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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
EIGHTH INNING MARKS
DEFEAT FOR RICHMOND
Napier Sails Along Alright Against
jolly Tars Until Visitors Hop
Upon His Delivery.

The eighth inning spelled defeat
for the Colts yesterday afternoon, the
locals losing by the score of TO 2.
Napier who was on the mound for the
locals sailed along In a tiptop style
untn he was nearing the end of the
game Then, he weakened, and the
Tars won.
ngly good. Throughout the play was
fast and snappy and the fans enjoyed
the exhibition. Not error was
made during the contest
The way the runs were scored fol-
lows;
Richmond, first inninR--Moore was
given a free pass to first but was out
from Morgan to BallenSer at second
when Johnson grounded into a field
ers choice McDuff connected for a
Texas Lacquer into right, and Johnson
went 70 second Then Poole singled
over second. bringing In Johnson and
went out TO Ganshorn. who had to run
placing McDuff at second. stinson
back into right center to capture the
fly. Nunnaily then grounded out from
Gansborn to second.
Richmond, second inning-Poole'a
sizzler was too hot for Ganshorn to
handle and the runner took nrst.
Stinson's roller hit the foot Of Pitcher
a.
Devlin at first Poole went to second
on the out. Then Nunnally laid an
easy one down the third base line and
Morris. thinking that the ball would
roll from out Of the diamond. acciden-
tally stopped the ball in fair territory
and Nunnally was safe at frst and
Poole at third Hefter poled out q
Texas Lacquer into center and Poole
scored. Nunnally gelng to second.
Holmes popped out to Bailenger and
Napier was out from Morgan to Dew
lin.
Norfolk. third inn'ng--Phelan went
out from Mooers to Poole. and Morris
followed suit. Morgan then bingied
over second and scored on kain's clean
two Dagger to center. Kahn. how
ever. died at second when Manager
Devlin was unable TO do more than
to follow the lead of rhelsn and Morris
and go out from Mooers to Poole.
Norfolk. eighth innfnE-P n ! n
walked Madden who batted for Nor
ris. came very near making a circuit
~ailOp when his hard hit ball sailed
far out into right field and hit the
fence Stinson being unable to get his
hands upon Il in time to cut OFF Mad
den before he arrived at third. Phelan
rode n on the three base clout. Nor
gan grounded to Poole. who tossed the
ban easily. Kahn was hit in the shout
der and took arst Morgan going to
second Catcher Holmes then let a
" ite one get by him and Morgan went
around to third Manager Devlln laid
cut neat sacrifice fy into short CEN
ter and Morgan scored Kahn, who had
stolen second going 20 third. Ballen-
ger was then outguessed by Napier. and
let two strikes get by him and famed
wildly at tho third putting crimp
on further scoring
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
TREACHEROUS NEGRO
IS SHOT BY OFFICER
BeaureSard Brookings When He
Attempts TO Escape.

Beauregard Brookings, colored, who
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
r. l., Hord for threatening TO cut
Hattie Ruffin will be unable 10 answer
20 his name IN police court this morn
ing for he is in bad shape at Nir-
ginia hospital with a bullet in his
back
Brookings was arrested early yes
terday by Policeman Hord on the
charge of attempting 10 assault Hat
tie Ruffin, but esca ped and for time
elUded the officer. Later the woman
swore out a warrant charging Brook
ings with attempting to cut her with
a knife. and Hord started after his
man. When he reached the home OF
the negro. 2300 Darlington street the
man dared the officer to come in.
Eff you come in yere," shouted
gun" He flourished dangerous
looking knife, which did not keep the
officer from doing his duty. He
closed in on the negro. and scuffle
ensued in which Hord lost his neck
tie and collar button The negro
startad off on run, and was COM
manded 10 halt. He did not hesitate.
and started TO turn upon the officer
again. Furnishing the knife, when
Hord fired The bullet struck the
mark, and later DR.. O'Brien took the
negro to Virginia hospital, where he
was reported last night as being in
a serious condition.
Two charges will be registered
against Brookings II he ever faces
Justice Crutchfleld, that OF attempted
assault and that of resisting an Of
ficer in the discharge OF his duties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
FAST MATCHES ARE ON
At CENTRAL A. SCHOOL
Zekc Smith, Local Athlete, VIII Have
a Return Engagement With Bobby
Mainford of the L. of Va.

Tuesday night, July Is. is the date
Of the biggest athletic show Of the
Kind ever staged in this city. The
Central Athletic school, Third and
Broad streets, is the place whore 1t
VIII be staged, and from the amount
of applications coming in for mem
bership to the school, the promoters
will have to enlarge the seating
capacity to take care of the members.
The school has arranged three of
the cleverest and fastest boxing
matches ever staged in this city and
some real mixing and smuggling is
looked for when the gong sends them
together.
What promises 10 be the greatest
wrestling match seen in Richmond for
years Is tho match between Prof.
Bobby Mainford, of the University OF
Virginia, and Zeke Smith, of this city.
There will be about two pounds diff
ference in the weights of the two men
and both of them know the graphing
game from start to finish. AS they are
both very evenly matched. long and
hard fought match is looked for by
the mem berg.
Members only will be admitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Theaters
NI.L ACTS TRY FOR HEADLINE
HONORS ON LYRICS PROGRAM

On a program that is unQuallfiedly
good every act is a competent COM
petitor for headline honors on the
Lyrics new program for the week
end.
However. that musical quartet, the
Primrose Four, FORCES a little ahead
of the others This aggregation of
sonSsters know. indeed, how TO sing.
and sing in an agreeable manner.
Their harmony is perfect, and in the
old and new songs they offer they
could be entertaining forever. They
mix some comedy effects in their act
that are entertaining. AS thanks,
they receive great bursts of applause
The Dawson girls and Jack Stern.
the song writer, were also highly re-
ceiped IN a song, comedy and dance
number. The girls try TO show how
little clothes they can wear without
the cops being called
Henry Give and Miss "Dr' enter
tanned with a bit of wit and repartee
that is above the average. both in
matter and the way 1t is put across.
The male member Is, as he voluntarily
admitted. very good" Miss -" is
attractive, but not so strong on voice.
The Flying Venus is deeply mystify-
ing in a bit of posing and acrobatic
act Mario and Duffy open with an
acrobatic number that is distinctly
above the usual bit offered in that
line. Particularly clever is the elong
ated member of the team.
The motion picture part. which pre-
cedes the vaudeville, is undoubtedly
the best offered on the screen at this
house for a long, long time. Aside
from the very interesting news events
the Aim entitled. From Forest TO
Ship" is a revelation TO the uninitiated
of the war work the United States is
doing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Reds Continue Rally.

Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Reds con-
tinued their rally by defeating the
Dodgers In the third straight game
here today. to 3. Marquard was hit
hard Mattys men collecting fourteen
wallops off his delivery. eight OF which
were for extra bases Toney was eff
fective in the early frames, but eased
up little toward the end.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Brooklyn .... GOO 600 1913 l. 2
Cincinnati 49,. l0l 400 ok "a @
Marquard and Wheat; Toney and
Allen. Umpires. KLEIN and Emslie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
LITTLE WHITE "WIGGLERs"
FOUND IN HNDRANT WATER

Newport News, Va, July ll.-Lit-
re vhite 'Nviggiers." about half am
inch in leng h and resem bling a suaNe
H. appearance and movements, were
found in the water in great quantities.
v Sterday afternoon by housewife
who placed q cloth straiper over the
water faucet for few hours. The
"wigglttails." rs they are commonly
known, were live when taken from
the cloth
According to officials of the public
health service, the water, or anything
in 1t. is not harmful. The ''wlgglers.
however. are unpleasant
Officials OF the water company,
which recently applied to the state
corporation commission for permission
to increase its rates. state that the
sediment in the water is due to the
fact that it is not filtered. They say
the new filtration plant will be put m
operation Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12

Under o order from the city health
department q number Of colored women
were yesterday removed from the city
Jail to the section of the city home
set aside for venereal cases. for treat
ment. The city jail Ia crowded. and II
Is pointed out that the facilities for
treatment are limited The adminis-
trativs board, having no other place to
connne the patients, has desig mated
certain parts OF the city home for the
purpose As soon as arrangements can
be made n mum Der Of men will be re-
moved from the jail to the home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Must Repair Roadbed.

The administrative board yesterday
directed the city engineer to notify the
Virginia Railway and Power company
to repair the roadbed of North avenue
and that of Brookland Park boulevard
at once. in accordance with the city
charter. The city engineer Is prepar-
ing to do the city's share of the work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Pirates Take Contest.

Pittsburgh. July IL. - The Pirates
took todays game. 5 to 4, from the
Giants and tied up the series. Mayer
worked on the mound against George
Smith. the Columbia boy.
Bezdek used the hit-and-run play
TO count the needed run in the ninth
inning. Mollwitz singled and reached
third by the hit-and-run route. Mayer
then won his own game with single.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
New York 600 2Il o0o--4 9
Pittsburgh -. 200 010 0lf---5 3 4
Smith and McCarty; Mayer and
Schmidt, EMPIRES, Quigley and Har-
rison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Hurt In Chamberiiu Pool.

Old Point. Va, July 11.-Holifday
Saunders, who was painfully injured
in a fall from the diving stand at the
Chamberlin hotel swimming pool several
days ago. is getting along as well as
could be expected in the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard w.
Saunders, in Mallory avenue, lie sus-
tanned bad injury OF his right leg
and will likely be detained in his room
for several weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Indians Celebrate.

New York. July 1.-THE Cleveland
Indians celebrated their second ap-
pearance In New York by shutting out
the Yankees today and oustinE Them
from second place. The count was
/ TO 0. Coveleskie held the local tea M
20 three scattered hits,
The lone tally Was chalked up In
the third frame, on singles by cove
leskie, Chapman and Speaker
Score by innings. Il II f.
Cleveland . o0l 600 o0o--l .
New York - 0o0 600 GOO ; .
Batteries: Coveieskie and - Neill,
Finnerau ard Walters. Empires s.
Connolly and owens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Basiie Verdict stands.

judge Richardson yesterday in hust-
fngs court overruled motion to set
aside the verdict In the case of L. A.
Basile. convicted of violation of the
prohibition law and counsel gave no.
tice OF an appeal to the supreme couEt
of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk 3. Richmond 2.
Petersburg II. Newport News J.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

unreasonable weather, a crowd OF
5000 was on hand TO watch the con
tests, both of which were marked by
swift, snappy playing
First game; r. II. +.
Boston . o02 900 010 % II 2
Chicago .. 900 100 o2o IA 10 2
Nehf and Henry; Tyler Aldridge,
Douglas and killifer. Cmpires. Byron
and O'Day.
Second game: r. II. f.
Boston 49,. 600 900 900 : 0
Chicago ,.... 200 010 00x---3 s /
Raglan and Henry. Douglas and XII
lifer. Umpires O'Day and Byron
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
HEINIE GROH - NOW 80
POINTS AHEAD OF PACK

Hcinc Groh. of Cincinnati, Is
now moro than thirty percentage
points I'm the lead Of the rest of
the field I'm the National league
batting. During the past week the
heavy hittcrs of the league have
all --~fcrcd n slump, while more
men have been climbing into the
800 class. Fred Merkie and his
tcammate, HoIIocher. are fighting
for fifthsplace. while Roush, Chase
and l.. Magcc arc close contendcrs.
The leaders today are:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Philadelphia Takes Third Game.

St. Louis. July II. - Philadelphia
took the third game OF the series with
the Cardinals here this afternoon, )
TO =. The visitors piled up an early
lead, nickinG Sherdell and Johnson for
five tailies in the second, third and
fourth frames. Tuero pitched the re-
naming five innings and held the
phulies scoreless. Prendergast was eff
fectfve in all hut the eighth. when the
locals scored twice on two walks and
a single.
Score by innings. r. Fl. f.
Philadelphia. o2l zoo o0o-5 u ,
St. Louis ... 600 600 02o---2
Prendereast and Burns; Sherdeli,
Johnson, Tuero and Gonzales. Brock.
Jmpires. Moran and Rigler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
COBB DOES CosnfENDABfE
WORK AGAINST JOHNSON

Cobb connected with Walter
Johnson's speed yesterday In A.
commendable manner. making two
hits and a sacrifice i'm four trips
TO the plate, thereby adding three
points to his high average. Baker
and Pipp of New York suffered on
account OF CoveIeskie's effective-
ness. Babe Ruth Is now within
two percentage points of fifth
place again in the average The
five leaders:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
CUBS BEAT BOSTON
IN DOUBLE-HEADER
Tie Up SerieS--Cincinnati Reds
Nictors Over Supcrbas.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago 4. Boston 3 first gamel.
Chicago 3. Boston : tsecond game).
Cincinnati Z. Brooklyn g.
Pittsburgh 5. New York a.
st. Louis .. Philadelphia 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Tigers bat Mighty Walter.

Washington, July ll.--After the
Senators knocked Cunningham out Of
the box in the sixth and handed Wal
Ger johnson a six run lead, the Wash
Hngton hurler loafed a bit in the
seventh and Detroit gathered FIVE runs
off him He weakened in the ninth
and the Tigers hit him hard for three
runs. to win the game, 10 6
Score by innings: II. H. +,
Detroit -. 600 900 SOS IL 3
Washington =. 900 oo6 ooo--6 - !
Batteries; Cunningham, Kallio,
James and Stanage; johnson and
Picinich. I'm tres-Dineen and
Ealiin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
International L

international League Results.
At Toronto: Syracuse, .; Toronto, 0.
At Baltimore Newark postponed.
rain
Twilight game at Buffalo: Roch-
ester !. Buffalo D.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
INDIANS BLANK YANKS
AND REACH End PLACE
One Lone Run Wins Game-st. Louis
Browns Turned Back In First
Game BY the MnCkmen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results.

Boston, 1, Chicago, 0.
Cleveland. ]; New York, 0.
Philadelphia. s; st. Louis, 5,
Detroit. 8; Washington, s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12
Standing of the Clubs.

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-12

orfotk.

Io1Al .......s.... 80 . . - 10
xEatted for Holmes in the ninth
rRattcd for Napier in the ninth.
sBatted for Morris in the eighth,
Score by innings, r
Norfolk ...+,..,. N.,..-.s. WIZ wv Wv
Richmond .,,.,............, leo 100 eet---
summary; Two-base hits-k a n,
MooerS. Three-hase hit--M q e II
stolen base~-kai Sacrifice hits
johnson, Hefter. Sacrifice fiy-Deviin
Double play--MorgaA to Morris to
l!anshorn Hit by pitched oali--Katn
Earned runs-Richmond. .. Norfolk. 3
Left on bases--Rlchmond. Z; Norfolk
3 Base on haNs~-on Napier. j. off
Morgan. / struck out--By Napier )
by Morgan. i Passed ball-Hoimes
Time OF game--One hour and thirty
minutes Empire-Shaner.
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-YoItroute Summer 3 bat
Sdnierigfeiten einen permanenten
BoittrGeer 81, befommen. @or ettpa
einem Wonat erbielt bas 9oItamt bier
Ben 8eideio, DOB Geo. &idaroion
aus Canaan bonn Il. g. Boitoeparte'
mcnt oneeitellt iei oils SrGger bieier
&oute. SEER @oedli Der Bis oobin
Die goit gefabren batte auf bieier
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nieber. Serr Selir Mrnbmiller ipl,rs
&c Johann bea,1ftragt bieic &oute bis
5u &i6arbion's Gintreffen bier, 81
berieben. Iiharbion aber melbet,
Dab er bie Initellung ablebnt 10 MIR
Be Damn Woedli mieber al1fgeforoert
oils Srdger oer &ol,te ST oienen.
Moedli bat CUR allgemeinen 3ufrics
oenbeit feline g(rbcit getan, uno mer.
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frellcil ipen1 er bieie ipieber annintmt.
Omar lit Die &ollte 3 nit elmer ihoncit
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nin1nlt @agen ooer Illto 5iemlid
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a(s bic anberen uno lollte Die 9eiol-
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Sobn bon aboiebille, Sll. famen leb,
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gleid5eitig bel Ser golbenen Sod5eit.
feier ibrer gltern, ipeIde am Siens-
tag itattfanb, 5ltgegen ST. iein.
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febrte 9eitcrn bon einem 5DeiDodent.
liden 9eiud BEL gerwanoten in ct.
Bouts unb Sebalia, na6 Sauie 5lts
rid.
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Scrslidcn Cant.

Den iolgcnOcn l~rnierer Seicrn, Die
felt unlerem lcbten Serid)t iDr Ihpns
nenlent auf .oas Solfsblatt crnellers
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item Cant ab:
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S6ueB, 6rou Is. @otternanr, grnit
&ubfubs, Hu0olf 9aumgucrtncr Sr.,
Sobn 9rucnble, Suit. Sneffner unb
Garl @eber.
Sermaun, ". 1: 9lug. s. &oblfine,
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Serlnanm 81. 9: 8eter Sogel.
Serrnnrn, q. 8: Sp. Brandt, 2ouis
9oeiheI, u. 6. Shaumberg, Gbos.
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Sues uno Sol. 8ilbing.
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Heue Ibonncnten:
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TiritG Greet.

Charles Sinfe uno S0bne bon Sec.
&ittrif parer Iette ISOLDE BEL Sobn
9altr unb Snmilie auf Seiu6.
Sarolb, bas 8 Wonate alte SDbn.
den bon Sbeo. Setterer nno Strait
bon geoor Gitp ipurbe lebte @ode
bierber gebradt unO auf Der alten
Gbriit. Setterer Sorm besraben.
2pllis Habenau unb Geo. @altber
bon @asconaoe paren am Sonntag
bier altf @ciu6 bel Garl 9uid)meper.
SRI. gitber 8oeidel, Die i6on lan-
9ere 3eit in ct. Souis wcilt, fam am
Sonnerstng beim I'M BEL ben Sbren
einen lGngeren 8eiu6 gu MAIDEN.
Gilbert 8oei6el, @m. uno &obt.
8od paren leste ISOLDE beildspeiie
in ct. 2ouis.
Cine In5aGl iunger Seute perbra6.
ten I'M Sa,lie bon Srau 8. Soeidel
leBten Sonntag einiee angenebme
Stun0en.
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Snrdidant.

Ser Baron Yoanib lit al hro.
niid)cr @elbnot uro lieb fein Wit-
tel unpcriltdt, Inn bonn aonig
Srieorid) unterltiibt 5ll iper6cn.
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lette bin3lt: nSelbit meme Bferbe
bungern ulb i6leppen mid failm
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am anberen Worsen lasen meb.
rerc SGde Safer Dor ieiner Sir.
aber Der Baron Iieb iid baburd
nidt oblpeiien lnb idrieb:
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franf; nun feblt cs iogar ant no.
tighten, Inn Gbarons 9arfe Su be.
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CT bon Der %erfpdbnten 9ranfbeit az
bnlten babe, %antiportete ibm:
SD babc Sic biel 5li lieb, nm
Sbncn altd nur einen SboIiis at
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1T a 81. 2.

Sacob Illenlarn ltnO Sl,lius Gaa
nleper bon Serlnann iiro a~ngefanger
Die Naltlen Der @lieoer bes @egeniei
tigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boz
Orafc uno 9eelnort nelt auf5unebmer
unb ein5uidreiben.
Inorelp S6inoler, I9ent Der Sr'
ternationalen Sarpeiter 60, mar IN
unierer Ha6barl6oft unb %perfalftt
an Sacob 8raettli einen nelten 9inoer
uno an Sp. 9arner Elm neues g1tegp.
llngefGbr %ieoermann bon bier
mobnte Dem 9egrdbnis Der peritorbe,
men Sralt Sp. &oeller bel. Sen
Srauernben periidern mir oas berS,
lidite 9eileib unirer Ra6baridaft.
2olis 9eiermant miro naditen
Wtittmob Nnttion balter.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
ID, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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bel Der SamiIie Sacob araettIi. Sacob
Stoedlin ioipobl mie 5tpei ieiner Bril-
Ser ltcben auf ser Illsbebungsliite.
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g B 3.

Sp. SoIanOsDortb erlag am Ritt.
nod einen idperen 4nfaa bon Sun.
genent5iinoung. gr NOR 5pei @ofell
lang franf. Sen Srolternocn iprc.
den mir unier innigites 9eileio aus.
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G~aufleiite, iagt iins bob er bon Dem
9ereinieten Staaten 8ergtperf gii-
reau bebollmadtiet iuitrbe 2iaenien
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M6a!

aGufer: Sd elaltbe, Sic iagteu et-
mas bon elmer idonen Grslidt aus
ben &oroerienltern2 Sier Itro bod
MIR SGiiier 5u ieben.
SGuicrlnofler: SD iage Sbnei1, Ell
ne srobartiee ausiidtl Griben in
Dem Sars mobnt Die idOnite @ittpe,
bic sic lie geieben baben; tie iist int
nter am Senlterl
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SERGE.

9anicl Saib purbe bel elmer ST.
ploiion ieiner Carbide Si6tanlogc
ifmer5li6 p%erbrannt I'M 8eli6t mo
an ben SGlloen. SSn elmer gntfernltrtg
bon etrpa 25 SUB bon ieiner 8obn,tlg
bat Saio ieine 2i6tanlage. am Wtitt-
nod @bcno boriger ISOLDE ipollte
Serr Saio nod ieiner 2idtaltlage
iebn. Die nlitgebrahte 2aterne lette
er brnubcn oltf Die Seniterbanf uno
ifidtc ii6 Damn an Die Cir 81 oil
men. Gultnl aber mar Die Cir gc6fis
net oils cine fllr6tbure @rploiion lid
ereignete. @err Soio lpllroe al So
ocn ~genorfen, feline &leioer beinabe
bonn 2cibe gerilien, II Srniteri6eiben
ieiner &obnung 5ertrilmmerten. SaS
@ebduOe Der 2iGtanlage ielbit muir.
be anseinonoer geriiien. Die Or
i6iittcrung mar IN gang Berger be-
nlerfbar. Illber einigen idmer5Daf-
ten @ronomurben ont @eii6t uno al
sen S1l1ocn fam SoiD unberieDrt,
ipenn audi nit ni6t gerineem SGre.
den oapon. Die llria6e Der Grplo-
iion lit @cbeimnis Der @6tter. Nl1r
gut Dab Die Inlage ni6t in Dem 9aie-
ment Der id0nen @obnung bon Saio
algebradt mar.
Gin flcines Softerden lit int
Saul bon @uitape 2abcube unO @at-
tin eingcfebrt.
&. u. glumer bon ct. 2ouis mar
am Sonntag bier ltm ieinen franfen
Safer 5u beiu6en. 2etterer liegt
ibon i6on mebrere Monate franf
barnieDer.
Welpin SugeI mar in Sort &ilep,
Scans. uno i~tattete ieinem 8ru0er
0eorg, pel6er franf lit, einen 9eiud
ab.
@ebritoer 2abollbe beri6idten cine
G%arlaoltng Sdmeine lrno Sieb nod
ct. Souis ON Montaa.
Or. Sobn gngelbredt bon StonD
Sill ipar ant Samstag in Berger in
9eratlrng nit Or. @agner I'M Sale
bon 6. 9lltmer.
Sic Berger Iutomobile @eielliduft
bot einc nel,e Sictor Souring Gar er.
balten, tatiG6li9 ettpas idOnes.
Serr unb Sral, Sbeo. Seudel bon
9ellepille uno SRI. Sba gabe bon
ct. 2ouis iparen ant Sonntag bel
Mutter Iltg. 9abe auf 8eiud.
5ra,l SIut6 bot Die 8obnung bon
SRI. @lpina Sreeie wieber gemietet
uno lit lebte ISOLDE einge5ogen.
@m. 9rap bon st. 2oltis mar altf
9ei16 BEL leinem Sreltnoe Saniel
Saib.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Feb.
Ia, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
SEQ. 9aoe bon Camp Sunlton
Sans. peiIte bier allf flint Gage ur.
laub. gr febrte an Sienstag 5iriid.