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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02
.-,rp ANY INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA
ar SICK, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

slcepleesness. heichlns % gas. bill
iousness. sick headache. nervous.
ness. dlxhiness or many othor SINH
lar symptoms.
N yo0r appetite IL tickle. and
nothing tenpts you. or you hclrh
gnA. or II you feet bioated after eat
ing. or your food lies like q lump
of lead on your stomach. YOU can
make up your mind that AZ tho bot,
tom 81 all this there 10 but one
cansc~-fermentatien Of undlgested
food.
Prove to Yourself In five minutes
that your stomach Is as good Rs
any. that there IL nothing really
wrong Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what sou want without
fear Of discomfort or misery.
Almost Instant relief ID waiting
Cor you. II IL merely = matter of
how soon You take little Diapcp
sin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02

tripod on which rested wooden
bowl or drum Prosrudinr from the
tripod VAS a red wooden box.
The orchestra finally came and
the performance started. There
were THREE members In a. One
played stsnged instrument
shaped like eroquct mAiict. anofh-
81 q banjo shaped affair. and the
third flute. The girls beat titae
While they sang with a stick. alter.
nRfrly 90 the wooden bowl aud the
red box Their voice. could scarce.
iy be heard through the din toniy
one sang ~ timel. for when q
Chinese stfinFed instrument gvts
under war q husky steam eaiilcpr
could scarcely be- heard.
10 spite u the raspiuw character
OF that massc there is q fascination
about ". and after your ears stop
ringing few hours later you begin
10 realize L.. Yours.
WEB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02

-. x.er soar. out'efcrder s'em'
a, r.yss yoa eall u iadises
= p,.,~psla, cas'rl'is or Ca
~. 4 sssmasa' y doesn't mat.
80 ypar stomach q. !. " trouble !. n.y.,
Z. IN you 10 your Pharmacist J
u ~ ~ d open a secrnt case
3 - pIapspsiu and lei you eat y,
srsin TriAnxnle ana sec y y
- sve minuses there r. lon
49, -. 4 yoaf former misery.
~ esrreel nalne fof soar .se '' !.
=. . - presentation food sour :
= pieus<ive organs become
~ ~ 4 lsek q s.sss.e la, H !
-. ~ i oaly bali dikes'ea. ana .,
- afleesed With loss o.
~ rrussurs and f''iiness az
ND ..si-S vunitins. nausea. heAfs'
-';ssue i ho~sls. tenderness
"a u 4 & stomach. bad taste !, n
surrfinafiop. pain IN limbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02

f%NFfttf :" NtfA84
Dear BIN; The sing song girls OF
Canton are q great Institution.
When a Chinese wants 10 spread
himself In entertaining his guests
he hires several sing song girls and
an orchestra. and they discourse
meiodlosss love songs through the
sasf number OF courses. lSoms Of
the big si'aaerx have $50 courses
We had 4 concert one evening
The girls arrived first. and i'm.
proved the time while waiting for
the orchestra BY pfimplnx. They
unst b. the noafest and most par.
titnlaf women In tho world about
their personal appearance. They
spend hours on their hair alone.
which n oiled and combsd strAlxhs
back 10 large knot on the back cf
Tho head A hang curves over the
forehead
The Girls brought with them .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02
The MARKETS

rae feilewtnG ere The average
yrssss rsid - ssssl ss@nkssss~ mss-
AL eae~s ass suh3ees " vNrtasten,
aoeogdtnG - fseehnsos nnA 9saerni
eassfleeee. bMs sAees ps@ese. nslsss
oehesu1ne taA1eass4 Axo fog sar4reiy
fasst gxAdea
xxws aAa nussss--sssfs.s Ssss&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02

big Biz Big Graft wants 10 steal
our water front Get Next" Dream
land Pavilion Sunday, 2 y. M. go
Seattle Av-omobne School. 2i3
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-02
LECTURER WANTS
nuelESS DANCE

DENVER. Fub. 2.--~if the hut
werc taken out Of dsncing u would
not last ionx. but would do : No.
urai desth.~ said the Rev. Father
Bsnedies. In lecture to younn
wumen ~ the fashionable Logan
avenue chapel here today. Mar
rfed women do not dance with their
husbands. but with other vomcns
husbands. and married men DO not
dance With their wives. but win
other meas sires After telling
foaf beloved that there II greet
danger IN kisalnx- through trans
hitting xermx. he continued to the
yrnax women. allow him 10 kiss
roa twice In one evening once
when be comes and once before ~
leaves u II not necessary thar tr~
kias you ip9.npa times an evening.
though yuu may be engaged
Il am very sorry. Captain auob.
thAt circumstances over which I
have no eontrol compel me 10 say
mo-
May ! AJAX what tho olrcnm-
stances arers
Yours. ~--s.ippinco,t's.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
KEEPING IN REPAIR.

No man ever Yet controlled oppor-
tunity and fate until he had first
learned To control himself.
Maybe yonr wife. or Your husband.
or if you have neither. then some one
r"arcst to You. gets on of sorts
and fails Ia run in harmony with
Ncur own spirits no not hasten Ia
f. culate The wife. husband or friend
with pleasant word and CHEEKY
smile. that best of all remedies TO-
tiserderod spirits
\ wife or husband or cham is ia.
"lorn easily rcgulated han any
watch. ii the same careful attention
Ia given them.
Thousands Of men and women
teach pet dogs difficult tricks AMI
'rcslcct 10 teach their children even
2oed manners
There are men who VII STAY II.
all night with a sick horse bur vii
Tot lose len minutes over a s;,l;
wife.
The instinct to care .or things W.
Prize is inherent in us. Ne diffe.
Nas'iy in the things We prize. Nine.
tenths of uS seem 10 vallr ne fhir.,
according 10 cost of price and over.
! look the priceless worth of BLESSING.
given us free Pensacola Journal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
THE THUMB AN
IMPORTANT DIGIT

Few persons realize how important
a role the thumb has played in th..
social customs of the people
Erkskinc records thar amons coy.
tain classes OF people in Soo'1 and III.
hnal settlement OF Il harga.n Wa
always sisnalizcd by the licklp. and
Joining of thumbs.
Scldcn says that kissing Tie thumb
was 4 characteristic OF serv.l.-y. The
clergy. the rich and the or, ~. were
in receipt of this honor from. rades.
mon.
From remote times he pst. .;t,, or
licking the thumb has boon r. .arde.l
n solemn pledge OF PROV IT,. exist
ins. according To Tacitu> ara o-,ar.
among the Goths. the lbgy.3rs and
the Moors. and il may al, raced
through successive periods down -
III" present time.-New Na-s sun
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
INDIGESTION.
(By Walt Mas0n.)


Old Jasper can't make up his
lind; he looks before, he looks De-
hind, and springs grist of hens and
haws and quotes a string OF ancient
saws, and asks advice from Dick and
Tom, and gets no benefit therefrom.
He's always on the ragged edge; ne
makes . plan. and then he'll hedge.
discard it for another plan, and then
en- that he'll tie the can. When JAS
per started his career propitious gods
were smiling near; he had more
changes to succeed than any sway
backed mortals need; but always he
would hem and haw, and shy bogies
made of straw, and pause to read the
book of rules, and manufacture OBJ
stacles. And Jasper. as We go to
press, is snorting round in great dis
tress. He's been abandoned by his
frau; the sheriff levied on his COW;
he has no place to sleep or eat; the
ecppers shoe him from the street. Il
never had no luck" he cries. and
with his whiskers wipes his eyes. by
all the fates I've been accurst; the
world has kicked me from the first"
| see lots more. from day to day, all
headed down the same old way. The
lane of indecision goes into region
rank with woes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

The secretary of the Florida Press
Association has notified the Good
Roads folks that there is no place
ON the program of the former body
session for listening 10 a discussion
concerning good roads. The srcrc-
tary Is right. The editors of Flor
ida know about as much concerning
good roads as any body of men in
the state. and they are doing more
than any Other ST of mon 10 hrins
good roads about \ discussion ~
lie merits of he proprsl ion before
them. Therefore. i 4 work of SUPER
creation carrying vi Goals 10
Newmarket. - IT were. The whole
Idea OF importing a lot OF borcS to
discuss matters N tho editorial meet
incs which are only Incidentally re
lated to journalistic work. is. in ouG
opinion. mwi>r and not conducive
Ia iatGr attendance AZ the gather
insS ar profitable results lhercfrom.
The editors have lots of problems oi
III If own and by taking counsel with
one another they tan make the a>So.
'lation : meetings helpful To- all I'll.
m'mhcrS Rut when the meetings arr
turned ilI'o educational rallies ar
Eood roads pow-wows. the technical
t"n"il'~ arr lost. II is not expected
mat tea, hcrS or members uf other
Professions should devote their con.
Mentions Ia discussions of the hes
Method % running newspapers. hu'
The ncwpapcr men are expected t,
give their meetings 10 everything ex
oept their own business
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

The Punta 0orda Herald still
Opines that it would be a good thing
for Florida to abolish the Legislature
and put the State under the commits
sion form Of government. This would
be more busincss-like, perhaps, but
not nearly so amusing. The biennial
antics of our legislators add much
to the hilarity of the vicinage, ana
this is a strong argument in favor OF
the retention OF the representative
system. And then those "rcminis-
ccnces" stretching over many months
subsequent to adjournmcnt-think
Of being deprived of them, Nay,
Brer Jordan. deliver us to your braz-
en- Underwood idols. if yen will, hu,
leave MS our Legislature.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

Some folks are already suggesting
candidates for governor four years
hence. Let's don't force the crop.
There will be enough statesmen IL
select from before il is necessary 10
advertise for applicants for the job.
Meantime, we know the place is 60
ing to be held down properly for four
years to come, SO 1t is useless to wOr-
ry about ii for 4 long time yet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

Mr.. Cleveland, the bright young
editor of the Fort Meade Leader,
gives evidence in the first issue OF the
paper under his management that he
is onto his job" We predict that
he will make good and will do more
than his part II Fort Meade will d.
hers. We are not afraid OF making
this young man proud by Dragging
On him, little pride not being amiss
W the firm, one partner being Meek.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
Work for Each

NO one Of NY fellows can do that
special work for ME wat,n have
come into the world to 90 no NAV
60 higher work, - r. ca.ror do
my work. cannot han os.r ~ wore
10 him. any more than an hand
over my responsibilities T. ~ s,,.s
| must do INK ~.
DO little or | may 10 much THAT
matters not Il must lie nv own
work.-Raskin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

The Pensacola Journal paragraph
er is daffy about brown eyes. For
reasons which married men will APP
preciatc our publicly announced pref
erence is for eyes of azure hue. This
must not be construed, however, to
mean that we won't take a sly look
at the other kind when opportunity
offers and the blue eyes are turned
the other way.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
OWN AN AUTOMOBILE.

We have contracted with the Stu
debaker corporation to sell E. NJ. F.
SOS and Flanders eos. We have
them here to show you. Anyone in.
terested please call or phone and We
will be pleased to demonstrate and
quote prices. If you want a good
reliable car, you will not be disap-
pointed II you purchase either OF
these We have mentioned.
5. NJ. Stephens.
5-2S-tf G. c. ROgan.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

There is rush to buy Tom Wat
sons magazine since all this stir
about his arrest for printing obscene
matter in ii. When the purchaser
of the magazine finds, however, tina;
the matter referred to is in the Latin
language, he realizes that he has
been "stung again.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07

Never saw more watermelOns or
better ones than are to be found in
Florida just now. This is an eX-
CeptiOnally good season for the lus-
CiOus melon, which attains its great
est perfection in this part OF Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

From the same Office Is issued
THE LAKELAND NEWS
. weekly newspaper giving q re-
sumo of local matters, crop condt-
tons, county affairs. etc. Sent
anywhere for $l.00 per year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-13
9attpn uub Seuebme.

1te Stills 8eieuidaft be3
Speer'5 9oipttaIs in 0apton peruns
itaItet am 5reitag Elm nau Dan Sep-
ing" I'M SoipitaI. Sllnd miro ~ierpir1.
- 9ie Sibung oes Canton Sdul=
ratbes, Die geltern Ibeno bdtte Itatt-
finoen ioIIen, ipuroe uuf beltte Ibeno
oerIdpben.
- QlIfreo Hogers unb Senrp 9erg.
LAMB BON Chicago, gu, limo Die 8aite
bes Serrn 81. 6. Sdumer, bon Der
Center uno San &oait ape., 8eueoue.
- InlGBIih ibres 8eburtstuges
Duroe sSrau Z. Salter, bon Der 5Soote
Ibem,e in 8eIlepue, BON Dem Garna.
tion Club nit einer Surpriie 8artp
beebrt. Inpeieno paren Die Gamen
8ilming, Stofmanu, Sleiif), Sic.
bentboIer, @a8ner, 9ouerIp 9. 9en.
Ger, SbieIe, Goepfe, Smitb, Wc8iu.
SteeenanlG, Sauer, ir., ShueIte
Geuo lno Sri. CLARA Gamer.
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4flidtnergeHene Wattin
Wit ihrem Walan BON ben gunSess
be6OrOen p~erbaftet.

Der unoeseinpunberungszgsdm
S6ps. Sbomas perboftete gsItern NIT
SiIfe Der @ebeimpoli3iitsn Subn uno
Doh Den 81 Sabre alien llngarn g)os.
Sorpitb, Don go. DAT Carr Strdbs,
Iotpie cine 5rdu, peIde fid ols S5s=
lima Sprpitb, "a Sabre alt, reglltrlrte
upb bic 5 Sabre oIte 3odter Der Isbs
tewn Ramens Warp. Die 6rdu CAB
iid fir bic Satin oes Sorpit9 aus,
pG6renb Tie in DirtIidteit nit einsm
in elmer Stubt oss Staotes pennipls
panien pobnenben ungarn perbsirdtbei
lit. Die 9erbaTtungsn erfolsten oui
@eranlafuns oes 2eBteren. Der Utanr
mar mad Der 9eburt fstnes 5Ddters
tens Marp mad Qmerita ou~ssetpun'
bert nit benz geripredsn, 5rau UNI
ainb nahtommen loiIen gu tpousn
Ipbalo er bas nOtbise Reiisge!o 5uiam'
mengeipdrt babe. WGbreno ieiner 4b.
peIenbeit bate ii6 in ungarn cir
2iebsspsrbGltnib aptihen Sprpitb uni
Der ssrou entpidelt. Qls Der nthts
obnenbe 9utte idlieBlih ieiner 5ral
bas fausr peroiente Reiiegelo geiano.
bate, iiberrebete Soroitb iie. nit i'm
mad 4msrita gu gsbsn uno iif um IT,
rem Mann niht meter 81 btummern
Die Grau gins ouf ben 8oridIdg elm
beiann Iih mad Der Qntunft in Ime.
rita iebo1 zines 8ei1eren uno beitaui
barauf, gu ibrem Wanne geben 81
pollen, Sorpitb, Elm Susenbfreuno be!
2estersn, bruhte Die Jruu uno ba,
Sinb barauf nah Der Staot in penn
iplpanien, in pelter ibr Gutts tuohnt
DRier mar iibersIiitlih, pisoer mi
ieinsr Jrau Dereint gu iein. uno Iae'
pGre gut esrpeien, rpenn 9orpitb be
5rau nt6t pieber nahgeitent bate. 6
iibsrrebete oieielbe idlieblid, ibrel
Wdnn su perlaHen unb nit ibm burh|
5ubreunen. 9as pdar traf tir5li6 mi
benz ainbe Der Srau in Cincinnati
elm unb nobnte isitbem in benz SuuI
an, Der Carr 'Strabs. Der oerluTs1
Gbsgatte panbte lid an bic bieiige,
gunbssbebDroen, NIT benz Reiultat
baB 5orbitb eeftern an Dr auesr
Gitn Mpsnue unb Bud StraBe, ND e
pobnts, perbaftet purbe. Gr tbeill
ben geamtsn feline Wobnung mil
tporauf bir Jeitnabme Der pflidtpergei
ienen Jrau uno hires ainoes erfolgtt
5orpitb pirb fid untsr Der 4ntlae
Der llebertretunJ bss .Wbite SIapsrD
9eisBes 81 peruntfpOrten BADEN.
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aafeefrdnSden.

IN Der prot. psterstirtR finbet
has nGdite &affsstrdn3hen bes 5rau>
en- 9ereins am Miitpod, ben 13.
HoDember ftait. Die folsenben Das
men iinb NIT ben 8orbsreitunssn be-
Ihdftigt unb bitten ibre sabIreiden
sFreunbe um ressn geiud: Gruu
Barbara Weigel, 5rau Inna Wiltes
ming. Trau Jran5ista W%eft.rbeltpis,
.5rau Charles Weiie, 5rau Wars,
4ngsrt, Grau Regina amrein, Jrau
Sobn Wiganot.
Oas nddft. Gaffelransden bee
1rauenpereius Der Gpans. prot. Ct
S,obonnss @emsinbe auf Wt. 4uburr
Waitpr grnft WoB) pirb am beuti.
GEN Mittpoh, ben ID. Nopember. OBJ
gebalten. 1olsenbe DAMIEN baben bi,
aeiiung bes ardnsdens ibernommsn.
Spbanna Srorbah, Sophia 8osel
RpIa 5uI3munn, Dilbelmine Seebos
be, Jrieberida Ghomburg, Nnnc
gob, emma Rotbader unb griffin,
@iebemanr. gs nirb alles aufse.
bcisn. ben G6ften einis. angensbm'
StunD.n gu bereiten unb iie aufs 8e.
tie au betpirtben- Die Olieoer uni
Jreunoe bes Wereins finb allie berg.
lid einaeIaoen unb Dirb elm aabI.
rsider Befut NIT Reat ertpartet.
Sn Der Gpana. prot. Mattb
Gemeinbe. Minton plaee (p. Bsntbin
paftor) seben am Donneritas Die Va,
men 4nna Wifdmeper. Rofa 9rsber,
CAROL. Spreen, Sofepbins @poIsmann
unb glif. 2ansborIt bas monatI5.
aaffeetrdnahen fir ben Jrauenosrein
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nit $135. Sobn 8ropn, Elm aonouts
teur elmer Cincinnati Sractipn Gar.
Der Ietnen Batter befuhte, Der stpifhen
Sneonta unb Rob, &p., tpobnt, fanb
Die 8Drie unb CAB lie Der 5rau 5urid.
9a tein Rams in Der 8DrIe gu finoen
mar, madte er ale Nnftrengunsen, ben
Gtgentbimer gu finoen uno seitern gez
lang ibm Dies.
- Inter benz @prfiB bes prdIibens
ten peter 8aufenturt fanb seitern
Qbenb in Sonbtas' 6ale bic balbz
idbrige @eriammlung bes pionier Ser
ems itatt. Setretdr Geors 5aetb pros
totolirte. Die 8efhliHe Der lebten
8e rIummlung ipurpen perlefen unb
angenommsn. Die balbidhrigen 8es
ridte bes Setretdrs unb S6abmeiiters
tpuroen perleIen uno ungenommen, ME
folgt: 3afenbeitano am l. Mdr5
1912 $3.50, gtnnabmen in ben pers
floTenen feds Mpnaten $115.6O, gu
iammen $146.90. Nusgaben in ben
lebten feds Wpnaten $114.45. 8Ieibt
Elm &aHenbeitano am /. Rppember
1912 bon $32.15. SIN 8auzgeretn
iinb $257.60 oneeleet. Der @oritonb,
aus ben 9srren ). Spruut, .. blum
uno 2ouis Sod beitebenb, ma6te Dem
9erein ben 9ori6la9, cine 9erlooiuna
poer eine Gbriitbuumbeiteerlin gu
peranitalten. Die Mngelegenbett purot
beg 2dngeren bebattirt uno bann biz
CUR nddften 9erIdmmlung berf6oben
Ra6 Der 9eriammlune fanb bonn cir
gemitbIiter Sommers itatt, BEL BEN
bumoriitiIde 0ortrdge nit 9eIdnger
in Der unterbaltung abpshielten.
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Beitrafte 1~lnpuiAGmtbeit.

Der ShanttelIner Mm. 5aade follie
sefern gu ieinem leibptfen erfabrsn,
baB Is untsr senifen llmitdnben bos
BeIt. III. ben Wunb 81 baIten. CT mar
BON Ribter Stride tpegen b0spi0isen
@erluGens ieiner Jrau au 10 1agtn
Mrbsitsbaus Dsrurtbeilt pprben. Or
rief in feiner Mutb benz Rihter eine
unDtrihGmte 8emertung 5u, iporuuf
bitfsr bic Gtrafe prompt auf brsi
Donate Grbtitshaus erb0b.e.,
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Spettd]ersM uSftamb.
lie Sente Derlansen a~dtltanoige VI.
beitsseit bel aitem 2obn.

Sn oen SGiieriabrifen Der Ginrin.
natl G~ooperase Go, on Der Conner
Rioer Roao, Ser Snuier, 9renner Il
Satb Co., BON 1926 Gipiiion StrnBe,
Der 8an Igtbopen 60. BON 2307
8eit Jront StraBe uno Der S. ID.
Shott & Son Co., an WclQideyl unD
9afel StraBe, iino bic 80tther inn
ausitanb. Sbrer 5peibunoert legten
aeitern Die arbeit nieber. Die 2eltte
nrbeiteten bislang neiin Stunben. Gle
perlongen ottitiinoiee Mrbeits3eit bel
5iemIid benz 2obn, ben iie iest er.
halfen.
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Greet pobnen, berlieben seitern Morz
gen UNI iieben nbr, pie sefpobnlid,
3uiammen bic Wobnuns, um fid mad
einem ReItaurant. Ro. 345 Weit 5.
apenue, mo iie anseftent iinb. gu Be-
aebsn. sic baden fih jeboh bort niti
einaelteut unp limb fpurlos perfhpuns
ben. Die I~rseh0rtgen fOnnen fid bas
gerIhpinben Der Rinoer niht erfIds
rem uno befinoen iid In GROCER line
ruhe i'm tire Siherheit.
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8mfinek Men's Club
SieIt seitern iein 20. stiftunssfelt,
ioiuie Tireftoreniuabl ab.

Sn feitIidIter 8eiie beging geltert
Der 8ulineB Wen's Club IN 1elnem
prdftigen Seim, bas tbm gelegerflin
Der 6eier ourb bas aommtttee, mel.
dies Den Infaltf oermittelte, forI1eA
iiberseben nurbe, feinen 90. De
mirtstag ourh elm 8onfett, on bent
mebr als 800 bon Den 1871 Wiitglie.
bern bes Stubs tbeiInabmen.
@~leid3ettig fpuroe pdbreno Des
Radmittags Die grgdn5ungsfpoH oes
0ireftoriurns a~bgebalten, in ipeIt,er
bie Serrcn sSobn =. Clearer, Wm.
q. Goaers, :. 6. Shaefer une 2ouis
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er sunafit Serrn 4noreas g. gnrt.
borot por, Ser iiber Die Sugenoiabre
bes Stubs iprat. Shm folgte Staats.
onlpalt Sbos. g. Yogue NIT elmer He-
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Streit, s. 6, Suuipan, 80. 9.
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