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NOTES OF MUSIC EVENTS.

The Lexington Theatre, the house built
by Oscar liammcrstein for the presen-
tation of grand opera. and used for
other forms of amusement 50 far, will
at last he occupied for the purpose for
which il was intended when the Boston
Grand Opera Company in conjunction
with the Pavlowa Ballet Russo begins
an engagement Of two weeks there on
October 90. under the managing direc-
ton Of Max Rabinoff. The season will
open Monday night, October %. when
the Boston Opera -pavlowa Ballet com
blnation win present Auber's opera THE
Dumb Gin of Portici," also known I'M
der the title of "Ma saniello,' AZ their
initial Offering. The sscond programme,
Tuesday night will comprise "I.'Amorc
del tre Re 'The Love OF Three Kings /.
by Montemezzl. and n mimo-chore-
graphic version of Gluck's "Orfeo.' At
The Wednesday matinee pucrini's Ma
dana Butterfly will he presented with
Snow Flakes d ballet new to this
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country from Ts%chaikovsky's "Nut
Cracker ballet.
On Wednesday night Bizet's Carmen"
will be presented with its complete orig
inal ballet and a suite Of Spanish dances
by Bizet. The Thursday night perform
ance will include Puccini's la Boheme."
with a ballet suite by Massenet. verdi's
"Otello" will be given Friday night with
advertisements. "Madama Butterfly
and Snow Flakes will be repeated on
Saturday afternoon. and THE Dumb Girl
Of Portici'' Saturday night. The roper
toire for the second week will be an
nounced later.
Among the leading artists to appear
are Giovanni Zenatello. Maria Gay. Rlc-
cardo Martin. Maggie Teyte. George
Baklanon. Feliee Lyme. Jose Mardones.
Tamaki Miura. Zanco de Primo. May
Schneider, Tulsa VILLAIN, Thomas Chalm-
ers and Anna pavlowa.
The orchestral season Of 1915 1916 will
be opened at Aeolian Hall by the SYM
phony Society of New York. Walter
Damrosch. conductor. on next Friday
and Sunday afternoons. October 20 and
-. with Mischa Elman as soloist. This
will he the first appearance of this young
Russian violinist in New York in two
years. The opening programme will be
as follows:
symphony, No. s &C minor. Bee
thoven concerto for violin with orches-
ira I'm \ minor. Goldmark, Mischa FL
man symphonic excerpts from "Daphnis
and chloe Ravel new first time In
New York;.
NJ. Ravel's ballet from which the
above symphonic excerpts are selected
was produced by the Russian Ballet. with
NiJinski and karsoyina. in the title roles
at the Theatre du Chatelet, Paris. In
June. 1912. The music TO be played at
these concerts Is the nocturne at the end
OF the first scene, during which the
nymphs comfort Daphnis In his desola-
ton and invoke the aid of Pan to re-
store Chloe. and the "Danse guirriere"
characterizing the pirate camp of the
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PEOPLES SYMPHONY

FRANZ y. ARENS. COndu tor.
Three orchestral concerts at Carnegie Hall.
Two sun. AT. and One Thurs. Eve.
Oct. ?tth. Dee. nth. Feb. 3rd.
so'ois's; .tG.Nskf spd 9,ncrs
Special prices to students, workers. etc
IL: sc 3Jc so sh -
Tickets .t X ". Macy 4 Go. Inf. 4 Put ',..
Dept Mail n phouc orders at Office or Swrir, j.
% Union square. Phone az Stuy. ~
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PaderewsN1
CARNEGIE HALL
pH01O g ~ AANrsoon

CARArl GaAna hfhar aNHarnfS Prnna .slS
fascina,ine work received their frs, per-
| formance in America las, season a, IN.
afternoon. November ~. In Aeolian Han.
-
LOUIS draVeurr, q belglan oarStone'
WIN ne hearu III New norh 10. ,ne hrs'
'nne' a, Neon'n '''n' meunesu"y ",t,-
noo"' 'c'"per " AT "ra'euIe VIII Or
Ter a prosran'ne NAV shoulu "!splas ms
VOICE 70 ~ oeSt ''Na't'k'' -neM'n"e'
Won re'''~s r''"'"" s'hs c!c'e r''"""
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'"''hS Tue p's, su'",'eI WI Era>eu'e
mas maui q "eN' r'is'.H" H""a''''o" u,
inc ""rN' ,hh'e"u Oh S''ins " Poe''ea'
'r""'''''oh ne mas '"""e II p'oS''
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SUI WI" "PP""' VI 'N'"''n IA" ""
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nrS' "e'''"s '""'i"'an''o"s r''''ss'
prosrd"""e " Nu :" NV ".''"'s Wy
hran"'S' ~" "'' Nho"h "o"art -
mayor W. l''no 'o"'Ie opens Tue utter
noon 'hs "orh rece'Heo se\erai puo'ic
peiiorn"'"'eH ~ '"e h'nus o nra""is
ana lara Hchu'''n"' MISS Mii'ho"ski
~" AZ" >""''''" II" w" "'''.'"'e"
Tor Il iohe u"e III 'he study OF Two
piano literature
"
Miss Ann Swinburne's song recital in
Aeolian Hall, Thursday evening. October
q, will introduce her to a concert audi
ence. Miss Swinburne attracted unusual
attention in light opera, singing the lead
ing role in THE Madcap Duchess and
THE Count of Luxembourg" and her
| watched with considerable interest. Her
programme liz an ambitious one, includ-
ing Brahms "Nachtigall." won ewiger
Liebe," "Botschaft," "Meine liebe list
grun.' %Schumann's "Wcnn ich in dcincn
Augen seh.' "Auftrage"; a group of
songs by Elman, Vogrich, Rachmanlnoff,
Chopin-Niardot also works by Sibella.
Chausson, Carpenters "Colored Toys"
and ave Been Roaming" by Horn.
Richard Hageman will play Miss Swim
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sun. At. Oct. -. People. = mphon, an mr.
LECINSkA ! .tT%i,'' =,

FRS, Orchestral Concert: Tschaikow, Say Iinh
symphony. Beethoven "Egr.Snt. Barh. ItOt
Lowest Prices. TICKETS a.. u: ~ Macy 80
Inf. & Public Scr. Dept. sNaii \ pnour ORDERS
Office Of Soriety. ~ Union Sd Phone 80 Stiv.
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MUSIC TEACHERS AND PUPILS

Mr.. Niodzirlski ~ouu that he has
opened n violin conservatory at Sol
Lexington avenue, New York. and IL
now ready TO give instructions to both
sexes in violin playing, ensemble work.
concert reprrtory, Sc. including all
branches of the art from foundation to
finish, Mr.. Niedzielski is well known
both in Europe and America
Miss Dorothy Maynard, the light opera
prlma donna, artist pupil of Mmc.
Helene Maigille, who has beautiful new
studios In the Hotel Majestic, Central
Park West and Srvcnty-scCond street,
is now singing a leading part in To
nights the Night" now en- tour. Glow
ing reports of her great success both
NoChlly and histrionicall> are being writ
ten 10y the dramatic critics in the various
cities where the company has been play
ing. Nine, Maisille is To he congvatu-
lated upon having such u brilliant pupil
to point to AS AN example Of the very
high class work done by the students in
her American School of Bel Canio,
Ellmcr Iollrr Is en- tour with Nine
Frrmstad, hlling dates in Rochester
Utica. Youngstown, trbana. Lincoln and
Wheeling. and will return to New York
with Nine, Freinstai for her engagement
here,
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DRAMATIC

nounccd Ethel I.eginska viii play the
hungarian Fantasia OF Lis2t,
From more than one point of view the
appearance of th" great Polish pianist
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BOSTON GRAND OPERA co

Resung," Dobson "ImproNing Songs for
Anxious children" Carpenter shadow
March, t'iske When Father Was a
Little Boy" "Juliette," Brainerd Jim"
Lehman "Seumas Beg Dobson "A
Fat Lii Feller," Gordon.
At his piano recital in Aeolian Hail
Wednesday afternoon, October ~. Lester
bonahuc will play the Beethoven Pr
OLGA variations and fugue, Brahms's
fHa.IIIn.y.tI .n IffuIfI u,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04
WILL ORGANIZE TONIGHT
Committees Who Will Discuss rire
Situation With Fire Under
writers to Meet

rho committee of city Officials,
i;yemen and representatives Of "H*l-
ness mems organizations, to inveSt''
cate the fire situation OF Alexandra
in conjunction with engineers OF me
National Fire Underwriters A.ssoc!a-
lion has been named by the various
o,.,,,riz,tions and the first nectar,
will be held in the rooms Oh 'He
Chonher Of Commerce ut : ocioc''
+onirht for the purpose of or%anIza =
ton.
The following constitute the con-
mittee:
Common Council. John Leaahe;'fe",
William Desmond and John l Harri'
son.
Board of Aldermen, c. j. ". sum
mcrs and George H. Robinson.
F. c. Dunn, city engineer
Robert f. Gronau, chief of the ire
department..
Chamber Of Commerce, W :
Smoot, Jr.. Robert /. Payne a&'
Harry Hammond.
Retail Merchants Association. .'"t;
" Monroe. Robert Z. Knigh., aH1
Joseph Z. Schwarzmann.
Columbia Steam Fire Engine Com
rany, + J. McDerrott.
Reliance Steam Fire Engine Com
oa,1v. Kenneth ". Ogden.
Relief Hook and Ladder Company
Edward c. W;idt.
The appointment Of the committee
follows Il mass meeting OF city 81
iiciaI:; AID business mcn which VA
held ten days ago in the Chamhe: o
Commerce II which time cor 'nt
tpc II the underwriters made com
nIaiu. against the inaGequacy o. IN
fire department and the water "irh'.
end stated that the Recommendation
g; The engineers sent here to max
an Investigation had not been cor
siGcrea.
At the meeting ionip!:: "fIccf
vii! hc elected and arra@"e'ae- :.
male 70. an carly con.'"rr-i"e W.T.
The representative: ri IT," un'iet
writer's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04
ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE.
Quicker Time and Additional Cars
Are Contemplated by the
Management

Officials of the Washington II
oinia Railway. which operates tAs
electric car line between Washington
Alexandria and Mt. Vernon, VIII OF
Monday night confer with the mem
hors If the Chamber of Commerce III
reference to the car service '':''
schedule. Several weeks ago inc
con,nony discontinued the use OF trail
rrs ON lis trains in the middle Oh tIS
d,y. and. as a result. there mas "ee''
some complaint OF cvercro"d'n& ana
also Of the inability Of the conduc-
tors 10 enforce the law requiring inc
separation of the white and co!ofea
messengers. Two new stee! cars
which have a capacity for 81 per-
sons have been placed i'll operation
and with these cars no tTaiierS arc
; used.
The company recently nurchaSea
five cars ofthis design. Three are
in use on the Falls Church division
but Superintendent Cliff is trying to
secure their assignment to the A'cH-
andria division.
!Superintendcnt Percy L. Gift sta
: ted today that the .discontnuance 0!
the trailers was an experiment. me
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04

Mr.. George II. SchwarZmann, gen
eral manager of the Old Dominion
Glass Company, is in New York on
business. He will return SATURDAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04
HEARING SET FOR APRIL. -
West Virginia Debt Case to BE NJ
gucd Before Supreme CourI

Washington. March ,!.-Attol'r':!%
General Lilly. OF West Virginia: has
sled with the Supreme court czce9-
tons to the report of Specia! Master
Litteieid. in the Virginia- West Viz
eiEia debt case. He contended that
the master should not have held West
Virginia liable for interest on is
share Of the old Virginia debt from
1861; and that valuation of STOCK
held by Virginia at separation Of the
two States should have been based
only or the book" value instead Of
an average of the book and "diVi~
:icnd values" Hearing on the bill Of
exceptions was set for April ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04
WANTED

! loan Of three thousand
dollars for one year at six
per cent interest payable
Senl'-arnually on eight room
hricl dwelling and bath,
with large side lot, south
eln exposure. in good resi-
dental section Of Alexandria
Further information of
Holm D. NORMOYLE
Cor. King 4 Royal Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04

The first of 3 series of soiree
pnpsants was given last night II
tho Now Richmond Music Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04

MLme. Lydia Won tnke!steih
Mountford will deliver her famous
lecture on Life in Jerusalem III
the Young Peoples Building OF
March 18th.
Mr.. Stephen Taylor, driver Of the
Columbia hose wagon, is confined 70
his home in north Pitt street VIII
the grippe.
Miss Blanche Haynes. Of MORT.
Royal: Street. is visiting her sister :lr-
Mrs. Charles Emerson, in Baltimore
'' ''' -
TESS or THE STORM COUNTRY,
'rrrncr Company Scores 4 Big SUE
+: cess 81 the Opera House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
interesting News Notes About Pes-
pie of acknowledgements
In Society.

Miss Cliness, graduate nurse Oh
Norfolk has arrived in Alexandra 10
r.lo nm her work in the medical n
sr.ction OF school children under the
direction of Dr.. Llewellyn Powell
who has charge of the work for the
Cameron Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-04

Mr.. George r. Cation, deputy COZ
locror Of Customs OF this city, has
hoer confined to his home for several
DAYS suffering with the grippe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
.EkUId Wnnhion
u%trvnIutrt miro.
Cine irduisaids psrtbunus.
MA
wv sIatm tast Ispisi atsaalta ME
wahgsas hss aantea btaHa ltanish.
lAtu asIewae.

Der .Ilolia. wfSiimll6i cine lnlit,
tHaHN eltatah tRtii 8iu h}t lH ifltttH
unh im afafnNagila8H NtltW bgtttHNt
Ten wlaHitankHfnala. 81 iNuitt.
.A1abttnb ncsh 1870 III BIZ biall4t
Ntlinult Biz hamaIs eft tahAeHitsH Nj
miiitm atstitam mar, hi @ttiaul elmer
8hladl nis mlsbt ale 90 &huAt aua
diner Ndhont attUattit, llita lton im
Nui Efh, Saponiitm 0r4t bir bntd,
l6nitilidt Btgbrnah nui mtbr ale t0k
DopptIlf. On BET E6laHl hi 1aidls
il6aa mutbtn aus dnG dr3iaca ruff
lhsn BaiitEit InaaF 622 @hhiit abatats
psn. Adbftnp ots adnlsu Dglbs1at&
lS10-T1 BtriMob bic h,aiibt arliltti.
unaffnbt $1,000 @raHditn, ndmIidl
4790dO auf iraMoFEhe 6ttuustn unb
33S, 900 auf ntm fIadfH Gaube. Orr
sebntt 9btil Der l%tbiatnaHaitn 8dbl EMS
fdllt alsn aaf bic Ghlaht Bel CT. gris
pat, BEL her bic gr0bit an1abl Granattn
tpalEtno beB gdn5en qritaes ptri dpiisn
ipuros. SIN 4uiFih Sopaniidtn qrisst,
Der ipobl longer o%dutrie, on BEN iid in
beitn btosuttnb %ggringers Glreits
trdfte beibeiligten unb LANCE aubtpuuien
duf bic Shlahisn fol9tgn, purosn MIR
954.0o0 @ranatIdufe ~abseeeben. Sir
ben aestnndrtigfn Gries lam man freis
lid nod lsirs geildusn MafItelungen mds
den. 9oh ldBt iid aus einigen offi3ien
beitdtieteu Sbdtlahen bersits ermeIIen,
bdb Der MuRitionsperbranb biesmnI iebe
8erednune ipeit bintsr iiA ldBt. Gs lit
3. .. borgetpmnen, bdB an einem ein3ts
gen Gage Don einem her arisgfi9renben
ALIEN 100000 @rdndten auf cine 6ront
bon mir s SIN. gerihtet tpuroen. Dos
nah fam man re9nen, baB auf / Meter
Gront i'm kbieen Griege bar1IhnittIih
fedsmaI 5obieI @ranaten fomnen dis in
ben beibeften 5aeen bon 1901. Mun
tDeiB aug ben ruIiifhen Communicates,
odB bic DeutI1en BEL ibrem @~orbringen
in @gli3ien 100000 @runnten perf9mens
beten,' bic nnf tauIenb GiIenba6npdeen
h~erbeigefiibrt tparen. Rad eiHem fran30s
fi4en GDmmuniaue BON II. sSuli bers
f9oB unIers artiperie n6rblih bon Mrrds
innerbalb bon "a Gtunben 100000 Sra
noten, mitbin beinabe sbeniobieI ME bic
beutfde 5elbartiIerie pdhrenb beg gans
5en Grisges 1870-71. Das @epint
.oiefer 100000 grdndteH fam auf A Mils
Iionen 100000 ae .ssfddBt fperben, b. b.
buB ihr 9rauspOrt msbr dIs 300 sroBe
@lterpdsen, aIfu ipsnigItens feds rei9s
liG LANCE Gtisnbdbnaiee erforberte. Bum
9erunfddffsn an bic 6rOnt brGu6ts man
hier3u 1000 @agen nit lie feds pferben.
Die Soften zines ioIden TRANSPORTS tDns
mem hternd9 diif etipd fenn Milionen
$4,000 Grantsn aefadbt tperbsn."
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0aehe Ses sBniss BEL Der gereibisnns.

SIN 6ofe Der Bring rnulf sRdferne ers
folgte in @ssenfpart hes R0nias BON gdps
ern bic @ereibtgung siner eroBen 3abI
bon Mannf4aften berfGieoener Bdffen.
sattungen bes Stdnbprtes Miin1en. Der
SDnig riGtete bierbei folgsnbs anfpruGe
an bic Sruppen: vSbr bdbt ebsn ben Sob
neneib s~eleiitet, feb babur9 GolDoten oe.
tDorben. Wus bds beiBt, 1T eu6 f6pn
ldngit selebrt norben. Cure @ufqabe III
es nnnmebr, 81 beipeifen, bdB i6r bieIen
.Gebren fotgt. Der 9orbereituna, Der #ibr
ieBt interftebt, gilt e, aud fGbig gu ulas
den, gleihts 81 leiftsn tpis cure Romerap
ben. bic oIs brane, tdpfere Golbaten Dor
benz Geinbe ffeben. Gin sSdhr bauert Der
arieg, ben bos beutf9e Rei@ unb nit
i9m Oeferrei9s llnsorn unb bic Sirtei
gegen nd6esu bic gor3e DeIt fibrt. Wenn
man elauben fDlte, unIere araft fei ers
f4opft, 10 irrt man iib, i'm @eaentbetl,
g tornuaen INNER Reue RrGfte Dor ben
Geinb, unb bieienigeR, bic DOT benz 1einbe
iteben, iinb in teiner MeiIe entmuthiat;
fs bremen barauf. ui9t in Der @ert6eis
bigung Sn bIsiben, ionbern tpisber pors
indrts gu tornmen. 9ieienigen dber, bic
i'd Dor tur5em geiebsn babe, unb bic bos
Slid hutten, i'm Often eineR fearei&en
6eIb5ns su fiibren, boffen, ben bisberieeu
@tegen nod biele anbere dnr.iben at ions
nen. 6olgt benz geiipieIt eurtr Dor benz
Seinbe ffs9enben Rdmerdben: SIeGtet rtue
&rdnSe I'M bic alien, bic eire Gdhnen
idmdden. Dir oIs a0nis bon 8abern
tit ss ftets cine bsfonbere Trsubs. bic
Sapferteit Der baDerii9sn 4ruppen Ioben
gu b0ren. Mdhrenb meines MufentbaItes
in GoIi5ieH babe i'd mid ii~berseugt, bag
midi nur Bel ben bsutideR Sruppen, Fons
bern aid inHerEoIb nnferr gsrbiinbeten
unb Der Gsbietstbeiis, bic mir mitbefrsit
6nbeu, Der Rams Bdperu einsu belonberS
guten &laHg bat. 1i0oe es INNER 10
bkibsn. sbut INNER Sus Gure, I'm Bic
Zen autfH Ruf 81 ertoltm! 9dmit Soft
btfublea!"
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mtsl 90 eifh aliH 80 lgkfa 1fHa.
Hin iHgniatt 80 tsst tsa Nti nt
stt Niallw Afigagm tN HI ht,
Halt stlasL ilHs taaa iim bt ntst
~ hhli ml NH Fali mn tlailr.
m Ni8asH faf ifa uah isf rlhifH
gH 8selftfn makba ii# #iuA tMtIt
Atwy rui WnwtFrumpufss tR rrf hfm
mfatiH lialo. lightH eA nhhi III Ne
tt NaHm lalfe sHbflu f6t
wtNHhs iwsfAtH VIZ Aitht asieMnl
lgftH n aHi arfa NNiH eft art barn
bff nit iinlm nansm NtHgtahn le,i
ttf tatEff tt IN hf observation-disclosures.
wa MI fttlNh hk llullefm In AteA aina
~p5i IN ~ ahsf af hfn uti8hNa a.
ppitin. ahb BIT 8ua rae @Hiilfit nats
ll MEL Dlt auafn Nt nt4au ltlhitn
ti tsm wttaatn tah IA nun Mt hh
malb tuasht ptts wuht nulin. iaatn
enf atfunstt NitbifItttn lrgna ttt
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NMuih nidmpisn taf IN hak Ht1t
msiBtnii. bat tlntr bsitlom 3lamm,
aliiA. IN bn eu,u hltlu Mdnnu aua
BEN gelt, Ithubia IN
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ansseidnuna eiuer 8eppelinbeiatuna

Der gelummien geiabuns bes 2ufts
I4iffes 3. So, Oas am q. OCTOBER b.
s. ais srftes bsutl4es 2uftf9iff garis
ii6crfIos unb bombarbirte, 1T bos giIsrnt
9reu8 5tpeiter alaTe berlteben tporDen.
Die 8eIabuns betanb aus Dem in aufts
l9iffertreiien lebr betannten Sauptmdnn
Maiius, Oberleutnant @tegmanu, Qeuts
nont puIldnbt, Snsenieur Shuls, 0fz
Observation-Disclosures 9dus, Dberiteuermdnn
pe9e, Sumter lnteroffiaier Babes,
ObermdIdiniIt 6d9tel, Steuermann @ots
finger, MaldiuiTt g0i6e, Maiainilt
S9neioersmann unb ben 6iIfsmdi9is
niiten Mdnud unb Mablo6. = Der Sep
pelin sri6isn an BEN ~gendnnten Gage
pl6bIi6 iiber gdris uHb mari feds Bonn
ben ob, bon benen mad ousldnbiI4en Be-
ri9ten brsi sr0bsren Sa9f9a6sn unri9s
teten, a4t YeriOnsn t6bteten unb cine gr0s
bere qn5dbI berIsbten.
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Wlnftniena 0anf an qan.la.

@.neruIfelbmarT6aI bon modeni.n
Fat ouf bic Rittbeilung DON Der 9srleis
buns bss ghrsubirserrsGts Der Stabt
9an5is an ben bortisen MogiFrdt foIs
genbes StIesrumm gsianbt:
sGbrenbiirssr bon Dunais 81 fem, e..
flint MID NIT duFri9iiger Grsube Sd
brnte ben fdbtif9sn R0rperf9ufsen fir
bic mir srfDieFets Gbre unb hOffe, bic pers
iOnlihen gs5itbungsn. bic MID gsii Sdbrs
stbnten nit D0nsig u1lb feEntn DelrcH,
nern berbinben, rtdt bah risheF n Dries
ben unb bunR nod reGt Lnnes pfEseen AZ
tOHnrn. Mtine treneten MEnF6e eeItsn
Der Gtubt. MadeaGan'
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rfr faIiblaNar ptntnnnt.

@orttrtltund tlnss @iutmdnarilia
batf BE itiablldw ihptrt mtiiauit Gas
Btatt N Ialttlhtu gum Wabnfuuis,
iptfbtn oosr sum Tdroal0uitn. abtr
mon bisibt nolilrlid "a IN ia ltin Be.
ftbl ba, bdb bic @rdtsn nihl ptrIaHn
rtretn biirItn SIN ilnigrhanb 6odta tna
%dntinanbsr etbrdnat btrUldipr, btr Siabss
arBt. btr -itiH" Battalion uidt petlaFeu
piH. nnb Sipti aompaaHitfiibrtv, Der cine
bapcu Gin gang iungsr Tads, Der erIi
Dor flint Modem GIfi5ier etiporom IT.,
- boiler GriUartuuq. Die Gtimmuus III
eemdBiat. btsrtifIidtrfpsile. 9ur Der
tlsint osutnnnt paripcif eiFris airIhen,
bic inn Der gurfds in oIsr Sc. .tgs
tribe iratHb pnber bon riidipdrts ees
bra9t bat. nit einrm Mole Idldei ss
elm, gors uabebti. Gin Gtaerblib, gIsi9
oarduf or0bnt es uninsnIdlitl 5oI3
Iplittert, aud i'm llntsrItdnb iponten bic
9alten, Grbs riefeIt aus ben 6uqtn bers
Dor, bic auft piro gIeihIdm tSrperiid
unb Idbt fj6 tdum msbr otbmtn, bic
6er3en feben aus - IA nab elmer
8eile, fast bas 2eutnaniheu: SEPT bob
ia bod. rttB Gott. men aeru psrf8lndt.
5err Stdbsur5t, idnn bas ne 8Iinb.
bdrmsntSiiHnung geben9"
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2luf km IA. @sr6onbstug BEG @srbans
bes DeutIher 8rotFabritontsn IN 9uHels
BORT purben bic felt arisssbeeinn i'm
gddergeperbe bon Der geidsregieruns ges
i%roFFenen MoBndbntn tines9enb befprOs
den unb dnerEdnrt, bat, tpenH bds gdders
eeipsrbe ou1 nidlt ale trIaiienen @crorDs
nangsn biligen tonne, 70 bod burd ben
@runbesOonten oielsr @~trOrOHuHsen bic
Gi6erung Der @oIissrndbuns bis sur
neuen grnie CREDIT por6en iei. Nlges
mein bsrurfbsilt ipurbe bas Gebabren elmer
berDerfliden GpetuIaiion bic ndmentIidl
BET ben Me9lpreiIen in BE GrIhtinuHs
aeireisn lei. ginen breiten Haum nabm
in ben gsrbanbIuneen inter aHbersm oas
gtrbot Der gadtarbeit Elm; Der @srbaHbss
tnq ndbm hisrSu eiHen antr1e an, in DeIs
dem Il Fid esasn bic bon ban gddtrins
nnnetn and mad BEN arifgt 1eforoerie
uubroinais dHfhrbuus Der Rohinr6tit
ausIgyoa. s
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SIN suIbeneH Mains.

Die Gtabt Main3 er6ffnsts I'm 1.
ausuit einen sroBen 2uOen, in BEN Obj
unb Semitic b%erfduft tperben. Der 4ns
bruns mar asitfptiie 70 itarf, baB bic 9biis
rem eefperrt tperben muBten. Die preiie
Iinb ipeIentIi9 biaiser ais ouF Dem Marti
unb ben ionltigen 8ertaufsItslltn. Qeuc
aGrtoFfeIn fpiteten bas pfunb 9 qfg.,
9uid6obneR u pfg, fsines 9afeIobit
25 pfg. 8irneu IS pig, pfluumsn Is
Dig; in ben 2dbfn tpurbe bdfiir bisber
Is unb 30 qfenniss seforbert.
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Cine gieaesipenbe.

Grbr. BON 0ppenheim BAT, tpie man
aus &GtR meIbet, aug NnlaB bes Gisges
ieines Sensites Maiber i'm @rOBsn prsis
BON 9aniburg Der Se9nif9en aommHfion
BE- l1nioneIubs in Berlin 5000 Mort sur
8erfisuns stfts[t our 8erfbeilung an
notbIsibsnbe Jamilien I'M 5elb fishepbsr,
i'm Oeutfhen Rsnus unb 8oabIut5auibs
trieb bsidGftistsr gsrionen.
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StaIiener an Ben 9abIt.

Nus Der itdlicniiaen 2oIonis in
pfOrabeim, Baden. ipuroe cine 8ittI6rift
an ben papIt abgeiunbt. Sn bieler bitten
"a Stdliener, &aufIsute, 5abritanten,
8uuunternebmer unb arbeiter, ben qapft
I'm Elm @ort, .bamit bic @rduIamteiten,
8eI~dftiguueeu uub sebdiigen SanbIungen
esseR bic 9euti9en dutb0rsn, bic, tpie Ie
iel6ft, nod inter ben g0Itern lebef, bic
i'm ariese gegen lift @aterlonb iteben9
Sic, bic 8ittenoen, erfiiIten oamit nur
Elm 9e6ot Der 9aHtsspflidt gesen bas
@Olt, bns ibHen grOBbsr5isc 6affreunbz
f4aft gepdbre. 70 bah fe uneeltOrt Der
elei9en briiOsrlihen 8ebdnbInng pie bot
benz Ariee iid erfreuteR.
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gpotsnnalaf ani benz gpbenies.

aif BEN lleberIinger Gee ersisnete Iif
Elm I6peres 8ootsungIiid. Drei gertuun.
bette aus BEN 8rontenbaus unb EN- 6rdu.
IeiH fuhren Nadmittugs auf eiuem 8ool
ntif ben Gee bindps. Sci einem Gturm
tippte bas Boot H.. 3tpei Solboten unt
bas Mdbhen ertrdnfsn, Elm Solbat 1T ges
rettet. Die 3tpei ertruntensn Snlbutsn
beiben Giisle unb Glib. 2ebterer III ga.
ter bon brei &inbern. Der g~erettete Sol
bat beiBt 2rdufe.