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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
NOTED BEAUTY KILLS SELF.
Alabama Woman Is Found With
Bullet Through Her Heart.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. June 23.-Mrs.
w. p. c. Harding. wife of the presi-
dent of the First National bank, OF
Birmingham. the largest bank in Ala
bama, was found dead, III her boudolr
in her palatial residence in Glen Iris,
the aristocratic part of the city, a
pistol shot through her heart. A pistol
nearby told the tale of self-destruc-
ton. A note was found In the room.
Mrs. Harding was 33 years old yes
.terday. She was said to be the pref
test woman in Alabama. stood high
.socially. and had every luxury. but
Ter. hearing the shot. rushed through
the house and found his mistress
dying. He notified neighbors.
Mr.. Harding is on his way via the
steamer Savannah from New York.
and will not get there until Friday.
The deceased has three little girls,
the eldest being with the father. Mrs.
Harding attended and was graduated
from the public schools of Birming-
ham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
|elEER Dies. J.
FROM INJURIES
- Watson, Of Detroit, Injured In
Crash Or Michigan Central,
Passes Away.

<VASsAR.. Mich. June 2s.-A.. F,
nteon. engineer of the. Wolverine
nln On the Michigan Central railroad
nfc6 crashed into freight. on. the
Der embankment here yesterday
IA a. q O'Clock this morning. hls
~. rho, arrived from Detroit last
|rht. was with him when death came
w. A. Sharp, the mail clerk, Is stu
= serious condition. He was taken
IS his home In Croswell. this morning.
The other victims of the wreck are
omproving. They are: Max Lemon
)etroit and Card, internal injuries
ind knee hurt; Conductor Benwig,
<Dotroit, injuries TO head and shoai-
<1ors. ribs broken; Henry Moss. 2OS
Z stings-st., Detroit, chef of dining
~. right arm scalded and cut by
{klass; A. Brett. conductor. OF diner,
ives on First-st, Detroit. burned ana
&oat;. twelve or fifteen other pas
ongers, slightly injured.
Investigation shows that Engineer
WATSON applied the emergency brakes
before he leaped from the cab. He was
me OF the most trusted engineers on
The road.
Ii Is said here today that the re,
for the wreck rests with
The crew of the freight. this train
hacking up on the main track when 1t
mould have been on siding.
The two lomocotives crashed to-
ðer on a piece of track situated on
hi3h embankment. Just few feet
lorth Is a high bridge over the Cass
liver A portion OF the passenger
rain came to a stop on a towering
Iaduct over a street and the cars
4crhead tottered and seemd about TO
o dashed down TO the street below,
len slowly settled back into place.
ne cafe car was the worst damaged.
lot p chair or table escaping break
y The cook and his Negro assistants
&tood IN the middle OF the coffee-dec-
rated aisles moaning With burns from
Ne scalding beverage and nursing
|epts from the flying glass. Not half
0xen dishes will be saved from the
heap.
4 & Mrs. r. g. Phillips. of Peoria. on her
<Eny to visit friends In Detroit. was
he real heroine OF the wreck. Al
|.hough Mrs. Phillips right arm hung
6lp1ess at her. side. she was one OF
40 1rst 70. leave the crein and assist
20 6urgeons in caring for the injur-
"a. &fusing to allow her own wounds
81 attended to uttil the others had
|6ce1fed attention.
rs Mathew Markey, of Detroit, fire.
nuron the passenger train, was PROB
Dly&the first to leave the train, and
10 departure was more swift than
lIeni6ed. Marley heard Watson, his
|&ngtneer say: my God! jump"
md be Jumped. leaving the engineer
fabbing. for. the air in an effort to
laden the blow OF the collision.
harley rolled down the high embank-
tent and was not located until sew
1EAIh hours later. He escaped with but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
IS HURLED TO DEATH.
Huron County Farmers Skull Is
Crushed and He Cannot Live.

Huron County Farmers SkuiI 10
Crushed and He Cannot Live.
BAD AXE, Mich, June 23.-Wil-
liam Coates. aged about 20 years, a
prominent farmer, residing near FIJI
lion, lies at the point OF death in the
Hubbard Memorial hospital in this
city as the result Of runaway yester-
day afternoon.
Coates and a party of five, two wo-
men and three men, were driving into
Bad Axe for the purpose OF having
their pictures taken. when their team
became frightened and started to run
away. The buggy finally went into
the ditch and the entire party with IL.
Coates head struck on stone and
his skull vas crushed, his left eye
Egouged out and he received internal
In juries. The other members OF the
party escaped with slight injuries. As
soon as possible Coates was rushed to
Bad Axe. but the attending physician
states there is no hope for his recov-
cry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23

ruby eyes are the rarest combinations.
Ono of the most remarkable things
about Miss Lathrop's farm Is her an
CORA cat Tab" This feline will not
allow q strange cat on the farm and
she protects Miss Lathrop's rats and
mice from the wild rodents. Some
times one OF Miss Lathrop's mice will
escape from It's cage, but Tab" will
not kill Il. Instead. Il will place II
carefully between Its jaws and bring
Il unframed to It's mistress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
CALLS DOWN PROSECUTOR.
Acknowledgement Tells Him to Get
Busy On Valuations.

LANSING, Mich. June 2s.-Tne =.
torney-gcneral's department has sent
a letter to Prosecuting Attorney NOT
man w. Dunan. OF Missaukee county,
telling him all property under the law
should be assessed at cash value ana
soldiers homestead should Do
exempted or assessed at cash value.
Dunan had informed the state TAX
commission that general property In
Missaukee county was not assessed
at more than one-third OF Its cash
value, thereby making It impossible
TO determine which homesteads be-
longing TO veterans should be exempt
Prosecutor Dunan Is told TO get
busy and see that the valuations are
increased.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
EAGLES SELECT BoYNE CITY.
Owosso Man 10 Elected Worthy Pres''
dsnf n AInena ConNentlon.

dent at AIpena Convention.
ALPENA, Mich, June 2S.-lspe'
cial. The Eagles convention will De
held next year In Doyne City. Pom
tiac only other place considered. ON
GERS elected are: Worthy president
NJ r. Grove. Owosso; vice-president
w r. McQuiston. Boyne City, secre
tary. VIM. II, Graham, Lansing. treas
urer. John C. vogel. Calumet: chap
lain, w. II. Kent. Cadillac; conductor
Arthur st. Denis; inner guard. Georgf
w. Blakely. Traverse City; outer
xuard, Simon Grace. Detroit: trustees
NJ w. Ryan, Alpena; d. w. Connors
Albion: A. F. Finn. Cheboygan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
N GET DIPLOMAS FROM
\ YPSILAETI NORMAL COLLEGE
Address 10 Delivered
~ H66Fo0 n. Marlin, OF Boston,
VINO OrBes Fidelity to DUTY. =

1Eommencement Address 10 Delivered
+ ~ B66fp0 n. MARIN, OF Boston,
VINO Uryes Fidelity TO Duty. = =
YPSILANTI. June 23.-with the
announcement exercises held IN -tte
Normal hall. Wednesday, one OF the
lost eventfui weeks In the history Of
ne Norman college Is closed. Diplo-
|&ons were passed to 397 graduates,
taking total of 625 certificates and
Iplomas during the year.
X The exercises this week have been
orticulaFly attractive, The program
- headed by the baccalaureate ser
lce1s Sunday. The address was de-
vefed by President Jones. II was a
{rong one. including numerous bits OF
Tuesday was given to- the COM
noneement exercises of a class OF
|G0nSeryatory students and the gradu-
|ot1ny exercises Of the largest degree
cIass that has ever completed the
|p0ufBe In the Normal. A feature was
me Ivy Day exercises. This was re-
ontly introduced into the graduating
rxercises and Is particularly effective.
oo1id rope OF ivy extends along
zthor side OF the long line OF gradu-
toe and various decorations in keep.
og with the occasion make these
xercises among the most pleasing OF
y. week.
FOR the commencement exercises
Wednesday,. extensive preparations
we're completed. A most elaborate
nu6ical program was rendered and
20 commencement address was de-
yoted by Hon. George II. Martin of
l0sfcn, Mass. Mr.. Martin delivered
N Interesting address. He said:
Never before has the word scholar
neont so much as today. But book
earning Is success only as II en-.
mblee man to deal more effectively
with the affairs OF life. The real nfe
Eof tie world is.not lived In the -laora.
TORY. or tina gallery, but in the outside
realm Of industry, education and ad.
.vancement and success In this realm
'necessitates first the inspiration OF
'complete confidence among fellow
men. which can be brought about only
by'hction"
The address was preceded and fol
lowed by music rendered by members
'of ,the conservatory faculty and the
presentation of the .397 diplomas af
.forded a pleasing climax.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23

After more than a year Of expert
rnenting mechanical experts OF the
government Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing have perfected two paper
money printing machines which are
expected TO replace 70 now In use In
the Treasury Department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
Body Cut In Two.

Daniel Campau. 10 years old, River
Rouge, fell In front Of q switch engine
In the River Rouge yards. Wednes-
day night and before he could arise
was run over His body was cut In
two. The young man had boon en-
ployed In the yards about two weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
pEERFlELp PIONEER DIES.

DEERFIELD, June 23.-Benjamin
Hilton. one OF Deerfeld's we'll known
citizens. passed away last evening at
the homo OF Joseph Tyombley. He
was So years old, and a Mason and an
Odd Fellow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
THE ONLY WEEKEND Ex-
oURSION" -----.

tn Steamer City of Cleveland VIII
be operated next Saturday, 10 as
:. o.. arriving in Cleveland early
ss6siay morning. Visit over-Snn-
taT with your friends aud get
&aok in time for work Monday
=. 81 round trip. Make yorr res
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23

Japan has the cheapest domestic
postal service in the world, letters be-
ing carried throughout the empire for
about sevsn-tenths OF cent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
ANNUAL SUMNER VACATION
OFFERS
low Summer Excursion Fares
via
csr.rd Trunk RAILWAY sv.,.

brand Trunk Railway System
Daily until September both. 1910.
20 Boston. Montreal, Quebec, Atlantic
City. New York City. New England
Resorts and Canada. All tickets valid
via Niagara Falls. Thirty days limit
For4further particulars apply to CITY
Ticket Once, 124 Woodward-ave-
Phone M. 80. .-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
LeghOrn Hat Sale

our Leghorns ranging in price from $500 $I2oo
0neQuarter of.
Five dozen fine beached Leghorns for small children formerly
sold at ST. 3d. closing out at oOo
Tuscan be made into the popular sailors by
adding band so and S2oo closing Soc
Fifty Hats trimmed in the most approved styles prices up
$6o8 at $276.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
ChiIdren's Warm Weather Underwear

Lgtwegh Combination Suits for boys and girls just the
thing months We them in the following styles
High neck short sleeves knee length low neck sleeveless tight
also low neck sleeveless knee length lace trimmed
All Sizes, SOC Each
Ladies' Fine Isle Vests hand crochet Special vaue 25c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
Skirts to Order
Silk Gloves and Mitts

$500 Long Silk Gloves, lace tops black only Special Friday
and Saturday. 69c pair
Lace Mitts in black and white $3.50 and $500 qualities
close at 800 pair.
Silk Gloves in all lengths, shades and prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
White Goods Department

One of f211c white Crossbar Lawns at &c yard.
I5c printed Dotted Swiss Musins 121ac
line of printed black and white Lawns at lO
1875, 15c and 49,
Embroidered white French Lawns 50e csc and $l00 New
desirable for evening inches wide
Embroidered coored and white French Lawns, SLIGO quality
for $1.15
Handsome striped Batiste at I5c, for 1870
Sepentne Cords handsome printed effects from lSc to 2c
Choice line OF Embroidered Bands all reduced prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23
Children'S Summer Wear

Muslin Gowns. Io-year sizes, both low and high neck
Very special at 49c
Muslin Skirts I2year sizes, nicely trimmed with lace and
insertion. Special Soc.
Muslin Dresses months, and 2year Sizes low neck
regular and SIPS values at 75c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-23

their laws. as well as the common
rights of free press and speech. the
right TO be secure in property and In
person, things that are everywhere
admitted as being necessary FOR the
evolution of any and All peoples. have
been taken away from the sons OF
Mexico. And when brave men de-
manded the return OF these rights
they have been put in Jail, shot. or
compelled to fee for safety TO foreign
soil-yhere-. they have not always
found safety.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-25

SE=v- -cElssl ll-eE sase IS KEEP
-1= Ie. a-l -aese 1ry- eE-S
l.ss eg a r.e1-.srll slra-klus 1- rFa--
The daily Alaskan., 1910-06-25

ne wake Pass ran s1 1cssSNA-a'1
sac .s -1a S1z-s Co 4-col2el--s
s5oa. 1-Sy .-zs-s 1-s4 -2e Cc-y -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
HpIcn.

8oien. Ser Sdadtmeiiter
4omiec5np purbe Nadt ourf) 5ipel
Wanuer iiberiauen. Or erbielt einen
10 befti9en Sdlag anf Den &opt Dob
er be~iinnungsIos su Sooen lanf. Die
HGilber entriiien ibm cine @eletaihe
init 5000 Marf ullb perIdluonoen in
Der 9unfelbeit.
Nawitd d.. - 9ei @uSiibuns
ibrer 9ernfspilidten itarb bier Die
&ranfenidhpeiter 9ertbaS danomsfi.
Inter GROCER getbeiIigung alsStaot
unb 2ano fono fiiralib Die geeroi'
gung itott.
Ser &reisiduIinipeftor 81. 9orrp
III @oItpn lit gum 1. Ipril 3. SIS. III
sIeifer Gisenidaft nab bier periest
iporben.
% ongromit b. - gs brad aui
bem 2engotpoer See bie 15.i1brige
Eodter oes @utspddters @ittis ans
3onarp beim Gd,Iittidnblaufen elm.
Gle S%erlmeIiidte batte iif auf cine
ftiih Sieefrorene Steue gelpagt. Sic
2eihe lit aeborgen noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Gciien.Narmitaot.

@ieBen. - 9er Gbrenbirser
Der StaOt @ieBen, @eb. SbermeOi5i.
nalratb Or. meb. @eors @aiifp ieii
1904 Robert aodls Iadiolger ais
9ireftor oeS 9gl. Snitituts fir MET
tiollsfraufbeiten in Berlin, begging
ieinen60. @eburtStag.
@roB- Steinbei nj. - Der
81 Sabre ulte, be~rbeiratbete Meseer.
geieue Ybilipp &uppel aus Sana,l
bat iid i'm Sta6tlpalbe nit einen;
Sa9b9eiDebr erItoiien.
Mi6eIitaot. Sier tpuroe
Der Ia~nsjGbriee 0irisent ser iriiberer
Bieli9en Wuiiffapeue, Der Shneioer.
meiiter uno Muiiflebrer 2ouiS Cart.
mann, 5,tr lebten Gube beitattet.
SO d II + Ell m. - Der 11jGbri.
se Sobn 6es Bin5ers Seinri6 <no
bra6 auf Dem Gle eines @eibers Elm
unb ertranf.
@Drrita6t. - Gin peroienter
ShuImann 1ino ,peitbiri eeidGtter
2ofaIdroniit lit bier in Ser Berior
bes 60 Sabre alien SeDrers 8bilipp
Serber geitorben..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
SanfaitG0tc.

Sumburg. - Su einem 9rot.
Iaben an Der Sumlboint Ctr. eridoB
Der ~49idbrise Steinmet 6idbobm Die
SiIiaIenleiterin, feline OeIiebte, Die AZ
Sabre aIte, bon ibrem Manne &c.
trennt Iebenbe Srau Sbprtbiir, mo
tootete iif baraI,i ieIblt.
2iG9oteIeeieuidait rSomburger
Sol" iuuroe pom 2onogeridt 81
100000 Wtarf Sd~obenerias oerrr'
tbeiIt iiir obbonOen %gefommene SSu.
apelen. Die @eielid)nit miro gegen
bos ltrtFeiI 8erufune einlegen. Ser
S6aben miro eoentueIl bon einerSer.
iiterungsgeieIlidyaft eriest.
Der tpegeu Wforoes bonn Sambur.
ger SdDuureeridt 5itnt SoOe pernr'
tbciIte 8orbntod}er Wooniepsfp, Ser
in Der SriebrihitraBe feline @eIiebte,
cine 6rau Slider, aui o%ifener Strabc
eritad, lit bonn Senot 81 I~ebclslang.
liter 3n6tbausitruie begnooigt NOR.
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Sit.Vrenfen.

@oniasb g. @ebeim.
ratb Or. 9~aterbau, Ser als elm Sabr'
Sebnt ole MISUNDERSTANDING unic'
rer &egierung seleitet bat. lit i'm Il'
ter bon rs Sabren p%eritorben.
Drengurt - 0or einiee!
Taeen gerietb Die Irbeiterirmu Seas
per aus @ngelitein in cine ofienq
Stene bes Sees uno ertranf.
@rob. g 0 d en-. - @ie
Der .S..3." berihtet ipirb, lit Der
geiiterlobn Sharfolpsti bon einem
Gbepaar i'm Streit erihlasen. Wd.
here's iiber Die M~ngelegenbeit ipiro
Ole seridtIide Interiuduns erse.
ben.
Saniidfen. - Mbminiitrator
Degenat aus Swion bat oas Gut Ses
%friiberen Mmtsuor1tebers 8einbole
@rlart in Saniidfen fir 275,00U
Mf. fGuflif erporben.
Sterobe.- 3iiraIib tpuroe Der
ans 9obringen aebiirtiee % Sabre
alte 8oltbote Haul @rabo1psfi ,pe.
gen @eIS. uitb observation-disclosures.
gen oerbaftet unb Dem @eribt por'
gefiibrt.
YiIIau. - Mnf Ger Sabrt bo:
@remerbapen nab Setpep (gngIano)
lit Ser 9reimaitihoner ~SociteS" mil
Mann uub Waus nnter9egonaen.
Nad bier eingeIaufenen Melbuu'
gen 1T ai,h Der 17i1brige Sobn oeS
bier pobnenSen @laiermeilters Gred
nit %ertrunfer.
q +. g n La II. - Der 43 Sabre
alte @,,tsrenoant 2iideubad) in
SduItitten tpurbe in ieinem Gimme,
eriholien aufaefuuben. gr bal
| GeIbItmor0 periibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
M6cinlaub.

G6Ir. Der por oem bieiisen
Sdlulraeriht im gro5eB aegen ben
gldcrer Selir ans @interborn per.
uomntene !Saupt 3. 9elaItungSjei,ge
gfcd)tsfoniuIent 9orI @in5en ml,rbe
fir qeiitesfranf erfldrt. @in5en iaB
befanntIid weaenGattenmorbueriudl5
i'm @eiingnibrimb CAB an. Der In9e.
fIaatr babe linn Den Meorb nit ieiaen
GinseIbsittn eiiiaeitanben lpOrallf
Oieier 5l,nl Tnoe uerurtbeiIt mur0e.
Sest. nad)oem Winaen ioegen @?iitt5.
franfbeit -ouBer Serfol9uHe geieti
nnroe, lit Die 8ieOerouinabme oes
8eriabrens Don Dem 8erllrtbeilteH
beantraet poroen.
0iiiiloori. - Serr gntou Sc.
then ieierte iein 2~5iabriaes glmt5iubi.
I1ilm BEL Der firma @a.entine Inb
Sabrids, TuisburgerItraBe. Son iei-
ten ieiler ErinsipaIe unO ieiner 4ol.
Iegen ipurben Dem Subilar Die ipobI-
peroientcn @brrngeu 3utbeiI.
8 ohooIl. = Ger Siittenarbci.
ter Wilbelm Grees fonnte ali cine
30jGbrige Gbdtigfcit bel Der Tirma
9creiidpr Gruben. unS Siittcnosrein
0abier 5nriidbliden.
SoIingen. - Seridhpunoen lit
Der 151%iGbriee Sobn @iHp Der So
Mile 90rpfeIb 81 G%apenber9. Ser
iuuge Menih war SdIeioerlebrling;
er batte iih benlleber5ieber a~nge5oeen
uno Damn entfernt. Die @ltern slall-
ben, Dab ibrem SoDn elm lln9liid Su'
geitoBen lei.
SeIbert. - 9eim Tcrtigmad}en
bes 9aNepaiierS ~itiir5te Der 8iabrise
Sohn ser Gbeleilte Sfnliot in bas
beige @aiier. Der annbe purbe Der
ortia uerbrii6t, bab er an Sen SoIgen
aeItorben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
GdIefcn.

@resIou.- BUR grinnerung
an Den 80. Sobestag 8orl bon Solt.
els nurben burd ole itabtiide Gar
tenperapaltui1g eiu 2orbeerfran5 am
0anfmale aui ser SolteiDObe unO elm
@aIofran3 anl @robe aui Dem Hot.
freti1omer 9erDaroin. Sriebboie ME.
bergelcgt.
@orIit. - Ger 2ofonotibiiib.
rer Saul Torner iuiirOe nuf Dem
9abnboIe irrS 6laurotb, oils er ieinen
DienIt ailtreten tpoQtc, BON elmer Wfu.
id)inc iiberfabren itnb a%etootct.
&ren5bn.r 9, IS tpuroe Der
8eidelteuer Hcimit, Ser 1erabc e ne
2anlpe aus Ser @eid)e ne6nlen polte,
bon elmer 2ofornotioe erIaBt ullb TO-
fort eetootet.
MiIitih. - Sier feierte bas
&auimann Serrnltdbter'ide gbepoar
bs Seit Ser biamanteuen SodSeit.
Gem SSitbelpanre spurben 5ablreit,e
gbrlingen 5iitbeit. Mlid) ipitroe ibm
Die bonn Safer geitiftete ebelnbl'
lGiimsmebaiae iiberreift.
Yrosfau. = Hfarrer Auiotet
lit Slin 2ofolifnlinipeftor crnanl1t
ullb nit Der itoatlid)en Nniii6t ilber
Die Sfulen in Yrosfail, Br5pifes
un0 Gug,ltb betralt poroen.
Q d. NJ iebebere. - Die ger'
liner TerrainJ@ eieuihaft, bic an
vYaB" ettpa 200 Morgen 81 Van'
pldsen ongefalft bat, beablidtlgt
nit Dem 9au elmer 8iuenfolcnie 81
beainnelJ nahbem Die Sobrungen
aui @aIier BORT siinitig eeipelcn Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
grnuScubura.

Totsbum. = 9ier hat iiG scr
Sanfier NIbrebt eridoiicn. @arl
albredt apar Snhaber neS ongeiebe.
ren SanfJnuies llIrid) 0oIf on @il.
belmSpIas Scr. 8. Gr ioG 0epot5:
nnterlhla9ungen porgenommeu bu-
ben, poburd) cine l~lnterbitan5 bon
100000 Marf entitonben lit.
GbarIottenburg.- Iit benz
Sagogetpebr ocs Saters eridoiien bat
fih Die 17iabrige, ein5ige Sod,ter oes
III Der DsarditrnBe 16 pobncnocn
&unItbdn6lers Siebert.
Sin It G + ~ 3 e.-l1nbernluthet
bonn So0e credit tpitroe bel cinem
Soh5eitsIeite in SnItcrnoloe ser i'm
beIten MtannesaIter itcbcn0e Sdloi.
'ermeilter 9ermenau in Der fIeinen
GingItraBe.
@uben. - Gus beIiebte NllS.
tltgslofol pEfaffeni6dnfe", oas in
Der geabe bon Golden lieet. lit ein
9faub Der Slammen eerporoen uno
bis a,li Die llmfaiiungsmauern ME.
6ergebrall1t.
2ieberoe. - Ger ultc be.
riibnte 5reuno'ide @aItbof ging
burd, 3ipangsperIteiqeruue fir 25,.
600 Marf IN ben 9eiiB oeS @aitpir.
Ties 9artb iiber. @iele @rinnerln.
gen fniipfen iib an iene 3ett Dor
et1pa 100 Sobren.
9 d o 10. = SIREN 100. 8e.
bilrtStag feierte bier Die riiitise Srau
Sillert, Die oft nod a,tf itumoenIan.
ger @anoeruns I'M @nloe 5lt treifen
uno nod mnn6e 2ait 5u tragen
fabig lit.
Set d)au. - Sein Mmt oils
Staotperoroneter niebergeleet bat
Der crit sum 9oritber eeuabIte Sa.
brlfoireftor Gnlmelmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
Gliaf.2utbringen.

StraBburs. Gin niiiter
Renid lit ser 9orbmadJer &nns in
Melborf. Gr periudte in betrunf,'
mem 3uitanoe iein ~fleines, 5 Sabre
altes S0bnd)en aui Der StraBe 81
t6bten.
Oauenoorf.-S n Ser Ounfel.
belt uno pobI audi burb reihliten
aIfoboIgenuB gerietb Der Iderer Slo'
ren5 &rauie. Der bon elmer Sabr'
marftsfeier fom, pom @e9e ab unO
oltf oas 8abneeleiie. Gr ipuroe &C.
gen 8 llbr bon einNn 3uge erfaLt uno
oerart idJper perlett, bab er balo Do
rauf itarb.
Met. - Sie 9eeroieune oes
Domberrn Sacques seitaltete lih 6,l
elmer in Mes ieItenen 2Iauerfuno'
gebung.
MoIsbeim m. - Inter sen Sob'
ten, Die Bel Dem llntergalng bes DAM
piers ~@eneral Gban5p" Elm Spfer
oes Neeres tprben. befinbet iid aud
(tpie semeloet) Die iunee Sod,ter bes
4aufnlanns Wein bon bier.
&beirau. : Giir5lid lit bas
Mntpeien bes 2anbpirtbes q. Yapii
abeebrnnrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-25
GDnigrcid Snhicn.

DRESDEN. - Sier %teicrte oda
Snitaaotions.8 eld1it iiir@as.. 8ai.
fer unb &loiett Inlogen unb 9on.
ihIoIierei bon Ssfar S6eibe. Nelie.
niger StraBe 90, oas ~2ojabriee BE.
Iteben.
Muerbadl. DEER GpborolbilfS.
geiitIide Wartin Iiiaer in Muer.
bod. gebiirtie ausYfi6loreltt. ,puroe
aIs 9iotonus in 9urgltaot aelpGblt.
OobeIn. - Die eoloene Sod.
5eit f"eiertc bier StationsgebiIie q. ..
Miiuer nit ieiner Gbefrou.
@Iftra..- Gem YoItoiiiitcnten
@iebemann in GIitro lit Ole brorsene
2ebensrettunes . Webaille perlieben
iporoen.
a.--Sier beging oas
aiibnel'ide ghepnar bel aeiitiger uIlb
forperIiher 3iiitigfcit Die oioman.
tene SodNeit.
Mittmeibo. - Der 80 Sabre
olte 9biirner Der Staotfirte inMitt.
peioa, @eber Sepoel. matte ieinem
2eben freipiuis eiu gnhe.
SeIsntB. - Sier feierte Ser
airdiduuehrer gmil SunabonnB
iein 25iGbriees SubiIGum als Itan.
bigger 2ebrer Ser 0ortieen SduIe.
WIants. = Sier itiir5te Die 70
Sabre aIte Srau SdneiSer a,f Die
StraBe unb ihlug babel nit oenGopf
bermaBen auf Ben Grbbooen al,f Dab
iie furae Seit baralf nerItarb.
3ennersbort. = Der 17iGb.
rige Mar 0ubel. 5ulest in TennerA
oorf in Stelung, toiro nod INNER
nermiBt. gereits felt Dem g. Snnuar
febIt jebe Spur bon Inn,
u.-Ter I'M 20. aebens.
jabre Stebenbe 8abntiIhler yiIbeIm
gSber in 3widau ieierte fem 50idb.
RIGGS 8irgeriubil6int.