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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
WOMAN FIGHTS FOR BOY
Creates Scene When Court Orders
Return of Six-year-cid Lad to
Father

Mrs Mary Connors. of East Susque-
ranna avenue, became hysterical In the
domestic Relations Court today when
suuse Brown ordered her to turn over
aer e-year-old nephew to HIS father. and
sauseo such a scene that officers were
forced TO take her in the corridor and
summon physician.
when Francis connors, the father. and
orother-in-law OF Mrs. Connors. at
'5smpted TO take the boy. the woman
sntew her arms around the lad and re-
.usso 70 release him, while the boy re-
peated between sobs:
= oon't want to leave my auntie. please
~ me stay with her." 81.
me boys mother died when he was Is
= months old. and the aunt has cared for
n.n ever since then. The father recently
isnalIled and established a home. but
~, Connors refused TO return the boy
,ssuse she feared he would not be
nsa.ea right by the stepmother. Habeas
tse.pus proceedings were instituted. and
~ eniid was ordered returned TO the
\, ,s'hef when the aunt's fears were proven
y De unfounded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
'DRYS" ELATED OVER
SOUTH CAROLINA VOTE
Homer w. Tope Declares Prohi-
bition Victory Will Affect
Outcome in Ohio

Supporters Of prohibition in this city
were elated today over the action of the
voters of South Carolina yesterday, in
voting to make that state dry after jan
uary /.
Their sentiments as to the victory were
expressed by Homer w. Tope, head of
the Anti-Saloon League in Philadelphia.
He said:
II am jubilant over the results of the
election. 1t is only another indication of
how the prohibition wave is sweeping over
the country. Before the election SIS per
cent of the population of South Carolina
lived in dry counties, and when Statewide
prohibition came up for a general vote
there was little doubt as to the outcome.
Governor Glenn, of South Carolina, told
me when he was here recently, that he
thought prohibition would win by about
10000 majority.
"The result refutes the statements of
the liquor dealers that the prohibition
wave in the South would soon recede.
know 1t is stronger there now than it
ever was.
II am particularly pleased with the vic
tory at this time. 1t will have a very
decided effect, / think, on the vote on
Statewide prohibition in Ohio in Novem-
ber. Ohio is going wet or dry by a very
close margin, and everything bearing on
prohibition affects the sentiment there.
While so per cent. of the counties in
Ohio now have local option. Cincinnati
and Cleveland still are in the wet col
umn, The majority of the voters live in
those two cities. There is every reason,
however, TO believe that with South Caro-
lima the nineteenth prohibition State in
line, Ohio will be the twentieth after No
vember.'
Z. T. Fleming, secretary of the Ma
tional Herald, a weekly publication de-
voted to the interests of the ''wets,"
refused to comment on the outcome in
South Carolina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
phila. Brigade to Go to Gettysbur,

More than 50 survivors OF "Webb's 5
Brigade" known officially as the Phila-
,delphia Brigade, will take a trip to the
Gettysburg battlefield October II, where
they fought 81 years ago at Bloody
Angle" one Of the bloodiest battles in the
war. TO attend the unveiling of statue of
their old commander, General Alexander
s. Webb. They will be the guests of the
Monument Commission. Plans for the
trip were formulated last night at the
G. A. r. headquarters In Independence
Hall. It Is expected that many prominent
men will also attend the ceremony.
ernment"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
MURDER MYSTERY FIZZLES
No Medal for Policeman Who Found
dead" Man Sleeping

No medal will be given Motorcycle
Policeman Firth, OF the Germantown
police station, for solving Germantown's
latest murder mystery" scare.
Firth was sent to Meehan avenue and
Chew street by Sergeant Wahler. who
said that several excited women had tele-
phoned declaring that the body of a
murdered man. his head protruding from
some bushes, was there.
The body was there. all right. but when
Firth approached 1t he was surprised to
hear II talking In a dream. II proved
to be Thomas Pullinger. OF Phil-Ellena
and Musgrave streets, a watercress ped
dler, who had selected the bushes 70
take a nap in. FIRTH reprtmanded him
for soaring the women OF the neighbor-
hood and let him go.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
FIGHTS DRUG LAW
Physician First to Raise Opposition
to Harrison Statute

A demurrer filed in the United States
District Court today by DIR. Michael
Sussman, of Pine street near 5th street,
attacked the constltutionalty of the
Harrison anti-drug act.
This is the first action taken in the
eastern section Of the country to test the
legality of the statute. Doctor Sussman
was required by the Collector OF Internal
Revenue. Ephraim Lederer, to make a
sworn statement regarding the quantity
of narcotics received by him between
March l and May II.
He complied with the order of Mr..
I.ederer but, according to charges made
by the Government, stated smaller
amount in his report than he had ac-
tually received from various sources.
Francis b. Bracken, attorney for the
physician, maintained that i'm enforcing
the Harrison law the Government was
exercising police powers which were con-
ferred only upon the individual States by
the Federal Constitution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Held for Assault on COuncilmen

Archibald Robinson, of 1927 Mifflin
street. was held under $500 bail for court
by Magistrate Harris at his office, 1926
Market street. today. accused of assault
and battery on C. Walter Glasgow. of
1884 South 18th street a Select Council
man OF the 4Sth Ward According to Rob-
inson, Glasgow came 10 his house on
Thursday and asked why Francis Robin
son, son. had not registered. This
caused an argument, II was alleged, which
resulted In Robinson waiting for Glas-
gov at the polls on Saturday and strik-
ing him in the face knocking his glasses
on and innicting severe punishment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
SCALDS KILL PLAYFUL GIRL
Coffee Pot Upsets When Child At.
tempts to Play With 1t

The playful fingers of 1s-months-old
Dorothy White reached out to play with
the coffee urn which stood on the break
fast table today in the home of her pa
rents, at 1854 South Alder street II
proved her last toy.
Dorothy was too young to know that
she should not play with fire. The tiny
hands graspcd the table cloth and gave
II jerk The urn upset and the steam
ing coffee fatally scalded the child.
The screams of the infant were unbear-
able to the hearts of her parents as they
waited for an ambulance to convey her TO
the Methodist Hospital But greater suf-
fering was In store for them. Doctors at
the hospital said Dorothy was terribly
burned. and short time after admitting
her she died.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Bewails Failure to Kill Herself and
Says Everything Seems to Go
Wrong With Her

Everything l do seems wrong. can't
do right, II seems"
This despairing plant was found today
in note beside the unconscious form of
Mrs. Mary Vanderslice, who inhaled gas
In her rooms at the southwest corner
of Front and Somerset streets. Evil
IDENTIFY she had previously tried to cut her
wrists, for they were bleeding. She was
hurried to the Episcopal Hospital in the
patrol of the Front and Westmoreland
strets station and physicians said she
was out of danger.
The woman, who is 81 years old, has
been separated from her husband. In the
note, which was addressed to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Violet Haines, PA West Sergeant
street. she asked that her husband, Ben
iamin. be permitted to see her and to
attend the funeral.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
AMATEUR GASMAN SINGED
Courted Disaster With Lighted Can
die, but Escaped With Slight Burns

Lawrence Mooz. of 2SS9 Cumberland
street. declared today he would never go
into a cellar again with a lighted candle
in his hand to hunt for a leak in gas
pipe.
Mooz. who lives above the meat store
of Fred Hanaman, needed the plea OF
neighbors that gas issuing from the cellar
of Hanaman's shop was annoying and
should be stopped He went down cellar
with the lighted candle In his hand. and
the gas in the cellar promptly ignited
only his eyebrows and hair were singed.
but how he escaped with his life the
neighbors are not able to understand.
Persons attracted by the flames issuing
from the cellar called Engine Company
As, at 26th and York streets, which
auenched the fire with slight damage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Steel company OmeIaI Quits

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept 15.--John c.
Jay.-Jr has resigned as vice president and
general manager OF sales Of the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company 10 become chairman
OF the board Of directors Of the Max
well Motor Car Company The change be-
comes effective October 1. Jay will be
succeeded by r. w. Giliispie. district sales
manager OF. the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany at New York. with title Of general
manager Of sales,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Court Candidate Speaks

Frederick S. Drake, candidate for Judge
Of Court OF Common Pleas No. 3, ad-
dressed the Good Government League
zenship. He said II is the political duty
Of a good citizen to take an active part
in division and ward work and assist in
nominating for office men who will not
be under the control of bosses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
EP, A. DELEGATES ELECT
W Il. shenemsn. of This City, Heads
Organization

HARRIsBURG. Sept. l5.-pelegates 10
~ second annual convention OF the state
>ouneh OF the Fraternai Patriotic Amer
4. Today elected the following officers
pay. e's's councillor. William II. sheneman.
sasurer, A. II. Lashe. Hoboken; junior
t',, state councillor. Grant u. Mccoy.
.'e re next convention will be held In
<"'srurEh, September u. 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
JUDICIAL CANDIDATES auIzzED
news on Injunetions Of Labor Unions
Asked by Federation ofiicial

o'".'A1tRisBURG. Pa. sept &c. r.
r secretary OF the Pennsylvania
I.,[-.uon of Labor. has addressed
-..' 'f 70 each Of the candidates for supe-
*. Nqnrt Judge. asking their position
|. relation 20 the granting Of inlune-
leaders.
..N ietfer which also sets forth the
.I e the Federation a. opposed 70
'''Rnet'one. asks FOR 40 early reply
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
AutOist Guilty of Manslauehter

LANCASTER, Pa. Sept. 15.-George
f. Tole today in the Quarter Sessions
Court was found guilty of manslaughter
in causing the death of 7-year-old Adeline
Gross, having run. her down on March Is
with an automobile. II was shown in his
trial that Tole was intoxicated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Making
the hottse
spic-and-span
for the FaI1

There's a lot in the way
you make ready for the
Fall house cleaning. Of
course we wouldn't overlook
a broom-but there are
many other things we are
apt to overlook until we are
in the thick of it.
Here at Martindale's are
all things needed for the
Fall cleaning-each priced
on the basis of "small
profits many times repeat
ed" Order now to be
ready.
Brooms, 35c, 40c, 45c each
Buckets, 3 hoops, 25c; galvan-
ized, 25c
Scrub Brushes, I2c and zoe ca.
MOps with Handle, soc and 81
Wizard Carpet Cleaner, I0c
and 25c a pkg.
ChamOis, 25c, 35c and SOC ca.
WashbOards (double), soc
20 Mule Team BOrax, Sc and
12c a package
FOrmaldehyde, 25c a box
Roach Salt, 10c, 25e and soc
a box
Beacon Insect Powder, lOc and
Csc a can
Stove Polish, Sc and 1Oc a can
Toilet Soaps, 25c a box
Imported Castillo Soap, 25e ID.
POrcelO Bath Tub Cleaner, 12c
Electro Silicon, 7c a box
KOte-On, a silver powder, 25c
a box
Liquid Polish. l5c and 25c can
Silver Suds, 1Oc, 15c and 25e
a bottle
Whiting, 1Oc a lb.
Ammonia, 10c, zoe and 25e can
DirigO, Lewis and Red Seal
Lye, 1Oc a can
Dutch Cleanser. lOc a can
Rabbits Cleanser, Sc e. 1Oc can
Chloride of Lime, 10c a can
Bon Ami. Sc a bar
All the popular brands of soap
powders and soaps from l776-
1915.
The convenience Of making
payments monthly instead of al
the time of each individual pur-
chase Is being taken advantage
of by q greater number Of Gus
toners every year. We shall be
glad TO have you open an account
at the store.
Thos. Martindale & Co.
10th & Market
Established in Isso
neil rhones--riIberf 1s10. Filhers ~
Izeyslone-Haca So. aane nef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
Take En-
Separately,
or All in
All
q, Take the Suits First.

q Take the Suits First.
Notably the new wide
stripes and fancy chew
lots, braided or plain,
full or skeleton lined;
modelled on snug, close
fitting English lines, or
on the easier American
plan, and enlivened with
inspirational t o u c h e s
that are as keen as the
spice in a curry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-15
G Take the OUercoats

q, Take the OOercoats
Next. Coats for every
conceivable occasion.
and in every conceivable
fabric and style-with
loose back, deep arm
holes, wide sleeves,
close-htting collar, and
swagger swinging skirt
and that subtle some
thing in the finished
whole which makes for
character and charm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
@eriammlnns Der Goittraaer.

Ole 81. s. 3. Eoittraeer bieltell
am Moattoa, oen 6. Septentber, ubre
Guartal 8erianrnllnpg IN Der
stabtbolle BON Serlndn,l. Bon Den
If SrGgern bieies @oimtps ipareit
nic folaenoen s alhpckiro: @m. &os.
fo,psti, bon 8Iano; DoDe Sbiplep,
Games Sodt, 9errp 0iottbetps uno
q. gpeib, bon Sipelpspille; 6ero,
&onieit @itit Slider uno paroln
Srieib, non Soeultann.
Der bieiige 8oImleiiter Or. =.
ga8beIl, er0ffnete Sie &erNannn-
llna nit elmer glniprade, fpclde Dor
81. 8oeid, I'M goren Der Srdger,
enpioert apurbe. sSSas. SoIt bielt
glcid,faIlS cine slniprad)e. in ipelder
er ballptiGdlib ben Sortbcil gutter
StroBen bptonte.
Die GoittrGger neblilen ein leb'
bates SSntereiie afr 9aii gutter Stra'
Ben: bieies Sberna nilnlnt oaber
itcts, BEL ibren 3l,iam1nenfiinften
cilleil Saupttbeil Der 3eit in slit'
ipritd,.
gsod, shlub Ser 6,eiddite iprad
hie 0eriomm[ulm Der Gtoot Ser
mann ibren 9mrf ans. fiir ole ge'
niisiu9 Der Stnotballe, iotpie Dem
bieiiaen 8ofhneiiter uno oeiien afii'
tent fir ehpieiene @cfalltgtelten
S5ierollf lpurbe beidloliem oie nadJlte
gerianmdlrng om 9mtfiaalingsfaae,
in Roieblpo, nbslibalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
Nuntrner 48
Sheriff lSnme iOsntifisiert Sas anto.
2asieIbe iparbe in GniS, Cflaboma,
seitoblen.

Sferiff Sinie, bon @arfiel6 Co..
Ofla., bat oas sSor6 gllto, iueldyeS
oln s. glligidt airf oau getrlls 8lab
iuriifeelaiien ipuroe, als oas gigerr
tbim BON Or. s. 81. S,panf. bon
Gnio. Old. ioentifBiert. Die Gluit
ller oes Motprs oes slitoS, ipeldes
BON Or, Siuurf gefto9Ien ipiiroe, lit
seitolt oieieibe OILS luie on Der bierse.
laiienen Cor.
sie Sberiff Slute inet ipuroe 6as
Pluto am 27. SiiH, iu Crib, BON
sipei Minitern geftoblen, bon oeiten
elmer bereits perhaftet w.t. iuabrern
man Den aRoeren, ooratsiidtlidp, in
nddSter 3eit einbrirpeen miro. Bon
ben 6 sutos ipelde iltnerbalb Der
lesten 5ipei Moftute IN gni6 geItcb.
len ip,lroen, iit Dies 6as infinite, mel.
6es auieoer d,pfaefainoen iUitroe. Serr
Siune erfoniite oie Gdntbc into oie
Saleioer. ipeIde I'm sliito eef,atoen
,purbeE als oem Dieb eeboreno. ben
or tennt iino Der lid, nod alrf fpeien
Siibep befinoet. 9aird Die taitge
Sabrt iunraen Sie Ginrmireife Der
8oroerraber obaenttt; ole 0iebe
tparen elm puar bltioert WaeiIen obne
Die &eife sefdbren. Dos satto mliB
oo6er iest init ipe,en goroerraoerrt
|nebit @itnmtireifen pereben iueroen.
Sheriff Sanlie beaahlte 1927 an Geo.
1etrus, fir baS Salten oes aitos
lno lteB oasielbe barr, IN Sbblt let.
mes ampdlts, 8. o.. @raf, 5is Sie
liioSbieen 8eparatren aenlodt sper.
Iben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
@iiIunris gOrratb an Sanb nnb
Sizes 1T nmerrd,5piliG.

Sn 1914 ipuroen bon ettpa lOO
Counties in &iionri 3Ea Dtillip.
,ien Sona,en Sono iIllo sties I'M
ipertbe BON iiber eine gsillion Dol
lars alrf ben Wsarft gebrodlt. ipie
ans eiitern 1eelsliden Bulletin oes
'itoatliden @rbeitsfonnniiIiors Sobn
S. Sispatrid berpor9ett Ger
fam 5iart groBten Sbeile ans nent
1ailiiiippi npo Waiiouri iurS ipllr.
DE nlittels 0toiGiierie bel ct Solis,
amrias Gitp, ct. Solepb ct. Char
les, Sanaliba, Sefferfon Gin inio
gootnille aug Sieien Sliiiien gebo-
ben. Die 2ieiernig BON Como arfo
SHES in 1914 mar nm ettpa ettle
i'm Sabre 5lIDor. ou offenbar aperd'
baI6e 0eilliom Sonneir tpefliaer. obs
ger gebaut ip,lr6e. SSsip 1913 ipatr.
oe cine inwenpein groBe Gimntitdt
ainn Sainomrtealt 6es tseileIl StndtS-
tapitods belutst aitpo ieitoen ut i'm
Stoate fein 6lipoulHent fir elm
gpobes @ebaaloe aeripodf poroen.
Miiionpi ilitairt in oiefr Sroiltrie
Ole itebente Stelle itllter alletr Stao.
ten elm. 9ie grobe almntitot Salro
liulo 9ies, Die m Miiiolri olrf ben
ofienbliden @egen oertpettoet ipnr.
De, iit in obigen 3afJletl ttiebt nit
einbegriffen. Die @lasfdbriten 3ll
Seitlls itrto GrDshad gitD ,riso iefie
bei ct. Soiuis berbuoltd,teii I'M 1914
eitpa 16O,190 Soi,tlen tuciBelr Sairf
uno fnbrisirten barous @faSidfi.
ben, 5luiden. @asspoure ieoer er.
ber,fliden art i'm @erthe pom fiini
Wfuionen Dollars.
Die Giiei,giebereien iit Miiionri
| ole iih baiipHGbiid in ct. 9oiis
anmfos gitp, ct. Soiepb, Sprin9
fieio ,nio Soplin befinoeal, per
braudten 62,837 Sonnen Como
Sir 8al,Spede ipitpoen IL Miaip
liRn Sona,en Dertpe,tDet SSll oei
1Sdleii. ilno 9oIinpertsftdttef ,:sie
/ geifseinbreniereieii inlb in ben ssd
Srifefi in bette1 @IofferiIngsnlater
tai berseiteIlt miro, iultroen Smt
iepoe Don 8onnen Saluo perapelrbet.
Die Gi,nntftit aies, Die mlf Sel
0tarft eebmft iuur6e, belief lid
altf iiber 1A Milltonen Soniien in
8ertbe bon iiber eine 8iertel Oiid
lion Collars.
| Miiioitris 8orrotb an sapn I'M
@ies ut iareri6opflid, SaSii feferl
Die 9Iei. unb 3ittf acknowledgement il
Sagper, CT. sSrancois imo Msooiiol
goarfttp iabrGid) npebrere @illionel
Spin,en .Gbat", ipeldes @aterio
| fir Den @esebon luto bon Den 81
| feitbobnelt OILS 8alldit bennbt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
Gieipann remit SaDon.
Die Serren @innbmiiler nnb SIan.
ans iperben perlett.

slm lesten @oRtaa. itngefdbr Inn
I llbr. a6ernos. brodte ". g. 3.
9tlutoapiller ieif,elt Sdnpieseriobn
Serrn Slaiolls, ,peId,er bel Inn auf
8eIndy geapeieii mar, in ieinan Sur.
rep fierber. oa Serr SIaiiaits nit
hem slbeiio5ilg tpieOer fadlbouie, nod
ct. aoliis. reifen ipollte. sIn Der
0ritten unb GadiIler StraBe fiel ole
9eidel. tuelhe allS bem Sod ae-
idIiipft mar. Siir Gree mooltrcb 6ns
@eipam fdeu ipurbe iino bapon
raltipte. Sn Der gsdbe Der grfteit
iunb SdiIler StrdBe fam ems Der
Gierbe o,trb Ole Deidiel slun Stitrs,
tuo6irb bus Surrep dlf Die Settle
geiporfen uno Die beiben Wfdnner
o,uf Ole Strobe seidlell6ert tpurhen.
@eioe blllteten aus nlehrereip @inr.
Sem unS S6rmiurien; Or. @aiigbea,
ipelder iie irrterflidJte, fnn6 ieood)
Slan Slid feine ernitiid,eit 8erfeb-
tnigen. Die 8fer6e, tuelde flma
oara,f aiHn Steben sebradt lpiir.
oen, tparen rrtdh perIett tporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
G6arlOtte.

Die Sd,nle i'm 0iitrift Sir. 40
muroe n,t Testen gsontag erorIitef.
init 6. 6. 8aligbun ais 2ebrer.
Gs bat gang ben slnifeiir als 90
9traBenailfieber Brandt. IN Der
9aitte ser gsclp Sapeu Strnbe, IN
ser yaGbe BON Charlotte, eine yalit,'
le balrep tpin, inoem mir benertsn
sob Ell Sen 9antpffeiiel bereits an
Glate bat.
angldt Waeper, peldpr fpdprello
oes earlsen Sommers trarf mar, Vt
lett Iongiaa aif Der 8eilerung, le'l'
sr,,oer @ilBeIm beiorat ae s5arui
fir fbn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-09-10
;sran SOnbers ais aciitcsfranf
beflnoen.

fsral Sitn1na Souoers, lpelde
i'm 1iibepiten, 1iiOfid,eil 8beiI ililie.
res GolnitDs eie Sarni eigltet, fpnr.
De om Iebten Wontag, ian gtaflnB.
@eridt, auf tbren @eiftes5nitaarb in,-
teriitdt arnn SpiScrs 1T illtge.
iabr 81 Sabre aIt inlo iit Die Nfirttcr
bon Sen iinb Gmtil Solibers, lpelde.
trn 8ereiip nrit Or. Senoerion, Die
3eltgcnausinaen ntadten, Cart Dem
3eipglriB Der Sobne lpur6e ssrml
Snitbers einlt, bel gtad)t. in einem
grlsnnell gefirtben; olrf peid)e @eie
fie absr in oenielben gelangt mar,
fonnte nidt erlnitteIt iperben, iiroenl
ole 9rimuenoffndlng 10 eng lit. oab
elm Wtamt fuimn ilrtinnbe lit, iid
hinDunb gu 5fudngen. slus ben 3eu-
aetial,siogen gins I'M @an5en Der.
Dor, 0aB oie lt,ialiidlide sSran ieit
npebreren @oden ein ioltOerbures.
itftgeipobnlicbes 8etra9en aiir sSfnli
trisg uno unftibig mar aiif iih fIbft
Sii odten. Ger Spritdl Der @eifapo.
reren lautetc oober oatf ..@eiites.
frdnf, lii6 mn Wontag iuunbe ssrau
Solsoers, inter gegleitlnpg hires
5obnes. GnriI, iino Gonitabler Sor-
rp Gberlin, nod Sutton. in Dos
9lip gebrodt.
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ssrbanSlnnaen i'm COMM @eridt.
9ienstaa, Sen Z. septenrber.

Ssn Der sla9eIegenbeit Der Gin.
Deipoinaen segen ben 8eridt Der
4onrniiidre iiber Die MbidGtlrw Der
GIttihdoigurg binii6tlid, Oes Bripot.
gSeges, Weld,er sSreb @ieie, bon
Eea, 9eituttet mlrbe. lultrben Die
folgenoen 6 @eidpporeren einberil-
fen: @ite @euntann, 8eter 0onii-
fer, gsin. gberliaG @tar anp,e,
sSero, Sefotte ilirb Sobn 0eillet. @s
iporen suei s1lle 8u elthid)eiOen; ei.
|ner init 9e8llg alrf gntidaoignltg
|ipelhe Sobn Gbien sip9efprod,en wor-
|oeif lpar, iirp0 Der altoere init 8epie
|oirf entidt1oigurW fir 8incent Sfor.
mia, 9eibe Sale 6allerfen bis 4
lfbr Rnduuittngs, nit Dem &eiirltat
|oab So6n Sbier feline gntid)Gotgnlng
Eerhielt. ipdbreno 8incent Sforluia
Ioie SiHme BON $75 gnfid)aoialnrg
lsfEeiproGen iplir6e. Sbien ioapobl
lois spie Storlrin appellierten eegen
ben 8eRbl aes @eridts Ole Strabe
Ian 5ftlleil. Die antpalte 8arter iupo
Senslep oertrater Serrn 8ieie; SIN.
ItpnIt @aIfer pertrat Die Serren
TBisfr lnpS Sfpritia.
4m Sarmer pom 1rieoenstIal
| inbilieren.
ltdtl A llbr, am lesteii 9ienstne
geotmittos, girg hos @eridt on
lSdluBperbanolung in Der slnsele'
geitbeit oes 8itteeiuf,s BON @ottlot
lGda,es lato urtoeren, fiir 6ie @rrib
lflnIa elmer rpeilen Strabe. Siets
ilsJnrtler ans Dem SrieoenstbaI tparel
s|erfdlierlelt, tpeldei, ioipobl spie Seref
|anhpalt, 8. @. @raf, 6as @eradt be
|reitmillig @ebor idpnfte. gsad reif
.IIifRr gr4p1gltne Der ltnitiihe ent
! idiao Sns @erid]t bas @eiitb be-
lgiHfteler au betpilliaest. utter De
! lgeoilpsituM Sos oieielben ole $40
.Iiten Der groffmlne Der stroB
il3n tragem babesf. Gie 8eipobne
loor ssrieSei,stf,aI firto f,odlerfreil
iiber Den enoIiden grfole finer bic
Hen gemiiblnweil Ole sefabrIide 81
lienbnbn &rensung bel aaIlnieper.
Bluff 5t bernteiben. y
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Sin Beiaer nit idJDarser aeber.

Die 2eber lit elm 8littreiniser.
@nroe friiber 'rrlaI dIs cit Der
2ei6erfAniten erndtet. Dns gleno
Bel bieren 2eiiten lit, boB Die 2eber
bur4 iinreines 8Iiit idapora miro,
8Ii5fitdte, aopfpeb, GdtpirroeI iuto
geriopfiine berurFodt. Or ains's
gseip 2ife giIIs reinisen Ole 2eber
iuso geben rreues 2eben. 2Sc. bei
Giirem apotheter 3(M0o)
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stortsride

Srl. @eta 8. Stride iispo Sobn u.
Sbrs ,mtroen am @aittpod,. ben
18. gtlseifIt, m @elliton getraut.
ssroli Storf III cine Sohter bon
;yra,st ;srfdc tnps @attin DON 5bol-
pc, ,npo perr Stors 1T Der mobilize
fatHtte gbebroIet sIutoriobile s6seitt,
Don Deorriion, 100 iih Oas iitnse
gaar ba,isli6 aieoerlaiien miro.
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RosieDelt, Der sdlDaker,

Berlin, iiber aoiroon,1. Sept
Gbeooope gaooRpelts Sdplldbreoen
sesen 6ie 9elitih glnerifu,er per.
ben in bem Selitiden 2eitlusen melt
unS brett a6eeoriidt. Mooiebelt un6
@abrieIe oslnnatnsia iperoen ols
vliribepantaportlide Sdhuaser" do.
rafteriiient.