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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
Want incline
At BIRDS POINT
INSTALLED AGAIN
Retail Merchants Adopt Resolution
Asking Officials to Start Action
in Matter at Once.
WILL MAKE EFFORT TOWARDS
RETAINING MAIL CLERKS

In an effort to bring about the
restoration of the incline transpor-
tation facilities al Birds Point, Mo-.
the Retail Merchants association
adopted a resolution at it's meeting
last night, requesting the officials of
both the Iron Mountain and Cotton
Belt railroads to take immediate ac-
tion in the matter.
The contents of the resolution, in
so many words, tell of the enormous
loss Of business local merchants
have suffered and the excessive
freight and transportation charges
between Cairo and points in Ms
souri, and Arkansas, that have been
in existence since the old incline at
the po'nt was washed away in 1908,
The railroads are asked to recon-
struct the incline as soon as possib ble.
Secretary Gilhofer was instructed
to send a copy OF the resolution to
the presidents of both the Cotton
Belt and the Iron Mountain roads as
well as other officials. r.1-
The Retail Merchants, with the
other commercial organizations have
long urged the restoration of the
incline facilit es at Birds Point and
last nights action was the latest
step, in a number that have been
taken recently by the former to in
duce the roads to establish the con-
venience again after the several
years suspension.
Another important matter that
came before the meeting was the
contemplated change by the Cotton
Belt of the division point of It's mall
service from Cairo to Jonesboro,
Ark The change IL carried sags
would compel the mail clerks on the
run to make the circuit in and out
of Jonosboro instead of from cairo
to Texarkana, Ark, and return as
is the present custom.
If such were brought about, the
mail clerks who now have their di-
vision Headquarters here. would be
compelled to move their families to
Jonesboro, as their stay in this city
would be lessened from the "a and
As hour periods of the present to
only several hours, which they are
now accustomed to spending in Tex
arkana.
Since there &e eleven of these
mail clerks whWreside in Cairo and
their average wages are from ST.
200 to S1,400 a year, their removal
to another place would mean the
loss of approximately 100000 a
year TO local merchants. Many OF
these men have resided here for
years own their homes and rank
among the best citizens and their
loss would be felt in many ways.
It is stated also that should the
change be brought about the mail
could not he handled so expeditions
~ out of Cairo as at present for scv-
eral reasons and this would mean
and inconsistent service.
It was decided to communicate
with the Illinois Senators and Con-
sressmen at Washington, and ask
their support in the retention of
Cairo as the present division point
'or mail on the branch Of the Cot
ION Belt mentioned.
All the merchants present at tho
meeting reported the Fall Fashion
show and Style Week great sue
cess and went on record as favoring
such an affair each successive sea
son or at least once a year with
other inducements in the way oI
amusement and entertainment to
| bring out of town people to Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
FORGE HEARN BUYS
$25.200 PAINTING

London, Oct. 2--George Hearn
Tho will shortly return to America,
as purchased the late Edwin Alb
>cy's painting, Lear and Cordelia. .
With the intention of presenting it
o the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Iew York The painting brought
f25, 200 at the McCulloch sale last
year.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
MAKING splendid
PROGRESSION THE
MISSISSIPPI SIDE
U. S. Engineer Harris Well Pleased
With Efforts of Jones Company
on West Side of City.
ENGINEER CRAWFORD COMES
TO ASSIST Mr.. HARRIS

Yesterday Engineer c. B. Harris
who has charge OF the Mississippi
levee work TO the U. s. government
under whose supervision the work
is being done, was Joined by Robert
crawford, of Cincinnati. Mr.. Craw-
lord, who is from Col Jervey's Of
fee at Cincinnati, is thoroughly
experienced levee engineer, and
will be Mr.. Harris assistant.
Mr.. Harris is well pleased with
the progress being made by the Fred
Jones Construction company In the
grading operations now being prose
cuted on the west side of the city.
In the last ten days about $4,000
cubic yards have been used in the
filling, which Mr.. Harris considers
very consistent speed, since they at
first were very slow in getting the
work well under way.
The Jones people have their steam
shovel at work below the old Big
Four incline and the earth is loaded
into dump cars and dumped at sew
oral points along the levee where
workmen are engaged in the grad
ing and leveling.
Out on Cache levee the improve
ments are moving along at good
pace East of the Illinois Central
embankment. the work is under the
supervision OF tho Walsh Construc-
tion company and they have a big
force of men and teams on the
scene
West OF the Illinois Central G.. T.
Bondurant Is doing the work Next
week Mr.. Bondurant will have an
add tion of IS teams and a draglinc
machine and outfit in addition to
his already large force in handling
the project. This will givo him
three different gangs to supervise.
Yesterday on the Ohio levee the
Walsh Kahl company placed an en-
gine and pile driving outfit at the
base of the stone wall near Four
teenth street and with the inter-
locking sheet material already on
The ground the driving at the base
of the wall, for the new concrete
work should be started by the first
Of next week at the latest.
Tho Illinois Central has force of
men at work on the levee front south
of Fourteenth street replacing the
inside track rails with heavier ones
TO be used by the passenger trains
when the outside track will have to
be turned over for use by the levee
workers
In the Drainage District, both
| List and Ga~ford and the Walsh
| company are working night and
| day on the NJ and @. and Big Four
| anbankments respectively, and ex-
| pect to have their contracts complet-
I'd on schedule time.
| The excellent weather conditions
have meant much to the contractors
in the progress of their work and
they are making the best OF Tue
favorable elements
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
TURN WATER INTO
PANAMA CANAL OCT. |

Washington, Oct. 2-Announce
ment was made here today by tn
Isthmian Canal committee that tn
water would not be turned into tt
Panama Canal until October j.
and perhaps later.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

was sent to the coast, became home
SICK aud returned to Chicago. Two
months after deserting he volun-
tarily reported at Fort Sheridan
ana was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment and a heavy fine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
is LET OUT
FOR FLIRTING ON BEAT

Chicago, Oct. 2-If Policeman Mi.
1ael Rasmussen of the West Chi.
! 30 Avenue Station had said
You're eyes are all black" or
Where'd you get the dingy optics +"
J en- he met pretty Miss Margaret
leany, he might be retaining his
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
FAMILY OF FIVE DEAD
IN RUINS OF HOTEL

New Haven. Ky, Oct flames
Jevers and four members CT his
family are dead today in the ruins
VI the Devers hotel, which was de-
stroyed by fire The hotel proprietor,
his wife and three children were the
only persons in the building when it
caught IRE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

Nantes. France. Oct. Marcel
Rednreau. ffteen-year-old boy,
murdered with an AN seven persons
in the village of BasBrigen-lsaad-
reau The boy was employed as
vine cutter and quarreled with his
employer, whom he killed as we'll
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
SENATOR ASKS MERCY sgs
FOR A BOY DESERTER

Chicago, Illinois, October p
onator Lewis today made stren-
Q rs protest to the War Department
esinst the treatment given Samuel
J. Dalzell, seventeen years old, who
an away to enlist in the army. He
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

Job.
But Rasmussen said to Mis-
Meany, according to the records
the Civil Service Commission:
A such sparkling black ewes
Rasmussen was DISCHARGED yea.
terday for flirting.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
AND PERSONAL
Elks Dance.

a large crowd attended the in
formal dance given by the entertain
ment committee of the Elks club at
their new home last night. Every
one present seemed to enjoy the
evening. Excellent music was ren-
dered by the orchestra.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
DOG NEARLY STARVES
WATCHING OVER A BABY

Of his master who was stricken
with heart failure while on his way
hofe yesterday The dog had been
the inseparable companion of Fer
guson for ten years 1t refused TO
move until farm hands carried home
Fcrguson's body.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
BOY, IS, STAYS SEVEN
AND THEN GOES TO SLEEP

as six members of the family lie
spared child OF four. After COM
plet!ng his crimes Redureaa went
TO bed and slept calmyl The bodies
we're discovered by villagers. After
his arrest he made complete con-
fessioH. "A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
Ultimately Spiritual.

II is a great step IN the interpreta'
don OF life when we have discovered
that all events are ultimately spirit
ual-Brierly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

Lee Haymann of indianapolis. and
Miss Flora Harris, of Paducah, uncle
and sister of Mrs. Z. S. Kahn of 909
Walnut street, will arrive today on
a visit with E. s. Kahn and family.
Mr., and Mrs. Fltzhugh Lane of
1911 Commercial avenue, are the
parents of daughter, who arrived
last evening.
Miss Marie HALEY leeft yesterday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Mel
son of st, Louis
Norton Renfro left yesterday for
Springfield where he will attend the
state fair.
Mrs w. +. Matthews, who has
been the guest of Mrs Annetta Bnt
for the past week, aas returned to
her home In Kansas City.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Mrs Frances P. Hacker is on q husi-
ness trip to I'amms, Elco and Delta,
She will hold county teachers
meeting at Delta Saturday.
Mrs Margaret Stapieton will
leave this afternoon for Los Angeles,
Cal, where she will spend the win
ter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO
HONOR POET RILEY

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 2-The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

Miss Marie HALEY leeft yesterday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Henry Nel-
son of st. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

Norton Renfro left yesterday for
Springfield where he will attend the
state fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

itorbenen WaitgIieoss Jsroinanb Grueh
nuroe oas ublide Sterbeeelb i'm Be
TRACE bon 1926 ausbe3ublt. gberfD
puros an a6t srtruntts U1itgIisosr oas
&rantengel0 i'm Gsiammtbstrags BON
$58 CUR 3obIung augepisisn.
Utit 5tniiht auf Die bsioen 2ooess
fdlls unb bic groBs 3abl Der Grtrants
ten leste Der Yrdiibent Is ben Ufitgliss
bern ans Ser3, aQes W6gItds auF3ubis=
ten, nm benz gersin neue Utitglisber
8u3ufiibren, bamit beTsn btshertge
Dirtiamteit nift geitmdIert perbe.
Die 5errsn Sobu Jrueb. 5. uno
Gin Strubs. unb SEQ 8ircsnt GiTenz
mann, 122 on IA. Strabe, puroen
aIs nsue Utitglieber ongsmelost uuo
osrsn applitationen 3pei unteriuz
hunss QusIhufsn iiberpisien. Die
Ginnabmen betruseH $15 uno bie4usz
sabsn S194.
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Observation-Disclosures.

jglarence Chris. RuTi q, 3anss4
bile, 8.
Ioelen s. 2aipiou, Is, princeton got.
5ermon g. 9esgaroen, %, AIS 5op.
fins Strabe.
gIan6e u. 9not3fa, 90, 425 oops
fins Strobe.
Geo. Sobu 6aud, q, 801 8anf ctr.
Jpfie 9riem, q, 2O9 WuIberrp Str.
|0m. 8. Sente, "a, 2135 Jreeman.
lWarearet WtilIsr, SO, 1920 9dpmiIs
Ter Strube,
JGhas. Gilbert Connect, %, 900 para.
bronze Strabe
(GoIpis 8pffett, %, 1927 Central.
JSpbn RoebsI. 25, 19 Sft Clifton 4Ds.
l4lma 9au, Is, 141 Wsulberrp Str.
I 6arrp grotbpff, Is, gbepiot.
lGIiaabetb Stts, q, 1746 Queen
Gttp 4penue.
(Gige 5arriion, %, 421 OIt 3. Str.
} Uiind garloD, %, 42l Oft 3. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-06

Ger apotbefer ,Sohn Bauer,
bon Ro 505 @rooopap, befnnnte it'd
geitern idJuIoig, Gocaiu perfnuft 5H
haber uno oeriprah audi, ioiort ieIn
geit,dft ihIieBen 81 poQeu. Rifter
6riGe itrafte ibu nm 500 uno Die
Soften.
Gin ueitcrer Gocoinhdnoler murOe
in Der Rerion oes 9tesera George
Sole umitdolih eemaft. Der ,Farbige
Wec4lilter bate i'm auftrage Der 8os
Iisei perifieoeutlit 9ofotn BON Cole
getallft uno Cole bat min Dos 3rpeis
feibaite 8ergniisen, I'M Arbeitstaus
cine 8eLoitrafe BON S100 ab3itoeroies
nert.
@egen 5ragens oerborgener Saf.
fen rpuroe Der oboad)loie sSarbtge
,siaoore UlitGRG su 800 unb ben
Softer perltrtbetli. Ifyttea bate por-
geitern 4beno an Der uutereu een-
tral gpeRue ragonllrt urb oabei nit
einem mattigen 5d)Iebeiien in Der
2uft umberqelud1telt. bis bic Detef.
tines gedroeaae luo S'Srlen 1hn
birtcr ShloB uno RieaeI bruftet
9Ileranoer Dlorgag, pon geo. 3637
ct. Sarprence aueyIire, urIBte DegaH
itnaebiihrIifen Serrage1,s So uuo Dtr
soften be3ahIen. Isorpau b1tte it'd
norgcitern auf einem Auger Der
4sariaru slpenue Slnte gefDeiuert, oos
tsuhrgelo 81 be5ablc1i o. er telHeH
Sis erhoiteu toaHte. Ter HoHoagIeltr
Auer mollfe ben renIteutcn ,y1nCaalt
ablercn, erhielf ieood' ctaen DuptI.
gen SauititIag ms @etIdr nGglut
bann Die 8erhartung ghoraaH@ e..
iolgic, Der ith ounn geiteru Im Bolt
;eigerift ifaiIoig betaurte nuo ote
iiber ibn perbaHste gelqIaEe CT
legte.
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Oeburten.

eSobn uuo CttiIie Soruboh, 1882
Queen Gitn QIpe, Dldoden.
Gopuro uno Catherine Stomafer,
1920 SSoirflelo gbe,, artobe.
zion uuo anua 9rob, 1858 Sibnep
2loe., anabe.
gluguit ltno Map 8IaBmeper, 1862
Syreaman ape., arabe.
Sarrp un0 Watbilod Serbert.
3477 GoleraIn 4pe., snabe.
Jobert uno Gecilie aaretb, Queen
Gitp 9Ipe., NGoten.
Clarence uno Catherine 9ei3er,
1887 groue SraBe, anabe.
Geo. lub Catherine 8aHlbsgun5,
114l 5arrliou Abe, auabe.
Carl uno 9ultLine Weier, sos
Glad StraBe, Waofen.
Sarrp uno SteQa Stertberg.
40412 Hihuonb StraBe, Wlabd,eu.
Sobn unb 2ouiie aaienbrod, $50
GIioer StraBe. 4Paoheu.
Sorrp uuo Clara 2SeIielfdmper,
1929 iSIora Ape.. Wiaoden.
r5afob un6 2olIiie StraBer, Taptol1
uno Weltern goe., Wla0den.
Charles uno 6e!eu GiegmiiQer,
2020 globQipf Strabe, arlabe.
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4 emtides 1beater.
Gam Senefis fir Srrn 1iider-Ad).
ten am nGditen Sonntas.

gdfffen Sonntaa giebfs pieoer
Wsal cinen reht frobliferi Mbenb In
iinicrnH Teuiifen 1beater. aurt
STRAITS neueiter Sf,ipdnf, .Eo'n
Winohinbl" lit bon Der Epieileitung
ongeiett moroen nno eine before
Nnbl b1fte enr nid,t aetrcffeu iucr.
ben fonneu. qurt arnae. Der, ipie nils
ieineH ancrren giibneniucrfen ifon
befnt,nt lit. iiber etne GueIle ME Der.
iieaenoen SiimorS perfiiat. Iieb i'm
.go'n Minebmo!" ieiner iroben
2oiine pan5 bic 3iisel idaeben uno
bns sfeiuItot Ii. ein eerooesu tcller
S6]mdnf. tn bent cine foniihe Situa.
ton bic onbere iagt. ein aulauer aui
ben anoeren folgt. Gs lit Elm Gam.
melinrium bon auslpiit,ien toIIiten
llniinnes, bod nid,t ohne bas 8dnse
saiantmenbolierioe Snnbliing. furS.
aerabe elm BiihreHiflpant, ipie er iein
ioIlte, nm iih pieSer nal reht lat,
laden 5I fonnen.
Ter abero NJ als BenefiS iiir
Serrn iyiifRr. .Ahten, Sen ausge5eidl.
neten Observation-Disclosures unb Ae1ii.
ieir bes GnfenbIe, beitinlmt unoSerr
,Siifsr bat i'm ,5Gn WinbbHlo"
cine gnn5 alspe3eidnete Rone. Die
lhm nollitc Belegenbeit giebt, Iit) alidj
|tpieber mol ais ebdrnfterfontifer 5l
seigen. Elm ,5nf). oo5 ibm befaHutlid,
Ia gana beionoers lieat. Wit Der giol.
Ienperfbeilnna iii iebr iorafdItis Dor.
gegansen Doroen. Inn Dem Sdfuaitf
gerei,. III tpcrben uHb 6as 9ilblltirm
bari ani cine gIau5ooriteQing redl-
nen. Ter geneiijiant III nur lett
nrrbrercn ssahren id)ou am hieiieeu
Eeutitfen Iheater tldiig. CIR iii eineS
Der beim Vublifllm am meiiten ge.
ihasien Ritglieoer oes Guienble
uno psroient iif,er elm abiolut Gus.
.pertauftes 0aus, unriomehr, oa sr
init Der SonntagsooriteIlling audi
iein iilbernes giibueniubiIdum 'eiert.
Gin @runo mebr. oaB bic GinciHnatier
lbeatergcmeinoe Inn 3eise, Uie iebr
man i'm bier gu it,dsen ino 81 mir
bigen ipeib.
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Oaje.0aH.

Wit Ausnobme Der SdIeaoerer
Guogs. Benton. Drcipn lru0 I1al.
gren uDb 0r Gubaner Marians. nj.
Hieion nnb Momannb. ruaren aeiteru
4cru,ittag idmmlid,e ~Hebs@ i'm No.
bile. Ala. eingetrofien. uno betbeilia.
fen ii& auf Die Ouner pom orsi
gtunben an ben peridnfoenen Dor.
iibungen oui bcm ocrtiaen Sp;el.
piate. Die ab,wienoen. ipeld,c NIT
ausnobme pom gusas ibre aontraffc
unterSeihncf baben. iino lpobriAein.
Id nsittlerspeile bort aHgetommen.
Biig be,ite unb bic beioen naHiscn
1noe bat Gm,p.lins 1inter Elm neurs
prcgrcrnm auiseireilt. inocm er bic
8esruten am YoruIitaa uno bic ne.
terniien am Nnfmittn1 pcyfonIih
dneprSiTen miro. Ties ermoalidlt
ibH. III DdIbe elm llrthsil iiber ote
2tiiiungsfdb Der Refruten ,u
tiI0en mlb Die Spreu bonn 4,eiSen 81,
ideioeM ponah bic lleberfliiiiigeii
obHe Deruia ibrrl ynnipof erbnlten
iperoen. mas ous 0iouonliiheI NiiH.
iidtsn iosp0N. oils gum olioemetnell
0sfirH beS Qlnbs tpiinihensgpertb iit.
Jn einem aeitern bier aus aanfas
Gitp. no. eingetroffencu xsrifie
tbeilte Iduacr Scbn aIing benz ssrd.
ji1<utsH AnGnit 1errmnnn NIT, odb
& beu acntrntt nit ben ~Aebs-- nit
IN aasl4giid1I&en por6ebaIt nntfr.
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glui iein eigene$ Griuden bin Dnr-
be geitern elm gerpiiier 9tlbert 9urte
bon Dem Voli3iiteu 5ritid)Ier Derhef.
ret. Mie gurfe bebuuptet, hat er Dor
einiaer 3eit, natoem er aus Der Bel.
erungaanitalt in 0tonroe, 8aib., pa.
rolirt Dorben mar, oie Barole gebro.
den uno ieitoeru nil er feline rlfbIqe
Stunoe qehobt baben Ias borie 8e.
miiIeE bat ihm feine Rube gelaiicit
uno CT beitloB, iid) ielbit Den Sebo-.
oen uus3ultcfcru. Die &ehoroen IN
Rouroe, @aib., lreroen bon gurfe's
8erbaftung peritoubtgt Ip>rocn.
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Sn Der seitrissn gsriammluus ees
obiaeu gersins, sn untsr 9oritg oes
6srrn yris gkigsr uno Der prototols
fiihrung oes Serrn ssohn Giebolo III
5lamm's 5aae, Gde Glber uno Uaes
Ritsn 4oe.. Itatifanb. lag benz prdii-
oen.en bic truuriss Yfliht oh. abers
mails bus Ableb<n zines 1lten WitglIes
ees, oes 6srrn Ssopolb Blum. Der am
%. Gebruar b. :. oas 3ritlite iesnete.
Das 4nosutsn oes Bsrs
itorbenen nuroe ourh @rhsben bon Den
Sibeu aeehrt. an bic 5interblRbensn
bes tbenials I'm porissu Ronat pers
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SuipefisnstoHr.

Hiirgermeiiter CUNT. Sidperheii3'
bircttor Cab. SiaStauoitcr @aib'
burn nno Derihiebene dnoere habit.
idF geanite fiibreu geiternRadunittaG
nod, 0lenbnle hinaus. Inn bic Don Der
Stobt nnaetauiten 5arnen su beiih'
fisen. nut oenen I'm 3utiinft oos l}ii.
ilndstsbuus untersebrada perben ioa
5iir eine Der sefnuiten Tarulen.
iiir bic ea6nsnnn'ide ;sarn. tpuroe
scfiern Der aiisbeounsene anufpreE
SIS. 900 be3nblt.
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3eid)net babe, baB berielbe niht 6iIi-
oeno iein ioIle. fnfIs aiings gtsfdpdfts.
partner lire 3uitintmuug peripeiger-
ten. Ia bic gesteren ihre 3iiitim.
rnlng nift gebei, ipollen, fei Der Aon.
troft uHipirfiam. Nus gutter Gnelle
perlautet. onB sling, iros aGeoem,
iih 3mr ausbiilfe fiir bic eReos@ be-
reit bnffen unb iif) itellen iDiro, iobolo
Sinptiing linfer ieiue Dietite fit
nbfoIut nothtpenbig erad,tet, - ipas
bofientlih nid,t itnitiinoen ipiro.
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Clbenbnrssr Versin.

ssn Der seitriser @erianntlinrs Ses
Elbenburger lint. gereins. pelde
unier 9oriis BON Serrn Sol. Grirf-
n,nnu lno Der protofoIliiibruna pon
Serrn Sp. Sueten in saHninss Go
fnl. an 13. unb Rain StraBe. itati.
fnnb, splroen Sie Serren Seru. Cue.
Ten unb anion Weirpobl ais nei,c
WhtgIieoer in ben 8erein nufaenom.
men. ginem ertrunften Witglieoe
iuurSen fir sipei 0oden llnteritils'
nng 3mertnnnt. Die G!nnahmen be.
trilgen $f1.75, bic aussaben S.I5.
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Zterblihfeitsberiht.

Srene 2en3er, is Sabre, 1928
2u0lop glpe., Ufoaenleloen.
Rntberlne Saiielbadyer, So Sabre,
Yoit Gpe., aItersidrpdd,e.
Sranf Rotb, 3S Sabre, SIS Ica-
oenlp 2loe, 41lngeneut5ilno1ng.
9tubolph aod, 81 Sabre, 1903
Gin StraBe, @lrngelrent3iinoung.
alnna Eolll, / ,5abr, 1910 Wocre
Str, 0taiern.
Barbara Sat0er. 81 Sabre, 1921
Dennis StraBe, Srebs.
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iiaeetreaer Aaseaeater.

Ter Ulispbotcsrapb 9aurenfe
RensIer, non go. 926 gine Eirnbc,
beflnst ben Dcrluit bon Si23. Die ihnr
aeitern pcn einem anaeIielltcu ssa.
nRns Nen I. sseller ausoeiiibrt lnur-
ben. iSeIIer erbrad3 ndhreno Nens.
fer's Abmcienbeis beiien piAt uno Der.
idppono oonn nit ben $i23. nnd)oenl
er ieinem yrinsipal iH einem b5i.
lidxn Shreibem Die Ritti)eiiuiis bin.
ierlaiien bate, nnb er nit benz Deioe
auf uno oopon iei.
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IeniiAr 3rot. Atrhbois.Vereiu aai
Malnat oils.

Ter 1eutiGe groteituntiide airh.
bots. .Berein auf Ralnut Sills er.
pdhlte geitern pier giitslieoer Ses
Tireftorlinns. lie AabI inno in oen
Observation-Disclosures berTrit.
ten Teirtit,en Rrcfeitantiid)en De.
meinoe. an Der 9olnnf, nahe Ser
9teinten SiraBe. itott unb otr bisbe
rigeu 5ireftoren. oeren antsterHine
abgeIanien UareH, wnrben rpieoer.
erpdbit. gs iinb bie Serren: Charles
8. Trah. O. 8. NuHlp. J. u. Braun
nio Go. ssaeobs.
aIs @oblrif,ter fursirten Ole Ser.
rem GborIes 6ettiuei5 unb Sobn 2ea.
mann.
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Ter t5arbige Ro6ert 0oriep Der.
iuhte DOrgeitern BON Dem Danpfer
~ r9roenlano~ elm 5ltbu 3u Iteblen,
iDurOe jeooh babel erpitt uno BON
Rit9ter Stride geltern Ipegen Aieiii-
otebItabI8 auf 3ebH Iage Had oetn
4rbeIt sluus ueiun0t
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:. uno Race StraBc, an Der Ode bon
Cpera gIdce uno gface StraBe BON
einem farbigen StroIh INN tbre51ao-
taide beraubt, in Der iid gaar'
geIo uno perityieoene Gbeds befln.
BEN. Te7n RGuber gelang es, obitoH
er pon elmer An3abl Yaiianten Ocr'
folgt lpuroe, ietne JIud)t 81 oerDerts
iteAiaen.
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WsrIiertAiIes, ober perlieri
nid,t eiercu Mppetit: ibr ieio trans.
,penn ibr he,iieiben perlorrn bnbi.
,Sbr luerhet ober balo pirner aeiuuo.
,penn ibr Tr. Muguif 0onia's Gam.
baroer 1ropfeil oebrount.
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;su 0e1l 9InIagen Der grorpn Gor.
rtasc 60, yto. 1880 @elt Strabe,
purbe geitern inter oen auseltellter
cine tleine 8anif oa6urh nernrIadf,
bdB Eunter in eiu 9efdB nlit 2ud
iieIen, Doourch lid oihter Gunlm ent.
Difeite. Cine Der 4nsefreQten, sSlo-
renee 0ollmeuer, rpliroe inToige oseles
GualmS obnmadttg, erAolte lld1 ice
oodp iehr bolo pteber
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gtls perrntBt tpuroe geitern Der
Goli3ei Der - Sabre alte Charles
CAoma. bon gto. 437 @aoe Ssrabs,
aeneIeet.
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am bellen laae fpuroc geitern
|0rru Charlotte SIoebranot uon Der
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tsrI. eyune EI1oH.
Gbpr: Sorreaoor 2ieo go. 5rotere
gaBjolo, Serr R. Sdnoa.
7ie alopierbeeleitlng Diro BON
Serrn Geo. q. 2eigbtoH olIrhsefubrt
merocn.