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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RASPBERRY SYRUP.

This Is very refreshing drink and is
especially recommended for the invalid
to whom cooling drink with tart flavor
Is appetizing. Boil the raspberries and
strain, and to one pint OF the strained
Juice add one pound Of graduated sugar.
Let it stand over night. In the morning
boil 1t again for about 10 minutes and bot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
FROZEN RASPBERRY PUDDING.

Sweeten to taste the one and one-half
cups raspberry Juice and juice OF one
lemon. Beat until stiff one pint heavy
cream, add one-fourth cup powdered SUI
gar and one teaspoonful vanilla extract.
Turn the fruit juices into mold and
then I'LL the mold with the beaten cream.
Cover with buttersd paper and the cover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.

Brulse a quart of raspberries in a basin,
pour over one pint Of vinegar. and cover
closely: let 1t stand for three days, then
strain through a flannel bag: allow one
pound of sugar to each pint OF liquor
boil for 10 minutes. take off the scum
when cool bottle and cork It,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RAspRERRY sOlFFLE.

Mash and rub one quart of berries
through n fine sieve Add six tahlesuopn-
fuls Of sifted powdered sugar. Mix light
ly together, turn into buttered bak-
ing dish and bake for from 80 to 70 min
utes Serve quickly with pitcher of
cream.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
In these days Of high cost of living, a

In these days Of high cost of living. a
medicine that gets man up out OF bed
and able to work in few days Is val
uahIe and welcome remedy. John Heath.
Michigan Bar. Cal. had kidney and blad-
der trouble. was conihed to his bed, UNI
able TO turn without help Il commenced
using Foley Kidney Fills and can truly
say was relieved at once" His example
Is worth following, j. w. O'Sullivan. "a
Church street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
WAYS OF COOKING RAsPRERRIEs

The clever cook bakes her short cake
in Il sheet to-day and tomorrow In In
dividual powder biscuit. The steamed
pudding appears one day from a melon
mold and the next from individual molds
or cups. Sometimes n border mold of blanc
mango or snow pudding surrounds the
sweetenod fresh fruit and whipped cream
or boiled custard fill part in other COM
binatons. while there are always the
old stand-bys OF berry pie and berry cake
which to many tastes cannot he excell-
cd as n summer dessert
Raspberries are best when mixed with
sugar awhile before serving and in this
respect differ from Strawberries. Rasp-
berries may be used whole for short
cakes but Strawberries are better to he
mashed little with the sugar and black.
berries must he cooked a little before
using in this way.
Berries in an Ice are apt to be merely
hard bits OF fruit with all their dis
tinctlve flavor frozen out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Cooking and Serving Conducted by
Lillian Mason.
USING RASPBERRIES IN VARIOUS


USING RASPBERRIES IN VARIOUS
WAYS
The raspberry Is, by many, esteemed
as the best of all berries for the flavor
ing of cream; and Ices or cold desserts
generally While delicate and delicious,
when perfectly developed, still there, are
often defective and wormy ones and at
best they do not keep well as compared
with other berries. on this account we
need to look well that they are In good
condition and perfect. or the waste will
be large. and, in their use. the satisfac-
ton small.
They can be used in as many ways
as strawberries hut by some are counted
as simply very poor cousin to that
queen Of all small fruits Others seem
to give the raspberry place as queen OF
the berry family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RASPBERRIES.

Raspberries. likes opportunity, should be
caught by the forelock. as they pass
quickly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

sir Hiram Maxim has devised an APP
paratus which he believes will enable
ships to detect and locate the presence of
other ships, icebergs and land In the
dark or fog
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
RASPBERRY ICE.

Mash two quarts of raspberries and two
cups Of sugar together and let stand
two hours Soak one rounding tablespoon
OF gelatine in onc-half cup of water for
half an hour. then pour on one-half cup
OF boiling water and stir. Add two cups
of water to the berries and sugar and
strain the juice through a jelly bag. Add
the dissolved gelatine and the juice of
two lemons and freeze.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
SERVING RED RASPBERRIES

Crush them slightly and serve with Ice
cream or put the berries into pretty
glass and cover with whipped cream. The
colors OF the berries and the cream make
q pleasing combination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

The new 100000 fish dock in South
Boston, to accommodate the largest nsh
trade in this country and second largest
I'm the world, will be ready for use Il
year from next October.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Take pride in knowing what things
should cost-as ad. readers do
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Mrs. Mabel d. Stah of Pittsburg has
been granted a divorce frofA Amney ID.
S,nbl because he was "looney on dia-
monds' and loved his Kennel OF dogs
more than he did her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Going to store to buy an advertised
article. Is always a oney-saving trip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

The Dutch oil combine Is selling oil in
the United States as part of the war
between It and Standard OIL American
concern is selling oil in the Far East
at half the price 1t charges in liollahd'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Four men arrested for riding bicycles
on sidewalks at Kalamazoo. Mich, gave
the names of President Taft, Governor
Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and William
j. Bryan. All were fined.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

A British syndicate has secured
steamer for treasure hunting expedi-
ton to Cocos island, In the Pacific, $50
miles southwest of Panama, where Span
ish pirates are supposed to have buried
SlOO0co,000.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

The will of William Robertson Smith or
Washington, many years superintendent
of the national botanical gardens. provides
for a Scottish memorial in Washington,
with the largest Robert Burns library IN
the world as a basis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Applications for new capital IN Hrei'
Britain for the first half or l9iZ amount
ed to E1lO3i3.6o0. against Ell',4S3'sO IN
the same period of 1911. The United states
took Gl9,5l4.2)O against E1s, i91No in ISL
and G36,4l46D in 1910 Argentina was
large borrower.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

While he was entertaining "A merry mo-
tor party In New York's Tenderloin' VIII
liam NJ. Lawrence. prominent BROOKLYN
churchman, was arrested charged with
embezzlement of $4,000 from Dan Tai
mage's Sons company. rice merchants by
whom he was employed as bookkeeper'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

or the total of 1854, SEQ of the third
issue of postal savings bank bonds.
applied for July l against S417.3so
January last and $4,000 July l
1e1D, nine States, including New York
and Pennsylvania. applied for moro
than $50, 900 each, while massachusetts
with s13,7so against $4,000 last jan
uary) was the only New England state
where depositors asked more than
$4,000 OF the last issue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Congressman jefferson NJ. Levy OF
New York. owner Of Monticello. home OF
Thomas jefferson. says that he can be
offered no inducement to part with the
property.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

on account Of the foot and mouth
disease in England, the price OF home
killed dressed beef has risen to $3.50 a
carcass In London.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

board of army officers will meet
at Honolulu, July 81, to begin work on
plans for great naval station for
Hawaii.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Duveen Bros. the New York are deal
ers, paid $26,250 for n silk Persian rug at
II London auction sale last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18

Emperor William is on his annual
cruise in Norwegian waters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
Cffsiea
Sit Or. s. &. Snmmersgill Der go
item Ses Soipital- -Snperiutenoeu'
ten angeboteu iuorbeu.

Or. 8. j. Sum1ner8giQ bon 9tep
Dorf, ser, ipie bereit5 ausiiibrIih in
oieien Spalten beriftet Dorben, gum
Superintenoenten, be5 neuen ItGoti-
ihen Soipitals anserieben tporoen lit,
lit eeItern Elm Shreiben bon Wfapor
Stunt abgegangen, in ipelhem ibm Der
BoIten offi3tea ongetragen tpirb unO
5tpar NIT einem SabresgebaIt bon
$4,000.
Ger bisberige Superintenbent 95obn
5ebrenbat6 be3ieht elm 8ebaIt bon
$4,000, aber Ser Dtapor bot Die 3u-
itherung erbaIten, oaB Der Staotratb
iih NIT Ser Grbobl1ng bes 9ebalts
auf $4,000 bonn eriten Ssan1iar fom.
menben 2Sabres an einperItonoen er.
fldren mirb.
Or. Sunmersgia tpirb ieinen go.
item crit 81 Heltiabr dntreten lInb pors
ber cine Stuoienrerie nab europa
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
9aris9arii
gSiro benz Stabtratb beute snr Mn.
nabme unter6reitet perben.

Sta6tantpalt 8ettirton miro In Ser
beutigen sisung bes Staotratbs eine
Gr6innn3 nnterbreiten, melde BEN
Sorif fir Die SaricabS uno Gari-9lu-
tomobile befinitip re9uliren ioa,
tp1breno bisber be5iigIih ser @ebiibs
rem, Die fir 8enlbung oieier sSubr-
iperfe perIungt nuroen, feline binben-
ben itdotiihen 8orifriften eriitiren.
Die Sroinan3 beItintmt, baB fir je-
bes 3aricab Der Stobt jGbrlid cine
8ebiibr pom So entridtet peroen ioa,
pdbrenb Der Chauffeur cine itGbtiide
9lbgabe BON So fiir ieine 2i5ers 5ab-
len mug.
Ser Sarif lit ipte folgt feitgeieBt
so Gents fir Die erIte 6al6e Wteile
unb fir iebe ipeitere 8iertelmile 10
Gents. 9luBerbem tper0en fiir cine
8arte3eit bon ief)5 Wdnuten ebenfaQs
5ebn Gents berennet.
@iro elm 9ari.9a6 beIteQt, 10 fat
Der Gbauffcur, menn er, um oen Eais
Iagter 81 bolen, cine Strefe bon nur
elmer Weile suriifle9en muB, fem
Jfe6t, bierfiir ettpas in glnrehnltng
3u bringen. SanoeIt e5 ii6 ieooh nm
etne groBere gntfernung, 70 iperben
20 Gents fir jebe MeiIe berehnet.
Wenn ber sSabrgait oaS 3aricab
on eineu1 Blabe berlQBt, Ser ii6er
5lpei Dteilen bonn lusgungSpunft Der
,Sabrt gelegen lit, 10 lit er nerpfli9tet,
Dem Chauffeur fir Die 9fiidfabrt 90
Gents pro MeiIe 5lt pergiiten.
sSerner lit Ser Staotuiher ge6alten,
alle iefS Wonate ben HegiItrirappa.
rat Ser Garicabs 5u repiOiren uno bat
bierfiir pro 1aricab $3.50 gu bere6.
nen.
Gin Gbanffeir, Ser nit einem nidt
ridtig re9iitrirenoen 9lpparot erpiidt
miro, fam nit elmer OeloitraTe bon
So biz $50 beleet un0 auf All sebn
Jagen Saft peritrtbeiIt tDeroen. Gin
Chauffeur, Ser iih betrinft ooer iif'
Den eSahrgdIten gegenii6er un8ienllid
benimmt, berIiert beim erIten 0erar-
tigen 8ergehen ieine 2i5ens fiir Ie6s
Wtonate, lpdhreno ibm i'm 8ieoerbo.
lun9sfaGe Die 2i5ens poQig ent3ogen
miro.
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Wnf, iid] perantipprtem.

sseuerpebrmann Gan Graoen
miro lid, beute 1pegen SSniuboroinc.
tion Dor Siherbeitsbireftor gaib 81
perontlporten baben. Graoen, Der 5ur
sprisenfompagnie go. SO gebort,
ipuroe oon 3ienIt iuspenoirt. neil er
iib neigerte, lit auf gefebI ieines
2eutnants nad' Der Sprisenfom-
pognie gso. 10 81 begebeu, ipobin er
seitrpeiIig tran5ferirt poroen mar.
Sobalb Graoen erfubr, oob Iuflagea
gegen i'm erboben iperoen iollten,
ianote er benz Siherbeitsoireftor iel-
ne HeIienaiiou Gin. 0ielelbe miro ie-
bod porIdilfig niht angenoHmen Ders
ben, oa nah ser slniiht 9errn Cabs
Graoem aller @abrifeinlihfeit nad)
etipas poreilig mar, ais er um ieine
Igntlafling einfam.
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0eburten.

George un6 Carrie 9iebl, 1903
@beeler Ctr, Ytdoher.
grneit llno SSoa grpant, 3144 Sar-
pep 4ne., Wdohen.
Wnr uno 2eua 5ierItine, 1903
gapmiI(er Ctr, Mdbd,en.
GrnIt iIno 2ena arebs, 2537 Sod.
berrp StraBe, &nabe.
geihoIas uno &atberine 9ae6le,
2533 Strntfor6 aoe., Wtdbhen.
ssobn uno gInnie gathler, 4t26
8itIer Str, ana6e.
5reo. uno 2i53ie 4oelter, 3605
RoH glpe., Mdohen.
ssranf lnto Soa 2angel, jr., 1878
Carthage ape., 4nabe.
slnoreip uno Settle Raniap, 129
sSoreit ape., Mdo6en.
Williom uno Nnnie aottlemalr,
500 Sope ape., Wtaofen.
@iniam un0 0tprtle Song, 220S
Goth Str, Dtaofen.
6. 81. unb 2ouiie @beelprigbt,
1916 Sionep Ioe., @nabe.
9. 6. unb Selen WanaiIab, 302
Spenmore Ctr, anabe.
gotparo uno gliiabeth ct. Clair,
219 Sit IL. Str., anabe.
8roper uno 9Solp eoof, 912 @ino.
for Str, anQbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29
@ud,emberidlt bes 8ciumobeitsamts

SIN Itabtiihen 8eiltnoheitsamt
ipurben i'm 2auie Der perfloiieneu
@ohe 113 sSdQe bon anitefenoen
&ranfbeiten uno 13 Sooesfdae infpl=
ge ioIder 8ratfbeiten gernelbet, ge-
gen 90 grfrnnfllnaen uno "a Sooes-
idQe IN Der Naraaellpode ocs poriget
Sahres. 9luf Die ein5elnen &ranfbei.
ten nertbeilen iid) Die 5ur MeIouug
gelangten Safe pie folgt; @eaiern,
30 Grfronfllngen uno 5rpei Sooes-
f1ue; Sdppinoiuht, q grfranfunge1t
unh 10 Sobesfdle; @inbpofen, 20
Grfronfungen; Gipbtberitis, 10 Or.
tranfungel1; Shurlad)fieber, II Gr-
franfungerl; Spphusfieber, 5 grfrau.
fungen uno Elm sooesfau; aeuhbu-
item, bier Grfrarfungen; StrnbaEt.
ent5iineuug, eine grfranfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-29

9lls 3ugang gum Gilbert MDe. Sia'
buff DOn Der Stabt gefauft.

Sn Ser 6eutigen StabtratbsfiBung
iptro Staotanpalt 8ettnun cine Or
biRon3 unterbreiten, ipel6e bic 9ea
5abIung BON S65, 200 fir 9runoz
etgentbum an Der N6ten 2(oenue uno
grodOnaD borItebt, tas Die Stdot
ols 3ugnng gum 8iI6ert QDenue @ius
buff tGufli6 ernorben bat. 0as 8elo
nirb bem 8iabutt=8aufonbs entnomz
men tperosn.
Der 8erfduf tpurbe burh bic
Grunbetgentbumsmatler Sbeo. Muper
& gro. bermittelt uno bic btsbertgen
GigentbImer erbalten fir ibr Gigenz
ttum Die folgenben Gnti6GDigun9eH:
bic 8edimtt6'i6en Grben $4,000;
See 9olDblutt Realtp 60. $9875 uno
SO. so. Sn1itb S5325.
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gterblibfeits= s=Seridbt.

slnna Grenibarp, 81, 529 Us. ),
glpe., 2ungeuent5iinoung.
9alliel Garter, 80, @ittlpenbei'
noth, gloernperfalfrng.
esolepb @elter, IA, 2604 Goell
glpe., Aoernperfalfung.
Siharo s. 8rap, 73, 1858 aentor
Ctr, Ser5flappenleioen.
Senrietfa Bed, 66, 623 Sbiaitc
Str, Ser5leiSen.
Senrp guis, SO. 2605 8ooo5urr
9lpe., slltersidtpafe.
Sophie Wc9llpin, II, COG Central
sloe., Altersifipdhe.
,Sannie Giherberger, %, 524
2aure[ Ctr, Suberfuloie.
Searp Musoenmoore, SO, 91e
Dorf Strabe, Snauelt IN Sd)webe.
ssobt O'Dsara, 70, 934 9arr Ctr.
Ser5ihDdfe
Son,uel gorbean 80, 1929 Gin
Str, Sarnpergiftling.
8iIliam fSorn, 35, 725 glberor
9lpe., eSnq,lelt in Sd)lpebe.
@iaiom Grub, so, SIC Gbateau
Str, ssnqueit IN Shfpebe.
Magoalenn geebIer, sc, 1861
9ennis Str. arebs.
Mnnie McWanus, Ga, ct. Srancis
SoIpital, glItbmu.
Eercp 6. ssrieno, 3S, SIT @roao'
ipap, 9eberleioen.
Ibereie 2eonbarbt, SO, @eit 2afa'
pette Mpe., Bronhitis.
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Se63e6njd6riger 8oteniunse
Wit ST 200, Die er in elmer Sanf
oepuniren iollte, perIdiunuben.

Die 6irma Sanger &c Rampe, 90.
337 Sit pearl StraBe, eriu6tsn bic
poli3ei geitern Na9mittug, Radforz
iaungen na6 benz Is Sabre ulten
5beobor 9erbermann, bon go. la
Mef. 2ibertp Strabe, an3uIteQen. Der
&nabe, pelder erit felt eini9en Woz
den als gptenjunse i'm Dienite Der
5irma itano, mar geitern 8ormittag
II llbr beduftrugt porbsn, $1O43.00
in gaar, iotpie Gbets in SO6e BON
S157 naa Der probioent Sapin9s
gant gu brinsen unb bort gu beponiz
rem. 9lls er am Nahmittag um 2 ubr
nod niht 5uriitgetOmmen mar, tpurz
ben bic sSirmeninbaber unru6ig uno
elmer berlelben bsgab fid mad Der
Wptnung Der Gltern bes Serbermann.
Die Ulutter ertldrte, baB Sbeooor gum
WittagsFen setommen lei unb ibr mttz
getbeilt babe, oaB er ioeben $1,000
i'm Qluftrage ieiner slrbeitgeber in Der
9anf beponirt babe. Cine Qnfrage in
Der 8ant ergab, baB Der goteniunse
ii9 bort nidt bate bliten lafien unb
pab bas 9elb niht beponirt Dorben
lpdr. Die Qrbeitgeber f0nnen iid bus
8erf6pinben oes &naben unb BEG
G3lbes niht ertlGren, ba Der 8otenz
iunse Bel fritberen Qnld1en nit be-
beutenb gr0beren Summen nah Der
8dnf geIdidt porben mar uno Die
4uftrGge itets piinttlih unb .gepihenz
baft ausgefibrt bate. Gr itunb, ipie
geIagt, erit ieit einisen Woden i'm
Disnite Der Girma uno bate teine
Siterheit 81 itellen gebabt. Die Glz
tern oes 8erI6punbenen iinb Der anz
fiGt, baB sr mDsliherfpeiie aufsehalz
ten, entfiibrt unb beroubt tporoen
iein mag, ieood slau6t bic poli8si
cine beosutsns einfadere GrflGrung
fir Tein 8eri1ipiuben geben gu f0nz
nen. 8isber selang es trob eifrigiter
Radforfhunsen nod nidt, eine Spur
hs3 4unbpn All fiubeu.
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Gerionalien $3.50, Grunoeigentbum
$4,000; ebenio BON DaDis 2inoinD
Worcelter; Rerionalien $17, 500,
@runoeigentbum $4,000.
Bernard $. 8elin lit RahlaBper-
ipalter bon 5ranf $. WeDer; Berio.
nalien $4,000, @runbeigentbum
$31 900.
hilbert ssacob Serrnlann lit Eelta.
nentsDolItreder bon Nargaretba
Serrinann; gerionalien $4,000,
8rlinoeigentbum $500.
GonGro q. Ealiafero lit IahlaB-
perluulter bon Charles 81. Saliafero;
Eerionalien 5000, 8runoeigentbunl
$1,000.
@m. 8. Gimpion lit IahlaBper-
tpalter BON Sinotbp Sapes; Berionas
lien $4,000, 8runbeigel,tbun
$50, 900.
@alter 8eber lit Nahlabperlpalter
pon Wtarp Weber; 8runoelgentbunI
$4,000.
Ser 6 ieoenes.
Iie 0tational 1ruIt & Credit 60.
flagte cine ssorberung iiber $275O &c.
gen Die Sennep electric Wanufactur-
ing SO. elm.
Die electric gfailfpap Equipment
SO. bat cine 6oroerung iiber $7O6.25
gegen Die 9. lino 8. S..0. Hp. So.
eingeflagt.
Ger 15idbrige 2ouis WontgomerD,
Der om 10. Sftober 1912 an Der Z.
iinb Sobn StraBe BON einem Sluto-
Erud Der Sirma s. s. 3iee & SO.
getroffen rnb angeblid) perlebt NOR
ben lit, bat Die ,Sirma gsItern auf3ob-
lung bon $4,000 perflogt.
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AmS Sem 4oli3ei8erid5t.

Cas Dotet Der eeftrtsen poli3sts
gerihtsfiBung tpar ebenIo filr3 !pie
unintereTant. 8ei ben meilten 5dnen
banbelic es iih un Srlntenbeit. lns
fug unb anoere uebertretunsen iuie
am Sumitas unb Sonntag Dorautoms
men pflsgen.
Sn Dem Sale Der bon benz poli5is
ten gom Mimieb perbafteten Mamie
DAB, pom Boulder Gttb, Colo. Lag
alerbings cine idfpere 4ntlase oor.
Mamie bstannte iid ndmlih bes 2a>
benbiebitabIes i1ulbis Inb tpurbe uns
ter $1,000 8iirsInaft ben GroBs
aeIhporenen iiberipieien. Gie bate
in benz Supelierluben bon goD. aae>
lin, 30. 1923 Wine Strabe cine Did@
mantnabel seiioblen. auberbem tpur&
be cine anbere Babel on ibr porsefunz
,ben. ipelfk ipdter bonn Supelisr
Nbolpb Mieben. BON go. 1870 0ine
Gtrabe. als fein gigentbum retlamirt
irurhe.
Dtr Gon segen ben bes tb6tIifen
gfnsriffs auf Mnrsnretbe gramer ans
setlueten pripatbetettip Geo. gornett
ipuroe auf Usittmoh Derfhoben. Rihs
ter Gride orbnete on, bub fiinf3ig Doll
lars, lDelfe Gornett Bel feiner 0erbaFs
.tune in feinem Belize bate unb tpelts
ct Der Gramer fpeggtnDmmen babell
frIlfe. bem W60dkn auriidneoebeu
tperben follen.
GenobeDa Nlsipid, Sn{ciIin zines
Reforts an George Strnbe ipurbe nit
elmer Gtrafe BON $50 unb ben Roiten
beIegt. neil fie BON ibrtm Gtnfter Gus
Dorbeig<benbt 6erren gum 1<treten
bes 9aufts animirt battle.
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Sua Gin iriiberer geamter Der 6tien'
aiescr-llnipu begangeu baben.

sSobn Matbers. 9eiddftsagent Der
Gtiengieber Union gao. 4, errpirtte aez
itern i'm Yoli5eissriht einen Saftz
befebl gssen Dm. gibion, BON no.
913 6optins StruBs, ben fri9sren
sSinunsIetretGr Der Union, unter Der
QntIoge Der llnteri4lagung. Sn bem
SaftbeFebl piro bic peruntreute
Summe uuf $500 ungegeben, ipQ isz
bod in Wirfli6feit bebeuteno hOber
fein. 0os 9efi5it puroe am 5. Otto
ber entDedt unb Die 8eamten otr
Union limb ieitbem nit Der unteriuz
dung Der gii6er bsihdftigt. DaS
Sauptquartter Der Union befinoet
ftt i'm Temple 8ar @ebGuoe on Gpurt
nabe Main troBe.
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Mnt Wtitttup3
@iro Or. Grnit annmalb, Der neue
9irigent bes SgmpboniesSrhe
tiers, bier ernfreffen.

Wittnof miro Der reue Girigellt
bes Spmpbonie-Srhelters Serr Ir.
grnit &unnalb, in 9egleitung leiner
Satin bier eintreifen uno Dnnn un@
per3iigli6 ans Werf geben, INN Ole
lebten 8orbereitungen fir Die bepor.
itebenbe Saiion ser Spntpboniefons
3erte 81 treffen.
Or. &llnlpnlo lno leine Satin
freu3ten BEN S5ean ouf Dem 0ampfer
.@eorge @aibingtoH" llno trafen in.
folge Der iiberaus itiirmiId)en 8ittc.
rung, Die lie imtertpegS batten, nit
5iemlidler Berlpatung am geitrigell
Dtorgen in Retp Dorf elm. Sic batter
ariprilnglib beabiidtigt, lid) ei,lige
5nae in Der Wfetropole beS SItens
auf5ubalten, aber Die 8eripdtung bes
0ampferS bate cine &erdnoerung Der
feiIepldne 5lir 5olge gebabt rno iie
perben bereitS am bel1tigen Gage Die
9ielie )ler6er antreten.
sSSn gte1p Dorf GuBerte Or. &un.
nolo ii6 lebr entbuiialtiid iiber lei,
nen neuen 8irfungsfreis uno iprod)
iih ali6 iiber Die 8rogranlnte fir Die
ein5elnen aon5erte Der SaiIon aus,
Die er 5uiammengeitelt bat uno Die
bereits in oieien Spalten peroffent-
Iidt tporoen iin0. gr bob unter ben
gtooitaten, Die er CUR 4uffiibrung
bringen miro, namentlif Die erIte
Snmpbonie bon Mobler ioipie Die
nSDntpbonia 3omeitifa" bon 8i6aro
StrauB herpor.
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v9ag 9aps"
@erben in 3nfnnft bier nidt mebr
geitattet perben.

Wapor Stunt 9ot geItern IN l1eber'
einitimmltng nit oen itdbtti6en Ges
partenentsdefS entidteoen, oaB III
3ltfltnft fetne Rag GopS" mebr &C..
itattet DerOen ioQen.
Die Seilsarmee batte Dor fur3em
nm Die @rlaubniB no6geiudt, am
@ablta9e, Dem 5. gtopember, einen
Rag 3aD" abbQlten 81 oiirfen, oe1-
ien @rtrag Der 9lu5biloungsanItalt
Der 9lrmee 81 8ute fomnen lollte, Die
3um anoenfen on General @iQtant
8ootD gegriinoet DerOeu miro. Ser
Mapor erfldrte bon porne6erein, bob
er erionltd gegen oerarttge 8eranitol.
tungeu iei, jeOod Die sSrage nid)t
aaein enti6eiben, ionoern borher mn
Sem iogenannten 8oaro OF efficiency
fonferiren noae, Dem auBer bem Wta=
por nod Der 4rbeitsoireftor, Der Sis
Aer6eits0ireftor, Der StabtanDalt
uno Der Staotau6itor ongeboren. Die.
ie aonferen5 fanb Nun geItern Wtors
gen itatt uno Die idmmtlid)en Serren
erfldrten iih prin5ipiea gegen Gag
Cans, rporauf bann Die Seilsarmee
einen obiblGgiaen geiheio erbielt.
a5n Dem betreffenoen Shrei6en be,
merit Der Wopor, baB Die Shatten'
ieiten Der Gag Dams" Die 2idtIeitet
iebr iibertpieaen 1mo Iolde geranitols
tungen Oaber in 3ufunft nidt mebr
geItattet mer0en Diir6en.