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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
EISELE WILL START in
BIG GAMES TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-The athleti car
nival of the Amateur Athletic Union will
be held at the Madison Square Garden to-
night and Tuesday night. Among the en-
trants are included many worlds, Ameri-
can and Olympic record-holders.
Two events stand out prominently above
all others. the two-mlle and five-mile run.
There have been strong fields seen In these
and in other long-distauce events in New
York before, but never, il Is said, has there
been an instance in which the issue was IN
sGch Doubt US in these races, 10 which
Benarsr Eizele, Drlseoll. Bonhag. Lee, Col
Inns. Bailey and Cohn Will compete.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
RUTT SAYS HE'LL WIN SIX
DAY BIKE RACE AGAIN
herman Who Is Training at VailSburg Track Con-
fdent Of Outcome Foreigners Pretty
Classy Bunch Of Cycle Riders.
BY G. A. FALZER.

A LII was life and hustle yesterday at woelhe's little
- hosiery, Central avenue and Twelfth street, where
- @ the foreign riders, who arrived Saturday on La
Touraine, established their training camp preparatory to
the six-day bicycle race, which will be set in motion next
sunday night at Madison Square Garden.
It's a queer sight up there. seeing those foreigners
struttlng about, jabbering away in their native tongues,
looking wild-eyed at the doings in the land of the free and
appearing generally like a flock of lost sheep in a strange
pasture.
They came here with the reputation of being "Europe's
pest" How many of them will be ON their wheels on the
night of December u. the end of the race. is a question,
but some OF them will be ridden into the ground by their
rugged American competitors, as has been the case year
1ey'n have for their long trip will be a store of sad recol-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
KNOCKS OUT
HIS MAN In SECOND

Bill O'Leary, who makes his home In this
city at present. but who halls from Mont
clair, knocked out Sailor Burch, of New
York, yesterday in a private fight In the
big city in the second round.
O'Leary has been fighting but two months.
but In that time has won six fights, three
Of them knockouts. He weighs 40 pounds
at present, and Is said to have improved
wonderfully. his best fight being a seven
round go with Sandy Williams, whom he
bested all through the fight. He was given
the decision on a foul.
The newcomer trains at Kline's gym
|nnSium.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
AUSTRALIAN FINALLY
WON THE DAVIS CUP.

MELBOURNE. Nov. 30.-The Aus
tralian players today won the DAVIS
| cup. finally defeating Messrs. Wright
and Alexander, the American contest
ants.
When the contest was resumed today
there were two singles to be played,
and II was necessary because of pre-
vious defeats for the Americans to win
both in order to bring the cup to this
country This they failed to do.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
THlSTLES DEFEAT ROVERS.

The Philadelphia Thistles won a brilliant
victory over the crack Fall River Rovers,
at Philadelphia, on Saturday, by a score Of
l goal to O.. The Thistles, particularly their
defense, put up a great game and succeeded
in holding the aggressive Rovers in check.
The Royers will protest the game. claiming
that several of the Thistle team are in
eligible to play in an American cup tie. The
protest will be heard at a meeting of the
A. r. A. on Wednesday night.
BY defeating the Brooklyn f. c.. at
Brooklyn, on Saturday, the Howard &
Bullough F. c., of Pawtucket, r. l., entered
the third round of the American cup tie.
The score was 2 goals to l in favor of the
Rhode Island players. The Brooklyns
played a 81 eat game, and for a time looked
like winners. The visitors rallied, however,
near the close and shot two goals. gaining
a well-earned victory.
The Camerons. of New York, defeated the
Arcadia Thistles. of Brooklyn, yesterday In
an American cup tie by 8 goals to 2. The
game was played at Visitation Park, Brook
-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
MOTOR CYCLIST PUTS
UP WORLDS FIGURE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 30.-Fred
Huyck's motorcycle turned the Ascot Park
oval yesterday in So seconds for one mile.
which is one second faster than the worlds
record of 81 seconds. that he already held.
With a standing start he made the first
worlds record, and for five miles he had
another to his credit in Am. SSs.
George Blaylock rode ten miles in ON. 40s.,
which is another worlds record.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
MANUFACTURERS
LEAGUE NOW HAS
CLOSEST RACE
Carter : HOwes Lead - Four
Games Between Second
and Fifth Teams.

The Carter-Howe team now leads In
the Manufacturers Clerks League at
the Iroquois alleys, having passed the
Public Service bowlers. The rae is
n Of the closest in progress on local
alleys. There is d difference of only
four games between the second and
fifth place clubs. Banks. of the Carter
Howe team, still tops the standing of
the Individual bowlers. The records
fnllom.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
YER WEEBE REPLIES TO
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

p. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. O.-The letter
sent by President Roosevelt to Yer Wiebe,
halfback of the Harvard football eleven,
following the victory over Yale. was an
swered by the Harvard student last night
as follows:
"~Ttollis Hail, Harvard University.
my dear Mr.. Roosevelt.
Il received Eour kind and appreciativo
letter Of the 2ifb ! assure you that Il vas
with the greatest JOY and gratitude that
/ read your sentiments. / agree with you
that IScnnard should be given much credit,
but / also feel that every other membei
Of the team deserves and ought to re-
eeiva inst as lnpeh praise as }. IT, az
You say, IT, was 3ne TO ny work that Ken
.rard WIS enabied to kick his goal, II
was, IN turn. due to the other fellows that
T. could accomplish what / did, Again
thanking you for your encouraging words,
permit me to remain.
Sincerely AMI gratefully yours,
Err s f. YER WIEBE.'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
RAYNOLDs QUITS YALE TEAM.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov, 3O.-"Randy''
Reynolds. the Yale two-miler, yesterday
resigned as a member Of the track team
because of heart weakness. Reynolds was
one of the best cross-country runners at
Yale, He Is the son Of Professor Reynolds,
Of the Yale law school.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
TRUE BLUES DOWN RANGERS.

= The second round American cup tie be-
tween the True Blues and Paterson Rangers
was decided at Willard Park, Paterson, yes
terday, the True Blues winning, 2 goals to l.
All the scoring was done in the first half,
Gilmour and Morer scoring for the Blues
and Ward for the Rangers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
Kelly IN CALIFORNIA.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. S0.-Hugo
Kelly. the Chicago middleweight, arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday with his trainer,
Molly" Mcdonald. Kelly is sure he can
beat Papke after seeing the way the iii
nois Thunderbolt was handled by Ketchel.
Kelly will train at Santa Monica.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
CENTRAL INSTITUTES SHOW.

Professor Troxler has arranged g GOOD
card for HIS athletic show at the Cen1'rha a
eIeht foxing bouts and wrestling y
fencing exhibitions.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
RAW ry LycEUM'S OPENING GAME.

The Bayley Lyceum basketball team will
omen its season on its home court Wednes-
day night, meeting tho Dominicans, of this
city,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
cLARKs BEAT HOLLYWOOD INN.

The Clart A. A. had little difficulty in
entering the third round Of the American
cup competition yesterday, the threadmen
Yonkers, on the Ciarks' grounds In tht
second round BY s goals to 2
Clark A. A. Hollywood Inn.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-30
WEST HUDSONS
BEST ROvERS
Of FALL RIVER

The West Hudsons got sweet revenge
yesterday at Harrison when they
tackled a defeat to the tails of the Fall
River Rovers who were bested OF Sat
urday by the Thistles, of Philadelphia.
The Hudson county lever shot the
ball past the Spindle City bunch's posts
four times, while Hanlon, of the Har-
rison eleven, let the spiral pass him but
twice. Earlier in the season the Rovers
put the Hudsons out of the running for
the American cup.
The lineup follows:
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lcthns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
&ro@6erioafGnm Eac0ett.

NIsfeIb. 8ei Dem bis OOr Sur
sem ouBergeD6Gnlt6 m.Ioen 6erbitz
petter babcn Wolo, Tc,o uno Garten
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bIuma iluo reife Wdperobeereu puren
beuer i'm Sttober nt@t5 GeItenes. Sn
2euIct ftouo fbgur Elm WeinItod in
8liithe. 2(uf Ssrn etDu 400 W3ctcr
bod geIegenen &Onio5berq 6ot Elm
WIonoeIbourn OoQitduotI ou88ereifte
5rit6te Qetrogen, bic Gus Der S6oIe
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s. 3 II. Der alFTtc Ginpo1ner
bon 0teBen uio gan3 GterbcFea, Der
0eometer 0eorg GuIeg cer dm !, 81
tobet,bteTeS Sdbre8 in noA oer6dltniB
mGBiaer Stride feirea lG4. GebHrts
tag i%eierte, 1T ~geItorten.
ID in 3. Gum 2!ubau uno 3ur
Seron5u6t crtragsreiher Wur5eIrcben
lpiro Der Nu2i9uB ce3 Ia1opirt5s
idoftIi2en 9ereinS fir bic Bropin3
Rbeinbefen in ben eiu3eIneu &e3irtsu
Rebi6uIen erri6ten. Die SetdmpfurQ
Der &ebi6doIir9e fri mob MaBaube
zines ouf3uiteQenoen Plnre5 erfolGeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
lnh on6ino,n nnntt anr6e oo5 Nbier

unb on6iro,r mDGtt 'murbe Oo5 Sbier
nit efrem lI1le rrilo uHD uuc6bobrte
Sro6mc mil .cjue1 05ruerH oerart,
BOP Der 3oo Tofort cintrat. Der 81
jdGrige So6D Trobme@ mnrpe babel
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0e1fau. Irou &u!ie oOn Sue
geI8eR. bic bier i'm 9lufe hires Sob
ncs. 6e5 Yaitors cacr. SenHo oott
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ferrp unO 5ofmolers 4jl6cIm pom
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9enCertnrepqlaer cre3 often Wtans
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De nj r Dsi g.rbejtcr Som
RAD aruIt aijs 5orn. Ter Oom Set
molccr Snaalrssriat i'm Nobre 1888
!uegsn WhlttatH6soes aui eIHea Snoi-
3icn6erpei5 bih 5liNl. 2ore v2rnrt1ctlt,
oonn aber gu le6enst&u9lter 3uc3ts
bousfrofe begnooi9t nrt5c lit in
Sreibeit aeIeBt por6eu. &ruIe bat bic
T6ot bis our @tunee ]Qcltuanet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
sga,F78 aOeu.

8abe NJ 9 a , e n. Die 9tuo
gGpino," Die i'm SousBro3ei7e cine
Stole ipieIte unb Dem Snror y.
Retbenitein geb6rte lit bur6 &ouf in
ben 9eitb Oes Serrn petrp aug Gar
bone iiberge8ongen.
s retburg. Der Staotrntb bat
Die Grri@tung elmer elettrii9en 0ra0ts
feil6obn bonn S4ma6ent6pr ouf BEN
S6IoB6erg genebmigt,
W2 onn e m. Die bieiige Poltz
jetoirettion CAB betannt, buB audi fir
Soitnoht 1909 elm @er6pt DeS 3ro=
g.18 bon @eIi9tslarpen uuf DFfentz
Iiden StroBen uno PldBcn ergeGen
nirO, no9cem Oomit i'm Iuufeupea
Sabre ginIige G%rfabrungen geinndt
tporben Iino. Die 8etanntQabe biaier
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@eiaGft5leute, Die S9er5z uno Salt
no6tsnrtiteI feilbaIten, Dor GGuoen
81 6etonbren. 0uS gu erluIienoc Ser
bet miro ii3 uu4 ouf bo5 @erfen nit
&noQerbien, Iopic ouf Die 8elditigunz
gen nit 6cberneOeln erItredcn. - Ser
0trigent Mtu3nuer bon Der bier uno
in 9uolpigsbufen ouftretenben Obsrz
inrt6alef SdngergeIeaIc6aT ~itiir5te
IiG BON bem GeIGncer Der W&ann6eimz
Guopi8sbafener Bride in ben R6ein.
6in3ueiIenoe SGiIfer tonnten i'm ni9t
mebr retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
R6nrinaifGe Sfaaten.

SImenou. 2tu9 in ~unIeyer
Staot bat ii9 Elm 6euer6eItottungaz
berein gebiInet. Gr itrebt Die Grri6r
tung zines &remntoriunl5 in SImenau
on.
RobIo 0ie @ittme res peritorz
beren aItenburaiI1en 2onOtngaab3ez
orbneten Nlbtp God in &eBlar Fat sum
9eod6tnib ibre5 Mannc5 Der rG9ule
gu 9r5BniB Den 8etrog bon 1000
W2art geInentt.
&Dtri i. Oh G 'ele bes btSGeri4
gen &iirgermeif Hers SIEGE, Der 5unl
9eme;nbeporiteber in 2euI6a gepG9lt
lit, ipurOe Der 9roturiIt Der 6iiritIi6en
8roueret G6YtriB, Miiniter, eiaItimmig
gepdblt.
SoI3ungsn. Die in 8umpeIz
itobt nit einem SoitenoufDonoe BON
10000 Marf neuerboute G6ule lit
ibrer 9eItimmung ii6ergeben pprccn.
gu ben 8outoIten BADEN oer 6er3og
BON Sa6iensM }einingen unb Die be
fannie Wo6ltbdtertn S5rau bon @eiB
in S6tpeino erbebIt6e 9eitrdge 9es
~leiItet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
Gr[a6-

oBburg g. Die @uttin bes
8ebeimen S6erregierun9srot6es a. 8.
8etBIer aus StraBburg mar ro9 Ser
lin getommen, nm ii9 elmer Separation
3t unter5ieben, uno tpobnte in einem
peniionot. 9(us Sur6t Dor Dem Gr3tz
li4en Gin9riff itiir5te lie Ti4 aug
sinem 8eniter ibrer Wobnung ouf Die
StrnBe bina6 uno perleBte Iid 70
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nab Der 4ufnobme itarb.
d 10 1t r. 9as 8~riegsges
ri9t Der 81. 9ipiIipn perurtbeilte Der
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in 8if9peiIer, Der i'm MonDperquors
tier in Meiitrobbeim in g~e59:gten
Gipiltleibern iein Miitbhen ali Slpet
llnteroffi3ieren getiiblt butte. gu 2
Sobren ID So9en @efdnsntB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
$reie Si10fe.

8 m b urg G. 4uf Dem Central
frieDbpf in 9omburg nur0e Gin Grabs
0entmal oe5 beriibmten 9eiungsmei@
tiers Sulius G%tpdbouIen eingeDeibt.
- @uf Der @u8reiie bes 6omburger
Observation-Disclosures y9tnoos" ertrQns
fen orei Monn Der 8eIaburg, bic in
f6perem llntpetter iiber 9oro geTpilt
pur0en. - Der &openba9ener Supe=
Tier Deimunn, Der in eirem bisIigen
9otel obgeftiegen mar, bate SupeIen
i'm @eIommtipert6 pon 100000 W}art
Der GeI4dft8Ieitung iibergeben peIfe
ben toItboren S6oB i'm geloIntont
oes SoteIs binterIegte. @us pieIem
8erma6r ijno bic SuipeIen entpenoet
poroen. RAD benz Skater puroen
No4forI6un9en eingeIeitet,
9 ergebprf, Der &oufmann
2uttropp unO Ieine Srau boben iid
tpegen gef9Gftli2er 8erluTte an einem
9ol5perte ourA Qeu9tgas in ibrer
Bobnung pergiftst.
8 ii d. @egen ben fosioltitii6en
Reootteur SteIing lit Die 4ntlo9e me
gen 8e~Ieioi9ung oes geIammten Oft
~6ter1tonoes erbo6en iporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27
Q5Grftcll5 cya..

@ tuttqort I. Die Straftumz
mer Derurt6eilte rem uerontoortlincn
Reoutteur Der 3eitI6rift nWldt5,"
5uns Jif&er, tpcgen @eIeibt8Nr9 Dc5
Wmt8ri6ters Or. Q6Tal aus 6am9urI
gu 400 U}ort @eIoItrois un0 3ro9uu9
Der Soften. Die Qegen ben Nmt8ri@
ter Or. 26iTeI Qeri6tetei NrSriife
l0oren in eincm 4rtitel ent91itau, Der
in IdarFen Dorten oo5 llrtbei. i'm
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o5impli5iIiimus" tritiTtrte. - Der
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8iirttembcr9, ProfeNor @5gg, 1T i'm
otter bon Il Sohren 8eIIOrbeu. Sine
8iertelItunoc Ho5 Dem Io0e pes re-
togtcn 2eDrer3 pcriGJieo an ieiner
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tuaren beicc I&Der letOeno.
3 b / d 6 q n. 0raf
i3eppeIiu uuterno6m nit Ieinem UNI
gebouten unO perbeTertcn 4uftidjff
pieber einen b0AIt erfoI9ret3en Slug
iiber ben 8o0eniee. M}e0rere 0omen
begletteten i'm, unter bieien bic Ser
3ogin 8ero ppn @%urttem6erg uno Ocs
8rofen 3eppe!in eigene 3o6ter, Der
Slug ruuerte cine Stunoe.
SUbingen, Der MultimiIiars
bar Hptefeuer bat ben 8oritaro Der
biefi9en pIpdiotrti6en &Iinit, PrOfeIs
for Or. Gaupp, gebeten, nod @meritl
gu tommen uno feline GoAter ouf elmer
Reiie no4 europa gu begleiten. PRO
feIior Goupp lit mad Qmerito obge.
rci5t.
II I m. Dor Dem &ricg sgeribt itonb
Der fribere @t3efeIOpebel uno jeBige
Observation-Disclosures @OoIf Splitting
unter Der 9(ntIuge Der SpIootenI4inz
berei. 9us @eri1t perurtbeilte Soil
ling pegen so 8erbre9en Der I(iBs
bonOlun9 llnterge6ener in 2lusii6ung
oeS 0ienites inter tbeilpeiIer @ntDenz
bung Der @offe gu 3fpei Sdbren @e
f0ngniB uno Degradation.
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Sa0fen.

. 8 b n. Der Oberteutnani
q. Q. 4iebel, 8eolntsr Der Orasoener
0eI9GftsiteGe bes t%onierputipeH Gam
Oespereins fir Ga4ien, bat Oie'em
8erein 5000 W}ort unteri6Iagen. Gr
puroe DerbQftet. - Sier itor6 Der
@e5. S@ulrut9 q. .. Or. GmiI GU
ftop &einbarb 8oruemunn, Elm UNI bos
id6iii6e S6uIpefeu bo0Deroienter
Mnnn. i'm 81. 2ebeu8iabre. 3uleBt
Dirtte er im WltntTterium De3 Snncrn
in Der 4bt6etIun9 fir Die tDni9Ii4en
&e6rerieminure. Set 1897 Iebte
8Drnemonn i'm &ubeitunOe.
q NJ nj q. @ey i'm offer pon 50
Sobren in Titaoen Deritorbene appel
lationsgertdt8 =8i5eprdfipent a. s.,
Gebetmrot6 Crib Elm cbemoli9er Sir
itenI3iiler, bat Der 5ii,itenTGGle 81
8rimma 1900 Mort permobt, Die
3inien BON 1000 Mort Iouen oajd6rs
lid am S9ulfeIte oI5 StipeHoien be-
birfti9en u1b fIeibigeu S6ijIeru 5us
fallen. Die 3inien DON 5000 Mart
Ioueu eiHem 9l6tturienten uuf 0rei
Sabre Ieiner StuOien5ett an Der &eips
3iger llntperIitdt berIieben toerDen.
St r b berg. Der peritorbene
3uabanoler s. 6. @plf bat Der StoOt
5000 Wart ais GrunoItod fir bic Grz
rihturg zines 9%iirger6eimS permudt.
Hetp3t q. Rod @eriibuHQ Don
8e6ieIfdli6ungen itno Die SnboDer
Der felt Dem Sabre 1900 beitebenren
8aumuterioIienfirmu 6iiniger & Sra
biBi6, Die Soufleute S9eooOr 6jiniger
unO paul GrabiBI6 unO oeren BUD
batter, oer19nunoen. Die Yuiii0en
betragen mebrere bunOerttauieno
Mlart.
Mtttpeibo. Die TtGotiiden
8oue9ien tcI9lo6en Die Nnuobme Der
SteincggersS tiftung in @D6e bpn 10,
900 Mart, beren 3trTen o~aiG6rIi6 am
@eburt8tog ces StifterS an 5e5a urme
@ittpen uno MoiIen pertbeiIt lperoen
folen, unD Der 6eimot6fcftsS tifturQ
oes Te4nitum= NnlugenfeItoeretns i'm
8etrog bis gu 1000 mart, fir lpelhe
cine Sei6onIoge i'm 8ismordbojn Der
geIteut nirb.
81 0 3 10 / II. Die beige oeutiAe
S9loferf4uIs er6ffnete onS reue
S4uIjobr nit 105 G4ilern. Inter
bieIen befinoen ii9 So neu eingetre=
tene. Gs lit oies Die b16ite Schiller
5abI ieit 9eiteben Der S6uIe.
II. Der 6ieiige 8erein sur
50roerung Der SroueubeItrebungen err
0ffnete cine Re4ti6ubItele fir Jrouen
uno W&Go6en.
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SGWeis.

Germ. 9ie 9fegierumg bot be,
i4lohen, an bic .atabemiI9e Dittirenz
un0 WaiIentofe, Die nGd1fteS Sabr
betm 7~5jdbrtgen Su6ilGum Der Ser
ner 9o4i4uIe gegriinbet peroen IoQ,
etnen einmaligen 8eitrag BON 10000
6roncs 81 ipenoen.
ri B IL. Ser Bauer 8d9z
Ter ppn Sreu3Iingen, pslGer ben 2anoz
lager 9a9en eri9ofen bate, bat 1i9
i'm 8e3irtsgefdngniB nit einem Stiid
Sett5eug er6dngt. 8eim 9er6Dr por
Dem 9e5irtSamt batte er elm umfoIens
oeS 8eTtdnoniB abgelegt.
SoGot B II ri H.. Sci ben Ma6len
Der 8iirgergemeinbe Der Stobt SpIos
tburn nuroen no6 ben @or19lGeen
Der beiben biirgerIt9en 9arteien ges
ipG6It ols Mmmann 8Obenebr, Snges
nieur, als Stuttbalter q. BON Surp,
Wtoior, ols 8urgertommiTdre Otto
9dieli, Sberleutnant. uno 8ittpr @als
Ter, &aufmann.
z burga Ii. Sn ben ODrFern
0u9eIs9ofen unb Die3ifon Iino in lebs
ter 3eit 8runbfdle ppr9etommen. Stun
ipuroe unter benz 8erbQAt Der 8ranos
itiftung Der 2~3iGbrise Mnton S9dttt,
Safer uno Sienittne9t bon Dangen,
per6oftet.
Sefft n, 9os &rie9sgeriht Der
s. 9ibiiion in 8eninsona perurtbeilte
goolino &guitont ipesen 8etrugs an
einem 8amerdben i'm 8etrag bon 40
Srancs gu a6t Wonaten 9efan9ens
f6aft unO 200 Srancs Soften.
Gen +. Or. Gilbert Rsperbin
f6entte Der 4tobemtI9en GeieuI4oft
in @enf CUR Grinnerung an feinen
be Itorbenen @ater, 9rofeiTor Mu9uIte
Reperbin, cine Summe BON 10000
5rancs. @uf feinen DunI6 fou bic
cine SGlfte oes 8etrogeS Dem ORIENT
liGen @ermDsen Der @eTeGIboft sls
flieBen, Die onbere Dem BON Der Sc
feuf6oft pernuIteten 6iIfsfpnbs Der
DffentIt6en unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-27

nehmtst. Der btsbtrtge Mtnifer 6es'
Snnern, Jreiberr b. 8ienertb, ipurbe
nit Der 8iloung eiHes neueu &palis
ttpnss Mtntteriums betraut. 49, Su,
etnem bieiigen Sptel bat ii9 Der be-
urlaubte, 65 Sabre aIte Otptfipnsgene@
raj Standardization 8tttpr Ritz
ter b. 9etornp infoIge zines 8rebs@
letoens erf9ofen.
@uffig. Sn QuTIig berbaftet
tpurbe bon Der St9erEs tspa9e eiu
gepiTer Poul @rno Sberling pegen
3e4preaerei. Die GrbNungen ergaz
betL bob Sperling, Der friiber elm ans
geiener &aufmann in pirna mar, BON
Der StaatsanpoIti9aft in 2eip5ig
lpegen zines 8etrugs in SD6e BON 5000
Wlart ited6riefli9 berfolgt tparD. Gr
purre nod 8eutI9Ianb ousgeliefert.
8ra3. Wdbrenb zines eptleptiz
i@en 2%tnfales ftiir5te 06erIt Neliz
maDer bonn II. Snfontertez Re9iment
in Den SiImtet9 uno srtrant.
Snnsbru d. Der pfarrer BON
Qengitein, Soief Ggger, 1T ouf benz
Neg no6 8oels obgeitir8t unO tobt
Iiegen geblteben. Seine 2ei9e tonnte
erit no9 3tpei Sa9en geborsen uer0en.
St arbt B. Sn Der SteinnuBfnppfz
Tubrit 8onoD &c Spper nurOe Die "a
Sabre olte Nrbeiterin Q(nnu SrobI, als
ite Ii6 Dor S9lub Der @rbeit On5 Saat
in 0rOnung brin9en polte, pom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bel ben Soaren
erfoBt un0 bu9TtGbIi9 italpirt. Man
brocbtc fie in Ons &ranten9au8.
oibo d. Sier bat Der Mofene
pro3eB 9egen Die 5~betlnebuer an ben
oeutI9Feinbli6en &rmpalleu, foeGc5e
ii6 in Der orttten Septem6erno9e err
eignetcn unp bos GinI9reiten bes mi
Iitdrs notbpenoig mo4ten, Dor bem
3uitdnOigen 0eridt iein gnoe geTunz
ben. @ier3ebn SIolpenen, pelhe ii9
an ben 4us5@reitungen berporrugenb
betbeiIi9t botten, tpurben gu &erfers
~itrafen BON 5pei @o4en bis feds Moz
naten be%rurt6eilt.
g a 9. MiniIterprGIioent Jreis
berr b. Bed bat ben Intrag be5 Pras
ger Staotrat9s, DaB er ben itubentis
iDen &ouleurbummel berbieten mpge,
nbgeIebnt. Der 8remter erfIdrte, es
lei boS Elm our6aus unproDptdtoriz
i6er uto biItorti9 bere2tigter 8rou6,
an benz niht gu riitteln iei. Ser &ous
leur6ummel beutf9er Stupenten in
Prag bite gu NusIAreitu19en oes bic
Iigen tI9e9ii4en B0bcls Nnlab geges
ben, Bel benen e8 gu SIutDergteBen
fam, uno tpel9e 6os @ini6reiten bes
WlilitGrS n0tbig ma9ten.
9 6Gan. Der 9ou8beIiBer uno
S9nittpuaren6dnoler 4nton Spalet,
Der ii9 nit 8oiitpen BON ctrca 900
9ronen unb Nttiben BON 5000 &rpnen
inIoIpent gemeIoet bate, puroe iiber
@ntrog Der @Gdubiger in Saft genoms
men.
@ 5epesfalu u. Die 8emeinbe
68epesfaIu burt ii4 pobl oes GlteItcn
@bepaores Don gang llngarn riibmen.
@S itnO Dies Qtrmin llntcrberger uno
0eiIen 6rou. @r bat Elm Otter BON
120, iie bon 102 Sobren errsi8t,
SemeSDor. Sn Der SrtI6oft
5ateyt tam e8 GnlGBIi9 bes &ir9pei6s
feite8 gu einem blutigen 3uIammenitoB
3pti@en 8auern unD @enbarmen.
GeBtere mo4ten BON Der 5euer!poffe
8ebrauA, po6ei bier perIonen get0os
let, mebrere i9per uno 5oblrei9e anz
oere Iet9ter DerIeBt tpurOen.
9 b 3. Der Observation-Disclosures
2anbtog beI4IoB, anIdBIi9 beS 5Oidbs
rigen gtegierungsiubiIdums be8 6iirz
ten So6ann einen 5iirIorgefonOs nit
100000 &rpnen gu griinben uno benz
Jeuerpebrfonbs bappn 10000 &ronen
5u3upenben.