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The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
DAKOTA COUNTY.

County President, T. P. Moran, Hast
tngs. MINI.
Division No. J., Hastings-Div. Pres.
j. 81 J. Barrett, Hastings. Mimi; Vice
Rec. Sec, Thos. s. Ryan, Hastings,
Mimi; Fin. Sec, NJ. O'Brien, Hastings.
Mimi; ms. Sec, NJ O'Brien, Hastings,
Mimi; Treas. John Kane: Medical Elk
aminers, Drs. Peck and Brady. Meet
ings held on second and fourth Thurs
days of month in A. o. U. w. Hall.
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
wA0pcA COUNTY.

Diyisiea 10. I, Janssvtils-Psss3lsat.
Ea isseSth rs, 9lynn; Vice Pre-, 9eEaS
ply; Rec; Sec. Nary Dalton; Trssa,
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

County President, A. J. Powers, 314
Second Ave. ".
nl Diy,si91 No; l. v' p2SI,utsh Z, John
Z; T.. ;. Htgkins: ~ escond Ave. W.
r: Ftn. Sec. ". 7. Mcbride. q Superior
81; Treas, James LYON; Med. Exam
Bldg. Meetin9s are held ON iirst and
third wednoeday' Of each month "a
Cathedral hall. Second Ave. ". and
Fourth q - ~
Division No. 4. WEST Duluth-Prss.
Frank Sears. COT 1geeth Torty.ninth
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23

signed. Mr.. Parle received eleven
votes to six cast for Alderman Wal
ter Walsh.
In compliance with a request from
the Gaelic League the Wexford coun-
ty council have instructed their sur
veyor to make an inventory Of the
ancient monuments in the county.
Mr.. R. A. Rice said that in his dis
trict q very ancient castle had been
blown up with dynamite and the
stones used for road building.
The Corey Guardians have ex-
pressed regret at the transfer of Mr..
r. Kelly. L. g. B. Inspector. under
whose charge the Union had been for
the last ten years. Mr.. F. J. Nc
Carthy is the new inspector.
The New Rose Technical Commit
tee have appointed Mr.. G. Horgan,
Gaetic League Organizer to conduct
q special class for Primary and Sec
ondary teachers In the Irish lang
uage. history and literature. '
/, Wicklow.
Died-April IL, Mrs. Sarah Byrne,
The Irish standard., 1914-05-23
BIG STONE COUNTY.
Blue Earth COUNTY.

Division Ne. I. kankato-Eresidon
lnchasl 0'1rien. Carroll o.: VICE Fres.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
TARTAGL|A HUNTS
FOR TRAIL Of
FLOUR THIEVES
San Jose's Jurist- Sleuth De-
termined to Get Men Who
Stole Sacks from Albuquer.
que Mill.

Justice Pedro q. Tartaghlla. Of san
Jose. who is mis- Own police force. IL
busy working on the case Of Hour
thefts at the Albuquerque Milling
company mill. az Trumbull avenue
and south First street. Somebody
broke into the min sunday night ana
stole % sacks OF hour.
The min Is outside the city limits.
and Tartaghiia must work on the
case unassisted by the local police.
except for sneh casual aid a. they can
give him without interfering with the
Guys police business.
one little clue left by the thieves
petered out. There was a rip In one
Of the sacks stolen and a trail OF -four
was left In the road for about half Il
mile. That led to a yaoan house but
the thieves weren't found there and
The trail stopped. n is supposed the
either found the -four leaSing
and stopped Il or Tie trail WAS a ruse
to mlslead the officers. Tariaghlia IL
his precinct and hopes 10
run across a real trail In a day or two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
CHECKING UP FORAGE
PLANTS IN FORESTS

Many specimens of edible grasses
ana forage gr0wths In the Manzaro
forest are being received from rams
ers by Supervisor james D. Mullen.
The collection OF the forage growths
II being done In accordance With or
ders from the department al Wash
ington, which II pressing a systematic
enult 60 learn Just what stock forage
grows in the forest ranges, how Il
grows and In what quantities al diner
ent times The Information Us ex-
pected 20 prove valuable IN settihy the
best possible results from the age
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
ROOMS TO RENT FOR
FAIR WEEK SHOULD
Be LISTED NOW
New Mexico Cigar COmpany's
Store to Be Fair Week Bur-
eau of Information to As
sist Visitors.

Every one In Albuquerque who has
q room or rooms for rent during fair
week should list them AT once with
g. N. Sherwood. manager OF the New
Mexico CigaT company a. i13 West
Central avenue The New Mexico
cigar store. which for years past has
been the bureau Of Information for
the fair, will act In that capacity
again.
Albuquerque has plenty Of room for
any crowd that may come To the fair.
But the crowd this year promises 60
be a record breaker The unusual
number Of fair week conventions viii
bring many people who otherwise
would not oome 10 Albuquerque and
Il Is desirable that the listing OF rooms
be AS complete as possible. Ii will be
81 material advantage "a those having
rooms To list them az once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
SPECIAL SALE OF
SUITS AT THE ART
SHOP WEDNESDAY

Mrs Newcomer will extend to the
women Of Albuquerque an exceptional
opportunity Tor the purchase OF a
fall and winter suit on Wednesday.
september 3oth. She will put on a
special sale that day and viii Include
IN th" sale all Of her new suits pur-
chased FOR this season. The line in
osude seree- ana brocades aud is the
most attractive assortment fhe Art
shop has ever shown. They were
selected by a woman buyer who was
well acquainted with the tastes nf Al
buauerque women They viii be sold
al ti5 aud SEQ aud vii be found great
values for the money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
ENGINE READY FOR
NEW QUARTERS
OF FIREMEN
Apparatus Will Be in Shape
by Time Department Moves
in Work Under Full Head.
way Again.

Fun tide Of work has been resumed
ON the new city haU A he plaster
ers required were at work yesterday.
and The finishing Of the arst floor
and the dormitory of the Gremen up-
stairs VIII be- rushed to completion.
u viii be several days before the
fire department. the first section OF
the new structure To be completed.
Will be- ready tor the Central conn
pany Ry that time 1t : expected
that the new engine. which arrived
IN town yesterday, will have been
tuned up and tested out by the
American-La France company's ex-
pert and : q Central company VIII
start In business In their new quar-
tiers with n brand new apparatus.
Soon after the nremen move In Ia
l. expected - finish he police quar-
tiers and In move the force" Ia it's
new home. In the police section Of
the new hall II a strictly modern Jail.
with steel cells SET on a cement floor
and a separate compartment for
women prisoners. one Of the cells
will be "a steel box. into which no ray
OF light can penetrate. for refractory
or dangerous prisoners.
As told, the police court. which
viii be prepared for use. will serve.
temporarily a. a meeting place FOR
Abe city council The rayor. the
city clerk and the city engineer Will,
have spacious, light quarters.
Plans are being made Tor beauty
ing the grounds about the hall. with
most, n not an. al the ugly fencing
taken down, the sidewalks made
Smooth and trim ana grass plots
the structure, the city hall will
present an imposing and handsome
appearance. With glass in an the
windows, and the exterior finished
on, the hall will suffer nothing in
its outside appearance from the in
complete state o7 the second floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
DAY OF PEN|TENCE
FOR MEMBERS Of
JEWISH FAITH
Services at Temple Albert To.
night and Tomorrow Peace
Day to Be Celebrated Next
Sunday.

specio' services viii ae held &C
Temple Albert this evening and tu-
morrow in observance Of he" Day oi
Atonement Rev. Dt Noise Herg
man will conduct them Tonight =
s%ettice Will begin at 5Ib o'clock.
Tomorrow the service viii begin az
30 u'clock % ,ho morning ana viii
iHst practically All day
Special music. under the dircotion
of Prof stanley Scdci OF the Uni
ycrsitN 81 NeW McNlro. VIII mark the
Observance The genera public By
cordially invited to attend
The Day " Atunemcut n the most
solemn in the Jewish calendar. It
gives expression 60 the subllmest
teachings of the Jewish religion. ON
this day The children OF Israel hum
BILE themselves before God ia prayer
ana penitencc ana iu abstinence from
an WORLDLY cnrc and pleasure.
The purpose OF the day BE- clearly
indicated by ~ name. The syna-
gogucs are throngcd with worshipcrs.
whose numbers and fervor bear elo-
duout witness To- the Importance of
the day ana its hold upon the Jewish
heart
Feast and Peace Service.
The next holiday In the Jewish
calendar VIII be- marked locally by
"a peace aa well 40 a feast DAY serv-
Ice. The president has set aside sun
day, October ith, as a dav Of pence
services in the churches 81 the land.
ana ON that day fails the Jewish
Feast 81 Tabernacles Rabbi Berg
man has announced that in conrec-
ton with the Tabernncle's service
Temple Albert viii observe Peace
daN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

Herboth. painting, papering. i4s5J.
Get quality with right prices at
Observation-Disclosures a. co. Phone IS.
Fees Candy store Frosh. home
made candy every day.
\ special review OF Alamo Hive No.
/. l.. o. r. NJ. will be held at ESQ to-
morrow In J. .. O. r. hall.
Harness repairing while you wait
AT very reasonable prices. J. Korber
A co.
H. W Watkins of Klngman. Art
2oaa. ~ a guest at the home OF j. r..
L.uthy Tor "a few days.
Miss Eva Marsh Of BeIen. a former
resident Of Albuquerque was brought
to a local hospital y~csterday. suner-
ing from typhoid eve
Frederick Luthy.' son Of air. and
Mrs. j. =. Luthy. has gone To New
Haven To resume his college work at
Yale.
Mr.. n Mrs. :. l.. suffer Of Belen.
after spending a day n Albuquerque.
lett last night Tor Pennsylvania FOR a
visit.
Mrs. George ) Klock has called a
meeting Of the committee In charge
Of the better babies contest FOR 80
tonight NJ the Woman's club and
wishes all members To be present.
Ground for the erection Of a two
story building at Fifth street and
Central venue IL being cleared. The
structure viii be erected by =. +. Me
Gamma ~ Frank a. Hubbell.
James Norton. district of
the woolworth stores il In Albuquer-
Gs- 30 assist Local Manager Price In
Installing the stock IN the Aibuquer-
que store. He viii remain here until
after the opening on october 5th
All Royal Neighbors are requested
To meet az the home of Mrs. Frank
L.osey. 7i0 West Roma avenue. his
evening az 100 o'clock for the pur-
of making arrangements for a
rest room at the state fair grounds.
Special conclaye Of Pilgrim Com.
mandery No. s. knights Templar. this
evening at 7.30 O'Clock. FOR inspection
by the grand officers and work In the
order ~ the temple. All visiting Sir
Knights welcome.
Haights of Columbus. Council cal.
VIII hold "A special meeting tomorrow
night In 81. Mars hall at 5 O'Clock.
Important business. relative to the
WORK. viii come before the
meeting. and a fun attendance Is de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST. Tonight and
"Wednesday generally fair. not I
much change In temperature.
, ALHuQUERQUE WEATHER 4
, Tor the q hours ended az \
O'Clock thia morning.
Maximum SO. 4
Minimuu-t0. 4
Range-f0 4
At o'ciock-ha. I
Southws st winds
Clear I
Young hawks had decided 80 I
enlist and eo Ca war. and his 4
vile was %obiecting I
But darling he argued. I
} even " ] were killed. just think I
how fine 1t would bc Ca be the I
widow 81 u hero"
oh no, Wilfrid. pleaded the
} young wife earnestly. her mind 4
} reverting 90 a familiar proverb: 4
y would rather be the wife Of I
a live iackass than n dead lion
Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
PILLOW SALE AT
ART SHOP WEDNESDAY

A special line OF pillow tops. scarfs
and center pieces will be placed on
sale al exceptional prices for one day
enly. "Wednesday. September 30th. al
tae Newcomer Art shop. These viii
he found genuine bargains. az they
are superior In quality and design and
the price during this one day sale
Will be remarkably low. Free nstruo.
tion will be given IN embroldering the
designs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
IN
SPENCER,S CASE;
Jury

A. a good many lawyers who
watched the curse Of the trial eX-
pected. the Jury IN the case al spen-
Ger against Gross. Kelly A. CO.. for
see. goo. disagreed.
The case went To the jury last cVe-
ming al . o'clock. The trial took up
most OF last week. This morniug the
Jury reported o. Judge I,aynolds hat
II was unable 10 reach an agreement
and the court discharged them. Il -
expected that The cause will be
brought To trial again.
Under Judge Reynolds lnstruC-
Hons to the jury last n several
Ntrdlgts were possibie-f0r the plain
mn from $3.50 90 SEQ .00O. or for the
defendant, Gross. Kelly q Co. from
nothing 10 81. o on a conBter-cluim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
FELLEZ WITH
FL0URISHING A KNIFE

Ponto Fellez was arrested this az
ternoon In a saloon ON south Second
street, where ne Is alleged To have
iourished @ knife, The arrest was
made by ofncer Ed D0nahue. who
made a hurry-up trip by auto 10 the
saloon when the call for the police
came.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

To feel strong, have good appe-
lite and digestion, sleep soundly and
enjoy life, use BurdOck Blood nitterE.
the family system tonic. Price,
ti.O0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching skin trouble. use Doan's
Ointment. 4 little 81 Il goes a long
way and Il h safe Tor children sac
a box al all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

Vacuum carafes. permanently In
stalled In the loom OF nsw hotels.
viii disSand The lice water brigade,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

Never can tell when you'il mash a
hnger or suffer "A cut. Druise, nurn
or scald. BE prepared. Thousands
rely on DIT. Thomas Eclectic OH.
Your druggist sells Il. use and 5Oc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

Java last year produced 2.2ss
troy pounds Of gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

servia has ti2.OoO.ooo Invested in
Industrial enterprises
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

The Philippines produce 10000
pounds Of crude salt yearly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

q
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IL you fall to get your evening .
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

The sunday school exhibit, aTrang-
ed under the direction Of Mrs. add
son a IL n OF the most inter, sting
features Of the state convention. This
afternoon. Mrs. IIiil has q
tour" of the exhibits. at which time
6~ch ~ the department exhibitors will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-29

~ tontghts session Right Rev D..
-. Howden. Episcopal bishop Of New
Mexico, Will deliver an address on
The sunday school Motive This
ana an address by Mr. Pearce. the
visiting associate general secretary ~
the International association, viii be
In the Lead Avenue church.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-11
General Smith crlpGblt.

@qbreno Der SiBung Der @iotc
2eogue am SSreitag 9lbenO wuroe
General 6reoerif ". Smith einitim'
mig gum 8raliOenten gerpdblt. 8bo'
mas 81. ainlbaa murbe 5um Sije'
prGIioenten nieOererm6blt.
Gin glmenOement 3ur aonititll'
tion uerlnebrt Die 3obI Der 3iref'
toren pom neuu auf einunO5par8ig.
@s puroc bei6loiien, III 3ufunii
Die i1brli6e 8eriammlltng an 6lpet'
ten Greitag i'm 6ebruar a65ubalten
9os @artenfomite beridtete iiber
oie 91eiultate Der @runoitiidSper'
Ihonermg. Die glltersgren5e wur'
oe fallen gelaiien, ioOoB iebt aud
grpa6iene iid an ben aonteiten be-
tbeiliqen fonnen.
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(yonbcruenr ais 2anOItrafenar6siter.
gSirS als entcs Seiipiel uc6it aHbe-
Oercn IrOminenten anf
Der Strafe arbeiten.

glllrora, S5a., fl. 9lpriI. = glnl
is. glprtl miro @ouOernenr Dune
BON SSatitois uebit elmer an3nbl
onoerer prontinenter 9eriOnlidfei-
ten NIT gifc nno 5hauiel an Der
g[urora.glain 2anoltrGSe orbelten,
peld)e eincn 3beil Der trnnston'
tinentaIen Qiucolu GanoitraBe bill
0en miro.
9ieie g2itarbeit Der grominenten
lit elm 3betl Oes programmes Oes
erIten idbrli6en o@uten Sanoltra'
BeiitageS"
oye6er oieier gtrbeiter erb0lt elner
Shed ilber / Gent mo gDrelntit'
alieoifJaftsfarten Der sImericau Sc
Seratton Of 2abor, m1tcr3eidnet bon
Sanuel @onperS.
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Gtr. 6nrrta
Itifrt Abbittt!
@satn Der gerbnitnns nmerifani'
Idtr Marineioloatrn i'm Sa-
fen Don SampicO.

@oibinaton, If. 4pril. ~ Der
prooiIoriidr grGiioent Suerta bon
Merilo bat bei Der Regicrlng Der
Der. Staaten oie gerbaitung
auteriianiIher Wlorineiolouten III
9anpicc In a[ler 5orn glbbitte ae.
Ieiitct inO iofort ole 5reilolilng
Der geutc ougeoronet
@enrral Suerto iagt OaB oie mer.
ifariihe Jieaierltng Den gorfaIl
tief beOoure, oa er ibrem biSber
tets Deriolsteu Briu5ip onOeren gsa'
tionen geaelniber 5uiuiOerlauie. Der
Cberit Sinoioia neroe fiir ole Der
bqfthag Der 9lulerifauer otseiplI'
nariih 6eiiroit wtroen.
Der omcrifaniibe @eidditstrdger
O'Sbdughneiin melOete oem Staats'
oeparteucnt. oaB Oie @rtldruug Su'
erta's Der Brciie Der StaOt Dteri'
70 6r6uis 9lb0rud mitgetbeilt NOR
oen iei.
C6po1I bas staatsOeparteneui
deaen Die Wiaiienauspeiiimg Der
SDanier aus Wterifo proteitirt bot
beridltet aoniul !Somm Oennoh, oat
giaa auf ieinem 9luspeiiungsoe'
fret beitebe, aud beridtet Der Son
MI, bab 6as eigeutbmm Der Spa
nier foniiscirt meroe.
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SoOesnadDridJtcn.

sSrau 8iIbeImiua 9ortenlanger
Itarb frettag 9l6enO Inn 6 llbr III
ibrem @eim, 2125 Bancroft Stra.
Be i'm g(lter bon 64 Sobren. Die
8erItor6ene tpnroe in 8apern gebo'
rem lmo fam Dor etipn 80 Snbren
nit ibrcr SS1mifie rad3 amerifo
lmO glei9 nad Omaha. Shre 5a'
milie 8dblt 3r ben betanntelten
8eutIfen Ser 6iioieite rno Ole Ser.
Itorbene mar Elm eifrigeS MitgIieG
Der oeutiden fatbolii6en ct. So
iep6s STRIDE. S5br @atte lit ibr
Dor pieIen S5abren i'm 3oOe uoran'
oegangen. sic binterlQBt 5tpei Sob
ne, Sutton S. uno SOS. q. 9or.
tenIanger iut0 bier &G6ter, 6rar
8. 2embad, 6rau u. @tertet Sri
gsilbelmina q. lno SRI. Mtarie S
8ortenlanger. SeSbre 9eer0iglutf
finoct @}ontag 9iorgen Inn $40
pom Souie uno Inn 8 llbr Dor
Der ct. S25oiepbS Stride aus al
Dem 0elttideu fatbolii6en airdbo
in Siios0maba itatt gbre ibren
gln6enfcnl
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Stn. 6it6fo&
fnott DtiIau!
Sagt In irincr 9ltSr, Der @eiit nno
Suditabc Oss gaufseietsS
iunroe Derlebt

Naibington, If. Mpril. - Sena.
for Sitdcud's 9roteit seBcn Die
Ginberleibnng BON glebrosfa In ben
9aHias Gitn gleierpebanfoiritt Dur.
DC i'm 5enat NIT geiiaa auigeuom'
men. Ger Senator betonte, er
prcteiiire nitt ongegeu, oaB OMAHA
feline 4elcrDebant erbalten. ionoern
Dielmebr oogesen, onB Omaha einenl
Gniritt ougereibt iei, 5u oem es
geid1itlidl nidt gebore. 9aiielbe
argument iiibrte Senator Sliber
nit ge3ug aHi Rittsbnrob on. 90.
nator Sitdcod bob ber0or, OaB Der
Senat aus Dem @ritnoe banoeIu
miiIie, iueil Die ganfiers ii6 iher.
ten, ibren Broteit elmer gIn5abI
Ildnner Dor3ulegerL Ole cine unein'
aeidrGntte 9ontrole iiber Die gan'
ten Oes 2an0es ousiiben.
Senator Sithcod permabrte lid
entidieoen oogegeu, ais Oh er Die
gun0esreiernebeborbe nngreifen mol
le. SoI6e gLngriife ieien BON per-
Ihieoenen Ebeilen Oes 2auOes &C.
lommen, m0 er poIe iib ibnen
nidt onidlieBen. er moae einfat
geneismoterinl bon ben Stnoteu
iammeIn, Die Inn cine GeierpebmI
nadIudten, oie 9eoor5ugungeu
6urd Die Stimmen BON 7,400 gea'
tionalbanfeu gejeiat uno Die @riinOe
ouf mel6e oas aomite feline emo
giiltige @nti6eioiing baiirte.
Senator Salnes bemertte, Oaf
I6er Sdubamtsiefret1r iolhe aus
frnit All ertbeileu beobiiftige, no
raul Senator Sithcod autiportete
CT uoIle feline freiipiaige grflarrnl
Der gleierbebeb0roe, ionbern einC
6eItimnte glusfinit an ben Senat.
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glidIterIidlc Sbrannei scssn @irtbe.
Gieielbcn f0nnen lpeit eutfernt bon
iBrsm 8Obniibe prOjciIirt
iDerCen.

Die 9iiiriftrihter Sutton tnO
Sears bnbeu iid geipeigert, eiuen
ginbaItsbefebl gegen ienen 9rauh
Der 9lehtsanpdlte 81 erlaiien, in
cntfernten Counties BON giebraSfa
gro5eiie gegen Sdnnfmirtbe ongI.
Itrengen. 3eitpeiligc rihtrrlidle 9e.
ie9le, mel6e bier alGger oil Der
@erioIgung bon SdoOencriubfIngeil
perbinoerteL muroep altfgeloit
SuIlipan un0 9tait, meld)e Die
Gin6oItspro3eiie beantragt batten,
erflGrten ioiort, Dab iie Die Gitt.
iteioimg Oes Sbergerifts mtritfen
miir6eu. Sie gabeu jll. Dab Die
@eIebe bon g1ebrasfo Den Glogeru
oaS 9left geben, Shnnfmirtbe au'
berbalb BON Douglas Gouutp 81
pro5eIiiren, aber oob Die 8obl bon
@eridten. bic bunoerte pon WleiIer
entfenrt fiiiO, als cine Rieoertrahl
aegen Die @etrdnfeb6nOler 81 be-
tradten iei.
Die 9lnpGlte, neIhe aegen oil
8irtbe IiuO, fiibrien an, ooB agen
! ten bon giirsiduftsgcieIlid
ni6t in ieoem Golintp 81 finoer
ieien. 0orouf antiuorteten DE Bir
tbe, OaB. eS geiesmdBig III icoen
Sale moeIid iei, eineu Sro5el
in 2nncaiter GountD au5llItrengen
iDel6es in ongeneiiener @rttfcrmlnl
BON Smaba liese.
9as @eridt lpies onrouf allf oi
SbotIa6e bin, oie gbiidt Oes @e
| ieses iei, 8ro3eiie auBerbaIb 3oug
las Gollntp 3u seitatteu, neil Sma
ia nnaB" iei, imo Oesbal6 miro
Sie 3abl Der gerurtbeilten bier &c
ringer iein ais in trofcneu Conn
ties.
(Ga8 lit cine ionOer6are 2Illffni
| iunq BON @erehtigfeit. gs il
Die @tudergeredtigfeit. ober mid
.ilItitia pereat mnn1oe". 9. GOft.
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annfirmntipnsfeier in Glretna

@retit1, geebr., z Aprll - Vim
9olm1sonntna fano Die aonfirnta.
ton elmer aloiie bon ID Siinglin'
aen uno Ia s5ungfralen IN Der
6eutIfen Iltberiiden airde 81
Gretno, glebr., nltrf &aitor $. s.
ghniOt Itatt. Die Stride fonntc
foiim sic Menge Der glnbddtiger
faIian. @ie mar beioiOers id)or
nit glumen uno 9Iottpilan8en &C.
Id,niiidt; beIonbers i6on ntohter
iid 0er neue Soholtar ttno Oit
itelic Sfdn5eI, tpelde Elm @eihelll
oes Graaenpereirts wdren. 9i(
@IoIie Ielbit bate einen neuer
goufitein geidenft, Der IeiOer MIDI
rehtseitig eingetroffen mar. Dit
9beiluabme on oer Geier oes 81
albenomnbles tpar Die gr6Bte II
Der @eIdidte Der @emeirSe, ipeih'
Dur bier Sabren gegriinnet fpuroe
Qlni Muntog oieier ISOLDE lnadt'
Sic AlaIfc einen gIusfIug iladl Gnin
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Ge6enbnblerin einrr aGuisin ge
It0rbeu.

a1oilano, II. gpril. Die
SersoQit gugenia 81 2itta, fpel4e
am Sole oes peritorbenen &ont9s
Simbert bon StaIien cine groBe
RoIle ipieltc, itarb bier i'm Alter
bon 70 SSa1ren. Ole Ser3ogtlt
81 2itta mar BON gliibenoent Bd'
triotismus erfiillt, rno mdbreno oes
Samples fiir bte Ginigung Stolteus
mar iie es, lpclde Oie 6ralten Der
griItofrotie in Der aonboroei beran-
laBtc, iid 5u iueigern, Sofballe gu
bciuflen, 81 tpeldeu oiterretflite
0fii8iere gelnoen ipllroen.
Gor ieiner 9bronbciteiglltg be-
uies Scr Domaligc arouprin5 Sum
bert Ser Ser8oein iolde glninlert'
Iaudeit, baB ieine @emablin Wiar-
qberita lidl pernrlIaBt iab, lbren'
Shpieaerpater Dem aonig 8ittor
Emanuel g., ibrpn Gberins 5uriid'
suaeben, NIT Der Grtldrllrg, illt'
nidt trdgen Sn ipOllert iolait1c ote
Scr3oain ont Sole enlpfnngen iper'
| oe Wlit Der 3eit nDcr lieB ole
Ihrulic nnltuns beOcptrn0 llad) Il