davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-16

Mrs. Mary Anne Raper, who is
said to have been 108 years old, died
at the home of her grandson, Joseph
Frazier, in Knoxville, Tenn. She
was born in North Georgia in 1902,
and leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Nancy Frazier. she has been a
resident of Tennessee for 102 years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-16

returning to reach original starting
point not later than May 2nd, un,
less extension of limit is obtained by
payment of Scots. which will extend
limit to May 18th.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-16
DISASTROUS Mlxup.

The Gentleman at the Foot OF the
stairs-"Greatest difficulty getsh here
Z all. Fgot whether you told me 4
have two drinks an come home at IL.
or eleVensh drinks an come home at
twe."-Sketch.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-16
The Modern Understandlna.

Doctor" said the parishioner,
don't you consider love one anoth-
err as binding as any other part OF
the moral lawl- "Of course | do" an
swered the Rev. DR.. Fourthly ITS
the first amendment to the ten com
mandments. Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
CELEBRATE HIGH MASS FOR
REPOSE OF PRIESTS SOUL
Associates Honor the Memory of
Father CeIestine Gregoire

Solemn requiem high mass for the
repose of the soul of the late Father
Celestine Gregoire, deceased pastor of
Compton parish, was celebrated yester-
day at 10 o'clock in the Compton
church. The Gregorian mass was
chanted by a priests choir consisting
of Fathers j. J. Clifford of Los An
geles, James A. O'Callahan of Ocean
Park, James O'Neil of Glendale, E. r.
Kirk of the cathedral and j. NJ. Heg-
arty of Los Angeles. Father William
F. Quinlan of Pasadena was the cele-
brant of the mass, Father M. j. Con-
neatly, deacon, Father Joseph McMan-
us, sub deacon and Father Paul Dillon,
master of ceremonies. In the sane
tuary were Fathers J. j. Burke, pres
ent pastor of the Compton parish, M.
r. Cahill of San Pedro and Emil Ger
ardi of RedOndo.
Following the mass a breakfast was
served the priests through the hospi-
tality of Mrs. Victoria Carson and Mrs.
Dolores Watson of the Dominguez
rancho, the two oldest conlmunicants,
in point of association, in the parish.
Father GregOire, for whom the mass
was said was for many years pastor
yotion and self-sacrifices he earned
the respect and love of his parish
oners and hundreds throughout the dio-
cese. A few months ago physical in
frmities compelled Father Gregoire to
give up his duties and return to Bel
gium, the land of his birth. A month
ago yesterday he passed away, caus-
ing sorrow throughout the entire dio-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
ASK SPECIAL SCHOOL
TAX RATE Of 46 CENTS
Supervisors Delay Action Until
Board of Education Re-
viSes Its Figures

]. H. Francis, city superintendent of
schools, and members of the city board
of education, appeared before the
board of supervisors yesterday and
convinced the board that a special
school tax rate of 46 cents is neces-
sary for Los Angeles city this year
as compared with last years tax of
IS cents.
After hearing statements from the
city school officials, the board decided
to leave the question open until Mon
day in order that the school board
might made a careful revision of its
figures to see that no mistakes had
been made.
The county common school rate of
18 cents will de taken up by the board
as soon as Mark Keppel, county su-
perintendent of schools, returns from
San Francisco. The county's COM
mon school rate for last year was
1875 cents and Mr.. KeppePs represen-
tatives informed the board that the
Paise to IS cents for the year was oc-
casioned by increased expenses. This
rate is applicable to the city and coun
ty as well, so that the citys school
rate for this year, If the figures are
not changed, will be Ga cents, as COM
pared with 3S.5 cents last year.
It is believed that 2.5 cents will be
cut from the special rate of 46 cents,
If 1t is found out that the citys special
rate was figured on the assumption
that the county common school rate
would be the same as last year. If
there is no change in the school rate,
the county faces the probability Of a
state and county tax rate of 95 cents
in place of last years 80 cent rate.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
RETURN TO LOS ANGELES
AFTER TOUR OF WORLD
DR.. and Mrs. Shelley ToIhurSt En-
Joy LeisureIy Trip

DIR. and Mrs. Shelley Tolhurst have
returned to their home in West Adams
street after an absence or ABOUT elgn-
teen months. During this time they
have made a leisurely and delightful
tour of the world, visiting the coun-
tries, scenes and cities which most at
tracted them. They met many OF the
distinguished persons of foreign coun-
tries, and their paths frequently
crossed those of other Angelenos max
ing the same tour.
Mrs. Tolhurst is one of the best
known of local club women, her in
ferest extending far beyond the usual
range of women in all those matters
which pertain to civic affairs She
was the presiding spirit in the Friday
Morning club when its energies were
first directed toward municipal and
economic improvement, and through
out the five years of her presidency
the club was noted for its energetic
action where these subjects were to
be considered.
In addition to this field of endeavor
Mrs. Tolhurst has always been inter-
ested in political equality, and so well
known was her enthusiasm on this
subject that when the California Po-
litical Equality league was organized
she was elected to the vice presidency.
She is also d member of the public
library board, and her return to the
city will expedite the decision in sew
eral matters regarding the elaboration
and improvement Of present library
conditions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
HEADS Of j. s. c. HOLD
OPENING EXERCISES
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps of the Gen.
traI Baptist Church De-
IiverS Address

Opening exercises for the Univer-
sity of Southern California were held
in the chapel of Assembly hall at the
College of Liberal Arts yesterday
morning at II o'clock, DIR. e. A. Healy,
dean of the college of theology, pre-
siding. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. Gessinger of the
University church and Dr. Larkln'
presiding elder of the district.
Following the organ voluntary by
Professor Skeele, dean of the music
school, President George f. Bovard
of the university introduced DR.. Healy
and the Rev. Arthur s. Phelps of the
Central Baptist church. The latter
delivered the principal address on
Going Some"
The hall was crowded to its utmost
capacity, a number being unable TO
obtain admission.
Announcements were made by Mrs,
Best, dean of women; Roy Schulz
registrar of the university, and Tully
c. Knowles, principal of the prepara-
tory school, in regard to the Y. M. Z.
A. and other organizations
Mr. Phelps delivered a sermon that
was couched in up to date slang, and
would have astonished the forefath-
crs by its freedom of expression. He
came down in sledgehammer fashlon
when insisting on righteousness of
conduct.
The address by DIR. Bovard closed
the meeting. He spoke Of the remark
able additions made to the university
library, greatly increasing its value
for research purposes, and said that
the trustees intended to continue en-
larging it.
Henceforth, he announced, the chap
ell assembly for devotional purposes
will be regular and compulsory on
Friday only The Y. M. c. A. and
other organizations among the stu
dents will provide the devotional SER
vices for other days.
The enrolment for the university is
about 500, but is still increasing. More
students will be enrolled Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
WOMAN FAINTS AT TRIAL
OF HUSBAND FOR BURGLARY

While listening to testimony which
may result in sending her husband to
the penitentiary Tor a number of years
on a charge OF burglary, Mrs. William
Hynes tainted in Police Judge Will
Iiams court yesterday. She was sitting
near her husband when she collapsed.
Court attaches rushed TO her side and
carried her to the receiving hospital,
where she was soon revived.
Hynes was arrested several weeks
ago by Detective Mckenzie on a charge
of burglary He is accused Of stealing
a kit Of carpenters tools from H. l..
Maddox, $40 Maple avenue. Following
his preliminary hearing before Judge
Williams he was held to answer to the
superior court In default of $500 cash
bail he was remanded to the custody
of the sheriff to await his trial in the
superior court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
POLICE THINK PRISONER
is PASS KEY BURGLAR

In the arrest of James McClain yes
terday morning by Detectives Beau
mont and Roberds on charge OF burg
larry the authorities believe they nave
captured the pass-key thief who has
been operating In and around First
and Los Angeles streets. McClain was
arrested in the American rooming
house in East Second street. Detect
ives say they found large quantity
of clothing and some trinkets In his
room.
John Ryman. who was with McClain
at the time OF his arrest was also
taken into custody. His record Is being
Investigated.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
ONE MEXICAN KILLED,
ONE WOUNDED, 8 JAILED

T. Turivio, a Mexican, is dead and
his companion, Camilo Bidro, is suffer
ing from a bullet wound in the right
leg as a result of an early morning
shooting scrape at Monrovia yesterday.
Mike Romero and another Mexican,
who gives the same name as the in
iured man, Camilo Bidro, were placed
under arrest by Marshal Miller and
are being detained at the county Jail
pending an investigation of the shoot
ing. Camilo Bidro, the wounded man,
was also placed in Jail. He is being
held as a witness.
The officers believe that the man
who gave the same name as the
wounded Mexican is the one who did
the shooting. The wounded man claims
that he and his companion were on
their way home when Mike Romero
and Bidro attempted to hold them up.
They resisted and the shooting fol-
lowed. Coroner Hartwell is making an
investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17
DEFEAT ANNEXATION OF
OAKLAND TO BERKELEY

OAKLAND, Sept. 10 Completed
returns today in the annexation cleo
ton yesteday show that the measure
failed of being carried. The corrected
vote shows that Oakland gave a total
of 2914 for annexation and 1888 against.
In Berkeley the vote stood 1401 for
annexation and 4OlO against. AS the
majority was necessary in each city,
the vote of Berkeley defeats the
measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17

The average woman would rather
buy things than go shopping-hut that
takes money
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-17

An even disposition is the best pilot
on the sea of life.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21

benz Stabtratb Der Rntb gegeben, bic
notbnenbigen Gelber fir bic 8efeiti@
gung Der Wibeautreu3ungen ourh cine
aIaemeine Bonbdusedbe permtttellt
elmer Referenbumabftimmune eeleeents
lid Der fommenben WaH Dber in elmer
befonberen Mobl nnfsubrinssn unb In
benz griefe beibt es meter. bab tpenn
ben 8iiresrn bie Code tlar unb fabz
lid barqsleet tpiiroe, fie obns Grdgs au
8uniten elmer berartigengonbemiiIiDn
itimmen tpirDen.
8or einiger3eit battle Der Stabtratb
cine Reiolution pafirt, Iqut fpelher
bic Charlotte Strabe 3tptI6en Der
gapmilIer Ctr. nnb Sreeman 4penue
perbeiTert tperoen iollte uno aubsrbem
mar beftimmt fporben, bos bierfiir
notbpenbige Grunbeigsntbum gu aps
propriiren. Sn Der seftri9en SiBunq
ipurbe bieie Reiolution fpiberrufen
unp on ibrsr Stelle cine ReIolutior
paiIirt, ldut fpelher bic gharlotteStr
nur stpiihsn Der BabmtlIer StraBt
unb Der gint Quep nsrbeFert unb Der:
breitert fptrben uno ous bierfiir noth'
| fpenbige eisenthum appropriirt tper'
ben !pQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
gterblibfeitsberi1t.

Sobn Gt6arot, Al Sabre, Canton.
s., Snqueit in Shpebe.
9ictor aeper, 36 SABRE. $50 8dut
Ctr, 6ersp.rfettung.
German Ruoolpb, 27 Sabre, 20
Wlereer Strabs, Jubsrtuloie.
2tuguftu s. GdftO, Snqueit IN
Shnebe.
6enrp g8. Goertsmosllsr, 43 Sabre.
2908 gbsepoob aoenue. aeberoerbdr'
tung.
Samss Tloffatt, SO Sabre, 912 20,
s. Strobe, altsrsidpdts.
SgnaB Greenfield. So Sabre, 1511
Central apt., SerSIeioen.
Gbparo 0arouer, 81 Sabre. 1o1s
gel.itidl Ctr, Su6ertuloie.
Glpoe Campbell. 20 Sabre, Weas
ton, g., Snqueft in SbpeN.
georg. SO. Gsbrmau. 70 Sabre
1909 Sim Ctr, 5er3tluppenfe4Isr.
SdeOb Wasrdm, 45 Sabre, 21s
gli3e Str, 5irnbluteH.
3bereIa Gusutman, 81 Sabre, SO:
armprp 4pe., Rierenlsiosn.
Dalter pieper, 6 Wonute, 422 N
2ibsrtp Strube, ardmpfs.
.sSrant Deiosner, l Sag, G9aie uni
9obeelep aps., Sdndhe.
Wdraaret 0pnneIlp, 49 Sabre. III
SIS. Commerce Str, RiersnlsipsH.
Sopbid labor. 4 Sabre. 70 Beet
StraBe, 9urtfoa.
Barbara geissl, SO Sabre. 2l3;
Central 4rs., Rierenleioen.
Sobn Sbannpn, 30 Sabre, 112'
| Gehler Strabe, S6tpinoiuht.
Nm. ghiaips, 80 Sabre, III
sSdirfar 4Ds., S6pd6e.
Garenbc 9egona. 7 Wonate. 16O'
Siablano 2lne., 2uneenent8iinoung.
Carrie Reri6, Al Sabre. 222 8
13. Strabe, 9ubertuIpie.
Nlinnie q. Yos, 81 Sabre, 254
Gpaniton 4ps., RippenfeasntSunbune
5rances Soro. 40 Sabre. 424 y
6. Strabe, 5ubertuloie.
Cora 3. Cunning, 48 Sabre, p
grDman, Snqueit in Sdtpebs.
| glorence Butler, 20 Sabre, 165
| gaiiern 4pe., 3ubertuIcie.
! Glous @ilt.rion, 3 Sabre, 9l5 U
Gritte sirabe. S6ptnbiuht.
| glisabetb Shirmer. SO Sabre, 70
Straig6t Str.. 9unseubIuten.
Gillian Wittetinb. 27 Sabre, 113
sberman ape., 2ungenent5lnouns.
Nsdrgaretba 5und. Sd Sabre, 232
Gun Strabs. Snaueit in Sdipsbe.
5elsn H. Uianning. l Uepnat, &c
geope Ctr, 2sberlsioen.
gbriIriun Sdent. 66 Sabre, 4O1
9ulotp Ctr, @ebirnbluten.
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Der 3entralbabnbcf.
Gas StaSirathsfommiitee bat ieinc
gcretbunseu nod niflt beenoet.

NBis on onbersrStelle berihtet, ipurs
be bic s5rsibrisiorbinons fur ben Gem
tralbabnhof benz Staotrdtb 9eltern
nod ni6t unterbreitet DDS suitdnbi9s
Stdbtratbstommittee bat iih in elmer
seitsrn ituttasbabten Sisuns iiber eins
8elne Jragsn nod niht einisen tDnnsn
nnb Is ipurbe paber cine tpeitere aon>
fsrens fir 5rsitag Ra4mittag dnbe'
rdumt. sSn bieisr aonfereu3 oiirfte bic
2fnaeleaenbeit b.finitip 3ur Grlebiguns
geldnesn, iobab bic Sroinans om toms
menben Wontoq, er lssten Stoots
ratbsiibuns Dor ben Jsrien, sinberihtst
iperben oiirfte.
Die alaui.l Der Srbinans, uber
tpel9s bic grobte MsinunssO.ri6iebens
belt bsrrf9te, lit bieienis., bic ii4 auf
ben 5srmin fir bic Gertisitenuns bes
gabnbofbdus beSiebt. Stootrdtbsmits
qlieo S'grien ertldrte nah Der
Gibuna, bab isinsr 4nii9t na6 iHs
iolae Der perI9i.benili4en Qmenoiruuq
Der alauiel Der 8au ni4t ipie urs
ipriingli6 porseieben in flint. ionberr
erit in nsun Sabrsn fsrtigsefteat ieiu
miibte unb su elmer berurtigen 8erlGn'
gruns Der 5rit pollts sr ieine gu
Itimmung nidt eebsn.
Don Seiten Der 0ertreter Der Gen:
tral Depot unb 9srminal 60. fDuro,
cine berartige ausleguns Der alauis
| fir unrihtis ertlGrt uno Darauf hinge
nieItn, baB Der betrsffenbe paHus IL
Ieinsr perdnberitr Jafung beitlmme
oab Der Babnbof uno bic GtleiIe II
| iieben Sdbren fertis ieiH miibteH. Den
Wortlaut bss paFus gernaB bat oi
geIeaIdaft bret Moncts 3eit, ebe Il
bi. Orbinnns annimmt, mad ipeiterel
| q Wpnatsn mub lie banu nchtpeiIen
baB lie 100000 IN 9aar an 5anl
bat unb iiinf Sabre ipdter miih.n bi
Nrbeiten poaenbet iein.
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9rpbirt Ill. g. Tsetal pnliih
un5 .8artespers Griena". b.
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Mus bent Yoliseigeri1t.

gbriitian gufd purbe unter 3tpsi
QntIagen bss Ginbruhs porsefiibrt,
Gr ion nGmli6 in Der Radt oes Is.
Suni benz GtabliHsmeut Der Jirma
8rotpning, Sting &c 60. siuen 8eIud
abaeitottet unb siue 4nsahl 4n5iig:
etc. gsitoblen baben. 4uBsroem iou er
einiae RGtts porber in etnsn 2ooeu
an Der 5. unb blum StraBs eiugsbroe
den Iein. Der Qlngetluste per5i9tste
ouf Elm 9orperbDr uno purbe untsr
$4,000 giirsihoft Den 9rpBssiapors'
nsn iiberipieIsn.
gluh Der g6aufieur Sam N1bn
nslner nuf 9eranlaHune bes Sdms:
8. Sennegon unter Der Qntlase BE-
llnteridlosuns BON ca. $500 perbaf
ret pnroen mar, purbe ben 9roB9e
i5porersn iiberipiefen.
aIbsrt Ruf. peI4sr Aduiis ipese'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-21
Observation-Disclosures.

}Sobn @ubler, %, Gulpeiton, Ter.
5sfer 5arriion, %, Cincinnati.
}5enrp 3. 5ornbad, 26, Map Ctr.
lgntb. .. Rentidler. 27, Dreman Ao.
(alireb 5ouiton, 81, ann Ctr.
Sennie 8u6emeper. %, 8ilbert 4ns.
5Gbalmers 5boroman, "a, Bldn6eiter.
lGiaie W. pullen, "a, 8arfielo pln.
(Gibnep sgreb, %, Gresnpille, ap.
lSabie 9dDis, %, 8urbette Qpe.
(Sugb g. Burnett, q, Court Ctr.
5a3sl W. 5etpins, II, 5airfielo aDe.
|SoIepb u. Rienaber, 26, 2inn ctr.
lGlara grnites, 20, Rob ape.
1Jobn M. Rapmonb, &c, 0tIbsrt GDe.
lgtbsl 6. Smith. Is, besgl.
|Sos. 3smpiter, %, sSnbiunapolis.
l5ap Rseoer, 26, 3umitein aDe.
(SoIepb Wagner, %, Gentral .4pe.
laatblsen DeiIel, "a, Clinton Ctr.
|Danaee De linton, %, Cartilage, 8.
lRoIe Strep, 19, Glmnooo gldce.
lG6as. sSott6auer, "a, goleraiu Qpe
lgbriitine 4rmbruiter, 10, Garlin ct
(elmer Ma5sd, %, 8et T. Ctr.
l5reoa Jiirgens, %, IL. unb 8ine ct
lgeo. Ban De 0pt, q, Sobn Str.
l4nna Suitou, %, Warihaa ape.
(81pio SsFron, IT,, 80, Snbianapolis
lStslla 9reenlanb, go, Gilbert 4ps
|0m. u. Bud, "a, Reobius, 8.
lGurrie Gang. %. Sper9sns aDs.
|Geo. 8intsr, %, Cit 9. Ctr.
lSaQis Bolter. q. Sarrilon, 8.
JSte gabgst, SO, Central aps.
l2ucp Gtesls, %, Desgl.
|GO. s. 5abrenOOrf, 27, GOpin8ton
l4oele aoltmeper, "a, Semlod Str.
IRapmono Omen, "a, SiGfibe ape.
l2uep SO. Ritter, %, RoIemont aos
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MiBbanolun9 ieiner 5omille porbe'
itruft lit, muBte Dpn Der Antla9e o'r
9runtenbeit freigefpr0aen perosn, oo
er i'm Stdnoe mar. nah3upeIien, oaB
er aur 3eit ieiner 9erbaftun9 aus
nabmspeiie niihtern mar.
Der G5aa geser ban 0es Ytoross an
oeflagten Regers ID. y. Bai9in9ton
Iouroe 6is gum %. Suni pertagt. Der
2inaetlaate Iol pGbreno elmer ShlGs
serei an 4. SUM ieinem Ru1e9enoneH
Samss Barig nit einer gaditsiR Den
S6doeI etngeihIagen babeH. Yarts
srlaq am SamItus ben 5oIgsn oer
8erltBung.
Socob RunoIo, Ipelter aui 8erans
lufIung Ieiner Sreunoin Siid 1olIn9er
tpeqen tbGtlihen 2lngriffs perbattst
rprbsn mar, purbe 3u 80 Sa5en Irs
| feitsbaus, 800 uno Eoftsn perurs
rseilt.
Der 5aQ ssgen ben Der uebtrtretun3
bss Wittsrnahtgeieses angetIagteu
| Stepeu M2adIin, Saanttellner oes
am Sonntug Worgen gegen / uhr BON
oem 2eutnunt Grimm uus9ehobenen
Stag gafes, purOe bis gum 5rtitag
pertagt.
! 8tr Neeer 8uo grppn, pel6er in
Der Sonntag 9tuht in Die 9Dpbnuna
Isiner bon ibm sstrennt lebenoen 5rou
einorinesn polIte uno 2egtere NIT e.
nem SpbtIaldasr beorpbte. tpuroe mil
elmer Strdfs BON S25 unb aoiteu be-
legt.
! 5alpatpr Giu3iuno, pel6er an
| Spuntag in betruntsnem 3uitunoe Itt
n. iSrau miBbaupelte, puroe gu eirs'
. 9eIbftrafe pon $25 uHo Soften Der
!. opnnert.
Sobn Stumble, $50. 1860 Gentro
: apeuue, i9Iug am SpHntog ietn
: ;Srau. @r erhielt cine Strafe Don $ot
T unb ap5ten 8uoittirt.
: 5ulius Grano, Gigent6umer De
DalbaQa gafes, perieste benz Dm
, 9peqin tpdbrenb eints Streitss meb
3 rere sSauItihlGee. Gr purbe 81 eine
: 9stoitrafe bon $25 uno Soften peru,
: tbeilt.
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| Die Stabt Cincinnati bat etus Sla
ee aegen 4len 6. Softer II. u. unge
Itrenst, bsrsufolse Die gntihdoigun
! fir 8runoeigentbum. oas fir bic Der
lingering Der 9arfisIo 4pe. uotbi9 ii
feitgeIeBt peroen ioQ.
Welpinu SoIspb srlangte Elm Ser
bitt iibsr $3.50 aegeH bic Qoanls gI
pres 60.
g6Qs. .. Gobertion erlaugte si
geroitt ibsr $1133 aegen Gouts =
, yhpms.
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Tl1sIidler Ipn.

Walter 5. Dart. Elm Weiercn BEE
piirgertrieses. tpuroe stitsrn in ieiner
gBobnuns, so. 824 Charlotte Strdbe,
tobt imgetts liesenb bOrsefunben. Der
Coroner Dr. goe ipuroe benahriHtigi
unb itellte cine llnteriuhung an. VI
lit Der Mniicht. baB Der ate Wann ei'
mem 6srafhlage erleoen III.
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glaro. WeYrioe geiunoen.

Die tleine 6 Sabre alte Wargarstbe
Mcgribe, pelhe am SouHtag Gbenb
aus Der Dobnuns ibrss Stitfpoters
Wm. priee uno ibrsr Wlutter, Ro. 103
Weit Court StraBe, permibt tpuroe,
i'll seltern Wprssn ipoblbebalten unf
munter in Der Dobnung oes gbepdo'
res sSpbn 8eder, an Z. uno 9ine Str..
aefunben iporben. sic mar BON 5ani'
forta.iaufeu. neil Il. ii9 nidt nit ihs
rer alter,n Gaipeiter Dertrasen tonnt'
uno bate iid gu Der Jamilie gedsr
bel fpsl4er lie friiber bier Sabre lang
unteroebraGt mar, beseben.
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Saie'Dan.

Rad Der tdppiIhen unb j6mmers
lihen 9ertbeibiguns Der .Rebs- i'm z.
ganee bes SonntossipisIes. noourh
ben 9sgueru 6 unperoitute 2dufs su.
fielen. erbobtn iih Sunberte Der gu
ihduer BON ibren Sisen unb sinsen
beim, obne bds gnbe beg Gpiels abs
suparttn. sic tpdrsn entriifiet uno
stenb. gle batien ibr 9elo btSablt. um
ihre 2is6linge (bie .RsDs") gu kpunz
bern unb tparen ihnObe 3intersanssn
tporosn. 0iele ertldrteu ibre abfiht,
ME uno nimmsr tpieber einem Spislt
Der .Rebs+ beitpobn.n gu tpollen.
5roBbem bic abiiht bisier uHsliids
lidHn sur 3eit un3tDeifeIbaft tpbternit
aemeint mar, itsbt bombenfeit. baB lis
iia am nGtiten Sonntas tu:eoer gum
Spisle i'm bieIign gallparte sinfinoeu
perbtn, iollten bi. mRebs" i.lbit nah.
renb Der Wo6e aus Der /. Dipiiior
perorGnst perbeu. Go Ieidt ldBt iif
Emancipation Der Stlapen 0es eofsr
gouipieIs ni6t our4iessn.
Sn bem seitrisen srften Spisle bei
oreit1gigtn 1ourni.rs Der .Rebs1 II
Chicago fungir.en Ropan unO Nea
aean aIs uni,r. gattsrie sesen Col
unb ains fir bic CUBS. Cole tpuro'
| nab benz stpeiien Gdnss burh Ridi
abaeloit uno Rotuan rah bem 4. Gur
se ourd Burns eriest. nniers Sun
| gems ma6tsn 7 Srsfisr uno l 0shls
aes.n 12 3reffsr uno fehlerloitsSpi.l
| mir psrlcren oas Spisl, neil oie Obi
eoao<r uns am 3 q | iiber paren unl
oas gliid botten. ibre 9reffer su ton
| sentrirsn. linier gaitnhiiter Ggai
! ma4ie 3 1reHtr. Die 6trren Riesls
uno Gmslk funsirten ais bic Sdisoa
rihter.
| Der nsue Sdfeuberer. Netrut Btr
ton. ihlOb iih ben sRsbs1 ssitsrn /
Gbieoso on.
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Der .Sirenensefang" Der qfutomobi'
liften biirfte iebr baIo fein Gnoe er'
reitt bdben. Robert S'grien reii1
nit g.ertretern bes 8uiineb Wens
Club gum Stubium Der 8eleu6'
tunesfroge. Der pOiten zines net
ttren Silfssai6ers seiduffen. =
Die giirger BON price 5ia protsitii
rem qeaen ben Staub an Der Dsf
adten Strabe.
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laiie fetnes 8aters nubsSu Derseuoet,
unter aurateu geitellt, bamit er ben
Reit ni6t aud nod Deriubeln tann.
4npalt 5arrn 6. gorbnn tprrN' "'S
0ormuno ernqnnt. gorre lit benz
5runfe unb SpieIteufeI eryeOen u..-
bat por niht LANCER 3eit, als tbm oas
GeIb tentpordr ausgegangeu mar, et'
men erfolgloIsn 5eIbitmoroOeriu4 es'
ma6t. Iah Teiner Geneiung lieB Ell
fi6 Bel Der Murtne uunerben, jeood
erbieIt er tur3e 3eit Ipdter ben Gauf'
pab. neil er iih gegen bic Reguldtto;
nen peritoBen bate.