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Seiien.Sa

0arm It - Sn Ger Straf.
iode gegen ben @Grtner 8rieori9
Sober ipraden ole @eidyporenel
bieien idutIoig ipe9en 8aubmoroper.
iuds inter @~eriogung miIOernbpr
l1mIt1nDe aus. 0aS lrtbeil 0es @e.
ri6t5 Iattpte uui II Sabre 3udt.
balts.
Ml3ep. = Sttper berbrannt on
Sopfe uno an Ser 9ruIt iplroe Ole
15-iGbri0e Tod)ter 0es 8iifermleiitcrS
8eter Sdmitt oabier.
@ao Raub eim. - Der lang.
iGb5;se @eioeoronete s. 2angs0orf
bat aus @eiunobeitsrudii6ten ieiu
Amt ridoereeIegt.
@inSbeim m. = Die ertrllnfenen
8ebrii0er 9reB pur0en nidt melt
bon Dem Blose, an peldem iie er.
tranfen, 9efun0en.
@ain5. - Ser in &olmor an.
iGiiig se>peiene 2~8.iabrige gIr8t Or.
Sans Sirid, eir geborener Main5er,
bat iid eriboiien.
Ni0oa. = Ser 2anbpirtb Gong
aus Wi6elau, Elm oneeiehener9RanL
nurOe in elmer Sogobiitte bel Ober.
i9nitten erid)oiien auf9efunoen.
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5donfeIber biprfeIbit lit sum Dir.
germeiiter in &ortbousf CHICKERING'S.
bejirf 9an5ie) semdDit tuorOen.
SaninnGNte.

Somburg.-0er @eridtSiefr.
bes @mtsesrittS $enrp Carl Sbco'
Dor MtiiQer beaing oie Geier icine5
2~5.iGbriqen 9ieuitiIbiIoumS.
Nad) 8orlegung ietner gpproba-
tionSurfrnoe lit Or. meo. ct dir.
@iqiam Sermunn 2ecoe in Die Wia.
trifeI Ser bieiigen ger5te oufgcnom-
men mor0en.
Bremen Ger 9ireftor oeS
Relen MltielrmS, &roieiior Or. Ebo-
mas 9ld1eIiS lit nod Idngerem lttpe'
rem 2eioen auf Capri, no er lett pier
@oden 5llr grbolung DeiIte, i'm al'
ter BON SO Snbren geitorben.
Gem 9otanifer ser WfoorperlufS'
Itation in 9remen Tr. &arl albert
@eber tpuroe POM preuBii6en Sano'
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Iitel "Fro-
fellor" D%erlteben.
2iibed. = Die 9nitfmonnId)ait
belt cine Sibung ob, IN Der Der Br1'
les Ser SanoeISfammer nnn1enS Der
Ietteren oie @rfldrung abigail, Dab
oie &ommer inter fre1toiger Segrii-
suna Ser erfolqten @riiu0ung 0eS
Somo-gunoes fir @e1uerbe, SanbeI
un6 SnOuItrie e%initimmig beihIoiien
babe, Dem 8itnoe beiSutreten.
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GrpOins Sadlien.

90 agoeburg. Hegierun9S.
o~iieiior GueIlmaI5 bon ser bieiigcn
Reoierung lit gum Ieeierungsratb
beforbert mor0cn.
q herSIeben. Wis Dem
39idbriaen altider Der biciigc1
Dompimolferei, Gbriition @lciBner,
ooS Bfer6 burhgcben noIlte uriO CT
eS 81 bolt"n iittte, oIitt CT ans.
Ser @oNcn oins ibm iiter 9riIit
unb 8opi. SIN &ranfcnbauie tit CT
geitorben.
Sttlero6e. = Sicr brnnrte
has Mo6nbous uno Die Sheuue cc5
9odermeiiters 9rieter p~oait1noig
nieoer.
81 cubal0ensIcbcn. - Ter
35 Sabre oIte Gubeiter aorl Sol3'
beiter bier idob aui ieinc ~16iabri1c
Stiefto6ter uno Damn ouf iid iel6it.
geioer @unoen iin0 idnuer, ober
nidlt Ie6ensgeiGbrliG.
Wittcnbere. - Sin naben
@ummiperfe yGlbe" lit 6ur6 cincn
Brand Elm Sho6en bon etIpu 10000
Wfars peruriaht iporOen.
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.pofna9ri3hn
ana hrt1 altFn Gater-
lnnAe.
Ias Der Geidsbauptitaot.

Berlin. - Sn einem SotcI am
sItrinpIab bat Der S6Ieifergeieae
&eel ieiner 8eIiebten, elmer 17.iaD-
pen Gtaberin namenS 8oie, nit eli
mn Mteiier Die 3ebIe ourd]geihnit-
II. 0arauf burhi6nitt er iid chen
fds ben sails. 8eioe puroen toot
afgefun0en.
als &eihe aifgefunoen pur0e Der
ff II Sabre alte 8aufmannSIebr.
Iip Sans 9liuSau aus WagbeburJ.
9fitaueg 1872, Der bon ieinen Gltern
lei Dem 8. b. 90. permiBt pltr0e.
Zine So6ItapIerin un0 Seirotbs-
ifpinOlerin puroe bon Ser Shone-
beger &riminoIpolBei unidooli6 &C.
mft. @s lit cine ungef0br 30 Sabre
ale, aus Guis0orf bel @utin Ge6iir-
tie @liiobet5 9Gbrs. Ole friiber in
@rIin aIS nStiise" an8qIteIt tpar.
Ser nfali6c 8raf b, 3. @roben" lit
r,rmebr oIs SohitnpIer e%ntIarOt.
Ge 4riminalpoli3ei itelte iett felt,
bb Der Serbaitete @ounrO Bfiiuer
best uno ant IA. OCTOBER 1872 in
WeineSOorf Bel @bemnis geboren lit.
Ser Raufmonn 3on5af aus 8it.
mrs6orf bel Berlin erldoB I'M Wal.
De BET Neu-3ittou feline beiOen 4irt.
Der, 9ndben i'm alter bon 3 unO 8
Srbren. Sin ietne Srali, bon ser CT
getrennt lebte, bate er Dor ser SDat
%bi9ie0Sbrief 9eidJricben.
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@irttcmbcra.

GaIm. Surb 0a8 3in0eIn
oeS 1~5'iGDri8Cn 6rirorid) @oa lit ole
S6cucc 0c8 6u5rn1alui5 Suii in ai.
6elbcrJ G%bgebr0Nnt.
GllmaHaen. GiiriIidr lit
bier ser in mcitcu Grciicn 6efanntc
Meoi5tnaIratb Or. @cricr mad fur.
ser aronfbcit gcitorbcn.
@iengen. - Gum Gto0tpflc.
ger mirOe inter 81 8emerbcrn Der
SteucrratbSifreiber @brlinger in
ShornOori gcluaDIt.
@opptngen.- Gin alter N6t.
ut0oicr5i9qr lit nit Dem 80 Sabre
alien Tripotier @eor9 MoSer aus
Dem 2eben geihieoen.
SIImenee Sicr branntc
OoS 9roBe SefonomiescbGit0e Oes
2un0pirtbs Tiraer bis auf Den
8rltn6 nie0cr.
Spaidiugen - Bonn GiljuI
iibertobren uuo getoStet prr0e Der
uerbriratb .e @ricftrdgr Ginger, ga.
ter bon A nod unperiorgten &itOern.
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GliaS-2 pthriudeu.

a.-Qer in Beniion
Ie6enOe fgI. bopriihe @eneroIqrdt
q. .. Or. llanlann 5e9ing ieln 60.
iabrigeS 0oftoriubiIoum.
@ebmeiIer.-8ermiBt miro
Ole 7idbrioe Stiefto6tcr Rartbo
Woier oe5 6obrifarbeiters 8optiit
Sntbo6 81 S1enDeim, Elm SG0den
nit grouen guaen unb fur5em Soar.
Segenbeim. -Oie 9anoe ser
idauar5en &onb bat iib audi bier be.
merfbor gemadt, JIG bat Ger 8ittme
9repiub einen 9rief geihrieben nit
Der Iuiior0erung. NadltS an Der
@ortentbiir am 9ohc Die Summe
bon 1000 Narf n%ieoer5uIesen.
% ii lbaui n.-@ine gonS EN-.
pfinoIihe Strofe erbieIt Der @e.
idGitSo9ent Scarf GlIguit @oQiot in
Sirma 81. @oIiat mo Co., oafiir.
Dab er bel einem Saustaui Dem SGu'
fer perihpicg, oaB ibm Ser 8erfdu'
Ter ifon cine Eropiiion ge3ablt bat.
9aS Shoiien9eridt oerurtbeilte i'm
on 100 Mf. @elbitraie.
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ShleGcn.

GRESHAM. Ger beriibmte
@itronom 8ebeimratb 8roielior Or.
@ottirieo Safe, Senior Der bieii9en
pbiloiopbiihen SafuItdt, ~icierte iei.
men 81. @eburtstag. Gr lit ieit
Sitern 1897 emeritIert uno iuobnt in
Eotsbom.
@Iogar. - @egen 8erbre6ens
i'm Flint muroe Der Y%oitperwoIter Go.
muno S6oIj aus @ramihiis bonn
bieiigcn Sdpurgeridt 3u Orei Sob-
rem feds Wonoten @eiGn9nib uno
ilnf Sabren G6rperluit perirtbeiIt.
@orIis. = @ereiitct bat iit9 in
@orIis in Der Nad)t 0ie 1887 inSam.
burg 9eborene SdauipieIerin 6ron.
5isfa @lien6orn, Die aIs Gboriitin
am @iIbelm 9better beidditigt mar.
@riinberg. Sicr eridob
Der Snpobner S6afer IN Wtlbelml'
nentBal ieinen Shtpiegerpoter @ei'
merit, nit Dem CT in 8ortpedlieI &c.
ratbelt mar. SAdfer tpuroe in Yol.
niif.aeel perbaitet.
9tr1 hberg. = Ser ~Derltorbene
Sefonom &oeppen bat Ser bieIigen
SreipiQiecn Surner.Seuerpebr lett.
wiQig ole Summe bon 1899 Murt
iiberpieien. sic ion 5ur 9eihaiiuilg
bon @erGtben 8erperoung iinben.
9onigSbiitte e. = gs puroe
Ser g1fergeieae aopitih bon Dem
40idbrigen 4IempnereeieGen Iuguit
Dbresali oltf Der @aieritrobe in Ell.
mem Streite nit einem Gaitenmeiier
in Die Iinte 9ruitieite geitoden uno
g%etootet.
@eidenbah d.. - Sn Senners.
oorf biciigcn areiies lit Elm 2ebreruc.
teran, Der Ncntier iino Saliptlebrer
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gngcrn.

6affenbure 9. SSn Sen
nereridJloiienen Eongrltben oonRlein.
oitbeim iieI ser Grbeiter &ir6aeBner,
Der nit mem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu.
fiaen zines Sag6rlld)es 6eifJ1ftigt
mar, auI unerflorli6e @eiie in oa8
inn @ru4e iteberuOe @aiier uno ct.
tronf.
9er6teS9aben. = Ser bib.
ife crit I'M @oriabre erbaute Com.
meriis Sttenitein oeS Yriootiers
q. NeotbouS aus Berlin lit abse.
bronnt.
&iefersfeI6en. = 9oI6 nad
ieiner Infunft in einem bieitgeil
8d1tbolle, in 0em CT @obnuna aes
i1omtnen Bate, tpltroe ser S6riitItel.
Ter Wtar &c Nsei5ier tootli1 bonn
S6luge 9eriibrt.
&an0aui. 8f. Sn GldJ6ad
iuuroe Der ~58.iGbrige Stein6rudbeli.
ger 9auid beim Sprengqn 6lr6
berabfoaen0es 8eltein erihloapn. CT
binterlaBt cine 6rau un6 8 9inoer.
Mittenmal6. = Iu oft Or.
better Der Snitrumenten uro Soiten.
fabrif Nellner & SornIteiner muroen
oieier Gage 0urb Ben 8~csirfSbaupt.
mann bon @ormiid) in feterliher
8eiie SerOienitmeoaiaen 0es SnOu.
itrieQenoerbolroes nertbeiIt.
Neuit aO q. s. - Sier itorb
8forrer a. 8. 81. NpIidl ser Dor
etrpa 20 Sabren oberbnI5 ser Staot
Die @eliti9e Serraiie angeleat fat.
Die 81 Sen i4oniten ausiidtspunften
Der SaorOt acbGrt.
g 6manoorf. = Sn Sronbero
Bel Sdpuanoorf Itarb Scr t. B. Seam.
merer unO Maior a. 8. @il6eIm
&iinsbeng Srbr. b. Sronberg. @r
iuar Snbo6er oes WfilitarperoienItor.
oens nit S6fpertern.
Walofir d] e II. 9er Bauer
2~eonbaro &eiifl periudte ieine bon
tbm ifapangere Wago 5u tooten. 0;t
gebro6enem Sub uno 16 iflueren
@urOeu an 9opfe Iiegt iie 5fpiifen
2eben mo 500 oarnieOer. Ier robe
Ebater 1T nad) @obmen gefloben.
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Wefleu6nra.

S6iperin.-0er 8iaemahimei.
tier augltit @ngel i'm Dro9onerregt'
ment Nr. II lit gum mirfIiden sllti.
ieber an Ser S~trafanitalt GreIbergen
ernnnnt poroen.
re e n.-0er erite SrtSnor.
iteber, Serr 2it6r bierieEbit geocn!t
in ben &ubeitanb gu treten. Serr g..
Der SO Sabre alt lit, mar 81 Sabre
I'M Imt.
81 o il 0 d.-aiirSIidJ i~eierte Serr
Och. SonitGtsrat6 Or. Haimuno
9uidmam in Hoitof, @ismori6e
StraBe mobrbnit iein 5~0iabri8e5
GoftoriubllGum.
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Sa0en.

&orlsrube. Gin reider
airi6eniegen lit oieies Sabr i'm ba.
oii6en &nnOe uie0ergeeangen. 8on
Der 9ergitroBe, WitteIbaoen, benz
8aiieritubl uno Dem SberrbeiH, iiber.
al boren mir, OaB ein berart reifer
airihenbebong Den d~Iteitcn 2euten
nidt g%eOenfe.
40elSbei III. - Or. meo. Ines-
bdniel lit geitor6eu. Mit ibm i6ieo
nidt rur Elm tiidti9er, weit6in be.
%fannter Ir5t, ionoern alt1 elm Dor.
dilgli6er @eleaidaiter aus Dem Sc.
ben.
2abr, - Ger IangiGbrige 0iri.
gent bes 2abrer Singperein8, 81.
Sermonn .gtopaf, lit im Sitter ion
90 Sa6ren geitor6en.
so 0 $ b q 6. = 9et Ser Griabtuabl
fir ben beritorbenen 8emein0erutb
Sung Duroe 2on0Dirtb 4eter Sdo-
Der Qib.) gepablt.
Nedorgm ii II 8. Sci Der
8obl zines 9iirgermeilters Ser Gtaot
N%edargmiinO tpltroe Staotfaiienbudr.
batter @ilbelm Steinbrunn bon Som.
tang nit gldnjenber 0taiorttdt gum
Staotobarbaupt oe1paAIt ... ..,.
Ottenbeim m. = 9eim 6Iottma.
den zines aui cine 9iesbanf ouige.
fobrenen SdleppoampierS lit Der
Mitte Der 30er Sabre itebenoe Der.
beiratbete @rbeiter 2anomonn aus
@erItbeim to0tIi6 oerungliidt.
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Sdlesiuia.Sulitcin

S6Iespis. = Sn ser Nntt
brnnnte oos SouS OeS 3abntedniferS
@iebeI in Der 6rieorid~S troBe nieber.
gidcberg. @emeinoeoor.
iteber Seinrih 0obie.San8enraoc
berfnuite icinen So Eonnen groben
@eiie an eincn Serrn 9eterien aus
Seioe. Ser Gaitfpreis betrGgt an.
gebIid 10000 Warf.
9urq /. .. = Gen 8~erIesun9cn
erIegen lit 0os in fohenoem @oI'er
perbriibte O~rtiiGbri9e ainO Oes Brief
triggers Srotiod.
@ImShoru - Sn ei1em Nu-
ecnblid geiItieer ltmno@tung or.
bangle iid in @onuingiteot Der
2an0monn 9obnfe.
@oroing. = 6rnu @ittue
SGou bier feierte ibrcn SO. @e'
burtstaa.
Carp. - Ger groBe Grnmer''
i6e 9eiis lit b0aia nieoeraebrannt
uno iamn1tIi6eS Sicb fam in Den
Slammet nm.
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feuerte Der Weegargeic1e Seinrit
Shimmer oltf sic @befrqu oes O1ei.
tiers 3nei HeooIperihiifie al, tpo0urd
Die 6ral am aopie idaper oerIest
muroe. Sieralri begob iih Sfimmer
in 0ns Sdlaftboils ur6 idoB iib
IeIbit cine 8llacl Dor sen &opi; bic
8ugeI 0urdyidlug Die SfG6eGOcde
uno fam o1tf ser on0eren Settle lpie-
ser bernu8. 9eioe iino ttHtIid Der.
Iest. Gic g~elpclgriiuNc 81 ser Sbat
iino unbcfonnt.
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Sobcnsulcrr.

Sigmoringen.-Sn uriercm
Nahbororte 9ingen bot iid Elm
ifnperer lllgliidsiou 3ugetrogeu.
&unitmiiblenbeiiser Stort ooieIbit
itorb unter penn 4uf5uee, oils Ser.
ieIbe plotlih berobiieI uno Den Wann
berart perlebte, ooB no9 elmer
Stun0e Der QoO eintrat.
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Siqqenbof eeItono, oob or Ser W36r.
Der heSr Steiuiesmeiiters 9ritd lei.
Tbofn.d- Gum uubeIoIOeten
Staotrat6 iiir BEN perltorbenen Srn.
&aufmdnn @liidmonn.8oliSfi nur0e
in Ser Observation-Disclosures 0crr
@ebeime Suiti5rutb 3rommer ge.
nGbIt.
3oppot. - Serr GmiI GoppeI
ans 9on5i9 bat oeranIaBt, Dab nab.
reno ser Commemorate olQbenO.
lid iehS ll6r I0ngere 3cit bitoura
Die @Ioden ser cpongeIiiten GrI0icr.
firde in 3oppot geldutet perOcu.
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2urembura.

g.-@S fom Elm nit
Seu belaoerer unb Spei Bferoen be.
ipannter Wasen 6es Srn. gerhem
BON Der SeiperingeritraBe burh Die
9onnepe4er Strabe. no mebrers
ainber ipielten. 9os Sreiiabrig.
Sobnden oes @irbbes Reisborf fam
oe.l @eidb-t 5u pabe, DurSe iiber.
iabrcn uno dui ser STEELE setobtet.
Rort:inger.-Sier oeritarS
$err Biarrer Sob. Stirn. Stirn
mar geborei gu @eisSori am 81. SO.
oember 1869.
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Gloenbura.

Norberba m.-Gie ieI~bititGnbi.
gen Sdubma6er Noroenbom5 bobcn
in ibrer lesten 3uiammenfunit be-
ihIoiien, iorton oae brei Wonote oer
aun0ihoit &e6nultg 5u5uIteaen.
Wiloesbau ie n.-OuS Gle.
paor SteQma6er @liltmeper f~cierte
oas Seit Der SiIberbod5eit.
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SdrrurGPridt gum ToSe berurtbeiIt
fuoroen mar, murSa ourh oenGhari.
rld)ter @rt2ncr ais MagOebura emf.
ballptet.
9 6lierbuG. Ser 2ano.
tpirt6 gernbor0 6Ioh 0obier ml,roe
na6 einItimmigem @emeir0ebei6luB
5itn gilrgermeiiter ser bieiigen @e.
meill0e GNu1bIt.
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SsHen.1aTcl.

&aiieI. gs iiuO 20 Sabre
periIoiien, ooB Der &ouimann sScrr
Carl 3oaentopf bei Der Iftiengaiea.
ifaf Observation-Disclosures tbGtig lit.
8~er8felo. = Sm rs. 2ebenS.
iabre perihieO oobier Ser irii9ere 9c.
tiger bes @~nitbauies 5um aoler.
Stabtporiteber q. .. Sobann 8cors
ShiiBIer.
@itia. Cine paderc I1it
pouiiibrte Der idon beiabrtc Wes9tr
anieie babier. er crrettete ein 2lh.
ldbriees 8ino inter eigener 0ebens.
giabr BON Iooe ISes Grtrirfens in
Der 0ilia.
Sandn. - Ser Gd,irmmaf:r
3igeuner G~6euoer, DER rpegen Nor.
oes. beganqen an Dem @en0armerie.
pad)tlneilter Sdenf aus 6Iieoen bonn
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Gharinacn.

DIE Sparfaiie fir Sos
Ger3ogtbum @otba i~ttitete ats ibren
ettua cine @ierteI.W iaion betroger.
ben lleberidyiiiien 10000 Marf gum
@au elmer .litid}iiibaQe bel 8otba,
beren goit ols aeiitert ansuieben III.
Sonneberg. = Sn Ibipeien.
belt ieires Grbeitgebers, beg Elei.
Ihcrrleiiters SCHUBERT in Sonnebera,
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Srannif,ueia.

gaIbeAt. - Giir3Iif fan6 moa
Sen SfmieSenciiter Oilers nit Ell.
ner St)ubmunbe am aopie i'm Bette
auf. gr botte iif) oieielbe nit elntm
MeooIocr beigebrahi.
SaiieIfeIoe.- 8iirgermeilter
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&ur5 uno biinoiA. rSa,
Serr 2ireftor, i'd e%rinnere mid nod:
Sbr alteiter Sobil iuur0e &unOlpirtb,
Der 5peite ltuoirte oas gaufad uno
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@i0erlegt. = .0ll bait nod
irmner ~pergeiielL mir Die 7.3t Marf
5urid5ueritutten Die it fir Gid aus.
10 Jaf3 id!t g.9d9u mitbt er,t.
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oWo5 ihreibIt Oh ocnn?" g:
sd fiinotge nteincr @irtbiduitcrin."
a.: DNnnu, morllm bern?"- g..
DWeil ih iie beirotben iuia." ~.
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2 dmar5er @erouht,- 6rou
81: o@oaten Sic oieSn1al nibt ldi.
acre Belt bel SIREN ainoern blei.
- Jrou g.: oSreilif, frei.
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lid! @ie ooo 5ugegnngen lit oweiB
id) eigentlid) ielhit uidlt. - idr glau-
be foit. mein Sdiuiegeriobn bat mir
Die ihnelle Nbreiie - luggerirt!"
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@citprenecn.

Oan3ig. = Gie Girnla gIbert
Reumant, Ole 5u ben anseiebeniten
8roeen- unO Observation-Disclosures
9an5iss gt9ort, beitebt flni5ie Sabre
am bieiigen Hlase.
tau. Sn Der Raht
brannte in @eiBenbera BEL Giedel
Der bort onfernoe &abH oeS Sfii.
fers ationS Geutiheuoori total ME.
Der:
W arfenburg.- 9ier muroe
Elm arbeiter 9lein aus Giifcnau Der.
baitst. Der Dem gursermciiter bon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-23

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The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
SHERIFF INVOLVED IN REPORT
Norfolk County Police Investiga-
ton Sensational.
Alleged that Paper, Produced by
sheriff, Was Signed by Another
officer Under Duress.
s7-Gh 70 ne Washington Herald.

sQccaal 70 he Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. April 25.-The latest rere-
lsI!ons growing out OF the police invest-
gation in Norfolk County being conducted
by Judge White, OF the Norfolk County
Circuit Court. involve the sheriff OF the
county. "A. c. Cromwell.
According TO a report read IN open
court by Joseph 7. Ilawless. the sheriff
interceded before the judge Tor the re-
instatemeat Of Officer Stevenson. who had
been removed for references 10 actions
Of the sheriff. and that the sheriff himself
produced a paper signed by Stevenson
in which Stevenson retracted his criti-
cisms and stated that they were untrue
L-awless stated that he believes the pa
per was signed under duress. and that It
was intended as a means FOR suppressing
further investigation.
At the time Stevenson vas removed by
the judge. Officer Detrick was then being
investigated on charges preferred by Ste
venson. Lawless was appointed by the
court 10 make the investigation. His re-
port was an eye-opener.
Deposed police officers and whisky men.
who have been put out OF business by
Judge White. are murmuring threats OF
revelations Of hush" money. which they
allege has been passing in Norfolk Coun-
ty for a long time.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE OF
THE FIRST VOTING PERIOD
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That Time.
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VIII Later.

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at y o'clock. II may be that you can
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you winner OF your choice OF the prizes.
Who can tell? We wish you the very best
OF success. and all Il VIII require is your
own efforts, aided and sSetted BY those
OF your friends.
We presume that you have noticed the
decrease In the value Of the vote coupon
which has been appearing daily. This
win prove to you that what We have been
telling you all along IS true; that you
must not depend wholly upon ballots
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
INSPECT BAY STATE ROADS.
Maryland Highway Commission L
in Massachusetts.

Boston. April 25.-Four OF the members
OF the Maryland state roads commission
arrived here this morning at o'clock
and we're met at the South Station by the
touring car Of DIT. Hugh H Young. which
had been sent ahead from Baltimore las;
week The four who arrived were John
NJ. Tucker. chairman: DR.. ". B. Clark
F. c Hutton. and S. VI. Shoemaker.
Accompanying them was Chief Engi-
aeer W ". Crosby. and the party was
met by A B. Fletcher. secretary Of the
Massachusetts, highways commission, and
". R harrington. engineer Of the Cape
Cod division of this state.
The commission and Engineer Crosby
took a Zeo-miie automobile trip along
Cape Cod under the direction Of Division
Engineer Harrington. The towns OF Md
dleboro. HaTwich. Orleans. and Eastman
received especial attention. as il is there
that the oil roads mixed with sand have
been under construction for over three
years. The members OF the commission
stated that the tar-surfaced roads and
the roads treated with oil and sand IN
teTest them mainly. as sand IS one of the
problems with which they are confronted
in the portions Of Maryland where the
nearest stone Quarries are hundred miles
distant
Gov. Crothers and Dr.. Ira Remsen were
unable 20 join the rest Of the commission
in the Boston trip. but VIII Join the
party probably next Tuesday. after they
have examined the highways around
Providence and are on their way 10 New
York
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
TOURISTS IN FIRE
Driven from Beds in Night
Clothes at ASheYille.
BATTERY PARK HOTEL ABLAzE
Fire Was Small One and Did Lit
tie Damage Guests Thrown I'm
ConfuxiOn at Early Morning Hour.
Prominent People Among the
Guests at Famous Hostelry.

Asheville, n. c., April ga small fire
in tho laundry room of the Battery Park
Hotel at O'Clock this morning fright
.ened 200 tourists from their beds in this
fashionable resort hotel on the hill in the
center Of Asheville and filed the palm
room with half-clsd people.
TO add 70 the confusion, the fire burned
out the electric light wires and the house
was in darkness until hundred lighted
candles were distributed. Some guests
threw trunks out Of windows. one lodg-
ing in tree. Other guests rushed down
stairs with aTmfuls Of clothes
Among the guests are Mrs. Van Wyck.
wife OF former Judge Augustus II. Van
Wyck: Mrs. James Osborne. wife Of the
well known New York lawyer. and Nine
Olive Fremstad. Of the Metropolitan Opera
House. The FIRE was In semi-detached
building and when the fire department
turned on water from one Of the hotefs
six-inch mains, the great pressure from
the city reservoir knocked OF plastering
and boards and the FIRE was quickly ex-
tinguished.
Breakfast was served as usual The
damage is limited TO a few hundred dol
lars.