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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-11
3a0en.

&orIsrube e. Der 0sr6onb bos
oif6er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &reoit9es
noifeni6often begging bier in Ge9enz
mart te5 0rpbberaogS bos Set Ieinc5
25jdbriGen Y~eltebens. Dem 8erbono
9ebOren beute 313 8ereine nit runo
10000 Witgliecern on. Die 0sIommts
einnobmen Der 8ereine betru0en i'm
lebten Snbr 100000 WIort, bic
Ius9oben 100000 Morf, Der sc.
Inmmtgcminn 100000 Wort.
5reiburg. Der beige Stoot'
roth Eat etnen ben0tenSnertben 9es
f6lub 9efnbt. Girem Dunf6 Der Ois
rettion Der bieiigen b0Gern S6ulen To-
pte beS glettorots Der @oltsi9ulsn
entIpre6enb, ipirb Der Gtobtrot6 nit
oaen 9uG)bonblungen, Objectionable
rioIien9ei4aften uno dbnIiten Inter
nebmen, bic Sdrifts unb 8ilbperte
IittengsfGbrocnber g(rt ouslegen ooer
feilbieten. Die geitafttiGen Se5iebune
gen nbbreten.
pence! berg. Oer 9ebetme
Sofratb profeTor Or. Sermonn 0Its
boff 1T %geitorbea. SftbofT psrtrot bic
inoogermanii6e Spro6piieni9ofi
an Der bieii9en l%lniperiitdt; ols Sibs
rer Der bemrtrotiiden Yortei ipielte er
aud politifb cine RoGe. gr 1T 62
Sabre alt gerporben.
M onnb | m. Sier ipurbe Elm
!Seim fir r'dnnIide 8linoe, bos 80
Mdnnern aufnobme genGbrt, sr0ffs
net. Die babiIde @egierung sepGbrt
benz Seim einen Sabres5ufdub bon
112b Wnrf.
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SaGCeu.

Dresden. Der Srtsperbonb
DRESDEN be5 9euti6en SIottenperetns
bate aud i'm lebten SSobte tpieoer Elm
erfreuliAes Inpa9Ien Der MitgIies
berSabl gu oer5eihnen. sic betrG9t
jebt Bill. Die Ginnabmsn uno Nus.
goben be5 8erbonbs boIon5iren nit
1903 Mort. - Der &ommerIGnger
@rof9, Der bride Senor Der Ores
oener Sofoper, 1T an ben 6oI9en elmer
8Iinooarmoperntion eeItorben.
y d b o | 3. Die 6irma 8eorg
@bler, Snbritotion fir Gurus Sartons
ragen, miro ibre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tuneeR bobur9 I'm elm 9efrG9tIi9eS
bermebren, BOP ie nod in bieIem
Sabre nit Dem 8au BON Nrbeiter-
m~obnbduIern fir ibre WoltbersoorIer
Qrbeiter begirnt. Sc Iolen porIGufi9
flint 9ierfomiIiens 9GuIer erbaut tpers
ben.
G6emntb B. Dos Stootoerorbs
netentoIIegium bsf4Iob bic Grri3tung
elmer @nitoIt fir 9eiiti9 Sie6e. Die
Soften Der NnItalt ~belnufen ii6 ouf
Sac, 1870 Mart. Die Q%nitolt. bic oil
Der 9rsSoner Strobe erridtet piro,
ioQ nit POP 9etten aus9eitottet ners
ben.
2eipSig @. Der Ssniordef bes
8ibIiogropbifden SnItituts Meper in
2eip5ig unh Berlin, Der peritorbene
@erIo9sbudbGnbIer Sermonn SuIiuS
MeDer, bat benz 8orItono bss Inter
ftiiBun9spereins beutider 8u6bGnbs
Ter uno 8u9bonoIungssebtlfen lebts
pi1i9 10000 Wtart fur ben ReIerpes
ionb8 iiberpteIen.
plant 3. Srou pon @rnim ouf
G9Iob PloniB bos entipredeno benz
Nunf6e ibres peritorbenen 9emobIs.
&ommerberrn QIsronoer bon Mrnim,
alien ebemoIigen uno oer3eiti9en Or
bsitern uno Mrbeiterinnen Der @utss
bsrri4oft je nod Der 0ousr ibrer
Oienits uno @rbeitS5eit BEL Der CUTS
berri9oft Gbrengei6ente Bis gu ie
500 Mart gepdbrt.
Pfouen. Our9 Slugfeuer Der
2otomotioen an Der Qinie S6Onbergs
@eutb lit elm GROCER Walbbranb ents
itouben, nobel 5000 6idten perbronn'
ten. @uf Der 9obenleuber Slur purbe
Elm Si9tenbeItano bon 1000 8Gumer
ein9edi4ert. SIN &reiIe Nounoori
brannte cine 5ld6e bon ettpo 10000
Nuobrotmeter nieoer. 3piI9en Grin,
bod unb M%uloenberg perbronnten
1000 aebnidbri9e 5i9ten.
S3eibenber9. Srau 8ert6o
Marie perc6eli6te @eiste in 2eipsig.
PIogpib bat teitomentariId ibrer Sc
burtsitaot S6eibenberg unb ibrer
Seimotbsori 8odau bic S6entunc
elmer 9pr3agsottie Der 8ersinsbrnue
rel 2eip5ig i'm 3ettpertbs bon 110C
Mtort 9emobt. Die 3infen folen al.
jdbrIt4 fir orme SomiIien perpenoei
mormon
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ola eioenthum iibsrmn6t.

BIobes oIs @i9entbum iibermo6t. =
Der Sorbmader Mocnipscp bat ouf
offener Strabe bic Iebige Irbsiterin
Slider eritoden. Der Wt0roer puroe
bcrfolgt, BON 8oriitsrgebenoen srgrif=
fen unb I6per miBbOnoeIt in'S &rons
ten6ouS gebro9t.
8 il b d. Der 8irgerausI9ub
bat benz Ge~nntsantrog ouf Grbouung
zines 8remotpriums 5u9eItimmt. Die
Soften beIoufen Ii6 ouf $4,000 Mart.
-2(uf Der gortperfer 6eIomurt purce
Der MebIbGnoler &oit eri6ohen unb
I'm 1900 mtart beroubt oufgefunpen.
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SGweis.


8ern. Ser S6peiSer 4lpenttub
5dblt 9%egenipGrtig 10,292 Mitelieoer
unb bat oomit ieineu b0tIten Stono
felt ieiner 9riinbung Q863) errei6t.
@r aGbGt SO Settionen. bon benen 40
i'm @erglei9 gum @prjobr an Wits
9lieoern %0ugenommen boben. Soupt.
fG9li6 Gem Stiiport boben perIdies
bene Settionen beoeutenben ,3upu6s
uno frii6es 2eben 3I perbanfen. Weos
rere Getttonen boben fir fi6 ei9ene
StitlubS gegriinbet.
lrid Of. Die phil. SoItutGt Der
3iirider llnioeriitdt Bat SRI. GIIe
Stronb Gus Berlin bic @iiroe zines
Doctors Der pbiloiopbie psrlieben.
Gn3er II. 0urh cine neue &ons
feren3. bic 3piIden ben 8srtretsrn Der
2uftbougeieaI4a f zeppelin unb Der
Delegation BON qu3ern itattfono, 1T
pas proiett oes 2ufti6iffpertsbrS bon
Gu5ern na9 Grieorihsbafen pelentli9
gefOroert. SIS lam oils gsii9ert gel,
ten. bob bic Stobt 2uSern ouf bic
Oauer bon 3ebn Sobren Der 8etriebss
geieaf6oft bas nDtbige 9erroin fir
bic 2ufti3iffbolle unsntgeltli9 our
9erfii9ung iteat.
Jrei b G. sSm bieIigen Ron.
ton lpuroe Elm Giisnbabnottentat pers
iibt. Wnn fonb ouf Der Bride BON
Ga Zine Der Wontreur =9erner Sbera
lonbbubn i6pers SoI5itiids, bur9 bic
Elm S6neuoug gum Steben gebrn6t
lpuroe. IS gelang Der poli5si, bic
3bdter gu perbaften. GS iinb 5pei
gouern olts 60 Sine, bic Elm Geitdnos
nib obIegten.
9 t. @rllsn. Sn Oberu3pil
ipurbe Sobs. Gdbpiler, alt 60rIter, gu
8robs 9etrasen. SIM Sabre 1887 ges
bpren. ipurbe er 1863 bonn Reoies
run9srot9 ols G6rIter fir ben areis
BON CT. 0oIen gelpdsIt.
Woabt. Sir boS loufenbe Soms
meriemefter Bat ii6 an Der llniperIitdt
Gaufoane elm 70jdbrigsr ebsmoliger
Observation-Disclosures aapalleriss SnIpets
teur eintroQen lniIsn. Der olte !6err
bort 9orlsiuAg.n iibsr fran50fiG.
2iteratur.
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@eferrei6.

SeNetIeIW'
SO n. Der bier perfammelte
Oitsrrei6ii4s 9auerntag bat cine grob'
ortige YetbeiIigung ~gefunoen. Niat
peniger ols 10000 9ele9irte baben
einsn nNagsmeinen 8unO Der 2ano'
lpirtbe" Qegriinoet, uno 3tpdr mad
Oeuti4em MuIter.- Sn Dien lpirb bic
Grri9tung zines WognersS beotsr ges
plant. 9uitop Mobler 1T ols 0irts
gent in @usIi4t 9euommeu. Oas 8as
pitol 1T f6on ge3ei6net, lno Der 9ers
pirtli9ung bes 9rojetts itebt nidtS
mebr i'm Wege, fQus bic Itoot ben
@runb uub 8ooen gum Ynu 1ergibt,-
Die mebi3iniI9e SntuItdt Der Biener
uniperiitGt perlpabrte einen toItbaren
S9ob bon mebr ols 10000 WtiinSen
uno Weoaillen, Die iib ouf meoi3inis
f6e uno Observation-Disclosures periDns
Ii9teiten unb Greigniiie bs5iebeu,
OieIe BON SonitGtsratb 8rettauer 9es
f9entte Sammluu9 bat nun ProfeIIor
&ubttI6ef, @rtraoroinarius fir rDs
mi16e WItertbumstunoe, iibernommeu
uno iie nit ietnem numtsmotiI6en
2ebrapporat persinigt. Die llniperii.
tat erbielt ouf bieie Weile cine Wtiius
3ens uno Notwithstanding, pie lie
feline Speite So6f9uIe beIiBt.
9 0 b 3 q d. Sin fur9tbarer
Srton bat i'm b0bmif6en Gieien9es
birge grobe @ertpii Itungen ongeri6tet.
Sn SpbonniSboo unb SpinbeImii6Ie
ipurben bic 0G9er ab9ebedt. bis WoI-
buugen pernidtet, bic Promenooen'
tpege perpiiitet, Der S4aoen lit ee.
paltig.
8regen5. 8ei Der 2onbto9s'
tpobl fir 8ororIberg itno in Der aes
miihten Wdblsrtlnfe o1er 8s5irte
gbriItli4fpoioIe sepGblt porben.
. b q p e #. Sn Der SrtI9oft
SanborsSo Sa itnb 200 Wobnbauier
nieoergebronnt. Gin otter Bauer, pels
der feline Sobe retten po1te, lam in
ben Slammen I'm.
gger. Der 2onbesperbonb fir
Srembenperfebr in OeutI6bDbmeu ers
Offnete i'm Ginpernebmen nit benz Wiis
niiterium fir Offentli9e 4rbeiten unb
benz Giienbobnmtniiterium in &orlsS
bao, S%ron3ensbob uno Warienboo
HeiieouStunftsltelen. p
g r 3. prin5eiiin QrnuIf bon
8operil, in beren Befib bos S6lob
2topoIbitetn lit, bat nunmebr in Der
llmgebung bieIes S6toiIes grDBere
2dnbercien INN 5uIommen 100000
Rronen onaetouft. @S lit babel Dos
Slut &riedbnumbpf i'm Mini9tbol,
bonn Der W~toiergutbpf uno bos 3Ds
berer9ut nit WieIen unb WoIoungsn,
Nuf benz &rie1baumbof min bic prins
5eiiin cine SortbiloungsIduIe fir
Ionopirtbi4oftIide 4rbeiteriunen era
rihten.
SnnSbrud. Bel Moprbofen i'm
3iaertbal tperosn geeenpGrtig srobe
5ld6en Gruriolii9tr Wolouneen ME-
,er9ei6lugen, tpeil bic 8Gume Dor
Der Nonne %befnIen finb.
M orburg. SIN SO. 2ebensiobrt
1T bier Der polititer uno pbtloIopb,
Gitter SortbolomGus BON garneri, bo.
bingei9ieoen.
Meron. Cine 9(nnosneunsSabrs
bunoerts Seier beging bos beno6bortc
Ql9runb nit 5eIbmei1e, GabnenWeibe.
6eItpreoi9t uno 5eit5ug, in benz brei
GonbItiirme NIT erbeuteten e9ten
Sron3oIentononen uno bic Moiier
J%feitergruppe am beiten ipirtten. Gin
5eitfdieben i4lob bic Jsier.
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SrannCGweig. RnGaft.

Sorsburg. 9ier fQnb bic otess
jGbrige GeneroIperiommIung hes Sns
ternotionolen 9oteIbeItBer : Seretn8,
SIP S6ln- d. 8b,, ftott,
0eo II. No6 etnem 9ortroge
be8 Directors Gsrsbo4s Berlin purbe
bier Gin poIi3eibunoperein n9tnbaIt'
9sariinbet, benz fofort so Wit9Iieper
b%eitruten.
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QleGreu6ura.

81 . + 0 d. @boIf Wilbronbt, Der
bier ieit Iungen Sobren left, begin9
iein 50idbriges 0ottoriubildum. Die
pbiIoiopbii6e 6otuItdt Der RoItoter
So9T6uIe erneuerte iein 9ottor=
biplom. Die llrtunoe lit gum erIten
MaIe in beuti6er Gprude obgefobt,
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GfoenGur1.

Gutin II. Sn @rommcrsborf pers
urfohte Elm dil6gcI0oItenes 0ienIts
mdofen cine 5euerSbrunit, iubem rs
Elm 9ouS on5iRoete. Dos 6euer perz
breitcte Iib bulb iiber oos 0nnae 9orf
boS au 3tpei 0titteln nieoerbrannte.
8ieI @ieb Tam in ben 6Iammen unl.
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ria Ssele in Minben lit bonn SDni9e
Die @ettun9smeoaiae an 8onoe pers
lieben nproen. 9us MGo6en botte
aus einem Ourd 9Iisi9Io9 in 9rono
gerathenen tIeinen !6ouie einen @rbeis
ter, Der ourd ben 9lib an BEN 8eiren
geIGbmt NOR, unter eigener 2ebens9es
fabr in's 6reie gebro6t.
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Sro60erSostDum 46eGen-

. iebur9. Der 9~ir9ermeiiter
bes tIeinen Srtes 2iuin9s bat 'iih err
bGngt. Mou nimmt als urio6e Elm
nerp6ies 2eiben on.
so q n 3. Die bier pe%rItorbene
5rou Nnru &dmffer bat bem bieiigen
@erein fir 5crientpIonien teltamentos
rii9 10000 Murt oermudt.
Nteber>S ngel6ei m. Die
bteIige Gemeinbe Iiebt it9 in cine duz
berit ~ongenebme Qo9e oeriebt oaburd.
bob iie cine Steuerno9Soblung ppr
mebr oI8 100000 Mort BON ben @r=
ben be8 SRI. b. &ridsn eingsnpmmen
bat. Die .Cemetnbe bat ibre idmmt.
Ii6en G9ulben begIi6en unb einen
Go6en getro9 oer5insliG feit9elegt.
4uberbem puroen bic &ommunals
iteuern BON $1,000 ouf $4,000 Mart
berub9eiebt. 9amit 9eb0rt Niebers
SngeIbeim gu ben finanoieu am beiten
itetenosn @emeinben i'm G~robbsrSogs
tbum SeIIen. -r H
d. Der 8ureougebiIfe
Sell bon elmer bieiigen 3eberpooren=
fabrit bat 60005 Mart unterl6logeu
unb 1T perbaftet norbert.
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Game: .9oS lit Die E6otogras
pbic meiner uupcrbeirotbeten Santc.
@ieIlcid)t laien sic lctten CONNER
III oen 3eituigen mie iie einen Gin
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- .@ieio 0enn? - Gon icin9m ipGr.
lid)cu &onoror bot err iid elm Soticric.
COOS gcfnuft mo 0oroui eineu&oupt-
~trciicr gemadt!
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BREEDER periogtc. SER: $50? (oaS
9ilo bctrahtcno): ga, 81 pcriuul-
bern it's ni6t."
Gin 2 dllaubergcr - Sreo
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Gf)a6-

StraBburo. Seiren 70. Sc
burtstog ~feierte Der prOfeKor fir ans
orsnniIde, anolDtiI9e uno ts6niT9e
Gbemie on Der llniperiitdt StrnBburg,
Or. phil. 5rieori9 gtois.
9ugenau.9 Der &ononier 1udens
moier i'm CT. 4rtiGsrie : Regiment
puroe pdbreno oes 9ienites pl0BtitJ
irriinnig uno brnng nit elmer Seus
gabel ouf ieinen !9auptmann Elm, Inn
ibn gu eriteden. Nur nit Wiibe tonnte
er BON berbsieilenben aanonieren be-
Sfpung.n peroen.
Ct. Nmnriu. Sn benz beno6s
6orten @eis bauien ipurosn burb cine
J%euersbrunIt pier SauIer nit Nebens
3ebduosn ein9edi9ert. Bel ben G:.s
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2iteroriiAc CT GrfoGq.
seq NAL, bringt bsnn Dem Sdriit-
iteQcr GseOerIcil Der bod itur mGbiA
peranla0t lit, icine iitesuriide 5Gdtig-
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felt md cinen autcn Grtroo?"
.9as mill id) meiuen; lcttbin bot er
iid ioaor he nellc GiQu qefouit!" -
oa6er, Oas lit bod gan5 unoelfbarl"
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Srete Stdofe.

Somburg g. Quf bem G6iffe
.Selene," @isent6um Der 9bsoersis
Jirma @o4smutb &c &rosmnnn in
Sambur9, iinb Ger 8apitdn unb neun
Mann YsIoBun9 unpeit 9uapaquil
am gelben Sieber s%eItorben. - Der
8erIeger SuIius Campo in 9omburs
bat bos Seine entmol, pel6es fei.
n~eroeit bon Der foiIerIiten 8eiibung
I4iasion auf &orfu entfernt ipurbe.
in ieinen 9eiib gebro6t. Der aGufer,
tpeIder Elm YatbeHtino bes p~sritorbss
men 9i3ters 9einri9 Seine lit. purbe
nit benz 6ofmarf9aGamt bnncelss
sinig uno 5ablte ben prsis bon 10000
Mart. Dos 0enfmal pirb psriagtbs
li9 Der Staot Samburg gegsn llebtrs
L7ung zines ~9esigneten 4ufitelun9ss
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YGIe 5ur Tciic ms NLslano be.
Ior9t 6. &ainc, Gr. 413, St-Yalti.
mureiiraRe, aabs gnltom Soaie Nue.
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libt am Glapicr uno lieIt. Mutter
iagt gu ibm: .abcr 5reo, morltm iiblt
III bcnn nidt?" - Iyre6: %, Wa.
MA, idJ ii6e bod geraoe Die Fauien!"
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tunosorbeiten purben bret Mdnner
bur9 sinitiirSsnoeS Mauerpert srs
fhI0aen.
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matter q. .. Serbinonb 9erter, @pr'
fibenber Ter Teuti@en Gdngerbunoess
ittftuHg, GhaBmetIter oes 6rGntiiAen
SGugerbuntss, 1T in gtiirnberg gss
itprben.
g d 10 b Il d. Dem 9iresrmsis
fer &ebner in Rotb TurOe Don elmer
n%uSpGrti9en Dame Der 8etrug bon
10000 Mort fir eineu nod ndber gu
beItimmenceu 3tuet ii6ergeben.
3roin b 0 +. Die Witttpe bes
S6ubma6erS gilbert 3urbanif9 in
3omenUirtbsbous, Der eri6logen
lporoen mar. erbieIt bon benz Hegens
ten Elm GeI6ent bon 100 Mtart.
% D b. 6ter bat Ii6 eiu 8erein
gebiIoet, Der bic lleberbrudung Der
Donau 5ptI4en Piotter uno NDrtt
eritrebt. Der Wongel ciner Oonnuz
bride 5piI9sn Stroutiu9 uRo Res
~gsnsburg lptro i6Dn felt Sobren mib'
LID empfunbeu. Der neue Yerein fin-
bet o~IentGaI6en 5obIreI4e Mlitglies
Der.
&ua orr all1riupfalr.
Sruntertbo |. Sci Srontsns
t9ol lit Elm 90 Pfunb f6perer Moms
mutbtno2en o%usgegrobeu Woroen. Iu
Der glei6en GtsQe purbe Elm 35 Weter
LANCER Gi6euitomm freigeIegt, beKer
&Iter ouf minbeiters 10000 Sabre &C.
I2dbt Diro.
2uoW g 8 boen. Sn M0r8'
betm itarb Der "a Sabre oIte S6ub=
moher SoIepb Reinbolo, Der Gillette
Ortsetnpobrcr. Gr lpdr elmer Der BEL.
ben BfGI3er NpOiiel, bic om beuriger
@riinOonneritog in Miuten our SUB.
poi6un9 SugeIniIen tporen.
Ecu # a b t. Der S9ieferbeder
Gnbreos Sung, Der in Der Nabt BON
30. @prtl nuf /. Mlot b. s. cine rotbt
Sabine ouf ben Sir6tburm Der totbo.
S4en Stride 9eitedt bate, lpurbe aus
yteuitoot unb llmgebung bonn Se3irtss
amt ous9epteIen.
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YaDeTH.

unb 1T perbaftet tporben.,
IT T-T- I1ie ial.
~ 25aDett.
90 ii Of E NJ Die Grsbi63cIe min.
den uno Sreifin8 3dblt gsgenpGrti9
413 pfarreien, 458 8snefi3ien uno
MonuaIien, 70 @itoriote lin6 GrpoIi.
turen, 400 Silfsprielteriteuen unb 100
anosre tir9enbienftIi9s StsGIen. Der
&lerus Der @r5oi0Seie, bic einen Gee
lsnitonb bon 1,060.201 bat, umfobt
1923 prieiter; onpon entfoaen orf
Miin9enzS tnot ousin $50 prieIter.
Mdbrenb oe8 Subres 1903, uno 3ipor
bouptIG6lt6 in ben Mpnotsn NpriI
nit SuIi botte Der perItorbene Sra.
btf6of Or. Soiepb b. Stein an 22,04e
&inoer Der @r5oi0Seie 9efirmt. - g.
elmer SiBung her GentrolIteue fir Sns
buitrie, 9eperbe unb Sonbel bot Der
WitniiIe Sreibsrr b. pobepilS bic @rs
tlGrung obgegeten, bob bic Stoots.
regierung bic Grridtung BON Sonoels
So4i8ulen in Wiin4en unb in Niirns
berg 9~enebmigt bat. = Sin tpitborea
Wobea fur bas Muieum in MiinGen
lit bon Der Moi9inenfobrif Seinrid
qans in Ttonnbeim g%eftiftet norotn.
IS banbeIt iid nm boS Mobeu elmer
QotomobilsGentrole. beiIen SerItel.
lung brei Sobre unb 10000 Mort on
Irbeitsl01nen erforosrt bat.
Qmberg. Sn Treibung bro6 cir
9robfeuer Gus. benz od)t Mobnbduier
unb 90 Wsbengebdube iopie piel 8isb
gum Spfer fielen. Mebrcre 9inoer
tonntcn i'm Iebten @usenblid nit Der.
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Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
CHANCE ID 60 ID OHIO
 WITH EXPENSES PAID
Militia Will be Represented at Camp
 Perry-An interesting Trip Planned.

Captain J. B. Nelson, commanding l Company "D," N. G. A. has received a letter from Adjutant General COggins, stating that practice for the coming I shoot to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, must be commenced at once by those
 desiring to compete for place on the
 Arizona rifle team. Each company will | be permitted to send a few of their best shots to Fort Huachuca for the
 preliminary practice and try-out. Aft CT a few days shooting. during which
 time every one will be given the same chance for a place on the team, the | fifteen men having made the best av- craze scores will be selected to repre- sent Arizona at the big shoot The
 men fortunate enough to get place on this team will remain at Huachuca for about ten days range work before leaving for Camp Perry, where they will arrive in time to rest few days before the great competition will com mence between the National Guard and Regular Army rifle teams from all over the United States. Besides
 being furnished with everything neces-
 sary to make the trip. the men will re-
 
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 tive service. After the shoot the men
 are allowed to return home at their
 own pleasure and are furnished 90-day
 tickets good for stOp-overs anywhere
 on the return trip.
 Lieutenant LeBaron who has made
 this trip twice before states that ev
 erything connected with the range
 work and selection of the team has
 been conducted. by the officers in charge, with absolute impartiality and fairness and the only reason why any member of the National Guard cannot get a place on the Arizona rifle team will be because fifteen other guards
 men will have beaten him shooting. All members of Company D. desiring to try for a place on the rifle team should be at drill Thursday evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
ELKS ENJOY GABFEST.
They Are Further Instructed in the Mysteries of the Order by J.
 L. Scott.

I. l.. Scott of the Phoenix lodge of Elks made his appearance in Mesa Tuesday evening and was afterwards entertained at the Alhambra hotel at a splendidly arranged course dinner for which ten plates were laid. Upon the conclusion of the dinner the seek CTS after further instruction were led to the office of Attorney Silverthorn where they were given the mechanical workings of the inside machinery It is reported that the Mesa Elks have been apt pupils and eager to learn but their time has been practically all talk en up upon nearly every occasion that they have visited the Phoenix lodge room. so much so that they had possi- bly overlooked some of the minor de- tails
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
TROUBLES ARE AIRED SOME
 MORE

] Apolinar Castareno is one of those men said to be hard to down. After paying Fi- fire for using insulting Ian guage to the wife of his neighbor he immediately proceeded to have the neighhor's wife and two of her friends accused of singing songs and saying things that are not considered very polite for the residents in the tented section of the town to hear. The jus tice has the case under advisement and may render a decision soon. He has to make his decision from evidence exactly contradictory and three on each side. There are three women on one side and two men and a woman on the other. They are all sincere. appar- ently. in giving their evidence. but the court has arrived at the decision that there is certainly a mistake committed some place.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
ANOTHER MESA PIONEER
 CROSSES GREAT DIVIDE
MRS. HANNA DANA AFTER A LIFE
 OF USEFULNESS GOES -; QUIETLY TO SLEEP.
The Mother of Sixteen Children Crossed Plains 62 Years
 Ago From New York.

After an active life of seventy four years during which time she gave birth to sixteen children. crossed the plains for the most part on foot be- tween New York and Utah, siXty-two years ago, and was among the first sturdy pioneers that reached Mesa over thirty years ago. Mrs. Hanna Danna Tuesday evening after cOnvers- ing with her children quietly dropped off to sleep and within five minutes was dead. Paralysis was the direct cause of death which has been of over three weeks duration.
 Mrs. Hanna Dana was one of the well known characters of the Mesa section. While years have been creep ing upon her and rendered her infirm to a degree yet she maintained an ac- tive interest in current events and never outlived her usefulness.
 The funeral was held yesterday aft ernoon at the tabernacle conducted by Bishop Hunsaker after which the re- mains were inferred in the Mesa cem- etery.
 The deceased was born in New York
 
 crossed the plains with the general exodus of Mormons out of New York, she being a member of the company of which the father of H. s. Phelps was captain. Mrs. Dana was one of the few residents living in Mesa who had the experience of crossing the plains with the advent of Mormonism into the western country.
 The deceased with her husband moved from Utah to Bearlake. Idaho. and from there they came to Mesa set ting south of the city and continued to make this their home. The husband died seven years ago at this place. Of the sixteen children born to this union. ten boys and six girls. there remains but six sons to mourn her death. all residing at this place. but one. The sons are Isaac. Frank. Loren. Lafay- cite. Hugh, and Roswell who is a resi- .dont of Star Valley, Wyo.
 The deceased from infancy has been g faithful worker in the Latter Day taaints church.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-24
GOT BACK ALIVE.

Dan Kleinman, w. N. Stevenson and James Anderson. returned from Den yer yesterday morning where they have been for the past ten days look ing over conditions with a view of moving the Colorado metropolis to a point nearer Mesa so that it will be more accessible. They report an es- pecially good time at Fl Paso, Tex, and that the keys of the city were turned over to them. + is reported that one of the members of the party came on to Mesa and accidentally found the key which he should have returned tO the authorities