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Evening journal., 1912-03-09
ACCUSE THIS
MAN OF BAD
CHECK CHARGE

George NJ. Anderson, Jr., aged 25
years who says he is in business IN
Delaware City. and who was arrested
by Patrolman Sherry yesterday on
the charge Of uttering a worthless
check, entered a plea of not guilty to
the charge, in City Court this morn
ing. Anderson said he was not ready
for a hearing and at the request Of
Assistant City Solicitor Lynn the
case was continued until next We'd
nesday, and bail fixed at $500
Anderson appeared at the Delaware
Hardware Compnys store. Second and
Shipley streets, yesterday afternoon
and placed an order for a quantity
Of building material which he said
was to be used at Delaware City. The
goods amounted to $295.49 and Ander-
son presented a check on the Della
ware City National Bank for S29S .63
IN payment. George II. Spackman,
treasurer of the company. gave An
derson S3.l4 change. After the man
left Mr.. Spackman called the Della
ware city Bank and learned that An
derson had no account there.
When Officer Sherry arrested An
derson three blank checks on the
Wilmington Trust Company and a let
ter addressed to his wife in Delaware
City were found on him Anderson
returned the 1914 change to Mr..
Spackman
The police learned later in their
investigation that Anderson had been
in the store of the Garrett-Miller
Company, at Fourth and Orange
stseets. He wanted some Of the en-
ployes TO make out check on the
Wilmington Trust Company for him,
but they told him to make out his
own check. He is declared to have
said that he had had a fund trans
ferred from a Philadelphia bank to
the trust company here.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
PRANKS in
'DEESTRICT SXULE"
DELIGHT GLASGOW

The "Deesirict Skule," played by
home talent last Thursday evening.
in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
lat Glasgow, was one Of the finest en-
tertainmeuts ever given there, and all
Who attended were enthusiastic ia
calling it a grand success Frequent
applause and laughter showed the app
nreciation Of the audience. julie
Laws as the school Ounce, condemned
70 wear a foolscap, was very clever
/ David A. McMullin was a model pod
agog, and delightful recitations were
given by Mrs. Daniel Thornton anS
I Miss Mabel MeNullin. Miss McMul
i Inns recitation was "zeruhbabel'e
4 Raby's Widow Tho school commits
sioners We're well acted BIZ DAME
Thornton, Harry Boyles and Mrs
Sheets
The Deestrict scholars, a lively set
We're Mabel McMullin, Sallie Laws
Emma Laws, Agnes Laws, julie Laws
Dell Laws, Ga 4-year-old baby, al
though 26 years old. Minnie Moss,
Harriet Boys Cunningham, Ruth Cum
ningham, Steve Cunningham. John
Cunningham, Ida Armstrong, Claude
Brooks, Lee Cannon, Millard Hallett.
Roland McMullin.
Applicants for the leadership were
Mrs. Nellie Boyles, Mrs. Daniel
Thornton, Mrs Ellwood Sheedon, and
David A. McMullin The visitors were
Mrs. Phillip BOYS, Miss Francs Bauer,
and Mrs. Hallett
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
AMUNDSEN
PROCLAIMED
AS The HERO
HalIed as DiSCsversr Of South
Pole, Although England
Hopes Scott Got There
NARRATIVE OF NORWEGIAN
ACCEPTED AS AUTHENTIC
BY The United Press.

by me united Press.
LONDON, March 9-England Is
hoping against hope today that Gaps
tain Scott at least reached the South
Pole. Everywhere, Captain Amund-
sen Is acclaimed as the real conqueror
OF tho Antarctic ice fields, and his
story is accepted as absolutely reli~
able. There Is admittedly only the
barest of chances that Sctt got there's
first, In fact men like Sir Ernest
Shickleton and others of the Geo.
graphical Society. after studying
Amundsen's narrative, say it was abb
solutely impossible for Scott to have
reached the big nail" before his Nor
wcgian rival, and the best hoped now
Is that Scott was also successful
The naming Of the great plateau in
the limitless south in which the polo
was located by the Norwegian King
Haakon plateau" has arousend an
undercurrent Of resentment here
where il is pointed out this same land
was named after tho late King Ed-
ward by Shackleton, who penetrated
TO its beginning
Discovered Flag Of Norway
That Scott probably discovered tho
eiHpt4 NblWekldh tent Win the Nag
Of Norway flying abandoned In the
limitless wastes of ice aud snow at
the outermost end Of the earth when
he reached his long-coyeted goal Is
considered nearly certain today. All
that could then be done by him OF
course would be to plant his own
flag, verify his observations aud start
back. There is a general feeling to-
day TO give Amundsens dogs great
credit for his trip Their work was
wonderful and shows explicitly what
is possible for a well-trained pack
when handled by men who know Just
how TO get the last bit Of speed and
strength af them. The wonderful
dash TO the coveted goal, the sur
mounting Of mountains Of ice as re-
lated by the intrepid explorer,
brought conviction 10 all of the
scientists So certain are the English-
men that Amundsen reached the pcle
and he was FIRST there that Kins
George personally ordered congratu-
lations sent 20 King Haakon today.
All Of the Geographical discoveries
reported by Amundsen are said by the
experts here to be of the utmost I'M
portance The value of the Nor
wcgian's discoveries. Shackleton says.
cannot be overestimated
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
ONLY SOLD
ROOSTER THAT
HADN'T OWNER

Robert Reed who was charged in
City Court yesterday with larceny
of a white leghorn rooster, was dis
missed by Judge Cochran this morn
ing. Tho case had been continued
until Reed could get witnesses 10
show he did not steal the fowl. Ja-
cob Yates, was the witness called
by Reed today and he said he saw
the chicken running around the
street. Reed admitted catching Il ant
OF trying to find the owner and failing
TO do 80 he sold IT,
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
MRS. HILL 90 yEAR som

Mrs. Margaret Hill of No. 5l2 n.
Adams street celebrated her ninetieth
birthday today with many friends and
relatives who gathered at her home
In honor of the occasion. Mrs. Hill.
who was born at Greenbank, spent her
girlhood days in Lewisvile, Pa. later
removing to Mr'F7nd. For the past
quarter of century she has lived IN
this city, Her t~sband and three of
her four children are dead.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
ETTORT 10 END THE IlvRENCE STRIKE.

= 'VT' ~ T'V TIT TTT TTENTE sTKIKE'
- The United Press
LAWRENCE Mass, March o--when tho COMMITTEES Of tho
Industrial Workers q tho World charge Of the textile sr
ers wont Into this was hoped git and
some q ending ho erko latest oaer Of the mill
owners considered members committee said il
they convinced after anayzing that It really gave
seven advance The wage scale thcy would
probably accept and that they re-
turn work There picReta Oh duty today
aud there disorder
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
DEBATE IMMIGRATION QUESTION

AZ the next netting Of the BrOthar-
hood Of Harrison NJ. Il. Church on
March IS, a question on immigration
will be debated. C. H. Blaine ami
Herman Jones will argue that lin
migration should not be prohibited, =
while g. r. Garrett and Wilmer c.
Hightield will present arguments fer
the negative side. All men. Confer
ence visitors in particular, are invited
to attend
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
MIR. MCINTYRE IMPROVED.

The condition Of George Mcintyre.
Of Greenville, who is i'll with heart
disease and kidney troubles following
an attack of grip, was reported to be
Improving this morning. Mr.. McIn-
tyre spent a quiet night. DR.. ]. P. Pyle
remained with the patient nearly all
night. Mr.. Mcintyre is a member of
the firm Of Green and Mcintyre at
Greenville.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
NEW PLACE FOR MIR. sUNFIELD

Members Of the City Missionary
and Church Extension Society met
yesterday afternoon, when the Rev.
Z. G. Sunfield, Of Perryville, Md. was
nominated for corresponding secre-
tary for the societies for the ensuing
year. 1t is expected that Bishop VIII
son will approve the appointments at
the coming Conference. Mr.. Sunfield
succeeds the Rev. J. w. Easley. who
has expressed his desire to return to
pastoral duties.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
T0DAY'S QUICKER WAY

What your great-grandfather
depended on solely in securing
a job, like as not, was the good
will and recommendation of his
former employer. Maybe your
grandfather and father sought
chances for employment by per-
sonal solicitation and seeing the
head of the firm.
Today there's a quicker way
Ia vigorous, progressive busi-
ness policy-it is taking adj
vantage of the Wants.
The Wants comm; nd the at
tention Of all executives who
seek workers in every line.
They go straight 10 the eye of
men OF affairs-they tell of
chances everywhere.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
AMERICAN TROOPs SAN ron CHINA

rs Tho United Press
MANILA March aThe second battalion o. the Fifteenth
Infantry numbering about $50 officers sa
ca today for Tien Tain. China transport Warren They
viii reinforce tAe hrst battalion duty hero at
Fekin.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
no USE NEW POWER pLAvT.

Fires will be lighted under the boff-
ers in the new power house Of the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company along the Brandywinc
tomorrow and within two weeks the
plant will be in operation
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
At PHILADELPHIA ANNIVERSARY

RObort G. Shaw Camp. Sons 81
Veterans, will visit Philadelphia to-
night to participate in an anniversary
of the battle of the Monitor and
Merrimac.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
BISHOP kINSMAN's ENGAGEMENTs

Bishop Kinsman tomorrow will Of
iiciatc at Church Of the Ascension
Claymont; Grace Church. Talleyville,
and st. James Church, Newport.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
WEATHER.

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON. March 9.-The
weather will be generally unsettled to
fair in the Eastern States tonight and
Sunday.
For Delaware-Snow or rain and
colder tonight; Sunday fair. colder:
moderate northwesterly winds.
Evening journal., 1912-03-09
Books Open to All. The EVENING

The EVENING JOURNAL
mas more Subscribers than
any other paper in Delaware.
maj means q home papeL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-27
Tano feline @caenIiebe.

StabtratbsmitgIiso Saipner BON Der
2. Wnro unb pas 9eIeuhtungstommits
tee oes Stootraibs fdnben seiiern nit
osm proiefi, bic sbemaltae Belenhs
tunasonioge BON UluoiionptIls als
aernpuntt elmer gu ihaffenoen groben
itdoiifden 9eleudtungsonIoae bei5us
behdIten, beim Qrbsitsoirettor prics
fsine 6eaenIiebe. Die Serrsu batten
asiteru Vahmitto9 cine l1ngers aonfe.
rsnS in niefer Hn1ele9snheit NIT 6errn
price unb biefsr qab Den 5erren nit
biirrtn Morten su UsrItsben, onb er BON
Dem Satpper'fhsn plan abfcIui nitts
bait.
Rad csr Nniiat beg Ssrrn priee lit
Die gslsuhtuHgsanIaas in Wlcotlon.
niIle erftens peraLtst uno Il. su mobers
nifirtn tpiiroe elm auberoroentlih soits
Ipieliges gtrsniiQen iein. uno felbft
fpsnn oieIes 0elb ausasgsben piiroe, 10
ipiiros Die Staiipn nur Elm fehr tleinss
5srritorium beoisnsn tOnnsn, alto Elm
isbr ibeures Experiment iein. aehnlis
den 4n'it)ien eab audi Wlcbor Quit
4usbrud unb Der glan oiirfie hermit
befinitip erltpisi istn.
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Snipsitisu ,ur rsd,ten 3eit.

DurG ben rs6tseitigsn 8eiuh riehs
refer ftdbiiiher geamitn, bic iit nuf
elmer SnIpettionstour burh Wieibsa
tniernsn befanben, ipurbt geiiern cine
@aserploiion in sinem bauIe an Der
Ode Der Rihmpnb Sirabs unb eens
iral ape. perbiitst. 3tpei Jnfxftoren
BEG gaunmis. aapisdn Weiicott Don
Der Spriben So. yto. 40 unb poIi5iit
RIoiierismper inipiSirien on Der Rifs
monb S.rabs cine ansatl 5dufer nno
bemerften, ols fie bas buus an Der
Ode Der Rihmonb Sirabe unb esn=
iral aps. betrdien, sinen penstronten
@osaeru6. Cine llnterfuhung ersab,
oob aussniteinlida aus 0erieben Elm
Gdsbahn i'm 5ipeiisn Giodpsrt often
stloiIen mar unb oas ausltr6meEct
0as iif, bereits iiber bic obertil 5irei
Stocperte ptrbr.iist battle. HotiirIit
ipuroen bic Rdume Iofcrt ssIIf!tt iinb
oos Gas prompt abaeorsbt.
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Sendtpr GumHlins gldn 5ur
gstdmpfuns Der 5rufts Sielt barauf
ab, bic Sontrolirung bon perIhiebensn
Gorporatipnen in berIeIben 8eihdftss
branhe burb bus glsi6e 8iretturiuT
5u perbinoern. Gr ee1t bon Der 4Rs
fiht aus, blb penn ouFslbs Dirstto-
rum perihieosnen Sorporationen an
ee6Drt, ale unter oerielben Qettung
itehen uno baourh Elm Wonppolismus
beruorserufeu piro. 9Die 1T ss absr,
ipenn cine Gorporatiou 10 groB III,
oaB lie fuit ale Waarsn elmer 9runns
berftelIt, tpie 3. 9. Der Stabl> SruTt2 2
Die 5rage finoet ibre 8srshtiguns in
Der sefhiatli6en Gntfpidlung Der
gruIts. 4fs man ben tlsinen Ssirmsn
Derbot, bic Gonturrens burh 8erab=
rsoung 3u bsfhrdnten, ihloHen tie iih
gu elmer 5irma suIammsn unb als
man eine berarti1e 8srihmel5une unz
teriagte, entitanoen bic Rieien : aors
porotionen. Der gumminsfh 9lan
oiirfts fDroerno auf Die Seritelung bon
neusu aprporationsz zRieien tpirtsu.
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aus benz Du,sDes saebdmbe.

German 9leis. Der friiber in
Gberrp Grope, Dbio. pOitmsifter mar.
bate Elm Tefisi: non Se18.e8. Mis
basIelh sntftanben, fonnts sr seitsrn
bel ben pro5tbperbanolunsen Dor Rid
ter 0oQiiter nift oneeben. Der Rid
ter eelpann bic u,berssugung. bab fri
mintlIs 4biift BEL Gleis niht Dprgs.
legen babe, bod, miiiie er bem gefebe
fsinsn 9duf laHen. CT ptrurtbeil!e Jpn
su .lf Dtonnten GsfdnsniB unD edb
ibm snsi Do6en 3eit bis gum Strnf.
untriti.
- gunoesrihter 6olliiter fprdh ses
fern flint perfonsn ihrtr SGulo<H lss
big. Dns Bansero.tptrfubren mar gss
gen Jolsenbe serihtet sstpefen: 4eht
& Clint. Cincinnati; Sohn uIm. Cine
eiHnati; Sophia YoSmau, Cincinnati;
Jobn Wclf. Cincinnati: Mdlier 6.
Driffiibs. Gpringfielb.
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glastirtc strafsenrauber.

Dor Der 4nna Qouiie SRn, On 3.
aps. unp QntI. Strnbs. ipurb. ssiisrn
Su friter Morgsnitunbe artbur BUR
ben, ppn Ro. 992 on 3. Gtrnbe, bon
Slpsi mastirt,n Strubsnrdutern ans
sefnllsn. pon o.uen siner ihm bieaJiiins
oune siHss Repolpers eegen bic Stirn
priitts, nGbrsno ber Mnbere feline Ia
fhsn ourfIuhte unb $3.50 in gndr,
fotpis cine sOIo,ne uhr nebfi aetts an
iih nabm. Die neeeIngertr Deritnana
ben nit ihrer g.ute In Der Duntelbeii.
nonbsm Fl, purben NIT bem aobe be-
oroht battsn. faIs q ihnen folsen
folts.
Sobn SIougbter, BON To.l252 Gin
Sirabs, ipurns ssfsern Mcresn an Der
Court, nubs Sim Gtrobe, bon einem
fhipar3,n Strabfnr6uber uusefcllen
unb niebsrgsftIaoen. Der 1urihe srs
eriff jebo6 aug einrn nnbeinnnttn
@runDs bic 5Iufi, obne bic abiihi,
fein Spisr 3u beranben, nusaefiibrt su
baben. SIau9bter lieb fiM nit acpfs
ipunos. tpeIte CT BEL nem ntb<rfnl ert
liti.n bate. i'm iidbtif&en poipital
perbinbeH.
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ben Gasnen in zines Der btiIisitsn GU
Ter bes Ueiltes bss bentfHen Uclfes.
nouit" nimmt <inen befcnbsren3ang
nj flift nur in DentfhIdnb, fcnotrn IN
Der WeltIiiterotur ein. Obnt @oetbes
gperfe rpdre DeutIhIanb Gitieratut
ieinsr fpitbaritsn Ghdbe kronbt. I'm
NIT benz aroben Gihter ielbH 81 e.
ben, er BAT nit fsineus sJnuf sf.f
ins poIIe Msnfheniebtn hinetilgegrifs
fen" unb .oas Snterehants nit rl''
iibertrsFflider Msiffsrl9aft gspodt.
Goethe III ouh elm Weiiser oes pu'
mors, b,r j. 8. in Der ~gusrboA.6sl.
Ter Gsene pr1htis gum uusDru6
ipmmt. syrifd fprubelt oas ssbsn
TN .sSauft9 uno rsibt felbit ben
Gtumpffinn aus isiner Npdthis. lpis
es In einem Wert nift anbtrs froglsd)
III, In bem IS NIT BEN 1eufel 5ugshs.
Die Auffibrnns bss ~sJauf' helt
an ale Mitipirisnbtn. DnrIssuer, re
eiFtur nnb feline 0tbilfen snns enors
me sluIpriihe unb pk Wiebergabt bes
groben merses beheutei fir Diretior
ghmib uno lsins aiiniiisrIhaor sint
arb<itsrsihe Wche. Der Benefioians.
herr IIrih 6aupt, prdftntirt fid In
eiaer ieiner krporrngenoIien MDlien
ais .Repbiito-. 1er portrtfflifi.
aiinitIer foi iih bier nts Darittnsr
ioipcbl tpie ais S1neer einert ercben
9egebrertrsis sriporben unb obue3psis
feI psrben feline gerebrer 30 fti1sm
gsnefis in pollsr 3dbl erfhein<n. Jm
.;sduii@ eisbt Is 70 DieIe anfsobtn.
paB iie unm0glih ale ertD1hHi IDtfotii
!0nnen. Director 8. 9. S6mio
ipi.Ii ben .s5uuit", sSrduIein amdnoa
Blum bas .gr.ihen". 5err Wdlisr
siffvrsahten ben sWoaner" bod III
bns qdnR Yerional i'm .Jonf" be-
ffiftiat. ssein 9euifher fcllie bic
Muffihrune beg kbtuienbften Wrsts
beg erobten Gidiers bes alten Batter
Innbes peri1umen.
5id.ts iinb iesi i'm gorDerfanf tsi
Otto aaB. gIpottet,. giHe uuD eibtrtp
Gtrabe, 8. Il. 9beobalo, guhhnnbs
lung, 1919 1ine 5traB.. uno an Der
-aaiis oss GraHo Opera 5onft 80 ho'
ben.
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Dies ,e,so DaS.

- prdIibent Ghorer psm Ohio
Mehanics Jnititui BAT Elm AslleltiDs
fhreiben an bic Gliern Der 1900 3Oss
hinge per Anitalt esrihtet. Inter Dsn
GhaItrn befinb.n iih etiiht. benen e
Wsrsniissn 81 MAIDEN f&eint. bos
Id,0ne Oeb6ube auf bic perfdiebeniis
M3eige su Dsrunsirsn.. Muh ri6tei Der
Brisi iih sseen bas Gisoretisnrdudsn.
Die Glttrn iolIen ptm QshrtDrpsf in
0sr Aafrfd,strbaliuug hey 1is5ipIin
btbilflih iein unb bos III btr 3rtd
bss Brisfes Werbsn bic Wur{Hen err
riihi, bic bas Osbaube oDtr bic
Rl1ien3iinmtr ptrunoirtn. bann trsr.
ben lie iuryr 9anb relesirt.
Der NcHlrdib orbntie 9eiteyn
nuf Aniuhen Der Neb0rb<n pom Nsas
bina fiir ben 2. April cine Sps)inlz
,rnbl in Der Drtidoft an. gelestntli6
tpe!der iiber cine 8onbnusgdbs In bsr
60x BON sac. 900 fir Annnliintionss
dnlaeen abssiiimHt psrbtn iol.
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MDgliaerIpsiis tpirb oos proiei. ber
9trbrsjterung uuo 8erldnesrune oer
Gustn giip Gpsnu. porldufig uiht sut
8urtiIbrung gsIangen. Die pcrbsrsi.
tenben S6rits iiir niefe 8erbeferuns
iinp 5srsits Dor einieer 3eit seibon
porosH, aber 9trr ptt tpirb in Der
beutiasr Sisuns bes Siabtraibs bean.
tragtn, edb bsSiislih biefer StruBsns
psrbsFsruhg noh tins einSebenDs llns
teriutung curh bas aommiites fir
Strabsn unb Darts anseiiellt lpirb. oa
Teiner Gniift mad bie 8srbtH.rune
niht abiolut notbpenbis II. unb Dns
bierfiir ausqsisstt Gelb qnoertpeitlg
behtr Uertpsnc,t tperben soi,n.
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Deter GetI, 29 Sabre aft, BON Qo.
1929 SarriIon Nre.. ipurDe nnter
Der 4nfIues pss tbatli6en Angriffs
auf Sohn gsaser, "a SABRE alt, BON
30. 2133 CT. Ufinnel Gtrnbt. BON
ben pOli5iitsn Dstukr unb 8nrn< psrs
baftst. gsassr mar befanntlih am
SOnntog, an sintm ihweren ghdbels
bruh Ieiosnb, mad btm itdbtiih htnpos
fpitai eebraht ipsyb<n. 0k poli5fi
ernittslts. bdb Ii poH Oehl n6brtnb
zines Str.ites In DotoID' sqDirtbiG iGcft.
Wo. 1149 6arrifon MDt.. nit einenl
9illarbquene auf ben 4opf GtInlagen
iporDen fsin ioQ. DER Mirfk 0atDi1
iDurbe tDegen llebertretund hes Conn
iagsseietes Derboitet. >l
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Grbr,,tiH
0si@Sbist Die Strabenba5nseleii an
Der Glbernn abenne.

Mn Der GIberon Mpe. unD Mt. Dope
Rccb, no sesentpdrtis Groorbeiten i'm
3niammenbans NIT Der 8reiterlesune
Der Glberon ape. poreenommen tpers
ben, fdnb seftern Morseu ein grbs
rutih itoit, nobel bic Strabenbabnsea
leiie unier elmer fubbiden grbs unb
Steinfhidt perfhiittet ipurDen. Gum
0Iiid fpnrbe bel benz llnfau Riemonb
perlebt, ba bic arbeiter fib fdmmtiih
rthtseitie In Siherbeit brineen tpnns
ten. Webrere 2eitunssbrdbte fpurben
BON ben GrbmaFsn mitesrifen. unb
Der Werfehr auf Der GIberon 2lpe. ais
ME mubte infoIst bes unfans iiber
tine Stunbe lang unterbrofen pers
bert
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fGnnen baber ben &epubiitanern niht
brinsenb senug ratbsn, NIT bem 5arti
niht su fpielen, ionpern ibn ernit 81
bebanbeIn. Wenn bic Demotraten bel
Der glbfaiYuns Der 5urif-gius Jehler
MAIDEN. tpis Das geitehen lit, inbem lie
ssertigfabritotsn allen Shub entsogen,
bann ipuen bic Republitoner Die 5eblsr
burh seeienete Entertainments gu per'
bsHern fufen, absr niht ale BON ben
9emotraten paffirtsn 3arif9ias IN
Qauidn unb 9oesn pertperfen.
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Der Sutfer bat fhou iehr
lanes ben Wunfh gebest, Elm duberes
3eiden bes 5riebens sipiItcn Seutias
LAMB unb 5rantrsih bura cine 3us
lammentunft NIT benz Staatsoberz
baupt bss lsbtersn 2unoes al liefern.
ollie oisie 4biihten iino an Der 5urd)t
geidsitert. baB Die fransOiii6sn
Ro9aIiiteH bas gum 9crpano neb@
men tpuroen, um eine anti oeutife
asitation in Scene 81 iesen. Gin iol.
der Demasogenitrei6 lit iest nod 5u
fiirhten.
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@ebt ben staotratd nid,ts an.

Stdotanipolt 8t.man bat gsItern
BEN Staoirdtbselert espp Isin Out
a6tsn besiigIih Der Reiolution iibers
miitelt, in ipelher 6err Wiullen in Der
Isstfpo6isen Stabtrothsiibune psrs
IaHei bate, Sab elm Gineinnatier nit
Der Gusnrbeituns Der pldns fir oas
aanoliiatioHsipitem bon arkiisoiret.
tor 4lriee ernonnt spiirbe. 5srr geita
man ertIGrt in isiuem @uta6ten. bab
Die Srnennung ben Siootratb abfoIut
Hihts once1t.
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2okal.Dfrid)t
Gum GbrenmitSlieo


Wdpor CUNT pirb bemndhit Sum
ghrenmiteIieb Der pIattoiitsten 0ogei.
iheiten.9eIelIifup ertpdblt tperoen.
Sn Der Mcnprs Office lief seitern
sine pom setret6r Der 8ereinieung.
6errn Soispb StilImpeller. eeiunote
Ginlabuns elm, in ipelter Der giirs
germeiiter erfutt ipiro, iih amSonn.
lag. oem 8. R6rs, Na6mittags nm 3
llhr, in Der 4rbeitsrbaae eiu3ufinosn,
ba er in Der eann itattfinoenoen 8srs
i1mmluns gum ghrenmitsIieo sripdbI.
iperosn Ioq.
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yie Wand,sroinan,.

Dem Stootratb tpiro in fsiner kus
Nssn Sisrns BON &ommitiss fiir
WittsI uno Wess cine CrDinans fir
bic Reorqaniiiruns bes Bureaus oss
RduhirIpsiiors unterbreiisi fperben
uHo srpar in bisfts cine amsnoirte
Grpinans unp perihieben bon Der, bic
urfpriinelid bem Gtabtratb porIag.
Ter 6auptpuuti. Der gednbtri fporben
III, iii oie Tbdtiahe. ocb laut ber
1euen Srbinons bns gureuu bes
Rauhinipetiors nidt, tpis nnfdngIi9
pon Der aominiiirdtion gspIcni. bsm
ItGotiihsn gaunmt ans.sIieoert psrs
ben fpu.
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6drrp unb Gitels aIsmm, 3T47
mt. gernon apsnus; WGo6tu.
8aientin uno Ndeodi,He Blum.
S38 Charlotte Strnbe ;Usdehen.
geniomin unb Jaunie aublmann.
1928 RuHI Strabe; W1bheu.
Sobn unh Wdrp @utbrob. 324
Gilgour Strubs; Wdohtn.
Carl unb Rorn Rensenteeper, 2477
gdItsrn apenut; Wdohen.
2tIIen unb Map Gips, 1109 Shsr'
man Gpsnus; MGb6en.
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Tis 60 Sabre ate 1rnu 6crnt.
Murpbp, 30. 813 6oibotpap Girab.,
fpuros tont In ibrem aehnitubl iisenb
in ibrer Wobnung Dorgsfunbtn. Or.
5oiepb D<Gouresp ionftatirte ben 1ob
Ger Greifin uno bennhrihiiste oen
Coroner. Jrnu Murpbp. srlae sinem
4sr5fdiag.
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IaS S5aus ratid,t.

patrid 8. Rtnnep uno Satin BON
ner N. Dope ROub bdhDsrttn fih
aeiseru bei Giabingsnieur Wcitt. Sbs
rfr 0erfinxrang nlh bat bic Gtabt
bei ben neutrality-suspicious. an Der
Glberpn Mpenue cine Gtiibmnuer uns
iernlinirt unb infolgebtfItn III bos
Grunblfiid, nuf lptlhtm bns QeHneps
I6s 6ans ftsbt, in's Ruti6en gerdtbsn
unb bus 6oas bro6t einsuitiir5en.
Gtobtinatnieur Wdite orbnete fofort
al, NJ fxbtif6e 4rbeiier bie 0eidbr
fils Bal 6aus beisitisen.
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Seine sntompbil. 1ampiiprisen.

Die Snbt pirb porloufis ftine
auiomobii 1nmpiipriBen taufsn. gu
eieism gntitlub in Siderbeiisbirets
Tor Cab anIdBlih Der geiidtisung
btrartigsr Sprisen in CT. aouis sss
tommtn. Ssin.r auiitt nah bfinben
iif hisi. Sprissn serobe in einsm
EntnidIunositabium unb ipenn bic
Stabt porldufig init bem Aniauf iols
der Gpriben partei. biirfte lie febr
balo GsIsqsnbeit erbalten, Gprisen
zines tpeit beiferen GpIiems 81 foufsn.