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Evening journal., 1916-03-10
LEAGUE PLANNING ron MOVIES.

At an Informal conference held yes
terday at the office of the Consumers
League. the question of having NOV
ing picture Market Day Matinees'
was discussed The new proposition
is 10 show films of an educational
kind that win be interesting to the
housewife and to feature them for
market morning. These will cover the
proper production and preservation
of milk. the canning and preserving
of vegetables and fruits. swat the
Fly campaign. Better Babies" etc.
Steps are hciug taken 90 see what
can be secured along these lines.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
EnEN InnGE NnTES.

Seven men were proposed for men,
bership I'm Eden Lodge, No. "a. /. o..
o. f. last night. This makes a class
of twenty that is waiting to take de-
grces.
The bazaar committee will meet on
next Tuesday night. The ladies' aux
iliary viii also meet that evening
On Wednesday evening the Degree
STAFF Association will meet. There will
be a degree rehearsal. Several changes
will be made I'm the degree stan, as
many men who formerly took lactive
parts are now employed or engaged
i'm work that does not allow them to
get to every meeting, ana have re.
signed for the time being.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
YES-IT IS POSSIBLE
TO STOP RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism is a tormenting and
stubborn malady. In some cases it
yields TO treatment which is without
avail in other cases.
The darting pains, lame muscles or
stiffened joints only disappear bygrad-
ually expelling the uric acid, and so
many thousands have been relieved by
the blood-enriohing oil-food in Scots
Emulsion that you should give it
faithful trial. SCOTS Emulsion acts as
apowerful blood-puri6er by increasing
the red corpusoles and it strengthens
lhe organs 10 carry of the acids which
cause the trouble.
Try Scott S Emulsion. Itcannot harm.
II has helped thousands and may be ex-
actly what YOU need. No Alcohol.
Scott 4 Bovine. Bloom6eld. NJ. 1913
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
SMArL DEMAND ron PROPERTIES

Small houses ON the cast side of
the city do not appear to be In de-
mand. AS was shown at public sale
this morning 90 the County Court
House. when several properties be-
longiIg to James Annie. May. Alex
ander and Catharino Gillespie We're
offered. Harry y. SNdham was the
auctlonccr. so. $40 Church street
was purchased by Nathan Barsky for
$1,000. and Nos S22 and S2i Church
street a. SlOO6 each by tho samo
buyer.
Nos NiG-SiS Church street wCio
Withdrawn after $500 was bid.
George M Miller bought No. Sl9
TAYLOR street. assessed at S725. Tor
$500
Tho houses Nos is5-4t5-4i7 Towns
end street were not sold.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
.EASTLARE PRESBYTERIAKS
have CHURCH NURSERY

A preparatory service viii be held at
745 o'clock this evening IN Eastlako
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Dr. y. n. Ntinc,
pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church. viii speak. W. r. Bcckcrlcy,
wcll-known baritone, viii sing several
solos. The Rev. Henry Cunningham.
pastor of the church. has installed a
nursery i'm the church. where parents
may leave children during both the
morning and evening services ON sun
DAYS. The nursery has been fitted up
with sand piles and various toys.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
c. 7. GRASSLAND. 1O2
YEARS old. IS DEAD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
St. GEORGES. Del. March TO-
Charles r. Grassland aged i02 years
6 months and "a days. died az the
home of his great-nophcW. George ID.
Grassland. near Mt Pleasant ,cstcr-
day Mr. Grassland was perhaps tho
Oldest resident in this county. and s
survived by two daughters and a NUM-
ber Of grandchildren and grcat-grand-
children.
The funeral will be held from The
home OF Mr.. Grassland. ON Saturday
afternoon at I o'clock. with intcrment
In st. Georges Cemetery
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
CLAzrRs CrT WAGE INCREASE.

HOWor glazerH employed by Inc Nov
Castle Leather Company. Eleventh and
Poplar streets. made a request yestcr-
day afternoon for an iucroaea OF
wages, which was Immediately grant
ed There are sixty men affected. The
men will now receive H. cents for
large hides. ~ cents for ordinary and
10 cents for small hides. an increase
of from TO cents.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
AT TUE GARRICK.

George Bancroft and Octavia
Broslye. classic singers arc making a
lot of friends among the patrons of
the Garrick Theatre this week They
are known as International stars OF
song. They have an interesting pro-
gram. which includes the following
songs: For tho Sake OF the Rose. %
Miss Broske: Doodle. OOdlc, Dee,
Mr.. Bancroft and Miss Brosko; "The
Daughter of Mother Machrco." Miss
Rrosko. "Vcnus Waltz" "Oh. Oh.
Delphinc." by Mr. Bancroft and Miss
Broske: Sweet Cider Time When
You Were Mine" by Mr.. Bancroft and
Miss Broskc Mr.. Bancroft also gives
n clever. dramatic recitation. Both
have good voices and they know how
to use them 20 good advantage.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
FROM HOSPITAL no CFLL.

Michael Wheeler was found boy the
police early this morning in an un-
condition and for awhile II
was thought he was dead. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital in the
police patrol. whore he revived. He
had been drinking TO excess. Wheeler
was ordered held for the police on a
charge OF drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Shannon HAS IDEAS
ON HOW TO BOOM TOWN

How TO Boom Your Home Town"
was the subject OF a communication
received hy city Council last night
from Thomas r. X shannon. Some
Of the suggestions made by Mr.. Shan
non To- boom the town were;
Have good streets"
"if poor man starts In business,
heir him"
"lf you don't like the town got out
of 10 and make room for good
man."
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
APPLEGATE Case WAS
DROPPED IN COUNTY Court

sThe attorncy-gonerars Office has
dropped tho charge against Harry
Applegatc of the larceny OF brass
from the Poole machine plant Of the
dupont Powder Co. Applegate was
held in bail 10y City Court for tho
upper court but the case Was dropped
without being sent to the grand jury.
Applegate all along had protested his
innocence.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Attractions at the Theatres

big thrilling story which abounds i'm
heart interest and suspense. with here
and there q hearty laugh as Mary
Pickford struggled with the difficulties
Of her first cigarette and her general
initiation into hoydOm I'm support Of
Mary Pickford there appear such we'll
known players as Edwin Mordant. Eu-
gene O'Brion. Antonio Maiori Ernesto
Voru, Cesare Gravina. Francesca
Guerra and w. r. Carleton n IS I'M
terosting to note that several of the
principal parts in this production ar,
actually played by well-known Italian
motors.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
AT TnE MAIESTIC.

Helen Ware. whose achievement as
the star ON The speaking Stage in such
triumphal successes as within the
Law" "Thc Third Degree" Paid i'm
Full" and many others well known
10 the theatrical public. is at the Ma
iestic today in Secret Love-" adapted
from Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnetts
widely-road novel. The Lass O Low
rie's." Miss Ware shows the same
ability upon the screen as the speak
ing stage Secret Love- is a triple
love story with its picturesque seen
cry and typically rugged people. The
role of "The Lass demands the full
est measure Of emotional power and
Miss Ware realizes every possibility
I'm every scene. Tomorrow morning
from 9 to 12 o'clock. only for child
ren's matinee, viii be Uncle Toms
Cabin" Tomorrow afternoon and
evening will be "Undine,' with Ida
Schnall in the title role.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
KING.nAMSON.

Yesterday afternoon. al Scott NJ. L.
parsonage by the Rev. w. A. Wise,
pastor. Lewis II. Dawson. Of No. 1909
Church street. and Miss Elsie May
King. Of No. 1923 Church street. were
married. The best man was John j..
Walsh. of No. 1920 Spruce street. and
the bridesmaid was Miss Margaret
Brady. of No. 1915 Church street.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
MI nm YICrnRIA.


The Pathc production. New York 81
has proven To be one OF the great
Cst drawing cards that ever graced
the screen az the Victoria Theatre
and the interest shown by local mo-
tiOn-piciurc enthusiasts proves that
&c is also one OF the most wonderful
releases ever offered. Florence Reed.
in the role of the innocent young
wife, lends a singular charm TO nor
portrayal that wins sympathy from
the very start John Miltcrn makes
an admirable man-about-town. who
after a riotous era of bacholorhood
reforms and leaves his fair chorus
girl. who is wonderfully portrayed
by the screen iavorite, Fania Mari
nor The elaborate settings are cs-
pecially noteworthy. showing New
York In an iis extravaganza and
splendor The showing OF "Ncw
York" continues Tor today and to-
morrow Next week viii sec "Man
and His Soul"
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
no DISCTSS ROAn WOnE.

A conference will be hold ON ncxt
Tuesday afternoon between Alfred T.
dupont. County Engineer Wilson and
members Of The Levy Court regarding
the rcsurfacing OF Concord pike Mr.
dupont offers to pay half the cost OF
the work.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
woILn pr SUSSEX SuERIrr.

Special to THE EVENING JouINAi-
LEWEs. Del, March 10.-Edward
r. Veasey. Of his town. has an
uounced his second candidacy for
sheriff of Sussex county, subject 10
the Democratic voters. this fall.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
UrID ON LARCTNY CIARCE.

Edward LOckner, OF No 4l2 King
street. was held under $500 bail by
Magistrate Lewis last night on tho
charge of larceny. Thomes McGlin-
chey. who claims Lockner stole his
tools appeared against the defendant.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
DEATHS.
idnline &. Rnckingllam.

BUCKINGHAM-ln Newark. Del, on
third month. tenth, 1916, Adalinc C.,
wife OF Richard C. Buckingham.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband. Newark, Del. on
Second day. third month, 18th, al 2
o'clock. lnterment al Mill Greek
Friends Burying Ground. Carriages
will meet trolley at stanton, leaving
Wilmington at II o'clock noon
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
Ar TuF OTTEN.

II there have ever been any doubts
as to the versatility OF Mary Pickford,
the star OF all stars. viii dispel them
by her wonderful performance in the
fplendid production Of Kate Jordan's
Poor Little pcpplna" at the Queen
Theatre. pool Little Peppina' is a
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
DELAWARE HOSPITAL CASES.

phlip Kennedy. OF No. 2iS Lincoln
street was treated at the Delaware
Hospital today for foreign sub
stance in his eyes and James Webb.
No. CSC Townsend street, was treated
for an injured side.
Evening journal., 1916-03-10
apPINCFsS PATp

The Playhouse ha, been fortunate in
securing princes Pat tie show which
has made such a decided hii iu some of
ihc larger cities. II will be seen here
ON April g.
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Gin Vetbbpgei.
2lnlualt Faul 2. Gonnellp tragt in
merbalb WiOmatsfriit ben 5iuei.
ten yein6rnd oapon.

Gin a,edpo9el iit obne 6rage De.
NnDait Yaul y. 9onneaD, Der ge.
itcrn 3iinl 3peiten Dial inner9alb
cines Wonnts einen 9einbru6 erlitt.
Sim %. Mdr5 bate iidJ Serr Gon.
neap BEL einem llniaa oas linfe 9ein
aebrohen ime mar bis Sumitag nod,
an ariiten gegnugen.
0eitern mobnte er berltili6 einer
@rlutoeigentbunsnlIftion oiIf Brica
Sill BEL uno befano iib NIT Dem
2(uftiondr gIbe gffron in bciien 9lu.
tomobil olii Der 9iiidiaGrt, oIs lie
nit elmer an6eren Wlaid)ine foQioir-
ten, ipcbei Serr Gonnellp ans 0em
@ngen qei6leuoert ipuroe uub ii6
3ieic3mol 6as red)tc gein brad. Ter
8crungIiidte nuroe nod ieiner @ob-
nllng aebraht.
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Gein Seben
9iihte eeiteru Der nenn Sabre nlts
0iapmUno Courtney bel einem
slutpmubilunfaa elm.

Der neun Sabre ofte Rapmonb
GourtHep bon go. 624 Stdts Ipeniis
tru9 seitern Rudmittag BEL einem
IutpmpbiIunfau @erlebunaen bapon,
benen er peniqe Stunben fpdter i'm
Seton 6oipital erlug.
Der aleine ppIte ben Jabrbdmm
an Der ct. WG6deIs Strabe nahe Der
State 2lOenue treusen unb lief biers
Bel birett in cine Qmbulans Der =. s.
Sullipon 60. htnein. Gbe Der G6oufz
feur 2ouis WiltinI1n bon go. 514
Rihmpnb Strabe i'm Stdnbe mar ben
9ruftnaaen an5uhalten, ipdrsn bic
Rdber iibsr ben 2Drper oes &leinen
binipeaasgunQen unb bic glersts i'm
Seton 6OIpital, tpobir Wiltiniou un>
oerSiiglit ben 8erleBen brahte, err
tldrtsn oeiien 3uitano, oa er i9pere
inners 8erleBungeu odpongetrasen
bate, als bic 4Goer ii6er Ieine gruit
binpeaairoen, fir p0aiQ bofFnundss
los. 0ieIe 0iaanoie ertpies itf leibsr
aIs nur 5u riftia, bern peuige
Stunben ipGter bou8te Der &nabe
1ein 2e6en dus.
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@ntraitnag
ScrrifJt inter glutUmObiliiten ii6er
glntumubiliaae an Der @Ouiter
Eite.

Inter ben bieiigen Qlutomobtlbeiiz
bern unO namentli9 unter ben WtIts
gliebern bes Qutomobiltlubs berrihte
qsitern cine geipaltige 4ufregung iibcr
eine 2tutompbiliitenfalle, bic ain
Sonnta9 Der 5riebensri4ter Srant
Reppert ron Siloerton nit Silfe Oes
&onitd6lers 3im6erlate uno einiser
bdnbfeiter QTiitentsn an Der 8ooitsr
g5ite nabe 9lainDille erri6tet bate,
I'm 2utomobiIiitsn, bic angebIi3 bic
Gsi6ninbigteitsgren3e duf Der 2anbs
itraBe iiberI9ritten, prompt in benz
nRoaobouie" pon Gb. OliDer, I'D bas
Geri6t tempordr aufgei4lagen irors
ben mar, nit @lOitrafen gu belegen.
Der Qutomobiltlub pirD periu4en,
bieIem 9Orgeben, mas Die 9erren 2(its
tomohiliiten ais einen grOben unTug
be5eidnen, Elm @nbe 3u MAIDEN.
Die Serren apnitabu!uriufe batten
uuF Der 2onbitraBe cine 9ierteIme;Ie
ubgeitedt unb an iebem gube mar ein
Wtdnn mil elmer 5dbne Itdttontrt, Der
bic 9(nttRIt Der QtutomobiIiiten fignus
Iifirte. 8urbfubren bic &raftipogen
bic abgegren3te Strede in pentger dlS
40 Setun0en, 10 mar oas gIei4bebeus
tenb nit einer lle6ertretung Der
S6nelligteitsgren5e, bic bas 9eieb ses
itattet unb bic Sraftpageufiibrer tpurz
ben Oanu, penn H0tbig nit Seipalt
pDr ben bObmDgeuben Ri6ter ses
i6leppt, Der ite prompt gu ben Soften
bes 9erfabren, Die er unD Ietne 9s'
bi!fen auf $500 berehnetet, perurs
tbeilte unO muBten natiirli3 nolens,
pplens bieIe Summe erlegen, oa ibnen
Dibriaenfalls bas g(utomobil bon
@eri6tspegen" beIdlagnubmt tporben
mare. Snsgeiammt ginssn etpa Elm
Duben0 automobiliiten IN bic Sale
unb mubten ie $500 erlegen. BON
bteIer Summe erbielt Der Serr Ri6s
ter S2.40, mdbrenb jeber Der BRET an
rem Grid" bei9dftisten apnftabler
$l.50 einbeimite.
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gterblid1feitsberibt.

Catherine GOnners. SO, 243 Gam
renee QDe.; Ser5Ieiben.
&atberins Rempte, Al, 1917 Gut
ter Strube; arebs.
9lSolpb gromberger, II, 1910 Wt,
8ernon Qpenue; Subsrtulofe.
Srsoerid RenB, 80, 803 Weit 2is
berth Strabe; Riersnleiben.
Satp6 0inbel, Sc, 1859 Sobr
Strabs; 6er5leibeu.
Ssnrp Sieman, SO, 1906 Sre.man
9tpe.; 9trterisnpertultuug.
9ster S6absr, l, 1O3 DIT glifs
ton Qpe.; 2unsen%tsiinbung.
Sobn Fern, 40, S39 &irbert 4ps. ;;
Ragsngefapiir.
Caroline Cider, 60, 1927 2e6mann
Roub; Sdtasflub.
SaOib Wtnters, 80, SIb Men's
SOms; glutOergiftung.
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Csc 'Grlaubmikibeine.

lWaltsr Gillespie, 81, 1873 Geit Ctr.
lRauep W. 9rablep, 10, 1887 besgl.
JDiaiam Ssntins, %, Galmout6, &p.
JRarp glart gifbOp. 1S, $50 Sft 8.
Strabe.
)Sarolo 5. glan6arb, 26, Niagara
I Sails. u. q.
lGloreHes 6. Smitb, 26, Wpoming,
Obio.
JGamsrOn Q. Briggs, 81, Msmpbis,
I SeHneiiee.
i2lsnes gatsr, %, 22S 8eit u. Str.
JGrant RoGreepp, %, 213 u. 8. Ct.
tGLfie 9. gfIeibersr, q. 1413 Main
Strube.
(Sud GiacciO, %, 23O7 Ula9 ctr.
taucp Wartino, Is, 126 SIt 13. Ctr.
lSamss 6. 9uaanan, %, 2311 Sns
tpoob 4ne.
lInnd Ui. 9sntnsr, %, 1885 5arris
ion Ipe.
JWiliam Gbain, q. 143S Glap Str.
lMprtIe Smitb, Is. bessI.
! abOmus 5ispatrid, 80. GImDOOO
1 qlats.
labsreia Gep, p, bssgf
! }sbOmus Sart, %, 223 grOabpap.
lDiuis 3. glibtOn, 21, 633 bssgI.
|Orban Mi6ael, %, 533 RinsgolD
I Strabs.
let5sr edenrOtb. 10, 32s 0ft aibe,tp
Strabe.
(2aprente pudett, 81, 225 8ortb ct.
tDtola Srsiter, 18, 2 2etpis Str
J6briftiun 3. @aIbpeu, 80, Gbicaso.
tGbua Mab Nublbauier, 80, 1916
Reabins Roab.
IRobsrt 6. YsaSsG. %, 9tlbert uno
9pcuit Ctr.
lRargaret e. Darts, %, 1874 Bur
bette 9lpe.
J2sonarb gerrbman. 81, 1867 Gats
I ter Str.
l@iaa G .MOrsan, 20, 1912 aincoln
Ipenue.
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Saie'SaH.
Geitriser Sies Der pSaroindle" iibcr
Die yHeos" i'm Geblano ;Sielb.

Sn bem aeitrigen 5tpeiten Sptele
Der Serie 5ptTben unIeren .Rebs"
unb ben Ct. 9ouiier r&arbindlen" BE.
bientsn S6leuberer ShulS unb 5dnz
ger @larte bas 9eIbiib fir ginciu=
natl gegen Wsoops be5p. Snpber fir
Die @eqner. Wfebpips purDe i'm 7.
8anee our6 Wiliams abgsloit, nab
renb S6ul3 Bis gum gnbe bes Spiels
auf Ieinsm poIten perblieb. Die
rRets" maften s Sreffer unb fpiel=
ten feblerfrei gegen 13 sreffer unb 2
iSe9lsr. Infer gaIenbiiter 2ouben
mar better Saldger nit 3 Sreffern.
4uf bsibsn Seiten ipurben je 8 Sreiz
pdiis 5ur l. 8aie oerfdsntt unb je 2
9uftfddlsr 3ur gant geianbt. Quig=
leb uno 8rban tpareu bic S6teosz
rihter.
Refultatbeg SptsIes:
Cincinnati .1OO0O1O0O-2 2
ct. 2ouis .001000022- 5
Rsgsn perhinberte bic brei GpieIe
Der anberen 6 alubs.
.Ssute Ratmittag brittes Spiel Der
Ssrie 5pif6en .Rsbs" unb raarois
ndlen" i'm ReolaHb 5ielo.
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Qriblagen
@arSe in 9unguieiu Der 6eiitesge.
it0rte Serbinanb SdJoQe BON
einem anSeren r5rren.

Der 80 Sabre dlte Jeroinano
S9oqe DON so. 1904 Sim Strabe,
Der Dor Wodenfriit i'm qro6atseri9t
Der Srrenanitnlt in QOngDiep ibers
pieien iporoen mar, itarb in Der ya9t
bonn Sonntaa gum W&ontag in Der
anitalt an einer @srleBung, bic i6m
bon einem anberen SrreH, bem "a
Sabre alien RapmonD 2(uitin, Don go.
115 Oit 8. Strabs, 6eigebra4t pOrs
ben mar.
Gaut bem geri6t, Der isiteng Der
4nitaltsbeborben bem Coroner gema6t
purbe, iparen SdOQe uno 2tuitin am
Samitag nit bsm 2tufpai6en bes
5uBbobens bei4dftigt uno bebienten
iid Bel bieier 2lrbsit elmer S6rubbs
biirits nit StOdsrtff. Giner geringfiis
gigen llrfa4e tpegen fam ss spiifsn
ben betoen Srrsn gu einsm Wortpehz
lei, nobel auitiH. Der ais abioIut
blrmlos gait, oerdrt in Dut6 geriet9,
bab sr S6ols nit benz 8iiritsnsriff
etnen oerdrttgen Stop Dor Die Srult
Dsriebte, 6ab bic bierour6 oeruriahte
@srleBuns ben Soo S4pae's ber6ei-
fiibrte.
Der Coroner BAT bic @ornabme eis
ner Obbuttion angsorbnet unb pirb
einen Snqueit abbalten. 2luItin, Der
ii6 ieit bsm II. Wdr3 1910 in Der
auitult befinoet, leibet an religi1iem
@dbnIinn, gait jebo4 tets fir abios
tut barmlos, ebenio ME aud S4ole.
Natiirli6 tdnn Quitin ni6t fir ben
Sob S6olle's psrantportlih eema6t
iperben uHb bas Gin5ise, mas Die Be
bOrben nit ibm tbun t0nnen, III, ibn
mad Der SrrenaHitaIt fir 9erbrs4er
In Gina, g., 3u fAdffen.
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@ies mub 9as.

- ppIi3iit Sarrp Stq purbs se=
tern pom Si9erheitsbirettor 5riebs
lunoer als GetettiO benz Bureau beg
Stubtaubitors iibertpieien. Gr pirb
Der Rdtfolger bes gum Serseanteu
befDrhsrten @6rift. Suerd.
SIM Qnbetratt bss llmitanbeg,
bab bsute Dabltas 1T, finbet bic
Stabtrat6siiBung am Mittpp6 Ru6z
mittua itatt. 9tu6 fdat BAG Muni3iz
palgeriht aus. {
- @srIdisbene Der 3Gbler, Die bonn
Sdulratb CUR qufna9me Des Shuls
Senius dngeitelIt purben, baben be-
reits reiignirt, neil Der poitsn nt4t
lutratip eenua lit. 5riiber tpurber
2 @ents pro Ramen be3dblt, nobel
bic .3Gbler es tGglid bis auf stpa
S5 bis Sc brirasn unb bas 3dbler
mad i1rer reQulGrsn 9erufsarbeit in
ben 4benbItunbeu bsIorseu tonnten.
Ra9 BEN neuen Spitem mub bic Irz
bsit pGbreub beg 5uaes geihe6en, Die
.3Gbler miiiIen ulIabsnbIia beim S6er=
Sdulpoet geriht eritattsn unb iie
erbd!ten $3.50 pro Sag nit Der Be
btngung, baB lie ibren 0iitritt In
pisrSsbn Sagsn erlebigen miiiien. Bon
ben 81 3Gblern, bic angeitellt purs
BEN, bdben fiinf aus ben obieeu
@riinbsn bic Grnennung ob9ele6nt.
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Seamfentpabl
Sielt geitern Die Gb. GbilippuS DC
meinSe inter ,ablrei6er ge.
tBeilisnng ab.

Inter auBsrorbentIi6 5ublrsi6er
get3eiligung belt seitern Qbneb bic
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Yi3eprdiiOent: Gbriit. &lein;
Sinun3Ietretdr: 50. Sbeulter;
GeIteiter: 2luguit 9rumtamp;
5rllitee: 9uitaO Sternberg unb 9.
S3mib.
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aipp.
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rsn aarl &rued, Wtartin Wad, On;
breas 9auier, 9eorge Wad. 8. Sosrs
iter, &. Sitter unb @tGiam 9ies.
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glemman in Sait.

Ger pornoIiae GBei bes bieiigen
9eraecprpS Ssrmanu 9fenman pur.
Se geitern ncgen nngeblider 9iubeltr.
tlng aui Dem 6ountain Sauarc in
Salt eercnunen. Seine gerbaitlmG
crioIgie, neil er oaraui beituub, sln-
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betm geriudy elm Bud, bas er fiirj-
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geographic lit. 3u oertnufen gteDmnt
purSe iebr bclo segen @iirgidlait
uieSe, auf freien 5uB Geiest.
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einitelleH?

&olen Sic iid1 einc Sdahtel sSoIe1
aioHep Eius uuo ncbmen Sie bieie
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GiIdenidymer5en, Iinoern iteiie idmer.
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len perItopite 9tieren ourh melbe Die
Sduner3en oeruriatt neroen 6rauf
". Sbermau, 9acona, % y, idretbt:
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i'm 9fiiden butte alle @nergie nerlo-
ren unS mar gail5 obgenrattet sd &C.
brautte ounu fSolep &ionep 8tas,
sic meinen 3ltitdno idon nab ipent.
cen Sagen bebelltenb beiierten, unS
ieet iiible i'd ipieoer gan3 mi,tter"
las Mliitel piro iiberua uertauft.
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Sie Gnarteripenbe.

Die Ddmen pom Der QuurteripenSs
tommen beute Ru6mittas tpieoer i'm
Sotel 9llms stiammsu. Der auberse@
thGftli6e sbeiI oes proerdmms
brinst qlnfpradeH. iOtpis muiitaltf9e
unb nramatifbs @crfiibruReen.
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Gebarten.

5OI,pb unb QueGu stiens, 1902
Bremen Strabe; Mdb6er.
gupert uuo Soa Sbipp, 7141Qpper
Ripsr Roab; Wtdbheu.
2puis une Bertha 3epir, $50 Rid
mono StrdBe; Wdo6en.
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Der lgrdusnpsrein bts Dsutf4s
MmtritoIlii6en StabtDsrbdnbs pers
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f6sn Alub. Rod Grlebisuns Der ses
i6dftlihen NnssIegsnbsiten fpIst elm
plououitiinb4en bel aaiia unb Hus
6xr.
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gloslid, ssifurben.

Ter 50 Satire nIte Snbn @.
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Snnulel 6. Steipari, @roboiebitaDl;
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