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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

Tho hrt name IL that OF ~, debtor. thu second
That Of the creditor. ard date when judgment was
= "a - 80. $500, 81.
Ro,cnfe.d. E-P Nelksst Al MAY %. 1913: te7l 10
1911. t312 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
QUEENS COUNTY.
SiIpREuF CouRr

su.ciai Term for TrlaIs-GARRETSOS J.
Calendar IN Special Tenn room - 10 a. m.
30 case will he set dovn Tor day on the cali of
the day calendar. Gases must be ready for trial
wien reached
ouen' Rocker Pearssll as com /Pearsen
Wilson Wilson kopf admri kopf
Iasher Ziref &ano Dinger Drger ct al
Bazgs Tcncken&ano ToSner/ BabcOck
Glassi Bags A. al
Rsmainder ~ calendar passed FOR the term.
Trial rerm-Pat KELLY. J. Part ii-RAP-
PER. J.
Calendar IN Part ! q, 10 q m.
II "a required that the name % trial counsel -
fisd with the clerk IN Part ! before the calendar
f. made up. No case will he held sor the engage
ment y. counsel unless his name has been hed
with tho CLERK. Attention q the bar IA called 10
Rules. Q. and 2. calendar rules. queens County
Cases must be ready fer trial when reached Ia theif
o-le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
BRONX COUNTY.

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADN. J.
Motions and pare matteIs
MOTIONS
p.o,,, fp,'rnrh scLaeilsr fAstnaAcclient
san. same &IlafiiityCo
Knrin R9ehrs sam. same ,,,
Kramer Kramer N'Iesn'y 'olo1toonet4J
Jafe Lorrl siandER
~ ,.k,rco'IiIfg Dorohta = Guilty. Inc Beri!ner
Boscohe Bidg Go M0ntag SHERMAN RVS l. 4 IT
TRIAL Term-RRADi. :.
la .rf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
EGGS.

Receipts ~ the Wecs. 10; 9S7 oSses. Arrivals
have continued very heavy during 'he last week
and o.. MARIE. mas fallen % a vcsier and Ce-
Ginning condition Collections a. most interior
points continue large and there are evidences that
The buyi1g ou lra.k Is not taking tie re.a use
quantity @! stock as promptly a. heretofore. >A.l
utuLs 90 this market on c0rslgnr :' I ave u
creased. ami tseIc hav. beer la.s.. offerings 80
e. a ua TRACK Fresh gathered rAt.a,. dos
-S.. St..age packed. extra rrsts. 90. 10
.lis al &c. resul4r packed. extra t.-.' ~ a.
?'s rrsts. 20it Gle cAecfs. cool t' irine ol.
la l.i9c. stale. Penn ard LCdr. 3D., henHery
Whites 0ne % fancy. 2Ac. fs.- % good. .la -.-c
gathered whites. a. 90 sic sal Qlai'y. --' -
arl nearby. ltrr"rv browns --.t-at. gathered
l.lVu and mixed c0l1r,. c''2 c - '.c dues esc
STATE AMI nearby. Indian runner -394lc. ba.A-
mole dozen. -tdc'c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
NEw YORK PRICES.
ssAsOABD CLEARANCE
FLOUR AND MEAL.

TrsalaE ia -four was inactive. as mills were
q ssg'rg old prices which buyers refused 10
Ia IN vtw o. the decline In wheat Spring
i', pm; ss , Si':5s .,, ,9fsss RI
Isl 80 .Ii;s 70 si3ief, $500 .Sl:: ::4'Iiss
ct % fancy spring patents. JobbinE lots, y -
dig RYf FtoCE1s,ssd; t s5 :, e s0Od G g g
NEAI,-sssdy; Min dried. 81 BAG MEAL
t:.aJ s9s White AZ yMSa.. ; G1Is S1.S ~;
i55-b sscss s2S7s: standard mddlinU DO
4; noul DO: .3l I'd DOG iGur .2,le ~; ,ss *
sscH rs hesu m.ddlinEB do. es; -four DO
80 r.d dog -four. l4o-l0 SACKS. $3.50 eiLnssl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GlRBS. J.
Motion, and cK par'e matters
Trial Tsrn-GIBRS. J.
EQUITY CASES.
gspirman Fo1ya NRl'fCo Zudek Pus-n
DAY CALENDAR
vs,e,r,i Fireman RcseuthaNln'er
Katz interboro Il Co Brohsu Tlch
Nullsney Bane't Grcshcl 'a,hs
Brush e asOn Pt FIX Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

SUPREME C0URt.
Apssllate ONlSlon-2d Dept Recess.
Special Term-PsTt ! A'kMAk. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
SUGAR.
. mechanical and trading was


Rsfl.d suEIr vas unchanged and trhdinf was
t,in confined 20 withdrawal on Old conuacls
which were Only moderate. Pine grsnulated was
quoted a. eec. net less per cent FOR cash
Cy'it don,no.s. cases. 2-lo cartons. han OF iu.l
Nls pieces so- ard o0c IN half cases: 90
rssss. : Do ca-t.ns 4oc and $500 IN haf cases
Lsgs tablets SOC. cut loaf. 6.s0c. crushed
tioc. mould 8 $50: cubes and Eagle eoniec-
uonsrS Usnul1,ed. else. xxx powdered bV2e
taf $50 10 containers. % ID bulk; Eage 10
BAGS powdered. Q CSC: powdered and coarse pow,
e1sd and Esgs coarse EGnultted &C m LUZ
powdered and Eagle eIira fine rsnuiated oeOo'
snho gtnulsted. cases @ 3lzc and 5-l6 cartons;
SHc AID soc IN har cases Easle 81 ana Az .
~. 81 ID bags. do. s.l5c 5-lb bsSs DO. e!Vo
" ID tags do 8 csc. 25 ard 30 ID bags. 40 ana
rntndsro gtnuistod. 5e5c: fine granulatea ana
D.pond J. 30. con'etioners. A.. $500. 20 4
se 70 I ..oS. No NO T. SO So 10 10 ! :33s; 20 :
~ 10 10 80: 10 II. SIS; No H. DIV NO
= and IS. SOS
Raw sugar was firm. and while apo, prices were
nonlntl IN absence Of business. there was no sugar
eiaole under SAC for cubes cost sno Ifei IN
~ refnsrs not IN the market TOT spoS sop po
tls and their operations confined 10 !o.VVg
.ts Tor cubes for June shipment At sac coz Snc
iieIni equal 10 Sc for Centrifugal Ihe mssses
49, FIRM with Centrifugal quoted a. 80
"oiAsses A. 3 SIC and Cuba cost ana irelgnI Sfs''
SUGAR FUTURES.
Ans' +, oui., opening. first prices beng .T.
shsnt,d 10 a decline Of . points futures oec s,ie
mo-, active on reports toward midday Of oelet
,selnl IN N. spo, market and trade interests 20,
81 IL e1.rnst freely The market close1 ,rao ,ons
hanFe o. prces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28
FRESH FRUITS.

Rs.,ipts sor week 2q41S btls apples 10 hbl'
crar.erfles Apples la lighter receipt and closing
higher Strawberries I'm E1oieTale tlppy IN
Florida ana sales mainly $780,. some h,g' er
ana iover l'neap7les I'm larser supply but selling
vel APPLES NE'1eq55erf 3D. $500 NoI H.
Davis. s. s6ps- 50 Wmc,aY s2iaGs> 80. Grc.a-
ing S25oeSi Huis't s. u common ST. 90
C.g, ga tbL 50 Io@$: CsPe COD \ rate
5DcaSl. TANGERINES. Fla. strap. s. 900 s.
kia- Fla strap. Sos. ORANGES, Pa box
81 a-grS4. Porto Rio Sic 81 -. Cal s. - S.
GRATEFRUIT Fla. box. Slqs4.-o CUBAN 81 -
20 S. 20 Porto Rico. hon e. 81 30. PINEAfpll.S
Porto Rico Red. Spanish. crate. sl49s $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

CLIFFORD, HOBBS & BEARD. Attorneys
Tor Executors. 90 Broadway New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-28

Lsrt,nlCiu ny HsIlsraniC nj
Bklyn rrCoI Cisndmino Disck e. al sams
PrtnrIs/Ko,>i zsctsriasonZooel 3 sos
MoranlN Rys 4 ano
Highest reached. sTSs.
sURRo0ATI's coUar-KErCHAM. Z
WILLIS. 10 O. 70,
Jennie n Wells Michael csritn
James Johnson Adelaide Outhoru
Charles Lofquiss
ACCOUNTING IL EsTATEs.
Edgar schar Francis Go,tsb-rr,r I'd
HAYES Michael Nolan
@ A Jarvis Msrcclilne Wesnsf
Benjamin Huntsr John Hickey
Annie Ferris James sYrpls2
Virginia Del Osnouss Augusta Stuu
Katharine Oeeger Lo'ib Siut0z
Mar CLICK
ESTATES.
Jacob Ffi.dmsn Pauline Brigr
COUNTY COURT.
Chi csisndar-Par " FAwCTTr. J. Pan w.
DIXIE ].
Calendar IN Part rs. 10 A. m.
Lehman Leopold Dl SanthN Y telephone
Mohr/Glventer He.iman n RR
Cassella Waller Dsmsto same
Borsman Bender Gilchrisi Miller
RvaiHB " RR schwsrtziB HRn
williamson Same stewart MornsTy
Feldmani 9hms Hnsrr Lauer
Rlvo.o Same Coopar PiOn serifonwu
Fla,k/Moser Narhinf Friedman
HSyes/Helms JudiloNiiz/ Rudolph
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
KAISER IS INDIsPosED
Said to be Suffering From Maiady
That Was Fatal to His Father

London, Dec. 23-Dispatches iron
Amsterdam and Geneva agree tha
the kaiser's illness is much more seri
Gus than reported officially from Der
lin.
Throat specialists have been hur.
,riedly summoned to Potsdam ano
the crown prince has been recalled
from the front.
It is authoritativcly announced thai
the kaiser's projected journeys to the
western theatre of the war and to
Constantinople have been abandoned
1t is feared that his illness is du'
to a recurrence of the malady which
proved fatal to his father.
An official message received here
from Berlin describes Emperor vii
liam's illness as "zellgewebentzuen
dung"( more frequently given a:
MISUNDERSTANDING.
An authoritative medical publication
gives the term "cellulitis" and
describes it as follows:
inflammation of cellular or loose
connective tissues, chiefly subcutane
Gus, but also of that between
muscles and viscera, or surrounding
various organs. II is characterized by
the same spreading or atomic charac'
ter as erysipelas, and is circumscrib
ed on diTuse. The swelling is marked
early by branching lines of lymphangi.
It's. Pain is tensive and great, and the
absorhant glands and vessels are Of
ten inHamed. Constitutional symptoms
are grave. The disease is often mild If
degree, and the lymphatics may dis
pose Of the poison and suppuratfol
fall to occur"
Berlin, Dec. 90 Emperor William
has postponed the trip he had plan
ned making to the western front
the Overseas News Agency announce
slight indisposition making it neces
sary for him to remain indoors 70
few days.
The agency's announcement des
cribes the emperor's ailment rs g.
slight inflammation OF the cellular
systems"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
NEGRO SAVED FROM MOB.
g
Officers Rush Him Through Parts; OF
F0nr Counties and Lock Him
in Columbus Jail.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 23.-Joe Rob-
inson. = negro, arrested by State Off
GERS on complaint that he sent
through the mails IAN improper let
ter.to white woman IN Sumter: coun-
ty, was in Jail here last night, after
officers had rushed him through parts
Of four counties in an effort to elude
amob, said to be seeking him. i
The negro was s.aeed in Sumter
County Jail at Americas, Ga, Ties
day. Word came that mob was form
ing to get the negro, and he was TAX
cni:intoj Schlcy, county;sarld lodged lin
jail ut Ellaville. When a mob was re,
ported heading toward that to@n;;thc
negro was brought here; arriving yes
terday. Five automobiles bearing men
said to be seeking him:rearhed .EHa-
Vile after the negro had been remov-
ed from there. >. i:
1t was expected attention of Fed
eral officers would be called to the
alleged violation of the mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
VIRGINIA

Tin the Clerks Office of the Cor
noration Court of the City Of Alex
andria. on the 18th day OF Deem
Der, 1916, Gordon Thomas, in ms
own right and as devisee under the
will of Robert J. Thomas, ana as
executor thereof, Complainant.
Fanny Dixon, John II. Thomas,
Mary Belle Pirtle, John Bashaw,
, CIaiiholne Pirtle, Mary Pirtle and
Garvin Thomas, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to have
The will OF Robert J. Thomas, de-
ceased, construed and particularly
paragraphs 5 and 6 thereof, and to
declare premises Nos. l4OO, l52O, ana
1922 King Street, Alexandria, va
Ia be Immediately and now vested IN
Complainant in fee simple, under
terms Of said will and for general
relief. o.,
1t appearing by IN affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendants
John II. Thomas, Mary Belle Pirtte
John Bnshaw. Claiborne Pirtle, Mary
pirtlc and Gar'in Thomas are non
residents Of this State: II IS Ordered,
That said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publ
cation of this order. and do what IS
Unnecessary to protect their Interests
Fin this suit. and that copy OF tins
order be forthwith inserted in the
| Alexandria: Gazette newspaper pub
.lisheil IN tile City OF Alexandria, once
q ). week for four successive weeks
and posted at the front door OF the
Court House OF this. city. ~, ;:
NEWELL s. GREENAWAf, Clerk
A Copy Teste:
Robinsom Moncure, p: @.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
VIRGINIA:

In tns Clerks Office Of the Corror.
alton Court Of fthe City of Alex
andria, on The 7th day Of December
1915.
John T. Harrison, in his own right
and as Administrator Of Joshua Har'
rison, deceased, and also as Admins
traitor OF Mary A. Harrison, deceased
and Sarah A. Harrison, his wife; s.
Ellen barley, widow and Roslna
Whedbee, Compliments.
ve in CHANCERY
Issac Green, widower. James Wheo,
his wife; A, W. Harrison and Maud
Harrison. his wife; Rosie ii. Davis
and Lawrence Davis, her husband;
hee: Grace Shacklett, Julia r. Healey
and A. ]. Healey, her husband, ana
Anna V. Mccullough and Walter K.
Mccullough her husband, Defendants
MEMO: The object Of this su't IS
to obtain partition of the real estate
of which Joshua Harrison died selz-
ed. and if not susceptible oil parti-
tion in kind to have sale thereof Tor
the purpose; to charge same with
the debts of Mary A. Harrison, de-
ceased, to determine who are his
heirs and their respective interests
in his estate; to determine the hens
and claims thereon or on any M
tercst thereon; for the settlement or
the accounts of John Il. Harrison,
Administrator; for counsel fees; and
for general relief. :. o.,
It appearing by an affidavit tllea
in this cause that the defendants E.
J, Harrison. Ollie Harrison, Maud
Harrison. Isaac Green, James Whed'
bee, Julia E. Healcy, A. J. Healey,
Anna V. Mccullough and Walter K.
Mccullough are non-residents of this
State; 1t is Ordered, that said de-
PENDANTS appear here within fifteen
DAYS after due publication Of this or
der. and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests in this suit, and
that a copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gaz-
cite, :. newspaper published in the
City Of Alexandria, once a week for
four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the court house Of
this City.
A Copy Teste:
NEWELL. S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
NOTE TO AUSTRIA
U. S. Will Receive Reply within Next
Two Weeks

Washington, Dec. 23-Late last
night the State Department received
a cable dispatch from Ambassador
penfeld at Vienna, stating that he
had received the second note of the
United States on the Ancona case
and delivered it to the Austrian
Foreign Office on Tuesday.
Austria is expected to reply to the
note within two weeks time. Strong
intimations to this effect were given
at the State Department yesterday
when the text of the note was made
public. 1t was explained that time
limit might have been included in the
communication but for the uncertain
ty always existing as to the length
of time required to transmit messages
back and forth between the United
States and Austria.
The consensus of opinion at the
State Department is that the reply of
the Austrian government will be
favorable and that the danger Of a
break is considerably less now than
q week ago.
One reason for this belief is that
the note is much milder. in tone than
the first communication and is calcu-
lated to remove some of the irritation
felt by the Austrian government.
The views of officials of the depart
ment last night may be summarized
as follows:
l. Austria is bound to subscribe to
the general principles Of international
law affecting submarine warfare on
which agreement has been reached
between the United States and Ger
many because it is not to be as
sumed that she would take 4 posi-
ton different from that adopted by
her principal ally.
9. Having done this, Austria could
not we'll countenance the act Of her
submarine commander in sinking the
Ancona in violation of international
law, especially as the violation is es-
tablished by the Austrian admiralty
own statement.
3. A break between the United
States and Austria would be so costly
to Austria that it is hardly to be sup
posed she would permit it to &C.
cur. The effect of break, it is said
would be to influence Greece and
Roumania definitely to join the allies.
For these reasons, State Depart.
ment officials expect Austria to re-
ply that the commander Of the sub.
marine committed an error, with the
probable explanation that it was due
to hasty action forced on him by his
belief that he was to be attacked by
other vessels signalled for by the
Ancona.
Such q reply. according to officials
of: the department, would dispose OF
the two essential propositions Of the
notes of the United States. These
were the demands that Austria must
agree TO the .hw of nations and ad.
init that the commander of the sub.
marine was guilty Of a violation Of
that law. ;.,'r :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
Observation-Disclosures
i RAILWAY co.
In effect juno FL, 1918.

Subject to Change Without Notice.
::LSave Alexandria For Washington
Daily Except Sundays and Holidays
a. No 90, s 40, 6 90. 9 20. 40.
6s55. 7il0, 7,20. 1880, 40: 90. s co.:
$40 8 80, 8 $40, 9 90. 9 20. 8 40: 10 90;
1pi se: 70 40 IL 90. II 20. IL 40. Noon
s. P.sM.-12 20, IL 40, I 90. / 20. I 40.
3s9O, g 20, p 40, s .00.c 3 go. g.. 40: 4 90;
{aS0s 4;AD;s6 .!60y e 1907 6. 100000: $40:
Son. & 2hfTsSS5.s:S GO:ls 30;S9 00:%9 80;
WfD0.; 10 80, n 49, II 55.
ssAnndayg. and Holidays. Inc az above
G16e6t gtrSias Mt CO. $3.50. E 0e. 6 20,
S4o, 147 50; $50 and SO A. Il.
Hsays kkexsnaEta For i,a.t. Xefnon,r
"a M.-Weska Dayst5 $50 6; 55.f shb.
S65, sl6iSA IL Sg:EP,-- Mp 30.@ ~
E9o:F2 SO 4'S0; e iS5; IS :40E7 IS. Eye
Ege: II -ts4s
SSuGdSyn Dis ABOVE except G 35 SnA
4S6s As II. and Al so F. M:
Frs2 7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
Maryland; i Delaware land
i. Virginia Railway !
Company !

Steamers OF this line leave .AIAxshdrIa
Ai g =, g Wednesday and Saturdays at
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS,
Cuisine and appointments unexcelled.
Freight for Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York solicited and handled
isnS, care: Through tates, and bills Of
Single fare to Baltimore. $500 return
0s'rs SGh QUO smOoi Ev,els .b0.ts az,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
Yu1etide De1icacies

Another year rolled around and YULETDE here again
In honor occasion have stocked stores with
the choicest of Holiday Deicacies and have Special
auctions We take this opportunity wish you all MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23
LOsT-An English Setter, white

with orc black car. Answers 70 the
name Of Rex. Name and address on
collar. Liberal reward if returned
TO r. Williams, 1917 r. Street.
northwest. Washington, Phone N.
. or notify Alexandria Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-23

MONEY 20 70 LOAN $500 or Por--
y ton of Same, on city property,
Howard w. Smith, l07. north Fair:
+ fax street. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05
golfsieit oes Sentid.llnsar, Sameu
9raufrn.llnt. .gereins.

Der 9eutid .llnsariidle 7amer
aranfen. llnteriiireuussoereinS peran
italtct am fommenben Somrtag, BEN
II. Saili, in Rau's @arteu, etuer
Sauare Rom Gbeiter 9ort, ietu oies'
jdbriges @oIfsieit. Gin riibrigeS
aonunittee 1T itou felt gerauu1er Belt
an Der 9lrbeit getueien, Inn Die Dor.
tereitinaen fir oieies Set gu trefien
ur6 Die DlitaIieoer oes @ereins iotuie
Die Conner uuo 6rernoe oiirien per.
ii6ert iein. 6ab ibrer angenebme unS
genuBreife Stitnben barren. Ter
SseiipIat lit iebr bepuem Der StraBen'
balm ioipobl nit Der GIarf StraBc
mie nit Der @inton 4lace Sinie gu
erreider.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

| gun glbi9liif gebratJt ner6en. esnl
| Dhotor6rome finben 9fenncn iotuie
| 1aer1ano intereiinnte gorfiibrungen
itatt imb nuBer6em pcr6en ioppbI
bic Iennfimitler tpie aii6 Die 3u.
| i9auer i'm @il6e berelpigt werben.
Die 9lmfnabme ipiro bon Der Battle
Cincinnati in Woticn SO. borgenom.
men unb fp1ter in @anbeIbil6crtbea.
tern ge5eigt tueroen.
Bel WilIia M q r mba h, Ser
i'm Wtite Solie Gaie in GoUington,
9lcid biuter Der Bride, ieinem men.
iderirern0lihen gerui obliegt, ipirb
Der .gIorreihc @iertc" ebeniaas in
prdhtiger &eiie geieiert peroen. Die
2lllertpelts-aomifer un6 Ginger DC.
MIDI Sohnenbera un6 Gbriitmmm
iperoen birt 2ieber nno gortrdge
oas Yublifum beltens iruterbalien
ilnO am slberl6 giebt es Elm slau5en.
6es icilertDerf.
Gin liitieesl 2eben uno 5rei6en
ipiro nn belltiaer Gage audi dti ben
anlagen oes ct. Soiepbs u a i.
ienbauies 8 in Gimlnlinspille berr.
ifpn. Senn bort iinoet oas groBe pit-
mic iiott. oas aai1brli6 an llnabbdn.
9igfcitstage sltir 9eiten oicler
ieeensreifen anitalt abgebaIten miro.
Sencr iinb fir oieies 5eit Defenders
gldnBenoc 9ortereitingen getroHen
lrcroen lm6 oos 3eit oiirfte oatcr
feline 8orG1nger, mas 6as fiHaBielle
tOie niid) oas gieIlid)aitIide Aeiultat
nnbetriiit, lpeit in Den Sdntten itel.
len. glls officer OF The Tan" iunlirt
Ger HcbcnSipiiroiGe Goiuitp 9letoroer
Scrr SScbu 9ople uuS er bat 5ltianl'
men nit Serrn Robert S'grien cine
pr1djtige Sabne ecid,eittt, Die oem
,3iueig Der Golumbusritter sufaIlen
iol, rpefdjer Die meiiten 9ooie fir Sns
81 perlooicnbe sIiitonlobil nbiett.
Auberoem irirb Serr S'Grien 3it,
innuncn nit Serrn DicMabon Die
Oberleitune iibsr ben ,gountrbStors"
babsn, ipo bon r.i5enoeu ilingsn NAB.
den olIsrbanb niiblihs 6Gusbaltungss
esssnitdnb. gum gertauf dussebotcu
tuerbsn. Die arrangements 6e5iigli6
bss Ssurpsrts am Qbsnb ruben in
ben bstpGhrtsn 6Gubsn Der Serrsn
Stepben WcGratb unS Geo. 90.
Sibbles. 9er.aufsftdnos tpsrbsn bic
fols,uben Ssmsinoen haen: Ct. 80.
nifdeius, St. 9dur.ntius, Ct. CD
iporbs. 81. gatrits. Sl. artuj. ct
patrids, gumminspille, ct. pstsrs
aat5eSraIe, ct. Tapicrs, Qleiieo ga.
eramsnt imb bic folasnoen Srsauifds
tion.n: Gables Catholic gen.pol,nt
4Focioticr, 0ople SnItitute, unb bic
qneisnt Orbsr Of !5ibernians.
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Mut Sysittiuutb Mbeno
Siroet in Der Central Snrnbaile iuic'
Der cine @criammlnng oes
.SOBu grgan &cr6anoc5
itatt.

Sir Mittpo6 2lbeno 1T in Der Gens
tral Surn6aGe cine peitere 8eriamm'
lung unter ben 2tuIpi3ien Der Sohn
grpan German american propa9anbl
educational 4nociatiou an6eraum
poroen, I'm tpeitere Sreiie fiir Die ges
itrebungen Der 9ereinigung gu Nerpins
nen. Die betanntlid i'm gaH3en aanos
cine 9stpegung tn's aeben gu ruTeH
periuht, pie uuf Elm S6uBs uno 3ruB'
biinbnib 5pii6sn ben Der. StaateH
unb 9eutIhlano ab5ielt.
9lm U}itttpo9 2lbeno pirb 'elb'tres
benb Serr SObn grpun CUR Stelle lem
unb feline 2(nii6tsn entpideln, pdbs
reub aud pon anberen berufenen Web
nern 9lnipra6en sshaIten rperbeH.
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8artenieit in Searlet Safs.

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tals finoet Samitaa, 10. Suli, in
Scarlet Gats an Der Qafdpstte Qoe.
in Clifton. benz pra6tigsr gum Sos
ipital q.b0rigeu GeneIuugsfeim, Elm
9artsHfsit Itatt, gu pelfem bic um.
fdiisubitsr 9orbsrsitunSer setroffsn
rsrb.n, 0as Jsft itebt inter Der
glufii6t bes 9amsn 5ilfsosreins uno
oeripritt cine biibfte 4ffGre 3u tper.
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qublitum. 9sIeg.rbeit. bieiss iroii6e
paraSi,s. tpie Scarlet Oats genannt
,u nerbeH perSieut, in QueenTtein
~ nebmsr unb iih bon ben bort ror.
nenommsneu 9erbsierunGsn su iiber.
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rilltommsneH 9tnlab. Die geleuh.
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s.nn bi. @eranitaltsr rihts aubs;
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aer t0rnts, ben geIuterr augenebme
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srdmm osrIprich. man6e intereFarts
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nidt p,ridumeu, Dem 9urtenfeit in
Scdrlet Oats beiupo6nen.
1iir bic llnterbuItung Der 5eitadits
iinb bic 8ortebruugen IN Der umiais
isnbIt,n @eiie sstroffen tporoen Cine
aus "a auserleisrsn Muiitern beItebens
be adpeue piro Elm getpGbltes p,ogs
ramm CUR Dur6fiibrung bringen. Da
oeutiae 2ieb piro sleidfuqs Sriums
pie ieiern. benn Der SdNuei5er WGn.
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fiub.t uuter Der asituns BON Erl. 6csI
len alings cine 5nOiansrauffiihrung
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unb in ben 4benbitunben tpiro iit Der
Springbrunnsn in iesn6after, eIsttris
ither geleu6tung prGisntiren.