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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
FISHING SEASON GETS
 EARf.Y START AT SIgKt

eThe fishing season IS already nef gmnmg at sitsa said Charles a. ae- Grath, of Silka. who came over to iu- neau as iurymon, but was excused by Judge R. W. Jennings yesterday. "This Is several weeks earlier than usual, he continued. rhe demand just now Is largely for herring for halibut bait. Several vessels have been in at port seeking to purchase herring. Just before ! left the Booth Fisheries Company owning the cold storage plant at Sitka, let large con tract Go W. J. Hanlon for herring that win be kept to sell as bait to the halibut lshermep.
 Mir McCratb win leave on the Goor- gla tonight for sllka. where he IS g leading merchant
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
R BEERE'' MAY
 BE lNVEST E.I0

Reports Of Che brewing as sitka ot enear-bear. since the old capital city went dry may be invesdgated by the Federal gfaud jury nos In sesion The grand Jury VIII be asked to return ne dietments it is reported
 There are several Sitsa caso3. inc yolving Che chargo of aelfng or gi7ins liquor to ndians Which the grand lpry ls to thresh out Among ,ne eeteila- ants which have been bound over by tho United States commission at slg- l,a are Mr and Mrs Peter Baoi who are accused Of selling malt hquof to Natives. The Bab.s were in Juneau sunday. on their way to San Francis co. Babi recently closed his saloon at Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
s..l Rooord. Are shoMn.

Best Records Are Shown.
 Interesting and new is the feature in the new spaulding official Athletic Almanac, which has been published for 1915, showing batch of diagrams of the best records since 1888 in Che stan dard events This shows at glance how often the record has been brok- en and by whom The almanac was founded by the late James D. Sullivan and is a complete record Of the years doings on track and field in this coun- try It also contains valuable inior- nation concerning tho championships of foreign countries.
 AL. Hill, president of the Amateur Athletic Union has assumed the task of selecting on Ali4lmerican team based on last years periormances. His selections were recently publish ed in these columns.
 President Lill also selects the fol- lowing All-American college team for 1914:
 100 yard. E. ?. Drew; 22O yard H. II. Seward: 40 yard J D. Meredith SsO yard Dave caldwell; l Mile, s.. l.. Speildng; 2 miles, ]. S. Hoffmirei 120 yard Hurdles, F. w Kelly 20 yard hurdles 6 B Ferguson' running high jump W M 0ler running broad jump, P G. Nordell' pole vault C.. Bergstrom putting l6 pound shot, t. l.. Beatty; throwing l6 pound hammer, F. P. Bailey; cross country D. 2. Rot ter
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
slusE BAPPCINgb aNT
 REPAYS oHB DEBT

4 Washington alsnaeh m Che se. ottle Times gives an aeeclm, of how Auomay-General Thoms Greg ory repaid au old debt Of gratitude when he caused the appointment oi James A smiser to be United States District Attorney m Alaasa. The Washington correspondent wag com fused over the location of Che office for which MT smiser was nppointedl roierring to itas Q FairhonRs Instead of Juneau. However here is Jhe story as it appeared in the Times
 Wnen the nomination of James 4. .smiser to be United States atiorney for the Fairbanks district Of Alaska was submitted to the Senate, attorneyGen- erai Gregory bald 9 debt of gratitude for fayors done in his atruggling youth
 "smlser is lawyer reaiding 10 60. lumbia. Tenn He and Gregory at' tended the Webb school ot what was called Kuleoka, Tenna and while there misors parents showed Gregory many kindnesses.
 AIhen the time came to distribute federal patronage iu Tennessee, Greg- ory wanted to appoint smlsor United States attorney for tho middle district of thot State. senator Lnke Lea had another man for tho place and landed his man
 Gregory, however ad not consent to this appointment mtiI had found a place for smiser The place was the Farh0nks district of Alaska. This suited smlser and be waa appointed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
YUKON TERRITORY IS
 PREPARINe EoR FRICTION

Yukon Territory Is preparing for an election to choose members of the Ter rltorial Council which will be held at an. early date. Revisors, appointed by Commissioner George Black recently are preparing new voters lists AS soon as their work shall have been completed, the Commissioner will dis solve the old Council and issue 6 call
 for an. election.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
 ALASKA BUREAU NAMEr

Seattle Post lntelligencer-lne exc cutiye committee of lhe Alaska bureau of the Seattle chamber of commerce., as announced by Chairman Scott 0. Bone. Of the bureau, includes besides former President Chilberg, the ioiio~ ing: Jaems A. Haight John F. Hart man. Falcon Joslin. Maurice D. Lee by, A. II. soelberg, Charles c. Heiiner D. B. Burwell, ,. E. Edwards, A. w. Leonard. L. B Peoples. William Pig ott, E. G. Anderson, ]. C. Ford q. J German. s. II. Hedges, D. h Weo ster
 The above. with J. C. Lang, vice chairman. and J. l.. McPherson' secre tary elective officers. will constitne Inc executive committee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
JAMss KaLER P0RsEa.

Jim" Kaler has succeeded Fred s. CH6 as Durser of the steamship SeoE. gla and will be aboard the little mail steamship when she leaves for sitka at 12 o'clock tonight Purser Ciiii has taken a position as assistant to Tom Banbury. at the municipal dock
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
aEoIIoM ths saII5

"Follow the Bait
 Percy Haughton probably Che most successful football coach of all time, says the success Of the Harvard team in the past has been due very largely Go the fact tbat he has ordered his men to follow the ball Percy made those remarks recently when asked to ex- plain his great work accomplished by Harvard. But Percy as You will no tlce. didn't reveal the secret of how he gets hia men to carry out his or. wers
 The fundamental principal of foot. ball coaching Is Hollow Che ball Every coaoh In the country tries to drill it into his men But few succeed. |T.aughton succeeded where others have failed.
 lf Haughtoa would unbosom him. self Co the point where he will tell how ho handles the men under him 80 that they win follow the ball every minute during the game, he will be conferring large favor upon Francis Hinkley of Yale. and other coaches. They instructed their men to follow Inc ball But 1t didn't do much good. About Che only thing the Yale fellows did against Harvard was Go follow the Harvard ball toter-two jumps in the rear.
 How did you do t. Mir. Haugton? Did you club the boys on the knob and threaten to club them some more if they didn't follow the bail? or did you threaten 10 deprive them of break last7 Or did you promise them all a Flobert air rife and Sl for spending money2
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
MaeN IaII.. sen.s.

Mack Talie Seuee.
 Connie Mack lhe Athletic leader is moi prone to talk much but when he has anything to say it is something of importance. Mack's baseball con clusions are good ones He says
 Don't fight tbe umpire; confine your efIorts n thot direction to the other team
 l s possible to be aggressive with ont resorting to rowdy tactics.
 Vhe less you bother the umpire the hegter brand Of umpirng be sivea you in return.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
arEAL ANYrAINa Bur THAT

Don't starvo! steal steaks!9 cries an agltator from Baltimore. Program is too exclusive. Not enough persons willing to risk the butchers cleayer' the policeman's club and the charge Of grand larceny that would result ID removing property SO valuable -(phe Louisville Conrier-Jourpal.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
MISS BERNHOFER
 GETS RECOGNITION

Mss 5lary Bernhoier distinguished young soprano. who charmed on aud fence in EiSs hall at 9 aongrecita, givea two weeks ago, has been sent a contract @ sing for the stadt theatre. locatea at Eessen Germany whore the Krepp gun works is located.
 Mss Bernhofcr is undecided wheth- cr Co accept the oner The contract calls for an engagement ot three years, nom Sept ], until May 1918,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
pR. M c. eAalg REroRNs.

Dr. w c. Cable. of skosway who returned to the North on the City Of Seattle, spent several weeks with Ma. yo Brothers. the famous Rochester, Minn.. surgeons. with pr. Murphy Che fanous Chicago surgeon. and in the Chicago hospitals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
QUAKER CITY eAlTY

With the Rev. Billy" Sunday remoy ing his hat and collar in an effort to save Philadelphia and prominent actress taking off good deal more to get the Quakers to the theatre what is the spiritual prognos!s?- tLouls- vile Courier-Journal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
smALL RoYs loEA

When small boy hears scientific agriculturalists telling farmers they should grow food crops his idea is that there should be a watermelon patch where the wheat fields and the corn fields lie.-(Louisvillo Courier Jonrnall
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

W F. Pendergast, of the Road Com mission. returned this morning rom Q visit to tho home of his parents, in Sanm Barbara calit Mr. Pendergaat alec visited Los Angeles San Luis Ob ispc and San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
PR0P0eArING rRUTH
(Trom tho Washington Post)

Politicians may show poor iudg- ment in some things they say of each other, but tho worlds visible supply of truth is appreciably increased drought the practice
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
DANCE SATURDAY. NIGHT

John Hendrieksoa wnl give his pop. mar Saturday night dances during February at Miss Guhck's Halt instead Of ct Moose Han as formerly 2-2-2t-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

Rev and Mrs. George D Howard, Mrs. Edward De Groif and her daugh- ter. Miss Vanderbilt win leave on the Georgia tonight for Sitka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
4 cIrT FoR AN sEX. .
-,...... .l.. ,,o..la n-o,r vnrn

ttfom lne HVllu' 4NSM Vlh.l New Mexico boasts 2 giant lemon 16 1-2 inches round Why not pre- sent it to ex-Gov. Blease of South Car oiine
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
q. Rls FINE sELRcoNrRoL
fFrom the Milwaukee Journal)

nat and Roosevelt used the same train and yet Mir. Roosevelt didn't report anything stolen from him at the end of the journey
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

Dr. Malone will be at Dr. 1fldtord's office in Douglas daily from 11:S0 to 1.80 during Dr. Midfords absence.
 r0g.Af
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

Mir. and Mrs. E. Kemp left last night on the Georgia for an outing to Tena- Ree Hot Springs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
oalIan.Eisa.sr -Make a0od7

cailan-Heetsr Make Good7
 Will Glenn callan and Dick Hester make good with tho Tacoma Tigers. in the Norlhwestern League for the com. ing senson2 That is what the fans are asking each other since reading In phe Empire yesterday news or the pncau boys having signed on with Tacomo
 Dick WUlzen, manager Of the Juneau team last seeson. which noaed Tread well out Of Che championship, believes callan-will make good without doubt and hopes that Hester will do likewise, although, he ays callan has the bet ter chance "Calln will play much better in faster company than he did here, Wuizen says Hester is bet ter man for bush league team, for he hits at anything and hits hard. Hes ter is at sea on wild throws, and nail. ing these kind is an essential part to playing ilral base on a league club p
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
eaaa2. .assa
SPORTS
eeams B5wl Tonight

Feams Row Tonight
 Tho greadWeil bowling team, victor Iou8 .p ihe recent teiegraphie tourney win bowl lhe Juneau team tonight on the Elks Club alleys. 4 bis bond of Footors viii be on hand Co put dismay 9 thing ls possibie. The Islanders win be hcaded by eBoag Bennett The balance of the team is composed Q. chriftoe w. Mccormick D. Mceor. mick and Graham
 Juneau viii send Barragar ka9er Huntef Fgeiman and Bell in as Che local defenders
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02

cd in these columns.
 President Lin also selects Che loi- lowing All-American college team for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-20
A Light Diet.

Light diet includes milk, milk pud.
dings, curds and whey, chicken and
chicken broth, eggs. custards. white
fish, weak tea with plenty of milk
in it.
There is lots of nourishment in all
these things. They are easily digested
and don't tend to increase infamma-
ton. as richer, heavier and more solid
things may do.
Be very careful to see that every
thing brought to an invalid is perfect
ly fresh and good.
Eggs are among the most nourish-
ing foods for convalescents. One or
two people turned altogether from
eggs in any form because careless
nurse or cook had let a musty one
sneak into the custard pudding.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-20
Lost Citizenship.

The naturalized American citizen
who remains away from the land of
his adoption two years in the land Of
his birth, or five years in any other
foreign country, is presumed to have
lost his American citizenship
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-20

Il did not want this war" I'VE Ger
mans do not cherish hate" II have
labored steadily to develop good IN
derstanding with England" These
are some of the striking statements
made by the imperial German chan
cellor. Won Bethmann-Hollweg, in a
long interview on the war, it's causes
and it's probable results. The ravages
of war have not spared even the
"reichskanzler." In his uniform OF
lieutenant general. with grizzled, close
cropped beard, he seemed much older
than the scholarly, frock-coated states
man Of reichstag debates. Only re-
Gently his eldest son had been wound
ed on one of the battlefields of Po-
land.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-01-20
Entirely Too Calm.

Il used to think Judk,ns was a foot.
ball enthusiast, but l think differently
now"
why SOP"
mo matter what happens during
game. he keeps his seat"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

finbaung brnhten Sdh befdlob, NIT 9p.
bia q. ginfbams 0egetoble COMPOUND ei.
men Beriud ju MAIDEN rno au4 nit benz
Sandtioe @aIh. Sd bab. bic SeiImittel
lest pier Moden lang oebrnutt uno fuoe
aidt BITE @orts, ben 9onf fir bnS aussn'
britfen, mas lie fir mid sethnn baben.
rBenu bisis 9eilen BON irgenopeldem
Ruben ietn ioaten, 10 sebe idI Stnen meine
erIaubnib, fie 81 serDifentliden."" - SSrau
. able @ilIiams, As Samts Straee,
Gltbort, Snbiana.
2poia q. Sintbam's BegetabIe Comp ouno.
nfra,lieut aus sinheimiiden @uraeIn unb
Rrdutern, eHtbdIt teiue Betdubunasmittel
pbsr ihdb!ide 9roaueu unb hdlt b,ute ben
Metoro, bas bette Seilmittel fir SrauenIet.
ben ju iein. bas mir tsHn,n, unb 5auienoe
ppn frsipilis abatsebenen 9eusmiiien, bic
In 6sm 9iutbam'iden 2aboratprium in
2nna. MaH., aufbepabrt weroeu, ideinsn
oisfe Ebatfa9e ~ bsweiien.
@enn Sie ben serinsitsn 3peiieI
Naben, bah 9poia 6. ginfbam'S ge.
geta6le COMPOUND Sbnen belfen
iuirb, ihreiben Sic an bic 2soia 6.
Yiufbam Wiehieine So. i'm Ser.
trauen), 9enn, Maii., nm 9iatb. SIR
8rief pirb bon elmer Sraa ge0ffuet,
seleien anb beaatmartet, uno itriH
pebeim aebalteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
6leiter Rarf.

Mlit Radiidt uuf ben 9rdbers
idmiidunestaa eiebt e I'M G6eiter
4ort pibrenb Der san5en @o6e SSeis
sr.ugs programm. Sm @aub'oiles
Sbeater, nd betanntIi5 tetn Gintritt
erbobeu pirb, probusirt it Die Shier.
tdnbiserin 2utins nit ibren 26pen.
Serner treten bic Sramptomiter gt[l
unb Gpo auf, bic 9efdngs unb Son;s
Spmiter WiLiou uHb 8bitman, Sable
SrnbsIier in .Muiif uuf Der DaIds
lctne", fofpie Der irii6s WiHftreI gar'
rsp S'Meara. gtuberbem aisbt es
aonsert unb Sang, MarbeI6ilosr unb
oHberes &ur5ipeil o9n. GAIL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
81, 9asoons.

gerIirer lIrb feline bier oeltti6en
&apellen biloen oieie gohe Die ntll.
iifaliihe attraftion in oen 2uolom
9aaoons. 8ie &upellen fon5ertiren
i'm 9odgorter, i'm &Iitbbnlts, I'M SEQ
liieum uno i'm San5popillon alio
@tllIif ii6eraG. San @eotorercm.So.
Iiieiun iteben pieoer balsbreberild)e
Girflsafte oltf Dem Hrogrnnn. gsu6
iebem Wtotorrao 9tennen aibt IS
MittluodtS, Snntitags iulb, SonrtasS
cine SuppeIporltelltng uno oas aGes
fam Ser Seiuder 9egen 10 uno 25
Gents @intritt genieben Sic Som
seiIionen wciieu lpieOer ucritieoere
Gopit1ten auI. Ga5u eibt eS sSaI'
Ter. rno gln9cliport, Sauj lulo an'
here gtntiiienents in idyier enololer
3abl 6Ir Wio1taq, GeforationStag,
iteben beionbere 9tennen auI ocln
Groqranm unb @tontng 9[beno ioI'
gen 9topitdtenafte alf jebes Gcni<l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Seutiben Suloateu sebt Der
SumDr nidt ans.
@GbreuS bes 0adtSisnites.

G5 lit bereits 0eitterna6t boriiber.
Sd babe 91a9toienit auf Der @efebls.
iteqe un6 oeriu6e = iopett es bel
Dem lebbnften GeIepbonbetrieb iiber.
baupt m6glia - siueR turssn arissss
film u6auroGen.
@or brei StInoen fam ih bon Der
geobadtingsiteae berein, Surd uno
burd naB uno ffnuistg bis o6enon,
Der guride bat oouauf init ben 5ipei
Bferben 5it iboffen, es beibt 6aber
ielbit Sano anIegen, mas man ia ge.
tDobnt pirb uno aud reht gerne tbut.
Bon ben genriitbliben Sadien i'm
3inner nebenon rper0en einige trot.
fene SolSipdne erbettelt unb balo fni.
itert bas SoI5feuer i'm poritutflutbli.
den Garnin.
0os Whttageiien, bos bei,te in In.
betra6t Der @efe6tsIaee 6ur6 itrum.
me SaItling eriest rpliroe, iptro iest
i'm SeIbfeiieI ii6ers seuer geb1ngt.
Man madt iidb's redt bequert, oenn
mir finb ia rurter uns"; Don ben
aufgebGneten llniformitifen fteigt
bereits Der @aiierbantpf enpor, in
umgefebrter gti6tung tropft es an
stpei Steqen ourhs 9ab, bns idon
tbeiLtpeiie in Sterben Iiegt uno bic
ein5elnen Sropfen fIdtiden lout b6r.
bar IN 5pei Serinesbiihien bic mir
unter ben beioen Led eeDor6euen
SteQen unieres &aiiitenoo9es nufge-
banet baben. Ser Bbpiifus fam aIio
bier in re9t beifniterItder @eiie ben
eines @afIertr5pf6ers Iht.
0ieren. Gin bilfsbereiter, fdrnoier
Satie id)Ieppt eben cine Same bo4
foItIi1er Sintnelsgabe aug oen8orf.
berbei uno init eirem
fDai6s Id mid nun uiis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Seutidlunaariidles gienie.

Der Ssutid llRsariite 9riibsrs
ltnterItiiBurgspersin label 9anosIeute
unb S5rsunbe gu feinem picnic Elm,
pel6es mn Rontas. 81. Wsai, IN
Rei6rdtbs gart in Gummi.lspille
itattFinbet. IS 1T bag finite jabrIits
gicnic, peIaes Der ftrebiome @erein
Isit ietnsm geiteben oeraHitalst. au4
beuer iinb piebsr Die beften @orbereis
tungsn getrOffen, 10 bub ben Sbeila
ne6mern @srsniigen in Sias uHo
NiiLIs beporiteht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
llnfdae.

- SaroeI Searles, II Sabre alt
uno in 9eo. 541 Carlisle glpenue
ipobnbaft, wltrbe geitern gormittog
als er uuf ieinem 3peirab ilber Die
@ain StraBe fubr, in Der gsabe Der
6. straBe BON eiTem auto, oos Die
&entudb Gi3ens : Summer 1O683
truo, iiber oen Sallfen gerannt nno
erIitt oerortige @erIesungelL oub er
mittelit 9IutopatroI go. 9 naf Sallie
gebroht iperoen muBte. Ter Senfer
6es Glutomobils ia1lite baoon, obne
lid peiter I'M ben Slinsen 5u befiim'
mern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Ssloblidj seitorben.

Der 44iabrige Gatrif Dtanning,
Ser IN ser 6inn'i6en @irtbidait, gto.
1853 Teubint 9toao, ais Stanffell'
ncr beid6ftiqt mar, wuroe geItern
Morqen ais 9eide I'M @ett gefltnben
Coroner Or. sSoertmeper, Ser Die
9eide beiittigte uno Die @rIaubniB
aab, boB oieielbe i'm Sauie bleiben
burfte, erfIGrte, oaB Der 600 ots na.
tiirIiden rtriaden lpabriheinIid in
iolge eines Ser5ifIages, eiugetreten
tpor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Gokal.Derid)t
@ra6er fdmii&unsstas
@ie Der sag beute auf Spring 8ropt
auo anf anoern SrieSbOien be.
gangen ipiro.

Sn ben airaen Der Stabt unb nas
tirIia aud in ben oeuti6en tpareu
bic @Drmittags 9ottssDienfte ouf
ben Detorationstas ausefdnitten uno
DON pieIen bsuti9su &au5sln Durbe
laut bic Stilnms erboben segen oas
8lutsslb, nsIhes bic Ser. Stuutsu
burd ibre 8affsnlisfsrungen on eng
lamb uno feline @erbiinbeten perDienen,
uub proteit erboben gegsH bic oartH
Iisesnbe Sdmad.
Die sisentlide 9rGbsri6miidunes,
feisr purbs ssitern Radmittag bersits
auf bem Dsutideu prOteitunttT9en
Jri.obof on Der Carthage qite absss
f,aIteH unb apar unter ben Qufpisien
oes @oritunbs uno beg 0m. $. aptIe
ppitsUs. 9erielbe nabm por oen
Jrieobof Iufiteluns uno 5os nit ieis
ueM IrommIertDrps unb unter aOms
manbp DOn Sobn syebrsnbatd ELM.
9err :. $. Srotmann, Der prGiibsnt
Der Jriebbofs Seieqidaft, er0fFnets
bic Sei.r, bic bur6 9eiuns pom Ct.
Wtdrtus &irhen6pr Derihont purbe.
pditor Carl 3. 8. S4miot belt bic
beutfhe @sDd6tuibrebs, bic ouf bic
anfebnIihs 9eriammluHs einen tiefsH
ginbrud mahte.
Die Jeier Der 9rd6eri9miiduns
auf bem beutI6en 3ir6bof ouf Wals
nut pills, auf bem jiibii6.n JrieDbOf
baielbit uno auf benz b.utI6en &ir9>
bOf in Gairmount finbet bsute itatt
unb 5tDar auf ben 5tpei sriteren Ra6s
Tittass unb auf lesterem I'm 10 ubr
0DrHittaes. Die programme iinb in
bieien SpdIten idoH ms5rfaa Der6f.
fentliht fporben.
Die aleemeine sSeier Der o. q. q.
auf Spring 9rope 1T ebenfalIs beute.
Sh purdbe, an rpelaer auber ben
@runb 4rmp p0iten unb ben unbe.n
9steranen SrganiIationen aud bic
S9uIfinbsr, forpie bic 0HentIi6en Be
nmteu bon Stabt, gountb unb guno
nebit Di.Ien biirserIi6en Srganiiatios
men tbeilntbmen, itsbt unter Rommans
bo beg @robmari6aGs Sobn W.
Ibdms. Die parabs 1T in neun Oiois
fionsn einsetbeilt, eersn 3ufommenz
fssuns in biefsn Spalten iaou mebrs
maIs betannt gemd9t iporbsn III. Die
Iufitellung erfoIgt nm $40 uub Der
9lbm1rif Inn 9 lIbr. 8oIgenbes lit
Ole Maridroute:
BON Der 9ld)ten lu6 Ioce iii6li6
an &oce sur Siebenten, oItIi4 5ur
@tain, fiibli9 5ur sSiinfteat, meItIib
Sur @aInut, iiioltd sur 8ierten,
DeItli9 5iir Central 4oenue. Sier
folgt bic slufloilng un6 stpar 70, bab
bic an Der Spite mari9irenbcn
GfuIfirber gpaIier biI6en. Die
Sranb @rnp Boiten mnridiren oann
sur Srritb StraBe, tpoielbIt elm Spe.
sidl5lig bereit fteht, Der bic 9eteranen
mad Sprirg @robe beior6crt
Die Sreb. 8. 4lms GOmmanberp
Ro. l Der @eteraneriobne b.raritaltet
beute eine @ebd6tnibfeier am Srabc
bes peritorbenen GERM Greb. 8. GIms
nuf Sprins @robe unb i9utiidt banr
ote @rdxr BON Rapt. Wm. 8. Bur-
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aitf ilnb Der gseger in ietner 2afeiirui.
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griibt Sid nit beufdein SeIbgrub
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nnb Gi9erbeitsOirsttor Solmes bdlt
bic Weibereoe.
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