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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

taho eiii hottS SiNch IT. DfsNintnJ tCT lne property will have to be properly se- cured.
 The pubic schools of Anniston will he opened to the public on September To- and according to the recent census the indications are that they will be crowded beyond their capacity. although the Rev. Dr. C. K. Weller has made plans to take care of considerable part Of the over flow at the parish school m West AnnIs. toE.
 Prof. s. c. Pelham, who was prin- cipal of the high school here for several years, has rendered his resignation to the board of trustees and will probably enter business in Anniston. Several other changes in the school faculty are likely
 Supt. D. R. Murphey IS of the opinion that Anniston's appropriation fsi the state fund this year will ne increased by several hundred dollars over last year
 Capt. Joshua Draper of Oxford has se. cured permission from the surviving rela tives of Maj. John Pelham, the famous Confederate artillerymsn, to move his statue in the cemetery at Jacksonville to the public square at that place neal the old courthouse building.
 captain Draper states that this can be done for S200 and that it will not cost a cent to the Daughters of the Confederacy at Jacksonville under whose auspices the monument was erected. He will lay the proposition before the reunion of the vet erans of Gordon Memorial camp at OK ford Lake Thursday, and it is probable that several of the old veterans who fought under the Gallant Pelham will go to Jacksonville, he says, to see the statue.
 Major Pelham was born in this county being the son of pr. and Mrs Atkinson Pelham and his seventy-sixth anniversary will be celebrated on the 14th of this month
 Coroner J. l.. Murphy stated Wednesday afternoon that he will hold an inquest over the remains of Willie West Dennis the 13-year-old negro boy who was ac- cidentaly shot by Clyde Gwin, son oi MT. and Mrs. Thad l.. Gwin, of Oxford Tuesday afternoon.
 Young Gwin was still in jail here, hay ing surrendered to the sh riff Wednasday evening. His statement that the shoot ing of the negro was accidental has been corrobo"ated by Lewis Draper, Julian Howle and Roy Yeatman. the other young men from Oxford who were with him, and the father of the dead boy seems to accept this version
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

Denver has some fine viaducts which seem to be twice as long as anything s1 far proposed in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

When you pay a nicl<le for child' s street car ride in Denver, they give VOL ticket good for another trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

Practically every residence here is either of brick or stone-a legal reou,re- ment for protection against fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

The law does not allow buildings higher than 12 stories.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

Prices in Denver's restaurants and cafes impress the visitor as exceptionally reasonable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

Abundant use of electric advertisini makes Denver's streets remarkably b~il liant at night Many large buildings hay, their entire exteriors outlined in incandes cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

A new moving picture theatre here is as large as the Jefferson theatre at home, and is furnished on the most lavish scala. It has one of the great pipe organs in the west. The theatre was packed the night stepped inside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03
Local Data

For the 24 hours ending at ' p. m, Sep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

This city seems to have many negro residents, though the only place they ap- pear to come in direct contact with the whites is on the trains and in street cars
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-03

Now that the prohibition campaign is in full swing, the authorities are making bold and constant assertions that the law is now going to be enforced and that no more liquors can be sold on Sunday or after 12 o'clock at night
Evening star., 1914-11-22
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18
We Open Saturday, December 10, 9 A. NJ
THE FACTS
AS THEY ARE

We have made settlement with
creditors and are now in possession
of the store, and when we move into
our new location we will have the
finest and best equipped shoe store
in the Willamette valley. We will
continue to serve you as we always
have and to improve where possible.
We will give you better values than
ever before. We shall give you
shoes that have style at least six
months ahead. We can do this
through our close connection with
Americas leading factories,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18
POLICEMAN WOUNDED
BY ROBBER DIES

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dee. ls..--Patrolman
Knaul died here today of bullet
wound received yesterday in re-
volver duel with Frank G. lIohl, no.
toriOus automobile bandit who had
robbed two Cincinnati banks of more
than $4,000. Hohl was shot and killed
in his battle with Knaul.
The police believe that lIohl, before
he met Patolman Knaul, transferred
his loot to woman confederate. llohl
got $4,000 in currency from the West
End branch of the Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Company and an hour
later entered the Liberty Bank aud
Savings Company bank ten blocks
away, fired two shots at Cashier
George Winters, grabbed $j,lO0 in eur.
rency. ran 20 his automobile and dis.
appeared.
Patrolman Knaul met llohl as he was
coming from rooming house. Both
fired simultaneously and each fell,
mortallY wounded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18
HORSE EDITOR DOES
ALL KINDS OF STUNTS
Is Charming as Rebekah at
the WeH---But Draws Line
On CamelS

The horse editor has ais residence in
and assists materially in the Tnamen-
tatiOn Of that portion of our beautiful
and exceedingly dry city, known as
South Salem. Wednesday morning as
he got into his clothes after hurriedly
kindling the fire of love in the kitchen
stove, the dulcet tones Of his far bet.
ter half trickled into the bedroom from
the kitchen with the information that;
81 am agraid you will have to get some
water as the faucets are dry. Maybe
you can get some this side the river. "
1t was not cheerful prospect hunt
ing drink before breakfast in mod.
el town, but it had to be done. After
some skirmishing and many inquiries
we'll was located at Mr.. Martin Is
place cm High, near Lincoln, and only
two blocks away. The horse editor
amblcd over with bucket on each arm
and song in his heart, not the dox-
oogy, for the blessings" were not
flowing at that time and proceeded to
do the Rebekah act to the best of his
ability. The well is a good one, go feet
Of it, and all underground, too, and he
proceeded to windlass up a couple Of
buckets. just then lady Of the neigh
bOrhOOd showed up and the horse edi
tor with that charming gallantry for
which he is noted and which, by tae
way, is one Of the most charming traits
Of his lOyable character, drew bucket
brimming with water from the interior
department of Mr. Martin s lot and
filled her pail. There the Rebekah act
stopped, for he refused to draw for
the gang Of dry "camels" that had
in the meantime gathered. 1t is reg
ular morning stunt since and heaven
alone knows when it will be stopped
However, tne horse editor consoles him
self with the reflection that "every-
bOdy's doin it, and what is good
enough for Scuth Salem folks is sat
isfactory 10 him. The only one who
seems TO be getting any amusement
out Of il, so far as shown, is the horse
editor Is better fraction, who just smiles
as she sees that encyclopaedia Of
useful information doing the aquarius
stunt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18
nuRNnn AT RENn.

BEND, Ore, Dee. i1.--Adolph Boetch-
or, about 80 yoRrs I'D, who has been
employed on tho Tumalo project, was
burned to death carly this morning In
a fire which destroyed the Grand res.
tauraut and rooming house, conducted
by Mrs. Orcutt, Mrs, Ofcutt and other
guests just escaped with but few be.
longiugs, Tho Bond hotel, adjoining,
was threatened, the work Of firc.fight.
ing being hampcred because os tho cold,
The fire started in the restaurant
kitcnen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18

flour, s5,l5 cwt.; hard wheat flour,
1926 aud 1886 cwt, according to the
grade.
Preston Shufcr-Graham flour $50
cwt.; hard wheat flour $3.50 cwt.
Sugars.
1900 pounds, granulated, for Salem
institution, and 1900 pounds of extra
G brand.
Mason Ehrman Co.--Bcrry sugar
S5.21 cwt., Honolulu, SAIL ewt.; beet
sugar, s4N7 ewt.
Grains chicken Feed, Etc.
Wheat -32i bushels. d. A. White s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18

Son, Salem, $l,g5.
Oats.-i70 bushels u. A. White &
Sons, 81 cents.
Barlcy900 bushels, White 4 Sons,
72 cents,
Cracked corn-2lo0 pounds. Albcts
Milling Co., Portland, Sl.I5 cwt.; White
4 Sons, sl75 cwt,
Hullcd oOts-500 pounds (piu head,
Albcrs Bros, $50 ewt; White & Sons,
$500.
Beef seraps--l5oO pounds. Albcts
Bros, $3.50 cwt White & sons, s3.70
oyster shells, eastern 1900 pounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18

flour, $3.50 per cwt.; Cream of Wheat
Sg,S5 per cwt.
Crown Mills Co.--Bran, S2G.50 per
ton; gruham, $500 per owt, shorts,
S271e per ton, middlings, $3.50 per
cwt.i soft wheat flour, $5,46 per cwt,;
hard wheat flour $5,G5 per cwt.
Eureka Flour Mills-Soft wheat
flour S5.35 per cwt
Golden Rod--Grahpm flour 1915 u
cwt. Cream Of Wheat, three cents per
pound $3.50 toni
Portland FIGURING Mills-Bran, s27..
10 ton; shorts, Ae0l0 ton; soft wheat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18

Albcrs Bros, Pacific so cents cvt. :;
II iac eastern; White & Sons, $1,OO q
cwt.
Charcoal--l50 pounds. Albcrs Bros,
Sl05 cwt; White & Sons, s2,50
Charcoal, mcdium-2oO pounds A.
bcrs Bros, sl05 cwt; White 4 Som,
$3.50.
Grits, eonrsc-300 pounds. Albcrs
Bros. soc cwt, White & Sons, Soc.
GHts mcdium-30O pounds, Albcrs
Bros, Zoe ewt,; White 4 Sons, sjc.
some old bachelors foisuke the sim
Pie life and yet married
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-18
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES
Continued from pngc onc.)

lsiac; Stcusloff Bros, Ice.
Flour, Shorts, Bran, Cereals, Etc.
Hard wheat flour, 1900 barrels; soft
wheat flour, 1000 barrels; graham, ME.
dium, 90 barrels; cracked wheat, cdi.
bic, ld,50O pounds; bran, 70 tons,
shorts, 45 tonsi middungs, | ton.
Albcrs Bros, Portland -- Graham
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
@imbriihe mnb 9iebHdble

- WGbrenb Games Wuir BON go.
5737 0apep 9lOenue. College Sia, ii9
in elmer Selepbontammer i'm @rano
Central Depot bsiano. itabl elm Sieb
feline @nlrpb. 6anbtaihe nit ssn1alt.
Yer geiioblens aibt fsinen 8erluit auf
S45 an.
= 0iebe itattsten in Der Montaa
Radt rem Ssim uon Samuel Slet6.r
einen 9eiud o6 uno enttpenoetsn
iperthpolle pflanseu.
- Rad 4ufbre6en zines Seitens
feniters Deridnften fih in Der Montds
Rabt ginbreder 3utritt su ben Rduz
men Der @citlpirtbidaft BON Soi.pb
epn6. Ro. 2s10 Woooburn 4penite,
uno enttpenbeten $14 aus Der Resi.
itrirtafe. fotpie eirsn Repplper unb
ami 5laf9en Wbistp. Bon ben Die
ZEN feblt iebe Spur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
3ies umb 9as.

Gr. @altcr 2iii. Der bisber oil:
sir5t iii Der Srrenanitalt i'll 2ongpiell
tbdtig gclpeien, bat geitcrn iein neliee
Amt ais SiIisiiiperilitenoent occ
itdbtlidlcn 5oipital ansetreten.
3piffsn ben gislenien 1T ein
llebereintommsn 3u Stanb. e.tomr
men, 70 baB bic eisablieferuns feins
llnterbredung bur6 Strsits erleibcn
pirb. Das 2obnabfomm.n III ein
Dodsnlobn BON $16 fir bic Jabrsr
i'm Sommsr uno $14 i'm Winter. Die
Selfer srbdlten $12.75 reip. $12.
SIM Union Bethel besann a.itern
bic 5sier oes 75iabrissn Subilduma,
bic ii6 iiber mebrere Gage ausbebnen
lpirb. Die Groffnunssfsier, bic aus
Reben friibertr 9eitsr beftanb, fanp
I'm Auditorium. sol Oft Driite Cir,
itait. 9i. Su6.lf.ier fhliebt ON
Donneritas 2lb.nb unb BEL bi.ier Ge.
legenbsit ipirb GrprGiibent WilIiarl
8. 2aft Der 9auptreoner iein.
- Gas slngcbot Der Ohio gnilD.
ing & Contraction SO. fir bic Ser.
rid]tung ocs tenpor1ren @eri6tsgr.
banoes, oas lid aui $4,000 belGuit,
iunroc geitern BON ben Gountp.aonl.
miii1ren OILS 6as nieorigite erafiet
imb bic Jirna miro obnc 3fpciieI ocr
aontraft crbaIten.
Das Stabtrut6ssa saommittee fir
eseisbe unb aontrnite ipirb am Wlons
i q 0crmiitas Inn 10 llbr Elm. offent,
li6e Sibuna abbalten, in ipelder bic
ben Serrn Mullen unierbreitete Srbiz
ncn5 beiprohen fperben Ion, laui ipel=
der fdper perIebte 5biers, I'm ibre
lnaIen ~ DertiirSen. fofort umsss
brdht peroen IoIIen.
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Ten ;slntilen emtriiien.

Der 2ei9ndm tines un6etonntsn
Mannes. befsn 9llter nidt mebr nit
9,itimmtheit feftsefelt iperbsn tonnts,
ipurbe geitern Woraen bon Giidern
aus ben Jlutben bes Obio, BEL goneD
Sslanb, seSrsen. gbfparb Mcaaiitsr
unb 5ipei anbere syifG.r. fpel6s alf
einem 8oote ipobnen. entoedten Die
9eife uno benahridti9ten na9 Der
gerbuna berielbsn bic poli5si. Or.
ssoerim.per, Der ebenfals bon Der
4uffinbuns Der 9ei6s in aenntnib sss
febt tpurbe, 1ieb biti.lbe na6 Der
Moraue i6dffen. Gs ipurbe toniids
iirt, bab Der 1obie idon felt msbrsret
Woden i'm Wniier aeleaen bat. Die
gehorben finb bemiibt. bi. Sbentitdt
heiTslben feitauitellen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06

l,rin aus. obipobl lie niemals auf Der
8iiEne erIhienen mar. Oils Belmont
1910 pollidbria ipurbe, bate er nod
Bere9nuna bes Ri6tsrs @reenbaum
ELI 8erm0aen BON $143,284. 0dpon
Bro hte er in brei sSobren nit Der 9ldz
aerin. fpie Der Rid]ter barlegte. $73, 900
hurd unb 2ebt.re erbielt auBerOem
$3C, 900 in 8aargeihenten. Diefes
Gelb. faate Der Hiftsr, fpurbe in toll
len @eraniiaunasn Dsraeubet. tpelde
bic &ldacrin srmItbigte. Du Belmont
iebt nur nod Elm Ginfommen Don
$4,000 bas ssdbr perbleibt unb i6m bon
ieinem 8oter, neil er bic &ldaerin gez
b.irat6et bate. iebe unteritiibuna ent-
sraen purbe. feste Der Rihter Die Qli.
mente duf ben oben anaeaebenen Be-
trnd an.
grGfibent Bilfon i'm
Gtreus.
80 fbington, 9. g., 8. Moi,
QGe @mtsiorssn in ben Winb f9l1s
gerb, besab prditbent Wilion iih nit
einem pud.t peanltts fir bic Glss
pbunten nab benz @ircus uno umiifirt,
ii6 70 gut iiber bic S4sr5e bes
Glopns, oab er big gum Sdlub blieb.
gr mar bon iein.n SDdtern unb elmer
ansabl Jreunoe 6esleitet uno mitbte
iid burd bic Menee ein.n Weg na6
feiner 2oge 6nbnen.
autbolif6s air6e in Gle
pelnnb bur9 5euer
5erft0rt.
GItbelanb, O., 3. U1oi. Die
tatboliide ct. Barbara Stride in bic
tiger Stabt purbs am 0ienitde
4benb fait adn3 burd Sfeuer 5erftort.
Wdn alaubt, bob ous 5euer 5ufdaig
BON 0ieben perurfddt purbe, Die 5pei
Qolbene ael9e aus Der airhe itublen.
Die polisei 1T ben Dieben uuf Der
Spur.
1542ei6en geboreen.
gccles, SO. 3D., 5. Wui. Bis
gum 4benb paren bic 2eihen Don 154
bon BEN 172 MGnnern. bic Dor einer
Wo6e in Der @rube 30. 5 Der Rsp
Ricer Gollieries So. ums 2eben tdz
men, su Sage gebra6t porben. Inter
Den 2eiden, bic ipdbreno beg Sag.s
e.6oraen ipurben, befdnb lid aud bic
ieniee bon Freemun 2inpille, einem
9erTiferungsaasnten, Der nur tpeni9e
Winuten ebe hie Grploiion itattfdnb,
in bic @rube binubsefubrsn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
peripnalsN oti3eH.

s5m 9llter bon 65 Su6rsn Derf4i.b
am Dienitag Woreen i'm Geutidsn
Siatoniiien SoIpital s. 9enrD
Moormar bon No. 1925 Sads
terrp Strabe an ben GOlgsn elmer Dor
feds Wo6en aussefii]rtsn glinos
tarmz Operation. Der 9erI9ieoene
ipar Mitinbaber Der betannten 2sosrs
firma Woorman C 9roering, so. 205
Main Strab., unb befano ii9 iiber 40
Sabre in bem @ef4dft. Der 9erbli-
dene mir BON feilier 8ittps, isinem
Sobn Biliam s. Woorman unb brei
5odter, Sloru, Senriettl unb Maris
Woormun, ii6erlebt.
Serr u. giefer, Der Reitor Der
bi.iis.n aiiniilerfolonis, 1T untsr ois
6ousbeiiber gegangen. Gr unb fem
Gobn, Der betdnnt. gstorateur 6srr
OspaGb gieiter, baben bas
Saus Ro. 5518 Wapl. apenas in
Mabiionpille setduft unb tperben bsm;
nd6it bortbin iiberIisbeln. aura na9
bi.ier usbcriiebluns tpirb. .inem ipObls
p,rbiirstsn 9eriift 5ufclg., cine iuags
5ausfrau in bas ioiise Seim ihrsa
Gin5us balien, ba 9err Ssiudlb Bic
iier in gdloe bem Suraseisaenitdnoe
Ballet 5u idsen sebenft.
Grau W aria 2ouife W pers.
stb. Rautb, 1T am Wontag i'm alter
BON 73 Slbren Ianft binii6ersefdlums
inert in Elm beferes Ssnieit unb b:
Sinterbliebenen baben bus her5li4its
Witgefiibl ibrer 3ablrsihen Sreunoe
unb getannten. Die 9eeroisung fins
o,t am 9onneriias Wlorsen bonn
srausrbalie, 10 Oit 3p0lfte StraB.,
aus itatt, iporauf in Der ct. Worien
Stride Elm feierli6es Reqiiiem dbsebll.
ten pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
ghe.GrlaabaikiA.ins.

(Sbrdb ao.s, 1152 SarriIon aps.
I l9lnca 8eDsr. 20, 2117 4ilanibus ct
|Ni6ael s. WeSbans, 20, 920 eau
rel Strdbe.
laafhrpn Wep.r, %, 1909 Winbfoi
Strube.
lJIorenee R. DOlfer. u, Wt. Gum.
nit, Sbio.
lMarp Wer3, %. 18 Wilf ctr.
)Sobn 4arbsma. 81. gbicago, 80.
l1ana s. aubp.r, 21, 301 Seis ap.
lSarrp Gduer, "a. iii gine ctr.
lManme auebbermann, "a. 221
Start Ctr.
(9llbert S1ud, 80, Redbing, 8.
lgaroline S9ud, IS, oessl.
(Ridarb cunningham, 4s, I'LL
I pulte Ctr.
l2lnnie aennebp, 80, 1920 0enh-m
Strabe.
(Malter 3. gBittf.lt, 25, 915 ghar'
loite Ctr.
lSennie Q. Stlanb, %, 1920 sioben
StraBe.
{William 4tteliep, 81, Sapop 9otel.
lgora u. Williams, 81, 3454 Cornell
plaee.
(Hidolas Dalter, "a. gloribgenb Rb
lJraness aiut. 10, 2101 Central 4p,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06

garl Sasfe cntipenbet bat, in bem
8i1aroTaal go. 212 70. 6. Strdbe gu
entoeden. Die borssfunbenen Seaen=
itdnbe, tpel6e einen Wertb BON $500
bdben, beftsben aus 10 8iaarbtiidern,
8 Dubenb Stiiden &reibe II. I. 10.
Muf BEN @rano Central 8abnz
bof fpurbe geitsrn burd bic Seteftips
2eppert unb Speenen bic 26 Sabre
alts Reserin 5elen priee, aug 3oleop.
o., perbuftet. SIN geiiB Der Neg.rin
ipuroe Opium porsefunben. Die 1iss
iige polisei par bon ben 8eb0roen in
3olebo erfuht ip6rHen, auf ben dnge59
li9en Wann Der 8ersaftetep gu fdbns
ben, rpelh,r ipesen @roBDiebitabls 9es
fu6t tpirb, bod tonnte nur bic prite
ermittelt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
Muslano.
250 ntu6ammeoauif6e
Af6axier
Solleu BON BEN 6 @pirotea
getreu5igt unb per-
brannt porben ein.

Duras3o, gllbunien. 5. Uiai
Die albanii4e Resierung 1T bend6.
ribtiat pprben, bab 250 mubameod-
nil DE gllbanier, bic ben Gpirotsn in
Sormopa in bic SGnbe fielsn, in Der
ortboocrsn air9e in aporu getreu5iat
porben Ieien. Die Gpiroten IolIen
na6ber bic Stride in grurp gtitedt
bdben, nobel bic @etreuSigtsn De1s
branntsn.
Rooiebelt in Ylra.
9ora. graiilien, 5. Wui. - Col.
sbeooor Rooi.pelt traf beute bier Gin
uno ipra6 ii6 iibsr ben erfolsreid,en
grfolg ieiner 5orihunssfabrt dus, oie
er i'm SntercFe bes uemeritaniiGen
Muieums fir Ratiirs.i9i4te unters
nontmen bat. Gr bot 2100 8Dsel uno
ionitiges @stbier geIammelt unb cr
bat einen tauienb Weilsn lansen 5luB
sntbedt, Der auf tsiner aarte OerS.iJ;s
net 1T. Der pielen Stromi6neaer
ip.sen mar Die Grioriduns iebr
i9ipieris. Sdufis tonnten nur 5lpei
Weilen ben Sas suriideeleet perber.
4u6 feblts es an Habrungsmitteln.
Bon ben iis5sn Canoes, tpelde duf bi:
Expedition aussinaen. ihlugen fiinf
in ben Siromi9nellen um. Sin Mann
ertrdnf. Gin anbsrer tpuroe in 5olss
Der Strdpasen pobniinnig unb err
ihlus sinen Gefdbrten. Snoianer ma,
rem ni6t su ieben. a6tr oeito mebr gu
boren. Gin Siino bes Gol. Rooiepelt
purbe pon sinem inoianiidsu pfeil
getobtet, Der offenbar uuf ROoieoelt
gesielt mar. Sin bsftises 5ieber
padts Rooiepelt uno bsim paiTiren
elmer StromIdnslle perlebte er ith in
benz Canoe am 9nie. Die @unb. 81
terte. If. aber i.bt sebsilt, ipie iiber.
baupt Der @eiimbbeitssuitaro Ropis
belts i.Bt bef-;hiaeno it.
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IernIiRt.

,Srau Soaie @ates tbeilte Der YoIis
sci geitern Worssn nit, bob ibr ie9s
Sabre alter Sobn Rsubsn Ieit Mont1g
glbsno perihpunOsn III. gran Gntes.
ipelhe bes 1aees einer 8ef6dftisung
nubssbt, bate bic slngetpobnbeit, oas
ainb ioGhr,no bisier 3eit na6 bem
Ginbergarten Der grften Diitritts /.
fdule gu brinssn. 2lm Montas ;pur
Der aleine unpGBIia. fpesbalb 81,
Wutter ben arabsn 3u Sauie belieB.
Bel ibrer Riidtshr usrmibte iis ibren
CHILLING, Jruu 9ates nimmt an, blB
ibr ainb BON llnbetannten cntfiibr!.
inoroen III.
Der poli5ei nurbe seitern 4bsno
Die % Sabre llte Sulid Winteritei'
BON DO. I'LL Main Strabe als pers
mibt semelbet. 9laem 4nihein na6
tied. cine g,rbeiratbuns babinter.
Sulia 1T felt benz 2. Waai aus i6rer
Wobnung peritpunben.
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&aife.ir

Y,orgen Hodiniitag Inn 3 llhi
Ialt Der sSrnllenpcrein Der Irittcr
3eltifen 9,rot. @encinSe (gaitot
3. Saeincr) icine monntlife gcr.
iammllirg ob, nn ipclfe iih oas
Noi.aaifcefrdnjden anidlicbt. GiC
@altgebcrinneil pelfe frcilnoIid)il
oa5n cinlaoen, limo ioIacnSc Iamcn
9i55ic gollmnnn. Gaa Bauer, Sopbin
gedc--. Grnilic gcdcr, aatbariuu
godboier. Soiiiia 9rodmnnn. Cars.
lino grofmann, Ncttic grpdmonn
Naradrctba 9rodmann mo Goro
SrodHnnn.
Der 5rnuenperein Der Reiormirs
ten Sdlemss.mtinoe (GarI r. SenI.
pfr.) perfommelt iid am Donn.rifda.
Z. Mai. Radmittdss 2 llbr. Das
9ommittts fir Grfriidunaen beftebt
aus ben Damen el,onor. grener, Sos
bdnna Sobansmdnn. Warid ssobans-
mann nnb Gri.ba 9epl.
Sn Der sSmmanuelsaemeinbe
ssairmount t9. Sdpeidbarbt, ga.
itor) finbet am DonnerItaa sfrairens
Dertinsperfammlung nebIf sfdffee.
irGnshen itatt. isoleenbe Damen laT.
fen berslidl sinldben: Wiaraaret Eau.
Der. 2ouifa 5urnau. gIiiabstb Doh.
amiiie 8ornbolt, Sophie Wambs.
sdns, fsrieberite Dilms. glnna gpcs
bri8. Marie ahlsrs. Georsiana 9Ims
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on. aouiis Bauer. ggilb.Imins gdu.

mon, aouiie Bauer. Wilb.lmins gdu>
mer.
- Der Oamenpsrein Der Seuti6en
ct. Sobannes Gemeinbe GPaitor 8.
@. gijenlobr) bat beute Hu4mittag
0eriammlunq. Derielben folat bon 3
lIbr an bas morStlide aaffeetrdna=
ntn, BEL ipelhem bas game 9.i4dftss
fommittee als 0affgeber fungirt. Wi.
bem anffeefrGnsden 1T Elm Saiiraens
perfauf perbunben unb fperoen Sdiit.
aeu aller Irt. BON Der oetpObnlihen
Sfiidenidiir5e an Biz au Der feinitsn.
gum 0erfaiif dnaeboten. Sin reHt
acblreiter 8efuh nirb erndrtst.
Der TrauenDerein Der Gp. 9rot.
pbilippus @emeinbe (puitor Or. +.
6. Dorm perdnitaltet moraen Ra6z
mitiaa elm aaffeefrdna6en Az peldem
foleenbts Sommittes aufs 6ersli6it.
einfabet. 9luauite Tlobn. gbriitine
aufbner. 2lnna ffrGnael. aaroline
@eriie. qena Gebringer. Dora 5sins
rid, 6enriette 6olIer. Srieosride 6a.
ietrod, adroline 5ormunn. oelene
S.ine. Goa 5efdons uno Wnra. Sds
iemener.
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DIN ltbri&ten.

u eep " 5. Wlai. Nneet.
rRedur" bon Bremen; .aronprin;
Wilh.lm" BON Bremen. ~9encaia" Dor
Morisiae.
9lbess.: naaiier @ilbelm H." nod
grsmen; rRieup amitsrbum" mad
Rotterbam; ~Prin5sb Srsne" nab
HsapeI; r&riitidniofiorb" no6 gsrs
gen; nGumpania" mad 2iperpooI.
Bottom. 9lneet.: ,Rumibidn"
bon Glasgow. 9rbseg.: nGpmbric" nu4
2iperpool,
MarfeiIls. 9lnset.: rgunaba'
bon Tep Yort.
Sapre Qnset.; rRodamb,au"
bon Reip Yort.
Sldsson. glnset.: california"
bon Rem Yort.
9ibrolta r. 2lng,t.: ,gancpic"
BON Bolton, ndh gsapsI.
SibArpool. 9lneet.: rMdur,to-
nid" Don Rep gort.
Con 6Nn. ansei.: .alaunid" BON
pDrtlnnb.
5aIifar q. g. alns,t.: .esdr"
bon 2ibuu.
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3eeen inio nniic Spielpldse Der.
Dinoerten geitern idnintIidc auf benz
Frogramm itebenocn Spiele Der yiu-
tionnl. .Siga,almbs.
Salptling Ser5og reiite seitcfs
stbeno nit ieinem gan5en Stub go
YianlD mad, ct. Soiiis nb, mo- beute
ibre Serie BON 5 Spielcn nit ocll
oortigcn .aarbin1len" heginnt.
gie y9fcos" febret an Iienltag
nad Cincinnati jiriif, morn ibr
aanrpi nit Den A oitlifcn aliihs MD
Den goitoner ogobnenireiiern" be-
ginncno, i'm hieiigcn 8colano.6ie
ainnt.