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Newark post., 1914-07-29
they are losing if they miss a les

they are losing if they miss les
son.
%. The teacher should appeal
10 the parents to make every effort
to send the child to school regu-
larly, and to keep the child from
thinking, either that attendance is
not important, or what |. do not
learn today | shall learn tomor-
row.
a. The teacher should appeal
TO the County Superintendent and
10 the commissioners or to any in
tluential citizen to speak to indif-
ferent children or parents or both,
about the Importance and necessity
OF school attendance.
%. The teacher should note
her average and percentage of at
tendance, and if there is decline
learn and note the reason if there
be one. Ii the reason is a remov-
able one, the teacher should be-
come active and earnest in remov-
ing the reason.
"6. The County Superinten-
dent should carefully note the at
tendance when visiting schools,
commend the teacher where it is
good, and inquire the reasons
where it is not good. Then, through
efforts with pupils, parents, teach
ers, commissioners, as opportunity
may offer, endeavor to get the par
ticular and individual cases of
poor attendance improved by dir
ect and conscious effort in response
to sense of obligation.
~. The County Superinten-
dents should be ready, also, besides
taking the lead in urging atten.
dance, with suggestions Of incen-
tives to pupils and with reasons tc
teachers and parents, to cooperate
with any persons, associations OF
officials that appeal to them fol
assistance.
IS. The Commissioners should
both directly and indirectly, helI
to create the feeling that, for The
school child, next to his duty tt
obey, is his duty to be in school
just as it is the duty Of the employ,
to be at his work promptly ant
punctually every day.
"9. When each Of these in
uences, thoroughly convinced O.
the Importance Of full and regu
lar attendance, and persuaded tina
the effort to get it at once is wortl
while even if this was tried be
FORE, when each and all of thes
thus combine and cooperate fo1
better attendance, we shall be sur
to spend our own earnest belief
in it's value and secur most graft
flying Improvement.
Newark post., 1914-07-29
without the right to vote?

without the right to voteY
"Housekeepers need the ballot
to regulate the sanitary conditions
under which they and their famil-
les must live.
DO men think they can get
what is needed for their district
unless they can vote for the men
that will get it for them?
Mothers need the ballot to reg
ulate the moral conditions under
which their children must be
brought up.
edo men think they can fight
against vicious conditions that are
threatening their children unless
they can vote for the men that run
the district?
"Teachers need the ballot to Sc
cure just wages and to influence
the management of the public
schools.
'Do men think they could Sc
cure better school conditions with
out a vote to elect the mayor who
nominates the board Of education =?
"Business women need the bal
lot to secure for themselves a fair
opportunity in their business.
''Do business men think they
could protect themselves against
adverse legislation without the
right to vote?
"Tax paying women need the
ballot to protect their property.
"Do not men know that taxation
without representation is tyranny
"All women need the ballot be,
cause they are concerned equally
with men in good and bad govern
ment; and equally responsible fol
civic Righteousness.
"All men need women's help tt
build a better and juster govern
ment.
"Women need men to help then
secure their right to fulfill thei1
civic duties. -
Newark post., 1914-07-29
By order of
Fire Chief WILSON.

.ance of attendance, both before any
absence occurs or after it has oc-
Cured:
81. The teacher should mani
fest regret for the absssRIteees sssIte es,ttQae to- the
wish that it may not occur again,
or only when absolutely necessary,
as IN case Of illness.
'2. The teacher should tell the
child about what he has missed by
being absent, while at the same
time trying to make lessons so in
teresting that children will feel
Newark post., 1914-07-29
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
IN DELAWARE
Duties And Responsibilities

A pamphlet entitled "Publit
School Attendance of Delaware
Children in 1912 and 1913" by DR.
Charles A. Wagner has been is
sued by authority of the State
Board Of Educatio
Every word Of this bulletin is Of
vital interest to the State. No sub.
ject is, after all, of such vital i'm,
portance as this subject Of educa.
ton. Printed below are some strik
ing extracts:
"The summary of last years
(19l2-1913) school attendance
shows that boys and girls in the
rural schools attended on the aver
age from 70 to so days each, al
though the schools were open more
than l40 days. In the town schools
exclusive Of Wilmington, the aver
age attendance is about 135 days
each, although the schools were
open more than 1S0 days. This
poor attendance is the most damag-
ing feature of the entire school sit
uatlon. It means lessons half
learned, lack Of interest in the
work and in the school, many parts
OF branches not studied at all, and
feeling, more hurtful than all
else, that being present or absent
does not matter; this for the child
fen. For the teacher it means poor
and unsatisfactory progress of the
classes and wholesale discourage
ment for the entire school. That
teacher and pupils may be inter-
ested and really enjoy the work, at
tendance must be for the full term
and regular throughout the term.
The school authorities Of the
State should at once try to make
Snls attendance more regular and
lor longer period, especially for
I.e Older children. Every school
Vllclal has a moral responsibility
10 Try to get this attendance.
Merely noting attendance on
!ne school register and recording 1t
Ill The monthly or annual report, is
IO' all, nor, indeed, the most i'm
portant part Of the teacher duty
Sohcernlng attendance. Certain
proceedings should unfailingly fol
~" the chlld's absence from school,
Vn the assumption that school au-
u'Orltles in these days are as much
responsible to get good attendance
a. a; travelling salesman is respon-
Mgie W. to get business for his house.
W, We must exert Observation-Disclosures,
parents, superintendents, commits
S SS.oilerS, to secure the best atten-
O'l1ce nc possible in any community.
therefore, any or all of the fol |
;oNlhg means should De used to
'"'preSS the child with the import
Newark post., 1914-07-29
Why Women Should Vote

.,J;a.---.-o IIIll, oo~-t e A.,
congressional Union, is hard at at
work in Delaware presenting the
suffrage cause. Some of the rea-
sons she is giving why women want
to vote follow:
Working women need the bal
lot to regulate conditions under
which they work. Do working men
think they can protect themselves
Newark post., 1914-07-29

COMMITTEES
Industrial financial
q r NJ Kollock Jacob Thomas
q W Griffin E. L. Richards
r A. Short T. F. Armstrong
q W. McNeal E. w. Cooch
Statistics Educational
M. Motherall DR.. Walt Steele
VT. Wilson G. A. Harter
L. K. Bowen
Municipal Transportation
e. NJ THOMPSON j. w. Brown
J. H. Hossinger 9. b. Evans
Joseph Dean
Newark post., 1914-07-29

BOARD OF TRADE
president--D. G. Rose
Vice PreSident-Jacob Thomas.
Trsasurer-Edward w. Cooch.
sscrstary-W. H. Taylor
Newark post., 1914-07-29

ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monddy-Jr. Order American Mechanics,
7.30 p. m.
Wednesday-lst and 3rd of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmen of
the World.
Ihursddy-I. 0. o. F., 7.3O p. IN.
Sdturday-Knights Of Golden Eagle
7.30 p. m.
Newark post., 1914-07-29
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
HosSinyer.

,,,,o,--J. II. Hossinger.
aayO. District -- Jonathan johnson,
Iii. D,strict-G. Fader, w. H. Barton.
s'"4.rn s'ut, Distrtct-E. B. Frazer, E. G..
"ai ,atnr,, and Tredsurer-S. B. Herdman.
Ssot. Sss'.t;,0 of Council-1st Monday night
As of every month.
Newark post., 1914-07-29
D. R E CT O RY
Le1iSl1talrs

r D pAsgss.ature s Membership
IT D ns.Iohg ug T. M. Sherwood
H ishy W. John Pilling
VIM. Il. Taylor
Newark post., 1914-07-29
Half of Our Goods Are Sold
on Phone Orders

Our prices the ALL To be of prompt delivery
your before O'clock Fruits
fresh and constantly changing
We having big lot of fine Waemeons this wek-prces
from 20 35 each. We haze to suit
Call and look them. You will surely Also
aoupes and flavor White Potatoes
basket Is cents IL peck good cookers Homegrown Tomatoes
coming in 10 cents IA peck
Green and Yellow Stamps
Newark post., 1914-07-29
FIRE ALARMS

FIRE ALARMS
In case Of fire call the following mum.
bers in succession:
27 D
90 A
33 D
172
81 D
By order of
Fire Chief WILSON
Newark post., 1914-07-29
OARD OF EDUCATION

GARD OF EDUCATION
Pressdent-Edward L. Richards
secretary and Treasatrer-Dr I. g
Gilfllan. ~
G. A. McCue. ~ 0eNei ;
Newark post., 1914-07-29

BANKS
fAkMERs TRUST co. Meeting of Directors
every Tuesday morning.
NEWARK TRUST co. Meeting of Directors
every Wednesday evening at 8 0 clock.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Sscretary-W. II. Taylor.
Meeting first Tuesday night of each
month.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
enrd, @eiieritidle idnu.r Derleet.

Nn Der Samiias Radt ssristhsn
on Der Carlisle unb Scbn Ctr. bic
Res.r SObn Gulbsri iub 5olie Smitt
iibsr ben prsis elmer 5Iaide Wbistsp
in Streit. nobel Smitb bon isinsH-
M.iier 9ebrau4 ma9te uno Ieinem
gesn.r einn Stih in bic lints Seit:
unb sin.n in Die 8riiit bsibradte. Der
@eiio6ene ipurbe na6 Rem itabtiihsn
5oipituI s.bradt. ipoIelbit Die aer3is
ieinen 3uitanb fir febr beoeniIi9 err
tlGrten. Gmitb ipurbe inter Der Be
f9ulbisuns Der bsabfittistsn 5So'
tuus in Saft senommen.
Dabrenb zines Streiies iibsr Gamis
lisnangslsgenbsiisn fpurb. Der 53Sabrs
olts 8unt GooHen. go. 1903 Weit G.
Strabe, DON einem 0.rpanbi.n, Wal
Wabbtr, burh sinen Weftriti4 In
0eiidt ptrlsbt. or Iieb iid bi, unbe'
beut,nbs Wunbe i'm iidbtiiden 5oipi'
taI psrbinben.
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Chic @ateruitu SoiyitaI.

3um better oes Ohio Iaiernitp
Soipitals lmb Der oaieIbit interae.
bradten gabies iinbet am Tiittuodl,
81. Wlai, in Der anitalt, 529-533
Sit 2iberip Sirabe, ein 9a5ar itatt.
0as Raierniip SoipitaI iii betannt'
lid, cine 3peiaariialt bes Genhhcit
Oiafoniiien Scipitnls on Der Clifton
slpenie uno Straisbt Strabe. iSiir
Den ga3ar imS oas oanlit perbunocic
giIen lperoen 3umenoungert irgeno
ipeld,er slrt entgegenaerommen. Bon
9 bis 3 llbr 0abmittags iueroen CT.
frii6unaen ierpiert uno BON 8 big 2
llbr glbenbs parmes Giien. Gie
ssreiinoe Der anitaIt iino gum gelud
eingeIaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25

runa brad,fen. Sf brfdIot. rnit Hnoia Y.
ginlban's 0egetabIe Qomp0une eineH Ger
iud, ~ MAIDEN unb auh nit benz Sdnntibe
RaIb. Cd babe bic Seilmitiel jsbt p,sr
gBod,en lang asbrnudjt nHb fnbe nid,t Die
Wprte. msinsn Tani fir bas aus5uorliden,
pas iis FIR mid astban habtn.
.g,enn bieie Ssilen BON irgtnorelhtm
Rnben iein iolIttn, 10 aebe I'd, 3bnsH nlsint
grIauknib. lie Su ptr6ifenilidien.s = 6rna
sabie @iiliams. 465 Games Sfrabs.
Glfbari, Suoiana.
qpbia g. 9intbam's gegeiable gom'
ppunb. b,raeIteat aus einteimii&sn @ur'
aeln uno arduttrn. enthdIt itins Bsiau'
bunasmittd osr ibdbli4e 3roauen uno
halt beute ben R.iors. has bfite Ssilmifiel
fir Trauer.e ben ,u ietn, bas mir ftHneH,
unb auIenbe BON irtipilia atatgebtnsn
3tuaniiisn, bic in osm Binibam'ften Habo'
raiorium in 2nnn, Naii., aufbewaprt Dfp
ben. idJeintn bis'e Tbaiia4e 5u tew'iisn.
@eun Sic Den seridsiten 3usiiel
baben, Saf ssoia 6. ginfbam's We
actable COMPOUND JbneH telfsn
iuirb, idlreibcn Sic an bic epsia q.
ginfbam Narbieine 50. Tim ger
trauen), 9pun, Naif., nm Rafb: Jbr
g,rief iuiro bon eiuer Srnn geoifnet,
geleiem nnb beautiportst nno ttrltf
gebeim aebalteu.
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gokal.Derid)t.
Deut(des G6eafer
0alauuritcllnns am 2S. @ai.-oIaS
@las @aiier".

Inter BEN beiiti6en 5beaterirciili'
ben 9incinnatis nafi iid) idon icss
aIlgeinein lebbaitcs ssntereiie iiir Die
cSalaporiteIliing Die am Gonnerliag,
%. Wiai. i'm Srpbeuln itattiinoet,
geltcno. 9ie a-8oritelliing pes
Oeutiden Gbeatcrs bat in Cincinnati
I'M Soilie Der Sabre cine gan3 eigeii'
artiae 9eocutiiug erlangt. sic 1T oas
grpbe Renbe3pous, 100 iih bic 9anse
5beaiersemein0c nod ei,mal 5ulaiii'
meniinoet, INN oann fiir Die Cont
merlnonatc ouseinauoer 81 geben. Srl
oieiem Sabre brinat Die @aln'Uor'
iielnng elm @erf bon bober lltierarl'
ifer imb fiinifleriid)er geoeliting.
9as Sniiipiel .Oas @las gsaiier" /,
Don u. 6. Ssribe, gilt beuts noh
alg bas bette Wsri bes groben fran5o.
iiifen giibnenfimitlers als bofiihes
,Sntrigueuitiid in oramatiider 5ornl
itebt es nod, beute rnerreidt oa, lino
bas iii aud) Der 8rIno. pesbalb es
immer nod germ bon groBen Subnen
in IeutihIano uno sSranfreih geSe'
ben lnb pom gubIitlm itas ipnlpa.
tiih uiigenommen miro.
Tie beioen SaiiptroIlen oes Stil'
des liegen in ben Sanpen 5ipeier
olisae1eihueter aiinitIerinnen. ,Srau
.Quiie Sd)mib.Srei hat lid bercit 'r'
fldrt, Die gioIle Der Serjo9in Don
Marlborouab 3u ipiclen.. wdbreiio
glmanoo BLUM oils 9onigin anna
auitreten miro. ,Siir Die anoeren 8ol.
len bat Iirettor 8. 6. Sdyinio cine
9ln5abI berporragenber bieiiger uno
auspartiser arafte setpcnnen
gintrittsfarien limb ihon jest I'M
5bcoterbureou, 292 Me8regor abe.,
5elepbon 22t4, iotpin in SdeiotS
9lpotbefe, Gfe g,ine uno 1inSlap
Strabe unS in 5beobaIo's gufbano.
lung, 8 @eit 3ipoIite Strabc. erbalt.
lid,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-25
yatriotifde 3eier.
SinSet am GIrdbsridmiiduusstas III
Der 90. Giitriitidule itatt.

eSn iinniser W.iie tpiro IN Der 70,
9titriitj6uls on Der @ine Strabe ,irt6
llnipsritp qtpenus Der Grdbers
Itmiidunsstns besaneen iptrb.n. WoH
giiraern Der 1a6baritafi iinb mans
lid, bi, Arrangements fir cine bsr
Wiirbs Ses 9asss ansem.Hsne patrio'
it'd. gei.r estroff,n ipprbeH, bieyaah'
mittass BON stpsi Biz bier nbr Dor Der
SduIs itattfinbtt.
en- sri,er 9ini. ipirb Der S6uls Don
freunben unb g6nnern Elm prdatis
eeg n.ues StsrnsnbanHtr nebit oa5us
sebGris,r 5abneniianse s.iHsntt rpsr.
ben unb cine Der 5auptnummern nes
s5sfiprosramms ipiro bis Gabnsnbtis
fung iein.
sSsrn.r in als Jsitrsbnsr Rihtsr
Wm. 6. Didfon seponnsn porbsr,
unb aubero.m tpsrben Elm ainbsr6cr
BON 500 Gtimmsn, ioiuie oas QUAR-
iett Der gp. prot. CT. Sobannss Rir:
de aui Wt. auburn Der @elesenbsil
ang.m.Hsn. 9eidnse gu GebOr brin'
gen, lpdbrenb gsb.rssrs aap.lIs ions
3ertirt.
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Sabtpn nnb Uelebne.

- 9ranpilIe Wooop pOften, y. u.
d., pOn gsllspus uno Der Soc Sootet
Gotten. q. u. r., Don Dapton bitten
ssitsrn @ornittag semeini9aftIid ibrs
UlemOridlfeisr in Der GaIpGrp Wl. e.
STRIDE.
- 9.orse 9. Gooi, Elm 9lnseitellter
Der 6. Ii. 8. Giisnbabn erlitt fudbreno
Der ar6eit In SiIuer 9roDe sinea
4rmbrud uno puroe mad bern
Spsers Soipitol gebra9t.
Or. so. .. Ridarbs. ppn b.r
6. Qp.., 0apton, tpuro. gum prd!i'
oenten Der aapmsn's aeasue Don gel'
Ispus unb 9aptOu eruannt.
- Ulilton Sonss, Der auf Wunia
Der Qouispia. gOli3.i am Jr.itas
abeno in 9aptOn uerblftet purbs,
neil .r onseblit sin.n psrtbloieE
Gbed p.rausaabt baben ioIlte, ipuroe
geitsrn frsieslaiisn, bo bic aouispills
poliSsi ibn nitt piiniht.
9lem 2Inidein na9 burn
granbfiftuns D.riiriadt. serieth in
Ser Dobnuns oon III 5badsr, Don be-
2. uno Boon, Strabe. gettseus etc
in granb unb D.ruriofte oos Seuer
einen S6aber pon 500. Worbeu
Gen. SOllp miro cine llnteriudung
einleiten.
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geIu1 abseitoitst ilnb cine Mnaabi
Hebs tonfis5irt. er .fast, bic Mrbtir
iber pas, sanSe @sbiet iei gu pisI iinb
sr perlanst 3iIfe.
Der 1al oes @eorse Ries. Der
in ben 8or Morb 5alle pegen
S0btiins bon 9lasn Oapis ansstlagi
i'll, tpmmt am Oienitag aur Werhanb-
lung. Die aeids BON Dapis nurbs
nab: Onsouto, ap., in cine 4iite gss
fadt aus bem Sbioflub se3osen.
pb. 8. assns, Elm alter Brief.
trigger, peridisO in ieiner Wobnuns.
go. "a 8iaa placs, 1T. Sbomos. Gr
tintsrldBt feline Satin uno spei
SOhter.
u. !. Zimmerman, bon Der 9,
Strabs, lpurbe tpessn Srllntenbeit
oemeinsn 9snebmsns uno WiberieB.
libteit ssssn qplisiiten syullsr unr
Gsous psrbaftet. Gbrif. Straut
lpuroe an Der 8. uub yort Strabe auf.
esfunbm unb isinsr eissnen Slider
belt pesen eingsiperrt.
Gbparb aertidsr, BON Der 16
Str, Clifton, ertrantte auf benz
Wieoemann's gnq Bart plobIid mn
lpuos na9 ieinsr WObnuns tronspor'
ttrt
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Gixbrhde mab 9iebHdble.

- Rad, aufbr.dsn zines atlisrfsE'
tiers bts 5auies bon Wiaiam aana.
SO. 1923 9iIbOp Sirabe brang EN-
Dieb burh bic Giide bes 5anisS III
bic Dohnr6ume uno entfp.nbsts ben
Betraa BON 500 in baar, cine soloene
llbr uno WanIdsiteniH0pfe i'm Gss
jammilp.rtbe bon $32. Grau Gafhe'
rins ges, ipelte fd gum Beiud lei
Der Tamili. b.finSet, fab ben ginbrss
der unb Idris lait auf. Der Burl4e
,rariff bic JIu4i als er ii9 sntbedt
Sab. Der poli5ei ionnte cine quite
misunderstanding oes Ginbr.4srs
sessbsn iperbsn.
Gin Siibn.rbieb Bat in oem
Stoll BON @sprss aelfd. go. 1434
goipman Sirabs, sriinoIi4e arbsit
abaebaIten, inbem er ben gefdnb BON
13 Siibnsru i'm W.rths Don $lo
i.abl.
- Hrau W. @apod. Don go. 2o41
gurn.t apenue, bemerits ssftsrn, bab
ibr aein.n5.us i'm W,rtbe BON $22
aus ibr.m Wai6eidrant psridpuns
ben mar. Die Jrau tbeilte Der g.ol:s
sei ben Ram.n elmer Rsserin nit. bic
iie i'm 9srbadt bat, ben Disbitabl bts
sansen gu BADEN.
-S.rrn William GteuHer. BON go.
3767 1Iabe[la. purbe atiteru Ya4mits
tag an Der 9uIbert unb Weittrn glot.
Elm glutomobil BON brsi Yuri&eu emf
tpenb.i, als er benz gafsbalfpisl su'
f6aute. Der poliSsi ipurbe cine CUTE
p.rionalbeitreibuns DON ben brsi
8urfdsn sesebsn.
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ilnfall i'm GbeEer parf.
Bier grionen Derlest als cine
giutidlbabn.Gar enfsleiits.

Cine froblid,e Menideirmctge bnffc
lid, aeitern I'M Gbeiter Earf eingeIiiii.
ben. eincstheiIs I'M Grboliing 81
iudlen, onoerentbeils nm lid 81 amt
iieren. 9eiSer ioIlte Der 1ag uift obne
llnfaIl perlnuien, pooiirh oas ,Sagen
mad, gergmiiaen fir einige 3ett eiii'
aeiteIlt runroe. 1urf Irgenoeinen I'M
itanb fnbr am ssahmittag eiiie ear
Der atcben Mntifbabn aili Dem enos
perrcn in cine bort haItenoe ear mn
poIler yeuaIt binein. Durd) oelt
pl6slid,ell Snd iphroen DIE Snlallen
beunnsaeidJleubert, trngen nber iliir
leifterc gerlesnngeu oapou. Ele
allnoe pon Dem llniaa fano idlneu IN
Dem 9roben Ynrf 8ioerball ilno
iuuroen aug Den 2eiftperluunoeten
idlon Soote gemadJt. @liidli6eripeiie
bciidtiste iid oieies @eriid,t nid)t. 5n
Der enigIeiitet Gar beianoen iib ne
ben anoeren Ycrionen. Delbe lltper'
Iest oaponfamen:
Meargaretbe Sentfer II
,sabrc aIt, bon go. 1913 Center Cir.
in Cartilage, ipelde abidiiriimgcu
an Der Iinfeu aopfieite uno stnie er'
lift.
gnua Scntfer, 81 Sabre oil,
ipeid)e oil Der Wain into DAT StraBe
in GImrpcuo ipobni, trig itarte slb'
idiiriimgen an beiSen armen, beioen
Shnliert uno am aopi oapon.
5rnnf aabfer. 81 Sabre alN
Io. 1920 3Iora gpenme pobnbaIt,
tam NIT abidJiiriitngen on Der Brnlt
uno Iinfen Sd)iilter bnpon.
9biIip Serwia 26 Sabre
aIt, pom 9to. 1909 Bremen Strabe,
uaroe onrd, S6nittiuunoen an lin.
fen Gberarm, Stirn un6 linfen
Sfl1ie perlest.
Ter garfar5i Gr. :. u. aaigbrp,
BON go. 1868 9orb 9ogerpooo sloe..
lieb Den 8erIeeien !Silie angeoeiben
imo bradyte bieielben, nad anlegen
uon gerbdnoen, in ieinen aatonobil
mad, ibren reipeftiben @obuungen.
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Gheiter Yarf.

Dos prdttis. SOmmsrpsttn bait.
Die 2suts s.it.rn in S9aar.n na4
bem gkiier part ssbra6t, allpo man
iib in Der 9bat nad isbsm 9si6mad
amiiiirsn tann. 9eitern tpurbs aud
Der gubtitranb sinssp.ibt. Si.r siebt
e etipas N.ues. bic O3saHfpos.n duf
9eii.lluns, pas nur oa5u b.itras.n
iann, ben gobeitrono nod popuIdr.r
su MAIDEN, ols er idon 1T. 5erner
CAB Is intersiIante 9aub.oias : gor'
itelunssn, aonSert unb 9an5 uno
sabIloie onbers @elss.nbeiten gum
4mufsmsnt unb 5ur 3eritrsuuns.
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8 a m IL to n.
linir gseHt in SamiItuu lit
Serr Gouarb grnd, 449 Sao Ganits
Srabe. gsa Sci. 476 u, Ssms
Tbpns 1881 y.

- 0as eeItoblene Iferb, ipelt}es
m,i Ser gan6itrabe, s W,cilen BON
gethonp, om sSreitaa eeilinoen pnr'
Sc. III INNER nod i'm geiis non De
Iir Din, aapitGn oes Sorie aangcr
@ereins in SbaronpiIle. Ter Gisell
thinner bes Pierbes fonnte bis jeet
nod nid)t geii,noen peroen.
yatpgcr s. Co., pelte Den
aontratt iiir Den gau Der nenen
aonfretbriidc iiber ben Wianliflnb
pon Der oigb sur Wain StraBe pa
ben, arbeIten Tag unb 9tabt, nm ole
@riide innerbaIb feds Dlonaten ihr
cen 8erfebr iertig 81 baben.
Gie 0eIegaten Der Butler
Gountu Glaa Der perionlifen 5rel'
beit, peroen beute slbeno I'M Gent
idaen Seim cine 8erinmmIuns abbal'
ten, nm ocn Saa fir Die Yaraoe iIno
W2aiien Iemonitration IN oieler
Sta6t ieii,u'csen. Bis ieet baben iid
46 Qcreine aemeloet, peIte id, al
Der goraop au betbeiliaen seoenien.
- Die 9riioer sllbert uno Carl
Glort bciId)ten porleste statt ibren
gruGer @ilIiam glarf, BON 1910
,Sobn Strabe, lmb b ie6ol9e beg ge.
iilts mar elm @ortipcdiel 5ipti6en
9llbert rnb Biliam Glarf. Die geI-
ben geripthen idliekIid M eile Sdla'
aerei, pdbreno ipeld)er @illinm ei'l
Dieiier 400 umO ieincm griiSer hilbert
iets Stid,munben unterbaIb Der ll'l'
fen Sdulter in bic Seite mo ben
Sliiden beitrahte. Ter @erlpiiiioete
iulror na9 Der goIi5eiitntion ge'
bradt. meigerte iih aber, eiiien Saft'
teiebI aegen @iilinm 5u eripirieh.
Ser Qestere riirbe bon bem Cetcttiu
Strider in @eipnbriam genonilneii.
9llbert Glarf, melher naA Der ar3t'
Iiden Silie nad) Sauie ging, mnBte
aciiern na6 benz Werep Soipitnl &c.
6rad,t peroen, mciI iein 3nitano lid
mdbrcno Der Radt perihllmmsri
batte.
- Die 9pIi0ei nabm porleste
91ad,t 3pei 9lutomobile IN geiis. ipeil
iie in Der Strobe obne ange5ilnOeic
camper itnnben.
Ter goIi5iit Darnell fano Dor
lettc gtaft i'm G., s. inlo .. Sabli'
gcf ein berrenloies 3Deirao.
- las SDeirao pom 8opIaiS
aSarriib, ipeIfeS in Der Ieeten 2on'
nerltaa gsadt pon anbefaniiter SanO
geitoblen poroen mar, piiroe bpr-
qcitern slbeno in Der slaep bintes
Dem @ranb 1beater geiunoen.
= Gas 3peirao bon 5ranf Sni'
icr murSe poreeifern BON einem nHbe'
fannten gieb geIipbIen.
0as it1btiidc Gcpnrtemeiit bas
ocu greis fir eIestriiaes aidt bera6'
aeieet.
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aurd einen SmuOebih Id,psr OerIest.

Gin GROCER tpsiber Suno fiel ben
s Sabre aIien Sobn Wasner. als bsrs
jelbe Dor Der slterli6sn Wobnung,
30 1893 giibop Strube i'm Spi.I
pertisft mar, an. unD bradte osm Sinh
cine gibipunpe iiber Dem re4tsn augs
Bel. Der anobe ipurbs BON ben ",
tern su Or. @agnsr. go. 3104 J.fs
ferIon abenue gebro&t. psldxr bic
Wunbe mis6rannie unb psrnGbts. Der
9tr3i beosi9nste ben 3uitanb bss Sins
ess fir bsbsnili9. gs ipirb ange.
nommen, olb Der Sunb DON Der 9olr
rutb bsfaIlsH 1T.
8eitern @orinittng ipuroe Der |
Sabre alte sSobn Gorbett, BON gso.
314i ssmperial slDenle. oil Der Sci
ierion uno 6iron Strabe BON einenl
berrenlcfen Srno in ben linten I'm
terarm gebiiien. Gin benadbdtter
Iglr,t aste Die uneefabrIiae 9erles.
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om.SOIpital s,itUr6sn.

G.fiern Wotssn iuurb, Der 40 Sab
re olts on. 9Iad. an Der Court Str..
sniidsn Zine unb Race tpohnbuf..
In btipubtlOism 3uitanb. anf BEN
Court Ctr. Martt uufsefuHbsn uno
mad bem itdotifdtn 5ufpiiaI stbra6t.
lin balb bier llbr Radmittass farb
Der Mann, Obn. gum tIarsn gewub.s
isin ssiDmmsn Su fsin. Coroner Dr.
fyosrtmeper, lptlder DON bem Ablsb.n
bes Wann.s bsnadridtist ipurbs. bat
cine llnieriuduns anseprbnst.