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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19

ro"ful figure In the generally humor-
Gus little comedy called Her Own
Money"
A VERY delightful clock tea of
L n yesterday afternoon was that at
which Mrs Charles Tying entertained
about two dozen Of her closest friends
quite informally. The rooms Of the
artistic home wore bright with flowers,
quantities Of chrysanthemums In yel-
low and white decorating them. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. William
Story. Mrs. Frederick Steigmeyer, Mrs.
Harry Knight and Mrs. E, V. Silver,
WHAT promises to be an elaborate
w society event of tomorrow aft
ernoon is the "silver tea'' for which
Mrs. a. Fred Wey has thrown open her
beautiful home on East South Temple
street for the ladies Of the altar plild
OF st. Mary's cathedral. The hours
are. from 2 till 5, and during that time
the Wey home at 1921 East South Tenn.
pie street will be open to all friends
OF the Altar society. Mrs. wey, Mrs.
r. Morrison and Mrs. F. J. Westcott
will receive the guests. At the tea tn.
Bile the following ladies will take turns:
Mrs A. H. 8. Bird, Mrs. W. J.
O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Mrs. 7,
D. Wood and Mrs. ]. j. Daly' assisted
by Miss Margaret Collins, Miss Mar.
garet Rogers, Miss Cassandra Wood
Miss Florence Sullivan, Miss Gertrude
Geoghcgan and Miss Frances McCbrvs,
tai. Mrs. P. s., Keogh and several other
prominent society women Of the catbs.
dral will assist in entertaining dnr;no
the afternoon, and the orchestra from
ST. Mary'5 academy will provide the
music.
MI AHONRI NJ. YOUNG has beon
I'VE highly honored by an eastern
publication, Dress and Vanity Fair, bv
having four Of his art works repro-
duced in comparison with the works Of
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the load, too embarrassed now to take
back his money and say he had made
a mistake, When finally he staggered
forth with the formidable "long box /"
he was obliged to hire taxi to get
1T to his hostess house and was saved
from being embarrassed only by ex
planning that where he came from flow
ers really cost money.
a PARTY Of versatile young peo.
pie have planned a most unique
sort Of benefit entertainment for next
Friday night which will be an automo-
bile trip around the world in effect.
They have secured the homes Of eight
people who have travelled extensively
and who have souvenirs from the var
ious countries, and they will journey
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-19
Effective, Economical
Complexion Beautifer
(Julia ORR IN Tho Clubwomanl

tJula Orn In Inc Clubwoman.)
One reason 30 strongly recommend
mercolized WINK Is that II really takes the
place OF several different cosmetics, saw
lnR time, patience and expense II is bet
ter than any cleansing cream, better tha n
any massage cream. and better than any
rouge, for accomplishing the results for
which such articles are used As the
wax actually absorbs an old faded or DIS
colored cuticle, little each day. the un.
dcrlying skin which gradually appears, Is
clearer, softer. healthier hued and more
youthful than any cosmetic made COM
pleXion. Spreading on a thin coat OF this
wax at night, washing 1t Off mornings. In
a week or so produces a marvellous trans
formation. Just one ounce of mercoliZpd
wax. obtaineble at any drugstore. Will do
the work. There's nothing better to re-
move freckles. moth patches liver spots
sallowness. blotches pImples or bla ck-
heads.
For. wrinkles and loose. saggy skin, I
invariably recommend a face bath made
by dlssolvinE l or powdered saxoIite In
. pt witch hazel, This has remarkable
estripgeut and tonic properties
tadvertibcncntl
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cally the first time they have either
of them taken serious hold in a golf
tournament and it was most gratifying
to their friends TO have them do 80
well. The trophy for the winner was a
beautiful vanity box and the prize for
the runner mp was only a little less
beautiful. Miss Halloran won besides
this trophy a basket of golf balls for
the low. net score. Mrs. Robert c.
Gemmell and Miss Lucille Gilmer Of the
women S greens committee gave the
prizes for the tournament.
THE following from the San Fran
l. cisco Chronicle will be read with
interest by Salt Lake friends who are
looking forward to visit from Mrs.
Alley:
Mrs. Richard Alley, who will be
remembered as Miss Florence Oar
oy, will be an October visitor in
the bay cities. coming from her
homo in Louisville, Ky, to be the
house guest Of her mother, Mrs. E.
B. Kcsslar, in Alameda. Mira.
Alleys husband was formerly con
nected with the Western Pacific
Railroad company in responsible
position, which ne gave up some
time ago TO assume the presidency
of an international corporation
which has its headquarters in
Louisville. The attractive young
matron viii be extensively feted
during the few weeks she will re-
main in California.
ma RS. F. B. SCOTT has as ber guest
IS4 her sister, Mrs. Duffy, wife OF
Charles Gavin Duffy, we'll known
barrister Of Charlottestown, Prince Ed
ward Island. Mrs. Scott entertained
yesterday at luncheon in honor os
her guest, having Mrs, William Spry,
Mrs. A. R. Barnes. Miss Frances
Barnes, Mrs. J. A. Scott and Mrs. Rod
erick Mackenzie III 70 meet her.
THE Delta Upsilon sorority of the
i university entertained at dane
ing party Saturday evening at the II.
Continued on Following Page.)
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How | Darkened My
Gray Hair
Lady Gives Simple Home Recipe That
She Used to Darken Her Gray
Hair.

For years / tried to restore my gray
hair to it's natural color with the pre-
pared dyes and stains, but none Of them
gave satisfaction and they were all
expensive. 1 finally ran onto simple
recipe which ! mixed at home that
gives wonderful results. / gave the
recipe which is as follows, to a number
Of my friends, and they are all delight
ed with it. To 7 OF. Of water add
small box of Barbo Compound, i or. OF
bay ruin md II OF. Of glycerine. Use
the required shade, then every two
weeks. 1t will not only darkeu the gray
hair. but removes dandruff and scalp
humors. aud acts as tonic to the hair.
1t is not sticky or greasy, docs not rub
off and does not color the scalp. You can
prepare it at home at very little ex.
pense. (Advertisement.)
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from the one to the other by motor to
hear brief talk on the country, to see
the exhibits and to be served with
sort OF progressive feast by beauteous
maidens dressed in the garb Of the ma
tion represented. America will be
found at the Richard Morris home, 966
East South Temple street. The Moyle
home on East First South will be
japan. The A. w. McCune mansion on
North Main will represent the Span
ish American countries. Mrs. r. N
Wilson of 325 Third avenue Will make
+. Langford home on Second avenue
will be known as Ireland. The Peter
A. Droubay home at 9s6 Third avenue
will be Sweden. DR.. S. Ii. Allen s
home at 206 Eighth avenue will be
known as Holland and the Richard "
Young home at 305 First avenue will
be Turkey. The friends who are to
take the trip will assemble at the near
est home and streams Of automobiles
will keep them passing from one coun-
LIy To tuS
MRS. WALTER ELLINGSON was
lv1 the hostess on Tuesday last at a
luncheon given for Miss Emma Nuttall
Of Dayton, o., who is the guest Of Mrs.
Walter Green for the autumn months.
The decorations were o. the beautiful
garden flowers and the other guests
were Mrs. Green. Mrs. Rubelle Stewart,
Miss George Sampson and Mrs, Harry
Shipler. Miss Nuttall has been enter
tanned at numerous affairs during her
stay in the city.
THE women's golf handicap tourna-
Il ment is ended with Miss Florence
Halloran the winner OF the low net
score in the first medal play, as the win
ner Of the tournament. Miss Halloran
won over Miss Margaret Dunn in the
finals the early part of the week, the
two young girls having surprised all
interested by winning from the older
players at every turn. 1t was practi-
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)ERE will be any number of
feas. luncheons and dinners,
\ the coming week, the real au'
iestivities having settled over so
hrcles. Mrs. George V. Lawry
ifertain at small bridge tea on
for Miss Irene Lopez, who 10
est of Mrs. +. II. Merrill, Mrs.
Derpe, a newcomer to the city,
|lrs. Horace Dunbar, who is to
bortly to make her home IN Oak
Mrs. Robert King Brown will
In at two such affairs on Tues
Ia Wednesday, the one in COM
{ to her sister, Mrs. Frank Dole
,rado and the other in honor of
Sunbar.
lAndrew L. Hoppaugh has issued
Ions for a tea to be given at
me Tuesday afternoon to meet
Inn r. Meyer of Milwaukee who
lies Josephine We'll OF this city.
me afternoon Mrs. l.. J. Gilmer
tertain at tea at her home in
4 Heights in compliment to Miss
!, Gilmer Of New York, who has
|bending the summer here. Mrs.
M NJ. McCrea will entertain the
h of her sewing club the same
'|on at her home On East First
'nkreet.
5Enos D. Hoge will be the hostess
I1nesday at an elaborate bridge
y affair having been postponed
Sxst planned. Mrs. D. W. Phelan
the hostess at a similar affair
Irsday afternoon. Mrs. .. Z.
vill entertain at an evening af-
day night for a company of her
Mrs. William Reid will enter
Sewing club at luncheon Fri
]Cyprus, the palatial new yacht
nlonging to D. c. Jackling,
recently in the Pacific waters
northwest country, will make
'l9initisl pleasure trip at holiday
Nr. Jacking has made up a
b spend Christmas in the Ha~
islands, and the company will
IN San Francisco December II
plulu. Among the guests arc Mr.
J. Frank Judge, Mr.. and Mrs
"
> [cCornick, Miss Wymond, Mr..
). Gay Lombard of Portland,
u1 E. Burley, F. J. Janney,
hers. Aside from spending
{dsy time IN that land of
the Cyprus will cruise
: al waters for some time. Tho
nRmily and Miss Wymond will
] ling the entire winter on the
u at least in San Rafael, where
I've taken a house and where
4 Iymond and the small son are
ablished, Mrs. Judge will re-
m New York, where she goes
/, p. Charles Whitley, about the
IL November, when Mr.. Judge
- and their baby will leave for
hel.
NjENT number of Vogue has
i beautiful picture Of Salt
Inon who Is making good on the
z uss Julia Dean, who is just
IA earing in the new play "Her
rioney,' which is one Of the
2 3lem plays not of the ordinary
= bsing exploited at the present
a (iss Dean, who spent her child
sire, and who has many warm
= n Salt Lake society, was last
in "The Lily" with Nance
= - The same picture shown in
rel seen in the new society mag
~ Dress and Vanity Fair" and
picture ie the following line:
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rowful figure In the generally humor-
ous little comedy called Her Own
Money"
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Ztabtbdter
1ariten ae5lunngen iein, einen SbTil
hires saiairs 5nrad5usableu.

Tie bereits Bel iriibereu 8eleaen.
letten jienlidt Iebhaft oisfi,tirte s5ro'
ae, Oh Etaotrathsmitglieoer beref,.
iist iinS, ihr Saloir 81, 5ieben. peri
lie Stnotratbsiieungen nifJt beituol.
uefi. III ipieoer einmal anserest NOR
oen.
Beneralantpalt Sogan bat n6nltdI
ben Ynragraphen 1908 be5 gllgenlei'
ten aober oobin ausseIegt, oaB Gin
St0btrntbSnlitgiieo nur bann 5u 8e'
bait bereftigi lit, pcim es Der Sis'
una bciiuobnt uno ouf 8rullo Oieles
esutnd,tens lit aegentpdrtig Der gr'
perte Wsoies glou pom Staatsbnrcal'
iiir cinbeitlid,e guhiiihrung NIT ci'
ner llnieriudAng Der Vrotofoue oea
Staoratbs bonn Sabre 1911 al be-
idsaitigt. INN ielt3uiteaen, ipeld1s
Observation-Disclosures IN ben eln5elner
9erjanmlungen eeieblt haben.
gtod Der sertigiteanng ietnes He'
rid,fs oiiritc onnn OIL bic Stabtpdte,
l.ne ehenaliaen Stobtuater. bic trcs
abiDeienbeit bas Salair, oas iifl prc
5isung dnf etspa5 iiber S22 Itellt
ae;oaen habcn, Sas Griud)cn ergeBen
Die iibcr,oaenen getrnge iuteoer an
Gle SfaOttaiIe ab5uliefern.
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llntcr ucrOGdltigcn llmitdnbcn singcn
gCiteru ID SMhc oes Ysplferei'
beiiBcrs Surru Srinfmaun Gin.

llnter oerod6tigsn umitdnoen 9ias
gen geftern Is aiibe, gigentbum Dts
WoItereibeiieers 6nrrp grtRtmana
BON Der &irbp Roao, Elm uno ols 9es
Iunobeitsamt iit nit etner Inter u
dung Der QngeIegenbeit beihafttgt, Do
Der gerpa6t DorI,egt. oab DIE Hubs
pergiftet puroln.
Die 5biere befanbsn iih aui Der
Weioe, aIs lie trepirten uno grtnis
mann benahrih.iJts ben Itaotfhen
8efunobeitsbe1mtsn II. QaRDis, Der
spei 1berdr5ts oss Departments
rad Der ROltsrsi ianote, Die ourA stne
eingsbenbe llnteriuhung feItiteutsn.
blb audi perIhisoene anoere oer aus
40 5tlit beite6enotR tu6feeroe l6Dar
frant poren. Tas 5utter, oas ben
rersnoetsu 1hi:ren gercitt pu be,
tpiro oOrIduiig 4emiia unterIutt
iperceu.
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Rlus benz Yoli3eigerid)t.

Ter 46 Sabre alis Robsrt r. Illsp
pom Tapion. s.. 3sririimmer;s fern
Wloratn gsseH 5 llbr in ong,irunts
ntm 3nf.anos unn aus Eeinsni lle5era
Eusb cine Der 0lcsibiren oss esnssr
1bsassrs am JouHtnin SqHart. gr
iuuroe bon sem poiiSiitsn Me 5tans
xrb1f.st uno Ipdisr osm Eitt.r me-
cen 6os.pilIissr Gafb.ifGhiguns pcr.
atfiihrt. CT tam, ha sr foni. ein an-
ft1nhistr atrl 3u fsin it,sint uno nur
bernem btrfit mar. ben en5tr 6isfsn
GHnosn su srissea, nit elmer iasp n
cffttn Gsrab. ron S. uno ben aoiten
babcfi.
Charles 5ugsiisr. ipsltsr auf gers
rnInHuns lsinsr eissntn. 19 Jsbr:
aIieH 1ohier ipsssn aEsebiiten Slit
Notwithstanding pertafiet lrorosn
mar. nurbe ben grobs ffnor.nsn
Gberlritftn.
Robert garpsr ipnr srh fritz gtit.rn
Mprefn nit tinsm Rifisnfaier b.im.
sttomtnen unb ieine 5rnH bate i'm
nit tintr gesroliioen 0ushtnenprsbiei
tnspfugefn. DieIes Graefse ben Mnnn
tO, odt 81 fs1 anf1idts. GefEf:ss .an
Ul6aet ~ jsrf4toctn4 IN mstHsr g.,
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Sinh bic Mnsaben be5nglid) Der pro-
ieftirten linirniiirnng Der Stra.
fenbabnangeitellten.

ueS.r bic proisftiris llnioniiiruns
Der S.rabenbabnunseiteatsn ipurosn
oeftern grtl1rungsn abeeeeben, bic nd
,ras rpicsrIprat<n. 9on Seiten Dir
Ssrabenbabnsei.aidaft puro. rsrs
Iitert, mas aud ibon bereits IN bitten
Gpnlisn bsrihtst ipcroen, onB Die an
ostiinbiate Orsnniiotionsperilmmluns
In Der 9soht pom DisnIias gum Utitt'
nod in Der Cosmopolitan 6uus eil
obIoluter sgsbifhloo mar. 1tri.lb:H
foaen ettpo 80 WanH bsisspobnt has
ben.
N.sin DIR, Der Srsanifaior oss
Observation-Disclosures Der Strabsnbatns
anoef.ellten, bthaupiete oihiHgeSeE,
bab ss Th si Ger @eriamulluns IN
Der Cosmopolitan Gale nur um Elm
W1n5per sur Srrefubrung Der Stras
Observation-Disclosures ssbanoslt zho bic
wirslite 9srfammlung in aaG Stils
,pchrene osr Rd6t in sinsr anntren
bane nbaehal:sn iporosn lei. Dor'
tdtten iit sspa 100 gnssitslits ssr
Sl.abenbabngsIsuf6aft ,tHssiuns;n
uno iofort cine Union ms ats
ben cerufen. fpdbrsne gu gisiner 3sii
BON etner 2n,ah BON giirgsrn uns
Jreunsen Der orscniiirien 4rtei'sr'
ftaTt sins giirssrlisl iur 9eritastli'
dung bes GirabsHtaaHbeirit5s ge'
eriinbtt porosn iei.
4m Tisnffua Abenn belt lbri 2sns
uuh bie ~NuiuaI Benefit 4Hceiaiiou
eer Strnbenb1tngsisuitaft" ihr. Der
iommluHu ab uno in oi.itr gtrfamm
luna nurbeH 81 nsus Wiiglitoer agf'
genpmmeH.
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6enrn Weaeer. "a. 40 ganf Ctr.

oenrp Weaoer, "a, 47O gant Str.
gIutper9iftung.
Sohn 62aler, U}onats. 224 Rens
ner Ctr, Gunqensnt3unoung.
Catherine 6irjman, 45, 332 10. 6.
Ctr, Jnqueit in Stnebe.
GIii6a 8argbiQ. 80, 30 Narp Ctr,
Riersnleiben.
Sames Bern, IS, 1929 0ine Cir,
Qeberoerbdrtunq.
Shpsitsr UIarD 8ictrrta (Donn,l-
IN, 1409 Greemun 2lpe., 5uberlulo1e.
JoIspb golartO, 27, ct. Trarcis
.9pipitul, ShpinoIutt.
Warp Coenbe4, "a, Diuton Ro1b,
glutDergiftung.
2incoIn Euetp.r. q, 1886 8 galano
aoe., Shpdhs.
5O1H Settrid, 90, 1917 5opp.s
Str, Snqutit in Safpeb,.
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Soritcr 8roddjtniffcier.

Am fommcHoen Sounaq, hem q.
2lpril fin0ct in Der I2artini Stride
on Der u, 6, StroBc 0tc oicsidbriae
Qtemorinlfcjer Ger biciigcu S6fe Ser
lyorCIters OF 2lmrrica itltt. Die ;Seiar
miro Inn 2:30 ltbr NIT eiuen Crgcl.
fon3ert bon Truu Gillian ArfcQ 91ir.
iorh pom Cincinnati Goacqe Of g1u.
Tic cr0ifnet nerOeu. ,SolJenoc &onr.
poitti1neu DCr0cn 5u 8eb0r ge6rad)t
mer0en:
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20 the GpcHing Star" @agner
d, 2Upp!icatIou" .IrupiRger
@icrauf miro iolgeuoe5 Grogramm
ourtaefitbrt peroen:
GhorJrian8 "4raic thc 6otber"
8ounco
Moriini airdenhor.
Gr5inunga5crcmonicn, aeleitct BON
gnil e Baum, q. z. 6. R. Of
Chic.
9ob Colo: ~6oir TO Gair" ,so6nion
6err =. !. @eiBmanu.
@grIeieH Ser ytamcn ser Deritorbancn
0titaIteOer Scr btciIgen Courts.
6l6teniolo: rIraumgrci" Shmuann
6rau q. Jop.
Gulogp 9r. q. Su6er
Z. 6. Don Gourt gibertD
Sopran.Solo . CtDiHc gteoeenter"
8oanoo
Srl Caroline Seine
CSeoddtuiBraoc Ahtb &. lP. 0oR.
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Gitp, u :.
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&crr s. Ia6ulc.
aurjc AHipradlcn bon anoeren anpe.
i1uoen Rcamtcu Ser @roBlooc.
(enur. 5plo y Ibc &oro is mn 11ep.
h3o" 2i0ale
Scrr 8m. alcil.
Sd'lub5ercmoHicu;
&pit,aoium nTeit Dlaritl aeao
5rI. GIma 5trcutnanM Crgantitin.
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lic goIisei iahnoet nai sluei glt.
aepleioste iuHse giriden, lpelt,c az.
tern sll iriiher WorgeHitunoe Die
lhslre 0es SiepeIeiaoens oes Grnii
abranis, 20. Sf0 Rnee Strabe. aif-
braden uno sipei 9'iepcies itablen.
Ius cine snbrrao puroe mehrere
SfnnoeH ipafer In Der sllIep hinier
Dem BuiIneB Wens Alub, 6ns sueite
butter 0ern Snuie gso. 10I6 Gutter
Strabe gefnHoen uno Der Boii3ei
iibergeben. Tie Iiebe bntten es an
pcHifleinIid, nnr aui cine 9ergnii.
gnngsirbrt abseieten nnD nd, Die gi.
sseies il; sisiieHs 3sned In Der erD1al.
ten eigeitmiftiaen Reiie arseeigHet.
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itdftieung sr ietod bon Der polissi
uHtsrbrohen ipuroe. garper mahi.
fpdter benz Rihter fpegen unornentlit
den gttrdsens feline 2luFtparturg
5err Jride rebete bem ebsp1ar in elm:
Drinsliher Mtiie 81 unb bradte Il
fsrtis. baB 6err unb Grau Gdrper iit
atriibrt bic 8erfohnungstanb r.ihtsn
fporduf Der Jdu auf bic pffene 2,itt
eefebt ipuros.
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Observation-Disclosures

(,somes 1Solcu, -, 749 9[rmorp 2tg.
lglandle GDonS u, 662 6rcemm.
(GIcnent Z. Roettgcr, y. 262l
Gaitern 9IueHue
i2tcaa Soii, -, 263l gaiterH stoe.
lgite @eitrit. 81. Sapler 45urf
! llnu6el Grimes, 10, 9fortb BEND, {.
(5ugo Shul,. -, 1911 aHor.
IG0urlotte Sdeib. 10, 1915 State.
(Ghas. 6. Sdlcpcr. 2S, 9teipport.
! Sulia Glapin. -, 526 Augltita Ctr.
{5a:rn Corien. 80, ct. @ernoro, Z.
Narp Mcner. 30. Bomb 9lli
(5erman Stcinmonn u, 3079 Beef.
mon Strnbc.
IGaryic Nartndacl, 2t, 2O02 ChIo.
lSarrp 6. Sborn. 2t. 4SeQIton :
Mare Scuoer. Is, Z. auenue Sottl.
(Tnpih 9olopd. p. 1887 lremcat.
lRoic 2pons, %. 332S Spotuu2.
{Ghriitian I. GuCrd. %. 207 g2.
I @ibertn StraBe
Sciiie Siggio. -, $40 Git leari
{6iram ,soroan, %, 33t Cit 6. Ctr.
Selitha aoams. SO, 33t Cit 6. ctr.
{Snrrn 8ooo, 33. 707 Glorf Cir.
Moaie Horolob, -, 2lS Sarrence.
sSoieph 2. Sdrei6er, %, 1892
! @beeler StraBe.
Soaile ,3ufludlt, 90. 4tt3 2aualdno.
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Special 0nkiinOigung

QusnQ6me bes 8aIenbIters 8rant,
Der ith i'm 0isnItagipiele oas reate
5uBesIsnt leiht DerItauhte. befinben
iih IGmmtlide Rebs bel gutter 9es
IuHbtett. Der alub tebrt am Sonnz
tag, ben q. Ulai gu einem Spiele nit
ben pittsburger ypiraten" na6 Gin
cinnati 3uriit, na6 befen ShluB Der
TsIbe nah Bolton abfdbrt, no isin
pisrtdgiges GaTtipieI am Dlen'ta8,
ben 6. Wai beginnt.
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Deutidlanbs Grbebnmg.
Seute Abemb lit ipieber gtriammlnng
i'm Sutereiie Der 3aBrbanoertfeter.

Die nGdfte 3niammenfunft beg 9ss
neral aommittees fir 4rrangirung
elmer Sabrbunbertfeier 3ur Grtnnerung
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