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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25


mr' anu MIS- fnlnp Llnoeman' Oh 20
'onnsou avenue TINS CITY VIII give d
eeep'toH d. ene "ashipseon "euneoua'
- ono u 'neir uausheei' rs
~ u,,,,,re "noee ensase
- Son Nj ~ -
.aeannu $500 II
- Ut
Isoba1 Iaurts aarar ~ cna.au
Toyts 1Ko Eaturaarat ..,a ~
rhoso who nm aaa,s. AZ - ,aanIs
in the receivino linz hasiaas +hoir nor.
ents are Miss Hattio Iowis Mics Re,,o
attend at the marr,a 90 re Misc Tjndeman
and Miss ,Julia strains Miss Hattia Weiss
and Miss Laura Jeiteles VIII will he the
maids In waiting at tba mo rr,a 20 of Miss
Lewis. It is expected that both we'd.
dings will take place in the fall.
-
Members of the Friday Afternoon Club
were entertained yesterday at the hont
of Mrs. Frank Shay. 34e Seventh avenue.
Whist was played and the p~rize-winners
we're Mrs. G.. Garwood, Mrs. S. Libbey
and Mrs. Shay. At the close of the play
IHt Rut6I5 Au1OuT0R0 10 Inc Ql1l1k-lOOll.
which was draped with American flags.
There a dainty buffet luncheon was
served. Clusters of pansies and lilies of
the valley graced the table. Members
of the club include Mrs. Isaac Kilburn,
Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Mrs. A. N. French,
Mrs. w. Berdine, Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Gray,
Mrs. Staley, Mrs. william Ball, Mrs.
Simonson, Mrs. 7. Tunison, Mrs. Frank
Van SAINT. Mrs. Brightman and Mrs.
Greenleaf. The next meeting, which
will be the final one, will be held at the
home of Mrs. French, 2S6 Central avenue.
-
Humperdinck's fairy opera, 'Hansel
and Gretel," as given yesterday after
noon by the children In the third, fourth
and fifth grades of the Bearborne-Mor-
gan School, Orange, will be repeated this
afternoon In the gymnasium OF the
school. The cast is as follows: Gretel'
Starrett; the woodcutter, W9ld Carter
his wife, Miss Lois Gubelman; the WITCH
Miss Carol Hlnman; the SANDMAN Gil
pert HoHinah' Tue Dawn fairs' mss
Reha Green. Inc Wltches were LOUISE
f1ailoch' hi@aoe'h o "aS Sa
ana May carpenter. other
were: 1inserpreau inieue
Quimpy' Carolyn Ooipy' isoh
Woodland Elise Fonda, mary later
Eawieiee i,iN' 20" 80 C.,,auw
May Carpenter, Albert Nheiah' Eliza
beth Donnell, Phillp Wakeiey' Dliza-
beth Marsh, Samue DAVIS zane
Richman, Morgan Rathgate, jean
nette Seymour, Wallace Chllo ana Doris
Gubelman; angels, Myra Baker huth
Shriver. Gladys Smith, Casllda CLARK
Marion B%rentano, Dorothy Kid Flea
nor Hearne, Marguerite Engel, Heller
Ashburner, Jean Engel. Lillian Reed,
Olga Merck, Virginia MacMurray and
Virginia Hopper.
a. narformer acou;tted himself and her.
self with much credit.
-
Pow Dr John Carson. OF BROOKLYN,
n,orero TOR of tbe PRESBYTERIAN Assembly,
nil, aoliyar tho address at the com.
monoama,+ exercises of Miss Craven's
saSau uh,oh will he held in the Third
churoh on the evening of
rhmrssav I,na & The graduates this
- = Misc Emma Foxcroft, Miss
soNi yT,oI,r poher+s Miss Fannie
Gordon Dooo anu mNe'
quinn.
- o.
Washington hoch' III the sou.n 0ian
Reservation Is the choiee % u
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
Put Right.

Miss Nellie Gaunt-At the zoo I liked
the monkey house best.
Miss Ellie Gaunt-Don't say monkey
house." 1t sounds so common. Call 1t the
'apiary."
The Real Question.
Angeline-How do you like pap's new
bulldog, George?
George-I dunno. How do you think
he'll like mel
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
The Old-Timers.

RufHing Rivers-zounds. fellow rho
hast insulted me. Thy card!
Reginald Hotstuff-Ney, rascal, III not
give thee my card. -
Rufaing Rivers-And wherefore not, pol
troon?
Reginald Hotstuff-And give thee q
chance to show 1t around and make PEG
pie think thou are acquainted with Q
gentleman? | trow not!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
JUST BY THE WAY.
444444444|E4+44++444

In tho Hash House.
Tough Waiter-Say, will We have yer
oysters fried, hey?
Tough Customer-Naw, I'll have EN-
today.
Tho Garlic-Fed.
Jessie-How do you like being engaged
to an Italian count
Bessie-Fine! / can eat onions when
ever / want and he never notices i'll
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

attention to the mosquitoes, and in the
last part the mosquitoes are so tipsy
they don't pay any attention to him. "
A negro was once hailed into court In
a Mississippi town for the theft eof a
fancy chicken. The chicken in ques-
ton was in the bag in which 1t was
found at the time of the arrest. When
asked If he had anything to say in his
own defense the negro replied:
90 co'se I is. I amt stole dat chick
en-. My nachel kineheartedness and de
law OBJ grabbertation done put dat
chicken in de bag"
A further explanation being deemed
necessary by the magistrate. the pris-
oner stated:
II wus a-goin' through de lumber yard
an | picked up err plank. 1t didn't have
no ticker value an de white folks amt
err goin' ter grudge de pore niger de
plank. / amt took no notice dat de
plank wus warm. I had er bag under
my arm, too. / disremembers whut l
had de bag fur. but I wus er goin' along
an I seed dat chicken er settin' on dat
limb what had ice all owe 1t. an de
NhiShth ehO "o6 wv IGN NY at[h
kineheartedness, whut I done tole you
about, got de bes' nv me an I done put
de plank 'longside NV de chicken. An
he sho' was grateful fur dat warm plank
to stan on. Now l never noticed dat de
en- Nv de plank whut wus on de groun'
wus in de bag, an when the chicken
step on dat plank de law NV %grabberta-
ton lone kotch holt er him an hrowed
him In de bag. Well, boss, hit seemed
like de han Nv Providence done put de
chicken in de bag, an I JUS took him
an walked of wild him, but. boss. l amt
never stole dat chicken. Deed I never
did,"
Senator John. Sharp Williams, whose
supply of darby stories seems inexhaust-
ible, tells this new one:
II was proceeding ~lefsurely along a
Georgia road on foot n day when l
met a conveyance drawn by a mule and
containing a number of negro field hands.
The driver, a darby of about 20, was
endeavoring to induce the mule to in
crease its speed. when suddenly the ami
NAL let fly with his heels and dealt hin
such a kick on the head that he was
stretched on the ground In a twinkle.
He lay rubbing his woody pate where the
mule had kicked him.
lis he hurt2' / asked anxiously of
an old negro who had jumped from the
conveyance and was standing over tho
PROSTATE driver. /
mo. boss was the older mans re-
ply, dat mule'll walk kind O. tendah
for a day or two, but he amt hurt.
A Girls Reason
why dc you love mef" 81 can't tell"
my love-" / said, you've got toi"
81 guess It is because-oh well,
Because pa told me not toi"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
DINNER STORIES.

Some women were visiting the Boston
Art Museum, when one of them shove
a lively interest in certain large plants
which had been placed there for decor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

Tho Star extends the privilege of these
columns to the public and invites signed
communications of not more than one
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

One or t'0ther.
He says he never kissed a girl In
his life."
as he a Harp"
mo, Just a fool"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
TODAY In HISTOR"
TN SEEING aeo

May Is, IT'S, Generals Howe, Clinton
and B%urgoyne arrived in Boston with
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
IT'S T THUS.

She-I thought you told me that
your friend never has anything to
ia He's done nothing but talk all
evening.
He-Yes. but he hasn't said any
thing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
Natural.

Mrs. Jenks-You acted awfully silly
when you proposed to me.
Mr.. Jenks-Well, I was.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

A Girls Reaso
do you love me7' 81 can't telli''
MY love-" / said, you've got tol"
81 guess It is because-oh well,
Because pa told me not to!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
pleasure spoiIed.

"Mr. Ranhard took me out for a rde
in his automobile.
"Did you have a good timer"
mo. We didn't meet a single person
/ knew
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

why doesn't that bunch of chorus girls
go in bathing?'
They're ashamed to appear in stylish
bathing suits In front of allSthis crowd"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25

attention to the mosquitoes. and in the
last part the mosquitoes are so tipsy
they don't pay any attention to him."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-12
Commissioners Recall designations.

GREAT FALLS, June 4.-Cascade
county's board of county commission
ers went back on the job today despite
the fact that the three members sub.
mitted their designations last April
and have not been reappointed. Uu.
der an opinion rendered by Judge J.
B. Leslie Of the district court the
designations we're Of no effect for the
reason that while they were made out
ia proper form and presented to the
judge OF the district court, they were
never really OF effect because they
were not filed with the county clerk
and recorder. Accordingly, their res.
ignations were declared void and this
made appointments to fill the vacau.
cies unnecessary.
The designations were given follow.
ing the decision of the supreme court
making commissioners personally liza
BILE for damages sustained by individ-
uals on public roads, and with the
modification of that decision the old
commissioners agreed to continue in
Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-12
kaIispelI Woman Seriously Injured.

kalispell Woman Seriously Injured.
K~AL1sPELL, June 3.-Mrs. Julius
Chapman, mother Of Arno j. Chap
man of this city. and l.. J. B. Chap.
nan of Eureka, lies partially para
lyzed and otherwise badly injured az
q result of being hurled from an
automobile driven by Mrs. Chas. D.
Conrad when the car collided with q
COW in the highway six miles south oil
this city, while the party were return
ing from Flsthead lake last night.
Owing to the advanced age of Mrs.
Chapman her condition Ia critical.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-12

Fine Book and Job Printing Q spe
cielty ct the RIVER PRESS ONCE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

GrIas seitern Gbmnnb Somniemo, Der
@md,Ga!ter Don Gale ssuifis T. So.

Gpporo Weliih 5oipHseno. Der
Hunbalter Der Droauenfirmo en- Gros
Dale, Quits & Co., tpurot geiitrn
Wprgsn eeeen feds llbr in befpubts
Ioism 3ufianbe Dor ieintm pu!t in
benz GeftditslofaIs Der iyirmo. go.
241-243 WaInut Gtrabt. esfunben.
1otpnssnb mar am Gieniiag in bsm
Oefndft suriidgeblisbsn. um an isinen
Biifern 3u orbeiien unb mub tp1hreno
Der Nahs srfrdntt iein. Gin iofort
kre<igsruftner arsi tonnis nur nod
ben b,reits eingeireienen LOB tonitaiis
rsn. iporaui bic Qeihs nah Der Wobs
nuns bes Weritorbentn In DltnbaIe
iiberfiihrt fpurDe,
Wie Or. W. g. filtn btm Coroner
mittkilis. bat er Derrn 9cipnsenb be-
reits felt gtraumer 3sii tpegen sines
fhneren 6ersleioens bebanbtli. Der
Dohinssfhiehene fpor Der GMnieeer@
fcbn bon JDbn 8. Juitis, eintm ber
Gieenthiimer bts Osf4dfts unb Gin
Neifs BON WifIinm 3. Wletifb. Or bins
ierldbt bic Miitpe. ssrnu Rate 9Onnss
.enb unb Juei RiHber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

aisf, "a. Wdr3.
Sn Der propins S6lsspis 3Olitein
perlouier brsi Sauptitienenitrange
parallel in Der 3ihtuns bon Siio nat
Rprp, unb ie nahbem Der Reiisnos
ben einen ober ben onosreH benust
pirb fsin llrtbsil uber Die Sobsnbss
Itaff.ubi. unisrer goromart lsbr
perftieben ausfnaen. Der 3ourilt,
Der ii6 uuf Der 5ahrt pon euHt nah
sslensbura unb oariiber binaus big
9lpenrabe in 5iibluns nit Der Oittlliis
bdlt, rpiro BON einem ldnoihdf!lih
tpie lanpipirtbi3aftIih slsit seisgnes
ten, leitt oefpelIten 5ig.llanoe ersdhs
len. in benz mil poblbsitellten aorns
uno Rapsfsloern, uahrbaften Weibtn
unD Wieisn griins Buhenipolbungen
uno blaue ginnenieen uno Wleeress
buhisn anmutbig abpehieIn. unb
Der Iommerlihe 8ahteaii Der ihless
pisI6en Rprcleeinleln. Der ouf btm
oanbpeee mad Snlt. amrum ooer
syobr ben Weiten Der cimbrii6enbalbs
iniel paiYirt, fpirb nit ptm Ramsn
stlesniss 6oliiein oi. Grinnerune an
bic bobeni4neren Rsihtbnmer zines
tpirtN6oftIih un.ridDpflitsn, fstten
Marftgebietes oerbiroen. ous BON
anosren Rdbriperttsn abgeieben. unier
beutfhes 9oterlanp 3u eirem gnten
1kil nit iuftisem Roaitbeef periorgt.
glber bi.ie beioen aiiitenitrih., bic
22OO Gtm. erobs WurIt unb bas
breitere, runp 5000 Qtm. umfaifenpe
DRiide 5ugellano, iino leiber nur fos
3uiasen bic ben Ws.erespeitsn suess
penbsten G6auieiisn oes 2anbts, bins
ter benen iih Die ean5e Diirre unp
Durftioteit oss iosenannten Witiel>
ridens psrbirst, zines 10000 Dim.
grpben 2anbsebistss BON i'm san5en
serinepertbigen gooentrirdgniHen;
gum sroben 9beil iiis unbeiteIltes Sebs
lanb. fanbiss 9sibe unb fumpfiees
Door. Der stpifden Guropas Welts
lpldsen umherpanoelnot Hcsmopolit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

1rieben ben sbemaliaen Srauernfol'
leftpr Sbepopr Sa!Smauu in
ben Fob.

2tus 9srspeUluRs bariiber, Dab sr
irps ol.r g.mIbuns.n ni6t senussno
9slo al Derbi,nsn permohte. um iih
ppn StaIbsn fr.i su bolttu, mohts
ceftern Woraen Der CT Sabre olts ebe.
maIiee grou.r.itoIis.tor Ibtcoor
5olsmanu isinem a,su Elm Gnoe. ;ns
Dem er hh i'm gaot3immsr ieinsr
Wobnung, go. 1888 Gracs StraB.,
cine aue.l in ben aopi iasie.
Sal3mann mar bsrsits am 0isnitas
@b.no i.br ni.osra.fdlossn sefps'.n
anb obfhon Is;as Satin ihm Weuth
suoefprohen uno ihn 81 troitsn rtrs
fuht bate, tom sr in Der Rahi pisbsr
ouf bic ibn briidtnoeH Ge!oiorgsn 5u'
rid unb orobt.. bob .r Der Sats Elm
enbs MAIDEN rtroe. Graa Sal5morn
iproh ihm pieber gut 81 uno sr ltaisn
Iih uuh 81 berubigen.
0eosn Wloraen rpuroe 5rau SaI3s
mann ourh sinsn oumpfsn Small aus
bsm S6tai eerps6t uno iie tntoedte 3u
ibrsm Gntisssn ihrsn Satin aus elmer
aopipuno. blut.nb ouF benz Gubbooen
i'm gobssimm.r li.ssno. gle rief bic
Nahbdrn bsrbei uno .in in Der Rabe
rpobnsnbsr arsi ipurbt unptr5iis!id,
herbeiaebolt, absr er ,onnts uur ben
bersits eineetrstsn.n 5oo ieitiiell.n.
Salsmonn tpar friiber aolle!to,
fir p.rihisben. Srausreisn getpsiea
uno bait. Iih bann alE 3iaarrsns
rsiisnber periuht.
Der aebensmiioe tpor elm UlitsIwo
Der milliam y. Warren aoae ots 1r.t'
maur.r Srosns rnb aeborts aun osl
tkIiaen aoas pes GltsSroerts an
auber Der Satin binterldbt ,r einsr
Ecba unb elm. 5ohter. pie in ehcast
anfdiiis iino. iomie sinsn Scbn in
Wempbis. Tenn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11
Oefakt.


Die hieiies pcIisei tpurbe seii.rn tes
Iegrapbiid BON Der in Garp. 5nb., srs
iolaten Nrboftuns bon Jrou Wsaibils
be Rnblpff benahrihtist. bic betannts
lit bsihulbist tpiro, Dor einigsn Ias
gen ibrsn 0oiten gburles RoDlcff mics
o<rsstnaIlt uRb Iebensssfdbrlih psrs
ipunoei gu boben.
Dis @srtaftuns Der 5rau trfoIgte In
Der Mobnung ibrer S6peit<r unb Tie
bat, mi. bi. golisei uerii6ert. bereits
Gin umfoifenbes Geitdnonib abselesi
unb sugtitonb.n, bdb iis ibrsn 0otten
su erftieben psrfuti babe, neil oers
islbe unpdbre geriihte iiber lie ousses
ipr.nst unb fih sefpsieert bdit,, bi,
BON ibm nit 9e5ue auf ibrs perion
sema6ttn B.bauptungsn 81 rioers
ruftn.
Ti. ssrou 1T pilIens. pbne 4nsli.fes
rungspapiere bierber Suridsuiebren
une 9eiettip Qeonare 6opts 1T be-
rsits ssittrn abtno na6 Oorp gersiii.
um lie su holen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

funa bes 9ulper. Srufts sbenfalls benz
Mpnppolismus auf bieiem 8ebiete teln
Gnee bereiten pirb. Spe3isll tptrb
gefast, bab Die Dupont Gompann uns
ter Der 4ufIoiung eiu uniiberptnolts
tes Monppol in rauhioiem 9sulner
bebGlt. Die 9erettiguHg bieTer ge=
jhp,roe Idbt it6 niht IN abrebe tel
len, aber auf Der onoeren Seite ge1tat-
ten bic 8erbdltniiie teinen anoeren
auspes. Wenn Die Sruits IN tlelne
atoms aufaelDit peroen, geRn Edp ,td-
lien in 0obe bon 20 Williaroen Doll
lars per!pren, oielIeid1t nod mebr. Sin
FOLDER 9erm0gensperluit tpirbe bas
9ano in bas gr0bte llnglut ftur5sn.
Eie berebtigte aritit tanu nur oalin
lauten, ouB oos Sberbunbesgertht
ebenfals ni6t Die rihtise 6ormel fir
bic aofung oes 5ruitproblems oefun.
ben bat. Das iIt aud Roofepslis ans
itht uno sr idIdet cine anbere
20iung Dor. Gr iagt, baB er Die
Sruits unter 8unoeszGontrols Itellen
pil. 9ieie Tca usbsrtapitaliiituns
perbinpern, ebenIo unteroriidung Der
8pnturren3 burd 2iit uno 8spalt.
0as aeniist nod Iange niht. Gbrltds
alpitaIi'iruns tpIrpe ben qtti'n.Sn.
babsru Shus getpdbren, aber. rtht ben
gerbrQudern unp no elm abiolutesWtps
npppl pprbonoen 1T, brCuht man tstne
aonturrsnS gu untsrbriiden. alip audi
bic RopIspeltiten 8pri6ldge ftno nl6t
ousreiheno. 9erItedt uno ountsl psu.
tst er ieopd on. baB pielleitt slne Rss
aulirunq Der 5ruitpreiie bur4 Die
gunbesbeb0rbe am Blape mare. Die
fes @ielIsiht lift Der ffpdde puntt an
Ieinem programm. Die ReguIirune
Der grsiis poer 9eIhrdntuns oss
! g}rofits iit bic 5auptbeoinqung. Ibsr
pann tommt nod Elm Wenn unD aber,
9as Obsrbunoesgertht bat 3tpdr ots
9eredtiauua anertannt, ben Brof;i
offentliher aorporationen gu bsfhrdn,
ten. 3anit 1T u5er BEL Wsitem ntht
asIagt, bab ss pieIs 8ei6rdntun9 fiir
9ripate&prporationen 3ugeitehen mir
De. 2luf bic zruftfrage trtfft oerielbt
Sas gu, ME auf bic Stunt: Die Rrl'
tit 1T leiht; Die auH't lit ihper."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

HiQiam Siinfemeper BON Rc. 1886
Sarriion Auenue tpor eeiiern Abeno
bes 2ebens iiberoriiiiie geipcroen mno
beihlob iih ms SSsenieifs biriibersn.
beforoern. Or faufte lid, cine lin5e
Barrier Grim unD uerid1liidte oas
Biit in einem 8iaie gier in Der
@irthihait bon VI. Ibinnies an Der
Bets uno 9apmiller Strabe. Ter
2ebensnliibe ipnrSe iofort mad, benz
it1otiiten Soipital gebraflt, mo- eine
energiid,e anpenoung Der Ragen.
pinIpe ihn balo ouBer Sebensgefahr
brnd,te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-11

bsrein ben Betrag bon 800 Wlnrf tn iba
rem Gtat einitellte. Wtun iollte eripdrf
ten, bob nm bieier befheibenen Gum
me fpiIIen stpiihen oem Ganbfhattlts
den unb benz Observation-Disclosures eln
aonfliit niht m0slih iDGre, um 10
sp<niqer. oIs bic 2anbpirthfhaft iih,
ouh abseisben pon ben icekn 5n Ibrsn
0unften beipi[lieten 10000 Wiari
i1brlih, iiber ben MianseI an propins
sisIIsr unterftiisuns getpib ntbt 5u
betlaoen bat. 8leihlpobl erbob lth
aus Der Wlittt Der 9eriammlnng EN-
hibfporniser usberasrorier. belt s'ne
pbilippiia aeeen bic bdulihen gs'ires
bunaen bes Seimutbihuses. ME i'e
teiti unmittelbar interehsrtsrgDeubledps
Iobmiep ooer Dahpappenfobrttont
arimmiasr pom Gtapel eeloi'en bate.
uno beantraate bic getpilIigung Der
armIeliaen 800 Rort MIR unttr Der
B<binauna, bdb bic 6eimdthihiisler
tinfort popon @biianb nehmen mir
ben um bic 8unli Der Beh0rotn fir
ihre gsitrebunaen 81 iperben. sSnoenen
eo fubr benz erbisten aGmpen uners
lporieter Weiie bonn prdiibtaliiit bsr
Der 6err Reaierunssprdiloent ielbsr
pnrh bic goroo., Der Die i.br ndts
brudspolIt GriIdrune abgab. oab oie
R.ei.rune iih allerbin9s BON ben Vers
trttsrn bes 6eimothihusss niht bssins
fluN.n laiien fperbe. mas leooh auh
niht erIoroerlib lei, ba bisier iih be-
rtits Der pofIcn Spmpathit Der i'aats
lihen geborb.n gu erfreuen babe, uno
bic Regierung riht borar oeilte, in oits
fem quntte Wanpel gu ib1ffen. Dos
mar .lipp uno ,lar geiproheu. uno Der
Eerr Setonomisrath bate anlab aes
habt, ieiuen anirae suriidSu3ieben
aber, tpie bersits bemer.t. III oit 'hless
mig bcliieiniih. 9arttopfieteit teins
Soas; uno 70 belt Der antrds Stano,
bic .r auf osm Mtee Der abitimmune
siemlid troftlos In Der gerisn'una
per'6ponb. Wlan ipiro mad oieier
grtIdruna Der RseieruHg alic hoffen
piirfen, bab oos in 3ntunft Der Sono'
pirtH6aft su sritiisbence Osolanr
ouh hiniittIih Der Ianoftaftlihtn
aultur benz Outsn nidot gum aerser'
nibt osrei6en tuiro.
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Mit gtredtiaung pirb erfpdritf, DOB
Der biefise Htiu6 gum erpffnnness
Ipiel. Die 3aN 5000 nett iiberlteigsg
ipirb. 6unberie bon Jnbritxfbern lino
anberen arbeitaebsrn erloubtn lpren
peuten xute einen bolben Deitrtns our
gsnuBuna Der nabs3u 5000 Stss. pie
fir Tie a.iihert fpuroen. aHs Orient
Iiden ssraeen unb Sntsrefsn trsten
beuts Bier unD in nnbsren Iiednanttn
pss qanbes polIftGnbis In ben 5initr'
orunp uno fonssntrir,n iid bic G.'
Sonten Der Gintpobnsr faft ousihiieBs
lid, auf ben gerlnuf Der hniisen
Gpiele. politiihsr purteibober IN per
oeiIen uno bic gsfhdfis ruben. Sin fi.s
bsrbafter 4ufrelung tpariei man heuts
Rohmittoa ouf bic 2ofuns Der einsies
tpidiissn 5ras,: ~W bats tps
Scpre2
Tas aeit 9rogrn NJ m.
Das Qrosramm fir bi. Groffnungss
feier III in bieiem Sabre Elm bsitssot'
nes. ba biefeibe ieiuer befonoertn Hes
flame beoari. Die ginadnes gum yari
irtrben um ii llbr 0ormittags eeoffs
net, um bem gubiitum 3eit uno OF
Iessnbeit gu seten. bic Reubanisn uno
BEN Spislplnb sinsebenb su btIihtietn.
lin llbr Robmitioss b<einnt oas
acnsert Der Weber'ften Wluiisions.
lin 2:30 libr marihiren bi. betoen
alubs ins Wititlfelo gum aufhhsn
Des Sierntnbanners. lin 3 llbr fhlsus
bert giireermeiifer CUNT aus Der fets
lid gsifmiid.en eenirallose. ndh tars
ger alnrsbe an bic Spi.lsr. oem
Shiebsrihier ben Ball 3u. tpor1nf Der
aompf besinnt.
3ui mmenfeIluHs ber
Reuner.
Iir Gincinnati: 9tfher q.
Sttpdrmer); gut.s I'm. Sdpdrmsr);
6obIis,n q. gafe); Withea ootr
Rarions fr. Shpdrm.r); Gean q.
gaIe); Grant g. gaie); gsmono
(Qbfdnser)) We2eou fJdnser) uno
Suoos pber gmitb (S6ieuoersr).
sire bieaso: GDers q. Bate;
Shtdaro q. S6tpGrm.r); SduIt,
(r. Gbpdrm,r); gbdnes a. gaie);
aennor e. gaie); Sofmun (m. Ghfpds
mer); 9in.sr (4bfdnser); arher
(5dng.r) unb Sole (ShIeubertr).
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Dinpor Snni haf aeitern Die eill1'
Oung 3ur lheilnahme an oeul acm.
ners Der Ieii:ifen ae.6eiellid,oit
In Der Central 1urnbnlle angenom.
men. lie glnIoouns puroe oem
giireermeiiier ourh ben Braiioenien
Der 1eufidleu Tag .8eiellid)off, Bid.
ter Y. s. goee. iiberbrad)i unS Serr
Siin. erflarte lidJ nit Jreueen bereIt
All fcmlnen.
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Aiaiom Bnrtinion itorb seiiern I'm
Soipital oil Den 1olaen pon Ser.
iesiinpen. oie ibm Dor iiiinnehr 5rpel
Wonaten geleaenilid zines Etreiis
beigebrnht porben ipnren. Ter 60.
roiier hat cine llnieriudlms Der an.
geiesenheii nngeoronet nno Der aon.
iinbler Stagnnro DOn Der Goroners.
Efiics ind,t geaenuartis mad, oens
Anareifer Earfinlon's.
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Caie.Daa.
Semtise GrSffnnns Der Gallon 1912
,RessA sesen GbieasDer Cabs.

llniers Suneens iampfbereit nno
Ii,seseefpiB. aonsert Dor BEN
Spitle. aufhifien bes StsrnsHs
banners inn WlisielfeIbe. anrebs
bss gurserm.iiters punt on bi.
GpieIer.
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SENATOR Gull lom lit bel Der
g5rimdrpabl in Slinois untsrlsseu.
Mir baben oas porausgeiehen uno pprz
ousaeiuet. Guaom bat fir 2orimer
ssitimmt urb oas gsniigte. tbn unmo9s
lid Su MAIDEN.
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oiir bitfes 9loit iDurbsn ssiiern bon
ben Cpiisern q. HIein Il Bro,
go. AS Aate Gtrabe. folaenbs Ten.
perainr llnisrfdKbs rssiftrrt:
3eit 3sii 3fil
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4uf einsm 9ebists bat ii4
bic aonturrsn3 behuuptet uno ipsar
fart sugenommen, unb bas 1T Die poz
Iitit. Sin Mangel an a1noioaten tit
niat pahrnebmbar. Das lit iibr gems
elm beHersr 3uitano. ipie in friiberen
,3eitsn, als bas gobtbum berrihte uno
isbs Ulitbetperbung BON pornhsrsin
ausiihtslps ndr.