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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
lCrowded out last week.I


The corner stone of Asbury M. E.
Church. near Molusk, was laid Sunday.
October 30th, by ST. Matthews lodge, G.
u. O., of Odd Fellows. Rev. G. r.
Williams, of Washington Conference,
preached at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. The
following churches and lodges contri-
buted as follows: Queen Esther Bap-
tist Church So 81, Beulah Baptist Church
1922. Hartwell Baptist Church $1.68,
Little Zion lodge $l.8o, True Reformers
$1.35, Odd Fellows at Matthews $3.0S,
Household of Ruth $1.79. j. Wesley
Rock did all the mason work on the
stone free of charge; also deposited the
first dollar in same. A grand rally and
contest at Asbury Church the fourth
Sunday in November.
Miss Lottie Braxton, of upper Lam
caster, died October 5th. Melton Hay.
ME, of the same section, died October
oath. He was faithful member Of
the Methodist Church,
Mrs. Susie Ball lost a fine horse las
week. Lombard Wood also lost fin,
horse last week.
Robert Rust, who died sometime ago
was buried at Beulah Church GENE
terry. Miss Charlotte Rust, of Balti
more, was down to attend her uncle
funeral.
Garfield Sanders, of huntsville, spen
from Wednesday until Friday with Al
thur Rust, near Lively.
Mrs. Augusta Rust is in the city
having her eyes treated.
Rebecca Rust spent several days wit
her grandparents recently.
The st. Johns Baptist Church he'll
its rally next Sunday.
The marriage of Ora E. Lee to Rev
d. II. Chamberlayne, pastor of the ne'
st. Johns Baptist Church, will tax
place at that church on Saturday, No,
18th, at p. m. No cords
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18

ing. so far as we are concerned. can
seperate him from Us.
ITO see how he has grown, mentally
and physically, is the strongest augu-
ment in favor of the home rearing as
compared with that of institutional
care. He has mother who loves him,
he owns his own playthings; he
has the whole field of home to roam
over, and it is his; the truth is, that he
feels ne is defacto head of the home.
ITO have seen the forsaken little
wsnderer of six months ago, with scarce
ly ambition enough to move and hardly
power to walk, you would not recog-
nize the care-free, romping fellow
whose merry, joyous laugh is now
ringing through my library.
God bless you in your mission of
helping little lives to such expansion.
We owe the Delineator a debt we will
never be able to pay,>for it was through
you we were introduced to our homes
happiness.
''At first we thought we would do it
as a duty, now duty is no longer the
thought, it is the pleasure love brings. :"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
AFRO AMERICAN NOTES.

Sharon Baptist church's annual Rally
will be held from Wednesday night,
December 14th. to Sunday 18th. Male
members of the church are requested
to bring so cents, and female members
25 cents each. Sister churches and
public cordially invited.
Pithsus Jones is having large house
erected near the Lancaster Roller Mills,
H. A. Nickens. mechanic.
Miss Annie Gordon, formerly of
White Stone, but for the past eighteen
years been living in Baltimore, recently
died in that city. Her remains were
inferred at Mt. Vernon cemetery We'd
nesday of last week, Rev. A. H. Mon
tague conducting the service.
Joe Lee. the II year old son of
Joseph Lee, of White Stone, was
drowned in Indian Creek week before
last.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
NOTES OF INTEREST
To Truckers and Stock and Poultry
RaiserS.

rive drops or oil and two or turpen-
tine on small piece of bread, and a
little turpentine in their drinking
water, will cure timber neck in chick
ems.
Plenty Of stable manure cultivation
and judicious pruning will, almost with
out exception, bring back to bearing an
old orchard that seems to be beyond
hope.
The Illinois Experiment Station by a
careful experiment recently demon
strated the superiority of alfalfa over
timothy hay as a milk producer. The
difference was nearly 10 per cent. in
favor of alfalfa in one case and more
than % per cent. in another. The gain
for alfalfa per COW was nearly $40 dur
ing period of six months, or at the
rate of 6 per cent. on the investment
in each COW, valued at $163 each. Clo-
yer hay is next best to alfalfa as sub
stitute for timothy and can usually be
bought cheaper.
Don't put your cows to pasture on
cecond crop sorghum or Kaffir corn, if
you don't want them poisoned. Under
certain circumstances Johnson grass
also poisons cattle. The trouble seems
to come in a dry year when lack
OF moisture generates prusic acid
Sometimes, in less than five minutes
after the cows are turned on, you will
see one stagger and drop dead before
she can be driven from the field. Out
Of q herd of thirty cows turned onto
Kaffir corn. as many as nineteen have
been known to die within thirty min
utes. 1t pays to be careful. Home
and Farm.
FEEDING AND WATERING THE HORSE.
An important fact to know in the
feeding of the horse is that it's stomach
is quite small-that is, it will hold
about two gallons. II the horse is fed
his grain first, then hay and then water,
the grain will be pushed out Of the
stomach before it is digested. The best
way is to water first, then feed some
hay. and then the grain. In case the
horse is warm it would not do to give
all the water it would take, but il
should be given little even then. Dur
ing the warm weather it would be well
if the horse be watered in the field at
least once during the forenoon and in
the afternoon. A horse will eat too
much hay if given all at once. Feed a
smaller amount of hay at noon. In hot
weather it pays to take at least an hour
ard half rest at noon and oftentimee
even longer, and then working a little
later in the evening.-Farm and Home
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18

and are not now. identified with that
party. In New York, New Jersey, Con-
necticut, Massachusetts, and Ohio they
would have been defeated but for the
Republican and Independent voters
who were allied with them in their fight
for the preservation of our institutions
and for well-ordered government; for
rest from the misunderstanding of dem
agogues; for the security of our indus
trial activities; for law and ORDER
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18

IL my tsiends hadn't blundered in thinking 7
was doomed victim Of consumption. might not
be alive now.'' writes d. T. Sanders. of Harrods-
burg. KY. but for years they saw every attempt
to cure a lung-racking cough fail. At last tried
DIR. Kings New Discovery. The effect was won
derfui. 1t soon stopped the cough and am now
In better health than have had for years. This
wonderful hfe-saver is an unrivaied remedy ia.
coughs. colds. lagrippe. asthma. Group. hem
orrhsges. whooping cough or weak lungs Soc 81
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn before Robert
Madsen. of West Burlington. Iowa. when. after
seven weeks in the hospital four of the best ply
sieians gave him up. Then was shown the mar
veious curative power of Electric Bitters. For.
after eight months of frishtful suffering from
liver trouble and yellow jaundice getting no help
from other remedies DOCTORS Eve bottles of this
matchiess medicine completely cured him. Its
positively guaranteed for Stomach. Liver or Kid
ney troubles and never disappoints Only soc. nj
all druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
DOGS AS BRIDEMAIDS.
Capers Of japanese SpanieIs Almost
Halt Wedding.

Just as the Rev. II. IL. COpefielC
started the wedding service making
Mrs. Mary Schley Bowen. wealthy
San Francisco society woman, and
Percy w. Evans, head of big Seattle
shipping concern, man and wife. the
three bridesmaids began to frisk and
caper about.
Il took all the soothing efforts of the
h">t man, Arthur Delroy, and Mrs. b.
+. v Caldwell. OF San Francisco, matron
of honor. 90 keep them fairly quiet SO
that the Ger, mony could proceed.
The wedding Was being held last week
in New York at the home of Mr.. Delroy,
lavishly furnished with rare objects of
ART from Japan. The bridesmaids were
Kondo-San, Pinka-San, and Otoyo
Geisha. and wore gorgeously embroider-
ed gowns, trimmed with lace. They
are high-pedigreed japanese spaniels.
and were simply glad to sce their mis-
tress, who held them by leash.
Candles in Japanese sconces shed
their light on the scene. On a pedestal
near the improvised altar stood hideous
grinning dog of Chinese porcelain, and
close by great bronze Buddha smiled
benignly in his gilded niche.
The setting for the wedding was quite
appropriate, for the couple first met
while travelling in Japan year ago.
In speaking of his own life, the
strange events surrounding the wedding,
and how he arranged it, Mr.. Delroy said
''You know, am the person who has
been entertaining the society queens at
Newport this summer. Yes. Mrs.
Stuvesant Fish and-ah-numerous
others. i am the man who invented
monkey dinners.
All. it was wonderful! My cousin,
Mrs. Evans. is a marvelously beautiful
woman. "Yes," he said, 'I was the
best man, and these dear little dogs
were the bridesmaids. They were from
the imperial kennels in Tokyo, and were
given to my cousin by the mikado in
person during her recent tour around
the world"
The three little dogs are of the weep
ing variety of Japanese spaniel. They
seemed to be seriously in need of the
handkerchiefs that peeped coyly out OF
the pockets of their little coats. Mr..
Delroy, however, permitted them tc
use his own.
''They have complete wardrobe, D
said he, 'made for them by society
queens everywhere who loved to helI
my cousin. Yes-dressing gowns and
kimonos and evening dresses and walk
ing suits-oh. a complete outfit"
And then Mr.. Delroy got down to tn.
wedding.
''rhe background was furnished b,
100 lighted Candles" said he. al hav,
collected them all myself Some o
them date from 200 b. c., some o
them are slightly older, but all ar
wonderful.
'.I shall let you see how the back
ground appears" said Mr.. Delroy. H
uncoiled himself from q rug on whic
, he was sitting.
1.-THE bride stood on this during tn
ceremony. 'It was made by Siberia
. convicts, and contains 700 pieces.
q Then he lighted the 100 candles.
az thought they would behave" sal
he. ''I had been very careful to trai
them, and they are exceptional dogs.
The bridesmaids are, indeed. excel
tional dogs. No prettier trio of Jap'
lnese spaniels may be found in New Yorl
"And don't forget this was the bil
gest thing ever pulled off in town.
said Mr.. Delroy, happily. 1--WE ma,
this wedding 80 different"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
ADOPT 1000 CHILDREN.
Delineator's Readers Have Given Homes
10 that Number.

Two pages of the Christmas Delinea-
tor are devoted to photographs of sew
eral hundred of the little boys and girls
who have been adopted through its eff
forts. Here is sample letter from
the new-found parents:
I'VE love him as our own. and moth
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
SCOTS Emulsion

is a wonderful food-medi-
cine for all ages of man
kind. 1t will make the
delicate, ,sickly baby strong
and well-will give the
pale, anemic girl rosy
checks and rich, red blood.
1t will put flesh on the
bones of the tired, over
worked, thin man, and
will keen the aged man
Or woman in condition to
resist colds or pneumonia
in the winter.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18

A white partridge is the curiosity
that j. w. Rabbit, of Maryland, exhib-
tied at Rockville Friday. He killed it
on his farm.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18

Send l0c.. name OF paper and this ad- for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Book
Each bank contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT 6 BOVINE. lo9 Pearl ST.. New York
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
.. J. HAMMELI CO.,
PLEkSARTvIILE, N. ].

Designers and Manufacturers of Artistic
Memorials in Marble and Granite.
OFFICES-Atlantic City, N. j.; Phil
adelphia, Pa; Wheaton, Va. Address
II. Booker Hale. Agent. Wheaton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-11-18
BOLGIANO'S FALL BULBS.
ur beautiful illustrated 24-page fall flower cat
que will be checrfully sent to you if you drop

FREE-Send us &c in stamps to pay postage
and mention the name of this paper. and we will
send you a 10c package Of any flower seed you
want to grow in the house this winter. Your local
Merchant can get from US what fall bulbs you
want, il he does not sell fall bulbs you can
send your order to US. and we will that they
will reach you in perfect condition
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Veripaal.Vpti3eH.

Gineu I6peren 8erluit bat bic bieiiz
qe GinItIertOIonie our6 oas geitern ers
foIgte Qbteben BON 6errn u oolf
Rimanoc3p ertitten. Der i'm boben
NItsr pon Is Sabren ieinen angehOrts
gen uno benz groBen Jreunoestreis,
ben er iih ourh feline berporrdgenoen
Gburattereigeni6aften uno ieine So
pidlitdt su erperben gepuBt bate,
oura ben unerbittlihsn Cob entrt1en
puroe. Der Oabingei9leoene mar aus
6dQe an Der Sadle gebiirttg uno tam
i'm Sabre 1881 ndh Cincinnati, um
ais Gitboarapb in bic 9ienlte Der
Strobripae 2it6ograpbiHg 60. gu tres
Ten. Gr bate i'm alten 8aterlanoe Ell
ne berporragenoe tiinItleriIhe QusbIls
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po6l ienIeits, ME oies'elts beg S3edns
gdn3 Serpprragenoes gelsiitet. Serr
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in Der alien 5simatb uls Sdoaaerlit
qeniiot unb mar itets ein gang ausgez
3eihnetsr Reiter. 2uh tpGbreno Ieines
hieTioen 4ufenthalts pflegte er tets
bo6 gu RoB CUR arbsit gu tommen uno
mar infolasoeHen ourh feline morgeno-
liten Ritts cine itaotbetunnte YsrIons
lichteit. 9ln nGheren NngehOrtgen bin
terldbt Der 8ererpigte Die gramgebeugte
Wittipe, nit Der sr in S6ottlano ben
gunb fiir's 2s6en i4loB uno Stpei
Sobne. BON beneu elmer als Yortratts
mailer in Qonoon, Gnglaub, sinen be-
nsioensipertbsn Ruf beiiBt. Ddhrent
Der anoere Sobn, Serr Wiliam Ri=
munocsp bei Der Strpbribge So. be-
Ihdftiqt iit. Sin britter Sohn, Der in
| berporraeenber Weiie in muiitaliiher
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| IeBuna Der itsrbli6en Siiae oes Der
| itorbensn erfolet am Wiittpoh Rad
mtttau Inn 2 llhr bonn Sruuerhauie
Ro. 2137 8rano Strabe, Balnu
Sias, uns.
Sin in psiten aretien befannte
peutiher giiroer uno 0eteran De!
giiraertrieses iit in 5errn S 0 B AM
6eiurih Weituse i'm alts
BON 73 Sabren in bic Gpisteit bin
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nunq ieiner Sohter, 5ruu 4ueuit
peaslep, go. 1701 Sycamore 5traB'
lasrr aDsiIys mar avs Gsrsa !
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Teutidcr MilitGr ilntcrit. .gereiu.

Die Witolieoer bes 0eutihen Uailis
TOR unterItiisungspereiHs fanben iln
am geitrigenabeuo in oer@entral5urns
bale gu elmer SiBung 3uiammsn. bes
rem aeitung Der 9ersinsprGFosnt, 3err
Gaspar pfiiier, bate. tpdbreno berSes
tretdr, Serr 8. .. gilbert, ods pros
totoa fubrte. Srante itanoen oiesmal
nidt dui Der elite. Der 9rdiibent
ma6te bic Witglieoer barauf aufmerts
lam, baB sebrudte Nnleitunsen iiber
ben GeIdGftspeg. Der sur Grlansung
bes amerituniihen 8iirgerrs6ts einses
Itlasen peroen miibte, an jsoem /.
uno 3. yrsitag, Ibenos s llbr, in Der
Central 5urubaae 'nom Gincinnatier
Sidbtperbano psrabfolgt piirben. 4n
3uI6riftsu lagen Dor cine Ginldoung
bes 1eutIhen Qanopsbrpereins 5u eir
mem am 10. Suli in 5aberitumpf's
9ranb gisip Bart, priee 5ia gu pers
anitaltenben Qicnic. ferner cine Ginlas
buna Der 1sutI6en 2onopebr S6iisen
aontpdsnis gu elmer am 26.
Suni am gl.iden Srt ifuttfinbenoen
Heiilih.eit. 9eibe S6reibsn nabm bic
9eriammlung entsegen uno beihloB,
beibe Yeranitaltunssn in corpore 81 Be-
fuhen. Ous pienics saomHittee berih.
tete barauf iiber feline beitens getroffes
nen arrangements gu bieIem gereinss
Bicnic am IL. Suni. Die 5idetabs
rehnung fir oasielbe ioQ am Jreitag
10. SUM. 4benos bofb 8 llbr in be,
Central Surnballe Dor iih seben. D;s
Iidets fir oas pienie oes Deutfher
Gtabtp.rbanbes am 19. SUM- perber
auf benz @ereinsspienic am Sonnios
perausgabt peroen. Den ginnahmer
bon $36 itanb cine ausgabs BON nul
81 go aeoeniiber.
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eaeIi - Cinennafier gDHsbiatf, 7tenas 2. nn 1910

ldbung Der Deutf1en Gag @eIe0I6aft
au bem am sritsn Gonntag i'm Septbr.
ftattfinbenben beutihen 5eit perben
bic 8ereinigten San9er, luut sinitims
migen 8eI6luTes. in corpore 5Olge lei.
item. 4u6 cine ginlabung oes 9euts
f6en 2anotpebrperetns 3u einem picnic
am 10. Suli in 5aberitumpTs GranD
gietp garf, grice 5iG, nabm bic Der
iammlung ertsegen. Die 9elegaten
bef6loFen, fi4 in corpore an oemielben
5u betbeili9en unp in ihren ein3elnen
8ersinen mad ardften fir cine rsge
8stbeiligung Stimmung 3u MAIDEN.
5err gonrab arager t6eiIte BIER
ouf NIT, baB Die 5abns Der Der.
Sdnger iid ieBt unter ieiner Sb6ut be-
finoe unb Der prdiibent betonte bonn
no6mols bic grobsn 9erojenite aQsr
9erer, bic gum Gelingen bes SGngers
feites i'm Gbeiter purf beigetrogsn butz
ten, beIonbers biejenieer BET 5srren
sseitrebner.
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Rleime Fpli3eina6ribtea
Die gsheimpOLiaiften 6usftIsi

- Die gebeimpplisiften SueftIsin
unb pflug perbaftstsu eeitern 3tpeI
onseblite Rennbahn louts, tpeIte iia
aIs csoI. aeIp uno Jdcob Goodman,
bon aouispille, ap., reip. BON Detroit,
Mi9., resiftrirten. griterer foa nit
benz beriidtigten Buffalo" aellp
ibentiih iein. Die Ssfangenen tpurosn
sunddit aIs peroddtis einseiperrt.
- aus bem garbi.rlaoen bes u.
ssaud, go. 4158 6umilton glpsnue.
tpurben in Der Sonntag Raht bon
ginbrehern 3tpei 5IdIhen 5aartinttur
unb Sidsrbeitsrai aitrm.hersaIinssn ssa
itoblen.
- 4us benz 5ausflur bes Qlpin
3eitermann, go. 125 Weit II. Str..
fpuroe geitsrn Elm gicpcle i'm Wertbs
BON $50 9eitohlen.
--Rirt 6dmiltou. fpobnbaft in
benz aoitbauie go. 1876 Weit 7. Str.,
meloete geitsru i'm 9oliseibouptquurs
tier, bab ibm Elm 5dnbtoffsr nit
aleibunssItiiden i'm Wertbe BON SIC
enttpenbet puroe. gr bat sinen anoes
rem aoitsdneer, tpelher sleid3eitie
NIT benz 9anbtoiIer OerihpuHoen lit
I'm Werboht, ben Disbltahl ausgefuhr
au haheH.
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Nust.llugg i'm Sbio 0le1auies Su'
ititute.

Tas auf cine iegensrei6e 5hdtt9@
felt surudbIitsnoe Gbio Wle6ontcs
Snititute beihloB nit Dem ge'trt9cn
Sage ieinsn 82idhrigen 2ebrturius.
0isier iopobl fir 2ebrer tpie fir Stuz
oirenbe oIeid Interchangeable U.s.
innitt puroe bon 5errn prof. Sobn
9. Shsarer, benz Superintenoenten oer
anitalt, fir eeeisnet erahtet, I'm IN Ell
ner umfaienben, it6 uber idmmtlihs
&laTen uno Idnmtli6e 4rbsits9e7
biete beg Snitituts ausbrettenpsn Nus
itelIung benz publitum bic 5ortlhrltte
uno 2etitunsen isiner 3Dgltngs DOR
Iuaen su fiibren. SauptiGhltd artI>
tsttonii6e. maibinele uno oetorattoe
3eihnungen fiillen bic tpetten, helen
Sale, aber audi Die &unitz uno Ulos
be1tiIhIsrei 1T nit mebreren ge'htdt
uno spedmdBis aussefiibrten arbei'
ten pertreten; Elm sanSer SaaI lit III,
Die siiHitIsriiA bsrSorrassnssn eIa6o'
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Sebensgefdbrli6 berlest.
3mei Sabre alter Guabs BON eiusm
Gtrabenbabnwas,n iibuiabren.

Der stpsi Sabre aIts Dm. Duncan.
beiien Glteru Rp. 1875 goplar StraBe
tpD9usn, puros geitern Rutmittag gez
gen 5 16r an Der 2ib.rtp StraBe uno
iSreeman Ipenue BON Gar Ro. % Der
Weittpoob 2iuie nieosrgeraunt uno
ii6sriabreH. Der 8erungliidte fpuroe
f4lsunigit in patrOlDassn Ro. 5 ud4
benz 6oipital gsbraht, no es iia bers
ausitsqte. ouB iein Iintes gsin osrartid
sermdlmt poroen mar, ouB odsielbe
ioTort amputirt Deroen muBte. QuBers
benz bate Der Gnabe ihltmme Sopfber=
leBungsn oanongstrugen uHb isin 3us
itaHb lift nab IHiidt Der aer3te stn
boffnungsIoier.
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= Der 39jGbrige So6n 20. 8etett,
Elm &ellner bon SO. 563 Carlisle AOe.,
ftel geitern Morgen bel Ieiner 5eimtebr
Die 5austreppe binunter unO bra4
betoe 8no6en De5 unterI6enteIs. gr
purbe in Der QutosQmbuIan3 na9 benz
9oIpitul gebro6t.
- Der IS Sabre ate Gbrtit. S6ss
rer Don so. 1882 pIeaIant Strobe,
glttt geitern Ru6mittag 4 llbr an Der
IA. unD Ruce Strube auf elmer uuf bem
SeitenDege liegen0en gunauenihaIe
aus uno 3Og ii6 i6limms 3opfosrs
leBun9en un0 etns WunDe an Der rstz
ten !6ano gu. patroIpagen 3 bra6te
ben 8erungludten na6 oem 5oipital.
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tete cine Reibe BON Gmpfsblungen, Die
fdmmtli9 gutgebeiben tpuroen. Gr EN-
pfabl Die peniionirung Der folgenoen
2e9rfrdfte, Die alle ii6er 30 Sabre on
ben offentli6en Shulen fpirten: 5rall
Sulia ponbsrp bon Der 5. Oiitrltts
S9ule; SRI. 2ouiie Multber BON Der
Is. 9iitriftzS6ule; SRI. GDnthid u.
grpant bon %. 8iItriftsShule; SRI.
Celia 4nams BON Der DoueluB SAule;
CHARLES u. Side bon Der 4. s5nters
meotatI9ule unb Prin3ipal 9eorge s..
Sanbs bon Der 8. Sntermeoiatihuls.
5erter purbe Die Reiisnation bon
gB. GorDeQ BON Der a. Jntermebiats
i4ule, Der befdnntlih neriAieoene
Sdiiler t0rperlid ge3iidtigt bat dns
genommen.
llrIoub tpurbe ben folgenben 2ebz
rern unb 2ebrerinnen befptQigt: prtr'
3ipal Qouis Rotbenberg bon Der 10.
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ropa reiit; 5rau Charlotte Neeb BON
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more 3efpalo purben bonn II. Wfdi on
beurlaubt, Inn mad europa reiIen 81
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faus mad europa reiIt, Duroe fir
September beurlaubt.
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BON 5000 fir SpisIplGse tpsrbsn biz
Sdulb0fs Der Raibig Der Sation
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benust tperpen unb bic folgsnoen 2sbr.
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9irettoren: 5elir RsBts. Sobn 3
4runbel, 70. 8. Saube. Or. Rober
RObr, Spa Gutenberg unb Gbiti
9r,bnsr; aIs 4fiiitentsn: Gpa gerger
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Dora arudemeper. Wlinnie 8robne
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ben Radmittag oes II. SUM dn6e
raumt iporben unb an bi.fsm Ra6
mittdg ipsrben duf Gmpfehlung DOL
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0d ldut ben geitimmungsn be
neuen bon Der 2egislatur paiiirtsn Oe
| Iebss bic 9eIosr bss Shulratbs in be
9ant beponirt isin miifen ,tpslde bi
bohiten 3inien pfferirt, tpuroe od
aommittse fir 5onos uno aufprif
ermdhtigt. Qngsbote sin5uforosrn.
| Gin 9eiuh Der Sutton GbriItia
gbur6 nm llsberluFung oes SduIbof
fir bic Qbbdltuns elmer i5eitIi6tei
tpurbe ubitldsig beihiebsn.
| On bas gautommittse giug ei
| S6r.iben bon Sobu g. 5arris, bs
gsIhp.rbe bariiber fiibrt, bab Der Wt
hdnical Gugineer bes Saulratbs, G
81. Sannaforo, trososm er bonn Sdu'
rat6 fir iein. pclle 3eit iolarirt mir
auh amber. Qrbeiten onnimmt.
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