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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
FRISCO FANS SEE
J WHITE AS A

San Francisco, July 25.-Charley
White, Americas leading hope for
the lightweight championship. arriy-
ed here yesterday and the greeting
he got from local pugilistic fans and
newspapers would have made an hon
est-to-goodness title -holder turn green
with envy. There was a crowd of
fight fans at the depot and Charley
White chances. looks and prospects
was the main topic Of discussion all
along the light row during the day..
Whites first appearance here will
be against Joe Azevado, the Oakland
Portuguese. whom coast fans thought
would be the next lightweight lead
er. He won all of his contests out
here and. then went east and took an
awful lacing from White at Racine,
Wis. Oakland pugs cannot believe
this, hence the return match out here.
In discussing the Azevado fight yes
terday White left the impression that
ne was signed to meet the local idol
not because he expected to- gain my
thing by beating him: but because he
wants to get started right before
Frisco. enthusiasts. This fellow is
the biggest Joke fighter in the eoun-
try White told a local admirer. HE
can't fight a lick and l could tie one
hand behind me and beat him at will.
I took. this match. because I think it
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
LUTHERN SCHOOL
NEARING CLOSE
Summer Session of Religious
instruction Has Been
Very Successful.

The school Of religious instruction
which has been conducted in the Bel
mont school building under the super
vision of Rev. N. j.. Lohre will close
formally by a union service in the Zion
church beginning at 1880 a.. m. Sun
day.
The service will consist of song
selections by the children and read
ings by pupils Of the school. Rev. H.
Thorgrimson will preach a brief ser
mon for. children. There. will also
be other snumbers. There will be an
hour n a half's service full of in
terest and Inspiration. An offering
will be asked for to defray the ex-
penses of the picnic. etc.
The school which thus closes has
had as instructors Messrs. j.. M. BLY,,
Theo. Aabegr and Miss Paula Jacob
son. The teachers have all done ex-
cellent work, which is proven by the
interest Of the pupils and the progress
that they have made. The total en-
rollment was 176.
Picnic Friday.
The picnic on Friday afternoon be-
gan o splendidly. The numbers
presented there far exceeded the en-
rollment. After. a short program the
children were all treated to a bottle
PoP Inv " o"6 P0oiiulS. <IlSI
a series of games and other pastimes
they were treated to ice cream and
a liberal supply Of grape Juice. Just
at the time of the day when the par
ents were expected to come with the
lunch for the little ones, signs Of storm
disturbed the calm of the crowd and
the picnic came to an end earlier than
was expected.
Most of the children enjoyed an
auto ride to and from Lincoln park.
The management desires to express
it's thanks to the following for their
kind assistance in this work: G.. G.
Grove. G.. L. Holten. H. o. Birthstone,
H. A. Fladlund, N. j. Lohre, w. J..
Brekke, DR.. Gilbert Moskau and TIL.
Jensen.
The committee in charge of the
refreshments consisting of H. o. Bird
ston, R. NJ. Jensen, o. A. simonson
and John Iverson did their work in a
most creditable manner and deserves
the thanks of the children and here
by receives the thanks of the commit
tee in charge.
The committees in charge was made
up of the following members:
First Lutheran: Rev. H. B. Thor
crimson R. M. Jensen and Thos.
Waller.
Zion Lutheran: Rev. M. Highland,
Andrew STERN, C. Running and A.
Peterson.
Trinity Lutheran: Rev. N. j. Lohre,
K. Lysing and K. A. Hofto.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25

Linton, N. D., July 25.-Some time
ago little Emma Wenning, living
northwest of Linton, had her right
arm and shoulder crushed in the
wringer of a washing-machine driv-
en- by a gasoline engine. All the
skin from a little above the wrist
to above the shoulder became gan
grenous and sloughed down to the
muscles. In order to prevent so much
scar-tissue, with consequent deform-
ity. s~kin-g.rafting was resorted to by
DR.. Wilverton. Some twenty pieces
Of epidermis were grated upon the
arm, the donors being the child's
parents.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
At the Met.

The comedy for today is a novel one
Lieber Katrina Captures a
Convict" Incidentally the village con-
stable, a party Of hunters and Heinie
are captured and all help in the
laughs. Tn the Southern Hills" a
Domino story in two parts that is very
human in its makeup. contains some
thrills. and has for a hero a minister
who knows how to fight as well as
preach. thereby winning the regard of
n rough people of his parish.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
IS ACQUITTED
OF Grain Theft
Ernest Ferris is Declared
Not Guilty After Jury's
Deliberation.

Minot, N. D., July 2b.-The jury in
the case Of Ernest Ferris, charged
with stealing wheat in the vicinity of
Des Laos last winter. brought in a
verdict of not guilty. having been out
exactly "a hours.
The case went to the jury in dis
trict court yesterday morning at 11.3O
o'clock and the jurors have been in
continuous session since. Ferris is
sal dto have already served a term
in the state penitentiary on the same
charge.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Officers Elected. :

= The annual election Of officers took
place at the meeting Of the carpen-
president, John Rakke. vice-president
and liver Johnson financial secretary.
Emery Felt was elected recording sec
rotary and A. n. Bake treasurer.
The selection Of delegates, trustees
and executive committee. will take
Ilaca Liter
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
NO Change IN
TAX SCHEDULES
State Equalization Board
Meets in August to Con-
slider Rates.

Bismarck. N. D., July 25.-The
state boar dof equalization meets in
this city on Tuesday, August 4. 1t is
much changing Of schedules. as this
matter has been pretty well sifted out.
The railroads and other large cor
porations have been pretty we'll sat
isfied with their treatment. and seem
to be willing to let we'll enough alone.
The average land valuation of the
state was placed around 18 per cent
last year. and it Is believed that this
will be somewhere near the figure
necessary this year.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
BABE" ADAMS"

Only two hits were made against
him. He struck out four. He held
his opponents to one run and the Gil.
ants behind him made only four.
Marquard had not pitched {. better
game during the season. and the.
twenty one-inning victory. so far As,
could be seen. was really a benefit.
There has been nothing to show:
that Adams suffered from his hard
work. He will take his regular<turnl
In the box for Pittsburgh, andFi If he
shows as we'll as in the long game,
he Will doubtless win many for his
club during the remainder Of the sea-
son. -,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25

will help me force Freddie Welsh
into a. twenty-round:: scrap. He's the
bird I'm after"
In this haven of first and second
class mitt artists the wise fans" seem
to think that White has a just claim
for the crown formerly held by Rit-
chic. A victory is a victory out here,
whether a decision Is given by a ref
cree or by the newspapers. Local
writer's refer to Charley as the dis.
puted lightweight champion Of the
world,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25

Many baseball fans who wondered
at the achievement of Rube Marquard
OF the New York Giants and Babe"
Adams of the Pittsburgh Pirates, in
pitching twenty-o one innings Saturday,
nevertheless felt both men would be
injured by the overwork. Twenty-one
innings meant two and one-third
games OF baseball. Usually pitchers
work every four DAYS and do less
four hours.
But Marquard worked his regular
turn Wednesday against Cincinnati
ana won his game in fine form.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
ESmno

Mrs. w. T. Tracey. of 1877 Plum
avenue, had a narrow escape from a
serious accident yesterday afternoon,
when she lost control of a horse
which she was driving, the bit in the
horses mouth breaking. Her little
daughter was with her and both
were thrown from the buggy. They
We're badly shaken up, but no severe
injury was suffered.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Give Is 9. Trial

We want a feather pillow, comfort
er and blanket from every family in
the city or country. If our work does
not please you. there will be no
charge. Our prices are, pillows 25c,
double wool soc. All we ask is a trial.
Model Steam Laundry. Both phones
179.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Rest, Ncnn

Is served in the city. Special Sun
day evening dinner served from 3 to
s p. m. Hough's New. Dairy Lunch,
STAFFORD block. DeMers ave.-Adv.
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AL the Hotel Nor1hern,

Cafeteria lunch. a5c; dining room
service. meals soc; COO and refresh
ing drinks served in cafeteria until
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
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The City In Brief
Our Sunday Special,

Evening dinner always makes a hit.
Served from 5 to 8. Hough's55 New
Dairy Lunch, Stratford block, De-
Mers ave.-AdY.
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Goinc Away Tonirbt-

Fiske Brooks. of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting his brothers in this
city for several days, will leave this
evening for Duluth. He will attend
a house party there and will then re-
turn to his home.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Hiph Wind .yesterdoy

Reports from the university wealth.
er bureau state that there was an UNI
usually high wind yesterday after
noon a short time before the rain,
The maximum rate was IS miles an
hour. the wind blowing from the
northeast.
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MoToRrTRIP.

Minot Family to Enjoy Ext.n.,,.
Auto Ride.
Minot, ". D., July 2o.-Dr n :
and MIS-. Walsh. accompanied nv th.;-
Eugene. left over the srs.t
Tnsy Will take a 1915 Buick car Z,
inc iactory ~ Flint. Mich. ana mo.
.tSsr e1 H.. ss far as KinKston, Ontario;
motoran .y Wa return to Minot. n. D..
expecte to tour about 5000 nri,s iney
VIII sturn in about fve weeks. anu
IAN Many : man who Is rood has I ia
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Getst,s New Location.

At 10 North Third street. is clean,
bright and sanitary: everything under
glass and fresh. Candies, cakes, ice
creams every day. We deliver as late
as II p. M. by messenger. We pay
messenger. Geist's.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
visitor ii, City.

G. I. Buxton. secretary of the Min
nesota implement Dealers Mutual
arrived in the city last evening and
10 looking after business matters.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
"something New at the Fair"

The Woman's Guild of the Congre-
g%ational church will have a check
room, also will care for children.
Upstairs in the Liberal Arts building.
ADV.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Land Transfers.

George West and wife to ]. j. Jol-
life. one-half section of land in Ink
ster township. consideration $14,40O;
Onel Strait and wife to Conrad Web
Der. quarter section in Turtle River
township: consideration $675.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Baltimore Wins.

Baltimore. July 25.-Conley pitched
a shutout game for Baltimore against
st. Louis here. The score was 4 to
o. Jacklitsch sent in a run ahead of
MIN when he lifted the ball over the
fence in the fifth inning.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
At the Hofel Northcrn

Cafeteria lunch Csc; dining room
service meals SOC; cool and refresh
ing drinks serve IN cafeteria until
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Coming Home To-day.

N. R. Lincoln, who has been in the
western part of the state for several
days, Is expected home today. He
has been attending to real estate mat
tiers.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Shoe HOsDital.

The largest and mos up-to-date
shoe shop in Grand Forks. Repairing
While o wait. Parcel post paid.
John Solland, basement of 314 De-
Mers avenue.-Adv.
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The Place

You should plan to take Sunday
dinner at Hotel Dacotah. We serve
q special Sunday evening dinner
Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
AT Hotel q

Take Sunday dinner at Hotel Daco-
tab. We cater to the taste of all.
Dinner from 6 to S:30.-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Games Yesterday

Gaines Yesterday:
MiiWaukee. 80: Indianapolis. 81.
+, columbus. o; Minneapolis, /.
'Eoulsylile. il Kansas City, s.
st. Paul. 3; Cleveland. o.
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Standing Of Clubs
NORTHERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Grand Forks l., .Fargo-Moorhead 8.
TT. William 8, Winnipeg IL.
Virginia 8, Winona 2.
Duluth Is; Superior 1.
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Win In Ninth.

Brooklyn. July 25.--Brooklyn over.
came Chicago's, laed and won. 4
to 4. In the seventh. the locals tied
the score with three runs by consis-
tent batting in the ninth. a pinch hit
ter, Griggs. batting for Somers. sent
IN the deciding tally with a single
through the box.
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Split Double. Header

Split Double Header. -
Milwaukee, July 25.-Mtlwaukee
and Indianapolis divided a double-
header here, he locals winning the
first contest and the visitors easily
taking the second.
First game r. II. F.
Indianapolis ..... g.
Milwaukee ........ ....3 3 4
Willis and Gossett; Shackelford and
Hughes. =. 80
Second game r.. H. r.
Indianapolis .....,. .....T. 4
Adams and Livingston; Powell,
Slapnicka, Brown and Hughes.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
sunday Dinner.

Al. Hotel Dacotah we serve every
thing that's good to eat. Dinner from
6 to- 8:30.-Adv.
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Bunalo ............. ...... s 45f3
Cullop and Easterly; Knapp and
Blair. :.
AMER. ASSOCIATION
Cleveland shut Ont.

st. Paul. July 25.-Karger was in
fine form and shut out Cleveland,
While James. Aubrey and McNally hit
kahler for two doubles. two triples
for three runs. r. H. e:
Cleveland ......... .........0 q
karser and James: Kahler, Hag-
gerty and Devogt.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Games YESTERDAY.

Chicago q. Brooklyn s.
Indianapolis !. Pittsburgh s.
Baltimore 4. st. Louis o.
Kansas, City s-13. Buffalo 3.s.
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Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 2: Pittsburgh. 4
AMERICAN IEArEn
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Nc games we're scheduled yesterdav
in the. American league.
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Take Whole Series

Pittsburgh, July 25.-Pittsbureh
made 1t three straight from the In
dianapolis Fedrals by defeating
the visitors 5 to 4 in twelve innings.
The winning run was scored on Jones'
triple and a single by Lennon. Camp
oell, Of fndianapolis{. made three hits
for a total Of eighta bases.
~ - : r. H. E.
Indianapolis 10 I
Pittsburgh S 10 ?
Mullin, Billiard and Texter; Barger
and Berry. r..
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Kaws Hit Hard.

Kaws Hit Hard.
Kansas City, July 25.-Kansas
City hit more opportunity and
defeated Louisville s, to l..
r. H. E.
LoulsVllie ......... ........1 8 2
hansas city II 1
Geibel.
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Take a Double Header.

Buffalo, July 25.-Kansas City won
a double-header from Buffalo, the
first game by a ninth inning rally, the
second by hard hitting.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-25
Forced in Run.

Forced in Run. s
Minneapolis. July 25.-A base on
balls to Gilligan with the bases full
Minneapolis the only run scored
IN the contest with Columbus.
Tor Minneapolis and Ingersoll
for Columbus pitched good bali.
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al Many. . ma who e GOOD has ! sad.
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Die Notwithstanding.

Inter ben 4uipi,isn bes Giiia.ns
gbartsr aommittess ,p<rben kute
Ibenb Serr Sobn o. gllis pDr Der
gait Gnb Improvement glRoeiation.
6err WdIisr u. fuisbt In elmer @ers
iammluns In Der SpIer Sdule, 6.
unb Burns Strabe unb 5err Gilbert
Beitinaer DOT benz Walnut 9iqs
guiineb Wens Club Su guniien &s
neuen sJreibri.fs ipreten. auBsrbsm
fino fir ben gteit Der Wohe nod
ipsii.re 9eriammIunsen anberaumt
iDorben.
Das .Posgbarter &ommittee" bat
eb.nfaas cine riibrige &asne &c.
gen ben neusu Greibrief eius.ltiset
unb fir bieie Wote bic naditebenber
D.riammlungsn arransirt. bic aus
oeg Qbenps I'm 3 ubr ibren 4nfdngI
nebmsn iperben:
Dienitaa, 80. Suni. Dalnut Oils
Yuiineb Wens Club; Rebnsr: Gbus.|
o. Rois.
Waittpoh, /. Suli, Warlop unS|
6amiIton gp., College 5ia; Reoner:I
Opisbt g. MarfieIo. u. ". 5offf'
man.
Wiitpot, /. Suli, 5arriion G4ulsA
SsbamsDills; Rebuer: ebarles OA
Roie.
Dsiitpod, /. Suli, 1925 Queen Gittl
apenue, Gid gtun; Rsonsr: Jobn S3
Gdert unb 20. 3. Gampbea.
Donnsrfaa. 2. Suli, aubnrn aDN
unb gine Sirabe; Rebn.r: Groom
Worris unb sSpbn 8. Gdert.
Donneritas, 2. Suli, 8. Ctr. un$|
ssreeman glp.; Rsbner: Wiaiam MI
aambert, 6. 8. Roie.
5reitas, 8. Suli. Raes unb libertbI
Girabs; Rebnsr: Opisbt 9. Wlai
fislS unb @illiam s. aamkrt.
Nuitaa, 8. Sali. Coleman un
Central gpenis; Rebusr: 2lbsrt Y
Soffman unb B. y. Campbell.
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gterblidbfeiteberi6t.

RsO. SObn u. gouebse. 46, Sam'
meriios; 5ubertulpie.
9lIics gonborit, %. 1119 5lm Sir.;
Observation-Disclosures.
Sarriet atGlfbsr, So, 254 Weunel
Strabe; 9er3leiben.
Wt.ba RiharOfon, So, gstbssou
SOipital; &rebs.
Warp Rollins So. 349 W.It Wc'
WilIan Strabe; RisrenIsibeu.
Belle gai., SO, 4021 Rois 5iu Qr.;
Riersnleioen.
Marp aittitsn, II Gage, 1896
Stint Strabe; GubertuIoie.
gyiucsnt Walters, !, Ct. Jofepbs
Ginbslbaus; Sirnbaliteni5iinbung.
Barbara 5osmer, 79. 5515 Gem
GDerue; Hisrenltibeu.
GIiia6stb 8rOirn, 60, ct. Warisn
SOipitaI; auftrDbrsnsnt5iinbuns.
Grani Wepsrs, SO, 1856 OF We'
Wliden 9lpenue; &rsbs.
sbomas @iGisan. 3s, 2229 9dI!cn
Strabs; 5u6srtulofe.
SOispb William. 46, 1131 Sadfon
Strabe; Snqueit in SdDsbe.
Sobn Gbrenihpenber, go. 403s
2lpple Str1bs; Ser5leioen.
Srun! Surtb, AZ, 422 plum Str.;
9er5i6lag.
SObn glare, "a, aOnspieu gtfpl;
2ungeneHt5iinouns.
Sophia Seumann AZ, 1494 Stat:
qpsnue; Nisrenleiben.
Wiaiam De 6art, 8 Monate. 9o5
Wef. 8. Strube; Shpdhe.
!. Ssnrp 2nnope6r. SO. 239 Dc'
na6ue strabe; 5arnidurepersiftuns
aatprenee &ennsop, 70, 554 WIIton
Gtrabs; Snqusit in S9tDsbs.
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EabtpM mnb Seuebme.

= Die Oamen gance, 9rorea
Weiterlnno, Suttp unb 3insmeiitel
peroen bem 5rauenperein Der Srinitr
2utb. Stride in Der Wobnung be,
Srau 3insmsiiter, go. 302 5aplo,
9lpenue, gsllepus, am 9onneritug ein
&affeetrdn3den peranitalten.
= Serr 2ouis 3insmeiiter ben
9eaepue 1T GeitGfte baIbsr mad OenI
Often gereiit.
= Der 0opton Mens Club bat eint
WitelisOi6iftss s&asne inausurirt
ilno baben iid gu Oieiem 3iped alpei
5eams gebiIoet.
3, s. 3immerer BON Columbus.
O., befinoet Ii6 auf 9eiu6 bel lei
mem 9rit0er s. 20, 3immrsr an Der
4. unb aentOn Strabe, Duptpn.
- Serr Serman glugsbah BON b"t
6. 9lpsnue rpsilt ailf gsiu6 bei Serrn
Wiliam qugsbad in Gbicago.
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2okal.Derid)t
Seim Siir8ermeiiter
@ar seitern Yaitor u. Sterser, Der
meme Erebissr Der Camp
@aibinston Gemeinbe.

Serr @ai.or Or. q. Stereer, Der
befanntII9 Der @atioI8er BON 9sa'tor
SSobannes o.. @os on Der Gu. grot.
Camp GSaibineton Seueinbe iperoeH
miro, nla6te oeiiern 8ormittas giir.
eermciiter Spiesel feline Iuhpartlirg.
gr iiberbradte oen Staotoberbdupt
Elm iebr lisberspiirbie sebalienss
Giniibrlinssidreiben bonn giirser.
meiiicr gertins in Baltimore, no
Batter Sterser felt elmer Reibe bon
sSabren oil Der Greilaltisfeits. .8e.
meiu6e setpirft bot.
gijrgermeiiter Spiesel bieB Serrn
Baitor Sterger her5Iid ipiIIfonunen
uno ihrieb aud ioiort an giirgermei.
tier Gerfins in Baltimore einen fur.
gem Brief in tpeItem er ibm bic
8eriberilns CAB, oaB Serr 9aitor
Sierger b.s freunbidafiIidiien gnt'
gegertommens ieiteus Der bieiigen
itabiIid)en 8eborbeu ieber5eit uerii.
fert ieiu Tonne.
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ton selieftrt. Die eiIenbdbnen be-
retnen I.15 Die gonne unb bieIs
grddt III IN ben 4nseboten einge-
fdlohen. 9ie Yieter fparen. giue
2lib Goal 60 $1.90 unb $500; Re.
lance @pfe &c Goal Co., $1.SS; Ses
lpett, giselcip &: Yrocts, $1.95;
Martin &ingIsr. $2.07; ytep Miper
Ofto Goal 60, $1.95 nnb $500;
Wirb @pal Gp., $1.8O nno $1.90;
glnberionsSblfer Co., $1.95. Gin ans
gsbot Der Queen Gitp Goal 60. mub.e
5uriidseipieien iperben. tpeil basieIos
gu ipdi eintruf.
= Der aontraftor RiIep Garp.r
ipuree seitern i'm MuniSipalseridt BON
Ridter Sbant 5ur 3abIuns BON SO
nno aoiten periirtbeiIt, neil er mit
ieinem 2tutOmobil gu idnsIl burd Gle
Wtain Strabe fubr.
= Seirathsi9eins erlansten seltern
Sraolep SlagIe, 81, une @pa 2ena
Seisb, 18, beioe bon bier; Rup Stpos
barb, %, bon Slipe Brand, Sbio,
urb Gbitb Batter, bon SamiItoi; Yrpe.
Wdloo 9iIlsspie, "a, bon Baltimore,
Mb. uno Wartba Celia Smith. 20,
BON SrforS; DilIiam patrid Curtis,
81, unb Gleanor Rofe Sprnberser,
23, beioe bon 9amiltou.
- Der 7OiGbrise SOrace Carr,
gruosr bes WilIiam Carr BON bier,
puros porIsbte Ra6t IN Der Ndbe onn
Cortland, 81. o., pGbrsnb e 9ihl
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uno auf Der StelIs set6btet.
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beIisbt. gr pobnte felt Sahren go.
323 Sapton Strabe unb bint.rldbt
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Observation-Disclosures funsiren.
- Nrau anna Wis6monn, Die i'll
9to. Gil Rain Strabs einsn Gdnbr
2aben beiibt, beridtste Der ppli5ei,
bah ibr $50 aus einer &ommone I'm
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= 5rou geiTie @aite. bic Matrone
Der Yrot. Sinberbeimotb. beridtcte Der
poIi5ei, baB aug Der Gistifte in Ger
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gppinaton cine Qnsahl gbpuaren uEb
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Sdlofsimmer purbsn spei Siamunt'
ringe permibt. Cine qplpene llbr
llbr unb aeite. 9rmbdnoer etc. Iieb
Fer 1iCb Iieaen.
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traten oann nm 5ebn llbr Die GiifreIie
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