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The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
DAWSON GETS ALL-THE-
 MAIL-ALL-THE-TlME
O-O-

Although years have been spent in bringing it about, late Yukon mail contracts awarded show marked i'm provement in mail service over that of former times. The White Pass company was the successful bidder in the matter of carrying the Whitehorse- Dawson and Carcross-Atlin mails for the coming year and none of the bid ders were more competent to handle the business. The contracts will be faithfully carried out by the company.
 But in the matter of the White horse-Dawson mail, the new contract stipulates that all the mail all the tome must be transported. This means much for the Dawson people who have hitherto suffered great inconvenience in securing other than first class mail during the closed seasons. Now, how ever, they will get their mail prompt ly regardless of the season or of trail conditions. And, in connection with the latter, that all classes of mail must be delivered at all seasons of the year, is a mighty argument in fa- vor of the urgent demand for the fed eral appropriation for the Whitehorse- Dawson road which Dr. Thompson has so valiently sought at Ottawa. It is now needed more than ever in order that the mail contract may be fulfilled and carried out.
 Another gratifying item in connec- tion with the granting of Yukon mail contracts is that supplying the Klu- ane with a regular service, semi monthly between Whitehorse and Champagne, and monthly between Champagne and Kluane-a very sat is factory service compared with that of previous years.
 Yukon may thank her member of parliament, Dr. Alfred Thompson, for the improvements in her mail service, he having been untiring in his efforts for such betterments of coalitions Whitehorse Star.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
Juvenile BOStOnianS
 Winning the North

ished artists. Billy O'Neil was seen in new phase of work and gave proof of her dramatic ability. Ina Mitchell and Dixie White did not have the same opportunities as in other plays, but performed their tasks well. Lit tie Stubby Myling gave very clever bit of character work as did Daisy Henry. Vera Lockhart played her part very acceptably. The choruses were fine, and all of the musical num- bers were well rendered. The trio, "Lindy Lou" by Vera Lockhart, Thom Helen and Ina Mitchell; "Tn Get You" by Doris Garfield and Daisy Henry
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
GIRLS PLAY
 GOOD BASEBALL
o-o

Whitehorse has the unique distinc. ton of having two baseball teams made up wholly of young women. They have six players to the team. The outfeld was dispensed with - probably because the hitting ability of the players precluded the likeli- hood of the balls ever reaching the outfield. The young ladies played their first game of the season last week, and, while the score was pretty high, it is said that they played the game as it is. The score was 27 to P. The players included girls belong ing to the best families of the little city by the rapids.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
SEWARD BANK EMPLOYEE
 WEEDS AT KETCHIKAN
-O-O-

Hustling off the steamship Mariposa at Ketchikan, on the last southbound trip, Charles Brown, of the firm of Brown & Hawkins, bankers, of Sew ard, and well-known throughout Alas ka, met his fiance, who had come all the way from Boston, and was married in time to return to the vessel which arrived at Seattle last Monday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09

The Juvenile Bostonians are certain ly winning the North. Manager John T. Spickett, of the Orpheum, made a wise move when he went to Seattle to engage attractions for his nice lit tie play house and he took long step toward the goal of popularity by engaging very talented company of to give the opening per formances. The Juveniles have had packed houses at each offering. To night the Juveniles close their engage ment with the musical comedy "The Daughter of the Regiment" and judg- ing from the past it should be well
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09

Andrew Young, carpenter and joiner Jobbing work speciality. Phone S71, Central House. 6-6-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
A LETTER FOR YOU?

List of letters remaining unclaimed m 'he postoffice at Juneau, Alaska, on June ', 1913. Parties wishing same when calling should say advertised. George Baldwin
 H. c. Bennett
 N. Davis
 Oscar Foote
 Sam Henson
 Mrs. Jennie Howard C. D. Knapp
 Frank LeRoy
 o. Swanson
 Harry Sheeman
 Miss Dorothea Sonora Mrs. F. Wallace
 -o-O-o- TO JUNEAU PATRONS: I wish to announce that am pre- pared to give prompt and efficient service in delivering coal hauling freight, baggage, etc. HILARY McKANNA TRANSFER Phone Order 5-7 or 5.5 tf.
 -O-o--o-- Trv a T.oyera. Sure to Please" If
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09

WHEN YOU want to eat well, so to the Commercial Cafe Dining Room, Lunch Counter, Private Boxes. The
 choicest viands at lowest prices, For reservations for private parties, phone 2S1. S-6-t.f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-06-09
TO JUNEAU PATRONS:

Inv a r.ovcra. "sure to Please" {
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17
Convention Rally In the First
Methodist Church

The following was in the Chicago daily press OF
October
At meeting of the advisory committee OF the Anti
Saloon League held yesterday Marshall Field Co.'S
tarant decided call upon the churches in Chicago
to pastors and least lay member to the
Anti-Sa1oon League Convention at Columbus, Ohio, on
November
The committee addressed by the Rev. Howard H.
RUSSELL founder of the An-Saloon League, and by the
Rev. James K Shields.
1t was decided further to have pre-convention rally
in one of the downtown auditoriums Monday
October 20.
The rally will be held in the downtown Methodist
church. Clark and Washington Streets next Monday
noon, Il: Is to lis. Rev. Howard Il. Russell James
K Shields F Scott Mcbride. the state superintendent
and others will speak briefly Spend your noon hour
there.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17
Banker Ruined'by Drink

Spokane, October 6.--Tattered and torn his iron
gray hair disheveed and his voice whisper, due to
liquor, Frank Peterson in his younger years cashier
of a bank of Peoria, Illinois, the home of whisky
ushered into police court the charge of vagrancy
and sentenced to serve ten days in the county jail
Eyes your honor I am a ruined man." he whis-
pered "I was once respected member of the com
munity where 7 resided in Illinois, but I victim
of strong drink I have money and the best place
for me is the poor farm"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17
No More Jags for Naval Men

Continued from page six.)
after running down two boys with automobile.
The secretary also announced that he proposed to deal
drastcally with cases of drunkenness among naval
officers.
eff an employer chooses to overlook ntoxication
in whose wages he pays, that is another matter"
said Secretary Daniels mo one is hurt. But intoxic
cation of naval officer is reflection the entire
service and on the administration which fails to deal
with it effectively and firmly The naval officer is in
the pay of all the people, public official and must not
give occasion to public scandal"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17
Baptists Pledge Support to
Anti Saloon League

The Union Grove Association of the General Bap
fist church adopted the following resolutions at their
annual meeting just adjourned:
Whereas the liquor traffic is the greatest evils of
General Baptists stand for temperance
recommend that do all in power collectively and
severally put the saloon of business.
And furthermore the AntiSaloon League has given
township option by which have been able put out
great saloons and further they working for
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17

county option therefore, resolved that endorse the
of the Anti-Saoon League and do all help
and encourage it.
Be further resolved that General Baptists
slider against God and the church, and disgrace
for General Baptist intoxicants beverage
W. J. WIITSETT, Moderator
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17
An Appeal to Laymen to attend the
emperance jubilee at
Columbus, Ohio

We eromal letter QUIT
oxv1os preide the
wohdm
he
fesur ntworsro Mr.
Century
America Columbus
hardfgh aaint n
deEyedbyt the of %
be
vthhea Christian o the
ebakth his anewns n
WILDE tin the
wadsCmi
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-10-17

The following was in the Oh
October II:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Die Mmeifeuftlaosn. Dns
Gonberburite, spos mir in Der ybuturs
sefnidte Ger Mmtifsn tsnnen. III. bab
gefriiis Gottuneen ii9 cnberen urfers
trerfen uno 8en0tbgt iperben, ols
GtinpeH Sum alssmeinsn WoN ju
orbsitennrbeiien. Die 3eii. in Der tis
Nneiien ibre Ss!open einfongen,
nGhrt etipo 5tbn Wohen. spenn bic
larpen ousgenuMftn finb. Ni.
am<ifen. tp<Iht bic nnbtren aumGro1.
nen sfpingtn. iinb helbrnun ober ROTH,
jsne ober, bic GtloDsn. seipDbnlih
fnpdr3. GoboIb Elm rotber Hnufen
eine {dspar5e Holonie sn.osdt. iperbsn
'Gpiont ousgsfhidi, um beren E.els
lung sennu gu erfprfhen. Sit bits
gsTneben. 10 aitbt Der rotbe hnufen
ouf ben 1nHg aus, sepobnlih nit els
rer Dorbut BON 5eAn bis sip0If Siiid.
Tiefe tpthfslt nber beit1nbig: 70 tuie
f;t benz 4rmesforps Elm lpenia pora.s
rid. lit, b6It iie Mn unb pirb hureb
nnttre aus bem Hrbsgeridten 6oufen
,s,istk ~ sSsttsn umsssifsn asllsns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04
warum 5rdQja6rs.Grkd0ua.
aen qefd9rl6 fn0.
gpenn pernahldiIigt, 10 fiibren ite 3n
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se,t rsicrsfnen unb eerfuter. oie'elhe patiSio'
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perIsibi nno es iebem GrenH erHosl'6t, 1ein'
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Sobn's miesisu III feline Rntentmcot5tr, eHtbGl'
scine ttaSIi6en 7roeueu. frnoerH TT etne refine
natreIlbe WecoiEu fur Sene. pelte t6pad
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

(Eine Crbtnans, no fTo.tef3-gsefttm'
~ meno, fortsniahren init Der @erbeiternug
brr ga'fait GiraBe, bon fantne Gtrabe bic
5lora 2frabs
Gel eB neroronet bon bsm Giasiratb ber
eiaos Cincinnati. etaat Cbio, bret giertsi aasE
ooan eripdbIin GstisIieeer nbereiuiituimeuo:
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| tpirb. ycrtsnfcbren init ber gerbeHsruna BON
Gaifaif ettabe ben Sabine Girase bic gloia
Strabe. hnr6 Grasiren, geeen bon gemeni.
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Gerfisnuna Der notrpfneiaen Trainsruneen
uno SnIeis NIB eeeen bon Saupte gaafer'
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1913. nno tn usbsreiHiimmnna init ben BID
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@efammiicften ber befneten ssrbe'iuuHa. .ns.
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biuduseef4 4ebener 3ablunssn su bier tsgel pros
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tunerhnlb spansie l2oJ 1dasu bon unb na6
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aefttsren a9etfe nueaeeeten fuefbeu
Sefffcn o. GGt ate pcfs urt QdHhersler
anarsnseut nrb onfirfrnh or belbs Eetien ben
Qaffstt Strdts. stpt'tsa sabiHe Girabs nne
,fieta Strdfe. fnr eenarnis 3ps6s Be.
fteiicrt negheH foleu. nie ebsn beltimmi
eefticn Z. LIT ne. aiieciot o. Bubble
@eroice t,crenr6 3epouritti.ai arb anasirisfen
~ eiHen aenirafl efn1gQfhsH HHt dassufnb.
rem fir aenanTie NeTbe0sruus mil heui nteetta.
fien unb beiien mieier, nod Annonesruna In
iietrrellffinmnne NIT hem Gtiet.
Stgstcr 8 Gtefs EIbtnQns fpl IN araff tre.
ten nHb GlI!isistt babsu por unt mad bsz
fribsffsr BON Gefet erIaublen Stiipuufie on
Waftr; om % glars q . 1918
Stmeor m Sehnfsr,
grefleeni bse Slntlrcfbs
Sss!aabiai: Grttut Gssn glers
s.ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

(tHt rbtuaus 80. ie5ipis - 2ar
peranbsrIna nnb Seitf.sGHHa bes sels
eeGis bon 5renior Nberne. bon einem nuni,s
isis75 auh fnbI.4 bon ber sztten Sfrate sts
ssr aorporafions. etui,
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Gtabf Cincinnati Sfaai Chic bat Der Garb-
Srah ben zreuicu Hesnnt Bon siuem @aniie
i3is.7S yns flbIi6 bon seg Gtten Esrabs eis
slit 9prpcraitoHssetnie. tierour1 pertHter; ure
fefsaef'sli ~ srse foisi ndEHll1: ErfnnssHs On
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fur adeiEnbpietsis uHe febeaaHsbtgtbts Gun.
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itsbsis SanesrtiisI (ss47s) Cut; banH ahliei.
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serfsiss fsin fsr, nit ben 'oierabsn ssusnat.
men:
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9urbseiTiie BON Ggsufon apeHae unb bet fho.
t6eH GnroA.inis bon gsanese useune, auf eeE
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obfieiaetb 81 ber Fate pon fete uHb sEDblt
fuEterrfieI 9roseni flr smsiunbpisssia le 1875
YQr S2.o1) Esst su Der cets con hrebunneTt
tirruHsc3.sse nas 'aHfinstsbssS SaHseti'is!
1db 70 hiel eou Ereinnn, SC 2s4l, raj.
tut am 80, Saular ieii. ais h.errllt in Gss
tsrfprut ftsG. tiunuft fplserrlres IT,
pGfilrs crs 60. ginfs o. z 1918
gimscH 81 Jckufcr
@ra'iben. ees Efah:x,;bS
Esslaubis;: Grfbur asps, gIeS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Stsuerfreie gilbert apeuue Ttatnet 4.grssfn.
hss, 40 Sabre iantrase Sones I'm Ssl,ese
pen snsihRuoert gub brstnnec1ltste 1nHttnb
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,euiet, fan'sis ,3atre ianisuse Seaee I'm
Stnast pon eiahnnssri SaNtne Lsna's
Eie Irniises sss gtniius Gnnb Der slGei
gireirra:t enuten uu aHaeboie flt ben an'
tauf ben 1888. 900 90 Roitbs her Stdoi StneiH'
nat 5e.cnri ols BtIbart GipeHIe 5tdbuciScHbs,
onseeeebsn uHier Der cretnnns bonn siasssar6.
SO. 1869, pdiiir ON 2l Wers lslO. xte.sHi
5tnfen fraaeHe oaftrt g. anGmi 1910 sGs.eut
IS. s!ueufi 1850; seselsiten sl9o oeo.oe Eonos
ton befoqier Stabt betanni ais steu'Sefriias'
souns, ausaesebeH unler ben Aen'otrten stas
tuieu 1885, unb 1887 uHe Scitiouen 3sse BITS
sg54 hes aI!gemeiHen stsbeI nne Sretnan;
3infcu traaeue ootirt /: Smt 1911; satlbGt
/. 5ui 1881 gefagie Bombs uereeH IN Der
Scrm Don reeiitririen Bombs Der Steoi Gin
sTa asatftrana sin IN ner Sss s' sss asaas 6es
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8ebinauReer uHc gssgeer an' etre tHf1tpsrrie
Ganf ober IruIis8efeafnaft ipelHe In ber
stdbi Cincinnati pslsetu III.
Die Qteds per MID; erFoIatei6sn eieier iuer,
ben henfelbeH per @oit 5uriifgeldnoi pgrrsr. es
fet benu biefeIbeH 'teaeH etr anbeIes Iru6sr.
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reiceN gtsfer riro nit eur Baeiuna far ots
Eonhs berspnunt mer5ea,
gcubs neteeu obseaebeu unn beschft IN oer
Effice Der ariiitees ees Stuiino Sfnb eer Siaof
Cincinnati Ebto Qu 7 April 1918 sptf6en
~ ilbr wsttiaee unb uhr gatmitieeS
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ecroeines oosr dIe Gnaebots surfi6 sufrsifen.
Rein angcboi fpirh eiIigeaeugsnomrten flr
lucuiaer aIs ben Raripsrb Der 9pubs, 'ar Die
get ocn fuirh rtebtt aufae!anfeIleE Siyfer, sp.ls
,be nlf; ucr aa3aeorlff fth cher H& nidt
ftrene or bic esitimmuneeu bsefsr anselss
balien
aufsnsrsiam,sei. mirb nnf bse 11anaAs &C.
Isnft eas bisis Houss fslGe BoRbe Hmh. Size
ppr esm 4. Jaunar 1918 easatseteu naEnen
unb baber heuerfrst Nnb.
Sm au'traae hsr girf,ne Euub Iruliees ber
Siabt g.rcttac.t, bteisu 81 Sag TN Daars
1913
Beprae %. Snrris, RrnGesnt
G;teft: CHARLES Z. Gteos. xttre;ar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Etue aefefutte n--spelds ee FIR nct5
peHnie erslari. en- oerte'ferr e.s Wabfer
meab. bon s9ecobtru sbenrs bss Grss aeenne
fuEt TfIafieru M; eclsio6 uns mixsina peei
Sranti. gte6
Gel es bsf6loFer k.irA ben gfaetratt be,
efaei Cincinnati. g.aci cblS Cbreieiertel ess
stnfttmuleney:
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en- rerbsfferr bic wlabiion @oas. boz
tcr Hsrbburu s.ssnus bts sar Gri,
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t<n GGrsDeisifeu aa' osr annsea S;re6e. un,
bic StoaIsers bon Eoseburn Gpenue Bis en-
aHbobs. eeraee oftitt oon Ha;sr GIafe. mil
ecIlbIo6. bic gbodeers ber meft Der g,ref.
nit D.setna cesr Grsri..Dto6. urb aonitr.f
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ushere!niiiMrEn9 Eit ben Eltnsn, spes!fua'
tionsn. aofisnporoHft unb 4rofi!en fel
Cffes See Tireetsr Of 9ubls gernise quite.
GER. fpeI1s btermii sutsebstben uerben.
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aioab bon BoctfnrH apsnns bis 9rts apsnue
sas ss'ss asssruna Der s' ses ssaass ssasss Y sss
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so',sn ,aI arsusn.osHJ auserisei esssen tOi'
enitobeRs urb aHftobens an bic eoroeftIGssns
9erbeferune, frIete GeuaMHfs nois nfo e1nbe.
reien bierrti beiiimru limb. bat ns fpesiels
asorttsiIe tcbeH hurt sefasts Berbsneruna.
Ict bic 10 aaferteGien a'ieBreTlts
teeatll iperben fsusn In 5ekn tlo)
idbrii6sr 8ebIHuesn mi, 3inisn aisf 6.e binnus.
aef6otensH 5nb!HnafH; tscon Tam Der Qioeis.
fbiimer trglntWss4en tef.eusgnben TiaentbumS
no0 muHf6 folAes aHssmen. besabieu inner.
b1lb snansig GOD bon urb na6 bsr 4saNlrune
Der befieuernben Gretrnna.
Tds genbs Der Siabi gindnuaft auseessbsH
Tsreen feneg bor Ssr seuef.ion bes 6sfoGiea
afebmsniS
1at per sssfi Der gefammifeftsn bon bsfas.
ter BtrbeNerang. iueltsr utdf fpeeteI beitsuers
~. bon ber gsabt Cincinnati beSatIt tpexney
fnu aus benz Qrste bcE Herb&, nsl6e uuEseas.
Der irerben fotIen bon ber btfneten E4nbf fur
foihe 5iDede tn Der @sife, mts pcrasf6r!sbsn
bonn Gefeee.
Eah eine Refointion meE1e "a FIR nofbspers.
aig erfldu. sa perbe'lera bic WiGbifcn Moae,
bon sNncfbiigr Anenns Bis Hrtf Mpenue hurS
HflaiierH mir SoIsblof iiRh fNebina NIo6 rnf.
iirt am II. Ndri 1913. fei unb bisfeIbe ttermii
iptberrlffen fperte
Gel - feriier befbIcnen, b1s Der .lerf BIER.
tur4 anaenteien fpirb bic 9sr1sfenfI.fsug nss.
fsr. NefoInticn tn nfbsrelHfiimmuns NIT Zen
Defeee 81 oercnIGffer.
8aNtSs er1 26. sQars 1913.
Gtmtcn o. Sohnf1H,
lrtfttsut. - 9iobtfu1tA
DsSiaaetUs 9sttsS 01bk GIsA
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10 luu.et bic 7iasnoie bee 2eibarstei
9ci.in, Der ins Winierpalnis ses
rufen tpurbs. Or bat bic 9emperds
tur Der @robfiiritin semeFen unb 10.
fort Tppbus fsfteeftsai. tporauf be,
sanse 5of nit Der ertroniten Orot'
f:irfttn iofort nah 3ars.oje SeIo abs
reiiis. Tort tpurbe bic ertranfte ga.
rsntofter In einem hionbersn, bon
benz 3immer ibrer Gkfhpiiter nett obs
liesenben Gsmah untersebra6t. Si.
piro bon ihrer Wdrkyin Gran Whhs
niatotp uno Stpei pfleserinnen gspVIest.
SIM Weben3immer ift 'tGnbig cir 4r5.
annsienb. tpobrenb Der 2eibor5t 1ottin
Dierma! tdeIih Die patieHtin bssuht,
be iih am 1ags Dorbr D<rbdltnihmG.
Big nod nobI fiibIte. 9egen Woraer
iiies bns 8ieber auf 1872 Grab Gel
Fus. Sn ben nahftn 9agen bnrf.:
oas Gieber bts gum gintritt Der Nris
fis nod itdrter fteisen. Die GrobFiirs
fin 9atiann erfreuie iin biskt itfs
elmer su.en Geiunobsi.. 10 bab Sas
4er5te Foniilium annimmt. Sns fie
bieisn Iribut an bas petersburser
gefunbbeitsi4abIide Waiftr gut iibtrs
ftehen tDirb.
Cine 0slidteit.
ShduIpieler: .Mh, 6err Diretior,
entIaHen Sic mid bod niht, Id min
ia teine groben RolIen fpielen, Id min
NIT ben aGerf!einiten aufrieben iein,
nur lafen sic mid ipielsn!"
Direttcr: .Gs sebt niHt, me:n Qies
tsr. 70 tieins Roasn, .pis Gk fpiekn
ssnassae ajebsJ js saf aiAti.
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etlr bic Nnsrsif.r bi. aolonie Der
GhDor5en, bod 70. bnB fie nneefsten
tislbsn. Wtnn iis 3ikmlin uo9e be.s
cnseriidt iinb. seben iie gum MneriH
ukr. Crit srstft bic Dorbut an unb
ir!re MID. ielien bon ben W6&lern
brr Shparsen stt0bttt; cusenbljdliA
lriyo absr In bem ongesriffenen 6uus
fen ALARM geI6loeen. uHb az 1nus
fsnosn riidtn bic GHmnr5en berDor
uno tperb<n pom ben rctbn Mmeiien
fccIei1 beftis nngesriffen. Nuf beibtr
S<iitn nsrb bdrinddig eenritssn, bon
rnierliesen gsip0bnIi6 Die g6ndrsen,
bic iih tonn in uilo<r Hlunt In i6rtn
Gnufsn 3uriidsistxn. Die rctben
Nmeiftn u,niieIItn isbt hen 6oufen
unb tpiihlfn ibn ouf. nm tineinbrincxa
jr f6nnen uno bic pfiinb<runa su bss
sinnn. 1rob Der Dersbsibiguna Der
S6m0sSen rouben i6nen bic Rothm
ale enrrtn, bic He TIM Wsunbe fort.
tfns0n, f4 In berlslben Crbnuna aus
sada's6sas. VI As caIssjsopa aaA
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fxtne Drp tnana, no. te9sie13 Bur
" qserdnbetunq ber Wrrite beS Dubrtueps
nnb her Seiknipege an airbert Mpeitne. bon
ct. eaiprcnee sbemie BIS Rseft Wdbie gfrabe
ecfiion T. Get &c berprbnef bon bem sinbi.
ratb bcr etabt Cincinnati, etaai Ctio. bab bic
Eretie bcs ssnbrfpeus an st!rbert apsnic. bon
at aaipreusc sIbenms sur gseft gffcn gtrabs,
psrnrhrrt ifnb fcfiaefeef nj anf hfeibia t2oB
fsnb srifhcn ben emrbe, unb hnb bic geiieHe
iprae neranberf nub feftaefebf Iinb duf cine
9ircite bon flnfsehn 1hl intb.
Seftipn 2. Tab nIIe Crhnansen oter TbeiIe
bon Erbtnansen fpslthe blerHlif I'm gSiberfpra6
iie5eit bierbmrub mihetriifen itnh.
GffttoH o. Eat bieFe Erbinans i'm ardfl
treien nno esiItiafeit bahen fen bon unb NOD
bcnt fribcfen bpm Sefce eriambfen 3ettguyite.
Waiiitl am ~ piars " q 1913.
Jeromt y. 6piuarb
nmiireubcr Rraiihent hes EiabfraibB.
wssIaabigt; arfbnr espp, Gferf.
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Die trante 3arentob otter.
..x t4nAx ~f

Die trante 3arento1
4us Petersburg Ihreibt man: 81: Jn-
Understanding Der fiinfs.bnjGbris.u
Grobfiirftin 9atiana, Der stpeitdltshea
Iohter bes 3oren, trat sana pl0plit
Elm unb bat grobe unrube unb Gorge
kim 3uren uno Der 3drin brporseru.
fen. Die Sodter bes grobberaoss Dor
5efen, oes Brubers Der 3arin, lit po,
5ebn Jobren in Spalo unter aon7
dbnlihen Spmptomen eriranft unb In
Jolee falfder dr5iliher 8e6anblunc
seitorten. Grobfiiritin 1atiana bal
fih notwithstanding enttpeber BEL be,
Jeier bes RomanosD JubilGums ir
Der Ruion Ratteorak trs6l.s. ober III
Itas sasess9 9tsl geeuauatss- Sesxauisu