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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
FIRE ROUTS TENANTS AND
DESTROYS CIGAR STORE.
Apartments and Tailor
Shop Also Damaged.

Flames that started in a manner
hat is still a mystery routed the ten
ants of a hve-family dwelling and
store building at 1911 Chadwick ave-
nue., destroyed the stationery and cigar
shop of Mrs. Ella Silverman, and gave
the firemen two hours of hard work.
William Steller's tailor shop, also on
the first floor, was badly damaged by
smoke and flames. while the apart
ment of James Collins, on the second
floor, and Frank Amy, on the third.
were also damaged. Patrolman Cort,
of the First precinct, turned in the
alarm. The firemen could not save
the Silverman store, however, and
bent their efforts to saving the rest of
the building and the adjoining houses.
Mrs. Silverman barely escaped with
her two daughters and 13-year-old son.
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of triumph, playing to capacity nightly,
and are settled on an indefinite en-
gagement at Morris S.. Schlesinger's
showhouse. A better opportunity to
judge the ability of the players and
the degree of la~vishness in scenic eff
feets and costuming to be expected in
forthcoming productions will be given
theatre-goers who witness the perform
ance of the racing comedy. "Wildfire,"
in which Lillian Russell starred for
two seasons
The play is unusually clever in de-
sign, crisp in dialogue, and so full of
action that holds attention from be-
ginning to end. 1t is from the pen
of George II. %Broadhurst, author of
THE Man of the Hour" and other
successful pieces, and G. V. Hobart,
an experienced writer for the stage,
Miss Mabel Brownell has another
great opportunity in the role of the
fascinating widow, and will appear in
a number of beautiful gowns, as will
Miss Belle Darcy. Miss Jessie Nc
Alister and the other women of the
cast.
All the characters in his play, ex-
cept the bookmaker, are agreeable to
meet. Clifford Stork has an admirable
role in John Garrison, who finally wins
the widow. Harry b. Roche will act
the part of the trainer, and Lee Ster-
rett will be seen in the i-mpersonation
of DR.. Woodhurst, reformer, which won
him favor in the past. Mr.. Wilson and
the other members of the company
have parts that will further bring out
their histrionjc powers.
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COOPERATIVE o TO
BE OPENED NOVEMBER |

A store owned by laboring men for
laboring men is assured for Newark.
November 1 or thereabouts has been set
as the opening date of the store To-
Gated at Eighteenth and Waverly G
nues, under the name of the "Ameri-
can Cooperative Store. of Newark, N.
j. The cost of running the business
will be borne by the $50 members of the
concern, who have bought shares in it,
and the profits viii be distributed like
wise. Credit willAhes cxtended to mem
bers out of work. and food. clothing
and household Necessities will be sold
at about cost. Only upion-made ar
ticles will be handAd Wherever pos
sible. Men. and wofhenfboth will be
eligible to membership. and can get
at the NewaIdS Labor Lyceum,
corner of-Tentft STREET AND Eighteenth
avenue, Saturday e5ehingt
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MANY ENHANCING FEATURES
IN NEW BILL AT PROCT0R'S.

There will be unusual variety in the
offerings at Proctor's Park Place
Theatre, in Newark, next week, begin
ming with the matinee performance on
Monday afternoon, with Miss Irene
Franklin and Burt Green as the de-
lightful headline attraction. Miss
Franklin has a new and particularly
charming character song repertoire. e.
Frederick Hawley, assisted by Miss
Frances Haight and a company Of
especially capable people, will hold the
second place on the bill, with the pres
entation of an intensely dramatic play
let, entitled The Bandit Harry
Linton and Anita Lawrence will have
third place on the program. They will
present a lively and tuneful musical
comedy sketch, entitled THE Piano
Store.' In a series of character songs
and witty sayings James Macdonald
will add much to the enjoyment of the
bill.
Among the other good things on he
will be Joe Morris and Charles
Allen, "the comedians with the pipes
(bagpipes). The Gordon Brothers n
Bob, a boxing kangaroo, will add zest
10 the enjoyment of the audiences
throughout the week. Miss Clara Stew
ems. 1.-THE international dancer" n
Miss Ray Vicara, 'the little girl sing
err" will appear in a dainty protean
act, in which will be combined music,
dancing and singing. Youna, a famous
Japanese juggler. will do some Won
derful feats of strength and agility,
and tho show will close with new and
humorous moving pictures.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
DRESSES WORTH
$4,000 IN PLAY
At THE NEWARK
Fortune In Costumes Alone for
"FOlies Bergere," to Be Pro-
duced Next Week.
PROCTOR'S BILL NEXT WEEK
REPLETE WITH SENSATIONS
Other PlayhOuses Also to Pre-
sent Performances of I'M
usual Interest.
.EoLIEs BERGERE." which put

"F'0Es55oH $4,000 ia5e the Pockets sa'S Of P the
modistes in New York, will be
produced at the Newark Theatre next
week.
When Henry B. Harris n Jesse l..
iLasky produced the "Folies Bergere
show at the worlds famous music hall
and restaurant in New York asst April
they paid out more than $780, 900 for cos
tunes alone. Few people realize that
the largest item of expense i'm produc-
ing a big musical production is that OF
lcostuming. 1t is a fact, nevertheless,
that fully three-fourths of the initial
expense of such an organization as the
"Folies Bergere" company goes to the
account of modistes and costumers
Figuring in the gowns of the princi-
pals, who, of course, furnish and pay
for their own frocks, and the hundreds
of chorus girls costumes, the state
ment of $50, 900 as an estimate for the
costuming of the "Folies Bergere'
ompan which at first sounds eXag-
gerated. can be boiled down to the
point where 1t will be revealed as an
actual fact. Let us start with the
principals.
" tlGll - 80
i play the role of Gaby de Lys, in the
Revue "Gaby,' which deals with the
affair of King Manuel. of Portugal,
and the famous French dancer, Gaby
de Lys, she was compelled to provide
three of the most gorgeous costumes
that an up-to-date Partisan modlste
could turn out. These frocks cost $1,000
apieoe. while an opera cloak which Miss
Guerite wears, cost her $500, and the
item of hats and shoes n stockings
easily brought the total up to $4,000.
Kathleen Clifford got off more lightly,
aa she PLAYS In male attire throughout
most of the show, but two frocks which
she wears cost 81, 500, while it required
another $500 to procure her assortment
of masculine garments made by the
most expensive London tailors. Miss
Ada Lewis, who wears only the
lsimplest frocks during the reVues, was
! compelled to expend SOU.
There are fifty girls in the Folies
Beraere company and each OF them
changes costume seven times during
the two revues. The average cost OF
their costumes, with the exception OF
The biR spectacle of nations, was $l00
zach. while the frocks used in the spec
taele of nations averaged $500 apiece.
There are ten girls in this spectacle,
which lasts five minutes and cost
Messrs. Harris and Lasky just $4,000
for costumes, which brings the total
-1es-teF- So sS51l,O00:
This does not include the costuning
of the ballet spectacle, Temptation
which was in the neighborhood OF
SIS, 900, so that the total costuming ex-
pense was nearly 100000.
It's a fact, pure and simple, that
Julian Eltinge in 1.-THE Fascinating
Widow is the most marvellous actor
that ever made a speciality of feminine
Characterization. 1.-THE Fascinating
Widow which is the work of the
authors of Madame Sherry comes to
the Newark Theatre beginning Mon
day, october 80.
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Case in which he will be assisted by
a capable cast. During the action of
the piece Mr.. Emmett will sing a num-
Der of his fathers song hits. Another
familiar performer Will be Harry
LeClair, who is known as the dean of
female i~mpersonators. Gallande, a clay
modeler, will occupy the third position
on the program. Harry and Francis
will make their debut before local audi
ences in a ho~dge-podge entitled Just
Nonsense" INA and Lorella will pre-
sent an acrobatic act. Edward and
Roll. White, who are billed as the
athletic entertainers, viii close the bill
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ACTOR IN SHOW COLLAPSES.

ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 2L-William
Hawtrey, an actor, while preparing for
a performance here last night sudden
ly collapsed.
Physicians who were called said the
actor was suffering from hardening Of
the arteries and that his condition is
critical.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
EMMA GOLDMAN IN NEWARK.

Emma Goldman, 90 wei known 20
need further republication than her
name, was in Newark last night. TAX
ing the stump dt Windsor Hall, 107
Broome street. Her subject was a lay
by Brieux, the Frsnch novelist. sew
eral Fourth Precinct patrolmen were
present, under orders from Captain
vogel to be on the lookout for riots, but
there was no trouble
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TO BE NEXT WEEKS
ORPHEUM THEATRE TRIUMPH.

As the third attraction at the new
Orpheum Theatre, Washington and
Court streets, Corse Payton has Sc
lected "Wildfire' for his company. The
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BETTER THAN SPANKING,

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed etting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum
mers, Box w. Notre Dame, Ind, viii
send free TO any mother her success
full home treatment, with full instruc-
lions. Send no money, but write her
today IL your children trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child; the
chances are II can't help ii. This
Treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
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1siclen uum 8crMit.

Qouis Rubuf6 BON go. 80 Grant
GtraBe unb Sobn 2eIeDrs DON IO.
1922 gelsitiaI Ctr, oerungliidteu gez
tern, ais tie nit bem GuitretAen beg
6auTes bes poIiSeiisrgeanten gbarlss
Barter, SO. 1876 Sft paDillon Ctr,
befhGftiqt parsH. 9as Sell, an mel
dem oas Shpsbeeeriiit biRg, uul
peltem bic bsibsu 2euts Itauoen, brad
urb Rubuit itiir3te in bic 5tefe, nab
renb ss aeTspre geIung it6 an oeI
Da6rinne fsft5ubolten uno oanH ar
Dem Sell bera55ugIelten.
Rubuih bate iih bel benz Sturi
ben rehten Qrm sebroheH uub mad
Der Qniidt Der 4er3ts i'm itaotiIhsr
6oIpitnl, mo er 4uFnahme fauo, aud
innere 8srIepungeu erlItten.
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Der Coroner begnnn seiteru nit isis
ner llnteriuhung be5iiglid oss 1ooes
BON Wiliiam Wainsectt, Don 30. 213
OF 13. Sirabt. Der ppr einissn IA
gen ON Der Ode bon Hroabpap uno
3wsitsr Gtrabe bon freo. aleiniobn
sufammenseIhoHen iuornsn mar. 9es
fisru iuurben sipei 9euesn psrbnrt.
nGlalih 5rcu Margnret Flsiniohn.
Die Satin oes Worners uno 2tRpp
WaiRseott, sin 8rubsr bes Grmorbss
ten. 1rau aIsinjchn sob an. nnb
Wainscuit, Der friihsr Aoitsaneer bel
linen ssipeien. iie tbdtiida ansssriffsn
ano ssipiirst bate. 6ierpon iei BON
perfhiebenen psrionen ibrtm gotten
Wistbeilung semati trorben unb bars
aufhin babe alsiujohn fih iofort fsis
nH Mepolper getolt nno flf auf bic
Sude nod Wainseoii semad..
Nainsfotts Bruner iaate aus, bdb
er SiG ais bic Ghiebsrsi paHirts. sus
fdiliger Wtift in Der ylahbarfhaft be.
funDtn babe unb baHn 3u isinem midi
stringsn GHifeeen snibsdt babe. eue
Der S4nerpernunbtts ftiR 8ruber isi
Der inn seeeRiiber bic Ismsriunu
rnohie: ~Dos mar cine f.ise That.
Weiiers 3eusen ipsrben b.ui. uernom,
men perben.
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Srei gerionen geitern abeHo bel
StraBeubabnuniail.n usrunglildt.

Sn fur3er 2(ufeinanberfolge tpuroen
qsiteru Qbsnb brsi psrIonen bei Giro
ben6abnunfd fdllen berIeBt.
Die Thpsriten 8erleBunger tru9
Der Strabsn6dbntonoutteur Walter
groots bon SO. 1905 8relpiter QDe=
nue bupon. 8rpots itiir5te geFtern
9tbenp g19su adt llbr run rtm Ncgca
Der 8tnsz9torpoob 2iE!s Den er be-
biente, an gesblss Corner ob. @r
ging nuf osm 2oufbrett entlnnQ, DAG
iaFo.ge oes Eeesns IGlupferig ocr1rz
ben mar ua3 ipdbreno oer Mal:H Mi.
Doler geihpinpisteit bahiniduIte,
qlitt groofs aus uno Itiir3te nit pot-
Ter Irdt aus isinen aopf ioodR er
momentau beipu 6tiGs mar. Gr nurce
nit bem goli3eidgtpmobil aa6 beE.
itdotiIfen 6oipl:ll geifafft D9 @r.
5oporo cine GebirEsrihiitterun9 tpa>
Itatirte. IS iii aGr niht ausJeihloi-
ZEN, odB groot3 innsre gsrlsBlngen
bupongetragen uno cine innereSlutunq
srlittsn bat Gem ,34itaIc 1T 5ten'
lid) bspentlit).
Bel einem 3uiammsnitoB on:Ide1
einem Wcgen pst God.cno Qir.e HHc
einem Wuacn oer 9jltrbale 2igis. Os'
1eitern 4beno gegenbalb aht uhr az
| per arsu3ung Der Carthage pite UNI
9len murp 4penue ftattFdno, ipuro'
Der Wei6enItsaer osr Big Sour 9at;
| Guaene golins Don 30. 1862 gBeI
Sehite Qpenus rerlspt. Ter 8dgtI
| Der 8lenb1ls Clinic fubr cine fur5
| Strede riidpdrts unp iauite nit 3Ism
litsr 8elpQlt in ben ihm unmttteIbdt
Folaenoen Waeen Der 2otldno 2tnte
Bel benz 3uTammenpraa rpuroe Gol
lins duf Die GiraBe geihleubsrt uni
trug i6msrS6afte Gusti6ungen on
Ruten oabon, pdbreno bic ubrtgel
paiiaaiere iouie bic 8eoienungsmann
Iaaft Der Wagen, oeren iih natlrlit
! momsutau cine bsoeutenbe Pdnit Be
mGttiqte nit nsm Shreden oaponta
| men. Golins uuroe auf isinsn Dunic
nab bem Seton 5ofpitaI gs5ratt.
8a8 brittle Spfsr Der StraBenbuhi
am aeiteriqen Nbeno mar Der so Jdhr
| ulte gbparo Jilten bon Riplsp, 8
Der on Der SrsuSung Der Bart 4ps
nu. unb Chapel Strabe oom Usage
iiel, als er i'm gegriff mar a63uiteigsr
gr itiir3t, auf ben aopf uno trug slr
| tiefe Gopfpunbe bapon. Sn anb:
trott i.ines hoben 2littrs i'll Der gu
tuno oes 8reiIes infcIge oes dusgs
itunesneu Stretens isbr beosntlit.
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Mmigetanht
ST Der Dtri9Hnnbens Ser. 8. Ggg'
leit0n als Soi0at in Der gan'
ossarmee.

Benjamin $. Ggslefton, Der 19ja9.
rige Sobn bss friiberen 9oit6eamten
Bm. 8. ggsIeIton, rpel6 2esterer ps@
gen llnterI4lagung 81 3lpet Subren
3uhtbaus pertrtbeilt iporoen III, Der
Dor einem Monut auf Der RsiIe bon
Reu Werito mad Sup Datotd ipurloS
oerf6pono unb auf 8etreiben fetner in
Wa1bin9tpn, .. g., lesenDen Wtutter
i'm gan5en 2anoe gsIudt Duroe, 1T
pte0er aufgetduAt.
Ginem BON ibm on feline bier Isbenoe
5ante gsi6riebenen 8rief 5ufoIge Eut
er Ii6 am 80. QuguIt b. S. BET bem 10,
Snfanteries sRegiment in ct. 2onis,
mo., arnsrben laIIen uno befinoet iit
| iebt in ZEN Seffsrion 9arraten nab:
Ct. 2ouis.
Die Idnte benahri6tigte iofort Die
Nluttsr uno Die Sude ra6 Dem an
qebIiCh 8srihnunoenen purbs eiHgsz
| itellt.
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WasegplDiion
Uerurladt in Dem 3aafs oes 5u5r.
mann's 9ags AroGe srsben S6aoea.
Irsi WitgIisber Der camille erIeiben
lelbte SsrlebnngtH.

Cine Ratur9assgrploiion, bic iiG
seitern abenb tur3 por feds nhr in
Dem Wobnbauis oes Jubrmanns bus
90 groBe, go. 1858 Sprtng GrODe
Ipenue. ereisnets, rihtete bsDtutsnbes
llnbeil an unb brsi Witslieoer Der 5a-
mile fpuroen perlsBt, a6er gliidliher
B.ii. fiRD bic 8erleBnngen uno
granbfpunben nur gdn5 unbeoeuteno.
Die Grploiion Duroe burh Elm Gdss
led Deruriaht, bus iif i'm 8slIer be-
fanb. Der 20 Sabre alte artbur
9roBe itedte, als sr ssitern abeno
tur3 Dor feds ubr in ben Refer sebeu
ipolits, an Der ataertbiir elm Strsia>
bol3 an uno i'm islben 4ueenblid sr.
folgte nit eiHem ipeitbin borbarem
anaa bic grpIoiion uno snar nit fol-
der Wuht. bab buhitablih Der gang.
porbsre 9heil bss 5aulss bis gum
@isbsl bemolirt purpe. artbur 9roiit
unb feline Is Sabre alte S6tpeiter
gliie ipurosn bur6 bic Wuht bsr gr,
ploiion gu 9ooeH eeidleubert unb Qrs
thur trug sinie. unbsb.utenot Brano'
fpunben an ben 6dnben bapoH.
5rau Qnnd Grobe, bic auf Der Be
runoa Dor pem 5auis fab, muros, b
audi Die Oeranbd 5ertriimmert ipuroe
in fusitem goeen in ben 6of ssihIeu
bert. fam iebDh tpunDerbare Wsife mi
nur gdn3 unbsoeuienosn Stramms,
bapon. Die Geuerfpehr ipuros fofor
rsquirirt, fano jeboh nihts gu thul
DOT, od i:in J.usr gum ausbruh es
tpmmsn iuur. Sn Der Radbarihdf
Deruriahts bic Grploiion naturgsmdl
cine sans risiise aufrsgung.
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Or. o. 8. Jid, .her uns pergargenss
Jabr in einsm forgfdttig ausssdrbeitss
ten 8ortragsentlus bic 9eI6itte Der
Deutfhameriiansr nobe gsbratt, nil
in oiefem Wintsr bds ,5ntersHe ieinsr
6orer fir TsutIhlono uno bic 8euts
fcben aeuinnsn. Der Gptlus umTdBt
% gortrdss. bi. berr Dr. Git IN eng
lifher Sprahe bait. Iieielben i'm
ben an Rittpo6 Rahmittagen 4 ll1r
15 pom A. Cttober on in Der II.
Diitritti6uls itatt. Wie reit6alt'g
ods Matsrial III. ipsltes Or. 6lt 5us
iammsnaetrdgsn reip. ourh feline en-
Crt unb StelIs gemahisn 9eobattuns
sen eeiammsIt bet. mag bic Ytsl'sltl3s
felt Der gbemota erbsatn. gtntas fei7
ner 9bemata iino: .Iie phgitoards
phie Dsutihlnnos". Der politiifs
Stntus oes TeutSdsn Reits"
.Rorppeuiftlano", .Nittslosutiaa
lamb. Siiobeutihlanb", Berlin"
Die @ariburs" Den Rfsin htnaut"
ferner olis unb nsut 2ittsrntur. aul'
trr. iotpis 8runos une gbardttsrSug'
pss beutften 2tbens uIlp.
Or. De 2isle Steipart non Der Sim
einnati glitronomiIhsn 9eIell' 'dat'
IhGlt i'm laufe n.s Wintsrs 80 popn'
|!drs Bortrdss uber gitronomis. oi'
ourh 9ihtbiloer erltutsrt perosn
Die gorirdas finntn abipsdIslno II
1isnitaaen uno Donnerftassn IN Del
Malnut Oils 3ipeigbibllothet lofpie 7
| Der Sberman Shule fiatt uno Stpdr II
sriterer um 7.30 uno $50 abenoi
uno in lesterer nm 4 unb um 8 uh'
Hahmittags, anfanseno am 3. rep
l5. Ettcber.
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8oIt3ift arsmmet bom fiebenten
1iitritt perbaftste gsIteru Ruhmtttda
in MabiionDias ben Subaber elmer
gillarbhaue Namens Ybtlip Burt
barb, tpegsu augsbliden 9ulbens eines
Gliitsipisls unb 4rtbur Rabs, II
Sabre alt, ylormdn Settler, 19 Sabre
alt, Wiliam Ssttlsr. Is Sabre alt
SoIepb Slider, Is Sabre alt, uni
Reomun Meitpes, 20 Sabre alt, Die e.
ongebli6 in flagrauti beim 9liits
ipiel erpiibt bate, psssn 1beiIna9m
an einem iolhen.
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(Gineeianot)
Yreoiser.ger.im unS Ereoiser-
aonierenS pereinisen lidl

2esibin trat in Der gp. Yrot. ct.
Uauls Eirhe, an Der Is. uno Rate
Strabs eine DeleeateH= 9eri riummlun8
proteftantiiher Yrsoiger 5uiammen, IN
Der bic i'm Suli eingelettets gsretnIs
aunq oeg Qros. Yrepiger Beretns nno
Der Qrot. prebieersaonferen5 uol3os
oen puroe. Die 9eriammluns puroe
auF 9orftlag bon paitor 8uitap
Sdmiot fmcassspprt) our6 pnitor
gilbert Stmiot geleitst uno nit 6e=
Bet eroffnet. Die RamenIiite ersab be
anpeienbeit Der foIssnoeu Dtlegaten.
9lus pem CT. Qpuis Eiitritt: bic gSoz
ftoren 8. 3. psHs!. 9. 2ebmsr, 5r,
Sort; aus bem Qittsburg Diitritt: DE
poftoren 6. O. Maqnsr. 9ultar
Ghmiot unp B. @eeie; aus bem Gin
cinnati 1iitritt, Die poitoren u. 9se'
nens. $. Glaus uno II. Snapp, ala
Teleaaten nes alien 0ereins; bic VA
itpren =. Semm, s. u. BOB uHo Gil
bert Shmiot BON Der alten GenIerens
2tuber bie'en paren nod eine Rsih'
(nsun), an ben 9srbaroluneen IN.
tereTirkr paitpren BON Gireinnat
uno umsebuns anrpeieno. giad Der
iefung Der Rolle foroerte Der Dor
iiBenbe Die gerichte Der ein3elnen Dt
| itritts =9erireter Elm, Die einftimmi!
bdbin lauteten, ooB fotpobl in pitts
bura, fpie ct. 2puis unb Cincinnati
bic Stimnuna a[ler elmer @ereinieun!
entaegentpmme. oab cine Iolde iDea
auf bas Drinsenoite ertpiinitt uni
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Dret)er 0anbseieae
gerind)t ben Weitanratenr Seipis Jiet'
finger amssupliinoern.

Gin aufresenbes abenteusr bate
ssItern Worgen 81 friiber StunDe Der
Reftaarateur Getpig Rettinger BON No.
I'll ssreemdn MDtnue. Sin anftdnoig
asfleibeter Wann, Der cine 3ai1e aai@
fse aetrunfen uHb me6rere 8roohen
gegefen bate, trut oann plDBlih auf
Rettinger 5u, legte einen Rspolper ouf
ben nift fpenig erfhredten Reitauras
teur an unb erldngts ods in Der &aife
b5inolite 8aargelb .Rettingsr lisb iid
jeboh nift perbliifisn, er oudte iid
hinter pem 2abentiid unb holts ieiz
nen bort Iiegenben 9tsDolpsr terOor,
Der Rdub<r CAB sinen Shub auf
Rettinaer ob, absr bic augsl ging
fehl unn ols bdnn Der 8urIhe fab,
oaB Rettineer befDaffnet mar, CAB sr
aerienaelo uno perItpanb, ebe feline
9erfDlsung aufsenommsn psrosr
tonnte.
Gtpa cine Stnrbs fpdtsr fam ein
Wann, auf ben bic BON Rsttiuoer ge-
eebsne geihreiburg oes Rdubers
pdBt, mad benz Rsitaurant an Der Gt>
Der 4htsn uno Gresnan 2tpenue uni
irat auf ben Gabentii6 gu unb mad:
te cine perodhtige gspsgung mad Del
5aife, als aerane mshrereaunosn oas
2otal hetrdtsn. Bei oersn an6lit lie
Der gurIhe, Der e. ohne irdgs au
Raub abgeIeben bate, oapDu.
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&erlegnng Ser &eitmooo GarIinle &c
mmnidst.

qrbeitsoirettpr Sunbmater tpirn
bemnG3it sine petition bon 8drgerH
Der "a. Waro iibermittelt tperpen, in
pelcher I'm cine @erGnoerung in Der
Route Der Beitpooo Strabenba9ns
linie na6geIudt ptrb. Die 4}etenten
lpo[Ien bic aoute bsrart Derdnoert
piFen, baB Die Bagen Der 2inie itott
iiber bic SshIte. iiber bic Siebent'
Qoenue psrfebrsn foleu, um sriters
bic iharfe Gurbe on Der Sehiten 4De
unp ganrillsr StroBe uno 3Ipsiten5
bic fuit unpermeioli6sn 8er3ogernn'
qen aui Dem Martt an Der QB. 8. &pe
III permeIpen.
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Mus ben, 93Dli3eigerid)t.

Gborles Molsr, Der betanntlI6 por
WohenfriFt ben Shantlpirth Grant
Drctpn, DON Der 0eorse StraBe, err
IhofIen bate. purbe untsr Der aFs
slaae oes Rcrbss obne 3ulaHuns BON
Diirsfdaft ben grobssihporsnsn
ikrtpisien.
WilIis Sphnfon. Der iit nHsrlaubs
tsripeiie bes Ir. Dolis sshOrisen aus
tDmobils gu elmer Dersniisunssfahrt
xoient bate, purot nm 800 be'traft.
gborIes g. Buleer, Der Dor elnt=
aen 9aeen nit DerIdieoensn ans
beren Dericnen Bel einsm anseblihsr
Gliidsipiel i'm Hurnet 9ouie abasfaBi
porben ipdr, beaHtrdgte elnen 9e'
ffporsnenproseb anb Der Jall ssasr
i'm ipurbs bis gum 80. SsPtembel
perfhoben.
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9lsine IardDbrenneriu.

Am 5raasnssilnaniB Der Gentrdls
itutiou bsfano lid ssitsrn elm Is Sabre
altss Wl1pnen, ons Die itdotlihen
gsb0rosu cine 3eitIang gum geitsn
hattie. Die GIsine puroe bon elmer
Ssrau 5immers aus SatleD na4 benz
8ureau oss mdaors Stpab 9sbra6t
unp ersdhlte bier cine ishr riibrfeIiss
Gelhihte. gle mamie FIh 8era gins
Ian, aa6 ibr 4lter nit 13 sSahren on
unb lupflte aus 1aptou, g., itammen.
Sie mar unse6lih BON ibrer Wsutter
mad Cincinnati gefunbt poroen, um
cine in CatIep pobneuoe Sante auf5u-
Iuttr, teren 4erefie re jsooch nitt
fpubte. Die alsiue mar porse'tern IN
Satlep planlns umbergeirrt bis Jrau
5immers iin fflieblifl ibrer annahm.
gluf bic Gr3GhlHng Der aieinsn bin
Iepte Iih Der Setrstdr Des Ulanors.
Serr Grams, nit ben 3aptonsr gehors
Dem telsphonifh in 8erbinpung uni
a. itsllte iih isbr balp heraus, baB oi'
Gleine BOG sefluniert bate. oa Nnmsr
unb aoreFe in Canton nIht itimmtsn
Darauf purbs iis ins 6sbet ssnommer
uno aeItnnD unter 1hrdnen ein, oaB N
cine tleine 1urnbrennerIn aus 5amil'
| ION, 8, tpor unb Bern gropn hieB
Die Gltern Der aleinen puroen Dor
ihrem auieutbaltsort in Senntntt
ceIest une bic GurhbrsRnsrin nuro'
| ceitern abeno pon ibrem Sntsl, oerrr
Rant Mation BON go. 1868 Goge
s,onn Sfreu,te Wlintpu Wldce dhnehplt