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SLIGO.

Mr. William u. Davidson of Silver Spring has
just returned home from trip to New York, wher.
he went TO meet his cousin Miss Consuelo David
son, who had just arrived by steamer from Porte
Rico. Miss Davidson intends making lengthy
stay in the United States, during which time she
will be a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs John Scricvener have returned to
their home in Washington after visit to relatives
Silver Spring
party of young ladies and gentlemen. consist
ing of Misses Kate and Lillian Graeves. Miss
Clara Write, Misses Ncttie and Mamie Garrison.
Miss Lillian Haas, Miss Maud Fiddler and Mcssrs.
Hugh O'Donncll. Austin Shocks and Clayton Wind
ham, under the escort of Mr.. John Fiddler. pro-
teeded from Sligo to the Chain bridge day last
week. fishing excursion. and met with bril-
liant Carriages for the occasion fur
nishFl by the gentlemen, and the ladies carried
froshnients.
On Thursday evening, May H. there will be given.
at 1r.ing Hall, Linden for the benefit of the Sligo
NJ. F. Church an entertainment. to include mso-
drama entitled, "Out in the Streets" and mu-
sirae.
Mrs. Catherine Graeves is convalescins from a
long Illness.
Mrs. NJ. f. Little has removed to her home near
Silver Spring
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

There is proposition on hand to have two voting
precincts In jefferson district of Alexandria county
This Is the largest and most populcus dist rct in
the county, and during u contested election case
last summer Judge Chichester suggested that there
sht uld be two voting precincts 1t is thought that
Del Ray will be made of the voting Places
and all voters residing south of Four Mile Run will
vote there. and the Round Top. Jackson City,
VIII be made the ether voting place. and all voters
residing north of Fuur-AIile Run will vote there.
There will be two special elections held in the
county on the 2Sth day of this month"; one for the
school levy and the other for the 10, alton of the
County court house.
There is great preparation being made by the
United States government for grand demOnstr;i-
ton at Arlington cemetry the Both day OF May
that being Decoration day. People will be tuken
this year to Arlington across the Long bridge by
the Mt. Vernon electric cars and from the south
end of the Aqueduct bridge by the Falls Church
electric
large brewery is being rapidly built at Rosslyn,
near the south end of the Aqueduct bridge.
Mr.. Thomas +. Conroy, who recently bought q
tract Of land in North EallstOn. Of the county,
is having large ana handsome house built thereon.
Mcssrs. John L. Hoffman, John c. Hudson and
Thomas G. Woods Of this city have purchased three
lots at Addison Heights and expect to build there
during the sumner
citizens meeting will be held at Columbia
school house next Wednesday evening, called by
County Superintendent +. S. Corbett, to consider
railroad matters of the county.
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tographs Of scenes during former conven-
tons are srtistically arranged. There is
Boston group and a Cleveland cluster. over
which the flags and colors of the respective
conventions are gracefully draped A large
hand-painted mat in which are arranged
individual photographs of the members of
the committee, handsomely framed, and
group pictures of former officers of the
District Union. have place on the walls
of the headquarters rooms.
In these new and pleasant quarters the
committee will carry on the work so we'll
begun more than year ago. In the two
months that yet elapse before the conven-
ton arrangcme nts will be completed vast
amount of planning and devising will be
done IN these rooms, the execution of
which will require the united effort of hun
dredS and even thousands of the members
of the local auxiliary committees, who are
working for the success of the coming
gathering. The Office hours of the commit
tee remain as usual-from Until and
from 7:30 until 10 pm. But the members
are not restricted in their labor to these
precise limits midnight frequently finds
several of them hard at work at their
desks. Pc. sons unfamiliar with the duties
and the tremendous responsibilities and
multitudinous requirements falling to the
lot OF this loyal band Of twelve, fail to ap-
preciate the amount or degree of self-sacri-
flee, in addition to the heavy mental and
physical burdens, which membership in the
committee entails; even those who are
brought into daily contact with the men,
bers and see their faithful and conscien-
tious attention to duty can hardly realize
that it is voluntarily assumed and cheer
fully performed, without any hope or de-
sire for remuneration or present reward. as
men usually understand tho Sc terms. Mem
bers of the committee see very little of
their families nowadays: they do but little
more at home than eat and sleep, and sew
eral of them frequently are with the men,
bers of their households for only the morn
ing meal. With such committee, devoted
ly faithful, intelligent. discerning and ac-
tive, it ought not to be wondered at that
the arrangements are more complete and in
better state of preparation for Washing
toms convention than ever before. Those
who have had long experience in Christian
Endeavor international gatherings unqual-
fedly say that such is the case.
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COLLEGE PARK.

The guild of st. Andrews Chapel recently gave
a birthday party. which was a great success. a
musical program carried out and afterward
the hall cleared for dancing and refreshments.
Quite gratifying sum was realized for the work
of the guild
Bishop Sattcrlec of the diocese of Washington
will visit st. Andrews Chapel on the evening of
May 16 for the purpose Of administering the rite
of confirmation.
Professor Stricken has arranged an interesting
schedule for the base ball team of the college.
The game Saturday with Johns Hopkins University
vas prevented hy the unreasonable weather.
Mr.. John o. Johnston recently sold his handsome
II stlcncc. with several of ground, TO Rev.
DIR. Charles a. Stakely of Washington. ID. C.. 1t
is the intention of DIR. Stakcly 10 make his home
here in the near future.
Mr.. II. c. NJ. Calvert Of Schenectady. N Y. IS
srt riding few weeks with his parents, after which
he will leave for a six months trip to Brazil.
Mr.. and Mrs. BigeOw have returned from their
wedding trip through New York.
Mrs. Magruder and Miss Grimes of Baltimore are
visiting Professor and Mrs. II. b. Mcdonnell.
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WHITE OAK.

Mrs. Annie r. Miller gave dance Thursday
evening last at her beautiful residence White
Oak in honor of her niece, Miss Lolita ID. Grant of
Sterling, Va, who is here visit to Mrs. Mil
1cr Music for the occasion furnished by the
Burnt Mills Orchestra. Refreshments served
after the dance. Among those present Mrs.
Annie f. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Boteler, Misses LOtta ID.
Grant Sallie NJ Shaw, Carrie V. Shaw. Carrie Bote-
Ter. Maggie Roteler. Inez Coupard. Daisy C"upard
Maud Coupard, Rose Harper, Mamie Baker, Martha
Knott. Jessie Knott, Martha Lindsay. Carrie Mil
Ter, Rosa Miller. T.. G. Shaw and Mcssrs. J. G..
Miller Joseph Umstead. Edward UmstGad. NJ. o.
Crekam, w. - Coils. Harry overs. John Hardy,
Daniel Matthew'S Frank NJ BoteIer, James NJ.
E0eler, Ernest Harper, Hugh II. Donn"il, Charles
Hopkins Eugene Hopkins, William Bean. Eugene
Bean. Harold Bradford. Edward Reed, Oscar
Peter, c. l.. Miller and Opie Lindsay.
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FALLS CHURCH.

The Sunday school of the Presbyterian Church
Sunday elected the following officers for the en-
suing year. viz: f. G. Hough, superinteud-
ent: George w. Hnwxhurst. assistant superin-
tendent Charles W. Parker, secretary; Ryall Al
bertson, treasurer; c. NJ. Eathbun, librarian; c.
NJ. Newell assistant librarian; Miss Tillie Raw
Iirgs, organst; Miss Alice Sims, assistant organ
list; Miss Lizzie Allen, assistant secretary. The
arnral report of the secretary shows an enroll
ment Of sHty-eight scholars and an average at
tertance through the year Of fifty. The library
has 255 volumes in it, and the treasury q balance
of $50.
colored mar named Fairfax, living Mt Mcrri-
field, cut himself very severely in the leg with an
Ak Saturday while cEOpping wood. DIR. t. c.
Quick called in
Rev. W. W. jordan and family, who have been
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From the Topeka Capital.
Few people who followed the trial OF the
Hillmon case knew just why two coroner's
inquests were held over the body of the
man found at Crooked Creek, in Barber
county.
This Is the reason:
There was $25 in bills found In the coat
on the body. The coroner took charge of
this money, as was proper. When the first
jury had finished its deliberations and al
journed. he drew out these bills and paid
them for their services. This took ST.
There was $13 remaining Clearly, it
would never do to turn this money over to
the county to be held In trust for the dead
mans relatives, If he had any. But what
should be done with it?
The mind Of the coroner was equal to the
occasion.
He declared himself dissatisfied with the
verdict, and called the jury together for
second inquest. The verdict was the same
as that given at the first sitting, but, the
mind of the coroner was satisfied. The S25
was exhausted.
Such was western Kansas thrift in the
early days.
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dairymen Of the suburbs. who thus lose
good customers. Accordingly, having
themselves to pay for licenses, these dairy
men have induced our legislators to exact
$50 for license to any person keeping more
than two cows. AS most of US are poor, we
do not object to our rich neighbors being
taxed for the luxury of Jersey milk and
butter at home. We have to pay 10 cents
a quart for our milk, with no excessive
modicum of aqueous admixture but badly
churned up f1 the wagons Milk straight
from the cow is indeed luxury In any
town.
KAMEHAMEHA
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the local church. The bishop spoke briefly to the
newly confirmed class and also the ton
The new boy choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Lighter of Washington. ID. C., and assisted by Mrs.
X. NJ. Smith and Mcssrs. ]. Il. burnside, Howard
Moran. Lewis Holden. J.. NJ. Leakn and c. A. NJ.
Wells. did remarkably well, and the bishop took
occasion to congratulate the congregation upon the
boys that their display of reverence in the house
of God would set the example and greatly shape
the action Of the congregation in this direction.
The thanks of Pinckney Memorial due the
rcgation of Ascension for the Kind of the vest
ulpnts for the occasion.
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Why He Went.

From the Chicago Record.
$50 you accompanied your wife to the
play. after all?"
YES. happened to think that if I didn't
she would tell me all about it when She
came home"
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Enjoyed the Opera.

From the Chicago Dispatch
Teased-"Did you enjoy the opera last
night?"
Weasel-"G should say so. My wife AMI
mother-in-law took it in, and 1 went arouna
tards."
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No Apology Needed.
From the Indianapolis Journal

from the Indianapolis Journal
In addition to giving the convicted man
term Of ten years in prison the judge
imposed upon him the gratuitous punish
ment of listening to n long speech made for
the benefit of the reporters, in which he
set forth specifically the reasons for his
action.
You needn't Of done all that apolosizin'
fer iniposin' on Teller man." said the cul-
prit kindly. They amt no hard feelings
on my part. 1 know as well as you do that
a man can't hold job of judge and act
the gentleman at the same time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-04

THIN OR GRAY HAIR AND BALD HEADS, so
dispensing to many people marks of age may
be ayerted for long time by using halls Hair
henewer apS0
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If you don't smoke Sweet Moments cigarettes
you don't get the best.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

Neue frauS6iii6e grief
marfen beubliGJti9t Der Wintlter Der
Yoften uno 2elesrupben, Serr Wtelu'
reur, ein;uiiibren. 0a bic BON leinem
S~orsanser ausseidriebene 8onturreni
teinen beoeutenoen Griols bate, 10 bat
Der nunmebrise Granddaughter lid
fir cine Sfij;e entl6ieben, eeren
urbeber unbefannt 1T uno Die iid ourd
cine seipiiie Der SoltsuOritellunS nGber
fommenbe Nufiaiiun9 Der 6i9ur Der
Republit aus;eibnen ioll. Serr Ote'u'
reur beabiidtist, cine an3abl W|arten
BON serinsem 0ertbe nab benz neuen
Gntpurie beritellen ~ laiien, UNI lid
elm Bib BON Der aunabme i'm Bublt'
FUN MAIDEN gu tOnnen. gu Der Iusltel'
luna bon 1900 mill Der Wtinilter, mad
benz Muiter Der ameritaniiben unS
portusieiiiden, SubildumSmarfen an
iertisen laiien, bic VorSan8e aus Der
@ei6ihte SranfreibS na6 beriibmter
@emdlSen baritellen iollen. Die sauie
9olleftion wiro 10 6raucs foiten une
in Der an;abl BON elmer Wtillion anse'
iertiat weroeu, 10 baB Der Staat cine
beionoere Ginnabme BON $4,000, 600
Srancs baben wiiroe, bic allen Surt
Die Wtarfeu Seii6ert 1T.
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Tartt:8 endHerun9.

Yies 1T einfod eine anoere Senennun9
fir lettteu Selobau. Cine gepiiie Nrbelt
aui Elm tleines Nreal %ueripenbet, bat cine
reidlite Grnte i'm 9eiolse. Der Selobau
miro betnabe gum Spiel. Su Der Sbat be.
ior9en bic 8inoer in pielen S6uen anltatt
oes Wanres bas B%eipdHern. Sieie baben
ibr Spiel uno es if cine pirtlihe Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn sieier Soee albt es et,pas
NnSiislihes. Gu benz briust es pole unab.
b~dnai9teit BON &esen uno 9irre. Segen
madt Die 5ruht nttt in einem Sabre mad.
len uno bic 9irre trpdnet Tie i'm nGtften.
gs lteat cine YeSauberuns IN Der Geituna
Der tleineu Woiieritr6mden iiber Die feline
Tarm, 10 SaB Ieoer 6leden ben erioroerl,den
Sefcudtisunssb eoarf erbdlt. Der eins
BlaB muB niht Al piel uno Der anbere nidt
~ tpeuia erbalten. gtner Der S%auptpuntte
DER Sepdieruns ut, baB tie Die Nrbeit cons
centrirt auf elnen be9renSten Nreal uno Do.
Der poaltanoi9e @ultiuiruns oes 9runoes
lihert. Shlat 4 Cts in Sreimarfen oil
: 5aS. e. See, 8enl. Hafi. 4aent Der Rur.
tberu Eucifie Babn in st. Taul, Wiun., uuo
er ididt eud Elm pamphlet iber 8eudfs.
ruHa saba
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Sic shtbarea Gselmetauporratbe.

Seit elmer Heibe bon Sabreu ltellt
Serr Ottoman Saupt in Paris aui
@runo zines iprSfdltis seiammelten
Materials in oanfenspertBer @eiie
alliabrltd cine Statiftit Der ii6tbareu
@oelmetallporrdtbe am 3abresidluiie
auf. Iieie Statiitif, pelde bic Sob
unb Silberporrdtbe aller wittiseu
ganten uno oerienisen S9aeamter
umfabt, BON benen Serr Suupt 9us.
FINITE erlanSeu tounte, bat er uud fir
Gnoe 1895 auisematt unb uer0iient'
lidt bieielbe lest in Der hamburger
9%Orienballe. 0arnad baben lid bic
iidtburen gbelmetalLp@ratbe Der Delt
felt 1890 fOlsenbermben eutwitelt:
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Ole Strait Der 9anone.
lleber Die BON elmer Sanore entwidelte
med)aniihe Strait 9ibt Gmil Soipitas
Tier in Der Mature" elm iebr illuitras
tipes Seiipiel. User piiroe auf Die
erlte Gerliheruu9 hin lpobl ~slauben,"
ia9t er, roaB Die mefanil de @epalt
zines unlerer beuti9en SroBen @elhliee
mebrere Wtillionen bon Fierbefraiten
iiberltei9t." llno oob lit nifts eins
iahcr, ais oies 81 beweiien. 9iebmen
mir gum geiipiel oas italieniide
1908 onueusG e itiie. WtoNell 1879,
baS nit elmer Eulperlaouns BON $50
Silo9ramm Elm Frojcttil BON ST
Silosramm @ewidt abitieBt uno babel
cine aniGusli6e @eihwinoi9feit BON
523 Wteter in Der Setunoe entwidelt.
SIS relultirt baraus nab b%efannten
me6aniiden TeSeln cine lebenbise
Strait BON 12,772, 900 ailoSramm.
Hun betrdSt aber bic 3eitSauer oeS
StoBes, ausseiibt burb Die GntiiinounS
Der Yulpersaie, bierbei faum elm
lOOitel Setunbe. GS ~reiultirt alio
bieraus, oab mdbrenb Ser aftiuen Imts'
periooe bes Pulpers in Dem 8eibiie Die
mittlere me6anii6e Srait mebr als
II, 900, 900 ailo9ramm in Der Se'
funoe betrast. Dies repraientirt aber
cine mebaniibe BON runo II, OOO, 900
YieroefrGften!
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400 NeIehaama! 500.

d, etftr tisitr 3tituns rtrttn I'D frtutn, ~ t-
ettbt, rtlt bic DtHtnitdft In aa' itrtn etuftn ~
ttiltn i'm stantt ~; Sla's 1atarrt. BUR IA tie tin
,tst itst htr dr,tlitsn Sratesftaft ttfanntt psftivs
aur. aatdrrt uiprttrt ale time GpnAituitcn sirani.
ttit tins epnhifuiiertat Setantluns S~aa'saatarrt.
4ur rire inntrlit etnpmmtn unf rirft tirtii auf
tas Blut une he ftlttmtetn OberHd6sn bee GU
rtns urt BEN yatitnttr Kraft asbtns, inetm ft tic
.asnntutipn auftaut uut her Aatur in itrtm gpsrit
tilft. Die Gis,nttim tr tattn 10 pitl gsrtrautn ~
f,blf. East ,u6 sius stfs sen 3sus N en- ismmsn.
Nan atrtHtrG n0DW7
~ ss-sssftssn u,a WSstsstsrs, Use. -
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~sarmen ~ perfaufen.~
tuieber Am alien pIatse
Cine reiblite uno itbne
6riibiabrs= uuo CONNER Mnswabl

on Serrsns nno anabentleioern, Nusitai.
tun9S. Nrtlteln Der "feiniten ipie Der billtsiier
Sprten Aberbaupt OIL alem, mas III eInem
eriter &lalie alelocrbanosl Su taufen 1T.
Eurt, meine lau9jabriae Notwithstanding
pelB ih 9cnau. mas iih fir ben Ct. elouo
Nanpel paBt. uno iomlt 1T meinS prratb fir
ole bieii9e 8eseno eth 10 gut 9studblter, ME
er i%ouitpo faum sefuuhen miro. @ute, bout
erbatte, muoerre 8aare Su Spottpreiien
mar, 1T uno ble,bt mem Mptto. ueberseu9i
eub bel Sobn Vrono3insft. 17sba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

Ger S6reden, ben Die iapa'
niiheu 2ruppen i'm leeten 8riese
sesen China uerbreiteten, wuroe nod
SaSurd permebrt, oaB Tie iibelall ses
rdui6los auftraten. sic maribirten
obne Wiuiif, uno ME ertDnte cine
3rommsl sur 0iepeille oSer gum Gap
fenitreit, aud i'm Sample mar BON
BEN Sapanern ME Elm Surrabruf iu
boron.
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Der Sabnar3t uno pa
tient. Giner unierer 53abnarjte, 10
berittet Die @ieuer rErsiie," liebt
es, wdbreno Der Sperationen, Die er in
iiblider @eiie pornimmt, unb bic be,
9reiiliher Weiie nidt ;u ben ansenebs
men Iin9en bieier @elt sebOren, beis
tere Gei6idten gu erjGblen. AIS i'd
nod gan; jung mar unO crit furSe j3eit
meiren 8erui ausiibte," 10 beridtete
er unlangit, varbeitete i6 auSbilfsweiie
flir einen Sreuno einiSe @odJen aui
benz %ance. GineS 3ases eritien in
Der SroinationSitunoe elm Bauer, elm
pierltr0ti9er, m~ustulOier, oollbliitiser
Eatron, elmer jcner Meni6en, bereu
3abne ~beildufis ebenio leidt 81 ,ieben
lino, wie Die @ur;elu zines Gi6en'
baumes. ais er lid uieberieete, iraste
err: ,9Siro bic Sahe web tbuu?' Sd
ipagte ni6t, Die Srage ruuopes Su
perneinen, uro madte einen S6er3.
,@enn es niht web tbut, iaste i'd,
,brau6en sic mir gar uihtS ~ beSabs
len limb oamit pafte i'd ben Sabn.
Iber Die Sa6e 9ins nidt 10 leidt.
SD muBte elm paar Mial auieeeu unb
inn idlieBlid sebOris umoreben, bis er
beraustam. Der damn mafte elm
@eiidt-aber er ipra6 fein @Ort unb
ipiilte nur oaS Ylut aus benz Munbe.
Stun iraste id i6lieBlid, hat es
peb setban?' &, nidt i'm Gerinss
iten,' ia9te Der Bauer, erbob iib unb
sin9 ieiner @ege. S6 elite linn Slpar
in ben Gmpianssiual nad, aber es
niiete nifts, er belt mid beim @Ort,
uno Die @artenoen laften mid aus.-
90 ca lit Sbr 0tader! ali6 elm METER
&erl.-Seit jener j3eit alio made id)
niemuls S6er;e nit empfinoli4en
F%atienten.~
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fas iteue gerliner 3eitumsspoiamt

nirnmt einen Sld6enraum BON 5O26
Suaoratmctsr Elm. IS lie9t an Der
aonissrater' uno IeiiaueritraBe. Par'
terre bei;nSet ii6 i'm G%orberbauie cine
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i'm Sinterbauie III Elm iiber 200 Sua,
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audi i'm eriteu Stode, mel6er au6ers
benz bic Bureaus Der 0eamteu entbGlt !;
iolde bureaus befiuoen lid aud i'm
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Den etwa 800 .3eitunsen unb Seitidriis
ten pom SerlinT 3eitunssamte per'
lest nabe;u cine balbe Williou 3eis
tunssbeitellunsen cling i'm Sabre 1895
bort elm; pereinnabmt purbeu i'm
9leifen Sabre iiber l6, 600, 900 Warf.
21gli6 meroen beinabe 1900 srobe
3~eitunssiGde perpadt unb an Die 9abn:
b6fe, iOpie on $50 Poitiilialen in
Berlin unb llmSebun9 ~9efabren. siSer
oieien 1909 3eitun9siaden werben
tasli6 etlpa 20, 600 3eitunsspadete
abgefertigt. Gtwa $4,000 Gremplare
j3eitibriiten uno $50, 900 GIemplare
Der politiihen j3eitunsen unb ni6ts
politii6en 2%G9esblGtter peroen iuners
balb "a Stunoen augenommen, per-
padt uno erpcoirt. Sierbei iinb iiber
$50 8eamte uno 0eSienitete in an.
~itren9enoer grbcit abwedieluo in Ser
menoun9 40 6ubriuerte iabren unaus.
seiett NIT ben 3eitungsiGden uno
Yadeten Su unb BON ben Eoitiilialen
unb SabnbGfeu. SaS @ewitt Der
Sdde uno Bafete betrdst td8lit etma
$4,000 ailo9ramm, aliO paren ietS
GiIenbabnlpa99ous erioroerlit, UNI tie
auiSunebmeu uno fort;uihaifen. BOD
ltarter lit Der Sertcbr am i3citun9ss
poltamte, ipenn am erlten zines Wtos
mats Die ueridieoeuen llnterbaltun9s.
uno Wtonatsblatter, Die Wiooejournale,
Qmtsblltter u. I. ~. eriheinen es
iteisert lid bann Die 3abl Der ;u erpe.
oirenben Senounsen nm fat elm Grit.
tel uno miiiien lusbilistrdfte sur 9e-
palti9un9 Der Hieienarbeit ;usetbeilt
uno Die i3eitunssiubrperte permebrt
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