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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

To Examine the MIX and Meat-The Cremn
tory Question.

The Committee on Health OF the CITY
Council held its regular monthly meeting IN
the Council chamber last evening with Mr..
l.. i. Christian In the chair. \ report from
the Chamber OF Commerce as 20 the general
health OF the city and other sanitary matters,
the appointment OF an inspector for plumbing
etc. was discussed and Mr. Thomas n. Car
ter. OF the Chamber of Commerce, explained,
the details of the report. IL recommends the
appointment of an inspector OF plumbing and
OF an inspector Of milk and meat. IL also
advocates waling in Shockoe creek and
Bacon's Quarter branch
A petition was also received from the
journeymen plumbers asking for the appoint
ment of an inspector Of plumbing.
The committee agreed 70 the recommenda-
tons contained in the report OF the Chamber
of Commerce and decided 20 request the City
Attorney TO frame ordinances containing the
various recommendations.
The resolution referred by the Board or Al
dermen was next taken up. requesting the
committee 10 investigate the question whether
the crematory was a nuisance or not.
Several property owners from the locality
where the or smatory is located were present
10 give their testimony III the matter. but the
committee decided 20 investigate the matter
at some future day when the crematory IS IN
full operation.
The committee adjourned after the payroll
had been approved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
The Grand Encampment.

The Grand Encampment of Odd-Fellows.
of Virginia held "A meeting yesterday. II
was called TO order by Grand High Priest
James Smith, who called W. F. Larrabee
p. G. F., to the chair w. w Sherwood.
grand scribe and other grand officers were
present
Various reports were read. The Grand
Encampment is in a fourishing condition.
After the transaction of much routine bust
ness the following officers were elected: W. A.
Compton. Front Royal. G.. F.: J. J. Scherer
Marion. q. II. p; ID. A. Butcher. Brdgewater,
q. S. W: w. J. Points. Harrisonburg. G..
Scribe: X. +. Whitehurst, Portsmouth, G. T..
and 1872 Reeve. Norfolk. G.. j. W.
The encsmpment at 1880 o'clock. took re-
cess until $3.50 o'clock =. NJ, when the grand
officers were installed and the appointed Off
GERS announced. The encampment ADJOURN
ed last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
MILLINERY.
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EASTER BONNETS.
Kaufman & Company,
4OI EAST BROAD STREET.

Opening day rush is over-now
you can take your time-there need
be no hurry when you make your
selection-a Spring Hat or Bonnet
is a necessity-your position in the
social world does not admit Of your
wearing last years headgear-East-
er morning should find you with
some chic and attractive Hat or
Bonnet-Kaufmann Il Co. have
lust what you want-products Of
artists in Paris, London and New
York--some Of them have already
been sold-some of the prettiest
are yet to find owners-You would
do well to see the beautiful stock
they display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
There Were Many Worshipers at tho Tenn
pie of Equity Yesterday.

pie of Equity Yesterday.
Virginia Johnson was before the police
court yesterday morning charged with being
dlsOrderly IN the ballroom Of Charles john
son. Dir. Johnson il the proprietor OF a
place that il not exactly one OF those estab-
lishments that could he called n cafe. neither
is It run on that broad-gauged and high
priced principle that characterizes some OF
The places uptown. You can walk IN there,
miugle with the whisky and appollnaris, make
merry music with the ice IN the thick
cut CLASS and pay ten cents. on are not re-
CURED 10 produce half your weeks salary Tor
a round with the other fellows VINO trot IN
vour class. for YOU wont find any 40 people
down IN that neig hbOrhOod. Ii unfortunately
they are there they refuse to drink-at least
they usually do. There you can stand facing
thecrucked and hy-specked and tartan-col ored
mirror and order a little bit OF the yeIloW
without fear that purity OF dress
coated fellows are going % run IN on
You and tell all they know about the show;
how the divine Sara acted, or how fatt sang,
or the tricks that Hermann did. or now tue
soubrette kicked. j he latest story OF Town
Topics does not interest the deniZens OF the
establishment. neither does the latest fad IN
neckwear concern them. Atter-Lenten gage
ties are never seriously considered. nor uoeS
the national game with its momentous ques-
ton about the score give them any trouble.
They stand there and drink with but little
thought - the outside world, and save the
comments about Slayin and Mitchell. Big
Bill. of Butchertown. and Heavy Hitting
Jack. Of Sheep Hill, nothing but silence Is
heard on the inside.
The following cases were disposed Of yes
William Coleman (coIored). unlawfully
trespsssing on the premises OF and threaten
Ing to assault Mollie Bib, wife Of William
Bib. Dismissed.
William Boyd (colored). unlawfully as
saulting Wilson Henderson with brick.
Fined -.
Milton Bosher. exposing his person on the
street. Security in the sum of 800 required
for sixty days.
Stevens a Butler. keeping their bar-room
open on sunday Fined 20.
Edward Starkey lcolOred, assaulhng and
beating Lucy Davis. Fined $40 and costs.
Also charged with being disOrderly and abus-
ing the police Fined IS and costs
George Taliaferro colored dlsorderly and
throwing rocks in the street Fined $50
and costs.
James Meade (colored). charged with steal
ing forty cents. the property oil Henry Young.
Security in the sum of 800 required for
thirty days.
Rev William II. Thomas (colored) charged
with stealing walking stick from Samuel III.
Page, Esq. Attachment issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Moore Memorial CONFIRMATION.

In spite of the inclemency Of the weather a
large congregation was present last night at
Moore MemOrli church, the occasion being a
confirmation service. bishop Randolph Off
ciatlng. There was large class presented
him by the rector, DR.. Sprigg.
The Bishop, after the laying on Of hands,
spoke TO the candidates in feeling wav. re-
miuding them that they. having now reached
the wears of discretion, had taken upon them
selves solemn vows which would serve az a
guidance through life and ever bring to their
mind the realization OF the fact that they are
co-workers with Christ in setting an example
of a pure lie. which others seeing would
follow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
UEDDED WIN n BRACELET.
A Beautiful Ceremony Made Miss saliie
THOMPSON the VITO Of Mr.. +. J.. Phillips.

In that beautiful edifce. the Grove-ayenue
Baptist church. n sweet and impressive we'd
ding took place yesterday evening Inc prihe
was Miss Sallie Iurpin Thompson. the groom
Dir. Fleming Edward Phillips, and Rev. Or.
w. w. Iandrum, OF the Second BAPTIST
church. smoke the words that made them one.
Thourh the weather was very unprOpltious
large concourse wero there gathered. among
whom were many of Richmonds most repre-
sentative citizens. The chan el was most
Hastily decorated. graceful palms meh'ng a
most fitting background for the mar
riage tableau At $50 o'clock the
bridal party entered TO the stately strains OF
the Tannhauser march performed by MI.
Herbert Rees. The ushers III couples were
first followed by "A beautiful child as page
and the bride with her maid OF hvnor- Inc
groom awaited them at the pulpit, accom-,
panied By his best man. They were married
with bracelet. the page giving 1t to the
groom at the time the ring Is usually pre-
sented in the ceremony.
The bride wore costume OF elephants
breath cloth with bodice OF toule. which pos
sessed the soft tint OF cameo PINK. AOOut
the cuffs aud ends OF the corsage was an inch
band Of dull garnet velvet, on which was
traced the bright trimmings OF gold passe-
menterie. The bat. prominently Partisan
cOnceit was trimmed with the soft tints OF
pink and gray. and black velvet ribbons were
caught up under the chin. Streamers from
the shoulders 70 the dlmi-train aud OF colors
soft and similar to those OF the dress CON:
peted the very pretty toilet. The maid OF
honor. Miss Nellie Thompson. sister of the
bride. was clad IN similar costume. both
carried La France roses.
The bride is the strikingly handsome
daughter of Mr. Thomas Il. Thompson. and
possesses many qualities of mind and heart
that have made her an universal fayorite IN
many circles ,,.
lie page. little Miss Esse Phillips. Is a
beautiful child. and WAS lastly clad in dress
OF white China silk. with hat. slippers. hose
and gloves 10 match. She carried Marechal
Neil roses.
The groom is q well-known young man OF
this city. and is deservedly popular IN ooth
business and social circles
The u.hers were as follows: Messrs. Wal
ter Jones best man Willard +. Cox. James
II. Knots. Edward O.. Chalkley, Charles
Iofew. Fred c. bloomsbury and Charles A.
Philips
The couple left on the : o'clock tram to
spend their honeymoon in Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
NEW THINGS IN BLAZERS.

Ladies' Navy Flannel Blazers. with cord
fastening. 50 each =,
Ladies Navy Blazers. broadcloth. collars.
cuffs and jacket flaps trimmed with narrow
black braid. as each.
ladies' Refers. black, all wool. twilied.
with wide rolling collar. Can be worn as q
Blazer special value, 1915.
ladies' Refers, black and navy. all wool
ladies' cloth, notched collar. tailor finish
bone buttons. $3.50 each.
Ladies' Navy Flannel Blazer Suits. bell skirt
with deep hem. and cord finished Blazer
$3.50 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
DRY GOODS. &c.
>~.~-~~.-.-.~.~r.~~.~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Woodward & L0t1rOp,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS Store,
CORNER BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.
NEW PARASOLS.

We are showing to-day some very handsome:
Chaneeable Silk Parasols, 2i-inch. tan and
rose with dark line borders. Price. s3.25.
24-inch Azulne and Girls with fancy line
border. natural wood handles. Price, 1915.
24-inch gray and golden brown. olue ana
gray. basket effect border, natural wood ham
dies. unfinished top. -.
White China SILK Parasols with single
rufiie. natural wood handles. 49,
Blue China Silk Parasols same price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Lee District Meeting.

A meeting was held last evening at the
school house in Henrco county. near The
western limits OF the city. 10 discuss the bill
recently adopted by the Legislature provd-
Inc for the formation of Lee district. large
number of citizens of that part of the county
were preseut and Mr. A. w. Ball presided.
They passed resolutions IN opposition TO
the measure. The matter will come before
tie people at the polls on the 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
SUMMER CORSETS.

We are now showing a complete line OF
Ventilated or Summer Corsets. and guarantee
each particular number to be the best Of the
kind ut tn. price named.
Popular Corset. long waist. 5Oc.
Extra Grade Corsets. long. 75c.
Thomson's Superior Quality, both long
and short. all well made. light and airy, III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
CHINA SILK FANS.

Hand-painted. Folding Fans. China Silk.
with golden sticks-colors, white gray,
cream and black-50c.
Hand-painted Folding Fans-colors white.
gray. cream, tam black and pink-75c.
Extra fine China Silk Fans. natural wood
stcks-cresm. white. yellow and heliotrope-
sl.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
NEW BUCKLES.

Steel Buckles. new designs, zoe. each.
Gilt Buckles. 42c. each.
Pearl Buckles. several shapes. 81 and 31.25:
Rhinestone Buckles. 90c.. 81 and sl.2o and
Sf50.
Above are used for dress garniture. belts.
sleeve trimming and suspender buckles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

meeting of the Virginia division of the
Travellers Protective Association will be held
At room 50. MurpAy's Hotel, this evening at
< o'clock. IL is earnestly desired that the
iobbers and manufacturers OF Richmond Will
;;nterest themselves in the Association and
attend this meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
xvu, co,t.r About Graham.

Colonel 10 Lane storm left yesterday after
neon for Washington. where. he VIII confer
with Secretary Tracy IN reference TO the
Graham case. IL is understood that COM
mander Graham will receive very light
punishment, being, as he was, . victim OF .
conspiracy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
CITY Iircuit Courf.

The following suits have been instituted.
James Godsey versus d. 5. Gates. Case,
Damages $500.
Acknowledgement Drill Company versus
simpkin a. Hillyer. Case. Damages ESQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
WASH SILKS.

2l-inch Striped Habutai Wash Silks, with
printed figures. guaranteed fast colors. TO
cherche effects. SIC. q yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

Richmond Johnson was arraigned before
Jndoe Witt on the charge of HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny. He was found guilty aud sent
10 Jail for six months.
Charles Johnson who was charged with un-
lawful gaming. was acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
Tobacco Exchan ge.

Ameeting of the board of managers of the
Tobacco Exchange was called for noon yes
terday Mr.. T.. ID. Christian, president of tho
board. who wished to attend the meeting,
was prevented from doing 80 and the meet
ing had to be postponed to some future day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
DEATHS

sPENCER-D at his late residence, No
3i6 south Fourth street AZ 1890 A: NJ April
l4th, after Il brief illness. HENRY lENAbLE
SPENCER in the thirty-tfth year of his age
Intermsnt at farlston Charlotte county, a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsmNGroN. D. c.. April lt-For
Virginia: Clearing: cooler: winds be-
CLEAR coming northwesterly.
or North Carolina: Generally falr;
D clearing on the north coast; slightly
cooler. except stationary temperature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
CARD ENGRAVING.

Fifty cards. with engraved name aud plate.
work guaranteed. S6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
LAMBERr's POINT. Aran Il, is0a

ste.mship Jane Kelsall. New Orleans. Ham,
bnrg: NldeI WaIer, New Orleans, Bremen.
ARRIVED AND LOADED.
schoonsrs John Holland. Providence: Charles
u. Hall, Brunswick; Kate Z. Clifford, South
port; barge David Crockett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
MARINE ISrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL IS. 1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL II. 1892

Steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole. New York
passongers and general cargo; steamship char-
iotte bennett. Baltimore, passengers ana gen
aral cargo; steamship Tim City. Marshall. W ak
srton, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-15

Steamship City OF Atlanta. Dole. New York,
general cargo; steamship Charlotte, Bennett,
Baltimore. passengers and general cargo:
sfsarnship Elm CITY. Marshall. Walkcrton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
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Cbinefen Qlmstpanbermna mad,
W3erifp

3tpei rei6e Ghineien geben NIT bem
plane um, Die in ben Ser. Gtaaten
befinoliben @bineien our NuSmanbe,
rumg mad Merito gu bemegem. Sic
beftnben lid) CUR 3eit in Der Stabt
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nit prdlibent Dia3 iiber ben 9lnfauf
elmer betrd6tli6en Qanbtrede, auf
mei1er ii6 bic @binelen ais goloniifen
nieberlafen foaen. Cb bic Dortige
8eoolferung fid ibnen auf bic Dauer
freunoliber erreiien mirD, nls bic 4eute
in ben Der. Staaten unD Oh bic gbines
len bort bas gelobte Qanb finben uer-
ben, pobin bic @ebrilber Deoles fie
fiibren tpoIen, mag fii9lid bejmeifelt
meroen. Sider lit bagegen, baB man
tie bier nit Greuben aieben laifen unb
baB ibnen fein pbarapb NIT einem
peere folgen wirb, um lie 5uriid3u=
bringen.
@s 1T inbeB faum uabrIdeinlid,
baB elm FOLDER plan in 8roben Durhz
fiibrbar 1T. @r mag an benz @elo.
punfte f1eitern, benn er nirb piel @eIo
toften, ober fbDn an Dem Ntangel an
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neien. Sen in ben Ser. Gtaaten bes
finoli6en @bineien gebt es ia gan3 err
trdgli9. Nn ben Mufentbaltsbel1ei>
nigungen nit perionalbel9reibung,
Die lte in 3ufunft li6 peri6afs
fen miiifen, nebmen iie feinen gln=
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.8eleioigung4 baben ibren l1rIprung
mebr in ben @efiblen bes @eIanbten
bier unb anberer 9erren in Yefins,
als in ben @efiiblen Der bier lebenoen
1ineiii6en glrbeiter. Neit entfernt,
bic Der Staaten meiben ,u wo(len, luz
den bic @bineien in INNER groBerer
9lnsabl bierber gu fommen, issar ii6
nnter 6efabren bier ein5ufhmugseln.
alfo fann man nur annebmen, buB es
ihnen bier gefdllt uno bab lie me1ig
0uit baben iperben, irgeno einem
wnuldsbe Moies mad Wierieo gu folsen.
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Ser Sremoe 3os ietne Iaiderubr
unb ma6te eilt beoenflihes @eiid)t.

Ser 6rembe ,os ieine galdenubr
unO macbte ein beoenfli9es @eli6t.
ng&ie Sbneu Der Softer ba binten be-
reits perratben taben miro, beiano i1
MIDI auf Dem SSege ,ur @ilenbabnitas
tion, ais mir baS unermartete 9lbens
teuer 3uitieB. Den @il,ug, Der midi
gen 5iioen fiibren iollte, babe i9 nun
rettungslos nerldumt, uno ielbit Die
Nuslt9ten, oaB id ben Yerlouen5u9
nod errei9en perbe, ltnb iebr gering.
8eun i'd aber ben Yeriu1 nod lpagen
mill, BARI icb feline Wtinute mebr perlies
ren."
Sn 3aubernber unenti6lo1enbeit
bate er ote lesten g4orte 9elproden,
uno BON ber Gile, beren Jiot6penoigfcit
iie betont Gatten, mar in leireln Ser
balten ourdauS nihts Su lpiirei,. Yiel@
letdt geihab eS um oieleS Ieltlamer
Wioerlpru9es pillen, beB es mieoer
jdelmilf tit @lfriebens Sc li6t uno III
ibren i60nen slusen ipetterlen9tete,
pabrenb lie san, ernitbaft iaste: 800
tpett t1 Die @ntfernung bis CUR Station
uno Die %etltung8fdbisfeit oteleS &fer>
oes oa beurtbeilen fann, lperoen Sie
gum 3use ni1t mebr ,ureht fominen,
audi menn SbE Suti6er Die per3meifelt,
iten Nnitrengungen MAIDEN ipiirbe. @s
lino Die boien 5olsen Sbrer Wenl6ers
freunolibfeit, pel1e Sie On tra0eu
miiDen, uno wenn i'd mir geltatten
bari Sbneu einen VorI0las su lnatbet,
10 tit eS bieler: sic lbtden btelen tie
benswiiroisen iunsen' Mtann, Der ii1
auf unlerem @runo unb Boben offer-
bar 10 menis bebaslib fiblt, rubis an
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fabren In. einenl uon unleren Wagen
CUR Citation, iobalo Sbre 9ieisnns o6er
Sbre @elbdfte es Sbnen lpiinl1ens=
ipertb erfdeinen lalien."
pOaS 1T Elm iebr liebenstpiirotgeS
Nnerbieten, nein sSraulein, aber mir
ideint, oaB eS bod rebt unbelheioeu
ipare, eS an3unebmen.
%, TN @esentbeil, @ie perpfli6ten
mtb bamit 5u Danf, benn lnein Yater
wiiroe es mir fiherlid iebr periibeln,
bab ib ni9t perftanoen. Ste bis su ieis
ner Anfunft suriif,ubalteu.@
(5ortfesnns foIst)
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Cages . 0seuisfeitem.
b.

= Ser gfational 0erbanb beuti9.
amerifaniiher Sournalilten unb S1rift=
iteaer mdblte in ieiner gu giep Oort abs
sebaltenen Sabres @eriammluns bic
nahftebenben 8eamten: Dr. Senner,
prdiibent; Dr. W. Wpl, @ieesp prdiiz
bent; Alfreb Sebler, correspondence
Der Sefretdr; g. &lein, prototoairenz
Der Setretdr; 8. s. 9boma, S@aBz
meiiter.
- Staatsiecretdr Blaine bat eine
Heiie nod Stem Oort unternDmmen,
angeblid aber nur gu benz 3mede, UNI
ieinem S9mieriobne Walter Damroi6
einen Beiu6 ab5uftatten. Sn politii6en
areiien meint man iebo6, bas lei nur
elm 0ormanb, UNI Ben eigentlihen
3mef 3u perbiillen, tpel1er in einer
Gonferen3 nit Clarion unb anberen
9lnti 0arriion &epublifanern bette
ben iou.
= Nab Der 8ere9mumg Der gep
Srleanier 8aummollb6rie belduft ii9
Der Geianmtbetrag Ser biesidbrisen
amerifanii9en Cotton @rnte auf 81
100000 8allen. Wiau ermartet unb
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bur6 bic ndbite @rnte auf etipa Dill
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: Ser Warine Minilter bat bic
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runssz6abrseuse in ben ueberidmems
mungsoiitricten mad freiem @rmeien
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bon Wenidenleben banbelt.
= SIN 9llter pon faum 20 Sabren
itarb in Stem OOrt Wm. $. Wanber=
bilt, Der Sobn pon Cornelius 8anbers
bilt. Der iunse Wiann perfiigte be.
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erbtes pripat = @erm0gen BON 81,
100000.
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= leber ben 3weiten Sag, ben 2ai>
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tpirb Naditebenbes beri6tet: 2uf benz
groBen @reroierplabe binter 2angfubr
fanb beute @ormittags phrabe ftatt.
@n Der SpiBe Der 3ruppen febrte Der
&oiier bur6 baS bobe 3bpr, iiber ben
&oblenz unb Sol3martt bur9 bic 8reits
gaiie 5uriid, nm ii6 nod benz General
fommanbo gu uerfii9en, wo sesen l
llbr gefriibitiidt purbe. Damn ma6te
Der &aifer cine 6abrt gu Waiier bonn
&rabnentbor mad Der Saiierli9en
Werft, mo bic Ya9t rSoben ,oaern"
liegt. Na6mittagS 4 llbr erfolste Der
Stapelauf bes &reuserS E. Abenbs
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ltnier @amenlager Tt ulabaebenb.

Die folsenben Nuotationeu seben einen
s8inf, UNI aSer ben ipirflidben Mertb nnb bic
as'4baItisfeit tennen su Iernen, fommt unb
lebt oSer lakt Cad Yroben ftb den.
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Mbiofut Sas gefte.

@s ma6t mir tets erobe Greube,
G9amerlains 9uiten> MeOi5in als oas
bette 6erartige Silfsmittel gu empfebs
len, iagt 9err s. 9. &emp. Der 9llfss
gef6dftsfiibrer beS nDailn Telegram
in YOungStomn. Ohio, e,nes Der ein>
flubreiGften 3eitunsen i'm Staaie.
9err &emp bebauptet ferner: sd babe
gefunben, baB eS elm unfeblbares @tits
tel gegen ben peinigenben 9uiten, Der
meiltens als 6olge Der @rippe 5uriidz
bleibt, 1T, uno balte itets cine Sslaihe
baoon i'm 0auie. 3u baben Bel s..
&altener & Sobn, Somling & Sloob,
u. OreiB, &alteper & S1u1arb, SC.
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