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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

E E {; 4 $ ! H H n :;
| SIX IMMENSE BARGAINS.
ART DEPARTMENT.
so Different Patterns of slLKOLINE for Curtain
Draperies and Fancy Work. looks like silk; it
per yard. Our price. lie. per yard.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Newmarkets in Black, Dsrk Green and Gray
Mixed, with Bishop Sleeves has been good seller at
sl45o. We will close them At the low figure Of
1915
Ladies' Striped Nowmarkets, and only few of them
on hand the price formerly was g. The balance
mus, go at s4.s5
Ladies' Corkscrew Jackets In Navy and Rlae, Tailor.
made, and well worth from IS to 49, Reduced to
$500.
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
One lot Of Childrens Coats in odd sizes, Plain and
Striped Cloths and tho latest style formerly sold
30, 80 and s1O. They must 10 now at 1878
10 Children's Coats in different Sizes well made and
trimmed. in Plain and Striped Cloth. sold for &C. 81
and Is. Closing price $3.50.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Don't fail to attend our GRAND NOTION sale Janu.
airy IL to 10, 1t will pay you, AZ we are Offering the
BIGGEST bargains ever offered in the city,
e 6 g ~ Y Y :: :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
jail IT'LL STH AND D STREETS,
OK 40 WILL BUY 80 LADIES' ALL-wOOL
'1C.4J Fancy Newmafket: s.:.3 viii buy 81
Ladies Fancy Atwood Jacket at KAUFMAN'S Double
Continuation store l24l and DAB lit {. u st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

NC4hOAuti'i, lAiu Idl1-0t
MAc1SrosHEs-LuvrRrrs.
Waterproof Coats have grown to be almost
as universally popular with gentlemen as
with ladies'. Keep dry--it don't cost much
and half hour out in q smart shower will ruin
enough clothing to buy two or three of the best
sort of waterproofs.
There's no disputing the fact that the
CHARLES MACINTOSH people of London
and Manchester. England, hold the high hand
Of superiority in the goods they put on the
market Their creations robbed Of all the
Objectionable features that prejudice you
against these sort of garments They arc posi-
lively odorless. absolutely water tight and
won't crack and split. They get them up pat
termed and designed after the latest overcoat-
ings, and you're not likely to think thema
rubber coat'-Rather a neat lightweight walk
ing garment
Our advice to you is to buy the MACINTOSH
the English Macintosh. They are GUARAN-
TEED and you don't take any risk in the mat
ter.
We are their sole representatives in the District
appointed such-and are provided with
the latest and best qualities. They are not
high. That's an impression you've picked up
because they are exclusive in their character
They are popular coats-and sell at popular
priees
SERVICE UNIFORMS.
How about the Liveries' Are they in good
trim and shape, You can save yourself all
worry concern on this subject bv Just send
ing your coachman footman. bell boy. butler
or any one in your corps of standardization to
us. Wen fit them out-as they should be-with
everything they need. Drop in and BEE about
ityourself If you've the time-though you'll be
perfectly satisfied with the result-both the
prices and the uniforms-if you entrust the
whole thing to us. We are one of the few com
ptets Livery outntters in the United States
and none can do any better by you.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
KEEPERS OF sPECIALTIEs.
Pennsylvania AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET
jail
IpEMNASTS OF DRFSS GIyGUANs AX az
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WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Cor. 11th and r SITS. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
A REFORM LONG NEEDED.

We need not inform any lady, especially n small n,
stout lady, that lack Of skin Is but too appars, Is,
the sharing and finish Of ready -made cotton under
wear--a rule almost without cNcertian
The ISlHis Royal claims special brightness IN in.
aneuratng r'ffrHa tong IT, but rather wonders
that Others have not recognized that the same thon,,
and skill might As probably be bestowed ON under.
garments as on ENTERTAINMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THOSE 500.
DRAWERS.
The Canton Flannel Drawers
which we offered at greatly re-
duced price a few days ago have
been selling rapidly. We still
have affair assortment. Sizes from
20 TO AZ inch-difIerent lengths
to each waist measure. They
are displayed in the Mems
Furnishing Window on T street
Again We quote the low price
6Oc. per pair. Made to sell for
75c.
(First foor)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
JAN UARY
U II B r ELLA SALE.

Today we put quick moving price on some 1000
GLORIA and SILK UMBRELLAS. We need not tell
You that we WARRANT all our Gloria and Connestoga
Silk Umbrellas and this sale comprises only these two
qualities. When say warrant Gloria and Comes
toga Umbrellas, mean. shonld they split or fade
within year will them free of charge 1t
will be to your interest aud look this lot Of
Umbrellas The prices the lowest that Umbrellas
have ever been offered at and should move them
quickly.
LOT 1-CHoIcE s1.39.
This Lot contains some 800 26-inch Gloria Um-
brellas. with Gold. C1idized and Silver Handles in
knobs crooks and straight handles these are the
Umbrellas that usually retailed at s1.9S.
Of course there is some choice in the haudles and We
think the early picker will get some plums
LOT 2-CHoICE s169
About 100 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas. with Gold.
Silver and oxidized Handles in all the newest desgus
Regular price about 81 25
LOT 3-s1.93.
Only about so in this lot; worth s2.4S They are
Gin. Gloria. with Gold Silver and Oxidizcd Handles
In handsome dosigna
LOT 4-s1.7a.
About 200 2S-nch Gloria Umbrellas, with Silver and
Choice selection Of Handles.
LOT $685.
Regular a. 26-inch Connestoga Silk Umbrellas with
choice Handles in Gold. Silver Oxidlzed and Natural
Woods. We think this the bargain lot Of the sale.
LOT 6-s3.0S.
Choice of some so 2S-inch Connestoga Silk Um.
brellas with Silver Oxidized. Large Stylish Handles
Regular retail price So.
LOT 7-s5.0s.
Choice of large lot Of 20 and 2S-inch Connestoga
Silk Umbrellas with Cold Silver Oxdzed and Novelty
Handles. which reta;led at e. So IS and 80, all 20
at $5.9S.
IS YOUR CHANCE
UMBRELLAS
e. e. g. :: :! II II
#HH N 4 81 g. &C. 3's ##"## +
1t 316 9TH ST. NV.
IOO DOE MEMS FINE HALF HOSE IN PLAIN
LOV Goiors. stripe BalbrigEan and Isle Thread.
kAUFMAN'S Double Combination IL til st. sc. IL 1-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
WHY Is 1T SOY

Because nv do tho largeS bsiasss is nrst APPARENT
and Is the logical conclusion
h,o"eSc 1oe nessr harr tcu kecp trash. While
ner merchants are strasning every nerve 20 adver-
eso 'he pest Disable Sarments at l@SS,. and 2Jc.-
ass AT the best-we are striving 20 serve you better
N nlgher priced but really cheaner gonds
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SILK CURTAINS REDUCED.

Cross Stripe Silk Curtains in
Old Blue, Terra Gotta and Gold.
Reduced from 50 to 81.
SILK Curtains i'll combinations
of Light Green and Old Rose.
Reduced from Sl4 to SlO.
Silk Curtains III combinations
of Old Gold and Terra Gotta. Re-
duced from SIS to Sl2
Silk Curtains in combinations
of Old Pink and Old Blue. he
duoed from SIS to $500.
(Fourth fioor.l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
A sTocK-TAK1Na BARGAIN IN sATTEEN /;

To close out the balance Of our
stock of French Satteens prior 10
opening our now goods we have
made the price lie. per yard.
These are the best grade Satteens
and should meet with q ready
sale.
(Second foorp
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
FLOOR RUGS REDUCED.

Shy O feet. White China Goat
Floor Rugs. Reduced from S3 to
$3.50 each.
5 by feet. Black China Goat
Floor Rugs. Reduced from So. so
to $50 each.
tFourth door)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
SMALL QUANTITIES. IN DAMAsK
LINEN CLOTHS.

SMALL QUANTITIES" IN DAMAsK
LINEN CLOTHS.
Every line Of Damask Cloths,
Of which we have left only half
dozen or 30. will be closed out at
once at a greatly reduced price. A
few of these are slightly soiled.
They offer a splendid chance to
effect great saving, especially Of
interest to keepers of Hotels,
Boarding Houses. Eating Houses,
&c.
g Damask Pattern Table Cloths
with red borders, 2 yards square.
Reduced to Soc. each.
IL Damask Pattern Table
Cloths, with and without red
borders, 2 yards long by . yards
wide. Reduced to Sl.25 each.
so Bleached Dmask Fringed
Table Cloths, 23s yards long by
IN yards wide. Reduced to
$l.5O each.
2Cream Damask Fringed Table
Cloths, 2 yards long by 2 yards
wide. Reduced to 81. so each.
Cream Damask Fringed Table
Cloth. 2,yards wide by ~ yards
long. Reduced to $1.7o.
2 Cream Damask Fringed Table
Cloths, 2 yards wide by yards
long Reduced to 81 each.
5 Seven-quarter Damask After
noon Tea Cloths with two rows Of
drawn work and knotted fringe.
Reduced to S2 each.
Cream Damask Fringed Table
Cloth. 2 yards widely 81 yards
long. Reduced to $3.50.
Damask Pattern Table Cloth,
"a yards long by 2 yards wide.
Reduced to So.
3 Bleached Damask Fringed
Table Cloths, 2 yards wide by 3
yards long. Reduced to $3.50
each.
z Fine Satin Double Damask
Fringed Table Cloths. g yards
wide by 3 yards long. Reduced
TO 81 each.
3 Bleached Damask Fringed
Table Cloths, yards wide by 30
yards long. Reduced to So each.
(Second fioor)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

ID will buy 80 i2-4 White Wool Blanket: "a IS
VIII buy So Wool blanket at KAUFMAN'S Double
Combination, llth st sc. 1a1l-3t
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sroCK-TAKING SALE OF FUR CAR
| RiAGE ROBES.

RiAGE ROBES.
The following lots of choice Fur
ROBES are offered at greatly re-
duced prices TO close them out
before stock-taking.
Novelties" in Fancy Fur
Robes. Reduced from S1l.5o TO
$3.50 each
Prairie Wolf Fur Robes:
Reduced from Q Ia. 70 to S11.50
.Keducedfrom sl7.5o to sIa5o
Reduced from s19.75 to els
each.
Imitation Black Bear Fur
Reduced from sl4.75to sl3.5o
each.
Reduced from ga. 80 to ego
each
Raccoon Fur Robes:
Reduced from e24.60 to $50
Hudson Bay Wolf Fur Robes:
Reduced from $3.50 TO e20
each.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. llth aud i sts. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

sTOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN EVEN
ING DRESS DRAPERIES.
No merchandise is too good to
take part in this sale.
45-inch Black Brussels Net, en-
brOidered in q combination Of
three rich eolors. Reduced from
70. as to 81 Yer yard.
Several odd Patterns" of
Black and Cream Silk Illusion, in
Gold and Silver effects. Re-
duced from 81 so and 81 to 81
aud 8 / 80 per yard
(f irst foor.p
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

sTOCK.TAKING REDUCTIONS IN
DRESS GOODS.
38-inch Side-band Dress Goods.
Reduced to lie. per yard.
3S-inch Atwood Striped Dress
Goods. Reduced to 25c. peryard.
This is an exceedingly low price
for the quality.
3S-inch Atwood Plaid Dress
Goods. Reduced to 371fc. per
yard. These have never been sold
for less than soc.
(Second hoor.)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
A GRAND CHANCE FOR MEN.

tNAND CBANCE tOR MEN.
We have lowered the prices on
our stock of Mems Imported
Breakfast Coats, Billiard Jackets.
Smoking Jackets, Bath Gowns and
Robes de Chambre. Why mark
them down. because in trnde
parlance We are stuck" Christ
mas year ago We did not buy
enough Of these Jackets and
Gowns, SO this Christmss we con-
cluded We would not get caught
that way again. and as a result
bought too many. You will buy
them il the price be low enough.
30 We have made it low enough.
These are fine imported cloth
garments, custom made In .
superior manner and now lack
from q dollar to five of their
former price.
(First fioorJ
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
TWELFTH ANNUAL GRAND
COTTON UNDERWEAR
! F F i 1 { E. 4 + $: $: $:
## FL $ = u !, +
r 4 90 ILL -

Our feeble attempt at descriptions is more art to
mislead than instruct; therefore you 20 re-
serve Judgment until infinitely and critically note
the materials and finish and practically the ut of
the garments mentioned below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

DEMNANTS OF DRESS GINGHAMs, Ak. So;
HI Remnants OF Fine Saline and ga; Calico REM
nants. 80, at KAUFMAN'S Double Combination. i lth
st. sc. ta11-5t
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A COMPLETE STOCK.

tisa fact conceded By merchants visiting Washing.
ton. and who seldom leave without a visit 20 the
fAAis hoyArs Cotton Underwear Department that we
nave us dT9esi and ost varied OUTSIDE d Nee
lOrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

I M DOZ. MEMS FINE HALF HOSE IN PLAIN
lOV Coiors, Stripe. BalbriTean and Isle Thread
that We sold from lc to 4c., all 20 ut l5c per pair
kAUFMANS Double Combination, 18th st. Sc j 1-3t
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'DC.4J Fancy Newmafket: sa:!3 will buy 81
Ladies Fancy Atwood Jacket at KAUFMAN'S Double
Cotnnlnaton store l24l and 243 It'll St IL -3t
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AND
Third, FaH 1.ns snail ons srtra sfss.

THE PALArs ROYAL "orenlng- q Cotton Under.
wear for 1890 comes after months Of preparation aud
after many experiments - which much anxious
thought has been given.
"eshall have on view Monisy $4,000 worth
oil Cotton Culercarments. which include exclusive
novelties IN ladies' Hems;tched Underwear. Hand
Embroidered French Underwear also aeomplete stock
oilniants'. Chi!dreu's. and Misses, rndersarmeuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
INTELLIGENCE pRouGHr TO BEAR.
WHAT Is THE USUAL WAY,

The usual way is 60 buy from manufacturers va.
trust 10 ioos only. The result is il-cut III fitting sar
mentS trimmed with CHEAP. snowy embroidery ans
laces that aunder badly that it can be written the,
don't wash at all Fair looking when new aud low IL
price is this trash, but dear at any price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
We close al s O'Clock, ercepf Saturdays,

THr Box MARcHr.
WORTH REMEMBERING.
20 PER CENT discount from reduced prices in the
Cloak Department
10 PER CENT discount ON all goods In other de-
partments
REDUCED FRIcEs-some great bargains on the
eoun.er..s
NOTION sALE-sEE LEFT SHOW WINDOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11

is perfectttting undergarments which insure more
comfort, superior appearance and q better fitting
dress as your dressnaker viii tell you moro eco
nomica garment also because Of beng so much more
durable than the goods made Ia the usual way.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-04
Gillr llnterrepnna nit @prann.

g&ew.@orf, 8. SUM-. -- Sine pom 26.
Oiai oatirte @orreiponbens bes biefgen fran
aDfi'dpen Slattes Sour er oes Gtats uns"
ans Sauanna titeruittelt iOl9enbe tpeitere
9a6riGIten iiber ben ooltielbf oerbafte'en Baz
rtIer Ol0roer Gp-au6: Sn elmer lluterreoung
nit einein 8erid)terffatter itelte @nrauo Sll=
nGGEi in Abrebe, ben SO0 oeS SaufmaHHe8
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ais 9eide aufgefun6en tpIr6e, oeranlaBt III baz
ben. Sos glatt nit Der 4uiid|riit .Nti4d
@nrono." bos bel Der 2eide aefunScn puIoe,
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fhtn Ycli5ei, tpeIdC iid anf bequeme 28:lie
beriibmt MAIDEN tuOllte. Damn CAB Gprauo
3u, an oeri6iebenen Srten, netit IN 9emetn=
ifuft NIT ieiner @eliehteN, Sabrlele Somparor
mehriate gilbruhebiebitd1le bc9angen uno
babel neif rtdt CUTE 8eute 9emadlt 81 baben,
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$4,000 SrQucs. Die Grmoroun9 bon 9Ouffe
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zines 8iSbilabls 9eididt mor6en unb ala er Al
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oaE Gouiie's 2ed)e auf benz Sooen bdnae /;
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Stun bdtten fie Die 2e,he ab9eihnittsH uno 0er>
iudbt, iie in einen Sad 81 itcden, tuae nit Dem
tfetien &0rper jeoof 70 iftper mar, oaB iie ibu
bon gfeuem in bic S0he sogeu uno nm erft IN
ben Cad srpGngten. yiod mehr 4rbeit nad1tt
es linen, Die 2eidle in ben beipuBten Softer III
bsfommen, mas linen erf gelans, i1bem fl
fid, Beibe auf ben S0rper, ruelder nit &opi u.
EdEen iiber ben 8anb hinausragte, ietten unit
aus 2eibesfrdften oriidteu. Son oieIer 4u.
iireuaung itliefen fe iid) ert aus unO reifer
bann nod 2pon unb WarieiQe, mo- Der Scffa
uefiedt mur6e. 0ilt grocer Saitbliiti9telt er.
adblte gnrauo, baB er erit Coulter, aui beIier
XnpeiIungen er 9ebanbelt babe, uno lpdte
bas gbepaar Yuhsu babe ermoroen moueu
Tr. Wiontque. ber fransoiiide aoniulatsar,t
erflGlt. bnB Gprauo bon unsealein isltene
st1rperE1rfe iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-06-04
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- Bel Gsutralia, Sae., eretsuete Ii9 am
gtoatog yfa9mitta8 cine SGIdgerel 8Uiiteu
elmer Sdaar VEramps" un6 etLiaen Bar,
germ. 9ret Bericuea Durben 0erDIab.t,
etHtr beEieIben pUbri9eiuIi9 t6bhtG.
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wH6iiger SenaeL am Dtontaa abenb eiueu
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filnppt untertau9en. SIN beEbejeilenber 30
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geger fallen l,eSeu unb oGbon Iiefed. Ser
NIGnH ertrant In6 Stpei Der Gtatsr befiabeu
fi9 iebt tn 5aft.
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Sarmers bet &IagtsUtlIe, Sa,, tf bur9 Elm
bur6GehenOes SeipGun Bfar6e tbres Satteu
tttsr ben 60nfen aeranut uuo getIbtet nor
ben. Sbr fIeiues ftab erIttt stueu arm.
bruG.
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neu, aIten Sirde jn Sreeport, SGs., ftir3teH
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ten i@mere SerIesuugeu. 3uet Der Ser
punoeten peroen pUbri@etnIi9 ferbeE.
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S'nni S'rith.

81 6 mono, Ga., 8. Stunt, - 8outine.
Qdd)Gite nobmeu Die beutige SOruittag8frs
sung Der @roBlonp oes ,llnabbdngtgeu Or
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fir StlItun9en einen gertd)t ein, tpel4er enl=
pfieRlt, ale 6ragcn in Seiug auf SaeuFuns
gen, Stiftuu9eu Il. I. 10. Der unbeld)rdntten
9ontrole Der ueridie0enen Otitrtft. 9roBlo9en
Su iber!Qfien. Der Seridlt tpuroe au9enoutz
men. 0a8 Spe;iaI @ouitte, uelac8 erdaant
mOrben mar, I'm bic 6ra9e iiblr &onioltOation
nit onbcren jiioiiden Sereineu in &rp6gnn9
III Slebeu, rtthte ebentauS Ie,uea 8eridjt Elm.
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@omnliiiion, ans il eiuem 0lttglieo fir jeeeu
9ifrtft beiiebtn0, Dor, tpeld)e ei1en @onioltoa-
tionsplan tutwerfen ioll; Der 8ertdt eutpfeblt
ferner, baB bic beiagte &Ommiiiion, falls Son=
iolioirung erSjelt piro, ben 8litriftz9roBlogeH
Wittheilung MAIDEN uno baB 6a8 @refuttps
@onlite alle erna6ieuoen Soften beSablan iou.
Der geridlt puroe nit SO gegen Is Sttmmen
augenommen. - 9a5 @onlite fir 0fitlal be-
riGtete, huB lan9e 91ituale uuO groBe Paras
pberualicn immer mebr uuBer @e0ralh fom=
men rnb oaB iie aud nidt I'M ginflange nit
oem @eife 0e8 Subentbun1s un0 ben Iniidteu
bes SrSGn8 fehsn. 308 @omite etnpfasl Die
@rnennune eiut8 6itrfer. &omite'8 Sur Seretn
fnhnns res 5fituals, un6 Die @mpfehluul
murne einliurig geaebui9t. - 9eute 2lbenO
nu6men sic Dele9aten antheil all einenl ibnen
su @bren gesebenen Sanfett i'm ugraaH9e'
Sntpt
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aQer hiehgeu 5oLjbre6sIer fao fttE ben yEenH'
fuuoeutag ausBefaubsu.
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bier Juiammeu getreteue gCnbent Der 9tabI'
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iber $50 SeIeQoten nntnPIenb. Der GonoeEt
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beratbuuasgegenfano biI0en; ipte es ieoot
bei5t, iouen nm 9obntaTtf Hnr nenige MO
unbebeatenbe Serauberuggeu norgeHor1ttlef
nerbea.
SubiQuu2Olis, SnO., 8. SUM- 5n
Tott 8abRe, Sao., bot Der Strtte Der i3tgl'
nlerIeute ned nIetmG@eHtIi4er SaueE NIT
etuem Siege Der arbetter geenoet.
gtensS eo forb, gtaii., 3. Sunt.-0er
neuufiubise nit Ieiuem 2ObaabBug uerbaa>
bsne 4rbeitstGg it bier In &raft 8etrsten.
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aer, als ALL ,lluIou'" "8geieI orbeIteten, bat
tie arbeit eiusstelIt. Die 3immerIsute
mo[Isu aud nur ueun Stna0en pro Gag Or
beiten; ee tft istUd i4Uterig, Su asen, Dte
bic faftiide @ntiGeiOuu9 auefaueu pirO. Sin
She'll ber 2eute bat bic Grbeit eiageItsllt,
nd5reub bieIe aubere fortfapreu, sebn
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ter befptlIi8t.
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role Soots & SbOe' 'Borter5. uHton," neI9s
por ,uei Sabreu In SoIse siaer 6paltnng
unter ben y gIroeitsLItterH" gegriabet uurbe'
IN bier III eiuem &oIoeut suiamHlen 9efouls
men. Die Union, meIGe Dor eiHem Sabre
MIR AT 2ueipesEeine sdhlte, 5at f1l iu3Wt
idsu itaftig eTtrrtdsIt gGD erfredE fiA init
eirer 3uhI 0on ll5 Serbdubea tiber bic aaR-
,eu ser. @tanteu uub Garaba. gtUa 10000
Itbeiter To SGs5iabEiiep geb0Tea oieiet
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@. Tonue bon Ro4efer, eiaem WitglleDG
bee uatiOunIeu @Tefnt5 @oIiits's, er6ffast
NIB ntTb tpabrlGsiaIt1 mebtste Gage aI'
oautrn. Sn Der beutjgen Situug uIros-
bte Observation-Disclosures Der 0eIegatet
eutaeaea genoumen.
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- gae SeIegoten Der in Srtifel tageaoeu
Emit SilaUeret sonfereu3, nit aRsHabme
bsrisuigeu Der Ser. Stnaten, babeu bie for'
melle @enehmigang bee RON Der @onferen5
beiintrteH Enriis ftiE ben @ougoFtaat Setteu9
Der tou ibueu oertreteueu Wla4te uerftu0et.
- Die pSzbepeaoauce 8eIge"- In BIifeI
ertlirt, OGB i5E artti,I tber Die Grbebuua o0u
@infubr3Suen TN EouaoFnat niAt otnctsu
nor. ba fe Der gnfidt ID, 0ns bic Sppoftt9n
6er Ser. Stuateu gegeu ben 8oridIaa burn
otsie iJriae guunbme beraulaBt uoroen tt.
- Der Sradtfubrmaun Sobaua 9llpneE
In M6bIiug bel gRien III Guf ieiIem s8aBts
DtrbraHrt Gr mar aHf bem Setnwege oes
9rtiiep, ais cine unter Der nraat bettaoItGe
SIni9e nit S9mefeIiaIre Serbra9, Die
@aureH uub ber 8asen geIIetbeu "a SraEe
uuo Der pIte Wanu t0uate ui4e gai& genn8
bon ieiutm Sise berunter. &IS 3HIis tam
mar &c an aOuaeu 96rper sssarenRt,