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THREE

the Delaware-can drive 100000 to 275.00O rivets a week each. A half dozen smaller steel shipyards will drive from 50,o0e to 150,0o0 each seven days.
 Riveting, despite all r>S inventions devised to speed it up. remat,ss hand work and slow work. A riveting gang consists of two men and two boys the riveter. his "holder-on," the passer- boy and the heater boy. The gang drives from 800 to 375 rivets in the course of a 10-hour day and is tired at the end of it. But when you know that 1t takes four men all of work ine day to drive an average of a ht- tie less than $50 rivets, you can begin to see the full size of the labor prob lem of driving at least 650,0Oo rivets a week necessary to turn out lO'ooo ton ship at the end of that length of time. In other words, you need s2ao men for the riveting gangs alone.
 Look at the matter from another angle. Ten ships week-the tremen- dous programme for 1918 to which we stand committed-means 6,50O,Oeo riv cts a week. And the rivet capacity or our five greatest yards-with to- tai working force of 50,000 men at the end of 1917-was but 1,S5o,ooO rivets week. And riveting represents only about 20 per cent in the constructlon of a ship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
Making Our Soldiers Happy

Roy Mason in LeSl1eS.
 When somewhere near million
 young men for the army and navy
 of the United States were suddenly
 called away from home and separated
 from all their home ties. Secretary of
 War Baker and Secretary of the Navy
 Daniels saw that something must be done for them besides giving them mil itary training. The young American man is not an automaton. He is sen- sitive to his environment. The war and navy departments were too busy giving each of these in experienced young officers and men military in struction to complicate their task by taking care of his leisure time ac tivities. Therefore they each appoint ed a civilian commission on training Icamp activities and made Raymond B. Fosdick chairman of both.
 This joint commission took meas ures to provide the soldiers with wholesome occupations and healthy diversions inside and outside the camps when they weren't busy learn | ing to be good soldiers. The points of greatest danger to the morale and health of the soldier on leave are the l communities just outside the great l training camps The question was how l the noncombatant population was go- ling to treat the soldier and what the
 attitude of the soldier was going to
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be toward the civilian. All this is not a matter of dinners-there is plenty of good "chow'' in camp-but a mat ter of friendliness. It is important that our enlisted man should go into the trenches full of the conviction that
 he people at home, the people he is fighting for, the people who sent him lover there,' are whole-heartedly be- hind him.
 There are 175 communities within easy reach of the soldiers on leave from our ninety-odd training camps posts and cantonments. The popuIa- tion of more than 90 per cent of these range from one-fifth to one-tenth of those of the adjacent camps. All the work to be done in these communities to make them wholesome and healthy resorts for the soldiers on leave has been assigned by the Fos3ick commits sions to the war camp community service. The programme planned by this service will cost $3 each year for every enlisted man. Four million dollars are being raised in 5000 com munities throughout the United States to carry out its plans.
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union Friday afternoon in the Wood- lawn public library. Miss Thompson ad- dressed the union, and plans were made for the new years work.
 Mrs. Charles Donahoo announces a meeting of the Francis Willard union, at the home of Mrs. William Coates, next Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The L. T. L. met at the home of Mrs. Harry l.. Bumstead Wednesday evening and elected officers for the year. the following were named to lead the work: Mrs. LeNoir. leader; Miss Willie Mae Mumstead, president; Edward Ja- Sange, vice prisident; secretary, Neil Collins; treasurer, Eveline Crow. The Loyal Temperance legion was organ ized by Mrs. LeNoir to train and in- terest children in temperance work, and since it's organization has been doing excellent work.
 Mrs. William Coats has returned from Jacksonville, Fla, where she spent some weeks with her daughter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
CHRISTMAS TREES
CELEBRITIES ENJOY CHR1STMA'

She is not American. of course, put still who can fail to adore the youth
 ful spirit of that marvellous woman,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
MATINEE IDOL AT HOME

And another "Christmas party I
 visited was at Mir and Mrs. William
 Faversham's charming town house
 where ideal conditions brought the real
 spirit of the season home to every
 heart. It is not everyone who is priv
 ileged to see William Faversham The
 "preux chevalier' of the stage, within
 the glow of his own firelight, and be-
 lieve me he fills no role more gra-
 ciously than that of host. Mrs. Faver- sham, who as Julie Opp has as many admirers in England as she has in
 America, is a very perfect partner to her husband. On Christmas day she received just few privileged friends in the afternoon, MT. Faversham being, as she laughingly and proudly said, "tne only actor and manager in New York who refused to have matinee" And so the day was devoted to home , and friends, and the two young sons l of the famous actor and actress felt that i. was indeed their own. It was 1 charming to be one of this home circle, and to sit around the pleasant cosy | tea table, with it's decorations of holly l and it's gay little touches of cheery 1 and seasonable color. We talked of the l war, of course. and of the brave men we knoy who are all fighting lover l there," bus the storm and the stress ] seemed very distant to me as I sat in 1 the glow and warmth of it all and it
 was only the sight of letters from
 England with the censors label strong
 and clear upon them, that brought my
 mind swiftly back to those lands
 across the waste of waters where Christmas cheer is mingled with the
 awful sounds of warning hosts and i where devastation and desolation show | the pathway of "the king of battles"
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Riyets in Shin Ruilding

Edward Hungerford in Harper's Mag
 azine.
 The largest single item in the labor of fabrieating a steel ship Is in the riveting of her hull; therefore the driv- ing of rivets is taken as a standard of size and of progress by most of the shipbuilders. To build a 100000 ton ship week means the driving of about 650.000 rivets in that time. The Union shipyards of San Francisco, as at present equipped and freed from labor troubles. can drive about S00,- 900 rivets, although in a record week it drove 1000 rivets; the four next largest yards in America-at Fore River, Mass, at Newport News Va, at Camden and at Philadelphia upon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
Treasure Troye
the Galveston News.

From the Galveston News.
 For some reason the Sunday school class had become interested in Methuse- lah. At their urgent request the teacher related all the authentic information re- corded in the Bible about that amazing man, also various anecdotes gleaned from less reliable sources. In conclusion she said:
 Now. is that all? Are there any further questions you would like to ask about Methuselah?"
 ''Id like to know" said the most 'n- terested youngster of the lot. where all his birthday presents are buried"
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Qualified

From the London opinion.
 Sergeant (after investigation as DO narentage. etc c.)--Mon. ye seem to hae no qualifications for entrance mo S seo.. tish regiment--think noo. thinh' nae " nae property in Scotlandg
 Recruit (hopefully)-Well, yes | nave nair of trousers at the Perth oys works.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-06
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
 CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
By LADY MARY

Sarah Bernhardt? She had her own Christmas tree, full of lights and llttle presents, and she asked numoer O. friends to enjoy it with her on christ mas eve. She is a child in spirit stli, and the joyous delight she took Tn ner tree voices the new spirit Of France' just as surely as it tells or the great strength and power of America anu the two now stand hand in hand.
 Another child who reJolced Tn tree this Christmas is Lady Chetwyno' whose years in her adopted Ehs hsllsh home have not destroyed her love for her own country. She had a huge and wonderful tree full of lights and toys and gifts. each one of which she placed mon the tree herself with loving care. Then she asked party of children, younger than herself in years, but no younger in actual spirit, to come and play with her" and every child had a gift, and games were played and songs were sung and it was just the most "reaP' Christmas party that ever of rosy pink. gave quite the fairy was given. The hostess, clad in gown land" touch to the gathering, and she danced about the tree with her little guests and was quite the soul of the merry gathering. As I looked from the lighted colorful tree in the big, bright room out of the window past which the Hudson river winds It's stately course I saw the gaunt gray shapes of battleships swinging to the tide. But even they had caught ths Christmas spirit, and on one of them in particular the sparkle of gay little little lights of red and blue and white showed the outline of a tree, round which the sailor boys were passing.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
Mit fnapper NDtb
Gntsiueeu seitern slntpmo6il. Sm'
iaiisH einem id,persu gerbdnsnis.

sSnfoigs llHtIbldusns ibres &utos
mobils entsingen geitsrn Der Nutler
q. aeiter 6a5dro unb isius Gitern.
6srr unb fsrau 6. q. 511uro. an Gls
beron Qpenus. nahs Ballet Jtndo, nur
nit tnapper gotb bem 9oos. glur in
fofas bes umitanbes, oab bic Wdfdis
ne, upter relder alle brei ldcen iait
unbefHdoiat blieb, samen bic SrloiIen
nit benz 2sben baDon. gflg o1s 2tutos
mo6iI in itbneIer 1a6rt bic glberoH
Mpenue entlana fuhr, mar Der Center
ae,puuaen, iih ieitIih Su tpenoen, nm
sinem StraBsubabnpaaen aussutpeis
den. 9dbei itiss bic Mdi6tne nit iols
der 6efti1feit 1eqen etne Sd,neefpe6e,
oab fie -ii9 D5Iig ore6te uno Oc1n
umfflug. 2eiier 5d5drb erlitt enc
@erlebun1 betber geine uHb isiH 8as
ter eine Iclte am appfe. 9lls Die s5uz
fafYm aus ihrer urptmiitblihsr 2a7s
befreit tpurben, ergub es ii6, baB 5rau
6asarb unrerlett ge6listen mar. Die
6dsarbs pObnsu dniRdpib Run uno
@nberfon sSsrrp Rodb, price 9ia.
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gterblidbfeitsberid)t.

syrtb. eirhen6erger, SO, 2509 SaI.
fean Strabe; arebs.
gborles Rsclp, 70. 1922 Rsabine
Rcdo; Rierenleioen.
@errniia S9mitt, SO, 232 Rortbs
eru 4penue; guHgeHlsiben-
George 8roaotDeG, "a, 1901 Gem
troI apenne; gloerHDtrtaItuns.
2esIis WsOrrifcn. q, GIeues; sus
berfirIpfs.
Gdrab ". Gcrbep, SO, $50 Murtin
Strnbe; SufirObreurnt5iinbung.
Draus 81. Stepbon, So. St. iJrans
sisfuss 6oipitaI;. NbsrnnerfoItnnq.
George G. pace. 20, 2456 Gilbert
MptHiie; Qebertrebs.
aouife Relicu. n, 1922 9ffblanb
Mpeutie; quftrOHrerent3iiubune.
@uiiab Mubersbah, So. GaIifors
Iin: Qlitersidpihe.
Mcmillan G'le, 20. Wt. CT. Dlarps
Seminnr; guftr5brsneutsiinbung.
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Ni6t feftgeitent
Gur6e beim sSnaneit Der llrheber bes
SoSes bes ltbrmaders VII.
&einbart.

sSn bsm am Ireitag Don Coroner
Bauer abasbaltenen Snqueff iibsr ben
COB bes So Sabre dlten l1brmdhers
4lopfius Reinhart bon SO. 3072 sSefs
ferfon 4penre,- ipelHer du Saritdg
"a Stunben nddoem er feineH
ar6eitsplaB perlafen butte. nabe 9lue
9ffb tobt i'm G6nee aufdefurben ipurs
be. tonnts niht ieitaeTteGt tpsrber, toer
fir ben Sob bes Wlanries perdnttports
lih III. Der Neger George Coleman.
bon go. 231 George Strdbe, befir1oet
Iid allerbings in 6aft, ba er aH1eflagt
III, Reinbart am Sdge supor i'm @srs
laufs sines Streites I'm Sutpeiierges
ffdfte bon ginaamdn e 90. on o.
uno 0ine StraRe einen Sflog perz
febi gu ba5eH. gus ben 3euoenuuss
fd1eH ptng iebon berOor, bdb Reias
bart pdbrenb bes Qdnaen Sages g'drz
beitet hd6s unb, nnfjbern er 0bsros
e'nsn 2onbbabns@o bei 3erru
slitu oerfieb, nod cine Wteile su 5ub
ipeiter gelanaen lei. Or. 8. So. Goe.
ipelher bic poitmortsmsl slluteriudunl
bprusnontmsn bate. feGte fet. bnB
Reinb1rt ar elmer Gehirn6lutun1 Jes
littsn bate lnb baB Iein 5uls aebros
d,eu trar. Gr bilt es fir froqlih. Of
sr ben gdraen 3an orssiten uro
9r6snos nod 70 melt hitte ac6en fSns
nen, nenn ibm bic 8trleBunaeu al
feinem arbeitspIabe beige6radt !pOrs
bert fpGren.
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Gbe. GrianbniBi

}Walter 8. Gebenbanner, %, gbepiot.
Giinpr @. JObnion, is, besgl.
jaBinie Mebbins, %, 259 Soieu gD.
gbud M. alopb, is. 257 bessl.
jMfbrt Green, SO, S0s glarf Ctr.
lpearI 5utieu, 80. S0s 5optins ctr.
jgbnrIea u. aunteI, n, RaDeuua, ,ap.
gerniee 80. 9entel. 70, 3469 Craig
glDeHiie.
! jJofe 3D. gareia, SO, Rem gcrt
tGsrtruoe o. aesfbun, %. 2os Weft
IA. Str.
J2eo. O. 9ormsIins. %, 1014 acis.
mont Ctr.
lelgnes ID. arpser, 10, 111s guSb
SirnBe.
George Wab. "a, 11O1 On 8. Str.
tWsa1 MunbeIL Is. $50 Rartin Ctr.
I5ad IN 5ifbr. 81. montsonlerp,
I aIdbuma.
lGIord G9lOs, %, 1850 gaSood Eb.
jDininm Z. TetGorIanb. 48, 2o3
I Snabo glbe.
l5attie Gbomas, 45, besgf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
Sibeles @efGnsuis.

Das ar6eItsbmt5 iii 5ur 3eit EN-
fiOeles Neiangnis, 0rnn tros 0eS
9tameus Der glnifat miro bort ni1t
geatbenet. Den ,SHiailen miro ni6t
geitattet, iir Die Broulpea &ruib "
4ire Gooo$ SO. 81 arbeitan, 10 longe
Der StaOtratb ocn Bnatpertrog nit
Der 6irma nidt gittgebeiBen bnt. ,Sn
oieieHI Sinnc bat Sta0tomDalt 3ie.
lonfa Dem oSteuer5nbler" ,yobn Z.
@ruutemeper gcid)riebcn. 0aiien 9ll-
ligen, iponady Die 8HritenIobrif ge.
rid)tlid) ge5tDliitgeH rDer0eu ioa, i6re
YsaidGrerie aus oen @crfit0ttcn 5u
ertfernen, abcr nbidlldgig bcifjie6cn.
Gos StaOtrotbs Gournittce, mal.
DIES iih nit Ger Gerpatynnesoroi.
rnn8 beifnftqt, bot hc1te @ormittaa
eine offcntfide gSerhnn6fun9 anbe.
raurtt, I'M 6ns pro mo contra in
Der SafDe 81 pernebnlen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-02
S@tueiueHeiiBsfnfer Gaq
gNirb heute BON ben Gineinnatiern
bepbadfet peroeu.

6n uebereiIIitintniing mil Der neat
lItben Yroflunntiun oes Brdiioenten
g@ilion miro Cincinnati berte ber
critpn ShneinefleiIh.loien Gag be
obahter Der Grefutiu- Sefretar oe5
GtHeinnatier ariegsratbes, Serbert
q Sod, batte geitern i'm Ramen 6e5
Cnlintp 9enbrungsutittel Stontrol.
lcurs 9Iume crfldrt, SaB Der @eiebl
thrift ourdgefiibrt rperoen ipiiroe; Der
gemiB BON Spef, Sdjiufcn, Set un6
ionitigen Sdjrpeinefleiib 8roouften,
iofpcbl iriide als gerauterte, ein.
idllicBlib ssrnnfiilrter uuo arlbere
g2itrite, lei oesbal6 per6oten.
Ssn @ureau Der Goiintp- gtabrtngs
mittel- decentralization nurbe geiteru
erflart, oaB Der GrlnB Der &unoes,
beboroe, oern5ufolge beim Ieriaiif
bon @ei5ennlebl ein gleidj grubes
Guontnm BON Slibititllten nit per.
fouit tueroen nriiiie, nod in 8trfIant'
felt iei, obgleit Der itaatIite Aab-
riingsmittel sIoutirriitrotor @rorton
crfldrte, oaB cine @obiii5irttrg Der
Gorid,rift geituttet iperoen moae uno
l,abrnnasnrittfl .aontroneur giilme
poraeiflupeu bate, Die Sitbftihlte
auf 25 9ro3er1t Ses @ei3etrtcbi.
Gnannuns 3il beihrdrtfen, Cine gtad).
rid,t betreffs einer @epoiii5iruHs oes
GrlaIIes lit bier nod nitt eingetrof,
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4ebnrten.

Sofef uno Wtarie arimmer, Ulabiz
fonpille; Rnabe.
Petr unb 4nua Sarplieff, 1919
Ylrpuibenee Strdbe; &nabe.
4nton unb Wlarie Rorgentbal.
3254 girginia place; Guabe.
Riadrb unO Clara 5srguipH, 1903
Face Strabe; Wlap4en.
Charles un0 Wldrp WoobleD, 249
9onobue Strdbe; &na6e.
Wartiu uuo 9lIite Geggon, 2544
Dine Strabe; 3ndbe.
Sobn uno Wamie Sammnn, 1923
8dnt Strdbe; &nube.
Wiaiop unb emma 9olf, 4440
9mmon 95cnlle; &ndbe.
Sermnu unb Warp Gamer, 516
Clinton Strnbe; an16..
@eoroe uuo Carrie Drummer, 1916
Ioiu Strabe; &nabe.
Sdmes uno Minnie RObinfou, 1897
Qincoln 5troFe: IPGbfen.
guuens unb Glaubie Gain. 936
ghurfiI SiraPe: anabe.
Waltrr uub IlirHie MeiilIsr, AZ
Susrdens StrdFe. 9nube
Gpereit uuo Bertha MilIer.. 134
grrcbipnn: arabe.
GhcrIes uno Srnuces Rileb. 231
6pFsr 9lp'nue: 2tuilIinos -aruheu
@irIiom 9onis unb 9ru1uite @nn
Sas.n, 26 Sft 2ibsrtp Str.; ann6e
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Sdifers pSaitd)rr" in Dresden.
(Gine rtemietli9e" parobie.)

.!gBer ipogts ppn ben Scrr'n, bic ON
llfer iein,
s5r be Glbe &c oau1-n 5ur St4no9
4e gOIDener Rng fiel mer etsu
bineIn,
YerI4lungcu i9pn pat i1n Der selbI
Uluno;
Ner ibu tpieber mir bringt, osm ipf
i9 gum &obne
Ie G:5GAeu 9ier in Der ,9aDrii9eu
&rone".
60 idbri4t Sic d Ssrr an benz gro.
Ben Bret,
Sas ragt in be @lbe bindus,
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So9 d ieoer firhtet Der Slutben Se.
brdus.
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ipeeB &uebb4en
DIR Derbienen iicb min 10 4 banrt,
f6es Te6b6en9"
8p9 ailes na6 ipie Dor blsibt Itumn,
gtur q 9abemesiier berportritt fed,
(Gr NOR Sic Der bort Bel Gdrne
run)
SHnsa tpirft er ii 8ubberbsmmden
meg,
llno ale Babe y oonnenten
Dem ttbneu Sin9lin9 bas Geb6Gen
gennten
llno es iuolIet uno iiebat uno bruuisi
unb siI9t,
0uu a Soinpfihiff fubr eben porbei.
gts gum SAsrurgbrct i16ribet Der
selbe gtInt,
llno nlan9er ruff GneitIi6: .gt. ei,
ci, Ell;
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niiat gsefes",
llno ibbringt in bic Slutben, osrr
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suf email beert uuf Der 5lutben Sc.
oreb'n,
llro ben Getoen om llfsr tiinat's,
glIs !piroe treegeboben d Steer
llrb tuis gOloener &IaRa an be Cbreu
orttat's:
~Sd)or Ieb' i1 en- &opp aug ben syIus
them bort ragen!"
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mas Ste Ta9en,"
llno ber StnsIinq ffeiot raus arb
atbt ben Gftn1
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Der itedt an bsr Tiddet bns oIdp
3stbe Ting,
llnb t1le riifen: y9rdpo. grapoi"
Gorn uinlmf er ben Hinoliru nertbrt
beim SchldFfieSf,eu
lInb tpft tbm d gruaes unb oeh nod
d Sdhnibbhen.
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Wisniasapiliat -giirssrpiiiat.
9egmt 9iiidiidt anf bic seiaaSen
NlieomaReu earer Wittburgcr.

9fein Der ebrrpiiroise alte Serr,
Der mi Oen red)ten BEN bin1alaaS
ibIast, ubt ii9 nidt I'M Gango, unO
Das lunge Din0den, oas pIotlid) e.
nem 8reftrager nm Den pals faiit,
lit nidyt Dor &ie6e perriidt geporoen.
8ei0e periuden mir, aui Dem els5e
oetten uno elatten 8itrgeriteig oas
tSieibgeDift 81 befDabreH. 50, 1T
oein oas 10 if)tper? @eiDIB, eS iii ios
gar perteufeit ihrper, Jest Den g8ee
gun Seine, rah Der StraBcnboGn
uto bon oieier mad Dem @eid3dftss
plab sliriid5iIlegell oGne alloere
Storpertbeile als Die 3yiibe n1it eent
Gilaiter in geriibrlirs 5u bringen
N;ir erfreueu ltns 5fDar ciner itd6tI
ihen &erorouing, pelde Sausbe-
iiber reip. Dtietber sltln Reinigen
Der Seitentpege bon Sd)nee un6 g;s
5ninet. gs geben aber INNER 5dbl
reife 2eltte, Die aui 8eroronunaer
bfeifen uno 70 ereebt es aud, 6ieier
@erfiialrng. giirgerneiiter @oloir
bat seitern obernaIs oiegiirqer Srin
aenS aufaeforocrt, ibrcr Wfenfher.
pflift, ibrer @iirgerbflift undlsu
fominen uno 0ie Seiteniprde por
ihren Sduiern bonn gis 5u i1ubcrn.
9ie 8oIisei ioITte o6er nor allen oc1
@eiiseru oor IeerItehenhen Sd1tTcrr
ooer unbeboirtcn GrlrnoTtiifer 6ei,
bringeii SoB it1Stifdre Sroirnr7cu
bosu od finb, nm befoIdt 81 trprSen.
Gtos niist es Dem reinlihen NnHn.
tpeim ieir Rodbar fih I'M edmnt
tpohI fiihIt'
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Geutidjes 9beAter.
@orsem abenb geaeii5 fir SsIsns
giirgen!
Gritanffiifruus BON ainSau's briaan.
TEN enitipiel Ter Serr I'm
Sanie".

Morgen abeno fiil6et i'm Grano
Opera 5ouie 5rmi S5eleue @iirger'S
yeneii3 itatt. Seit pielen Snhren ge.
bort iie Dem gerbarlSe oes bieiigen
oentihen Ibenters an, uno penn ii9
cine ben Ganf uno Die anerfeuulGng
Oes plbIifiims peroiett bot, omln lit
iie es. 8ral Biirger lit cine 4iiiiitIe.
rim oie nit feine,n hinitleriidem
Qcriianonib uu6 einer rlrtlbmnl Der.
bliiifeH6em 8ielieitigteit cine beipun.
oernsipertbe GelpiiieHbaftigfeit IN Der
9urdiiibrlrng ibrer HoIleH perbin0et.
Sie arbeitet lire 9artien itets bis in
bic fIeiniten Details ours mt0 it)niit
onohrd 2eiitirHgen, Die fiinitleriI6 in
ieoer ge5iebung Doaipertbig iino.
Sieien @igenid,uften Dor aIlem Der.
oaitft es 5rmi 8iirger, odB lie iib
cine cbrenpoae uno berporragenoe
SteIliing in oem @nientble euporbeH
bot inS oqB iie iid beim gsnbllfiHH
iir.begrerBter 9eliebtbeit erfreilt.
Sir ibren ebreuabeno bot Die Be,
nefi;iatttin oas aiisga5eidnete 2iiit.
ipieI Der Serr I'M SmIie" bon benz
rrirbmtet S6riitlteaer aah 2inoau
geIpdblt, Elm Stiif bod edlterl, geiiIn.
ben Snmors inb Der liiitigifen sac.
men, sSrau 9iirger ipielt BARN bic
L.5artte Glaubia~, eirte Bortie, Die
lbr @elesenbeit ai6t, ibre sroben ,5d'
bisfet.en poII unb gang gu entfdlten.
s2er Serr I'm Sauie" III ein lidnoi.
ges 9iepertpirftiid aiif alien belleren
9Ibnen. gapiB ein 3eif)en Don Der
Giite besielben ut6 es itTiieriiegt fet
nem 8ipeifeI, odb es BET Der eriten
aluifiibrling ntorsen @bel6 m Gincin,
nnti nit grpbeIu 1eifaa ailfgerofil'
men fxroen ipir6. Serr Wleber Gi-
gen, inter beiiat Spieaeitlmg oas
rti5errbe 9iiitipiel I,ebt, peripridt eirte
gldrpenbe g9ie6ergnbe litro bic iiIrteIl.
dngefilbrte Roaenbeiesiuts iii cine
iebr aIiidIidjc. Gin misperfalftes
SmuS fei Sie 9arole iitr ntcrser
abeno ais 9obn urib Nnertennnng
mir iSrnn giirger.
Die Rolenbeiesnng III tpie folgt:
yhilipo Settiiaot ~. Wieper eiger
csSlrIiane, ociIen fSru, >. Spelene abt
GIailoia Wittib, Sialidners
. Sante :. .SeIeue @irger
Sopbie @itti9, Seren
Jlihte !. 80. Gle S4mibseortp
GuIt Cppeln, slr4iteft.
Dsar Siirgcns
sSelir @ieIeI .BiIIp gieSria
aJlinirn .9era Waner
cscbonn 80. 5rie SmIbe
Orr Se,. 6n,tnlin1n. 1erIfff.
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Sentidjer Crb,n Sarusari.

Die bret in Cincinnati betehsnbsu
aarasaris9pseu, nSmlia Die GiNein>
natl apee 10. $50, bic TrphiiHn Sogs
go l70, unb bic Sieges 2ogs gtp.
701, bess6en am 3. Sebruar in Der
Cosmopolitan !oafs, 1913 Dine Str.
bds n. Gtiftunssfrft 6ss Orb;ns.
Sebes wiitsliso III eriuht, bisfsr SER
erlibteit NIT Sdnitlis. Jreunoen uno
9eruannten beijuipcbneH. Der Gins
tritt gu Der 5eirr III frei. Ber oes-
baIb einen seuubreideu Rotmittdg
InD qlbeuo ptrlsben pil, DIR DeriGur
me nift. 6ei Der Seisr dnipeienb 81
fem. Gin riiHrisss aummtitee, ipelHes
l1on pisIs FOLDER 5.itIi4tetten drruns
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Semer.

an Dem urtoerthalb-it0t
6auTe Don Z. u. Darlington, Ru. 5707
Qantuna slpeuus, brad gsftsrH an
friiben Mprgen syeuer aug, burch bas
bic Samilie eesipungen fpuroe, in igs
rem glaGtgapanberu 81 flieben. Der
grano tpuroe auesnItetrIid barb
etntu iiberbeistsH 5urndce peruriubt
Da bas 6dus auf elmer nit Sfn'c
unb Gis beoedteH 5erruHs fteht, bate
bic ssenerfpebr S9uieristeit, an zen
8ranp9erb su eeIdnlen uro aubers
beln mar Der Bafierorud Elm duherE
qeringer. Ter 8erlnft iprb, ein|dlliefs
lic5 Der Wtpbel, auf 5000 eeibdbt
BET ben 90fhdTbeiisn srlitt Der Ssuer
tpebrmann geprge Slopo infpfse efn.s
'SfGrses cine 9erlebung nes re+tsn
8nDteIs uno rpurbe nab Dem ftdbtis
i9en Sofpital sebru4t,
ssnbrpreis ioa erbSbt Derneu.
Srei FRACTION @eisllidntten bobef.
ii9 seitern nit benz Grinten on tae
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men.
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