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The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

view until the sheriff returned to-
day
The governor told me- after he
had assured me that II was really
hc speaking that he heard We were
going 20 have prize ngh, a; Cedar
Point Labor day" said Hartmann.
II told h'm that Il was being ad.
Fertised as boxing match. and he
said You know what the law is
Just then the phone rot 20 huzEing
ard | could not mako out what no
said after that Finally | hung up
he receiver and sat down and wrote
him letter haven't heard from
him yet"
sheriff Indy IL an enthusiastic
boxing ian lie familiarized himself
With the statutes regarding boxing
exhibitions when he went into once.
nearly four years ago The sheriff
sold that so long as the promoters
remain within the Law ne will np
Interfere bat tho moment they step
over the boundary line he will do
his duty.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug Wheat ~ re
Detroit market opened without
change Ard there was a steady zone
IN Chicago ard Liverpool lpert7 <
prices Thursday- Cash No -~t
wheat. s ga september ~ = De-
CEN Der $50 Nay I.-5s5a No /
- b+tA ; -
TIE corn market = rrrn srd active
az sst-r FOR cash NJ g. GOO sor y. ,
yellow and .sr Sc pr No 3 yall0w.
cats are 1-E AZ - t.r STANDARD,
- q, gsr 40 white 4tt- srr nsw
NJ W.te $40 f.r ~~pt~r-a-~ and
4Zh g E7s. f5r 40. : wasta
Rye 81 quiet and f-1s AZ ia for
cash No e.
beans are s--n a, $50 pr nine
tlat- and prompt shipment ani s. frr
Or-oter
secs are steady ard o4.st st 50 g.
f9r prime and red clover tfs5 fnr
prime a'eka s. sor prime timothy
and SO ,or prime altaita
Cram receipts a. chicago Thurs
day were TO- cars ~ Waea', 81 -
corn and 80. q oats
The December deal ~ chicago
opened ThlrsfAy A. iit9Ef 49, or
wheat. - - 1-it4 '1r com and tsSc
tar oars
liverpool wheat and corn closed
W changed
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
L. S. SEEKS NEW
GARAGE FOR ITS
DETROIT MOTORS

The United States government is
In gaes, os new garage 10 accom-.
moda'e he motor vehicles attached
70 The local pos,oface and federal
building Special agents OF the mo
Tor vehicle service from Washing
ton are 10 The city. Thursday. 20
look over The bids that have been
received AID 20 report back 10 the
postmaster general
These agents G. p Stearns, ? E
Clarke aud A. Rendle held a con.
ference in ne ofsce OF The postnas.
te- 20 consider bids Between y
and Is oEe-s % sites or buildings
have been submitted The govern
msnt VII, either euy site and
build new garage or will rent
building The question Of location
enters vitality and there must De
1900 square ieer ~ floor space
There are - motor vehicles at
,ached 20 The local postofAce
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Mack May Fool EN- Yet

Having spent the greater part OF
the season wedding out bunch OF
recruits culled from colleges and
schools In various sections OF the
country. Connie Mack has been
turning his attention To the minor
leagues While the Athletics were
In the west Manager Mack spent
lot OF his time looking over players
IN some OF the minor leagues and
others With independent clubs,
youngsters Who have been showing
promise and need polishing II is
expected that many OF these young
steers will report next week for a
trial on the home grounds, where
Mack and his coaching stan have
"a chance 20 put them through their
PAGES IN private.
While the Mackmen have been
getting kicked and mauled by the
other teams jn the American league.
The critics have been handing Cor.
ME a few choice Knocks on his pol
a az running his team. his refusal
20 spend fortune for players ike
some OF the other clubs have been
doing and charging that the other
American league club owners have
been complaining Many OF these
charges came from New York. and
q must have been "A bitter dose for
The Gotham fans 90 swallow when
tho MSrbuoH handed tho Yankees.
which have cost their owners sev.
erel 'ort-Ges double def,0' on
SATURDAY There isn't an atom ot
trI'h In those reports The Amcri-
can league club owners have moth.
ing 20 say about how Macs nuns his
team or What players be uses when
Mack had a team that outglassed all
the others he played game after
game p New York. Cleveland ST
Louis and Washington without max.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
SCARLET
GANG WOULD
DOWN LODGE


IA 5000 II. Democrats ordinarily
control about I0C- y thsse b.
cause Of the primaries fixing place
Aux % when Frsat riGny ~ The
voters Of tho warl are away on VA
cations g. vouN 70. 20 surprising ~
the Republicans poll loss than 5000
votes A Hgh' vote will 30 against
the In, rests OF All Lo'se and Nj
Holden
Some criticism, r. being levtled al,
Ald edge because r bi, interest
inz himself In he The candidacy Of
a successor % Ala OU"n Lodges
friends. however feel tia. those
~ao ualer~atnt DO sltFdrcu wi.l
he Ittle j-@a ancet they point 0u'
that II lent always az easy hing TO
secure e ca-dlta.s ~ ~ Galore u
NJ Holden AM that Aid Lod<-
o-ly lemonstr.rt ns h'sa public
spin, aa1 t-ta-G.1a'j0n 20 rss 'te
hes. interests Of '-e Fl-- MAID rep
resented In tr- council wen %" lent
his influence .1va-3 citing N-
Holden 20 5eco: candidate
Nr Holden is one o. he best
known real eSta-s men IN The CITY.
he is native e Detroit AMI a
graduate % he D~froit Ugh school
Th0ug tora ln the Second ward.
he ha> always .oted !r The First
ward. where no Nas lived II wears.
Aside from Four years or the board
- e--Iuates. ho serving a. PRESIDENT
in 1907. he has never been active
Ia rvbEc l'p
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Local

ing his expenses: not one season.
but several Now. Just because New
York and Cleveland have been en-.
joying prosperity some OF the writ.
ers have been oritlcising Mack's
methods, Maybe mex, season there
will be another tale 10 tell Mack
has fooled them before.
There IA no use holding out any
hope that the Mackmen will get
out OF last place this season, but
the Athletics are likely 20 strike a
winning streak and cause some OF
the pennantchasers trouble before
the battle is over
While they are doing this Mack
Is building for next season. and in
the next month will try out about
dozen players from the minor
leagues Among the first 20 report
viii be Crews. a pitcher, who 4. now
with Greensboro. in the Carolina
league and Thrasher. who has been
sold % Mack by thc Atlanta club.
During the western trip Manager
Mack, Capt Harry Davis and Coach
Ira Thomas were busiIy engaged
In searching the minor leagues IN
the west and south for material.
and u is reported that about a score
OF youngsters have been selected for
a trial. II IL likely that several OF
The new players will be given
chance while the western clubs are
here Roth Wally Schang and Hiu
Meyer will be ready for duty. and
their presence will considerably
strengthen the team Haley. tho
young catcher who has been doing
all tho receiving on tho western trip.
has proven valuable man and has
earned a permanent berth With
Haley and Meyer available for back.
stop work, Mack can use Schang in
the ou'fcid and his hitting Vlll help.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Financial Notes

APPROXIMATELY 30 ooo boQ pounds Of
copper WAS solid H. domestic tonsumern
"a The iasr quarter delivery az A
price Sa.t 80 be 1etac per pound. ac-
CORES r- g. = representative of a
large psutgCrr.
The Csnar cane Sugar Co. has de-
ClAret At extra cash dividend OF 10
per cent C- t~e common stock and an
s4ttttru- PEI cent dividend in com
mon stock payable OF 20 10 stock ~
record Sea- IS Regular quarterly
dividend ~ = yer cent on the pre-
serrrt. and . = on the common nave
also been declared
Interests close 70 the affairs Of The
FraI~r F.Fs Line Co. predict there
Will re an extra disbursement In the
FORM 90 .y.t@Uds or possibly stock
dividend cetcre the end ~ the pres
Fns year
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Sugar Market

ssEar---Detroit Wholesale prices,
Crystal dominoes, Alb. ul.l5. crys-
tai domlnoes. 5-lb.. sill5. eagle tab
lets. tss6, cut loaf. 50. cubes. ts4s
axAx powdered. $50 stAnaord pow
6ersd, ss.ob; grHuufared. extra coarse
$50; graduated. enc In bulk. 1855.
graduated. alb. cartons. 1875. grau
uisted. 20.ib. cartons. tT75. crystal
dominoes graduated. Alb, AID
and s-lb. cartons. IN cases. I1g5,
crystal dqminoos. graduated. halt
cases, ts0b: diamond A. 81 con-
ss1 ,isS No s u.s.. S No. rs, iso no NO
t1tS; No. ?. tTto No 10. t7sb,
No, IL 81 No. IL. s. as No. iS
e7.so. No. it $3.50 No. IS. iT2O, non-
cekins mixture, %. beet granulated
t1,bS. household powdered. lib. car
tons. - "a case. 81 per case. IS
60 case. ttTo per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Hank. and Ttust Companies.

The following firms are privileged
70 execute orders on the Exchange;
W. r Moss * CO, Carlyle 4 Pcvah.
Geo. " West & Co.. r Z NAccrons
mour a Co. " z. McLaGgh!iu. Mer-
rill. Lynch * Co w A HRmiin A
Co. WIN. A Neer & Co. Sinclair A
collA. Enmet I Sprague. Wn- n
Co. W r Reilly & Co. MattheE
Finn. A ". wallace & Co. Lewis o.
stockard & Co. Bennett smith q
Gorton-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Telegraphic
U. S. STEEL is
STILL SOARING
Seven Thousand Shares Change
Hands Within Few
Minutes

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.--United
States Steel common SCARED again
today AT the stock market opening
20 q high mark. Active dealing In
the issue began with the opening
gong and 1000 shares changed
hands in the frst few minuteSat a
price ranging from 81 IL to 81 80.
from 1-2 TO "a above yesterday
close.
General advances were made IN
all leading Issues during the first
hour and the market was active
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Today's Ball Games
American

Detroit AZ Washington. clear two
games.
Cleveland AZ New York. clear
81. Louis a. Philadelphia. cloudy
two gamesj.
Chicago az Boston, clear.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

The rumorrd engagement ~
Princess Yolanda eldest daughter
OF King Victor Emmanuel ~ italy.
and the Prince 81 Wales, has served
10 recall the fact that victor En-
manuel was once sutton for the
hand OF Princess Maud OF Wales.
the present queen OF Norway
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
Loca

which protected every depot. but
which are only a small rart Of the
aviation service on the Sonme
front. During the visit scarcely A
minute passed that armed aero
planes either did not return or de-
part for the German front The air
WAS literally alive with aerial
scouts and fighters.
Returning toward the rear In the
evening. after observing The hghi-
ius from the plateau Of Dompierre,
south 81 the Somme. and from a
point OF vantage Jus, north Of the
river. vas amazed TO see that
since early IN the morning MIA, had
appeared like veritSole mountains
Of material and munitions in the
supply had entirely disappeared
The great guns which had been
creeping along on specially con.
structed railways and Nhich had
imagined could not reach the front
ior weeks. were no Logger visible.
having either arrived near their en-
placements or having been trans.
y,rred 20 other railway lines
Nearer the from was able from
tAis gigantic displacement OF mu-
nttions and material 70 gain an i'm
preston Of what had gone into The
days sletSe- hammer blow Pro
crossing toward he rear IN the q
rection O.. The general munitions and
dsHots. We me, great trains
and convuys O, fresh material NOV.
lng toward the IRON, 20 replace that
which ! mad seen disappear
Yet there was no hurry no eN-
ri,eusu' Everything vas orderly,
Above all The Impression a new.
'ral observer receives from visit
10 the Somme front is this that tho
French are suprsmely confident and
not only determined but prepared
in every detail 20 carry out Grants
famous declaration We Will aEht
Il ont on this line x X taxes all
summer
A nsv blow for which he French
and British artillery have been paw.
Ing the say for some time. VAS
struck yesterday against the Ger
man front both north and south OF
he Somme A result Teu'cn
trenches were carried on 'wOmile
front on both sides Of the village %
Ma4rrpas 10 a depth az from SO
Yards 20 500 yards. while south OF
ne river he German line. three
quarters % mile In length. vas
seized 5y he French
These successes. which mark the
opening u he fourth phase 81 The
bloody struggle ID Picardy. have e..
ab.ed he Allies 20 penetrate a.
points on the Gglliemont.M aurepas
road besides giving them complete
control Of The highway from Maure-
pas 20 Clery
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
1HIlAnn GRAIN

CHICAGO fIE - 'vn-f-E
Wheat September q pr q. t.-- a-7-
Der Gown = Ma down p corr
-sptsr-Nar IrrrA~ ze3 t.-r'-r ta- l--
arR4t May 70 ~ oats Seq
se-r Ger 8r e. fI~rer-.rF- ia. - "
10 rr.vIs.r-E steady
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
CLEVELAND LIVE SrocN.

CLEVELAND. Aux Siege re-
-eipts LOCO s9tgc higher v7rsr-s
N ed ard mediums SO 50 < -. $50
TarS rclghs s35. stags s.
cattle Receipts 5 cars steady
sheep ard lambs rec! rts. : cars
steady Lambs top SO so
calves. Receipts $50. STEADY top
I'll
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. aug l---Fogs Pc
CENTS 900. market Sc hfz-s-.
-Aavtes So -3aI0-s mediums SO -
= TO- grrksrs 15TI0-S COOS
nfES Yt-SE-r calves Narsat
stead sheep and lambs Market
steady
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

N"llio & Pierce. ~ Santa 20. IL
he secretary - tho Neo Mexico
state Bar aseo-latiou.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

LONDON. Aug lin desper
ate a.rsmp, 70 save Lem5erE. The
Teuton army under Gen Count Won
B0thmer has launched tIriols
agaius, the Rus.
slams who have been driving him
steadily back toward The GaA-,an
capita, FOR rhe last three weeks He
is launching bis counter blows pria.
ci2ally IN the center on the vest
bank OF the Zlota ljpa. out has BE- n
unable TO prevent the Russians from
advancing further toward the i'm.
portant railway city % Bretslani
fBrzezanyl a. miles southeast Of
Lem berg PetroErat announced o..
ac!aiIy today that The region 20 the
south % this point has been occu.
pied by he Russians
An Official Austrian statement 70
ports the repIlse OF Russian al
tacks near Zobrov. "a miles south.
cast % Lemberg. and the capture ot
200 officers and men Russian a.
sarlfs south. whore the attackers
are irving 70 break through 70 la.
licz also broke down under the Dc.
tenders ere. the statement AYERS
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
National.

New York Al Chicago. clear
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh. cloudy.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug. IA dozen
presidents ~ big railway systems
will leave here a. 4 O'Clock this M
ternoon for Washington in response
70 President Wilson's telegram. ask
ing them 10 the white House 20 dis
cuss the controversy with their ON
ployos
Headquarters % the railway man
ayers also announced that other.
railway heads will leave Chicago TO
day. arriving IN Washington tomor-
row
In addition 10 the presidents mar.
ing their headquarters IN New YORK,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-17
NEW YORK CoTrov uaRKEr

4. Reported ~ Paine. weboer a co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-29
FARM FOR SALE

Containing 1877 acres, improved by new
dwelling and barn and other outbuildings
about 5 miles from Germantown Station,
in Montgomery county, Nd. and about the
same distance from Gaithersburs; one
half mile from pike. Apply to
BOWIE F. WATERS. Attorney.
June Aid Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-29
FINE LOT OF GOODS.

We have an up-to-date and well-selected
line of domestic dry goods, wooden Dress
Goods and wash goods in good variety ana
Am quite sure there is some money savers
to the buying public.
We have black woolens at rs, 81, T5c
and 81 per yard. Also good variety Oh
OOlors.
Cotton crepes at is and TIC per yard. =
Ripplettes, all colors, worth l5c per yard,
at-12 1-2c.
Ottoman cords, in variety Of colors, at Csc
Ratines. in variety of colore. at 25c.
Ratynettes, in variety Of colors, at TIC.
sin poplins. in variety Of colors, at 25c.
PoDlins. regular Csc grade, at 19c.
Royal hester pongee linens, 29c grade
White corded welts at IS. 20 and 25c.
White 45-inch flouncing at 20. 80 80
and soc.
Black and white India linons at 10, i2-i-2,
is. 20 and 25c. 900
Forty-inch linaires and fiaxons at Is. 20
II YOU are in need of corsets, we have
the Memo, r. & G. and Warner Bros. from
SOC to 81. :,
short gloves in black, white. tan and
gray at soc.
tan at ST.
Won can find good stock here at hest
prices, less than elsewhere.
w. HICKS,
may l5-tf Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-12-29
NOTICE-

Office Board County Commissioners.
Rockville, Nd. June 81. 1915.
Ordered this day by the Board of County
Commissioners that the New Cut Road,
leading from the Brookeville pike, near
Forest Glen, to the Colesville pike, near
-Four Corners, be closed to public travel
until further notice. The object Of closing
this road is to repair bridges on same, and
all persons are hereby warned that they
travel this road at their own risk.
JOHN R. LEWIS. Prest.
BERRY Z. CLARK. Clerk.
june soft
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Gin 6clb eatiid
Stalisu tonfissirt ben
palla33o bi Ueneeia,
bic pOrmalise 0fers
reidii4e 9oti4aft
-, n ,t;I.
I'm Watita n.

Rom. 26. 9lusuii. Dia paris, 81,
afusuit. Der alis palait Der Rspubli:
gtnebis. Der pala,o bi 9sns3ia.
ipurbs am Sonnias BON Der Rssis.
runs tcnfis5irt. Der palait ipurot
pom pupit Clemens benz 9l4i,n IN
gsnsbig sefdenit unb Dssslieb i'm Be-
iib Der RepubIii. Bis pieislbe gu sriftit
rem aufb0rte, um bdnn In ben gefib
bes adiitrs BON Sefttrrei9 iiber5uses
ben. Set serauiner 3eit mar Der pa
laft Der Sib Der 5iierrslhifnen 1ots
i4ait beim Datifdn seipeisn.
Dds Dstret, burf ire!Ge bic aons
ffs5iruHg bes pdldifsB ongsilinbist
pirb, besriinbti bic 9efdlasnabme als
DieberperasItunssm fiir bic
I .fctmGbIide Werlsbuns bes W0lters
reAts unb bic 3erit6runs BON Dents
mGIern unb Usbdubsn Tt Wenebi5
s6Hs jsAusbsn milttdrii4sn 8psd.s
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Sleine Ypli5einabribten

- Ser 1olijei lpur6er geItern fol'
qenoe 3iebit1ble geneIOet: Bon So
Iepb 8orois, 246 8ife StraBe, ein
Staten nit Berf5eug aug etnem Re't'
bau in Saflep; @ertb $2S. = Bon
Geo =. Curing, Beaumont, Seras,
cine 9rieitaide NIT $40 uno ieirerl
RetourbiQet ra6 Beaumont auF ei'
ner Giteno Gar. - 8on Hobert Cole
man, 410 Iea6ing Hoa0, $t5 aus
Dem aaiienregiIter ieiner Barber.
Itlbe, iopie elm 2ln8ug i'm Bert9e bon
$40. - @on ghas. Srifep, 4209
Gjrooe Sloenne, gtorpooo, $S mis
srpei aaugulrrri- 9(ittomater on Sigh
Lamb unS glcWiIlan reip. @beeIcr
un6 RcW1iQar Strafe.
- Ser @irtb SSyoieph Wforireer,
Court uno Sucamore Strabe, ser
qeItern 8ormittog bonn Ser1eanten
airgan unS Dem Toli3iiten Gai6man
babel erDiidlt tpurbe, ol3 er eiren
Suritiger in ieirer @irt5ihaft lubta,
tuuroe Degen @erIeBitn1 bes Conn.
tagsgeieses Dor oas Stabtgeri.ht 81.
tirt.
- Ter 2tiibriqe Ottotpnn grice,
430 g9eit 6. Strufe, tpllroe oeitern
9rtcno in einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nubc 9eortpooS DGhrenS eires Streits
nit cirem ltntefanrten, Ser fliiftia
lit, slpeinoI in ben gfiifer rro eimnal
IN Sen &oof gcitoher rnb liegt iebt
in qei6frlitem 8uitanbe i'm Stnbt.
boipitll Slruieoer.
- 6err 2ouis SdusIer, 4001 6uz
milton g(penue, meloete Der Qplisei,
bdB inn oeitern gt6erb beim Serial
ZEN bes 2ibsrtp S6eater, 1898 Sprind
8rppe gtpenue, feline solosne llbr nit
aetts unb Wtebuillon, i'm Weribe bon
S65 abbanben aetommen lei.
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Gubis Slut, 6cpatt.rin !!

Sir 6ie Iep gorf ,8orIo" per.
6en Die rSDpbenate5" heuti6er glb-
fulnft nit jebem Gage mebr 5u 6eln,
mas fir BEN 8ullen 6as rotbe Sud-
lit. Ste 0finet IN ibrer geitrigen 9tum-
mer tuieoer Die S6Ieuien ibres Sar.
fasmiis, I'M oen ySugbess&aiIer-
buno" nebIt bem GoIoneI9utternil6,
ser ibr glei6fnlls Elm Corn i'm auge
getporoen it, lG6erIi6 5u MAIDEN.
9as 9ahen miro MN Der Seem
Dorf yBorlo" uno ibrem Serrn unO
Wtetiter na6 bem 7. gtooember Dobl
oergeben uno Die .@orIo" ideint 10
etluas 5u abren un6 gan5 riftig az
berEutbcn, oaf3 Die .5ppbenates"
Elm Grflefltdes ba3li beitraeen ner.
oen, oie iest nod pon ibr CUR Sdlnlt
getragpne Seiterteit IN Sraitrigfeit 5u
oertpanoeIr.
sic beItrebt iid, nod tmner, 10
cine 9lrt &ourpIott stpiifen Dem re-
pubIifauiihen Brdiioertibaft5 .&an-
oi6aten, Dem Oeutid-9lmerifaniiheu
geationalbunb rno Dem oeutIfen &oi.
Ter beraus5ntiifteln, bie ibrer slnii6t
nu6 uniere @bnliriitrotion nit Sout
luo Sauren oem @arloro iiberliefern
tpo(Ien, rno tpornt ale ipabren go
triotet iid5 bon oieier 8erihip6riing
uno oiefen @erihrporern fern3ubal.
ten.
Rltbig glut, @eb1tterin ! Ser oeut.
ife Safer bat auaenblidIi6 tpihtige-
res al tbun, aIs iib nit oen hieiigen
,,Spobenate5" III berItJtporert. Gr bot
ME beriuht uno miro ME oeriuhen,
it6 in Die internen gngelegenbeiter
Der ySppbenates" eirl5rrn1iifen, mas
ii6 oieie aii6 iebr ernitlid, Oerbitten
ipiirben. gnh Der Oeuti6.aneritani'
ihe glationalbun6 ODER Der gltno,
ipie i'm oie ,,@orIb" fltrs nerrt, hdlt
fth ieoergdrteipolitif unbebirgt iern.
@r hot Itotutengem1B niht bas Reft
ben einen ober anbereu Gonoioaten
ieinen Weitgliebern su entpfehlcn. on.
FER es banbelt Ii9 Tim gdus ipeSiftid
oentide Sraeen, mas bier nidt Der
San lit. 9enn BET Der BrdiiOenten'
mobI banoelt es fib ntdlt nm oelttidle
ooer brttiife, fpnbern nm arcrifoni-
ife Sragen. Dos lit ipenigitens oie
Stniiht Der oSppbenotcs" Gie
..0orIb" unb ihr Ieifter oenfen oil.
aerihein[ih anoers ooriiber.
Sdlieblib aber, urb bos 1T bic
Sauptiahe, broufDt tpeber Der oeut'
ihe aaiier, nod Der @rno, nod Serr
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Eerisaal' n Dtise,t.

W2tt dufri9tiger Srauer pir0 m
tpeiten &reiien bic &unbe DON bem ges
tern erfolgten 2lbleben DON 5rau
Wurie u. Dittite;u DernOmz
men perbsn, bic i'm Qlter DON 81 Sab
rem in i6rer Heiiben3 yfb. 1925 &ems
per Cane in bic Gpisisit binii6ers
i6lummerte. Die 9a6ingefhiebene.
bic bereits in jugeroliden Qlter aus
Der alten 6eimatb iiber ben Scedn
gefommeu, mar Isit ii6er elnem bal6e,I
Jabrbunbert in Cincinnati anIdiiig
unb bat ibren Gatteu, Serru G6arIes
=. Dittitein, Der friiber gu BEN BE-
tannteiten Qpotbetern Der Stuot aee
b0rte, Inn Oolls % Sabre ii6erle6t. IN
HGbersn Qngeb0rigeH binterIdBt Dc
@erspigts 3p,i S6bne, Serrn Serbert
8. Dittitein bon bier unO 9errn6re5.
0ittitetn Don SpringfielO, 81, io<
tpie cine Sphter sSrau 2ouiie u.
Rogge unn 3ns; Gnteltinter. Wtit Der
i5amiIie betlagsn ben Seimgang bieier
naderen bsuti9en sSrau Die DieleH
i5teunbe, tpslhe iie iib ourd lire Ser,
3ensgiite unS ibre peri0uli6e 2ie6ens,
niirbigteit gu erper6en getpubt bate.
Die geiiebung srfolst an SierTtag
gtadmittag pon Der Reiioens besSob:
nes, Serrn 6srbert 8. WittItein, 70.
2555 Melrofe Qbsnue, Sout6 Ror<
MOOD, uts uno Serr Baitor s.
9. GiIsnIo5r pir6 bic srauerfsisr
leiter