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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22

Will BANQUET

The Commercial Club will hold a
Zig g%et-together meeting and banquet
Wednesday evening at $50. Altogeth-
err some two hundred invitations have
been sent out to the business men Of
the city and a big crowd is looked for
Plans for the club work for this year
will be discussed. The directors have
been working out a number of PROPOSE
tons which will be submitted to the
full membership at this meeting for
their consideration. Among other
things the plans for the new quarters
will be OF exhibition. The club is 60
ing to have some of the best quarters
in the state; they will be well arrang-
ed and being IN a new building every.
thing will be clean and up to date.
The speaker of the evening will be
Edward f" Trefz, field secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce Of the United
States. This is an organization COM
posed OF the commercial clubs and
similar organizations from all over the
country, from Maine to California and
Bismarck is very fortunate indeed to
be able to obtain his presence here
for this meeting. He is IN expert in
commercial club work and besides he
is Il finished orator and will have many
good ideas to give the business men
here. He will be able to inject new
life and enthusiasm into the work OF
the club members. He comes very
well recommended and there is not a
business'or professional TAI in the
city who can afford to miss hearing
him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
SALE OF RARE o

NEW YORK, April 21.-Books ex'
perts from Europe as well as AmerI.
ca gathered in New York today for
the opening of the sale Of the fine
Napoleonia library Of William J. Lat
ia Of Philadelphia. The collection
embraces hundreds Of volumes relat'
ing to Napoleon, his family, his
marshal and other persons who fig'
ured prominently during the Napol'
comic period. In the collection there
is also a large number of portraits.
more than 5000 being portraits or
Bonaparte himself. together with
many interesting and valuable auto
graphs and documents. Among the
earlier Napoleon documents are some
signcl by Eonaparte when he was
only a lieutenant in the French army.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22

having funds in the bank. The sur.
geon at once left the state and skip
ped back to New York. Sheriff Oscar
Olson of Morton county brought him
back for prosecution and he pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the pen
for a year, but was released by the
pardon board after serving about
eight months. After receiving his
pardon he a. once returned to Glen
Ullin and to his practice. He claim.
ed to have authority to examine and
condemn glandered horses. He ex.
amined a horse belonging to a farmer
out north of Glen Ullin but instead of
having the animal shot, the report
was that he took It to town and sold
it. He was arrested and placed in
Jail at Washburn. awaiting trial. He
at last succeeded in securing as
bondsmen, c. w. Abbey, G. l.. Stetson,
Fred Schuver and B.. +. Evans, and
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Tuesday.
Carl Morris vs.. "knockout". Bel
mont, s rounds, at st. Louis.
Southern California Baseball league
begins it's season. with Pasadena at
San Diego, and Long Beach at San
B%ernardino. ...
Western Tri.State Baseball league
begins its season, with Pendlet0n at
Walla Walla, Baker at Boise and La
Grande at North Yakima.
Wednesday.
Billy Walters VS.. wildcat" Ferns,
10 rounds, at St. Joseph, Mo.
Opening of the season of the Cen
trail Baseball league.
Northern Baseball league begins
it's season, with Duluth at St. Paul,
Superior at Minneapolis, Grand Forks
at Winona and Winnipeg at Virginia.
Thursday.
Opening of the annual spring golf
tournament of the Country club Of
Atlantic City. -.
Southern California tennis tourna-
ment opens at Ojai Valley club,
|NOrdhoff.
Three-Eye Baseball league begins
its season, with Davenport at Quincy,
Dubuque at Peoria, Decatur at Bloom
ington and Springfield at Danyille.
Carolina Baseball league begins it's
season, with Ashville at Winston Sa-
Salem, Greensboro at Charlotte and
Durham at Raleigh.
Friday.
Rudie Unholz VS.. Pal Brown, Ii
rounds, at Calgary, Alta.
Opening of the annual tournament
of the Devon Polo club, Philadelphia.
Saturday.
Nineteenth annual relay race meet
ing at the University Of Pennsyl'
Ivania.
Opening Of the annual spring meet
ing of the Kentucky Racing ~associa'
ton, at Lexington.
Opening of nine:een.day running
race meeting at Tulsa, Okla.
Paddy LAWN VS.. Bob McAllister,
rounds, at San Francisco.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22

"The Argyle Case" by Harriet Ford
and Harvey O'Higgins, with Robert
Hilliard in the leading role, is in its
fifth month in New York.
Sarah Berdnhardt is to make her
second farewell to New York an ap-
r%earance in vaudeville at the new Pal
ace theatre on May 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
GRAIN IS GOOD.

ANAMOOSE, N. d., April 21-
There is a rush to get the mthreshed
grain in this part OF the state cleared
up so the fields can be put into grain
again. Several rigs are in operation
and there is quite a lot OF work to
be done. The grain Is much better
than most people anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22

was released from Jail. Before the
day for his trial, DR.. Davis for the
time took an unannounced de.
parture ana his whereabouts have
been unknown during the past year.
This time 1t will be more difficult for
him to get leave Of absence, too, as
there will be little %lenience consider
ing the expense he has already PROV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
CROW ELkHAR1 AUTOMOBILES.

Local parties interested in securing
AN agency for Grow Elkhart cars may
drop me a letter, in care OF the Nc
lKeuzie Hotel, where | will be We'd
lnesday, April 23rd.
EDWARD GlLBERTSON.
General Agent for North Dakota II
Montana.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
DROWNED IN POOL.

DICKINSON, N. D., April 21.-While
PLAYING near a pool of water with
some other children the 3~.year-old
daughter of Anton Lesko fell into the
water and was drowned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
WESTERN 1Rl STATE LEAGUE
STARTS.

BOISE, Ida, April 21.-The West
ern Tri.State Baseball league starts
it's championship season today with
games in North Yakima, Walla Walla
and Boise. For the opening contests
La Grande lined up at North Yakima,
Pendleton at Walla Walla and Baker
! nthis city.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

SAN DIEGO, CAL, april 2l.--The
p%ennant race in the Southern Cali
fornia Baseball league was inaugural
ed today with games between Pasa-
dcna and San Diego in San Diego
and Long Beach and San Bernar-
dino at San Bernardino. The sched-
ule adopted by the ,eague calls for
a season OF 154 games, with Septem.
Der 81 as the closing date.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Games Monday.

Milwaukee 0, indianapolis g..
Kansas City 3, Columbus l.
st. Paul 4, Louisville 8.
Minneapolis Z, Toledo 1G.
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Warrington Made It Four.

NEW YO..K, April 21.-Washington
made it 4 straight over New York by
winning the last game of the series
today by a score of s to 4. Shanks
started Washington off to a three run
lead in the second with a home run,
driving in two men ahead of him.
Il. H. E.
New York 4 3 4
washington ...... ......... 3 > z
lBatteries-FOrd, Fisher and Swee.
ney, Williams; Engle and Ainsmith.
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Games Monday.

Cleveland 8, st. Louis 3.
Chicago 2, Detroit s.
New York 4, Washington s.
Philadelphia 6, Boston 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
With The Big Leagues
NATIONALS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Games Sunday.
Pittsburg S, st. Louis 4.
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2.
Games Monday.
Cincinnati 6, Chicago Z.
Erooklyn |, Philadelphia 2.
Boston 3, New York 4.
st. Louis S, Pittsburg 8.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Brooklyn Was Cleaned Up.

BROOkLYN, April 2l.-Philadelph.
Ia cleaned up with Broo6lyn today,
winning the final game by a one.run
margin. The locals scored their first
run on the new Ebbets field. The
final count was 2 to !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games Sunday.

Games Sunday.
St. Paul 8, Louisville IL.
Milwaukee 8, indianapolis 2.
Minneapolis S, Toledo s.
Kansas City ., Columbus Is.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
AMERICANS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Games Sunday.
Cleveland 2, Chicago l.
Detroit 3, s. Louis 2.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Took Seven in One Inning.

'0oN WHIT III 0"S '"''''5'
ST. LOUIS, April 21.- Pittsburgh
hit Griner and Grier to all parts Of
the ball yard here TODAY and won from
st. Louis s to 5. St. Louis was in the
lead up to the 9Th when Pittsburgh
scored 7 runs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Whitesox Out Of Luck.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Chicago was
outlucked today and Detroit won the
opening game of the series, 3 to 2.
The game was a pitchers battle be.
tween Russell and Klawitter, with the
honors slightly in favor of the former.
r. H. =.
Chicago -. 5 ?
Detroit s -
Batteries-Russell and Schalk; Kla-
witter and Stanage.
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kawtown Trimmed Senators.

KANSAS CITY, April 21.-Rhodes'
ineffective pitching and O'Connor's
batting gave Kansas City a 3 to l vic.
tory owe J0flmbus.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Giants Take Fifth Game.

BOSTON, April 21.-New York won
the 5th straiGAt game from Boston TO-
day, 4 to :. The visitors ran wild on
the bases during the first inning, scor>
ing 2 runs without making a hit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Merz Was a Puzzle.

MILWAUKEE,, April 2l.-Merz was
a big puzzle today and but one Mil
waukee player reached 3rd base. the
visitors winning by a score OF 6 to 0.
Milwaukee used three pitchers.
a.ts.. aAr X. H. T..
Milwaukee 49,. @ 4 4
Indianapolis ............... 6 II z
,Batteries-Slapnicka Noel, WhtsOn
and Hughes; Merz and Casey.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Errors lost Game.

Errors lost Game.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Errors
by Wagner and Yerkes in the Z inning
proved the turning point of today's
game, which Philadelphia won from
Boston by 6 to 4.
r. H. r.
Philadelphia ............ 6 So
EOStOn :. o
Batteries-Fouck, Plank and Lapp;
Wood, Bedient, Foster and Nunamak.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22

BATTERIES VanDyke, Reider and
James; Woodburn, Loudermilk and
Roth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Drove Pitcher Out Of Box.

CLEVELAND, April l..-,Driving r..
Mitchell out of the box, Cleveland
scored 6 runs in the LIST inning on Z
hits, including 2 triples and 2 doubles,
and defeated st. Louis ) to 3.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Apostles Dropped Another.

ST. PAUL, April 2l.-While the Wis.
ting pitchers worked in wonderful
style, the locals were pounded unmer-
citully and Louisville won another
from st. Paul, 8 to 4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
PLAYED Eleven Innings.

CINCINNATI, April 2~l.-Chicago
won an exciting II inning game from
Cincinnati this afternoon by a score
of Z to g..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-04-22
Mud Hens Carry or Last, Game.

Mud hens Carry on Last 'Game.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 21-In a wild.
eyed contest the Toledo team carried
Off the final game Of the series here,
16 to Z.
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lSeitere Seiitemern
Gum Spnos inr Den gan Der aaueLe
oes &nabeu Eruteetorn nnf WE.
A!pcrnp nDtilIa.

gGie in oieIen Spalten berihtet,
perben bic 5ransistaner griioer, De-
rem Gbbllt betdnntltch Das Ynabens
prpteetorp auf Wtt. 4lperno unterite1t
III, bennGhft ben WieoerluFbau Der
Dor mebreren Sabren nieoer9ebrannten
2apsQe Der auitult in angrtff nebs
men.
9ieier SAritt lit i9usn burh bic
9enerofitGt Der 9Sreunoe lmo 9Dnner
Der Qnitalt ermoglihTt poroen, Die
ioipeit in liberuler BeiIe gu benz galts
fonbs beigeiteuert baben 8ant oIeier
8siiteuern 1T jest etpu Die !0dlfte Der
erforeerlihen Summe porbanoeu uno
anaefihts bieier 5batiate peroen in
81loe bic 9autpntratts peresbsn pers
ben.
RatiirIih rehnen Die SSran5istanerz
grIoer 5uperTi6tIih barauf, bab milos
tbdtiee perIonen audi DEN Reit Der
nph nothioen Summe ourh freirpiaige
geiiteuern aufbrin9eu lperoeu nno lpets
tere 3uDenouuaen 3u oem JonDs, Die
oringeup nothpenoig fiup, pereen NIT
her3lihem Gant entgegsngeupmmeu
lperoeU.
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DSeoe qerTon, Die cine gsrfi6e-
rungsz zpolice tauft, iei es fir Oas Ge=
iAdft ooer bas Dobnbaus, fault Ie
nit oieiem 8eritdnbnib. M,nn man
nun nit usberlegung etpas tbut ooer
tbun ldbt, bas bic 5euersgefabr Ders
grobert, 10 lit man nidt nur nusbrs
LID gegen Die 9srii9erungsgeioGlT
ionbsrn 9ibt oerielben au9 8elegsn=
belt, Die aus5a6lung bes gsrIi9e
rungsgelbes ga berpeigern, oa man
ielbit bic 9efabr OergrDBsrt bat"
Dies 1T Elm gang Defenders pitttz
ger Gruno neben ben lHoeren, mirnm
ale @i9entbiimer, pclae o.rIihert
lino, Defenders Dorii6tio 5et Der 8orz
sreltung auf bic Weibna6tsTeier ms
bsi Der 5eier frlbit lein Io[lten.
6. 81. 9efenbauq5,
S!Qatsz1FsuermarfAaIf.
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SeutIher Wiilltar lint. =gerein.
Stc Seamten merben einitimmig
iuieoergeluablt.

Dds geitri9e Wetter mar re6t basu
en9ethan, Die Diitglisoer bes 8eutz
iden Wfilttdr unterItiiBun9s z8ereins
re4t soblrsid 81 oeridmmeln. Srob
oes trotenen Sorntdgs bate Der Ser
Elm, fpel6er feline SiBung unter lem
8oriit oeS BrdiiDenten $. &einer
uno Der PrototoQfiibrunq bss Gefrez
tors 8. 2uebbert ab9ieIt, bafur Gorge
qetragen. oab er niht auf bem n5rof :
men" gu iiBen brauhts. Neben einem
SSdBhen Bier, ipeldes Der 8rGIiosnt
ces gereins fpenotrt bate, mar duA
Gin iolsnner 2und aufgetra9en, ur0
Bel oieiem rpurbe fleiBig oebnttirt.
rWenn beitsre Reben tie beqleitsn,
honu fliebt bic &rbeit munter fort.
60 mar es audi geitsrn i'm Militd-<
llntsritiiBungs 9srein, mo Iih bic
au erlenigsnDen SeI6dfte ihneQ a0=
ridelten. Die idbrIi9e 8eumtenndbl,
toelde 3uerit erlebiet purbs, bate folz
oenoes ReIultut:
Brcfioent-!o. Saefner.
9iseprdiiosnt-8. Qngles.
Yrotpfou SetretGr 2usbbsrt.
9Finan8 Setretdr-Sos. Stsilsr.
S6dsmsiiter-N. 2eier.
8eripultunqsrutb-1. S6ulit, Sol.
WiilIer. 81. Seelano.
ifabnsntrGqer-6. grepsr.
4rst-9r. griiggemaun.
Die 8eam!en puroe sinitimmig
rieoererpdblt.
Gs ipurbe beIhIofTsn, bic 8erIdmns
Iungen am l. uno 3. Wontag i'm Mo-
net dbSubaIten.
Ods ardnten aommitte beitebt
iebt aus ben 4ameraoeH Sobn Shus
Ter, Treb. SiIbsr unh Gurl Spungens
ftrg. Oas 9iiherreoiIipns 9ommIt.
tee isbt fiA aus ben Gamsraoen Glem.
cScerlina, 8. 8!petler, Carl RageIs
eiieu, 8. 2sdner uno Sobn Dolf 3us
idmmen.
Die SnItalIirung Der 9eamtsn fin
ret am /. Sanuar Nadmittags 3 llhr
I'M 8srsiuslotal ftatt. po3u aud cie
9amen einqeldosn iino.
Der SdaBmeiitsr beridtets, baB
Ron Ser Weitsrn German gonf Der
getruq bon 1896 an 2inTsu iibsrs
i6rieben Dorben Iino. Die Ginnahmsn
fstrupeu 1926 uno Die aussaber
SSf Q0
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Auf Der 8auoerf6aft.
ScdlS Giucinnatier Sunscns Deriai.
len Iutterus ,SlciidtOpfs.
In Gulumbus ialleu iie bereits Dec
EOli5ei in bic Sanoe.

Bon Der WnnberluIt Theint Der II
Sabre ulte Games Neb ppu No. 1900
Yine Strube, ergriffen au fein. Der
Gnu6e bate iih bereits fhon einnal
aus Der elterIihen Wobnung entfernt.
Qm Samita9 4beno Itiste Der 8ens
gel Dor, oaB er iid nadp Der 5urns
haQe Der 3e;tungsiunqsn begebeu
rpolle, fehrts lenoh ni6t pieoer 5urut.
Die BDIi3si nuroe srIubt, auf beE
&erihpunbenen 5u fabupen.
oSebenfaQs in einem 4nfall pom
4tenteurerluit iuqts Der IA Sabre ate
Trant 5eB BON Ro. 81 Sit Clifton
2tpenue oem GlternhauIe am SamItag
4beno Ballet. Ter Suugs CAB on,
CAP er iit nit eInem oepifieu Murs
ran, sinem Spie!tumeraoen, naA ben
llfern ces SbioS begebeu polIe, oerab=
Tdumte aber sis geitern pisber nah
6auie Su tommeu.
9lls Der brittle juqsnolihe 8ermiBts
nurbe Der 8o!issi Der 13 Sabre alte
Mqtb. goblen bon 1881 8ine Ctr.
qemeloet, pelher ebenTaus ieit Sumsz
tea 2(6eno aus nem eiterlihen 6eim
rerihpunoen 1T. 8as 8erfhniuoen
pes 8nabsn lit rem @Itern rdtbIslbdTt
unb puroe bic 9pli3ei gs6eten, auf ben
4usreiBer gu faAnnen.
S6atId6Itt Iino am Samitas lea1s
Sungens, Die ale IN Der Gegeno non
8ine Strube uno UlcWiden Aoenue
pobneu. Wuttern oaponaeluufen. @us
| Ber ben 8enanntsn fpdren es Der orsl-
sebniGlrtae eSacob Shent, Der oiers
3e6nid6ri9e 5reb. 3umbplen uno Der
pisr3ebnidbrige GbarIss RuB. Die
gengels batten Dor, in Montana
! 9rissIpbdren uno Snoiuner tpot5ue
! Icbieben uno ppllten fih oabtu auf
Sraat5iigen ourd'6losen. Sic Ftno
iebod nur bis naf Columbus sefonz
men. Sin junger guride Rdmens
2sron Marttu, Der ith NIT ben lech5
gusreibsrn ouf oemIelben 9uter3u9s
befunoen bate, Dar IN ben gahnboten
| in Golrmbus dbqeiprungen uno bate
eiHem 8pli8iiten BON feinen Eeii ,seF
fGbrten Waitthetlung gemadt. Der Se<
ante fdno bier oerielbsn on benz &us
benranb Der Staot uno 3pei Duroen
lfpGtsr on einem 5armPaus sefurosa,
n nnr Dem Sdrr.er
asreitten SpeiIen gut Ihmeteu lies
| Ben. gl1e feds puroen na6 benz Tes
tentiousbaus gebrdht, uno nohpem lie
| ibre 4bentsuer er3dblt batten, puroen
bic gincinndtier gehorpen, uno BON
ioieien pieoer bic @ltern Der boffe
nungspollsn Siinglinge benohrihtist.
6eute peroen bic 6erren SDbne 9a1
tern aegsnuber gu treten baben, osr
ben Rohritod Ihon bereitgeitelt pat.
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0emtimlanb burbilblid).
0raebniF einer IanoiuirtbiAaitlidleu
Stnoienreiie onrdD bic europGi.
iheH Ganber.

als aommiiidre fir 2anbpirtb.
ih1ft baben Staatsisnator ssobn Guns
Einaham uno Reprdieniant 80. 30.
Vrotpn i'm peraunaenen CONNER snDli
Senoer Guropas bereiit uno iino Jest
mi. Der 8orbereiiuna bes benz 9ous
rerneur Cor eiHsureihenben 9erihts
lsiddftiat.
Den er0Bisn Ginbrud bat auf BIZ.
aommihdre bic i'm alien WeIttkil be.
itehenoe .3ufnmmenarbeit aemuht.
ipsld,e bic GaHolpiribihaft in europa
au niti aeahnter 8liitbe asbraht bat.
Iusaeioaener 9ooen lit pieoer iruht.
Ear aeiporben uno Dohltaknkit iii
IN bic emit nerarmten 2dnber 3uriid.
aeiehri. Der Geiit Der 3uiammen.
drbeit bat riid,uirtsnb ersisheriihen
elnfluR aehabt uHb alien Beibeiliaien,
BON proouaerten bis gum aoniumens
len. aeniibt.
2uiammendrxit tpernen bic Goms
lnifFire als bic erIte Worbeoinquna
rcn Wohlfabenbe.t uno als Die
6aupifahe barIiellen. 4lle 8etbeilia.
ten miiiisn ibr Yeites t6un. Der ssars
mer. inoem er ben goben ertrdarsih
maf,i. Der bdnblsr inbem er fir
fhnellen Oerfcuf iorat. Der 9anfier,
inoem'er Bombs fir notblpenbiae 0ers
beifernnaen bereit iteIlt. gu oiefem
9tpede ausaeasbens 9onbs iolitm
4bihniiisn biz $25 herunier ausa..
aetsn iperbeH. oamit elm Seber iein
Sferflein fiir bic allen su Cute tom.
menbe Gn!iuidiuna beitraasn lam.
1em 1erihie fpiro cine lonae Gift,
BON Worfhl1aeH beiaefiiat iperben.
Der trfte Worid3lna iit bic Shaffuna
einss Wersaufsamtts fir lanbrirth.
ihoftiihe probutie. bos probusenten
uHb Ronfumenten aufammenbrinaen
leu. gs fotasn bann 4nrepunseu
monniafnher art pie fpifIeninnftii4
der 2nnbnirihihaftsnnierriht in ie.
bem gountn. Gteusrfreiheit Der Garm
In 60be Der 6npotbei. Gampf aea,n
Wonopoi. llnteriuhuna Der Gsfhdfts.
fiihruna Der Vrobuttenbdnbl.r. bic
tpentuea unser 0iiraIhuft Az itellen.
griinbuna BON Observation-Disclosures
.sn lesterer 1eaiehuna ipirb beiDnbers
ouf Deutfnlnnn Beaua a<ncmmen.
no bas Genoienfhuftspeisn In hoths
fer 9liiihe iiebt.
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Gin I6pdr3er StrDm Idparaer Mten.
ihen erQoP iif in bas .priootbuus".
Doour6 Die 4ufmertiamteit Der ppli-
3titen 3urte uno Gorbes erreat puroe.
Ib uno gu oerlieb eine BON gltobol
ourtaoaene 8eitolt bas 6aus unb Der.
rtet6 our6 Den ausItromsroen 8erut,
bar in Dem 0auTe etlpas Stdrteres
als Soft 9rints" peraapft rpiro. Sci
pem @intritt Der 8eamten ioQ iih eine
aroBe Qn3abl buritioer Reaerieelen in
etnem 3tmmer befunoen ha6en, tpslhe
fletBia benz W6istn auiprdhen. Orpens
unb StrdDo"r DurDcn unter Der 8e.
f6uloiQuna beg 8ertaufs Qeiitiaer 9ez
trdnte oAne 2taens in 6aft genommen.
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SnrdD Gas aetOotct.

Turh eiueu Gas 0et5apparat. nell
der obuc alb3ua oerieben mar, fano
qeiteru ser Is ,Sabre alte SSranf aI-
ioro, nor 9o. 1923 SarrtioH aoerue,
Ser in Dem aoitballie Don Charles
Sei6ert uobnt, ieiuen Ioo allem an.
id,eiu Hah hutte Ilforo Dor Dem
5dlafenacbeu in Ser Sauitag Ead)t
Sen @o5oieu anqe3iinoet mto itIief
ein, cine ocHieIben ah3uorefen. Als
aeitcrn Morqelt Der aoitaaueer nidlt
sllIn ,Sriibitiid mo auh utdlf gum
Dtittaaeiieu erihIen. bradl Selbert
uno EN- auoerer Wtitberpohner oIe
5hiir aui uno lanoelt alforo poll
it0noia dnge3ogen toot altf ben Sub.
booen liegeno Dor. slforo lit 0ds
brittle Spfer Der moroeroeu 8asoren
obne ab5ng, Dor beiien gebrauh nstlt
aenlte aerpurnt merben farm. Ter CO.
rouer bat cine biesbesnglld1e Inter.
ilthuna eiHgeleItet.
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Charles R. unb Neitis Scanlon,
712 Bauer Qre.. WGohen.
William uno Rarie S'grien. iii
Sprina Str. anabe.
ssohn .. uno anna 9eniion. Gollege
6ia. Gnabe.
Georae uno 1lorenes 3anlor. gols
lspe 6ia. Waotsn.
sspbn uno Horu Callahan. 1920
glart Str. Gnabe.
Welpin unp Ulinsie @aitinas.
Carlisle unb Stone Ctr, anabs.
Sames 6. unb Wanme Weahonep,
2463 Wabiion Rooo. Hnabe.
nranf une Georaie ssorbau. 3423
GouihiiDe 4pt.. Gnabe.
a,ron 8. uno 9ouiie WeGamon.
3116 6iaiioe alpe.. Hnabe.
1reb. unn Warie 9unolad,, 577
Oonnrinae Str. anabs.
Charles .. unb Warp ssroit. Gar.
.hdae. anabe.
elmer 6. uno Marie aeiih. 2730
Gclerdin 4pe.. anobe.
Gbaar U. uno Rcra Gberle. 48lo
Weslsu Npe.. Wdbhen.
SSrso. s.. ano emma Barter. 2214
Nheeler Str. Wiohen.
geprae W. uno Glenore publ, 2731
MIiec Str, anabe.
Casper uHo gpuiIe alein. 254
Murusr Ctr. W1bcheH.
Sobn uno Gleanore sSren. 2222
gine Ctr. Mdoden.
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0tertli6 6bteit3teri9s.

Georae abbott. 81. 54l Georas
Ctr. Qunaenen.siinbuna.
Catherine Carroll. 81. 1886 Sbers
man Ape.. lunasnentsiinDuna.
Rorn 0riseot. 55. go Crhdro
Str. Qunatntntsiinbuna.
Catherine Nonner. 81. 1880 luttn
Gin Npe.. Arebs.
Gimon Wann. "a. 907 Rihmono
Str. QuHaenentsiinbuna.
Aba 6. Rois. 10. l24 On 13. Sir.
6eraieiben.
Charles aiiraens, 81. 1869 Cole.
fain 4pe.. 1ubertuIcie.
4ntoinstie Dotiat. 63. 247 Gurn.
tam aDe.. 0drHneraiftuna.
10,lis N0bler. 81. Gtsbt. anqutR
IN G6apebe.
NDhn 3. Duadn. n. o2l4 Nal.
lupft6 Str. anaueIi II E&mtbe.