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Sdlesmia.Solaeiu

STEMS b ii r g.-Gne MlaeI in
ben 9qpf eeidoiien bot iih III Der
S~lenSbfir9er 9iafoAiHens Initalt Elm
iunoer Wanu gtarnetls 2arierl, Der
am 8rohenfrab Ieioet.
Neumi il II It c r.-0er 8eiit ser
Bittpe 8fiibenrel,ter . Sitsberger.
0toor lit total nieOerae6rannt, e6e Die
Teuerpebren sur Stelle lparen.
n.-Dic hin''rc Sobafabrit
Linton" lit on oell 9ireftor Or. phil.
Mleranoer Weper aus 8laudau in
Sadien ohne Ole Eaiiipen fir 215,-
600 sc. perfauft mor0en.
sc g,-Sor GINGER
Seit ipltroe Der Sliner Gbriitian
Watfbieien in N%oroerboltrup 3ltnl
iteIlpertretenoen @emeiHbeporiiaer ae.
nablt. Seine Mabl lit r;dJt beitdtlgt
tporone.
Eonbern.-Ser areistbierar5t
SeieIer- Sonoern feierte iein so. i1bri'
ges Subild,tm ais prafti3iren0er
Ir3t.
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Grppins GadJicn.

so ago e B lit g.-Dem goIi5ei.
tpahtmeiiter 2oiie, ben Shutmdn.
merit 9er3bera. Steinbred)er uno
3appe, iopie Dem S6Ioiier Mlbert
8obIert gierielbit lit bns @agemeine
gbren3eifen perlieben iino ourd) Den
Observation-Disclosures b. Glten iiberreibt
Doroelt.
g.-0as 0oringid,e
Saus lit tnfolge GROCER 8aufauigfeit
in ieinem Sunern pouIt1noig 5uian1.
menaeitiirst. Die 9%epobner muBten
mi I%rmet1aliie untergebraht iperoen.
t.-Mn Dem Nienaros
ihndte ipurbe Der Sauer Ninaleb ans
Mtolmed Ntrd undergraduates @eitein
get0otet iino Der S1lrer Sern,anrSte.
pban 10 ihDer perlest, baB er ms
Observation-Disclosures aebradt peroen
mllbte
Werie rg.-Sm Staotperoro.
freteniitungslaale fanS Die ieierlife
@infibruna oes 9iiraermeilters Or.
Saade ourd Den INSTRUMENTATION,
ten b. Giierbart-H otbe fat.
10 ub ID n.-@in tragiihes
@eifid bat ben 60 Sabre alien 2eb.
rer Sorginilts Gmmelmann credit:
er lit fiirslid) pIotIid erbIinbet.
q.-Oie itdoti.
iden 9eboroen bGben beidloiien. ben
0idter Slilius @olft Der nit %ieirer
Satin SoS Set ser goloenen Sodaeit
begin9. ons @brenbiirgerreht Der
Stdbt 4lteolinburg Su perIeiben.
50 0 III Il . t.-Oer Stabt.
alteite &entier 81. &lipp feierte nit
ieiner @otttn Die aoIoene 0phaeit.
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8Irttemberg.

Stuttgart. - Riir5Iih ,purbe
Dem Ieoieen Sei5er @ottIob 9eiringer
aui Dem @iiterbabnbof beim lleber.
g~anssiteg Der red)te Sub unterbalb
oes Snies abgefabren.
@ppingen. - Die Srau oes
Observation-Disclosures Seinri6 DoQ
NOR nit Seniterreinisen beidditist
unb fiel aus Dem 3. Stodperf in ben
Sof. Die misunderstanding erlitt oa.
our6 iebr idpere SerIesungcn.
Men3en d. 10 q 5. - Die le.
bige Warie 9cfert murbe in ser
Sdeune ibres Inspeiens foot alfge.
fuuoen.
Tim. - 9iiraermeiiter Sofratb
3ounann in Heu-ltlm beging iein
25iGbriees gmtsiubildum a!s Staot'
borltanb bon Neu . Him.
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poanadridten
Ats benz alfea Batter
lanHe.
gus Der 4cidsbanptitaot.

Berlin. - IitteIIoiiefeit ideint
ben % SSare alien y8ripatier" Seltg
gseuapig aus Miiuiterberg III SdIe-
fen in Sen SOB eetriebrn 81 l1aben.
Sum 9ireftor Ger neueu Sehni'
'den Ytittelidule am 3eppelinplo3
hat Ser Wsa9iitrat ben Sngenteur
@otf geipdbIt.
Iuf Elm fliittises 2iebesparden
ais Iiinden iabnoet Die Dieiige Sri.
minoIpoIi3ei. Gin % Sabre alter
9IhboIter War 0adineer au Yein'
den unteri6lug BORT 5000 Wtorf r1o
reiIte Damn init ieiner graut ploslld)
ab Dabri6einlih nah Berlin.
Bedeu llnteridlogung BON 49,
900 0forf lit ein Saufmam Sris
S0rgen, Der III elmer Sabrit i'm 3en'
truIn Ser Stnbt ueben Dem Grofurl.
iten cine 8ertrauenslteae befleloete,
perbaftet apor0en.
Gein qoIoenes @eiiterjubildum be.
9ing Ser in ben apeitelten 9reilen oeS
grobberIiniihen @~augeperbeS be-
fannie Hatbs = Dso,lrermeiiter Garl
Wten5el. Der Sitbilar lit ieit iait .
SsabrSegnten @oriisenoer Der bieligen
garSunung.
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@ehfaIcn.

~ ii n Il er. - Suiti5ratb @ciitbo.
bel in 9efum tpltr0e Worsens IN iei.
mem S6lai5immer erihoiien aniee-
funoen; er belt iein Saebsewebr
nod frompibait in ser Sano.
9 d II III. - Die Straifanmer
uerurtbeilte BEN 60-i1brisell 2ebrer
Seinrid @alter bon 9odum. Soiiteoe
rcgen megriader SittIidfeitsoerge.
ben 81 2 Sabren @efdnsniB.
Sagen. - Iuf Der 9abnitrede
bon bier nah Sospe tpurbe ser 1yor.
mer Slllius 9iibren bon eillem nad)
Saaen iubrenOen giI5usc eriabt unb
poaitGn6ig 5ermalmt.
$ NJ. - Sobt ouigciunoen
tplr0e Der Sap3iercr uno Geforatcur
aileuit Slbeluage bon bier.
Sor0e. - Ger Sobn Ocs 9ou.
mterncbnlers Srit 2elirne. Srrr
Carl 2elinare in Sambure, beltnno
IN Iltona ieinen .Gapitdn" nit
MeiGsprdmie.
2ilncn. - Die @ai!nirthihoft
Tran5 Softer foMitc ser @irtb Sein.
rid 80Ilper gum Ereiie BON $4,000
Wforf.
g d ipertc. - Ser etipa 25.jdb.
rige 9a6nbcdmte @odermann aus
Dem noGen @onoboien murbe i'm
bieligen NanqierbabnGof bon einci1l
tootliden l(nfan ~betroifcn.
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gnDern.

M 1t n d m. - Bonn 2on6aeriht
Wtunden l iuuroe Der id)on oft
td)iper porbeitrafte Sdreiner Soiepb
aonItaraer bon Eartenfirden ipeeen
Babareifer Sdrpit,beleien uu1b Oieb.
fable 81 3 Snbren 3udJtbaus, 10
Snbren GbrenrettsoerIuit uno Su.
aaiitgfeit Der SteIlltng unter YoIi5ei.
Iaufiidt per1lrtbeilt.
8apreutb. - Sn WinoIad
brad I'M @obnbaitS Ses Sabrifarbei.
tcrs Steiniiuger Seuer aus, oas bas
IGrapeien iammt Ser anItoberoen
n%leiierbaiiten Sdel,ne in ipenige,t
IStnnoer eirdiferte.
Sn Dem 0orfe Srantcnbaas bot
hib Der crit ~19-iabrise SiliSIebrer
I&ol3eI eridoiie,r.
irdb d. - llnter MntbeiI ser
|gelammten 8eoOlferung feierten in
aird,bud Die GItern oes bortisen
'9ebrers 9eder 1T seiitiger ,ulo for.
perlider Stride ibr eoloenes Sod
6eitsiubiIaMm.
Eeipbeim III. - Sn 2eipDeim er.
bangte iid Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IliriuIa Shmio i'm StaoeI ibrer or.
tern, nad,oem tie 5iipor ibr u Sabre
altes 8ino ali gleid}e @eiie getGotet
fbatte.
Riirnbe 9. - 0as 11.i1briac
Wa6hen oes @lasarbeiters 66rtb in
Der SrffitraBe itieB cine aai benz
lRiih iteben1e HetroIeumIampe I'M,
Ihie iofort erplobirte. Die 8letoer oes
I8tnbes finaen Seller ,l,o es erIiti
lIebenSsefabrlid)e 4ranoapunoen.
Meidenbad. = Sn Meidlen.
bad tpuroe Der SdirrmeiIter Sdnl.
'bert beim &ansiren iiberinbren uns
%getobtet.
Gambling. - Sier tpitroe ocr
Sefonol1 Sberntnper bein SpaIter
bon StodDol5 bon ei1lem abipringel,
Den SoI5itid t0StIid) perlcst.
Sdpabad d.. - Sn Sdipabad
beridieo I'M aIter bon n Subrcn Der
Goritmeiiter a. 9. WiIbeIm Sonle
Der 33 Sabre Die itnotlid)en Stadium
gen Der nmgebung Der Staet Der
paltet batte.
@irsberg.- Gs itarb mad
|fur5em 2efoen i'm rs. 9ehensiabrl
Der poit. ,lpo 9abnuertpaltcr a. 8
lSobarn Merner.
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Standardization.

&aiel. = gs iinO % Sabre.
SaB Serr Wartin S0bmann ais er.
iter @%aIienbote III hns YanfgeitGit
Der Serren Wauer & Blnut eintrat,
has lett als SiIiaIe ser 2resoener
8arf geiiibrt miro.
Sranffurt a. M.-Oer 9rau.
ereioireftor Jris 9inoing bon ser
@rauerei Surg erihoB iid am Grade
ieiner Tiitter.
@eifa. = Gas @o6nbmls oes
Sbdfers Siebad gu @ieieniclb lit
absebraant.
@eInb u e "a Ser in Dor.
9eriiftem Sitter lteben0e Mcsgernlei.
iter Safob Sddfet psriibte Selblt.
moro burt g~rtrG1tsn iif Scr aiusis.
] SersfcIo .--Si9otse ShIas.
onfaus itorb pl6slih Ser &onieIide
Observation-Disclosures 8lumenan oa.
bier, Elm aqeemein bcIiebter uno &C.
adteter 9eamter.
SCOT. = TIMER mieocrgeipGbItcr
@rgermeiitcr &err 0onoerebe iulrhe
bonn fal. 9anoratbsamte fiir ipeiterc
aht Sabre beitatist.
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Sannuuer.

Sannooer. - Seinen 20. sc.
burtstas begging Der giientabn.
betriehsiefretar Serr @eore Sart.
mann. Gem in ueiten Greiicn be.
fannten unb bodgeid)dbten Serrl.,
Der lett @eariinbung Der national.
l~iberalen Eartei 5u ibren treuen gn.
baueern aablt, fonnte eS al bieien
Gbrentage nidt an ber5lider Sbeil'
rabme ieines Sreunbes. uno Nc
fanntenfreiRs uto atfrihtigen
8iiniden fir iein i~erneres @obl'
erseben iebIen.
Gmben.- Sci ser @obI zines
iediten Buitors fir Die bieiiee epon'
geliiftreiormirte @erueinbe nuroa
Eaitor HieoIin.gmreIt petpdbIt.
SameIn.- MnlGBli6 bes 70.
@eburtstages bes Senntors s. ".
Meper bradten Die geomten Der
MiibIen, Die Wtiiblenarbeiter unb
Sdiffer Dem SilbiIar eiilen SadeIoua.
2ineburg.- Ser Goppelmor'
Ser 8aitde, Der bonn SdEpitrgeriht
tuegeu grmorolirg %ieiter Srau uno
ieiner Sdtudgerill gum Tooe perilr'
tbeilt uorOen mar, nurbe su lebcilS.
IGn9lidem t3uhtbnus b%egnabigt.
Yeine. = 3rtm Sberlebrcr an
Der bieiigen Eealidule lit oil SteQe
oes ausideibenoen SberIebrers2nbIis
Der Sberlebrer 81. Tape aus @ao
SellballIen geip1blt morocn.
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d

@ien. = Gin Inn oos 1eimiidlc
9rnitgemerbe bofberbienter Wtann,
Serr sSrieorid @ilbelm 9apfe. Der
Gbef bes befanntel Mteliers auf BEN
WosartpIas, feierte oas 5O.idbriee
9erufsiubildum.
go3en.-Iuf ieincm Iniise Sor.
terberg itarb bier ploslid Der lang.
jabrige 9iirsermeiiter BON 3polf.
malgreien Soiep6 Baron @iooaneai
gu 9erltbura uno Sortenberg. i
it.-Ser unioeriitdts'
proieiior Or. Saml,el Mona, cine
Der befannteiten Sermatologen. Sri.
marius bes ct. Stepben-S pitals. lit
an Den Sotscn elmer 9lutnergiftung
g~eitorben. Ole er iih Dor fur5er 3eit
bel Der ltnteriudptilg zines an 8otb.
lauf erfranften Eatienten Su9e5ogea
batte.
gger.-Seit Geptcmber 1909
miro Der 3nolf Sabre aIte, in Sber.
lobma bel Gra~nserSbao gcborcne unb
oortbin a~u1tanoias SfuIfnnbe In.on
@erig. Sobn bes @eorg 8enig ans
8roBiidJoidlfiir. ge5. Marienbao. per.
miBt. Iae Gead)forihungen paren
bisher erfolelos.
Miir d. q u,-ssn eiltem 'Sfahte
Ser ct. 8anfraa.9ed BEL Ririhau
in 8enb0bmen muroe Ser 9ergmann
Spirit BON einem ueripdtet l~osgehen-
ben SprengidntB getobtet. Der Sd,uB.
1neiiter 9rarbner tootlid berIett.
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--HaH4 H H-.- -.-.
ben su giienad, tpoielbit er felt iei.
rer 8eniiorirlptg tpobnte. e%eitorbcn.
3oburs. = Sic bielise Straf-
fanlmer perurtbeiIte nad mebritiiu-
bigger 8erbanbluns bie Domoopatbi.
iGe beiIfunoiee @ilbelmire Shone
tpesen f~abrIGiiiser EObtung 5u spei
Monaten @efdngniB. 3ie Mnse-
flagte batte an einem an 9Iinboarm-
entBiinbuns g%rfronftet eine SebIfur
gemadt, Die Sen Eoo bes Satienten
berbeifilbrte.
GuirIa. = Ser beim 9a1imfaI.
len oerungtiidte @albarbeiter @roBe
aus Auirla lit ben erlittenen idJue'
ren 8~erletungen erlegen .
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madden 5es GutsbeiiBers b. Com.
bropsfi .GeItIin benz Seuer 81 nobe.
0ie 6Ialnnen erfaBten Die 3Ieioer
lIno ieBten oieie in 9raro. Oa5 Mao-
,Aen erlitt idNpere @ranopunOen.
3oprot. - Oilrd) Sen SobesiaH
oes Serrn Or. meb. &lapp bonn Dit
esSonatorium in 3oppot tritt in
ben 9cirieb NieieS befannteu Sniti.
tuts %feinerlei Storung elm. Srou Or.
&lopp miro unter 2eitrng zines be-
rD1brten IrStes 6aS Ganatorium
tpeiteriii1ren.
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Sdipeis.

BERN Gum fatboIiihen SeIS.
preoiger oes acknowledgements "a
nit Sauptmannsrans miro ernannt
8iarrer grnit @iht in GoIombier.
Bum Yoltpermalter unb Selegrapbilt
in Gmmenbriide miro sepdDlt So.
bann Sans, aur3eit 9oitfommis in
Su5ern.
Gent. = Der 5meiunbbreiBig
Sabre aIte 8enbarm Rartingnier iii
bon eulem StroBenbabnmaaen iiber.
fabren unb getobtet .uoroen.
SieSers.- Sier itarb i'm MIter
bon So Sabren Benjamin De Yleur.
Der @eritorbet,e mar ser Glteite @el.
Iiier Gihter. Gr bat ieinem 2ouS
srobe Oiemite geleiltet.
Mengen. - Gs lit bier oa.
Saus oes Bidders 8raf, neben Dem
Sotel 8iftoria 9elegen, poQitdnbis
nieoergebrannt.
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Ypmmern.

Stettin.-3um Hrimarius on
Ct. NifoIai.Sobannis bat Der Masi.
frat in ieiner Sisung ben Hoitor
print. ber ct. @ertruo.@ emeinSe ..
MiiIler gepdblt.
Menitettin. = gs brah aui
Dem Gle bes, EieIb"rger Secs Die
Is Sabre alte Sod,tcr oes gigcntbii.
mers Gid Elm uno ertranf trot aIler
Hettunesperiud)e oes Tatcrs ni,O
9ru0erS.
Starg a ar s.. = Der Dolitcr
&aubmoroer, Der 9arbiergcbilfe Sr.
$anf, bat nun eirgeitonoell. Bob CT
aild) ing8oneerin spei einbrilde Der.
iibt bat.
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@eit-Hrenhen.

9anaiaer @erber. - Ger
&rbeiter SSSiniel aus @inlage, peIter
bel bent @aitpirtb Scarf @lorhib
bamit beiddftist ipor, 91ume orssu.
often. fiel aus betrdhtlider Sobe 10
,,nsIiidlid bonn @aume, bab ser 500
auf Ger StelIe eintrot. s. bintcrlieB
cine Srau unb elm unperiprgtes 8inb..
9t. gpIau.-- Cine gan; uner.
tpartete Sraierfunoe brrdeilte I'M.
iere StaSt. Serr &ommersienratb
Blum, Der int Berlin lpeiIte, lit BORT
nod fltrSem 2eiben eeitorben.
Stubr III. - @eim Seisen oes
bes gadoiens fam fiirSIid Elm 0icnii.
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9aSen.

0onaued ngen. - Die in
Ser 9riaad e%efunoene 2eide lit Die
Des 90 Sabre alien 2eopolo &aiier
bon Sannbeim.
@neen. = lteber bas 8erm0een
beS &aufmanns Sbeooor @0s bier,
friiber @emeinoeratb rnoSeuertpebr.
tonmanoaiit, lit bas aonfursperiab.
rem eroifnet morben.
GttIineen. - SIM @efperbe.
fanaI ertranf oas 3.iGbrige Sobn.
d)en bes Maidinenmeiiters Ssfar
Iaiiineer.
@en6en G mo- 5. - Die Ie.
hige Warie Sedert faro man in ibrer
Sdeuer foot ouf. Sic puroe burd,
berunterltiirsenoes Sen iiberidiittei
ltnb lit BARN eritiGt.
9iebermiBl. - &iirSIid i'll
bird einen 9ronb oas anmeien bes
Sdreiners @obmer aeritDrt ,poroe,.
Q 6opbeim III. - Die @ilrnei.
hung bes bieiigen !SebeI Oenfmals
biirfte am Sonntag, Ben 90. Wai,
ftottfinoen.
ct. @eorgen. - Mltaemein.
Deratb nno 3inmermeiiter s. Tbonln
iIto oeiien Gbefrau Masbolena eeb.
Sod ieierten baS Seit Der a%oIbenell
Soh5eit.
@aIbsb Ut. - @eocn Sen Yro.
tei'or on Der observation-disclosures 2asa'
rms MoD lit icitcnS Ser Gtaotsoii.
ipaIti6ait elm &%crfabren pegelt WiB'
banoIitns bon SdiiIern eingeIeitei
f,porDen.
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Gnxembnrg.

1urem 9-9ie on sen Seit.
id]en ltnineriitsten ItioiererOen an.
geboriger frember Nationen iin6 in
oieie,n @inter arf 4409 angc,padNen.
Die 2itremburger aabIen So aegen "a
I'M 8oriabr.
a h.-@s lit enbIih &C.
Ll,neer,. Ore 2eihe 0es an Ser Sauer.
bride perunaIiidten 9. Slinaer III.
terbaIb Der Sto6t auf3ufinoen. 6oee.
Gen fonnte ole 2eid,e oes sspeiten
Opfers. @eitpbal, bis iest nidt &c.
bergen iperOen.
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SI0cnbnra.

SIbenbnrg. 8erbramnt II!
In oergfadt ser gsad)tpGdter Gdiitte
bon Der Sobrif Der Sr,ternationaIeu
@eieuidaft fir Soripermertbung,
Mon faitb feline herfoDIte 2eide i'm
&eiieIbaufe. @nbriteinlib bot er
iif am 8eIielfeuer feinen &affee
erlrdrtnen tpollen, nobel feline &lei.
bullg Gener eefaneen bat.
Ser so Sabre alte Boli5eiinipeftor
a. 8. Stole %itiirste 10 ungIiidlib bon
Der Treppe, Dob ct boIo barauf an
ben babel erbaItenen idtperen Ser.
IeSungen 1tarb.
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WoIItn. - @IS 1bGter oeS Bel
bent 9auer6ofSbeliser 9loborn in
Go0rom ousqeiiibrten Tieroeoieb.
itdbl5 wyroe ser 9lrbeiter aarl 9lo.
BORN il Stettin, ein Sruoer bes 9e.
itoblenen. entiorpt uno perbaitct.
no 10 / +. = Gin Spfer Jet.
mes 9erufeS nllroe Der Sobn Srie.
orib oes Siifers @ottlieb 9riiger in
empin. Ser juuge Wann bate iid)
gum Sii6fons auf has Gis oeS
@dterrpaiiers bGgeben uno lit e%rtrlll.
fen.
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WcfIcnbura.

9 6nerin II. - Die Wooiitin 30.
bel, weI6e Die Sperni1neerin Bart.
bolb in Hoitod ermoroet batte uto
gum Sobe perllrtbeilt ipllroe, bot eill
@nabengeiub an oel @~roBber3os
Sriebrid Sran3 einaereidt.
Der Staatsratb a. 9. @irfI. @eb.
@atb Or. b. Imsberg feierte bier
ieinen 80. @eburtstaa.
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pom c2ibe Ii baIten?" SaiisbGlter
Cole Scmbs1rmel beraufitreifeno):
SKA i'd laure blob o'rauf, Sbnen
ntcinen aftionsraoiits nor5ufiibrcn."
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Ger moberne . ansfncft t.
aaufmaim f5lim itcu angagirtelt
SansbGlter) .Sie periteben es bod,
unliebianre 9eild)er energiiH
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9crehnuna. @atte: so
id)meiBt man mas @elo meg: brei
Wiarf a%irfeniteiier babe id) Beute &c.
Sablt, unO ipie oft bit En- o'rin &C.
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Srcitog perbeiratbet?" Silneee-
lele: .slber uatiirlif, nlein SrGii-
lein!.- @arllm ipn oenit oct Sreitog
cine MilSnabn,e mad]en2"
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.HranniGueig.

8rannihm q. : SIN 9ub.
berae fanb man Die 2eid)e bes Suia.
rem gemunb II. ans Sanlioper. Ser
iunge Marn bat iid, permutblib in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

g GeIIbab d. - Sier ~feierte Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
Sale of Wall Paper

1t costs but little to cover your walls with
beautiful paper IL you take advantage OF these
special offers tomorrow
Many Pretty Patterns-In light and dark col
ors with borders TO match, regular price &C.
at roll .........'. ..'...... ..,..... sc
Parlor Dining Room and Store Papers-Reguar
price 12c, all new goods; at. roll. .........6c
Beautiful Bed Room Papers-New stripe and
floral effects, with or without borders, sold
regularly at SC; for Monday only at roll. Sc
New Gold Papers-AH new 1910 fall patterns,
high light effects with the new bronze finish.
Be sure and see these goods, They are the 25c
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16

Other Brandeis big bargain spe-
Gals are featured in the other
Omaha Sunday papers today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14
WERE ALMOST FAM|SHED
Boys Who Robbed the Train in Arizona
Showed but Little Resistance
when Found.

Phoenix. Ariz., May 19.-Sheriff Carl
Hayden and posse arrived at Phoenix
today with the Maricopa train robbers
in custody.
Ernest Woodson, the younger,
emerged from an arroyo in which they
we're hidden near the vikol mine when
Hayden's automobile appeared He de-
manded water and was told that he was
under arrest The youth was so fam
ished that he paid nc heed, only ap-
pealing for water again and again. and
drinking almost a gallon. His BROTH
er, oscar, with a show of resistance,
was lanRuidly taking his rifle. from
the saddle scabbard under cover of
a scant growth of mesquite, but de-
sisted on command
Both men were ..tenderfeet" and too
weak after their eighty-mile desert
ride to make fight
The two young bandits were veritable
walking arsenals when captured They
carried a rifle. four revolvers and two
bowie knives
The WOodson boys will be tried for
train robbery under the federal instead
CT the territorial statutes- Warrants
charging them with having held up the
Phoenix and Mariccpa passenger train
were issued today and they will be
given d preliminary hearing before the
United states commissioners here on
Monday.
The boys, both of whom appear older
than the ages they gave. make no de-
NAL OF the crime. but they refuse to
talk They declined tonight to tell
where their parents live.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14
HORRIBLE DEATH SCENE
Murderer slowly Strangies at Walla
Waiia, Wash, After the Trap
Had Been Sprung

Walla. Walla-, Wash, May 15---Moan-
ing. For Gods sake take me UP and
drop me again. boys" Richard Quinn. a
wife murderer of Everett. Wash, dan
gled at the end Of the rope beneath the
scaffold at the prison this morning and
slowly strangled TO death. il being
twenty-five and a half minutes from
the time the trap was sprung until he
was taken down.
The horror was no fault Of the hang
men The cords in the back of Quinn s
neck were abnormally large, and he
held his head back and tensed the mus
cles as the trap was sprung. Attend
ants were startled when Quinn's legs
began 20 twitch. and then Mortified by
his groans of Boys, this is awful
and For Gods sake. take me up and
drop me again. boys"
He was able TO unbuckle the straps
about his arms and drop them to the
ground After moment his words be-
came more inarticulate, and shortly he
ceased to sway and died after % min
uteS-
Quinn was the thirteenth man to be
hanged here, and peculiar coincidence
is that this is Friday, the 18th day OF
the month.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14

Mr.. Roosevelt, in company with Bur
gomaster Kirschner, motored this morn
ing to Buch, a suburb, where colony
of 1000 worn out workers, men and
women, are maintained in relative COM
fort at the expense of sthe city of Ber-
lin. The subject OF public dependents
is being pursued by the former presi-
dent, who. while in Denmark, investi-
gated a similar nstitution.
The public charges at Buch are made
up of the aged, the infirm, and those
temporarily incapacitated for work.
They are not only supported reasona bly,,
but in cases of sickness receive thor
ough medical treatment.
Returning to this city, Mr.. Roosevelt.
was the guest at luncheon of AmbasSa-
dor Hill at the American embassy. The
luncheon party was large one.
Other guests OF Mr.. Hill were Count
Zeppelin. Bernhard Dermburg. secretary
of state for the colonies; Paul Bretten-
bach, minister of state and public
commerce; Herr Delbrueck, vice chan
cellor and minister of the interior; Herr
Won Arnim- Kriewen, minister of agri-
culture; General Won LoweEfeld, com
Councillor Goloberger, Prince Won Car
olath -Beuthen. s. S. Mcclure. Law
renee F. Abbott and several parliament
tary leaders.
During the luncheon Mr.. Roosevelt
proposed toast TO the health of His
Ma jesty, the German Emperor, and the
Future of the German People"
At the reception which followed Mr..
Roosevelt received a delegation from
the terparliamentary union, which
was accompanied by Prince Won
Beuthen. Replying to an address pre-
scented him by the delegates. Mr..
Roosevelt said the general demand for
peace only excited the derision of prac-
teal men, but when peace was worked
for by practical men, such as the dele
gates, with definite aims and methods,
the results were splendid in their
fruits.
Professor Brant president of the
Shakespeare society, presented Mr..
Roosevelt with a parchment creating
the recipient an honorary member OF
the society which. the document states
constituted "a close tie between Ger
many and the English speaking world"
Mr. Roosevelt today authorized an
unqualified denial of recently pub
Iished report that he had written let
ters expressing his attitude towards
the administration OF President Taft
and favoring a certain candidate for
governor of New Ysrk state