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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

CANADA celebrated this month the
~ fftieth anniversary of the life OF
the Dominion. She called this fiesta a
Jubilee of Confederation"
The issue between the imperialists
Of Downing Street and the colonial
democracies expresses itself in the
question, "Shall the British Empire be an
imperial hegemony or federated COM
monwealth after the war;" In Sydney
and in Ottawa, in Cape Town and IN Dub
lin this matter is now under lively discus
sion. Recently 1.-THE Toronto Globe" de-
nounced the imperial conception and de-
manded an association of commonwealth
units.
"The Atheneum" (London) assemblies
the thought of the several members OF the
British group upon the question IN THIS
manner:
"Refore the war the British Empire was
q, abstraction to the general public in this
country. 1t appears as though 1t needed
,reat war involving Britain to demonstrate
both 10 itself and 70 the world the reality
Of the community of peoples under the brit-
;sh far and TO convert the potential ana
latent spirit of the empire into deeds. IL
;s no. that Canadians and Australians, New
zealanders. South Africans and Indians have
foupht for US; rather is IL that they nave
fought for the ideals and institutions we all
treasure in common. Attachment 10 the
Mother Country is in itself no indication OF
the existence Of an empire; the chleI, IN
deed the only. guarantee Of its existence Is
a community Of aim and spirit. And TINS
the war has brought TO the light Of day that
all may see.
"Tbe term empire with its unhappy as
soc4ations with autocracy, dominion and
snoliation. must give way 10 the term com
monwealth,' compromising democracy
equality and cooperation. Mr.. J. NJ. keynes
in his obituary notice Of F. H. Keeling IN
The Economic Journal quoted letter from
the latter emphasizing how much would be
o.,red II only we could be got into the habit
n calling the empire the commonwealth
Fi,h.r the "enpire" must become in name ana
fact living commonwealth, or II Will DC
come sterilized' ,
9TH. conception which must be fostered.
49,, &, tina. Of community OF nations Oh
diverse types. each with it's own contribution
- u,.ko 70 the common life, each with much
70 learn from its fellows. This ho"eVef'
implies tho ultimate establishment oil re-
,nonsible Imperial authority, The constr
,u,ional problem Of the commonwealth WIN
which the future will be confronted is that OF
evolving commonwealth body for the oe'
termination Of foreign policy and 'ne con-
troll Of its military and naval forces.
canada and the Canadians are le'' known known
~ Australians than Japan and the Japanese
and neither Canadians nor Australians u"'
dcY,tand South Africa. Fuller intercourse
e,oou.nt Interchange Of experience, common
wealth congresses, visits and eHehanso ~.
IN. diffusion Of knowledge-eyciy "e'"o1
which will MD understanding and ara" e'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

THE little understood conflict between
4 Quebec and British Canada is very
lucidly interpreted by c. f. Fryer, in "The
New Republic:
French Canada is a complex phenomenon.
In spirit it seems never to have been an in
tegral part of the empire, but rather distinct
nationality, enduring British rule under jeal-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

the bonds of sympathy will be needed in the
immediate future; but above all there is
need of a commonwealth ideal, to the realza-
tion of which the spiritual forces of the
commonwealth; its intellectual life and its
material resources should be devoted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

destiny with which objects the House de-
clares itself in full accord
General Botha laid stress on the fact
that ever since South Africa had received its
Constitution the British government had
never on a single occasion interfered with
South Africa. He pointed out that not u
word had been uttered on the part of the
Free State delegates to the National Conven.
tion regarding a constitution on republican,
lines. The great majority in South Africa
did not want further civil war. He asked
whether the minority was going to force civil
war on the majority and reiterated that tho
only future of South Africa lay in the union
of the races
The riots in johannesburg broke out on
the first of May. A Socialist meeting, adj
vertised by a sign calling upon the work.
ers to end the war and reestablish the
working class international" was the
cause Of the outbreaks. ~
The police took prompt measures to sup.
press the riots. A number of soldiers were
arrested. These arrests provoked n serious
state for some time. A throng of soldiers
end civilians attempted to storm the police
station to release the prisoners. The Conn
missioner of Police, however, was adamans
in his determination to punish the hool-
CANS in uniform, and a strong Gordon OF
police resisted successfully the pressure OF
the crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

Dominion began at time when in Ontario a
race issue, involving the schools and the
French language, was becoming acute To the
French in Quebec the action Of the Ontario
school authorities seemed, rightly or wrong
ly, convincing evidence Of determination TO
withstand the spread Of French influence
There was, accordingly, disposition to feel
that the war spirit afame with the wrongs
Of minor nationaites elsewhere, might prove
its sincerity by keeping to fair play with the
smaller nationality at home.
Further, the recruiting campaign, as far as
French Canada was concerned, seemed TO
ALLEVIATE rather than win support. Its ignor-
ing Of ecclesiastical sensitiveness, its crude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

Eastern Bengal to train and raise armies.
All the fighting was to be confined to Western
Bengal, while the three frontier parties
hindered reinforcements. We had decided to
reinforce these outposts from time to time,
though we knew that they would not be able
TO hold of the government troops for an in
definite period. All that we wished for was
time to get together sufficient men"
1t was on account of the strong revolu-
tionary movement that the government Of
India had to resort to rigid measures, de-
clared its representative in the Council,
seeking to justify the campaign Of repres-
sion it had inaugurated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15
Affairs in Canada

CANADA celebrated this month the
~ fftieth anniversary of the life of
the Dominion. She called this fiesta a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

sand youths, mainly students. joining hands
with us Immediately afterward
at was planned that the Hatia force was to
march down to Calcutta after obtaining con-
troll of the Eastern Bengal districts where
we expected no difficulties at all The idea
was that the Calcutta party was first to take
possession Of all the arms and arsenals round
about Calcutta. and only when we were able
to equip the whole of our number with arms
we were to attack Fort William and sack the
town of Calcutta.
"The German officers were to be kept in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

=, : NOT we'll in India. Large num-
| tors Of men. many Of them young
4 ..ndents, are being seized and in
- tbe authorities, and most of the
~ '. 20 held without trial or investiea-
.Ths Gazette of India an official
= ..on. contains bitter indictments of
.,,nent by several Deputies in the
= ~ 90 Council. These indictments
tound among the records of the
r . 81. latest session. In reply to a
=. Nv Deputy, Sir Reginald Grad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15
Discord in South Africa

A REPUBLICAN movement in South
- Africa has resulted from the Rus
sian revolution. At the same time ugly
riots against foreigners and Socialists &C.
Cured in Johannesburg. Both events are
fairly convulsing South African public
opinion.
Leading the republican movement in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

French Canadian can be wonderful soldier,
but for reasons best known TO those who guide
and direct the undercurrent OF an irrccon-
cilable nationalism."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-21
gelbftmDrn
Sat mad oem 8abriprud) Ses Gorp'
mers Der ,YlenblateruenA6in'
BREEDER" besangea.

Ger iotpeit 1t,i6entiii5irte rgleno'
Observation-Disclosures" bat iid) am
SanlIiag wtoreen, 6a er Der Boll3ei
niGt mebr cntrimlen fonnte, ielbIt DE
t5OtIi6e 3ugel in Den 9opf geiagt uno
lpurbe ni6t BON benz Goli5eiiergeantet
3el9bcoer erihoiien. 60 lalltet Der
2s,abriprudy oes Goronets Or. Vuncr
nod Dem Jeitern 8ormittag itattge-
batten SyuqueIt eeIegentli6 oeiien alle
getbeiIigten, ieiuie auh aapitcn
9unning nnb Geteftip ssSSafion bonn
@ertiQon 9ureau perllcnrnen mllr.
b,n. SIREN 9lnaaben 5llfolae IDereii
uiii Der Stirn oea Sooten Buloeripa.
rem bemersbar mo biernus iflob Der
Coroner, ooB Der einbreher iid ielblt
erifoiien bate.
g(n Dec 2eidp lpuroe ferner nod cit
Sdaoel6rud) fonit1tirt mo oieI,n
surfte iDM Sereeant Gelgbeocr beige
brad,t blben. Der befanntlib Ben Bur
iAen. us Sieier ii9 5ur gSebr ieeen
= oate, init Dem anilppel nIeoerldlug.
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,Sal6sd(ss , nd(1jl
! grauss 9aar oun6e(
% III 0rpkmntters Ne8ept nm
BEN &aar 1arbe nnb 0lau5
ipieber3ngeben.

Ssnss f65ne, ebenmdtia bunfie. aIdn8enbs
6aar idnn nnr bur6 bes Gebrdu elmer WSi,
ffnnn ben ealbeiftee nub S6fpsfei srlaHsi
iperDen, Nbr eaar III ytr Rsia % btrftcHt
obsf beruuf66uf sas Gefihf. DeHu Is ber,
bfnbt, atdu ooer ffrsiiia miro, erbSben cine
pper gpsi slppiifafionen bon SaI6ei mib E6fpes
fell f,tn siusfe6sn tHHbsrtfd6.
Whbsn Gle H9 mist nit Der Seriiennms
Der glsfHnns db; Gle !i5nnsH bieiss bsg!ibmle
alis. tIr6 ben 5ufab bon anssrsn Fei,anb.
ftsilsn oerbsiferte Rssept fiir 80 Gents sins
prrbe 9Idfhe. isrtia gum G<bron6. erlarasn.
Gs fabu bsn gamsu -sspetb's Gage anb cub
rbm GempSinb-. nan fam iit iisis Sarnut
nsflnden, bab es bic Hofiiriide iSarbs ,uh WIaus
Sttsn Dear saradbrtnai.
5feermann atbrauti beuie gsbstb,s Gdge
anb Snipbiir Gompcuub-, tueii Cd 70 nntiriih
NIB aIsihmnbis blnfsii bab siiemanb e. spnbr.
finimi, bdb IS appItsiri IT, sic fsnffeu etufdf
fiiIsn etpnmw obsr cine ipeihe elrfts bamii
nfs uu, stbsn olefeIbe oar6 bas eaar, bitsn
Gle irrmsr uim sirs Sdaritratne duf eiHnnI
bebdHetir. Bs sHm YGoraen perfdiuinses oas
drale Sdnr. nHo Ha1 elmer ODER Bivet ipeiierfH
tsbanSInHsen pirb % loon ounfti uno CLAN.
sfrS. Iiefe gum GsbraMbe isrfiss Brdpara'
tlcn NJ sin anefnebmss 1oilstfeHreaniiit far
Tieisnigsr. pelde sin InaenbIifes ursiebtn
ivhHfreu Sc III mti ais sine SesIIina. Gin
oefana ecer Ssybniuns bon aranitsit beabiid,-
ftnf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-21
Gum SaftereploSett
'@nrSe Or. SObm Sermanies im Sa'
6erfalUicbpipital crnannt.

Gr. SSobn Sermaniea, Der por eipi'
scr Belt aus DeS Wnines, rsa., bier
Der iibergclieoslt uno ben Bolten elnes
9nisar3teS int itaotifben Sofpital OH
nc Salair iihernommen bate, pl.roe
eeiiern bonn Observation-Disclosures Sriao'
Lancer 3ina gaftereologen im 5uber-
fnIoienboipital ernannt. Wtit benz Ho'
item it eiu ,Sabresgebalt BON 'S15GO
mo freie citation perbuneen.
Ir. Sermanics lit 6eutid,er Stlatst
fiirger, bat jeoo6 id)on feline eritsn
giirgerpapiere crnirft imo cnaelihts
oiejer 5b ttio6e gab Die GiDiloienlt-
fcmmiiiion ieine ernennrng 5n, ob.
it,on oie gsieblit)e @ori6rift beingt,
tab aQc Boiten i'm itaptiifen Gien't
NIT am.rifanii6en 9irgern beiest
ireroen ntiiiisl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-21
Qlnsaepliinbert
gsurSe 6uKei y. Samnab ieinsr ge.
bamptans mad an Giariielb Nlase.

sluiicl 3. Sanlab aus @arbonr's
Greet, 81, wurbe. laut eiHer gejtern
Ger goli5,i 1enind)ten mseIoung, ain
yorgcitrigrn Nbenb an @ariielb YIncc,
ypiid,eii SIR gine imb Rnce Strabe,
ilir5 nat jebn llbr IbenDs ron elret
gcuter, oerer @efanniidait er furS
porber asInada, nit poraebaltcncm
.espoIpes i'm St03 beraubt.
@ie Sannnb ertlarte, lerntc or
ciren Dec 9uriden aiii fer StraBs
teauen mo 6eiinlte oaun NIT ibn eint
8ontelhirJ IN eiuem 5beater on scr
Nine Sir.iiss rrrnili oann cilie fleine
siHeiptcus foIgtc. SdlieSlid iucnocr.
len iie o,n 3arfielb s,late cntIang, als
iill elm oritter Mann gu itnen gsieiltc,
nlr BON Dem 5remtling alS gutter
irciino 5e5riiia puroe.
@eniss seinnben ipater Sos Der
Hennngefonuncne, irie Snunob be.
)lilptct. einen NepoIper uno bie!t i'm
nit Der Biife i'm edod,, pdbreno oer
anoere 3rirer ibn Die Saiden onrd,.
iIhie mo SOB abncbm. norani bic
bciten 0iduber I'M DinteI Der gsaft
peridxpanocn.
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Mns bcm Muni5ipalsericbt

patrid 0usan aus Splebp, Der in
Der Spnntas Ro6t bon bem 9oli3iIten
ga6meDer babel erpiIbt porpen mar,
tpie er it6 an Der Siir 5u bem Wlufs
lane'ihen @anoplaben an Der 4. Str.
81 fhdiien ma6te, betannte iih geItern
DOR Ri9ter Jor f9ulbig, ginbre6er
ipertseuse in ieinsm 9sfib eebu6t 3u
baben, uno purbe ben GrobgeI1poz
renen iiberipieleR.
gti6ter 5Or bat seitern cine briidis
eeporbene Gbe pieoer etuserentt.
2lopo parts, BON go. 413 gEeii 7.
Strubs, mar auf 9eranlaiiuna ieinsr
Gattin benz Ridter oprsefiibrt pprbsu
uHo bic Srau betlaste iih bitter bar
iiter. boB ibr @utte lie srob bebanbslt
uno bei6impft babe. parts mar febr
be- uno pebmiit6ig uno bebauerte es
often, baB er iib bate btnreiBeu lais
len. Ridter 5or perlangte bann BON
parts, eab er i'm 9eriatsiaal feline
5rau Inn Gntiduloisuug bitten IoIIte,
porauf Yarts obne peitsres feline
Jrau iimarmte unb ibr einen ber3bofs
ten aub CAB, gum ni4t serinsen gaus
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Neiisnirem
g!Siro Staotratb Wartin Salp, nm i'd
auf bas Mmt Scs GuuutpfpmmiI
Jars pDr5nbereiteu.

StaotratbsHtitglIeo at l1rge @tar'
Tin Gulp, ser 5etanutlih i'm pcrilolie.
ncn &opsmber gum Gountpfomruiiidr
erlu1blt muroe, luiro am fonlnRnG2n
Glenitag iein Emit ais Staotratbsnlt
ulieo nisoarleeen u1to 81 ieinem Rod
folger piro ser 9rufereibe 'iBer ga,
mea 5. lJtuQlnsp pom Der NAM Stra.
b. erludblt mcroan.
$Serr Galp, Ger ieit iiScr orel SSat.
rem cent Staotroib angebort, miro
iei,l ncues In.t ols GornItpfommiIldr
dQeroiug5 crit I'M Sertenrtcr autre.
ten, aber er miro ieiu gegemrartlges
9lrlt oob idy3n iett nlcoerlc5en, oo cc
bccbiid)tiet, IiGD init icinen Sblieeen.
beiten ols Goltntpfolnnliiidr ebe er oas
sImt antritt, oDQig pertrolIt 8n MA.
den. SSSn criter 2illie lit es itm eorun
5u thlul. bas 9anoIiraBelrueien eenau
6li ituoirln, ournit er nit ge5ua ant
etlpn porjunebmerbe %erhelierlingcu
oOllie mlf bet 2clfenoeu lit
SSSSru St16traib mar Serr 8alp gor.
iiter oeS Sfonrnittees mir ab5ugsfd.
ndle iut0 bit iebr energiiA fiir o!s
Sdlaffung neuer aanaliiationsnltln.
Qen llno allb fiir Ole nothmenoie ge.
uoroencl Heparctrren geipirft.
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Ser gtaotratb.
Souleparobel ndtmnss.Grojeft ieiuer
8ertuirflidJung raber geriidt-

Sas Erojeft, in ben SailptltraBen
Der ilnteren Stoot 9puleparbbeleud'
ti,ng eiiBufiibren, lit ieiner 8eriDirfe
lldarng Inn einen S9ritt ndber &C..
riidt. sfuf g1lpfebllmg oes geleuA.
t,lnesfommittees bieB Der Stabtratb
Sic pom aoinmittee rn6 Dem itaoti.
ihan Glaftrifer aleine alsgearbeite.
ten aoItsnanifldge fir bieies Be-.
Icl,tnungsipitem gut rnr bemlitrag'e
ben arbeitSoireftor Die n6tbigsll
8eioIutionen sur @rritbtllng Der so.
ternen aus5uarbeiieti imb Gem Staot.
ratb 3ltjlitellen.
Ger glutrag &errn Batterions, Die
gusarbeihlng zines aoitenoni6lags
fir cine Ttaotiibe gabeanitalt llno
cine 9ebiicfEibanitaIt on Der slt'tcn
Strase unc State sloenue betrciieno,
qpuroe an oas @omnlittee fiir Gtrnben
Gy:o Sarfs psrpieien.
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SDrbereitmngem
8erbem fir ben Gmpfang Der Wann'
idaften oes ans Nerifp ,nriif.
febreuotn 3rOpp s
aetruffen.

SSm RltbbaIie irur6en geltern 0ic
eriten Sbritte fiir einen iDitroigcl
Gnlpfana Der Rannifaften oes Troop
& sctroifen, Die befanutlit nad elmer
9lbpeienbeit ben iIber .adu Ntonaten
non Der Inerifanilhen @ren3e 5uriif.
febren.
Che 8iirgerlneiitcr Eitdaa nah
9ie:p Srle1ns reiite. tatte er angeprb-
net, oaB iob1lo Der Troop feline 9tiif.
reiie antrdte, bier Sdwitte 5lln mir.
Sigen @nlpiang Der @tannihatteu ge.
trpfien lpiiroer1 unb inn @inflang nit
bieicn 5nirruftioncn plrrbe geitcrn
gorniittag i'm Bureau Ocs giireerret.
tiers cine 9onferen5 abgehalten. mel.
der Die folgenSen Serren beimchuten;
Sol. 8. Us Galbraitb, g., Sol, u
Cooper Brecter, Col. 9. 9 Stanbnrp.
Sfoeer q. Slogan uno gorarb so.
noro.
9adoem Serr Ticriou, per Setrc.
lar bes Si.rgermeiiters ben Scrrn
fit5 Die gSiln'be bes @ilrgern1eIlters
aneeinanoereeiett hattie, orgauiiirten
nh Die 9Inlueienbeu ais gn1pfnngs-
fomnlittee hurd Die gripdblrlng non
Sol. Erocter gum SoriiBer ino Col.
Stanburp Sim Sefretdr
gtndl eineeberber Grorterlma Der
9lngelegenDait ipur6e beihIoiieh.
Serrn Hogan nah Suoiauapoli5 ju
entienben lpo bef1nrrtlih Srocp 6
nusgenitItart nerocn Miro llnn BORT
bon &apitin !Nitdea in Griabrlng ,n
brin9en, ob er iraerlorreld'c &iinitle
be5iiglid) Ser 81 peraull1lteuocH GIu.
pfongsfeier bat SotaIo 6crr Slogan
Suri;d lit, miro bas aomniittee li6I
nicAcr oeriaulueIu.
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9ies nnb 3as.

- Dor benz Hatbbaus purbe qez
tern pom 5euerpebrbef Souitpn Elm
neuer 2lutomobil 2eiterpdgen, Der
srfte ieiner Qrt, Der bier eingeiteat
tpurbe, erprobt uno beitano bic Probe
gang por3iisli6. WGbrenb es BEL ben
iebt i'm @ebrnu9 befiHbli9en srosen
2eiterpossn fiinf Wiuuten in ans
fpru6 nimmt, ebs Die 2eitern Bis CUR
bollen 6Obe binaufgeTaraubt iinb,
sebt bieTes BEL Dem neuen Wosen in
gendu 80 Setunoen DOR Iit. Der neus
Wager piro, fobulb er befinitiO bonn
Siderbeitsoirettor 5riebldnber iiber.
nummen Doroen III, in Dem Spribens
6nus an Der Sycamore Strabe unters
eebraht tperben.
- Der Itdotiite 8auinipettor Rens
bigs bot geItern bic folgenoen @es
bdube ais baufGGig tonnemnirt: go.
427 @obs StrdBe, @igentbum BON q.
s. Dad; etnitOdiges @ebduoe uno
RemiIe 90. 1434 Main Strabe. Gis
oenthum Der Uloores GoneD Co.;
einit0diger StoG go. 800 Weit s.
StraBe Gisentbum Der @msricun gas
tina So.
Siaerbejts 0irettor 5rieotan<
Der erndrntc qeitern bic folgenbeu
neuen Sub pdtrolmen: slbrian 3.
S;cteielo, gfo. AS Canton Stroiie;
Gorl 6. 0dmperle, go. 1876 Sage
Strobe; Charles Srippsnborf IT,. go.
TAO Stdte 2losnue; 4ntboun SSmitb
jr., go. 1913 Mdlnut Str; Gieorgs
SoQmon, SO. 212 Weit IS. Strabt;
Sobn s. gruden, glo. 284S Mpntana
gloenue; ao6ert s. Suppsr, So. 174o
5bcamOrp Strdbe. uuo Sol. @labs
meper Do. 1874 WtprtIe alpe.
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Che Grlanbmi kI6eine.

(5rso. gs. aIein. "a. 133 Bart aOs
lSeatriee 6. Jn4s, 20, osssl.
aouis 9resniiein, 25, Repport, Sep
laSeIle Dapis. 20. $40 Belts Ctr.
IWiaiam 6. @eas, q, anogoiIIe
I Senil.
lMabel o. Roabes, 10. S2S Gbar!ptt'
Strabe.
Dilliam Spinbel IT,, "a, 2227
I Stratforb 2ipe.
laatbsrine Seinauer, %, 800 Sani
Strube.
l@eorse @eorse, 30, 246 Sit 5. Str
lGtta g5ilbres, 36. oessl.
J5oiepb ). grucatO, 26, TIC GaDih
I Strabs.
lWars g. SoffiteOr. 25, 329 Gol-
lins 2lDe.
IQlrtbur : .DaIp. 26, ct. Bernard,
lebna 8. grof1. 19, glmtuooS place.
|9raut Mpers, q, 9Ienodle, =.
lWurp Retpea. %, bessl.
ISoispb Gumba9er ir., 21, 652 NE
( liib 2los.
Gertrude 6. Stisrls. 20, 1922 Bath
gate Ipe.
(Senrn Sernler. SO, 1894 5offner glD.
lglmanba 2eDuarb, 2S, oeseI.
lSoparp 6. S6sio, 26, 10 SIT
I Charlton 2lpe.
(gbna GIbpff, %, 3251 @ine Ctr.
jSobn SameR Clap, "a, 4 0'Rsiap
! glqep.
tearab 3. 9alp, %, 24S qits Ctr
! @iaiam 8. SiIbOrn, 33, sasinaip,
/ Mi6isun.
15annie aesler. %, Wsunro Sotal.
! ,yrant g. Sprp. 81, 1910 Central
glpenue.
lSelsn u. Blair. 10, 1851 G6idaIatO
glpenue.
! |Wiaiam ,. MeNerihmiOt, %, 2911
I Gamblers Str.
l@srtrube W. @rsen, q, 1886 Detts
nsr Ctr.
)Gbpin $. Gdmibt, 23, Reaoing, o.
l2ioa Refer, %, 9pdlanb, 8.
(SObn asmms IT,. %, 1926 Sting 9tn.
(Rellis Wpbrid, %, 1877 gieslsr ct.
ISerman SDfertamp, 26, gsrfa;rIes,
Snbtand.
BEG Spbin, "a, SiD ROrpoob.
Games g. Smitb, 81, 1888 Weit
McMiden @pe.
emma 8. Rabe, "a, 4024 Selunsp
Ioenue.
Sarrp v. aineban, SO, Snbiauapolis,
lSuttis 6. 9abernep, 81, 1909 Bates
9lpenue.
I9arrp 6. @pIi, 21, 660 Oeprp ape.
2ena &rebs, 90, 755 Delbi gtpe.
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@rDts Mn Sp AHA atrdu9srteH
sub martuirfen ytirhsu iemit 5slifatfiieu. o..
1ef6Ifr 4 0o.. 10S ~. Geohtr Gtxo6e.
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Coroner Or. 9arer CAB geitcrn ici.
mn @dbriprIld in Sahsn hes Scoss
Der 8 S,brs alien Gbarlr tic WscTa.
mel non go. 1916 ssilitob StroBc
at. bie dm2 ?. 5ebrn1r IN Der Ndbe il.
rcr elterlitsH @,obnung DrH einem
xnitaltomobiI iiberfcbren tpiiroc. bas
Gran 2ittiielo ton Der Gtnte sIpenue
Ierfte. Der Coroner erfldrt. bah es
drs Der Vmue;Sauiltabme erbeIIt, bab
Der Fob ser aieInen ein3is unb aIlein
siir8 nas slltcmobiIrli4 perllriadt
Iairoc.
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prGIie.nt 2lusufi 5srrmann unb
fein alublsiter gbriitp Ufatbepfpn
lparM CUR s.Iiris.n ipdtsH abenbs
itunbs nod nift aus Rsp Yori eins
sstrofisn. iperbsn absr unspeifsIhuft
bsuis auf ibrsu poiisn i'm 9aupts
quarter (Wissins 9lOd) isin, unb
ipdbrsnb Der Mo6e ole unerIsbisten
Spisleriortraiifrassn in's 0elsiie
briussu unb bic u0.bis.u 9crbsrsi.
tunssn CUR Gbreiie bes Slubs nab Der
Giniibunasiiaiion am nibiin Dom
nsritns trsifsn. Gtpdrnsr 5om
Griffith uno 9aieubiitsr Seinis grob
iperosn ibre aontraits foiort nab
elmer llntsrrsbuns NIT Wiatbeipipu unz
terssidnsn. unb nir6 Der alub in Der
srtpiini6ten glnsabi auf bic iiibIi6.
Tour 5ieben.
Dapie suIb, prdiibmt Der 9pInpers
i5ratsrnitD cat bsI9loHen feline Stsls
lung duf3ussbsn, bd fie ibm felt Der
Iebttn Gaiion nidts als WlibDsrfGnbs
niiis isitns Der Spislsr unb Mass
natsn fir feline Miibs eingebradt Bat.
2tls fsiH RaffOlssr ipirb 9ans Mnss
ner, Der alisite nttiDs Gpisltr unp
beriibmtsr gltfdnser Der pittsburger
piraten gsndnnt. mas alsemtine Be-
frisbisuns In bic Reiheu Der unique
frisbeHsn Spislsr bringsn pirb.
Gbnte Rouib. linf.r lsbiidbriser
tiiftissr WitislihpGrmer. Der nod
init feinem Aontrntt i'm Riiditanb IN,
ipirb bsnisIbsn un5fpeiferbdft In ben
ndhfsn 9assn unter5eidnen. bn fih
6dupiIins Matbeiuion tslesrapbif9
NIT ibm In Wtrbinbung seisbt BAT,
mas ibm isinsn Rauui 5u fernsrsnl
4ef4pesben ldbt. CT bate gepiini9t
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Oebmrten.

cSobn uro giteIle 9rudhcf, Sones
rro sSoOe StrlBe; @ldo4en
Salprcnta lGno 'Sarob Sornberg,
1925 Saith Sfrase, aHabe.
sSranf uno gliiabetb Bed, 4245
atao slntbonp StraBe; aeoohen.
s9tllian uno 9relIa Gbbers, 1929
CSr0pe Stra5e; Wtdodeu.
1Sreo uao 9(Ima gertifk 3915 Gle
rGeLlpn Stra5e; atao6en.
Sonis uno 6artnp Sofiee, 2912
9i,rnet gIrs. ; sRobden.
gnnnlno uno Sillim @rcBmaliH
s23 Clipcr StraBe, 4p1ofeu.
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Mer{hieDenes.

Ter garbige Soferb slIelGIoer. oes
ginbrudS in bic @irtbi6aft oes Sc
mes Yrobcrif iiberfiibrt, apuroe oef
Staats. siierlnssanitalt iiherpieterl'
Gbas. g. See, beg Gietitabls Don
$548 iduloig befllroen, ipuroe alil
uubeitimn1te 0ett benz 3uhtbauls
lberrpieien.
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an efnem anberen alub Der 2iga
iibertragen gu tperbsn.

Wie aus benz 6aiiptquartisr ssftern
perlautete, Dirb Watbefpfon feins
peitereu Rstruten na9 feiner alH.
funft fir bic ,Rebs" aniperben, ba er
Der anfi4t 1T, bub bic 3abl unb
Sidrfe feiner Spieler ihm seuiisen
ipirb. einen getDtnnenben Glub fir
Cincinnati pom Der giniibunssitation
in unfer Rebldnb Gielb su brinssu.
Sdmmtlide Steaunssn iinb bur4
Spieler erfeu Ranaes pertreten.
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blum bes OerIammelten publitums.
Die @erfObHune mar jeoO6 nunmebr
sei6lofen uno Ridter 5or ertldrts
ben Sal iomit fiir erIeoigt.