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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08

three men hitched themselves to the
sled with ropes and dragged it and
Enid over the snow. OF course for
miles down the canon it was impossi-
bic to use the sled. When the way
was comparatively easy the woman.
supported by the two men, Newbold
and Maitland, made shift to get along
afoot. When it became too difficult
for her, .ewbold picked her up as he
had done before and assisted by Matt
land, carried her bodily to the next
resting place. At these times Kirkby
looked after the sled.
They had managed to reach the tenn
porary hut in the old camp the first
night and rested there. They gath
cred up their sleeping bags and tents
and resumed their journey in the
morning. They were strong men, and
save for old Kirkby, young. 1t was a
desperate eudeavOr but they carried it
through
Whel they hit the open trails the
shedding was easy and they made
great progress. After week of ter
rife going, they struck the railroad.
and the next day found them all safe
in Maitland's house in Denver
TO Nj Stephen Maitland his daugh-
ter was as one who had risen from
the dead. And indeed, when he first
saw her, she looked like death itself.
No one had known how terrible that
journey had been to the woman. Her
three faithful attendants had surmised
something, but in spite of all even
they did not realize that in these last
days she had been sustained only by
the most violent effort of her will. She
had no sooner reached the house,
greeted her father, her aunt and the
children, then she collapsed utterly.
The wonder was, said the physician,
not that she did it then but that she
had not done it before For a short
time it appeared as if her illness might
be serious, but youth, yigor. a strong
body and a good constitution, a heart
now free from care and apprehension
and a great desire to live and love
and be loved, worked wonders.
Newbold had enjoyed no opportunity
for private conversation with the wo-
man he loved, which was perhaps just
as well. He had the task of readjust-
ing himself to changed conditions; not
only to a different environment, but to
strange and unusual departures from
his long cherished view points.
He could no longer doubt Arm
strong'c final testimony to the purity
of his wife, although he had burned
the letters unread, and by the same
token he could no longer cherish the
dream that she had loved him and him
alone Those words that had pre-
ceded that pistol shot had made it
possible for him to take Enid Matt
land as his wife without doing violence
to his sense of honor or his self-re-
spect. Armstrong had made that
much reparation. And Newbold could
not doubt that the other had known
what would be the result of his speech
and had chosen his words deliberately;
score that last action to his credit. He
was sensitive man, however; he
realized the brutal and beast-like part
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
LOW WATER THE CAUSE.
Engineering Experts Recall Accident
On Rsttleship Delaware.

Washington. -LoW waterinth boiler
undoubtedly caused the fatal accident
on the Vermont, Navy engineering ex-
perts believe. The accident is believ-
ed to have been similar to that which
occurred on the battleship Delaware
about IS months ago. resulting in the
loss OF four lives. In that case, al
though the few survivors of the boiler
room force asserted that the glass
gauge showed the presence OF ample
water in the boiler, examination Of
the wreck disclosed the fact that the
tubes and part Of the header" which
conveys the water from the tubes to
the steam drum had turned blue. This
is a sure indication that they had been
submittd to almost a red heat without
water A boiler with banker fires is
seldom as closely watched by the
water-tenders as one supplying live
steam, hence such accidents are more
easily possible in cases Of that kind.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
CHAPTER XIII.
The Becoming End.


Why did you interfere?" asked
Newbold when at last he got his
breath again. of Maitland who still
held him firmly although restraint was
now unnecessary the heat and fire of
his passion being somewhat gone out
Of him. Il meant to kill him."
He'd oughter de sure huff" draw
led old Kirkby, rising from where he
had been kneeling by Armstrong;
side" but | don't knows how you're
bound to be his executioner. Hes all
right now, Miss Enid, said the old
man. "Here"-he took a pillow from
the bed and slipped it under his head
and then extending his hands he lift
ed the excited almost distraught wo-
man to her feet" faint fittin' for you
to tend on him"
oh" exclaimed Enid, her limbs
trembling, the blood flowing away
from her heart her face deathly white,
fighting against the faintness that
came with the reaction. while old
Xirkby supported and encouraged her.
II thank God you came | don't know
what would have happened if you had
not"
Has this man mistreated you?"
asked Robert Maitland suddenly. tight
ening his grip upon his hard breath
ing but unresisting passive prisoner.
No, no." answered his niece. He
has been everything that a man should
be"
And Armstrong" continued her
uncle.
No, not even he
Il came In time. thank Cod" ejacu-
lated Newbold.
BY this time Armstron.. had recov-
cred consciousness. To his other
grin, modification, shame. He had
been overcome. He would have been
dead man and by Newbold's hands.
if the others had not interfered. He
almost wished they had let his en-
envy alone. Well he had lost every
thing but a chance for revenge on
!. them all.
She has been alone here with this
4 man in this cabin for a month" he
said thickly. Il was willing to take
her in spite of that, but"
lie made that damned suggestion
BEFORE" cried Newbold. his rage re-
turning. Il don't know who you
are"
My name is Robert Maitland, and
am this girls uncle"
Well, If you were her father, /
could only swear"
1t isn't necessary to swear any
thing" answered Maitland serenely.
Il know this child, and | believe I'm
beginning to find out this man.
Thank you. Uncle Robert" said
Enid gratefully. coming nearer to him
as she spoke. mo man could have
done more for me than Mr.. Newbold
has, and no one could have been more
considerable of me. AS for you," she
turned to Armstrong. who now slowly
cot to his feet, your insinuations
against me are on a par with your
oOS d5diuSI tuS uSdu "OLndn' NC
Meath contempt"
What did he say about herr" asked
cid Kirkby.
You know my story?" asked New
bold.
Yes"
lie said that my wife had been I'M
idithtul to me-with him-and that he
aad refused TO take her back. Great
God!"
Anu it was true" snarled Arm
strong.
~ was all Maitland could do to
Nueck Newbold's rush. but In the end
= - was old Kirkby who most effectively
nterposed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
SHERMAN LAID TO REST.
Body Of Vice-President Placed In
MausoIeum AZ Utica. N. Y.


MausoIeum Al Utica, N. Y.
Utica. n with simple, impress
sive services, the body of Vice-Presi-
dent James S. Sherman was laid away
in crypt within a beautiful
mausoleum in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Under a canvas covering that served
as a shield against a chill November
wind were gathered the Sherman fam
lily. President Taft. members of his
Cabinet, Justices of the United States
Supreme Court, Senators and Mem
bers of the House of Representatives
and few intimate friends and bust
ness associates OF the Vice-President,
while without a throng which had as
sembled to pay final tribute stood
reverently until the strains of Asleep
in Jesus" by the Haydn Male Chorus,
which marked the conclusion of the
services, had died away
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
REFUSES TO SALUTE FLAG.
Young Girl Suspended From Salt Lake
City School.

Salt Lake City, Utah. The persist
ent refusal of Lena Tyler, IS years
old, to salute the American flag and
recite a patriotic formula led to her
suspension from the Franklin public
school here. 81 don't want to salute
any flag said the child, but If /
must l will salute the Socialist Gag,
which stands for liberty and justice. /"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
A sTEEPLEJAcK's DARING.
Paints the Flagpole On the Arlington
Wireless Station.

Westinghouse ffeted by strong
wind, which blew gale at that great
height, Samuel Killan. a steeplejack,
climbed the 5O-foot flagpole surmount-
Ing the 600-foot tower at the naval
wireless station at Arlington, Va He
carried bucket of paint and brush,
which did not seem to handicap him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
s1,1oo, 100000 FOR NEXT YEAR.
Government Departments Prepare
Estimates For 1918.

Westinghouse will be ask
ed to appropriate $1,1OO,OO0,O 900 to OPP
crate the machinery of the Govern
ment for the next fiscal year, begin.
ming July ], 1913. Cabinet officers and
other department heads have prepar.
ed their estimates of the cost for their
departments, and the sum runs over
one billion
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-08
Real American Cat.

A New York publishing firm whose
premises occupy the sixth and sew
enth floors Of one OF the city's Sky
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Saq minbeitens $12O-$15O per W1os
nat aus oem Gefadfte 3is6e unb ba er
troB Der an ibn ergaugenen Nufforbes
rung bic 8i6er nt6t mitgebra4t bate.
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ldnger Darten tperbe. 6au erbielt 3eit
big Wtontag, bic riitftdnoiger 4Iimsnts
gu be3ahlen, tpiorigenfaus er nit Der
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der BON Sobann q. 6eitel; YerIonas
lien 5000. 9runoei9entbum $1,000.
Der peri0nlide Na6lab bes Gbris
titan Souingsr betrGgt $1640.
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I Strabe.
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iona Snpbsr. %, 1875 5airfay 4os.
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(GIaru gIuoau, 80, 1865 Dtlber g(pe.
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mid Noerue.
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8iIIOn unb geIIie 0enman, 6O21
Gpnortb gOe., &nQbs.
Crel unD 5elmd sellers. 5213 gens
ter QDe., &nabe
SamueI un0 Soiepbine Qoe6, 319
RotDale 2.De., &nube.
NnDrep uno T&arp S6euerlinq,
1728 Baltimore 2tDe., &nabe.
Geo. unD Warp 3epe, 2849 Wontas
na 2lDe., 2nube.
Geo unb Ularq 9erit, 1927 Qaclebs
QDe., MdO1en.
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DDrtb 2lDe., WtQohen.
W;uiam unD W}argaret 6abig, 3747
Serruce Place. t?Qte.
Gilbert uno Rora 1aulmun, 739
Weqs Ctr, MGohen.
Worrts uno 4nnu @isnet, 92O SO.
Court Str, W}Gohen.
8aojo uno 9srtje 2;pStn. 927 80.
Court Str, Wdb6sn.
gartelo unb gaterina War6ipRL
1926 SO. 5. 2lpe., Wdoher.
4brabam uno Wa!cbu Mtliim, 43o
Sncomore Ctr, anabe.
Gbparo uno gillian 9ropr, 1909
Boone Str. 3piuinge (WGo6sn).
Wdlter unD 4manod Srtti6ler, S22
N. 2ibertp Str., Snabs.
RitpIaus uno aate gitaloI4, 1861
5arriipn Qpe., 3nabe.
QauI uno Sarab Ganoon, 265 Wes
Uliden QDe., &nabe.
6eurp uuo Roie 9effrOE, 2976 Gen.
ibup Ape., &nabe.
Georgs unD 6ulba RobIuno. 1853
9enibap 4Oe., Mtao6en.
GIifforb uno 2llics 3setsr, 9opple
uao 6enibap 2lpe., Mdohen.
Satpb unb 9bereiQ Ralpbi, 2901
Sopnibtp 4pe., Wdohen.
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gisaIapt Ctr, Wdohsn.
SoIepb un0 Wutbiloa 5lennirn,
1913 Wtain Str, Gnabe.
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Wadere 1rameH
8emabren einen febeniGhrigen aua-
ben Dor benz Iobe burf
Grtrinfeu.

Tem Muth nnb Der 8eiitesgegen.
mart bon s5rau gmna Iruru, bon
geo. 1862 2itbIorp stoenue, unb Srau
Roin Naepers, Don Ro. 3754 2ubIoip
aueWie, bat eS Ser 7 Sabre aIte
Games Sisgeralb, bon go. AIS Sn.
milton apeuue, 5u nerSanfen. oaB er
nod inter ben 2ebenoen peiIt. Tie
beioen ssraueu retteten i'm nit eige.
ner 2ebensgefabr Dor Dem 9ooe our1
Grtrinfer.
Jlsgeralo hattie iit, geitern Wor-
gen nit perihieoenen aliersgenoiIen
in Gem aunal binter Der Clifton
SprinBs Ieitiaerie neraniigt, als er
plosIih bon ardnipfen befalen tpuroe
uuo nnterfanf. als er begonn I'M
SiiIie gu riiien, perIoren ieine @eidbr.
ten uollia Den aopi iino itatt ibrenr
in rebeusgeiabr ifipebenoen ,srettno
bei5iripringen liefen iie eiIenbs 3D.
bon.
gIiidliferpeiie bntten ssruu 1ru.
m into ,Srnii gfepers, bic in itHnittel.
borer ydbe ipopner. bic Stlfernie
nebort. Sic iprongen, ohue iih 3u be.
iinnen, NIT einem Inngen gfabi, ben
iie sufdaieerrpeiie crrpiidten, ms
8aiier. nm bem grtrinfenben su SiI.
fe 81 tormen. obiflon lie geibe oes
ShDinmens unfimsig fparen. gs ae.
lang ibuen nud. ben RiaM itnter bcin
storper iSisgeraIo's III idlieben uno
ben Gnoben auf oieie 8eiie on Der
SberfIade 81 baIten, biz 8eorse
Reihie. bon go. 37G2 2u6IoD gpe..
ferbeieiIia mb Den Gnaben ans 2anS
tratte, no or iib baIo tpieoer erboItc.
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0eburten.

Gnbrsp unb Yauts Dbits, 1925
Section Ipe., aHabe.
5drolb uno Grances Roplsp. 4601
Columbia Aps., WGohen.
Gbmuno uno GIis 2sbman, 1912
'Sorriiou qpe., Wdbtsn.
percp unb gprb SItns, 1888 Moo.
men Ipe.. MGbuen.
Gharles unb 4mdnba goi.eqo. 2236
5lora Str, Wdbhen.
GuNeu uno Murreu !ooptins, 2732
WtaoFou Roab, Wdb6en.
Somuel uno goitb SapIor, College
Gill, Gnabe.
2osun uno Dorothp gumbron, %
Grug Np!s., Wdbden.
Wsilforb uno Wabel unser, 204 D.
s. MDe.. Rdohen.
Gharles uno Dupina SessII, Dssrs
fieIo Rooo, anabs.
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mnS Benz Hslijeiseridgt.

Cine ssIalene, absr poblptrbisnts
Straie srbielt geitern Der Stnsioer
WilIiam Rois BON Ro. 927 glart Ctr,
Der iid in Der sstrigen Ratt oas spei
feIbdfte 0ereniisen ssmd6t bate. bic
5tuerpehr unuStbieer Dsiie gu alars
martn. Or nuroe babel abssiabt, pis
er bon benz anitsn on Der gont Strabs
uno Jresman Ieenue sinsn Qlarm einz
eefanbi bate. Gs mar biss Der pisrs
is fali6x 4lorm innsrbdlb peniger
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lei 3ustItGnbniHsn su bespessn mar,
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orei falften Glarm, ebenfaIIs abgeees
ben bat. Der srite alarm tam geir.rn
Worsen tur3 Dor spti llhr pon Der
Ritmonb unb Spbn Strabe. oonH
folgte cine bdlbs Stunoe ipGter elm
alarm bon Der Court unb Main Ctr.
DER nd6fts falfhe aIarm fam bon Der
UleWidsn apsRus unb Sdmbura Ctr.
unb Der leBie falf4e 4larm, lei otITtn
abeabe Rois srpiift spurbs. tam. tpi.
bemerst. BON Der 5r1man 2tpe. uno
1onf Gtrabe. Rofe ipurse pesen a6s
gdbe Der falihsn Ssuernlarme bon
Ridtsr Jride su 30 sageH Nrbeitss
baus perurtbeilt unb auberbem purbe,
neil sin Repolper an ibm eefuHben
irorosn mar. cine DsloftraFe pon $50
uno Rotten iibsr ibn p<rb1nai.
Gie gerbanbluns seser ben 1arbi.
gen Jobn 6olmes. Der. ipie berihtet,
beihuloist tpirh. Elm uniittl;hss aiten.
tat auf bic Is Sabre alis 2uIu SO.
perman bon qo. 2610 Stanton 2lpe.
Derfunt su haben. tpurhs BIB Greiias
Derfhoben.
Der Mil6pdsentutihsr 4Ieranber
Deb tDurbe fhulbis bsfnnbsn. Isinem
Hrbeitssbsr cine !leine Summe peruns
treut gu 6aben. Or purbs gu S25 unb
ben Rotten perurtbsilt, absr bikie
Sirnfe nuroe porIGuiis fuspenbirt. ba
es fih I'm bus srits 9ersetsn bans
bette.
Die 6albpelilsrin Wnn grctpn, bic
ii6 in btm 6auie $40. 2321 Din. Str.
ingemietbtt unb In Der Rafbari6dfi
4ergerHib errest bate, iuurhe auf 80
aast mad bsm arbeiisbous ssfanbt.
Ceitri9tn ipurbe Der GolI aeaen
Jcbn 20. Martin. Der am is. 1e6ruar
fpegen aneebii9en Giiidsfpiels perbofs
let iporbtn mar. Der Gan mar bsrti.s
eiHmal Dor 0efMporsnsn psrbanbelt
irorben. BITE iih isoOn niht battsn einis
gen f0Hnen. Jn3nif6en In nun Der
Mnseflaete Deriiorben unb Der Ridter
nridt ftri&. ais ibm tierpon ssiiern
Rittteilung gtmu6t ,purbt. ben Uou
bonn 0sri9tltalenbsy.
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GcrbGdltiae 8eidndue.

r<n &erbinolmg nit ser aufftnoung
non yuet jlrgeuoIiteu T1trdpbrenner.
iuneu ans 8eit Gopirrgton tp1trbe qa.
tern Der q Sabre oIte Sarrp Sut.
ton, bon gto. 1862 g8eit Se1ire gIpe..
porlaufig III Saft genom1nen. Die
Durtbreunerinneu naren TT1aroSor.
forn, 10. uuo goeItne Suttinion, Ii
Sabre all, BON gto. III eSobn CTR,
@elt Gootnaton, Die Der BoIisei ais
oerInIBt gemeIoet tporbeu tparen unb
in Sutton's 8obnung geilm6en pur.
ben Sutton beboitptete geitern, ais er
poH Bol5eld,ef Gopelau pernomnteu
nuror, er babe it'd MIR aus Aadylicn.
ltebe Der gtaoden nngenoumen. absr
eie 9oliset nil Die Sate nod ein-
aebeno unteriufen.
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Sunsert i'm Snrnet @uuos.

5iir oas am SamItag 9}u9mittds
i'm 9urnst Woobs Bart itattftnosnoe
Sor3ert, in peItem Der 9ornstiit
Grant Simon aI8 Soliit mittpirtt.
bat Sapeumeiiter Sobn s. Bebsr baS
foIgeuoe Yrogramm 5uiummengeiteIIt:
Mari6 r5risoensgIoden" llbrbo6
Guberture 81 n5annbduIer" Dosner
nuncle 5om'8 Gabtn" 2ampe
~RaretTus" Reptu
potppurri aus rgobemian GirI" :.
Bale
potpourri aus rQittIs Nsmp" =.
getperf
GornetIoIo (ausgepdblD
6ront Simon.
.Ratnbop" geQitebt
lieoers potppurrt =. Snpoer
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Oerfamfen
Will Der @ablratb bic iabrbaren
Stimmplase.

Tie aiii 9iabern beiinblihen fleinen
guben, bic Der perfloiiene @abIratb
fiir $4,000 gefnllit irno IN 0egen.
ben, no feline paiienben @abllofali.
tGfen su finoen tporen, benust bate,
ioIIen niiumebr pieber nerfaufi tper.
Den. 60 purbe eeitern pom @ablrat5
befonnt gegeben. NIT oem @emerfen,
baB man ,pieber Rdumlihfetten In
Sdriern su Stintrpldsen miethen
fpclle.
ge5iigIif, Der glociruna bon ,fpci
Stinrn,plnsen miro Staatsiefret1r
@rnpes bnS entifeioene @ort 5u ipre.
den baben, ba bic Witglieber bes
Wohlratbs iih nifjt einigen fonnten.
Ter SiimntpIas bes 8re5infts Z oeI
16. Warb mar !eit elmer Reibe bon
Sabren in bem uon eincm Surbiaen
geleiteten gorbierlooen Ro. III Wei.
,SiiEfte aoenue. irno er iollie auh fiir
Die fommenoe @dhl bort bleiben.
Siergegeu opporirten ieoof) Die osnio.
fratiid,cu sRitgIieber oes Mnhlratbs
Roetor uno McTenitt, p6brenb Die
Republifaner Deatman un0 Turr oa.
fir iparen. Inter oieien llmit1n0er
pirb Der Stnatsiefretdr Die Saf,e 5u
entihsiben habel. Serr 9raoeS nliiB
cbeniaas barber entifeiben, oh Der
StintnpIas Ses Vre3iufts a Der 6.
@oro oudl iernerbIn i'm Warffhauis
on Der Court Strabe perbleiben fol-
cher nift. lie Serren Roetor uno
RcGepitt proteitirten biergcgen. neil
Der @ahItag aiii einen Tienitag, Ell.
nen Warftids fdlli. mas ihrer aniift
mad, bic Stimmaeber BEL Der Nus.
iibung ibrer giirserpiIityt binoern
ipiiroe.
Tieieniaen Stinnaeber, Die lid, i'm
reriloiienen Sahr nid)t in bic @d1.
Ierliiten eintrasen IieBen unb BEL Der
abitimMune iiber bic 9onititutions.
aenoerunaen ibr Stimmref,t aus5u.
iiben piinifen. erbaIten am ssreiine
uno Nsomitag oieier Bofe, ioruic am
Montas uno Tienitag Der nahiien
@ofe m ben RGumeu beS @oblrdtbs
I'M Rnthbauie geleaenbeit, ibren ga.
men in bic @1hlerliiten eintrasen 3il
Iaiien. aIs Resiitratoreu fir bieie
SpeSinlreaiitririmg tniroen bic FOL.
eenben beryen ernannt: Mepnblifn,
ner: &au 0eis, WiIIinm Coleman,
Charles Gmith. B. Reilhaus. Gla.
renee Teebel. gseter Riebireer nno
ssoieph @ueit; 0emofraien: 9erraro
Sfy,pors. G. y. gartner, q. Z.
Sirihfelh. Z. Wc9tnmora. Charles
Erniiel, q. Wcaen,ie uno 2eoWarf5.
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Daie'0au.

Na nabe5u alle alu6s Der Nationnl
2isa fit e.it.rn uuf Der Gabrt aus
BEN Eiten nah oem Wei.en bsfanben,
ftonb rur Elm Spiel auf benz pros
gramm - fiir pittsburg, no geitern
bie .Qu6isrs' cine G<rie bon 6 Gpies
len besonnen, bic innerboIb bon 4 9as
gen gum 4usiros eebroht rperben fol-.
Sn biefsr Seris bat pbilobelpbia cine
borse Rub su .uaeen. spdbreno unfre
~Webs- ii9 bier In timer Serie non 4
Gpiefsn nit ben 9rocilpner Super.
bos- TN Rompfe meHen. DolIs nnfrs
Junsens ni1t nisber bem alien
.Gtump" am Sat psrfalIen unb bic
GtIr.. s.isen, bic II. am Wontag unb
TknIiaa in philadelphia tnRbsoben.
III "a mSsIib. bob fis ibre GielIuns In
Der erften Tiniiion nod In biti,r
Mo&s non ben ~0udters" suriids
ercbtrn.
Msfultate ber Spite tn
pitisburs.
!. Spiei:
pHIobeIpbio .00O002000 p
pittsburg ....002000001 "a
2. Gpisl:
pbiIobelpbia .00O01o0000-1
pittsburs ..0000000011-2
3sute Ho4mistag finbxt I'm bieiigen
Hohporie Elm Doppslipiel slpif1en
unfrtn .Rehs- unb BrooflDnsr ,Gus
perbos- itait. Dos srits Spiel beeinnt
um 2 utr unb oas apeits 8 Winu!sn
rad etm Gnbs hes eritsn. Die beibsn
iintSbdnbisen S9ieuberer Benton
(QtHe.) unh Ruder (1roosl.) perben
fi9 TN / Gpiel feinblin segeniiber ises
ZEN.
Die Rebs irafsn seiiern Wo&miisoa
mit Musnnbme bss Gdngers glarse,
hsr TN Ditnitogipisle Sci einem 3us
fdmmenitob TIM Gpiel an 0onh unb
6ein periebt murbe unb IN Goronn,
81 D., jur Grboluns nerElieb, ,robIS
bebnltsn bier ein.
Die G6leubsrer befsmben ii& IN aus
tff FORM unb bsrri&t inter BEN Mejs
0ss epiekr. tros ibrei 0Io1iss nd6s
3 - aksA
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6inbet Samitag Ibcno i'm Ncainleg
Bart itatt.

Sm WeainIep part, an Dabs,
SOhn uno Gutter Strabe psrbsn am
Samitag 4beno bic 30glings Der
SpielpIuB zaiufen gslegsntti9 zines
Sdduturnens proben ibres G0nnenS
abIegen uno i'm 2tnIdIub on bieIes
S6auturnen finbet Elm 8on3srt Der
5ofr 9ofer'ihen &apeQs itatt, in nell
dem 9apeQmetiter 9ofer audi ais Sos
lit mitptrten pirb. 9ds DoufGnbige
programm oes Ibenos lit pie folgt:
Sr4siter Spirit Of Snbepenoence"
Sol3mann
Srheiter r4Ima no pobnit DUP"
s6uiters Gang erite MdOtsntloHe
Stabubungen =. 8nabsntIdiIe
S6peoti6er 5ar3
3psits maOdsntlaT.
Barn Dance
Rtngubungen
0euus Reigen =.
Die muittaIii6s qrogrumm if pis
folgt:
SuOerturs gu mSrphus in Der Inter
melt" Sffenbah
SoIo fir GIotenipieI .Sbe gIue ano
tbe 9raD" 9dIbep
aopelmeiiter Spbn 5ofer.
r0eutfts Qieber" War9issgoroer
YopuIdrs WtelooIen 9orris
Wlaria rarms Of 2Imerica" prpor
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gereins.HnSeissn.

enaHg. erOteftGnttids st. qettrs ermttuos.
MatU Str. mo DtcanIGeu sluc
GinC GT!rG @cneIEoe SCriamHEluHd ftnbef
lGti beH!C, EpnnevitIq 8 tbr gtbeHbE I'm
SonHiagsi huisG0iui obloCr g8cHcfthc IA
iebr mthtige SCfbdilc oorLieCeH 1T cS orHe
a'no trmiinidbi. baG ic5 ale .gitQlicocr bieraH
bctbctIlgcH. 9lt!uuQsooa
90fePb 6 n nj d. 9rdi.
8utta b SGebr, Zcir 4
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renb Der Oitlihen Runbr.iis cine iiss
gesgetpife Stimmung.
GlaubensDiirbigen geridten sus
folge tpiro nod In bider Node elm
4ustauib bon mstreren Spislern NIT
onberen alubs itattfinben, pobur6
Der Sdpdhe unires Glubs auf Der
abfangftation obsebolfen ipsrosn tpirb.
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Qlms ben Wertd)tsbbiett.
Der jmsenoli6e granbitifter 5ranf
gmipe perlanst ieine Gntlaiinns
aus 3ongnieiu.

granerei berflagt bic 6. & q. 9ip.
So. pcgen anseblider @erletnng
bes sipiidenitaattiden Sanbelssc.
ietes. - 0eiprengte Gbefeiieln. -
Nene Sdeionngsflagen. ali-
menten.anipriif)e. - Hadlan.Sa.
den. - 8erid)icbenes.