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THE RECORD.


BROOKLYN, ); BALTIMORE, 3.
Tho Brooklyns played another fast game Of
BALL at Eastern Park yesterday. and this time
they scored signal triumph over the champion
Baltimores. Bill Kennedy was at his best, and
as tho gamc drew toward the end he pitched
stronger and more effectively, at the same time
demonstrating that he has gotten himself into
tho winning form which materially aided
his team two years ago. Kennedy let tho
BaltimoroS down for five hits, and gave
but one base on balls. Ho used speed
throughout, and showed commendable head
work. Grim never caught Il moro finished
game in his life. his throwing arm being terror
to base runners. With the exception OF an error
by shindle in the last inning and an excusable
tumble by Kennedy, the Brooklyns' work in the
field was faultless. Some of their plays were so
oleverly executed that tho whole they OK.
celled the visitors In the handling Of the ball.
Singles by Smith and Grim and tumble by
Jennings gave the first run to Brooklyn In the
second inning after two men were out. Another
run was made by Barnies men in tho third on
Jones's base on balls, Anderson's SINGLE and
Shndles force The champs" tied the score
in the third on Robinson's single, Ponds base ON
balls. and Quinn's two-bagger.
There was no break in the tie after that until
the Brooklyns sized up Pond in the seventh, and
scored enough runs to win. Grim opened with
q single. and Kennedy hunted sacrifice to
Pond. There YVES plenty Of wild-eyed roofing
when Griffin got four balls, but the cranks had
an attack of the blues as Jones forced Grim at
third. Anderson, however came to the rescue
with o corking single to left, and Griffin scored
By fast sprintins. 1t then remained for Billy
to hammer anqher b Long long base at nS.r out
son counted.
Tho Baltimores made a desperate finish in the
ninth, and had the crowd on pins and needless
McCraw. who batted for Pond, flied out. Then
Quinn doubled to left centre, and Keeler flied
Vnnn ntrera "a Nndn flR1 lfrh
Shindle's legs. and Quinn came in. Kelley laced
q safe one over Smiths head, and the cranks
held their hearts until the dangerous Doyle
doomed high one, which Canavan caught and
ended the game. The score:
The sun., 1897-05-06

Tho conoy Island Rod and Gun Club opened It's
season q; Dexter Park yesterday. Previous TO tho
shooting the annual meeting held. John
schiioman. James sneviin. and James d. voorhiss
appointed = handicapping committee and the
officers elected were! President. Hugh McLaugn-
tons Vce.President, Fred Ffacnner; Secretary. Dr.
n. G. kaynOr. and TREASURER. John scnlIeman. IL
was decided that In future the cIub shoot wIscall
for ton birds. instead OF seven. as.has been tho
rule. Summary
heguIar monthly club shoot at ten live birds Der
man; handicap rises. William Lair. 30 yards, v;
John scLiieman. ~ yards v; DR.. Parker. ts yards.
VI James Sheylin. ~ yards. v; Henry Knebei. Jr .
30 Sards. si James u. voorhies. " yards. y, Wi.
liam Hughes. Ut yards. b; Richard Hyde, Yg yards
D; DR.. y. q. Raynor, x7 yarus. o. Hugh Mci.auEn.
lin, ~ yAruS, d.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New YORK vs.. Brooklyn. at the Polo Grounds.
Philadelphis Va. Baltimore. sr Philadelphia.
Boston Vs. Washington. &C Boston.
PtttBburg va. Cincinnati. at Pftisburg.
Cleveland vs. Chicago. aI Cleveland.
Louisville vs. st. Louis, at Louisville.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
wlkesbarre vs.. Toronto. at wilkesbarre.
Springfield vs.. Rochester. at Springfield.
Providence vs. Syracuse. at Providshoe.
Scranton va. Buffalo. at Scranton.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Newark vS. Paterson. at Newark.
Lancaster vs. Hartford. ct Lancaster.
Reading vs.. Athletics. at Reading.
Richmond vs. Norfolk. at Richmond.
OTHER GAMES.
Worcester Academy Va. Colby. at Worcester.
Lafayette vs. weAleyAn. At Mijdietowp.
Seton Hall vs.. Elizabeth. at South Orange.
Invincibles vs. Oaklauds. At Fordham.
Fordham va. st. Francis Xavier. at Fordham.
Syracuse University ys. RoohsHer University, a
Syracuse.
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Turner's Gathering In St. Louis.

St. LOUIS. Nay b.-ThouSands OF athletes arc In
this city and are arriving special trains from sIl
parts OF the United States TO attend the quadren.
niSI turnfeSt Of the North American Turnerbund,
which opens here tomorrow. The exer ,ises will be
inAugurAtod at noon with q monster parade on
brOadway IN which 10000 Turner's. repreAr ntinR
all the prominent Versns or the country, will par.
tlcipate. Nine parIoI cars Will arrive to.nluTrOw
morning from New YORK with the Central Turn
SereIn OF New YORK, New York Turn verein. Co.
lumhiA Turn Ycreln or Brooklyn, Brooklyn Eastern
District Iurn yeren. and Camden Turn Veroin,
Tue Nawiork delegations' heAuqugrIsrs will be at
North h. LouiA Turner Hall.
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whist.

MoNTCLAIR, May b.-The match for the New
Jersey State trophy was played here tonight
between tho Montclair Club. holders and the
Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club challengers.
and resulted in q victory for Montclair by thir-
teen tricks. The teams were:
Montclair Club-v. 3. Milford Y. NJ. Harrison. T. T.
Reid, and C. H. KiomRn.
Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club. NJ. Martinson. p
r. Roberts. O. r. Brown. and y. c. Edison.
The New Jersey players are making a great
effort to get together a strong team for tho
match against New York on Saturday next at
Newark. They hope TO wipe out the crushing
defeat of last month. when Now York won by
forty -four tricks.
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KENNEDY'S SWIFT CURVES.
HELP THE BR0ORLFNS TO TRIUMPH
OYER THE BALTIMORES.

Harmless Men Play Another Fast Game-Bos-
ton Again Defeats philadelphia -Cincin u
and ~. Louis win-Iouisviiic and PittsburE
Break Even-Other Gnmes Played Yesterday
Wet grounds prevented the New Yorks from
playing their scheduled gamo at Washington
yesterday. Over at Eastern Park the Brooklyns
proved too much for tho champion Baltimores,
Kennedy pitching great game for Barnios
team. The Clncinnatis won close contest from
the Clevelands, thereby moving into second
place, as tho Philadelphias dropped another
game to the Bostons. Louisville and Pittsburg
played two games, and each carried Off vic
tory st. Louis took the Chlcngos' scalps and tied
them for tenth notch. Tho results:
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 3.
Boston. Z; Philadelphia, D.
Cincinnati. 3; Cleveland, 2.
ST. Louis. v; Chicago. T.
Louisville. loi Pittsburg, 8 (nrst game).
Pittsburg, 8; Louisville, tsecond game).
At washington-Wot grounds
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=, Earned runs,Brooklyn. 9; Baltimore 1. Two.base
on err@orsE1srookyn; or Baltimore; e. First base on on
Kennedy, 1; by Pond. /. Left on bases-Brooklyn. 6
Baltimore 3. Time-1 hour and 85 minutes. Um.
pire-Hurst. Attendanoe-5. 700.
BOSTON. a: PHILADELPHIA. 8.
Bosros Mass, May b.-Boston's hits and Philadel
phias errors were punched in the seventh inning to-
day, and the home team took the nnal game OF the
series after uphill fight. The score:
The sun., 1897-05-06

THE Sun Individual Championship Tournament
Arnold, MacLAilan. and W. Gerdes.
Harlem League-Lrnwood. wen Harlem. and
Puritan.
Empire vs.. Metropolitan.
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Other Games.
AT PRINCETON
PRINCETON. I.n,Ss SS1 1Sd AL u 9
Batteries-Altman and Kafer White and Carman.
AT DoBBs EERRI.
SIslsr %..snini;;.;s 39,s g 9 -sSS oS ss 3 lSs S
BatteriesaaBrokaw. Collins and Homsns Constable.
AT roRRNsroS
Hsr.SSH; 4ss.ins.on:s ;a:.,..ss GSSssS SS--S,SS !
Batteries-Lynch. Donovan and Theisen; Drimble
and Bottenus.
AT NEWARK.
SsSsEtHiF9GI Ss!.1f hdas9I ! Ssia So-ssiaa !
Batteries-Titchen and Daloi; Hurd and Smith.
NEW HAVEN.
Esisyst,s.: fsisy .-lf o-f "
Batteries-Fearey. Hamiin and Bartlett; Nevins and
Barclay.
PaFs%sa.n p IT %s4ho.;5 .5 Y-II55 Y-I5 II II
Batteries-Tabor. Conway. and Drew; Miner and
Agon.
wn;;.........S -
Batteries-Brady and Dunno; Paine and scannell.
GARDEN CITY
so'f St. Paul nltp: .'....:..s .'....s )
Batterss-clark and Ward. Henderson and Starr.
At Lock Haven. Pa.-Normal School at Look Haven.
Q; Genuine Cuban Giants, z.
At New London-Bulkeley School. IL; Norwich Free
Academy, 10.
The sun., 1897-05-06

Earned runs-BoRton, 81 Philadelphia. g Twobase
hit-Cooey. Sacrifice mt-Clements Stolen bases
Hamilton. Long, stahl. Cooley. Bases bails-On
Lewis. o.; OF orth. l.. Hit by pitched ball-LaJoie.
Boston. 8; P6iiadsiphia, Il. Time-9 hours and
minutes. Umpre-Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Q; CLEVELAND. 9.
CLEVELAND. May 5.-Cleveland played unucky ball
to-day, getting long hits when no one was on tho
bases. and lost to Cincinnati sockalexis the lion
OF the day. His home and great throw-in OF q
caught ny. catching . man at the plate. were tho
features. The SCORE:
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Earned runs-Cieveland. 81 Cincinnati, ]. First
base on error-Cincinnati, First base on balls Ion
Wilson. 4; on Damman. .. Homo run-sock alexis.
Three-base hit - Blake. Twobase hits Burke.
Vaughn: Double play-sockalexis and Zimmer. sac.
rince hits-Blake, Wilson. Hoy. Stolen bases-wal.
lace. Burkstt Hoy. Miller. Struck out-By Wilson, 4i
By Dammen. 9. Hit BY piteher-By Wilson. !; by
pamman; I. Left on bases-cleyeland. II Cincin.
natl. z. Umpires-McDermott and Mcdonald. Time
- hours and minutes. Attendance-3.e0O.
gT. LOUIS. o: CHICAGO. 2.
CHICAGO. May b-The tail-enders snatched victory
from likely defeat In the last inning to-day from
Ansons anarchists. 1t was ragged and slow game
compared with yesterdayB. The score:
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BaAebAIl. Hhle Grounds. Z. p. N. To-Day.
New York vs. Fooklyp. Adm. 90 et..-AaH :.
The sun., 1897-05-06

EhFnou Fuhs-Chlcago, Ut 81 LoulS, o. First base
srrors-chicago, 4; 81. Louis, 2. Left on bases-Ch
eaEo ST. Louis. TO- First base on bAs-on Grim II.
Donahue. 0. Three-base hits-Turner. Connor Nc
Farland. Two-base hits-cross, Hartman. Sacrifice
hits-Cross t2), Bierbauer (2). Dahlen. Hartman,
Lange. Everett: stolen baass-Cross (8). Turner.
Thornton GrLnith. Lange (2), Donahue. Double plays
Cros. and Hartman. Hit by pitcher-By Gr.ffith. l.
WHO pitch-Donahus. Umpre-o'Day. Timo-l hour
The sun., 1897-05-06

PITTsBURG. May 0.-Pittsburg and Louisville played
two games to-day, Louisville winning tho first and
pltsburg the second game. The management OF both
clubs decided to disObey the League rno prohibiting
double events ON the first series OF President
Kerr believes that the other clubs viii not object as
Pittsburg is several games behind the schedule and
has catch The scOTos: "
The sun., 1897-05-06

Earned runs-Pittsburg. o. LousVillc. g. Two bsss
hts-Lyons, MeCreery, Pickering. Three-brse hits-
Singnidn btodie, smith. Home rGn.-Lyolla. Rogers
First 6aAe on 6Gls-oM Henmlng. u on tuhlling6 am
~ on hsw ley, on Hastings, ., Stolen Lases-Don.
oyar ltE Struck out-By Cunningham, 1; by Has
ting. o. Double play Rogers Johnson and Werden
Lst1 On Aes-ritlsbuIg. u Louisville. o. Times
The sun., 1897-05-06
New England l.eague.

At Taunton-Brockton, Q; Taun.on. l..
AZ New Bedford-Pawtuokot, v; New Bedford, 0.
No other games played.
The sun., 1897-05-06

@. s. de windt-To ride from Broadway Ferry,
Brooklyn, to Hampstead, l.. l., go to Kent ave.
nue. and direct through South Eighth street to
Bedford avenue; follow the latter to the Eastern
Parkway and direct TO Stone avenue; then turn
left TO Glenmore avenue and direct on Broad
way to Jamaica. From this point ridc to Spring
fold and direct through Rosedale to Valley
Stream; continue to Lynbrook and turn left
through Norwood, Hampstead Gardens, and
West Hampstead 10 Hampstead. This route is
han "a finr,
The sun., 1897-05-06

Paul Russell.-To ride from Stamford, Conn.,,
to Peckskill \. y, take the following route
Leaving Stamford go TO Greenwich, and then
through Glenville to Purchase; continue to
White Plains and direct to Eimsford; turn to tho
right to Unionvillo and then ride direct through
PocantiCo Hills, Pleasantvile, and Chappaqua
to Newcastle; continue TO Mount Kisco and di-
rect TO Pine Ridge; then ride to Croton Dam
and direct to Peekskil
The sun., 1897-05-06

The committee In charge OF the Milburn road
Eace has secured the consent OF the Township
The sun., 1897-05-06

A Constant Reader.-In riding from Plainneld
TO Weston, y. j., 90 to Evona and then to Dun
ellen; then ride to Bound Brook and direct to
Weston.
The sun., 1897-05-06
For Many Months

we have been inviting all New
York to call at our factory and
see the
The sun., 1897-05-06

sECOND-HAND 'O0 COLEMAN, $50,
Examine them eforo buyug a cheap bargain
counter" wheel. Columbias are reliable. Tandems
ST6 Park place.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

$50. 1853 Z. Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-05-11

be9udt. . Gina, ib bin 10 9liidlid,
llno werln i9 2aop Gatberon bin, ioDii
Oh INNER bel mir neilen, bis gu
pirtlib meme Shtpelter biit uno &u'
oolpbs Srau."
rSb bin miioe, Srirp, i'd friere."
,,@ialt gu mir ni6t Slid min.
iben, 2ina?"
sd piinide-Sir-8liid."
Sbre 2ippen limb treioepeiB, lie bsbt
pie Gipenlaub.
Beatrice aebt, Gina atbmst tisf
auf.
sGiu bod Srirp! llno iie bat 9e=
9laubt, oab er iih fir iie intereiiierte.
Wit ibr bat er aeiproben, iie bstrahs
tet ruie nie Beatrice, bel ibrem Naben
mar er err0tbet, lie bat iein Ser3 po6en
9efiiblt, lueiln iie ii6 auf ieinen Nrm
itilBte, uno bod mar es Strip!
Srant Dor Nsrser uno Ieio lest iie
Den Sopf auf bic Nrme.
,,@ins biibide Ssloin, bore i'd ben
2eier rufen. ,.ein nleorises, ielbitiides,
bersloies 9eI6Opf!"
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20.
an ,tuci Sonten.

5rib am nd4iten Worscn beitei9en
uniere SOuriiteu ben gBa9en, lie IiBen
wie Says Supor. Sir 8ittOr neben
Beatrice, &uoOlpb neben &ina. gber
Der SarOns 9uiterbeit lit UOriiber,
Spinun9 eriiillt ieiu SerS. Gr 1T Elm
beibeioener Mann. oab bic arne yme=
r~itanerin unter ibm itebt. beoentt er
nidt. oaB iein Stang. iein &eihtbum
lie beeinfluien tOnnte, trauut er nidt.
Gin bsrrlider, w%oltenloier Sag boil
frii9er G~ebir9sluft uno prd6ti9er Gss
Qeno. Wilbe Sbdler, bemOpiie Sell
len, oOnnernoe 8ieBbd6e, barilBiae
&inber, Weni6en uno Sbiere inter
einem 9ad, S6mub uno Irmutb,
ple is es ME ertrdumt baben.
,,Mein Soft. pis tann man 70 ers
bGrmll6 leben," rlIt Gina.
,,Seines 2sbens 8cipent i6eint
Nrmutb, ia9t &uoOlpb, lid pette,
Die Seute ellen, triuten, liebeu, beira=
then uno limb 9lilfliher als MR."
.,Mel6' tb0ri6te &eoe! Seiratben
uno lino 9liifli4. Sic beiratbsn pobl
uno in Der Gde 9runSt Elm Sdwein
uno jeoe Siitte winlmelt bon &inoeru
-aber 9liidlid!"
uSn Seinem W0rterbll6 iino gr.
mitb uno gleno 9Ieidbeoeuteno."
,,8leidbeoeuteno! tein menI6li6es
uebel tOmnt Der armutb 9leib!"
Spat Nbenos errei6en iie 9iQarnep.
lleber benz berrlideu See itrablt Der
frieoli6e WOno. Ser Scene Sh0n-
belt ipOttet aler g8Orte. Sic iteben
am uier uno betra6ten idwsi9sno bic
wunOerbor berrli6e Ge9eno.
,.9Ort limb yOOte." ipribt Gin
9ittCr enOIi9. lid i4lase cine @ai'
ieriabrt Dor"
80 ia, io!" ruff Strip beeeiltert,
,,eine 6abrt auf benz &iQarnepiee,
Slna, tannit GUS faNen?"
.@iait gu nit mir iabren," men.
bet &uoolpb iih an feline GOuiine,
,,Ooer 8ebit Su lieber nit ben @noe.
ren?"
,.Wtein @Ott. ME arti9 gu auf Elm.
NAL mirlt, iuie beoa1t auf Nnoerer
@etiible. es 1T wirtli6 cine gang nerls
Seite Defines intereNanten Gbarattcrs.
9tOtiirliA QPbe i6 nit Sir. Ruoolpt
StuNrt irOmm lpie Gin 2amm. 1T wic
sin betra1tensWertbsr 8e9epltano."
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6OrtieB ING q.

Ser tOnnte iib before Seiddfti'
Qun0 Iuben, lag ibn oOs nit elmer
Gmpfeblung."
,GU Iduaneit aIio ni6t, oaB Su
bier oben warit?"
.Nein."
Mit Sir Gittnr olein2"
,,Wtit linn 0leiu."
,@oDOn ipradt ibr?"
Bon 9in9er, Die ia su Seiner Gr=
b0ulrng niAt Dieoerbolen Tam. Salt
gu nod mebr 6u fragen?"
Worb er nm 9i9?"
,,9tein," ieufst iie, ,,iol6es Slid
bliibt ni6t fir Gina Welp."
,@iiroeIt gu i'm beiratben, tpenn
er I'm Did wdrbe?"
,.Ob i4 i'm beiratbete! bite, frase
bernitnfti9ere S0den."
,@iiroeIt gu i'm beiratben?"
glergere mid nidt, Ruoolpb,
fprid lieber bonn Wetter, ITS ni6t Elm
berrli6er MOr9en?"
&UoOlpb Stuart aber ldBt lia ni6t
lire MAIDEN.
@ntnorte, miiroeit Su Cir 8ittOr
Geiratber. wenn er I'M DID niirbe?"
Sic blidt ben Waun, ben iie liebt,
felt an.
.gHsnn Sir 8ittor UNI mid Dirbt,
tperoe i'd ieiu @eib."
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Ius Dem Gnsliideu.

Sei0en sic mir bic S6onbeiten be-
gfatur, man aeniebt iie piel better.
tpenn man oarauf %aufmertiam senad
tpir6."
Was tpnnte Cir Sittor tbun?
limb fort 9ings iiber Strt llnr
Stein, bic sanse Soriju9eno binter=
her.
@as iaait Oh su SrirDs oiploma=
tif9em Salent9" f~liiltert Guoolpb Gina
81. ,,Nrmes Sinh, Tie iudt nur osa
Saters 8ebot gu erfiiQen."
-S6aoe. oaB iie feline ausii6i
bat."
,,Meint Su?"
Sir Yittor, tper 1T Sbr erniter
6reuno?" f~lilltert Beatrice.
,,Gs 1T Der ebrentpertbe Sammonb,
"atDeiter SObn oes Soro 8lengarp uuo
S%auptmann in einem i9ottiiaen &esi.
ment."
Mtit neuer Gbrfurdt betra6tet MiB
Stuart ben 9roBen ibpeiaianten &rie-
ger, ben Sobn zines Soros.
Gs lit Elm berrliher Sag, bic Scenes
RE praatOou. Sir 8ittor aber be.
nimmt ii6 einIilbi9 uno seritreut, er
gibt 81, etpas peritimmt 81 iein.
Sell uno laut i9aQt 2iuas 2aden
beriiber.
.9luf Der anbern Settle tp~enieitens
i4eint quite 2aune ST. berriben," be-
merit SaoD Selena lG6elno. ,.Sina
g0elp 1T wirtlla elm reisenoes Mtdb-
6eu."
Beatrice pirft einen Seitsnblid auI
ben Baron.
,,Gs 1T cine befannte @ei6i1te,' -
ia9t lie, ,.oaB &uoolpb uoo Gina nur
Glitdlih limb, tuenu iie beiiammen iino.
SD CLAUDE, mein Sruber tpdre obnebir
ni9t nit, tuenn Sina ni4t babel 9ews=
len pQre."
SIS lit alio cine alts Nei9una?"
fra9t Saop Selena.
,Sa, iebr alt, Gina wiro fir mid
cine rei3enoe S6pdgerin ab9eben,
glauben Sic ni6t. Sir 9ittor?"
Isle iiebt i'm unsetiinitslt an,
pabreno iie ben 0Olb in iein pers
numb bares SerS bobrt.
Gr periu6t al ladeln, etpas Ser
binolides gu ia9en, Seioes miblin9t.
Milrriid iibt ct uno bOr6t auf bic
luiti9en Stimmen oriiben, iibsrSsu9t,
oaB aud er Eina Wslp liebe.
SIN 3wielidt errei6en iie 8lensariif
rno fabren bel Wonoibein naA elmer
Sniel. Sin 9liidlidsr 3ufaa fiibrt
Gina an Sir Yittors Seite. Saupt=
mann Sammono buloi9t Beatrice.
Die Gltern, fir pelde Monoli6t
auf Der See ldnsIt isinen 3auber per=
loren, SBau unb gtaht absr ibrs
S6reden bebalten babsu, bleiben am
&anoe. Die irii1eu goOtsleute ipan=
nen bic Se9el.
Sir gittor bdlt iid bi9t an 2iuas
Seite. Wie i9Ou lie 1T i'm Silber=
li9t bes Monoes.
..ROmm' i6 gu ipdt?" frast er iid,
.,llebt tie ibren Setter?"
Gina beObadtst N0es. Sdtte 1ie js
i3re Wabt iiber ibm beSueifelt. ieBt
mar iie oerielben sewiB. Sic lGbsli
uno bat nur aufmertiamteit uno
ireunolihe @Orte fir Den Baron.
,,@enn mir gn9lano erreidt baben,
iprede i'd" bentt oieler erleibtert.
,Sina @elp iol meme 8emablln wer.
oen."
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SchIaf,

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, Opiat oder
Schlafmedizin hervorgebracht, list ungesund,
entschieden zu verwerfen. Es untergrabt die
Gesundheit, z~errittet die Constitution und der
Patient verfallt sicher in einen schlimmeren
Zustand der haufg in die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit a~uSartet, wo Cocaine und Opium
unumganglich n6thig sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her.
vorgebracht, kommt vielleicht nicht so schnel,
aber er kommt sicher und iSt andauernd we'll sr
durch das naturliche crosse heilende umd YER
jingende Mittel hervorgebracht wsa sas
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nahrt die Nerven nit lebensvOller Eaersie
und starkt die Constitution Won der wirElichen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens - durch
reines, reiches rothes Blut.
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bat felt ibrer Organization an ibre
Policp=S eliber beSablt: iiber
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Die Wanbattan Ssbsnsberiide>
rnnss : 0eisQiGaft non
Neu Dort

3em Uort
bat felt ibrer Organization al lire
POlicp=SeliBer beSabIt: iiber
S4O,5OO,OOO.
PreB : @Ommentare iiber ben AZ.
Sabresberi9t fir oas Sabr 1896:
,@epinue iiberaQ. "-R. .. Eribuue.
Gin i4oner @erptnn fir bic @eieai9ait.@
-9t. y. Gun.
e3unabme an @utbaben unb ueberi6us.'
81. .. Simes.
rSabresberi6t siu itarfsr. 80. y. Wail
anb GrpreB.
cuulere g%ratulation Der Manbottar III
Der 6ra9t ibrer arbcit. "-N. y. Commercial
aouerttier.
.Giue bliibenoe QebeusuerIi6erunos @e.
ieuitdit. 20. .. GusnIu9 Bot.
Cine pOrii6ti9 mterIu6te NuSruabl Dor.
jll9ltder Sl9erbeiten. Pc. y. Sourual OF
Commerce.
Gin iebr bsiriebtsenoer geri6t fir bic
Rolicps Seiieer. SO. y. Rorlb.
rGoloene gutbaben. So. =. Sournol.
r0as ebeu beeubste Sobr ,eist eineu @es
MINI pom @utbabsn uuo al ueberi6ub."-
W. y. YreR.
ygeiammt llmIa9en ON 81. Ge;. 1896:
S14,621 ,522. 20. "-6iuancial Reps.
,SO9it beirieOiseuo. "-Snueitigator.
Gin porSit8li6er ,Seri6t. "-Bau Street
gterpS.
rSsbe SotaIiumme set9t @epinne 80.
y. @usnin9 telegram.
s8oblperpaltste Sntereiieu." She
Siuancier.
Sue beneibeuswe.tbe 9aufbabn." -Gbe
Subepenbsut.
Die Serren Sic Gnsel unb SGbue iino bic
Siitritt : 9l9snteu bieier superlGIii9eu uro
woblbefauuteu geieui9ait. Sic boben
etiuas iibsrauS Qnjiebenbes fir ben
Nann ober bic Srau, welde bic ii6srite unb
bette acknowledging piiui6sl, lpeltbe gu
babsn 1T. I'm uGbere austunft iprs9e man
Dor bel obsr i6reibe All:
Mr Gusrl L. Guns,
$50. 1853 Z. Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-13
k0BBED A RICH COUNTY BANK
There's With Smooth Tongues ENTERTAIN
Cashier While Money Drawer
is RHsd

NEW YORK, n. Y, April 12.-The
Yonkers Savings Bank. the richest bank
ing institution in Westchester County,
was robbed of $44o0 to-day by three dar-
ing thieves. 1t took the men fifteen
minutes to do the work. Then they
escaped, and their chance of being cap
tured is small, as the only person who
saw them is unable to give descriptions OF
value to the police. While the clerks
were out to lunch and the aged cashier,
Lyman Cobb. WAS alone in the bank q
young stranger entered, engaging III an
aimless conversation and holding the
cashiers attention while a pal rified an
old-fashioned change drawer in which the
money was kept. It was only when the
conversationalist ran short of interesting
topics that the cashier turned and dis
covered what had been going on behind.
A cooked pistol stuck under his nose and
a warning that the least sound meant his
life gave the thieves the moment they re-
quired to get safely away.
The cashier, badly ratified, rang the
burglar alarm, within reach all the while,
and waited dazed till the police arrived.
They found watchman on the Hudson
River front who saw three men row over
to the jersey shore. kilograms were sent
to every hamlet on either side of the river,
but up to midnight not the slightest trace
was found. The whole section teens with
busy villages.