davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
Sa@Ceu.

8 resoen II. Del 2dnoe8perbono
Der ebangeIif4slutberii6en MGnners
unb Siingltngspereine belt bier feline
Sobress9 auptperfammlung al. GS
ftte9 bic 3abl Der 8ersine i'm pergons
genen Sabre bon 218 ouf 226. Die
@efommt3abl Der MitgIieoer Der 9uns
bespereine ftieg bon 1850 ouf 10, 700.
0ie 3obI Der SugenDliden olein be-
trGgt 800. - 9ie bier peritorbene
6ruu Pripota perip. sSronte bat benz
Nueemeinen MtuItteroerein Elm Der
md9tniB BON 5000 Mort binterIafen.
9 d e II It e / n. Na6bsm bel
Briifung Der Sobresre6nun9 Der
Srt8tranfenfofe bur9 bic semGbIten
&epiforen iid) erbebIiae l1nregelmGBi9s
teiten berousgeItelt 9otten uno Der
&afiirer mar Slin9er cine 4uftIdrung
ri6t gu geben permo6te, ipuroe Der
leBtere rnter benz 8erbadt Der Inter
i9ld9ung uub llrtunoenfGlI6ung in
Saft genommer.
SUD boil 3. Der Staotrotb Orr
thur 9ofmonn in 3ittou purbe ols
8iir9ermeiiter bon 8u99olS geipdblt.
Gr purbe 1873 geboren ols Sobn beS
@utsbeiibers uno Observation-Disclosures
in 8ablen5 BET Seberan.
n / +. Ser Rotb Der Stobt
beI&lob, Der SoItcItiftun9 bon benz
5pii4en Wltenbprfer unb @lau6ouer
Strabe eeIegenen itdotifden @runos
ftiide 1000 Sunbratmeter sur Grri9s
tun9 geTunber Wobnbduier fir ar
mere 8oItstIofen unentgeltli6 our
8erfiigung 81 iteQen uno ben iibriger
Sbeil bes 0runbItides fir bic 3pede
Der Stiftung por5ubebaIten.
Sci p / g. 8ommiiiionsrotb
Grnit Pintert, Der 0irettpr bes 3oolos
gii6en Gortens in 2eip5ig, lit i'm OIL
ter bon GA Sobren geitorbcn.
Wittpeiba a. Sir NotbItonoss
orbetten, bic i'm pergongenen Winter
porgenommen lperben mubten, betpils
Ii9ten bic itdbtif9en &ouegien nod
trdgIid 5000 Mort. !Sterpon entfols
len olein ouf Die Sdnsebeieitisung
1000 Marf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
@Irttem 6e~9.

ttgort. Die Negierun9
bat an bic SGulen bes 2anoes etnen
Grlab ergeben lahen, Der ben 9enub
bon oltoboIii6en @etrdnten BEL S9is
Ierausfliigen inter alien llmftdnoen
berbietet. Gmpfo9le1 piro SrinfpaIs
fer, Mild, 2imonobe. Soqte Bel fol-
den NusfIiigen Der 5ou eintretsn, bab
Der @enub oItoboIiider @etrGnte niht
gu umgeben 1T, 10 Bat ii9 Der 2ebrer
iofort Ieiner DorgeIeBten 8eb0rbe 9ss
eeniiber gu pernntporten. - Der err
peiterte @uaI6ub bes Wiiritembergis
Observation-Disclosures bat einen Or
beitsousI6uB fir bic Grri6tung elmer
2ufti6iffboae in Stuttgart geipdbIt.
4us ben Musfiibrungen Der 9ertreter
oes 8rofen Zeppelin mar gu entnebs
men, bab cine 8etriebsgeIeuI9aft bic
GrriAtung zines fabrpIonmGBigen
2uftf6iffoertebrs bon 2uSern iiber
Srtebri9sbofen deer Srontfurt a. M.
no9 Dem Norben in Die Sonb genpm.
men bat.
Orb E ngerSbei m. Infer
friiberer Mitbiirger GbriItton Sung in
Sarpna 0olditina) 1T i'm Glitter BON
63 Sabren geitorben. Sung lit i4on
Dor mebr nI8 80 SSobren mad pos
LATINA ousgeponoert, no er 6slb= unb
Meinbou betrieb uub eiue au9eIe6ene
SteGung einnobm.
&roiISbeim m. Die beige SDs
nogcge, bic ii4 16on felt Sobren in
8oIge 3u3ugS pieIer iIraeIitii4en 5as
milien in unfere Stobt oIS gu flein
e%rtpies, fo1 bur6 sinen Neubou erIebt
lperoen. Gs lpurpe in elmer 8erIamm.
lung Der 8eI6Iub eefuBt, nit benz
gau in tbunliGiter Babe gu Beginner.
Il | m. Die oId i'm niirttembergis
i6en 2onbtog er0rterte Srage ber Or
ri9turg elmer eIettri1Gen llsterlonbs
centrole fir Obeyi9paben 9epinnt
INNER mefr has SntereHe oeiter
&reiie. Gs EoDen bereitS 13 piirttcms
ber9ii6e uno baperiihe 8e3irfe ibren
8eitritt bieT5u ertlGrt. SaS Dert
ipa lei Sentbofen an Der Sner errits
tet ipcreer, no etpa $4,000 9ferocs
frGfte aus ben STANDARDIZATION &C.
lponnen perreu foIlen. Die Qusfii6,
rung Res 9roben 4rojette3 ioG runb
100000 Wart toiien.
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fioIoberIebrer &ieber ii6te fi9 in 1eis
nem @ortsn i'm 6lobetti4ieben. Sn
einem @eItrdu4 fam er gu 6oa, nobel
fi6 Die 8i3ie 70 ungliidli9 entiuo,
boB bic GbrotIooung ibm in ben &opf
brong uno er bolb borouf perItarb.
&oImor. 8et Serlisbeim rannte
Elm Sdnel5u9 9egen einen 5ro6tSug,
Der our6 @rploiton be8 9ompfte6sIs
Der 2ptomottpe gum @ntgIeiIen ges
bru4t mar. @ter 3ugbeoienItete unO
Elm pofogier puroen get0otst uno
Sn0lf gaHagiere trugen @erleBurgen
bopon. Die 3riimmer ouf Der llns
gliidsftGtte gertetben in 8ronb, uno
Der Perfpneu5u9 tpuroe D%oaitdnbig eins
eedf6ert.
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2sraan(Gweia. @n0arf. Stppe.

8Iante + II + g. Mls Der
Steinieber 0iuge olf ocm 6obrroo bic
itetIe 3iegentopfsGbauie in fluttsm
Sempo tcro6 fubr, ItieB CT an elmer
Wegebiegung nit eineIn Tugripert 3us
Iommen. Oiugs, Elm Mionn in ben
Seer Sobren, puroe gu 8ocen gei6Isus
bert. Surge 3eit oorouf itarb er.
o8mi 8. Sn elmer No4t 1T oos
6obrit9ebGube Der @nboltiIhen &ieIels
9ubrtperte in &pspig pouftGnbig ME-
oergebronnt. Ourtb cine StouberpIos
Iipn rpuroen Die @ebGuoe ouseinunoer
~geipreu9t. Die 4rbeitcr tpnnten Yi9
reht5sitig retten,
y tmpI B. 8eim SpteIen nit
cirem SeI4tng lit Elm Neffe bsS Qfritos
for'9erS 3intgruf BON einem Treunbe
eri6pfien ipprben.
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81 ii n d II. Sn sroBartigsr unb
einbruGSpouer 8ciIe 1T bic Seier Res
100jdbri9en 8eItebens Der @faoemie
Der btloenben Siinfte in WiinGen be
9angen porren. Der prin3regent ers
bob ous bem glnlofe bic Mfacemie our
So4i6ule. - NlS SupeIenDiebin 1T
bier 9arohin Rottp oingfsIt 9ematt
lporoen, tpel6e oI8 SetretGriu Der 8os
ronin BON 3oetouer fungirte. SIT Der
Gntrcnoung bon 9oltbortciten Gr.
ihuloi9te 1T eine 9o6ter bc8 b06mi,
fden Scttion56efS 8arons Rottp. -
SIN @Iter BON iiber 81 So6ren 1T bos
bier Ger 9iitorienmoIer Yrofefor Cub
ptg 2bieriM geItorbsn.
9er9 8 b n. Die Sc.
metaoen Scttenber0 uno RiItieuht
puroen 81 elmer reuer Gemeinoc unter
benz Nomen S9nei5lreutb pereiniet.
Grlan9en. Dem romaniiden
Seminar Der Granger llniperIitGt 1T
our6 bic 8ermittIung be3 Scraus9ee
ber8 Ter nRomonif6en SobrcsEeri4te,"
BrofeiIor Or. &nrl 9oqm0qer (Oress
benz, bic unfnn9rei6e unb Iebr tpertbs
bolle fran5Siiihe 8ibIiotbet bes in
DRESDEN berItpr6enen 2iterar6iftoris
ters Or. Ri6orb Mobrenbplb oeI6enft
tporben. 9os Gei6ent fiiate II grobe
GiItsn.
Teu9 t IN ngen. Die Gjes
meinbebirger : @erfammIung beidIoB
nit GROCER Webrbeit bic Grboullnq
zines ftdbtii9en Glettri3itdtsperfes
uno Die Nufnabme eines 4nleGens gu
bieiem 3ped aus Der GportaNe i'm
9etroge BON 100000 Mdrt.
Neumartt. Sn Rieb6of BEL
9er9ing brannte Na9ts Der arobe
Stabsl Der Setoromen @ieni6neioer
unb Wertl nieber. Gina 30 SGpeine
unb iber 100 S9afe famen In ben
Slommen i'm. Sin Ssuertpebrmonn
erlitt fdpsre 8ranbnunben. @ls
9ronbitifter tpurbe Elm Sonbtpertss
burf6e berbnftet.
pofo Ii. Die ihon felt LANCER
3sit fsrtise SbeiIbnbnftrefs Grlous
S6ern5ea purbe benz OffentIi9sn @ers
tebr iibergeben.
Strnubt n g. Ser Reftor Fer
9iefigen ReaIFfuls, Stubienratb s,yos
bannes WonbiGein. lit geitorben. Gr
bat ii9 autb urn bic GrforI9ung Der
Geldi9te Der Staot ols @oritanO bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
o6Gersoat6nn1 &eGen.

QIsbeim IN. Wegen DetnfGliGuns
botte iib Der 2onbpirtb 6raua Sor6
II aus gIsbeim Dor Der Straffammer
gu perantpp: ten. @r bat 1907er Wein
erbebIi9 iiberitredt uno ~pertouft. 0as
llrt6eil Ioutete ouf 800 Murt 9elos
itrofc ooer so Sage Gefdnenib unb
Gin5ie6un9 Der bef4lugnubmten 16
StiiG Weir.
g ieBen II. Sn Suntt Sn9bert
fuhr htr 8oute9niter 8rns aus Gle
BEN infoIge @erIogens Der Rabbremfe
gceen einen Baum unb brad bus &C.
MD.
% a / II 3. Gin alter MeinproaeB
1T bier DOR Der Straftommer gum britt
tc. MoIc 5ur @er6arbIun9 9etommen.
&ngetlo9t mar Der Sonitdtsrotb Or.
Noom HpQp ous OItbofen, Der bon
benz &eGlertontro1eur 8isrIGent amt
lid periie9elte YrobeflaI6en nit Wein,
Der unterIu9t iperoen foQte, gc0ffnet,
geleert unD ben Snbdlt nit beIIerm
8ein eriebt botte. Degen 6ormfebs
lers pur6e bic , 4n8eIesspbeit pom
Rei6sgertdt mebrfo6 an bic Dor
%infton3 our @er6anbIung 3uriidperfpies
fen. 0os rrtbeiG Inutete puf 1000
Wtart Celebrate uno 5e9n Sage Sc
fGngniB. Die ncrn Stiid @ein, Die be-
i4lo9nobmt poren, lpurben einge3ogen.
d, Die S~tabtperorbs
netenperfammIung beptuigte 100000
Wort fir Neubou Der te9nil9en Gebrs
onItalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
Da0en.

&orIs e. &iir3Iid paren
es 40 Sabre, felt bos @ospert Iib i'm
Itdotii6ea BeiiB befinfet. Mm Gleiten
Sage tonnte Der Director Der itGotis
f6en Gas unb Da1ertocrte, Gtabt.
bauratb Reidarb, bos SubiIGum ieis
ner 4~0jG6risen Sbdtigteit i'm OienIte
Der Stoot feieru.
@obens 9 b n. @nlGbli6 Der
9erotbune be5 itdbtifGen @orons
i6Ings tbeilte Der Sbsr1iirgermeiIter
nit, BOB cer 4cgfnu Der @sr6rou4ss
iteuern gum /. DECEMBER b. s. fir Die
Stabt .tpa 10000 Start ousmode;
ba cine 2urusiteuer ober Wertbsus
tpo6sTteuer fir bie1ige @erbGltniTe
ni9t in 8etro9t tomme, miiFe bic
Ginfiibrllng elmer ollgemeinen Surtare
na4 9emtI9tem Spitem ms @uge ges
fobt tperoen.
pei oetberg. Der orbentli6e
profehor Ger S1eiene unb oeriG1tli6en
Webi3in on Der uniberiitdt sSeibel6era,
@eb. 6ofratb Or. &naufF, tritt ON
l. Ottober b. ). in ben Rubeftanb.
so annbei m. Ser &reisouss
i9ub fir ben &reis Monn9eim BAT be-
iAloNen, ben BON BEN gcgen !SagelI@as
ben 9eriiderten in ben Stants6ogels
psrii9crungsfonos fir bas Sabr 1909
5u leiiterben geitrng BON % pro3ent
Der 8orprdmis aug 8erT9srungsiums
men Bis 5u 10000 Wort auf bic
&reistaiis au ii6ernebmen.
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Sreic StdSfe.

$ burg. Der BEL Sonstons
s~eitrnnbete Sampfer .Gcanbia" pon
Der !Samburgs4 msrifosGinie 1T troB
msbrfadsr Qbidleppperiu9e nidt fIott
getporben. Man Ioi9te bic 2abung
in 2sidter. Die pumpen tonnten bas
einbringenbe DaIisr nod bepdltisen.
= Sn elmer Nabt iinb an ben Differ
arfnoen aus benz Supeliergeihdft BON
Oittmsr &c SO. bur9 einen GinbruG
Supelen unb 9olbiaden i'm Mertbe
bon 10000 Bis 100000 Mart geifobs
len tporben.
9 remen n. 0aS brsmiiGe 8uos
get fir bas Rednunssjabr 1909 falob
ab nit einsn Geblbetrage bon 3,122.r
124 Murt.
6 ii b d. Del Giirgerausi9ub Be.
piaiste 81 rem Soften Der bier itotts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
@foen6nrg.

Olbenbur9. Der QanbcstuIs
t,lrfonbs bat eire 5ldde BON etpo 400
@ettor S%eioeIonO sptiden Der GIops
penburgs 6rieIopter 2anoitroBe unb
Der GorreIer @emeiabcgren5e ongez
touft. Der 8aufpreiS bctrG8t 10000
Mart. Sn ni6t oa5uferner 3eit rpiro
an oieIer STEELE urter Dem Nnmen
.@srossbeim" eire 9pIouie entIteben.
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fnbenben Notwithstanding oes
GentroIper6onoes fir bic beutIte Bin,
nenT6iffFobrt 1000 Mort, fir ben 81.
ceutiGen Ieratetog 5000 Morf. =
Csgen Dem i'm &onturs befinoli6en
Banter SoItou lit @ntIage lpegen Be
trlqS erbo5en ipprben.
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Ec(a6-Sot6rinden,

StroBburg. !5ier lit Der eIIGIs
fiihe Oi4ter pinrrer Gouorb Gpo4
~geitorber. Gein Sauptpert mar 81
idfiiife 8olfsf6riften"; bonsben If
81 nennen: nWie S4lob 2i9tenber9
our Huine ipnrb."
Oiebenbo n. Der 9pmnas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

3mcicrlti. - 2c6emann gum
plfiinitigen Sdlruiegcrpdter): Md,
gIo1tben sic mir, id, bin nidt leiht.
icbsa @ie,IpaDrcno i1 SbnGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

ba nleine &erpilihtimgcn tinaeitebc,
IGuft mir Der SdnueiB mir 10 bcrlhi
ter! - SdyUiegerpnier: .llno mir
miro babel e~isfolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

benoe p~ieri0briae 9odterd)en.
sd Bob iie bloB oui Den Miaaen &c.
briidt, barlit lie oMorln% iidOell ioG,
mic meine glie!" uN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

itoot ieiu. QG9lid leie idI IN ser Sci.
hIiG Ole ooer Ole Girnln, oocr Atticn
@eicaidlnit in Siou.!" t2mniooliou.)
Iriitofratin (bei Dem 9eilld)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

e.: nSnQcn Sic nal, no lic0t ci.
0cntlih Sign. 2" g: Sen Grt
fenne idD iIberbnupt nidIt." ":
,0inB ober cine icbr groCe 5nonitric-
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21eGfeuOnra.

9 If IN r / n. Sn bem Otter bon
80 Sobren 1T Der Observation-Disclosures
8ilbelm S9miot bierieIbit entI4las
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
SGmei5.

9 n. ueber 5000 ftubircnSe
5rauen tefinoen ii6 an ben Sdpeis
ser llniber1itdten. Weit me6r ols bic
SGlfte bopon finb Musldnoerinnen,
unb unter hieTen iibsrpiegen bic Ruis
finnen. - Sn 9isl be9tng Selbitmoro
ipe9en elmer unbsil6aren &rebstronts
belt Der 62jibrisc WiuionGr unb Rens
tier Sbert Gbutro !Sang.
9Iarus. -OaS Sslepbon oringt
in INNER peitere SreiTe. Die 3obt
Der @bonnenten i'm 4anton 9larus lit
i'm lebten So6r auf AGA geItie9en, 70
oob zines ouf 70 Ginfpobnsr trifft.
3 burga Ii. Die StnterIoHenen
bes Serrn Srib 8enters !SaTenfrab bon
0ieben9ofen unb Srauenfelo, in pas
rig, baben fir gemeinniibise uno tpobls
t6dtige 3pede benz Ronton Sburgau
290O 5rones geItiftet.
Sef II. Sn Groglio burdi9ob
Der 17iGbrige Sobn oes G6ulinipe,s
tors 2affrandi p~srfebentIid einenl
Shulfreuno bic &eble. Der iunae
2affran4i 1T Dor 8erapeifluug ~irriins
Mig sefporoen.
Neuenburg. Der 8ibliot6eis
fommilfion Der Gtnbt Neuenburg
tpuroe bon !Serrn 9oul GugeR tSums
bert bon Neuenburg Der 9etrdg BON
$4,000 6roncs 5~ugetpielen Stped8 uns
ber5iigli6en Qnfaufs bon 9i4ern fir
bic 9ibliotbet.
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Gas 9obp idreit gciDultig.
n@as bait Tn itnierer tleinen Tilppe
%getban?" fro9t erifredt Die ber5uei-
lenbe Wiitter paS an Get @iegc ltc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04

cinca @~eidn9niiieS 81 einem Str1f.
liun): n&dl beoouerc mir Sire artle
Srnu!" ~ StrGiling: .Welde oenn?
Sd lisc n0mlid) bier peien @ijamie!"
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0eGerret6.

0efter<et6.
80 / E II. Der beutf6e &aiIeS bat
ben Diterrei9iT9en @iIoboter SEInsr
beouftragt, fir bos Q9iqeion nuf
8prfu Elm 0entmnI Der bur9 MDrNers
banb ous benz 2eben geI9iebenen
friiberen 8eIiberin bes S6IoIIes, Der
&aiIerin GliIabetb bon Seiterreid, gu
f6offen. No6 benz Wunfde bes Sat-
fers foa bos 0entmdl benz S~ol3burger
StonbbiIo Der GotIerin nd9eebiloet
tperoen. - 3pei Stuoirenbe Der Or
portatobemie, Wtlbelm Stcpcbnsti
unb Serbinono petfd, iino ouf elmer
unternommenen 8eIteigung bes Sdnees
berges BON einem S9neeIturm ibers
roi6t iporben. S%fppcpnsti Itorb Dor
ben Qugen Ieinss Sreubes, bieIer ieIbit
purbe am Gage barnuf sdn3li4 ers
mattel oufgefunben. = Die ebemolige
YrGIibentin bes @iener Sraueners
tperbspereins, Srau emile @rner, lit
in Meron, mo iie GrboIung fu6te, &C.
itorben. Die 8erbli6ene Fat fi6 I'M
ben @erein, beFen 2eituns Ie our 3eit
Der llmponblung feiner bDberen Bill
bun9sf6uIe in Elm 2p3eum botte, iebr
peroient gemo6t.
8regenS. Bonn YfGnoler, benz
%betannten ousIi9tsrei6en Gtpfel bel
9re9en5, 1T Elm 2tnbauer Souriit,
&orl pbiIipp @ittner, obgeitiir5t.
8ouernburi9en fanben ben S6pe-s
perIebten ouf uno brudten linn drats
li9e !6ilfe, bod erlog @iittner balO
barouf ben crIittenen @erlebungen.
9 b a p e It. profefor Sucques
2oeb, Der 9bb'iolooe Der llniperittdt
bon &alifornien, piro i'm SUM b. 5.
an Der meOi3inif9en Sotultdt Der bic
ii9en llniperiitdt 8orleiungsn balter.
Ser @elebrte piro iiber biolo9iI9e
Sbemnta fpre9en.
SnnSbr q. Sn Siigen i'm
3ilertboI tit Der SpengIermeiItsr Sss
baher, Batter bon feds Sinoern, ges
ftorbeu. Dies tpirtte ouf ieinen Brit
Der SoIepb, Der felt Idngerer 3eit sets
5teseeIt0rt mar, berort, baB er bic Srou
bes @erftorbenen erita9 unb ii9 ielbIt
erI9ob.
gamma. Ser 8u6bolter Der enga
ltI9sbDbmiI4en Observation-Disclosures
In Gamma, Dlobimir &uber, tpurbe
ber9oftet. nahoem er 10000 &ronen
unterf6logen bate.
90 r II. @%e9enipdrtig finben
5ipii6en 9c5en unb Meron @erbonbs
lungen ftott. tpel6e iid nit Der Ofsns
bergs8abn befafen. Die Soften ipers
ben ii9 auf etpa 10000 Sroncs belaas
fen unb iinb BON ben Siroler unb
S9pei5er SntereFenten oufaubrins
gen.
poIo a. Dor stpei Sobren bers
f6pano ous pola Der Nptariotstonhis
bat Or. 2oren5otto nod llnterf6los
gltng BON mebr als 100000 &ronsn.
Der Mufeutbalt bes 5lii6tlings tpurbe
nunmebr i'm 4uSlanb entbedt, unb
Gerbanoluneen ipegen auslieferurg
puroen eingeleitet. Sein MitI6ulbis
get III pplu, Ol8IluTp, Iuutpe Ut 2ttel
perbaftet.
Drag. Die Poli5ei in 9rag bat
bic 0eIegirtens9 s riommlung Der Sdes
4iI9en SugenborgoniIotion oufgcl0lt,
oIs oieie toum e%rOffnet poroen mar.
Die 8eriommlun9 NOR ni6t pors
fdriftsmdBig angemelbet poroen. Cs
tpuroen iieben 8erbdftungen porgenoms
men.
ei9enberg. Sn @isn Itarb
elmer Der rei9iten Mdnner NorbbDbs
mems, Der 0rpBtnouitrisQe Gubpig
Sitter b. Giebis, Gbef Der MeItfirma
Sron5 Giebig, 8oumtpoapaorenfabri=
fen in 9Drfel, 8unaenborf unb Wien.
CkE
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6ifo,;I9t1 @ercins @erbienite erlppr'
ben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-04
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men etfrartt, bab Der Srt pcm 9ers
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81: Observation-Disclosures finb tsles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
First Cantalever Bridae.

The first cantaleyer railroad bridge is the one across the Firth of Forth at Queens Ferry. Scotland. It is nearly one and half miles in length. Fifty. one thousand tons of steel were used in it's construction, employing as many as 5000 men at one time. It cost $16.. 100000 and ffty-six lives. The work. men began at either end and worked toward the center When they met and undertook the last connection it was found that the two ends lacked d small fracion of an inch of reaching far enough to allow the insertion o1 the bolts that were to complete the span. For a time this was a puzzle, but was finally solved by an ingenious workman who suggested expansion by artificial heat. and 1t was forthwith supplied by means of burning kerosene oil under the steel girder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
An imaginative Statesman

Imagination Is the greatest moving force In the world. In saying this. I am merely repeating remark of Dis raeiis. and to prove the strength of his conviction I will repeat story Mr. Lowell told me when he was minister ts England. It Is the custom of the Royal Academy of Painters to hold a private view of their pictures before the public exhibition. Disraeli, walk ing arm in arm with Browning through the galleries, said, What strikes me most foxcibly here is the lack of imagination" and he proceeded to enlarge upon the power of imagina- ton, declaring it to be the greatest force Ill the world. In responding to a toast at the banquet which followed the private exhibition he dwelt upon the wealth of magination in evidence on the walls about him and again ex- pressed his conyitio that inacina- ton is the moving force in the world. Browning repeated Disraeli's first re- mark to Gladstone, who sat beside him. and he muttered, The deyil,"- John Trowbridge in Atlantic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
Willing to hsln.

Lord Pauncefote suffered sreatay from rheumatic gout tn his latter days, and he walked stif'y and sometimes had to use two canes. He went one afternoon to make a call, and he re- mained quite long time, so long that the horses got restiye, and the groom walked them up and down the street When Lord Pauncefote left the house the carriage was not In front, and. thinking there was some mistake in his orders. he started to walk to the embassy. which was only a square or two. But he had twinges of his old enemy, and the payements were icy. He was a large, heavily built man, and he feared fall While be was pondering over his dilemma along came young man fin working clothes. and the British ambassador, after q courteous saluta tion asked: My friend, will you walk beside me and help me home? If Is just short ways, but am afraid of falling. shall greatly appreciate it." The young man looked him over and then said thickly, "old gent, am pretty full myself, but I'll do the best I can--&he very best l can."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
TAKE OFF THE FAT
 WHERE IT SHOWS

Most women suffer from humiliation because of great quantities of fat, so located that, no matter how they dress, everybody secs that they are abnormal. This is the day of the slender figure, and fat women are simply not tolerated either in busi- ness or social affairs. Women may not know it, but men when they see a rat woman pass them on the street make all manner of sympathetic r.. marks about her. They do not mean to be nnkind or to seem unmanly. but it is natural for man to dislike fat on q woman. Where fat shows most there is where it must be removed, and as quickly as possible. The hot weather dresses seem to be made for the fat woman S misery and the slen- der woman's delight They expose all the charms of woman and her ug- Illness as well. Exercise and diet will not remove fat. This has been proved. The famous Marmola pre- scription which has met with such phenomenal success and has so many of our society women as it's sponsors, is now being sold in tablet form to meet the demand of the public for this style of treatment These little tablets go
 into your system just like food. They stop the stomach and digestive ap- paratus from producing fat and re- duce the fat upon the body at the rate of from r to 15 ounces a day, They are harmless and can be carried in yonr purse and taken even after you have indulged in hearty meal away from home. They are sold at all drug stores at 75 cents case, or if your prefer you may write the Mar mola Company. Dept. 223, Detroit, Mich. 6-27
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
Where Wives Arc Kept Under.

A Chinese Mrs. Caudle is incon- ceivable, for she would promptly be returned to her father labeled "Too muchee bhoberry." Only by one means can the lady obtain any right what ever to use even the mild moral sua- sion wherewith the tactful western wife is wont to turn events to her lik- ing. If as bride the Chinese woman succeeded in sitting on any corner of her husbands clothes at the moment when, halfway through the nuptial ceremonials, they first seat themselves side by side she is understood to oc- cupy the position of mistress in her own house. Even then it generally stops at understanding.-From "Things Seen In China," by J. R. Chitty.