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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04

In a letter to the President Gov
ernor Wright of the Philippines,
declares agitation for freedom for
the Filipinos in this country causes
restlessness there. {,
The japanese army fronting Ku-
ropatkin has a front of 60 miles; it
is gradually closing in it's wings and
it is asserted that a battle at Mukden
cannot long be delayed.
The Civil Service Reform League
has asked both national chairmen to
see that no public servant shall suf-
fer because he refuses to make po-
litical fund contributions.
The State of Mississippi has in its
treasury one dollar and Sc cents and
there is no relief in sight. Much
doubt is expressed in financial cir
cles whether a firm of New York and
Chicago brokers who recently pur-
chased a State bond issue of half a
million dollars will pay for them and
the banks of the State seemingly are
unwilling to advance money for i'm
mediate use.
In the course of the assaults which
took pla e in the last four days of
August two companies of Japanese
soldiers, according to Prince Radiz-
vii, found themselves at the mercy
of the Russians and hoisted a white
flag. To this, however, the Russians
paid no attention and continued to
volley rapidly into the helpless ranks
of the enemv. In ths mean time
JapaLese troops in the zeal of the
companies that had raised the white
flag saw what their comrades had
done and expressed their disapproval
of the surrender by firing into their
rear. As a result of this fire from
friend and foe, 600 men were killed
or wounded.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04
John MHEer's Experience VVIfh Dr..
D. ~. Bye's Combination on
Cure for Canc0-M0uf0
HaNe BeenEn E1IS Grave.
Lurd, West Va, July s,

Lurd, West Va, July 8, 1904
DR.. d. NJ. Bye Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
DEAR SIRs-My face is still well and never
bot hers me any more, but ID 1t been for
ago. 1 live in hopes OF hearing from you
again. 1 still live in the same place; my
postoffice is just the same-Lurd w. Va.
I'll close for this time. From your friend
JOHN MILLER.
All forms Of cancer and tumor, Internal
and external, cured by soothing, balmy oil,
and without pain or DIST CURE ment No ex-
pertinent, but successfully used ten years,
Write to the Home Office of the Originator
for free book-Dr. d. M. Bye d Co., drawer
sos, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges

Exchanges
Secretary OF the Treasury Leslie NJ.
Shaw and his two daughters are in Stowe
for their summer vacation.
The State Flremen's Association will
hold its annual meeting this year al Yer
gennes August 10. There win be no tour
nament,
The dwelling house on the road to
Swanton in Highgate owned by George W.
Allen and occupied by Milo Roper was de-
stroyed by fire Monday evening. The FIRE
was caused by tirecracker thrown upon
the roof by boys passing by In the high
wind prevailing il was impossible TO
check the blaze when ii was discovered
The loss is about 500.
A pike measuring IA inches In length
and tipping the scales at IS pounds was
killed at Spofford lake Monday, being
caught In the propeller Of the launch Engle-
wood. The fish was evidently the victim
of some disease and is supposed to have
been blind. 1t was extremely thin and
covered with a parasitic growth. Several
pike in a similar condition have been taken
from the lake within the past few years.
| 4. III O'Brien, referee In bankruptcy,
| closed Thursday the bankruptcy case OF
Henry O. Edison, which grew out of the
wrecking Of the Merchants National
Bank Of Rutland 10 May, 1900. Edison
having endorsed papers for Marvin A..
| Mcclure, now in prison The bills proved
amounted TO s7,336.25, and a dividend Of
of nine cents on the dollar was declared.
ID. ID. Muir Of Washington. .C., receiver,
was the principal creditor.
The Montpelier Argus Office was entered
on the night before the Fourth, and some
change amounting to not more than So
was taken from the money drawer and
from drawer in desk in the business
office. The Office OF the Union Gard Co.
was entered the same night and several
dollars taken. Chief Mcmahon arrested
Henry Magester and Joseph Jangraw on
a charge OF committing the burglary, war
rants having been issued for them on
| Monday They waived hearing In city
court and were held for the September
grand Jury in the sum Of s400 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Robinson OF
Montpelier aud Mrs. Cutting, wife of the
station agent at Plainfeld, narrowly es-
capped drowning at Groton pond on sun
day. A sail boat In which they we're was
eapsized and all three were thrown into %
feet of water. J. w. Caustic and wife,
w. Q. Berry and wife and Tennyson Caus-
tic were In boat nearby and FASTENED to
the assistance Of those struggling in the
water. Mrs. Cutting sank twice, but was
rescued just as she was going down fol-
the last time. All three were pulled into
the Caustic boat and landed with no In.
jury further than thorough wetting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
sIREs AND SONS.

J Z. Morgan IS constantly adding to
lis large London gallery Of paintings.
Hugh Mclaughlin. BrookIyns veter-
an politician. has collected l,024000
stamps
A. W. Payne Of Bangor, Me. is cred
tied with being the oldest practicing
attorney in the United States.
Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans is a
baseball enthusiast and seldom misses
IN opportunity to see a game.
Dominic l. Murphy, who has been
elected secretary Of the Panama canal
commission, is native Of Philadelphia
and was educated in the public schools
there.
H. H. Ballard, just fifty-one years
old is president OF the Agassiz associ-
alton. which has 1000 branches. He
organized the association in 1875 and
has been its head ever since
Count Won Bulow, unlike Bismarck.
does not dislike newspaper caricatures
He even confessed in a recent address
that he has been collecting such carl
catures for years, including those that
concern himself
Barney Mullen holds a commission
and the government pays him salary
to free the war, state and navy build
ing and the White House OF English
sparrows lie was formerly master
at arms in the navy.
Ex-President Kruger was recently
left f1.000 by a man named Chabous
seau. schoolmaster, who cut off all
his relatives for that purpose. Upon
the facts becoming known SIR. Kruger
assigned the legacy to the next Of kin
Of the testator
Colonel John Singleton Alosby Of
guerrilla famy threatens to outliye all
the members Of his command who
fought in the civil war. He is only
seyenty-one and has taken new lease
Of life since his appointment as an as
sistant attorney III the department Of
Justice.
Professor Shimose. inventor of the
powder which bears his name. is
member Of the Japanese corps Of engi-
neers and a chemist by education.
Some years ago he analysed melinfte
and lyddite and devised the new COM
position now used by the Japanese as
an explosive for shells.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06

ManchRian brigands are thus de-
scribed BY james w. Davidson In his
HManchuriav III the July Century:
Much has been written regarding the
trouble that the Russians have had
with the chunehus These mysterious
people are not 4 distinct race or semi
savage people. as is commonly thought
They are only common, everyday Chi
nese OF Mantchoos who find 1t more
profitable and less arduous to wander
over the country. Selling wealthy mer-
chants for ransom, robbing remote
farms and villages, attacking travellers
and Iooting carts on the great high
ways, than it would be to drive anil
mails or fill the soil. Their suppression
is not easy, for the vast stretches Of
wilderness which abound in Manchuria
offer secure retreat SO numerous are
THESE banditti and in some districts so
perfect IS their organization that they
have constructed fortified encamp-
ments and in large bands not infre-
quently attack Russian stations
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
POWDER AND BALL.

To keep the whole German army in
The field for one week would cost $780,
100000
The reach Of a searchlight for prac-
teal use is zoe yards, but torpedoes can
be used effectively from 1900 to 1000
yards
The Norwegian corps Of skaters, a
force peculiar TO the army Of that
country, is a body Of soldiers armed
with rifles, who can be Unanswered up
On ice or over the snow fields Of the
mountains with a rapidity equal to
that Of the best trained cavalry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
ANOTHER WRESTLING MATCH.

r. Even and Con. sullivan to Meet Jniv
10.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to wrestle match, catch as catch-ean
style, best three in five falls, under same
rules which governed Ross-E Even match,
Jerre Donahue Of Mortified to act as ref
cree. said match to take place In Barre
on the 10th day Of July or as soon there
after as suitable place can be secured for
d purse OF Fifty $50 dollars donated by
w II. Noonan, and the net receipts to be
divided, seventy per cent going to the win
ner and thirty per cent 10 the loser
4. Even.
Con. sullivan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

By reason of changes ID railway train
service, and until further notice, mail foi
Essex Jet, Burlington, Rutland. New
York, st. Adams and the West, will close
at 7.30 a. NJ, instead Of $40 as hereto
fore
The local mail south over the g. " Ry.
will close at $40 p. M, instead OF $40,
The noon mail going via NJ. q w. Ry.
will close al l2 ID. Instead OF 1915 as
heretofore. Edward w Bisbee, Postmos-
tor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06

The mayor appears to be waking up to
the fact that the city is setting pretty
fast gait in its expenditures this year, in
view Of the Tact that but little In the way
Of permanent Improvements is being ac-
complished. But to begin to retrench the
city engineers oflice,i which is doing per
manent work almost wholly doesn't seem
wise move.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06

AS result Of the efforts fora safe and
sane Fourth Of July in many places
this year there.were fewer fatalities, less
accidents and smaller number Of fires
than usual, while no one apparently suf-
fered any real suppression Of his patriot
gsra
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06

II the Church street school lot Ii out Of
the question for fire station site, It is the
library lot Or some other place. AS there
is likely to be some opposition legal and
otherwise, to the use of the library lot for
this purpose, lit would be well to have
some other lot in view, or to be looking
for me
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06

English writer's Description of
Their Spectacular March In Japan's
Capital TO the Railway station.
Thousands Cheered the warriors
and Carried brilliant Lanterns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
TnE UNIvERsITY % VERMONT.

TIE UNIV ERSiI1 OF Y EhMON1.
The University Of Vermont, which is
this week observing its centennial cele-
bration, was chartered in 1871 by an act
Of the state legislature but the University
was not established until.ls00 The first
class to graduate numbered four and these
received their degrees in 1904. When the
University was first chartered there were
but four colleges chartered in New Eng
land The noted statesman, Ira Allen,
was not only active In securing the char
ter but be also made grant Of fifty acres
Of land in Burlington for the site, and
gave 1000 pounds to endow she institution.
This was an unusually large amount to be
given for such a purpose in that time
1t seemed best. then, that college should
be. founded in the ChampIain Valley to
accommodate the students in that vicinity
who wished to attend higher institution.
Burlington was natural centre for large
area. 1t is also very beautiful site for a
college, and the land which Ira Allen gave
for the college Is the most beautiful loca-
tion In the city.
Ever since the real forming Of the uni
yersity, in 1900, the college has continued
a slow but constant growth, The classes
have increased SO that at the present time
the number of graduates from all depart
ments is about 100 each year Because Of
the connection with the state the governor
and nine elected members constitute one
half Of the board Of trustees. The state
has appropriated $4,000 every year for
scholarships and instruction. The charter
provides that preference shall not be given
any religious denomination All the lead
ing denominations are represented in the
faculty and student body. The present
president. DR.. NJ. II. Buckham, has, Il
the thirty-two years Of his administration
brought about remarkable growth. III
has gathered large number Of nfluentia
men about him and by businesslike meth
DDS, has secured the confidence Of mel
who have given literally to the university
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
The Birthn,arIx.

A birthmark is an ugly thing.
But let this thought assuage
1t tells, no doubt, that you were born.
But does not tel your agei
New Orleans TiUes-D Democrat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
Infants and ChiIdren's Goods!

In this departments second floor you will md SPECIAL
values for this week
One lot Of Chdrens White Dresses with embroidery and
tucked yoke, nicely made. Price, only 25e each
One lot Childrens White Dresses made Of fine sheer lawn,
trimmed with fine embroidery Special prices 4Se ooc IVe
O8c and up.
One lot Of cbdrens Bingham Dresses in sizes from to
Il years Prices, only 25c SOC oSc and up
Five dozen chidrens White Skirts with hemstitched
rufHe Price, only 25c each.
One dozen Chldren's White Skirts, with very wide lace
rufHes good value 75c Now only soc
Babies Muslin and silk Bonnetts Special values at i5e,
25c, 3oc, SOC, ooc, 75c, Sl-OO and up
Chidrens White Duck Hats only 25c.
Special-Al our a5c, 35c and 4oc White and Coored
Waistngs only loc per yard llelePhone I2.l2)
TIE VAUGHAN STORE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
sniher siIk.

The amount Of silk produced BY each
spider il SO small that Reaumur com
putes that Gli8.522 would be required to
produce a pound Of thread
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
JINGLEs AND JESTS.

II tFE3NlV " III
"Ihe report % tile peach crop failure
hasn't had much effect on the market"
NO; the peach crop failure hasn't
been a success this season" Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-07-06
A nnneerons n1neriment.

If everybody told the truth
In Just about a week
All human beings would feel hurt
And none Of thcm would speak
Washington Star
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-22
SaseS : Neutafetten.
& n I I, b.,

Staatsietretdr 0ap uno Der
ihmei5er @elhdftstrdaer BrDbft bas
ben eiuen Notwithstanding sui>
iben BEN Ser. Staten uno Der
Shmeia unterSei1net.
= Die federation Of AabDr" bat
in ibrer SabresliBung beidloKen, ben
&ongreB UNI ben grlaB zines @eies
BEG 81 eriuhen, Durb melbes alien
WonaDlen. alio audi ben Sapanerrl,
Die @inmanoeruna in uuier 2auo
rerbDtert tpiro.
- General Gesnola. lett Sabren
Director oes metropolitan Wiuleums
in Wep W0rf, lit geftorben.
8unoess@ eneralantpalt Wiooop
bat erfldrt, 6aB er inn 9abinet Der.
bleiben mito.
9ie ihmeoilhe &esierung bat
bic @inlabung our Nbbaltuna elmer
reuen Jriebenstonferens i'm 6aas
acceptiert.
- Die lebte Snoianers& eierbatiur
in Otlahuma miro oemabit Der 8e.
fieoelnng erDHnet neroen. gS i'll
bic Sfages uno 3anlass &elerpation
i'm nproDitlihen Sell bes 1elritD.
riums, Sic lleat aDilden benz Nr-
taniassSluB unb Der @eftareuse oes
Snotaner Eerritpriums utto um5aBi
1,500. 900 oss fruhtbariten 2anoea
i'm aanset Snomeften.
Instant b.
- Die galaut Snielr. noroDitlid
BON gelebeS, i'm malaiifen Irbipel
eeleaen, iinb Dol, einem furhtbaren
Sturm permIftet tpDrben. 10000
2eute fino DboaGl0s.
Der meritaniibe 9unereB ia!
beihlUHen. Dem B~rdiioenten Siaa
elm b~eiDnoeres Oroeusabseihen 81
oerleiben. Oaiielbe iDQ ben 2ameu
p8roBer Wtilitdr : 8eroienftoroen'
fhbren uno aus eiretrt golbeuen, mil
Hublnen beiebten Stern beiteben.
Der Srieasminifter uirb benz BrG1i.
oenten ben Srben eleid nan Der
Snauguratiun am l. 9%eseinber iiber=
reiden. Die gerleibuna oes Oroeus
gelfab aus NnlaB Der slidlider
W%eenol9una oes Telosuas oeaen Die
Wapas Snoianer.
Der Bert BEG n1eritaniId1en
Dollars 1T lett 8etanntueroen Der
0abriht. oos Braiioent 0ias Dem
2DngreB bic Innabme zines Bdh.
rnngsrefDrnaeieses, welhes einen
oard Sob qarantierten 80 Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-22
sstdt etnen gaa franf ieitoem.

Sd e%rtrantte iebr l6mer an einem
Nierenleiben. Sd beriu6te ale nt0gz
li9en Nrteil BON Mebi3iu, cher feline
einsige baDOn balf mir. gines Cages
iab i'd cine @n5eise BON Sbrem @leez
trio 8itters unb bei6lpB, bies al berz
iu6eH. Na9bem i6 MIR Elm paar
Dofen banon genOmmen bate, bers
fpiirte i'd bereits @rlei9terung nnb
bals baranf mar i'd ~poltdn6ig gebeiIt
unb bin feitbem nod ni9t tpie6er Ell.
men Sag franz gepeien. Na6barn
BON mir linb babur9 gebetlt wprben
oon &beumatismus. M~enralgie 2eber=
unb Nierenleiben, un6 algemeiner
S6md6e. DaS 1T es mas 9. s. 8aB
bon 6remOnt, g. g., i6reibt. 3u baz
ben fir so @ents in ben Ipotbefen bon
s.. s. s. S6mibt unb &bsIpb SreiB.
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Bonn ~Srie9si@auplab.

Die Sapaner baben ben oeut=
iheu 0ampfer v8atelan" abaefaBt,
als er Die 8ludaoe BON Sort Nrthur
bre6en mDlte.
- 8orbereitunQen fir ben ndhften
Auariff auf Sort Irtbur neroen be-
reits 9etrpffen !; oerlelbe ioa an @es
malt uno Iusoebnuug ale bisberi=
gen Sturmangriffe u~bertrefen.
- Ius Wufoen miro gemeloet,
Der Nngriff, ben Die Sapaner am Is.
B. W. aut ben Butiloms0iael mabz
ten. babe, penn erfolareih. oas Sig
nal gu einem u%a3emeinen Inariff Qe=
ben ioaen. 0a er aber ntht erfolg=
reih Dar, 10 unterblieb aud Der all
aemeine Inerif.
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(giuseianot.)
g d nlfei It.

Das geleuiae 2eben in San Nn=
tDniD l9eint einen neuen fr6itiQeu
Nnlauf gu nebmen. Nls Beueis 0el=
fen miu ib bios ben Beetbooen= unb
ben galin0 Oamen=S erein eruabneu,
5mei unierer Glteiten unb prominent
teiten Bereine. Die in Den lebten Sob
rem nur elm ~S9lummerleben Flbrteu,
iebt aber fi6 nieber riibren in elmer
Beile, Die ber8erfriibenb uirft. User
oieIe beioen Gerei1le am lebteu Sonn=
abeno in Der 8eetbopeu : Sale oe=
iebeu uno ben rielieen 8eifou aebDrt
bat, Den Iie etnp1ngen, muB su Dem
Sbluiie gelanqen. oaB lie nod in1=
mer uotmenoiae Iaftoren our Nuf=
rebterbaltuna oes 9eutIhtums in
Sun IntoniD iino.
8ie in ge1eIiaen Rreiien, 10 reet
es iid oub in 5hulaueeleaenbeiteu
Wir baben cine Sd1ute an Der
8artens StraBe, lnitten i'm oeutlhen
Dtitrtft selegen, Die faft ausihiieBs
lib uon &lnoern oeutiher Nbitams
muug beludt miro. llniere nnaes
iebeniteu oeutiben 5amilien ihiden
lire 4tnoer 0abin, gauge &laI1en err
balten balelbit oeutideu unterribt.
Der Dtitrift lit i'm itettgen, loltoen
8abstum beariffen uno Die 3abl Der
Sdiiler bat iib in letter Belt 10 fart
permebrt, oaB nabe an 100 &inoer in
anoeren Sbu(en untertunft luden
muBten. SIT e8 oa gu peruunoern,
oaB Die Wiiitter itb ~sulammenfanoen
uno einen Berein ariinoeteu, unl,
unter anoereml. audi auf Die Berin6.
nerung uno Berar0Beruug oer Sbul=
raume binsuuirfen?
Der 8erein, DbmDl eft i'm DITTO
ber gegrinoet, bat unter 9eitung ieis
ner enerai1hen Brdfibentin lein err
ites 2ebens5eihen BON iid aegeben
outb Beranitaltuna elmer unterbal=
tuua. pelhe am oerganaeueu 5rei=
tag itattfano unb oou iiber 500 Ser
lonen beiubt muroe. Ser erite Sell
oeS BrogramnlS beItano aus SDloz
gurtrdeen BON Nrtbur unb Nler.
Bennett, 9rDf. Scarf Sobn, ,Srau
Soiie Tlannerp unb SRI. 9befla
Seebe. Damn fDlate Elm launiger
BDrtraa bD1 Heu. 0omer 8illDn
iiber aunit in Der Sbule, tpelder
Nue in rebt beitere Stimmung per=
ieBte. Gum 5hluB folgten Die S1ti-
Ter Der Wnitalt nit Deflamationen
uno @eidnaen, Die gut einituotert tpas
rem. 0ierauf beeaben iib ale auf
ben gerdumigen Sdulbof, no @rs
friihunaen Ierpiert nuroen uno NOD
man in aeielligem 8ertehr perblieb,
biz Der @iubruf Der Naht Dem IdDs'
men Seite elm gnbe mabte.
Sin oreifad o~Duuernoes Sod auf
Die 9amen i'm @arten Diftrift, bic
elm 10 reyes Sntereiie an ibrer Sbule
nebmen, s. sc. SafbeoI.
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SofaleS>
gtaStratsperbamolmuaea

DIE XetttIun BON Surgern, Die alf
benz @~Dbernementbiigel mobnen, oaB
es Der Traction &Drnpaenie erlaubt
Weroe, iber @rapiDn. garion, Neuz
Braunfels< Nnenue uno Sine traBe
cine Shleife su sieben. wirb aes
uebWigt.
Die 8etitiorl BON s. s.. @elIUn,
Der Nspbalt utt 40 Brpaent biIiger
0enn 9lafierte 8iegeliteine unb UNI
60 3rDsent biaiger benn Mesquit=
blud3 lieferr uno in Der Commerce
StraEe au $1.65 per Nuaeratparo
awei Dloda prubemeiie pHaltern nin,
miro benz betr. Rpr1ite iiberpieien
Der Stnbtantpalt beriHtet, oab
merrt Die BETTER oeS WitGeQ Safe
ihren Berp1iHtunaen nidt nahfDm=
men. Der 2Dntratt nit ibner artiuIs
liert meroen uno bab man lie aui
Ghnoeneriat perflngert tam.
Saaiuap's BeihluB, ben Stabt=
maribaH unb Die BDliStften gu in-
~itruieren, bas Baaabunoengeieb in
&raft 5u ieben. Die Spleler, Die beim=
lid ibr @euerbe betreiben unb Die
S9lepper gu nerbaften, miro nieber.
aeftimntt. Dafir itimnter Jentinlar
Saqimap, 6tepes unc @ilhpn. Das
ae0ert Barter, Broom, @l0dner,
8irtpntrid unb RriIh.
SnuimaB laS aundbit einer 3eiz
tunasberibt uDr. mDrin aeiaat miro.
HUliSeidef Srpiri babe Die Grfldrung
a~bgegeben, DAB oas 6aaar6ipiel in
oer Gtaot INNER nod beinnlih be-
triebeii tuiro. BrDmrt faBte ben Bez
ltluB als geger ben Boliseibef ees
rittet aaf uno bemirfte feline Bers
werfung.
Die GnuDhner Der Commerce
StrnBe BON Der Sio=Nlamu StraBe
Bis gum Main Ylasa erbalten Die
erlaubnis, eiuen 8erbenerunosbi.
itritt (9D. a gu biloerl uno SIS, 00(
gu 5 Bru5ent fir StrnBenpflaiterun(
auS5useben. Die Nbftimmung lbel
bic Gnleibe i0n am IA. Desembel
ttattfinben.
Die @nbl i'm Siftritt auf benz 30
bin<6iael (gp. 81 Fir Die Nusgabv
BON $40. 900 gu 5 BrDaent, bic bier
sig Sabre laufer. lift auf ben 81. De
aernber aneeiebt. Der Oiitritt If
ettuns ertueitert tuDroen.
8eslelib bes Seueridubes on
benz @DperHementbigel uno Der Ser
pflidtungeu Der Wafiernert : Som
pagnie beridtet Der Staotantualt, bal
bic lebtere gebalter lift. in ibrer Sta
tipn ON BET Wartt StraBe fin, elmer
Battle-Ground ppr 80 Bfuno sa iDraeri
werr Der JeEeralarm geaeben miro
8enrt 6ieier Drud auf Dem 6iige
riur 40, 80 Doer gar MIR 20 Bfuni
aeigt, 70 tann bic Waiiermerts Som
paguie unter benz b%eftebenoen Som
tratt nidt baftbar gemaht Doer il
Strnfe gerumrten tueroen.
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notwithstanding pl,rbe i'm Nbge=
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men. Scr Der enoaiiltigen Mbftims
mung bate Die 9eiamte SppplitiDn
lnter Iblingen bes 6DiIutbliebe8
ben Saal nerlaiien. Son Den sSube
rern Der Oppolition tuuroe erflGrt,
gissa brange Den Wonotd)en ouf
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Oppoiition CUR Reoulutton. I'm
bier ubr nahmittaas nabn oas 0aus
feline Sibuns' mieoer auf. Gs fam
81 ben miloeften Gsenen, bic fib au
tatlihen Nnariffen auf Den Winiiter
t~teigerten. ShlieBlih pertagte Der
Brdfioent, trait tDnialiben 8efebls,
Die Sibung.
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oes @rafregenten @rnit oermeisert
bate, itattfinoen fol-. 0anit lit Die
lippeibe Srage ibrer 2Diuna nm Ell
men aniebntiden Shritt ndber ees
bradt.