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Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
Experience in Antwerp.

Rotterdam, Oct. 20.-Mrs. Creed
an English novelist, who has been get
ting war atmosphere, has related her
experiences in Antwerp. She re-
mained four days after the occupation
by the Germans and says:
"The musical concerts by the Ger
mans in the dead city give one pro-
found impression of desolation. The
bands play in the station square. The
streets, which are deserted, are strewn
with what fugitives abandoned and
filed with barking, moaning, abandon
ed dogs.
"It is remarkable that people who
are considered of various nationalities
have been able since the first day of
occupation to speak German with
great fiuency. Three men in the uni
forms of British officers were remark
able for their linguistic ability.
Before 1 left nearly all the force
which had besieged the town passed
through on the way to join the Ger
man main army operating in France.
A comparatively small garrison, chief
ly of sailors and marines, is left be-
hind.
"The situation created by Belgians
fleeing to Holland continues in de-
plorable intensity. There appears lit
tie reason to doubt that altogether
million and half of people have
sought refuge in Holland. AS people
here were before the siege of Antwerp
eating bread, the economic position
need not be emphasized.
"Strong moral pressure is being ap-
piled to the people of Antwerp to in
duce them to return but they prefer
starving on the roadsides of Holland
to the shelter of their former homes.
The young Belgians have received no
real assurance that if they return
they will not be made prisoners of
war"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
EXPERIENCES WITH
FRENCH WOUNDED
(By William G. Shepherd.)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Paris, Sept. 30.-(By mail to New
York. DIRTY and unshaven and
wearing filthy uniform, Jean Briege
Of the 72nd infantry, sat packed in u
little compartment of a train that was
soon TO start for Bordeaux and laugh
ingly told me how he had had his
hand shot off by German bullet.
liked him from the first for the way
he acted and despite his dirty ap-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
that his teeth were pearly white.

that his teeth were pearly white.
"It's over for me-" said Jean.
"Back to my electrical wiring in Bor-
deauxw He used a French slang
that showed he was fully city broke.
"Ever since / was a kid I've been
waiting for this European war and
now its come and gone for me. All
my lights at the armory, all my two
years in camp-pouf! All for this!
Just a ride on a train, hell of II
slam bang of bullets for six hours,
few days of ducking around on
farms and in forests and Pm done.
l lifted up my hand to point out a
German nand-pouf!-my hand is gone
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-20
THOMAS r. WILSON.
Vote California Dry
Steamer Catalina Burned.

Portland, Oct. 19.-The staemer
Catalina, a 100000 freighter, owned
by the Grace Steamship company Of
New York, was burned to the waters
edge on the Columbia riveer, 30 miles
from Portland, yesterday. She was
beached in time to save the passen-
gers and crew, with the exception Of
Fireman Gus Johnson, who was burned
to death. The fire was caused by the
explosion of quantity of ammunition.
Vote California Dry
Let us stop that aching tooth. Inn
perial Valley Home Dentists. 143
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

day Justice OKesfs In the Court Of
Special Sessions. told the prisoner that
he felt like apoiogizing TO the GRIM
inais In the prison for asking them 10
associate with him. Wagner had plead
ed guilty to q charge Of fraudulently
obtaining employment.
In January. 1913. Wagner put an
advertisement in a newspaper solicit
ing . position as q farm superintend-
ent H. L. Waldo. an importer Of
chemicals, saw the advertisement and
on the strength Of q recommendation
agned "R- b. Anderson" Wagner was
appointed superintendent Of Mr.. WAL
dos farm at Brooklyn Centre, Conn.
Late In the summer OF 1918 Mr..
Waldo found that Wagner was SELL
Ing the products Of the farm under
his own name. He also learned that
the signature ON the Recommendation
was In Wagner's handwriting. % In
November Of the Same year he dis
CHARGED him. Later Mr.. Waldo's
daughter told Probation Omcer Swan
that Wagner had asked her to marry
him. She consented to become his
wife and Wagner produced an agree
mont, which they both signed, and
which. he told her. made her legally
married to him.
She discovered later that Wagner
has . wife and four children. He will
serve six months In prison.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

East Twelfth street, who on March
Is entered a saloon at No. Az East
Eleventh street and at tho point Of
rsvolvers held up the proprietor and
stole $50. wore arraigned for sentence
for assault In tho second degree.
Being first offenders" Judge Ro.
salsky said, you would be entitled.
" I sent you 10 Sing Sing prison. TO
an indeterminate sentence Of not less
than two years and six months and
not more than five years, q sentence
inadequate TO the crime you commit
ted. There In n section Of the Penal
Laws. now almost obsolete. that per-
mits mo TO send YOU to the Peniten-
tiary on Blackwells Island for the
full term and TO impose fine. The
sentence Of the Court Is that each Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
PRETTY BABY DESERTED.

As pretty q two-year-old boy a. ever
q mother would want to brag about
was found wrapped up In a blanket
to-day. apparently abandoned: on the
iyn. Policeman Deane Of the park sta.
ton came across the little fellow. who
did not secm to be at all worried al
being outdoors and exposed to q cold
drizxle.
The baby was clad in two nigh,
dresses, a white cap and stout stock
ings. The blanket wrapped about him
was good and heavy and he was amply
took a peek at his big. blue eyes and
dark hair, pronounced the little fellow
a beautiful buster of boy and Dor.
rowed an automobile. He hurried his
md to the KINGS county Hospital
TO find HIS parents.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
THREATENED GIRL;
Goes TO W0RKHoUSE
Judge Scores Youth and Has His
Friends Driven Out of
the Courtroom.

Aftsr . stormy session IN Yorlrville
Police Court to-day. William Eek.
stein. . gaudily dressed young man
vas sent to the workhouss for SIX
months for making . scene at Broad.
way and Fortieth street early Mon.
day morning. when hs threatened q
beat Anna Kaminsky. . seventeen
ysaf-old daughter Of Woodworking
parents, with whom she lived At No.
% Clinton street until she became
acquainted with Eckstein several
months ago.
IDA Kaminsky, . younger sister,
was brought to court by the police a.
Q witness. She 10 . working girl and
lives at home. Ida showed letters
from Eckstein to her threatening
Anna With injury unless the family
influenced her TO earn more money
on the streets and give II to him
Magistrate House dirsctsd the
forcible expulsion from the court.
room during the hearinS Of nint OF
tan young men Of Eckstoin's type
who seemed intent on Influencing the
witnesses. He spared no names In
characterising tho prisoner and his
method Of making . living. Then, al
IDA Kaminsky's request, the oids,
sister vas committed 70 the HOUSE
Of Mercy until she 10 eighteen.
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you be imprisoned in the Penitentiary
for four years and eight months and
In addition pay q fine of $1,000 each.
and IN default Of the payment Of that
fine you are to be kept In the Peni-
Tertiary one day for each dollar"
This means that both youths will
have to spend seven years in prison.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
REEVES OBSOLETE Law
TO PUNISH GUNNER
Judge Rosalsky Invokes Forgotten
Statute in Case of Youthful
Desperadoes.

Judge Rosaisky In General Sessions
to-day put In force a long forgotten
law adequately to punish hold-up
mon. Two youths. Charles Gone,
seventeen. Of No. 2ii Avenue A. and
Frank Russo. eighteen, OF No. 437
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
4 MAP or MExICO m NEXT
SUNDAY WORLD.

A splendid geographical and railroad
map o. Mexico In eoIors, showing sIl
to~ns, eitlss, raIiroads, mountain
ranges, etc.. VIII be presented on the
World Magazine next sunday. This
map 10 stiii In the map makers hands,
being brought right up 20 date. Order
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limited.
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Daaksp O. =. 0i1erA Dice.
JAMESTOWN. n. T., April ~
Charles H Qi6ord, vioc.Prestdsut Of
following IN apoplectic stroke.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-06
Tabtpn nnb Senepae.

- Cine arobe 9lrBahl 9teiialeri8er
botte iid CUR @rrinnlnlliIna ocs Ton
tnuer Staotratbs einsei,irocn, oo oic
9i,ensiragc aui ous Sapet fam. Eos
2iSens. .aomrittee beriftete, onb o'r
9rotcitc gennu aepriiit unb Die lln'
.erIGIriften urteriiidlt nliroen, che
Oas apmmittcc ioI9cnben 9erlhi
alisorbeitete 2iSenien erbolten sln'
orcr 9llerhinn 6rnnf sllcroing, Sp.
grufnmp, ,Soi. 8orbau, Sulius Si'
ber, ,<ohn Norruell, Ben Oiierba9e
,oenru Reders, @m SdlIcllter, Z. u.
Subre, ,Soiepb 1bicl mo Ben Sode.
9i3enicn inter Der Scoinginl9, odj
lie bon niln oil mebr oroentlihe go
falc betreibcn perben crbicltcn
,Frnnf 9auman, !. G. Soirihbnd),
,Sobu @onnan, =. uno 6. aern imo
S. g. Mund. SoQten bieie Die 8cicse
iibcrtrcten, 0nnn iollcn Die SiScnien
cnt,oacn merben. Die @eiutle pon
2cm Mortin uno 9tesbit lnlb ,Sergli.
ion rurocn abacpieicn. Ter Scri6t
lultrbe nit 3 aegen 3 Stimmen ongc.
npmmen. Cine Grbinnn5 fir ben
9nu eines 9lbaugsfnraIs oil Der
S'JoQen glpcnue, 5rpiiden Der 8. iino
10. 9loeuuc, nnb iiir beu llmbau DC,
8. suenue. Slpiid)en Der Terrace imo
&inc Strabe paiiirtc Die criie sc.
iing. - 7ic 9lngebote iiir @rlnn.
ouna pon San6 imo aies ipurbcn &c.
5iiuet nm tot Die @ore Gompanp
5000 bro Snbr unb bic Z. :. Sall
So. $75 pro SSnbr. sIls ons War,
slnacbot our slbitimnllrg porgelegt
murbc, uuroe es niebcrgeitinnit uno
Der Gonpnnp 81 peritcben aeacbcr,
Eob iic aifboren miiiic, Sano uno
Sites pon oem G)iouier 81 cntfernen,
lis cine ,Sorocrurg bon $50 bejnbIt|
lit. - Iie Serrer glnorcn Sdleiein,
,Sbi. Sd)no mn 1tobn @oIfer lpiirocn
III ben Steuermls9lcihilngsrotf ge.
lpdblt. Rcdniinaen Si,m getraee uon
S270 iplroen 5ur 3abling oitgepie.
ier.
81. 2. Willians BON Canton er.
lanete einen S6aftsbeicbl gesen Olie
Stone, Der Inn nit Dem geben be.
brobt bobcn icIl. Ter 8aa fommt
enoe Ger 8ode iur gerbnnoluns.
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- Sn ieiner Wobnuna ylo. 334
Oregon Girabe iiiirsis seft.rn Rads
mittaa Der "a Sabre at. 2eon abs
boit riidlinas bi. 9rspps binob unb
brad ii9 bic bintere ShGbelbede.
abbott mubis mad bcm itdbtifden
aranfenbaus eebradt iperben.
2ln Der Wbiteman Strabe irat
aeiiern Der AZ Sabre ulte Genmnn
RopaI BON Ro. ASS Dabion Strabe
auf einen Gummiball, nit pelhenl
lid, ainber beim Spiel persniieien
unb iiiirste oatei 3u gobsn. Ourh
ben Sturs bat Rcpal elnen Beinbrufl
srlitien unb mubie mad bem itdoti;
f6en arnntenbaus iiberfiibrt iperoen.
- Die 6 ;5abre dlte Reserin Gnna
purear bate Iid an einen Wogen ans
gebanat unb fprana BON bemielben on
Der Gutter unb aenpon Strdbe Sm
ielr.n Woment paFirie elm gtuio bic
Stelle unb rib bas Mdtfen nieoer.
Der Center bes arnftipaaens artpur
Trib, bon glo. 4257 5amilton 4penue,
brad,te bas ainb na4 Sem Seton Sos
fpital, fpof.lbft feiisefellt ipurbs. Sab
oas Heasrmdbhen nur einige leifte
abihirfunaen baponIeiraeen bat.
Rad glnleaen sines 8,rbanbes ionntc
bag ainb in bic elterIihe Wobnuns
suriidfehren. @
g 3p.ds peffonliGsr Si6erheit
'tpuroe seitern abenb 5bonias WcJdo'
Rim. ron 20. All Belts Strdbe, in
Shubbafi eenommen. wteGaooin
fpirbe on Der Canal unb Walnlt
Strabe nit einer fart blutenosr
aopflpunbe aufsefunben nnb bee
Taann erildrte. bab ibm bic 9erfpun'
bung BON sinem unbeiannten Want
nit ein.m aniippel beisebrd4t Dorben
Tel. Dem WcSobbin tpuroe i'm 5o'
fpitol Elm 0,rbanb anselest. Die Uers
punbuna 1T cine nur unbeoeutenb,.
Den Tb1ter founte Der 9erIeste nitt
ndber beseiflnen.
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Gterblidfeitsberitht.

g1abcl 9ioth. 10. 1905 Drills suc,
Worrpoob. 2cbcrlcioen
glmanba Smith. 50, 221 8rant
Strabe, ,3udcrriibr.
Charles Sopfins, 20. 1910 Weit I.
Gtrabc, @ciif)ttroie
9oniie Shubler. 46, 23i6 Gopiic
Strobe, Scr5leiocn.
gliiabcib YIadc, 81, S15 State
Gpe., Hicrenleioeu.
Charles Iencto. ~, Infotn Sotcl.
gliercnIeiben.
D,idacl Ron. 81, ct. 9saricn 80.
ipitnl. Nicrenleibcn.
2nrcnj Stepbens, 90. 1929 Soutb
aubtrn glpe.. 9ungencntjiinbing
2clis Gcrtble, 81. li9 siuolnp
Strnbc, Observation-Disclosures
Mi1iam Mcinfina. 45, Ninton
Roab. SnaueIt in Sdppcbc.
@eorse Gbonep, AZ. Sillsboro, o.,
,,naiieit in Sd)rpebe.
Dlarie Gtten. 3. 4oS Neit WeWi.
den glpe.. gunacnent5iinbuna.
Sarab Sbaier, 2. 6f0 Git ;Sront
Strnbe. 2ungcncnt5iinbuna.
2rebcricfa Cpermeicr, 72, 1911
Carolina slpc., NicrenIriben.
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- 9ic siuooIpb alcpboltc 60
bon Cincinnati bot Die $4,000
BONDS pon gromlep, bebufs eincs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iibernontnlen
9ie Company iibernabm Die Bombs
iiir 9aar nit aiifgelaliienet 3inien
unb $14 Yrdntie.
- gtettic Marib lpurbe I'M Sir.
ci,itgeridte fiir irriinnig erfldrt mo
ibre lleberiieOeIlIng nadl 2eriugton.
&p., angeurbnet,
Sm girciiitgcridlte, 9iid)tcr
Sracp's slbtbeil, lit Die $4,000 Sha.
fenerlatflnge bon 2ouiS Goben gegcll
Ben 5bonlan III Sfpebe.
Serrp Yctitt, bon 9to. 1lt5
Gburd, Strabe, eiiS.Gopington mur.
De auf 8etreiben ieiner @attin pegen
unuroentlihen 9etrneens ibr geeen.
iiber in Saft 9enonnen. gr battc
$907.51 in 9nar lno ipeiserte lidj
Siirgidait 81 iteIlen ober auf 8ort
entlaiien 6u perben. gr tpurOe oaun
eineeiperrt.
= lin 6 llbr aeitern slbeilo foai.
birte ein gluto. inocm ii6 eirige
Gamen 6eian0Pn, nit einem Ieiften
Springlpagen eiucs Serrn 6olt, ant
Cincinnati @noe Der S1ngcbriidc.
8ols pliroc aus Dem Su9ep geiflcu.
bert, fam aber unperIest oopon. GaS
9Iuto fubr onnn geeen bas Giiense'
ldnoer unb puroe bierourh cine %.
me perlett. Che ausfiiloig ecnad)t
lperoen foi,ltte, tper Die Came mar,
fubr oas slilto bereits oapon.
Soirp6 Sd,obcl, cin garbclcrf
Der 9 ll1o u. Giienbohn, rpur6e ae.
iicrn nadJ Dem ct. Glliobetb SoipitoI
9cbraft, no ibm SbciIe Der Sanb,
Die er 5crouetidltc, ontpi,tirt perbcu
nitbten.
Ho6crt genn, Gr.Staotraths.
luit9lieb bon Suolom, an,. liegt in
iciner @obnung an Der !0ap llno Gar.
neal Strobc, id)lper erfranft onrnie.
Ger unb 5pciielt man ou icinem aui.
fommen. Sein 9ri,ber in aanios
Sitp ruuroc teIegrapbiif benadrif-
tigt.
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Mnfdne.

= geim 4nbrsben bes alutomobils
lieb Der Chauffeur SoIepb JmIid. 30
5ahre alt. bon 30. 2426 NDsit 6. Ctr.
ben 6ebel au fritz los, poburd Der.
feIbe suriidfdnelIie unS aeasn bi.
anieffeibe bss Wdnnes fdIua. sSm.
lid ipure bon bem Saufs gao. 479s
Spring Grobe 2fpenut, no lid, ber
llnfdlI treianets, miitelt poirolautos
ndd bsm Belts Gtrabs Sofpital &C.
braft.
geim Spiel auf Der Sirabe Dor
Der eIterIiftn Wobnuna no. 1920
ganf Gtrdbs. ipurbs geitsrn Tahmits
tag Der 8 SABRE alis Rspmonb Dlep.
ere bon einem BON 6. y. CUB seleni.
ten anio nieDerselporfen. Der Hnabe
bat aIiidli&eriD.ife itins DsrIebunsen
bobonsetrdeen.
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Bel brm llcbcrfnl auf aennrtll 9ar'
men theiIscnommen jn lindeu.


atnn.tb gdrnsn, bon Ro. TIA Oit
pearl Strdb,, Der in Der Samitai
Ra8t an Der pite Strabs uno SrienS'
hip 2lqsp BON brei perionen iiberfol.
len uro mibbanbsli tpurbe. bsfintei
ii6 in bsbentIi9em 3uiiaube i'm itdo
tif6en 6oipitdl. SIM 4uftrnge be-
9erlsBtsn sripirfie Jripin 4bboit Don
go. 326 Oit peorI Strdbe einen 5dft.
Eefebl nse,n peridieoene gerionen,
fpslhe beihulbist finb, BON S6lnss
rine.n uHb WefIern Gebrau6 stmnf;
5u bob,n. Der @erleBte bat einen
M.Teritih in ben aopf baponsetra.
gen. 9i, anseflasten fino gbparb
Sp,n.p, Diliam St,iton unb Della
Srommsl, ale i'm Sdufe Ro. 214 pi,e
Strabe pobnbaft. Der 4nlab Su ber
ueberfuq ion elm Worisef.dt iibtr bic
@erp.ig,runs Der S6antli5ens b.s
9drnsp asp.ien iein. unb bic perbdfs
tst. Srau lpirb beidulbist, ben Wdna
nern iniofern peiitanb Bel bsm llebsr.
fda seI.iitetst au baben, als fis BEN
Opf.r einsn Rod iiber ben appf
porf nobur9 bic 9urfhen IN.
gebinbert auf Uarnep einitlnstn
tonntsn. Die Grdu beitrritet, ii9 IN
Der Weifs an bsm llsberfd1 bttbeiIist
Su babsn. fonbern bebauptet i'm Ges
s.ntbeiI, gdrn.p. Der friiber einma!
BEL ibr g.pobnt bate, befdiiBi 3u bus
ben.
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ltnier Msent in SamiIton II
Serr GbnarS grnf, 449 Sii6 simit,
sfrakc. 8ra Sci. 476 g., Gpml
Thunr 1851 q.
- Bertha Wldn Webbsr, seb. SalS
mann, bic @attin bon Sarrp Webber
itarb poreeitern Mittds in ibrer Wob
nuns in Der HGbe pon 2inoenpalb III
utter BON 3 4Suhrsn ON Der IusSeh
runs. Sic bintsrlGbt ben Gltten mi
cine 9o1ier.
- Sobn 0ogel BON Cincinnati
tpel9er poriqe Dohe in Der Hdbe Dor
Goteotto bon ,insm Giien6abnSne
iibsrfabren unb getDotet lpurbs, il
esitern Woreen bier oitF Dem Ct. Ste.
rhens Griebbofs sur lebten Rube be-
ffuttet iporben neil bic 6dmilis ir
Cincinnati unidentified 1T.
- 9lrtbar Stroub BON 442 Goutt
Gbeniie, lpeIter Oorseitern 2lbenf
Selbitmorb beeiua, inoem er iih boz
sinen @iitersus mari, iiammt aus
asntudp. mo feline Gltern tpobnen. Gr
beiratbete bier sSrl. pduline S6iilt'
heib.
Walter Glart. 18 Sabre nlt,
ipsIdsr nit ieinsn gltern Ro. 1905
Sobn Strnbe pobnte. tpurbe seiterr
Der g}olisei als p,rmibt arsemtlbei.
Der Siinslins ioa in S.IelII9aft Don
-Sberman Durham uno u. Wolfsii
nud Detroit, Rid., sereift iein.
Gauro grelpsr bat Ridmono
grsper ipessn sruntiu6t unb glifts
rerforsing auf Saeibuns perilasi.
9as paor bsiratbtte in WibbIetopn
ar %. DECEMBER 1910.
Rubp sropbribs: bat Charles
Sroip6ribse auf 2llimente pertlagt
uno eibt als Gruno an. bdb ibr @dt.e
Rehtsdnpdlie ensaeiri.. lin lie su Be.
.influisn, eine Sdsibunesilos. s.sen
i'm einsuisiien. Das p1ar bnt sfpei
ainoer.
Robert Fdtliff bat aotberirc
Rdtliff uuf SdSioung pertlast unb
gibt als @runo an. bab er BON i.iner
i5ral i'm Sttobsr 1913 perlaNen ipur.
os. Das qaor beirdtbets in Wibblss
topn am 19. Suni 1905 unb bat elm
ainb.
SdroIb S..n,, 20. Winripes,
Monitobn, upo Selen Warsusrit:
Minnit, 18. Srforb. erldneien einen
6eiratbsihtin.
r. n. gilIineslea gr=Mitali.b
Der 2esisIntnr, fpel6er in bem benaa.
bdrter gstbanp ippbni. bat IiH al:
aanoibot fir gountps squoitor anaes
ntIbet.
- 3tz friibere pplisiii syrant g.
9rppn bat feline Rsiisnntioa als prG.
iibent bes Standardization
ems eineersibt inb 2lrtbur Walfe
ipurbe an isiner Sisll. ernanni. Z.
6. Blair lpurbe an Stene BON 4rs
thur mcI'c dIs 9i5sprdfio.nt eripGbli.
= 9ns 9erbor Ses WirtbeS Nm.
Q Utter. tpeIt.r bei6ulbist 1T. on bic
minosrjdbrige Martbo @rnc. gpers
a.iitige 9etrdrte pertauft su bab.n,
lrnrbs i'm Wunisipals.ridt Bis nGts
fen Wontag oerThoben.
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Uferddnts dnb Wiebdnics gdu Vereiil
an sobn Seibert, Got on Der Yerrr
Strabe, 0apton; 81. Uaarsaretf
Donalbion an Bertha 9inblep, 80
Iub an Der 2inben Ips.; 81.
- Della Ddrren erbielt i'm areiss
aeriht bic Sdcibuns por 5raneis ID.
@arren unb bic Sbbut iber ibr ainb.
Gbeihsine. 3. u. 8edmeper, 80.
bon Gbieaso, unb @snss Selebdntep,
SO. bon ge0epue, &b.; gllpbonTe
@ates, "a, BON ysepport, an., unO
Wiaraaretbe gurtbarot, %, pon st.
Sbomas. ap.
Die StuIsaommiFdre bdben
9pnnerftas, ben II. Suni, fir bic
S6luBfsier fcitgeiebt, bic i'm Sempis
5beater itattfinbet. Die alaHe 6eitebt
aus AZ 9lbiturienten.- Die 3eniuss
aufnabme aeist, bdb in giepport 6779
I4ulpflidtigs ainoer finb. geeen SOIL
i'm 8prlabr.
= Die @mpfebluna BEG 2i3ens'
Gommittees bes Ddpioner Stabts
ratbs, bergemGb benz Wirtb 9. Res
bitt an Der 6. unb 9errb Strdbe bic
2iaens perlpeigert iperosn foq, bot ben
Weo mad benz 9reiseeridt sefunben
Hesbitt erldnsts aeitern Radmittds
Elm sYerfdbren eegen
Moppr Guinbp unb bic Witalieber
bes 8aptoner Stabtratbs, nm bieie
su sfpinsen, ibm cine 2ijens gu geben,
ba er lid teines 8erssfens Ihulbis
aemott unb feline Wirthiduft INNER
crbentli6 aefiibrt babe.
- Das 9luto Utappr 6elmbolb's,
bds BON ibm ielbit gelsnti purbe, iols
libirte nit einem 9lutosSrud Der
llnipn 2iabt, Seat anb pOper So. an
Der A. unb Operton Gtrabs. Der
Manor fu6r oitIit an Der 4. Strabe
unb bos 2luto Der 2iahi So. norblid
an Der Sperton Strabs. Der Wsdpor
poqte sinem gDaaeu auslpeibent dls
bic Splliiipn erfoIste. Seioe ardfts
lpaasn purben fart kihGoigt. IS
lpurbs ieboh Risnlanb oerlest.
2lm 0isnitaa, ben 19. ylai,
iperoen bic peri6ispenen 5reinldurers
ooaen Repports auf Rem Dampfer
.Sslanb Qu,en" cine Wonbno9ts
grturfion peranitdIten. Dus arran'
aements, ,aommittee beiiebt aus fol'
qenoen 6erren pon Der Repport Goms
manorp: 6rant Srinn, 8. 20. abbott
unb &. RsbhuuIer; bon Der Olipe
Brand Chapter: 6arrp Rep.r. 6rant
DdmpIsr uno Gbns. ). Summsrs;
BON Der Robert gurns acae: u. u.
9oterion unb 6. 3. 8ater; bon Der
gletpport 2ose: j. 8. 0unter.
- Serr Im. aamp, gieentbiimsr
bes 9rinteb 9beuter, nno 5rl. Carrie.
9ofter bes Strabsn aommih hdrs
cSohn 5ren BON Der 6. unb Wloin Ctr.
0abton, Sn., tperben heute Vormltta9
burd gfep. Bernard 6reifentdmf IN
Der Ct Hrantistus 9ir1e in Ddntor
ebeiit psrbunben.
- Der WGttsnsalub Der yleippors
ter surnoemeinbe beronitdItet am
Samitaa 9l6enb einen fog. calico
bop. Die 9lniidnbsoumsn limb bic
Gamen ga6niunn, 3iesler, Gonier
unb Mahathd.
= eins sebnsDaiss BaHerl.itunsss
rDbre Iprono geftern Nc6mittas an
Der II. unb 9ort Sirabe unb bas
rib bic Strobt auf, ebs bds'
Ielhe aboebrebt lperosn tonnte. Supt.
Ri6aros lieb rem S6aoen iofort nus
beFern.
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geben. nit Der Giiitbeiluna Der ucr,
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