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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
A Love Song in Court.


Oscar Van Dyke Paine, of New Bruins
wick, N. j., is suing his beautiful young
wife for divorce because she wrote these
verses to another man:
| am sad and lonely, darling,
Weary and sick at heart,
For long for your dear presence,
Though we are so far apart.
Oh, to clasp your hand, dear one,
Oh. your kindly voice to hear;
Wheresoever your feet may wander,
May God protect you, dear.
| shall watch for your returning,
/ can never love thee less;
May His watchful care be with you,
And your life forever blest.
Though long miles now stretch between
Us.
Yet in thought l am ever near,
And my heartfelt prayer is ever
That God may bless you dear.
All, be sure l am thinking of you.
Though your name / never speak,
And ny heart is yearning toward you,
With love thoughts true and deep.
Heaven guard my distant darling,
Be skies above thee clear,
From single shade of clouding,
May God protect you dear.
1t is said that Mr.. Paine wept when
the poem was read in court, and we can't
blame him. But if Paine was panied
what must have been the other man S
feelings? To be the subject of a poem in
which blest IS made to rhyme with less
and deep with speak must be almost as
as to return homeward with
ones automobile hooked on behind an ice
wagon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
Obituary.

IT seems q very cruel accident which
so suddenly and so violently struck out
of life Julian Somerville Battle in his
opening manhood false step of the
foot. near railway track in Salt Lake
City. Utah. threw him by car, but life
was extinct before his body could be re-
moved to the hospital. For two years ne
had resided in that city, having creditable
employment in the railroad service. lie
was the son of the. late Mr.. James S.
Battle, so well and so favorably known IN
the State. and Mrs. Johnnie Somervllle
Battle. He leaves devoted mother,
three brothers and two sisters to mourn
most grievously their loss, whilst others,
bound to him most tenderly through the
kinship of blood, and many through that
of a very warm attachment, share very
sadly with them in their grief When
he had finished his preparation Tor col
lege. it was a great trial to him TO give
I'D a college career, and professional
life He had marked aptitude Tor scnolar-
shin. and his mental and moral qualities
would have won him high regard in
professional life But necessity forceo
him out early into the turmoil CT the
worlds life and manfully was he filling
his appointed mission when the death
summons came. One brought into daily
contact with him for years, as was the
writer, could best know what was In MIN
and what promise he gave and measure
his true value His modest reserve ma
much that was distinctive which carried
real veines of gold. But when one knew
his unfailing gracious, Unborn courtesy,
his delicate sensibility of defferentlalness
TO others. and even what was still higher,
his reverential appreciation OF what was
high in human character, and what was
Divine in truth; his loyalty TO nobler IN
stincts il would be strange il to such an
one the world had not grown less by his
death: or if such qualities had not won
the regard of all who knew him. Baptized
in infancy, he was confirmed in the Epis-
copal church in early years. His body was
brought from Salt Lake City and was
laid by the side of that of his father, and
many relatives in the Episcopal church
yard in Tarboro.
A. FRIEND.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31

can go to bed now and sleep till morn
ing. My appetite is splendid and all that
tired feeling has left me- l hope others
will do as ! have done-iust give DIR.
Pierce's medicines a fair trial. and they
will be sure to derive much benefit. as /
have. | am so thankful to think | am
so we'll"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
Will O. The WiSp.
WOMEN WHO ARE LED ASTRAY
BY MISCHTEVOUS MARSH
FIRES.

Illustrative of the baneful power of the
marsh fire. there is told the story of a
woman who lost her way. She turned
in this direction and in that, hopelessly
as to her whereabouts in the
night Presently ahead of her
she saw the CLEAN of light. At once
she saw in fancy the picture of home, the
lamp in the window, the coy comfort Of
those under the shelter of the protecting
roof "curtained and closed and warm. >
Steadfastly she moved towards the light.
But as she moved it seemed to change
its position. 1t was always a little far
Their away from her and presently when
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
SEEING A BOOK PLAY.
Orchard Duffy in Ainslee,sl

can instance of the state of mind in
which some PEOPLE 20 to see a lramatized
novel came 10 my notice in /. Bit of con
versation overheard from three people
sitting behind me in the theatre. The
play was Unleavened Bread The party
consisted of father, mother and daugh-
ter of about eighteen years. all taste
fully and extensively dressed, and hay
ing the air of folks comfortable in life.s
1.-the orchestra, an 2trocious one, is
playing the overture.)
Father Ccuciously) Mamma, what's the
plot of this play? You've read the novel
haven't you?
Mother (wearily) there's no plot
to speak of You don't need to know It to
understand the play. Besides, / didn't
read the book. Elsie did.
Father with increased curiosity)--
What's the plot of it. Elsie?
Elsie (as through a glass darkly)--
Well-er-I didn't read the book through,
papa It's-er-about a woman-Selma
Whites her name-and she's got ideas
higher than she ought-that isl think
she wants to be aesthetic, you know.
Father (comprehending perfectlyJ--
Um-um. Thank you, dear
Some years ago. before he wrote his
most successful novel, the late Maurice
Thompson wrote:
IF novel strikes the public favor
ably, so that few editions go glibly of
the publishers hand, the next thing will
be machinery; the novelist must have a
typewriter. a stenographer, it may be a
photograph, so that he can easily make
his six books a week and rest on Sunday.
No more handmade literature for him!
It is easy to put your finger on the line
in an authors career where he flung
aside the pen and rushed away to buy a
typewriter At that line he first shifted
the air of a fraudulent Arcadia, the fra
GRANGE Of paper roses. And thence for
ward quantity, not quality, naggled at his
imagination, while he kept his machine
doing it's most rapid work night and day
THE NEW CONKLIN'S HANDY MAN
UAL AND ATLAS OF THE WORLD, just
issued by Laird & Lee. of Chicago, is not
only a revised edition of a work whose
success has been phenomenal-oyer two
million copies sold in twelve years-but
to all purposes an absolutely new book
over $50 pages having been altered and
a number of them replaced by entirely
new ones Flexible cloth, 25c.; library
style, SOC.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
A WARMING.

To feel tired after exertion is one thing;
to feel tired before is another
Don't say the latter is laziness-it isn't;
but it's a sign that the system lacks vi
tally, is running down, and needs the
tonic effect of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
It's warning, too-and sufferers should
begin taking Hoods at once.
Buy bottle today.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
Forgoi tan.

A little year or so ago
She sparkled everywhere,
With shoulders bare and face agioW-
The fairest of the fair;
We read about her every day
AS having been at this or that
At club or tea or ball or play
Attraction centered where she sat.
A little year or so ago
She swayed a certain set
Without her, functions failed, but oh,
How quickly we forget!
The men who flocked around her then
Now fiatter other girls, and they
That read her name with envy when
She swayed, ne'er think of her today
A preacher said some words, and 10,
A maiden ceased to be!
The fair one people used to know,
Oh where oh where is she?
There's one who bends with loving gaze
Ger something small and frail ant
sweet
wonder If she mourns the days
When all the world was at her feet?
Chicago Times Herald.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31
GOSSIP AND QUOTATION.
(Wvilu9 inOfnu Messenger !

Our well conducted, well edited con-
temporary at Gastonia, the Gazette, calls
unon the Messenger in this wise:
I'VE wish our contemporary, so wide
1y info mod about our native literature,
would idicate to us the most notable OF
North Carolina novels and it's opinion of
each OF course we would include only
such works as have been given issuance
in book form. but would be pleased in
deed to know which of these, whether OF
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31

ing DR.. Perce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry to any one suffering from the effect
OF impure blood and his 'Fayorite Pre-
scription' for female weakness
THE LAST SHALL BE FIRST"
How many times that saying is Illus
trated by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favor
tie Prescription. It's the last thing
which is tried and the first to help. It's
often the last resort of hopeless women
and the first medicine to claim their
gratitude by an absolute emancipation
from the thraldom Of disease.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong, sick women
well. 1t establishes womanly regularity
stops enfeebling drains, heals infamma-
ton and liberation and cures female
weakness.
Il suffered for six years with ovarian
trouble" writes Mrs. E. Waite, of (Lake
View Postoffce), Chicago, Ills. Some
times l could hardly walk, and when ]
had to cough it felt as though a knife
was cutting me. Ny hands and feet
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31

were cold all the time. !
had such a tired feeling
and such a poor appetite,
and when ] went to bed /
slept only about two hours
at a time. A friend adj
vised me TO use Doctor
Pierce'S medicines, for
they had helped her; so !
got a bottle Of Fayorite
Prescription and by the
time l had used two bot
ties / felt so much better
that l continued until |
had taken eight bottles of
Favorite Prescription
and one of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov-
cry, and now | am so we'll
that my friends remark
how well / am looking. /
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31

tired feeling has left me. hope others
will do as / have done-iust give DIR.
Pierce's medicines a fair trial, and they
will be sure to derive much benefit. as
have | am so thankful to think l am
so WE'LL"
WHAT WELL WOMEN SAY.
Here are few brief statements culled
from letters of women cured by the use
of DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription:
Il feel like different being and / look
well. Mrs. Maggie SPELLS 40 Eighth
Street, Mount Vernon, Posey Co., Ind.
when / think how / was five years
ago and how l am now. say, God bless
DR.. Pierce's work for women. | have
had no return of my weakness and am
well and hearty Mrs Fred Kempson,
Cambria, Hillsdale Co., Mich, Box 81.
Two bottles of 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton and one of Golden Medical Dis
covery made a new woman of me- -
Mrs. c. Nelson, Chemawa, Marion Co.,
Oregon.
There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre-
scriDtion" and it is altogether free from
opium cocaine and all other nacortics.
Do not allow the dealer to push off on
you a substitute for "Favorite Prescrip-
zion" claiming that it is lust as good. .
The record of it's cures, and the testimony
of thousands of women prove that there is
nothing Just as good" as "Favorite Pre-
scription for weak and sickly women.
Women suffering from disease in
chronic form are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, free. All correspondence
is held as strictly private and womanly
condolences set down in writing are
guarded by the same scrupulous profess
sional privacy observed by Dr. Pierce in
personal consultations at the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.
Y Address DR.. r. " Pierce, Buffalo,
n. y.
A GUIDING LIGHT.
However dark and devious the path of
health DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Med
ical Adviser will prove light to strength
and happiness. This great book contains
zoos large pages and over 700 illustra-
tions and is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
81 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound
volume, or only q stamps for the book in
paper-covers. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-03-31

Look in front of Dughi's store today
and you will see a car load of bananas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21
6robher,osthum.
0us Ger bauptitaot.
Jcisr Der sulocnen 0o9,eit oes sruBs
ber,ugli9rn Paares.

Sn Der pylsuen Sreien preRe" err
i6sint folsenoer Yeri9t iber bic
5eierli6teiten in 4bbaaia: Sur Seier
Der gulpenen SphSeit pes 9rpbberSogs
liden paares BON Guremburg limb bic
meiIten SGuisr unb @ilen nit Sab
men in ben luremburgii9en uno ndiz
Iauii6en 5arben geIhmidt. @s
berrItt pra9tpples Spmmeripetter.
3eitli9 mprsens mar Gag eoeile
unb bic &urtapsQe burfapg BON Dos
losca aus ben gan5en aurort. Der
84idbrige @roBberaos, benz man Iein
4ltsr ni6t aniiebt, legte Die parapea
Uniform ieines Oiterreidii6en Rssis
ments an, unp ltslte Ii6 bel ieiner
8emablin, Der @rpBberSpgin, nit
einem rei5enbsn Bouquet ais eriter
@ratulant elm. @r seleitete pann Die
8rObberSosiu in ben sroBeu Salon
Der 8iqdr Nmalia", mo @rbprinS
Wilbelm, Grbsrobber5og Sriebria
unO GrbgrpBber3pgin, 9ilba BON 9as
ben, prinSeiiin SiIba BON anbult,
SiirIt S6aumburgs2ipp bic Sofs
pame 8arpnin 4por, @raf @plfgung
Metterni4. Gliigel- %piutaHt pan 9sit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21

aos babe ii9 raid in feline ueuen
pfli9sn bier bereinsearbeitet. Gr
babe balb ertannt, baB bas 2urems
burger Bolt, fret unb often feline eises
nen Wese gu sebeu lisbt, Gs babe
sIei9 benz 9ebirsspferb, einen ii4ez
rem S9ritt, barum babe Der neue
9errider seba4t, er t0nne ibm pers
trauenspoa bic 3isel loder laHeu.
Wtr banten ibm bafiir. Oie Grobz
beraosin feierte Der Rebner als Mutz
ter Der Mrmen, 8ei9iBsrin Der
Riinite unb mari sinen melan1olifden
Hiidblid auf ben 2ebenslauf Der SUI
bilure, bener muir ibre Seelensr0be.
unb sesenieitise 9insabe iiber Mibgez
i9id binpegsebolfsn babe. Sn Der
3ammerlibuns am Nahmittas belt
YrGiibent Simons bic Seitrebe. Gr
fiibrte aus, bab Der 9rOBberaus raid
ben bieiisen 8olts9aratter erfaBt
babe, Der ebenio ipontan in ietner
3~uneisung pie Dem 3pans Der Gtiz
tetts abbolo iif ieiner neuen Spuaitte
binsesebsn babe, neil oas Bolt sefebsn
babe, bab Der 5iirir BET Der 4usibuns
ieiner Redte ii6 itrens on bic 8erfaia
Jung battle. Rein 5irt tonne iib
riibmen, bic 0erfafuns peinltter be-
oba6tst gu baben. Die &ammers
iiBune puroe mad Der Heoe bes Srn.
Simons a%ufsebobeH. Ibenos S1us
minatiDn unb 8pltsrummel.
Ourh 8erfIguna bonn II. 9lpril
BADEN, pie bas .Wemorial" mittbeilt,
SIS. &R. So. Der 9robberaog 4bolpb
unp bic 9robber5osin qoeIbeio Marie,
aus @nldB unb gum 8eoenten Der DON
linen am %. 4prtl 1901 sefsierten
gDlSenen 9of3eit cine Stiftuns, ses
uannt .Moolpb : 4oelbsio : Subis
ldumsitiftuns", nit einem &apital
BON $4,000 5ranten erridtet, beiIeH
3insertras baau biensn iou, alte err
nsrbsunfdbise Yerionen bsioerlet 9es
I9le6ts gu unteritiiben, bic i'm @rob@
berspstbum ibren WobnIib baben,
tabelps beleumunbet, alleinftebenb
unb ni9t in elmer aufalt untsrsez
braht Iinb. 9etanntli9 bate bic
&ammer 25,O00 Sr. CUR Subelfeisr
pptirt. .. N.) Die Stiftuns itebt
untsr benz boben prptsttorat ). g. >.
Der 9robberaosin 4belbeio Marie.
Die @ertbeiluns Der unterftiisuns ssz
i4iebt jebes Sabr am %. 4pril, auf
ben @prI6las zines etssns fir Die
Stiftuns einSeiesten 0~oritanbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21
Saar, Nsisl, Gifel uuo 9uusri6.

Srier. Sieiise S9iffer, pslde
am Sreitag bon 8o6len3 bier antas
men, meloeten, DAB Dor einisen 5ugen
oas S9iff bes Saiffsrs Widel 9irns
felo aus aeItsn, duf benz Rbeine sez
Iunten 1T. Sas S6iffsperIonal
tonnte iid nod taum ourd Sdpims
men in einem gu !Silfe sstommenen
8abne retten, Oas Sdiff mar nit
aaltiteinen selabsn. &ur3 nut benz
lngliid purben Saupttbeile pes
S6iffes %gslunoet. poraus anSunehs
men lit, baB es sanS 5sridelt lit.
% in9eringeu. 81. Ipril. =
Der nit Sru6t belaoens Barren oes
Miiblenpdhters Soffmann bon bier
fiel am Samstas 4benb Spil6sn
aDais unb bier nit benz pferoe cine
iibsr 3tpei Meter bobe Mausr binunter.
Soffmann, Der auf benz Wdsen lab,
erlitt nilr lei6te 0~erlebungen.
Srier. Der Sd9beder pster
Ssipsrt i|tiirste am Mittpod Ra6s
mittas 10 unsliidlid o einem Sauie
oes 9artenfeloes berab, baB er bas
Genid brad unb na9 peiisen 4ugsnz
bliden psrIdisb. Sin Sneiter Dadz
beter, Der ieinen 8olesen balteu
pollte, mar nahe paran, mitseriHen gu
perpen. Der Neubau, bon oeIIen
Dab Der Sturs erfolste. 1T Is Mstss
bod.
3obIens. Dor Der bisIissn
Straftammer puroe am %. gpril Der
Wsinb6nbler unb WeinsutsbeIiBer
Satob g. bon 8reuSnah, neil er aus
lieben 5ubern Wein ourh 3uiaB. BON
Hpiinsn uno 3uder 10 gema6t bate,
gu 1000 Mart Strafe. 81 ben Ses
ridtstoiten uno sur @erOffentliduns
oes urtbeils in flint 3eitunssn psr'
urtbsiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21

mir entnebmen amerifants
ften Sagesbldttsrn folsenbe 9epeI6e,
aus 2uremburs batirt, Die absr iIrs
tbiimlider Weiie unter benz Sitel:
,Oeutfdldnb" sebra9t purbe:
Qurem g, 10. Mai.
Sn elmer 9lGubiger : 8erIammluns
Der O~effenbineer GoG ppbl 9%ifferbine
gen beiBen) Stablfabrit unb Der Sanz
renbaum : 3oblenerube, psl6e tiir3s
li6 in Solse bon 3abIunssiGpieriss
teiten Inn einen 3ablunssaufi4ub
natIu6ten, tpurbe Der "a. SUM als
Sermin beitimmt, Inn iiber Die bon
Dem Spnbitat Der betreffenben Seieus
idaften porsuidlasenben 8eilesunsss
uno Observation-Disclosures 81
beratben.
oils Sedueitratpren tpuroen am
Montae bon Der Sanoelstammer brei
Grperten e%rndnnt.
Seitens Der 9eieGi9aft nurbe beute
elm Observation-Disclosures unterz
brsitet, na6 rsl6em cine nsts @eSells
fGaft our 9efrieoisuns Der @ldubigsr
eebilbet psroen ipa. Die @eI6dftss
lsituns bat audi lire 9erbanpluneen
NIT Dem Sbnbitat, an oeIlen Spite
bic Oarmitdbter ganf bon Berlin
itebt, betannt gema6t.
Sas in Standardization GEE
ratbene unternebmen purbe Dor brei
pbsr bier Sabrsn nit einem Sapital
bon 25,0O0,000 Marf ge9riinbet. Der
3uiammenbru6 fpl brrb perl6pens
bsriide 8eiddftsfiibruns ~entItunben
fein. Sn ben Sabriten Der GeieGs
fdaft lit bic @n5abl Der @rbeiter bss
i6rGntt pprben.
Gin Remener 8Iatt be-
ridtet: .&iirSlid Samstdss traf bier
So9ann g. Yspien, sspsisusr WsaqOr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21
Nus BEN lbrisen GroRbrrsostbum.

Sanbpeiler, 2. Mai. Spebsn
trifft bic Welpung elm, pab unIsr
friiberer pfarrer, Sr. Or. Sipsrbins,
seitern gu Rbebs Weifalen). i'm bitter
bon 70 Sabren psrI9ieoen 1T. 9as
8esrdbnib erfolste gu Rbeoe. Bon
1886 bis 1899 mar er Yfarrer ppu
SanopeiIsr unb ausemsin beliebt.
SIbsIineen, "a. @pril. Das
neuerbaute Saus oes Ylafoniermeiz
tiers Sepos sins in ben 8siib bes
Sanosiebers 5b. Subertp BON bier,
gum enormen preiIe BON $4,000 ST.
iiber. - gbenfo bat oas @olbpaaren=
seidGft @rtpis Saser bas Saus bss
gu4binbers MDniust gum prsiie BON
5000 Sr. erpprben.
9renenma6er , 26. 9(pri!. -
Oas 4idbrise S0bnden bss S9miebez
meiiters Sdoltes bon bier bate bon
Semanb einen aupferiou seidentt be-
tpmmer, in ben Muno seItedt unb pers
i9ludt. Die Gltern batten feline
4bnuns babon, Bis bas ainb feline
feite Speifen mebr peri6ludsn tonnte,
unb ibm itets Spei6el aus benz
Nunbe lief. Der 3uitanb bausrte
BON Sonntag Bis DOnnerstas, unb
ale ansetpanoten Mittel paren pers
sebli9. am 9unnerstas fubr man
nit benz ainoe mad Srier, mo elm
bortiser arat nit ROntsenitrablsn bas
Geloitiid nod Siemli4 oben in Der
S9lunbrObre entoedts unb ss mar 10
beutlih 81 feben, buB mar fait bic
S6rift leien tonnte. Ha6bem Der
tleine patient 4lproformirt porben
mar, tonnte bic Miinas sntfernt ipsrs
ben. Die Operation toitete so Sr.
Stabtbrebimus, %. Npril.
- Spnoerbarer Sunb. !Seute Mpraen
seesn z ubr lab Elm bieiiser ginpobs
ner. Der auf benz Selbe bei6Gftist mar,
einen 16immernben Geeenitanb, Der
ii6 raid Der Grbe nGbsrte, in Sismlis
der @ei9pinpisteit burd bic Cuff
fliesen. @s iparen feds feline 2uft>
balpns in Der @rDbe zines menI9lis
den 8opfes. @r fling lie auf unb nabm
iie nit na6 Sauie. Cine 4nii6tsz
poittarte, pel6e an ben 8alons be-
feitist mar, tlGrte ben Mann auf. Die
8alpns purbsn perfl. Samstas, ben
20. Ipril, in Sannoper Der 2uft ans
pertraut, porauf ein n0rplider Winb
lie bierberbra6te. 4uf Der Sarte ipar
bic freunbli6e Bite uusgeiprpdsn,
| pie StanSs pss 9~ispersaHsss ssRa9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-05-21

Serr 8iftpr &iefet aus
@6terna9 bat bic porseidriebene
Yriifung fir bic aanbioatur in Der
Weoisin NIT gefriebiguns beitanoen.
6errY g. d aus 2us
remburg bat bic priifuns fir bic
3neite 3%anotoatur in ben HaturtpiIz
Ieni6aften init 8%efriebisuns be-
itanoen.
Woraens sessu 5 llbr eri6pB
Ii9 tiirsli4 Der Wtrtb unD arGmer
arenbt Su Staotsruno in ieinsm 8ett
mittels Repolper. 9erIelbe mar
Wittper unb binterldbt Spei uners
pa6iene &inoer.
4m 9 amstag Rd1 mtttdg
%seldnete sur @eriteiseruns Elm BEN
S9ieferoedermeiiter Srn. Satob
S9rsiner aus 2uremburs eeborenber
376,20 Quabratmeter GROCER 8auplab
nit elegant sebauter Nemiie in Der
9interfront, msi1enb IL Mster in Der
5aHabe, iebr portbeilbaft selesen
Guberer Hins, arf benz @ebiete Der
@emeinbe Solerid, Smiiden elmer
9boreinfabrt unb benz WobnbauIs bes
8ertdufers. Senielben eritanb Der
Gisentbiimer Sr. S. g.. 3lein gum
preiie bon 5000 Sranten.
Oie pom @robher3paI.
2urembursiihen Qder= unb @arten>
bauperein am 81. @pril 1901 i'm 6ptel
Petits8ed gu 2ebten Stiber 0ursmz
burs=8 ubnboD peritetserten Stiere
reiner Durbamsr RaHe tpurbsn gu fols
senben Yreiien perdubert: Nr. / anz
seiteigert BON 5rn. Braun onnar in
Serboru fir $50 ST.; 2. Sru. gpsn
in Ga fir $40 ST.; 3. Srn. 2impa1
in Rieberterfden fir $50 Sr.; 4. Sru.
Mli9 in &ospintelerbof fir 260 Sr.;
8. Sru. Stsinmeb in Sstpeilsr fir
$40 ST.; 6. Srn. Sdamine in Ospeis
Ter fir 450 ST.; z. Srn. @rnSeu in
@dternad fir 900 ST.; 8. Srn. Reus
ter in Miilsnbprf fir 440 ST.; 9.
Srn. Wilipers in Dim fir 500 6r.;
10. 9rn. Werbel in 8osport fur 600
Sr.: IL. 9rn. Sanien in Serbprn fir
$40 ST.; II. 9rn. Geonarob in Did
tpeiler fir 420 ST.; 13. Srn. 9er6em
in Nieperanben fir $50 ST.; Ia. 9rn.
Neuerbera in Sungliniter fit 300 Jr.
SIM 8ansen puroe fir 1000 ST. pers
Iteisert.
9as offisieIle Reiuftat
Der am 1, DECEMBER 1900 pprsenom=
mensn @oltssdbluns liest i'm IRE
morial" ppr unb peiit fir oas @roBs
berSpetbum cine ortsanipeIenoe Be-
pDlferuns bon 236,543 Sselen 122,s
.OO2 mGnnli6e unb 1854 peiblide)
Dor, ssssn 1895 1880 Sselen msbr.
Die ortanpsienbe 9epDlteruns pers
tbsilt ii6 auf bic perihiebensn 3ans
tone .tpie fplst: 2uremburssS tabt
20,92S (pIus 1919, Gapelen 1851
plus 1851, Sid q. b. 4lastte 52,27S
plus 1850, 2uremburs (2anb)
31,325 (plus\ 3041), Meri6 1885
'(-15). glerf 14,123 (plus 1861,
9istir6 1879 %, Rebiussn ID, >
P44S C1O9), Wilb 14,009 (-352),
@ianben ISIS (-136), g6tsrnad
1851 (plus $685. @repsnma1er,
15,443 (plus $50, Hemi9 1876
(plus 217).
Na6 Der StadtsansebDri9feit perz
tbeilsn ii6 bic 236,543 ginppbner
pes 8roBberaostbums pie folst: 3uz
remburser 207,S (1S95: 1877, $50;
1euti6s 14.603 Q2.906); Staliensr
7,465 1883; 8elsier 1891 $500;
SrauSoien 1887 Q.450); Seterrsis
der 4S0 (457); SdpsiSer 122 (92);
Soadnber 90 (56); GnslGnbsr 43
(49); llnaarn 81 (21); Ser. Staatsn
q (2S); Huiien 10 40; Spanien II.
9prtugal 8 ~; S6peoen uup Hors
pseen 2 (0; 0dnemart 1 (0); bas
iibrige europa 6 (2); ouBerseuros
paii4s Staatsn 81 a.; qsrI9nsn Dee