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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

BughCs disease t622G11 pneumonia
(11.4a5). coneenital debility ana mall
formations N&5gG). cerebral hcmorr-
hage aud softcnng 9G.19O cancer
GG.lSl). and diarrhoca and entcrius
of infants under two years of age
C424&g). There were G3.3S5 deaths
from external causes. of which a.
77a were due TO accident 1856 To-
suicide. and &954 TO homicide. The
suicilo rate OG per 100000 popula-
tiont was slightly lower than that for
1911 GG2) and is the same as the
average for 1906 to 1910.
Typhoid fever with 9.9S7 deaths
(1G.5 per 10000. showed a notable
decrease from the preceding year
G2.45), ana most gratifying re-
duct0n from the average rate for the
five-year period 19Ot-19O5 t32). In
other words. it has been cut in half
In the last decade although our rate
is SIN high as compared with some
European countries. As the report
saws. Nothing rs more easy, with
adequate support of proper health
administration, than TO reduce greatly
the typhoid mortality OF the COM
munities that stll show high rates
from this cause. and thus TO contribute
to decrease in the national toll Of un-
timely deaths and costly illness paid
to this strictly preyentable disease. ."
/ A feature Of the reports for 1912
and 1911 is the Introduction of stan
dardized death rates, instead Of the
crude death rates, which are some-
times misleading. on account of dif-
/ ferences in the sex and age distrihu-
tlon of population Area with large
proportions of colored population and
nonresident deaths may show rates
far in excess Of those Of their resident
white population
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
DR.. j. w. Elder win
Conduct the Coast
Lines Hospital

Dr John W. Elder well
known Albuquerque physician
has been appointed Physician
In charge Of the Santa Fc Coast
lines hospital In this city tie
win take charge Of the hospital
tomorrow.
Dr Elder. O native Of Clarion
Pa. ia q graduate OF Princeton
university and ~of the West
Pom Medical College at Pitts
hureh. I'm which latter mstitu-
ton he received his medical cd-
ucation lie Is n member Of the
American Medical association,
the New Mexico Medical assoei-
alton ANA the Bcrnollllo County
! Medical association
The work Of conducting the
hospital win not ho new 10 Or
/ Elder, who soon after coming 20
/ Albuquerque. had charge of the
/ institution here for several
/ years. rcslgnlng to devote his
time entirely TO private practice
In the city
Rumors Of change at the
Santa Fc hospital have been in
circulation for some time. bui
until yesterday, official con
firmation OF them was not OBJ
tainahlc. The selection Of pr
/ Elder for the post Is understood
, to have been entirely unsolicited
on his part and made because
of his special training for the
work. secured largely in the
east before he came to Albu-
/ Querque.
The appointment WAS made
by the chief surgeon OF the
Coast Lines Hospital associa-
tion. whose headquarters are in
Los Angeles.
Together with his family Or
, Elder will reside az the hospital
whore special apartments for
/ the superintendent have been
/ provided.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
OPINION BY JONES
is FAR-REACHING
IN ITS EFFECT


Santa Fe, s. NJ. Dec 30 The Of
ficials Of the Santa Fe land office to-
day received informal word Of an
opinion by the department Of the in-
terror that Is Of tremendous im-
portpnce to the mining interests, es-
peeially prospeetors throughout New
Mexico Special interest lies in the
fact that the opinion was written by
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Andrieus A. Jones, who Is New
Mexico citizen.
The opinion reverses the policy of
the department Of the interior ms es-
tatlished by former Secretary of the
interior r. a. Hitchcock, In regard to
the location Of mining claims within
forest reserves and sweeps away the
last Of the restrictions established by
Clifford Pinchot fought by western
mining men Under the Hitchcock
decision. now reversed the depart
ment of the interior as well as others,
including the forest service officials,
could initiate steps TO invalidate min
ing claims before application for
patent even so far as going into the
matter of ore discovery and deciding
whether there was sufficient color to
Justify a location notice and ordering
land located as such mining claim re-
stored to the public domain.
Assistant Secretary Jones now finds
that there is to be found nowhere
any statute that would justify any
such high -handed procedure. II IS
certain that this opinion will result ir
great impetus to prospecting on for
est reserves in New Mexico which viii
eventually lead to important mine de-
lvelopment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
FELIX MARTINEZ is
GREATLY IMPRESSED
WITH SOUTH AMERICA

POST cards received by friends from
Felix Martinez, Of FL Paso, Tex who
as president Of the Pan-Amcriean
commission, is touring South America
in the interests of the Panama Pacific
exposition at San Francisco in 1913,
state that the commission is succeed
ing in its mission Of interesting the
South American republics to partiei-
pate IN the san Francisco show a year
hence. Mr. Martinez has recently Yls-
tied Montiyldeo, Uruguay and Buenos
Aires. Argentina both Of which citie'
he pronounces Wonderful, with attfac-
tions and prosperity never dreamed
ct by the average American citizens
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

First pen; first cock; first, second and
third hem
r. G.. Black-Miss lsla Thomas
First and scouud coekercl first ana
second pullet
PartrIdgc Coehln-T Trmhlc Wohs.
First cock; second eockerel. second
pullct
Buff Cochin-E. T., Fielder Firs'
Geek. first hem first cockerel; first
and second pulleL
Games.
Cornish--R Lewis First pen, first
cockcrel. third hen
S. d. Wlng-M A. Malone. First
cockerel. first pullet.
Brown Rcd--M. A. Malone; First
cockerel. first pullet
Grey Wing -E g. Appett First
cockerel. first hen
Blue pit-W O. Gentry First
Smoke Ball--W c. Gentry. First
Golden y. Wng-a. c.. Bochl First
cockctel
Blue Tassel-H. c. Roehl. First
stag told)
Blue rassel-H e.. Roehl. First
stag tyoungl.
Heayy-Musclcd--H C. Roehl: First
| (cld).
Golden D. Wing RS. Livingstone.
Second tyouugl
Rlack-Red Pits. Livingstone
First,
Brown Pits. Livingstone. Second
Blue-s Livingston; First cock
erel first pullet.
Black Bed-Tim Howell: FireI
cockerel.
Brown william Henley See
ond coekerel second pullet
Turkeys.
Bronze-Mr7 Is, II. Counors Firs
and second cock. first. second anl
| third hen (old)
Bronze (uuder years. -Idoa
( Poultry yard First cock. first hen
Bronze tunler years)-Fred 9
/ Wright, second hen.
White Holland-Fred G. Wright
First hen.
/ Bronze (young) james Bczemek
| First cockerel. first pullet
Ducks.
White Indian Runncr-Lloyd Hun
saker: First pair.
White Indian Runner-ldeal Poul
/ try yard Second pair.
Fawn and Whlte-ldeal Poultr,
yard: First pair
Fawn ana White--Lloyd Hunsaker
| Second pair.
White Pekin-James Bezemek
First drake. first and second duck
/ Geese.
Toulouae-C A. pappe First gan
/ der first goose
NOn-Standard Breeds.
Buttercups-A G. Harness: FRS
cockerel. first pullet
Eggs.
Best display Of brown eggs-L. e
Erwin. Carlsbad, n. NJ, first
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN
TONY C. ORTIZ NOW
HAS 1914 LICENSES

Tony G Ortiz, deputy game warden,
Yesterday received 1914 hunting IT,
cense books from Trinidad G. de Baca,
state game warden.
The state game warden also sent
ortiz a pamphlet concerning the fed
eral migratory bird regulations. lie
says that the state laws on such birds
as snipe curleW plover and duck still
govern, but that an other species Of
migratory birds not mentioned III the
state game laws but referred to in
the federal regulations, viii be sub
iect TO these regulations
The state game warden has not yet
been advised AS TO the manner in
which the department Of agriculture
VIII enforce the regulations
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
indicted for Attempted Grand Larccn,

New York Dec. 30-Thomas Has
sott former secretary TO state Engi-
ueer John a. Bcnsel and former en-
ploye Of the board Of water supply OF
New York city, was indicted today ON
the charge of attempted grand lar
ceny. He is aroused Of having attempt
ed to extort $4,000 from Anthony G.
Douglas, tunnel contractor of Nj
agara Falls N. ", on false represen-
tatlons that he could obtain for Doug
las q contract for the construction OF
the Hudson river siphon OF the Gro
ton aqueduct
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

Rio Janeiro. Dec. 30.--Col Theo~
dore Roosevelt arrived yesterday at
Fazenda saint Jean, on the left bank
of the Cuyala river lie will descend
the river and proceed to the town Of
san LUZ de Caccres.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

ESPECIAL eossSsranusues to soasipa JoussAJ
Santa Fe. n. NJ, Dec. 3Q.--rhe fol-
lowing rule PROMULGATED by the state
supreme court, TO go into effect to-
morrow, is of interest 90 the mem-
beers Of the bar and litigants;
Rule XXNL-Trnscripts.
secuon 1. Hereafter in an cases
brought into this court by appeal or
writ of error. the clerk OF the district
court, in making up the transcript
shall. after setting ont IN fun the title
of the case and the names of the par
ties thereto. once. omit the title,
heading and the verlfication of an
papers filed In amy such case, and In
lieu of such verlficatlon. shall state.
whore the paper is verified, that 1t
was verified in the usual form on such
Ia date by such q person, unless the
praecipe for such transcript shall dis
tinctly direct the clerk to the con-
trary
Section 2 II shall not be necessary
in amy case In printing the transcript
for use by this court 60 print the
matters which by section one of this
rule the clerk OF the district court is
authorized to omit in making up the
transcript, even II such matters may
have been incorporated in the trans
crlpt by the clerk of the district court
notwithstanding this rule, provided.
however that any appellant or plain
tiff in error may cause those parts of
the transcript so authorized to be
omitted TO be copied therein If in the
opinion of such party the same is nee
cssary TO a proper understanding Of
any point Involved in the ease, and
provided further that If any clerk Of
the district court shall after the
adoption Of this rule, insert in such
transcript any matter authorized 20
be omitted by section one hereof such
clerk shall not be allowed 10 charge
any compensation for so doing. and
If any such matter Is embraced in the
printed transcript when In the opin-
lon Of the court the same was un-
necessary to the proper consideration
OF any point involved IN the case, the
court may in its discretion direct that
the costs Of printing such unnecessary
matter shall not be taxed against the
unsuccessful party
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

Pains ana Aches Of the Back or
Joints, spralns, Sore Muscles. Bruises,
ChHblains, Frosted Feet, Colds Of the
chest cit prevents Pneumonia)
At your druggists in 25c and soc
Jars. and a special large hospital size
for S2.50 Sold by druggists every
where. Accept no substitute. If your
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

druggist cannot sup
ply you, send 25c or
soc to the MUSTER
OLE Company, Cleve-
land. O.. ana We will
mail you a jar. post
age prepaid.
Miss Nj. Speers, Grad
uate Nurse, st. Pet
ersburg, Flori d a,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31
II|lEll7;liI[I

says
II have found 1t excellent Tor every
thng that has anything to do with
colds or rheumatic affections. | am
professional nurse aud this product Is
better than any thing / ever saw.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

Many landlords and tenants FIRST
met through the want columns Of
The Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

THE VOICE or THE WILD
WONDERFUL TWO-I,EFL FEA-
qIRE. ORpHEUM TONIGHT.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

suits IT breaks mp a cold quicker than
any mustard plaster you ever saw
Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Tonsiltis, Group Stiff Neck, Asthma
Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion,
Pleurisy, rheumatism, Lumhago,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

AAilNL THO 'tA7'NAf NAA'N"
ointment, made with
oil of mustard, gives
The old time must
ard plaster used TO
blister, MUsTEROLE
doesn't.
That's why millions
are now using 1t with
such comforting re-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

sss s,a
tOp
40
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

II. G. Whites Miss Isla Thomas:
First and second cockerel; first hen.
Partridge Cochin Miss lsa Thorn
as First cockerel; first pullet.
White Cochin-ldeal Poultry yard
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

tel,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-31

n Il,
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anmsf NIT sin6redler.

Serr 8. $. Snooe, 1914 gtorb
Al. Strabc ipobnbaft, ipur6e pdb.
reno Der Raft ourfl 6os SeraHen
bon Ssniterelas aus bem Shlofe
geidredt. gln Ginbre6er oenfeno,
beriab er Iid) nit 9fepolper uno
8lenolaterne itno begab iid) nnd)
Gem lmteren Stodiperf. SIM gor.
ber5immer fonb CT nidts @erodh.
tiges, aber iobolo er ms Speiie.
5irnner trat, legten iib pIoslidl eia
9oar iebnigs glrne I'M ieinen
Sols, io0ab 0iebolber um0 8leno'
Interne 5u 8ooen fielen. 9ei Dem
Sfingen NIT Dem Gin6reder fi.l
er nit Dem aopf eegen elm Spino,
po0ur6 er ben Salt an Dem @au.
ner Oerlor, uno biei2r benuste Die
@elegenbeit, ourd elm Seniter 5li
entfommen. sSnooe feuerte nod
einige SfiiiIe bittter oent 8lieben.
ben, Die ieine Gle MIR nod be.
ihIeunigten. Cine 0a6iu6rng er.
ga6, OnB nidts I'M Saiiie feblte.
s. lit ni6t inlltan0e, ben ginbreder
5it beI6rei6en.
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sitnna Scr Geunpmie eeaane.

SSn ibrer geitrieen Sisung ipraf
ii6 Die Economic 2eague gang eltt.
idie6en eegen Die @rtbeillmg eines
neuen 5reibriefeS on 6ie Snlabo
@nS GompanD aus. Mlan bei1loB,
nidt MIR Die StabtfonnliiiGre ge.
gen @etp1britng eiues neuen Srei-
hriefes 5u beeinfluiien, ionoern aud,
penn er sur @abl fontnlt, feline
&ermerfttng 5u befiiriporten. Sin
burd Br6iioent Cunningham er,
nonntes &onlite miro cine 3eitungs.
fampagne eegen ben 6reibrief I'M.
ternebnen uno in elmer SPECIAL,
flung am rl16iten 9ienltag IN
Gionieriaal I'M GourtbauIe bnriibsl
teri6ten.
81. g. SoipeG ipies onrauf bin,
boB at Der gaplantcn SrOinons
feline goriebung fir Die Gualitdi
bes @aies g2troffen lei. 0as Dol.
largas ipiiroe feinen gortbeil BIZ.
zen, penn Die Sei5fraft oeS @aies
I'M iopiel geritger iai, oaB Die
aoniumenten oeIto me6r perbrauGen
niiBten. ST befiirlportetet cine
itd0tiihe @asonitalt, idldgt ober
cine Gofesanlage Dor nit @aS uls
9lebenpro0uft.
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Der aaiIer Gin srisOensfiirit.
Ten Monnrden III bic gerbiitnus
eineS 8eltbranOes IN UerbaHfen.

Berlin, If. gr1fiOent
Benjamin Soc 8beeler BON Der
ltniberiitGt California. Der bier iei.
tens oes aoiiers pmO Der @elebrten.
melt @eacniidno GROCER gbrungn
war, idiloert oen Monnrden nIs
oen gliidIihiien Wiann Der Belt
uno iagt, ser aaiirr lei beionoers
iicb Oaralif oab er nnIablih or
goIfonpirren einen oIeemeinen eli.
ropaliden arirg uerbiitet babe.
..@enn eiimnl Die inners @ei1i6te
bcs gnlfanfriegeS gcidrieben it, "
iagte Der @elebrte, otuiro Tie Dem
aoii2r Sribut 5oIlen miliien, oenr
linn iii in eriter 2inie Die 8erbii.
tlng eincs alIgemeines 8eltbran.
ocs 81 peroonfen. 0eutide Solon.
ten udran I'M 9Iugenblifc, als
Seiterrcid .llngorns goritob oui
ruiiiifen 8ioeritonS 9eItobeu ipGre.
mobil gcmad)t noroen. 0ur1 Cir
@rcps einpiaialmg ouf oie gor.
ifldge beS 9niiers idgte ii6 eng.
lano pcn o,n fran3oiiidcn 9tnii6tcn
iiber Die alboniife 6rnge log unO
oui oicie @eiie tit ein neuer Saf.
for, ein Oeutid.cngIiides ginDer.
itdnOuis, sur g9nbrun1 oes 5ri.
ocns in europa geifaifen uorOen. "
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3aderlcnte OerbOrt.
3adsrtrmit ipenSct 5nr SefGmpfuns
oeS &ilion SarifS 100000.

@aibineton If. sSini.-3pei
gertrater Der grobcn 3idcrproon.
Ienten Der Saipnii syuirln, @ouper'
nGlr Garter unO Sioncp gaaon,
pilr0en Dor ocm Senatfcmite, nel.
Dies Die ioeenannte Sobbp inter.
ilIdt feds Stlmo2n lang eincnl
ifarien uno eridopicnocn ger6or
untermorien. @oin. Garter iagte,
bob CT fir Fin Birfcn I'M Sntcreiia
oer aorporation fein @e5ol' -5iebe,
ionoern MIR ieine glusgab.,, nab.
ren6 @allou iagte, er erbaltc Sl2,.
600 @ebnlt per Sabr mo $4,000
fir slusgabeu. Sic gabcn beioe 5n,
HaB Der Sruit cs iid imaeid6r
100000 foiten lieB, I'M ben 3uder
ben Der Sreiliite 5u balten, ii2 be.
iirittcn icood), oaB Die ErooiBentcn
Der gereinigtcn Staaten mo Der
Sotpoii Snieln ein2n aemeinifait.
lihen Sono fir 2ob6p3mcdc inter.
bielten glm piftieiten mar Gnr.
ter's glusiaae, oaB 8rdiioent 8il.
icn cine Gonferen5 nit Den 3udr.
baronen ousoriidlih oermeigert ia,
be, obipobl Elm Wtitglie0 0es 5inan5.
fontites 6eS SenotS porgeidlag2n
bate, Oab ibnen cine gtuoien5 bein
8r6iioenten nod Der glnnobne Der
8ia gelpGbrt iperoa.
9ieprGientant MurrnD bon Sfla'
bona itcIlte i'm Solde oen sln.
trag, 6aB bie 2obbD duBcrit Idar.
fen Tealilationen unterporfen per'
&c. 9arnah lgaan nidt MIR Ser.
treter Der fapitaliitiifen rSntereiien
5ltr geeiuflliiung Ser goIfSoertre.
ter, ionOern aud geomte Der 9iegie.
rlntg pom aapitol onsgei6loiIen
iueroen, Die oie @eiebgeber fir ooer
gegen cine WlnBnaBme 5u beein.
fluiien iuden.
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Walhingtoal, II. SUM CINE
bonn JinanSfomitc oes Genats aass.
eearbeitete Iabeaa, Die peraIeidenoe
8ablen entb1lt, ipelhe ouf Der In.
oerlpooOiden 3arifporIage uno oem
gegenipartigen Earif baiiran, jeigt,
bab Die 0urdiduittlihe ao paIorent.
3oIlrate oes neuen @eiebes 32.99
gegen 1854 Fro3ent 6es gapna-
9lIorid 3olItoriis betrGqt. Der
ourd) Die 9lnsoebnrng Der 5reiIiite
III Der ltnoermnooiden @orlagc ent.
itebenoe glusfall mir0 ouf $24,.
71S329 geidGtt. glusidIieBlih
her Ginfon1menIteuer lper0en Die
Ginnobmen aus Dem nellen 3orif
ouf $266, 701, ,130 geihGbt, n1breno
Die Ginnabnten gegenpGrtig $304,.
1864 betrngen. ga Die Gin.
fommenIteuer llugef0br $80,000,s
COO ein5ubringen peripridt, tpiiroen
Die Sotoleirnabmen aus Dem ge.
plnllt1ft 2drtf S34l lOOO,OOO, o0er
etpa $43,000,000 me6r ols ans
bonn 9anne-aIbrid-5orif betraaen.
Die 3oQe fir nidt floliifijirte slr.
titel, oenen Die Qemofroten pieleS
Bin8ugafiigt ba6en mas bisGer 3oa.
frei eingefiibrt peroen fonnte, be3ip.
nobel lie Die acoenndrtigen 3oue
auf mannigfade 2urusartifel er.
holt babcn, seigt cine @rbobung Der
Ganne. .slIorid.9oten Die burf,-
id,nittlih 24.72 9Sro3ent betrogen,
oui 1926 9sro3ent, moolrf oie
@innabmcn bon $27000.000 oui
iugei66r $60,00O,O00 erbobt tper.
oen ipiiroen. Die GinnaDnen aus
@oQ3ollsn fuiiroen bon $4,000.
600 ouf $t3,000,000, oie 3udcr.
5iiGe BON $60,000,000 ouf 500.
100000 reon5irt peroer. lestere
tpiirocn nad orei Sabren gon3 auf-
boren peil Damn 3uder anf Die
8reiliIte geiebt ner0en ioa.
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aebrans uirb iortaciett.

MaibinotOn II. SUM. gseint.
inboreiBig naopfe@ BON geamten
ftno lett i'm @etter6ureou gefallen
In B2rbinoing nit oem ongebIihen
StellingsniBbroud) ieitenS oes fri.
beren Sberipettermannes Wtoore,
beiien poIitiide Glane iie gaforoert
5u bnben beidul0igt iinb. Ginlmo.
breiBig Mam mnren ihon Dor 5mei
angen ibrer SteIlung entboben
iucroen. Die neuiten glbiebungen
iino meiitens mir SuIpenoirlngen,
nbipartlid) einer llnteriudung. gs
ftfb nod nlebr iolde 9eriiiglmgen
5lt eriparten, Sefret0r Souiton bat
fidj aiItidloiien, nrcinen Giid" 3il
MAIDEN. (g8iIlis 8. Dtoore iel6er
mar befonntIid5 anaq uno 5aa ols
Metterbiirobef abgeiebt poroen, lpe.
aen ieiner gemiibungen, glderbau.
icfretdr 5u tuerben, inter 8relbung
Der Gtellung, tpelfe er bis oabin
ilnegababt, ino untergluf6ietling ci.
ileS gnn5en aorps bon glngeltelltet
iiir feline 9tgitntion.)
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Am DOrabeno
fints 6eTe4ts!
@eneral Teribins iuiro bic aui.
idfiigtn WOrOS morsen an.
greifcn.

MlaniIo, fl. Slmi.-9riaaoegcne.
rnI Sobn u. gerIbins, geiebIsbaber
ocs Tepartements BON Minoonoa,
bat ale 9orbcreitungcn 5u einem
energiifen 9oritob gegan Die re.
beIIirenoen Woros getroifcn. Die.
ieIben boben iid in Der 3Gbe bon
gnagag unter Der Siibrarid,ait bcs
Snltons BON Solo perifon5t. "a
man erluartet, boB bic WloroS oen
glmerifnnern ener9iiden @ioeritnno
leiiten iperoeu, bat General Berib.
ina cine itarfe Wladt Inn lidj Der.
iantmelt. sln oem 5elo5uge ncb.
men tbeil: cine Gompngnia regulGre
Snfnnterie, mebrcre S6pooroncn
aopaIlerie, iieben Gompagnien Spa.
her, 3mei Gompognien 2onbreiter,
cine pole gatterie @ebiraSartilleric
lno cine Mini6inengelpebrob
lung.
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Hanamitfapie[ erpluSirte.

Wiesrere An6belt, lpelhc in Der
gaabc oes itd6tfiden MiiGbaufens
in Der 5luBnieoeruna ipieIten, fan
Ssn eale 3pron1itfapiel. Giner Ser.
iefben, 5reb 8ailen, 5. mo geiholas
SiraBe nohnbaft, begann nit ieinem
1dGenmeIier an Oerielben berum.
,rfmscn. 9Sl0tlih erfolgtc einc
lante 9etonation Die &apiel mar
erIobirt un0 batte bem Sinaen
6ai Singer ser Iinfen uno ben 3ei.
gefinser Der rehten San0 abgcrinen.
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Gum yeiadj nadJ @mnnocn.
Ter staiier DirS ben GnmberlGnSer
beladIcn nuo NIT oieiem nadl
@ien reiien.-glener SniffrenBer.

Berlin, If. SSmri.-8ie bic
v9euti6e 3ases5eiting" mittbeilt,
ipiro aaiier 8ilbeln i'm 9Ilglli
orm Ser5og grnIt gIuglit bon Gunt'
trlnno auf oeiien Shlob @muloen
einen 8eiud) nbitatten uno onnn
5uIammen nit Dem SerJog mad
SifI fabren, I'M Dem aniier 5ranl
sSoiepb 81 icinem 8eblirtstog 81
0ratuIiren. aaiiar Sran3 Soiepb,
Der om IS. gluguit S3 Sabre ali
iuiro, miro oaS @eburtstngsicit aud
in oieiem Sabre iuieoer fern bon
Dem @etriebe Der Snuptitaot in iei'
ner 2iebliugs.Sommeririife in
sSihl perleben. Der geplante BE-
iu6 aaiier 8ilbelms bel Dem Ser
800 BON Cumberland uno iiberoicS
Sic gemeiniamc 9leiie 5u Dem otter
reidiiden Monorden geltn als Der
biinoigite 9eipcis 6afiir, oaB mil
ser 8ermdblimg Ger oeiitiden aai,
iertodter unb oeS Brin5sl grnit
gluguIt tbatiddlid Der leete Heit
perionIi6er geritinmlng 6luiiden
ber beioen Siiritenbdllisrn eetilgi
1T.
Sn 6rieoridsbafen lit Elm neuet
Wlilit1r.2uitfreu5er erfolgreid) uui
ieine 2siitumesidbisfeit sepriiit NOR
cen. Der ioeben fertigseitelte g
5 10" bat feline erite Erobefn6rt
3n bolliter 3uirieoenbeit Der Gr.
tauer 5lmiidgelegt. @raf Zeppelin
ieIbIt bat Den areu8er auf icincr
5abrt gefiibrt mo lid iebr befrie.
bigt iib5r oen gerlaui ouSgeipro.
den.
@ie aus Sreiburg /. 9. mitge.
tbeilt miro, lit Der Spernregiiieur
res bortigen Staottbeaters, Serr
Soertb, an ooS gtau 9orfer 0tetro-
poIitan Opera Solie berufen NOR.
oen. @eneral0ireftor @atti.Gaio53a,
Der augenblidli6 bebufs @eipinnltno
Eerporragenoar serdfte europa fir
Die gtem gorf 0per bereiit boi
6errn Soertb dl5 Sber.Hegiiieur
engagirt.
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slnsitellnnas-Maller erfolereidl.

8efanntlid bat Serr sSrfb MiiiIet
auf alien s(usItellungeit. bic ieit
oen laeten is Sabren irt ben Der.
Staaten itottgefunoen, geipinitbrinA
eenoe 8on5eiiionen erfnlten. Mir
erinnern nur alt ons uDeutId)e
0orf" ouf Ser Grnnsilriifiiiippf
g[usiiellung iuo fsine oelitlfe SIC.
itaurationett auf ben alrsltenuagen
su Buffalo itn6 ct. 2ouis. Sect iit.
inn imo feinen braben So6nen gss
Inuget bie 9on8eiiion fir .glIt
giiirnberg" auf Der Hnitniilaaiisitel.
lung in San Srancisco ait erbdl4
ten. g9ir tpiiien NIT Beitirtmtheit,
oaB bie @enanrtelt uuf nerielben
etenfaus gut abihneioen iperoelb
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Sias mill nad 1ierieO snriif.
Sein Sdiuaser niro nit Der mcri
faniiden Resieruns bicriiber
fonicriren.

Taris, If. Suni.-Gin Sdlpagcr
hes Gr.9raiibenten BON Merico 9ia,
hnt iid beute nod Merico begeben.
I'M nit Ger oortigtn 9lcgierun1
fiber Die 9bunli6feit Der Riidfebr
Sesielbeu 9fiidipra6e 5u nebmen.
@or auraem empiing 0io5 eint
Delegation !Dierifoner, melde i'm
eriufte. nad Nerieo 5u fommen,
Inn ourh icinen Hatb Oem 2anoc
zen inneren 5rieOcn 3uriid5useben.
Ger ate 0iftator CAB ben 2euten
cur glntnort: yGS lpiiroe mid
freiien naf meiner 6eimatb 5uriid.
febren 3u fonnen unb bort inein
2eben 5it beihIiaBen, bin aber ent.
ihloiien, mid bon aGer EoIitit
fern 81 bnlten."