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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

A marriage license was issued in
Philadelphia, Saturday, to George S.
smith Of silverside, this State, and Miss
Lucy r. Halsington of Port Kennedy, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

Swisses-IaHc to zoe
values. sc to Ioc
DENNIS zoe values Ioc
Burlaps - aoc values
8 and Ioc
Laces-5oc to SI.oo
values. as to soc
Curtain Loops and
Tassels (all colors),
s5c to SI.75 values
now. ..Ioc the pair
Window drapery-Ss
values ........S 81 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
January Clearance Of White

Sheets, Pillows and Bolster Cases, Bed Spreads,
Lace and Bed Sets, Shams. Scarfs, Doilies, Table
Linens, etc. go on sale to-day at prices that mean
a 10 to 20 per cent saving to you.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

Slip Cover Linen taft
ieta-S2.5o values 81
Slip Covers (linen)-S3
values.... $3.50
Table Cloths German
linen) ? yards long.
already hemmed, ooc
value. .65c a yard
Napkins - 2ox2o size,
pure linen, hemmed,
ready for use. usual
sL75 values, SI.25
dozen.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
Special LinOIeum Clearance

Beautiful patterns, high grade goods a manu-
facturers close-out Only 500 yards in the lot CO.
Usual ooc grade; Sale price. ............. QUO
Fourth Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
Vacancy STILL EXISTS
BOARD Of Education Did Not
Fleet D. 4. Msgill'S Sue
CssSOr Last Night
Mr.. NEGILL RESIGNED
~.,oof the Candidates Were at
wv Last Nights Meeting.
NEW SCHOOL IS NEEDED
40 VIII Probably be Built IN
WV Ninth Ward.
Of the Candidates Were at
l"0 Last Nights Meeting.
NEW SCHOOL IS NEEDED
o,o VIII Probably be Built IN
Wv Ninth Ward.

p,.,d to Hold special Meeting Next
~ -, \ eht 10 Aci on the Matter OF
-, Iiules-Teachers Resign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
A Remnant Clearance
at January Prices

Every remnant that taking been put In
his clearance There's denim buap ticking. silEons
Swiss, nets and lace very desirable lengths u yards
and these prices mean rapid selling,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
Tomorrow all Cash
Purchases Mean
Double Green Trading
Stamps for You
Our January Clearance Sale in Full Swing
Dollar Saving Opportunities Everywhere

This IS not ordinary clearance Gin the usual meaning
OF the tem) but extraordinary from the fact that
every article entiresoc shows interesting reductions
Ordinarily, clearances Of this movement of
store worn goods. With it doesn't 1t that all
small lots and sample pieces that be duplicated
marked at huryout prices make for the arrivals
that are due in a short time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09
|ROUS

sntIhc and
|tfnent
you have
unpleasant
|tually lead
|ust destroy
|of the haih
Dying these
Charles
|'Herpicids
Lndruf ard
and 1t
Herpicids
| Drug and
Ierits Sold
in stamP
o., DetroiL
-..uta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

Delaware
|arv to the
ed in st.
law at
made by
the Penn
/ Missions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

by permit
the dan.
railroads
i that is
careless
|nagenent
attracted
Hing on a
|gthrough
properly
ed as the
|rt of the
e door 70
wiping or
the main
I'D be de-.
|icted with
rent main
Lt a safer
should be
|re in the
e the lives
BY careless
Mentor.
lies.
|ding
ID money i
i days. Soc
|ub has or
officers;
|etaryJos
Grinleyi
h, w. Au-
plan. The
|eld at g3l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

ain piles
days. 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

| should be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

IaI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-09

III be de-.
rent main
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.

MY mother has suddenly been made
young at 20. Twenty years of intense
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her, until six months ago,
when she began taking Electric Bitters
which have completely cured her and re-
stored the strength and vitality she
had in the prime of life," writes Mrs.
W. l. Gilpatriek, of Danforth, Me:
Greatest restorative medicine on the
globe. Sets Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys right, purifes the blood and cures
Malaria, Biliousness and Weakness.
Wonderful Nerve Tonic. Price Soc.
Guaranteed by Chas. Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
WILL ENTER FIELD
OF POLITICS
CITY ATTORNEY A. M. SMITH RE.
TIRES FROM THAT OFFICE
CHARLES H. ABERcRoMBIE IN
THE FIELD TO SUCCEED HIM.

The Morning Astorian speaks author
itatively when it says that Charles II
Abercrcmbie will be candidate before
the people next month, and upon the
Republican ticket for the office of city
attorney of the city of Astoria, at the
November primaries and the December
election. With equal assurance, 1t an
nounces that II he shall be elected, he
viii. in oil ways, disassociate himself
from the district attorneys Office and
give his whole time and attention to
the municipal post. And all who know
him. know what that means.
With commensurate reliability the As.
torian is able to announce that the
present incumbent, A. N. Smith. will
not be a candidate for the Office again,
and for excellent business reasons, he
being member of law firm whose
scope OF affairs, and increasing business,
fofbids him further consideration OF
this, or any other Office.
Again, the Astorian il in position
to aver that there is every possibility
that Attorney Richard Shore Smith is
quite certain to be in the race for the
mantle soon to fall from the capable
shoulders Of Mr.. Smith. and of course,
on the Democratic ticket.
This morsel Of home politics carries
with it the pleasant conclusion of the
entire fitness, equipment and wholly ac-
ceptable personalities of these two fine |
young citizens of Astoria, and the team
once before the city electorate in race
for the honor win make the choice,
other than upon severe partisan basis
a matter Of serious and very interest
ing doubt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE.

There's grave danger from the plague
Of Coughs and Colds that are so preva.
lent, unless yon take DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds Mrs. Geo. Walls, OF Forest City,
Me, writes: "It's Godscnd TO people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail / find II quickly ends
them. 1t prevents Pneumonia. cures La
Grippe, gives wonderful relief in Asth.
ma and Hay Fever, and makes weak
lungs strong enough to ward Off Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. 50c and
sl.00 Guaranteed by Chas. Rogers
drug store. Trial bottle free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
arHE ocToRooN.'

Last night, the popular Mack Swain
Thcater company presented the ercat
mclodrama "'rhe octoroons at
the star Thcaten to an ovcrllowine
house. The play l. ono OF the best
Of tie many dramatic successcs of q
prolific dramatist and scored an I'm
mense hit, This Is not matter OF
surprise for the story II one Of thrill
ing interest, with plot and characters
skillfally drawn. the situations are ex'
citing. the climaxes intensely dramatic
the sentiment absorbing and the COM
edy element OF superior order, and the
play was staged and acted In manner
which left nothing 10 he desired. The
scene OF "The 0ctoroon" is laid In
Southern Louisiana In ntehellum days,
and the story deals with life In the
great sugar and cotton plantations Of
that section, In the cane brakes and the
swamps Of the Attakapas, and along
the sluggish waters Of the Atch'ataga.
in those good old days. when cotton
was king and sugar the queen'eousort---
when the planter'aristocrat numbered
his slaves BY the hundreds, when hui
man beings were classed Ms ehattels and
put up and sold TO the highest bidder.
The interest a not allowed to drag for
moment, one dramatic situation fol-
lowing another, In quick succession, I'M
Ill the climax Is reached Want Of
space win not permit of lengthy re-
view OF the play, but among the many
scenes OF thrilling interest may bc
mentioned the murder OF the boy Paul
and the robbery OF the mall'hags; the
auction sale OF slaves where the heau
tiful oetoroon girl, after spirited bid
ding, IL sold to McCloskey for the sum
II SasOoO-the trial by Judge Lynch
he flight Of the murderer through the
,wamps and brakes and his pur.
,uit by the relentless Indian, and the !
inal seli.sacritice Of Zoe and her escape |
rom slavery. Cora King Swain, az
Zoe, the octoroon girl, gave a sympa
hetic and finished performance Of a
iflienlt role; Anna Jordan was charm
ng Dora and Daisy DArya a digniiled
frs. payton; Mack Swain was delight
nlly humorous as Salem Soudder, the
Mr.. Layne made a manly
gorge Peyton; Bert Frank was excel
mt as the Indian Wahnotec; Mr. Ber.
III was forceful McCloskey; VIM.
hutchinson acted Pete, an old negro, In
n able manner; and Vivian Vale, Rena
erell, Jas. Wright, Jas. Miller. u. &,
Iunt and Frank Coner are all desery.
~ Of credit for excellent rcnditions Of
linor characters. In the course of the /:
lay, the popular Rose City quartet
ing plantation melodies in a manner |
lat called forth repeated encores. "The
ctoroon," as presented by the Swain
calls for the highest praise
nd those who wish to witness I'm
ihed performance Of an excellent play
hould not miss IT,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09

When the gorgeous "Palace of Alad'
din" twinkled into view last evening
from behind the curtain at the Grand
the audience saw at once that Iii Hen.
ry had made good his promise Of fine
spectacular effects.
An exquisitely beautiful stage pic
ture was presented.
The minstrel troupe disclosed a mum
Der of good voices, while the musicaI
instruments were in unusually capa'
BILE hands.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
A MOST WORTHY ARTICLE.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends ev-
cry year, it is safe to call this medi.
cine worthy one. Such is Billiards.
Horehound Syrup. 1t positively cures
coughs, and all Pulmonary diseases,
One Of the best known merchants in
Mobile, Ala, says:
''For five years my family has not
been troubled with the winter coughs;
we owe this to Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. / know it has saved my chill
dren from many sick spells" Hart's
drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09

The specialties on the program were
all good and the audience testified its
appreciation with numerous encores.
Taken altogether I'll Henry's pot.
pourri Of black face, white face, sing.
ing, dancing and joking to many col
ored lights, is q distinctly better pro
duction in its totality than any min.
strel show which has preceded it fol
many months.
Incidentally, it should be mentioned
that some Of the jokes are new ant
really worth while.-Ex.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
BAND CONTEST.

The person returning the largest num-
Der No Jose villa cigar bands to the
undersigned by October 18th win receive
a box Of CSC. lose Villas free to the
next largest one box l2ic. Jose Villas
Save the bands Victor Miller, corner
Ninth and Bond streets. s-w-t.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09

its pretty little traits Of nature Of
native life, its hits and reflections Of
everyday American character that ought
To spell continued success. "Railrcad
Jack will appear at the Astoria thea
ter Saturday evening October IL,
Prices, 75c, SOC, 3Sc, 25c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
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. DONE BY DEED .
H<A%<~ . = . . - . . .

Arthur j, Ice 10 William 7, Cat.
trail, warranty, land in Section
81, I. 8 NJ, r, . W...,....$ 400
W. X. Smith and wife to Oscar
laurel, warranty, lot II, block
II, Shhely's Astoria ..,.,,,... sI5
p. Raasina and wife 10 Nestor
Silva and John +. Helstrom, lot
In block s, Bradhury's First
Addition to Ocean Grove. ....,. $50
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
.CHARTER--WORKERS
in SESSION
MEETING AT CITY HALL LAST
NIGHT WELL ATTENDED AND
PRODUCTIVE OF TANGIBLE RE.
suLrs-T0 WIND UP FRIDAY,

The Astoria charter,commissicn /.
getting down to real work now and by
the end OF the coming week win have
things so shaped up and so amplihcd
that the new charter provisions may 40
before the people in good time to per.
NIT q close and satisfactory study OF
tho amendments before they are final.
" voted upon, December ls, next,
The session at the city hall last night
was attended by large major por
tion Of the nineteen gentlemen who
compose the commission, and they
wasted no time in getting down to and
doing business, Among the matters
disposed of were the following;
An amendment was adopted providing
that no member of the common eoun.
ell shall ever be questioned as to any
word or words he shall utter In official
debate there, in any other place; and
no councilman shall be liable for any
damage resulting from street improve.
ments or any defect therein. unless the
person claiming damage shall have filed
a sworn statement setting forth the
nature and extent Of his or her claim
within 80 days from completion, with |
the city auditor.
Another amendment prevailed giving
the city power to grant franchises for
street railways; TO fix rates OF fare;
rates OF speed; limiting franchises to
20 years; reserving right to take over
he property after 10 years, upon ma
ority vote Of city electors 10 deciding
It any regular election.
Another amendment carried last
light, striking out the 70 per cent
lause of the street improvement law,
o that no part of the cost thereof [
hall fall upon the city. II
Still another change was made in ,
royiding new rules Of action on the
art Of viewers Of streets, subject to /
d
An amendment was adopted requir
ng but three fifths Of the property
'wners to petition for the change OF
rades in streets, instead OF three.
ourths, as now prevails.
Providing additional duties for the
treet commissioner, requiring him to
fficially inspect and report upon, street
and allowing him three
equities, instead of two as at present,
ubject to the approval of the common
ouncil.
The last amendment adopted last
light raises the limit Of municipal in
ebtedness from $4,000 to $4,000;
nd increases the assets Of the city in !
hat regard, by including real estate
I It's original cost of purchase; all
axes and street assessments due the
ity.
The commission then adjourned until
ext Friday evening. when II is expect.
d the work Of revamping the charter
yill be finished; after which ii will be /
arefully arranged and duly published
or the scrutiny Of the citizenery in ! :
eneral before election. {
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-10-09
RAILROAD JACK"

In Railroad Jacks there is a breezi
ness and freshness about almost its ey.
cry movement that is redolent of the
unconfned American region where the
story is laid Altogether there is a
charm around it. With its mingled fun
and tragedy. its oddity and its patho:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-10
geit aper go Sobren

ihun muroe Mrs. Binslou's SDo'
thing q. Sbrup Bpm WiQiDnen BON
Wiittern betm 8abnen Der ainoer
%an9emenoet. Wirit Du i'm SAlafe
ourb oas 6breieu eines ainoeS ge.
it6rt, ooB i'm 8abnen lift uno Dor
S@nlersen meint? @enn 10, laife
iofort cine sflaihe bon ,.Mrs.
Binsl0ms SUotbina Sprup" holen.
Sem @ert 1T unbeaablbur. &c miro
Dem tleinen 2eioenoen lofort 4inoe.
runa neridaffen. BerlaBt eud oa'
rauf, Wiitter, es lit tein 8meiTel
bariber. gs BELT DiarrbDe, regu.
liert ben Waeen unb bic Niereti,
beieitist 8ino 8olit, ertueidt ben
@numen, perbinoert gntsinoung
unb itdrtt bas gauge Snitem.
yW9rS. Binsloms Soothing Sprup"
fir sabnenbe ainber lit ansenebm
i'm @eibmad; bas Recept ifanlnt
BON etnem Der beiten meibliden
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lift
bel allen Druagiften in Der aanaer
8elt au baben. Breis % Gents per
Slaide. 8auft nihts anoeres. ola
Wtrs. @inelDms GoDthina Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-10

Starter WlEbelm Qeplunt gu baben.
9rDboem Die Buliaei in Nltono niht
oa8 oaS 9erinaite eisene 8epeisma=
terial bat in Die 0anoe beEommetl
fOnnen, lit oDh Die unterIuduna for
meu eingeleitet morben. RDlenberg
bebauptet, er lei mad 9entfh[ano aes
tDmmer, UNI itd in benz St6bthen
S%Itienbura n~ieoeraulaifen uno bort
Ieinen 9eben8abeno su uerbrinqert.
0ah elmer 9epelhe aus Seattle,
WaibinatDn. bat Der oortiqe Central
ou8lhuB Der rGereinioten Deutlhen
@eleaihaften" befannt ger1od)t. baB
Der in Nlt0na Oerbaftete Nueuit &os
ienberg, Der bort als aueebliGer
Inarbtit unter Dem Gerbabt zines
observation-disclosures auf ben oeutldben
&atIer f~eitgenDmme1 nuroe, riur elm
barmlDler Sarbenmtider let. Der
Brtef, melber cur &erbaftuno &0s
lenberaS fihrte. tnuroe, tpie BON ben
Otit9lieoern Der B~ereiniater @eIeus
ibaften bebauptet miro, BON einem
geheimen sSeinoe oe8 Manne8 on Die
BebDroen in 9eutiblano eeIanot.
Nnoere Sreunbe Ruienbera's in
Seattle lagen, &oIenbera lei ME Elm
Gnarbift aeueien.
&ah elmer Welouue aus Stutt>
Qart bot Die apeite uiirttemberQiIhe
&ammer Die beiB umitrittene Gerfol=
lungs 8eoiiiDn nunmebr nit Der err
foroerlihen 3meiorittel Webrbeit
ar9enommen. Der @rfola lit Jest
aefidert. oa Die erite 4atan,er unter
Dem BON Der 6eaierune ausgeibten
9rud iih aleidfaus nidt ldnaer
1perret1 nirb.
8ie aus gIien getnelbet miro,
bat 5rau 9rupp. Die 8iitme oes
GanonenfDnigS, abermal8 cine Wii(=
linn Wtart gum GeIten Der Nrbetter
in ben &rupp ihen Werten eeftiftet,
uno amar anf1Bli@ Der iInoIt erfolg.
ten uno idou gemeloeten Gerlobung
ihrer smeiten 9o9ter Barbara nit
benz Jreiberrn b. @ilmomsti. Be.
tanntlib bate fte Den aleiben Be'
trag BEL Der WerfobunQ Der dlteiten
Tohter Bertha nit Dem 9eaatiDnss
iefretar Or. b. 8oblen geldentt.
Sn tueiteiten &reilen bat bic
9unbe 8eoauerr berporaerufen. baB
BrDfeiiur Druoe, Direction oes Bbp.
iitalilben Snitituts an Der Berliner
unineriitat, Selbitm0rb beaangen
BAT. Gr muroe bas Spfer Ieiner ME
raltenoen 9dtieteit. Snfolae BON
neberarbeitung traten @ebirnftDrun=
gen elm uno in einem Nnfau pDn
WQbnlinn legte er 9ano an itb.
BrofeiiDr 9ruoe mar am II. Suit
1868 gebOren.
Der 9iener @laler, tuelder
Die UNDERGRADUATE Silberoiebftablss
Nhaire Der Hiiritin Wreoe entbiute,
lit bonn auftanoigen @eriht tpeeen
@rpreifuna gu neun Wionaten 9uhts
bau8 nerurteilt meroen. 8laIer bate
nah ieiner @ntIaifans aus Dem
Wrebe' ihen Dienit an ben Jiriten
elm Sd,reiben geribtet, in ueldem &c
auf in berihieoenen 6Dtefs geftoblene
uno angeblih in bic furitlihe Silber.
TANNER getuanoerte Wert9eaenftdnoe
btnsemieien uno angeoeutet bate,
oaB Die Sahe nit 10000 Wart aus
Der Welt eeihafft neroen tonne.
Surft Wreoe bate oann S~trafantrag
aefteat.
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Tramf 5. SpBbarot,
RauSihat fir Gpuatu Anwalt.
9te @efdtdte Der sdarse.

Sir ben Stil unierer beutigen Wtos
be lit Elm eifriaes Stuhium Der gers
aanaenbeit maBaebeno. Die &C.
ibihte oes 8uitims liefert ale bic
Sheen, bic in letdter umfurmunq
pteoer ais .Neueftes. NQerneueites"
bic &leiouna Der @eaentpart beeins
fluffen. 9a miro oanrt piel in alten
&pftlmbihern aebldttert. bic Der.
ailbten M0oeiOurnale oes Rototo
uno Der Bieoermaierseit biloen cine
intereiiante 2ettiire fiir ff6ne 5rau'
en-. Die iUnft nur chen erihienene
&omane Doer Bidder Der Sailon"
leien, uno bic 8unitaeihihte miro
our 9Dilettenfunoe. Wit einem lDl'
den 3uriideebeu auf alte Formen
hanet AUDI bic Renaifiance Der
Sbirae Suiammen, Die Don einiaen
Barrier Sirmen in ben lebten Sab
rem inauauriert tuuroe uno Die unter
ben eleganten DaTnen beiUnoers in
ber freieren N~tmDipbdre bes Som.
meraufentbaltes aumdblih Nufnabs
me finoet.
SIN 8runoe lit ia beute bic Sbarse
nDul9 aus benz Salon un0 Der ele'
gauten @eleaihaft uerordnat uno
miro bauptiahlib uur nod Don ben
arbeitenoen &laifen getraeer, Sri'
Der aber mar Iie AUDI elm @eaenitanb
oes erleieniten 2urus uno cine 8ieroe
Der oornebmiten 9amen. Eiele &ub'
mesepobe in BERG eibibte oerS hirSe
beginnt gu aufana oes II. Sabrhuns
oerts in Der Belt, oa Die frand6iiibe
8nitur uno oas frans6fiihe &oitiu
ibre QerrIbaTt iber europa an5utre'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-10
Ser Neaem.

WdbrenD Der leBten Eage bat es
nun mol iiberau i'm Siomeiten oes
States geregnet, ia. in einigen Ge'
genoen lift 10 niel &egen gefaIen, oaB
ifur n5er elm 3noiel aetlaat mirb.
Muh mir bnben bier in Sun Mntoni0
anb oirefter umae9eno iebt mol fir
sine tleiiie Weile aenug Reaen be-
forntnen. Ser unaemein ftarte Be-
genial am Samftaa bat ben BDoeu
aeb6rta our@meiht uno oaSu iino
nod elm paar quite Shauer am SDnn.
tag aet0mmen, alio tDnner mir 8
ibDr elm paar WDden Dbne Heaen
ausbalten. Sc fiebt nber gang boz
nah aus, als ruett1 mir in bieien Tas
gen nod ntehr befDmrter piiroen.
Sir Die 8aumpDue 1T Der Reaen
BON lnermeBlibem 8Drteil aetueien,
ebenlo fiir bas @ras. att &orr mar
feioer nidts mehr 5u retten; Die 2urns
ernte lit in. Den @e9enoen, in oener
es u0rber nift gereanet batte, nDl.
it6roia peroDrben. MBer cine quite
gottunernte nerben mir hDbit mahrs
i6elnlib MAIDEN, ruern - iebt niht
III Diel Heaett funlftt.
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grant s. Spkbarot,
&anoioat fiir Gonntb : Anmalt.
NaerIet.

Ills Elm in benz gantu'iHen
Sumilieraelddft an Der Welt Cont
tnerce.S traBe SEQ. 7I34 auaeitenter
innger glert Hamens Badmarrl,
Subn BON Gnrl Bad3mann, Montag
aber0 9eaer IL ubr in ben 2aoen
Tam, tpuroe er nDr, eiitem Neeer an.
aegriffen. Bahmanrt rib iif ieoDh
lDs urio Der Neger lief oapun. Der
junge Wann iboB einise 'BiitDlens
i@iiffe hinter Inn Der, trnf i'm aber
nidt. Bahmann lhldft in Dem 2as
ben, oaber fam er 10 ipdt oDrthin.
BOitmeiiter Steuens BAT bic
NaGriHt aus Waibineton betoms
men, 6ns iein @elub nm bic CT.
laubnia. mebr glerts anftellen gu
oirien, gewdbrt iei.
Nm 81. SuIi finoen Gipioienit.
@raminatiDnen pun Npplitanten ftatt,
bic fiG UNI bic Steuen pUn Jleiims
SnipettDren unter benz ieueri Sns
ipettiunSgeieb bemerben. Das Nmt
brjnet $1,000 oas Sabr Elm uro es
finb unaefabr 400 Stellen su belebeu.
- Die NusfteIunas @eieaIfaft
bat ibre Yrdnienliits fnr bic bies'
i6briae N~usftenung perDffentlidht.
Die &uefteuuna beginnt am 81.
Oftuber unb f6lieBt am Ii. 0ouem.
Der.
gs miro oanDn eeiprDben, ins
nerbalb oer Stnbt1ren5en elm Stnd
9anb pDn ungefdbr 5rp6If Ndern su
faufen unb nuf ibm einer Shulgar.
ten ein5urihten, in Dem bic SGiiler
Der Dffentlihen Gbulen nIlerlei gdrt.
ueriihe uno lanomtrtI@aftlihe grpe'
rimente MAIDEN tDnnen.
Wie aus &anins gitD genel.
bet mirb, lit Der 9uo oes bort Der.
itprbeneri Noputaten Sobn g. Sod.
wDob. ocs SDhneS bon alderman
2o6wuoo, ourh cine 2auoanum.
Ber9iitung berbeigefiihrt mDroen.
Das bemptratiihe Counts,
Gretutir : Romite bat in elmer Der.
farnmlung am MDntaa beihloIien,
niGt nit Der iosenannten .Bnritp
2eaaueA. Die BET ben Wablen INNER
Detectives anaefteIt bat. urn BabI.
betrtgereien 81 nerbinbern, sulam.
men su urbeiten. Die sSraae, OF
Reaer an Den Brimdrmablen tell
nebmen olrften, Tam mieoer auf
oph uerlieBen mebrere Der Gnmelen'
ben oas 8immer unb Die Beipre
dung ntuBte, oa teine beifluBfabia,
AuSabl mebr anUeieno mar. bis 8uI
nddbiten 8~eriammluno am SreitaI
uerihuben peroen.
Die .sFree kindergarten Nfo
cintion" Mill auf einen eiaens fiji,