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Evening journal., 1916-02-07
Thief Steals COPS
COAT While PATROL
CREW IS ON RUN

Thieves invaded the police garage
adjoining the police station early Fri
day night during the absence OF the
patrol crew and stole an overcoat
owned be Chauffeur Wilmer Hahn Of
the patrol crew.
Officer Hahn placed the coat in the
garage when he went on duty at G
O'Clock as he did not have any need
for Il until early the next morning
when he discovered that Il was gone
As ihc crew had made several trips la
the patrol wagon during the early
part OF the evening Il is thought that
the robber waited until the machine
left the building and then entered and
took the coat
The loss OF the coat was reported
to the police when they went on duty
Saturday morning and they are en-
deavoring TO locate the article.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
MORE MONEY NEEDED TO
ASSURE salem TROLLEY

PENNsGROvE. n. j.. Feb. T.
While numerous stories have been
sent out to the effect that the money
Tor the construction OF trolley line
from Salem to this place has been
obtained and that work will be COM
menced in short time. there is still
considerable amount lacking and
work will not be started until il is
in hand
Men connected with the DUPONT
Powder Company have subscribed
100000; but, according 10 the VIII
mington men who are interested in
building the line, II will cost at
lease twice that amount and perhaps
more. II will be necessary to con-
struct three bridges. which alone
will cost nearly that amount. The
DUPONT men are now waiting for
residents Of Salem, Pennsgrove and
Wilmington TO subscribe the re-
mainder Of the money.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
''YEGG" SUSPECTS ENTER
NOT GUILTY pleas
By The United Press.

y '1N N'''N0N N|7l'
TRENTON. n. j., Feb. John
Mayhew, Frank Matson, Harry Hamil-
ton, Charles Collins and Frank Ste
vens. the five "yeggmen" under arrest
on a charge Of attempting to rob the
postofiice at Pennsgrove. about a
month ago, pleaded not guilty in
United States Court here today.
The men were brought to this city
from the Camden county Jail in irons
After entering their plea the men
were taken to the Mercer county Jail
to be remanded until February 16.
when they will be arraigned for trial
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
BUbGARS-TURKS
NOW NOVETOWARD
.RUNANIAN BORDER
Milan Dispatches Indicate
That Battle on New Front
Is Imminent
LONDON Says TEUTONS
DEMAND Decentralization
By The United Press.

by ne ANlltu lltec.
LONDON. Feb. bulgarian and
Turkish troops are moving toward
the Rumanian border to meet the
concentration OF Rumanian troops
against the Bulgarian frontier. ac-
cording to Milan dispatches received
here today.
From another source came the re-
port that the Central Powers have
demanded the partial rehabilitation
Of the Rumanian army and a pledge
of benevolent neutrality toward the
AustrO-Germans and Bulgars. These
demands. it was stated. have been ig-
mored by the Rumanian government.
The London papers printed long
dispatches today. dealing with the
Rumanian situation and corroborat-
ing exclusive Rome dispatches to the
United Press on Saturday that Ru-
manian activities lead TO the belief
that the Rumanians may soon enter
the war with the Allies.
The Milan correspondent Of the
Chronicle reported that the Central
Powers had protested TO Rumania
against the sale of O0OO carloads OF
grain to the Allies The Rumanml gov
ernmcnt replied that it was necessary
to safeguard Rumania's economic inter
ests by all possible steps.
Austria is reported further to have
protested against the nomination to th,
Rumanian Parliament of two candi
dates pledged to wage campaign fol
the acquisition by Rumania of the Hun
garian principality of Transylvania, in
habited by Humans.
The Marmonitz correspondent of thu
Chronicle reported sudden concentrs
tiOn of Rumanian troops along tn
Hungarian frontier within 80 yards o
the Austro-lIungauan lines.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
TWO KILLED when TRAIN
.PLUNCES IN WABASH RIVER
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
VINCENNES, Ind. Feb. Two
trainmen were killed when the engine
and tender Of Big Four passenger
train running between Vincennes and
St. Francisville. H.. plunged into the
Wabash river early today.
The train which consisted OILY Of
the engine. tender and two coaches,
was slowly approaching the St.
Francisville bridge over a 6O0-yard
fill when the FIJI, which had been
undermined by food waters, caved in.
The engineer and fremen were killed.
Many travelling men we're in the
coaches.
The engine lies in ten feet Of water.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
dollar AND costs
FOR SNOW ON Walks
Owners or Agents OF Prop
erty in Various Sections
Fined in City Court
CASE AGAINST PARK
ENGINEER GOES OVER

q This is the way we clean the pave
ments, clean the pavements. so early
on Monday morning. was the lay
sung IA the City Court today, when
thirty-f0lr tenants. owner or agents
Of pToRrties throughout the city
were chaged with violating the or
dinance requiring the removal Of
snow froA sidewalks. There were
thirty-one Sther cases on the court
docket this,morning.
While hpdreds OF sidewalks
throughout De city were not cleaned
OF snow or il. a few of the owners.
tenants or agSts OF properties in va
rious sections we're fined 81 and costs
for failing to hve snow removed from
the sidewalks ithin the legal time
limit.a few case were dismissed and
several we're connued until Wednes-
day and Thursdas Those fined 81 and
costs were:
Harry W. Hinksa, tenant. No 1922
Monroe street.
Jean W. Crooks, owner, No. 1918
Adams street.
George F. Hub, tenant, 1915
Trenton Place.
Max Ephraim. owlr of lots on
Nandever avenue.
J. Warner Reed. ANT. No 617
Concord avenue.
Roseanna poLghertyowner. No
1922 Scott street.
Joseph +. Wilhelme, tent. No. 7O4
West Eleventh street.
James Mcmahon. ownetVandeveI
avenue and Pine street
Barney Weinstock, tent. New
Caste avenue and A street
Thomas MGrsden, owner lot on
Delaware avenue.
Wilmington Trust COmpy as
agent for the former Girls lnstrial
Continued on Page IN
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
TO PRAY FOR SAILORs.

Pastors in the local churches have
received a request from the Sailors
Home Of Charlestown, Mass, ask
ing that the Wilmington churches OBJ
serve the second Sunday after Easter
as Sailors Day: This will be an
May z. The service will consist of
singing hymns and the reading of
prayers for those at sea. The pas
tors also will mention the sailors in
their sermons.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
religious WAVES
OVER TABERNACLE
BAPTIZE SCORES
227 Men and Women Enter
the Kingdom When DR..
Lyon Makes Appeal
''CREAT DAY IN zion"
IS Christians Comment
TABERNACLE PROGRAM.
No meetings today.
TUESDAY.


9.30-Morning prayer meetings.
Topic: Seeking Things That are
Above" Col. Bile.
12- Shop meetings at Penn.
shops. Hilles and Jones and the
B. r. Shaw Co
2.S0-Afternoon meeting at the
tabernacle. Prayer meeting dele
cation OF all the districts north OF
the Brandywine.
2.3O-JOint meeting Of the High
School girls and boys at the Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church,
with Mr and Mrs. Clase.
7.30-Evening service. DR..
Lyon will speak on "The Vital
Issue"
Delegations Maccabees. Wood
men of the World. PostofIice en-
ployos. Delaware College. Patrons
of Husbandry. Boys Department
Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The spirit Of an old-time revival
the like Of which has neyer before
been witnessed in this city wai
famed into bursting fame yester
day at the tabernacle when. following
three OF the most impressive anC
pointed sermons that have as We
been preached by DR.. Lyon in the BIZ
shed since the opening Of the evan
gelistic compaign. 227 persons filed ul
the aisles and openly professed Chris
tian conversion. Never in the histor!
OF this city has its spiritual life beel
so stirred and awakened. The thou
sands OF persons who thronged tn
tabernacle yesterday will not sooi
forget the impressive day. for un
doubteGly il was the greatest day. re
ligiously. that has ever been expert
enced here.
II is estimated that eleven thou
sand persons thronged the big she
to hear the evengelist's evening SCI
mon. Hundreds Of persons arrive
for the evening service before tn
afternoon service was over. Other.
who arrived after every scat wa
taken, stood throughout the entir
service. while hundreds OF other
were unable to get inside the build
ing at all and were forced to retrac
Continued on Page 2.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
FRENCH FALL RACK.
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
SALONIKA. Feb. Tn the first
skirmish between Allied and Bull
garian troops since the Allies re-
tirement from Serbia two months
ago, French outposts were outnum-
bered and forced TO retire yesterday
morning in the region south OF Lake
DOiran.
Bulgarian mounted patrols fired
across the Greek border. When the
French answered their fire other Bull
garians galloped to the border. Two
Frenchmen were wounded.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
MRS. CATHERINE BENDER DEAD

Special To TIE EVENING JOUkNAI-
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Feb. t.
Mrs. Catherine Bender. aged 73 years.
a well-known resident of this section,
died at her home yesterday morning.
She is survived by her husband, AL
bert Bender and nine children. as
follows; Harry Bender, of Port
Penn; Samuel Bender, OF Port
Penn; Morris Bender, OF Baltimore:
Walter x. Bender, of West Virginia;
Dale S. Bender. Of New Castle; Mrs.
John W. Spicer. of this place; Mrs.
Ollie Voshell. of Port Penn; Mrs. S
r. Armstrong. of this place. and
Christian Bender. Of near Port Penn.
The funeral will be held on Wednes-
day afternoon
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
no HOLD LEAF YEAR DANCE.


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN Del, Feb. IA
leap year dance will be given in the
town hall here on Thursday evening
by the young women Of this town.
All o. the members OF the New
Century Club have been asked to be
present at the anniversary meeting
to be held in st. Anne's parish on
Tuesday afternoon.
Frank Gallagher. who has been crit
ically i'll with typhoid fever, Is able to
sit up.
Miss Laura Comcllee is recovering
from an attack OF erysipelas.
The re-. Rev. =. J. kmsman, ID. d.,
bishop of the diocese, viii visit St.
Anne's parish on Sunday. April p
Mr.. aud Mrs j. Frank Eliason. OF Mt
Pleasant. have gone to Georgetown
south Carolina. to visit their daughter,
Mrs. John Boyt, and iamily-Alrs. j. Il.
Messick has returned home from visit
with her son, DR.. W. " Messick Of
Smyma-Alr. and Mrs Lloyd Bragdon
and little daughter, Of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with relatives here-Mrs.
Thomas :. Fouracre and Mrs. Frank
Hetzel have returned home after visit
with relatives in Milford and Frederica
I Mrs. Alexander Mettcn has been
spending several days in Wilmington
Mrs. John G.. Sites, Of Philadelphia. has
been visiting II and Mrs. Warren ;. p
Coombs-Alrs George IL. johnson has
returned home after spending a week
with friends in Virginia Emory Hukill
of Wilmington, spent Saturday an'
Sunday here.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
ALBANIA CAPITAL MAY FALL.

BY The United Press.
ROME. Feb. 7.-DurazzO. capital OF
Albania. probably will be occupied
by the Austrians before many hours.
Austrian cavalry has reached the
Arzeni river four miles from Durazzo.
according 10 dispatches received here
today. It is awaiting the arrival of
the main body of Austrian troops
which crossed the River Ishni
early Sunday, after defeating a Ser
bian detachment The Serbs are
falling back TO the south to escape
development by Bulgaria forces at
Elbassan.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07

which will enable me to receive and
answer challenges by wire.
Thanking you in advance for what
ever courtesy you may extend to me
in the matter. and feeling that this
letter will stir the sporting blood.
which you are known to possess. to
such a generous degree. am.
Yours respectfully.
SHERLOCK HOLMES, JR.
Immediately after the receipt Of the
above news item by wire. THE
EVENING JOURNAL sent to Harris
burg an acceptance Of the challenge.
In that acceptance it was recited
briefly that Bonnie Burr. another
elusive individual had made the
boast that no one could find her, and
that she came to Wilmington in re-
Spouse to challenge by THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL. she was discovered
by Mrs. Ernest b. McNair. of Hill
crest, who received. as a reward for
her good work, a prize Of $500 In
gold.
THE EVENING JOURNAL is now
awaiting a definite reply from Sher-
lock Holmes. Jr.. relative 20 the time
ne will arrive here. and what prize
viii be given to that resident Of Viii
mington or New Castle county, who
may succeed in identifying him
Something definite should be know
by tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
No eERnlN MENACE o. AUsTRAIIl.

By The United Press
Bln. VIA Wireless % savvme Fes. y-onesi denial
made today q Ausraiian rsgai that tafevns the
Agadr incident 1914 aya asrman ruisers dsaoaearsa
from Cna station and won't Q German New Guinea aVat-
ing Instructions to attack Australia Il stated that DUR
ms period mentioned German ship Of cruiser SQUAD
ron ler Chinese vaeru FOR the New auinea
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
ARTILLERY BAND AT HAWAII.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Feb H.
The Thirteenth Coast Artillery Band,
formerly stationed at Fort DUPONT
for several years. which has been at
the Exposition at San Diego. Cal. for
some time. left San Francisco last
week for tho Hawaiian Islands where
the band will be assigned 10 regular
duty Prof Y. +. Safranek is direc-
tor of The hand.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
EASTLAKE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH MEETING,

Trustees Of the Eastlake Presby-
terian Church will hold their monthly
meeting in the church tonight. Mem
bers Of the church are requested to
bring or send their envelopes for
January.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
INSPECT FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The fire committee OF City Coun-
ell will begin the semi-annual in
spection Of the department this
evening and finish the work tomor-
row evening. The companies on the
East side OF the city will be inspected
this evening.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
SAVES GREENvILEE PosTOFFTCE.

II was announced some time ago
that the Greenyille postofiice would
be abolished after February To- A
protest was filed by the residents Of
that section and sent to United States
Senator Willard Salisbury. who
worked so effectively upon the mat
ter that orders haye been received
continuing that Office. A postmaster
for the Office soon will be appointed.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
rorR KIILEp IS rRAm wHscn.

By The United Pys1s
DUNLAP. Iowa. FOB 7-Fou ssoelmsn are rsporse
killed and others niaTed d0uble hoaasr usiu.
crashed eaooose Of StocR srsin the chicago
Northwestern railway mile rom bore today Twenty cars
wore wrecked and many cattle killed and injured.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
mo CONFIRMATION OF
SINKING OF GERMAN ship
Bv The United Press. !

COPENHAGEN. Feb No confrma-
tion has been received from Berlin oi
the report that a large German warship
has been sum-, IN the Cditegat Channel
between the Island of Anholt and
Sweden. probably by a oine- Tho dcs-
patch said that wireless calls for hclr
ceased very suddenly.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
TWO nrRNFn 10 pEArH.

By Tie Unitsi Press
PORTLAND. Maine. Feb 7.--ons woman sne nan we're
lunod TO death early today shen are partially DESTROYED
,ree-sory lodging house IN Congress srsst Twelve Oh"
m md women were rescued BY volunteers vfh LADDERS '
lo-r iss srsmsn arrived.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
ToDAY,s TEMPERATURE
SUN AND TIDES.
Mouth of Christiana.

Ilieh water 800 2.2S 4. NJ. $40 7.
Low water ... 1905 y. NJ. lO.2O /.
Rcedy Island, high and low water ol
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1916-02-07
WEATHER

Fair and colder tonight and
Tuesday, with cold wave;
moderate westerly winds.
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Sanges gnhen spurbe be-
lpbnt.
unrriuartster SnnS bringt 5raa ses'
DhHidJten Grfolg.
,SrGu Gnrris aOIIer fiubet lang er.
iuiinidlfes 6eilmittel in
Cincinnati.

y8enn cine fSrau nit einem sra.
genleioen bebaftet mar iDie i'd, lit es
0arn EN- @lnoer onb iie itrenge
N'aBnabmeH ergreifen miro, nm Sin.
0erlmg gu iinOen2"
6rat Carrie &oQer, 316 8eit "a.
StraBe. Cartilage, g., bate einen
ielbit5ufrieoenen 9lusoruf i'm @eii6t,
ais lie ib Iiir3f6 in Gotp's apotbete
an Der SeAiten lrno @alnltt Strabe
begab. Sic er3a6Itc cine Gel6itte,
iple lie irJen0 etrpos geiudt bdt.
re, I'm ibr Ginoerung 81 OerihaffeH
uno oaB iie nieuals Die Soffnrng
aufgegc6en babe, Oab iie es finoeH
Dilroe llnt jegt, Ieitbem iie GanIoc
geflrnocr babe, iei iie gang sufrie0en.
6rau aoLler hatte nadgefuriht, 10
gut mie iie tonllte. a6er iie beiab Die
Y}Ittel ino ben @ortbeil nid]t. I'M
i6rc gtotfOriGungen nad je6er Ri6-
ting BIN aus5uoebnen m6 Die lie
ii6 mtsoriidte, bat Sonlac lire
9tdAforiAungen gum glbiblub ge-
braht"
sd lit an einem gtierens 9Ia.
len mo Qe6erIeiOen. Gin ie6er, Der
jernls bas &eioen gebnbt bat, miro
Ineine Sfmer3en beareifen. I'd bate
SAmer5en i'm 9tiiden, nem ih Ror-
gems auiiteben lpoQte, 10 oaB it Dor
@ein itGbute SJf fiihlte neiitens nil
Dc uno abgcipannt lno fonnte niflt
gut ifIafen. sd hotte feineu slppetit
uno meme @eliht5forbe mar blaB.
9ies mar nerurioft bur6 meine Sc.
Der uno ih NOR md iebr peritopft.
,Gines Cages, ais ih cine Treitn-
0in beiuhte, er7Gblte oieieG6e mir,
mic 8nnIuc tbr gehoIfen babe uno i'd
beIhIpb, es III oeriu6en.
sd fauite Die erite SSlo16e Dor
imgeid1r sehn Su9en uno Die &ir'
flug lit aaes, mas id bab eriDarten
fonnen.
sd babe feline S6mer5en mebr
i'm gfiifen uno IN ben @Iieoern.
Iein 9tppetit bat iif gebeiiert uno
id idlafe ieet gut mdbreno Der
geaht. sic fonnen ieben, oub meine
@eiihtsiarbc nid)t mebr blnB lit. GS
III punoerbar, nie Eanlac meine
@eiihtsiar6e oerbeiert BAT. 9sd be-
abii4tige, oo id Jest Elm WtitteI ge-
fllnoen, pelhes mir ipirflih blltt,
fortpdbrero Sanlnc an nebmen.
sd babe mebreren meiner iSreun.
6e Sanloc empfoblen lulo lie fino
iehr odinit 5ufrieoen."
3anIac miro ipe3iea in Cincinnati
bltr9 Sons 9(pothefe, @fe Der Seh-
item uno @olnut StraBe, eingefiibrt.
0urt erfI1rt Der Sanlac-Sertreter
iehr @iclen tGglih, ipie es einaenom.
men perben muB uuo mas fir Re.
iuItote ron Dem @ebraud erfportet
peroen fonnen. EanIac tann m tr-
aeno einem ser oroeren IA 0op-
@eotherbea6 stpothefen m Ginrin-
uatf uno in Der Gilmore apotbefe IN
Gooington gefullft peroen. gs be-
fin6et Itth olldl elm SonIuc.apothefer
IN ieoer Staot i'm @inctnnatt'Gllt-
rift -9Iuseiue
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sseiaer 9lmariif.

Inter ser glnflage bes morbe-i'
ifen slngriffs iplroe eeitern gtaG.
mittag Inn pier l19r Der in Der Queen
Gitn SSpunbrp, Spring 8rope uiIo
9llabama 2lpenue, beifGftigte sirbei'
fer Ionl gqiIion oerbaftet, neil er iei'
nen 57jdGrigen 8prntann SSSaccb
StaGl. 25S ltnioeriitp glpeniie, Ger
i5m einen @crrpcis gegeben, nit el'
mem i6tperen Stiid Giien mebrere
,pudJtiae S6IGee ailf BEN &opf Der'
iebt luO beniel6en berart perlest
batte, oab Stabl Don Or glltenIeier
in geban6llrng genomnen weroell
mtbte, che man tin nad Solrle be-
for0ern fonnte.
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gebenen iiber bas @eIS fIiidtete er
iibsr bic @ren5e uno nls er perbaftet
fpitroe, bate er cine 9amenubr, ein
2lrnlbaito un6 $3.50 IN 8aar in iei.
nem @eiib. er tpiro tpabriteinli9
ben slegierungsbeamten Garrnn5a's
5llr @erurtbeillag iIberfpieien. es
ipuroe beridtet, bai, 9ilboa's Sdapie.
gerpnter bon 8illareaI ernloroet
iuliroe mlO o1f er aufJ fiir Die Gnt.
fiibruns bon sierio GuitiGon, einem
ipobl9a6eroen merifnniifen giebbir.
ten nm ein 20iegelo BON $500 5u
erpreiieil. aeiliflt tpilr6e.
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2ofal 8eridt.
SnbDfiirt
Sat bic Sartpea Smpruucment a6o.
eiation Sas Sdlneluerfebrs.
grujeft.

Die Sdrtfpea Smptopsment Gnos
citation BAT in elmer gsitern abeno
itattgebabten, ausge5eianet beiu6tsI
8erIammlung ods S6nellpertebrss
projett iopie bic fir bdsislbe geplante
8onbaussabe pom $6000.000 In
bOifirt.
Dieie SnbOiIirung srioIste, ra4Deu
ron fdbisen Rebnern bas proiett in
sinsebenbsr WeiIe er0rtsrt Doroel
mar. Der pormalise Stabtanpdlt
Dalter W. Shosnle appsairte nas
mentli6 an feline 3ub6rsr uHb forbers
te iie bringenb dirf, eelsgentli6 Der
Wabl ON 25. 9lpril fir bic S9nsIls
Dertebrshonbs sn itimU,sn. Or matbts
re barauf dufmertidm, bob ben Be
irobnsrn bes WfiQcreet 5bals burf
bic gsrtpirtIi6ung bes S6nelDers
febrsproietts gans beoeuterbe @ortbei-
Ie eripa9ieH tperoen, inbem ne ia BIZ
retten 2lni6lub an bus Spitem To-
iprbl fir ben perIonens ME fir ben
5radtperfebr erbdlten tperbsu.
Der 3tpei.e Reoner Der Yeriamms
lung mar Der ftdbiiibe Silfsirsenieu-
RdItis, Der in isbr aHIdauliter Wei,
ie ben pldn bes proiettirten gubnIpz
items erl1uterte.
5iir bic aampdgne, tpelhe I'M Sus
tereiIe Der S6nelpertebrsaHI1se BON
nun an bis sur Wdbl sefiibrt perben
tpirb, bd6eu ii9 ipie Der &dmpdgnes
letter GrzRidter Sarrp W. 6offheis
mer ssitern bstannt gab, Ie6r piele
fdbige Rebnsr gerelbet. Su eriter
2inie tperbsn natiirltdb bic Wtitglies
Der Ser Shnellpertebrsfommii bic
Serren 6. 80. gbpdrbs, gbriitian
S6ott, g. $. 9ornette, WiIiam Goo
per procter unb u. u. Soptins Reben
balteu. Damn 1T i9on felt siuieer
3eit Der pormolise Stabianipalt Daf<
ter W. Ghoenle i'm Snteriie Der aus
ten Sa1e tbdtig unb duberbem baben
ii9 bic folgenoen bstannten giirger
aus freien Gtiidsn srboten fir bic
S6nelIpertebrsanlGse unb bic gonbz
dusgabe propaganda gu ma9sn:
Ri9ter Willium 9. glerdnber, Warb
9aletpin, Gbparb 81. Ballard, Ser
man u. Baplies, gbdrles 6. gabIer,
Gilbert gettinger, 9llfreb 8ettman,
g1arles 9rpeman. sSobn g. Bruce,
6. g. glart, qaul 9. GonnoIp, Sbo>
mas 8. 9drbb. 6enrp @. s5roIf, s..
90. galbraiit, Sr,, Geo @arper, ST..
Rpbert Goldman, 9lrtbur Morc 6ars
rig, gfDbsrt 9. Sargitt, Ri9ter iFrsb.
8. 6offman, T1elppn 8. 2ospenitein,
&. 8. Wardipprtb, Walter MarbprT,
George Wlc@. Mprris, Gtdnbii6
Wa.adam. g. 2incpln Mit6en, ssames
9. Orr. Dean Diniam g. Rosers,
WilIiam Sanbers, Charles Satpner,
ssolspb Shmibt, Sobn R. Sfiinbel,
Starbud Smith, 6. .. Smith, aetpis
R. Smith, Gbbnen @. Strider, Bur
ton 9. Suttls. Miaarb Epree unb
Jrpin r. Weitbeimsr.
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HerisHal. NDtisea.

gon einem idtperen GdidiaIs.
.dLaac lit Serr 9ernbaro Bur
b i'd betroffen tporoen. Gur6 ben
.incrbittliGen Zoo ipurbe ihm Die
frcue 9ebcnssciibrtin Srau 81 a y
Pur.Sif. acb. @icincrs, entriiien.
Die 2abingeid)iebene, Die i'm 60. &c.
bensinbre itano. bat es peritonbcu,
,if osrh ibre Ser5eilsgiite iinb ihre
perionIide 2iebensipilroigfeit 3nbl.
Iofe ssreunoe 5n ertperben, bic ben
erainsebeugten SinterbIiebener Die
innisite EbeiInnbnie eiitgegenbrinsen.
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@uQte i'd ridden.

Inter Der gei6uloigung Der per.
iltften @igentblms5eritoritng fuiiroe
aeitern 91ad)nlittag, fllr5 nad) fiini
ll6r Der 5cniterreiniger Mor Strebu,
228 @eIt 3fpolfte StraBe ipc6ltbaft,
berbaitet. 2erielhe fpar olls oent
@iooing 'ifen @ei61ft an Der 4.
Strabe, no er 6eihdfti9t mar. ent.
laiIen iporoen inlo aus 9iahe idlell,
oerte er, artf Der Strobe angefon'
men. einen eroben Bafltein gege1
zines Der Sd,oufeniter, Dos nerfmiir'
bigger @eiie nidt Sertriinlmert, Iecofj
5eId,d0tat ipliroe.
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DR.. p. Wehner,
SahuarSt,
21 cff w'e@iiden siosHus.
Gfe gins etrnhe.
cfitu abcnbs unb epuutaas. Se Canal 1892.

bens auf einen @oritob Der Dsuta
i9en uno Der linen Oerbiinbeteu
Sruppen, Der inmer nod nift toms
men nil. 9a lit es tetn Wunber, bub
bic Serren @enerdIe nerp0s peroen,
uno oou3 beionoercEiiden oeruuit6cu.
Man fam bieIen BODIES" /" ia alles 5us
trduen. 0us 1T bas 3ei6en elmer
eriinhlih perdnbsrten ftrateaifhen Ca
qe. unfere 9eqner nartsu bicr unb
ipdrten bort. sic iiberlaieu be @ors
banb pertrduensppll uns. Wtr obsr
biirfen perii6ert Tein, oob uniere S'es
resleitung CUR reften 3eit urb am
ribtiaen Srte sufufeu pirb. gei
urs III nod Riemano uerpDs aerorz
ben, bonn 66dittommarbtreuben hers
a6 Biz gum einfa6fteu SoIbcteu
Iueuit Soedlin.
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Sic geerbigimg fin6et AM Wsoniag
Dlorgen I'M bolb neim llbr bonn
3rauerbniiie, go. 3552 Srim6le
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l1br IN Der Ct. Marfns Stride IN
Sr1aiton Elm feierIid,es &eqiiienI
&cGanlt cele6rirt perten miro.