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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

Chicago professor is travelling to
Boston 10y trolley. Probably treatment
witch hazel would feel comforting ON
some portion Of his anatomy.
Shocking revelations are expected of
the politicians who put the money in
their own pocket instead Of using il
honestly as they agreed to buy voters
with.
The Powers never prevented massa.
crc7 in Turkey, but now that their
bondhoidors cant collect interest in
NteNico, it is necessary for the United
states to intervene.
The character Of the summer resort
news Indicates that tho METROPOLITAN
editors have been studying journalism
with the BinEyilIo Bladder.
Tho homo Of Charles Scribnor. tho
publisher, has been broken into by burg.
lars. Had they broken into tho Office
they night have captured some poetry.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
HIGH TARIFF USED
TO ROB The POOR

Washington July % Even after
the pending tariff bill becomes a
law only one other country on
earth-Russia-will be maintaining
tariff rates higher than those of
the United States. This was the
startling statement of Chairman
Simmons Of the Senate Finance
Committee, in his analysis of the
bill. II makes the Republican
charge that the Underwood-Sim-
mons bill is a free trade measure
look foolish.
Said Senator Simmons. 81 cannot
understand how the authors and
champions of the Adlrich Payne
law-can denounce this bill which
after all its reductions retains an
average ad valoreum of over &c
per cent-an average higher than
any other country in the world ex-
cept Russia and possibly one other
can claim that this is a free-trade
bill, unless they mean that all the
world except Russia and ourselves
are at present on a free-trade
basis"
Our whole tariff history since
the Civil War is one Of legislative
~treachery and duplicity and a
shameful betrayal of the people for
the benefit of a few. The tariff
question as we know it today that
is, the Republican protection doc
trine as opposed to the Democratic
advocacy of low tariff-did not ex-
list until 25 years ago. Prior to
that time the tariff rates regarded
then as high but much lower than
any rates we have since known,
were conceded to be unjust and i'm
excusable, not only by both poll
teal parties hut by the very bene-
ficiaries Of the tariff. the manufac-
turer. But the influence of the
special interests has been strong
enough in all these decades to
thwart the will of the people until
at last the special privilege enjoyed
by the interests came to be regard.
ed as vested rights not only by
them but by a number of the peo-
pie.
An examination Of tariff history.
however, is sufficient TO convince
that mode, n high tariff is an I'M
righteous tay never contemplated
by the Legislators who first enacted
a nigh tariff bill az q war revenue
measure. Congress during the Civil
War was Mt its wits end to provide
funds to keep the armies in the
field. The were derived
principally from emergency inter.
nal revenue taxation. Manufactur.
ers were required to pay taxes on
raw material, or their finished pro.
duct, and in some cases on pro.
ccsses Of manufacture. AS a recon-.
pense for this taxation, Congress
authorized, probibitive import dut-
les which gave American manufac.
turcrs the monopoly Of the Ameri.
can market.
After the war the special taxes
on manufacturers were abolished
and it VAS assumed that the com,
p~ensatory tariff would also be re.
pealed, But there the insiduou'
legislative influences entered the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
THE WILD WEST SHOW

Any one desiring to contribute
to the Stampede fund may do So
by calling at the Elko Drug Store.
In the il has been imposs-
ible to see every body. The com.
mittee takes this method of invit.
ing contributions from any one
who may have been missed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
SUNDAY DINNER

Fried Spring chicken and green
corn like mother used to cook at
the Elm Cafe across from the West
ern Pacific Depot Sunday at $40
pm. advt
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
WAR WITH MEXICO POSSIBLE

Washington, July, 2S-Interven-
tion as the only method of settling
the warfare in Mexico confrorts
the President tonight.
Meditation, the keynote of his
present policy, in the opinion of
House meE at both ends OF the
Capitol, will fail. After consider
ing his plan of settling the differ
ences of the contending factions,
Senator'S and Representatives be-
lieve that all will reject it.
Caranza will assuredly reject it..
This is official. Nor would Huerta
be willing. If the election were
held Huerta would not be willing
to accept the returns that come
in from the Carranza States, which
are in a majority, and Carranza
would not accept the returns sent
in from the federal court centers
unred Huerta's control.
"All these reasons" said Senator
Escudero Of the Caranza Cabinet
make the truce. meditation and
election an impossible proposition"
II the people Of Mexico want
peace they will welcome i~nterven-
tion. IL they prefer interstate
strife and revolution, this govern
ment must compel them to stop il.
The time is 0 coming, believe,
when the people Of this country,
with Congress behind them, will in
sist upon Intervention as the last
and only effective remedy for the
present intolerable situation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

II A McMurtry has sold his inter-
est in the Bakery saloon to Joe
Currev. Joe will now go it alone
and Nc will look for another loca
tion. He is a model saloon mar and
wherever he goes, the community
can count on his keeping a respect
able place. He only caters to the
best trade and gives buns and
DRINKS tho run when they show up
in his place Of business.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

Elko county is the banner coun,
ty of Nevada for everything and
this is only one example of her
superiority. All that is necessary
for this county to do to become
the center of population of the
state is to advertise her resources
and products. A little judicious adj
vortising will hasten the day which
is rapidly approaching. Elko coun-
ty is On the Threshold Of q ire
monduous boom in agriculture. No
amount Of Knocking and grumbling
can stay the hand of progress.
Now is the time to boost Elko
County with truth telling literature
showing her splendid products. Let
everybody get in the game and
boost a good thing along.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

naming of committee, who will
carry on the work. 1t is hoped by
the members OF thar organization to
have the matter so we'll in hand
that the announcement of the pro-
gram to be carried out and the
various committees will be made
in the Independent tomorrow night
1t is also stated that the list of
contributors aid the amounts sub
scribed will be published tomorrow
night.
There is no longer any doubt of
the success Of the undertaking
With the beeves for the barbecue
and the necessary money to CARRY
out the movement, all that is left
is the naming of the committees
and arranging the program. It is
expected that the business men to-
night will frame up a programe
the like Of which has never be-
fore been attempted in Nevada.
Everybody is putting their should
ers to the wheel and boosting the
Stampede Loyalty.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

Karl johnson is still on the At.
lantic seaboard. He is r~ansackipo
the markets CT the East in search
OF bargains for the Golden RnIo
store. N'o
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
SCHOOL MONEY
AND II APPORTIONMENT

Following is the statement of the second semLannual apporionment of
State School Moneys for the calendar year 1873. on the basis of Sll46i for
each teacher. and 81 1925 for each school child; 40 per cent is appotioned to
teachers. and 30 per cen to school census children or fraction thereof in
each district of the state A school of a given number of children, under
the present system gets the I'M amount of State money in every county of
the State:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

Judge Cnrlcr left this morning
for a fishing trip up in the northern
part Of the county.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

and w S Tevis and r G Hantord
on the other.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01
Business.

'Mirandy, Mirandyi CIT upi Thay's
Ten automobiles Como by Already this
mornln', an tn chickens Amt been
turned out into tn road yiti"-Judge.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1913-08-01

what is lifowithout-Tb h Indepoud.
ent2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Scr GOngret',
Sa 6olItttt hofft, Gin Subititnt fiir
loou. uno Sdummoll Iarif
ourt,SubriuSeu.
g9aihInatOn. 3. 6. %. SuLi.

SSn ben Reiben Der republi.nullhsn
Seuatorsu III IS ~ elmer Spaltunq in
S0den Der 9ariiUnrldae getOmmen.
Vim Mfontag bleIier eli proarsiiipe &es
pubIltduev ole erie elmer Helbe uon
eonlerenSen db, IN osnen 9lmsnoements
sur 2ariiuoriaae anegearbeiist mtroeu,
ote unter Der 5iibruu9 Der Sendiorsu
ga 6ouette uno Gumm,no elnQereicht
meroen iolIeu g,n Der @onierenS nab
men tbetl Die Senatoreu Glapp ais
TorliBenocr. 8orGb, Sriltpw. Grams
tort, Sterling. 9umnluS, SenpOn, Ga
Sollette, @ronna, Norris uno gSort2
Senator ga 6pQette miro 9lueuoe.
mentS gum g9pu' uno 8dummpus Larii
etnrelhen, uno Senator &euuon plant
Die @inreihuns ejnes 9gmenoemen,s,
ourd lpelhes Gle glrtitel. Ole ppn
elnem WpnopOl controllirt neroen, Wie
aluminium, nui Die 6relliite Gelept ipers
Den lollen. Sen. Senpou piro md in
oleier g9odle leineu 2tntrag in elmer
Idugeren 3eoe be9rinoen. bod Sen.
9a 6ollette bat feline 5ieoe auI ndhite
gSode Gn9etiinolot.
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WiOtor=llufaQ.
5mei toot, iieben I'M Sterbeu uro
elf lebeus9efdhrlih
perlebt.
Cincinnati, g.. 81. Suli


Cir ihredIides lln9Iif ereienete iif
am Wittuoh 9lbeno in bem bieii9en
9aeponsMpturorume. 3pei EerIonen
iino tpbt. is6s anbere merben mad
Der @rf.drun9 Der slerSte itsrben, elne
lit uabri6einIi6 tDbtlid perbrannt
un6 eli anbere iino lebens9eidbrIit
perlebt.
S0in Sobnion bon Salt 9afs @itp.
Der Captain Der bieii9en 8iese. lentte,
mesbalb iueiB man niht iein MUtOr'
rao pI6elib big sum oberen Ranb Der
treisrunben 8abn uub itieB nit ieiner
Wtoihine sesen einen 8ioiten Der eIets
triihen 8eIeuhtun9s 9lnla9e. Ter
8folten brab entSipei. unb Der seld'
oene 8rabt brahte ben 8enSinbebdlter
bes WptorraoeS sur @rpIoiion, tpoourd
ii6 Die brennenoe 5Iiiiiisfeit ilber Die
in Der 9tdbe iisenOen 3ui9auer auss
breltete.
3ie 3obten iinb Sobnlon ielbit unb
Der filnf Sabre aIte gSiniam 0auis
iehs nnbere, Jrnuen uno Wdnner
meroen lierbsn. 3ablreide unoere Ser
ipr,n, bic ii6 aus Dem Staube semoht
baben, babsn iid Sranbpunoen su9es
6oqen.
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GaltrO gclanOet.
cenesuelds eiritiser prdfoent bat
neue Sepolution an.
eeSettelt.
9}eip glprf. 81. SsuIi.

General Sole Manuele Seranbs;.
Der i'm 5ril befinblihe Jibrer Der liz
beralen Barter in Sene;uela. erbislt
ON Miumoh in giem Nort cine aabeIs
bepeide aus gucuta. Colombia, i'll Der
be @eruhte pon tinem @oitroihen
gOmplOtt beitdti9t miro. 9ie WeIouns
lautst: .Gnitros 9lnbdn9er haben NH
her SnuaIion besonuen. Gen.
Seranoe5 ertldrte 8eritteritattern
9sseniiber, er babe oies erwdrtet. babt
ieouh ionlt feline weitersn gtacbridten
aus leiner 0eimatb erhaIten.
Die leete amtli6e 9tahrift, Die bic
ameritanilbe 8unoesregieruns iiber
Den &erbleib @aitros bat. lit Die, baB
er BON 9lem YOrt iiber 0lmburg in
8erlin einsetrpffsn lit, pou bort iolI
er iih nod ben gdnnriiden Snieln bes
9ebeu baben, BON mo feline Spur poils
itnnoi9 uerIorsu purbe; ipdter iolIte
Der ebemaIise 3ittator in Sep @eit,
Curacao uno Yauama 9eIeben morOen
isin. uno Die lebten 9tahrihten 9in9en
babin, hnB er mad Colombia sereiit
Jet, luObin ibm lein Sruoer GarmeI8
Galtro uorausseiabren lei.
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Sricft crlfOigt.
,ltulhalI : RreuSperh6r ror oem &c.
ndtsfomite III lebt I'M
oanse.
@aibinetUu. 3. g.. 80. SuIi

Martin u. Nlulhau beenoete am
Tienitag ole Soeutiiitation Der Srieie,
ole ct lpdbreno ieiner sebnidhri9en : 1bd.
tl9tttt als 9obbnllt Der 9tntionaI Gfic.
clatlon Of Mtanufncturers aeihrieb.n
bl5p. erbdIten bat 0eute miro onS
llntsriuf! ;9stomtte oes Ssnats ieine
&uimertiamtelt Der 8ernebmuno Muls
bats ourt 2lupdI,e oes 5abrifautens
uerbnnoes uno Der glmerlcan SSeoerns
tion Of 9abor. ipelf lsbtere ebenidlIs
pielfah IN BEN Sriefen ssnaunt miro,
piomeu. NRitaIieoer bes SenatstOmis
tes merbeu ueriu6en Die 9iihti9teit Der
NiuIballlhen Sebauptungen III erbdrs
ten, .uGbreno Die 2lnlpdlte III entge9en'
esieBtem Siuue arbeiten neroen. Die
glumdlte oes 6abritanteuperbdnoes has
ben $50 5rasen uno Die Der glmericou
FEDERATION OF 9ubor 100 6rn9en aua>
gearbeiiet, Die iie Dem 3ensen pOrlesen
meroeH
Gas bsutige 8erb6r :par wobI Sas
bibieite. melte biSAer eriolat lit;
WuI5au muBte iit 9eialen lohen. pom
5ubrer Der oemotratll6en Wlebrbelt
I'M 8eprdeutantenhaus. llnoermoOo.
lomie non Spreher gtarf ein 9iigner
aenuunt Su peroeu Criterer iteate
empbntiid in 9Ibreoe. suiammen nit
Champ @larf uno benz 6ibrer Der res
publitaniihsn Wtinoerbeit i'm Sau8,
Maun, lid 9elpei9ert 5u baben. cine
llnterIuchung iiber MulbnlIs 9bGtigs
felt ais 2ubbpiit Der Nationnl g(iiocias
tlOn OF Manufacturers anSultellen. ipie
bieier bebauptet bate. uno Spreder
glotf erbdrtete oieie @rfIdruns.
SeSiielid Der &aeue Sames &.
Mc7ermotts BON SQinois lteute Muls
bah am 3ienstns Die ienintionelle 8es
bauptuns aui. Sarulb Mc@ @ormid. Der
Shwls 3eriohn Sobn 3. Stockholders,
babe ibm $3.50 fir Die &a9ne Mcs
1ermotts iiberseben. 9urd einsn
8rief MulballS fpuroe leoOh ieitse'
ltellt, baB er Die Summe, ob9Ieid er lie
upter Der au8oriidIiten glbmndung
erbaItsn bate. tie iiir Mc Germptt su
perluenben, fir iid ielblt ausse9eben
bot.
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2on6on, 81. eSuli.
.g- Sefreicn Sie Sbre ainoer
BON ben INiirmeru.

Gle tcnnsn miirriIhe uno unrubige
ainosr in 9eiunoe uno Oeranii9te Stins
Der uernanoelr. lnoem Sle oislelben
uon ben Mltmern beirsien. llnrubig
I'm Bett iih bins unb beriudISeube, ete
31bne nuielnanoer beiBenoe uno tpdb~
ren6 bes 5dInies laut nufifreienoe
ainosr. nit itetl9em 8urit uno Sdmers
sgn i'm Wiaseu uuo oen Gin9ewsioen.
ioipie fiebertih csroulnot nit ilbelrtea
heroem Altem. linb 5pmptomi, melhe
beiusiieu onB Die Sinner g8iirmsr hna
ben. Sidcpoo g9orm aiusr iino mobls
ihmedenOe 3uderpiuen welt)e Die
Burmsr pertreibeu. Die 9n8ewtloe rea
eulirsn unb 3bre Sinner mieber gee
iuno uno Dsr9nigt mcdut Ites 25c.
StidnpoO 9nciau Msolciue So. &5ila'
bslphia unh ct. Qouis. 3. b0ben bel
8. z. @rbart, Npotbeter. --2In8.
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ang Sdslid,e 8eiihtsilefcn

iuerben entiernt 6urd Gr. 9obiOn's
@csemos nIbe, pelde ale 6autdus'
i6lGse unb @eidnure beilt. @s bIelbt
fd eleih. lpie lnnse Sic setrubeIt por'
BEN Iino ourh Suden, BrenneH ooer
ihupptge bauiausidtoge. tbun Sic nur
piu wenio Der hetlenoen antiieptilhsn
Or. Sobicn's @cSemasSalbe Onraul
uno bic ShrsrSen uno @unoen b6ren
ioiort auf. Qle 6silung beginnt sur
ielben Ntlnuts. 3ottoren sebrnuhen
oieielbe in lbrer HroI's uno empieblen
oieielbe. gnrontirt. oaB oieielbe bilit.
ooer eas 6elo piro suruferitnttet. 8ss
olen apothsteu Doer per EOii. Rrels
soc. 8ieiiier @hsmical 60, 06ilaosIs
phia uno St. Qouis. Z. Z. Grs
tart. Gpoibttsr.-an5.
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SOrleli= =WtanOutr.
>lto2looo crfIdrt KursiturS Scr St.
9ieruu9sbouos fir lpdlI
itrtet. >liaht.
@aibinatOn, .. 6. 20. SuIi


Setretdr Mc2lopp perDiientlihte am
WontGg eine @rtlGrun9, in Der CT eirett
ben &orluui erbebt, oaB Dos Sinten
oeS aurles Der SmeiproSentieen &e9ies
ruussboubs nui 95b. Der nieori9ite
bisber erreihte Stano. fat auSihIieBs
lid ourf cine onlheineno uobl eius
geidoeIte Gampagne einiser einilubs
reidsu 8anten gtelp glorts berbels
9eiiibrt ipnroe. Die baraui binSieIt, ons
HubIitnm uno Die iibrisen Bdnten
in Saden oieier Bombs 1n9ltlif su
maten. nm aui biele Weiie bic 9tles
oetlnge Der &dbrunsSuorlnse berteSus
fubren.
Die Bauten ees 9onoes taben iaIt
Seu selamntten 8etrug Der smeiproSen.
tioeu Bombs i'm @erib pnu $730.sS2, =
130 in 6dnoen Ter Warttluertb Der
Bombs mar am Wontng iniolgc 6es
Sureitur5es uugeidbr I'M $50 600. 900
nteoriger OILS onmalS. ais Die Hdnten
lie tantten. Be,uabe Der ganSe Betrog
Der Honos miro als Slderbeii fir Die
pm ben Natlounlbnnten nuseegebenen
Banfuuten uermenoet. Der ourh oos
Stntau eritanoene llnteribleo SWiibsn
oem Gugenblidiihen Stano uno Dem
stqeutliden Wiartlmertb 1T bur6 ben
iiiniproSent,gen Jog. Gll9unasiOno 9e'
oedt, ben Die 8anten I'M Shaeonli
OepOnirt baben iilr ben ball. oaB Die
9tolen Der 9tailOualbnnten eln9eSoaen
lperoen loiIten.
@rnlt lie g8aruung.
Serr Mc2looo tilnoi9te an, es iel
uiht ieine 2lbiitt. ote Banten auiSns
fOroern. lUiort Die 8lfferenS non Dem
Ttlgungsfono ObSuiieben. pieIms6r fDun.
ten oleIe Die Bouos ols part BET lbreu
9lb1hluIien, Die oem Comptroller oes
Shdsamls su9eiteiIt werben. usiterflb'
rem. peui9itens loInnse bis Die Siluas
tlOn oerart werben iollte. ooB oas
Sdabamt 9e5wun9eu 1T, einen anoeren
g8eg ein5uihIn9en.
Gcr iprin9enoe Huntt Der @ttlds
runs Setretdr McgIoooS lit Der.
oa6 Die Speiprosentlgen Bombs, frog
ibreS 9e9enmGrtt9en SturSes an Der
gtep Yorter Nttlenb0rie. puri perlh
lino.
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Sol;brei nnO Yapicr.
Ginfuhr aus Sublano miro beiteu.
ert, Sic aus OeutifIduo, DETER.
reid, ,lorptseu 1T 5ollfrei.
Baibineton, 3. g., 80. Ssuli,

2Cul1lHHluIit x. S.f ~. ANut1-
Gefretdr McNoop flnoiate am 9iense
tao on, onB OolSbrei uno 9rudpapier
aus &ublanp unter Der alaulel bsr
meiitbe0unit;9ten 9tntiOnen nidt Soairei
elnseiilbrt werosn fam, oa Der 0anoeIss
uno Sdiffdbrtspertrn9 iiuliden RuBs
Iano uno ben @er. Staten getilnoigt
mproen lit. Grit filrsIib bate ba8
3Olseri6t in @uibinston, 3. g.. eut'
lhteoen, onB europallhe 2dnoer, bic
unter Der &lnuIel Der metltbe9i e9iinltt9ten
9tationen fallen, 0pl5brei unt 3ruds
pnpier sollirei einiubren oiirieuL neil
oieIes Sriplle9ium aanaoa bewilist
wuroe, 9as SdaBamt bat lib NIT
bieiam ErlnSip einuerltauben erttdrt
miro es leooh gegenlpdrti9 nur ouI
9eutihlanb, Selterrel6 : uu9aru nno
Norwegsn antpenoen. 3ulammen NIT
8uBIano mdren oieie 9dnoer Die ein5is
gen, Die on Der 9lnsele9enbett otrett
intereiiirt limb.
Ser i'm Sabre 1882 nit &uBIan6
ab9ei6loilene &ertrn9 lit am 81. Oe'
sember 1912 abselauien. uno es miiiien
eaber ale Senounseu BON 8rudpapter
uno Haplerb,ei. Die aus RuBlano foms
men. uOn oieiem 1ase an oer5oat ipsr'
ben. 9rrd bic @ntideiouns bes 3olls
asri6ts. onb 9eutihIanb. Geiterreids
nnsarn uno Horme9en bieis Nrtitel
solirei einflbren bari. iperoen bic Ser
Stoaten, folls bas nrtbeiI aufredters
bnlten pirb. ge5pungen tperoen, bereits
tOlettirte 3bGe in 60be BON etma
So. .0O0,0OD 5uriid5uSabIen.
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0rnbenarbciter optinliltiid.
GaIumet. Wlif.. %. Hu

91luntet, WdO., ~. >Sult.
2lui @runo oes Beriprehens bes
q aommanoeurs Der i'm Strert9ebist
Wtihisuns nnueienosn WiiIiStruppen
perluhten bic @rubsnbeIber I'm aupisr'
olitrltt nm Wontag Den Betrieb fuieber
nuI5unebmen, bod uur in elmer @rube.
Der 6nncof @rube. iuuroe nit benz
Snltanoleben Der Eumpen beaonnen.
Sousit in GrIahrun9 9ebrndt weroen
tOnnte. lit tein elnil9sr lnionbergmann
an Die glrbelt Suriifgetsbrt. nod mur'
ben bic nihtor9anlIirien 2ente ouige'
ioroert, an Die 2trbelt III gehen. Die
in Der 9ancods @rube belddflisten geule
nuroen uun oen Strel'eru nldt NIdiilgt.
Ju oen ilbrlgeH @ruben puroen 5us
ndhlt feine 9nitnlteu 9etroiieH, bic
Yumpen IN getrieb ju isbsn.
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SuhcnSullern 3ablcn.

gBie bom 6obenscIern Wstter -
Elm in Berlin gang uno 9dbs aemoroe-
ner Qlusorud fir ras qelpobnlih bei
erpBen 6offeitIidfeiten berrfhsnoe
id3one Wetter - farm man sbenio
out aud BON 0oben3olIernsnhIen iprs=
den, neil folhe de facto Oas S6idz
iol Der branoenburoifden fe5tp. preuz
bifhen 6iiriten beitimmten. @s iinb
hies bic 3ablen 40 unb 8S, nit Stpei
Qlusndhmen du6 sc, Die aIs Sterbes
be3p. Reeierrnosantrittsiabre iih gu
eeI6ihtIihen @rei9niiien ausnu4ien,
Wiit ssrieorih L., bem eriten 3urfiirs
iten BON 8ronbenhure. feBt aud su-
eleih bic 40 ols Sterbeiahr msbrerer
feiner Nadfolaer uno oIs Reaie=
rungsantritt ibrer No6tommen Elm.
Sriebrid I. itorb 1440. 9tlbredli
9l6iu.s itarb 1856, aIio 300 Sabre
Dor sssriebri6 bem 8roben. @eoro
Wilbetm qin9 ME 5riebrih l. eben=
fans nit Dem 40. Sahrs ieinss Sahr=
hunosrts, nGmIih 1910, CUR Ruhe.
Die Reaierunos8sit hes @roben Sur
fiiriten fpdhrte opn 1910 big 1888.
Ger SolodtentDni1 5SriebriA Wil.
helm l. itarb i'm :Hahte 1740. Ssin
Nn6foIoer, Der 9Ite 1SriS. reeiert}
BON 1740 bis 1856. 6itte iein 2sten
nur 5nei Sabre IGnQer gendbrt. 10
ipiiroe er, geracs ME Der GjroBe Sur.
fiirit. 0iefel6e ,2siiebrfe nod bun0ert
Snhren auseefu1t h1ben.
Dab 5rietrih Der Girobe nidlt NH
ols Rdfler ieines qroB:n 8orfohrsn
ME oieIer iiA tpuni6te. aus 0eiIe1
Gsbeinen entltono, iontern duds tei.
rdbe 0ieie!be Set an ,Sabren gum
&sile feines @oIfes reqierts, lit qepif
Elm hohit mertfpiiro;9es 9uiaml1en-
treffen. 6ritorih WiInelm III. tart
1910. Die Soossiahrs 9aiIer gDif-
hslrs I. ionie ous ieire3 unoerqeB.
Iihen So9nes &aiier 25rieori6s III,
leben nod in oler grinnerunQ. Sic
itarbsn betanntli6 1893. in lpel6em
Sabre Der isbi-e aaiier Die geaie.
run9 nntrat. IS erqibt Iia oordug
055 pier !6o6en3oQern in Der 3ohI
d1. uro Ncyen nrei in Ser 3ohl 81
!arGen, un0 iomit bie'e aIs 6o6en.
so1srn3ahIen nit Hett 81 terernsn
Tno.
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Cic Scnidrcfcnplaac in Sioafrifa.

Die 2anonirtIdaftsobteilung Der
Iiioafritanii6en Re9ierung ertldr'e
Dor tursem, oaB Die 6eui4redenpla9e
fortan ais ubcrluunoen betrd6tet rers
ben f0nr.. Sonoerburerrpeiie gift es
in 5uoafrita 2tuts, Die iih teines
meas iiber nis Nohriht freuen = es
iino oies noh einiae Der ehten, olten,
oottesfurhiiQen 8uren, Die gIauben,
6Qb bic 0srnittun9 Der 0euIfreden
Elm SihoufIebnen ge9en ben Will.n
Sptte5 lei, ser Die Ylage zen Msre
Iten fhide. 2(ts bic Regisrung Dor
Sabren cine llmiroge peranituItet hatz
te. madte fi6 Oi;Is grippe ober9lduz
biTfer guren nit ibrem proteit gsz
oen MaBreqeln our @ertiIgung Ger
S$nIetten ieGr bemtrt6dr.
Gin $5euidrsdenidpdrm 1T fir
oen. Der i6m be9egnet, cine iebr uns
arosns6me Sa6e. Die Quft lit BON
linen onqefuQt. Der 8obtn rpie sin
Eeppid 0Qmit beoedt - uno Der 0ez
ftunf tpter 6euitlsden Il nit feis
mem onOern gu geihtn. Uland:
Tlarfhtoloure i'm 8urentyieg puros
hur6 ipl6 sinen Sfma1m auf9shais
ten.
Die @ertiiQ1r1sretbooe, bic man
in 5uoefritd toIftidhlia onmsn6:t,
1T oas 9erqi't.1 ces @r1ies, in otE1
I'D Sic (hlpfeno.l 6eitI6rsts beptot
hur6 geinrenouroen nit elmer arisHs
hal:ic:a 3uctyIoiana.
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Sbangbai beidOiien.
Shnnohnl. 20. NnI.

1bdn9bat 20. Sull.
gind stUeitd8igsr Hubepauie wur6e
Der aampf bier am Wontag absno UNI
9 llbr BON 9tsusm nuigenommeu. 9abls
rei6e Geihoii' idIu9sn i'm 5rsmosns
uierteI ein. nobel Gin Bortuglsis i6ots
lid periuun6et pur6e; au6ere Nusldns
bsr entsingen nit tnnpper Notb einsm
oleihen Sdlifidl lin Witternntt mar
oo8 Jeuer nod MD, sin9eiisut IS bat
ben 2(niheiH als ob biz 9tebellsn iib
oos 5remognuierlsl gum 3ieI genom'
men bdben
Ter Gbinsiau BAT ijf cine rieii9e
Banlt bemddtigi: su bunoetten illeben
iie nod benz JramosnoiertsI. lie @rens
sen oisiss 8iertels psr6sn itdnoig Uon
ausI1noiihen Tstlhemsnts obpd10uil'
llIt.
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