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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15
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paa ca. 30. Rn 30. Rob.) bar Ser
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Ste6, oq llgenteT6inaen biier ca. 80
me 5iIfpG6e. DisIe 5iffpT6e er ret
fpreote, oe ffeIte er ooa / Sn6oeit
.iiH1ono. poa 9onoerano oa / Nor0
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Si6tif far alt ober 5000 9eipt
ninaer bpret oit0rebet. Gen forriqe
oa in6tiI ga It6rite gpi6erni Il 1911
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Mlrn6. % 9f~ooip9en | oenne On.
anna hnr foItet 2onoet. men bette
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in0tif oi6ere.
3 Meierifre0ie onlgoaes man /
5elae qRntt." meo 9loner ON at
oprette en M MISUNDERSTANDING,
omiattenSe Mirn6 % alooioge. Ne
ierierne bar nnmo6et geterinprfbii.
fotet ON en- 8pffe GeaIer ior 6or.
Iifrin9ens 8irfiom6eo fan %ioitinttes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

6encrne bliuer Gre for 9prti-
ben. 8iborp, 20. Rop. Goo @rlln0
al De bic aeopriier bar man be.
%ifllttet at efsportere goOt og pei 0alo.
oelen al Reniloffen oeo aongens.
hns. Ter er Tor Sioen ca. 500 8pr,
JON ale er roife oa / 900 Stnlo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

SoorIeoes Den nnae giifop ull
bIioe mootaaet / tit stiit. oil Tor en-
Gel bero pao ham ielo. Sngen bsr
ioragte bam ior bans kingdoms
Sfplo, men mango beoenoe Sierter
nil ilna areos ON BAN. og On fan
ogina oct, iom al en- ~oeroslig ge.
gering oar tnnft iom ct politiif
Sfaftrpf blioe til SUBS 9Gre %
G...a o. nra,,nann
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15
airfeliat eanbsiorbnno protcit

Mlrititgf ShlDeIpIuhHD pruttHt'
rer. airfeligi 9anoSiorbmos BETH,
rcIie bar oeotaoet ielaenoe @eioli.
ton:
Is anle0ning al bet angre6 poa
ocn Sauife 8olfeifoIes firfelige aa-
%rafter. iom er ifet ueo Or. phil.
eounro 9ariens llongunelie til 5or.
Itanoer for Sfanrup Seminarium,
opfororcr airfcIiat 2onosforbnnos
9citpreIie fine Stiits. 90 Giitrifts
llouoIp iont ale fine areoie til ueo
cubper 2ailis6eo, I. offs. peo Sfolc.
meoer, 5orrIoremsoer, fommnnale
og poIitiife 8Glgermsoer, iamt |
presien, at pirfe for at pGffe 6or.
%itaoel'c al ben alporlige 5ore, ion
peo llonrpnelier al ocnne art truer
Observation-Disclosures | Sfolen,
og til | oct bele at arbeioe for en-
foriporlig friiteig llnoernisning |
Meligion | Dor 5olfeifoIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

!6nmanc SnnomGno. aroen Nm
oeIsmeieri afbolot iorleoen 9eitnrel
iesmeoe, o9 Der blep Der iremiot 6nr
flag ON at forbeie M~elfepriierne
Der / lana 5io bar oGret Is Gre
pr. Otter 100 Mplf, 3 Gre pr. Otter
sfllmmetnplf % so Gre pr. Otter
5Ieoe. Snnane 9anbmGno i%noenior
9eitprelien intte iislae ggaGb.
Stiitst." ieenlleln, at 5orIlaget ON
grisiorbsieIie life peotoaes. @n
grisforbsielIe piloe nemlig ronme
Stntionsbpens mango Smoofolf me
get isleligt. iipr ga 0nrtioen mGr.
fes bnarot nof / 6orpeien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15
bolls Nl9es i5rclil91n9.
Spao anore Blade iaer:

PeIlliHlIe 2IDplDe HIIDeI
s... San 4oitor 2itomigs)
%idpner 9eiinoiabeoens 4aaoeaaoe.
San er life - OF bans al0er giuer
/ ian 0enieen0e Den iornsone 5or.
~flarina - naaet til MODEM aInrbeo
/ fine firfelige Anifuelier. pit iptte
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9eiIeoer for et itort Stifts BrGiter
cr oerfor ct beflaaeliat 5cilgreb ira
aultnsminiitcrens SIDE og fan fun
forflores peo, at ~firfepolitiife Sen
inn bor pprei DC aigereuoe. Oct er
meget miIigt. at 2iIomigs meo Ii.
Den funoe barre blepen en- 900 vi.
flop, men Minilseren bar giort bnnl
en- oaarlig Sieneite peo allere6e M
at iPtte BAN paa en- iao a~nioarsiiIo
Bolt"
.Sooeoitaoen" omtaIer ierit meo
anerfcnoeIie 8iifop ouomiss' aooc
Gpner o. fremifllote Plaos | Den
firfelige 5orbmoling, % iortirtter
oereiter;
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fnnone llonrnnelie for ct befloge.
Iigt Wisareb, Tan beror bette i fer-
tie M9ffe pao giifoppens Spn paa
ben oanIfe GoIfefirfe. Sforpere emo
nogeu anbcn bar ban uotoIt iig til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-15

6cbebo-segetpj. 9iborg. 20. Rou.
Get anaanenoe 0prettelien al en-
9e9etsisiabrif neoiatte llopaIa bar
MI u6arbeioet 6oriloa til Gone oa
@eotn9ter for Observation-Disclosures,
% 6oriIaaet oil i oen nGrneite
5remtio blipe iorelaqt en- @eneraI
foriomlin9. Ger er teanet Tor TO-,
900 ar. aftier; men 9tftieielifabet
ifol til at beann0e meo pure 20
10000 ar. qrbcioet paa 9urf
ite6Sbpaningen oil / oen nprmeite
3remtio blipe p%aabeapnot. Nan bar
MI bnooe ira ENGLAND oq Roroe
5ilbno ON at fsbe 2eaetsiet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SUGGESTS BRIBERY

New York. Feb l3.-District At
tofney Charles A. Perkins declared In
a statement tonight that the testi-
mony given by james Marshall at the
trial OF Police Lieutenant Charles
Becker was secured from Marshall
substantially ms he afterwards gave it
on the witness stand. i'm the form OF
an affidavit within ten minutes after
be was brought into the district at
tOrney's office upon his arrival IN this
city before the trial.
Mr. Perkins went into various points
IN the affidavit alleged 90 have been
made by Marshall IN Philadelphia.
Ever since last August we have
known directly from him that he was
being offered money 10 make and sign
r. statement" said Mr. Perkins, to
The effect that the testimony given
by him at the trial was untrue. We
also knew from him that lie was be-
Ing Threatened and was Ia constant
fear ~ hodly harm unless he would
make a retractiOn. lie was told thaf
such retraction would not hurt him;
that there was money in il and that
ne would get hurt n he didn't make
H."
Mr.. Perkins said that on Mondny
the papers In the Becker appeal proh-
ably would be filed in the district at
t0rney's office for the argument
which will take place about the mid
die Of March before the court Of APP
pcals In Albany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Methodist Episcopal, 3,6O3, 265; the
Southern Baptist. oscar; the Ma
tional Baptist (colored). 2.0lS.S6S;
the Methodist Episcopal south, -
005.707 the Presbyterian, Northern,
l,442,49S. the Disciples OF Christ, H.
363. 1885,. the Northern Baptist Com
veniion. 1885, S2S, and the Protest
ant Episcopal. l.0l5.23S. These seven
denominations Aggregate over 10000
400 members, or more than three
lourths Of The entire aggregate OF the
100 religions bodies
The effects on church member
ship of the European war in narrow
ing the stream of immigration were
probably quite small. as only the last
Eve months of the year were involv-
ed. The emigration OF men 10 take
part ia the great conflict would not
be very large factor for the same
reason. The German bodies-Luthe-
ran. Reformed, and the representa-
tive of the Prusslan State church, all
show unusual gains for 1914. on the
other hand. Roman Catholic gains
are quite small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
JAPANESE DIPLOMAT IS
ABLE NAVAL OFFICER

Toxic. Jan 2.--Commander kichi-
saburo Nomura. is one Of the abiest
officers in the Japanese navy. His
naval career began In 1895 when he
entered the naval cadets school NJ
Etalima. lie was promoted Go lieu~
tenant 10 I g0s and took an active part
in the nusso-Japanese war at the
close Of which he was appointed in
struct0r Of the naval cadets school
and later made staff officer at the
Yoknsuka naval station. lie served
az naval attache az Vienna and Berlin
whore he became proficient In the
German language. ana recently served
as adiutaut and also as confidential
secretary 20 two ministers, Admiral
Baron saito and Admiral Yashiro, the
present head of the navy.
After the fan Of Tslngiau fortress
Commander Nomura was ordered
there on special inspection about the
same time that he was gazettcd for
tho pest at Washington. In tho past
few years he has been the medium
Of communication between the navy
department. and the press. especially
the foreign press lie is genial and
speaks English we'll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
EXPERT POINTS
OUT WEAKNESS IN
MODERN WARSH|PS
Decks Of Vessels Too Easily
Penetrated by Shells, Says
Writer and Cites North Sea
Battle.

London. Feb 2--rhe minority of
the hits made nv tha batne crnisers
In the North sea battie M lanunrv a4
struck npon the decks Of the ships.
The naval correspondent Of Tho Gloio
n discussing this hattie which w,s
s6geai M long ranre Win ~. hons
reaching Ma height n sor,a thr,o
miles in the e,rve of,nclr nrnior,,n,,
,says /. shows woatnese ~ $50
hatfieshte constrsettnn ,i,.. "a" 49,.
wera 81 castle nan.,rat.a se,, 80
~ eeye MN ~ 49,, M ", ,'.t
,p,porshie ne al ~" Wv 80
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
The American Newspaper
Annual and Directory

1859 pages. royal octave. cloth,
$500 net, carriage extra. Published
BY y. w. Aver a Son, Advertising
Agents. Philadelphia
The foriy-seventh year of contlnu-
Gus publication brings us the 1915 edi-
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The hook Is fun Of valuable informa-
ton for the publishers Of this coun-
try and for all those who deal with
them. The facts and figures pertain
ing 10 each Of the 2f.12i publications
listed are presented In n most COM
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form.
As always. special attention has
boon given 20 the important matter
0f circulation figures.
supplementary 10 the general cata-
loguc are 222 classified lists, lnclud-
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the various trade and class pnblica-
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This useful feature Of the book Is
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An especially valuable feature is the
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every town. 10 the number Of nearly
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Convenience and conciseness have
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The Annual and Directory is now
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
CHURCHES MAKE
GOOD SHOWING
FOR YEAR 1874
Grand Total Of Members Is
38,708,t49 and All Larger
Denominations Show a De-
cided Increase,

tsFrciAt coRRFsroNosscs TO uoaElaa JoUHs1Ll
New York. Feb. l3.-The religious
bodies of the United States have no
cause to be discouraged over the re-
suits Of the year 1914 The new com
municants or members added made
good all the losses by death. expulsion
or Withdrawal, and left "a surplus of
nearly three-quarters of million.
That is. the total membership Ia 1885,
0lS greater than 1t was in 1918. This
is an average Increase of two per cent.
for all bodies great and small, Chris
tian ana Christian. Elaborate
statistical tables prepared by Or. n.
X. Carroll. and issued by the Federal
Council Of the Churches Of Christ in
America, show in detail the gains and
losses Of the year.
The grand total Of members is now
3H.70S,l49. All the larger denomina-
tons share in the increase. Baptists
gained 122.125. Eastern Orthodox
churches. $500: the Roman Catholic
church, 1876, $50 the Lutherans. &c.
24N; the German Evangelical synod,
representing the State Church Of
Prussia, 29.3l5 the MethOdists 231. -
AGO. the Presbyterians, 56.0i9: the
Protestant Episcopal church. 2S,64l.
me Protestant Episcppal church has
crossed the million line, having
gained S6.46s since 1910, and over
100000 since 1909.
The Roman Catholic church has
gained nearly a million ana a quar-
ter since 1910 and more than five and
half millions since 1900
The Methodist Episcopal church.
the second largest denomination,
gained lS64S7 in 1914 and nearly
700. 600 since 1900.
The thirty churches. constituting
the Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America, report. az will be
seen, nearly l7,500. 900 members.
somewhat less than half or the aggre-
cate for all denominations. with 1O3
0o0 ministers and nearly I39 .00o
churches These bodies have net in
crease of over 500 600 members. or
more than two-thirds OF the entire
increase Of all bodies.
There are nine denominations
which have 100000 and upward.
the Roman Catholic. 13,794,6S7: the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

man or other Es tEs n not uermanl
Exp. WIN take married man II wom-
an will milk. No children older than
years. Might advance TT TO married
man but not over 500 miles, deducted
$50 PM winter. Ss0-si PM summer.
| HGF&M. $40 Pm for wife SIS PM
winter and $40 pm summer. BT&W
for single man. Summer pay begins
March 4 by February %, 10 10 IL
hours PD. Permanent
pennsylvania---Susu hanna coun-
~ Sf0-sTS2 One married man.
Farm work German, Polish. Russian,
other ES. Exp preferred. No IT. $50
Pm up according 10 ability HdF&M.
Some work for wife at extra pay.
VIII take single man " married not
availa Bile at $500 PM Come any
time up o May l. 10 hours PD. Perm
anent II satisfactory. Man ~ 20 40
years old.
Wlse0nain--Door County. S70-b7Si.
applicant lives in CheagO1 one
married man Care and cultivation Of
orchard. care for team. etc. Holland
er German or Belgian. must speak
and write English. Exp. Tr not adj
vanccd. $40 PM year round, HG&F
and permission 10 keep COW and pig.
No work for wife. Not later than
April rs. tsual hours Permanent
II satisfactory
Grant County s7O-707a. one man.
single preferred. but will take mar
rled. General farm work. cows.
irish or German or other Els Exp.
Tr advanced from Chicago. deducted.
SIS to $50 PM for married man fis-
30 BL&w for single man. 10 hours
PD Permanent SIS Pm for Febru
AIRY, $50 March. s26 April and $40
beginning May l.
Grant County. S7O-5773. one mar
ried man Stock farm. 30 10 COWS.
German Irish fswiss) or American.
None but white. Exp, I or 2 children
permitted Tr advanced, deducted. re-
funded II stays 3 years $50 Pm win
ter. $50 PM summer HGF&M wife
can help 90 milk BY March i. Usual
hours Permanent Wants man 10
write him before coming
Other Than Farm Iaborcrs.
Domestics)
District OF Columbia Washington. |
s67-l6l one single woman or widow !
with one child General homework. /
Protestant. No work FOR husband. St2 /
PM room and board 1'r adv from /
New York. deducted. Permanent. TO /
) hours PD. Opportunity to attend l
eycning schools
Texas San Saba. Sg7-t4G. one /
single woman or widow. General /
German SIC pm, Bal. |
r. paid Permanent II satisfactory. /
one with good education wanted.
Wisconsin Green County. SgI-13b. I
One single woman for general house
work rs or German Employment 4
.onnd for husband " married, $3.50 !
o 81 per week. B&L. Tr advanced I
rom Chicago and deducted Porn
inent. 10 hours 10 IL hours m.
tSeftlefs)
Texas 3ee County SSi.s20. Land
or sale az $40 TO &3b per acre. IA
ash. balance long time. Partly Guilt
iated. Corn. cotton, sorghum, kRffir
orn. etc. Black and chocolate sandy
oam Near Alice. Jim Wells county.
Hex Irrigation not necessary Good
transportation facilities Any ma
ionality
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

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CHINA To HAVE
UNIFORM PUBLIC
SCHOOL SYSTEM
Presidential Mandate Issued
Which Will Make for Great
Progress Of People of CeIeS-
tiaI Kingdom.

Poking. Jan. Pa presidential
mandate has been issued iustructing
the minister OF education to prepare
the way for a uniform system Of pub
Tic schools TO be established through
out China. The schools, according to
the plan, arc TO be modern. patterned
after western ideas TO a large degree,
but not TO the extent Of discardtng
the hest teachings Of China ancient
sages. TO whom the culture OF the
NATHAN Is due
The following passages appear in
the mandate, which is long and ex-
planatory, In the usual style Of the
mandate issued by President Yuan
shih.kai.
The prosperity or decay, and the
strength or weakness OF nation are
chiefly determined by the morality.
Intelligence and physical strength Of
the people; and If we desire to in
crease the standard Of these three
virtues cur first attention should be
paid to the education OF the people
Ancient Dynasty Recalled.
"ln the foreign countries numerous
scholars devote their time to the
writing Of works on special branches
Of science. and from eighty to ninety
per cent OF the population can read
ana write. But in this country books
are mere reproductions Original
works are as few as the waning stars
In early morning.
m we recall the DAYS Of the Chow
dynasty We find that every individual
WAS scholar but such days are past
and we have them no more. II is
more chan 1000 years since the days
81 the chin ana Han dynastics. and
the ancient civilization has fallen into
decay
Now we aim at universal eduea-
ton. enabling every citizen OF the
country 70 be capable of government
ana TO be rid OF the old habit Of de-
pendenee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
NEGRO WITNESS
IN BECKER CASE
ADMITS PERJURY
Says Statements Made on the
Stand, When Police Lieu
tenant Was on Trial, Were
False.

t'F NHFfthe iobhHfl SPECIAL tHAefn WlHgf
Philadelphia. Feb. rs. - John n
Johnston, y New York lawyer, said
here tonight that James Marshall.
the negro who was a witness IN the
case Of Charles Becker. under sen
tence of death for the murder Of Her
man ROsenthal In New York. had
signed q statement tonight In the
form Of an affidavit 30 The effect that
he swore falsely az the second trial
OF becker
When asked whether he attached
any significance % Marshalfs alleged
statements, Mr.. Johnston said he re-
gnrded them as important"
Johnston hurried 10 Philadelphia
late this afternoon al the request Of
Becker's chief counsel, who had been
Informed Of Marshalrs alleged state
ments
Marshall Is not under arrest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
MARTlALED FOR
MAKING CANAL MAPS

Panama. Feb. 13.-Private Charles
II. Hin Of the Tenth infantry. L. S A.
who has been doing lock guard duty
at Miraflores, was tried today by a
court martial on the charge Of having
made sketches of the locks, taken
notes and drawn few unmportant
maps. The sketches. notes and maps
were meager. lie had letter adj
dressed to- the Japanese charge at
Panama, but Japan is not represented
on the isthmus. The decision Of the
court has not been announced Hlh
says he was using this means for
getting out OF the setvice.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
""
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Coughs, Sore Throat
COLDS

Twenty per cent Gone person IN
hve) die from the effects Of a partial.
IS cured Cold.
This danger is averted by using Or
Humphreys "Seventy-seven" assur.
ing complete recovery, while its ton.
lefty sustains the system, safeguard.
ing any organ prone to disease.
"Seyenty-seven" breaks up hord
stubborn Colds that hang on-Grip
25c and $l.OO. at all druggists or
mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co.
1876 William street, New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
How 10 Prevent nllons Attacks.

Coming events east their shadows
before This Is especially true of
bilious attacks. Your appetite will
fan, you win feel duh and languid. II
you are anbieos 10 bilious aftacks take
three OF Chamberlain'g Tablets ms
soon as these symptoms appear and
the attack may be warded off For
sale by all dealers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


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The Economist
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stern apartments.
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South Arno,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Duke City Cleaners, IIatters and
nycrs sponge. steam and press Your
suit for so cents. 80 West Gold.
Phone ia.
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Mns besa WtnmijipaIseri4t

Mar 2ebn.r, 641 Meft court Ctr,
ipurbe tpeseH Spirituoitnp.rtauis
chne 2iaeus gu $500 nebft aoiisH pers
urtbeilt.
Gldrenee Nlilltr pon 4nbsrion fSerrp
mubie iptseu lls6ertretung ees Souns
tdssstiebes cine 9slbftrafe Don $25
nebit Aoften be5dblsn.
Der Garbiss Sarrp Sobnion, 544
Sf afts Strabt, Der in elmer priise
lei isinsm Roiisssnoifeu Snmes Dbits
lsp, $40 Sit glhte StraBs. bas r.dte
@use auss,i6Iasen baben foa, tUirb
iid3 an Trnreritas gu perdutportsn
tabsn. Ri1i.r 5Ol lieb Die antlaae,
bic Juerit auf tbdtliten glnsriff gss
Iautet bntte, in bic Idiperere Der 9,rs
ftiimmeluna umduosrn.
Better JcbnIon. in oeifsH geiis
Wett5sttsl sefunoen ipurben, mubte
cine Girafe BON $25 nsbit Rotten iiber
iih ergebtn ldfeu.
Jojspb Solmss, ipeIher iid In einem
2absn an Der Iain Strabt elm qaar
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Saie.Saa.

Tie Organization bes neuen Dis
rettpriums bes @incinndtisr Ball
Hubs (,Reb StOdinss") puroe burd;
Grnsnnuue bes Serrn 2cuts Wibris
gum Sdabmeiiter, on Steae oes
Serrn Gaipar Roipe, perooaitdroiet.
Dos Sirettpritim autoriiirte ebenz
fails ben @ertauf bon beporsueten
2litien (im 9etrase bon $50.000), be
binnen 9urSem auf oem Winrtt ar
iheinen iperben. Gins SpesialFBung
Der qitipnGre ipurbe auf ben 20. Ees
3smber anberaumt, nm bic SeI4Iiiie
bes 9irettoriums 5u rattfi5irer.
SGmmtlihe Sirettorsn ertlGrien
iib SpIIitanbia einperitunoen NIT ben
plGuen bss Qrdiiosnten Serrmam
uno bes SGuptliuss Ser3ps Oem 8lub
bic nDtbiee 8sritdrtung Su fihGu. uln
fir Cincinnati in BEN psnndnttdms
pre- Don 1916 einen eepinrenbeu
alub ins 5sIb iteIIen gu t0nneu. Die
In nieien SpaItsn mitaetbeilt, becarf
6erapa eines lintsbGnbigsn Sdleus
berers, zines SGneers uno eines Gil
ters Der 2. 9aie. ST itebi, pie pers
Iautst, NIT secieneten aonbtbdten tiir
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sic mills beIIer iuiiien.

sSruu 9eiiie gopcc, 1913 Glber
Sru6e, iagte Geitern por Dem @oro-
rer i'm ,Snqueit ilber ben SoS ocs
@abnpdrter5 8orncp SSeiImom ans,
scr anl 9oua Ctr. 9abniibergnng uor
enliacn Sagcn gctootct lpluGc, GS
mlrrbc SainaIS gcio1t, ISeiImann tdtte
Die 9lcttlmg Der 5raii Sopcr luo H.
res 5odterIeins nit Dem eIqencn Sc
ber bcSoblt. 5rau Sopce glmlbt nidlt
an 6ie'c ScIbitduiopierimg. Sle ioI.
tc, lie bate friiber in Der Rdhbar.
id)oft geiuobnt mo fcune lcbr mohl
ole gef0brlid,e SteIlc an Dem Balm.
iibcrsanq. 3iige pcrfeDrtcn nntb bel.
ocn 9iifDtimgen lmo lie babe iidJ
m1lweno eineS glugrublidS NIT tb.
rem Siuoe tbatidd]lih 5piid,cn oeh
beiom @cIeiieu beiuuoeu. gsob Sl1t.
iitt ser Srau, mar SeiInanit ntdt
nui Die @eleiIe gelouiclL I'm Ite 5it
norncn, iouoeru es uriliie boS dus ei'
ncm anoercn Grimoe ncidreben ient