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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-03-01
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY 4 LADY.

in all parts of the land will make arrange
ments to be in Philadelphia on that occasion.
Every church and temperance organization
should be fully represented.
The Committee are making arrangements
to secure a history of the movement during
the last century, and also of every distinct ma
tional organization
Each State Society is also requested to pre-
pare a brief history Of its operations, plans of
work, etc, to be forwarded previous to the as
sembling Of the Confidence. Carefully
pared papers are 10 'be presented at the meet
ing of the Conference upon a.vaiiety of top
les. Full particulars win be published as fast
as arrangements are completed.
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF WOMEN
The Committee charged with the duty of
arranging for an International Temperance
Convention are progressing with their work,
and it is now safe to announce that the Con-
vention will be held in Philadelphia, on the
18th of June next.
There will be a Concentrations on Saturday,
the 10th, Moss Meetings in the churches on
the 18th, and the Convention will occur on
the 18th, closing with a.meeting in the Acad-
envy of Music on the evening of the 10. This
will be followed by a World Congress, which
opens on the 18th of June.
Beard at reduced rates will be furnished to
delegates, it being impossible to entertain
item, owing to the crowded condition OF the
city at that time.
The meeting at the Academy of Music will
be addressed by some of the most distinguish
ed lady speaker. Tickets for reserved seats,
one dollar. ~
Friends of Temperance, let us be prepared
for req resentation at this Congress-
We hope there will be delegates from each
Temperance organization in our city--includ-
ing the Juvenie--and also from each Church
including the Catholic.
A MODEL BREWERY ON THE CENTENNIAL
GROUNDS. Brewers Association, which
has, through its exccutive committee, been ar
ranging for building first-class brewery on
the Centennial Grounds, held a meeting in
Phila, few days ago, and decided in favor
Of the project. Already over $50, 600 have
been pledged to the enterprise.
So the American people are to be further
disgraced aud humilatediby anlexhibition of
our national vices.
Are the temperance women of this land TO
sit with folded hands and allow this vile bust
less to 20 ON under tie name of patriotism
Is there not moral power enough in this
country, IL aroused. to shake the Centennial
Commission in their seats, and make them
feel that they MIs-REPREsENT the American
people when they allow tile manufacture and
sale of alcoholic drinks On these grounds 2
'fhe mighty forces of evil are at work.
Sall we sit idle in ourhomes and allow them
t, work out their vile designs?
No! a thousand times No |!
Let the appended petitionbe circulated I'M
aediateky, and returned To this Office, that it
nav come at an early day before the Cent-n-
n al Commission.
If a brewery is built upon the Centennial
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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LansbertvilEe, N. IT,. March 4, 1876
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cE The Intelligencer says that the COM
mttee appointed by the Institute held at Gen.
treville to consider ways and means for essah-
fishing high school in Buckingham town.
ship, met at Hughesian school house on the
afternoon of the 22d instant. After discuss.
ing various projects the committee decided to
canvass the township and see how many citi-
zens would subscribe five dollars year Tor
more) for five years, tile amount thus raised
to be added to the Hughesiaa fund for the
purpose of establishing high school in the
Hughesian building. The basement rooms of
the building could be thrown into one and
fitted up for primary school at very little
expense, and the rooms now occupied for
school purposes can be used one for q gram
mar and the other for high school. It Is
proposed that this high school, when cstab-
lislled, shall be free to all children residing
in Buckingham township who are far enough
advanced in their studies to avail themselves
Of its advantages. The following named per-
sous were appointed committee to obtain
subscriptions, and they are requested to meet
with the original committee on Monday. the
2stii instant, at 3 P. NJ, at the Hughesiau
school house Howard Atkinson, Jonathan
Smith. Watson Fell, Henry Wocdman, Jr.,
John X. Scarborough, Preston Fell, James b.
Fell, Samuel Wilson, Edward II. Williams,
DR.. Micheuer, Richard Paxson, Letitia S. At
kinson, Heston j. Smith and Henry Beans.
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JUVENILE ORGANIZATION. The Woman's
National Christian Temperance Union have
adopted form of organization and plan of
work for the juveniles. The following is their
pledge
!" L hereby solemnly promise that | will
neither make, buy, sell, nor use as a beverage,
nor in cooking, any Intoxicating drinks I'm
Guiding wine, beer, and cider, that will not
use tobacco in any form, and that | will not
swear. | also promise not to associate with
those who do any of these things without try
ing to help them, by my example and my
words, to reform"
Tie Woman's Temperance Convention at
Cincinnati did not officially endorse the mill
try drl but it passed no adverse action
Now, boys and girls, sign this, start a Juve-
nile Union, learn the military drill (the boys,
and send to Miss F. L. Willard Correspond
ing Secretary, l48 Madison Street, Chicago,
for full instructions.
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Dry GOODS -
Who can beat these prices for the best
standard makes of yard wide Bleached Mus
Inns? The prices for these different makes
of Domestics were never lower before the war;
nor can they be sold any cheaper any
where now I:
New York Mills Muslin 12Ac. 49, j
Utica Nonpareil Muslin 12tc. 500
Wamsutta Muslin 12ac.
Fruit of the Loom Muslin 1oc.
Best standard makes Of yard-wide Unbleach-
ed Muslin:
Appleton Muslin &c. aalsE8 81 SIS
Atlantic A Muslin &c.
Augusta A Muslin Sc.
Massachusetts d u &c. e
Good wide Muslin 04c.
Cocheco and Merrimack Prints 7ic., by the
piece, or &c. by the yard.
Good Prints &c. t'Ss4 80
sHEETINos.
"a Sheeting 2ao.
Oh and 10-4 Sheeting CSC. and 3ic.
5-4 Sheeting and illow Muslin 12sc.
CARPETS.
Good Brussels Carpets at $i.15. $1.25, 81 80,
$1.35.
Ingram Carpets from 45c. to Si.15.
Hemp Carpets, yard wide, at lSS and 25c.
Old fashioned, wool-stripe Rag Carpets at
SOC.
/ l am now closing out the stock Of Cioaks
Shapls, Fars, and Winter y sss Goods at
prices which you will appreciate.
Goods sold to Families, Public Institutions,
Hotels and Societies, by the piece at Wholesale
prices.
You will find this large line Of Dry Goods
at II. G. Scuddcr's old New Jersey Store
which has been established quarter of a
century, Mo- 40 Greene street, Trenton, Now
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VEN norE AND BUcxs COUNTY. n.
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NATIVE WINEs.-While acknowledging
the general dulness of the liquor business !;
that the whiskey interest of the country has
received severe shocks !; and that the export
lsiness in alcoh u the past year has been
quite insignificant, B0nforts Wine and Liquor
Circular says:
The trade in native wines, OIL the other
hand, seems to be making perceptiblc strides
in advance. Our growers and dealers fn the
native product have very fair prospect be-
fore them it, with growing experience, they
manage their business intelligently.'
We invite the attention of the friends of
temperance to what in thus said of the increas-
ing trade in native wines. 1t should be made
point for special consideration this Centen-
NAL year. THUS may the untoward tendency
be checked by warning those who now con-
sumo these native wines against the danger
Involved. They contain less alcohol, it IS
true, than distilled spirits, but enough to
create an unnatural thirst for more. Cali
fornia, q wine producing State, has q large
percentage of drunkenness, and consumes a
large aggregate Of whiskey, brandy, and
strong alcoholic liquors. Mad. Tenn. Adro.
| In late article in Zion's Herald, Judge
Pitman, Of New Bedford, writing in opposi.
ton to the license system as represented by
Gov. Rice and his supporters, and Of tile i'm.
potance of standing jurors for the prohibition
of the liquor traffic, with great force says n
THE politician may calculate well for to-
day, but the phlosophic statesman only can
calculate for tomorrow. party that sinks
morally will ultimately sink politically
Alas that the chief political parties are
each at SO low moral level OH the liquor
license question, and that the mere politician,
of to-day SO greatly out number the true phil
osophic statesmen.
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The Special School Meeting held at Mount
Airy last Thursday evening, proved An emit g
success. The posts of the new building will
be fourteen feet high and the house will be
declked with slate.
CAPT. JACK.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-31
SelegrapbiiGe 9epcfaea
{7eerihte osr safioeitrten Bref:" fir ben -2or'
reipeHoenten.D
Sulanas9epeihese
Ser ~. GonareB. GrItc gtsmns.

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gSalh lhlngto 80. WfdrS.-sSm g e
mate rei6te Sargert cine Betttlon BON zen
GMratoreu ot6 Sane5 gid=Soncs mo Der
lluiperiiGt bon @aiitoruieu Gin nm &btre-
tuna zines StiideS 2anO in Santa Barbara,
@ountp sur @rridltung etuer Sternpartc.
Cameron legte mebrere Retitionan Dor gegen
bic por9ei1lageue 9lbduoeruug Der Sarifge+
ieee.
Terner eiIe Betitiou bon 1900 BenFondren
aus Bennipluanien gegen abi1affung Der
2ofal 8enlonS.I Igenturen.
pf. g3sqace lber9ab mebrere abnlid)e Pe~
tittonen.
Glanton pom WliiitGrz @emite beridltete gee
aen Sic Getitton DTS Mayimiitan 8oienber9,
ipeldber GntI6dOi9una fir 0ienite ale Smeiz
ter 2leutenant ucrlangt, Die er i'm Stabe oes
Gen. .sWajorS Sremout II. hes. Sen. .=Malor5
Sigel IN Miifouri geleitet bat; Seftd,t an9es
nomnIen.
@odriG beri9tete eiuen TlenarbeI6IuB elm,
ben Prdtoenten 81 eriudlen, itd| i!tr Die f5ret-
laiiung be5 SSenlel5 E. >. DC. Gonoon bel
Der &6nigln Slftoria Su oerpenoen.
Ntorton iibergab cine Senfid)rtft Der Qudz
fer, pelt,e 9egcn DIE lebcrtragung bes Snoiaz
nerzYiireaus pOm Separtenent oes Snnern
an bas &riessz z9epartenltnt protetiren.
Sbernlau riei Die Sia aui, Die Geiete iiber
ben @puruntwertb Der SilbermiiuSen Sll
amensrea; er beantrage, aaes na4 Der @e-
| iebes Slaulel Ill itreiben mt folgeuoerma Ber,
sm ameuoreu: - Die amcrtfaniid)eH Stlber'
miinsen nit guSnabue bcS Grare Dollars
iolen Elm geieslthes 3abluugsmittel Su ihrem
gtennmerthe bis sur pDbe Don finf Dollars
IL ollen 5dllen icin."
Sasrma., iaete, ole eirSige gieuerung bic
fer Bill lei BIZ, ale Sllbermiinsen oes Salt-
oes su 9egale le3eubers i'll lHad3aa,
SOneS bon yteuaoa iagte, DER i3,ped sielei
BtG lei Der, DIE Siirger in ben Yacific
Gtaaten in ben Stauo Su eten, @eihdfts
| obue GtDrRsg AZ tbuu. 0ie 2lnnabme oleiel
Biu nero. bic gad)e ms @leit5eipitt briH.
aeu,
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- Su Ncn=Yort purbe geItcrn i1,. 6ippo-
bronze" Gle Sleuug Der y@briiillben @onpen=
tion," pelte uorgetern begann, fortgeiett.
gtne groBe Weni6eumenge tellte iidl ein !:
Siele tounten gar fetuen 3utriit erlangen.
Ntoobp purbe oon elmer Otenge @eiitlld)er
in's 0ebet genommcu, unO beautluortete, lpie
bic 9epeidJe iaQt, alle iiber ieiue Nirfiamfeit
unb Grfolge ais Rcuiualiit on i'm geltelltelt
Sruaeu in elmer beifGlllg aufgenommenen
g8elle. Die anweienOen rTrOnImen" paren
gani ent;iiCt.
= Sn 6ooIid, gt.-9., brannte geitcrn oaa
,Bbenlr- 6otei" ab. QSerlltit $4,000.
- 5u Wtontpeler, &ermout, lpuroe getcru
@eOrg lRtIt8, wel6er bic ), Sarre= Banf" be-
rGubte, i6uloig befunben.
= Sn Otaudl @bunf, Berui., baben Dor.
geitern befauutlid] Die YroSeiie 9e9eu Die Oel=
fd4 beiprotenen rgtotp 0tagureS" - qez
betme 8UblnNung Der Soblenmluen Arbelter
= begouren. Si5 geiteru bate man nenu
@elhmnrene erlangt. @5 rief geitern erbeb
ltdle IuFregung berpor, al8 man ausfano,
oaB elmer Der SnrOrs, Der iuoeB iofort ;uriid
9e5o9en murbe, incompetent lei.
: Der 8uuoe8 SfatalntS Gontrolepr
auturiiirte geiteru Die @r0ffnung Der Seriep=
bile, ST., ,Griten 9tational-San Sapttal
$4,000.
= Su gteip-Oort betuuost iidl erbeblider
G8ioerftuno ae9eu Die gBieoerarinahme Der
Arbeitrn an Der @reenpifItr. Yieilerbahn.
0fabrere 2ln9riffe ianben geitern auf Die Dir
better itatt, unn etn6otclier, Ser iie nit ieinen
0euten augriif, muroe arrettrt. Die 2lrbeiter
bebaupteteu tbren Boteu, trobbem ibneu ans
Den obercn SeuItern oeS ootelS gSaNer AMI
ben Sopf geibiittet puroe.
- @eitern itanoeu, nadl Dem 8erihte oeS
BunOe8 SdatamteS, 1870, 0,943, 1892 o2egal'
3enoer8" ans. Ser SpeSieporratb be8SGab=
antics betru9 $72 1888 $50, eiui6lieBlif BON
Spe6ie GertiFfateu 5um Setruge uou $31,=
966, 100.
: Ser 9ampfer ySriitol" ging gsIteru
pou YbtlaoeIpbia nad) gluerpool ab.
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sta0t Baltimore.

@erbaitun9 Oouie6s farbtQeu
Ua atroieu. - @eitern Abeuo um llbr
braGte @apt. @lia8 9omarS UGn Dem SdOo.
ncr yoantet loomago2 iehs Iarbtgc Uiatro.
ieu, JtamenS NnOreu Sames, SoIepb Bea,
SaaieS g9ar0, Sobn 8rice, Sames Sobnion
uno 8m. 8. Smitb nah Dem 1itlldleE eta
tiousbanie uno iiberl1eterte bICiapen oem &c.
pahriam Der BoIaa..
@r ic9se, oGB Die Ratroieu Dor Srlr;eu
fiir ielnen Sdooner anseporben leieu. 9aum
babe Ieoob Der Shooner feline Jtelie an9etre.
ten, ais Die @atrOiea plssli4 anssfangeu
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WAp ASNIUtWBkDN&
gS q | in IT II, 80. YtorS. = Sn Der
llnteriuGungSlld) rutoer 2Sm. y. Sttlnann
ruegen Seranbung Der 8unOe8ta!ie nm $47,=
O97 90 tpuroe i'm @rtminalgerIdlt nit Der Se'
rpei8auiunbme fertgefabren uno folgenOe s3eu'
geu pernommeu: Wtatthem Gapion, melfer
I'M mittteren 8a1tbunie angeilellt mar, go
liiilt Omsmore, WtalOr 0ti6arOS, R. Is.
8bite, Elm &lert in Der yY8Mbin9to sSant, +"
@etelmpoli5it Otc 0euItt, 0tittenbOuie, Elm
@lert bel Der 6irma Riggs & Co., feruer s.
u. QS. @larUoe, 9S. S. OJuaUin, $50, g.
6errid, @eHeral y. BaugblOH mo 3bos.
Bbtlbm Don Baltimore.
- gSegeu &letnbanOel8 init beraui9enoen
@etrGnfeu obne GrlaubuiB muroe nioer Rld.
Warbau eine @eIo1traie uon $I25uno miOer
9iuoOlpb Beterieu cine I9eloftrafe bon $12O
poli3eilid perfii9t. 8eioe 2nqeihuloigten
nlG9en uuf crtmiHalrlbterli9e llnteriu6ung
an.
lleber Die am Wonta9 4beno alf elmer
Bauitele al Der @de Der a. StraBe un0
Utames 4uenue Qefunoene IinoeSleide mur0e
9eitern etn Suqueh gebalten. Die 9elhmo
renen erflGrten, oa8 oaS Sinh am II. UtQr3
imll6en uu6 ii llbr Qbeno8 ertidt mOroer
lei. Der Coroner Daabte iid beute an ott
Ortritt5 GommiIIdre nm Nu8icbun9 elmer
Beiobnung fir @rmittelun9 oe8 Ser0rederS.
4ui erue pou ben Oiltrift8:@omGiiiGren oil
Oeu Aum0lt Stantnp Geriftete 3equtlittoE
ermiOerte 2ebterer, 0aB Die Diltrttt8. Commit
iGre in oielerSade nld)t competent 'eteH, uub
empfabl, Die An9clegenbeit ben Boliielz@om=
miiIdren uno 0em Suuoes= 0titritt6 2lupalt
3u iipermeieu. Dieiem Natbe lit 6Olge &c
gebeu morOeH.
- Die lluternebmer Sbos. QeuiS uno 3.
+. 0amliuf iino aufaefOroert moroenr Dem
Oiitrltt ben 5uuiel be3abtten Betrag BON
S3495. 15 binnen 10 Gageu bel 8erme?ouu9
Der &lnge 3uriid 81 eritatten.
- SolgeHoe @ebdloe iolleu aus Sanit1tS.
Gidiitteu abgetrageu msroen: oe8 gtatban
3. Smlp, Der Oarriett 2inall5, re;uer Jtt.
2216, 2sStrabe, uns olc 9ebGuoe III Der
Safe 3mii6eu Der %. uno 20. uuo Ger -
uno S-SuaBe.
- Die Geiunobcitss @ommiiiGre baben Qe
nehmigt, cap Dem franS0iliden @elauoten
auf oeiien Anlu6en cine Qblhriit aIer iiber
Die Sebanolun9 Der Boden unr Die Sodeus
lmpfung uou ben 9eiunohelt8- @0mnIiiGren
erlaiieueu SerIiiguugen unb SdrlittIde er-
tbellt Uer6e, I'M oielelbe Der frGnj0ilideu Re>
9lerung eln5ulenSen.
- Smn1en oen Dtannld]atten Der gltarg'
ldnber auitern Boli3etihaluppe yaittlc
6ineS" unter @apitdn Carpenter, bc8 9an-
piers ,Sarbinaer" unter @apt. Wi. 6. s.
greg9, lomie ueridieOeneu 6ii6crn aus De
lapare uuo BON philadelphia fanO gefern aui
oem Yotomac uume;t Smttbs- $ont ern blu.
tigeS 8relIer HIATT, nobel ole @aplt6ne 0entr
uno Gregg, ELL SOhn OcS @apt. Carpenter Il.
u. perluuneet poroen iino,
Die ~@aluarps Baptiten GemeinOe" bot
ben Or. Wfaion aus Dem Staate MaIa6u
ietts 3u ibreT1 Baitor berufeu.
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Wee1,Sti dlle tete9 GpDtfGjc
SenciG1eft.


- Son ytelp 0aueu, @oHn., tuir0 telGgra
pblrt, baB Der 0ampier y@itg Of 6artiOro," !"
ais er uOrlebte Siadlt ben SluB bluabiubr,
gegen bic 3nabrlife Der ,, ,Nir Zine Sabn,"
luelhe bei WtiooetomH Den Connecticut 6luB
freu3t, ltie6. Die 6Olge mar etHe 3erit0rung
Der 200 Sup langen 3ugbriife. Utenl6en,
ben ni9t oerlebt. Der S6aoen am OamFfer,
ourd ten 3uiammeniOB peranlaBt, murOe
id)neQ reparirt.
- Ger 0umpfer ,2abra5or," nelder bel
9elamare GltD auilici, muroe geferu nieoer
flott uno iebte um 10 llbr ieiue Jteiie fort. -
0te norpe9lifJe 8artco Dtargaretto" liegt am
Oberen Gn0e res 6ort5 9elamQre aHf oem
Snanoe.
= @ou Sitarpa, @nnoCa, miro Sic 9teig=
nation oe8 amerifanlideu GonlnlS u. y.
Price gemelDet.
- Sn ct. Sobn, g. B., Sanaoa, pirb
morgen Der 0teg;eruug8oampfer r2aop 6eao"
erpartet, I'M J{ep~S ~Sruusp:d'S SeitrGge 5ur
Nu8teluus na6 Bhlaoelpbia Su bringen.
- 8ieberbolt miro Elm Bfud) oeS ,,Otrefs
ten Sabels" BON BortSmoutb, N.>0., gemel=
bet. 9ieie8 IRal beiinGet iid1 Der GiB 40
60 Mellen bon Der Gge Bead Station. 9as
Walbeur fanO ipGgren0 oe5 Woufag8 -Sturz
mes itatt unO miro aberrGlS Der gORbeit suz
oeidreben, ba ba8 &abel bis gum &ugen=
blde bes 8iiie8 in better SrDuung mar.
= @OngreBglieo q. 98iliou uou 2Seit. Sir-
giuien, Der frunt in 8aibiu9ton OarnieOer=
ltegt, ioa itdb etmG8 better beiinoen, absr nod
tetneSme9s anger @efabr iein.
- Die uieIbeiprohene 6ra9e, oh eiuStapt.
ratb gerpaltiam eiuen .2eugen Sipinger fam,
lusiagen gu MAIDEN, tam ioeben in Bolton
arr Gnti6etoung. 6. .. 98bitcomb hattie
fd) gelueigert, gem iie BON eluem 9tatbs-
@onlit, al tbu getelte 6ragcn gu beantWor'
ten, uno rpnrbe in's @efdugniB geid,idt.
g9bitcomb erlangte nun geitern aur einer
| Habeas corpus bin oGrd @ntibeioung Oea
| SberaeriftS, meihes bas 8or9eben beS Ra.
tbes fir eiti nu9eietlideS erfldrte. ieine 5rei
belt. g8. nil leet bic Staot mn Sd0oen.
eriab Oerflagen.
-Ole @uraloreu Der nGttanticsM MdIFffppi Ohio:
| 8atn" beantra9ten 9efern i'm Rtbmouber 3reis9e'
rtghte, oaB i'm Sjnterte otr ausIdnotiGeu Bouoiu.
| baber .. @b. Bertins uon YeIusgorf uno G5omGs
| g. Socot bon Gr9iIieu Su QlaIlesgerpdltern er
| nannt meresu,
Yer b6fiir @eltntsboi bon Sirainien bat ae.
| fern euiihteben, nnR Die atlantic Uhifpp @i
lenbapn, ".stutideu RihmOno u. @opiu9tou, Staats
Steuern eebableR mug.
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9te Sbtneiem tn @altfornte...

. Il 8 "a II wv 81. Ulut5. = VI
IHbetradt Der 3ur 3eit Dor iif gebenbeu
4nti @bineien. Sepegung baben Die 0iretto.
rem Der bisiigcn SEEDS grOBea @binetl6eu
@ompaQuie'n" gerern iolgsnbe Sabel De.
peide nad Song Song geidtdt: r@eiete
fin6 yaiiirt morGeu llnO Rahuabmen finb in
g8erfe, um bic 6iueiiide GimUanberung gu
bebenlmen. Senad,ridttgen sic. Die G6ine.
len, OaB tie nid]t hierberfommeu. @s iit 2es
beusz nuo Seiibt5ums~ 9efabr Samit perbun<
Gen, weun tie fommen. 3etgen sic 0teieS
an. lluterseidnet bon ben SEEDS groBen
&ompagnie'u, pcld)e Die diueilde 6anoelSz
b0rie uertretsn. a"
Cine Wa1ienperlamnlluug 1T uuf Wittmo6
ausgei11teben ruorben. @ouoernem Srtptn
mir0 prdToireu. 9ebnlidle SeriammluuJen
ioQen oil 0noern SrteM itottfinOen.
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Yhila0elp bta, 80. War8. - Der
oeutihen Centennial .GOmmiiiion Dabler 1T
eiu 8eridJt Sltaeianot moroen, baB Die Oeutz
idben trauSatlantiinen 0ampiidiiffabrtse@ Sc
ielid)aften fiir 0eutlde 2lusiteQer, @ebiilfen
unp 2(rbeiter iol9enOe YGiiage ez@rutGBigungen
beluiaigt baben: ygtoro0eutidler 2lOpo" in
Srtmcn, ron bort nadl Baltimore ultb 5uriid,
&ajitte 500 Wtarf, 3piidenOeG 200 Nf. !;
y6amburg= 2lmerif. @eielitIaft" BON Sam=
burg mad gtem Yorf, beSp. iotuelt birefte
0antpfer 9ebeu, uadl philadelphia, /. Saz
iiite, iiir Sinfabrt 81 3d., oins NIB Gitdz
fabrt, 687 4R.; 2. Sajiite 225 rnb Ala Nt. !;
OA,,iidnnhccf on NR mnh La AR
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Ser oroBcnee Ssn:nterud, 9age
gSOrcefter, W0fT~ -

gEOrce TER, WfaI., 80. Wf6r3, lIbr 20
Weiu. Na1m. = Ser Damn balt nod, nie
eiil ioebcn einsetrofiener Bsri6teriatter mel
oet. Aber Der Sruf lit 20 SuB brett uub
mIro jeoen augenbid srOBer. gansc fann
9Borcefer, 80. Ndr5. - Man perind)t
sur 3eit, nit 0euballen, @roe unb Baltnz
fG1nmen Gle Seffnuug peS 9ammeS Su bers
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GtIcnbabn l1n8litG. Webrere
sWenfGleu fd)tuer DerIest.

goneOrO, N~6., 80, 0ldrs. = @egen
einen 6radtSIg, nelAer geitcrn 2lbenO Quf
oem S9ieRenwAe Der sGpncorOs Babn" mar
tete, bis etn hurb be Glntb augeridteter
QSt4ihaoeu reparirt peroeu fonnte, prallte in
Der 0unfelbeit Elm BON Wanheiter berautomz
member Baiilgier3ua. Der 6ei3er Bm. Ga.
rote muroe BON Der 9ofomotipe in ben Senoer
Qeidleuoert, meld]er bis 5ur gnn3sn 2duge in
ben Saggagema9en btnelH9ei6Oben (tsle8co.
pirt) muroe. Sarote 1T ipnbrifeinlid) t0ot=
lid uertett. @benio ihlunm flmsn Der Sc
bilI8. Superiutenpeut Silbretb uuo Der Sc.
6ili8. Babnmeiter gS. Surbanf oapOu. 8ie
&ufontotioeu beibcr (3iige rpuroen Sertrim~
inert uno Der 8ag9aJ Jenmaa0on oeS BaHae
9ierSugs8 uuO 6 ooer 6ra9ttarreu muroeu
ara bei9GOlQt.
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@tae WIetDooiftcm GOnfcrens.
Rcttac 93tiG)oistuetbett tttebrI

Yh1l 0eIph hta, 30. Wtar5. = SUf
3ett 1T btec Die 8bilaoelpbia'er @oufereni III
Sibuug. 2lul Montage iollen bic 2lb9eorO=
neteu Sur @eueralz @onferens eriudblt wer0en.
9a8 -0iSsiplinar-@onite bra6te einen 8e-
i4lnB ein, meldJer Die 2tbgeOrOneten sur Sc
uerat= @onfereu3 inltruirt, nabin 5u arbeitels,
oaB Die Ordination BON 8iid)1fen aufb0rt.
SIS lei cine eitte Sborheit, bieleu Brauf bei=
3ubebalttn. Die Stride erfennc MIR 5mti
@raOe Der @etitli6feit an: 0iafone unb pro-
Itoirenbe 2(eltelte. Der Siidof befteioe nur
Elm 9(mt ocrSird)e, uno feline 2Seihe ioae ftattz
iin0cn anBer Der fir beia9te 5Wei @raOe. Die
9lsmiIion iber ben geidluB ioa mOrgen
itnftfiune1
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gi1te futd1ttQe GnfSdtetcttna.

VI 10 y 0 I |, 30. Ular3. - Snl Sttor
Der 1875 brahten Die Ser. Staaten i'm
8unoeS 9iitrtttS @erifte Sluge 9e9eu bic
@roB Mooewaarenbdnoler y. 9. @lafltn &
So. anf 100000 megen .Su uieoriaer 98ertb'
abifdBung impOrtirter Waaren unb mcitere
$3.50, 900, melde tie naf Dem Geieee res5abs
res 1866 fir @5trafen i6AfOet. Die Sertbeiz
Oigung erbob ge9eu beibe 8unfte @inwanO,
unD DIE Sa6e murbe OeS 2Gngeru Dor 0ttdter
Slatd)forO argumentirt. 0erielbe bat nun
mebr ictne @ntideirung abgcgeben uno beioe
ginwenOuu9en auf iubtantielle, BON ben Qnz
mdlten Der 8efla9ten gelieie.te @riinoe auf'
redt gebalten. Der &i&ter 1T Der Quiid)t,
OoB oaS @eieb oe8 Sabres 1928 Our6 bas oes
Sabres 1866 auigeboteH morOcn iei, uno oaB,
menu auf auifeiueuO gegen Die Gnti6et
buug Oc8 Sber 8nnoe6g9ifts, bod that
id6lit Die 6rase, o5 Strafen, meld]e Der
Obstruction oeS @eridtS anbeimaeitellt finO,
ais eIne Shulo betrahtet wer0en fDnnen,
perueineno 5u beantwolteH lei, oa iIe ni6t
be SOee einer bettmmteu Summe iuupls
piren. .8eiOe 2nflasepunfte miiBten Oe8s
bQlb Ql8 uu2ureidleno betradItet iperOen.
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@ermti6te Sepe,GDetp aus NetpI
Nnrf ~

gtemOOrt, 80. ytdrS. Der 9ampfer
ySenllmortb" lief BON Qluerpool, Der OpTr.
State Of Snblaua" bon Glasgow eiH.
- CSpt0 er0fi1ete III I13{
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Sobn ~. borreit'S

SrtsinnI= g9ad1 f o er=Eh eer
turirt 0uieu, Srfduns bUieu SAILS, Seerteit .p.
neaer al5 ir9eno Elm anoeres 6efanntcs 6eilmittet
Uan reriube ibn! 4'reis 80 Gents. gu bobeI in
aQen Qpotbefen CSSe6r.2 ,2sJitef)