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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
HowARD's THREE STARS, GRAY, ALLEN
AND TERRY.

strated that these tawny warriors Of
the gridirOn were prinled for the great
est contest of their lives.
Thu. game was the occasion for the
coming together of the prominent and
fashionable people of Washington and
neurby cities. Philadeiphians were
there In large numbers to urge the
: keystone boys on to victory. Large
crowds were present from Baltimore.
!; and they were for Howard all the
/. time. Richmond. Va. sent up her
quota of beautiful girls and sturdy
youngsters. They were divided in
their allegiance. some cheering for the
White and Blue. others for the Yellow.
sWnshingtonian were. as matter of
course. loyal to their local boys.
Automobiles. tallyhos. landaus, mo-
torcyclps aud many other up to date
vehicles brought the spectators, who
awarmed around the ropes and filled
the grand stand. They were all COL
lege men and college women. college
boys and college girls. that gathered
urpn that. field. and they had the en-
thusiasm OF the occasion as only a col
lege bred person can have. College
songs and yells rent the air. The
sweet voices Of the girls singing some
inspiring college songs contrasted bold
IL with the heavy "Rah. rah. rah!" OF
the men. Their songs and yells were
augmented by the music OF Towards
band. which was very much in EVIL
dence throughout the game.
The game in detail was as follows:
. First Half.-The toss was won by
Lincoln. and Captain Ellis selected the
north goal. The hrst half was mark
ed by line plunging and Kicking Bar
co, Terry and Gray were much In evi-
dence for the Howard team. Near the
close of this half Terry caught punt
ed ball on Towards ten yard line and
made sensational ninety yard run
for touchdown. The umpire called
him out OF bounds on the twenty-five
yard line. ...a .....-.l
Second Half.-J. B. Brown supplant-
ed Barco at quarter, and big Jack"
went in in place of Durrah. After a
series of brilliant plays on both sides
Howard got the ball far down into
Lincoln's territory. To add to her
woes Lincoln was at this time pen.
allied. losing thirty yards. J. B., the
plucky quarter, saw his chance and
called on Gray. who. aided by superb
interference, went over for touch
down. Kick for goal failed. Score,
s to O In favor Of Howard.
Lincoln played with tenacity to win,
hut Howard by steady advances car
ried the bail down toward Lincoln's
goaI. Both teams were penalized. Time
was called with the teams exchanging
punts. Lineup:
h Lincoln-Morris, left end; Branch.
left tackle; L. Bullock, left guard;
Evans, center; Halves, right guard;
Captain Ellis. right tackle; Jacobs,
right end; Byrd. quarter; Pettiford,
left halfback; Bennett, right halfback;
Bullock. fullback. =.
Howard-Tyson. left end; Durrah
and jackson. left tackle; Smith, LETT
guard; Moore. center; Bell, right
guard; Whiting and Taylor. right tac-
kle; Captain Lawrence. right end;
sBarco and Brown. quarter: Terry, LETT
halfback; Gray, right halfback; Allen,'
fullback.
s Referee, Mr. Haines. Haverford: UNI
pire, Mr.. Tyler. Princeton: field judge,
Mr.. Henderson. Harvard: head lines
man, Mr.. Beckett, Northfield.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
THE CHURCHES

THE CHURCHES
Corinthian Baptist Church corr er nj Fifteenth
ana Linen streets Preaching: from 1880
to12 Sunday School; ut IL O'Clock Preach
Rev. T. L. Grifith, Pastor.
St. Paul A. NJ E.-Corner OF Second and Cente
Streets. Preaching at 1880 a. M: Sunda,
School at 8 O'Clock, s Joe Brown Superin
tend ent; EpwOrtn League al p. M: nroa"f
ing at y. m. Geo. w. Gaines pastor.
Burns Chapel M. E. Church Corner OF '2tI
and Crocker Sts.-Church services, pre- tch
ing at II m and 8 p m; Class meeting at
noon every Sunday; Sunday School 10 a M
Epworth League Sunday event. g at o'C.. 1ck
Pray e, meeting every Wednesday, at . o nj.
Teachers meeting first Monday Zach 10 y tn ;
Lead RS and Stewards meeting first TuesdaS
night in each month; Trustees m citing 9 r,
second Tue day each y onth. ,Oficia Board
meeting every fourth Tuesday each month
Choir practice every FIR d, y evening.
Rev. F. Doug ass WOOdiord. Pastor
b. w. Washington, Sec
Maple Street Baptist Church-Situated on E.
Maple between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Preaching II am: Sunday School 8 90 a. M
Henry Davis superintendent, Miss Myrtle
Hubburd, secretary. ra.e
.st Rev Samuel Bates, pastor
Union Congregational Church-Corner Tentl
and Park Streets. Preaching 1O:4b g. m
Sunday School 12 M; evening service 7:&
p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
q. w. Porter. pastor
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
v. W. C. AS Good Fortune.

!; Much interest is conferred In the
Forthcoming public meeting Of the
!: Young Women's Christian association
at Bethel A. nj. e. church. New York,
on sunday afternoon. Dec. II. at which
Or. Booker r.. Washington will be the
chief speaker. Nine. Y. r. Scott. the
noted organist. will have charge OF the
musical program.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10

n1ture. savannah AUOrOS muuy ut'
fractions for tourists. but the shop OF
this Afro-American proves by its val
liable relics to be among the interest
Ing novelties of the city and IL con-
sidered by hunters of eurios to be a
free museum. t-.,F
Among the varied articles of high
value. because Of their history, will be
found an original bill Of sale of q
large number of slaves sold during
the year 1901. unique collection of va
rious costumes worn by women of the
elite circles of the sixteenth century,
a gold coin of rs cents denomination
and a coin called the widows mite"
half million dollars of which was
exchanged for slaves In the southern
states. and a plate used by the Con-
federate government for making pa
per money of various denominations.
When General Sherman left his en-
campment. near the present site Of the
Catholic cemetery. Savannah, his Off.
GERS left two swords. which. with a
cannon ball. are now in the possession
of Mr.. Brooks. He has piece Of the
oak tree known as John Wesley oak"
In the suburbs of Savannah, under
which the parent Of Methodism preach
ed his first sermon in this country.
Quite large sum Of money has been
offered him for his rare collections Of
stamps. letters aud Mexican war relics.
He has for sale set Of pitchers, some
having been made for kings. that are
worth more than $3.50. He has news
papers that were published in the early
period Of journalistic efforts In Ameri-
ca. and among them will he found a
copy of the New York Herald. extra
edition, 7:1O a. M, April Is. 1865. an
nouncing the death Of the illustrous
Lincoln. A pair Of scales were dug
out of sixty-seven feet Of earth at
Milledgeville. Ga. 81.
One of the Roosevelt famiiy's heir
looms Is In his possession. which Is a
cup owned by Miss Louisa Bullock.
which was the property of her grand
father, who is the great-grandfather OF
ex-President Roosevelt. 1t Is interest
Ing to look at the sperm OIL lamp maze
in Italy the early part of the seven
teenth century and the various swords,
jewelry. Sheffield plate, novelties Of all
kinds made out Of brass and silver he
has for display. He bears the distinc-l
tion Of owning the fir~t automobile OF;
French make ever run in the city Of
Savannah. which IS still in perfect
running order. 1t will take hours for
one to make note of the hundreds of
relics and history attached to the many
pieces of furniture in Mr.. Brooks ss-
adjustment. He Is interested In a
number of reputable Afro.Amerscan
financial institutions and believes in
preserving the antiques of the race.
Being the only Afro-Amerlcan In the
country doing this class of business up
on an extensive basis and selling from
bis catalogue and making exhibits in
cities like New York and Boston. he Is
another concrete example Of what ma
tive ability will do II properly directed.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10

The Iowa State Bystander is the
oldest Afro-American journal pub
lished in Iowa. It was e-tab'1she''
in 1894 and is read by nearly all TIE
colored people of Iowa. We have
correspondents in the followin;
towns;
Davenport, Mrs. c.. H. Marshall.
St. Paul, Mrs. @. H. Hicks.
Minneapolis, James Wilson.
Mt. Pleasant, Miss Ethel Harris.
Keokuk ....... ....... A. J. Field
Rock Island ...... Mrs. VIM. Taylo'
Moline, Ill. $50. Miss Mable 'rartne,s
Sioux City. $3.50. -. Mrs. Eta Gran
Cl1ntOn ........ ........ "A. A. DNs'
Ottumwa. ..... Miss Lorena. Vinson
Monmouth. H.. -. II: +. Rirdett
Galesburg, Ill.Miss Wayne Richardson
Abba $500. ...... Miss May DaWs
Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Adelaide Perkins
FIT. Madison .......... Anna Harper
Oskaloosa .Leulla 8 Frankltl
Washington ............ N. L. BLACK
Burlington ...... Mrs. j. E John snr
Moberly, Mo. Prof. A. B. Bolden
Buxton -. Mrs. A. L. Demond
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
Mckee.port KNIGHTS, 1iq Event.


Tube City company. No. 8. uniform
rank. knights of Pythias. of McKees-
port gave its third annual reception
recently at the North Avenue rink.
and 1t was a splendid success. Among
the visiting companies taking part III
the drill were the worlds champions.
Elite company. No. 5. OF Pittsburg.
Captain Carter commanding. and }. G.
Ross company OF Braddock. command
ed by Captain Boyd. Among the honor
guests were Matthew A. Henson, Com
mander peary's companion to the
north pole; Brigadier General Frank
A. Sutton. GeneralsA. NJ. Rurress. Ma
jor John Childness. Colonel Williams.
Harry Stewart and Charles Stinson.
The guests were dined at the Hotel
Montgomery and expressed them.
selves as delighted with the open
handed hospitality shown them.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
WijIlro % ob,,ae.

"When you feels any temptation.
comm aioAg." said the friend and "a
wiser. "you mus say: Get thee benin
me. SATAN"
"Da's what done said answsrse
Mr.. Eras'us Pinkley. an dsD !
p ASi.ss y hyuhs SATAN answer NJ
back: Las all right We's both gwiDe
DO same way. nohow. an Il don make
% di6'nnce TO me which leads g
Duhcssyi0n.'
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
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Chance 10 Make Up.

''Why so sor"owful. girl?"
I'VE have parted forever. He write,
me to send back the ring IA
s'Tes, him to call for. 1t, :" advised ths
experienced friend.-Louisyille Coo
rier-J Journal. ,a ~
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
Swould seem 80. I,

Crawford--Do the rich know hop
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from them they must; be able. TO forrs
some idea Of how they are compete
u I'VE. Puck M
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10
J. L. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
]. II. SHEPARD. MANAGER.
n TERMs OF sUBsCRIPTION.

Entered at the Postoffice as second
class matter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10

Published every Friday by the By
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Iowa. ONCE in Chemical Bldgs.,
cor. 7th and Mulberry SITS. Iowa
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-12-10

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Ghipei3.

goicI. - Sier lit Der SetOen-
bonOio6rifont slrgltIt Stdbelin . 8i'
ider I'M Grter bon 80 Sobren eeitor.
ben. Gr wnr scr Iett' 8arpoItungs.
prGIiocnt Der 3entroIbabn; ipdtcr Ge.
borte or Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
or. Bon 1884-1893 inB CT I'M Gro.
zen Not6e.
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Biuei iriiberer grofuriiten oes 9nrt.
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aoiiirer @ronoieau iuuroe freigeipro.
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ienburg. Der in Rontaru in' Grbeit
Itnno, robm ir Rontonaiee Elm Dab.
ols er plosIid i'm 8aiier uerihnumo.
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@cHfaIcn.

30 ii II It r.-SrofeIior Or. tbeoI.
Soief MousbuhL Sroinorius Ser
WoraItbcoIogie uno GpoIogctit an
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Sbmeing nur0e olif ser @ofrmer'
itraBe bon ser StraBenbabn il6eriab'
rem un0 aeto0tct.
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Citprcnfen.

Qugerburg. - 9eim Baden
in Der Ingerapp fanb Der 62i1brige
Gentner Nobert Sonter gen 600. @r
ging plosIid inter uno %fonnte, oh.
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bio lit bon ser Observation-Disclosures.
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Ger SonoIunesgpbiIfe Sabinsfi, ge.
biirtie aus Gersf, bel. SeniheI t6G.
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ertriinfcn.
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Rnrftcnlbcra.

Gtuttgart. - Nit Sem i'm
At. 2ebcn8iabre ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Sto0trotb @rnit 2autenihIoaT lit
elm @onn oobinoeihicOen or ii6
oui io5iolpoIitiiAem @cbictc manui0.
fade @etOienitc crmorbcn bat.
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8itnpc 2tou0enmopcr muroe bon
eineu Ho0iobrcr iIberiabren unO bat
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bel 6nS Gntucien 0c3 Bidders 9erbuI'
ter uno Srpei 8agenrcnriicn ooaitdn'
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Sci0enbeim. S%tn0tball.
mciitcr SooB oobier fam in 6ieicn
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i'm 0ienit; Ser Stn0t 5uriifbtifen.
SeiIbronu.- @iucm S~ az
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SoI5uerfs.
@iIItGtt. - 2iir6Iid feicrte
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tiger uno fGrperIi6er 8eiunObeit
ibren 100. @eburtstog.
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liaR.2pthrinacn.

a.-Oie 2eide Ses
EbcoIo9icitu0ieren0en q. Hoieniel.
ser bon bier. Ser in @enf 10 plosIi6
peridNpanO, lit nunmebr in Ser N6one
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Hooeant.-Qe 9iirgermeiIter
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@irpeibung ser neiten WoieIbriide
ser @eigeor6ncte Sasporb Die Yegrii.
bungsoniprute all Die SeittbeiIneb'
mer.
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wur0e Der 81 Sabre oIte Sasucr
Sooerbier nod megen Deiertotion
oerboitct. 1879 mar er mad, einidb'
rigcr Oienit5eit aus Dem Suarbnr'
ger Acknowledgement Nr. Is nad
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100 O1etcr ii6er Ser 8ren3e mar er
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gimpnt mieOer 5uaefiibrt 81 r'eroen.
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batter.
8ubern.-Nit einem Sabr De-
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tionSfoIicn in 96rih uno 8o8betm
crbrod. Die bieiiJe Straftamm:r
biftirtc ibm oieie Straie 5u.
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elm Stettiner 3aGnar5t noh feds.
itiilr0igem Sreibcn in Den 8c0en
getettct purbe.
so 10 Ter Rcgic.
r~ung8ratb Soifmann in @orienpcr.
ser lit gum Oberreaierun8statb er.
nannt morben.
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idiperen ltniou pur6e ser Soi6e.
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abeeihIeuoert. 9iemonn idIug nit
boiler @udt nit Dem aopie gcge;t
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6ur1 inn Die SdG0cIoede Scrtriim.
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5GrSe Se3 GaiApirt9es Gam. Stecn
in 9ogni@po iin0 total rieoerae.
brannt. Mitperbrannt iino Die 6llt.
fer uno NebLoorrdtbe, &obIen 90
Stiid Se6erOicb II. (. 10.
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tretcn lit, mubte Sernl beOaucrnstuer.
then iun0cn Manne Der arm abge.
rommcn mCr0en.
Surmen. = Ser Nrbciter @Iu.
tpe mar III Scr bieii8en 3rtcrfubrit
beim Reinigen Der SduscIpreiien
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te 81 9ooen, mobei er iih cine Der.
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bat Elm bctrGdtIid)eS Sd)aocnieuer
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unO Io%nItigcn Re6engCb0uoe) ouf
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e~inaeaid)ert. 9as gieb fonntc gum
ar0Beren G6cil gerett't ucrocu, 10
Samilicn IiuO obood)Io8 gepwor0en.
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grunoenbura.

Sranfurt a. .. - Gem 9ii.
iter NeiIide bier, ser nod ioit 25iab.
riger 9ienit3eit an ser NifoIoifirde
in 0en Rubeitnno tritt. lit pom aoi.
foe oas 8reu3 0cS GQgemeinen CT.
rersei6enS perIieben noroen. Wei.
Iife bat beim bieiigen 9raaonerregi.
ment an Den 6eloSiiaen Don 1866
uno 1870 tbeiI9euommen uno beiist
ouBer an6eren Sbrenjeiden aud oos
eiierne 9reu3. Cine Iboronung oes
acknowledgements ipra6 ibm BEL
lleberreibung Der Ius3ei6rung ocn
9anf Der @emein6e fir ieine treueu,
geruiiienbaften 0ieHite aus. Gin
Steue bes Ibgebcnben aprroe pom
Waeiitrat oIs Dem Batron Der Rifo.
Ioifirde Ser 5eIbmebel WIeiiter nom
bielieen 2%eibreeiment 9epGblt.
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2anOmirtb SerIing ~itiir3te bier bon
ieiuem Seubooeu unO brad Oas &c.
MD.
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brnnnte 6aS BEN &~oIoniiten Seroi'
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bans in fur5er 3cit biz ouf ben
@runo nie6er. Iuh 6ie oa3u geb0'
rigen StoG. uno S6eunen9ebGuoe
nuroen Elm Haub ser 8Iommen. 0aS
Sous mar ieit Ginger 8eit unbetpobnt
aemeicn. 9ie @ntiteDungsruriade
ocS 8ranOes IieB Iid biSber nidt er.
mitteIu. Mon oermutbet 8ranOitii.
tung. Die @eb0i,be paren oeriidert.
SO oI6enberg. - 0er Cuts.
better ger0 ~oerfauite iein @ut Ga.
r%oIinenboi iiir 10000 81. an einen
@errn aus 9romburg. Qie llcber.
nabme lit iogleif eriolet.
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Shleswia.SuIitrtn

SdIeSmig. = Sier ieicrte ser
@irtI. 8cb. OberregierlNgSratb uno
bortr. &atD i'm 8uItuSminiiterium,
Or. 86pfe in Berlin, ieinen 70. g.
b~urtStag.
@Imsborn. = Sliid)tig gelpor.
6en, no6Oem CT ieincm 9ienit6errn
Slider in 8ronbe $50 Mart entpcn.
set batt3 lit ser 6iiriorgc5oaIius
Mor Steimuerf aus Somburg.
3appeIn. - Sbr 101. 2ebenS'
iubr fonnt, sic bier mobnen0e 8itt.
ue 8oulien uoncnoen. Sic lit OoS
GIteIte NitgIieS Der 1926 gcgriinOe'
ten S0tcr9iloe.
Sonoerburg. Die 2eide
oes or 2. SuIi perur9Iiidten Matro.
len S6iede rpuroc bei arnfieIS Suf
geIunoen ut6 gcborgen.
S0nnirg. - StoOtrentmeiitcr
Simmorr lit i'm 30. 2e6ensiobre &c.
1torbcn. Ser 0erItorbene itun0 BON
1889 bis 1893 in itG0tiidenD icniten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27
pOfnadri3ten
aus Semt alteM 9atEr-
ldnAf.
9lns Der Gci&sbauptituOt.

Berlin. - Ser @ogiitrut Ser.
lin bat Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fllr
Die ita0tiIden @eamtcn unO 2ebrer
uip. NIT Oen bon Der StaOtoerorone'
ten-8eriammIung beidIoiienen Glen.
6erurgen ongeuommer. Weit Der
&~uS5abIuug ser 3ulNen ioa iotort
ro9 SeitIteIlung Ser ein5elnen Be
trGge fir Die ~ein5eInen 9edmten unO
2IuSfertigurg Ser 4niIenorbers, bic
rntiirIib nod bel Grbett e%rfor0ern,
begonnen nerOen.
Gin idfperer llngIiidSfnu e%reigretc
fi6 am Souie 8iIbeImitraBe %. Ser
Seniterpuser @eorg SittIer mar nit
Dem Heinigen Der Sabritfeuiter i'm
6ritten Stodlpert beihditigt. 8Ios.
lid perIor er Sen Salt uro ~itiir3te
in Ben Sol binob. 0tt 5eriHmetter.
tenn S66oel blieb er Iie9er; iein SOB
trat iofort Elm. SittIer ut 6amilien.
batter, er binterIdBt 6tpet &in0er.
&r6citSIoiigteit uno Sranfbeit
bro6tcn eiten ge1piHen Bruno Ser.
brt6 10 peit berunter, Dab err auf DER
StraBe itar6.
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SGHHDber.

Sunuupcr. - Gem @bcpoar
8oameier Gonrno Gel6 in 2aasen,
2anofreis Sannooer, wur6e bonn
fonigI. 2onorath @roien @eoel aus
@nIob ser 6eier ser goJ0enen Sod
5eit oie ibm pom a0nig o~erIiebene
GbeiubiI1umSme0aiqe iiberrei6t.
@eoeneu. = SIN beradbor.
fen SeImitorf erIitt Die elfi6briee
Ecdter oes Sofbeiisers Mepcr in.
foI8e 5qlteriargens 6eraleiOer 6einl
Gn5iiuocn zines Sparber6eS 0erar.
tige 9rarG1puuoen 0aB tie itorb.
@I5e. - @ei ser 9iirgermeiiter.
,uabI wur6c Der biSberige 9ijroer.
meilter 2pnder ouf ~ Sabre elm.
thinning ipieOer9euGblt.
9tenburG.- Ser @oriteber
bes bieiisen %fniierI. Noit- uno TeIe.
9ropben.9lmtS, 9oitinipcftor @reOe,
pur0e gum Boit0irettor ernonnt.
3ortbei i'm &iir3Iid itarb
8oitoircftor q. D. gtleoerltaot i'm
glitter pou GO Sobren. .rgr
8ein e-&eIegertIi6 Der Sdlilb'
iit1lng ser NuShiiiie BON 8erbnn6s.
iGnserfeit pliroe barauf bin9cpieier,
6ob Die Gtn0t Seine int rddliten
Sobre ibr 700'i0grigcS Slrbildum
feiert.
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SI0eubura.

SI0erburg. Setnen od1t'
sigiten @eburtStas feierte unier gtit'
burger, Der iriibere MGidinenputer
uno GIteIte 8eteran Der Marine, Serr
Gtroper, WoroeritrnBe 3 in Conner
ifapee. Serr Stroper 0icnte unter
benz lOmirnl 8rommp.
4pen. - Ser 2an0rpirtb s. Ger
bes bonn SeIterenoe ~itiir5te in Die
9dfe, oGs er ieine in Der io9enonn.
ten @G6n ~beIegenen 2dnOereien be-
itd)tiaen moIte. Der in ben 40er
Sabren itebenSe Mann lit tpabri6ein.
Ith BON eiuem SdpIoganfda getroifen
iporSen uno iofort to0t nie~Oer9eiun.
fen. Gr fonnte nllr nod aIs 2eide
ais Dem @oiier ge5ogen peroen.
Sfen. - Mit Nntritt gum I.
Gueiiit 5. s. cling Die 9eiisung beS
Serrn 0iefmann bierielbit fir 49,
900 Warf in Den 9eiis oes Serrn
@raSborn iiber.