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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

friend Of No. 40 Bright street with whom Miss
Rogers stayed recently. were held also as wit
nesses Gflnith mas confessed to stealing the dia-
mOnd from his former employers Charles F. Wood
& Co. OF No. Maiden Lane, this city three years
ago Inc statute OF limitations protects him. II is
charged that krause suspected the diamond was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

Krause is a music teacher and salesman for his
father Emanuel Krause. jeweller at No. "a New
ark avenue.
Miss Rogers, William Griffith. her sweetheart. OF
No. 60 Seidler street. who gave her the diamond as
an engagement token. and Miss Agnes Powell, her
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

Baker, both well known young Hilo
people, took place on Thursday even
ing last, June 9Th, The ceremony being
performed by Rev. w. M. KalaiWaa.
Miss Elvira NJ. Hapai, was the brides
maid and w. X. Ragsdale performed
the duties Of best man After the
ceremony the guests were entertained
at a luau, those present including Mr.
and Mrs. Akana, Mrs j. Like, Mr. and
Mrs, G. w, A. HaDai Miss Lilinoe Ha-
PAL, G. w. A. Hapai, Jr., G. H. Wears
Akamu, MISS kuuiei Hapai, e. p. Nc
Cam, X. LelOy, Miss j. X. Kaihenui,
Mrs. Christina Brown, Mrs. D. Kaihe-
nui, Dan Kaihenui, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
liai, Mr.. and Mrs d. Ewaiiko, Chas
Akau, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahip, Mr.. and Mrs,
Segawa, G. b. Lyman, V. e. M. Osorio,
lmiumi Matsu, P. G. Beamer, Mrs.
Sarah Hapai, Mrs b. H. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Lexington, James
Like, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Kai, Jr,
George Desha, w. Nailima, ST., Philip
Victor, Mrs. Grace x. Pa and Archie
Hapai. After toasts to the health Of
the bride and groom the young couple
slipped away and successfully eluded
the kind attention of some friends who
wished to give them an old-time chart
vari Mr., and Mrs. Baker are now liv-
ing on Volcano street opposite to John
T. Bakers residence Their presents
we've both numerous and unique, a
number of most valuable Hawaiian
curios figuring among them.
X 4 X
Artist Locates
Theodore Wores is being warmly
welcomed back to San Francisco and
it looks as if he had renewed his for
mer intention of becoming a fixture
here. His picture Of San Francisco as
it now is, which he has called The
Sign of the Resurrection, speaks ten
nerly his encouraging prophecy of
better days to come" for the dear old
town that has always been so close to
the hearts of its artistic partisans. Mr.
Wores has established new studio
in the California building and it has
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

to move to the new army post, and tho
names of the commissioned officers and
their families are: Major DunninS
and Mrs. Dunning, Capt. and Mrs.
King, Lieut.. Shipp, Lieut.. Parson and
family, Lieut.. Randolph and family,
Lieut. Pardee, Lieut.. McCleery and
Lieut. p H. Wrightson.
4 4
Home Again
Judge and Mrs. Hart, who have been
away for several weeks, returned to
town on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
els Gay expect to sail for Kauai in two
weeks time after delightful visit in
Honolulu The Gays have been eXten"
sively entertained and have also done
much for all their friends. Mrs. Gay
has had Miss Rose of Hilo visiting her
tor some time. Both Mrs. Gay and
Miss Ethel Wilcox were called the
bellies of the Congressional party, for
they were in demand for every social
event, and nothing seemed complete
without them. Mrs. Gay is very high
ly accomplished and charms every
body. She possesses great social gifta
and is considered very fine looking.
X X K
Seaside Dinner
One of the prettiest dinners of the
season was given by Mrs. Nevin at the
Seaside Hotel on Wednesday evening
in the private dining room. The table
was arranged like hollow square
with male papaia in full bloom in the
|center This was banked with MALE
eis and scarlet carnations, making
beautiful picture. Tiny electric globes
were placed in the foliage of the papaia
and the whole effect was not only I'M
usual but artistic. The private dining
room with its oriental setting was a
fitting background for the pretty
women who graced the board. After
dinner, which was an elaborate affair,
the guests joined in the dance given as
a welcome to the Twenty-SiXth lnfan-
try. The famous band of the regiment
played on the lawn during dinner and
the numbers were enthusiastically
greeted. The dinner guests of Mrs.
Nevin included Mr.. and Mrs. Turner,
Mrs Fairchild, Mrs. Burnett, Misses
Ridgeway, Wilcox, Dowsett, Helen
Johnson, Messrs. Robert Shingle, Fred
eric Shingle. Leslie Scott, Stoddard,
Browning, Sidney Ballou, William Will
hanson, William P. Roth, Harry Cobb,
Henry Macfarlane, Captain Heidi, L.
S. A., Captain Humphrey.
\ X X
Farewell Dance
On Wednesday night there, was a
farewell dance for the Twenty-SiXth
Infantry, and, as usual, it was we'll
patronized, Camp Mckinley turned
cut in great numbers and many of the
social set were present
Grand Luau
The members OF the kaahumanu So
aiely gave an elaborate luau on Tues
nay afternoon al the residence of Mrs,
Mana al fauua. in honor ul Her Maj
f5tt Che queen American aud IA
wall ilags IN conjunction win eul now
SIS made a hover OF the lanai, ana lhp
Ihree argt lahles We're aanked on eyr
~ slde b. the guests, Who we're amup3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

pleasant, cheerful atmosphere. Quite
as often as one finds him there, how
ever, one meets him on the street, his
thoughtful, interested gaze lingering
on the changed scene before him, his
fancy rioting in dreams of the past,
perhaps of the future. He is looking
splendidly well after his outdoor life
again, temporarily. A June outing in
Greenbrae will occupy a fortnight or
more, after which he may put up a
summer studio there, coming and 60
ing from town every few days or
weeks.
Mr. WOres is very well known here
Dnd his works adorn many home.
K X X
Bliss Dinner at Moana
Mr.. John H. Bliss entertained at
dinner at the Moana Hotel on Sunday
evening in honor of his daughter,
Mrs MacConneli and Mr.. Christie Mac
Council. Among those invited were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, Col A. G. Halves
and Miss Jessie Kaufman, and Mr.. Gill
christ Hatch.
X 4 X
Birthday Party
Mrs. j. 0. Gilman is giving a party
today in honor of her daughters birth
day.
X X X
Coming Wedding
Mr.. Joseph Miehlstein and Miss Lulu
Todd will be married next Monday
evening at s o'clock, June IT, The
wedding will be sOlemnized at the
Catholic Cathedral. Invitations have
been issued to large number OF
friends.
The Baby Show
There is to be a baby show at the
Art League rooms, June 22nd, from
ten in the morning until five in the af-
ternoon This will be a most unique
affair and everybody is interested.
-Four nationalities will be represented
namely, Hawaiian, Portuguese Chinese
and Japanese, and, as the room is linn
tied, only twelve of each class will be
on view for the prizes. The tickets for
adults will be twenty-five cents, chill
dren half price. Six tickets are al
lowed each baby to give away. The
babies are to be all under four years
old, and it will doubtless be one of the
Iprettiest sights ever seen here Buy
your tickets early and avoid the rush.
lFhe Portuguese division will be in
charge of Mrs. Soares, and Mrs. An
Idrade in the library Decorations:
Portuguese flags and greens, The
judges of this room are as follows:
Count de Sousa Canavarro, Mrs, Dill
lingham and Or. Waterhouse The Ha-
Waiian division will be in charge of the
Princess kdwananakoa and Mrs.
Booth. Decorations, Hawaiian flags
and bric-a-brac. The judges in this
room will be Mr.. W II Castle Mrs.
Srhacfor ana DR. Herbert In charge
.ul Inc Chinese loom are Mr. T. q.
kuus and Aus Assem- Beautiful en-
.WalieHss and lhe Chinese iaR viii
ttrafaie the rpHw The Judges ul the
Chinese mum Nill d. Airs Chaug fsu
Van and nr Cooper The Japanese
booth MAI bg m charge vi lhe Res,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Castle Smith Engagement

An engagement on general interest
10 san Funciscaus and residents OF
Honolulu Is that of Mrs Castle and
Walter Ginori smith formerly of Jhis
ciiN at present editor of ihr CONNER
f.al Advertiser al Honolulu NI
Castle ARRIVED hero "a lrN daNa asp
80 route ~ Eulpe, ana BIS lha sHusI ol
fIaHds Huuss lha bass She Nlll Dee
Joined either here ul DOB iermapf bI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Guests En- Route

Mrs, Dickinson and daughter are the
guests of Canon Macintosh and Miss
on Holt on Nuuanu avenue Mrs
Dickinson spent some weeks at the
Seaside few months ago. She has
just returned from trip to the Orient
nd lis on her way to her home in Mich
lgan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
LongWorths Coming
Dole Dinner

Among the dinner guests invited by
Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole on
Wednesday last were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. E. Walker,
Mrs Witherle, Mrs. Eben Low, Miss
Witherle and Miss Ethel Wilcox.
Judge and Mrs. Dole also gave a de-
lightful dinner on Thursday evening,
the guests being Judge and Mrs. +. M,
Hatch, Mrs. HOsmer, Mr. Hosmer, Mrs.
Witherle and Miss Witherle. The lanai
of the Diamond Head bungalow is a
cool and charming place for a dinner.
The breezes which blow directly from
the Point are very refreshing in these
hot evenings. Judge and Mrs. Dole al
WAYS entertain with the hospitality
which has made their fame world
wide
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

Okanma, and the judges will be Mrs
Saito, Mrs. c. M. Cooke and Dr. Moore.
Prizes will be awarded each room, and
a general committee, consisting OF
Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. A. G. Halves,
Jr., will award the prize for the pref
tiest and healthiest baby of the entire
show. The luncheon for the mothers
of the babies is in the competent hands
of Mrs. Reidford, and the permanent
chairmen of the committees are Miss
Laurence, Mrs w. D. Adams, Mrs. du
Roi, Miss Claire Eneka and Miss
Meyers. The beautiful rooms will be
only enhanced by this human flower
garden, and, of course, each mamma
will expect a prize for her baby. 1t
will be difficult task for the COM
mittees, for all the babies are culled
from the choicest bouquet.
AT Wahiawa
Mrs. Danford is spending few
weeks at Wahiawa with her three sons
This is a popular resting place for
the warm weather and Mr.. and Mrs
Brown always make one most comfort.
able at their quaint little hotel
Artist Returns
Mr.. Otto WiX, the famous artist, has
returned from a trip to the other Is
lands. He made some interesting pic
lures while there.
X X 4
Scale of Prizes
The prizes for each room at the Baby
Show on the 22nd of June at the Art
League rooms will be for the best all
around badly, the prettiest baby and
the latest baby.
Charming Tea
! The charming little tea which Mrs
Augusta Schmitt gave at the Hawaiian
hotel on Thursday afternoon was much
enjoyed by all her friends. 1t was in
honor of the Misses Reid and Winant.
who have made hosts of friends dur
ing their visit here. Mrs. Schmitt, a
handsome woman, was perfectly
dressed, and dispensed hospitality in
her usual cordial manner. Among the
SuCSlS pIeSclll anu lllNlltu were D.
Emmett May, Princess kawananakoa,
Miss Macintire, Mrs. Campbell Parker,
Mrs. Partridge, Mr. Otto Wix, Miss
Harrison, Mrs. Haneberg and Mrs.
Bews.
X X 4
D. H. A. G. Dinner
The annual dinner of the Diamond
Head Athletic Club occurred at the
Seaside Hotel on Monday evening. Fiji
ty guests were seated at the obong
table and which was decorated in
5reens and foliage Later the dinner
guests joined in the dance at the pop
uar little hotel.
Will Soon Depart
Now that the time Is drawing near
for Mayor aud Mrs Van Vlet and the
ulllcers ana their wives at Camp Me.
hnley 90 make their laaI purchases.
hYephady realizes how much they
viii he missed The officers am regrat
eulng lur lhey have entered INFO the
spclal life aHd feel thoroughly al home
here ~ ana Mrs Blanchard ale sooA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Wilder Dinner
Bungalow Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson gave
galow at Waikiki on Tuesday in hon
or of Mrs Brunette. Mr.. Sidney Bal
lou and Mr.. William Williamson.
Mrs. Atkinson's little dinners are
very popular and she Is always a de-
lightful hostess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Bridge Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers enter
tanned their friends at bridge on We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs William Irwin. The guest of hon
or looked very handsome in a charm
ing French creation, and Mrs. lYer5.
Jr., was also much admired. Mrs
Ivers, ST., who is looking remarkably
WELL made a fine appearance. The
cool breezes from the ManOa valley
swept refreshingly over the lanais, and
the evening was a most enjoyable one.
A Coalport cup and saucer given as
the first prize, was won by Mrs. Fran
els Swanzy and the hammered brass
vase given to Mrs. Charles Cooper
would most certainly console anybody
The rooms were charmingly decorat-
ed with cut flowers and greens, and Il
perfect supper was served during the
evening, The guests included Mr. and
Mrs Gerit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs,
SWanzy, pr and Mrs Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs j. NJ Dowsett Mr. and Mrs
George Parker, Mrs, NJ, NJ. Scott, Mrs
lyers, ST., Miss Marion Scott and Col
A. G. Halves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
VIII Depart Soon

Mrs. Clifford Wood expects to sail
this month for Europe and she may
he gone two years. Both Dorothy
and Sanford will accompany her;
Dorothy to be placed in school
abroad The Woods have leased their
place to the Frank Damons for two
years,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

Mr.. Smith, and there the marriage VIII
take place. No date has been set.
Mrs. Castle is an interesting and
harming woman. Before her mar
riage with Mr.. Castle she was instruct
or in Greek at a prominent Eastern
university. Mr.. Castles death oc-
Cured on the Inflated steamer Elbe,
off the German Coast, some years ago
Walter Clifford Smith is highly es-
teemed in this city and on this Coast
He was graduated from Princeton some
time in the eighties, and soon after
began work as journalist. In news
paper work he ranks as an able writer
Chronicle.
Coming to Town
Miss Harriet Hatch and Miss Alice
Cooke are returning from Brier Cliff
on the 29th Miss Cooke is bringing
two guests for the summer Miss Edna
Gum, much to the disappointment Of
ner friends, will not visit Honolulu
this summer. She expects to take a
course in nursing. Miss Alice Hede-
mann is expected to be a guest at the
Matches for the summer vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Hedemann do not expect
to return from abroad before the aut-
umn. They are now in Denmark
n
Wilder Dinner
Tall red lilies in stately abund-
.ance formed the table decoration of
the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilder on Monday. Candida
bras shaded in red cast a soft glow
and the music of the strolling quin-
tet club, which was stationed on the
lanai, added to the entertainment of
the evening. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Forster, Mr. and Mrs.
M. NJ Scott, Miss Marion Scott Mr..
Derby, Captain Carter, u S. N. Lieu
tenant Eppley, I. S. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Royalty Abroad


New York, May 25.-The Duke OF
Abruzzi arrived here today aboard the
Italian cruiser Varez, flagship OF the
squadron sent to the United States to
participate in the ceremonies attend
ing the jamestown Exposition. While
mere he will probably meet Commander
Peary
Scarcely had the flagship reached
her anchorage when she was boarded
by the Italian Consul-General, Count
Iassiglia, and delegation of prom
nent persons Prince Louis, the title
which the Duke is lesser known, ia
ne of the first members OF European
oyalty. He is the son of king, hay
been born at Madrid in 1873, while
father, the Duke of Aosta, was
tng of Spain from 1870 to 1875. The
lke of Aosta was a brother of King
jumbert of Italy, thus making the
luke de Abruzzi a cousin of the pres
ut King Of Italy.
Prince Louis, however, renowned
MS title to succession to the throne OF
ally and devoted all his time to eX-
toring remote regions. His ascent OF
Mount St. Elias and other Alaskan
lmmits were some of his best achieve
nents. In the Arctic bis record of
farthest north" is next to that of
Jansen and Peary. Pushing into the
cart of Central Africa he followed the
cute of Stanley and explored the hith-
arto unknown Mountains of the Moon.
Many invitations have been extended
for the Dukes entertainment during
his stay here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
New Novel

Mrs MacCOnnell, who is visiting
her father al the Mnana Hotel with
her son Christie has written a clever
novel called Hair Married She is
receiving much attention from her
fathers friends aa Well as those She
made Im 1aal $3.50 while here
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Akamu Baker Wedding

IIITl IWT II ~" NUIIIUH NJ NJ"
Hannah Ahama apl Aam chafIe-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Sad News


Sad News
Word has been received of the
death of Mr. Winston, the father OF
Miss Mamie Winston, at Richmond,
Virginia He left widow, the step
mother of Miss Winston. He was a
member of one of Virginia's best
known families and his name for
years was one to conjure with, for his
hospitality was proverbial. His only
child, Miss Winston, who is so great
a favorite here, has inherited this
generous characteristic, and no one
entertained more lavishly than Miss
Winston She will return to Homo
lulu in two months time.
r n X
Longworths Coming
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
expect to spend some time in. Homo,
lulu the latter part of the summer.
When here before with the Taft par
ty they met many of the social set
and formed several friendships. Mrs,
Longworth will be greatly entertain
cd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Charming Tea
D. H. A. C. Dinner

The annual dinner of the Diamond
Head Athletic Club occurred at the
Seaside Hotel on Monday evening. Fiji
ty guests were seated at the oblong
table and which was decorated in
5reens and foliage Later the dinner
guests joined in the dance at the pop
ular little hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

thing should be done by either thi
owners or the town to protect every
body.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15
Silks and
Dress Goods

SOC Japanese Silks, ~ inches wide
all colors ..........4 400 yd.
75c Fancy Dress Silks soc yd
soc Fancy Dress Silks CSC yd.
S1.O0 Fancy Dress Silks 75c yd.
$500 Embroidered Silk GAUGES,
for evening wear go. $3.50 yd.
Use Plaid and Check Wool Dress
Goods ................ ooc yd.
$125 Novelty Suitings ..95c I'D.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-15

Farewell Dance
On Wednesday night there. was a
farewell dance for the Twenty-Sixth
Infantry, and, as usual, it was well
patroni2ed, Camp Mckinley turned
cut in great numbers and many of the
social set were present.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-02

am Dienitas Niorgen lit
Staatsiefretar &oot bon 9rdiioent
0ind i'm National-golait gu Merifo
empfangen moroen.
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Sn @aIfel bot oieIer Gage cine

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neue 3eitidrift fir Den oeuti6en W1it-
telitano, betitelt Ser &eihs=&erolo",
Dos 2iht Der @elt erbIidt, Die fid Ii.
a. nit elmer farafteriitiiden 0oti5
iiber Die @ilbelmsb0ber &aiiertage
einfubrt. uSeit @o6en," idreibt
bieier n&eias-9eroIb,~ .befinoet iib
unier &aiIerpaor ouf @ilbelmsbobe,
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treuen beiiii6en l1ntertonen. OoB
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baoer1l
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ma6r:
Gin beiliger S6ouer our6rieielt oie
4oern
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paar!"
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Serbfamfams.

Ser 9erbit bat aneefangen,
Ser CONNER 1T borbei,
Sod leioer - bon Dem 96tpiben,
9tno mir nod lang ni9t frei.
Sebr langiam tam Der CONNER,
nno ieBt iiebt es ii9 an,
Nls Oh Ell ii6 gum S9eioen
Ilt6 ni6t bequemen fam.
8ieI propbe5eit i9on LANCE
Inns tibles @etter 8tpnr,
Sod tpar6 iein Bropbe5eien
Bis iebt fin uus ni6t tpabr.
60 i6tpibeu mir i'm Serblte
Wie in Der Sommerolnt,
l1no. tonnen bo6iten5 faeeu:
User tpeiB, tDoou oas gull"
Nm meiiten aber leioen
Wir bon Der $roden6eit,
&ein oroentlider Heaen
Waro ms felt LANCER 3eit.
9ie @rbe mill berf6maGten,
gtur Stal1b beoedt Die Slur,
Sem @ras, mn 0iirre &rd1ter
Siebit bu in Der Natur.
l1no AUDI Der @enI9 muB Ieioen
Sci oieier Srodenbeit;
8ie lit es 51 bermeiben,
Srdgt man ii6 ieber6eit.
9o6 1T riiS ia ~9eboten,
Gin Hettun9SmitteI bier:
Ser Renf6 fam ni6t beridmaAten
8eim Gone Star Sieer bier.
@ir fonnen ni6t er5ipingeu
Sen Hegen, aber mir
@ritarten in Der 9offmn9
8ein1 @laie Gone Star Bier.
60 ipoaen mir ertrngen,
Mns man nidt 1nbern fam,
uno itoBen nit ben @idiern.
@ou Gone Star Bier oann an.
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9of0leS.
NuerIei.

as &rofeiior Garl @abn uno
uno Bouts Sorniid am Wontag
abeno in einem 8uggp Die BLUNT
5traBe e%ntlang fubren1 nurbe oos
8ferb ld)eu unb brarnte ourd. getoe
muroen aus bent @agert gel6leuoert.
grofefior Sobn puroe am &nie ber-
lest nao muBte nod Dem Santa &oia
@ofpitol gebro6t neroen; Serr Sar=
Mid fam nit einer leidten 8erletnne
am Irm oapon.
SION 8eitel muroe an Ser gde
Der Nen-9rounfels= u1b Seguin=
5traBe aus ieinem @agen geiuorfen.
@r brod ben re6ten SUB.
- 8or einigen Soeen ltarb 6. 8.
&erbsleb, Elm befannter oelltiher
8iirger unierer Stoot.
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Seine aIte Wnttcr.

nMfeine Iiebe olte Mutter, 83 Sab-
re oft, erbGlt fif our6 Electric
9itters", f6reibt 90. g. 8ritnion in
Dublin Ga, Sic gebrat6t i'm felt
8ipei Sabren uno erfrei1t ii6 better
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tiers BET BEN aIten uno ebenIo BEL
i6ma6en Sra1en lin6 &inoern. Ga
rantiert fir Magen-, 2eber- unb geie.
renleioen BEL @0oIpb 9reiB unb ST..
@obn & 60. so Gents.