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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
ASKS FOR RESIGNATION.
Mayor Burke OF Burlington Wants New
Fire Department Chief

Mayor Burke Of Burlington Wants New
Fire Department Chief
Burlington, Dec. S.-The most promin-
ent feature Of the regular monthly meet
ing Of the board Of alderman was mes
sage from Mayor Burke in which he re-
quested the board to reconsider their ac-
tion taken Oct. 10 relative to the establish
ment Of a municipal electric light plant
and take another vote ia order to do away
with any illegality that might be attached
to the meeting. lie also referred TO the
FIRE department and the recent fire at the
medical college He recommended that
the board ask Chief Murrays resignation,
that they fiji the vacancy with man who
will have the confidence OF the people, that
they investigate the adyisabllity Of pur-
chasing d steamer and If such steamer
Is purchased that one OF them attend each
fra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
charged WIN AssanltIng VIE.

Montpelier, Dec T.--Joseph Macy OF
Worcester was arrested in that town Sat
urday evening on complaint OF the town
grand Juror charging him with an assault
aud battery upon his wife. Macy was
taken to Montpelier and is now in jail
awaiting trial which will probably be held
on next Friday 1t Is likely that other
charges win be preferred against Macy
John @ Wing Is counsel for the grand
Juror.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
GODDARD GETS BEoUEST.

w y Brayman wills Part Of Estate to.
the school,
Montpelier, Dec, s. BY the will Of the
late W. n Braman Goddard seminary
will, on the death Of Mrs. Braman, get
one-htth OF the estate. The rest goes to
the Montpelier Unitarian church, Amerl-
eau Unitarian society, Kellogg Hubbard
library and Heaton hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
HIS CHECKS PROTESTED.

3. L. Ingalls, Wanted to Get some Ready
Cash in Montpelier
Montpelier, Dec. S.--B. L. Ingalls,, de-
string some ready cash, presented his
bank book at the Pavilion aud at the store
Of Rivers Bros. According to the bank
book Ingalls, had some ST, 100 on deposit
In Providence, r. l. On the strength of
this showing, his personal checks for va
rious amounts, we're easbeds at the two
places mentioned. A few days ago these
checks we're sent back from Providence
protested The matter has been brought
to the attention Of Grand Juror Theriaait,
who is at work on the case
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
THREE STRIKERS SHOT.

Pitched Battle Between 80 Of Them and
CompanY's Guard.
Trinidad, Col, Dec 5.-Word was re-
ceiyed at midnight Of pitched battle at
Segundo, Colorado fuel and iron camp,
between thirty striking Italian miners and
seven of the companys guards. Three
strikers were shot, two OF whom will die.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
A FINE RECITAL.


= 0'N7EIl'T u = tI7FN NFFH y EtEtFflEE
Last Evening.
The pupils Of the vocal and instrument
tai department Of Goddard seminary gave
a recital last evening in the school chapel.
which was well attended and was much
enjoyed A high class programme was
rendered in a manner which speaks we'll
for the pupils and for their instructor,
Miss Stearns
Vocal solos were interspersed in the pro-
gramme with pleasing effect. The Over
ture, Rosamonde, by Schubert by four pn-
pills, the Misses Blake, Underwood, Lane
and Richmond, was rendered ia an excel
lent manner and was one ol the most
pleasing parts Of the programme
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
WON THEIR SWEATERS.
Twelve school Boys who stood High in
School,

School,
The winners in the school boy eompeti-
tion for sweaters, started by Rogers &
Grady, the clothing men, are hereby an-
nounced, with the percentages: Willie
Simmons 97, James Even 97, Mark Davis
97, Ralph Beunett 06, Wallace Watt 96,
Raymond Martin 95 8, George Watt % 5,
Lyman Whitcomb 95, Andrew Blaekmore
9i s, Paul s. Davis 94S, Willie Stewart
94.1, Emery Newhall 94. The sweaters
we're offered to the twelve boys who should
stand the highest In department and school
work. There were about three hundred
boys trying The winners should call at
the store for their sweaters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
81. Albaos water Low.

st. Albans, Dec. S.-St. Albans, like
Montpelier, Is confronted with threaten
ed water famine, and the matter Of shut
ting off the water to large motors is being
considered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08

Paris, Dec. 81 The Russian ambassa-
dor at Paris has been recalled. He pre-
sented letters to recall President I.oabet
this morning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
ONE CLAIM PRESENTED.
Court Of oloitns In Session At montpelier
To-day.

Montpelier Dec s.-The court Of
claims ia session thls forenoon, received
the claim 0i the American Cotton ON Co.
of New York foF sl28, It being for 26,0O0
tags BY the state In 1898, under the luw OF
1898 This law was repealed ID 1902
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08

Tomorrow evening the programme to be
given at the Church of the Good Shepherd
fair Is as follows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
HIS ROOM HIS BANK.

tion From His Assets.
Montpelier, Dec ~ While the fire in
G. R. Bianchl's house on Charles street
was IN progress Saturday evening Bianehi
discovered that he had $500 in the room
where the fire was The fremen succeed
ed In dragging out a trunk and small box,
which were saved just in time The mon
ey was found to be unharmed Mr.. Ban-
Chi is granite manufacturer the dam
age to the house was about $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-12-08
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Massachusetts Cities are Ballotlng To-day.
With Local Interest.

Baston, Dec S.-Nineteen cities Of
Massachusetts, are holding municipal cleo
tlons today. The weather conditions are
almost perfect. The interest is wholly lo-
cal except 10 Brockt0n and Haverhill,
where the socialists are making strong
fights Brockton promises to poll the
largest vote on record and HaYerhill ex-
poets to poll within LOCO Of its total reg
igtaation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
tGontinued.)

Miss Halcombe paused, and looked az
me across the piano.
did the forlorn woman whom you met
IN the highroad seem young?" she asked.
Young enough 70 be two or three-and-
twenty?"
"yes. Miss Halcombe. as young as
that"
And she was strangely dressed, from
head to foot. all in winter
"All in white"
While the answer was passing my lips,
Miss Fairlie glided into view on the ter
race. for the third time. Instead OF pro-
ceeding on her walk. she stopped, with
her back turned toward us; and. leaning
on the balustrade OF the terrace. looked
down into the garden beyond. Ny eyes
fixed upon the white CLEAN OF her mus
lin gown and head-dress in the moonlight
and a sensation. for which ! can find no
pame-a sensation that auickencd my
pulse. and raised a nuttering at my
heart-began TO steal over me.
"All I'm white?" Miss Halcombe repeat
"a The most important sentences In the
letter. Mr.. HartriSht, are those at the
end. which I will read to you immediate
ly. But I can't help drawing n little upon
the coincidence OF the white costume OF
the woman you met, and the white frocks
which produced that strange answer from
nv mothers little scholar. The doctor
may have been wrong when he discover
ed the child's defects OF intellect. and
predicted that she would grow out OF
them she may never have grown out Of
them: and the old grateful fancy about
dressing I'm white, which was serious
feeling 20 the girl, may be serious feel
ing 10 the woman still"
/ said a few words in answer hardly
know what. All my attention was concen-
trated on the white gleam OF Miss Fair
He's muslin dress.
Listen TO the last sentences OF the let
ter" said Miss Halcombe. II think they
will surprise you"
As she raised the letter TO the light OF
the candle. Miss Fairlie turned from the
balustrade, looked doubtfully up and
down the terrace. advanced n step toward
the glass doors. and then stopped racing
us
Meanwhile. Miss Halccmbe read me the
last sentences 70 which she had referred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04

The services FOR Holy Week at Grace
church will be as follows:
Monday--le:l0. noon-day service, address
by the rector; G:aO, evening prayer.
Tuesday--l2:1o. MONDAY service, address
by the rector: 4:3o. evening prayer.
wednesday--l2:lo. MONDAY service, ad-
dress by the rector; 4:o, evening prayer
and address.
Thursday-il 30. Holy Communion; 11o,
noon DAY service. address by the rector; (;
l:so. evening prayer: 8, Holy Communion,
at,,iress by Bishop Mcvickar
Good Friday-to:$o morning service and
sermon; 1910, MONDAY service. address
by the rector; &:3o. evening prayer and ad-
dress to young people; s, evening service
and address.
Easter-even--4:so. Holy baptism.
The Holy Week services will be held IN
the church.
The church will be open every day ex-
cept Saturday, for private prayer and
meditation. from 10 a. m. to 4:So p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
PROVE IT ANYTHING.
By the Evidence Of Providence
People.

The daily evidence citizens right here
NJ home supply IL proof sufficient to sat
isfy the greatest skeptc. No better
proof can be had. Here is a case. Read
Il:
Mrs. Patrick Hoban OF Is Marvin street,
saws: From the benefit rerived from
the use Of posn's Kidney Pills. cannot
say too much in praise Of their merit
For four years I suffered with kidney
complaint and\backache. Al times =
could not stoop without sharp twinges
passing through me and my res, Al night
was much disturbed. I took bottle after
bottle Of medicine. but with at best only
temporary relief. Reading statements Of
people who had been cured by Doans
kidney pile, l tried a box. II so i'm
rroved my condition that ! continued
re treatment until the kidney weakness
snd the backsche were relieved"
For sale by all dealers. price 80 cents.
Foster. Mirburn Co. Bunaio. n. Y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doans and take
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04
IN SOCIETY

With Holy week just at hand the COM
ins week will be even duller than It's
predecessors have been, and scarcely
suggestion 81 a social function OF any
chara cter is scheduled for the next few
days.
The passing Of Easter, however and
the advent OF the post Lenton season
will usher in a week OF social presuge
and unwonted activity.
First there Is the Nightingale Pierce
wedding on the 18th, and on the 18th,
Mrs. William W. Douglass gives musi-
Gale and Tea" at Mrs. Spinks and on
the evening Of the fth, MIS-; wllnan
p Keene. daughter OF Col. and Mrs. #.
r. Olney. gives large dance In Music
Hall Assembly rooms. Pawtucket.
A charming function occurred ~ Mrs.
spink's on Thursday afternoon.
II was really the closing Of Mrs. spnks
Thursday class, but Il was OF such an
elaborate and delightful character as to
be characterized by those present ns
typical children's party" A very large
number Of interested parents and guests
were present and many Of the children
were beautifully gowned for the occasion.
Mrs. Sphinx herself wore very beau
tiful becoming gown Of white crepe de
chene with corsage trimmings OF rich
Duchesse lace and the work Of the child
rem under her inspiring direction. was
never seen 10 greater advantage being
most favorably commented upon on every
side.
The figures In the cotiiion were exccu-
ted with charming effect. the fas figure.
introducing Mrs. spink's beautiful collect
Ion OF hags. creating beautiful scene
OF Kaleidoscope color.
Another charming feature Of tho after
noon was the execution Of the mlnuet by
the following young people. Ruth Ket-
tlety, Susie Weaver. Martha Briggs. Hs-
rel wagenseil, Marion Tiffany Clarence
Stevens, Anna Pearce.
Mr.. stuart Aldrich gave n theatre par
~, for Miss Blackwell Of st. Louis. who
In the guest Of Mics Isabel Brown. DUR
Ing the past week.
Mr., Charles r. Lonslsy and Miss
Rosaifnd Longley left this city today
for Lakewood. New Jersey.
10 catarrh veur life's Cloud f-En,i-
nent nose and throat specialists I'm daily
practice highly recommend Dr. Anew :
Catarrhal Powder as safe, sure. perms :
nent. painless and harmless In all cases
81 cold In the head. tonsilltis. hoarse-
nes. and cstarrh. II gives relief I'm ten
minutes. and hsnishes the disease like
msgic.~-ls
Sold by W. n. Meek. 20 Camp street.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
THE WOMAN IN WHITE
BY WILLIAM w. COLLINS.

And now my love, seeing that | am
az the end OF my paper, now for the real
reason, the surprising reason, for my
fondness for little Anne Catherick. My
dear Philip, although she is not half so
pretty. she Is. nevertheless, by one OF
those extraordinary caprices OF accidental
resemblance which one sometimes sees.
the living likeness in her hair, her com
plexion. the color OF her eyes, and the
shape Of her face"
started up from the ottoman before
Miss Halcombe could pronounce the next
words. A thrill Of the same feeling which
ran through me when the touch was laid
upon my shoulder on the lonely high-road,
chilled me again.
There stood Miss Fairlie, n white figure,
alone In the moonlight; In her attitude,
in the turn OF her head. In her complex
ion, I'm the shape OF her face the living
image. at that distance and under those
circumstances, OF the woman I'm white!
The doubt which had troubled my mind
for hours and hours past flashed into
conviction in an instant. That something
wanting" was my own recognition OF the
ominous likeness between the fugitive
from the asylum and my pupil at Linn
meridge House.
"You see ~" said Miss Ilalcombe.
She dropped the useless letter. and her
eyes flashed at they met mine. You
ftf ~ now llNAltA SlN ~ thFNNh
years since
II sec it--more unwillingly than I can
say. To associate that forlon. friend
less. lost woman. even by accidental
likeness only with Miss Fairlie. seems
like casting n shadow on the future Of
the bright creature who stands looking Il
us now. Let me loso the impression
again. as soon as possible. Call her In.
out OF the dreary moonlight-pray call
her in"'
"Mr. Hartright. you surprise me. What
ever women may be. I thought that men,
in the nineteenth century, were above
superstltion."
Pray call her In
Hush. hushl She e. coming Of her
own accord. Say nothing IN her presence.
Let this discovery Of the likeness be
kept secret between YOU and mo.
Come in Laura come In and wake Mrs.
Nesey with the piano. Nr Hartright is
petitionlng for some moro music. and he
wants n this time 10 be the lightest and
liveliest kind
ITO Re Continusd.D
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eett iiber go Sabren

idJpn tuurbe Mrs. @inslum's @DD'
thing sSgrup BON Wiqioneu por
Wiittern beim Babnen Der Rinoer
angetpenbet. Wirft 9u i'm Sblafe
burb oaS Sbreien zines &inoes ge'
ltDrt, oas i'm 8abnen 1T unt Dor
Shmersen tpeint? Wern 10, laiie
Ipfort cine Slaibe uon ,Mrs.
Winslows SOOTHING Gnrup" bplen.
Sem Bertb lift unbesablbar. gs
mirb benz fleiner 2eioenoen ipfort
2inoerung peribafen. 8erlaBt eu9
barauf, Wiitter, eS 1T tein 8meifel
bariiber. gs BELT Diarrbpe, regu.
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren, Be.
ieitigt Wino : &olit, ertneiht ben
@aumen, nerbinoert gntsinouna
unb itdrtt oas gauge Spftena. rWrs,
Winslops Soothing Syrup" iiir aab.
nenoe &inoer 1T ar1eenebm i'm Sc.
iGmad; oas &ecept itamint BON
einen Der beiten meiblihen Merste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s lit bel allen
0rusgiften in Der gartseri Welt gu
buben. Breis Is Gents per Tlalhe.
&auft nibtS anoeres, als Wrs.
WinslowS SoutbtnasS brup.
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unb milbe Trans gecos Ditrict,

unb milbe Trans Beeps : Diitrict,
ourb oeiien eeoluailde unb mineraz
logiiae grforibung fib befonoers
unler alter Sreuno unb 2%anosntanr,
Serr IS. $. pou Streerumib perbient
gemabt bat, mas ibrieens AUDI in
benz porliegenoen 8lblein gang be-
ionoerS beruoreebDben miro. l1no
in oieiem 9rans=B ecoss @ebiet 1inb
es tpieoer belonbers Die Counties
8remiter uno @l 8alp, uelhe lih
ourb ibren gra= &eihtbum oortbeil<
bait aus5eibnen.
gOn ionitisen beipnoees erS= uno
mineralreiben Counties bes Staates
iino belonoers Die peitli9 an Gem
tral@9eras an9rensenoen Counties
Burnett uno 2lauo I'll rennen, pie
in aueiter 2inie aub Wa1on unb
Gillespie.
Maem Gnldein nad] 1tebt Die Nus=
beutung oes Minera(z Neidtbums oes
Staates 9eras mod in ibrem Mns
fangsitaoium, bod fpiiroe bic gnt=
midlung bes teraniid3en 8erobaus
bel entlpre1enber Staatsbulfe nod
weit reiber uao aeoeiblider BON
Statten geben, a[s oas bisber ges
IBeben lit.
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Wabler &esiitrirnus.
San Nntonip. l. Sanuar 100:

San Qntonio, 1. Sanuar 1902.
Sierourb miro betannt eefnadt,
baB id Die Bidder meines Mmtes
fir Die &egiftrirung auer @dbler
Der Staot San NntDnio. Berar Co.,
geras. benz @eiebe gemdB am eriten
DienItaa i'm Wonat Sanuar bes
Sabres 1903 erDffnet babe, rGrnlih
am 6. Sanuar, uno spar in Der
Staotbaae am Wilitarp Bla5a, uno
DAB ib bieielbe Dffen balten meroe
20 Gage lang binter chamber, nit
Iusnabme Der Sonntage, unb stpar
opn s (adt) ubr 8Drmittags bic 8
(a6t) ubr Nbenos an ieoem Gage.
6ierourh eriuhe i6 ahtungsooa
ale Oieienieen, melbe iib regiitris
rem gu laiien piniden, 10 porbereitet
su tommen, baB iie nibt nur ibre
Wamen aneeben fDnnen, ionoern
aud 0amelt uno @ummern Der
StraSe, an uelder iie ppbneu. iomie
Die Summer ibres betreffenben
Staots Brecintts, oa iie oaourb uls
nDtbiae ger56gerunaen oerbinoern
uno our lhueIeren Grleoieuna Der
WegiItrirung beitragen.
s. u. gbapa,
@dblers &eaiitrator BON Berar
COUNTY, 3eras.
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Ser ct. 9onis nrO Mew gorf 81
miteo Der Ianoalia YermiDlpa=
nta Short Qine."

Son iebt alb mirb Der st. Souls
uno Seem Oorf 2imiteb Der BennIpl=
nania SbDrt Sine als elm unobbdnz
eiger Bug nun ct. Souls nad Sn=
oianapoliS laufen uno miro aus ei=
ner BibliDtbef= unb &aubz, elmer
Obieruation8z unb Spei5e< unb
Sblafz@ar beiteben. Wenn nDtbig,
UNI Nufentbalt in Bittsburg gu per=
rneioen, miro oieier gauge 48ua naH
9arrisburg, philadelphia unb Stem
Sort ourblaufen.
Der Seem Sort 2imiteb Der Gan>
oalia= Bennipluania Sbort Sine perz
ldBt 6as l1nion=D Depot in ct. 2puis
tdglib uin 1 nbr MaHmittaas.
Drsi @rpreBaiiee tdgli9 nit
Durb=5 hlafmagen. unb Speiiemas
gen BON ct. 2ouis naH Stem Oorf
iiber Die ganbalia : Bennlnfpnnin
Short Sine.
Wegen nabeler @inselbeiten menz
bet @uh an S. M. 6 besbrougb,
Wiiiitent=@ ereral Haiiaeier Ngent,
ct. Souls, Mp.
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2errea's apnbemtipm

fpielte fih. ba MIes ih6n pDrberei=
tet mar, ab. Nn=
ttatt IN oer 8eetbunen Mdnnerhor=
pale, tuie anaetinoigt, fano 1ie i'm
Opernbaule itatt.
Sep. Dimes rief Die 8erlammlung
CUR 0ronlng, @ur8bah tuur6e a[s
pruuiiDriiher unb @idter St. 6.
Green als perrnanenter 8orliber err
tpdblt.
Hlatforn1, &egel1 &C., tuarert fir
uno fertig nnb fonnten gleih perle=
len uerben. Sn Der eriterer beiBt
es. oaB fid oas golf aus Meue E?
elmer ebrli1sn, DtpnumiIhen uno
riparteiiiden gerpaltune anper=
traut; uerlangt tperben quite Sdulen;
before 8eaablung Der Qebrer; ahtz
ftiroige NrbeitS5eit fir anoertbalb
Dollar per Gag; Die prpn1pte GRILL
lung oes HHaiterungsfontraftes,
tpOfir nod $$335, 900 an 6ano 1inb;
tueitere Observation-Disclosures; elm
8ulas gum Greibrief. mpburb Die
StQot ern1dhtigt mirb, cine Banf
fur tire DepDiiter gu beifimmen, in
ueIHer enentueq nDrtbeilbafte Mn=
leibeti aemaht meroen fDnnen; Gin
tbeilung Der Gtaot in Difrifte, 10
oab ieoer Diitritt iiber Strabenz
nerbeferungen abitimmen uno fih
tefteuer1 fam; biQigere 8eleudtuna
&c. 9a8 8artfpltem unb Die Mufz
tebung Der Tingeltangel tperben ae=
lDbt uno Or. S. Terren mirb ais
Nag0rstanoioat ernpfob(en.
Man ihritt nun gu ben Mominas
tionen, bic folgenoes Neiultat er~
onben:
NapDr-Dr. 5reo Terreu.
St1otsN ntunlt- Jran Wa1b.
QDneftur-@. 90. SDbnlon.
GiiefDr-Jubn Stappenbed.
Guoitur-Sulius Oppenbeimer.
S@nbmeiter-Ottp Meeri1eibt.
Mecurber-W. 6. &roeger.
oern1en ge=
teet, Gilpa 6einafi, Mariban @.
Terrell, 6arrp @untber.
Warb<N lbermen-1. Waro: s. Sc.
Qninbert; g. MntDr Mipps; g., sc.
8riiA; f., s. $. &irfpatrid; s..
Sob1 &. 6entimnrt; g., SO. q. Sba=
fer; Z, Ben Wofforo; g., SO. DreiB.
GuifdlIig mar es, baB fid in Der
Berln1nmlung 10 tuenie gntbuiias-
mus 81 ertenner CAB, Dbelei1 Der
Sanl tuObl aefiillt mar. Sci einigen
N~bitimnu1gen antmDrtetert 5utpeilert
ristr einige fiinfsig Deleaaten.
Bon benz aufaeitelIten Tidet fam
i1id9t geiagt lueroen, oaB es elm be-
iuuoer8 ftartes fei.
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Vpnt 8uhcrttich.

nNarrenspofien", Wolifs=
buhlein. (&arnepaltitilhes, &C.
ianelihes, 6umoriitiides uno berQl.
mebr.) Son Mferanber Shfe=
finger. Gerla9 BON @arl ".
Stein, SEQ. As Sft ~. StraBe, Seem
Sort. 8reis $1.00.
Ileranoer Shleitneer, elm i'm
Staate Seem Serlep allaemein be-
fanater beutiher 3eitungsmanr, bat
in benz uns iebt norliegenoen bibih
ausgeitatteten gdnohen, nie er
ielbit in ieinem Borpprt bemerft,
n2ieber, &eime uno unaereimtbei>
ten" 9eiammelt, Die BEL feitlihen
unb anoere @eleeenbeiten, beipnoers
aber in Der 5aidinesaeit, ~entitanoen
itno. q. Sbleiinger bat urlter benz
9itel .NarrenspD1ien" elne Muspabl
ieiner 2ieoer, garnepalspprtrdge
unb Observation-Disclosures beraus.
eeeeben, tpelhe in SEEM Oprf uno
Bbilaoelpbia gldn3eno aufgenommen
murbe unb alien Jreunben gelunz
ben, beutIhen 9umDrS bobmiafom>
men letn miro. Inter ben, na1 be-
fannten, flutten Melpoien gemaA=
ten 2iebern itno goafte auf Die Da-
men, iomie iolde, melfe BEL Sdns
GER. Sbibenz, &e9els unb Bereinsz
feitlibfeiten, bel @af1erfabrten,
Sdngerfabrten, Sfat Tournieren,
6reimaurer ~3uiammenfnnften, BEL
Wfebeliuppen unb in Seemannsfrei<
len &c. geiungen nerben fDnnen.
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iber 2ieoer lift bas Wationaaieo:
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beben. Die 8ortrGge eionen iid
fir fr0bli9e Bereins= uno 6amilien=
feitlihteiten. Dem garnepal 1T
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Wortrd9e gepiomet.
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NoreB bud" (nebit grDBem
SLAM. 9erausge9eben BON Bree,
Winomeper & Co., @ilbelm- GtraBe
"a. 8reis W. 1.50. ueber ben
.3med bieies balbidbrlih in reuer
Dearbeitung in elmer Muflaae pun
minoeftens $4,000 gremplaren err
i9einenoen 8udes ipreden Iih Die
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genoen 8ebeutung Berlins als beut@
ide &eihsbaupttabt unb perbenoe
Weltitabt mdhit aub fir piele 9au=
lenoe @inbeimiibe uno Grembe oas
BeoirfniB. iiber NQes, mas Berlin
in 6anoel uno Snouitrie leiitet, in
aunit uno @iiienibaft bietet, an
Dfentlihe @inrihtuneen beiibt, ein=
gebeno informirt 81 fein. Die Be-
seiHnung nNbreBbub" ioG nidt gu
benz @lauben perleiten. oaB mir cine
trofene NufSdblune ftatiitiiben Mfa=
terialS beablibtieen. Durd bieIen
Nusorud ioa rtur Die 1eberIihtlih.
feit oes 8ubes gefennaeifnet mers
ben. Wir molten inbalhib in Der
erfbDpfenben B%ebanolung oes Che
mas s@roB : Berlin" Maes suiam=
menfaiien, ma8 benz Berliner 4eben
in ieinen mannigfahen NeuBerungen
fem 8eprdge perleibt."
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men in betannter gutter, oauerbafter
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an5uibafen, 1T itets unier Brinsip
aetueien. Wir p~ertreten Die erlten
Sirn1en oeS 2anoes. Mum Dolge's
berdbmte Gilaibube iino mieoer auf
2ager gu Breiien BON finfaig Gents
aufudrtS. Ser Saiiu1 gem6B baben
mir unleren 8orratb in S1uben fir
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ibr Sbube nDtbig babt.
SinoereQaS bubsH alah.
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