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The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Son of President
Returns to School.

Charlie Taft, who spent his spring
vacation at the White House. has re,
turned to his uncle's school in Con-
necticut, TO resume his studies
Robert Taft will arrive in Washington
from Harvard within a few days tc
spend the Easter holidays with hi:
parents.
The Austro- Hungarian Ambassador
Baron Hengelmuller. was host at Ar
informal dinner last evening at the EN-,
bassy in compliment to Edwin V. Nor.
gan, the new American ambassador to
Brazil.
Tomorrow the ambassador will go tc
New York to meet Baroness Hengel
muller and their little daughter, wht
have spent the. season at their home
abroad.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell, who ha:
spent, the last several months travel
ing in the Orient, Is expected to re
turn to Washington the latter part oj
the week.
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Will Elect Gardner.

AUGUSTA, Me, April 12.-That United
States Senator Obadiah Gardiner who
was appointed by Governor Plaisted to
succeed the late Senator Frye, will be
formally elected Senator by the Legis-
lature TODAY seemed certain when that
body reconvened after = weeks recess
The election is for a fulI>term beginning
March 1913.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

could shoot. Finally Ben did not ask
VIII to go places with him any more,
but let him alone TO wander around as
he pleased.
Will did not like the country. That
was because he could not do what the
other boys did. He could not swim
we'll or hunt or do any Of the things
Ben loved to do. So after while he did
nothing but sit on the doorstep and
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Sketches From Dickens
For Nursery Benefit.

Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey Parsons has
loaned her ballroom for the benefit of
the Day Nursery, when sketches from
Dickens and other favorite authors will
be given by an accomplished reader on
Easter Monday evening. In addition 10
the reading musical program will be
given. Mrs. Ralph Barnard and Mr..
Veazie. will be among those who will
| sing.
Mrs. w. E. Andrews IS president nf
the. Day Nursery. Dispensary, and Roof
Garden. The patrons are Mrs. Bryce,
Mrs. Mclean, Madame Hauge, Mrs.
Matthew Scott, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams,
Mrs. Justice Lurton, Mr. and Mrs. w,
| A. Slater, Mrs. Eugene Hale. Mrs.
| Preston Gibson, Col. and Mrs. Henry
May, Mrs. Justice McKenna, Mrs. Mark
Hanna, Mrs. Charles L. McCawley. Mrs.
| Clarence Moore, Mrs. William Belden
Noble, Mrs. Murray Crane, Mrs. II. c.
! Corbin, Mrs SldneyBallou. Mr.. and Mrs
| G. H. Butler Miss Martha Goldman
Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. L. u. Letter
Mrs. A. 8. Worthington. Mrs. AleN
Stuart, Mrs. ]. r. williams, Miss Bes'
sic Klbbey, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker. Mrs.
Charles Richardson, Mrs. Ormsby Nc
Cannon, Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, Mrs
Atherton Cushman, Mrs. Willis Scott
Mrs. Broughton Wood. Mrs. Hay, Mrs
| Nelson Aldrich, Mrs. Norman Williams
Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs. Justice
Hughes, Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs
Richard Rlrrdi Ely; Mrs. David Fairehild
Mrs Gof, Mrs. Seth Shepherd, Mrs
Alex Shepherd, Mrs. Justice Wright
Hon. w. b. Mckinley, Miss MATHS, Gen
eral and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Robert T
Lincoln. Mrs. Cummins, Mrs Timmons
Senator and Mrs. George p. Mclean
Mrs. Lawrence Heap. Mrs. Josepl
Letter. Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs
Talbot, Mrs. Beekman winthrop, Mrs
Justice Van Devanter. Mrs. F. r
Kaufman, Mrs. Murray Cobb, Mrs.
T. Bates. Mrs. Joseph Thropp, Mrs
Charles Anthony, Mrs w. c. Eustis
Mrs. Copley Thaw, Mr.. and Mrs Henr!
White.
Mrs Fisher. wife of the Secretary o
the Interior, will not receive tomorrow.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean an
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Mclean occu
pied a box at Chase's last evening.
} Former minister to Norway, II. H. T
Peirce, will give an illustrated lectur
, at the Playhouse this afternoon o
Diplomatic Life in Russia"
Miss Lippett, daughter of Senate
3 Lippett. of Rhode Island, will return
Washington at the end Of the wee
, from Panama, where she has bee
spending some time with a sightseein
' party.
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Mrs. Albert B. CumminS Is Hostess
At Bridge Party This Afternoon
Mrs. Dunn Entertains
At Chevy Chase Club

Mrs. George M. Dunn, wife of the
American Military Attache at the en-
oassy at Rome, entertained small!
party infornlly at luncheon today at
the Chevy Chase Club, followed by
bridge in compliment to Mrs. Rumsey,
OF Buffalo. a house guest OF Mr.. ard
Mrs William Barret Ridgely.
Mrs. Dunn will leave Washington
early next month to join Colonel Dunn.
-
Miss Martha Bowers, daughter of
Mrs Lloyd Bowers, will return to
Washington today from Aiken, s. c..
where she has been the guest of Miss
Edgar, who will accompany her home
for a brief visit.
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In Honor Of Mrs. J. w.
Good, Of Iowa, and Lat
ter's House Guests.

Mrs. Cummins, wife of Senator AL
bert B, Cummins of Iowa. is entertain
ing at a bridge party followed by a tea
this afternoon at her residence in Park
road, In compliment to Mrs. James w.
Good, of Iowa, and her sisters, Mrs,
Fletcher and Miss Deacon, Of Chicago,
who are Mrs, Goods house guests for
the Easter holidays.
Spring flowers and Easter favors form
the decorations for the occasion.
Senator and Mrs. Cummins gave up
their apartment In the Highlands and
have taken the former residence OF
Senator and Mrs. William s. Kenyon OF
Iowa, at 1852 Park road.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box

over Caesars body came from the brain Of
Shakespeare or was II embalmed in Roman
history, and delivered CwIthout notes) at the
time and place? u. ID.
This grafton OF Mark Antony's is a
matter of history. but the exact words
did not suit Shakespeare, he using more
poetic language and phrases more suit
ed to his audiences.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please let me know when the baseball
season will close in Washington. Yours
truly, A. +.
The season in this city closes Octo-
Der 6.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please tell me how to massage the lines
at the sides and under the eyes, which were
to loosen the flesh and in the end make the
lines worse?
The lines under the eyes are worked
circles that lap each other. The right
| movement for the removal of wrin'
kles at the corners of the eyes is tc
start at the temple, and form a semi,
circle, gradually working down to the
cheek. These movements do not make
the skin loose, but develop the muscles
| so the wrinkles have no chance to come
| back. At the first signs of any return
| ing lines the treatment should star
again. If the method is not sufficient!
intelligible, send a stamped, self-ad
| dressed envelope. and a diagram Will
! be sent to you.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

Times Inquiry Department:
Will YOU please tell me the age one must
be to enlist In the United states Army
Thanking you, I am, yours truly. l. M j..
To become an enlisted man in the
United States army you must have at
tained your eighteenth year. In which
case you may enlist by having the
written consent of your parents, other
wise you must wait until you are
twenty-one.
Times Inquiry Department:
Will you please tell me good remedy for
freckles. DAILY READER.
One of the best remedies for these un-
pleasant little blemishes Is the old-fash-
ioned buttermilk bath. Battle the face
in warm, but not hot water, to open the
pores. Then bathe 1t in buttermilk.
This treatment will not only make the
freckles disappear, but will be beneficial
to your complexion.
Times Inquiry Department:
Will you please tell me the colored popula-
tion, according to the last census, of each
city of the United States, particularly in
Washington, Baltimore and New York.
A READER.
If you will apply by letter or phone
to the United States Census Bureau the
information you desire will be given to
you There is not room in the space
allotted this department to answer your
question as fully as you request.
Times Inquiry Department:
Please tell me whether Antony's Grafton
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
LOCAL MENTION

Regular Breakfast 2oc, and Lunch Isc,
with kale. Manhattan, 9l5 Q st.
Don't Miss Fall of Troy, Today,
Virginia, 9Th, p, G.
Shower Bath, Stag Hotel, COS 9th. Great
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Skating Club Holds
Its Last Meeting

The last meeting of the Monday
Afternoon Skating Club at the Arcade
pavilion yesterday afternoon had a
large and enthusiastic attendance.
Mrs. Beatty, wife of the commandant
OF the Navy Yard. and Mrs. Beekman
winthrop, wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Navy, received the guests
for the club, which was organized for
Mondays during Lent under the aus
pices of the District OF Columbia Aux
iliary Of the Navy Relief Society.
Music during the afternoon was fur.
nished by the bands from the May.
Hover and Dolphin, and tea was served
as usual, at small tables
Among those skating during the after.
noon were Mrs. Wickersham, Mr., and
MRS. Cornelius Wickersham, Mrs. Rich.
ara wainwright, Jr., Mrs. p. Lee Phil
lips, Mrs. Robert Roosevelt, Bsekmar
winthrop. Mrs. Hunt Slater, Mrs Chan.
Lieutenant Haines, and Mrs. Haines
Mrs. Harold P. Norton. Mrs. william
Manning Irwin, the Misses Irwin, Mis-,
Esther Slater. Miss Marguerite Caper
! ton, Miss Oracle, Miss Garlington, Mis-!
, Marga retta Brooks, Miss Caroline Ogder
Jones, Miss Amy Talbot. Miss Town
send, Miss Rose Greely, Miss Hinckcy
Miss Mary Howry. Miss Harmon. Mis-,
Peck Miss Doris Haywood. Mrs. Morri!
Cole, Mr.. Algara, Mr. de Bach, J. Low
Hartman, DR.. Mcdowell, Lieutenant
Hickey. L. S. n; William Strong, Free
Chaplin, John X. Stauffer, Lieutenan
Rodgers, u. s. n; Lieutenant Leahy, L
S. NJ, and Charles Richardson.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

Mrs. Joseph Letter, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Dorothy Williams, has
gone to New York for a brief stay.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

Mrs. Charles Edwards Birch is spend
ing some time in Atlantic City. guest
at the Hotel Chalfonte.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

MajAr Henry T. Allen. U. s. A, and
Mrs. Allen, OF the Connecticut, enter.
tanned at dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

Mrs. James +. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour will go to Philadelphia
for a few days after Easter and will
then be in Atlantic City for several
weeks.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

Times Inquiry Department:
Please tell me whether Antony's Grafton
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman's Stories
"wIsHEY wsHEY WILL"

WY IsHEY WIsHEY WILL
N wasn't his real name at all.
" He was William Brant, but
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

The new secretary of the Russian EN-.
bassy, Mr. Arsenieff, who is due to ar.
rive in New York Saturday, will come
Immediately to Washington.
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pel6er BEL benz 3ufammenitob bon
Dalter Wbaleb, angeblih in Selbits
pertbeibigung mebrere Uaale geitoden
unb Ihtper perlebt porben mar.
WbaleD purbe nessn Worodn9riffs
ben GroBeei6tporenen iibertpieien,
pGbrenb bic anbersn bret 4ngetlaeten
bon Der 9lntlage bes llnfugs freigss
fprofen tpurben.
Der friibere Itdbtif4e poli3iit
Ibomas Bropn, pelher aulebt
'als priputpoli3iit tbdtig mar, bis
ibm feline aommiHiOn ent5ogen
tpurbs, erbislt cine 8elDItrafe DON
$25 unb ben 8oftsn auoitttrt, neil er
Ii6 pisberbolt fir einen poIi3titen
uusgegeben unb bic 5unfttonen zines
Iol6en perriHtet bate. Die Gin5elbetz
ten oes SALES IinD pieberholt beri4tst
porben. grotpn bate einen itrettenoeu
S6ubarbeiter gumens Dm. 8obfta
tpegen 3ragens perborgener WatfeH
perbaftet unb Der Wtann mar i'm 'po@
lissigeridt freigeipro6en tporben.
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Stieeler ais Tremoenfiibrer.

TaB oie gooiter Grfuriicn naf) Dem
Siioen uid)t eriolgIos perlairfen III,
lab man geitern in Der Sffice oes
9iirgernleiiters. Cine gan5e gln5abl
fIeinere 8eif1itsIeute nus 4entlldu
bate iih IN Der Office oes Staot-
oberbauptes, oen Tie bel Dem 8eiudje
ser gooiters fennen Iernten, eingefun-
ben, nm i'm 5u besriiBen. 2eioer mar
Der giirgern1eiiter nid}t anrueieno, oa
er Der Stslng Der 9uoget.aommii.
lion i'm Court Sauie beimobnen mlb-
Il uno rpuroen bic aentrfper oesbolt
BON benz oeutiten Sefretdr, Serra
StiegIer, enlpfangen, Der ibnen auh
ipdter in cinem autonlobil oen 9e-
ihaftstbeil Der Staot seiete uno lie
hann nah ains & 8oepfe. SbiIito's 8
iino anoeren geitdften nabm, no tie
ibre eiufaufe ntad)ten. Tic 9efi.
tufper iprad,en iih iebr Iobeno iiber
Die 3,ipprfomnenbeit oes Serrn
5iiegIer uno Der GeiaditsIe.Ite aus
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fir 8rnnbeigeftbimL 0as fir Strds
neutrality-suspicious. nppropriirt
iporoen lit.
Walter sSenfins, Der niif getreibert
Ger Genniplpanier Beboroen ipegen
Bernahlaiiigung ieiner SamiIte, bier
oerbaftet Doroen lit lnb iih in Der
Sail beiinoet, bat ein Sabeas Corpus
Bcrfabren eingeleifet, INN ieine Aus.
lieferung 81 perbinoern.
Der Reeeiper Des Ran B. Qedh, friis
beren Gigentbiimsrs bes .Smperidl
Gafe", reihte Teinen S6lubberidt elm,
bem5ufolse er $11 ,322.66 pereinnabmt
rno ods Dorbanbene 9eln in 9eitalt
elmer 35prosentieen Dipipenbe an bic
gldubiser sur 0srtbeilung aebradi
tot, nohoem porber nod cine sSoroe'
runs Der Sobn 6dud Brstping go. i'm
getraee bon $3.50 unb anbere Qus.
gnben be5ablt fporben rparen.
Or. Riharb 6. Belt, Der bic 5ami.
lie bes Sobn r. Robinion, fribsrer
3irfus -gisentbiimers, bon 1890 Bic
1912 bebdnoelte, bat esitsrn DeFeu
WaTeosripalisr Wilton Saplsr auI
3ablung bon s2549.75 fir riidftdnbig,
0ebiibren perild9t.
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3tpeites 1reis apnsert


Gas 3tpeite itdotiife 5rei-aon6ert
lntter Der gerning Sroinan5, finoet
beute, sSreitag, gbeno ouf benz Wtos
bolpf GpieIplase itatt. Gapeunteiiter
Sobn @eber bot foIgenoes irrterei'
ionte Brogramm aufgeItellt:
Uearih .Tbe Eprolem @oobhop'
pers" @agner
Superture-,N Nhter uno 8uuer" .
eb,ts2 fl 20, ?~ :"23 Is
$500. Suppe
Webrere popuIare 2teoer Renttf
aubos Gbor aus 81 Erooatore"
CIV
Seleftion aus rIbe Etnf 2aoD"
Gotpourri oel,tiher 2teoer, &romler
9torCtiius 80. ReouI
Mtehrere Der reueiteu popltlarcn Wte'
loolen DON 2tI6el
9(t Roq Iime Rdu WtonaCo
SeIeftion bon iiioIi6en Blantaaer.
~BEUtLH NA'lhPk
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Oeburten.

2luguitus unb aillion Geisler, 1918
Gibertp Ctr, &nabe.
Ben. unb Qlies &roger, 404 Oregon
Ctr, WGoden.
Oiniam unb WtiQieguhonan, 11O6
aincoln Ctr, Wdoaen.
Gabriel unb Wtinna 2eDtn, lob
Gutter Str, anabe.
qpuis uno Sba 2aoofsfp, TO
Wounb Str, Mdohen.
Soc uno Gpa 9rellsr, 14O9 Central
9lpe., Wfdpfen.
gbas. unb RsDa Ratb, Bomb Stu,
Wtdohen.
Qouis unb autie Sbarp, 2126 Ger
man Str, anae.
Diaiam uno Wariu plagemdnn,
1863 Stdts QDe., Snabe.
5bpmds unb Gatte 5errn, 1881
Rihmono Ctr, &nabe.
SEQ unb Wargaret WtotA;s, 23l4
Wsit 6. Qpe.. &nabe.
Spfepb uno Wtdrn Qinoermdnn,
528 Orient Str, Wtdb6sn.
Bernard unb Wurp gOergsr. Goun'
trp Club Roao, andbe.
Dillidm unb Catherine yttsbdus,
Gran Roab, anabe.
WiQiam unb 5rancis5etnrid, 5O4z
Sprinq 9rope Qpe., UtGoten.
5oispb uno Gliiabetb 9unt, 144t
Stdte Npe., andbe.
Bernard uno Wargaret Gutter, 34I
20. UlcWilan Ctr, &ndbe.
6drrp uno emma 4oamion, l4le
GbaIe Str, anabe.
Gouis uno Utirnie SaI5er, 500 d
IL. Strube, Gnabe.
German uno Gpa 5agsborn, 81
Ct IL. Ctr, Wldb6en.
Gofpin unp gefis parneQ, lO22
Central gpe.. Wdohen.
Wiaiam uno Qlice Dieibbours
1887 Rnor Str., W60hen.
! Sdrrn unb 4nua Detsrs, 126!
| Cliff Qps., Wdo6en.
Ulihael unb GIi3abeth Wclfb, 125'
| Sliff 4pe., Wdphen.
Rufus unb 2sott 2onsmaun, ,Wsb8e
fuoob 2lpe., Enabe.
/ 9lrtbur uno Gatbsrine groter, 533O
Moore Ctr, Wlaohen.
| Glmer unb gua gonen, 4610 geec
| Str, &nabe.
| Spbu unb emma Roa, 406 gulDer
Str, Mldohen.
! DiQiam uno Glen Oils. 316 8uur
/ Str, Gnabe.
/ Ben uno 2puiis 9oenis. air6p Ro
&nabe.
6ermann unb Bertha Gstin, 133
Wain Ctr, Gnabe.
4 Georse unb ellie Garner, "a
groahfpap, Gnabe.
Wiaiam unh 9ioIa Steinbdue
$50 God Str, Gndbe.
Gbparb uno CLARA 5amilion, 124
/ SIt 3. Ctr, anabe.
5snrp uno Warp Grep, 1925 8
3. Ctr, Guabe.
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Ghe.GrlaubnlR

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! Sbip.
iReus aibler, 26, $50 20. 4.
[Mi6oel u. 5olep, %, 26O6 gucltb.
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puroue StrdBe.
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Court Strabe.
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lRoie @rieTer, 80, 1881 Waon.rofe.
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I 9rppe Ineuue.
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lap Strabe.
(Jreb. Sridboff, 80, 1906 SatiOr.
lGsciIia 0uffp. 28, GA Sit 6.
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NngeblidDe Rild,o;sbe.

Der poli3ei ipar.n In lestsr 3eit
mebrsr. geItpsroen Don Wildpugens
tutitsrn suessangen iibsr bier junse
Burden, rpsIde ben Jubripsrten gu
fcIgen unp Die 5luihenmilh bon ben
Saustrsppen gu iteblsn pilssten. Der
bsrittene gpli3iit 2etpis perb1ftete fru5
eeitsrn Wlorgsn i'm gosu gart pier
balbtpiihiiae Gnobsn, ipslte I'D als
Sames Bbite, 10 Sabre oft, Wlartin
Ibrodmortpn, II Sabre alt, beibe pN1
Rithmonb, @a.; Gilbert Rempts, Il
Sabre aft, BON Ro. % 9reen StraBe,
rno Clarence ellis, II Sabre alt. Don
Hc. 1O48 ct. paul 9loce, Wlt. 4us
burn, reaiitrirttn. Die 8efungenen
purbsn 3unddit aIs perodhtig singes
iterrt.
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Sdluabiidler llnteritiieunss @ereiu
Gintrad)t.

Der S9pGbiibe unterit. 8erein
rGintra6t" riiitet iih gu sinem gastet
picnic, tpslGes am Spuntag, IA. SuIi,
i'm Sumbolos part obgeboIten pirb.
Der 9erein beitebt 3umeiit aus iiingss
rem 0euti9 Nmeritonern Spsiter unb
oritter 9ensration, Die aber feitbaIten
an Der oeutihen Sprahe uno am beuts
ihen Grobiinn. Die ssefts hes 8ers
ems erfreuen iih aIgsmeiner 8sIiebts
belt. periteben es bod bic WtitgIisber,
ben Seiudetn ben IufentboIt in ieber
ge5iebuns angenebm 81 MAIDEN. Dds
nit ben @prbereituneen betraute Som
mtttse miro tpeoer WiiiR nod Rpfteu
iheuen, ouh oiesmal allen 9beilnebz
mern sinsH psrsnigteu Tag gu berti.
ten.
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Snouitrieler 0urius.

StuIs Superintenoent 1per beub.
iid)tigt, in Ser nelten 4 ISaterneoiate
5tluIe. in Sen GlementarflQiien ei-
nen iuouitrieIIeu &llriits cin3llfiibreu.
ser ith rutilrlih nah Dem 9llter Der
ainoer ridten niro. Die auaben ucr-
Sen in beu 8ebrauh Don Sanotpert-
scug pno Woihinen ll1terlpteien iper.
oen uno oeu WQodcn iou llnterridt
in Den Inianqsariinoen Ger Bubma.
heret uuo Sd)neioeret etc. ertbeilt
peroen
Or. Gper iuipi3trte alIi iciuer Riif.
febr pom Chicago oa$ Spitem in
Garp. Sno., unb miro oasieLbe bier
in mooifi3irter 5orn etufiibreu.
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Sentides Altenbeim.

7ds 9irettorium beg 9eutIhen Ms
tentsims belt seitern Nahmittag unz
ter 8oriiB pon Serrn 5. Sertsnitein
uno Der prototoQfiihrung BON 9errn
5ans 3inte cine Weriammlune in Der
Qnitalt ub. Dem geribte oss Superz
intsnbsnten Ssrrn 0ogobsrt 8rug ents
nsbmen mir, boB i'm 2aufs bss psrs
floTenen Wtonats Elm SnIa1Ie, Serr
4bam Bauer, nit bsm Sobe abgtng.
Der 8sTunbbetts3uitunb Der iibrigen
80 SnIoFen mar Elm befriebigenber.
Der geriht bes Gtran3ietretGrs Germ
5. u. Wsper, nit tpeI6em Der oes
S6asmsiitsrs Serrn $. u. Seiiter
iibereiHitimmts, ergiebt ginnubmen NIT
GaTsnbsitono in 5obe bon $3785.19,
oenen S626.73 glusgaben gegeniibers
itshen, 70 baB $3158.46 in Der 4oTe
psrbIeiben. 9errn Sobn Niemes purs
be fir Elm 9sIoseident i'm 8etrage BON
SIS, iopie alien Gebsrn anIGBIih oes
iiineiten 4ltenbeimfeites Der Dart oes
8oritanbes ousgebridt. Serr S.Stpts
mann, SO Sabre alt, aus 8erber 'tams
meno. puroe probepetie uufgenoms
men. Serr Sertenitein berihtete, bof
bic 9o9el'fhen Grben iih bisIang ges
tpeigert bGttsn, bas @ermdhtniB bon
$500, pelhes 9err goseI benz 4Itens
beim teftamenturiih permaht babe,
aussuaablsn. Sin aus ben 5errer
Sertenitein, GemboIo uno Shreiber
deficiencies Gommittss tpiro in bieIel
Sahe nit ben grben Riidfprahe neb,
men. NIs 8eiuts Gpmmittee pur:
ben sruunnt: pom 8oritonb bic Ssrrsr
Ghas. 6. pierIs uub 8. 3inte; BON
8srein Ole 9erren Sol. 6. aun3e uni
Sui. Qen3.
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slerstlidle llutcrIud)ung Der Sdml.
finoer.

Ter dr8tIi6e Ghef-S5nipettor Sabine
unterbreitcte geiteru oeu 8eiuno-
beitsbeamten ieinen 9erttt iiber bic
GrstIi6e llnteriudpng Der atlloer IN
Ben sSadion, Sberntan, Wforgan uno
). Giirift Shuleu, Der Spe3ialldllle
fiIr 4naben ulo Der Spe5laIsStrule
9to. 3. Garuah ipurocn t436 atnoer
unterilrht, BON benen 112 an 8uber.
fuIoie leioen ndmIidl go forbige uno
% meiBe. tpopou 80 Dtdohen rtno 53
anaben limo. 8et $50 &iroern rpur-
ben In3eihcn bon Gubertuloie gef1In.
oen mo Die ubrigen 1854 ainoer mo-
rem terugeIun0.
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Aus benz pDli3eiseridt.

Ter itsuOsrtretsnbe Rit.er Dunlap
lit tein prin3ipiellsr Gssuer bes ebz
len pinodleipisls. ielbit tpenn nm al.
men yiidel oosr Dime asIpielt piro
uno feline libsrlIen sSoesn mutbsn trz
friftenb an. in elmer WirtbItaft an
Central aOsnus pnren mebrere Mdns
ner BEL pem senannten Spiel iibtrz
raitt iporbeH. Der Wirtb odb auf
bem 3enssnitano unumpunoen gu,
Dub bel ibm 8sipielt iporoen isi, ipa6s
renb bic SpisIer felbit iih beraussus
IissH perIuttsU. Der Wirtb ipuroe
Ohne Weiierss freisefprohsn, pdbrsnb
bic anbsrsu 2Insetlasien 3ur 3abluns
Der Soften psrurtteilt fpurben. 9a Tie
iebod nidt bas nOtbiss alsinselO in
ibrsm Bette bdtten, rpurben aud in
ibrsn 5dlsn bic Strafsn iuipsnbirt.
qDoIter 2sng ipurbe bes trimiHslea
Qusriffs ouf Gonarb 6eis idulbig
bsfunben uno gu 6 Ronotsn 4rbeitss
haus, $500 8sIoitrafe uno ben aoit:n
perurtbsilt. Die Gin3elbeiten bss 5al.
les sniaieben Ih Der Der0ffsntlihung.
Gin am II. Suni itattssfunoenss
Reneontrs spiiten Gtrsi,srn unb Qrs
beitstpilissn Der Morton'i6sn Hetla.
mefdilbsrfirma bilbete seitsrn ben 8es
lenifanb elmer ldnenier:asn 9erhanos
lung por bsm poli3eirihter. Inter
ben bier ansstIusten befunb fid nur
|sin Gtssiier, ndmIi1 aInop Gaisp
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GterblidbfeitSberidbt.

0'arp Siabea Ritt. 223 90. 2. Ctr.
II Sabre, Sers.Rbeumatisnnis.
@illinm StiIIlpell, 81 Sabre, Solin.
tu armenbaus. 2dhmuna.
Soiepb Sborten. II Sabre, 81
gongreB sfoe.. 8ebirnblnten.
Senrn Rolpne, 81 Sabre, 5ilberra.
Ioiis Sanntoriilm, guberfuIoie.
W1nrp Barrett. 20 Sabre, Sanoto-
rum, Jnbertliloie.
Marp Hegus, 26 Sabre, 3920Glen.
man Ape.. Wngenieioen. 4
2oilis Groeier, rs Sabre 800 Rid
monb Ctr, 2ungenentsiinoims.
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2iberfn Ctr. SerSIeibcn.
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2204 Sbaoipeu airnbautentsiin.
ouno.
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Sdlmabeu.gicn am IA. 5uli.

2lm SonRtaG ben IA. Suli, Dsrou-
itaItst Der SdIpdbifde unterftiisunssa
Yersin i'm gountrp Club. In CARTHAGE
istn idbrIihss picnie, fir tpelhes all
lerIsi lleberrdfaungen seplani rperbeu
Die fSsftlihteiten Der Sdpaben er
freueu iif, be,anntlid untsr ben Teut
Ihsn Der Staot sroBer 8eIiebttsit, Der
itebsn fis es bod dusae3etthnet, ben ge,
fuhern aHsenebme Stunbeu 3u bsreitei
unb oaourtl iHrmer tpteher 81 ntnei
9efunen gu berpegen. Tas hissi6h
rige Qicnie piro teine auSnahme Dor
Der HsseI isin.