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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-05
GOOD SCHEDULE ARRANGED.
Games to Be Played by George Wash
ington's Nine.

The management of the George Washing
ton University base ball team is rapidly ar
ranging the schedule for the base ball sea-
son OF 1905. 1t Is believed that this season
will begin new era In the work of the
base ball team representing the bun and
blue upon the diamond. The schedule so
far as completed for the coming season
shows that the larger universities, such as
Lehigh and Columbia, as we'll as the teams
of the Universities of Virginia and Georgia.
will compete In this city. Thus the athletic
relations between the blue and gray of
Georgetown and Virginia seem to all ap-
pearances to have been broken for good 1t
had been hoped at Georgetown that yir-
ginia would send her base bah team to play
In Georgetown this season James Sprig-
man Will be the coach of the buff and blue
and will be assisted by F. C. Weber who is
one of the best players In this city The
schedule as arranged so far is as follows.
March 24-Naval Academy team at An
napolis.
April 3-Pennsylvania State College in
Washington.
April 13-Lehigh in Washington.
April 14-Coiumbia in Washington
April f6-Syracuse in Washington.
April 24-Washington and Lee in Wash
ington.
April 21-University of Virginia In WASH
iugton.
May 5-Roanoke College In Washington.
May 13-Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
May 27--North Carolina in Washington.
May 3o-Maryland Agricultural College In
Washington.
May 2e-Georgetown University on George
town Field.
The University of Georgia will also play
In this city, but the date has not yet been
arranged, but it will probably be April rs
1t Is also probable that the team from ST
Stephens Institute of this city will be
played at a later date. The schedule so
far as completed is a good one and an Inn
provement over that OF last year 1t has
all been arranged by Mr.. Douglass McEn-
cry, the assistant manager, who will be in
active charge of the business management
OF the team during the coming season. The
team of the Buzz and Blue will be made up
this season of many of the old players
and some new ones who will do much to
help out the weak spots that may show
up when the work Of development begins
later. Moffett Bradley. who Will captain
the team this season, has heretofore caught
but VIII attempt this seaaon to hold down
second base He should % vel. AZ he a
an expeeiAnced uaAyef. WNl1eSs 16& 36lr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-05
CURLY"
High Praise for the Story From Com
petent Critics.

Here is what some OF the literary critics
have to say about Curly" which will ap-
pear In The Star as a daily serial, COM
mencing next Saturday.
wonderfully spirited and enthralling.-
Brooklyn Eagle.
1t is human-every page OF it-real hui
man.-Buffalo Express.
A rafting good yarn, picturesque ana
exciting-Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Altogether probable that more stirring
and enthralling novel of the western plains
will never be written.-Pittsburg Times.
In its class the book Is work Of art
New York Evening Sun.
No author has written more picturesque
ly Of life on the Arizona desert--Army and
Navy Journal.
Reveals a rugged type OF human nature
that reminds one of Bret Harte.-Pittsburg
Bulletin.
There is real humor in it.-Minneapolis
journal.
living romance of wild natures and
drawing deep breaths on the great ranges
or In the Grand Canyon.-New York World
Such a book as Curly Is like a breath
of clean, wholesome air.-The Bookman.
New York.
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BASKET BALL.
Boys Beat Peck Memorial
25 to O.

The Peck Memorial basket ball team
went down to defeat before the Washing
ton Boys Club by the score of Is to 0. This
was the Washington Boys first game, and
as they are delighted with such a show
ing they will accept challenges from any
l25-pound team in the District. Lineup:
Washington Boys Club-John Keane,
right forward; James Keane, left forward;
Harry Goucher, center; Turner Beckham,
right back: Edward Sullivan, left back.
Peck Memorial-Herbert Halter, right
forward; Albert Valentine, left forward;
Fritz Meyers, center; John Meyers, right
back; Herman Myers, left back.
Free goals-John Keane, 2. Field goals
John Keane, 5; James Keane, 3; Harry
Goucher /; Edward Sullivan, 2.
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Commonwealth Handicap.

The Commonwealth, $4,000 added; handicap
for three year-olds and upward; by subscription
OF $500 each half forfeit, SIS II declared out by
May !. 1905. for horses nominated by January Z,
1908, of $500 each. half forfeit for those noni-
mated by June 8. One mile and quarter.
Dolly Spanker, Kuroki,
Blandy, Bohemian.
Tiptoe. Tsnya,
Stalwart. Artfui
Hermis, Perverse.
Ormondes Right, Timber,
Go Between, Infexible,
Oiseau, Dandelion,
Water Light Pulsus,
Holscher Hot Shot,
Coy Maid Sir Huon
Proposer. Goldsmith,
Gloriher. The Picket.
Roseben Oxford
Joaquin, Tradition
Ort Wells Cairngorm
First Wafer. Merry Lark
Waterbearer. Agile,
Cederstrome. King Henry
Charley. Sysonby,
knight Errant, Won Tromp.
AUrassin
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Suicide Sequel to Scandal.

Lawrence e. Van Wrinkle. aged thirty
five years. connected with the wholesale
iron and steel firm Of A. 8. Van Wrinkle q
Co.. and one of the wealthy young men Of
San Francisco. committed suicide last night
in Golden Gate Park. In that city. His
body was found with a bullet In his head
A revolver was beside the body. Van
Wrinkle last week was sued for $25. 900 DAM
ages by Charles N. Watson, a prosperous
rancher OF caseadre. Watson alleged that
Van Wrinkle had alienated the affections OF
Mrs Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-05
AGATEs ARE VICToRs.
Star Duck Pin Championship Decided
Last Night.

BY winning two games from the Nonpa-
riels last night on the Palace alleys, the
Agate team of The Evening Star Duck Pin
League, gets the coveted first place. The
two teams were tied for first honors and
the victory of the Agates last night settled
the championship.
Capt. Cromwell OF the Agate team had
the highest individual average for the sea-
son. 81. while Roder, also of the Agates,
rolled the highest score, 1913. Both first and
second teams in the league receive prize.
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two. Grass rolled high score. 217. The
Real Estate League.

The Lawyers and District auints clashed
last night on the Palace alleys and the lat
ter came of victorious by taking two of the
set. The second game was the best OF
the evening, when the winners toppled 92y
pins. Bouscaren was high man with a
total of zoe pins in the second game. The
scores.
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Advance Stakes.

The Advance, sis. 600: for three-year-a and
upward weight for age; by subscription OF $3.50
each, half forfeit. or only SIS if declared out Ly
March 10. $50 If by May l. for horses nomi-
mated by January 2, 1906 of $500 each, half
forfeit for those nominated by June 8. Guaran-
teel cash value, $4,000, of which So 900 to the
second and 81 900 to the third. One mile and
three furlongs.
Whimsical. Tradition.
Dolly Spanker Cairngorm.
Bill Phillips King Henry,
Stalwart Accountant,
Herm!s Sue Smith,
Oiseau, Sysonby.
Holscher, Kuroki.
Proposer, bohemian.
Rcsehen Tanya.
Ort Wells Artful,
Fills, Burgomaster,
First Water Santa Catalina,
Charley Inflexible
The Picket, Sir Huon,
Oxford Goldsmith,
Ormondale Flip Flap.
.Rr p & by Diamond Jubilee-Pierette ID.
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Departmental League.

In the Departmental League the AgricuI-
ture boys won the entire set of three games
from the Government Printing Office auint.
The first and second games rolled by the
winners were for totals above the 800 mark.
Brown of the Government Printing Office
team was high man with scores of 213 and
236. respectiYelY The scores:
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RACING, BOXING
AND OTHER SPORTS

III ID. Hal). TO 1, won; Juba, Ill tNicoil. TO
1, second; Nameoki, ia tTroxIerl. 10 to 1, third
Time. 1-59 AS. knowledge. Ben Haywood. Double,
Wood1yn and Delarina also ran.
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TOM GALLAGHER LEADS
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY.

NEW YORK, January 5.-Tom Gallagher
easily defeated Edward Mclaughlin In the
eighteen-inch balkline billiard tournament
at Days Academy last night by a score Of
100 to 296. Mclaughlin began we'll and at
the end OF the eleventh inning led by
score of 1855 to 20. Good nursing and open
table play netted Gallagher 70 in the twelfth
inning, and he passed Mclaughlin in the
thirteenth inning, when he made a run Of
%. Mclaughlin played in poor form to-
ward the close Of the contest. The score
follows:
Gallagher, q. o, s, O, g. /, "a. 10, 0. o, 70,
%, IL, 0. "a, 8, 90, IL, &c. 1. o, O. 10. 0. 12 O,
II, I. Total. 400. Average. ID 1928. High
runs, 70, 60 and So.
McLaughlin-1s, 0. 26. 4. 0. IS. IT. SO, SO, l.
18, /. 10. 81, 80. /, 4, 10, /, II, 0, 3, 2 L. 5,
/, g. 5. Total, 296. Average. 10 6-29 High
runs, SO, SO and 33.
The standing to date follows:
Won. Lost.
~. yl-- -
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Suburban Handicap,

Inc Suburban, $50. 900; handicap for three
!eeroids and upward; by subscription of $500
each Tor starters; 500 forfeit. only SIS If de-
cared out by February 20, 1906 guaranteed cash
value. $4,000 Of which 1900 to the second and
Si'ooo to the third; weights TO be announced Feb
ruary I. One mile and q dnartar
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bedouln. Battleaxe,
Oliver Cromwell, Aucassin.
DoHy Spanker, The Picket
Ormondes Right, Master of Craft
20 between, Oxford,
Blandy, Pulsus
LoFa or the Vale, Kiamesha
ntalWaft, Tradition,
aefmls, Cairngorn,
Uiseau, Astronomer.
water Light. Merry Lark,
Holscher, Agile
Nathan Hale. King Henry,
Proposer Sysonby,
Giorifer, Won Tromp,
Colonial Girl, Kuroki
First Mason. bohemian
Roseben Tanya,
Joaquin, Artful
Ort Wells, Burgomaster
Fns.i Timber,
First Water, Santa Catalina,
Cederstrome, Dandelion.
Monsieur Beauc li-e, Hot Shot,
Ivan the Ter-tble, Goldsmith,
Knight Errant Kehaiian.
JoCdDd
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SnInno.

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getpaltigt bat. befano lib sur 8eit
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Mlerlei.

Die 0!nribtung oes NeQere
s.. y. Wabs lit ouf ben II. OCTOBER
~feitaeieBt.
giner Depeibe aus Sem gorl
au 5olae lift Die Samilie Steues uer
ibter @urDpa=6 eile bort einaetroffen.
9as Snititute Der IfdotiIden
2ebrer lit bic gum 20. Ottuber Der.
fbDben.
SIN Nlter nDn IS Sahren Gtarb
egrau grneitine Smith.
gtarence 8are erfl1rte lih Der
Tdlihuna ibuteia. uno uuroe Al
pier Sahren 8udtbaus perurtetGt.
Ser 5bulrat bat lein neuea
Quart,er i'm Boot. @ebquoe an Der
8eit' 0ouitunaS traBe besuaen.
9as &0nlite fir oas Stattour.
nier b6lt beute, Mittmudl, obeno cine
Sibung in Der Beethoven, 0aue ab.
SIN Wonat September fint
$17, .38 an County teuern tot.
lettierf n0r6en.
- Der BroseB BON 2eopolo Yang
weG aeeen Die 5%traBenbobn 1T gu
@uniten oes 8ldaers entidieoeu.
Oas SemersS bitem auf Qourel.
0eiabts lit jebt pnuenoet.
ypn Dem Berlas Der SEEM gor,
Ter 8olfsseitune" erbielten mir ben
reid ausaeitatteten Bionier, & calender
fir 1907.
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Die 3unebmenoe Sterbli9fett Der
Sduslilee in 0eutidIano 1T, tpie uns
5fpstfel9aft feItgeitetIt psrbsn fonnte,
oarauf 3uriid5ufiibren. oaB cine groBe
Gn5abl Wiitter, nonlentIi6 Iold9e aus
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@n9e90rige Oielfa@ i6rsn miitterli4en
pfli4ten berufIt4 ent5ogsn lperoen,
tire Rinber ntdt felber ittaen. I'm
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tpdbrtn. Dis{s prGmie Toa Daau be-
men. ben 2obsausfaG gu erfsben uno
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Sebammen poer 4uHt6tsbdmen bes
3tehttnoeramts srfolsen. lin Die
Mitter iibsr Die @otbnenoisteit bes
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6ebammen ein Mertbiatt 3uetgansen,
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beIttmmt TT. Gu9 ben Sebammen
finb Gelobelobnungen fiir etns befons
bers stfrige 16dtt9fett mad ois{er Rids
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nWarutt itenerr bic meiiten 2eute,
roern lie in elm &eitaurant fom,mer,
auf einen Gdplab su?" fragte Elm
Sat ben BETTER zines 8roaopag.
Gafes. Die Jraae babe i'd mir
auG ibDn n0rgeleat," erwioerte Der
Geitaurateur, .nielleiht lit es nod
elm u~eberbleibiel aus friberer Belt,
mo elm ieoer oas geoirfnis empfano,
bic Tir i'm Nu9e s1 bebolten. aus
5urdlt. BOB Elm Seino erideinen uno
auf i'm feuern f0nnte. SD babe iGpn
oarGber nadaeoaht. Db es nidt gebt.
Elm Reitaurant nit lauter gdpldben
au bauen. Wenn mir oas gelGnae,
tuiiroe mein Blab balo Der popntdrite
in Der Staot iein."
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Sine "tarte 20 tre
Trait IN 5rantreid d. Man
ertpdgt neueroings perl9itosne Dor
f4Idge, ben 8a4 beg DaHsrs Der
Rbpne In Der merttpiiroigen Sdlu6t,
ber fosenannten .perte gu Rbone" bel
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S9on beute gsipinnt man in Belle
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NIT 9tife geetgneter Mafdinerten Sem
@trpm entnebmen fDnnte. Der Stron,
bietet nit feinem Hauf9en ourd Die
enge @dlu9t unb ieinem @tur5e iiher
fteile @bfdbe in Die 3tefe einen nabrs
bait acknowledgement 4nbfid; bisber
tit Der gourtftenbeiu9 an Der inert
piroigen SteGe aber muir reht oiirftiq
getpefen.
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xesas.

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beitreitet fie ale Bunfte ber Nntlaee.
s. &. Bacon, Elm betannter
8iehaidter in Der @eaeno BON SEER.
bile uuroe tot auf oer 4anoftraBe
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Sn Worobeim itarb Srau 0p.
Sbmarb uno in Sunetiun Otto Us.
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Die 2a @loria 8anh bel San
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Meine Wutter 1T nit ibren 70 Sab.
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Sabre litt tie an unoeroauliheeit, ats
tie nDr ieds Wtonaten electric Bitters
nabm, baS iie hetlte. idreibt Wrs.
Us. 8. @ilpatrid. Danfortb, We. -
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tiert. 8u baben bel s. aalteper &
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Gin 8eihdftsmanr in 8idsbura,
Ttif.. bat on feline riiditdnoiaer
&unoen fol9euoeS girtular perianot.
Die ungltdsfdue. melbe orei pon
meinen niht sablenben Runoen su.
ftieBen.
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ndhiten 5amitaa. penn i'd lebe.
gr lit tot.
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moraen." @r lit erblinoet.
Der Dritte la9te: r@enn i'd Sic
nibt mod i'm 2aufe oieier @uhe be-
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gen uno 8ortDffeln itablen. betegte
i'm Der &idter nit elmer @eloftrafe
BON $40 uno CAB i'm ben Stat, lofort
su 6 b. SteoeS q SDbne gu
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tanfen. um lein 2ano felt eiusuihlies
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SO beftebt aroBe @etabr Uor Der
Blaae BON 6uften uno grtdltunger.
es iei benin Sbt nehmt Or. &ing's
0eue @ntoedung fir Shminoiuht.
6uiten uno grtdltune. Wrs. @eo.
BalIs. Toret gitn, Me.. ihreibt:
Sic lift cine @Dltat fir 2eute in einem
&lima, NO oieie Granfbeiten uUrtom.
men. 0eilt Idnel. Ultima. ihwade
&ungen, 6eufieber. 80 gts. uno 81.
@arantiert. 8u BADEN bel s. Ralteper
& Sohn, @eu. 8. s. Shmiot. @iaen.
timer, uno Noolpb DreiB. Brobe.
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CAB 5eine, Der arbBte 9prifer Der oeut.
iden 81efe, als er iaate, oaB er ieben.
fails fein berlbmter Dicbter ~gefuDrbeu
tpare, uenn er an Sdmorrhoioen aelitten
bdtte. Die dual oieies 4eibenS ranbi
niht nur 9ebensluft. fDnoern aud Sbaf.
fenstraft. unh oesbalb uuroe aud Or.
Silsbee. ber griinber Der 4nateIis. eines
iiheren Seilmittels fur 1Gmorrbuiben
elm b%eribmter 70 Itdter Der baran leiben.
ben NenIhbeit. Or CAB uno eiebt i6r
9~ebeHsluft uno ShaHenstraft surftd.
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Der Gitter aoa in alien Seiten
BUM teftltr1eH SDurnter binaus,
Do hieB es oann. iib norbereiten
DIT ielblt auf einen barten StrauB.
Dem Sieaer maro BON 5dJ1nen Saneen
Mls G0hu elm frifhsr 2DrbeertranB;
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9oh aibt's babel tein 9anaenbreden
uno SeIner pur5eIt in ben Saub,
Wtan ipridbt uDi u BON ,Sau'n" uno
nStedben"
@it Standardization in Der Sano.
Gin Stats 0urnier lit es, su gbren
Der eblen Wenaelritterihaft,
OodJ lidb Der 9egner gu ertuehreu
Brauht mo Bertrand bier, nidt Die
8raft.
@s iino Die Maurer uno Die Shneiber
80 tuadre 9eute, tuie's MIR aiebt,
Doh ieufst man bier beirn ,Shneioer"
rleioer"
llno .@aueru" it niabt lebr beliebt.
GIN le6er 8ampt ihnft trod' ne 8eblen.
Beim Stat rpiros audi nid1t onoers Ieir,
Drum bari es audi am MaB niebt feblen,
Shleppt hurtig Drum Die Slider rein.
Gin beutlHeS Spiel nil oeutlhe 8lrse
Nibt anoers niro's gehaIten bier,
Wan trinft. ih Iog's in aller 8iir5e,
Beim Stat has cole Conc Gtar Sier.
9, Gone Gtar Bier, bu padrer Srppfen,
Ov biit oas Bette bier 81 9ano,
@ebraut aus befem Wals uno SopfeH,
Shdrft on ben @ib unb ben Sertano.
Benn bann i'm Stat Die geiIter tobeu.
Limb gdfein", o8reus" uno ,Shippen"
ifret'n,
Damn ipolen mir DID zone Star loben
Nno inns an oeinem 9fnB erfrsu'n.
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gd)emermeber,s Bart

6amilienanrten. Wilherei
p%rooutte. Sorsialihe Slide. 83eihs
balttae Spetie' Sarte. &elerfriid)es
Zone Star Bier. Seine0eine uno one
oere @etrdnte. aufmertiame Beoies
hung. Cars Iaufen BIG 8itternodt.
Qbilibp @eisler, @iaentimer.
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0nter Hnt.

grlaubt es niht. baB Der Nnitreis
der auf Cure unmifienheit ipefulies
reno, feline eiaenen ssarben miibt,
bic er gum Nnitrih gebrauht. Be-
itebt nielmehr oarauf, eaB er Die nit
Der Waibine aemiiHten Sarben Dor,
6 b. Stenes& GDbne fault.
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.,Wpre ; s~rnrmaIin.. M

Bore . JurmaItn'', tGimer 4
Amteno), bdlt, tpenr es Morgens
als 3abns uno Munb @aiier ges
braudt miro, 8abne unb Munb
uabreno oes gan5en cages rein.
Sn allen Gpotheten au baben.
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Ger fdIaue0 ons.

Wutter: .Bie tommt es. oab On
Die 2 Gents mieoer mitQebraht haft?
0ait Du ben 8rief auf oer BDft nid1t
aufaegeben?"
6ans: .DUh, eemiB, aber ib babe
ben Nuaenblid mabreenDmnen. no
Der BOltbeamte niht biniab uno ben
ben 8rief einaeftedt, pbne gu be.
aablen."
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Nerl1nAt

miro elm 5unse i'm alter BON IA bis
16 Sabren, oer fertia oeutib Ieien
fam. Wabaufragen in Der Office
Der ,5reie Breiie flr 9eras".
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SAN AN
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
OCT. 3ist to NOV. 18th
goitorietter Srrtum

Der &eoatteur oes .Spitetumn
8~liaaaro" brauhte geraoe nod iieben
8eilen, UNI bic erfte Settle su fiiaen,
iuhte unter ieiuen Nuslbnitten uno
fano fulaenoe 5raae:
$50 lit bic altmooiife Mutter ge'
blieben, pelde elm Sudden NIT aias
foetioa an cine Seioenihnur ooer
ionit einen 8inofaoen bano uno es
benz 8abp UNI ben 6als hing, oamit
ea ueoer Wtaiern, Sharlah nod ben
8ieaenpeter bet6me?"
Vim ndbiten 9age erldienen tells
ein5eln, tells in @ruppeu. nad einan'
ser 81 pitenoe Beiber in Der &eoat.
ton. Sic Iaaten. Die cute @emobn'
belt lei ourcbaus nitt aus BET Wooe.
sic bitten iie NQe. uno aae be-
itelten ben 4Spitetpnn Blissaro" ab.
GCtrQtS . $dtefue.
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peiratS Smefne.

B Wl 8olf unb Nrnn SeriF.
u b Morris nno pe6pie W RiSibe.
SoHtS SnhemanH Iub Wrs 9pbn Sung
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5tHa's 6 Gents oauana.G iaarre