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The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

A gentleman informed us this
week, that while his hired man was
looking through the packing house,
which is always open, he spied un-
derneath the floor. a small box. with
paddock on il and examining 1t
further found little brown jug,
filled with whisky; but on the follow
ing day 1t had disappeared, box, jug
and all. The paper being just a
little late this week is due to the fact
that the editor has been all over the
neighborhood visiting the numerous
packing sheds.-Clifton Success.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

1t does that
streets several weeks in which prominent
turned the side
driver especially the nighttime
taken dreadful that
the side of the before
for other though
realize that
enforce the stctest regulations
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15
oNE-FoURTH OF POUND A WEEK

Mt least is what young baby ought
to gain week. Does yours? II not
there's something wrong with it's di-
gestion. Give it McGee's Baby Elixir
and it will begin gaining at once
Cures stomach and bowel troubles.
aids digestion. stops fretfulness. good
for teething babies. Price 25c and
soc. Sold by C. ID. Smith Drug Com
pany, five stores, Grand junction,
Palisade and Fruita.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

No in this is
ing No citizen who
wants paving quickly
bounded
people ruling and about the people having
the
into force it repudad
the expected man who
been active political
and who changes his
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Some few people will hesitate standing
Some of these
frae in their professional work
is to Mr. Soandso
the
citizen
saing he
of being professional in the line o being interviewed
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

See the pretty line of penants at
Lutes Music Store. We are cutting
the price for n few days Better take
advantage of it.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

which achieving
wealth though he ess
The Sentinel hopes that reasonable will be made
OF that act of seeming sentiment
attached and surrounding
the minds
that he had a fortun here
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

We have the best make OF piano
rucks in the city for moving your
oiano. Phone Junction 228. aIe Col
,rad0 avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

That rather
Morgan in speech
called "thcknecked redfaced
delightful civfties
books teach
eleyating or civilzng. it matters who speaks
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Phone the Suitorium and have your
clothes cleaned and pressed by ex-
perts at the business. Phone BLACK
1898. 1875 South Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Do not trust cheap thermometer
Buy a good one at the Van Horn
Drug Co., 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

The nsurgent republican
was read to 1t by the republican journalism athe
old Denver Republican
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Potatoes. 75c per hundred. $40
Chipeta avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Our line of light harness can't be
heet.-Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

YOU CAN DO BETTER AT Nc
CONNELL & LOVES. We say 81
because everybody says 80.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Special sale of sheet music thi
week at Lutes' Music Store.
We want to OF your harnesA-
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Sentinel want ads brings results
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Any amount OF A No. ] hay at ths
CashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-15

Sentinel wan. ads bring results,
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
Her Hand in BuruIars

Dropping her arm into the hand Of Q
burglars while she was ssleep, was the
experience Of Miss Bessie Miller, of State
Road, early Wednesday morning. Mics
Miller is only Is years old, but despite her
tender age she displayed considerable
courage after making the undesirable dis
covery. Instead Of snatching her hand
away and covering her head under the
bedclothes the plucky girl leaped from her
bed and called for help.
For few seconds the burglar was startl.
ed by the courage Of the child, and moi
until the child's parents answered hef
call for help did the burglar break the
grip and escape through window. The
burglar took with him box Of cartridges
which he took as safeguard no doubt to
prevent Samuel H. Miller, the girls father,
from using in his gun should he be die.
covered in the house.
Miss Miller,i in telling of her experience,
said the burglar was young white man,
She said she had no time to be scared
but screamed that her father might catch
che man. She said she was sorry the fel
low had made his escape.
The girl attends the New Castle High
School.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
Road improvements

Levy Court Commissioner Daniel
Thompson, Of the Fifth district, takes
exception to an article published regard
ing the State road. This piece Of road
about which there has been criticism is
from the termination of the present good
road to Hare's Corner. Mr.. Thompson
said it is well TO remember that when the
good roads bill passed the Legislature it
named the roads that were to be i'm.
proved. The Hamburg road was named
in the bill, and it was built. Mr.. Thomp-
son said the other road would be improv-
ed in Its turn. Mr.. Thompson added
that small roads are not being improved
and the State road neglected. The work
will be done this year.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30

THr IaAsscHl1r. sl per year.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
MuIIEIcAn0N IN laIA

SiAce the legislature of South
Carolina in 1882 passed its silly
Notification Act, nothing atonce
so absurd and so Intellectual has
been done in the legislative way
as this attempt of the Maryland
Solons to override the Constitu.
ton of the United States; and the
state is to be congratulated that
it had in Governor Crothers an
executive with the good sense to
sit down on the foolishness.
What eleven states together
we're unable to accomplish in the
sixties, will hardly be done by
one in 1910.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
S, 5. CONVENTION
A Great Gathering at Which
Bio Speakers We're Present

The annual state Sunday School con-
vention Of Delaware, was held in West
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, on
Wednesday and Thursday. Speakers OF
national reputation, bringing the latest
expert methods in Sunday school work,
including W. G. Pearce, of Chicago; Miss
Cora N. Coates and the Rev. Edwin H.
Oelk, OF Philadelphia, W. G. Lands,
general secretary for Pennsylvania, and
Mrs. Lottie T. Brockson, Of Blackbird,
spoke before the 400 delegates who attend.
ed the convention.
The 'modeI school, informatian on
Wednesday afternoon ct 4 o'clock was an
interesting feature and an innovation in
Sunday School conventions. The conven-
tions separated into the division that
now compose the model and modern
school, and each section was taught by
experts.
The beginners were taught by Miss
Anna SmedIey, of Wanamaker's Church,
Philadelphia; the primary department by
Miss Cora Coats, OF Philadelphia; the
juniors by Miss Maggie Wilson, Of Seaford,
and the missionary lesson by Mrs. William
s. Pritchett, of Central Church, Whining
ton.
Thursday mor ming the following officers
we're elected. Robert G.. Houston, OF
Georgetown, president; recording secreta.
ry, l. Elmer Perry, Wilmington; treasurer,
George J. Chandler, CentreviIle, vice
presidents-NeW Castle, H. s. Goldey;
Kent, Gamaliel Garrison, Kenton; Sussex,
j. B. Gilchrist, Milford.
Executive committee-New Castle
county, George ]. Chandler, one year;
D. B. Maloney, Townsend, two years.
James F. Price, Wilmington, three years
Kent comfy. B. Gllchrist, Milford, one
year; George NJ. Jones, Dover, two years;
George G. Herring, FELTON,, three years;
Sussex county-S. NJ. Messick, Bridge.
Vile, one year; Thomas P. Scott, LeWes
two lyears; B. F. B. Woodall, Milford,
three years.
The names Of the officers were pre-
eented by the Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr., chairman of the nominating COM
mittee.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
SingerIy Wilkes
A Eord to the wise Is suficient

A word TO tue wise IS eOuClent.
Singerly Wilkes again in 1910 stands
for mares that cannot be got in fOal by
any other horse. Think of it, Maud s., q
mare worth a hundred thousand dollars
went to her grave without ever producing
a single foal. Now are you going to let
that good old favorite mare do the same !?
and forever loose her blood when she
ought to raise several colts. All you have
to do is your part and we will do the rest.
Siugerly Wilkes is one Of the very last
horses that the late William NJ. SingeTly
ever bred and l think opportunities con-
sdered-one of tie best. To make long
story short think that Singerley Wilkes
is one Of the beat all around stock hoTses 8
TODAY in the world; know its big place
but Siugerly Wilkes is big horse. Ask
those who have had experience with his
get. They say they never had such.
Why? Because they never had Singerley
Wilkes before, they are roadsters and
workers combined with courage and finish
at every point,a last but not least with
brains to carry it out. Now use this horse
with the commonest mare you own, and
all OF the rest and the best, with the best
horses you can find and when the results
appear in 1911 just take look and be
convinced for Yourself.
Ills fee is $25 to insure a mare in f0al.
For further particulars and extended ped.
igree address
J. M. JOHNSON,
Townsend, Del.
P. IS. Not responsible for accidents.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
THE u0nr AND WAFER NOMINEES

Indeed it warmed the cookies
around the heart of The TRAN
SCRIPT editor to see so many of
our best citizens showing suchRn
interest in the towns affairs as to
attend the consultations held to
consider the important question
Of the Towns light and water.
And he was also gratified at the
big attendance at the town meet
ing held in the old TRANSCRIPT
building Tuesday evening to
nominate candidates in the places
OF The four members who recently
passed ont of the Board. Again,
he would speak words of praise
and satisfaction at the happy
issue of that meeting wherein
four citizens Of such repnte and
ability as business men were
named, and yet once more would
express on behalf of the commun-
ity his and their thanks to those
gentlemen for being willing to
assume q public task so onerous
and sometimes so thankless.
It is no small thing to ask q
busy man to leave his own affairs
and conductgratis public matters
Of so much difficulty and the
public should appreciate the civic
patriotism that prompted the old
and also prompts the new board
to do so.
In the opinion Of many, the
remedy for some Of our troubles
in this direction is the consolida-
ton Of the two Town Boards
Into one,
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
NEAT INVESTIGATION ENDS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2lst.-In the be-
lief that he has all the evidence needed
to begin custer proceedings against the
meat packing companies, Attorney Gem
eral Major brought the meat investigation
to a close.
The attorney general said he would
begin conrt action within thirty days.
Attorneys for the packers, after adiourn-
ment, said the facts which they gave
willingly would not furnish a legal basis
for an custer order. They eaid the Ma
Iioual Packing company, the holding cor
poration for the Armour, Swift and Morris
interests, which has been shown to own
the st. Louis Dressed Beef and Provision
company, had been pronounced q legal
corporation.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
TRUSTEES 1Ap rHRY PAID wore

The Trustees Of Fair Ground, Cobles-
kill, N Y, were glad to pay 10 cents q
gallon more for Devoe; and no wonder.
Two other paint agents said il would take
15O gallons Of their paint to cover the
buildings.
Tie Deyoe agent put il at 125 or less.
Il took 1l5.
Devoe saved them 50 gallons Of paint
and painting (worth 81 toss gallon, ,as the
painting costs two or three simee as much
a. the painI) less Is cents gallon on 1l5
gallons. Say sl40.
That's how to count the cost Of paint.
Tie cost Of putting il on is s. or "a gal.
lon. You see what that means. Go by
Devoe.
Ii J. F. McWBORrER & soN.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
Proposals!

Proposals will be received up TO Twelve
O'Clock noon, May Sd, 1910, by the Levy
Court of New Castle County, Delaware,
ct the Court House for the erection of q
reinforced Concrete Girder Bridge at
Noxontown Mill Dam, st. Georges Hun.
dred, Delaware, in accordance with the
Plans and Specifications on view at the
County Engineers Office.
Bidders are also invited to submit their
own plans and specifications for REIN
forced concrete arch Bridge, with sufi-
cient details to enable the Court TO judge
the merits Of each proposal. The County
Engineer will furnish necessary informa-
tion as to span, elevation, &C., upon ap.
plication.
A certified check Of Five Hundred DOL
lars $500. .O0l must accompany each pro-
pOsal. The Court reserves the right to
reject any and ell bids.
JAMES WILSON,
County Engineer.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
WIZARD

"A man who thinks he has the correct
dope on the subject says that blonde
has 14O, 900 hairs to brush every morning
while brunette has but l09, 1000. If he
struck an average he must be wizard.
There sre lots Of blondes at present who
re travelling under false Colore. "-Ex.
THE TRANSCRIPT knows sew
eral gentlemen about the town
who have for years been parting
their scanty locks with a towel
who couldn't "scare up half of
100, 900 in the whole bunch.
Middletown transcript., 1910-04-30
pUPopFs TRIBUTES TO ROOSEVELT

RUPOPFS TRIBUTES TO ROOSEVELT
History has more than once re-
counted the story of a Pompey
and a Caesar in triumphal pa
geantry "passing the streets OF
Rome" with vanquished mon
archs, ito grace in captive bonds
their chariot Wheels" but never
yet has it portrayed the scene
of a simple private citizeh
of another land being received
amid even wilder acclaim with
the greater ''pomp and circum.
stance" Of sovereigns voluntarily
honoring his peaceful entry into
their own capitals. And yet such
seemingly high flown language
but speaks the sober truth OF
current history when used to de-
scribe the unparalleled welcome
and honors that have everywhere
greeted Mr.. Roosevelt clear from
the ancient city of the Pharaohs,
past old Theirs famous Rome,
through splendid Paris quite to
the gay Belgian capital-with
other triumphs no less notable yet
to be given him in England and
Germany. A worlds journalism,
has spent its polyglot eulogy in
praise Of this remarkable private
American citizen; while in his
native land, to the credit Of Q
sometime partisan press, too
often as blind to the virtues OF
its political opponents as to the
vices Of its own friends, it has
chivalrously cast aside all rancor
OF criticism or biting jibe of envy
to join the universal paens of ap.
plause that are greeting this fell
low countryman of theirs.
And yet amid this wide note Of
iubilation - sounding stridently
above the whole chorus of praise
rises one jackassical bray in
solitary dissonance-that of Mr..
Chancellor Day, the salaried
fiunkey, whose pious creed is
'There is no god but Greed and
Oily John is his Prophet. F" This
fool college president-alack for
the youth who imbibe from this
long.eared Arnold their notions
of Sense and Truth-sees little
to praise in Mr.. Roosevelt, but
with assinine prescience only be-
holds in him another budding
Caesar or Napoleon; and so un-
corking his small vials of spleen,
he busies himself, so far as his
puny malice can, to mar a great
international picture.
It is absurd enough this con.
ceited attempt Of the little fellow
to stay the great ocean Of praise
that is sweeping so nightly on
ward that all others of his most
bitter critics stand!dumbfounded
and silent at the rare spectacle.
It makes one think Of the old lady,
Mrs. Partington, Sydney Smith
has handed down to immortality
by picturing her industriously
engaged in mopping up the North
Sea that was intruding into her
back yard.
But we know what would turn
Mr.. Days venom into songs OF
adoration-some of the same stuff
that bids him sing so everlsst-
ingly the praises of this Pc
tr0leum hero of his even, to exalt-
ing him above the great Washing
ton. Had Mr.. Roosevelt a big
pile Of Doodle to proffer him, thai
reverend egotist of Syracuse,
would promptly enough begin
"crookfng the pregnant hinges
of the knee that thrift might fol
low fawning."
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6nbiHer 0rfplg
@ar bas aefria. Yitnie ium yslten
bes SiaiouiFeu Ssipitals.

Gu .inem in s.IsIidaTtlidsr pi. IN
fiuonsieler Sin'itt pradtisem srfols
a. aeitoIt.ie iid bas seIisrn i'm Wldols
ION Bart in SoiIsn itattgsbobts pic
mic gum geTten bes 9eutihen 3ta.os
niiIen SoipitaIs. Durh bos rptrtIlh
ioeale Sommsrtpetier portn Die
1yr,unbt unb 9Dnner oes Soipttals
aubsrorb.ntlih SahIrsid our Stt[ls
uuo perIebtsn gsuubrsi6e Stunosn.
Die mitqiisber bss 5rauens uneJuugs
froutnpereins fir 0iatonis hdttsn
nihts urgstbau eslahen. um ben ers
foIe bes 7eItss 81 iidern. Shrs BE
miibunosn fparen osHn audi bon rel
dem GrfoIas esiront uno als Grtron
o,s 9icnics lpiro an bic 9oipitaItaht
cine itattli6e, boHnilltommsns Gum
m, abe,fiibrt tperosn. Gang beion.
bern gsiFoa fano bus iamadbdft'
qknoeiTen, bas BON ben Damtn sube'
reitet fppro.n mar, uno bos audi Dor
ih0uer 6ano isrpirt ipuroe.
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Qerfomals y ptisen.

Ri6ter r. 9. Gpitssi bat seittrn
feline 5ommsrferien anseireien iHo iit
su msbrpOhissm aufenthalt nah Gt.
iapa Bead, Uiif.. sereiit, no fetns
5amiIie iih bsreits i.it einissr 3eit bss
finoet.
arau e. Wl. e 6iele, Satin oss
srIten Shriftfparts Der Cincinnati
surnasmeinoe, ieisrts pOrgsitsrn abeno
In ibrer Dpbnuns. go. 1928 Goleratn
gpe., ibr Wtegenfeit, tposu psrihlsptnt
Ulitalisoer Der 2urngsmelnos ntDlt
israusn eingeIdoen ipdren. Dteiss frcp=
lihe geburtstoasfeit mar .igntIth etr'e
flsine 8orfsi.r gum gastetspienle. oas
bic 5nrnaemsinoe am %. B. W, III
5ierndu's 8rcpe abhdlt. ytoh oislsr
sslungenen 0orIsisr III oas 8trsnus
gunastpmmiites, bds oem Disgentsltt
beitpobnte, boil Der beiten 3uperliht
auf nas bsppritebenDe 9yienie.
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linbegriinoetes 1eriid,t.
s.rr Gbarlts &. gisfer ftarb zines
naiiirlihsu Soets.

Der 81 Sabre alt. gGdsr 6Aarlts
R. gieter BON Ro. 1881 Race Strobs,
Elm tuobIbabenoer uno onssisbensr OF
ihGftsmonn, itarb am 8isnitag Wors
mittag i'm GolIse. SiII Sanatortum.
gr mar felt IGngersr 3sit nerpsnltls
penp unb Isin 3uitano psrit!immsris
ii6 i6lisbIih osrartig. odb er am
Wontas benz Sanatorium iibsrtpielsn
lpurpe. 5srr gieisr mar nnGebl!h
nit FRI. anua Snpoer, 5ohter oss
Rihdsl Snposr, bon 90. 1916 Gin
Strdbs, psrIobt. 9sitsru nun nsrs
brsiiste iih ouf 0runo zines anoup'
men grisfss an ben Coroner bas 9:s
rii6t, oab 5srr gister iih per9iftsi
babe. Der Coroner i,elIts cine siIis
s,bsnns Ilnttriuhune an uno ltsb Don
Or. ganae cine Cbputtion on o:!
Glide pprnsbmsn. 3isIelbe ersae
bar oas 9eriitt dhfolut unbesriines'
1T unp bdb Der lob bes Serrn Bit
Ter auf natiirIi6e urfo4en 8urld5u'
fiibrtu III.
1as g.srGbnib finbei beuts Rdh
mittla pom 9rousrbuuie. glo. 163-
Race 5trnbe, aus itatt.
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6err IreS. Shmibt, 407 WiiltcnStr,
in ben 8prftanb srrpdblt unb 5errn
Vb. :. Bitter bas 4mt oes Wl3es 5rd'
iibenten iibertragen tpurbe. Bier Wltts
glieber bes 8ereins rief Der lob te't
Der Iebten geriammluns aus eieism
2ebtn ab: Serrn Sohu 8. Spsrbed,
3015 Sodberrn Strabs, om 5. Sult;
Serrn yrant Wisbe, Carthage, Sbio,
am 8. SuIi; 5errn Nnton 5beiring,
POLL CHM Strabe. am Is. Suli, nno
Ssrrn r. 5ofeIbnh. 1926 Jreemon
glpe., am q. SuIi. Der pr1iibent
tpiomete ben 9abinsesangsnsn eintss
beraIite Worte unb Die 8erfammlung
etrte ibr anesnten burd Grkbeu bon
ben Gisen. gt3iislih Der Jeisr bes
8tutideu 5ages am 4. September i'm
gbeiter Bart puroe Der 9or'iano ons
oeipieIen, elm 5auptauartier gu bsles
etn. Die Iaufenben Ginudbmen be-
Iiefen fih ouF 1866, bic 4ussaben oul
S78.25. gsi tinem Gloie Bier uno
.inem guien Smbib perlebten bic ans
lpeIenoen Elm eemiithIiftg Siiinohen.
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geuiid,e Ed,lBen, ,8eieaidlaft.

1as as. srobe ShiiBsnfsft bi.'sr
dlniten beutIh.u Shiisenssieuihatt
lpiro am Z. 4uguit i'm fdonen 3iahs
Lamb Gro0: abesbaltsu peroen. De
9orbersitangsn fiir bieies Jet rHo
einem neuen 9sraniigunessaommltit
iibertraasn nproeu. bas aus ben bes
pdhrteiten uno iii6tigIien Utltsiieosrn
bes 9ereins beitebt uno Elm brillantss
0ergniiaunas sgrogramm aulseiielt
bat. 9df.lbe beitebt aus ben 5.rrsn:
Wm. 0ouieImann, 8oriiser; Jrso.
Dor benz Side, S.tretGr; albert aras
mia, 4ug. S6roer, 6srmdnnS6mitts
unb grGiibent Dm. Ditts, grsoffieto.
a0nia Seinrih II. (SftboltbofD NIT
T.in.r bob.n 8emahlin Marsarstba
(5erbItreit) ben 2lbiutant.H gdrI5erbr
itreit unb Jrau Gli3ab.tb Sitboltbolt
uno 6enrp 5rante nebit Jrau, iofpis
benz gnnssu Sofitaats Dero.n bic Gsits
liatsit nit ibr.m gefuds beebren. I'm
bic beireunb.ten 0ereine, bic plotis
b,utiheu unb bic Rorobeuti4en S6us
ben, bic g3lattbeutf9en BON Ct. 8erz
naro uno BON Reaoine iotpie bic Sus
b.pobl Combination iino ber5li4eeins
lobuneen sreangen unb perben IN ccrs
pore BEN ftlOnsu sSeite beiipobnen-
Ias 9ergnusunss saommitt.s bat teis
ne WlIk unb arbeit s.fpart. um bos
bi.sidbris. Siissnfeit in Sishldnb
9rop. gu benz erfolsr.idft.n in Der
Gsf6i6te bes 9ereins su MAIDEN. aiie
Irsunb. Der bsutich.u Sdiisen iino
herslic, ipilltommsn. Gin ieber friro
fih oufs Bette amiiiiren. g8er beshulb
nit iein.r Jonili. in sutsr0ei.afhaft
siniee frobliae Stunoen perleben min,
beiuts bas S6iisenfeit i'm Sisblane
0rope. "a -
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II nfd IL e.

- Der As Sabre altt Cliff S6on=
berq, BON Rc. 1O43 CHM Strube. fisl
eeiteru on Der Gte Der 4. unb galnut
Gtrdb. bon sinsm Wassn Der Sit.nos
ainis unb Sos fia iamer5bafte Ron
tuiioneu unb Sautabiaiirfunsen gu.
er ipurbe mad oem Soipiiai ssbrat't.
Der Qrxitsr Benjamin Wiebel,
d Sabre oft, non 80. AZ elber Ctr.
fiel a.itern Worgen ipabrsno er Gen
fer in benz 5ouie Ro. q Wsit 6. Str.
ipuIt,, bon Der Ssiter unb erIltt cine
Thpere aopfpunbe. Gr puroe bon
benz Yolisiitsn 9armon na4 benz itabs
tii6en Soipitol ssbra6i.
- Der 6 Sabre olte Ratban Gletrs
tpoqsn, pon $40. 1886 Central ape..
fpieIte a.itern an Der 7. Strabe, sessns
iiber Gem Wunro 5otsl. nit stnsm ans
eereu anaben duf berStrabe une r1nns
te oeo.n ein.n porbtiiobr.noen 8unoess
poIt sstrabenbabnpasen. Gr fam su
JaLl unn sipor TO unslitiih, oab ihm
Der re6te SUB non ben Raosrn Der
Gar sermalmt fDurbs. geors 4bil.
1elspboniit i'm poIiSeibouptannrtlsr.
mar elm 4ussnssuse bes llufalls. gr
bob ben 9srunsliidten auf unp irue
ibn in Die Office zines in oerQabe mob
nenben arstss, BON no aus Der anabs
in gatroItpusen l noh nsm 3oipital
stbroht tpuroe.
- Satob Rsnnst,r, bon go. 1925
2inn Strabe. Jabritubllentsr fir BIZ
8. &c 9. posu. Co., perunsIiidts es.
tern i'm Tisnite, inbem Der GIspotor
bonn eriien S.odtpert in bas GrbesIhof
binabiiiirsi.. Nennstsr. tpslher fid
sur 3sit allein in oem Jahriiubl be-
fanb, sca ii6 sinen gruh bes refi.r
Ghulterblotts uno onoere g.rl,sunesr
3u. Or purbe nad benz Itdotiiher
6ofpital sebroht.