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Evening star., 1903-10-20

humorous and serious in character. In
cidentally, there was much discussion on
the proposed ritual and the election of the
new officers While old friends were meet
ing and engaging in lively conversation in
different parts Of the hotel strains of
music, provided for the occasion, perme-
ated the apartments. The local members
were busy looking out for the comfort of
the guests and introducing strangers to
each other.
Many were on hand at o'clock, and it
was not long before the leaders from differ
ent sections of the country were called
upon to speak. The following were among
those who responded: Rev. Moses Hall OF
Whitewater Wis; Rev. H. w. Sayles. East
Aurora. N Y; Rev. F. A. Wiggin of Bos-
ton Mass; DIR. Geo. A. Fuller OF onset,
Mass; Lyman c. Howe of Fredonia, N T.;
Rev. j. j. Morse of London. England; Rev.
e. W. Sprague of jamestown. N. Y; j. g.
Hatch, jr of Boston, Mass; Rev John W.
Ring of Galveston. Tex; Mrs Jenny L.
Edison Of Washington, D. C.: Mrs. z. 3.
Kates of Thorton. Pa, and Mrs. Carrie f.
s. living of Westfield, N. Y.
President Harrison D. Barrett of Bos-
ton presided. The benediction was pro-
nounced by Mrs. Lilly u Reynolds of Troy,
NY.
About $50 delegates to the convention had
arrived last night.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
REPAIR DEPARTMENT.
superintendent Coleman Makes Report
to Commissioners.

Mr. G. r. Coleman, superintendent OF re-
nairs for the District OF Columbia. today
presented to the Commissioners his report
Of the opera tfons of the repair department
during the twelve months ending June 30
last. Mr.. Coleman states that appropria-
tions amounting to more than $so.OU were
expended for repairs to school buildings
engine houses. police stations, market
houses and Police Court. The greater por-
ton of this work, it is stated. was done by
day labor.
During the months of July. August and
September there were more than hundred
men employed in the prosecution of the re-
pair work This large force was only neces-
sary when the schools were closed.
The total amount expended by the repair
department upon the public and nigh
schools of the District was $4,000 The
amounts expended on the school buildings
IN the several divisions were as follows:
First division. $s.662. O4: second division,
$sI15.34 third division. $5,127.9O: fourth di-
vision. s4.O6525: fifth division. s4.64O.11:
sixth division $3394.90; seventh division,
s3,5ss13: eighth division. $3.031.7s: ninth
division. s. 252.O7; tenth division. $3.637. SO;
eleventh division 81. $500. Repairs on the
various high and manual training schools
were made as follows: Central High.
s1S76O2: Western High $1.S36.3S; Eastern
High. $G67.73; Business High $353.5S: M
Street High. $1.O62.9l; Mckinley Manual
Training. $245O; Armstrong Manual Train
ing. sl2oO2.
For repairs to engine houses 5000 was
expended. In commenting this item i'll
the report the superintendent says:
The repairs and improvements called for
in this department doubled the amount ur
the appropriation. This very naturally
necessitated the omission of Il great deal OF
work that should have been done. Owing
TO the installation of new apparatus at sew
eral of the engine houses, which was not
cared for in the estimates a deficiency Of
several hundred dollars was created.
1T not known at the time the esti-
mates were made up that the widening of
the tracks to be done Congress at its
last session made this deficiency good by
voting 500 to the department. which was
made available immedia teiy."
In addition to the expenditures already
mentioned the following We're listed:
For repairs on police stations s. GO: re-
pairs and renewing heating and ventilat ting
apparatus in schools. $12Gj0; repairs to
market houses. $40.
The report further states that the repair
department also completed large amount
OF work on other municipal buildings; in
cluded among these were the Smallpox Hos
pital. Industrial Home School District Of
Columbia building. disinfectant plant
house OF detention. ambulance stables and
the erection of 4 reviewing stand in front
of the White House.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
COURT HELD IN Patrol, WAGON
Novel Procedure by a Chicago Justice
of the Peace

CHICAGO. October 2O-F'or the first time
In Chicago's history, police court has been
held in patrol wagon. Justice Caverly
climbed into the wagon, which was stand
ing in front of the city hall, and admins
tered the oath to two detectives who were
armed with a warrant charging Lucy Miles
with larceny. The woman lay on a cot in
the vehicle. having been brought from the
county hospital. She was held in bonds of
*l,ooo and the case was continued for ten
days A commitment was issued by the
magistrate. and she was taken to the county
Jail hospital.
The woman, who is twenty-sx years old
is charged with stealing 800 worth of sill
verWare from the Colonial Hotel at Coney
Island, N. Y. She came to Chicago with the
stolen property and was found by detect
ives. suffering from appendicitis An opera
ton was performed on her at the county
hospital and she was discharged. The jail
officials refused to take her without a nit
umus. and as she needed medical attention
the Harrison street police station annex
could not receive her.
Justice Caverly helped the officers out of
the dilemma by holding court in the patrol
wagon.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Contracts for Money Order Supplies.

AS a result of conference late yesterday
afternoon between Postmaster General
Payne, First Assistant Postmaster General
Wynne and Assistant Attorney General
Robb, following thorough investigation of
the bids, the contracts for furnishing the
printing and blanks for the money order
system except the forms themselves for
the next four years. were awarded to four
teen bidders, who bid for various items.
The aggregate involved is $2Oo.O0O.
Bids were first opened June 2 last. but
they bore evidence of combination. and
new bids were called for and opened Sep
tember s. They made reduction of
$51 900 for the four years. and of $1,000
from the contracts which have just ex-
pired.
The contract for the money-order forms,
awarded some months ago. saved $4,000 for
the four years over the old contract. making
a total aggregate saving of 100000 effected
by the new contracts for money order sup
plies.
The Wynkoop. Eallenbeck and Crawford
Company of New York, which figured in
Evening star., 1903-10-20

the Metcalf case. bid for many Of the con-
tracts for blanks. but their bids were
thrown out. no official reason being stated.
ed to the Dunlap Printing Company of
Philadelphia. TO the public printer. to the
]. B. Lyon Company and the Brandaw
Printing Company of Albany. N. Y, and
to the Metropolitan Printing Company of
New York
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Overdue Ship Reaches Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO October oO-The Rrit
ish ship Crown of Scotland. over due and
reinsured at 10 per cent. has arrived here.
She left New Castle. England. April II
with cargo of general merchandise. She
encountered various kinds of unfavorable
weather, and was in some terrible weather
at Cape Horn. during which seaman lost
his life. He fell from the matnmast into
the sea-
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Dynamite on N. P. r. r. Tracks

MISSOULA, Mont. October 2O-Two
sticks of dynamite have been found by sec
ton men near the mouth OF He'll Gate can
yon. on the Northern Pacific tracks, east Of
here. just before the passage of the east
bound passenger train. Armed guards are
now patrolling The canyon, a distance Of
nearly ten miles.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Reception Last Night.

At the reception in the Regent Hotel last
evening. which was the formal opening of
the convention, the local and visiting spirit
ualists enjoyed social good time, punctu-
ated with many interesting addresses, both
Evening star., 1903-10-20

Constable William Shields of Glassport,
Pa, was shot through the heart and al
most instantly killed, and Peter Melvin,
one of the negroes who killed him. was
shot dead by Patrick Kelley. a special Off
Evening star., 1903-10-20
WIDOW Fake ARRESTED.
Husbands Body Exhumed to Learn il
Poison Caused Death.

HELENA, Mont, October a0-The body
OF Albert W. Fake, who died last March,
has been exhumed by the coroner. to learn
If death was due to poison. Mrs. Fake.
widow of the decedent, has been placed
under arrest at Labelle pending the investi-
cation.
Evening star., 1903-10-20
Afternoon Session.

At the meeting this afternoon some rou-
tine business was disposed of. in the way Of
committee reports. Then the annual report
of the president was read. This was very
long, but the following extracts those
of most interest to the general public. as
they give a summary of past accomplish
ments and something of present plans. The
report was, in part, as follows:
AT the opening of this conclave l con-
gratulate you Mpon-. the auspiciouS outlook
for our natiohaf assoc. c.ation, we'll as
upon the results Of its years work The
past year has tbeen some of active work on
the part of the y. 8. A. in all its dep art
ments The various almanacs of the secular
papers in all of the large cities of the land
were supplied with data in regard to the
standing of spiritualism in general in
America and of the N. s. A. in particular.
which facts found their way into print
when those b>soks were published
There has been a more general interest
in the subject of Spiritualism on the part
of the masses than has been apparent dur
ing any previous year in the history of the
N s. A., and the treatment accorded our
movement bysthe' secular and religious
press with few exceptions has been uni
formly fair The masses are demanding
information on occuft subjects and the press
is meeting that demand
Several estates have been settled from
which certain sums have accrued to the
treasury of the y; s. A, in harmony with
the wishes of the testators The settlement
of a few estates in which the N. s. A is
interested is now pending The associa-
ton will ultimately receive beuuests the
delay being occasioned by the requirements
of the law
There has been greater demand for
literature bearing upon this subject than
has obtained hitherto and the N. s. A. has
been called upon to supply as much of it as
it could. From careful study Of these and
other indications l am able to report de-
cided progress on the part of spIritualism
during the year.
TIE report also suggested the possibility
of holding special camp meetings at st.
ment there.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-11
e I =.

Das Sriminal , Mppeuatipns=
eeridt in Iuitin bat Die am 3. Weai
1902 in 5unt County abgebaltene
BrDbibitiDnsmabl fir uneiiltia er=
flart. neil Die Brpflamatione!r,
ourb nelbe Die @abl anaeoronet
puroe, nldt Die por9eldriebene Nn=
aabl pon 9agen auseebdnst moroe1
ltno. Sofal Option mar felt Mtoi
1902 in benz County in Strait; 1T
lebt aber mieoer %aufgeboben.
pie 6otelbeiiber bielten in Sort
WDrtb ibre erite Staatsfonpentipn
ab. Cine ibrer Nufgaben 1T, lid)
gegen Brellerei gu ibiiben.
Sn 0Duiton NOR Der Barbier
Sstar Wtartb angeflagt mDrben, oos
Sonntagsgeieb perlebt gu, baber, in
Dem er an einem Sonntae leiner
&unit DbgeleQen. @r belfritt Die
9batiabe niht unb cine 4nsabl BON
3eugeu beitdttete, baB er Sernanb
Die 6aare geidnitten babe. Mortb
CAB oann fir iih lelbit 8eugniB alb,
oaB er ieinem nSpb" am SDnntQa
Die 6aare iGnitt. aber feline 8ab(una
oafir erbielt. Die Surp fpnab i'm
frei. So enoete bieier ldherlihe
BrDseB. Der bon ben &onegen Martbs
angeitiftet uno nit eroBem gifer be-
trieben uOroen mar.
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$500 8cIphnnna, S1OO.

Die aeIer oieIer 1Yeitun9 tperoen i9 freuea gu er.
eiebt, iuelde Die Wifeni6ait in aP i6ren Stufen an
beilen i'm 6tanbe 1T; 6alps 5atarrb= Rar lit bic einz
sige iebt Der dr5tliAen 9riberi9aFt 6%etannte .poIitiue
&ur. &atarrb ~erforoert als cine GonFitationsfranf=
ae cine conititutionele gebanolune. 6a[ps Ra=
tarrb=Rlr miro innerli6 eenonnen uno mtrit brett
ali oas glut nno Die l6leimieen Oberf6aet beg
spftems, oaSurd Die @rrnolaee Ser Rranf6sit asr=
f6reno uno Dem patienten 8raft gebeno, inoem lie
Die Contribution oes &6rDers aufbaut llno Der Matur
in i9rem lerte bilft. Die GisentbfMer ba6en 10
eiel gsrtraaen gu ibren 6eiIfrdtfen, oaB le Gin butt
pert Dollars yelobnlng fir ieosn Sal a%nbieten,
ben iie 81 fartren osrfeblt. 2aBt Gu1 cine elite bon
3enaniien fommen. gfan aorefFre;
s. s. Gbenep s. Co., Sofeoo, Ohio.
~ gertauit bon alien gpotbetern, preis rs
@ents Die Glai6e.
6aa's Hamilisa=giae 6no Die beEew.
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Ser ct. 0nnis nuo yfep gorf 81
miteo Der 8anoalia Yenniploa=
mia u@hort Qine."

Bon iebt alb piro Der ST. Quuis
unb Stem Oorf 9imiteb Der Benn}pl.
Dania Sbort Sine als elm unabbdns
giger Bug BON ct. 4ouis nah Sn.
oianap0lis laufen urb tpiro aus eis
ner Bibliotbef- urb @auh~, elmer
SblerpatiDnsz unb 6peiie= unb
Sblafs@ar Beiteben. @enn rDthia,
um Mufentbalt in Bittsburg su pers
meioen, miro bieler gan3e Bug tah
harrisburg. philadelphia unb Neu
YDrf our6laufen.
Ser Seem gDrf 2imiteb Der San.
oalia= YenniDlDania Sbprt Sine per<
laBt oas uniDn=D Depot in ct. 2DuiS
tdglib UNI / nbr Mahmittaas.
9rei @rpreBsiee tdelih nit
DurH=S blafmaaen unb GpeiIenuas
gen pDn ct. QDuis nah Stem gorf
iiber Die 8anbalia : Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler @inselbeiten tuere
bet guh an S. sc. gbesbruuab,
Mlfiftents General Baifaeier- Mgent
st. Souls. MD.
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WerbliiHenner @e,neis.

@eue 3eueniiie ~treffeno forttpabz
reno in GROCER Menge elm. pelbe err
flaren, oaB Or. Sings Msue @nt=
oeduna fir S@minbiuht, 6uifen
uno @rfdltunaer, Dbne @leiden ba=
ftent. Nls 8eiipiel oienen ntDQe
cine furslihe berartige Gunoeebung
BON 8. S. WcSarlano BON 8entors
billie, 8a. Derlelbe ibreibt: vDrei
Sabre lang muroe pbne ieben @rfole
an mir berumeeopftert. Damn be-
gam ib Dr. Sings Neue grfinoune
gil nebmen uno Elm paar Slalden
oappn beilten mid ooaftdnoia."
Dies Mfittel lit alein tpirfiam BET
allen 9un9en= unb 6a[sleioen,
SbpinoiuDt, auneenentSanoung
uno Grippe. @arantirt BON ben
IpDtbefern $. &alteper & SDbn
uno Ibolpb DreiB. .BrobeHalden
fret. re9uldre @r6Be so Gents unb
$1.00.
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9ie Mlamp Natipnal 8anf
tn etal1eI GebGube.

Dor einigen Taeen bat Die Mlamo
NatiDnal 8ant ibreu um5ug in ibr
t1eues 8antgebduoe, gde BON gDm=
rterces uno Breia : @traBe, betuerf=
fteligt. Cine 8eidreibuna bieles
maffipen, finfft6digen, fenerIideren
uno elegarten Baues BADEN mir
fho1 einige Male geaeber uuo audi
cine Mbbiloung 6eiielben unieren
2eiern DDrgefibrt. Das @ebduoe
lit elm Sbmuf fir bic Staot unb
ieoer Gremoe miro unb muB barauf
aufmertiam uerben urto es bemunz
bern. Dem duBeren @riheinen uno
Der inneren @inrihtung nah lit es
oa8 Bette, uas geihidte Mrditeften
biSber bier geleiitet baben.
Obgleib bic alamo National
Bant zines unierer jiingiten Banfs
inititute lit, lit es trobbem lett Sab
rem zines unierer beoeutenbIten unb
angelebenften. Die 8anf bat Iih
BON Nnfang an in elmer pbdnomenas
len WeiIe entuidelt uno einen uirfz
lib itaunensmertben grfole aufsu=
meilen gebabt, mas Nues Der aus.
ge5eibneten 8erualtung susulbrei>
ben 1T, unter pelher fie fih befano.
Die 8ant 1T fait elm rein beutldes
unternebmen, NIT t0errn gbas.
9ugo alS Brdiioenten an Der Spite.
Sic genieBt elm unbearenstes Ser,
trauen in Der 8ants uno @e1hGftsz
melt uno beim Bublifum. Sbre
Depoiiten it1o gang nabe baran, Die
Mtiaipn 81 iberidreiter uno es lit
nibt ausgeibloHen. baB iie mod in
Besug oarauf ale Banfen Der Staot
iiberfliigeln mag.
Die N(autu Wational Bant bat
fif Elm 6eim gefbafen, oas an
@r6Be ihrer Beoeutuna entipriht uno
ibr ielbit uno Der Stabt CUR 8ierbe
unb aur, StDla gereift. M5ee iie
aud ferper. ME felt ibrer @~riinbuna,
pr~osperirert un6 elm oauernoes Werts
NAL bleiben beutiher Gnergie uno
@eihaftstdhtiateit!
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Sic fAlimmfte aIIer Grfabrunaeu.

&ann es etmas Sblimmeres geben,
als bic gmpfinoung, ieoe Minute
tperoe Define lebte iein? Das par
Die @rfabrung. nelhe Wlrs. g. S.
NemIon in Decatur. alabama, burhz
sumaben batte. nDrei Sabre fang,
lbreibt oieielbe, nbatte i1 iHpn un-
ertrdglihe Shmer5en gu erouloen in
Tolge BON GeroauungslHmGhe,
Wtagenz uno 9armbelbmeroen. Ser
9oo i6ien unnermeibli1, ba aue
Ner5te uno ale Irseneien periagten.
SblieBlih murbe ih basu bepoge1,
electric 8itters gu per1uden uno oaS
Geiultat mar geraoe5u tp~unberbar.
SD puroe i0fort better uno iebt bin
i'd ooaftdnoia tpieoer beraeitent.
Sir 2ebers, Hierens, Maoenz unb
Darm=2eioen lit electric Bitters bic
einai9e Webicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt pon ben Npotbefern s..
&altener & Sohn unb Ibplpb DreiB.
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Der Sefretdr Der beutiden
9ufsz8eleaibaft our unteritiibnng
Der Iotbleioenben BON 9ilhinem
giebt ioeben Soleenoes befannt: Cine
tnoiihe aolonie miro binrer Surgeon
n Srattlten ~gearinoet peroen. Sc
1T Der Ylan, bort ale Die ~mitteQoien
un9liidliden an%5uiieoeln, Die lib
ettle tteue 9eimatb griinben nDllen,
UNI fortpabrenoer Beoriidune uno
Sertol9ung gu entrinnen. Bereits
3anlenoe bon Suben in alien 9beilen
GuBlanos uno &untdniens baben
A%pplitationen eingereibt, INN nad
penn f1euen Ganoe perlhidt su uerben.
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Gin nerniinftiees Mittef segen SdmDr.
rboioen 1T Elm iOlbes, 6as Sbmeraen linz
bert. gonaeitionen entfernt, cine geiunbe
Ebdtigteit tpieoer berbeifibrt obne anbere
uno bieneibt fblimtnere &rantbeiten
herbor5urufen. Mnafefis lit bas ein5iae
Wtittel. fpel6es bic Brobe elmer 5tpan5ig<
ldbrigen grfahruna betanben fat, bon
Mer5ten aner Sbulen empfpblen uno pDn
Mnge5dblten 9auien6en gebraudt tpDr6en
tit, bemte ffebt es an Der Spite aIer Mittel
geaen SdmDrrbDiben, ba es fiber, auper@
ldiii8 unb lbmer5los tpirft. Broben iuer-
ben bDn g. Neuffd6ter & Co., Bor 2416,
Rem NDrt, fret ~berian6t.
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Sumtbern Yacific 8abn.
Mbfahrt,

giab gaetu Orleans, 6outon mnb Sal.
beiton taglib. u.4O 8Drm.
unb 500 Macbm
Nab @agle 8aB, 81 Baio, galifprnien
NV 1tCttlu SDCW.
Na9 81 BaiD, Neu<Merieo unb galifor.
nler 10 Habm.
Nah NDrbsEeras, ct. 9Duis uno gbicas
go (Katy Flyer. .......8 $3.50 MbenoS.
Mntunft.
gon NDrosEeIas, ct. Souls mnc gbicaao
(Katy Flyer. .........7.45 Moraens.
Bon Nesp Orleans, 9pu1tDn nnb @al<
beftDn t6glib. .7.40 MDrgens
un6 600 Nabm. 49,.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornten unb Meritu
800 Mbenbs.
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Cinderella 9anb= Yalai.


8ir fino norbereitet. utlieren &un=
ben uno Dem 8ublifum Die r1eue1ten
JocDns in alien Nrten pDr Sbuben
fir 9anlen unb Wdb1en, Gerren
uno &naben 81 liefern. @tr balten
unieren pDblbeerinbeten Guf nur
Die beften Gualitdten gu bieten auf=
redt. Cute Waare nno billiqe
Breiie bleibt ftets unler Motto. Wer
elegantes unb ~Sueleih bequemes
Shubperf 81 tragen tpiinibt, Der
tpenoe iib an uns. Gin 8erlubs=
tauf miro Seoen iiberaeugeu, baB
mir an Der Spite Der Sbubgeibdfte
iteben.
Cinderella Sbub=8a It.
2O7 Nlomo 8laaa. TelepbDn 585.
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Sfaiier @iIbelm lieit oen oemtid,em
NereinSbtrtAentet Sen Serf.


0ereinsbtrtsenten ben Sert.
@dbreno 1eines Mufentbaltes in
Srantfurt a. &C., mp er benz arosen
Sdngerfeit unb 8reisgelang bei=
mobnte. u%eriammelte Der &ailer Die
Bereinsoirigenten I'm ii1 uno err
lduterte benielben in elmer Mn1prahe
feline Soee iiber Die Nrt Der 9ieoer,
tpelhe Die ein5elnen &ereine 1ineen
iouten.
SIS lit elm eliidliber umitanb,"
iagte Der &ailer, rbab Die Bneee
Der &unit, trob oes groBen Nniprue
Dies Der Belt fir Die mi6ti3ere See
bensarbeit, in 9eutiblano niht gu
leioen bat. 8Dr NQem aber munoes
re ih mid bariber. oaB Nrbeiter,
tuelhe ben 9attsen Gag in lbledter
Suit. &obfenounft unb 6ibe fih auf=
balten, iDlHes Stimmmaterial auf>
tpeiien, mas man nl1r nit Der erDB=
ten Deuunoerung anbDret fann.
Iuf Der anoeren Seite nuB man fib
aub mieoer fragen, pie piele lblafz
loie Nddte baben- bieie 2eute ge=
Dpfert, nm iid iDl1e &unlfertiqfeit
anaueienen. Sn oieier @erbinouna
muB ib bin5ufigen, mas ih gegerl
Sbre Tbdtigteit gu lagen babe. Sn
Der SnItrumental : Wulif baber mir
bereits bas 6Dbfte an Sbmieriafeiz
ten erreibt. Das mag 9araftert=
itiih iein, id gebe es bereipmiGigIt
gu, aber es 1T ourbauS nidt lnDt1.
8enn bieier Stpl aber auh in bas
WolfSlieo ibertragen miro, banr perz
geiien Sic, baB Die meniblide Stim=
me cine @renae bat. $50 bieie gDm=
poiitionsmeiie binfibrt, Benefit Die
9batIabe, oaB Die meiiten Sbrer
8ereine lire Breislieoer einert ball
ben Son gu bod anfingen, benr tie
tuaren 81 aufgeregt unb flrhteten,
baB iie niht i'm Stanbe 5ein mirz
ben, bic tehniiben Sbwieriefeiten
au iberuinben. Sic lDuten nibt
ueriuben, ben Berliner Bbilbarmo-
nilhen GbDr nnb5uabmen. Sic
mifien fib ben Bpltslieoern tpiomert
uno iih nibt an Mu1if in gr5Bem
WaBitabe ma9en. u%eberlafien Sic
oas Nnoeren. SD lage ribt, baB
Sic fib ausihlieBlib ben @Dlfsliez
bern miomen iOlIten, bod miiien
oielelben mebr geptlegt meroen.
rDas beutihe 2ieo" BON &a[imooa
tpuroe bier in 5rantfurt 1888 coms
ponirt. Das 1T elm pradtpones
Seutihes 2ieo, melbes feiner Der
Wereine bier geiungen bat. Sic ba=
ben ben &bein bier in Sbrer Nad=
baribaft, aber niht elm einsiger
Werein lang elm rbeinii9es 8olfs=
lieo. Sd tam nur iagen, uenr
aud nur elm einaieer Gerein oas
Menoeliun'ihe rWer BAT oih. ou
ibDner WalpA geiungen bdtte, Dann
mare bas fir unS cine pabre MDbl=
that gemeien. Sd mieberbDle, meme
6erren, oaB i'd Sbre grrungeniAaften
b%ewunoere, aber sic finb auf fall
iHer 8abn. SD tperoe cine Samms
lung 8oltSlieber ner6fentlihen lal=
len, tpelbe Sic biqig faufen fDnnen.
Stuoiren Sic Dieielben, oann 1ino
Sic auf benz rehten Bfaoe, uno sei=
gen Sic, tuenn mir bas nahite Mal
tuieoer 5uiammer fpmmen, benz
oeutiHen Mei@e uno Der @elt, oah
elm Sbab Der BDeiie uno &unIt i'm
0eutiden @Dltslieoe lebt!"
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itrablen u. +. 10. bereibert; AUDI elm
neues Wetau, oas aluminium, lit
entbedt pproen, 10 BOB fir ben
11euer 6immel nj d Iber, lDnz
bern au Der reuen @roe, Nues
bereit mdre, tpenn bic Men]hen
perninftig iein mDlten !!
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piroe Sic balb perfafien, menn Sic
Or. Sings geeue 2ebens Biaen ae=
brauben uiroen. IauIenbe BON
2eibenben haben ausprobirt, tuie out
iie aegen Miardne uno nerp5Ies
&opfmeb belfen. sic reiniaen oas
Slut uno bauen Die @elunobeit auf.
Nur % Gents uno bas @elo miro
suridertattet, tuern iie ttiht belfen.
gu baben in ben Mpotbefen pon $.
8alteper & Sobn uno pDn IoDlpb
9reiB.
- Wfan ibreibt aus 6om: Die
77iabriae &aiierin gueenie 1T bier
bel Dem @rafen 8rimpli su 8e1ube,
Der nit elmer Boraparte p~erbeirathet
1T. @ebidt unb ihmer auf einen
Stof gelebnt, ihreitet 1ie ourb bic
StraBen, aber lire Gugen itrab(en
nod in iugenblidJem @lan8e.
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Nerlamat.

SublcriptiOns : Geenten pon eee
tpanotem a~uftreten unb sepinnens
Der Beri0nlihteit. 3auernoe Stels
lung. Wan penoe iid an bic
.Stanoaro Bubliibing Company"
Ill Npenue $.
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g. ". & u. q. 8abn.

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Wah @uerD, gpafum, 6ouiton uno Gal.
beitDn, td9ltb. 200 Born.
unb 9.45 Mbenos. ....................
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billie tdali9. Nachm.
Nab G6rne unb &errbile, tdelidb......
1926 Born.
Nnfunft.
8on gnerD, goafum, 9oufton mnb @afs
neiton, tdgltb ..........7.45 @Drgens
unb $50 Mbenbs.
Bon gorpns gbrifi, 8Ddport unb Bee<
billie tdgli9.. l:35 Nachm.
gon Borne un6 &errbiIe. tdglih.....
Mben6S.
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9entide 4teioens. 9rnderei.

ale Irteu BON Drufarbeiten tuer.
ben in oeutiher, engliiher uno ipa=
niider Sprabe fem uno 1auber 8u
mdBigem Yreiie ausgefiibrt. Speci=
alitdt: Drud BON 5tatuten, 8erlo=
bungss, 9eiratbsz unb @elegenbeits,
&arten. Nuf Nnfrage perDen So
ftenanidldse %geliefert.
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