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Evening journal., 1913-05-06
10000 SHAD In
DELAWARE CITY
NETS LAST WEEK

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del, May g..
Mrs Thomas z. sadler attended the
annual meeting of the National So
ciety Of the United States Daughters
Of 1872. at the Hotel DUPONT, In Will
mington, last week
The fishermen report very good
catches for the past week. The high
est catch of the season, PAS shad. was
made on Monday by Jno Tugend and
Philip Armstrong The fishermen
averaged 20 TO so shad per day They
received $50 per 100 on Friday. About
2000 shad were caught on Friday
while nearly 10000 were caught dur
ing the week. The shad are bought
by dealers here. who pack the fish on
the wharf and send them 10 Chester
and Philadelphia Many visitors are
attracted here during the fishing sea-
son. The herring fishermen also re-
port very large catches. The shad
season will end in about three weeks.
Each shad fisherman receives from
500 to $500 for his catch during the
season. There are about twenty boats
fishing from here this season.
Mrs. Allison B. Deans, of Fort Du-
Pont gave a delightful May party at
her residence at Fort DUPONT on Sat
urday afternoon. The hostesses were
Mrs Charles H. Hunter, Mrs. c. JEFF
ferson, Mrs w o. Reybold, Mrs. L. S.
Ryan, Mrs Lynn S. Edwards and Mrs.
r. I. Haines Miss Louise Jefferson
was May queen and Max Tracey was
May king. Those present we're. Miss
It..I-
Rena Bousch, Miss Flossie Bousch,
Miss Mildred Ball, Miss BERTHE Jeffer-
son. Miss Leah Reybold, Miss Agnes
Richards, Miss Elinor Ryan, Miss
Dixie Edwards. Miss Elinor Sadler.
Miss Margaret Spicer, Miss Catherine
Spicer, Miss Margaret Schaefer. Miss
Emma Schaefer, Miss Margaret Clark,
Miss Alberta Mitchell. Miss Margaret
Davidson, Miss Martha Rose, Miss Ma
tbelie Meade, Miss Ida Derrickson
Miss Alice Bowen, Miss Reba Cannon
Morris De Strong. Oliver HUT. lack
Reybold Bill Reybold. Cleaver price.
tTurpin Rose. Gordon Singles. Harry
: Purnen. Gordon Edwards. Clinton
tZang. Arthur Kier. Charles Bowen.
Harry Heal, Morrison Cannon. VIII
liam Derrickson, William Jester. Law
trence Mitchell, Richard Ryan and
Flames Sadier. Refreshments were
tserved and the afternoon was very
we'll enjoyed
" The movement for a "clean up dayH
us being agitated by many residents.
A number of Wilmingtonians en-.
f1oyed hshing in the canal on Sunday
Large catches OF perch and catfish
twere reported
The yachts Bob X, of PHILADELPHIA
and the Rotsn, of Boston, passed
tthrough the canal recently.
Thomas Neal caught a sturgeon
measurine eight feet in length on Fri
foay Tho fish netted about $50. Tn,
tcaviar sells for 81 a pound while IN,
5meat sells for about 20 cents a pound
41he fishermen had considerable diff
Ecuiiy IN getting the sturgeon into tn,
fhoat The fish had 70 be tied in tn,
tboat - as 20 keep II from gettini
4nack IN the water.
Mosquitoes have made their appear
Fapce here and are causing much an
fnofanfe 20 The residents here.
HayaTd Heisei s building a hom,
eon ne Tot next 10 James + Sadler'
Aprops1tv.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
TOday's Beauty Recipes
BY Mime. D'Mille.

ITO correct faulty complexion sallow.
ness, pmples OF blotches, dissolve an orig
inal package Of mayatone in half pint Of
witch hazel. and cover the face, neck and
arms with this solution every morning. Il
takes the place Of powder and makes the
skin soft. lovely, smooth and satiny
Dull, dead and falling hair-the fore
runners Of baldness-are caused by para
site. To keep the hair healthy and beauti
full you must kill the parasite that destroys
the hair. Mothers Shampoo does this. II
leaves the scalp fresh, clean and wholesome
and makes the hair fluffy and fine. A sup
ply for many months costs only 25 cents at
your druggists.
"A beautiful eye deserves a beautiful
setting just as a good picture requires a
good frame Thin. colorless and straggly
eyebrows and lashcs will grow in long.
even and darker in color II pyroxin is ap-
piled 10 the roots daily.
Persons troubled with superhuous hair
on face or forearms can quickly and safely,
remove the humiliating growth with della
tone. Make paste by mixing powdered
delatone with water; cover the hairs for
two or three Minutes; then remove, wash
the skin and the hairs will be gone.
Spring colds are prevalent The
world never saw the equal Of Mothers
Salve as a remedy for coughs, colds in
the head or chest catarrh and sore
throat II is easy 10 use and quick to act.
Mothers salve is sold in prepared form in
every neighhorhood'
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
DROWNED BODY
In THE RIVER

The body OF an unidentified man
was found floating in the Christian
river shortly before noon today at
point near the Pennsylvania railroad
bridge. Coroner Spring sent Deputy
Coroner Harvey E. Nichols to secure
the body. Owing to the place being
remote from any streets and it being
necessary to row a considerable dis
tance for the corpse, it had not been
recovered at 2.SO O'Clock. Il was not
known at that time whether the man
was colored or white.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
MANY BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector John J. Cassidy
issued the following permits today:
Harry S. Lynch, to erect four dwell
hngs on the west side of Twenty
second street. between Van Buren and
Harrison streets, costing $4,000 each:
Norris S. Luton, to erect a dwelling
for Frank f. Haley on the south side
OF Eighteenth street, between Brink
ley avenue and Mt Salem Lane at a
cost of $4,000; Harry S Lynch to
make alterations at No. 104 West
Sixth street, for b. f. Rawnsley, cost
ing $3.50.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
COUNCIL TO TRY TO
ELECT AN INSPECTOR

City Council will hold a recess meet
ing tonight in an effort to elect a
building inspector TO succeed John J.
Cassidy. Democrat whose term ex-
pired but who is holding on until his
successor is chosen From what could
be learned today, Samuel II. Benson,
Jr, president of Council, is still OF
unchanged mind He has said that
he Will not vote for Melvin F. Charles,
the caucus nominee, for the position.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
BOY AND DOG PART.

Maud Harmon, a colored boy, who
was found asleep in the mortuary
chapel at the state Hospital for In
sane, near Farnhurst. several morn
ings ago, in company with his dog,
claiming that his father, who lived in
a wood neaS Wilmington, had chased
him from LONE, is still at the hospital,
but will be turned over to Humane
Agent Frank Stout tomorrow.
The boy likes il pretty weR at the
hospital, but evidently his dog did not
enjoy his surroundings. for it las left
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
sELLING MN POSTAL RONps

Many inquiries and applications
for the postal savings bank govern
ment bonds are being received at Tho
postofiice All applications must be
in by June 2. The bonds are regis
tered and coupon and are issued
in denominations of $40, 500 and
$500. They pay and ID per cent.
and are redeemable in twenty years.
though they may be turned into casa
at any time. These bonds are free
from all taxation.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
JAMEs D. TOMAN. IR. Ill.

With her brother, James B. Toman.
dr., of New Castle, IN with an attack
OF appendicitis at the Delaware Hos
pital, Miss Margaret IT, Toman will
graduates as nurse from that in
sutution tonight Mr. Toman's CON
dluon is not thought TO be as serious
as u was, and from indications there
Is little likelihood Of an operation
being necessary. His condition was
reported improved today
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
EXCURSION REGULATIONS.
Local Inspectors Receive Rules Gov.
erning Carrying of Passengers.

NAhahr Nhhf hiE VI II d0ctUktINs
Captains Howard ami Sergeant,
United States steamboat inspectors
attached to the Philadelphia Office Of
which Wilmington is a part, have re-
ceived from Supervising Inspector
General George Uhler the annual reg
ulations governing the carrying of
passengers by EXCURSION steamboats,
All persons not members of the crew
including children in arms. are to be
counted as passengers, and a care
full checking up of all persons board
ing steamboats, is to be made by in
spector of the customs service. de-
tailed for that duty
To insure the accuracy of the count
the checking will be done by two such
inspectors over the same gangway.
Where it becomes necessary to verify
the count inspectors may require that
the passengers be disembarked or
landed over one grangway. All COM
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

A man living at Auburn, New York.
had a severe attack Of kidney and
bladder trouble. Being a working
man. not wanting TO lose time, he
cured himself completely by using
Foley Kidney Pills. A year later he
says; 1T is a pleasure to report that
the cure We permanent" HIS name
Is J A. Farmer n. B. Danforth.
Market and Second streets, Whining
ton, Delawares
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
Y. w. 9. a. ELECTs OFFICERs.

At the meeting of the Board Of
Managers of Young Woman's Christ
Ian Association yesterday afternoon
the old officers were reelected with
the exception Of the second and the
third vice presidents. DR.. De lie Cour
was elected second vice-president,
and Miss Rachel Howland, third vice
president Because of the absence OF
the treasurer, Mrs. J. Frank Ball,
who was IN. only an incomplete re-
port of the finances was made
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
RATM.MArrHFMs

Miss Elizabeth ID. Rau-l. OF Rose
mont, Pa, and Charles S. Matthews.
of Philadelphia, went 70 Elkton YES
terday and were married at the NJ
(. parsonage by the Rev. Dr. Quigg
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
WHOSE CusHIoN rs rHIsl

A cushion seat from an AUTOMOBILES
was found on the street and is now at
the Office of the city registry clerk.
at Sixth and King streets, where the
owner may call for IT,
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

parts The effect is really
wonderful An soreness goes
instantly; the feet feel de
hghfful Corns and callouses
can be peeled right on IL gives
immediate relief for sore bun.
ions, swcaty smelly and ach-
ing feet. A twenty-five cent
box Of Calocide is said 20 be
sufficient 20 cure the worst
L-nL Il ..n.--. D.. -
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

pores and removes the cause Of the trouble
Don't waste time on uncertain rcnedies
Any druggist has Cslocide comrannd In
stock or be can get il in few hours from,
bis Wholesale house.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
Why Endure Sore Feet
Here is Positive Easy Cure

The following Is said 20 be the surest
ana quickest cure known 20 science for all
loot ailments. Dissolve two tahlosnoon.
fuls Of Calocide compound IN basin Of
warm water. Soak the feet ia this for
fully fifteen minutes, gently rubbing the sore
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
sTORK VISITS VISITORS.

Mr. anG Mrs William B. Conniry,
formerly of Wilmington, but now of
San Diego, Cal. who have been vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Farley,
of No. 2Os North Van Buren street.
the parents of Mrs Conniry, after a
six months stay here, are about to
leave for Rutherford, N. j., for a
weeks stay woth the parents of MIR.
Conniry, after which they will again
leave for their long trip to San Diego,
where Mr.. Canniry is engaged in the
automobile business.
Mrs. Conniry on her trip from San
Diego to Wilmington had with her
their young son, born in California,
but on their journey back they take
with them Delaware born child
which arrived during Mrs. Connery's
stay here.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

panies, agents, masters OF vessels en-
gagged in the river excursion business
are to be furnished with a copy of the
regulations.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

society women who took part in the
annual horse show here Miss Elkins
Is an ardent horsewoman and is a
clever rider. She was the center of
much interest during the exhibition.
The show was the first of the VIII
son administration.
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

MEMS UNDERWEAR.
Mems Egyptian Balbriggan
Underwear; all sizes,
25c and SOC
Mems Balbriggan Under
wear; special soc OEo
quality 49,. ........ OOC
Mems b. V. D. Union CT
Suits ... .......... "
Shirts or drawers. ..... SOC
Mems plaid muslin OEo
shirts and drawers. AOO
Mems jean drawers; elastic
seam, knit cuff and S0c
string bottom ..... OON
Mems white or ecru Union
Suits ......... SOC and S1.00
Evening journal., 1913-05-06

Infants Caps; beautiful
styles .....,.. 25c and SOC
Children's Dresses; 6 months
/ and 2 years. soc, 75c, $1.00
Children's knit shirts and
pants; summer weight; Eo
regular IL l-2c. ........ ~
Evening journal., 1913-05-06
D. ROSS 6 sen, INC.

Our complete stock of w. B.
and Thompson's Glove Fitting
Corsets; regular S100 and
Sl.50; special. 79c and $1.19
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ba3u entfblieben piirbe. bic HationaIe
banten bes 3panses su entbeben, pab
tie su ben Reierpebanfen beiiteuern unb
bic aapitalisn iener ganfsn burh
8pltsiubftription alf3ubrinsen. Nah
unierer Nniiht fpdre lebteres Der bette
uno Elm DDlIig einponosfreisr Wes, I'm
ben Wiberitanb Der 9antintsreienten
gu beidtuibtisen, benn Is lit niht Der
3ipsd Der Reform, bdb bic Reeieruns
gantgeloer perpaltet, ionbern fir Die
eefabrloie Suii6erung BON neuen umz
laufsmitteln Iorgt. Der ihpieries
puntt in Der jeBisen Sablass aber be-
ite9t barin, oab cine Mdjoritdt oss
5tnan3tommittees 9ebingungen fellt,
atf pe!de Der prdiioent abfolut nidt
etnge6en ipia. I'm ieinen Willen
ourh5uieBen, miibte er einsn oemrtrae
tiihen Senatssaautus einberufen, UNI
cine nah Wunib oes Yrdiioenten db=
gefabte reIp. abseGnosrte Sauss8tn
gum plrteioittat gu erbsben. Wenn
oas ge1tlebt, fpliree bic gtu benz aontz
mittee aus ben 6Gnbsn eenommen uno
Dor oen Senot eebraht peroen. 9as
p:ro pabritsinlib Der 8erlauf fein,
nobel Die belltisen Wahlen cine ipihz
ttge RolIe ipielen tperoen. Wenn bic
oemotratiide gdrtei in ben perIhieoes
nen Staaten, in tpelten 9oupsrneure
unb 2eeislaturen gstpdblt tperben, iib
be auptet, oann miro Der prditosnt
ods als cine gnboTirunS ieiner ST.
nan5politit betrahten uno bic Senaz
tpren, bic ibm isBt ppponiren, tperoen
benz Heiultat Die oleihe 9sosutuns
eeben uno ibren Wiosritdno einftellen.
Gntipridt oas Wablreiultat nibt ben
grpartitnsen bes 9rdiiosntsn, 10 Tam
man Die 5inan5reform aIs esideitert
era6ten, ba Der 9rdiibent niht bic
nDtbige Maioritdt fir feline Bill erlans
gen t0nnte uno sr iid gu osn pldnen
feiner 9esnsr niat psriteben tpiro.
Cine Iplte SadIags tOnnte Iid fir
ben prdiioenten uno feline qartei psrs
bGngnibpoll eripsiisn, ba bic Rotbtpsnz
o:eteit oes i.euen 5inan3zSpitems uns
Oertennbar lit.
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Die Stabt am Meer.
Don q arI 5r. n 0 m q {.
Berlin, i'm S.tpbsr.

Berlin, i'm Sttp6er.
Qm StraIauer gbor, 100 bic ionit
| 10 triibgriins Sprse ii6 elm ianitss
glau 3u5u!sgen bs9innt uno nit madts
polIsm Wslten Der llfer Eh anihidt.
Der Staotsngs snolih 81 eutrinnen,
am Stralauer 5hpr iii Berlin, bic
ginnsnitaot uuf mdrtiihem Sanbe,
jest ouf einmal au einem ridiie,n
!. Se.hufen g+poroen. Wdn ihIsno.rt
i'm Snnern 8erIins msiit iiber griiten
uno an 9rahten entlana, pbns iib
iiber Die unaufborIi6 gIsitsnbsn adbns,
S6iffe unb Sdifften, iiber ihr no
her unb Wohin beionoerss aopf3srbr.s
den 81 MAIDEN, unO ss beparf ihon .is
nes eiaeneH anlaHes, I'm iib ipisnr
elnmol Daran gu srinnsrn, oab bisies
9robgerlin - mitten i'm branoenburs
9ii6sn 2anb, ailf targsm, trodsnsm
goben - bod ben arpbten 8inn.nbos
fen beg Teutifen Rsihss bartlett.
uno ppllts man bann bel Statiitit.rn
uno 0er.ehrsfudlsutsn iibsr biss aapis
tel sinie's nahfragen: man horts mum.
bsrlihe 0ines DAP Dor nod MID.
an3u LANCER 3sii, por einem ssabr3ebnt
nod, iibsr bic blaue Spree in Die triibs
CRIME Spres sdn5 inaeheuerlife Wdas
renmafsn mittsn nah Berlin einfubs
reH, Dab ofle giienbabnlinisn, bic BON
Sft unb Weit, BON Horb unb Glib in
bic Reihsbauptituot einmiipen, teiness
ipsgs nit Der 8srtebrsbefpeatbsit Der
DielperSDeistsH WafIeritrabe in einsn
Wettbeperb trs.sn ourften unb bob
isbt nod Subr um Sahr bic Waarens
3ufiibr iiber bic Sprss f1ft bunbert
WiQionen 3sntner erreitt :. Snbes,
10 getpoltig bic 6anbeIsfirome unb |
Qustani6itrOme. Die bon Berlin mad |
Wagoebura. nah greslau, nnb 5ams |
burg, nah hunbert Srtsn in Der Wart, |
in ndbe umgebung, in ferns llmaes
bitns, uno bon bl tpieber 3uriit mad |
Berlin fiihren. nod irnmer finb: bas
cine nod" tiinost aIeihppbl, bas es |
einmal 6eHsr lpdr, oab Elm Hiidaona
alfo 81 Der5eihnen it, Die 5afenr
hamburss, bic RiDaIiidt
DuisburssRubror riibrts imm.r itdrs
Ter, imrner fhtpdhenosr an bic 6afene
bebeutlng Der Gpreehabt. llnb bic
gifenbahnnebe per5ipeisten fih bihter |
con Tag 5u Tag um Berlin, Der Shit<
nentpea fir bunDerttuufenb 2aiten aus
allen Reidsninfeln parb idgIi4 Be-
quemtr, - Shisnsnpese gu alien
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aus neaen Hrieisx 9abns.

Die grieie beS 1urnpaters sSrieo.
rid Sublpig Sabn iperhen iest bon
@oIfgnna Rener lbnmblrg) I'M
anftrnae oes ausid,uiies Der oeui.
itben 1nrnerihaft i'm 8erlnae poll
paul Gberbarot l2eip3ig) heransgc.
Geben. lie Vublifntion fiigt an oeii
befnHnten. hnllpti1d)lih in Iurnel.
seitid)riften peroiientIid)tei ,snnn.
griefen einen iliigemein reid,ea
SdaB nener Tofumeilte. bic aus Dem
Agl Bebeimen staatsarhip iii Dcr-
Tin, ben aal. @ibIiotbefcn sll Berlin.
inb Gresoen, 0nberen BE-
heiitenben 0ffentlid,en gibIiot1cfen,
nus ben Sammlungen ein3elner
gurnbereine liib oem 9eiib bon 3,ri.
unfieiiten itnmnien. Wir gebcn bier
.ittioe Glide aus Der Committing tDie.
Der. @m 8. Eeptember 1879, etrDa
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Gutsberren in Stldperei sebalten iein

Gutsberren in Stlaperei sebalten fein
min.
sSn ben StGbten beitebt llnaufriee
oenbeit. baB pidtise aonaeHionen al
fas 4usIano iberlaFen tporben iinb
unb in benz Wiabe bic Spupsrdnitai
peg aanbes sefdpd6t ipproen 1T.
Oarans lit au eriehen, bab prdliosrt
pilfon nur grfple baben tann, tpenn
er Itatt zines politiihsn elm Otpnomiz
lfes programm oufitelt unb ben
Yraiihenten bon Merito barauf Der.
pflintst. 0enn Suerta ibm perIOnlih
Suipioer 1T, 10 mag sr iih einsn Nn<
oeren ausfuhsn, obipobl mir elauben,
baB bieier genau 70 gut lit, pte cin
gnberer ober seRau 10 ihIsdt. Das
Erosramm ipiirne lauten miiFtn: Srs
items, bab merito cine 4nleibe aufs
ntmmt, 5u tpeIfer ale Reeierungst
nit giRfhlub Der Der. Staaten ibm
tebilflih fino, UNI bic @rpb9iiter, Die,
io9en mir siren 5lddenraum oon
5000 Qdern iiberitsigen, ppn Sabr gu
Sabr dbaulOfen, 70 bab jsbsr gefpobner
oes flohen 2aabes einen su Ieiner Grs
ndbruns aeniigene grpben gobenruum
6eiibt. Die Qb3ablups niirDs tpie in
sSrlano in 70 idhrIifen Ratsn srfoIe
gen. SobaIo nas aeibeben 1T, piro
eas 2nnopolt Die Waffen risoerIsgen,
otnn es lit Die hoffnunesloie 4rmutb,
nelhe bic 2anehsboIterung in ben
Iiibdmeritanifhen 2Gnosrn 5u Rspoe
lutionGren maf)t.
Der 3ipeits Yrpgrammtuntt pGrs,
CAP acn5eilioaen, tpeIte Die Soupes
rdnitGt oes 2anbes berubren, ni6t
msbr ertbsilt perbsn birfsn unb bab
Der 5anbel in M.rito alien Ratipnsn
untsr aIeiten 9stingunssn often itsbt.
1amtt ipiirben nidt Bios Die Snter'
efen Wsritos, IoRbern ouh uniere eis
senen sSntsreiien oeipabrt unb mir per-
mutben. baB Die grtbeilung Don aons
seifionen an 4usldnber osn prdiibens
ten bsunrubigt, neil er oapon cine
frembIGnoiihe Serritaft in WIsrito
bsfiirdtst. Die id!tsblit gu elmer osre
itedten 4nnerton Wsritos ourh oas
Quslanb fiibrea t1nnte.
9ortebrung:n, Dab Gie isipeiligea
grGiibenten BON merifo oisie gsDins
cunasn innebllten, la'isn iif in Der
Wsiie treffen, bcb bic WI6te nit ben
Ser. Stoaten iiLereintommen, jeb,n
nb5uiessn, her has pors
as5siduste programm niht innebd!t.
Goer ss iDnnte ouh ben Der. Stadtea
oas Manbot srtbeilt peroen, uber bi.
4usfiibruns oisier gsitimmunssn
N MAIDEN. gur nit ioIhem Dtonomi'
dem prcorumm Idbt nd ben I'm
ruben in Wsrito iisuern. Wit Gons
titutionalismus iit Idon aus pem
Srunos nihts 1ussurihtsn, odb 70 |
prosent Der rsritaniih.n 9sooIte= |
:unq beg 2eIsas untunbig iino uno |
lar ni9t i'm StanN tp6rsn. bic R.ht., |
pelche cine tonIiiiuticrsle Rseieruna
hnen psrIeiht, in QnDsnouna su brins |
,en. Der pIan tes prdIiosnten mir
e Iebialit bic Wirtun9 taber, Die |
Despotie su mastiren uno baraus
oiirben iid bs'tdnoio nsus uuruh.n
rqsbeu, oo oas @oIt niht nat pole
ifher, feassrH RRaad RRaad StoEomiitsr Or.
Oiuna ftrebt.
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Die Seremtaben, pel6e
bic oitIidsn Senatorsn uno 5inansiers
iiber bic Wdbruugs-9iQ anfttmmsn.
Don rpeI6er lie, psnn iie on1enommen
tperoen Iolte. ben Ruin bes 2onbes
borausidqen, erinnern an bic 4Iaoe.
lteber, pel6e lie anfttmmten, uls bic
9epoIten Der atpii6en1taatlihen San.
oelszaommtIiion ausgebebnt purpen.
Gs atbt tein ungIiid, oas tie nitt bpr.
ausioqten. Die Gtienbo6nen tpurben
au Grunoe uerihtet lperDen. M uiar.
ben BON Wertbpapieren tpiirben ii6 in
Wfatuldtur berDanoeIn. Die 9ez
lhdftsleute fpiiroen per3lpeifeln uno
Die Qrbeiter Deaen Ulanoels on gez
ihoftlounq Ques tur3 uno tIein fd1Id.
Gen. eSeBt 6erriht aqqemeine 9efrt.,
olgung, boB bic &ommiIiion gefhaffen
!porbsn 1T. ipelte bic 9abnen oesnun.
gen bat, cine Qsiaaftsmdbiae 9ertpol.
tuna eIn3ufuRren, Die Gdufmonnihaft
bon Qrober WiQtur befreit unb ben
Wertb Der 8abnpapiers befeitiat bat.
Die Wahrunos .giQ Diirbe ebsnFuus
bem 2anoe aum SeQen oereiden. si.
ipuroe ben fleinen &riien uno arpben
ydnlten Elm gnDe mdhen, Der aauf
mannitaft einen 8rebit er0ffnen Der
Fle befd6iat. ibren 6anoel oussuos6nen
uno ben pOaia ihlumnernben lIntsrz
rsbmunQsqeiit oes 9robtqpitals au
neuem Geben erIpeden. sSn osm einen
tpie oem onoersn Falle limb bic I'm.
qludspropbeten berbIenbete MlenIhen.
Die nitt beareifsu, ba3 bic geformen
BON fpslten tie einen periDnIihsn 5ha.
Den befiirhten, ibrem Sntsreife oienen.
Wie aus BEN Dafbinetoner
Depefdeu berporgsbt, 1T Der prGfoent
ni6t i'm WinoeiteH DIlens, psientz
lide Ienoerunssn an Der WGbrunass
Bill gu seitattsn. Oanit 1T eine Ben
tralbant ausssitloiien, ipie lie bic
oes JinaH5, >aommittees be-
Iiirtportet, ebenio eine Reou5irung Der
FeierDebanten bon 3pOlf auf bier. Die
3ngeftanonifie, gu bsnen Der prGIibsnt
|ih periteben oiirfts, fpdren cine GERM
gere ueberfDeiiung Der Heierpen unb |
Depofiten Der Wationalbanten an bic
Referbebnnfen, uls bi. 6aussgin pors |
[drsibt. 3Deifelbaft 1T es, ob er fi9 |
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Sefli6e 5tnancisrs erbeben oe.
cen Die Wdbrunas gia ben Sin.
ipanb, baB iie 5iat=9sIb fhufft. Das
III eine bepuBte uno abIihtlihe Der,
erebung oes geeriffs. ssiot @elo
beruht auf benz arebit Der Reoieruno
ousin; cos lit Bel Der WGbranassgill
niht Der sau, benn Die Roten, Die
eHitttrt iperoen, baben SeI6Gftsped)z
leI 3u- Sedun9. Siir Stat 9eIo Be-
lteht tetn beittmnter ginlDiunosz
5pong. Die W1brunss Bill Iie1t
frl1en 3puug rcr, inbem bic 8e6TsI,
pelde ben Reaierunes Idsinen als
Vstuns bisnen, in 90 Saeen einael0it
fneroen miiHen; oanit tebren audi tie
Heaierunssi6eire in bic Reeierunasz
qeDOlbe 5uriit. S6lieBlih oibt IS
fir Stat 9eIb tetne gmiiTipuss
areH33e llnter Der WGhrunqs Bill
bilben bic taufmdnniI6en Wsbisl,
tpeIt bon ben Heierpebarten pieber
ntstontirt peroer, bic GmiTior3e
qrense. Die @cbuuptun8, bag bic
Wohrunes Bill Siat 9elo fbaffen
iruroe, 1T oemnc6 unpobr. Das gu
folte~ 8erlogenhsit peranIabt, III
letht 9snug gu Deriteben. Die Nep
g)crter 5inon3iera poIsn elm sSinan9,
Sn'tsm niht auftommen lufien, bus
lie ntht 3u toatrpliren perm0gsn.
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frau fDoripuifsncll gum Uoi.sn.
Der iifl ansiebt. um In bic Giamia
intipe ~ atbea): .Oleif ipirb Gin
frrhtbnrtsO sOepiiisr losbreMen. aIcis
Inb Da uillit Dr MIDI aIlein loIIen r.
- Du usibt fcd. nis lebr M mid,
fiirmte!1
0dtte (noMbtm e ldnse NH Ih
aeidmpft bat): sd isbe Elm, b0b Is
nnrt3t bon mir Ddre 49, jieb DID aa
unb lomm' mit!1
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VerseBt nj d t, fir bas Qmens
oement au itimmsn, peltes Staatse,
Wtuniaipal= unb oQe DffentIihsn
Sonos BON Der geiteueruno befreit.
80 lanae Die Steusr befteben 6leibt,
nui'sn hobe 2inTen besablt peroen
unb bic Steuern tperosn gum er0bten
3betle htntersogen. Gs lit oaber Se.
De- oardn intersiiirt, pab bieis Stsuer
aufhort.
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ipubrffeinlih biintenbts Number Der
nelien 3eit fein. bab grobsBerlin, bic
winnenftabt auf branbenbursiiher
Grbe, Die central eelessns Rapitdle
oes Re,hs, sIeidpobl Dann am Weere
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