davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
CROOMEs THE CREMATOR.
His Hanging To-day Postponed.


Special to the Star.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE EVENT.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4.-Since yesterday col
ored people have been trooping into the
city from all the adjacent counties, some of
them coming forty or fifty miles, to witness
the final and abrupt taking off of Henry
Croomes, which is set for to-day. AS the
execution is to take place in public it may
be inferred that the audience will be large
If not select and the doomed man will have
the satisfaction of knowing that a numerous
circle of friends and acquaintance were on
hand to see him well hanged. Strong pa
pers have been forwarded to the Governor
for Communication OF sentence in Croomes'
case and if at this late hour Executive
clemency should intervene, the disappoint-
ment of the assembled spectators would be
simply awful. Sheriff Able is superintend-
ing the construction of the gallows in the
suburbs, and arrangements are made for the
special accommodation of the press and a
few invited guests.
THE CRIMINAL.
Croomes came here from Taylor County
and was employed as a driver at the time
when he cohabited with Emma Chinn, the
victim of his drunken rage. He has re-
sided in this city about seven years, and
before the war was slave of Ben. Weaver,
in Nelson County. He is darkbrown
colored man, about thirty years of age, and
very sluggish in appearance.
THE CRIME.
The particulars of his crime, fully pub
lished at the time, briefly restated, are as
follows: About midnight of December 16th
1877, Croomes came home beastly drunk,
and found the woman Emma Chinn) sick
in bed. He ordered her to get up, and, as
his command was not obeyed, he threw a
burning coal-oil lamp upon her. The ig-
nited fluid overspread her clothing and the
bed, and she was burned to death before
the eyes of the monster, who offered her no
aid. The evidence against him was COM
plete, and he was sentenced to be hanged.
REsPTTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4.-The rumors current
last night that Groomes had been respited
are confirmed by official notice to
that effect this morning. Earnest
appeals were made to the Governor for a
commutation of sentence to Imprisonment
for life, but he only granted reprieve until
November 8th. The disgust and disap-
pointment of those who came so far to wit
ness the execution is intense.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
TALKED TO DEATH.
A Double Headed Woman Coming.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-Miss Millie Christine
colored, aged twenty-five, double-headed
vocalist, arrived from Liverpool yesterday.
She has also four feet and two pairs of
hands. Baron Lttlefnger, aged thirty-two,
and Count Rosebud, aged thirty, neither
over thirtysix inches high, arrived on the
same steamer Mille was born in North
Carolina, and the dwarfs in Italy.
On the steamer here the latter stood upon
either side of Miss Millie, and conversed
with the two heads, now in French and
now in Italian, upon the merits of Ameri-
can lager which they passed among them
selves and critically slipped. Then
a little two year old child, who was
not so very much smaller than
the Baron, came to him for an ahectionate
embrace. "Who is that ?'' asked the
reporter feeling like the giant in fairy
tale He was answered: why, that's the
Baron's daughter; that boy there is his
five-year-old son, pointing to a good-look-
ing youngster as large as his father; land
this is the Baroness" The reporter bowed
to well-grown woman, with handsome
black eyes and features that were unmis-
takably Italian.
These curiosities left for Boston last eve
ming
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Western Reservoir, Consadine avenus
Twenty-frst Ward
shadows OF Coming Events.

c. W. Baker will deliver free lecture at
st. Paul's M. E. Church, tonight.
The Lady Teachers Association viii hold
a meeting tomorrow morning in the Public
Library Rooms.
There will be grand display of fireworks
next Monday night at the Condor Recep-
ton at the Highland House.
The Laclede Club will give their first
grand complimentary party on Thanksgiy-
ing Eve at Washington Platform.
There will be an excursion to Dayton
next Sunday, the 9th inst, over the c., Ii.
& D. R. R., under the auspices of the Gin
cinnati Turner'S Association.
The second reunion of the Thirteenth
Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry will
be held on Thursday, October 18th, 1878, ut
Marysville, Union County, Ohio.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
HYMEN'S HOLIDAY.
The British Lyon at Boston, Sensation
in Jewish Circles.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star
Boston, Oct. 4.-The Right Hon. Lyon
Playfair, of England, and Miss Edith Rus
sell were married yesterday noon in Trini-
ty Church, by Rev. Philip Brooks, in the
presence of large and fashionable audience.
His Excellency, the Governor, was among
Rev. DR.. A. P. Peabody, Rev. DR.. Geo. w.
Brandon and DR.. Samuel Allcott.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Jewish circles,
reformed and orthodox, have been thrown
into a state of the greatest excitement by
the marriage, yesterday afternoon, of the
daughter of Samuel Adler the Rabbi En-
eritus of Temple Manuel. This is the most
solemn season of the Jewish year, and a
Hebrew wedding, while it lasts, is said to be
without a parallel in the history of the
Jews.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

New York, Oct. 4.-The people of New
York continue liberal subscriptions. APP
peals for clothing are being generously
responded to, and wagons and men fur
nished free for the collection of clothing
1t is believed the value of articles of all
kinds contributed amounts to over 500, O0O
One firm alone contributed $1,000 in cloth
ing. U. S. Grant, Jr., called upon the
Mayor and presented $500 towards the Re-
lief Fund for his father. The President of
the Firemen's Ball Committee has Just
ordered the transmission of $4,000 to the
afflicted.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The yellow fever COM
mittees have sent over $99, 900 to the South
ST. Louis, Oct. 4.-The subscriptions to
the yellow fever fund to date are $685.
722 SO.
New York, Oct. 4. Loan collections
have been opened in Fifth avenue to raise
funds to establish an orphan asylum in
Grenada, Mississippi, for children orphaned
by the plague.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Board of Control.

The Board of Control held a regular
monthly meeting this morning, with all of
the members present
The following was adopted:
Resolved, That in any case when urgen-
cy or necessity demands an appointment be
made or any contract be entered upon by
the County Commissioners previous to lay
ing it before the Board in the regular way,
it is respectfully requested of the County
Commissioners to state on the review.sheet
the cause of such urgency or necessity for
the appointment made or contract entered
upon and that unless so stated it will be re-
jected by the Board"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present, except Mr.. Gessert and
President Bell in the chair.
Permission was granted to the c., H. \
d. Il. K. Go. to place scales on the south
side of George street. between Baymlller
street and Freeman avenue
The Engineer was directed to receive IDS
for repairing the first bridge on the New
Baltimore Pike.
The Superintendent of the Water-works
was directed to lay Waterman OH Second
street, between Vine and Walnut, and to
prepare plan and specifications for the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
THE METROPOLIS.
Ta.ta to Theodore,

National Associated Press to the Star
New YORK. Oct. 4.-The farewell concert
to Theodore Thomas, and the last perform
ance by the Orchestra which has given us
so much enjoyment for the past fifteen
years, took place last night at Steinway
Hall in the presence of fair and very en-
thusiastic audience.
Thomas returned to the stage after the
concert was over to bow his acknowledg-
ments of the cheers and clapping; and SO,
with waving of handkerchiefs and many
other demonstrations of feeling, the fare
well benefit came to an end
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

Ah kbFIeb.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BUFFALO STATION KANs., Oct. 4.-The
Cheyennes are burning and killing as fast
as they go. Seventeen dead settlers have
been found.
OcoNoMoo, WIS, Oct 4.-Lightning struck
George Fullerton's house yesterday, pros
trating the family and tearing the shoes
from their feet. They will recover
SIDNEY, Oct. 4-Indians were seen on the
South Platte, thirtyfve miles from here
yesterday, going toward the settlements OF
Sterling A detachment has gone to head
them off, and is now within eight miles Of
them.
New HAVEN, CT, Oct. A negro named
Freeman, accused of outraging little girl,
was taken from Jail at Ansona this morning
by mob, and was just on the point of being
lynched, when the Sheriff rescued him. II
is now said that Freeman is innocent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Death Record.

The efollowing deaths have been placed Oh
record since our last report:
Ottille Ruehl day, city.
Frank Burns, 10 mos, city.
Fred. Muller, mos, city.
Charles Fisher, 3 days city.
Geo ge Nordhous, yrs city.
John W. Dudley, So yrs, U. s.
Michael Burk, 70 yrs, Ireland.
John Perkins, As yrs, Ireland.
Daniel Baxter, unknown, South America
Infant Ellis, still-born, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
The Cheerful Eheyennes,

National Associated Press to the Star
DENVER, COL, Oct. 4.-'rhe Cheyennes are
committing fearful outrages east of here
and north of the Kansas Pacific Road. Sew
enteen men were killed at Buffalo Station.
Sheridan Post-of1ce was destroyed. Several
large cattle ranches were broken up and the
cattle stampeded In fight with the In
dians Wednesday morning it is reported
that Lieutenant Brodrick was badly wound
ed and six men killed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
College of Music Removal.

Miss Dora Nelson, President of the Col
lege of Music, announces the removal of
the institution to its present quarters, 305
Race street. Here excellent rooms have
been provided and the school will have the
advantage both of a central location and
most spacious and convenient quarters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Fatal Railroad Collision.

National Associated Press to the Star
MoRRIsBURG, ONT, Oct Am accident
occurred here early this morning on the
Grand Trunk Railway, by the up express
running into an up freight train. Some
cars on the express with nine freight cars
and two engines, were badly damaged An
employe of the road named Pickard of
Brockville, was instantly killed. No other
serious injuries are reported.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses hav
been issued since our last report:
John Barwise and Lena Yeager
Louis Werner and Kate Martans
Clemens Frarick and Diena Houcker.
Lewis Davis and Sophia kettel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Sitting Bull.


National Associated Press to the StaF
BISMARCK, D. T., Oct. 3.--A buck has re-
ported at Poplar River Indian Agency that
Sitting Bull was badly wounded, probably
fatally, in quarrel with some of his chiefs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

|
ST. Louis, Oct 4.-Active preparations
are being made in preparing for the advent
of the veled prophets, who are announced
to take possession of this city by storm on
the night of the 9Th. The affair will be one
of the grandest ever witnessed, ever sur
passing the Mardi-gras Carnivals so popular
in the South.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Accident at Trenton, Ind.
Special to the Star.

New TRENTON IND, Oct. 4.-Two of the
workmen on the new bridge, now being
erected here, were dangerously hurt by the
falling of the tresile work. The bridge was
badly damaged.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
SPORTING NEWS.
Chester Park Races.

Another large attendance at the races yes
terday, almost twenty-five hundred people
being present, among them very many In
dies. The sport was fine and the weather
and track magnificent. The judges we're
Captain George N Stone, Captain James s.
Smith and Hon. William Loder; the tim
ers Ed. Moorehead William Dickerson and
Lew. Sayres. Captain Stone started tho
horses. The races resulted as follows:
First Race-2::22 class, purse $500; $4O0 to first,
5000 to second, $12O to third and $50 to fourth
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
SOCIETY NOTICES.


ksssszx4ffassssnsaFOR SALE-Pianos & Organs-From
E2eS1all the best makers in the land at as
W. 2 ] attonishing low prices. Warranted for
Ten years. Pianos for rent at from IS to $25 per
quarter, at BRITTING d BROS Piano and Organ
Depot, corner Fifth and Plum streets se12-30t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

William Reed, an old farmer, was found
dead in his bed near Circlevile, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
O'Leary Still i'm the Lend.

GILMoRE's GARDEN, N. Y, Oct 40 A.
M.-The score of the pedestrians at this
hour stands: O'Leary, 336 miles, Hughes.
2S0 miles.
At y o'clock O'Leary's score stood Sss
miles and 3laps, and Hughes 2S2 miles and
4 laps.
l:2O p. NAT this hour OLeary's score
stands 339, and Hughes 2S4 miles.
New YORK, Oct. 4-3 P. M.-OLeary SIG.
Hughes 2S8 miles
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
Miscegenation NOT Approved of.

WESCVgeWdIEOH HOt AppFUVeU UHs
National Associated Press to the Star.
STAUNToN, Va, Oct. Supreme Court
of Appeals has just decided miscegenation
illegal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NTANTED - GERMAN SCHOLARS - Instruc
w ton either by private tuition or in classes
Address to or call on Mr.. CARL BERSCH, No. 16t
Laurel street oc1-5t"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
The Rifle.

The rife-shooting tournament urder ths
auspices of the 1rish-Amercan Rifle Team
takes place on Prices Hill to-day.
Baseball.
The Capital Citys will play the Mohawk
Browns at the Ball Park on Sunday after
noon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04

LACH1NE, Oct 4.-Sheriff Harding, the
referee in the great race yesterday, gives
the official time at 1922 and declares Han
Ian the winner by over half boat Ieugfh.
He says it was the finest aquatic contest he
ever saw. Itseems that Hanlan went slightly
out of his course when near the buoy and
thus enabled Courtney to pull up on him.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 4.--The result of
the Courtney -Hanlan race Yesterday has
created great deal of dissatisfaction among
sporting men, and he starement that Court
ney threw the race is generally necessarily
credited.
New York Oct 4.-The Herald says the
defeat of Courtney was taken as forcgone
conclusion. A general suspicion is enter
tanned that he sold the race Revelations
are promised.
Fatality Among Race Horses.
New YoRK. Oct. 4-Tne death of Waver-
ly, the celebrated racing stallion, is an
nounced at Lexington, KY; also the death
of Saunterer, the English racing stallion, at
Middle Park. The retirement of Sweitzer.
the PAGER, is also announced from Colum-
bus, Ohio, owing to bursting blood ves.ll
in his nose. 1t is thought the accident my
prove fatal.
The Bats maM BOwEed Ont.
GERMANTOWN, Pa, Oct. 4-The cricket
,r ch between the Philadelphia and Aus
Il. eleven was resumed this moruin%.
~ ps. IN, the champion hatsmin of
tho i'"""eMc a',nsa'S: was bowled ont By George
Newhal1 without H. " 'N'
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17
lioer peo Sabst al Semme

8srbsu Iioer peb Sabst al Ssmme
%llshsosn. ~.
Set. Borfutt,rsu Der bar meeoslt
Rpletr ban &~issoaasmanoers for,
troliae Weobelelier. Deune to9 Del
ben ouenfor lfilbrsoe &onferents,
oa er MI sfter balpanbst Vars Tcr'
leb lite bunotn til nj gipne Orb.
men iuroe brpos &ausbsoen. Sra
en- slIer anben Of be | Sammenfom.
item beIaetiae Ssrrsr fan man mart
oQIaa perte en- grfl1rtr8.
Meo bette tr ri Dog paa ineen
Waaoe fommen tilsnoe, % pi Hut.
Ter lite meo ben rimeliee Sormoe.
nina, at Wanbtn, ri fortalte ON.
fun .r foriuunbsu. Der sr enonn
Saab ON at uoforite Ssmmellabe-
Den, % bet er port inoerli9ite On.
lie, at bisi, 4inier maatts blora9s
bsrtil.
Del or at formobe. at Spfnoe.
rem, liuHet % forbitret oper Dc Ban.
~iteli9bsosr, man la9os ipeien for
ham / bans SGrslano, penote bette
Np9asn % par i 8s9rsb meo Of
bcslps zig til uolanost for - npllt
ON / gnslnnb sllsr be Sorensos
Statsr-at faa lin S%pbasslie betalt.
Yaa 8sisn bsrbsn operraReoes ban
af fin SfiGbns. 8lanbt YasiaSe.
rerne, Iom paa bet uorbtpbifs 3lopo.
lib "Moiel" ben lite December
1875 miitsee 9ipst psb ben itp9tsli.
as grploion / Srtmsrbaien. Der blsu
anitiitet al Mmerifanersn 8bOmas.
bsianot iia cftsr Stibsliiten o9iaa
en- @ilrtsmberssr. Soban Wssele-
ubsn 5pipI Dor Spfnoer. Sil bans
u~betpoellse Gitsrlaosnifaber. Der frem.
oslss Ct ~bsponeret / Bremerbafen.
bar Der inssn Mrpinser melot iis.
Sans Noticsbos ~inoebolber no9le
Mbresisr, lpocnbe paa gn9lane %
Mmerita, ct Yar 8reps. uunerteanst
"Nnris" % ct Document al ielssn.
be Snbbolb: "Oa isa M beginner
mig paa en- itor &eile % no9st
mennelisliat let fan psosriarss mig.
iaa bar ise ioa9 (9oe December
1879 | Banfsn - neo.
laat en- iorieslet Yafte. | builisn ale
G%nfellhebsrne psb min fore Spba.
asIie: SphGpslien al Spnsosiraitsns
9Op,, omitGneelist sr ifilbrsbe. 8
5iliGlbe Of min DEB, % raar iss
inoen tire Mar lite laber bers fro
mig, er 8antsns Sunttion1rsr poo.
laet at aabne Yatfen-altiaa i Oct
lsneits Den 9oe December $3.50
aabn. Semmeli9beoen.
Banfsns Napn mau9lsr i Sofu.
msntet, maa,fs ifulbs bet ieners bli.
be ubfplot lissleoss mup9ler snbusr
unoerlirift. % bet er tpipllomt. ON
Napnet Soban @essle, iom ituar
paa Yaslassrlitsn for bet Horotpo.
Ne 3lopb, er Bet ri9tise.
81 er peb Guben. Spiol ON
Rietiabsoen af ben fore Spdubelis
bsr lite opitaa ~liasopsrior iaa man.
&C @ionsr. % man bar fun at op.
psbis ben 9be December 1873. pao
bpilfsn 8srben oil blipe optrrufci
mee SHentIis9lerelien al Ssmmel'e'
beoen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17

Neif.S icenS CmuibuS.&inte.
IRA @aneas ben she april pil min Cm'
nibus uoIsre rssnlart Cure III Vet Dtees
rab III isl9enee 5ior:
7:I5 Wcrasn ira 9thfpsn I'll Gtpcs, for
pellRlaeree aran.
lO.40 Germ. (eqtr nalr 3rantt fommtr
inn Siir ira Ccpeei I'll 9eliiiptn.
1900 TX. ira 9tifttn I'll Deprt for
slt1ldtnoe Sreu.
1885 Gitrm. (satr nliI iransi ipmmtr)
ira Tcpcei nj @eliliesn.
y. y. Smuibulen nil lilai ira 5tndes
Stcrs, men FlsldStrsr pil bltpe aibtnisre
bpcrlrmbelf. nlar Orort oerrm neol,rtpes
pli an lapis inelaSt / Stntts Sirrt.
4rls ira ~ III OtpWi % cents.
u. ~. Sdmieicn,
Gisr AZ "Gip Suis eintn
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-17

%beitanoie riaa bare abifilise Seite.
bopsoer ioran.
= Iinieren 1876 ipaoiereee
Yariisrne bpsr often | 5uiinopis I'll
Nipolieaoen. for at ta9e ct 9anlie
tieoommeIi9t Sfnslpil / Sieipn. ga.
gen par, at msllem Yalais 8opal
Ylani,n % Goqsabn - iom cnouu
life bapoe faa Napn al Waren9o.
sabsn-os imellem 8iuOli % Saint.
S%onoresaoen opIplt. en- 8ette sIef.
trilfs Cps en- formeli9 9sslon al Nr.
btipsre, Der par iirro mso at fulo.
fere ct itorartst Bpsgeforstaeenoe.
Wan arbsiesbe uesn Ct Sleblits vi.
brposlie Dag % Wat paa Spisrsl.
len al en- Bp9ning. bpis bnrtige
SuIosnosIie neopsubi9aiorbss al ON.
it9nbi9beberne. Ost par "@ranb
SotsI on 9ouprs". iom man be.
itrobte fig for at fna fulbfert, for
at iunos aabnss iamtibi9t men Der.
bsnsubitiumssn. Srops ale Mn.
itren9sller lpttepes bet imirlertio lite
at faa Soisllst aabnet for / Sitobsr
Waaneo.
Men man peatsoe life pna SO.
tsllets Suloierslle for at taas ben
umaabelise Yarterrseta9s | BRIG.
Bntifterns lan9smeo belle SOQlaosn.
iamt en- flor Del Of Saint Sonors.
% Ripoli9aben. bar blspet forenet
for at oanne ct ensite Establishment
Les Grands Magasins du Louvre.
lom 0llerecs beusans par Del llsrlte
/ NJ Slo9s / Werbsu. Chen Ndb.
nln9spa9sn bar bet eitcrboanom op.
llu9t ale Butitfer % SofaIer UNDER
9otellel, ia, man bar mhoaiaa iset
ns npblaaet Ill at lr9as Bella9 paa
tire al $oicllsts @aaros, Der CT ON.
oanne I'll prrstiss Gale. 5or fort
Sio iinen bar gtablislsmenlst after
faaet en- 3ilpGrt al Here npe Gale,
% enooa flaaer 9lerne ousr Wan.
9sl paa Ylaos.
@ranos WdQanns OIL Solibre bar
TO Glsre, 9banharo % 8erlot, iom
bar 90 8ouiord)sier. 90 8o9boIocrs
o. 800 8ontorllt,r. Sisle bar after
Ct Butlfpsrionale paa 1000 Wenns.
FER UNDER lin commando. 227
Mennelier bsltl0iti9es uoelufisnoe
mee at erpeoere Xarer Ill Yroplnh.
isrns % llclanbet. 0e mootnsns
Brsue aabnss bpsr Worasn af 80.
iorlilsli9e Ysrioner, Der alter ale,
usrer 8eliillnssrne Ill Dc iorliltlllat
8ontoiheisr. Suer Wor9er ri. 81
ficrer % Iogns no | 8pen for at
oiltpsrs @arsr til 8icbsrs fra Den
forsaoaenpe Nften. ri. | marble.
rer ct Hssiment Buo no mso Sno.
tiebcne ira ON Sormicbaaen % ri.
5 flersr 30 Tosne bort ior at aile.
ptre De Snbileb. Der CT 9lort ON
Gifermicraasn. Ser fuoes til bette
Drug 100 @eite / Staloeus. Gta.
blislsmeniet beipiisr on9lis 1900
Wenneter Slerile tlllaoer lltmllQ
lite nosen al Dc i oercs 3lensits
uGrenos Yerion,r at iorlaoe Gtn.
bIisismentst for at inbtnae line
Waaltioer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ttt bar en- Spsrefonom. to Gbsier,
isI uuberbsIsr, IA kOit. % y Sp.
uartert.
Wau oil uoenteipl, sitsr at bare
mobtaest Be ioranierte Splpsninssr.
btnrc tunne oanns no ct 8sSrsb
om BET Gin, Der rertr ii9 / bette
Establishment, iom ub~sitrloeli9 er
oct ierite / ut Sla9s % Oct. Der
siusr 5onsn uu / Yarls. bUiIfst sr
sn~sbstposnoe msb belle &etben.