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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
First Chief Proposes to Con-
slider Only Military
Problems.
BROAD FIELD OUTLINED
IN UNITED STATES NOTE
No indication Given in WASH
ingtOn Whether Sugges-
ton IS Satisfactory.

WASHINGTON. Aug A-Gencrai
tarraras reply 10 the last American
note accepting his suggestion for a
Joint commission to adjust border dif-
i'rcr,r, bot proposing a broader scoops
iur the commission. work was deliv-
efeI =, 'hc state department today by
flsrp \rrcdoudo. the Mexican am
h,,,ad0r designate II announces the
appointment OF three Mexican commits
,iourrs with Instructions 10 devote
tlcir attention preferably 20 the teso-
luton OF the points mentioned in the
nfcW0u, note"
Rejects American Proposal.
Thu, the de iaeto government appar-
entity rejects the proposal that the COM
mission consider questions other
than the military situation and limit,
f., discussions, 20 The subjects origi-
nails suggested by Carranza-withdraw-
al ui American troops from Mexico: for
rrulatiou OF 4 protocol 20 cover future
operations against bandits and inyesti-
cation oi interests which may have
promoted border raid,
Whether this will be- satisfactory to
the United State, government has not
been indicated
Polk wi,hholds Comment.
j The note was IN Spanish and whe,
hr went ~ to-day, cabinet meeting
Acting Secretary Polk declined to dis.
cuSs it until an official translation
could be- made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
Unsettled, Partly
Cloudy, Prediction

loesi rorscss,-psr,ly cloudy srd ur
settled weather ,orloN, ard ss,urss,
rot much change In te~psfs,ure.
generally vrss,tlsd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04
DETROIT BANDITS ROB PAY CLERKS OF $4,000
DAKOTA CROP REPORT
REFUSED ADMISSION TO
RUSSIA BY CENSOR

TOlERRE. S. d. Aug a copy
OF the annual report OF the
" state engineers department
has been returned to Pierre from
Russia There could be little read
ing that IS drier, yet every page
was opened and marked BY the cen
Sor IN French and then refused al
mission 10 Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-04

ARKANSAS AND WEST rENAs
Partly rluudy
KANSAS rhurier.hnwsr- s,si.,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

He was Jam White, an unknown.
In the Harvard game lie picked up 4
blocked bal instead OF falling on it.
and ran 81 yards for the winning
touchdown. a week later he repeat.
ed the trick against Yale.
An unknown Yale youngster carved
himself a niche in the Yale hall OF
fame year later by defeating Prince.
ton in the last few minutes OF play.
II. 7. PumpelIy. a Yale sub. was
sent into the game which Princeton
had apparently won and dropkicked
a goal from the 49.yaTd line. tieing the
score He played only one minute.
The difference IN the two games
puts individual effort at premium in
football which is best illustrated by
the feat of Ted Coy in the Yale. Prince.
ton game of 1908.
With Yale five points behind and
seemingly outclassed. Coy ordered
the quarterback TO give him the ball
on every play. Time after time he
crashed into the Princeton line. never
failing to gain. Almost unaided he
made two touchdowns. inning tho
game. Nerve and sort Of berserk
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

madness made Coy's feat possible.
Last minute efforts have won many
football games.
Chick Harley made Ohio State 1916
western champions by a 3O.yard run
which defeated Illinois in the last min.
ute of play.
In the Indiana Washington and Lee
game in 1915, Freel Mcintosh. Indiana
back, pulled the game out of the fire
in the last minute OF play by 100.yard
run for a touchdown.
z. G. Bray. greatest of Lafayette
stars won a game from Lehigh in 1898
by drop kick from the 40.yard line
in the last moment OF play and year
later defeated Pennsylvania by 100.
yard run for touchdown near the end
"a the last half.
Jim Thorpe defeated Harvard in
1909 with 43.yard drop kick at the
end OF the game. a week later Dave
Allerdice. of Michigan. won from No
tire Dame with a 42-yard kick.
Football history shows scores of e1.
hmpies OF the pinch punch" that wins
games after they are apparently lost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
BY PAUL PUnMAN.

Is the college football player more
nervy than the professional baseball
player?
Records Indicate when the pinch
punch" is needed the college man de-
livers while the baseball player fails.
Baseball records show that Ty Cobb.
who led the American league in bat
ting fell to 200 batting average in
1909 world series and Sam Crawford
didn't do much better.
Every ore remembers how Fred
herkle threw away a world series
championship by mufiing ar easy foul
ball in the deciding world series
games in Boston in 1912.
Gavvy Cravath's record in the 1915
series and Jake Daubert's In the 1916
games are well known. Baseball is
repletc with such examples.
The opposite has been true in foot
ball.
In 1911 experts didn't give Prince.
ton chance against Yale or Harvard.
but man who had never played foot
ball before won both games single.
handed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
HASTINGS IS PITT
FLOOR CAPTAIN
Basketball Squad Training
for Opening Game
January s.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 15-With
the Christmas holidays beginning Mon.
day Of next week the training OF the
University OF Pittsburgh's basketball
squad is being rushed in order that
they may be in good trim for the initia
game OF the season scheduled for Il
first week IN the new year. {. E. Ha
ttngs. regular on the basketball to-.
for the past two years, was elect.
captain OF the five TO I'LL the positio.
lett vacant when CapIain-clect Ma.
son was so injured that he VIII be
unable to play this winter.
Charles Elliott Hastings Is one of
the greatest all-around athletes tina,
ever entered the Pittsburgh institl.
tions. He prepped at Klski, prepare
tory school at Salisbury, Pa; and live.
in WILLIAMSBURG, suburb of Pittsburg
Hastings has already won his lettcl
in football, basketball and baseball an,
came with points of annexinE one
In fourth branch last spring whcl.
he made eight out Of necessary ter,
points in track. On the football fell
he is considered by local followers o.
the same as a worthy successor t.
Thorpe as an exemple of what Coacl.
Pop" Warner can do with an athlete.
His style Of play closely resemble.
that of the famous Redskin. In the
last game of the past season after
being out of play for several weeks
due to an injury he gave an exhibit.
tion that was a revelation to those
who had never seen him. The most
startling performance OF the day was
his seventy.tive yard run through the
entire Penn State eleven for a touch.
down. He also kicked two field goals
during the afternoon.
But great as he is on the barred
field there are many that hold he is
even better on the basketball floor
He plays travelling guard and be-
sides being n fine teamworker he is
also an exceptional shot. Under his
leadership Pitt students are looking
for team that will make strong bid
towards equalling the record of last
years team when the Blue and Colo
quintet lost only two out of eighteen
games. The opening game of the sea.
son will be with the Syracuse univcrs.
ity team on January s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
Stansbury Quits
Wesleyan Job

BUCKHANNON, Dec. 10. - II. A.
Stansbury for the past two years ath.
letic director for West Virginia Yves.
leyan College and for several years
previous general manager OF athletics
at the institution, presented his for.
nal resignation to President Fleming
today to take effect January /. 1917.
Stansbury will go into the service of
a prominent West Virginia corpora
ton and retires permanently from ath.
letics. Who will succeed him is not
announced but il is known that his sue
cessOr has been practically agreed
upOn,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
Scrappy Game is
Expected Tonight

Basketball in Fairmont starts its
1857 season tonight when Lumber,
port NETS Fairmont High on the "Y''
floor at $50. Fairmont Is on edge
and eager for the game since tonight
will be the first chance they have had
of bringing into play the things that
Coach Moore had been drilling them
in for the past several weeks.
Lumberport has been playing games
for month or moro and has the ad.
vantage from point of eXerience. Fair
mont is absolutely confident. however,
and a big crowd is expected for what
is sure to be scrappy game.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
GOLDEN EAGLES ELECTION.

At meeting OF the Ladies' of the
Golden Eagle lodge last evening Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
as follows: Past Templar, Mrs. W. ].
Whitehair; Noble Templar. Mrs. Laura
Rome; Vice Templar, Mrs. Stella KEN.
pie; Prophecies, Mrs. Macy Morgan;
Priestess. Mrs. Maude Hager; Mar.
shall of Ceremonies, Mrs. J. w. Haw-
kins; Guardian of Records, Mrs. Flor.
cnce Sims; Guardian of Finance. Mrs.
Eta Cook; Guardian of Exchequer,
Miss Mary Vaughn; Inner Portal. Mrs.
Charlotte Vaughn; Outer Portal. Mrs.
L. B. Morris; Trustee, Mrs. Ida Sharp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
Hunting Season Ends Tomorrow

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 15.-West
Virginias hunting season closes on
all but wild duck. skunk and rabbit
on Saturday. December lG. The rab.
bit season closes January /, 1917. Ohio
county hunters claim the rabbit will
be extinct in the county in Il few sea-
sons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
RoRR FUNERAL TODAY.

Z DR.. H. G. Stoetzcr and Mrs. Charles
%. Robb went to Wheeling this morn
Ing where they will attend the funeral
:pf William Lange Robb, father Of G.
Q. Robb, whose death occurred on
Wednesday morning at his home in
that city. Mrs. A. 3. Robb went to
Wheeling last night to attend the
obsequies.
The funeral was conducted this aft
ernoon from the family residence and
lnterment was made In the Wheeling
cemetery. DR.. StOetzer assisted in
the services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

At the present time very few prize
fighters have a wallop that, if it
missed what 1t was aimed at. the draft
from 1t would give the opposing fight.
er" pneumonia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
owens

+ A duckpin record was rolled last
night on Temple alleys by Doc" John.
son. doc" rolled three games of POI.
{255 and 215 for three-gamc total of
}6u. In his second game he was but
three pins short of the high city rec
ord of 25S, held by King
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
PROMINENT OIL MAN DEAD

WHEELING. ". Va, Dec. 10
George w. Rowley, So. or Cadiz. Ohio,
prominent oil operator of Eastern Ohio
died in local hospital. He is surviv.
ed b. one sister.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
DID YOU KNOW

1t is advisable not to have piano
around where there is baby who has
the habit OF putting things in it's
mouth?
And dogfsh won't run after cat.
boat?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
ODD, ISN'T Ir2

NEW YORK Seven Fani from
Africa who arrived hero on the steam.
ship Siberia thought they were In
heaven when they glimpscd New
Tork's skyline.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

Modern marriage starts out with a
fox trot and ends W in lame duck.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
First M. E
TEMPLE LEAGUE

The Owens team took three games
from the BARRIERS last night. All the
Owens men rolled above 400 for to
tails, Johnson leading with 45S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
PRESBYTER|ANS
Won LAST NIGHT
Johnson Rolls Duckpin Rec
ord for Three Games
at Temple.

The Presbyterians were victorious
two out OF three games with the Chris.
tians on the "Y" alleys last night. Fur.
man was high man and Windsor had
high average.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15
SPORT NOTES

* Ted Sullivan has written book Of
baseball jokes. All he would need in
q is the Athletics.
! Chicago is to have Il siX.day bicycle
race. kThe bigger they are the harder
they fall.
& James Joy JInnsOn wants to bet
$4,000 Joe Wcll;lg can beat Charley
White. James is always liberal when
i comes 20 talk
Looks as though Dan Cupid wur
from Joe SrCcher in straight falls.
Y Wonder what would happen II Mil
Ter Higgins and Matty should decide
ito trade players.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

Dutch Tavern Coffec--PurC, strong,
exquisite fiavor.-Advt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-15

The First NJ. Els dropped two to
the Lutherans. Nay had high score
and Gantz high average.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

9ie bielen &riegseefansene nerben
5iin1eilt NIT Sarmarbeiten unS anoe.
rem Irbeiten beiddftigt uno erieten
Die &rafte oerer, Die an Der Sront 10
beloenm1Big fiir's 8aterlano fGmp.
fen. Sir lire Mrbeit erbolten Die
@efangenen bieielbe 8eaablung mie
anoere 4rbeiter. Die fransoiiihen
@efangener, iino pie Serr &eimler
rns mittbeilt, ni9t gut ouf Die eng.
lanoer gu ipredenL fonbern baiien Die.
ielben nod mebr als Der 9elitide, ba
lie einieben baB oas perfioe albion
Sranfreid MIR als aasenpfote be.
nuser mill.
Serr &eimler mar gelegentli6 iei.
mes 8eiu9es in Sermam auf Dos
@ngenebmite iiberroidt ieinen olten
Srelnb unb friibersn Sueenosenoi.
len, 8. s. &oetbemeper bier Su tref-
fem ben er felt mebr oIs 40 Sabren
nidt geieben batte. 8sioe iinb aus
bemielben 9orf in @eitpbalen eebiir.
tig unb famen aitf bemielben Sdiffe'
Dor iiber 40 Sabren mad amerifo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
geritopfnns itnmpft bas gebiru.

9as it1npfe, lebloie un6 oritdeube
@efiibl fommt bon I1nreinigfeiten i'm
Splten. bon elmer trGgen 2eber i,ro
bon Inbdufungen in ben @ebdrme,r.
Or. Sings Sem 2ife 8iqs geben
prompte 2inoerung. Gin milber leid.
ter unb ni6t fneifenber StubIsang
miro baSu beitragen, guer SDitem
a., reinigen ,,nb bic Sai,t fIar au nc.
den. Solt cine Slaide Or. Sings
SEEM 2ife SiGs beute bon Current
4potbefer, 25c. Cine Dolls beute
Ibenb miro glter Sriibltiid sii einem
@ereniigen MAIDEN. -@bb. (2).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

&ontmt iest uno beltellt zines
iener 16 BEL 20 8ortraits in Mtllm.
brauer's 4telier.
-@m. 8itte bon Ban bra6te les.
ten Somstag cine 2aoung 8ei5en
bierber, fir Ser er i'm bieiigen Wtarf'
te SLIT per 8uidel erbielt.
-Sermarn WeDer bot on leinen
8ruoer @ilitap Reper einen balben
antbeil on benz 9eiitrefte auf Got
% 6itl. 3. StraBe fir $4,000 Der.
fauft.
-Senrp &ramme, Cant @attbetps
un6 s. 80. Senslep bon Spenspille
tuaren p1breno Der ISOLDE bier I'm
ben Sisungen bes 8eridts bei5u'
pobnen.
-Srail 6. Strudboff bon ct.
2ouis, pelde fi9 mebrere 8oden on
Der 2ittIe Berger gum 8eiu6 ibrer
gltern, 60. alott unO 5amilie, be.
fanb, febrte lssten Sreitag pieoer IN
ibre Seimatb 5uriid.
-grnIt Wartin mafte lebte $50
DIE IN 8egleitung ieines Sobnes,
8auI Sen1me uno feines SdDieger-
iobnes Yat Mc@ratb bon ct. 2ouis
einen ausflug nod Sbiro Greet, no
iie ben Samilien 8m. Seth uno
Gountyridter S. s. 8ubbemeper Ell.
men geiu6 abitatteten.
SRI. Sba 8ollmanr, ipelde les-
te ISOLDE bierber fam I'm ibren 81
tern 8m. Soblmann llno Satin IN
9ob, einem 9eiuh a%bSuitatten, fam
letten Mittipod in 9egleitltng ibres
Gaters bier bur6 ouf Der Heiie nod
2ennor, 9. 9ofota, Inn lire bort
pobnbafte S6tpeiter, Sro1i 2poia
Bruins gu beiuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

-8m. &eimler bon ct. 2ouis
fam letten Samstng bierber gum
8eiude ieines Sobnes Gus. &eimler,
melder in Starf's 9iitillerie oIs &e.
~sierungs gider angeitellt lit. Serr
&eimler, Senior, lit srit Dor ettpo
feds 8ohen bon 9erti9lano auriid.
gefebrt, mobin er iid Dor Iusbrlif
oes &rieees begeben batte Inn Die al,
te Seimatb gu beiuder, ieood bel.
nabe 5uei Sabre BORT blieb, ba er es
nidt fiir ratbiam belt, Sic &iifreiie
nod Imerifa a%n3,itreten. Serr
Heimler tbeilte llns nit, baB in
Deittidlano uno namentIid in ben
SSnbuitrieitGbten alles ieinen geipobn-
ten Sang gebe, tno aliber Dem Wan.
gel an Sleii6ipeiien, Die 9epobner
bon Staot unb 2ano nod ni6t Dos
Minoeite bonn ausbuneerrnesproaeB
rlit Dem England Die 9eutiden be-
brobt bot, peripiirten. Sober 9eut16e
bot 8ertralien fir Die 3ufrnft bic
nit @ottes Silfe oem 8aterlanb
Den Stee unb Srieoen bringen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01
]. G.. KiSkaddOn

eriu6t lttls feline pielen 9efanntcn
unb glienten ooralif %oufmerfiam Sr
MAIDEN bob er ont 2. Sanl,ar 1917
in Sermann fem miro, uno bofft Die.
ielben i'm @bite Souie Sotel be.
griiben gu fonnen. SIN Sale ibr Die
Sienite zines &edtsanpaltes piini1t,
miro berieIbe an oieiem Soge iopie
aud gum 9eginn bes Sanuar.S Ger.
Minis oes &reisgeridtes in irgenb Ell.
1er angelegenbeit at ipreden iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

Sol. 2aboube uno Sobn Mtepei
bon Mc&ittrid naren lesten Sreitat
in 9eiddften bier.
-Gbriit. @berlin & Son baben oiI
agentur Der beriibmten Gaoilla'
Guto's iibernommen.
limos 8oIf uno SRI. Glare
Slueti6 beindten Srelnbe nnb BE
fannie in 3orriion ON lesten Conn
tog.
-Srau Senrp 8uidmeper uni
Sobn Sermarn reiiren lesten Sams'
toa nod ct. 2ouis gum 9eild ibrel
Gneeborieen.
-Srau S. s. Selmers begab lid
Iesten Counting na6 ct. 2ouis 81
einem furser 8eiud ibrer @erpano'
ten.
-Senrp 2abmeDer llnb Sobn 9
Roeller 1tno @attin bon 8lano, ma
rem Iesten Wontag bier gum geiuf
bon 8efannten, iopie i'm Hadlabge'
ridt @eifdfte au erlebisen.
-Srau 9eg9inter, nelde mebrere
Boten bier oils @ait ibrer Sdpeiter
Srnll Stub. Settler perueilt bate,
reiite lesten Sonntag pieoer in lire
Seimatb in ct. 2ouis 5uriid.
-Srait Sermann 0omfe, aui
&i9aro 8oeidel's Sarm pobnbaft,
peIde idper erfranft NOR, befinoet
fid allr Sreuoe ibrer Samilie unb
bielen 8efannten nieber auf Dem
belten 8egs our 9eiierung.
-Sermann Sue6emann, I6am
&ingeiien, 8m. &ingeiien emil
Souoers. Suit. 9opaf unb 8. g.
Garner, bon 8rnib Greet Soipnibip
iparen letten Wontag bier I'M I'M
Na9labseridt @eidGfte gu erlebigen.
-Gbrilt. 2obianbt, bon Samburg,
ct. Charles Gou11tp, fam letter.
@ontag bierber I'M i'm 3a9laBge.
ridt @eih1ftlides. betreffs oes 9o1.
Iaiies ieines BERT. &aters, Garl Sob.
ianot, Su %beiorgcn.
Solange lie anbalten, berfaufs
i6 alle @eibnodts Spielluaaren gum
&oItenpreiie. Die auspabl lit iest
nod cine groBe uno pollItanbige.
&ommt baber bel 3eiten ebe oas
Bette Derfnlft lit.
CD. 6. &uebiger.
Dos S,,nbamert fir bas ,lelie
@obnbaiis, DOB gountpidasmeiltet
Sobn Sdermann peitl. bonn Court
ba,is baiisn ldBt lit iomeit poIlenbet
boB Contractor Roblfine bereits bieit
8ode nit benz Sufbau beginner
fonnte.
Dos neue 8obnbai,s, bas Srit
Stride on Der OitIidsn SrontitraB'
bauen lieB lit bereits iopeit bollenbet
bob Der gisentbiimer ,ino feline So
mile balb ibren gin8us balten fon
mem. gs lit elm biibides @ebGuoe
bas jenem Stabttbeil slir 3ierbe &c
reidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-01

-@m. Silent BON Ct. SouiS mar
am @ontus in neutrality-suspicious.
beiten bier.
-RG6iten Wontae abeno reasl.
m1bise 8eriamlung oes StaSt'
ratbs.
-@m. @itte, Roabaufieber, bon
Charlotte. ipar lebten 9ienstae bier
in @ei6Gften Dor Scr Gountp Court.
-Ssrmanm Sanien bon st. 2oriiS
lit bier I'M ieincm Batter Carl SAM
len If. un6 anoeren Scrpanbten eli.
men 9eiuh ab5uitatten.
-Senrp San Straaten lit bieie
ISOLDE na1 Snoepenbence, iibcriieoelt
mo- er fiiuftigbin in Der gtabe ieiner
bort aniGiiigen ainoer 81 pobnen &c.
Oenft.
Gin paiienoes lno i9ones 8eib.
naftsgei6enf lit zines iener pradt.
pollen @ortraits, 16 BEL 90, Die in
81. 6. @umbrmler's &telier 10 tunit.
boil bergeltellt merben.
-SenrD Sable bon Sniss, lit
nod lGngerem aufentbulte in Slopo,
ssSoipa, 100 er oils Illtomobil : Hss
parirer tb1tig mar, 5uriidgefebrt nno
bat i'm @eidGftc bon Chr. gberliit &
Con cine Gbnlide Stelle mgetrcten.
S. st. Mc2a6lan, 8rano Sec.
tltrer bes Sreimalren . Srbsns mar
am Montas uno 9ienstag bier, mo
er in ser 2~ogenballe Die Witglieoer
bes Sroens iiber Den @ebrail6 bes
&itlials inItr1tirte.
Gus. Reimler, ipel9er lGngere
Belt bier fir Snfel Sam bas 4mt
bes Ii6ers IN Starf's 9iitillerie be.
iorgte, lit in gleider @igenidaft nod
Sarf beriest iporoen, mobin
er lesten Sonntag reiite.
Solange tie anbalten, berfaufe
i6 alle 8eibnadts Spielmaaren gum
9oitenpreiie. Die 4usDabl lit iest
nod cine eroBe uno pollItGnoige.
oober BEL 3eiten ebe bas
Bette berfartft lit.
gb. 6. &uebiger.
-2eiet unb ittbirt Die Sinanabe-
Der 8anfeu, Die belite I'M 8olfs.
blatt publisirt werben. 9ieieIben
ipiegeln ben 8oblitono unierer 8e-
tpobner ab unb laiien erieben, bob I'm.
Iere 8irger Die Str1impfbanf i9on
ab9eidafft baben uno lnieren
9anfinItituten ein Itetig pafienoes
Sertralten idenfen.
-Sobn @itmnt,n bon gop bra6te
bieie ISOLDE cine @agenlaoung Cur
feps nod Sermann fir Die er 221@
Gents per Sfuno erbielt. @S tpnren
i'm @mt5en 25 Der 9amfiaeungs.
Dogel Die Elm @~eiammtgenidt bon
500 Yfuno battell uno Dem erfolgs
reiden @efliiecl8ildter $112.50 eir.
bradten. 9abei bot Serr Gitmann
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