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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM J. BoETTGER, ct al.,

WILLIAM J. BoETTGER, et al.,
 Vs.
 THE MAYLfNGER co Superior Court New Haven County,
 November 20, 1908, ORDER APPOINTING TEMPORARY
 RECEIVER Edward C. Fredericks, of the City and County of New Haven, having thls day been appointed temporary receiver of the Maylmger Company, it is hereby ORDERED, That a hearing upon the confirmation of said appointment and for the appointment of two appraisers be had before the Superior Court at New Haven, In said New Haven Coun- ty, on the first Tuesday in December, A. D. 19)S at ten o'clock in the fore noon.
 By the Court.
 A. N. WHEELER. n23 2t Assistant Clerk.
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| Theodore T. Munger. r.....,... 1908 George '. Ladd ...........,.., 1O.O6 Estate William P. Trowbrldge- Lucy |, Trowbrldge, Adm... 1400 D. Cady Eaton and Alice Eaton. 20.00 Eugenia l.. Morris ..........,.. 22.4S Clifford NeWton--Josephine s. Nowton-t tAnna C, Newton life use) ...........,.,.. llU0 Mary s. Harris .,...........s,.. 100 George w. urtis.....,..,,.,... lS.lJ Secy .......,.......,......... 339o Franklin Carter ...........s.. 4560 Edith r. Sehwab wife of John C. SchWab OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lb00 Julia Twinng and Eliza K. pwning, care of Arthur T. Hadley ...........,....... 2.00 Estate Alexander c. Twining, care of Arthur T. Hadley GN. ....,....,........., ,,...,. 20.00 Marion c. E Dunscomb, wife of Godfrey Dunscomb .....,..... 2S12 Yale unlversity-A. r. Stokes. Secy 1O1. .l Estate Edwin II. English. ...... 25.Bo Sally [. erson.............. 20tf' Mary J. Lay ..'................ 3090 | Julia Van Name ............... 2000t Sanders w. Hart ....,...... 2426 Margaret Hazard Fisher. ....... 59S4 | Grace w, Davies ............... 107t5l Samuel A. York. .....,...,....... 45O0 Savings Bank of New London.. 10632 Samuel R. Blatchley and John r, Phillips ........,,......... s2.So Estate Henry J, Prudden--Mary j. Prudden and T. Mitchell Prudden, Exrs. .,......,..... $500 Rebocca Mccullough Stoddard, care Louis D. Stoddard. ...... S00S l Victor Morris Tyler ............ 60.1o samuel R. Blatchley ............ 22.00 Stanley Dwight ...,....,....... $500 | New Haven Water Co.,. 4020 Annie 0. Mitchell. wife of AL fred Mitchell ,:.,,:............" SS2s l Henrietta E. Whitney ......... 60.11 1 Louis E. Stoddard .,........... S6,96 | Edith w. Sedgwick wife of Hu- bert NJ. SedgWick ....,.! 20.00 Estate Eli Whitncy--Henry c. l White and 11ll Whitney, EXITS. 67SO | St. Francis orphan Asylum. 60.S9 Yale university A. F. Stokes, Yale university A, P stokes, secy. ,....,......,............ 10S.4s The IIill Estate Inc. care of Thomas G. Bcnnott........... 77.72 | Thomas Wallace, ir. .,.,....,... 77.94 Sarah S w. Walden and Mary Elizabeth Whittesey ....... 35.12 Ada R. Stoughton ,,,.......... 2i.16 | William w. Farnam n....,.... 59.6S Pierce N Wolch .,.,.,, ;",.. 4O,19 George G. Williams and Henry K. w Wclch ..,.....,..,,.,. 2000 GiTord pnchot- x. ?. Stokes jr, and Lewis $. Wclch, T'rus,,.. t1643 Clifford Pinchot--A r. Stokes jr, and Lewis Wech, Trus..,... 1000 James Hillhouse ..,,n...,,,a,. 1901
 
 $2,533.7
 Board of Aldermen,
 october 5, i90S Read for the first time and ordered printed in the Journal
 M. A. MORAN IR,,
 Assistant City Clerk.
 Board of Aldermen
 November g. l90S Read for the second time, report ac- cepted, order passed and assessments laid as reported
 M. 4. MORAN, JR,
 Assistant City Clerk
 City of New Haven
 November l7, 1908. Approved,
 JAMES B. MARTIN, Mayor. I Rarcby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct copy of the original report,
 Attest:
 JAMES J, DEvtNE,
 n24 St City Clerk.
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ARCHITECTS.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR WORKS.
BUNDLE WOOD, CHARCOAL, COKE

WOOD for Fireplace, Kindling and
 Fuel Purposes. Best Seasoned Wood, Call us for prices. Phone l45l. New Haven Wood Co,
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KI.ENENE.

KLHNENE--Tho norgehoid, cleaner will
 clean Dress, Skirts, Auto Yells Waists, Silks, Laces, Necktlos, Gloves etc. klenene Soar Go l2 Park st.
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TABLE boarders wanted. Home cook ing. 25 Whalley avenue. au18 if
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MASSAGE.

may bc obtained at the office of the Board of Education, S7 orange street, New Haven, Conn.
 The Committee reserves the right to feet all bids or waive any defects in same if It he deemed to the in- tcrests of the District so to do
 c, r. HEWLETT
 Secretary Board of Education,
 noA 9t
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HORSES.
JEWIIIRY.

METROPOLIS JEWELRN CO.--Poli
 building, sells reliable jewelry on weekly payments; cheap. Call or wri,e. open saturday evenings
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
THEIR WOMEN AND OURS.

Two weeks ago the woman suf-
frage question passed through ter
rible ordeal in England, and one
that the opponents of equal suffrage
will probably be apologizing for for
years to come.
Minister Lloyd George was making
a speech to the suffragettes, and was
non-committal throughout. His ex-
pressions were carefully framed SO
that they might be construed to mean
almost anything or nothing, and the
women appreciated the situation and
proceeded to cry him down, when
policemen used violence to restore
order. Women were knocked on the
head and the unconscious forms
dragged or carried out. The tumult
continued and women were knocked
down as fast as officers could swing
their clubs. Other men grabbed the
bodies and lugged them out like
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
STATE PRINTERY.

The idea of state printery is be-
ing discussed pro and con by the press
of the state. The claim of those ia
voring such scheme is that it takes
the whole matter out of politics and
places it on a business basis and in
the end makes the whole newspaper
field free from political domination.
Those opposed to the plan claim that
lit would merely centralize the graft
with one paper and cut off very
lucrative bunch of work from the
various papers. The idea of state
printing plant should not prove
at all if the state purchases the entire
plant and hires competent manager
on stipulated salary. AS it is now, and
there is not paper that will deny
the statement, all of the printing bills
are allowed, regardless of their size
and business, simply because the pub
Usher handing in the bill was good
fellow and helped to get the state
officials into office. The whole sys-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
WRITER'S CONTEST

A new leader has appeared in the
writer's contest. Mrs. M. l.. Haines
of Aberdeen, Idaho, having played a
master hand in November and out
stripped the others by the largest
plurality yet recorded.
Several others are running nearly
an even race among themselves, and
nobody has reason to be discouraged,
for it is understood that the public
is having it's own fun now, and the
contestants are prepared for any
kind of joke. If by any slip of cir
cumstances the winning candidate
should be unable to take the trip to
the Seattle exposition and up the
Alaskan coast next June and July, the
person standing second in the race
would be called upon to carry the
passports, and if that person hap
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

sacks of grain, sometimes carrying
them on their shoulders without re-
gard to disheyeled appearance. In
addition to this, vile language and
limprecations were uttered against
them, and more than fifty women
were brutally dubbed.
Men stood by and saw this pro-
|cedure without interfering, and the
only defense made of the matter Is
that II the suffragettes insist on abb
'solute equality with men, they must
mot complain If they are treated like
men for similar offenses.
Such an excuse is indefensible on
the ground that the women are only
asking for political equality. In
America, such a demonstration car
ried on by men or women would be
tolerated and treated as huge joke
or a rebuke to the speaker, but
should police officer in America go
SO far as to knock woman down for
interrupting a speaker, he would be
restrained by every man within reach
and should anyone offer the addi-
tional indignities referred to above,
he would be beaten to pulp.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
INSISTS PLEDGES BE KEPT.

Governor-elect ]. H. Brady in con-
ference with the Boise Commercial
Club regarding railroad commission
stated that 1t would be his purpose to
make good on all planks in the Re
publican platform before undertaking
other things, and that In the matter
of railroad commission he was not
prepared to say that he would favor
it, but was more disposed to aid in
creating public utilities commission.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
PRESIDENT CASTRO IN TROUBLE.

President Castro of Venezuela
went to Paris on diplomatic business
and did not notify the French officials
of his arrival, so they could prepare
the way for meeting him and taking
up their business. Castro was angry
because they did not find out he was
there and meet him with a purple
robe" He remained in his rooms at
the hotel one day and two nights and
then left for Berlin, highly insulted.
Last Monday there was an uprising
in Caracas, and mob wrecked the
property of Castro's friends, and
burned the statues of the president.
1t is thought that this is the begin
ming of revolution that will cost
Castro his position.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
lESTRAY BULL.

A black, brockle-faced bull, 2
years old, branded c. W. on right
hip; earmarked, half crop off of left
ear, and upper slope on right ear. Is
held at my residence at Groveland,
Idaho, and will be sold as an estray
on January 29th unless the owner
calls and gets the animal and pays
the costs. Israel Butt, Constable,
Groveland precinct. Address Black
foot r. F. D. No. l. l'tt2' 26-6
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
OF KANSAS WRITES.

GOVERNOR OF KANSAS WRITES.
What the governor Of North Caro-
lima said to the governor Of South
Carolina may always be a mooted
question, but what Governor Hoch of
Kansas, said to the people In his
Thanksgiving proclamation this year
has gone on record, and while the
condition may be disputed, there will
be no doubt as to what he said. 1t
contains the following statements:
"The beneficent effect of our wise
public policies is attested by the logic
of results. One-third of our counties
are without prisoners in their jails or
paupers in their poorhouses; one-half
of our counties contributed no con-
victs to our prison population the last
year, and one-half of our prison in
mates never lived in Kansas long
enough to gain residence here. Our
educational institutions were never
SO flOurishing, our churches never SO
strong, nor the spiritual outlook more
hopeful. The saloon has been prac-
tically banished from our state and
its baneful influence almost entirely
eliminated All these things should
touch the chords of our better ma
lures and make them vibrate with the
reverent sentiment, Praise God from
whom all blessings flow.
May the time hasten--and it is the
fault of us Christian citizens If it Is
not hastened-when the governor OF
every state can record such moral
victories.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

mot working under normal conditions
(Which means the faulty muscle adj
justment or eye-strain) there are
three parts to your body that may feel
the reflex action at one time, or you
may have trouble in just one of these
three parts. When the eyes are de-
fective they affect the head, stomach
and back, or any one of these three
parts. Your eyes may not show any
symptoms of weakness because they
obtain their strength from one of the
centers mentioned. Any one of the
following symptoms mya denote eye
strain. A tight feeling in the head;
headache, dizzy spells, poor memory;
stomach trouble or nervousness; "sea
sickness when riding or travelling
may be symptoms of eye defects.
Then some eye defects are so located
as to weaken the spinal column and
cause pains in the back. So many
people are getting relief from old
standing troubles, that they thought
chronic, after wearing the proper
glasses for their eyes that the general
public is beginning to understand
that glasses are a nerve-conserving
factor and not fad. If you would
like skill, research and experience
applied in having your eyes exam,
ined see DIR. SCARBOROUGH, the'
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, in Grow &
Changnon Building, Idaho Falls.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

Just Reid of Presto, Idaho, is third ;
Miss Mae Croskrey of Groveland. is
fourth; Mr.. G. G. Sjostrom of Thomas
fifth; Miss Bae Cooper of Tilden, is
sixth; Oliver Belnap of Moreland is
seventh; Chas. Criddle of Basalt is
eighth; VIM Mathews of Lost River,
ninth; and VIM. Dye of Basalt tenth.
The table of figures below gives the
standing of all:
LIST, Mrs. M. l.. Haines 49,. "a, 675
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

tenn is pernicious because it makes
the newspaper man cringe and bow
before men who should feel honored
if an honest man looked at them. 1t
is putting the newspapers of this
state on the same footing with the
cheap politicians who deal out the
political pap. The state printery may
have it's faults, but it cannot be half
as obnoxious as the present system of
political awards.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

pened to be engaged in breaking a
team of mules or some less hazard
Gus enterprise and unwilling to be in
terrupted to ike midsummer trip to
western shores and the northland, the
third one in the race would be in
vited to shoulder the honors and en-
Joy the fun.
Mrs. Jessie P. Byram of Payette,
Idaho, stands second; Mrs. Agnes
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
FARMERS MEETING.

A meeting of farmers was held at
Blackfoot on Saturday afternoon to
discuss matters in regard to organic
ing a potato growers and fruit
growers association for the purpose
OF supplying more produce in an ac-
ceptable form for the markets.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18
NO INTEREST IN THE ELECTION

NO INTEREST In The ELECIlON.
The Twin Falls Times reports that
up to within four days Of the date
for their city election, only 20 people
had registered. The Times concludes
that people do not care what kind Of
city government they have SO long as
somebody is willing to run 1t.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

Some of the writer's have with
drawn from the contest during No
vember. Votes that had been cast
for them are dropped, but any one
wishing to write for publication can
have their articles measured and
voted to the credit Of anyone who is
still contesting. The same rule ap-
plies to coupons issued either upon
money paid in or for writing done,
but votes can only be counted once.
Persons who have not been contesting
at all, can send in news prepared ac-
cording to our rules, and have it
credited to anybody who is already in
the race.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-12-18

THE HEALTH
of your body depends largely on the
condition of your eyes. If the eyes are
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
Sre!e StdAte.

8 a b mr. g. Ster begdnn Die
Et6tfeier am Neubau Der biftorii9sn
Wi6delistirGe, bic an 3. SuIi 1906
bur9 einen 9ranb in Triimmer geIegt
tpurbe. 0dS impofante 8all9eriilt lit
bon .3immermeiiter 80qe erri6tet. Die
aus ben ar9itetten 5auItpaHer, Geibs
Ter uno Weerlpein beitebenbe &ommiis
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lung in Giicnbau uuf 3,539,O00 Mari
beranf3Iogt, BON benen Der Staat 3d.
10000 iibernimfnt. - Sier fano bic
feterli6e @r6ffnlng llnb lleberodbe Der
bon &arl 2aeiB unb ieiner GebeFrou
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itatt.
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ii6ertrug Der Meferperft in Bremen
ben BAN zines Der bret in biefem Sabre
aui5uleqenoen 2inieni6iffe. Die aiels
le9ung ipll iofort no9 benz G5tapeuauf
bes 2inienI9iFfes oGriab Sa6len" err
folgen. - Der 8erliner Wogiitrot
iiberndbm, einem Mnerbieten bes Norbs
beutihen 2lopo fplgenb, Die Pat6enz
fdaft bes allf Der Werft Der N~ftienges
ielIi9dft Weier i'm 8au tegriffensn
1920 Regiitertonnen errBen MitteIz
meerbampfers Berlin"
6 ii B d. Sine empfinbIi6e Strafe
perbdngte bic bieiige Straftammer
iibef einen Saufmann, Der Wetten bers
mittelt hattie. Die e~inge5ablten 9ee
trGge iibertpisS er elmer 8re5ldusr Sir
ma. bic aber bic GeIosr ni6t am 90
taliiator umiebte, ionbern freie Wctten
loufen lieb. 3as Oeri4t fanb ben
aaufmann Der Yeibilfe gum per6otsnen
8liidsfpiel unb Der Steuerbinter3ics
bung ihulbi9 unb p%erurtbsilte i'm gu
elmer Wode @efdngnib unb 3u 1925
Mart Celebrate.
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TAU Der 8runb Yrir aIs b64ite Qtuss
Sett1nunq 5uertdnnt ipproen.
y hren rieber8borf T. Der
perItorbene decentralization uno
Stdotratb Bills bat lebtipiQig 1cinen
Nrbeitern ie nadj Der 0o,ter ibrer @ez
fdiftlgun9 I'M @etyiebe erbeblisje Sch
betrd9e ~auS9eieBt. Weiter ~Ttiftete Der
@eritorbene 10000 mtS; gum ge1ten
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Siirgerbeim5.
Grp B oubrau Il. Der 9trettpr
bar bieiigen Warqaretben 9itte, Ser
mann S4ombur9, itiftete 10000
Dart Der gemcinoe 0roBoubral sur
Grrihtuno zines &inberbeims.
s. nj m 1t 9au. SUIT 25,000
Mort bat Sdufmann 9einbdro Straub
81 elmer nobIthGtigen Sttftung iibers
~lpielen. .t-
Plauen. Der i'm goottdnbe be-
tannte !9onbels a. .. Pros
fefor 9raune lit i'm Glitter pon II
Sabren aeitorban.
WebIen. Die @ertreter unb 2eis
ter bes Observation-Disclosures SGd>
fi'6e Sc6ti6uIe hieIten bterieIbft ibre
26. MISUNDERSTANDING ab. Die
llHterItiibun9en an Mrme uno 6tlfsz
bebirftige bstrusen i'm perfloFsnen
Sabre in89eiammt $500 Mart, tpdbs
rsnb iid ba8 N~ern0gen Der 0erbGnoe
troB crb0bter llnteritiibungen Don 97,s
$50 Dart i'm Sabre 1906 auf 114,056
Wtart i'm Sabre 1907 erbDbte. Der
@erein bat felt benz /. Sttober 1884
61,323 iG9iiide Samilien nit 3uIams
men 644 ,935 Mart in beIpnberen
Not6la9en unteritiibt.
3 III / d a II. Die StGote 3rim.
mitf6au, Werbau, 3pitau beipiGisten
100 Mort, begin. 500 Mart unb 700
Wfart fir baS bieiige 3riippslbeim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
eGnfingif6e Staafea.

4. @srbaftst ipurbe bier Der
proturiit Gippmann bon Der 6Grbersi
gIttien9eIeuf4aft Gjeorg S9lober. 9.
bat iid Gbedfalidungen gu Gdutoen
tommen ld1en,
Sena. Seit elmer Mei6e bon Sab
rem finoen IN Sena acknowledgements
li6e unb Observation-Disclosures Sc
rienturie itatt. @ieIfadsn QDiinifen
5ufoIge fou bieTen &urien i'm Goms
mer 1908 gum erItenmale einc ieI6Its
ftdnbige NbtbeiIung fir NattcnolDtos
homie, Observation-Disclosures un6 Solo
nialpoIitit ange9lieoert tperbsn.
&oburg. 8si Der Qanotagsno9z
tpabI i'm WabItreiie Gtabt Sp6urg
iiegten Elm Sreiiinni9er. Elm N%otionals
liberaIer unb Elm So3idIbemotrdt.
80 e III / 3. Die Stdbtpers
oroneten pd9lten 8iirgermeiIter Ssgel
auf peitere 6 Sabre einItimmig gum
9iirgermeiiter lpieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03

neraiS :. Sraafsdbt b&s S,m aroBen
!Seerfiibrer aus ben arissen 1866 unb
1870 bier in Ieinem 8sGUrt.orte erridz
tet pcrben tit. puros feierl,h entbiiut.
M q i IL 8. Dad 41bretan1sn gorz
b~eratbunoen baben be Stcotverprbnes
ten etne nele 6ritb6of5. ua0 8eordbe
niBorbnun9 feit9eIebt. 4at ibr 9ibt
es fortab fir arm unb reid uur einen
Wagen, SiracIiten uno Mltlitar, bic
eigene Wagen haten, mijTen trobbem
Die itGbtiide Sare 5ob!cn. Die BON
fo5iaIoemotratifder Geitc teantrdQte
llnentaeItliAteit Der 8eerot9ung purbe
abgeIebnt. a5r> .....
Mnr m's.nGer Geiommtumiblag
i'm Wormier t9dfcn Itied Don 338,O00
Spnnen i'm Sabre 1906 aHf $4,000
Sonnen i'm Sabre 1907 StGrtere gu
nabme 3ti9ten &o9Im llno Gr3e, einen
9iid9ongt 6a9egen Roagen, gerIte,
groe unb 2ebm.
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Gf(a6-

Strab b q. Sir bos Dent
NAL, ba8 &diier Wilbelm Dem Griten
in Strabbtlrg erri6tet mer6en iolI, Bat
Serr &rupp BON 8oblen unb Saibod
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mitiftct. - Cine 14idbrige Sabrifarbeis
term Der Weberei 5liibr polte nab
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1id in Der SransmilSion, rnb bic In
9liidlide nurbe fDrmli9 Ttalptrt. sic
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erlegen.
0tebenboen n. 9as SdDffens
gerift gu Qlr5 bat ben Der 8eleibigung
ongetlagten 4mtsgsriGt8ratb S6mib
fretgelpro@en. Stmib bate in einem
SpreGfaaIsQrtitet in Der nQot6ringer
9iirger3eitun9" ben Srgenieur WIaud,
Der bon Der 4agemeinen Stdbtsreinis
gungsgeieQi6aft CUR llebsrpa6ung Der
itGbtiiden SanaliIotion in 9ieoenbos
fen an9eitellt tpar, Der 9site6ung bur9
u%nternebmer gum Shaben Der Stabt
be8i@tigt.
Golmar. Wdbrenb elmer Gibung
bes bieiigen 8emeinberntbs tourbe Elm
Brief Der SamiGie Sfeurers &eItnsr
perIeien, pprin bieie ibren lebtaften
0ant bafiir ausfpridt, bab eincm
plaBe Der Stabt Der Wame beg %teritor
benen frdn5DTf4en Seaatprs segeben
ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03
WaoelI.

SarI8rube. Die beige Seds
ntide Sp6i6ule 6rioericiana bat &c
gen ben p~orjGbrigen Sommer einen
m,rtli6en Riidgong ibrsS 8eIuds gu
%perj:iHnen, Der pornebmIi6 baS Stus
bum beS WaI9inenpeIsns triift. SIN
ldufenben Gemsiter Iinb 1885 Gtubis
renoe, SO Soipitdnten uno 6S She'll
nebmer. insgeiammt 1912 cingeidriez
ben, gegen ins9eiammt 1870 i'm Som
m%erbalbjabr 1907. - 9a6 Wit9lieo
bes babiiten OberI9uIratbe8 @eb.
&egierun9sratb Clemens 1T i'm Glitter
bon 50 Sabren eeitprben.
9 a b g a b E II. Yer bier
ppbnbafte, tiir3Iid) peritorbene Sngss
niellr uno MilionGr 9ermdnn 9reis
ten6er9er bat Der Stdbtoemeinoe 8dz
ben elm 8ermd6tnib in 8aar bon
100000 Mdrt unb in Der an Der Gid
tentbaIer @Iee berrlid gelegenen NiGu,
tpel6e gu elmer NiertelmiQion gerber
tibet pirb, a~ugetpsnbet. Die @ila fol-
gu p%pbltbGtigen 3peden bertpenbet
lperoen. @as Rubungsrec4t teIiBt biz
81 beFen 9ob bas nit benz Ser Itorbes
men eng b~efreunbet eetueIene Gbepaor
Major Weber.
Seibelberg. Gin Sobn oes
&Dntgs Gbulalonotorn bon Siam,
prinj RangTit. lit an Der bieiigen Uni
beriitGt ols STUDENT Der pbiloiopbie
immdtritulirt.
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leBtbin Der 9lib in bos @nipeIen be5
QanbpirtbS Rbf9 unb tDotete ben @es
tiger, ioipte 5pei Gibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-03

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