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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Minister Declares
He Was Beaten for
Attacking Catholics

DENVER. April 6.-The Rev. Otis
l.. Sturgeon, Of nes Moines, Iowa, a
Baptist minister, who says he was
attacked and beaten by men who took
exception to his anti-Catholic ser
mons, after having been kidnapped
from his room in alocsl hotel, was
found in lonely road twenty miles
from here by the police and brought
to a Denver hospital, where his con-
dillon is critical.
Sturgeon was beaten about the
head face and body and was kicked
repeatedly in the back and abdomen.
When found, he was practically I'M
conscious.
Sturgeon declared to-day he can
identify some Of his assailants. He
insists they are members OF Catho-
lie secret organization
Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon is secretary If
the Knights of Luther, an anti-Cath-
Ollie society. In his lectures, he ac-
cused the Catholic priests of being
responsible for white slavery
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
JOHN D'.S SON IS
GRILLEDINMINE
STRIKE PROBE
Denies Fathers Great Interest
Controls Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company.

WASHINGTON, April John d.
Rockefeller. Jr, denied before a sub
committee OF the House Mines and
Mining Committee to-day that the
Rockefeller holdings in the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company 10000 OF
whose miners are on strike, consti-
tuled a majority control He admit
ted that ne merely was a dummy
director, representing his fathers in
terests in the corporation 1t had
been charged that the oil kings con
troll Of this concern was the chief fac
tor in Colorado Coal stock.
u am only SO much OF stakeholder
in the COMPANY" Rockefeller said. "as
would qualify me as a director [ am
one Of my fathers representatives in
the care Of this and other Of his in
vestments lie holds 149,SO4 shares,
or 40 per cent OF the common stock,
in this company. He has :, 943 shates.
or 40 per cent OF the preferred stock,
and he has s14, $50, 900, or 43 per cent
Of the per cent bonds of the Colo
RADIO Industrial Company He also
has S366.000 in general per cent
bonds Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company.
Paid 35 Per Cent Dividend.
The company paid no dividends
for many years Until in 1913 it had
accumulated a dividend Of about IS
per cent. 1t then paid dividend Of
35 per cent"
Rockefeller was prodded by Chair
men Foster to ascertain why he did
not take a more personal interest III
the coal strike situation. The wit
ness said he went in touch by CORE
spondence only.
Don't YOU think with 10000 men
involved out there in your mines, you
might take more direct interest?
suggested Chairman Foster.
Rockefeller replied that he had >ev-
cry confidence in the officers Of his
corporation, land the correspondence
will show ] have been in touch with
the situation"
DO YOU not consider It important
to go there with this great strike on?
asked Foster
Not Necessary To Go.
Il have not been to Denver in ten
Years" answered Rockefeller. If ]
had considered it necessary to go in
person. I should have gone
so yoA don't think" continued
Chairman Foster that a strike in
volving 5000 TO 10000 mer is impor-
tant enough for your personal atten-
tom You trust this matter TO 9th
ers?"
Il have explained replied Rookie
Teller. that got fun reports from the
officers and pay close attention to
them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Bryan Quits Grape
Juice; Makes Him Ill

WASHINGTON. April 6. Score
tary of State Bryan has forsaken mis-
gra pc juice platform and given up
the drink which added much to his
fame
This desertion was emphasized at
the dinner given in his honor by for
mer Governor OF Missouri and Mrs.
Folk. 1t is whispered that Secretary
Bryan has been so deluged with grape
Juice the name makes him i'll.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Pet POodles, Mad, Bite
7 at a Society Party

PITTSBURG. April 6-Two Pel1i-
nese poodles, valued at $1,000 EACH
and seven members of leading fami-
lies of this city ares under Pasteur
serum treatment at Mercy Hospital
The dogs went mad during an en-
tertainment at the home Of their
owner, Mrs Robert K. Duncan, a so
clety woman, and bit her and six
others.
The two poodles were bitten by a
stray dog
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
$40 Minimum Wage
For Women Is Fixed

SEATTLE. WASH April 6.-The
State Industrial Welfare Commission
by unanimous vote fixed at $40 per
week the minimum wages to be paid
working women, said to be the high
est minimum fixed in any State Of
the Union. The $40 scale will apply
10 all feminine employees OF 1s or
over
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Former Albanian to
Face Bigamy Charge

SAVANNAH. April "a Grand
Jury probably will indict Joseph $.
Umberger, former Albanian, here this
afternoon for bigamy. The father
in-law OF his first wife, w. NJ. May,
superintendent of the Western Union
Company in New York City, arrived
in the city this afternoon with I'M
bergers wife and child by the first
marriage. and positively identified
him.
His second wife the one he lived
with in Atlanta, was eliminated from
the prosecution.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Editor, ex-GeOrgian,
Is Dead in New York

NEW YORK, April g. William G.
+. Price, 81, q newspaper writer IN
this city for % years, died Sunday
evening at St, Luke's Hospital after
an illness of two weeks.
Mr. Price was born in Georgia, was
for some time editor OF The Macon
Telegraph and worked for The New
York Recorder. The Tribune and The
Herald He was employed last by
The New York Commercial. Ho
leaves a wife, two daughters and .
son
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Socialists Fight for
Free Speech Funds

Plans for a May festival. with a
view to raising funds to carry on a
campaign for free speech on the
streets are being discussed by Allan
ia Socialists
The State party has offered the At
Ianta local its aid for free speech, and
viii help the festival TO be held some
time next month
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Young Planter Held
For Death of Wife

FLORENCE, S. c.. April s-How-
ard Clark. whose young wife was re-
ported to have committed suicide at
their country home a few days ago,
to-day was arrested charged with
numbering her
Clark probably will be released on
habeas corpus by night He is a
young farmer of highly respected
family.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Husband Abused Her,
Wife Charges, Suing

Charging that her husband abused
her, Mrs. Dora Elvira Alice Henson on
Monday filed suit in the Superior
Court for divorc efrom Erwin Hen
son. She declares her husband struck
her and that he drank to excess.
She charges too, that he nagged at
her so constantly that she became
hystercal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
eAcK FoR EAsTER sERMoN.

Dr. c. A. Ridley, pastor OF the Gem
trail Church. will fill his pulpit Easter
Sunday, having returned Sunday from
a fifteen days visit in Richmond, Va.
Dr. Ridley conducted a series Of
meetings in Grace Street Bs ptist
Church while in Richmond
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
AUTo HOUND ban WOODS.

Mystery wells the finding early on
Monday morning Of an automobile
with its lights still burning in the
woods near the intersection Of Spring
and Sixth streets. The police are
conducting a search for the owner.
1t is an Overland and the number is
1904
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Urges Exercise for
DWellerS in Cities

ST. LOUIS. MO. April 6 The i'm
portance Of physical education to coun-
teract the injurious effects Of city life
was emphasized by Dr. r. TAFT Nc
Kenzie, director Of the department Of
physical education OF the University Of
Pennsylvania, IN his opening address
as president OF the American Physical
Education Association
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Head Crushed by Kick
Of Mule, Boy, 4, Dies

Theodore Ford. the 4-year-o old son
OF Mr. and Mrs W. r. Ford, was
Killed by a mule near his home on
Flat Shoals road and died at Grady
Hospital soon afterWard He went
into a field to play and passed near
the mule The animals iron-shod
hoofs crushed the bahv's head
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Begins Sixth Year
Of Passionate Here

DR. Dunbar ogden Monday began
his sixth year as pastor Of Central
Presbyterian Church. During his pas
torate of the past five years The
church has experienced remarka ole
growth.
DIR. ogden Sunday delivered ami
versary sermons before large congre-
cations, and touched upon the Won
derful advancement VI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Record Confirmation
At All Saints Church

Atlanta Episeopalians were Of the
impression Monday that the class OF
Sc confirmed by Bishop c. K. Nelson
at All Saints Episcopal Church the
previous day was the largest ever
confirmed in the State
The records apparently do not con-
tain mention of any large class in
Atlanta at any rate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
.LeglesS Chauffeur
Speeds by TOllgate

HACKENsACK. y. j., April g.
Willis f. Barnes. a egless chauffeur
was arrested for speeding through
two tollgates Barnes carried into
court, declared his employer. r. II.
Herman, wanted to keep an appoint
ment He was fined $40.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Christie Macdonald,
Ill, Gives Up Stage

DEROiT, MICH. April Christie
Macdonald starring in "Sweethearts."
owing TO III health, has retired from the
company,
She has gone to New York 10 sail for
Europe with relatives
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Former Circus Clown
Becomes Clergyman

URBANA. ONO. April e-"Dare-
devil' Halves, former cifcus clown
and high diver, has begun his duties
as minister taking charge Of the
pastorate OF the Richmond Baptist
Church
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Deer InVadeS Kitchen
To Escape From Dogs

COLD SPRINGS, ~ Y. April &
frightened by dogs. a Geer bounded
into Albert Spanglers kitchen. wreck
ed the place and escaped
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
DALTON SPONSOR NAMED

DALTON, April 6-MisS Lily May
Camp daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
Camp, has been named sponsor for
the Joseph r. Johnston Camp United
Confederate Veterans, at the Coufe b
crate veterans reunion IN Jackson
Vile
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Freed Of Bad Check
Charge to Reform

Because he promised he would
never commit a misdeed again, James
Galeghy. 10 years old, who gave his
address as Augusta Ga, was enjoying
freedom Monday after his arrest sun
day afternoon on a charge of passing
worthless checks. The young man
was placed under arrest at the IN
stigation OF George r. Eubanhs, Of
the Woodward Eubanks Mantel Com
panN
Galleghy's relatives, who are high
~ connected in Atlanta. made an ear
nest appeal i'm his behalf Sunday
evening and succeeded in having the
ca 81 settled out of court
ROcKEFELLER BACK HOME.
TARRYTOWN, \, T.. April 8,
Iohn d Rockefeller has arrived at mis-
Pocantico Hills estate after spending
a month ip Florida He locked Wei
and said he was feeling fine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
2ofal /. Heridt.
periOHaIsH Dtisex.

SRI. &atbarine arager,
Die Ioflter iInieres befannten Wlitbiir.
GERS bes gsioniers Serrn Conrad
Grager, pelde ols Ginfduicrin IN
Gieniten Der 6air itebt, lit BON einer
aiiseeoebnteii ginfaufsreiie I'M SiterI
5uriidgetcnrt. SRI. sfrager itebt nun.
mebr felt 3ebn Syabren in 9ieniten Der
SSnir uno lie bat iib baitf ibrer uur.
5iigliden @aureufenntuiB gu Der Der.
ontiportlifen Stellung elmer Giuf1u.
ferin emporgeibtuiIneen.
guf ibrem qntpefsn nabs Blue gib.
ipo lie idon ein WsnfdenaIisr gee
pobnt bdbsn. besingsn geitsrn 5srr
unb 6rau olomon Jerris
has feltene iysii Der goIbensn 5of.
5sit. Ss6s S0bne unD brsi 559ter,
fopie 27 Gnisltinbsr unb nabs3it 200
getpobntr DON SHamore Soipnfbip
tpobnten benz iyeftmaM Bel, bas mob.
renb bes RdhmiitasB gu gbren bss
Subelpaarss psranitdItet ipnrbe, uno
bei bem gr.Ri9ter gbas. .. Wals.
barp ala 5oaitmeiiisr funsisrts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

nes 4rmss in ausii6t senommen 1T,
10 tpie au9 fein Batter in Den Jelo@
3iigen BON 1864, 1866 unb 70-71 bic
qrmee gum Siese unb 5n grfolgen
fii6rte.
2ln6 bic GSbne bes prinaen 9sins
rid tperDen in ben 2iiten Der Marine
gefiibrt, nebmen uber feline attiDen
Dienitleiitnnaen elm. BON ben So9@
nen oes qrinsen Jrisbri6 Geopolb itea
ben bic beiben dlteiten, prin5 Jrisbri6
Sisismunb lnb Bring 5riebri9 starl.
als Sberleutnants i'm /. 9arbe>3esi
msnt Su SUB. prin5 5riebri4 aarl
iit dls Sportsmann betunnt. @r bat
fiir5li9 ben eriten preis i'm 5iinfs
fampf gefponnen. 9iefe Erin5en iper<
ben borauBf6tli6 i'm 9sr6unbe ibrer
Resimentsr an osm Jelbsuse tbeilneAs
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
nnfane.

Cine @erlsBiins am redten Jubs
tn0@el iinb gnie trug seitsrn ber Mps
torrao.p poli3ift Ralpb aonstpab bapon,
dls er nit ieinsm Wotorrab an Der
78. unb Main Strabe nieoeritiirste.
Dds Rab slitt inioIgs Der naiien
Sirabs siir Seits, poburt Der unfalI
berbsigefiibrt ipurbs. lonspap lieb
ii4 nuh Isintr Mobnung, go. 507
Jinblap Strabe brinssn.
Ginen b0Ien Sturs tbat seItern
Der 80 SABRE alte WilIiam Brannct
pon 30. 1000 gaitsrn Qlpsnas. Der
Grtis fieI cine 1repps, bic na9 Der
5albroots nnS Sa5sI MDenue fiibrt,
hinnb nnb 5os iid sinsn gru9 Der
redten Siifis su. Der WsrunsliIdte
ipurbs nnd benz Itdbtiiden 6ofpitai
gsbraht. ipoislbit bic 2lsr3te ben .3us
itanb bcs grsifss in Mnbsirud5t isiH,s
bObsn 9llters fir iebr srnii sriIdrisn.
4nnIt Risbt, 1926 goIerain
gtpe.. ipurbs ssftern 4benb in ber
Hdbe ibrer Wobnung Don bsm 4utO.
mobiI nes Wm. Briidmann iiber ben
Sduftn gerannt, tam dber gliidlifer
Wsiie NIT Isihisn Wsrlebunssn ba.
DON. Sic fpurbe IN BEN Mnto mad
SauIt gebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

sebli9 nistt an bic aldserin ubseliss
fert baben.
poliseidef gopeldn bat cine lin
terIudung iiber Die 8efffperbe ieitens
Der syrau qouiIa 8oigt bon ylc. S85
Rodbnle 2lperiie cinseleitet. iuelfs be-
baupttt. baB iis 80 Niniiten auf Nm
iunft zines polisiiten tpnrten sniib.e,
na9oem re Der poli5ei lflitget1silt
battle, Bag Elm ginbre4sr in Dem aellsr
tbres Saufes fsi. fyrnu 8oist ertldrs
te, 6aB iie Zen ,Ginbre1er bur6 Wers
i9liebsn Der aellsrtbiir feItgshdlten
babe, bod1 Isi es Dem guridtn selilns
gen. fein gnttommen burd Elm Seller
feniter su beipertI!ellissn, ols er ons
Serannaben Oes gairoliDdsens bDrte.
Gin unbetdnnter giiibreher,
irelG,r ii4 burd Elm often gtlaHenes
syenIter Gintritt in bic Wobnung Der
s5rau 8. Gormanp, no. 349 5orsit
2lpe., psrIdaffte, erbeutete S6mudia,
den i'm Wertbe DON sttpa 500, iotuis
cine 8orie nit $4.00.
Der 17.jGbriee Stepe Somsrloe.
glp. 952 Carr Strdbs, fpurbe Der go.
li5si ssitern als bermibt gemelbet. Gr
foll nit einem glsi6alierigsn Juneen
auf sinem 5rd6t5ug ipssssfabrsn
feiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
Die 9Sablen inWserlfu aitf
9iDnemter anseiett.
gisbabin blei6i bds aanc
unter Militar5srrs
fd,dft.

' - = -.
Stabt Merifo. /. Sept.
Die prdfibenti9aftss unb apngrsBs
ipdblen iino fir goDembsr nngsIeBt
lporben. Bis babin ipiro bas gdnb
unter Wilitdrberridaft ifeben.
Die Rsgisrung erlieb am Gisuitug
Elm Defret. in iDsl6sm bic aonfistas
tion BON gigentblm isitens Der ars
NEE Sffi3iere obns einsn BON General
Garran8a untsrssi9neten gsfsbl pft<
boten ipirb. sysrnsr ltpsrbsn in Dem
Istrs. 9erbaftingsn fsitens bss Wilis
tdrs auf blOBe gei9ulDisnnssn bin
Derboten- Don isbt an tann Nismano
Dtrbdftst fperben, Der ni9t bon Siuei
perionen angsilagt pirb. Dieie 5ipei
antldger miFsn lire segsn cine pers
ION erbobenen qlntlugsn innerbalb bon
72 Stunben bsipeiien, ipiorigenfals
iie bic Slirafe srlciben miiFen. iDsfhe
Die ansetlasts psrion ereilt baben
iuiirbe, ipenn iie ihulbig befunben
fporben ipdre.
Wlan bGlt bas Oeiret fir nStbig,
um gu perhinoern. baB DuBenbe BON
unifIlbigen perionen einseiperrt
iperben nnb ibr Gisentbum ionfis5irt
ipir0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

etngenprirHen. Sd mari odbsr bic Dleet3tst
nsn, bic Der ar,t bier selaiien, fort nnb i4I
begann bas COMPOUND einSuuebmsR. Ghel
ih eine halbe sSlaiae eingeHomnten, mar id3,
in Stanoe, auf5uiBen, uno in fur3er 3eitl
barauf tonnte i'd ale nteine grbeit berrtdsi
ten. Sbre N,b5in bat ae5eist, baB iic al
les tbut, mas Sic fir oieielbe beanipruhen,t
uno id babe oieielbe in alien s5amiIitn erI-l
pfo9len, ole id) beiu6t "-Sran N 3
5 bnito n, $40 Siegel StraBe, Dbilabtl-I
pbia, So.
Rod cia iflimmcr Taa.
@pbrata, $n.-Bor etwa einem Sabre Tag
i'd burnteber nit ntrpDie- Sinfdaigfeit.
Sd mar bleih uno idhpad uno bate 6pites
riid]e glnfdlle, frantbaften &opfihmeri uno
ihlimme S6merSen unter benz Sdulters
blatt. SD btfano ni6 in 9ebanblung bon
perld)ieoenen NerStsn, fanb aber feline Sci,
ierung. Cd mar 10 id)pah, baB id) fnum
lange genug aufrebt iteben tDnute, um meiu
@ef6irr 5u maiden.
o2noia 8. Blntbnm's Yegetable gom,
pouno bat mid 9siuno uno aIiiflid se.
maHt uno i'd Tng an. an Semid)t ;n,ureb>
men. uno i'd iebe iebt seiunO aus."-Grau
:. N. p Sornberger, u. No. 3, Gphrata,
Ga.
8cnn Sic ipesieaen yiatb bebiir.
fen, 10 iuenoen Sic I'D al Snoia 6.
Hinfbam WieSieinc So. (uertraneus.
pOl), Gpnn, MGii. Chr Srief ,uiro
pOn elmer tsran geDffnet rnb aclsien
iinb inter benz Siegel Der Ieridnuie-
gengeit beaittluprtet lueroeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
GaiFsxaariaten.

Rem port, l.. Geptembsr. an'
GET: .Drineipsia Mafdloa" pon Isa'
pei; .Rpnbam" Don Rotterbam; r6el.
ia Olap" BON appenbasen.
gl6gesansen: .Poorbam" nah Rots
teroam.
Montreal. 2lnsef.: .ganaba'
BON 9iperpuUl; nScotiau' DON Con.
bon.
giDerpooI. 9nset.: 1Jinlanb'
bon Rem Yort.
Gtasgon glngei.: carriage
nidU" bon pbilabslpbia.
Soutbamptotl. Mbses.: Zap
lamb" nab gssfp Uorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02

gbepaares GeIbitmoro ..
sSn Der Weimarer StraBe RO. 12 in
Berlin bat lid am 18. Suli Der 3S
Sabre alte @etreibsbdnDler Sari
glnmsrs unb feline ssrou bur6 2eu1t.
aas persiftet. 9as Mptip bes Dcp-
pei Selbitmorbs limb findu5ielIe
@erluite. bic alIlmers aebabt bot,
,rnS bis gurHt nDr ppTiGnSigsr 0sr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
81. ilnrnbe Der ssrauen ppm
beute.

gs aiebt 70 pisle ruhelpie Trauen.
limb bait meine id nift etpa Die
RubeIpiisisit, pis iie burd ibperlpie=
aenbe dubere GrsisniiIe eraeust piro.
Ri6t bic llnrube. ME tie q. 3. Der BIT.
erftt 9risq urisres 9aterlanbes fir
uns allie beruufbeihppren bat. Was
i'd meine, 1T bic irnere llnrait, bic
be Trdusn 10 rubelos mdht. Die ei'
nen ipsrben bsruflid fart in sln-
iprut, senommen, Die anbern finh
bon aeitlIidaftliden pfIihtsn bali
essridt lie aebsn In 9nsinstbdtie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-02
cpier Der Sitc.

Der 45jdbrige Jarbige srauf Scd.
iien, 115 Gptdmore StrdBe, fiel ges
tern qlbsnb geesn 6 llbr on Der 5lubz
front in ner gGbe leiner Bo6nuns
Drn ber 5iBe iibtrmannt, 5u goben
unb mar bersits foot, als llniiebenbe
i9m az 6llfs eilten. g3atrol 2 bradte
bic aei1e ndh Der Worsue,
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aafiecfrdusdJen.

- Ter 5rduerbereIn Der Sritten
0eltihen grot. @emeinoe CBaitor s.
Saeiner) haIt ieine erite geridEinr.
lung morgen @admittag i'm 2 llbr
linn Eforrbauie, 27 Git 8. StraBe.
Gas an Die gerinmmliing iib aniblie.
benoe aaffeetrdn5hen, iuosn freitlt0-
| |lidlt eingelaoen miro, miro bon fol.
|genhen 9nrnen peranltaltet: SsSOa
ssinfe, Sopbia Selbfanip, MilDeiniilu
5eiiBe, slnna @ieie, stI.pina @ieie,
eliidbetE Siebel, 8abetta Soeiner,
Gora SeImid, Carolina SetieSDeimer
mo Barbara Tocobs. Wegen Der Ser.
bcilerilnesarbeiten in Der STRIDE nuf,
am nd1iten Sonntag @ottcsoienit
Juno Sonntaasifnle uo6nIals ausge.
iest iperoen.
Qm Wlittpob, ben 2. Septems
Der, berinmmelt iib Der DdmenDers
Elm Der beuti9eH ct. sSobannes 8ez
meinbe (paIior $. 8. giIsnlobr)
uno aipar nm 2:30 ilbr. 3ablreis
6es gribtinen iuirD geipiinift, oa 4
bic 9efhdfte angebduft babsn. Don
3 llbr Ra9mittass iinb bic aifde gun;
4affeetrdn5hen geosdt itnb tperben fol.
senoe Oam.n BEL bisier GsIesen1,ii
fir bic 8eipirtbung Der 9dite ioreen:
bic Jrauen gufb. aur5pnsti, 5epn.
pfeifer, S6mibi. 0eiBlsr, Rap WsD>
er. Uliiller. 8al5, girtsubui6. SmitE
unb Srl. Wulff.
Donneritas, ben 3. September,
III IN Der ct. Martus 0emeiHbe (.pas
ftor Carl 8. o. Sdmibi) aaffetrdrss
den, segebsn pou foIsenoen Ddmsn:
WiIbelmine Rsinsts, garbara RuebI-
mann, Sophie Saattamp, Winnie
|Sparenberg, Soiliie S6mieoefer. Ghri
time Sdid, slnna Steotefelo, sInna
Sommsrfamp, giuo SdoIiiter. sohans
no Stord unb ReIlie Sdleibaum.
- Der srauenpersin Der Rsfors
mirten Salemssemsinbe, (garl 5epl,
Bfarrer) perIammelt iin dm Bonner.
flag ben 8. september. nahmitiags
2 llbr. Das &ommittss fir Grfrifhuns
gen beftebt aus ben Samen: Caroline
5eitbrint, Sibple a0bI. glnHa Sos
bansmann unb Wlaria WefermuHn.
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2ibertn ctr. ipeitlid] BON Der ,Sreeman
gpe. bGlt feline monailif,e 8eriamms
lung am Spnnsritae Ra6mittan. ben
3. September. Die 5rauen s. psters.
g. gggers. 5eGmutb, griidmann,
Wambolt unb Roth isrDiersn Den aafs
fee. sllle @liroer II. sSreiinoe oes Der.
ems iino bcrslidl eingelaben.
Seuie b,ridmmelt iid ber5rauens
perein Der Gt. Yetersgsmsinbe IN
pIedIdnt Ribge (pdItpr 3. 5ob>
mann). gsa6 benz @sfhGft bic Grbos
lung; bafiir ioresH bic Dunen 6.
pabit, SO. aansborit. $. Dis@ers.
glm Ulittpob 9lbenb unb Jlads
mitiaas ipirS I'm Garten Don Serrn
8. isisgus bon beTsn @attin ein Ras
ienfeif psraniialtet, bsfen grtrug Der
ct. getersgsmciHbe (Saitor Sdns
Saupt) 5u guie fommen foIl unb
5u oem ieScrlnarm frcimolidit elm.
aelaoen III. Ger Blas lit Niron glpe.
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MISUNDERSTANDING I'M SnsenO-
6jerid)f.

Der Sugenbri1ter @ormdn licb
geitern cine gintrnsuns boll5ieben,
ber5ufolge bic bisberigen grobationss
Beamtsn 5reb. 5ornberser uno
Gbdrlss 9beobdlb, neil lie bic gipils
bienit priifung ni9t beitanbsn bas
ben. ibrer aemier eniboben ipurbsn.
Mla beren Raffolger tpurben 6reb. $.
Gsrius BON SDoe parf rno Clifford
Di. igollmer, college SiQ, Spei ipui4s
dd1te Demptrnten, ernannt. Das Sas
Idr oerielben purbe anf ie $500 per
sSabr feitgeiebt.
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alsime psIiseiHad,rid

Dstettip Ben bssab ii6 seitsrn
nad Dnptpn. Ohio, I'm bon bort Obs
tpurb irnb Gbriitoptsr apbtsr, Wdtsr
unb Sobn. riacb hisr auriid gu brins
gen. fpeIte bon syrau aouiTs @robbsin
BON no. 1886 Msit Court Gtrabs Der
llntsrIblusuns DON SITS beihulbist
iinb. Die Summe Iol aus sintm
Deriauf eines gluiomobilB berriibrsn,
ipA&su @etrdg bie NsfGuIntgttu nrs