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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
MISS TATLOCK TO
Be BURIED TO-DAY
For Twenty Years She Had
Been a Teacher i'm Miss
%Spence's School.
COMPANIONS IMPROVING

Funeral e~e-vic~s TO- Misc Joan VII
partmert Of Miss Srence's School, 30
West FIfty-afth street. who was Killed
In n runaway accident neal nanhury,
Conn. Saturday Will take place AT IL 10
o'clock this morning in Calvary Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Fourth avenue
and Twenty-frst street.
Miss Tatlock's companions or her IA
tai carriage drive. the Misses Mary L
and Annie NJ Brincterho~. sisters. who
also are members Of Miss Spence staff
are ont Of danger. Miss Mary. WHO
suffered a broken ankle, IL still at the
bauburv Hospital. but Miss Annie has
boon taken 20 the Brluckcrhof farm a.
bccd.nE
Miss Ta'ock was preser, a. the com
rcrccmeut exercises az Miss Spence's
Scioo. at sherry on Friday morning.
j. he evening she went with the Brinck-
t'hof sisters 20 spend the week emo On
tie farm as guests Of the latters
brother, Arthur +. BrinckerhuT. II New
lofk landscape architect. living al go
Lexington avenue.
Miss Ia;ock was one of the leading
"oMeu EDUCATORS ia this city She was
TIE daughter Of the late william Tat.
.''r Who was rector Of ST Johns Epls-
v.la. CAu:ch q Stamford She VA
t.Aduaied from Barnard College IN ls9.
'.I bad been d teacher IN VI IS Spence
: hnD. fur .vs,'y years. SO wa a
most talented wona and was immeus,',
jH.Hr Win 5er pupils. Besides h,'
.'''' Mes TatloCk s. survived by q
y jessie Td'loCk. VHp g. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
sHERRY'S IN SUMNER DRESS,
solor scheme French Gray and Ter
rnce Built in Restaurant.

Shorry's Restaurant In !rs summer
dres- was opened yesterday f1rta" lunch
hour. when many Of his PATRONS were
present at dinner there were also mary
others.
The main restaurant has been most
effectively treated ana Il seem. to have
been transformed into a room q: Caen
stone, with deliberately carved columns
after the fashion Of the Renaissance
PERIOD. Against the side walls there is
a wooden ,rellis work OF French gray
and the ceiling Is flushed In large ctr
cles OF French gray sh!rred SIX, from
which descend c.ectrollers OF the same
color, with shades Of old rose satin.
A terrace extends around the three
sides Of the room, M at thu south
end. Just under the musicians balcony.
there is a fountain the basin q which
~ surrounded By u formal ledge a
| box, with here and there formd! bay
trees and orange trees in fruit
Something of an innovation in the set
ing O. the tables for luncheon and din
ner will be the absence Of cut flowers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
WEEKS VAUDEVILLE CHANGES.
New Attractions "Hello. View
i0rL" sim Attracts.

'- ..t..'e programmes IN the ci'y's
N.f'~s. 'his week include Elizabeth
e. ..} Charles King as the particu-
lsr a.'~a.'I7n at the Palace Theatre,
'a'r. '-are are Louise Dressr, and
:. "a Nelson Han in a playle, called
'T CO.., AID the Kitten: Roshanara,
f-'i A. Bowers aid Flanagan and
/ r.--e
So 'o Colonial Theatre Wellington
G. "'. Los jose ph!ne head the bill.
c'.'s no Soll'e Nichols. the Farbe-
G. '.'"e1 Clarke and company In
..y,- the Flat" Hugh Herbert,
rs "a Patterson, Lew Wilson. Kerr
{ r'.g and the FL Rey Sisters.
' 90 and Heath are entertaining
- g ~ the Alhambra Theatre,
81 '' 'a" supporting programme IN
'. ..ev and sales, Carl McCul-
p Carlisle and Jules Romer,
" ans and company in Who
Was .. H.4rne9" the Jordan Girls, War
al T,mpleton and the Sylphide
{
"i...1 New York" the summer bur
= 4r .'er'ainment at the Columbia
.'.a're .s "%pntlnuing its successful run
&. '." entering upon its third week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
BELGIAN WILLS MILLION HERE.
E1ecutris In New York and
Brother In New Mexico Get Estate.

The will Of Fugcne de Iidder. a Bel
rian manufacturer and former Mayor
OF Denrne. a suburb OF Antwerp, was
fled for probate here yesterday. It
d4snoscs az an estate estimated at tl,-
600, 900. all of which goes 10 leeatees
in this country,
Tit dccedent named as executr!x here
Mrs. Elise Francoise Huhcrta Walter
po.lls, wife OF George J Dotils, n dia-
mond cutter OF l07 William street, and
rave her thrce-fourths Of the estate.
The remaining fourth went 10 the de-
ccdent's brother. Stanls!aus, an exporter
Mt 10 broadway, who lives at nsca-
wanna y. u The dcocdcut was living
| ,e~mporarily at S~choen.ngcn, Holland,
when he died on April 2 last,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

hlaw & ErlauFor and Henry Miller har"
.oIured n new comedy by Robert Housum
FOR early production next season
Marc EIav arrived In New York yester-
d,v rom Los Angeles. He has been on
an cStendeA tour since March and visited
Honolulu and san Francisco.
.Rnpinson Crusoe, Jr, with A. Jolson.
Is IN terminate its long run at the Winter
Garden on saturday night, June 10. The
man d. moving the production 70 another
'hea,re has been abhudoucd Iht lass
owing week,
SEWN s. Co. have engaged Jean Paurel
.or E prominent role in on" OF the!r next
seasons productions
Donald Brian has signed a contract 10
act for motion pictures with tho Famous
Players F!.m Company.
Emanuel Reicher WI! open a short
season at the BAndbor Theatre beginning
June & in Herman DahTA comedy The
Concert" adapted from tho German by
Leo Iltrichsteiu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
"S7EP THIS WAY"
BIDS LEW FIELDS
pe,ives ''Thc Girl Behind the
Counter" After Nine Years
With New Faces.
IT Is As FUNNY AS EVER

n the search for a summer play Lew
FED. turned back to The Girl Behind
IA Counter which was one Of his
,.e,,sssl pieces during his days al the
Herald square Theatre. He called the
t-esea, sorm 81 tho play step This
Vsr r.t &; WAS on view last night at
o.. beg. Theatre. Mn years have
r4 sac, the piece moved nine blocks
'a Tt a.Nay ana there was "a new firm
o. authors named last night as the sue
G, .I-s O. those VINO turned out the
Lt.. piece. For The Girl Behind
.4 ,au.,r' was In It's first incarna-
t,- l-s,sh musical farce d.rec, from
lo, Boz.
Sir Fields applied his Ytddish dialect
Al. .le .l1HIiatIon proved 80 success
IL. ..t' MIR. Fields wsIen he felt the
..el H: 10 'ew piece for the present gen.
erst.I. o. ls admirers warmed Il over
.rd ser cd t.e latest version last night,
v 20 Was attributed to Edgar Smith.
r.. IS rrt ;ae nrst comedian with a
dialect 'r select the Shuber Theatre
A. go .-r.r Of q similar attempt to
... ',rc.' ~ old fashioned fun Two
yt rs a.. Sam Bernard, with the aid ana
nr...t p.hy Dcslys OF blessed mem
...,I 'T e Cir. from Rays by the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
AS YOU LIKE IT" OUT IN WOODS
HH'tirus >haLcspesre Celebration
"a he in Open Air.

J --r-r-oN-NUpsnN, y. Y, May "a.
.lral Shakespeare t%ercentenary
. VIII nc held on June 10 in
r. "'od'' nd theatre, close 20 the
.rd the Hudson River. AS
r." VIII be presented under
a. r~s- q the K.iverview Manor
.ay. h'pwu rs the Million
DO '.n'ria' ~ Westchester"
..' committee IN charge are Philip
- y Hcrhach. John sherman
-ar,'e /. Du,y and Charles l.,
. Miss Elsie Herndon Kearns
..-' Of players Of the Ben
'iaf! who are to act in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
FARRAR OFF FOR MOVIE POSES.
..Honeymoon as Well,' Says Bride
of Lon TelIegeu.

Geraldine Farrar. accompanied by her
husband. Lou Telleg.n, LEFT for Los An
reles Yesterday to fulfil further motion
picture engagements with the Jesse l..
Lasky Feature Play Company. under
whose management she enacted her FIRST
two Thotoplays, Carmen" and Maria
Rosa"
This trip Is going 10 be our honey
moon as we'll said the prima donna just
before she started. But ] wouldn't
think Of spending the summer In Idle
ness, and am anxious 10 get 70 work be-
fore the canera again"
Mr.. and Mrs. Te.lecen were passengers
on board the Twentieth Century Limited
The singers suite was banked high with
flowers. the gifts Of admlrInG friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
school Teacher Left sIo..oei.

TIE estate 49, Mss Mary V M-Cusker.
q retired ao.l teacher who died Sep
,ember y. 1873. was appraised yester-
day al s1o7,ool. Mss McCusker's will.
which loft the hu.k Of her estate 70
friends and co. on many OF her reia-
'!v.s. was contested. but II WAS upheld,
The vi! save $685. each 10 John A.
Rooney and james }. Buckingham,
friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
BLUE PARADISE" MOVES.
Popular Opcretta Transferred "a
the Forty-fourth Street Theatre.

Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfield are still
the principal f~unmaker. IN The Blu
Paradise" which WAS seen last night at
the Forty-four,h Street Theatre. The
operetta by Eysler y Romherg has
no, yet exhausted its popularity, al
though Il has been runs since last Au-
gust AT the Casino.
Vivierne Sega! Is still the heroine and
the dancing falls 10 Burke and Lorraine,
who are SIN equal to Il. Hazel Cox
has succeeded Frances Demarest as Tho
American widow. The audience enjoyed
the play greatly last night and Il seems
likely 20 continue as popular as ever
in its new home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
WilIjnu Nelson wilbur.

-~yu.rvrr1trA May :a-V.'iar Vel
son W.hur. ,lce-pres'dou and general
manager o. Il .. W..1l- 4 Son. Inc.
cocoa ara chocolate manufacturers d.ed
% TYPHOID fever to-n,r'' at his home.
ld.eWood Farms. Devon lie was a
graduate 81 Lafayette College, c.aSs 81
1850. ard was a n,uluer o.. the Thl
Kappa Fsi :ra'or~;ty. \ WIDOW. 'Nree
SONS and Two daughters SLY ye h..n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
DADDY LONG.LEGS" IN LONDON.
Audience IL Delighted, Giving
Renee Kelly an Ovation.
sprclal az. Desratch fn Trr 81

LoSpoS. May .9-Herry Miller pro-
duced DADDY LoDg-L.egs" AZ the Duke OF
Works Theatre tonight with gratifying
results. The play was a great success.
the audience showing particular delight
with Renee Kelly at the outset and
maintaining its appreciation throughout
the performance. At the fifteenth cur
tain call, in response 20 the clamor for a
speech. Miss Kelly expressed her graft
,ude at the reception on behalf Of the
author and the company.
The critics indorse the popular esti-
mate Of Miss Kelly. describing her as
charming, original and accomplished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
DIR. WHITE LEFT 81, 900.
Noted Philadelphia Surgeon Gave
Rnlk Of Estate 10 Widow.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2a-The will OF
Dr.. J william White Was admitted 20
probate this afternoon II is believed the
value ri the estate VII reach $1,000, 00o.
REQUESTS are made to friends, en-
lrloyees and Institutions. including the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

Surrogate Cohhlan Yesterday ap-
pointed Howard Taylor and Michael J
Erau temporary administrator under
the W. - Herman l.. Walter. the car
pet u.r4tartu-er. WHO left $500. 600.
m" Surrogate dccl ned TO pass on the
legality O.. The marriage Of Anna kuths
Walter - Walter. which tho Walter
heirs at law ara seeking 20 'rvalidate or
the ground that Walter Was Of unsound
frttd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

Frank T. Blackwell a Wei known at
;or'ay and member OF TIE finn Of Black
We! * H.aokvc., NC led January 10,
,ail, ,ef' f." estate appraised yester-
day n; ",l!-I.- when went io his
WIFE. Ace b Blackwell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30
Miss Jean Howard ysnGaGed.

ORANGp. " 7, May 2P--Nr and Mrs
Sell Robson Howard Of Orange have an
rouncel tho engagement Of their laugh
,er. Miss Joan Howard, to Kenneth Law
renee, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew 4.
Lawrence Of East Orange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

v.mo-ia' Day exercises ~ the Grand
Amy Of tte Republic, carnegie Hal. !
J.. 81
National Council ~ Women, Hotel wal
dorf- Astoria. al day.
Unit.d a,at.s Daughters Of IsI.. Wal
~ 6AJs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

special tdbIe UfHpdfch 70 ThF STN
LONDON, May ga set OF three
heNaeon Worcester vases ana covers.
finely na'rted with exotic birds. trees
and animals. once p part 81 Lord Hal
dou's collection. was sold to-day At
Chrast1s'e tor tAS12 NAsb64A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

~ y Y. NV .2-Niss sarah
R.-ry dol at se- horne tcre today e;
he axe q So years. Ste vas :he asst
- no. ttW..t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

bert * Wallace. Is president Of the East
Orange Board Of Excise The other Is
William l. Wallace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-30

uupRrY's ~ es Of Reef N New
|r me week ending Saturday.
rr.rsd ps f~oI'ora' Domestic
L.- Ier IsAnS.-Aav,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11

acpen 0f. Bartholomew II. u. - @eJ.
g. gemferman eit ioIdes iiber $3.50
segcn gillian Or. @itte II. ". - Die
Goluntbin y. iilio @. SO. chi fol1cs
iiber $i999.36 segem Die Soine !;
County piibliibing 60, - 5orelt
yleadem Elm icIdes iiber $t00 &C.
gen efpift & Co.; Beatriee ~. Gbip'
man elm .iolhes iiber $3643.76 &c.
gen g. &. pabbitt II. Y. - Die Mal'
nut SiIls &. uno 9. 60. elm fgIhss
iibcr $2291.40 Gcgen Senrn $.
ssuerite II. u. Die Sobn $alit
9reiping 60. elm ioId)es iiber S6,.
1920 geeen Marp q. iulo Sofn 8.
9ocep. = Sorrp s 9abmm elm iol'
dies iiber $1005.54 seger Clifford
u. Solmer. @m yates elm icl.
dies iiber $3.50 geeen Sarrp 0rdop.
9ic 9,orthpeitern Q. nlo 8. SO.
bat cine $ppotbefforarlng iiher
St599.05 gegen emma uno Geo. ".
Saroing eingeflagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Die 0lmtuntnbil- Amftellung
Der itarfc Ssind entipridjt Sem itar.
fen Sntereife fir oieielbe.

9ie 9luto Gbon, pelde felt BET.
aangenen Sanritaa in Der W,ilitbaIle
i'm Gang lit. erireut iid zines fcrt.
aeiebt iiarfen geiud)s, oas bette 3el.
ben fir bas Iebbafte Saiterefie, mel.
DIES Der ansiteilrng entgeaengcbraft
ipirO. Gas lit ail6 gang ilatiirlidI,
0enn SaS sliito bot l1ngit alligeGort,
em SpicI5eiigi fir Die @eiden 81
iein; es iii ldueit gum 6aftor IN M
fern oiientiidrn 2ebcn gefuoroen. Die
Iusi;ellung 1T iin9elnein reidhaltig
uno man fam bort ailes in aiisen.
id)ein neGnlen, ipas bic airtcnno5il'
inouiirie hcrpor6riilet. Ter seltrlge
5ag aeDorte Den aentidDern uno bon
rueitbcr aus Dem Blue @rae Stdat
iporen Die @eiiider gefonrnlcn. @iitt.
mod 1T @eiellidnitStaa, Der 9cs,
nerstag lit fir cen biciigeu autofIlib
Sreitag ilt 2beater. ilno
DDiotag uno iSanntae - p9aI.p
Gap". 8ierIide slutorrlobiIhen. aus
3uderwert bereeitcIlt, perocn aIs
Spiipenjrc ipeaeaeben.
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9afieefr

- Der Jrausnperein Der On. pro!.
Mattbdus Gemsinbe in Winton plocs
(gaitorp. gentbin) bat dmDonneriiaJ
anfieefrdn5d)eu. Dpsu oas aus oel
ssrapen sopbie fSin1fe, Warie s,lof,
anna Ristert, elifabeib Grtber ano
Caroline Gpers beitebeioe a1nmittcc
Srennee uno gefannte einIaoet.
Dos aaffesilGnsdsn b,s
iSrauenpreins Der gp. grpi. CT.
Scbannss Gemsinbe auf Wli. auburN
(9afior Grnfi 9ob), bas amNiitDoh.
II. S.iobsr, fiattfinSc:, iisbt unisr
Der 2situus Hs folasnbin Sommit.
tees: Wilbelnyine Sssbcb., ann4
genie, Winnt @dnteHberg Sbd
Minller, Cora @iniisr, Mnna0oB T..
Roie @unter unb 2lnnc R,if BOB.
Die genannien Oamsn labsn lire biz.
len SrsunSe redt ber5!ilt Elm.
- 9as 3ebner aommiit,e Der
Wlartini @emeinbs on Def 6. Ctr.
(paitor Gmil Baum. pe!6.s bi.
gortsbrung.H fir bic mona!li&e g:s
itliae 3uiammsntunft css Jrau.Hs
Dereins fir Wsittlpod in 5dnbsH Sat.
beitsbt aug folssnben 9amtn: DoIa
godbolt, 2sra gernbarbi, emma
Braun, emma gbrifiopb. Salon.
gcrs, Mdrie Sroit. GliIab.tb 9ars
benbib, Suliana 9usb6er. Winna uno
MolIie Did.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
gaartlanb 112, pulasti 112. sraps

Marilanb 112, pulasti 112, 9raps
ping 112.
3psites asnnen - 3sidbriSe unb
cIiers; l Wsile unb 70 Darps:
S6ool for Scanbal 80. grOipn gsl:
Set 95, 2tntbonp's aab 81, G1iei
grcpn 80. poliieneb SO. acbp
MortbinsioH 102. Ron 104, 9iria
1O6, gamellia Ill, gtlIon Golb Ill,
Geo. RoeiG Ill.
Driitts yennm 2sjdbrise Jils
ltes; 81 5nrlonss: Sunflaib los,
Roiabsl 10s, gan 8 108, Siitsr
emblem 10a, Bedtime Stori.s los.
gasus Ill, Saffron Girl 115, eIla
Nnan 115, aatonia 115
9isries Rennsn - Das Cincinnati
Club SaHbieap; 2 lGtrige unb al
ters; 1s16 Msil,: Dater Witt 81,
Eanppia 100, Col. 9ennie Ill,
Sobee 127.
;yiinItes Rsnnen - 3siibrigs; |
Wielle iino ~ U1rDs: Stl SSinliHcTs
1O3, 3ria5 105, Rife StoOter 10,
gibbp III, gsauip Sbop 112, aIfa.
Dir 115.
Se6fes RenHsn 3.jdhrise unb
dliers; II Uleils: Sad ReeDss 93.
Golib Rod "a, gnsles 107. aiitle
Gtring ITO, Slestb 112.
Siebsniss Rsnnsn - 3,iibrise uno
Gltsr.; 6 Jurlonss: Wdter Wdr as.
euloab SO, Sim Waislb 10e, groa
JOG, aiberaior 106, Siilts aHcb
100, Sipui 6eari 100. Bars anr
Giars 40. Noblsman III, Rsolans
Ill, Uncle Dart 113, Roscoe 1ools
113, gonpsrie 113.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
Ss)svt fit sintu Nib
abfibren1tr Snfttelrlp
esrssRsGf ans arannfinsm sndss nnt
waertts-9aysne Ia nnasfahr
fnnf Dlinnfen,

w1afen ese sipen epruv aus s.nsm qtnt
eranulirism .Bnder rub einsm baIbsn Rint
icGenben Bntfers. fftIsn Sle ion ab unt ets.
aebfH Sis ben Snboif elmer 2is pnbfHfiaffs
Ron WsHtte'fnrere bdsn, fdtiitfsin sle tii9iia
unb nebmsn gie eineH zteefoffsf bsa 4--smnI
bes 1oaes aedcn siorf' ooer BrliffstfdIturg ootr
staiarrb bcs siopfss niib bss Oates.
1tailddli6 ivirb ftcr bic alersrftt Gofe
StngH bic fpnnoerrpls araffs irr W,enitos
1arene baribuH es III IN eiHem tobsren Upabe
einbrinaenb, rniIbetrb nno beiIenb, benn jsoes
nnbete erfunbene Wififi. atnber nebuien Is
aern nnb gripnafene pebran6su Is bon Wluine
Bis Californian. aer5ie cerfnreiteii 20, 6ofpi'
taller aebrdIifnen es, nHo ipGriiW foIifer Sif
'id nift eriteiien an brm Tnten etnes tiuls
Gen, gn 6GHfa qemnbien 6siIfritfeIs. frei boit
nnrfptiifen, irnHima6eH6fn Tteanen. 8efInu'
gen Gle Dienibo.gaYene bon Sbrem up0ftfier
nnb bcfiebeH Gie olranf. oasieiks sn srbaIftn.
nell es ieSem aduisF 8nfriebsnfiennna g1rdn.
iiri ober has 0eIb wtrb slriGuiinttri bon ntr
Blndbntn @rObuete Co., Tdbtcn, Chic.
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9dsaes Ginsiuaate gsIfsbIatt UDO3 ben H. Cber 1915

SiniI6e praris ausiib., obne bic p0s
t6ige Gisens bierfiir eripirtt su babell.
Sn einem friiberen pirseb permo9ten
fi9 bic @ei6pprenen nfdjt au einissn.
Sn Der geiteri, ftatiss'anbenen Der
banblung ent3os Der giihter ben 5all
Der Gnti6eibung Der Gjei6lpprenen,
i'm Dariiber ielbit bas urtbeil gu fdi'
len. Bauer bate dnsebiidl Die neue
Ssilmstbpbe, als Gberopractic be'
tannt, ausseii5t. Cine gloens fiir sins
berartige 9silE,etbobe lei jeooh tn
StaatsgeIebbuh ni1t prrgeIebeu.
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3sntid'ilHsariide snrns.meinSe.

Die einpsi9uns Der Gsutitsllnsa.
riftsn 1urnssmeinbs iinbet aln
Sdmitag absHt, ID. Siiobu. ssls,
ssntlih elmer srobsn sTsitli6isit ir
beipsn Sdlsn ter 4rbsiisrballs itali.
Gin inisreHantes iurrtiiidss pro.
sramm IN aufssiislIi uns aud ionft
tpiro .s ben Ibsilnebmsrn an bss
5ti.r an aurspsil nno llninbaltuns
nidt fs5lsn. Die gorb..,,iuns.n Iino
nit llmiiat se,rofien ups psripr.tss
siH nfOlersidsS lsii.
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German 8epmau iuia reSen.

Ssrmcn Brennan, Der friibsre 9i'
rsltOr bee Sal:ass GOrps, BAT anss'
iiinoiei, bub ,r BON buis an giirs
g.rmeiiisr uno poli5ei sum 1rob -
in ben Siraben Rsbsn baIi,n unb isln
8r6 .Rotss Of q politica! aiie" p.r'
tauf.n fpsrbs. Ssuie @rrmiiias um 9
llbr mid sr an Der gt. BON Court
uHb 9ine S.rabe fprsfsa anb blnn
zine 2our burh bic 5abriien ma.
den. 81 erpari,t i.bsufaIls. r.fi,si.'g
sssen girsf6ai! pi.S:r auf frsisn
Gub 81 iein.
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Die seitris.n RsnnsH batten fOIs
gtnbes Grssbuib:
CRIES Rsnnen.-- 2siGbrig.
Maibn 0illiss; 5s JurlOHss: 2Gbp
Saibsrn 10 (Goofs). seponHen;
Blue plum, 105 (apisy, atpei!er; gr'
rom. 40 (galIahan). eritier. 3sit
los 1s5.
Die So Mutu.ls be;ablt,n: adbp
aatkrn. Straisbt $3.50, plaee 1920,
G bcfp $3.50; Blue plum, plats
$67o. ShOp s4.2o; arrop. SbOiu
$3.50.
3pettes Rsnnen 6 5urs
longs: 5otpiborn, 116 (Goof.). ss'
tppnnsn; Ulinitrel. Ill (2pte), Stusi.
ter; Come Redh. 105 (2i1p0, brits
ter. 3eit 1:14 2s5.
Die So Wlutuels besablien: 6dps
thorn. Straight 1920, plaes $2.70,
Gbotp S2.70; Miniirsl, plae. $3.50.
Sfop $3.50; Come Eead. SboD
s22.5o.
9rittes Rsnnen &c Gur.
longs: Weii 5ogan, 112 (goHnOGp),
gsiponnen; aeababo. 1o5 (gurton).
slpsit.r; @elisps Me gObs, 109
(GOoie), briiter. 3sit 1:13 1s5.
Die 50 Wutusls be5ablien: Wefp
Spsan. Straight $4.2o, place $3.50.
Gbop $3.50; 4cababo, plars S11.3e,
Sboip $3.50; Before Me 8ops,
Sbcp $3.50.
9iertes Renn.n -6 Jurs
Itnss: Sdponarra, 100 (Sanopsr).
sapOnnen; 2ansbOrne. III (aeoeris),
sr.iier; llnbauntsb. 101 (gudlss).
britter. 3eit 1:13 4s5.
9is So Wutusls bsaablt.n: Gabps
nara. Straisbi So. place $3.50,
Saop So; 2ansborne, pIaoe S4.70,
Gbop $3.50; llnbauntsb, SbOtp
$11.80.
Siinftes RsHnen- - 1 Weiis
unb 10 garbs: @osue, 100 C9lnbrsb),
ssponnsn; Ring gorin, 105 Cooper,
sirsiier; Star Sasmine, 103 (9uys
ton), briiter. 3sit 1:43.
Die 50 NuiusIs be5ablien: 9oeu..
Gtraisbt S3.70. plaee So, GbOip
$3.50; ains GOrin, plaee $3.50.
Gbptp $3.50; Gtar Jdsmine, Gbolp
$3.50.
Se4ites Rennen- II Meis
ls: Woniieur perei, 105 (6eberis),
geiponn.n; 5irit Star. 106 (grump).
slpsiter; Golb Color, 109 (5anorer).
briiier. 3eit 1:54 2s5.
Die 50 Wfutusls bs3ablien: Wons
iisur perti, Gtraisbt $3.50, place
S2.7o, Shop $3.50; Jirit Star,
plaee $3.50, sbotp 1920; Golb 81.
lor. Sboip $7.6o.
Giebentes Rennen--1 1s16l
Weils: Sbrian, III (Goofe), eeipon.
nsn; 2abore ia (aiIisp). SpsitG;
@puansa, ia (Whirpbp), britisr.
3eii 1:46 2s5.
Die So Mutuels besahIisn: Gprian,
Straight $4.40, plaee $3.50. Sbop
$3.50; 2abcre, place $50, SbOp
$3.50; 9onun5a Sbop s2.70.
sgiir bic beuiissn ReGnen ipurbsn
fclaenbs anmelbungeu semadi:
grites Rennen - 2sidbrige Mai.
ZEN Colts unb gelbinss; 6 gurlonss:
n. 8, anbrfon 100, pabbp Dear
100. sllert 100. SsmincIe Ring 112.
Cir Belions 112. Harnep Gbannon
.u2. 6tmlsd 112. Qenzob n2,j
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- gausrlaubnibideine. 4n Sbeos
bore Woliins fir einen Sans=paoils
Ion in WoItinss part in 2atonia su
$1,000.
- Die 2inben Woblfabrtss4lips
citation piuo morsen Nbenb bic neu@
erpdblten 9eamten initalliren unp
augIsi6 ii6er bic 9onosaussabe ge'
i1lub faiien.
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Ter Staotratll.

Dm stobtratb iasen In I,in.r
ssitrisen Sisuns abfolut i.in, 9,s
ibdtie DON bsiOnorer Niftistsit Dor.
auf GmpfshIuns bes Jinan5tommii.
tses ipuros unisr eluftsbuus Der g..
ftdfisr.seln cine Srbinaw ansenoHl.
men, Iaut ipsldtr aus bsm Qo.bs
falfonbs $4,000 fiir 0tf&por,n,a
uno 3neenssbiibren i'm @uni,ipalas.
.ri4s beuiuiat MURDER,
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SeAeSne xns 1astsn.

= 0er SSrauen.Ierein Der ep,
St. Gaulus airdye ron 9apton iu!re
hc,te @adpnittae I'M a3 ltbr ellle
Sitluna obbolten. &on . his s llDr
slbcaos miro elm Sunper ron oell
515yrauen @ori3hofi, GhinlL 2eGanlp
uno ;yreppon ierpiert lperoct.
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g(ms ben Werihtsbbfen.
gllpbonic z. @ettercr Dermadt Dem
ct. 9auicr &plege $4,000 nno
Olm ct. SransiSfns Soipital
$1,000.
Ger farbise 0tOrSer Sieilben Gll'S
mus i'm elettriiden StubI enoen.

GbeI9sioungsidle uhne untsrlaB. -
S9aDcneriaBt!agsn. - Srimlna''
ia9en. - Die ueus 9ranb Surp,---
gla4Icb 2tnge!eSsn9:issn. - gsrs
iaieoenes.