the front as an
ideal winter resort, and for the large
shipment of oranges and grapefruit;
also for the numerous truck farms
which are located on the shores of the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

llOl understand, VIZ. that
Farmers Mutual companies
are carrying these risks at
rates which would be ruinous
to the old stock companies.
How SO? The farmers com
panies should not take the
risks at rate which will not
cover all losses. If they do
that and pay their expenses,
what more do the stock COM
panies need? The Farm and
Home article is as follows:
Farm fire insurance has be-
come so hazardous that many
stock companies refuse to
write any more farm risks.
Others take them at exorbi-
tant rates, yet claim there is
no profit ON this line of busi-
ness. Seventy-fve years ago
a number OF Massachusetts
mutual companies were or
ganized by farmers and 80
per cent OF their business was
in writing farm property.
Today barely 10 per cent Of
it is of this class. In the in
terval a great change has taken p
both n the conditions under wi
farming is carried on and in those '
are clasSed as farmers.
Yet many farmers mutual compa
have been organized since then
are giving ample protection to pol
holders at a cost which to stock G.
panies would be ruinously low fgur
The grange in many states has dol
no better work than that throue
its insurance companies. The succe
Of many mutual farm companies
practically every state shows that
we'll selected farm risk is no great
hazard than any other class of III
protected property.
But not all farmers can avail then
selves Of these companies and MI
go without insurance or pay hea,
rates to those already in the fel
1t has been proposed by some Of tt
mutual companies, doing gener
business that special class be mac
OF farm business, paying in retu1
premiums on these policies only {
much as their loss experience in th
class OF insurance warrants them
paying. Under such circnmstanc
it is urged that thousands Of farme
could obtain adequate insurance, E
advantage which under existing col
ditions is denied to them.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1907-05-01

with bloom, and from al PROBABILITIES
the fruit growers will have the most
profitable season in many years.
The famous Ocklawaha River flows
northward out of Lake Eustis, and it
will not be long before much needed
Continued on Page 2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
1a0en.

g arf8ru e. Der 1ieiige
Obrenar5t Or. 80. 3eroni. Der ais @es
lebrter unb pruititer einen trefTliden
@uf beiab, 1T duf elmer Grbolun9ss
reiie in Ggpptcn geitorben. Gr mar
erit SO Sabre alt.
9onnbprf {. Bon bier ndd Dab
Bon iou i'm @ni4lub an bic Nnfang
Ottpber b. $. gu c~roffnenbe 9abn
Gappel (S0aentbal6abn) : 2en3tirds
8onnborf cine elettriI6e 9abn gsbaut
ipcrben, beren proiett bic babiI9e Rez
gierung a%usarbeiten lGBt.
reiburg. SIN 9iirgerauss
f6ub ertlGrte Der Sberbirgermeiiter,
bic 6eoorItebenoen groben @~ufgaben
Der Stabt an 8auten (9ob, @rpeitez
rung bes StruBenhdbnneBes, Shuls
bduIer II. I. n.y. erforberten einen So
ftenaufpano BON 100000 Wdrt.
ga Der @elomarft f6iperli9 i4ned
elm anbsres @eIi9t befommen ipsroe,
biirfte mar fi9 I'M 8erlauf Der MIDI
lten Spci Bis BRET Monote CUR Nuf.
nabme cincs pierpro5entissn QnlsbenS
ent14liebcn.
Son It 3. Der unter benz 8ers
bad)t Der espionage perbaftete @eriides
run9Soberinfpettor S9nent lit auf
cine tsleQropbiide Weiiung bes Reidss
geri6tS freigelaHen tporben. Gr bat
bur6 bic Srrefiibrun9 ausldnbiIder
@ertrstsr i'm beuti9sn Sntersiie 9es
banbelt.
G0ffin n. 5ier purbe bic
Jrou be3 Brisftrdgers Sorban, bic
fdon cinmal perbaftet. uber lpieoer
freigeluhen porben mar, neuerbings
untsr benz 8erba4t feitgenommen, ben
8ran0, benz % 9duier bes 0orfss
gum Opfer fielen, anselegt gu baben.
por5be | m. Sberbiirgermeis
fer 5erbinanb 5absrmebl purbe nit
100 BON 40 abgegsbenen Stimmen
tpiebergep66lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
GljaG- Sot4rimgen.

Dieber9oen n. lntp:it 5entdj
iiberfi:l:a 5lpsi llnbetannte einea
2anbbrisftrGgsr, raubten i1m 300
Wart unb banben i'm bann nit Giiens
brabt On einen Baum.
M ). Sas Sdoffengeridt DEB
perurtbeilte ben Nebatteur beg .Gours
rier be Wsb" gu elmer Celebrate BON
100 Mart, epentueu 25 Tagen @es
fdnsnib tpesen Csleioieung bss liberia
len Rei9stagSabgeorbneien Or. Gre
goire.
8atfieres. gluf benz bieiigsn
Grisb6of lit ben In Der Sdladt DON
5eroisnpR oiHepils ~sefauensn frans
s5jiIden Sffi5isrsn Sanial unb 2as
ferisre, bic nsbft 70 i'm Rampf lnm
bic SABINE ssfullen.n SoIbatsn bonn 50.
2inien : Regiment auf genannteut
Grieotof bsitattet li.sen, Elm gemsins
James Dentmal erri1tet tporbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17

bieTer Summe erbieIt BITE Stobt 81
770.93 Marf; Der gIei9e 9etras lparb
benz Referpefonbs 5ugeI6rieben. Der
8eItano Der SpartaIie betrG9t runb
100000 Mart.
@rpte n. Der 6iirFli9 @olbs
ediI9e 8abinettSruth a. ., @irts
Iiber @cbeimer Ratb unb 8ammers
berr Jreibsrr b, N~inBin9erobe 1T pers
Itorben. WinbingeroOe bat 16 Sabre
lang olS Better BEN Gipittobinett bes
GiirItsn Sriebrid bon WoIbedsY prs
mont po%roeftanben. .5'1i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17

bic 1ieIige lDebinouItrie au%f3uneiien".
3mci gr0Bere 6irmen, 80. @ra6mann
unb Gdlmiot &c Pfibe, baden fir ibre
Weber cine g. Bis 10pro5entise 9obns
%er609uug eintreten IoTen. Die lebtere
6irma nin1mt cine N~ergrDberung i6res
BetriebeS Dor. gs Iouen un9efGbr
200 neue Webitibte aufgeItelt reroen.
2etp5i9 g. Der perItprbene @es
iebrte, S9riftiteuer uno Nerpenar3t
Or. Paul Sulius M0bius bat benz
Seip3iger 3bierfduboerein. be6en
l~an9idbriges Mit9lieb err mar, lebtpils
Zig Elm 2e9at in S0be bon 10000
Mari ousgeIebt.
M III B a. Die bieIi9e, felt
mebr ais 500 Sabren beItebenbe Des
berinnung bat ben GrlGs zines Qreals
p~ertaufS in 90be bon 20,70O Mart
ais nStiftun9 Der 8eberinnun9 gu
Mittpeioa" benz Rat6e our @erpols
tung iibergeben. Die iGbrli6 1923
Mart betragenoen 3inien ioIen Bis
our 9tufI0fung Der Snnung, bic neue
MitgIieber ni4t mebr aufnimmt, ben
GIteIten bieiigen MebermeiItern 5uflies
Zen; mad Qufl0luns Der Snnung itebt
Der Stabt Die geiammte Stiftung8s
fumme CUR freten @erfI9ung.
g 6 ibenbe g. Sm Sabre
1906 erbrd6te unIere SpartaIIe einen
Retlgelpiun BON 28,510 Mart, Der 81
lpobttbGtigen unb ge~meinniiBigen
3peden @erpenOun9 finben Iou.
3 10 / d a ii. Sin @rbeitgeberpers
banb fir bas MaIers, 2adirers unb
MnItrei6ergeperbe in Der 8~reis9uupts
mannfdaft 3pidou lit bier erri9tst
unb ais @erein eingetrdgsn poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
R6Irin1i(6e Sfaafen.

8 a. Sier ipiro in a[ler Siirae
nit bern 8dl zines @oltsbaoes beoons
men perben. Die Stabt itelte elm
GrunoItiid am tleinen parabtss I'M
entgeGtlid our @erfiisung; bic &arl
.3eiBsS tiftllng unb bic SpartafIe fpens
beten je 100000 Mart. ,0ie &C.
Iammttoiten iino ouf 100000 Mort
peranidIast. Sur @uf6ringung bes
reItIi4en 8apitals unb our @erlpals
tung bes 8oltsbabes bat iiG elm
@oItsbabperein gebiIOet.
SoaIfeIb. Ser Sersog fGcnttc
Der @emeinbe Didersborf ais GU
f6ub gu ben Soften zines Gripeites
run9Sbaues Der 2c1rcrppbnung ben
9etrag bon 1900 Mart.
g 9 T. 3. Na9 Der Iebten 3Gbs
lung 1900 beItanben in Reub j. 6.
nod 80 Miiblen. bubun iin0 2 erGbere
9anbelsmibIen, oIs iibrigen aber iiuh
&unbenmiiblen. @iS 1905 iparen bas
BON 5 abgebrannt, iprppn nur 3 mic
Der aufgebaut trprben finb. Seine Der
Miiblen rermaDlt idbrIi4 mebr ais
500 Sonnen.
9 tabtiIm m. Gum @iir9ermeis
fter Der 6ieii9en Staot purbe unter
104 9etperbsrn Der bieIige Stdbtietres
tar unb Sparta6enperpalter s.. Miils
Ter qefpd6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Srete StGofe.

s am burg g. Sie Sam6urgsQme.
rita>2inie erIteb bic @~ntiinbiguug,
eaB ite ibren @uspanbersr s0i,nIt mad
Retp Yort Biz no9 Bolton a~usoe6nen
tpirb. Die Neuerung Toq ii9 boIs
sie9en, o6ne baB Der Ga6rpreis erb0bt
pirb. Der 9uupt5ped beS S9rittea
lit, es 3u erm09li9en, bab cine Before
8ertbeilung Der @inpdnberung Itatts
babsn lam. = 0os &urdtorium Der
burd oa5 @ermG9tnib @lfreb 9eits
en~tItanoenen tpifIeni4aftli9en Gtifs
tlng trdt biefer Sage, nu4oem Der
8runoftod bur9 dnoere s3ufpenoungen
ungefdbr psrboppeIt 1T, nit BEN
Sobungen uno einem Nufruf UNI iuei.
tere 9eitrdge an Die Seffsntli6teit.
Dos Gno3iel Der Ctiitung lit Die Grs
ttdytung elmer hamburger Sodi6ule.
. Creme n. 2e6rer @anSberg
lpurbe tpegen WufreiSun5 be8 Yublis
tums gegen Die grenif9e G9uIbss
I0rbe uno gesen ben S9utinIpettor
9oppe. iofuie ipegen Offentli9er Mib.
adtune Der 9sbOroen, begdngsn burG
einen i'm GItern6unoe gsbaltencn @ors
trdg. bon Der Oi6aiplinartammcr gu
einsm 8eripeiIe, 200 Wart Celebrate
unb in Die Soften beS 0erfubrens psrs
urtbeilt.
6 ii b d. Sic 8iireerf9aft nabm
einen Qntrng ouf Grri9tung zines
arematoriunS on. = Oie Qiibeds
8ifsner GiIenha6ns @eIeLf6aft bat
ibren geamten als GeboItsaulaee cine
UNI 120 Start erb0bte Srts3uluge be-
niqiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
&ro60ersoafGnm 0eGen.

9 nj It abt. 0as SeIIifde
Miniitsril,m bes Snnern, Nbtbeilung
fir SdulangeIe9enheitcn, bat dnges
orbnet, baB in alien 2dnogemeinoen,
in peIden bic Moitdfer S6aben due
ridten, Die 8inoer Der oberIten G9uls
tlaIen bis neun u9r @ormittagS bonn
llnterri1t tefreit peroen t0nnen, Tim
beim GinIdmmeln Der MaitGfer bebitfs
lib gu Iein.
81 a / II 3. Sn benz bieIigen &res
motorium iinb i'm riten 0liartal
1907 II GinGf6erun9en poGlSp9en
fporben, C::scn SO I'M 9IeiG:n 3eitraum
bes pori9en Sabres. Inter ben einges
Gi6erten p:rionen iparen 40 MGns
ncr, 20 5rausn uno 2 Sinber. Der
ReIigipn mad fparea 40 epangeliid,
IA tat6oIiTdL l aIttat9oIiI9, 2 freis
9riItli9. 2 i1raeIitiI9, 3 0ifiibenten.
9o8 Glitter apii6sn 60 unb 70 Sab
rem mar an ftdrfiten bet9ciligt.
Open e m. Die @ruppenz
poTerperIcrgung bes RbeinsS Sell Sc
bets, beren 8etrieb nod in bieiem
Sommer erDffnet pGben Iou, 1T Die
grDbte Der Bis ieBt in Rbeinbsiisn aus
aefiibrten. sic umfabt % Gemeine
ben nit 21,000 9epobnern in ben
&reiIen Sppenbeim, Morms unb OIL
3ep. Sic Gcfammttoiten Iinb auf
1,875,000 Mart peranf6lagt, DAD
Robrneb Der !6auptpertbeiIungslsituus
gen bat cine 2dnge bon so, bas Der
Srtsleitungcn einc iotde bon no
&ilometern.
80 o r m 8. Die $4,000 9Gnbe
umfaFenb: pduIus : 9ibliot6et in
Dorms lit als @eiGe1t bes hieIigcn
gItertbumspereinS in ben 8eiib Der
Stabt iibergcgaa9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
Sa@Csn.

. resbe n. Ser 9e3irtstag Der
@mtsbouptmaunf6aft Dresden : Glts
ftaot senebmiete bic Nufnabme zines
9arlsbns BON 10000 Marf fir ben
BAN eines reuen Nrbsits6aufes In
Godlbdufen unb zines stpeiten OAR
lsbns BON 10000 Marf fir bas 8rug
bon Wiobas 0erpflesbaus. = Die Or.
Gtiftuns in Dresden ergab I'm
0priabre einsn 2einsetpinn bon 179,e
e56 Warf. 6iernon tpurben $1,000
Mari Der @iins>4fplsS tiftung unb
benz giirserboipital, 5000 Mart benz
Grmendmt CUR Speifung Grmer unb
Der Neit bon 144,656 Marf benz Der
f9onsrunssfpnbs Der Stabt Dresden
i~ibcrnisfen.
Gbemnib +. Der fruber in gh,m.
mtg ipobnbafte 9dnofdubfabritant
Bruno Talte, Der es bonn arrlsrt
misunderstanding gum mebrs
faden Miniondr gebrddt bat unb duf
elmer MsItreiie IN Sinsapore geitorbsn
III, febte bic Gtabt Gbemnis 5ir
saiipterbin feinsS 100000 Mart Be-
tragenoen W~ern0gens elm.
Trdnfenberg. Ginen redt
iloii:a Ocfd.sft5aana hot n~.cens1s.na
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17

bic refte G8ldfe getD6teF. 0oS W1os
tip lit unbetannt. Gr beIaB zines Der
9r0Bten @eT9dfte in Der porselans
0aIIe unb 9olt ais p~erm0genber Mann.
9 ii n II. !Sier lit Der be%oeutenbite
Steininbuarieqe Wdbrens, Der Bib
bauer SoDann SomoIo, Der unter ane
berem aud bic &riegerbcntmdIer duf
ben S9la6tfelbern bon 9obitI4au
unb @pfotop erri6tet bate, i'm 62. 2ss
bensidbre seitorben. @r mar elm gns
bdnger Der bsutI9zforti9rittli4en
pdrtet.
Cub p c Il. reber baS 8ermOs
gen bes gepeIenen Sbergeipdns Bella
b.. Sorpatb puroe Der &onturs perz
bdn9t. Sorpatb p.rmGblte Ii9 Dor
3ipet Sabren nit elmer rei9en @rbin,
Der SoGter bes Qr9itetten Steinbl,
lpelfe ibm cine Mitgift bon mebreren
bunberttouIenb &ronen ms Saus
braGte. 9iefe Mitgift TIT aber I9on
Idngit perbrau9t. Die paiiipen iols
len piele NtiLioncn &rpnen betra9et,
oenen 4ttiben MIR in Der 9D6e bon
100000 bis 100000 Sronen 9egens
iiberiteben.
g a 4. !Ster ftarb Der ltniperIis
tdtsprofeHor unb @oritdnb bes Sdbns
GrStli6en Snftituts, Or. @nton 8leids
itein, elm gebirtiger @iener, i'm go.
2ebsnSiabre.
Snnsbrud d. Dor benz Sterens
pab i'm @%rlbsrs9ebist tpurben 30 fir
ben Strabsnbau i'm 2edtbal beItimmte
balmatinii9e Irbeiter BON elmer 2as
lpine iiberraT9t. Der 20idbrige Dir
better Sdtie iplirbe get0btet.
&aran ebes. !Sier bat Elm
Yi~itolenbusll nit t6btli9em 4isgonge
Sipif9en benz @potbeter S9no3 Siis5s
fas unb benz @cnbarmerie s2eutndrt
8aIman Sotb Itattgefunben. Die &us
gel brang benz iungen OffiSier in bic
8rlit uno our1bobrte bic 2un9e. Die
lrIa9e beS 9ueus mar elm Mortpe9s
iel in einsm &dffeebuuIe.
2embcrg. StaotprGToent Mis
4alsti 1T seltorben. Sin tppii4er Res
p~rGientant oes 2emberger ntleincn
Munnes," bat Der p:ritorbene 8iir9ers
meiItcr ieinen QBsg ous elmer S9miebs,
bic er mod Bis in bic lebte 3eit betrieb,
Bis gum 8irgermeiiteritubI feiner
8ateritabt gemd9t.
2in5. Der Srnit6olo9e uab prGe
parator @buarb Sobef fen. Geging nit
fetner 0attin emma bas Set Der gols
bsnen !Soh3eit. !Sobet erfrcut iid, troB
ieiner 80 Sabre, nod auberorbsntli9cr
9iiIigteit.
Oeben burg 9. Der 20idbrige
9~GdergebiIfe Sran3 pinter, ipelGer
ben Batter feinsr @eliebten, Der ben
@erfebr beS &ngetldgten nit ieiner
Sp9ter ni9t buloete, bur4 bier Res
polperf9iiTle get0btet bate, pllrbe BON
Sdpurgeridtc iuegen porIGsliAsn
SObtI9lagss 81 apDlF Sabrsn 3u4ts
9auS perurtbeilt.
BOD (. Die 2~otal6abns
ftrede P%oD8borfsD obsrmannSborf III
BEN 8erte6r i~l6ergeben porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-05-17
1SIrftert6erG

Stuttgart. SaS MiniIterium
bes Snnern bdt augcoronet. bic 3on=
aefIionirung neuer Wirtbidaften 81
bsI9rGnten. = Sds &onierpotorium
fir Duff beein0 iein 50idbrt9eS SUI
bilGum.--0cr . ber1tubisnratb Gouaro
paulus, frii6er 2anOestonIerpator. be-
tannt ais &unftforl9er unb I~priIGer
Oi2ter, lit geitorben.
SOB | m. Die bur6 bdS
&usI6eiben beS profeTors Or. 8oms
ped erleoiete profeIur fir Geologic
unb Minerclogie an ber 2anblpirtbz
f6aftIiden SoGI9ule in 5o6enbeim
ipurbe benz 9ripatooserten an Der
uniberIitdt 9iibingcn, Or. Setir pile
ninocr. unter Grncnnung gum orbente
liten profefIor iibsrtra9en.
8 ii gen Sier bat por Der
&ommiIiiou fir bic Grstlide @orpriis
flung bic criie Dame, SRI. Seblpig
0inteI ais Garnitatt. cine friibere
S9iIcrin bc5 StuttgGrtsr WlGbden=
gpmnaiium3, tas dr3tiide Pbpiitum
beI Ianhsn.
Il m. Ta8 &riegsgeridt Der q.
9iDiIion berurtbeiIte ben llntsroffiSier
unb @dtaiuonStdmbour Wbele bonn
Snfanteriss Iegimcnt Rr. 120 81 5pei
No9en MittelarreIt ipcgen SoGbatenz
miBGanblung. g6cle bate eincn @e@
freiten, BON benz er 9laubte, or ba5c
i'm @lieO geiproden, II Stunbe i'm
Wallsra6en 2aufi4ritt MAIDEN unb
Sturmmari9 f@laoen ~laiIen. bis Der
Monn tcluubtlo8 gu @oben Itiir5te.