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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
THE HAPPY TEN" AGAIN.

On next SUNDAY the Happy Ten"
that newly ORGANIZED social CLUB o.,
our town. which enjoyed such grand
time at Hero Park ON July il. 1916. wfn
civ" tn"ir second private all day 1aske,
picnic and dane" of the season. and
Hero Park has been cngaged again for
the occasion.
Tie committee in charge OF this. The
second affair of this very popular or
SANITATION. promise all their MANY
friends who have been invited the
srandess time of the year.
Owing 10 the FAC, that the train
schedules OF the New Orleans. For,
Jackson and Grand Isle Railway Com
pany have been recently changed. Their.
VIII be NO trains leaving on the day
Of the picnic instead of one as noted
Oh the Invitations The first train will
i"aey at o'clock q. ~. ACCOMPANIED
by the orchestra that has been engaged
for the day. and the second will leave
Of these train, will be special cars for
Of these trains will be special mars 10,
the convenience of the gucsts OF the
Happy Ten"
BESIDES dancing many other novel
stunts will be introduced for the en-.
Joyment Of the large crowd that is eN.
pcctcd 10 be present.
rs there may be possibility of tho
committee overlooking some of their
many good friends in the matter OF
sending an invitation the committee
wishes TO state that if such be tho
case. that they Will accept this as our
personal invitation, and be on hand for
either OF the above mentioned trains
to enjoy the We'll known time that
awaits their arrival at Hero Park.
Mike Bonner. the popular manager OF
Hero Park, and a member of the Hap
by Ten. will De on hand at both of the
trains to attend to the comfort of the
guests.
The following well known young
people OF our town compose the per. !
sonnet of the Happy Ten"
Misses Nenette Fabares. Verlan. |
Brodtman. Ermine Hopper. Camille |
Nelson and Thelma Rooney. and the |
Nessrs. Michael f. Bonner, VI. Kirby |
Barrett, Aubrey Gainnie. Henry ]. I'm. |
zach and John y. Barrett. Jr
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
GIVES PARADE AND BANQUET

| The Southern Pacific Benevolent As.
soclatlon Of Algiers celebrated the
tWenty-ffth anniversary of its organi.
cation Sunday with a parade and ban.
quet. After traversing the princinaI
streets, starting from Pythian Hall AT
! o'clock, the members sat down TO An
elaborate feast and enjoyed them.
selves. Music was provided by LANES
band, patriotic airs being rendered
after each toast. Mayor Behrman was
an honOred guest.
Practically the entire membership of
100 formed the line of procession
which, headed by C. D. Terrebonne as
grand marshal. was viewed by hun.
derds of people from the sidewalks
Many homes and business places were
gally decorated for the occasion.
Grand Marshal Terrebonne had as
his aides James Weigman, Eugene
Hinchey and William Fernandez. They
were mounted on horses. Two bands
OF music were in line. Officers of the
association and guests walked at the
bead of the ranks, while in the rear
there were carriages, in which rode the
three remaining charter members
Henry Frazer, George Dunn and vii.
liam Johnson and others.
Felix Alexander acted as toastmas-
ter, being introduced by W. y. Bur
the president, following a well
come address by the latter. Mayor
Behrman was the first speaker. and he
paid high compliment to the organiza.
ton, which has successfully weathered
the storms of twenty-five years, being
to-day one of the strongest in Algiers. !
Toast5 were drunk standing to |
President Wilson and Governor Pleas |
ant, John Schroeder, of the Working.
mems Association; L. F. Gisch of the !
Young Mems Social and Benevolent |
Association; J. F. Cabibi, of the St.
Lucy Society; Henry Munsterman. Of
the German Benevolent Association,
and W. II. Murphy responded to the
toasts.
The officers of the association are:
W. \. Burmaster, president; Thomas
Rice, vice president; Charles Mich.
olis, recording secretary; Henry Fra.
Ter, financial secretary; Albert Bour-
5eois, treasurer; c. d. Terrebonne.
grand marshall Sam Grimes, sergeant.
alarms; E. Hinchey was chairman of
he committee Of arrangements.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
STOLEN BIKE.
Station A.

Patrolmen HYDE and Fisse arrested
a negro named Joseph Martin Monday
evening and locked him up on a charge
OF dangerous and suspicious, the ar
rest following information furnished
BY L. z. Imbau. district poundkeeper,
to whom the negro attempted to sell
bicycle for s.. He later confessed
to the theft of the bike from Grune.
wald's store in Canal street, it being
the property of Leslie Healy, 1905 st.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
TO RECEIVE BADGES.

Prof. John f. Lombard. OF the Public
School Athletic League, Saturday gave
out the names of the boys and girls
who have qualified for gold badges
during the tests this year. Prof. LON
bard is much pleased with the efforts
of the school children have made, and
has high hopes of banner session in
athletics next season.
Those from our district to receive
badges are:
Belleville-Loretta Gerrets. Myrtle
Sutherland. Ada Malone, Blanche Sum
ner.
MCDonOgh No. John Arnolie.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Remaining at Station A, New Or.
leans, La, Post Office. week ending
Thursday. August 3, 1916:
Mem. II. Bell, Isah Boyd, Vic G.
Galman. Edgar Johnson, Henry John.
son. ]. l.. Louis, William Smith, Nor.
gan Wilson.
Women-Mrs. Julia Danceler (spe-
ciaD; Mrs. Emma judith, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, Mrs. Celia Walker, Mrs. Chas.
NJ. Winslow.
Miscellaneous-235 Pacific avenue.
CHARLES JANVIER. Postmaster.
JOS. W. DANIELS, Superintendent.
Station A.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03

scotia, returning to the United State
ny way OF steamship to Boston an,
Ne" York. They expect to be bacJ
ir September.
sneak thieves robbed the shop o
Daniel W. Hart, near the Canal stree
Terry landing head OF Morgan street
during Friday night, getting away wifi
$40 worth of smokers articles an,
cakes.
The home Of Nose -a;iey. coIorod
at l225 Wagner street, was DESTROYED
by fire at 2:45 o'clock SATURDAY. morn
ING the loss being $1,000. partly GOV
cred by insurance.
The Friday Night Euchre club mo,
last week at the home of Mrs. Jos. Wor
ley. The successful PLAYERS were.
Miss VI. Ncffe, Mrs. r. BuchboIz Miss
[. Richards and Mrs. D. Murtagh. The
consolation fell to the lot of Mrs p
Nelson. The next meeting of N cIur
VIII be held at the home of Mrs II
Acker.
Orang" Grove 30. 9. Woodmcu cir.
cLe' VIII hold their regular meeting TO-
NIGHT. There Will be several candi.
dates initiated. AlI members aro
urged to be present.
MIS-. \. Peck has returned from q
Visit TO New York ana Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. +. Richardson
and daughter. Merle. left last Monday
Tor an extended trip through Colorado
Ihey will remain away for two
months
MSS Ethel Reynolds. the well known
artist. who has toured the big cities of
the North and Canada. with her own
rehned musical act in vaudeville, the
past year has returned to visit her
hother tor a few weeks. She came
from New York via steamship Comus
her brother. James D. Reynolds. being
in the engineering depart.
ment of that ship.
Mrs. l.. Holt is spending awhile .,
"a'eiand, the guest of her daughter
Mrs. c. Ernst.
MISS Mae Leatham is the guest of
'er aunt Mrs. II. Crawford. at Wave.
and, Miss.
STANLEY Crawford spent Sunday in
"aveland, Miss.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
HUNTERS WARNED NOT
TO KILL NIGHT HERON

Warning to "grOs-bec" hunters was
issued Friday by the Conservation
Commission of Louisiana Many hunt
ers living in the vicinity of New Or
leans are under the impression that
the open season for night herons or
'gros-bec,' as they are more locally
known, began July l.. and several who
have gone cunning for these birds
have been arrested.
The open season does not begin until
November /, the commissions warning
sets forth, and any found violating the
game law will be liable to a fine or i'm
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
NEGROES IN TROUBLE.

Two cutting ARRAYS between negroes
occurred in Algiers Saturday. ErneSt
Brown and Arthur Ball cut each other
at Homer street and Brooklyn avenue,
the former using a cuspidor and the
latter a pOcketknife. Neither was Sc
riously hurt. Fred Joseph had part of
his left ear cut off and also was slashed
in the back with a razor by Sim Bres,
Ter, who was arrested by Mitchell Lee.
another negro, and turned over TO
Patrolman Fisse.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
FROM SHIP TO HOSPITAL.

DR.. William II. Weaver was called
on Friday at $3.50 D. m. to visit the
Standard Oil ship Bayonne, where he
found an Italian, the name of Boune
Nincenzo suffering greatly. He had
been i'll for seeyral days. After close
examination the Italian was moved to
the hospital, where he was operated
on for strangulated hernia.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
NEW PLANS REJECTED.

At a recent meeting Of the School
Board, City Architect Christy sub
mitted plans for a new school in Al
giers, but the plans we're rejected be
cause there are not sufficient funds 70
build the school The city had called
for bids for building this school, but
all the bids were rejected as being be
yond tho amount available for the
II
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
CHARGES MAN WITH "BEATING
BOARD BILL"

l.. j. Dufour of the Johnson Iron
Works, was charged Thursday in the
Second City Criminal Court by Mrs. +.
l.. Cornish, of PA Delaronde street.
with violating Act No. l., law OF 1914,
relative to beating his board bill"
The act was said to have been com.
mited On July p. and the amount of
the bill, according to the affidavit. is
Sll. Dutour was placed on at $50
bond
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
Caught Them, That Tlmel

The latest story from Sandhurst
Military college Is given In the Lon.
don Evening News: Over night the
cadets conspired When next morn.
ing the serg ant gave the order
Number OF from the right" the
voices rang out, "Oae, two. three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten kuave,
queen, king" Quick as lightning tho
sergeant continued with: "All court
cards fail out and report to the ua-
for"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
FAILING TO PROVIDE FOR CHILD

Louis F. Miller of 3O3 Atlantic ave.
nue. was sentenced SO or six months
oy Judge Wilson Monday for failing TO
provide for his minor child. Miller
was charged by his wife, Mrs. Mabel
Miller 254S Iberyille street. He is the
father Of a two-year-old girl. Clair.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
PEls WIN FIRST, 8 TO I; THEN
LOSE, 5 TO 2.
Talbot Pitches Great Game for PeIs
Against Myrtle Grove.

7 'N~''SS NJ NoN odIUG IOT rel
Against Myrtle Grove.
Hero Park. La, Sunday. July ri
1916 Tho Pelican Stars OF Algicr
We're victorious in the first game of
dou5lo-hcaG"r here today. winnin,
from Myrtle Grove. = to ]. Eas
iiymes, crack pitcher for Jesuit Bend
let the hard hitting Pcls down viii
tire" hits and two runs in the seconc
tit, Jesuit Bend getting to Barkmcfer
for four hits and five runs.
Blu. Tor the witness OF the Pei slab
man in the initial frame Of the FIRST
contest. when two base on balls. q
double steal and two halks gave NIyr
tie Grove their lone tally. Ricc,' rep
rcseniatIycs from the lower coas,
would have been kalsomincd. Seldom
Talbot toed the rubber for the Pcli.
cans, While Teal was doing mound
duty for Myrtle Grove. Talbot hurled
airtlh, ball after the first inning. and
had the Myrtle Grove battors guessing
at all times. II was Talbors first an.
pearance in a Pei uniform since ne
had his arm fractured. about six
weeks a2o.
With two gone in the second in
ming. Trosclair singled. stole second
and scored the tying run on Talhot's
single to left field The Pelicans
forged ahead in the third. and annexed
aIother run in the fourth. The score
stood 3 to l in the Pels' favor until
the sixth when the hcfty buldgeons
OF the strong AIgiers team hit TeaTs
outdrop 70 all corners OF the outfield
When The dust had cleared. the Peli-
can stock Lad raised points.
"PTodigious'" exclaimed the two
iannettcs who accompanied the Pcls.
Some roofing. Ell? Say, what it takes
to cheer, those two senoritas happen
TO Possess voices
Manager Finley of the Pelican Stars
vas on the coaching lines using all
his pcppery reservations whether
they are) to incite the fighting spirit
in lis ball tossers.
JEFF Gerrets, the Pels' mainstav
vas unable to accompany the team
% Hero Park. Hence. the Algiers
BOYS were handicapped when thee
.ook the diamond against the fast
Jesuit Bend aggregation East Hvmes
5 hurler of some little repute and.
Turing the first four innings of the
second same. the Pelicans were re
ired In one, two, three order. Jesuit
Bend scored three runs in the first in.
ling on one hit, one base on balls and |
wo errors. The country boys scored |
mother run in the third, making the |
core to 0. But the Pei hitters were |
lot TO be humbled, even by as good |
pitcher as East Hymes. and in the
18th inning, a single, stolen base, a |
wo-bagEer by TrOsclair, and duplica- |
or by Kirk Abbott, cleanup man.
cited two runs. \ fast double play
nded tho rally. In the sixth and
eventh Pei runners occupied first and
econd, but the Jesuit Bend outfield
abbed everything in their grasp and
illed the efforts of the onrushing
The petit leader of the Algiers team
as greatly pleased at the grand show
lg his crippled club made.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03

There is a difference between ordi
nary Olive oil and good olive oil. The
Italian Beauty Brand is a recognized
standard. 1907. bottles, 30c; quart
tins, 90c; gallon tins, $3.50. Always
full measure V s Dantoni go Hos
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
SECOND GAME.

Score by Innings r. II. +.
Pelican Stars 50 0 0 0 @ 3 8
Jesuit Bend s. 0 1 Ok 4 0
Observation-Disclosures and r. Casa
bonnie; East Hymes and Barrios. I'm
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03
FIRST GAME.

Score by innings r. II. f.
Pei Stars % / l 0 ) Ks s 0
VI. Grove 0 90 o % o. 3 .
Batteries-TalbOt and r. Casa
bonnie; Teal and Mullen. Umpire
Sicily.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-08-03

II you've a good case, try to conf.
promise; if you've a bad one. take it
into court.
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O,rnnSciacnt6nms.@orft.

Gem @cb1uoc.Snipcttor wurOen
eeitern oie FlGne fir elm APARTMENT
bous, peIhes oltf Dem @runotiid
g|r. 1917, Sit-9reiton- -StraBe, er.
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3409, Guuau- -StroBe, bat Serr @m.
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BON Ger ,5itIe Guarantee & Gruli
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tar oeS NloDors EreIton, fnuite in
oifentlicber 9Ilttion Oie SGuier 9}r.
1913 imo 325, GorO-GaIpertsStraBc,
bon oen 9luttionotorcn s. 8. g2encII
& So.
Gurb Oie 6irmo CHARLES Morton
oerfoufte $. g. &lingeI an SomeS
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an Der Gober-HoaO, nobe ,Sous-
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grlno5insircie SauS on Der 5iiOIeitl
ser 9iooIe- -StraBc, uobe @idlioro.
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&c.; medium 3-ic.; MIadcrel, &iO.,
10-i2c.; Soilors, groBc, BfO., 70
-t5c.; meoinnL 6-Sc.; Gotfiih,
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AoIe, &fo., 4-6c.; Clans, bunOert,
65-70c.; bortihooIiee arebie, SAB,
$1.50-2.50; 9t,Itern Choice, SuB,
$2,75-3.25.
6erfel.- Sc nod @r0Be, Stiid,
$1.75-2.5O; Sboots, ie nod @roBe,
$3.50.
GGGber. Choice, @fuuo, 12
t215c.; cute, 1t-111ac.; ibpere,
fctte, Stiid, $20-25; ihpere roilbe,
$t4-1sc.; mueerc, $50.
Sunee fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 &funO @eipidt,
@funo 7-71ac; 5tierc uutcr 1000
Gfuuo @epidt 612-7c.; Odieu,
EfO7 4%-51ac.; 8uIen 3fO.. AZ
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415-5c.; mogere, 3-3%c.; 3iibe
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ot,s6ia. @eronSa.gSfoni, 8immer II. Nao,
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Baltimore 1aOrttberidJt.

0ienitoe, 10. Oftober 1916.
Nlebl. - 3uiubr 1894 6Giier,
'inidIieBIi6 44S0 6GIier 6u Canton.
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qanont bon Ss5 Nder bel @odeoselIue.
Wlo. qrobes ggobnbais Ncgnualileg y 81
Wrtabt, Sr., fOS Cit9erinotonss 81 cxSu xati'
5000. ODER GodebsOiue, 1t7 lSepiiV'iU"'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Sullu NuuS al NSrdel 2orlnQn,
9tr. 1407, Sefferon-StroBe.
8ront @augbp mo 6rou an Sen.
rietta g. 3. Sorton SHoIeite Tor.
deiter-9IUe, nobc @uiIforo.9lue., Is
bel 75.
GieieIben an oieieIbe, 2 @rlno.
itiide.
Gieielben an 9ortus s. Torien, 9
@runOiiide.
emma 6. @cGuaoue6 uno @otte
an Wiabel S. @epbart, 3 @runoltiide.
8ertba @. 9libcom an @m. &.
gSriabt uuo 6rou, Siioieite Guuan.
9Ipe., nobe Geniion.Str., 80 bel $50.
9urOette 9. gSebiter an g8. Sem.
benn mo 6rait Sii0melt-@de 3ronf.
lin lno StridersStr.
@m Sennbcnn an @uroette g.
@eblier, SiiopeltGde 6ronfIin. uno
StridersStr.
s. GboS. 6rieoeI, Gruitec, an cSoi.
8. Fenb II. 81, SiiOicite 2ofo1ette.
9lpey uoDe Monroe.Gtr., ia bel 92.
So6n s. Moore lmo 6rou an;Sranf
U. SeBIer uno SSrou, 9tr. 1884, Cli.
Wtonument,Str.
DIiDia y. Spabu an 9eter geeu.
man nno iSronL @eitieite @altIe.,
nobe Wlonument.Str., 1913 bel So.
Seo. Goouitcb lmo 5rou an @m.
Y Bennington lmo 6rou, NorOleite
5eocrol.Str. nobe Dime gont Game,
1871 bel lnregelm.
Sobn H. GIpine an G6oS. 6. Barr
iuno 6rou, gr. 27SO, 9atcr.Str.
@}orietta 8. yolrug an Soi6ua Z.
@iIIelan, Gliieite GborIeS-, nobe 20.
Str, 20 bel 100.
49altiore 8. & 9. g." an @li3o.
beth @oro, Oitieite @urIep-, nobe
@tc@loerrDsStr. 1876 bel 6S.
Sobn S. Garlin an 9luen 6. Con.
BOP uno 5rou, SiioOItieite NlilooIe.
9Ioe., nobe Reiiterstomn &ooo, 2i.S
bel 100.
@m. Grier an Com. s. @ntinaS
uno 5rorL Siioieite Orleans, nabe
GoitIe.5tr., IA bel 80.
@m. 9. McGoooin uno GSrau an
eIi5obetb @utberIet II. a., WeItieite
@oen-, nobe 9iOOle.Str., 16 bel 95.
o&odeiter Some 9Ioe. 60" ON
Geo. S. RoOpitd mo 5rnL 9lorOoIt.
Ieitc Ebe 9IIonieoa, na6e Sorioro.
&oaO, t4.31a bel 1902.
vReoItp Snoeitment Co." on Geo.
6. SomeIl unO 8rou, glr. TIC, gIoro.
6ilton-9lpe.
9. 8, McGlenrp an Sre0'f Nieb.
ling unO 5rnu @eitieite Sapion.,
nabe Wlnlberrp.Str, 13.t01a BEL 67.7
@alter s. @eitpbaI an Siaoc Sell
lert imO 6rnu, Norotpeit.gde 6ronf.
lin uno YuIoSfi.Str.
sloeline 8uirbonf an Sarob 6.
Conn, Siioiueitieite 2inoen.9loe., ma.
be McWefen.Str. 1879 bel 1870.
Sarab s. Conn an aoeline 6oir.
bonf, Siioueitieite 9inoeu,Slpe., no6e
WtcNlecben-Str., 1879 6ei 1870.
8m. u. gticboIion an g1eIlon s..
Groudl un0 6rou, gtr. 1851 gtor0s
Smallpooo.Str.
SEQ. @. @otts an Sepworo 6.
9opce uno 6rnu Siioleite 9i6ole.
Str, nobe @uitfcrO-glpe., IA Bel 100.
&itle @uor. II. Griiit 50. onSomeS
u. 9eolmeor II. Son Co., orei@riino.
itiide, SIS.
@lorp q. GeaIe an s. 30. Gurron
m0 6rolJ Siioieite GomonoIou.9lpe.,
uabe EulosfiltraBe, 1879 BEL 70 SUB,
@rltno5ius $75, So.
MarD Hoonon an GIi5obetb gloo.
nam gtoronelt gde MaOiIon. unS
9isquitbItraBe, 16 bel 67 SUB, So.
Souiie S6luter al n. %. g9inter.
LING, @eitieite GurIep-, no6e gaIti.
moreItraBe, 1876 bel 60 Sub, @rliuo.
sins $35, $5.
81. @' @interline an 2olileSdIu.
ter u, ". @eitieite GurIep. uabe ser
9altimoreItroBe, 1876 bel 60 GuB.
@uinO5ins $50, So.
gfortbpeit 9ieoI Gitate So. an 81.
Snu Sorris II. 9I.. Sridtees, 1880,
Darlington @ooo. $4,000.
@olter y. Seoru al GtbeI 9.
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ihel 8erlonot bon oen @lcpotoren
S4,S6S @uibel; GIepotoren.8orro
1907, ,963 @uiheI.
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Mn &apitalsNnIegrr.

pelde 80 fparcn ipRnffen NIB arpRs Obef
neine Sunlntcn VcIb tn Naar Docr tn nlpMdt.
Hdlep Mb5aIInHgen aNle9en wpllen, pS eS N6I
tn einigen Sabren mcbr iute perbpppeIt mir
ottertrcn srDke gut 9eteDene WruHbitide In
Stna Vpba, Der Wemen 8Dritnbt. 9egen ete
SBr @eIb iett nu, bnmli Sle bie niebrtgcM
Olnten crbnlten. G'rnubIlide 62M bel 250,
audl 125 bet $50, fir weMiger ais 4 Gents prp
nnaoratfuh. seirS baIb is Gents pro nnG-
brntiuh iuertb Ieln. Gemeutrtt GnUgueee, MA.
tGnaintNrte GtrnRen, lrEunbe unO WnrnMtie bes
Stttls nit ttADeidlIohen; elme Welcgrubeit fir
xebeMs5eit Wlnppen, Bilber nnb bpile 0In5eIh.
tetten bn erbGlten boa
JlidlGrO ". GUOt,
pr. "A. raN'2sSiAatUH- etraas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
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