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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
NAUGHTY MARIETTA 2

The first big comic opera to tour {1,is section will be seen at the Park theatre on Monday night, when MT. oscar Hammerstein presents "Naughty Marietta" the new comic opera Dy Victor Herbert and Rida Johnson Young. The score is said to be of xenuineA comic opera caliber, the or cl1estr ations being rich in harmony, the ensembles inspiring and in a vide rauee of tempes and the solo num- bers pretentious The book is in two aets and of type that IS rarely seen on the Anheffcan sta ge IT fne Eesent day. . The scene is laid in NeF Or leans in the year 17S0. when wood- men ranged the forests, Spanish sen- oritas and beautiful quadroon slaves mingled amid picturesque surround irKs that passed with the old Louis1- ana. and where chivalry was well known and heroics were the common places of life The hero is an Amer sican captain, of the forest rangers; The heroine. Naughty Marietta', the Slaughter of the noble D'Alte1a has run away from her home in France and arrived in New Orleans which at that time of her arrival is under the fear of the famous and mysterious buccaneer, Bras PriQue'' who in real- ity is Etienne Grandet, son of the Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana, a willy old fellow. who knows the iden- tity of Bras Prique' and shares in the spells of his son. The buccaneer has sunk one of his majesty's ships. upon which was Countess Marietta D Altena, and the King of France has ofered a reward for her return. Mari setta is saved by Captain Richard Warrington, an American frontiers man and leader of the rangers. TO conceal her identity, she assumes the role of a Casquette girl and obtains employment in the Marionette thea Ire, belonging to Rudolpho, an Italian, whom she persuades to pose as her father. Etienne falls under her charm and is about to force her to marry him, when Captain Richard discloses Etienne's real character, and then marries Marietta himself. The sale Of seats opens tomorrow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
WEST HAVENERS THREATEN TO APPEAL TO PUBLIC
 UTILITIES COMMISSION

Three hundred citizens of West Haven have signed petition re- ouesting that the cars on the Con- gress avenue line be run to Savin Rock instead of the car barns dur ing the winter. A committee has been appointed by the signers, consisting of H. A. Horton (chairman), E. T. Hyde. Jr., and Louis A. Siberian; and they will present the petition to MT. Punderford of the trolley com pany today.
 The members of the committee state that if the Consolidated's action is adverse, the petitioners will carry the matter to the public utilities com mission and endeavor to secure a
 First Selectman Robert Main has been chosen to discuss the case with Mapa9ar. PundarfQcd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
FREE TO THE RUPTURE A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Operation, PaIn,
 Danger or Loss of Time.

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 This means better health increased physical ability and longer life. My free offer is too important to neglect single day. Write now Simply mail coupon below. Do it to-day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
.ashion Show Taboos Extra
 Tight Skirts
(Spcial from United Press, !,

| IOpOIdI O1IHtCd
 New York, Sept. 21-Backward the star of fashion takes it's course.
 Milady, having had her fill of extra tight skirts and a minimum of ma terial, will, this year, revert to the styles of years ago, when garments were more roomy and even more cost ly.
 If the fashion show, now open, is any criterion the up to the minute woman, this winter, will bedeck her self in gowns which are reminiscent of the .Elizahethan era, or the early Victorian period and-this being just 50 years since the Civil war-of the hoop skirt age.
 Besides the Egyptian and Chinese ornaments so much in vogue at the present time, modistes say that fur will be much worn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
ENTERS THROUGH TRANsOM.
Detective Captain Dunn Issues Warn
 ing Against Athletic Burglar.

X New Haven. Sept 21-Captain Dunn, of the detective bureau has is sued a warning to business men not to leave the transoms over the doors of their stores open. The warning comes as the result of two burglaries on Tuesday night.
 The Atlantic Pacific Tea company reported that somebody had crawled through their transom and taken a small sum of money from the cash register. Nothing else was missed.
 Felix Caselena, who keeps a saloon at 112 State street, complained that somebody got through his transom, also. and took $2 which had been left in the till. A small quantity of wet good was also missed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
N. E. o. P. DEPUTIES MEET.

An enthusiastic meeting of the dis trict deputy grand wardens of the New England Order of Protection was held at New Haven yesterday in Elm Tree lodge room at which there were present from Bridgeport Grand Vice Warden James l.. Christie, Wal lace A. Smith, Mrs. Theresa Bradley and Mrs. John T. Rockers to listen to encouraging reports regarding the financial condition of the order by Supreme Warden David Sherwood of Providence, R. l., Past Supreme War den J. w. Chapin and Past Grand Warden F. E. Hill of New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
DOCTORS TO DICTATE
 WHERE AMBULANCE GOES

That the doctors at the Emergency hospital are the ones who shall at all times be in charge of the ambulance, was decided last night at a meeting of the Board of Charities, the ques- ton having been put up to the board for settlement.
 Often there arises some disagree ment between the doctors and the chauffeur as to the speed for the am bulance, and the direction it should take in answering a call. To prevent friction. the board has placed the matter wholly in the hands of the doctors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
THE PARK
,.,-r,v, V, .pa,fvArr sEcRErARY.'

stocx company theatrical managers those experience with the various iastes of the public leads them to form definite conclusions as to tne 4,,onniarity of certain plays, have a kepsrai maxim that is uniyersal. When they want, to please their audi snces most with a dramatic oilvUns, When thsy want to make these same auol- saces laugh loudest and longest: tarw Tbis 19gs
 cnaftfon prevails in exactly the same sSanner in England where CT MT, o[,eG;a1. q; 1 S.s rsayed to crowded houses in The $riyate Secretary for over 1000 per 5rmances, Surrounded by his cap ehIe company, MT. Bancroft is max Sn~ a tour of America and. meeting g rifh the srestest sntnusiasm snalia,nr if me .cnnced by the great majority of fheatreeoers as the funniest charac- ter ever presented on the stage. MT. 6ancroft is bplnging his big produc- f5on to the Park Theatre tonight ss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
FLEECES GIRLS OF $6O. Confidence Man Leaves Youthful I'm migrants Destitute of Money.

New Haven, Sept 21.-The police are now around looking for con fidence man who fieeced three young Polish girls out of $60 on Tuesday. The youngs man met the girls in New York and learning that they were coming to this city, offered to guide them around. He went with them in a hack from the union station here to the home of Miss Josephine Saw ish, at 16 Barclay street, and there, after getting SEQ from each to pay the hack fare, slipped away. The young man was we'll dressed and could speak Polish fluently. This was all the money the girls had and left them destitute.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
KILLED BY TRAIN.

New London. Sept. 21.-Richard Congdon, of Summer street, aged about 20 years, was struck and killed by the New York express yesterday afternoon, in the Montauk avenue cut He was walking the track and in avoiding a west bound train was struck by the express and badly mangled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Irne L. Southworth has gone to South Hadley, Mass, to enter Mount Holyoke College.
 Mrs. e. W. O,Shea will entertain the Ladies' Auxiliary of Letter Carriers with whist at her home, AS Maplewood avenue. today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
COMMANDER CORNWELL OF NAVAL MILITIA RETIRES TO
 BE SUCCEEDED BY FEB. HILL

New Haven, Sept 21.-Capt. Frank s. Cornwell, commander of the Naval militia, has retired after Is years ac- tive service. He will relinquish his duties, Nov. A, and in the meantime his successor, who it is thought will be Ebenezer Hill, Jr., of South Nor walk. will be elected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-21
HARTFORD BUTCHER SUICIDES

Hartford, Sept. 21.-Max Weider- man, a butcher, committed suicide yesterday at 294 Front street by drinking carbolic acid. When he took the fatal dose he held an infant in his arms. The baby was unharmed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20
Der @ablratb
&irO geranSernugcn bcSiiglidD Der
3niammcuictuug osr gre3infte
nOrnebmen.

Der Dablratb bei6lOb gsitern cine
8erGnberung, Die cine 0ermehrung Der
3abI Der 8ablpre5iHtte in Der StdDt
CUR 5OIge babeu tpirp. Die Bre5lntte
ioasn 70 arrangirt Deroen, paB telner
mebr a(s 300 Bd6ler sutbdIt, nab.
reno gegsupdrtig in etnSelneH pre8tnts
ten iiber 500 DdbIer anidfig itno.
Qgenn bic Stimmgebsrad6l etDas
glei6mdBigsr pertbeiIt lit, 10 miro Die
4rbsit Der Dd6trihter an ben Babltas
gen i6nsasr erLsDigt perosn tOnnen,
beiOHbsrs oiirfts Dieiss iiir Die toms
msnos Bdbl geItsn, oenn ieosr Bdblsr
tptro am BabIta9e niht periger uls S
Stimm3ettel gu martiren erbaltsn,
udmIi4 Den 3sttsl nit ben aunotbatsr
fir bic Staotrpdbl; einen 3ettet NIT
Den ShuIratbstunbionten; einsn 3ettel
nit ben RidtertanDtbaten, sinsn 3ettsj
fir bic 8erfaHuRgsperduoerun9 uni
eIuen 3ettel fir gouoausga6eu.
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Saberii9er Msdtinerbcr.
asn,ert i'm Csesn heuis abene uuisr
Rituirfnng tiiAtigsr Soliiten.

Der gaperii6e WGnnsrhOr, Der
beute abeno I'M Soepn ein srobesaons
asrt peronitaltst, perioIgt oamii ben BE-
ipHnersn 3iped, einem moalidii greben
gubIitnm bic Sh6nbeitsH oes peuts
iGenWGnHergsianss porsufiibrtn. aus
eitiem Grunns Finbst bos Ron3ert bel
frei.m gintritt itatt. uno btr 9erein.
Der sublreihe Ginlnbtdrten ousgtihidt
bat, bofft 5aperiihtlid auf ben Bdad
befreunbetsr 8ereine. usberbdupt 1T
Jeber piLIiommsn, oer it'd, fir Bran
neroeiana intsrsiTirt. Der Wdnnsr=
DIOR bat untn i.inem 5irissntsn Ras
pellmsiftsr ecuis 6srrmdnu cine aH'
sabl Gb6rs .iuftuoirt. Die probtn
iinb fuft Elm san3es 5abr lang nit 81
fee betrisbeu pOrben, foooB bic Qifosr
einsn unsttriibtsH Genub neriprs6en.
5ernsr 1T Jrl.RepdR,mbt. cine beeabt.
iunss GdHstrin, sur WitDtrtuns ge.
tponnen uno audi 8irisent GouisG Gerra
mann piro tiniss 0iOlinIeli 0orirnsen
Der betannts unb beliebte 0ereinspr6.
iiosnt Serr Sobn Soffmonn lpiro tben'
falIs nit stnisen Soil oufDarisn uni
aud sr tpire nit fsinsr trrfflit ssf6ult
ten Stimm. tpiebtr Jurors MAIDEN
Eas beutige Rpnssrt bes 8dperiiGer
WGnnerhors neripriht aIfo in iebsl
gs5iebung senubreih 81 tDeroen.
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Inter 8oriiB bss 5srrn Soiepb
WeIngartner uno Der prototoGfu6s
rung bss 5errn Sobu 0ieboIo fdnb
geftsrn 4bsno bic regelmGBige Der
fammlung bes obi9en 8sreIns ftatt,
in pslhsr 3bn6dIt an bic srtranttsu
Utit9Itsoer RitOlas 8srn, Eran3Ofsr,
6ermann Dol, 8arl 6eB, Dm. &ubs
Ter uno GarI Reioharo bic iiblihe I'm
terituBung angepieisn puroe. 0as
WtttgIie0 Wm. 9oIDihmtbt, Der ges
gsrDdrtig in Sunman, Suo., auidTig
1T, 6erihtets sbenfaus. bab sr pier
Wohsn tront gstpeisn lei unb sr srs
belt bic porgeidrie6ene llnterftiibung.
On pem 8oltsfsft bes 9eutihs
4meritaniTten Stdbtpsrbonoes, bas
am q. Wat in Rethratbs part Ftatts
finost, piro fia Der gsretn in Cor
pore betbeiligeu uno gu oieiem 3pede
aud i.in eigsnes 6duptquartier belle
qen. 8esuoIi6 elmer ginlabunq bss
D.utThsn aQg. prot. Daiienperetns
Bu oem am ID. Ndi itattfinbenoen
Triihiabrsfeft ermdbnte Der PrGitosnt
bic UsitoIisber, ft nod bsiten Srdfs
ten su betbetligsn uue oooura ben
gorItano oes Snftituts in fsinsm Be
Itrebsn, bsitsns fir bic Datien gu
'orgsn, gu unteritiiBsn.
Die 5abnsJsier Iou bon osm Der
! Elm ebenfdus uuf oas Bette untsritIBt
| perben, unb aud an BEN beute 4benc
/ i'm Cbeon itatfinbenosn 8ou3ert bsa
gapsriib.n W6nRerhors ruerben nd
pie Mttglisoer mad beitsu &rGften BE-
! tbeiIiaen.
Der 9ori6Iog, bob fir biejsni9sr
Witqlisoer, bic % Sabre ununterbro
den benz 8ersin nngeb0rt haben, eIn,
Dirt GbrenoipIom Ooer ionft stns Gus
ssihuuna trsirt tpsroen foae, faHo al
qemeinsn &ntIdng. uHo uuf AutrQi
.rnannts Der grdFbsnt Die 6srrer
Grleptin, aueuft prin3bdh unoWm
Dupps aIs QusfduB, um bic angele
otnkit 3u bsrutben uHo oortiber II
elmer Der nG6ftsn gsridmmluRgsn 81
berihtsn.
Serr Sobn 5arrn 9OestIs purO
aIs neues Ulttglieo aufgenommsn UNI
6err antOn 3immsr IT,, 25O3 5ol
Ftsao Strabs, aIs ioldss Oorgei6lu
gen. Sin aus ben 5errsu Beuoe
2ubtpig, So'epb Subm uno Wartt1
S1toris beTtebsHoer QusihuB Uiro Il
ndhftsr 9<rIdmmluug iibsr oas auf
nabmeg,iub berthtsn.
/ Das Arrangements s9ommtttee III
oas am 2. Sult in Reidraths Bart 9
peranItaItenbe pitHic oes 9sretHs be
ridtete, oaB bic 8orberttungsn bette
|. Tortihritt ndbmsn.
Die ginndbmsu oes Gbenos betru
aen 800 uno bic ausgdbeR $40.
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5ies unO 9as.

- 6srr 9srbsrt groB, Der an Der
IniperIit6t pon SuinOis Suuitses
fti9ts LEFT. bdlt an 9onneritas
4bsnb, 27. aprtI. in Der QuIa Der
urtpsrIitGt sinsn 8ortrag uber mi
helangeIo uls 9ilobauer".
- RGdftsH 5rettag abenb ftuoet
in ben RGumen Der RdturbiitoriI den
9eienI6oft, 312 8rouopap, cine Der
iammlung Itatt 3tpeds 9riinbung Ell
nsr uFtrOnDmii6sn 8eieui6dft. Ber
f6 fir 6immsIstunbe interefirt,
tann Witgliso Der 9eieqihoft peroeu,
bic fonobI aus Mdnnern pte aus
Grausn bsitsbt.
- Gonrao g. Denoel bon Ro.
17O4 Sbelbp StruBs puroe gsitern
Don Siherbeitsoirsttor Scott Snau
gum 5ilfspoliSi'ten srnannt. auBer.
benz ernaHuts Der Siderkitsoirettor
nod sSulius q. GngsIts BON Qo. 945
Gentral 4psrue gum 5eusrDehrmanr
uno Sobn :. Bibbons gum Stations
ialieBer.
- Weopor Shrpab srnanHte geiterr
4nnd RcGrsgor 3eitlpeilig gun
RohtcIsrt in ben 9uptuons fir an
iiedsnbe aruntbeitsn i'm neusn ItGoti
Then 5oipituI. 8as nit Der StsI
luna oerbuubsne 8sbolt belGuft I'D
auF 500 ben Utonut,
- Or. gbtporo Rdd bonn Cane Se
minar bdlt am Samitas absno in be
9resbpteriansrs&irhe on 46tsr I'M
Glm Strabs untsr ben aufpt8ien be
Saturoap Rigbt Club eiuen iaufrirtsl
8prtrag iiber oas rGntitsbsn Der eng
| Iif6en Bibsl". Gs lit Der 300. Subres
tag Der snsliIhsn gibeIiiberissun
burch aonig csatob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

Ter iiebtn Sabre aIts Gres. Dernistt
BON einsm EirabHbabnwassH
absrIabrsH nns get6etet.

einen iG6en 5ob faHo aeFern RAD
mittaa 0sr Z Sabre alte Uren. Sern1
sott BON Qo. 2024 Ghio aDtnns. Ter
anabs ipielte nit DerIhi.oenen al'
an Der McWidtn aDsnns
uuo als sr Dor pem 6nufs ITO. 229
gpeft WcRt6sn aDenue bic StraBe
ttsussn polite, ranrte er oiretf Dor ben
StrasenbabnpaasH 80. 3 otr wlcIsi'
ten.T.ain Qinie. WlptorFiibr.r 5oitpb
Soroan perfutte ieiu W0glitftts. bsn
N,daen gum 4nboltsn au brinstn. islre
gemiibungtn parsH ieoo1 Der9ebltn
unp Der anu6e lpuroe nieosrgerdnui
uno 10 ihfpsr perlsst. cdb .r Dtn'gt
Winuten fpdter itdrb. Die feline aeihe
tuuroe erft noh Dem ftdbtiifen 5cipts
tai un6 BON bort mad Der Worgue
iibsrfihrt, no fis sinise 3eit lpdisr
RON pem Batter, Strrn Soitpb Bern
sott, Der oh oes ihtp.ren S4itfdIs'
fttloaes, Der ibn eetrorren. uollig Hit'
ceroeThmettert mar. ioentifi3irt tDuros.
Uaotorfiihrsr Sof.pb Joreau tDnro:
pon oem goiisiitsn WtIIer untsr ber
Gntlnes bss 5obtihlass rsrhaftet, ie'
bot fpdt.r ssgsn giirgfhaft tuieosr ir
}rsiheit gsfest.
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Gterblid3f sberidt

albcresto Wdribou. 60. 2916 BUR-
act 3D., aungsnssfarpiir.
Dlaao0lsne 2eisr. 1911 Dine Ctr.
aliersi ihsp1hs.
William GroB, q. 434 WeFt 9.
Gtyobe, RiersnIeioen.
asnes MaHins. %, Collins Ap..
1aIITuhi.
Sissie Toners, 4s, 121 Ia. Gtrobs.
6irnh0utenisiinbune.
ssennis TONERS. ~. 121 IA. 5irobe,
0sr3ltiDen.
anna Snr,iHsr. 85. 2150 Goth
Ctr, arebs.
Mnnn G6umaher. az, 1920 Sobn
Gtrabs. G4suinofuht.
Rihnel asotina, 55, SO5 Oit 8.
GtroBe, Qunsenent5iinouns.
Wlor CitermaHn. 80. Wooohurn
alp., Qunaensntsiinoung.
Tgolp Glift. Is, ct. 5cispb. g..
Inberfulois.
Ufarp ailspar. 54. $40 God Ctr.
0srbisiotn.
Charlotte gmins. SO, 906 QdfIau
GtraBs. aunsfntntsiiHouna.
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BON gerndrbins Witte; grunbsisen.
tbun $4,000.
Gouife NisDerbdufer III 0dhlaBDers
ipaltsrin Don Gbds. syrtb. Rieberbaus
fer; perfondIisn $500.
Dsp. GnuspferIiHg III 9eitnments'
bollItredtr pon gmilie S6uspferlins;
psrEonalieH $016.94.
Gbos. n. gifhop III 1sitaments.
polIitrsdsr poH Geo. o. 8ifbop; perfo.
nalien $75, 900, Grunbsigentbum nod
unubgeThGBt.
6orab 6pmdn III QahlaBD.rpaIt.'
rin BON elins 6pnan; perIcnalier
$1,000.
Der psrionlifs Rd6ldb Der amdn'
bd q. Dspcu betrdet 1850; oerjsnig'
Des SOfspb R. 6orinen $500.
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Tie JubeITeler Der NeHuer.

5iir bic 5tpsttdgiqs Subslfsisr Der
Rsuner anIdBlih Der DOR fiiuf8te Sab
zen trfolgtsn Gtumufsruug oss Regis
nsuts TIT alles bereit uno poruusiihts
IT'D piro fit biefeIbe gu sinsm srbes
benoen Greigutb gsitaIten. Die Jeier
an Sumitdg Ra1mittag in Der Wlss
mortal Snae beginnt am 2 llbr gtahs
mittaQs. Nm Snmitos abenn IL
Rube, uter bic fir ben Sonntag In
ausiicbt aencmmenen 5eittpitntsu
Derben aud ben abeub IN Arfprat
nshmen.
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Ia6 europa!
Neieroatipn BON 3aiiiten
Gui alien
9ampfer.Sinien.
0ef1iel
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tsSriefe.
8eifes8dfie beforgt.
Western German Bank,
Gde IL. unb gine Strafe.


Slid i'm llngIut bate geiteru
absnb Die febs Sabre alte ROiagebr
mann, BON 30. 1912 Wtoore StraBe.
Die RIeins puros gsftsrn abeno ees
gen aht llbr, als iis an Der 8ine uno
2ibertp Strnbe iibsr ben 5abroomm
lief, BON einem Strabenbabnpagen
Der Roro RortpoooIinis nieheraerannt,
Die tieine 0erungIidte tpurbe I'm pa-
troltpagen nn6 benz ftdntif9en 6ofpia
tal eebrad5t, ipo Is fih berousitellte,
oab iis sienlic4 slimptliA banpn1s.
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unter Der alntIdee bes Wsorbss IN
Daft unb Isbnte es asfterH ab, irseno
ipelde ausfdgen su MAIDEN.
Qlnbretp Wibmsper, Der 6obn zines
slemalisen poli,iiten, fdstt aus. Dab
bic 9eronlafTuns su Der psrbdngH!B'
pollen grigelsi cine gdns gertngfugIBe
mar. Der Sobn Rebbs battle oer
Sohter Srnins i'm GpoB cine Dtits
NIT aaffee aus Der 6anb gdhlagen
unb Der Rdffee mar iiber oas Srottoir
aerftreut iporben. Garaufbtn tpdreH
bic Batter aneinanber aerotben.
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Ter ssrsia .SHssxit.

Coroner Or. Gce teeonn stfttrR
NIT benz Snqasit In BEN JdIle BON
Muffin Jrrin. Der befanniIih am
Edmftoa ben 1erIesunesn srItgtH In.
bic ibm Dor tiniser 9tit gei<sentIif
einer qriiasIei pon einem N1mb1r,
Nomeas aarrtnts Rebb sugefiig.
sDorDsa lDosen. Fsss .hslinhss iA
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9ias bem YDIi3eigeridjt.
Hollttn ant StraheHranb ansgeben,
aber bic GrpeoitiOH miklans.

Ben Weds pon 30. 431 Belts Ctr.
uHb Games Gibroff RON gbieaso tpoas
Ten n1dili6er WeiIe .insn 5traBens
rdub bese1en, bisIisn ss abtr fir
nothDenbie, ii6 pOrber sehOrig Wuts
ansutrintsn. gu oisIsm 3tped briids
ten iie BET bem Birtb Sobn Mepersnte
an Der 5iinftsn uno Ulounb Strabt
bic Shoufsnitsrfheibe elm unb lang
ten iih cine glai6e Dbistp. Das
Riirren bes 9loies mar uber pom ben
ppIisiittH @uetblein unb Cbgsrs pes
bort iporoeH. aebttrer uabm ben
WanH beimWidel. Der iih ipdtsr Sibs
rolf narfHts, unb goli3ift 9ustblsin
Iebte nem anoern Hdh. CT feuerte
spti G6iiTe in bic Cuff uno oertpuns
bette NIT elmer britteH Rugtl ben sglies
benbsn an Der SdHo. Dieter lief ies
bod meter, big sr Ibtr siHeR Stein
ftOlpsrtt unb 3u gale fam. Gbe sr
iih piebtr erheben soHntt. bdtte ihn
Der gsumts ebsnfalls bsim ardeen.
Gr ndnnts lid, Ben Weas uno CAB
ipdtsr gu. ndb er fhcu mshrfdh nit
ben Bebornen in Gonflift ssfDeien lei.
Rahoem sr I'm 5olpital perbunbsn
mar, tpuroe CT eingsiperrt. Die Bel
ben ipnrptn einise StunoeH fpdtsr i'm
golissia.riht porgefii1rt. sic be-
tanHttH I'D, oes einbruds ihulbia
unb Durbsn oon Rihtsr 8ooe untsr
lie $1,000 9iirgihaft Den GroBse'
/ Thiuorenen iiberipieieu.
| War Rsblih pon QO. 1407 pleuiani
| Strobs puroe tpeeen 3runisHhstt 81
ben Rotten p.rurthtilt. Der Jall II
niht TO sans obns. Reolih ift psrbtii
rotbet unp 0ot.r zines ainots mi,
er bebdupt.t, lei ihm ourh ods II
Berlin srfclgtt ableben iein,r Ruttel
Elm 8ermoaen pom 500. 900 5ussfclsn
Or babe iih auf btm Wese su stnsu
| 4nludlt befunbtn. I'm oemislben 81
grbf6aftsangelts 3u iibsrtrcgen
| an Der Oft front StraBs - ME c
bort 9inseiommsn. fdgt sr ntHt -
babe sr bic 9stonntfhdft eiHsr bdrbi
| osu oeura6i. Diei. babe ibm Gel
| uno Ddpisrs geftobleu uno Don ibrsr
Dclun i.i sr iDeibIih bur6gsprusel
porbeu. au6 i'm poliseigeriht bite
ReSli6 seitern bei Der erbf6aftsss
fdi6te, bod mar mnH ieinen Ansnbsl
oeaeniiber etiuas iteptiih.
Thomas 3ierntB bon Sgrponpiu
DclIte am 9i.nitag itineu GuartoIs
BURT bsfriebieen unb 3irar IN be
| gD;rt16nft BON 2ouis 6elmliHs q
Der Usabiicn Rpab. dis Der @irt
auF gesabluns beitonb. purce CT IN
semlrblih unb pcIis nlIss turs IN
, tisin ihlaasn. Gabei fam er aba
fHle3i meg unb oubroem tpurbe
! aefiern Tsprsen nod 5u 80 5agen vi
beitsbous unb $50 Gefoitrofe ptrnr
! thsiIf.
gmres grnder bate Don cer
lWirth aeuis aun3 $500 NIT oeI
; Muftrog srboltsn. bdfiir in ein,
6anbluna Wbistp su ioufsn. Brud.
Dsrtrani isboH bos Gelo uHb Ionbs
J Ihliebli4 I6tper beirunien bel Run
: ipisber an. Tsrislbe perisane aber fs
|. nsn Spab unb Iisb Jpn sregeH lntel
: fhlaauns per6dfttn. Ri6ter Dol
, perurtb<ilie grudtr esitern su 30 III
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Ctts sirampfsrs SuHter sbsuS.

Ssute Dounsritag, 20.april, s ubr,
Fin6st in Der Central 9urnbalIs oes
belrbt.n aomitsrs Sunter IbeHo
ftatt.
Gloeeuees grOsramm ssLangt 5ur
9urhfIbrung:
SlaptsritId - JrI. 9era Dtopsr.
Der aetrdrtts 8atte. r's Wsartst1
Der f6par3e Rabi unO Die gslbe
Rub'u". TidIsttgsbihthen.
Otto Strnupfer.
n5R GourtiHg Of 0inab Shaoo".
Mrs. Glartce 2. Wsftbeimsr,
uon Der Cincinnati SaooI Of ers
preFtoH.
Die Ibomagndht" - 5rI. Daniel.
qRon lsbt nur sinmol", WaI3erIiso
Don Sobann StrauB - Otto
Strampfer.
MouOlos .9R 2tutOmObiIs". - SRI.
auna Ddrnsr, Don Der Cincinnati
Shopl Of GyprsFtoR.
2ieb - 5rI. Daniel.
elopieriiiit - Grl. 9sra gtopsr.
Die srpei geteraHen bon WIors Ia
9our" - Otto Strampfsr,
Carl umEauf 3itbsrtIub: 5rl. Ssttp
Gpeb; bic 5errsn ). 5inHeis, 3,
3ulsaer, +. Wlsper. WS. Cd, 3,
Traensel unb VI. RObrid.
MeaoinQ: Wr. ataotn, Wtrs. Gartes
G. WeitRtmsr.
aouplst vStaot uno Ganb" -- Sttr
5trampfer.
Defamation: Jrl. Ruth 9arrts Dor
Der Cincinnati ShOol Of erprsl'
lion.
Carl umIauF 3itbertlub. SIapterbe'
oleituns Srl. gera Wlager.
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0ebwrteu.

gSillidm unb Gftele Srintsr, 994
Din Ssrabe. anGbs.
actn nne Caroline 6eimIi6, 1l6
Rulberrn Ssrobs, Usdbfen.
g6arIes uRb aod 3obHsr. GOA
VencIetcn Strobs, anabe.
stphn unc alice WIebt. 3 gafoVefu
ap., RHobe.
Gbrarc une Rpia Ttpdle. 1424
grtmen Gtrabs, Rdo1en.
9bcs. unb gli'dbetb Disfen, 1892
Rihmonb Strabs. Ran6en.
gtarIes une gdrrp Cooper, ll9
Ganbers Gtrobs. TtdefeH.
Rartba unb ellie @oIffOn. 315
Is. Etrnbe, andbe.