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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
EuterDeaR EVENING,

The programme to be given by the
Euterpean fraternity Tuesday even
ing at the Travis street school audi
forum promises to be one of I'M
usual excellence. Beethoven, Dante,
Michael Angelo, music, poetry, and
art, will be the subjects. The Kreut-
ger Sonata will be played on the vio-
lin by Mr.. Demanche, accompanied
by Miss Geneva Smith. Other CLASH
cal selections will be rendered by
Miss Lewis Grain, Mrs. Alice Viii
biams and Mrs. L. E. Williams. Vocal
selections by Mrs. p NJ. Welsh and
Miss Dosser. characterization OF
Dante will be given by Mrs. Else
man. Mrs. H. b. Hearn will give the
Characterization of Michael Angelo
Descriptions Of musical numbers by
Miss Means. Miss Scoffeld will have
charge of the future.
Committee in change Of the pro
gramme, Mrs. f. H. r. Flood Mrs
Felix Williams. Miss Amanda How
all
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
New Books Ordered for Peoples
Library,

Quicksand, by Fannie Heaslip Lea;
4 Graf nOf Dust, by David Graham
Phillips; What's-his-name, by Geo.
Barr McCutcheon; Brazenhead the
Great, by Maurice Hewlett; The
DweIIer o nthe Threshold, by Rob
ert HicheRs; The Adventures Of a
Modest Man, by Robert W. Cham
bers; The Ghost, by Arnold Bennett;
The Account Rendered by E. F. Ben
son; The Story of China Art, Myths,
etc. by William Elliott Grilfeths;
Mary Ward in Texas. by Annie Eel
lows Johnston The poems of Flor
ence Land May, Lyrics from Lotus
Land" are now in the library also,
poems by Ernest Powell Of Marshall,
Texas, the latter presented by the
author.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Judicial Sale

= o. - ~:
40. I4'47l-ln the FlIss japieial Dls
frlet Court OF Gaaae FaIiSl' Id, !.
J. =. | thompson vs., :. .. nae & d.
BY virtue of a commission to sell to
z11r directed from the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish,
louisiana, in tie above numbered and
entitled suit, I viii offer for sale, at pub
Tic auction, for cash and according. to
aaw, at the principal front door OF the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Personal Mention.

Senator Barrel, whose ten days
illness, al one time, had an alarm
ing, phase, is improving 50 rapidly
that he will soon befon the dis
charged list. No eitizfn Of Shreye-
port IS more necessary to its well
fare than Mr. Barrel, whose whole
life and work has been spent here,
and. to the advancement Of the city's
best interest. Friends will welcome
his genial presence on the street and
in the Office.
The steady Improvement of Mr..
Robert Emery is the good news daily
given out Of his condition. Mr.. En-
cry IS now at the new Schumpert
Memorial Sanitarinm, where every
attention is given him. Mr.. Emery
stands in the front rank of our
young business men. The town needs
and appreciates him.
The many devoted friends and adj
mirers of Mrs. J. p. Wilkinson, one
of s6reyeport's most beloved and
useful women have been most a1lx-
lous about. her illness, but the assar-
anee that she is rapidly recovering
makes them hope that she will soon
be able to leave the sanitarium.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Bereavement.

After a long fight with i'll health,
Will Chase, the beloved son Of Mr..
W. I. Chase, passed to the life eter-
nal. Every one knew Will Chase
and welcomed his genial, cherry
presence. 1t is hard TO associate
death with him who SO lately was
about with hope in his heart. But
msidious disease fastened upon him,
and he was doomed. Hoping to eX-
periGnce benefit from the pure air
of the pines, he went to the parish
Of AEoyelIes where he remained for
nearly a year, but healing did not
come, and the disheartened, home
sick boy came back to his loved
ones and friends. He came bcak, but
not with the happy laugh, the cher
ry word, but with the stamp Of
death upon him. At home with the
devoted attention OF his father, his
sisters and friends, and under the
Uatchful care Of skilled physicians
and nurses, he was tendefly nursed.
Here in the home of his boyhoOd,
where the memory of his mother is
dear to the hearts Of his friends, he
realized the comfort of being at
home. 1t was touchingly sad, those
last days, when loved ones came and
went, silently, knowing how near he
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Shreveport High School Commence
ment Exercises.

Handsome invitations have been
received to the graduating exercises
of the seventeen tn class from the
Shreveport High School on Friday
evening, May 26. at the auditorium
of the city hall. Glass roll: Olive
Brown. Charles Stewart, William
SlOss. Julius CuIberson, Robert Cur
ran, SaIlie Curry, Jerome Ferguson,
Louis Levy, May Mannheim, Wallace
McKittrick, EGie Moncure, Lander
Ostepn, JEANNE Simpson. Ernest
Slpr.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
St[aYed or Stolen

From G. A. Fory's place near the
kair Grounds, one bay morse, about
II years old, with four white feet,
star in forehead, shod all around,
and has heavy hair on its legs.
Also one black mare, about 8 years.
Ota. medium size, has small white
spot about six inches from its tail,
heavy name and sh0d all around.
A liberal reward will be paid for
the return Of these animals, or for
information that will lead to their
recovery. -,,o.,
Sheriff.
Shreveport, La, May II, 1911.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Dedieation q St. LAME church.

The conservation Of st, Mark 5
church will take place today. The
services will be conducted by the
Rev. Luke White, rector, and the
bishop Of the diocese.
Prof. Flood, organist and choir
master, will have charge of the mu-
sic. This is an event of deep inter-
est, not only to the congregation of
st. MarRs, but to the entire com
munity, many Of whom have given
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Reunion Visitors.

All al home again. Big muster OF
Veterans from Leroy Stafford Camp
and a number Of ladies among whom
were Miss Howell, Miss Hughes,
members shreveport Chapter I. d,
c., Mrs. T. R. Hughes, Miss Alma
Hughes, Miss Annie Baker. Mr.. Os-
car Basch, a young son Of a Veteran,
was also a visitor to Little Rock for
the Reunion.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Miriam Sisters and Civic League
BOYS.

\ most delightful entertainment
at the home Of their leader Mrs.
Beattie on Naye street, was given
these young workers Saturday al
trrno0n. Refreshments were fur
nishrd by The Pelican Chapter d. A.
r.. under whose auspices their ac-
tiVitieS are carried on.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Complimentary 10 Mrs scoveH.

A charming reception was, given
Mrs. Bessie Laythe ScoyelI, the great
w. c. T. U. worker, Tuesday even
ing by the Woman's Prohibition
League at the home Of Mrs. Z. D,
Holmes. Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Davidson
and Mrs. Holmes presented Mrs.
ScoveIl to the guests aud after a
pleasant informal reception Mrs.
scoyeI gave an earnest talk on the
work now before the citizens Of
Shreveport.
Musical numbers were contribut-
ed by Mrs. Davidson, Miss LeRosen
and two talented high school girls,
Mildren Allen and Gretchen Haw-
kins. Refreshments of orange ice
and cake were served. Sweet peas
and roses were the floral adornment
of the pretty reception room.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Saturday Market.

The ladies of the Christian church
are still conducting their Saturday
markets in the Slattery building.
The committee in charge yesterday
We're Mrs. ]. G. MahIen, Mrs. J. H.
Friend and Mrs. MeDanieIs.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Insurance.

When you want money, fire insur-
zance, bonds, life insurance, real es-
4ate, accident insurance or building
and loan stock, see W. C. Agurs, IN
she Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Take Notice.

All communications and articles
unsolicited will be charged Zoe line
Cor every line exceeding a half col
umn space. Personalities will not
ne entertained at any price.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
lIondaN,s Entertainment.

The Shreveport Chapter d. \. R.
have completed arrangements for
its patriotic entertainment tomof-
row. A charming musical pro-
gramme will accompany the picture
Illustrating the history of our flag.
songMiss Georgia Y. Stringfel-
low.
heading Miss Annie Kelly.
Piano Solo Miss Lewis Grain.
Yoeal-Nr.. Sol singlust.
Dance Babbette Frank.
Yocal-Mrs. Amelia Elseman.
Observation-Disclosures Mary Golquitt.
VocalMr. James Mccain.
Refreshments will be served on
the grounds. Friends are cordially
invited
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Num- Of Sherman,
Texas. who were called to Shreve-
port by the critical illness OF their
brother. Mr.. Herman POLICEMAN, re
NAMED until Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". Soady, giving their moth
er and sisters the comfort Of their
presence as long as possible.
Mrs. Herman POLICEMAN and little
baDe are at their home on Wall
street where the rendered attentions
of relatives and friends surround
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel POLICEMAN
being with their sister until the
close of the week when they re-
turned to their home i'll Natchi-
toches.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter POLICEMAN re-
manned for several days after the
funeral of their brother before re
turning 10 their. home in st. Louis.
Mrs. H. H. Prescott left Friday for
a visit to Mrs. Conway of Kansas
City.
Mrs. A. w. Eason and little son Of
Memphis are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Jeter on Wall street.
Mrs. H. F. Nelson, who has been
quite i'll, is improving since her re-
moval to the new Schumpert Memo
rial Sanitarium.
Mrs. S. B. Hicks and Master Sam
b. Hicks accompanied by their
morthe, Mrs. Maggie Bourquin, left
Friday for Kansas City to visit Mrs.
Gerald Conway.
Mrs. S. M. Guy is in New Orleans
enjoying visit to relatives.
Mrs. Nolan Of Pasadena, Cal, and
Miss Vandegaer of Many are the
pleasant guests of Mrs. Walter Col
quit.
Mrs. f. A. Blanchard left Tuesday
for Mineral Wells.
Mrs. William Down of Mansfield is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Davidson.
Miss Sallie Battle Tomkies, who
has been the charming guest this
spring Of Mrs. Lucille Coty Dickson,
mas returned to her home in Dallas.
Mrs. S. L. White of Ruston, who
has bee nthe welcome guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. R. Singleton, returned
home Friday,
Mrs. Il. Wayles Brown left during
the week for Mineral Wells.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Kimbeli are en-
joying visit from their brother,
capt. Judson kimbell Of Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs r. O. KilgOre left on
THURSDAY for a two weeks visit to
Mr.. kilgore's parents in Baton
Rouge, after which they will visit
their sister. Mrs. Charles Beard of
New Orleans.
Mrs. Corime Thompson of Baton
Rouge is the guest of Mrs j. w. At
Ekins.
Miss Ruby Guy of Mansfield, who
| has been visiting Mrs. Floyd Hodges
has returned ohme.
/ Mrs. Agnes Troutman Of Rome.
Ga, is the guest of Mrs. J. w. Nor
ton.
| Mrs. w. K. Henderson is enter
tanning Mrs. G. W. Signor and Mrs
Claude Gilbert of California.
Mrs. u. B. Currie Of Roswell, N
NJ, after a months visit to her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Enders, and her
sister, Mrs. Flournoy, left during the
week TO join Mr.. Currie in their
western home. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Currie are much improved in health
which is gratifying to their friends,
Mrs. Clara Bland in Queensbor-
Tough, is enjoying a visit from her
Isons, Messrs. Rupert and Lester
Bland of Fullerton.
Mrs. J. S. Hart is the guest of her
neise, Mrs. Nathan Penick, and her
sister, Mrs Emily Cole.
After several weeks spent in New
York City Mrs. Felix Williams has
pnfIlI,nad bo,Yn Y1I1nh hppafiffpd hv
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Prohibition Headquarters.

The Prohibition League have their
sneadquarters in the second floor OF
aile Caddo Club house corner Mar
shall and Milan streets.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
4. J. Murff.

Having resigned as District Judge
&las resumed the practice Of law.
Office in Observation-Disclosures building,
sic Market street. Old phone 100.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21

We are prepared to furnish COM
nerciaI printing of the better kind,
and we solicit an opportunity to
show you. Phones 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
DIR. Il. G. Allen.

Office an the Cooper Building. DR..
Allen is a graduate Of both schools
:,ancl carries a full line OF hOmeopa-
Z tbio remedies. Special attention TO
chronic diseases.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21

sympathetic and substantial aid to-
the devoted efforts of the members
of st. Marks in bringing this event
to pass, the cOsecration of their
beautiful home of worship.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
Death Of Herman Policeman.


When the distressing news was
sent out from the North Louisiana
sanftariual Monday that Herman
POLICEMAN was dead. the heayiness of
d great sorrow filled many hearts.
For days the members of his devot-
ed family, his wife, mother, sisters
and brothers, had watched and
waited Tor the word of hope and
cheer that never came, and in an
g1lfsh Of. spirit they realized their
bereavement. Coming to Shreye--
port when quite a young man, all
the interests of his maturer years
were eentered here. His business
connections, his friendships, his
home and his church, were met and
characterized by high sense Jof
duty. Alas! that home, consetrated
BY d few brief years Of welded hap
piness, and the coming Of a lovely
babe, IS now desolate. The young
wife mouras for him who is gone,
and looks yearningly upon the babe
in her arms, who will never know
d fathers love
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-05-21
DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
directions via eaeA Wall Five languages
english. German. Spanish. Portuguese and French.

so. FOR Price
4 Fevera, Congestians, determinations. ID
p, Worms, Worm Fever, or Worm Disease. rs
s. Eelfc, Crying ana WakefaIness OF Infants. %
At Dfarralea, OF children and Adults, s........25
8. Dysentery, Griplngs, Bilious Collie.
n. Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis ,.....s...25
g. T0otlsnehe, Eaceaelie Neuralgia. Is
,. Headache Sick Headache, Vertigo %
10. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach. IS
~. Group. Hoarse Cough, Laryngitis .....s.....25
rs. Salt Rheuu. Er1ntions, Erysipeias.
H. Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Pains. %
86. Fever and que. Malaria. 95
n. Piles Blind Qr Bleeding, External Internal 95
d. Ophthalnia, Weak Or Tnhamed Eyes. %
re. Eafarrii Influenza Cola IN Head .-.+.......25
80. 9Vheeping Couch. spasmodie Gough..,....25
Asshmsas Oppressed, Difscuit Breathing. .....25
gz4 kidney Disease, Gravel, Calcuii
-. NerYegs Debility vital Weakness LEO
~. sore Mouth, Fever Sores or Canker.
"a. Urinary Ineontinence. Wetting Bed......-23
5As Sore Threat. QniRsy and Diphtheria.
81 Ghronic GsngestloEis, Headaches.
. zs Cfipps, Hay FeYef and Summer CcldS.
a small bottle Of Psaasant Pellets fits the vest
sset Sid BY rngglsts or sent ON receipt o. price
seascal Book sent free.
HUMTHK EYSs HOMO MEDICINE CO.. Cornsz
azE AMI Aan Streets. New York
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Rtneer ppn heute.

gbilIicotbe. 81, 10. Sept. -
Die 13idbrias Wtarie 9uhannon psrs
aiftete fih nit aorbolidure, neil ihre
eltern ibr nen umgans NIT Dem 14s
jGhrisen Gbos. HrannoH uutsrfast
totttn.
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8lutissr 3ufammeuit Il 0 5
3piihen W aberiIten
unb Rsaestten

Merito. 10. Sept. - Sn Sprla
Chico, sinsm Srte i'm Staate ghiapas,
tam ss am Samitaa sipifheu Qnhdns
germ bts Generals Rspes uno mdoeris
item su .insm blutissn 3ufammsnitob,
nobel neun perfoneH getootet uno
msbr als ooppe!t>jo pisle oertpunoet
lpurpeu.
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lSetterberiht.

Sir Ohio: Stridrsssn ain
montag; pnbriheinIid fdon ain
9ienitdg; perdnosrlide Winbe.
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Gin Strett on ben Sarrimansgiiens
bahnzGinisn ni6t untpabri6einIit.
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Jn(QnO Ge(egrap6
AM OOraAnO Der llJ06QdlQdt
in nlaine.
Ser 0btcagoer Wtillipnar
Crane i,ber aniere
llniperfitdten.
Gr bebanptet, OaR bic meiiten
StuOeaten S1ufer nnO lieDerz
libe aerle iino.
SGwere Stra6en6a6nnnfaGe.
SGwere Straeen6a6nnnfaGe.
Sn Granb aapibs, Wai6, unb Bel
Cos 4ngslss, GAL, oiele
Gsute perleBt.

Cine jugsnbli6e R6uberbanbs
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Muslano- Selegrapb
Die MaroeRO.R .ROnlrOOerle
Erseust in 9eutihlaHb nnS
sSraufreid) cine panif'
artise Stimmuns.
lie srDhem aaiieraUiam tn
Eentiflanb
Deiterrsid riiiist sessn ben 8ahnitreii,
Wdhr.nb bic SosiaIiIt.n 81 einsm alb
ssmsinen aampf bessn
~
Die Rppaliiten in portusaI
~
Diirften balb gum 4ngriff Dorgeheu.
-
Gin ntusr QusbruH bes Qstna.
Die Rs3iprositGts aampoSne In
Canada.
Die lleberihtptmmungen tn GhiHa.
gIutig. nnruben in Merito.
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Sdpsre Regsnfdus i'm Dsiten.
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on etnsm Auto uberfu6

RaPoIeon, 8, 10. Gept. Sin
guggp, in tpeltem Iid Der 84id6riae
Sames 8ronn, feline 82idbrige Satin
uno t6re 16idbrtge GnteItn befauoeu,
nurbe oon einem QutomQ6tl u5er BEN
9aufsn 9eronnt uno bic SuiaiIen les
bensgefdArlih perleBt.
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Die llsberidptmmunssn In CHINA

BIutigs llnruben IN Merito.
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q q sc T , lpf ION.

Columbus, @, 10. Sept. 9.
QB, &epts, eiH SuDeIier, bego6 iih in
letnen aeaer uu0 itrtd Elm 3urpb0l8z
den an, I'm nah sinem Qet in Der
9oslsttung gu iu4en. SIN oemielben
4u9enbLit erfOlgte cine fur1tbare Gr.
ploion, iDeIhe Qeypis 70 ihper per.
leBte, oaB er baIb ourauf I'M 8rant
6OipitaL itQrb.
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Die Re3iprositdis aampoSne in
Gannbu.
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Gin nsusr 4usbruh bes Qeina.
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3 d tpsres g StroBenbu6ns
ung lid.

Gran6 Rapibs, Mif., 10.
Sept. - 3net 8agen Der synterurbar
Gtnte ftteben am Sonntaq Q(6eno
pd9reno zines Ditten Ne6eIs in Der
ytdbe BON 8ranb SaDen Sunctipn au=
iammsn. Die Dagen uuroen ben1oz
itrt uno 19 Perionen OerleBt, mebrere
nerIeLben i6Iper. G.iner Der beipen
UtotOrntsr5 ourfte feinen 8srleBuugcn
srliegen,
Son stnsm Mutn il iihRrfnh.
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Die Rppaliiten in portusal
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SENDER rfpnpilIe, q. G., 10.
Sept. Die 2ethe Der 17iGbrigen
U(prtle SaIptins purbe am Sonnt1g
aus einem STE in Der RGbe Der Staot
ge3o8en. Qm &opf urb i'm geIiht
mics bisIeIbe Derbdhtige 0erleBuu9su
cuf un0 man alau6t, oaB pos mGos
den srmoroet nuroe. 5rl. SQptins
luuroe ieit 0em Dortgen 9onRerItag
permibt.
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Giirftsn balb gum angriff DOrsebeu.
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lie srDhen aaiiers Uian6Ser tn
Heutfhlanb

Deitsrrsia riiitst sessn ben gabnitreis,
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Sanfos Gttp. Mo., 10. Sept.
Sett ben leBteH Il Stunoen lift Elm
betttger Regen niebergegonQen Der bic
JIuiie unb 8dde be8 0itIiten Ranfas
InO psitli6en WiiIourt in reiBenbe
Strome DerrDanoelt bat. 9auisroe
BON Qtern &anbe5 in ben Iiebeunoeu
itehcn unter 8afIer unO Der anseri6tes
te Shaoen 1T Elm be0eutenber.
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Cincinnati. Nlontag, ben II. september 1911.

nen unb Der Wiebersabe bon 8srmus
.tbungen, bic in ben gariisr 8ldttern
perDffentli9t fperben. Die anttport
Jrontrsids III 3und6ft nibt su ers
ipurtsu. Der 2srt Der beutIten &C.
aenporfdldgs umfabt ni6t peniger
als einbunoert Seiten uno mar erit
nod ins 5ranaoiiide 3u iiberisben.
Die I6bdltung zines Habinetsraths tn
paris III oesbalb DOR Nontag unm0ss
lih.
x rnufys;h N ~, A. G RI, IN o.
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I . lltiton 3nti d en- einem
3ug uno einem StrQs
BEN b q b Il 10 q en-.

Sos Angeles, 10. Sept. Sin
pai1dgter3ug Der SOut6eru gucific
Ciienbabn toLIibirte bel Gamma nit
etnem StruBenbabnpagen, Der mi.
paifagiereu btht beieBt mar. Der
8a9en rpuroe 3ertriimmert uno 2 Ser.
fonen get0otet uno 10 anoere Thper
Derlest.
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0rnnSeis.stta1S.ll .lletertrasnnlen.
Ginttnnnti. 16. 4usuf.

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u. D. SopDarb an i5runi dubbed
u. anoers. Cots l unb 2 in u. 20.
5apparb's llRt.rabsbeiluns. 81.
osnrp aleinberg an UiihotI u.
2ansanp, Got 551 in G.mper's llns
israbtbeiIuns auf Walnat 5iIIs-
$2225.
gmma Runte an Hmebeo Tnniis
tropo. 25 BEL 100 SUB an b.r Sfts
feiis Der Boone Sirnbe. 75 Gub iiibs
lih Der 9saalb Strobe. ST..
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Strdbe. 81.
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Der Morriion 4p. 81.
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