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Newark post., 1913-10-08

First Delaware Veteran Volunteer
Infantry, and make an effort td
be present at the Sind anniversary
to be held in the Century Club
room, Smyrna, Del, on October
18th. Hon. Charles Miller, Gov
ernor of Delaware, has accepted an
invitation and will honor us with
his presence unless some unforeseen
circumstances arise.
Wear your anniversary badge,
draped in memory Of deceased com
rades. Trying to make it the great
est event ever, will you and yours
be there? Don't forget the date,
October 18th. Business Of import
ance. Election of officers, etc.
Newark post., 1913-10-08

foundation course III the principles
of economies and government, but
with special reference to the indus
trial, commercial and agricultural
problems of the United States, par
ticularly the Southern. States.
Next Juvenile Club" was or
ganized among the boys, in c0nnec-
ton with the Board of Trade, the
purpose being to have the boys
check up their theoretical know
ledge gained in school with the
practical, everyday problems of an
industrial center, such as Winston
Salem is. Boys in the club were
granted all the privileges of regu-
lar Board Of Trade members, eX-
cept voting. They We're allowed to
take part in debate and were as
signed to committee work. Before
entering the club they took the
"Athenian OATH" whereby they
promised allegiance to the highest
ideals of civic righteousness for their
city.
One of the first tasks assigned
the boys was to assist in the indus
trial survey of Winston-Saleln
which the Board of Trade is MAX
ing. Students who had been spec
ializing in the economics and gov
ernment department of the high
school were chosen for this work.
In this way they are getting a
first-hand knowledge of organized
industrial efforts in its relation to
the welfare Of the community.
"The Winston Salem plan,' says
Leroy Hodges, the secretary of the
Board of Trade, trains the boys Of
the city directly for citizenship !;
first, in the high school, where they
are taught the principles of civil
government and instructed in the
theories and basic problems gov
erning our economic order; second,
in the juvenile club, where they
have the means of being identified
with the real work of municipal de-
velopment, and take part in actual
social and industrial Investigations.
An opportunity is thus provided
for the boys to study at close range
the varied industries Of the city
under competent direction and in
an official capacity.
"In brief, the plan contemplates
first, teach the boys how to live
and, second, equipping them with
an education whereby they cal
make living, which, in the end, is
the real secret of practical train
ing for intelligent citizenship"
Newark post., 1913-10-08
Delaware Veterans
Hold Reunion

The 52nd anniversary of the
First Regiment, Delaware Veteran
Volunteer infantry, will occur on
October 18th, and the survivors
will hold a reunion III Smyrna on
that date. Governor Charles h.
Miller has accepted an invitation
and will be present at the meeting,
which will take place at the Smyr-
Ma Century Club House, at 1890
Il. m.
Joseph C. Nichols, President pro
TEN, of Camden, n. j., and John
Manloye Smith, Secretary, OF
Moores, Pa, have issued the fol
lowing call to their comrades:
Through the grace of our Faith
er we have been permitted to en-
ter the last lap of another mile
stone in this life s march. We need
no one to tell us of the rapidity OF
time and the certainty of death.
Hair growing whittier, eyes growing
DINNER, steps feebler, form bent,
with a final dissolution not far IN
the future.
lie us lash ourselves a little
closer together and close up the
Fast thinning ranks Of the famous
Newark post., 1913-10-08
Training Boys
For Citizenship

How the Winston-Salem, N. c.,
Board of Trade is helping the high
school to train boys for citizenship
is told in bulletin just issued by
the United States Bureau of Edu-
cation.
The school authorities establish
ed a course for high-school seniors
in government and economics, and
put it under the direction Of the
secretary Of the Winston-Salem
Board of Trade. The course is a
Newark post., 1913-10-08

A movement 10 DfiIig ABOUT DtC-
ter business conditions in the city
has been started by the Whining
ton Mercantile Association.
Portraits Of the city's postmas-
tcrs are to be hung i'll the postof-
flee in Wilmington.
: A patent for a device for bind
ING shocks of corn has been granted
10 Morgan A. Williams of Bridge
Vile.
Palmer and Snyder of West
Chester. Pa, have been awarded
fine contract for paving Clinton
street, Delaware City, with anne
site.
81. PauI's Chapel, Camden, was
rndrdicatcd on Sunday, Bishop
kinSman officiating.
Ocean Wave Lodge, No. 43, |.
q. 0. f.. was organized with 33
members at RehOboth Beach, on
Thursday night.
A larger yield of chestnuts than
usual is looked for this year III
lower Delaware.
Arrangements are in progress
for raising a fund of $15O,00O for
the Homeopathic Hospital in Will
mingtOn.
New Castle County Levy Court
has resolved to pay 800 per month
TO Probation Officer Frank Stout,
appointed by the judges of the Su-
preme Coutry.
Gypsies who were annoying
farmers in the country west OF
New Castle last week were order
ed to move.
James Webb of the Frederick
section claims to own the biggest
calf in Delaware, weighing 300
pounds when two weeks old.
knights of Phythias of New
Castle will hold a celebration i'll
their hall on Friday evening and
entertain at a banquet forty men,
bers of the Pennsville, n. j., lodge.
Five parties, charged with sell
ing liquor in Kent county, plead
guilty at Dover on Saturday. Sher-
ry Masten was discharged on agree
ing to leave the State and provide
/ for his aged mother and his five
children. Daniel Jester was given
three months Imprisonment and
fined $50. Adam Winters, colored
was fined 800 and given year s
Imprisonment, and Herman Ayers
and Alexander Young, both color
ed. We're given three months each,
with fines of $50.
Alfred G. Cox has been appoint
yd Justice of the Peace and Not
AIRY Public at Middletown by Gov
cruon Miller.
The late Dir. !. c. Fahey, a
former mayor Of Wilmington, be
Wuoathed in his will $1,000 to the
htflo Sisters Of the Poor and 1900
for simmer outings for Sisters who
teach in st. Paul's parochial school
i'll that city.
4 campaign Of education is
planned by the Wilmington Civic
Association looking to secure an
act Of the Legislature permitting a
vote in that city on the question OF
adapting the commission form Of
government.
\ bazaar will be held by mem.
bers Of the Sunday School III the
basement of the Latter Day Saints
Church, at Elk Mills on Friday
Newark post., 1913-10-08
HERE AND THERE

and Saturday evenings. Every
body is invited to attend.
Young men of Elllton gave the
first of a series Of dances to be held
during the fall and winter, in Me-
chanics Hall, on Friday evening,
which was fairly well attended.
Thomas NJ. Hague, well-known
resident of Elkton, died at his
home on East Main street, on Wed
nesday of paralysis, aged 81 years.
His wife, four daughters, and a son
survive.
A sad incident of Wednesday s
storm was the drowning of Lay
ton, the 10-year old son Of Harry
Buckworth, tenant on the Landing
farm, near Elkton. The boy went
to drive home cattle from pasture
and finding them on the opposite
side of the Little Elk rode into the
stream, which was greatly swol-
len by the rain. The horse stumb-
led and fell, throwing the child in
to the rushing waters. Railroad
hands nearby ran to his aid but he
was swept down the stream and
drowned. His body was found on
Thursday several hundred yards
below the spot where the sad acci-
dent occurred.
Members Of Cool Spring Grange,
Sussex county, will prosecute all
gunners trespassing on their farms
this fall. There is said to be much
dissatisfaction with the new game
laws, and residents will strive to
prevent parties from upper Della
ware and Pennsylvania slaughter
ing game early in the season before
owners of the land have time to en-
JOY their share of the hunting.
The matter Of the Maryland-Del-
aware internal revenue collector
ship still hangs fire. Maryland
leaders are trying to agree upon a
candidate and mostly favor Will
lam Ii. Bryan of Baltimore. 1t is
said that the final decision may be
deferred until after the coming
election in Maryland On Nov. 4th.
Wilmington City Council, under
pressure from the recent burglary
outbreak, has authorized the Police
Commissioners to appoint ten ad-
ditional patrolmen, to be selected
on a non-partisan basis, five Demo
Gratis and five Republicans.
Levi Sparks, colored, who on
May 10 last fatally stabbed Viola
Hall in Wilmington, was found
guilty of second degree murder, in
Court last week, and was sentenced
TO life imprisonment. Edward
Scott, colored, who OH August 4,
fractured the skull of Paul G.
Reed, another colored boy, with a
baseball bat, pleaded guilty Of man
slaughter and was given four years
Imprisonment with a fine of 1900.
| The new trial of Charles B. Nay
lor of Townsend, found guilty of
murder in the second degree for
killing EarviI Francis, a neighbor 5
son, in January last, was set for
the November term of Court.
A resolution offered by Chair
man w. e. Stover Of the Finance
Committee to employ first class
detective for such work as the
Committee may desire to have per.
formed was lost in Wilmington
City Council by a vote Of 6 to Oh
Thursday night. 1t is said that
the resolution may yet be adopted
Rumors prevail, Mr.. Stover says
of laxity in several of the City de
partments, and there is desire tC
get at facts. 1t is said that detec
, tive work on the line suggested has
been in progress for some time, a
: private expense.
Newark post., 1913-10-08
n CTICE
To the Taxpayers of
WHITE CLAY CREEK
HUNDRED

The tax payers of White Clay Creek
are hereby notified that | will
be at the following places to receive
County, Poor, Road, Capitation and Dog
Taxes, for the Year 1913. VIII be at
the following places between the hours
of to u a. m. and to 4 p. m.
NEWARK, ERNEST FRAZER s
STORE
August 4, September 4, October 2,
November 3, December l.
NEWARK, WASHINGTON HOUSE
September 8, October 20, December %.
NEWARK, LOVETT's STORE
July 21, August Il, September 10, Oct
ober 6, November 10, December Is.
CHRISTIANA, CURRINDER IS
HOTEL
July 2S, August is, September %, Oct
ober 13, November IT, December 80.
AT HOME, McCLELLANDSVILLE,
DEL.
Monday and Friday Evenings.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING THE COLLECTION OF TAXES OF
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, SECTION 3, CHAPTER
80, VOLUME 21, LAWS OF DELAWARE, AS
AMENDED:
Section 3-That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day of October there shall
be an abatement of five per centum. On
all taxes paid before the first day of
December there shall be an abatement of
three per centum. On all taxes paid dur
ing the month of December there shall
be no abatement whatever And on all
taxes unpaid on the first day of January
there shall be added one per centum per
month until the same shall be paid.
F. w. LOVETT,
Collector.
Send Stamp for reply.
Post Office, Newark, Del, R. F. D.
Newark post., 1913-10-08

\ bazaar will be held by mem
bers Of the Sunday School III the
basement Of the Latter Day Saints
Church, at Elk Mills on Friday
Newark post., 1913-10-08

4 campaign Of education is
planned by the Wilmington Civic
Association looking to secure an
act Of the Legislature permitting a
vote in that city on the question of
adapting the commission form of
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Sdlaeller Z %.

auf benz Wege mad ihrer Qrbsiiss
felIs in Der Gronn CUerall 5obrit,
ertrantte geitsrn Worgen nm z ufr
80 I1inuten auf Der Sttdbs bic uns
aefdbr 30 Sabre dlte lSond gertle n,
pon Ro. 400 Sncamore StraBs.
sic bat ensn 0sitaftsinbaber I'm
S,auie glo. 423 Gin Strabs. lid In
cefIen Gei6GIt Elm ipsuig ausruben 81
eiirfsn. Der 3uftauo Der 5rau per.
| fthlefterte Ii9 ieoot oerartig, nab
bic Qoli8si um Isberfiibrung Der Gra
trantten nad ben itdOtifden oaipitnI
erIudlt puroe. 9rgsu s u6r gtcrgens
! itar6 iie ieood, uHo 5Dar tpie olt
| 9lerste feitftsasu, an einem SersleIoen
Der Coroner rruroe pom rem AblebeT
1 ocr Srau bsnahrittiat. gtre 6ano
taids, uslhs bic gsritorbens 3urud
oelaIIen bate. nuroe our6 6. aen
mad oem 6oipitaI gebrGht. uno E!
pirb anaenommsn. onB burh ben Sn
bait Rdhsrss ib.r bic 5rau srfabrel
| rperoen tdnn.
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geod, etipas unter Dem GinfluB oes'
SeItes pom Sonnto8, aber lonlt
itramm uno in sroBer 3abl mar &C.
tern 9lbeno Der 9aperlid)c llnterltilBs
unasperein IN Der arbeiterbale oer-
iannnelt. 8faii0ent Gbrlitian SaG5
iiibrtc ben 8oriib imo Setretdr Iho.
mas 2eid)t oas Brotofou 3ablretd)e
einlaoungen lagen Dor uno forp0ra'
tip entiorohen Dtro ben nafJiteben.
0eu: Clifton Seights Beiangcereln
om Is. Sum- in Cafiep, gonOnebruer.
Gin am f3. oSuli III Heitratbs Sarf
Iinlo 02ilitdr ltnterltilbungs'
am 30. ssuni ebenooielbit gns Ser5
aeIeat rpltr0e ben Witglieoeru Der 8e.
| liud, Der ,SeIte oes 3eutihuugar .Ge'
lmerbe.gseretns am q. ,{uli III Stern
ratbs garf, Der 0ereinl8teH Sdnger
an 20. csuni I'M Gbeiter Barf uno
| res gdder 8etDerbe llnterit. s8eretn+
ON II. SS1tIi in Reihrdtbs Rdrf
Serr ,yobn 5dmliot, ir., BON gto. 93i
snpfins 5trabe, beiien Batter Itor
felt uielen ,Sabren Dem 8eretn dnge
bort. pur6e nlm ebenfau5 ais Wlit
| ai,eo einapfiibrt. Gie aranfenlrt;
Ilpliroc erIeoiat unb an aht WitgIteoel
Ilplroe $67 ararlfenllnterititbung on
aetuieien. Bon Der Surnaemeinoe p1
/ rem oie Serren Gilermann lno Cd
| neit als aonmittee eritjcnen nno ~
peritan0en e8, ben @operiifen Inter
Iiiiibltnas .@erein eriolgrcIh filr 0d1
| albhaus .Groieft 5u intereiitren.g .gtat
Der Sibung lueyen Die Itltglieoer 81
Waite oe5 Serrn Ghrt't. Sad's u:1I
Mits RieB, bic fhrer 5reuoe ii6sr oa!
lio if]ou perlauiene uHo er'oIgreid
: 8oIfsieit auf oteie 8eIic 2Iusorut So
, ben mollten.
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Nu1n pertranensielia.

Gurt au3u groBe 8ertrouensIsliga
felt bat garrp 2dcod, 26 Sabre aIt,
ter glp. sol Spcampre Strabe, ben
8erluTt zines 9iamuntriuges i'm
Mertb Don 80 Dollars 3u betlassr.
Die Qacpd maate bic getauntIhaft
zines iunasn Mannes, Der tie gu etucH
Sp13iergaRg einluo. 9ds pdar res
1a6 iid sntIang Der @iisnbabnz2tnz
ioue Der peuuipIpania @iIenba6n
sr1iiten Der Sim unb Race Strabs,
als Der unbetdunte Wanu einenn Ring
ar Singer Der Dame lab. Der Sing
lima fruq um Die Grlaubutb, ZEN
Rtnq betra9ten gu biirfen uno Die
Dame sog ben Ring ab. 4l8 Der llrs
6etannte Der Ring in ben 6tngern
bate, lief er eilenb nit oem'eIben ndz
non. Die 9oli3ei bat eine quite 8er
ftreibung bes Ytannes.
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csn ihrer @ohnlmg go. 7tf1a ~.
Z StraBe fpurbe aeiiern sl6eno hIe
nngefibr 3s Sabre aIte Snoie Stone
bcluuBtIos nui benz lnBbooen in il.
rem Sd)laiSinlmer aufgefuHbeil uno
benz itaotIiden straufenbons eiHgeiie-
iert, ipoielbir bic alerste ipeniB Soft.
m,na ani @ieoerheritelIung Der Gr-
Eranfien fegen. 2ie aran.e mar BEL
Der aroger Sofing Gompanp nnge.
iselt, unb pnroe iett Naontng auf III.
rem arbettspsoe permibt. auf cine
slnirnge I'm soauie Der Stone. erin
nerten lid, bic 9sotbarH, Dab lie ore.
ielbe id,ou ieit Sonntng nid)t iiiehr gg.
ieben baifen. 1ie anhbarn bradser
rns 3inluier auf ui,o fnnben bio
gtone, ipeide nngeblid, an aralnpieil
lit. belpubtIos I'M 3irlmer liegen. Iii
Sfrpeifer Der grfranften, Gran slats
garions. In 2uDloip, stn., tpobn6nst
|lpnrDe jofort fclephoifiih beDnhrih
|tiai. ilD fam in 9egIeitiin5 ibrsi
lQla.nss. YIN ibrf G6'neIter mad Ii
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Ginbriidbe nno Siebftablc,

- Nus benz @eihdft BON ]. g.
Wartanon &c 60. go. 114-116 Cit
2. Strabe, sntfpenbets Elm Gie6 5bess
l0Ffel i'm @srthe poH SO, gafebdlle
I'M Nertbe BON SIS uno gniebdlIs
SauDIhube i'm Werths BON $25. IS
ipirb. angtnommsn. buB itb Der Dieb
in bic gfaunle bat einihIieBen lohen,
ba teine 4H3eihen zines einbriths
rntbedt iperbsn ionnttn.
Die 8erpaItuns Der g.. u. s.
unb Z. o. giienbahn msloete Der pos
lisei, bab giebe pon nerl6ieoensn
Woaaons DlsiIinetheils abihraubttn
unn snttpsnbeten. Ter Shdoen ne.
gabn belGuft iih auf stipn SO.
- Ginbrsher Deriuhten IN be-
Raf,i pom Wlonias gum GisnItna ftn
Ehneioerldosn bon Gtnrles Msnfs
an Der Il. unb Race Strubs. elmer
geIns abluFatien. tpurosn isSca Dir
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prdiioent 6aud
SuQ ben &ermittlcr 5mtId}en Der Gas
GsieaI6aft uuo ibreu aftiOuaren
ipielen.
Tas Geiud, Tim Inunllirnng ces
l1uion Gas & electric So. Xadt.
funtrafts porlGufig abge'
iuieien.

I'm elmer Spe3ialIiBung BEG 8ers
paltunqsrdtbs Der Cincinnati Gas &c
electric Co., Die ipe3ieII einteruien
pproen mar, I'm liter o0s,, 9eluH oes
Dor sinigen 5agen gsgriinoeten Shugs
cerbanbes Der Qttiondrs, CAB Der
8dhtpertrda nit Der Union 9as &
electric 60. uufgel0It rperce, gu bera'
then, puroe prdIioent g. S. 5aut be:
auftruqt, cine Replit uus3uarbeitsn
uuo oieIe!be benz 9erbano 3utommer
sulafIen. Der 2eBtere, lpelh,m b.
tanrtli1 cine groBe gln3uhl Der At'
tieninbaber Der Ginc. 9as uno GlCtrit
60. angeb0rsn, mill perbiiten, baB ot
Union 8as &c glsctric So. Derhino. r
perbe, bas Gigentbum Der @tnc. 8ai
e electric so. 3u Derpfdnoen, um I'D
ouf oiefe Weiie Die Utittel fiir projet
tirte Reubauteu unb 8erbeHerungtl
I'll bel6affen. GbenIo beabiidttgt &c
8erbano, iobaIo Der Badtpertrog ae
tiiu0igt 1T, oafiir 81 Iorgen, oaB b.
alien 9sIsIIIaaft Die notbigtn Ulitts
on 6ano geaeben perOen, un ielb1t ot
psrgr05erts 2teferung bon Glettrt5ttd
gu iibernbmen uno oaburh oIeGinnab
men beoeuteno 3u srboben.
oSn Der SiBuns, tpelhe 3ipsi Stun
ben pdbrte, puroe gelteno gemaa
baB tetn 9runb porliegs, BEN Paht
Dsrtrag 3u anuulliren, uno iAlieBlit
puroe beiHloiTen, Die Grleoisung b
4ngelegsnbsit 5errn 5aud 81 iibel
luHen. obne oaB bemielbeH ir9eno ne
| DE Snftruttionsn gegeben Duroei
pie er oies berpertitsuigen ipl. Se,
| 6aut erantet bic 4ngelegenbeit fir 3
ni6tia, aIs baB er Dor 4blauf elm
g8o6e ieine Rsplit uhsarbeiten t0nn
uub er aab, ais er iiber bic Aneelsgsl
belt bsfrdQt purbe, Die Grtldrung a
oaB sur 3eit, ais Die llnion Gas 6
oas 8eIhGft iibernabm, nur tiinitli6
| 9as su 10 Gents per 1000 aubiifl
pertauft poroen lei. Seitoem lei
bod Ruturgas einsefiibrt poroen III
, Die 9reisrebuttion BON 40 Gsnts bd
Dem gublitum 4ortheil gebracht, ab
CUR Ielben 3eit bic Giutiiafte Der ga
gefeuf6aft reouSirt. Nus oiefe
9runbe lei ss nidt ruthIam, 5ur iet
cen 3ett oas Stud Der GtttonGre
ohm Weiteres an betpilItdeu.
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SouSiellulu Saagerdlur.

Ter @oo6ieoam 5angert)or 5ltte
aeItern glhcno in Der DiliiicaI Gl.
dlanae inter 9eit!ug ieirles Girigcn.
TEN Serrn albert @eper grobe uno
9lpar uuroeu Die 2ieoer ourCt}geuoni'
men, oie auf benz 5elte Der 8erelnlg'
ten 5dnger ON % Snli 5iIm Sor.
iraa oeldneen tperoen. Die 2iscer gins
gen iebr gut, ipie es benn Die $1,000
ieQo,u Sanger nit Der giIege oes (8e'
ianaes iehr ernit nebmeu. 9tud} Der
grobe iano cine fur3e SisuHg TAFT.
SEER sSulils siren prdiiDirte uno 6srr
Senrn slbers iubrte Dos 4rototoa.
Ter gerein miro itd] liaf)iten Sonh.
tad an oem SaruqariTeit betheililen.
es logen cine au3ahl einIaoungen 81
anoern 9ereinS. 5eitiityfeiten Dor, ore
entlucoer ongenonueil oeer 81 ipais'
rer geid,alBiniiurq 3ltriidgelest pnr'
ben. gerSangesbEuoer Sarrp u,
IQiebofi, Der am % Siuii SRI. Sbc'
| treia sns gum 6ranaItur iiihreu Miro
l.uuroe aeitern id'on begliidtpunlh'
tino oie glnIaoung sur anDobuunG
Der 5rauuaa purOe oantbor anJe
IHonlmeu.
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Seutidlam. ,Sraitennercin.

Ter sSraueHpsrsin oes 9eutldz
ameritaaiihen Rationalbunoes beSebt
istn Stiftunssisit am WittpOa, II.
suni, auf Buffers 5arm BET Snbian
6iq. lin Den 5eitpIaB Su errsiden.
miifien bic gbsiinebHer bic Maoiions
pile Gar beuuseu uno auf oieier
Bis sur RenliIe Der Ginc., Miifpro e
COPELAND 5raetion 2inie fa6ren. Oori
piirfsn iit nidt ipdter aIs lbs Rad
mittdas eintreFFeu. Die Jahrt lptrt
pon bort nit Der Snterurbon 9dhr
bis Stop 5 (SnDian 8ieip) fortgeieBt
5iir oieienigen, bic ntdt gut gu Jut
iino, ite5t Gin Wagsn btreit. Der IL
ans 6aus bringt.
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9lutoamsflug Der &aiienfinoer.

Ger 9lusiluq Der @aiienfinoer, Den
Der glutomobiIflub gelterH DeranItal.
tete, mar 1pieoer Elm groBarttger Gr.
lola fir bos fleine 8olf Tie sluto'
mobile pareu sum- SbetI groBartig
aelda1iidt lnb ein. Gntbuliasmus
herridte inter Der fleinen Sd)oar
Der unbeihreiblid, mar. Sm GbeItet
Bari iano oos 9icnic itatt uno nod
Dem Die Sreuoen geborig ourt)gefoltei
naren, Daro Die Seintfabrt ansetre
ten uno bic ainosr sparoen Dseoel
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ifeuht, ar 3 Elm BetDobnsr eiHes segers
iiberliFsenbes 9aufss ein Jeniter DIFF
nete.
Sin inbefannter 9is6 enttpens
bete aus Der Mobnung BON 8sHie
glumbet, gao. 722 Deit s. Strabe,
geqenitdnbe I'm Wsrtbe BON $40; etns
libr, oi, einen Dertb bon $50 babeu
IolI, un6 $50 in guar. Der 8ieb fo0
cine Der geitoblenen betannte qerior
iein.
- Nus Der Wobnnng 9to. 1923 Gin
Gin GtraBe, tpelfe pon 2Bm. Walon
bepobnt tpirb, psrfhpanb gsItern Ell
gaar unter mitndbme Der oem Wtd
| lone eeb5renben aIeioungsitiife in
| Wertbe BON SAG.
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qenommen, oaB iid Belle In 8e8leltln9
zines Wannes in Cincinnati nuthalt.
Seit Waontag pirb aus Der slterIt@
den Dobnung Der II Sabrsalts Bors
rem 9rice psrmibt. Der lunge Utann
psrlieB ous Saus Der Gltsru, Ro. 1874
arempm Qpsnue, nit etnem 6reuno,
uno pirb onsenommsn,/ /baB iih 8stOs
uoh gan Trancisco bsgsben hdbeu.
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rem @obniie su nebneu. SH Der
s,Diihen5eit mar bic glnbulan5 uorge.
|fabren, ipeIhe ole &raflfe naf Dem
aoipifaI brod)te. Gie gler5te itellten
felt, oaB Die Stone ieit Sonntng obae
jeopebe 0abritug getpeien iii, nrlo LII
bet Die Srau an einem 6autallsiblag,
Der bon einerWeoi5in o0er elmer giftl'
gen SubitaH5 herribrt.
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Grabinidrift eines y 4 r.
neipIputen. Mau fdretbt ous
Berlin: Die 8ebotten in Der Webrs
tomniifiou iber Die 8arcetruppen ers
tnuertcn mid an cine mertnurctge
G3rabirfhriFt, bic ieiner3eit in Der
3eitf6rift Die 8orftirhe" mttae.
tbeilt Doroen tit. Sie bsiinoet iif aut
etnem F6IeiTIten 5rjeobofe, udmlih au
gautau (areis 8rteg) unb lautet:
geTuno uno frii6 in 9ptSoam mar
oein Gebeu,
3ee6rt, oeihGbt bon ben SameraosH
bort.
9Ils Qethe tparoIt BIZ pteoer uns gea
Geben.
Deir Snfel (2eutnant 6olot) beforgte
ben transport.
On Ser Stpinbhlht brad oetu,iunges
6er3
1870 an 81. MGr3.
60 ruheit ou in heimutbliher Grbe
8sin 9etit blidt auf uns BON oes
6rumels 3hor,
Sin epeer 7Srieoe loite bic 8efhperoe,
Die bu Dir fhufit als 8aroe bugorps.
glaein, mas 8ott eebeltt mub bod ses
fheben,
hit 5roft uno 6offnung auf eiH Wte'
beriebn.
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uad ben AnItalter Qebroht, peIhen
lie anqeh0ren. lleberrIiiiilg mar, o1B
Ger StroBeltbahn- Iuo @ugellperte5r
IN Der lmteru Sta0t etne gau3e Stun-
be la1mgeiegt mar GaB IieBe iid init
2eidtigteit permeioen uuo ioute AUDI
IN Hufnnft pernIe0en perOen.
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gSun Setauus 6eiaHeu.

Sm itdotiI6en 8runtenbaus b2fin.
6et lid sQmes q. Sheets, BON 9|o.
1884 @sit Court Str, ps!ter an
9tnnbadentrampf Ieibet. Sheets trat
DOR strpa ueun gageu auf Der StraB;
in etnen roitigen gtaQel uno ihertte
Der 9erpunoung peiter telne geahs
tuna. Sein 3uitano perihIimmerte
iid jsoo6, IobaB er ge3punaen mar,
aeiteru Oas Rranteubaus auf5uIuden.
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4leine ppli5eimatsr

- Sin oefdbrliher &inoerfreuuo
Iteint elm Wann 5u isiu, Der Iih on
Der 4 Sahre alte moris 5eismonr,.
bon go. 1877 Gin StruBe pergongsn
Fat. Gin Der qolissi betanntsr Mdnn
SpieIte nit Der Rlsinsn uRo Iodte olea
isles mad elmer. abeIegsnsgStelIs. Gts