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The Washington times., 1905-07-16
AUSTRALIAN HOLDS
SWIMMING RECORDS
kieran Has Been Very Sue
cessful.
CONTINUALLY IMP R0V IN q
Every Succeeding Effort Is Eettn
Than Best Previous Race-HAs
Been Healthy.
CONTINUALLY PROVING

LONDON, July ia few years ago
the whole OF the worlds swimming rec.
ords belonged 10 English,nen- Now the
whole-that is, those q { recognized
distances-beIong to Australia, mainly
through Kieran.
a remarkable tninis ahlct his SWIM
ming is TINT nearly every succeeding
effort is ar improvement .pon all pre-
vious ones. so that 1t Is difficult to es-
Innate what he is capable OF doing, but
providing the climate of London suits.
something, phenomena may be expect
ed. The other Australians who have
helped 20 create worlds records over
shorter distances than Kieran are A.
Wicknanl, SO yards in GA s-s, and r.
Cavin end Cecil Heaiy, who shsre tho
10o yards in 9.5S.
Weighs 15s Pounds.
Kieran is not out for advertisement,
and tres to prove by deeds rather than
wo.1ds. Saving an admission that he
vas not particularly good starter, ana
7ysis rather slow, he had little to say.
When, however, his attention was
drawn to the fact that whereas fr, Aus
tl'alia races are started by pistol. over
here men are told to get ready. and
then go. he remarked that he thought
tnaC tna laIter meInOQ wOulQ De nof9
favora BILE to him.
Kieran Is older IN appearance than he
really is. He stands feet 61s inches,
and when ht weights II stone pounds
Q5s pounds), although at the present
time he is a few pounds more. How
ever. the voyage TO England did not
cause him to fill out as mach as had
been expected. He is dark, and has a
very big and bright eye.
He swims under the ,oj0rs OF the
North Sydney Gub-red, ---.lite, and
green. In his clothes the 's,t is rather
deceptive, for ne does not convey the
idea that he is well developed He
neither smokes nor drinks. and Mr..
Mitchell, who first noted INieran'S great
powers, says that he considers the
regular manner in which he has lived
and his healthy life the Sobraon have
been largely responsible for his speed
powers
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
ST. VINCENT OUTFIT
DOWNED IMMACULATE
Had Opponents Blanked Until Eighth.
Game Resulted in Pitchers
Duel.

After poor showing on Friday the
st. Vincent team braced up and defeated
Immaculate by to 5.
1t looked like a shut-out UP to the
ending of the eighth, when five hits ana
five runs gave the Immaculate boys their
final tally.
St Vincent led off. Turner's three
base hit sent one man across the pan,
and Mack scored on Carricks error
In the second both sides banked and
the third round gave ''Vin'' a run, Lewis
scoring on Johnson's out, aided by two
sacrifice hits. In the seventh three men
crossed on heavy smuggling. while in the
ending of the eighth the Immacs scored
their five runs, and the ninth inning both
sides BANKED.
Turk Chism arrived in the beginning of
the fourth, and relieved Gallagher, who
went to the right plot where he retired
Tom Cole on long catch through the
trees with one hand. Chism could not
accomplish his former record of sew
enteen strike-outs, and only five Tur-
nerites took to the tall timbers.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

The first consignment of horses for
the Providence meeting. which begins
Monday. was William divers horses.
OtheE shipments consisted of the horses
of the Boston Stable and consignments
from Frank Regan, Matt Byrnes, and
others. The meeting should be a big
success, as there will be enough horses
on hand to fill the races, and the class
will be much higher than is usually the
case at such meetings.
Tom Healey will take the entire stable
of R T. Wilson, jr., to Providence, and
from there he takes them to Saratoga
Mr.. Wilson has entered liberally IN the
various stake events. and such horses
az, Dolly Sparker. Gamara, Bill Phillips.
and Gallayant will add a LOT OF tone TO
the racing
The ten stakes filled remarkably well.
averaging more than forty horses to
each race The s. 500 Rhode Island Han
dicap got forty-five entries. The Sound,
a stake for two-year-oids, leads, with
fifty-tive entries, including Biii Phillips
and Galldyaat
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Two base hit--Carrick. Three-bas
hit-Turier First on baIls-Off Wood
en-. z: off Chism. 9. of Gallagher. l.
First on errors-St. Vincent, 5; Immacu
late, ). Left on Dases-St Vincent. s;
mmacuIate O. Sacrifice hits-Mack
Spauiding. Collins. Stolen bases-John-
son ca, Turner, Moffitt; Julian CANA
Her Struck out--By Wooden. 3; by
Chis1n, 3. Passed ball-Moffit Umpire
MIR. Gray. Time Of game hour and
% minutes. =
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

columns OF The Times that I will back
Marion Biddle against Kentucky Rose
for $500 IN a match race to be run over
the Brightwood course. distance and
date suitable to Mr. cotton In addition
I will give him ten pounds the isst
of the weights by putting up JOCKEY
Buckley. who IS ten pounds heavier than
Wapshire. Yours truly.
GEORGE F. SULLIVAN"
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
COVER AND SWENARTON
TOOK TENNIS H0N0RS

The seri-hnaIs of the handicap tennis
tournament at the Bachelor Club were
decided yesterday afternoon.
The results were as follows:
Cover (6> beat Wilson
lowe 81 ---.-.----..-..-.- 46; Ga; 81
Swenarton fH beat Nea-
bold (S) .................. 60; IS; s
On Monday afternoon Cover and
Swenarton Will play the finals for the
trophy offered by the club.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
BLANKS DOUBLED
PRESSMEN'S SCORE

The Blanks defeated the Pressmen
yesterday. by the score of 10 to D.
At no time during the game were
the Blanks in danger of being worsted.
Williams for the Pressmen carried off
the pitching honors. allowing ten hits
10 twelve off Singleton.
The score.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Two-base hit-Deakins. Three-base hit
-Havens. First Dase on balls-On
Williams, 2. First base by errors
Blanks, 4; Pressmen, 2. Left on bases
Blanks, 6; Pressmen, 9, Sacrifice hits
Ruedy, OConnor. Stolen bases-Mac-
Clane t2) Deakins, Arends %. Strudley.
DALEY t3t. Ruedy. Struck out-By
Singleton, 2: by Williams. 3. Double
play-MacCiane to Strudley to Daley.
Hit by pitcher-By Singleton /: by
williams, 8. Umpire-Mr Dougherty.
Time Of game hour and 45 minutes.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16


issuance OF a trainers license to Sam
Hildreth is proved by the success of
the SmathGrs horses since Hildreth too,
charge of them
Hildreths reinstatement. or rather
restoration to favor, for he never was
ruled off, VIII tend to keep Mr. Smathers
on the running turf and next season his
stable is likely 10 be one of the most
powerful on the Eastern Circuit
Gossip has been rife during the past
Few weeks as to the possible appoint
ments of the gentlemen TO make up the
State racing commission. Il is stated
on excellent authority that Congressman
James Wadeworth. of the Geneseo Val
ley, will be the chairman of the board
Speculation had 1t that August Bel
mont would retain the commissioner
ship but recent xAets seem to Indicate
that Governor Higgins will not appoint
him TO his old position as chairman
Mr.. Belmont has done much for rae
ing, but 1t seems that politics has come
into the racing association. With Wads-
worth as chairman, certainly one of the
present commissioners has 10 GO
Whether it viii be Sanford. Morgan. or
Belmont remains To be seen. 1t Is the
Governor Higgins seems TO be in no
hurry. however, TO make a decision
-
Western racing men have been much
in evidence here this season, due doubt
less to the troubles in many States that
the race tracks are having and the fight
of the rival association
Among the smaller owners who have
done a fair share OF running with small
strings on the metropolitan tracks are
kansas" Price, w. A. Harding, Mrs.
c. g Durnell, Mont Tennes. and ". w.
Darden-
The Western invasion now racing in
.le East will be recruited soon by the
stables Of Ed Gardner and T p. Hayes.
who win ship here from Highland Park.
Both have raced in the East before and
are well and faVorably known
r.. N Putnam, who came here several
days ago in the interest Of Talbot
Brothers, whose string is now racing
at Latonia, has succeeded in getting
stable room The horses will be shipped
here at once and Will be campaigned
racing season.
Johnny Fay, well-known Louisville
bCokmaker and owner of thoroughbreds.
reached here yesterday, and expects to
abouts. He Will not start any of his
horses here. but they will carry his coll
ors at the forthcoming Saratoga meet
ing, to which place they will soon be
shipped
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Two-base hit-Keane First on balls
s; Newports. 5. Sacrifice hits-W. B.
c.. 1: Newports. 6. Struck out-W. b.
c.. 8; Newports. II Hit by pitcher
W. =. c., /; Newports, 3 Attendance
800. JTnnpire-Mr Beckert Time of
game hour and 50 minutes
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
WASHINGTON BOYS
DEFEAT NEWP0RTS

For the second time this season the
Washington Boys Club defeated the
Newports on the Monuu1rntal Grounds
yesterday, winning by to g
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
COMING FIGHT
CREATES TALK
Accuse Britt of Seeking
Easy Money.
HART HAS MADE FRIENDS
- Not Making Boasts About Cham
pionskip and Is Willing to
Fight.
HART HAS MADE FRIENDS

NEW YORK, July 15-Jimmy Britt is
looking for easy money, and evident
~ does not think. any of that kind
comes with Battling Nelson
He fights Xii Sullivan next week.
sullivan, on form, has about as much
chance with Britt as Hart would have
with Jeffrfes. Nobody believes that
Britt Is afraid 80 put on the mitts with
Nelstn, but it must be said the per
Hstent sidestepping of the California n
indicates that he is not looking for any
OF this game until the time comes when
ne must fight a good one in order to
make the taking on of easy marks"
profitable.
50 There is no doubt that Marvin Hart
has, made many friends by his conduct
since the defeat of Root. He is MAX
ing no claims for championship honors.
but he very properly, II modestly says
that 1t is up to the man who takes the
title 10 show him. The belief Is grow
Ing here that Hart Is pretty c1ose to the
top of the heavyweight division, with
jeff barred
We are to have an invasion from
England IN the fall. Jim Bowker, Owen
Moran, and Jabez White all are COM
Ing over for fight, with, OF course, a
modicum OF good American dollars on
tie side They can get all the fl i-ht
they want and there is equally little
doubt that they will be able to cop
off rea sonable number OF dollars.
White and Moran. who have been h ro
recently made good as game, skiliful
scrappers. while Bowker in his divi zion
is said to be a crackajack
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

them. their speculations not being nearly
so large as they have been in. former
years. This Is not due TO any other
cause than just an every day notion
that horse races are pretty hard 10 beat,
and no one knows 1t better than these
two financ.eEs
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Joe Rhinock. who has been an i'm
portant factor in racing circles about
Cincinnati for years and WHO at pres
ent Is one of the directors Of the Lato-
MIA Jockey Club, was In the city this
week He speaks IN the highest terms
OF the meeting at Latonia, and declares
It IS one OF the most successful in the
history of racing around Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1905-07-16

Danny Maher, the American jockey
who WAS such baseball fan in the cid
days when he was riding around the
metropolitan tracks, has gone in for
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
BATHING BEACH

BOAT HOUSE. foot Of 17th st Bass biting
fast. Live bait hand. Rowing, sail
ing, and fishing. N W. HEkIMIAN,
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
HERMIS HOME FIRST
IN ISLiP HANDICAP
1contlnned from Flrst Page.)

to /. won; Xxi, l01 &c. Walsh, to !.
second; Joe Ross, SO (RsdtkeG ~ to !,
third Time-2.20 Is. Ida. Vivian, 81
Paris. lcIori, Sailors Dream, Salivate
The Washington times., 1905-07-16
cricket over IN England and is ac-
tually playing the game

George +. Newberry, the well-known
Chicago real estate man, was visitor
at the track this week He Is a fire.
quent visitor at the Chicago tracks when
racing is going on there, and takes
great interest In the sport He will re-
main hereabouts for several weeks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Streng, aber sered)t.

-
Teioinger 81 10 Sabreu l1no 10 Wo-
rdten 3udtbouS perurtbeilt. -
Sein 8erbre6en.
Nem.Dorf, "a. Suli. - Gomaro
$. Neioinger, melfer ant Sreitag
i6uloig beilrnoen miiroe, fleineIRdo-
den, Die er inter Dem 8ormonoe oes
ltnterrihts IN Der 9otanif in iein
Sans geIodt bette, iddnolih miB-
bonbelt 3u baben, mliroe beute in
Den 8eneral'Niliien Dem Hihter Dor.
geiiibrt, um Den ltrtbeilsipruh 81
oernebmen. 9aS llrtbeil lautete auf
10 Sabre uno 10 Monate @iniper-
rltrrg I'M StdatS5ud}tbatle 81 Sing.
Sing. Gr miro ole Strofe iofort an.
treten. IS iino geeen gteioinger
llot) orei meitere Intlagen anbGngig,
DIE ober notwithstanding iett niht BON
DER 0lltrittSonpoliihaft betrieben
ner0en.
Yer &ihtcr laate, oils er oos llr.
tbell lprah; nSie iin6 nit Gedt ser
perfommenlte Weni6 Hem . 0orf's
g%erontt mor0eu. Die 3cituteen ba.
ben sic 10 beSeIhnet, troboem oen.
leiben Sbre Wiiiietboten nift 70 boil
lig befannt ijno, ipie mir. sic ia.
ben SIR 2eben oomit oerbradt, 9eib
uno Seele BON fleinen I1oden All
beiuoeln. Sic p1ren in 8ennlplpa.
MEN ser Grmoroung Sbres eiaenen
&inoes ungeflagt, sic maren qe.
5luiingen moroen, Sbre 6rou 81 bel.
rotben, unb oielelbe bat sic ipeaen
Sbrer 2aiter perlaiien. Dos 9etpeis.
material bat ge5eigt, Dob Sbr gauges
2eben Dem Huin Mnoerer getuiomet
mar. Sbre 2auibobn mar bon ser
Belt on, bn Sic IN cine 9eiierungs.
@nItolt noh Dem @eiten geihidt
plrben, bis 81 Sbrem @ieSereintref.
fen i'll N~em.gorf ousgefiat nit ser
@riinoung IoIher Clubs, bltrd mel
die Der Hilin fleinerW1oden beSlpedt
mlroe. Sd perurtbeile sic 5u 10
Sobren mo 10 MonatenGiniperrung
i'm StaotS9efGnaniB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Inlualt EGtrif's !S%inridtnns ber-
Idlpbeu.

Wem. 9orf, 81. Suli. - Hif'
ter Dennis O'9rien pom glppeIla.
tions9eridt bat cine auiifubsbeiuil.
liguug fir ole Sinridtung oes wegeu
Grmoroun9 oeS WtiaiondrS @iaiam
~. 8ice per~urtbeilten anpolts III.
bert Z. Batrid erloiien, meld)e bis sur
Gntibeioung iiber Den @ieoero,i'
nabme . antrag oes B%erurtbeilter
gelten ioa. Die gerbanolung iiber
oieien antrag lit auf Den 2. Oftober
oieieS Sabres onberaimt. Zen au'
trag oui 8ieoerauinabme Der Der
banolung baben Yatrid's Inm1lte
Senator 0noio 9. Sill uno goaal
s. aobler, inter Der 9esriinoung se
lielt, Dab BON Der @ebr5abl Der 8e
rid)tsmitglieoer, pelhe oas pernr
tbeilenoe ertenntniB absaben, weient
lide Funfte auBer adt gelaiien nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
SinrmidnSem in Miseuniin.

&acine e, @isc., "a. Suli. = Gin
berbeerenoer @irbeltpino trai geltern
Den n0rolid)en Tbeil oieies Counties,
rid)tete ii6er 100000 Sdaoen an
uno t0btete 5Wei Weniden. SGiier
wuroen umgeriien, 9Gume entlpur.
5elt uno Grnten bernidtet. sSSn
Sbompionpiae muroe Elm 2anoarbei.
ter get0Otet uno nabe llnion 5 @rope
cinem alteu Sarmer, Hamens goam
Slnt, bon Dem Sturm oas 8enid ge.
brohen. IuBeroem plroe piel Hino.
pieb getootet uno ole 5elephonleitrmg
lit polltdnoig 5erltort moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
MuS benz Snntren Marglanb's ane
ocn a%n9rensenbcn Staaten.
' Gr0r1rtid, .

Nn Sen @eleilcn Der rWeItliben
WurplGnner 9abn" ni6t melt Don
8cltminiter lit Elm Stiid Grbe bon
neltn GuoorotiuB @robe ihnrge'
rooe 81 Sub tief perlunten, uno Die
Ncu0ierigen, ipelde lid oaS God be-
ioben, f6nucn iih bos ionoerbarc
Nuturipiel niht erfl1rcn. Wta1
9lollbt, ooB lit oort unter Der Gro
oberflGte cine gr0berc Soble beiin'
oct un0 ourd Die %itorten Hegengillc
sic Groe pcrlunfen lit. IS ld)eint,
ais Oh lid boS God nod unten erlpel'
terte. Sitnberte nebmen tdglid) ooS
God IN Iugenibein.
Iht Sabre 6tbnuS.
Sn Noonofe, 3D., lpllroc Sreoerid
Sobod, Gin Sobn oeS Or. u. s. So
bad, lpcgcn ongebliher @rmorou11a
oe5 SoteIbelibers Sobn 8. Sett SIT
od)t Sohren .3uhtbolS perlrtbeilt
Ger Safer wuroe freigelprohen.
Die @cihiporenen moren 10 Stun'
oer in 8erotbung, uno man erruor'
tetc oll9elnein Elm ireiiprehenoeS llr'
tbeil, bo Sctt Dem jun9en Sobod
mebrere IebcnSgefGbrlibe Glide in
einem Streite bei9ebroht bate.
Heue 2ofomotiben
Sic ng8oboibsg abn" bat fir ben
8ertebr oltlif bon Yittsblrg 70
nelle 2ofonotiuen ser idperIten
Sorte beite1t. Gieiel6en foiten ST.
600 pro Stiid nnb miiiien innerboIb
orei Monoten iertig iein. Die 9abn
miro 5rpci tunnels ourd Den Gotoc-
tin. II. Die Soutb ,WountoinS bouen,
nm cine 2inie BON So~gerStolun nddJ
6reoerid 81 crlongcn, no Die Stei'
gungen MIR unbeoeuteno lin0, nm
cine 9obn fir Den geiualtigen Sob.
lentronSport 3u erlongen.
@or lebenS M ii oe.
Sm y@euepuc 'Soipitol" bel So.
aerStomn ltorb Die 81 Sabre olte
Bertha Hoaers an elmer 0oIis Sit,
mel6eS lie IN lelbitmoroeriifer glb-
iid)t eingenommen bate. Gas WGo.
den, peldeS felt einigen Sobren in
elmer 5abrit in SogerStomn orbei.
tete, ltonmte aus 2urop, 8a., no ibr
Batter uno cine Stieimlitter ipobnen.
Bel einem geiuhe inn e~lterIiden
Soille lebten Winter berliebte iie Iid,
in ibren Stiefbruoer uno ~beiratbete
oenielben beimlih. alS ooS Baar
beimfom, trennten Die eltern Die
9eioen uno oas Wdohen ging utter
ibrem eigenen Namen nod Sagers'
toiun on Die arbeit 5ltriid. sic mar
oarii6er 10 ungliidlid, oob lie mebre'
rem 8rennoen uto Der 8rnu, bel mel
der iie lpobnte. erfldrte, Tie meroe
Iibrem ungliidlifen Saiein zines
Lagos ein enoe bereiten. Sn ibrem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
SSnt @albe berirrt.

3pet iul1ge SoGter bon Satob 81.
ben felt Sonntag Mittog pcrujbt.
Sldten @eercu int @cb6l'
nobe Stonp Greet. - llcbcr 1UO
MGnncr oltrdfori0ten bie @e9cnO
bcrgcbIiG.
Erauer bcrridte geItern i'm &ouic
bon Sntob Cohen, Nr. 523, SiiosGo.
roIi1esS troBe, iiber ba& &eridrpin0clr
bon Oeiien 5ipei ilingcn E66tcrn.
Gina, Z Sabre, ulo Sophie, 5 Sabre
olt, sic felt Sonntog gcgen Otittoq
nidt mebr aciehcn muroen dis lie
ouf Der Iorm hires NaterS om Stoun
Greet iid ouf sic Guide nod @ccrct
I'M @ebol5 mud)tcr. Cohen beQob iid
Sonntog Woraen nit icincr Sonilic
allf 1einen Elab nabc Stonp Greet
mo beQonn NIT ieinen Gltercn &inz
bern Die (omotcn-G rnbte cinjllbeim-
len. Gen bcioen W1ohcn erloubte
man nod) @cr6enSlilit olli Der fIciucn
YARN bcrlum5ltlunH0ern mo in fur
ser 3cit bottcu lic Seibclbcerbiiihc
g%elluloen, Die lie SIT pIliidcn bcgdn-
nen. Die Gorm 1T meilcmpeit BON
Wcbol5 lm1gcbcn IN mcldcm lid pielc
lnmp'i4e SicQcn bcfin0ell. PTS ole
6oulllle lid) aegcn ~ llbr sum Wfit.
tagcllen pcreini4tc. ipitroen Ole MG0z
den permiBt uno ronnten trob Rll
Tens un0l Sllden3 nidt Qciun0en
lperoen. @Gbrcno Ne$ goll5cu Cages
uno bis 9e9en 10 llbr Ibeno5 puroe
Ole Gon5e @eAcnO pergebli0 ourb
foridt, rub Ole 6omiIie mor qeSlpul-
gen, nod Baltimore 5uriid5ufebren.
8eItern Morgen 81 friiber Stumoe
aing Goben micocrlm 5uriid uno
nobn Die Sudlc bon NeuenI olti.
Nber oieSnloI ltonoen ibn iibcr 100
'elner Wtitorbelter aus Der alei6er-
Iobrit bon Scnrp Sonncborn & So,
Ode Gutnms lIn0 0ermonzS traBe,
biiIfreidl sur Seite, sic ibre Werr-
ldenpflidt bobcr ais ibrcn NeroienIt
redneten u10 nit i6m ocu @ol0
ollrdltreiiten un6 Ole @elpGller ourd)-
forbidden. Wi@ Otitternod)t bate man
nod feline &un6e bon Den &inoern.
Slim Der &clte fomen nit Dem nm
8 llbr in Baltimore iGQigen 9umpier
on oo6 fonnten oicle nod fem He-
iltltot berihterl. Der Gompier o@e-
mar ged)artert mor0en un0 ain9
om Mbeno nudJ StonD Greet, INN Die
HettlngSportie nli5unennenL ooh
luor audi Oieier bis sur Wiittcrnod)t9z
nod nid)t 5uriidgetebrt. Eoli.
WfcQonol0 un0 ole Surmer Der
Nadboridoit betbeiligen lid an Der
Suhe nod Den ainoeru. IS miro
beIilrttet, boB oieielben crtrolfen.
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9lns ben @cridjtsBDfeit.

Irolt Sdnllb permoht ibrem Sobnt
So uno nidt mebr." - Sdo.
oeneriotflage. - Cine alte Sei'
rotb loa gelolt peroen. - SncOr.
porationen..
9tod Dem SeItomcnt Ser om 20
Si,li geltorbcnen 6rau Gertrude
Sdult, melde@ gcItern inn WolIen'
oeridt ein9erciht mllroe, erb1lt ibr
Subn Irnolo @eorg Gorl Sdulb S.
un0 ,niht mebr;" ougegen erbalterl
| ole Ginoer bon Gurl Shult $500, ole
oleidmGBig inter 0icielben ST per
tbeilcn Iino; lire &odter Wilbelnine
M~olenoorn crbGIt 5000; mo inter Die
&inoer Der peritnrbenen Sodter Wa.
tbiloe lolen 5000 gleihm0Big Der
tbeilt meroen. Ger He1t be3 No6loileS
lit ibrem Sobne Sricorid) Shulb
permod)t morOcu. 0oS Seitnment
muroe i'm Sabre 1900 Qemod)t.
&erIan9t $4,000 2 d aben.
erlaB.
Sm Common Eleu@= @eridt mltroe
cine aloae nm $4,000 Shooenerlob
bon Irou Bertha @oltou oegeu ole
,N0rolide Gcntrolbobn" cingereid)t.
fyrou @olton ia9t, Dob iic ourd) oo8
~oor5eitige abiobren cine3 3lgeS in
Gorbett am .. &uli idper perlebt
moroen lei.
Sncorporutionen.
Ole .Gbclopeatc @oO Grob & Sp.
tier So" mur0e gcitern Iiir oen 3ped
incorporirt eiuen Slid. unb areb$.
banoel etc, 81 etobliren Die Sncorpo'
rutoren limo: Charles s.. 2%igbtbiler,
iuu., Sobn @ouboB, Jun, Nleronoer
Gul, Geo. Gebrid mo hilbert W.
Sproiier.
Sic .g9ob Mc See Sing So" milr'
oe nit einem MttientopitoI bon 500.
coo bon oen Solaen6en iiir mercans
tile 3mede incorporirt: Mari 8igor,
0opio &. 9emingtou, @iIiom ".
Renebun, @olter Y. Gbeuolpetb uno
ISM. u. Yate.
MIte2ieberolte II 3 o Of.
&od einem Gerbeiratbctiein bon q
Sobren bat Srou Nomnie 0ep i'm
areiSgerid)t cine &loge uuf obloIlte
Sbeioune bon Seize 0elu einreiben
loiien oen lie in 1873 beirntsete uno
Ser tie orei Sabre ipdter perlieB.
Mbleben. - Sn sitter bon 20.
Sobrcn itorb geltcrn Sr. 2ouiS 3oilcr
IN leincr @obnung an Der 2orIeDa
Game. Die 9eerOigun9 iinOet morgen
Nohmitto9 ltott.
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22,756 Ferlonen benllbt; 10000, be.
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Der Snglelioe . Ipenle, GatollsuiQe,
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Strabc, SigblanbtoiprL iiel Sonntag
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10 SUB bon ser 9obnbriide an Com.
bnro' uno 8. StroBe nno 500 iif on.
bel innerlihe &erlebungen 81. gr
ipuroe nod ser elterli6eu @obmiug
gebrodt uno bon Or. Inorep s.
2oiprenee IN 9ebanolmng genonlmen.
- 3ranf q. 9eliait bon Hr. 1926,
Goro.S trideritrabe, itro gnno IS.
9orlag BON Nr. 1920, OIt-2aiapette-
apenue, erbieltem 9eitern cine Sci
ratbslicen5 i'm areisseri6t 5u Som.
jon.
9rono.- Gin 6eler rihteie &c.
Itern abeno einen Sdaoen BON etfpa
500 an pbotograpbiihen Tlntten in
Der 5obrif pom 8opitor & ainp, gtr.
.30S. Atoro annitra6e an, IS tmuroe
burh einen 6ltnfen aus einem Gal.
einm.9 ebdlter perurioht.
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