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Evening journal., 1917-12-04
FOR BALL SCORES
CALL.
D { A. so
DELMARVIA 1903
BY DAVE.


While visiting one Of the local fire.
side leagues recently. number Of our
best known base ball t0ssers and fans
were holding a tanning bee During the
conversation Umpire Bill MCGOWAN. Of
siXty-siX minor league experiences.
dropped in on the boys, and started
batting EN- out. Some one in the party
asked Bill II he hadn't heard some re-
marks by the players that the fans
had not come in on Most fans have
sometime or other played ball them
selves and have often come into verbal
conflab with the Umps and Of course
they know that when q player is max
ing O kick he is not telling the man in
the Norfolk suit that he is a prince
Of fellow. BIZ got of a few bits o.
plays that came up during his stay
IN the Blue Ridge the past season. OF
cOure Bills stories made hit.
Bill stated that what really made
him take up base ball as a profession,
was the fact that when he was a mas
cot for the Wilmington A. a. he had
taken kindly to the slang Of b6se
ball." where many Of the sayings now
going the rounds Of the country have
been known TO ball players years ago.
The talk on the diamond. il analyzed.
goes down TO the point where II
brought out in better English could be
used by our best professional men.
lust a few years ago the word Pep
was Of unknown origin 10 those who
did not attend bali games. Another at
traction was The fact that nearly every
ball player on every club comes from
q different city or countryside, and its
great TO meet "a good fellow from Bos-
ton, or a fine fellow from the south"
Besides there are numerous occa-
sions where the inside chatter Of a
ball game is enjoyed by the particl-
pants even more so than good show.
During game in Hogersiown, Md,
Bill said Earl Howard. star slab artist
Of the team, was grabbing 90 the imp,
who happened 40 be Bill Howard was
being boosted by the papers as big
league timber and was later sold TO
the s.. Louis Americans. Along about
the sixth inning Of the Hagerstown
game the imp chased a coacher 30 the
bench for trying 10 call a decision on
third base Tor the bleacherites Several
Of the HagerstOwn players also were
registering kicks about close plays go
ng against them Lew Courtney. one
Of the most dependable hitters on the
Hagerstown club came up TO bat at that
lime The twirler shot one over the
inside corner and Of course the imp
salled IL strike Lew turned around and
-emarked 81 see that the papers say
Tou are going TO the Major Leagues,
Nell you won't stay up there long II
San coll an, Iflra that Mac
Bill came back with the stun "All
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
TRAP SHOOTING
BASEBALL

or so They are Coolidge Black. Gala
han. West. Anderson and Gerrish. All.
with the exception OF West would have
been eligible to play this year.
The other i've were in college in
1915.
This would give the team the advan-
tage Of youth and all members are men
who have not had a chance TO forget
their college football.
on this team would be 8 OF Camps
FIRST team All-American selections.
Black Schlachter. West Anderson. Des
Jardiens. Barrett and Mahan. two who
have received positions on Camps
third choice all-star teams, Coolidge
and Heyman, and one who has received
honorable mention by the same author
ity. Gerrish.
We do not argue that this Is the
greatest team that could be picked
from our army camps, but IL Is at
least one which would receive respect
ful consideration from all contenders
and which any coach would be glad to
lead
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
FRIENDS Open CAGE
GAME ON DECEMBER II

With a large squad Of aspirants for
the flvc, the Wilmington Friends School
held ITS 1rst practice or the season for
this years basketball team. The team
is ont 10 better its record Of last year
a victories out Of IS starts. The sea-
son viii open against tho Downingtown
High five here on December ii.
Three Of last years first squad are
back, Captain Fsylor, Aloode and
Knnen. Eackey, Nicholson and Rich
ardson, who made good with the second
squad. also reported, as did several
new men Smith and Spcakman. who
were unable TO play last year on account
of scholastic difficulties, are back on The
job.
Basketball is Friends schools long
suit and leading sport Last year tho
Quaker Varsity won eleven out of
tho sixteen games played. The second
team won eight out Of eleven games.
Tho first game this season will be played
with Downingtown High at home De-
cemhcr "a.
The schedule.
Dec. "a, Downinstown II. s, teven-
Ing home.
Dec. Is, Newark H. <. tafternoonl,
home.
nee. p, Alumni ,eveningl home.
Jan. s. swarthmore ". 5. (afternoon)
home
Jan. II, Lower Merton II. 5. teveningl
home.
Jan. rs, Swarihmore Prep ,evening)
home.
Jan. p, Haverford school tafternoon'
away.
Jan. %, VIII Conf. Academy teveninsI
home.
Feb. ?, Baltimore Friends afternoon
home.
Feb. 9, Swarthmore PREP afternoon
away.
Feb. i6. WI. Conf. Academy ,after-
noon away.
Feb. %. Williamson Trades Schoo
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

"How about picking an sll-star foot
hall team from the ie9i-s organized IN
the army and navy 3 ing campsg'
writes an Interested reader. some OF
these soldier teams have shown a lot
Of class This year"
These soldier teams have shown "a
lot OF class Many OF them have been
able 70 defeat college teams Of known
standing and ability In spite OF the
fact that they generally have not had
the coaching and practice usually given
q college team.
Picking an all-star team from tho
soldier camps Is another matter. Most
OF them have not met on the gridlrOn
and a majority have not even played
teams by which even comparative stan
dards OF play might be judged.
No all-star team can be picked that
is not open 30 a great deal OF debate
and In the case OF the army teams the
question Is even more involved than
that OF college teams whose play is
a pretty well known factor
However. the following line-up IS
suggested as q team which would COM
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
Amt
Nature
Wonderful
DID voc KNOW

DID lOJ KNOW
When a giraffe trips and falls. he is
up again from the shoulders down by
the time his head lands.
a west side efficiency expert figures
that patrons Of bleacher stands dur
ing a baseball season carry away
enough sllvers in their trousers 10
make a new head for the crownprlnce
Of Germany IN case his present block
Is blown on.
4 New Castle genius has invented a
goldfish bowl In loop-the-loop shape
He CLAIMS this howl viii break the
monotony for gold nsh Of swimming
around the same old shape.
Al old avr'-~ would r1ata nice
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
FRIENDS TO PLAY VIsCosE.

After q lay-off of week the Young
Friends A. A. basketball team will
get going again when il Will clash
with the Niscose i've, OF Marcus Hook.
in the Friends School gymnasium, at
Fifth and West streets. tonight. The
Niscose players have been playing to-
yeiher for several seasons. and have
established an enviable record. This
viii be their frst appearance In Vii
ningion as team, and it is expected
hat th"v viii give the Quakers d
hard battle.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
his PAIR con BINNIFS.

Edward NJ Smith and Harry kaies
have returned home from successful
cunning trip down state and are show
ing their quarry az Eleventh and Kirk
wood streets. The men saw rabbits
even in the woodland pictured scenes
which hung on the walls Of the home
where they stayed over night
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
SA0POPE'5szSg1
| I{SS;5%l{CTLGTERXE$S(I {SS;5%l{
on I'M FLYNN.

f4cu ultuA nds Auoc1Dd Ous uun-
boat Smith. Now If he can dig up
Tom sharkey. Joe Choynsky and few
other Methusalems he may win the
championship Of the old peoples
home.
Christy Mathewson may pitch
again next year. Mattys arm should
be an right II 20 isn't too sore from
clipping coupons.
The ability Of many southpaws TO 90
up in the air should recommend them
for the aviation corps when they arc
called into service.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

A Texas scientist Is experimenting
with a Mexican hairless dos by graft
ing IL 10 a cactus plant 10 see n II
won't produce a form OF hair for The
canine.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

on this date advertise for new loca-
tlons for business. homes and occupa-
tlons. Jupiter, the governing planet Of
this birthdate. brings about favorable
changes through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04

Watch the Want Ads closely for good
business investments and for clerical
positions during the coming two weeks.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
tcvcnins) home.

evening" home.
Mar. >, Baltimore Friends, away.
Mar O. Westtown School, away.
Two games with ST. Luke's school
and one with Baltimore Poly. are pend
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
STARVED is RIGHT.

world Is the duck hunter. II we had
received all the ducks promised US this
fall we would not have bought any
meat until st. Patrlcks Day. If we had
waited for the ducks before eating we
would have starved to death weeks
ago.
John Evers should trouble himself a
lot about losing out in baseball. What's
$1,000 baseball contract compared
TO a chance 10 sell shoes al the pres
ent market price.
Evening journal., 1917-12-04
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b.D ior d DaDy elephant.
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DcmtIctcs l.sBcct
in l.stu pcrk oc5eiot!

TRUE translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
is, as required BY the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
9Ietu gort Is. Oft. Seltte traf
AMI einem ans europa eiutomHen.
oen Camper aud elm oeutides
Ioudboot elm, 0o5 BON 0cn GnQlan.
oern in Der 30roice erbcltet lpuroe
uno iebt i'm Central 4inrt ~olt5geiteat
mcrocn iol, I'M ais 8conertribune
iilr oie Notwithstanding SIT 0iclen.
g%irgermeiiter @litdel MIRO iotort
nod Aufitellrug oes @ootc5 bon
0cIieu 9eob0dtunaStltrm aus 0urG
cine teirige glniprnhe ieine glit5itr-
ger sum Qittauf BON 5raibeitsbon0s
%oufior0ern uno ibuen glcidBeitiq flar
0aB iie inn &eigcrungsiaue
nl6gliderlueiie zines 0teier Seeungc.
bcller 5u ibrem aigeucn Sho0en aus
lmuuttelburer @dbe in aftion ieben
Gn5 Touhboot, peldc8
ipe5iell 5luu 2egcn non g}ireu ou5
gcriiitet it, mur0e in 0rei Scilenl
trausportiert nelde 35 reip. 81 mo
~ Gouueu lUieQcn. ggenn Is mic0er
5uiomulangeitellt III, mir0 es 1tOl
SUB lang uao 10 SUB melt ieiu.
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ucuraleic StbmcrScn
perlietcn SGre6cn!
gac Oerartigeu Hrrbeuidmer5en &C.
liHbert ourdJ bic &irtnnaeH DON
Sluauis Ointment.

8croen Gle geptagt bon Aenrol
gic. Sereni6uB Sidios ooer 1nOe-
rem %oerortiaeu 2cioen, 8 getdrl.
pfmg bcrlongcn? Gam furicrt
GId nit Dem beidnitigenben mar.
meHoen Stoau's Ointment, oas sic
Sdmer3cH Iinoert, inoem rs 0as
9Iut bon Dem angcgriifenen a0rper
tell bertretbt.
0ieie Sdmer5au In Sen Musfeln
itno @elmfen merocn ourh 0ns niff
Die e~nt5iir0etct 8erben cinoringenoe
9Ittt berDorBcrufen. @enn onber
Eminent sic ii~6erFlllten
RlutaeilBe enlieett 6Hrdb icine giirfaua bon
bcr Cbcril8me dI4, fuirB ste 3iufnlniioit 0e5
a4lties geregclt Huo Die sielbcn uer0eH heElls
biai noranf aug bic atmtracn mo gabmilHs
nertduInhc1.
ger5ie berfbreibeu beribiebcn1riiee Gbegeu,
i%Hiiiel. 1loara Ointment Ill hGs api meiieitea
nertEeticte BeacHmftlel sur Meleitigina bon
idnter5bolien, 6fi5uneufRcn Int 5dlrH bon
5leitrgl0te. idincr5eH0Gn WlBetclH ulo Belciis
Iette GueiitulgcA 8crltdu6unaeti, Didt. @eia
s lHtetbcl H0tia. &tcfe rcinc, ildre 6~iajigfeit
1T letDt mli5ltra1Ct ul0 tefledt iiimt bic
paul. 1ieiDllA grebc 5iu'Bei 1T ieber eIpus
.beEe. 25G 00c, 800.
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planeit uebernabmc
scr Derkebtsmittcl!

8dihingtorL is. 9ft. - Ntc Gin
itaatlides Neutrality-suspicious. Der
Giientabufommiidre beridtat madt
itA Die 8unoesregierung tumer
nlebr nit Dem &lone peytrolt Ste
6Hentli6en @arfebrsmitteI, ipe5tea
cher 0ia Giienbabr. &eIep5ou. un0
neutrality-suspicious. 81 b%eriFaot
ltd)en nr0 oereu 9etrieb ielbit 3u
l~iberlebmen. 9lilit1riite g~eourfniiie
nla9en eiuen ioIfen 6dritt inuler
n~otluen6i1er od rad 0ieient 8erift
lpe8ien bic Giien6obneu uitt Den BE-
onrfuiiien 0es 2an0e3 cntibrefe10
eHtipidelt tUer0en. 9ie notucn0ige.
@rmeiterltng Ser 6radt6obrboie.
ipirO uberbaltpt gang ouBer 4dt ge-
laiieH, ia man iotgt nidt einual
iur bag 70 NOTICE @ageamotario[
&eitere 8iaionen ION Collars fjn0
n6ti9, nm oiefe gctriebe So ermei-
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dmbcrt iicb iibcr
Glfa6sEctRrinocn
Sngt, lueun Die Sransoien Is ba6eH
iuollcn, 10 miiHen lie tOmmen
un6 es bUleH.

TRUE translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb, on Oct
Is, as required by the act Of Oct. 8.
1910
2on0ou, is. Gft. Ger aorre.
iponoeHt Oes 9erliner 2otoI 4n3ei.
ger, Dem Is geitottet pur0e, ali DEM.
lelben 3ltge 81 reiien ocn Ser Soi.
Ter our lelner 5abrt uah 0en Bal.
ton benilbte, itno nit Dem aniier in
Dem Speiiepo9en at ellen, ingt cine
9cpciAe an Den QniIp Gbrouicle pom
4miteroam, ieHOet iolgcaocs an iciue
3eitpug:
Scr aaiier IicB iid nit Scr 9e.
mertltng am Glide uicocr Dab er
ioeben OeS fron86iiihen Njniiterprd.
.iioenten 9rof, 4oinIepe erite Reoe.
geIeien hnbe.
$50, 8oinlebe mill GliaB 2otbrin
aen babeu, niht mdbr?" REF ser.
aus. Out Qber CT mub
tommen unO 6 neAmen.
Scr aaiier crying iih ounu IN
2obe5erbebmgen iiber ben %Deritorbe.
uen aouig aarol un0 0eijca beritors
bene @emubIin aonigtn GIiiu6et6
ION R%ulndnien, oeren cute glrbeit
10 inQte er, in menigen Won1tenI
ourd @1lobun9er mo 0ic Q}att qe.
Gaitutoren 8mihtc gemodt
.por6en it,
Sum 5dluB 0e5 Giicns. oo8 aus
un0 Slid ionic grot uno
aaie bcitan0, wie Is im Sutls6oIt
oe6 0tittalitanoes uufgetiidt miro,
oer &oiier; Is lit zines 0eut
iher unpirroig gut gu Iebeu. mcnn
Io9cr bic beiten 2eute iid Gnt6e5
ruugen ouierle9en. 8d5 mir an
l1obruugsmitteln beiiBctI, lit &C.
ueinaut, ons bel gcrctter Gerteb
ing gaHiigt Inns auf u~n6cgren3te
Set biaatis am 2cheu 3u er6atten
mo ms geitattet, Gem iblieBlidan
5tcge NIT 8ube entge9en 8u ie6eu.
c]erleaige Der ntebr ais icineu Sell
iitn0igt gegen ieua, Die Dem
5aterlnuoe 0ienenl"
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RmHeH ailf 0cfel
9efangcn 0cncmmeR!
20 meIbtt Sns bentidC Grisgsamt
20 rHHiide GrisasIdifis I'M
MobuiunS.

TRUE translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct
1s, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
@erIin iiber 9onoon, is. OFT. -
Gas osntide striegsamt mcl0ete
heltte: ~@ei Der erfolgreiden beltt-
id]en ~g3eieeilng Der 3uiel 0eiel ge.
ricten 10000 9iuIien in @eiuugen.
ihoft. 5iini5ia @eidiBe auo cine
Merge anoere8 Rriessmatcrial
ipur0en erbeltet.
Teile unierer Geeitreittr1fte bran.
gen Onrd ong ruiIiide 9tineuielo biz
gum gtobnluno Dor, ipobin iih 20.
ruliiide arieesihiffe suritfge3ogeu
botten. giah einem tur5en @eietJt
nnr0en bic W1obns gotterien mo Ell
Iide moere sum Sdipeigen &c.
bramt.@
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Sci Nntpnnfnn herleht.

4ui Dem &ege bon giHeoln nod
Omaha idIug in Der gtd9e non @ret.
ma Elm S. e. 8obi0ion bon Der Gina.
la GofDer 60. ge5origes auto INN
uuo drou s. 4. Stirfeubna 5og itf
einen 8ru6 oes Snnogelenfes 8ii.
mabreno 5rou Gabioion unO 3roit
u. o. 9oroea, Die ii4 ebcnfnIIs IN
benz autO befaHoen, nit leidtel
8outabihiirfiinam 0abontameu. Ger
llnfall mar auf eua 4usgleiten Der
giniAine auT Dem uaiien egge 81.
rild5ufubren.
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Non Oer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

y utt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gie beiouoere 8ampoane fir bic
SreibeitSmfeibe nrrOe beltte Inn 10
llbr bormittags nit @IodcuIalten
.in0 @ieifen eiiigeIeitet ain0er in
Den Sduleu iangen nm bieie 2rit
bairiotiide 2ieoer. Gina 1900 Ser.
ionen bcanben ii6 all Ole glr6eit, I'M
Die BONDS su perfnufel gnt
.Somstag o6eu6 bofft man Die fir
Smoba uuo H~ebro8fu feltoeicBte
5umme errei6t 81 boben. s5ru6erer
&i5e. Frdiioent 6airbanfs miro bier
bctte eintreifen uno I'M 0rp6eum.
9rnnbeis5 ghiie., Gum, gouo.,
emprcB, uno 5tran0tbeatar gns
ipraden I'M Siltereiie ser 8reibeits.
anIetbe bnIten. Ole flint Ofii5iere,
Nte bon Camp Tunitou bierber ia.
men, i'm BET Dem @erfouf ser 6rei.
beitsanleibe 3i beIferL iino bctte 5lt.
riidgetebrt. S1re @erfGufe belieieu
auf 5000.
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tern ca cher oie 6cife6eu0m 8raht
rnten uidt acuigeao er0o1t luer0en
tonHen um iolde Sunmeu fliiiiid
8u MAIDEN lit Is H%otnenOig, Dab Die
le Rieienimnmeu entlpeoer bon ssa.
pitaliiteH poer Der Geoierung gctic
iert meroen. Sails it'd nidlt bolO
@ittel tn6 @ege fin6m loiien Bic,
lem uebelitouO ob5u6elicn, miro Die
8egienrng sur lle6ernabme 1e3lount
gen lper0en.
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Gait iuG an @runSheiulcguug tell.
nebmen.

u Erdii0ent Ioft, Der mDrgen in
.Cmo1a einen @ortrog 6aItcu miro.
ioa eriudt meroen an Der @runo.
it%einlegulg zines llellcn Sirhenge.
bdil6es Der eriten llnitorianergc.
mein0e an oer 81. uul0 Sarnen Ctr.
tciI5mebmen. Gos @eb1it0e IoQ
$4,000 foiten nno Die 5eier lit mtf
morgen uohu1ittug tum 2:30 u6r on-
gciett Dor0ert.
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Grei Qngetlngtc Ser %cridujruHa
iduiOia.

g6iIene. Ter, IS. SIT. 1ret
Uor oen 40 2luaetlngten oGnen cine
&eri6morlmg gegen sic 9rmoeares
gierung sur 2oit Gclcgt miro pur.
ben bon oen @cidnorenen Die felt
Dien8tag obeno III 8eratumg maren
ituIoig b%eftn0en. 8ie oret ShuI
oigeu poren idmtlih 9cnmte Ser
ouo So6orers 9rotectiDe
aiiociotiou. gs iiuo Dies: Stdot3
oraoniiotor s & grDaut, 5taat5
B 9. RisIc0 igno Staoi5
letretdr g. 5. Gomea.
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@eimpfte sdaler infsicrt.

8eiun0beitsfommtiidr Council NM
ieiu Qiiiitent 8. 81. 9ermo0n inter.
iuden ben 3niton0 non 200 5dil.
Tern IN Der Mooiion 5drule Sic iif
nor 8uei @oden Ser Smpfunq inter.
5icben mnbtcn. Is beibt 0ub etpa
so bon 6ieien cine Sufeftion lid an.
ge3ogen uno nod Dem 3i8paniariunl
gebraht mer0en mnBten. glan
alanbt, 6aB Die e~{ufettion orrh lln.
iallberteit ODER 0tlrf oie 8Iei0rmq
berbeigefiibrt inuroe.
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@roFer sil6erbcae6r.

&ai5iuqton, Is. Gh.-Gos Ser.
Gangcu mad SiBermilu3en lit 10
groB g%eUor0an oaB in je6er gdln3r
0c5 &oH6e5 ri Stun0en gcarbeitet
Dcroen mus, uia Sen @iIniden qe.
gugcn 81 t5Hner. uno ous lit big.
Ser nitHols ~uotlpen0ig gctueien.
Ser Gireftor Der aD}un5eu" teiIte
nit Dab IN 0ieiem Sabre i'm @on3eu
idon $f6.55tl000 SiIbergpl0 Der.
gcItcllt mrr0e, 500 8ro8ent mebr
ais i'm Gleideu 3eitraum oes oori.
gen Sa1res.
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@lauues ibren sails ieileIn iirbIte,
'5ie ihrie TIN @ilfe un6 fab elm
.grobes 0leiicr auf i6rem Bette lie.
gen. Sn Dem aampfc, ser iid 10.
tort ertipanu biB SRI. SartipcIl Den
Gditber IN oie 0ano. 9ls i6re
2 hmeiter 6rau RiG. aIcott, Die
init Orei Rin6ern in einem Rebeu.
i6Iief. i9r gu Sitfe elite,
iDor Der @tdun peri6muuocu. Ole
Inaegriffene fomte ser GoIi5ei lei.
Der feline 9enoue @ei6reibtng oes
geben, Ser beridGi6t pur.
che or etmaS Iteblen fonllte.
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Gccc9l miro I'M
JfGlien prc5e1iert!

8on, is. Ia Go5 @eiu4 Der
oaterlfmtihen R~e8ieruHg nm Qus.
lettering bon glliraoo Gocfi, ncI.
der ina 5l5ruar 1916 9tut9 Grugar
ernoroete nH0 oanu nod STATEN
tluft1ta 1T Uon Der italieriihen SIC
8lerung en6guLtg ob8eidla8eH NOR.
0en. 20 mlur0e 5eIte befon1t qa.
Hodt. Gocfi miro lUe8en 0es be.
g~on82dea &er5redens iii 5taIien
prQ5ciltert neroeu.
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11rr wcniee neRnten
Ole Arbcit tpicSer auf!

Gerre &aiite, SnO., is. Oft.
}atr ctlua $50 itreifen0e s|to5leigrG-
Der i'm lioIiden Sn0ioaa fe5rten
9eute m llaereinitmnung nut Den
geltcrt abetlb in elmer 41oTGl0er.
lanmtana 8etroffenen l6modunaen
Iuieoer our ar5eit 8uritt. 60 miro
ron Den 8erguerfsbaiiearn qeioqt.
Qeber 1000 9r6eitgr befiu6eu lih
inrner nod I'm 9usItoube. GrciBta
BerglUlrgc liegeH it'll.
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Nnqc6lidt M%atroicnmcnttrci

4miterOom Is Cftp6er .-1ie
6eIgiide 3eihmg Go96lao mcloat
OaB e5 III Giteuoe SIT elmer g}euterci
inter oeitihcn Q~latroien qetonmcu
let Ter %genarmten 3eitlng 5uiolge
ba6cE iid Icbte ISOLDE mabrera l}o
frozen gelpeigert Iienit ami Gnem
Soudbpot 5t tlm itnb marfeu eineu
ms 0Iecr. 2reiBia Qteaterer
ipltroen 0er5aitet INTO nod 9rigge
geihldt.
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2er gran6itiftnna perSadtin.

adaids Sin. no, Is. Oft. e
unter Dem 82rOa6t Oas 6euer in
Den Bieiigen 8ie5Aoieu am Iebten
Gierstag berlriadt at bobeu, itn0
bier mint Ferionen gei1nglia Elm
ge5oggt nor0cn. Gin @iann muroe
unter Dem gleiden 8er6odt in Clio
bona brBaftet.
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abeuSfla6cu BON Grmndicuen be.
indjt.

$40 8Crionul mareu hcl oct Or
offnuua Der A62n0furie All 0er Ito
lidlcn @ohiduie 6eteillgt Bic mel
ten 0ariclbm marcn Grlundicue.
&iele 6rauen babcu iih Ben Strif
un0 9tdhfloiicu otgeihtoiien. Gud
0te alaiien fUr G~ele9ropbic uno
aohfumit iir0 ~ubrrfjllt. &ielc Aus-
nebmeu eHgliifen ilnterriht.
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@o6ltatige g~lnitoIteR cr6ulten 2lepicl
geidfntt.

Gtrd 2000 @uiael Qcpi1l iit0 non
rem 6drmera 0tr llugcgcn0 an bite.
tige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per.
ldentt Uoroen. Gannerstoq 6rei.
log uno San5tog itno gum Giluden
oerieJben icIt9eIeBt mor0en. Die gn
gelorlgea Der berldiG0eaa gnitnI.
ten Ueroeu f9 Baron beteiligen uu0
2lltos Der0en bon Den @onncrn Der
icI5et SUR GerfuBlng qeitalt meroen.
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Mnttion lucaen riditinbinrr strnrrr

GountD Sha6meiIter 90. 8. Gno-
res modlt bic Stcuer5abIcr oorauf
otimcrfiomL BOB ont Wtontag ben 8.
gSobember, allies @um0eigentum in
Douglas Gountp fir oaS riiditdn.
oige Stcuern ait8iteben, in 6ffcntli.
der aitftion |periteiqcrt Miro. Ole
Site Der riIditdnoigen 5teuern lit
I'M @orIO @erolo am 49,, 20. mo
n. Gftober befonnt gegeben mor6eu.
Steller8abIer ioqte 0ieieI6e
our9ieben, I'M iid nidt Der @efobr
ott83uieben, DOB ibut iein Gigeutlm
b~erfaltft miro.
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glad bem 1eIplaaer einbernffn.

&~aibmgtcu, rs CIT. - 4Qe nod
utdt eluberuienen Retrltten in Aoib
ington, S0obo, California, 9eua0n,
gdntma, Sreqon. 81oming uu0
lltdb baden bcute 5r6er crboIten,
lif irnerbalb fJlf &agen nod ocm
2. Aopam5er In Dem Camp 2euis,
Anierlcan %atc 8aib 3u iteaen.
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@eaerpffi,iere fnnfrn Mnlci6r.

625 gtegeroifi5iere 6%orllnter eini.
ge aus Cmabo, bic iid i'm ue6unQs.
lager IN Sort Ge8 Wotne8 befin0qn,
bo6en $4,000 Der 6reibeitsanlei6e
s. S. 4rinfett Elm tribe.
rer 2Inpnlt bon Gmobo. 6ot oie
aompogne inter Den gtegeroifi3ierou
qelcitet.
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genes stnntahnininl er6ffnet-

Ga5 meme 5taot8boipital iur BE
6iiritige, peIne5 oui DEM ltniberii.
TITS. Campus ON Der ~. uno 3etuc1
2loe. NIT einem aoitennuiron0c bon
crbout mur0e, lit geitern
forrnea eroffnet wor0en. aan5ter
aDerD bon Scr Iebra8fo l%lni0eriitdt,
ertIQrte in ieiner aniprode, 6aB 0a5
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Sot I'M 3immer anfnefnnDen.

u g 9urIiH1irl 70 Sabre alt
Elm @erlidcrungso9ent lut0 irubcrer
bon GHahd, wuroe geitern
in IeiHcm Simmer im MIDLAND 6otGI
tot ouiQefm0en OR mar cinen
9er5idlog erlege1
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Snitihlt nit oen mo0ernitcn Gin.
.ridtnngcu berieben unO fir Die Cat.
ipidelirna Der meOiSiniideu SofiiItdt
non GROCER @idtiafeit III. Or. Jre0
Soffmeiiter, Der lid beioaoers uni
bic @rrihtung ~Oesielben IN Der Sc,
giSlottlr non 1915 beniibt hottc
iiberaob oie 4nitalt oer lluiueriitdtS.
beboroen.
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Die 8crpaltlng Gcfu Doris Ioa
i'm %loufenoen Sabre 237 Wiilionen
Collars foitett; Gin @eUcis, oab aud
cine ie6r telcre 5tootperipaltllug
ber3lt6 idledlt iein fam.