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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
FOR MA. AND MRS. l. M. DAVIS.

Grands association met with Mrs. L.
M. Davis at her home in East HILL
It happened to be Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis's eighth wedding anniversary
and the members presented them a
lovely silver sandwich plate. Mrs NJ
B. Olsen making the presentation on
behalf OF the members in her usual
gracious manner.
Mrs. Davis served dainty refresh
ments and the wishes for her future
anniversaries were many and varied.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
Mr.. AND MRS. C. Z. MAHAFFEV
RETURN AFTER pELlGHTFUR
L

Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Mahaffey. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. D. Boyer, have returned to their
home in Kansas City, where Mr.. Ma
haffey holds responsible position
with the Burlington railway Mrs.
Mahaffey. who was Miss Lena John
son, is a. niece Of Mrs. Boyer, enc
she and her husband are so deHEhted
with Pensacola. that they may. at
some future date, make their home
here. They have enjoyed many csurte.
sizes during their visit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
The Pompadour Ball to Be an Event of February II.

1913 Will be the prettiest ever given
by the ladies of the court.
The invitations to the men have not
been issued, but it is rumored that
they are to be invited later in the
season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
MEETING OF THE CATIONS
WITH MRS. TAYLOR,

The Cations. viii meet on Monday
afternoon with Mrs. J.. e. Taylor
corner Alcaniz and Gadsden streets
Miss Edith Lusk leading. The char
acters of Charles Lamb, Thomas Moore
Thomas Campbell and Jane Austen
will be taken up, readings and gen
eral discussion of these writers fea-
turing the meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
OFFICERS OF
NAOMI REBECKAH LODGE.

Officers of Naomi Rebeckah Lodge.
Mrs. L. NJ. Davis, Noble Grand, Mrs.
Karen Nelson, Vice Grand, Mrs. Re
becca Fredericksen, Finance secretary,
Mrs. Anna Ridgely, Recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Ivey Williams Treasurer.
Naomi Past Noble Grands Association.
Mrs. f. NJ. Smith, President, Mrs.
Emma Chitter, Vice president. Mrs. A.
o. Pooley, Treasurer, Mrs. Anna
Ridgely, Secretary.
Meetings second and fourth Fridays
OF the month at members homes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30

note and her literary work is sought
by the leading magazines and news
papers Of the country.-Gadsde
Times News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30

beautiful gifts by friends here AM
elsewhere
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
HUERTA's sTUBBoRNNEss.

TT WAS hope uerta would fall line with the
from Washington For months he has been engaged
the deeeable Of batting the president of the United
States He found much entertainment this form Of exercise
boasful Every proposal from Pre
dent Wilson and challenge. Huera
swollen with pride began imagine that he had heroine domi
figure in world politics of late however the Of the
United slowly but surely been closing him and he
finds himself shrinking insignificant proportions 1t enough to
a ruler armed with righteous tremb with fear
anxiety signs that Iuerta cruel
Naderofees the eammy fingers
Of mysterious Terror gripping bis heartstrng 1t said that he
has asked France inered Ii France Will refuse and ue
viii be left to the lions
But the Mexican dictator has lofty confident and
dsmount from his high
alacry TIE still holds against President Wilson
indeed desperation may lead him far reject all future
proposals from the Washington In that his
doom would to By assured
The dispatches say Huera determined reject all
the American governments latest
muneaton sresoyed the congress Just elected" #
congress presidential election null and void and
arrangements another election, Huerta will it
planned willing abide b. this election and submit the
peoples choice of who would occupy the presidency until
1916
days Porfrio Diaz there the freedom of
balong Everybody that wanted permitted to do so
hindrane and there much official scrutiny
whether entitled the ballot And thus
carried Of the national comedies of
which the modern world has had experience The baong had
influence electng president than the citizens had been
members Of mob shouting for against Caesar
that counted This part Of the election Poro
superinended with great lie that the oppo
And the farce kept up until the revolution broke that
Diaz from his throne
addition making safe for the Mexeans
their right Of suffrage freely the United States supern
Such task holiday recreation the
United States times and would be mmeasuaby difficult
Il Mexico.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08

Location notices Tor sale at the
Bonanza office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
DEMAND FOR HOUSES.

II He demand for supply Tonoph
Not day passes but the Bonanza hears complaints Of the
scarcity Of houses Rents have advanced until they have reached
the prohbive and does that capital could not be
better invested than the smaller class Of residences suitable to the
wants Of the working classes The movement of houses from out
side points has been killed by the nornae demands of the
ing companies who slew the that laid the golden for
the sake Of getting the bullion single bunch Houses renting
from $15 25 month be- except by chance they
be picked up through knowledge of the intentions Of the
make change Ground be had reasonable prices
and there plenty Of eligible localities that could be improved
with small investment that would yield large returns the
During the past month builders have been busy with the
ton Of and warehouses but little has been done
the providing for the rapidly increasing population of the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08

ohicehoders and clerks Carson City spend Of their time
2 20 he believed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08

thy Associated Fress3
NEW YORK. Nov. S, With the
echoes Of the most successful season
of international competition in the
history of American sport still family
heard, plans are being made for a
still greater series Of contests in
1914 Not satisfied with the win
ming or retention Of the tennis, polo,
golf, sender yacht balloon and rifle
trophies. the American athlete and
sportsman is preparing to broaden
the list before another twelve months
shall have rolled around Out Of
nine competitions of international
character or entry the United States
representatives won six. lost two and
did not enter the ninth, The two
defeats came in the motor boat race
ana the womans golf tournament,
both Of which were won b. English
entrants.
Looking forward to 1914 the sport
ing calendar already contain tentative
dates for another round of Davis cup
tennis and international polo. Sir
Thomas Lipton's fourth attempt to
lift the Americas cup will be a fea
ture of the year in sport The Eng
fish amateur and professional golfers
will again invade the states and
American entries are assured for the
English championships. The winning
OF the balloon race trophy assures a
renewal Of the air classic here next
autumn. The Amateur Athletic union
win send a team of athletes TO Ath
ems for the local cycle Olympic games
to be held there next spring ant
other minor international competi
tons, such as canoeing, archery ang
cricket, are assured.
In fact the spirit Il intarnatioua
competition can be said to continue
without interruption. s.rce seyera
American teams are preparing Il
leave for foreign shores this month
The two professional baseball teams
representing the major leagues il
their round-the-world tour, will in
doubtedly attract wide attention, bu
the Giants and White sox win no
be the only American athletic repre-
sentatives to depart for foreign com
petition during the next few weeks
While the professional baseball play
ers will have greater numera
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NYE.
Ida Jensen, Plaintiff, VS.. Christ c..
Jensen, Defendant Summons.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to said defendant, Christ c. Jensen.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within ten days after the sery.
ice upon you of this summons, If
served in said county, or within
twenty days if served out Of said
county but within said judicial dis
trict, and in all other cases within
forty days exclusive Of the day of
service), and defend the above enti-
tied action.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolying the bonds of
matrimony existing between you and
the plaintiff.
Dated October 18th, 1913.
ROBERT g. P0HL,
County Clerk Of Nye County, State
Of Nevada, and ex-officio Clerk of
the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada, in and for the County of
Nye
G. L. RICHARDS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
o25N1-s.15-22-29D6
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08

High prices make prunes popular That's why
hese days at IS cents dozen Nothing like the good
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
AMERICAN ATHLETES SAIL FOR THE ORIENT
TO COMPETE IN INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

strength when they depart from Van
eouFer On November IS, the Amateur
Athletic union track and field team
and several American tennis players
will also be followed with interest tn
their invasion Of Oriental and Aus
ualasian fields The athletes are
scheduled to sail for Melbourne on
November ~ and William Johnston.
Ella Fottrell and possibly one or two
other California tennis experts will
leave for the Orient about the same
time
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
sEAsoNARLE GOODS

The McKim GO. has restocked its
store In all departments with the
newest and best Of everything Quail
ity and style have been carefully con
sidered IN the selection Of these
goods. 50 that the values and prices
We now offer compare very fayorably
with any mail order Or retail house
anywhere. We want a share Of your
business, and with values and fair,
courteous dealing We hope to win a
goodly share Of your valued patron
age Adv. N7t3
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
Coffee

You want coffee for its
flavor and aroma; the cof-
fee that has the most of
the best flavor and aroma
is Schilling's Best, and
none of il escapes on the
way from the rooster to
your home, for il is held
fast in our aroma tight
tins.
If you drink coffee 365 days in the
year you can't afford not 10 try sehn.
ling's Best.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-11-08
Ex-eovERNoR's SON WEEDS.

ST LOUIS, Nov David r Fran
els Jr, son Of former Governor Fran
els Of Missouri, and Mrs Nina Robin
son Alter Of Normandie, No, were
married here today Only members
Of the immediate families were pres
ent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24

Wts, nuf bon ibrer be9oeltHen Guts
ntiitttefett gibt es foitltfe Inefbo.
ten. Gin Sdnbtperfsburfd)c, Der bor
bent Sauie rtele 4utifen itebt, glaitbt
iih por einent @aitbof; er trttt eirL
ole @ditc fino i'm Garten, MIR Siifele
lit ba iutb er beiteat BET tbr metn itnO
Gifeu uno 1T ifIteBIif) boheritount,
oob Die sSrau fetne gesnblung
nintnt, fonbern i'm nit fr6bliten
Bcidenfen rnb @lniden entldSt.
Dos lit Der 8eiit, Der IN otefen Stu.
ben lebt.
7as aernerhaus berpobnt nod
manhPrlet @eodhtniB jener 1age.
SuItinus, Der elm Samnler BON &u.
rtoiitaten gerueiel1, bef aQerlei Selt-
iar1teiten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, un0 Der
SoDn 1beobalo Fat in ietnem langeu
2eben nod manhe3 bin3u9eiiigt, mas
Die Gietqt ibln iuertbpoQ erfhetnen
lies. Ger 8eiIt Rifeles lit aber aus
oen 0ohnrdulnen etpas BON elmer
ipdteren Serrin oerordngt God lie.
ben Dem idonen bebaglihen glltane
sum 8artcn bin lit nod eiu fleiner
@infel nit ibrer 9lutfel, Dem 8roBs
oateritu6l5 Dem fIeinen 2Irbeits3euJ
Der fleiBigen uno flrgen ,Srdu Sort
blidt man auf cen Getitertburn, od
2eadu ben 5auit fhrieb unb Suftiz
nus Die SSobne nit ben alten 1arbeu
hiiien lieB, auf 0en moriden &eit pes
RuBtoums, no llblano's Siebliirgs.
plab 9eluelen.
Rifele itarb Dor ihrem 8attcn,
1854 acrner brift nadl ibrem Gooe
ooQig Suionmen. gr ihreibt ctnen
Srertr6e: Better, oenfen Sic iid) Den
TSummer - mein treues, liebes, berr-
lide5 9tideIe - liegt uuf Dem lob.
tenbett .mehr permag idl ntht 81
ldreiben S56r per3maiiIungsool-
Ter, perIaIiener, blinoer 6reunO
| s. g."
Ter auigerpiihlte Shner3 lott Iif
| in Den riibrenoitcn 6eoiften, Die Der
Iobtcn poQ Sebniudt nadfIanqer,
9tht Sabre ip1ter ourite er ibr III ooS
qemeiniane 8rab nofiolgen, Dos Die
gtufihriit trdgt: 6rteoeride aernsr
| un0 ibr 2Ntlttnus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24

2aut benz mabripruh, ben Coroner
D.. Joertmeper geitern abgab, III
6poriss 55eHglein pon SO. GIG Wsii
Sefjite Sirabe. Der am "a. WGr1
i.arb. ben 5oleen elmer augslpunDs
,erlegen. bic er am 81 ssanuar 1911
bdDongeiragen bate unb niht ben
6olgen zines Stursss in peopts's
steoter. ipie anfdngli4 ans.nommeu
nprDen mar.
Senglein ipurbe am 81. Sdnuar
1911 gerane ais er feline Mo6nuna Der.
iieG. bon einem llnbetonnten burh ei.
nen Shub in ben llnterleib perfsbt
unb bic Suael. bic iih in ben 9eodr-
men feitgeiebt bate. fiihrts Ihliebtif
zen 5ob 3englein's berbei. Die Soen.
titGt Des Burden, Der ben perhdngl
nispollen Shub abgab, fpurDe ME sr'
mittelt, bn 3englein augeuiheinlih iid
pnn Der 8erpunoung poaig erbolte
irprouf bann bic Yolisei bsm 5dl
neiter teire 9eahtuna ifentte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
eokal.Derid)t
Qlufregenber llnfam.
bwei fIeine MGodtn iiberiaBren nno
id)limm Derlett.

gbas. Mooop. fyubrmann i'm Iien.
fie Ses u. fsesenbnrt, go. 1106 Wsa.
bIon Moao, belt geitern NIT ,,ieinem
sSubrfuerf Dor Der 5llfterbanoIung
bes gsm. aramer. GO. 3711 Niolti'
gonlerp Rpoo, als Die Tieroe Dor ei.
mem porbeiiabrenoen 5rahtSus ifeiI-
ten uno quer iiber bic strabe in el'
men Sol lieiei. ipo mebrere ainocr
aus Der Nnhbarifaft ipieIten. Die
bier Sabre nltc elarp Gomsberg,
BON gso. 3704 Dsontgomern Hoah
,,no oie flint Sobre aIte Nina Cans.
forS, pon sso. 3706 Wontgomerr
gfoao uuroen niebergeraunt unh
idlinm. aber aliifliheripeiie nihi
lebensaei1hrIid, perlest., Iie pcrun.
pIiidten ainoer tpurben bon angen.
5eueeH oes llniaIls beimsetragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24

- Die Sf)eitne oes Jormers 5tih.
Wteinting. pom 9iibge aoeniie, ,rui.
it,eH SafIep uno Vleaiant Rioae,
Serietb iriib eeitern Waorsen aus M.
befagnter llriafe in Brand nno
ipuroe nit ibrem ssnhaIt, meld,er
aus grcben Wengen Wais, Sen uno
aroeren 8orrdtben. iolpie mehreren
;sarmipGgm etc. bsiiano, 5eriiort Gin
SiiiIaIarm brntlte Die Saflep Spri.
scn Comp. berbei. ieood) fcnnte Die
,Sefteruehr MIR tpenig omsrihten, bo
Der nnhfte Sbbrnnt iiber cine babe
Ufeile BON Der 9rdnoitdtte entiern.
mar. Wfeintina bate unter geibiLie
pom 9taf,barn Dor Anfnnft Der ,yeu.
errpebr spci Eferoe unb cine Rub aus
Dem brennenoen 8ebduoe gerettet.
Die 5eueriuehrlente biIoeten cine Gi.
merbrIqooe uno rit,teten ihr Saupt.
nugcnrterf oornuf. 6ic Slammen bon
Dem 8ohnboIie fern5abalten. 3ieieS
gelang ibner md. ieoof ipnrbe Die
SdRune, lpie geiaat. Seritort. Ter
Granddaughter belduii iif nuf $500
ino il, nur tbeiIueiie ourd, 9eriihe-
ruag geoeft.
- Gin Enilont iuh aeitern Rand)
aus Der Saiieerolterei Ses q. g5.
Seirs, Ode Der ,gearI rnb Race ctr,
berpororinaen ifuo ianote in Der gin.
nabne, oab Elm 9rnno uorlieae. einen
alnrm BON Staten 349 elm. Die iseu.
crtuehr innb. oof es iifD nm einen
fnIidlen Alarm baibeltc.
- lie ct. Clair StraBe Bride
gerieth geIiern aus li,beiornter ilr.
fade in grano. Dus Seier fpuroe
aaf einen stilaIarm bin i'm arime
eritidi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-24
Ztdotiiher 0lmsi6mb
yebnfs elmer eingebenben Saiter.
lIhterindDnng beiiiriuortef.

Jn Der seIirigen Gibuna Der 2aittrs
Sommiiiiou erflGrte Der 0oriiser,
Rsp. Robert Waifon, odb es unums
5dnglid f,otbfpenbis jsi. iofort enc
ein9sbenpe Qaitersu unteriuhuHg nift
nur i'm gorbeas Diitrai, Tonbern aud
i'm Reiiesnsthsil oer<Staot auf Zen
6iigeln por3unebmtn unb cnb bies
entfpeotr ourh sinsn 9eieBasbunsss
cher burh einsn pom Mapor su srnsns
nenben 9lusf6uB ssftsbsn miiF..
Nuf Die Rsce bin Ie[lte iSrau Gotta
gurte ben gtntrag, bab Der Wanor
unb Der StdStrath srIudlt fpsreen, eli
nsn iolhsn 4usifub, beiteteno aus
Witslieoern reprdientatiper Grgan'fds
tionen Der Stabt. gu srnsnnsn, Ter BIZ.
autorit6t beiiben folI, 3eusen norsus
laben uno gu pernsbmen. Sie bsariins
bette ben antras banit. hab bon Der
9esisldiir nidts su srfpdrten iisbe,
bis piensiht cine Gr.rds buns i'm
Sonuar n. 8. sinbsrufsn p.rbs, fpas
nod febr sipeifslbaft iti. 5robbem
Die NoiOritdt su Gunitsn res antrasa
81 isin ichien. iuurbs bod bsfhloiTsn,
Die 4neelesenbsit Biz sg sirer ouf ben
n. Wai sinsubsrufsnb,n Qerflmm-
lung cufsuihisb:n, gu tutI6.f bic Ts.
leg1ten BON ben % sur adiiersaom.
mifiion gsh0rsnosu Organization ,ins
sslaoen tuerosn fOII,n.
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Yerisual. uti5en.

5rou gmil aiisemann Don
Der Obio Apsnus smpfins eeii.rn an.
lGbIi6 ibres Geburtstagss bi. berg
iiAften 0liidpiinifs. Die sablreid,.n
alttn 1reunoinnsn unb yreunne ota
aitbensnirbieen 0eburtstdasiinoes
nno oer camille iiberbrdhisn i'm qauf.
nss Wohmittoas unb 4benbs psrF0n,
LID ibre GIiidpiinlte unb perbrah.en
gin ansenebmes pIauberitiinhden.
oerr poftor 8. O. GffenIohr
bat seitern cine bonn Snbiauapolis
Dsdnnerhor on ihn sr9oagene GinIas
hung nngtnonsmen unb spirb &c; Der
jdtrlitsf. gebdntnibfeier bes Uer.ins
bic am z. Roi in Jnbianapolis itait.
finbsi. bie }tftreoe bolten.
DPit oufrihtiser 3rauer piro il,
speifen sareiien bic auube BON sem
.aeiiern erfolgten sbleben BON ssrau
Nena g. aeBier, geb. ssnbre,,.
'fnn,p, uernomnien iueroen, bic I'M
MIter BON MIR 80 ssabren in bic
N1pigteit nbberiiien ipuroe. Tie "a.
iilneeihieoene. oeren @iege in Tiep.
hols. oanncoer. geitanoen, ipor jd,ou
OILS Qin6 nnh Cincinnati gefoulnieu.
Mn ndberen Angeh0riSen binierIdBt
ore Weretrigte auber Dem grange.
beltgteu 0atten Serrn Charles steg.
ler, 3spei Sobne. Slpei griloer io.ple
1olitige anDeripanote. nit oenen oie
snblreidleH s5reirnbe ibren porseitiae!
2etingcrfs nlifrihtia betraarn. Tie
s.eeroigisno finoet am 5anitag
gsnbmfttnn Inn bnlb 5nei llbr bonn
1roncrbolfe. go. 1916 Guolep CTR,
aus TAFT, iporouf um 2 llbr in Der
81. Mnrfns Stride, sn oeren trelIeri
gsifaiieoeru oie GntifIaiene gebort
0cffe, en- 1rn,sergottesoieult nbeebal.
zen ,petoen tptrb.
Gint n psften 0relten befonnte
am aaosa ~ 4gaa - -haGti4s
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Dies mno Das.

- qaut bsm Wohenberi9f bss
ftdbtiffxn Geiunbkitsamts itarben in
Der perfloTsnen Wohe 1876 peripneH
nnh 13S Dsburien gelangten 3ur I'M
melbuns. sssen 1321ooesfolIs unb 143
Geburten In Der parallelipofe bss boz
iieen Jabies.
- prliaiii Seii. SO. Dslosn bonn 8.
Diiirisi fpurbe seiiern bonn Sthers
beiisoirsiior Gaib ouf 80 5ase pom
Disnfi fufpenotrt, ba er am 9ieniios
Ha6mittoe In nihi gang niihiernem
3uiianbs mad Der poliaet 3urnbalIe
gstommen mar.
J<rNrtptbrmann Gbiparb Woebrs
msper Don Der Spriben SO. Ro. Ia
ipuros gefisrn rom Decentralization
Gaib auf bic 9auer BON ssbn Taeen
pom Dienft fufpenoirt. .ipeil er einem
0crs.iesten cine -pasise antport s.ses
ben bate.
- I'm Gnmitas Hnbmiitae finoet
I'm Blaine Club cine 0eriamnluns Der
rspublifanifhen grsiutippertrsier in
ben ein5t!nen pre3initen iiatt, I'm cine
0prberatbuns iibsr bic .ommenoeRams
pogne 81 bolteH.
- Wlonor 6unt tpirb am s5reiiae
ndh Columbus reiien, um Dor Nm
Ronfer,n5 Rommiiiee Der Staoisgs
eiesgebuns 5u Gunftsn Der WorIase
einsutreten, tpslhe einen grlaubnib.
fhein fix unbeiiimmte 3eit fir bic biss
fige Strabenbabnseiellidaft pDriiebi.
oamit nah Der oefinitipen Mnnabme
Der 0oriose bic porbereitsnoen Shritts
fur oie Gontiionirung oes geplanisn
4btommens 5piftsn Der SfoSi unD
Der StrabenbabnseIeulhoft gstbon
tpeTben f6nnen.
Die proiettir!. Jreihriefpnh!
spirb nun bod erit i'm 6erbit, aIIer
Wdhrf6einlihieii mad suIammen nit
Der StaotiDobl itattfinben. Wapor
6unt bat sei1rn ieinsn plan, ponoh
er IN Der Greibri.ffrase cine Sps3ials
erobl dHoionen poq.s. fallen laTen,
neil bic grssorp @orlag,, ipeIts
bic Wohl elmer Jreibrief aorniiFTion
porfisbt, I'm Wioeriprud nit Der neuen
Oerfdfiuns ftsbi. Die greeorp Dors
iage befogs, odb Der Stabtratb breibig
Sags mad benz Jntraftireten Der NDrs
lage burH eins Sroinan3 bic @obI eis
rier Greibrief GpmmiiTion dnorbnen
foa. pGtrenb bic spnItitntion be-
ftimmt, bab tsin Don Der Stantsgeiess
eebung ansenommenes 0efeB Dor NIB
4nuf BON 80 9asen mad Ieinersglnnabs
me CefebeEiraFt erbal.sn foa.
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emiMsnaMrid,ten.

Rem gori. %. 2(pril. Qfnaes
fommen: Oceanic" BON Soutbamps
ten, rWabonna" BON Marieifs, Bar
baroFa4 bon gremen.
4bsssunsen: .Dcsaniu" nat ga
trds.
Rottsrbdm. 4nset.: ,5ronts
furt" BON portslnb, Uts., nod 5amz
burg beitimmt.
4 Goutbamp ton. Qbsesangen:
oClpmpic" naH Hen gort.
pbiIabelpbia. qnget.: ,mee
rion" BON aipsrpool.
grem en-. Qn3st.: .Rsdar" bon
Rep Yori.
aiperpool. 2tnget.: .Gqmpas
MA" bon Wsip yori.
abgeg.: ~5aperforb" rat p6ila,
oeIpbid.
Intnerpfn angst.: raropns
iaEo" bon Rem Yori.
Gibraltar. 9ln9et.: uqrinsei,
i'm Srene" Don HetD gort, na6 Reapel
beitimmt.
Scillp. pnfiirt: n8rober aurs
Iurit" bon Rem Yors, naa Bremen Be-
itimmt.
9rieit. 4ngsi.: .SSpsrnia" BON
Rsru Yort.
s berb rbourg. Q6gtg.: .aron.
prin8 Nilhelm4 mad Rem gort.
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Nln.rone lit in Jrnu gauIine
IeII geb. Gfspeiser, i'm Sitter BON
62 Sabren ibrer camille uno ben
pielen ssreunoen, iuelde iie iidy Inn
0niiie Der Sabre ourh ibre Screens.
giite su eriperben geipnbt, burh ben
itnerbittlideH Ioo eritriiien iporben.
Iie geiiesung Der iterbIifen Siille
Der gntihInfenen iinoet am ssreitag
9tahmittag I'm 2 llhr bonn 1rauer.
Ilauie, Ro. 1770 puIte Sirabe, rus
Iiatt.
5err Spbn 0ruffel, Der See
tretdr bss Observation-Disclosures GaI6,
bsfinbet iih sessnpdrtis aIs patisnt
i'm itabtiifen 5ofpital. no er iih
beutt elmer unbepeutennsh Operation
untersieten mub.
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3elesrapbiihe 9totis.n.

Die 80 Sabre alte Bertha 6umet
bat einseitdnosn, ibrsn Batter in 5oper
6itp, pa, umgsbratt gu buben. DIS
WeotiD 1T nidt befnnnt. Die poli3ei
gldubte srit, bob ein SslbItmoro porz
lisge Spdtere llnteriuhungen lerrtten
ben 8eroadt auf Die Io6tsr.
= Jn Rem pbifabsIpb;u, C6io, III
oit '56 Sabre aIie 95rau GlfIabetb
0sntit ums 2eben gstOmmen, iucsm
Die JIdmmeH sinss BON if; in grdno
ssisBisn Niilbaufens ibre alsio.r ar
fabteu.