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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

Three base hit-Zimmerman. Home
runs Mitchell, Magee, Sallee. Struck
out-By SaIlee, , ,Archer, Bridwell,
Schultz Corriden, Bresnahan); by
Lavender, l tQakesD: by Smith,
(Mowrey). Bases on balls-Off Law
ender, .. Double plays-LeacE to
Bresnahan, O'Leary to Honey to Win
90. Hits-Off Lavender, in in
nings Hit by pitcher-By Laven-
der Evans. Wild pitch-Lavender.
Left on bases Chicago. ,; St Louis,
3. Time-1:45. Umpires Brennan
and EasOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
ERBERGS GIVE LAST
CONCERT OF THE SEASON

The last concert of the season was
given by the Wennerberg chorus of
Augustana college last night at Pc
oria. The concert although under the
auspices of the Swedish Lutheran
church, was held in the First Baptist
church of Peoria in order to accom-
ed out To hear the local singers.
1t was the first time the chorus has
sung in Peoria, and it was given a
royal welcome. The trip both ways
was made in special car furnished
by the Rock Island road, the chorus
leaving yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, and returning this morning
shortly before noon.
Upon its arrival i'll Peoria the Choir
us members were taken TO the
church, after which they were shown
the sights of the city, including the
splendid new y. G. A. building. Fol
lowing this 4 sumptuous banquet
was served in honor of the singers in
the church parloTs. Rev. Joel Olsen
JUS, pastor of the church, extended a
warm welcome TO the chorus and eX-
pressed the genuine interest of his
people in Augustana college.
The concert was a big success, both
from an artistic and financial stand,
point. The chorus sang with its usual
vigor, and each number was enthusi
astically received The church in
which the concert was given has a
splendid pipe organ. and Prof. Berg
quist made good use of it in an i'm
numbers. Miss He.en Forsberg added
pleasing variety to the program with
two violin selections, accompanied by
Miss Florence Spaulding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Left TO right-F;ank Klaus. Mat
Wells. Owen Moran.

Part of the fascination of boxing
for is devotees has always been the
rank uncertainty CT the game. The
making and the losing of fortunes
have been as noted as the sudden rises
and falls of the fighters from popular
ity. There always has been about
boxing the glamour of adventure, the
uncertainty and hazardOusness which
called free spirits to piracy in less
awful days than the present.
No better examples OF this can be
found than in the fighters of the pres
ent day. The headlines of even year
ago have walked the plank, while. on
the other hand, many who were I'M
considered or down and cut have
stained the height of popularity.
A little more than a year ago Abe
Attel was featherweight champion
and drew large houses wherever he
went Now his drawing powers and
reputation have diminished by over
half. Kayo Brown and Matt Wells
doomed high last year. Now Wells,
the Britisher. would draw bu. little
in this country and Brown Is VlslOly
slipping.
One Round Hogan, Grover Hayes,
Mike Gibbcas, Jem DrisCou, owen
Moran-all now are becoming mere
names. Hogan is sliding rapidly;
Hayes is pust $3.50; Gibbons has lost
his popularity and must reconstruct
himself. Driscou admits he is all in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

have made in London. He has the
opportunity to make his fortune.
Billy Papke has seen both sides of
the story. A year ago, he was fighting
for small money. Then going to
Paris. he fought three battles for Dig
purses. In the last one. however,
he fouled Klaus and the French have
about tied the can on him. He was
indefinitely suspended in New York
state before going abroad and is
barred on the coast. 1t looks as though
he would have to retire.
In such fashion does the old game
twist and warp the fortunes of its
servants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

Moran has lost his former punch and
stamina and The big money passes
him by.
Now. conversely. note frankie
Klaus, who a year ago was fighting
but little and making less financially
In Paris he seems TO have pumped
into the midst of a rosy dream. The
French sporting public idolizes him.
and were he to return to America he
would find an eager reception.
Freddie Welsh last year was box
ing small bouts fer minor guarantees
Now he has just returned from Eng
land and the promoters are swarming
to offer him double what he could
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
SEXTET OF LADIES
WILL ENTERTAIN

The Anita Ladies' orchestra will
present the last number in the high
school lyceum course Monday night of
next week The orchestra is compos-
ell of six ladies, who play, sing, give
readings and present a most interest
ing and varied program. Mrs. Ralph
Dunbar is the reader; Miss Parker,
violinist; Miss McAteer, soprano: Miss
Haush, futist; Miss Define. contralto;
and Miss Beudafelt, pianist. The Anita
orchestra is, according to reports. the
best on the course and it is expected
that the auditorium of the high school
will be crowded. But a few tickets
remain to be sold at the door.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
STEEN A PUzzLER:
BLANKS THE SOX
Callahan's Squad, Held to Four
Hits, Proves Easy for Cleve-
land, to 0.

Chicago. April 19.-Theres room
galore for improvement in the White
Sox swatting department. Even the
women folks gathered within Comis-
key park partaking Of the Old Rom
ans hospitality yesterday we're heard
70 comment on the weakened eff
forts Of the pale-stockinged athletes.
-Four measly blows, widely scattered.
were all they gathered off Bill Steen' S
salivated delivery, Cleveland coping,
4 TO 0. by punching timely drives with
errors behind Splash Benz.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

Cleveland, Ohio. April 19.-The
Cleveland Maps are nightly encour-
aged. Their mascot, the bulldog Lar
ry. is back in their collective bosom,
wagging his tail violently with joy.
and they all are convinced that
cleveland is going to have a success
tul season in the American league.
Larry first made his official appear
anCe early in February, when Out
fielder Jack Graney appeared in
training quarters at Pensacola with
Larry in tow. Larry immediately
was adopted as official mascot. He
was one of the most popular members
Of The squad and did more training
than any OF the players, running after
the ball as il was tossed from hand
to hand, chasing his numerous mas
ters around the bases. and frolicking
with anyone playfully inclined
When the Maps got back 70 Cleve-
land. however. Larry was set upon by
Prince Hunley. chief belIhop at one
of the hotels. He claimed that Larry
""' ms anu Aau pteh SlOltH last
fall. The judge. not only just man.
but one mindful Of the weIl-being of
the Maps. awarded Larry TO the team.
Thereupon. the Maps went out and
licked the eternal daylights out of
the Detroit Tigers. who happened to
be in town at the time Larry sat
on the bench through II all. wagging
all over in ecstasy and barking as
loud as ever he could at critical
points in the game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Three-Eye to Change Schedule.

Bloomington, Ill, April 19.-Presi-
dent A. r. Tearney notified the Bloom
inston association Today he had is
sued call for a special meeting of
the Three-Eye league to be held in
Bloomington on Monday for the pur-
pose of revising the schedule as it is
impossible for Peoria to open the sea
son on Thursday due to flooded condi
tioL of the grounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Rixey Signs With PhilIies.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 19.-Eppa
hixey, the left handed pitcher of the
Philadelphia Nationals, today signed
his 1913 contract and left with the
team for Brooklyn. RiXey's failure to
continue his studies at the University
OF Virginia until June. Mike Donlin
is now the only Philadelphia player
unsigned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Hoppe Easily Defeats Mayer.

Philadelphia. Pa, April 19.-Winie
Hoppe easily defeated Joseph Mayer
amateur champion, in their final ex-
hi ition game last night, goo to 10
Tho professional title holder was in
good form and runs Of IL, -. IS. 81. SO
aid Il in rapid succession gave him a
lead the amateur was unable to even
approach. Hopes average was %
and Mayer's 8 PIP.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Iowa Rife Team Gets ees.

Iowa City, Iowa. April 19-Iowa's
rife team scored s63 yesterday after
On against West Virginia in final
shoot OF the western championship
tournament
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Mcleod to Lead Badger Crew.

Madison. Wis, April I'D. J. Nc
Lcod, 1914, twice a member of the
" isconsin crew at the Poughkeepsie
regatta, today was elected TO the cap
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Edwards Joins English Poloists.

London, APrli I9-Captain A. Noel
Edwards, yhC PLAYED in the United
States in 1911, has joined the English
POLO team which is to contest against
the American team al Meadow brook
u June.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

st. Louis, Mo. April 19.-"Old
Man Sallee was on the knob yester-
day Nough said As per custom.
this twirlcr with the deceptive south
paw offerings went the entire route
against Evers' ChiCagoaus. and had
little trouble with good support hold
ing him up all the way, while his
mates cut loose with a bombardment
aginst two cub hurlers that was
enough to warrant their return TO
leagues less classy than this circuit.
Score. s to .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
WESTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN LkAG lie.
Chicago o: Cleveland. +
Detroit. ?; ST. Louis. 3.
New York. 3: Washington, !.
Philadelphia, 5: Boston. S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis, S, Chicago, >.
Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati, (12 in
nings. darknessl.
Boston. 4; New York. IS.
Brooklyn, 0; Philadelphia, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 3: Columbus, 0.
st. Paul g; Toledo, =
Kansas City, 6: Indianapolis, 5.
Minneapolis, S. Louisville. 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, l; Lincoln, l.
Topeka, ! Denver, 1
Omaha, 5; Sioux City. 3
St Joseph, 8: Des Noibes. .
All the news all the time - Ths
4 -CuS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief 20 wo-
men suffering from chronic corstipa-
ton. headache. biliousness. dizziness.
sallowness Of the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all ruggists.-( ADV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
Ooiq and Nearing Draw.

Spring Valley, Ill, April 19.--Jack
Dcig of Spring Valley fought a fast
eight round draw with Eddie Nearing
of Chicago at La Sale Thursday night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
sBatted for Benz in Gth inning

Three base hit-Jackson Struck
out-By Benz, birmingham. Chap
mani; by Russell. CGraney. Land.
Chapman. Olson, Jackson; by Steen.
2 CBodie, ., Lord. Hits-On Benz.
in 6 innings; off Russell. in in
nings Left on bases Chicago. 4:
Cleveland T. Time 30. Umpire
Ferguson and OLouChlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

taincy left vacant by the resignation
of Captain Sjoblom. Mcleod had no
opposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19
DAILY RIDDLES
Que tions.


/ With the letters of the words in
capitals form a word to appropriate
~ fill the blank in the following sen
tence: He was so .... that he
did me an EVIL TURN.
>. Why should a brigadier-general,
with his troops, be able to cross any
river?
g. What is the housewives tree?
4. Join a conjunction and a noun
and form an adverb.
5. Form a nationality from the let
tiers in the following words: Main
race
Answers.
l. Nirulent.
.. Because there is a bridge in eV.
cry brigade.
3. Broom.
4. As-tray.
3. American.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-19

All the news all the time - Ths
Argus.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-09
BY Gertrude Price.

BY Gertrude Price.
Eugene Besserer can make an egg
omelette and eup-of aromatic COT
fee just like French chef. By the
way, she IS French.
Or she can play, nicely, with the
sharp-edged sword IN a fencing bout
with the cIeverest of the land.
Also she understands hOme-keep-
ing and home-buying and the little
matter of dress.
accidentally, and very pleasantly,
learned these widely different accom-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-09

plishments of Miss Besserer when l
CHANGED upon her at a moving pic
ture studio at Glendale, California.
In fact, to make a long story short,
she was waiting for her cue at the
Selig picture place when she and I
met.
1t was at the end of a long morn
ings work for me, and a long wait
for her. So she Hospitality proffered
me "bite, in her own words, at her
pretty cottage on the hill nearby
1T win only be an OmeIette and a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-09

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

Die W bIen in ben 8ar6s.
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ten Sobn Shnseberssr Sr. 1919 uno
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Sooesidatttn.

graoiiela - Gahoem er Elm Sabr
long an etnem 0ersletoen, hsrbelaes
tubrt ourh Rbeuma, labOrirt, itarb am
Wttttpod Nbeno 9beo. 9. 8raofelo,
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beluhte Die HormnlsT rainirihule. Der
frube NblfInB eines 10 boffnungsuulen
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bat ouaemein ihmerSli6 beriibrt. 9os
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pom Gr%auerbnuie aus.
SDlBe - @nrret &uib Solbe, bie
lnn9e 2otter Der 5amilie uon Qouis
6OIbe. 3l5 SadlonitraBe, puroe pom
9ooe abberufen. Dos gesrdbnib fano
am Wtlttmoh Ndbmitta9 ltatt, 8niior
alaus amiireno.
Jran Soa Yieper, cine friibere
ga Groiier Sireerin, itnrb in ibrem
0etm in @aIesburg, 81, BON brei
Gohtern betrnuert. Der 2eihnom
ipnroe nad) gter 9ebrndbt nno nn Ntons
tag Worgen BON @ebr. Miler's &apelle
aus auf Dem Sat 8roue 6riebboie bes
%itattst.
Mellon Gurus. 1913 Clinton
SiraBe, ltarb i'm Glitter bon Sc Sabren,
BON Der Satin betrnuert. @r ipuroe
aul Dem SnaInsta 5rieobofe beltattet.
Watesfe - Margaret Mateste, ole
2ohter Der 5amilie y. Ma.
leste. $50 @ouIo 5trnBs. muroe burd
ben 3oo BON ibrsn iabrsIanssn 2ei6en
Die Seeroisuns fano 9ienltas
Worsen BON Der st. Sames Stride aus
ltntt.
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Sternidasppcu.

Sd6nbeit uersebt, absr ager
bart man es lbr ntft.
Sit giner irieottd. miro er nif,t b e
ahtet,
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babrt.
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tbeten uno @eloperleiben III 5 8rosent
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Speaialiidt. .. >. @oIS, GA Sio
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hat einen entipredenoen Yoiten in Der
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rep uno 9napp baden ibre iabrllhe
6rublabrssSnlpeftion ppn 9ampfern
Den Wfililfippi entlans in Sieler Sell
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1913 @eburten, 65 ToeesiGQe uno
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90. lie llrind,e ocs Hbcumd.
tismuS.

Ntageuleioen. trdos Neber unS ouFer
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lueroet tttneu Rheumatjsmus mehr bns
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superintendent BON Suluania. Ga. mel.
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hdlten bate, idreibt: .Nue auberen
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lhnels 6eiIuns %briussn. Nur soc urS
81. @mpfOhIeu bon :. Z. CIR.
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EeriOnalia.

5r. on. @. 2egler. gibIios
thsfnr Ger ofienilIhen bibliotheten IN Chi
clso. mar loer SOnHtas bel ieiner Sdwe.
lier, braa 4sier Hewburs bier 81 Briuh.
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&iseoniin gu t. rbaueeIn.
or. 5enrp u. Salaer lit in sc.
i6affeH nab 81. 9ouis aereiit.
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Jn Scm Der. ztaaten fpmmt nc

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ln9ar lhpn Elm araitwo9en auf ie c Il.
bt9 @lnpUbuer. baas9en in @oliior.
MEN crit elmer oui 315. in Yenulnlpa.
nien elmer nuf $50. in SQinois elmer
auf 100. IN 1sras elmer auf no uno
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Wis Dor Gin panr Sabreu betonnt
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DIE aelarrte 8eu0lferuns oes 9ouoeS,
iuenn eS notb thut. in oen porhanoensn
Iutps EIaS bat.
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Snrf ftirmenoe @ewalten!

sSen HIemano fibrt ourh bieie @eIt
mno ipre rnrmenoen @epaften,
2Ser feire ltebe Sano mrbr bait,
2er lernt oas N a bre S%dnoeFalten!
Gin &ra~ntenbett fam Trieoens.
bafen fem
.snr aue Sansgenphen, aroB uub fleini
uno oanibnr bat idon Wiander es oebodt.
Dfi9 pat nlein 8ranfer ia gefunb ae.
mnht.
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GrnnOeigentbnrns=W arft.

Sn BEN leeten 9oeen tprroen Die foIs
9euoen
uorgenpmmeu:
s9. u. uno 8. 6. GENTS an Clement San.
gen. @tgenthnm IN Clinton & 8laduen's
Qooiiipa 81
MntibiGa SobannrNen all BERNHARD 9unr,
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tur..... 5000
9 Z. Cation an Spieph 9. MelSoref. Giaen.
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Sncob Sitter II. q. an Sermoru ". 6uihe.
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Sersniisungs=@ esweiier.

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GRANDCHILDREN uno lluiirlrte HIeoer.
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iluiirirte HIeoer.
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0duoeuiqe : Borite1hungen uuo Bonoels
biIoer. 8rpeimnlieer gSehIel Ieoe &o6e.
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ner Mojoritdt ibsr ale anoeren Ganoi.
ooten oils Sieser aug Der @abl bers
pOrsegnnsen unb Mnpor 3ensler ais
5iueitndhter. Dos Rsiultat Der 3meite.
BabIs Stlmmena5sabe lit 5ur 3ett nod
nlbt betanIIt. tuiro nber III benz @rseb'
nib telne peientiihe 9erdnoeruns Der.
porbringen f6nnen.
Die ueberrnidung Der BabI mar
baS fir Sorenien nbsesebene 9roBe
8otum. Die Siimnsnabsabe iuar ME
folat:
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@ Bette Gable fir 0autfranf
heiten.

Sstnnbe isbs 6autfrnntbsit miro ourt
Sntlen's Nrnica Solbe idusa uno
oauerno sebeilt. Nihts lit better fir
Srano' uno Gustihtuunoen. lie Sable
hsllt unc 9ldttst, Sphn Tne ppn
@ccowin, Mlt.. inet. nad)osm sr sip6lf
Sabre lang nit Sauttrantbsiisn su
tbun aebcbt uuo iber *400 oaflr aus.
aeseben battle. Sas sr ourh 9udlen's
arniea'S dlbe esbeilt muroe. Gs ipiro
audi @ud belisn. @mpfobIru Don =.
Z. @rbart. Notwithstanding.
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3er beftige Sturm am Mittupd,

Ter beftige Stmrm am Mitttupd,
Nnhmlttnu rtR cine Relbe bon Burt.
bdnIern i'm Glad Rtusr. Die meilten
UtoioIbopte entbaIteno. los uno trleb
ne ltromnufpdrts. IS foitete Mube
ne ipleoer on Grt uno STEELE su brtns
gen. aber lpeiterer Sdaoen entltano
telner.
3urh ben itatten @tssnna Der les.
ten Gage luuroe Der llnterbau Der 8n.
QeHbrilde erbebith beiddoigt, uno Der
Nrbettsratb muBte eiIisit Reporatursn
nornebmen UNI 9l6Bersn Staoen III
oerbulsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

2 erite unparteiiihe
Brtmdrmabi in Ga
Grohe lit liberia.
i4eno ousaefuasn.
f~uenisitens mas ben
Wdporspoiten be.
trifft. @r.Mapor
SOrenient lit nit
GROCER YluraIitdt
unA nnhe,u NIT ole
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21

~ @tr Befber su mdbi9sn Hinfen let.
ben me tte, ttnen uerldBlih.n Hoibaebtr Fir
Teebs uno Shortages brnuht. ooer @elo
aui CUTE Siherheit ausieiben MIL. uenbs
Nb an gP. 3. 6tdiTh. iiber benz 8oulfen
Sfuh.geihdit on Yenrl Str.
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3as Suloaten. Monument oui

benz Cat 6rOpe 5rieoboie, bas ca.
$3.50 tOitsn pirb, weltes @elo pom
BiliOn @oluea BOltsn uno aHoern
8eteranen nno Biirgern nuf3ebro6t
Wuroe, ioa an Observation-Disclosures
einsemeibt werbsn. Ri6ter @ronon
iammeIt II 8apiere ,no 3otumenle,
bic in einem auptersaoiten in oos Wius
nnment getban weroen ioQeu.
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Indian Wa-Hoo Bitters

IN meiner @potbste. Der 8itters lit
o Nus5eIn uno &rdntern beraefalt
nno wtrb bod anaeprislen in pieIen
dlrpullteu 8eid)peroen.
9nlten uno Grtdltunsen psrSen iSs
ood) am lhueII ten turirt nit Dem berrs
llheIi
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5ur Die ibrigen Ganoioaten wuroe
oorSu9siueiIe Susunlisn Der bisberisen
Nmtslnhaber eeltimmt. Seuercom.
mliidr s. s. 5rtlfb Goniroleur vs. &.
6rlss, Staotihreiber 6. .. 9pffmann.
StaotlhaBmetlter gouns. ole lIffsn
tbren Gpponenien uOrnus, uuo nit
lesterem miro nur or. 8. y. 2auaque
anf benz 3idet bel bar Sauptlpnbl am
]. QprtI perbleiben. BON Den 8 gans
olonten fir BEN Irbeitsratb slnaen
6reo S6nea, iebi9es WtitaIieb. uno
Scbn Sotlmar. Gr'MitsIieo bes Nr.
%bettsratbs, als Sleaer herpor. 8er
bic anoern 2 @anolodten lein meroen,
lit nod unbeitimmt. 9as 8otum mar
in 8e5u9 aui Die etIte 8abl f~olaenoes: