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The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

forbid the bans, are a handful of
Northeastern Senators, keen,
hard, narrow, jealous, who do
not want the Western Senate
strength increased.
Some of them, too, on grounds
personal and in nowise to their
credit, would bar the gate be
cause Delegate Mark Smith wants
to be chosen Arizona's first Sena-
tor. These Senate boneheads do
not like Mr.. Smith, who is a bet
ter man than they.
The Territories are going to be
admitted; if not now, then later,
and at no far time at that, and
if Mr.. Beveridge raise voice or
vote against it. he will never live
long enough to drown, political
ly, the recollection thereof in the
resentful breasts of men" >"
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Homestead Law Defined

An Irishman, wishing to take
a "homestead," and not know
ing just how to go about it,
sought information from a friend
mike" he said, you've taken
homestead an l thaught may
be We could tell me tn law con-
cerin' how to go about it. !"
"Well, Dennis, l don't remem-
ber the exact word1n' NV tn law,
but | can give ye tn manin' Nv
it. Th' manin' NV it is this: Th'
government is willin' t. bet ye
16O acres Nv land agin $14 that
We can't live on it five years with
out starv1n' t. death. Yuma
Sentinel.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
LLOYD c. HENNING,
Cooperative Observer
Well Known Santa Fe
Employee Dead

Harry B. Eberle, employed by
the Santa Fe as a brakeman for
the past four years, died at the
company's hospital at Los An
geles Friday night victim of
typhoid fever. Mr.. Eberle was
taken to Los Angeles a little seri-
Gus, but later developments
proved fatel.
Mr.. Eberle, who was about 80
years of age, had been in the en-
ploy of the Santa Fe in Kansas
for number of years before COM
ing west, his first work in Arizo-
ma being that of section foreman
on the Grand Canyon line. Again
entering the train service, he
worked out of Winslow in recent
years and was we'll and favorably
known to all our citizens and
very popular among his fellow
employees.
During last seasons ball games
Eberle distinguished himself on
the diamond by his brilliant play
ing, being first baseman on the
local team.
He leaves a wife and two young
children TO mourn his loss. Mrs.
Eberle being with him at the
time of his death.
The funeral took place in Los
Angeles Friday under the auspi-
ces of Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, the deceased being a
member of Winslow Lodge No.
ATT.
DIR. R. Glaze, the Chicago neu-
rologist is at the Navajo Hotel
until Monday night. He will
visit Winslow three times year
regular. If you have been disap-
pointed in the results expected
from glasses, see the system OF
fitting by neurology. You will
get the full ben1ft. Examination
free. Chicago prices. Permanently
located in Douglas, Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Statehood


ate statehood bill admitting Ari-
zona and New Mexico will be
brought up in the House OF Re-
presentatives next Monday. Re.
preventative Hamilton, chairman
of the Committee on Territories,
has this to say regarding the
chances of the bill in the House:
"Speaker Cannon will interpose
no objection, Neither will his
aides. The bill will go through
the House under a suspension OF
the rules and with enthusiasm. "
But when it reaches the Senate,
according to Senator Beveridge,
it will have opposition. To be
passed the bill must go on the
calendar without dissent. There
fore, to throttle it either Beve-
ridge or Aldrich will object.
President Roosevelt and Presi.
dent elect Taft are anxious to
have the measure succeed at this
Congress. The President has
brought great influence to bear
upon members of both branches,
but without absolute success.
Senator Beveridge says that
neither of the territories is quail.
fed for statehood. In this he is
disputed by facts and all prece.
dents governing admission. The
requirement of four more Sena.
tors taken from population SC
heterogeneous as that of the ter.
ritOries, he thinks, would be dis.
astrous. Before another decade
has passed, possibly, according
to his mind and that of Senator
Aldrich, New Mexico and Arizona
citizens may be intelligent enough
to assume the duties of electing
Senators and congressman and
directing their internal affairs
without federal supervision.
Fear Mining domination
Both Senators Beveridge and
Aldrich assume that if the terri.
tories are admitted the mining
interests would dominate the
politics of both states L. A
Examiner.
T11
Alfred Henry Lewis, Washing
ton correspondent of the Hearst
papers. writing to the Los An
geles Examiner on the question
of statehood for Arizona and
New Mexico SAYS:
"The popular demand is for the
instant admission as States OF
Arizona and New Mexico. The
Republican platform promised it,
the President recommended it,
the House is for it, and both New
Mexico and Arizona stand wait
ing in maiden modestv for their
marriage into the Union.
The only ones to oppose, to
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Weather Report

OF the United States Weather
Bureau Station in Winslow, for
the week ending Feb. IL, 900:
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
Lincoln Memorial Service

Services commemorative OF the
Tooth anniversary of the birth
of Abraham Lincoln wore held in
the Opera House yesterday at
which the following program
was rendered bv the children of
the public schools, Prof. Waters
presiding.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13
PROGRAM

l Song, America" by audience.
2 Recitation, "The Army Boy"
by Walter Creswell, 4th grade.
3 Recitation, "a Tribute to
Lincoln by Jaunita Sperry,
7th grade.
4 Recitation, "Lincoln's Gettys-
burg Address by Bernitta
Simonson, 4th grade.
5 Song. Flag of the Free" by
4th, 5th and 9th grades
6 Recitation, 30, Why Should
the Spirit of Mortal be Proud
by Francis Howard, 7th grade.
7 Recitation, BELLS of the An
gels" by Virgiline Harson, 4th
grade.
S Violin Solo, Nellie Henderson,
9Th grade.
9 Recitation, Soldiers" by Pri-
mary Class.
10 Recitation, Six Maids from
School, six girls from 3rd
grade.
II Reading, Lincoln in 1865"
by Irene King, Sth grade.
IL Recitation, "The Boy in Blue
and the Boy in Gray" by Ada
Dagg, 7th grade.
13 Flag Song, by pupils of the
1st grade.
IA Piano Solo, Annie Dagg.
10 Address, by Rev. Robert E..
Wright.
The children from both schools
assembled at the school house at
ten O'Clock from where they
marched to the Opera House led
by fife and drum corps consist
ing of Messrs. Perry, Ward and
Neill, the teachers maintaining
discipline and order in the ranks.
The services were largely at
tended, citizens generally display
ing a very patriotic spirit.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

Y. X. Rose of Winslow was in
Flagstaff yesterday. = Flagstaff
Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1909-02-13

The beaut tiful brick cottage be-
ing built for A. Greaves, of the
firm of Greaves & Dye, at the
western end Cf Church street, is
rapidly nearing completion,
very little work remaining to be
done further than some inside
woodwork finishing and putting
on the roof. When completed it
will be an attractive addition to
the many modern residences now
being built by the residents of
Winslow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
3reie Std0fe.

$ IN burs, Oos bambursiiAs
Staatsbuoset fir 1909 peilt bel elmer
&;fammtarseabe bon 4O,610.03e
Mart unb elmer @eiammteinnabme
BON 1873. 776.230 Wort einen 5eblbez
trag bon 6,833,808 Wnrt ouf. Der
Genat b~eantroste isbo9 trobbem teis
n.n b0bern Steusrfab als i'm SABRE
1908. Bon lle6eri6iTen friiberel
SABRE ftebt nod Elm Msithetras bon
l.618.0O0 Mnrt sur DerFiieuhs. -
Ser Oirettor Siri4bers Der 9umbur.
ger Glettriiden 0rol@tens 4uiomobil,
geieIihaft lit inter re9tspibrise,
Mitnabme bon $4,000 Marf sefiiidt.t.
= Ser 9amburssr Gmerfibrer Wib,
Ter lit i'm 8i1bornsr Ga,al ertrunten.
Wiblsr glitt bonn Borb ieiner S9utt
aus unb. fiel ms WnHer. - Der Dor
Samburg auslaufenbe beuti9e Sob.
lerbampfer .Sbamrcd" ItieB in Be,
Naht auf Der Gle nit benz einfoms
menben englifhen &ohlenbompfsr st
9incent" 5uiammen. 2ebtertr nurbt
fatper bsfnGbigt auf ben StranS &c.
fsbt, tpdbrenb Der .Sbamrod" fant.
9 remen n. Der ipseen 8etruai
ftedbrieflih perfolgte S%duiermatlel
Mefiel aus Bremen ipurpe in Dam
burg berboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
6e6riusD9e Sfasten.

3 iirseL. 9isr ipurbe cine De-
noHenIbnft sesriinbet, bic semeinIam
ben 9au elmer Stromeenirale pstreiben
min. SIN llmfreiie Don 10 bis Is
&ilometern lperDen ii9 cireo 40 Orts
f4aften anidlieBen. 9lu9 Der fpGtsrs
In{dluB BON aloIterluusnib Bel Gera
uno Sermsnorf 1T in @usiiGt eea
nommen.
d. SIN Wettbeiperb I'M
ben 8ebauunasplan fir SobonnisibaI
erbtelten ben eriten Yreis Der Mrditett
9anien in Miinben, ben 3peit,n bic
NrGitettsn Gortobius unb G6ppulla
in giienah, Rem britten gortopsti in
8nrmen.
@eru. Der Gemeinberatb bef9Iob
oefinitip ben Sou tines arsmntpriums
fir $4,000 Marf.
Got + d. 6rau Bertha SAnepsr,
bic Der Stabt bereits elm 8ermd6tnib
i'm Meribe bon fuit 100000 Wort 5us
setpentet bot, but nunmebr aud nod
80 2anbsemeinpen NIT Qssoten bon je
1000 Mart b.oa6t. Die s3inlsu Der
aapitalien loIsn bebiirftisen 6rnusn
ODER WGbhen sugute tommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
Gro66er5o9t6am &e0en.

Oarm It q B t. Inter benz Yros
tettDrot Des srcBberSo9Ii@en paursS
1T bier eiEe Ganoescsntraliteu fir
Sduelinssfiirlurse begriinoet pprpsn,
fpabrenb gu neutrality-suspicious.
milbe Stiftun9en biensn.
ID II 3. Sn religioiem @obns
linn besins bier elm jun9er Stuoent
Der @itronomie einep pierfuten Wlorb,
gr tDotete isinen Batter. Or. Hads, Elm
ebemaliees Mit9lieo oes Nei9stuss,
uno feline brei S9ipsitern. Sine BON
ibnen bate id, am Weibno1tsobenp
perlobt. Der iunse Hade pollte leinen
Batter, Der TN @efddft Dom @liid niat
besiinitist seiusien. bon rem Sorsen,
bic ihtper auf i6m laItsten, bsfreien.
SIS erfoIste feline llntsrbrinsuns in
elmer 9eilqnitult.
Often b d. Wegm 9urle9nss
unb &outionsidpinoeIs iopis I'm
trsue bat bic Straffammer Den Saul
mann Ai9aro &rDn 81 oipsi Sabren
flint Monaten @~efdngnib unb flint
jGbrigsm Gbrperlult psrurtbeilt. Ils
einsm dbnIihen InloB friiber nit "a
Sabren Geidnsnib teitraFt, hattie sr
baIb barouf felt Nnfans 1908 feline
betriigsrii4e 3batisteit unter Der
Sirma 0euti9e aapitaliens unb SIM
mobilienbDrIe tpieber oufssnommsn,
bod mudte feline i'm Srli erfolete Der
baftun9 benz S9pinbel ein Gnps, be,
Dor ausu srpbsr Saaben satitanosn
mar. .
30 m 8. Sn Dem pro5.b lueser
bts patronenbitbitobls. ben ii1 bier
Dor Ginger 3eit MilitarpsrIpnen gu
f4uloen tomnsn IisBen lit lsptbiu bas
nrtbeil beg. &tie9sosri0is 9.idlt NOR
ben. Der SapptPsfdulOigk, Sersennt
seinspebtr ppm 11a1 SSlHantsries Me9ia
ment, ipurpen Su 81 SaArsn 3udtbous
uno feds s;Sqbrsn g9rperlun perurs
t6silt, Der 9i5sfeIbpsbsl @aGsrmann
gu feds Monaten 8sfdBgniB uno De-
srabation, brei 9rogoner nus Dorm
itnbt, bic pGbrenb Der unterIu9unass
BAIT 2einepebers 9riefe bon inn al,
feline 5rau beforbsrt battsn, purben
gu @efdngnibitrafsn Don 5psi Dis bier
Wonattn perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
Sa&(eu.

. resbtn. Wit Dem 8au bee
Dresnener Grematoriums tpuros be-
sonnen. Die Geiammttoiten Der itdos
tifGen 5euerbeitattunssanlaae, Die I'M
Sabre 1911 pellenpet iein pitp, betras
gen $4,000 Warf. = Ser perItorbene
SberfinaHaratb q. 9. NppDtnp bat
oem 9erein our Speiiuns bebirftiger
@bulftnoer leBtpiuiS Elm 3s9at BON
5000 Marf iberpielen.
. II d b o 3. Sier fano bic @in>
tpeihun9 Des NIT itattliher Inter
ftiibune erridteten Innabsrs 8u29ol=
ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltutt.
9oben It 6 It t ! q |,
Sm tommenben Sriibiabre ipirb bier
nit einem un9efdbren 8oitenaufpanb
BON $4,000 Mart elm Soipitnl eebaut,
cos fir alte 2eute bstbsrlei Se19lsats
beitimmt 1T. Die Soften pes 9ouss
iperoen bon einem Stiftunesipnbs,
Der bereits bic .!S0bs Don $4,000 Mlart
erreiht bat. beltritteu.
2eip3ig. Ser 3~Sidbriee &oi>
iirer 8ormann bonn 8antbaus Srese
&c 50. bot 10000 Murt unisrltlaz
gen. @r ipurbe perbuftet. Oo8 GjeIb
tat er gum gr0bten Sbeil bel Spetulas
tionen perlDren.
W@eerane. lin 81 berfuheu, Die
bier auffGuia bobs SterbIi9tsit Der
&inoer i'm eritsn 2ebensiafre unb nas
msntlih in ZEN eriteu 2ebensmpnaten
herobaumiuoern, bat Der Mntb be-
idIofen, eine ar5tlihe Mutterberas
tbungsItell. gu erri6teu. bic bur6 I'm
ierfuhune Der ainber unp 8elsbruns
Der Miitter bic s%nedmdbige GrnGbs
rlns uno pflsse Der Sduglings for>
Deril min.
Wub DEN. Sci Der Stobtpsrs
orpnetcnipobl nurben brei &onbioat.n
Der Sronun9sparteien unp Sum eritsn
Wale 5tpsi SoSialoemotraten 9es
wGblt.
Ploueu. Ser Mitinbaber Der
Baumpollz nno @arpinenlpeberei, Der
@roBinbuftrieae Sermann Gang, 1T
i'm Glitter ppn &C Subrsn peritorb.n.
Der 8erItprbene mar Mitbeoriinper
oes Nid,arb 0agners 0sreins unb bat
benz 8erein bur9 feline firon5iellen
unteritiibungen gu Der jesigen 9robe
unb Bebeutung nit perbolfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
3aOea.

aurI8rube. Die GjroIBsr5cgs
Iid G1biiGe Contamination bat,
IN, ben TiI06eItnnb in 9beirt Ino
feirsn NeesngsmaNern 81 Iehen, in
ben Tbein unb ieiUc TebcrgeseaHer
ouf Der Gtreds NnnnEein,s aarls.ube
100000 jung. aarpisn unb 3aabsr
sinfeten laNer.
9pnouef6i ng.m Sci eiuem
Brunoe in MQmtnb2bpfsn perbrannts
Elm 37idbriger ared)t, oer feirt Or
fparnif. noG) retten lppnts. Der ges
tiger tes o%bgebrannien 4ElueIens
iourpe inter Dem 8erb0d,te Der
8ranbitiltung psrbaftet.
9tibeIberg. &ommn5ienrutb
Or, g. @ldlet bat benz Gbsmii6er
Sniiitnt Der uniperiitGt !,eibelberg
10000 Wart fir Die 8erIttluus pp:,
Ginri@turg.r, DEFENDERS fir @rbeitea
bel boben 2emperaiursn, Su- G--srs
fiianns g.Itsa!.
8 auberbi h o s | m.
Gin porbiiioriiGes Grab. ras nm
1000 b. Chr. nnseIest ipuro., 1T in
Der Nabe bss 8abnbofs ouf ein.r
2ebmafsr lei nur einem balben Gre
tsr 1isie freisel.et tporben. Mon fanb
Elm 5oderitelett, sho.i Sttinbeils uHt
cine fTDn per3ierte urne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
1sramnf6weig. Am6aft.

Sraun DIN { 9. Die Siobts
Derprbnstsn bei9lpIIen bsbuis 9edung
Der @ebaltserb0bunesn Der ,saptiT@sn
2ebrer ueb 8.amten bi, Ginfiibruns
elmer @erdnberunasitsusr in @0ts DOH
J proSent. auberpem bic Ginfiibruaa
elmer Wert95upodsiteuer. Iopeit Der
Mertbauiua9s flint grO8ent iiberTteiet.
8ernburg. Ser @emeinosratb
bei1lob, bns Der Nsuen Goss2ttiens
geielihaft eebDrige @asmert fir
325,000 Marf fGuflid 81 .rpsr6sn.
Die llebcrnabme in itGbtiifs 8ertpaIs
tuns erfplst am !. Ssbrunr 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15

friib euss.ftissen unp bann bon einem
porbeirangir.Nben 3us erfabt poroen.
StruMttne g. 9as @emeinoea
touegium bs'Alpb, naB tunftigbin Die
Wagii!ratsratDe, pelte 9smeinoliIe
Stiftun9en 81 perpulten 9aben, &uus
timer al leiIteu bo6en. Siejenigeu
@Gtbe. Die i'm Imie b!eiben. lino pon
bieiem 8efNluIIe entbunoen.
Grnunits n. Ser bsrr!i1 ges
iessns @aNbof r3ur Ypit" III See
trud lpuroe nit SO Iogpert 0runp
bon rem 9rnuereiz uno Gd'tbofbeiber
6srmann 3ammerl in 1roitberg ons
getnuft.
90 ii rsbure. Der proieiipr Der
MepiSin, Geb.imrotb @.or9 p. Hinbs
flsiT4. lit, 78 SABRE alt, seitorben.
Ats nrr 5aIIrinpT.al,.
Meu # q = t.. 0as Grcjett elmer
tlettrii6en 9abn N~euItubtsG csntobens
2anbnu II io!psit gebie3en, baB Der
9eginn bss Baues i'm 2auie res Sab
req 1909 gu eripcrten ltsbt. Die @abn
fiibrt bon Neuitubt Gus iiber Snmbadl
Siebesfelo, Mnitummer nah Gbens
toben uno meter iiber Rbpot. Soins
ieIp. 5~Iemlirgsn. 904trsen uno IlBs
porI mad gnnouu. Ssn 0suitnbt ipie
in Gonpou cnbei lie ON StootSpu3us
bofs.
ct. Sngbert. gei einem Sns
britreubau IN !3auenitein iiirSie DER
giebeI elm, 3psi Irbeiter puroen
perIett, eincr tObtlid 9eiroffer.
% d E.. Ser uus Der Siren
anitolt Gmmsnoirsen s%ntIpruneene
aoufmorn Gt0Bler bate tn Ger bic
iisen 8abn6ofmirtAidoit %iibernod1tet
unb psrmstgertc bic Osffnuna reS
3immers. sui bic be~rbeigebolie Sen
harmerie Sab Ell eineu Mepplperi6uB
ob, Der Den Genpurmen Yucerer III bic
Geite traf. RAD reeeiretht.m &reu5s
isu.r !purbs Der SIRE 9etIbtst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15

Er,iie Saarburs Inn 100000 Mar
ernorbsu, uln bariH eine 9&erpenbetlz
aHitnIt gu srridtea.-- 3ipsi aEoere aus
Dem Hbeiulonoe %ltammenoe 2anps
ipirthe bnben Die nobs Der fronSOii1den
@rer5s l~isgenoen Soofeiitsr SouIIonz
bile pno 3irranss uHl ben Pr.i5 bon
1000 Snort fir ben !Settar 9etauft.
9 t.. 2ubpig. Gin bon ben bos
biideu UNI bapsriIfsn 9sb0rben lanee
9siuttsr S1mugglsr, Der oos Paf6en
i'm 9roBen betrieb, III bier in Der per
fpr oes Observation-Disclosures 6eips,
aus 3uri9 psrbaftet uno na9 &0rrat
eiu9sIiefert ipprbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
ENe6.Sot9riMsea.

Ditbenboe n. SIN bisiisen
Sbeoter funb cine 8~oritslurs bes
Dramas rssiGe be RoIono" In irnrSos
fifdsr SpraGs itott, unb bic sabIreid)
anlpeienben 3uidousr e~rgineen fid in
ftarfen 9emonitrationen. SGlisblif)
purten biefe 70 berausforbsrno, bob
bic beutiden Sffisiere nit ibrsn 0as
men cas 99eater Derlieben.
Met. Sn Gotbringen iinb mad,
LANCER 3sit iDieoer @ruroeriperbunsen
burd IftbeutI9e erfolet. 60 bat eli,
Mr5t aus @ooesberg bos r.is.nb &C.
leg.ne, 1860 BON benz 8ontmunn
Gerf=9eer. einsm Deriponbtgn Nntbs
f9ilbs, srbo,ite G4lob gorrieres i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15
Eayer1.

VI Ii h { n. CUR 9ebaltsaufbeis
ferung Der &reis beamten pon Sbsrs
bapern serebmists Der 2onorotb ben
'9stra9 BON 242,942 Wort. IS toms
mer BOT Beanie uno 8ebi.nitete In
@etro6t. - Die Treimnursrloge BUR
a.tte" bier ipenoete oud bsusr ipi.ber
ben bieiisen Spltsidulen Sur Weibs
na9ts bei4erun9 ormer .ainber 1900
Wart.--Sm nuhen 2oGbauien ipurbe
ouf benz SeIbe Elm Gunb bon 1900 rios
miiGen Silbermiin5.n gemadt. Der
ielte entbdlt prasunsen Der IpdtrDmi.
fden aniier Glnuoius GotbituS bis
81 Oiocl.tian. nmfabt ol1o Die iebter
Sabr5ebnte. beg britten unb Dos erItc
bes pierien Sobrbunbsrts II. Gbr.
4affenours. 8.t Den Sc
meinbepnblen ipurben bier Dsrtret.r
bes liberclen 8lods. feds Mitslieb.r
bes Gsntrums unb Elm Soaialbemotrat
gefpdblt.
3 amberg. lin nuh in 8ap.rn,
lpo Die GiperuntozS pro9. nod pers
baltnlBmaBt9 penls ~perbre'ist Vt, Die
enfp!dlung IN EN- ra1deres 3enlpp
gu br'n9e'.. pat 1lp mt Dem olge III
gamperg EN- gerpnRn Der bo9srA9s
S1perant1lten s9r'ppsn esbtloet, oei'sn
Slped slfta4lt IN er1fer SInle 1T, Durf
WItbtlfe Der pre1't uao uniertiguns
m%o9lpplenoer 5nlerehenlsn lur ,e'ne
y~sltrebungeil an Sooem 81 ssiulnren.
gDersptt9. Son Der Hrfsgss
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6nrttcnr6 era.

Stutt0urt. Ous Miniferium
oes Snnsrn bat, 9eltibt ouf bic
3batia6e, bab bic 8erbr.itune iHle6s
ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nomsntlit1
Der f%ossnonnien 9etettipsei4id,ten uns
ter ben Sc)iiIeru Der Bolts, Tortbtls
n~ungs-unb b66eren G9ulen p%sIentIih
pur9 bic olforiagIi1e Msiie perans
Iabt tit, nit Der Die Shriften Sur Mns
liGt unb gum Saul ausgeitellt uno an
aeboten ips ben, bic Poli3eiteD0roen
ungepisien, 9egen Die 8erbreiiun9 iols
der Gdriften nit Strenee poraueeben.
9leide WeiIunsen erbieIten Die Mufs
iid!sbebOrben DeSiisli9 elmer iAorfen
lleberipohurg Der acknowledgement,
= Bel Der Grneuerurg Ger einen
!odIfte bss 8iirgsrousi@uHes aHbier
tpurben reun YiirgerIife unb feds
So3iolbemolroten sepdbIt. 8nnf Der
neueH Yropprtionalnubl erpberten Die
So3ic.oemotra.en bier ntue Site.
Sbereb1iuge n II. Bel @thbs
arbeiten nuroen bier brei dlemonpiid)e
@rGbsr entbedi, unisr benen Ii4 Elm
Jrauengrab nit rei4em S4mrd, Per
Ienf9niirs1 nnb pertbpeleJ 9rDn5es
gesenftdnfen b~cfin6et.
NoDen sure. Dos GeiGss
seri6t p.rtrorf Die R.oiiipn oes ppm
S9ipurg:riGt WnpensbuM peJen
Worbe3 3Lnl SOpe Derurthsilten UGrtz
ners 8ruter.
Subtngen. Geit Idnsersr 3eit
ipurren in fsr StupferNi@IAmmlung
unb in rer aunIiGiitorii4en Gamm,
lung ber fieii9en llnip.riitSt Disbs
itGble ipobrgenommer. @!S TbGier
ipurbe nun Elm StubeIii entrsdt. Der in
ben Gommlungen Stubisn madls. Sn
feiner @obnung Fat man cine soaSs
Hiite e%ntirenbeter &uniiblGiter aud
Gus anoeren SnIitu!en 0gigeiunbsn.
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san m. Sas aomite, peIdhes hi.

Sam m. Sas aomite, rpel6es bic
auberit erfolareid) 9epeIenen Samms
Iunaen fir bic 9interbliebcnsn Der ouf
Der 3ste Rabbpb perunsliidtsn Berg
leute eeleitet bat, bei9lpb, ben ben
aufgebrad)ien 5onos 1000, 900 Marf
in Rentenfcrm. suidsIi9 Der 8erii4sz
rungss Renten, gu pertpenben. Sc b.
bd!t fif 5uSIei4 Dor, 100000 Mari
fir ferners Grubenunfdlls Surldsuz
lesen, um ieosrssit bsIfsHp einsreifen
81 tDnnen.
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Me&feuBura.

g dDnbere. DIR 7ojabris.
3edmann in NeiGpp ippIte ieinsm
Gobne b.im @bperfsn bpn Seu Ieuas
ten, tam bierbei absr Der gposnlute al
nnDs unb i~tiirSte tOpfibsr nit Der
brennenbeu 2aterne ouf bic S6eunens
bieIe binnb. Der @rsis ipar {ofort
tpbt. Die Slamme Der 2amps NOR
aliit!iGerpeiIe perl0I6t.
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0foenears.

DIbenburg. Der friibere 60.
TAT hes 9er5oss @eorg, Nameni
fnetemann. Der ouf elmer Heife bel
5er3ogs nod 5omburg b. b. 5Obe mi
BEN ibnn onbertrnuter @elbe in 90b,
ben $500 Morf flidtets, III nerbofts
tuorbsn. er bat fn ielbit Der poIi,e
eefie0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15

@utbig q. Sic: r@eitn nil,
mai pldslie9 birter etner1 Haur,e Elm
Ronber herporiprdnge nnb niif uns
Snfdme, mas miirbcit Im 30 mohen,
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s1nilP" IEnhaass 5rnse, Ian.
&c Deiue!"
3n niel nerlangt.
Woftmeiiter: Sic boben hei Ser
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.Went if Noten Dor mir iebe,
trcibt es mid 5u iingenl" = rief Der
iioele Stioio iubelnb aus, ba meintc
CT Wontnoten.
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aritif. Gpa: .Mitti lpa'
rum Baben mir eigentlid) feinen
araftuagen2" - Warta: .WeiI ga.
pa fcin Srrunb hoppn III" Gpo:
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;trold): sd rper' mir biitcrt Sbnen
ct 3u 5eisen, SER DahtmeeIter.
cnn Mrs meine strdie ia nod Rifle
Irobcr.."
OS-
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nso2 Wa, neibt I'll, Mutti,
eii,en Wann obne arafttuaseu bate
i'd an Geiner gteqe aber niht gehei.
rnt1cti"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-01-15

VriiscIei ben shuiterseiellen il
fiirhterIih berarbeitet unb ibm oil
babe Rafe abaeihIagen. Wie baber
Sic Dos eigentIid] nngciongci9"
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Drnpini DnTcn.

poen. DH Gtabtperobnsteus
berfammlune befdlob enbaiItis, ben
8au' zines neuen .1beoters Der Jirma
!Seilmann e 2ittmann in Miindsa su
iibertrogep. Die Gsfammtto{ten ftefs
len fi9 # runb 100000 Mnrf.
9as She Ter lou am /. Sfiober 1910
e%rOffnet .ben.
Sdr, q. Die Serrihaft Soz
seiefpo unb Wpslofpiee nit ben @iitern
Sonopo unb @nbr3DpoIs. 1000 Mors
gen srob, benz Girften Mitolo GSars
llorpstt In pnris gfbSrig, 1T in ben