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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
V NJ. Washburn,
l.. l. Ransom.

Gordon's orchestra OF six pieces FUR
nished music for an order of 90 dances,
which about zoo couples enjoyed. Most
OF the members OF the battalion wore
their irill uniforms. The Sherwood
Hotel did the catering The napkins
were of patriotic design. A doorway
had been cut from the bowling alleys
to the arsenal which was used IS
ladies' cloak room.
The play, London Assurance" which
was 10 have been presented by tho Wig
and Buskin on December IS, has been
postponed until after tho Christmas holi-
days as many other social functions
are coming before Christmas
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Daniel IL. HrnCken.

Daniel Robert Bracken. formerly csi
dent of this city. died Monday afternoon
at 1;i5 at Rutland, aged - years. Until
year ago he had resided here. lie is
survived by forr sons and four daughters.
Services was held at the Church of the
Holy lnnocents In Rutland "Wednesday
morning, with intermcnt in st. Joseph's
cemetery in this city upon arrival of the
l.. g train
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
NIrs. Joseph l,OtNIn.

Mrs Louisa Potvin, wife OF Joseph Pot
win. died Monday morning at 2:45 o'clock
at her home at lG North Bend street of
bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Potvin was
81 years Of age and. besides her husband,
is survived by several children. The fu.
neral was held Wednesday morning at
eight O'Clock at st. Josephs Church. The
interment was In Mt. Calvary ccme-
terry.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12

Charles Henry Sawyer died Of heart
trouble at his home at - Grant street
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Sawyer was
born AT Clarcnccvlllc, p. O.. May 8, l&7,
and for many years he was engaged in
the mercantile business there. In 1891 he
removed to this city and formed a part
ncrship with the late a. V. Spaulding In
the grocery business under the firm name
of Spaulding e. Sawyer. Later he enga gcd
as travelling salesman until falling health
about n year ago obliged him TO retire
from active business.
He Is survived by a wife and three
sons, Clarence T. and Roy D. Of this
city and Wilbur II, Of Montreal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12

AT $1.00 PER PAIR-Black
Pure Thread Ingram Silk
Hose, Kayser make, with mer-
cerized soles and silk tops.
AT $1.25 PER PA1R-Kay-
ser's Pure Thread Ingram
Silk Hose, with Isle sole, silk
tops and a two inch lavender
hem-a very pretty stocking.
AT $3.50 PER PA1R-Kay-
ser and Onyx Pure Silk Thread
Stockings, with double silk
tops. wide tops, double silk
and mercerized soles, excellent
weight, and the best S1.50 Silk
Eoce VIC have ever seen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
George Barron.

George. the two and a half years old
son of MIR. and Mrs. Ovilla Ba IRON of rs
North Bend street, died yesterday after
noon at $50 O'Clock of bronchial pncu-
ronia and spinal meningitis Tho funeral
will be held Friday afternoon ut St. Jo-
seph's Church.
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OBITUARY
cant. Robert j. " hite.

Captain Robert James White died Mon
day morning 1t about ten o'clock at
the home Of his son. Capt. Frank u.
White OF 30 Maple street, after a long
illness For many years he was captain
of the steamers of the Champlain Trans
porj alton company, and for 10 Years
inspector Of hulls for the nited States
local inspectors of steamboats,. in which
capacity he succeeded his father.
Had Captain White lived till December
23 he would have been 81 years of axe.
He was born in Sheburne in lS-9, and
was the son of Captain Lavater White.
a master builder of many of tie larger
steamers in the days of wooden hulls. He
WAS educated in the common schools Of
Shelburne and at the bakersfield Acad.
emv. after which he taught school in his
district for many years Then he took up
farming and became an orchardist of
some note, and also raised fruits. Most
OF the orchards of Chittendon county We're
set from his nurseries.
Captain White was always grea " in
terestcd in shipbulding, his boyhood Being
rassed in the environment Of Shelburne
harhor He was captain II tn steamer
A. Williams and acted as supply, follow
inc service clerk on one OF the line
boats running between Rouscs Point and
Whitehall. besides, as stated above, COM
n,anding several other steamers OF the
Champlain transportation company,
Ne married Louisa Amanda Binn in
1851 They had three children, of whom
the eldest, Henry. died In 1862. The two
Younger sons. Frank and Claiming. sur
ylve. Mrs. White lied in 1892 He il also
survived by sister. Polly, wife or TIRE
I Mech Of CharlevoiX, Mich. ana one
brother. George A. White OF New York.
assistant manager of the Hudson River
Day line.
,,au,niu White resided in Shclhurne
| until 1870 For most Of the time since he
hnd reso,d in this city, and for ten years
with his son, Frank. captain Frank 6,
White left his father yesterday morning
/ At SEQ TO make his trip on the T!conderosa
and was notified At Pattsburgh of his IA
| theirs passing
Captain White WAS meinuci of Friend
| sh,n I odrc. f. & \. NJ, OF Charlotte, and
az tho Sons of the American Revolution
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UNIVERSITY NOTES,
Military Wnll Given by Capt ana WIS
Reeves u brilliant AFFAIR.

TUESDAY night the college gymnasium
was the scene of the military ball.
one OF tn, most brilliant social func
rions that the university has seen In
some time. The bail was given by
captain and Mrs. Ira l. Reeves to the
university battalion, the faculty ana
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Edward Greancy.

The remains "f Edward G.eaney,
formerly of this city. whose death oc-
Cured at Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in
town Saturday morning and the funeral
was held that morning at nine O'Clock
MT st. Mays Cathedral The burial was
In - joseph'e cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12
prhc Very Rev. \. PrevcI.

rhe Fathers Of 81. Edmund, IN
ch,,yo nf st Michacrs institute re-
co;v.d Monday "A cabloSram an
nourcipp the death Of their superior
,.neral the Very Rev. y. Prevel. At
:, >,ich,.ls school IIitchin. England.
IIo haJ been i'll for some time past but
,hourh his sickness was serious, his
ne. u,as not considered in immediate
,.ngor and the news of his leath came
ncXpcctediN'
rb., Very Rev, Father Prevel was born
ra,,ruarv il, as. at Pontorson, France
ma made his classical ana theological
strdies at the Seminaries of the Dio-
,og, NJ routanccs, and was ordain'
.Lst i'm ISL. shortly after he he-
~ member Of the Society of the
,,.,no,s Of st. Edmund. For a mum
ho, of years, he labored In several
-, France as "A missionary. Lat
10 was a professor of rhetoric al
| 49, collage of the Immaculate Con
| .,or nj Laval, France. lie then he
oamc president Of a college at Cha
-1,nnthier where he remained un
IN 1901. when France forbade mem
| .. Of religious or icrs to teach. Ir
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Miss Mary 4. Farrell.

Miss Mary Ann Farrell died Tuesday
evening at II 80 O'Clock at her home at III
Pearl street after an illness # several
months. She is survived by one sister,
Marcclla Farrell.
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AT $2.00-Kayser's Extra
Weight Pure Silk Ingram
Hose, with wide tops, double
silk soles, beautiful quality.
AT $3.50 TO $3.5o-Kay-
ser's and Onyx Finest Silk
Hose, with beautifully ON.
broidered ankle designs, In
rich self colored and fancy
combinations.
AT SOC PER PAIR-Pure
Thread Silk Boot and Full
Length Silk Hose, with Isle
tops, sole and high reinforced
heel-some with fancy oolored
narrow hemined tops.
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NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF

Strawberries in full bloom at Noun
tain Home. Ark, have made the residents
forget that II Is winter and that Christ
mas is only two weeks away.
Importation OF hides anu skins In the
United States this year will exceed all
records The quantity imported vii! he
about Coo 100000 pounds. or double tho
weight imported in 1891. The value dil
be about siN.0N.nN
chief Constructor Watt, IN mis- an
nual report, asserts that the eight.
hour labor law In the navy will make
the Pcnnsy lvania cost moro than an
additional $1,000. 600.
There were 10 1000. Oo0 share dayr
on the New York Stock Exchange in
1901, almost half of the number OF
lays with a full five hour session. In
1905 the number had declined to LOB.
In 1908 they totaled lis: in 1907. A.,
while SO far in 1912 there have been
but two 600. 900 share days one lass
vesk and the other la MarGta
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12

Everything Beautiful and
New for Christmas
THE OLD BEE HIVE Of gift things for everybody,
and especially good stocks for those who want gifts of genuine
worth in good taste--and appropriate
simpiAes gift problem immensely trade in such
store to know that buy anything unworthy to know
that you pay on the most moderate price.
HandkercbiefS for Women
AT 1oc EAcH-A Linen Hemstched Handksrchiefs with
narrow hemstitched edge
AT 1890 AND 15c-Fine Sheer Linen Handkerchief with
eighth and quarter inch hemstitched edge
AT 15csheer Linen Handkerchief with hemsttched edge
and designs.
AT SIX FOR 75c-womens All Linen Handkerchief with
embroidered and initial edge
style initials
AT 25c-women's Sheer All Linen Handkerchief with a
beautifully embroidered design in corner and initial.
AT 25cwomens Sheer Linen Initial Handkerchief with
the very popular two inch long letter
AT 26o-Dainty Linen Handkerchefs with narrow lace
edge and hand embroidered designs also caoped edge
with embroidered
AT 25c-Fne Linen Handkerchief embroidered
shown exactly eighty different exceedingly
handsome desgnsevery handkerchief beautifully worked
finished and in variety and value showing that unequaed
anywhere
AT 25c-very Fine Linen Handkerchefs perfectly plain
with very and finely hemstitched edge
a dainty hand worked corner design
AT soc TO $100Elegant assortment Of Linen Handker-
chiefs with elaborate hand embroidered Fine Madeira
Handkercefs worked Lace Edge Hand
kerchiefs etc. in variety that affords splendid selection
Handkerchiefs for Men
AT 1oc 15c 19c AND 25c-An Linen Handkerchiefs with
quarter and half inch hemstitched edge splendid values
AT 15c EACH-Mens Linen Handkerchiefs with pretty
script initial.
AT SIX FOR 75c-Mens All Linen Hemsttched Handker-
chiefs with block letter in three different styles
AT 25c-Men's All Linen Handkerchiefs hem
edge and inch long embroidered initial in
AT SOC EACH-Men's Fine Linen Handkerchief with
eighth of an very handsome embroidered initial
in
AT 35c AND SOC EACH-Mens Finest Linen Handker
chiefs with hemstched edge, beautiful quality
Silk Stockings
Complete stocks the worlds best Silk Hose each pair
with the Kayser stamped in gold the toe
gives you an your gift will carry greater salts
faction than if you bought any other silk stocking
All Silk Stockings put up in attractive gift boxes
AT s1.oo PER PA1R-Black AT s2oo-Kaysers Extra
Pure Thread Ingram Silk Weight Pure Silk Ingram
Hose Kayser Hose with wide tops double
cezed soes and silk tops silk solos, beautiful quality
AT $125 PER PA1R-Kay- AT $3.50 TO s35o-Kay.
sers Pure Thread Ingram ser and Onyx Finest Silk
Silk Hose with Isle SOLE silk Hose beautifully
and inch lavender broidered ankle designs In
hema pretty stocking rich self coored and fancy
AT $3.50 PER PA1R-Kay- com''na"0nS'
and Onyx Pure Silk Thread AT SOC PER PA1R-Pure
Stockings with double silk Thread Silk Boot and Full
tops wide tops double silk Length Silk Hose with isle
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Silk Stockings

Complete stocks of the worlds best Silk Hose each pair
with the Onyx Kayser stamped in gold on the toe
gives you that your gift will greater salts
faction than if you bought any other silk stocking
All Silk Stockings put up in attractive gift boxes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

Snnger Wann fallt i'm Gbeiter Yarf
bonn ySerbg Jiaecr."

Son einem Idaperen llnfall tDur6e
geitern Abenb in Gbeiter Earf Der 16
Sabre oIte Glerf 2luguIt aeiiel, bon
WtcWtifen ape1lue mo 3opple Str,
betroffeu. Ter ilmqe Wann nadte
nit 5pet 5reurtber 9tnmens Sarrp
DteDer unh Geo Senlep cine 5alrt
luf Dem nIerbu Racer", ais er lelr
Bleihgepift perlor un3 fopiilber our
groe itiir5te. gr mar belo.tBtloS, als
man ibn aufbob, uno Die i5fort gerits
fenen gter3te Ir. Sdltlen6crger ulE0
Or. 2oitgbIeD ianoen, oaB er elnsn
Sddbelbrud, iorpie eineu gtudJ Der
&innlaoe uno iituerlihe 0erlebrnGcn
erlitten babe. Ter ilmqe Ntann nur.
De in 1uBerit bcoenflifen 1uItonoe
uaf benz itaotiifen 5oipital aebrad)t,
Sein glbIeben itebt nah 9lltiitt Der
arItaItsdr3te itinolid 3u erDarten.
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eokal.Derid)t
Mnfdae.

- gintn fhlimmen 4useans nnhni
cine 0ersniieungsfabrt. pelhe alma
Sditbs, % Sabre alt, pon $40. 1862
Grnii Strabe. nit Otto Gneht bon
30. 1888 0ilIep 4peRue untsrnommen
bate. aneht mar in SebamspilIe
ausgefiiessn. nm bas pfsro gu trdnien,
nIs nasfslbe pioslib fd,euts uno burhs
gina, Nm Der Ode Der 2pisr uno Qi=
iton Apsnue soqtbirte oas Jubr!peri
NIT elmer 5eoamsnille Gar uno Duros
gum Siillitano sebratt. Fri. Sni!bs
icurbe bel eem 3uiammenitoB in ipei.
tenn 9ogsn auf bic Strnbs eeihleubsr.
nno sog iih fhmsrSbufie. jeooh ungss
f6hrlihe 9srleBungen I'm 0eIiht uno
an ben gsinen al. Das Hla9p ipuros
bemoIirt. 9on ben pafasieren UNI
Dem yerlonal Der Strabenbabncar
purbe 1iemdno periest.
- grnit Sapiins. Z Sabre oft, bon
SO. 713 Weit 4. glnenue, iiel seItsru
4benb i'm Clinton Bart aus elmer
Ghnutel unb sos iic1 ihlimmt gerIsb.
nngtn TN Geiihi su. CT ipurbe mad
|bsm ftdotiiHen 0ofpitaI sebra6t.
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Douglas Strabs. Weit GODinston,
ftel gsitern unb brad ods 6anbgelsnf.
aihter Charles g. Glarf III bon
ieiaer 9sidaftsreiie burd bas fiiolide
Gentudn 3uriidgetebrt.
Geiunobeitsbeamter Or. D'Wlds
lep beridtets folssnbs 1obesfdLle fir
bic Derflofene Dofe. Sobn 6aar, Al;
Widael GramFprb, AZ; 4nna 9critz
lamp. /; Sotn R. grpgan, AT; Gbna
asiisnbsd, 26; Crrin u. Rspnolbs. "a;
Ralpb Cornelius, 80; Roiella Guin,
3 Wionate; Soiepb 9urners. AT; Wiarp
6. aoie, 72.
Gbparb ST., bas 3 Sabre oite
S0tn6ea bss 6errn Carl 6iden, itarb
geitern i'm CT. Gliiabetb 5ofpitaI an
Der Giphtberitis.
Mm 4rbeitertage peranItaitet bic
1raoes unb anbor NHemblp bon
Renton unb Campbell gountp auf benz
2atoniu Rennpart einen Qusflug. Dit
umsebenbiten gorbereituneen ipuroer
Don bem aomntittee getroffsn.
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9lubitor, tpurbe bonn Wapor 0eorg g
ghilIip6 pereioiet. gr ipiro iein 4mi
am 3ienItaa, ben 3. September. an.
trsten. Ssin aiiiiient lit 8eorg aobre
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gen: Crrin u. RspHolos an Srrir
apIe Repnolos, Got an Der d. Strab'
in Der Sobnlton &c Rufea nnterab'
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uno glellie 8. Gobagdn on Vellie 3
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more Bart llntsrubtbsilung an be-
gIenn Irenne; 81. Srrin u. Rsp
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Qm tommenoen Gieniida peran
| itdttst Der Snouitrial Club cine 5luB
GrturiiDn. adpt. !. 3. 6ntfislo ba
bem Riub ben 0ampfsr CUR 8erfiigunl
eeFtelt. Der Tampfer nerldbt ben JuI
Der Greenup StrdBe um 2 lhr Rad
mi.tags.
6srr 5einrih Rauh, Der betann
et grteftrdgtr, fpiro ieine 8tpeitpo6eut
lihtn SSsrien in Watoou. Slls., Der
briHsen. gr ipiro mprsen bortbin ob
rsifen.
Gebeimpoli;iit Salters bat gs
tern Gb. qoams, alias ainslep, be
aus benz Columbus, O.. 3uhtbau
entiprdng unb bier perhaftst tpurot
suriidgebraht. Gr muB ben Rsit feline
3ermins, stpei SATIRE, abfisen.
Degsn Nlnngsls an 9.Io fan
einittpsiIsn in Siib Gopinston .ei
4nbau an oas Sprisenhuus porss
nommen perbsR, I'm bic alts tsmiit
Jeusriprise uniersubrineen.
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Rleine 4oli5einabribtem

-- Gbtp. Sobuion, Elm So Sabre al
ter Rsgsr. BON RO. 664 DsIt 5. Qbe.,
geristb gsitsrn nit Ieiner Treunoin
uHb RaiTegsnoFin 5attis Diqiams in
bsren Wohnuug, go. 564 Weit 5.
QDenue, in Strsit uno tpuroe bon ieiz
ner 9egnerin nit einem RuIirmefer
uHgsgriffen uno idlinm 5ugerittet.
gr erIitt mstrsre tiefe Stnittpunoen
an bsibeu 4rmsn, fpeIhe i'm Itdotif6en
5oipital berbunoen lpur0eu. 6attie
purbe ipdtsr Derbaftet uno pegen
Woroansriffs singeipsrrt.
- Der ehemaIige poliSeirihter q.
8. 8ooe unb aupitGn W. Me9uire,
elm Friibsres Mitglieo Der perfloTeusn
gehoroe fir 0fFeutliflen 9ienIt, ipur.
ben poIi3siIid ungs3eigt, neil iie ss
untsrIaFsn botten, llntruut, ous auf
ibnen aeh0risem Gigentbum tpuherte.
Su beIsitigen.
- Or. J. 6. 8qstins BON go. 100
Weit 8. 2lpenus meloete Der Boli3et,
bag elm GiHbrshsr i'm 2aufe ber
Samftag Ratt istnsr Office siueu 8ss
Iuh ubitattete unb hirurgifhe Snitrus
rsnte i'm @ertbe bon $48 itabl.
- Gin ShIei6oieb entrrenoetee aus
benz Qdoen Der Gliiqbetb 9iltmnnn,
go. 238 Dort6 Strobe aleioungss
itiide i'm Werthe oon $50.
- 8. aeinert BON go. 216 Weit 9.
Qpsnue lparoe i'm Bdrtsfaal bes Ger
trail Union gabnhofes um einen
oanotoffsr nit SnbaIt i'm Wsrt6s Don
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gSafs, 9to. 2315 Ropine StraBc. rur
ben BON einen Stleid,oieb S35 IN
9aar entipen0et. g9iIfs tbeiIte Der SO
! Ii3ei oen 9tameu zines Manne8 nit
ben er i'm Seroafte bot, ben Tieb
itatl begallgen 3u baban.
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Ger 16 Sabre aIte GQlpooo 9arfley,
BON gto. 1868 Central 2OeHue, tlet'
terte uuf 6as 9dh oes einitodi8en
sSramehouies oil ser gtor0DeltsGdt
Der Central glpeuue unO Gbeitnui
StraBe lm6 legte iid btnter Oer
Shornitein gum Shlafeu nieOer
,Srqen0 iernano mahte iidj bn5 Ser
gniigen. ben SfIafetl0en nit Steiner
5u bontbaroiren ltno Der andbe mur
De al ben aoof aetroff';:, rollte Oor
Dem Iud mo 5og iity einen Sd'd
oelbruf 3u. Gr puroe nad Gem itdo
iiher 9oipital aebrad)t, no lein 3u
Itcro nl5 beoeuflih be5eifnet tut10e
Gis RoIi3et iabn0et auf Sen etngretiel
gQrflen's.
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Slaerlct.

Gin 9eitrdg 5ur 8 elm t.
for Dung. unIere Nltborbern
Iisbten es, bas. mas ibr 5er3 unb 9ez
miitb in beipnoerem WaBe bepegte.
in poetifher Sorm gum 4usorut 5u
brinsen. Sir 6reunoe Der Seirlatbsz
aeidihte lohnt es iid, uuf ibren BaHs
berungen iOlfe SnIdrtfttn 3u fam
melu, oenn bieie geben riht ieIten
4ufIhlub iiber geqebeRheiten unb
GreigniiIe, Die >Fiir bic tuIturelle Grtz
pidlung eines Srtes pDr beiortberer
8ebeutune finb; aud bieten ite benz
5eimatforfher fir bos S'tuoium oes
9oltsharntters pertbpolle lnterlas
gen. Dor Sabren tpiitbete in benz In
ber gsGbe Don MuHit0rf ssIegsHeu
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5aprs, %. glug. 2tngstommsr:
ga Qorrains" uRo nRiasGra" DON
Rem Y0rt.
2onbon. Qbgsg.: .4scania" nad
Rstp gort.
2iDsrpool. abssg.: ~asemun"
nah Tacoma.
Nnget.: rQaurentic" Don Wontrsal
gaootlIe. 4bgsg.: california
na6 Rem gort.
8enua. 2tbgsg.: ngretic" nadJ
Bottom.
Giume. Qbsss.: mSorpnia" " nat
Rem yort.
9lpmoutb. 2tnget.: Berlin
uon Rep Oort, nah Gherbpurg unr
gremen beittmmt; .glsp Yprt" Dor
gtetp Yort, nu4 gberbourg uHoSoutf,,;
ampton beittmmt.
&ueenstoDn. 4bgsg,: Sam.
pania~ nuh Retp Dort.
Soutbamptou 2lbgeg.: SEQ
Waiblngton" nah ReD Yort.
0pper. abgeg.: n2apIano" mad
Rep gort.
Wtcntreal. 2luget.: r9ireintun
unb .Wegdntic" bon 2tarpooI, .Ses
perian" Don 9lasgpp.
2lbgeg.: nGafanora" pah Glasgow
,Ganapa" nah 2iberpool.
Baltimore. Qnget.: Bran
oenburg" BON Bremen.
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Gattsn mno Ueuebae.

- Ireb. piae, gruoer bon 5rani
uno gbtpdto Ollie, 8. Qps., 0roeer
itarb seitsrn in Spesr's 5oipital ar
Der Shpinbiuht. e mar 43 Sabre
alt uno leoig.
- Tas aeidsHbsednenib Der per'
itorbsnsn 2uela Dsitbe, sohtsr Dor
0eorg Wsitbs. 90 2ocuit S.rabs
Benepus. finbst' heuts Rahmittal
ftatt. Die geitattuns III auf ben
Smmersriin Grisobof.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
gr prdfibent Repes bon
Colombia lebensees
fdhrIih perlept.

5artrts. 6rantrsih, %. au1.
Der frii6ere prdiibent BON Colombia,
Rspss. puros bier nit ieiner 5odtsr
BEL einsm 4utpmobiIs llnfua Bel 2our=
bes ittper oerlebt. Sein Setretdr
trug itmsr3Iihe 9srIeBungeu bappn.
Wfan befiirhtet, buB Repes niht nit
benz 2eben nupontommen pIro.
Die banana gandlbill.
9onbon, 26. 4ug. - Die met
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ten Iange Qeiturtitel. norin gebauern
buriiber ausssbriidt TT, baB prdIioent
5aft bic Banana Ganalbia nnters
3eidnet unb bic britiIhe Regierune
aufseforbert tpiro, rarauf su be-
iieben. oab bic 9lnseIsgeubeit Dor bas
Saassr Sdisssseria. ss6raSt tpsrbe,
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Die golissi fabnoet auf SEQ. gitts
mann, ipel6sr seitern abenb in be-
truntensm 3uitanbe fein 2 Sabre altes
gabp entfiibrt bab<n iou. 5rdu gitt=
mann. fpslte nit ibren ainoern Ro.
749 Clinton Sirobe pohni, bate Dor
einigen 9agsn einsn 5aftbefsA segen
ibreR Mnnn tpssen NihtnerIorsuHs err
fpirtt, iebph bate HittmaHn. tpslher
bel ieinsr Tutter go. 2299 Sorriion
arsnue ppfnsn fog. ii& Der potissi
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