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The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
GARDEN CAUSES COMMENT.
johnson Vivian Planning Further
Steps at Bsautifyine It.

The wen designed, decorative floral
gardens, shrubbery and lawns sur
rounding the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson Vivian on Pewabic street
have attracted considerable favorable
comment among lovers of civic beauty
during the present summer. The beds
and shrubbery have be6n artisticaiiy
arranged and greatly enhance the gen
eral appearance OF the property anc
surrounding neighborhood. Mr. Wv
ian plans a big extension to his GER
dens to the north this fall and next
summer, having recently acquired The
lot formerly occupied by the Buzzo
home. He has prepared very inter
esting decorative scheme for this lot
which will add greatly to the attrac-
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03

lage. what constitutes healthful con
dtion must be question of opinion
among nealth boards. | understand the
hglires given do not include pay for
watchman or other expenses connected
with the handling of infectious cases
but were solely for anti-toxin and
formaldehide used In combating
disease.
"Of course" says DR. Abrams. 81 do
rot know what the report of Or Rich
will contain. but IL is only just TO the
public end to all concerned to say that
inst as soon as the report Is made II
will he given To the public"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
TOUGH ON WALTER, BUT

Detroit, Mich. Aug Aug. 3.-CiarlS
Grinith declared today he would wor,
Walter Johnson every other dny
against the Giants in the worlds series
if the Senators win the pennant. And
6riffith adds that the worlds cham
pionship viii be cinched for Washing
ton should 1t beat out the Red Sox for
the rag.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
BASEBALL NOW POPULAR.
Coming &c the Front in Sports in tine
Philippines.

Coming &c the Front in Sports in tine
Philippines.
Chicago, III, Aug 3-Baseball is in
a fair way TO displace cock fighting and
sports of n similar nature In the
Philippines. according To William
Pierce Gcrsuch, instructor in the de.
partmeut OF public speaking at the
University of Chicago who has re-
turned from the islands, whore he lee
uwed before The teachers assembly OF
Ragulo.
progress of baseball among the ma
lives is surprising" said Mr.. GorsGch.
1T is rot only int"ro sting bows who
play. but is co,pmanding the attention
Of large crowds who are dcserting tic
cockpits for the diamond. Everybody
likes il, and the only opposition to It's
growth seems 90 be- from the promoters
If the chicken fights"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
WARD OUT OF BASEBALL.

Boston. Aug. a.-The retirement from
baseball. in which hc became famous
q score of' wears ago as a PLAYER. "f
John Montgomery Ward. president of
The Hoston National league club was
Just announced.
president Ward $ financial inieres:
in the local club was bought by James
+. Gaffney cf New Work the princi
pal owner
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
Amnrioan Assoolation.

Columbus /: Milwaukee z.
Toledo o: MINNEAPOLIS 4.
indianapolis o; st. Paul
Louisville Q Kansas city 9.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
unxarxIna 1smperature.

Scientists tell "a that at depth OF
Is feet under the esrth's surface the
temperature does not vary perceptibly
at any time Of the year
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03
American League.

II II ~
Detroit ... ....OOO0oOO0O--O Z o
Washington e.. .OO10O2OO1-t ]
Batteries Willett and Stanage,
Johnson and Ainsmith.
r II r.
St Louis ... .OOOOOOOOO-o 8 1
Boston 49,. ....OOO61O11O-9 - .
Batteries Hamilton. Powell and
Krichell. Smell wood and Cady
II II l.
Chicago o.. ....4O0OO1O0x-J g 1
New York o.. ..0t1000O01-3
Batteries Lange, Walsh and Block;
Warhop and Williams.
Cleveland Philadelphia game post
poned: rain.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03

TopAY's GAMES
BY F. Leipziger

National
Pittsburg al Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
American
New York at Chicago.
Boston al 81. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-03

New York has l.s4i.Ss7 inhsSitsnts
Of foreign birth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

Miss Margaret Doolittle, the demo
cratic party's candidate for superin-
tendent of schools OF this county is
also the peoples candidate. Miss
Doolittle is making a thorough cam
paign of the county and is meeting
with such encouragement that she
now feels sure of winning the office
at the coming election.
Miss Doolttle has lived in Logan
county for many years. Although a
comparatively young woman she has
taught school in Logan county for 16
ears. she served as assistant in the
office of the county superintendent
and made good she is thoroughly
familiar with the duties Of the super
intendent's office Having spent
many years as country school
teacher she knows the requirements
and wants of the district schools.
She is a taxpayer of this county and
has been for years; that much can
not he said of her opponent.
A vote for Miss Doolittle is vote
to secure better schools and more
economical and intelligent manage
ment of the school fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
ABUSED
ROOSEVELT;
IS KILLED |. [:
MAN WHO SAID COLONEL
DESERVED TO BE SHOT
is SLAIN

PITTSBURG, Pa, oct 19.-Beoause
he declared in the presence of crowd
that Roosevelt deserved the bullet he
got, James w. Colbeck, aged 36, a dry
goods merchant of 723 Frederick
street, McKee's Rocks, was slain by
TWO men whom the police are seeking.
Colbeck entered the Silver Dollar
cafe, in Island avenue, early and heard
group Of men discussing the shoot
ing OF Colonel Roosevelt. After he
had taken several drinks, Colbeck got
into the discussion. The merits Of
the several candidates was discussed,
well. anyhow" said Tony Breck,
the bartender. "Ill bet that bull
let puts him in the White House, and
that will be twice Teddy's lbeen into
the presidents chair"
"He deserved what he got" said Col.
beck TITS too bad the bullet didn't
finish him"
Colbeck got blow in the face that
flocred him He arose and rushed at
the man who struck him Another
man, whom Breck says was an Italian,
plunged a long knife into Colbeck and
disembowled him.
Colbeck died an hour later at the
Ohio Valley hospital The identity Of
Colbecks assailants is not known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
A Recipe for MoIasses Cake.
(By Mrs. Sara Tyson Rorer)

(By Mrs Sara Tyson Rorer)
Those who are fond OF moist
flayory cake will find this recipe well
worth trying; this cake is a fayorite
with the children:
One cup New Orleans molasses,
two scant tablespoons Cottolene,
melted, one cup boiling water, one
teaspoon soda or saeratus, three cups
flour, one tablespoon ginger.
Dissolve the soda or saleratus in
tablespoon Of boiling water and add
it to the molasses; then add the
melted CottoIene, boiling water, gin
ger and flour. Beat until smooth and
bake in a moderate oven about
thirty minutes.
Note the use of Cottolene the
perfect shortening this famous
cooking expert.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism, and irregu-
larities of the kidneys and bladder
in both men and women; regulates
bladder trouble in children. II not
sold by your druggist, it Will be
sent by mail on receipt OF 81. One
small bottle is two months treat.
ment, and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Or. E. w. Hall, 1926 Olive
Street, st. Louis, Mo. Send for tes-
tlmonials from this and other states.
Sold by druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
BAKER TELLS
STORY Of
" SOFT LAY"
REUTER- MURDER TRIAL
BRINGS OUT SENSATIONAL
CHARGES

TULSA, Okla, Oct. 21.-ln the Reu-
ter murder case, Bedford Goodwin IA
boon companion of Baker, who was
twice arrested in connection with this
case, told Of a conversation he had
with Baker two weeks before the mur-
der in which Baker said
Il know where there is a man who
has some money and diamonds"
They had been talking about being
short OF money. A few days before
the murder, these two had another
conversation in which Goodwin said
Baker made this remark:
q know where we could pull off a
good deal, but don believe you have
the nerve to go"
Goodwin said he replied; Il will try
anything once"
Tom Taylor, proprietor OF joint
where Bakerused to work, related
conversation he had with Baker after
he was arrested in which Baker spoke
of Bedford Goodwin appearing against
him, declaring he would clean up on
Goodwin" if he did.
The defense scored in the cross
examination Of Sheriff Mccullough,
who testified to finding a slungshot
and some wooden keys in Guy McKen-
zie's cell, also that tS Of the bars
to the hall had been sawed to some
extent indicating a Jail break was
contemplated
Upon cross-eKamipatiOn he admitted
the cell was alsos occupied by an In
dian bandit and another Indian con
victed of forgery, and this might have
been their property instead of Mac
kenzie 5. He also admitted the eel
bars might have been sawed before
Mackenzie came.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
chronic nysnensia.

The following unsolicited testi-
monial should certainly be sufficient
to give hope and courage to persons
afflicted with chronic dyspepsia: Il
have been a chronic dyspeptic for
years, and of all the medicine / have
taken, Chamberlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else" says w G. Mattison. No. z,
Sherman St, IIornellsyille, n. Y.
Sold by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
ED. G. Pc TER RSEN
M -
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgative effect pro-
Iuced by Chamberlain Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and
mind which they create make one
feel joyful For sale by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
Guthrie Makes Good
FILES DEEDS AND LEASE
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
Department Of State,
Oklahoma City,
oct. ., 1912.
!. h Nissley, Mayor,
Hrfhrio nkIa


!. & Nissley. Mayor,
Guthrie, Okla
Dear Sir
This Is to acknowledge receipt
from you of the following instru-
ments:
Deed from the City Of Guthrie to
the State of Oklahoma for a certain
tract Of land in the City Of Guthrie
known as Capitol Square, with all inn
proyements thereon including the Con-
vention Hall or
CAPITOL BUILDING.
Deed from the Guthrie National
Bank to the State Of Oklahoma for
lots Nineteen 09), Twenty (20), and
Twenty-one (2D, block Twenty-seyen
(27. in the City of Guthrie, and the
FOURTEEN ROOM RESIDENCE
theron.
Lease from the County Commission
ers of Logan County to the State Of
Oklahoma for the
LOGAN COUNTY COURT HOUSE
at one Dollar ($t.00 per year
Guaranteed contract covering the
removal of all State property from
Oklahoma City to Guthrie
WITHOUT ANY EXPENSE
to the state
All OF these being for Capital pur-
poses and conditioned only upon the
location Of the Capital OF the State
in the City Of Guthrie.
Yours respectfully.
BENJAMIN r. HARRISON,
Secretary OF State.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds. burns, scalds. old sores, rash,
chafed skin, is BABLARD'S SNOW
IuNIMENT. il is both healing and anti
semitic. Price 25c. soc and $500 per
bottle. Sold b. Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

The sleeves are attached with a few gath.
ers and finished at the ends with turn.
back cuffs.
In making this coat Of velvet or eorduA
roy It would be a good plan to make the
collan Of lace, while In the case OF che.
whits serge coat collars and cuffs may b
Of the serge stitched.
in sIxea 2. 4, 8, 8. 1e ana II years, asa
Department 81 receipt 81 tea es4tA 30
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

II your gas stove is out or order
call 254, Lohr's Plumbing Shop, and
have it cleaned and adjusted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
SnOke''Mild Mr.. Medium"
e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! g
GUTHRIE HAS MADE GOOD
fEnid Dailv Fagle)

= Guthrie has made good in the
:. matter of putting up deeds to
= the state for the buildings and
= grounds for use in case tlS. cap
= ital is moved back. Governor
= Cruce has also received lease
= on the Logan county court
= house for two years. rent free,
= and a guaranty OF the expenses
;. OF moving the capital.
= !
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GUTHRIE DESERVES 1T
(Waukomis Hornet)

Guthrie deserves the capital I
She offers the state everything !.
and exacts nothing. On the 4
other hand us taxpayers must
put up for rents at oklahoma
City. :
y y =. q. Y n Y z. 4 y Il n Z. Z. Z
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21

Loose box coats with large collars make
he most suitable wraps for the small girl,
and this design always lends itself well TO
the use Of lovely velvets, corduroys and
lilks. while broadcloth and light serges
,lso make up to excellent advantage.
The illustration shows one of the most
attractive Of the little box coats with the
arge square collars and two patch pockets.
The above pattern may be obtained
Will be seat PostPsid By our FRshiea
sure te state number and aihe,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-21
6 2. =. z. = = Z. = = r =. z. :. =
SHOULD BE ACTIVE =
(Cllnton Chronicle

= Gov. Cruce SAYS he is neutral
4 in the capital matter He ought
+ to be boisterously for Guth-
= rie. It offers him mansion
4 for nothing.
.. - .. - =, >, =. =. =. =, =, :, =, >, -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
0cutfhes 9beater,
'sonntas yenefi5 fir Sanii Wsartini
Die SdDiisenltei'l". 9ienitas
in Der nemeH Gmerp Salle
cRmiifanten UfGbel".

6onii Wdrtini, bic beliebte Soubrets
te oes DeutI6en3heater bdt am tomz
menben Sonnias ibr 8snefi3 uno rede
net oarauf paB atle 5reunoe fid sins
iinben peroen, um tas 5beater big
auf ben lebtsn plas gu fiillen. CUR
4uffIbrung gelangt elm Sperettenz
S6lager Die SdussnlieIT", Elm
fomoies Dert, bas iiberaa 5urore gsz
madt bot. Die S6iBenlisIl" lit 10
re6t sine Speretts, bic bem 9eidmuf
beg publitums entipri6t. sic lit
ooltstbiimlih sebaltsn, poQ frii6en
5umors, nit elmer snt3iidenDen, lsi6z
ten WtuTit, bic jspem gsfGlt. Die
Rompoiition 1T purfJ gtnla9eu aus
ben neueiten Speretten tueisntlih be-
reihert porben. Die geneIi3iantin,
FRI. 6anii Wartini tpirb iih als
rSdiibsntisi'1" in elmer ibrsr paraosz
roIlen prdfentiren uno Is tann ols
lelbitperitdnDlif geIten, bab Tie ben
aIten bier id3on erporbensn Gorbeeren
neue anreiben rpirb. Die S6iiBenz
fieI'r lit bic leBts Gperettsn Qufs
fiibrung Der Saiion unb bic porleste
0orite1ung. 9as gsiummte perfonal
ipirb in berporragenoen gartien uno
RrlIen auftreten.
Sm neuen GmerD Auditorium tpiez
oerbplt Director $. 6. Shmib am
1isnitoa Qbeno, benz IS. 9lpril, gum
IeB:sn Male ben gr0bten Spersttens
grfoIg Der Spiel3eit rOas Wuiitans
tenmdoel" uno in oisisr 8oritelung
perosn fi6 Die Spsrsttsntrdfte perabs
ftispen, um tpieber iibsr ben 9roBen
3si6 gu f6rpimm.n. Die anfrageu
betrsFfs elmer Wieoer6oluns BON y9as
WuIitantensW sWGbsl" IiNo in lsBtsr 3eit
| 70 sahlrsth sinselaufen, oab Die 0i.
rettion ben pielIeitiqen Wunihen nit
8srsriigen sntipri6t. .Da5 Wtuiit1n.
tsnsWabel" 1T auber Der fioelt
Bauer" Der gr0Bts Sperettsnsrfolg, Der
bier emnls 81 perseitnen geipeisn it,
uHo ss iit nit Siterbit anSunsbmen
oab bos grobe Gmerp Qubitoriur
Big auf ben lsBten gLas gefiiat isir
uiro. 1as gublitum io[ gIeih3eitil
isiHe Stimms obesbsn, Of es ibm IL
oem neuen 5aus ssfQut uno ob oa:
Gmsrp 4ubitorium als sutinftigst
Seim fir bic bsutihe gUbns sripiinit
in. Gs empfiebIt iit, SiBe fir beto1
9pritslluussn friih3eitig in ben Be
ianutsn 8orptrtaufsitsqsn gu rsi.rui
rem. Siir r8as Wuiitnntenz WdosI'
iinb 5itets aud BEL Ruoolpb Bur
liser Co., 1T SIT 9ierts 2tps.. 81
bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
MuS benz VpliSeiseri@t.
aleine liriad)s, sruRe 8irfuHs nnS
Elm 9eadyipiel.

fSrau 4nnis Watrob, cine Ru1in,
BON Np. 3059 Watbers Ibenue, Epelhe,
tpie beri6tet. Dor sinissn Sugsn duf
9eranlaTune oss in oem'elben Sduie
lpobnsnoen YoIi5iiteH 9sorg Wsatberz
In fpeeen ans.bIihsr b0spiQiger Sahs
bsI6doisung perhaftst porosn mar,
ipuroe seitern bonn pollSeirttter frels
ssipro6en. Die bsioen 5amilien batz
ten in friibersn Subren Elm tleinss
GGrt6sn binter benz 5uuie in better
iyrsunbi6aft serneiniam betpirtbf6afz
tet uno i6reu aobl in 5risoen uno
Gintratt gssosen. Die 5reunoi6oft
bate isboh Dor sinissn Wonatsn einen
Rim betomnen, nesbolb poli5iit
WeatRrlp bas gGrtden fir iih aaein
in 4nipruh nsbmen pollte. 5rau
gaatrob beanipruhts ieooa Dor eint.
gen gassn ibren gbsil oss ssmeinia.
men Usiitbeets, inbem lie sinsn 5heil
bes bon bem YoliSiiten aspflan5ten 8ss
mites turser 9ane NIT Stumpf uni
Stisl uusrib unD ibrs sigsnsu pflanssr
sinisBts. Die ansetluste rpuroe Dor
oem Rs6tsanpalt Rid. aleiu psrtbst'
bigt uno bieier rihtete tpdbreup Del
9ernsbmuns nerihiebens Srasen ar
Weatberlp, tpelhe iit aif bic uria6'
Der iesisen seiponnten ge3iehunser
5piiher ibm uno lrau Wutrob be
spsen. Gr nolIte piHen. oh Der ppIi
sift ieinsr SuussenoHin niht in feb
snsrsiiner Weiie ben Sof semuht ba
be uno BON Der Grau sbenio sHergiid
abgspieien norpen fsi. Rihter Grid
lieB jsoot bic Grosen als nebenidh
LID niht gu. Jrau MatroB besab iih
Iobalo lie freisefpronen ipcroen mar
nab Der Office bes poliseihefs Cope
Ian un6 erbob eine i9pere an,laee &c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

aleiuer Sunbe BON einem ifWersn
llnfall betrpfien.

Bon einem entieslihen llufa!l
puroe geiteru 8ormittas Der fleine
Sonarb Sufimau, ron Ro. 1856 IRA.
rengo StraBe, betroffen. Ger 8uabe
beiano iih BEL iSrou Warp aoantion.
Ro. 215 8roq5 Strats, arn ipislt.
nit ben beioer ainoern oerieIben III
Der Stild)e, ais Der fIeine Suno Der
Sanlllie fldfieno auf i'm 5ulieT.
Soparo lprang 3uriid lno fiel rid
lings in einen gehdlter nit fohen.
Dem @aiier, rpelter auf Dem sSlIBbo.
6en itauo. Die 5iIieruie Der ainoer
brad)te .5rau goamion CUR SteQe,
peld)e oen stnaben aus Dem @aiier
rib uno iih hierbei Sau0e uno Arme
uerbriihte. S5opdro. Delter id)lpere
griibtpunoen on Riifen stopi uu6
Armen lid 3uge5ogen bate, ipuroe.
unhoem ihm gtotbperbanoe angelegi
nproen paren. naf ieiner elterlihen
@ohnung lno ipdter in AutosBatrol
Ro. 9 nah Dem Ghriit. t.Soipital &C.
brad)t. Gem 3uItano lit beoentlit
Ter 8roBpater oes Gnoben brad, nls
er bon Dem llufaQ in aeuntniB geiesi
puroe, ohnmahtlg 5ulanrInen.
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Eterbli9feitSberih

Sp. 8altenboe. rs. TAO Oapton
Strabe. Rierenlsioen.
9al. 8ahert, IS, 907 gant Ctr,
Wsagentrebs.
Clarence Rantin, SO, 3o8 prrp
Strabe. 9srSfeblsr.
5bos. 8annou, "a. 2440 8loom
S'rabt. arebs.
geni. Sims, SO. Staot 5oipital.
Snqueit in S4pebe.
Sobn 4era. 66, Adoption, Ri.rsnlsis
ben.
Better Wpnt.san. q, 213 2ublOtp
DO, StapInoiuht.
ebas. Sadion. 72, Rihmono pits,
Ibernnertaltuns.
9ouiis 5oparo. 65. 1110 SO. 8.
apenue, neutrality-suspicious.
gborloii. 8uhbol3. IA. S2S gBitz
tier 5trabe, gti.rsnleioen.
ssobn Yeaeer, "a. AZ grtenbretsr
ap., 4Itersibpdte.
glif. Sieael, 68, ct. Srancis Sos
ipital, SirnIdtas.
Marp Wurrsp, 90, 9rssnsburJ,
Sno., altsrsfftpGhe.
gIiidbetb Wtollentopf, 6 Usondts,
37I7 Wdrfaip glo.. DurHDeri6lins
gung.
preseott Smith, 50, Wt. auburu.
Hisrenleib<n.
Gou 7bomas, %, 1413 Glap Ctr,
5ersDerfsitung.
sSennie RobinIon. %. 17O4 Central
4p., Sarnfdurepergiftung.
Dm. 3oaI. 26, 500 ID. 5. ap.
Shminbiuht.
Saf. @oshrinssr. 72. II Oit Gbar!'
ton Strabe, Rierenleioen.
Barb. Ghmiit. SO. 1902 0lentpai
4D., Drippt.
Ge0rs aetrins 25, 1142 Sstor
2tD.. S4ninoiudt.
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9eitsrn Rahmittog Tanb oas 3tpsits
uno IeBte SpisI Der Serte 3pliten
Cincinnati uno Detroit i'm bis'tgsn
8olIpart itutt uno ss botte iIh tplepsr
cine Itattli6e Shoar BON 3ui6auern
eineefunben. Rah benz Spiele fuhren
bic Tiger" mad glepeluno. 8. ab, no
tie mprssn in bem gr0ffnunSsipiel Der
Saifon nit ben bortissn sNaps" tGns
pfen peroen.
Seute 8ormittos Derben unIsrt
,Rebs" mebrers Stunben NIT Isthter
grersitien i'm 8alIpart Subringeu uni
ben Reft bss Sages Der Ruhe pfIe9en
um ben morsiaen 4ampf NIT Der
md6tissn Ghicasoer Subs" in BOILER
araft aufnebnen 81 tonnen.
Die SUBS" trsffen hsute 9ornittde
bier Elm uno psroen, nit Grldubnif
oss pr1Tosnten Ssrrmnnn, ben BAL
part am Rahmittag in 8enuBuns nsb.
men, um Iia in llebung 81 erbalten
Sntsl Cams bisiiser Wetterprophe
bat fir tlprgen, ben GrDffnunsstat
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ter anseIust. tppfiir ibm bic bieTgsi
Sans bsiben Daut sritattsn.
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am aopfe nabe3u polftGnbis erbol
unb pirb in benz nprsigen SpieIe mi
isinen beriihmten sSern 5anger
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Eieberfranfe
geruriad)t inn !Saulin SOtel setpaltise
Aufregung.

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Shauplab eine5 aufregenoen Gor-
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alter aaoett bon gSeit Boint, me!ber
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3uriif3u3leben. Spdter benilBte Der
beoauernsnertbe junge Wtanu plot.
lid einen uubetpahten 9lu9enbltf uno
perIieB unbenlerft oas 5otel. 1ie SO.
li3ei puroe bennhrihtigt uno Cigar
8aughu nur6e cine Stnnbe ipdter I'M
8rano Central gabnbof, I'M gegriff,
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Dem Sanatorium brahte. Ger iunge
Monu batte crit fiir3lih cine if)perc
3ppbu5erfranfuna iiberitanoen, ourd
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Irauen in rober Wetie gu mtBbdnoeIu,
penn tie ibm niht genug Snnaps9elo
oeben rpoQtsn poer tonnten.
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9erunloTung ieiner Wlutter perpdftet
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