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DkATHs AND YUsERAEs

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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUMMoNS RY PUBLIC TIox.-IN THE
- Superior Court Of the state of Washington for
King county o Psuison plainiin va Matte
Tho state OF Washington TO the said Matte
Paulson. defendant: You hereby summoned to
Appear within tweuty (20l days after the compile
on of the service OF this summs upon you ex-
elusive of the date of said completion fsix weeks
after dae Of irsi publication Of this summons),
aforesaid. and answer The complaint of plaintiff
and serve . copy OF your answer upon The under
signed attorneys for aintn. at their Office be ow
judgment viii be rendered against You according
the demAn OF the complaint, which will be hled
with the clsrs Of said court he nature of the de
mand set forth In the complaint Is as Follows: Fer
the dssolu ion of the bonds OF m ytruony existing
between the plaintiff and the defendant, aud for .
on the ground OF dessrtion ana abandonment; and
HASTINGS & srEDMAS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
p O Address 81 Halter building, Seattle. Wash
NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-IN THE MAI
~ ter Of the ssgnnens Of Barre Bros
Public no Toe is hereby gwen that up 20 l2
O'clock nooa on Monday. December IL. isss I
will receive sealed osds for the purchase Of the
entire stoeS OF jewery and hH,nes 10 the store No
90 second street, seattle. Wash lately owned by
hi. stock of iewslry. silvesware etc. was
xso7ssI. apd the fixtures were valued 81
s1o-5 5a The stock Il and the Inventory
and stock can re examined BY calling on she an
ders,gned at bis address below siven
This. notice il given pursuant 70 ~ order Of the
superior court OF King county and all bids viii %
subject TO the fesio~t conditions. toewstf
Terms OF sale cash. No bid VIII De considered
for than a. per cent cf the fnveDtofted vAlus-
rioa No sale VIII b. made without the approval
Of the court reserves re s.snt to reject any and
a.s s.gs co Barr. sro. nom soa sss,,I. NJ.
rional Bank building seattle. WAah
Dated cattle Sovemoer ~. 1898
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CLxvrrAxp. Wash. Feb. 1 NJ

CLEvkLAND, w asn., Foo. { IL
Editor Post-Intelligeneer. Seattle Wa6k
Dear Sir: / received your premium NJ
which gives as great Satisfaction Ny ~
thinks Ii is worth moro than the pap1
and map both cost. She il much dslisAi1
with it Yours very respectfully. = II
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roe sAfE-mgscEIIAyEoUs.
LoR sAIE-rwo PINE CANAkY BIRDS;
gsss s'hSSF> las fia~ street
IaR sALS-rARIon scr or sEvES
pieces $50 eaFp~ts Vsh slos Third street
LfoR sALE-ftARVARn uRGtCALCHsIR
cheap esq tsraA Address . s.. fost-InseIli-
geDcsf-
Tor skLx-FoUR MANCHESTER RIFEFs
K ana ss Rts4als, at sasn naers 800 Front street.
l'oR SALOONS LARGE SARATOGA
u srank Azs eae Frsnsh oIsex- Aearvss = OF
Peat lnss4.zseaeer
L'oR SAAN~tCRNFTCRE OF sRon4
Il , sa<ss - if sell Chcsp fat casa A pplE a. .ss
SSy stFes2, Uogaf - hesieF aveHus-
L'oR sAAK--A nav EXAERErF1N rHuxa
u gFanE isgHsk8 EaF SAFE % eHeAaaxa fss cigar
slsss os e&Ars sagAl busasss Address q s.. ea-a
fess insssissaaesz
LOS ~Afa --Asaa SHARg~ ~oN-As1FS~A
a-~ s0la Eaiasns ssaeG. A2aress II a. a Fass-
Rptsi.sEsaseF-
l'OR SALE-FtANo: STANDARD MAXI:
Ssfy 5As~e 1eers a. He,Fess ealsainG
LOS SALTY paw stFER rCALIsRAFn
srcs& rseEa -
rs SALE RARaEl< Am RRRkxL
s'sSsS tsA e@~I inls AL A. kizes q pNcsiax
sos A. kfust> 80 ts2s s.srk aAstal SsSs "a
osHa = 80 afsS - er1sg nslrss grif. "a
tcsas1esa SS~GsrAss szs 1Gss CegnPsas NAa-
CooXsE a q
LOS sAtE~oLo NkwsFAPGAa APPLY
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Va ILL EXPRESSMAN WHO HAULED ZINC
W trunk and red leather vaiise away from
Northern Pacific depot on November IL ca I'M
mediatsly on d. l. Coleman. room ~. Occidental
hotel
AIRS L. HUD8IN. DREssMAKER. sos
Nl seventh street wishes 20 inform the ladies OF
Seattle she will make stylish street suits and
evening dresses NJ reduced prices
T IFE REA DlNGS BY TRANCE MEDIUM:
IL ladies, SO cents; gentlemen, 81 HOS Third
DOoKKEEPER HAS SPARE TIME FOR
ID set or will give Instructions Prank Rivers.
T07 seventh.
N HONORABLE MARRIAGE BUREAU:
n strictly con fdential: established 1855. Send
Toe for details 10 MrA Hertz, 3l2 Hyde street. San
Francisco, Cal
AIDES. WE WILL TEACH YOU THE
L. latest improved tailor system dress cutting
and furnish you system and book OF instruction
for half price 80. school 902 Second street. over
y. Y. Kitchen.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WANTED-sEALED PRoPO-
i sails will be received by the board OF trustees
Of the W sshington Reform school until Tuesday
December 5, 1898 al O'Clock m, for furnish
ing supplies, consisting Of groceries. dry goods
meats -four. butter, furniture. carpets, HARDWARE
etc, etc, TO be delivered at the school.
= iull list of articles needed VIII be furnished
upon application TO the superintendent OF the re-
form school ~ Chehaiis, Wash
All proposals should be M de 10 John Dohsen
president OF the board II trustees. ChenAis ASH
iugton married sealed Proposals"
All payments TO be made in state warrants
JOHN D0BsoN.
L. y. COMPTON,
HENRY DRUM,
Board OF Trustees
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tArF FD8GE AND IRON woRks-QEICS
-ess. se~ sEs0~> sssasx ~sss aza Iaivsrssy
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
RcANA IsDsE. no. ~. O. And A. NJ
n stated meetings second snd fourth Mondays
~ each mont j. L MOORE w. n
A. - GIrss Sec
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Net cash b1 -rlCr W. fS'7 fi"ofJ-flbf Dc. Tooti
There WAS a eooG demand for remittance. but
no free offerings OF commercial bills. Following
are revised quotations for actual business:
long and short .itcrng respectively; French
francs. 522hG5NN ard 5.2cG5l9ss. relchs-
marks. 94i4 and 95h.
Ia Iondon British consolT were firm and n
,,50c higher NJ 9Siz for money. and at the same
nice for the account. The Bank Of England
lost further go. 900 bullion on balance. In the
nnn, market money was steady al 2H2M per
cont for discounts. and about y per cent for
hanlcrs balances. Bar silver was weak at
20 7isd. an ounce. American railway shares de-
cIncd steadily. and last prices We're the lowest.
a. ,oaris French 3 per cents sold at 90 TO- sight
e~chanre on London falling TO 25.lsli francs to
,ho = sterling. The weekly statement VI the In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11

al % s prsi lei ~ o.. sr. 81. 81. 0Os 81. 10
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Bankers an0 brokers.
pipiocno NOiIts5.

OFFICE OF
TIL. EOAkD or DIRECTORS.
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY
% BROADWAY,
Nt.W.YOEK NOV. sth 1858.
rHHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
L riny has ths ny declared dlyi1cni Of three
53 per share. payable ana after the second day "
January ext. 49,
The tiansIcr books will b. closed the 9th dy Of
December IL O'Clock NJ and reoycDei Oh the 81 day
II Jalua.y. 1904.
J. y. KNAPP, Secretary.
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NEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. {. s. IL. H. Il. T.. co. Ih-sSEa) o.,
Trains leave West I2i-st. Station. New ORA, u iNi
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot F1nkliE- .
.t.:,O A N.-Dniiy suspension BrioSe eAcsls
SUNDAYS west OF COcymans Junction. , d..
1870 A. ,i.-pa y locil to Ainany a'u Ha'"''zS'
lor ear t. Albany Sutfays oliy , v,-,,so voon
1910 A. N.-DlT Tor i,l1hy Nca :; ~,
e.tcr Buialo, Niagara Fa. Detroit, Cnicogo' except
11:5 A. Dy, except Snnsay t. s catsEi MOua'
albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lax feorse f'fiof cars
a,Ot, r. M.~Daiy, except Sunday. for oa'sAii Noun
KY, AM ' ily f1r Ab1ny Montreal Utica, Syr9sue.
Rochcser Buffalo Niagara faii'' 1oso''"' Doeo''
Cleveland and Chicago , =, >,.,r,,x, .,h,,v
6,:sn p M~Dalv except Sunday, for Newpurg Albany
o's .a,oya and Montreal Parlnr car 10 King ION:
s, - n%Daiiy Albany. Utica, Syacnse Roche ster,
o. Runao Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit CIeHcani anu
Ghcasc. roc,,s zoo A. H. o:i5 50 rs, 7:45 p. m.
xsnhxyg Locas 20 so:iO a. ID %:so. 5:i5.
60 ii AZ D. m. >Dlily. -.
WAGNER sicepinc cars for Albany. rt.a: Sy?asnse,
rn,o,sy Bf,o Niagara Fnlls. To:cnto, Detroit Glove.
i isU and Chcaso On all through trains ...o,
For tckots timetables, parlor ast sccpnccar occcn
rncearioHs o. ntovnatIon' app olces hr3osER sS
Wash'r-tar-~;. 7@6 FUTON T. MIC ohce ipyt fnItoI-
St. NeT,Yerh Ciiy lls .oi ?03 7si and 3i2 Brold.
VIZ a., Stations 81 G. p. LAMBERT.
a'u nv ~ General Passenger Agent
Vandcroilt-avc. Eew-fork.
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n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

Trains leave Of West i.cst. as follows, 10 minutes
earlier from Fransiln-st. ,,,,, 49,.
sL5 A. r. Only except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. H. s,atioa, MdGlttowl lIenyiil', FallsDuig Llbfy'
tnrpl dale scranton, Wilton. Dehi, Sidney Notwich,
l,tica i;om.c, Uacid, Fulton. Oswcgo
3t5 r. NJ. except sunday, sullivan Co Express
,or WalI.iu Valley Railroad stations, Campbell Hall,
idtictown Eilol,c Mountain Dale Centrevtle. Falls
lIurlcyvir. Liberty rams, l-Decsy faiKs'e alo
Livingston Manor.
,I5 p NJ. fGay) Midietown, SummiNliie Falls.
,rr Liicrty Livngst1n Manor. Rocklanc, Walton, SD
hcgy ~ II c,i,V VIA Niagafa rails. Icclining chair
en- Scat. reel Ncw.York Naeara Falls. Inroug
",lnan .lcapcrs New YORK t0 Chicago Arrives Detroit
os0 p. M, Chicago. 80 a. m, 81 Ion's 500 p m:
NewYok transfer Company calls 70: ana checks baggage
Fl" u'9"' j. {. ANDERSON. e.. p. A..
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r,oc,v. pp1crS OF puILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday. November up III.
The trading in stocks to-day was s'r1c''s p'o-
fossona,. The opening was irregular, ana the
closing was without other feature. Chicaso
Gas rose something over pc, cent, because the
buvine was better than the selling. since inc
close of the Chicago Fair it has been admt'eo
that CHICAGO stocks might be depressed. IL mas
been urged that as the Illinois Central deri'eu
the greatest benefit from the Far uailic :.
would show consequently the largest feacuoii
and that the business of the Chicago Gas COM
many must be reduced when consumption was
reduced to its natural volume. ire arSuii''h.
has been so strong that prices OF all stocks INA,
have a Chicago connection have been depressed
hv eaIes for the short account. To recover the
stocks which were not owned has been uihi-
cult task and all sorts of subteriuges nave peeh
ATTEMPTED The short interest in the Granger
shares and in all other stocks when centre az
Chicago has not been greatly reduced by recent
operations. ,
The specula ton in stocks and bonds was snug,
eish however and With few exceptions maj
changes were small and insignificant They
were divided but generally they were advances:
Nov-Encrland. which second in point OF
activity suffered the heaviest loss. and AL
though il rallied nearly | per cent from the
lowest point, it ended at a decline OF per
cont The mystery connected with the plans
for the extension of the road is maintained. but
a fall in the price Of the stock may be in sen 80
a suspicious circumstance. The New-England
road NAV yet be brought to the fulfilment OF
it's original design. The general market was
not affected by operations for European ac-
count but rates for exchange were active and
higher.
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lENgGM VALLEY r. R.

Passengers trains leave foot of Liberty-st.
FOLlONS.
700 A. VI. daily Tor MAuCH CHUNK and inter.
S.i5 A. 81. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
ulpnIAIO and the West. louisville and principal
otal points; chalr 10 Tilkcsbaire Pullman car to
EufalO 90, 600. Ed. D.. ~, ,>-ro,- ,
Intermediate stations .,..,. roo,,x.a..,,,,
ri lex liIsSr s. MiAGSRK FHLLs and ill Soinss So We
pnlinan seeper 10 CHICAGO via Buffalo Pullman Buffet
sccmcr to Chlca=o Via Suspension Brge connections or
r. aiding AMI IIarri.t urg. Cd. . ,,,,,,n
81 I;JS,rcdlac stations connecting for louisville.
"a,l5 r. ~. daily, except Sunday. for TUNKHAN.
NorG AID principal ntrrne4,at. ;,ons; chair TO
tno nni G;:.0 p W. daily; except Sunday for
sttti;Tit ri.AiNFlfLD and Intermediate stations;
09JIh r. H. ds.y. except Sundays. Tor MAUCH
1r2 a.,d insermedlite stations Eas:on.
s ~" r. ST. daliy Tor BufFAlO. NIAGARA FALLS,
Nd all ,,inr, West: Pullman sleeper 10 Clicngo Via
mVr,o and u.pelision Idge connections for Read.
n s,o a3a :. VI daily for ITHACA GENEVA, RoCHEs.
IT," i,;' FfAi.O. NIAGARA FALLS. anc All IO!ut'
Wr.r Pullman Buffet sleeper to Chicago Via Suspension
i,rIds,. I,u Imam sleeper 10 Buffalo
Additional Sunday trains 10 80 \. NJ for Mauch
Chunk and Intermediate stations, connections for Potts
Nile: 40 T. NJ Easi0n and intermediate stations.
General Eastern once 23j Brtucw2y. y. Y. Z. Tho
NewYnrl Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek bag
cara fra,u noel residence through 10 destination.
ROI.IIN II. WILBUR, ClIAs: LEE,
'O ,;ra,' Sinr !iastprn Div Gen. Pass. Agent
A. W. NONSl;tI ACUFH. WIN p SMITH
Ass. Gen. Pass Agent Cen r. Iass. Agent
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finaneinl.
CinGnclnl.
OFFICE OF THE
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE
OF THE
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
OF TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD gu,

MILLS BUILDING, NETWORK. oct %. 1so3'
10 the Holder, o. Consolidated Mortgage Bonds oil
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
In Wow a. the exiting conditions OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company and Of the impending default Oh
the ine.. due o. the Consolidated Mortgage Bohd, on
the lsi Of December the Undersigned have been cons
tinted a Kcorsan latlom Committee ly the German ana
American holders 0l such boad- for the GEN 1 protection
~ their interests In ureent condition ai in future
reof ganilaton
The committee has orcauI1ca with Mr. Edward u
Adams - Il, Chairman. and GEN Louis Fitzgerald u Ito
Vicc-C haiFuen.
Bonthodcrs are invited 10 send to the Chairman or
Secretary their addresses with the omourt' OF their re-
slcctNe holdings.
EDWARD y. ADAMS,
Mile Building.
JOHN &. HjLI.ITT
Philadelphia.
LOUIS FDTZCERAI.D.
Mercantile Trust 60.
CHARLES LANlEH.
Wine ow, Linicr & Co.
J. ID. PROB>T.
J. ID. Iroast & Co.
JAiiE., ~TIII.MAN.
National city Bank.
ERNST TiiALNASN.
LsGeHbusg .orhalniann & Co.
A. MARCUS. Secretary. NILS Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
financial elections.

Ncw-yorK. November I'd, 1898.
4 MEETING of the Stockholders OF The
"A Jerome Park villa Site and improvement C0mmny
will De- held The Office OF the COMPANY Room -, NU.
10 Broadway In the city o. NcN-Sogs on Monday. No
MEMBER 2O,h 1899, L. O'Clock foi the purpose OF
elccting Directors of the said Company for the ensuing
year and for other cuisines, be brought be-
fore the meeting. The polls will remain open from L.
o'clock {, ! O'Clock m.
b. order OF the Board OF ID rectof-
WILLIAM :. DUEH. President.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
(Anthracite Coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
Tlmc rab,c In Ellect Oct. 1O, 1S93.

"A
Fns faSs i ii Ee toy oc e Is, ss5
For Esstol. Bcthchem Mc1t9mn MeHcn Shnnki &c..
own i. NJ. sundays, A $50. 7:I5 a. NJ, l;Oo, o:3o
4 "a. EVI vi" 81 Sunday. 4 SO A. N.
~ ror reading AZ oc 100 -, 100 II 80 y. NJ.
90 RID; 20 90 e. "a 30 lIls n goS p eNc M
l. 70. n iaTsoprs 90 500 ~ A. NJ LOO ~
sa ,SS Sii 3 %sd 81 "sis 20 oo
n,sS 20 ' sSaas 80 @IsS' :.
co. sa t2 a. M sgh, sundays is H. NJ 90 NJ
! For cd lens TEsrh and points 80 south to Pec c
lea 5"s g. red flank and Ban hportl, Ci5 F. y;
Sundays. kept Ocean Gfo'e and A'buFy PARK 900
A. NJ. i 700 ?. NJ ron LAKEwo22p n. , n..
Tmlrgdal' TOTs x! 70 f F. r. Park and D'r0esn
For Atlantic City, vineand and Bridgcson. 80 A. NJ.
70 MenmoY rsacs sal ,a 9.d I dS % nc'cs
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wASniNGroS.
10. Philadelphia week days, zoo, vo 3.oo ~ ;oo
20 n.s rs saSda Sa 60 CO.. 10 ons ts
\. ST., 1880, $3.50 IDinns Carr 800 500 =. NJ IL
sr Baltimore and Washington week dnys and sundays
3 s 9S' 8 q 90 30 r. - M NM II Is hight.
T sS az, 9pG sls H. JIG $ss EroaaS.y SJ!E
t.. 5i c9"tt $50 I ,i.
e st. BsoeNy " XIII eai !or and cheek baggage froa
hotel or resideacc to destination
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

Government bonds at the Stock EXcnahge
u.arc dull and u Der cent lower. This was
merely a loss of the advance recorded yestef-
day The market has been for some time de-
void of interesting feature. The closing quo
tations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-11
HAurROAD EARNINGS.

perlal Bank Of Germany showed a gain in specie
of 1900 600 marks.
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
- RAILROAD.

RAlLhOAO.
STATIONS, foot OF Desbrosacs ana Cortlandt
Streets.
In Eject October 18th, 1893.
900 4. ". ,OLUMBIAN EArnEss.-fulnan Sleep
Ing ara DaHs carr TO Gaieago Cincinnati aaa la
600 10 a. f SMsr L r. Gi r aS and Chicago
100 Noun. %2xSTEvAYtA. LIMITED pullman
and oO;sSatcn Cars A5iyss cisasp i-g 81 nVol;
SAao ExpEIss Sisepas and Rnlas ,1 dp5,
nat 10 u. M, 81. Louis 80 D. H., Chicago 1:JO
$50 p p. ". WESTERN ExPREss;-ralIEan ,sle,cp:
ca 70 ptsogrg caago and Cleveland, ,o be lag
80 NJ f s.ss and T Da
G as Gar. S to 2 tn;qas.t ana
500 ",' W. = ffA riIif G2 Z Il ss@S uac,
a SlfS a. Car 'ee sssinsf
o sY' ! b. III SsAS59@ SkLEhy sotT{E daily
nA W. nSsGniE wlAsiiyGToS AND THE SOUTH
1909 4. M.-..Wu.hing,on similcd" weekdays Pull
%sG r,ror Con aas Im,cd" daily
iaricr Cars aud D.nns Cor. arriving washington s;.'
Ad1itonal E1prcs, Trains s;so $50 o !, m
ssSS &c. 49, 81 D. n M 10 Il n e night ""D'' 'V
SSs.on 5srnss .d Ss' e' Hid
ks.,s sna afS Rt% Express daily
800 mDy ,S @F p Sass,peea CAKE Ohio H'"ay
For rn 6d Point ise coo and Norfolk Cape Charles
Route. a: m. weekdays, and win Ihrou-h siecpeF'
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For Cape Mag. ! 90 p. weekdays
For ASburv PARK. ocean Grove, and PonS
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days. SUNDAYS. 80 y. M, 10 p. m. 90
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ron PHILADELPHIA.
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street % RroldwaA. and Brooklyn Annex station loot
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INC New-York Transfer COMPANY VIII call Tor ana
check baggage from hotels aud rcsdenccs through TO des
nation. x...eu u wooo
80 l.cne,rl Npuaepr. General pass'r Agent.
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&1naqsbers. Sic l1niperiitat
&0nigsberg >piro I'M Mugu1t 1894 rhr
35OiGbriges @eiteben fetern. ytadoem
@er3og Mlbre4t int SABRE 1910 bon
BEN StGnben our @riinbung elmer Sc
1ebrten19ule aufgeforbert mar, 1ttftets
ct 1541 i'm @if4ofsbofe unter benz ytaz
men zines. rP%artitu(urs ober pdoaz
gogit" cine 9o4d@ule. gu tbrem u1z
terbalte 5ebte ct 5000 Mf. aus uno be-
ftimmte, bab bic @ollegia u~nentgeltlt@
abge6alten aperben iolfen. SSn ber
Observation-Disclosures bonn "a. October
1541 bebielt it@ ber Girft bas &e&t
bot, bieie 9o&idlle, faas ites frequerz
ttrt tperben iollte, in etne untperiitdt
urn3upanbeln. Dies tonnte I'M Sabre
1913 gef@eben, am II. @uguft 1914
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Ntpp {.

8Wdebur9. 9,,r@ cine proz
tlamation pirb berfinbet, baB BET
Gripping a1s Shirt @eorg bic @egie=
rung oes GIrientbums @9uumburg=
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J(QTfO1rt, OeH 1Ut VuBlt, uH>
9e3eigt, CT babe lie nit Stetnen geporz
fen, unb bieie Mmgabe bor benz S&0fz
fen9eri9t, bas ben &naben perurz
tbeilte, unb por ber Straftammer, bic
auf Treiipre4ung ertannte, etoli& erz
Drtert.
Ser Muftras auf bic BON Der Canal
bau=Gommtfion bierielbit pro 1893
"a ousgei 9riebenen IS 8riiden fir ben
Dortmunbz@m ms &anal, i'm @epi@te
DON ettpa 2,50O,00O &tlogramm, 1T
Der Tirma Dug. @l0nne in 9ortmunb
unqetbeilt iibertragen moroen.
GmsbIren. Dx Mus19 adtung
bes Ranals Dortmunbz @msbden lit
bier init 1000 Mann in Mngriff ge=
nommen tporben. Mus einem auf bet
2inie gele9enen 9inengrab, tpel@es
unter Mufit4t zines Sa@peritdnbigen
Dom NattonalzM ui eum unteri u4t
miro, bra9te man bereits etnige 14Dne
Tunbf hide 5u Sage.
8telefelb. Sberbiir9ermet lter
8unnemann lit bon ben Stabtberorbz
neten tpiebergepdblt uno Dom R0ni9e
Be tdtigt tporoen.
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81 n Fl a I t.

Sn Dem 9orfe @edlingen bat
bic @befrau bes S@a4tarbeiters &0ppe
in einem @nfaq BON Mabnftnn ibre brei
&inber int Qlter bon Elm, 5>pei unb bret
Sabren unb burauf fi@ ielbit get0otet.