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The Washington times., 1912-06-18
JOHNSON ILL AND
CAN'T ENTER BOX
Martin, Says Nationals Star Twirler May Be Out Of
Game for Several Days-Weak From Ef-
feet of Medicine.
BY SENATOR"

of both teams may be settled for sew
eral weeks by the battles at shibe
Park.
Both the Nationals and the Athletics
are chasing the Red Sox. Jimmy Nc
Aleers troupe will be toying with the
HiGhlanders. while the Climbers are
battling at Shibe Park, and therefore,
the odds are with the Red Sox. The
Mackmen believe they have struck their
stride. and will soon be striding along
in first place.
The Nationals, too, are afflicted with
the first place bug. They intend to
hang on to the leading positions until
some other team falters under the spur.
Then. relying on their hitting and good
pitching they will be able to jump to
fhe front and stay there down to the
Anal spurt for the honors.
Will Break Records.
All attendance records are expected to
go by the boards today. Not in the
history of baseball In Washington has
the club been so we'll able to care for
a large crowd, but not in the history of
the club has there been such a demand
for seats on the part of the fans. The
has set Washington ablaze with en-
thusiasm. Fans Of both sexes, young
and old. rich and poor, are to be at
the ball park today to welcome home
Clark Griffith and his Climbers.
dent Taft and vice President sher-
man. the two heads of the nation. rub
bing elbows eth the ordinary citizens
and yielding obeisance to the great
American pastime. Stretching away on
both sides of them will be many MEM
bers OF official Washington. forgetful
for a few hours of the seething stlus-
giles around TIE convention hall in CHI
cago. While the young athletes, trained
to the minute, are battling for honor5
on the diamond, all thoughts of poliu-
cal preferment will vanish from their
Baseball win be the official business
of the Capital today. Workers in the
Government departments will throng
the Florida avenue park, many going
ing all the more effective. The big
stores of the citv observe a holiday
for everybody will be at the park well
coming the Climbers to their home baili-
wick
ton for these contests Their pitchers
are more numerous and better prepared
for the conflict Where Connie Mack
has three dependable twirlers. Griffith
pions are not hitting the ball a bit
harder than are those of the Nationals
The brains behind the Athletics do not
overshadow those pulling the strings
The Athletics look back to two pen
nants and two worlds titles, but most
of the Nationals are youngsters, with
their fame before them. Their ambi-
ton is boundless. their confidence un-
shakable. They do not admit that any
team can defeat them until the last
man Is out in the last inning. Their
faith in themselves Is remarkable.
The Climbers expect to reach first
place before the week IL out. and, once
there. to hang on till compelled by force
Of baseball circumstances to drop
But they do not expect to drop far.
They believe they are a first division
team, and will battle to the last minute
to prove their contention.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Gritf is ready.

The way those Nationals are dragging
down praise from other cities is more
than gratifying. One and all say that
Griff is deserving of all that is coming
his way. and that the team is to be
reokoned with as a pennant aspirant.
But Grff and his Climbers are only
more anxious to land for the reason that
Washington was conceded seventh
place in the American League race by
these same persons who are filling
columns with praise.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Why stop at sixteen?

Take a little tip right here. Griff
and his team will be right on the
jump in the next two series because ne
has the pitchers, if for no other rea-
son. Petty says he Is in fine shape,
and Walter Johnson will te around all
right when the battles start. AS for
Connie Mack, Coombs is doing all the
work, and he will be good for but two
games Of the seven. Bender. Morgan
and Plank are not .here at this time.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
FOolinp Him.

t''You're working very hard today,
Jake, me son. said a friend to a brick
layers laborer. How many hods have
ye carried up that ladder since startin'
time?'
Hush. me lad" said Jake, with
wink. I'm foolin' the boss. I've car
ried the same hodful up and down all
day, and he thinks I'm working"
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Columbia Club tennis today.

Howard l.. Benson, recently appointed
to lead the Lafayette University foot
ball team for next season. was one OF
Techs best all around men while at the
high school and has an enviable record
at Lafayette. Benson also has been
making a great scholastic record at
Easton. as have all Of the students who
have gone there from the Washington
high schools.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
PHlty may pitch.

Yale's crews are certainly meeting
with many disbursements. Its sec
ond four was defeated last week by
Harvard's second four over a mile
course and now the shell of the varsity
four has become disabled. The craft
ran into a ledge n'the Thames during
pracnce yesterday. The oarsmen were
precipitated and rescued after much
difficulty, Coach Rogers is at a loss to
know what to do for a craft and tne
question with him is a big one as races
are scheduled for next Saturday
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
BOB THAYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
-"EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST

struck their stride sboner than their
rivals in the older circuit Apart from
the work of Marquard and Mathewson.
few of the National fingers have stood
out in bold relief up to this time. bat
there are evidences that they are he
ginning to settle down to real business.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Rube Marquard eqrals record.

In all seriousness, the Nationals dur
ing the Western trip have furnished
the greatest sensation the game of base
ball has ever known. Sixteen straight
games, won by a team considered joke
since the advent of the American
League, played ON sixteen straight days,
no double headers and no postponements
during the string, comes near being a
record which may never be broken.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
where'll you go today?

Rube Marquard got a record yester-
day, hanging his name on the peg along
side of Chesbro and Reulbach in win
ming his fourteenth victory. 1t took
eleven innings to turn the trick. but
thanks to the team whose average In
batting for the year is something like
.s11, the Rube got another Marty
O'Toole pitched good ball, allowing but
eight hits in the eleven rounds, but his
team was not there.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Schaefer will coach.

The White Sox have hit the soap suds
slide chute and are ready for the dis
card. This same Connie Mack who is
leading his forces here today In the
effort to stop Griff's historic streak. had
a few words to say about the White
Sox some three weeks ago. If memory
serves, Mack said his team would get
TO the top about July Is, and said also
which is borne out now, that the Sox
would lose the lead about June To-
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Get a ticket?

The young athletes who attend our
Washington schools will have a chance
for some keen competition next Thurs
day when the Fairgrounds Association
holds its annual spring field and track
games. More than thousand
youngsters. all school boys and girls,
are entered and a great time Is ex-
pected,
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Just SQuaWkS.

The million-dollar baby would give
$4,000 Of it IL they'd just let him get
his face dirty once.
Men are divided into three classes:
Fish, fishermen and bait.
The world owes every man the kind
of living he earns.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Avoiding Suspicion.

Duke, You really mustn't stay so
late"
why not, my love?'
Papa has heard that you are des-
perately hard up and some one has been
stealing our milk of late."-Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
A Scheme.

Il think there is"
Prove It,"
well. I'll bet If it was called lodge
instead of church more men would
attend"
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Kept EVERYTHING.

You'll admit your divorced wife is a
good housekeeper?"
"Confound 1t, yes. It's in her name,
and I can't get the house away from
her"
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 4: Cincinnati, 3.
Cincinnati, s; Boston, O.
Brooklyn, g. st. Louis, /.
New York. 5: Pittsburgh. l..
Chicago philadelphia
Wet grounds.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
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The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Accuracy.

A young woman went in a grocery
store and asked the polite clerk II he
had some good cheese.
Yes, indeed" he replied, II have
some lovely cheese"
at is not correct to call cheese
lovely" she said.
How is that?'
Because lovely should be used to
qualify only something that is alive. "
We'll" retorted the clerk, "rll stick
to lovely"
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Amateurs call games of.

The marked superiority in the batting
of the National League over that of
the American League this yea<> can be
attributed to only one fact, that II
that the American League pitchers
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Games Tod

Games Today.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Washington times., 1912-06-18
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 4; Chicago, !.
Games Today.
PHILADELPHIA at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
St. Louis at Chicago
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Groffnnng bes ,SofbrGn" /.

gtm beutigsn Gage finbst bic Of
fiaielIe GrDffnuns beg .SoTbrdu, No.
612 8ins Strabe, itatt, ous betdnnt-
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fih Der reue Gissnt6iimer oieIes 60
tals erfreut, biirite Der 8eiud bes
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aus eldnsenber perben. bsnn bic
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tradtsn. am b.utissn Gage DOr8uiprsz
den, Serrn 8rombaa in feinem nsusn
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fir bic getpirt6ung Der hohfpilItomz
men.n @dite bic umfangrsi6iten 0or-
bsreitungen gstrofIen, unb Der Gr0ffz
nungslund lpirb gang oussrleIsne De
lifateiTsn bieten.
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8leine Ypliseimahrihtc

- 6. 8. Greno bon Milforo, g..
melbete geitern Ibsno Der poli5si, oat
er auf Der binteren Ylatform cine:
Sitenbzgar I'm isin pprtemonuais nit
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tpurbe geitern in einem> 3ebncentlaben
an Der Weit 5. 4oenue um ibr mortes
monnaie nit $15 Snbalt beftoblen.
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Snbalt erleidtert.
Wus benz Dor benz 6ofpital Bum
guten Samariter itebenben Mutomobil
bes Or. 8. g. 9in.s BON Sharonpi1.,
g., tpurbe cine Saobbede i'm Wertbs
bon $40 geftoblen.
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WieScrtrGdltige @affe.

Sra NsoIfer. bon go. 414 Sit 2
StraBe, ertpirfte geitern einen 9ait,
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3iiten Noe unb Quebbers perbaftet
ilnb unter Der genunnttn Mntlage Elm.
gefperrt. Sie beitreitet Die BON ibre,
5dpdgerin seSen iie erbobene He.
fhulbisuns.
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N6einpfGl,er ltnterit. =@erein.

Ser Rbeinpfal5er llnterit. 8erein
(aoet Wtitglieber lrno sSreurbe 5u eiHer
biibihen sSeitlihfeit eth, Die Sonntog,
10. 1e5ember, int groBen Saol
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un5 Id]0ne unb tpertbbollc 9egenItdn.
De ioQen perlooit uerber. Ga miro re
on SpaB rno aur5tpeil gelptB ntht
fehIcn.
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Seine Ginigm,tg
Sn benz Wprbprpsei, segen Wm.
SrDben ersielt.

Die @eitiporenen bes Rrininal~
gerid)ts, benen geltern gsahrnittag
nm 1a2 llbr Der ,Saa gegen Wn
Grpoeu ipegen Sootihlags iibergebetr
mnroc, berihteten geitern gtadt I'M,
1912 llbr, baB lie iih unlnoglih auf
elm Ber6ift einigen fonnteu tporauf
Tie bon Hid,ter @oonbmoniee entlai'
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lei uno in Selbltpertbeibigi,ng ge.
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nodrnals CUR 8erhanblung fontluen
ltno in Der 3tpiihenseit befinoet iid)
9rpben sesen giirgIdyaft auf freienl
Sub.
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NeD gort, 13. DEG. Ingst.:
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BON Netp g)prt.
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6aHels Snameft.
;Srau Gibcr mad)t bclaitenbe Ans.
Iagen sesem ibrcn geidliebenen
Wtann,

Ger Coroner nabm geltern Der
Ssnqueit betreffs beS Sooes Der Dor
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1898 9reman Iperue, erfnorbet auf.
gefunoenen sSral1 gtartba aad)el loie'
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be,paffnet in bie @obtulng gefonnen
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Gi6er mahte bon ieinen Hehte oe,
3eugniBoerlpeigerung @ebrauh.
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Mutpntpbil=l
StnSentin Der 6agbes Sodidrale Dor
Der Nnitalt iiberiabren.

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Ho. 3433 Golerain Npe., eine Sdiils,
rim Der 5ugbes 9odfdule, ipuroe sez
tern Rudmittas beim 8erluHen Del
MnitnIt nnn ben, eeIt;a;::ontDbit bss 5.rrr
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fanben iid sur 3eit beg Alnfoles 5rau
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Die aampagne fur ben gaufonos OcS
0nteu Samaritcr ppipitals fummt
bente gum Ibidllnf.

Wht bern belifIgen Gage geldngt oie
seut1tpngne our slufbringllng eines
Baiifonbs fir oaS relle Soipital sitli,
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WennId)on Die uripriinglid) ge.
tpiinihte Siumnre, 100000, nidi
nufgebraht iperoen miro, 10 fonnerl
Die Samnller oob NIT oeIn grge5nib
ibrer Mrbeit 5lifrieben fem, oenn 10.
,peit iinb idon $105, 1858 einge,
aungen nnb auf Die 4oaefte bes helt.
tigen 9ages perbel1 aan5 beiouberc
8offnungen geiebt.
Die 8eidmrrteinnabInen am geltri-
gen Gage beIieien Iih auf $42S5. Al.
Bon bieier Summe berihteten Die
Serren S2404.25 uno Die 9amen
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$3.50 pereinnabmt bate.
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ltrigen 9oaes befanoen it'd $500 bon
Der Winoiih WubIbauier gretpine
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bonn .Sberiff Cooper, $100 BON sSrrl
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8aligetperfihaftsratb.
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iiherten iib Jrau SununeI ,uro Serf
Eopers uno Die lleberreidmng Ser
sSabnen erfolgte ourb Gr5bHboi
WpcIler.
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erIe6teu fur9tbare Gpioemien, ipte
gang europa. Oos yGbolerQ mort1us"
Durbe gum S6redgeIpenIt uno lit es
nod lange geblisben. un3G6liqeGDfer
bat lie gefor0ert, Durunter Diele bes
riibmte Mfdnner, ben ,8ir6enDater~
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f6einung befinbet Iid in Der
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ssnau 70 auf ibm iftpimmt, ME bic
5aut auf Der Wlild. Sic beite5t aus
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peoeln unO MaferIhierlinq, Soroers
bdrerpeiie i6pimmt lie nur uuF biez
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itGnoige 3uriidgeben bes Sees ben
9erluit bieier in 9eutihIanb febr
ieltenen Ratureri6einung CUR 5olge
bdben.
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Tor" fab. Sin unbetunnter, etipn 40
Sabre alter Wann ihleuoerte ndmlth
plOBlih pom Seitsntpeee aus, obne
ale 8erdnlaHung, cine leere Milhs
floi6e burh bas aenitsr. Das Wurf-
sefdob fauite in unhsimlider Rdbe an
psm 8opfe bes Or. SteOenion Dorbei
unb aertriimmerte Elm an Der gegenz
iiberliegenben Manb bdngenoes etnge>
rabmtes Bib. aepor Die 9ausbee
tpobnsr iid BON ibrem Shreden erbolt
batten. mar Der Mann perlhnunoen.
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Grlebigt
Ut bic AOntroberie 5iuiiden ben Sui
idmiebsn nno ibren Mrbeitsebern.

Die Gontroparie, Die ieit Mai stpi-
ihen bcn 9ufihn1ieoeu unb ibren Cir
beitgebern geberrift bat, lit rnnmebr
erlebigt. 9ie WaIter &orie Sboers
Hrotectire aliociation lno Die Sour.
nepmen 9orie Sboers 2ocal geo. 12
baben geitern elm Abfonnllen getrof.
fen, Oas iofort in arait tritt uno big
.5um /. ssuni 1914 @iiltigfeit bat.
2aut oieiem sbfonlmen tperben II,
oen bieiigen 6uiihtnieoen r,ur llnion-
arbeiter belfdftigt iDer6en uno Die
ioge.lannten .Sloor men" perbe,,
$3.75 pro Sag erbalteil, lpdbreno bie
am Seuer arbcitenoen 2eute 81 er.
balten. Die slrbeitsaeit lit nein
Stuuoen.
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- Sm patriar6olii6en @llter DON
TAFT 81 Sabren lit pieier Sage in yten
Yort Or. Jrieori6 GDuarD S6p:bIer
aus bem Qeben gei6IsOen. Gr purDs
am 4. Sonuar 1872 in 3rtmmit 2uu,
aDnigreid Sa6ien, geboren. Die
9pmnafiaIz3eit berbrahte er I'M be-
nnfbnrten 3nitou gRo nadben ct
1842 bos 2tbiturienten Grumen BE-
itanoen, be3og er Die llnioerIttdt Qeip-
gig, um lid Dem StuOtum Der 9eilz
piiIeni9aften gu tpibmen. Syn Der
pleibeitaot blieb tub. meO. SApeOz
Ter 3pei Sabre, Die nG6Iten brei Sez
meter bruate er yItubienbaIb&r" in
8ern 81, uno 3ulsBt ging er uuf Elm
Sa6r na6 Berlin. 8om Stranb Der
Spree besab er Iih nah 2eip5ig 3uz
rid, um iich fir Die gramina por3uz
beretten. Sm MGr5 1848 beItano er
nit Slang Ous Stuut5 grumen, et=
nsn Wtonat ipGter hoIt: er Tid DEN
9ottorbut, tporuuf er 1th fir Elm ball
bes Sabr na6 Wien begab, lpo DamaIs
9elebrte BON Weltruf, nie: Hptitansz
IN, Stooa, 6ebra un0 SemmelpeiB,
bp5irten. Na6 iiebenidbriger SbGttg.
felt fabte Or. Shpebler ben gntz
IhluB, nit 7Srau unb bier tleineu
4inDern nu6 getp Wprt uus3ununz
bern. mo er lid Dann piele Sabre als
angeis6ener un0 beltebter Sanilienz
arst pratti3irte. Grit i'm Nlter BON
70 Subren 8og er fi6 in ben Rubez
itunb 5uriit, ben er i'm 6aufe ieines
S6piegerIo6neS psrlebte. Or.
Sapeolsr bat iih I'm bas Oeuti6=
tbum Der Staot Nep 0ort qrpBe Der
bisnits sriporben. Sm Sabre 1857
grunbets er nit anberen Ner3ten, tpte
Q6rubam cdcobi, bo5 8eutI6e Dis
penIurp, aug peI6em ipGtsr bas 0eutz
ine 6pIpital bsrosrgin8. SSn beibsn
9(nitulten lit er iiber 80 Sabre lang
unentseItlih tbdtig gspeisn. sebH
Sabre Iang itano er an Der SpiBe oes
Weebical 9ouro hes 6oIpitaIs unb Spdr
audi Mitalico oe5 9erlpaltung5rutb8
alS 9fuhfplger bes unoerdeIienen Ir.
8rafptpi3er. SIM September 1876
risf er ben ,SSrauenperein be8 9eutz
idcn 6pfpitul5 unD 9isperidrp" tn's
2eben, Der IN BEN 35 SSabrer ieiue5
9eitehsnS Der 2lnItalt INNER etne per=
ldblid1e uno unentbebrlide Stiibe gss
tpeIen lit.
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Dies ,tno 1as.

- @tabtaubitor MaIb6urn er:
nanHte seitern Sobn gonlin aui
0runb elmer BON oieiem obselesien Gi-
Diloienitpriifuns on Stslle bon Ga
muel Qepis gum 9ilfs MTebments
Glert nit einem Sabressebalt Don
$1,000.
Grdui gbriittne bon 6olle tauft.
geitern bur6 bic 0ermittluna ber
@runbeiaentbums Matler 5heobpre
Waper &c Bro. bon sames 3. 8usle1
elm foeben erbautes Wobnbaus On ber
Weitfeite Der Boubinot Mpenue, nDroz
LID bon Der Warbeu Mpenue.
= Geuermori9aG 8irt, Der aui
Mnpeiiuns bes Geueripebrdefs Bun.
ter bic Gebduoe Der uniperiitGt eins
sehenb unteriudt bat, berihtete geitern
benz Jtuernebr4ef. oaB iih bic Ge>
bGube in Der benfbar beten Werfaie
Jung befinoen unb bab ole Worfi6tss
mabreseln fir ben 0alI bes Musbruhs
zines Jeuers setroffen porben finb.
Jn alien Gebduben befinben iif
ShlGuhe nit alletntger Nusnabme
Der 1urnbalIe, bic ieood 10 sebaut lit,
baB iie teiner ShlGude beoarf.
- Dus Stabtratbstommittee fir
Wlittel uno Mese beldloB geitern, in
Der nddfen Stabtratbsiisung bic DR.
oinan3 empfehleno ein5uberihten,
bur4 ipelhe bas 0ebalt bes Supertns
tenbenten bes fdbtif9en 0oIpitals
bonn /. Sonuar an auf 5000 erb06!
sperben fol.
= Stabtaubitor Wofbburn tpur6s
qeitern bonn GountDaubitor babon III
4enntnib sefes.. boB bos irdbtifd.
Steutrbuplitat iid auf $525, 1895, no
belduft.