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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-25
AMONG THE LODGES.

Osceola Lodge, No. AZ, K. Of p, held
an interesting meeting Thursday night,
which was presided over by Chancellor
Commander j. Fl. Feathers tone. After
the routine business had been dispensed
with, DR.. j. A. Gale, c. nj. Armes and
M A. Lewis we're elected to receive the
rank of page in this orjcr. The officers
for the ensuing six months were nom
mated as follows: r. l.. Wright, chan
cellor; d. M Armstrong, vice chancei.
l0r; Edward Lyle, prelate; Motion w.
Turner, master of eXchequer; j. T.
Relchardt, master of finance, and
Eugene Ii. Wolf, keeper OF the records
and seals.
Peasants Lodge, No. &c, A. f. and A.
M. held no meeting last week. Inter.
esting meetings will be held after
Christmas to consider the applications
for new membership.
Mountain Dale Lodge, No. 40, I. o. O.
F., held an interesting meeting Thurs.
day night, which was largely attended
The committee appointed on bylaws re-.
ported that 400 printed copies would be
ready for distribution at the next meet
Ing night. The nominations for offi
GERS for the ensuing year closed and the
election will take place next Sunday
night.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 90, l. o o.
F., held an interesting meeting Monday
night. Fl. V. Lineback. noble grand,
presided. The nomination of officers
closed aud the election will take place
at the next meeting night
<N~
Roanoke Lodge, No. 1877. B. p o. E.,
held their weekly meeting Tuesday
plight and extensive arrangement and
preparations were made for the distri.
button OF presents for the needy and
suffering on Christmas.
FLORIDA oranges. lemons, dates. figs,
nuts, apple buttr, Jelly, mince mat.
preserves. Is. Il. Allen X Co., whole.
sale fruits and produce.
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much surprised to find that her
mamma" did not approve of her offer
ing to light Mr.. Gerry. In fact
mamma" was quite bit frightened,
but influence was brought to bear and
the case of Zelda Sanders VS.. Mayor
Grant" proceeded.
Zelda attended the trial, of course.
and was the center of all admiring
group OF city officials, including Mayor
Grant himself, when Mr.. Gerry arose to
argue his side OF the question before
Judge Van Brunt. In the course of his
address Mr.. Gerry declared that chill.
dren had died from dancing on the
stage. In an instant Zelda was at the
bar.
Don't mind what he says, judge. He
is bad, bad mani" exclaimed the child.
great tears gathering in her eyes
The clerk raped for order, but it
was some time before the court could
compose itself, and when Judge Van
Brunt told Zelda that she must not
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speak in Internationally, s.:cd, plead

speak in tlcccurtroo,ashc,. s.:cd, plead
ingly:
'When do mako NY spccca?"
For II moment there was dead silence,
rs everyone awaited the judges de-
cision
'Your lawyer will speak Tor YOU"
answered the judge, kindly, but every
one felt that Zelda had made Il stronger
plea than it was possible for any coun-
sci to do. AS she was cnrried from the
courtroom in her mothers arms she
turned to throw the Judge kiss. and
then even her scve.'e pr5scca,o~, MIR.
Gerry. smiled and wipcI ii, ri.%1,:., 4
is said he has since met the child and is
fond of her, and that when on one oc-
casion he told her he was compelled, as
president of the S. p. c. c., t. keep her
from singing or dancing, whether he
wished to or not. she answered saucily:
Very well, then, am going tn be prcsi
dent OF q society, too. and then | won't
let You stop little girls from being hap
py."
And She has been as good as her word
as far as forming the society is con-
ccrncd. About month ago Miss Zelda
called n meeting of the stage children
at her home, No. 1871 Adclph street,
Brooklyn, whore thirty little Thespians
gathered in the parlor to discuss the
best methods of disposing of MIR. Gerry
Many of the children were in favor of
nominating some wcll-lnown friend of
the theatrical profession for the prcsi-
dency of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Children, and asking the
members of that organization to vote
for him instead of Mr.. Gerry at the
next annual election. This was finally
voted down. however, and it was de
cided instead to form dramatic
league" in the club, which might give
occasional performances in New York
for the purpose of raising n fund with
which to fight Mr.. Gerry in the courts
A committee was also appointed to call
upon the candidates then running in
Brooklyn and New York for the state
assembly and learn their views in re-
gard to the passage of a bill at Albany
this winter to permit children to sing
and dance upon the stage At the first
meeting the following officers were
elected: Zelda Sanders, age 0, prcsi-
dent; Beatrice Willard, 10. vice presi-
dent; Edith Widmcr, Is, secretary; Lilly
Kline, z, treasurer
The society has been Immediately
successful and now occupies spacious
headquarters at No. 12l West Twenty
third street, New York several hun
dred adult members, besides the thou
sand stage children of the city and their
mothers, are members; but Zelda is
still retained as president. Early in
December, when she appears as star
in New York, the first performance Of
her play, "Drayton Hail." will be given
rs benefit to the Anti-Gcrry society.
Zelda was very active during the po-
litical campaign. When not attending
rehearsals, she was calling upon pres
pective asscmblymen, twenty out OF
twenty-one of whom have promised to
vote for any bill the little agitator takes
to Albany next February, when the
Anti-Gerry society will send it's Juvenile
delegates to lobby for their cause.
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CHILpREN'S CRUSADE.
"A Society Of Stage Mites to In
trCduco an Assembly Bill
"A Nine-year-old Is Fighting Gerry Like
o Polititian-Thc Society She Found
ed u Few Weeks Ago Has Sew
cral Thousand Members.
lCopyRlc,iT, 1Soe. /

There Is in New York city society
with several thousand members,
whose officers are all children under
fourteen years of age. The Anti Gerry
society is the name of the organization
and the famous nineycar-old beauty,
Zelda Sanders, is its president.
For year past the New York thcat-
rical managers have been fighting Mr..
Elbridgc Il. Gerry. president of the So
cicty for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Children. and about nine months ago
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MR.. G. D. MALONE. agent far the
Canton Steel Roofing Company, lin this
city, wishes to inform tho public gen.
orally that the destruction OF their fac.
tories by hre on Decem Der 8, has in o
way effected him in receiving orders for
goods in his line. The immense fac.
tory was totally destroyed and will be
rebuilt at once, but no is now ready TO
receive orders in any quantity P.4t.
office address, box $50; shop 3ll Roao,
Oke street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stools marI,ot

NEW York, Dec. e4.-Tradinp at tho
stock exchange was limited this morn
ing' only 7S 0oO shares changing hands,
of which 6,000 were unlisted. In the
first transactions prices were generally
fraction below those ruling at tho
close Yesterday, but subsequently n
hrmer tone prevailed, due to a disposi-
ton on the part Of some of the smaller
bears to even up their trades. They
uid not care to go home with contract Is
on their books over q double holiday.
Manhattan was the only feature of
note; 1t opened at l39I, receded to 139
and advanced steadily TO 1875, closing
at top figures. The enhancement ia tho
result of the belief that that company
mas but little to fear from tho proposed
underground rou @. Another reason for
the rise Is that tho Pierropont Morgan
committee Will soon report tho plan
whereby the company's lines will be ex-
tendcd and IFS revenues will DO largely
increased.
Judge Ingraham today decided to
continue the injunction restraining TIM
Panama road from entering into con-
tracts with transportation com panies
outside of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and the stock OF tho /. +
rose from 81 to 30. In the gener raj
way list grangcrs were part ularly
strong, near the close advanci, il to
e per cent Rock Islands l. uIar
quarterly dividend of per cent. w; of
licialiy announced, and the amount /,
just what had been looked for The
strength of speculation in tho final
expectedly good bank statement.
STOCK OIrOr trIONc
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Is Marriage a FaiIure9

HAVE You been trying to get the bos.
out of existence without health in ycuy
family? Have you been caring out
your life from the effects of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and Indigestion? Are
you sleepless at night? Do you awake
in the morning feeling languid, with
coated tongue and sallow, haggard
looks? Don't do it. A shout in the
camp tells how Aunt Fanny's Health
Restorer has cured others; it will cure
you. ] rial package free. Large size
Soc, at Christian & Barbee.
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d. y q. Christmas Holiday Rates.

TICKETS good between all stations of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany east Of tho Ohio river will be on
sale at ticket Offices of that company
from December "a to rs, inclusive, and
from Decemb' 81 to January 3, inclu-
sive. For more detailed Information
apply to nearest Baltimore and Unio
tlcket agent.
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SchultZ-Hurt.

h quiet marriage was solemnized yes
to-day at | a. m. The contracting
parties were John Schulz and Miss
En- ma Hurt. The ceremony was por-
formed by Rev. DR. Hammer at tho resi-
denco Of the brides parents, ,l3 Fourth
avaDua n a
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Il. 6 0. Thousand Mile Ticket Good to 6
LnuIa.

WHITE and coloreo beans, cabbage,
sweet potatoes, onions, dried apples. b.
e. Allen 81 Co.. wholesale produce
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OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
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p NOKE STREET RAILW
GO SCHEDULE.
SALEM DUMMY LINE.

EAST. WEST.
6:l5 a m. 6:45 am. 7:15 am. 7:45 a,
500 am. $3.50 am. s:45 am. 9:i5 al
$3.50 a.m.10:00 a.m.10:15 am. 1O:45 a!
11:OO pm. 11:30 p.m.11:45 p.m.12:f5 d
1890 pm. 100 pm. 1:15 pm. 1:45 d
300 pm. gao pm. 2:45 pm. 3:15 d
$40 pm. 4:00 pm. Ais pm. 4:45 d
Sis pm. 5:45 pm. 6:15 pm. 6:45 d
tbs pm. 7:45 pm. 9:45 pm. 1918 ID
N. B.-Theater nights last train lei
Roanoke at 1O:45; arrives Salem ILL
M. Sundays, the first run Is omitte{
Trains leaving Roanoke at s:45 al
and AIS p. m. on Salem dummy IineE
have baggage car attached for CARR
drummers' trunks, general baggages
merchandise, beginning May Is.
vINToN ELECTRIC LINE.
Leave Roanoke.
600 am. 1o:40 am. $3.50 o. m. 7:20 Il
GAO a.m.11:20 am. 400 pm. 500 E
7:20 a.m.12:00 m. 4:4O pm. $40 Il
500 am 2:40 pm. $50 o. m. 9:20 \
$40 a. m. leo p. M. 600 p. M. 1000 +
9:20 am. 300 p m. $40 o. N. 1O:40 3
1000 a. IN. 2:40p.m.
WE. CARR, General ManagS
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CARPETS at from Is cents to SO Der
yard at the E. 81. Stewart Furniture
Con panY.
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POSTPONED Until Januar, 3

On account of the absence of wit
ncsscs tho case OF Leonard charged
with stabbing J..m6s Por.er, fow
nights ago in "a bawdy house, did not
como up yesterday morning before JUS
tice Turner. 1t was postponed until
January 8.
Ii. & 0. Thousand-nIile Ticket Good to st.
Louis.
On and after Decem Der IS, 1892, thous.
and.mile tickets issued by the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company will
be honOred between all stations on tho
Ohio and Mississippi railway.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
A fIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.

We offer the best security in the cit,
and pay semi-annual dividends.
AS A SAVING BANK
this institution offers special induce
ments. Paid up shares $50 each. In.
stallment shares 81 per month. Share,
may be subscribed for at any time 70,
further information address
THE PEOPLES PERPETUAL loan
AMI BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Wm. f. NINCh,
secretary and froa,,uree
hl..oalr fempio. iAn4-ti
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Still the Firht

OLD papers for the next week at lC
cents per hundred.
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THE greatest bargains evor b
offered in tea, dinner and toilet g
our own Importation. The E. Il. .
.rG Furniture Company.
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FLORIDA oranges. lemons, dates. figs,
nuts, apple but"r, Jelly, mince mrat
preserves. Is. T.. Allen X Co., whole.
sale fruits and produce.
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sIDnLHsxa. photographer. col Jonorso1
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MONEY TO LEND.
MONEY TO LOAN NOW

the timo 10 build q home. AID
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s. aaltsIer & sobu,
asbuleiale- m,S @etaifs9 rmssiHen.

9as 3etailz Gei9dft, lotpie bic Ste
ceptrr obiger 6irma iinb Die bebeutenbs
ften lit San N1ttonto, tppppn Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 81 iber5eugen @elegens
belt bat. Sc berri6t in Der Npotbefe
gera6eau ein pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier ales frii6-b bot lit
allen 9epartements, namentli6 aud 1T
benz Der patentme6i5inen ! bic grbBte
Nltsuabl unb bic &eeeptur lit ben be-
fen unb getpiHenbafteiten 6dnben artz
%bertraut. Sas Wboleiale : @ef6dft
nimmt BON Sabr BIT SSabr eiiten gr0Be=
rem umfang an, benin Die Npotbefer in Der
Stabt unb anf benz 2attbe baben bic
GrfabrnAs sen1a6t, baB ie bier borz
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf bas prompz
tefe bebient tperbem. Die Sirn1a Salt
eDer itebt nit ben erften 9duiern Der
Ser. Staaten 1T @erbinbung unb int
portirt biele Mrtifel bireft in bebeuten>
ben Quantitdten. Quf Outrage tperben
preisliften berianbt. Wir f0nren alen
unferen betreHerben 2efern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Sirma gei6dftli6
ansufniipfen.
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Cine beirniide Suonitrie.
@eo. ManSrp's 9ampf ; aiiferei.

Man bort bdufig, baB beimif6e Sme
buitrie-i1a6 Dem Spri9morte: Ser
prppbet gilt ni6ts in ieinem 8aterz
lonbe" = lit Der eigenen Stabt tpenig
anerfannt pirb. Nun, bel SEQ. Diam
brp's 9ampffiferei 1T bies ni6t Der
6aa. SIN @egentbeil finben bic So
brifate Der Sabrif reiBerben 9tbfab unb
fie tit nit Nuftrdgen ni6t ttur BON bier,
fpnbern bon iiberal Der, f6rmli9 iibers
bduft. Ser @rfolg Der grobartig eins
geri6tetem &iiferei 1T fein @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp III Elm Meiiter in feinem
Sadie. @r bat nie barauf gepartet,
baB linn ausmdrtige &onfurrera subors
fam, ionbern er f6mitt iie ftets ielbf
ab, irSem er Die tlsueften @nf6afungeit
ma6te ltitb bic iteueiten Mai1inel1 aufz
f%tellte. 9eute lift er fir bic bebeutenbz
fen @lftrdge in Sdfern, 8otti9en, @is
iternem &C. eingeri6tet urb aGe trerben
ite prompt ausgefiibrt. 9ie &iiferei be-
finbet fi6 10S un6 ITO 4ufintraBe.
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&mr fir eibenidaftlid)en0 enuR BON
8rannttpein, 4abat nmb Gpiltm.

Die rlnter3ei6neten beebren ii6 eis
ttem geneigteu Y1blitum mit5utbeilen,
baB bas incorporate 8isgblortb bon
Cobb unb @oeazSnititut ii6 i'm 3ims
mer $50. Is bes MlamosGe rfi6ernngs=
@ebdubes befinbet. Die befanl1te &eelps
Metbobe NIT ben pi6tigften unb teuez
fen 8erbeferungen pirb angepatbt.
NuBer ben, bonn Snititut porgef9rie>
benen &egeln, merben benz patienten be-
siisli9 Der 2~ebenspeife, feline 8ori6rifs
ten gema9t. Sauienbe baben 6iefe ges
banbluns NIT grfolg benubt unb In
iebem Sale lit bic Sur cine permas
nente. 9luf Muni6 prlpate unb bisz
crete 8ebanblung. @ir berufen uns
NIT @%rlaubniB Der 6errer auf @bas.
Naib, Sam CHS, 90. 81. 9aibiea, SO.
g. Sablep unb Greb SO. Suller, ole
bier anfdfiig. Sbise @enannte fparert
patienten bieie8 Snfituts.
Sir Ndberes abreiitre man:
s. g. @orbett, Sefretdr.
g.. Clifford, @r5t unb Director.
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aag 8aumaterial allsr Dirt in gros
BEN Torrdtben biaig bel
paulD & 9ieImann,
3elepbpn SO. 4l0. Commensurate.
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S6weis.

GsTNSt0
8ern. Die Bernilhe @taatsred,
tuns er9ibt fir bas Sabr 1891 an Sin
rabmen (netto) II, 1894, 20s Srancs, oi
aussaben (netto) 1908, $40 Srancs.
Die He1nung lit INN Sal ,7O3 SrancS
giinittger ais TN 8oran1dlag porges
leben mar.
3arid. Das 9@murseridt Wins
tertbur ipra9 am 26. Ipril ben i'm
Sabre 1868 ipegeu zines 9ittli6feits>
per9ebenS gu bier Sabren 3u6tbaus
D%erurtbeflten 6alber BON &iiBnaht, bels
fen unidulo Dor eini9en Woden bur6
bas 8efenntniB oeS aebrers 8u6i au
Gage trat, naftrdgli1 bon 9dulo uito
Citrate frei unb sepdbrte linn cine @nts
11dbiging bon $1,000 Sranc8 fiir bic
brei Sabre, bic er I'M .3u1tbauie abeee
ielien bat.
9u5ern. Oils cine Seltenbeit fam
betradtet perben, ba6 am 20. Npril In
Huswil adt Beerbisungeu ~ftattfanben ;
5eit Wenl6engebenfen Sic sr0Bte Differ,
Die je an einem Gage III bteiiger STAR
ret erretdt mur0e.
Sdwp3. Der 8iebbanosl i9eint
iid bieies Triibiabr fir Die 8anerfame
anBerorbentli6 giinitis a~nlaiien 3u mol
len. Deuti9e unb fran50iif9e 8iebs
bdn6ler, lestere tros Der boben Stu
fubr50ue, bur9ftreifen bie Tbdler nod
alien W6tungen bin rnb babett eS
tamentli6 auf f90nfarbise, fraftis ses
baute MaisrinOer unb trdtbtise junge
Riibe unb Rinber abgeieben, nofiir iie
Yreile BON 600 bis 800 Srancs umb
1tebr be5oblen. 90 ~perfaufte In iiins,
fter j3eit ett Uiebsii6ter bes Beairfes
@tnfiebeln brei Hinber I'm Die relpet.
table Sumr1e BON 2250 Srancs.
Baielfa6t. Das 9trafseri6t pere
urtbeilte ben Bu6balter We{pringer,
mel4er i'm Nopember ieinem 8rinaipal
in Der S~etbenfabrif nit 10000 Trancs
6urhgebrannt NOR utlb su B0rienlpiels
awefen aus belien Notwithstanding
Ittet i'm Wertbe bon 10000 Srancs
entmetbete, ST brei Sabren ;3udtbaus.
ct. @allen. Son 8dttts aus bat
jiiusit Elm SerrS. 5Gnfter aus Ores
ben unter 5ii9runs bon Danib &obler
ben @alanoa belfie9en. I'm brei ubr
Wforsens perlieBen bic Watberer Yat,
tbs nnb famer I'm 3ebn nbr auf ben
Spisen hes 8erges ait, mo iie fait
9lei43eitis BON Gbur Der feierlides
@lodengelaute be9riiBte. sod oben,
faum 100 Meter unter Der Spite,
murbe eth Wubel @emien beobabtet.
Der abfties lpurbe in 24 Stunben be,
wertitellist.
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fiir5tih entbiillten 8aoesfp Denfmals
mie9t $4,000 9iloQramm.

fir5li4 entbiillten Gaoetfp Denfmals
ipie9t $4,000 ailogramm.
Brc9en5. Dieter Gage trafeu
bier Die 1dramtliden Tbeile bes rele,t
SalonbampferS fir ben 8ooenlee aus
Pras elm. DreiBis arbeiter beslei<
teten ben transport, Inn lofort nit
Der 4nfitelfnng ber Maihtnen II. (. III.
gu beginner.
Sreimalbau. aiirsli6 mollte In
gfiflaSborf bte 26jabrise 5duslerstod)s
ter Marie Dittel i'm @elddftslofale Der
@beleute S6artel in Niflasborf einer
Dtebftabl ausfibrer, ipuroe aber erz
tappt. GuS S6am iiber tire Sbat er>
banste iie it6.
Nadob. Den 8emibungen oe8
8e5irfsbauptmannes iomie bes Siirs
germetlters lit es gelunge1, cine Clint
gung 5iDil6en ben Jabrifanten uns Ar<
beitern berbei5ufubren unb murSe Die
Irbeit in alien Sabrifen mieoer al1fges
nomrteu. SIN gan3en oauerte Ser
Strife a6t Gage; CUR Nufre9terbat,
tun9 Der Srbnung paren Sd Mann
@enoarmerie inter 3eitung zines 0ielttez
rarts bier anipeienb.
VI obatpn. Sor 16 Sabren per-
Tor eia bieiiger Srtsbemobner MamenS
%9taselberg auf benz Sabrmarfte gu @oie
nilom, no er @infGufe MAIDEN mollte,
ben 8etras BON 1900 @ulben. 5roe
alter 0ea6foridun9en blieb oas @el6
perl6punbeu. 8or etnisen Sa9en err
btelt MIN 6err Wagelbers gu leiner ni6t
serinsen lleberrai6uts cine @eloiens
onns aus Deutidlanb I'M 8etrage BON
2300 gulben nebit einerl atorpmerl
S6reiben. Sn bemlelben tbeilte Ser
nnbefannte @bienber init, bab er 6erru
Nagelberg Ole Dor 16 Sabren in 8oiui,
lom gel unbeneit 1900 @ulbeu lalnlit
ie6spro5entiser ger3tniuns, Sniammer
2300 Guloen, hermit 3nriiderftatte.
Stegr. @eseu Mansels an 9lufs
trd9er entlieb bic bieitse Maffenfabrit
800 arbeiter biz gum 6erbit es be-
si1nt baum bic s%ieferuus fir Die itaties
ni5de Nrn1ee.
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GarISrube. Sn BET Borbelpree
dung Der Staotperoronnng murSe ber
Uorfdlag, ben bisberi8en 8iirgermeifter
S9netler gum Sberbiirgerrleilter an
2auters Stele 5u ert1enrefl, NIT GROCER
Majorttdt angenomnen. Inter besirfsa
amtlifer 2ettung fanb benn aud bic
@abl ftatt unb tpurbe Garl S1netler
NIT 105 BON LOG Sttmmen gum Sbere
biir9ermeilter ber Stabt gefpablt. Sin
Sttmm5ettel mar unbelhrieben. STR
SdneslerS Stele fol- Elm SSariit in
NuSliht genommen mer6en.
BabensBaber. 8or eiuiaer
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als 80 bis 40 00rner bon i3tegen auf.
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ten 9laiie bet bieiigen Steal ODER b0be,
rem Biirseri9ule befittbet ii9 iebt Elm
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fen, ben porSe1driebenen unterrtft mad
benz Stunbenplan.
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deftriide 8eleu1tung In Der 0eils unb
1~fle9eanftalt babier fptro bon Siemens
& 9alste In Berlin ausgefibrt unb
foftet iber 100, 900 Marf.
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DooenieeS, Der 6ef9en, lit auf 8erans
laifung beS Berliner Magiitrats In Die
@eudier Der 6apcl p~erpflanst porbeu.
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8nr5em cine Qnantitdt 6ilabrut fou1s
men umb file in Der 6apel ausieseu
laifen.
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i6e Guilinfabrif4 auf benz 6emsbof bet
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gen bon fat Il Milionen Mfart nod
~ Erosent Dipibenbel ginen abn.
li1en @epinn metlen aub bic Sarb.
merfe bet frankfurt anf.