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The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Reception at ThurstOn Home.

Former Senator John Mellen Thurston
was at home to his friends yesterday
CNew Year, afternoon. The ladies' OF
the Senator's family received for him.
They were as follows: Mrs. ThurstOn,
Mrs L. II. Coolidge, daughter Of Senator
Thurston; Mrs. W. G. Purman and
Miss Purman. Miss Helen Purman, and
Miss Gladys PuTman, mother and sister
of MIS-. TnurstOn.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Mrs. Hopkins Home
The Scene Today
OF Afternoon TED

AIRS. Nevn Monroe Hopkins will enter
tain at a tea this afternoon in her home
in Bancroft place. 10 which about 100
guests have been invited.
Mrs. Hopkins viii he assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. +. 4. NJ Hopkins, Mrs.
Walter Chaplin. Of New York. and Miss
Olivia Howard Mrs Perry Johnson
and Miss Helen Ffoulke VIII preside at
the tea table. which viii be tastefully
decorated in red with a centerpiece Of
red roses.
Mrs. Hopkins will wear a modi5h
gown of pale pink crepe de chine.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
KILLS TWO POLICEMEN.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 2.-Rather
than submit 20 arrest, Ernest Wells last
night shot and killed PatrJlmen Mike
Wrenn and o. l. Jarnagin, who were
trying TO take him into custody.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Mrs. Depew's at Home.

Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew was at home
Yesterday from until O'Clock. She
was assisted IN receiving by Mrs. Fred
erick Benedict, Miss PauldinS, and Miss
Squire.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs. William il. H. Sutherland, VIE
of Captain Switzerland, commander OF
the battleship New Jersey, arrived at
the Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado
z2aoob cal Christmas night. Mrs.
Soutberland was accompanied by Miss
SoutherIand and Miss Mary SOuther-
land They have taken apartments az
tht, hotel and will await the coming o.
Admiral Evans fleet
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Senator and Mrs. EIkIns were hosts
al dinner last evening, followed by
theater party
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs. Edward AIcCauley entertained at
q tea for young people yesterday after
noon,
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stern. OF PhIIadeI-
phia. who were the guests of Mrs. r.
Harris at the Oakland, have returned
10 their home.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris enter
tanned at a watch party Tuesday even.
ing, in honor of their guest. Miss
Miriam Mayer. OF New York. Their
home was beautifully decorated In
poinsetta and palms. Dancing and music
were the features. Of the evening until
supper was served az midnight
The guests were Miss Mayer. Miss
Mae Wright. New York; Miss Helene
ID .Engelr Allan Bachrach. Howard l..
Sigmund. A. G. Mayer, Lawrence D.
Engel, and Joseph Harris.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Gen and Mrs. John A. Johnston gave
a reception to the Army, Navy, ana
Marine Corps yesterday afternoon, as IS
their custom on New Year Day.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

A number of the friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pafflow, OF 20 Nlnth
street northeast. met at their home New
Year Eve and watched the old year out.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

The Rebecca Lodge will hold a very
interesting meeting Sunday afternoon.
January >. in the vestry room OF tne
Eighth Street Temple. There viii be an
entertainment and social hour. and the
members are cordially invited TO be
present.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Col. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle and
thei- Young daughter. Miss Edith TEN
rsle Oracle have been spending the
holidays IN New York with Mrs. Oracle 3
mother. Mrs. Otto w. Setback. IN her
home at 120 East Twenty-hfth street
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs David FisCner. OF Columbia road,
entertained her young friends at q
watch party Tuesday evening in hon
or Of her guest, Miss Adele Hammers
law. of Trinidad Col
The guests were Miss Nettfe c. Her
Zog Cincinnati; Miss Leoua Spear, Miss
Rosa Frank, Baltimore; Miss Flora
torst. Louisville, Ky Miss Irna Strass,
Baltimore; Miss Sadie WeIsel Norfolk
va; Miss Meryl Goldsmith, Miss Lillian
Harris. Miss Bella Schihman, Miss Mar
guTlte kaufman. Miss Gladys Mayer.
Atlss EFnestine Rich. Miss Rita Baer
MISS Leona Stern, Miss Lillian Cob
ienzer and Miss Celeste Goodman. and
Herbert Guggenheim, Maurice Eiseman
Milton Goldsmith, Milton King. Alfred
Haas, Bernard Baer, Melville Fischer,
Malcolm Auerbach, Herbert jacob, Les
ter Neuman, Milton Kronheim, Leo
Forst Stanley Fischer. Sydney Guggeu-
helm, Arthur Neuman, Lester Marx
Arthur Luchs, and Herbert Rich.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Mrs. Jackson Hostess.

Mrs. John P. Jackson was hostess NJ
n luncheon of twelve covers Yesterday
in honor Of her nephew, Capt. Samuel
D. Parker. Captain Parker IS an ala
TO Gov. Curtis Guild, Of Massaehusetts
and left Washington for Boston last
evening, after having spent several days
in this city.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Bacon's Dinner Dance.

BacOnS Dinner Dance.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Bacon were hosts st a din
ner-dance for young people last even
ing for their young daughter, Miss
Martha Cowdin Bacon, and their sons,
Robert l. and Casper 6. Bacon, who
are home for the holidays. About sixty
guests were invited Tor the dance be-
sides those who were invited 10 dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes, OF Chi
cago. who are spending the winter in
Washington in the old home Of General
Mcigs, on Vermont avenue, were
hosts at a cotillion last evening
for their daughter, Miss Frances Noyes,
who Will be one OF next seasons de-
butantes. There were about fifty guests
from the younger set
The COulliOu, led DE William Marrow,
was danced in the library, and the priu-
cIpal feature was the May pole dance.
The favOrs consisted of umbrellas and
various dainty things made OF tissue
paper.
Mrs. James T. Barbour entertained
the boys Of ST. Joseph's Asylum yester-
day afternoon with her annual shower
Of gifts.
MT. and Mrs. Richard Weightman en-
tcrtaIned at bridge party yesterday
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her daugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Hinckley. were host
esses at a brilliant afternoon reception
yesterday, some Of their guc-cs being
Representative and Mrs BourlEe Cock
ran, Capt. and Mrs. +. G. DUAL
trough. Captain Corbin, L. s. A, and
Mrs Corbin, Mr. and Mrs John jay
White and their house guest, Miss
Lewis, Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dOlph. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noyes, Mr..
and Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Hope Slater.
the Baroness LekOW. her house guest;
Mrs. James Hartman. Miss Hartman,
Mrs. John G. Jackson, Miss Jackson,
Miss Patten. Miss GOldsbOrOugh. Miss
Howard. Mrs Cassels, Miss Cassels
Ms Randolph Clarke, the Misses
Mellon, Norman BestOr, Mr.. Henry
Commander and Mrs. John Gibbons,
Walter Davidge, William Bowie Clarke
and LIeUteHa..- Jackson, L. s. y.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02
Reds Breakfast Guests.

1NCIus DISdhIs ist NutStSs
The American Ambassador to Great
Britain and Mrs. Wh-telaw Reid were
the guests Of honor at breakfast given
this morning by Mrs. l. L. Letter in
her residence on Dupont Circle
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs. George y. Marye has returned 20 20
NK-asbfpptCr from a visit TO Governor
and Mrs. Swanson in Richmond. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Cairo, where they are making their
home this winter. Covers were lald
Tor twenty In the Moorish room. ana
Poinsettias formed the decorations
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs. Oracle Will return TO Washington
IN time to receive on the first FRIDAY
in January. She will give a small dance
for her daughter on her birthday ami
Nersary on Saturday.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

MI and Mrs. Richard Weightman en-
tcTtaiued at a bridge party yesterday.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

Mrs James +. Barbour entertained
the boys Of ST. Josephs Asylum yester-
day afternoon with her annual shower
of gifts.
The Washington times., 1908-01-02

The Ecuadorian minister. Senior Carlo.
who has been acting as secretary OF
state i'm mis- own country for the last
ten months has returned TO Washing
ton and Joined his family here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
&9~itrinaiC@e Staaten.

&uDI ia. Der 0ertanb Der Sbii.
ringer SrtstranteutaIen, benz our 3eit
rs &qIfen nit 3uiqmmen 16l, 744 W(it.
8Iicotth '%dngtb6teh, rat tuf Tcttsr Dier
obgc6dItenen 10. oroentlihen Der
Understanding bef6lofen, bic Sc
i6dfts be5 8oriibenben, Die bisber i'm
Gbrenamte beiorgt puroen, gu beiolz
ben.
p5bnet. Ser 9urnperein pos.
ned, ciRer Der G~ltelten in Sbiringen,
be9i4g bic 6eier ietnes 50jabrigen 8es
itebens.
GaatfeGb, Sn u~nTerer Stabt
me9ren fi9 bic Qitstritte aus Der Can
ocstir9e in auffduiger Neiic. Wdbs
renb in ben sSdbren 1879 Bis 1904 ms
gefammt so Perionen dusgetreten iinb,
BADEN in Der 3ett bom !. Sonuor 1908
big 18, SUM 1908 id)on 35 perionen
'i6 aus Der eoangelii6en Gunbestir1e
db9emelost.
90 / m a r. Bring 9srmann 3r
Detmdrs G ahIenzGiIena6 if pegen
fOrtgeieBter @erI9lpenbung entmiins
bigt mprben. Gr ina ebemals 2euts
nant i'm II. lllanen sHegtment @raf
Soeieler in Sour6urg. Der Yrin3
murbe 1886 in 0iiIcIoorf geboren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

&peater in's aeber gu ruIcn. Sn ieoer
Staot lit elm OrtSdusf9uB gepd6lt,
bic Ortsonsf9iiHe biloen 3uiommen
einen gemsiniamen 9tusI6ub, Der cine
geei9ncte Ebeatcrgefeufdaft perpfIi9s
In 'ol, in btr 3ett Ron Nnfdn9 Otto
Der biz 8ei3na6ten in jeoer Stobt Is
bts 20 @oriteIungen gu geben. 9te
ttdbtiifen @erlpdltungen bobsn DEM
@orbuben tire llnterItiiBung 3ugefogt.
9teIe | b. 9as @Dmraihlm
llno HeaIg1mnuTum mirb am 5. uno
6. @u9uIt b. s. bic Teier ietnes $50
iGbrigen 8eTtebcns bege6cn,
g mu 8. Bel Der Stcbts
peroronetenmabI in Der 3peitsn Nbs
tbetIuno fir ben beritorbenen Director
Wtlitens tpurbe Der liberaIe 6abritant
Subrmann getpGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31

rid)!@ns zines YtdbttlHen Go8pertes
uno III bisTsm 3rpede Die Nllfnabme
zines Nnteben3 BON 10000 Ytart.
Gubpt gabae II. Die lcBtDin
bier abge6dItene GeIe3iyt:nbcriamms
lung Der ta0ertifen poli3cjteamten
GeI0lob bic GriinonnQ einc3 QoIi3ets
beomtenoerein5 fir 9opCrn. Gum pro-
biiortIhen @or'tanb lpurNt Nmunos
0uopigSboicn Qelp6bIt. GS muyoe Der
ebentueue 2(nidluB an ben Hctb8pers
bano angercgt,
3 ID b ii & II. 0a5 fir bic
QIaI5 errihtete 8crlgerpcrbe8er;ht
3ipcibriiGen er6ffncte feline IbGtigtett.
Gum @oriitcnbGn purne Ser t. Berg
ratb &agemdnn, 9ey9inIpettor III
3tpeibriiden, gum iteIlpertretenben 8ors
iiBenoen Der 8ergUmtsONeNor Or. Jint
ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
Sa6Cen

Dresden. Ter @erctn 3ur 66rs
berung 8re8bens uno bes 6remoenpers
tsbrs bat Tsinen 80. @eT6Gft8beriht
9erau2gegeben. Der MtitgIieberbeltanb
betru9 i'm Woriabre 1862. Die Stobt
Dresden purbe BON insQeIummt 49,,
249 5remoen beiudt, qeaeniiber 401,
1913 i'm Sabre 5uoor. Der Sd1enbes
rttt fhlisBt in Ginnabuen un0 NuSs
gaben nit 81, 1853 Mart ab. 0a8 Der
etnsb.rm0gen betrd0t 1O,477 Wurt. -
Der 9duspater Der 9re8oener 6etlanz
itaIt ouf 4%tttergut G%lingenber9, 9jez
nen9rGber, eridob 'lG, natoem cine
%unertpartste HaIenreoiIion eiren 5ebI=
betrag bon circa 1900 Marf erge6en
bate.
. ii D :. Die ncuz
erbaute Giienbabnftrede BON @jirrs
rDbrsborf mad MeiBigs 8iblau nuros
in Betrieb genommeu. IN ihr Ijc9en
bic GtqtiQnen 4orfhenoorf lei Cob
men, Winf@cnoorf bel QoDmea, @I6s
Oorf, zGi4Oorf G0Snielo
bel DRESDEN uno Gunner5oorf bel 0els
fenberg.
g / m m a.. &ammer9err b. @trs
MIN ouf Stterpiid Identtc dnlGbli9
Der N%ermdblung leiner GoHter Der Sc
metnbe OtterlotT9 1000 Dart. Die
3ini,h folen fir beoiirftige &onfirz
mdnben @erlUcnoung finben,
Sc d berN. Der peritorbene
ShiBenmojor DoGbdnbIer SAoufub
bat Der biciigen S6iibcn9eieuitaft
14,000 Wort IeBtlpiQig bintcrlaHer.
2aubega #. Ster itarb i'm Glitter
Oon 81 Sabren Der SiIobauer profciior
Or. &ieb.
9irna. Der DreSbener @uItdos
NooIfs 6duptoeretn belt bier ietn bit8s
idbrigea Sabrcsfeit ab. Wlun beidlob,
bic beurige 9roBe 2tebesgotc bc8 Der
ems i'm 8atrage opn 1000 M}ayt Der
@emetnbe Gger gu ii~berlpeiIen, nab
renb Die 8emeinben &ritpen in qoIen
unb GiIberberg in S6Ieiien ie 1900
Mlart erbieItsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
R9GrttcmGcca.

Gtuttqort. 0ie tutgerliben
2olegten taben BEN GemcinocrQtD
&Iein bon lllm gum oritten beIoloetsn
G%smeinoerath Ne>pG6tt.- @tneraIoters
ar5t y. StrouB Elm GoDn BON Napib
5riebrih Stroub, 1T i'm alter ron G.
Sobren geitorben.
g Dppt ngeu. Nud 26iG6riQer
erfoIgrei6er 3bGtigteit frat Sbcrbiirs
qermeiiter Nuingcr bon ieinsm Nulte
3urijd. en- 2tnerfennung ieiucr @ers
bienite ,puroe Inn bas Gbrcnbiir9ers
eedt Der Staot @0ppin9cn perlieben.
$ . b. Ter friibere StabtI9uIt-
beiB Gratb, MitgIieb be5 8pnpayla.
ment8 unb IpGterer 2onotagld68eorbs
meter, lit, SO Sabre alt, geitorter.
bernbo {. Der Gbef Der
WoFienfabrit Mallier. 0ebeimer Som
mersicnrotb Youl Molier. itiftete aus
@nIaB ieins8 70. Geburt8taQeS Der
penfton5toNe Der NrbeiterIdaft CO.,
coo W}art.
Icnqui 8 bdu en-. guf Der
Gtrdbe BON Ren1ui8buuIen uddj Gols
bingen Iu6r teim VoIiiren circr &urre
has Wutpmobil beS Sbcrunt8drSte8
vi. G6neteubur0er aus Suttlingcn
qcqen einen 9aum. Der gtnpran &C.
I4ab nit pp1er Wubt. Vic Sn3oTen
Shnetenburger uno Sberomtsratb
@ettctt bon 9~uttlingen erlitten itarte
&opfocrletun9en, SDeromtSs Setretdr
COB einen i6neren Oberi6eniel6rld).
Pfdrrer Been pon 9olbingen uno Der
Chauffeur iiro unoerlebt.
II / m. Die biiroerli6en &olcgien
bef6loTen einfimmig bic @ewdbritng
etnes G6renIoIbe5 an bsoiirftige Wetes
ranen Don 1866 unb 1S70-1871 in
669e BON 100 W}ort lei einem Gins
tommcn unter 900 Mdrt uno pon so
Utort bei einem iol6en 3tpii6en 800
urb 1900 Wlart. Der Nabpci8 lei
benoen 8uTtanoe8 uIS Bol9c beS
&rtegSbienite5 nirb nidt geforbert, ods
gsgcn Der Wobniib in ltImzS OfIirgcn
uno elm minoeitens 10jGbriger aufentz
bait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
&rcie Std0fe.

6au m. r g. 9aS 2anbgcriAt
@ltond bat, aIs Deruiun9siuitun3 in
Der 9r;battIogefade bes 0Oritonos bes
ReifSperbanbes oes our 9etdmpIung
Der Go5iaInemotratie, ben Re0atteur
mabefstt rom 9omburger Sop" 81
brsi Mbuaten 8~eidHgnib unO bic Go@
GialSemotraten peterfon uno &o5bibtD
gu je 300 Mart GelbItrafe D:rurt9ciIt.
9te erIte SnItan3 bate auf je so Wart
Celebrate ertannt. - Sm Stranobas
fen lief infcIge bes WeIeni4la9s etre5
Dorbeifa6renbsn 3ampFers Elm nit
Bier belahenes Boot ppu WaIIer unb
fant. Der Y~ierbdnbler qeter Gtein
%ertrunt; Err binterldBt cine grobe Tas
mile. Der apeite SniaHe tonnte 9es
rettet nerben.
o re m e II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gilbert S6epp, elmer Der ti6tigiten
bieiigen Suriiten. 1T infOlge elmer plobs
ithen Se~r5fdbmung aus Ietnem dr6eitSs
rei6en 2eben abberufen tporoen.
6 ii b E d. Der Dor 3e6n Sdbren
fliidtig getpcrbene, tpegsr Setriigcreien
ftetbrteflih perfolgte Geftsonnalt uno
Notar 8urmeiitsr lit aus Nmerifa 3us
riitnetehrt. Gr itelte fih ielbit benz
Gtuntsantpalt, Der i'm gegcn cine aau'
tton bon 10000 Mdrt auf freiem 5us
lteh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
&ro66erjogfGunt s5eGsn.

. it q . t.. Der aus Wn(a6
feiner angebliGen Ner0nitaltung einel
6uIoigun9sfdbrt mad Som iucgea Ss
tru0s ftedbrisTIit perTolste Gdrtnsrge.
bilfe Walbemar &altI louroe in Jrauts
furt q, W. perbaitet uno in oua beige
MISUNDERSTANDING 9ebrodt,
DtnQen. 8ieiet Sage )oucbe an
benz !SollIe. in benz @petbe bel ieioen
me1rmaIigen Nufcnt5aIt Ill 8tnqen
po6nte, Dem !6oteI n3um lpsiBen TpB,"
cine Gebeuttofel dn9ebra6t. DCs BIZ
itoriI9e @ostbes 3immcr i'm Sotel piro
and lpeiter6iu ben 9ereGrcrn pcs Gid
ters cine piGtpmmene YiIgeritGtte ietn,
81 a I 4. No6oem Dor GINGER
.3eit in Der &antousgemeinoe yticbers
Dim etne 8iirIorgeIteue fir 2un9m'
trante erri9tet poroen 1T, ipurDe MN,
me6r audi eine &rcisfiiriprgeiteQe fir
bic Qano0emetnbeu be8 G~reiIeS W}atni
in u~nierer Gtaot errihtet, Ollie GuSs
tunftaertbeilungen unb 8erotbunger
erfoIgen unentgeItti6.
SO o NJ 6. 8on benz Grei8tage IN
WormS lpuroe bef6lofen. 5000 Wtart
our unterItiibunQ Der ourh bdS SaQel,
loettcr am 5. SUM- gei9Gbi9ten unbc'
mittelteu 2onbipirt1c bes GreiIe5 as
mper5inSlid)e epentl. nidt riid5ablGdr'
9arlsben CUR 8ertbeiIung gu brtn9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
8rann(6tDci0. An8aGf.

@touh f19 10 ei8 gum Mettor
Der 9e6ii{dsn 6o6ihtc iuuroe qcp.
fehor @eotg'3sipl,r 9tbablt.
R6nf idlS futte.r. Rad benz
@runbe eittr TeloIhtliHe tn &elnl
ipurce bel Sen Nufraiuhuna8or5titeu
bic pertobIte Aeide bt9 @nc0tcs GTe
aus 9Dnig9IuttGr oufgeflnocn, Der nor
benz 8ronbe bic NeuBetan0 aetbau
bate, ouB 'er' bic 60euhe an5iinber
lpoQe.
G6tbtn..' Gem btefi9en qotqtc%.
nitum lpirrben BON Der Generator.
Tammtung beS Gercin9 @utTder ga.
bieriobritauten 5000 W}ort 3~uaepiIen
CUR @%erbeFerung ieinc3 p%opierIabora.
iorium5 unb CUR 9eihQifun8 nsuer
Wppardte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
aae6fenburt.

G d ne + / II. 9taf S3loB @tui.
grab 1T Die 0emahIin oa5 9crSog8 so.
bann Qlbrs6t gu Wlctle1ttrQsShm
rim, Regenten Don 9rauni6peig, Ser.
soqin GItiabctb, i'm 30, 2ebcn8ia6rs
babinae1dieoen.
@ d j g. IN Qiibersnort
lpurbe nod1 etnem Stret! nm bic Qeute
t66in Elm anedt ermotoct uno elmer
tDotlid perIeBt. Yer MI0roer lit mil
Der GDbin fIi6tig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
0r0enGnrg.

Slbenburg. Der Iebte 2dnbtae
beipialgte 100000 Start fir BEN Qn'
tauf zines aroben plaBes auf BEN
9obben (4usIteQunesgeldnbe) fir ben
Neubalt zines Miniferialz uno 2anb.
t~dgsgebdube5. SEPT I6raibt bn5 Stats.
miniIterium einen Soesr= Wsttbepsrt
CUR Grldn9ung BON 9auftj33en aus ur'
ter 9tnfebung bon bier Breilen 3u 5000,
1000, 3fpeimal $500 Start aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-31
0GDetn.

81 ii n d E NJ Der GrpreRerpro5sB
Smbof bat tiir5Iid Elm Ihrelles Gnoe
0%efunben. Smbof nuroe Der ibm sur
Gait 9elegtn Grprefun5er ihuIoig be
funben urb. gu 10 Sabrer 3uht9ouS
pcrurtbeilt. Die @ctEhBbFtn9en bat
ten lnQcr,tihts 8 & rtertFsi padgeultep.
DeitsIte areiie Der. pgp0llerung oey
SIarftabt mdrsh babA iStt @rpreNers
bricfe Smbot8 pbhehtoig in bic grGbts
Qufregung perfect pprDen, Ser
@puno3ioIbr6fe6or d. g Soiepb Wta'
penberg lit, i'm @lter pon 70 Jabrea
na9 Iangetn 2einen pl5sIjb peridis'
BEN.
aug8burg. Der dttcite bopcs
ride Offi6ier, Waipr a.. .. PeteT
Wetb in Nug5burg. bouentese ietn so.
2~ebensjabr. - gum 9irettor Der bier
dnfanqs Oito6er neu gu erri6tenocn
BdngelpertIAulc purDe BON Wiagiltrat
einittmmig Nr4ttett 9sinri4 WforborG
gspdblt.
Boqen. Ser tiir5li9 ~pertcrbcne
8enerol Sitter b. WRuI'indn bat IeineU
@eburtsprte bier cine 3uip2noung Dpn
10000 Wurt nit Der 8eItimmung ber'
mQft, bab bon ben 3inisn bieIes &t'
TRACES arme Wuiien iplpie 0ieniiboten,
nel9e lGngere 0ienitja9re na6lpeiIgn
t0nnen unb prperi4uloet perormten,
unterItiibt per6ett.
6 in b a II. Ser IpgeuaHpte tleine
Get Bel 2inbau Iou na0 Fem Mnnidc
Der Gemeinben Ginequ inb. 4ei4aG
nift dufgeTiiut. ipnbern d~u8gebog9ert
tperben. gu BEN Soften tpirb Der bane'
ride Gtoat ciucn @eitrqg BON 100000
Mart leiiten.
M artt be he el b., Ser
Setonom TeiOel in Uettingtu priiselte
i'm Gtreit fcirc 'Frdu unb trat lie mi!
1iiBen, bab ite tpeptge Stun0en ipdter
peritor6. Ser IbGter purpe ber6aItst,
81 irnberg g. Iu8 Der inter mo-
giitratif6er @srlpaltltpg febenhen, BON
benz teritorbensn Rei4srqtb, Gabrtfs
befiber Sre,1errn y. Gramer sEiett ers
ri6tsten Gtiftun9 erGalten jest 7 Stus
birenbe Der Miindner 3e9niiden
So9i6ule Stiper6isn I'M Geiommtbcs
troge BON 1O,53O Murt.
paf a u. Der Spmtapitular
bif90Fl, geiItl, &at6 SOb. @apt. Sos
fenlebner beging iein 40jG9rigss pries
fteriubildum. .-.
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Iegsrnfes orbeitfn6e DsforatipnsmaIer
Ilfreb Sramp!er aus Ylouen I. g. III
tnfolge zines &ronpfanfnIrs beim 9a.
ben i'm Segernie.ertrunfena Die 2eife
fpuroe geborgen ,i5 tIf
6 6Ieibib'ei m. 'fO6k 500 saos
inert 9roBe G4tubgut Mitttnteim, i'm
8efiBe bas !@etrn gdlA Dirt6, dina
bnr6 Gauf in hen Beiibabss] 0errn Ssos
hann 8r.inenaio, Sannobsf, ii6er.
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g%r6ffnung beg i'm !Saibforite neuers
6auten SrisObofss tatt. Gntpurf unb
Iusfibrung Der geIammten Qnlaqe,
bas GrgebniB engeter Wettbeiperbe, lad
IN ben Sdnben Der @r9itstten griiber
pol5 in Sruunieins4Jiiin9en
A,,s Ger 3ll1rinpfnls.
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8a0en.

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bieiigsr &WnItgenerbeiGule JriDoIin
Oietlhe lit ouf elmer Grbolan9sreiIe
in 6amburg, AT Sabre alt, pl6Blid ges
itorten. Der @er'torbene gait ais aus
berorbentIi9 tiihttger uno be8abter
gttobauer, Der bic 8iiIten BON BEN
Gtdat8minifter NOtt, 6inan5miniiter
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bing8 BON 9~roBber5pg beduitragt mar,
fir ben 0riinber bieiiger Stuot elm
0entmaI auf benz WarttpIaB ber3us
TteIer.
@pptnoen. Der liberals nGps
pinger @oItSbote" uno bic baBit per
bunoene 8u9bruderei lit BON Der Sir
ma q. Map an Serrn GIuitao SPOIL
mann aus Silpoltitein in Wlittelfrans
Ten bertduft morben.
Som It dn3. Ser arpnenpirtb
6riebri6 Qobr in lsberIin9en 1T i'm
2lIter BON So Sahren an Ser3laGmung
gcitorben. Gr mar @bgeoroneter oeS
2anbtags Wablbe5irts lleberlingens
YfuIenborf BON 1881 bis 1897.
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pirtbs Nilbelm SdpeiBer nit ibreu
brei atnoern, MGoben i'm gllter BON
bier Monaten bis brei So6rsn, in Der
Gl3 ertrdnft. 0ie leiden iino gelans
bet.
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elmer lanbroirtbi@afttidrn Bipter=
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bsnen Sindn3miniiter 9udenberger,
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pirtbIdaftSPflege i'm WintIterium be8
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tieiigeu Notwithstanding 9. Dolf,
2dSare Woif, Der ii6 UNI has Gtrabs
burger Wuiitleben grobe @erbienIte ers
tporben bat, lit i'm Bitter ron So Sab
rem ge%itorbcn.
81 urti If. 4nIdbli6 bes uns
tdngIt bier abgebaltenen artisieuera
ips6rtage8 ipuroen an 16 Mtt9liebcr
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fir 15s reip. 25idbrige Oienit3eit pers
Iie9en, II. a. benz 8r~auobirettor Beige
oroneten ST. Slider.
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BEN Qdertne6t Stephan Sippert aus
Garf6 Bel Dieoenbofen pegen Raubs
morris. begangen an Der 70 Sabre alten
Mittne 8raBler in Wontop bel SLAM
bile, gum 3Ooe p%erurt6eilt.
M ii (hdue 9d8 Sd0Ffens
gerift MiilGouien berurt6silte ben TO-
aialocmotratii6en Observation-Disclosures
OIeG unb Den Reodttsur Der Wiiil6dus
fer .9oIts3eituna" Didp tuegen 8eleis
bisung OeS 2onoe8an3i4ubabocorbnc
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SnfoIge Gotteriege
h inns 10 a ! II innig ge.
~ 0 b ZEN 1T Der SouIirer @boli
3aruo!psti in Berlin, ipel9er iid mil
Srau unb brei Sinbern fiimmerti6 er.
ndbrte. &iir5li6 getpann er 300 Wtati
IN Der preubif4en 9ldNenlotterie unt
tauitc gag fir Sag biuige S6mut.
laden, Bis Der @epinn oufQebrou6i
mar uno tonnte aud nidt babin ge.
bradt peroer. feline fribere 3bdtigteii
ipieoer duf3unebmen. Der !9auiirer
LAB itinoenlang Dor ben einectaufter
S6mudI aden, obne Elm Wort an fprs'
den. Oils feline 5rau ~berlurgte, e,
IoIIe iuieoer bauIiren geben ober ben
Sunb p~ertaufen, betam er einsn 2ob,
iuttSonfau. IS geIang 5tpar, ibr
lpteber 81 beru6igen. bod lpuroe ieItse.
itelt, bab Garnomsti o0Qig in @eiites,
umnadtung p"srfcu;n mar.
SOFT pieltBer S4er5 G
la &0penif d. Gum Grtsporitebe,
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neuli8 Elm SnFantetiit bonn AZ. Snfan'
teries Regiment aus a0niggrGb nit bel
Wletoung. baB fir ben ndhiten Tne
QroBe WilitdreiuquartirunQ 5u eripdr.
ten Iei; 20 Offi3iere unb orei gatoit
lone Wititdr. Pile n0tbigen Borte9
rltngsn purcen %getrofien, 6dtd@tet
uno YGder madten grohe 8prb:reituu,
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ten %uylctmctier sian BON Gent6eiu
8u 10 Tdleu begin. 8 0oden 0efdugs
min.