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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
THOMPSON COMMITTEE
SHES AT LEGISLATION
Will Leave II Ia the CITY to
Test the Dual subway
Contracts.

t. is probahlc that tho Thompson COM
mi,tcc will not offer amy legislation with
its final report looking toward declaring
tho dual subway contracts null and void.
The committees iiual report, II was
learned yesterday. may simply present
tho facts that have Occn dScsrtdin"1
about the contracts IN tn" inquiry into
tho Pubic Servic" Commission Tor the
p.oplo IN thtS city themselves 10 take
action toward rcopcniuc the question ~
Tho legality and cuustltutlonaiIty OF the
subway contracts.
The committee will not hold amy sos
sion until neat Friday morning. senator
Thompson went to Niagara county last
night to take part in tho primary el"c-
tons tomorrow. Metnw M" I'll" SUD
committee * engaged In preparing dc
tailed CHARTS and data showing the
INTERROGATION "f the various companies
ia the i~nterbororsh Rapid Transit and
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit systems
urun which the committee viii base some
OF i,s most important deductions to be
presented In It's report to the l.cgisla-
turo,
The committee has no; decided tn drop
tho Investigation Of the mysterious
visitor to col. Timothy :. Williams Of
tho Il. l.. 7. 10 tmlrtri 10 htm a m"ssar"
tl.at u certain city officials support In
tho subway negotiations could hc had
tor $500, 600. but neither Senator Thomp-
son nor Frank Moss. III" committee
counsel, would discuss what lines the in
y%estigation will follow on this particular
point.
Senate Thompson is s'fn hopeful of
getting through the Legislature his hill
to give the Senate power To- punish con-
tempt or "A Joint committee 50 that h"
may ak" action he deems necessary Ia
get more information from tho Il. A
Gillespie comuauS. The hill may not
pass until i'r last day Of III" session. II
is said. In which case Senator THOMPSON
would haN" little time to act on IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
FATHER HIGGINS SAYS
MAYOR EVADED truth
CHARGES False InSinuatiOn and
Degrading Of Office at
Charity Hearing.

.
'" - ''N"" W '' '"''"'~ ''''s"
tom published ~ the latest issue Of
Jyttb. , Eouan Catholic monthly is
.ue, ,.i,, ,n ,., -, ,.rb,,, c.r-
icy, me f"N' James H. super
VISOR of child caring IN stitntious for the
di,c.s. of nro,kfvn m,kos ,,is,i, ref.
~ '' '''' ''"" " wv "'I'''
by Mayor Mitchell, commission" Charles
II. Strong aud pr. Il. Il. Feeder. "A city
,nvcst-,t.r
.L,rn ,nc N.,or -, Ncw Work &"
Rather uirpins.s nrti,l. run. ",buo an
49, va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
PRESS AGENTS ARE
TOO BUSY TO GIVE NEWS
Energetic Reporter Digs Around and Learns From ;
Hotel Waiter Startling Facts About the Big
Show in the Garden.

would eat NOTHING hut hay. The hay
disagreed with Mike. aud the result was
that chronic biliousncSs set in and made
life hardly worth liv,ng. Mike was born
and raised just outside or GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. and belonged to u farmer there
until one day the circus passed the farm.
Btg irrbos Empt,.
The only u~n,owari circumstance
around the circus yestsSlay happened
the big iccboN which Harry
Stevens, the sandwich king. keeps III IN"
room used by the circus folk rs tn"
headquarters for the press department
was pricd open. Although the icebo>
had been in use az recently as the
Wc~lsh-l.conard prize fight Friday night
Harry stevens hadn't left "a single HIN
In it-not a solitary thing.
Persistent hainmering ut tho door late
in the afternoon caused Mr.. Rial finally
to step into view carrying a smaI can
Of black paint u the stripping brush
with which he had been touching w the
zcbras' scenery. Tho publicity man
was asked whether he cared to affirm or
ueny "A story which has been going tho
rounds To the effect that the circus
would open with a matinee next Thurs
day.
"Nothiug to say" he snapped with
some show of temper. and slammed the
door: 40 everybody stood around out
side the Garden for 81 while after hat
and a. there seemed nothing elso to do
the whole crowd went back TO the Trcs-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
BOUCK WHITE JABS
AT U. S. PATRIOTISM
Defends Caricaturc Of .Amcri-
can Flag on the Eve Of
His Arraignmcnt.



h"u'" "n'e VINO " '" pc "'''s.'"
in Tho jefferson Market court to-day
on n charge Of insulting the American
u.u lat, :. ,r, ,,..,t.r ,,,,ord,y
~ ~ '..sW $500 ,,,,,in,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
TO GRADE SING SINGS 1900.
II irchvr!'s survey VIII Preccdc
Plan for Aiding tOnNIcts.

OssfSING, Aprii =. Warden kir"hwoy
Of Sing Sing prison, officers 81 the Mutual
Welfare leagl" Hnii"linc", ~ planning To
make Il physical, mental ami vocational
survey of the 1900 inmates confined
there. lie has divided the inmates into
three classes. tn" mentally defective,
comprising -, per cent. IN" lmpulsivc
criminals. mostly first ~oif'ndcrs, making
another - per cent. aud III" hardened
criminals or old times. who make up tho
remaining 30 per cent.
1t is proposed 10 provide medical. ir"at-
mcut for the mentally defective. while
for the obi Offenders II Is tho wardcn's
plan tn teach jieu useful trades.
James ~. Carter, new Superintendent
or Prisons. j. expected to visit Sing
sing prison on his first inspection this
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
GIRLS VISIT MAY SAVE LIFE.
Man, VIII" Fearing NciC~.Uon Shot
WtmscIf, Is Much Improved.

UAIrrorp, April after a visit hy
his sweetheart TO his bedside at 81.
Francis Hospital to-day II was an
roun"cd that john Henry, 20 Years old.
Of 'ilasionhrpy, would probably recover
FROM the bullc. wound he Inflicted ON
Friday. when 10 h"'d a photograph of
Dessi" Walker, ~ years old. Of So Sar-
rcant street, over his heart as "a tar
get. Young Henry believed another
sutton Nas favored and after writing
Miss Walker a lcttcr Ic tried to kin
hiunself. but aimed so low that lie missed
his heart by several inches.
The quarrel appeared to have boon
patched NJ IN III" hospital and Ilcnrv
Was much brighter and stronger this
evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
BIRDS BACK FOR BURROUGHS
~SEVENTY-NINTH III
Great Naturalist Prepares for
West Park Celebration
Tomorrow.
NEW BOOK OFT SOON

- ,, ., a.. -.
W y" ~" ''""''" ""'' NV ""'
places West Pars. hut where tho world
places John B%urrouehs, tho snow in still
,,;rr mi, o.. ,,. .,, a.. ..,,.r r.tor
"''''"N"''" WV ""''"S ''Ne ~""''" W
sunshine among tho trees. Tho robins
AFRO stalking about bedec,ird An their
,,r,ch,o., So, ,..,n A.. &c.. 4, .r..,,,u
80 .' ~
WI III III" riVcr ana tho sohg f1"rrows'
liko the heart OF John Burroughs him
self. are singing their ballad of cheer.
fulness.
over tho long distance telephone the
voice ~ the naturalist travelled TO THE
SrN office yesterday 10 say these things
and many more and ~ toll the world
that an the eve Of his seventy-ninth
birthday he was hale and hearty " not
quite as strong as "a year AGO and lust
AZ much convinced as ever that the best
solution ~ life is to he found in the
words "Mind your own business and be
cheerful"
ISM, ..'." r"S WIZ ,nI"uSp 'nc
"' 80 10y ,.H.'! ,"a. !Vu INV" w
~ WIN 10 NOV MO" 'h't inc SHOW
- ". ~. e,'""" w ny ""u wa.
WIFI 70 sun WIN US. hut the Signs OF
.S'u'"uns sp''"S arc IN INC AIT from inc
n.Nt appearance OF ua"h uh'i the set
''"n .Hc sun
49,, u oIrus. Mh" ar" alwaFs my dear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
CONTROLS SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Adams Company requires D"m-
tnRnt Interest.

President William NJ. Barrett Of TIA,
AditiAs ENprrss con pany JuHnun"ti
last night that his company had .,c-
CURED a "~nntrolllug interest in ih"
southern Express Company.
There will he no change IN the man
agcment Of the SotuhcIn Express CONF
paty. Morton +. llant viii remain
chairman OF the board of directors, r..
w. IHary president and Il. NJ. Williams
vicc-presldent.
Mr.. Barrett said his company had been
the second largest AMER OF southern
EAprCss stock for more than nifty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
100, 900 CROWD AT COMFY.
T",nr bears FrOIlc On the beach
All StdrshOws Open.

u might have been midsummer yes
torday from the appearance Of the crowd
that filled 'oncy Island. At least 1907
600 people throngcd tn" boardwalk and
every sidcsliow was in fun blast.
About 500 polar bears bravcd tho
chilly temperature of the SURF, many
women among them. There were some
indications of the bathing costumes that
New York will have to endure this
year.
Tho only excitement of the day was
occasiOncd by a fire at Sea Gate. The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit had To run on
presses Oh us Sea Bcuch line for the
first time this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
SINGERS AID IN WAR RELIEF.
About $4,000 Uatsrd At Hrurnt
Concert Mt Uipp"Lr"mc.

Otto Goritz. Ma garrett" pl,cv and Al
bert IieiSs of III" Metropolitan ,1"ln
HOUSE stirrcd a large audience to =
stormy demonstration At the Hippodrum"
last nieht AZ u hcnci concert for the
war sufferers OF III" Central Powers. The
entertainment also iucluded piano s,lcc-
tons by HERNIA Mcnth AID the Teing'tu
Orchestra. conducted lay - II. Vile.
About $1,000 Was rca. izoh.
IT. r.. Baruch delivered = short adj.
dress. SoJ~a's band played and the pro
gramme ended with the iiipp,dromc ir"
ballet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-03
T.. ". wooIcy oct. suite" Farm.

GEEENwICH, Conn, AprIl .. clar'ur"
NJ. Wooley OF New York has bought
the Thomas =. Sutton farm ~ King
street and tliffdalo road, Port chester.
at u price said To- he sloo,0o", The
sale was made for Walter :. Comfy.
George \. Slater and The estate of
Charles ". l.ounshury by william u,
Bull. The property consists of 100 acres
overlooking the Sound. directly south OF
the j. Rich Steers mansion and near the
Arnold estate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

ihoit meiit treu ergeben iuoren, pc.
uig 5u bciiir1teu iei
glm nd6iten 0loreen bcrietcn Gof.
tor Gau8bon, 9bilipp @iraro, Serr
Sollngsbn mo 9Roger1rerel scmein-
iem iiber Ole 81 ersreiienoen AinBrc.
eeln iSrall Sollings6Ds 3uiimio
iuor Der gIrt, Dab man elaubte, lie
obuc Shoocn nab ibren eiaencn
9aiIie idofien 81 tonuen; ibr Oionn
irua guar Die liufc Snno in Der Bin.
De itno bate cine ibmcr5baite Sunoe
am Halie. nber er leate penig Mert
alli oieie tleincn glnoenten on Sor0s
NiiitngsaeielliAoit iuO oweiieltc
nitt DAB er alle nelgierigen Sroger
ueroe 5ur fpbe iueiien toHuen
sSroii9lolitous 9erlcblngen bcOuri
ten ireilid ldngerer 4ileee nO es
lOuro iiir rdtlid ge5olten. Tie iobalO
cs anging nob @iroros @illa ju brin-
gen neil ionit Der llmitalo, ooB iib
3mci Sdmcr,route i'm &aitlc befan.
ocn 3lI dllerlei &ernElhngen glnlo6
9egcbeu bate. gSer IN 0en nddjitcn
@od)cn sSrau 9faliton beiuAen polIie,
erbielt oitrdb Sooep Den boflihen 9e.
icbeio. ole 0mne iei perreiit uno peroe
crit in Ginger 8eit 5uridcriportet.
llnteroeiien lag Serr Soro, fait bis
3ur llnienntliAfeit entitellt, init Ban.
oaqen iln0 g9atte beoedt IN icincm
perountelten Snloi3immer. ST bate
@ranoblaien ltno Munoen mlf @ruit
uno Sols, an S1ulterlL Sdnoen ino
I'M @eiid)t, BON oenen einige geidbrs
lid pno ole nIeiiten iebr idmer5bait
parei. Goh CAB Der 9lr5t nod Soil.
nung ouf Seuehing, ipenn nldt Sic
Ter, Gnt3iin6ung ooer Der Braun bin-
8utrot. 3oblreihe ytorben uuOWitn.
oenmole miiroe er freilih bis al iein
9ebetsenoe bebaIten miifen mo
pem CT bun0ert Sabre alt peroen
iolltc Ser itarte gliItperhrt uno sic
Scbmer5en hatten bel ibm einen 8u.
lion0 1roBer forperlidler SobiudIbe er.
3mqt, audi beiano er iid) nod in elmer
g(rt 9etdubun9 iuiolae Der nirhtbo,
rem @rihiittering. 6innlnl bate en-
periud)t iid Wlooelilc pcriianOlid 5u
iaahelL als lie ibm aber berl0iaeuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

ooS aoniett bonn 4on0itor nod CT.
wortete. ga mar Elm anabe Uorbei.
1etommen,oer eiucu 9roBeu aorb roll
Slmnen trng 8por fonitc iie ibu
nicbt Die &oroertreppe Dinoilfgeben
icben, neil i6n Die groBc Sdulc uer.
oedtc. aber iie por lid)er, oaB Der
Anobc Die 9lrmen ms Nous acbraht
baben uliiic ocnu ais lie iocni0e .Od.
nilten ipdter ms Gb5ilumer tduu itau.
Den oieielbcn oili Der Gofcl Scltia-
perpeiie bebouptete lfrou Nlarpin
aber, Der aua5e iei elm tlcirer blalicr
@uride IN iduor5er Sode uno Nliitc
aelpeien Sie beburrte bel HGerghts-
iaae iHo lieB iid uidt ooriu ire ma.
clen obgleidA 0oncD, ibr geaariiber
aeiiellt cbeuio beitmmt periihertc,
Der 9uricbe bobe eineil 1eIIcu bod
iIno cincn rllnoen 5il5but actrogea
nQos III oot icbr mertpiirftg un0
redt ueroricBlih" iogte allooclinc,als
iie 2rerel iiber sic obipeidlcnocil Nus
iaeen ocr Gicniileitc 9cridlt critottct
bate sd babe iopobl Sopcp ais
6raG WlarlDin iiir 5lOerldiiig aehal.
ten mo meiB mm nidlt Ucldeul pcn
beioen Id glonben, an mem it 3mei.
ielu ioll2~
ngIm beIicn mir loiIeu es ciuiipei,
len dui iif beruben," rnette Trercl,
IBIS i'd ielbit bel Dem 9umenbanolcr
glabiraae ae6alten babe. g9ir ipcr.
oen nielleiht balo nit nod melt gro
bercI @eripidcIuugen 81 tn befom-
men"
gSie ibluierie cs aud ali oen eriten
@lid eribien Die @rploiion mo ibrc
unbeilooIlen Nirfinoeu eebenn an
bolten. 70 ipur0 oo6 ourd llniint
ino @eitidIicbfeit ermoolht. OaB
nidts ooUou on Die Gefientlibfeit &C..
langte.
9rcgel butte oie Dienerid)oit in ser
gibliotbef DeriammeIt, inn ibncn ole
aroBte acknowledgement einalihdrs
fen; er fonnte nit pielein glaGorud
ipredlcu peml es nottot, mo 90 @ta,
oelue ieine 9efeble auf oas mirliom.
ite interitiibte, ouriten lid) bei0c nit
Siedht oaraf Ocrloiien Var non ocn
Seuteu. lDelde iiberoics ihrer Serr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

.Giue mar ofieu. oos ipciB i'd, ,oenn
ih bate geroDe eileu gltd bineinse'
iporlelL als Der Slnge orauBeu flill-
geltc. Die dnoeren loeen IN eiuenI ga.
fet beiialnmsn uno ooneben &errn
Soros 6nt unc 8anoihube
ebe Grerel Die ndhiie 8ragc itel-
len touute. bradtc ein Iiener oie8ot.
idoii, Dab Scrr Ioro bel g5elultBtiein
mare iino nat lqaoeliue gefraet babe.
sd mub 5n ibm geben,D iagte iic.
4Giniipeileu ieben Sie ipobl oas 9er.
Dor fort.
Grercl geleitete ile sur 1iir, lmo
Adtlc man iblt aenau beobcdtet, nloll
miiroe wobl IN ieineu Wlieuen aeieicl
babeu ipie Icbr es Dem Detettiu Nitrii
aeleeen fnnL Dab iie ibn gerooc IN Die.
fem glii9eublid nit Soueu ollcin lieG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
on GortieNual

agvcg iagte iie, uocr Ncrr bier
piinAli einlae 6rogcn al 1le 3i RID.
tel
1rerel hegMlu nlni iein Nerb0r nit
rem Inief. cineui bodaeipadienen
0lam mitileren gIliers, Der iidl felt
ctmn einen bolbeil Sabr in CORDS
IiqnlteH bciauo un0 bereIaUiIlig allc
ecmiiuid)te glnStlnfi erteilte
gIls cs iI1 je0od borim banoelte
2sl erraitieln, Dltrd iuen Die Dun0HIit.
lapial inAllde obeegebcu porocn ici
Itellte Iid beroiis, oaB Sopeg oie
ssuplel ipeoei eiueu Noteu nbaenom.
mem nod ion ocrielben iiberbaipt
qiiDuS gemnbi babe uiauob, Den gan
sen Z0q iibeg pic ef bebauptete. nic.
luanb mlBer tim ert alltgeInoen Die
liir geoIinct bate uno e. allie 9rieie,
8eitunaen m0 Vilitcnlartei iiets init
eiguer @ano a4f Dem DlitteItiid 81
orouen ooer ioiort Den 6nmiIieneIie.
bern so iiberbringen pflegte
.@ino bciitp feline 8eIuder getom.
meu. SooeD, bic Dielleidli ibre yldntel
ilnO @iite bort abgelegi bu6en2D
.9lur 3ipei Damen tie fragteH nacb
,grat @dliion mlo traten gar nidt
eili. ais i'd Iagte, iie lei ausoegaugen.
go CLAUDE, es iii uiemauo aiiBer mir
al Dem liihe 9etDeien, bis oie Blu.
men tamcn"
.Iie @lumeu 2 8er BAT Iie oenn
aebrant91
Sin bolDmiihiieer Burihe aus
0eui 9lumenlooen; es mar eia groBer
s{or6 bon M0ien nno 2ilier itno cine
WlenQe fleine StrauBnel SD ingte
0enl Buriden cr ioIltc ne alIf bcu
1fi4 lle:len lulo bon ooit taucn iie
qleih ms Spaiic5mmer
g5ic iab Der 9iiridle aus 2"
.1cn Spiidbt oa5 peiB idl nidt.
Qtbrr cr trug einen belleu 5lod un0
ciucit rpnoen 6il3blh, oes oldl nid9t
0untel iudr
eas lag Ionit nodl oll Dem Fl.
ide. ais ser Nmge Die &hmcI oa.
binllelIteg 8eihmgeu nidli mapr
iUdreu iie oIicH ooer 5ilianlnengeiaI
iet9r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15
.lrnnrn m Nnnrr Sd OIrare.

Seric bcqinnen oie &cunen IN
Sourc Sc @rocc. 5it iueldcu Sonoer.
3iiqe Scr @cnnlplbonio 9abn inn ~
llbr 30 m0 / llbr 10 giadmittaas
Set Baltimore Ohio pom @amoen.
ga0u6of I llbr 40 9iadnittoas lulo
Nlt Mopal station I llbr ~ y'od.
miiio0s a6acbeu. Eos critic &ennen
miro mn 2 llbr 80 aelauicn mo limo
sic 0lclomgeu iiir Die eroiintnos.
Acuneu sic iolacuoeu
Hcuncu iiir 3id6rigc uno ul.
tere. Gurlonas uDortplAe'
.96cQla5auerooer4 .@alop" gF5a.
rao04 .ainq @ortb" D9htb Strid.
lau0" .@rgbi6olliee g5oe 6inn"
6rco Qcpu .CSolocu eiit" pNiIcVD
..0ooicno1
.. 9lennen iiir 3.jdbrigc uno al
tcrc feds Sirlonas uGincinnati"
] @aliron0 .Srcno~ uSenocl ="
.Repbouru oJllu1 Stridlono"
,Wlonocacp4 aWlnrgarct Oleiie"
9. Rcnuen fir 3iuciidbrige,
6urIones Or. gleliou" vstini
Sii6er" .@olcrie @eit~ u9lD Girl
v@onoage7
i 4. Ncnnen iiir orcliobrige mi
aIterc; Sarforo 0iuoeruiBrenucu
511 SluloHaS IS. 8. ellis rsse
meIia" 8ermont@ y6arbioe" uSi
goqor" nqluita4 n6litteraolO" nm
.IoooD's Gboicc".
8. 9iemen fir oreiiabrige I'M
aliere; 6 SiirIonas uSebogo'
.9ioet" ~0inob %" ~S6ropncl"
,gllrioae" @oo0 Council ,Saci
less oStritcr" u9orar", nSl
Bob.
6. Renncn iiir 4idbrige mo al
tere: MeiIe mo 20 g)aros o9uf
weiier" .9e4 r@ueclet~ oDooele9'
Soa Glaire9 o9lopier4 4Soug {
tie @onep uyudp George" u6win
Sect, nSn0ns Brother
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-15

perldllen bate, muBte poueD aus.
fiibrlcb 6erihten 3uleBt fragte ibn
0rercl ned nod oen pcrlAleoenen
GbIieeenbcitea ieines Gienites auS
uno crfitbr ocB Serr Soro linn in lcB'
ter Belt itrenaen @eiebl erteilf babe,
feineu 6renioeu ms Dous 3u lalien
un0 teinerlei 9otidait IN Sniplang 3ll
nebnieu ohne iih genali nod ocnl
glomen oes glbienoers 81 crillnolgen.
.,Gie fonueu nun ge1elL 4opeu "
iaqte Ererel umo idalte eriDartlngsi
boil oui Wiooclinc. iuelbe beiorat mo
aiigeregt ms 3iumer trot
.sSd bobc Serru goro geIcbeH~ be-
nam oicic iobolo iie alIeu warcL rcr
BARI inr penia iprcdleL Uinidtc
obcr 5u pifen, ob Die u0tiBen 1drittc
ihou qeton moroen ino oiA bot
er Elm beiouoeres 9Inlicgen.
,,gSelbes2
.Gs lommt ibnI uicl 0arall an,
Dab 0ie8eihiu9en nidtS BON ocm bel'
tiQen @clpaltitreih eriabreH, oerielbe
ioll fir eineu ilnghidliden 8ufall
acItcn. g9as meinen Gle -ipiro ons
moelid iein2~
.@ielleidt oa MIR 6reunoe 5llgc'
gen wdren mir molleH icben gIbcr
ieba nodte iA Gle nod Inn eineI
Tienii Bitten SooeD beridiet, Dab
filrs ehe iih oie @dite periomme!ten,
Gin ninaer 9uribe nit eiHcm 8orb
Doll ghmcn gcfonlmeu lti mert.
miiroqerweiic ourh Die obere Eiir.
Bon Dem g(eilBern oes @oten gibt er
MIR cine iebr mangelboitc 9eibrei.
bling, oa oieier Die 8himcn aber oliI
Den 9iid aeitellt bat, miiIIeu mir lu'
cben, ibn mlSiinoio 5n maben 8iel.
leidjt bat nod Ionit ieuauo bon Der
Diencridoit oen Snaben geiebeu Gs
mare mir lieb. wenn Gle Die Sel;te oa.
no1 frogen mollten~
Wloocliuc iiberno6m Den g(uitraQ
bcreitlpiIIig uno ibre Grfimoigingei
iii6rteu ui ciuem iiberraihenoen or,
aebniS. IS itellte fcb ndmIid ber.
aus, Dob 5rmt Aloripin, Die Scusbal.
terilL iur5 nor Iiihe ourdj oos Sud.
fcniicr III Ser Giiiaanasiiir fiIr Die
Eienerld]Qit aeblidi bate, peil mol
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Naltim0rer erluahll.

So6n GauieIs. Der 9oriieber Der
bieiiaen Social Serpice Corpora.
tiou ulroc als elm 0litglieo iiir
oas eretiip-Gomte Der .gIatiouoI
Conference on Charities ano 0orrec.
iiou4 uominirt. Die Gonieren5 fin.
set I'M ndhiieu Dlouot in Suoauapo
lis ltott. &r. Daniels III mih Elm
Dliiglieo oes Counties, oas beauitrogt
uuroc. eiuen beiiereu gIameu fiir Die
@eieaibait 81 iinoelt ser bel Der
Gouiereu Sen Eelesaten imterbreiet
meroen ioa. Sir oas Gretutip.9o'
mite muroen iolaenoe 9eante mo
W1itaIicoer nomillirt iiir @rdiioent.
1reoeric 9lhu0. 9uiiolo, RY.; I.
@icc 8r0iioent. Soiepb Sec, 9oiton
Olaii, 3. g'ice.Fronoent, 9o6bi IS.
%. 2eip3iacr glelu.CrleauS. Ga;
@reiuiin. Gonite 9leu. Sraucs $.
@aDisf, ,SuoianapoiS, Sno.; Sri.
Wlinuie Il. 2op, G6icago, ST.. 0r-
katherine 9. Touis. glep. 9orf; Sra.
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.-llnnnmN. .Nnrnn nnfaelanft.

Iie leidtucr0crbliden Otter ouI
ocnl oeuiiheu 0ompicr o9lppom"
Ser Dor einiqen Wlonotel BON oen
oentidlcn 0llisfreu8er ~0lopc" oen
enQldnoern ab9cnommen imo init
ciner oerhidcn @ciabung nab g'eu.
port9lewS qcbraht woroen NOR pnr.
sen gcitcrn oiirb Den @unocs 'Vior.
idau pom Jicmport.9lcus pcrtallli.
3luei @aliimorcr 6irmcn tmllten
aroBc 4Soiicn. Gle n&irgnio &ro.
Ducts Corporation" IN 0oliton cuparb
1000 1onncu Balmcu0l mo 1000
Sddc @olmenfcrne mobreno one
Bolton Sron ano @letal So S39
Godctc @iaidUa iiberuabm. &ielC
adilicr pom groBcn 6irmeu mo1nten
ocm Gcrtaui bel. Eic ~&irgiuio
Gro0ucts So. bc5o6ltc oaein fir oi'
BON ibr criionocnen gSaoren $500
600. Ser @einntnhucrib Der jnn
gcrtauf gelnuateu ueroerblihcn ~il
ter belief iid olif 100000.
Ga enalouo BON gImcrita aiIi ae
ribtlideln @eac Ole 9lnslicicrlna oel
,gIppam" perlau9t bat, mo oie lin
icr6anolnecn nod nidt erleoia
iino, muroc Der Grl0s ans ocn pcr
oerbliden @ooren pom Der 9mloeS
Rc9icruna iiberuonmcn. y'oAoelI
oic llter1alollngcu nit Gn9lom
gum 9lbidhuB gctonmen limo pIrl
Sic 9rmoeSreaierima ooS @elo aus
! be1abIcn.
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qIus 0em Snneren @larBIauos mo
ben aueren5euOeu @taateu.

Icr gleaer Solomon Suoler iuel.
her ani IA. 8ebruor oes 9loroeS int
erlien @raoe, 6e9anaeu AL ieinem
9rooberru Qem. s. 8roiun einem
1aruer Habe 5ilrer Rml wobnbalt
iduloiq 6eiln0en imlroe, biiBie ge'
tern D1oracn ieine 16at am @olacu
llngeiabr 400 Berioneu baiten iid)
nr &mrihilna eingelnnoen Ger
arobe bol3erne 3mn melder Die
MihtIiatie obidloB, mar iudbreno Der
gladlt BON llnbetaniteu ueoergeril'
ien por6en. lluru6en maren ntt
al Der3einnen
@om 8Hge geto0tet
pei Dem Veriude. einem @iiteri
suae Der 4euniDI0onia 8abn ous5iI.
lpeihen, geriet6 oie neinid6riac Sre.
nc Qii6pio al @age Statiou inter
eineu in entaeaeuaeietier 8iHtm0
fommeuoeu @aiiagier5ils lmo ipiiroe
aui Der 2ielle aetootet Gas Hino
beiono iid bei thermometer IN Scr
0ldbe bon @oao oiIi 9eiudl Dleb'
rere SpieIseidbrteu wareu 3eiIgeH
oeS idlredlihen lIngliIds
8latterniu Salisbury.
Irei @erioueu iiilo SIR 3eit inSo.
lisburu, O2O.. ali sen glottern er'
frauft glac orei Sale bciinocn it'd
III scr W1itic oeS @obnbnlS- 3iItrit.
tes uno ipuroen inter itrenaiie Gma.
rontdne aeiieQt
Sm Soipitoi gctrout
yul 9seniniitla 2lllacmeincu 3oipt
tai III Salisbury, O3o reidlte 6rl
glnnie 9lorris @rll 8 IS. 4uiep ol'
Gano 5uu SebeuSblnoe Ger sod
5eiistaa lpar bereiiS Icligelebt als
lld Ser 9rdltigan cinigc 5iiBfnohel
brah ilno im Soipitol 9Inino0me iiii
sen thuBie lin oeu augeeBten5oq