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Evening journal., 1907-09-02
apowser Mskersn Won Come.

on the Elsmere grounds Saturday after-
noon tho DUPONT Powder Makers' de-
fcated the p. r. r. y NJ C. a. team of
Philadelphia by the. score OF 9 10 2. Crouch
ana McGar,oy were the opposing pitchers.
The score by Innings: R.LE
DUPONT. . . ...0O30O31Ox-7 4
T. r. r.. y. NJ. c. A.100OOOOOO-1 Z
Earned runs. DUPONT 3, home run.
Crouch, sacrifice hits, McSenney, Crouchs
stolen bases, Harrington, Stewart Sea.
men, Roberts Hopkins. Hahn. struck out.
by Crouch, 10; hy McGaryey, s; passed
ball. Hopkins, 2; loft on bases DUPONT. Z;
IN. r. r., 8; umpire, McDonoush.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
soeIety HoIdIna FIeId sporls.

Field sports are being held az the
old bah grounds az Lancaster avenue
and Union street this afternoon under
the auspices of the Holy Name So
cioty of ST. Paurs r. c. Church. The
sports include baseball. tug of war.
wheel barrow race, Quoit match,
throwing the hammer. broad ana high
Jumping. running races and win con-
ciude with a foot BAN match under
Irish rules.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Pass For Blind pou.

"Jabon," the blind dog which leads
about the streets his blind master, w.
r. Cassion, may ride free on the lines
of the Peoples Railway Company and
is also entitled 10 ride with the other
passengers. r. W. Crook. manager
Of the line has issued a letter Of in
struction 20 an conductors on the peo-
pies Line cars 20 carry the dog free
The letter is now in Cassion's hands
and he expresses much gratitude 10
Mr.. Crook for issuing it,
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
NO CHANGE IN
KEYSTONE RATES

The keystone Telephone Company
which competes with the Bell TeIe-
phone Company on long distance SER
vice in. this state win continue its
cheap night rates despite the fact that
its older competitor will charge the
same tolls at night as in the day time.
Manager c. Z. Wilson OF the Key
stone said: we compete with the
Bell Company now throughout Penn
sylvania. New Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland. We are not In New York
yet, but there is a company which has
an application for a charter under con-
sideration and It expects to get it this
fall. We shall then be connected with
New York. OF course, we have the
connections Of the Interstate Telephone
Company"
Evening journal., 1907-09-02

from taxation of his new steel plant.
Work ON some of the buildings will be
commenced at once.
Miss Mary Welden Of Chester, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James McHugh.
Miss Hattie Roberts. a nurse al the
Delaware State Hospital for the Insane,
at Farnhurst is suffering from ivy poi
sOning. Her face has been dreadfully
swollen and her eyes closed by the
action of the poison.
While gathering elderberries in the
suburbs Of this city on Saturday,
Charles Steel encountered a black
snake. which gave battle and attempt
ed to strike him. He finally succeeded
in killing II and brought the trophy
TO this city. II measured IL inches
in length.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
GUNNERS KILL
HIS PIGEONS
Wallace L. Cannon. Of New
Castle, to Punish Men Who
Violate the Law

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Sept wallace l..
Cannon has posted notices that all gum
ners who shoot pigeons win be punish-
ed according to law. Last year several
valuable birds belonging to him were
killed and he is determined that those
who violate the law shall pay a fine
of from s. TO $50
Andrew Hubert Gallagher is confined
to his bed with an attack Of rheuma-
tism.
st. Peters parochial school opened
today with an increased attendance.
Professor Holloway this morning
held an conference with the school
teachers and plans for the coming year
were discussed. New pupils were en-
rolled and the schools will open to-
morrow.
The condition Of Frank Valley is
critical and no hopes Of his recovery
are entertained.
The steel plants are closed today or
account OF the holiday.
Gunners were out in force this morn.
ling from daylight with malice afore
thought after the festive reed birds
Many Wilmington gunners came on tn
first cars.
Joseph Biggans while dancing a
lBavarian Park, Wilmington, on Satur
lday night fell and broke his ankle.
Board Of Trade Meeting.
Citizens in general are invited {
attend the meeting of the Board O
Trade this evening. Many importan
matters will be discussed. There ar
three industrial concerns anxious I
locate here and an effort viii be mad
to land them here. s. S. Deemer {
the Deemer Steel plant. will not as
lanything from the city but exemptio
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
NFWpOHT.
wlImInaton ceuntrY cIub.

on the links OF the Wilmington
Country Club Saturday afternoon the
qualifying rounds in the race for the
presidents cup were played.
In the initial round thirtyatwo play
ers qualified and viii continue TO piay
for the prize.
The low gross score prize was won
by Harry Pyle. with a total Of go
Charles Copeland won the net score
prize. with a score of 20.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Securing Sussex For Men to Work in
Glass Factories.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Sept. 2-Rep-
resentatives OF glass works in south
Jersey are making canvass in Sus-
sex county for boys una men, much
to the apprehension and dislike Of the
farmers. The agents are Offering eN-
ceIent wages to bows 10 enter their
factories and learn the trade Of glass
blowing. They offer boys S6 a week
at the start and men $40 TO Sl2' with
written guaranty of opportunity 10
learn a trade.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
|ASHION STORE
open TOMORROW
& WOmen'S Goods Business
Now in the Hands Of
New Owners
l. MAYER PLEASED
WITH THE CITY

was announced this morning that
( Fashion, the big women's goods
e on the southeast corner of Fifth
Market streets, was purchased at
receivers sale held in New York
lay last, by new owners and will
opened to the buying public to-
row. This announcement was made
Mr.. Mayer of the new corporation
s. L. Mayer & Company, the new
ers.
is stated that The Fashion will
ome one OF the permanent business
ses Of wilmington under the new
ership. and those Interested state
the principals in the old firm are
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
sheriff 10 Live in Georgetown.

GEORGETOWN, Del, sept =
sheriff Thomas B. Pritchett has de-
cided 10 become a permanent resident
Of Georgetown and has this week pur-
chased the Judge Boyce farm OF
eighty-hve acres. on the edge OF town.
on the road extending TO Lewes- The
sheri9 paid S2-6na Cor tha faraa- So
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
RIVERVIEW WON
FROM NEWPORT
Boys From BTandywine VIC
tOriOuS by a 22 to 2
Score

Prince A. Mousley's Riverview base
bali team threw "a "hot one" into the
Newport bunch on the Riverview
grounds on Saturday afternoon, de-
feating the boys from out the pike
by the score Of % to ..
Green was on the slab for Riverview
and beside tanning ten OF the oppos-
ing batsmcn. made two runs, had two
hits. two sacrifice hits. two stolen
bases and two nut outs to his credit.
Henry. at second for Rlverview. also
put up a great game making five runs
and was charged with stealing ave
bases on saturday next Riverview
win go up against the Ford A. c.
Saturdays score follows;
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
s.. PauI,s eulIa vIetorIoua.

AZ Battery Park. New Castle on satur-
day afternoon the ST. Pauls Guild bass-
ban team Of Chester. defeated the New
Castle a. A. by score OF 3 20 2. Rennie
pitched for Now Castle and Burrei for
the vsltors' The score by innings:
ST. paurs Guild ........-1 o O 2 90 o o o-d
New Castle .... .... .....o 10000 o-t
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Win Witness Spanish Yacht Races.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Crowinshield,
the latter a daughter of Senator Henry
dupont. have sailed for Europe TO at
tend the yacht races at San Sebastian
Spain. Later in the fall they will join
Senator DUPONT in Washington
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Chestnut A. c. Lost.

Bethany Guild defeated the Chestnut A
C.. by the score OF to % The game was
slow and llstless che only feature being
CIesgs playing at second. The score by
innings: R.H.E.
Bethany Guild. ...-1 otoox-5 9 4
Chestnut a. c.. .0OO2OOO01-s 4
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
SPORTING news
JOnNNIES WON
BOTH GAMES

Johnstown wound up it's season in VIII
mlngton Saturday afternoon by taking
both games Of double-header from VIII
mington. shutting out the locals in each
game.
The first game went the limit Of nine
innings while the second wound up at th(
ending OF the seventh innins. Jackson and
Chappele faced each other from thg
mound IN the initial game and although
Jackson had a shade the better Of the
argument Wnmlngton's hits ddsnot coma
when needed. In Tho second game Wolfe
and Brady were the opposing pitchers and
hits were even. After the game Manages
Grady gave Eddie Lynch, who has been
playing at third his release.
Tho scores boy Innings follows;
FIRST GAME.
R.HE,
Wilmington .... ...0O O000000O- 1
lJohnstowp. . ...OO0O1O2Ol-4 4 o
Two-base hits Mcfarland Chappelle.
Noepman, double plays, Btouthors to
Noepman TO Conn; bases on balls. on
jackson. 3, OF Chappcllc. 4, struck out,
by Jackson b. by Chappelle, /; passed
balls Koepman; hit by pitcher. Cassidy,
Knefer Sullivan; LETT on bases, wiIs
mington, 10, JohnstoWn, 6, time. la; ums
/ pire, Brown.
SECOND GAME.
RHu
/ Wilmington ..... .......0OeO000-0
lJohnstown.. ..... .......0 600 l-2 o
Two-baso hits. Arndt Brouthers sacri-
ace hits Cassidy. Raymer Broutheni
stolen bases, Conn, Burthold, McFarand,
E. Lynch. bases on balls. on Wolfe, 4; on
Brady e struck out by Wolfe. l. BY
Brady, g; left on bases, Wilmington. 81
lJchrstown, g; umprcs, sullivan and koep-
man; time LIS.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
aItimore & Ohio Railroad
S4s.75 to PACIFIC COAST
rNag nn-E Nkr- MAN

HTSffS W HNi ~ SNFN'
LOW RATE-ONE WAY
COLONlST FARES
To Principal Points in
lifornia, Arizona, Colorado, Brit
sh Columbia, Montana, Mexico,
New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon,
texas, South Dakota, Utah, Wash
ngton.
On Sale Daily
5m August 81 to October 80, 1907.
-or Tickets and Full Information
I on or Address Ticket Agents,
Itimore & Ohio Y. r., or n. A.
lier, 7. p. A., s04 Market street
lminstont Del.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Fifth Floor

On the fifth floor we show Dining
Room Furniture in great abundance.
Sideboards, China Closets, Bullets, Ex-
tension Tables and Chairs from the best
makers. They come in Golden and
Weathered Oak and genuine Mahogany,
Colonial modern and mission styles. We
also show on this floor Wardrobes and
Library Tables.
Sideboards, from SI6.5 so to $4,000 each.
China Closets, from $500 to $I25.oo
each.
Bullets, from S2I.oo to $4,000 each.
Dining Tables, from 800 to $4,000
each.
Dining Chairs, from ooc to $500.
Wardrobes, from SIo.5o to $500 each.
Library Tables, from $500 to $1,000
each.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
Fourth Floor

This floor is devoted entirely TO floor
coverings Our showing of handsome
Carpets and Rugs for the fall is complete.
Visit this floor and see the newest designs
and colorings in carpets for the coming
season. They will interest you.
Tapestry Carpets, from 65c to SI.o5 per
yard.
Velvet Carpets, from $I.oo to $1.5o per
yard.
Body Brussels Carpets, $I.5o per yard.
Administer Carpets, from $I.4o to $I6o
per yard.
Royal Wilton Carpets, $500 per yard.
Rugs, standard makes and sizes, from
SJ.oo to $4,000 each.
Linoleums, printed and inlaid, from soc
to S2.oo per square yard.
Mattings, China and Japs, from $3.50 to
$500 per roll.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02

Best Results-Least Cost
cubberlys. Eye Work, s24 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1907-09-02

A spider can live ten months without
food. -. ---
Evening journal., 1907-09-02
First Floor BUILDING TE%


We have set this floor apart for the ex-
elusive showing Of office furniture. Here
you will find Roll-top Desks, Flat-top
Desks, Typewriter Desks, Bookkeepers'
Desks, Office Tables and Office Chairs.
We also show on this floor the Globe
Wernicke system of Filing Cabinets and
office devices, for which we are exclusive
agents in this State.
Roll-top Desks from $3.50 to $4,000
Flat-top Desks from $3.50 to $4,000.
Typewriter Desks, from $4,000 to
$500.
Office Tables, from $500 to $500.
Office Chairs, from $500 to $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Ter p~nlfaniidr Mnsbrnd) ani Saiuaii.

San 6ronci0co, Sal, 2l,
,Snnudr, - 4oltnatrjdtcn ans so
nohIIu entbnltcn cine ~intcrciiontc
ShilocrunG 0cS ShMuipicI0, oaS
ser Wouno 300 ON 9. &Olnrar nm
Wittcrnoft bot, Gin Nltabrud) Bic
icS &ultanS, Scr iih bis 81 elmer
Sobe bon 1860 Sui iibcr DEM @iec,
rcSipic9cI crbcbt, bc,jGt feline Sdref.
fen fiir sic 9cmohn2r Ser &nicln.
Seit lbun0ert Nabgcn bat man nidt
gebort, OoB O. oHH McHidcn %ientalS
rerocrblid 0cporo,n mare, 9lber ser
prGdtige $(ublid Iodt (onicnOe ms
6reic. Stauncro be)bohtcn lie ooS
6orbcnipieI Oca pcn Der 6lommcn'
iGltlc erbeQtcn 3inmcl9 uu0 OaS
%orOrin8en 0c5 0lilbcuoCn 2uoo.
itrumc2. l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
Mad Gbarleitun eingelabcn.

TorbereitltnBcn fir oaS beporitebenOc
9Sationol. Sd%iieeniGt. - 1eutide
Delegation i'm @eiBen @nltic.
obinOto II. :. g., "a. San,
Cine Delegation Ser ShiibensSe.
lelliflait Don G6nrleiton S..G., no.
leLblt in ocn Gagen pom g.. bis IA.
Wfai oaS NationoI . S6iiBenieit abge.
balten meroen miro, lit mad @aibing-
ton gefommen, Tim Dem GrGiioenten
RooleueIt, Sem OeutidJen 9oti1after
6reiberrn u. SternMlrg. Dem Sor-
oelSiefretGr Strars, Den Senatoren
Gilman uno 2atimer uon Sii0.Garo.
lima, Dem General ginnanoerungS.
GommiIior Sdrgent uno onoeren Ro.
tabIlitGten @inIaounacu 5t Dem 6eitc
81 iibcrbringPn. Die Delegation be
itano aus Sen SS. Gmil $. Sa6ns.
9unOeS , ErGiiocnt; @cnrp @oltc,
ErGli0ent ser Shiiten . WeieQjdait;
O6crIt Senrp Sdad)te, s. Is. :.
S6toocr, Mapor @oo0min Hbett pon
GbarleItou, DC. 5. .. &appelmonn,
z. :. "copper" un0 Nlbcrt ORTIZ, &c
0ottcllr ser Tcltiden 3citlng" pom
Gbarleiton.
8eitcrn morcn sic Ielcaaten ol>i
Der ocutI6cn 9otifait, no lie nont
9otidaftcr Nli oos 3upprfommcnoItc
cmpfnngcn mur0cn. Barren Steru.
burg erfIGrtc, er miiroe nit Dem groB-
ten 8cr9niigcn eincn 9ciltd) in Gbor-
Teton MAIDEN, 81 cr nod nie in ser
oprtiacn biitoriid 10 interciiontcn @e-
gcno aeueien, uno mcl,n cr eS orrons
gircn f0nne, 10 mer0c cr germ oie @in-
Iooun9 onncbmcn.
Scute mltrOe Ole Delegation BON
ocm GongrcbmitaIico 2cQore benz
Er6ii0entcn inn @eiBcn Soltic por0e-
itcllt, I'm sic Ginlooung formea 81
iibcrbringcn. Iic SS. 9trnls urO
Sargent BADEN cs nod unbeltimmt &c.
loiien, OF lie fommcn mcr0cn; 0os
Miro bon bcm cpcntucqcn Gron9 Ser
8eihGite ~obb1ngcn.
@citern I6en0 folgten sic Gclega-
ten elmer ginlaoung beS Repr0ientan-
ten 2cgare gum Gincr. Son bier aus
gebt sic GeiIe no6 Ncn.0orf meiter,
no sic Delegation 5unGhit Sen tribe.
rem 9unoes. TrGiioenten Senrp aro'
ucr uuiiltdlen mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
@icbcr Gin GinocSran6?
aleincr So6n eineS pohlbaben6cn
StaIicners ipurloS ucridJmun0et.
- oSdmar5c San0" bate Grob.
brieie gri6idt.

Sem Oorf "a. Somuar. -
Gin on9cblifer G~inoeSroub, Ser Dem
@ebeimbuno Ser oShmar5cn 6ano"
SIR Gait gcleDt miro, bclhaitiBt iclt
gcitcrn sic Ncnierlpadc an ser Ser
ton.Nuemlc. Wnriuro, odS Ied)S
Sabre alte S6bnfcn ocs p%obl6n6en-
Sen italieniidcn 9ddcrmciiterS Gin'
cent Ealermo, ociIen &erfaufsl1oell
lid in Nr. 600, 6luibing.NOcnie, un0
9tr. %, Sopfins.S traBc, beiinocn, lit
lett 9ieritog ipurloS peridmlinocn,
uno man gIoubt, bered)tiBtcn @rltto
5t Ser Nnno6mlc 81 bohcn, Dab Der
9lcinc gcpoltiom cntiirbrt mor0en lit.
Ger Batter bcs pcrmiBtcn &na6en fat
uGnllif III Sen lcstcn Sogen 5mci
9rieie crbaltcn, in ocnen ibm ltn0
ieiner 6an1ilic idipercs llnGeil nngc'
orobt miro, ioiCrn cr nift Elm 2oie-
geIo non $500 entridte. N~niGnglid)
id)cnftc Enlerno oieier Irobung feline
mcitcrc 9eodtung, entlhloB iif Ip1'
ter uber ood). poriihti8 ST lein uno
ser Snde aui oen @runo 81 gebcn.
PIN Iicnitag Nadmittag ipielte
ser flcine Wariano nit me6rerell
Nodbarsfin0ern allf elmer leeren
9auitCQc uniern ser elterlihen @ob-
nrula, ais Elm Stoliener, ser MIR lllt-
Ter oem Numen nSoe" betannt lit,
0cn auirps 6ei Seitc lodte. @cni8e
gugenblide ipGter marcn 9eibe per
i6nunOen, obne SAB ieood Die aIt,
oeren ain6er OieS gleid bcmerft bit
ten. Grit ais flr5e 3eit oaralf Die
Wuttcr Mari1lio'S crificn. I'm ibr
S0bnhen 6eim SIT Soften, iudten Die
2leinen ~pergeblih nod ibrem Spiel
~aenoiien. Sobalo Yalermo erfabren,
mas iid 5uBctra9en mclOete or ben
@oriall ser GoIi5ei un0 lcgte ibr Damn
and Die Tro1brieie Dor, Die ibm III
Den letten SaBen 5ugegangen naren.
We6rere Ietcftips Duroen u%nucr5iig'
lid nit ser Iuiipiirung oes uermiB'
ten anaben b%etraut; mar ourd)indte
oas gauge itolieniid)e Giertel nad)
ibm, bislang aber obne iegliden Or
iolg, bod perocn ole Gederfen
eiirioit i~ortgaieet. Gie Mlitter oes
pernleintlih g%eraubten ana6en lit in
8olae ser auiregung i6mer erfranft.
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Salts @criprcdrnngcn
Gllboniide HepoIiltionS .8enerGIe be.
iteben ollf ibrer griiiQung.

Sauona, "a. San. - Die Ncpo.
lutionS. 8enerdle @orcia 9eIeS 8los,
WoraucttS, Irncibio, Wirct ulo
Suite bielter geitern cine Goniercnj
ob uno begoben iid) 4benos I'M If
llbr 81 Scnor 3opas. Dem E%rGiioen.
ten oeS Grefutipcomitc's ser liberoIen
Eartci, Dem lie erfl1rten, lpenn ou8
GrefutipzGomite bon @ouperncur
Wogoon nidt Die Ml%lsiiibrung Scr
nit Den SS. 8oft uno Bacon gctroi-
iencn Ibmo6un9cn 81 erlangen per
moNc, 10 piiroen Tie lid an bicien
perionlid nno epertuea an ole SS.
Gait uno Bacon uno an Den TrGii.
oenten &~ooiepelt penoen mo ipenn
aud bas nihts niite, 10 miiroen lie
lpilicn, mas lie 81 tblin bitten. Sic
8enerGlc beboupten, lie bdtten aQe
8enerdle an ibrer Seite, nel6e on
oeIl lcBten beiocn Hepolutionen tbeiI.
genommcn BADEN, un0 allc miirOcn
ollf griiiQilng Der genad)ten 3uiogen
beIteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25
0cItcrn Marplanb Giicnba6n.
Beptnneiro 25. 3~ooem6er. oerIdBt Siuen.S ta.:.t
-onIff

Beptnnetro 25. gooem6er. oerIdBt S~tuen.s Citation
Saaltfl.
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gB. s0nbH." gS1Gnecboro, 9bdTbersbur9 nno.
ulSQenommen Gonntag, 9aneod uno GUM
hcrlunb.
3.04 Wcdn. -. Accommodation nn6 Union.
glrtcge. intule tdalif. disgenoulmen Sonntug.
Wor;, SnuuOcr. GETTYSBURG uto y. uno s..
9i0iiiou Einiter.
*4.55 glddhm. - Grpreb. SduptIinie. SnJerss
tnion. 6uucpd, G6ippersburg ituo, duSaenoiis
men SonHtdg. Sreoertd uno eulmitsbnrg.
Hnrlolt, gSnqNon.
Edaltdb, aus%aenpmmen epuutaa.
9. 81 NiorgenS - Dorf, y. Ino =. Giotfion uno
SnuntliHie tflIt6 BON Gmnrp'Srobs foiute
Carlisle.
TO MlorgcnS - sm,om. rad SisbfieIo. foipie
Gmwitsburd.
1000 MoroenS - Weftcru Grpreb. gScitminiter.
gtetu Wiuhfor. Union gribae. griceoiue (Sre.
ocrid). 16urntont, WdbneSboro. 9barnberss
bnro. Sndcrstntpu. Snrcod. Cumberland nno
Gftius. Buffet Observation-Disclosures
5.33 g}ndm, - Accommodation nab Sdnober.
G.25 Abcnos-giiom nan Union Rrioae.
BUR Ecuuertaas uuo samitaas.
yur Spuntaas.
$50 WtorgeHs-Iffoin. ndb unionsVrioge nrto
Suuoscc.
. 6dIt niht an YennfbIpania' aoe. Citation an.
". Rubertiuu. q. vi. 0suel,
@en. s@efhdfsfibrer. Gen. .8nft. .saenf.
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ltc6crrcitc cines uorgcididjtlidcn Sc
id,lcdlts.

Smn6a, 9te6r., 81 Somuor. -
Or, u. Sarolida bon @aibirgton, Der
bier a%ngcfommen lit, bat cine GRIND.
Tide llnteriufut1 Der Grobii9cl be-
gonnen. in peld)en fiir5lid) cine 9(n.
5o6l SfeIctte porgcihid)tlifer Wen.
id)cn ourd u. j. @ilOer. cinen bieii-
Gen So~urnalilten, entOedt moroen
iino. Die llnteriitd]ung iinoet unter
Sen auipi5ien oes Smitbionii den Sn.
Ititrts in @~aibingtpn itatt.
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Nofnl1 ShI0loaao0n5 rad NcmsDori lino be-
rett sum @e6rau5 In ber gdmbcHs uno ut
Hop llsStntiou uUI 10 90 gbenas.
u, nab Mtlantit.6itp on gSndentnaen; 2.
rrh 4tinntie,GttD tiGlid; z, nnh Mhontie'6i tn
Gorntugs. gtQt 3ige baIten in Wilminstpu.
Is bGlt In 6hefer an.
gbila,. 4ffOm., GcmoensS tntiru. sS.I5 Rprut.
i2. 30 9tnchii, 26.t0 abeuos: QPt. HohuIsS %tniion.
1920 Gorm, i2,25 giudbm.. 2G.t5 gbenos.
Aberbeeu Htfpni., GarnoersS tntiou. III .0c
9infm.. $40 Wbeno5; Wt. HobuLStait0D
2t.05 Rudm., !G.t5 2tbeuns.
Aeferbirln9 bon Raum In Sflnfs ooer Bar
lcrs@aaaoHs. Creiferaten etc. iperoen fdren be-
inrut per 5elepbpu in nueh folaeHoeh billet
81 III Ro ET'siu5 24 u nser @S' 9enrtiSunBs' tg5oiG.
gGt. N~obnl,Stotion. &. & u. UT. Scrnon 3t23:
Gnmhens EtniiOn Observation-Disclosures 6. 4 u.
e.. F1ul $40. ooer Wio., Court. Ino S.28; unf
VI, 526. SlofgroGespde.
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~ VI Nv RR'' ~ ~
Der fommt Die glei6e &unbc. Ill6 III
Der Sfmei5 berriht Der @inter nit
furdtbarer Strer,ge mie 3epcide1l
aus 3iirih uno Bern Oortbun. Ser
8erfebr lit al~lentbolben itorf beeinz
trGdtiet poroen, ia pieueibt lit er
aan5 u%nterbrod)er1.
@iro pen iontrt.
General Der &opaIerie G0ler b. B..
GIonit, pelder Den Goiten Oes @ene'
raj. Snipefteltrs Der 8aualerie belief.
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ben. Scin No6foIger miro General.
lieutenant b. aletit. G~ommonOelr
ser IS. Iiniiion in Grfurt.
(Grnit Ruoolph goIer b. 5. YloniB
iultrOe om I. Sui 1886 in aQtenbur8
geboren. glm /. Wfni 1886 fam er aus
Dem &o0ettensGorps ols Secon0cA
lieutenant in ooS /. 9ronocnburqi.
ide Grogoner-He9imen Nr. ,. Zen
belitidsfran50iiide Grieg modte rr
oils Hittmeiltcr nit. Nod Dem &riegc
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Ben @cneroIItob Deriett. SIN Sabre
1882 tprlr0e or Sbcr1t, 1883 8enerots
major, 1890 8encrolIiclttenont, 1896
General Der &ouuuerie un0 an /.
Npril 1898 @eneroG-S nipcftcur. Nn.
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tGroienlt.S ubilGums G. Wtot 1909
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&olonieu.
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iih pl0tIih in meitelten arciien Der
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alloltrirt mcrocn, uno nod Sen 9ez
genp6rtigen In5ciden 81 idIicBen,
miro Die 9ctbciIi9nng cine iebr rc8c
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WllSfetier oes 4. 9ooii6en ,%Snfonte'
ric.Negincnts Erin5 @ilbelm Nr.
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allcrIct aus Tcutid Ian >.
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iii oic &riliS III DER Seioen. Snouitrie
eliidlih nod permicoen .pnrben. Die
@irren 5piid)en oen 6drbcrei. 5obris
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lester Nllgenblif, ga idon Die be-
i6loiiene Mtolien- in
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&unitgicberei 8lnOenbed & Sobnc,
bic Seller icines SO. 8eburtStoges.
Gem Subilor iino onloBlid oeS Gr.
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6ad)t.
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$50 Born. nnt 9eInir ideIih. aussenom'
men Gonniag5.
t.2o G1tbm. nab Nelcir, MIR Gnmftoo s.
1926 gi1dm. nan D0rf tdg.ih, uuSaenormen
Sorrinps.
4.05 Gahm. nan Delta. MIR eonntnos.
4.45 Gadm. mad go'uir idgIi6. ausgcrorn'
men cpnutaas.
600 abenbs mao Delta ii8Ittb. auseenout'
men Sorntnqs.
II 90 @benos nod 9eItn. MIR Gonntaas.
II 80 Abenb5 mad geIoir, Wlittlpo6 II. Gam
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tlapss III. SO s. Q. 5, ierHerSB 81.
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1903. .. IL. e." mo a9iftrifis 9tr. SO.
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