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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Banner Was Awarded.

< At the regular quarterly meeting Of the
Manchester Methodist Sunday School
Conference held Sunday afternoon IN
Fifth Street Church the banner for the
Observation-Disclosures for the quarter end
ing March 3lst. was uwardedtst the
kNest End Church. a very large audience
was present, and all enjoyed the music
rendered By tho Fifth Street choir. The
sermon OF the occasion was delivered by
REV. u ). *. SJolffe, Of Central Church,
who made Ii deep impression on his hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Turpin, OF Eleventh and Perry
Streets, is reported TO be III with pncn-
monia .tth ra
Mr. Joseph Brlcc, Of Wilmington, n.
c. who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
w. pL.sa Blankenship, in Swans'3oro.Nillns
returned homo. ), I.
! Mrs. Edwin G. Brce is In Norfolk Visit.
ing tllewvsister. Mrs. George Whitc'NGi3i
/ l.As to-day Is the festival oflthc5nesro
the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works closed down until to-
morrow, MS n1anylof tho employees are
negroes.
MIR. a. NJ, Fowler Is reported to be
critically III in his homo IN Swnnsboro. Fl
Miss Mary Rudd, OF Dorset, who mas
been visiting relatives and friends IN
Manchester has returned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

The test Of superiority has taught the careful
mother that buying ARlOSA Coffee no. only
means money saved but that she IS actually
supplying the best coffee for the coffee drinkeru
Of her family.
By the original "MOther's =" process patented
by this firm. the pores Of the coffee are hermeti-
eslly sealed after roasting with coating of fre.b
eggs and granulsied sugar which holds the
goodness in. y and preserves for you intact
wherever you may be. the delightful aroma and
flavor due to our skilled blending and roasting
which are not to be compared with crude and
primitive methods on smaller scale.
Buy package, take il home and grind !, as
you want to use it. That is the way to &c, the
best results. Coffee deteriorates after being
ground or exposed to the air, two reasons why
you should refuse to take loose scoop coffee
and there are others Of importance. Warming
ARlosA slightly makes the grinding easy.
II your grocer tells you he has no Arbuckles'
ARlOSA, send to US direct. For $3.50 we
will send 10 lbs. in wood box, transportation
paid to your freight station. Price Of coffee
auctuates and cannot be guaranteed for any
period. The coffee will be sent in the original
wrappers bearing the signature Of Arbuckle Bros.
which entities you to presents. New Book with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
NOISE AND HAYWARD WIN
whisky Dealers Get Verdict in Case
with Government Covering
Three Years.

The jury IN the case OF the United States
against Noise. Hayward & Co.. came in with
a sealed verdict Saturday morning in favor
OF Noise & Co. in the federal court.
The suit was one in the matter OF the
seizure OF seven barrels of whisky by the
internal revenue department about three
years ago because Of the casks containing
a less quantity Of liquor than indicated by
the revenue stamps thereon. The general
contention OF the defendants was that the
government had not been defrauded. nor
was there any attempt to defraud, and.
further. that the cubical contents OF casks
Of liquor varied from one TO two gallons,
though Of the same estimated capacity,
| Though absorption, evaporation and soak
age while the casks were sealed. It was
admitted by one Of the government wit
nesses that the government gauges used
In the measurement of the contents and
capacity OF casks varied in q trihlng de-
gree.
Upon the announcement OF the verdict
the court directed that the seven barrels
OF whisky heretofore held in seizure by the
government be restored to the defendants.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
TOM SLOAN AGAINST FINCH
Ex- Commissioner Will File Charges In
volving His Accuser.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION TO Be ASKED
Sloan Declares Finch, who Worked
Up Case Against Him, Had
Personal Animus in
So Doing.

As an outcome Of the dismissal OF the
case against former United States Com
missioner Thomas L. Sloan, wherein he
was charged with classifying his accounts
while commissioner, and for which Mr..
Sloan was anxious to go to trial. II Is
said to be possible Special Inspector Finch
Of the Department of Justice may have to
answer the charge of malfeasance in Of
fee.
1t was Inspector Finch who worked up
the case against Mr.. Sloan and which ulti-
mately resulted in Sloan's indictment by
the grand jury of 1904 Sloan subsequently
resigned his Office as commissioner and
was succeeded by Commissioner Singhaus.
The ofrense of which he was charged is
alleged to have taken place in 1902 and
merely involved certain allowances and
fees in one or two cases, which F1nch's
report alleged were unlawful, and
amounted to but $1s.45. Mr.. Sloan had been
anxious for trial of the case, but 1t was
put over from term to term on account
Of the absence of material witnesses. os-
tensible the principal, accuser, Inspector
Finch. In the meanwhile Mr.. Sloan,
smarting under the aspersion upon his
character, has been doing a little in
Vestigating on his own hook, with In
was unwilling to produce this evidence
against Finch until his own case had been
| disposed of and he preferred that it should
! so be disposed of by process Of regular
trial. It is now the intention of Mr. Sloan
to prepare his charges against Finch and
demand an investigation from the De-
partment of Justice. Mr. Sloan said in
| reference to this matter:
at is true shall prefer charges against
Finch. But further than this it would not
be prudent for me to say anything just
now. do not propose to rest under the
stigma Of the aspersions of Inspector Finch
against me and 1 think I can show the
animus OF the charges which have been
given no opportunity up to the present time
to refute. The matter would have beor
taken before the session Of the grand jury
just ended, but up to the time of the adj
journment Of that body the case against me
had not been disposed Of"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
ROBINSON SHOW IN OMAHA
oldest Circus on the Road Comes
After Twenty Years
Absence.

Twenty odd years ago there came to
Omaha a wagon show, at the time the
largest wagon show on the road, and then
overland" was the mode of transporta-
ton for all circuses. The wagon show that
made Omaha over two decades ago was the
John Robinson circus. It was then past sixty
years of age, having started in 1921 with
three wagons and a trick mule, at Canaan
daigua, N. Y. 1t steadily grew year by year,
and today, in its eighty ffth year, II is the
Oldest and wealthiest, and as to perform
ance and wild animals stands without
peer. Governor Robinsons son, John G.
Robinson John ID, is manager Of the show.
BY a. m. this morning the new settle
ment, a good sized town, CALLED THE
White City" without charter or common
council, will be erected in Omaha's very
midst Visitors by the score will go and
look 1t over today.
A feature of Sunday on the lot" will
be preaching by Rev. w. H. Sneak, the
Methodist Episcopalian minister, who
travels with the circus. preaching to show
people and public and lecturing on the ami
mails every day.
Today will be bath day The horses will
be scrubbed. the baby ponies swung in
hammocks and fed from the bottle, and
the elephants will be taken TO the river
for a swim. Lovetta, the snake enchan-
tress. will sun three OF her monster
pythons and boa constructors for the pur-
pose of ouickening their shedding. One
of her largest snakes, a twenty-four-foot
anaconda, escaped a week ago at Mount
| Pleasant, Ia. 1T was last seem" says
Doc waddell. the press agent, between
here and Atchison."
A telegram from New York that the
largest elephant in the world had arrived
there and would probably reach Omaha
today. 1t is twelve feet high. weighs six
tons and Is the mother OF jumbo Its
mama is BAIL" She has bad tooth
and il she comes in time elephant dentistry
will be in order on the circus lot this
afternoon. Her tooth will be filled will
gold.
The street parade will be at o'clock. to
morrow morning. The performances will
be at p. m. and p. m. tomorrow only
Doors open at p m. and p. m. Seats
for 5000 people. The choice seats are rea
chairs, arranged as a portable grand
stand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Building VIII Cost Forty Thousand
Dollars and BE of Brick and
stone Trimmings.

John Mcdonald is drawing preliminary
plans for the First Christian church's new
building. which will be erected at Twenty
sixth and Harvey streets. 1t will be OF
brick. with stone trimming and will be OF
a simple interior arrangement. similar to
that OF the First Baptist church. II will
be 65x11O feet in dimensions, which is con-
siderably smaller than the structure
planned two years ago. The old plans con-
templated reading rooms, gymnasium and
other adjuncts not embraced in present
plans. About 10000 will be expended in
the construction OF the edifice. Plans have
progressed far enough now that It is con-
sidered as certain construction will be be-
gun this fall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

With q frontage Of over l70C feet On the
River, half way between the great Bridge, which
join New York and Brooklyn. the ArbuekIes'
establishment IS one Of the show sight, Of New
York. In millions Of homes in ev9y section Of
this country Arbuckles' ARlOSA Coffee ia the
only coffee used, almost the only drink except
water; consequently the name Of AI6uckle /"
has been mos. familiar to the people during the
last 81 years. there being no other irade-marked
article so widely distributed or in such universal
demand. From a small beginning the sales have
grown to exceed the combined sales Of every
other pseksged coffee in the United States
and whyp Because Arbuckles have given the
people the greatest coffee value for their money
all Of the time, and have sold their AEIOSA
Coffee in sealed packages for the consumer
protection, to insure their actually receiving what
they paid for, both in quality and in weight.
The sales Of ARlOSA demonstrate the
common sense and appreciation Of the American
people. and ARlOSA has contributed to their
development and prosperity by giving them their
moneys worth Of coffee that increased their
power and ambition to work and placed them
foremos, among the worlds greatest nations.
This is the same old ARlOSA and the same
old FIRM that introduced il 81 years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
TOO MANY POLICE FOR HIM
Force Entirely Adequate in the
Judgment of an East
Omaha Citizen.

W. z. McNear OF East Omaha was ar
rested in Greater Omaha Saturday morning
by Patrolman Byrnes on charge OF
drunkenness and sleeping In a hallway at
i722 St Mary's avenue While getting sc-
quainted in the once of the city jaii Nc
Near said he wanted to put to a test news
paper reports that the police force was
inadequate numerically. When he found
himself under arrest for sleeping McNeaT
declared the force to be suficient for al
purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Reasonable Rates mt Fine New Hotel,
New YnELr

Comfort without extravaganza" at the
new. freproof Hotel Woodstock. on Forty
third street, near Broadway, New York.
Try the new Hotel Woodstock and you
will come again and bring your friends.
There is no better hotel in the world and
the prices are moderate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

with best Of through service. run daily
from Chicago over the Pennsylvania lines.
leaving Chicago at 9. 1855 and II s. m.
AS and $50 D. m.
Obtain particulars by addressing C. I.
I1imbau. assistant general passenger agent
Pennsylvania lines. No. 2 Sherman street,
Chicago. III.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
NIortnIitr atntintIcn.

The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board OF Health
during the twenty-four hours ending at
noon Saturday:
Births-Frank De Buse, 4iO4 North TWEEN
ty-eighth, boy: oscar Ellison, 3S4S Charles
girl; John Montgomery, 1917 California
Eirl; Fred Carter. Thirty-third and Rug
giles, boy.
Deaths-Fay C. Follett, Hastings, Neb,
80; Emanuel Hine, 22l2 South Fourteenth,
54 Charles ]. Krupa, 2Sl7 Walnut, 48;
nue.. n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Very Low Ratsa TUESDAY.

Every Tuesday balaneS OF the year. the
chicago Great Western railroad win ssu
homeseekers' tickets 20 Minnesota. North
Dakota and Canadian northwest AZ about
half rate; to other territory nrst and third
T1,esdays. Write II. H Churchill. q. A,
lbl9 Farnam street State number In party
and when going.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

Tha county commissioners ~ the meet
ing saturday awarded the contract for the
paintinG Of the Jail 20 rutherford a Jensen
Tor $40 Ten bids were submitted, ranging
from $3.50 TO So the Rutherford q Jensen
proposftion being the lowest. The interior
81 the fail and the iron and woodwork on
the outside viii be painted. This q one OF
the improvements now being made ~ the
Gov county v.st commissioner. y me sonalton o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
S1S.BO TO st. Paul Sna Minneapolis
and ReturR

From Omaha, via Chicago Great Western
Railway. Tickets on sale daily after May
q 70 September 20. Final return limit.
October "a. Equally low rates to other
points in Minnesota. North Dakota. wiscOn-
sin and lower Michigan For further In
formation apply to H. H. Churchill. general
agent, 1914 Farnam street. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

Western hallway.

For parties OF 10 OF moro one fare and
One-third for the round trip. good for 10
days. Tickets on sale daily until ssptem-
Der 80 Fer further information apply to
H II. Churchill. q. A.. 1919 Farnam 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

Our annual memorial services win be
held a odd Fellows' hall. Fourteenth and
Dodge streets. Sunday. June II. lsOs. at ,
o'clock p. m sharp
Members OF the different local lodges.
Visiting brothers and sister RsbeooAs are
cordially invited and requested 70 attend.
MRS A KING. Chairman
FRArgK PI-ANcK. Secretary.
COMMITTEES
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
wertz. Dentist. co.'s PAXTON block.
Best typewritten letters. Mangun g Co

Buy sidewalk brick to nx up the place.
Price very low now. Sunderland Bros
Co.. 16Os Harvey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

Mems. boys, ehildren's clothing. hatS
ladies' suits. skirts. millinery. etc. cash o.
credit Peoples Store. 18TH and FarnaIu.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

s.srIlaE slgsE-ElPaass i5tA ana Doas..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

cOlOTed pictures Of 81 presents viii be sent free
i you write for il. 100000 presents given
away in II months.
Address our nearest Office Box Dept.
ARBUCKLE BROTHERS.
~ Wafer Street. New York City.
100 Michigan Avenue. Chicago. IN.
Liberty Ave. and Wood ST.. Pinsburuh. Pa.
4Zl South Seventh Street. St. Loui Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
g,.xe,..b,aresr oyasette, pirnstnn, BEN ~. CUNT 1905.

ais es burh ltnporiihtigfeit ploslih
allsriltIhte ino ms @ai1er fiel.
Nahbem Die belorgte SHUTTER ibr Sinh
ldn9ere 3eit pergebens geluht, fauz
Den mebrere Nahbdrn Die 2eihe bess
ielben in Der Nabe Der Bride
ihlpimmenb auf Der Nl5ette. Gin
~13jdbriser 8nabe 5os lie ans 2ano;
ale WieoerbelebunsSperiufe tparen
leioer obne Grfola. Sic bart9es
p%riiften gltern bes ainbes iino I'M
10 tr~oitloier, ais linen crit poriges
Sabr cine fleine Sohter burh grdbe
lide granopunoen INNS 2eben fam.
Nus s%trnRburs tpirb bcriftet:
Ser bieiige 2uremburser Club see
me6t" feierte in ieinem 9ofdl
(Vrauerei CUR Stnbt Yaris) iein
5~ipeites Sti~ftunasfeit. Ser Sanl
mar fe1tli6 in luremburgilden 2ans
oesfurben gel6miidt, iooaB er uns
ais elm Stiid u~nierer engeren Seis
matb eri6ien. Sdmmtlife Witaliez
Der tbcils nit Samilie, ailDere bier
anidlligc 2anDsleute unb perifiepene
Sreunoe unb @onner u%nIerer ,6ee
me6t" lparen erIdienen, I'M Die
Seier lpirois 5u beseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12
@rofberso9tbum.
Ans Der Damptfaht.
Die Wutterspttes Sftape.

Im Sreitag. ben II. Mai, fas
men fol9enpe Sro5eiiionen gum
@~nabenbilpe Der Sroiterin Der Be
triibten: 8alieroiugen nit 440.
Steiniel $40. @lal6eib 1877. Cons
BORT 302, Solerid 2.100, Die pers
%einigten Efarreien o Suri6eio.
Gonstbum. ooiheib. Ieriheip. Mis
d1elan unb Shlinbermauperi6eib aus
inmmlen $50. Stapt9runb 1902.
Siebenbrunnen nit 1,422 Yilsern.
slm Samstag. Den IL. Mai
fanen iolgenoe Yrp3ellionen: Srins
tingen nit 1875. Glairefontaine so.
Spren 115, Sugen : &leiubettinaer
295, Simmern $40, Iamer $50.
Shuipeiler 100 unb aabler nit SO
Silgcrn.
Im Spnntag G., Der 13. Wtai
funnen folgenbe Yro5eiiionen: Glnus
len 1,136, Sfaffeutbal 1870. ct
Wtihael 2.6S6, 2impertsberee @lacis
$3.50, umb Neiiborf nit 900 Yil9ern.
Nm &c o IL t a q, ben IA. Mai. fas
men ioleenOe Yro8eiiionen: g6pina
gen a. 3. Nttert nit % Yilser.
StaotbrebimmS 225, Tidten 116.
Oetrin9en 1875. Mutbfort 245, Sedes
rid 105. Glpin9en (9iemih) 1915.
9orenblpeiler 40. 6obIheib 81,
gonteru $50. Seig $50, aaDl 800.
Shiiflin9en 425, Smbmeiler 400.
@ensborf 226. Siioe!ingen 1920,
G0ier 416, Sefulnt Sspern 1.730,
Nieberonpen : Senningeu $50, Sop
ital 700. 8eh (Ghternnd) e140,
Sungliuiter 525. @ilden 3S5, BURG
liniter $50, Snmm sol, Momnerid
800. Sonueipe9 1850. Seaiuaer
145. Icrbis 1850. 9int9en $50.
0aituah 740 &ilacr.
gw Sicusta9. ben 15. Iai
tnmeu iolaenoe Iroseiiionen gum
0jnnoenbilo: Gemcrihcu nit 297
Yilsern. 8ous 435. Nemib SIC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

Ius Spbenbnrg pirb unter'm 13.
Mtai gemelDet: Sie @ieoergeneiun9
bes @robber3ogs @ilbelm bat ents
I6ieben IN ben lebten @oden iifts
li6e Sortihritte gemaht, inbeiien lit
Der 3uitnno bod INNER nod oerart.
Dap berIelbe fir ldnsere 3eit nod
Der groBten Sdpnung nno Hube be-
bari, ipenn man niht cine nelie Ier>
l9limmerllng risfieren mill.
Der bpd)iu'ite giidpi Scopes leioet
an elmer Ieritnu6uns bes rehten
SuBes.
Wit Spnncrstas, ben IL. Mai,
Wai, nnbm Die beim Ibleben bes
@rpbber6ogs Npolf anseoronete iehss
mouatige Softrauer ibr Gnoe.
SIN Yiarrclerms iino foleenbe grs
n~cnnunsen erfolgt: Sr. Soiepb 5ets
ting. bisber &aplan in 5dller, gum
@itar in Werih; Sr. Gueen Webin>
ger, bisber 9aplnn III Sorl6eib. gum
&aplan in Saller.
Mm IA. Wai puren Serr Staats>
miniiter gplden unb Wajor San
Spd i'm Outrage bes 8roBber5oss
mad Ieb gereiit, um ben beutiden
&aiIer, Der an jenem Gage oaielbit
antpeienb mar. 81 beeriiBeu. Sci
Dem Siner, bas Mbenbs inn @enerals
Commando ltattfanb, iaB 9err
Gpiden linfs neben Dem Safer.
Inter ben @elnbenen befnno ii6 aud
major San Spd.
Webrere Stmoenten nnb Mmatenr.
photographer bon 2urembur9 be9as
ben lid am Sonntae, Den 10. Iai.
nn6 Mee, Inn anbern Cages Den
oeutihen Safer 81 Ieben. Sic
maften perihiebene I%ufnnbmen bon
Sorts unb offeutliden @ebdunen.
Man lobte Die unbeionnenen &iinits
Ter Elm. @inige fnmen balb in
Sreibeit, ndbreno 8lpei ais o@eiiel"
bis 5ur p0lligen alarbeit 5uriidbes
balten ipuroen. Sic Sahe bat lif
ais p6llis barmloS he~rausseitclt!
Sm Nrnnoseiansui1e lit oieier
Gage cine Imneitie poa5ogeu pors
ben. Henn5ebn Strailinge nus Der
ariminal : sbtbeilung erbielten an
oieIem Gage Die goloene Sreibeit pies
Der. Sarunter perihiebene. Die
nod iiber bier Sabre 5u perbiiBen
bntteu. Tm Gage. porber murbe
alien 81 3%ipan9Sarbeit perurtbeilten
Strdiliuaen Die &u9el abgenommen.
Nm IA. Mai itarb nah fur5er
&roufheit. periebeu nit ben bl.
Sterbeiaframenten. I'M Nlter BON 30
Snbren. Serr Yeter Sell, Seamter
ser He9ierumg (Nbtbeihuna Sunes
res.) Der &eritprbene. ais De
nmter bon ieinen %or9ciebteu unb
@pae9en itetS bohscihdBt. mar DER
Sohn bes peniionierten Yoli5eis
%ler9cauten Sell ans Stnotarlnh.
am rs, Mai ipielte pns hreiiGbs
riNe Sohuhcu bca 81 Yioffentbnl
ACCOMPLISHMENTS m%obuenhen Glen
bnbmmehouitcra Scbnnn Better @olii
butter Dem glternballe IN Dem bidt
an Die Il5ette eren6enSen Sarten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-06-12

Getinacn 275, Siin6erinsen 149,
Hospelt $40, Steiniprt $50, Srilin>
gen 1875, 9esborf 176. Nspelt 217,
Sberferi6en $50, 9eispelt 800, 9etz
temburg 1850. HoDinsen 31S,
Sol5em 173. Siintineen 305. Nies
berferl1en 200. @reiuelbinsen 1872,
8eiler 3. &. 249, Nieoerbonpen 255,
Gidpeiler 10, Sinsis 81, aorih
622, Saiienbeim 125, Soitert 400,
aeblen 800, Sdul 1877, @reilh 70,
@arniG $50, @ianben nnb hinge
seno 200, Siefir6 400, @irtons
Slorenpile LOO.
Im 10 0 Of, ben 10. Iai,
famen 2enninsen nit 1866 Yilgern,
Sedtleinmadber nit 191, S6ieren
215, Meaenltein 205, &olobrebimis
40, @oitinsen 1868. @ap@G apeuen
100, Nilnnelingen 902, Setinsen
565. Gbneu 1876. @ormelbingen 405,
&iineig 21S, Glerf 1850, Viner
$50, @aiierbiuig $50, @repenma6cr
$50, 9effiugeu $50, Nieoertorn 400,
Itbus 122, Irlon 1903. geions
bere Grrpdbnung peroient Die Yros
5%eIiion bon NieDerforn, ipelhe cine
bon aht peiBgefleioeten Idohen ses
trasene 30spfiinoige 8a6sfer3c als
gotinsei6enf barbra6te 3ur Crime
rung an Die Dor bunbert Sdbrcn err
folste grri6tlns Der Yfarrei Nies
perform.
Im Sonnerstag. ben II.
Wldi. famen folgenbe Yro5eIiionen:
Gruften nit 10 YiIaern, Berg los,
Wtebernad $50, Sells IT'S, 9iiien
$50, Shengen 122, gui6borf 157,
ganah 1913, IonDorf 227, @blinsen
10, Cid a. 3. q. 2,347, Sdiittrin@
gen 1854, 2impnt 70. MtDsborf 210.
Nommern 10. &obenborn 81, Sltns
genz9fpobt 235, Gttelbriid 995, 5eiz
beri6eib 112, Seulen 40, gihourf
90. Soiheib So, Siihba6 206,
@ieri6 $50. Semstbal 100, 8eioz
ipeiler 1870, 9euoelinsen 420, 3ols
Der 100, Salbeim 685, Slarpeiler
112, Sefauat gSils COS, 8arls
i6leiben 55.
gm Sreitag, ben IS. Iai,
famen folgenoe 1ro3eiiionen: Sess
p~eringen nit 460 Yilgern, Differ
bingen nnb Sberforn nit $50, Il3in>
gen nit 205, Sentin9en NIT 10.
9erburg nit 200. Straben NIT 1876,
8eimersfirh nit 1855, War6e
(gelsien) nit 800 9ilsern.
9ie Shlubpro5eiiion am Sonns
t a 9 mar leiber gang oerresnet. Sens
nod mahten Die Seierlidfeiten einen
tiefserbailifen. mitunter ioear 9roBs
artig ihDnen ginbrlid. Iiele
Srembe iparen CUR Staot eefommen;
ben san3en Worsen ipdr Die &atbes
brals Stride formlih belagert. Sas
feierli6e Eontififalamt tpllrbe gebdls
ten bon Wiigr. 9r. 8nrl Shroo,
8eibbiIhof bon Srier; infer bofs
inter 9err 9iidof. Wtigr. Scopes,
aiiiltirte inn Gbore. Sie Sro5eliion
am Na1mittag mar leiber our6
einen aeeen balb ~ llbr einIeeens
Den unp bis gum Ibeno aubauernoen
Itarfen Heben I6iper beeintrddtist.
giele Soliienpe bon Yil9ern madten
trob bes geeens Die Tro5eiiion NIT.