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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-09
PRODUCE AND a1EI,cr1ANDIsE.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-ISpocial Cash
quotations: Flour quiet. steady; No
spring wheat, 90ll@ 9Ots; No. rod
81 @92A; No. = corn, 4D4; No. oats
4596 @43I. Mess pork. SlO6o 4 0310.75;
lard, s5.9O@5.92lI; short ribs, So lO0p
30; dry sailed shoulders, Si.206tI. 40;
short clear, S5.35005.4O; whiskey. LA
NEW YORK, Jan. 81 Special South
ern flour quiet, steady; wheat stronger
dull; No. red, LOIS elevator; I.O5M:
options early were easy. duh at I50 4
d. cline. but became strong and al
vanc d 3sGDH on crop estimate of Gin
c'nnati Price Current and rumors OF cx-
port demand; No. = r,d. Jan, 1859;
Feb l.0i9i; March. l.05I5; MAY. les
Corn firm, dull; Noe. 2Jli Go59% clcva-
tor: options slow. but ruled strong
through the day, closing as@ll I'D on
light int .riOr movements: Jan, 59l5;
Fcb., 5"gi; March and May, 5o7s.
Oats iirnrr, fairly active; options
quiet, iirmcr; Jan. 5oIi; Feb. SIX; May
81: spot no. = red 50I5w5l1s; mix d
western 491j2. Hops firm, quiet.
Coffee options steady, closed 5000 up,
quiet; Jan. SiG.25GU .G3O; Feb. Sl5S5
Nay $l5.l0G1 Spot Rio active.
easy; fair cargoes 10; No. l14Ml7B.
S gar, raw. Fl IN, quiet; refined again
firmer, :airly active; white extra C, 5I
@5 SIG; of at 519@55k; granulatcd,
$4,000. Mo as rs, New Orleans,
quiet, steady. Rio quiet. steady.
Petroleum, quiet eady; refined 7.4o.
Cotton'seed oil, quiet, easy; crude of
gradof 2O@i0. Rosin, easy, quiet
strained Common to good, i35@I A.
Turpcntinc, quiet steady. 3Slf@39H.
Wool, quiet easy. Pork dull unchanged
Beef dull, steady Beef hams, steady
quiet. Tierced beef dull, steady. Cut
meats inactive, steady. Middles dull,
easy. Lard, opened weak, closed
firm, dull; Western steam. S6.27}1 bid;
city, S5,35; Jan, ST 2s: Feb, ST.. 34 May,
1865. Frcights, firm, quiet Cotton,
ll-Gid; grain, 3I5d.
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WINSTON.


WINSTON, N. c., Jan. S.-[Speciall-
Tho Danville Register publishes the
plug tobacco shipments OF that city for
1870, showing sales of something over
7,Oo0,c00 pounds. Winston's sales
nearly doubled those figures. Our manu-
lecturers exp, CT to sell fifteen mill, II
pounds OF ulug this year.
living Blum. of North Winston. who
had both legs cut of by y str, ct car On
the hrst instant. is still alive and it is
thona ut that he will recover
ACTIVE work is now III progress on
seven rai!r'ad> i'll this State. and III the
early spring work will begin on threo
more Last year North Carolina held
fourth plac IN railroad construc ion.
The county commissioners of this
county tFcrsyth) have issued an order
iorbidding tho use OF public school
houses by Mormon elders.
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A High Kicker.

To THE EDITOR OF The TIMEs-I pre-
slime it is question which has been
agitated frequently here without any
r, suit, but | will kindly ask a brief
81 AGO for remark or two in @ nncction
with our high rates for theatre-g.ing.
Roanoke to-day has to pay more money
to witness theatrical performance
than any CRY in the country.
For example. the '.Nabobs' played
In Staunton and elsewhere for Is cents
for reserved seats. Here we paid one
dollar. Thc Xorbitant charges asked for
seats here rtainly are not due to the
elegant SUR, undin rs and uDholstcring
generally Of he Opera House. Barn
Stormera con here and We pay just
double a. hit CHI to see tie scenery
CHI wrd NJ ~ is paid elsewhere.
Our people aye liberal, AMI Roanoke
Is til, ST ahow town IN TIL; Stttr to.
day Ici &c are the IN ny imposed
upon and it - aboat time .veais system
OF bainS held up was ST ed.
tT ko,y
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Mons. Argollio, OF tho Paris Perfect
ureof Police, calls attention to tho 70
nnrkablc degree in which tho division
OF labor principle is being applied to
thc operations OF the criminal classes
There arc associations Of professional
nocsc-tbicv- an | mutual all sociotios
OF professional burglars, and division OF
labor has result: d il producing several
eXtrem ~ dec p.ivo co .nterlcit t.oas-
ury notes. Onc specially clover hun
dred francs bil was a.c,r:aincl to have
10 cA The wo.,s o! five c,af ,lcra .os--ono
r"lc"-n;..;cr. enc r.-pc-lter aad thrco
e::rcr. e !,,.;.vu"s
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Anus silit.nt,.

Edwin Ardin app a ed at the Opera
House last night in ''Raglan's Way" to
q small house for Roanoke. The play
was interesting and well-rcndercd, ali
tho parts being well sustained.
Exams and lIoey will present "a Par
lor Match" Saturday night. OF this
performance the New York Sun says;
Proof of the popularity of Evans and
lioey is found in the large laughing
audiences at the Park Thea&re these
nights. "A Parlor Match" in it's re-
freshened form is more of fayorite
with fun lovers than ever.
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lie Captured n Postum.

Night Lofoio as, Ohic Il Martin, of
the police force, who has achieved an
enviablc reputation in tho matter OF
catching coons for violations of law and
nrdlnnnc's. changed his luck by captuv-
ing q live 'possum. The animal was
'"V ana M good condition, and served
To mako merry yesterdays afternoon
meal OF Sergeant Jones, to whom he was
presented by Mr.. Martin.
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THE HOSPITAL MASS MEETING.
To Appoint Trustees to Take
Charge Of the Fund
And to Takc Active Steps Looking to tho
Commencement OF the Work of Build
Ing tho iiospitai--lin Important Meet
ing and II largo Attendance Expected
"A Plea for Immediate Relief.

There Will be q mass meeting OF the
subs cri oers 10 the fund to build hos
pital in Roanoke held 1T tha Opcr,
House this afternoon al 4 o'clock.
Approaching tho importancc and
necessity Of some provisions being made
for tho caring of tho sick and injured
several OF Roano1c'S best citizens began
TO tako a0Livo steps for securing the
necessary amount early last fall
Prominent among them was Dir. r.. ~.
Fishburne, president of the National
Exchange Bank. lie, with tho aid of
other woll-known citizens, has sue
cecded III raising II fund over so. COO for
tho purpose of erecting hospital
Several public meetings have been
hold during the agitation of this mat
ter and much enthusiasm has been dis
played at all times.
The object of tho meeting this after
noon is to formulate definite plans IF
operation, to appoint trustees TO take
charge OF the fund subscribed and to
take the noc 'ssary steps for the COM
mcnocment OF actual work on the
hospital
There is much interest in this matter
and u large attendance. The meeting
will DO Il publ c one and everybody, in
Guiding the ladies', are invited TO at
tond.
III, meeting is one OF great in p rt-
nnce, and it Is hoped that 7, on wno is
interested in this much needed ,nt,r-
prise will fail to he present.
Tho hospital has long been tlllled Of.
but the plans Of the bencvolcn. citz rs
who have been loading in this matter
will soon result in much good to Roam
oko. II tho purposes Of til mcctinr
this aft rnoon arc accompli he'd, the
work on r anoke hospital will be begun
at an early day.
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To THH EDITOR OF THE TIMES: VIII
you permit u constant reader of your
admirable paper, to call attention of
tho citizens of Roanoke before tho
meeting called for Friday to the press
Ing need Of temporary hospital.
Granted that the magnificent hospital
OF tho future. pictured and promised by
hor generous people ceases to be ian
expectation and dream" and becomes
an assured fact, to plan-to build-to
equip-to organize such an establish
ment will require not only abundant
means, but ample time to complete and
perfect.
My own experience Of tho working of
such institutions in other cities has
shown me that there is Il certain amount
friction, incidental to putting in motion
their machinery which only practical
experience C IN obviatc.
t1t up temporary hospital, and let
It's officials learn to manage it before
taking up the heavier responsibilities
of larger establishment.
Many OF the best managed Charitable
institutions of large cites had their
beginning IN privat, houses, and cal
10 mind. nearer home. Il hospital Of
winch virginia is justly proud, which
hrd It's origin in q few rooms rent d and
furnished 10y the efforts and prayers OF
ono lovely Christian woman. the daugh-
ter OF former bishop If this dice Sc
Iho lIriuGS of the wounded in the
recent machine shop accident mirh,
nave bacn much sooner relieved had il
oSon po,sibl TO tal.o them at once to
an emergency ward W here every surri-
Al . III l.,
sklllfnl nurses to minister to their
wants. and il resident physician to do all
III his power unit! other medical aid
arrived While the added burden of
care ana nursing would not be laid on
their Borrowing hous eholdS, whose over
taxed wives and mothers must find it
impossible to give to tho patients the
waichful care en- which so much de-
p nds.
Nor is it alone in calamity such as
this thaLa 'mporIry hospital is II ed ed :;
the large floating population of this
new Oily calls loudly Tor it. The many
advantages of Roanoke attract business
and professional men; they como to
boarding houses, hoping in tho near
future to establish themselves and
sen Tor th cir families; in tho m AN
Will sicxh rs com IS, anl they must
oep nd Tor thoir caro- on the klndn, s.
NO meant, but often injudicious. of
somo fellow boardcr, and such frag-
mo itary nursing as the kind hrarl. Il
lady oi the house, already ovcrburdcn
with what Carlyle calls the clrcs of
bread. c III bcstow.
While the physician himself loses in
ter"st in Il case where it is impnssiblc
ID h3 10 his diraci) ns clrried ~. ctn
IL >" prisc any one that Il slight attack
becomes under such circumstances a
serious one and the absent family be-
wall the unhcalthincss OF Roanoke"
f)r an evil for which her salubrity is
In no wise to blame, but which her Off
CT us should exert themselves to remedy.
R,me'nbciing thatit will be at least a
year b' fore tho hospital Mr.. Fishburne
IS trying to ecurc cln be completed,
and our need for temporary one is
pressing and Immediate let our chart
ties grow with our CITY, or we can not
exp ct Il bless ing from Him who has
said, "Blcs sed are tho Merciful." S.
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THE ROANOKE TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1891.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New YORK, Jan. s.-lSpeciall-E
change active and strong at 4S3{@4s7.
Money easy at 1904, closing offered at
3. Sub-Treasury balanccs-gold, $780,
27i,0O0; currency, Si-73S.000. Govern
ment bonds dull and stcady-4s, 100;
AIS, lO34. State bonds entirely ne
elected.
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The Union services Tonight.

The dnion prayer meeting will be held
tonight in the First Baptist Chulcn.
Topic for discu sim: Tine ehmch
alb Dad, prayer for increased missiC nary
spirit. Cop nation and cnlargeni Mt ,
Joei =: rs 10 81: Eph. 4: In IL; H. aim
81. Rev. &. III. buchanan will make the
o O ing address
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PASSES fot Potta"c.
From the NV York p.,s

January is the month when railroad
corportlons buy up legislators III forty
SIX States Tor !, face pass api' g.. and az
Il RUE the life o1 the pass nds with the
"iilc,al lilc OF the Legislators. IN ot.cr
WosdS IL is Il III. - OF pultagc.
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WHY NOT GO TO w. ii. OLIVER.
formerly OF Baltimore, if you have
houses to bull |. lis Office is M Salem
avenue, and his shop is on Earnest ave
nue., between Sixth and Seventh str, ct,
;. ". Plans and specifications furnished
d, tim
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AUCTION SALES.
By +. .. Young. Real Estate Auctioncer
No. lU5 Jefferson street

NO. IUO JtIIUTSOI ktTttt.
4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSE to be
1 n removed. by order Of owner, will
sell at auction in front OF the courthouse
of this city. on Saturday, January l7th
at IL o'clock, that frame two-story
dwelling house situate on Tyler street
southside, near the corner OF Tazwcll
street. Said building to b removed by
purchaser within thirty days from the
day of sale. Terms cash.
jam T.. o. YOuN>I, Auctioneer.
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wv ANTED-A competent nurse to
w crrc for two children. Apply to
20a sth ave. s. w.
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is THERE anything you
wish to buy or sell ?

is THERE anything you
wish to buy or sell
DO you want rooms
Do you want board :?
DO you want employment ?
Have you stock for sale?
Have you rooms for rent +?
DO you want boarders
If you want anything or
have anything to dispose of
put all advertisement in THE
TIMES. 1t will cost only one
cent per word, and will bring
what you want.
Situations w anted and
Pounds" inserted free of
charge.
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Eiiiroad tickets ~ rrduc d rates for
sale at Continental Hotel news md. IL
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TOR RENT-Large, pleasant rooms
L. centrally located) furnished or un-
furnished. No. Pa Franklin street.
nni
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Read TEE TIMES every morning to
keep posted BY mail or carrier, so cep;.s
q month
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HOARD WANTED. -Four persons
ISpermancnt, two rooms, neighbor-
hood OF Rorer Park Hotel, Il. W..
TIMFS oflicp. iani-lvk.
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a06rid6ten aus Der
a(ten 6eimat6.
Gf(as-Sot6fimsem.

StraBburs. Sett Nufbebuns
bes PabSpangeS lit Der Nnbran9 bon
Neiienbeu aus Srantreid Elm auBers
orbentli9 ftari,r namentfi6 lit Der
gerfehr mad Mteb an einer1 Der lesten
Sonntase 10 lebbaft sepeien, baB
Badwasen baben benust weroen milf
fen. - Sn ben bentlaen nnb fran,
56iiiden @ren5orten ntmmt Der 9anbel
eiaer beoeutenoen Iufi9mung.
@niiSheim. 8eim Nnsmeihen
Dor eillem 8aofabrer fiel Der s4idbrise
Iaper 6ausnirtb bot bier gu 4oben
uno 3ipar un9lidltder @eile serabe
Dor bus Belocipe0, uelGes benz @rets
iber 0als unb 3opf 9tns. 9ausmtrtb
blieb leblos lie9en uno itarb mad dmei
Gasen. obne feline 8eiinnuns miebsr
erlan9t su baben.
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line uuo feline Aorelie?"
fraatt GQtDcart, nno notirte li6 bies
iel6en mad Der Nnsabe bes Snlpet<
tors. SIS lit ntbt pieG, iaste Gath
cart, oas Jtotisbu9 einltedeno. ,Der
@eiitli6e er5ablte mir ebenfaas bon
eirem Sobre, er belt ibt aber fir toot,
had Der Nrt, mie leiue Mutter bon tbm
ipra6. Cont baben sic tti6ts erfabs
ren?"
Stein. SD bate au6 nidt piel
3eit, mid oantt gu bel6aftisen. Sc
itno III Der letten 3eit piele @inbri6e
porsefallen, auf oeren Gbdter mir nod
nidt fommen fonuten. SIS lit cine
Siebesbanoe, Die gang anoers auftritt
oils sic friberen. sic muB nod ni9t
lan9e auf otelem 8oben arbeiteu. l1rs
iere alten @inbre6er fennen fie ebenfalI8
nod ni9t. SD babe cine Menge be-
ridti9ter Spisbuben auf Die 2auer ses
iteut = aber persebens."
vSo?" 1aste Gatbcart neusteris.
uuno nte betreibt bteie neue Dtebss
banoe ibr @erf?"
,Ste breden meber Sbl0lier auf,
nod beben le Senlter aus Tie briusen
itets 6ur6 Oie Saustbiireu etr, gu oenert
tie S6liiliel belisen. Serner aud FEM
men lie ale Srte, mo @ertbla6en aufs
6euabrt liub, uno oas Snnere ser 6dus
ler. sic nebn1er rur @elb, S6mud
uno tleines 9ilberseidirr, JOINT ni6ts.
Sn BRET Sdlen lagen ibnen @ertbpas
pierre CUR Sallo, obne baB Tie bieielben
nabmen."
,8ie0ei6t baben tie immer Selferss
belfer llnter Dem 9%ausperional? 2"
sOaS babe aud i'd anfangs 9eoa6t.
Nber i'd bin banon 5uriidgefommel1.
3wet Ieltlame @igentbiimli6feiteu baben
iie. sic arbeiter an BEN nerl6ieoeniten
8unften: 8orseitern 9fa9t IN Der BRET
unbleb5isiten StraBe, oil Ser Wtabilors
Iuenue, 9elteru Sta9t in Der finfSebn=
ten Strabe, an Ser iediten auenue, unb
10 tpetter. @benlo befinbet ii6 aud in
leoem 9auie, III Dem iie einbreden, cine
franfe 8eTion - reselmdBig."
,Nba!" laste gatbcart. yDas lit
SIR aussausspuntt, ben biirfen Sie
nibt aus ben Nu9en lalien. Der9leis
den fam ni@t 5ufdIis iein.4
sd pollte, Sic miiroen uns BET Der
Morbafaire belfen.1
sd min Sbnen bethlehem. @ibmeu
sic iid nur gang bieien @inbre6ern.
SD min mid unteroellen nit oielem
Morbe beI6afti9en, bis i'd etmas aus
finoi9 made. @eun sic ii6 an 3mei
10 wi6tise Saden 3usleid MAIDEN,
miiiien Sie 1T Der eiuen notbmenoig
na6laliiser fem. Sd MID Sbnen jeoeu
Wor9en Wtelouns sufommen laiien, Oh
i'd etlpas 9teueS entbedt babe"
(6prtietuns folst).
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SAINT ,,,,t basmhleiben.

Dieie betmtadtiae unb sefasrlide SOrm Der SnHu>
en5a, tpelhe bic Gerate bes eurcpdti&en Continents als
Grippe gu beseidnen b~eltebten, iaeint biesietts bes
atlantif@en Seeams thren bauernpen 8Obnfs aufses
f4lasen gu baben. Ste feut f@ Elm, ipbalb thbles
@etfer %etniritt, nidt ieIten aud pdbrenb Der Somrnerz
mpnate. SIM grhbiaRr srafirt fe. Midts ialdst
isre eriis attade 70 pfrliam al ener baIt t9ren lgadfersn
Ileberfdaen 10 TAPER Stanb, ala 9pitetter's Masen=
pobitbuenben tpntfhen MittelS i6hst bas Spiter,
sesen bic geiabren, relae i~9pd@Itden Gpnftttutio
men bauptfd4ltA au8 fHneuem TemperaturmedSe
erra4ien. Sc r~erbrettet mpbltbuenbe Wdrme hurH
bas @epebe, unb biefe TT bas bete 9orbeusunssmtt1
tel gesen G%rfdlsuns unb neutraltfirt Bite 9Btrtunsen
Der talten unb feuhten 2uft auf cine fur beren GtnflEe
ipnt leidt ernpfdn8lt@e CARTE Contribution. Set DpS.
pep5ie, 2eberletben, @ertppfuns, 6beuuatismus,
malarii9en unb @;erenletpen III fein @sbrau& ftets
pom beiten GrfpIa ~besleitet.
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s. aalteper & @obn,
gsbulefale. ams setail .9rusaittem.

Sas &etaiI @ef9dft, fopie bic Ge.
ceptur obiger Girma inb bic bebeutenb.
fen In San Mntonio, tuobon Sober
tastdeli@ f6 au iiberaeugen @elesea.
belt bat. IS berrf6t In Der Npotbete
gerabe3u Elm pbdnomena!er 8ertebr;
man erbdlt bier N0es frii6 - bat III
allen Departments, iiamentli9 aud in
benz Der patentmebi3inen - bic gr6Bte
Mustpabl, uno bic &eeeptur 1T ben be.
fen unb gemiEenbafteiten 6dnbeu an.
bertraut. Das Wboleiale @eiGdft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einen 9r6Be.
rem umfang an, benn NpotBeter In Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
grfabrung gema6t, baB fe bier Dor.
tbeilbaft taufen unb auf bas promps
tefe bebient tperben. Die 6irma Salt.
e9er ftebt NIT ben eriten 6dufern Der
Ser. @taaten in 0~erbinhung unb im=
pOrtirt biele Mrtitel brett in beoeuteus
ben Quantitdten. Nuf Nnfrase tperben
preisliten berfanbt. Wir t6nnen allen
uuieren betreffenben 2eiern ratben. NIT
obiser renommirten Girma gef6dftIi9
ansutnHpfen.
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@eGerrei&.

@ien. Der ,9i6tbratlmontae"
bat Elm Menlhenleben gum Opfer ge.
forOert. Die Sittc, bieisn Sag bur9
Ginitellen Der Nrbeit ON gtahmitta9e
unb bur9 elm Mabl gu feiern, fat li1
rur gum Gbeil erbalten bod nir6 insz
beionoere BON Der @ebilienldaft in Den
8Ororten Der qi9tbratlmonta9" ,blau"
9ema9t. !3milden benz S6nbma1er,
gebilfen Wen5el 8lofstp un6 ieinem
Bro69eber, benz Wfeilter Noalbert Dom.
idofsfD. entlpann ii6 an bieiem Gage
in Der @erfitatte Elm Streit, neil Der
@ritere nit 8erufun9 auf Die obeu
errpabnte Sitte un0 auf leinen NamenS.
tag niAt arbeiten wolte. Sci Dem iid
entwidelnbeu R~aufhanoel itieB Der
wtefiter I'm 3orue Dem @ebhlfen ben
S9ulterfneip in bic gruit uno tObtete
i'm. Der jdb3ornise Meilttr purbe
perbaftet.
8nbapeft. Die 3abl ser n0rsr
Der meSi;iniiden Safultat weiit I'M los
eben be9onncnen Sduljabre cine efts
i6iebene Abuabme auf in ben eriten
SabrsanS baben iidb bios 40 Sorer
inmatritnliren laiieu. SIN uerfloflenen
Sabre betrns Die 3abl Der eritjd6rieen
Wteoi3iuer iueit iioer POO, NIB Dor bier
Sabren 5dblte Der erite Sabrgans $50
90rer.
9allein. Dielsr Gage oills Die
n~eunidbri9e Go9ter osS Seppen6auer
IN @amp, auna 9ain0l, uad 6aaein
CUR S6ule. u%utermege aB 6ielelbe
Nepfel, nobel lie In eillern 9r0Bererl, i'm
9ebltopfe lteden gebliebenen Stilde err
ltidte uuo lpater toot am @ege 9efuus
ben puroe.
Su9os. Sad 8eenotsuu9 Der Gu,
9oier WtauOper nabm 9OnpeOs9ieute,
llaut 9orenDi nod all Der Sfi3ierss
Belpre9uns tbeil4 morauf er aus benz
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Sem aeehrten 8ablifuut

bic gan3 ergebene Nnaeige, baB mir
bur4 unieren neuen 3anfwagen in ben
Stanb eefebt fnb, 2ampeu : Del unb
@aioline unferen Runoen ins Saus al
liefern unb bort Dor5umeRen. @afos
lines unb Oelfannen init arabn fibrt
Der Wageu TETS NIT unb f5nneu ben
geebrten 3unben auf 8erlangen aur
8enubung tiberlafen peroen. lin &C..
nei9ten 3uipruh btttet bic
Miffion Oil 6 o..
(Snbaber s. %. u. Grombere.)
Ii u. MlamoftraBe. Setepbon 543.
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S&weis.

Bern. Die gum 5Guke einbeimis
l9er Snonltrie se9riilloete i1meiSeril6e
uaiformenfabrif III 8ern ideint li6 gu
belpabren, oenu lie fam ldon fir baS
critic Sahr 5 8ro5ent 0tpioeuoe aus
rt6ten nno 9ibt liberties Dem @infele
frieofoub 500 Sraucs ob. = Die 0ors
b~ereitunsen sur yeripertDults ser @alz
ierfrafte Der Nare slpil9en uttinsell
unb Geru linb Siemli6 por9eriift.
Die i'm Naretbat ltesenoen Srtbl6aften
baben beinabe ldmmtltd li9 fir Die
aus ben @aIerfrdften Su ldaffenoe
eleftrilde 8eleu6tuns semetSet unb
piele 8ertrase iinS bereits utter
3eihnet.
uri. Son Der @ettbaroietung miro
Dem nurner @odenblatt" sel9rieben:
rgisber babelt mir urlener bios our9
Die Nrbeiten gcwuBt, oaB mir i'm l1pei-
3erilhen SeltunsSuiered pobnen; nun
mirb es uns aud Der veberue Wtunb"
Der Ganonen perfiineen. Sn ben nadz
iten Ga9en miro pom Sort Dibl aus
eiue gemalti9e &anonabe nit iharfer
Wtanitiou itattfinoen, uno 5tpar mad
perldieoenen Nidtunsen; ct. Nnnas
@letlder, Triitlen.W ard, Bd5, 8dse
sano nno sesen oaS llrnerlo9 uno bic
alte STRIDE gu. allo 8roben fir Ben
Sern= uno Jiabefampf.
SbmaIben. Die Bi(atusbabns
9eleal9aft bat Die bielen Mnaiebunass
punfte oes mi(oromautiiden 8erses Inn
einen lleuen nermebrt. sic bat auf bas
Wfatterboru, ben merfmurbisen 8ors
polten bes 8er9itodeS mad Siioen biu,
eiuer, ipenisitens fir seiibtere Steiser
pouig 9efabrlolen un6 li9ereu, intee
relanten 8faO anleseu lalier, Der fid
BON Der ginlattelung binter Dem ,@lel,a
tbeilmeiie in Sellen einselprengt, our
96be 5ieht. Das Watterborn mar
friiher ihmer 5usanslt9.
8alelta0t. Die &ataitropbe BON
WfOn6enlteiu mirb unerbittli6 Elm
1eues, bas "a. Spfer forbern. Bater
8nbef liest auf's neue 10 i9per franf
barnteoer, baB ieiner NuHoinng entses
9en9eleben miro. Die 56ulbebor6en
laben iid peranlaBt, i'm idon Dor
8oden bonn S6uloienit san3li9 gu be.
fretel uno gu %penlioniren.
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Seltlager III @eicql6aft bon bier Sea-
meraoeu bierber rift. 9aum anselanst,
belief i'm Elm unwobliein uno Die &az
meraoen muBten i'm aus Dem Sattel
beben +; 5ebn Minuten lpater itarb er in
ibreu 9(rmen. Dem lnl1gen Sffi3ier
waren in Solse GROCER reberanitrens.
ing Die Ioern 9eplast uno er perbllz
tete.
@aiObofen a. 5. 5baDa. Der
bereitS 7Sjabrise @aitwirtb uno Sausz
beiiser loar1 in Sdlaoer nurbe linalt
in Dem Monlent betreten, alS er IN Ser
S6eler oeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pos
fornD Serer le9e1 wolte. giur our6
Die 9ilfc Oes 8irsermeiiters aus Sud-
selan9 es, oen 9ranoleger Dor Ser
8utb ser 8euOlferut9 gu retteu. Goam
9eitano, bereits mebrere 8ranbe aus
BoSbeit anselest 5n baben. Ser sreile
granoitifter muroe Dem areis9ert6te
SIRENS etngeliefert.
3mittau. S1t Der @rSsieBerei BON
BelarsuS in Stuttgart miro our 3eit
etne &opie bes Observation-Disclosures
auf Union Square in Seem Oort berses
felt. Ser auftra99eber 1T Ser Ss>
lpalo SttenOorfer. Der Drummer lit
fir unlere Staot, Der @eburtsltatte
Sftenoorfer'S beitimmt, lno miro BON
BEN oanf6areu Sobnc gum Nnoenten
Oil leiue Mtutter erri9tet. Die 8runz
nensruppe, mad Dem @ntmurf bon
Yrofellor Oonnoorf Stuttgart, itelt
cine Serberrli6uns Der Mutterliebe oar.