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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Miss Nina Rhoades Chisolm, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs b. ogden
Chisolm. was married at 40 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. at the home OF her
parents. No IS East SD street, to AVN
Untermyer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Tntermyer. The house was attractvely
decorated with Southern smilax, palms,
ferns and cut flowers. At one end OF the
drawing room. where the ceremony was
performed by the Rev DR.. Henry Mottet.
palms and ferns were banked, with
canopy OF white roses and lilies over the
prize dieu The bride was In gown oil
silver cloth, trimmed with old rose point
lace. with which she wore point lace
veil. fastened with orange blossoms, ana
carried shower bouquet OF lilles-ot-the-
valley. Her only attendant was her SIS
ter. Miss Winifred Chisolm Irwin IN
termyer acted as best man, and the ush-
ers were Daniel NJ. Coffin, Hugh IL.
Prichitt. Francis l.. Madden and H. Kan
dolph Guggenheimer.
Owinp. 70 the illness of the bride
grandmother, Mrs. William l.. Chisolm'
only relatives and intimate friends were
present. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Spencer Witherbee, Miss Evelyn
Witherbee. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel inter
myer. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley,
Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Nicol' Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stuyvessnt Pierrepont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland Davis, Miss Catherine L. HAM
ersley. Mr.. and Mrs. John larsen
Rhoades. Mrs. Lyman Rhoades, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles A. Dana. the Rev. ana MIS-
Herbert Shipman. Mr.. and Mrs. fhlhp
Rhinelander. Daniel $. Riker, MI ana
Mrs. Irwin Untermyer and Lispenard
Stewart =,
After an extended honeymoon trip. Mr..
Untermyer and his bride VIII return ~
this city and will live at No "a west "'h
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Columbia University's sale Of a part
OF its rich estate on Fifth avenue re-
calls romantic memories Of a hundred
years ago and Of the log-rolling IN er-
cclSiS Of those two ingenious and in
trepid pioneers OF university aggran-
dizement. Eliphalet Mott and David
Hosack. They were austere moralists,
no doubt: but-other times, other man
ners. We should be interested to know
what would be said to-day IL a college
president should seek endowment Of
his institution through "A public lottery.
and IL another college should give its
moral and political support 10 the
scheme in consideration Of its receiving
title TO a potentially priceless domain
at the cost of. let US say. one potted
gcranium a year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Foreign subscriptions to all countries IN the
Universal Postal Union. including pos'ase'
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DAILY AND SUNDAY:
one month. 81 90 One year. .sloos
DAILY ONLY:
one month. .....$ 90 One year.....'.sooo
SUNDAY ONLY;
one months so One year. Hos
Entered at tho POstoffice al New YORK as
second Glass Mail Matter.
our readers Will confer favor by aaVisins
Us when they are unable TO procure copy
Of The Tribune from their newsdeaier.
Address: Tribune, Circulation Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

The third Junior Cotiilon of the season
was held last night at Sherry's. AS usual
Il was preceded by several dinners most
NJ Thorn small. however. as the majority
NJ the debutantes were either taking part
IN or watching the performance OF per
plexing the Producer at the r'a~a'
Later many OF them went 10 the uahoe
al Sherry's. where the guests were re-
cojved by Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodse ana
Mrs Rowland S. Davis. There was gen
orai dancing throughout the evening ana
sumner was served shortly AFTER fnlu'is"
,mono the subscribers 10 the series tfis
season were Mrs. c. Ledyard BAR MT
y Ogden Chisolm, Mrs. Alfred WaSstal'
Airs & Grosvenor Wyeth, Mrs. Aren't
bald Rogers. Mrs Adolf LadenburS' Mrs'
lanes Mott Hartshorne, Mrs. I. Cass
redvard Mrs. Robert A. Sands MIS-
Gilbert Colgate, Mrs. Wiliiam " seer
man. Mrs. Waldron Williams. Mrs Eu-
ward s Knapp. Mrs. Charles steele Mrs,
robn CIaein. Mrs Hiram w. Sioley ana
Mrs ]. Todhunter Thompson
Tho second OF the Four Dances, when
was organized by the young married SET
uas held last evening at the St Kegs
Several small dinners preceded the oahee'
IN which the hostesses after~ard proush'
their guests. The latter were received oy
Mrs. J. Rich Steers. Mrs. Ansei fheips,
Mrs Stowe Phelps. Mrs. James Lee ana
Mrs. Joseph Hunt. The other members
ara Mr. and Mrs. Henry Riker, MT ana
Mrs. Frederick y. Delaheld, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Prentice Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
colt Slade. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. van
Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Harri-
man. Mr.. and Mrs William h. Dinsmore'
Mr. and Mrs. Dom Barber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry q. Trevor and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Slocum. The third dance will be held
next Tuesday, and the fourth one on
February Is at Sherry's.
Dinners were held last night by Mrs II.
Burial Hoffman and Mrs. James A. Bur-
den. Mrs. Burden will give another din
ner on Friday.
Mrs. Harold Farquahar Hidden gave
musical yesterday afternoon at her house.
NO. Z East iOtil Sttttt. pdNii iiau"Nh
and Floyd Neale sang several compost
tions OF Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow. who was at
the piano. The guests included Mrs Van
derbilt, Mrs. II. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs.
Hamilton Fish. Miss Miriam Sears. OF
Boston: Miss Constance Wilkinson and
Judge Barlow. father of Samuel L. NJ.
Barlow.
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a luncheon yester-
day at her house, In West 67th street.
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris also had
a luncheon yesterday at her residence, No.
977 Madison avenue.
Announcement was made yesterday OF
the engagement of the widow Of Arthur
Turnure, formerly Miss Elisabeth Harri-
son. to Frederick J. Simpson. He was
graduated from Yale in 1877. Is a member
OF the University Club and Is widower,
his first wife having been Miss Emma
Burnham. He has four children. and
lives at No. 2Ol West Hth street Mrs.
Turnure has one child.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs has left town for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05
In Washington Society.

Justice and Mrs. Pitney have issued IN
citations for a dinner on February ~ IN
honor Of the President and Mrs. Tart
They entertained at dinner tonight pre-
ceding the reception at the White House,
when several OF the Cabinet members ana
,he,r wives and several OF the associate
justices of the Supreme Court ana the'T
wives were guests.
William f. r. Hit will give dance a.
the Country Club on Friday night. when
Miss Taft. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry SOFAS
Of the Younger diplomats and others 10 ns
number of hundred and fifty VIII DO
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Wales gave
flower ball at The Playhouse tonight Ior
their daughter, Miss Ruth Wales. Mss
Taft and one hundred and fifty DINERS
were guests.
Mrs. Edison Bradley filled her nu1i'
room this morning with music lovers wa
heard Professor Harold Randolph. direc'o'
OF the Peabody Conservatory OF MUSIC I"
recital
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan wyeth entertained
several young persons at dinner to-nisn-
having in the party Miss Powell Mhs
Marion Wise Miss Alice Whiting, Mi'a
Mary McCauley. Miss Flichtler PhinP.
Brooks Robinson. James Phillips brhsS'
wilkins. Jack" Palmer and Hugh ROW.
land.
Mrs. Charles f. Townsend and ME-
Russell T. Goodwin gave large reeep'
ton at the Congressional CLUB THIS a''e',
noon. They were assisted by sever"
wives OF Senators and Representatives
Mrs John e. Reyburn entertained a.
dinner tonight for her daughter Mis.
Eleanor Reyburn. Later, the party "e"'
to the Wales dance. at The Playhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Assemblyman Aaron j. Levy wants
the Legislature to ask the Public Ser
vice Commission why it has not re
called" the horse-drawn streetcar in
this city. Does Mr.. Levy want to
diminish New York's available supply
Of historical relics? Visitors come
hundreds of miles TO see the curiosities
we have 10 offer in the way of ancient
streetcar transportation facilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05
Nrm Dork Uribmne:

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Governor Sulzer seems destined To
learn a good deal about the differences
between being right and being popu-
lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

The Right Rev Thomas F. Kennedy,
rector OF the American College IN Rome,
Is at the Holland House for few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

The sixteenth amendment is income.
and the seventeenth Will be elected Sen
ators. That will leave number eighteen
for the Women.-The Evening Mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Mrs Herman oelrichs has left town for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

What if the single Presidential term
steps into number eighteen?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Miss Esther Cleveland is in town for
few days before returning to Princeton
from her visit TO Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-05

Entered at tho POstoffce al New YORK as
second Glass Mail Matter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09
Nmsgebrnbene 6bdnen
GcruriadDtsn i'm 300 Garniuura &C.
itern cine Eanif.

r5pdnen Iino uusge6rohsu!" Die
Ier Sdretensrllf baltic geitsru oura
bic garnipora i'm 800 uno Die Staus
luitigen ergriffen pautfartig bic 75lutt
aus osm 9ebdube, bas auf 8efebl be5
Supt. Col. Stepban iofort perihlpis
ZEN puroe, um Elm gntpsiheu Der ges
fdbrIiten Ruubt6tere in oas 7Sreie 3u
Derbinoern. Die 6pdnsu, pelte aus
ibreu Gdfjgeu enttpiden, tameu erIt am
Wontag aus Qfritu i'm 3oo an uao
lpurben nit anoersu Raubtbiersn 3uz
iammen in etnen Sdfig 9siest. Die
Qut0mmliuge, tpeIhe big oabiu
sIommfromm" pdren. 8eigten pl0Blih
aampfesmltth a llno fieIen iber bic arr
bsren 36iere Der. 9ur6 oas 9eiBen
unb Ssruutipringen Der Nib osporbsz
nen 5biere tpurben bic 5hirsn beg
adfies aufeeoriitt uno Die b0sartigen
6pdnen aepannen bic 5reiheit. Die
5hiere, tpeIhe ourh Die .fremoe Inn
ae6ung uno ourh ben Edmpf sttpas
topffheu geporben paren, puroen nit
grobsn Shtpierigtettsn pieoer eingss
fangsu, BEL pelher Gjelsaenbeit elmer
Der Wdrter nit tnapper Roth bsm
Soos ent1ing. Gins Der 56isre mahts
ben 9eriuh, ieinen n5dng" in Die
Grme oes Utannes 3u perisnten. purs
be isooh nod reftasitig nit elmer Gis
ienitangs suriifaeffldgsn. Gnolih
oslang es. bic 6ndusu sinsufdu1sn uno
in perfhisoens Sdiiqs unteraubringsu.
6ieruif puroen Die Shiiren beg
Raubthiet6duiss fptspsr geoffnst uno
Die gefuher tonntsu Die neuen glns
t6mmliuge, tpefte prGftile gremplure
iiHo, befpunberu. Gs Iino eies oefledte
6ndnsn. tpeIts an ben gefdbrIihItsn
i6rsr 8dttung aeb0reu.
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Saft6eiebl segcn SGdermeiIter er-
m,rft

1Sn Dem Bureau he5 ,5rieoen5rid-
tiers 9lrmitrong muroeu qeiteru bon
Gugen ,Sranf @dderei lSuipeftor, eff
&aitbelebIe Qegeu @adcrnciiter er-
mirft, me!de ibre 9afrQlmc i'm Gel.
ler liegeu habeu. Gic SaitbefehIe
iuo gegen ioIqcuoe Gcrionen altSae-
i.tIlt Sobn Iiertcs, IS Cit 2ibertp
StraBe; @eruaro ,>oniclL 1912
CehIer StraBe; 9llbert 2aib(n, 1924
8tne StraBe; ,iocob 9eldtler. 1900
@cit 0elntc 5trube; Senrg griT'er,
5O1 SIt 10. StraBe: AR QoIap5p,
1888 5pmme8 5traBe; 1Sreb g.
G'aBner, 2t57 Central Mpenue:
Charles 6iluefc, 1919 Ruin 5tra.
be; gLuguit Aiiuer 1911 GIm
StraBe; QbiL 6artIauh, Til @eTt
5. StraBe.
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itritt ensreif9, ben 9eamtsn beleioigs
2u bdben, ooer istnen Qnfor0srungen
niht na9getommsn 81 isiu. esag
srtlGrte, bob sIn In gouispins lebenber
8ru0er fir Jpn forge, ba er nitt ar
6eiten tonne, uno er ii6 uuf benz Dege
oort6in 6efano. a,5 er BON benz poIis
3iiten perbdftet puros. Der pcli3ei.
rihter Ianote Den Utann nah oem
Department Of gbarities dno Gorrecz
ton, bod tonnts bort fir ben glinoeu
nidts getban iperbeH, od osrielb. oort
ihon einnal in eygiebiger Wsiie uns
teritiist tUoreeRT near. Ss6niIhe ums
itdnoe i5IisBer ben Mann bon o:m
bieiigsa armen6uuie aus uno OesbaLb
wuroe Rein .empordr na6 oem 4rs
ceitshaus geIb!tt uno i'm cine Gjelos
ftr1fe BON so uup Goit:n duferIegt.
Der Snbaber oss Cincinnati glmes
ricln-. CttoQig1.ner bate DOR einiqer
3eit einsn 5aftbefebI gegsn ein,n ieis
ner Qnuonten Qgentsn, 5rQnt y.
0au, psgsr arge6li6er unterIflLs
sung errpirtt. Der Gaq am geItern
sur gerbanoIun3 uno enoiqte nit Der
gldnssnoen Grsiiorsdung oss geI5ulz
oigten, ba bic Qngsiegenbeit uuf Grius
den oss sQoertretenben Staotans
palts niebergeihIdaen purhs.
Gruu Margorst Rop Don Ro. 957
Wartin ctrabs, 5atis sinel 5aftbefebI
sesen ihrsn Wnun SoIspb Ran fuegsR
Rthtpsrforgung ibrss ainoss srpirtt.
Rap trtIGrts iih iofurt berstt, fir ben
unter6dlt isinss ainoes 3u Iorsen.
Grei 5dft6eebIs lpegsn 9erausgaz
buns uugsblid psrtbIoier Gbeds pur.
ben g:iterr i'm goliseiaeriht srpirtt.
Gus. pbillips srrpirtte eineu 6aftbee
fehl gsgen siner Mann. bsiIsn gdme
Sam Cummings, aus Columbus, iein
iolI. Delfer ibm sinsn foI6en G6ed
in 6oR bon so in 3abIung gab.
Grant Bolpl, BON 90. $50 Weit 5.
StraBe, sriuhte im ausitequn3 zines
6dftbefebls s<5sH 5rant GsrIing, Der
ibm 5pet gb:ds i'm 9etraae pom S26
CAB, fpelhe bejoe fpertblos fein iolen.
paul Shaeisr, pom Ro. IS GTt 2is
bertp StraBs. e,pirtie einen 6aFt6ez
f:hl gegen u. Wl ShoerInu6, BON go.
1o45 Sresman Abe, pegeu 9srauss
gabung zines dHgeblih pertbIoIsn
Glets in Sohe Oon $50. S6penlaub
lit Der Sobn eints b.tanntsn aoutrats
tors.
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&ulfsfeit Der 9anoiuebrleute.

1ie s5smaliqen trammen beutIhen
Soltaten. pelhc ieBt &amCraoihaft
als 4nae60rige oes 9eutiQeu Qano=
psbrpereins pfleoen, lperDeH Sonnta9,
13. 5uli, IN aei6ratbs BART gum
appea aEtrctsn. Din ienem 5age fin
bet bas grobe 9olt5fcit og5 9ereins
itatt uno oas beoeutet Elm 3uiums
menitr0men beg TcutThthums in grp=
Der GAIL. 0oa Set 1T uuF's gsIts
porEereitet unb Der geTu6 piro porz
ausIi9tlih uar3 bsosuteno fem, osrn
sdblrei6e 9ereine tperben 9leides NIT
8leihsm perQeltsn uno ourh tbren
8eiuh oa3u 5ettrageu, ben Grfolg oes
2anorpebrfeItss herbei3ufiibren, oeraoe
10 ME es Der 2onbpebrcerein BEL ben
0ereiren tets eetGdn bat.
0aS Gommittee, irelhes bic Qrrunz
Gene ts qetr0ffsn bat unb ben Shilz
Eehfnern einen perqniigten 5aa in
4usi,dt iteiIt, feBt iih aus Tolqsnoen
6erren 3uiammen: Qbam Senoelbon,
goriiger; %. Da8ner, g. 6empel, q.
Sicu, 8. 9riioer, g. 6. Weter. 6.
B, Sdmiot, 90. 9iitsr, 9. StdlF, 81.
ShnclIer, Martin S6neioer 9luouft
Raosl, Quguit 3a1op, 9. 4riet., 5r.
aoppcHsr, SAT. S6iLIer. 2lo. 6irIhz
mann uno prdiioent Serrp Spers
mann
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lIuredlt Gut geosiBet uidyt.

Charles Shines, alias G5odep
6tmes, meloete geitern Der EoIi3ei,
car Elm Sting, ben er Dem Shantnar=
Ter 8iQiam Nc@au9bltn 3ur Gtutbc7
mahruna iibergeben bate, oerloren
mur0eu iei. Ter 9itug beItebt aus
einem einunoeinbalb aarat Glamans
ten rmo bat eiuen Mertb Don $50.
Shines, meIfer go. S17 Barr StraBe
mobnt. nerfcbrte DieI in Ser @aIts
mirthihait an Der Central Ioenue
uHo BERN 5traBe, in mcIder olth
Uor Ginger 3eit GbarIeS Stalnper
aus Canton, 8, einfehrte Shines
hatte e. oamal5 fertig Qebraft 0cn
SoIitair oem Stanlper 3u enttpen0en
uno ilbergab am Wfoutaa oen HIng
ocn in oerielben 92irthihaft anaes
iteLtcn SfanfDdrter @iQiam SIC
SaughIiu CUR 9lufbeDahruuq. Dtcs
2augbIin nil oeu Htnq anqeblih aus
ICtner Snide, oie Elm God bate, per
loren haben un0 3eiqte Shines Qa7tcrn
per GoIi3ei ben @erlllit an. Die De-
Teteftius erianCrtcu iih, oaB eirt
9iing, uie i'm Shines beihrie6, Dem
Stanoer geitohIen porben iei lmo
rerGaitcteu Shines un0 Mc2auqhlin.
Shines aeitano i'm Greu8oerh6r Sen
9iebItohl elm. Tie Gerhofteteu tpurs
Sen oe$ 8roBoiebItahI5 beihltIoi9t.
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Bienie oes Villa. SentidDeH gafer
Gemcrbe @ereius.

2lm tommenoeH Samitad. bem u.
Suli, peranitaltst Der aqaemsine
9eutife 8Gder 5sperbe geyein Elm
pienie In Rsitrlt6s part uno oieic
4Hiiinnigune oirfte ssniigen. um
hos 7sutIdtbum in he[Ien Sdaarsn
nad) Reihratbs Bart gu lodsn, oenn
Die Uaitsiieosr oss feftsebenoen Der
tins iinb isit Slbrsn ais ean3 ausge
seifnste 4rrnngsure bon Geftlidteitsn
bsianHt. 42it ran ARRANGEMENTS lit
bsusr Elm aommittee betraut lporoen.
fas Iih aus ben riibrigItsR Uliteliee
etrn oes gereins 3uiammeniest uno
bas nihts ungst5an iafeH uirb, UNI
en 6eIte1Itsn frohlihe uno qenuBs
rsihe Stunosu gu fichern. Tie 5ers
-en, bic eisIes aommiitee bilben, fino:
@orlibsr, Wiuilm 5offmonn; Bel
Fissr, W. Sabpg; Getretdr, Sobn
Csbm; Sdnbmeiiter, Jreb. 6. 6abz
ner; 9hiI. Sfambnh, Goitfrieo
S6aih, 90. srabsr, GborIes audens
bud. 5rso arisa 1bso. gosI6Iin.
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1oot amigefunben.
8Hros bon ieiHer Spie!fameraoin Der
g Sabre alfe J. Ie5ntgre.

Ter feds Sabre oIte sseiie Mc.
SSntpre. Don gto. 2627 Guntnlins
StraBe, nuroc eeitern 9afmittag
Gui benz Slnterboie Der eIterlihen
wobnuna nit elmer Sfeere in Der
8ruit BON feinsr SpisItomsrdSin
toot auigeiunSeu. Gns StinS ipar nur
neiiige Wtiniten Dor ieiner auifin'
oung geitorben.
Ias tleine MGo6en, nit lueIGem
Seize taglifJ aui Dem SInterboie
ipielte, i1b ibren Spieltameraoen aui
ben goocn liegeu uno eIniibte, bob er
iflufe "a Der anobe nui oie 3urife
liht antporteie, beiigte tie iih iiber
ibn uno getuahrtc cine Sheere in Der
8ruit 6es Suaben itefeuo. Iie aleine
3oa ben anaben in Die @obnung Der
gltern nno fuliroe 2r. Stapleforo 10.
fort herbeiserufeu, pelder ieOOh Hur
nod ben bereits eingetreienen Zoo
ieititellen founte uno Die Sheere aus
Der g'rliit bes ssnoben 3og, oersu
fpissn S9neioen oas Sers bes Gins
bes onr6bo1rt botten. Der Coroner
iuilroe benahrid3tigt. Gs miro auae.
nonrrnen, oab Der auabe NIT Der
sSdeere ipielte unb babel in Die ofie.
ten Shneioeu iiel. Ter 1oo oes Sin.
oes trat augenblidlih eiH.
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8ettesafer.Weieaid)aft.

Die Ieutideaomiih aatboIiihe
@ottesnder.@ .@eiellIhait fam gelieru
abeno IN Der St. Miarien Safe 5nr
utonntlihen Sisuns 3iiiammen. lie
8eriainnrling faHo inter 8oriis oes
Serrn Seinrif) Stiitrer uno Der BRO.
tofolliiibrling oes SerrH George y.
Shrono itatt. Zen geritten Der
ausid)iiiie iiir bic perifiehenen Got.
tssodsrseiellf f6afisn nah finb auf sen
ttIkn i'm 2aufs bes Wlonots lpleber
maRferlei 9erbeiierlingen porgenom.
men poroen, pofiir bic 9iehnuneen
iainmt ben Sohnliiten 5iir 3ablung
dnge.pieien rpuroen aui benz Ct. Dsn.
rien BotteSafer bnben SO Yerionen
I'm nb1eIaiIienen Wouat oie Ieste
9iilbeit1tte sefIHoen. auf Dem Ct.
,Soiephs ader As mb auf oem CT.
,sohannes 8ottesafer 5ebn. 9ant
gerit,t oes Sfasuleiiters Serrn
,sranf 9elider betrug Der geitano
am /. SuHi $653.04. Tie Ginnabmen
beliefen lid, aiii $3692 81 mo Die
ausgaben aiif $3154 26, iooob am / !.
Suli ein aaiienbeitnno oon $it9i.75
sii perseihnen mar. $274 nurbsn FIR
9trmsnuntsritiisuns perausgabt.
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Sdifuarse Meiieritedlerin.

2dhreub Der 80 Sabre aIte @riedc
Zoe O3ou BON go. 915 8eit T.
StraBe nit Dem gteger Senrp Selbp,
43 Sabre alt. eineu aonlpf auSfott
bel lpelhem Der @riehc oen Ne1er 9u
Sooen gepprfen bate, orurg cine
ShDdr3e JtdmeHs Smith nit Ell
mem Waefer nuf S3on Elm unb
oerIeBte ibm mebrere Slide In
ben 9fiiden uno bic 9ruit. Die
9{egerin muroe ui1ter ser 9eihulhi.
aund oes obiihtlihen Stefens nit
beabiidtigter 2ootuug berbaftet.
Sbelbg Ipuroe neqen lmoroertlihen
9etraeens nerboftet uno S3on oem
itaotiiheu aranfenbauS einaeItefert.
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SduE i'd 3ufGQia irlbit.

SIN itdotiIden ardntsnbaus befins
Del ii5 Der "a Sabre ulte 6erbert
DieBnsr. WaI6iniIt aus grootlpn,
q. g., go. 165 9ale 2lpsnus. rpobns
bait. NisBner ihoB fih nit eiHem
% aaliber automatifdhen Golts8epols
per in Dem 5iur pss 6auIes go. 1148
WIdtn Strube in ben Cberfhentsl uno
in bic Iinis 6ano. Der 8erlsbte pur.
be nah Dem ftdbtiI6en 5nipital ees
braht. WieBner ertldrts, oaB sr ms
poriihtts nit Der Maffs bantisrts, mo-
bei lie iih eutlllb unp bic Sugsln ihnl
in ben S0rper fubrsn. Die gplis
3et itsbt osn Qugaben beg mannes ets
mas fsbr iteptiih geesniiber. oa @iebz
ner nat ieinsn 4ngabsn erIt brei Gage
in Cincinnati 1T unb in Dem Sausz
fIur. in lpeltsm Iih Der llnfd[I ereias
Eete, nihts 3u Tuhen hattie. 9u auh
iouit Der @iHorud oes Wannes elm
psnia srtrausnernedsnp 1T, 10 pirb
iih Die golisei nit ben 8et0rben in
Srootlpn unb Rem gort in 9erbins
oung isgen. um 81 srfabren, peB 8ei=
ites aino Der Runn iit. sSnsrpii6en
bleibt Der Wonn ais gpliseiaefongsner
i'm 6oipital.
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Die 6leiberarbeiter.
AndD In ben 0idt.ilnion 8erfitatten
ioa bemte ber getrieb pieber
anfsenumnien meroeH.

Die in 0idt.union Sabrifen ar
beitenoen aIeioermafer iino bes Sa.
oers ebenioas miioe uno bereit, beute
an Die glrbeit 5itriif3ufebrn, poraiis.
geieet, oaB Die sSabrifanten i1nlnlt.
Iihe arbeiter sltriifnebmeu unb %.
Itilnoige arbeits5ett bel unDcrfiir5tem
2obn geipdbren. Setteres batten Die
8abrifanten friiber 3ugeitanoen 3rel.
bunoert gtif)tiuiionarbeiter fameu ge'
itern in Der Central 3urnbdlle 3il'
iamnefl nno iaBten bic in Gbiaeir
ousaeiii6rten 8eihliiiie. lie &euts
fiibrtcn stIage, oaB tie pon ben
unionarbeitern I'M Stid geIaiisu
noroen paren.
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Eienic ScS Scntpnia RGnuerdDOrs.

Der 1eutpnia Wdnnerhor, einer
Ter dlteiten uuo eifrtgiten beutTden
GeiangOersins Der Stabt, psrqnftaIte.
an tommeuoen Sonntog i'm StouD
gOint Yart, Riperiibe. ein ptnic, fir
relhes pon Seiten bes riibrtoen apms
mittees Die umfaTfenbften gorbereis
tungen 9strohen poroen iinb, icbab
bic Seitgdfts genuBreiher Stnnben
periitRrt istn barfeu. Das gicnic
pirb, oamit man ben 5ag rsht aus.
riiben tam, beretts un neun llhr
Wforgsns ieinen gnfane Hebmsu. Ter
SseitpIab 1T iebr beauem gu errsinsa.
ia bic Sebamsoiqs GtraBsnbuhu am
stomp potut pdrt norbstfdbrt.