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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination at
the forthcoming primary election
on Tuesday, June 16, 1914, for the
position of sheriff. l have been a
resident of the County for the past
forty years. 1 was one of the
original promoters of the Duluth
Paper & Stationery Co., and am
still connected with it, as its
Treasurer, and as its travelling sales
man on the Mesaba and Vermilion
Iron Ranges. In 1892, I was
elected a member of the Board of
County Commissioners, which pos
sission I held for the full term of
four years. During that period 1
brought up the question of building
a wagon road to connect Duluth
with the Iron Range Towns and
there was considerable opposition
to the proposition. 1 took the
stand that there should be a
through trunk road, starting at
Duluth and running to the North
ern boundary of the County in as
near a direct Northerly route as
possible and from that branch roads
could be built, as the adjacent
country was settled up, and the
interests of the inhabitants re-
yuired, the idea being that the
trunk road should be built in
sections, and extended from time
to time as the County became set
tied. This proposition was finally
adopted and what is now known as
the Miller Trunk Road is the re-
suit. The succeeding Board of
Commissioners to the one of which
I was a member having compli-
mented me, by giving the new road
my name.
If nominated and elected. sheriff,
1 shall at all times give my whole
personal attention to the duties of
the office and shall endeavor to
discharge those duties in manner
consistent with the law and justice;
and where discretion is given me
will exercise a reasonable, con-
sistent and humane policy.
CHAS. G.. MILLER.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

SEVERAL designs for a state seal
in answer to the suggestion that
the present seal be changed to fit
modern conditions are being de-
signed by artists in the state. R.
D. Handy, manager of the Duluth
Photo Engraving company had a
design in the last issue of Skilling's
Mining and Market Letter which
was very neat and appropriate. In
the foreground is lady holding a
banner which bears the Latin cpl
gram QUO sURsUM vELo vIDERE"
which means I wish to see what
lies beyond" On each side of her
are sheaves of grain while in front
at her feet are the various vege-
tables and fruits indicative of the
agricultural products of the said
state. In the background at the
right of the lady is a steel head
frame which supposedly represents
the Mining Industry. Again the
factories which stand for the iron
manufacture and also the pine tree
which is descriptive of the Lumber
Industry which is carried on in the
northern part of the state are both
quite important. At the left of the
lady are water and a freight boat
both combinedly representative of
the Shipping Industry and finally
the factories which point at the
varied Manufacturing Industries
which are largely carried on in the
State of Minnesota. One of the
industries that has gone to make
Minnesota famous is strangely
missing from the design namely,
that of the patient COW, which has
contributed about as much as any
other single factor towards the
prosperity of the state. We would
suggest the picture of a gentle
bossy to be between the sheaves of
grain as typical of the bread and
butter" state. By this we do not
mean to exclude the lady from the
picture and would only suggest
that she be made more beautiful.
Would also suggest that the artist
visit Ely and secure a real live
model for his beautiful lady. We
have dozens of suitable models
here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24
''STR|NG Of BEDE'S''
(From Bede's Budget

From Bede's Budget
If parents would do their duty,
nearly all bad habits could be nip
ped in the bud.
George Westinghouse, who has
just died in New York, is the man
who put the hold-back straps on
the atmosphere.
The U. S. Steel corporation paid
eleven millions more in wages
in 1913 than in 1912. The
willing worker finds little griev-
ance.
The weather is so foggy in Eng.
land that John Bull is all wrapped
up in his Ulster.
Villa has pacifed everybody he
has captured. 1t was easy. All
he had to do was to murder 'em.
Statewide primaries give the
the big cities control of nomina-
tons, and thereby let them run the
government, because the voters in
the cities are better organized, and
nearer the polls.
A Kentucky Democrat suicided
on train on his way home from
Washington recently. He proba-
bly, saw a few things there and
couldn't stand the inside informa-
ton.
The latest fad in fashion is for
ladies to wear kits a la Scotch and
go bare-legged. This will make
some folks sit up and take notice,
and that's what modern fashions
are mostly for. Let the bag pipe
play for the bonny lasses.
A friend who recently went to
Rochester for repairs at the Mayo
hospital informs US that the doc
tors removed his apostate gland,
Intercepted his alpha and omega
oil duct, found three cacti in his
eucalyptus, and took initiative all
out of his referendum. He further
declares that he had never known
a day of sickness until he went
bull moosing two years ago, and if
there is enough of him left to en-
title him to vote he is going to re-
turn to the grand old party before
somebody gets his gizzard.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

One pile of garbage left undis-
turbed few hours in the summer
time.will be a roosting place for
flies that can carry disease germs
into scores of homes. A few
disease germs properly placed by a
dirty fly can cause illness which
net the doctor, the hospital and
possibly the undertaken a big sum.
And few cents expended in the
first place would have prevented
the infection. Insanitation is ex-
pensive, all right; but sometimes a
lot of people fail to realize it even
when the argument is so conclu-
sive.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commission
er to represent the Fourth District
and respectfully solicit your sup
port at the coming election.
If elected, promise to use my
best endeavor in being of benefit to
the people of the county and to ad-
minister the expenditure of road
funds, etc., to the best advantage
of the District 1 represent. I be-
lieve that the development of the
county can only be accomplished
by the establishment of good roads
and it will be my aim to do all in
my power to further development.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN E. PORTHAN.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24
PHILOSOPHY IN
SMALL DOSES.
Grabbed. Stolen. Borrowed and
otherwise Secured.

After a self-made man finishes
the job, he closes the factory.
IF your business isn't worth
advertising, advertise it for sale. !"
Never call a woman an old hen
because she is set in her ways.
When a small man gets into a
big job you can always hear the
rattle.
Spring poetry and flies are the
penalties we must pay for warmer
weather.
Some men wait for things to turn
up, and some others turn them up
while they wait.
Those who take life as a joke
wonder why it is that about all
they get is the laugh.
They say that every knock is a
boost, but knocker never boosts
himself that way.
We think that they must call
spring" because there is so much
water standing around.
Someone says that Office seeks a
man with about the same energy
that rogue seeks a policeman.
If the good roads proposition
were figured out in dollars and
cents, no one would oppose the
movement.
One of the saddest things in this
world is that of a midnight cat
mistaking itself for a grand opera
singer.
4 The Adrian Democrat says that
there are two sides to every story.
The victory we win spells defeat
for the other fellow.
The Walker Pilot is of the opin-
ion that if all folks lived within
their incomes you'd find less people
around a garage and more in ten
cent store.
There are many men in this
world who imagine that prosperity
means sitting down on goods box
and having someone passin' the
chawin' tobacco.
When a politician says that he is
out for an Office merely so that he
can serve the pee-pul, you can bet
your life that he has one eye on the
public treasury.
How any man can consistently
and persistently fight every public
improvement and still Imagine him
self good citizen is more than oul
feeble intellect can comprehend.
The Minneapolis Journal ought
to be sentenced to eat barrel OF
horseradish for this crime: The
United States Submarine K6 was
christened and launched last week.
1t is the K9 that is the hot little
water spaniel. I"
An exchange says that some mis-
fortunes make the whole world
akin. But after man has sprained
his back working hard all day you
can't expect him to shed tears be.
cause some other man broke his
arm while cranking his automobile
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

THE saloons of Aberdeen, S. D.
close at 9 o'clock and anyone
caught with snoot full' is
photographed and his picture placed
in every saloon as topper and any
saloon man caught selling liquor to
the subject is imprisoned for from
three months to one year. Nothing
much personal liberty" in Aber-
deem.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

A MEETING of the editors of the
Mesaba and Vermilion ranges was
held at Virginia Monday and much
of interest to the craft was dis
cussed. The matter of a cost
system for the Offices was gone into
and M. I. Stewart of Duluth, gave
some valuable information on the
subject. Free advertising, was
also given a thorough overhauling.
The sessions were held at the Elk S
Club and after the meeting the
Virginia scribes rendered the
visitors dinner at the Fay Hotel.
Frank Harris of Chisholm was
elected president of the association,
Earle Yarick of Aurora secretary
and Claude M. Atkinson of Hibblng
treasurer. The bunch will meet
again in month and listen to the
accomplishments of the committees
named at the meeting Monday and
to get another square" at the Fay.
It is believed that these meetings
will be of inestimable benefit to the
newspaper boys as an exchange OF
ideas will have tendency to take
them out of the ruts and infuse new
life into them. A committee COM
posed of Editors Pfremmer, Hitch
cock and Schaefer was named to
draft some measures of benefit to
the printing business to be pre-
scented to the legislature. AS soon
as finished the drafts will be sub
mitted to the newspapers of the
state.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

THE increase of settlers in Min
nesota has been over 200 per cent
during the past four years over
the previous years. Many are of
the opinion that this was brought
about by the advertising given the
state by Governor Eberhart during
his speaking trips embracing almost
every state in the union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

The columns of the MINER are open to the
public for the dicussion of affairs OF a public
nature. Anything tending towards the personal
or slanderous will not be published under any
condition. We invite communications OF
public nature and only request that you sign
your name-not necessarily for publication but
as a guarantee of good faith. Write and get it to
this Office not later than Thursday noon.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids will be received by
the city council of the City of Ely,
Mimi, up to and including Tues
day evening, May 5th, at 8 O'Clock
p. m. for hauling coal from the
coal pocket to the light and water
plant at stated price per ton; for
furnishing man and team to operate
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

E. L. RAAB of Duluth has filed
his intention with the secretary of
stare to become a candidate for
governor on the Republican ticket.
Why Raab feels himself called up
on, do such thing We fail to see.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

TEAM TO RENT FOR SUMMER
Inquire of E. L. West, Winton
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

This paper is on file at 3s-south 3rd street.
Minneapolis, Mimi. at the exhibit room of The
Immigration Commission. of The Northern
Minnesota Development Association"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

Anton Dolvenc and Miss Maria
Toni secured a license to marry
today.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

So far the Minnesota brewery
interests have not been accused of
instigating the war with Mexico.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

street sprinkler during such hours
same is necessary upon the streets
OF the city at stated price per
hour; for doing the city printing
for the ensuing year, also for fur
nlshlng meals to prisoners at a
stated price per meal.
City reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Separate bids will be received for
each of the above classes of work.
Send bids to undersigned and
mark same Proposal for Doing
City Work."
1. visited, JR.,
4-24 81 City Clerk.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Inserted by Chas. G. Miller in behalf of himself
Amount to be paid per week-S3.15.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-24

PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Inserted by John E. Porthan in behalf of him
self, Amount to be paid per week-s1.3O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Sic Mteieuilblabt i1t Noro>iyranf=
reich oauert tlDcb tttlnler fort
a3fi Soifrums bino nir Dfnttd)fn au9entbrinlid)
rt,uas uur9eorungfn.

gdnge in 9alBien melt auseinanber
geDen, unO in einem bieIer geri9te To-
gar bebauptet tDirb, baB bic Nrmee
oes Generals Sanfl bpn ben Ruiien
um5ingelt 1T, pGbrenb pnn ben beut.
IcAen Qrmestorps nur nod tpenige
lle6erreite DorGanben iinb, 10 i6eint
es bod aiemli4 iiaer gu iein, bab
bier bic Qrmeen nod ni6t tpieber an.
chamber gerat6en IinO. Die Ruiien
perben praemDsl einne6men miiiIen,
tpD ii9 ungsbli4 brei beuti6e 4rmeez
torps beftnbsn, ebe lie tpeitere Sort
i6ritte in peItliher Rihtung MAIDEN
tOnnen. Die anoere ruiTiide 2lrmee
lpiirbe iebo9, oorausgeiest natirli8,
Gab General Oantl nit ieinen 5rups
pen abgetbun 1T, mad &ratau gu oorz
riiden t0nnsn. Die beuticbe 4rmee in
S9lsiieH bat cine gr0bere 9lftipitdt
entipidelt unS Die Ruiien bebaupten
einen 4rtileriepurt apii6en greslau
unb Spangorpb ssuOmmen gu bdben.
Bon ierbiI9er Seite tptrb Elm peiz
terer Siss ibper Sruppen iiber bic
Seiterrei9er Bel gaoDipascr semeIoet,
Der Stabt, bic 10 Oft II ben &ontros
perien 5pf6en Seitsrrsifl unb Ser
bien senannt ipprbeu lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

iden bic 506en bon 9rimont pieber
beisBt bu6en, pd3rsno bic 5ransoien
bic gefeftisansen pon Ga pompsle
ssnOmmen baben. Die JransOien bas
ben aud eirsn GrfoIg stpiidenR5eims
uno ben 9lrsOnnen gu Deraeidnen, in
bem lie bas Dprf SOuain beiebt unb
bort DieIe Gefansens gema4t ba6sn.
Ssrner beri9ten bic SranaDfen AUDI,
baB iis auf ben peitIiaen 9l6bdnsen
Der arsOnnen GOrtibritte semadt
baten, ipo ibnen bic 2lrme b.s aronz
prin5en segeniibsr itsbt, paArenb bi:
Oeut16en fi9 aubsrbem iibsr bic
Gren3s Biz mad 2Otbrinsen suriidge,
sOsen unb elOricOurt gerdumt bat.H.
SSn allen oieien GGien barlbeIt es
iih INN Gin3eIattafen inl6 Gesenan.
srifie Der beiben Seere, Die in ibren
Shan5srdben Iieeen un6 baralii a6.
ten, Sab 6ilrb ibre glrtiaerie bic bes
6einoes gum Sdipetgen eebratt
miro. Sie gerIltite seIesentIid ioi.
der slngriffe rriiiien gang lmsebeure
iein, 6enn Die Sruppen fornell Ii6
auh nidt eineu GuBbreit riibren,
obne bon ben matytigen @ei9iisen.
DeI6e auf ben SiigeIn iiber ibneu pp.
itirt iinb. aufs SOrn ssnommsn gu
fuerben. Die Gnslduber baben ausens
i6einlid etipas bon ben slngrifieu Der
Sapuner auf Bort gtrtbur gelernt.
Sic MAIDEN einen Shtrmangriff unb
wenn Der 9eidiie5ueel 5u beftig
wiro, nm elm peitereg 8ororirtsen 5u
erm0sIiden. eraber lie ioiort sdnr,.
grGben, in oenen iie bIeiben, big iid
cine neue @eIesenbeit fir einen pel.
teren 8oritoB bietet.
Gie Geutiten baben fait lire &c.
iammte slrtiacrie in slftien geDabt,
aber bic Sran3oipn i6affen nunmebr
lpeitere @eibiise bon ibpererem aa.
Fiber berbei. Gieic 9lrt aampf mag
nod bier Gage baueru, oa betoc
Seiten iebr itarfe ssoiitionen iuHe pa.
ben, aber ibIicbIi& piro Sie sius oosr j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

Die anSare seite Sen etpisen 8eidiit.
bagel unb Die fortipabrenben Snfan'
terieangriffe nitt altsbalten t0nnen
,tno, Die ii6eriten Boiitionen oerlai.
ien INN iib suriid5uaieben, I'm eine
Gelesenbeit gum @eridanaen gu err.
balten.
Die GtIa6t bat IN pieIer SiniiGt
iegr eroBe 4ebnli@feit nit Der bon
sba.So i'm Sabre 1904, oIs bic SSa.
paner i,n0 Die 9triieu, in einer bebeu.
tenb groberen Sponne 3eit, ii6 goii.
tionen ifllfen, Die fir abiolut uneir.
ne5mbar gebalten tprrben. SdlieBli6
luurben Die 9tuiieu ieSo6 ourd oas
9eiGiisfeuer unb Die Snfanteriean.
sriffe gum Riid5us sespungen uno
stpar urter 8erIuiten, Die in bamali.
ger Seit o1ne @Ieifen in Der @eIt.
gefdi4te oaitanSen.
Eros Der Iansen unb erbitterten
aGmpfe, oie fie binter fih baben,
MAIDEN Die 9eutiden rpieSer Gngriffe
na9 @er6un su, ipabrenS ieiter,s Der
0erbiinoeten Srontansriife aui BEN
redten SIiigeI Der Geutiden senadt
iperSen in Dem geriiben, Sen SIiieel
GIT umecben. Sic Seiltid,e &apaGerie
bot auferorSentIi1 9iibnbeit bctpic.
len mo oerihieSentIid @eriu6e &c.
maft, Die aonmunifationslinie Ser
@erbiinoetcn 5lpiiten ser Die uno
Der aiiite 81 unterbredcn.
6ran36iiidc @critte brinaen Oie
8eit9tigl,na Der @eriidlte, 6ob Die
iddllidc sIrmee. Sie inter Dem soe,
febI Ses Generals BON Sauien itanh.
reprganiiiert iporben lit. Der 9eriht
benust Die 9teoeiuenoune paeritiideIt"
a6er man niuntt an, oob Sieies einc
Reorganiiieritng inioiern bebeutet,
ais Die oeridiebenen EbeiIe anoeren
slrmeen sugetbeiIt poroen firtb. Die
GapaIIerie bieier @rnee lit gum @ei.
ipiel naf Dem oitIiben 9riegsidoii-
plat DeiauSt fporoen.
G5i4ou bic gsri4ts iiSss bic @Ors
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21
Zhipanfeno
SIT nad Der GrtIdrung beg franso.
a0iifden 3riessminiitsriums
bas &riesssliid.
8sri9iebene @prtbeile, tuel4e DOr
ben Seutiben errunsen tDura
ben. perben auseitanoen.

paris, 20. September. sssn
Der amtli6en grtldftns. pel6e bonn
arisssminiitsrium am SOnnias er.
laiIen purbe, beibt ss. bab in einem
iiberaus beftiaen aampf nDrbIid pom
SoiFons ben Deutiden aelana, Dor.
3ubrinsen, iis iebod ipdtsr lpisbsr bon
ben gerbiinbetsn suriidaebrdnst pur.
ben. Der 9eri9t lautst:
.Qluf unierem linten SSliisel, nDrbs
lid bonn isluB 9tisns. unterbaIb bon
Soifions. fpurben uuisre 2rupppsn
BON elmer us6erma4t anaesriffen unb
muBtsn suriidssben. Gs aeIana ibnen
isood. bisies Gsbist fat uHpersiisIia
piebsr auriidsuerobern
4nbererfeits balt unfsr @ororingen
auf bem rsdten fSliigsl Der Giis on.
0Drbli& BON Rbsims iinb sIsi4.
faIls uIls angriffe 6es Tsinbes abs
seidlagen. obidOn iis NIT GROCER
Seftisfeit srfolgten.
sSn benz 2lusenblid III bic Situa.
tion abiolut unperanbert. ssm WoeDrs
Oiitritt baden bic Resensiiiie ben 80.
ben bsrart aufseipeiat. bab bic 5rup.
penbepesunaen nur nit Der allersrOb.
ten Sdpieristeit DOT ii6 seben
t5nnen.
General 8. 6. DsWaub '6up, bon
Der adten Brigade bes is4iten Gr.
bat auf Dem SdIa4tfelb
Sas aommanbsurfreu3 Der gbrenls.
aion erbalten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-21

2onbon, 20. Gept. - Cine Der
getpaltisiten S9ladtsn. bic is bic
Welt seieben unb bic felt 8Odsnfriit
iiber gang Rorbfrantrsidh meg tobt
unS in beren gerlauf belize pdrtsisn
abtpedielnbs serinse 8oribeils erruns
gen babeu, lit nod INNER uneHtidies
ben. Die beiben Sere. bic nit fait
gar teinen untsrtre9ungen feit MO.
natsfriit i'm aampf nit chamber Be.
sriffeu iinb, ba6en ii4 isbt in 8srs
i9ansungsn on ben 5liiHen unb on
ben GIs6irssa6bdnsen eirsesraRn auf
elmer G9la9tfront, bic ii4 bon Der
Die Biz sur Maas uno bann in Iiibs
Dftlifer Ri6tung on Der bsuti9s
fran50iii4en Sreu5e entIuns sieht.
alrtilsrietdmpfe perben gsfiibrt,
tpis man iie ME supor erlebt bat In
Der 5offnung baB Der Gsinb babur9
ss5iuunsen perben Tonne, feline itartsn,
peridan5ten g}oiiioneu auf5use6en.
ab unb su bat Die eins unb Sann bic
anbere Seits einen gang serinssn Dor.
t6eil gu Der5siGnen uub baTelbe gilt
AUDI bon ben Snfauterisattadsn, bic
mi. gang rieiissn @erIuitsn osrbunSsn
iinb.
9lm biBisii.n to6t Ser aampf auf
eem Iinten Jliisel Der 9erbiinosten,
Der ii6 auf rem re4tsn lIfsr Der Oil.
in Der gdbe BON R6eims bsfinbet.
beTen berrlide aatbebraIe bon ben
@ei8oiitn Der 9eutiten in Brand ses
iebi iporben III unb s'piiben Rbsims
unb benz Siisel5us Der arsOnnen bat.
ten beibe Seiten ab uno gu gang uns
beoeutenbe 9ortbeile au psrSsi9nen.
Sn ben franSUiiT9en 9sri9tsn tpirb
uIIsrbinss tpieber bebauptet, bab Der
linte Gliisel Der @erbiinbsten ettpas
porssriidt TT unS bab bic @erbiinbss
Ten pieber bic bsftisen Grontansriffe
Der 9eutidsu 5ipifden graonne unb
R3eims suriidsei9Iagen baben.
Sn Der Radbari6aii BON Rb.ims
5aben iid bic beiberieitisen GrfoIse
snseid9r alissssIi4sn. Sa Die 9sut'
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0efansen
Wurbe BON BEN 0eutiden
Der frans6fii9e 2uft.
fhtffsr GhebiIliarb.

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Berlin, 20. Sept, pia Rotter.
bdm unb 2pnbon. 2dut einem
S4reibsn, bas bonn tpeitli6en ariegs.
i9uuplaB sinestrOffen 1T, gerietb Der
fran5Diii6e 2ufti4iffer GAsDiliarO
am 2. Ssptsmber in bic 9riessgefan.
gsni3uft Der OsutIaen. gr belt cine
&btbeiluns beutider 5ruppen fir
gnsldnber unb paste ii4 nit ieinem
QeropIan 70 nabe beran, bab bic Wlo-
i6ine BON einsm Sploaten beruntsr.
sei6oTsn ipurbe, Der GbeDilIiarb sr.,
tannte, Da er oeFen aufItieseH in9er'
lin bdufig beigeipobnt butte. Der
Gliessr itelte feline SbentitGt in glb.
rsbe. Gr bate aIs miIitGrii6sn BE.
sleiter in Tsirem 9lerOpIan einsn fran.
s0iiiden @eneraIitabsuffiaier Der Iebr
pi9tige Surten uno gsri4ts Bel ii5
bate. 9luberbem fii6rte Der qerrpIan
aud msbrsre gom5sn. DeSsr g6s.
0iGiaro nod isin gesIsitsr nuroen
DsrIeBt.
General Steinmss, benz i'm 6eutfds
fran36TtThen &risae 1870 bds eiIerrs
areuS perlie6en poroeu mar, lit am
10. Septeulber sefalIen. Gin peiterer
Sffisier, Der sefaIIen 1T, 1T Sberit
9raf Setlsp pom Ranbau.
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Jn @beims
6dtbasgo m barbementber
Deutf6enaans riefi-
gen g haben ange.
rt9tet.
Die &atbebrdleunb anbere
bihprifde @ebdube
aerftDrt.


gDrbeauI, 20. September.
Der Winiiter bes snnern, 2ouis S.
UlalDp CAB am Sonntaa betannt,
bab bic beriibmts aatbebrale IN
Rbeims unb peri9iebeHe anbere bi.
itoriihe Gebdube Der Gtabt burh bas
Reimbursement ieitens Der 9sutiGsn
serit0rt. reip fhtper bei4doist NOR.
zen iino.
9leibaeitiq purbs bic Grtldruns
abgese6en, bab bic Re8ieruna BEL als
len Md4ten segen bieien Att bee
8dnbalismus" su protsitiren seoi4te.
Die 9aulpsrte, bic laut ben Qnsa.
ben bes Winiiters auber Der aatbras
frale aerit6rt ipurbel iinb Die aus
benz II. Sabrbunbsrt itammsnbe ct.
Sacpbs Stride, Der i'm 10. ssabrbun.
bert erbaute paIait bss gr3biidofs
rRb ods aus bem II. Sabrbunbsri
itammenoe Ratbbaus.
aaut ben 9lnaaben bes Winiiters
gebt aus amtIi9en Radridtsn berpor.
bdk bic aatbeoraIe an Sonntas in
Jlammen itanb. na4bem Tie bsrsits
en- Samftaa infolae bes unabldHigen
gombarbements ieitsns Der Deuti9en
in granb seratben mar. Sin Der
amtli4en grtIdrung beibt es. bab
our6 bic 3srit0runs bieier biitoriIdsu
@auDerte bic Deutiten belpeiien.
oab lie ibre Gage fiir perapeiislt
bielten.
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Rmifiiher Shmrfe

Derrufiii4e @snerdlW q T.
tos pirb lid poreinem
arisssseridt 5a psr.
antporten baben.
2onbon, 20. Sept. aaut einsr
9,peids. bic auf brabtIOiem Wsse
bon Berlin sinsstroffsn 1T. uurSs Der
ruiTii4s General wlartOs, Der ben BE.
fsbl ssssbsn bate, bic mdnnliden Be
pObnsr Dsridisbsner D0rfer in Sit.
prsubsu au erfdi.Ben, in attt.n nud
9alle sebradt unb pirb DOT elm
Rriesseeri6i seftellt psrben. (llr.
fpriinsli1 mar b.ritisi iporoen, bab
Geu.rul wsartos an 2. Septsmbsr in
Sftpreuben sefallsn iei.)
Gin ruifiider Waior III ipsssn
f4Gnblider Wsrbrs1en bur@ elm
ariessssri9t gum SOSe DsraribsiIt
porbsu.-