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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

BOB CAUTHoRN Is right vhea he
SAYS "inst Is fine horses are bred in
Miss5ud as II KsuRcE.- and he
has ons Of tie hsE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Coal Fleids Ror<h and sS1h Of the
City Veins Are Unusually Thick
and Quality Of Coal Of the vsg
Best
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

St. Mss an,,i Nellie Hin is atteOs,n.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

TIE slsct-h roaa Vii zaks Mex
10 q ay mt ava.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
.MEIIC0S FUEL BILL
ESTIMATED YEARLY At
100000 REDUCESH

MEXICO. SANTA E AND PERRY
TRACTION co. TO OPEN Lo-
CAL COAL FIELDS AND REDUCE
COST OF COAL AT LEAST 10
PER CENT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

"rS' Jacob schopp has returned to
o. Louis after a pleasant visit win
ner sons, chas. and Otto schopn. NJ
this city. pp' OF
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
soeLER AT THE

Josepb c,.,. STATE FAIR.
Their - He will assist his %.
act a. as sec secretary of the races .S ana "a,
horses for each s the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
Montgomery. N

montgomery, MO-, Oct. z.
Miss Ethel Barker, the art teache
in the State Deaf-Mute Institute o
Arkansas, formerly Of Mexico, Mo.
who is spending the summer at thu
home Of her father, Attorney ]. NJ
Barker, of this city, won all the
prizes offered in the china painting
department of the art exhibition
Friday.
The work Of her pupils won the
State prize In Arkansas last year.
She exhibited only her china paint
ings here. The attendance at the
Fair Friday was the krgest in the
@IM1Igogf the Association.
tarv . soster, OF st. IonIs 80.
u the unItAa Secre'
!dent and organizer Of the soc,o,v
lot the Prevention of Vice, promot.
er Of natural gas for st. Louis and
manager Of the Merchants Home Dr..
oecton system, Is to be married ia
was Issued a licene to wed Mrs Mac
hancock, of Philadelphia, Pa. vaa.
-erday afternoon. Mr.. Foster H. MI
.nOWn m Mexico. He is Interested
: some Of the Klondyke dredging
PROPOSITIONS as Mrs. Krause.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Monday afternoon. 70 st. Louis on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
GENERAL NEWS NOTES

Aside from the big naval parade,
probably the most Interesting sin,
gle attraction AZ the Huason-Fuitoa
festival IN New York City win be
Wilbur Wright and HE ~aeroplane
The modest inventor has no likins
for public demonstrations and only
consented 10 appear al the oelesra.
ton when convinced that his ab-
senee would keep many thousands O.
persons away. AS soon as he ar
rived in New York from his home
IN Dayton. he set about getting his
machine tuned up at Governors Is.
land for the flights he Is 10 make
over the bay and up and down the
the Hudson river. He will confine
his flights TO the open river and hay
and WI not attempt to fly over
the skyscrapers Of the city. In this
way millions Of people viii be able
to get a good view Of the aeroplape
in flight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
CHARITIES Re.

-. unnecessary and TO proven
street and house to housa hs-se-
70 discourage all indiscriuIpa,a -,
ing by individuals or societies. !,
encourage thrift and self dependeps,
oy friendly. helpful contacs with a.
pool and unfortunate.
The following have subscr,hsa =,
70 date: Ferris & Cauthorn. q Poi
son Gnffee d Martin. cbas cLa~.
orook' Fredendall & wilkins Me-.
no Imp. and Har. Co, G. w. Rober+.
son Lizzie Burnett, WiIkjns a
broWn' chas Buckner, Henry I1a~.
eliyn' S. & N. Phillip, ]. G pas.
aus'n' >. o. Tinsley. Geo. H. KIM.
kei, J. J. Steele. MeLoney. sanns.
peck Ricketts, & Emmons. Mrs =
=. Graham, Jennie Dinwidd.a w.
'heeters Bros, Geo. W. Nash. r
4 trooper, A. B. Smith, F. p KeJ.
o. Helen L. Million, Coatswortb
lumber Co. R. s.. Martin. Miss Rosz.
lond' Sam Morris, Otis purdv
n ~Ragsdaie, T. E. Hook, smock
rug Co. Willard Potts. Mrs. Cad.
'aiiader, Workers Society Of Chris.
an church. R. D. worrel rhc.I
&c Light Co, J.. C. Mundy. r p /,
opAlhs, Geo. Kabrich, stoddard so-
ely OF Presbyterian Cburcb AtaO
Of Baptist Church ?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

business trip. III Illinois on a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

II
Value of garments racetr,aa i
distribution, ten cent value al !,
placed on each secondhand gar.
ment
calls made .
u received 1856 T
Of magazines, papers. books "
i, eoelFed 2O7
70. miscellaneous articles re,etvod :. n
20. magazines. papers, books dis. =,
tributed
.. garments distributed liz,
O. miscellaneous articles dis ~,
tributed
pplications for work 4th'
n wha 81 wa
.pplications for aid toats
0. aided in various ways as trans u
.por'ation. provisions, fuel 5ca,
me following assisted with cloth. orc
3 literature, and in various WAYS. Re,
s. wilson, Leona Jackson. Elmer woI
e Price Johnson, Louise Lack. Mis
a. kota Luckie, Mrs. sherer. Mrs in /,
as. Rodgers, Mrs. Deane. Mrs Can
Robertson, Mrs. Gatawooa MT
s. Mcconnell. Martha Spence. Mrs tail,
NJ r~N confederate Veter- worI
|, MRS. Carroll Frost, Mrs.
, Mrs. Rachael Bridg- III
60 cass' Mrs. Renfro have
,rion 49, 'o'ecty oil b Pres or L
r. .- east
h,-,N, NharNies have sew at a
undred books and have started We
.fcuiating library. ANY n H.. Iook,
q books, call at the office over wiree
i. lance
= - tne photographer, do into
d the use Of a vacant lot for a oross,
YARD. The Electric Light IN
bo .aI "Hn the feiephone Pos
ed FRI
"ohpeh christian As tended
Ion Of Hardin College win give postm,
y 'he Associated Chart permai
employ
a number Of parents do not NebraI
Importance OF education was 70
ien. II u school at their c
nee law could be more rigidJy known
a better future for the cbfi. sociatic
49, 70 "ssured tai emp
nj WIN cheap rent are Mr.. !
ou nouses have cheap resenta
'ut many are unfit to live In. the me,
mand much fuel. Ono ~
cI 'naritles sees the he adde
h ihiirmary as sew postmas
80 eaAsh care OF who Postmas
mn Oh an lnfirmary. hours, |,
s v Frost, supt. the post
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

hreen CAN'T has purchased from
onas' Dean 50 acres of land locate
Two ana a hall miles southeast of
ms city. Price paid was $50 an acre
ms Is fine land and its distance 70
ms city makes it a valuable farm,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07
NoTIcE OF FINAL aErrLrmrnr

"UIIcE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
l1ement Of the estate OF Ann C.
Saries. deceased. win be made at
ene november term Of the Probate
Sourt Of Audrain county. Missouri. to
ne,d at Mexico. Missouri, on the
second Monday in November, 1909.
J. II. and w. B. Starr.
Executors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

ss0'Eh ~ApyEausESFNra e.v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

The Santa Fe post office wa
robbed either Thursday afternoon :
night Of Sis. There was no Gin
left 50 that the identity of the THE
could De ascertained. When the DOS
office was opened Friday morni,-
oy Postmistress ouisenberry eb.
found the money missing. though
me windows and doors were as she
left them the night previous.
Whether the robbery was comms
'ea during the day or night il
matter no one seems able to deci6
ihe SAT was not locked. No SIAM.
taken, only money.
WIN a ~parentage on n side NJ
Tex denmark and Pat Cleyorne and
n the other Black Squirrel. ola
iontrose and Rex Mcdonald. n n
iauthorne will take his fine saddle
tailion, Rex Edmonston. to The statoI
ar this year to show in some Of
le largest rings. This great animal,
bred by Walker Pollock and
as raised by the Rev. W. A. Edmon.
on both Of this city.
ie Is gated. and. though green, Mr..
Iuthorn believes he will make IL
eat showing. He recently priced
z Edmonston at $4,000 to aome
u known horsemen of Southern
SSouN. This is a Mexico horse !
every sene Of the term and Mr.. !
alnorn Is doing his share toward {
in'Sining Mexico's national repu- t
on as the horse center Of the !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

On Tuesday, Mrs. Caroline Mar
IN nee Ksnaly, was divorced from
ner husband, alleging in her NJ
llon before Judge Barnett, Of the cir.
cut court, that she had been deser,
ed. Oeeh desert
On Wednesday, marriage Boens.
was issued to Geo. Piatt. of his
county, and Mrs. Martin. The par
nesday. U "eu-
Judge Barnett said she was mar.
ilea again he would consider sari.
ously the setting aside Of the a..
vorce. 'he- Ill
Mrs. Martin, in procuring her Al.
'orce' had to go through much rod
ape with the War Department az
ler husband is now in the United
'ua'es Navy. There is no law n
MISSOURI making a d~lvorcee remain
Hsie a certain length of time and
ne MY resource the court has
men they find a person brochures
eparation merely to wed again e.
set aside the decrae NJ di,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

POSTMASTER Geo. Kunkel has return
ca from Kansas City where he a.,
tended the State meeting Of Missouri
postmaSters. During the meeting !
permanent organization Of nostaI
empioyes OF Missouri, Kansas 1ovo
Nebraka. Oklahoma and Arkansas
was formed on Wednesday ~
lheir convention. It win
Anown as the Southwest Postal A..
'oclation, and represents $4,000 ms.
al employees. re
MI kunkel stated to a Ledger ron.
e~sentauve, Thursday morning. that
meeting was a decided mooess
me q the most interesting features
9 added, was the instructions ~
ostmaster by the Third Assistant
ostmaster General regarding closing
'ufs' leave OF absence and whetbar
. postmaster or some one under
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

College is Leather Craft. Mrs. Dea
Carr Smith, the efficient Art teacher
Of the school. who has made a repu
tation equal to that the conservatory
Of the school enjoys, has severa.
pieces Of her beautiful work on dis
play in Pitchers show window.
Leather Graft is the accomplish
ment Of beautiful designs on leather
but. perhaps. the most popular form
Of this work is on ladies' hand bags.
Mrs. Smith has a number OF pu.
pills taking the work and accepting
her success in laramie and water
color as well as oils as a ~criterian
this department win gain an unus-
ual reputation throughout the West.
DR.. F, A Cook. discoyerer OF the
North Pole. wife and two daughters,
viii pass through Mexico next Wed.
nesday night on their way 10 Kan.
sas City where the Northern explor,
er is 10 deliver his lecture on his
great success IN the far North. On
his return East he may pass through
Mexico during the day. He will go
over the Wabash
The Ledger win later ascertain the
exact hour he will reach this city,
going and coming, and IN one Of the
two trips. unless his plans are
changed, the citizens here may see
this noted man at present so promi-
nent in the public eye.
DIR. Cook viii receive $4,000 for
Eene fgE Hraddress in Kansas City.
ma 'eam met FOR scrim
mage work, Thursday even,na
r'es4 Dvta teams maae
a very good showing for the light
practice they have had and the.
ieW Times they have been together
mcmillan seemed to be IN better
condition than the Soldiers. The
iatter nave a much lighter hat fast.
y eleven than last year. The Sol
ilers VIII go to Fulton a week from
to play Westminster sec.
team Mcmillan open their sea.
'oh IN this city Monday with the Full.
on Rovers.
mchlnan has much good material
u some very promising new men. i
ne Soldiers r without a coach anal /.
Hyde, who is playing start :
al thls season, is in charge of thee
He has some very good new
laterlal with which to work
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

The Union Telephone comnap,
nave been unable for the last day
or two to operate oyer their 1tno
east Of this city. The Company wa
az a loss to know the cause.
Wednesday the lineman who was
looking for the trouble found five
wires twisted together a little All,
hce o. town. A quadl had flown
INTO the wires. causing them n he
crossed. oe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-10-07

Martha.
Mrs. W. R. Hlsey has ret,,rr.a
from st. Louis.
MISS Alberta KEENAN, is home from
a 0 ~ of the West.
Mss Mary Buckley is the guest 9,
relatives In Columbia.
The Wednesday Club will hold ~
meeting Of the winter with
Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan next wedpas.
day.
Mr' and Mrs. r. L. Mccubbin. ot
Kemp. 'onn
Miss Ellnor sailee left Monday for
,regoryo 3. D., to visit her sister
irs. Anson Wagar.
Misses Sylvia and Eva stepulemsnI
70 home from a visit with relatives /,
Wichita, Kan. (,
Mrs. x. P. Whitley and son, Of ,
Louis, are guests of Judge ]. A. :
aud wife. i
Miss Irene Rodss left to-day forIo
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-30
r Service Notes

The Forest Service has Just an
nounced the following appointments
and changes on National Forests in
this district:
Ernest B. Clark, Eugene B. Court
ney and Ivan S. Myers have been ap-
pointed Assistant Forest Rangers on
the Cabinet National Forest; Ray
moud L. WOesner, Clarence L. ChOpe
and Friedrich A. Chadney, on the
Blackfeet National Forest; Alfred j.
Feary, on the Kaniksu National For.
est; Frank III. Sayre, on the Custer
National Forest: Ddgar E. Williams
on the Occur d'Alene National For
est; Donald B. McGregor on the Hell
ena National Forest; r. s. Norris on
the Lolo National Forest. and JOS
eph E. Lehman on the Shoshone
National Forest. Leone M. Hanne-
gan has been appointed temporary
forest clerk on the Jefferson National
Forest.
Earl B. Tanner, Deputy Forest
Ranger Oh the BitterOot National
Forest, James H. Hull, Assistant
Forest Ranger OF the BIackfeet Nat
iOnal Forest, James Stuart, Deputy
Forest Ranger on the Clearwater
National Forest, Samuel 7, Byars,
Assistant Ranger on the Kaniksu
National Forest, Baigrie Sutherland
Assistant Ranger ON the Flathead
National Forest. James W. Steele,
Deputy Ranger, Deerlodge National
Forest, and Frank Higgins, Forest
Guard on the Flathead National
Forest have been restored to duty.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-30
Additional Locals

Mrs. Haiues and baby of Lewiston
are visiting her folks, MIR. and Mrs.
w. D. Pemberton.
E. M. Grant and wife, formerly 10.
Gated at Southwick. now at Deary.
were blessed with the arrival of a
daughter last Friday.
Princess Flour makes nice
white loaves.
Mr.and Mrs. Koenning of Petone, III.
returned home Wednesday morning,
after a four months visit with Mrs.
Koen aing's parents. w. NJ. IIect of
Big Bear Ridge.
John a. Mickey, wife and son. &C
companied by Grace Pope, registered
Sunday at the Hotel Kendrick. They
are from Hoxie. Kansas, and went out
toward Teakean, where they will
make their future home.
d. S Hunter and wife, WHO former.
ly lived in Kendrick, came in Tues
day, Mrs. Hunter will visit Mr.. and
Mrs, Earl Crocker for several weeks.
and Mr.. Hunter left that evening for
Couer d'AleDe to look for a new loca-
ton.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-04-30
Princess Flour has plenty
OF gluten - not too much,

A meeting was held Tuesday even
ing at Barnum's Theatre for the pur--
pose of interesting4suficient people in
the Modern Woodmen of America to
establish a camp here. The meeting
was addressed by Prof, Lewis of Troy
The attendance was not large.
The University of Idaho cadet
band OF forty pieces will play at the
A-Y-P. Exposition this summer. The
Idaho Legislature has passed an ap-
lropriation allowing the battalion
to go into encampment at the Expo
sition Immediately after the end of
the University year. The band will
accompany this battalion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
Hpicn.

@rombcrq. - Ser SiliSorbci.
fer bel ser Standardization gront.
bera, Hcaicr,ngnIieiior Sommerlatte
lit rad @oIbcnbllrg in Sdleiien 5iir
@obcrnebmur,a Ser @eidoItc ocS
@oritanoes ser neutrality-suspicious.
iripeftion reriett.
Weierit. - Ser 2onoioot Deg
hoberen 2ehromts in Wieierib Or. phil.
Sermann @ibmunn lit gum Sberleb'
rer am fgI. @pmnaiium 1T 8nelel1
erilnnnt aporben.
S5trotpo.-T ie Stabtperorone-
tqnocriammIune spoDlte al SteQc
hes oerltorbenen Stobtratbs Wiiblen'
beiieers Sraerfcl Sen Standardization
Rral,sfopf sum Observation-Disclosures.
SmoIis &iir5lib iolo III
SmoIis, arcis @oItpM, bie Gin.
meibung Der ouf Soften ser @rdfil1
3ieten, aeb. @oler, erbautcn fotDp.
liidlcn Stride itott.
o. Scr 2an0nirt6 G0c
bon bier bat fem Dor orel Mo1otcn
bon Dem 0runobciiser !Slbert fir
$4,000 Warf crporbeneS So Mcracll
arobeS @runbitiid fir $4,000 Miort
an Die polnii1e Har5eQirun9Sbanf
Dcrfauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

a,,G mbererc Sabre binourd @orli.
Scrocr Ser bieiiaen Sanitdtsfolonne.
@uben. - 0aS aoloene Gbejilbt'
IGltm beging bas Bauer 9omainid)e
Ebepoar in Sprno. Sas Sltbelpoar,
bas iid) in ieiner @cnieinoe groBer
Ndtung mo 9eliebtbeit erfreut, lit
nod rilitig. 9omain lit unilnterbro'
den felt Al So9rcn WitalieO bes 8e'
acknowledgements uno Genleinoe'
poriteber.
2an6sbero a. @. - Sic bic
fioe 8roBbol5banbIung 2ange &
&upid faltite bonn @rafen bon Molt'
fomSfi ouf Serri6aft Slien bas etpa
$500 Morgen Qrobe Soritart Shirt.
lid Mieifen in Mieber .Shlciicl,.
Sommerfelb. Sberprcoi'
eer ltnh Observation-Disclosures Sobcn.
thai lit in @roB . 2idterfeloe, no er
Scil,ng bon einem2eiben iudte, nod).
benz or porber id,on mehrere @od)el1
In gab Tcliennhr aencilt botte, per-
idieben. gn Is. Sonar 1903 bate
or 1,nter GROCER Nntbcilnabme bon
nah unb fern iein ~25.i0brigPS Ints'
iubiI1,tm gcieiert. Ger aleid)en Nn'
theiInohme Iino iett feline Si~nterbIie.
bencn, Satin unb Todter, iider.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
@eit.Yrenfcn.

9on5ig a. - 9as SnpaIi6e 8ott'
Iieb Ghlid)t'ide Gbepaor, am Gam.
hco mobnbait, feierte bos ~50iGbrige
gbeillbii1itm. Gas S%libilpoar beiin.
oct iih Ici0cr in icbr biiritisen Ser.
GdltniHell.
aonis. - GS itarb in Gboru
an bcn Solgcn elmer S%er5franfbcit
Serr 2dno5eridtSrotb Or. iilr. Wie.
epslaw Yacs5otta.
g d 10 3. = Serr 9iirgcrmeiiter
8eiblcr ihtioet beiinitip aus Dem
@mte, nahbem er II Sabre baIiclbc
b%efleioete.
StnDm. Sein 25idbriees
Imtsiubildum bcging I'M Srciie iei'
ner Gcrnnroten, idmmtli1er @ciieer
bes SrtcS nllo bieler ImtsgenoIicn
DER 2cbrer Waielpsfi.
3nbpot. = "1lniere communal
berapaltung bat iuieberur Elm lang
iaDriges WitgIieo ollrd oen SOB Der
loren. GS itarb ser StaotuerorOnctc
SEER Mentier Nllguit @riinboIo I'M
50, S~ebenSiabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
Sitprcnfgn.

=. g.-sSom 9u9 toot.
%gefdbren iporoen lit aui benz Si5ent'
babnbof an llebergalp9 Der 'Soaan'
,eerbalimitrobe Der &iIisifaiimcr
S9raoe.
8riinheioe. - @~utsbeiiter
Tdrllttos 9erbicnen perfoufte len
MorGssn GaroBGg Uut fir t05,000
Wtf.' an oeir 2onbpirtb @infler aus
Ger Glbinger Nieoerung.
6 g.-3u @bren ots
ideioenben 2onorotbS Or. GomridI,
Der ais SberreGllerungsratb nadI
Stuoe perieet lit, batten iid iiDtr
bunoert Serren oes Sepoefruaer
areiics periammelt.
90 e III e l.-Ite GinDeIblng Der
ebongeliiden Stride in &airinn bel
Iittolren ianb itatt.
Ger &iirid,'
nermeiiter 8iibnait Don bier fiel aui
Dem Morfte, no er init Bel5!paarer
olsitono, ploblid Inn i,no peridieA.
Gin Ser5ihlug bate icinem 2ebell
Elm Gnoe gentadt.
g.-aiir5Iif tpuroe
Der &reisbaumeiIter @iualb Hothfc
bon chem Ser5id)Iag ereiit. Or
@erItorbene Gat Elm Sitter bon 81
SSobren erreiht ,tnb nor 90 Sabre
i'm 9ienite Der &reisfomnlunaIoar'
naItung tbGtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
@cItfalcn.

%bIcrbed. - @s gerietD ser
SGad)tbauer Seinr. &oItmonn bon
bier, sliieler Ctr, wobnboft, slpiitcn
aprb unb Sdaftbol3 unb erlitt cine
tobtlihe Suetidrune.
Oerne. - Illf Ser Goferei Ser
Sed)e Yrcltben 1 lit oent aofSarbeiter
GbriItopb Sbneiber atpiiden stpei
Waaen ser 9ruitforb e~inseoriidt
moroen. gr mar ollf ser Steue tot.
Seeren. - Surd Stilr3 in oen
@remSifodt perl1ngliidte oui Dem
Sdaht Der 3edc &onigSbern scr ct.
ipa II Sabre olte 9remier Grnit
Smaniied. Scr Genantte mar ioiort
cine 2eibe.
Serne. -. Ole GbeIeute Sob.
Noul 2inoenboriteritr. As feierten in
siiltigcm Sitter bon 10 Sabren bas
Set Der golbenen Soh5eit.
@ d perte e. - Dor eilliaen Sa.
gen fiel Ser Gbcirau oes @irtbesSen.
tenant Elm Sommer ollT ben 3opf;
iebt lit Ole Srall an ocn GerIetuneen
g%eitorben.
luna Nm 10. Sftobcr feiers
ten Die Gbclcllte aarl Carrot, luna,
Gloiteritrnbe 18, Die iilbcrue Sohseit.
DnS Snterciiarte babel lit, bab Der
'Gbrmanuid )on 5rln 5lpeitcn Mtale Die
li!berlte Sod)jcit ~feiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
ScEcn=Tarmitnbt

Sarm it,a 5 t.-Sn Sen 81 ll6e'
Itano periest puroe alf iein Nadili'
d1en ser Sberlteuerinipeftor Oca
Sauptiteueranrts 9armltabt, &egle'
rungsratb Or. Siftor @iirtb.
@etIsbaul n.-8ei Der lest
bin itotteebabten 9iiraerrneiiterpab
ipuroe Ser icitberisc 9iiraermeiiteG
@aancr einltimmig nit 95 Stim'
men mie0wgepG6lt.
2araItaot t. - 9iiraermeiitcr
2oiter>uein f~eterte fem 2~5idDrigcs
GmtSiubildllm."
WorsfeIb. - 9aS 10 Wonate
ate aino bes glrbeiters Stumpi iii
bieier Gage basurd eritidt, Dab Der
9edel Ger 8ettffite, in Der eS log, 5ll'
iiel l,no SOS &tnb einflemmte.
Sppenb etm.-Im Rbein fonb
mon Ole 4(etocr bes 26iGbrigen Gin
6erS 5riihfurn. 81 er a1l elmer nm
bcil6oren &rarHbeit lit. 10 ninlnt
nan an, bub ct ~freiapillig ben Sos
geilldt bot. = 3
@eiienau.- Gle 2cid)e bes
aelegentliN elmer init slpei Srennoer
untcrltonmenen 9ootiabrt i'm &beiu'
.ertrrnf e,tar 16 Sabre oItcn. Subs
pogcl bon bier ipuroe III IBmamlS
bauien ~gelGnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26

@icn. - GS e~reignete iid) in Der
9ofoper m6brenb elmer 8oitilrnprobe
Der Weiitcriinger Elm l%lnfall. Gin
EieiIer loite lid los mo bc9rlb it1'
ter iid) ben Sireftor 8eIir @ein9art.
ner uno Sen 8ammeri1nger Grid
ShnlGbeS. @eingortner erlitt eineh
Ghictbeiubrlld,, Sfmobes fam nit
Dem bloBen S6rcden Oapon.
Wo5en. - Yer Sallptmonn Der
Stroller 8oiieriG9er aorl &llpier.
idmic6t mlroe o,lf elmer 9er9tonr i'm
pe1c5loniiden @renSgebiet inter Dem
&crbohte Der Spiono9e perbaitet,
Die eingeleItcten grbebtm9en ergo.
ben, Dab Der @erooft ser itulieniihcn
WcDor0en bolfommen unbegriinbet
nar. Ser Sauptmanm mllroe bereits
picocr olti ireien SUB Gciebt.
Gber50ori. - Nalin1ten fan.
ben mlf scr 8miid)en @ein5ierl uno
GbcraOorf iii6renben StraBc @Iut.
ipllrcn, Die sum Eeridlingbad) iiIbr.
ten. Sbneu ioI9euo. ItieBen Tie ol,i
Die I'M Bad Iiegenbc 2eife oesGbcr2.
6oricr SltiaIien 2eopolo Bed. Gle.
fer luor aui Dem Seimlpeee iiberiol.
len ourd Weiicrltidc getootet mo
elmer 8noridoit bon 10 aronen uno
Der iilbernen llbr bero,lbt. ioooml
bonn SbGter 5llnt Bad geldleppt mo
bincingcnorien porOen. Nuu miro
orlS @cin5icrl Gcnlcloet, boB BORT Der
MolIbmoroer III Der Yerion beS 5rou5
Tabcniteincr ucrhnitet mnroe.
n.-Sier nurbe ser Berg.
meiiter inGiai uno 0oftor ser nntllr.
miiicniGoitlidcn SofuIt6t an Der
llnipcriitdt III @cnf Serr @ortal
@rnniNa ole Gritcr gum 9oftor ser
montoniItiiAcn @iiienidoiten pro.
nlopirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
SQunDurr.

Sannoper.-Iul0Blid bc8 so
i1brigen 0cid)GitsiubiIGunlS Der Sir.
MO S. %. Sdlser boben Die Snbabcr
Der Sirmo, Serr SQlger, unb beiien
Ntltter cine Stiftllng bon 10000 Wtf.
6~uguniten oer IngClteaten erridtet,
9ornten. - Ger StredenlGrs
fer Slumenbagen iullr0c i'm Sienit
ouf ser Giicnbabnitrcde 5ipiiben bier
mo Sarltebt bon Dem porbeiiabren.
Den Sd)neu5u9e erioBt uno iofort &c.
to0tct.
Gmoen.-G Die G%infiibrilng bcs
nellen 8pmnaiialoireftors Yrof .Wfill.
Der fano I'M ScitioaI ocs @pmi,aii.
INNS i'm @eiiein Der 8crtreter Der
itoatliden uio itaOtiiGen 9eboroen
itatt.
@arburg. ~ Die @ittipe bcs
&oniulS Srande bier ~itiftete bllnbcrt.
tauieno Warf Der StaGt Sorburg
our Grridtllng zines @oiicnboiies.
8ar ingsfebn H. ai;r5li6 lit
bier oas BON Sltbrmaun Steinmann
berpoDnteSauS pouig niebergebrannt.
" tl'Btfm sb open.-S Sil ser
Tad)t ertrnnf i'm @eritboilin iniolge
eigcner llnuoriid)tigfeit per Watroic
2uoip. @liOo bonn f~lciilen &rcll5er
.S.etiin".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-26
GGniarcih SadjIcn.

DRESDEN. - Bonn goiteifelien
~itiir5tc iid Die 24.i1brige Mfalerin
Mortba @Grtner aus 9crlin alb uno
ipor ioiort tobt.
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Scrbct Sdmi0t oo6ier bat lid aus
unerm.itteItcr llrIohe in benz Sdntp.
pen icincr cIterIidlen 9elieuna or.
b0not.
@riinbainihen. Der bie.
Sioe Observation-Disclosures S8far Stto,
iriiber 9eiiBer nes SotcIs ,Oclttidcs
!So,13". hot iid meoen llnreocln,1Sio.
fciten in Ser SoIicniiibruna erIhoiien.
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icircr Gltern hot Der 10 Sohrc oItc
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