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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
Piles Quickly
 Cured At Rome
Quick Relief-TriaI Package Mailed
 Free to AlI-in Plain Wrapper
The Pyramid s1nile

Many cases of Piles have been cured by a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure without further treatment. When 1t proves its value to you, get more from your druggist at 50 cents a box, and be sure you get the kind you ask for. s mpiy fill out free coupon be- low and mail today, together with your name and address on a slip of paper. to the Pyramid Drug Co., 430 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich, and a sample will be sent you FREE. Save yourself from the surgeons knife and its tor ture, the doctor and his bills.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

from. certain diseases until they re- cover, in order to prevent epidem- ics The states may make similar provisions. But neither Congress nor the states have any power to compel any person to take any medicine or form of treatment he does not desire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
JUDGMENTS HIT ROAD.
Clara Turner and Company Get Total of 1889 From the New Haven.

Judge Burpee yesterday filed judg- ments of $4 9s3 and $2.ss6 respectively for Clara Turner Hammond and the Clara Turner company in their suits against the New York. New Haven & Hartford road. The suits grew out of the loss of costumes and scenery in a fire at the New London freight yards. These costumes and scenery were in cars of the company awaiting trans fer to Middletown. The company claimed that at the time of the fire it was not acting in the capacity of common carrier but that the goods had been stored in the cars at the risk of the owner.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
JUDGE PARKER ATTENDS BOTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
 OF HIS MOTHER IN DERBY

Derby, Jan. 16-Members of the Der by-SheIton Board of Trade were sur prised at their annual banQuet, last night. when Judge Alton B. Parker of New York, entered the dining hall and 1uring the evening made a short ad- dress. Judge Parker was in town to attend the S0th birthday anniversary If his mother and was taken to the dinner by the Mayor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
sTRATFIELD CIRCLE

Stratfield Circle, Companions of the Forest, held a well attended meeting at Arion hall, last evening. at which the following were elected officers for s. C. C., Catherine whaley; F. S., L. Durl1in; treasurer, T. Condon; R. S., L. McCann; R. G, [. Sullivan; L. G., M. Burns; l. G., M. Devine; O. G., E. F. Davis; trustee, Mary Sullivan. These officers will be installed at the next meeting of the circle, Monday evening, Feb. 5, and a whist and pin- ochle will follow the meeting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Angora doe.
 Cats-Miss Mabel Norton. Winsted. first brown Persian kitten; B. E. Moore Winsted, first tiger kitten, first tiger cat; Mrs. Samuel Parsons, Cole brook, first white kitten.
 Rabbits-John Carlo, Winsted, first and second prizes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
SONS OF VETERANS.

The class initiation which had been planned for the meeting of Franklin Bartlett Camp, No. Il, Sons of Vet -eranS, last night, was postponed be- cause several candidates failed to ap- pear. The claS initiation will be he'd next Tuesday evening in Grand Army hall in Main street. After the next meeting of the camp there will be a meeting of the general committee in charge of the Lincoln day banquet which is to be held on Feb. F.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
Doings In Local
 Fraternal Bodies
MORNING STAR LODGE.

With large attendance of members of Morning Star lodge, No. 1, s. of B., and visitors from New Haven, Ansonia and other lodges, the officers of the lodge were installed last evening by Prelate Alice Duxbury of New Haven, assisted by twelve Past Commanders. enjoyed, after which refreshments were served.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
DOCTOR SAYS DON'T FEED
 THE BABY STERIIIZED
 OR PAsTEURIzED MILK
(Snecial from United Press

Nf1EECCIdI
 Boston. Jan. 16.-Get a wet nurse but for Heavens sake don't feed baby sterilized or pasteurized milk, urged D. John Lovett Morse, assistant pro- lessor of pediatics, at Harvard Medi- teal School Dr. Morse said pas and is a baby peril.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
EAST END CAMP, W. O. W.

At a well attended meeting of the members of East End Camp, w. O. w., held last evening at w. O. w. hall, Stratford and Central avenues, four candidates were initiated. The annual report of the treasurer was read, showing an increase in funds for the year over, all expenses, of $45. Re marks were made by Sovereign J. F. Deegan, and Sovereign G. Braemer sang. A whist and pinochle will be held in the hall on Wednesday even ing,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Miss Mcclellan of last years English faculty substituted for Miss Hanover in the Senior United States History class yesterday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

London-Because Queen Mary looks askance at the invasion of American women, it is proposed to present at future courts only those American women who have married British subjects
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

,,,orriree' r, exercises " are 1ot as much in accord as they ought to be. The members of the school ought to take greater care to reply at just the right instant
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Tomorrow after school there will be a meeting of the Athletic association in the Assembly Hall to vote upon the two new amendments to the cOnstitu ton. The amendments are Q) to award B's to the manager of the baseball, football and basketball teams CD to elect an assistant man. ager for each team. said assistant manager to become manager for the f01IowinS year. The managers oueht to be given P's because of the faith full and efficient services they render durino the year. There is no doubt but that the second amendnent will be pa ssed for it gives to B. Fl. S. man. aeers of teams qualified by a years experience.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

There was a meeting of the new girls gymnasium class last evening at the Y. w. c. A. rooms on Broad St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

The committee of the Junior Com mercial fourth period Literary club have decided to hold debate next Thursday. The leaders are to be Az nes Jacobs and John De Barbieri.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

The costumes for the cast of the Sen for Class play will arrive tomorrow afternoon. There is a wider assort> ment ard more costumes this year to be provided for than ever before.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

The afternoon freshmen are very much disappointed over the taking away of their recess.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Owing to an accident in handling heated apparatus one of the girl stu dents of the Chemistry division was slightly burned yesterday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

The junior class pins are expected to arrive tomorrow. James Walsh of the class is collecting the money from the students to pay for them
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
PERSONAL MENTION,

Miss Helen Slattery of Norwich is the guest of MT. and Mrs John E. Mccarthy of 1036 State St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16
MASONIC NOTES

A convocation of Jerusalem chapter. R. A NJ. will be held at Masonic Temple at 7:30 Friday evening when the R. A. degree will be exemplified.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

The members of the different com mittees of the Senior Class play had meetings yesterday in room Il.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Many Of the students were either tardy or absent from school yesterday morning because of the heavy fall of snow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

There is some talk among the girls of forming a su>iragette club. The fellows are very willing that the girls should have the right to vote. Why the Athletic Association even allows the girls to vote at their meetings if they will only pay the association dues.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

William Coulter. ,12, as a member of the stage Committee of the Senior Class play has very efficiently done all the electrical work at Warner hall in preparation for the plays.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

More members are desired by the Juvenile Dressmaking Association. Over 100 pen-wipers have already been made
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

Farmer Want Ads 1c a word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16

This afternoon at 2:30 P. M. at War ner Hall the chart of seats for the two performances of 'fThe Princess was opened so that all the tickets purchas- ed might be exchanged.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-16


 to arrive, tomorrow. James Walsh of the class is collecting the money from the students to pay for them
 There is some talk among the girls of forming a suIragette club. The fellows are very willing that the girls the Athletic Association even allows the girls to vote at their meetings if they will only pay the association dues. More members are desired by the Juvenile Dressmaking Association. Over 100 pen-wipers have already been made.
 This afternoon at 2:s0 P. M. at War ner Hall the chart of seats for the two performances of 'eThe Pripcess' was opened so that all the tickets purchas- ed might be exchanged. :. William Coulter, ,12. as member of Class play has very efficiently done all the electrical work at Warner hall in preparation for the plays.
 Many of the students were either tardy or absent from school yesterday morning because of the heavy fall of snow.
 The members of the different com mittees of the Senior Class play had meetings yesterday in room Il.
 Owing to an accident in handling heated apparatus one of the girl stu dents of the Chemistry division was slightly burned yesterday morning. ' The costumes for the cast of the Sen for Class play will arrive tomorrow afternoon. There is a wider assort> ment ard more costumes this year to be provided for than ever before.
 The responses in chapel during the morning, exercises are not as much in accord as they ought to be- The members of the school ought to take greater care to reply at just the right instant
 Miss Mcclellan of last years English faculty substituted for Miss Hanover in the Senior United States History class yesterday morning.
 The afternoon freshmen are very much disappointed over the taking away of their recess.
 The committee of the Junior Com merciaI fourth period Literary club have decided to hold a debate next Thursday. The leaders are to be Az mes Jacobs and John De Barbieri.
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Dsulf6. Qdg. prOt. Waifens O,rein.

Der @oritanb bes 9eutiden 4Gs.
prot. Daiienbereins belt esftern
4benb in Der Wnitalt feline regelmGbtse
0srfammlung ab, in pelber Der prds
fibent 4usuit Steirtamp ben 9oriis
fiibrte, fpabrenb Sstretdr Serb. Steins
bad protptollirts.
als neue WtitsIisber ipurben aufses
nommen: Serr Gpnrab Rsib, bon No.
1912 2osan StraBe, uno 5rau qnno
0eins, BON arus 4pe., Sodlanb.
am /. Sonntag i'm gpnember pers
unftoltet Der Srauenpsrsin in Der 9ln=
italt sinen sroben aaffsetIatI6, gu
fpel6em alle Wtitglieber bes Nretns
eingelaben finb.
gu 8eiubs aommitteen tpurben
erndnnt, bonn %. bis 90. Sitober, bic
5erren 2idtenbabI unb 2ubrmonn;
pom 20. Ottober Biz gum 5. 0opems
ber Die Ssrrsn s. u. Wsper unb
SHriefer, unb bonn 5. Bis gum IL.
Gopember bic Serren Rep. Gilbert
S6miot unb Sobn S9pors.
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SehIieS Nennen - 1 Meile iito
70 Darbs: Sreen, 105 (Gallaban),
geipomleu; Beautiful, 107 (Wfoles-
iportb), atpeites; Daingerfielc, 109
{ Steele), brittes. 3eit :49.
Sic So WtlitleIs be3nblten: Sreen,
$3.50 5ii getuinnen, $24.30 place,
$3.50 Sbotu; Beautiful, 1880
Glace, $3.50 Sbolp; 9airgeriielb,
S4.90 Sbom.
Sir Die beutieen Mennen iino fol-
gelloe Eferoe ongemeloet tporoen:
Critics siennen ceiling; 9rei-
idbrige llnb alter; 6 ynrIongs: @ol-
Oen 107, SnIeiin 107, Grace SEC
t07, SIo &anf t07, Giuie's Nigbt-
mare 107, Barn Dance 1O7, @cs
manga 107, Jollie 2epp 112, Wer-
rid 112.
3peiies &ennen Oreiiabriec;
1 0teile: Ssrrlpreilion 101, Sleetb
1OS, Heciprocitp 109, Wsib Sborpe
109.
Critics Rcnnen Sanoicap; !;
3ipeiiQbrige; 6 8urIongs: Sin Som
100, Eericles 1O4, GI Ealomar 108,
Sorron III. 5IoraI Bart ia, 60.
lar Star 11S.
gierte5 Rennen- 9ioieoale StofeS;
ceiling; 3peiidbrige; 512 6ur-
longs: 9pree 100, SprIsbtIp WiB
100, Nobbp 107, Star Of Danube
10S, SoneraiI 109, Gopeu 112,
Hifle @rigooe 112.
sSiinftes 9iennen Ceiling;
Oreiidbriee unb alter; 6 sSurlongs:
SnIan 101, Goppertoipn 101, Galb
on GeIioerp 102, Omir 105, Comp
ton 106, @onbapbp 106, @ap giro
10S, Weorristoipn 109, GbapuItepec
110, Gunrtermaiter 112.
Sehites Rennen - Ceiling; Grei.
idbrige rnb after; / NfeiIe uuS 20
garbs: Sennn @ebbes 103, Wh Sci
Ioip 103, 9pndnlite 104, Soc 1ie.
boIo 107. Mofler 110, 8bite @ool
10, Miub Sia III, @intergreen
III, Merrp 2nb ia.
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unfdue.

- 2lls eine Sub Nortpoob Gar se@
itsrn Morsen unter bic aenton Strobe
Bride fubr, brah bic 5roaepitanse
uno truf einen auf Der binteren plate
form itebenben pafusier on ben appf,
eine ftartblutsnoe Wunbe perurlaheno.
6ilfss sStabtineenieur Jront Norris,
tpsIder neben benz 9erungIiidtsn itdnb,
tpurbe BON Der fhperen Stanse &c.
itreift.
- Wn,. 5urfi, 80 Sabre alt, BON
so. 218 Gbatedu 9lDe.. fiel geitern an
Der gde Der 8. uno State Ipenue BON
ieinsm Wasen unb 5os iia innere @ere
leBungen, iotpis idDers aontuiiouen
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bra9t.
= Sobn Sanrat1n, Sc Sabre olt,
bon No. 1148 syoroter 4pe., fieI ses
itern pGbrenb Der 4rbeit in bsm Saufe
BON elmer Qeiter uno brab bas rette
Sein. Gr tpurbe in einem patrolpaz
gen nad benz itdbtii4en 5OipitaI ses
brd6t.
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Seriuegb Wanner Gbor.

Sbissr 0srein psranitaltst am
Sonntoa q. Sttober, cine 9lbenbs
unterbaltuna berbunben nit 37iGbris
gem Stiftungsfeft i'm sroben Saale
Der 4rbeiierbale. Oisie sseitIi6teit
nirb cine fir bi. 9bsilnehm.r gang
kfonbers ansenebms unb untsrbaIienz
be psrben. Nuber ben Gborlieoern
unb Quortetten, ipelde gum 9ortraa
tommen, baben bic bsiben apmiter bes
0ereins. bic 9erren 8. Wourer uno
8. Rubnert, ii9 Die neueitsn aouplets
aus 8suti6lanb tpmmen loiIen unb
iperben bafiir forgen. bab bic 2afz
musteln Der 3ubOrer in 8epsgung aez
balten tperben.
Die forti6rittli6 Hiinnte Mrbeiters
fhaft Der Stabt tpirb tpabrfheinlid3
auh Gelesenbeit baben, ben fo5ioliftis
fhen prGiioentf4afts annbiboten
gusen 9. 0ebs auf Dem sseite bearii=
Ben au f0nnen, ba beri.lbe an bieiem
Gage In Cincinnati ipeiIt. Das Roms
mitte fpirb 6errn Debs gu Der unter>
boIiuns Dss Dereins einlaben.
Jolsenbes prosramm sslanst 5ur
Durhfiibruns:
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9ertpegb Mdnnerhor.
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6err 8. Waurer.
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9erpegb Mdnnerhor.
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9err 8. Maursr.
v3ur neuen Welt" utbmann
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6err Otto 3ubnert.
slrteiter@Qofunssport %. Sudsborf
5erpesb Wdnnerhor.
Gniprahk BON eugene Q. Debs, fosiaz
liitifder prGiientihaftstanbibai.
Warfellaiie.
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4attpn uMe Seuebne.

- Sn elmer Sibung bes 0aptpner
StabtratbS erfldrte Wtapor Guinbp,
baB Die StubtrGtbe ibren @ilflrB ge-
braud)en ioIlten, oanlit Die 9onouuSs
gabe BON $4,000 in Der fonlmenOen
g8abl olrb9ebt. - Slnorep slQers
Ding, bon Der 2. lmo Clan StraBe,
erbiclt cine S8irtbihaitsIi5enS. -
Staotanipalt Heuiher benahrihtigte
oen StaOtrotb, oaB Der slnpaIt @a.
lnm bon Der &. & 8. 9abn am fom-
member Sonntog cine Sisllng oe5
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iiber Ben 9ou Der Bride an Ser
S'6aIlon Bride 5u beratben. - Mtit
ben 9lrbeiten Der 2eguug BON Gas.
robren iou begonnen lperben. S076
SUB &obren tperoen gelegt.
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gd)dbelb
gSm. ,sorn in einem YoOlroom NIT
einem giaaroitpf nieoerseiflagen.

Der "a Sabre alte friihere graus
meiiter Wm. 5orn bon z. unb eentral
Npenue purbs seitsrn abeuo, on etrsm
I6tperen Shdbelbruh leioenp, betpuBt@
los nah Dem itdbtiiden ooip<sai &C.
braft, unb es Itellte lid erit odnn bers
aus, baB 5orn bas Spfer zines Wlprba
aneriffs gefporben mar. Sein 3uitano
Gilt fir bnffnuneslps unb iein 4ble@
ben Iteht na6 Mniiht Der Initaltsdr3te
Itiinblih su erlpartsn. Die Yoltset
fpurbs benahrihtist uno Die Gebeim>
pplisiiten 2iibbers unb ylou perbaftez
ten IpGter ben % Sabre alten. I'M Co
rumbia 5otsl pobnenbsn S6dntfelner
albert Sanbmon unter Der Nntla9e
pss Morbansriffs. am Wlontag
2lbenb, tur3 Dor 10 llhr, tporen Jorn
unb Sanbman in Dem 9oolroom bes
Dirtbes Sad 8ople, an Der Siiboltede
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eeratben unb Sanbman foa ieinen
9egner nit einem 9iIarbitod gu 30
ben geftIassn bdben. Der 8erlsbte
rpurbe BON Jrsunosn in iein i'm speiz
ten Stodpert iiber Der Dirtbf6aft be-
finblidss 3immer> estraeen ~unb man
madts sund6lt ben 9eriu6, ben 8orz
fau ssbeim gu balten. Das 8sfinbeu
syprn's perI6limmerte iidb iebod1 Der.
tig, bab BON bisiem @orbaben abitano
eenommsn unb Der Wlann I6liebli6
mad benz 9oIpital eebrudt tpurbe.
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Rahridt Elm, boB 5rou Sobanna
Wtade, Mutter bes Yoliaiiten Sobn
Made, i'm Iltsr pon 68 sSdbren geitorz
ben iei. Die iterblihe Siille pirb bier
Der asianbt unD auf bem ct. Wdrlen
Sriebbof beitattet lperoen,
Wenbel 9ainstpDrtb, 20 Sabre
alt, go. S16 Scott Strabe ppbnAuft,
nurbe seitsrn in Der 9lnIage Der
Mpefhls@oparbs 60. an Der 9, Stras
&c idtper psrIsst, ols Elm i9iperer Wta7
ihinentbeil auf Iein 9sin ftel, oaS1elbe
quetI6enb. Gr puroe in Spetmann s
lmbuIan5 nad oem ct. Gltlabstb Sos
ipital gebru6t.
- Rt6arD geIton, Elm glngs'telter
Der 9. &c q. Gtfenbabn, puroe se'terH
nube Butler, ap., BON einem ,3u9e Der
8. &c g. 8abn getroffen uno ipahr@
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nuroe naa bem bieiigen ct. GltIobetb
SpIpitul qeIanbt, ND es ith herauSz
ItelIte, bub er etne ihpere 9erIeBun9
an Der 8afis bes @ebirns erlttt.
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3rabtipanner
,Sm Iienite BON einem tDbtliden lln'
fad betrofien.

Der 35 Sabre alts Drabtipanner
Sionep Martins bon 806 Craig Str,
gppinston, Ap., puroe gsItern ytahs
mittus ipdbrenb Der Nrbeit BON sinsn
llnfua betroffen. peldsr ieinen Sob
Sur Jolge bate. Martine befanb ilh
auf Der Spibe zines Selegrapbenpfos
items por benz Sauie go. 1031 Barton
Roab, price 5il, als er ploBli9 bos
8leiheepidt perlor unb topfilber our
Strabe binunteritiir5te. gr purbe in
betpubtloiem 3uitanbe nod Dem itaott-
ihen SoIpital esbrddt, no bic 4sr5te
einen Shdbelbru6 unb anbere ihtpere
9erlebungen feitftelten. Der 8erunz
gliidte eab tur3e 3sit nab leiner Gin
lieferuna ieinsn 9eiit auf, obne oas
gepubtiein Disbererlanst 81 baben.
Der Coroner ipuroe benu6rihtigt uno
orbnets einsn Snqueit on.
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@eroen General. Etaatsuniualt SO.
gan uuS Staatsanmalt
SbOs. Z. Eogne
in Der lluteriud,nns Der Sine. Srmit
So. slffaire purgebeu.

sc Gontroperie apif6en general=
Staatsanpalt 5imotbb 5osan unb
StaatsanDalt posue bon 6umilton
Grantp be3iiglih Der 0erDffentIihung
oes 8erihts Der grperten iiber bic
unteriudung Der ginc. 5ruit so.
affairsn, 1T osftern auf frisbIite
Deiie beisslsst porben.
0err pogue bate ben Stanbpunft
eineenommen, bab Der 8eribt, trosz
benz BON Deri6iebenen Seiten barauf
georungsn ipurbe, ni9t per0ffeutlidt
nerben iolIts, big er ibn ben 0robgez
f6norenen unterbreitet bat unb or
ipru6 bic 9lniidt aus, bab 9srr 5oz
gan ebenfaus bieien Stanbpuntt eins
nebmsn niiroe, iobalb .r (posus) Ges
IessE9eit ssbubt babe, ibm bie Sate
5u ertIGren. lin bies au tbun, Tub
poeus Ssrrn 3osan 81 elmer Ronfes
rsn5 Elm, bic seitern itattfano unb
iDelfer auber ben 8eiben nod bic
aiiiitsnten pratber unb SacObs bei-
nobnten.
Die beibsn geamten einisten ii9
bebin, bab Die unterIu1uns Der Nfe
fairen Der Cincinnati 9ruit 60. teine
politiife lei unb obrpobl es ni6t
rerieusnet tperben tonns, baB bns
9ublitum fart iu!ereHirt lei, folIten
bic gsri6ts Der Grperten suerit Der
Grunb Surp unterbreitet perben.
ebs bas publitum Renntnib baDon
erbalten ioa.
9es Deiteren ipi[liste 9err Sosan
barin elm, Dab fein erfter 4Tiftent,
9err 6. Mc9se, fofort 3ierberseffidi
tperos, Inn 5uiammen NIT 5errn po@
que 5u arbeiten unb bic Nnselesenbei:
Dor bic Grunojurp su brinsen. .Nad Der
aonfsren5 ertIdrte 9err posus, bab
i'm bas Refultat besfelben befri.biss
une er AUDI tein anberes ertpartet
bate.
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Satpnia.

Die geitrisen Mennen batten fol.
genbes Reiultat:
GrItes gennen - 51a ssurIongs:
gnna Reeo, 10 (8an3}, geiponnen
ast Ma. ITO (McGabe), aipeites
Serra glaneo, 10 (Steele), brittes.
3eit, 1:09.
Die So WutueIs be3ablten: gnna
Reeo, $6.10 5ii getpinnen, $3.50
Yiace, S2.4O Sbotp; alst Wea. $3.50
YIace, $3.50 Sbop; Terra 9Ianca,
$40 Sbop.
3Deites 8ennen - 6 Surlongs:
Ibe 9raber, 106 (anbreb), gemon.
men; Gam Sirif, 106 (Gooie),
aipeites; terrible 9in, 100 (@on5),
orittes. Belt, 1:15 1/5.
Die So WtutueIs be5ablten: 1be
8raber, $3.50 5u seipiunen, Sid
Elace, $5.10 Sboip; Gam. Sirih,
$4.40 8laee, So Sbop; 1errible Bill,
So Sholr.
Critics Mennen - 6 sSurlongs
3be @eaf, 1O2 (WoIeslportb), ge.
monnen; Saop 2igbtning, 107 (gaI.
labam, speites; Gorbie, 107
(Steele), brittes. Belt. 1:t6 1/5.
Tie So WutueIs be5ablten: Sbe
Heaf, $3.50 sn sepinnel $50
Hlace, $3.50 Sbow; 2abp Sight.
ming, $3.50 9lace, $2.70 Sbop;
Gorbie, $3.50 Sbom.
9iertes 9fennen - 6 ssurlongs.
ssim 9aiep, III (@nnO, eenonnen;
Heciproeitp, 1O9 (0ooie), 3ipeites
acotenap, 1OS (Gitep), orit.es. 3eit,
1:16 1/5.
3ie So weutuels be5ablten: Sim
gaiep, $3.50 5u seuinneu, $500
Elace; Meciprocitp, $3.50 pIace,
feine Shon: aootenar ebenio.
5iinftes Hennen II 1/16 Neile.
Seatber Gutter, III (Yeaf), geipon
lneu; Selene, 105 (Wegabe), 5ipeites
/ Gen. Marhmont, 109 (Gooie), brit
tes. 3eit, 1:15 3/5..
Gie 50 WutueIs be5abIten: sJea
| ther Cutter, 5000 sli eeIpinnen
80 VIaee, $3.4O Shoip; Selene
$3.50 Hlace, $4.10 Sbo,p; Genera
lWardmont. $3.50 Sbou.
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Sob eines @abs's unterind,t.

Coroner Or. goe besab jib geiiern
nah benz 9eim fir Sreunbloie an
Weit Court Strabe lnb iteuie cine
llntetiu6uns on betreffs bes 1obes
oes aDei Wo6en alien 8abps Der
5rau Mina Mapbrisr, ipeltes am
Wlpntas Der Sbbut Der in Der Mns
Halt untereebrahten Mutter iiberses
ben fporben NOR unb tur5e 3sit fpdter
pl0Blih itarb.
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frikren Staa Sotels, go. 418 Wine
Strabe, in granb. Sn bem Spsiies
iaol iperoen BON ben Shpeitern Des
ct. Sofepbs Waiienbauies gum Nfen
Der MnftaIt Wobl5eiteu Derabreiht.
unp bei Der 3ubereituns Der leBteren
fam oas sseuer gum 4usbruh. Die
SttpeItern biIbeten eine Gimerbrisabe
unb perbinoerten Elm llmiihgreifen Der
sslammsn, bis Die Geueripehr eintraf
unb bic @efobr beieitigte. Der granb.
fdaben lit nur unbsbeuteno.
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Mnge6lidlcr Ginbredler.

Der % Sabre alte Gbarles 9eibler,
bon go. 2205 Wbeeler StraBe. nuroe
seItern BON benz berittenen poIiaiitsn
Staab unter Der gntlase bes gins
bruhs Derbatfet. Gr tpirb beihuloist,
por einisen Saaen in bic Wobnung
Der Jrau Mnrp 5bisrp, Ro. 229
Straig9t Strabe, eineebruns.u unb
Shmudiahen, aleiber unb 8aareelb
geftoblen gu baben.
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&affeefrausdJen.

- Der Jrauen,Werein Der 3peiteu
Deutiheu presbpteriihen Rtrde an
Der 2tbertp Strabe. tpeitIi1 Don Der
Jreeman 4penus. bdli feline Derfumm,
lung am DDnneritas Na6mittas. "a.
Otiober, ab. Die Jrauen 1tuitidel.
Ghmibt. Siemer, 4edtr, Dorman unp
Dormon unb JabnIe ferpiren ben Rafs
fee. ale Greuube unb GIieber iinb
her3lih eingelaben. VI