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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
HIGHES ar FRENCH BAzAAR.
He Praises Ju..eraRd- says Generosity D.
. GsSad Test &C Q Man.

tie PRAISES Jusserand- says Gseneroatty u
SSNd Test &C . Man.
Gov. Hughes was the principal guest
last night at the French Hospital bazaar.
which Is in full swing at the Metropolitan
OpsTa HOUSE The Governor was accom-
panied by Ambassador Jusserand
In introducing the Governor MIR. Jusee
rand .aid he had seen Mr.. Hughes three
times first in cartoon. next az the
t'hamplain Centenary and the third time
last night
Tn. Governor hogan hy saying 1T
- a great pleasure 20 escape from the
CaWtOl ~ Albany and to have the oppnT-
tunty " gre~t'nR a company like this.
~, ref.rT,ad to the N,...k which ha and
NJ. lu---.rand Epent together travelling
about lake Champlain for last summer =
celebration and continual
There vas nothing that more dtstIn-
gtn-hei that "elehr alton than the eloduence
~ tho French Ambassador lie made an
uefia' - ble impression upon the ci'iIens
of the state of New York. and gave 10
one new and lasting tie 10 the great republic
tO which In the early days We owed - much
for the liberty and the security that We now
prize and enjoy. lApplause
! think that the most significant thing
IN American life to-day iH the growth Of the
ph ilanthropic sentiment and the sincere
seRard for the right and well being cf our
fellow men. lAPplausel
The thing that we are proud o. IN America
to-day 10 the enlaT sins area % opportunity
and the concern Of thoss Who have been
favored nv their talents ~ fortune for
,ho-s who are less favored than they - .
There - nothing in our American life
Inconsistent with recognition of The ancient
ue 10 the old home land. Some got here
earlier than others that 10 all the difference
between ~ lNpplaus- The man who
gnt here Yesterday may he m has heart =
sincere American and perhaps more sincere
Than rhe man Who arrived Nth his snc"--
,prs soa wears ago n - question n
,ptrii. a ulIe-tion ~ love. question Of
fA-lty 30 the real ideals ~ democracy
that u-tife- u- m claiming the proud name
AU~F.yau
Th.r. = no danger Of demo ray 40 long
a. w. are warm hearted and this - a bazaar
~ tho generous end philanthropy Nav ~
sus, ,et
To-morro~ night the bazaar features
will ~ model asrOplane contest
Flights at Rsirns- Wti b. made from the
apur which covers the stage. and -cTosS-
Channel fiightz from balcony To balcony
The contest - open - any adult Nho
can make. a model flight according to tho
rules laid down by the committee IN
charg. There will he three prizes.
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Mayer invited 20 Appoint 500 ConsrISu-

Henry C1ews. Herman A. Metz. william
Homan. l.. A. Leonard. A. n. stoddard,
X. n. SeEtOn and John J. Amory cclled
on Mayor Gaynor yesterday a. a com
mittee representing the proposal New
York International Exposition 90 b. held
In this city In 1913 The COMMITTEES re-
auested the Mayor 20 name a citisrns'
COMMITTEES Of 500 IN connection with the
proposed exposition The Mayor said
that he wAA wsry Glad 20 enter into the
matter In any way he could.
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SHAW NGCEEDS aGISSTz.
Boston Nan EIerI-d President SG CaIu-
met and HecIa.

BOsToS. April =. Quincy A. shaw has
been elected president IT the Calumet and
H"cla Mining Company Ia succeed the late
Alexander Agassiz
For MANY veRr~ Mr. ShA~ has taken
an active interest," In tho Affairs Of the
Calumet Company.
X l.. ARRs~iz has been elected a director
81 Calumet a. succeed his father and has
also been chosen second vice-presidsnt.
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NEW COTRT HOUSE BILL
Proposes To Give COmmlsston More Yree-
dom and ReeemmeDds New site.

ALBANY. April s.-A~semblyman Ward
introduced a hill to-day which permits
~. New York County Court House
SITE. Comm lssion TO exercise more dis
erection IN the selection 81 a site than the
10 the Bard Of Estimate and Apportion-
fnaut "A zIt.. heretofore recommended and
"A - lrrDys.d
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FERN PIIOrS WILL STIok.
TuEbaat STRIKERS Say THEY Can Win h,
Themselves a.. u. y. .. nat~es Wage.

TuEbast STRIKERS SAS They Can Win 10,
Themselves C.R. v. =. >. RaI-~s Wage.
The unofficial announcement mad" on
Tuesday that there will b@ nn strike 1T
the fcrrvboat pilots m sympathy with
the striking tugboat pilots was mad"
officially yesterday by General Manage
Dow ~ the Masters and Pilots Associa-
ton He said that the tug boat pilots
would carry on IN. fight by themselves.
We could have called out the ferry
boat pilots. he said and they were will
ing Ca quit. but We did not want ;o cau-"
unnecessary trouble or to throw people
Idle " hen We did not need Ia do 80 The
tughoat pilots can win alone
Tn. local board II th" United States
Steamboat inspection service sent out
a letter day OF Two ago quoting the law
which -ays that pilots who aunt their
boats without giving sufficient reason
will have their lccn=~s suspended or
revoked The letter ~aId that ~ iay-
Notice. would not he enough; there must
H. several weeks
Tn. officers oC the association declare" /
that ~. DECISION NOT 90 call Dut tn. ferry
rilots wa not ddh t. thi- letter
en- behalf - IN" central Railroad 1t
New Jersey " " a. SAID mat it. ferry pIirt-
had decided us' 20 -triA" up matter up
ordered them ont Au incr-a-.' Iu wag"-
has been granted and other CONCESSIONS
ere made
About noon Yesterday some ~ the tug
boat captains az ihs EAst River pier pi 90"
Long Island Railroad refused "a handle
Interstate commerce 81 companies To-
volVeh In tho strike NUp"rtntsut"u.
pevange- Il tn railroad ended the dir.
Guilty Nv saving rna' aui-- th. ,ui-r1iit.
commerce, law h" Would have "A brids"
op.n for th"-. railroads -p that they
could discharge and handle the freight
through their own tugs
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TUG CAPT. SHOT ON HIS BOAT
m CAPTiIN or GOA BARGE
ne MAD ~ TOW.

Tugs COMMANDER Killed and Barge Cap
tain sssed OF Grew Jntn PSisce Beat
Game AIoaGslde shooting Followed
Charge Made ny Barge CaPt.s VIE.
Capt John Plant ~ the tuebnat Rohsrt
Robinson aska1 Capt Alvin q. 'oltns
of the coal large Joel To go ashore and
get a pail of beer while the tag ard the
barge. which the tug was towing. were
ly.ng tiei t. an Astoria dock, at noon
YESTERDAY Capt Collins liked the dea.
but before hs left HE large. which Was
tied - IN. port SD" II IN" tug, he locked
thu dn.sr of the larR. cabin whore Capt.
Colins's wife lay in hsi
The wife 81 the hprga captain : Skipper
Vas operated ~ only Recently az Brook
lyn hospital capt. Iollins saws he locked
the door l"hnInR - hts wife's hed before
going ashore h.rase h" feared some
harm would come to her while he was
absent According Ia Mrs Collins harm
did come 20 her or az least attempted
harm A. result 81 her story there was
a murder committed soon after her hus-
hand came aboard again with the GROWER
IL beer
Shricks from the whistle 81 a tugboat.
which had just put out into the river
towing a coal barge and was heading
up through Hell Gate. attracted the at
tention " the police crew OF Launch b
10 the Harbor " precinct at the foot 81
Fast I20th street. The polica launch,
commanded by Sergt Alel Y. Van Tassel
who di~tIn Ruishsd himself 10 tn General
Slpcum hrr WAS patrol'ing tn" river and
made for tho tug and her barge.
When the police yurp~d aboard The
tug they found Collins the barge cap
tam standing with drawn revolver
defvtng tho tughoat crew 20 modest him
Iurt beneath tho cabin window 81 the
uIy law tho dead bndy II Capt Plant
Members of Can't. Plants crew were
exhibiting a growing inclination to attack
Capt. Collins bur his revolver prevented
them from going further than 10 curse
INN from distance and throw chunks
II coal at him.
Come on. any - YOU Collins was
Yelling To- the tugbnat crew, and IN
blow your heads ~
Tn" ting - IL Was learned after the
-hootlng pick ny ~" coal barge on
T.J.-iay evening az Perth Anboy To- tow
~ - New haven A. the dark ns~- closed
IN up n"a- astoria a fog hank rolled
along With ~ and Capt Plant decided
t. te up for the night There had been
nn al faelInk t,stW zen the -kIppers II the
tugooat and barge up 20 this time. al
though ~ - ~aid that 'apt collins Of
the barge had intimated that he feared
NJ wife You'd ~ assaulted
4, pry-pA rAtionz were making yesterday
10 GET under WAy for NsW Haven again
tie matter 81 sending Collins for m" hs--r
happened along. and collins. a. has t.-~n
sad. looked hi- cabin door 10 insur" his
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charged with swindlinG George II. Chap
pell out of t0Oo by some SORT Of a gambling
game. and again ne beat tho case. On
March ~. ism, he was sentenced by Re-
corter Smyth in General Sessions to twenty
months There are records of number ~
other arrests
~ Mr. Rogers Eaton was supposed TO
he "A wealthy railroad man from Mon
tI.nE
brown gave si.SoO hail in the night
court.
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Nr.. ReImaps says the BrSaE Is fsS
suffrage.

The first public meeting Of thu Bronx
branch 81 Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont's Po-
li,,caI Equality Association will be held
n.x, sunday az the Waldorf Casino, rs
past iaoth street at , O'Clock. Mrs
belmont will preside. The speaker viii
be Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper. Mrs. Bel
mont aid yesterday that The Bronx 10
Tor suffrage and that she intends 20 open
permanent headquarters there.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

am Maftbaim feines s9iffes auf.
gebangt meroen miiroe. Der 8reis
fir bas @eIineen NOR ielbitueritGnb-
lid iebr bod.
Der groBe @rtfpanb, Den 3bomas
in DRESDEN uno 2eip5ig mod;tc, meg
mol Die in &merifo e~raielten gepiIl,
ne oamablis aufge3ebrt unh 3bo=
mas gu ietnem teuflii6en Elan -ge+
brangt baben. Sbomas bate bel
einem lbrmader in 8uoolitaot enc
ubr anfertigel1 loiien, sic nod icie
men @neaben 10 bergeiteut tuar, bab
iie eenau nad elmer getpiiieM 3eit,
ipenn ii6 oos Sdiff ouf bober Gee
befiuoen miiroe, init einem in gerbtn<
oua,s gebradten Sprensitoff erplo6i>
rem uno bas Sdiff pernidteu msBfe.
Sbomos NOR perionlih be- Ser 2o-
ourg in Observation-Disclosures iii,
fir feline &iltenr1 Sic naturIid bod)
perfidert maren, Die ginidiffung
onsnofonen. Mls Gbomas iob, oaB
fem 9lan miblunsen, serietb er IN
@er5peiflnne uno iagte iif in ur-
teren Raum oes SdJiffes cine augel
III ben &opf. Gr Iebte nod atuei
Gage, mar aber nidt ner%neblaunes<
fabig. Seine Srau, 0ie in 2eip5ig
icbr beliebt uno geahtet NOR, fano
mitleibige Menlben, Die ibr Wittel
peridaften, Inn init ibren ib0nen
4n,bern naf @merifa 5urld5ureiien.
Scr 4ufentbalt nnb oas 'p1tere
Shifial Der uneliidliden 8rma finb
nidlt befonnt aetporben.
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gaTagierliae bes usyramffmrtU

auf Dem am II. Sebruar Dor.
COLLECTION ftad) gremen abgefabrenen
Slopo=9ampfer uSranffurt" befan-
Den ii6 folgenoe Acknowledgements
Charles 8entein uno 5rou, @al-
%ppeiton; Siioor gfron, Gainesville:
&art Seinrid, Sof @ntonto; 6rou
2ucia Sube, Monclopa; Srau @nl,
mo MeBmer, Beaumont; 6. $. NieI-
len, 8eebile; Sreoerico golacio,
San Intonio; 8. $. Softer, San
Sroncisco; SEQ bon 3eibnib, Mon-
terep; g. &u5pdi unb Srou, Grpitul
9th; IS. BON Sdroetter, Durango;
Srau Sannp SieeI, &ouiton; Sreoc-
rid @. @ilfs, Gl Goio; Srou Sulie
8ippreht, 8rpon; SRI. gIsbet6
8ippreht, 8rpan; Seinrid 8itt,
Merceoes, uno Srau Minna 3ieeIer,
Sort @ortb.
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Observation-Disclosures

Ser Sta6trat autoriiterte sic @ol'
peifon, harrisburg uno Gan @ntonit
Giieababn, einen giabuft uher ibl
Geleiie an 9aps StroBe 3u errid).
ten. Dieter muB bts gum 1. Sep
TENDER fertig iein u. es lit cine Citrate
bon 500 fir ieoen Sag nod oieisln
Eermist angelest.
Cine Srbinans, ipelde ole Soften
fir Snipeftion Der eleftriidcu DrGb.
te ourd ben itdotiiden @leftrifer
ermobigt, mur6e angenomnlen. S3n.
gIeih cine anbere, mel6e es unter.
fagt, irserb cine eIeftriide Ginridy.
tung gu treffen, obne einell e;rIar1b.
nisidein bes ftaotiiden' @leftrifers.
Betitionen fir @rridtune bon e[ef,
triiden Sdiloern miiiien BON eitret
genauen 8elfyreibung oerielbe1 BE.
gIeitet iein.
Die Gan Mntonio 9elep6on 60.
erbielt Noti5, lire 9rabte i'm Sc.
idaftsteil Der Staot innerJeIb sc
Sagen unteriroii6 Ieeen 3it laIfcl
mno Die Hfable gu entfernell.
9ie 9etitionen BON MrS. lIfrcf
Datement INN Mud5ablung bon $32
irrtumlid be5ablter Stelerlt ltaS
bon Der 8eitel 2untber Company
fur 9ablung elmer Me1nuilg bon
$167.36 fir seliefertes &ols tuuroen
angenommen. 3uriidgepielelt oogc.
gen bic Betition Der Seem 2i95t 8op.
tiiten Stride tpegen Menoerras bes
aieliements.
9ie Hetition BON M~nmo6rlern an
Npenue 8 fir StroBenberbeiieritng
uno @%ntfernung bon S%inbcrniIien.
muroe bemiaigt uno oie @rbeiteil olt-
eeoronet.
Das Sanitdtsfomite beridteteeiin-
itig mber Die Hetittoren bon 81. IS.
9elifinger fiirgrridtnng eines5taaes
an 113 Cameron StroBe nno Ser
Gan Mntonio @ater Supplp 60,
Mobren an @ni5 StraBe at fegen,
ebenfals uber Die porIieeenoen Sc
titionen fir eleftriide S6ilber ull6
Der Cos. @aiier-, Sroction. ntl6
9elepbon Co., fir grri6tung bon
Hfablen unb 2egung bon Drabten.
Aae 6ieie Betitionen purocn ollge,
fnrnrnen.
Der 4ontraft fir bic Sriibli,les.
1niformen Der Holi5iiten lit ser
Singer So. in gbicago i~i6ergeben
un6 6ieielben tperoen Dor benz 20.
april bier iein.
Cine Mnaabl 9etitione1 nurocn
ben betreffenoen &omites iibefgeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15

orieineler Mosfen mar ortpeicno
unb aud an 3ui6auern fe6lte es
nidt. IS NOR cine in jeoer SIM
iidt aeluneene Seitlidfeit bic her
S6ulfoIie Der Sermarmsiobne BOZ
fentlid einen euten 3ui9nb eebrad,t
fat.
Son mol unterri6teter Seite
meroen mir barauf oufmerflom ge-
ma6t, oaB mir uns IN u~nierlt Sc
ri6t iiber ben Wasfenba1 BET Sine=
ta=2oge geirrt baben. Ser 8all lei
nidt ible6t beiudt eepeien, ion=
bern iebr gut uno lei in ieber Sin
lidt als grfolg gu be5ei6nen. Sc
freut u,ls, oteien Srrtum beribtigerl
at fonnen.
SbgIeid oos S9uIiabr nod
ni6t CUR Salfte perfloiien it, lit Die
@n5obl Der S6iiler oof Inn SO mebr,
mie om Sdluiie Ser porisen Sat
ION. 0ie In5abl 6etrdgt iest 49,
|220 eegen 1922 am gnoe hes boz
riqen Mot.
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Wie Ill otes!

Bir bieten etnbnnDert Dollars UeIohs
rung fir ie0en SaI bon &atarrb, Der
nift blr6 ginnebmen bon 4nn's &as
tarrbsSaH gebeiIt tperben fam.
5. S. @beneb & 60, gigentb.
$oIebo. 8.
Sir. bic l1nterseidneten, baben s. s
gbeneb felt ben lebten 10 Sabreu aes
tannt unb balten i'm fir bonfommen sbs
renbaft in allen Gef6dftsberban6Inneeu
unb finansien befdbigt, ale bon ieiler
Sirrna eingesm8enen Werbinblidfeiter
3u erfiinen.
8eH & SruaE, grobbanbels- 9ros
suiften. $olebo. 8.
% aIbina &innan & @arpin
@roBban6elSs Droeuiiten, 8oIebo. o.
0an's &~atarrb<aur frirb innerIin &c,
non1n1en nnb tpirft brett auf bns BIN
unb Die fdleimi9en Sberfldden bes
Sbftems. 3euaniffe fret nerianbt. Breia
rs Gents Der Slai6e. @erfmift bon alien
Ipotbefen.
8au'g Samilien<Eiuen limb bic beiten.
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gprtuas yfmr5erh

9ieis dItejte oeutf9e BaumiGuIe TN
sroben Worraf bon 9aamiduIsa rtitsln
su berabseiesten Rreifen. Bir sieben
nnS offsrieren MIR ioIde 8duu1e. Strd,ls
der. Ytlan5en, 8luu1en, Snrner u. {.
tr.,. tpelde mir in unierer Im1sidbriger
Grfabrung fir gut ulb fir urier alina
eaHenb aetunben baben. Infer GROCER
Gotnloe fir 1e09-10 entbdIt nieIe
DertpoQe Renigfeiten urb nieIe 8dume
unb Yflansen gu berabgeiesten Rreiien.
Ser aataloe fptrb fir 8 Cts. Rorto frei
nerfanbt. abrefe OTIS 2p6e, Reu.
pgannfels. Ferns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-15
$50, i6 bobe biel aut5un1a6en.

$50, i'd babe biel gut5unta6en,"
guno tuenn es gu ipdt iit2"
Sic iaben ii6 entieBt an, Gls of
tie Dor ii6 Elm Offences @rob iaben
3 Got, nl,r oos ni6t!
&olf trieb Ole 8feroe 81 elmer
i6neaeren @ongart an, aIs fonnt(
er baour6 oas l1nbeil nenoerL men,1
er cine bolbe 5tun6e friiber CIT
fdme.
@oriparts, MIR pormarts! SSe5i
raiielte Ser @agen Die GhaHfee emf
lang, i'm 8orbeifahreft oie 9rell.
bode ltretfeno, snnn mieoer bog Ell
in einerL sdnbneg Elm, auf Gem bit
Yterse MIR laneiam 56ritt fiji
JS6ritt portparts fomen.
8olf monote itd 4ntie 81. AaeS
mas er lie fir iie eefiiblt batte, wcl
belite mieoer in ieinem Ser5er1 ouf
gelpedt. gr batte gegloubt, fem Sc
fibl mare %abgeitumpft, iein Ser
more fir feline IuBe 8egullg Del
2ie6e mebr e~mpfdnglid, gr bott'
lid getrrt;; linn NOR beute geraoe Il
5ulnute mie oamals, als CT IntI,
pom 9aae beimfiibrte.
v4ntie", fpra9 er, ymorum mul,
ten mir 10 melt auseinanoer iein s
8enn mir uns nur oann unb manr
batten leben fonnen, es maae aaes
anoers gefommen."
Seine erompoGe Miene riibrtl
iie. yS&fiiimmere 9i6 bod nift
&olf", BOT fie, uoie &ouptio6e ii
bod, oaB Oh Gid eliidIi6 oobci
fiibIit."
SD bin nid)t sliidlif)." gr er.
8ablte ibr, mie Sngeborg i'm idor
gu 2eb5eiten ieiner Srou um1garn1
bette. @ie iie ii6 feiteeIest bottC
auf &etbniidbof uno tim nun 5ut
Seirat brange. a@os ioG id tun?"
idoB er. Stir iino mol in ser les-
ten 3eit oie 4ueen aufgegangen,
fam i'd aher nod 5uriid?"
v0ein", ioste @ntie, vDu fonnit
nidt mebr auriid, meinetpegen bon
alien Dingen nidt."
sic fubren tpeiter. SIS mar Elm
ausgefabrener, barter, setrodneter
2anbmeg. antie fog orbentlif bodj
auf ibrem Sis uno muBte iid felt.
baItem.
0ie 3meige Der Salelnu5bilde
&nid itreiften ben @ogcn. Mntie
batfe rur Die Sanb ausjtreden
brauden, UNI sic reifen NiiIie sll
greifen, uno iie batte es a,td &C.
ton, menn Tie Die alte muntere Mnt-
ie geueien mdre. Mber ieet ftreif
ten ibre @ugen in Die 8erne, bern
@agen melt noraus.
@inmal febrten fie nnterpegs Elm.
Mntie befam Elm @Ias @ein unf
@aiier nod Dem @oeen binaus ge-
brubt ben Bferben muroe Sic
Seufrippe unb Der @aiiereimer boz.
ge1ebt; Damn ging es meiter. Ser
8eg purbe, lie naber fie nod Sci,
iterneit farten, INNER i6le6tcr. Die
Bferoe puiteten unb idmisien. IS
NOR gegen Mittae. Die 80gel CO.
ben nur mentee 5piti9ernoe 2aute
BON fid; in ber Serne idrie Elm
Woorbubn. Ser lteinige San6 I'LL.
ter Dem @agen fniri1te. Sauier
moren nirger6s me6r gu ieben, MIR
8olb, Sei6e limo Sanb.
(Sortfesung foIgt.)
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Mrs. WInsIows Soothing Syrup

1T felt iiber so Jabren bon Minio.
men bon Miittern beim 3abnea if.
rer ainber NIT nSlisem Grfalg ge.
braabt poroen. gs berubigt Dos
&inb, ertpeidt Dos 3abnfleiid, lin.
bert ale Sbmersen, fnriert @ino.
Sole nnb lit bic bette aranei eegen
Dtorrboe. Bon alien Drugeiften
in ieoem Sell Der 8eIt perfauft.
Seib fider uno nerIanst .Wtrs.
Binslops Soothing Sprup" mno
nebmt nidts Mnoeres. % Cts. bic
Slaihe.
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Ser @n0e lesten Waonots b

Dem &riegsgerift Ser eritell Woroe.
oipilion besonnene 8ro5eB sesen fie-
ben ltnteroffi5iere Der SuBartinerie.
SdieBidule in Siterbog bat ieiu
@noe erreiht. Stint l1nteroffi5ierc
iino gu ldngeren @efangltisitrofen
perurteilt unb apei freigelproden
Woroen. Die @nfIoge geger oGe bot
tie auf 8eriibung BON unterl6leifen
gelalttet. Die 8erboneluneen oeb,..
ten iif erbeblib aug, neil iiber ein-
bunoert 3eusen gu bernebmen ipare,t.
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gebramd,t feline arad,.

Meoofteur SoBrnoras in gor,,e-
illus, q. g., bate cine 0uetfhmun'
De ant Beim. ct probierte nieIe Mit-
tel, aber He balfen ribt. Budlcn's
@rniea-eaIbe beiIte es eriinolld.
Wihts lit 10 gut fir @eihmire,
granbmunoen, Shnittpunoen, Sub-
neraugesa, 9dmorrboioen uim. 25e
bel aIen Druegiiten.
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u / I c r { /.

Die 8auin}peftoren SEQ M. 8.
DieImann uno Sc. S. Meunlaal, b.
ben cine Oroinan5 our Megulierurq
Der Wanbelbiloer- Sbeater ausgear-
beitet, melbe benz 5taotrat ip1ter
sur gntfdeioung porgelegt .peropn
lou. Dieie 0ereniigunsspl0se mer-
ben elmer griinoli9en Neueinribtung
unter5ogen iperoen, UNI fir Die 81
Gerbeit oes 8ublifums I'M. Saae
elmer Geuersgefabr gu iorgen. go
Miiiien Die Maihinenrdumc, peld)e
fi1 iest iiber Dem gingang befin=
ben, nod Dem entgegengeietten en-
be Der 9ane nerlegt meroen, bieiei-
ben miiiien gana aus Metall uno
@sbeitos beiteben, NIT autoulotiider
2iren nerieben nro ale Or15te uno
@pparate i%ioliert fem. Seine Yerfon
inter 81 Sabren oarf BEL elmer fol-
diem Maihine angeiteat per6en. Ole
@6nge neben ben SispI6ben mill
fen minoeitens 3 Sub brett iein unb
fin ie6e aebn SUB nod Dem @ingang
gu, ertueitert meroen. Cine 8iibne
fir Dauoepiae- 9orfteaungen oarf
nift nit ben @mbeIbiloer -@oritel-
lingen berbun6en fem. @ud) oiir-
fen fid oiefe 8I6se MIR in fener-
fideren @ebduben befinoen. Nu6 Die
&usednge miiifen 8 Sub brett fem
un6 ale Siiren nod ouBen BIN iid
offuen. 4Ie 2oidapparate miiiien
uorbanoen tino in gutter SrDnung
iein. giele bet ieeieen 8ldte per.
ben nod oiefer OrOinan5 mol 90
fhlofien per6en miiiien, oa sif Die
Ancr6nungen bort nidt ourd)fiibren
loffen.
Cine republifaniide 4onferet.3
fnno Dor einigen Easen bier itatt,
an Der Cecil 2pon urlo anoete Sill
rer Der Bartei teiInabmen, liber ole
nber .nidts offi5ien peroffentl;dt lit.
Man ion iiber ben Wa9folger &if-
ter 8rbaut's nno Die 3ulammen-
ietung zines Staatstidets beraten
boben. Cecil 2pon 1T nod @aibing-
ton gereiit. @ie es beiBt, 9at nit
oiefer 4onferen5 oas Sntereiie ur-
ter ben Giibrern fir Die grpSe re.
publifanifhe Notwithstanding,
bic fir nabite ISOLDE oneeiagt lit,
erbeblih abgenommen.
Sobn 9. Darlington SefretGr
Der &onoelsfammer, fam BON 5rieo-
rihsburg 3uriif, mo er nit Dem bor-
tigen giienbabn-4 omite ii6cr ben
Gilenbabnbmi cine 8eratunJ az
belt. Sbgleid Outrage bon g[ii.
fin, 2lanc uno nnoeren Yldtcn Dor,
Iieger, ipirb bod Der San antonio-
HIan fir ben belten angeicben ufb
man beihloB, Nelion 3eit 81 loiien,
feinet aontraft ourf3ufiibrer.
Mm 8olentine-Sa rur6cn
ourd Die bieiiee goitoffiee 10000
sBnlentines" perfan6t, Worunter
10000 Boftforten. gs mar nidit
moglid, ale an eitem Tage si Der.
fen6en uno tperoen piele erft onl
n6dften Gage ibr 3iel erreift 6aben.
Die Sr6ger tuaren 10 iiberbiirbet, bog
biele nlr cine -Four MAIDEN tonn,
ten, mo iie ionft apei oerielben mad
ten. Der Anorang mar groBer, mi.
Der nm Weibnodten.
Der MasfenbaG, ben Die bie-
iigen 2ogen Der Sermannio6ne ON
,Snmitag dbeno IN Der @eetboben-
6nle gaber, mar iebr gut beiudyt
Cine itottIihe an8abl biibider uns
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9lus Berlin meloet mon. @

@us Berlin meloet man: Ger
8i5epraiioent Der Ser.
Staatell, Serr Gairbonfs, traf Conn.
tog bier elm. Im Montag fano ibnl
gu gbren beim amerifonilden BOT.
idofter Or. Dapib Sapne Sin Elm
Staotsoiner itott gu ueld)em oNe
Wtniiter gelaoen tparen.
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am 1. MGr5 miro Der BroaeB
gegen CHARLES 81. Seife, ben Sefre.
tor oes 3udertruit, melder Ser 8e-
t%eiIiaung an ben 3oabetriigereien an-
geflagt, lit, Dor benz 8unbes.Giratit
gerift in Seem 0orf beginner.
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5Obm s. Bolton, SffentIider go.
tar. @runoeisentum. agent HI,
Peniionsonipriide. 8tmmer 8, st
Sanes Sotel, Oit.Souitsn StroSe.
9stae &slspbsne sse.
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Infer teroniide 8epr1ientont
Sarrp bat ieet ieIbit i'm &onsreB ba,
rnm no6geiudt, oaB feline &eoe, in
Der er Die Sarifpolitif Senator
goilep's ongrift nidt in ben n@on.
'greiiiouol 8ecoro" uufgenommcn
iper0e.