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Evening journal., 1911-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Edward B GIpp and Walter Talley
have been spending several days with
friends at Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. william Woodside
have been visiting Miss Lizzie Crosby
of Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs William Phillips have
been spending few days with
friends at Kennett Square.
Miss Pearl Short. who is attending
school in this city is visiting her
parents at Kenton.
j. w. Arthurs Of Kenton has been
spending several days with friends
here.
Mrs. D. d. Boggs has returned 10
Cheswold after a visit 70 her son.
Herman Boggs, in this city
Miss Mary Collins is spending some
time with Miss Lillian Hart of Town
send.
Miss Margaret Lank is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Smithers of Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d. Craig of Perry
vile were recent guests of Whining
ton friends.
The Rev. c. T. Wyatt OF Cambridge,
Md, was a visitor In this city yester-
day.
Lloyd Baker has been visiting his
parents at Perryville.
Mrs. G. NJ. Montgomery and daugh-
ters left Thursday for an extended
visit to Atlantic City.
The Rev. ]. Howard Gray of Odessa,
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
II. G. Ellison Of Mt. Pleasant, was
Wilmington visitor yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Haynes Is the guest OF
Miss Helen Jones. Of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank z. Smith and
child spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
John Carrow. Of Dover.
Miss Clara Firkler is spending sew
eral days with friends at Prospect
Park
Mrs. j. B. Connell. her two children
and mother-in-law, Mrs. Margaret
Connell, are sojourning in Atlanti,
City
Mrs. C. H. B. English has beer
spending several days with friends a
Georgetown.
Mrs. r. Lewis Truax and daughter
Miss Katherine. have been VISITING
Mrs. Henry d. Roberts Of Middle
town.
Miss Jean Metten Of Middletown 4
the guest Of her sister, Miss Bernie,
Metten OF this city.
Mrs. Robert Butler is spending
few days with relatives at George
town.
Miss Myrtle Pettyjohn is the CUES
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Pettyjohn of Georgetown.
Miss Mabel Press has been spend
ing few days with friends at Mar
shallton.
Thomas Webb has been visitinI
friends at Marshallton.
Bayard Kendall has been spendini
few days with Newark friends.
Boyd White and Mr.. Null have beel
spending a few days with the former
parents at Perryvllle.
Miss Florence Egee of Chesapeak
City, was a recent guest OF friend
( here.
b Mrs r. A. Beauchanp Of Chess
+ peake City, has been spending severa
. days with friends here.
Mrs. 2. r. Cooling, Jr.. and son ar
visiting friends at Chesapeake City.
cNirs. Margaret Brickley is spendin
. some time with relatives al Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roeman, &C
. companied by Mrs. William Murph,
OF Chester, have been visiting friend
here this week.
Miss Nettie Young Of Harrison
Summit, Pa, has been spending tn,
week end IN this city.
Miss Helen Durkin and Miss Eliza
beth Carey have returned to Chester
after a visit to friends here.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
BLAcKsToN.CHoIcE.

Miss Mary S. Blackston and John
Choice were married last evening at
the home Of the bride, No. 511 Nc
Cauley street, by the Rev. Albert
Price, pastor Of St. Paul's U. A. NJ e.
Church. The best man was William
Brown. of Kings county, Va. and the
bridesmaids were Miss Clara Jenkins,
Miss Elva Shall, Miss Lee Showell Of
this city. The guests were: Lewis P.
and Miss Ada Davis, Of Newport; Mrs.
w. r. Wright, Margaret Barrett,
George e. Davis, Mrs. Florence
Henry and many others.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
BILL FOR EXPENSE
OF POLICE PROBE

An echo Of the recent police investi-
cation was bill sent by Chief Black
10 City Council last night, for $685.. Il
was referred 10 the police committee.
Chairman DuRoss. of that commit
we, said he understood the bill in
0uded Chief Blacks counsel fees and
4ther expenses to which the head of
t1e department was put in defending
himself against the charges of which
he was vindicated.
Other bills presented last night we're
for the Democratic and Republican
primaries, the cost of the former hav-
ing been S790.67. and the latter S766.04
These bills were referred 10 the COM
mittee on elections.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
OsR0RN.GRAY.

Miss Miriam Osborn, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Osborn, and
Clyde E. Gray we're married last
evening by the Rev. Hubert W. Wells.
Afterward Mr. and Mrs. Gray left on
a wedding trip to be away few days
and after June 25 will be at home TO
their friends at No. 307 West Twenty
first street
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
NOTICE no FIRE C0MPAvTFs.

A splendid picture Of the Indepen-
dence Fire Company. will be given
free with the New York World, next
Sunday.
A picture Of the Brandywine Fire
Company will be given on Sunday,
June 25. and Of the Reliance on Sum
day. July ?. others 10 follow.
Many very interesting features in
next Sundays magazine section of the
World Order in advance
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
BISHOP AT COM,TENcEMENT.

St Gertrude's Academy Of Ridgely.
Md.,will hold commencement exercises
on next Wednesday evening. The in
stitution is conducted by the Benedic-
tine Sisters who also have charge Of
the Sacred Heart and ST. Elizabeth's
schools. The commencement exer-
cises will be presided over by Bishop
Monaghan.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
MOORF.ATEEN

At West Church manse last evening
Miss Maude d. Moore and Leighton
n. Aiken, both of this city. we're mar
ried by the Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr. The couple were unattended.
They will reside at No. South du-
Pont street
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
scHILLINGER-MAsER NUPTIALs,

A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated yesterday at 3 p. m, when
Wiley L. Maser and Mary A. Schil-
linger were united In marriage by
the Rev Henry Cunningham. The
ceremony took place at the home Of
the brides parents. No 1927 Madi-
son street The decorations were
Rambler roses and daisies. Only rel
atives from Wilmington and Phila-
delphia we're present. Both young
people are active workers In the East
Lake Presbyterian Church. After a
honeymoon at Atlantic City the cou-
pie will live at Thirty-fourth and
Market streets.
on VACATION TO HARRISBURG.
Mrs. Henry Cunningham and chill
dren, went to Harrisburg, Pa, today
for two weeks TO visit friends.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
FAGAN.sPRAGG.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized Wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock in St Thomas R. c. Church.
Fourth and Grant avenue. the Rev.
John Connolly officiating, when Miss
Nellie C. Fagan, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank P. Pagan, of No. 4OS Rod
ney street. was united in marriage
70 J. Alfred Spragg. Of No 200 Mon
roe street. They were attended by
Miss Mary A. Pagan. sister Of The
bride as maid of honor. and Paul
Spragg. brother Of the groom, was
best man. The ushers were Joseph
T. Pagan and Herbert Spragg. The
bride was attired In white messaline
trimmed in Baby Irish lace and pearl
trimming and wore a white picture
hat and carried brides roses The
maid of honor wore pink messaline
and a pink picture hat and carried
pink roses. A reception and dinner
was held after the ceremony at the
residence of the brides parents after
which the newly married couple left
on an extended trip through the West.
Among those present were: the Rev.
Father John Connolly. the Rev. Faith
er 7. F. Waldron, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
p Pagan, John Pagan and daughter
Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Fa-
gan. John j. Pagan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Pagan, Frank p. Fagan,
Jr.. Mary A. Fagan. Margaret Pagan,
Amelia Pagan, Anna Pagan. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Spragg. Herbert Spragg,
Paul Spragg. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bar
ker. Joseph Barker. Mr.. and Mrs
John McQuaid, Mary McQuaid, Cath
arine McQuaid, John McQuaid, Anna
McQuaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes
Of Red Lion. Mrs. M. G. Grimes OF
Bear. Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Cooper
OF Cordova, Md; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Weatherby, Eta Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs
J. 7. Hayes of Bear. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry G. Grimes of Philadelphia
John Meaney, Mary Meaney. Georg'
Geisler, Miss Grace Geisler. Alice
Ceisler. George Geisler. Marion
Geisler, Alice Meaney Of Chester
Elizabeth Hamblet of Philadelphia.
Mrs Elizabeth Spragg, Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Spragg. Mrs. Rosenhlatt of
Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Bachrach. Selma Bachrach, Alan
Bachrach, Mrs. T. Weinberg. Mr.. and
Mrs william r, Munis. Mrs. Mollie
Carter Of Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as b. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs William
Denney, Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Crew.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weldie. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Shuster. Mrs. Mary
Dawson, Ella Higgins. Joseph Hig-
gins. Miss Jeanette Dawson. Mrs.
Nellie McFee, Miss Myrtle McFee,
Leonard McCloskey, Willard Price,
Alice Feeney. Mr.. and Mrs. Farnan,
Mrs. T. Sheppard, John Sheppard. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Sheppard. Mrs. H. Gil
hgan, Mrs. Travis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Meaney. Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Fox, Miss Hanna Fox. joseph Vogel
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Bradley, Mrs
T. Boeclr, Anna Smith. Walter X. Cal
lagher, T. Ferry Curren. Gertrude
Neaney. and Harry Walsh
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
WEDpTNa ANNIYFRsARY.

Captain and Mrs. Thomas johnson
Of Belle Haven. Va, will celebrate
the sixty-fourth anniversary OF their
marriage on Saturday. A number Of
their friends from this city will at
tend.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
NIrRPp ON CAR.

John P Murphy. Of New Castle
While riding on an open trolley car
last evening was severely bruised by
coming In contact with the power
house on Third street bridge. He was
able 10 go home on a later car.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16

You will think as we do when
you've seen those Pretty Summer
Silks at Csc per yard. The best value
for the money to be found anywhere.
There are still some OF those wide
embroideries and founcings for
lingerie dresses. New goods IN most
every day at the Daylight Dry Goods
Store. AIS King street,
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
THEIR SIXTIETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Montgomery, ut Toughkenamon.
pleasant time was spent on June 10.
in the celebration of their Goth we'd
ding anniversary.
Children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren were represented. The
day was spent in games, while musi-
cal selections and general social time
we're had Al noon the guests were
called TO the lawn, where tables we're
set laden with the choicest delicacies
Of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery we're the recipients of many
useful and beautiful presents. Among
those present we're:
Mr. and Mrs John Montgomery,
Toughkenamon. Mr.. and Mrs John
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John Haines and
son. Herbert r., Joseph Miller and
Miss Susie Miller, Master Joseph
James, Spring City; Mrs. William Nc
Waugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Nc
Waugh and daughter. Helen, william.
Frank. Lillian. Margaret and Ran
dolph McVaugh Hockessin; Mr.. and
Niot ddhito EbiN anu 81
Clara Rowland, Kennett Square; Mrs.
Martha Williamson, Albert, Martha,
Harvey and John Williamson, Fred.
Crossan and daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Ed
ward 7. Stinson and daughter, Eliza
beth, West Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam p Montgomery and daughter,
Emiline and Alice Montgomery. Ken
nett Square; John, Ella, Anna,
Charles and Etto Montgomery. John
Robinson. Concord Mrs. Dinah Rob-
inson. Wilmington; Miss Annie Nc
Gowan, Kennett Square: Mrs. Fred
Miller and children, Fred, Ella, An
nahelle and John Miller, Yorklyn
Thomas Bannar, Mrs. Dora Northrup
and son, Lester, Philadelphia; Mrs
John Malin. Mrs. Warren Malin and
Mrs Horace Logan, Toughkenamon
-0--
READING COUPLE GETS LICENSE.
Magistrate Robertson, issued a mar
riage license yesterday to Lewis II.
Schollenberger and Miss Mary p. Ul-
/ rick. both of Reading, Pa. The Rev.
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
EXCURSION AT SPRINGS.

On Saturday the annual excursion
of St. James and St. Timothy's
Churches Of Philadelphia. viii be
given n Rrandvwinr srrires PARK
Evening journal., 1911-06-16
W. c. T. q. MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the W. e.
T. u. will be held this afternoon at
the headquarters. No. 100 West Eighth
street, at o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-06-16

READING COUPLE GETS LICENSE.
Magistrate Robertson. issued a mar
riage license yesterday to Lewis II.
Schollenberger and Miss Mary =, Ul-
rick, both of Reading, Pa. The Rev
Frederic Doerr married the couple.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

only thing stolen from IN" window.
II SIS said the police have q clrV which
may result IN tho arrest of the rul-
prit
Karl q Karstru. graduate off M"
University ~ Kew McNioo and win
uc 90! th, Rhodcs scholarship. is eX-
p,otrd 90 arrive IN the city al midi
night from Michigan. whrrc be has
sgrW the hummer AFTER several
W;cn- visit VITA old school friends.
ar klrstcu viii sail tog England
$ % Coon. foreman Of tho santa
Fr cav department in'thc locu, yards,
and member lt IA" ,itN council from
ON" Turd ward wiz 'rbVc tomorrow
morning for visit ct three weeks ben
tho ousD Mr. Coru Nill visit Kansas
'itg -t Louis. chicago and New
Nurh AS chairman of the fIre rom-
mitt,n Alr Corn SIN naturally Doe in
tor.st.d Boa the lirc equipment Boo !uc
hie cities and may pick up fc~ sug-
eost.ous tor Improvement BOO the local
service.
Rev 4 NJ Mandalari i pastor
LOT Fee immaculate Conception church.
returned last evening IRON Santa Fc.
whore Hp has been for the last several
weeks conducting retreats Rev a.
NJ IUI3W. $ D. Who has been acting
pastor of tn immaculate Conception
cburH during Father MandaLuis ah.
scuyr. VIII leave in several days for
Dcu'o whore De i3 momhol al the
Faculty Of the Collo-c of the Sacred
Heart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
NOTED STUDENT Of
ARCHAEOLOGY IS
COMING HERE
Doctor-Professor Eduard Seller.
Curator of Royal Museum
in Berlin. to Be in Albu-
querque Saturday,

Attpr having spent several months
IN Mexico in general research work,
Doctor Professor Eduard Seller, Cura.
ton OF the ROYAL Museum in Berlin,
viii soon begin his return "trip 10 Eu.
rope. aud will arrive in Albuquerque
ON August 10 lOt hrici stay here Dr
Seller was la this city tOur years ago
and was given considerable assist.
ancc in his study OF the southwest In.
dians by Herman SChwcizer, manager
lot the Harvey CurIo department. When
III Berlin some years ago Nj SChweiz'
cr was IA" guest of Or Seller ana the
Albuquerque man viii entertain the
DISTINGUISHED scholar during his stay
here Although II Is not knuwn deii
nitcly what Nj sellers plans are II ~
possible be may decide 10 go iu san
"a be ana participate in the sessions
OF the New Mexico Summer School OF
Archaeology ANA may also visit some
ot "a, most interesting prehistoric
ruins IN this section OF the couuIry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

Hehhcr Co.. Opticians Phone 400.
Dr common. ostcopath. Tel G55.325.
AIR ana NIre D. T. Edgar ana son
i,uss,I i,f, ian tn. SAM, r.. limited
t,lo, tor "a ,tslt Of several week, IN
southern california
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W Young mar has been appointed
manager OF inc ''.'I " ester" mon
''.'+'"I''' .'n'I"'' '..''' '"' '7
-'"'l inc man 'H''-n'H '"o'y.
Miss Ruby Peel office assistant IN
On, United States forestry ho8dquar-
ter. here. has returned 90 her work
alter u vacation ui 60 month
Assistant Forester g. d. E.ckulGl"
of fh, United @ut.s forest service
Iru Iuls mouwua rl. Re visit uf about
t,u DAYS o. tH, p.,us national forrest
a. "a 1,,,tt,.,tr.r Ip charm. of
.,.r..,r.u.. ,., rr. .f1,,I rIstr,.i Ituit.
,s -tat,. f.r.., ..r,.i.. I.u r4.t nIsht
t., an 0l..,.ti,r .,...r of al. .,utIr.
district
q r,ldVaii senior ,.Icr com.
us,,dai ot a. * llnr,au post a. A
a acromu,uipa l, AIMS Caldwell
VII IcaNc tBis evening for Rochester.
81 where they viii attend the ma.
uonal encampmeut of me G. A. r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
wIE\ TnE kIDNEYs FAiL
NlbuuHrrquc i'oplc Have Pound
Tint ~ Health Quickly Follows.

DO you ever fDl That vou simply
cant gu any further chat YOU must
nave rest from thar Wme and aching
back relief from the constant, dead-
tired feeling freedom from those
~,uhbiug. durting palms. Likely yoHr
kdu,Na are worn uud tired ANA need
help Tho Kidneys work night and
dSN. removing urls aCid from tho
blood und other waste created by cA-
trciso cot strength and tucrgy iNatur-
ally Mo of unusual "gtiyity doubles
tho duties pt che Kid ieNs ana in time
tIo strain tells. Dudn's kidney Pills
have hrought nos strength 90 thou-
sands of bad backs ana quick rclicf
90 weakened tdncys Let them do
the some for YOU
Charles o'Mallcy, 1l3 Main Ayo,
East Las Vegas. \. M says In 1907
puhNck recommended Doau's Kid
nry pills and al this lim, l can cor.
robornte lht statement / then guvp n
their praise, have had no ferher
need ~ kidney medicine, as th"
cure effected has bcou permanent r
For sale ny an dealers price soc.
Foster Milhurn CO.. Buffalo New
York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the namc-- Doan's--
and take no other, 23
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

j McGuncss has returned from
Santa 'c where he took the cNamina'
ftun ior the territorial bar Mr. Nc
Guinness wac granted temporary IT,
Ccp~c several months ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

For the best saddle horses IN 'he
city call phone No. 3, W. l.. Trmble,
ma North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
CULP BROTHERS ARE
HERE AGAIN READY
FOR BUSINESS
Well Known Sheep Men Open
Office in N. T. Armijo Build
ing; Did Big Trading in
New Mexico Last Year.

Tho cup Brothcrs sheep company,
which has offices iu various parts 1i
the southwest, has opened an Office
la room Is, y. 7. Armllu building, ana
is ready to do business as sheep brok-
.rs. Tho Culp company e. s. ana u.
a. Culp. maintained am office Ia Al
huqucrluo last year ana handled prac.
condition OF the sheep industry in New
McXico Tor 1910. Both the Nulps are
experts In She sheep business, thor
oughly familiar with the markets, and
because of the unusually prosperous
conditions IN tho shop iudustr, in Sew
M,Xico this summer expect 90 ucEu-
uatp quite "a bunch ot business during
the next FEW months
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THE WEATHER.

Generally cloudy with local showers
tonight or Thursday; cooler Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16

Airdomc Alrdome. Alrdomc
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Come tonight the Airdomc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-16
ORPHEUM SHOW IS
GUARANTEED At
THE A|RDOME
TONIGHT

j same greatest effort tonight \
Nla show mostly vaudeville TWO
new leal1r" acts. besides the regular
show 10 thcaJsrgoors iot tine next
three nights win bc given a dollaI
show 'Ol rem cents 80 mpko shifts
A surprise rou start 90 finish The
hrs' show win start earlier than usual
Boo order 90 accommodate the boost.
ors priug ne whole family Ten the
neighpurs 20 is an thc Audomc They
know uc grst
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yolan uno Wilnceb Ctr, $325o.
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PbilIip, @runbitiid in Nlomo soeigbts
$100.
Da llcobi6 arl @iuiam $. 5reii6.
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masgebeno getpeien lit, bot aIlge.
mein Die groBte @enugtlung berpor-
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bel ben gerbanolunsell iiber Die fir
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baben. Sic erblifen oarin einell
neuen 8eleg fir Die leit fursem ein.
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gefiibrt bot.
Sn 9onbop, gIt-Snoien
6rad in einen Sauic, in Dem iid)
cine groBe 8olfslnense gu elmer
6eitlihfeit perianlrneIt batte, ei,l
5euer aus, ipeldes 6as @eb1uoe
poaitanoie 8eritorte. 500 9erionen.
Mdnner, Srauen uno ainber ionel1
nm's 2eben gefonlmen iei,l.
Ser Staotteil ser iapaniiden
Sauptitaot Sofio, in oem iih oic
Jreuoenbduier befiroen, 1T obge-
brannt. 5000 SGuier muroetl in-
ierbalb bon brei Stunoen 5erltort.
giele 6rauen puroen perlest, 6oe)
lit gtiemano um's 2eben gefonlnleu.
gfad) ben geridten oes mer;.
foniiben 5inan3miniiters bot bic
9febolution ben Sanoel bes 2anoes
niht beeintrdbtigt. Ser @ert Der
ginfubr ipdbreno oes Monats|
Smluar mar Inn 81, 100000 gro.
Ser alg ipabreno oesielben Monats
i'm pori9e1 esobr.
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gliemals Dime Mr6eit.

Die beidaftigiteh fleinen Ginger,
Die ie genladt pllroeit iino Sings
Neue 2ebenspillen, lie berIesen
Sdmahe in Starfe, Sdtperfalligfeit
in Gnereie, @eiitestrdgbeit in Satig-
felt. gsur 25c BET alien OrusgiIten.
@er niht ols 9tarr geftclt
nil, mrB auh in Der @eisbeit mi-
Big iein
@leide sfntipotien fiibren
mebr aberdeen 5uiammen als glci-
he Spnlpatbien,
ginem 2ufti6iffer bari mar
iogar oa5u gratulieren ipenn er
gan5 berunteraefommen lit.
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ourd oas 2ebteres DEM griteren Die
Magoalenen-8ap abtrat. Sic G5e.
fhidte niro mol gelogen leilr.
Gin 2uftld)iIf, III Dem ii1 bier
Witelieoer bes Signalforps oes er.
item Wili5resilnents BON Ntillouri
-befanoell fiel am Sonntae olts q,
ller 90De Don lntgefiGr 1000 SUB
hernnter Die sslriaiielr parinl iofprt
alien @aaaIt oen iie batte,i, iiber
Voro iulo es gelallg i1nelr, oaollrb
ole @epalt oes 5tlr3es su miloern
i,i1o iirb 5u retten. Sic fanlem nit
eifligen leidten 8erlesungen oapou.
Bel bent Geuer III osr 9aa.
-sonit @oblennline 81. Eborp in Benli.
iplpanien iino, iuie iest feftgeitelIt
i'll, 73 arbeiter um's Qeben gefpni-
men.
sS,1 Der fleinen Sta6t Daltort
in Georgia tpur6e Ser groBte 9eil
Der @eiddftsbduier burh 5ener ger.
itort. Der Shaoel 6e5iffert iid Oh:
S25O,OOO.