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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
CHAMPIONSHIP HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLES
SINCE $780,

May 80 1SsoPaddy Ryan defeated Joe Goss 81
. defeated Paddy Ryan rounds at
Apr 90 1ss2suivan rounds at
July 1sS2sulivan rounds at
May lssasuiyan rounds at New
Aug rounds at New
lss4-suivan at
rounds at New
JAM 49, 1ss5-suivan- stopped by
jack Burke in rounds in Chicago
Aug ~ lSs5-Suvan defeated Dominick McCafy
Sept 49,
Now 49, Sullivan knocked Paddy at
JAM 49, ss7suvan fought Patsy
March TO- Sullivan fought Mitchell
July defeated jake Klrain in IS rounds at Rich
Sept 1s92Jame
JAM 25 s94Corbett rounds
s94Corbett Courtney in rounds
June "a s96Cobett fought sharkey
March H. s97Bob Ftzsmmos
June sseJames Jenres dout
Nov s. lsssJefrs decision sharkey
Apr lsooJefres knocked Fnnegan / at
May 1eoo-Jefes in
Sept IT, 19OlJefre defeated Griffin
Sept a. 19OJefre knocked Kennedy
Nov. To- 19O-Jefes in at San
July % l9o2Jefres knocked at
Francisco.
Aug A. l9O3Jefe rounds
Dec 10, l9o3Jefres failed stop at
Butte, Mont
Aug &C. l9o4Jefes knocked
1905Jefes to
Jan 10, l906-Marvin Hart at
Butte,
Feb 3d. lso6Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
Oct 1906 Tommy Burns Flynn rounds
Angeles
Nov 2s 19o6-Tommy Burns fought
JAN TO- l9o-TOmmy Burns in
adepha
May l90-Tommy OBen in 20 rounds at
July f. 190-Tommy Sau in / round at
Coma,
Dec 3 l90-Tommy
Feb knocked out Jack Palmer in rounds at
March l9oS-TommE Burns jena
ked i'm
June - 9OTommy Burns knocked in
Aug "a 904-Tommy Burns
Sydney, n. s.
Sept l9os-Tommy Burns Lang
Melbourne
Dee 26 190S-Jak Tommy
N. ".
Oct 49, 909Jhnson Kechel in rounds at
Colma
July l9l0Jhnson knocked
19l2Johnson won from Jim Finn in rounds 1t ., VEGAS
June y l9l4-ohnson from
apr. D. l9lo-Je Willard knocked at
March % l9l6-Wllard defeated
July 4, 1913
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
PERSONAL.

Ambrose Knapp has bought Ford
touring car.
Mrs. NJ J. Moran and son. Eugene.
are spending the day in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Dorothy Shorey is working dur
ing the vacation in +. Crosby & Co.'S
offices.
Mrs. Plaisted and son of Wilmington
are visiting here with her sister. Mrs.
Ernest Aldrich
Miss Emily Kent of New York is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S.
Kent, in Guilford.
Miss Hattie S. johnson will leave for
Chicago Friday to visit her uncle, E. P.
White, and family.
A. L. Trip has entered the employ of
Manley BROTHERS, having position in
the sales department. "5'...t'.
Miss Florence Dickinson will 90 to-
might to her home in Williamsville to
visit over the week end
Miss Marion Robinson of New York
came last night to visit in the home of
her brother, Walter H. Robinson.
Willard Coleman is working during the
summer at the White River Chair Co.'S
factory, beginning there this week.
Benjamin F. Bingham of New York
is spending a vacation in town with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. F. Bingham
Miss Eta Mundell will 90 TODAY to
West Townshend for a two-weeks' STAY
| with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Munden
T. f. Allen, proofreader for the Yer
mont Printing company, left this morn
ing to visit until Monday in Mount Leb-
| anon, n. Y.
Miss Elizabeth White, teacher in a
kindergarten in Plainfield, n. j., is at
her home on Putney road for the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strong and son.
| Carlton, are spending a vacation of two
weeks at Mrs. Strong's former home in
Farley.
John Gilmore went to Boston last
night to drive a Hudson speedster from
| there to White River Junction for Marley
| Brothers.
Miss Gertrude Croker. teacher in a
school for the deaf in New York city. is
at her home on Oak street for the sum-
mer vacation.
Edward Baker is expected tonight from
Boston to visit over tomorrow with his
sister, Miss Katherine Baker, in the
| home of Mrs. NJ. J. Doyle
Harry A. Bingham of Montclair, n. J..
IS here to visit over the holiday with
his family. who are staying month at
Lakeside, Spotford lake.
Fitz Randolph White, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry X. White of Plainfield, ~ j.,
. -. L., l..
NJ. White of Putney road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse T. Haynes. Miss
| Ruby Thurber and Mr.. and Mrs Eric
Landry will 90 tomorrow to Hampton
Beach, \, H.. by automobile
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Mofratt and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence X. Barber left this
morning for an automobile trip to Bos-
ton where they will stay over the holi-
| day.
Mrs. Carl ". Cushing and sister, Mrs.
w H. Cheney of South Newfane. went
today to St Johnsbury to attend the
wedding Monday of Mason White Sharp
and Miss -Glendeen Ball
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Shaw. and. two
daughters returned Tuesday from Port
land Me, accompanied by his mother
Mrs Mary A Shaw, who is visiting them
here Mrs. Shaw and daughters had
been spending several weeks in Portland
Mrs. Henry Y. Durham and two
daughters. Helen and Elizabeth, are here
from their home in Mount Vernon. n. Y,
to spend two weeks at Mrs. katherine
Utley's. Mr. Durham is expected to-
night to spend the week-en in town
They will go later to Spofford lake for a
month.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
Interstate League Standing.
HINSDALE, N. H.

4 Those from this tawnsawhe attended
the graduating exercises of the Keene
normal school were Mr.. and Mrs. George
q. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeffords,
Mrs. Helen Jeffords, Mrs Grace Well
ington. Miss Gertrude Sprague, Miss
Jean Gray, Miss Marion Watson and
Eldon Sergeant. Miss Marion Jeffords
and Miss Nina Wellington were among
the graduates.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
PERSONAL.

Clarence Shaw is working for w II.
Robinson printer.
Fayette Miller and E. c. Vail returned
last night from Moline, ILL.,, driving
back Viele cars.
Miss Ruth Hebb, high scool student,
resumed her former position this week
in the Holstein- Friesian association of
fees
Miss Mildred Porter of the Holstein-
Friesian Register Co. s office, went this
afternoon to her home in Wardsboro to
visit over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Halliday of East
Dover, who had been visiting in Provi-
dence, K. l.. have been spending a few
days here with their son, w. c. Halla
day, ir., and family Mr. and Mrs. W.
c. Halliday, jr.. and two daughters will
go tonight to East Dover to spend the
holiday.
Peter S. Chase went to Ludlow last
Friday to attend the Seth annual re-
union of Company |. Cd Vermont Regi-
ment association. This company had
1872 men in its ranks at some time from
the first to last of its services. There
aic II hhoNH 70 De HNlng, OF WnOm l.
were present at a bountiful dinner Civ
en- by the ladies of Ludlow There has
been but one death the past year, A. A.
May, who was president of the COM
pany. This company. is the only one
that went out from Vermont in the
Civil war which has been the subject
of printed history giving an account
of every man in the company. The his
tory was written by Mr.. Chase.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Miss Jennie S. Bartlott of West Bend,
Iowa, who have been 4 guest Of Mrs
Samuel Morse 10 days, left Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher and daugh-
ter, Esther and Carliece, who visited j.
II. Fisher and Mrs. Ira NJ Ingram, re-
turned to Rochester, N. Y, Wednesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
LIQUOR DEALERS THREATEN
Will Not Be Responsible for Conditions
Unless Ban Is Lifted

BOSTON, July 3.-Three hundred IL
quor dealers marched into City Hall yes
terday afternoon and through one of
their spokesman warned Mayor Peters
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03

If You were as considerate of your
enemies as your friends YOU soon would
have no enemies, and who would want
to live without enemies?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
National League
Games Today

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Plttsburg.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
To Physicians and AousehoIders

Act No. IT'S ofth following provisions:
All communicable ontagous) reported to
the District Health Officer by physician
otherwise by the
Physicians required quarantine attended by
which
to be present = ~
Heads families communicable disease is known
suspected to be PHYSICIAN Is
TENDANCE MUST QUARANTINE THEIR
Quarantine will be District Health Officer
written certificate
condition - - - ~
g. All burial permits viii be by clerks
Quarantine obtained at the Office of
the town clerk = - ~ -
VERMONT STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
SPORTING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
Games Today.

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

American League.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03

Wei1man and SeVereld; leonard,
Ayers, Cunningham and Ansmth,
Yelle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03
National League.

Boston, 10
Philadelphia, 8
McQuillan and Wilson; Hogg and
Adams.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
Slsrnuber BON SmmbolSt.

9m IA. S. Mts. morcn 1870 Sab
re perfloiicm Dob 2llcronocr pon
Sumbolot oos 2i6t ser g8clt cr6(id
te. 0cS Nidtcrs @ort. &cnnt man
Die better 9}amcL miro aud Der mel
ne genamlt, finoct pobrlid boQ umo
gai5 mli ibn Amuenolma, Gincr ser
.groBten @elcbrten ieiner 33eit bai er
@erfc gcinnffcn, oerei Nert huber
gdnalif lit. 60 lit fem Cosmos
mobl Gins ser groBten miiienidoitli
dcn @erfe, sic ie ner6ffcntli6t nor.
Den limo. 3nr aemntnis bon Mcrico
ino characterization 2Gnocrn bat er
in qroBem 03ooBe bcigetroqerL uno
10 lit eS MIR rcdlt, mcnn man lid bier
jcbt anidift, Sen $50. SabrrStoq iei.
ncr @e6urt in elmer @eoenffeicr 81
bcgcbcn. 0icic miro am %. 5. sc. in
Scr SGnAcyblm06ollc o~bqe6altcn mcr.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
0rphnna @eneraL Dbreaons.

General NlOaro Obregon, ebemn-
Tiger &riegsminiiter In G%arran8o's
qabinett, Jet 8rdiibentidaftsfanoi-
BOT, fir Die nGhitjdbrige 8abl, err
fIdrtc, i'm Sale elmer bepoifneten
Snterncntion Ser Ser. Stnaten Mir
De er itd) berietben cntgegenitelen.
0oqegen tritt Sbregon Der In anne
rifaniiden 8ldttern %perbreiteten Be-
bauptune entsegen, er let Amerifa
ieinolih geitnnt; err erfldrt, oieie 8e-
6auptung iei nifts als eine Yropa.
gonoa eeeen i'm. or erfldrt, er
CLAUDE, ooB ietn Stanopunft eegen
.etmaige amerifaniide Snterpention,
gleihbiel unter meldem @ormanb tie
aeiheben ioIlte, bon alien ieinen
2onosleriten geteilt merbe. NIT Aus-
nabme iener fleinen @anoen, oeren
nermerflihes SerbaIten einen Gon-
fIift 3pii6en Merifo unb ben Ser.
Staaten berausforoere.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
ciiies: NO. no Ssditc 6trOfe @..B.
Wera0rbeiter strrlf.

Scranton, ga. Die OreiBig
9ergiperfe Der 0eIauare & Su6.
ion Goal So. in Den 9adaipanua
rno @poming EdIerh Die 10000
Arbeitcr beid1ftigten, fino Jest
our6 einen Streif geidloiien NOR
Den. Die erite gerauIoiiung 81 benz
Streit mur0e bereits Dor eiuiaen
9agen gegeben, als 1000 9ergIeute
i'm GnrbonooIe : 1iitrift itreiften
ais @rotcit gegen 5u bobe gb5iige,
Observation-Disclosures nno einfiib.
rlng or6eitcripareuocr Wlaihinen,
Die in auslidt genommer mar.
Die RaiieHfrase.
Bolton. Observation-Disclosures
iiber Haiienuerteioigung peroen
Sountag, Den 81. September, inn
gan5en 9anoe in Negerfird)en ltatt.
finoen. Dieie 8eriommIuneen iper-
Den 4eIegaten nGbIen our 10. Sab.
resfonocntion Der GationaIliga fiir
gleihe Gehte, meld)e pom %. bis
%. September in 8aibineton l6ge-
bdlten miro. Sn Der s.lnut ntion
loa elm B%rosramm gum SdJute Der
9edte Der Reger beraten tperoen.
Slnnrdie infOIse goIi8eihre1rs.
Bottom. Ser beige 8oli3ei.
ftreit bate llnruben uno StraBen.
fdmpie CUR 6olse. gldt 8erlouen
iulroen eridoiien uno pieIe an0ere
oerDunoet. @ounerneur Coolidge
bat ben WarineiefretGr telegrapbiid
eriudt, ooB Wtarinetruppen in ge.
reitihaft gebalten neroen Iouen,
INN Die 3ruppen gum Sdub fiir
Bolton gu p~eritdrfen. Dit Den feds
8egimentern Staatsgaroen bat Der
@onperneur Die gauge beuaffnete
Wtaht ouf9eboten, Oie inn sur Der.
fugung itano.
5rieOen in @eIt.girginia.
Charleston, B. y. 6rieoen unO
8nbe berri6en iebt trieoer bier
I'M aoblcnaebiet Wiebrere Eaqe
lang mar man beior9t, oa galt.
Ienoe bon aoblengrdbern ole arbeit
uieoerlegten Inn mad 9ogan GountD
gu maridieren. in Der g6Iidlt, BORT
genaItiom @epertidoften an grin.
Den.
6rant aeeuep, Dem 8rali6enten
oes II. 0iItrifts Der Limited Msine
8orfers. gelang es, oen Streifern
ibre Iblidt aus3ureoen. sic febr-
ten ouf Sonoer5iigen beim ilno mol
len ipieoer an Die 9Irbeit geben.
Nr6eitcrpartei %inOuIiiert.
Serin9ton, 9n. - Ole aentudper
IrbeiterfOoeration inoollierte sic
giloung elmer notionolen arbeiter.
partei uno oerpilihtete lid, oeren
Srganilierung in 4eltrdp an I'M.
teritiiben.
Gin 8oridlag, init Streifs in
aentudp feds Monate 8uriid3ltbaI.
ten, oOer IBIS grGiioent 8tIlon
Belt iinOet, ole 8uit1noe an re.
qelnv, muroe nift inooIliert.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
NuS OenW ereinstreiieu.
9emtides @uiienbans.

Die monotIife 8erinmmlung oes
acknowledgements fono am OOn-
ncrstaq, Den #. September, unter
Goriis Der &%rGiioentin 6rau Supper
tus ltutt. 6ralt q. 8oItber fiibrte
oas Yrotofoa. Wemn m1breno Ger
lebten fiinf Monate Die @innabmen
mo 9lusgaben perIeien wurOerL 90
fom aus mandem Ser5en Elm ltiuer
Seul5cr. Nls ober oieies WfaI unle.
re 6inon6iefret1rtn, 6rou 2ouiie
@oulo, oos oorl6ufige Grgebnis BON
2obor0ap Nifnif befonnt modte, oo
erbo6 lid ales BON ben Siben mo
bro6 IN lolte @urrabrufe aus. 0os
mar cin Banner Sabr in Der @ei6idD-
tc 0cS Srouen-& ereins; lino oo1 bis
Jest, no nod nieIe Idiots ausiteben.
iAon Gin reiner lleberihuB BON $1125
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dollar
9a fam mon leben, mas Ginigfeit
un6 i6oneS 3uiammenmirfen tut, lit
cs oo6 INNER nl1r Elm fleines Saul
lcin 0os Die eigentli6e Irbeit TIT BON
10 pielen MitgIieoern. Do lit in err
tier 2inie bic Slide OoS bGrteite, oenn
ihon am Sonntag ben gan8en Gag
NIT Siilfe bon 6rou Niaer fo6tc
Srau Gain ale Shinfen uuo lab
iiberaa gum Notigeu. ltniere 6rau
Hr1iioentin &uppertus neriob am
Montag oic 9ii6e unter oeren Set
tung Elm feiner Souerbraten, Sauer-
iraut uno &artoffelialot bereitet
mltrOc, mclhes ipGter rieiigen @biab
iano. 6rou. Stel8le farete nidlt nit
ibrem Sauerfleii6 uno Sauerfrout;
mem es bieB fir fiiuf COB ite lieber
fir iehs. 6ruu &obert 6rau 2app
uno mun6e on0ere balfen IN Der Ri-
de mo am Siih. Srau g. @altber
bali mo es fem mpBte iognr Die Rol-
lie zines Conductors fieI ibr 3u 0oh
mar lie nitt 10 iebr er6aut bapon,
oenn ibr Sit mar bios nit SoI5 ge-
politert. 9as @liidsrat itauo unter
Der 2eitung Don Serrn uno 5rau
@oulO uno bra6te Die ihone Sum.
me bon 3ipeibunoert 9o[ar5. Stide.
reien uip. batten 5rau Ounfborit un0
Srau S6lotterbed, belize batten 3iem-
lid 0ieielbe @innobme. Mud Ger
@~iscreanL melhen Serr uno 5rou
Oltmon periorgten, mari cine ihone
@innabme ab. 8ei Srau &ollnleDer
fonnte man ii6 fir nur 5 Gents Die
feinlte 5aiie &nffee foufen. Srau
Sauber bolf oenielben ber5apfen.
Iuh Die @erren I'M RatsfeGer
fonntcn ibrc 3peibunOert griincn
Sdein6en a6liefern. llnlerm Supc-
rinoenten Serrn Yreil i6ulOen mir
groBen 9anf, oenn err brinet nit iei.
nen &inoern INNER etmos S@0nes
unb Neues mas groBe 4~n8iebunes-
froft belibt mo morauf Die 2erte
ihon i'm Sornlis geipannt iino. 2abt
ans alien oanfen, sic ms 10 reihlih
unterltiibtelL Inn cinen iolfcn Grfolg
an er5icIcn. oenn oltf oieie @ciie lit
cs ia piel lei6tcr, oos i6one @erf
Der 2ie6c, oos Jest in ieiner 9liite
oaitelt, tort8uieben. 4uh in oieier
@criannlluno murben mie0er fiinf
ncre 0fitglieoer oor9eihIagen. 5ipe.
Wannlein un0 orei Weiblein. Tron
0ucrlt bat eS immer ouf sic NGmi-
lem o6qeiebcn; mollen oieie nid)t 81
sic MGnner miiien iie eben 81 Die
6rallen.
llnh nm pergeBt nidt bic 0RMm
age Sale".. Mer etluns bat, henan-
ridtigc Nrou NouIine @altber, sfna.
GOTTA, o0cr @trrn Hreil. Der Der
fouf finoct bel Srou @ogelsberger,
Siebentc StroBe. pom 30. Septem.
Der bis cinidl. 4. Gftober itott.
-Y. @altber.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
9IlfsberciM
fir bic &OtleiOenoem III SentIdlauO
nnO Seiterreid.

Vim Iesten 6reitdg ianO Die rcgel.
mdBigc &erlomilung ocs Nll 5uer.
ems mir ole yiotIeioenoen in 9eutid-
Ion0 unO Gelterrci1 tart. yrS ocln
Erototoll ging berpor, 0aB in Der Dor
Ilesten Sibumg lIdl 5wouaig nelte Itit
Iglieoer gum Gintritt genleloct butten.
Aud) oieSmoI ton1ten luie0cr EN- gltt
Scil nelte gtnmcu Der WfitQlie0crlnte
5ugeliigt mer0en. Scr &crein mics
abcrmoI0 100 Collars gum Ahttuuf
BON Sebensmitteln iilr ole gtotlciOen
Den al. SIN gon5cn iili0 IN Den etmu
filnf 8odelL Die ser %ercin bJjtcbt
400 Collars obgcianot morocn. Gas
1T eln erfrelllihes 3ei6en uon Riib
rioteit uno @iilfSbercitld)uft. Mod
ten li6 bod nod INNER mebr berelt
fin0cn 81 belfen. gSer ans irqen0
meld)en @riit0en niGbt aftipca lfit
glie0 meroen fam ooer nil, Den hin
bert ni6tS, icineu Dollar per Mtuuot
ein5nlenoen uuo 10 lein 5derilein
be%i5utragcn. Die Scot lit qroB. 10
groB uno grGBIidl, Dab Is eincn oa5
Scr5 brcdlcn modte, menn man Die
Geridtc liclt. Oorltm fommt in Noll
len uno BELT. Die nGditc rcgelnG
Bige Seriommllng miro am Srcitug
ben 26. D. W}ts. ltattfinocn.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
RlcineS ~taOtnenigfciteM

linn Den Grtrag ieines @cihdf-
ties erlei1tert mur0e am Sanlstag
Naht &err Gourao &idter, ols or lit)
auf Dem NaAbouiemege befano. 81
ne groBe Souringcor bolte i'm Elm, )
0cger entitiegen Oerielben uno inter
6iiripro6e eines &epoIucrs erletd)-
tertctI i'm I'M $500.
-Gs perInitet, OaB Die Sof3eits-
gloden IN nitt all8u ferner 3cit i'm
Auppert Some lduten meroelt uro
Dab in 6oIgc Oieies FROZEN @reignilles
Der YlaB Der Ototrone Der Anltnlt
neu belest meroen muB.
SIM 9totional 3bcoter miro cine
Der crlten Auffiibrungen oes 0Rain-
bonn @irl" lcin. Gs lit im 3eltralm
BON fnupp 8mci Sabren oas brittle
Wal, oos oieie Operette bier oufge-
fiibrt miro. Nle 0rei Wtole fonnte
iie eilen 8ombererfolg Der5ei6ne1L
uno es bcltebt fem 3meifel, ouB Die
ielbe mdrme Nufnobme ibr audi leBt
ipicoer 3u tell meroen miro.
-gm 8. September 5. S. failo in
Baltimore Die @o63eit oes Scrrl,
0arrp Sonnenberg, Sobn 0es mob.
befannten 8adermeiiters 9errn Gteo.
Somenbcrg bon SDattspile, nit
SrauIein SiIoa S6ulb bon SaItimo-
re Itatt. Ole 5rarung poa5og So
tber @olOeu, scr &eftor Der ct. Sc
romes Stride in Baltimore. Oas
iunge @oar bat feline @od)5eit nod
@bite Sulpbur Springs gcmadt
ltno miro balo pieocr 3u &oltle Ell
martet.
-9tm 1T altd oaS groBe Greig-
mis- ooriibcr, oos Die @emiiter Der
Wdlbingtoner felt @ohen beldJlftigt
bate, Der triumpbierenoe gin5ug Der
GrItcn Oiniiion nit General &erib
ing al Der Spite. Gs muB Gin err
bebcnoes @cfiibI fir ben General &c.
ipeien iein, 5u lebell, mic lebr er Oeim
umerifanil1en &olfe belie6t lit, ia,
lDic CT nit &e6t bebaupten fann
e2icbling oes BOLTS 81 iein". Salb
Malbington mar nuf ben 8cinen.
Stnnocn lang Dor 9cgimh Der Sara
DC itanoen Die WeniGen auf bcioen
Soften Der 2pemle, uno je mebr Der
3eiger ser llhr porriidte, oeIto Did
ter ipur0en Die Mniien,. Sn alien
ben StrnBen1 oie I'M NorOen, Often
uno SiiOen pom Capitol rad oemlel-
ben fonpcrgicren, bilOeten lid dc ein
5elnen 8%ontin9cnte, un0 miir0e man
Die 0aiiir in Nnipru6 genonmene
Gauge Der StraBen nuseinanOerrei-
ben, 10 miiroe man ein &eiultat er-
5ielen. Oas nod Weilcn miBt. 25,-
900 Wann mnrcll III Der 8ara0c. Der
Gntbuliasmus Der MolielL als c3 lei
ncn 2ie6Iing uno bic metter6arten
Gampfer Der Griten 9iDiiion bcgriiB
&c, farnie feline @ren5en. @cm es
iIjncu moglih getucien mare, oann
bitten ale Die &auienOe, bic oel9fanO
Ser Npcmuc iGumtcn. iiG ben 9lu-
mcnmdoAen beigeicat uno batter ben
eSlingens IN abufi 8lumen ani Den
g9eg geltreut. GS mar Gin GIiIfli
der @eonnfc bes 4rrangcmcntS-ao-
mites, Dob cS auBer ben adt Whtitf-
fapeaen, Die in ser 8nrobe mori6ier
icn. nod, lieben onoerc in Abitdnben
nuf Der Marihroilte %plo5iert bate.
90 Dab cs Muiif IN Waiie, uuO ooS
frug meientlid on3u bel, Die 6cicr 5ll
elmer 10 gelun9encn 81 MAIDEN. Gen
&dmpfern muB ooS @cr8 In Der 9rliit
Dor SrcuNe geflopft bobcrl ais ite
bur6 Den grobeh Iriumpbbogcn oil
Der Is. Strobc liz ben gbrenbof Elm
ifmenften unb bei8iaeprditbent Mfor-
fbaa, Der ben 9%r1iibenten pcrtrat,
porbeiDefilterteu.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

Den. mo 5luor unter oen %Auipi5ieu
OcS 5iili5ucrcinS iiIr oic gtotlcioen.
0en in GcutidlauO mo Geiterreid.
Ger Grtrog Der 6eier miro Den Gar.
bcu0eu 5llQute fomneu.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
4Otpolcic 0raGcn nudl nidt OerteiIt.

Anaciidjts Der bieIcu aus 9cier.
lrciicn 5uqegonqcneu alagen ilber
Oo9 2htSblcibeu bon GulpianaebeitG.
tiglnaen fir sic Had) GcutidIanO ge,
ididtcn Goitpofetc nit gtabrlmgs
mittclH mo @lei0eruL ionic lange
iidlta lid) ooron antniipien0eu @crilh.
ten OaB iniolgc elmer lleberfiilung
0eS 9ieu Porter @oitomts nit Oieien
S%en0ungeu Die Yoiete ilberbulpt
nidlt pon bier abainaen criutlte ole
Gbicogoer o9lbeu0polt" ibren &ertre.
ter in Berlin. @errn Otto Ntorr, per
&obel I'M 9uSfunft be3iiglid Der
SenOumgeu. Sic erbielt ooroufbin
ON 6reiiag i%ol9enoes aobclgrnmm
ans Berlin:
9crlim 70. Septcm6cr 1919.
S%l6cnopoit". Gbicago.
IreiBigtauien0 4otetc lugern bier.
&cr0cn balOiait oerteiIt. @crbonOeI
tc criolarcih nit 5uitdnOiQcn Ncbor.
ocn mcgcu @iniubrerIaubni5. Shidt
5ufinitiQ Sebenamitel Ourd: Notes
&relt3 al g0rciiatcnl @clit meier
Warr.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19

IS gicbt mobI meniee Weniden Die
n meiteu areiien, oeutlhen ioluobl
pie rein omerifauii6en, 10 gut be
aunt linD mie 0err @omoro 9olb,
DER superintendent oes Oh Wlolonic
GempIe. llno lie ollie miro es frell
Ell 81 borerL Dab er lid onididt, NIT
leiner @attin am Sreitog, Den 26. B..
90. oas Set Der 9olOenen @Od5eit au
beseben. S0err aolb, Der I'M Sabre
1914 inn areiie Siegen in @eltfolen
geboren muroe, fam oils iun9es aino
nah Amerifo, auerit nod @tihigon
uno Damn. i'm Sabre 1857 na6 8oib,
ington no er ieitoem umunterbrohen
gelebt bat. Sn Der GOoneeliih III.
tberiifen SrinitatiSfir6e, on Der 4.
uno 6 StraBe iAloB er 1869 nit lei.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
YrOipctt Sill TrieObOf.
Spe5ial &%erinmmlung

Der @roh. uno 2otcigeutiimcr am
0irHStOs, Oeu %. September 3. s.,
obenoS s llbr,
N Ger Solle oes Oriental 9oltncreins,
ode Sedlte mo q StroBe, y. ".
Gingong an Der Sehiteu 5traBe.
cages Oronuuq: 4men.
0Ierlnq 0es Charters.
Sm Auftrooe 0es Gr1iioenten:
&m. Stie6Iius, Sefrctar.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
Nae Surtcn talter Anfidnitt,
Wefudteu Sdinfen,
y il Hers, 36-45 Gisgs Marft.
0cntidles g%Saiienhnns.

9Gm Snnntog gtadmittog fono ole
monotlihc gireftoreu @eriomm.
lung oes 0eutiden g8oiienbeuics I'M
Seim itott. 4rGiioent Wiortin 8ie.
aonO iiibrie Den @orlib. Sefretdr $.
q. @infler prototollierte unn Sdns,
meiltcr @bos q. Roaier erituttete
ben 5inun3beriht. Die Hblidsi @e.
ihGite fomeu our GrlcOi9rm1.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
&erlangt:

Siidtige &odin. 9obn $50 per %.
lolpie aud Elm 3immerm1ohen mer-
Den ocrlongt. @ute 9ebanOlmq.
hilbert Gorrp.
1876 3molitc Sir. Siioolt.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
Gp. lmtb. 81, SObannis- Gird)c,
32O-4H Ctr, g. M.
IoItor. Z 6. ImeIe, g. q

EnItor: 5 6, ImeIe, y. u.
10 llbr moraen8: SonntagihuIe.
II ltbr morseus. 9eutiher @ct.
teSbienit onl l., 3. uno 3. 5e|ntaa
@nelii6cr @otteSbienit jeDen 2
1no 4. Sonntag Ibeu0
Ronfirmanoeu : llnterrlht teoe1
Mittpod) unb Samstae.
Spre6itunben bes Yaitors aatdgt
lid BON 10 bis IL ubr I'M SoHntag'
fful : @ebdu6e.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19


ncr @attin ole 1866 pom Sara aus
nod bier eingelponoert mar. Sen
9uno iiir Oos 9eben. 6rau aolb III
I'M 0rei Sabre iiin9er ais ibr Mann.
aIio iebt 70 Sabre alt. Der @be ent.
iproB ein Sobn, @eorg s.. =. &olb.
Der wieoer 5ruei ainoer bat. @ulter
mo Morn. mcld) Iebtere all Hanoolpb
Heeo perbeirotet mo Mlttter zines
MGodens, Catherine Y, Heeo. lit.
las Gbeponr bot iouit oIio cinen
Sobn. 5uei Gnfelfinocr mo cine llr.
enfeltod)ter. Sm Olo 0Ioionic Gem.
pei 0eiienS superintendent SEER aolb
lit miro am 26. 0es WonotS elm
Gmpian9 ltottiinOen 81 Dem aae
6reunoe oes Serrn mo DER 6rall
aolb eingeIaoen iin0.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-19
%erlau9t:

miro in 6omilie bon 5mei @erionen
ein ocutides Maoheu. gu erfraeen
in Der Expedition oieies 8Iattes.