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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
Pension Bill Signed
By President Taft;
100000 Get Raises

WASHINGTON. May l2-The president
last night zgned the increased pension bill,
passed by the house and senate. The
measure was signed and became a law
just before midnight, in the executive Of
fees at the White House.
A congressional committee. including
Senator's Mccumber and Burnham and
Representatives Sherwood. the author Of
the original bill: Adair, Russell and Carl
c. Anderson was awaiting the arrival OF
the president when he reached the White
House on his return from Princeton He
affixed bis signature TO the bill in the
presence of the committee.
The bill as finally agreed to carries an
increase OF $500 90 for pensions during
the first year of It's operation During
the first three years the Increased pay
msnts to veterans will average s2,.ooaoco
As finally agreed to, the bill provides
increased pensions for f2asS veterans. ac-
cording to the estimates Of the house con-
ference committee Every veteran serv-
Ing ninety days or more IN the naval or
military service during the civil war. who
has been honorably discharged. and who
Is over @ years old. is cared for by the
new law.
For veterans s. years and over the rate
provided In the law for ninety days serv-
Ice Is so a month and II ranges up to SIS
@ years old and over the rate is SIS a
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
Mothers Appeal
to Elopers Brings
Request for Cash

KANSAS CITY, No.. May i2-(Speciai
Telegrsm.r''MUscATINE. Ia. May IL
Locate Everett Strong and wife. Advise
everything o, K. Come home Immediately.
II out Of funds. wire MOTHERS"
That telegram received by Chief Of
POLICE W. z Griffin last nigh. was
answered this morning by Strong, who,
with his bride Of two Ssaks. Was found
living in a destitute condition In a room
ct Sixth street and barnett avsnue. Kan
sas City. Kan. A grocer In the neighbor-
hood heard OF the message and notified
Chief thinner Of the Kansas City, Kan,
police department
I'VE left Muscatine at midnight, April
2" Strong said. and we're married In
Omaha the next morning. We came TO
Kansas City and stopped at the Blossom
house While I was out buying q shirt
my pocket was picked Of -. all the
money I had"
Strong accepted the invitation Of his
mother 10 wire for funds and they will
leave for MuscstIne as soon as It arrives.
Strong. who Ia q locomotive fireman, is
the son Of a wealthy restaurant owner,
and his bride. who was Edna spsngler.
was. employed as . waitress in the elder
Strong's cafe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
Reducing the Cost of Living

In these days Of soaring food prices II
behooves the careful housekesper to PICK
those foods that give the most neufisn-
ment in proportion to their cost WIN
the prices Of meats beyond the reach OF
a table allowance that once proved SUI
ficient, one must choose something that
provides meat nourishment without meat
cost.
That food Is found in Faust Spaghetti.
Faust Spaghetti is made from men, GU
tinous Durum wheat II PROVIDES as
much nourishment as many times us
value in meat or eggs. A sc package OF
Faust Spaghetti will provide generous
helping TO five persons. You cannot IND
a cheaper food, nor better food-nor 8
food that is so universally enjoyed. Many
thrifty housewives who serve spaghetti
in some form. very often. make II the
chief dish for dinner once a week-and
they say that II does not only prove econ
ornicaI but also receives the hearty ap-
proyal Of their families. Write FOR our trse
booklet OF Faust Recipes.
MAULL BROS.
1871 st. Louis Avenus, 81. Louis. no.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
ANNUAL FETE DAY WILL
Be HELD AT UNIVERSITY

The annual "fete" day Of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska will be observed sat
urday. at which time visiting high school
athletes and students from all parts
of the state will be entertained
at the fraternity and club houses
of the cornhusker students. Tho
state intsrscholaxtic field and track and
field meet will be held In the afternoon
At the university field and IN the even
ing a general good time win be INDUCED
In BY both high school and college lads.
Many students Of the Omaha High
school have already received invitations
to attend the celebration and . large party
viii accompany the track squad Of the
school to Lincoln on that day.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
DARkEN The HAIR s. l..
NATURALLY WITH
4 SIMPLE REMEDY

A f..ling ~ sadness accompanies the
5,soo,,ar,, =, The frs, gray hairs which
unfor,nsa,alv ara looked upon as heralds
=, s5y.nc,nns are GRAY hair, however
h.ra.om. q NAV be. makes a person
,ooL ala Wa ali know the advantages
a. hairg Young Aside from the good
,rrrs.sior youthful appearaanos
- ~ o,n.r. s,,rnly knowing that
yo,, are ..,ook,nr fit- gives one courage
- urd.r,aka and accomplish things.
e. ,,hv .nf,.- The handiean Of looking
oid on .ccount az gray hairs. when a
sfrnn,. rsmsdv vii, give YOUR hair
,,o,,h,,,I .ra coIor and beauty in a fsy
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
ASK ALL TO WEAR EVERGREEN
10 MARK NEXI MEMORIAL DAY

WASHINGTON. May lZ-President
Taft. acting on the suggestion of J. W.
Hamilton OF st. Paul. has Joined In a
movement to make general throughout
the country the wearing Of sprig Of
evergreen or a knot Of the national eoiors
on next Memorial day. May %
Mr. Hannlton's request for the prcs'-
dents cooperation was transmitted
through Senator clspp OF Minnesota.
In letter to Senator Clspp, made pub
lie today. the president says:
Il earnestly hope that the suggestion
will become a custom. II is but a small
recognition Of a great sacrifice''
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
WESTERN CEREAL COMPANY

CHICAGO. May E-Judge Petit today
appointed the Fort Dearborn Trust and
Savings bank receiver for the Great
Western Cereal company. following the
filing of suit for Seeo against the
company by JOY Morton, large stock
holder. on which he was awarded a judy
ment OF ss0s7.
In the creditors bin filed by Morton. it
is alleged that stock Of the company ex-
ceeding the par value Of saooooa was Is
sued to o. C. Barker. without consid-
Grafton Barber Is said to have promoted
the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
Don't Put II Of-Buya Gillette
To-day

Considering all the Gillette means in comfort
and economy. it should be in the hands of every
man IN this city with beard TO shave.
Don't be without 1t another day.
Ask your dealer.
Ifyou can't 60 now, 60 soon.
The very next time you see q Gillette IN q
store window 60 in and talk to the man about Il.
Examine the razor-buy it-take 1t home.
Standard set, $500 everywhere.
Pocket editions, $500 to $500.
Travellers and Tourists sets, $500 to $1,000.
Gillette Blades, packets of six Ga shaving
edgesl. so cents; niekel-plated box of twelve IA
shaving edges), s1.00.
For sale IN 10000 retail stores in every part
of the habitable globe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

menth for ninety days. and ranges up
to SO for three years; for 70 years old
and over. the rate for ninety days is SIS
a month, and ranges up to - month
for three years; az Is years old and over,
the rate for ninety days service is 81
and ranges up to $40 for three years
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
MRS. MARIE DEVILS DIES
AT HER HOME IN ORIENT

hrs. Marie Devils aged q years. daugh-
ter. Of Mr.. and Mira John Devils. ss
South Fifteenth street died last week in
Orient. s. d. The body has been brought
here for burial and the funeral will Be
held At the family residence this after
noon AZ o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
Deaf Mute Take. Poison.

HURON. S. D., May 1-tspeoaI reie-
grsm-l-Eam)-A deaf mute. aged ~
i've feet ten inches in height. weighing
$50 pounds and clad In blue serge, with a
brown hat and carrying a silver watch
engraved - L." committed suicide ir
the waiting room at the cnnago q
Northwestern depot here last evening. He
had been here two days and registerei
At a hotel as James Lewis Of Berestord
s. D., but nothing is known Of h.a,
there, Al drug store where he bought
poison he stated be was once a pharna-
clxt In Minneapolis. He lost speech anc
bearing from typhoid fever.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
DEATH RECORD.

CENTRAL crTT. Nes.. May i3-tspe-
clall-J. B. Van sickle. one Of Merrick
county's best known farmers and Oldest
settlers. died al his home here this morn
ing. He had been III for some time with
plsursy. He leaves e wife and several
grown children.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
What the Gillette Will Do
for You

Whatever your shaving habits may be,
no matter how tender your skin or tough
and wiry your beard, the Gillette will
give you clean velvet shave.
It viii give you light shave or close
shave (closer than barber dare give
you), with no roughness, no irritation.
1t is not necessary that you know how
to shave yourself. You do not need to be
"tool-wise" or handy. There is no strop-
ping. no honing.
You quickly get the knack Of the Gil
lette and you will learn little individual
shave-simplifying tricks every day you
useit.
The wonder Of the Gillette is its
adaptability-the way it meets individual
needs.
Every mans face is different. Your
beard is individual in the way it grows
and its shaving requirements.
The adjustment of the Gillette viii
suit your beard and your skin. The
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

Now Is the tine Z. get rid OF your
rheumatism. Yor can ID II by applying
chamberiain's Liniment and nsssaginx
the parts freely at each application. Fer
sale by ali dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

has named delegates to attend the con-
ference IN chieago Of suffarse Clubs
of the Mississippi valley, May 2, on
equal suffrage plans. The delegates
named are all from Des Moines. as fol-
lows: Mrs. Homer Miller. Or. Nina
Dewey. Miss Florence Harsh. Mrs. Wiz
sinis Brsnner.- Mrs.. Ruby Ecksrson. Mrs.
Cora Keith. Mrs. W. G. Harrison and
Mrs. Margaret Richter.
Bald a Memorial school.
Architects are planning a model school
} ouse to be built In Clermont, Ia. 70 be
erected and given to :he school district
by Ex-Governor William Larrabee as 3
memorial 1t viii be axSs feet in size,
tEo stories high and absolutely fireproof
It will be built the coming sumner and
viii cost about 5000
MineT.' wage Advance.
An agreement providing for an advance
IN wages Of S-ss per cant for coal miners
Of District II United Nine Workers OF
America. VIII be submitted TO a general
committee Of, miners and operators oy
the subcommittee tomorrow. The dis
trlci convention vin reconvens tomorrow.
Beyond the provision for Increased
wages. no information az 20 the nature
OF the agreement was obtainsble tonight.
Secretary Frank cam~on said tho com
mittee Was not at liberty 10 make public
the document until after II had been
passed upon by the general committees.
Il Is understood that Il covers all the
points In dispute. however.
Ea.des Win. spauidins Race.
GRIkNELL. Ia. May 1i-(special.l-
In the spsulding prize contest In ef-
fsctive public speaking. held here last
evening. Ray A. Rusden Of Msrne. Ia.
won first prize Of Soi Harl Esliek Of
Des Moines won second Of 80; and II.
IL Ptttman Of Clear Lake. Ia, won
third prize Of 80 These primes are given
annually BY Senator W. II. spaulding
Of this. city to. develop the power in
the speaker to move his audience to ac-
ton. Sixty Contestants entered the lists
this year. Repeated weddings left eight
for the ffnala.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

Gillette will save you time and money
and it is safe.
Think of the comfort Of it; the ability
to shave In two or three minutes in the
morning as regularly as you wash your
face. The convenience and simplicity
no litter of strops and homes. No danger
Of bad cuts and scratches.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

NEW YORK. May Accommodating yes
terday on the resolution Of Representative
Clayton. which proposes 20 fin the presi-
Dental term at six years and limit each
president to one term. Theodore Rooss-
welt said;
Il have been asked To commit myself
on every sort Of tomfooi proposition. and
I suppose this Ia one Of them"
The colonel win leave New York for
Ohio Monday and on Tuesday viii speak
at Canton. Night meetings have been
arranged for Dayton. Columbus and
Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13
.DIX0NS COUNTY
VOTES FOR TAFT


Nsithsr Roosevelt nor La Toilette man
ayers gave out statements
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-13

President A. L. Trick Of the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor viii probably form q
union among the telegraph operators
here. A working agreement win he drawn
requiring more pay and shorter hours
Similar unions have bssn organized IN
oftumwa and other Iowa cities. At o.
tnmva the operators Of the ottumwa
Telephone company. which Ia owned BY
the aBu interests. went cur on q strike
because The company's manager. z. V.
England would not recognise tina union.
Sympsthizers Of the union ordered out
their phones and as a result the company
came 10 terms. Those behind the or
sanitation Of the local union plan to
foIlos the same policy here n the CON-
peny refuses to recognise the union-
Assistant Pe=sza<zters 60 Meet.
Ths state convention Of assistant
pcstmssters 81 Iowa II scheduled 10 BE-
held al Cedar Rapids Nay %. A. y,
Kolthoff Of New Hampton Is secretary
and J. y. I.aBarre Of Waterloo ID pres;-
dent. A discussiou Of the postal saving
system VIII Be one Of the features Of
ne meeting. the dlscuxsion TO BE- Led
b. Postmaster R H. KILLER OF Deeorah,
where one Of the first Of the postal
s-vfnss stations vas located
Suffrage Delegates Named.
R<y. MAR ]. Stafford. president Of fhs
15r< RATS erszi suffrage association.
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4leine 4soli3einadJribfen

Srene gnglaHo, bon HO. 72O
WeIt 9. ape., theilts Der 9oIi5et geitsrn
ben 9lamen Der gerIon NIT, Die Tie i'm
bat, am Utittmod 2lbeno
aus i6rsr Dobnung ShmutIahsn I'm
Dertbe Don $3.50 aeitohlen 3u haben.
Die qolisei III nit elmer lluteriuhung
befhdftigt.
Nus Der Dohnuug oss Wm. Rice,
go. 1858 Gldrt StraBe. purpen aleis
punesitiide unD anDere SdfeH IN
Wertbe BON $50 entipenoet.
5rou Rutb gstler, go. $500
Wt. Qernon gldce, meloete Der poli5si,
bdB 5hmudiadsn i'm Derthe bon
$3.50 aus itrer Bohnung geltohlen
ipuroen. Sic tbeilte ben Rameu elmer
ssrdu nit, bic lie i'm 8erooht bat. Den
8iebitah bssangsn 81 faben. Dix
S6mudiaten ipurben ipdter BON cem
poli3iiten 5ans Reiiingsr in elmer
buntIen Gde perItedt in Der MohnunQ
Der isruu Butler sefunben.
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6iti6lase.

Der 25 Sabre alts itGbtiIbe Deuer+
fpehrmann ulartin 5ophsD bon 1922
MansFielb Strabe erIitt eeltern in lei
ner Mobnung sinen 6ibihlag unb
fpuroe nah benz itdbtiiden 5oipitdl
gebraht, roo CT, ba er gepalttAddtig
mar. borldufig Der Strong Waro
iibsrpiefen tpuree.
0apib Goreit, 80 Sabre aft, ein
Juhrmann bon Ro. 115 Sit 5. 4pe.,
ipuroe geitern Dor bem Rano 6otel BON
Der 6iBe iiberrbdltigt. Sein 3uitdnb
puroe i'm s0oIpital fir bebentlth be-
funben, 6a er nuberbem audi np9 an
8lutpergiitung lsioet. gr bate iif)
ndmlih Dor 8tpsi Wohen Eel einem
llnfdll Wunben an Der rehten 6anb
3ugs3ogen, fDelde 8lutpsrgiftun9 3ur
5olge bdtten.
Gam. Butter, 26 Sabre oft, Elm
gletirifer BON gio. 554 Belts Str,
ipurbe pon ieiner Dobnung aus, an
ei.em 5ibidtaq leibeno. naf BEN
| IiabtiIhen 6Oipital gebraht.
9nbreip Gneensp 36 Sabre alt
Rc. 5216 groabndn, fanb, am Son.
nenitih leibenb, Qufnabms i'm itdbti:
i6en 6oipital.
1erner fpurben i'm 2dufe bss geftri.
| gen cages folaeube Opfer Der 5ist
mad Dem 6pIpital eebraht:
Sreo qarIons. 90 Sabre aft, tpo6rt;
bait ON Race nabe 2ibertp Strabe.
Gno4 Srith. As Sabre aft, gdter
tprtnbaft i'm Wills 5otsl.
Der glessr u, Martin. Dobnunt
urbefannt, tuslhsr bstpuBtlos on De-
SIDE Der SarriIon unb WeItern ape
Iiteen6 dufgefunben por6en mar.
Shos. WcRamara, elm glsh
Ihmieb, 80 Sabre aft, Don $40. 221t
Boone Strabe.
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isiir bic fommenoc Sfnotratbsiib.
ing bat StaotanipaIt gettman orsi
Eroinnn5en nit ge5ng alii Die lleber-
nabme bes stnnalbetts ourd, Die Staot
itnterbreitet. lie erite oieier Groinall.
5sn beftiinmt. bah Die Stabt fir Dir
eritem ied)s Mloratc bic Gnn,ine pon
sic, TOT an Vnd,t beSablen ioa, nab.
rsno Der Reitbetrag Der geieuIidl nor.
gejebenen $4,000 fir oieien 3eit-
raum als MatbeiI Der Siobt iiir Bic
sluseoben Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
be oen Wertb bes sinnnlbetts feiige-
jest bat, in slbsug gebradt mirb.
ssn Der 3ipeiten Croinnii5 miro eisie
peitere gelpiIligung BON $566.05 fur
Ole llufoiten Der yergleihsingsbeboros
pcrseieben. ba bic uripriinglid1 aus.
aeporienen $4,000 niht gelnngt ia.
ben nnD in Der oritten Gr6inons irer.
Aea i4Ii4hIi& 1sr Mnror sne ber9lx.
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Die ppli5si iabnbet auf eineu
sttpa 80 Sabre ulten, gutset!eioeten
0aunsr, ipslher Jrau sSpieph Cooper.
bon Ho. 757 Carroll Strabe uno uH>
0eflbr Elm babies Gubenb Na9bariH.
rsn um it 90 Gents befbtpinoeli bat.
Ter Mann CAB iih fir eintn 4eentea
Der electric Sron 60. pon Rapin..
g., unb pertnufie ibnsn 8iiseltiien.
ipelte $5.75 rertb iparen, fir $L98.
gr nabm fir bieislben bier
bic 4uftr1ee entseeen unb litb iih
etns 4n5ablnns Don so Gents MAIDEN.
rorouf sr iif nit Dem 0triprehen.
elm giiaeItifsn in 3sei WodFn liefern
su ipolIsn. .ntftrnte. nm niht tpieoer
bon iib boren 81 laiieH.
Iie Banner Qiauor 60, 30. 229
Aleit 9. glpe.. nurbe stitern Don einenl
unbeinHnixn Wnnn mittslit eines
iDertblpfen Gbeds ouf bic Onrfielh
Gapings Bant 3u GltnIano. O.. Inn
so bef4Dinoslt
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llnfdne.

- ,Srau 81. 9reipiter, BON 9to.
1924 Chapel StraBe, iiel geitern an
Sarriion uno WtcSean apeuue pom Ell.
ner GroBtopn Gar uno 3og lth
idlner3bafte gerIeslmgen 5ll.
- Sanes Sones, IS Sabre alt.
BON go. 30S 8eit 4. Slpeuue, gerietb
aeitern pdbren0 Der alrbeit III oenl
Sauie go. All Dit 3. StraBe 3luiifcn
Den ,abritubl ,mo Den SSiiBbooen oes
afueiten Stodtperfes. Gr erlttt etneH
geiubrlld, unS anoere 3erlesungcn
uno runroe nad) benz itdotiiten So
ipltal aebrad,t.
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Die aonbentiDnsbane.
dur ben Ban miro eiue 8onnausgabe
bon 81, 100000 berlangt werbtn.

Wie geitern perlautet, tptrb bic
9ommiffion, bic bon Wiopor 5unt erz
nannt tpuros, um bic porbereitenoen
Shrittt fir ben 8au elmer itdDtiifeu
aonpentionsballe su tbun, in Der tpms
menoen StaDtratbsiiBung eiusn Be-
ritt untsrbreitsR uHb fir ben Bau
eins gonoaussabe BON 81 SOC, 900 pers
IaHgeH.
Ratiirlih tperbsn Die Wdhlsr bars
iiber abitimmen miiHsu. ob oieis Bomb
dusgabe bepilIigt nerben iou oosr
nit1t. Die aommifiion bat .beHnntlifj
Dor einiger 9sit cine Stupienreiic
9bur6 bas 2ano gemaf)t unb perfhie=
sbsns Stabts beIuht, in pelhsn iit
'dbnlihe Itdbiiite Gonpentionsballsu
befinoen unb Die ouf beisr Reile ge.
iammtlten Grfahruugen iperbsn in
benz gerihi eingeheno eroriert perben
Die RommiiTion iest iith aus ben fol.
genbtn 5erren 5uiommen: Stuots
rdihsmitglieb at large Soisph 9srning
Der bic anrssuHg 3u benz projett CAB;
profefpr s5obn Sbeorer bonn Shic
Wedanies SHititute unb 80. 6. Gul.
fins, Der Supsriutenoent Der 5anbeIs:
TANNER.
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06iHsasAri&steu.

Rem gort, 8. Sept. - 4ngst.:
,Slumpie" BON Soutbampton; rYrlns
seB .5rene" Don 9snua; rStalia" bon
alpornn; .priHcipe pt Piemonts" bon
genuu; rSdnt' 2lnna" BON Wurisiae.
gbgegangsn: ga 2Orraius" na4
5oprs;; ,Garpltbia" no6 9risit; ~Ga.
6ric" nab GiDsrpooI; .G. 5. 1istssn"
mad appenbasen; .Gsprgs Wdibtags
ton" nah Bremen; r9ens5ia" nu4
RarfeilIe.
g6ilabsIp hia. anget.: .Srsss
Tau" bon Bremen.
9piton. 4uget.: rgpmric" Don
2tpsrpool.
Saprs. gtnget.: r2a qrpusnce"
BON R.p Yort.
@tnua. 2tHges.: r5pernid" bon
Rem yort.
Qiperpool. abgsg.: .aoriut,c"
na6 gtep YOrt.
totpn. 4bgeg.: rUtu'
isitic" na6 gteu Dort; rSaperforo"
nab pbiIaoslpbia.
4ntmerpen. a6gsg.: ~Wur:
quette" mad pbilaoelpbia.
Qeapel. abges.: ~paunonIa'
not1 Rstp Yor..
0uebsc. 4nsst.: ~5unsartan'
bon Glasson.
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Sic Sbrdne aui Der gibne.
Bon Dr. 4rtbur Stieblsr.

slif Der gubne unier.r 5use III bic
Mitttpe lultig, Der aiiehor eiH Shpes
renosRr uno Ssrsnihimus. Der Jurit
maht iid3 ldherlih. gs CAB anoere
3eitsn Ulan brau6t nur bis IN Die
ltbte 5dlfte pes Is. Sahrhnnosrts 5us
riidsuaehen, bd piro man finoen, pdB
in ben pamols bsliebten Ordmen bon
Der elesantsn, intereHarrten, pitanteH
9heaters sWittpe nihts Su iehen III; lIe
trat immer ais DAME in 5rauer"
uuf; Der Suriit mar Der nritlelotgite
Wleddh; Der Sailoeruns bssr rJiiritsns
tlenbs" puroe Elm breiter Baum einsez
raumi. llno penn bic 9iibnenoihtsr
bic gmpfinpunssn oielsr unb mand
anbersr GjeItdItsn reht pirtunsspol
perbsutlihen tpollten, 10 burften lie
pein,n, nitt rur bann, tpenn linen
nirtlih Elm bortss ShitIul 3uthsil
nurbe, nein, Iie peripenbeten bas
.sbrGnentud" mDglitit bel seringen
an!dHsu; man slaubte. lie oamit dIs
red3t feinfahlig. 3artiinntg. fpmpathiih
aefhiloert gu buben.
Welh cine ldterlide Stsur tpiirbe
beui, in einem ernii senlsinten Drama
Elm grenisrminiiter fpielen, Der pirt'
lid SbrGnsn psreiebt, neil er Elm febr
eIiidlihes GSsplcr febt, lrie a iif
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Wrphartiger Gmpfang
dir bic auslanDiid|en 1clegatcn 3nm
,Snternatioaalen ,Nanoelsfongrcn.

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Commercial 4npcidtion, 6anoelstdms
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der bic arrangements far ben Gms
pfang BON etlpa 800 ausldnSiIAen De-
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ben am s. Gttoter bes Dloreens um
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ndhTten Wprgen um 8 llbr tbre ReiIt
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Mens Club. Elm 0al1sgantett TAFT
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life gorlebruugsn setroffen mtroer
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mites, Jntpb Ghmiot.
BitLiothetar. 6. 2uebers.
Sirigent, 2ouis Gbrgott.
gise Giriasnt, 4Ifreo 8oloitein.
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rtn Or. 5artmann uno Sulius Stems
ler.
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