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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Powers of Portland has
been a recent visitor of friends in
this city and Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26

Archie p. Wyman of Burnham has re-
turned to his home. after short visit
with his brother, Lewis Wyman, Child
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26
Insane Hospital Christmas.

A special Christmas dinner and a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Folsom of Dexter
are passing Christmas at the home OF
William H. Morrill,, so State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26

Llewellyn Dorsey, a student of the Uni
versity of Maine, is passing the Christ
mas recess with his parents in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and Horace
Mayo, all of Bath, passed Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs G. A. Mayo, Arsenal
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-26
Ask your grocer to show
you a package Of Crisco

you immerse food, as in frying potatoes
should, above all things, be dian and
zuhole5ome.
Crisco comes only in sterilized pack
ages. No hands touch it. No odors
get to it--no unsanitary paddles, boats
or tubs.
You knoqu, you are 5ure that each
and every package of Crisco is whole
some. 1t is so pure that it Keeps sweet
and fresh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

over the infielders' heads. AS II is
now. the fence hustler takes = healthy
wallop at the ball and sees Il drop
into the outfielders' hands. who are
playing deep for him. Cal has II
doped out that Bodie can be taught
TO mix EN- up. The White Sox's new
leader also says that he intends TO
have a field day as an innovation OF
the training trip. so as 10 break the
monotony OF the practice. sessions
Fine thing--at that time of the year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

Here Il how oae- Round Hogan r'-
fighter. earned his sobriquet: SOM
time ago he approached san tf''
cisco fight promoter and asked ~ q
chance to go on in a four-round nt".
He was turned down. Disgruntied- n'
went TO Salt Lake City, where '
managed TO get on. The first ~ men
he met lasted one round each.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

10 take any chances on these fellows.
won't let a catcher get on the lot
the first week. There WON'T be any
with me, and anybody who comes
around wearing a big mitt is likely TO
be shot. You can tell pitchers not TO
let themselves out To the limit; but
when they see that big glove they
want 10 cut loose and hear the ball
crack as IL lands. They will have
only each other to pitch to. and that
will remove temptation. One work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

TO prevent his pitchers running their
arms during the spring training. Crit
nth will send his pitchers to the train
ing camp a week ahead OF the other
players, but where most managers
send their catchers along with the
hurlers Griffith will leave his receiy-
,ers at home.
Grin announces his plans as fol-
lows: I'm going TO be careful with
these youngsters. because | want TO
get some pitchers and don't propose
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

PHTLADELPHIA-sc children
should be paid a salary 10 attend
school and the truant law would not
be necessary. declared superintendent
Hamilton at a meeting OF the Pennsyl-
vania State Educational society.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

ettt a day. and run around the lot
will be the program for the pitchers
the first week. After the remainder
OF the squad shows We VIII work
twice a day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30
]aIlshan To Improve
| Ping Bodies Hitting

y ianAger Jimmy Callahan declares
he will make Ping Bodie a bet
,-batier next season. He says that
= h soing to teach Bodie TO choke
IA bit, and thus drop a few hits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30

After some of the recruits have tried
TO Win a i0O-yHrd dash they VIII be
nursing charley horses" while a few
lame arms may result IL Cal includes
long throwing contest in his sched-
ule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-30
GRIFFITH TO PREVENT
PITCHERS RUNNING ARMS

Clark Griffith is another big league
manager who intends TO work hard
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

laure assembled the day designated, and organized
The legality of the meeting being questioned. it
submitted to the supreme court decision declaring
the call illegal handed down by two of the three
judges. and James left to complete his term un-
disturbed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18

In waging this war The Bee battled not only for
Omaha but Nebraska and the west, while the Herald
and Republican defended every and every i'm
position which crippled the industrial interests Of the
state.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
The City Hall Fight.

In the spring of 1885 the city council and Board
of County Commissioners effected trade with Hon.
W. A. Paxton by which the city obtained the present
site for the city hall During the summer plans for
the buiuing secured from Architect Myers OF
Detroit The Board Of Education Joined with the city
and contributed toward the cost of the build
ing, or one-eighth OF the total. At the November
election the question of issuing 100000 in bonds
the proceeds be devoted TO the construction of the
building on the chosen site, submitted to the
voters and approved by vote of 1910 TO gao. The
contract for the foundation let TO Regan Bros,
and afterward transferred to Brennan Whalen. The
work dragged along at a snail pace. The contractors
stood in with the council rng and the orders OF the
Board Of Public Works we're ignored. Finding that
they could not make any money out OF the Job, the
contractors disputed the plans OF the architect and in
duced friends in the council to abrogate the
tract reject the plans. Then followed litigation
and decision OF the district court enoining the coun-
ell from changing the plans or expanding the money
voted any other site without first submitting the,
question to vote OF the people. After years OF de-
lay and turmoil the question submitted TO vote,
with Eighteenth and Farnam and Jefferson square
competing for the site. The campaign brief, but
exceedingly lively. The boomers OF Jefferson square
were overwhelmed by a mountain OF votes In this
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
The Rump Legislature.

The impeachment of Governor Butler by the legs-
ature of 1871 elevated William H. James to the gov
enorship, and made Isaac S. Hasccall president of
the state senate next In the order OF succession James
proved to be verable fence for the jobbers
porate schemers He habtually dissipated, and
his orgies at the capital became public scandal and
gave James the title of the Inebriae governor" The
Bee exposed and denounced the dsgracefu conduct of
the acting governor which spread to other depart
ments of the government, and for time threatened
to wreck the state. The Bee voiced the demand of the
public for an extra session Of the legislature but
James paid no attention TO the clamor The profits
OF the position were too great to be sacrificed by call
Ing the legislature together that meant impeaeh-
ment and loss of power But his opponents we're
active and yigant During the temporary absence OF
James from the state in January. 1872. l. s. Hascan
assumed the duties OF governor and issued a proc
lamation convening the legislature. James hastily re-
turned from Washington and issued procla-
nation reyokng Hasealls call. but failed The legis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-18
Election of Van Wyck.

The election of General @. H. Van Wyck a vic
tory of popular government and marked epoch
in the political history of Nebraska 1t the
ond great senatorial triumph of the people, for which
The Bee justly claims large share Of the credit For
nearly ten it had fought the good fight almost
single handed. 1t had overcome the most malignant
opposition, placed in the constitution provision CIV
ing voters the right to express a preference for
United States senator contributed the downfall Of
the federal brigade in 1877 and largely instru-
mental in giving monopoly body blow in 1881.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
2lus bem, Vnli3ei8eridt.

Der Hta.r 1hps. Safls.. pelhtr am
Sdmitag 4bsnb feline Jrau aus Gifsrs
iuht eans i6redlih per6auen bate,
puroe oeitsrn pom polissiri6t.r nit
elmer Strafe ppn $25 uno ben aoit.n
beleet.
barrp GDparos, Der perihisben.
Sirafsn pegsn Gigsntbumsperseben
binter ii9 bat, tpuros ihplotg beiun.
zen, sinsm Wlann, Ramsns Ancerion
BON 2ouispill,. an.. cine ReifstaIts
nit sSnbdii sntipenoet 3u bdbtu. Or be-
tauptsts Dor bsm Rihtsr, bic 5ai6s
gefunben su bdbsn, faHb isbrh nit
oieier 9lusreoe teinen 0lauben uni
ipurbe Su 30 3og.n 4rbsitshous
800 unp Soften osrurtftilt.
Der Qestr Woi.s Sohnior srhieIt
ireesn Gleiuoi.bitGbls cine grbsitsi
bousitrafs pon 30 5as.n suoiitirt. g'
bate aus benz Stalle oss 5auies Rc
1876 meIt 8. 4pe. .insn alien Gasofer
eeitoblsn.
georg M1llep Dtrsiftsts nnGer Del
2tntlaas, .insn Grnhirpnggon Der 8ic
Gour gahn srbrotsn 81 baben. au
Elm 9orperhor uno fpuros unter $300l
8iirgihaft ben Grcbssfhpo,ntn iiber
pitfsn.
Der Rsaer Wm. Southerlnnb. mel
der Dor einissn abenoen ben MGrtel
sints Rsitaurants an Der s. actHu
ndbe plum Ctr. nit einem gelaoensi
ReDolptr bsorobt bate, neil etrislb
ibm, ais sr Elm. Wabls.tt u.rlangte
mitgetbeilt bate. odB man in Dem so
tale nur auf ipsibs Sunoifdft rsi!es
fire, pure. 3u tIntr Gelotrafe nol
$500 uno eol,tn oerurtbsili.
qouis Si.sel, tpeiher por .iniseI
Ja1en duf Derunlahune msbrsrsr 8e
ipobnsr pon Iponbnie unp Wdlnu
Oils fpss.n augebIihsn gstruges Der
bdftct iporben mar, ruros nit eine
Strdfe pon SO unb Soften b.lsst
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ihirms sntsssen uno IieB iih BON lei
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lung MAIDEN, iuorauT sr nlhts meb
BON fih hor.n ODER Ishen lieb. or no
i'm SiHten 5oieL a6gsititaen uno bait
bort feline ,3she nidli hsgliten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
1Dotlicfjer llufau,
0HrOs surdj bic bohsn StisfsIabias:
Der gsrunsliidttH psruriaht.

Der Coroner belt gsitsru einen Snz
qusit bstteffs oss 5poes Der am DorIz
gen Trsitog an Der Sbort StroBs Gi=
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Nus ben 3sugsuausiageu qsbt heroor,
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oem gemiben, ibreu SUP 5u befreiea,
rutlings 81 8poeH itiir5te uno I'M
ndchften QugenbIit BON benz ploBllb
aus benz RebsL heranbruuisuosu 3ugs
detroffen nuros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
2anoleben
Iam oer l6 Ja5rs alien Mauas Marie
1arris Su eintdnis oer.

Die 10 Sabre aft. Wouot Uiarie
6arris. 1odbier oes Reitdurcni ge.
myers 6. Us. Sarris. bon esoarptIls.
g., iptlte Dor elmer Wofs, bes 9afips
Isbens iiberbriiFis, our6asbrannt
ipdr, puros .ssIisrn I'm goiiseibaupt'
quarter ibrsn boherfreutsn Gltern
iibsrgsten uub trat NIT osni.lben am
gl6enp bic 6eimrsile mad Geodrpills
an. Sic mar BON ben 9sheimpoliSi'
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i6ait Der 'grnu 2lnua Jronts IN osren
DobnuRs, Ro. 425 Wsit 4. Ipe. gt'
iunotn lporpen. i5rau 5rants tparos
5nr gsrfiisuns Der goIl5ei BON 4enia
eingsiperri. Grl. 5orris tuotnte isit
Iingsrer s3sii bei ibrer GroBmutter,
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pier Wleilsn bon gtbarpile eutftrnt.
I'm sSrsitng oortser Dcts itelltsn iiA
Der go Sabre alte Wm. Mhiitington.
sSnbabsr zines giIesrtb.dtsrs in 9es
iia. uRb yrau 4nna 1rants, cine
5reunnin bes juneen Wllot<ns. in
siHsm Automobtl ouf Der Jdrm elm
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fahrt stn. als tie gu ipoter Natts
itunpe nod niht suriidssiommeu nos
rsu, tam Der 9robmutisr bic Sahs
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ndberer llnterfuhune fouD. oabUlauo,
lire gdnN Garberobe nit iib genpms
men bate. Serr Ssrris purbe be-
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yeuop Springs unb ihlieblih nnf
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iith trsnHte. Wlauos 6orris trnf in
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tautsn. uno BAT oieIelbs nm Inter
tunfi. Si. pobnte &i Der Jdmilis
Biz gum TonnsrItag, an fpelfemsags
Tie sintn Brief pon Cincinnati srbislt
nad oefsn Gmpfaus iis iih sntisrnts
WliitIsrpeils bate Srau 5oitermanr
bis Giieru bsnndri6tist. isbo1 trafsr
bic 2esier.H stpti Stunbtu, Rafoem
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mit btm Refultnt, bab bic Gurhednr
germ In geisGftaft Der 5rau i5runts
tn cem 6ouie an Der Weit 4. Strab.
poreefunben ipuroe. 6rau Grants BE-
banptet. bab Wauos 5arris aus siss'
mem Mniriste an ihr oefommtn isi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

.Yarns: grincsB galldpdh. 107 Cur
ntr). seponn,n; a.amenes. 107 (aosrs
'ner), 3fpeitss; Marp 8apis, 104
(Goois), orittss. 3eit: LAP.
81 Mutuels be3ablt: printeb Gala
iron $1,000 Strdiebt, $4.00 place,
$3.50 Sbon; 2eamsnee $2.7O place,
1920 SbOiD; Barn 9apis s2.40
Sbop.
6iinftts Rsnnen--fIas finite Sris
sinalsRennsn purne fallen aeIaHen
uno bas folasnbe iubItituirt) gorie
$500, fir 3idbriae unb oariibtr. Sell
ing; / Wlsils: 5urret, Ill (asnnsop).
eeponneu; ). 8. Rsto, MI (aoetntr),
8tpsitts; Sea Cliff. Ill (6enrp), erits
tes. 3tit: LAO 1/5.
So Rutusls bs3ahlt: 5urrst $3.50
Straisbi. $40 place, $3.50 SbOD;
!. 8. Rsse $3.50 place. $3.50 Sbprpi
Sea GLiff $500 Sbop.
Sef1Ites Rennsn-8oris $500. fin
3idbria. uno barber. SsIing; i.
Reilt: Qso, IL (loplin). asiponnsni
Gipsst Omen, 98 (Iurner), Speiiesi
Ding sine, III (asnn,pp), orttiss
.3eit: 2.474f5.
81 G1iu.ls 6esablt: aso 1886
S.raiabt, $3.50 Ylaes, s2.70 SbOp;
Sueet Omen S7.10 gInce, $3.50
Shotp; Mins Ting $3.50 Shop.
syiir bic beutissR 9snusH tpuresn oi'
folgsnben pferoe .ingstrdgen:
Grltss Rnnsn--Ssling. fir 2idb'
rias; / Msils: Sennp Benoes los
floral Dan 105, MaHassr Rat 105
9lteias 108, Col. goCt 108. gcun'
Ghance 1O8.
3ipsiits Rtnnen Sslling. iiir 3
| idbria. unn bariiber; / Uleilt unD 7(
garos: 9aD sap 100, Soreheao l03
som 6opparo LOG. Camel lot. Siei
Ranes 100. 5om gigbtt 100. Stal
glu. 100, Sim 9affnen liz.
Tritfss Rsnnsn--Ssaius. fiir 3
idbriae unb bariibsr; l Wltils unp X
gdres: 5b. RopaI grinc. 81. Sriil
Rib 100, Gmiln See 100. WtSccl
103. Gong 5anp 100, Col. afbmtao
109, Queen Marguerite 109.
8i.rtes Rtan.n-griisrion States
| fir 3idbrig. uno eariiber; 6 Jur
longs: Raisigb y. .. 102. goDe Ro
lO2. Selm.t 100, afttls Gatbsr los
Carlton O 100, Stinssr 113. 4oaml
grpr.b 113. Jotii. Germ 119. Count
| leB 119, Gtb.l . 120. 2oDs 9iot UNI
Stlmst Suiamm.n ais 9. U. graoIsl
(sntrp. Stinssr unb gfoams erprel
suiamm.n ols 8. 6. Sansnbed entrp
5iinftes Rsnntn-5onbieap. fir 3
liabriat unb pariiber; / 3/16 Wleile
Sfpannanoa 81. aHp port 102. potli
Ilo3. gkrrpola 100. 0opernor Gral
lila.
Stfiiss asnnsu-Seliing. fir 3
iabrise nnb bariibsr; 1t Ultile: 5onl
ll04. Stnrtlsr 104. Wotlsr 105
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d. W. gailsr 100, Stpn. Strset 1f4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
Sm Silbe
Solen am Sonntag bic 9rreini8teH
Sanger peremist tueroen.

Die 9srsiniotsn Sdn9er iolIsn i'm
8ilpe perepiqt nerbeu. Die aufnob@
me oieies 8ruppsnbiloss lit fur ben
moroiasn Sonntug. Nuhmittags balb
orei Il6r. anberaumt poroen uno Die
Sdnger Iino sriudt Tt gu oteier
Stunbe pou3dblig DOT Der WtuIithalle
etusu7inoen, no Die Aufnabme gss
matt lperDen tpiro.
2lls Sintergrunb fir bteIes 8rup@
penbilo 1T Die Uiuiitbals gepdhlt NOR
ben, neil lie Die Stdtte lit, no Die
SdugsrItaar in ben lebten SaPren 10
qldn3euDe uno Observation-Disclosures
nit ibrsn 9OItstieOersapn3ertsn 9ea
fetert bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

Mputas elbsnb s lIbr finost in Der
Walhinston glatformz5dae, Court
uno Sim Strube, cine aagemeiHe
Stsusrsabler s9sriammlung itatt. Die
perftieoenen WabIfrdoen peroeu sra
prtsrt iusrpsn. Ssrr aIfreo gettmau
tpirD bic ein prpssnt Steuersgoriass
ndber srtIdren. 9err 5tarbut Smitp
piro iiber snitiatipe uno ReFsrenounl
uno bic Stsuerfrags IN Der neueu
Staatssgsrfafune ppeH. I'm Elm,
aopie Der iosb.r srfbieneuen intertf=
ionten Scr3upsrs Repistp su erhalten.
mag E.6n in Der 0eriammlung sper
szn In Der Office, Ho. l04 Dit Court
StraBe, boriprehen-
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Nudtldugs Der 5sris um

81 htlGugs Der 5erts um
bic DeltmeiitsrI d Il tt.
Der am Gonneritdg bsenoete Eumpf
nm Die @eltmeiitsri6aft SIpii6eH ben
bstreFFeroen Champions Der betosn
groBeu 2igas mar in fiuan5isaer pin
IiAt erFol9rsthsr aIs feline fdmmtllhea
gpraduger, unD iiuo bic oamit pers
tnupften 3abler bel Weitem Die bod
item in Der 9ei6itte pes proFe1ionels
len 8uIsbalfpprts, ME aus Der fnl7
gsnbsu pffi3ielsn 3uiammsr'tslIun8
bsrporgeht:
Grsi5sbn 3age uabu bic 5erie gum
Qustrase in 4nipruh - oaruntcr
spei Sonntaee uRo flint Regentase,
an tpel6en niht asipielt puroe.
Die 8sIammtSabI Der 3aRlenoen
9uitauer in ben 6 Spisleu beIisf Iih
uuf 179,957. uuo betrugsn Die Ssz
Iammteinna hmsu$342, ,473.50. Die fol
aenosrpsiIe psrtbsilt puroeu:
al sSar Die Giaentbiimer Der bstoen
alubs S180,317.5O.
b. 5ur Die RaticnaI apmmiTtoH
$34, ,245. 40.
q dur bic AZ MitglisOsr Der beiOsn
9lubs $127 $1,000.
Inter ben Feseln bes 8erbdnhes
oes profsHicnellen goIebou Spisls
Tno bic Gpielsr Der ith on oisism
aampfe betbsilisenosu beibsu 8lubs
nur su sinem Qntheil Der EtHuahmer
Der bier sriten SpieIe Der Serte (non
Iitben) berehtigt. Der niesidhrtsc
Spnos sur 8srtbeiluns unter pieSpie.
Ter betrug, pis ob.n mitgetbetit, $l27, :
910.60, popon Dem asplnHenoer
Slub 50 Qro5ent uno Dem rtrltsrsH:
ben Slub 40 pro5ent 5ufleIsn.
sSn jeoem Der beioeu Stubs befcH'
ben ii6 21 anTprudsbershtigte Sptei
| Ter, uno smpfiug jeoes MitgIieo be1
.atbletics" (bes iiegsnoen Stubs,
$3,654.68, ipdbrsno jeoss Wtitsliec
Der ,RieIsn" (oes psrlisrsno<n Slubs.
2.436, 80 srbisIt
| Ssrr auguit 5errmann, Qr6ftoer
Der Rens uno 8prIiBsr Der Rutionu!
&ommifion, tehrts gsItern Srrurittat
aus hsm Often nad Cincinnati 3urlc
unb psripriht bic 5rage iibsr Die Rud
| fptgsrfaoft bss 5duptliugs 9riffitl
in 9dloe gu ertsbiaen.
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Die ssftrigsn Renrsn baiisn iois.ns
Ms Fefultos:
erises RenHsn-g0ris $500, fir g
idfriae Gtuten; 9 5urfOnss: Gl lors.
100 laosrHer), seiponnsn; Wib 1bors
pc. 100 (aiIen), slpeiies; Cheer Zip,
lO9fatnHebp). briites. 3eii: LA 2/5.
81 Muiusls bs3dhlt: el Tore $4.20
Straisht. $3.50 g,late. $3.50 Gbcsr,
Ulib Thorpe $24.40 plaes. $3.50
Sbosp; Cher Up $3.50 Etotp.
3psiiss Rsnnsn- -90rfs $500, Fill,
2idhriss; 6 5urlonss: Soe Diebolo
100 (aoerner). eeiponnsn; Uanobors.
10b l8rannonl. 3peites: Mortinl
Cab, 112 (6enrp). brittes. 3eii:
f.144I5.
50 piutaels btsa1li: Soc Diebols
$500 Straisbi. $3.50 Vlne.. S41C
Sbsw; gannbcrs $6l.00 glase.
$3.50 Shor; Worsins CAB $50
Sbom.
Trittss Rennsn-9oris $500, fiji
3idbriee uno bariibsr. Ceiling. Wti'
IL: etiftonian. i02 lWrifpen). seipon.
nen; Camel, 100 lSiirpin). 5lptises;
Etidpin. 102 (GuilIsn). Drisies. 3eit;
1.4O3/5.
sc Wuiusis bs3abIt: GIiitoHiar
$3.50 Gtraisbi. s7.10 place. $5.6l
G9clp; Eomel $500 ploee, $3.50
Efop; &sidpin S7.70 Gb0p,
8i<r!es MenneU N0ris $500. III,
3jd1rloe.. 0anbisqp; ] Uassls unb 7t
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armenpflege ertldren fdn,mt unb Tons
bers, baB iie nit Den Geloern. Die
naA Der sReputtion perbletben,
fdIehterbin9s niht ausfommen ton-
neu. 8afielbe gilt aud fir ods ftdoz
tide 9tinl fir Sbodhloie uno Die Ders
Ifieoenen itabtii6en Gsbduoe unb
8ooeauItdlten.
Dr.. 8abnsp, Der grdIibent Der Uni
perfitdt, Oeriidert sbenfals, Ddb Die
llniperiitdt teine aiir3ung Der 8eptLs
ligung pertragen tann, ba bann m0g-
liherpeiIe elm 56eil Der NnItult gs,
ihloifen fperben miibte uno bisie5 Der
Iooesitob fir Die 2lnitaIt bsosuter
burfte.
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Der "a Sabre alts Bm 2Ubbsr3
BON 1904 Bremen Strabe lteute iih
aeltern in Der @ebItsr ShuIe etn uno
benobm iih benz grin3ipaI Braun es.
peHiber 10 unaHgeuebu uno berausa
Torperno, oaB6errSrauu iih gsnothigt
lah, oeu Stulpiensr WhFarldHp ber.
bsi3urufsn, neICher bic poli3si benara
rihtiats. Qubbers puroe rpegeu ana
orbentlihen 8euehnsns perhdftet. Gr
bate por eiuigsr 3eit Elm 4rbeits3euaa
nib fir isiur Sodter nerldnst. pelhes
Ieiner 2lniift uuh nitt Ihrell geuua
ausgefsrttgt tpprbsn mar. Gr begas
iid seitsrn nah Der ShliIe, I'M egrl
grtnsipaI gseeniiber ieinsm asrss,
2uft su MAIDEN.