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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07

by President Noyos OF the Wash.
ington club.
Until today II had been expected
that Johnson would come 70 terms.
but he refused to play ball for less
than $500. Many fans believe
Johnson is superior TO either
Christy Mathewson of the New
York Giants or Mordecai Brown OF
the Chicago Cubs. Johnson former
ly played with Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07
BOAT SINKS;
3 DROWN

(By United Press Leased Wire Direct :
seattle star Office.l
MoNoNGAHELA, Pa.,AprlI
7.--Wind today overturned the
steamer LaughIln In the Mon
ongaheIa river. Effie Hughes,
Jane Lawrence and an un-
named fireman were drowned.
Eleven other passengers swan
ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07

Nearly ono hundred poets and
nesrpvcta have felt the call OF
spring and those IS prizes and have
mounted Pegasus for flight. That
Ia. about one hundred have sent in
extra verses for the song. You
Can't Argue" 10 be sung by Oscar
Ffgman. Ia Madame Sherry" all
nest week at tho Moore theatre.
Here ,is one that came In this
morning. II In by J. u. Head. $40
Liberty building:
Do you see this curious bump right
hereY Well. that's my bump
OF saving:
Ms been thoroughly developed
hunting pennies round the
paving.
I've hunted In all sorts Of places,
Yesler way 20 Denny.
And silenced opposition by Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07
coughing up the penny.

coughing up the penny.
OF course love an argument
that you all must know.
Unless I've hunted pennies round
the town. to see the show.
But when an actor says. "Oh my.
How'd you get in7 Just pipe the guy,
He found n penny. tool BY 10.
You can't argue. can you? NO.
.!
The three best verses will win
s. each. The judges win be ak OF
the prettiest girls OF the Madame
sherry company. Hurry up. now.
you poets, get your verses In before
Monday and You may be one OF the
three who will win the cash.
Follow the general style OF this
verse (printed today and send IL 10
Verse Editor OF The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07
FIRE P. D. MEN
FOR UN|ON|SM

~eattfe star Dfficc.l
SAN FRANCISCO. April T.
Three postal clerks, who refused 10
sign a pledge binding themselves
not to join the proposed postoffice
employees union. II Is reported to-
day. have been dismissed from the
service. Though the clerks them
selves will not talk. II is rumored
that threats of dismissal on the
same ground are hanging over
other employees.
Division Superintendent Stephens
Is reported to have made a speech
to the clerks warning them that
they would sacrifice their positions
unless they refused 10 join unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07
NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE HICKTOWN BEE

t.hs only thing fha9 Ab@ gEInrer
40 .a.seo on his farm this year
h. .askss choke0eed and debts.
'sys Too bad. Abe.
rssl Hicktown Chamber OF Conn
wrttsr~ thinking some Of buying a
Estss assk for the secretary, Lony
~. w barber shop has Installed
ky -, Dfnsn which can he used free
rh,,s. .us'omsrp except them with
dsy vfnit our waterfront news TO-
lns Il esf Marine reporter IN efuia-
,r- iippetts Fashion Buffet.
~sms fanny how a young married
sAueLs ,sm hsr back hair 20 70
49, srst hangs after she rets vo,sng
ashsae ioek after. Lafo Watert0wer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07

~>~ - %@a ~. 3 - - u
~ rnft~d Fr~-. I<~ss~d wlr~ Direct to
SEATTLE Star Offiee1
MADISON. Wis. April 7--Basing
" argument upon the Lorimer
eoardal and the statement OF Ed
s9d Hines. the Chicago Lumber
negnate. that Taft. through Aid
r,eh. had asked for the election Of
~ blonde boss" Senator Lafol.
esfes organ. Lafollette's Weekly
todAy goes after the executive
- ai but doubts his verarity.
Hines svore that he did what
= could TO have Lorimer elected.
oecs1se Taft wanted LorimeF
elected This Taft denies. hut
Ahrieh Is also named by Hines as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07

PRAYED FOR WOMAN
THEN KILLED HER

ny United Press leased Wire Direct TO
seattle star Office.)
FORT WORTH, Texas, April T.
Following her sworn testimony that
before killing her she had devoted
an hour each day for four years TO
prayers that Mrs. Mary Binford,
whom she shot in January last,
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WALTER JOHNSON
MUST QUIT GAME

tBy tniisd rr~-. Leased Wire Direct to
seattle star ofne~.)
WASHINGTON. April 7.--For re-
fu9ing TO sign contract. which
called for a salary OF se,5oo for six
nismths' work. Walter Johnson. the
star pitcher OF the Washington
A.acrican baseball club. and one of
tho beat In the game, was today
ordered to quit organized baseball
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Tony Gets a Home.

Tony, the mongrel dog, has a
home. Tony's picture appeared In
Yesterdays Star, Tony having lost
his master and being IN want of a
good home. Early this morning.
Mrs. II. l.. T. Skinner. OF S1t 34th
av. ~, called at the tuberculosis
League headquarters and got him.
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!, CHILD BEHEADED

ss"ed Press Leased Wire Direct TO
se~ftse Star ofneeJ
r. r.A,oMA, April 7.--Four-year-old
Ae -1 oeiser was beheaded today
Asn' running ont from behind a
40 40 wagon, the child stepped
wlecily In front OF fast moving
,s s.sse. car The accident was ap.
psfently unavoidable.
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might become better woman, Mrs.
I. w. Brooks is today bordering on
state of collapse. Mrs. Brooks
charged Mrs. Binford with having
alienated her husbands affections.
Both women were prominent in a
local church society.
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FREE BALL PLAYERS

fBy United Press Leased Wire Direct to
seattle star Office.)
FRANKFORT, KY. April l.
Grover Land, catcher for the Cleve.
land Maps, and Pat Bohannon. an
other baseball player. were acquit-
ted here today Of charges growing
out OF a stabbing affray.
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UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE
GIVES SEATTLE NEWS FIRST

On March ~ full The exclusive
nnso Press dispatch revealing the startling
49, ns war aimed Japan Of that eouns
~"ps 70 get a foothold Mexico
me opposition
We following
Press
ss aggression
'esrdsy however, 20 Associated
up and under Washington date line
Inning IN every particular United had denied
:" smphatlesiy when
seattle The Star receives exclusively the full leased wire
v''t o. the
That's why The Star Seattle
PNnston Of
'nts
w" .ne fuh and
,.''snr and ALWAYS first with the big events.
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THEY FOUND PENNIES.

4 The lucky pennies were all 4
4 found by Star readers yes 4
4 terday as follows: 4
4 No. 1--On a sign at the 4
4 Bon Marche store, by l.. Il. 4
4 Fugelede. 1899 4th av. N. w.
4 No. 2-ln the lobby at Pan 4
4 tages theatre, by Charles Kit 4
4 tenring. 2i2 Queen Anne av. 4
4 No. 3-From boy at cor. 4
4 ner of 2nd av. and Union, by
4 Babe" Schwartz, 1135 2lst av. 4
4 So. 4
4 No. 4--In al envelope at 4
4 Owl Drug store. Sd av. and 4
4 Pike ST., by Walter Smith, 4
4 1919 East Madison. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-07

Attacked by the police as he was
waiting last night with his young
wife and three small children. who
wanted to see Roosevelt pass. and
beaten nearly insensible In front Of
the Washington hotel This is the
story told today By Fowler Carbon.
bookkeeper. employed at the Queen
City Lumber Co.
Carbon says he will make charges
against the police TO Chief Bannsck
He has the names OF some OF the
witnesses TO the alleged assault and
Is looking for others.
Tells ~ Attack.
There was quite crowd walt
ing In front OF the hotel" said Car.
don today. with my wife and
three small children. the youngest
a baby OF four months, had a good
position near the front of the line.
The police pushed us back couple
OF times. then the sergeant ordered
the crowd clear off the sidewalk.
Il tried 10 push back against the
crowd behind me. but before |
could get back with my family one
policeman gave me a mighty shove
backward
BE careful" said 10 him.
got my children here
Struck by Policemen.
He got mad at that and swung
at me. catching me in the face. |
tried 10 defend myself. but the next
minute there we're four OF them on
me ! got a dozen blows in the
face and head. and was choked
nearly insensible As I got up
saw my wife fainting from the
shock and had just time TO catch
her.
Il took my wife across the street
and had her looked after. Then |
went back to take the numbers Of
the policemen so that | could make
protest The sergeant saw me.
Take that fellow and lock him
up. he said. Then he and one
policeman started walking down the
street toward Stewart st. asked
them to let me notify my wife that
| was arrested. so that she could 20
home
Beat Your Head Off,"
The policeman laughed. We're
not going TO lock you up he said.
We're going to take you down this
alley and beat your head off for
taking our numbers. That's what
were going 20 do
"A few minutes later. however.
they told me that the best thing
for me to do was TO 20 quietly
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BACK FOR TRIAL

tBy taited Press Leased Wire Direct TO
seattle Star Officr.l
PlTTSBURG, April Charles
Sheldon, the alleged embezzler of
thousands In Montreal. started for
that city at noon today in custody
of officials.
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T. R. IS STILL
PEOPLES IDOL
Theodorc Roosevelt has eome and gone.

| Theodore Roosevelt has conc and gone
That the who for years the head OF the
national government still bis hold the affections OF
the people demonstrated yesterday when Roosevelt Plain
Citizen Roosevelt drew bigger crowd TO greet him than has
Taft
surder. heavier slightly grayer. than when he here
ing and keeping remarkable schedule and dashng out OF
this morning rs for Spokane leaving all Seattle talk
PASSES UP HOTEL WASHINGTON
Roosevelt saved ss BY e for The Municipal essu under
Sdsd for him at tho washington slipped
sIse, mis- srsasass take final look
prompt on the minute Roosevelt, reached in
local noise records and the e1pesden waved back from the pilot
the
the bis amphl
Roosevelt slipped into and and spoke slipped on the
o ss hsPs % into asn a aS @S ss s eS he e
PUSHED BUILDING OVER
Fisher had all
could do to keep the crowd from pushing in the walls Of the big build
There was a roar from the 1000 people rink
last stop was nj m The 3 res club whs,s as m he
an ma m wit. the ss & men Then he
senator Poadenis Who eompsssias espredept
sone o. the mos, Important ne eouo,y today to pre-
: the 70 s % s Of ss: s :. s .. "a. truth the the
people" wa. the tex, Of soindssssTs speech
alrs "a Alaska &C Goa, -, Frauds na,,u, .,..
OF Alaskan
believe in the development OF Alaska said Roosevelt not
development that shall bring control and all the profits TO
monaires whose homes New York and Denver And
recognized the description OF the Guggenhem and Wall
St, cheered again.
other extracts from Roosevets speeches follow;
pREAmLAnp
believe conservation Of Alaska for the benefit
benefit OF the United
whole benefit corporations only
aid the development the country under restrictions
heartily citizens for the
town the plea tha, IT IS good for business
the community In such from saloons
dordery houes) into It's conscience and
M
The cgymen to themselves not to confound nquy with
pleasure; they discourage
duties do rights Ito
on the suffrage question:
AT THE UNIVERSITY AMpHiTHEATRE
recently the factand
perfectly awaktha afford
forests.
would not be worth my n progressive If
the brakes is the greatest possible
possible movement
right with corporate management because there
no corporations to interfere with them
which election
United States senators by popular vote
the wit OF devise VIII help us unless people
the law honest and efficient
corporation public office and snengy aequesee
In eorruptlons then ourselves
AT WASHINGTON HOTEL BANQUET
the oath OF allegiance the const
the constitution OF the United States and he VIII be
of New York exactly he is the repre-
here
have an abiding Justified Poindeer
your and to make sanely
and with wisdom
sasclan interested in those things drew the fol
topics discussed by Roosevelt In Seattle:
coal land Development suffrage; rights
by direct vote the progressive movement timber
curbng citizenship the Commercial Club
and the Chinese famine
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I ONE FOOLISH MULE.

4 (By United Press Leased Wire 4
n Direct 20 seattle star Office.l 4
4 GRIDLEY, Cal, April T. !
r Almost breaking it's leg in an !
y effort 10 administer a knock 4
r out punch, mule belonging !
+ TO John King. a rancher, is !
r slowly recovering today from 1
4 injuries received when It's 4
4 hoof came In contact with the !
\ skull OF John Pulse, ranch !
r hand. !
r Although the mules hoof ,
\ landed fairly on the top OF !
4 Pulses head. the latter only 4,
4 sustained a slight cash. The 4,
\ animals leg was so severely
= hurt that the mule is barely !
4 able 10 hobble.
- - .
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things the fol
lowing lis Of Roosevelt In Seattle
suffrage
OF
direct the progressive movement timber
curbng; citizenship Commercial
and Chinese famine
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is BEATEN
BYPOLICE
Picture at top

Citizen With His Family Trying See
Up in Clash With Officers.
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WATER SHuT-OFF NOTICE.
Water will be shut off IN West
Seattle. south of West Dawson
ST., tomorrow afternoon from 9 a.
Ii. until 8 y. N.
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Is TAFT HONEST?

aioette Puts Straight Up President Lormer Scandal
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meeting when
spoke strongly Alaskan for the
people.
Alaska" Roosevelt 'bu
development a profits a
milonares New York and Denver And
description the Guggenhems Wall
cheered again.
other extracts from Roosevelt's speeches follow;
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Sn Der eeftriaen Q.aisIaturs Inter
iuhuns Duroe b<r 6iIfscieri bes Wahls
raibs. 6trr Gbnarb Bernard, Der ouf
auoronuns bes AusftuHss cine Was
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bic g., 8. unb 1S. Worb b.sogsn. mits.s
1ra6t battle, ala 3euse perhDrt. Or
benusie bic WabIlia,n oils DeueiIe in
geans auf perftieoene Stimmaebsr,
ipelhe ,iirsli9 ibrs ausiasen gu pros
tosou seseben bdben. unb es tpar iton
mad Den erfien 4ntporien. bic er gob,
tlar esiporoen. bab cine Der b.moiratis
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mar.
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befiubei. fpurbe aiifserufsn, um oiss su
befdporen. oa no9 ausfase siniser
aneerer 3tusen Elm eeipiHsr Jrso.
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gbds. RumpIsr uno Gree. Rits. be.
mosraiiffe Wa6Ibeamie bon Der "a.
Worb, faatsn aus. bob bic Wirtbihafs
ten BON Jreb. Weibner. SiieoitsGde
osr 6arriion unb Joirmount apenue.
unb bes George Sang. an 6orriion
aDenue unb Genton Gtrobe, bic beioe
in unmiiislbarer NGk bon Wabllosas
len seIesen ieien, am Wdbltags often
tparen. asiner Der 3euaen fonni: jea
bod iiber pcrseiomm.ns 5rresuloritis
ten i'm MahI!oiale berihsen. ebenfo
fhlus bsr Derfu6 fsbl, nansuipeiIen.
bab cine an5ahI Resii.rirunssn bon
anriidisen 9duiern einsetrasen lpors
ben fino.
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unb fp6ttr MitsIieb bes 1ffeutIi9tn
Dienftes Der StdOt 6dmilton. fpurbs
bonn OcuDsrneur parmon aIs Witsliet
Der Stoats Steutr Rommificn
erndnnt.
- Die GrpbseidnOrenen srbObsn
foIgenbe Nntlosen: albert panIep.
Jdlf1uns; Walter Weaes, Stisb.n;
Jpbn WeGormad unb 6. ). Gromlsp,
Ginbrud unb DisbtabI; CHARTS Ras
gan. Sieden; Wm. Smith, tbdilihcr
ansriff; 0sors auppsr. gernadIaifis
suns feiner Hinoer; MiGs Blaming.
btssl.; 4lIen Grisss. Gborlss yeat!s.
Games Wanneb, bessleihm; 9oraee
Gnod, groBbiebfah, brsi aniIasen;
9enrp Jones. llnierfdIasuna; Charles
sefpis unb 8. Sbunian, 5ehlersi.
- Rih!er Garb pom sJusenoserih.
bat ben 8efebI geeeben. ben 16 Sabre
alien Durhbrsnner Charles 1iIuidie
nad ieiusm 6eim bel sSrai .. 5.
0lanner in Sprinsfislo, g., suriid
auihiden.
- Dem paore Gbbi. puIian unb
GoHnie Broipins bon Cincinnati puros
seitern ein 9eirathsIhein i'm probdta
seriht peripeisert. neil es bier nidt
anidIis III.
- Die Seuerpebr ipurbe porlssten
Mbenb nah bem 6ouie BON Ruhel
Steiasri. Gde Der gudspe unb Z. Ctr,
etrufen. no Der Sdorniiein ouss
brannte unb bas Dad in Gefa5r
brahie. Gin Sdornitein brann;s
fur5e Ssii nahber in Der Wobnuns
bon 3. 6. Simpion, Ode Der JrantIin
unb i Sirabe.
- Gborles Sonauer bon Cincinnati
bat Benjamin Reeb BON pisgab, Union
1Otunibip, i'm bieiiesn Dsriht auf
$4,000 Shabeneriob pertIast, neil
er ON 21. 4ueuit 1910 auf Beirsib.n
oes 0ertlagisn uns.reHi,r Deii. pers
boftet. eine Siunoe lang einssiperrt
uno unier Der Nntlase hts grlanssns
BON $500 unier falIhen 8oripdnbtn
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6amiIton eounip. porsefiibri puroe.
- 6eiraibsiheins: gernarb 6ols
brod. II, 6omilton, unb R,iIi. Shals
lip. %. Ct. Clair 1ihp.; 2sron Wsbl,
%. WibbIetoipn. unb 6elen 2oean.
II, Wiooletopn; 6enrp pliHnoi,, %,
6amilton, uub aouiie ganisi, 10,
6omiiton.
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Radmittag in Sbonoon i'm 4lir BON
"a Jabren on Der gruiifslent5iins
ouns.
- Clarence gurroueh. tpeIter aus
benz Retraii in Syforb entiprana
iruree IN giberip. Snb.. aeiunben.
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II E m J . T I.

Die NenpOrt Office fir Dos Gin
cinnntier golfsblatt" beiinSet Idl IN
Vo. 339 Yorf Strahe, sesennber Sem
Gunrfbauie, moiclbit 0euiefeiten, Au.
seigen u. I. M. Bis 10 llbr As Ninntes
AbenSs enfsesensenDmmeu merSeu.
{eicpbon So,th 24O1. 8
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Carl Sod an 5eopis DeutI9bein, Got
an Der Siioieits Der 10. StraBe, Is
Sub ipeitlih Der Bart 4be., IS BET
973 Jub. $500. Maiter GommiiTioz
ner 4nberfon an Sobann Shneiber.
1926 older 2ano in poDls Greet, fur
$2O36. Carrie Jarabse an Rofe g.
Smith, Gotb 236 in Der James zapIor
salt rom ADDITION. an Der Rorboitede
Der z. uno SDertou Str, 81 uitp. Soc
isph Jifher an Charles Griefenbroler,
Cots yto. 183 uno bic fiibliAs 2dlfte
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Gliftsn Geisbts 0eiamaserein.

Die sSnnalIiruns Der biesi6brigm
8eamten oes Clifton 6eigbts Geianss
pereins, bic In Der 0olle an Nobs Str.
porssnommen ipurbe. snt 9lnlob 3u
timer bi5fhen 1omilienf.i.lihftit. su
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eineefunben botien. Di. 1eHtiMteis
ipurbe nit einem Qiebe eSoffnei unb
ma them prdiibsnt Nuaai. 6luiel eiie
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ssires 4mits unb initau;rte bic fol-
gsnben 8eamten mil cine, bubI6en
gnfprahe: prGfibent. Mnguft 0oufsr;
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toiou SetretGr, Jnto5 1eder; Jis
rdns Geires6r. Gbas Stalf; GAots
meiitsr. pbiI. leiiinser. /. Dirigent.
Wsar Meis; 2. Diriseni. Jaeob aeis
finger; Diblioibetore. Sofspb Bad.
Ro5t. Ruple; Uaufit aommittte.
R0bt. RupIe. JOf. Bad, 5obn 6enis
ftel. AlOis 2Oren5; GabnentrGeer.
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sniieunss aommifiee: Soi. Bad,
gbos. Gtclf, 1bomns QeiAt, Joto6
Uedsr unb Rob-. Rupls; Dsrnoltunass
taib. pbil. aeifneer. Mus. 0oufsr.
Joi. Bad. Soeob Qeifinser unb Robt.
Rupls; 1rultee: Alois aorens; Deles
gnten 3u ben Der. G6naern, 4na.
6duftr unb Gbas. GtoIf; DeIesosen
gum Gtnbtberbdnb. Auguii G&ubert
unb 9bonns 2ei&t.
Rad mebrtren iueiteren Qisberpcrs
trdgsn eines ludrtsits unb bsr aitipen
besnben f4 BE Qerrf9oiten mad BEN
unteren &dumii4 4ieiten, nlIrc bic Dds
men Elm f4ma6bdftes Giea 3ubereitet
botten, bal alien bortreifli6 munbete.
Damn fci8te Elm fen6tfr6tIi&er Qom<
mers, ber BE MntDefmben nod Ioxoe
In uneetriibtkt 6eitfrfeit beifammes
bell. Die 6erren Gb0s. Gialf, 1u.
liuB 3orn. 5ofDb De6sr. a[bam Tles
ber. Wdx Mei5. Robert NupIe fosaisu
burG Iutaiee 1ertr6oe, hot ~ o.
NOR nic4t auSsino.
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Jnfanirt
YSuroen geifern bic mensn Weamiea
oes W. 8 2gile Ysfens,
@. q. 81.

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Womens Relief Corps 30. 134.
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5errn Sobn Brintman in ihrs Iemisr
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oes Womens Relisf Corps BON Grou
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Wosel eeIeitet tpurben.
4uberbem selanste Elm biibfh.s uno
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oesiamasoriIdes qrcaramm sur
Surhiiibruns. Der gdperiihe Wdrs
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rem ansebOrise. bic iih In erober 3abl
.ing.funoen batien, ourh mebrere
prdhtiss 9ieoerporirGgs. 6err Sphn
Soffmann .erniete fiir mebrere biibife
Soil tpoblperoients 4n.ri.nnuns unb
dubsrosm mohien iih um ben muiiios
IiIhen 3beil bes proSramms nod bi.
gei9tpiiter iJrl. Greba unb 1rI. 6eIen
5of.r perhient. 0ernr un.erbielien
nod GrI. CLARA Hrinfman. GrI. eli.
lian 5orn nnb GrI. Sulio 6union bic
6dfe burh bubfhe DetIamoiionen,
fiir bic ihnen reifxr applaus ae,oll.
fpurbe.
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Die iln9it ertpdhlten neuen Btams
ten bts Rornooh Repubiienn Club
unb Sipar: prGfbeni. Games N. Rib
bell; /. 0i5e prdfibent. 8. G. Cor;
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Sobn Snpber IT,, 0eorge 8. Stdcep
unb 8. 9. Staamon, tpurben seftern
abenb i'm 6ouptauartier, Der eagles
9ols. unier entfprehenhen 6eierlins
seiten in ibre aemier eingefiitrt.
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Jrau anioineiie Wsrner Wefi, GrI.
Wprtle Warner unb syrI. Worie
Games ols GoIiit.n, tam 5ur Durts
fi!brung. unb auberbem fpurben bon
Deri6isbsnen Rebnern MnipraHen sss
hdlteu.
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ti3ens Club I'm SiioiIhen GettIement.
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iisn Sobn 6. 1errp pom eriien 1ifritt
ipsesn 9runienbeit nuf bic Dousr bon
Is 1as.n uno duBerbem mubte FERN
auh ben GntbdItiamieiiseib ablegen.
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bonn Siderheiis Tireiior Scott
email gum Subitiiut poIisifen ers
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