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Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Let's Get
Together

The Tigers broke their losing streak
by gouging out a victory from the
Athletics. Cobb's throwing featured.
The Yankees finished strong against
the Browns and hammered out a tenth
inning victory. Zinn was there with
the valuable home run wallop.
With Johnson, Hughes and Groome
twirling such fast ball, Clark Griffith
says there's no stopping the Senators.
Il will be some battle when Rube
Marquard and Marty O'Toole, prize
beauties and old-time American Asso-
citation meet on the mound in the
Giants-Pirates game, probably Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
The Week in The Auto Trade

Local automobile dealers are hav-
ing great difficulty IN making deliv-
cries. During the week G. r. Wright
y manager Of the Gomery- -Schwart
&smpany, visited Philadelphia where
he<xas able to get a fve-passenger
torpeds body car for immediate de-
livery The local agency has sold a
ive-passenger Hudson self slater SS
and a second hand car Of the same
make.
The Bavarian Brewing Company
has purchased through the Whining
ton Automobile Company a 1912 Buick
model 25-horse power, Sc runabout
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
WILMINGTON CLTTR SHOOT.

The Wilmington Gun Club will
shoot this afternoon for the 1911 du-
Pont trophy. A silver challenge cup
also will be competed for. This cup
will be I'm open competition. The first
25 targets shot at will count. When
shot for tchallenge match, so targets
will be shot at. challenger 70 pay for
the 100 targets. After ten different
winners have had their names on the
cup. they then will compete, and the
final winner will then become the per-
manent owner OF the cup.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

The company is about TO close several
other deals.
Four cars have been sold this week
by Tie Stoddard Dayton Company as
follows Maxwell. Mascot five passen-
ger car to DR.. n. Ellis. OF Delaware
City; Mercury roadster to DR.. G. II.
Forrest, two Stoddsrd Dayton tour
ing cars and a roadster.
The motor cyclists are increasing
in numbers, according to the sales of
machines here recently. During the
past week ]. II. Minnick reports many
sales.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
HORSEBACK II MILES
IN ELEVEN HOURS

boy. Weighing rs pounds. without any
training rode a horse fr, m Newark to
a farm below Pennington, a distance
of II miles. He left Newark at $40
a. m. and reached his destination at
z D. m. thus covering II miles in
II hours and 20 minutes. This is
some run for a 70 pound. Fifth grade
kid He expects TO try a round trip
to Baltimore next week.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
MAPLE YALLEY RACES.

Results of the Maple Valley races
on Thursday were:
EVENT NO. 1.
l. W. Sweede, b. m, Sweet
heart ...... ........... 2 l
W. Luke. b. s., White Star. 2 l 1
c. H. Yumers. b. g., Maple
wood -: ......... 8 8 3
Time, 2.4S. 2.4O. 23s.
EVENT NO. 2.
|. McGinley's b. m, Sarah NJ. / 1 /
f. Pierce. br S., cratic. Jr. 8 2 2
r. Penrose. lb m, Marea 2 8 8
Time, 2.SS. 2.S5. 2.36.
Joe Butler, manager Of Jack Weldin.
me Philadelphia boxer. would match
Weldin with Harry Baker. the local
lighter. Efforts are now being made
to get the boys together.
Patsy Kline and Young Britt are
scheduled to box in Baltimore June
"a.
Willie Driscoll has accepted an offer
to box Patsy Brannigan in Cleveland
July 4.
The bill legalizing 25-round boxing
matches in Arizona went through the
house and it is now up to the govern
or to accept or reject IT,
Jack Johnson has been training
hard for the past week and is now
down to 222 pounds. Lii Arthur ex-
poets to train down to 215 pounds
before time to enter the ring.
Battling Nelson has signed articles
to box some one yet to be picked be-
fore John McKee's club in Winnipeg.
Canada. July 4.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
By The United Press.

WASHINGTON. June 15-Washing-
ton. with a ball team that has won
fifteen consecutive games on the road
and is in striking distance Of the
lead is plain baseball crazy. Play
by play the games are being ticked
by special wire into the White House
each afternoon. and President Taft is
said 10 repeat Washington's most
popular afternoon question, What's
the score?' before he inquiries after
the latest developments at Chicago.
Each afternoon nowadays. the Presi-
dent palys golf at the Chevy Chase
course. Arrangements have been
made to telephone 10 the Country Club
the score after each inning. including
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
BALL PLAYERS DINNER.

Members Of duPont's High School
baseball teams of 1911-12 were given
a banquet last evening at Hanna's
Cafe. Those present were: Coach Yer
ger, William Habbert. James Hacken-
dorm, George Brinton, Daniel Dough-
erty, Eugene Martin, Leslie Matthew
son. Archie Mousley. Francis Friel,
Chandler Null Daniel Shields. George
Bird, John Wallace and Chester Smith.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
RrMMAGE SALE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of ST. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church. Eighth
and Monroe. will hold a rummage sale
on Wednesday and Thursday, June
10 and 20. at No. 100 West Eighth
street Any donations for this sale
can be sent to the room on Wednesday
on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Standing of the CIubs.
ODD FFLLOWS OUTTNG.

The sixth annual excursion Of the
Odd Fellows will be held on June "a.
The Thomas Clyde will take the Odd
Fellow to Augustine Park where they
will spend the day. The excursion is
for Odd Fellows only. Children of Odd
Fellows will be permitte TO go on the
excursion free
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
TO SHOOT IN HANDICAP.

James T. Skelley. Edward Banks, F.
A W. Everett and Samuel Wesley
Long, members Of the dupont Gun
Club. left this city today for Spring
field, H., 10 attend the Grand Amer
ican Trapshooting Handicap which
convenes on Monday and continues
until Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

NEW YORK, June 15.-For the first
time in history the United States will
be represented at the Olympic games
by three full-blooded Americans. men
who can trace their ancestry back 20
the day Christopher Columbus dis
America On Uncle Sans team
now aboard the Finland. bound for
Stockholm, Sweden, there are three
real American Indians, who will. un-
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
DFIMAR WINS DOUBLE.HEADER.

DELMAR, Del. June 15.-The Will
son Brothers. pitching for Delmar, de-
feated Salisbury in a double-header.
G Wilson struck out nine in six in
nings The batting of Mills. for Del
mar, in the first game was a feature
The second game was called in the
sixth inning on account of darkness.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

Earned runs. JohnsfoWn. 2. VIII
mington. i A. two-base hits. McClelland.
Marhefka. jackson; three-base hit,
Mecherly; home run, Poland; struck
out. by Edwards, 5; Brazell. 4; left on
bases. Johnstown. p. Wilmington. 4;
stolen bases Newton Weeks. Kerr.
sacrifice hit. .McClelland: hit by pitched
esll. Newton. Conn. Ketter; base on
balls. Edwards, /; Brazell. 8; first
Nose on errors, Ketter. McKenna; time
of game 135; umpire. Glatz.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
MR.. GORDON THE SPFIEFR.

Mr.. Gordon, Of Washington, will
speak at the Free Gospel Mission,
Front and Jefferson streets on Sun
day afternoon and will also address
the Sunday school at Pennsgrove on
Tuesday morning.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
NFW CASTLE HIGH WINS.

NEW CASTLE, Del. June 15-The
New Castle High School baseball team
defeated the Coolsprings team on the
Battery Park gridiron by the score Of
II TO 5.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
BOXING
Late News and Views

Young Raymond of this city and
Willie Herman. of Philadelphia, will
appear in the wind-up at the armory
on next Friday night Herman has
been trained by Herman Hindman
who has handled Abe Attell.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdnr,s ResnIfs-

Detroit, 4; Athletics, g.
Washington. 13; Cleveland. 8.
New York, z; St Louis, 40 in
nings).
Chicago-Boston (rain).
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

Johnny Coulon and Patsy Branni-
gan, the latter Of the Christiana A. c..
viii be seen in one of the preliminary
engagements. Furney Cole will an
nounce the full card of five mills in
a few days.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Todsy's Games.

Athletics at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chica go
New York at St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
BALTIMORE s OHIO R. R.

Special S1.00 Excursion to Baltimore
Sunday, June 16.
Special train will leave Whining
ton, Delaware avenue station, at 910
a. m. Newark at $50 a. m Return
ing. leave Baltimore. Camden station.
at $50 p. M; Mt Royal at 6.35 p. m
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
ROSES BLOOM HERE.

Magistrate Thomas H. Buckley's Of
fee is now known in legal circles as
the Rose Court. Every day there Is
a new bunch OF roses on the Magis-
trate's desk. while scarlet runners and
magnolias grace another desk.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Johnown Here MondayPny of Saturday BaebaHspor
Yesterdays BASEBALL
TRI-STATE.
Yesterdays Results.

Johnstown, ?; Wilmington, 1.
Reading. 12; Trenton. 6.
York, 8; Lancaster, 4.
Harrisburg, Z; Alletown. Cfirst
game).
Allentown. 4; Harrisburg, 1 (seccnd
game).
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
TOday's Games.

Auude Udmtcs
Trenton at Reading.
Lancaster at York.
Johnstown at Wilmington.
Allentown at Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
BASEBALL
AT ATLANTIC
Lancaster Passes Up Home
Town for Sport at Sum-
mer Resort
FIRST GAME THERE
ON NEXT FRIDAY

Atlantic City is TO replace Lancaster
In the Tai-State League. President
John II. Meyers, of the Lancaster
team with Treasurer J. +. Heinitsh
arrived at the shore yesterday morn
ing, and completed arrangements to
open the season there on Friday. June
vi, with Reading as thar opponents
in the first game.
Poor attendance at Lancaster is
given as the cause for the removal of
the team
Meyers and Heinitsh have leased the
old horse show grounds which slso
includes a first class diamond, and
with proper care the gorunds should
equal any in the Tri-State circuit
Although baseball has rot been
fiourishing for the last two years In
Atlantic City, the advent OF the Red
Roses will fill long-felt want end
the club should play to good crowds
especially during July and August.
we will give Atlantic City the best
ball ever played here, said Presi-
dent Meyers. All we want is en-
couragement, and with that we will
do our best To- land the pennant The
gorunds are perfect and the kind Of
ball we will play will be- tho same. q"
LANCASTER, June 15-So far as
Tri-State baseball is concerned, this
city has given up the ghost John II
Myers, president of the club. went
TO Atlantic City today and rented
park and during the remainder Of
the season the Red Roses viii cavort
on the Jersey sands under the same
management
The attendance at the games In this
city recently has been very poor II
was the first time for nearly twenty
years that Lancaster has not been
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YesterdaY's Resnlts.

Chicago. z; Phillies, 3.
Pittsburgh, 6; New York. /.
Brooklyn. Il; St. Louis, 2.
Cincinnati, Z; Boston. 3.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15
TOday's Games.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

Willie Driscoll has accepted an offer
to box Patsy Brannigan in Cleveland
July T.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

Results of the Maple Valley races
on Thursday were:
EVENT NO. 1.
Evening journal., 1912-06-15

The bill legalizing 25-round boxing
matches in Arizona went through the
house and it is now up to the govern
or to accept or reject IT,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-10

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@eiltermeIt e%etroffen babe. So, aus
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@elie6ten Idmebte, bod iiber Dem IT.
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biinmelsreine 8bontaiie zines tragt,
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SIN enftidiff.

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Nliegt man ianienb 1emte;
M1it bent lnftidiff pf~rilgeid.pi,to,
ttnb lit, eff man fih bcfinnt
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Wie beiupbnt npn 5,uergen.
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ttnb bess 9nrits= unb 6mngers =gSeb
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Sieies niht pergehen;
1tmb mir baben nit unS bier,
TIMER idbnes GDne Star wter,
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Wirb es mpbl uus number;
9enn Elm 1ier, bak 6iefen gleid
Gp an Naals unb 3Dpfen reid,
@irb nidt Ieidt gefunhen.
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Nan.G administering.

Charles gnglemamI Mnbau, Htpet
syobn 5 araus, sdpppeu. 500.
s. 81. @eber, @ertitdtte. Santa VIZ
: Sranf Ssiliemaun, @obnbais, asa=
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tana Ctr; $500. m..
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@poming Ctr; $50. m.s.
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Maaaie 4. nno 81. s. 9anfes an
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Gin nmS Giidluanoernms.

Sir Die eriten leds Monote oes
loufenben Sisfaliabres, bonn 1. Silt
Ii Bis 81. 9e5ember 1911, iinb iebt
sic 3iffern iiber Die ginlua1oerllng
uad), l,no iiber sic Niidpmrberll1g
aus ben @ereinigten Staoten 5t.
iommengeiteat. % gemo6nlid Ole
&Idruanoerung on gnbe beg SD.
LENDER Sabres ON itdrflten lit, 10
ldBt ii6 aus ben 3iffern eriebelr
ueldler Nationa(itat 6auptiahlidl
Die uSo6iengGnger~ s. 4. bis
3ngoogel inter Ben ginlponoererll
iino. Ole mciiten Miidnanocrer
iiuo inter Ben StaIienern 5t fin
Sen, unb in Ser 8eridtperiooc
mar Die Giidpnnoeruno BON Stas
%liener,t itarfer ols bie Ginnonoe
rung. Sn ben iebs Monaten tro
fen in Sen 8erei1igtet Staotcrl
aus Stalien 65,139 Ginmanoerer
elm, uno 107,13t @%iuuanoerey
febrten nod Stolien 5lriid. 9abes
iit es niht 5ll perpunoern, ool}
lpabreno ser Sl,iibiabrsmonate,
in ipelden oie Mrbeitelt I'M 6rcieE
beginner, Oie 3abl Der Ginmanoc
Ter aus italienii6en Safclt ois
iiarfte BON allen lit. gber olltl)
sic ginpalloerer uus Seiterreid'
llngorn baden belr &iidlpanor
rungsbetrieb in lid, oenn ie febrci
ou sdluB oes Sabres in 2eeioncll
in oie friibere &eimat 5nrId, ltlll
cert gu iiberipintern, Defenders
aber lpenll pie i'm lebtell Spat
berbit, cine Stodung in Der Snon
itrie gu peripiiren lift. Sn Der o.
ti6tsperiobe iinb 41,668 Ginpan
oerer aus Selterreid in ben Ser
einieten Staaten eingetroffen, rnlo
30,527 gingemanoerte iino in oie
Ter Yeriobe nod Selterreib abgr
reiit. Mus l1ngari1 trafen mabrenf
ser leds Monate 45,016 @intpa1oc
rer elm unb 29,767 febrten nadl
llngarn suriid. Mus GuBlono iino'
mdbreno Ser gerihtsperiooc 49,
996a ginmanoerer ei,igetroffen unn
22,63e iino mad @uBlmo anriid
eefebrt. g(ns Dem britiiden gfeid)
trafen 45,967 @inmanoerer cir
uno 1886 febrten oabin auriid. Mus
Der Shpei5 trafen 1852 einiual
oerer ein unb 300 fcbrten oohilt gu
rid.
Die Ginmanocrung aus 3cutiG
LAMB mar m1brenb Der 8eribtpe
riooe berbaltnismaBie sering, benz
lie . betrlig nlir 17,046 8erionen
llmo 3739 9eriolten febrteu in oie-
Ter 8eriooe nah 9elttidlans 5ll-
rid. Die geiammte oeutide Gin
numbering betrug 5000 Berio
nen llnb 11,811 0eutide febrten
mad ben 2dnbern, lpober iie gefom-
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frafen pdbreno Der geridtperioos
ginnanoerer Elm ltno 231~
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sllriid. Gle @eiommt giniuanoe
ring betrug ndbrelto Der feds Wo
nate 1881 8erionen uno Die
Miidmanoerung umfaBte 264,470
Yerionen.
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Sm Staottbeater gu 8riinn
eteignete 1ib Dor Sturgeon Elm ider5-
Batter @~orfal, Der fir ben 8etrof-
fenen redt angenebme Solgen bot
tt. Ser oortiee Sperettenldng :
Jtobert g. ipar BON Der Direftion
oes S5eaters menig beidaftigt NOR
oen uno mabte ieinen &oaegen
gegeniiber oes Sefteren ungebaltene
gemerfungen. @or GINGER e3!t
eridien nun in elmer 3eitung 81
8riinit folgenoe Sooesan5eige: or
f~rorerl. 0ie Witglieoer oes grun-
ner Staottbeaters geben hermit
oie trauriee Nadri1t pom Dem
@iniheioen ibres lieben &oIlegen
aiobert g., Der bur6 mebrmaliges
enpfinofides &altgeiteatmeroen
ponieiten Ser DIRECTION fiinitleriiI
erfroren uno ianft peridieoen lit.
gbre ieinem Nnoenfenl lin titles
geileio miro gebeteft. Die Wit-
glieoer oes griinner Staottbea-
ters." @m nadlten Morgen, afs
oie 3eitung eridien, muroe iie
iopol Dem ygrfrorenen", als and
Der 9ireftion bes Sbeaters 5uge-
itelt, unb IN beioen 3eitungen NOR
oas Snierat blau angeriden. Ga-
tiirli6 erreete oieier 8orfal Die
aroBte Seiterfeit auf uuen Seiten.
Erection oes Staottbenters,
sic mol eingeieben baben mag, oab
tic ben Sdauipicler 81 llnredt
10 penig beidaftigt bate, anoerte
ibr 8erbalten bon oieiem Gage al
unb idon am naflten
Mbeno prangte Der Same oes Spe-
retteniangers pie0er auf Dem Sbea-
tersettel inter Den &auptbariteaern.
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Gin perieblaa an mriere freMnSe.

Sa es nns nnmaslid lit, aMe Sihrfte nnb Counties BEG Staates
nrds@elenSe bearbeiten at lahen, rnkten mir auf amSere Mhtel snr i'm.
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Gntdlnf wfummen, amnebm6are 8ramiem fir mene Mbonmenten, bic ans
etngeidtft DeroeN, ams5u1ekeu.
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einer Ii6eralen GummHHiom SreiuiQise anherben, Sic obe beonbere MH.
be naS Intrengnns fd cine Ne6eneinnabme at beridaffen miniden.
gu bieiem 3mede oferurem mir fir ieben Sabresabumneutem cine
&omminn BON $ l., einem 9nlIar. 9as @odenbat Ser oJreie
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Ser gorfdlas 1T einfad nno ocsNanblid senns, @er chen msaea
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mnnt, foQeftert $500, erbalt, rep. bebalt oauon einen Dollar no ididt
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fe6t aer aud nod cine Grtra 8ramie in ansFdt, faas bic GAIL bon
s6n Mbonnenten oMr barber erreidt miro. 9iie GgraTrGme leu
BEN mir ben ba3u geredtistem non nnierer Office aus brett.
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ts pfem. Sober fam id Oaran betdlgen. @r bikn nur 8aarpreie
an, neil Self INNER ieinen gsert fat mnb Sober oafar anidafem amb taa-
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seaeaten gebinennseh s6onncnten fir Sic p5reie areHe fir seras1 Jam.
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fen f6nnem. Die Anihnns get ben genederm bireft non nmferer Of
flee 5s
srrir Nrriir fir Sfra8u
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ssn Der @obnuna oes til

Sn Ser @obnung oes itaoti-
ifen Observation-Disclosures 5il Stem
ideibt, brad aug ulbefanllter ur.
ia6e Seuer aus, oas ii6 rapioe
ausbreitete. Der pierSebnidbrige
Sobn Ser Samilie batte tereits
feline bier @eidwiiter gerettet, als
CT nod in oos @obn5imnner ieiner
@ltern einorang, nm un6 oieie
aus Dem brennenoen Souie i'll Si-
derbeit gu bringen. 9as &ettuss.
uerf mislae ieood. Die Gltern
unb Der Sobn muroen ipdter nit
idperen 8ronomunoen beoeft als
2eiben aus oen 9riimmern berpor'
gebolt.
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Die SGmpnen Ser SImpfe

iinb Mosquitos. SIR Stid brinat
totlide Malariafeime ms 8l1lt, bo-
bes Sieber uno Shittelfrolt folgt.
Ger Mppetit nno oie &rdfte laiien
nod. @uf Malaria folgt oft totli.
der gppbus. Mber electric Sit
ters totet sic Malariafeime uno
treibt ie aus Dem 8lute, giebt @udl
Mppetit uno &raft 5urif. uNab Ian,
ger &%ranfbeit", ibreibt @m. Sret-
pen bon 2ucama, &C.. s. nbabeE
orei Slaihen naes Walariagit nus
meinem Spltem bertrieben unb id)
bin ieitoem in better. @eiunobeit.
Gas 8eite fir aae Magen-, 2eber<
uno Nierenfranfbeiten. SOC in aaeg
M~potbefen.
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9efn aaIpmeI nStia.

Oas i666Ii6e unb nnangenebme
ginnebmen bon &alomel lit unnotig
gemoroen ourd oSimmons' 2ibcr
Die befannte miloe 2eber-
Meoiain Die aber einen griinoliden
gffeft er5ielt. Sour in gelben 9let-
I6adteln perpodt. 8reis 25c. Gin
nal perfu6t immer aebraudt.
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ssfr @iener aaqel

= SIN @iener aagemeinel
&ranfenbauie lit Der Notar 81.
Mar Sbilher i'm So. 2ebensiabre
geitorben. Der G~eritorbene bat ein
5eitament perfaBt, monah iein
.2eidnam 5ur @erbrennung nad)
Dresden iiberfiibrt meroen iolle.
Sir Sen 8eamtell ser nit Der 2e;-
de nad Dresden fdbrt, bat Der Ser
%itorbene Elm 2eeat BON 400 8ronen
auseeiest, ieood nit Der 8eoin-
gune. bob Der 8eamte Die 400
aronen auf Ser &iifreiie IN Brag
in frobliher @eiie an 0em Mann
bringe.
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Gin iaIomonildes urteil bot
Ser Magiltrat. Der Staot @ilmerss
BORT in ieiner lesten Sisuns &c.
faQt. gs nitritten" iih 5mei Babies
in @ilmersborf oaruln, am /. Ipril
oieIes Sabres 5uerit oas 2idt Der
@elt erblidt 5u baden, I'M auf elm
Sparfaiienbud Mnredt al babeu,
oag Die Notwithstanding benz
am /. Mpril Grltgeborenen idenfen
ponte. Der @runo gu oieler Sden-
flung mor, Die grinnerung an Die
Wamensdnoerung in o8erlin-@il-
mersoorf" ipab5ubalten. IS batten
ii6 oie gltern speier Sauglinge
bel Der Notwithstanding ge-
meloet, uno ieoes Glternpar be-
tauptete, oaB fem Sinh Dor oenl
anoeren geboren lei. Der Wfagl-
Itrat muroe CUR gntideioung onge-
rufen, uno er bat ben Streit sur
3ufrieoenbeit geioer beenoet. Die
itabtiihe geboroe bat beioen &ln-
bern Elm Sparfaiienbu6 nit le
bunoert Morf iibermieien. Die Grit
geborpnen iino @alter gin& Sobn
ser permi4ipetea aonoitorsfralt
Maraorete 9iins in Der Sollteini-
iden StroBe, unb genno 5leilder,
Gobu 6es Mrbeiters @ottlieb Jlet-
ifer in Ser @erliner StraBe. Ser
anabc giin5 lit bereits orei Gage
rad ser @eburt ourh oas @bleben
nes 8aters cine Solbpeiie gewor-
ben; ser fleine 6leiider lit oos
sebnte aino in Der Samilie.
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Ge6rer seimdDt.

Sir oie bieiiee @ermanns-S obne
Serieni6ule meroen mebrere 2ebrer
geiidt. Mpplifotionen nidt iputer
ais Bis gum %. Mai 81 riften an
8rnnp NamidJiit,
22t Sbarer StraBe,
San gntonio, Seras.