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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
WHY RFSINOL SOAP
KEEPS C0MPLEXIONS
CLEAR AND HEALTHY

When you wash your face do you
realize that 1t is not enough TO remove
the dirt-that your skin needs sooth-
ing, healing influence to keep your COM
plexion fresh and free from blemish?
Ordinary toilet soaps do not assert
this influence Many of them contain
free alkali, which tends to dry the skin
and destroy its delicate texture. Even
the best of such soaps can only clean.
they can not heal and protect the skin.
Resinol Soap, besides being an abso-
lutely pure toilet soap, contains the
same soothing. healing antiseptic bal
sans as Resino1 Ointment, the value
of which in the treatment of skin af-
fections is known throughout the med
ical profession. That is why Resinol
Soap does for the skin what cosmetics
are supposed to dot insures not only
a clean skin. but healthy skin, and a
fair, clear complexion. Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment are sold by all
druggists. Trial free; Dept. Ar,
Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09

taken an active interest in the theater
party at which Mrs. Scott will make
her first appearance at the head of a
professional company and. as patron
esses and hostesses at box parties. are
working hard TO insure the success OF
the opening performances.
Mrs. Scott is the originator of this
plan of giving the financial proceeds
of her talent to charity. The money
from the weeks production here will
be turned into the fund for the Happy
Day home and children's charities will
be given the preference when profits
from the tour OF the state are dis
tributed.
Mrs. Scott will appear in the title
role when Mary Magdalene is produced
the first night.
Among those who will be patronesses
are Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, Mrs.
Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Walter McGavin,
Mrs. 1. N. Walter. Mrs. Fred G. SAN
born, Mrs. John r. Merrill and Mrs
Lowell White.
Mrs. James Rolph Jr. is the homo
rary president of tho Happy Day home,
while Mrs. Lloyd Osbourne Is acting
president Of the nursery and Montes-
sori school.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
DENTISTS COURT ORDER
HALTS POLICE BLOCKADE
Chief White to Remove Guard From
Doctor Leek's Onices Until
Petition Is Heard

DR.. ]. j. Leek, dentist at 824 valen-
cia street. yesterday obtained from
Judge Van Nostrand an order citing
Chief of Police White to show cause
next Wednesday why he should not re-
move a police blockade" from in front
of his offices. Thursday patrolmen were
placed at the entrances of several doc
tors ofices with instructions to take
the names and addresses of all per-
sons visiting the physicians. Among
the number was the office of Doctor
Ieek The order of the court is a pro-
hibitory writ commanding the chief to
remove his patrolmen from Doctor
Leek's premises until the court can
hear the petition of the dentist. 1t is
understood that police suspicion is d.
rected against certain physicians in
connection with the practice of medi-
cine without licenses.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
WITNESS ACCUSED OF
PLANTING MURDER CLEW
Atlantis Defense Charged With Trying
to Throw Killing Of Girl ON
Negro

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. s.-In the trial
Of Leo n. Frank for the murder Of
Mary Phagan. tho factory girl. Solicit
tor General Dorsey today startled his
auditors when he charged r. r. Hollo-
way. q witness for tho defense, with
planting blood stained stick" in the
basement where the girls body was
found
Dorsey said this stick was found
later by detectives and accused Hollo-
way Of attempting to implicate the
negro. James Conley. who testified
Frank killed the girl. in the hope Of
obtaining reward.
II developed today that George Epps.
= newsboy friend OF the Phagan girl.
and whose testimony 10 desired by both
sides. has disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
POLITICIAN GUILTY
Of WIFE NEGLECT
Sentence of Louis r. Bed
ford Suspended on Prom
ise to File Bond

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. S-Louis r.
Redford, secretary treasurer Of the
Young Mems State Democratic league,
who was arrested on complaint Of his
wife. under the newly enacted lazy hus-
band law. was convicted in Justice of
the Peace Browns court today.
Sentence was suspended on the prom
of $500 and to pay $50 month for the
support of his wife and four children.
Mrs. Bedford appeared in court
against her husband
neighbor of Mrs. Bedford testified
that the woman had suffered sickness
from lack of food.
Bar Association Election
SEATTLE, Aug s-The Washington
State Bar association concluded it's
twenty-fifth annual convention today
with the election of the following off,
GERS:
President. Ira P. Englehart, North
Yakima; secretary, G. VIII Shaffer.
Olympia; treasurer. Arthur Remington.
Olympia.
George Turner OF Spokane. former
United States senator: e. M. Parker Of
Olympia. state supreme court Judge
ana Ira bTOHSOu OI ocdttlc, WcIC SicCt-
ed delegates to the American Bar asso-
citation.
Two Murder Suspects Held
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug s.-Tami
Koda. wife of a Japanese restaurant
proprietor: her baby and Koyo Ka-
wowa. a cook in restaurant, are dead
in Salem. their throats' cut from ear
to ear, and Y. Koda, the woman's hus-
band. and Joe Matamura, a porter In a
Salem saloon. are in jail pending the
investigation of the triple murder. The
three were murdered in Salem's China
town last night in the rear OF Koda's
restaurant and the police are at loss
as to the identity of the slayer, but
believe the crime Is due to jealousy
and is not the result of clash Of
Japanese clans.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
LECTURE ON EXPOSITION

In order to awaken an interest
among the Native Sons In the work
OF the Panama-Pacific exposition and
to acquaint them with the work done
toward the completion of the Panama
canal. a lecture illustrated by means
Of moving pictures will be delivered by
one os the exposition off1cials tonight
in the rooms of the Grizzly Bear club.
in the Native Sons building In Mason
street. Representatives Of all the bay
county parlors will attend.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
oT-rUMwA, IA, Aux. &-The wei

OTrUMWA, H., Aug. 6-The Webb-
Kenyon law is declared to be uncon-
stitutional and void. In that 1t is
delegation by congress TO the states
81 power OF regulating Interstate COM
merce in intoxicating liquors. which
power IL vested In congress exclusive
"" in s decision handed down today
bv-Disfy1ct-.Judge Trancior N. Hunter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
GIRL BATHER IS DROWNED
SURF Catches Intrepid Woman Before
Life Guards Show Up

ATLANTIC CITY, N J.. Aug g.
Miss Edith Rockey of Quarryville Pa,
was drowned while surf bathing here
this morning before the life guards
went on duty. It was the girls first
ocean plunge. Miss Rockey went down
In sight of 500 people. nearly all of
whom were men. Because of the rough
sea they were afraid to venture into
the breakers
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
Left Room Week Ago

NemeIka had boarded at 21z2 Sutter
street for about three years. coming
there from Sweden. He was employed
at q market street jewelry store and
left his boarding place q week ago.
He was about 28 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
JEWELER is BELIEVED
CLEAR LAKE VICTIM

Knapsack and Clothes Of Joseph Me-
meIka OF San Francisco Found
I'm Empty Boat
LAKEPORT, Aug. s.-Papers found
in the knapsack of a man who, 1t 10
believed, was drowned In Clear lake
today, bear the name and address. Jo-
seph Nemelka. 1872 Sutter street. San
Francisco The victim evidently was
on 4 walking trip. Residents saw him
making his way toward the lake and
later discovered the knapsack and his
clothes in an empty boat.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
GIVE OPERATIc PROGRAM
Kohler q Chase Announce Exclusive
Music ut Concert To-day

Including instrumental selections
from La Gioconda," Madame Butter
fiy'' and "Tannhauser" to be rendered
on the Knabe piano and vocal selec-
tions by Madame Clementina Marcelli.
dramatic soprano, who will sing arfas
from .CavaIleria Rusticana," ..Othello,
and "Herodiade," the management OF
Kohler & Chase's music matinees an
nounces an exclusive operatic program
to be presented at Kohler 4 Chase hall
this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
Two Murder Suspects Held

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Investiga-
ton of the fees received by clerks OF
district circuit and courts of appeals
was provided for today in a resolution
introduced by Senator Chamberlain OF
OREGON.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
PHOENIX CLUB OWNER
ASKS WRIT TO BAR RAID
Superior Court Gets Plea to Halt Po-
lice Interference of Third
Street Resort

James ]. Ryan. who declares he is
owner of the premises at 107 Third
street. the Phoenix club, yesterday filed
a petition in the superior court for
writ of prohibition to prevent the po-
lice from acting on a search warrant
issued by Police Judge Crist in con-
nection with gambling raids. Ryan as
serts that the verifcation of the police
court complaint by Sergeant Brafg was
Illegal because the complaint did not
allege that a felony was being COM
mitted or a violation of the law con-
templated. Ryan alleges that Judge
Crist exceeded his jurisdiction The
action is In line with a recent suit by
Hyman Wolf against Judge Deasy and
the police, in which Wolf obtained
permanent prohibitory writ.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
WOMAN RESCUED BY
FIREMAN FROM FLAMES
Blaze Cuts Jackson Furniture store,
Damages Flower shop and Frightens
Lodgcrs In Lorin Apartments

LOd8cF1 IN LOFfn Apdr6ment0
Fire at 7:15 o'clock yesterday morn
ing sutted the ofices and storerooms
Of the Jackson Furniture company.
1146 Sutter street, caused damage
amounting to $4,000 to the flower shop
at 1150 Sutter street and frightened
the dodgers of the Lorin apartments
1855 Sutter street. causing them to
fee in scant attire.
The Jackson Furniture companys
loss will total $1,000. May Hayden. q
roomer IN the Lorin apartments. was
carried down ladder by hremen from
engine No. 8.
The blaze started in the rear OF the
furniture factory and spread rapidly
causing a second alarm to be turned IN
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-09
LONG BEACH, Aug. s.-The city be-

LONG BEACH, Aug. S.-The city be-
gan an attack on the Home Telephon-
company franchises here today when
warrants were prepared at the instance
of City Attorney Long for the arrest
of George B. Ellis of Los Angeles.
president of the company, and Percy
Copeland, local manager, charging
them with having collected excessive
service rates without authority from
the city government.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
1000 serbsn asfallsn.

@litauisno Wiannl1aiten uno Off,
jirre Der lerbiihen DiuliiOu Gimot nurf
ben in einer Shlatt nit ben Bulgaren
niebergsmeeelt nad) ben Berihten oes
3orrslponoenten Der v9Biener Reibs'
poft" in Sofin. DIE aus ~. 900 Wiann
beitsbsnoe Diuilion wuroe uon ben Bnl.
saren umjinselt. yiur 1000 Ssrben
blieben am Ssbeu unb wurben gefaugen.
Dad anoeren 3situnssberihten bot
cine bnl9ariide abtbeiluns pon IA, 900
DiaHn bic ierbii6s StaOt Braupa err
reidt unO bsorObt Die Riid,n9slinie Der
Serbeu. Die 8ulsursn sinsen wabr'
l9eInlih uon @jrI Palunfa Dor.
Dad in SOnoon eingsirofieuen De-
peiben ldsint ss liher ju isin, oaB Die
Ssibsn in ben Sdmpisu Der lestsn ,sbn
2a9s msbr Seute petlorsn baben. als In
Der san;en 8ampagne nit Den Siirfsn.
Die in Bslsrao fhalbnmtlib ausssssbe.
nen @rtldrungetmahsn ben @inoruf,
oils polltsn iis bas Publitum auf l6pers
9iieosrlagen uorbereiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Seutfbe Tranenpon megifanifHen
Sfebelleu aefcbdnoet.

auS Durango. Wtsrifo, Der iiiuslt
uon ben Rebellen nab tapierer @egens
webr ssnommensn Stuot. nirb sernsls
bet, bag uisrSis oeutite 5ruuen, nm ii6
Dor Ssrsewaltisuns 5u idhseu. Selbft.
morb besinsen. Ole 0iebsllsu buben
bic irsmblduOiideu 6Iassen nidt reipst'
ttrt uno ME Die Slbaneler nnb Giirfen
ssbanlt. Die oeutl6e Rssieruns miro
Die sln9slssenbsit ieosnfalis 3unidit
burd ibrsn WaibinstOnsr Sertreter auf'
nebmsu uno @euustbuuns fOroern. Sm
Staatsoepartement muroe geiagt, 6ab
Deutihlano 5uud1lt otreft, nit Der
msritanilden Resieruns reip. nit ben
Rsbsllsniiihrern usrban6eIn mHlie. neil
Deutihluno nit @nstauo unO 5tanfs
reid ben PrdiiOeuten 9uerta anerfanut
babe. 3usleih miro ss faum Gruppen
in DfGrito lnnotn f0nnen, oa Yrdiioent
Wilion's Bolitif cine ftritte BefOl9ung
Der Wfouroe DOitrin poriareibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
OtorD seranten.

= Srdulein Rebecea Wfatiinger bon
San6erIon Nuenne uno g8illtam &.
9om pon Bittston iiuo am Donnsritag
glbenO In Der 9irhe oes @uten pirten
our@ PaItor g8. y. Bead alS gliid'
lihes @bepaar perbnnoen moroeu.
= ylad,bem an Dienltag feftseftellt
worben mar, baB Sobn Wtanltp, @issn'
thinner bss 9leidnamieen 9otets an
Gon Storf) Mpenne, an eineni iehr
jd,limmen Naniall Der Podeu leiost,
puroe oaS Sotsl sei4loiien uno nntsr
Quarantdne esitellt. aud cine aIl9s'
meine Smpfuns Der Semobner Der
9iahbari6aft angeoronet, oa ptele Der
ielben baS Sotel beiuhten.
-Drei Wtdnner ftiirStsn ON sans
taa Wforgsn 500 SUB ben 8risbin
S6adt binab uno wuroen als formlois
2eihen, NIT ieoem 9nohen i'm S0rper
aebroden, I'm Snmpfe unten aufsetnn'
Ben. @s maren Wtihasl Bonifapage
pon Bisrter Stra6e, Sobn 5orfa pom
Warner Strabe nno Sobn Sainba BON
Bbilo Sira6s. Die @et6btcten batten
chen einen belnbenen 9arren BON BEN
0ebeapparat esidoben, als oieier plOs'
li6 nit ibnen in Die Eisfe itiir3te.
= Srau Maria Sisbsdsr, @ittws
Ses oerit. g8illiam Sisbsder, welhs
ihon felt ldngerer 3eit frdnfelte, 1T an
Wfontas gia9mittas In ibrer Bobnnng
on Rlhmono ctr. i'm II. Sebensiabrs
burd ben Too abbernfen woroen. Dis
8erltorbene, tpelfe In ylep Yort &C.
boren puroe unb felt 1869 bier mobn'
baft mar, mirb pon Der Gohter Srau
6reb. 9. @iomaber uno ben SDbner
Souis 8. unb @6warb iiberlebt. Di'
Besrbisuns erfolste seitern 9iahmittae
BON Der @obnuns aus i'm Soreit pill
Srieobof.
- guf benz StsinpIatssn Seiten'
meg, melter pon Der ct. Soiepb's
litbauilden Stride an giorb Wfain slus'
nue uub Gbeobore StraBe 3ur StrabI
| fiibrt, murbe frhb am Sonntas Wtor'
gen sttDa elm uno einbalb Steden Dgna'
nit sur @rploliOn 9ebradt, ieboh mel
ter fein @haoen auseri9tet uuo nnl
mebrere 5eniter Der STRIDE nno oei
Patrid @ibbons SDobnung Sertriim'
inert. Dieles 1T bas uisrte Wial. oaf
lDpnamit auf bem 9irhsneissnthnn
srplOoirt murbs. ieitosm unter ben Wtit'
aliebern wesen bem 2itel oes @i9en'
ibums Mibbsllisfeiten aussebroher
iiuO, Die ihon 5u usri6ieosnen Mfaler
! Sseridtli9 erDrtsrt mOrosn iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Dor WeterSbura.

6rau @liiabstb St0bsr BON 9sO'
DIETER, u. g.. friiber lanse Sabre bier
mobnbuft, 1T gum 8eIuh ibrer S4we'
iter, Srau 9atberina Shnell uon yioro
0sbiter ausnne, ein9etroHen.
= Serr aoren, Stipp BON Der frSb
Ii6sn Yfal3 lit leste Bo6e gu einsm
orsi.. bis piermonatliben SeInd) in
Amerifa sinsstrOfisn. 0err Peter Stipp,
Der befunnte Baumeiiter. empfins iei.
uen Bruoer beim Sanoen in 9iem Yorf
uuo benirtbst ihn oils @ait In isiuer
BObnuuS an 9arrilpn aoenne.
= Ole y. 6. 8ennett 8obnuus an
Weblter slpenue mnroe am Dienlta9
smiinsn balb ~ llbr Sormitta9S uno
bulb 3 llbr 9iatmitta9s, mdbreno Die
isamilis ubweieuO mar, uon @inbrehsrn
beluft uno um ueribisoene artifel i'm
@eiammtmerth BON stpa $3.50 beltobs
len. Sin Iorosrfenitsr, oas uufss.
fIemmt wurbs, CAB ben Sdleihsrn @iHs
tritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Bilfes. sarre Ma@ri6ten.

= Das ueue afsBmeut maAt 9ano'
Der Tomnlbip. mas Wtineralreihthum
gum reihlten In Der gDslt es
brlduit ii9 auf 573 Wfillionsn Dollars.
= Der % Sabre ults elmer smart
moob BON Giblep murbe Donnerita9
Slaht auf Der $40. 8 NibltD Gnfabrt ju
elmer fOrmloien Miaiis serorfdt, als er
bislelbe gum Seimwee benuste uno Elm
9arren ibn traf.
= Sier 1T felt lauser 3eit gum sr'
ften Wfal mieoer elm Podenfal entoedt
lporben, inosm sefuuosn warb, oaB Der
9lsser Sobn Rois uon Ynjerne StraBe
in Sanoper Tomnibip an Der Srant'
belt leioet. Die Mobuung TIT unter
ftriite Quarautdne eeitellt woroen.
- glaGbem Der frhbsre goftmsiiter
uon Drums, Charles Briogehaupt, ii9
am Wfontas Der anilass Der 5dlihuns
Ihuloia befannt bate, muroe er BON
Ridter @arman su niht fpeniger mte
IS nod mebr wie &c Sabren 3uatbaus
usrurtbeilt. au@ mus sr 81 300 Straf'
selo be3ablen.
= Das @elud, baB bic SijsnS Der
Reiharb & Weaper Brauerei oils per'
mirft erfldrt tperoen lollte. lit gsitsrn
pon Shsriif 3niffeu suriidge3oeen mor'
ben, ba er 5u Der lleberjsusung sslans'
te, bas Die @ompanie uift on einen an'
ssblidsn unssissli4su Ssrfdufsr usr'
fanfte.
= Sn eineu Nnfnn bon tempOrdreT
@eiliesltSruns, oabur6 psrnria9t, oaE
ibr @atte Dor mebrereu @o9en In elmer
3e9e perlest nnb bic Samilie oaonrd
in isbr notboirftiseu 3nitnno perissi
nurbe, mahte 5ran Sranf Senabau
BON gloro Renuigluauia Gpenue am
Dienltaa 4beno einen Selbftmoropsr'
Iu6, ip6sm lie @arbolidure trauf. Clint
| ldnea nussmanOte WtaDenpnnipe rsttet'
Der 6rau oas Sebeu.
= Die 19 Sabre ulte Marp @rispel
lpon Outlet Hoao, nabe Sarpe1'S Sate
| 1T am Montas WfOrsen in BEN SsI
ais Sside auf9efnnoen porben uno ot
| lid, iiber oem re1ten slu9e eins Sbram
me uno am rshten Arm WferIinale Dol
2Gbnen beianoen, aud bic Sleionni
fbeilpeiIe ssrrilsu mar, 10 nifnmt maj
an, oas Elm 8erbrehen uorliegt. 9srber
SObns uon @Domins StraBe. Der an
4. Suli .sulest in Der Begleitp; Aei
Wfaodens bsmsrft muroe, lit , E slei
ten Jia6mittas als uerOddiig perbI& =
] nnA pOrldufis Dem @sfdnsniB iibsz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
GialaoemSe 8aSssimmer aas'
ritnngen.

gae bic Mstull Gusriiftun9sn ftno
aus Wlsjiins, nit Siidi iibsrjO9sn,
uub psrSsn bus SuOsSimmsr msbr stn'
labsnb unb bsa MAIDEN. sic iiuO 10
oansrbait pis nur mUslia. sic iino
70 biais, baB SsOsrmann iia stui0s
usus gasrhftunssn fir bas SaOe5tui'
mer erlauben iann. Saoswannen. SIse,
Babswanusn Stifenbsbaltsr, @uno
Seifsubsbaltsr, EOilsttspapisr Ssbdl'
ter, Saubtii6sr Stanssu, Combination
Sau6tu6 9tanssn unb Slider Ssbdl'
ter unc Combination @ldisr unO Snbn'
birltsn Bsbaltsr-ie 40 Gents.
Sauspaartn sabtn-Grbssi&rb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
Disier 9absn idlieBt tdsli& nm 5 ubr
Nbsnbs, Samftass uusssnOmmsn.
$500 bis $3.50 2innen StSde
NIB Mn,iae - S2.95.

Bsi Der aufnabme oes 2Saarsnuor'
ratbss .ntbsdtsu mir Sisis cine Grippe
BON 5rausn nno 5raulsiu tan Slnnsn
RDds unb anshse, wslas BON letter
Saiion ,Iibertrassn' wnrosn. Sis otr'
fen nid,t in bic usus Saiion sstra9sn
ipsrben. a6nnen Sis ni4t $2.95 sntbsb'
rem fiir sinsn sinnsu &Od OOsr Snsns,
Der frRbsr su BON s. bis $3.50 per-
fault wurbe unb ssrubs 10 oausrhaft
wis ie iit2 @us maat ss aus, wsnn
ct aud stwas uussr Stil 1T; its Ton
men etuas psrdnOsrt wsrbsn nno ipsr'
ben uorsisli9sn Disnit gsbsn. grOBsu
IA bis AZ. Bum Tsrfauf bsuts, Il
$2.95.
gn,uss SaIun-ipsttH Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10
9as SbaI abparts.

= gls Der 1Oidbries 3bomas 5pss.
Der pOu 8arbsrtOn am WiOntaS giah'
mittng einem SfmstterlinS uahlief,
ltolperts sr nuf ben @eleiisn, pel9e
nad Dem Siblsp BREEDER lauisn uno
ehe er li1 srhsbsn fonnts, fam Elm 5us
Sarrsn anselaufsn unb iiberfubr TIN.
Das Infe Bein murbs unterbalb BEN
Snis absei6nitten uuo 0as redte Sein
pom 6nB bis gum Suie idlimm ger.
i6nitten. Der Snabe murbe na9 6em
5nplor 0oipital ssuOmmsu, mo man
ieinsn 3Rltauo uls iebr tritiid bstrad'
tsts. Der 8nnbs 1T am sleiGeu 9iads
mittas ben srbaltsueu Serlssunseu srs
le9su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-10

die bsEtsfbs isiut 1aHtmHHsstanite on s@
HHreahu auHseH SsrinpsHseie,

Don Neingrn gerIiner SarbIrmgsge'
biIfen uiu6 Dem mSSsI. 2orr." foa-
aenSei WeitteiIung sur gerfiieuIog &c
itelt: Sd bate feline Stealing ifuo
bo feb id, tdaIib bic neu eirSaetrase'
mem Strrlen i'm ,gteidsarseiserA
burh iurb meIbete mid bet eilteul 10.
sben frifd, m SaitoeIsrepiIter etilge-
traaeneH monse ass' AnufaelddFt
III siDdr bente IN Berlin ehpas llnfo.
li6es; dber id mar, auie. geIngt tel
Iinasfos. SD marfdJierte olio 3u
benz Serrn ms Bureau, reoete i'm
init ,,Serr 9ireftor" on into erlebte
bic SrelrSe. iofort als 9udJbolter NIT
t25 Wearf Ronatsgebalt augeItetlt
su iperben; 6u tliu gGbe es beute nod
ni6ts; i6 ioIlte ieood i'm 8or5inater
tparten unb ale 9eiuder oim Serrn
Director ips SpredBinrner geIeiten.
Sd ieste uui6 aIfo urto barrie Der
9iuae, ole bd fonunen iollten. Die
Seirlder orGrgten iih ni6t; es mar
beinabe ghttag, ols Der erite eridien;
er mad,te einet redt itrHheipbaren
ginbrud. SD fpo5te uah ieineiu ge.
gebr. .Sb $err q. uidt oa iei2"
,,@oI feben, OBJ Serr 0ireftor 5u
iprefen it'll" Ulit oieien 8orten
pettbe i'd mid ms Spretsiurnlrr.
9a6ei frau id meinen glugen nro
Obren nidt. glm 8ormittng er3dbIte
mir ser .9ireftor~ nod. Nos SeIe.
pbon Fei nod nift ooIlItdnop ein9e.
rihtet; .er 6dbe 3auar einen Gppdrat,
dber nod feinen auihliiB, iiruo lest
bGIt er ben S6rer IN Der San6, Iebnt
ii6 brett auriid uu6 briillt nit aufse.
bot aIler 9ungerfrait: D@er lit 6ort2
@er2 SD fnun niht oerftebenl
(Saan al urir) 9itte, Iniien Sic ben
Serrn eintreten4" SD geborhte. ur0
MN oerndbm id oiirh Die Siir fol-
eenbes Electromagnetic: Yab, Serr
bon RardeHoorf2l4 gtberl bite ie6r.
$err Baron i. @eipiBl @apiBl /.
Steben gIdBertbl glber bod
IeJbitDerit6nbIif, tpenn ih Sbuen
ratel 9as 9apier uniBte ia iteigenl
. Bie9 a6 10! Sbr Sc
iutnn an Der Snte2 Sso. seitau be.
rednet bah i'd I'M au9enbIid nidt.
's ,per6en 10 5lpolf, bis Bauarpietau-
ieto Nearf fem Stebt Ielbitper.
it6nSIid bier ieOer5eit gu Sshrer Der
fiigltnal gluf @ieSetieben, Serr Ba.
ronl auf Iieoeriebenl" - nRun.
mein Serr, nit mem babe i'd Die
@bre? 8onit fam i'd Sybnen Die
nen2~ @nporhlnespoIle Sti1e einen
gGwertbfid. 6onn br0brt es in edteiu
9erIinertid: rstd. i'd forune bonn
Gernfpreddutt ". BrinSeiffnner-
itrobe; ID tpoIIte Sbnen bIos ntittei.
len. bat Se Sbr'n aHidIuB mo'ien je.
Hefert befmfuneni~
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Don Der easseite.

galfor Or. @illiam U. 9torot 1T fiir
cine sDeiw6&entli9s gafanI mad Stem
Dort abssreiit.
Der 5idbrige Sre6. 9aaS BON Sh6
Srping 9lpsnue, Der iih Nnfangs letter
Wohe b6s perbrunnte, als er nit 3iino'
bblsern fpielte, ift am Samitds i'm
Staut 0oipitul ben Gsrlssunssn err
lesen.
Dillianl Dunftone BON Pittston
Gpenne, lpelder Dor feds Bohen 10
b6s in einsm gutomobiluuiall uerlest
wuroe, III ssitsrn aus BEN Staat 30.
Ipital tntlniisn uub bsimssnomHen
Doroen. @r ihmebte fur Dohen 3Di'
ihen 2eben nno COB.
Souutag, ben 13. Snli, Nahmittass
2 llbr, fiuost in Der YersinsbaIle bic
@enerntuerlanlmlung uno Beamtens
pabl bes Nrbsiter Sortb. uno 3r. lint.
Yereins fur oaS laufenbe Saibiabr itatt
unb .iinb idmmtliHe Mitslisber eriuht,
piinftlit 3u erideiuen, oa wi9tiee @e'
iddfte uorlis9en.
Der S6wdbiI9s 9ranfen llnterftiis'
unss 8erein bat Die fclsenoen 8eam'
ten fur bas laufenbe Sahr erDdhlt :
Prdfibent. Sobn Il. 5hweufer 8ije
Prdiibsnt, Billiam Sanier /; Sstrstdr,
Carl S9palo Shasmeiiter, Sobn
Wiellert Eruftees, gBilliam Slider
uno 4oren3 5riihtel.
g8ieberum LIT Elm beutiher Biouter
oislsr Seite burh ben Eoo abberufen
morbsn. inoem Safob @mis fen. am
Sonntag Rorsen In Der @obnuns fell
ner Eohtsr an -@romn apenne i'm Utter
pou " Sabrsn psrftarb. @r wuroe In
Rodenbauisu, Bagern, seboren, mar
lett 1860 bier isBbaft uno wirb uou
3ipei SDbnsn uno bier G6dtern iiber'
lebt. Die 8siissun9 srfolste geiteru
gla6mittas i'm Bittston Npeuus Srieo.
bof, nobel Paltor Or. William u
Jlorot ben Trauerbisnit. leitete.