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Evening journal., 1902-05-06
RECEIVERS HELD UP
Chancellor Nicholson Sits in Both Chan
cery and 0rphans' C0urt

Chancellor Nicholson. sitting in
Chancery and Orphans Court yester-
day. made an order of partition in the
real estate Of Isaac Weed. and appoint
ed the following freeholders TO make
the partition: William II. Morrison,
Thomas Tatnall. William r. Hawkins,
Frank Turner and Austin r. Tatnall.
The following guardians were APP
pointed: Louis H. Johnson for Ella
G. johnson: Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company for Elizabeth p. and
Joseph l.. Ocheltree, also Joseph Nc
Caferty.
The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company, guardian OF Julian c. Lee,
made return of SALE which was con-
nrmed Howell S. England, trustee.
was granted permission to sell real
estate of the minor children of Will
liam w. Staples.
The receivers of the Delaware Con
struction Company were authorized to
assent to an agreement with the Will
liam Skinner and Son Drydock Com
pany. of Baltimore. in settlement of
balance due for the construction Of
the drydock in Baltimore. The petit
tion Of the receivers Of the Hygeia Ice
Company, to sell certain personal
property, and to pay interest on mort
cages against the company, was held
up until June 1.
George 4. Brown was appointed
guardian. ad. lit, to represent the
minor defendants in the case of the
executors of David Eastburne against
Maria S. Morrison and others.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
SMALL SAFE BREAKERS
Three Polish Boys Charged With RObbing
IIendCrer'S Office

Policeman Jacoboski this morning
arrested three Polish boys, charged
with breaking into the Office of A. l..
Henderer 4 Sons. Maryland avenue
and Beach street, ON Sunday.
The young prisoners are Fred.
Jagozinski. aged s years, No. 103 Bird
street; Charles Evirt, aged 10 years,
No. 1913 Bird street, and John Fam
lziski aged 8 years, No. 104 Bird
street.
They will be given a hearing in the
City Court tomorrow morning. A
search i'm the Office resulted in all the
missing papers taken from the safe be-
ing found.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Pernsylvania Treasurer Takes office

Harrisburg. Pa. May 6.-Represen-
tatiye Frank G.. Harris, of Clearfeld,
who was elected state treasurer last
November, took the oath Of Office at
noon yesterday and Immediately
thereafter entered upon the duties. Mr..
Harris succeeds Col. James A. Bar
nett. of Washington. who will take up
the practice of law at Pittsburg. The
retiring state treasurer turned over
to his successor all the securities,
which were found 10 be correct, and
showed a balance Of S11.4S4.367.93 in
the treasury. Of which s7SOs.6 .6S7sO is
IN the general fund.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
viii Enlarge actory

The Ford Morocco Company is plan
ming large, improvements to its big
plant at Second street and Greenhill
avenue, and the city engineers already
have marked the lines for the improve
ments Architect e. l.. Rice, Jr., is
drawing the plans for the structures
which will be built on the block bound
ed by Fourth and Fifth streets and
GreenIhill and Ford avenues.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Reilly Lyceum Elects

The following officers of Reilly Ly-
ccum have been elected: President
Peter G. Pranold; vice-president, Henry
G. Saville; recording secretary. john
D. Gormley; financial secretary, NJ
Donahoe. Directors, Harry Hollis
William Meaney, Henry G. Saville
Peter G. Pranold and Joseph Konitzer
The association is in a flourishing con-
dition, and its membership is constant.
ly increasing.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
SYNDICATE GETS MARYLAND R. R
Baltimore Council Passed Ordinance
Providing For Sale.

'tefiNiHS fo' Sei~s
Baltimore May 6.-The second
branch OF the city council by a vote
Of z to 2 last night passed the ordi-
nance providing for the sale 20 the
Fuller syndicate of the city's holdings
in the Western Maryland Railroad. An
amendment was concurred in by the
first branch which provides that the
purchasers shall not be entitled to the
sum of 1881 ,3i4.5O in the sinking fund
and held in trust for the railroad COM
pany. The mayor has signihed his in
tention of signing the ordinance.
The bid OF the Fuller syndicate was
$s.751. .37O45, which sum covers the
obligations of the Western Maryland
to the city of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Horse in Runaway

One Of Warmers horses became
frightened at a trolley car at Seventh
end French streets yesterday after
noon and ran away. The animal fell
at Wilson street when It tried TO make
a turn and the wagon was upset The
coal in the wagon was spilled over the
streets but Thomas Morris the driver
was uninjured.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
New Dressmaki ng o epartn

Il. II. Scott, the progressive mer-
chant. of No 3l4 Market street, has
added a new department to his store
It is a llrst-class dress making depart
ment. and is a decided departure in
Wilmington. 1t will prove a great con-
.venicnce to tho women of this city
who now may have skirts, waists OF
suits made by experienced tailoresses
lat very moderate prices. Every gar
ment will be carefully made and fit
and workmanship will be guaranteed
The department was opened in COM
pliance with the demands of Mr.
Scott's fast growing trade.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Three AppIIcants tor Charters

Instruments to incorporate the fol-
lowing companies were sent to Dover
yesterday by Josiah Marvel: West Vir-
ginia Fuel and Oil Company, capital
S250,000; General Automobile and
Manufacturing Company, Cleveland
o., capital S125, 900, and the keystone
Fire Escape Company, of Philadelphia
capital $130,00O.
Josiah Marvel has received an invi.
tation from the University of Pennsylva-
MIA to lecture before the Wharton
School of Finance and Economy. upon
THE Organization and Management
of Corporations Mir. Marvel has in.
lcOrpOrated over 800 companies under
the State laws. He has accepted tn,
invitation.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Granted Leiters on Esiains

Letters Of administration, c. {. a.,
have been granted by Register Cros-
san on the estate Of Eliza J. Watson
TO J. Watson Phillips. Letters testa-
mentary on the estate of Sarah Nc
einley we're granted to Henry r.
Brinshuret
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
cour, Trial list issued

The trial list for the May term OF
the Superior Court was issued by
Prothonotary Spealman yesterday.
There are III civil cases and Sc for ar
gument. among which are 25 for d.
vorce. Q on demurrer and 7 certiorari.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
workman,a shoulder plsIocated

William j. Kerrigan, of No. 16 Lam
CANISTER avenue. while at work at the
Pullman shops yesterday had his right
shoulder dislocated. He was taken to
the office of DR.. r. ID. Cook Tenth and
Pine streets. where the dislocation was
reduced, after which he was removed
10 his home
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Win sen Moraes and COVE

AT his farm near Centreville today
Frederick Klair will offer for sale
forty head of fresh COWS and springers.
fine stock bulls and about forty
sihoats. At the same time he will Of
fer ten good general purpose horses
among which are several speedy ones.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Blown Up By Natural Gas.

Marion. Ind. May GA building In
South Brandon street occupied by
Fansler's drug store. Rowan's grocery,
John Dilday's saloon. John Darnells
saloon and Hudson & Otis restaurant,
was demolished by natural gas Just
before noon yesterday, injuring at
least a score Of people. A number are
badly injured. The building was en-
tirely demolished. and the loss will
reach into the thousands. Escaping
natural gas is supposed to have caused
tho explosion.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
BASEBALL NOTES


The Clayton and Smyrna baseball
teams opened the season down the
State on Saturday. The game was a
good one and resulted in a victory for
Clayton by the score of II to 10.
O.
The Wilmington baseball team de-
feated the Goldey College nine yester-
day by a score Of is to 0.
-O-
Schultz. who played with Whining
ton last year, is doing good work for
WilliamspOrt this season.
Manager Frysinger, of the Whining
ton A. A.. has engaged a third base
man who promises to be a star. His
name will not be announced for a few
days.
Deal. of the Wilmington A. A., says
he feels in good condition, and expects
to play good ball during the coming
season.
The Stars and Stripes have changed
their name to the Merits. They de-
feated the Dersley Senate on Saturday
by a score of 16 to Is.
o
The Kirlcwood Juniors Baseball Clut
has organized for the season and
would like to receive challenges from
any team in the city averaging II
years. All challenges must be sent tC
Captain Strirzelberger, No. 100 Kirk
wood street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Free Car for Plcnicers

Shellpot Park is open to May parties
and numerous people are seen there
every day. Manager Malin announces
that he VIII furnish a special car free
TO any Sunday school which desires
to hold its picnic in the park.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
TMeive Drowned Ry Water spout.

Andarko. Okla, May GA report
was received here yesterday Of a water
spout at Foss. a town on the Choctaw
railway. in which it is said 10 per-
sons were drowned. The Washinta
river is said to have risen ten feet.
Anadarko people living on the bot
toms fronting the river rushed to
higher ground.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
National Leaque.
chile Laxlnn ocean cabIe.

Santiago, Chile, May 6.-The Chilian|
government is asking for tenders LOT
the work Of laying an ocean cable TO
the Straits of Magellan, starting from
Talcahuano, Chile.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
comnIeting New Shops

Interior work on the new general re-
pairs shops of the Pullman Palace Car
Company will be speedily completed
as the company is in a hurry to have
them in working order.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Muslin Underwear

AS great as the selling has
been, we are able to say we
have plenty of the advertised
goods yet, save in two instances
and they'll be here by time you
are. You can't afford to miss
the
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
WeII-Known Minister Fatally Injured.

New Orleans. La, May 6.-Rev. B.
NJ. Palmer, d. D., one of the most
prominent Presbyterian ministers OF
this city and known throughout the
country, was knocked down by a troll.
ley car yesterday afternoon and per-
haps fatally injured. His arm and
leg were broken. his head was injured
and he IS thought also to be hurt in
ternally DR.. Palmer is SO years old.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
WINDOW sCREENs.

Made to order. TO slide on springs in
side or outside. at Yerger's Screen
419 Shipley street
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS

~ OCKSTADER'S.
ID Always the Best Show I'm Town.
A Great Laughing Bill This Week.
SPARROW. the Mad Juggler
MR.. and MRS HARRY THOItNE x CO
SWAN and O'DAY,
CLAUDIUS and CORBIN, MAY WALSH
CHAS. Il. WHALEN,
GARNELLA and SHIRK,
NICHOLAS and SOLHKE.
Afternoons and evenings, 10. ~, 30 Genus.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS COLON
IST FARES TO THE WEST VIA
B. & o. r. r.

-. q ". A.. II.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company VIII sell daily. until April 30,
second-class one-day cOlonist tickets
TO points in Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton. Oregon and California at very
low rates. To Portland. Oregon, Ta-
coma. Seattle and all other points in
Washington. Oregon and British Co
lumbia, $3.50. To San Francisco, Los
Angeles. San Diego and all other
points in California, $3.50. To other
points, proportionately low rates. For
full particulars, write or apply to H. A.
Miller, Passenger Agent, Wilmington,
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
CROSBY & HILL.
CROSBY & HILL.
The News for
Wednesday

this with the approval of the shoppers
for that day that's why we've made up minds make it
interesting for YOU The sale OF pieces of Muslin Under
wear sc each still progress and continues through
Saturday. This sale in itself is sufficient why you
should visit us-other
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
The New Street Hats.

Trimmed with the stylish lin
en- ribbons in Persian designs,
for about the price Of the ribbons
themselves; sr.25 to $3.o5 each.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL SCORES
American League

American League
Boston, .; Baltimore, 2.
Philadelphia, Z; Washington, b.
Other clubs not scheduled.
National League.
New York, 1; Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn, 4: Boston, ].
st. Louis, 5; Chicago, 2.
Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, 2.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
FINE WINDOW SCREENS

And door screens made to order, at
Yerger's, 4l9 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06

The Wilmington baseball team de-
feated the Goldey College nine yester-
day by a score of Is to 0.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
Corset Covers

At &c, worth Ioc.
At l0c, worth rSc.
At 24c, worth a9c to soc.
At 44c, worth 4oc to 6sc.
At 69c, worth 75c to soc.
At 98c, worth sI.a5.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06

Schultz. who played with Whining
ton last year, is doing good work fol
WilliamspOrt this season.
Evening journal., 1902-05-06
The La France Shoes.

The most up-to-date Shoe for
women; every pair made with
rock oak bottoms and made to
fit. You'll be a friend Of ours
if you try them; high shoes
$500, low shoes Sa.so and $500.
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,er Mohnuna feinss @6pieoerfphnes

Der 8o6nung feines S4Diegerfobnes
art6ur 9. Softer. Der feline Sobn
Walter bebsrrf9te am 8eibna9tstuge
bas gauge 5aus unb mar Die 6reube
bes 9roBbaters. Der 9ouberneur
ma9te i'm Garfe bes Sages einen 8ez
fu9 i'm vMarblanb : Club"
Sn QGesan9 : @Ountp traF eineGnz
5dbl acknowledgement bon benz Der>
ftorbenen Maior QIeranber Sbafp elm.
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gen an alte 8etannte in ienem GDunz
tp, bic er ftets be0a9te, f9on Oorbez
rettet, e6e er iturb, uber nod ni4t un@
ter3ei6net. !0r. Sobn &. Sbup, Der
8rtlber bes 8erftorbenen, feBte feline
unterf9rift barunter unb fdnbte bic
fel6en an bic @liidli6en db, bic nt9t
penig erItaunt paren, bon benz 6eliebz
ten MuiOr @butp nod i'm SOoe be-
bu9t poroen gu fein.
ST. 9uitao 8. Saul, elmer Der Gltsz
item beuti9en S4riftieBer 8altimoz
reg, f~eierte am @eibnu9tstage ieinen
70. 9eburtstag in ieiner Nobnung,
Nr. 1913, SefferionitraBe. !6r. Saul
er6ielt cine 4n5abl 9liidpuni4be5eiz
gungen BON Nab' uno Sern.
3eitun9siungen m 3 o D.
Die 3eitungsiungen bon Baltimore
tpsrben beute Morgen UNI 10 ubr in
6ugenbed's 3oo in Der Convention
6aG u~nentseItli4 elmer Der interefanz
teften @oriteQuneen %beipohnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

gitp glod, %. Mb. 8a6n; Sutton
Station, 90. Mo. 8a6n.
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bon benz Qgenten Gluggett cine Roti3,
baB brei Daggons psiBui4ige &oblen
fir brei Der beIignirten Stationen gu
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qeitern Q6enb, buB b%ieieL6en ober im<
mer nod ni9t eingetroffen feien. 9ret
peitere Duggons iouen bulo folgen.
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auf6in folgenbe 8ert6silungspuntte
fir bic 4rmenfoblen eingert9tet:
gaca>, gegeniiber Gamoen>S traBe;
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StraBe;
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fGltiger GrpGgung Der Su6luge Die
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tuution i'm fommenben 8inter Dur4z
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Die Nrnen uno Not6IeioenDen 81
T6iiben, lei bieier S9ritt n%ot6penotg.
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in Hen@Oprf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
9aS rotbe It d.

Sober @ubIcribent bes r9euti4en GOrreipOnoen'
ten" erbdGt bus. gotbe Bud" fir 1908 audi bisies SaAr
~toItenfrei ~selefert. Der 9erausgeber fam ieOo4 nur
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pelde por benz Is. DECEMBER gu ben 4bonnenten gebO@
rem. Der Sn6a1t bieies Reuiobrsge14sntes Os Ser
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ten" lit au6 i'm neuen Sabre tpieber iebr ret43alttg uno
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bic Bis gum %. DECEMBER abOnnentsn beg ~9eutIden
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bitipn an Der @Ibpetz@de BON 8altimOrs<StraB unb
9oH yOffiss& Denue an. Qaun tann audi per Pofttarts
befeGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27
Ro6[en fiir bic NrmeIl.

9r. @esIeb M. SIer bat einen 9lan,
Die &oblennotb inter ben Qrmeu
gu erlei4tern. - 8efte &oblen fol-
len an feds Stationen gu feds
Gents PRO Ped ~a6gegeben tperben.
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fert Dagen unb gsbienung toitenz
frei.
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Der vQmerican gtszGo.," bat einen
Yldn ausgear6eitet, UNI Der &o6lenz
moth unter ben Nrmen unb Der Nus=
beutung Der Notbletbenoen bor3ubeuz
gen. @r bat it9 nit ben Qgenten Der
philadelphia &c Gedbing Goal &c
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bteie BADEN berIpro9en, INN ale @oz
den feds @aggDns Der beiten Diem
foblen our @ertbeilung CUR 8erfigung
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fetnem Bureau in Der nGtti5ens' Iaz
tipnalbant" an Der 9anoDerzS traBe,
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benz @ntI9lufe getOmmen lei, ben ar
men 2euten, pel9e jeBt 81 @ts. pro
8uideI be5ublen miifen, gu 9ilfe gu
fommen. Die rQmerican @iszGo."
lieFert feds Stationen in Der Stdot
uno iteIt Subrperfe unb 2eute CUR
8erfiigung, pelGe Die &Oblen Oertbeiz
len urb 5nar gu feds Gents pro BED.
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ben unberen @tationen beeintrG4tigt
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ben 3eitungen uqtdgli4 betannt gez
ma9t nirb, an pel6en 9tationen Die
biuigen &o6len fir bic &rmen gu ba=
ben finb. SOIgenbe GorreiponOen3
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beFeren Grtldrung Oienen: rn9rn. s,
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pho C &eabtng GouG &c Sron Co."
Equitable : @ebdube," Baltimore.
geebrter 9err: Sn 8sitGtigung uniez
rer l1nterreOung BON beute frii9 16.
0e5ember) poGen Sic %gefdQigit oui
Soften Der r4merican GiszGO," fir
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bon OfenfobIen fir folgenoe StdtiO=
nen elm MaI jeoe 8o4e beiteaen:
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rrn1IdIi6er Stura.-S 81

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g6ds. Glgert, 45 Sabre alt unb in
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ftiir5te geiternRu9mittag gegen 3 u6r
an Canton : Qbenue uno 8roabpan
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bas linte 8ein 6ra9en. Die re6te
6ifte purbe Iei9t perleBt. Man
f6affte Jpn in's rSObns 9optins'9O>
fpitaL."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

0as taGte Wettet,
fpel6es uns oas @sibna4tsfeit br09z
te, ion na4 ben 9rOpbe5eiungen Oes
Wettermannes in Wai6ingtpn nod Ell
MICE Sage an6ulten. Die 2uft III trotz
fen uno geIunb, unb Der @ino mar
ni6t tart genug, um Ous 9eRen I'M
sfreien als angenebme gr6oIun8 gu
psrbinbern. IS mar bas reinitePraatz
pettsr, nm einsn y8rano" bonn Betbz
nu6tstage ab5utiblen. 6ol9enoeS
NOR Der 6tanb Der Semperatur nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-27

Gin Neger erfroren.
Sin unter benz Numen Ben" befdnnz
ter Reger, tpeI6er auf Der @4aluPpe
noyerome 9aa" gu Gurti5' Ban tRdttg
mar, puroe g~eitern Morgen na5s@ur@
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unterna6m am 0onneritdg QbenO cine
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terra6t BON 2eBterem berlafen. I'm
l u6r Morgens purDe er BON ben
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perIu6ten pergebli4, i'm 3u peten,
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uuf Der @traBe aufgefunOen.
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berlebt, buB er fur5e 3eit nab ietner
QuFna6me i'm rQugem. N~farpIdnoer
6oIpital" Ieinen @unOsn erlug.
STE goli3et Commit
.fGre b~eTtraften geitern cine Qn3obl
glaur0de, neil lie ibre 9oiten ni4t in
oeb0riger 8eiie patrOui1irten. Gbas.
8. Qat6am unb 6reOerid Siaation
BON Der D3tli9en beSublten 81 uno 81
unb bic poli3iIten 6offmun u, Wiaer
BON Der norbpeitli4en Station ie 81.
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Cine nciie nnh Aentih[nnh,

nm bic @elt nber nu4 irgenD einem
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. 3eiie6iIs
Iete iiber ale 8abnz unb 9ampferz
Qinien. 59eo. 8. 9iener 6.
6 o., Ais @aterzStr. $685.
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GrIag feinen 8erGeBun NJ
&c n. - SObn Slepta, Der 806me, Der
am 9onneritag Nbenb bon einent
@aggon Der 5airmountzIpenuezQi nie
i~i6erFabren purbe, nobel inn beioe
8eine bsrIeBt purOeu, fturb geitern at
ben 5olgen elmer an linn borgenomz
menen Operation i'm nSobns 9opfins'
5o1pital." Or. q. 9. &etrle pirb
cine unterfu9ung bornebmen, ba man
glau6t, baB Slepta audi innerli4e
@erleBungen erIitten babe. 9as Rez
iultat Der 1nterfu9ung pirO entf4etz
ben, ob Elm Snquet abgs6ulten tperben
fou.
@efaG3ene @true.- Der
SO Sabre olte CHARLES @uffeG BON
CIR. 1890, QamontitraBe, purOe gez
tern pom 9oIi5eiri8ter 2oOen UNI
S25 unb Soften geftraft, neil er feiner
Satin Sennie @affeu, peI4e in gtr.
III, Wet@@ermunitraBe, pobnt, Ell
nen unerpinI8ten 8efu4 ubituttete
unb ii9 BEL benz Qnlafe auf itanoaz
l0ie Weii e bena5m.
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Shrc Safcl 1T nidt p~pnifdnSia

obne cine 5Iaide bes egceqenten 8e=
brduss aus Sreo. 9auerni4miot's
4nericun 8relperp." gs lit Elm 10
feines uno reines Getrdnt, pie nur
bur6 9ertpenbung Der auserleIsnI ten
MateriaIien bergeitelIt peroen tunn.
Gin 9criu9 tpirb sic baOpn iiber5euz
gen. 9rauerei: 1104-1126 9iuen<
Ctr. Sci. 6. C g. 1914, Wto. 1491.
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