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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

The government Offices in Whitehall
are supposed to use red tape" pretty
freely, but the supply In London is
nothing 10 what IL is in India Let
us outline briefly the true history Of
Babu Tara Chaud. late of the subordi-
nate branch of the Indian civil serv-
ice. The story is true.
Babu Tara Chand was a deputy sub
assistant clerk in the cutcherry of a
deputy collector in the Swankibagh
district of southern Bengal The in
land postage rate in India at that
period was three pies. or about ]
farthing. for letters weighing one tola.
One fine day when the officials had
concluded the annual or biennial over
haul of the books of the cutcherry it
was discovered that by some IN
heard of turpitude one stamp OF the
been unaccounted for. The stamp
could be clearly traced to the desk
and control of Babu Tara Chand.
Thence it had disappeared.
Babu Tara Chand was not Summa-
rily dismissed; neither was he made
the target OF a criminal prosecution. In
stead he received a lengthy letter on
blue foolscap paper, pointing out in
detail how certain property Of her
most gracious majesty the queen en-
presto wit, one Indian postage stamp
OF the value Of three pies-had been
committed to his care on a certain
date and that up ito the date of writ
ing no adequate explanation had been
forthcoming of said postage stamp.
The communication fell upon the
luckless Tara Chand like a bolt from
the blue. 1t left but three courses
open to hin-viz:
(a) Resign from the service.
Cb) Explain the disappearance Of the
farthing postage stamp in a manner
deemed satisfactory by the auditor.
(c) Recoup the farthing.
OF these three courses it win be
obvious to any person with the shall
lowest knowledge of the Bengah char
acter that the third one (c) was from
the outset beyond the pale Of con-
sideration. The first (al was also too
terrible to contemplate Therefore
Babu Tara Chand sat down and COM
posed letter which was a masterpiece
In its way. and in which he requested
to be relieved from routine service for
q period Of four weeks to enable him
to make such a search. among the rec
ords of the department, ETC., as might
enable him to trace the missing stamp.
This reasonable request was readily
granted.
Four weeks later Babu Tara Chand
applied for a further term OF two
weeks whesein to draw up a report
upon the results of his Investigations
in pursuit OF the, errantipostage stamp.
This, having passed, through the eight
cen or nineteen different hands neces-
sary for such an application. was in
turn duly granted, and at the end of
the fortnight Tara Chand submitted
report of 216 foolscap pages, explain
ing that, despite the most diligent eff
forts and inquiries on his part, he had
been unable to secure the slightest
clew to the cause of the deficiency.
When the department OF audits and
accounts had fully digested this -docu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

Obituary Record.-Mrs. Sophia Cor
nelius, wife of Peter Cornelius, produce
dealer, was buried this morning in
East Moline cemetery. The funeral
service was at 8 o'clock from Sacred
Heart church, Rev. J. B. Culemans Of
ficiating. Mrs. Cornelius death occur
red at st. Anthony's hospital from an
attack Of typhoid fever She was born
in Belgium Feb. 20, 1888, and came to
this city in March, 1905. She leaves
her husband and three small children
and two brothers here, her parents,
four brothers and one sister in Bel
GUM.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

other women to avail themselves of
this valuable medicine."-Mrs. E. II.
FREDERICK, Bloomdale, Ohio.
/ Backache is symptom Of female
weakness or arrangement. If you
have backache don't neglect 1t. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause of these dis
PRESSING aches and pains and you will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tes-
timony constantly pouring in proves
.conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. PinkhaIn's Vege-
table Compound Will help you,
write to Mrs. PinkhaTn at Lynn,
Mass, for advice. Your letter
viii be absolutely confidential
and the a|gEce Tree.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

McMilIen, Mrs. NJ. Murphy. Mrs. e. e.
Mills, Miss M. MerrimRn, Mrs. r. e.
MCGOWAN, Mrs. E. r. McAuliffe,
Claude Mentzer, Mrs. Frances Murphy,
Alex A Miller, Mrs. Genevieve Meyer,
Mrs. J. Nader, Miss Anna Nelson, Mrs.
Marie Olney, Mrs. Hedley Peterson.
Mrs. N. q. Pratt, Mrs. E. Pearson, Miss
Mae Park, Mrs. Alice Park, Mrs. Emil
Rabe, Mrs. G. A. Reagan. Mrs. Ike
Reed, Wood H. Ramsey, Rock Island
Cigar company, Mrs. G. Sherer, Mrs.
A. Smith, Mrs. w. ]. Sample, Mrs. w.
e. Snyder. Mrs. NJ. Silverstein, Mrs.
E. Salyards, True Spencer, Miss Mollie
Stanley, Bahert Sards. Mrs. NJ. Tarpy,
Mrs. J. w. Temple, Miss E. Thomas,
Mrs. Lamont Vercoutern, Clyde Veaux,
Miss Ruth Waite, Mrs. B. Weltz, Mrs.
Roy Wendt, Mrs. S. Williams, Mrs. N.
S. Wakeland, Mrs. H. B. Wilson, Anne
Whaley. Foreign: Herrn FIR. Sophus
Block, Robert LARSEN
HUGH A. J. MCDONALD,
Postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

VIII Build in Spring. - Immediately
following the conference session at
Pontiac this week, the Methodist
church congregation in Silvis will be-
gin campaign for funds with which to
erect a handsome church edif1ce in the
spring. The official board of the con-
gregatiOn, at a recent meeting, voted
unanimously to request that the pres
ent pastor, Rev. E. w. Thompson, be
returned for his fourth year. The re-
quest practically means Mr.. Thomp-
sons selection, as the conference gen
orally ratifies decisions Of local con-
gregations. Silvis Methodists met all
their financial obligations during the
fiscal year ended Sept. 8, and report
an increase Of approximately 80 mem
bers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

gave q generous response, and as a re-
suit the church property is now in ex-
cellent condition.
New Asphalt Plant. The asphalt
equipment Of the Mccarthy Improve
ment company has arrived in this city
and will be installed this week at City
island. The Improvements made this
year by the plant will be the last work
done in this vicinity by the plant which
Is transferred by rail. as plans and
specifications for one Of the largest
and most modern stationary plants in
the west have been made. The plant
will be located on City island. 1t will
be equipped to handle the business Of
the tri-cities at any season during the
year that contracts may be let. The
building will be of fire-proof construc-
ton and modern throughout.
Obituary Record.-Lewis l. Burling-
ham died in Bettendorf Saturday after
an illness of 80 days duration from
cancer of the stomach. Deceased was
born Oct 10, 1881, in Steuben county.
New York, and moved to Scott county
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

Advertised List No, 81.

Following is list of letters remain
ing uncalled for In the postoffice at
Rock Island for the week ending Sept
II, 1903: Henry Appel. Miss Helen
Anderson, Mrs. Gus Anderson, Mrs
Grace Anderson, Mrs. A. w. Bowen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19
DAVENPORT

Looking for Factory sItes.-H. G.
Jones, representing the National Rub.
berette company Of Des Moines, is in
the city for the purpose of looking over
the Local field with view to establish
ing a plant for the manufacture of his
product. The company is manufacture
ing a new puncture proof inner tube
filling for auto and other pneumatic
tires, the process differing from other
filled tires in that the puncture proof
material occupies only one-tenth Of
the air space Of the tube. A big plant
has been started in Des Moines which
will be in operation by Oct. 1. Mr..
Jones will, if conditions are found sat
isfactory, negotiate for the establish
ment OF. factory here as soon as pos
sible, as the field presented is a wide
one.
Ned Lees Vacation.-Rey. Ned Lee
on Saturday received a letter contain
ing vote of thanks from the congre-
cation and official board of the Meth
odist church at North Huran, Wayne
county, New York. The pastor of the
church is Rev. Clarence Richards.
While on his vacation last month Mr.
Lee visited at North Huron. Finding
the Methodist church there in distress
for the lack of funds, he went to work
and in a single day raised sufficient
money with which 10 repaint the
church and parsonage, construct gran
told sidewalks around both, and make
numerous other improvements. Mr..
Lee surprised the natives of North
Huron in soliciting funds from all
classes of people and not combining his
solicitations TO Christians alone. All
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19

ttAt-- IL NAlS oANAOg NAA
was tired all the
time and nervous.
I could not sleep,
and every month l
could hardly stand
the pain. Lydia E.
.Pinkham'S Vegeta-
Die Compound re-
stored me to health
again and made me
feel like a new wo-
man. I hope this
letter will induce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-19
MOLINE

Defeated In Cook county.-John H.
He'll. former principal Of the Moline
high school, who was candidate for
republican nomination as superintend-
emit OF schools Of Cook county, met de-
feat In the primaries, according to
complete reports printed In the Chi
cago papers. Mr.. He'll, who is now SUI
perintendent Of schools in Morgan
Park. finished third in the race for
nomination, which was won by Archi-
bald o. Coddington, the state candi-
date, with a plurality of 1924.
Still Remains Here-The manage
ment of the Moline Pump company de-
clares erroneous all reports to the ef-
feet that decision had been reached
to move its factory from Moline to
Ottumwa, Iowa. Manager Killinger
declares that, while negotiations have
been begun with the Ottumwa Com
mercial club, they are no farther along
than are negotiations with commercial
organizations in a number of other
cities. The pump company, having dis
posed Of its local plant, is on the mar
ket for site. and Ottumwa rs attempt
ing to raise a bonus of S15, 900 to the
concern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
u ieitIid err Soiel. :

an feitlider "a el. = Ger
.@eieGige 8erein g(iiiriftigfeit," be-
itebelnb aus Mitglieoern Der Since
ritps2oge' Nr. ISL" pom Sroen Der
Trcimaurcr, belt gcitcrr Mbeno iein
81. Sabrcsbnnfett init %6arauiiol.
genbem 9oG i'll glaegctt's Suae an
Der Horo.Sremont Muenue. Der BE.
lild) lunr iiber Grwarten grob uto
Der GrIolg ein cr~itfloiiiser. Bel pi.
folltet Speiien uno begeiItertcn 9n.
ipradjen bon Seiten bes WeiiterS
Seinrid) 9lofer, altmeiiters 6ris
9runsbuger, Charles 3ieS uno @nt.
Z. Sduilse mo mebreren 9uettuors
tr1gen Der Serren Snrrp Neit iino
G6orleS q. Siletbcr perilogen ben
9eiiihern oic Stunoen mir nll5lt
raid. Rad, bcn aldngcn oeS Stein.
wolb'ihen Srdleiters wlirbe bis 5i,r
iriiben MoraenItu1be gcpol5ert.
Gle arrangements iiir Die e~elllngere
Miioire battcn Ole Serren 9(ug. zen.
fer, 5enrp @iqig, 9oliS @itte. 9lb.
Neil nto 9crr1nnn Ietfer aetroi.
zen.
Sn Der lntberi f) Ell Sad
on 9 annrc- STRIDE fnro &c.
tern Ibeito eii,c @enerol @eriomin
lung itntt, Inn iiber eiilen Nodiol.
ger fir Yoitor Oscar &niicr ji be.
rotbelt. Ieiinitipe Sdritte weroen
icbof crit ndditcn Iicnitoe getbn,.
9 dornitcin s. Sniol-
&c cincs it%nbbaften SfornlteineS
bradj seiteru I'M !Salic bes !Srn. @il.
liam Spencer. Nr. 1910, @iGiomitr.,
Cit Sfaaoenfeiler aus, oaS bie j,ir
Stcllc geriiicne 6elerluebr inter.
oriifte.
GtpaS beiicr. Tic IerStc
bcs nllniperiitots $ oipitols" baben
Soifnuna, boB Der Tcii5ilt anorelp
6iifbad,. Der an lesten Sanita9
Gbeno bon benz Neger Mrberrp Chem
init einen Bell niebergeitredt puroe.
nit Dem 2eben bopon fornmet Miro.
Scin 3uitano bat iif seiiern miece.
rim eim flein tucnig sebeiiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Rod, Gin Waicnitiiber fir Ycnrp.

atlonta, 60, Is. Wdr5.-8on.
pcrrelir Soicpb 9romn pon 8corgia
unb Mopor Robcrt Mobbor BON PIT
lnntn mcigcrten Iid) Delltc, ben Cont
ntonbcr Ecorp morgel BET cinent
Gortrn1c. ncld)cn err bier balten
miro, uor5ultellen. @ouucriclir
9rolpn crfldrt, er CLAUDE nld)t, bal;
4carp an Horopol gemcIen lei.
Wopor Woboor giebt ais 0riuto lei
i1er @eigerung an, bob EcorD olS
Eripatrnonl bierher toinmc, I'M
8elb SIT peroiencn, uro bob CT il, tei-
lienl Sinl,e oils 8alt Der Stoot 9lt-
lalttn si betrnf)ter lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Hadl 35 Sahren.

Gl En 0, Serns. IS. W2arj. -
Serrp 5alit, Elm 9%eoieniteter Der
1Soutbern Yoeiiic.S abn," erbielt
heiiie eiitel1 SricI. meld)cn Dor 80
Sabren III Yenniplpanien a~bgeseber
porben mar. Ger Brief ulirbe aiil =.
Sui 1875 Don Srau Morp Still,
5auit's Stieimutter. III 9ldiid)arb,
ga, 9eifriebcn ullo sur Epit gesc'
beit. CIR mar nof Eittaburg aorci'
iirt, no iid) 6aliit oanlals auibielt.
Ter aoreiiat pcrlieb Tittsbnra icit
nielen Sabrcn uno icinc Sticfmnttcr
lit ieit Is Sabren foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
8eitanSHif anf Sterbebctt.

Misunderstanding bate fiinf Naub,
morbe auf bern 8epilieu.-@ar
ein ihlimmes Sllbiett nno i'll Ie,
bensIdngIiher Salt perurtbeiIt.
it II, Oso., Is. Morj-AngIeS
Smell, ein alter Strdiling, Der I'M
Gbarlestopu StaatsgeiGngniB eiuC
lebcnslGnglite 3ud,tbaiSltraie per
biiBte uuO geitern bort p,6tlih itarb.
bat olrf Dem Sterbebett eirem genms
ten Der S%troiunItalt g~cgeniiber OaS
id)rcdlihe @eItGnoniB ubgeleJt, 0aB
er iiinf Halibmnrbc ulti Dem 8epii-
len bate. Sueu mobnte iriiher III
Dem fIeincn Srt Weitport, 5piitell
SAL Hiper uuo BEDFORD, Maii, no
er iidl bauptiGhIif nit Dem gciet.
miorigen Gertouf Don gciitigen Sc.
trGnten beId)1itigte, uno ais rober,
ltreitlildtlgcr &unlpan gefllrdltci
mar. SSm September 1905 mllroc Der
81 Sabre alte zimmerman Silina.
bait airbp an SIllB1ller, wo er i'll Ell
nem Nllberboot geiiift bate, ernlor-
oct nuigenommell. Cine Sd)linac
mar Dem alien Dam Inn oeu Sals
gcmorien uno Der &opf 5cigte lfperc
bnrd) ShlGgc u%eruriodlte &lnoen.
Snea mllrbe, ais Der SDut peroGd.
tig, IN Sait genommen uuo alli
8runo id)mercr l(mItanoSbcpeiie
iibcrfilbrt, woroti Der 0olluernelw
ooS 5ooeSurtbeil III lebensldnJlide
3ltftballsitroie umluanoelte,
Sn ieinem 8eItdnoniB bat Snell
nidDt olleiu Die grmorbung bes al
ten 3irbp 5uge9ebcn ion0ern lid
nod 81 bier onoeren Morothnten be-
fannt. GoS cine Spier mar Der oltc
@iniiebler Ybilip Cornell, Der in lei.
ner Siitte bel @citport crmoroct oui,
9eilmoen mlroc. Ser ShGtcr hattie
Oen ipcbrloien @reiS nit Irtbicben
id)redlid) 5u9erid)tet. 3!pei 5relnoe.
bic 5ur Serien5eit oltf cinem 6iid5ug
nad 8eltport fanlcn mo SneIl ais
6iibrcr III Gienlt nnbmeu, ucridpons
ben lpurloS unb mllrben, lpie Der
Woroer eingcltdno, Don linn cridlu.
gen II. berailbt. Gin gleides Sfidial
bate Gin Eortitgicic, oeiicn 2eid)e
NIT ausgepliinoerten Suid)en ipGtcr
in ben @1lbern gefulocn murbc. Die
@eboroen linb iebt bemiiht, ilbcr Die
bon Smell 5u9e9ebenen M9rotboten
N1bcreS 5ll crmittcln. Ger geItauoiae
Morber bot ieit September 1905 i'm
3ud)tbol& Sl9ebrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
@eitpblcncs @cmGloc snrifcrlangt.

San Srnncisco, Is. MGrs.-
Iic Eoli5ci bat berte bei, Morm ab'
gcinBt, melher ont letter. Spnntag
Millet'S @enlGloe Ger ShGfcr ulo
ieine Seeroe" ans Dem Wemorinl-
Wliieum i'm .@oIbcn @ute" Yarf"
itabI. To3 6emGloe, bclIen @crtD
oui $4,000 gcidJGet miro, lit 6uriit'
erIangt. Ter Terboitete GeiBt arn5e
mo lit cin junger aiinitlcr.
Giln5e, Der III ieincm Htclier ieit.
gcnommeu muroc, erflGrt, er babe
ons 8crldloc nnr acnomncll, Inn ea
III cnpircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

L $tA"shBf- SttNB D'SNf
Sauo gGder an 9reo uno Sfenar-
better. 3u uteIoeu iufort in 5reibp-
fer's SGferei, Samarb. mnb Stof=
bolms StraHe.- 0o)
Ableben. - Sm alter. bon II
So1reu id)ieo geltern 6rai 6rieoes
ride Ratbie, Die @ottin 0eS peritorbe-
ncu Serrn Senrp :. Hatbje, i'll ibrer
IeBten @obuung -9tr. 1f04, Welts
Nortb. Npcnlle, oltS oenl Se6en. 9ie
N~eiiebung iiuoet morgen Na6nlittag
arli Dem Observation-Disclosures"
ildtt.
- Ndt fur3er aranfbett itarb ge-
tern NudymittNg Serr Seurp g..
Siigman IN ieiner 8obnung Or.
243S, Sits6upette. StraBe, all elmer
Complication BON &rmfbeiteu. &err
Siigmau mllroc III 1913 in Sannos'
per, GeutidIono, geboren uto fam
i'm Ilter BON 10 Sabren nat Niue.
rita, no er iid Dem 9ouiad) nib
mete. Nn ieincr 9obre trnlern ieine
@ittpe, jebu ainoer, 90 gnfeIfinoer
uno elm llrenfel. Giuer ieiner Sobne,
SER Senrp s.. Siigmon, lit Nad)t.
teIegrapbiit Der 0Niiociirtcn Rreiie"
in baltimore.
d CT I o ). - 5rou So.
lepb 8ripp muroe geitern abeilo
ploblid), ols lie iidI ouf Dem 8eae
sur ct. SOULS. Stride bciuno, bon Ell
llcm Serjlcioen bciaIlen ulo mniBte
nad) Der &obuung bon 1Srou Sarrp
Werriden, Nr. 1902, Goro.Goroline-
StraBe, gebrodIt perben, lpoielblt lie
fnrie 3eit Ooroilf perifieo.
Vecroigunqen. Hod)oem
gciteri Morgeu in Der ct. Mid)aelss
Stride cine feierlihe &equienl.Wteiie
lilr ooS Selenbeil oeS Gntid)laieneu
celcbrirt luoroeu !uor, ipurbcn Die IT.
oiidcn llcberreitc BON Srn. @eor1c
Slebcrttt meldler uru Somltdg III
'ctner Wobrulnh Nr. 234, Siib.Iun,
con'Auep. mia Dem 2eben idlico, oii
bent ISL. Grloicr. Srieoboie" jllr lcb.
ten Hube gebcttct.
Cas 2cidleubeg0nanib bon Srn.
@eorg Gdlteilt, pcld)er om Sonntaa
plobIid) in 9llter bon 81 SSnbren aus
oern 2ebeil ltIico, fon0 geltern Nodl.
mittag ponl Observation-Disclosures $ gta.
bliliement bon 9enrp Soed & Cons,
Nr.i301, Slt.goacr.S traBc, oits oui
Dem Baltimore . 6riebboie" itatt.
Baltor $. SommerIotte bon Ser re.
Iornlirten 3ionsfirfe belt Ben
IrauergotteSbicnit ab, nnb ols gobr-
tlittrogcr Iurlairtcn Nuacitcatc Der
Observation-Disclosures. i''.o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17

uslitalt, eriuhte ben 9pi,uernellr tes
Iegrapbiid Inn SiiIfe,
NJ Die 9oli3ei anIanatc uno adt
Der RdbeISfiibrerinnen in 6ait ge.
Monument lporeu, muroe c5 raid rls
big. 9ie Waofen erbeben perihies
ocrc NnfIa9cn gegen SRI. @arriiou,
llnb Der @ollpcrnellr bat cine Inter
illflmg u%ngepronet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Sdpuarscr Manbm1rber nbaciast.

aan Gitp, Mo., Is .M1r5,
- Waiuel Snpler, elm Ncger, &C.
ltarto bette eill oob er Der Mnnn lit
ipelfer geltern Die 3Srou Worp Nl-
bert in ibrer Grocery 5u aonios.
Sin. SIS, iiberiiel, berallbte uto CT
moroete. 5nplor mobnte int Der 9tabt
Der Srni, Nlbert ii,b bottc %eriubrerl
Dab bicielbe, neil lie zen Banter
mibtrnitte, bcitdnoig cine eroB(
Sunnrile 8elb in Der 5aid)c fibre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Mnfrmbr in elmer Ncfurmidmlc.

Moines So, 10. M6r5.-
500 MaOden III Der Staats> Snou-
itrieidule at Witfellpillc rparen at
eincm bentc Radn1ittng bort alsges
brocn 4nirubr betbeifist. Sic id)lu.
gen Die Mobel fiirj nlib flein utb
oeutolirten mud bic 1ebdioe. SRI.
,Set3is GsEEiiqGu Ste @a3rp4e fr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-17
Nms beHtfdjen @ercineH.

CIV PhNhtSIN"
-
ySarmonie" probt fir 6riibiabrs'
CONCERT. r@ermaniusA uartett'
Club" ouf Reiien. - yMebger-
@eions-Gereiu iibt Gb0rq iiir oas
Sriibliuaaieit. @ut beilld)ie
Nrobe beS nShaliu = Mdnner.
dors."
Nils9cjriGueten @ciudeS erireute
lid, Die geitrige SingitunOe Ser 0Sar-
monte" III tucIher Eroi. So6u Sc.
aIciu nit ben SGngern Gb6re iiir
ous 6riihiahrSs CONCERT einituoirte.
Sn ber'9eid)ditsiiBung in pelher in
gbpeienbeit bcs ErGiioenteu Grit
@eber 9ice-Frdlioent Sernu. NidIit,
0os ErototpI iilbrtc, murbe OaS Brus
gromu iiir Die Sommcr.S erauitol.
tlllgen in grlpdgung gc5ogeu.
.9altimoreW Gunertor."
Hedt 5oblreit) batten lit) geitern
Ibeno Die Witglieoer oeS neulenn 9ol.
timorcr WGnnerd)ors" i'm Soupts
quarter, @ngener's Goie, Nr. 1l6,
116, 9soro.Eacaitrobe, sur %re9elnGBi.
gen m0d)cntlihcn Singitunoe cinGe-
imlocn uuo iibten inter ser 2eitrn9
bon Eroi. SEQ. u. Y0blmann mebre.
re Shore iiir Den jGbrlihen Mai.9lus-
ling, borlinter nIrS Der S%llgcno5eit, "
nllcber'S Sabr" uno nSeimlid)c 2ies
be-" PIN fommeuocn Iieuitog miro
Der 8ereiu ieiue eriten 0camten cr.
wGblcn.
n@ermunio. Guurtett.
6lub."
Sic Witglie0er oeS ,8ermlonio-
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feiior Sllbert Stripped feline regclmd-
biac Singltlu1oe ob, Die iid) eines git
ten SclltdleS jill %erircller bate. GS
lpurocn mcbrerc Gborc fir oos bent
nid)lt itnttiinoenoe Sriiblingsieit &c.
iibt. Sn Der 8eidGitSlibung mlroen
mebrcrc ~Ginlaounaen ange,lommen.
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or ilim SGnger'9 ommers ltott.
~Sbolio4 % anncrdor."
Der nSbolio-M fdnnerd)or" ii6tc &c
itern 4benb inter Ger Scitltng BON
8rof. Sobn 6. 6rnnf Die Gbore, mel
die DER Screlll am Sonlltag bel Dem
Worgcngottcsoicnit in ocrSt. Wats
tbGieaird)e gum @ortrag brin9cn
miro. IS iinbet iebod, nod am
Sonitng 2lbeno un 8 llbr in @oigt'S
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glieoer p%erinnnlcln iidl om Sonntog
Morgen Inn 8 llhr 10 Del DEM Sctre-
tar, 'Srlt. 8eor9 Simmelbcbcr, Nr.
215, NorOsGoenitrabc, BON no ans iic
mad, Der Stride 5icber. Ginlaoungcu
bonn ,@ermnltio.M Gnnerd)or" II. Dem
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getommcn, mo oas WaSfeiboll.Go.
mite berid)tete, boB Der 9erein einen
nctten ltcberidl,B er5ielt bot.
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Rod Gin strife angeorp6t.

Hc1p- Sapen, Cont. 10. W1r5
Cine abitiroa,ung Der CONDUIT
teure, 3,isbeoieniieten. uno Daro-
glngcitellten Der .Nep.Dorf, 9fem.
!Sapen & @artforo-9 Balm" pltroe
helite Hafmittaa be9oniiel,, I'M fcit-
siiIiellen, Of Die 2eute gum Strife Be-
reit iino, ialls Die bon ibren geior-
bcrtc 2obnerbobirng nub anberwei-
tige sufbeiierunsen nift bewilliot
merben: llnterbanolitngen iiber biele
8orberuneen iino ieit gernumer 3eit
i'm @arigc, allein big Jest lit es ocr,
2euten nid)t g%ellingen, irgeno pelhe
8enngtbuiing su crlamgen. Wan
bolt MN, DAP es binttet Sturgeon
1n0glif iein miro, eine gaiis fir eli,
ginpernebmeii 5m finO9ilocs..t IS
Ginnernebmen auf;ultel1en. !,
TdTe snr &eiir in's Nnslanb Re.
gurdt 8. NoiHc, 0r. 4f3, Ch.NaItis