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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. June S.-The SUI
preme court yesterday disposed OF the
following cases
Affirmed: People vs.. Wolfr: Solosth
We Lien: First National bank OF Du-
rand VS. shaw; In matter OF Bright
estate Maiinot VS.. Turner, Hcchan VS..
Harris: Potter VS.. Grand Trunk West
ern railway: township OF Burdell VS.
Grand Rapids & Indiana, People Us. De
troit. Grand Haven Il Milwaukee rail-
way.
Reversed: Fisher VS.. Burroughs Ad-
ding Machine Co. Nichols W.. Boyne
City Lumber Co; Nichols vs.. w. III
White Co. Newberry vs.. smith. People
vs. Beebehyser: Bull vs.. Adams Pam
mel VS. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co: In matter OF Hodges estate; Gil
bert VS. williams Brininstool VS. Mich
gan United railway, Folkmire VS.
Michigan United Railway Co; Merrill
vs. Leisenring; Capering VS.. Saginaw
Coal Co. People vs.. Mindemon; EN-
bidy VS.. Goodenough.
Mandamus granted In Township VS.
Jackson circuit judge and denied In
Dusaw VS.. state veterinary board
Doetsch VS. Wetlaufer was modified
Certlorari was granted in Sturgeon
& Co VS.. board OF assessors.
Order 70 show cause denied In Kohn
VS.. Hosmer Judge.
June term begins today Call Is T. s.
6, S, II. IL. IS, 16. 81. % Court Will
sit continuously until june docket is
finished. State cases are set for Thurs
day. the nth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
NEWSPAPER WOMEN TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Mayor Bell VIII Deliver Address Of
Welcome and President Browne
VIII Respond

PORT HURON, Mich, June S.-The
twentieth annual meeting of the Mich
fgan Women's Press association was
opened here last evening. Mayor
]. ]. Bell, Miss Bina NJ. West and L.
A. Sherman delivered the addresses
OF welcome and responses were
made by Mrs, Frances Z. Burns. OF
st. Louis, Mica, and President Mrs.
Grace Greenwood Browne, of Harbor
Beach.
Wednesday Will be devoted to re-
ports OF committees and officers while
in the evening thu local committee has
made arrangements for a reception
which will be he'd In the parlors OF
the Hotel Harrington.
On Thursday, thu committee has ar
ranged for an automobile ride around
the city, and, IL the weather permits.
the guests will be tadered boat ride
on the steamer Coiger by the Port
Huron Chamber OF Commerce.
DIR. Emma K. Bower, of this city,
IL treasurer OF the association. DR..
Bower was honored With this Office
at the meeting held a Harbor Beach
three years ago. and 3 great record
keeper OF the Ladies 4 the Modern
Maccabees, president oithe secretary
section of the organize OF the Ma.
tional Fraternal Congres and secrc-
tary and treasurer OF Ne Michigan
Fratcrnal Congress, tn executive
ability of DR.. Bower wa recognized
by the members of this asociation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09

had been watching the spiders gasped
as the forms turned over and over In
their rapid descent and struck the
river 200 feet out from shore.
shorty couldn't tell how far down he
sank. but he said later he must have
been near the bottom before he start
ed TO come up. Slim was nowhere In
sight. and Shorty struck ont for the
shore with what little strength was
left In him. He turned around In his
swim shoreward and saw Sims head
bobbing 10 or is feet away, Shorty
tried with all his feeble remaining
strength TO reach his mate.
From the shore there came cries as
the life guards. kept on duty for just
such emergencies, jumped into a row.
boat and pulled out into the stream
after the ironworkers. Hard pulling
soon brought them alongside shorty.
but when they attempted to grab him
and drag him into the boat he waved
them on
Get after Slim" he sputtered: :
cant you see he's all in. No, let me
alone. I'll reach shore: keep after Slim.
Lordy. there he goes down again"
The life guards obeyed and put out
after Slim. who. after being carried
out on the tide. disappeared and came
up again five feet further out They
got him when he came up the third
time and dragged his unconscious form
into the boat and rowed like mad for
shore
Shorty swan to pier adjoining that
OF the Maine Steamship Co. and CON
tinued on In the dock to the bulkhead
where the stringpiece is low. and
he dragged himself out of the river
Then he Topped down and watched
the life guards bring Slim ashore
when both men were taken TO the hos
pital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
To Pass ON Bond Bids

A meeting OF the ways and means
committee OF the council will be held
Just prior TO the council meeting. Tues
day night. 10 pass on the bids OF yari.
Gus surety bonding company agents
for furnishing the official bonds OF the
city for the year. This contract has
been held up for some weeks because
the committee suspected collision
from the increased prices asked for
bonds II is more than likely that all
bids will be rejected and readvertis-
ing Of tha contract ordered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
PI. 5HuTT IN
|HBzF0R HONOR
a. B. Veterans Push Him for Of
fes Of Senior Vice Commander
Has Brilliant War Record.

KALAMAZOO June S.-Capt. III. p.
ntt,'<uf this city. chief Of star un-
Commander &. T.. Foote. de-
tmono OF Michigan. Grand Army
~ Republic, u being pushed by
1k1r Post No. 70. and other civil
xGterans OF southwestern Michi-
y lDF the once OF senior vice com
16er Of the department at the an
N election OF the department TO be
I'd In Kalamazoo during the state
1campment.
Capt. Shut has already received
4 ne unanimous endorsement or Orcutt
nost without solicitation on his part,
md the fact that the city In which
NE encampment is held is entitled 10
[the Office, makes the captains cleo
Non almost assured.
Capt. Shut Is a past commander or
0rcutt post, and has held other i'm
Dortant .ofiices In that organization.
& The war record OF Capt. Shut Is a
E militant one. He enlisted at the age
<0f is In May, 1861, in Co. &c" Tween
,Iy-third Ohio infantry. His regiment
icing assigned 10 the Army OF the Po-
Ifomac, he took part In many hard en-
. xagements, among them the battles OF
Canifax Ferry. Cotton Mountain.
Packs Ferry. Giles Court House, sec
Ind Bull Run. Frederick City. South
Mountain, Antietam and Cloyd Noun
nin. He participated in the capture
Df the rebel raider Morgan at Column
5ia. Ohio.
AZ Cloyd Mountain Capt. Shut was
bken prisoner, but before the day was
Der captured his captor and brought
HIM into the union lines.
During his period OF service he rose
rapidly through the various grades or
\ his company. and was for many
months detailed as one OF the regi-
mental color-guard. He was muster
ed out in August. 1864.
Coming to Kalamazoo county in
1877. he has always been active in
business affairs He became a mem
Der of circuit post, and was made its
commander
On the election of Col c. r. Foote
TO the command Of the department OF
Michigan. Capt. Shut was appointed
chief Of stan.
In 1895 the G. A. r. exposition was
organized chiefly. through Capt.
Shuts efforts. He was made chair
man of the executive committee and
largely through his efforts the sum
Of over $1.100 above expenses was
cleared for Circuit post.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
MAKING SUNSHINE
Il 10 OFTEN Found in Pure FOOD

The improper selection of fAd
drives many healthy person into IL
depths Of despairiug Illness. Inded
most sickness comes from wrong foh
and Just so surely as that Is the caA
right food will make the sun Shin
once more.
An old. veteran OF Newburvnort
Mass, says: I'm October. was talEar
sick and vent to bed. losing AZ mounds
In about go days. | had doctor after
doctor, food hurt me and | had ~
live almost entirely on magnesia ana
soda. All solid food distressed ~
30 that water would run out oS NV
mouth In little streams.
mad terrible night sweats and NV
doctor finally said | had consumntion
and must die. My good wife gave nm
all hope. We we're at Old Orchard
Me, at that time and my wife saw
Grape-Nuts Ia grocery there. She
bought some and persuaded me TO
try II. "
Il had no faith In It. but took II 70
please her. To my surprise IL did not
distress me as all other food had
done and before had taken the ffth
packageI was well on the mend. The
pains left my had, my mind became
clearer suu -gafueti weight rapidfy
Il went back tony work again and
now after. Sin weeks, use of the food
am better and stronger. than ever be
fore A my life. Grape-Nuts surely
oaved-my life and made me a strong
hearty. man, Is pounds heavier than
before. was taken sick.
Both my good wife and I are will
fnx to make afidavit to the truth OF
q RGid The Road 70 MELVILLE" IN
nkG1- = There's q Reason"
Rv1F read the above letter. A new
~ otpesrs fro ntime 10 time. They
~ n1ouins, true, and full OF human
1nF1uA trs~-- -s-...a--...a.... 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
WEBS ON EVE OF SENTENCE.
Married In Jail as His One Year,
Term Is Berlnnlnq.

CADIZ. Ky. June "A marriage
service was performed here under I'M
usual circumstances The principals
were James Bruce. who had been sen
fenced to one year in the penitentiary
for malicious shooting, and Miss Edna
Aldridge. daughter of J. " Aldridge
Of near Rockcastle. The young man
was brought into the parlor Of the
jailer's home, and the ceremony was
conducted by County Judge G. B.
Bingham.
Young Bruce entered plea OF
guilty TO the charge OF shooting Walter
Goodwin, near Center Furnace, last
summer, which grew out OF the night
rider troubles OF that section during
February and March. 1903.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
WIFE SENDS CHECKS TO
VICTIMS OF COAL MAN
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure Makes Good Prom
Ise TO Settle for Imaginary Coal
Bought From Husband.

LANSING. Mich June s.-Mrs. VIM.
Mcclure. wife OF the notorious coal
man." has made good her promise TO
settle with her husbands victims In
Lansing. check was received by
the police for the complete amount
que the victims and II will be distrib-
uted TO those who bought imaginary
coal from the con" man. Mrs. Nc.
CURE did not even slight the woman
who signed the complaint which
caused her husband To serve time in
the Detroit workhouse, where he now
is. and the forgiying wife sent an
apology for not remltting sooner. Civ.
Ing as reason that she had been H.
because of the action OF his wife,
Mcclure will not have to face other
charges here. There are several vic
tins In other cities with whom Mrs.
Mcuire declares she will settle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
DANCES HIMSELF TO DEATH.
Negro Prisoner Overexerts Himself for
Entertainment Of Inmates.

SUFFOLK, Va, June 9.-Rather
pleased than otherwise at receiving a
Jail sentence OF 60 days because, he
said. his "bode an lodgin' would not
cost him ANYTHING for two months
Charles Hill, a Richmond Negro, was
the life of the other prisoners. He
was fond of cutting the pigeon wing
doing the clog and other turns Of the
light fantastic toe.
While surrounded by his cell mates
Hill gave q performance day or two
ego. the other inmates keeping time
with hand-clapping. After most as
founding dance, taking all the energy
of his body. Hill paused and fell for
ward on the floor of the cell, dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09

Government figures places the coun'
try's production OF pig iron last year
at 15.936,01S long tons, a decrease in
quantity OF over SO per cent, and in
value OF about 80 per cent, from 1907.
The output was the smallest since
1901.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09

1t has been found possfe to clear
weeds from the channels Il shallow
waterways In Egypt, wher they are
great pest, by equippini a motor
boat with an enormous pair shears.
operated BY a belt from the,ropeller
shaft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
GIRL SENT TO SIBERIA;
FIANCE IS A SUICIDE
He Spoke TO Her IN Violation Of Her
Command Never 20 Do SO.

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash, June O.
Because he disregarded her injunction
never TO speak 10 her again, Miss
Marie Mimic, OF Toppenish. thrashed
L. ]. Davis, about 80 years old. be
fore a large crowd in front OF the Top
penish postoffice.
Davis figured In the courts recently
regarding the settlement OF an estate
and was brought To this city 10 be ex
amined as TO his sanity at the time
but released. lie claims that the Ia
sanity charge was merely means OF
trying to deprive him OF his share In
the estate.
The cause of Miss Minto's attack
was not made clear. but Davis made
no attempt at retaliation.
The German Bundesrath has recon-
mended the ratification by the reich
stag Of the treaty with the United
States providing for full reciprocal
protection OF patents OF citizens OF the
respective countries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09

A combined metal cover an, handle
which locks securely upon mix bot
ties has been invented by aMassa.
chusetts man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09

low any vehicles OF any kind to enter
our grounds, understand
miles
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21

5lla nuf Die Misunderstanding ibrer
F%rogramn1e leitel ldBt. @os Oem
Grthlifunt in bicien1 rci5cnoen Wu-
icntempel IN oicier @od)c pieber &c.
bptell miro, lit Elm pollgilltiger ge.
ueia bieriiir. Iie 8lon5nummler ocs
ilbcraltS rcihboltigen Programmes
6ilbCt Die Goriiitrltng bcS y0omppr-
Enl5es," peld)c bier Wo1otc lang I'M
6iftb . Npcnlle = Sbeoter ST. Seem.
gorf Dobre Srinmpbe ~ieierte nlo'
oos Sagesgciprid Der Suoion Me
tropolc bilbcte. Ser Son5 lit ais eille
%,<lultrotipn IN Dem befanntcn Hllo.
poro &ipling'idlen @ebidJte 1leiten
9ialnenS aeluclt. ,SH llebyigen fire,
ten llntrr gln0ereu nod ME iolAenoen
Nttroftipaeu ulti: Belle Bergen, ole
@attin bes Gompnnilten DC &ctfs
@opper; beiien Sicoer lie mciiterbnft
3illn Tortrag; brinat; III Hapno ltllo
leinc brilliant Drciiirtcu 9%ullbpggen;
SarlarL &ni9bt H., SO. IN Der lGnbli-
den aonlobie rSbe Gbolf &ine;"Gon-
npllp unb @cinrid) IN cinem De
iouga, mo Gang e 9lft, lno Smith
mlo Campbell in elmer fomliihen
Sti55c camping ont" @eluobuter.
lllaBen Qibt Is tGglid) Wntincc'n.
n@upctps Sbeoter."
9(nbp Seluia lnb Die nWtnroi 8roo
Beauties" cr0iiueten acitern inn 20.
puil0rcn y@npetp = Sheote"" cin oui
cine Mod)e bcred)netea @altipiel.
;}ipcl @e~ianN5po'Nen gelnn0cn 5lir
I%oritcuung, Die cine n@hurl.S.Sln"
Die onOere oSbe FoolQolub in Yoris"
betitelt. Gle neiblid)eu Souptrollen
lutroen BON Den nod)ltcbcnbcn Stint.
lcrinnen perfGrpert: Ylonde MortinL
elmer onnnutbigcn llnb t%olentuonen
Shonipielerin; Sibpnne Iiron, mel
d)e I'M @eliec zines pr1d)ti9en ora.
moiiid)cn Soprons lit; GirginiaHop-
ben, meld)c gru5ios utl6 elegant 5lt
tnll5ell ucritebt. uno WoDbir0 Wtorri-
jon, Der Gontro . sllt gerdbe5u gufs
icben erregt. 9ie Serreu slnop Gem.
is ulo Clinton Solpper ipielcn Die
inGnrilihen Souptpartien. Olio"
trctcll inter Anocren ollf: Gas 9u-
irono : s3oellcr = 5rio in cillem TO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Shiffsnadridrteu.

Mem Dorf, 20. September. =
Nngefommen iino Die Ianpier ySs'
car Der 3peite" Don &openbagen unb
"3eelanb" Don Nntmerpen.
Sambnra, 20. Septembcr. -
Nn9efommen iinb ole Iompier, .Ere-
1ioent Grant" uno ,aoiierin guguitc
%ictoria" Don Nem.Dorf.
Gbril it al 3, 20. Sept. -
Der GompIer IS. j. Sietaen" lit BON
Ncn-gorf ein%setrofien.
Sucenst u'p ii, 20. Scptcmbcr.
- Ter Gmilpicr nsMallrctorio" lit
pon ,Ncm-9crf oraeIalat.,
|. @ibroItnr, 20. September. -
Scr Gnmpfcr vaSnig Nlbcrt" troi
bon AeW. Dorf bier eiL r
lSaunc, 90 rSeptcm6cr. Ter
Gompief 2 GbieosoM lit md, Nelp-
Gorf ohgeiubrcn. ~ 4t@96tt a-
GbcrbonrA 20. septembcr.-
Yer 9onlpfcr naroitprin5eiiill 9eci.
lie" trof BON Ncm-9orf cir uno iubr
nod Bremen peitcr.
Ter Gampicr n@roBer aurIiirIt"
'ebtc Icine Rriic nod) Npp. 9)orf tort.
Honoon 20. September. Der
Sampler ~Winnebobo" lit BON Nem.
S)orf bier cingclouicn.
Nntmerpcn, 20. Septembcr.-
Ger Compiler ~2oplono" fam Dol,
Ncru-Oorf bier an.
liverpool 20. September. -
Ter Compiler nMouretanio" lit BON
Eeip'g)orf mtgefommen. p
Walin Seab, 20. September.
- Ger Compiler .6urnriiio," bon
Ncu's)orf nod @ldS1om hcItimmt,
iijnoIiiirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Nnrereq .TbPuter.
lr uiif q fuoemie. e."

'''
Sic hod)intcreiiontc aom0oie ,5be
@irl from SECTORS" mcld)e in Bic
ier ISOLDE in Der .Muiif- Nfnbemie"
mliaefiibrt miro, 5og 9citcrn abcnb
Gin 9roBca Ellblifum on. @obl lcl.
tul bat IN Den lester Sahrcn Elm
nelcS Sbeotcritiid berartige Senlo-
tioll bcrporatrufen, ais bicie lctte
Sd6pilina Saul go. Gottcr's, oe3
bcriibniten NntorS BON nSrilbD". Ger
sluibuu Der SmOlllnd lit 9elhidt, Der
Tiolo1, pointirt mo miti9. Tir sc
idJid,tc bcS StiideS orebt iid inn
cine jllngc Same ans 9ottlt Greet,
Mibiann, Gin Mit9liCb Scr noberen
Tierbun0crt," bic bcionhcrS nr g2obl-
tbNtiafcit . einrid)hul0cn QroBcs at.
tipeo SltertIie ninlmt. I'm iif ut
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nod Nclu.Oorf, 0icr crpirbt lie iid)
ollrd) bGuiiQc Hei,lhe IN SECTORS b..
riibnltHl Sofnl bcn Nnnlell, Der ocnl
Stiid nla Sitcl oient. Atnd Souic
5lriidgcfcbrt, fin0ct lie BORT cine
gauge Nn5obl ibrcr ncltcn Ircllnoc
ans ser SllhionsW ictropole Dor, Bel
lutidlcr @elegenbcit iih perIbieOcnc
fomiidc Situntioncn crAeben, sic jc.
bod ollie cine bcirieoi0cnoc S0ilnl1
finbcn. TnS Stiif iiloet cine IN ie
Der Mihtlng uor5iiglidc Iuritclllulh
mo in 9e5uG oli iccnii6e gli5itut-
tun1g bleibcn feline Wiinide lunbeirir.
oigt. srrl Mittuodb rno an Gam.
Itog finoen Wntinec'n itntt, ole critic
5u populGrcn Ereiien.
nSorb'S Sbeotcr."
Cine Der ulfigiten unb origilnelitcn
muiifoliihen aomooien, iucld)s bie
onlerifnniide @iibnc ieit Soiigent
%proou5irtc, r5Gc 9~tcmlopipebS ullb
their 9obp" betitclt, gebt III bieier
Wod)e in Soro's Ibeoter iiber Die
9retter, neld)e Die Welt beoeuten.
Sibretto 1lno Wtitiif oeS Stiides, Del.
len Sanoluna iid) oli ben ieoem Sci.
tungsleier befannten &%orrifotllrelt
bon George WcWionlls o%lfbaut, itom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
Nltcs @csrpt

in maecrllcm Grobuftf Salbci ullo
Sdmefet lpuroeu lett uroenflihen
s3eitcn iif Soar- lrnb appibaitt-
'&ranfbcttem beuuet.r Sn alten 3eis
tln nuIsten fid) Die 9ti,te oas gffttei
ielbit miibebpa b%eritelleri. Sett tanl
lcner gftte sfpot6efer Sizes MitteI, fer.
tin mo init @eitif III perfeft aus.
bcltottetcn 9oboratorien 9emiiht. al
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pbur. oas in allen moocrnen Ipotbe.
fen iiir SOC. uub 81 Die 6laihe per-
iluit ODER gesen gmpiang oes Erei.
les oireft BON Der @petb Chemical
Co. "A Gortlmtot- Ctr, Nep.Yorf
Gitp, pcrionbt miro.
3u perfauien bel Der &eao 9rilg
CT. Spe5ial- Msanten. remington. mno
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Baltimore ampf-Yadei.Gpmnaauie

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shfteu aisseftattet
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@eitern NarsIano Giienbaba.

Seeinnenb am Q. Stunt. berIaNen Siuen.stattnn.
10 Vorm.-oisdnelroft. Saeersiotpn. 81 unb
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LAO Natuu. - Accommodation iia6 lnipr.
Bridge. -
1905 maNm.- G1preb. SauptItnte, saaers.
foiprl. SaIrcd. Rceies0ro, Cha mbersbiira,
S9,ppersbnra, uto ausaen. Gonntae, Sreoes
rto tillb @rtrtitSburp. fSH3
9dslidl, aasseHsmu,en eonntaa.
IGo VernI. Oort, .. uno 8. bib. Iib Gar.
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.s.2o maam.%siue mountaiuer sres. ~ss.,miu.
fters, .Hreterid. 1burmon., @iue Mibae, Vue.
nd Vttta: Blue Wscurftain uno SoaerStotpn,
1925 Wa@m.-"SduptItnic SrIt1 bon emort.
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$50 NaNm.-sfiommobafion nun Sanpber.
e.15 abenbs-Nlfoum. natb t~nionsBriboe.
Nar DsnnerfGaS nnb eanakAaS,
11.00 MbenoS-Mffontm. nod ttnionsBrtbae.
A1r estntaeS.
9.46 Borm.--.nfitthuooation mad lnionsgriboe
!. sali .iSt an acknowledgement !. station.
ssss.ssas. : s.n.4v,... S.S:txa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-21
men bon gorun Soifnlon ulo Saul

men bon Noron Soifnlon uno saul
@elt; Die = ieoer 81 ieincm Sbeil-
WeiiterlibeS geleiitet bobcn. Die
SanOlung bes Stiides, iitsbelien &or.
bergrunoe bas burd bcn &iliplltoner-
Sd)ouipicler SSollleS &. Hoien perfGrs
perte 9obp Der NeupernlGblteu ltebt.
biloet cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
berfolge bon Sccllen ppll oantbor
mirfiomlter Sitlotionsfomif, Der jid
Nicmono I'M ;}uidnuerroum e%rtSie-
ben fam. Sn ben &onptrollcn Ocs
Stiidcs iino nebcn %NSalncs &. Hoien
Die fol9enoen &iinltlerimen ulo
&iinItler beiduftiat: @rdiiu Olga
BON Sobielot, 2eono StepbenS, Shn
Sibbu9b. Wiltun 0omion, 8. Sopes,
George y. Murpbp, Srpillg 9roofS,
George Goiuarh Heco. Die Wuiif 5I
Dem Stiide lit melodies ilno reid
al biibiden @eiou9S . Ginlo9en, sic
lie. bier bolb einbiiroern biiritcn; ser
Gbor beitebt aus iiiniSig Wit1lieberu
mo l~eiitet mirflif @lltcS. gn Wiitt.
nod unb Somltog iinocll, ipie iiblid,
NahmittogS : &prIteQungcn itott.
N uoitprium."
&ioln alien in cinem nellcrt, ciNcn3
iiir lie BON Dem pcrltorbcncn j. Mo.
rIon CRAWFORD geidriebenen Grontn
lit bic Mttrnftion, nit ueld)cr Dos
auditorium" IN bicier Mod)c bent
@oltin,orer Sbeotcr. Eublifum oui.
mortet. vSbc @bite Sitter" lit Der
Nolne Oes Stiides, rmb ole beriibnltc
&iinitlerin pertorpert Die Sitelrollr,
Die lie nit olltn 8uben ibrer ieltcnNl
@eltoltungstunit m,sitottet. Die
Sonolung fiibrt Dem @eilltcr sen
&onlpi Dor Nugen, Den cine Ioniin;.
fonersNonle III ibrem Snlteren ollS.
5nIed)ten hot spiiden Der Siebc 8,
eincm iungcl Wanle uno ben Yflitb
ten Ge9enilber ibrem ielbit9emdbltsu
@erit elncn &onlpi, aus Dem bie
EIlidt ais SieNerin berporecbt. Gic
mGnllit)e Sauptpartir ipielt Ser
Willtam 6ornllm, Elm S%fauipieler
bon beHerfensipertben Silolit1tell.
Mud, inter DEL, iibri9en GorIteucrn
ino Earitellerinncn btiinoen iih go
men bon grobem Hui, ipie SomeS
S'Nciu, Minna 8olc, Ridie Gina,
Gwigbt Cana. Soieph @bitirg, Soi
Goroncci, Sannp Nboiion Yitt uno
Belle Gbippcnoale @orner. Wiit-
nod irnh Samitag iino Die Motinc,.
Gage.
30 arp lamb Sbcoter." .
Som Better bas Bette. pom Nelle.
item oos Neileite, oos lit oas HrirBip,
bon peldem lid Die @eidGitslcituna
Des .Warplanb . Sbeaters" in @e.