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New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
CILDEA IS DEP0SED
AS 2D BRANCH HEAD
Lieut.. Joseph F. Quinn Put q
Charge.

Although police officials had penn
emily denied since Friday that anysa
move vas contemplated, Commisslee
Woods yesterday announced that AZ,
ing Captain Patrick J. Gildea had bee
deposed as commander Of The Z
Branch Detective Bureau and tram
ferred to a subordinate assignment Z
the Bronx bureau Lieutenant JOSEF,
T. Quinn, attached 70 the Sd brsh,,
bureau, in Harlem, assumed charge d
the I'd branch last night, with n,
designation of acting captain.
Owing 20 the close association o
Gildea and Woods. not only siro
Woods became Commissioner but whI,
be was Deputy Commissioner in u,
Waldo administration, the fact ths
the Commissioner made the transit,
while discussing the graft investigates
stirred the department.
Gildea entered the department I've;
ty-one years ago and has been 10 u
detective Bureau nineteen years. Whc
Woods assumed charge and reoreanii,:
the Detective Bureau his first sppois,
ment was that Of Gildea TO eomna,.
the 2d branch.
Gildea's successor is called ~ y
licemen "Chesty joe Quinn. lie IN
been a lieutenant abou, four years a..
in the bureau about three years.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
DR.. HARRIS, VICTIM
OF SHOOTING, DYING
Woman Fails to Throw Light on
Suicide of DR.. Adams.

Boston, July 24.-Investigation by
District Attorney Pelletier Of the death
OF DR.. Cecilia Adams and the danger
ous condition of DR.. Wilfred r. Harris
were the features to-day in the tragic
mystery that has stirred Boston.
Patrolman Joseph Mattey went to
New Hampshire to-day and interviewed
q woman, whose name is kept secret
and who is said to be familiar with
some of the details Of the case. II IS
asserted the case of the government
was not aided by the visit Of the officer.
The woman was sought at the request
Of the District Attorney
DR. Harris is sinking rapidly and the
doctors fear that he will not live
through the night. Medical Examiner
Magrath is awaiting a report of the
chemical analysis on the body of DR..
Adams. II is thought this report will
be received in few days.
DR.. Atwood was not told by the jail
officials to-day Of the change in the
condition Of DR.. Harris. Atwood does
not appear to be the least bit nervous
or apprehensive
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
SCHWAB TO OPERATE
ORE-CARRYING FLEET
Orders Five Vessels for Trade
with Chill and Cuba.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

South Bethlehem. Penn, July "a
Charles M. Sehwab placed an order to
day for FIVE oeesn ore-csrrying vessels
with bis new subsidiary concern, the
Maryland shipbuilding plant. These
vessels will be used in the transporta-
tion Of iron ore from the company S
large properties in Chilli and Cuba. The
larger ships will carry 1900 tons of
cargo and the smaller 1890 tons.
The vessels will fly the American
flag and will be operated by the Ore
Steamship Corporation, subsidiary Of
the Bethlehem Steel Company, thus
making the parent concern to a large
extent Independent OF the fluctuations
IN steamship rates for ore.
IL is believed that eventually Mr..
Schwsb will become the owner of one of
the biggest fleets Of vessels in the
,ountry.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

orders we will state that we patrol
within the Eleventh Inspection DIS
trict, the following complains"
This paper, according TO Haiperln
opened ali doors for him, acting a.
effectively as II he wore the badge o,
the detective he impersonsted. once
in the disorderly house, he would COT
lect the tax from It's inmates;
The District Attorney admitted tha,
witnesses had given the names OF WV
lieutenants who are alleged 70 hSs,
received money from the assessment
on disorderly fats and said tha1 the
names OF more officers might De I'M
plicsted in the scandal very soon.
Efforts are being made TO safegearu
the District Attorneys witnesses ifo'n
assaults TO prevent them from giving
Testimony before the grand jury by
establishing them in hotels under IN
protection Of a process server or send
ing them TO the country. NJ.
fred" Nick Lavine, ticket taker az
the Arlington Boat Club ball, April lV,
1915. was attacked Sunday morning AZ
lO:30 as he was entering Tompsihs
Square Park, Seventh Street and Ave
nue. A. His assailants, three In mum
ber. who he thinks we're plain clothes
men. came up from behind, knocked
him down and kicked and beat him:
Frank A. Lord, Second Deputy Police
Commissioner, Yesterday made state
rnent in regard 20 the rumor that VIII
INN !. Enright, now under indictment,
had been seen with him In his auto
mobile in the district where the graft
scandal is centred. He also denied that
the Arlington Club ball had been gwen
with the sanction Of the Police Depart
ment.
"Only twice in my life have | been
in an automobile with Enright," ne
said. "Once | left Headquarters with
him and went to the Criminal Courts
Building. and another time ] met him
in front of Headquarters as he was
leaving and took him to some place oe-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
Detectives Plead Not Guilty.
william J. Enright and David Foley,
who we're reindicted on charges OF ori-
berry. were arraigned before Judge Null
nreen in General Sessions yesterday,
pleaded not guilty and we're released
under the Sc. 900 bail furnished them In
The periury cases. The three detectives,
Arthur b. Dallas, Thomas l.. O'Brien
and Robert Z. Goldman, indicted Tor
bribery on Friday, also appeared pc
fore Judge Mulqueen, and after pieao-
mo not guilty, we're released uhder
90 200 bail. The five defendants were
allowed until August TO change their
Meas or make new motions.
The grand jury, whose term was 70
have ended on Friday, will be continued
after that date TO complete the lhves.
tigation. In making this announcement
TO the Jury yesterday, Judge Mulqueeh
said: "Other developments are OK,
pected. and YOU who have been engageo
IN his investigation will be much bet
ter qualified to continue it than ne"
grand jury"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
All Children Going Out of
State from N. Y. City
Must Have Them.
LOCAL CERTIFICATES
ARE ALSO NEEDED
Paralysis Cases Show Decline
So Die in Last Two Days,
Making Total 609.

Using the power given by the inter
state quarantine regulations, the
United states Public Health Service
Yesterday took decisive action to allay
the threatening danger OF a severe cpl
dcmic of infantile paralysis through
out the East.
It was ordered that. beginning TO-
dav. every child under sixteen leaving
New York City for points outside the
state. must carry certificate of the
Health Department and the Identified
tion card Of the Federal service. Rail
roads and steamboat lines were at once
notified Of this new measure, and VIII
cooperate with the government authori-
ties in enforcing it.
Within the city. the epidemic slack
ened yesterday, and the figures for the
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25

,wor.v-four hours which ended at 10
o'clock in the morning ene9utageu tne
yov, cases we're found -ffty-three in
R,ooklvn. eighteen. in Manhattan,
eleven in Queens. six in The Bronx and
.onc in Richmond. Deaths numbered
tbirty-one; l15 cases and twenty-three
deaths we're reported Sunday.
Tho death toll of the epidemic has
r,son 10 6O9. while 2,94S cases have been
reported. There are 1929 paralysis
patients in the city hospitals, including
sixty-fve in the quarantine detention
station on Swinburne Island. -.
Twenty-six cases outside the great
or city were reported to the State
Health Department yesterday, the
largest number in any day since the
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Woman Fined as Beggar.

Mary O'Rourke, of 403 East l39th
Street. was fined So yesterday in JEFF
ferson Market court for soliciting aims.
When arrested on Fifth Avenue she
carried a heart-shaped piece of card
board bearing an appeal for the Moth
ers' Day Nursery and Home. 1t was
alleged that she received 20 per cent
Of the contributions as her reward.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
SIPS Monthly Collected
from Many East Side
Flats, Is Report.
TWO LIEUTENANTS
MAY BE INDICTED
Official Letterhead Used by Col
lectors to Aid Them
in Work.

The testimony OF several new wit
nesses who are TO be questioned by
the District Attorney to-day will prob
ably lead 20 further indictments in the
police graft scandal now being inyestl-
gated by the grand jury. A dozen OH
GERS. among them lieutenants. are said
TO be involved. Evidence that collec-
tions were made by officers from
twenty disorderly flats was secured
Yesterday and in twelve Of the cases
the facts were substantiated.
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods
said Yesterday that he did not believe
there was any organized system OF
graft in the department, such as there
had been some years ago.
"The situation at present is o clear
one" the Commissioner said, land no
different from when | took the ONCE.
II there are any dishonest policemen
we want to find it out, just as we want
to find any other dishonest persons
in the city. We have been working for
a long time with the District Attorney,
whom we see very often.
Woods to Press Inquiry.
"This department will leave no stone
unturned to get the facts and to take
the proper action. 1t is needless 70
say that il any policemen are touhd
guilty of dishonesty 1 shall feel very
deem resentment against them. l thinS
1 am safe in saying that the honest
mon on the force and | am sure they
are the overwhelming maJority-"l'i
feel as | do"
When asked If the persistent rumor
that an inspector was involved in the
scandal had any foundation, the Com
missioner answered: 1--WE will pursue
our Investigations to any place OF
person to whom the trail leads
Assistant District Attorney James
f. Smith. who is conducting the probe,
announced Yesterday that ne had evl-
dence that collections had been made
from twenty houses and that in the
case of twelve the facts had been sub
stantiated. He said that these collec-
tions had averaged about Sl25 month
from each house and that they had
been made throughout q period OF a
wear and a half ended July 10 this
year. The total amount collected in
that time, basiHg the figures on the
number Of houses concerning which
evidence has been secured, totals
5000.
Graft District Located.
The district in which practically all
collections are alleged TO have been
made by officers lies east of Third
Avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
Streets.
From a "stool pigeon" named Hal
perrin Assistant District Attorney
Smith yesterday took a paper which
showed how entrance was gained TO
the houses where collections were
made in a Brooklyn district. Written
on a letter head of the Police Depart
ment under the date of November IL,
1915, and signed by two officers, the
paper reads:
"The Inspector commanding the Elev-
enth District.
"Dear Sir: In compliance with your
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
Shades Undrawn. "Peeper' Fr.a

Women annoyed by peppers at the
bedroom windows should avoid appear
ance Of contributory negligence r
pulling down the shade before cslh;f
a policeman. Mary Unger, Of ll2s Eas
I79th Street, didn't, and James Cisa,
whom she had caused 20 be arrests.
was released yesterday on a suspenes:
sentence in the West Farms palit'
court
New-York tribune., 1916-07-25
ADVERTISEMENT.

"The Christian Church sesna
to me to be as much under As
unholy spell of Mammon =
Trilby was under the unholy spe
of Svengali." From DR.. Mera
Johnston in August FORUM
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Bin fir embargo
aiif Ccbensmittcl!

8aibington 4. Sea. Reprd.
fentant Fitzgerald bon Rep gort
reif,te beute gIeih mad Dem gu.
~iannIentritt oes Qongrefies eint
gorlode fir Elm embargo arf Sc.
beusmittcl unn g1abumgsmittel-
prooufte Gin. Gosiel6e ioa out
Elm ssabr @iiltlgfeit BADEN. 4uBer-
BEN Iicbt oie @orl1ge cine Regulie.
runa Der 2ogerung Ron 2ebens.
atitteln In albb1uiern por, tpelhe
gihe oerurtiqc 9ogerun9 off bod
tens 5ebH 9lonate beihranft, iopif
aiue aufbebuag Der 9oit3ouer BEL
gerfono bon farntproouften. Ger.
artige 9afete ioqen bis $50 9ftnl
pieQeu 0iirfen bei elmer 8erednuna
aon Be- fir oas critic uno 1c fit 0te
folgenhen 9iltnoe nod allen Grtep
iii 2aiioe.
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sluei fredie licberfaae.

samstug aben0 gegen . uhr
iiberfieIcn 3lpri mosfierte un0 be,
iuaffnete ganoiten ote Apotbefe non
4. Solit, 2702 Cunning Ctr, uno
entriIIen Dem oaein anipeicnnen We.
liter oeIien llbr uno 9innantriug,
luorauf tic ion 3lpaueerL bic 2ooeil'
folie at Gffnen, Der iic $40 @argclH
ttn0 einen Sfcd entnobnien. 8ah,
ren0 Die 9oli5ei aui Die beiOen 9on'
0iten iabu6ete. Itatietet biele etiua
cine babe Stnoe ipdter Der @poa
tbefe bon Eidett uno 2pring. @dt
20. uno Sornorn Str, einert uner'
ipiinid,ten Q'eiuh ab nuo beraitbter
ben Better gidett Inn feline ubr,
81 @argeto uto eincn Shed boz
$50, m1breno Scr angeitelte @oos
$500 berulsriiden miBte. Sn Die.
lem 2lugenblid betrot 5roit 8oos
Oen Quoen uno lullr0e ebenfaas be.
orobt, 6lieb ieood ionit unbebeligt
Sn beioen 5dlcn iludlten mi
idinpften Die aerIe i'll g%enleinitet
Weile.
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Stra6eniib

B1bren0 Die gldubieen Gbriiten
am 5onntag Int Der 6ritb gum Got
teS0ierdt it'd uorberciteten. ettidloB
lid e. Copeland bon guterpriie,
AIabamd, etmaS friide 2uft 81 9e-
nicBen un0 mafte leiOer einen Spa.
~5iergang nad Der 10. StrnBe nn0
.GarttoI @0e., no er CANA unoer-
iehens bon eincnt unbefannten Wlmn-
ne augebalten. nie6ergeihInaen unb
ieiner gorihaft, i'm 8etrage bon
SS5, berallbt uuroe. or tetlte icine
Grfabr1mg Der Ssoli5ei NIT. bod mie
gcpabntit-oer Spisbube lit Der.
idpuunoen.
&. ". Riosbu, GA norbI. 90.
9Th, witr0c Soniiog in aIler 6riib
.Gde 10. un0 Dabeltport Sir. bon
sluei bepafFneten gtanncrn mn $t2
Dollars erteidtert.
9us abnltAe Shididl bIit6tc
.Gbos. 8uro bon SoIorege, Nebr.,
Der $t0.50 b~ermlSriiden mubte,
ndbren0 ". 6. Smith aus Eopefa,
ans., gde 10. ituo Saruep Cir.
5omtog nadt eirem ~ein8eInen aerl,
Der tbn NIT einem 3itgelitein nieber.
fdlte, $40 uto feline ltbr altsban.
.5igen muBte.
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9Lnto im fInh aefnnben.

Gas autouobil BON artbur 8.
Saqgort, MitinGober oes getdenbe.
ituttungsgeidoites BON Somes u.
Taqqert & Sun, melhes am Conn.
tag abeno por Dem Dluitfbeim iteber
geIaiieu unb qeitobIen DorOen mar.
murOe bclte morgen i'm Dliiiouri
Stub norolih ron 6lorence entbedt.
9tan nimmt oil, ooB bic 3uioiien
ser Maldine, meldc 0as IL sui
6obe Tier btuab9citilr5t iein muB.
ertrunfen iino. 9isber fonuten ie-
bod troB olen Suheus tcine 2eihg
geburgen mer0cu.
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Gbinas B~c5iebmnocn
81 2lmerika IinS omtc1

g1etp gorf, 4. Ge8. STU &ing
Sang. Der friibere dinefide sc.
ianote in @aibington uno net er.
nannter Miniitcr oes altsm1rtigel
Der gepllblif China, ianote belte
Surd Die unite0 8reB an bos dmes
rifaniihe Golf cine 8epeTbe, in mel.
der er bic 5ortiesuug Der gttten Be.
siehunger 8lpiiden beioen 2an0ern
oeripribt mo Der Soffmlng Nus
6rttd gtbt. bob bie SanoesIbe3iehm
gen 5niiheu China uuD 4irerifa
nod before neroen. @r ertIart.
er iei oobon ilber8eitgt. oaB 8raii-
bert 8ilion, 0ciieu @ie0ercrpdb.
lung in gang China begriiBt noroea
iei, feline 9(niiften teiIe.
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1Dcncn Sen kSnis BON
6rieebcnlano itiirsen!
2Orh @sciI Tast, bah aSnis aOuitan'
tin bic ShnIO an bem Slut'
bergiehsH in Atben TRACE.

qon0on, A. Sea. - 8roBbritm-
uien uuo oeiIen 8erbinOete beraten
helite meEhe WfaBnahmen eegen Die
qriehiIde Regieruns su treffen iinS,
nm oieieGbe Den 5orberitngeu Der
Gntentemddte sefilgig su maiden.
9ieie grfl1rung edb beute 2oro Sc,
eli im britiIhcn l~lnterbaule al. @r
ipnr0e pefraat. Oh er Die 8erlite'
ritrg efteilen Tonne, baB Die jebige
ariehiide GpnaItie beiteben bleibeu
fUer6e. Cecil gab siir 4ntmort, Dab
6ie auqe in 5riehenlano nod DEM
nbinterliitigen Mnariff Der @riefen
1uf oie fr1uSoiiihen 3artneioI0n.
ten" iebr ernit lei. Der s0nig Don
@riehenlan0 ober truge Die Gerant-
Dortung bierfiir er iet Der 56uI.
oige.
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ucMocitaltuna Scs
brittId,en l%tabinctts!

Son6on, A. Ge3. Mrniiterprd.
foert asquitb madte beite i'm brit
.tiiden llnterbauie befonnt, oaB Der
a6nig in Die Reugeitaltung oes Sea
binetts eingemilliat babe, DIE leit
9eainn ocs ariraes r~ingebalteue 30
littf uber miro nieielbe bleiben, Bel
gten muB pieoer bcrecitellt unh Der
preuBiihe Militorismus u~uterOrildt
ner0en. Cos 5olis pertagte it'd
oonn bis u1titan 2onuerstag, an
melhcm Gage Die AngeIegenbeii
sur 5prafe fcnlmen miro. WSoglid
lit es. oaB ods gar8e &abiuett tu'
ritdtreten miro.
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CIR. miiroe bon ciner StroBenoir.
No umSrmelt uno che Der 9tdutt
fd als Den qlaiien ocs ueibIiden
Samplers IosrciBeu fonrte, mar CT
Inn $50 armer.
syobu @ioore bon 24l2 s6 Str
erIsbtc Gin dbnliheS aberteiter, ais
er Scr 10. nno DAVENPORT Ctr, emit
lana alma. Gbe er tpubte, tuie ibH
.oeitob batte ole gGame" ibn nm
St2 erIeihtert.
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Gicfriic(t mn brrnnht

sSn Ole ASobnilnq bon 3, ..
McainIep, t7t5 92iioltri 4pe.,
0rangen Sonutog obeno 3luei be.
p%uffnete Matuter, feIieIten un0 fine,
belten ibn ulo itobIer 1910 in
gurael0 uio cine got0ene llbr.
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Der prc5eB 9
Bcpp bemte eroffnct!

Gan 6~raucisco, 4. Ge8.- Setite
begam bier Ser Rro8eb geger oen
6eutiben @enerolfoHiul 6ran5
.9opp. Der beiduloigt lit, i'm einem
9ombenattentdt pernifelt aeiDeien
3l Iein. Ger 9eueraIfouiul meiit bic
acknowledging nit eutruitumg 3u.
rid.
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Nrlnb0nSz1tbren
III Sd,lemberpreiien
tSar ElsiHs aranfeiu.)

aEeine grmbanSsilbr, soIoaefaases &c
baufe, ooloenes 8iHernbEati Ciefe
ubr beriaiieE mir fir. STD
ertra Gerie. 9ebels8ert 10 Sabre
~eoIoaefautss gesaute. 2iefe asr
berfaafeu mir fur s9.75
Dies it cine bodfeine 9omenubr, 20
aabrpsebaufe esbeEnerk soIb.
8iffcrnbIatt NIT Is Steiner. 9iefe
uRr s~ertaafen mir fit .stf.75
II eteiue, a~nerb6Fttr ateis, 20 Sabre
aofbgefaates gebaufe, eoIbenes Bit
ferubTatt, @ebaaFe febr flein. Diefe
rbr perfanfen mir st7.75
SaHiItan. gIain unb waItbau arns
~6anSubren 81 9reife1t, ME man ie
NlraensIpo fiHsen fam.
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Gai6cnn1rcn
tanterRanHasl

NAAAtAk4AAhHF&F
gos srsBse Eager gutter anb perIdhn6tr itbSsH in Der stabt
III grcfFsn, uslAt Bite bShsn 9oHen bs ssbeHss
n~Hterhalies ~bera6ieteH.
2t gtetne, gr6be fG, 6aRtIton, eerseeft sn 5 4oHtionen.
gfoeruitfbmen, Site nnb aafte. earanhert, feline s ss
iunogg i'm g9Dnat ab8uioeiden. 5teie ngr beriaaien
MIR FIR ..+s..s..+.. $3.50
az @ieine. fAades gebanie eamfItoH, botmooern, eereseIt
aegen Site uHo aafte @ebdnie garGntiert anf % Sabre,
nit etteui sob sefaut. 1isfs itbr Sersanfen mir
fit $500
Ia gfeine oontlton. @r5se 10. GereaeIt eeeu Sise nHo
aane, eoToaefHIies @ebdafe. surantiert auf 20 Sabre,
efnfad1 ODER gra6ierf. STIR bertdHieu siefe lMr
far ...e.*.s .s...++.4s. $1,000
I'll 1ieinc. EIeiH ODER gsaIihulH Gsrfe. bait gut 8et pffes
mes 3iHerHbIatt a~oIoaeiaHt garautiert aaf 20 Satire,
1lelg mir seFFaaFsn MIR fir ss..st...,s..t... sf7.75
E8efeI5e Sorte, 1agaeehdlHes aaraatiert aif 20 Sabre.
7ieir rbr p~erinHFcH wr fir ...s...+....... si9.75
III gietne. Br5be 1s 5ainots, e9tes sofbgeflHies @ehaufe
bob5oert, gaasI Mot a~us8iebbar. 9tee t4r serfaafra
nnr fHr sf915
I'll gteine. sHtnoia. wiiaiarasgert fir einen fhHaen @idHu.
eBr5Be IL, 40 Sabre goEoaeflates 8ebaufe. Hur nod
feniae anf aaofr. giefs ilar psrfanfeu mir fir, $1,000
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Diua WicScr aus
Gbt1ma9ua pertricbcn?

eI Gaio, Ter, 4. 3c5. 81
Sttare5 miro befnnftt gegeben, oaf
Regierunqstruppen inter Genera
S5uua Den 9iaiiten Bel 9oarre 0t
9ips cine Iieberlqge beigebrati
uu6 bic Staot chihuahua mieoer
eingetlontmef baben. Cine 9eita.
tigltng Der g1odrid)t bIeibt ob8u.
mdrten.
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Serbiidtc Anoriffc
IucrSen abocidla0en!

Berlin, A. Gcs. (6unfenberiht J
r. 9as buIgariide ariessamt mel.
eete beute, oub bic 5erben bic bill.
qariidcn Stelppaen Bel Trnob uno
bic Sobe bon t2ls beftig angesrif
fen babcn Die qnsrtffe nber init
qeidtigfeit abgefhIogen pitrOcn.
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cen 0ieielbeu Dor Augen acfilbrf,
un0 Tumlebrer Gamann lit at Die
fen idlonen seiihtnaen 5u gratulie.
rem. Gie 0tufttbealeitung bierSa
luuroe BON ser Iohtcr oeS @creins-
prd'i0entch Scnlanu Reiter in &c
faaiger @eiic auf Dem 8iano gclic
fert. gtah Dem Sdeiiturnen fano
Gin gol itatt, Der bis gegeu Ritter.
undlt mubrte.
@asfrubnd SER Scrmauusi6bue.
Samstag abelo iano inter 6eu
auipi5ien Der 2oaen bon Gmoba,
Si0s 0mubu mo Council 9luffs 6es
Sroeus Der Scrmannss 50bue i'm
Gaitidcu Souie Gin Dtastenbnll
.Itntt, Der iid cincs icbr 8ahlreiden
9eilds erfreute. Sober amitiierte
it'd bor5iigIih, uno "a mar ihon
ldugit Sonntog. ols iid Die lebten
Geilnehmcr auf ben Seinipeg mad-
ten, Gen eriten grciS erbtelt bic
Grippe 6ufel gam. @ermonia un0
Columbia, Den 5rie0en 5piihea
Deutihlano uu0 amerifa oaritelleuo
(Serr q. 5. 9rnD. 6ran @onna
.Sdg5oer rno 5rnli giinnie 4laf),
.pcn 0en eiu8elnen Miasfeu erbieit
ben eriten 4rets SER ". 5. &eh.
ningiaL Den 6peiteu SRI. Goa
@umor1uL ben /. Breis ftr Die be.
fte fomiihe MoSfe erbielten Serr
uno 5rau s. u. @or0on. ben 6tpei.
ten 0ie iinaeu Maoden Smlbiru
uno @ottidotf uno ben 0ritten &,
5romm.
German amerienn Gamp 104,
Is. 8. 8., bait 1lenstag, ben 8.
Ge8embrr. in icinem 9eriammIungs.
Iofal in Der gCbmtiden Gurnballs,
10. uno Dortns StraBe, ieine @e.
Notwithstanding nebit 8eamten-
.mobl alb. 5coes NttgIieo lit eriudt
an eri6eiuen.
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Ginbrndl in gsirtidaft.

Sn Sic @irti6aft non Sarrb SELF.
mann. 523 moi is. Ctr. perihnff.
Eer fid 5orlttoa nnd1t 9iebe Gin
gang uno elttndbrnen Der adiIl
snansig Collars 8edielgelo.
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Sherman 4mrrisnn Gamp tO4.
Rerinnnlirn.

6ellrb 5Gare mo oeiien Sobn
mo 5ruu ans CREIGHTON balten it'd
bier geqernpdrtig in Gmoba auf. nm
6errn Breton uno ottocren 6reltn.
oen eilten 9eiud nf8uItatten.
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Sd,tffc
ipcrSen feitoeb0lten!

2oubor 4. Gc5. ~ Die britiihe
ISmiraIitdt bat oen 8efebl gegeben
ale griehiihe Shiffe Die iih in bri.
tiihen Sdfen beiinoen BORT icit8u-
huItcn.
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Sine tenre l%lmarmung.
81. 8. @bite bon 24t2 Dodge