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Evening journal., 1911-01-12
Social and
Personal

Miss Ethel Wier has returned 60
Lima afte, a visit TO friends In this
city
Miss Anna Rowland, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to Media.
Miss Ethel Kipe visited friends in
Media this week
Mr.. and Mrs John Richards arc
the guests of friends at Harrington.
Miss Mabel Pyle has been visiting
friends az Elan.
NJ. II. King, of West Chester, was q
recent visitor in this city.
George ~ Cooper, of Worton, has
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Frank Turner. of Worton, is attend
ing Goldey College.
Herbert Pennington, of Chester
town, has removed to this city.
Mrs. Reuben Sattegthwaite, who has
been visiting relatives in Richmond.
Va. for about two weeks, Will return
on Friday.
Mrs Frank X. de Almond Is spend
ine this week with relatives at Mil
ford.
mrs. Sheffield Phelps. who is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Lea, spent the week end in New York
city She will start on Saturday for
her winter home at Aiken. s. C.
Miss Mary Mitchell OF MAYORS
Wharf. Va, who Is staying for an In
definite visit with the Misses Wilson
at Greenville spent the week end In
New York city.
Miss Lucy Quinn has been spend
ing some time with friends in Balti-
more
Miss Mary Wheatley, Miss Beatrice
Wheatley, Lillian Boggs and Walter
Mcvey spent last Sunday at Perry.
VILE
Miss Florence Grier. of Salisbury. is
making an extended visit 20 this city
and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mullin. ol
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, l.. Bonham. o
Newark, We're recent visitors in this
city.
Miss Ruth =. Richards has re-
turned from a ten days visit to New
ark friends.
Miss Verda Gessman. Of Newark
was a recent visitor I'm this city.
Miss Edna Webb has been the CUES
Of Miss Sarah Potts, OF Newark.
Miss Mary Harmon has been visit
ing friends az Newark.
Misses Edna Grove and Jennie
Greyson, of Newark. have been spend
ing some time with friends in thi
city.
Thomas Hobbs, Of Harrington. 4
spending some time with friend
here.
/, Phineas Van SAINT has been spend
Ing some time with friends at Stanton
Miss Sarah Eastburn. of Hockessir
has been spending several days wit
Wilmington friends
, Miss Josephine Wayland has "a
turned to her position after severa
weeks illness.
Miss Elizabeth Williams and Nrl
hiiie Redmile spent Sunday wit
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Winkelman and frien
spent last Sunday with friends !
Coatesville, Pa.
j. Roberts of Fifth and Bayar
avenues. is very IN a. his home.
e Miss Mae Roberts spent Sunday
s Philadelphia.
p Mrs. Mary King has been visitin
friends in Trenton, ~ ].
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
"WHITE WAY" TALK
ENCOURAGESHEINDLE

Officials of the Wilmington ond Phil
elphia Traction Company are en-
uraged by the favorable attitude TAX
"a by the Street and Sewer Directors
in their meeting on Tuesday, on the
project Of transforming Market street
into a white Way" through the in
staliation of the artistic lights such as
shown in front OF the Office building OF
the Traction Company
- Mr.. Heindle. of the company, said
today the suggestion of Mayor Spru-
ance that the city should bear a por-
ton of the expense Of lighting the
street, and the encouragement receiv-
cd from the Street and Sewer Direc.
tors impressed him that the matter Is
going I'm the proper channels and
would so take some definite course.
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Birthday Party.

A birthday party was given Miss
Lille M. Pyle at her home at Chester
Heights, on Saturday night Many
useful gifts were received. A very
pleasant evening was spent Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Pyle, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pyle. Mr.. Furey, Sr.
Mr.. York, Lille Pyle, Bella Pyle
Ethel Talley, May Bette, Dorothea
Pyle, Lettye Furey, Bessie Yeatman
Julia Pyle, Margaret Pyle, Mary Han
mum, Frank Talley, Samuel Jobson
Pennell Furey Elbie Talley. Donald
Pyle, William Talley, Of Claymont
Barwell Roberts, Herbert Yeatman
Venton York.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12

tive about the fuzzy growth on your face
bur ID is nothing 20 worry over. II car
be quickly removed il YOU win follow these
simple directions: Buy on ounce Of della
tone from the druggist and mix little
with water TO make a stiff paste Spread
thcky on the hairy surface and let re.
main two or thre minutes, then scrape on
paste and wash the skin carefully. This
removes the hairs without iniurng the skin,
and while delatone is trihe expensive, IL
does tho work and Is not az costly nor as
Troublesome as the electric needle.
4Patience: Gray switches are quite ex-
pensive and before buying ono 7 would ad.
wise treatment for the hair and scalp
which, am sure viii soon restore your
hair to its natural color and healthy con.
dition. splendid recipe 10 use Is tho fol
lowing Buy an ounce Of quinzoin from the
druggist and dissolve IN half-pint alcohol
then add one-half pinI water. and shake
we'll. Massaging the scalp gently with this
growth. overcomes that dry. harsh condition
Of the scalp. and restores the hair TO- its
natural color and softuess 10 would also
be we'll to use the canthrox shampoo men.
toned elsewhere in these columns.
Fay: Il wss rude Of your sweetheart 60
comment on your increasing fcshiuess. but
I do not think he meant 90 hurt your feel
ings by his ungallant remark. However, n
YOU will do aE suggest you can reduce
your weight and have q fine. plump fgnre
which he win admire. Get four ounces OF
psrnots from your druggist and dissolve in
l . pints OF hot water. then take table
spoonful before each meal. You will hnd
this the best flesh reducer you use, and
It is Inexpensive, harmless, and requires nc
dieting.
Tresses: (l) Evidently your trouble liel
in the soap with which you wash your head
and 7 would advise not using IT, for sham
pooing should invigorate the scalp, add lus
TIRE TO the hair and correct tho scaly condi
tion. (2) Dissolve a teaspoonful Of can
throX In teacup Of hot water and pou'
a little at a time on the scalp, rubbing
we'll as you do. Then rinse carefully anC
dry. You will find a few such treatment
make the hair glossy and easy 20 handle
while the scalp assumes its natural health,
condition.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot roach
the diseased portion Of the car There is
only one way 90 cure deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies Deafness Is
caused by an inhamed condition Of the mu.
cous lining Of tho Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is indamod you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing and when 10 Is
entirely closed. Deafness Us the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored 90 les normal condi.
tion, honring win be destroyed forever; nine
cases ont Of ten are caused by Catarrh
which Is nothing but an inhamed condition
of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured By Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars free.
y. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists T5c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
HEALTH AND BEAUTY ANSWERS
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

Anxious Ann: You ara right Too much
powder Is apt TO clog the skins pores and
cause hlackheads and pimply eruptons. J.
You try my spurmsx recipe I am sure you
will 1nd u just the thing Dissolve fous
ounors OF spurmax in half-pint hot water
then add two teaspoonrus glycerine. shake
we'll and Lot cool. Apply This incxpensiv.
lotion 90 face, neck and arms with palm Of
thc hand, rubbing gently until dry, and yoi
will be delighted at the freshness aud clear
ness Of the skin. II is also very hne foi
removing that shiny look.
Mrs. G.; Even at your age she face
should be soft and veivefy. Worry often
causes wrinkles, bu, a good massage cream
used regularly will correct this condition
~ a short time Get announce Of slmozoin
from the drug store and dissolve in half
pint cold wuter; add two teaspoonfus gly
cornei stir we'll and let stand over night.
Masshgnr with this cream jelly soon cor
iccts faulty compilations and hlackheads
large pores and wrinkles soon disappear.
This reeipe is Inexpensive and unfaiiing.
Mrs. J. c.. Liver spots and sailow COM
pe1ion are due TO internal conditions and
what you require is good tonic aud sys
tenn regulator / find kardene makes tho
best old fashioned remedy you can use IL
- easy TO prepare and costs little. Get en-
ounce OF ksrdene ct the drug store and dis
solve IN one-haf pint alcohol. adding one,
half cup sugar. then enough hot water 20
make quart. tablespoonful before each
iuehi soon floa the system OF impurities
clearing the skin and restoring the whole
body 70 its normal, healthy condition.
Optic: The structure Of the eyes Is very
delicate, and because OF their sensitvenesf
should receive careful attention when they
become dull and .listless or sore and In.
famed. tonic is as essential for good eye
sight as it is for strong, healthy body and
clear mind, and II you will spend a few
cents you cnn make your own and soon
overcome your troubles. Get an ounce Of
orystos from the druggist and dissolve in a
pint warm water, then with a medicine
dropper put one or two drops in each eye
This is harmless and quickly relieves sore
ness and smarting and gives a sparkle &c
the eye.
Myra: It is right you should be sensi
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
SEWINC CIRCLE MEETS

The L. NJ McAllister Sewing Circle
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Windsor, No. 73O Pine street Fri
day evening. The day marked the 21st
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Windsor. The Circle presented the
couple with q picture Mrs Anna
Walker, the president, made the pre-
sentation speech. Frank ORourke
Evening journal., 1911-01-12

sang several selections, with Miss Hat
tie Windsor presiding at the piano.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Minor, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Fallowiield, Mrs. Anna Walker. Mrs.
Webster Walls, Mrs. Joseph Moss. Mrs.
Mary Simpson, Mrs. Mary Whaloy,
Mrs Emma Conner, Mrs. Matte VIII
liams, Mrs William Green. Miss Hat
tie Windsor, Frank ORourke, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Sutton.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12

Another curious animal bred on
these highlands is the alpaca, which
has an appearance intermediary be-
tween a llama and a sheep and yields
from 10 to IA pounds of beautiful wool.
II crossed with the vicuna the wool
is even finer. In color, like the llama,
alpacas are black, white grey and red
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
FOrd-Crnssnn.

At silyerbrook M. 70. Church parson-
age yesterday afternoon Joseph Bow
ers Crossan, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel ID. Crossan and Miss Mamie Wat
son Ford. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Ford. were married by the
Rev. w. E. Greenfield Tho young
people were accompanied by Miss
Esther NJ Robinson as maid of honor.
and Richard d. Strong as best man.
They will live &C No S24 Poplar street
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
NISSAN Meeting.

Tho monthly meeting OF Women's
Missionary Society OF West prosby-
terian church will be held this after
noon in the church parlors. Tho an-
nual election of officers viii take
place and the annual reports will be
made. The communion service. which
is to be sent TO West Gate church.
Seoul. Korea, as memorial to the
late Mrs William II. Logan, viii be
ON exhibition.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
In Money Raising Contest.

There is an interesting contest now
going on between members Of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Ushers' Union The Whites" and
Blues" are working hard to raise
money for the church and so far the
Blues" are in the lead.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
Whltcnack-Wrlrht.

Miss Elizabeth H. Whltenack and
w. Thomas Wright We're married on
Tuesday evening by the Rev. r. r..
Vandyke. Following the ceremony tho
couple were serenaded by Bethany
Baptist Band. Upon their return from
\ wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
will live at No. 245 DUPONT street
Evening journal., 1911-01-12

For LaGrippe Coughs and stuffy Colds
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. II
gives quick relief and expels the cold
from your system. It contains no
opiates, is safe and sure.
\. b. DauIorth. Druggist. Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington. Dell
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
No Rehearse Minstrel Show.

Rehearsals for the big Y. NJ. G.. A.
minstrel show will be commenced this
evening at S.15 o'clock. Following this
practices will be held every Monday
at o'clock. and Thursdays at sis
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
DR.. Williams 10 Lecture Here.

Or. Talcott Williams. of Philadel-
phia viii not come to Wilmington until
January 30 TO lecture In the Whining
ton High School under tiry- 3rer.'-vIi'
the Primary Teachers Association.
His subject willbe announced later.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
Cards for A Tea.

Mrs. William A. Barr and Mrs. Julia
Barr have issued cards for "A tea on
Monday, January l6, from 4 until 6
o'clock at The homo Of Mrs William
A. Barr, No 24l2 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
ColIIns.CIash.

Herman B. Collins OF Hockessln and
Miss Myrtle Clark of Marshallton,
were married last evening at the home
Of Samuel Walters, No. 5O7 West
Fourth street by the Rev. W. +. Cork
ran, pastor of Union NJ. r. Church.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Bids For Constructing New Edihce
VIII Be Asked for Soon.

- IT y" 1NN"'N TVE T'NNI's
Il is not thought that further action
on the building OF the new st. Pauls
NJ. z. Church will be taken until the
next regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees OF the church, which will
be held on the first Monday in Febru-
AIRY.
A special meeting Of the building
committee may be called, however,
with a view to endorsing the speci-
fications for the building which are
being made out by Architect Leon
Wilde Crawford. Bids from contrac-
tors will soon be solicited.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
bridge Party

MIR. aud Mrs Joseph NJ. Pusey are
entertaining Mrs. Orr OF Providence.
r. !. Thoy entertained al bridge in
her honor on Saturday night
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
PILES CURED IN 6 TO DAYS

Your druggist VIII refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in to IA days. soc.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12
Loss of Appetite

Loss OF Appetite
Is loss Of vitality. vigor or tone, and Is
often a forerunner OF prostrating dis
ease.
Il is serious and especially so to
people that must keep up and doing OF
get behindhand.
The best medicine 20 take for It is
the great constitutional remedy
Hoods SarsapariIla
Which purines and enriches the blood
and builds up the whole system.
Get it today IN usual liquid form or
shocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
Evening journal., 1911-01-12

Nyra' It is right you should be seusi
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PamiltOa.

SnmiltUR gHssigcu, 2Ofal'slOtiscn
nuO 8euigteitcH limb absugebra 6dc
Scr 4. unS Charles StrnFc. ilrier
Ngsnt fir Samilton Dsbut go. 301
&Orb SrUut Ctr. 5elepb0u SamiItOs
1376sR. SeIspbOn nHieres aUrreipOH
ecHten: 393X Self.
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3120 8rOabpop, Rem gort, rpiiuThi
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9ouiirsrs Wt. 2spi, nelner Dor &c
SabreH peri6panb unb dugebIi6 in
oieisr Gegsub itdrb.
- Die BlumbingsaommiTion purs
be geitsrn pom aoutrourntb our5 grs
nennuHg foI8enoer 5srrsn Sufammens
geitsut: 6. 3. S5aub, 8m. Z. Sorts
man, 8eOrg 8etiter uuo Charles Ssss
pers. Die aOmniFiou bat bi. glums
bers 81 priifsn, sbs eiefeIbsn eine
Gt3sns erbolttu tonnen.
- Gapib Gbrismau ftarb uoross
fern absnb i'm gltsr pom so Subr.n,
in ietner Bobnung on Der 5airpisu
Goenus.
- Die G4eIeute 9eurp uuo Gatbes
rina Sseger, Don gtiobietopn, ba6en
iih Dsri0bnt uno bic aIagen i'm o.
ri4t tpurosn 3uriidgs3OgsH.
Der StaQts zReprdientuut R.
W. 8ilIingsIeo BON 9stbaHD bat Iid
BON Ietner IaRsen arantbeit erbOlt uuo
piro morgsn mad Columbus r.iien.
0us 9a6 bss oauIes BON G6as.
Derria, go. 203 gdriib 4penue, Cit
5amilton. Durbe geftern Worgsn nurt)
5unteH aus Dem ShornItein in 9ranD
geisBt uno uHbsbsutenp beI6doigt.
- StanIep 5it6ner reibte .in
9Gbeas Corpus @erfabren gsasu feline
Satin Gtbel 6ithnsr i'm Common
plsas 9eriht Elm, nm in ben 8elis
ieiner brei SinDsr 3u etlanqen. Dis
Ututter Der aiHber brdnnts Iebte Wos
DE pon college Corner nit sSoIeph
Sdnforo na6 Uaio6letoipn burh uno
oient jeBt als Saashalisrin fir Gan
forb. 5ilfsibertff Wetealfe nabm bic
Rinoer in Gsrpubriam una brahie fie
nad Der ainoerbsimatb, bis Der Jan
beenotet 1T.
9bilip SnipsrlD II, q. baben
2lnHa 2oiber II. u. i'm Common pleas
Geri6t ipegeH elmer DehIelforberung
bon S1170 unO Riinbisung elmer 5ns
pOtbef auf giseHtbum in mibbletopn
Derflagi.
5eirotbsfdeine srbisItsn: gbtparb
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sJrau gbriItina aramsr itarb ses
tern Tn ibrer Dobnlna in 4Ieranbria,
4p., i'm Utter bon 78 Sabren.
- Gbeideine: Carl Cummings, %.
unb Celia Coulter, q, beioe bon
5rdperie gitp, Mid. syreb. 8nad unb
RelIie Reeoer BON Rsipport.
- 5lorenee 8rierIp erbieIt i'm Girs
cutt9eribt eiue GheTdeiDuns ponSomer
q. grierlp tpeesn MiBbaHbIuHa uno
9erlaiisns. Das gaar ebeIiCbts am 4.
Mdr3 1908, Sis srbislt bic aufIidt
iibsr ibr airb.
- Sm Ratbs Der Qlbsrmdnner
tpuros eefterR abenb bic Reiolution
paiiirt, oie angsiieIIten oes Sspare.
ments fir 0ffentIi6e glrbsiten 3u te.
5nbIeu. -- Die RsIotltion, $4,000 su
bergen, um Die luufsnben Rs5uunaen
81 be3ablen, pur0s pafiirt. -- Dem
SntersFen 5onos 1OIsn $29, ,709.29
SuesIpieisn tpsrben. -- Die Qnqe!egn'
teit Der Rsouatruna Der Wtrtbihdfisn
auf 80 purbs benz 8eIebs4Ommit.ee
uno Dem 2iSsnssSomHtittse iibsrlpies
fen. - Der 8efunobeitsbsamts Or.
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pia. .Reinteungsaefdift an Der 5r mt
unb Saratoea Strabe asridtIi6 oor.
3u9ebeR, ba tpisbsr 9sI1 psroen asasn
oos Gta6IiFsment BON Nddbarn elm
geldufen iino. -- Die Ginfubrunq eli
reg neuen 9atrpIipitsms tpuroe an oas
poIissisGommtttee bertpisTsn. - Die
Dean Ranuf. 60. srfuhts um 3 Sabre
Steuerfrsihsi!!. 0uros on oos Som.
mittse fir 8sisbs unb ben Stabt SoIi.
cttor perfpisIsn.
- albert. Der 4 Sabre alte 5obn
oss 5errr u. ). Ssshriit ron GOIO
Springs, an Der 4Ierunbrid pHs
pobnbaft, sreriff in sinsm uubspaften
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icoo6 niht, baB ss nit osm Geb.u oa.
pontommen tann.
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ppIi3ift Sobn Gsnttb
llnter bic MEfIagf bts nHwhreissIi
gemesmsns oeItslii.

Sm 3uiammenbuna nit sin.t an
Somitug auf einsr 0iltert apenus
StraBenbabntnr itattaefunoensHSc.a
gersi ipurbe aefttrn BON Robert Usd.
tern, einem SnIpsttpr Der Cincinnati
Traction 60, BET 9oliSeihef Sodfon
esssn ben pOli3iftsn SCbn ). Smith
bic antlnoe oes unfpiiroigsn geHsb'
mems srboben. U.atoru tsbcuptst,
bon Dem Bsamten 5psimuI Hisoergs'
fhldasH unb aus bem patrclpdgsn ps'
trOrfsn fporOsa su f,in. pCli5ilt Mel
Ieis, ipeIfer NIT Smith Die 8ertnftnng
eer 9b;iInebmer an Der Shldgsrti pcrs
asnpmmca bate, erhph esittrn aegsn
Mntorn bie MnsInee Der IruntenhIi,
unb aebierer tuurbe psrbaftst, iteot)
afaen 8iirefhaft. fpslhe BON Serrn
Robert Gee RON Der 9rnetion 60. gt'
Isiiiet ipuroe, Iofprt ipisbsr nuf Fre:sn
;5uB asieBt. Mm @4mfiag abtnn
fparsn, fpie leiner 3eii beridtet, Der
81 Sabre alte albert Ruff pnn go.
2600 9acbsrrp Sirobs uno isin Schn
Wm. Ruff. % Sabre alt, nit Dem
aOnbuttsur elmer giIbsri 4renus Gar
in einen Strsit serathsn, ipeThu in
cine ShIdeerei onsartsts. Batter unO
SObn tOnnttH trit nah heftigiter ge.
asnptbr bon ben goltsiiteu Smith.
WeHsls. Depiit, 9onlin unb Glsnrsi.
Der iiberp6ltiat nno feiisenOHmsn
trsroen. 3isier qffosse sntiprdne bic
sinaangs trtndhnit antlnet asgtn nfn
poIisiiitn Smiib.
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- Die 9saeous Soms Saptnes &:
Qoan Gomponp sripGbIte iolqsube Gis
rsttorsn; 6. 10. Roost, Dm. Stdbt,
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g. 9ouIo, 8. 8. 5onborit, 6. u.
PoBoIo, 6. 3. S6errer, U. Siebert,
q. W. 0oum, u. ID. geo3rs. 6. 8.
Saipsr, ). .. 5Obges, 9. GrsIar. 3.
gagO. 3. 5u6s. 5obu 2sbman. Sb.
Rstiiug, 20. 8. Sa,s, $. 5uoepohI,
.. ). SbarpIsB unb J. u. gopmann.
p Nus benz Sauft bes Charles
Mapsr. gto. $50 G'GoIon Qn., in
9sQepus, purosn ipdbreuo Der 2tbipes
isnbsit Der Tamilis 800 tpsrt6 Supes
len ssftobIsR. Die goIiSsi purbs be-
nahridti9t.
9srr SUispb 8oteE pon Bellevue
nur0s pon feintr Satin nit sinsm
itrommsn Jungen befteHtt.
or zRapOr SoTspb GoFibb betIast
Den 8srIuIt isines S0bn6ens, Der nah
rur turssm GeibeR seitsrn osri dtsp.
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Die RciupDrt Office fur bas .Gin.
ci1uatier gOlfs6latt" befiuSet i'd In
Np. 339 gort StraFc, geseniber benz
Gonrtbauie, uoielhit &sHisfriten, Nm.
seigeu II. I. IN. bic 10 lIbr 45 Rinutea
abeubS entgesenaenDmuIen iuerStn.
5elephen SD.sth 2401.
- Jsnnie 6ollenbet, 70 Sabre alt,
fturb geitern in ibrsr Bobnung No. II
Dat StraBe, 1T. Sbomas, an 4Itsrss
ifpdds.
Jnfolgs eiHss 16obboftenSdmins
entftaHo i'm Sduie Der Jrau pOtts, go.
313 Columbia Ctr. Elm SSeusr, bas eIs
nsn Sdapen BON $38 anri6tsts.
- Die Gebruber WefbbopstD err
IuHgten in 8eaepue siusu gauerIau6z
nibihsin fir II Speiit0tigs 9atiteins
sebduoe an Der 2aplor 4De. unD Ree
treat Ctr, unb fir 3 6Guier an Der
Gafa9ette uHb 8dInut StraBs.
- GOuntprIdtsr 9aptins psrf6o6
geitern ben 6au pon QouiS Barter, Der
bon Sri. YOung ber9aterI6aft befhuls
bIst tpiro, ouf ben %. gtdr3.
- Die S6a0ensriaBtIage DON s6os
mas SarIon 9eqsn gtntOHia Seminara
purbe i'm Gircultgsribt osrporfen, bo
iis auBergerihtIi6 geidIi6tst purbe.
- Sergeant Bernard gosgsr tpirb
morgen bic 4ufiiht I6er ben militdrs
poIten in st. Sbomas iibernebmeu.
2eutHant gnitmoH pom 10. esnf. Rsots
msHt bot oass iibrige8epdd uboeianbt
uno piro iid ieinsm Regiment ani6lies
beH.
- goIioeihef goOt unb aonitabler
Soffmann bon ben Sig6lanbs brahteu
seitsrn 6. Rsnnsop mad bsm Repport
8efdnsuiB. 9ennebp fpirb beTduloiqt
uHter 8crbaltens zines RepOIuers Rus
fus 8ufprb in ben Is. & 8. gonItrucs
tion Camps in Msl6purne beraubt AL
ba6sH.
- aouis Simmons, go. 842 SO. 9.
GtraBe ipobnbaft, Durbe qeftern sur
frlbeH Stunoe pon einem geeaer nobe
bem Gtabtpart nisosrsefblaaen, be-
ruubt uHb utiBbnnbslt. Or. arieaer
lsiftete benz Wanne Die nStbigs 6ilfe.
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