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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
ED. S. ATWOOD
IS LAUNCHED
New Tug Takes Initial Dip
In Sound.

The launching Of the tug Edward
s. Atwood, at the ship building plant
of H. G. Ellis and Son, in Front
street, T~ottenville, Saturday after
noon, which was married by the boat
sticking in the mud as 1t slipped
from the ways. did not tend to
make it n of the most successful
witnessed at this place In some
time. The new tug, which slipped
gracefully into the sound on its in
itial dip, only stuck fast for a few
brought Commodore Dalzell and the
mond, of the Fred B. DalzeIl and
Company Towing Line, of New York,
owners of the craft, pulled 1t off amid
the shr1eking of whistles on the wa
ter and shore. Just as the new tug
struck the water Lloyd H. DaIezll,
son Of one Of the owners, ehristened
1t with a bottle Of private Crue Krug
champagne. On the boat when 1t
launched were Fred B. DalzeIl, COM
modore Of the fleet; w. Freeland
Dalzell the designer; Henry e. Crew,
of the White Star Line; Lloyd II.
Dalzell, the sponsor; Robert Ak
man, William Pringle, e. F. Whit
aker, w. ]. Campbell, jeremiah Har-
vey and a representative of the
NEWS. The new tug Is
ninety-fve feet rel all, twenty-five
feet beam and ten and a half feet
deep, and will be used for general
harbor towing around New York.
Immediately after the launching
the tug 9. P. Raymond, which
brought Commodore Dalellz and the
party down from New York, towed
the new boat to the Staten Island
Shipbuilding plant, at Port Rich
mond, where the machinery will be
installed. The size Of the engine
will be twenty by twenty-six with a
cylinder boiler tested to $50 pounds.
When completed, this tug will be
tn enlnth in the fleet owned by Dali
the ninth in the fleet owned by Dali
brought to the dock at the foot Of
Main street, Commodore DalzeIl took
occasion to congratulate H. G. Ellis,
the senior member of the shipbuidl-
ing concern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
HONOR ROLL
AT MATAWAh
Scholars Who herited Praise
for Attendance.
acin1 To the EKENLNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, April 10-The following
is the honor roll for perfect attend
anoe, al the Matawan graded school
for the month of March:
(Kindergarten) - James Akers,
Harold Costello, Henry Suydam, Ruth
Lane, William Collins, John Cox,
Nellie Collins.
(Grade D-Myron Diggon, Clin-
ton Hulsart, Edward Wilson, Mar
garet Dominick, Katherine Henser,
Manda McNally Gladys Wilson.
(Grade 2)-Thomas Carroll, ROD
ert Cole, Thomas Hulsart, James
Ward, Chester Weber, Ida Akers,
Bessie Brown Thomas Wilson.
(Grade 3)-Rensalear Cartan,
Raymond Crocheron, Joseph Sac
cone, Lawrence s%accone, Francis
Trudden, Bernice Brown, Hattie
Brown, Katherine Costello Ella
Smith, Minnie Henser.
(Grade 4a)-Russel Craven Jack
son Dominick, Roy Wilson, Ella
Kerr, Nellie O'Hara.
Grade 4b)-Raymond Stryker,
John Tassini, Jane Walling, Daisy
Brown, Julia Brown, Irene Bolte
L~ambertson.
(Grade 5)-Thomas Collins, Har-
vey Hendrickson, Arthur kuhns,
Frank Loesh, William Tichenor, Paul
Weber, George Eastmond, Jennie
Clayton, Ruth Mclean, Minnie MARI,
Mabel Smith, Johnson Cartan.
(Grade 6)-William Bedle, Mich
ael Collins, John Lyle, Leila Croch-
eron, ETma Lupton.
(Grade 7)-Milton Vreeland, Chris
Zeigler, Helen Bolte, Helen Kuhns,
Sadie Van Dorm, Hazel Weber.
(Grade S)-Milton Rose, Clarence
ziegler, Jessie Arthur, Edna Hen
erickson, Mary Loesh.
list Year High Geraldine
Brown, Emma Burlew, Mary Lisk,
Mabel Poulson, Myrtle Thompson,
end Year Hign)-Founta1n bur
lew, Helen Reed.
9th Year High)-Fred BurleW,
Harold Close, Walter Schelkie, Nina
Oominick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
NEW PASTORS
IN PULPITS
Large Congregations at
Local Churches.

With the exception of four Metho-
dist Episcopal churches on Staten
Island, yesterday, all of the pull
pits were occupied by new ministers
sent out from the recent annual Con-
ference in Newark. In both the
churches in Tottenville yesterday at
the morning and evening services
large congregations turned out to
greet the new pastors. AT st. Paufs
Rev. H. e. Curtis entered upon his
new duties and was well received.
At the morning service Frederick
Oxenham sang the Palms. In the
evening Mrs. Edwar Ellis sang a So
10 and Miss Barbara Paugh and Alice
Benz sang a duet.
At the morning service in Bethel
church Rev. Arthur Lucas outlined
his policy for the year and preached
an appropriate sermon. He took for
his text, Il Am determined to know
nothing of you, save Jesus Christ. "
1 Cor, End chapter and End verse.
In the evening Rev. Mr.. Lucas
preached another appropriate SER
mon. The choir rendered special
music at both services.
lsSN' II \. bOl CISStSl VI CuShCi
to two large congregations in st.
Marks church, Pleasant Plains, yes
terday and was well received.
Rev. c. E. Pinfold preached at st.
Johns, Rossville, and Rev. Albert
Van Deusen, at Woodrow church,
Woodrow. In the other pulpits on
the other side of the island were the
following new ministers: Rev. G.
e. Scudder, at Trinity, West New
Brighton; Rev. M. Y. Booard, at
Summerfield, Mariners Harbor, and
Rev. A. l.. Fretz, at Concord.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
EVERYTHING Is READY
FOR ANNIVERSARY

Everything is in readiness for the
eighteenth anniversary celebration
of Richmond Temple, No. 4, Pyth-
ian Sisters, of Tottenville, which
will be held in Knights of Pythias
hall tonight. The committee in
charge of the arrangements has COM
pleted plans for an excellent even
ing's entertainment. The program
wiz include q sketch entitled "a
Royal Cinch," a banquet and a
supper. Addresses will be made and
"a general reception to the grand off,
GERS and many visitors who are ex-
pected will take place. At this
same time District Deputy Grand
Chief Mrs. George w. Dubois, a
member of the temple, will make an
official visit. All Knights who are
members of the Pythian Sisters are
expected to turn out on this occa-
sion,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
MAY UNITE ROYAL FAMILIES.
BetrothsI of kniser's Daughter and
Austria's Heir Expected Soon.

Vienna, April 10.-The recent visit
of the German emperor and empress
to the Emperor Francis Joseph at
Schoenbrunn has directed public at
tention to rumors regarding closer re-
lations between the imperial families
of Germany and Austria.
Princess Victoria Louise, the kai-
ser's only daughter, paid her visit to
Vienna, and her presence has revived
the report of her impending betrothal
with the Archduke Charles Francis
Joseph. the heir presumptive.
The difference In religion is an OBJ
stacle in the way Of such IN alliance,
which would no doubt be very popular
among the Germans in Austria. 1t is
thought unlikely that the princess
would become a Roman Catholic in
view Of the very definite religious
opinions known to be held by her
mother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
LAND
AT BELFORD
New Yerk Company Alter
Sites to Cut Up.
spsctal to the EVENING NEWS.

Bedford, April 10-Representatives
from a land and improvement COM
pany of New York. now operating
largely In real estate In New Jersey,
were in town Saturday trying to ne
gotiate for the purchase of a tract
situated in Bedford facing on Church
street, also one on Port Monmouth
road owned by the estate of William
l. Willett.
If these deals go through 1t Is the
intention OF the company to cut the
plot up in building sites and place
them on the market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
MATAWAN P. {.
CHURCH On FIRE
Timely Arrival of Member
Prevented Bad Blaze.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Matawan, April 10:-The sexton
of the Trinity Episcopal church start
ed a fire in the stove Sunday morn
ing and went away and LETT it, sup
posing it to be all right. But Mr..
Cox, one of the members, who had
started to church a little early,
found, when he entered the church,
that the floor under the stove was
on fire. He took an XXI and cut the
flooring away that was on fire. If it
had not been attended to just when
it was the church would probably
have been in a blaze. Owing to this
accident it was impossible to hold
service yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
DERkILED CAR BLOCKS
TRAFFIC AT BELFORD
speoia1 to the EVENING VIEWS.

Bedford, April 10:-Car No. IS, of
the Jersey Central Traction Com
pany, in charge of Conductor Thorn
as Smith, blocked traffic ON the road
yesterday afternoon for about one
hour. 1t jumped the track on the
curve in front of the post office.
Later on the same trip the car again
left the track as it was leaving Camp
bells Junction for Red Bank.
Wreeking car No. 112 was called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
REHEARSE FOR CORONATION.
Duke of Norfolk as Earl Marshal Is
Stage Manager"

London, April 1O.-With the final
approval of the order of the coronation
service, which follows closely on ira
ditional lines, the rehearsals Of the
ceremony have begun in Westminster
abbey.
To insure smooth working of so
elaborate and complicated a function
necessitates the most careful and sys-
tematic training Of all the scores of
individuals who have duties to per-
form. Each person has to study his
part as closely as an actor, and every
section of the service has to be re-
hearsed again and again, until the
whole splendid scene Is perfected. To
the Duke of Norfolk as earl marshal
falls the duty of stage managing
the great spectacle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
WILL CHOOSE SITE FOR
kEYPORT SEPTIC TANK
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, April 10:-The site for
the septic tank disposal plant for the
sewer system has not yet been decid-
ed on by the borough council. Mayor
Warn said today that he was trying
to get the board together and look
over the proposed property, but as
yet had failed to select a time to suit
all members. The mayor further
stated that he hoped to arrange q
time suitable to all members so that
they could view the property and
make a report and recommend some
definite action to be taken at the
regular meeting Thursday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
KEANSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Redden, of New
ark, have opened their summer cot
tage for the season.
W. E. Drummond, of New York,
has moved into his summer cottage
on New Point Comfort Beach
A. McKeon, of Jersey City, was a
Sunday visitor.
Miss Rose Hoffman, of Red Bank,
was the guest Of Miss Marjorie Mil
Ter over Sunday.
Harry Richmond and Charles
Brown, of Bedford, were Sunday visl-
tors in town yesterday.
Randolph Whitaker, of New York
was in town over Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
CONFIRMS CLASS OF TEN.

Rev. DR.. Jacob Ganss, pastor of
St. Peters German Lutheran Evan
gelical church, Kreischerville, con-
firmed a class of ten girls and boys
in the church at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning. A large congregation
was present and al interesting ser
vice was held. The choir rendered
sDecial music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
MATAWAN LOCALS.

A progresslYe euchre FOR Il bene-
fit of Trinity Episcopal church will
be held Wednesday evening, April
10, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Updegraff.
Miss Naomi Bedle entertained the
s. 0. D. Club Saturday evening.
Jaw Duncan spent Sunday at Man.
asquan visiting relatives.
Peter Tenyck. of Plainield, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
voorhees,.
Myron Slater, of Red Bank, was a
Matawan visitor Sunday.
Miss May Bergen and Miss Mil
bred Brown, who are attending the
State Normal School at Trenton,
were home over Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
WELCOME COUNCIL SOCIAL.

At the monthly social of Welcome
Council, Daughters Of America, In
knights of Pythias hall, Friday
night, Mrs. Theodore Leven was
awarded first prize, a jardiniere. and
Mrs. Abram M. Sprague, second, half
dozen tumblers. Refreshments were
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
SURF THEATRE
N, II.

LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN LIFE
MOTION AND ILLUSTRATED
SONGS.
1000 feet of pictures at every per.
Torrance. 2 shows every Evening.
7;15 .. m. Matinee Daily at s:15 ..
m. Saturday Matinee 2:3O p. NJ.
Admission Evening 10c. Matinees,
Children sc.
s'YOU MUST GO TO THE SURF TO
BE IN THE SWIM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
INSPECTION OF
TROLLEY ROUTE
Jersey Central Officials in
Special Car Yesterday.
sneoin1 10 AZ ETENING NEWs.

Keyport, April 10:-An inspec-
ton of the entire system of the Jer-
sey Central Traction Company was
made yesterday afternoon by Vice
President G.. l.. Brown, Morris Broth
ers, of Philadelphia, who are stock
holders of the company, and other
officials of the road.
The party made the trip in spe-
cial car No. SO, in charge of Motor
man Benjamin Travis and Conduc-
tor Chester Walling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
COURT TO RESUME At
RICHMOND TOMORROW

Judge Frank Hasbrouck, of
Poughkeepsie, will resume court
again tomorrow morning in the
county court house at Richmond.
Judge Hasbrouck, who is on the
bench in place of Judge Stephen D.
Stephens, who is Ill at his home in
Richmond, will take up several civil
cases that are pending. A new Jury
has been drawn and they will take
up their work when court opens The
grand jury will v again at this
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
The Value Of an Impression.

The Value Of an Impression.
"Can she singh asked the parsonage
who engages the chorus.
Not a note" replied his deputy,
"but she has an attractive dimple."
"Give her a contract that she can't
fracture!' said the parsonage. New
York Telegraph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
WE'RE SING.

At the morning service In st.
Stephens Episcopal church. Totem
Vile, yesterday, Fred Blight sang
"The Palms" Rev. English Crooks
f-couductcd the palms.
were distributed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

The Newest Thing Out-The sover-
eign Vacuum Cleaner. Demonstra-
tions given at Browns Hardware Store,
175 Main St., TottenvilIe, N. Y. Solo
agents for Staten Island. 20036-4-8-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

Try our exchange column. No
answer, no pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

Conover and Young are closing
out their hot bed sash at s1.7.5.
l9995-4-1 Oft
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
TOTTENVILLE WANTS.

All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

ping.
Newton Seeley, Of New York.
spent Sunday with his family in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sherman, of
Brooklyn, were the guests of Mrs.
Sherman's mother, Mrs. E. j. Wal
ling, Y e Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
WEATHER

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s p. m. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

Some OF the news" or your Imme-
diate neighborhood may be round In
the want ada. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10
BELfORD

Hugh McCreedy and son are
spending the day in New York.
William Roop, of New York, spent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

III the news for 10 cents a week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-10

IdHk Grant and Miss Dot
N New York today. shop
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Wraniiger Tnno.
geidlt tines bereits Dsr iHebraen IA
Gen ptrfdwnnsenen Seitranen
In u.rtptitem 3Hifans ani'
geilmoeH.

Sas. Waoore, elm 70 Sabre alter
6ei3er uHb 0eteran bes 8iirgerfrie>
ges, tDurbe geitern abenb tobt in feis
nem 3immer, go. 40 SIt Gront
Strdbe. dufgsfuuben. Der 5ob mub
bereits Dor msbreren 5dgen eingetre>
ten Tein, ba bic aeihe bereits fart in
8erfpeIung iibergeeangeH mar. Gds
Gbepadr Grant SufIipan, tpelhes in
Deriielben 6auie tpobnt, bemerfte gez
fern einen peHetronten 9eruh, iutlz
der aus benz 3immer beg nlteH Bette
rdnen su tommen i1ien. 0a Sullis
ban duf fpieberboItes QntlopFen teine
4ntnort erbielt, beHohrihtigten er
6errn Soi. Moore, Sobn oes 9eteras
neH, iuel1er bic 3biir einbra6 unb
Isinen Batter entfeelt duf benz Bette
Iieoenb porfanb. Der 8eritorbene
mar sulsBt am Sonntae abenD BON
ieiner ibH befuhenben 5ohter 6rdu
Gmmn Orebe lebenb geieben iporoen.
gr Ifien iicb in gutter Stimmung su
befinben. Der Coroner tpurbe be-
nahrihtiet unb oronets eiRsn Snqueit
an. gr Il. Der aniitt, boB Der 0reis
einem 6ersfhlag erleasn lit.
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RleiMe 3pliSeinabridgten

- aus Der Wo6nuns Der Jrau aas
/. gladburn, No. ST Deit 5. Strabe,
tpuroen aleibuassitiide TN Werths BON
$50 eniipenbes.
- Der 38 Sabre aIte Suuiirtr DITTO
S6erloh, bon go. SO Reabing Roao.
itellte iih gsitern Woraen in oller Griiz
be an siner sefdbrlihen StihDunbe in
Der Magengesenb lsibenb. i'm 5oipital
Elm. Gr behauptett pon .inem unbes
fonnien Reger an Der 9eorge Eabe
Central Mpenue obne ale 8errnIoH Hung
aeitohen iporeeu 3u isin. Die poli5ei
trbob aegtn ben Dtripunotten bic ans
tlass, cine perDddtigs perion su fsin.
- W. 8. Grommer. Ro. 1101 Wals
nut Gtrabe, mtlcete geitern I'M polis
seihouptqunriier. baB Gin Diamuntrins
TIN Wertbe BON $500 aus ieiner Mobs
nuna eeftoblen ipurbe. Gr tbeilte Der
poItsei ben Romen sints in bemIslben
Donfs ipobnenben Wannes NIT, ben er
i'm gsrbodts bat, ben 9itbitahl began.
gen gu haben-
- aus Der Wchnung nss George
Gmitb. go. 322 MfGorIanb 5trcbe,
lpuroe gtitfrn Elm AnsuS TN Msrtbs
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Qeripnals lsN ptisen.

Ssrr Sulius 9eisIer BON
Der Union Difiaing SO. III BON elmer
ausgeoebnten ReiIe na6 Wlittelz uno
Siioamerita suriidgstehrt.
Serr gbarIes gleBger, Der
kiannte geiiber bes geHtraI Sotels
in Gumminsnills, untsrHabm geitern
NIT isinsn giuhborn 6errn REFS cine
guaapfabrt, bic ihnen beinabe libel
betommsn pdre. Serr Wtesgsr tpplls
te elm gfero einfabren. bds er crit
Tags aupor gstauft bate. Dos5bier
ipurbs unsebtroig. beunrubiete aud
bds nit ibm eingeipannte pfero uno
beibe 5biere rafttu idlieBlid NIT bem
leidten Iubripert oapon. BUR Der
GeiItssaeasnnort Der beiben 5erreu
lit su perbanteu, baB Der aufregeuoe
9orfaIl fpeber fir lie nod fir Dix
Sublrei6eu paifdntsH f6Iimme GOls
gen bate.
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Dies mno Gas.

Gr.b. So. 2pOmis aus Springs
fisIb, 8, iu6te ssitsru i'm SuHoesge=
ridt nm Ginlsitung bss gaHterptts
perfabrtns nah. CT bat in Derf6iss
bsnen GtdbteR, fpo CT sedrbeitst,
G1uIben our SDbe bon $3S78.47
hintsrlaiitn. Sein 8erm0gen. efna
fhIieEIih Der MISUNDERSTANDING.
b<tr1lt nur $3.50, bic or 6ebalten
mDhts, bu er Jrau unb fiebeH ainosr
su srn1breH babe.
5srr geott gonbdm bdlt am
Gamiias 4benb, /. April, IN Der
prssbDterioner Stride an 8. uno
Gin Gtrnbs einen 9ortrae iiber bas
Db<rammtraoutr puffionsipiel inter
ben auIpi5isn bss SaturDdp Rigbt
Club. 3neibunbert 2i6tbiIber tpers
ben ben gprtrus tIuitriren. Der
Gintritt iit frei. "a.
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Ser Issie Rani&.

Die AZ Sabre aIte 6rau Mdrn
gpan, pon Der 2. Strdbe uno 8roabs
man, tpurbe in Der Montas Ru4t in
fianIos bttruntensm 3uitanbe an Der
Gds Der gsarE Strabs uno 8rcoopdp
aufs:iuHtSa rno no9 oem 5ofpital
seord9s, no IL sspsrn Uaorgsn ibren
@eiit dufsab. Der Coroner oronete els
nsn Snquef dE.
Dan. Gnhe, Elm 26 Sabre alter
Grobi6mieb bon Ro. 913 Curtis Str,
nuroe ssftern 4benb BON ieiner Bo1s
nung aus in iftDertrantem 3uitunne
in einem patroltpageu nad benz 5oipis
tai sebra6i, itarb iehot auf Der Guhrt
Hdh Der 4nitalt. Die aeife tpuroe
mad Der Rorsue ssbraht unb Der Co
rontr fonitatirt atute AltoboIxrgifs
tung ais Scbesuria6e.
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Yaaiides 0inensaiser sssbtat aatfDod aedss 1911.

bon $25 eeitcblsn. CT bat cine 0eges
rim. Deren Ramen er Der poli3ei mitS
tbeilte Inn gerba4te. ben 9iebitahl
anssefiibrt 3u bdben.
- Sos. Stt, BON go. ZIG George
Strabe tpurbe gefern nm eineu uebers
5ieber beftoblen, ben er IN ieiner Sfs
flee bdngen selafen bate.
80 Der cbba6lDfe 4ler. garman, 81
ssabre oft, ongebli9 Gin pel3maarens
bdnbler, ipurbe geItern bon bem 9e>
beirnpoli5iIten gdGobdn Osrbaftet uno
als perb66tia einseIperrt. gr foa on
sinem Sutpelenoiebita9l bet6siligt gez
tpefen fein.
Gruu Sames Robu bon SO. lit
Gin Strabe fpurbe geftern an Der 8.
unb Gin Strabe nm eine Struubens
fsber,im Wertbe BON $50 beItohlen.
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Tas 8eratbunss.aommittec Der
5anoelstommer bsi9GItigts ii6 gsitsrH
fDieoer nit ben gIdnen fir ben our6
ben Brand uothp.nbig gsporoensn
Reubau. Der 4r6iteft Sarrp gate
erihisH esitsrn Dor Dem Gommittss
unb erlGuterte BEG Qdngsren Ieiue
glGus. Serr 6dte min ois Ruinen oes
alien ge6duses nisberreiBsn unb auf
Der StsIIe elm 10 Bis 20ft0digss 8sz
bGube srrihten nit s.niisenOen RGumz
lihteitsn fir bic 3pede Der 5anbeIs.
TANNER. Gs Iiegen aber au< ano.re
gIGue Dor. gum Bsiipiel fir elm Sc.
bGube fir bic 51rrbeIstommsr, ben
guiineb Wen's Club uno idmmtIi4e
tommsr5ieIIe Srgouiiationen. Sin
dnb.rsr glan III su 9uniten elmer Ger.
dnBsruna beg 9runbftiids uno Grz
ri6tund zines gebGubss OIL anbersr
Stslls. DER gtrtpultunesratb Der
5onbelstammsr bait heute cine Sip.
ung o6 unb .s ift m0glid. SaB bas
9eratbungss aommittss sinen 9eriht
uutsr6reitet.
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Teaer.

ssn Der Wohnung Der Ramie gort,
i'm 2. Stodtpert bes 6uui.s gto. 625
Central ape., fam eeitern Ra6mittag
2 ubr elm 5suer gum 4ushruh. Die
5rau Iebnts fih aus 6em 5eniter ihrer
Wobnung uno ibre ihrilleu 6iIferufe
perisbten bic pafunten in srobe 4uts
rseung. Geprs Smitb, BON Ghufe
unn 6duriiton 4ps., elite in bas Ges
bGube unb brahte bic DOT ansft bilfs
lcie 'srau in Gi6erbeit. tpdbrsub eiu
anbsrer gaFaut bic 5eusrtpebr alars
mirte. Dor antuuft Der lsstsreu paE
bic Gsfdbr j.ood bereits befsitigt NOR
ben. Der grunoidabeH 1T unbebeu'
terb.
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goltoitfee pon 2aaoifonpilre
Firth am ab.nb bon einbrsdern BE-
fnd,t meltbe NIT GIutbunosn
ferfolet wtrbeH.

Sm aauf. oss seftri9sn Qbsnbs
tpurbs elm ginbruh In bic 9oitofttce
Ill Taaoiionptle begdnsen. Die Sin.
BREEDER miifTen peri9euh porbeH Iein,
oo Fe, foipsit iit btsber fsititsasn Iisb,
aEber einigen 5reimorien uihts sr.
beutet hdben. Sn Der Office puroen
stpei gaar Sdube, ndrnIih Elm Pdar
Rdnnerf6ube uno elm padr 5rduen'
ihube, Iutpie elm Wdnnerbut unD Elm
Ddmsnbut porgefunoen. Die Suhen
lparen 3tpsifsuos BON ben ginbrs6ern
lei ibrer eiliaen slu6t pergeFsn NOR
ben. goftinfpettor WOrgan 9risDolo
.raf einiss 3sit ipdter IN WtuoiIonpilIe
Elm unb itelIte cine eiHngeAenoe Inter
Iu6una an. Wanor arummel bendtp,
ri6tigte foFort bic biefies poli3eibehDr'
be, Delhe duf bic Gfnbre6er fabnoet.
grtpdtoeteftiD D. G3. Gotnett BON Ro.
128 8arfielo plae. beeob ii6 NIT ist'
nen glut6unben mad Wdbtionpille,
um oieielben nuf bic 5Gbrte Der Ger
BREEDER su heben. Der Qenaue 3eits
puntt Oss ginbru6s lieB ii4 nph ntht
feftitsnsn, isood fpuroe o.rferbs gsgen
8 lIbr ent6edt. Die 8iebe tparen bura
bas genaltiam oeDffnets 0intsrFeniter
In bic goftoffics stngeftisgsu. Ob Bel
benz Gin6ru9 cine Jrau bstbeiligt mar,
tpie Die bon Den Spibbu6su 3uriidges
taifeneu Sd6en dnsuoeutsn ihsttten,
lisB iih fslbitperitanolih nod Htht
fsItitellen.
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Rsp gorf, %. Mdr3. abgsg.:
sBOtsbam" nod Rotterbam; sGtnetns
natl" mad gasopsl; Europa" mad
0eapel.
0oper. auget.: oarOonIanb" BON
ReD Yort.
Gibraltar. 4nget.: yMartba
Duibington" BON Sem gort.
gaIermo. &bgeg.: rGlara" mad
Nstp gort.
ReapeG. 2tbgeg.: Son @ioDans
nj" na4 9ep gort.
&openbagen. Qngst.: Oscar
H." BON Nstp gOrt.
SdGifur, q. g. 2lngst.: rRos
pal 9eorge" Don 8riftol.
@enuu. Qnget.: r2aormtnG" Dor
PbiIaoelpbia.
Gabt5. 4nget.: rMaHusl GaIDo'
BON Sem gort.
Qiperpool. Qnget.: Gate G6am:
plain bon ct. SObn; r2uiitunia" pOr
RetD gort.
9ibraltar. Q6geg,: rPrtncef
Srene" na6 Rep Yort.
Sdmburg. Qnget.: rPrdftoen
9rant" pon Reip gort; rRaiieriu 4u
quite 8tctOrta" BON Rsp Yort.
QonbOn. 2lnget.: nMtnnetpastG
bon Wep Yprt.