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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-06

DEMOCRATS NOMINATE MCCOY
PARKERSBuRG. W. Va. Oct. g.
Frank D. Mccoy. business man Of
Sistersville. was named at the Demo
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IN THE
FRONT ROW
NHIss IRENE FENw1cK who is
iM starred at the Princess today

"a IN the Metro play. 1.-THE Child
of Destiny" delights in wearing boys
attire, particularly overalls. The ex.
terror scenes Of this play were taken
In the Picturesque Pocono Mountains
IN Pennsylvania. When Miss Fen.
wick was directed to put on a pair
Of oyeralls and boys outfit she was
yisibly pleased. No one could per.
ssuade her to take them of once she
had them on. and she wore them
around the little country hotel until
bed time. She afterward declared that
she intends to spend her vacation in
overalls every season. Miss Fenwick
Is given abundant opportunity in this
.fve.act wonder play to exhibit her
distinctive dramatic talents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-06
''Gets.It" Never
Fails for Corns!
'::here's Nothing on Earth Like It
For Corns and Calluses.

"Whcncvcr YOU get corns and cal
iuses. don't experiment - Just u5o
lest and simplest thing know to uso
just q few drops on in O few Sec
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT
Navy Hasn't Scored Touchdown
on The Army Since 1907

of falling over the Army goal line.
The middies have stronger scoA
ing team this year than has repre-
sonted the Annapolis school for some
time, so 10 is reasonable to believe
they viii be able TO put dent IN
tho Cadets goal They were equal 70
the task Of slapping close score
against the powerful Pittsburgh
eleven. and with this to go on IL IS
hard 20 see how the Army viii be
ablt 10 hold them entirely free from
a touchdown.
Many football star has had
chance TO plant a football between
the Army goal posts for the Navy
since Douglas laid over that touch
down, but four classes have ambled
their way through the school and out
nto their duties aboard Uncle Sans
battleships without seeing the Navy
teams accomplish that touchdown
Defeat hasn't been their lot In those
intervening years every year. Field
goals have brought the future adj
mlrals victory three times i'm the
seven games played anco then In
1908 Lange kicked a goal from place
ment, but the Navy lost G TO 4. field
goals counting four points at that
stage of football The 1909 game
was called OF because of death a.
West Point In 1910 Dalton booted
one over the Army goal posts, and
the Navy won. TO o. In 1911 Dali
ton repeated his stunt. and the Navy
won by the same score. Brown made
two field goals in the 1912 game and
the Middies won their third consecu-
tive victory. 10 o.
The 1912 game was the last to go
to Annapolis In 1913 Brown three
times sent the oval over the Army
goal posts. but it wasn't enough the
Army winning. % 20 o. In 1914 and
In 1915 the Army won
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
Delaware PLAYS
GALLADET NEXT
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Team Will be Attraction
on Saturday
VARSITY RESUMED
PRACTICE TODAY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Nov. l4.-The Delaware
College football squad resumed practice
this afternoon. Coach McAvoy gave the
squad a rest yesterday following the
hard game with st. Johns on saturday
The players are all in fairly good shape
although fidance is still troubled some
with his lame ankle.
The game next Saturday should bt
one of the feature games of the season
IL Is with Galladet. the deaf and dumb
institute of Washington Although deal
and dumb this team always turns out q
good football eleven, and is said to have
an exceptionally strong eleven this year
The playing OF the team is a great nov.
city. All signals are made by way oi
the deaf and dumb language. with the
hands aud lips and IL keeps the oppos.
ing team on the jump at an times
Those who witness the game will sec
ma waste of time when Galladet has the
ball In fact, the getting away quick
gives the deaf and dumb institute team
a decided advantage over their oppon
ents. Usually their opponents no more
than start TO get set for a play when
bang the play is started. and often
the Galladet boys secure good gain
before their opponents realize that tn,
bal is in play. There is no way for
the team they are playing against t.
tell when the bah is going to be snapped
until it is actually put in play They
make all their signs with their hands
and opponents have to guess when the
ball is to be snapped
This viii not be the first time that
Delaware has met this team. and i'm the
past all games between the two teams
have always been close.
Coach McAvoy called his squad out
for practice this afternoon and he will
work them hard all week preparatory
for the hard game with Calladet on sat.
urday. After this game the only re-
naming game on the schedule is Will
Mt. st. Mary's. on Thanksgiving Day
Coach McAvoy is much pleased with tn,
showing that his team has made SO fan
this season, and will attempt to max,
clean mp of the two remaining gamei
on the schedule.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14

When you 20 into the woods for game
take a clean gun.
Take slant down the old left side
choke and the right side scatter and
see if the o. X. sign is in both barrels
if not take the old gattler down. Hunt
up the washtub, the washpan or the
bathtub. as YOU prefer, and make some
warm soap suds and insert a swab and
large amount Of elbow grease and 20
10 it.
After you have given good bath 10
the barrels, inside and out. rub IL hard
and dry with dry rags, then take an
other peek
Ii she still looks spotted take your
wire swab and rub her good and hard,
then work through briskly with some
oil on we'll saturated cloth, then with
a dry cloth and the chances are the JOB
will be complete.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
RABBITS LAWFUL
GAME TOMORROW.

The open season in Delaware for
rabbits. quail, partridge and wood
cock will be on tomorrow. Gunners
were cleaning up their guns this
morning for the sport and hundreds
OF them went down the Delaware road
today. prepared to bang at bunny at
sun up in the morning. Game is plen-
tiful this year.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
ACKEPr1ANm

II the barrels are very bad from lack
of attention and show powder, rust and
lead in them, stick cork in each bar
rel and an them TO the nozzle with kero-
sene and let them stand for "a hours,
then 90 through with the former proc
css.
Nitro solvent is the salvation of the
small bore rifle and is just as necessary
for the larger Lores
Run well saturated rag of the sol
vent through the barrel. from the cham
ber, until She works easy, then give her
nice brisk rub.
Finish mp with a dry cloth 20 see II
any dirt remains II not run another
saturated rag through aud leave plenty
of the solvent in the barrel.
Clean solvent from rifle and oil from
shotgun before shooting.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
PAID BETS DESPITE RAIN.

The inclement weather Of last
night did not prove a hindrance to
the paying Of election bets. and those
who dared the weather and visited
Market street witnessed six men en-
gagged in paying their wages.
In one case Robert Carson and John
McKendrick were hitched up to a
two-wheeled cart and had to drag
Hugh d. Ward and John Walls from
Fourth and Orange streets to Tenth
and Market streets and back
c. V. Marshall, Sr., Of No 1915 Pine
street, pushed Dick Valentine. of No.
94S Vandever avenue, from his home
10 Market street in a wheelbarrOw
followed by a crowd Of neighbors and
friends, who cheered and hooted the
whole way.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
CITY BASKETBALL
LEAGUE ON ITS WAY

The City Basketball League. com
posed OF Eden-South Side. Montclair,
Hagley. General Chemical and High
land, organized last evening by elect
ing Arthur G. Davies president. and
decided to open It's season on Tues
day, November 2s. The schedule one
game a week, viii continue until the
second week in April Although the
league Is now ive-club organization,
IL is likely that West End will be
formally adm tied tonight.
All the team managers who we're
present last night were enthusiastic
over the prospects and look forward
TO a successful season.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
field day next BIC
Event AMONG scouts

Final organization Of the Boy
Scout Band will be made at the meet
ing at Old Swedes Church. Seventh
and Church streets. tonight when 4 is
expected all who have slgnihed their
intention OF joining the organization
Will be present Drums. bugles. ffes.
picolos and other band instruments
can be used and players on these are
urged 10 join. There now are about
twenty members hut n is hoped to
increase this number to about forty.
Sergeant Alley Of the recruiting de-
partment here. viii have charge OF
the troop
Annual field day for the boy scouts
has been announced for November
%. Officials Of the meet are as fol-
lows: Judge Captain Albert A. King.
u. s. A.; timekeeper, Charles W.
Bush; clerk Of the course. John w.
Quinn; starter. Archie d. Alley; an
nouncer, CaDtain Wesley King: um-
pire. Scout Executive Charles Gurney.
The referees for the different events
have not yet been announced.
AAA hNNN WNV WISH w INht NHfN dIf
requested 10 send IN thor names at
once. The meet will be held az Rock
ford Park. Troops will muster al
2.15 and viii parade at 23O IN the
afternoon
Following is the list of events:
l. 100 yards dash. handicap.
.. 220-yards dash. handicap.
2. Sack race.
4. Six potato race
8. Hurdle race.
6. Obstacle race.
z. Shoe race.
s. Running broad jump
.. Three-logeed race
10. Antelope race (soe hoy's II
book.
II. Relay race.
10. STAFF run. (see bows IT. book
10. First aid game. Csee hoy's +
book.
IA Signalling contest Morse an
Semi
All events open 10 boy scouts q
| Wilmington and vicinity Prizes vii
he awarded for first and second place
respectively.
Entries viii close nositively oI
Wednesday, November %.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
Girls learn FOOTBALL
So They CAN ROOT

You can't root intelligently at a
football game unless you know some
thing about the game. according TO
Clyde Williams, director OF athletics
at Ames College. therefore Williams
has started a class in football for
co-eds.
The girls who wa-t to can go to
this class to hear lectures on foot
ball, see plays diagrammed on a
blackboard and hear the history OF
some of the most famous heroes Of
yOre.
And the girls ike it, Hundreds
attend the meetings and Ames girls
know more football now than those
OF any other school. Williams de-
rlares.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14

Greatest number OF ruus. Burns, New
York, los; sacrifice hits, Flack, 80; three
ehdii 2 base-stealers, Carey, 90; kaun,
20; B.scher, 30. Most single hits. Rob
ertson, l42; two-base hits, Niehoff. 42;
three-hase hits, Hinchman, rs; home
runs, Robertson and r. Williams, 10
each. Most extra bases, Wheat. So
Leading batting feat, Hornsby, at Gin
cinnati. June 2s, 3 hits in times at
bat, total of - bases. including triples
and ! home run, off Pitchers Toney,
Dale Knetzer and Schulz.
Burns, New York; Konetchy and Grit.
fifth participated in all games played BY
their respective clubs. Griffith played
second season with Cincinnati without
missing a game 1915 consecutive gamesl i
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
Hal Chase Champion
BafSman of the Nationals

players finished in the 800 class.
Cmyath. the slugging outfelder Of the
phillics, leads Pat Moran's players with
AN average of .2s3, and is closely fol
lowed by Whitfield Luderus and Stork,
all of whom tied at 2sl, while Paskert
comes next with 210
Tho ollicail averages issued by the
National League give credit for the fol-
Evening journal., 1916-11-14

Hal Chase. former manager of the
Yankees, eN-Federal League star and
now first bas0man of the Cincinnati
Club, is the National Leagues champion
batsman for the season OF 1916. lloelke,
the new first sacker of the Giants. has
an average Of .35l. but participated ia
only thirty-four games. while Chase was
in li2 during the season and finished
with an average Of .3S9. Only nine
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
Team Records.

Greatest number of runs, New York.
507; base hits. Brooklyn, 1866; extra
bases on hits, New York, 462; two-base
hits, Philadelphia, 223; three base hits,
Pittsburgh, 81; home runs, Chicago, 46;
stolen bases. New York, 206i secrifce
hits, Brooklyn, 203.
Most hits in one game, st. Louis, %,
with total Of p, in first game at st.
Louis August Is vs.. Pittsburgh. Most
total bases in one game, Cincinnati, 30,
including doubles, triples and home
run, at Boston. September 20 st. Louis
stole II bases in second game Of August
10 VS.. Pittsburgh
Individual Records.
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
by HAMILTON.
tied Press stan correspondent.

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Nov A. 80 When the
Army and Navy football teams 20 into
action for Their annual meeting at
the Polo Grounds on November %.
there will be a goal bes des victory
for which the Navy probably will play
as hard as for victory
Victory can come by drop-kicks,
piace-hcks, or safeues. but q touch
down is a touchdown.t and the Navy
hasn't put over one OF that kind of
scores on the Army since 1907. when
Capt. Ben. Douglas had the pleasure
Evening journal., 1916-11-14
They Call ii "LiffIe Egypt! h's
Not a Dancer, But ii WiggIes

wouldn't take three to decide why they call kind of
artificial fish bait Little Egp'"
would
wouldn't b
o
a hickory
The applied wrggles and like
hwom did wfgglng the water. thereby
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fiei, tief ruben m uHferer Sltttr, ais
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Dede auf Dem @ntnbe bes Reeres.
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f6trlid .itferS t1ghtit nebnsn fih jebt
cuf, bic @lieoer. Gle Bora trugt bod
oben bas gts. iagt IS iiter oie Jelie1.
peitift es 5rpiiden oie @rnnnten, 5rul'
iden Die Sdrnpnele. bic bon Sener
Smden un6 beriten; binter Der Berg.
ipise 1T mur oes Cites atbem er
Iahrut, er a~nairbeiert. @ni benz aarit.
gipieI fomHlt Dos @efiibI Der Wleer'
grumotiete imricr ipieber.
Stunbe nm Stunbs Derrinrit slsid.
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betemmt almdblid fpitiee 3npieH
RE fid in bic 3ebenin6tsl bo5rn.
Is III tsin Ghlafen Is 1T Elm 9dms
msrtl bon @tripunesrung uHb lns
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3lutididt, Quftifidt, Gisfdi9t, BIZ.
mid jtst in msinsm 8retterperf9laJ
prr, aampf Der MsnIben trennt,
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9runb nieber. Inter BEN StablDogslr
idfpcrmen miFen nod nubere gs
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iein. dit ihrsu Giimmen aus aebIeu
BON Gtabl, aus asblen, bic bsnnod
rfnt a6rper fteintn, .omnisn iis nd,
Ter uub ndber: ems. 5Ipei ~. uisls
lcit. aebn. Sect inb re serabt iibe,
r.r, tie ftromsn bsrsin nit benz Cts.
Yiitl aefporben uno cnfmdteriniiiir:
nur.h bds Gis, init mb.ren Qisbstn
unter BEN Gturm9or Der anbe,
ren ieuerberitenbsn Einbiseimpaber-
teunl.d, hs~rnussub6ren. Cine WsiI,
lang iines,, f!uttsrn fdpebtr lie ibsr
ntr. GasH rstsus5su bic ts6u gisSu.
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Hrpt. @aiiennreia.

Die seitrise SiBuns bss @urltanbs
bes Oeuti6en MIgemein Proteitantis
idsu WaHenbauies, bic pie abtih in
ter 4uitalt unter benz DoriiB BEE prl'
iibentsn Daniel gberbron unD bsr
groto.ouflbruns bes SetretGrs Ger
binanb Steinba9 ftattfanb, mar nur
BON iur5er Daner, ba taft ausf4iieb'
lid AonttusseihGfte aur Grlebtguns
selansten. Wtt San3 tpurbe Elm
Acknowledgment I'm Betrass bon
500 entsesensenommen, bas Grau
Rutberine 8ui6, bie altbepGbrte 91ns
nerin urb Jrsanbin bss Maiiens
bauies nit sinem ber5Iiaen 4sslsitz
fdreiben gefoubt bate. yrau NufG,
,pirb EN- b1ouberes DautFdreibeu
snsebsn
Gin rpeiteres Ddnifdrdben ipirb
Der gIettrtter q. 8e6er erbalieu, ber
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fu&sfommitt.e funsiren: pom %. De-
sember gum 2. Sanuar GUITAR GiIbes
baus unb CHARLES Tepsr; bon, 2. Hs
sum 8. Sanuar Mam GuoIsr uab
iSFseh, @. T<tbIef3.
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Rleine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gin tteurps Ghf1fhsn

- Gin tteures S9fdf6sn ma6te
IN Der Dergangenen Ra6t Sbomas
gbans bon go. 1874 Deit Court Stras
BE, ala er an Der Central 9ben,ie auf
ein.n Gtrabenbabnpasen rpartete unb
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i'm Mertb Don $45 iotpis SO IN gaar
aus ben Sai6m gu estamotirsu.
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bar gaf. go. Ala Meit Sedbite Strds
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fp in Der aafsnidublabs fanben.
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untsr Der Mntldge bes @robbiebitdbls.
mts 5rait Cor Der poii5si mittbtils
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erobe, ranbe G6ei5s. sSm SrsieH or,
teit<n mir. Der Gong ruff i9On ME.
Der in bic Sedune. Ilsbsr bic gauge,
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rubis beute. Bis isBt ppr uns pisls
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Shieben; aber bic glaft III Ga
GIe Macht ipar pirfIi6 CHS, inbeS
Die Bretterb1ibe bebte. 9robobita
fGat mir elm, aIs Die Maifd,Iadt ge.
gen Rublm6 mar, Die beiben La1rpen.
loieri, gaIi5ifh p~ertpdbrloiten, 5ittcrn.
ben 3innler, bic bIen6enb ipeiB I'M
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BON Ghmudfa9en I'm @ertb BON $25
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rebmens, bic einen Wertb BON $500
baben.
Sn Der GENERALIZATION beftnben
fih our 3eit bier ~tpert1polIe gtpfsns
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Yolisei seIu9t nerben. Die 4aoiens
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bel heHsn @erbaftins enfbedt unb er
bebauptet lie sefunben gu habet.
- SamneI Sleter BON Der Station
Ipenue lieb fih setern inn itdbtffen
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itotirten. Seinsr 8ebauptuns na4
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tag gum 8ienftds in elmer Seitens
ftrabe in Der HGbe bes @briit Soipi,
taIs bon sfpei StroIhen a~nstfallen,
bic inn nieperIdlueen unb I'm $34
b%erallbten.
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Gdneer9or, Der ansetlast mar ses
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Zen, betannte fi9 seitern mad elmer
&pnfersns nit ieinem @ertb.ibtser
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riifeb unb benz aiasnstnfpettor Jurrel
fir itulbis unb tpurbe bon Rihter
Bell gu $500 unb Soften perurtheilt,
aber bon Der StrafIumme tpurben
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bon einem speibsn Strold ibr. 5anba
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fOtpis cine eolbene 8riue befanben.
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geute gu flii9ten.
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in Der lie beiddftist III, Elm Rins I'm
@ertbe BON $3.50 eeitrhlen tuurbt.
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6amiItpn.

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Gbnarb grnf, 449 Glib Ginfte Ctr.
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GtpeIter unb tpirb an Donneritag
In 9atptenceburg, Sno.. ~begraben.
Die Jraueu Clement Sdnsfbsr
nnb Warp @frDrsr baben fi4 gum
@interdufsntbaIt nah ORLANDO, JIps
riSu, beeeben.
- Ssrr unb Grau Grant g. aurt
Don SO. AL Glib Siebente Strabe
betlasen ben 9eimsuns TIRES T5dters
Gens.
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f~et.rten in ibrem Seim in Dunlap TN
Hreiie ibrsr &inber unb gntel bic 80.
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grpd lit elm @eteran bes 8iirstrfris-
ges.
9eute Na9mittas INN 2 ubr
finbst in 0ainsers Dale bic Beam
tenpabl bes Diftrtfts 247 besiDsuts
i9sn neutrality-suspicious. ftatt.
Ger 9eIunbkitsbeamts, Or.
SmeoleA, ipurbe lufseforbert. anses
fihts bes umitanbes, bab elm S9ul@
limb am Starla4fieber srtrantte, bic
Resulationen bes Geiunb9eitsratbes
itritt SurdsuFibren.
SIN Mercp SoIpttal III Der 81
Sabre aIte Robert Wbeeler, elmer Der
Mdnntr, pelde i'm Ronftuttionslaeer
Der U. 8. Danger COMPANY tn
Mibbletoipn Dor elmer Wphe an pto.
main $ Bersiftuns e~rtrautter, seitore
ben. gr 1T bas brittle Spfer, bos
bura ben 9enub Der D%erOorbenen
Nubruussmittel bas 2eben ein6iibte.
- Durh Ridter Maurpbp ipurbe
ssitern frau Belle Smitb tpesen ans
esblider Sruntfudt unb l~InterbaItsz
reripeiserune bon Bilium Smith ses
idieben. 81. Ii.b iid aber f6on
Stpei Stunoen ipGter NIT penup Gns
oelus pDn DeipoIetOpn ebeIi& berbins
Zen.
- @tpion Jasin. bic aS1in I'm
maripen Sotel an Siib Monument
Sirdbe, beri6ludte seit.rn Radmit@
tag in einern Mnfau BON 2ebensiiber.
brub cine Dofis 2uedflbersgbloral
unb ipurbe in Der polisei : Qmbus
lang mad benz Merep SpfpitaI ses
braft, mo- 9sriu6e anssfteIt tperb,n,
br Gebet, gu retten.
5err George Sacob Sdmiot,
pslhre bel ieinsr Wtutter. Jrau Rus
nisunba Sdmibt, in go. 618 Spcas
more Strabe pchnte, srlae am Weibs
n~aftsabenb i'm Glitter DON 81 Sabren
fl6blid einm !SersIeioen. auber
ieiner Wutter tpirb er iiberIebt BON
hrei griibern unb elmer Sdpefter.
Cine Seirathsli3ens erfpirtteu:
Gbpars Sds:te, 81, Don Cincinnati,
rnb aHna SaIter, Is, Don 9dmiL<
ton.