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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

features Of the program. A beyy Of
girls-six of them beautiful and tai
ented, artists in song. dance and music,
under the direction of Dwight Peoples,
put on the Southern Porch Party"
The act looks like big time talent. The
miss who performed on the violin re-
spouded TO many encores and others
in the act found their work appreciate
ed. A trip over to the Empire viii
convince that there are some Chin
csc" who can sing. Ching VIVA Four,
"Chinas Only Quartet, continues the
happy song of the porch party" Only
the latest popular number are sung,
included in which is "Araby" which
pleased highly, The show closes with
the Six Fultons. PROGRAMMED as an
original novelty" the Fultons had to
step few TO live up to their name;
but they did The act opens as if it
were going to be a sketch, but the
spectator doesn't give a whoop because
it isn't The Fultons are clever aero
bats who perform in street clothes,
and they have with them ocem aidnw
and they have with them comedian
who is sure to get the laughs, even
from the cronic crouch. Pictures
before and after" are Of the Berkel
quality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
AT THE ILLINOIS.

"Sari," the opeFetta that provides
latest proof of Henry ". Savage's su-
perioritv in picking musical hits, 'Sari'
with I<izzi Hajos and lot of famous
players and q big chorus and orchestra
viii be at the Illinois Wednesday,
and at the Burtis Sunday and Mon
day. Sept Z and 10. Exceptional in
terest has been manifested in this
operetta which has charmed everybody
wherever it has been heard, both in
Europe and America. The triumph it
achieved in Europe was d forerunuer
Of its success in New York where il
had a notable run Of a year and a half.
"Sari" is one Of the exceptional must
cal offerings Of recent times. It is not
too much TO say that nothing since
The Merry Widow" has equalled it
i'm popularity. Like that other Henry
W. Savage trump "Sari' is genuine
operetta but there the resemblance
ceases. Most persons hold that in
point of merit "sari" is the superior
of any Operetta ever written. It's music
is mastery. It plaases trained must
clans and music lovers and delights
those others who know Of music only
that they like catchy tunes Every
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
AT THE EMPIRE.

The vaudeville loving public Of the
tri-cities can do naught but marvel
when it beholds the bill which opens
the week at the Empire. Five acts,
each one crowding the others for hon
ors, scored a big coup for the man
aeement, and boosted the Empire in
the esteem of the audiences yesterday
no less than the very best Of the bills
vet shown at the Fourth avenue play
house. Mahr and Michofsky open the
bill with a series Of high class toe
and fancy dancing, Even those whose
tastes do not lean to terpischore found
every minute of the act Astounding with
The Rosdell singers
went big and found their way into the
hearts of the audience with songs
both Of the popular and classic va
riety. The woman member OF the
trio showed excellent control Of her
voice and the rendition of When I
Leave the World Behind" and the sex
tet from Lucia" stand out among the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

number on the program can truth
fully be called a song hit. What is
more, the operetta has an exception
ally clever book. The story is un~
commonly bright and amusing, the
comedy delightful, the action spir-
tied. The scenes are magnifcently pic
turesque. also they are distinctive,
There are many novel and entertaining
dances, and the costumes are ceIebrat-
ed. Mr.. Savage has assembled in
"Sari" a company whose every member
was picked for his or her especial fit
ness for the role to be interpreted.
Mizzi Hajos is Sari, and in this part
she has made one Of the biggest hits
of the American stage in years. And
once again emphasis is laid on the
"Sari" chorus and the splendid orches-
ira carried by the company, and the
wonderful "Sari" gowns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

a young woman In Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, less than three years ago, was
induced to lay aside in a savings ac-
count at least two dollars each week
and more as she could. Today, out of
a very modest salary, she has on de-
post in one institution over $500 on
which she receives interest semi-an-
nually. She also has a checking ac-
count in another bank She has a
standing not only with her employers,
but also with her associates in the
same office that the nonsavers do not
have
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
t7zG<Ee@tes
EMPIRE

EMFIhE
Performances daily al
PAS and Sis; three shows on sun
DAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
NEW MAJESTIC IS
WELL APPOINTED
Eighteenth Street House Thrown Open
to the Public After Extensive
RemodeIing This Summer.

Well appointed is the Majestic the
atre which was thrown open 10 the
public yesterday following two
months that the house was dark dur
ing which time it was In the process
of extensive remodeling. Hundreds
Of movie fans OF the tri-cities were
present at the shows yesterday, al
though the formal opening OF the the
atre does not take place until tomor-
row.
An entire new front, uniquely deco
rated and with large canopy over
the walk, gives an appearance Of
stateliness TO the Eighteenth street
show house. Three double doors and
a single give entrance into the lobby
The lobby is of marble finished in
mahogany. The ceiling is arched and
decorated in blue. gold and white
Over the ticket window at the north
end is a hanging box OF plants,
The foyer is in mahogany and a
bubbling fountain has been installed
The theatre is decorated in blue, gold
and white The curtain is set within
a black border on the stage
On both sides Of the stage wide
exits have been provided and the rear
of the theatre is well equipped with
exits. 4 new system Of ventilation.
which Manager Joe Quinn announces
gives pure air at all times. is another
new comfort the patrons viii enjoy
The seating capacity has been in
creased. There are $40 seats on the
first floor and $50 on the balcony. The
size of the gallery has been almost
doubled. Two moving picture ma
chimes have been installed in the
booth and in cases Of a break down Of
one no delay will be caused.
The owner, Joseph Hopp, has
spared no expense to make the house
metropolitan in all respects
Manager Quinn has provided an at
tractive program for the formal open
ing tomorrow and looks for all Males
tic records for attendance TO be
broken at that time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
DEALER WITHOUT
LICENSE is HELD
II. C0yue of Rock Island Is Arrested
on Charge of Violating Ordinance
in East Moline,

II. Coyne, said to he an agent of the
Rock Island Distributing company,
1881 Fourth avenue, Rock Island. was
arrested Saturday in East Moline,
charged with delivering liquor and col
Iecting for it, in that city, without hav-
ing taken out a wholesalers license, as
is required by the East Moline statutes.
Coyne, arraigned in the afternoon in
police court, gave a bond Of $500 TO in
sure his appearance in court at later
date.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Berlin. Sept 6, fvia London OF
fetal warning has been issued to the
people Of Germany not to answer
questions about the status Of German
industries which may be asked by
foreigners. until the war minister has
passed upon the propriety Of the iu-
quiries. Heads of all industrial es-
adjustments are urged TO exercise
care even with foreigners resident in
Germany. in the interests Of the
Farharland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Tuesday-"It Was to Be, with Ethel
Clayton.
Wednesday and Thursday William
Farnum in The Niger"
Friday Jane Eyre.
Saturday - My Lost Won" and
Charlie Chaplin.
Sunday-'The Tides Of Time, with
Mary Nash and Charlie Chaplin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

Joseph SautIey and his merry crew
Of entertainers formally opened the
season az the Illinois theatre last
night. appearing in a smart musical
comedy, "All Over Town" which has
just completed an extended summer
run at the Garrick theatre, Chicago
Il was unfortunate both for the audi
ence and for the company that owing
to beIated train service it was impos-
sible TO start the performance until an
hour beyond the scheduled time The
result was that those who remained
in the seats-oniy surprisingly few
asking for the return Of their money
grew impatient and the performers did
not approach their work with the en-
thusiasm that they would have done
had they got under way at the custom
airy. hour.
The company played in Milwaukee
Saturday night The delay here was
due to the loss of four hours at Chi
cage In switching the cars carrying the
company scenery from the Northwest
ern 10 The Rock Island road The orig
inal All over Town production intact
was presented here.
Mfr. Santley does some neat charac-
Ter acting in his new play. first appear
ing as q decrepit old man bemoaning
his inability to enjoy the pastimes that
were his in the days gone by. He ap-
peals to Satan through the Iatter's first
assistant and the latter instantly re-
stores him to youth on condition that
Fans fGautIay-f assist Gzyause aid fv,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
Moulan Is Funny.

Frank Moulan, whose buffo0nery as
lho leading comedian in The Sultan of
SUN is still Of pleasant memory, en-
acts the role of satan's side kick and
he makes much OF a part that offers
little latitude for one Of his versatile
talents. Nr. Santley, as usual, is
pleaslaglv clever both as singer and
dancer. In Misses Allen and Randall
he has the assistance of TWO wonder
full dancers. Then there are Frederick
saateE. Joseph's brother; Jane Nc
Arthur, who is ''the girl in the play,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
RLACK HAWK.

Monday Neal Of the Navy" "a Dig
nifed Family The Merry Moving
Man"
Tuesday Carlyle Blackwell in spit
Fire"
Wednesday The Diamond From
the Sky" THE Silent W" The Sands
OF Dee "Fate's Healing Hand"
Thursday "Neptune's Daughter"
F'rday- The Goddess" The Hand
Of God In Dangers Path" a
Harmless Filtration"
Saturday Maurice Costello in The
Criminal The Honeymoon Pact"
Sunday-1IaTy Pickford in The
Bishops Carriage The Sudragets
Sheriff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06

and who has one of those belI-Iike So
prano voices that she knows how to
use artistically; Lillian Lee, who per
sonates the part of Moulan's domestic
incumbrance with screaming effect;
Arthur Hohl, who is a good stage de
tective, and numerous others in minor
parts, together with a youthful and
lively chorus OF attractive girls and
boys. The play is handsomely staged
All Over Town" appears at the Bur
tis, in Davenport, tonight It is worth
going to another state to see.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
MAZE TIC.

Monday George Bellamy in Broth
er Officers"
Tuesday-Edith Storey in The Isle
Of Regeneration"
Wednesday Edgar Selwyn in The
Arab" assisted by Theodore Roberts.
Thursday and Friday Edna Mayo
and Bryant Washburu in The Blind
ness Of Virtue
Saturday Alice Brady in The Rem
egade.'
Sunday-Nme Olga Petrova in The
Vampire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-06
COLTMRIA.

Vaudeville Davenport Perform
ances daily at 2:45 and SIS three
st 0ws on Sunday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
8ledlerne 6odlaeit.

SEER Carl 5rieorih 8entner, 1922
0irpea stroBe uno ieine @nttin,
5rau 5erlnine 3entner, geb. Strl1pe,
fonnten am Wontag Men6 in ibrem
6eim Die grinnerungsfeier on ben
Sag begeben, an mel6em Tie Dor 10
Sabren ben gbeb1ln6 idloiien; lie
fonnten 'oie iogenan1te ublederne"
|6od3eit feiern. Cine fleine 5daar
intimer 5reunbe batte 1tb gu oieler
5eier eingeflrnben, melfe Dem gbe-
paar Die ber5lidNten @liidtpiinide ln0
audi allerlei @ei1enfe in gled)iDaaren
oarbradten. Ser M6en6 aplroe in
beiterer @eieQigfeit berbraM. IS
mur0en aortenipiele fir Greile ge=
lpielt ln6 I'M W%iitternadt puroe Elm
%iolennes @odoeitsma6l aufgetiidt.
SITE Iheilnebmer an Ser aseier amii-
iirten lid) pprtreiflid mo meroen
nod lanae nit gergniigen on oiele
gemiitblide ubledberne" Sod)5eit 5l1'
riidoenfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
9e,ttidJcs sgcatcr.
Goltipiel in ser Mor0meit=G apel,port
Sltrn6allc.
sln l1adJIten Son1toa: S%nfanteriit
4Ilalllne.

@ir gratllliren Sen g. @. Iapelt=
p%prtern SIT Dem erlcle1cn @club, Ser
1id1 ibne1 ont Sp1l,tag nit Der Ml1f.
iiibrl1ng oes trgfflidlen Sdlpm1fes
v%Snfanteriit Mflal1me" bietet. Solh
eite Gprltelll1ng III iolder slbrun-
oltrg iii nidlts MltGglid)cs, ltno mir
bcbaucrn icoel1, ser Iid1 cil1en berortig
unterbaltl northumberland ~entgeben
ldBt. Ger oSlrfantcrilt Iflalnle"
bot lid} bel leiner Grltallffiibrl1ftg bier
%tbatladlt6 als Der aroBartialte Sdla-
ger cruielen, ais Ser CT ilberoll be-
farnlt aenor6en lit. Ct perolent Dos
grobe Sl1terelie mo ben rieli9en Set
fal, nit bem ct iihcrall allfscnommc1
Iul1roe. @ir fenllel cine Mel,ge 2ell=
te, bic it'd 0as l1lfigc Stiid an 5pnn-
tag npd)nlals al1lebe11 lperoen. Sc
nib fein iibles 3eid)er fir beilen
@ertb. So ltebt oen1 SIT boffen, BOB
|0ie g. @. 1anenpprt Il1rnballe am
fomnen0en Sol1ntag bis alf bas LETT
te Nldshen eefiiut ieit luiro. sl1ls
DEM nadfolgenben Nerlpnenperseid-
nib lit SIT erleber, oab oas Stild &C.
1aa IN Der gleiden Hollel1belebung
altigefilbrt miro, lrie lei1ler5eit bier:
8erionen:
Sobias Gflalme, &onlerpel1fabrifant
&l1rt 8nris
G0rilti1te, Ieine 6ral. 2pltile griidner
Or. @eil1rid Grammar !.
Ssfur @offman
Silna, ieil,e 6rau @fartba @ontberg
|Ggon y. @roBer, General a. 9.
@cil1. 2omenfelO
|gae,t, ieine Gnfelin J.
Margaretba Garal1
6rioolin 1otterpcidh Apotbefer
S. 8riif1er
General u. 8annepib :.
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Soiepb Mittermeper, Miireon+9 iencr
6. SCHUBERT
Same, aodin bel Nfln,me
Slump 8en0er
Spielleitung &l1rt Goris.
3as Stiid ipielt IN Berlin ma6reno
ser 3eit oes iesigen &rieges.
9eeuelte @eiaagseilllager.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
@rpfes &pnscrt nno 8aI.
Ser Gapenport Illrngemeil1oe am
beutigen 9lbenL0.

@eltte Mbeno firoet in Ser 1apen=
port Iltrnbane oas erlte groBe ge=
iealdaftlid)e greiqniB Ser Glrnge-
mei11oe in Oieiarls ailon in @eitalt
zines ann5ertes nit nodfolgenbem
8aa itatt. 8ei Dem &pll5ert nirfell
Traltlein Mortla @ansberg pom
0euti6en Meater l1no Ser 3apenport
3itberflltb nit, 9as fplgenoe Nro=
gromm miro SIT Ml1sfiibrln1g gelan-
gen:
Nrogram m:
|. AZ Marldl llnter bel1 Ioppel=
oDler i. @agner
- Sunertiire, Martbu 6lotom
Stto's Srdelter.
2. AZ Grub Menoelsiobn
81 . oopelp Giabt 0ffenbad
IamensGbpr.
3. Tn6lten=Meigen 3. M1bd)cn-
flalle inter 2eitln1g bon Erof.
SdmiOf.
4. Mie nabt mir Ser sdlummer
@eber
groBe arie aus 6reiidiit
Sri. Martba @anbberg.
5. a. 3ie IbrGne Speiier
- Gin r6einilbes Ma0der
Wemiidter Gbor.
6. &on5ert=Subertmre, &lqnge BON
griezSee @ormsbade1
3aoenport 3it6er-al1t5.
z. R6einmeinlieo Srtf
Serren-gbor.
8. Al 5do1,t Ser Sager in bas Ibal
% @imnelblauer See
8emiidter @bor unO 3ither=alltb
&ornite - 9loolpb Ioeot, @orliber
5ruu 9l0olpb IoeOt, SRI. Norma st
to, Hrof. Grit Otto, 2ouis Niiien
Scar Saenberger, @arrp 5teen, ST.
min Jolf, 5rou 80. gilberitein. Sri
Hbea @uble, s. S. aottner, M11gu
gruening, Carl Mollenberg, 2eite1
1a1, Sobn @l1rroer, 5ralt Geo
@alOman, SRI. gmma 2afren5, @l1
liap gfbert, Sobn &innema11n, Sobr
Waobr, Carl @elenberg NeinbarO S
@agner, Sermonn s. Eeterien, Sefr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
@um Spbe abbernfen.
2pnis San Ct


Nab 5meimonatigem a%ranfenlager
tit porgeltern 9lbe1b inn Scott Gonn=
tp Fublic 5oipital SEER 2ouis San
Sumner geitorben. Ser geritorbene
muroe an %. Ie5en1ber 1889 in
Grant, 9eebr., ge6oren un6 fam am 1.
Jeopember 6ieles Sabres noh 3aoen=
port. 9lnBer BEN gltern miro er bon
5mel griioern iiberlebt. Sic 2eide
muroe nod s. s. stapleton'5 2eiden=
be1tottrngsgeldaft gebradt uno ge=
tern gbeno CUR ge~er0igung nod
8lumon, So, iiberfiibrt, nolelbli
bente Dtorgen I'm 5ebn l16r sic Sci.
lebung anf Dem @iaman Trieoboi
lt%attfinoen miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
e%dmlbcbDroc
geri1d)t ibr M}oglidites, Inn a5hltl-
gebaltoe lid)cr SIT MAIDEN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gr. 8. q.
1abn1s erfldrte 9elterlL BOB Der
,Sdl1lratb alles III leiner Mnd)t Ste
benoe tbltn miiroe, Inn iqnrnltlide
5bulgebaltoe Ser gtuot 10 felerlider
mie mD9li6 51 geltalten. Der Sdlll=
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bic 5enerl1otbleiterl1 be0iirften, lplde
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erflart fer11er, BOB Ser Sdl1lratb sur
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brodt aporben Ieien, nidt getpuBt 10
be, bab ein aeller9eldob bon iiber
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s.. $. 9De, 5taatsiripeftor fiji
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ben. gr CAB in0eilen 5l1, oaB 0as
@eballoe altersidmah 11rrb es Der Be
9oroe fat lnm0glid iei1 Bic '6or:
berrldenoen 3ltita1l0e 81 beilern.
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Mltersldpade. 3os ein5ige Mitte
CUR M66iilfe beltii1oe III Neltballten
3ie idledteiten 5dulgebal16e in Sc,
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uno Miiiiliippi Npenle gelegene $50
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Sc.
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s. 81. Dabms, BOB bie Sanitors il
Ben beridie0enen Shl1len bon Sdl1I
superintendent Tra11f 8. 5mart iibe
Die Nnbmlfung bon Napierid)adtel1
l11r6 abnlidem 3e1tg in Ben &eIlerge
idoiien Der Sbulgebdu0e getpar11
mor0en lparelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
3iucisbibliutbcfen bc1tc g%eDffnet.

Snfolae oes 0m1fingl1lgs Seierto=
ges miro Die ncue 3areigbihliot6ef IN
Der S1loepenOent Batting Company an
Der Hofingbam Rooo bellte geadmit=
tag apabren0 Ser regelmdbigen 5tlln-
ben geoff1et iein. Die 3meig6iblio=
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gleid)fals geoffnet leill, ollitatt sSrei=
tag, an nelfem Gage Die Sd1lle &C.
ldloiien lem miro.
Sic Seie5inmer in Ser Seffentli.
den 8lbliotbef meroen am Corners
tag Wtorgen bon 11eull bis 5nolf l1b1
genffnet lein. gilder meroen l1id}t
alls9elleber merDen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-24
SsS11 Sen RettenOprf @erfItGtter

sSsn Oen @ettellborf @erfltdtten
lillo SIR 3eit 1475 gr6eiter beidlaf-
tiet. Sll l1ad)ter 3eit miro !oie 1900
Grel15c iibarl6ritten meroel1. Die
gettel1oorf GpmpanD bat lett la1gerer
3eit nidlt %iopiele Ir6eiter beldaftiat
.nie geraoc in ocn lestelt @od)e11. Die
@elellidaft 'bot fiir5liH 1000 8ag-
|Vons fiir bic 9fod Sslallo ga9n fer
tigaeitelt 1l11O lit icbt NIT Der Ser
ltelll,llg elmer gleid) grnBen 3nbl bon
8aggpns fir bic Mllrlington be-
i6aftiat. @e1nt al1d) Die 8aggo1ls
fir bic burlington gabngeIeal6oft
fertigoeitelt leilt merbeL miro bic
|6abrifation elmer @eltell1ng bon 500
@aggons fir Die Wi1lllcapolis l1l1o
ISt. 2olis @a6laeielli6ait in Mngriff
geltotln1en meroell.
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loitrafc pun $4,000.
@iro Otto 5iebel apege1 M2iBadtln1g
Oes @eridts altferlegt.

Otto Siebcl, ein gobl1 bes 6ar=
mers Ireo Siebel bon Hleoiont Sol,
leD, plroe geliern Nadylittag i'm
5oott Gonntp @eridt BON Gid)ter
@iaiam 1beop6illls 51 elmer @elo=
ltrafe Don $4,000 hpegell D2iBad~
tl1ng oes @erihts perl1rtbeilt. Ser
.6ormer Sreo Siebel lit 1tl1ter 8iirg-
ld)aft fiir ole @ral10 SurD tpegen eli
mes l1rr5udtperiltd)s f%eltgebalten. Otto
|5iebel mnr0e porlallfig i'm Scott
|gountp @efangnib nntergebralbt, Bis
bic Celebrate besablf ieil1 niro.
6aas bic @eloltrafe nid)t 6e5ablt
miro, mllb ct 5molf Gage inn @efalg.
nib iiben.
5iebel meigerte iidL a1t i'm &c,
lteltc 6rogen bot ber r@raro Surf
|5l beantportel1, 0reinal mnrbe c,
Dor Ben @idter gefii6rt, melder ibr
marnte nno erflarte, baB er 1id be1
MiBadt11ng oes @eridts ldulbig ma.
de, faIls er bei ieiner @eigerr1nl
|bleibe. Irei leiner SdppeIter1t mel
gerten lid gleidfalls, alrf 6ragen pp1
ioer @ranO sSllrp at n~1tlportelt. Nnd
lite muroen BON Dem Hid]ter getaOelt
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Ser 2anobrie itrGiger CHRIS. s..
Gobm bon Ser 81. 81. SEQ. 5, elmer ser
|felteiten langiabrigen Sl,nggeienen
bieier Staot miro be1te sl6eno I'M
leGs l1br bnrd 5rieoensrihter 2ol1is
US. MooOelpfg nit 6ral1 sl11na Mar-
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ion StraBe, IN benz SEER @obm lett
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III Ser Gffire nps Mrl1n,

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fllbrers 6raltf @olm mur0e Elm
Enhancement 81 Sen S11forporirrngs=
artifeln Der @alcott Sire Sniurarce
Company lbi1terlegt. Io1a6 iou Ser
grpBte getrag Ser %aQgeneinen 5dul=
ben $1,000 81 fei11er 3eit ii6eridlrei-
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il6eriteigen.
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tmportirten 8ier un0 cmpfoblen bon
oen 9oftoren. 8od Sslon0 greming
20 (an3.)
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Gle Npitabtheil11naen fir 9nit

Ile NoItabtbellungen fur Noit=
almel1uagen, Eoitnertb5ei6enperfau=
te, gll1'hrelben uno Hoitlogerno i'm
b1eltgen Noltamt mer0en am 9arlfla=
9l1ngstoge bon $50 llbr Big 10 nbr
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m1ttag filloet in Ser gor5en gtaot
enc Nblle1erung itott. ginlieferung
bon Foltiaden fin0et 8ormittaas
mo g{admlttags lpie gelp0bnlid in
allell Sbellen Der Staot Itott, n,1b
elerfs meroen Sen gon5et Gag iiber
9lellt III Dem Tortididen Ser aus.
lol11enoen Eoitiaden BADEN.
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Sail aeqelt Siebel.

Die @rano SSllrp beridtet @ferrer,
.Oab lie Ben 6aQ oe5 StaateS Soma
ge9en Treo Sie6el megen N1lgriffs
NIT Der slbiidt allf lln5ltdt u1teriudt
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Sic eri lld)en Oieles 8erid)t, oieler
IuQ fir Sen Sal1l1ar=Iern1in Ser
6rano Sl1rp, 1916, iiber5ulege1, ms
ferner Darllnl, Sen Mllgeflagte1 sum
Grldeinen fir meitere Inter ud)llng
oleles Safes feIt5u6alten.
8c5eidnct:
s. s. Srmin,
Sbn1ann Ser Bral1o SSSl,rp.