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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
KNOX PICKS HIS
MAN FOR CHINA
Calhoun, a Chicago Attorney and
Diplomat, Will Probably Take
Vacant Post.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-wm. G. Calhoun. n
Chicago attorney and diplomat. TO- nirht
admitted that Secretary OF state
Knox had offered him the post of min
lister to China The admission cnmo
in denial Of a report that he had de-
clined to accept the OFFER. Mr. Calhoun
explained that he had been induced
by Secretary Of state Knox to re-
consider q determination not to ac-
cept the appointment which was Of
fcred two weeks ago.
Two weeks ago in Washington I
discussed with Secretary Knox the
ministry to China" said Mr. Calhoun
tonight "rhe Offer was made to mo
and l asked for time in which to con-
slider the matter. I came back to
Chicago and early last week | tele-
graphed Mr.. Knox that could not &C
cept l received reply urging mo
me to reconsider my decision. Finally
on Friday telegraphed Secretary
Knox stating that if my acceptance
was urgently desired by the Pres
indent. would consider the offer
further
Since my last communication to Mr..
Knox I have heard nothing further and
do not wish to state ut this time what /
shall do. because the post has not been
formally rendered me by President Taft.
President Taft was not in Washington
during my visit there and l have had no
direct communication with him concern
ing this affair"
Mr. Calhoun spent much Of the day in
consultation with his law partners at his
Office. and among his friends tho opinion
prevailed that he would go to China.
Mr. Calhoun rendered conspicuous
service to the United States In the culmi-
nation Of troubles in Venezuela acting as
commissioner In the adjustment of diff
culties with President Castro. From 1905
to 1900 he was n member of the Interstate
Commerce commission, appointed by
President Mckinley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

IL upon an aunt OF Kansas. The Bar
with history in recollection or 70 agree
with each other. The story has as
many twists and turns to it as tho
North Pole dispute. and perhaps tho
best way to settle IL would be to nam,
commission empowered to deter.
mine the true and authorized version
the said board to be composed Of re
representatives. of the following:
First--Those who declare that n
such incident ever happened in Fred
erick or anywhere else
Sccond-Those who hold that some
thing or other occurred. but nothin'
resembling In any way what tradition
or the poet describes.
Third-Those who assert that Bar
bara waved the flag in Stonewall Jack.
sons face and dared tho confcderatcs
to shoot her just as Whittier has re.
lated 1t.
Fourth-Those who hold that there
never was any such person
Fifth--The new element who asser
that The flag was waved. but tina.
Barbara didn't wave It, the glory go
ing to some party who lived down IN,
street two blocks.
Sixth-Thosc who do no. care three
cents whether IT ever occurred or not.
but would like to hear the last OF It,
Thus every element OF our citizen
ship would be represented. II the
commissioners settled the thing, 4.
would give the public a grateful rest.
II they didn't It would provide a row
that would be amusing and exciting
Trot out your Barbaras, gentleman.
Entries fos the Frietchie nag-wavinr
CONtcs. are opcn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
BARBARA FRIETCHIE
FLAG CONTEST.
Numerous Eatries Made-RoOm for
Other Ambitious Aspiralts-A Story
Of Many veraions.

(From the baltimore SUM-
Poor Barbara Frietchis. will they
never let her rest? Comes a Kansas
historian with a discovery, tne one
thousand two hundred and forty ninth
made in relation to this AFFAIR. He
snatches tho nag right out of Bar
bara's hand T was not Barbara
who waved the flag In the face Of tho
confederates, he says; 1t was not any
member of the E'rietchie family. In
fact. he accuses her Of being q south
crn sympathizer. and not a patriotic
northern woman" This Kansan
chronicler. by name William f. Con-
neliey, AYERS that II was Mrs. Archi-
ginia who waved the United States
nag defiantly In tho faces % the
southern troops as they marched down
the streets OF Frederick. Nd" He
proudly points to the fact that Mrs.
Quantrell was the aunt OF William c.,
Quantrell. the guerilla leader, who
led many q band into Kansas" and
who laid waste the town Of Law
renee"
Mr.. Connolley puts some new frills
on the old story. He says Miss Vir-
Ginia was waving little United
nag at the gate, which so aroused tho
anger Of the confederates that a lieu
tenant with his sword cut the nag
from her hands.
About Barbara the Marylanders GER
tainly have to go from home to hear
the news Whittier. who knew per-
haps as much Of Maryland as he did
OF Senegambia. wrote q poem that gave
wide currency to an incident that they
tell us either never occurred or GER
tainly did not occur at all as he relat-
ed II. Then 1t was embodied In a play.
which not only differed from the facts
but disagreed with tho poem.
Now comes the western icOnoclast
who takes the glory entirely away
from Whittisr's favorits and conters
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
SUCCESSFUL LIQUOR RAID.
Large Force OF Ohccrs Took Water
bury ViolatoPs by Surprise.

Montpelier, Dec. ARMED with search
warrants Sheriff Frank VI. Tracy and
Deputy Sheriff Henry Lawson OF this
city. Deputy Sheriff G. C. Graves and
Policeman David Harvey OF Waterbury
and Constable Henry Pnrcher OF Dux-
bury last night raided suspected places
in Waterbury At the store or Frank
soldni. a barrel and half barrel Of bot
tied beer and box OF bottled whskey
we're sci.ed and at the store Of Charles
Guyette two quarts Of whiskey and two
quarts of wine, Louis Bionchi and Chns.
Rrusa claimed part of the stuff found at
Soldini's.
The officers arrested Solidni Binachi
and Rrausa. brought them to Montpelier
and lodged them in jail They will waivo
examination 10 morrow morning and bail
will be fixed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
TRAIN CUT OFF HIS FOOT.
Barre Wan Wns Caught between Two
Cars-Rushed to Hospital.

Northneld, Dec. 5.--James Smith OF
Barre had one foot cut off by n Central
Vermont freight train near the station
this evening. A freight was shifting in
the yard and for some reason Smith went
between two fiat cars. Before he got ont
the engine shifted other cars up against
IT with the result that he was knocked
over and his foot was cut Off above the
ankle.
Tho Central Veront Railway company
rendered timely assistance in getting Mr..
Smith to Montpelier by special train and
so we'll WAS the matter arranged that
within two hours from the time Of the
accident he was being cared for at the
hospital.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
NO SETTLEMENT THIS YEAR
MANUFACTURED Feel That They Have
Done All in Their Power to End
Lockout-IdIc Men Paid.

Nontpeier Dec. 5-Since the Mortified
cutters turned down the proposition for
settlement of existing troubles last
Thursday night the lockout situation in
this valley has been unchanged. The
manufacturers feel they have done every
thing in their power to bring about n
settlement, which now bids fair not to
be reached before the new year and
possibly not by that time
A check for $500 for strike pay was
received at Montpelier Saturday morning
and the $50 cutters In this city who are
on the rolls received their pay at the rate
Of 81. % a day. or $50 week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
YOUNG BUSTER WAS GAME.
His Drocho Jumped into WinoOski
River hut I2-Yenr-Old stayed.

Montpelier. Dec. 5.-Holden, the l:-year-
son Of Moses Farrar. had an exciting
adventure Sunday afternoon while riding
fractions broncho near Green Mount
cemetery, The animal refused to go pa st
a watering trough near tho highway and
hacked into the Winooski river where
the water was several feet deep. The lad
went into the water under the horse but
managed to get out without assistance
The Icy water subdued the broncho and
little later the plucky lad rode him
past the trough,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
NO WONDER SHE'S CROSS,

inc woman who has a thousand pet
~ cares and snnoyances while She sur.
fers with headache or sideache must
not be blamed If she cannot always ba
ansencaI!y amiable. What she needs 10
thoughfulness from her family and
such n simple and natural remedy n,
lanes Family Medicine, the herb tcs
that makes weak women strong ard
well. Sold by druggists and dealers
20 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
hEART TROUBLE.

II don't like your heart action" the
doctor said. applying the stethoscope
again. You have had some trouble with
angina pector!s."
You're partly right. doctor" said the
young man sheepshly. only that ain {
her name. "-Lippincott'A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

a sketching trip to Italy this winter, The
chapter on Arctic work is closed for good
so far as am concerned. Not day goes
by but that am thankful shall see the
sun. or at least know It Is above the hori-
zon: thankful that am in touch with
the world; and that need not suffer
from hunger or extreme exposure"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
TIT FOR TAT.

Mame-Isn't this mum Aunt Sarah sent
me for Christmas a beauty?
Dorethy-It's nice, but l want a much
larger one.
Mame-Of course you do. But this IL
plenty big enough for my hands.-Lippin.
colts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

Cures baby's Group. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mamas sore throat
grandma's lameness - DIR. Thomas
Tclectric Oil--the great household
remedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09

item ltch' ftch--Scratch. Scratch
scratch The more you scratch the
worse tho itch. Try Doan's OintEAsn''
i 'ures piles, eczema. any skin t'h-
ing All druggists sell 1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Die Soften bcS .EruscTes.

Mlbunn N..D, 81. Mualit. -
Sberit 9lia BIRD Woroiuer ionbtc Dem
Siuots. Sdabmcilter Glinn cinell
Ghed ii6er $4,000 5uriid, mclher oaS
Sonoror reprGientirte, meldes ibm
fir Die &ertretung bcs Staates bel
ten &erindcn Sorrp 5bop's CUR Gr.
longung lcincr 5reilaiiung aus ser
Srrenanitalt in Watteupan mdbrenc
Der @ermaltung bes @eneralanpalts
Sodion bcmilligt morocn lit. Iie bon
&crrn Gardner eingereidte Ied).
ring botte olli $4,000 gelautet uno
III eihem Den She'd beglcitenoen
Sdreiben ihricb or, er babe feline
Ncdnnng ollf einen ioldcn 9etrog
e:rgereiht rnO geoenfe, Die linn be-
miaistc Summe nidt an3unebmen.
CIR baIt lid gc%genwdrtig fir Den
CONNER in bcn Gatsfifls aili uno
logt, er meroe ipater nod) Nlbanp
trinnlerl, Inn iid) nod ieinem Souoror
ilmsuieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
&ataitrOpbe anf Der yWaniban."

gan rancisco Sal, 81. 9u.
9uit.-Wie Der brittle Siilismoidiniit
Clmer Si,thins, Der bier auf Dem &c.
iiern eingetroffeilcn areu5er .9ui.
folo" anfam, er5ablt iino oui Dem
9mibess aoblcnoompier .Noniban,"
5f ocni ct aebDrt uis sr it'd, aui Der
6obrt BON gdpite7tad Songfong be-
iano, fiinf 0eute BON Der Wonnifoit
hilrd) giitige Sale um's 2ebcn gefom-
men, ipelde aus Dem Haum IN sSolac
onpon mlsitrGmtett, onl mGbreno ci-
lies Soiinnsi Die itGblerrwn Stoten
e;ngeltoBcn! lpirhen. Ien 5aiiun battc
feum eingeiett ais iih Elm @erGuid,
borbar mod)te, Die eS bei grplpiionen
bon @alen %Gn5utreten pflegt, nno
Gleid) oarallf begarm bas @aIicr in
Die Sor6enfommer ein5uoringen ulo
IS e%litlpidelten lidD @oic IN geiualtigen
Wnilen. Captain CAREER gina nit
Iiinf Iilipinos BON Der Mnnnidoit
ncr, Inn cine llntcriuduns or5uitenen
llno ols iie nidt mieoerfebrtcn. iolgte
Slltd)ils uno murbc gleitiolls bon
ben @oien iittrmdltigt. gr uno Gupt.
Gorpcr luuroen bon Der Mannid)oit
ans ibrer aef1brlid)en Gage gerettet II.
luieoer 81 iid gcbradt. nber Der critic
SIfi5icr 2ortin, Der 5peite Siii,ier
Stopp uno brei Watroien itarben III
6ol9e Der Ginotbmung Der @oic.
Cine llntcrIitung iiber sic llrinhcn
oes S%orgonges miro in Songfong
porgenommem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

gngeiid,ts bes f0niglihen @nobenof.
ties luieocr sur Gis5iplin 5uriidfebrcil.
Gle rebeqiiben Sruppen febrten 10.
Damn mad ibren &aiernen suriid. 44S
Sfii5ierc unb 5000 Monn linb an ser
Weuterei betbeiligt geiueien. Ger nelle
Hremiar bot cine @rflGrung crlailelL
IN Der er Heformen peripridt. Won
befiirhtet inosB unmittelbar nad) gu.
ionmentritt bes Earloments nele
llnrltben. Sie @ebanolung Der freta.
nii1en 6roge ino Die lln3ufrieoenbeit
inter Dem Wilitdr iinb Die llriohen.
Man pirit benz aonia IN Der 9ebonO-
lung Der Sroge Mongel an Gtrreie
uor. Wande Sfii5iere ipreAen ofien
81 @uniten elmer abbunfung bes So
nigS; aud miro perlougt, ooB Der
aronprinS pom Commando Der Or
NEE cntboben miro.
Son Betting II Gee
Yefin'G 81. guguIt.- Gas amc'
rifonii6e 8eibruuber inter 9eiebl
bon abmiraI o.. 9. &arber lit bon
Ching @antao nod BORT Tolnp in
See aegangen. Charles @. 6oir'
banfs, Der friibere Sicc-Yrdiibent Der
Ser. Stanten, tritt morgen Don bier
aus Die Heiie nod Sonfolu on.
Sic Seitlidfeiten 81 Gbren Ser
omerifaniihen @Gitc fomen e~eitern
NIT einem Gmpiong bci Senrp y.
Jletder, Dem omcrifoniidcn @a.
ihditstrGger, in Der nmerifaniihen
@eionbtifaft sum slbi6luB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01

mcine 9emcrfungen idliflid ols IL
men gngriif auf bic europdiiden @e.
merfidaffsllnioneu olsgelegt baben.
Sd luieoerbole, DOB mir Elm interno-
tionales 9iinonib oliridtig berbei-
ipilnlten, bnh MIR iniolueit, ols e5
!if) NIT 0em nnlerifoniiGen gegriff
oes unionsipeiens pereinigcn lGBt.
Wei11l europa nidts bon ulls pillcll
nil, 10 miro oas iein eigener Shu-
Den iein- NihtsoeItomeuiaer aber
lueroen mir ~fprtfobrcn, aaes 81 tbull,
mas IN phferen &rdftcti itebt, nm
bos 3iel SIT erreifcn, nad meldeln
Die geIoupgte Menidlbtit Itrebt, =
internatiottnIc Gerbriioerung uro
Gintrodt!1,
Sueber e%ntaeanete, 6 lei Jest he
reits lieben. Sabre bcr, bob Die gnle'
rifater ongeforaen bitten Damon III
recon, Dob lie Der internotionalell
CONFEDERATION beitretct mollfrlt mo
cs lei nafaeraoe oil bef Belt, oaB lie
SIT einem Gntidl,lb fdnlen. SIS bot
jeood] Den Mnidein," ihlob er. ,ols
bcfinoe lid sSerr @onlpers bios olli
elmer interchangeable"
Gas oeutide NeidstagSmitaIier
2egien Goriibenner Der General.
Gommiiiiou Der @emerfidoitcl>
Gclitidlono's, SefretGr Der Sllterno.
tionale, enbete Den Streit nit scr
6eItlteanng, baB Serr 8ompers MI,
ais @ait unmeieno iei, bod boffe CT.
Dab bieier jebt bobon i~iber5ellgt lei
Dob fir Die Mmerican decoration Of
2obor Scr 3eitpilnft gefommen iei
Iid) NIT Den europGii6en 0riioern 81
elmer Streitmodt 5u pereinen.
ght5ebn 2Gnoer iillo our 3eit oui
Dem GongreB pertreten, INTO Der sc.
fretGr CAB in ieinem 9eridt Die Mfit'
glieoer5abl Der oraeidIuiienen Srgu.
nilationcn alif 4.246,00O an. ,Sies
beoelttet cine 3unobme gegeniibe,
1908" fiibrte er aus, LIMB cs b..
weiit baB, obtuobl III Ser Witglieber:
5abl Ginger Gambler Elm Hiidgang 81
per5eidncn lit, oos Yrin5ip ser sc.
perfidoits.llnionen bennod ltetig!
S%ortidritte madJt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
IGkt iid) nidlt perblifien.

Mopor Stop bon Mtlnntic-Git be.
5eidnet oos Sreiben Der Sobbotb.
Sanotifer oils wobniinnigc Spite
RE. - @eitere Saitbeieble er!
longt.
Itlont c.G y, 81. Nugrrit. -
Mapor Sronflin y. Stop bon Milan.
tic.Gitp bot geitern cine %GrflGrung
crloiien, norin er Die Sanutifer, Die
ben bcliebien gaoeplos ourd) Die Gin.
fiibrung poQigar Sonntagsribe 81
ruiniren orobcn, tiiftig iiber Die Sc
def 5iebt. Wopor Stop erfldrt, boB
Die Staot mdbrenb Der uui piele Sot.
re iid critredenoen Eeriooe hires
gl1n5enOen Wod)stbums iid) cine be.
neioensmertbe Stipulation erboben
babe, ioiuobl in Se5ug uni Die Sonb-
boblrng Der 0eicte bl,rd) Die ItGoti-
ifen @eboroen. ols oitd) wcgen Der
alten Auffiibrnns Der geiuber uuo
Der perItunbi9en Soltung ieiner fort
idrittliden @eih1itSlel,te. gltlantic.
Gitp lei elm Heiort, Der iGbrlid bon
liebcn bis udt Wiuioncn Weulfcn
airs alien Sbeilen pes 2anbes beiudt
merbc, mo bieicr Sbatiade miiiie
chen Hcbnung g%etragen merocn. Gic.
ie Seute fGman lod) Dem Heiort, Inn
iid ,5u erbolen ilno iih in ebrborer
Weif 81 nmiiiiren, unb Die @elegen.
belt bo5n iei ibnen bis iett geboten
moroen. Grit Ourb oos Niftreten Ell
niger Ionotifer, BON Oenen Die mel.
item bon AuswGrts eefommcn, iei bic
omobnlinnige Spiterie" ilbcr Die
Sonnto9Siro9c berouf beid)woren
morocn. Iobei bitten lid) Die ielblt.
iiid)tigen Wenidcn niht aeihelt, ben
Heiort in elmer @eiie 81 perlcumoem
Ole ieincr Griiten5 pcrbGngniBpol
meroen ntiibte, lpenn eben oie Dir.
geridaft i'm gagemeinen nid)t 81 Der.
niinftig mGre, Inn iid) bon linen ms
0odsborn ia9en 81 loiien.
Gs perluutete Neitern iibrigens, baI,
Saitbcicble gegan so oOer mebr @ir-
the aisgeitellt moroen ieieL Die am
letten Sonntug aeiitige 8etr1nfe in
ibren 2ofalen Uusid1nften. Mitd) init
0a5ilg auf oos 9aiebouipiel. baS be.
fanntlif trot bes geridtlifeu Gin.
bultsbcfcbles o~bgebolten muroe, bieb
es. bob Gerbaftungcn porgenommell
meroen piiroen. Tab grobc Tingc
i'm @onaa iinb, por ans Dem llmlton.
De eriihtlid, bab Eoli5eiriftcr Sllg.
hes, melden sic &efprmer nit Der
gusiteaung ibrer Suftbeieble bctral,t
botter, gan5 nnernartet aus lainen
Scrien 5uriidfcbrte. Gr modte feinen
Sebl barous, oob CT Sols iiber &opf
aus ieiner Sommerfriife in Ohio &C.
fommen unb 81 Stunocn unllntar.
broden 9eiabren lei. sd bobe mid,
10 beeilt," iagte er. .oamit i) 5eitig
bier BIN, Inn fir Die Serbs Tan III
lance" unb Die ,@ooo Giti5enibip
aeague" 5u b%anoeln. Man bit mir
anaaSeutet, buB ettuas paiiiren mir
De-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Gin aaaaer Ert abgebramnt.

Suite, Mont., 81. Illeuit. Der
Srt @rant Sorts, Soabo, lit inner.
balb elmer Stnnoe ourt 6e,ier ser.
irort moroen. Gin Silmeilt aus Glen.
orbeitern b~citebenoer Wob pIiinoertc
ipGbreno bes Seuers Die brei Birth
ihaiten oes Cries. Ireibunoert Gin.
tDobncr iino in 5oIge oes 6erers obne
Sb0ad uno Mabr,mg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Tait aeInnht.

aingiton M.-y., 81. aus. =
@ei Stone Gburd nllrbe cin an Dem
Mlhotan- gaudouft arbeitenoer Sto-
liener orrd cine Gampiihauiel SIT.
falig crldlaaen, tuorani 90 anoere
S%taliener, bic bariiber %miit6eno ,pur.
een, Den Moibiniiten lpnhen woll.
ten. Die aallGoilft.Soli5ei ml,Bte alls-
ridden, I'M Ole &libe pieoer ber5u.
l%icIelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Gin SAemlal.
3ehmpob GaIls. Winn.. 8

&ehmoob sails. Winn., 81.
Muguit. - Ger BET Delhi midiiige
mcblbabenoe GARNER @m. 1ibbetts
bat geitern Die 10 Sabre alte Cecil
Norton. Die 1odter ieiner SausbGlte.
lin. uno ieine cigene 1odter, Die IL
Sabre alte 7orotbp Iibbetts, errior.
BET, oas Saus> in grano geitedt mno
lid, baum erbGngt. Nae An,eid,en
hcnten oaranf bin, Dob CT porber ci-
men uerbrederiihen Ansriff aui GeciI
Norton semadt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-01
Nus 9eMti9lano.

1raaiider Sob Der idj6nen Miia
Econ.
Ioo enoct Honan. - Varonin Ha6o.
wig, iriibere Soubrette, oas
Spfer zines Slutomobil. llnialles.
Sas ltlgliid ereignet iih BET
T. SuI3bab, aui Der Sabrt Don
w Warienbab noh Boris. - Gle
Sdauipielerin, melhe emit Den
WillionGr &oebll ruinirte, ieit
bier Sobren cine brape gbeirau.
9 - 8eoeu in poIniitJer Sprade
bonn aatbolifentag ausgeidloiien.
gerlin, 81. Muguit. - Nus sInl.
berg in Der Oberpfal5 fonmt eile
Welonng, meihe Die @rinnerung oil
ienlationeae SoraGnac aus elmer MIR
lpeti9e Sabre '5uriidliegenoen ;3rit
iuedt. Gie Nadriht beiaet. oab 1Srou
Don Haoomib, Die IN 9egIeitung ibrcS
@atten BON Warienbab aus per Muto
Die Seimreiie mad)te, perungliidt 1T.
Gas automobil iubr aeaen eincn
VaumItamm. Sruu bon Naoomit
mar iofort foot; ibr @emabl blicb
utperlebt.
6rau bon &aoopit lit Miemano
anoers, ais Die emit bobseieierte nno
ipater oielgeidmabte 9Ibnenidon-
belt 8ita 2eon. Sic f~eierte ibre
groBten Sriumpbe in Der 3eit, in
welder lie an Relihenstbeoter in
Berlin uirtte. Stint Sabre lang lpar
lie bort engaairt, Damn 5oe Tie Sen in
Berlin itaOtbefamnten 2ebemann
Hoebu, Ser als Sabrifant bes Soc
min.Mtunomaiiers Wiuionen gemaHt
batte, in ibre Nese uno perleitete iGr
ST 10 uniinniger 8eridmenoung, oaB
&oebq zines Cages Dor Dem Muine
itanO uno nit Sinterlaliung sablrci-
der @laubiger mad Siib.Mmerita
entflob, no er an9ebli6 geitorbel
iein iol.
Nadoem oieie reide Ginnabme.
qucle periiegt Wor, ging Mita Econ
pieoer our Yiibne, aber in Berlin
moute man iic nift ieben, man por.
iuegen oes nnbeilpollen Ginflulies,
ben lie ouf &oebu ousgeiibt bate, 5u
iebr geaen Tie aufgebraft. @ita aepn
panote lid alio ben Yropinsiolbiib.
1en gu, bel benen ie nit niht gerooc
lebr beoeiitenoem grfolge gaitirte.
&ur5nm. es gina nit Der emit bet.
gotterten SbGnbeit bergab, uno MAJ,
lagte ibr bas ShidiaI porous, boS
SGresgleiten 10 oft sittbeil miro; ga
eridien NIT einmaI I'M Sabre 1905
Serr bon Haoomis. elm thermometer
oes oeiltifen 9otihafters in Wabrio,
anf Der 9iloflade unO bat Nita 2eoii,
ieinc 6rau 81 merben. 9ie Sholl.
ipielerin ipiQigte ein uno bat es ibren
@atten ME bereuen laiien, baB er lie
CUR 0rou nabm. Sic ipuroe cine iebr
brape @attin unb Die Che mliroc
iiberoiis sliidlih. Nun bat eli!
gaumitamm, Der ibrem Mutompbil
I'M @ege mar, Hita 2eon's ablpeda.
lMngsreiher Garriere ein Gnoe &c.
maft.
q 3 in o lni d e
Sprode ppm g atboffen-
1ag ausaeif oien.
Inter geipobnter 5ablreider Bethel
ligllng bot in 8resIau Der Teutitc
4atbolifentag ieinen Anfang senom,
men. Sc murSeu 5elegramme al
ben Yapit uno ben aaiier geianbt.
&eben in polniider Sprade iino
fir Die Gauer, Der 8erbonolunsen
perpont. Wan mar haraui nod Der
fiir5lit beritteten poli5eiliden Mh.
tiinoigung porbereitet, Mber Mufiehcn
erregte es, Dab sic @eeierune nod
Elm ausoriidttdes @erbot %erlaiien bot.
peldles burf oas Wercinsgeies be-
griinoet miro.
Nmsriff anf eim Iabden.
Soleoo, 8, 81. Mlg. - anac.
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junge 2e,tte, Die nit ibnen in elmer
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nift sm controlircn. GS gerietb inter
cine @eriiitbriide, no Der Maii burd
ciEen clettriiden Waggon ubgebro.
dlen uno Die MGod)en ms @aiier &c.
idleuoert mliroen. lie anaben rette-
ten iih.