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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
PUBLIC SALES.

ADMINIsTHATRtx'a SALE or REAL
FsTATE~-ny virtue of order Of the
Orphans Court, Will be exposed To sale At
public vendpe. on saturday. May 2h. 1913.
Wilmington, Delaware. the following de.
scr,bed real cstate. late OF DR. Miissrd
r. Torkran. decreased:
No I South Lincoln strect, 6ve rooms
and bath. IA r.. Q m. front. ~ feet deep.
assessed At $1,000.
No aouth Lincoln street, hyc rooms
and bath. - ~. In. front. ~ feet deep.
nssnaaed at 81, BOO.
No 8 South LINCOLN street, nye rooms
and bath. ~ ft. . In. front. ~ feet deep.
No South Lincoln street. i've rooms
and bath. II #. 9 In. front. ~ feet deep.
assessed at 81 100.
No ipui Tulip street. four rooms and
bath. II n. front. 80 ft. deep. assessed
NO ioos Tulip street. four rooms and
bath. IA n. front. 81 r.. deep. ss-ssed
No 1905 Tulip street. four rooms and
bath. Ia r.. front. b2 a.. deep. asseseeei
No. 1907 Tuup street. four rooms and
bath, - ~ front. b2 ~. deep. assessed
No 1000 Tulip street. four rooms and
bath "A II. front. 81 r.. deep, sssessefi
At 5000
For detailed description and terms Of
sale sec the large posted hand bills, or
snnsult th. records of the Orphans Court.
OF address the undersigned who will
attend the said sale.
THATHIy or MII.I.ARD y. CoRKHAE.
M u, DECEASED. WILLIAM
pHICKErT. ESQUIRE. HER ArTok
Attest Norman r. Crouch. CLERK . g.
Wilmington. Del. May s. 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
DEATHS.

CAsPERSON-At Philadelphia Pa on
May 20. 1918 Henry J. Casperson, aged
Al years.
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral services at the residence Of his
mother-iu-law. Mrs = Webb No. COS
noon. May *. at 2.3O clock 1nterment
al SlIVerbrook cemetery
RIGNEY- At Chester. Pa on May 2O
IaIs Dennis Rigney, formerly Of Vii
mngton
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral from his late residence APO
Rose street. Chester, Pa, on Thursday
morning al @ O'Clock High mass 81 -
Nichael's Church. lnterment at Chester,
Pa.
RUsBY-on May 20 1918, Edward
Funeral services al the residence OF his
parents. John 4 and Salhe Rusby Bren-
ford, Del on Thursday afternoon, MAY
23. at 2 O'Clock. Interment al Odd Fellows
cemetery, Smyrna
TAYIOR-At Newark Del on May p .
1918 William Taylor, aged "a years
Relatives and friends. also Cherokee Tribe
o L A Nj Fairfax Lodge, No >. o.
q F. Industry Lodge No. .. ali OF Viii
uiDgfon arc invited 10 attend the funeral
services at his late residence a. Newark
Del on Thursday evening. May ~. at \
O'Clock. Further services at First Presby-
terian Church Wilmington. Friday, at /
O'Clock interment at Riverview GENE.
cry.
YATES-In this city. on May %. 1918.
Harry A Yates. in his cath year
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence laos North Jackson street, on
Saturday morning, May IS. at II O'Clock
1ntermeDt private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
CERMANY'S WAR
FOOD PREPARATION
Wilmington Grocer Says lie HAD
Evidence Of II Fourteen
Years Ago.

Germany. in the opinion ot a proin'nont
Wilmington grocer, ten years prior To
the present war was quietly preparing
for il in the shape of boarding food IN n
most effective and peculiar inanne.
The grocer recalls that during that length
of time his house was offered large guam
titles nf concentrated foods oi many
kinds. NIL of which were manufactured
IN Germany. These foods comprised
chiefly the ordinary products ot the farm,
such as vegetables and those fruits that
were capable Of concentration and IN
definite preservation. Peas tomatoes,
beans, &c. were included, and they were
gotten into such condensed shape That
very small bits would mako large qIan-
tltics oi nutritious soup
At first small quantities of these Articles
were handled here as an experiment,
but they found snlc and were later hand
led IN larger quantities Since the war;
however, none have been offered
Tho prczImptinn - that from the out
set the manufacture of these articles
was promoted bv the German govern
mcnt. partlv as an experiment, but when
then success was proved Il Is believed
that tho bulk was stored away for the
present emergency and that II has con
trihutcd largely 60 the gtIstcnanec ot the
artny during the war How much was
stored M. how much has heen used or
what there Is left thcrc IS nn wnv ot know
ing here but this seems go partly explain
Germany 8 ability to bold ont so long
against the apparent food shortage IN
that country
Recently Il developed that ne long aR
iO wears apo German agents rame tn
Delaware and the nearby counties ot
PENNSYLVANIA and bought all the black
walnut they could get for gun stocks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Nav Tie In Oil Burning Craft

Washington. Nav - Prohibition Of
the use Of fuel oil for private yachts ion
the duration of the war Is under con
sideration by the fuel administration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
MARK ITALy'S WAR ENTRANCE.
Friday VIII be Observed Through This
Country and Alaska.

New York. Nav - .Italv-America'
day will he observed Friday IN more
than 500 communities throughout the
United States and Alaska. the dav heing
the third anniversary Of Italy s entrance
into the war. according to reports reach
ing local headquarters of tho Italy Ameri-
90 Society here todav
Paradns and mass meetings will be
features uf the ohservences IN the larger
cities especially those having large
population of Italian extraction In the
smaller communities the distribution of
houtonnicre tied with the Italian colors
red. white and green will evidence the
honoring of the dav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BEER GOES UNDER BAN.
Food Bill Rider Would End the
Manufacture of Alcoholic Drinks.

Washington. May 22.-Prohihitio ad-
vocates in the House yesterday Y won
the first skirmish in n fight To force fresl-
dent Wilson to exercise his war authority
to prohibit the manufacture of light wines
and beers, as well as whisky, the distilling
Of which ceased last September, under a
Presidential proclamation.
Sitting as Committee of the Whole,
the House adopted, 90 TO 5S, an amend
ment to the Food Production Bill. prohib-
iting the expenditure of any part OF the
Sfl 900 900 the measure carries until the
President issues proclamation prohibit
ing the Use Of foodstuils in the manufacture
of Intoxicating liquor of any form.
The amendment. offered by Represen-
tativc Randall of California, prohibitionist
will como to n record vote IN the House
before final passage Of the bill, and oppon-
onts hope to defeat it then.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
REVOLUTION SONS MEET.
Favor L. &. Remitting Loan ia France and
BANNING Papers in German.

Rochester, \ \ . Nav = Patnotism
was the KEYNOTE at the session of the
twentv-ninth annual congress Of tho
National Society Of the Sons of the Amcrl-
can Revolution
The delegates listened to an address by
Lieutenant Dewier7bickl. member Of the
French high commission, and then passed
a resolution calling on the United States
government TO remit payment OF tho
French loans made N connection with the
prosecution Of tho war
A resolution urging tha t tho government
suppress publication Of German news
papers was passed with one or two dis
aeutITc votes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate of tatharine n anvdpr
fEpntFt imra known tatharfnp "
9chniederl deceased Notice Is hereby efver,
that letters Of administration uuau tho
estate IF Catharine y Snyder tet,rurtirrps
known es Cathnrine q 9chnietieri late of
Wilmington hundred teCease were IuIv
granted unto Iaroh Snyder IN the
seventeenth day NJ Nav. ~ InlS aud
all uereona Indebted ~ the said sies,f.a eefI
are requested 80 make payment ~ the
administrator without DELAY and ali ter4
SONS having demands against the decreased
are required 10 exhibit nnd t,rosetit the
Same duly ptohated - the sad adfuinis
TRAITOR nn ~ tefpre the seventeenth day 80
May - 1910 or ahide by the law in
this behalf
IAGbH SNYDER
Administrator
AddresR Edward - took fsu Aftnr
ncy a. lsw Ford puildng Wilmington
Itpl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
PUBLIC SALE
of
SMALL. HOUSE 5
..otrsry eoffpT HoIrsr


COUNTY cot RT HOUSE.
on Monday June 4. 1918. at 10 O'Clock
~ at which tine attention end all infnr
nation will be given hy the owner of his
agent
Eour two story houses ais rooms and
lstb Nos 1919 1910. 1922 and 1924 Clay
mont street sise of lots II, r. ~ r each
Four fwo-a story houses. four rooms and
shed kitchen Nos uls. p2p, a22 and pa
Wright street size az lots, i3tz q -
n each
Four two-stpry houses, stX rooms snd
bath Nos 1901 1908 1908 and l0nf J in
coin street sige ~ lots. ~ Il 3S r. each
These houses arr all rented They viii ba
posit l4ely sold and on easy iarWs P1e
session lHna - fatS
~ ntIC sAI,F Furniture rugs house
hold goods Ac - he sold AZ Stidhsm 4
sons Auction store ~ Esst Fourth
street Friday Nav "a. 1919. o'clock .
m sharp 81 0nu <orth pf high grade fur
niture carpets rugs household goods
Everything will be sod AZ this ssis tn the
highrst bidder stidham Il son. Auc-
ttou-Frs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
STOCK MARKET FIRM:
PRICES ADVANCING
Railroad Shares Not Affected by
MCAdoo's Removal of Their
Executive Heads.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Wall Street. New York, May p
Shlpplngs were the only exceptions 10
the general strength shown ~ the opening
of todav's stock market Marine pr'ierr"d
losing ! points
Rails were not adversely affected bN
th, removal Of their executives. some
issues particularl, Reading, showing cs~
pcclAl strength
other striking features included hide
and leather preferred New YORK NJ
Rrakc. rumatra Tobacco, b"thlehem
steel BALDWIN Locomotives, Anaconda
Conner. and Industrial Ncohol at gains
Of / to , points Liberty bonds were
firm
OPERATIONS LOADER ny NOON
NooN Ou the broader operations
81 Tho second hour many noteworthy
additions were made ~ carly gains
These included Reading Sumatra ~,
hprr, United states Steel and al'iod
ID lu.trials aleo Central Leather, dis
,,Icrs. t,rncral AIotor- and the tcrtlilz"r
Cr,,tun al xtremr advances Of - =
pnlnt= Cotton ol, common and pr'.
Toured. ami Nmerlcan llnsced disp'aNod
pronounced strength
Metals and shlpprngs ais improved
hrt rails were sluggish
Liberty bond became irregular "n ne
reaction IN the / IS from ~ - tn ~ ~
rcpoatInc the recent low record ne
2i.s ranged from a~ M t. %. first Is
~ o. ID 5O2 and second Is at - - 7"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Soldiers and Sailors Entertained.

The Christian EndnavoT Society oi ~
Pnuls NJ u Church, Tonth and Jackson
streets. gave social last night for the
soldiers and sailors now stationed IN this
cItv A pleasant program of music by the
Sunday school orchestra, piano solo
IN Mise Ruth Wvors. a recitation hy Miss
rllqa NcNo,. q solo bv Mrs Eleanor 9
krmcrv. aud rcoitation hy John Doll
furnished tho iermal entnrtalnment and
gave a general satisfaction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Nnman Still Missing

\.tl,rg has hcru heard ~ seen ~
>Irs Iosgnb Ilavnes. agcI 81 wears ot
n,,.r cbcIlr.t Uho disappeared with her
7-vccks-old hahv Yesterday morning alter
tollnp hcr l2-ycar-old daughter she Was
~ k,H herself The police have
hccu irving tn loratc the woman hu' have
boon unsuccessful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned administrator Of Thomas
start deceaaed will sell at public sale
at the late business stand Of the deceased,
IN the town Of ola rtuu Rentnn hundred.
nd state of Delaware on Saturday. May
2s, 1913. at ? o'clock y m, the following
personal property. to wit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS

FUNERAL DESIGNS. ~ uu. Dnr lCrs~
ttpn and low expenses snye you money.
New York Floral Market. 7p4 Mar
Lnt street.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16

Der Dltlt6 bon Re3b in bic Narue
flieBt, ettpas Dor ben 9euti6eu 5urud :
ipi6en, ober ibre Stellllnser Dlrh Gez
genangrifie nieoer berlteuten.
Sci bcn q ertfaner an
Der Dlarne. IA. Suli (Sounta9. -
S. CAB geltcisertes Nrtillericieuer. be-
lonoers aus lpeittragenoer @el6iiben,
an Der auterifaniiden Sront entlaug
Der Wlarne ndbreno Der san3eu glabt
gum Sonntag. IS gab feine Snfantez
rietdmpie. Sas 8etter lit uad nie bor
betpolft uno unbeltanbig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16
pur Der Gbamber pf Gomz

,sulprad,e pur Der Chamber pf Cont
imerce CUR Seier Ses Sultiactuses:
~Gs lit ser tieiite Sdmer5 meines
2ebens, ba6 es mir iebt uiht 9eltattet
lit, Sic Uniform Der Ser. Stdaten 81
traaeu. @s lit Die bDhlte gbre, bie
einem omeritaniihen giirger 5utbeil
iperDen tam l1nb ib ,piinibe aus benz
.G,ruubc meiues Ser5ens, bab tb bn5,
lpas BON meiuem 2ebeuuDd iibrig TT.
in Ser sIrmce perbringcu t0uute.
vSScbcr 1,dnulid)e &erpanbte metz
.ner Tamilie, burlnter ein Sunge ppn
lis, Ser mcin gu9upfel lit, ltebt ieet
im 9ienlt bes 2anbes. @iner bon III
men (gapt. 3urrp &5enrp) lie9t
iebt uuter bem tilblen yaieu Srantz
reid,s. CT aab icin 2eben biu, tpie Die
8esentrupieu fallen, I'M Die Slumen
bes SSriibli,,gs in ienem 2aaOe aus Der
Grbe su lpden.
Gen. Glnunius Iaste, ct babe audi
im Observation-Disclosures @ries feline
Oien1te bem @o,lbernellr bon Soma
|auseboteu, abet bieier babe selust:
.Sie 1inb su alt ais Gemciner, uno
gle tpi1len ui6t genus. INT Sffiaier 5l'
ieiu."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16
ltuire 0elamlnltperlmitc.

&a 6in9 IN, ID. ruli. - Sic
gerlu1te im ameritanildcn Seer unb
Narineforps in europa buben lib in
Der bergan9enen 8o6e I'M CAT eez
itei9ert, gegeniiber 703 in Ser 8o6e
porber, unn betra9en iebt 1888
0Sann. einiblieBlid ber@eeresliite bonn
Sonntaa, lpeldbe y glamen entbdlt,
uno Ser elite oes Marinetorps. oie 81
9iamen entbdlt. Sic GeianmtzS zSobes=
idlle, einldlieBlid 291 Manu, bie auf
Gee umgefommen iinb, einlhlieBli6
Der I'M 8umpf @et0oteten, Der ben
Wunben grlegenen, Ser an &rantbei=
ten unb aus anoeren llriahen @eitorz
benen, betra9t 4,673, uno 5lpar Seer
400. Marineforps 573. Sic 3abl
Ser @ernllnreten betrd9t 6.476. Seer
5,431. Wnriuefnrps 1,045. Sic 3abl
Ser GermiBtcn, einldlieblid Ser &C.
fangenen, betrd9t 5S4, Seer SO.
Marinefprps 65.
@pn Sen Gerluiten Ser lebten @o6e
tommen 4S1 auf bas Seer unb 166
auf bas Marinctorps. Sic 3abl Ser
aus anbereu llrla6en 8eliorbeneu be-
trdgt 259, Sic ser GernunOeteu 307,
bie Ser @erlnibten unb @efan9enen 81.
g I a M m t G I I II lte M $ ee y.
Sic @elammtperluie bcs Geeres
beliefeu lid. pic am Sonnta9 III
8aibin9ton angetiinoist ipltroe. fol-
genoermuben:
Sn, aampi set6otet (einidliebli6
291 anf See) 1866.
s(n @unben geltorben 500.
sln &ranfbeiten geltor6eE 1888.
9urd llnfdlle l,nb aus lonlti9enllrz
laden 9cltorben 5O7.
SIN &f bertplnbet 5.431.
Sm &f permiRt (@efan9ene
einaeidlollcn) $40.
Snsgclanmt bis 6elte 10.O5O.
g c { a IN II, y / | II 1te i'm Df a =
rinefprps.
SIZE @eiammtperluite bes Wmrinez
fnrps belaufen 1id. ipie fol9t:
Get0btct 573.
&eripunbet 1,045.
cm pdnoeu be5 Seiu0es 2.
@ern,iBt SO.
Snsgc1anmt bis beute 1858.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16

rcitenbes @eld,iiBfeuer, aber Sic Nm
5eichen zines tomnenben Gngrlifs er@
fenuenh. be9aunen Sic Sran5olen ibre
@egenporbcreitllngeu eluc Stunoe
friiber. Sizes ging Dem SeinO lturf MI
Ser Sen Strih.
Mui ser Noroieite Ser Marue butten
Sic Seutldcr in ben SSdIbern lno
Gdludten &untonz llno @ittcrlperfz
briideu fir sic lleberlhreitung Der
Wtarne unlan1neln fDnnen. slls lie on=
nit gu Dem Slug tamen, fanoen lie III
re 5eitlueili9en llebersongsitellen unz
ter eiuem 8reu5ieuer, uno ibre Be-
n,iibungen miiiien ibneu bic ihlperltsu
@erl,lte gefuitet baben.
'gMepiele neutide 0ibiiipnen III Die
Shlad,t gslporien lpurbeu, lit nod>
uiht bctunut, aber cs lit augenlde1n@
lid, ouB sic Seuti den 9feierren in sroz
Ser 3abl btrangebradt lpuroen.
Sic MnSeihen iprehen ralilr. bnB
Ser Suuptitob oes Seinoes bel ebnteau
sbierrp eriulst, uber sic Gntpidlln9
Der Shla6t bduet, mie in,lner, bon
Sem Ma6 oes Grfolses on irsenoeine1u
Sbeil Ser 2inie ab.
Sic al(iiricn Stdbe fiiblcn lth lttsr.
ouB lie ibre Sinie halteu tGnnen. @enn
sic 9eutldcu allh ltellenmene lperoen
pprbriusen tOnueu. 70 lpiro ibr Sorlto%
Ben bpcb sllnl Salt gebrutt lperoe1l,
lobalD ibre Mblibteu tlar lpcroer.
Associated Press
Naris, is. Suit - Ser amtli@
de Abenbbcriht iiber Die beltisen per@
slpeiielten admpie sibt Den amerttanlz
iden Sruppeu Sreoit fir oas 3uriife
rerien Der Seutideu. oie Die Otarne
luotpel ltli9 ton 6oiiop iiberl6ritteu
butten.
Ssu oen lauseu abldaitt 5lpilden
9ormuus uuo 8beiu1s fanaeu Die
frauaoiilh itulieuilhen Sruppen Die
St6be ocs Seinbes nit Sdpferte1t auf.
Seitlih BON 8heilus trof Ser sln@
eriif oes Seinbes ullf el1e "unuberz
ninolihe Gertbeibigung."
{ Associated Press
9erlin (iiber 2ouoon) Is. Suit.
- Gin amtlider 9erid1t. - SiiSpeltz
lid5 unb 5itlid, BON HbeiEis ordngen
mir in SbeiIe ser fransDiiiten 5tels
lungen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16
Nu8 6eu1 @taate.
9ic &inbcrlGbmc lit 9ubuque.

9ubuque, Is. Suli. - SIZE bier
berrldeube &irberldbme Tat tpieDer
elm nel1es Spfer seforocrt. Ser SOB
Der 2 8p1cu alien Sobter bon s. W.
.@obiparo, 6erausseber Des Subuque
s3eralo bringt tic 3nbl Der
Gubten jett auf 8. suberbem lil1o lett
sSan,stagnadmitta9 8 neue Sdlle gez
In1elbet ipprben, ipoourh bie 3abl Der
i@eiammtiduc jcbt auf 81 seitiescn tit.
! Spgutlpie aue bon Ser Sdbnte 9etm@
IgeIuhten fins ainoer I'M silter bon I
bis 10 Sabrcn. Sic arantleit bat lib
|ourdaus nidt auf oie Samilien Der
Mrmen beldrdrft, Ionbern alld 81uz
Der Ser beltgeitellten giirscr bon SUI
buque iino Spfcr Ser unbein1libea
E&rauf6eit saiporDen.
Su,uaer nebmcn at ber angenblttltd)en
Gd,ladt tbeil.
Sc 8 81 nee, 15.S1li.-Soipu
er sclbatcu >cs olten t6s. Snf. @8eg.
fdmpfen eeacn sic nellte Sffeniibe Ser
9eutlden nit. $eutise Serei6eu aus
gSalbiugtpn Iasen. SaB bas I. Irmee=
torps Sic linte Sldnte Der sllliirten 9e=
gen sic beutIhe Sfienlipe bdlt. llnS
am Gun,stog bieb es, ouB sic 3e9en@
bosenoipiliuu ein She'll bes 1. Irmee@
|iorps lei.
Scnator Gmn,mittS iast -
9es @oines, is. Suli. = Sez
nator U. 9. Gun,u1tns laste in etner
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-07-16
NuB ben s}nlanoe.
Der &erfauf beutidldnbiiden Gigen
t6Mms.
Associated Press

Jf ~ D0rt, 10. oSlll1. - ". WGlt>
fdeu Yalmer, Der Gertpalter ieinOli6en
GigentGums, lna6te beute Ibeno bic
8ilol1ng elmer Observation-Disclosures
befannt, burG Die 140 bon Ser Hesiez
rung iibernpmmene beutlGe Sirmen
i'm 8ertbc bon ae9en $25O,Q00,O0O
perfnlft tuerben loaen. $oierbon iinb
40 @eielllbaften nit einem aapita(
bon iiber 100 0Hllionen lebt fir Sen
Werfauf 9eprbnet, lpdbrenS oie iibrieeu
100 uno alc anoern Sirmcn, Die nod
lpdter il6ernonlulell iperben mDaen,
lobalb perfnift iperben iollen lpie sic
nclc Sreanilation tie fiir sic 9luftiou
IN SrDnln9 brtngen fam.
Solepb s. @uficp in Eitsburgb,
ErdI. Ser 96atural 8os NIpciution Of
s(merica lnb friiber Nlitslieb bes Yez
troleumfomitcc5 bonn Natipnnlen Ser
tbeiOigungsrntb, lit gum Gcrfoufslei<
ter Ser @unoes isforporution
ernannt morben unb ipirb Den @ertaui
Der beuti9sn &orporationen leiten
1liegertpb.
{ Associated Press
@uffa I 0, g. g., IS. Suli. -
8. q. !Sale aus G1incp, ST.. eiuSliez
ger, tpuroc beute 9et0btet; ais ieiu
Slus5eug aui Dem GurtiB ziSluefelO OBJ
itiir5te. 9omer g. Sbarp, 3albiugton,
8. g.. lpurOe i6per ber!set.
8aiebaa rul,probuftip
80 It on, IA. Suli. = Sic Grtsz
Nusbebun9sbrbDrbe in Brighton,
0%all., bat an Gonntag I'M SrobefaI
bon Sobn Farf 9enrp, "Gat6er" be5
Bottom Seam Ser Natipnal Ieaeue, gez
gen Die ~slr6eite ODER fdmpie" z@erfiiz
.gllng entl6ieben, oub8nieGau cine unz
proOuftiDe 9eIddftiglng lei.
Sic 8ebDrbe entldieb, OaB Ser 8ez
9iltrant III icinem sliiibabit Sic oDbe
Der grleidtcrlug bon Ser &ricgsipan=
nllns, aueldc bas spiel setpdbrt, iiberz
ldaet babe. ioluie oab Sic finanaielle
8eibilfe. bes @alebau Spiels gum
@rieg n1aterieq nidt erDber lei als sic
freiipillisen Spfer, ipelde ~piele Ofilz
lioueu 8iir9cr" brinaeu.
1900 v9riideberser."
Gbicago, IA. SSuli. = 1000 Big
1900 Ndnner i'm slu5Iebungsalter
tperen auf @runo Ser piertdgigen
Saso auf 9riideberser, lpeld)e in Gbi<
cago, ST., ont Suuntag sl6euD 5llm
gblbllB tam, 5ipau9sipeilc in bas Noz
tionalbeer ei19eltellt iperOsn. SSn bie<
len 4 Sagen linb nabe5u 10000 Ser
luncn bcrgaftet lno pcrbDrt 1porben.
Nabe5u 600 8eluder pon allberbalb
Ser StaOt rerben auf bcm ltdOtiideu
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lire Negii!rirfarten boben i6iden
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Sui an, SOB Der Treis fir sonntassz
3eituneen in 3l1funft 10 Gent betraz
gen ipirb. Gielc YreiserbDbnitg. 10
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sic Gr1Dbung bes Yreilcs fir 0rufpaz
pier notbtpenoi9 9en,adt moroen, ipels
der ti!r3lid bon ser s<6auoelsz
fommillion in @albinstpn felt9eIebt
ipllrbe. 8isber toiteten Sonntugs5eiz
tungen 7 Gent Sic 9'llnuer.
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