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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
Wrean 9tcamers.
EgRANIENN SERVICE

NORTH GERMAN
% LLOYD.
GIBRALTAR OR ALGiERS
Is SAILING AT II 4. NJ.
"A. Victoria. ......... Dec. .
-Kaiser Wilhelm II. Dec. 10
fWerra. ............ Dec. ~
T. ON JAN. 3 AND JAN. 8.
,r the steamers OF either line
'ar. Hamburg. Bremen, Lon
Cherbou~g.
North German Lloyd.
Oelrichs & Co.. Agents.
5 Broadway. y. Y.
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A Won INN Ocean end Virginia Ave, Atlantic cty'.o
\ AWAY, open; noGern throughout: winter rates -
daily and up: SO weekly and up. J. O. WlLBHAhAN
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OLD DWM0N0OM G0Ngs
For [Pmp1n [RfMNa

The steamers the Red d. Line sailing for yenes-
uea on the following dates will call Porto Rico 70
land mails and passengers:
S. s. PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Nov. %. p N
5. s. CARACAS. WEDNESDAY December .. ?. NJ
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 1876 Front st.
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Receipts OF breadstus points IN thousands
last three ciphers 1000 omitted -four bbls grain bush
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A -CLARK,s PARTIES no EUROPE. 1900.
DED D LINE.

RED ID LINZ
- For Ia Guayra Puerto Cab-iio. Curacao and Mara
abo via Curacao-CcinR also at Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier. brooklyn
6 PHILADELPHIA. Thursday Nov. -. p. NJ.
4 s CARACAS. Wedn esday, December o. p NJ
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
BoULToN. BLISS q DA1LErr.
General MareFers. l35 Front 81
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CUNARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

~A' NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Oceanic. Nov. Is. 3 p M Germanic Dec noon
Cynric Nov IS / o. m Majestic. Dec. 20. noon
Teutonc Nov % noon Teutonic. 900. Dec. q. noon
For "a freight general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier 4s North River. Office Broadway y. Y
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DETAILS or TIE YUKON ICE rack
Three steamers Crushed-Miner Killed
Reindeer Reach the Yukon.

TACOMA. Jan. 15.-A number Of Klondikors
have been killed and at least three steamers
wrecked by the Ice Jams in the Yukon River be-
low Dawson. A letter received here from Fort
Yukon states that John Dobbins Of Victoria
and Mr.. and Mrs. HorsfuIl Of Seattle persisted
while en- route from Fort Yukon to a place
thirty miles below there in November. They
came over from the Mckenzie River last
fall and started down stream while the
Yukon was freezing. Part Of their boat
was found crushed in the ice. The same
letter states that three steamer arc stuck m
the bars and partially wrecked between Fort
Yukon ana Circle City. They are the Robert
Kerr, seattle and Tacoma, The Tacoma - IN
the middle Of the Yukon twelve miles h"lsly
Circle City with ice piled high around her
The remnant of the Government reindeer
herd that had been lost in the interior Of
Alaska for four months reached the Yukon
River at tho mouth of White River on Dec. l3
and started for Circle city. Returning Klondik-
ers passed the herd on that date, But 100 of
tho 400 deer then remained alive, The Scan
dinavians and IaplnmderS accom- nan wing them
w"r" in good hGnlt .:L but, said ftd, the deer
alive were IN very poor condition The
herd left Pyramid Hnrhor in March
and last September had covered only 300 miles.
Since then they have covered about the same
distance. They were untitled To stand sumner
heat, flies and mosquitoes.
Progress was slow because they had To keep
along the mountain tops in order to procure
the moss which constituted their only food.
The herd is gong 10 Circle city.
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CENTRAL nAnoR BODIES UNITE.
The G.. L.. L. and the c. l.. F., Old Enemies,
Recnme lie CcntrnI Federnted Union.

The e. L.. L. and the c. l.. f., Old Enemies,
Become the Central Federated Union.
The Central Labor Union and the Central
Labor Federation formally dissolved az sepa-
rate organizations yesterday afternoon and
amalGamated under the name of the Central
Federated Union Of New York. This action
was taken at a Joint meeting Of the two bodies
heldSat Krueger's Hall. 23l East Thirty-third
street, to take acton Oh the report OF the Joint
committee that recommended the union OF the
two bodies.
The result Of the meeting was a %surprise to
every delegate present. Not one Of them be-
lievcd thai the amalgamatiun was posSible Of
Two bodies which have been lighting each
other for ten years, and few thought that the
Central Labor Union would agree TO give up
its npme'nnd identity.
The meeting was larger than any com hined
meeting OF the two bodies since the menora-
bile one about ten yenrS Ngo when the Socialist
trades unions leir the c. l.. |. More than 300
delegates were present; The, delegates Of the
federation. who we're admitted ty card. sat by
themselves, When discussion OF the commit
tees report WINS begun. stumbling block after
stumbling block arose, Then n motion was
sprung and the two bodies had actually voted
10 unite before many Of tho voters had time 10
think Of what they we're doing.
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81 WALL STREET,
elections aud Meettnas.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
of the City of New York.
NO. 30 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.

CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
of the City of New York,
NO, 80 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
JAN. y, 1899.
THE ANNUAL MEETING FOR HI ELECTION of
Trustees of this Company and Inspectors Of the next
election and for TIA" transaction of any other bust
ness which may properly DO brought before the
meeting will be held ut this office on "Wednesday,
January II, 1899.
Polls open from II 4. NJ. to II NJ.
WILLARD V. II Secretary.
II PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE
COMPANY OF CHICAGO.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company will be held
at the office of the Company in Chicago, Adams at.
and Michigan ay.. on FRIDAY. Feb. 10, 1879, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. The transfer books will be closed. in
accordance with the bylaws, at the close OF business
on Thursday, Jan. ~, and will reopen saturday. Feb.
II, 1899, 4, X. q. BILLINGS. President.
THE ANNUA MEETING of the stockholders Of
L HI REALTY CORPORATION OF NORTH
AMERICA will be held at the Offices of the corpora
ton, - Fast AID st.. New York city. on y
January ~, 1870. at . O'Clock i. NJ, for the election
OF directors and the transaction Of such other bust.
ness as may come before the meeting.
W, X, WATSON. Secretary.
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ICE crrrERs KILLED IN 4 WRECK.
A Greenwood Lake Car Jumps the Track
and Rolls Over and Over.

A Greenwood Lake Car Jumps the Track
and Rolls Over and Over.
WANAouE. n. j.. Jan. 15.-John FredericLs
and Charles H.. Rhinesmith. both of stone
town. n. j.. were killed and n dozen other men
were injured in a wreck on the Greenwood
Lake division of the Erie Railroad a mile ard
Il half west Of Monks Station at & o'clock On
Saturday night. The train was an extra which
during the ice season at Greenwood Lake runs
up to the lake every morning from Pomptun
and back every night. carrying the farm hands
and laborers who harvest the ice fer the New
York and New Jersey Ice Company. The
train was made up of an engine and tender
and a day coach, and on it We're some twenty
five men returning from work to their homes
in Monks. Boardville. Ringwood. Midvale.
Wanaque. Pompton and the neighboring coun-
try.
From the lake down to Ringwood Junction. a
distance of eight miles. the road runs down
the mountain between Hewitt and Monks
whore the grade is heavy and there is a sharp
coach jumped the track and rolled over and
over down a twenty-foot em~banSment. and
wrenched from the track.
The men in the coach were thrown about in
the, wreckage and many of them were buried
under the mass of broken timber. Conductor
cut and bruised. and made his way back to
were many live men left in the Wreck. super,
intendent Pindell ordered out the Jersey City
wrecking train. An extra was sent to the
wreck from Wanaque with DR.. Shippie. and at
lMidvale a score Of excited country people
boarded the extra. DR.. Allis of Montclair
came up on the wrecking train and DR.. Close
OF Montclalr came up ON the midnight train.
Farmers and their wives and children from
of the wreck. Wives Of the men in the wreck
ran around CRYING. The wreckage was torn
away and n bonfire was made of it.
The imprisoned men were pulled ont and
looked after by the doctors. Many of them
had only flesh wounds and they went home.
Two men were pulled out with broken legs.
Cornelius Monks was one of them. He was
sent down to the Mountainside Hospital. Mon.-
seven children. was the first Of the dead men men
TO be found: His chest was crushed in. An
hour later the body of Fredericks was found.
He leaves a widow and one child. His neck
had been broken. A Young lad by the name
OF Stark from. Wanaque was in the wreck. He
was bruised, but was about the coolest person
ahont
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SHE SPENT MRS. FEEHAy's 81. o.
Mrs. Norton Took Her Family to Ireland
and Was Arrested When She Got Back.

: wv hooN " hiti W tihl
and Was Arrested When She Got Back.
Mrs. Annie Feehan OF 2O6 East Forty-thiri
street accused Mrs. Mary Ann Norton of $40
Second avenue in the Centre Street Court yes
terday of spending $50 which had been in
trusted to her for safe Keeping. Mrs. Norton
admitted that she spentthe money. She bought
new clothing for herself and her two daugh-
tiers. and the three made a trip to Tippcrary.
Ireland. But Mrs. Norton says that Mrs. Fee
han gave the money to her and made no resrr-
%vations. except that ii was to be kept out Of the
hands Of Patrick Feehan. the complainants
husband.
Mrs. Feehan told Magistrate Brann that she
rick Feehan. Their married life was unhappy
from the beginning, and she suspected that he
had known Of her account at the Seamen's
Bank before he married her. She says she
determined that whatever else might happen
Patrick Feehan. should not get the money.
a mild attack, of grip and Mrs: Norton was called
in, TO, nurse her. TO Mrs. Norton the patient
told her troubles and her determination in
regard to the money. One day. imagining that
she was about to die, Mrs. Feehan gave her the
bank book. Mrs. Norton and her two duugh-
tiers had been planning the visit TO Ireland for
Z long time. and they started Immediately.
They had al, enjoyable visit. Mrs. Norton says,
and returned to this country two weeks ago.
Mrs. Norton was arrested on Saturday even
ing by Detectives O'Brien and Collins of the
Central Ofice. She states positively that Mrs.
Feehan gave her. the money TO use a. she
pleased. Mrs; FeChan says that she merely in
trusted it to Mrs. Norton for safe Keeping. The
prisoner was held for a further examination on
Tuesday.
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Bessie Wires. 2S years old. a neGress. who
says she lives in room % at A oliver street.
asked Magistrate Brann in the Centre Street
Police Court yesterday for IN order directing
Dahic! Citations. the proprietor of tho house,
to permit her 10 enter her room. Because she
owed 81 he had locked, bolted and. bonrded up
the door 70 her .r,nomi mpriSoning her pet
the house on Saturday evening She could hear
the cries Of Polly wants n cracker but when
she again tried To get IN Yesterday morning
there was no sound within aud she feared that
the bird was dead. Magistrate Brann directed
Clerk NuGCnt tn write AN order to permit tho
woman TO 60 back to her room.
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s,.tccn.Yrnr-old Girls suicide.

Annie Fischer, l6 years old, who was en-
ployni as n domestic by ". Stonrrgn. n dealer
in birds at l2G fourth avenue. committed sui
eide yesterday in her room by iuhaling illumi.
mating ga. Sh" had attempted suicide on two
previous occasions, Once she took rat poison.
and ON another occasion she took chiorOform,
but prompt meil"Il attendance saved her. Her
parents live at 500 Twelfth ~t"""t.
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With lis it is not GLOW
happy | could be with either,
were t'other dear charmer away
we are deliberately flirting
with Spring.
Spring o%vercoats that were
S22 to $50 at $13.5O-silk.lined;
all sizes; blacks, dark grays,
olives, drabs and browns.
Serge-lined, $S; young mems
sizes, 81.
But not to leave Winter al.
together out in the cold, here's
a bagatelle of heavy weights
some three hundred-at $3.50;
young mems sizes, $12.
All three stores.
ROGERS, PEET q Co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thitty.Pecond and Broadway.
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rrookryn can to a New Jersey Minister.

The Rev, William A. WATSON of st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, in Millhurn. y. H.. has re-
ceivrd a unanimous call TO tho rertorship of st.
Georges Episcopal Church. in Marcy and
Gates avenue. Brooklyn, Il Is said that he will
accept and begin his. work tn" FIRST sunday In
Clair Hester. who recently took the place Of Ms
lather-in-law. The late Rev. DIR. thar!cs Ii.
Baker. as rector Of the Church Of the Messiah,
in Brook Ign. Tho I'ev. Mr., Mason is 81 years
old. II" was ordained TO the priesthood In lSN3.
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shot at His Playmate in Central Park.

Abraham v. Tergmcnt, Ii years old. OF G3s
East Eleventh street, and George Kenney. Ib
years Old. of 225 East Forty-fourth street. got
into II quarrel in Central Park yesterday AFTER
,hrce shots at Kcnney. All OF the bullets went
wide ~ the mark. Tergment tried 10 run
away, hut was chased nearly half a mic by cit-
pens. who took him 70 the Arsenal, whore he
was locked NJ on Two charges attempted
frlonious assault and violating Il corporation
ordinance. He said that he In, d in the air
merely to scare Konncy.
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Five Cinnamon were arrested by Detectives
Hahn and Di-sler in tho Chinese restaurant ut
VI Cherry street last night The men were IN
hunks and had been sucking opium. Two
complete" opium smoking layouts OK unusually
fine quality were seized, me mon lSeYr taken
10 fla" OAK street station, Among Tie prison
crs WIS Nh Chung, the proprietor Of the res
,iI!ruEi.
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81. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rail,
way Company.

NOTICE TO ii HOLDERS of the bonds
of the st. Louis u Iron Mountain Railroad
Company (Arkansas Branch), dated April
10, 1870, which by their terms fell due June
1, 1898. secured by Il mortgage dated April
10, 1870, to the Farmers Loan ~ Trust Com
pany, trustee, which said bonds when the
same became due, June !, 1898, were by
mutual consent extended to June 1, 1885,
with n reservation to the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain g. southern Railway Company to
pay the same before snid last mentioned
date on ninety days notice of its election to
do so.
WHEREAS. The ST. Louis. Iron Mountain h South.
ern Railway Company, successor by consolidation to
the 81. Louis 4 Iron Mountain Railroad Company,
has. by corporate resolution passed on the 12th day
of January. 1922, elected to exercise its option TO
pay of each Of the 2,5UO bonds executed by the St.
Louis K Iron Mountain Railroad Company Arkansas
BranCM, dated April 18th, 1870, which by their
terms were due June LIST, 1895, secured by a mort.
gage dated April 18th. 1870. to the Farmers Loan
n Trust Company, Trustee, and which said bonds.
when the same became due. June LIST. lsg5, were by
mutual consent extended to June LIST. 1898. with a
proviso. however, that if this Company wished at
any time before the LIST of June. 1875. to pay OIL said
bonds, It could, on 30 days notice of its election 80
to do. by advertisement published in two news
papers in the city of New York not less than once a
week for four consecutive weeks. pay of said bonds
by paying to the holder of eacL bond, in gold coin of
the United States Of the present standard of weight
and hncnoss, $1,000. together with the interest then
due thereon, and after the date 80 fixed in laid adj
vertisemeut for such payment. interest shall cease
on said bonds and on all coupons thereto attached.
AND. WHEREAS, said Company has resolved to
pay of said bonds on the first day Of May, 1899 by
payingt to the holder of each of the said bonds 1880.
together with the interest accrued thereon TO the
first day of May, 1898; such payment to be made ut
the Office If the Mercantile Trust Company. in the
city Of New York, the same being the financial agency
of said railway COMPANY.
NOW, this is therefore to notify each hold
err of said bonds executed by the St. Louis
d Iron Mountain Railroad Company Oar
kansas Branch), dated April 18th, 1870. and
extended as aforesaid, that this Company
has elected to pay the same by the payment
to The holder of cnch of the said bonds of
81 $50, together with the interest thereon
up to the first day of May, 1899; and the
holders of the snid bonds are required to
present tho same to the said Mercantile
Trust Company on the said first day of May,
1899, for such payment, and the same will
he paid upon such presentation. After the
said first day of May, 1900, interest shall
cease on said bonds and on all coupons
thereto attached.
Dated this thirteenth day Of January. 1870.
BY order of the Hoard of Directors oi the
st. Louis. Iron aIountain ~ southern
Railway Company.
GEORGE j. GOuID, President.
II TAI ~ g5.r.tur..
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THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COX
COMPANY OF CHICAGO.
Savings Banks.
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

,n.S. u. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10Th 81,
INTEREST AT THE KATE OF THREE AND OSE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM will be credited dc.
pusltors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC. ~. 1893. on all sums from Ave dol,
lars t." three thousand dollars. entitled thereto under
the by. laws. pAvable JAN. III. 1909.
John HARSES RHOADES. President.
JAMES pTINLAN. Treasurer.
u. OGDEN CHISOLM, SECRETARY
Deposits maiU On or before JAN. 10, 1852. will
draw interest from JAN. /. 1890.
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finanrial.


The ARIZONA COPPER SMELLING COMPANY
Cnera 2Iu shares Of It's capital stock, par value 500
pcr share, u n capital Of 100000. THIS Company
controls Its own mines, general store and shelter,
and Ia also " purchaser pf ores, doing 4 general
smelling business. Stock will pay from 10 per
cent. tn so ucr cent. per annuIn. It's mines are rch,
run - per cent. TO 50 per cent. copper, carrying
gold from $500 to $4,000 pcr ton. Money loriNn d
from sale Of stock increases output uf smClter and
mines and adds to store. Mines and smclter l,ratcd
in the great Arizona copper belt, with railroad fncili.
tics. cheap fuel and water.
Payments Tor stock ~ follows. ~ nor cont. with
application, 20 per cent. on allotment. - per cont.
in ten 90 days and 20 per cent. in thirty 800 days
after allotment.
ROBERT BRUCE & CO, bankers aud Brokers.
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Sir Tar:on Sykes, the Yorkshire. England.
Daronet who has been contemp plating h tour of
this country and Mexico. arrived In this city
on saturday aud is stopping at the Waldorf
Astoria.
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dividends and 5nterest.

NEW YORK. December 20, 1928.
A DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT. Cut of accum"-
- lated earnings has this dav been declared on the
PREFERRED STOCK OF the Company. payable
January 70, ls"v. to stockholders of record at the
close of business December 80, 1898.
The pref rred stock transfer books will close at 3
p. NJ. on Friday, December 30, 1898. and will reopen
at 10 A. NJ. on Tuesday, January IL. 1889.
. RAILWAY COMPANY.
JOSIAH +. HILL, Secretary.
% WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. DcCcmber 20. 1923.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees for
Preferred stock Trust Certificates of the southern
Railway Company will close a 3 p. NJ. on Friday,
December 80, 1898. and will reopen at 10 A.. NJ. on
Vlcsdu%. January 10. 1892.
On January 20, 1899, the Voting Trustees will he
prepared Ia distribute the above dividend of One Per
Cont, when received by them, among the parties
entitled thereto. a. same appear OF record on their
books when closed as above.
J. I. MORGAN Il CO.,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE r.. X. CO..
The Board of Directors OF the Louisville and Nash
willie Il. II. Co. this day declared a dividend of y
AND A HALF Iltl PER CENT, PAYABLE on and
after February ION. proXImo, to such as shHll be
registered stockholders If the company at 3 p. NJ.
on January 80, 1899.
The stock transfer books will close at 3 p. NJ. on
the 3Oth inst, and reopen at 10 A. NJ. on February
10th. 1899. AUGUST NC Chairman.
NEW YORK, January II, 1899.
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Readers Of The SuE always know when a good
ihIug In pIerented. Let them know what YOU have
" Oler Us uBlus the advertising columns
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Brooklyn Termonters to Dine To.Morrow
Night.

The annual dinner 81 the Brooklyn Society II
NermOnters VIII take place Tomorrow ryvuIux
at the ermania Club in Brooklyn.
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August Belmont, Esq, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co, in a letter to us dated January
II, 1899, states as follows:
1.-THE a1esoOOOO Collateral Trust Gold Bonds sold to volt are secured by deposit
With he UNITED A. U o Of
"sEoooO 900 Iouivunen and NahmoR anroadU Unified Mortgage 80 Yenr 4 PERI Cent.
Gold Bonds and
- OODW o Louime and Nashville Ranrond Paducah and Memphis Division, so Year
Eft Mortgage 4 PrC Cent. Gold Bonds
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Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Ihirty.pecond and Broadway.
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THE RNICKERBoCKER TRUST 90.
p,, New York. tRe0istrars.l
THE AMERICAN SURETY CoMPASN

This Company was formed to take over and equil
with modern machinery one of the largest minin'
estates in the Republic of Mexico. all the origina
owners of which remain interested as holders of tn,
Common Shares. These interests consist of:
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O,eopIe bro6,e ain, orN;ror, ror NJ,

O'8opIe brodis cine Orbinan, Dor, bic
bel Strafe perbietst, bab 8ferbe Der,
fteieert perben, tpenn ni&t borber cine
Gisens oafdr erIanet tuorben IN ; uus
cine 2iaenS su erbaltsn, mub Der 8etrsfs
fenoe elm Sabr unb bariber in Der Stabt
eepobnt baben ; r~eferirt.
Dis Orbinuns sur 8HaRerun8 bon
propioence 8oab uno Norb Wain Gpes
nue. tpurbe bel Ct fer unb smeiter 2efuna
angsnommen unb erbielt serabe bic geisSs
LID poreei&riebene brsipierteI Webrbeit
bel ieoer Gbhimmung.
Sene Oroinanl tpeI&e bic Stra6sn
bes Saruietp 2anbeompleres annimmt,
purbe bel erffer unb stpeiter 2eiuns ansss
nOmmen. bod oriidtsn peri&iebene Mit.
slieber bic 8sfirdtuus aus, boB in 3us
tunft bic Stabt ~tpabridsinli& 9anb ga,
ielba taufen mdfs. UNI 2~reusara6eu ~
er6fnsn, pelds iCtt tbeiImeiie feblen ;
bic Sanoerfon gpsnue 9Haferunss Dire
oinana tpurbe BEL ertsr 2eiune ansenom.
men man mil Jest bamit narten, bic
ettuaise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erlebist
roroen fino. Die Orbinans sur Repara.
tur osS Gulptrts on Waibburn Stra6e
tpuroe bel oritter, bic fur einen tpeitereu
%permanenten Wann Der Relief 60. bsi
enbsdltiaer 2eiuns anaenommen, tporauf
Ssrtaeuns bis hsute 4benb erfolste.
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Gin TreunS.

Gin ieber Der ettpas pom Wetter tpsib
srisnnt bic Anseiden zines fanesn uni
itrensen Wlnters. Gin ftrenger Winier
folgt eepbbnl,& einsm ibsrmdBis beiben
Sommsr. Das Bstter nit isinsn lionel.
len Dsdieln brinet bic Grippe, mel DE
in manden @essnpen Elm ~bsftdnbiser
8efu6er IL. Dabei siebt ss nod pisls
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