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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-08
OUT IN THE RAIN.
Nicholas Wolfe and His Wife the
Victims OF Their Igno-

rance.
Mrs. jamie Wolfe, who has been residing
for the last seven years at 1916 Townsend
street, complains that she has been the
victim of most remarkable proceedings on
the part of her landlord, John T. Fulton.
In March, 1888, Nicholas and jamie Wolfe
leased the premises on Townsend street
from Fulton at stated monthly rental of
$6 per month. In the agreement, which
Mrs. Wolfe possesses, Fulton agreed not
to raise the rent and to allow her to hold
possession as long as any other tenants
remain. II at any time he wished to re-
gain possession of the land, he was to give
her three months notice.
Neither Mrs. Wolfe nor her husband
can read English, and they do not know
whether or not they ever received any
notice.
November Is they received summons
with a complaint in ejectment attached,
and last Tuesday, Mrs. Wolfe says, about
ten men came and dragged her from a
sick bed and threw her into the street.
They then piled the furniture upon the
sidewalk. 1t was raining ct the time, and
the water caused the glue wherewith the
furniture was put together to soften, and
the household goods were destroyed.
Since then Mrs. Wolfe and her husband,
who is out of employment, have been
cared for by neighbors.
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all stored away in the basement, though
several members protested that the
collection should be classified or cata-
logued. The result was the Voy was
engaged for three or four months to do
this work. After the first month Presi-
dent Hardness dismiss ed him sum-
marily, and out of the funds
old Voy went to his lodgings
disheartened. There he remained, and for
three days went without food of any kind,
until the landlady, Mrs. Poole, found him
overcome with exhaustion. He was taken
to the City and County Hospital, where
he died. With his death was lost the
identity of the various chronological
specimens, which still lie in the
Academy basement. Without their iden-
LITIGATION and history they are merely so
many curios, without any scientific value
whatever,
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LUNCHES AND TEAS.

Miss Virginia Aldrich gave a lunch at her
residence, on Thursday, November 5. The
following ladies were present: Miss Gather
wood, Miss Gibbons, Miss Harrington, Miss
Burling, Miss Van Ness, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Foote, Miss Mcneil, Miss Wetherell, Miss AL
drich.
Miss Helen SchweitZer gave dancing party
last Saturday evening al the residence Of her
parents, corner OF Post ana Leayenworth
streets.
Miss Hilda Castle gave tea on Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Garceau nee HYDE. Mrs. Gar
ceau has been here for several weeks visiting
her mother and sister, Mrs. George Hyde, at
her residence, on Geary street.
Miss Fannie McMullin gave girls tea on
Wednesday last at her home 1104 Post street.
Mr.. Abe Koshland, who is visiting Califor-
MIA. Will take a party of thirty young people to
the first nights performance of '1492' at the
Rail tr{
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THE FUTURE,

The Marine Engineers Association will give
their twelfth anniversary ball az Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening. December IL. The
committee of arrangements consists OF the fol-
lowing: Ernest A. LANCE, John f. o'Brien.
Frank Bragg, John ]. Seary and J. '. B. Perry,
which assures their many friends of q pleasant
ana enjoyable evening.
The Alohas will give their tenth party ai
Union-sQusre Hall Tuesday evening, Deeem-
Der 10.
Buens Vista Parlor, ~ 5. C. W.. have pre-
pared very elaborate programme for next
Wednesday evening at National Hall. A Very
large attendance is expected. as the entertain
ment is for the sick fund.
Bay City Parlor. \. :. 6. W, is making extern.
sive preparations for its complimentary full
dress bail, TO take place at Armory Hall on
Friday evening. January ;, 1896. The COM
roittee having the arrangements in hand is
sparing neither time nor expense, so that The
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$, &c sle

Mrs. W. 5. Tevis and Miss Emily Hsgsr left
New York yesterday FOR their homes on this
coast
Mrs. ]. :. Cone and Miss Josie Gene Of Red
RluE, accompanied by Miss Nellie Hiliyer.
leave fer the Esst on the Sunset limited en-
route 10 Europe saturday next. They will stop
a. Atlanta 5 few days for the Exposition. and
then sail the following week iroln New York
for Europe
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. B. TabbS have come down
from their country home 10 the city for the
winter.
Miss Birdie Rice has returned 10 PaSo Robes
after visit here of few weeks.
Mrs, Frederick Lemon, nee Wardwell, for
merly os this City. who has been visiting her
mother here. returned 20 Boston last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. IL. Beaver are residing AZ the
northeast corner Of Taylor ana jackson streets,
and Will receive ON Tuesdays during the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph D. BEDDING left lsst
Wednesday evening ON the overland for New
York.
George Z. Hall left en- Wednesday for New
York en- route 10 Constanunopie.
Mrs. Francis G. Newlaads has arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs, :. Is. Carleton have taken apart
menlS AT the Hotel SAVOY Tor the winter.
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THEY ASK A COMPROMISE,
The Election Commissioners De.
sire to Prepare for the
Primaries.
Ousted Officials Will Be Requested to
Allow Certain Arrangements
to Stand.

The Election Commissioners, at meet
ing held yesterday, decided that the only
possible way to properly prepare for the
coming primary elections is to bring about
some kind of a compromise with the
ousted Commissioners. whose contest for
the offices is now pending in the Supreme
Court, so that the work of selecting cleo
ton officers and other details of the
election can be arranged Commissioners
Denman, Castle, Foster and Wellin dis
cussed the matter at length and decided
that committee should wait upon the
members of the deposed commission,
which consists of the Mayor. Auditor,
City and County Attorney, Tax Collector
and City Surveyor, and find out whether
arrangements and appointments made
pending the decision of the court would be
allowed to stand providing the ousted
board should be returned to their offices.
The committee appointed consisted of
Messrs. Denman, Castle and Secretary
Hinton. The call upon the ex-Commis-
sioners will be made tomorrow, when
their attitude in the matter will be
learned.
The decision in the case is expected be-
fore great while, as the answers of the
incumbents are now being filed in the
Supreme Court.
The act giving the Mayor the power to
appoint Board OF Election Commission
ers was passed at the last session of
the Legislature and Mayor Sutro, soon
after being placed in possession of his own
Office, appointed the incumbents. The de-
posed Commissioners instituted contest
for their offices on the ground that the law
under which the present holders were APP
pointed is unconstitutional. In case the
compromise is effected the work OF draw
ing the 5000 names from which the 1900 or
more election officers are selected will be
begun at once and other necessary work
taken m
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Goldsmith daughter of Mrs. Rosine Gold
smith, to Joseph H. Cert. They will receive
sunday afternoon, December ID, ut 9l7 Geary
street.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Magnin announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Flora, to
Meyer Seigel of Los Angeles. VIII receive ct
their residence, 927 Suffer street, Sunday, De-
cember D. between . and 8 p. M
The engagement is announced of Miss Carrie
SchweiIzer and NJ. U. Hirsch. She is the
daughter of Jacob Schweitzer, and Mr. Hirsch
is brother of Charles Hirsch of the Alaska
Commercial Company.
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ENGAGEMENTS.

The engagement is announced Of Miss Rose
Walter and Mr. Abe Mertif. Miss Walter, who
IS the Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. y,
Walter, is bright, entertaining girl, who
is well known and liked in society. Mr.. Merilf
Is Il member Of the firm OF Hass Bros, snd
nephew Of Mr.. William Haas, and is very
clever and promising business man. The ex-
easement was hardly expected SO Sooa.
cards are cut Tor Professor Nalner Hon.
meyer and Henry Be;fman's sixth matinee
concert. 10 be given ~ the formers studio, 20
0'kaTreN street. the l4th. The programme Is
OF unusual interest, comprising Numbers from
Vieaxtemps and SveadSon Tor violin, ard
Brahms snd MendeiSSohn for piano.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Leah
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Betting the Police,

The Manufacturers and Producers Associa-
ton has addressed another letter 10 the Board
OF Police Commissioners upon the subject of
eqaipping the police force with articles OF
California production. Several months ago a
communication upon the matter of police uni
forms induced the Commissioners 10 adopt
California made cloth for the pstrolmen's uni
forms. The present letter deals with the
leather belts that viii be worn by the new APP
poinlees 10 the force
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MARRIAGE.

Last Monday ]. C. Gagin and Miss Mary Rior-
dan were married at Holy Cross Church by a
nuptial mass, the Rev. Father McGinty Off
oiating. Hugh Hunter acted as best man and
Miss Kathleen Murray as bridesmaid. After
the ceremony wedding breakfast was served
at the residence of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. Z.
Fitzgerald, 1922 Eddy street After receiving
the copgratuation of their friends the happy
couple left for southern trip.
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CHARGED with .ran.Iaurh,.r.

William jenkins, the gripman OF the car
thas ran over and fatally injured Mrs. Nc
Allister 81 Mason and Jackson streets Wednes-
day night, surrendered himself at the City
Prison yesterday and was booked on the charge
OF nlsnsiaughter. He was released on his own
recogairance by Judge Low.
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SPECIAL HOLIDAY OFFERINGS
@ . A = $
HOUSEFURN|SH|NG GOODS!

how thorugh
equally
which include the
BARGAINS COMMEND BUYERS IN
SEARCH ACCEPT
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Special Purchase Of 1900 pairs Medium and Fine Chenille POrier
AT ABOUT soc ON THE ST.,
All to Be Placed on Sale This Week

At S1.75
a
$500
SUPERIOR
"
$500
lines Maureque for
a
o N thei rvaIuel
20 ga COVERS lnewan dstylsh.
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SO So sc

Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman gave luncheon
at her residence on Tuesday 20 Mrs. Irving NJ.
J. Il. Jewett, Mrs William Miner. Mrs. Will
liam s. Wood. Mrs. Louis AlGrich, Mrs. William
r. Herrin, Mrs. Peter Donahue ana Mrs.
Eleanor Martin.
Mrs. +. ". Tallant gave q matinee tea Tues
day a her residence, 1926 Clay street. She
was assisted in receiving 10y Mrs. John Landers,
Mrs. ]. ID. Tallant, Mrs. +. H. Beaver, Mrs. +.
L. Matthew, Mrs. J. y. Brown, Mrs Charles ".
Tuttle. Mrs c. d. Boyd, Mrs. \. L. Tubs
The members of the san Francisco SorosiS
Will give their first reception in their new
rooms, 424 PINE street, on Monday evening
next, December ..
Nine. +. Ziska gave an ''at home" on Friday
evening at her residence, 1906 Van Ness ave
nue.
The members of the Concordia Club gave an
informal entertainment last Tuesday evening
in the japanese room OF the clubhouse.
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The season began in earnest with the
brilliant Wallace ball that was most prom
Using for a successful winter. This was
followed by the Monday Evening Dancing
Class the Assembly ball and in turn by
the horse show. The debutantes are
finally and fully launched upon the world
and from now on will be a most important
factor IN society. But in spite OF all that
is done TO make the debutante's lot
happy one the married women and older
girls are by no means neglected in these
4
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wv EITH Thanksgiving and the horse
NM show over and with the dancing
" " classes and cotillons in active
progress the season of 1886
NAV be said to have fairly started, and
now the time has passed for every one to
wonder whether or not it is to be very
CaV one.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT!
LADIES' JACKETS.

$500.
Sleeves oneb
$3.50.
JACKETS Berlin sTi no
$1,000
of
a
$780,.
of
LADIES' CAPES
$500.
bee
$4,000.
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affair shall eclipse any former ball given by
this parlor. An elaborate supper is to follow
| the dance.
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80 elr sc

The wedding OF Miss Emma Childs, daughter
OF Mrs. O. W. ChildS OF Los Angeles, and Mr..
John Wilbur Dwight OF Elmira, y. Y, win take
place in Los Angeles on Tuesday next, Deem
Der To- Rev. Francis Mora, assisted by Rev.
George Montgomery, will oiliciate. Miss Hor-
tense Cecilia ChildS viii be maid of honor anu
Miss Ruth Edith Childs and Miss Edith o.
Shorb the bridesmaids. Hon. J. Sloat FaSsett
of New York win be best man, and Colonel c.
+. Croker and James SlouSon viii be the
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SO sc ele

The horse show had everything its own
way last week, one of the pleasant features
being the large number of box parties, fol-
lowed by dinner or supper parties after the
programme The University Club was the
most popular place Tor such gatherings.
Among those who had tables engaged for the
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.. J. McCutchen,
Joseph d. Grant Miss Shreve, Mrs. Z. L. Hager,
MI and Mrs. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. w Mayo
Newhall, w. T.. Austin and Win Tubbs, Elliott
ana Mrs McAllster and large number of
Others
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e'9 80 e1e

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jerome win leave for
New York early in January, where they Will
spend the winter.
Mrs. A. Lee Robinson and Miss Addie Perrin
viii leave on Saturday next for Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Janin left last evening
for New York en- route to Europe, where they
Will spend the winter season.
Miss Marguerite Collier Is the guest o. Miss
Mclean AZ the Hotel Richelieu.
Mrs. W, Il. Collier and Miss Sarah Collier are
the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. J. McCutchen, at
their residence, 25oS Fillmore street.
Captain A. ". Simpson and family are now
residing NJ 2olo Pacific avenue. Mrs. Simp-
son viii receive on the second and third FRI
days oi each month.
Z, II. Follis Jr. has returned 10 the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, TO resume his
medical studies.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ, II. de Young are in New
York City. en- route to Paris
The Misses Ethel and Bee Hooper of s..
Helena are visiting triends in thI.i City.
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go ese go

Northumberland Evan Miles, U. S. A., has
been transferred from the Twenty In
fautry 10 the First Infantry.
Major and Mrs. John \ Darling, Z. s. n.
have returned from Napa VALLEY and viii re-
cetve on Wednesdays in December and jan
uary AZ the Low residence, corner Cough and
suffer streets.
DIT. and Mrs. E. s. Breyfogle sailed from New
York City for Europe last Wednesday on the
White Star steamer Teutouic.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Frank left on Saturday for
New York City, where they viii JON Mr.. and
Mrs D. T. Murphy for the Christmas holidays
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NEW FUR CAPES.

showing the --latest
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At 95 Cents a Pair.

At 95 a
GOOD EASTERN WHITE made
At $S5
alargepo
At 81. 90 Pair.
- =
At $500
"HOUSEHOLD WHITE
$3.50 Pair
ia sUPERFINE
AT $3.50 Pair.
At $3.50
1874 EXTRA CHOICE
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DOMESTICS!

At As Cents Yard.
NICE BLEACHED DAMASK,
At 371z Cents
linen
-~ --S-' '---
At $125
DINNER NAPKINS
At So
NAPKINS
$3.50, s. 5 - -
At As
neuued
more $500 -
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et4 &c y,

On the 18th Miss Hobart will give dance,
and on the same evening viii be the third
meeting OF the Friday Fortuightly, followed on
Monday by the second meeting OF the Monday
Evening dancing class, and on Friday, the 10th,
the first Cotillon of the season OF the Friday
Night Club al the Odd Fellows.
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In Oakland on Wednesday next will be the
first dance OF the Bachelors and Benedicts, and
and from what is learned il viii be most
chArming aftalr.
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Quite a number viii leave here on Monday
next 10 attend the Chiids-Dwight wedding in
Los Angeles. The church and house will be
beautifully decorated and the wedding break
inst wiz be very elaborate affair.
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CHILDREN'S JACKETS.

CHLDRENS DOUBLEBREASTED JACKETS varying from
mixed cloaking velvet collar,
Sc and ST. will be offered al 81 30 So
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At the Palace Hotel could be seen the w. II. /
Howards Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Crooks, II. A. |
JeromeS, Or. and Mrs. Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. |
orestes Pierce, Fred h. Webster and number /
OF others.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Die GItern mTfIen nab 7oIiet.

Sin Mann unb cine 6rau ftonben gef:ern
ge6eugten 9auptes Dor &i9ter 8urte. 9ie
5rau bate lire 9onb auf ben &opf zines
tletnen &naben geIegt, tpelber neben ifr
1tano. Qetien SDnes unb nit t~brGnenoen
Qugen fagte ie gu ibm: nWfan miro Seine
Mutter BON Dir nehmer, mein &inD." Ser
&nabe mari einen dngftlt6en 8lid auF feline
umgebung unb briidte fem @e1i9t in bic
6alten tbres &leibes.
Der Wfann unb bic 6rau tparen George
uno Sdra6 Dean. Sic pdren BON elmer
SurD tsegen @ntgegennobme geItoGGenen
Gigentbums 3u ie einem Sabre s3uhtGa1s
Derurtbeilt morben. Die 9eun's .oo6nten
an Der 8efon StraBe, SIM M1orot 9ioz
bember iDurDen tie unter Der MntlaQe, aus
benz 2aben BON 8. 6. Mt1er &c So, 233--25
Chicago NOe., Seppi3e inn Mertbe pou 500
getoblen gu haben, in 6aft genommen.
Sen 9iebitabl fonnte man i6nen niGt na6z
peiien. nobl aber Die S9atio3e, bah bic
geitoblenen Wdaren ii3 in tbrer 8ebau1ung
befanoen. SSbr @ertbeibiger bat einen Nm
trog ouf einen neuen PrO5eB eingeret4t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Oas Reim fir iunee 1r1doden.
Die uutcrfudune beoonnen.

Die ltnterTu9ung Der 3uftGnbe in Dem
9etm fir iugenbli9e 9eIeBesiibertreterinz
men, tpo es am Sonntaq MbenD uno MDn:
tag Wtorgen 3tpt19en Nuf1eberin unb Snz
faien 81 6eftigen Strettigfeiten fam, bic
f6lteBlt3 in S6Gtlibfeiten ~ausartete1, 9at
nunmebr begDnnen. 0te Mn1talt tpurbe mr.
ipritn9lt3 BON elmer BripdtgefeQf9aft qez
grinbet, Die ipGter bann bon benz 9tcGte
etne unterftiiBung erbieGt, Die 1i9 i'm !eBten
Sabre auf $4,000 Belief. Die 2eitun9
ltegt etgentli9 in ben 6Gnben zines Gomites
BON MGnnern, 2eBtere ii~bertrugen 0leIeGbe
Dor 2dngerem elmer 5rau Milftns, bu Sic
@tnrt9tung elmer nelen Nn1talt in 0enebQ.
@tsconftn, i6re gan3e 3ett in MnIprll6
nabm, Nun foa Srau WtGtins 3tpor cine
ber3ensgute 6rau fem unb Die iungen N2dbz
6en, tDel9e man t6r anpertraut bate, Qez
manner ite Tebr lteb, a6er iie mar 70 nor
f4pen0erif@, baB mar it9 gen0t6igt fab,
ite gu entluiien unb Sruu 9apton an iGrer
Stele etn5ufeben. Sb 6rau 9aDton nun
ibrerfeits, auf Soften Der jungen W(Gbden,
cine 81 ipariame @ertpaltung etngefiibrt
bat, ion Der c3ned bteIer bom @ouberneur
anberaumten unterfu3ung fein, 0err
PrenttB, Der 8oriteber Der Mn1talt, 1prt9t
bic 8efiir9tung aus, DAB Srauen iiterz
baupt ni9t fdbtg 1eien, untergebsne :6rcs
eigenen 9el9le9tes ri4ttg 81 bebanbeIn.
SRI, Sulta 6. 2uttrop, ebenfoQs I'm Nit
glteb oes acknowledgements, ertlQrte
bagegen, baB nur Srauen i'm @tanoe feielr,
cine Nnitalt, Dte Die in gteoe 1teberbe, gu
letten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Outer OorfhIno.

pOtmeiiter SEEING i9tdte geftsrn an ZEN
Sinan3mintiter Carlisle, benz ~befanntli6 bic
enbgiiltige @nti9eiOung bariiber 3uite6t, ob
Die PlGne fir bas neue 8~unbesgebiltoe, ME
bts6er, in Dem Bureau bes 8unbesdr6ttefz
ten, pOer BON einem berborrogcnben, nit
ben bieftgen Ger6Gltntfen b%ertrauten Sit
ca9oer Nr4iteften angefertigt iperbe1 I~oIer,
einen 8rief, in Dem Der 8orf9lag ge1no9t
tptrb, flint DDn ben berbDrragenben Gbtcaz
9Oer Nr4iteften 5urNusarbettung Der YlGne
fir Da8 neue 8unbesgebdube auf3uforberr,
iebem berfelben fir Ieine Mii6eperlpaltung
$500 auS3u3a6len unD bonn ppn ben flint
ben beften aus3utpd6len. 9ie1er 8rtef trGqt
ais Gmpfe6lung Die rnterI6riftsn BON folz
genben Gbicagoer 8ef9Gftsleutsn, bic ms
geTammt Elm @apttal BON 22O MiQtonen
9Duars reprd5entiren:
g, 9, Steam, 6. 8. 9ut6in1on, GDrus
8, Mc@ormid, Marfbau 5ielb, :, 3. Qeiz
ter, @rsttne M. Pbelps, Mortin 81. Gperz
ion, G3auncep S. 81air, s. %, GrO8bn, g.
8. @rmOur, @bion Seth, s, %. 8lat6z
forb, 0enrD SO. Sing, SEP. 81. Mrmour,
SSobn g. @6ortaG, Sames 80. Scott, 96oz
mas Mur0Od, Sbon S, g, ObeIl, S, S,
Mt4ea, s. 8udingbam unb Sobn 6, 8lad,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-13
Bismdrd. feier.

Mie in alien bebeuten0en StGDten Ser
Welt, mo 9eutf6e lire 6eimatb aufgez
f9lagen 6aben, 10 pirb AUDI in G6tcdgo Die
6eter bes 80. @eburtStages 8tsmardI's am
1. Nprtl feitltd ~begangen perben. uripriin9z
lt3 bonn beut16en &riegerperetn in 9(1=
regung gebra6t, lit bic Sbee iiberou nit
8egei1terung auf9enpmmen pDr6en, tpe86alb
an5unebmen lit, baB bic Seier in ieber 8s3iez
bung groBartig ietn tptr0,0i 9erren, ;pel9e
Die SADIE in bic 0ano genommen 6dben,
tpoGen barauf binarbetten ,baB ba8 geIamnte
8iirgert6um 1t9 baran bet6etligt, Die 6eier
fou am Nbenb bes 1. Nprtl bur9 ctnen
Gommers in Der g{orb1 cite SurnbaGe ibren
Nusbrud finben.
Sn Olb 0uincp go. 9 fanb geitern eilte
@tBung bes Seitausidu1es tutt, Sofe29
S9lender tpurDe gum 8OritBen5en unD
2puis 90, $. Geebe gum SefretGr ernonnt.
Die folgenben Nusf9iiiIe tpurben ernannt:
PreBz@omite-9aebide, Neebe unb BON
Maffon.
Prpgrammz unb RebnerzG omtte - bon
Manitein, 2tnbemann unb Neebe.
ecOrationszGomtte-N}afIe DON Gla1z
iOp unb Saef3te.
Mufttz@Omtte - SaeT9te, g}eebe unb
6aebide.
9as PreBcomite unterbrettete etnen Mufz
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