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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Prnises Dead Negro.

Praises Dead Negro.
 " H Councill has been hailed, by educators and public men of the South. as one of the greatest negroes that ever lived. and by many as the great est The man who knew him. and who knew his work are steadfast in their declarations to this effect.
 Frank N. Julian. Secretary of State, who has known Councill for years having resided In the same section, and for time. in the same town. told of his opinion of Councills greatness, as q negro. and as an educator.
 s'F1e was, to my minb the greatest man of the negro race", Mir. Julian said when he heard of the negro's death. -And undoubtedly he was the greatest benefactor of his own people that the negro race has ever produced.
 He taught the necessity of charact- CT. and not only that. he instillei into most of his pupils that very quality--a rare one to the black race.
 He did not, like many others of the negro leaders. endeavor to teach social equality: rather he preached the futil- ity of effort toward such achievement on the part of the negroes.
 -As to his qualities of mind. he can be best judged by his works. and his published speeches and writings. which
 
 Of a great intellect" Fl. c. Gunnels, State Superintendent of Education. who. by the very nature of his duties was thrown into contract with Councili time and again. and who came to know the negro we'll. said:
 "Councill was great negro; con- slider him one of the greatest of his
 "A slave at seventeen, but with a t..- .NSa \. IAA fit himself to aid his race. How well he succeeded will be attested by every white man who knows of his work an is evidenced by the great number of good negroes he has sent out from his school. to labor. in various ways. for the unbuilding of the negro race.
 .sAs an orator. Councill was without g peer among those of his race and as an educator he ranked among the leaders. Negro education has suffered severe blow in his death'.'
 cuncil founded the normal school at Huntsynle in 1875. and has headed the instithSon since that time, with the exception of two years. His successor will be elected by the board of trus- tees of the institution, probably within few days. V
 Birmingham. April 17.-Prof. coun- Gill was born 8 slave and secured his education under most extreme dificul- ties. He was born in Fayetteville. N. C.. in 1a4S and was sold as a slave Tn Richmond. Va. later being brought to Alabama. He started a private school In Huntsville shortly after the war and 1t was adopted as a State school 1878.
 The college now has several hun dred students. who are being educated In many branches of industrial arts.
 Councill had attained the degree of M. A. and Ph D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
MIR. SCHMIDT RnsIGNs.

Mobiis Psstor Accept Call To rm-
 nois Mobile, April l7--tSpecial. )--Rev Carl Schmidt. pastor of the German Lutheran Church. of Mobile. for the past six or eight years. has rendered hi sresignation to accept a call from Aurora, Ills.
 He will leave within the next few weeks. His successo rhas not yet been named by the congregation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

have, why decree for the sale of said real estate should not be made for the payment of the taxes assessed against J. B. GASTON,
 Judge of Probate. natad March 1st, Is0s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

owners of the river steamer Lucille to the amount of e4so. The Lucille sank the syiph while making . landing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
RIVERS ARE OvERFLowED.
Hard Cash Brings Reports on th N. SfPeauza

Mobile. April 17.-News has been re- ceiyed here that the Tombigbee River IS overfiowing at McGraew's Shoals, and another flood is threatened in that river and the Warrior.
 The officers of the steamer Hard Cash that arrived today, report that they were forced to secure barges from the Government works there to light en her cargo, in order to get over and the trip through these locks occupied twenty hours.
 Both rivers and tributaries are ris- ing, according to the weather reports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
A cargo of Tobacco.

A Cargo of Tobacco.
 Mobile, Ajrfl 17.--The steamer F O. Saitmarsh will sail from Pensacola next week for Hamburg and Liverpool with a cargo of thirty-one carloads of to- bacco. This is the largest shipment of to8acco ever made from Southern port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

FUNERAL EMBLENfS Of choice flowers beautifully srrang- ed. We solicit the trade of partfcuIar people.
 s. B. STERN & co. II Dexter. Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
OPPOSE STATE WIDE
PENSACOLA CHAMBER OF CON-
 MERGE GOES ON RECORD.

Bitter Kind Would Result
 and This is Not De-
 sired.
 Pensacola. Fla. April 17.--tSpecial.) At meeting this afternoon the Chamber of Commerce went on record as being strongly opposed to the pro- posed resolutions befre the Legisla- ture to amend the prohibition laws of prohibition.
 The body gives as its reason that to pass the resolution would precipitate campaign of two years duration of very bitter kind and this would greatly disturb business conditions. The action was taken by a vote of thirty-six to seventeen who were op- posed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
THE REsr FLoWERs

THE BEST FLOWERS for weddings, receptions or funerais are always to be had at reasonable prices nt our City store lie Dexter Avenue, drop in and get our Spring price list of all seasonabIc plants.
 Rosemont Gardens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
 ONLY.

Cans Fancy Pink Salmon. 25c Cans Imported Sardines 25c Bottles Standard Worcester Sauce 25c Bottle Moss Club Catsup, 25c size .15c California Seedless Lemons ns.15c Fresh Fruit Preserves ........1Oc Fancy California Peaches .... 1Oc IDS. Fancy Santa Clara Valley
 Prunes. ......-....... 26c Bottles Sauer's Extract ....2 25c
 BROCK GROCERY co.
 -adV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
FIRE AT WHISTLER.

Interior Of Mobile ana ohio Railroad
 Shops Damaged.
 Mobile, April 7.--{Specia1. )--Ftre was discovered tonight about s:3o o'clock in the blaming mill of the Mo. bile and Ohio Railroad snoDs at Whist Ter. The fire was extfnguished but the interior. of the mill was damaged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
END COMES TO w. H. COUNCILL .legro Educator Dies at
 Huntsville. WAS PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL l Porn a Slave and Died Leader of
 Race.
 Many wAite Persons Regarded Him as Foremost Black Man of
 Ceuntry--Dia Great
WAS PRESIDENT OF SCHOOL

Huntsville, April 17.-(SpeciaL)-- Prof. w. H. councilL president of the negro Agricultural and Mechanical college. one of the most prominent ne- gro elucators In the country. died to- day after Q long illness
 He was known throughout the United States and regarded by the white people of the South as the fore most negro of his race.
 Professor Councilfs advic& to the negro race in his lectures every where was to remain in the South among the people who understand them and have no prejuiices against them. For time this advice was scorned, but z Professor Councill lived to see his opinions generally accepted as right. He maintained that there has never been 6 race problem between the Southern white people and the negro race and that there never would be if the negro would forego aspiration for social equality.
 He Is survived by his widow and four grown children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Only costs cents to see two of the very best pictures at the 0rpheum. Souvenir free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
A Thonwhtful Trayeler.

A ThoughtfuI Traveller.
 Our line of Suit Cases and Bags fur nishes ample opportunity for fastidious selection. The thoughtful traveller al- adv Gilbert Trunk Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

them to turn back. Their efforts were futile and the generals have returned to Cqnstantinople.
 Ten other battalfons of soldiers are on their way to the capital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

The Orpheum opens noon Monday with two good pictures for 5c and . nicc souyenir free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
spnING nnInEs

Need flowers. We shall be pleased to furnish esfimAtes and suGEeSti0ns tor Decorations and Bouquets.
 s. B. STERN & co. II Dextre Ave. Phone l0O1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
TAX Norror.
The state of Alabama,
 Montgomery County.

To w. F. Osborne.
 The Tax ceiisGsor ss, ae, nlsd @ in my y of real estate upon which taxes are due. You are reported as delinQuent and the following real estate is report Lots and block 10. Capitol This is to notify you to appear be- fore the Probate Court of said County MONDAY, MAY 10. 1909. then and there to show cause. If any you have. why q decree for the sale of said real estate should not be made for the payment J. B. GAsTON.
 Judge of Probates
 Dated March ist. 1909. .'@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Sneaker Geta a Verdict

Mobile. April 17.-V. W. Speaker of Montgomery. owner of the pleasure boat Sylph, was awarded damages here today in the United States Court against
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Only costs s cents to see two of the very best pictures at the orpheun. Souvenir free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
sPRING HRYDEs

SPRING BRIDES Need flowers. We shall be pleased to furnish estimates and sugEestions for Decorations and Banquets.
 s. B. STERN q co. II Dexter Ave. Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
rIIE BEST FLOWERS

THE HEST FLOWERS for steddfnws, receptions ar funerals are always to be had at reasonable prices at our City Store 116 Dexter Avenue, drop in and get our Spring price list of all seasonable plants.
 ROsemOnt Gardens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Embroidery Sale

The of embroidery sale brings the crowds buying public familiar established reputation for leading embroidery prices Monday the regular 35c in qualities inserthgs to match at lUUl
 $175 Silk Tafeta proof, guaranteed nf1n money saving offer All day Monday per yard J0G
 $15O Silk Tafeta guaranteed silk for Monday 0E Enl per yard OJUl
 100 ladies silk tape neck 12 12c qualities for
 Monday in quantities a customer O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
As Prohibition Increases,
 Our PernonaI IAherfr necrean.a

If in need of Wines and Brandy, (imported or California;, Pabst Blue Ribbon. Pabet Export Beer, Pabst Malt Tonic, Porter. Ale, Alcohol, Duff fy's Malt, and Liquors of all grades. order, from the old Reliable Wholesale NNiilskey House. Send for Price List.
 l. BERGMAN & co,
 Pensacola, Fla.
 P. O. Box 1s7. Phone s71.
 adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
ITEM|zED REMINDERS
 OF SPRING NEEDFULS

The bakwardne of spring has made buying slow to this but the and longer delay not expected Na.
 We arranged for activity for Monday and have placed of magnetic force everything the store This specially tailored shirt waists and millinery
 line strictly the hour style and of superb quality
 For and boys making special efforts to supply their Have the largest stock history and fit suit guaranteed saving of from 25 to 40 cent complete line of Hats and Shoe the nobbes and the stylish line of shirts in the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
GRAVE DANGER
 TO CHRISTIANS

(Continued From Page One.)
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-06-25
VOL. IV.-NO. 26.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
MIIerIei.

= SO. Wc0epitt, 5obn oes Stas
tionsmeilters Sad WcDemitt am
Suniet gabnbot o%erlor, mdbreno er
ouf Der binteren Ylatform elmer Sot=
8eas-Gar itanb, bas @lei6gemiht,
mie Die Gar bie gltrpe an Der Glib
8reia ulto 8ereibo StraBe mobte
uno itiir5te .berob. 5ofort purOe
Gr5tlide Siilfe berbeigelhafft ulto
Or. 9eter 8aloeiareai erfldrte, Der
iultge Mann babe 8erlebungen unl
S6doel unb pieueidt ou6 inllere
@erlesungen erlitte,t. CT muroe
nod Dem 5anta yioia 9oipital &C.
bro6t, no er rad oeu lesten Wod-
ri6ten, gut gerubt baben ion.
= @iner Der groBten @ruuoei=
aentuntgbeiiser Gan 4ntonios, Dos
Saupt ser San Mntonio Gas mo
electric Sight Company uno Der 5oll
Mntonio FRACTION Company, @nler-
ion McWiiain, elmer Der befanntelteli
8onfiers unb 4apitalilten Der @alt-
itoot Seem gorf, lit iebt gum e~rltell
Wole ut Gan Mntoltio. Or fam om
0ienItag Worgell o1 uno geoenft et-
ne ISOLDE bier 5lt bleibelt.
Sobalo Der ltaotijhe Slt-
eelieur feitgeitellt bat, mie Diele
Sdiloer nit bel1 StraBennamen in-
nerbaIb zines eeipiiien Diitriftes ge-
braudt neroeL peroen llnterbano=
lungen nit ben Sirmen, lpelbe iol-
DE 56ilber liefernt abgeidbiiell
peroen. Sos @elo bafiir lit bereits
a~llseuieien uno befinoet ii6 i'll Der
Safe.
0as pierte Mppelations-@e-
ribt bat in oen 6ale Sobn Steelep
bon @l 8alo eati6ie6erl, bob Sub-
ffriptionen allf 5nbifriptionsliitell
fir 8erbelierlmgs- ulo @nttpidlllnes-
l1nternebmungen, biubeno iino, altd)
me,lt Ser ltnter5eidner ipdter icine
Meinung anoert ullo feline Inter
idrift 5ilriid5ieben mia. Steelep bot
te 51t einem 5ono fir oas oSeros
Street Spernbaus" unteridrieben,
ipater ober ieine Meinung %geonoert
uio lpeigerte iid), ieine Sllbifription
5u be3ablen.
Die Oonlcll Ser Sings
Motbers" urlo u6rielos CLUBS" ia
ben oei1 Shulrot I'M @rlaubnis De-
titioniert, in Ger Naborro Sdule go.
s 8ooeeinrihtuneen onbringen 81
fonl1en, ga oie &inoer bort inilller
10 idmubig 5ur Shule famen nrlo
su Sollie feline 8obe-Ginribtulgcl
bdtten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
@rmnosiasmtnms 1lebertrasnmsen.

81. $. Cor unb 9. 6. @eber an 6.
g @olf @runoitiid an Der Carolina
Cir; $1425.
Senrlie 8. uno 8iaiam Campbell an
g. 8. 8olf, @runoifiid an Der Cactus
Ctr; $500.
Ilpina 8oettinger Ii. q. an q. g.
8beiner. @rmbitiid on Der SIo@g entez
Sir; $500.
9r. 9. 6. @itte an @. S. Seear
ltno B. s. 6anlan, @runbltiid an Der
5ammpnb Mbe.; 5000.
Stort Stealth Company an @eorae
2a6mann uno Srau, @runbItiid an Ser
9elaipare Ctr; $3.50.
S. M. 2inoemonu an Srau W1. Sc
lasco, @rnnbltiid III Der Morales Ctr. /;
$40.
Sobn 81. @orton an 6. g. 9oebbler,
@runoitiid i'm neren gitp@8lod 3t75;
1925.
Otto 6. 8rlenina urlo ssrau an @.
9. 8u6born, @rnnoItid in Der Sem
tone Sarf S%nbbibiiton; $3.50.
Sran Senrb @lmenoerf Ii. 81. @pa :.
Wtnltban, @rnnoitiid an Der Mlbert
Ctr; $25.
Serbinano 6. @olfram uno Srau an
Sran Warb Wartin @runoitid an Ser
2amar Ctr; $500.
Saul @bers an Charles 6. 3elion,
@rnnDitiid an Der San Bebro glpenle;
$1,000.
S. 81. @obiibeaur ml 8obert q. 8;ts
Ter. @runoitild in Der Soutb Seight5
aooition; $397.67.
Solepb @ourano OIL 9. =. 8. @alton.
8runoitiid I'M gitbs9lod 1874; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29

@artei tidlt inf bic fatdlen stdhiea
Der Mierehfranfbeiteu. 8rpfi-
tiert bnrdl Die G%rfabrhngen
Gnrer Mitbiiraer.

8elegentlide anfdGe BON aopf-
meb, ut1regelm6Biees urinieren,
&opfpeb uno S6minoelmfaae lino
getpobnli6 Die erlten @n5eiden bon
Nierenitorungen. gs lit elm SIR
tl1m, bieie MISUNDERSTANDING
5n pernadlailigen. Die MnfG1e
mogen fir cine gemiiie 3eit per=
lbminoe11, aber iie febrert i%nteniiper
5nriid. @enn Spmptome bon @al<
ieriu6t etntretenL Mni1peaunsea
llnter Oen Nuget Mni6mellen Ser
@lieoer uro &no6el ober ireeno Ell,
mes onoeren Seiles bes 4orpers, 10
idiebt Die Inpenoung elmer Sur
feline Willute ouf. 8eginnt, Ooon's
Aieren giaen ein5unebmen uno
fabrt oamit fort, bis Die Nieren ge-
BELT iino uno Cure friibere Sc
iunobeit uno Starfe 5uriidgefebrt
tit. 3engniiie bon San Mntonio be-
lpeiien Die @irfiamfeit bieles gro=
BEN Hieren=Seilmittels.
Sreo. 9. 8aoer it,, gde Mesquitc
uno Dapion StroBe, San Mntonic,
Seras, iagt: Sd CLAUDE, id fam
9oon's Nieren 8ilen nit gutem
Ge6t empfeblen, obglei6 ib nidt
cine gor15e Sba6tel bon oobcn
gebraubte. Cine 2abmbeit in met
nem &iden, belt mild bon Ser
nollen grfiiqung meiner Mrbeit ob.
Sd mnroe ebenfaas ourd cine Sect
glrlg CUR baufigen @ntleernng met
ner 8laie el1nupiert. gls mir gegen
~oerartige 2eioen uno Storuneen
0oan's Nieren 8iaen als elm pirf-
James Wittel empfoblen m1lroer,
peri6affte i6 mir bon Der 8erar
Drug So. cine S6adtel. @ie aber
eripabrt, gebraudte i6 niht oGe
Bilen, Die iid in Der S6a6tel be-
fanoen un6 bin iebt bon aqem
Hierenleioen fret.
Gum 8erfauf bei alien @dnolerll,
8reis so Gents. Soiter=Milbllrlr
60, Buffalo. Seem gorf, a1einige
9lgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @ub oes 9amens =
9oon = uno nebmt feine a11beren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29

Sn Der Ndbe oeS Sliltfanols, bort,
mo man einen freien Mnsblif iiber
Die 8ieien gum Honnenbol5 fat, la1
elm prunfpoles Sans. Mrfaoen BON
meiBem Marmor 5ogen lid Inn sic
2angsieiten oes @eb1uoes lt1o groBe.
I'M CONNER BON iippieem 8lunneli-
flor uplipuderte 8eranoen blicftell
binaus in oos malerii6e 2alloldofts.
bib, Dos ii6 bier oen ent5iidtsa gli-
den bot.
Sest lag cine meiBe Siiae iiber Dem
aonol, Tie ipannte ii6 meit binous
ilber Die @ieien uno bling pie meiBes
Sdmollengefieoar oil ben garnen
oes noben @oloes.
0os mar elm @liBern uno Stint
mern in Der Suit uno ringsum Sonl.-
togsitiae. Nur ab uno 81 Der ioub.
5enoe 2allt elmer &inoeritimme. IS
maren anaben, nel6e Die 10 idlpa1e
gisoede bes Slutfonals erprobten.
Sn einem eroBen Salon gu ebener
groe oes itattlideu Saries, an eos
iif Elm iippiger @intergarten i6loB,
lebnte cine iurlge Game am Selliter
nno i6aute binolts in ben @intertae
3mii6en ben griinlid idiaernoen
4ugen oes iungen WaohenS grub lid
cine boie Solte.
Gin longIhleppenoes meiBes Sc
mano fiel aif Den oiden lidtgcl6eli
Smprnateppid. @elb mar oll6 oie
breite Seioenidarpe, oie oas lole
@elpono gefeiielt belt, gelb Die ldlWe
rem ieioenen @%or6dnge. gelb uol
~itarrer Seibe Die 8e5iige Der meiBcn
Gmpire-Mobel, Die rings III i%tilooler
l~tnoronllng gruppiert moren. lleher
oos gelbieioene gubebett NOR Elm gro-
bes meiBes Gisbdrenfea sebreitet
nlo elm onoeres lag Dor Dem 5ier-
lihen Sdreibtii6 nit Dem lidtgel-
ben Sildbe5ue mlf Der Glate.
Miao 2onobeim, Die unbemegli6 ON
Seniter perborrte, liebte es, ibre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29

aleiollna itets I'M @inflona nit Sen
6arben ibres Salons su brillgen,
uno 10 fam es oenll, ouB ibr ga.
Ion ollf oft ieine Sarben nllb Sor=
men ipedielte.
8egenmartig mar gelb u1o maiB
Die Soiung. 3os gelbe, a~ugenld)ein-
li6 gefarbte leuhtenoe Soar Ser iltn-
gen Dame fiiete fid barmonild in
Die lerridenbe Sarbenipmpbonie oeS
@emobes nno Die nunoerponen ge(-
ben &oien, Die iest tros Der @in-
ter5eit aus S9alen ur5 8aien rarlf=
ten, nerbreiteten einen leiie1 liiBeli
Quit.
Wdlas 2oune mar our6aus feine
lolrntagli6e. ltngebuloia trot ibr
fleiner Sub ben 8ooen, uno metr
als einnol manbte iie oen glid pom
Seniter binpeg our Sir.
$50 er MIR bleibt," mltrmelte lie
5ipii6en ben %fleinenL meiBen, ipiecil
3abnen berpor, ver ideint mirflid
lelHe oue 81 DQDen, D1erDer gu totli~
men,"
Sic iab abermols auf oie fleine,
nit 8rillanten beieste nbr i6res
Gettenarmbanoes, oanu trat lie ipei-
ter einiee Sdritte in oas 3innler
5uriid, oenn ibr anfmerfiam lauldell-
oes DIR botte S9ritte pernommell.
y@r lit es nieoer nidt," fonitatier-
te lie init alien 3ei6en oes l1nmu-
ties. Sid, Bapa" rief iie Damn ai-
mem eleganten etma fiinf5igidbrigen
Wann ertgeeen, Der NIT Der 6epale-
resfen 8emeglibfeit zines jugenoll-
den glegants III oas 3immer irat,
ues lit gut, oaB 9u femmit, bisl-
leidt fannit gu mir lagen, no &ails
Siireen eisentlid beute itedt. @ir
mollten oo6 @iiiten fabren."
(6orticsrule folat.)
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Rsissbfisf.

Ndsentei1e getrodtuueen. = Ser
teuerung. aoltipieliees &eiien.
Sabrt nod @iesbaoen. = Sur
bmls. = &on5erte.- 8orleiu1gclI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-29
Seras.
gor pier5ig sSsobreu, al

@or bier5is Sobren, als cr
nod ein fleiner Sul1ge mar, ld)oE
lid elm semiiier Sames. 9omns in
@on5ales Goulltp beim Spiel eiue
augel IN ben Mrm. Die @unbe Sell
tie, obne BOB oie aueel entfernt
tpuroe uno Ser @eidoiiene fpilrtc
iabrelang ni9ts BON ibr. Grit in Der
lesten 3eit madte iie ii6 in ullallac.
nebn1er @eiie bemerfbar ulo ulo
i1lieBlib muroe es 10 i6limm, ouE
er Ben @rm gar nidt mebr ge6ral-
den fonnte. gr muBte iid mol ODER
libel elmer Operation ulter5ieben
0ieielbe bot iebt itattgefunben uno
1T iebr gut perlaufen. Die @er5ta
iteaten permittelit Rontgen-StrabIer
feIt, mo Die &ngel iaB, nno entfern-
ten iie bann nit Seihtiefeit.
- Die Ounfelm1nner- @eieuihaft
bie augenblidlih uniern Staat I'M
iider lnadt, bat aud oarallf binge.
arbeitet, baB ben Stnoenten Der
5taats- ltuiper1itat nift mebr er.
lalbt iein io0e, an S6luB oes Sc.
meters oen iibliden groben 9oI 81
geben. SIM Meprdientantenbauie Der
2egislatur batte iie audi mirtIid)
cine Maioritat Der Mitglieoer fin
oieie sroBartige S6ee gemonnell unS
als es bel Der 8erntung Der gemil.
ligungsbia gu Dem Soften fir Sic
uniperfitdt fam beihlob oas Sails,
Die @emiaigung on Die @eotnguno
! 81 fliipfen, oaB Der iiblibe ShlltB-
baa Portable Sp1ter beiarm lid,
oas @aus aber bod eiues @elierell
uno madte oie @elpiaiguag obne bie
alberne @inibranfung. Den iunsell
| Stuoenten nnb ibren uIaop friends"
miro olio ibr 8ergniigen nidt &c.
fort meroen.
Sn Der @egeno BON 8rincetor,
lieben Weileu oitlid BON Mcaiunep,
bot ser 5ipoliidbriee @iGie See I'M.
ter @efabr ieines 2ebens, icine
Shweiter aus eilem groBen @alier,
uSanf" gebolt, III ben lie gefanel
iuar.
@us Muffin fomnlt Die Sdjret.
fensnabribt, Der @ouperneur 6eab-
ii6tige Die 2egislatur nod einlnal
gu elmer Sibule ein3uberufen. Sol
fentIi6 be%mobrbeitet iid Dos @eriidi
niht.
= Sim 81. Mfai meroen bic Stelter-
3abler bon Mcaiunep oariiber oh
itimmen, OF bic Stoot 8onos gum
getraee bon $4,000 fir StraBcl-
gerbeiierungea ausgeben ion.
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