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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
ROBBED WHILE GIVING
NEGROES LUNCHEON

Farmviile. July 3.--Two negroe men
called at the home of Miss William
wa1thall and asked to buy snack.
After preparing the snack she went to
a drawer TO get the change and on re-
turning one of the men engaged her
attention, while the other robbed the
drawer of some s92.
The robbery was at once detected.
but the unprotected lady feared to
give alarm for fear OF personal vio-
lence.
Suspects were arrested yesterday
morning. taken to the home, but Miss
Walthall failed to identify them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
To Have Farm Demonstration,

Fredericksburg. July 3-The Coun-
ty of Stafford has entered into an
arrangement by which II will have the
services of an expert agriculturist as
farm demonstrator. the plan to begin
in September. Under the arrangement.
the United States Government will pay
one half Of the salary. the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
one-fourth. and stafford County the
rest The demonstrator Is to get ST.
500 a year.
Similar propositions will be made to
the counties of Spotsylvania, Caroline
and Hanover through which the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad passes ---~----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
New F1rm Onens Doors.

Bristol. Va. July 3.--The Bristol
Grocery Company. Incorporated. or
ganized with a paid-in-capital OF $780,
600, opened its doors for business to-
day. The new company succeeds the
Gibson Helms Company, G. r. Helms
is president of the new organization.
The company will also do candy
manufacturing business. and expects
to erect factory building for this
purpose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Georgia Prohibition.

Atlanta, Ca, July 3.-The coming
week may see the first of the prohi
bition fight 1t will start in the Sem
ate. The Senate Temperance Com
mittee is ready to go ahead.
The Stovall bill will come first. 1t
bars liquors containing one-half per
cent or more of alcohol. Then his
bill preventing shipment in of liquors.
The Senate committee may take them
up together. The Senate will pass
them substa ntiallv.
The real prohibition fight comes in
the House-but there is no telling
when. II will be Tuesday next before
the House committees are organized
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
WRONG, AS USUAL.

Dock Company, therefore the convic-
tions of editors should be muzzled.
Had our contemporary taken the
trouble to read the articles to which
it refers it would have seen that the
suggestion came up in the form of a
query by the Salem Times-Register.
that the dry banquet was, furthered
by the Norfolk Nirginian- Pilot, and
t.hat the yirginian, third in line Gin
stead Of first Gas is usually the case) (.
was interested. But the Virginian
would not be ashamed of having prig-
mated suggestion SO worthy in every
respect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
GENERAL VAUGHAN Is
ON AUTO JOURNEY

Franklin, July 3.--General c. C.
Vaughan and Mrs. Vaughan. Misses
Cora. Sarah and Katherine Vaughan,
Cecil Vaughan III. and Miss Antoi-
nette Camp are on trip to Athens,
Tenn, in the Generals big Cadillac.
They will also visit in Chattanooga
and Atlanta on the trip, and wifi re-
turn via the New York-Atlanta high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

Martinsville, Va. July 3.--The
MaEtinsxille. summer school is now
well underway. with some $50 stu
dents. and fifty more are expected.
There are twelve lecturers on the
various subjects under the direction
of Professor T.. III. Phelp. the con-
ductor who succeeded the late Pro-
fessor ~. p. Painter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Hotel Changes HANDS.

Norfolk. July 3.-Ownership of the
Lynnhaven Hotel al CRANKY and Free
mason Streets will change hands July
s. a syndicate of prominent Norfolk
business men having concluded nego-
tiations yesterday with the owner of
the building. r. r. Powell. or Cape
Charles. Va. by which they purchase
the hotel and its contents. including
furnishings and fixtures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Wrestler wounded At Front.

Newport News, July 3.WaIter
Jones, nephew of Bonnie Jones, and
well known In Newport News as the
wrestler who put Walter Keegan out
OF commission in match here DUR
ing the spring of 1915 will never
wrestle, again. He. now .stsa IN Kings
College Hospital. Denmark HILL q.
G.. e. East aReasfire.s England suffer-'
Ing from a bad wound in hiE leg re-
ceiyed at the front
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

The nerve of some people passes all
belief. The Charlotte Observer. which
is paper located at Charlotte, n. c.,
speaks OF Atlanta, a small town in
Georgia. as "our rival for Southern
leadership" Leadership in what,
pray?.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Grant Goes to the southern.

Lynchburg. July az. w. C.. Pos
ton. chief clerk OF the railway mail
service here, has been notified that
Alexander Grant, superintendent of the
railway mail service for this division.
has resigned in oredr to become super
intendent of the mail traffic for the
Southern Railway.
II Is expected by men in the serv-
ice that Mr.. Grants resignation will
result in a scramble for appointment
to the vacancy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

DIR. DernburG Meets ChAnCeiiOr.
Berlin. via London, July 3.---Y0ur
correspondent is informed that Or.
Bernhard Dernburg had his fist
meeting with DR.. Won Bethmann- HoII-
veg on the afternoon OF June 30. At
that time Or. Dernburg made his re-
port on the results o. his mission tn
America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Suit Is Fire Aftermath.

An aftermath of recent forest fires
near Beach, Chesterfield County. Is a
suit brought by T. L. Barweger,
against II. F. Ferguson and others
or $1,000. The case will be set for
rial at the July term of the Chess
terfeld Circuit Court, which COM
venes July IL.
Judge ]. NJ. Gregory counsel fer
the plaintiff. alleges his client suffer
ed serious damage by the spreading
of a forest fire, whose origin was on
Ferguson's property. The claim Is adj
vanced that Ferguson did MT take
proper steps to prevent the fire from
spreading.
Lumber. cordwood and timber,
valued at more than $500, was de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Funeral If Mrs. ptnchbeck.

The funeral of Mrs. Matty j. Pinch
beck. sfventy-four years old, beloved
gentiewoman, who died Thursday in
the home of her son, r. e. PinchbecE.
s14 West Twenty-sixth Street. was
held yesterday afternoon from Wood
land Heights Baptist Church. OF which
Mrs Pinchbeck was faithful MEM
Der. The burial will be In lakewood
Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Inherits Enrfnne

Roanoke. July 3.--After spending
twenty years In Salem, almost in OBJ
security. working as a furniture re-
pairer and later as deiiveryman for
a grocery concern. shorty Cornell.
or c. c. Merritt. as he Is now known.
can truly be put in The millionaire
class. having within the past tMo. iEsssSs
inherited a cold million from q, sister
who died In Baltimore. 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
VIRGINIA nEACH.

Two fast steel trains with Pullman
parior cars. leave BYRD Street Station
daily at A. M. and r. NJ. the latter
connecting in Union Depot, Norfolk.
every weekday with train direct 70
Virginia Beach, thus avoiding trans
fer OF passengers and baggage across
the city. The ~. q w. is the only line
Offering this convenience.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Subscribe
TO BRITISH WAR LOAN
Hon New Issue Bonds--Pan-
anna Canal Pays.

NEW YORK. July "a group OF
local bankers, headed by J. p. Nor
gan & Co., the National City Bank
and the First National Bank. Is me-
gotiating with the British Treasury
authorities for the Rotation In this
country of 500. 100000 of the new
British war loan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
$50 aaa Per Esf.

ROME, n. Y, July 3.-Jess Will
lard, champion heavyweight. who
came to Rome with a Wild West snow,
announced that he had taken out
100000 upon hts fists, the policies
calling for $4,000 for each hand.
Mrs. willard is with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Miss Asauith on stage.

LONDON, July 3.--Miss Elizabeth
Asquith, daughter of the PremieH
will make an appearance on the stage
on July 9th at a charity matinee at
His Majesty's Theatre.
Miss Asquith will perform with tae
well-known actor. Gerald Du Maui
rier. in a one-act play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Roy ExnnerafeeiII..,

Z West Point. Va. July s.--Bristow
Garnett. negro boy about ten years
old. has been exonerated by cor
oner's jury of the charge Of killing
Mabel Norman, twelve years old, who
was formerly In the custody of the
Children's Home Society OF Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Mnst Scnd Dog Away.

Charged with allowing a vicious dog
to run at large Hugh Eiiyson has
been instructed by Justice Maurice,
of Police Court. Part H. to remove
the dog from the city. In the event
that the animal is not moved it Will
be killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
A NATIONS BIRTHDAY.

year and the other years that are to
como with other birthdays.
OF course we are aware that Amer
lea did not spring full armed into
being, like some Minerva from the
head Of Jove, and that the Declaration
OF independence was noe signed In a
few minutes of high excitement and
theatrical surroundings. But none of
these things alters the fact that this
is Americas birthday and that it be-
hooves us to take stock of ourselves
and our years.
There are new demands on the
United States. Both at home and
abroad we have the responsibilities
of Que of the worlds greatest powers.
The responsibility of power is the
heaviest responsibility that rests on
men or nations. The making or mar
ring of great careers is involved In
the shaping of national ideals. Amer
lea has no higher duty than that of
maintaining intact and in effective
power the principles set forth In the
great document around which CEN
tres so much of the significance OF
| July Fourth, Americas birthday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

Diaz' rule of might established more
right than has been accomplished by
the numerous fights for right that
have been carried On by every sue
cessor who felt imbued with a special
variety of righteousness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
panama Canal to Earn $3.50. O00.

PANAMA., July 3.-The Panama
Canal will earn about $250,000 above
operating expenses during the first
year OF its operation. ended June 30th.
according to figures compiled by II. A.
Smith. canal auditor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

stroyed. The outcome Of the suit win
be awaited with interest by other
property owners in the vicinity OF
Beach. and ii the verdict Is favoran.s
TO Barweger, II is likely that otne-
suits will follow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
t2O.74f Irish Fighter.

LONDON, July John f. Red
mond. leader of the Irish Nationalist
Party, speaking at Dublin on Thurs
day night, said that up to June 10th
120,741 Irishmen from Ireland had
joined the army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

The Culpeper Enterprise has an
editorial telling us what to do IF You
Want to Be Loved" No use: we've
tried every expedient.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
P.trnl BOXES Installed.

Police Patrol boxes have just been
installed at Oak Grove, Forest FIJI.
West Manchester, Hull Street and tho
Broad Rock Road. The work COM
pletes the installation OF the patrol
boxes on the Southside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
RnfIer--.Sami,sor,

Miss Matte Butler and Harvey
Sampson were married Friday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. sampson are both weil
known III South Richmond. They win
make honeymoon trip to New York
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Gordon Goes Free.

In Police Court Friday Charles
Gordon was freed on the charge of as
saulting his wife, and failure to pro-
vide for his family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Childress-Boothe.

Miss Clara Chiidress. of Fulton Hin,
and Claude Boothe, of the Southside,
were quietly married Monday i'm
Washington. They will. reside at Full
ton Hill upon their return to tn city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
ASHv|LtE MINISTER'S
OPPOSE VICE MEASURES
Fight Move to Re-estabiish Segre-
gated Vice District i'm
Their City.

Asheville, n. c., July s.-That the
ministers of Asheville viii fight the
re-establishment of the segregated
district, as recommended by members
of the Vice Commission recently
named by Judge j. Frazier Glenn was
indicated when representatives of the
Asheyille Ministers Pnion appeared
before the commission and the judge
of the city Police Court with the
statement that they are prepared to
show that the segregation of vice is
not the proper solution of the mat
ter.
The commission contends that the
scattering of the women of the under
world has done great damage here
and that the present method of deal
ing with the question removes the
unfortunate women of the city from
police protection. The ministers, on
the other hand, take the position that
conditions are not so bad as they
were when the segregated district was
maintained. and contend that the po-
lice recommended by those who favor
segregation Ia unwise, as is shown by
the experiments of other cities. Judge
Glenn states that the present condi-
tions are deplorable and says that
some solution must be agreed upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

The Emporia Independent. we
judge from the following. is seeing
things at night. II says:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Fight Blind Tigers.

AshevilIe, ". c., July 3.-Eleven al
legged dealers in whiskey were added
to the list OF twenty convicted during
the past few days in connection with
John Doe proceedings which are be-
ing conducted in the local courts
The many convictions in whiskey
cases followed campaign conducted
by sheriff's deputies, and policemen
for more stringent enforcement of the
prohibition laws.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

IL hell IL any worse than Europe.
tsas MI Tor the sunday school clasA~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Railroad News and
Notes Of Interest
MIDSUMMER EXCURSION BY
SEABOARD WILL BE JULY 20

from Noriina and intermediate points
to Richmond via the Seaboard Air
Line Railway will be operated on
Tuesday, July 90. according to an
nouncement made. by r. Vaughan
Lloyd. district passenger agent at
Richmond.
The train will leave Norlina on that
day at A. M. and stopping at all
intermediate stations, will arrive In
Richmond at $3.50 o'clock. The ex-
cursion will give visitors an oppor-
tunity to spend a good day here. the
train leaving Richmond on its return
at 6:35 r. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel Warren P. Taylor, general
traffic manager of the r.. r. a p.
Railway. who Is member OF the staff
of Governor Stuart left, with the Gov
ernor's party on the Frisco. special
Friday Colonel Taylor will go as far
as st. Louis before returning to his
offices here y 81 1sssis.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

c. r. barrett general agent ri the
Adams Express comnany.. At rincfn..
BarFetI. or the ADAMS Express Conn
many. New York City. who u. apArA-
sng houBetime IL thAt resort.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

J. william Everett. assistant super
intendent Of dining car service OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio at Ccvington,
KY, was In the city YESTERDAY cos...
plotting arrangements in connection
with dining car service on the special
trains leaving Richmond with Acca
Mystic Shrine. who left TO attend the
annual convention to the Imperial
Council to be held in Seattle. Wash.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-04-16
ssdlider betatiet iid) erfplereid,

2etten Trettasaber1o bat etr1 &C.
riebener 6alllber ei11en @trt an sc.
W1tnnelota Strabe fiir bie Snmne Don
$3.50 gepre1lt. @r CAB ietl1en 9}amen
aLS 8roipn an, nnb batte li6 I'M @tnb=
lor 6otel a11 sc. Minne1pta Strabe
ei11 53in1nuer ge11tetet. Mbtnbs err
l6ien er in Der Wtrti6aft BON Sen
91einbart u1b eriuhte bieien einerl
@6ed gu faifiren melder angebli6
BON so. s. 96u1ter ausgeitellt mar.
g1einbart fam bieie1 @elu6 bereitz
pilligit nod nnb bd11Oigte Dem @auner
Sic $3.50 ein, ipopon bieier ei11en.
groben Sell fir rDrt11fS" perflopfte.
Neinbart abnte ni6tS 80feS unb rtef
Serrn @6uiter nidt telepborti6 auf
nm aus5nft11ben Oh bieier @6ed edit
lei, ODER alS ipdter Serr 9duiter ielblt
porlpra6, fa1lb er e5 ni6t Ser Wiibe
>pert benielben bariiber gu befrager1,
nnb nt6t eber alS bi8 gum ndditen Sag
fanb er aus, bob er geprellt tporben
mar. 8rotpn i6iittelte BEN @taub
Seem l1lm8 9amSta9 frub BON ieinen
6uber1 unb e8 tpnroe bert6tet bab er
mad Gagle Safe abgerett iet. Sn
ietnem e3inmer befanben li6 etre
gonse Nn5abl 5errillener @dedS. Nuf
etnigen oapon 6efano it6 Der O1ane
BON SO. 6. 96uiter, Sen Be.peis
ltefernb, oab er fi6 ldnsere s3eit NIT
Der 5anoi6rift bonn Mife bei6dftigt
batte ebe er ben 9ded fertieitellte, Ben
er 1a6ber perau8gabte. go11 benz
Mann 1T nod fei11el gpur ertoedt
tporoen 11nb er i6eint entnHdt gu iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-04-16
Mappr 6ritides Grnennungen be-
itdti9t.

2ebten OtenStaeabe11b bielt Ser att
5tabtrat letne lebte 5ibnng ab, nabn
bas Yrotofoll an lmb pertagte 1t6 ultnt
bie". Ote auSi6ethenben Mitglteoel
li1b Ibeo. N2ueller BON Der 2. @ar<
unb sreb Yfaenber bon Ser 3. Mar6
Ser r1eue 5tabtrat organtlterte itd
bur6 bte @abl BON Sranf $. Reblafi
alS 8orliber. Dte 25 Npplifattonen
flr @9anflt5enien muroen alle etn=
itirnrnig senebn1igt ua0 Der 9taotz
f6reiber muroe ansepieien bie 2i5enS=
i6eine aus5nitellen lobalb Die 2i5enSz
gebiibren I'M 8etrage BON ie $500 binterz
legt poroen leie1. W3tt NuSnabme BON
&roof ittn1mten ale fir etne $500
2t3enS, optpobl In etner Dorber abgez
baltener @ikuns oeri6iebene Der @taotz
ratSmttglieber it6 5ueuniten elmer @rz
b0bung Der S6anfli5en8gebiire1l allf
$3.50 ober logar $1,000 erfldrt batten,
SIM Nnftrage Der 8rotpn SO. Ngrt=
cultural @octetp eri6ienen gilbert @tetn=
bauier rnb Or. @n1il O1ue4er nno err
1u6ten ben @tabtrat ba6 @rabteren
bon @tate Strobe tpenigitenS bt8 gum
NusitellungSplah a1l5nsrbnen. Sc
tpuroe IN bieler Mngelegenbeit ni6tS gez
tan tpetl tpte beri6tet ipuroe bereitS etne
Betttion Sirfuliert mtro mel6e btelelbe
8erbeifernngen befirmortet.
Mlle bonn MaDor genna6ten Grnenz
1u1ngen purben tpte folgt beitdttgt::
gtabta1tpalt, gilbert Hfaenoer; 9tabtz
rnariban, Mbolpb &laule; l. Na9t=
poli3if, Sobn S. 5er5og; 2. Jta9t=
poli3i1t, Sobn @irg; 3. Na6tpoli5iit,
0. s. 96raoer. 9taotingenier, s..
9. Minium; Niieilor, Charles 8ruit,
5r.; @trabe1fonln1illdr, 5erman
56ernan; pfallbmeiiter unb Sllnbez
fdneer, 8erner Sueneman11; Mitslieo
Der Yarfbeb0roe, Sos. W. NrbeS. 8om
gtabtrat muroen ernannt q. S. Ofuelz
ler, alS @uperi11tenbent oer itdotii6en
eleftrii1en 2i6tz l1llb Waiieranlase;'
Sos. q. R6bler, als @tabtmdgenleiit
lllb Sanitor; uno Charles 8rl1ft, gr.,
als JeuerrnaribalI. llno synipeftor bon
6allen ll1b Tbeatern Dos 8ronn So.
9ourl1al murbe als officielle6 Organ
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-04-16
9fener @ei6aftsblpd in 9lnsii@t.

Oft Sem Nbreiben beS alten Maz
i6ineni6uppen8 neben Granf @fpao=
bri6S Mebgerlaben bat e8 bo6 &i11e
8emanontS eebabt. @eitern muroe be-
fannt gegeben, bab Suit 8eder, Der
Reitaurant Mann bteien Blat ge=
fauft bat nnb bab er nod bteieS syyabr
einen s>neiit0dtgen @ei6dft8blod 6aruuf
errt6ter ntrb. Oa8 @ebdnbe tptDb
aus 8aditetnen gebaut nno 40 BET 100
6ub grob. @S mtrb IN 5tpei Settle sez.
tetlt, iobab bte 8tllarbballe fiir it6
lit unb au6 OaS Neitaurant.
g8ie perlautet beabii6ti9t 5err 8eder
ein iebr i66neS unb bauerbafte8 @e=
bdnoe gu erri6terl. 9eine 8tltarbz
balle miro eritflaiiig IN ie9lider .Si1r
lt6t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-04-16
Ser @tobt fir oa8 fommerbe Sabr

beitgniert.
Sic @ebdlter muroe11 1pie folet feitge=
iet2t: Meapor l1nb 5taotratSnlitglie6e
.ie 500 pro Sabr; Niielior $3.50 pro
Sabr Snipeftor bon 5allen nnb IbeaterH
$50 PRO Sabr; Bfanomeiiter lao 9nr1z
oefdnger, $50 pro Sabr; 5tabtclerf
$l25 pro Mpnat; 9tahtidatSmetiter
$25 pro Maonat;; @tabtantpalt, $40 pro
Neonat; 9tabt1naribal, $50 pro Meo=
nat; 1. g1a6tpolt3tit, $65 pro Monatss
p. unb 3. ie $50 pro Monat; @taot@
in9enteur, $ll0 pro Monat; 9traBertz
fonnmi1ldr, $50 pro Monat; Snpertnz
teroent ser eleftril6en 9idt= nno
g8aiieranlage, Sl35 pro Wonat. ~
Sic 8iirgidaft OeS 9taots6retbers
tpurben auf $4,000 fetgeiet5t, Die BEG
carbohydrates auf $25,000; bte
oes @tabtnlaribanS auf 81 600; Stabt=
en9inellr8, $1,000; 9trabenfonantlz
ldrs, $500; @uperintenbent Der elef=
rilden 2i6tz r11b @alieranlage, $2,=
600; 5tabtri9ter unb 9tabt @onltabfer
lie $500; @dse1neiiter u1b Santtorr
$1,000 u1b Yfanbmeiiter ul6 6unhe=
fdnger, $3.50.
@uperintenoe1t q. S. Mueller glla@
terbrettete etnen au8fiibrlt6en Sabresz
beri6t, >pel6er oem betreffenoen &omttee
ubermieIen nurbe. Sn otelem See
ri6t befiirportete er bie Snltallirnng
elmer neuen Yumpe an Stelle etner Der
alten Yunper, uno ferner ote Nnz
brin9llng BON @aliermeiiern am Brnr1=
mem SO. 1. uno 2, oan1it oa8 gepnn1pte
Wailer gang eenan 9emellen meroe11
fa11r.
Sn 3ufu1ft mllien oie eleftrti9enI
2idtz nr1b @allerre6nungen IN Der
Sfftce be8 @tabtflerfS be3ablt nerberl
laut Bel6lub mel6er an oieiem Nbeno
anoenon1men murbe. $50 e8 ieooeb
qemiinldt lptro, ioll Der 9taoti6retber
Sic 91edjnurgen per poit i6iden.
| Ser @tabtl6reiber inurbe aneetpte=
len bis gum 5. Neat Nn9ebote ein5u=
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4 ratgebelber Sneenieur.
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| Sic 5ulnr1e bon SO betpilltet.
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ritter NuSriiitung eri1einen, 80 bies
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