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Evening journal., 1910-06-13
GOVERNORGETS
The RUSSO CASE
Considers ReCOmmendatiOn for
Communication With Sec
retary of State Today
NO PREPARATIONS
YET FOR HANGING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, June Ex-Governor Penne-
will was at the State House today and
took up with Secretary of State
Smithers consideration of the Board
of Pardon's recommendation for "a
Communication of sentence OF Carmine
Russo, of Wilmington, from hanging
to life Imprisonment Russo is under
sentence to be hanged on June n at
the New Castle County Worlkhouse.
on going to luncheon early this after
noon Governor Pennewll said he had
reached no coinclusion as to whether
he will sign the commutation of SEN
tence.
Leonard Crawford, chief warden of
the workhouse. said today that no pre-
parations had ben made for the ex
ecution Of Russo and furthermore none
would be made until about Wednesday
or Thursday. The scaffold which is
owned by the workhouse trustees, hav-
ing been purchased at the time the
negro Joiner was hanged, can be sci
up within a few hours. 1t could be
placed in position a few hours be-
fore the time set for the hanging" said
w aihNh 0AaNAbIus Tie auueO lndl N
nothing is heard from the governor
by Wednesday or Thursday prepara-
tions would then be made for the exc
cution.
Asked if he would employ a professional
hangman Warden Crawford said ne woult
not He will do the work If necessary.
The execution, If not prevented by IN,
governor, will take place on Friday. be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock I'm the morn
ing and 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Warden Crawford said that since Russ,
vas told that the Board OF Pardons hat
recommended that his sentence be com
muted to life imprisonment he has talke,
but little. The prison official added tina
the man was in fairly good health. His ap
petite fails him on some days. however.
During last week Miss Madeline NJ. Kid,
and Mrs. Samuel Baxter. Jr, sisters o.
William ]. Kidd. the murdered boy. ha,
personal interview with Governor
Pennewill and asked him TO refuse TO com
mute Russo's sentence TO life imprison
ment. The governor rhowed them ever,
courtesy, but said he had no official motto,
OF the action of the pardon board. there
fore he could not act IN the matter.
The Kidds are now living I'm Chester
Mrs Kidd the mother. is very ill. or sh
would have accompanied her daughters
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FINE TWO MORE
YOUTHS FOR LOUNGING

Edward DUFFY and Daniel Pappa we're
in City Court this morning on the charge
of corner lounging. According to Patrol-
man Purcell Duffy loafed al Pleasant and
Franklin streets on Saturday night He
was fined s. and costs. Pappa offered at
Second and Tatnall streets, according TO
Patrolman Morrow. He was hned 81 and
costs.
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BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Travel-
ing at speed greater than that OF
the fastest express trains between the
Two cities, Charles X. Hamilton in a
Curtiss biplane. completed the first
heat of his flight from New York tC
Philadelphia and return at 9,2S today
lie covered the distance, approximately
Sc miles in one hour and fifty min
utes. about As miels an hour.
Hamilton appeared above the avia-
tion field a quarter Of a mile north
west of Front street and Erie avenue
at 9.20 o'clock. He circled the big lot
three times, tearing to the earth OF
the fourth circle, at a point severa
squares distant from where a crowd OF
10000 had expected him to descend.
A policeman was the first to greet
the daring aviator. When a group OF
newspaper men swarmed about him
Hamilton's first request was for a Gig.
arctic. A moment later the vas
throng gathered about the field surgeC
IN about him, all striving TO grasp his
hands. and all cheering him madly
Shouts were made for a speech. hu
Hamilton turned 10 his aerial craft
plainly embarrassed by the reception
given him.
1t was a beautiful flight said Ham
ilton "The most beautiful have evel
had. The weather was great-couldn'
have been better"
Congratulated by the Governor.
At this point Governor Stuart. wh'
was an interested spectator of tn
Hichf rrae nraeanfa5 70 tha oxfafor
I want to congratulate YOU, Mr.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
Wast Church Pionloa.

West Church has the following pic
mics scheduled: June %. Baird Mis-
sion, Pennsgrove; June %. Macedonia
Circle. Mrs Thielmans. Holly Oak:
June "a, Elementary Departments
Shellpot Park; June 2S. Westminster
Glass. Brandywine Springs June 30
Italian Mission, Pennsgrove
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chiIdren's Day Al MarshaIlton

Childrens day exercises were held
in the Marshallton NJ. f. Church last
evening. A very interesting program
Of songs, recitations and short read
ings was presented Despite the rain
the attendance was large.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
Central church Aid sooietv.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Presbyterian Church. will meet on Fri
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Gillespie, Riverview avenue and VIII
lard streets.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13

FIRST LEG OF HAMlLTONS
REMARKABLE FLIGHT.

= FIRST LEG OF HAMlLTONS
REMARKABLE FLIGHT.
> 7.3s A. M. started from Governors
Island, New York Bay.
7.54 A. M. passed over Elizabeth,
N. J.
> sos A. M. passed over Railway,
N. ].
$50 A. M. passed over Trenton,
N. J.
e.o4 A. M. passed over Bristol, Pa.
e.16 A. N. passed over Holmes
burg, Pa.
e.2s A. M. landed at Front street
and Erie avenue, North Philadel-
phia.
The distance fIOwn-air line Sc
miles.
Total time one hour and fifty
minutes.
Average speed 46.s miles an hour.
Average height 500 feet.
Average train time for same run;
two hours.
Hamilton's flight is the longest
. cross country flight without stop,
ever made in America. Glenn Cur
tiss flew from Albany to New York,
= 1877 miles in 1862 minutes on May
%, but made two stops. His long
est sustained flight was rs miles,
from Albany to ellis farm near
Pouehkeepsie.
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BISHOP FREDERICK J. KlNsMANI

servant abideth not in the house for
ever; but the Son abideth forever II
the Son therefore shall make you free,
We shall be free indeed"
In part Bishop Kinsman said
Freedom is our national ideal. as IT,
is the ideal of every normally Develop
ed man; and freedom means the ex-
ercise of power. Every man with al
healthy ambition wishes for full exer-
else and enjoyment of all the faculties
which God has given him. He wishes
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chureh AuxIIIarx Mestina.

The Auxiliary of Hanover Church.
will hold a social meeting on Friday
evening. at the home OF Mrs. Robinson
ON tife- N<svQcrt Pike
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REAPPolNTED ON COMMISSION.
sNeclal 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

DOVER. June 13.-Governor Penne-
will today reappointed Or. p. w. Tom
linson of Wilmington. Or. B. l.. Lewis
of Harrington and Robert G. Houston
Of Georgetown 10 be members OF the
Delaware tuberculosis Commission.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
Teaehers 3 elve MusleaIe.

The teaehers of the primary de-
partment Of West Sunday School. will
have musicale and sale on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Mary Tay-
lor
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
wEArHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June Ia
Forecast till 8 p. m. tomorrow:
For Delaware-Party cloudy to-
night, Tuesday fair
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
wasts
Aid Society Msetina.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Hanover
Presbyterian Church will meet IN the
church, at O'Clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-06-13
Rrnth.rhnd M..tinn

The Brotherhood Of St. Paurs NJ. f.
Church viii meet on Thursday even
ing at s o'clock
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FLIES FROM NEW YORK
TO PHILADELPHIA
Hamilton Beats an Express Train and Covers fhe Dis
fance in One Hour and Fifty Enthusiastically
Thousand Greet Him in The Quaker City

Hamilton" the governor said, "on your
remarkably beautiful flight"
Thank you, governor" returned
Hamilton. Il guess it's time 1 was de-
livering the goods"
Drawing a packet from an inside
pocket, he gave the governor a letter
from Governor Hughes, of New York.
He also carried greetings to the Public
Ledger from the New Times, under
whose auspices the flight was made
After a big Gordon Of police had been
placed about the aeroplane, Hamilton
was hurried into an automobile and
rushed to the Bellevue -Stratford,
where luncheon was served.
The first view of the aeroplane which
the crowd on aviation field had was
when it was above Frankford Junction
From the field it looked like a black
speck in the sky. 1t seemed to be
quivering in the air, swoopng up
wards and downwards at dips of thirty
and fifty feet When Hamilton reach
ed the landing place he was in an
altitude of about 500 feet. Apparently
making observations for landing. he
suddenly sworved from his course and
began to circle the field. with each
circuit he lowered the aeroplane many
feet.
Landed on Hard Ground
He thrice circled the field and then
| suddenly the bird-machine darted to-
ward the ground with terrific velocity.
/ Hamilton skipped across the soft part
Of the field and landed on firm hard
/ ground Two minutes after the de-
| scent thes pecial train. aboard which
we're his wife, mother and those who
/ had been passengers on the trains
which acted as a pathfinder for him,
/ pulled in along the tracks. Hamil-
| toms wife and aged mother waved and
shouted TO him from the observation
/ platform, but he was so hemmed in
that it was impossible for him to see
them.
Left New York Early This Morning.
/ BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK. June Starting on
what is declared by expert aviators
to be one of the most ambitious aero
plane trips ever attempted. Charles X.
| Hamilton. most daring of American
airmen. left Governors Island i'm up
! per New York Bay for PHILADELPHIA
/ anu i1tuii AT Too lHiS HioiHlHB.
The start Of he fight was made under
the most propitious weather conditions
J possible. Not a breath Of air was
stirring and the sun was hidden under
the overhanging clouds. which, how
ever did not seem to presage rain.
Hamilton spent the night on Cover
nor's Island as the guest of Lieut.. V
| M. Gilmore, aid to General Walter
Howe. commander of the Department
Of the East. He rose at daybreak
and went to his tent in which his lit
tie Curtiss flyer was housed Hamil-
ton had sent his own machinists to
Philadelphia to he ready TO rush re-
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Sic Sabnbpis Croinan5.
Seine Grlldruns bon giirgermeiiter
Sdipab beireHs oes Shidia,s
terielbsn.

Gb giiraermeiiitr S6po6 bic Sabns
bots Srbindn3, Die Der Staotrath dm
Montda angsrpmmen. nit isintr uns
tsri6rift perisbsn ooer nit isin.m 0sto
bsIseen niro, ftsbt nod in ben Stsrs
Esn asihriebeu. Der Mapor mar ges
fern su tsiner 4eubsrung gu bepeeen
unb bas in am gnce psrftaHoIih. Die
Grbinan3, rsip. bic eaburh ertbeiIi:
gerehtiame III 10 pihiig. bab Der
8iiraermsiitsr .rIt nah nufmertidmem
Stuoium gu sin.m Gutihlub geians.n
.dnn. GsniiTe llmitGnes Iahtn jeoot
oarauf ihiiebsu, bab Die Srbinons
ourh bi. nnttrihrift bss Wapprs Ges
issestraft trlangen rpiro. Der anDalt
IIfreo gsttmonn, tpeIcber perIfieoens
taufmdnniihe Srganiiaiionen n.rtrat.
mar e.itsrn aud rph niht itliiHis, oh
sr ben giiroermeiii.r sriuh,n ioGe, iei'
n.r aIisuten, ben Orsaniiotionsn, 6.s
Dor su ihenten. ehe er bi, Sroiuan1
unterssihne. gr ppponirt bstanntIif
Der aIouisl, tponah oi. Strminal Go.
nur inu.rbdlb bes Rabm.ns ibr,r 2ei'
itungsfdhigteit (lpitbin the limits oI
its eapaeiip) ben giienbabnen uni
9oritabibobnen bic gabnbofss uni
terminal 5aciIiidtsn sutheil tptrber
Iah.n iolI. Serr 8.itmnnn olaubt
bab bic Depot go. nit 6iIf. Oisiss gu.
ruarapbsn sse.u oisis Oosr isns gubn'
esieQihuft bistrimiuiren tOnne. GER
VI. !. Gonrop. Der praiioent bts gu
Iin.b Ulsrs' Club, nimmt bic Sad,
ridt 10 trogi'h. Gr esbt BON ben
Stanbpuntt aus, bub unfsr. Stabt .i'
nsu erpbsn G.ntralbabnbof unbeoiue
nothig babe unb bsiogie SIuuisI iputt
Dem proistt niht i'm D.ss itebtn.
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Der beritisns polisiit MeTeDi!t
perbafiste eefisrn an Der 4. uno Raes
Strab. ben 80 Sabre oItsn Daniel
5ari. BON piitsburs. ipel9er in be-
trunienem 3uiianoe paHanten ans
betielt.. Der 8eiansene itsIlie iid5 ios
fort taubitumm. unb ale 8tmlhuns
gen, ihn gum Sprsden gu DeranfaIs
Zen, .rrpisien fih als erfolslos. 2eut'
nant Rentsrt lieb ben Wonn f6lieBa
lih nah b<m 6oipiial bringen. no E,
unier Der 4ntpsnbuns Der elstiriFfen
glrIie Cumming Birb) In iiberrd'
ittnb iur3er 3eit Sprads unp &C.
b0r Dieb<rgepanH uno ale selDiinlh'
te Qusiunft iiber ieins perfonoIisH
uID. aab. CT tpurbe iptgen Irunisn'
btit einseiptrrt.
x l.r 30 Sabre ate Georse grpdnt
BON Battle greet, Wih., ipurpe geiterr
4benb an Der gde Der 6. uno golles.
GirnBe beim Girabenbetteln nbgefnb'
unb p<rboftss. CT btbcupiei. Wuff'
lebrsr BON g<ruf su iein.
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Qleine Holi3einadDr dDridbten

- Superinhnbtnt Serome. bon Der
Rauhpertilsungs-Giga. srpirste &C.
fern einsn Doftbefsbl eeeen Gmil 6.
ptters, BON Der Sdeobs Gorboge Co.,
6ds Der 6orriet unb 9uoo Ssrdbt,
untsr Der antldge Der ilekrtretung
Der 4ntisRaud Sroindns.
Nus Der GiIsnpadrenbonbIung
bss @eorss 5artf., go. 2139 Central
apsnus. tpuren in Der Wiontdg Rcht
bon ginbrehern orei Soabg.tpehre unc
Elm Repolper eeitpbfsn.
Tie Reesrin Bertha Sobnion
iri,b iih seitern Worsen eegen 3 nbr,
in jsber 6anb Elm offsnss RofirmeHer
balteno, an Der Carlisle 4psnue uHo
Smitb Strabe krum unb perieste bic
paFanttn in 4nsit unb Shreten. Sis
ipurbe ip.een unoroeniIihsn Bench
mems perbaftet.
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EroieiIor Der anatouiie.

g}rofeiior Senrp WeglNrrf
anpper pcn Der llniptriiidt 1oronit
iii an oi. bieiigs llniperiitdt berufsr
tporpen, um ben 2ebritubl fiir aHntoi
mic su iiberne5men. als bic meoisii
T6en Colleges p,ri6mo!sen ipuroen
bate iib qrGiibent Sabnep DorbsbdlI
ten, Die 2ebritiibls fir gnniomie. GRI
mie, gdtboIogie, goitereologie I'M
gbpiioIcgi. nit profeFortn gu be
Iesen, bic ibr. sdnse 3eit ausihlieb
lid, benz 2tbrberuf pibmtn. Das
tonnie natiirlib erit seifeben. Biz &C.
niaenb 9elber porbonosn iparen. I'M
bic SaIGre Der prof.Horen uno ibrel
4iIiitsnten io,pit bic 4usriiitung xl
aaborntorien btitreiien su tOnnsn
auF bieie Deiie iino big isst bier oel
2ebrItiibIe beIeBt porbeH unD sfpor De-
fir Gkmi.. Qnaiomie, phpiiolosi
unS gatbolosi.. Der gum profeHol
Der gfnntomie srnonnie Dr. Rnoipe
i'll az Sabre aft unb aus Baltimore ss
biirtia uHo nuf Der boriieeu 5cbn.
6optins rniperIitdt bat CT audi fiu
birt. Gr bat perihisosns tpiHtnihaft
Iite Grpso..lionen mitsemoht uHo ae
bort timer snn3en 4nsabl seltbris
arrperfmdften on.
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coll Aniihluk aebtu.

Ti. gpuntnsapmmiiT1re babsn ben
aontrattor sbomas J. Meaim DOT iih
b.idisben, bamit CT 4ufihluB sebe
iiber bic uneebiibrlihe 9ersogerrng Der
Qrbsi.en an Der Sbio pite. 4ls bem
aonirastor bic 8.rbsherunssarbeiten
sugeIproden ipuroen. mar itipuIirt
iporbtn, oab bic 2dnbitrabe innsrbdlb
180 Sag.n isriigseitellt i.in miiiis.
Di.Jriit ipurbe ibm jebod perfhiebent
lib perIdngert. iooaB aus ben 1SC3
ihlisbli6 $50 Tag. ipurben. sSest bat
jeboh Der gountp Surpenor feitseitent.
bab bic arbeiten erit 5u einem JiinfteI
fertig iinb. 4uBer bsm aontraitor III
audi Der 9srtreter Der Jeoeral Union
Suretn Co., bic fir Meaim biegiirs
Ihaft iibernommsn. porsslaoen NOR
ben. j.
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8euebme uno 1abtpn.

- go. uno Willie Sudsr, bic in
0aptpn INNER ouf fabrsnbe 3iiss
iprdneen, tpurben bon benz 0etettir
Sbeeban Der 6. unb 8. Giienbabn
perbaftet. Sbr 5ua tommt i'm SUI
eenbesridts our 8erbanoIuns.
= Srl. Mauoe 5orn BON gatapia,
g., iit bier auf gsiud bel SRI. Srens
GamniB, go, 6130 S'Salan apenue,
0aptou, &p.
- 9lm /. Suli, Eaamittugs 2:3O
llbr, finbet bic 8eriammlung oel
Mutterz uno 2ebrsr 4H.'n. i'm Sauit
Der 5rau 6. +. Rsbrins, 9to. 22S
fsairfielo 2lpenus, geLepue, Sp., itatt
- Siir bic sbeilnsbmsr an bic pa
rooe anlGBlih bes iiibernsn Subj
ldums giidof Wluss, Iino fir Oaptor
unb 9ellepue SpsstalsGars ensdetrt
pproen. Die Mitglieoer Der ct
Sranststus 8smeinbe nehmen BIZ
Cars in 9obton uno bic Der 81. Seri
cSeIu Stride unp Ct. Nntpnius STRIDE
bon Der SapIor unb 5oirfieIo aDenue
Die Cars fabren brett nah Der Scott
StraBe uno part Ylace, no Die 8. 0t'
piIion fia oufite1t. Die porope ieBt
Iih punt 7:30 ubr Nbenos in getue:
Qurld.
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Ztdbtiid)er ain8efteIIter
Grleibet im SienHs IebsaSsefd1fli@e
WerIssnngsn.

ssobn Jorb, 48 Sabre alt, BON go.
1862 2inn Gtrnb,, autfber zines
itdbiiihen Sprente!ipagens peruns
eIiidte seiiern Qaht turS Dor IL llbr
Inn 5ienite unb ipuroe Iebensgtf1brs
LID perIebt. gtn Der Ode Der yinn
unb mabt Strabs rannte Der Wngen
aeoen ben Rnnoitein bes SeittutDegss
unp 5oro nurbe topfiibsr CUR Strabe
hinobgsihIeuberi. patroIiragen 5
brahte ben @srunsliidieH. tpelher be-
tpuBtlos mar. nah oem 6ofpitaI. no
fih berousfielite, bab Joro aubsr
fchperen 9pntuiionen uno aopfpunz
bsu sinen 8ruh Der Mirbelfdule er=
litten bate. Gein 3uifono 1T ielbii'
peritGnblib Elm iebr beoenilihtt.
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1raauna pbne 5sirntbsfdein pprsu.
nebmsn. dbsr Der prepistr fflus baa
9eluh ab.
- 2ulu Spbge bat 6enrn 5poee aui
Gheibune pertlaat auf @runb bon
8ernahlGiIisung unb 5runtiuht. DDS
paur beiratbets am 80. SuIi 1879 unb
Sobse Iieb ieine 8ottin ipdter i'm
Stih. sic ipiiniht aud bas Rehi. ib=
rem Mdbhennamsn 2ulu Sprabburr
fpiebsr fiihren gu oiirfen.
- SeiratbsIdeine: Sobn u. Doss
ner unb Gertrude SoIbrod bon Samils
ton. Wm. ss. 3i5elope uno Dora 6.
9lad. SaroIo 6. 9illsipie unb Sas
rab 6. Smlth, UibbIstoipn.
- 5rau Catherine S'Gonnsa iidrt
poreeitsrn Mbeno am Shlasflub, nab
rsno zines geiu6s bel ibren Gltsrn,
!6srr unb ssrau WidasI Sornine. pOn
Der WipbIetotpn Strabe. Gle itano i'm
SO. 2:bsnsiabrs uno ipohnie in Der
Crane Strdbs in WiboIstopn. Sis
binterlGbt ben 8attsn uno Z Sinber.
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gusgp nit Sobn Mener uno fiihrte
elm 9ferb i'm 3iissl als oas 3htsr
pl6blih faeute, auffprane uno NIT
ben beiben 8orosrfiiben in oas 8ussp
eerietb. Die bsiben SnIaHen purosn
auf bic Strabe eei6leuoert. Uteper
enttam unperIsst. Malonep ipuroe
mad Der Office bes 9r. 5arris ges
bradt, Der ibm einiss tiefe Dunben
am Sintertopfs perndbte. Spdter
purbe MaIonenp mad ietner Bpb=
nung, Ro. 416 9reenup StraBe, ses
bra6t.
- 8eitern 8ormittog tpuroe in Der
Wluttersottes Stride Serr gilbert y,
3umbsrge mit5rI, Momie Sanien bon
Rep. Saien getraut. 4Is 5rauseugen
fungirtsn Sas. 8. 9atermann unb
CLARA SunIen unp Sol. 3umberse uno
CLARA 9eder.
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aaalides Gincnnatier gofsbatt aifttpo, aan 1910

getbeilt. nit Dem guftrugs. iih peiter
onnit su befhdftieen.
JsrRer purbe Der 0orort beaufs
troet, ben Surnerbuno .burh ben
aonereb intorporiren Su lafen.
9a iih teine anbsre Gtabt melbss
te, um bic ndhit. 9usiobung 5u iibsr.
nehmsn, iprans idliebIih Snoianopos
liz elm, mo i'm Sabre 1912 Die 25.
Sasiabung itattfinben tpire.
Die 9asiaBuns kfhlob, auf 5tpei
Sabre einen Gent Der 9unoes sappfs
itsuer an ben ct. 2outisr geSirt si
pertpeiien, um bisfe Ginnabmsn fir
Elm Sabn-D -Denimol gu perpenbsn, oas
mad p.m Wuiier bee Tsntmals in Der
Soisnbeioe BEL Berlin errihtet psrben
lou. gluh ipsrben bic 8tretne eriuhi,
i'm Utai ssabnsJeisrn ab3ubalten.
Die 3urnfeitoronung luuroe oabin
abasGnoert, bab in 3utunit nur nod
profefiioneue atbl.isn bon Der pretss
betuerbuna ausaeIhioHen isin follsn,
Surnlebrer aber oardn tbeiInehmen
tonnsn.
Gin GruB BON Or. 6. ). Seram.r.
prdiiosni oss 8eutihs ameritaniid:n
onalsgunbes, purbe BON Der Tag
iaBung sripiosrt. prdiiosnt DR.. Carl
Bard pom StoatsNrbdnp Waihouri
belt eine @niprdhs an bic 9srs
idmmIung. iporiu er 8ersins. oi.
nod nid1t gum RntionaIbuno gsboren,
auiforbertt. ii6 bemieIhr onsuihIiss
Gen, od iie oies unbei6aoet ibrsr ei.
gensn 9lnIihisn tbun tonnen.
o. eGmann.
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