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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
THINKS HAMILTON MET WITH FOUL PLAY.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. ia wealthy merchant OF
this city, Ralph worthngton, has just returned
from hunting expedition in the vicinity OF
Jacbson's Lake. Wyo. Sargent, Robert Ray Ham
Itons quasi partner is Of the opinion that amiltons
death due to foul play and not 10 accident. When
the body exhumed, watergrass was found en-
tangled in the spurs. The ford in Snake River where
the accident is said to have occurred is paved with
white boulders and there Is sign Of waegass in the
river for some distance from IT, Hunters told
Mr.. worhngtOn that 1t would be folly TO try TO ride
from the ford 10 Hamiltons lodge after nighfal, and
that Hamilton well knew the danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR OUTPUT REDUCED.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Now - (speciaD.-The volume Of
work done by the Minneapolis -four mills the last week
went backward trne, 1t being the first In six con-
socutive weeks that all past records 10 production
were not broken. The aggregate output 2of 1875
barrels averaging 33557 barrels daily against 20S.-
$50 barrels the previous week. 17s,9sO barrels for the
corresponding time In 1890, and III 400 in 1850.
Tile shortage OF waterpOwer alone prevented tne dally
manufacture from running above $4,000 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
Az AQUATIC COMEDY.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The following sketch Of plot fer play Is
respectfully submitted your political and dramatic
editors jointly:
Time, Now place, Here.
Act I-Day after Election. The Tiger on Top.
TaInmany state Government Secured.
Act IA Day or Two Later. Aqueduct 6ates
Partly Closed making Great scarcity Of Water. Tiger
Cubs HowIing about Impending Water Famine
Act lila Few Days Later still. Commissioner Oh
Public Works submits Plans for Enormous Extension
~ alter Works with Enormous ProzpectiVe fronts 10
Tamnany Contractors. ,
Epllogue-Tbe Tiger Wlnked the Other Eye
New York Nov. L., 1891. C1NICtS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
IC0EIRED BY TILE C. AND o.

Cincinnati, Nov 49," The Commercial Gazette will
say tomorrow that President NJ. f. ingalls,. H. E.
Huntington, Samuel Spencer and c. ID. Dckey.
after inspection of the Chesapeake and Ohio, made
an spccton Of tie Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley Railway from Huntington to Louisville and that
this road within few days will become part Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio system. 1t will furthermore,
that the deal between The Ohio River and the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley roads is or that
Mr. Camden chairman Of the board of trustees OF the
Ohio River road, would not pay the price asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
THE DULUTH COAL DOCKS SILL BURNING.

Duluth, MIMI. WOW. 13-The fires on the coal
docks which have already done damage amounting to
100000 took fresh start this morning. Tie docks
Of the Northwestern Fuel Company caught fire and are
blazing underneath the COAL Laborers are busy saw
ing what cal they Several piles Of coal twenty
feet high and thirty feet Or more in diameter have
unk rs the dock beneath burned, and other large
piles are mass Of red fire. Two OF the fire tugs.
city engine and the fire apparatus Of the Lake superior
Elevator Company, assisted by 200 men, are lighting
the FIRE The less is hard TO estimate, but cannot be
less than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
4 CHECK TO THE sTEUBEy DEMOCRATS.

Bath. y. Y. Nov. 13.-An order hes been granted by
Judge Adams, at Special Term Of the supreme Court IN
Corning for the Eoard Of Canvassers OF seuben Comfy
to show cause, next Wednesday. why writ Of
mandamus should not be granted prohibiting them
from attaching to their Official canvass the proofs a
10 Z. d. sherwood being Park Commissioner Of tn,
city az Ho.1ei'e, and fOr that reason alleged 70 be
ineleible 10 the Office OF Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
AMOS ROOT.

Chicago, Nov. - SPECIALIZATION Root died az JacH'
son. Mich, yesterday at the age Of seyentysx years He
was pioneer and identified with the building Of
every railroad entering that city He was the president
and organizer old Grand River Railroad now oper'
ated by the Michigan Central lie was member CT the
state Legislature in 1853 and had held many important
Offices He leaves a large fortune to his relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
MARRIED.

BETANCOU RT-BYRNE-On Thursday November 12 b.
the Rev Richard g. Woodbridge, assisted BY the Rev.
Edward r. Payson and tho Rev. George s. Payson, Annie
e. daughter Of Joseph Byrne 70 Roberto A. Bessneour
all Of New. York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursdsy, November II.
1901 Mt the hone Of the bride Attiebury " Y.s
BY the Rev. N. c. Birchby, Maggie Thompson Chamber
lain granddaughter OF the late Colonel John Ihompsons
70 Edward Vernon Hood.
~, at Holy Trinity, Brcckiyns
By the Rev. Charles H. Hall, rector Florence Aithass
daughter Of Alden ). Swan, 70 Walter Glib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

Mrs. Henry Randall waite, the Rev DR.. end Mrs Cnnss
H. Hall Dr. James Crufsshanf Horace r. Irnins VIII
lam Abbott O. r. Bishop, 5. II. Cowpcrihwait MI ana
Mrs. Frsnk Fuller, H. ". Dillingham;, Dr. l.. punean
Buiscy, Charles Hopkins Dr. George Isidiaw NOM T.
Rogers and Professor y. A. Stoddsrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
THE COLUMBUS CELEBRATION IN MADRID.

Washington, Nov. I3.-The Government Of spain has
requested the United states to be represented at tho
ceremonies to take place at Madrid In commemoration
Of the 4OOth anniversary Of the discovery of America
by CUSTOMER Columbus i. Bird Grub, the Min
ster Of the United States TO Spain, has accordingly
been instructed to represent this Government that
eOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
RENSSELAER, cAyVASsERS ARRESTED.

Troy, Nov. 13.-The Rensselaer, County Board OK
Canvassers this afternoon appointed committees on the
returns and adjourned until noon tomorrow. The re-
turns from three dist lets are still missing. Tho Demo
cratic inspectors in of these districts arrested
to-day and arragned before Justice seaman charge
Of wilfuly refusing to sign election returns. They
were held for examination on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

far as to lead to strike II Iiko,y that rsas
venencc would result the stage hands
can be secured without much trouble. and especial
nar- cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
INFITEN7A IN GERMANY

Berlin, Nov. 13.-Infuenza IS having many victims
In Posen large number deaths have already been
reported to the authorities. The physicians Of the
place arc constantly occupied. Influenza has also
made It's appearance In the northern suburbs Of Berlin
In one free hospital alone. eightyseven persons suf
fering from influenza yesterday admitted for
medical treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
4 R4ryuAKEh pREPIR,yG HIS REPORT.

Washington, Nov. 13.-John T. Els who was In
charge OF the Governments ranmaklng experiments
In Texas arrived in Washington oday, aud began the
preparation of his report to the Secretary OF Asr
culture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
ALLEN G. THURMAN SEVENTY, EIGHT YEARS OLD.

ALIEN G. THURMlN SEVENIY'EIGHI TLAKs ULD.
Columbus, Ohio, Eov. I3-Alen G. Thurman is
seventy-eisht years Old today. The anniversary IS
shorn Of much that would be bright and cheerful By
Mrs Thurman's death. The Thurman Club had in
tended 10 give elaborate banquet in honor Of the
an but the death Of Mrs. Thurman has caused
modification of the arrangements, and whatever cee
bgatoa may take place Will be private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
FRENCH FREE TRADE COMMITTEE.

Paris. Nov. ia fec-trade committee has been
formed here with the aim Of protecting French inter
ess abroad There are seventy-fve members, incud-
ing several members of the Chamber OF Deputies.
Deputy Rcux is president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

SIl CHARLES TUPPER AND THE GRAND TRUNK.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir Soon after the general election in Canada In
March last Sir Charles Upper made violent attack
upon the management Ct the Grand Trunk Railway
for assisting the Liberal party and went so far as to
attempt 10 control the election OF trustees in England
One not acquainted with Sir Charles would have sup
posed that his indignation at the action OF the GraGd
Trunk officials was genuine and not for the purpose
OF covering up the own Illegal action. few days
since in one of protested election trials in Ontario
the general manager Of the Grand Trunk Railway was
srbpoenaed TO give evidence In regard to the part
which his railway had taken In the contest. 1t Is
unlawful 10 pay the expenses Of electors TO and from
their residences and the polls. The Grand Trunk Rail-
yay supplied tickets in large quantities to several
leading politicians o. both parties. Mr. Sergeant the
general manager giving evidence, stated that he had
SUPPLIED sir Charles Upper with tickets To the value
OF ~ OILS, aud that the amount was SIN unpaid:
Property owners. although residing in the United
states have right vote. and the tickets supplied
10 sir Charles be given such electors 10 IN
duce them 70 return and vote the Tory ticket. There
f. no more brazen corrupnist among the leaders OF
the Tory party than sir Charles Topper; no one so
lie law no one who will. on the public platform or
ON the fDor OF Parliament. deliberately promise
what lie knows ne and does not intend 70 per-
form who + 50 willing ~ prostitute ms great
mental force for temporary political acyantaSe lie
has deceived the electors II Canada for the last umc
FRANCIS WAYLAHD GLEN.
No. 2GG McDonoughlst, Brooklyn, Nov. y, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

The Worry Of Constant Cough, and TIE Soreness
OF Lungs. which generally accompanies 1t. are both
remedied By Or. Jayne's Expectorant. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
CAPTAIN CLARENCE /. COOK.

Boston, Nov. l3 (special.-Captan Clarence L. Cook
died Concord Mass today at The age Of forty years
His early life spent in Brooklyn n. Y. He studied
civil engineering For ten years past he had been
resident Of Concord end had been in healh for several
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
LORENZO VAN BEUREN.

Newburg y. Y, Nov. 10 SpeclaD.-Lorcnzo Van
Reuren resident OF Maeawan Duchess County dropped
dead on the O'Clock southbOund Hudson River Railroad
train near Cold Spring this morning. Paralysis is sup
posed To have been the cause OF death. He eighty
years old carried the brick business at Duchess
Junction for the past thirty-fye years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
THE wry,IEpACK AT VALPARAISO.

Montreal, Nov. 13.-The superintendent Of the
Montreal Transportation Company received dispatch
to-day announcing the arrival at Valparaiso Of the
whalebacks steamer Charles T. Wetmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

The brooklyn and Boston Express leaves BROOKLYN
and Long Island city via Long Island and Easfern
state Line at III p. daily. Zee r. II. column -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

THE GOLD PREMIUM IN BUENOS AYREs.
:, Buenos Ayres, Nov. 12.Gold closed today at oG3
per cent premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

10 arnsys Ia possessor and Wstes those around him.
NIehosns Liquid Bread the famous malt extract, 10 the
best appetizer known. Try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
New.York.-The buckingham Hotel.
"BUCKINGHAM HOTEL"

EUROPEAN PLAN1 FIFTH AVENUE
The most fashionable conyenont and healthy locality
With magnificent dining unsurpassed cuisine elegant
public and private stng.rsons. Every modern improve
ment, perfect sanitation, and moderate charges.
wETHERBEE & FULLER. Proprletos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

Neglected Ceugh is q dangerous menace @ yous
health bottle Of Psos Cure for Consumption VIII cure
fry 10. Druggists, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

weeks 6rill. The law Is inexorabc and he had to
obey He notified the belgium firm. and they replied
they could not walt on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
,,o,v ro GET ONES NAME CHANGED.

TO the Editor Of The Tri b u n e.
sir: would you kindly inform me through Inc
Tribune how and where shall appy, 70 f have my
name changed D. l. oNiODi'
New York. Nov. II. fsu
"a person who resides in the city OF New-fork
and wishes 10 have his name changed by process
Of law should apply to the Court OF Common
Pleas upon a properly verified petition setting
forth his reasons Elsewhere in the State such
application is made to the County Clerk. 1t
would be advisable to have lawyer draw the
necessary papers, as there are some technical de-
tails, and the expense for legal fees would be
small-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14

The J. Chr. g. Hupfrl Brewing Co.'S
MANHATTAN BEEF
Brewed from MIit and Hops only 90 East 3sth-ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
SAID TO HAvE LIVED 1os YEARS.

Fort Monroe Va. Nov. 13.-Mrs. Darlen, OF hamp-
ton. said to be 1os years old, died yesterday
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NNerlet.

9eute Morsen z ubr brad in Der
Msatroben > Jabrif bon SEQ. peal5on
In Der NorbsGIores StraBe 1euer aus,
pel9es oas 5meifbdies Qaus unb Die
nebenaaliegenbe 9ittle &eb @rocera tn
Vide legte, iopie bag ~aneifbdige
WObnbaus Der GamiIte @aruibers be.
tddbigte. 9as 3tusite Gtodperf ber
.Tabrit mar BON Der gisentbhmerin,
Jrau probanbt hemobut, bic ni9ts
retten fOnnte, als einen alten Stub,
uno aus benz par her Gik berauaae,
braunt. Die Geusrwsbr mar smar
f6aea our @tele, inhefen bel ben oi5i
auiammen ieben6en Dofabdulerm mar
Derig aus3uri6ten. 9as 5eusr arifl
nit raienber Gle nm f1.
D0s aus ben 0erlen Denrp pau.
ID, ". s. &obarbs unb s.. Df. Wubs
rep ~befehenbe Romi!e, mel6es fiji
nod Sedion, Ohio, begeben bette, UNI
bic giienmerfe bes Germ @onnantien
gu inlpi3iren, 1T bon bort suriidsstebrt,
tut feinen BeriGt a~usgearbeitet unb
uiro benieIbeu bemnd9F BEN &c,
iammt= Gomite boriegen.
Montas Na6t entfanb i'm Woan.
bauie beg Germ G. s. Gla,e, 53l
SatlqnbaraBe Jeuer, ueldiss einen
Sbeil bes @ebGuoes in Wfde Isats. Ser
&sf tpurhe burd WaKer Hart beidd6iet.
6eute 8ormittag IL ubr ipurbsn
bic fdmmtlideH MitgIieber Der pelHOl.
ienen @ranb sup pom Sheriff In Sc.
mabrfam genommen. ba fa f1 peigsrs
ten, bic ihuen bonn &idter Sing tueeeu
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etlegie etrafe bon ie $50 3u ~beiahIeu.
Wie mir etfobren, III eine Seps(6e an
ber Gouberneur abgesaHgen, In tuelder
UNI ibre Besnabigune na@geiudt ipirb.
Mit Beaug hierauf fnbet beute Mbenb
cine Snbisnations= 0eriammluas ftatt.
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9ur6 en llebereinfonnen nit bm Seraussebern Der ausgese6neten i
lufrirten Nfnnatsidrift
TIE @
Grants aenfmirbtafciteu.

Die Don benz @rsprdRbenten @ene.
ral Grant nod fur3 Dor feinem i'm Sabs
re 1885 erfo;aten 3obe berausgegebe=
men Senfmirbisteiten ("Personal Me.
moirs of U. S. GRAVITY Rrb elm Wert
in suet ifartea Bdnben bon ie 600
Seiten, bas bon Der @erIagsirma Don
Charles 8. Webfer & 60. in Nem
Oort berausgegebeu unb tn elmer bes
0erfaHers unb bes Werfes ptirbisen
Weife ausgeltattet tporben 1T.
Die beiben ftarfen 8dnbe fnb eIss
CANT unb bauerbaft eingebunben in
Semen nit rei9em Golbbrud. Dos
our Geruenbung fommenbe papier 1T
fart unb ber Druid 1T sroB uno f9arf
-fur3. es 1agheIt f9 bier Jim Elm 10,
libes pra6tperf uno nidt UNI bilige
e1unbliteratur, mad BEN prin5ip
.bilig aber i@ledt.1 9a3u 1T BAG
Wert reid aussefattet nit Gtablft9s
Bortraits unb fonHigen Bilbetn, fomie
Gartsu. Sdla1ten.Y ldnen unb AutD.
grapben in TaeFmile Na9biIbune.
IS III bies elm bo1interefautes
Mert, bas Sober. Der iber bic mober,
ne @eibi9te Der Ser. Staten mitfpre.
den Mil, geIeien baben muB unb es III
5uslei6 Elm pra1tmerf, bas ieber 0aus,
8ibIitobet unb ie6em parlor. Slid 3u,
3ierbe gerei9en pir6.
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OieilluRrirte Moaatsf9rift
"THE OSMOPOLITANv

1T bic bette unb reidbaltiste aller iaus
ftrirten amerifan,lhen Wonats. &ebuen.
DieieIbe adblt bic berborrageKbfen
amerifanii9en @9riftfeaer unb 2anlfs
Ter gu ibrea Mitarbeiterr unb bic Scr.
ausgeber beriel5en neriieben Is, benz
Namen beg BIattes baour@ Gbre au
MAIDEN, iabem He ibm einem uirfIi9
cosmopolitif9en @haratter gu berIeibeu
gemukt baben.
I'm ben 2tfern Der n6reien preKe"
eiuen 8esrin BON Der Hei9baltigteit
uno 8ielieitigfeit bes Cosmopolitan au
geben, gendgt es, bic Snboltsan9abe
Der uns gerabe Dorliegenosn Oi3embers
Nummer 81 re%prcbucireu. Disfelbe
lautst:
9itelbilo CALEDONIA, BON Dagnon-
8Onberet) = Son pbilae naf Datn.
0alfe. &eiie : 5fia3en ons Nseppier
BON 8ebeI gfensi. Mit IL SluHra.
tioneu. Ser ire Yieifer. Cine Subtle
aus Der esfsn 3eit Der 9eaebInng BON
Neu. England. bon s. 9. G5enee. Mit
8 S0uhrafioneu. v6riebe auf grben
un0 ben Weuf9en elm Wob~lgefalen".
5ocialpolitiide 9suoie BON General,
Werfmeiiter potpcerIp. Cine Sohter
bes Shnens. Hnbele BON Yer. Burston
partition. Mit 6 Slafrationen. ueber
ben S6neaDerfebr in ben @robtdoten.
etubie BON prof. 8. M. 0aupt. Mit
% Sauaraiionen. Sie Briefs meines
8aters. bon Waria gDing Gberman.
fWit 9 SaufiraiiOnen. Sn sbermans
6aup.qaattier, bon S1eB. &. Oapis.
Wit16 SqdiraiIonen. NmeritaniI1e
uab Fsfmoe unterbaItungen. @elel.
fdaftliae Sfiasen ron 80. g. %. 5ber.
tpopb. mit 3 SauRratioaen. Cine
inoifcs 81 iditte BON 5. $. @ilmore.
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benz Iii.finpu . SO. 6. ggslsfon.
Mii IA SunaratiDnen. Gas gelelige
2sbea in Rinmaun mdorenb beg Rries
ees pou 9. Ws. N!fsenb. Nlit Is STU.
Eratlouer. Nus benz ID niIhen Nmz
p%hitbeatsr pcn G.. .. Md,b. Wt s
Sautfaiiunsn.. Monaiss ugbet lidt ibsr
bic lanfsnbsn g,eign.ae BON Murat
0alfeab. Nlstlei irciale 6ragen. Bon
@parstt Gale. .8aheti@au.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

petitionen.-go Der Nranlas
YaB Babn, elm @sIeiie naG ben Union
stcd Darbs Iesea gu otrfen; BON Ma.
RE Maurer uno Mnnie Gamfon, UNI
monatli6e lluterftikuns; BON Bargeru
I'm SnfanoifBung Der Mins 5traBe
fiir JuBgdnger; BON ". S%teinbart, In
Der @0itafrabe eiaeu GIeiiGmartt etas
bIiren 5u birfen.
Sie bftreHenben Gomi:es teridteten
aegsn Die Petitioner bonn Repaone
Bart uno 6. GuatsI I'M @ebutiion bes
aRsHmenis un6 u. Nib, g. Gist unb
u. Gamer III berieIben MrgeIfgeabeit.
6ur cine Bride iiber ben Mia,tinea
Greet in Der ~Gaftofro6e pur6en $3.50
teDiatet.
Die AasIe9ang elmer 5isabe 8pi,
lGsn&8vfas uab @ar:ef tt,uB. uaae
benz Sunfti 8abngtleiic. wire em
pfohlen.
8teartD beanireete, bGs Der .Mapor
fsbes Sabr eiEe 3uiaNmsntelunguler
Ma,ydnts, DelGe 0ussegeben wurben,
auferiiafn inffen fol pno boB bic 8a.
der, Yapiere &C. iebem Stirger sug&na.
!in feia foleu. Bedmanu, %opponiits
bieFem8tfhlaB, ba Der Sabalt oeH .lben
ihoH in araft befebe; truBoem lutts
sr GngenDmmen.
Tlelfder unb Rommiifons GanHeute
proteHiten basegen. boB benz Er. Mmos
@rapes bas @e6t segsbeu perbe, Elm
oQgsmeiues Gdla1tbaus ansaIsaen.
Die in WorFAlag gebroGte Gage lei gu
uabe bel bsr 5tabt, bsr Plab i6nne niqt
binreidenD brainitt ipsrbea unb alrn
Shaoen fleinerer 2sute purbe Elm 30.
HopOl gef6afen. Sic pstitionireu ba
rum, baB hts 5taot lelba in geeigne.er
@utfsrnung~ bon ber Gfabt elm llaion,
Sdla6ihaus erri9ie. Die pstitioa
mutbe bem Warft GOmIe iiberiDieIen.
Cir Die Sidnbe i'm MattibauIe murs
ben foiqenbe 9reiIe feisefebi: SO. /,
2 uno 80 $16 BRO Monni; 3, ~ unb
20 $14; ale bic anberen ~innerea
Sidnbe $12 pro Monat uub Bic Gube,
ren $75 Der Sa6r.
Ser @bsf Der Jeuertpehr empfisbll
ban aatdnf bon 3pei neueu Samps.
Sptiben, 5Wti neuen gferoen flr 6su,
er. 9OmpaBnie Mo. l uab 8etbeHrrunp
Der Gppatate Der 9aten. uuo Setter,
! GOmpaanien.
Ser Sneenisur paul 8rebsr beri6.
tet, boz mebrere grilden. bsiOnbeis BIZ
Der 4. SiraBe ubb 8ranb Nbenue repa.
Misunderstanding ilnb. 9ie NusIager
btrften 1925 betraoen. CT mirb be
aufitaet bic &sparaiureu borslnebmen.
Sn 8s3ug auf bic Abf9dyung bss
@isentbums Der HRiB Gutie 3enbif | IN be,
@rodettdrabe, wiSb nnf antrag Der pe.
tentin Elm neues @etfdbreH eiueel6la
gen.
Nls Na@tpoIiSit ali STEELE BON u
| grown Wirb 8eOfge Wilion ernannt.
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/ Gbrtitopb Blade. ]

Wantag Mbenb 7 ubr erlae 6err
@britopb pIoege i'm Nlter BON u Sab.
rsn p!bbli9 einem 9er5idlag.
@lrifopa PIagge mar ON II. MGra
1919 in 8sfphalen eeboren unb wib:
mtte f6 BEN 2ebrfa@e. Sm Sabre
1874 fam ct ra@ 3eras unh tpdhreub
Der lebten 80 Sabre nar ct Elm 8iirser
bon Gan Watouio, TOO ct aIs 2ehrer,
ols Superintendent Der ftdotiE0en
g9alea (ooa 1874 bis 10, ais Dirt
gent BEG 8eetboben Mdune.6or uEn als
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