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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-27

TVlIE PHILHARMONIC CLUB will
meet tomorrow afternoon at
1 the High School building,
when the program will be
Scandinavian Music, with Mrs. h. b.
Reid, leader. The Ferndale Re
view Club viii meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. j. l.. Cox, POP G street
northeast Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Clarence Gregg will be hostess to
the Thursday Bridge Club and Thurs
day evening Mrs II. l.. Pennington
viii entertain the members of the
Forty-Two Club and their husbands
at her home on North Washington
street Friday afternoon the
Third Ward Mothers Club will meet
at three O'Clock at the Third Ward
building when pupils Of the Fourth
grade under the direction Of their
teacher, Miss Frankie Chambers, will
render an Interesting program.
Mrs Perkins, SOB c street northwest
will entertain the Wednesday EN-.
broidery Club tomorrow at 2:3O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-27

Miss Doris probst OF Tulsa and Mr..
Morton c. Woods of Ardmore were
quietly married yesterday morning az
10 o'clock in the Unitarian church
the Rev Charles S Bodwen officiating.
Only few intimate friends Witnessed
the ceremony, among them being Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Gait, Miss Elise Pot
teri Mr.. z. ID. Maxwell and Mr.. W. D.
Hume, all OF Ardmore. and Miss La
yinia Woods, the sister Of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods left last evening
for a short wedding trip to Chicago
and points in Wisconsin, and after
their return will reside I'm Ardmore.
Preceding the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Gait entertained the bridal party at
an elaborate breakfast in their apart.
ments in the Leo.IIuckins hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. Gait left at noon for an ex-
tended trip through the south, when
they will pend the greater part of the
time at the coast resorts of Florida
Oklahoman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-27

Bible Class Number Seven viii meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
with Miss Jennie Dawson, 40 Secona
avenue, northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hefner enter.
tanned informally at dinner last eve
ming at Dornick Hills Country Club.
honoring Miss Elizabeth Spencer, the
celebrated soprano, and Mr. Abraham
Bond, yiolinist, who appeared in re.
cital yesterday afternoon at the Prin.
cess theatre, courtesy OF the City Drug
store. \ wealth of pink carnations
We're used for the table decorations.
and preceding dinner Miss Spencer.
q Nbman of charming personality,
gave number OF selections, with VIC.
I'm obligato by Mr.. BOND and accom-.
panied on the piano by Miss Ernest.
inc Guillot, the talented young daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs r. Il. Guillot Miss
spencer complimented Miss Guillot
highly on her accomplishments as an
accompanist. Following dinner. the
evening was spent with dancing. Ad.
ditional guests We're: DR.. and Mrs. n.
G. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Guillot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. j. s. Downard, Judge and
Mrs 5. NJ, Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W D..
Potter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-02-27

\ lively interest In The Elson Art
Exhibit. which is To be held at the
High school Wednesday Thursday.
Friday and Saturday %. this week, Is
being shown hy club women and soc.
io'y people In general The Ladies' of
the Leaf and the rtudalp Review
club will attend the ,Nalhit In a body
Wednesday ANA other clubs win doubt.
less DO likewise. Potrouesscs for the
exhibit Wednesday, which IS Sopdo
more day are Mines Malone Lykus.
Arthur Carpenter Arthur Aulcott. W.
n. Potter and Frank Sciyaly n ad.
tition TO these ladies, the entire fac.
ulty Of the High school viii De ON duty
20 assist the patronossos and show Wis.
i,ors through the exhibit The exhibit
viii be opcn from one o'clock until slN
each day It includes copies Of th,
most famous pictures OF the world. pie
lures OF the most notable examples OF
beautiful architecture. some OF which.
like the cathedral at Rheims. are now
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Al yos guys
Who srs iivin' In
comfsrtsbls
Gas heated rooms.
Listen herel
I want you all to
. y
Hark back to tn
Day. of real .por,
when you usts write
Letters to
Sants Claus and hang
y . .
Your stockin' In
g.
Front OF Bill
Moiinard's sAs stove
Only, thank goodness,
There weren't none
y . .
In them days
And wait till morning.
There a whole lot Of
y = q
xias here IN ,0va
That Amt gonna
Get . saiI from
Santa Claus this y,,r
~ hlls' ss.v
81 { a. Z .
~ oossfsiiqvs and
=
Come across Win
Four ss' OF buck
For Tbs Timss'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Though younger men fight and fall
In France and Flanders far away
Your Red Cross serves them all
.He also serves" who joins today. /.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

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NJ, 80 o ~ S1
..'ss.' 49, "a. nG snyone % mc
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A. NOT msny ioik, can s.t IN Ahead 81
A. Jgish. And yesn'p father said he
~ ga robody couid ~ Ne Scotch
~ ~ ~ ia.shsd a I Irrw sh.,
~ ! ;ote
~. ..,s a.. .,..a
~ s-." WV n"n Aoou, me mouss cn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Myself and l Others
BYA. P. c.

To Ole st. Mica
~
just like you did,
hsbbs they won't
Get saytAins, cause
Msbbs their dsd
Amt doing a. wsil
A you and me.
So it's up to us
80
To let 'sm know
~ ~
They's stu q
s..t. cl.... rA.n
h'o' 4
Kids faith In
Humanity u on
Trial, and 70. and.
Me and the rest Of
Us have sest: !.
Attornsy' for tn:
Defense We gotta
Help out who're the
Poor psrsnts esnt.
How would you have
Felt, when you were
About Il years old
st
If Santa passed you
Up like q guy with
Lephosy1 Well,
That's how they'll
Feel II you don't
Come across, so Bro.
q
Urch and The Times
Can DO thsir
Duty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Ghouls Would Get
Little Souvenirs
of Negro Hanging

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. iS.--The
morbid, curious and souvenir hunting
throngs which have flocked to the scene
Of the hanging and burial Of the thirteen
negroes OF the twenty-fourth infantry.
who carly Tuesday morning paid the
penalty for their share in the Houston
riot have had to leave in disappoint-
fnent
An armed guard Of eight soldiers Is
stationed at the place where the execu-
tion took place and also stands watch
night and day over the graves nearby
where the negroes were buried No one
is allowed to approach within 100 feet
Of the spot.
------~----<D---- --
Every Christmas member Of the Red
Cross will receive a Christmas button,
q service flag Join today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Woman Breaks Arm,
Can't Do Red Cross
Work Only Regret

Mss. Jdhn Lloyd Of ITO West Seven
teenth street, who h u yean old, fell
down stairs a few days ago and broke
her arm. When her daughter went to
her aid apd found her arm was broken
the only cbmnent Of Mrs, Lloyd was
III not besAble to knit for the Red
Cross any more, now
Mrs.. J.tB. Hsrrell, chairman of the
thittins committee, says that this
woman he's turned out faithfully, rain
or shine, In the warmest weather In
the summer and the coldest in the
winte5' TO do her share for the Red
Cross. Her most recent accomplish
men& was the making Of pneumonis
jackets at Mrs. y, W. Hosan's home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
This Heatless Day
Is Nothing New in
Old Oklahoma City

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.--On aeeoun,
Of the present shortage OF coal in New
York, one Of the largest real estate
companies In the city operating l4O
apartment houses, today commenced 10
turp off the hpat Ia all its houssS be-
tween the ,hours ef II O'Clock ip the
morning and O'Clock ia the afternoon.
Other fssity companies, it'is said, ar
conissnslaiiny a similar short hes,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

\ A. Red Cross, Our national SYM
:! Sof love, patriotism and service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
hsHsss'ss sssss'ssa'SH. Lava

for just one more 70 make the sides
even and for jser tp come on and ply,
III NE Ssid II tAtre was only room for
cns ihc wodN lst me play ~ he
would LOOK eu, but I. wSnld not 70 III
% sAs went and played. end shss cap
fun faster than any Of them, and any-
kow they would nct have played With
me, and know Il, and then the bell
rang and Jean went to her room and
Invent to mine. M i
W1HEN il CANT lunch time and Just
w as was going 10 buy my bowl
OF soup Jean came and pulled me away
and we went and sat down on bench
against the wan and she opened her
basket and her mother had Put in two
Of everything, 90 then ! went and
bought . soup and sandwich for
Rowdy and me and Jean ate together
and there were some more oatmeal
cakes with nuts IN them. and l asked
Jean il she would 90 swimming with
me after school and she said she would
have to Az her mother. so We ran all
\ the way from school 10 her house and
her mother said she would have to
speak TO her father about it, but she
didn't think SO, and then he came and
| he said she couldn't because too many
children went In at the swimming pools
4 and she might catcn something, anc
then told him swan in the river
where the fresh water was coming tt
1 you all the time, and he put on his ha'
| and said he would 90 with me, and W,
went out to the springboasd Jim hat
made me, and | put % my bathing sui
and went in and Jean clapped her hand'
and said ! was bully, and her fathe,
smoked and said nothing, and then h
asked me about the springboard, an
then he made me take him to Jim
and Masgie's. and he talked with jim
long time while took Jean an
showed her the COW and boosted he
onto the horse and led II areupd tn
lot by the bangs, and then we all wen
: home. And Jeans father said he wa
\ going to talk with their doctor befor
he could tell me II Jean might 60 swim
4 ming with me, and then we all wer
. back 10 Jeans house and punehe
\ the puAshiWs bag and II punched IN
4 and We played three cornered cate
with Rowdy and he can catch the be-
II as good as we can, but he cann'
y throw Il, bat he always brings II
I, me and then he goes back to his plac
y l aud shev all ,veuy hosua wtth me evf
- Jeans mother and she made mc kncel |
:. her knee and say my prayer and ths
a when ] got in bed she t,stlsed the cove
- around me and they al put ont n
- light and went out and locked the do
15 and Jeans father came around and p
!, = M key throWgh the window onto !,
- bed. have got TO ask Jean what n
"a ing havers on Rowdy means Amen.
:, Ito be eontinued,)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
REPORT MADE
OBSERVANCE OF
WnEATLESS DAY
Drug Store Owners Say Pa.
irons Do Not Complain

At the request OF DR.. Strattop D.
Brooks, food administrator for Okla
homs, Mrs. Z. Z. Wallower has COM
pleted an investigaton Of all drug
stores in Oklahoma City where lunches
are served to find out which ones arc
observing the meatless and wheatless
days, and the spirit of the customers
as regards these days.
The following is the gist Of reports
made by some Of the druggists serving
lunch in their stores: at
-t Wanted Crackers.
The Star Pharmacy 6U North
Broadway, reports that sometimes they
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
Han Workers
Hard Put to Keep
Heir Offices Warm

y ~ \ ~ sso msss way for the
M piAiek .oeqOoir1 ~ thru floor
A. ~ SSfs n that y 10 put
RI ne 49, Se(ks ts1 The bUildlns
M lD1 slpnGed rWil6 a., w not
49,. A(tef . cotpjt Of days
\ ~ heat, ~ o(fieisb invested
~ NJ cityy capital IN coal and
4 70 dsts the building WIS eomiort-
4 Aesiiat has hap,ened. however,
heatiag Aaparitus on the third
oe Spe 6oas d the steam Is rising
49, ~ sseoed floor A result,
!. oee III Of ~ ely officers are sitting
b electric heaters ID their Of.
III u sschSa large 'number Of
G1 On the circuit though that the
~ = heaters are noe dispcnsins the
IN III siow d heat and the sug-
I es(pN t61f aswppapefs ar III warm
~ ~ ~ eDvess tor beds, has caused
uR of the bird floor employees to
- put hcwspapess under the
~ = ~ lhsir offices.
X -
Il ~ Red Cross. Our national sym-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

only tvo eustsaus left ~ sscsher'
place on aecosnt q We nes>less days.
The Roach Dnns oeppsaE ITO. West
Main street. rspssts Oh costessRs VIII
ing to do without vhess and mat %
those days.
Several other drug companies report
that they do not serve wheat and meat
and that the customers have oil taken
this good aaturedly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13
No Gas Closed,
Reads Sign Hanging
on Library Doors
"No pak-closed."

mo gaFclosed.'
!. This sign will not be taken from the
doors of the Carnegie library until the
gas pressure gives flame higher than
an inch and half
The library has been closed for two
days because the heating system Is en-
l,tirely dependent on gas and cannot bs
adopted for use Of coal,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

A gres, national purpose will be
served II membership In the Red Cross
Il a. universal as citizenship,
Give your Christmas present to hu-
snsuitv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
Of December are past due, II not paid
by S .. 70. OF the 18th, service will be
Discontinued. Southwest Bell Eel & Tel,
Co.--hdv,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-13

Let . Red Cro~ candle On Christi
mas eve show America, love ssd pa
trio.ism and the desire 10 hep osy boys
and our aIiiex. ~ ae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
sic GtrifeEaar IN lSnriS.

9ariS, 26. Mai. Grmut6ist
.oura Die erioiereideu StriteS in un.
oeren @ei10itssmeieen bo6en oeitern
ole Observation-Disclosures oic glrbeit
einoeiteIlt. S6rc 3o6l 1T tollienO.
9lu6 cine 9ln5abl ipeibliAer GlerfS
i'm Sinan5miniiterium baben 6orOc-
rilngen fir @erbeiierung ibrer Sage
lnterbreitct. Der eroBte Sbcil i6rer
8oroerilngen uurOe 6elpilliet, mio
Die W(Go1en ipnren nit Dem 8erelei.
1e 5uirieOcn. Ole 9lrbeiterinnen al
moiieroi6tcn Stofieu baben ibren
Strife geponnen lnO lino belite iuie.
Ger sur 9lrbcit 5uriidgefebrt, ober Die
9lrbeiterifmen an SolentrGgern lmo
cloitiiAeu @anoaoen Iteben nod aus,
neil ibre 6orNerungen nod nidt be-
lpiligt nitr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

ocrS 0em Gboraiter Der %orltclliW-
een nod, Die oui Der Sommer &ou-
ocOillc 9iibne gegcbcu mcroen iollcu.
Gic @r0iimmaSmode locr0en 9o.
mont mo Carmen in einenl nellen
@ciong lmO &eportcc.9lft auSfiiaen.
lmteritiibt bon cinem ShaubunOe.
9lIiee Siitiu miro iingcn imo Char.
lcD Griffin miro oeu 9legerfomiter
oorItelcr.
Eou8aclcgenbeit, iumcr millfou-
men miro oub oieieS Sabr ieiac gln'
5icbuu9sfraft ol5iibcn y}ac9mittagS
iolpobL pie 9lbcnos. n0IwDnn Got"
6ebolptct, einen ser bclteu Sau8bo.
ocn im Stcnte gu pabeu. 9lu Conn.
tagen ipcroen &irdcnmiiif Gon5erte
an Steae Ses Gnn5cns treten.
Sin beion0erer StrobenbabuoienIt
nod u0jpunn Dot Gorf" miro sic
gauge Sobres5cit biuourh unterbal.
ten pcr0cn. Der Dienit 6egHnnt 8u
@olbroof SSunction nm llDr gloH.
mittogS tdglicb, bonn @orfSerminoI
bon 8 llbr glaAmittugs ab tdglh.
nit 9luSnobmc pom Sonntogcn, meur
cr INN I llbr in arait tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
Sin amslanOilder edriftiteIIer

bot iic6 bemiibt. in meuigeu @ortcn
Ole Srouen Der Orei pidtigiten euro.
pGiiAcn G0lfer 6n darofteriiiren.
Gr iogt bon ibncn: Die 9icbe Ser
franS6lii6cn 6rou rei6t in ser 9ie.
gel bis gum SMmilc Der 8litterpo.
c1en Oie cngliide 6rou liebt ibren
Wlonn ooS gml5c 2cben binOurh; 0ic
0cutiGc SSrou obcr 6lcibt ibrem e5ot
ten treu IN 3cit lmO @iuiefcit. Gic
iraudoiiibe N}lltter fiibrt i6rc Eon
Ter ouf Ocn 8aa. oie engliic1c 6lIr
Stride, sic Ocutibe in bic &iicbc. Die
6run56iiu bat @eiit rmO 36autoiie.
oic @ngldnoerin ipricbt, Ole DelitiAe
icbmciot Sic 9poaierin t60tct ben
@elicbtcu aus Giferindt, ole 6ron,
30iin morSct ibre 9tcbenbu6lerih sic
Gcutide rciisnirt imo beiratbet ocn
eriten @}au ocr I'M ibrc Sano OH.
6Glt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27

ge5plln9cn porOen 0ie Stele auf3u.
geben, Inn Die GireftorenmGrbc Der
&Dgienie- mO 0iienilicbeu @eiiutO-
belts Sdule on5lmc6meu fir ocrcn
GriinOimg Seitcns Der 9lodeicIlcr-
Stiitlmg Gorfc6rim0cu ror cini9cr
3eit 0ctroiien uor9cr iiuO. 0r.
MocGdam lit Gin Sopiins.%roouir,
ter bon Scr alaiic 1897 ltu0 llon0 icit
9croumcr 3eit nit Gr. S9eld in @er-
binOung. g8G6renO Der lobtcn 10
Sabre mar cr an Der Golnnbio.llni.
Ocriit1t gclpcicu. Iie $350.000 Ger
n9lagemeineli lluterridts 9e60roe"
6ringeu oic @eiammt.S denfunqen
fir Die llniperiitGt oui $L0O0.0OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
gInSiena Oei,m 0aiicr 0arI.

glmiterOom gl bic 2onoon 26.
W1oi. 9lod elmer gluoieno bci'm
@oiler Garl in g8icn Bat @rof Nlppo-
mi Observation-Disclosures Der uOtciIell
8reien @relie" mitgetbeilt, Der Yio-
nard babe BON ibm mIr 9(uSfunft &c.
ipiinidbt lno peribieoene 6roeen &C.
felt aus wcl1cn bcroorging, Dob
er iiber Die @erbdltuiiie in llneorn
gut unterridtet mar.
gSeiter iaete @rai SlpponDi es iei
nod gliemano ais Otadbfolger fir Den
Iremier 0Irafen Iis5a beitiumt, ooh
CLAUDE er, 6oB Die i;n9ariibc @abi'
netsfrilc mir bon fllr0er Oauer ieit
lucroe. glpponDi ertldrte. oSSena
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
GdlriSnnnsIIaac.

oSn ieiner S9ei0ungSfloge Don ieii
ner @attin Clara 9leufner, weIdc
oeiiern I'M areisgeridt 9tr. 2 Ollrd
9lnwaIt @eorge @. @oofer cingereiht
WrrOc, Bat G6riilm s. 9leniner
ecm @eri9t cine gauge &ei6e bon 9ta.
men angc6lber Nlitperflo9ter al
Nono geeebcn oarlmter eineu promi-
nentcn @ouofnten eincn ni6t 10 pro.
minerten 9eomtcn uno 9(noere. 0as
Soar botte Dor bier So6reu ge6eiro.
tibet. Sin Sobr ip1ter licB 5rali
9Ienfncr loren @attcn perbaiten I'M
Ter Der 9(niauloiMng, iiir loren TIM
tcr6alt ni6t 0eiorgt SIT 6o6cn. 81
oieicr 3eit erfldrte 9lcnruer, oaB cr
ieiu Ni0glibiteS t6ue; cr ecitono ic.
ood, einmal 35 Gents pm ieincm
@obenlo6n iir Gigorciteu iiir iid
ielbit bebolten 6li 6obcrL 9iidtcr III.
rid bon ser iiiOweltliben Goli5ciita.
tion 6ci1uitigte sic 3rau lnO Oas
Yoor perlieB perlo6nt Oen @cri1tS.
laal. SpGter cnhpicfclte lid 9lS G6c.
leben Ger 9ei6en ais etuos llnertrdG.
Iides. Gin 9ricf Oeu 9lenIuar inn
YeiiBe ieiner 0rou imo, CAB ocn &clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-27
ganniira9I sro9t Sentidsueanaern?

NWifcroam bort BON DeporltcDenoen
8eidliiiien ouf Der Goglmg i'm
SUM. n @cber in Sacbicn Der.
Iangen Sobnerb0bung.
9lmitcroonL 26. W8oi.- Gcut,
i1c OperniGnoer welde iidj contruft.
lid gum 9luftretcn in glmcrifo Der
pflidten ioaen pom 9Illftretcn in
oeuti6eu Opernbduicrn fir oieGauer
bon fiinf Sobren ouSgeicbloiien wer-
oen, 10 lmitet angeblid nod YerIiner
@lelOungen cine gieiolution, weI6c
ouf Der Soeune oes gerliner Sdaus
ipieIer.8crbunoes inn Sinii oneenom.
men meroen ioa. Ole &eioIution
miro bon Gjrof SeebaA, 2eiter oeS
fonioliAen Opernbouies in Dresden,
befiirmortet.
Satiiibe @eber berlan.
a Gen 2obnerb bung.
Sop en- J. ogcn, 26. Weot Oia
\ on D 0 II. - Gle SertIlsNrbelter
in arimieidou, Satbien baben fir
einen Strife gcitinmt nno oerloneen
tpeeen Der erbobten Soften Der Sc
beusbaltung cine 2obuerb0bung BON
rs @ro3cnt. 9ln Dem 9lusltnnO lino
5000 9lrbeiter 6etbeiliet, Ooh 1T 5u
befIrbteu, ooB Die Stritebelpeging
iid iiber oen eon6eu Sertiloiltrift
Sahien's ousbreiten peroe.
&openbogen mel6et
Srodenbeit in Hor0
0euti1 Limb.
So openbogeit Oia 2onOon 26.
W1oi. - 9elltihe 3eitungeu berid-
ten tGgli6 bon Oielen 9rGnoen ouf
Dem 2anOc peruriucbt 0ilrA Die an
baltenoe @iirre in @orooeiltiblnnO.
Gas trodeue gSetter eiebt 81 Ginger
@eiorgni6 iiber Die @rnte. .9lusli1ten
in ylor0ocutihlano 9lnlaB, ood Gus
Siiooeuti1lano miro elm Dor5ilgliCber
@rnteitanO eemel0et.
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DcnodridJti9tc oic iiiOweitIi6e &oli.
5eiilatiou uelde ole 6rau ms 8ra1t.
lin Sqiare.Soipitol bringen lieB.
Iort ianoen Die 9Ier5te, oaB Oic Der
lebingcu 0ie iib Die 6rmt 5ilgeiilgt
unbcoellteno lparcn. Sie pitrOe ipd.
Ter aui i6rcl @eiites5llitonO gepriiit
uno cS maroe fin ratbiom cradtct,
lie no6 9au.9'icw 5ll itidcn. Seit
orei bis bier Gaocn batte Die 5rml
@orren lmter ibrell gierUen 81 lei.
0en imo ocS 6itcren GDiteriibe sln'
iiac gebnbt.
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AMSen BON giirEeM pertricGen?

9openbGeen, pia 2onoon, 26.
sD'al. II 0ie nSiioiibe 9hutOldou"
BON Berlin Gin 5ioniitiibes Sroon,
beltdtiet oie godri6t oaB Oie iiiOi-
lde Nepolfeumg bon Soffa, 5000 bis
10000 @fenl6en, ourd Die gepoIt.
lame Tertreibuna ourd Die Eiirfel
1lnan5iea rllinirt moroeu III. gtlir 20
pllrtten in Der Staot bleiben.
ga Die 9o6nuerbinolng cine ie6r
nrnngelbaite lit, mlBteu Die @ertrie-
benen Gage lang obue Sboab rmo
Nobrmg in oen Stutionen bcrblei6en
lno inioIse Oeiien limo 5obIreide 30.
OeSidae porgefommen. gs miro @clo
qebrauAt, nm Oas GIeno 81 linoern.
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gSettrcnneu int Ssroipcct.Earf.

Die @ettrennen 81 Broipect.Farf,
mel1e ON Iienitag 5u Gnoe geben,
waren AUDI geitern pieoer gut bellht.
Gas 8etter mar idon, imO ole
Sportsireimoe unO %fcroeliebbaber
botten cinen pradtooIlen Gag. GoS
9ieiultnt mar;
I. 9lenncn Clifton @irl",
PHO, 500, $40. nSfeetS" 3.2O,
2.S0. 0Goptano", 2.70.
,. 0lemen - o@t6an 9laen", 6.6O,
4.S0. 800 g@oiIion", go, $50.
,Mr. SmeeS@, $40.
3. 9icnnen o9iIlie SibbS"
t1.OO, $50, 800. o2ouiic Wiop",
800, $40. 81 Ora, $50.
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$35O,0OO iar Die nSO0nS SOpfius
llniuerIitGt".

Gin meiteres @eihenf BON $3.50
900 it, pie Der @rdiioent Der vSobuS
SopfinS llniperiitdt", II. Sranf
Sobnion @ooonop, betonnt mabte,
Dem SSnltitt gcmoht morOen ino
5por SeiteuS Der o9llaemeinen I'm
terridtS.9e60roe". 3u gleic6er 3eit
perfiinocte Or. @ooonom, ooB Die
STEELE oes Gr. g9iaiom $. @eld, ais
@oriieber ser patboloaiiben g(btbci-
lung, bon Or, @m. SEQ MacGoIlrm
cinbenonlmen miro. Tr. Iclb par
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jflogen Gotorrh.
1OuBtc cs nidt.

S,an Gcerd gdnner gltoeHS Gbio. i-Areipti
u2@ iann feiEc gSorie iIuoeu nm S0nen neli
ueH SAM fir S0rcn piitioen &a.b auoinipre
eDcn. Nd glalbie ielnen @noen0lid BOB in
gIaocn Gaiarrb bdile SH Ueeam nacb Sbrcr
%ori 0riii ecrinG az ncbmen 9io,0 ctiua 6ipei
&otcl lanl immgrJe mir Der N;oncH, nadl
bcm i'd nit scr Mcoi5lf beconen Gaue nno
tonu ucriNranoou iie. Seh babe ebi eufea
s.pciit loahrcno TO oorScm ioif perbmioerie
anlae, teaeu tiaNlre 9eabiu 5nuiber it,,
ssaact j:qi @erana.~atle.tm tasicu
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,@lusnn Nnf QSarfD.

o0jwDm Oof @ort" ipllrOe oeitern
fiir ole Soiion croffnet. Der @ehid
wor troB ocS fiiblcn SScttcrS Gin OIL.
ter. Dic @Glte ionocn glenocrlngcr
un0 &erbeilerungen por lmo Den
&lot in better Sr0nnn0. Sn oieienl
Sabre Ocripri1t oic Scihmg beiierc
llntcrboltuugcn ais jc 6uoor, belon-