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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13
RECENT TRANSFERS
IN REAL ESTATE
Sales in Sank County Re-
corded During Past
Week At The
Court House

Otto Grauvogel to Simon Nachreiner
40 acres in Bear Creek, 5000.
Charles Du Bots to Theodore Schluter
land in Reedsburg, 300.
Henry Walden to Frank Reuter-, land
in Sank City, 900.
Charles W. Whitman to Wayne R.
Binder, land in Green field, l.
Wayne r. Binder to Edward r. Bin
der, land in Greenfield, /.
William G. Schrorer to Frank Fl.
Schumitz, land in Sank City,1.
Wayne R. Binder to Edward A. Bin
der, land in Greenfield, l.
John Harold to Simon Muchow, lane
in Washington, 5000.
H. Fl. Porter to Mayme R. Binder,
land in Greenfield /.
E. F. Dithmar to J. A. Malone, lanG
in Baraboo,,1.
George Ferber to John P. Weller.
land in Sank City, 500.
Simon Muchow to Gustav Muchow,
10AAA A4 w 4,OOO
Gustav Erdman to Albert Kruse, land
in Washington, 1,225
A. Fry TOM. F. Foley, land in Green
field, /.
Robert Ramsey to Frank Ramsey, 80
acres in Greenfield, l.
Charles w. Whitman to Fl. II. Porter,
IL % acres, land in Greenfield, !.
Flora Astle to Dwight S. WEIGH land
in Baraboo, l.
Orloff Twist to Iva Keith, land in
Reedsburg, correction.
John w. Claridge to Ewald Hohlfeldt,
land in Reedsburg, 1900.
Anton A. Ankenbrandt to Mayme R.
Binder, land in Fairfield, /.
Frank Ramsey to Mayme R. Binder.
land in Fairfield, /.
Mary J. Nc Gilvra and A. D. McGil-
vra to FL. Mielke, land in Fairfield,
5000.
Lee A. Jeffries TO Ole Johnson, Ian
in Baraboo, l.
Conrad Thiemann to Henry Full
bohm, land in Baraboo,1.
Perry Fry to W. Gaylord Fry, land
in Spring Green, /.
Louis A. Goddard to Lilly j. Beecroft,
land in Delton, /
Simon Brandt to Hubert Westedt,
land in. Washington, 10, 300.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13
DELTON LODGE
HAS DELIGHTFUL
SOCIAL TINE
(By Mrs. Otto Tlmme. J

Lest you may have forgotten there is
an E. F. D Assembly in the scenicIittle
village of Delton, will once more call
your attention to US Not only have we
fast increasing membership but we
are having such good times that E. F.
U. is getting to be the slogan around
here. On the evening of Jan. l we
held installation of officers and initiated
seven new members: also gained mem
Der by transfer After the business SEES
sion the members aud families numbe
ing about one hundred partook of an
oyster supper. We have added twenty
three to our membership this year hav-
ing initiated new members at every
meeting but one The average attend
ance at our meetings has been twenty
nine with from sixty to eighty attend
ing the social part following which al
ways consists of supper, dancing and
games. On March 4th we entertained
twenty members of Kilbourn assembly
and we believe they had good time as
the only way we could finally get DIR.
Duclos and our former townsman John
Fullmer, started for home, was by turn
ing out the lights. On April 1st friends
Frank and Jessie dip, John and Lola
Chaffee, Clarence and Laura Simonds
and Bert and2J oslo Steele were on the
entertainment committee. The hall Was
tastefully, decorated in yellow and
green. The supper consisted of hot wei
ners and sauer kraut followed by othe1
good things land one which wasn't sc
good owing to the day of the month. J
As the committee was selected from a
womans' suffrage district, the men
were attired III caps, skirts and aprons
and busted themselves in lserving the
supper as all men will have to do when
women receive the ballot. Deputy r. w.
Hall was present at this meeting and
at the one previous giving an interest
ing address each time. He did some
very credltable work while here and
made many friends outside as well az in
the E. F. U. circle. But don't ask him
anything about the cake, made espe-
cially for the first of April as he seems
very sensitive about his share in it.
sc. F. u.
E. F. U.
Delton Delton
6l2'
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

Undertaken Thomas johnson of
North Freedom came to Baraboo Fri
day afternoon for the remains of E. L.
Powell who passed away suddenly at
the passenger station in the afternoon.
Mr.. Powell was aged about 70 years
and was one of the best known bust
ness men of North Freedom. His many
friends were shocked to learn of his
sudden demise. He suffered q severe
attack of grip this winter, and had not
seemed as strong as usual. Evidently
the unusual exertion of hurrying to
catch the train was too much for him
and his heart ceased to beat
Funeral at North Freedom.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13
Saturday
iFrop Saturdays Daily!

Dewey Houghteling, II, Bruce Bind.
ley, 16. both of Sparta, and John Cole,
20, Angelo. near Sparta, have been tax
en- to La Crosse to Identify north side
saloon keepers who are alleged to have
sold them large quantity of alcohol.
Cole and Houghteling are employees OF
Sparta pool room.
Sparta police found them in deliri-
Gus condition. They were temporari-
ly demented and had partially wrecked
the interior of the pool room. Several
physicians attended them, fear was
felt for a time that they would not re-
cover.
At Black Hawk Fred Schmlz was
injured while repairing an automobile.
AS ne was giving a particularly hard
pull to the wrench he was using, the
blocking under the car gave way and
the car settled over onto him. His fore
head was quite badly hurt but had the
car came over even slightly more his
skull would have been crushed.
The Lodi Enterprise comments as
follows on their new postmaster:
George I. Richmond took formal
charge of the postoffice last Saturday
morning. And it wasn't an April fool
joke, either We opine that MIR. Rich
mond will make very capable Ioficial.
He retains Merton Odell as his assist
ant. Mr.. Eversen, the retiring P. M.
says he does not know yet what he
will do.
The appeal to the Wisconsin court
from the adverse decision to the city
of Madison in the highway appropria-
ton case will besmade Immediately and
date for argume will be asked when
the court convenes next Tuesday. The
plan is to secure an Interpretation of
the state highway law before the court
adjourns in June. The city of Madison
has refused to pay over SAT, 900 due the
county under the road tax law on the
claim that the law is unconstitutional.
The decision of Judge Reid of Wau-
sau was to the effect that the law was
constitutional and that the city treasur-
er had no right to withhold the funds.
He declared that the decision affected
the whole state and should receive
the earliest determination Of the court
of last resort. City Attorney Ryan has
received letters from number of coun-
ties saying that the cities within their
borders paid their highway taxes under
protest, 30 that if the law is held un-
constitutional, they will be able to re-
cover the amounts paid.
Meantime the county has refused to
pay to the city of Madison the amount
of money 6ue the city under the
the school tax and The Madison board
of education has directed the city attor-
ney to start anEaction against the coun-
yto collect the mount.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

Mrs. Herman Klipstein, aged 60
years, died at her home at Plain on
Friday after an extended illness from
diabetis. She was born and married in
Germany and migrated with her child
rem to America settling in Honey
Creek. Besides Der husband, the follow
ing fchildren survive, Frederick. of
Kings Corners; Mrs. John Ulrich.
Stanley; Mrs, Remnant Klabunde,
Sarona; Mrs. Henry Zech, Witwen and
one daughter in Germany. A sister, Mrs.
Herman Gastrow resides at West
Point.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

George Copley of Lime Ridge dice
quite suddenly at the Reedsburg SAM
tarium early Thursday morning Of
heart trouble. He had entered the
sanitarium Wednesday evening. The
deceased had not been IN very gooC
health for some time past. He was
until recently associated with the firm
off Copley and Schlueter Bros, general
merchants, at Lime Ridge, about four
or five weeks ago the firm sold out to
Frye Brothers. The deceased is sur
vived by an aged mother.
lnterment at Reedsburg.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

Rev. w. F. Elske of Brillion, formerly a
Barshoo pastor, received news of the
death of his brother, Rev. William Els
Ike at Almond, which occurred sud den
ly on Friday. He was aged so years
and is quite well acquainted here, hav-
ing filed the pulpit here several times.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-04-13

John T. Jones, aged rs years, died
suddenly at Spripg Green yesterday
morning. He was found dead in bed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-27

ben 2o6ne botten Die 8nbierfobri.
fonten iett Dem 8eginn ees SfriegeS
tbre Ereiie gang beoeuteno erb0bt,
ltno Die 8erleger Don 3eitlu1gen in,
tol9eoeiIer Die Seitenan8abl ibrer
gldtter reou5irt, Inn ibre Soften 5ll
oerri1gern. gluG BON Der 9feaierlnq
uno an0erer Seite puroe eine Bropu.
samoa i'm SSntereiie eines iporImuen
@ebraltdS BON 8apier i1t's @ert ges
iebt.
aaes oies batte ougeni6einLid BEN
Ber6rau6 gall5 6eoelteno oerrinqert,
iooat3 Die Observation-Disclosures es iiir
notbig 6ielten, S6ritte 5u t6um, llru
alt ItGrferem Sonilun SIT ermut6iqen.
Der @erbano idcbiiI6er Gapierfabri.
fnnten oerofientlitbte Ioe6en Elm Cir.
fltlar, in melGen er Ieine O}itqlie0er
mtfforOert, Der glniidt, 0aB ein 9a.
Pterrrangel eriitire, entgegen8uar5ei.
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-27
3as gilnSenresifter Der
Nuiien mnb namemtlih
Der Zerben
Wtro in einern 6terrei
atf4 ungari | den
Rot6budl aufgeIegt.

Vl % II g q NJ WeH
Rotbbu9 aufgeIest.
Berlin, 26. Sttrbsr. 4uf brdhts
ffofem Bsse nd6 Gddaae, 81. .. Sas
Oitsrreidif9 ungnriIae Iiniiieriuu:
bss AeubersR bat Elm nsuss Rotbbud
Dsr0ffentIi9t, in bem Oarsetbun pirp,
ME bic Seinbe Ssiterrei9 llusarns
in 116 5Gllsn bas g0Itsrrsdt pee,
lest baben", iast bic usberise Ra6s
riaten 4eentur. Inter ben airfgea
3dblten 5dlen tpirO Die @erbaftuns
Der oferreiaii6 guglrif6en &onfu.
larb.amtsn in SaIunj!i; bic 8erpeu.
ouns ppn Dunn 8umsRusslH; bic
3eritOruHg zines Gs6dubes. bas ais
Gisentbum bes RotRn &reu5es ses
tennsei9net mar, unb oas 9eseben Don
9rduiamieiteN an @erpunbeten,
ariesssefunSensn uno ipebrloisn 3ts
piliften angeiiibrt.
Die f9Iimmit.n G'r.ueItbaten tpers
ben iiber bi. Ssrben 6sri6tsi, bic auf
ihrem Riid5uge ale Sefansenen ers
f6Ofsn. bi. ni6t i'm Stanbe paren
5u maridiren. Gin 6iterrsidii3 ur.
sartider Militdrar3t 1T fir bic Gr=
tlGrung peranttportlih, bab Don 63.s
600 0iierreidiib un9arii6en 9sfaus
sensn 1000 Big 10000 IN Der 9e.
fansenItaFt seitprben iinb.
nOas RpiSbu9 erthaIt au5 Dotus
mente ii6er GreusIt5atsn, ipel9s bic
RuFen in gaIiSisn 6s5anssn ba5en.
Sn einisen Gegsnbsn nurbe bur5
pliiHOeruns unb grraofttftuns elm
SddSsn pom 40 Bis 80 Millionen
Wart p.ruria6t.
.gs nerben ou6 Giwslbeiten iiber
bic Mibbanolungsn Der utrdniitsa
9eDoiterung in ben 0iterrei6iT6en
9ren3lanbern ansefiibrt, bic bic gtuf.
len rbefreien" ipollt.r. Der @raf 30.
bribti. Der rufIifde Stattbaltsr In
Gsmbers. lSfte Toiort na9 ieinsm
4mtsantriit aus utrdnii9en 9ereinis
sunsen nuF, IdloB bic utrdniIten Grs
Siebunssanitdlten, lieb alle 9iirger
utrGnii1er Spra5e 3erit0ren unb
icnfisairte Sduier unb 9si6dfte, bic
lltrdnsrn ssbOrt.n. 9lua lit bsr @e.
braud Der utrGniI6sn SpraGe i'm
lImsans nit ben ruiTiIhen gebOrbeu
perbotsn. 9i. .9abl Der ltrdnsr, bic,
BON benRuHen aus ibrsr Ssimntb Der,
triebsn tporbsn iinb. 1T eins unses
beure.
Der yriehii6 tutbotiihe giI6of
bon pr3smpsl ipurbs BON ben RufIen
in folder meiie mibbauosIt, SaB CT
tinsn S&laaanfaa srIitt uno itarb.4
Opfer Der llnterfeebop te.
aoubon, 26. Sttobsr. - 2IppDs
tiinbisten am Donn,ritas an, bab bic
folsenSsn lpeitsren Dampfsr psrientt
iu0tSsa isisu
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paneelsibiffe BON suiarn.
men $4,000 5pnMen
% uroen i'm Septemberp 0 n
ben llnterieebooteu
Der GentraImd9te
perientt.

Berlin, 26. Oitober. 9(uF brubt.
loiem Bese na6 SaputIe, q. 9. 9as
Rei6s Marineamt bat oas 5olgsnoe
6etnnut ssma3t:
.Sm MOnat September finb 141
Sanoelsi4iTfe fetnbi6er glationer,
BON Suiammen $4,000 5onnen, psrs
ientt uber 0on ben llnterisebooten be-
GentraImd9te setapert porben, ober
ouf Mineu aufasluufen unb unterses
gdngen. Srei5ebr Sapitdne BON feinoz
Iiden Sdiffsn purOen ssfanssn se,.
nommen unb eB ipurben brei Rdnunen
Don bepaffneteu Sampfern er6eutet.
Quberbem purpen SO SHtffe Don
nsutraIen 9droern, BON auIammsn
72,60o Sonnsn, psrientt, neil lie
aontrssaass an 9uys lastsTh
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lIagiaublid,e 9Rnbei4.
Tremicr SsaaItb Oeriueigert bic Sei-
ietnng Der bingeridjteten iriidJen
Wi1rtDrer III geucilltcr @roe.

2onooh 2G. 0ttober 2niu-
renee @tnneQ, oas notionuliIttide
&arIuments @titgIieo BON g3orth
8eitmeatb, fragte am 9onneritag
ben Fremier QIsquitb i'm llnterbaus,
OBJ Die 5iegierltng I'M 2Sntereiie elmer
geri6bnung nidjt oem @lnIde be5
seiamntten goItes BON 2Srluno nadl-
geben uuo geItatter MOLE, oab Die
Sei6en Der sur Belt Der JeDoIte IN
31tblin hingerihteten W&Gnner DON
benz Naee, NO lie ieet IiegerL e1t.
ierrtt lno in geDeibter gnoe begru.
BEN iuerben oiirfen. Der 3rentier en-,
fIGrte, OuB Die Regierilng m5er
Stdnoe iet Dem Geiu6e 5u piaiob-
rpff
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Rpmfplibirnns
Ser i6pebenben g DUH
3eutf6lunbs in lang
friftigen Inlei9en

geplant.
Berlin, 26. Sttober. QuT brabt.
Ioiem @ege naa Sappine. Die Yub'
get=aommi1ion bes Reidstags uno
Der S9asnmtsfetretdr 9ruf ppr EDs
bern bistutirten am 0pnneritag iibe-
bic esinansloge oes 0eutifen Rethes
sfpeds aonIoIioiruns Der i9pebenoen
S9ulb, ipssisl DON Shusumtsnoten.
in Der Ssprm IangfriItissr 9lnleihen
gis iebt bate Der Reibstas &rtegs=
trebite i'm @eIammtbetroee BON 81
O00,0o0,000 Mart betpilligt. @un bic
Ter Summe nurbeu Biz gum 80. Seps
tember 48,6o0,00O,000 Wart dussez
geben. 37,5O0,0O0,00O Mart purben
in 5orm Iangfrtittser QluIei3en aitTses
nonmen unD Der Reit bur9 BEN Der
tauF pou S6aYntsnoten. SIM Sttos
Der purben 2T 100000 Mort, rpel6e
fiir bus I'M iBungsDert peruuss
adbt ipuroeu, IN ben Rei9sI9as sus
riid6eaablt. a.gAS
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Sritiiher WiimeniuHer
tprpebirt.
Ollie Offi5iere urb 73 Wann pDn ber
9efaBung umgstommeH.
Nsr u Manu purosn ssrsttet.

2onbon, 26. SttO6er. 9as Nas
riHeminiitsrium tiiHbtste an Donnsrss
Tag offi5isl an, bab Der brttiiae Utis
reriuder nGsntita" oon eiHsm Inter
iesboot tcrpsoirt unb uerisntt poroer
isi. GGmmtIihe Offi5iere unb 79
Wann pon eer Semitic" tdmsn um.
unb es nurosr nur u Wann gerettst
Der aOmmanoeur bes Shiffss plr
Der 2sutnant Commander Sohn
Bbite BON Der t5rigIi6en Glutts.
Bonn tirtif6en artegss
6auplaB.
SonftantinopsI, 26. Ottpber.
SSSn Der Sonntag gtant iiberrdI6ter
tiirtii6e lruppsn bas 5ritiIde Eager
in Der Rd9s BON S6eit6 Soub am
5igris, unternuIb bon aute@lsImurc,
urh braneen in bic britiItben Srdben
Elm, ME ods tiirttitc Sriegsminiftes
rum antiiu0igt. DE giirten tebrter
in lire eissnsn g3oiitionen surHd
nahbsm lie @affsn uno 9orrdt5s sr.
beutet
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Der britifde 0ompfer .sibmoutb

Der britiIde 9ampfer ,SiOmoutb"
bon 4045 5onnen; Der nOrpeSII4e
Oanlpfer ,8enus H., DON 784 GOns
.nen; Der bdnii4e 9umpfer rllIf", BON
1913 3onnen; Der belgiI9e 9ampfer
p6omteHe be 5lanbre", bon 1910
SOnnen unb Der britiTde S9pner
rSpeeO", pon 200 SDnnen. Die ges
Iasung Der rSibmOutb" purbe geIuns
BET.
Die 8epeIts Der Central Reps
as g5riitiaria fagt, baB bus bdniI3s
S9iff ,2opbou" IN Der Nprbise Don
einem beutIfsn llntsrIesboot in grdno
geitett lporoen iei.
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Ser Telbsus tn Der Do
brmbfdba
init Der Ginnabme DO i
Sfdernupoba 10 gut
ME geponneH.

- ~ : - - - - ~
ipie gem nnen.
gerlin, 26. Otto6er. auf brabts
toiem 8ess na9 SapDilIe. Die Gins
nabms Don 5i6srnatpoba burd bic
armee bes SslbmarTdalls BON Wlatsns
, ZEN bat Der militdrii6en Gage in Der
Do6rubida enbsiiltis cine fiir uns
giinitise Wsnbung sssebeH,1 ia9t Der
Miilitdrfadmann Der lleberitesgla9r
| ri6tn 49eutir.
Der rs9te Iliigsr Der bereinigten
bulgariffen. Ssutfden unb tiirtii6sH
9(rmse riidte 1Ofort na6 osr ginnabme
bon Gonitaujc ipeiter Dor unb trie5
ZEN sSeinb &c StiiOmster (msbr als II
Uleiltn nett 5uriit. Bon baun on mar
bic GinnaEme esr DidtigeH Staot
Mebiibje nur n06 eine 5rag. Don ne.
nigsn Stunben, Ia fie Don fer Jlanss
aus bebro5i mar. 9a auf bisIe Weifs
bic ruiIii9 rumdniidtn sloiitioreu
bonn Often Der aufserolIt lpuroeu,
mub.s aud Der DstIi4fte Stiibpuntt
Der 2inie, bic Stabt RaHopa an Der
0onau, alifgsgeben perben-
Die @trbiinb.ten itanbeu isbt boz
benz itart.n SOnau : 9riidsn.opi
z Si6ernaipooa, Der nun beitimmt
mar, ben Riid5us bes ruiIiT4 rumda
nii6en 9eeres 81 beden. Die giiens
babnIinis BON GouitnHSa Biz 5f4ers
napoba III Eeuts poIitdHbis i'm gsl;s
Der iiesrsi4en @erbiinbeteH unb re
bilbst nit ssm pieIen getrie5smateriai
= 2otomoi:Oen unb Mdsgons = bas
.rbsutst ipur5e, cine, Dor5iislide 9aiis
fir fpeitsrs iiratssiide Sp.raiiOnen.
III Sieiss GiIenbabnmatsrial purbe
bon ben RumGnen unb Ruiien aus
ibrr Jlu4t suriidgslaien,
Die ssIdlagsne Irmee purbe in
3fpei a0rpsr getleilt. Disjenissn. bic
niat auf Dem Sdlahtfeloe fislen obsr
sefanssn ssrOmUten tpurben. rstisten
ii6 bur6 oi. GIu9t iiber bic 5i9er=
ndnoba Bride rcer IN ben uDrblifen
5bsil Der Gorubida.
.Rad Der GiHnabme BON sitsrnar
ippba bsberri6ten Die Geihiise Maa.
denfens bic beriibmte 8onau6riids.
Dis Bride lit bic srObte IN europa.
Sbre Geiammtldnge, beioe 2lrms Der
Opnau unb sds inmpiige gum 5beil
unpaFirbart 9eldnbe auf Der rumdnis
ifen Seite iib.rIpannenb, bttrdst IL
ailomeier (ungeidbr 10a M.ifen).
Die 9riids tpuroe i'm Sabre 1896
pollenbet.
ga1 oem @srluit Der gonItdn5az
gIhernap6ba 9inis ieitens Der Ru>
mdnen miiFen bic benStbigtm 8ors
r1tbe, bic Rublanb lieiern muB, iiber
5ipei unbebeutenbe unb idle6t squ:s
pirte Giienbabnlinisn in Der Mulbau
bsrbeigeIbuifi lperben, OSer iiber Die
Dpnaubdfen 9alaB unb SbraiIa. bic
aber ieinsn @ergleih NIT Gonitnnsa
ausbaIisn. nub bic aud uur ponSdtfs
fen nit serinstm Siefsans erreitht
lperbn i5nnen. 9lsih3eitis III bic
ipi@tisite gdbn, bic fir ben smnss
port pon 9lrtillerie ii1 eisnsts, bic
9abn pon Gonitan5 nab guiarsit, ben
Rumdnen perIorsH. 2lae artillsrie unS
Runition BON RuBlano mug BON iebt
an iiber Sbrdila unb plotsei sslhitt
iperbtn.
san ben lssssa saar Ssasa fat I'd ]
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Gie Seftintmmngen
Il eber ben Qustauf6 beut.
f3er unO engItf der 3iz
pilgeiaugenen Ser,
lin betauntsegeben.

Berlin, 26. Sttober. guf brdbts
loiem Ness na9 Sagptle. Die .Rprb=
oeuti6e 9llJ. 3eituns" perDffentlt6t
bic Gir3elbsiten Der ,lpii6en Grob'
britannien uno SeutI6Iano getrpffes
nen 9ereinbnrung nit 8e5ug duf ben
Qtustaufh alsr 9euti6eu unb enslis
IHen 3toilgefansenen I'm g(lter ppr
iiber 45 Sabren. ipelfe in @Hsldnn
ooer beHen &olpnien unb in Oeutfts
lamb internirt fino. Die 3situng iagt:
rgs puroe peretHbart, baB 9efan=
gene, peIhe nod ni9t 45 Sabre al!
iinb, entlaiisn perben foQen, Iobdlo lie
oieIss qtlter errsi8t baben. geibe 2Gn>
Der iinb isooa autoriitrt, 2lusHabmeH
gu MAIDEN, penn es ourh militdrifft
9riinbe gsre@tfertist erI1eint. Gisi:
GlauieI ipur5e Don SroBee;tauHieu
biBugefiigt unb ppn 0sutIdlanb al.
5eptirt, I'M nl9t Die 2(rNnbms Der
gan8sn 9erein6urung gu gefdbroen.
.9eutI4Ianb bate 3uerit Dor9es
i6lagsn, oaB ale 3tDilgeFangeneH in
bsiben 2dnoern aussstauiht perber
ioGeH auf oas gessnisttise 9eripre6en
bin, baB teinsr BON i6nen gum Wliiis
tGroieuft berangeSpgen peroeH ion.
Dies purbs dber oon Gnglano abges
Iebnt. Damn idIug SeutI6lunb bor,
ale 3ibilgef1ngenen iiber 40 Sabre,
obne QusnGbme, aus5utaui6en. Die
lem g6ri6tng itimmte @ngIunb Bel,
na9bem o6ige gsinrGntuus bpn
0sutIdlanb atSeptirt lporben mar.
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Wei6ipmnben
ST in SeutiaIanb bic @SfsS ,.ttl
DOR sinsm br ,,srs
..SrI.

Berlin 26. Sftober, iiber 9on-
BON. = Der orobeube Bapiermaneel,
pelher Dor mebreren Dtonaten inter
BEN 8erlegern ifipere 9eiorgris per.
uriaht botte, ideint iett Der gergar-
genbeit artsueeboren. g9eeer mseb-
Iiaeu SErbsitsrmanssIs ,Mb n4 Ao.
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|l04 gp6 Der angridtde Sda6n i'll (md nat nidI 6efann

ben ben Rumdnsn internirt iporbsn
tparen.
rWa5eoonifds Sront: Dis Gage 1T
bier i'm Wsientli4sn uHOerdnoert.
Siibli6 Dom presba See, an bss
Strabe, bic bon BEN 0Orf 3tuebsat6
mad gitliita fii6rt, ftieb unisre &as
pallerie auf feinbIide grtunbisunsss
abtbeilungen.
nGn Der gan5en 5ront, bonn pres5o
See big ans Qsgaii6e Meer. fanben
id,lpd6e strtillerisgefsdte unb Dor
poitsnsefe9te itatt.
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100000 GOmnen
Stabl
pat bas beutf6e Gta9ls
SRnoitat iett gegtnu
bes Ja6res probue

9erlin, 26. 0ttOber. 9luf ora5ts
lolem We8e naA Sapbile. Das Deut1
lHe Stab SDnbitat 6eri9tet, oaG
ii9 bic pro5uttion ppu Sta6l i'm
Monat September auf 1893 00c
Ionnen beIauie, geger 1,414,0O0 8ou=
nen I'M 2tuguit. Die Sta6lpro6uttiur
in ben eriteu neun Wionaten Des s5a6s
reg betru4 etna 12.OOO.OOO Spnnen.
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bic miIitdriIfe Gage fir bic Rumdnen
gang beoeuteno perf6Iehtsrt, bsIous
oers, neil au3 bic Beutitsn un0
Seiterreibe- ii9 jebt fbcn Der msiiten
RarpatRnpGiis bemddiiot habsn.
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Die 2sri6e miro a6er jeff pou oen@e(6aten
Oct 2}er6iinoefen 6e6err(6f.
0imiicn ,tno 0imnamem 5ie9em fid) ,uetter
mnroiuarts 5,triid.
Se 2serbmm o a,,ba,terb iebr eftise sampe m @a,ge
itub anbauer,tb iebr beitige aiiupfe


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Cine gSereiitisnag
gon 3pei grober 6abrifanten Ger-
balloen i'm oelltihen Jfeid)e 5u
EtnnnP nPfn1nr1pns

a(mTtcrbauL 26. Oft, il6er
&onoon. Ger &6Iriihen 3eitlmg" slt.
folge babcn Der 3entralperbon0 oelit.
i6er fSobrifunteu uno Die 5Sabritau-
len Union beihloHen, iib 5u Dereini-
gen. GS ioQ etr inouItrieQer 8ern.
tblugsf6rper BON firnf3tg 0titglieoer't
gebiloet mer6eu inter 5in5ufitgnng
oon rier tpeiteren OtitgIieoern Ser iya-
brifnrten Union i'm ioe5iellen Sntc-
reiie Ser Gbentifnlien iSnbrifeu.
GoiIer @ilbeln rpuroe, ME Die GET
tuna lnelbet, telegropbiib ron oiei2n
gIiidIi9en @teigttiB, iueldes Dor 70
bcber gSidtigteit iiir 9euti4lauos
tutrtN6aftIides 2eben tit" III aenut-
l& qeiett.
q n ,,n 80 y n - n ~ ,, n -,
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3pnbpn 26. SttOber. - 2(uF
bic lDtb, in Der ii6 Rumdnien beftns
BET, tpurbe am 9onneritas lpieOer BON
benz qrertier glsquttb aHgeIpieIt, aLS
er i'm lluterbGus Iagte:
,Die luiIttGrti6e Gage in Humdnter
tpirb ni9f uur BON oieier Regierung,
Iouoern 7uh BON ben ResjsruugeH
unierer Qtutirten NIT Der grObten 4uf'
mertianteit perfoIgt
.Ste tbun dlle8 W}0glt6e", fubr er
fort, ,um unIeren tapferen &umeras
ben in gtumanien gu belfen. Sd hoFs
fe bah mir bic Gage ni6t gu pe6imis
ittf6 auffuiien. sSn RuBlaro, 6rarts
reid, Groldno uno Stalten merben
jebt gemetnI6aFtIt6e WtaBnnbmen ssa
troffen, unb mir ale tbun nnier glo9'
Iidites, I'm gtunlGnien IN ieinem
&f I'm ietns llnubbdnstgtstt gu
ugteritiiBen.
8rttif6e Munftfons j a.
brill in bic 2nft ge
flogeu.
2orbor, 26. Stiober. am Uorts
neritoo Qlbenb ipurbe pffi3iea betonHt
asmac6t, baB am Dhttpoa etns Tfas
nitionsfabr!t in &ent IN bic suIt es'
fIpsen Sei. 3pei psriClsn iultrDsn 90
tDht. lHs ssba i4psr sis!ssh
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No. 259.
QSetterberiMt.

SIR Obio unO bas weFli9s
PnHIRloanien: 2riibes, ndrmere5
Aetter am Sreitag, gefolgt pon Rsqen
IN Der gta4t. 2tm Samitag pa6t,
i4etnlt9 I60nes 8etter.