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be his inspiration. She would make
him great He would put on canvas
this impossible, ecstatic passion for
water maiden, ali Undine. an angel
from Michigan-that laks big as a
sea. And perhaps she would come to
see his pictures.
Angelica came one day. The inn
keepers ''He respects you, signorina,"
gave the most f1attering of safeguards.
In spite of herself she was very proud
Of it, this respect Of dissolute man.
for it separated her, for Giuseppe,
from earth's other women 1t was j:
distinction to be valued like all dis
tinctions, according to its rarity.
Giuseppe received her with few
words and much humility. His works
spoke for him. She saw there Madon-
IA eyes and quiet valleys and that
peaceful calm of evening when God
walked abroad In the garden. Every
where was faith, tinged by sorrow to
a deeper richness. and poetry and in
tuitive comprehension Of those things
beyond that humankind must strive
for, never reaching. A despair Of her
own poor reasoning talent seized her.
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Room For Improvement.

A certain estimable old gentleman IL
at all times worth listening TO. though
occasionally his grammar is scarcely
perfect. He was dining on one ocra-
sion with the local squire. when. much
to the disgust Of bis worthy host.
triding error on the old genilenan.s
part was pounced upon aud loudly r..
peated by the son and heir OF the
house. There was painful silence.
broken at length by the host
MY son." be remarked quietly IT, the
young fellow, there are times. al
nit. when our old friends speech is Il
little peculiar. At such times ynu
might be Of mutual assistance 10 eacl,
other"
In what way. sir:" asked the son
We'll was the severe ,reiointer,
you might give Mr. y. iessp1l d.
two In grammar. in return for which
have no doubt he would assist tnu
to patch up the holes In your man,
ners. - London Tit Bits.
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Looking, she understood the man and
the strange sweet longing of his coun-
tenance. When lie unveiled sketch
Of herself tears rose with the inten-
sity Of her delight. Unfinished as it
was, it was the gem Of the collection.
But the beauty, the exaltation Of it,
were such as she had never possessed.
And he believed her like that He was
great, he was good. and-she knew it
now with the suddeDness of a reve-
lation-she loved him.
you were so like picture at the
window" he apologized. "that stud
led you. You forgiven
Surely l forgive. You-you shall
study me again.
ooh. if l might and here! At the
window you hung so far above the
line"
II shall be on the line hereafter if
you paint me So" And her voice sank
to a reverent whisper.
The artists face flushed. He was a
creature of emotions too natural to
seek concealment. Without troubling
to separate the woman from the con-
ception he struggled with an explana-
ton.
"Oh. signorina. the years that have
longed for you! l cannot make words
talk. but the picture shall say it all
how was weak and wicked and you
mercifully came to be my salvation:
how you looked at me to lift me out of
sin. You will let me love you? am
bold to say it. because | ask nothing.
You are so far away that my love can
not offend more than it does the yir.
gin"
Angelica passed the night with open
eyes examining her happiness. The
letters Of n young attorney in Grand
Rapids had been destroyed. they show
ed so commonplace beside the glory Of
this new passion. Giuseppe should
love her, as he willed, and when the
time came that it was not unmaiIenly
to yield-in blissful wakefuness she
rehearsed the thousand ways that she
might tell him.
The sittin2s began. The artist work
ed feyerishly and said little Angelica
began to find him more complex than
she had thought.
You are like religion. You make
me sad" he said when asked about
his scmberness. But the answer dis
pleased Angelica and filled her with
premonitions. Was 1t only black eyed
Floria. then. who could make him
smile?
His interest in her personality was
meager. too, for a lover. When she
spoke Of Grand Rapids he had mur.
INJURED:
] ''The rapids-back by the sea where
you live?"
Angelica remarked that she lived far
inland and in pique added reference
to the attorney whose letters had been
sacrificed.
Zone worthy you there: Perhaps
Giuseppe is not He knows it. After
time you will return. The great
rapids win swallow you again, and
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Of Michigan
Copyright 1909. by American Press Asso
ciation
BY CAROLEN BATESON

Copyright. 1909. by American Press Asso-
ciation
f~lHE Florentines were proud of
Giuseppe. To tourists the inn
keeper pointed him out along
~ with the city's curios as the
painter who was to equal Raphael and
revive in Italy the glories Of bygone
centuries
His faults?" And for once the inn
keepers rhapsody halted out of defer
ence to the we'll bred young lady at
the window. ut is true Giuseppe has
faults. But, signorina, what will you?
He is young, and geniuses are not
found under every bush even in Italy
Margharita, Floria, Beatrice. Frances
ca"-the fingers of both hands thrown
out and despairins shrug indicated
the fnaccuracy of the count-"they all
have spoiled him. But look for your
self Could you blame theln?'
Angelica looked. Besides being
conscientious traveller anxious to miss
nothing, she was Il painter. toe, In her
prim, orderly way and before her ltai-
premium at a county fair She had al
ready heard Of Giuseppe ut tie studio
IN Rome. and her interest grew now
that she saw the man. Her trained
glance noted his perfect proportions
The soft roundness of the figure
matched with the handsome head, in
which, she could swear, no concrete
fact had ever found Iodgment Such a
being should be care free. ward of
the nature he interpreted. He needed
blue sky and sunshine for a back
ground. His faults-well. who could
rebuke the lightness of butterfly?
And yet in his expression there was
restless hungering that explained the
artist. 1t was sorrowful look but
beautiful and in harmony with the fca-
lures. Its dissatisfaction. free from
plaint or protest, had long been sweet
ened into aspirat ton.
'How cold he would look in Grand
Rapids winter!" she thought But
even in Grand Rapids he would still
believe in Italy"
Then she glanced away. Anglo-Sax-
on secretiyeness hid her interest, for
the great painter, seeing her, had
paused and was staring up enrapt from
the walk below The rudeness was
uneonscious-framed by the window
sash she looked SO like a picture in an
exhibition. Her clear cut face, all
purity. resembled nothing he had ever
seen in life. Such faces he some
times dreamed of-after confession. He
loved them as he loved the church,
with its poetry and mystic symbol
ism. Her gentle coldness, so differ
ent from Floria, gave her a holy SEEM
ing. and holiness had power to thrill his
soul, like yiolin's harmonics, as some
thing high and fine, almost past the
sensing. That such creature must be
beyond all touch Of passion affected
him with ineffable sadness. but to the
artist sadness holds an element Of deep
artistic joy Her height above him
brought a consciousness of his own sin
oppressed mortality Her eyes wan
dered beyond him in apparent careless
ness.
''She is an angel from heaven, and
she knows not that l live" he mur-
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gave way. He was falling like Luci-
fer from a great height swiftly. gid
dily. And still as he clasped her in his
arms she kept demanding:
Me or her? Prove it,
Giuseppe turned to the picture. In
his glance was the cynicism of an ell
lightened century over which unbelief
has swept. He considered the tender
pathos of it: eyes with their promises
that could never be brought quite to
fulfillment. He marked its spirituality.
pleading mutely against the flesh. sa-
cred. distant always distant and un-
renchable nd 1t was he who had
painted such meaning into those fea-
lures. It was he who had cared for
heaven whil. there was an earth. The
rcrners Of his mouth twitched. With
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tNfftHu Hi LHfti't y.,a
pleased him that her home had So
hazily remote sound. Michigan-nO
world power that-one of those faroff
unknown countries which the fancy
loves and the geography ignores. But
the host came presently with further
information:
'sMichigan-a lake. they tell me. big
as sea. And the lady paints. She
would desire to see your pictures, it
might be-eh?-if you asked. You love
her:"
Eyes, love her." Giuseppe an
swered. ''but she is not for such as
me-
That night he had word for Mar
gharita, kiss from Floria. an appoint
ment with Beatrice. But it was the
last time. for his heart was with the
sanity one whose lips his might never
press. Henceforward she alone should
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HISTORY on A 1usK.
Picture Made by cave Man Millions
of Years Ago.

PICTURE Ma0o oy Cave man MilllonS
Of Years Ago.
Long ago, so long that even scien-
tist would hardly dare venture a guess
as to the date, man clad with only
a wild beasts skin about his loins was
sitting at the mouth Of cave In one
Of the rocky highlands In what is now
southern France. He was scratching
with a sharp flint on the fragments
Of an ivory tusk, perhaps picturing for
some youthful admirers adventures
through which he had passed or ami
mails he had slain. That ivory chip
was stored away as treasure, to be
lost and forgotten after the cave mans
death. One day a man named Lartet,
digging in the cavern floor, found it.
On 1t was scratched very fair rep
resentation Of the hairy elephant,
probably at once the oldest picture
and the oldest human record in ex-
istence
We know the cave man was faith
full workman, for the melting Ice fields
Of Siberia have yielded perfect speci-
men of this extinct mammal, and the
paleolithic picture is true copy. Not
only has this ancient sculptor given US
a sample Of the earliest art, but he has
left US, more valuable than ALL his
torical record Of his time, for this
rude picture is simply page from the
cave mans history which, translated
into twentieth century English. says.
Men, thinking men, were contempt
raneous with the hairy elephant
No record that any Of humankind
have ever left is half SO ancient as
this. The oldest Egyptian papyrus is
a thing Of yesterday compared to this
paleolithic sculpture. While the cave
man was living In Europe the valley
Of the Nile was vet only wild waste.
Egypt was not yet Egypt, and civiliza-
ton rs we know it had scarcely made
a Observation-Disclosures.
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t h e paint t er. .
and his W if e.
They are a pair
of loyers-so hap
by. Oh, it is most
unfortunate; she
has ruined him.
If only he had
married F'loria-
but how is a hap
py man ever to
be a Raphael?"
When the inn
keeper one night
came upon his
protege piecing
t 0 6 e t her the
edges of the Hlu-
tilated canvas he
rubbed his hands
in glee.
"Ah. you de-
stroyed what was
good, and it tor
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out warning he burst into long, loud
laugh. Its cold materialism startled
Angelica. Before she could prevent he
had seized palette knife and slashed
the canvas from edge to edge.
i have proved it, he whispered.
"She is worse than coquette She is
lie. But | have you. am satisfied"
Yes" the innkeeper was wont to
cOnfde to guests, THAT is Giuseppe,
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The Only Thinn eff.

jeremiah links is rich and stingy.
An acquaintance of his met links son
the other day. "Your father seems to
have lost a good deal of money lately.
The last time ! saw him he was cou-
planning and saying he must econo.
mize."
.'Economize. Did he say where he
was going to beginy'
'Yes; on his table. he said"
''Then he must be going to take
away the tablecloth.' was the iilial
declaration.-E Exchange.
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Three Reasons For Declining.

Lord Broughton had a temper which
sometimes exploded in Il most discon-
certing manner. 1t is related that on
one occasion he dined with Il large
party ut Thackerays house. and after
dinner some specially fine matlpira
was produced. In his usual eeniai
way the novelist pressed this on his
guests and. patting his neighbor Lord
Bronghton. on the back. remarked.
Now. my dear old boy. you must try
some of this"
A chill fell on the company when
the noble lord retorted. II am not your
dear boy. am not old. and your
wine"
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How She Did Il.

80 she refused you:"
That's tic impression received"
Didn't sic actually say no:''
NO, she didn't. All she said was
Fla, ha, har"- Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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INJURED. "Yet il
she knew surely
she would plead
for me with Mary
and the blessed
saints"
"a stranger?
Yes. she is a
stranger cooed
the host. pointing
to the register
W b e u Giuseppe
questioned. Cen
ius is a dollhouse
plant that must
be cOaxed into
flower. a for
G s n II i IN e -
Ca-art er yes.
Carter. Angelica
Carter of Michi-
gan.
SO-1n gel,
even as Giuseppe
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An Attraction.

Mrs. Gillet-So there Is tablet In
your transept to her memory. Did sh,.
do anything to bring people into the
church? Mrs. Perry-Well. she wprB
wears
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"Some men preach" said sydney
Smith. "as If they thought sin Is to he
taken out Of a man as Eve was taken
out Of Adam, by casting him into Il
profound slumber''
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Wade not In unknown waters.-t,er-
man PrOverb.
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shall see you no more" And Angeli-
cas- annoyance at the ease with which
she was resigned was only half re-
moved by his conclusion as he touched
fiS hroa Sf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
0ro66er3oaf6mt. SeGen.

Il BIT. Die @~tobtp.rorps
netenpsrfommlune befdloB, cine Mn
Ieibe bon 100000 Mort ~oufsunebz
men. Sbr 3ped lit: Musbau Der elsts
trifden S:raBenbabn, aanaliiotion,
Shulbuusbnuten.
IIsfeIb. Der 2onfurs Der
"OberheiIifhen SoI5inbutrie" in
Wiide oeist iebt, bab Der ekmoliss
Sireltor 8omberscr, Der bos Weite
9eIuht, BEN llnternebm.n fttperen
S6aben 5u9efiiet. Mnn tarirt biei.n
auf 100000 Marf.
Moina. Sn einem @arietet1enter
81 Mannbeim purbe Der SportoIIenz
buhbalter. S9euer aus Mfains perboIs
tet. Der nod llnteri9laeurg bon etlpo
1000 Wtort fIiidtig e.tporben por.
S6euer bott. fhon felt bier @oten
unter einsm foliden 0omen in einem
Monnbeimsr Gaitbauie eefpobnt.
Sbertneetbei m. Der in ber
30er Sabren itebenbe 2anbtpirth
Wolh 1T bon ieinem pferoe er{alo
gen iporoen. OoNelbe pferb bot Dor
aipei Sobren i6on einmal ieinen Rel
ter eridlaeerl.
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Sa@(en.

Oresben. CUR Grlansuns bon
Gnttpiirfen bon einsm 8ebouunasplan
fir bic @orliabt SresoensYlauen
idrieb Der 8atb unter ben i'm bsuts
iden Meihe pobnenben Mrhitetten
unb Snsenieuren einen Wettbetperb
aus. Sir bic bret beiten Gntpiirfe
fino brei preiie in !SDbe BON $500
Start. $500 Mart unb 1900 Wurt
ausseiebt iporpen. gta9 gefinben fol-
len tpeitere flint gntpiirfs gum Yreiie
bon ie 500 Mdrt aneetauft iperben.-
aDnie 6riebri6 Iusuit bat benz
Wartthelfsr gilbert Otto Guitap
S9urig in Dresden fir eir1e bon linn
nit Mutb unb @ntidloHenbeit uno
burh cine ausseseihrete 2eiitung be-
pirtte Grrettuns elmer Srouensperion
bonn Sobe bes Grtrintens in Der GIbe
bic bron3sne 2ebensrettunssmsooiIe
perlieben.
9 aube H.. Die Sottlerz, Sopez
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elmer Tereinisung auiommeneeibloiz
fen, I'm benz pfuiderpeien Su itsuern
unb ben SdIeuoersefdaften entsesen=
autreten.
8u4boIs. Die itGbtiidsn GpIz
lesien boben 100000 Marf fir bic
ginfIbruna oes elettrifden Stromes
pom @n~naberser GlettriaitGtstpert aus
in oos Staotsebiet 8u9bola bepiuist.
6 bemniB. Gin Wobltbdtiez
teitsfeit, bus fir bas bier gu errid)s
tence Solootenbeim ~peronItaItet
tuuroe, ersab 5000 Mart Reinertros.
: tpelfe gu s%enonntem 3ped iiberpies
len puroen.
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9iedsfelb, Der nit feinem 8ruber unb
nod einem 8pmpliaen einen pIatinas
te1el i'm Wertbe bon 10000 Worf
aus ben acknowledgements aeItcbz
len bate, puroe gu aebn Sobren 3ucbts
bars nerurtheilt. Dem Ginbreter lieot
ferner our 2ait, an benz 9riefmortenz
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fein, ipp fir 5000 Mort 8riefmars
ten enttpenbet tpurben.
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ter bon SO Sabren Stobtrotb 3omz
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Der bes nationoGiberaIen 9ereins fir
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nabme bes S9ultempels erreiht gu
boben.
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Ger 2enfde Correspondent, Baltimore, gs, srehaa, Sen ~. @Sr, 1909

tpoblttGtiateit su iiberIaHen, bic f6on
nobeau $4,000 Morf auf9ebradt bat.
Nur ousnobmsreiie ipiro bic itGbtiffs
!SiIfe cintreten. Ooeesen tperoen ous
itGotiiGen Mittsln ben scibdbistcu
geiGdftsleuten unperSinslid)e ooer 9es
ring psrsinslide Onrleben BON i1s9e=
fammt 100000 Mart eetpdbrt.
Morquort # { II. Der Wiin6z
rer 8aumeiIter 8alpar @uitapfsl bat,
Inn Der ftarten Nadfroge nod geeies
neten Sommeripobnungen Hednung
81 traaer, in LETTER SSeit bier einige
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forum, pneumatiI1en &ommern NIB
alien Der Neuseit entipredenbeu Sd
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perfebe1 fino.
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cine 9abn ouf bic 3ueipibe iibernomz
men. Der boGite Gipfel bes Dsuts
fdsn Reihes pirb olip nunmebr chem
falls elettrild ertlommen peroen t0ns
men.
W ii r aburs. Die S4riitItels
l.rin @mp @orbon, bic @ittipe res
beritprbenen enaltIfen 9otIdafters
8orbon. tit in Wiirsbure eeItorben.
GmD @orbon (ssburen 1S43) bat ii6
Defenders oils Srauenfdrifttelerin
sinen Momn semaht. sic ipar Ies
oattrice bon rOie prottiide 5auss
frau" unb Der ,Srauenarbeit" unb
bat perIdispene prottiide Bidder our
Trouenfrase seidrieben.
aus hrr lahrinpfnl,.
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finb cine Reibe bon pfdlaifden aonb>
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treter Der t. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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gefobren, I'M bos Mittersut 8artldin
gu beiidtisen. 5erner maft iid cine
b~eginnenoe Iuspnnoeruns nad)
Observation-Disclosures bemertbor.
gan u. Der MeinbGnbIer
Srans GbriTtmom bon Gbelsbeim 1T
ipeaen Weiniiberi tredune bon Der
Straftammsr 5u 1900 Mart @elpz
ltrafe perurtbeiIt porben. llrsefdbr
$500 Sitter Wein purben einsesosen.
Neu It a b t. Rad mbrfaden
9ohrperiufen. bic Der 2anDtogSabaez
orbn.te Gu9en @brei9 i'm !SdBlo1er
WaIb pornebmen Iieb, lpurben bort
Graunfpblenlaser MIR $50 glcter urz
ter Der grboberflGfe sntbedt, bic in
elmer WG6ti9teit BON $50 Dieter ouf
etne Sdnae bon orei &iIometcr iib uas
ter benz !Sobloher Wnlb unb benz tcs
naGbarten WieienselGnbe erItreden.
Die JDroeruns ioIl mittelit 8assers
mai6inen beginnen.
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b.rbaftet, ssrobe ols 'etne Mutter ibm
PuIpsr, bos iie bon SoIbaten erbalten
bate, iiber9ab.
M ii | bau en-. Sur Crime
rllNg on GERM S1lumbergersS enges
lin ipuroe ON Seufelstburm cine Grs
innerunestafsl ansebradt. - einem
8ermddtnib bes 1904 @sri.orbenen
ipurbs Der Sburm namlih ipieosrberz
geIteat.
Saorburg. Sn elmer in Bar
men ubsebaltenen Sibuna Der 9uns
bespertretuns bes Deitoeuti6en Sling
lingsbunoes nuroe mitestbsilt, bab
cine 5omilit CUR Grrihtuns etnes
,euen Solbatenbeims in Saorbur9
ben 8ouplab uno 10000 Mart sss
fhentt bat.
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Sreic Stdbfe.

8 am6urs. Sir ben no6 Sus
binsen berufenen profehor Gboma but
Der Genat ben profeHor Der 0reifss
fpalber lnipsriitdt, Or. &urt perels,
einen seborenen @erliner, aum pros
feNor bes Offentlifen Redbts ernannt.
= Dem Jistus ipurbe burd Sdiecss
iprud in Der &laseiahe Ger fiibp.jts
afritaniihen 9anDelsbGuIer Elm Mns
fpruh auf 1,250.000 W,ort fir Nof,s
ber3oaungen au9eiprohen. = Ser Sc
niordef bcs .Bants unb aommifs
i~ionsbouIes Miin9meber & Co., Ser
mann Riinhmeber, 1T i'm Otter bon
81 Sabren s~eitorben.
Bremen n. Die 9usipanceruna
iber Bremen mad ben Der. Gtaaten
betrug i'm Sanuar b.. s. 1888 Ners
ionen, gesen 2796 i'm Sonuar 1908.
Der porbbeut{de 2lonb bot Die
3piineaoedsrate nod Nefp Dorf fir
feline poitbampfer lii, ben 9efrag bon
3ebn Mart erbobt. Der Gdritt lit aui
ben b~erftGrften Mnbrang BON Mua<
tpanberern Suri;dsufiibren, ipefh.r iit
felt einiser j3eit s.ltenb madt. = Der
,snbaber Der 5irmo 2ouis DeIius 6.
60, 81. %. DeIius, Der felt 43 Sab
ren preubiiGer @entraltonful uno felt
81 SabrtH dIteitss 9ufi1tsrotb5.
mitsIieb oAs Norbbeutfden alopbs
mar. 1T. u Sabre alt, se%itOrben.
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SayerM.

90 ii n d n. Die gdperiI6e Qons
Observation-Disclosures bot i'm obse=
Ioufenen Sabre on bic !Sinterbliebenen
perftorbener Mitslteher ben getraa
bon 155,800 Mart ausbeSoblt, mGbz
reno bic 2eiitunsen Der Mitalieber
MIR 47,645 Marf betrugen. = Die
beicen itdbtiiden &onegien baben be-
fdlohen, Elm srobes 9emeinbeareal in
Der Ndbe Der neuen groben ftdbtiihen
9asonitoIt BEL Wpefuh gu einem mGs
bigen preiIe an cine @eielftoft au
perGlBern. bic nit !Silfe Der ORES
oerer 8urt bort cine hemiibe Sabrif
errihten min, bic in Ger Souptfode
bic N%ebenprobutte Der itdbtiihsn Gas
aritolt perorbeiten foq. - Die Gin
na6men hes 5rouenpereins 3ur llns
teritiibuns ornner perebeli6ter WD6e
rerinnen in Wiin9en boten i'm Sabre
1908 1927 Wort, bi. Iusgoben a.
SGT Marf %betroesn. 9luf llnter>
itiibunssn on 1872 MD9nerinnen 5ino
9160 Morf ousseaebeu poroen. On
SHentungen unb @ermddtniTen bott,
Der @erein 1413 Wort at psrseihnen.
u bera. Dos Sdfobeut GUT
%mannitein Bel 0eIburs nit .tipo 800
Saspert Walbunsen unb 200 Sag
inert Gelbern unb Disien 1T in
Staotsbefib iib.rsmuns.n. Die WGl.
Der biloen einen Griab fir bic auf
benz Sruppenibunesplob Graf.nfpobt
in ben 8eiib bes MilitGrdrars iibergcs
gongenen Staatsipalounse1; bic sell
Der unb Wieien treroen auh ip.it.rbin
Der lanorirtbidnitli@en 9eniiburs
erbolt.n bleiben.
Mugs burs. SIN Sabre 1908
ipuroen bon ben Muasbureer 8roue.
rsien 500, FOL 6.ttoliter Bier berae.
ftelIt. ferner tpuroen 444O 9ettolittr
einsefabrt. Mussefibrt fpurben
336.941 !Ssttoliter, b.mrad bIisben
gum @tnufIe in Der Staot Muas6ura
367,200. eesen 1884, 524 3eftoliter i'm
SABRE 1907. Muf BEN &orf Der BE-
b%DIterui,s trefftn 373 aiter. Sm
Sobre 1907 betrug Der 8iertonfum
auf ben 3opf nod 400 2iter.
2anbsbu !Sier ItelIten i'd,
bic Gebriib.r Grnit unb Soiepb paps
penberser, SSnbaber zines Hnntsee
f1dfts in 2onbs6ut, Der Staatsnn=
rpaltihaft tpeg.n observation-disclosures
gen. Oieie oetrosen ettua 69.0o0
Warf. lie5er bic 6Dbe Der peruntreus
ten 8oareinfoeen ite1t rod nifis felt.
q iirnberg. Die b.ioen ft1btie
iden Ronegien baben btihtoIen, bic
nnteritiibiine Der burd bos 5ohipai=
fer sefddbisten SamiIien Der pripai.