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81. runs W to vs. Mountain road. \ -
1854 TO Hudson River, 2O3.2 20 .Osth
-. y 533N 1871 10 beg. con
tanning two acres and three hundred and
ten one thousandths Of an acre, lots .. o
and I. parts Of map OF property OF sam
uel Thomson. l2th ward--pcstAl Life ln-
co agt Ursula g Burns 81 al foreclosure
Of MORTGAGE; atty, . 6 Lockwood.
,lST st, w. lIS II NJ Sd nv, 2INlOOS y
Henry McC Bangs agt Mary McCormack
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE. ativs
IarA A rnrrnl
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

DE cRANo, MARY II, and anO, trg.. 70
TRUSTEES of VI ,DISON SQUARE PRES.
ENTERTAIN CHURCH TO Lawyers MiEc
BLoCKHAUs. join. 10 Nelie J Hyn,es 81
TlETJEN, JONI IL. to Chas IA y ohm 81
CHlSoLM. EDITH l.. to Geo Chis-
TITLE e 4 T co to Harry l. Asher -', and
rm%fiNfEHl VAN WICK. to Amy Mon Mon
BIZ WITT, EDw. tru-. TO Emigroe, ind
sCuERz. CARRIE. to Thos 4 Foley 500
HlEGLEH, MATILDA, ana ano, eNr
irus. to Charles II Buckley ct AL
: MICE q sEcUnITY 90 to w iSi'G il
SAME, to Mortgage Associate. Incofpo,
CiIELsEA REALTY co to Met Life ' ms
REALTY HOLDING co to Mortgage a..
sociates Incorporated. ...............sl
Bronx.
BRENoORT REAL ESTATE co to Her
KSosrocitp valentine. 10 Mathis, 'iGas
IshHcs. BENDET to Emite ' Mur.
DoMsCKE, RUDOLPH p 20 Title q ( 7
BuEHLER, jos, INC. TO Adelaide Bene-
-. &c. ... DO. 3
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HUGHES Az. IS. Asl0 O. OF iS3d -. Z
5O.2--Ciracc 9 Marvin agt Ann Mcclure
., al foreclosure OF mortgage; atiys
Martin a Howe.
JENNINGS ST. n " cor Of Charlotte place
% 9Ni0O. Israel Karp ct al aEt Joseph
krlmsky ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
atty. /. bernstein.
u : OF lands now or formerly belonging %
Baxter estate, l42 a. Of road from IVES;
chester 20 Pelham ca, Eastern Boulevard
W cor of Arrow av. Ok irreg-Barharu
Rosenberg agt samuel Cohen 81 al Gore
closure OF mort gage; atty. Joseph.
BASSFORD Az. =. S5.i Il Of lS4d st.
80. IN7lS-Hdrlem Savings Bank agt Cor
XII Realty Co. Inc foreclosure 81 mort
gage atty. l. Clnch
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


,vib name and address Of owner and
,.,otnry. II attorneys name II omitted
tf8-css party Of second part.)
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Dlanbattln Island, north OF 10th So
MADISON Az, 1909. :. 5l.lO ll3th ST.
2'N7i--Brruhard Manner 90 Florette
Realty Iorpn. rs Park Row, all Hens.
Jiu" ~ atty. NJ Sulzberger. Is Park
ts'N ~
lI'rH ST 80 W. - ess w 9TH av ISl0X
100 ii.Ahr Cells to Leon Dauber and
uo.hor l. Z MN IT. mtg $4,000. June
IA tftv. u J Gladstone, ~ Nassau - 81
LEXINGTON Az, " cor llSth S. l17N
%, ism At l20 u, =, $50 Park av
.'NlOo1l--Isidur Rothchild and another
or, Arnold Wurtsrherx, TO VIM Lus;gar-
ron 4 co. c. william -. mtg SO soc
June -; atty. r q Go. l1G Bway. .,i5.750
IT NICHOLAS Az. cor iSIth ~. 7JN
St Nicholas Az Constr 60 20 Kate
Norton, see W Hist At, mtg $50. 600
June "a attys, Frees McE. 3o2s 81
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
RUSSELL
June 90, 1914.

June 80, 1914.
S. B. Wilkin and w. |. wilkin have
purchased Hart Parr Gas Tractor
which they have been grading the
roads with and expect to do threshing
Ellis Roberts and family, Bell
Woods, Ollie wilkin and Edgar viii.
kin we're guests at Ben Wilkins Sun
day.
Mrs. B. G. Combs and son, Everett,
of Norwood, visited at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Edwards, Saturday
and Sunday.
There was large crowd at the fes.
tival here Saturday night and was
quite success.
Rev. Mayne, of Farmersville, con-
Quoted Divine Service here yesterday
at 2:30 p; m. He delivered an excel
lent sermon which was greatly ap-
preciated. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Meadow, Of Lynchbug
Rev. McMurray and family had as
their guests recently his mother and
brother and family, of Washington
@. 81.
Born to Kenneth Kirkhart and wife
daughter.
Miss Bertha Russell, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Gem Terrell at
Boston, Mass, for several months, ar
rived here for visit with her aunt
and uncle, John W. Oldaker and wife.
Frank Clark and wife, and Walter
Clark and Mrs. Margaret Boatright.
of New Vienna, visited at E. G. Boat
rights, recently.
Mr. Benjamin Posey and DR.. R L
Hilton and family have the sympathy
of their many friends here on account
Of the death of Mrs. Florence Hilton
Posey.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
Concerning AmusementS.

Whether certain things and friends do them largely
whether think they right also whether
enjoy doing them has great deal of influence with u.s.
This of almost everything concerning which people differ
as to being right wrong.
Almost without exception the people who opposed to dane
card playing and heaer have done these things
have done them seldom that they have not learned to enjoy
If think take motor trips Sunday
have had the opportunity take them and friends do not
Attending ball games and other forms of amusements
Sunday playing billiards and pool and bowling all things to
which the rule may be applied
We heard people severely others attending
ball going to park Sunday and have
known these people Sunday for pleasure motor trips
heard people condemn other people for attend
Dances who think all right for boys and girls to join in
other forms of amusement We know people who bitterly
opposed the theae but regular attendants at the moving
picture shows And the comparison could be carried nd
nie We that there anything doing the
things doing but the things others do which do not
know how to do do enjoy think very wrong
In regard these things concerning which people differ must
not each of determine for himself whether right
do Always taking consideration how things
looked upon by other people, it be that it not just
prejudice that makes them think them Also not be
that the do things determine whether they right
wrong remembering that by abuse almost anything be
made wrong.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
DANVILLE.
June 20, 1914

June ~, 1914.
Misses Pearl CLANCY and Agnes Barr
Of Lynchburg, we're recent visitors of
Homer Burton and wife.
VIM. Miller spent several days last
week in Springfield
B. f. Cochran and daughter enter.
tained a number of their relatives and
friends at dinner Sunday.
The Danville band will furnish the
music for an all day picnic at String
town, next Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Resiboir and children, Of
near Harwood, we're guests of her par
ents, Armenor Stroup and wife, Sun
day.
The Patterson commencement held
at the Christian Church last Friday
evening was well attended and the
splendid program was well rendered.
Mrs. Lavon Gossett and baby are
visiting relatives at Pricetown.
The citizens here will erect band
stand for the band boys this week and
they will give weekly concerts during
the summer months.
A contest will be started at the Re-
formed Sunday School next Sunday to
continue until the last Sunday In
August between the men and women.
Leteach me Der be faithful in attend
ance and make this contest an inter-
esting and profitable one. The defeated
side will treat the winning side. Mrs.
Mollie Pence and Mrs. Jennie Hopkins
captains for the women and Andrew
Galley and Perry Fawley for the men.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
MARSHALL.
June 30. 1914.

June ~, 1914.
Miss Grace Boyd took dinner with
home folks Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Kelly and Miss Ocie
Spruance spent Thursday with f. NJ.
Main and wife.
Mrs. VIM. Elliott and Mrs. Clyde
Barrett spent Saturday and Sunday
with Rev. B. e.. Wright and wife, of
Marathon.
Blanche Hunter returned home
Friday after two weeks visit with
relatives at the Serpent Mound.
Rev. VIM. Shriver, :and Judge
Hughes and wife and Mrs. John Shaw
spent Sunday with R. R. Watts and
wife.
Hamp Kesler and family spent Sun
day with Benton Kesler and wife.
Misses Grace Boyd Z and Elva
Spruance spent Sunday evening with
Osa Spruance, of near Prospect.
Gurnie Wright and family, of Will
mington, Ben Wright and sister,
Leanna, spent Sunday afternoon with
Harry Wright and family.
Mrs. Allie McConnaughey spent Fri
day and Saturday with her brother,
James Creed and family.
Mrs Ella Burnett and Miss Grace
Boyd took dinner Sunday with Mrs.
Emily Carlisle.
Joe Steinsmith and wife left Sunday
for Cincinnati, where he has purchased
store.
James Creed and family spent Sum
day with Clate Creed and wife.
Thomas Elliott spent Friday night
with Taylor Rhoads and wife, of Hills
boro.
Leslie Miller and family and Merle
Miller spent Sunday with Geo. Miller
and family.
Rev. Shriver filled his regular ap-
pointment at the M. E. church, Sun
udy luOTulnB.
Mrs. Byrl Mason and daughter,
Moora, spent Sunday with. Benton
Parks and wife, of Berryville.
Children's services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Harley Suffers and.Ichildren
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lib Suffers,
of Harriet.
Miss Marguerite Suffers, of Harriet,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harley
Suffers.
Mrs. Lene Hunter visited Reece
Glaze and family Sunday.
"a great many people come here
Sunday"
"Yes," answered the keeper In the
zoo. "And I'm glad of it. 1t seems
to sort OF cheer the animals up to see
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

Arthur Fawley and wife were the
guests of VIM Sinclair and wife, of
Sharpsyille, Sunday.
Thomas Deck and family. of New
Vienna, spent Sunday with John Lar
rick and family.
Sunday School here next Sunday at
2 o'clock, sun time, preaching at 3
O'Clock by Rev. Virgil Maine.
Everett Fenner spent Saturday and
Sunday In Cincinnati.
Ora Laninger and wife, of Shoffner,
spent Friday and Saturday with Ed.
Chaney and wife.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

"Have you made up your mind what
party you will support In the coming
election ?'
mot yet, replied Grafton Grabb.
''The only question is what party, If
successful, is most likely to support
myself and my family"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

"a great many people come here
Sunday! !"
"Yes," answered the keeper In the
zoo. "And I'm glad of it. 1t seems
to sort of cheer the animals up to see
crowd" Washington Star.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
Bond Issue For Schools.

On next Thursday the people of Hboro must the
question of whether they will issue $4,000 in bonds for making
improvements of the school buildings.
The improvements that will be made the bond issue
the installation of steam heating plant and providing sanitary
toilets the Webster building repair boys toilets and putting
in of skygh in auditorium of Washington building also the
painting of class both buildings All of these improve
except the painting have been ordered the
of buildings.
have found them without exception heartily in favor of making
the improvements Most of them however, have seemed think
that the improvements could be made for less than asked
for by the board At least this the feeling before the clear
frank statements made Sup Patterson through the
week.
Spt Patterson has convinced that large issue
has not been asked for in order do the work should be
makeshft policy is almost without exception false
1t oosh think of making changes here that will
the present and take heed of the future The
ing of few thousand dollars will probably the expend
ture of several times much in few
Certainly there need to advance favor
of the improvements contemplated Without the heating
plant and the toilets the state will allow school be held
the Webster building The sygh and the repair toilets
are badly needed at the Washington building.
The children of Hboro should have comfortable sanitary
school buildings If will visit the buildings you that
they do not have them.
From acquaintance with and knowledge
the school board and Sup Patterson confident
will waste the public that if the bond they
will to it that the wisely and economically expended
We vote for the bond issue
may be put in condition meet the needs of the times
children have the opportunity education
that afforded in other towns the size of Hsboro We
afford to be niggardy with our schools
it that people pleasure discomforts and en-
baassmen of others that considered bright
and clever mean
The paragraph last issue that when girl marries she
not only takes the mans names but everything else he has,
bokeeper who the weaker SEX says
Her version that when girl mare she gives her
but everything else she has, did not attempt
argue the matter with her.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

George Lance and family entertaine,
Ora Surber, of Mowrystown, Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
A Perfect Cathartic.

There is sure and wholesome action
in every dose of Foley Cathartic Tab.
lets. They cleanse with never grippe
or pain. Chronic cases of constipation
find them invaluable. Stout people
are relieved of that bloated congested
feeling, so uncomfortable especially
in hot weather. They keep your liver
busy. adv
GARRETT g. AYRES
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
DUNN'S CHAPEL.
June 30, 1914.

June 20, 1914.
Miss Myrtle Hatcher, who has been
spending several months in Florida,
returned to her brothers last week.
Mrs. Arthur Fawley spent the latter
part of last week with her mother,
Mrs. Lutte Overman, of Leesburg.
Stanley Frost and family spent
Thursday evening with Arthur Kiel
and family, Of Hoagland.
Clifford Hill, OF Hillsboro, spent
last week with his uncle, r. L. Crosen
and family.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
Eases Torment of Asthma and
Hay Fever.

For the discomfort and misery Of
asthma and hay fever use Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. 1t puts
healing, soothing coating over the
swollen, tickling membrane s, and
eases the thick and choking sensation.
Helps you to breath easily and natur-
ally. In the yellow package.
adv GARRETT 81 AYRES.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

Humphreys Veterinary Remedies Remember. 1t Is
absolutely free. You do not have to order any
remedies to secure the book. Address. Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company, 1856 William Street,
New York City This is splendid opportunity to
obtain veterinary treatise that you should have
in your library. AS a reference work you viii find
ftinvaluabe. To have 1t in the time of need will be
worth many dollars, whereas twill cost you but a
post card by writing for Il now.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
HOLLOWTOWN.
June 90. 1914.

uhO lOlf.
A. Q. Landess and family entertained
John Fender, Louis Emery and family,
VIM. Fender and family, Edward
Burns and wife, Onie Davidson and
Ora Vance Saturday evening.
Halle Huey, of Buford, spent Satur-
day night with Othie Landess.
Hester Brown entertained her friend
Miss Lucille Kincaid, of Sardinia,
Saturday night and Sunday.
VIM. Custer and wife entertained
Misses Opal and Gladys Fender and
Margaret Sophia Hess, Sunday.
Mamie and Ethel Carr were the
guests of relatives here Sunday.
Roy Euverard and family entertain.
ed number of relatives Sunday, the
occasion being Mr.. Euverards BIRTH
day.
Mac Haynes and family and Mrs.
Jennie Laymon were calling on B. B.
Davidson and family, recently.
Walter Groves and wife, of Cincin-
natl, visited R. G. Davidson last week.
Miss May Smith spent Saturday
night with Guy Custer and family.
R. G. Davidson and family enter.
tained Walter Groves and wife, Ed.
Burns and wife, Ida and Othie Lam
dess, Madge Robuck and Onie David.
son, Thursday evening Ice cream and
cake we're served and all had a fine
time.
Mrs. Jennie Laymon has returned to
her home In Blue Ball, after an ex-
tended visit with her parents here.
Neal Haynes left Sunday for Middle.
town, where he has employment.
Miss Lola Carr, of near Sorg, is visit
ing her grandparent, Mac Haynes and
wife.
Don't forget Children's Services here
next Sunday night.
John Morgan was In Brown County
Sunday.
The festival given by the Ladies
Aid was a pronounced success. The
music furnished by the Danville band,
was very good.
George Lance and family entertained
Ora Surber, of Mowrystown, Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02
Minutes Mean Dollars
IN TREATING ANIMALS

Doubtless you know the danger of delayed treatment
of collie and other diseases You also realize that
wrongly applied remedies often worse than no
treatment at all In other words, not to diagnose
a disease accurately may prove fatal. Every owner
should be able to recognize ailment and give
correct treatment at the first syuptoms Prompt
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-02

~ " ~ ReCAos . OAhA ~
action Is the great secret
OF treating horses.
Minutes mean dollars.
OF course proper treat.
. menti is always necessary
Thatis just how Humrh-
reys' 500 page Veterinary
Manual will prove so val.
liable to you. It Is by
i. Humphreys, NJ. D., VS..
and teaches how to dag.
nose and give proper
treatment.
This book will save you
hundreds of dollars and
costs y on nothing. It will
be sent absolutely free
on request to any farmer
In prlar fn =, fn n "a ~ ~ n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27

S6leuberer Yingling ina9te beren 2.
Bates, Nieboff, Warfons, @On3ales
un0 Wlordn itablen ie eine 9aie. 4uf
unierer Seite ipurbe Elm 2uftfd1let
aegen teinen Der @egner sur 8ant se@
ianbt, uno lpurben 3 segen 4 Jreipdiie
aur /. Bale Derf6enft. &lem unb
5art paren bic Sdiebsridter.
Die aeitriaer Gpiele:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@ia Siirgrmsiiter Spiessl i'm
naditjabriseH Staotbubset be.
fiirporten.

giirgermeiiter Spiegel eebt nit
Der abiif)t Inn, bei Der 3uiantmen.
itelllmg oes Staotbuogets fir bos
fommenbe SSobr einen &epraienta.
tionsfonos 3u befiirpprten, Der 3ur
@eranitaItlrng bon llnterbanbIungeu
iiir offi5ielle 8dIte Der Stabt poa
auswdrts benuBt nerben ioa.
9ab Elm ioI6er Sonos oringenO
rotblpenSig it, seigt iid) anIaBIia be5
beporitebenoen geiuhs pon 9iirger.
meiiter 3. q Rithea bon geen gorf
nno Der iibrigen 0eip Dorfer 9pnm.
ten Die i'm bierber begleiten iperoen
Die StaSt iollte BON Redtstpegen
oas Sberbalpt Der oitIihen Metro.
pole ofiijieq belpillfonlnen, a6er iiir
bieien 3ped iino, pie @iirgermeiiter
Spiegel gcitern nit geoauern be.
nertte, abioIut tciue @eloer porGan.
ben.
giiraermeiiter SpiGgel DurSe ge.
tern bon Der 6anbelstammer einge.
laoen, on bem gmpiang tbeil5unen.
men. oen Die panoelsfammer am I.
sSuni 8u Gbren DER gteip yorfer @Gite
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Ylbtlib erblinoet
@uroe Der uisr5ebu Sabre alte 5ubu
9iaufborit aufgefunbeu.

Sililos 3piihen Subrlperfe1 ein'
herlpanDelnD, muroe am Montag
4beno bon 5uBgGngern on oerWaInut
uno @ierten StraBc, Der IA Sabre
alte Sobn Taltdborit, on Der .. uno
Yatterion StraBe in 9terpport, &p,
lpobnbaft, oufgeilnOeu. Ger apabe
mar i'm 9esriff lid 81 ieinem Eager,
plat on Der 9ritten StraBe, 5luiiden
Der 9ine lnto 9face StraBe 5il begeben.
Gle 2agcritott beitebt aus elmer Sol5.
fiIte, in rpelder Der Sunge ieit IA
Qogen icin Guartier oufgei6lageH
fat, oa err iih ridlt wagte nuh
@auie Suriif3ltfehren. glIs iif Der
lSunge auf ieinem @eimmege befanO,
i6ienen Die .ampeultdter ploblid
iriiber als gelpobnlid SIT erloifen.
Glnfel ipuroe RS I'm oeu ana6en,
uelher trobhem ietnen 9eg iortieBtc
Tos grelle glltfleufteu eines sllttq.
mobil. SdNirperfers mar oas 2ebte
mas pon SSpbn nahrgenontmen lpuroc.
Damn mar ss Ra6t um i'm ber. pui=
ianten riiien ben anabcn int 9lugen.
Hid fort, oIs er in @eiabr itanb, pom
einem @agen iiberiabren 5u Der0en.
@eitern er5dhlte lSobu icinen @ilc-
geriuneh DAP er fiir5Itt nit einem
Girfus, neIder in Cincinnati mar,
hopongelauieH iei oenielbcn in
Springiielo jeo06 mieOer perlaiieu
babe, ga ole 9Irbeit iehr idrper uno
Ser 9obn iebr gcring mar Seit 3lpet
@9oden lei er pieocr in Cincinnati.
mage lid a6er niht na6 Sauie, oa
er ieine Gltern fiirdte. Ger Snoce
Ieioet al elmer glugentranfbeit, meld}c
Ole 9luaenli0er ourd Ole oerna6ldiiig.
te &0rperpfleae itarf ange9rifien bat.
luoollr6 Die 9IinOheit er5eugt nurbc.
Die gler5te boffer oas 9lugprlidu oes
0naben balo pieoer berItelen 81 f1n.
nell.
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9entihes aiaoerbeim.
ltnterBaltuns bente in Der gtnitalt
an Der Sit Gibertg Strahe.

Gas alte GiafoniIien.Soipital,
529-533 Oil 2ibertD StraBe, lit b..
tanntlib nah Berlegung bes Soipi.
tals na6 Der Clifton gpenue in ein
ainoerbeim uno Waternitp 5oipital
ner!pau0ett tporoen uno lpir6 als iDl.
DIES bon Der WfutteranItalt betrieben.
Sellte, I'M = llbr 9tadjmittags tc.
Ginnello, moQen Die 9iafoniiien uno
@iIegerinlen, unter frGitiger Wiit,
Rifle Der Gamen 5rau Gr. 5. g.
IiiGter, Srau Gr. Gbos. 6owarh,
5rmt &arl 6infe, 5rau G5obn Soft.
mann, 5rau 8 ,5rerfing, 6rauG6as.
Sunit)e, Srau Surru Smitb sSran
". Goats, Sri. gliie 2eifauf uno
Sri. 9tlIt6 @ieBger gum 9eIten Ser
30 fleInen ber5igen Babies I'M Sin.
OerbeIm elmer 3IueigaDtbeillmg oe3
9iatoniiienbauies an Der Clifton
sloenue, einen Gntpiang perbnnOen
NIT Saifee, GbidensSlpper, 9l6cno.
unterGaltlrng uip. neranitalten, tpo3u
Die 9onner oisier @oDItt1tigfeit5.
&ntalt hermit her5li6 eingelaoen
Deroen sIud niiBlidje 9lrtifel iiir ben
Sausbolt into fitr ben 8ertaui angc.
1ertigt lporoen.
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Saie.8aH.

Die aopaIitdt Der bisIissn s5reunoe
ees Hationalipiels fir unferen 6eimis
faen alub ifsint auf I6pa6en sSiiz
ben 3u itsbsn uub S6pdntunaen su
unterliegen, pas ii6 bardus ersibt,
bab Der Seiu6 3um geitriesn SpieIe
mad ben beiosnylieberlaeen am Sonns
tag unb Montag, trpb Der briQantsn
grfolae Der rReos" felt bem geginn
berSaiiou, Der Die gepunberuna bss
9aisballpublitums bes eansen Gan.
bss berpOraerufen bat, auf bas Winis
mum reouSirt mar. 2aum 1000 Der
lpdidsateH fans battsn iit einsefuns
ben. mas eine unDerbiente Yerndts
ldiIiguns unierer brapen 2ltbleten be-
Ssuste, bic tagtiglid ibr M0gIibites
einieben. lin 5ptele 3u sepiunsn,
mas ibnen natiIrIicb nidt INNER ge,
!ingen tnnn.
Sn oem seitrlaen aipeiten Spiele Der
Serie aipiihen Cincinnati unb groots
Ipn funairten 5hleuberer ginglina
unp fdnger 9ldrte ols uniere Battle
rie aeaeu aleraHoer reip. ailiisr fir
Die @esner. llnisre Sungens battsn
aeiierH teinen Sdno in oen Iugen
unb trafen beHSaa oftmals unb re6t.
seitia. sic matten IA Sreffer esseu
8 unb batten nur einsn ssebler gessT
3 Der 9ropfIpnsr auf benz &erbbpls.
rad benz 5. Ganee I0ite 9pn5ales
ben am Spnutag ihipsr perlebtsn
Tdnaer glarte db, ba bas Spiel ihon
a,ponnsn i6ien. Die yQudter~ ianbs
ten bic afpei peiteren Jdnser Sacobs
unb Rofpan ins Sreffen. Sm 6.
Ganse touSentrirten bic Rebs A Srefs
fer. mas ibnen, unteritiist BON 2 l5sb=
lsrn Der 9eaner, 5 2Gufe einbra6ts.
6erapa unb Rsboff tparen uniere be.
fen Sdldser NIT is 3 sreffern.