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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
DOPE FIGHTS FOR FOOTBALL
STANDINGS TO Be LIVELY
Quit AS Loser? Not Me,
Says Pennsy Mentor

You can saw George Brooke will
be more OF a directing head coach
at Pennsylvania next season, and
will have men under hi mwho will
be responsible for the essentials
and TO see that orders are carried
out. / have no excuses TO offer,
and will do everything In my pow
er to get better conditions next
season will insist on better ar
engagements for the development OF
the team. do not propose TO quit
a loser.-George Brooke,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Yost Pleased With Occasional
Experiments on Ferry Field
Last Season
! MAULY BOOTS A LITTLE
HIGH, But ACCURATELY
.Dutch Demon" Popular With
Pickers of All-Star Paper
Eleyens
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

There are a number OF folks inter
ested In the football destinies or the
University of Michigan who are pre-
dieting that in the fall Of 1918, one
Johnny Maulbetsch will add the art or
drop-klcking to his already excellent
stunt OF tunreling through such OPP
position as may be found between HIM
and the goal posts OF his foes.
Ii was noticed that late In the sea
son that has just closed, Coach iost
spent more than 4 few moments IN
structing the Ditch Demon" in the
booting OF field goals. This kicking
Tutoring was only occasional, Jut II
happened often enough for the hurry
ND man TO learn that Mauly could llft
the ball neatly between the uprights
from the 35.yard line in fairly consist,
ent manner. Johnny persisted in kick
ing high into the air, but IL is beliey-
ed that that fault can be remedied,
and II Is very possible that Mauly Will
be the aerial, as Well as submarine,
scoring star of the Wolverine eleven
next year.
Mauly exceeded the fondest hopes
OF his admirers in the manner In
which he seized upon half back berths
I'm the various mythical All American
and All-Western elevens throughout
the country this fall He has yet 70
be left of an All-Western team, and
he has been given a place on the
majority Of the All-American aggrega-
lions
He Is the only Michigan man TO be
30 honored. Hughitt has placed on a
number of All-Western second teams.
rs lave McHale and Cochran Julian
and Hewitt Miller OF NJ. A. c., were
given places on Walter Eckersalrs
AllWestern. and Julian was consid-
cred good enough by the other pick
ers. who barred him. however. be-
cause he has played four years.
John Speigel, of Detroit, helped
Washington and Jefferson successful.
~ wind up its wonderful season Sat
urday by intercepting forward pass
In the Rutgers game and being the
lucky man TO make the winning touch.
down a few moments thereafter.
Speigel Is the scoring star OF Fol-
wells great eleven. which met defeat
this fall only In the Harvard game.
Washington and Jefferson's record for
the year reads as follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30

property rights which any court would
uphold and Tener is not going to
have an easy time making good his
threat.
II is the intention to inquire OF &.
r. Taft why be did not pay Murphy in
cash when he purchased the Cubs, and
the league Is to insist that he take
up the stock which Murphy is old
ing Wy Murphy insists on staying ~
company where he is not wanted is
another evidence OF the peculiariuty
OF his character
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
|MAULBETSCH MAY BE USED
AS DROPKICKER NEXT YEAR
Weeks Fight Card at
Ed GlasscO's Arena

Harry swift VS.. Ben johnson,
both OF Detroit. four rounds at l35
pounds.
Phil stone OF Detroit, vs.. Duke
Hughes, OF Windsor, four rounds
al 1926 pounds.
Sammy TAYLOR, OF Detroit VS.
Jack sullivan. OF Toledo, eight
rounds az 1873 pounds,
Frank Brennan, OF Detroit vs..
George Lewis. OF Toledo. eight
rounds at l4S1pounds.
The elght.round bouts form a,
double wind-up. and precedence
will be decided later
Curtain-raiser viii start at SID.
Detroit time.
Referee William Rocks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30

"phenom" be brought 4nto his pres
ence
But the promising leaper did not
appear. In fact. he could not be
found. Witnesses there in plenty who
saw the six-foot leap but no one
knew the name OF the new HORNE.
nor has anyone recognized him on
the campus. Farrell insists that the
lad be produced, and the entire stu.
dent body lie engaged in a search that
rivals the thoroughness with which
spies arc being sought out In Eng.
land and Germany.
II the students fail. Farrell will call
In the Pinkerton7, he asserts II is
supposed that the mysterious un.
known is freshman as be performed
while yearlhg squad was working
out In the gym.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Mysterious 'Phenom' Leaper Infests Z
y. of NJ. CampuS--R for Capture

The University of Michigan has a
mystery, and all sorts OF rewarda are
being offered for its solution. II
seems that Trainer Farrell, of the
track squad. has realized that he has
~ miserable lot of material on hand
Tor next springs track season. with
little promise of many likely candi.
hates for the spring of 1916. While
Engaged In sorrowful meditation over
this condition, word came TO him that
m unknown, presumably a freshman,
had been caught leaping the cross.
bar In the high Jump at an altitude
of six feet. As FIVE feet. six inches
g the limit of any OF his present
proteges. Farrell was all attention,
and he Immediately ordered that the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
DETROITER HEADS
GOLF ASSOCIATION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 3o.-The
Central Golf association was organ
ICED at meeting OF representatives
OF clubs in Central Illinois, Ohio, Ken
lucky. Michigan and Indiana here
Saturday.
The opening tournament OF the or
ganization will be held on the links
OF the Highland club In this city the
week OF July z, 1915. Joseph Hull,
OF the Detroit Country club, Detroit.
Mich. was elected president OF the
association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Is Tener Fighter? Now Up to Him
To Show Worth In Murphy Crisis

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.-Charley
Murphy having thrown down the
gauntlet to President Tener, the pres
ent winter ought TO give a line on
what sort Of a fighter the National
league has at iuts head Tener, in a
statement few days ago, made IT
plain that Murphy would have TO get
out OF the league. Murphy comes back
and shows where he has whole lot
OF money tied up in two National
league clubs, holding stock for Sc
curity This, OF course, gives Murphy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Everything Goes
In the Mat Game

They are still strong for the wrest-
ling game In Montreal Doc Roller
j was almost killed there few nights
ago In q match with Jim Essen. Es-
son didn't like IL because Roller won
the first fop All the wrestling was
Zone by the saw-bones person. Es-
son, being beaten TO the first fall In
~ minutes, faced the prospect OF los
ing another fall and after 10 minutes
picked up Roller and crashed him
head-foremost on the edge of the mat
sOf course, Roller was Knocked out,
and Essen given the fall II took 20
minutes TO revive Roller and when
he did come back he was in no shape
70 continue. II was a desperate bit
'of work by Essen. but about every
Thing goes in wrestling. especially in
Montreal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
HON. HARRY TUTHILL is
AGAIN IN OUR MIDST

Harry Tuthill, Tiger trainer OF a
thousand "reminiscences, Is in our
midst again. Harry. who has been
looking after the physical well-being
OF the West Point gridders. as usual.
this fall, arrived Sunday, duly elated
at the manner in which his proteges
wound up IN indicated season by
trouncing the Navy at Philadelphia
Tuthill will remain In Detroit until
time to 90 TO Gulfport with the Jen-
nings aggregation of diamond stars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
MAGEE'S TIME LIMIT
EXPIRES-STILL IN ID. b.

Saturday passed, and Lee Magee,
the Cardinal player who was schedul-
ed TO hurdle TO the Feds on that day,
is still a Card.
Magee gave ten days notice TO
President Britton, OF st. Louis, but
did not take advantage OF the warn
ing which expired Saturday. Magee,
# was understood. was TO manage the
Brookfeds. and II is said that his last
moment refusal TO sign an outlaw con-
tract is due TO the fact that he had
not been definitely promised the
managerial position. He Is quoted as
saying that he will not leave organ
ized baseball IL he Is not made a
manager
What's In name, anyhow HIT
could only hit ISL On the coast this
season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
This Is the Tale of a
Mighty Live Corpse

The Ohio NEEDLES are original II
nothing else. At the Ohio State
Northern game at Columbus, 300
medical and dental department
students marched on the field In a
body. A dead wagon" appeared
on the field and six pallbearers re-
moved coffin from the wagon and
gently carried il to the waiting
party while the band played the
dead march" When the lid was
removed the Medics cheer leader
emerged very much alive. The
stunt brought great applause.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
TWO SOUTHERN TEAMS
DIVIDE TITLE HONOR

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 3O.-Football
honors for 1914 in the Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic association. whose
season ended Thursday. are divided
between Auburn and Tennessee.
neither OF which has been defeated.
Auburn was not scored on during the
season. but played a nothing-to-noth-
ing tie with Georgia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
BENDER MUST GO DRY OR KEEP OFF
RESERVATION, DEGREES UNCLE SAM

Chief Bender the Athletics pitcher will
the winter on
all other Chppewa
ooabout 100000 the arg
orders
In 1893 the Chppewas coded the
united states and the old chiefs had
snn I'd by Uncle Sam; No intoxicating liquor
soo or given either Indians
tire territory government has snsv
definite OF the nation
70 Us indian wards must be
mas oeen ordered to close Immediately
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Safeties All Yale
Can Get on Harvard

In the last six years Yale has made
more points against Harvard by safe
ties than by touchdowns. The Blue
hasn't scored at all by touchdowns
and has scored twice by Harvard
satellites Corbett made one in 1909
and O'Brien one in 1918. In 1914 Ma
han made what lot Of folks think
was one
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Rider Chooses An
All-M.I:A.A. Team

George Rider. football coach at
Olivet and a recent graduate OF that
college. has selected the following all.
star NJ |. A. A. eleven:
r. E., Leavenworth, Olivet
r. t., Tarbell, Hillsdale.
r. G., Preston, Kalamazoo.
c., Coulter, Olivet
l.. G.. Conrad. Kalamazoo.
l.. r., Opdyke, Olivet.
L. F.. Reem, Hillsdale.
@. b.. Springer. Olivet.
X. H.. Jackson, Hillsdaie.
L. H., Lambert. Albion
F. b., Wood, Alma.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
G.. r. UNION is AFTER
GAME WITH CENTRAL

Grand Rapids Union is after a
game with Detroit Central in 1915.
Union played wonderful season this
year. being defeated but once. when
Rapids Central was played. Union
expects to have another great team
next year. and a game with that
school would greatly bolster Cen
trails rather weak schedule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Jinx Saw These Nuptials and Scampered Away

JACK MILLER WATCHING HIS
BRiDE-To-BE SIGN THE LICENSE.
FRANK STANLEY IS ACTING AS
MASTER OF CEREMONIES AND
"cuPIo" GRANT MuNsoN WATTS
WITH THE SEAL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
Elementary, Indeed!

They tell US that the magnates
now propose 10 increase the
worlds series TO IL games and de-
crease the prices. This IL sim
pie sum In arithmetic. Seven
seats at SO equal s2l. Eleven
seats at 81 equal s22. Elementary,
my dear Watson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
THIS Us NL-AROUND
IRISH TRICK, Ut SEEMS

Two managerial heads fell since the
series: Charlie Doom, at Philadel-
phia, and Hank ODay, at Chicago In
each case, an Irish catcher was APP
pointed to succeed the other Irish
man. Pat Moran going in at Sleep
vile, Roger Bresnahan at Chi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
ILehigh Player Holds
1914 Kicking Record

CahaIl, OF Lehigh. is the best field
goal kicker Of the year. Most OF his
goals have been by drop kicks and
he has lifted the ball over the bar
on the field goals 10 times in the
seven games he has plsyed-two each
against Franklin and Marshall. Muhl-
enberg and Penn State and one each
against Yale Carnegie. Tech, Villa
nova and Lafayette
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
World Title Changes Hands.

W r. Applegarth Saturday won me
worlds professional 100 yards cham
pionship from Jack Donaldson, the
South African Splinter The race
was staged at Manchester, England,
for side bet of $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30

With the race yet six months away,
Billy Carlson. shown above. lis al
readyilined up Tor the next lndianap-
oils Sweepstakes contest IT the wheel
OF a Maxwell He believes in get.
ting an early start Carlson is one
OF the youngsters Of the racing pro
fession, but, nevertheless, must be
figured with the best of them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
SATURDAYS RESULTS

Everett high school, 80; Oak PARK
high, q.
Army. 20; Navy, q.
Washington and jefferson, 20; Hut-
gers. IL.
AII-stars. 10; Carlisle. u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13
2lms benz Wsuni5ipalgeri9t

Inter Der 8eI6ulbigung BEG 8leine
pisbitabls batten Ii4 geItern 2sltsr
ur, gr6ie Iorgan Dor Ri6ter 4ls@
ranoer gu perantlporten. Die Ssbrus
Der paren beI6uloigt in eine..t Sil@
larbIaal IN Oatlep eine tletne Sele
fumme enttpsnOst gu haben. Hi4ter
@leranoer oerurtbeilte Gciter 5it elner
@elbitrafs ppn $40 ns6It Soften, ipaA'
reno ar6ie nit Der 5raguna Der Tsrs
fanplunestpF. e. bapontam.
Ri6tsr Ell, tpslher bic 9erbanos
luna in ser GipilubtbeiIung bes Wtus
nisipalseridts lsitete, ipra8 9eitern :.
unb Sasel Sunscom bon glo. 443 Slt
5. Strabe ben 9etrag BON $35 gu,
p.lc,.r Elm 16eil elmer Summe 1T. Die
bic Genannten bon bsm Sheateragen1
ten Bernard 5arris einsetld9t battsn.
D,oran Roah pelher Dor elnlger
Soaen inter Der 8eiduloigung Der
8runfenbeit eineeiperrt wuroe bate
| lid, aeItern Dor Hidter glleranoer 81
perantlporten linS puroe na6 tIr5et
gerbanolilng freigeiproden.
Ger mebrIafe Sausbeiiber 8tl
liam g. Gepou bate lid geitern IN
@erihtsoinmer IN gegleitung lelnei
glnpdlte eingefirnoen, Inn perldle
Sene 6dQe, pelhe gegen ibn porid
aen, perbanoeln 5u laiien. 0epon III
beiduloigt, baB IN nelm ielner Sali
Ter teine Ianitdreu Ginri4tungen oor'
| bonScn ieien uno aud ionIt Die SGll
Ter baufduig iinD. IS lagen sipOll'
p6otoarap6ien DOR, pel6e bic uebsl'
itGnOs flarl.sten. Die 9erbanDlunE
aelangte gsItern nod ni6t gum ab'
ihluB. ba nod periaieoene 3suger
pernommen tperbsn miiIen.
Inter Der geiduloiglng Der gtlft
oerIoraung ieiner betugten 0lutte
batte iid geitern Sarprence Sull DO
gfidlter slleranber 81 perantlporten
gei Der 8er6anDlung itellte it'd ber
aus, oaB Sul am WtIttDod ,Sranlt'l
g,eaie Sbarp, weldle in Der Staot
baae OILS 1elppbouiitin angeitellt ii
bie Sano 5lim giutoe geridt batte
Die Sod5eit fano sur ielben SCI
Itatt, ais ole Rlttter einen Saftbeteb
aeoen i9ren Sobn eripirtte. SnI
mar elm Mitslieo Der guroesmarln(
ipurbe ieood ertIniien, ba er it6 II
GienI! einen Ser5febler 5itge5ogc
hattie, aui @runo peld)er Grfrnnfln
er cine geniion Don $12 pro Wfonc
cr6dlt SuG periprad, fiir iein
Rltter iorgen 5u ipolIen uno oi
, SerbanSImg Duroe auf ben 2
Dldr5 pertagt,
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IaiesSaa.

9(n6altenber Regen CAB ben raebs"
am Wlittpo9 ipieber einen unerlpartez
ten aubetag. @eitern gormittdg fDnn>
ten bic ginseliibungen fpieber auf9es
nommen iperben. S9leuDerer0o
Fat fih psgsn 16perer Grfrantung
Ieines 8dters nod INNER ni9t ges
melDet. 2tuBer INN TT S6pdrmer
Wariuns, Ser gubaner, nod abtpes
Ienb, fppSu ibm grlaubniB ertbeilt
nuros. W1arIans bebarf bieIer
8orii6ungen ni9t, bd er ii6 in 6a@
pana faft tGeli6 an reguldreH Spielen
betbeiligt unb in erftttafiiger 5orm
erbGlt.
Oos G6leubererfOrps Der yRebs"
6eItebt aug ben fDlgenben 12 Sp!ez
lern: 8eteranen: 8enton, So9nI Inn,
Dimes, ginsling unb 8opan; Hetrus
ten: Davenport, Qbams, GpuAmann,
Wlartle, 8dr6ur, SSngerIoa uno
SarpeIon. gs lit cine i4pierige Gufs
qabe fir Sduptling 6er5og, unter ben
II Retruten bic &i9tigen CUR Bert
fung bes alubs aus3upG6len, bsnn
fie 3eiaen pbne 9lusna6me bemsrs
tensnert6e Sortidritte in ibren Sci
itungen. :Sngerioa, 0aoenport un0
Waartle I6einen einitpeiIen bic beitsr
9lusii6ten duf permanente @nitellunq
| fir Dieis SuiIon gu haben.
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edautnrnen Ser SurxsemeisSe.
SasieIbe iinSet Sonntas Nadmittas
in ber Niuiifbaae itatt.

Die Cincinnati 9urnsemeinbe 6dlt
aud bieiss Sabr tpisber in Der Wlns
iifbdQe Elm sroBss Sdauturnen ab,
ndmli6 am Sonntag. benz Is. Jsdr3
1914, 0admittass 8 Biz 5 llbr. Sn
bic eeaenfpGrtige trodsne triibleiig.
gonntassItimmung bringt cine
fdneibis. spmnaitiide @criteauns
fiherlih angenebme @bipe9sluns.
llnb bab bic turnerifden @orfiibrun'
gen ipieoerum gebiegen iein tperben,
bafiir biirst f9on Der Ramt Der dlt.n
Surnaemeinbe nit @uitap Gditein dls
5urnlebr.r. Dos gun5s programm
entbdlt nur edte turnsriide Hums
mern fir ale Glt.rsitufen b.ioerl.i
@ef6ls6ts, 5reiiibungen, Reis.n. @.s
rdtheturnen unb 8olt5turnen. Sa bic
9oriteIung ni6t .ipie bisbsr iibli6, am
Samiiau qlteno, fonbern an Conn
tag gladmitiag iiattfinbet, 10 III aud
ben @eiddftsleut.n Gelsssnheit aebo'
ten. iif an einem id6nen s.oiegener
S6auturn,n su erireuen. Der gsInt
fpirb iit.rlih cysbermonn befrieoigsn.
5olsenbss prosramm seldnst 5ul
0urdfiibruns:
Ginsug unb WaFenita6iibuna.n =
&ndbsn, Wdbden, Oamsn, gttibt
9lltersfldFe.
llebunsen nit bsm Ring = l. and'
ben. unb /. WGohenflahe.
Rorbball - 2(ttipe 9urner.
gi,r.nThaftsHt',-re- nm pfero uni
Bod - Qttipe Surner.
1dnsreig,n - 2. nnb 8. Wldohen'
flaiIe.
Jr.is unb Srbnunssii6unssn - 2
anabentlaiie.
&uisni9pinsen - Damen unS vi
iibe.
Greiiibunl.n unb 9ruppirunssn :
gttipe 5urner.
Srbnunesiibunssn unb San5Itritts-
9dmentlafIe.
8erItkturn,n: Red unb boks pteIl
- Qlttipe 9nrn:r; Barren I'M
| Geitpferb = 9lltersfldiie: &eulel
fbtpinaen - Wm. Sriif..
Gdlub6ilb - 2l1e 5b.ilrebm.r.
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gd,Dm ipieber
Sat bic Yarffom,uiiIion @rmnSsisen'
tbnm in SIT. MirD sefauft,

Die parfanldaen in Wh. 4irn, bic
fir ben aeipDbnlifen Sterblihen, Der
nift Der itOlae 8eiiber zines Iuhr.
iperfs ober zines 4utomobils 1T, iebr
f6per su errei6en iinb. erfreuen iif
nod INNER Der anna beionberen CUNT
Der parttommiiiion. Die &ommii>
iion bat in ibrer oeitriden SiBule
bas bprtiae partaeldnbe tpiebsr ourd
2nfauf peraroBert unb atp1r bat iie
einen @runbeiasntbumstompler DON
einem' older, Der u. i,nb +. Sod Sss
b0rte, tduflih eriporben.
sssrner ipurben in Der 9eltriset
Sibuno 9lnaebote fir bic grri6tunQ
Res W3uiifpabillons i'm Chen Bart,
unter fpelAem iif aud etne 8eoiirt-
nibanitalt befinben pirb. Ge6ffnet.
Dos nisbricfte @naebot i'm 8etruae
BON $14,071 mdhte bic gib Concrete
Steel 60. Der 8ontratt tpiro benz
nGhit nerqexn iptrhen.
Der &ontraft fir bic grrihtuna
elmer Sdusbiitte un0 bic anluae sinsa
9aiiins auf benz proisttirten Spiel
plat an Der Weitsrn uno Wt2ear
9lpenue ipurbe neitsrn cer Tirma Wm
Wil1.r &c Con all beren Qnatbot Dor
1855 auasiprodeH.
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Gorrath bes ngitp 9arbsners Uta
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ben. am pierten culi auf oem fr.ie
Bfab Dor Der goon Sdl in Goleu
6iQ cine Teierd6aubalten.
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Seutidyes slltsHbeim.

Geitern bate ii6 bas Gireftorlitm
bes Gelttiten aItenbeims gu lelller
reQelm6Bigen G:tuns i'm Sultltlt
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fretSrs imS Sdobmeiiters perlelen.
BUR Belt befinben iih 39 @ret'e IN
Ser slnItalt. 9lird ben Soo lpuroe
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!Sinnau ab6eriien pelher ii9 Iett
oem 12. ssebrnar 1902 in Der anltalt
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mem 9ealeitifreiben traf pom 5rai'
oeonie @urlieer Elm Gbed III 3oDC
BON $500 Elm, pelhe Der perltor'
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| ST Snbalt ein, tpelhen getrag Ell
cSIer Spenoer uuter ben Snhltaber
9. ~. 6. einian0te. Die Berldte Oe'
ShosmeiIters luo 5inan5ietretars
melde iibereinitimmeno lanteil, bela
cen. baB Der aaiienbeitaito an |. 6e
bruor 1914 S1741.62 betrlg 0l
einnabmen betrugen $f1S4.9O ini'
Sie slusqa6en $674.93; perbleibt Ell
aniienbeltanb BON $2257.59. VII
nelies Waitglie0 oes Mtenbeim'Ter
Gins purbe Serr @oiporo gniie Dol
SO. 1928 3recman slpenue auiqe
nonrmen. Gas 9lltenbeim miro I'D
Dem .Gouncil Of Social ggencies 0
Gincinnati" anitIieBen rnb tuuroel
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riae glrst I'M Mrbeitshauie. nil ni6t
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oeoen bic 8'fduIoiaunq, bah sr Grz
traosraiituua fir ieins dratlide 5ba-
tiatsit I'M 3ilfludtsbduie perlanat bds
be unb bebauptets, oof ibm i'm 9e9en-
tbeil bieIe grtrdusraiituna i'm 8etraac
BON $50 pro Mouat bonn SnDerinten'
|.benttu bes 3ufludtsbauies Dan.
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