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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
SIX PLAYERS UNDEFEATED
Warren Credited with Two Vic
tories in Pocket Billiard Tourney.

Six compeutors-Alfred Warren, Harry
NJ. Friedman, d. l.. Davis. Arnold Freed
man. Morton Stern and William Fox-lead
in the handicap pocket billiard tournament
Of the National Association of Amateur
Billiard Players at Paul's Riverside Acad-
envy, 125th street and Seventh avenue, with
out having met defeat in the first week Of
play Wares has won two games and the
others each single victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
HICKEY BOXES TO VICTORY
Broad Stops Many Blows with
Nose or Tip of the Chin.

Young KID" Broad the philadelphia
lightweight who coolly admitted under
pressure that he weighed just ii pounds,
came by tho cudgels in n rather fast and at
times exciting ten-round bout with
Young" Hickey at the olympic Athletic
Club, Of Harlem. last night There was no
doubt that Hickey won. He iabbed his
rotund rival almost at will. and held the
lead I'm all but the first round. Broad
swung his left with terrific force. but ne
Rad a bad habit Of missing. while tho
short. snappy counters which Hickey dashed
out thudded home with a world of power
behind them.
The Quaker city mans defence leaked
like a sieve and he did most of his block
ing with his nose and the tip of his chin
This made wild hit with some Of tho
spectators who bad, perhaps n slight wager
on Hickey, but II didn't get Broad any
thing but bumps. AZ the end OF every
round Broad stuck his tongue out at
Hickey. who returned the compliment in
kind.
Broad began like a whirlwind. lie rushed
out OF his corner and banged his left to the
body and head IN Il shifting attack that
puzzled for the time being Soon, however.
Hickey learned the time 10 lead, and he
stepped in with short right to the head
that had his man dsplacing great pieces
Of the smoke laden atmosphere So 1t con
tinued TO the end
Broad Is good natured fellow. but no
has much 10 learn OF the art. Hickey is
growing better with every battle. and in
the course of a little while he will be A
TT rival for any of the middlewelghts in the
ring
Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh hope" and
. "Gunboat Smith will meet at the Olympic
Athletic club next Monday night
Johnny Dundee was matched IN Gght
johnny GrfnthS. OF Canton. Ohio, before
the. Standard Athletic club. Of Canton, last
night
Bob Mona, the middleweight from Mil
waukee, should collect few easily earned
dollars when he faces Freddie Hicks in II
ten-round bout at the Madison Athletic
Club tonight. Hicks has been beaten by
most Of the high grade men he has faced
and Aloha has proved that he can be
classed with the best in his class. Hicks
is game and willing boxer, who has
never been knocked ont.
The patrons of the Royale Athletic club
VIII rest satisfied tonight with a ten
round bout between Johnny Dohan and
George Alger, the New England light
weight who boxed a fast ten-round bout
with Battling Nelson recently The men
are evenly matched, which means plenty
of action.
Johnny Dundee may go to England
within the next few weeks. lie has re-
ceiyed an offer of $4,000 to box abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
TOO COLD IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, April S.-The sixth game Of
the spring series between the two major
league baseball clubs Of this city scheduled
for to-day was postponed on account Of
cold weather. The final game Of tho series,
which stands 10 in favor Of the Phillies,
VIII be played tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
WoLGAST TO MEET RIVERS.

Los Angeles, April S-Ad Wolgast and
Joe Rivers. the local Mexican lightweight.
were matched to-day 10 fight twenty rounds
III inc vernon arena on July for the light
weight boxing championship.
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hand with equal ease, and although never
appearing to hurry always managed to
cover his court on the other hand Rus
sell who Is Il lawn tennis player Of more
than average ability. resorted too much to
the volleylng game This proved easy prey
for the Brton's deadly returns along the
side walls and at the winning openings.
Lorillard and Furman, pair of six
footprS, fought long and well, Furman
being the stcadicr in the opening set which
he won, 6 to T. Thereafter Lorllard found
his stroke, scoring frequently with speedy
returns, making difficult gets In the cor
ners. He won the second set at 6S and the
third at 81. The next set went 10 van
tage, the only one Of the entire day. In
the tenth game Lorllard was within a
point of the match but he missed his OPP
portunty. He finally won, however
to C. Walter Kinsella was referee with
Jack White marking.
The draw for to-day calls for {. f..
Sands VS. Cutting. Havemeyer VS.. Crane,
and HUM W. Pennell. Lorillard has the
bye.
The summary follows:
First round-Fulton Cutting, Cambridge, beat
q scott Nav York, 6-3. 6-3. 6-3; T. A.
Uavemeyer New York, heat Wilson Potter
philadelnhia by default; Joshua Crane. Tennis
and Raeque! club Boston, e S . IL T. K w II
- Itubn Philadelphia beat ID. T. Rhodes Bos-
ton A q Hoston Is. g. B--i, Nane ZEN
nell England. beat g. Russell, Tennls ana rae
lard. ir.. Tuxedo. beat s. 5. Furman, New York,
krG Ga G-L % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

TWO-base hits-Iesreau, Collins. bacrlhce hits
--shafer %. stolen bases-Bernard Markle.
FIRST base on errors-Newark 2; New York. ].
Struck out--By Tesreau. 4. First base on balls
on Tesreau. ! OF Crandal, .: of Gaskell, l.
Double play--Murry 20 Doyle to Herzog Hit by
pitched bail-By McGinnity, ]. Hits-Oh Tes-
Teau. . IN innings; OF McGinnity, 10 In Z
innings Left on bases-Newark. 5; New York.
9. Umpire-Latham. Attendance. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
HARVARD WINS AT SOCCER.

Philadelphia. April s.--Harvard defeated
the Haverford soccer football team to-day
at Haverford by q score Of too
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NEW YORK
Totals. 81 u 27184 Totals. 80 81 i
Rattea tor James in the ninth inning.

New York ..........4 o o o = o 0-S
Toledo ..............3 -
First base on errors-Toledo, g. Left on bases
New York =. Toledo 8 First base balls
OF Ford. A; of Meyer. /: OF James, /. Struck
out-By Ford. q by James. 4. Three-base hit
Chase Two-base hits-Ford Hinchman. Sacri-
Ace Iits-Chase. Butler Sacrifice hy--Derrick
stolen bases-Ford Griggs Wild pitch-Moyer.
Hit by pitched ball-By Ford, Griggs; by Meyer,
Daniels simmons. Hits-On Meyer, In >
innings: of James 4 in innings. Umpire-in-
chief-Ferguson. Field ump.re-lrwin. Time
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Earned rIns-PrInceton {. georgetown, I
FIRST base on balls-OG IIcnernan. q. Struck
out-By Lear. =. by Henernan. I. BY White.
= Left on Lasos-Prrccton. q. Georgetown.
Home rIn-Resd. |wo-basc htts-Sterrett.
Lear First base on errOrs-PrincetOn. .;
Georgetown. 3. wild pitch-Hefrornan. Double
play-Doily 90 O'Counor 20 Mullaney Stolen
bsse--WorthiuRton. Sacrifice hIt-Lear Time
i -. Implre-Betts
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Cornish out. hit by thrown ball.
Yals ............2 : o q . 3 0-12
Hopkins ...........0 . o I
Two base hits Burdett. Merritt, Kelley, Por-
ter Three-base hit-Thompson Sacrifice hits
Merritt, Burdett Smith. Stolen base-Reilley.
Double play Cornish 10 Burdett to McCreary
First base on balls-On Freeman, g. on Giles
.. on Hartwell. |. Batters hlt-By Pleper g.
Struck out-By Pieper, g. by Freeman. g. by
Giles @, ny Hartwtil, .. Left on bases-Hop-
kins o. Umpire-McAtee Tme-Two hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
ADELPHI NINE HITS FREELY
Brooklyn Boys Beat st. Johns
College in Lively Game.

In free hitting game. the Adelphi
Academy team defeated the ST. Johns Col
lego on Adclphi Field. Brooklyn. yesterday
by n score Of 20 to H. The pitchers OF both
mines were greeted with a fusIllade OF hard
hitting. each team securing fourteen hits
Kenneth Afford opened on the mound for
Adclphi. but after six runs were tailed In
the second inning he was withdrawn IN
place OF Walden. who twirled splendid ball
FOR the remainder OF the game.
Jollon. who opposed the AdelphI pitch
ers was an easy problem for his rivals,
who aso prohted by tho five errors behind
him. Fred Drigg5. the visitors catcher,
threw many runners out. while his efrec-
tive batting. including a home run, scored
many Of hts teammates.
The score by innings follows:
T. II. l..
AGelphl A..........3 0 ) 2 3 20 "a ,
IT. Johns Reserycs.0 90 2 al IL 3
Batteries -AdelphI X. Afford. Walden and
DricE-. -. Johns Reserves Tollon and Dietrich.
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Johnny Dundee may 20 To England
within tho next few weeks. lie has re-
ceived an offer of $4,000 to box abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

The Columbia University baseball team
put in a hard days practice on South
Field yesterday In preparation for the
game with Amherst this afternoon. Both
teams returned from the South on Sunday.
The Blue and White squad won only one Of
four games. but Amherst did much better.
Columbia is handicapped by the lack of "A
good pitcher, but the team has been hitting
well, and this may Offset the weakness in
the pitching box. The game will be called
at $3.50 O'Clock.
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Totals. 30 IL . 27o2 Totals. ~ / 5'26 II
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NnE \. @apysdj, Absofai.

Br~nfti5tert in allen geriften bes
etdntes un6 ben Ser. Stodten.
shreibt Tdtnmertc n1fs, beiorgt
Hefstiter mb iiebt abftrofte ourh;
felt, DOB Seitnmente I'm WadIafien,
Ttdftsecrihte seorSnet tpcrhen. ge.
ioret goIImadten unb Siebt Orb.
ffoften IN ireenh einem Tbeife Der
WeIt Elm. aoIIcftirt ausit1nbe.
eprif)t beitih unb lit offentlifer
Rotnr. $50 Omaha 9atiauaI 9nnf
geb1nbe.
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@r5heres Sduensnnft fir
ltnipn . yahnhof.


Die bereits Iettcn ,sebriIar ourd.
Den omaha Commercial GLIB be-
Gonnene Vropaaonod iir cine Den
Scroermaen oco aeiieiacrtcn Ser.
fcbrs rntiprefelOe AusOcbnima nno
Serbrcitnng Der Sdicneniirdnae ocs
unionbabnbofes lit mieOcr IN Gin
1ttiperee Stadium einaetreteL &c
II. ni%laenideiuIidl. oob Die iieben
Standardization. melde Den Balm,
LOT beuuscn, iidl ioIon1e mic mo1.
lid I'M oieie foitipieligeu ertranus.
saben brrum5uoriidcn infen. Der
0ertreter ocs Commercial 9Inb.
SER :. gi. @uilo, dubcrte iidl in
beitimmtrr @eiie: .@ir boficn,
onb Die gnbnen Die 9eoHrfuiiie or
Sta0t e%initimmig oncrtcmcn mo
oementipredleno banoelu merocn.
&Sds aber aud lire @altlmg iein
ma1, Die @eih1itsIcnte ser StaOt
iin0 entidloiierb Die Sade Onrd5u
tdmpfen. Vile AnSeifen 0clitcll oa.
rnuf bin, b1B ger5ogcrung oocr
Serumoriidrn Der g1hneu beitimm
res SanOsln 5ufoIee baben niirOe. "
Gas Meifte. ipos Der Club erDnr.
tet-iinS gIeihseitia oas @enigitc
ipeIdes or aitnebnten lpir0-iit ENC
gerIdngeriing Der gegenipdrtigen
Gaiiagieraeleiie iiiolih bis 'um Bur
linetonbabnbof. nit g%oriebuug fir
bier gaNaeieraeIeiie. Die 2ei'
lhlngsfdbigfeit niiroe oa6urd I'M
so Gro3ent beruebrt tperoen.
Gos gcriidt, oab Der Ban zines
leiien llnionbabnbofS gepInnt ici
miro iofpobl non Serrn @iIilo bonn
Commercial Club aIs oiib bon &c
neral @anager @nre Der Union ga.
ciiic entiffsoen in abreoe geiteIt.
Die 5auptidpieriefeit bel Der
ansiiibrrng oes glanes ioa in Der
iinan5ieIlen Seite beIteben, iDie es
beiBt. Omar traaen CUR llnterbal
trne oes gabnbofes Die iiebcn Bah
nen i'm gerb1ltniB ibrcr genutrma
befieIben bei, aber beionOere ailsga'
ben tueroen ourd cine gleihmaBigcI
gelditung oner gabnen beitritten.
0esboIb fiiblen fid Die tIeineren
Den eroBen gegcuiiber ebcn
benottbeiligt.
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snn0mahn.

Ger IA Sabre alte artbur @sper
gren Sohn bon 5roli Gspergrcn.
7t3 n0rol. 81. Strdbe, luuroe
oinh isinen Spielfameraoen III
freo Mattion beim GpieIen mil
elmer 5liute ms refte auge ge4
fhoTen. Ger 9nabe mag oos augc
rerfieren.
Die IfitgIieSer Ser 5enertpebr
bisIten i'm @rdangegebduoe ibren
jGbrliden Pa ab. llneef1br 800
Rerioneu nabman 9beil. Die Gun.
orile purbe ourh Chef TcStnIe mo
ieine @attin nngefiibrt. Die Gin.
labmen peroen iid ouf $1,000 be,
lauren. 9us @elo miro SIR anifai.
ni.sq BON llniformen uno moeren
aleioungsitiide bertuanot ncr0cn.
{. &. Sell SalOun, 1926 04Str.
geites Bier. 5eirsr SreiIrnf.
0eutifer 9eiuh piafomnlen.
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Ter Gbedverfehr bat and IN bel
|%rerganaeHen Aod|e ben Der poridb
riaen gIeidlen @ode lpieoer iibsr
~.roffcn mo ypnr INN 400 Miaicnrn
mic CT and Den gctrna Der 0crpodls
I'M nod cine aIriniafeit, liz Mil,
lionen ehpa. iIbcritiel. Sir ebieaar
lieIltc lih ons Miebr acacli bne Gor.
iabr Ill Rrojelf. iiir gicp Dcrl
Inn - Bro5ellt. Is CAB i'm Sanog
riir lucnig elenrin9nduicr, Ole feline
3lmnbne mfipnpeiien battsn. Dir
6eitiateit oes 0ietonioiates miro
anf Die ild it~eiaernocn auipriihg
Der 6nbrif. mo Aanoelslpelt 81,
tiidgeiiibrt. Die 3nbl Der 9anfcrotte
1T GROCER, bod limo Die Sfuloper.
binoIitteiten Illir in Oen peitiaiicn
Gallen bon 8eorltung. 9ie Sitie
rngsuerbdltniif limo in Den Saipt
trmid)en bes aleinbanOeIs imo Der
6ciertdgsbeoiiriniiic Dem Abiab Tor
oerIid grmeien, Die @eIocr giuarn
out Elm mo Die anuifraft Der 9ono
bepolferuna ooflmeRtirtc lih ourd
5nblreihe geiteamleeu auf 4derge
rdthihaften. ard an Die Stobl
i1o Giicninbmtric ipcrocn erbobte
Infor0erungcn aeitellt.
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Warftberidf.

Sao.O mobd, 80. 9c3.
&in6pieb-3nfubr 5000; Morfi
felt bis &c nieoriger.
@utc biz bette $7.80-9.00.
@itteImabige BIS CUTE $500
$50.
@epObmife Bis mittelmabise
$6. 00--6.90.
aiibe mo Sellers, feit biz 1oc
n~ieoriger.
@ute BIS bette Seifers $50
$3.50.
@ute bis bette aabe $40
600.
IaittelmdBige big quite aiibc
81. 40-5.40.
@epobnIide Bis mitteim0Biga
S300-4.40.
Stoders uno Seekers, CUTE itorf,
anoere felt Bis nieoriger.
@rte bis bette $6.40-8.00.
MittelmdBige Big bette $50
GAO.
@etp6bnlide BIS mittelmdBigc.
$5.00--5.75.
Stof Seifprs 81. 50-6.25.
aalber $4,000.
gulen $4.40-6.00.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500; Marft
felt bis ftarf. 0urfIhnittsprcis
81 .00-7.15; b,flter Breis $40.
Sdafe-3ufubr 1900; Marft FELT.
Mutteridafe giite Bis bette $4.56
-4.s5.
@iooer, cute big bette $4.65-
500.
S1brlinee $5.75--65 80.
21mmer $685. 40.
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3uiommcn ....-.16J60o,0 900

Die engIilhe 9dnomnft fam man
auBer 9etrobt laIien, oa IL in eineni
groBen eurppdiihen ariege feine
Role lpielen ipiirbe. Die inSge-
ialnmt mobililierten Streitfr1fte nss
9reibunoes mlO Der S~ripIeentente
itno oIIo pier5ebrmn[ 70 groB ole
Die I'M Satire 1870 bon 9euihlan0
mobiliiierten Streitfr1fte. Rimmt
man MN an, 0dB Die 2on6drmeen
oes 9reibmoes, 5rnnfreihs u1o
Gublanos ebenio bel gerIuite erlei,
6en nirben ipie Die Geutitea 1870
uli6 II, 10 ergeben iih folgaloe
5oblen: @eto0tet 26,f94 Sffi5iere
uno 1,f80,256 llnterofi5iere nno
Nonnidaften. Siniftlih Der Ser,
Unite ourd Genfen luoaen mir bic
lett bier3ig syabren e~rfolgten Sort.
ihritte Der Meoi5in uno Gbemie be-
ad|ten. Hinlmt man an, OoB Seu-
den oerbdltniBm1Big nur Den brit.
ten 9beil Der Spfer for6ern niir6en,
Gie fie 1870 nuf beutiher Seite meg.
gerafft baben 10 bIeibt nod INNER
GIN 8erlu1t bon ruro 10000 Wntn.
Gie tbati1dliden gerlnlte i'm Seloe
6lorbt inner @efpdbrsmdnn luegen
Ser in3tpii6en e~rfolgten gerbeiierung
Ger 5euernaffen Inn Die S0Ifte b0ber
onieben an u|tiiiien, cine aniidt IN.
oes, Die ourh Die iiingiten ariege
nift baIt1tigt miro. 9agegen oiirfts
,inaefdbr itimmer, mas er iiber Die
~flnan3iefen 8erluite zines groBen
europaiiden arieges iagt. Die 2dno-
urnieen oes 9raibunoes, 8ranfreifs
uno GuBlan6s niiroen %Suiammeu,
fuie %erip1bnt, minoeItens 100000
Mann 5dbler. Ga IN einem mo6er.
men ariege anf Ben Ropf Der mlfge.
botellen 8ebrnaft I'M Gage anoert-
bnfb Collar Soften folen, 70 ergiebt
iid cine t1glide ausga6e bon runo
% Wiaionen Collar. en einem
ein3igen Wionat iuiiroen nlio 6rei
giertel Miainroen Dollar bonn arie.
ae peridIungen fperoen, in einem
,Sahre fleun WiIIiaroen. Die nns
i.berie6bnren ipirtbihaitlihen 8ere
lutte lteben alif eincm belonoeren
glatt, unb ongelidts iolher 3nbIen
fam man es ieoenfnas DerIteben,
raB Die Staatsienfer obne ausnab.
me geoenfen trageil. Die gerantipor-
tung fir eiteu ioldm arieg oui
lid) 5li nebnten.
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: malpu, Gsbr, 30. 2c5cmber 1912.
lie Serluits cincs curOpGiidcn
3rieges.

Die pormsiidDtIiden gerlIite eli.
mes enropdiifen ariegss meroen ben
einent ebemalisen oclitifen Offi5ier
nuf gnr5 enorme 3ifiern berednet.
gIs grlmolegeuosu RaBitab benubi
CT Die 8erluite ocs oeutiten Scores
I'M ariege BON 1901. 9cutih.
Inno bot OnmaIs oIles in allen, oIio
einidlieBIid Der 8eiabunes. uno or.
icbtruppen, runo 100000 Nann
Guf. Sin gerIuiten bate Die oeut.
fte armee 81 ber5eidnrn: @etootet
1871 Sff3ierc, 26.397 l~intcroifi.
5fsre um0 Ntomidoiten; berlmnoet
1854 Offi5iere, S4,304 llnterpffisie.
re umo Monnibnften. GIN Seuden
lt1rben etfpo 10000 Ram. Seben
mir uns MN DIE Stdrfe Der armecn
an, Die Der Dreibnnb, 5rantrsif mo
RiiBton0 i'm &riegsfaac anhtellen
tpiiroen. auh bier molten mir bic
8einbungS- uno Griabtrilppen einbe.
sieben. Is piiroe auibieten:
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Wnfif, Stunt uno Spraden-
Piano geifiontn 50.--llnterritt n
Sarmoaielebre, 9ransponiren isno
SmproDiiiren, 1otenleien mlo g3rs
trog. Mme. 2amoin, 1872 Dnpen.
bort Gtrabe.
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cmaha weireiSe.Warrt.

GlttuDu, oV, @c3tlUDcI.
Sortrr @ei5en-
Rr. 2, 50 -Si1@c.
Ger. 3. Si-S312c.
Rr. A, 76-S2he.
6riibiabrs 3ei5en-
9r. 3, St--stNc.
CIR. a, 77-s0c.
@eiBes aorn-
@r. 8, 42-42Ac.
gtr. d, 40H-i1e.
@eIbes aorn-
gr. 8, 4034-4ts
@r. a, doc.
aorn-
CIR 8, 4oK-ioalc.
Ir. A, 39lR-40c.
aorn feines @rooes 1856.
@eiBer Safer
Ger ., 3tA-32c.
StanourO Safer 3tH-3f34e.
Sir. 3, 3115c-
CIR. A, 1904 Sic
maI3gerite $3.50.
6itttergeriic Nr. /, 4o-i5c.
aoggen-
Rr. ., 5sK-59c.
9r. 8, 57b-5S1bc.
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Gos prelspiiroigite Glen BEL
Better Stump, Geutihs Slide, 1903
Dodge SfrnBe, Q Gtcd, NabIsei
ter % Gents.
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sSilIarb Gb6B, Tatrnte, 1880 Gin
NatioraI gnnf Building. IeI.
9pler 1888; Snb. a.t864.
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Tic feiniten @aritr alrr VII
irerbsn IN Sdnaubcr & Spffmann's
gaoeu gtmadJt. Selbit einaemadhs,
marinirte 6eringe unb rOtbt Ml.
ben. Allc Dtutiden 0eIifateBtn
jfets uorrdtbia. Die bsiten asia.
nialluanren nnb @gmife ber Gai.
Oa. Sduantcr 4 &oifnsanu, A08
njz3< ~ Gknfe
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TWO GIRLS Swedish would IKE place To- 70,
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THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
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Eugene Margolin. alias Joseph Margolin, greet
ing You are hereby commanded that you per
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trict Court of the United states OF America Tor
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al the CITY OF New York, on the 10th day OF
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TSeal1 HENRY a. WISE.
United states Attorney.
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tho United states District Court for the soutn
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1912 Information furnished on application
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