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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
NOTES OF FOUNDING MILL.

Founding Mill, Oct. 18.-The inces-
SAINT rain and dark days are driving
me mad, besides the cooks off on n
visit, "the old mans" complainin'
because he can't finish sowing wheat,
too wet, the winter apples are nll
blowing of and too windy for the mon
TO hang OH the trees to pick. cts.
but sich is life
Mrs. r. l.. Ellis, of Whitewood. and
daught Miss Margie, of Richlands,
spent the week end with their aunt
and sister, Mrs. Martha Sparks.
Mrs. r. K. Gilespie on last Satur-
day had as her guests Mrs. Bowen and
DR.. Margaret Bowen, of Tazcwell;
Mrs. Sam Ward, Of the Cove. Mrs. w.
B. Greear, and Mrs. j. Saunders Gil
lespic, of Gillespie.
Miss Helen Thomas has accepted n
position in West Virginia. Her little
niece, Clara Lee Hutton, ACCOMPANIED
her.
Mrs. w. B. Steele attended the
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star at Tazewell Fridav night and
was the guest of her cousins, MIR. and
Mrs. T. A. Repass.
Mrs. John T.. Gillespie, of Wittens
Mills, and Mrs. C. p. Greever, her
sister, of Graham, are visiting the
formers daughter, Mrs. S. p. David
son in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard White, of
Raven, spent the week ed with their
daughter, Mrs. James johnson on
their return from conference in Blue
field.
Next Saturday night and Sunday at
II are the appointments of the Chris
tian church and Sunday night Rev.
Ar. Connor, the NJ. f. minister of Ho-
maker.
Most everybody talks of taking the
big speaking at Tazcwell next Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith and little
CLARENCE Witt, of Erwin, Tenn, were
here Thursday on their way to Tin
Ton to visit Mrs. Nell Faulkner. Mr.
Smith attended the Shriner's big dav
in Bluefield on Friday.
r. X. Gillespie and George Hurt
were business visitors in TaZewell to-
day.
John Whit spent Sunday at Paint
ick with his homefolks.
Mrs. j. Il. Altizer and children were
at Richlands this week visiting rela-
tives.
Hunter attended the Shrin-
er's big rally in Roanoke Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Hurt, of Cedar Bluff
who spent couple of days last week
with her cousins, Mrs. J. 3. Gillespie
and Steele, accompanied the latter
and Mrs. Mabel Bourne to Mr.. James
10. McGuire's home on Thursday, and
attended the missionary meeting.
a. g. Ryley is spending today and
tomorrow in Bluefeld.
Miss Louise Hurt is attending Hol-
Inns College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
MRS. HAMILTON INJURED.
Is Wife of Man Who Disappeared
From Graham Many Years Ago.

Mrs. Hamilton, visiting Mrs. Sluss.
was seriously injured last Friday in
runaway accident. The horse at
tached to her buggy became unmana-
gable and the buggy was overturn-
ed. No bones were broken, but She
was much shaken up. Mrs. Hamilton
lives at Mcdowell, w. Va, with her
daughter Mrs. Devinney. She is about
70 years of age, and the accident is
the more serious on that account. At
last reports she was better.
1t will be recalled, that some wears
ago. Mr.. Hamilton left Graham to
walk tc Bland county where he own
Ell farm He w&s never heard of af-
tcrwards.
Some years later the bones of a hu-
man ckeleton were found IN tic noun
tains, which were supposed to be those
of the missing man, and that he was
probably murdered, as he was known
to have had money on his person
when he left Graham Others sup
posed that he was taken i'll on the
way, wandered from the road, and
died. This tragedy, if tragedy it was,
is recalled by the visit Of his widow
to this section, and the accident which
might have caused her death.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
JAIL SENTENCE FOR SPEEDING.
Bluefield Joy Riders Come to Grief
Here Last Saturday.

Six Bluefield joy riders came to
grief here last Saturday afternoon.
They were Guy Thomas Bailey, owner
and driver of the car; Frank E.
Hytes, G. c. Roberts, John Jones, w.
w. Neel and j. H. Morgan. They
were arrseted b" Sergeant Thompson
Saturday afternoon and tried before
Magistrate Patton Saturday night.
The first four, Bailey. Hytes, Roberts
and Jones, were given five days in
Jail and twenty-five dollars fine; the
last two, Neel and Morgan, were fined
$40 each and costs. The four who
were given Jail sentences appealed to
the Circuit Court and were released
on bond to appear here at the next
term of Circuit Court for trial.
The men were drinking, three of
them Hytes, Roberts and Jones being
in pretty bad shape. Morgan APP
peared to be, entirely sober, and Neel
soon sobered up after DR.. Crockett
finished sewing up his face.
a phone message came to town
about 5:30 SATURDAY. afternoon from
Wittens Mills to arrest the men who
were reported to have passed E. K.
Crockett's residence at terrific
speed. They were not stopped here,
and the next thing heard from them
was from Joe Crockctt's, west of
town, where their car was wrecked
by running into rock near the res
idence of Mr.. Crockett and smashing
up. Part of the liquor in the car was
saved, however, which they brought
to town with them, and which kept
them pretty well tanked up during
the hearing before the Magistrate.
Mr.. Neel was the only one of the
party who suffered injury in the col
lision with the rock at Joe Crockctt's.
The left side of his face was badly
bruised and part of his ear was cut
off: DR.. Crockett dressed the wound
in his office Saturday night.
Mir. Bailey. the driver and owner of
the car. acted as counsel at the hear
ing, and if his clients had taken the
advice offered them, they might not
be facing term on the county roads.
Several of the men were insulting to
the trial justice and jeered and made
light of the procedure.
The practice of disregarding the
speed laws Of the county is going to
be broken up and Bluefeld drivers
had better take notice of this fact.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
ASSISTANT GAME WARDENS.

The Board of Supervisors has ap-
pointed the following assistant game
wardens for the county:
t: l.. Shufllebarger: Cove Creek; ;
II. S. Letter, Graham; j. w. Buchan,
an, Pocahontas, r. +. D.; j. C. Coon
cr, TaZewell, r. F. D.; j. S. Thomp-
son, Tazewell, Va; Shade Vandyke
Paint Lick; j. w. Rothback. Falls
Mills; w. j. Sparks, Falls Mills; Jno.
w. Daniel. Horsepen; james Mellow
ell, Tip Top; Mike Cassell, Burke's
Garden; James Taylor, Tannersville;
r. N. Ruble, West Graham; G. F.
Duncan, Poundin" Mill; j. S. Brown
ing, Jr., Pocahontas.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
TRANSFER OF REV. MIR. WOLFE
(From Princeton Correspondence in
lThe Bluefield Talnnranh

N1Hc DiueHeiu 1eleBTapn.J
Rev. j. e. Wolfe, transferred from
the pastorate of the Methodist Epis-
copal church here to the presiding ell
dership of the Tazewell district, left
the city yesterday for his new field.
Mrs. Wolfe left from Bluefield for
the Craig Healing Springs to spend
some time.
Not few were the expressions of
regret at Rev Mr.. Wolfe's leaving the
CITY,. Not only was he beloved by the
people of his charge, but he had en-
deared himself to the citizenship gen
orally, but all alike felt highly graf
flied at the responsible position as
signed him. He will have under his
care no fewer than twenty pastoral
charges, meaning a responsibility that
goes to reflect the enviable confidence
the conference imposed in him.
The Methodist chuch here during
his pastorate met it's benevolent obli-
cations every year, and plans had been
launched to enlarge the church edifice
for the accommodation of the growing
Sunday school attendance, amounting
to nearly 900. In fact the excavatine
for the work is under way and q
goodly sum of money had been raised
to apply to the cost of it. This last
year the sum of $4,000 was raised to
lift the remeaining indebtedness on
the magnificent new place of worship
and the parsonage. In addition to
this, his charge made the East Primo
ton people the gift Of lot as a site
TO a church building of their own.
AT the same time manifesting it's gen.
erosity in imparting to the East
Princeton. church forty of it's mem
bership. Through this brotherly sup
port the church has been built and has
since proved success.
1t is interesting to note that Rev
Mr.. Wolfe succeeds Rev. Mr.. Hurley
as presiding elder of the Tazeweil
district, Mr.. Hurley having in recent
years been pastor of the church here
! MIR. Hurley becomes presiding elder
of the Radford district.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
RESERVE BANK
CITY OF REFUGE"
Russell Banker Says Federal Re-
serve Act is Greatest Legisla-
ton Ever Enacted For the
Common Man.

In view of the statements made by
Republican speakers in this county in
reference to the effect of the Reserve
bank system upon the Southwest, and
the further fact that certain speak
ers have stated that not single per-
son in the Southwest, the ninth dis
trict particularly had been benefited
in any way whatever by the reserve
bank in Richmond, we investigated the
matter and find that the greatest
possible benefit has been given to the
farmers and others in counties in the
ninth district.
We publish below letter from
President Gilmer of the Firts Ma
tional Bank at Lebanon, which states
the matter of benefit to the people in
plain language. President Gilmer's
bank at Lebanon is not the only bank
in Russell county that has found the
reserve bank in Richmond great
help to the farmers of the country:
The letter follows:
Lebanon, Va, Oct. IT, 1916.
Clinch Valley News,
Tazewell, Va.
Your note of yesterday is before
me. The First National Bank of Leb-
anon, Va, has made free use of the
Federal Reserve Bank at Richmond,
Virginia. We have sent more than
100000 in notes of farmers, mer-
chants and stool. men to that inst-
tuition and gotten the money on them
within the last eighteen months The
Federal Reserve Act is the most ben
eficial law for the common man that
has been enacted since this was a ma
ton. Money panics are things of the
past. The Federal Reserve Banks are
cities of defense and refupe-d defense
against the money power and refuge
for the agricultural and commercial
interests of the country.
Yours very trulv.
V. B. GILMER.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
TODAY AT THE NEW THEATER

Today, Mary Pickford, in "Such a
nous Players Exchange. Mary Pick
ford's fame as screen artist is world
wide. 10 and 15c.
Tomorrow, Famous Players Ex-
change, the celebrated Japanese ac-
tor, Lessue Hawaka in "The Ty-
phoon." Matinee, 2:30 and evening
800. 10 and 15c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
NEW THEATER.
Program for the Week Beginning
October %.

Program for the Week Beginning
October %.
;, Monday = The Pathe Exchange
pourth Episode of the "Iron Claw
Pathc News Comedy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sto-
irey in "The Island of REFORMATION. ;"
by Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature.
.ThurSday-Triangle Film Corpora
tion, George Fawcett and Willard
Mack IN The Corner" five part
urama ana FATTY and Mable Adrift," !"
two-part comedy.
Eriday-Famous PLAYERS Exchange
Edeson in "Where the Trnil
Divides"
Saturday The Famous Pluycrs'
EtNchange,-,Maclyn Arbuckle in ",rhc
County Chairman" Bray Animated
Cartoon.
Matinee each day.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
MRS. MARY REPASS DEAD.

:. Mrs. Mary Rcpass, age 81 years,
died ut her home Mt Concord We'd
ncsdny morning after lingering i'll
ness. The funeral and burial occurr-
ed yesterday afternoon, intcrmcnt be-
ing mndc in the cemetery near the
Concord Cchurch. Mrs. Rcpass was
twice married, and is survived by two
children by her first marriage and
one by her last marriage. The surviv-
ing children nre Charles and James
Gilpin nnd Bud Rennss.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
w. c. THOMPSON'S APPOINT
MENTS.

The following are the appointments
fro November and December:
Cove First Sunday, IL N. m., mt
Glenwood at 3 p. IN.
Mt. Olivct. Second Sunday ut IL n.
M; Concord at 3 p. M.
Central, Sunday Mt IL n. M; Glade
Mt 3 p. m.
White Church, Fourth Sunday at
n; M; Pleasant Hill Mt 3 p. nj.
Liberty, First Sunday night at 7:30.
w. C. THOMPSON
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
INFORMATION WANTED ABOUT
THE NEELS AND TAYLORS.

Mr.. John D. Neal, of Moberlv, Mo-,
who left Virginia years ago, is desi-
rous of information concerning the
Neel and Taylor families of Taze
well and adjoining counties. He left
with William Hall for Missouri when
a boy, and will be glad to hear from
any of his relatives. Write to ]. d.
Neal, Jr., 204 Wabash Street, Mo-
berly Mo. 10-20-3t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-10-20
WILSON DAY ON
OCTOBER 18TH
Governor Stuart and Senator
Martin To Address Voters of
Tazewell on Peace, Prosper
ity and Preparedness.

The Democratic County organiza-
ton are arranging for IL big rally
here on the 2Sth, Saturday, when Gov
ernor Stuart and United Stntes Sen
ator Martin will address the voters of
the county on the wonderful achieve
ments of the Wilson administration
IN securing peace and prosperity for
this country. Each of these distin-
guished Nirginians will sneak i'm the
county i'll the interest of the candida
cy of Lee Trinltle for Congress-.
The day has been selected MS Will
son Day for this county. Ever ner-
son, regardless of political aililia-
tions, is invited to be present.
The speaking will begin promptly
ut o'clock i'll the afternoon ut the
Court House. If the weather is fa-
vornble it is probable that the meet
ing will be held in the open.
Other Speaking Dates in the County.
The following distinguished speak
ers will address the voters of The
county at the places and on the dates
named:
HON. r. f. BYRD.
Graham, October 20, Mt night.
haven, October 2lst, at 2 u. m.
Richlands, October 21st, at night.
CONGRESSMAN HAL FLOOD
Pocahontns. October 25, mt night.
Kichlands, October 26th, 2 p. m.
Everybody is cordially invited to
come out and hear these distinguish
ed Virginians.
o. n. HOPKINS,
County Chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-22
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Send in the result Of your
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lethel OF not a subscriber
me to enter this contest,
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lology Contest Editor, in
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

8as 5eigen Die geltern Bonn
uSblerper" p%eroffentIif)z
ten on Sen @ierbnnb iibermittelten
sSrieoensbebingungen Ser Mliirten,
tpenn lie edit lino, 10 flor, oaB einer
Sic allaen beiBelr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

.Srieoen berutben, fSnnen iiel, nidt
tpieoer oIs Gein6e orseinanbergebens
oIrte bdB Die MseIt ,eriabrt, mas jeocr
gciDoM bat. lilto aber Bic sdnIo an
Der Tortoauer oes arieges tragt.
Geutihlailo id)lagf oer, itTte1iten
Weg 5ntir Brieoen Dor. @er ibn snid)t
geben mil, min 6en arieg. Y
Wie cine Gepelde aus 2onoon bonn
Donuerstog. Sen %. De5ember, mels
oct, hit Die M,,ttportnote Der gfttente.
middle al1f Die 6rieoensnotc oes 9rqs
iioentem Ben omertfanijden gotidnfs
tern mi loe,t 6auptitaoten Ser gntenE
tetnddJte oil bieIem Gage 5ltgcitent
moroelt. SSrt benieltctr iperoet ole
Trieoensporid}ldae, apie lie Deutidr
lano pla1en mag, abaelebnt. Die No-
tie miro ferner cine Mnf5ablnne ser
Trin5ipien, mir apelde Die Muiirtet
slt ffGnrptfett dfgeben, eilffbnlten, nGcms
lih llnteroriidlutg Des 6eittidcn Wi-
litarismus, lnteroriidlng 6es Talllt=
redtes, mic es bon Sen gentlden Bel
Dem ginfaG IN 8elgien betrieben tpuri
. un6 MISUNDERSTANDING aoes4 SSnter=
Matchmaker @eieseg. Irieoensbeoins
gllngen 'lon 0te 0eote angeblidJ nidf
entbnlten. 9ie Mlliirten operoen iid)
auf feline Srieoensfomfere15. tpie lie
bon 1ei1 0eltlhen u1o 6eren 8erbiinY
oeten in @orldylog eebradf lit, emz
|laiien, al6 aperben Tie nidH 5leeben,
Dob iett Die 3eit gum SSrieben gefom=
nlen, nod, balten lie Sic @orldIage
beg 9raiioenten @ilion fir 5eitgez
[m1B.
Die gntentemadte apolle1 clio
|oen &rieg fortiesen. g lie bMrftel
'oas ihaper beoauerll. So mil6e syrie=
toensbeoingdtngeH, tpie iie iest bdttetl
erlangen foi;rt1en, tperoer fte 1lie mie=
Der spon Geutihlano unb ieinen Ser
bii1,6eten betpilligt erbaIteu, .auenn lie
ourd meitere Nieoerlagen 81 2anot
nnb 5l 8aiier 0ariiber !befebrt,, 10 /
Die Sieger III bieiem &sriege iino, Sc,
lrro apebmiit6ig INN 6rieoen tperber
|bitten miiiien. Sic baben apie
mir in ben &a1logloiien Dor eiuiger
Gagem iagten, perld)mabt iiber sic
goIoene Srieoensbriide Sl1sgebn, mel.
I9e Der 1eltide @eidBfan5ler, Netf.
maittt SollfDeg ibnen erridfet bdtte
lie tperoef iiber bie Sell5erbriide ,ee'
ben miiie,1, Die Sinoen-bnr d if.
men -errid)tem miro. seoe SdnIi
radt ii6 ul1f groen, ord Sic furd,t.
bore Sdu1l6 Der gntentem1dfe ful
bic TortleBung bes 8lutbergieBens
miro 1ib gang 'h1rdDtbar an bicIcr
radJen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

',tieit Srirtoerte toii 3iisen ofne LII.
.|terbred]nng iib folgen, bepadt mit
|aller Mrt bon ariegsnateriaL NIT
@%a1tonen, Mrltomobilen, 2a5a=
acknowledgment, iotpic nit Solooten
utl6 nieoer Soloaten, Sic ade ,ieu
icingefleioet iino, ntlb hercn gepaif=
tttttlg tins Iusitotfung man es an=
|iiebt, 6ab dies nod ungebraltdyt unb
|neu aus Sen Jnbrifen fommt. @ober
Dies nllps ltafnmt, milien mir nid)t,
aber DAB cs porban6en lit, 0as fon=
|aleit mir nidyt be8neiielu, ga mir es
INIT eigenen 9l9et Dor uns ieben.
[Gs lit mirfIidy cit @alroer, Elm @nn-
Der Der 0ci,tiden Snolitrie, po1, Dem
biejenisen, tpelhc BON Gridopfuug
|ilito letter per5ncifelten araitan=
atrengungen recon, feline Mbnnng baz
'be1 @eld elm l1nter(dieo ami
|fden jest ltno Dem lebten Male, ols
|aDir 6as 2aho ia6en. @ollen mir Sic
|2eler glallben, oaB Sic Spllret1 bes
&rieges beinabc perldppunben iin02
Die lleberrelte Ser polniihen BAIT
ernbiitten, Die man rody Dor brei 500
nafer iab, bat Der &esen, Sturm uno
@fno bereits peridminoen lailen,
iiidt 5lt uergeiien Ole Sd,oufel ltnb
Sade Der Menifen! Sebt ieben mir
nette nit Strobb1dern bon Der Ieb=
ten grnte. Die 90rfer, bie Die au=
nottem 5uiammengeidoIien batten,
feiern lanaim mieoer lire auferite-
bung, 6ie Seller iino beltelt unb aui
|dllen Seiten iebrn mir Die 8etreioe=
1fj0ber i1ttG Sic init &artoffeIn ltn6
&ilben beIaoenelt 8agen
Mber trpt '6iejer pon DEM Spanier
geribn1ten groBartigen auIturlei.
it1lng bleiben Ole Tentidpn in Der
glllgem Der perfoge1ten Muiirten 8reI.
lie 6riiben lu1b biiben ga t s a.
ren. Die 8eihihte apiro oieie Scr,
lelmoerban0e 2iigen itrafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

gen, pelfe ourh ibr bodies Belftpat
Die Hreiie perdd]tIid) MADDEN.
jebes an jene Berbeiierung grensenbe
ooer anliegenbe @runnifiid ODER einen
gbeil eines iolden auferlegt miro mad
bent obenerpabnten Wane uno Be-
ri6te bes gtobtsS ngenieurg, unb bob
Der StabtIdabmeiiter angetpielen lit.
beIagte Spe5ia[fteuer mad benz geleb
ltnb ben Sroinan5en fir &oueftiruna
bon Spe5iaI Steuern.
geit.: Sobn gertpalo, Mabor.
Begl.: 5ugo Roner, gtnbtclerf.
Ramensa1frllf ailf borbergebenbeHez
lolution eraab folseubes MeiuItat:
= sd Sold, auebI, Sebring, 2inbz
.9olm, Reber, @oeIfer. HroeItler, Ru<
ben IS.
Stein A;aeiner.
Ilh. &iibl urterbreitete unb perlas
Die folaenhe 8eloIution. tpelde anf
IIetnen Nntrag an9enommen murbe:
ge)6lollen bonn Stabtratb ser Stabt
9apenport, oaB Die snmme bon
S870.O4 i%olpeit beSablt aus Dem Ser
benerunas : Sono nnb mlrntebr sue
riidse5ablt tpurbe an bie Staot, baber
lei uno tit hermit ser 8etras oem@erz
Ibeiierungs : Sonb 5uriidfrebitirt uno
Der Stabtclerf angepieien. Die notbiz
gen gintrasunseu in feline gilder 5u
MAIDEN.
8ef.: S. gertpatb, @opor.
8eel.: 5uso Moeuer. @tabt = Glerf.
gerredn1urgs : Committee.
Moerman Ieperi Ieete sen 8eridt
bes gerrednunss : COMMITTEES, pie
folst, Dor npb auf ieinen Nntras tpur=
ben Die anlpru9e una 3abIliiten 5ur
Mus5ablrns angespielen:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-30

denbeu Committee ab. Sh tpii,1ide
nun meme pamal5 sen1odten Iusia@
gen sl p%ieoerbplen. Sd bin in feinere
let @eile 1dulbig uno tperbe ais Ils
herman ni6t reiisnireu. j
% M. MoeIler. !
Alb. @old praientirte unp perlas
Den 8eriht oes Spesial : Committees,
lpeldes ernannt nuroe sur SeititcIIung
bon etueld)en llnregelmaBiefeiten in
gerbinoung nit Dem Nnfauf ser Nmde
snn Ginegar 4 &idliug 8orfs ieitens
Der Staot sum @ebrauh als @erfs
6eualdnIppen.
Gin slntrag ppu MIb. @old) murbe
ungenunrneil, onB Ser 8erid,t uno sic
Seweiie an Sen Stabtrat6 gu elmer
Spe5iaI Sisung iibermieien lperber.
fuefte pom Magor einberufen merDen
lpu.
NIb. &uehl legtc bpr unb pcrlas Sic
folgenoe Heiulution, lpeld)e anf lcinen
Mntrag anger1pmnen imlroe:
Sn Inbetrad}t Der naberen @c>
Siebunsen 5lpildlen Den Mitslieoern
bes Staotratbs uno bem Stabtrut6.
Die infpl9e bes 3uiammellarbeitens
lebr inttm unb fole9ialiid iitb, unb
Sn Inbetradt, baB Ser Stabtrat6
Der Staot 9upenpprt nllnmebr nit
ei1er llnter'ud}uns geminer Mitglieber
peslelben begonnen bat.. unb bierbei
anmdltliden Matbes bebarf, uno
Sn N1betradt, paB Ser Staot : @n~
'lpalt %berlanate, baR ser Stabtratb
einen aiberbalb Ser geb6roe lte6enSen
Mniualt sur Hatbertbeiluus in pieier
Ingelegenbeit, besbaIb
geIdlonen pom Gtobtrat6 Ser Staot
9%uoenport, Soma. Dab Ser Htdter 6.
DC. &atermou anseiteIt nerbe als
Spcsiul : Intpalt. Inn DEM Stabtratb
8atb iibcr sic s1 nnternebmenben
Shritte 5t ertbeilen in 9%erbinbnna
NIT Der pbell erlpd6nten llnterludllng-
8et.: S. gerinalo, @abor.
gesl.: 6uso @oeuer. Stabt : glerf.
Suf Iutrag BON Mlp. &lebl nertaate
lid Der Stabtratb.
9ugo@ oeIIer.
StabtSglerf.
Siermit beldeinise id Sem 5tabts
clerf, bab Sbises elm bouitdnoiger
uub geuauer geridt Ser G%erbanblnne
gen Ser %resularen gislns Des gtaSt=
rutbes. abgebulten am 30. SeSemlber
1916, lit.
8alpb@ Gram.