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~ REPORT DENIES
PROFITEERING CLAIM
DR.. Mott Demands Full In
quiry Be Made by Inspector
General Of Army.
JUST CRITICISM DESIRED
Quotes Report Of Assistant
War Secretary-What the
Organization Has Done.

The 7. M. c. A.. which has been as.
sailed from many sides by persons who
think they have cause to complain Of the
Red Triansie's methods In war work. Of.
fers defence In a report released yes.
terday. Partial denial Of such allega.
lions az that the Y. M. c. A. over.
charged soldiers patronixing its canteens
Is made, and DR.. John r. Mott. general
secretary OF the war work council. de.
mands a complete investigation bv the
1nspector-General Of the United States
Army.
1T Is our Judgment" said DR.. Mott
that these complaints should be frankly
and fearlessly faced. II we were to liz.
more criticism we should be false to our
trust 1t is our duty to discover the un.
founded criticism. so that a patriotic Or
ganization. as a matter OF simple hon.
esty. may not be blighted unjustly. 1t is
equally our duty to discover the well
founded criticism In order that we may
adopt a constructive programme that
will obviate in our future policy any lax
administration of the past"
Regarding the charge that the Y NJ
c. A. was guilty. Of profteering at Its
canteens overseas, the report reproduced
the following telegram from the Third
Assistant Secretary of War. Frederick
Z. Keppel:
Matter OF prices asked by Young
Mems Christian Association for its arti-
oles sold in canteens overseas already
Investigated by War Department and
condition being remedied. Young Mems
Christian Association originally asked BY
Gen. Pershing to run canteen for army
on cost basis. To do this. had to reckon
In price fixing such overhead charges as
transportation charges and marine insur.
alice so that the prices were much higher
than in this country.
Finds Y Lost Much Money.
Young Mems Christian Association
made no profit but lost thousands of dol.
lars Arrangements now made will en-.
The sun., 1919-01-05

For want Of iron you may b an old man
st thirty, dali of Intellect. poor u nsuory,
nervous, irritable sad ell 'rsn.dotu,' while
a. fifty or sixty. with plenty Of .ireo In your
blood. you may Gill be young Ia fselisr, fuIi
Of life, your whole being briAnias ever With
vim and energy.
"As proof Of this take the case Of Former
uni'ed States Senator and vice.Prssdcntiai
homnes Charles A. rowus. sho a. psss 50
10 still . veri,sble mountsis ef tireless ener.
g.. Senator To~ne ssysi 7 have found
i MuI,'ed Iron Of the .res,es, b..si, 90 .
be without II. am IN . posi,ioa to testify
and immediate heipfulness Of this Icmedy.
sud l nnhesitatinsly rsesmnssd Nu1sted
Iron to all Who feel tho need Of renewed en-.
cry End the regularity Of bodily funetious.'
-Then there 10 Foaner Health CsumisIoser
William r. Kerr, Of Chicago. Who IL pss, tho
,hIee score year mark but still vigorous. &C..
i've full Of life. vim and emery. Yome,
Health Comri'.iousr Kerr ssys b believes
his own personal activity todsy 10 isueIy dvs
70 bis use Of NuIaied Iron and TIA, be BE-.
he'e' u ought to be prescribed By eyery
psy'ieian ara ~sS h. ssss isssiri u he
county.
The sun., 1919-01-05
influenza Kills Al. 900 in Egypt.

CAIRO, Jan. 1T Is officially COM
puted that 1900 persons died IN Egyp,
outside of Cairo and Alexandria as a
result Of the recent influenza epidemic.
The sun., 1919-01-05


table. easily fa,igusd, but II ut.
ierly Iobs him Of that viriis
force, that stamina and strength
Of will which arc % necessary
to success and power In every
walk Of life. II may also trsss-
form Q beautiful. sweet.tsmpersd
woman into ono who 10 cross,
nervous and irritable. I have
strongly emphasized tho great
neeessi,y Of physicians making
blood Examinations Of their
weak. sniemie. rundown Pc
tiepis, Thousands Of persons 70
on year after year suffering from
physical weakness and . highly
nervous condition due to lack Of
sufficient iron In their red blood
eorpuseles without ever vsAlisins
tho real and irue cause Of thsis
trouble. Without iron In ysur
blood your food merely passes
through phe body. someehins
like corn through an old Mil
with rollers 90 wide apAry lat
iLo mil cant er-nd.
The sun., 1919-01-05
Physician Explains-gives
Practical Advice On What
To Do To Help Build Up
Your Strength, Power and
Endurance And Increase
The Red Blood Corpuscles.

Commenting on the
ose Of NuIated Iron ss
. touie. strength and
b ! o o d builder. DE-.
lanes Francis Sullivan,
formetlx nh-,.s.. -
The sun., 1919-01-05
THE TIRED
NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE

Bellevue Hospital (os,doos Dsp,). Nov rsst,
and the westehestsr County Hosplt1. ssid
'Modern methods Of esskips and he rapid
pace At which people Of this century live have
made such an alarming inesssse u 'irsa IL.
6eeney In the blood Of American men and
women that have sftsa nsrslsd 81 IN
large number Of people Who lack irsa b u.
hlood-and Who never suspss, As sauss d
their weak, nervous, Tua.devs state. Lack d
iron In the blood not snly .Akss . ma
nh u.i1nl md mental HeaLllna narxcua lrxi
The sun., 1919-01-05

Finds Y Lost Much Money.
Young Mems Christian Association
made no profit but lost thousands of dol
lars Arrangements now made will en-
able them to obtain supplies from sources
The sun., 1919-01-05

the Boston, where offered
IN New York there condition disposition surplus production
that gives Boston decided advantage.
Thus will be that price larger than that
paid ether large milk market also true that
when the farmers sold him cream Il
produces money get by marketing
it in ether form.
The following table shows what the producer realize January
milk in the various in which milk utilized:
$40 perUu
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
SPACE PLANS TO
BE DECIDED ON
Board of Public Grounds and
Buildings Will Determine
Upon Office Needs
Members of the

Members of the
State Board of
Public Grounds
a n d Buildings
have directed inn
mediate studies
to be made re-
garding the nee
essities of space
for the various
departments ( o
be taken care of
in the new office
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
ORDERS STEEL FOR
FOUR WARSHIPS
Navy Department Places Con
tract For Fourteen Thou
sand Tons

Washington, May 15.-Tender au-
thority conferred by war emergency
legislation, the Navy Department yes
terday placed an order, or what
amounts to q requisition. for $4,000
tons of steel, with the Carnegie Steel
Company. The steel is to be used
in starting construction of four bait
tleships, work on which under the
act authorizing them. must be begun
before July l.
Decision to requisition the steel
was reached to-day at Navy De-
partment conference at which 1t was
found that the bids submitted yester-
day for the $4,000 tons were the
same rs bids which previously had
been submitted and which were
based on prices agreed upon between
the steel manufacturers and the now
abandoned industrial board OF the
Department of Commerce. The pre-
viously submitted bids were rejected
on the grounds that they shoWeo
no indications of competition.
The order, according to an an
nouncement issued by Acting Secre-
tary Roosevelt was placed lat a ten
tative price subject to later ADJUST
ment" and explained that the car
negie Company was the only pluuei
submitting estimates on the ehtlre
order
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
REPUBLICANS ARE
Ell LATED OVER
BALTIMORE VOTE
Elect Mayor in City Which
Is Normally Democratic
by $4,000

Washington, May 15.-The election
of William +. Broenig, Republican,
as mayor OF Baltimore is easily the
political sensation of the day among
politicians of both parties, who are
gathering here for the extra session
of Congress. Democrats are visibly
depressed and Republicans are cor
respondingly elated.
1t was one 0f the most remarka BILE
elections in the history of Baltimore.
The Democratic candidate had the
support of the Democratic state or
ganization to such degree that it
acquired the significance of state
campaign. He also had tremendous
financial backing, probably greater
than any Baltimore candidate in
recent years. The city is normally
overwhelmingly Democratic - the
registration books showing $4,000
Democrats and $4,000 Republicans,
with approximately $4,000 independ-
ent voters. The returns show that
the Republicans received the solid
support of not only the Independent
vote but also the votes of several
thousand Democrats carrying the city
by about 5000. Precincts which are
normally heavily Democratic We're
carried by the Republican candidate.
Brocnig is the third Republican to
te elected mayor of Baltimore since
the Civil War - a period covering
over half a century.
While Democrats are really greatly
distressed over the result which
loses them control of the largest city
south of the Mason and Dixon line
and over 5000 political jobs. they
pretend for publication" to see
nothing nationally significant in the
upheaval. preferring to attribute il
wholly to local issues"
Republicans, on the other hand,
say the Baltimore result is only an
other straw which is showing the
very heavy nti-Democratic wind
that is blowing everywhere. Only
q few weeks ago, the normally De-
mocratic city of st. Louis elected
q Republican mayor. Other by
elections have exhibited the same
tendencies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

III NllC AAS"
building to be erected in Capitol
park. The revised plans, which
show a building over 200 feet Ions
by about So in width, were submit
ted yesterday to the Board by Ar
mold w. Drummer and approved.
The new building. which will be
merely an official structure without
ornamentation, but of material SIM
liar to the Capitol, may contain
more than $4,000 square feet and
will be located in Capitol park on
a line with the south wing, COM
mencing at the line of the present
Fourth street. In it will be housed
various buildings now scattered
through Office buildings in the city.
Their needs are to be studied and
the space will be assigned before
the building is started, which Will
probably be some time this summer.
Capitol CIosed-This being a legal
holiday, the State Capitol was closed
and everyone who could, was in
Philadelphia to see the review or
the keystone Division.
Drawing Up OrdeF-The Public
Service Commission will shortly pass
upon the formal order apportiopinG
costs and approving the plans for
elimination of the grade crossings
at Hummelstown and Swatara.
There will be two subways built in
that section.
Interest In Bids-Much interest Is
manifested in the contracts for State
highway construction for which bids
will be opened late this month.
Some of the biggest contracting
firms in the State are expected to bid.
Awards Later On-Bids for fur
nishing supplies to the State gov
ernment are still being tabulated at
the Department of Public Grounds
and Buildings. The awards will he
made late this month. The con-
tracts are effective in June.
Appointments Made - Governor
Sproul has appointed these trustees
for Spring CITY institution: Frank
G.. Hartman, Lancaster; j. Milton
Lutz, L'anerch: ]. Clarence Parsons.
Phoenixville; J. Comfy Hall, West
Chester; 7. Hibbs Buckman. Lang
horne; B. Pemberton Phillips.
Wayne. and for Rittersville State
Hospital: John 7. Tullen, Philadel-
phia; William a. Seibert. Eastcn;
Harry TreXler and E. NJ. Young
Allentown; George r. Bedford.
Wilkes Barre: Archibald Johnston,
Bethlehem. ]. William Brown. Ian
caster. was appointed n member of
the Huntingdon Reformatorv Board,
and Ex-senator John NJ. Jamison.
of Greensburg, on the Blairsville
State. Hospital Board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

Justice of the Peace Nelson Rother-
mel of Temple.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
Says Pile Remedy
Worth $4,000 a Box

I have had itching piles ever since
my earliest recollection. 1 am 90 years
old and have suffered terribly. 1 have
tried many remedies and doctors. but
no cure. About weeks ago l saw
your ad for Peterson's Ointment.
The first application stopped all Itch
ing. and in three days all soreness. /
have only used one S5c box and con-
slider l am cured. not feeling any re-
turn Of the trouble for weeks. You
have my grateful heartfelt thanks,
and may everyone that has this trou-
BILE see this and give your ointment,
that is worth a hundred dollars or
more a box, a trial. Sincerely yours, A.
Newth, Columbus. Ohio.
Peterson's Ointment for Piles, Ec-
zema and old sores is only 50 cents a
box at all druggists. Peterson Oint-
ment Co, Inc. Buffalo, n. Y.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
lmperator Starts From
Brest Under Yankee Flag
With $500 Passengers

Brest. France, May 15.-The liner
Imperator, which was turned over TO
the United States by Germany under the
armistice agreement. sailed at 10 o'clock
this morning for America.
On board were LOO flrst-class pas
sengers; 2,200 second-class. including
the 354th infantry, the 18th infantry
brigade headquarters. evacuation ambu-
lance company No. II. and $40 women
nurses, Y. NJ. c. A. workers and SOL
diers' brides
This is the first oversee journey for
the Imperator under the American
flag.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
More Central Penna.
Boys at Carlisle;
Some Discharged

Carlisle. May 15.-Among the over
seas convalescents Just admitted TO
W. Burkepile, Royalton: r. F. Bayer.
Lebanon: Joseph W. Ellis. Carlisle:
William Glynn, Osceola Mills; Joseph
L. Gates. Altoona; James f. Nixell,
Lee Cross Roads; BENJAMIN Wells.
Fred Wohmer. Reedsville. and Roy
Hampton, Tyrone.
Among those discharged are En-
NETT Minnick, Carlisle; Antonio In
yana, Huntingdon, and Earl G. Bord-
ner, EliZabethville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
Youth, IS, Becomes
Champion Pistol Shot
of A. E. F. in France

Lc Mans. France. May 15;-Private
orville r.. York, Fifth Marines. who
Sass than n wear ago was attending
high school in Canton. Ohio. .yester-
day became the recognized pistol shot
champion of the American expeditionSc
arv forces. York. who Is only 10
S,ears old. and who never had fired n
nistol until he Joined the, marine
CORPS last July. won his title over
field of 500 contestants on the D'AuV.
ors range, scoring l,O22 points out OF
a possible 1900.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

II was troubled with nervous in
digestion for five or six years. l
tried almost everything and made
two or three trips to the city of
Nashville and had specialists treat
me; but | found that nothing did me
any good until l tried Bliss Native
Herbs. l was so l could not eat or
sleep. but since using your medicine
! have had no further trouble and
enjoy good health.
"W. T. CURTISS,
Alexandria. Tenn"
There is nothing more distressing
than indigestion. The food lou
crave for most causes you the great
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

Grace Snyder, Boiling Sprngs a
senior in the literary course at Leb-
anon Valley College, has announced
her engagement to Professor William
y. Martin. principal of the Lebanon
41cademy. The romance began while
the twain were at college. Professor
Martin is son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry ]. Martin, Rouzerville, near
Pen Mar Park.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

how good suit you want, we 60 the
# styles Except poor styles" We don't want to sell YOU
well improve looksWe fit all sizes and
why most prefer to buy this Give
Clothes" at all times.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
Hoboes Sent to Jail For
Occupying V;-ant School

Berkley, Pa, May f5.-For taking
possession of an abandoned school
house In Ontelaunee Township.
FRANK Kramer and Martin Harri-
gan. middleaged hoboes, were each
sent to jail for twenty days, by
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
Troubled Five Years
With Nervous Indigestion

est agony. Your disposition be-
comes so disagreeable that your
friends shun you. You can avoid all
use of Bliss Native Herb Tablets
They aid digestion, sweeten the
stomach. act gently on the bowels.
and promote "a general condition OF
good health; One tablet at night
will make the next day bright.
box contains 200 tablets. Price 81
Note the money back guar
antee on every box. Be sure -
to get the genuine. Look (2l
for trade mark on each tab O
let. Sold by leading druggists and
local agents everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

veteran. to support his libel for di-
vorce. The veteran claims that his
wife kicked him out in the cold.
locked the door on him, refused his
clothes and otherwise mistreated
him. Mrs. Gaskill is opposing the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15
VI VETERAN. AGED Z

VETERAN, AGED 78,
SEEKS DIVORCE
Uniontown, Pa, May 15.-That
even the winter of lifo does not
bring surcease from matrimonial
tempest was evidenced in bill of
particulars filed by Morgan Gaskill.
of Brownsville. aged IS. Civil War
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-15

LEBANON VALLEY
SENIOR TO WED
Waynesboro, Pa. May 15.-Miss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
Gin 2ebritnbl fir 9entid.

Die grrihtung zines b~eionberen
9ebritlbles fir 6eutidc Spra6e OH
Der l1niperiitat goingburg, Sdott'
LAMB. bot in meiteiten &reiien Ilifie.
ben erregt. Die u~niberiitdt lit ieii
,nebr afs 100 Sabren Elm Sauptiit
oes Stubiums uno Ser Bflege ber
beutifcn Sprade eeiueien. als @al'
ter Scott bort it,tbicrte, mar oas
Stubiuin bes Oeutid}en Elm Wiiiien.
Mit ieincn Srelinben bilbete Scott ei.
ne beionoere oeutide 9laiic. Tbomas
GarIple bertiefte iid 10 in sic beutide
2iterotur an Ser gbingburger Uni.
periitGt. DAB Die 2%anoesIelte ibm Dor.
marfen, CT mare elm balber 9erttider,
er oGdtc n,tr bei,tih.
limo bier5ulanbe3 - Nlrn. man
bdnst ben aittel nad Dem 8ino. III
fir Sortidritt Blind ,rno biIbet iid
elm, DAB maj, ,tmfo fliiser iei, ie nc.
niger Spraden r,ni, fer,ne.-Seffer.
ION gitp @oIfsfre,.n6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
Sopc Nenisfeiten.

v. ". Semener bat cine groBC
rleiie Sde,ulc auf ieiner 5arm bauen
Iaiien. Die Irbeit ipuroe bon Clint
merflann Sreo Shollmeper nnb ieinc
@ebiilfen, @m. Rieipalo. Sermann
&rueger unb s. 60. Scrncper, a,lsse-
fiibrt.
Sermom gifcrmann lnb Gam
Settler iinb Somilic. bon Hotsbm,
luarer, ant Sonntag bier a,,f 8ciuh.
s. @. Sdollmepcr unb Sp. Sol
tensmeper iino bier ant 9leeOreiden.
Ser Samenertraa lit oieies Sabr fem
10 reider ipie i'm Sorjabre.
sSrau 8nt. MilIcr uno ibrc 5tpei
Eod,ter, bon Ounfcrton, Soma. iinb
bier arf 9eiud Bel Der SHUTTER uno
@roBmlitter, 5ral, 6. aipsfod.
Srau &idarb &rueger, Srau 8en
arueser unb Sro,i Sobn Soffmann
reiiten leste @odc na9 SIater, SEQ.
ilm ibren @r,ber, abolpb @iIIer 5l'
beiuhcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Sept. II, 1919, As required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
SRI. 5rieba Sduet, Sodter bon
ausuit Sdiics unO Satin, lit am
'0ienstag letter ISOLDE mieber in Die
Scimatb auriidsefebrt, nadoem tie
adt Monate in Sranfreid oils Tfle-
germ in bcn amerifaniihen 2a5aret.
ten gebient bate.
-Sarriion @ebb, bon Ilton, SILL,
beiano iid bier ailf 9ciud bel ieincm
gerpanotem Stub. 9aumgaertner lr.
uno Srau Ilpin Boeidel. Ser
8ebb lit crit fiir5Iid aus Dem 9riegs.
2a5aret %entlaiien ipprben uno mnB
nod on 3riiden geben. an Der Jront
BEL Meuie Mrgonnc in Sranfreid be.
oiente CT einen Der &riegs : Sants als
Die grobe 8riegsmaidine nntauslid
iourSc unS er unb ieinc &aIHeraben
Die Sludt itber ss0o. Nan's 2dnb" e.
greifcn muBtcn, bel uclder 5pei ici.
ner aamcrooen fielcn unb Bcbb
idmer peripunoet puroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
q. Of 6. eriudblteu geamte.

Sn elmer porigc @ode %abgebaltc'
men Seriammlung bes bieiigeh 3mei.
ses Der &nigbts Of Columbus puroen
iolgenbc @camte fir bas nd6Ite Sabr
eriuGblt: Grand Knight, John De-
Largy; Deputy Grand knight, Chas.
H. Williams; Chancellor, Louis Rauch;
Recorder, Edward Klos; Financial
Secretary, G. S. Kramer; Treasurer,
Joseph Baumstark; Lecturer, Angus
tine Joaquin; Advocate, Richard
Speckhals; Warden, Otto L. Hug; In
side Guard, August J. Neidhart; Out
side Guard, Alvin Berend; Trustee for
8 years, M. A. Schuster. Nuh fir
bas nGdite Sabr pcrbcn u. q. ZIP
brill mo Sranf CLAUS als EruItees
oienen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12
Nadridteu bon Stonb Sill.

Inbrcm Shinbler fpl,roc bon iei-
ncr @attin nit cinem Sobnden be.
idenft.
Or. gnaelbredt unb Samilie limo
bon ibrer nod benz Staote Tebrasfa
unternommcncn @eiuhsreiie pieber
3iiriidgefebrt.
Otto SeiemanrL Sobn bon g. @.
Sp. Seielnann battc lette ISOLDE bas
llneIiid at fallen unb cinen slrn.
br,id at erleioen.
s. @. 2ebbetter unb Samilie,
peIde gernanoten in inIerer NafJ.
barfdaft einen 8eil1 obltatteten, iinb
pieoer in lire Seimatb. in, @ebIter
@robcs ouriideefebrt.
aut beridiebenen 6ormen bel
|Stpnp Sill paren sic Dreidmaidi.
men an Scr Irbeit 3leciomen Al, Ore
i1en.
g.. %. Sp. Seiemann tpar bieie
ISOLDE in Scrmanu I'M i'm &reissc.
ridt als @eidmorener ai bienen.
s. g. Gariteot bcrbeiiert oie Sront
ieincs Storcgebduoes ourd einen
Concrete gingang.
George Coulter lit fleiBis am gau
ieincs ne,ten @obnbauies.
SRI. Srieoa 9libn lit burd 9ranf.
belt ans 9ett sefciielt. 8lniden
baloisc @eiicritng.
Senrh 9ar1,er Iieb bird Drummer.
bobrer SeinIein ieinen arteiiihen
Drummer, nod tiefer bobren.
Irnolo Seinlein bot cine ne,ie Ma.
idine gum 8obren bon grunnei er.
baltcn ntb lit iett better oils lie i'm
Stan0e benz @aiiermnneel oiif oer
5arm ah5tlbelfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-12

-@oiu. Waupin nno @attin. BON
8otsoam, maren am Sonntag bier
gum geiitd, bel Sreunoen mo DC
fanntcn.
-aug. VI. Tllllmcper, bon Ban,
brsleitetc slug. 2ucfc mo oei'eil
Iohtcr SRI. Wcte. bierbcr, ipelde
bon bier ans nod cincnt @clilh bel
ibren a~ngcborigen III inherent Count
IN, micber in ibre Scimatb bel No'
poleon, Ro. 5uriid reiitc.
@cnn cure Sinbcr irgcno eillen
IrtifcI fir Den Sduleebral,d notbia
bobcn, Damn ididt oieielbcn mad ".
u. Rief's @boIeiale uno Hetail &C.
id,1ft an Der 4. StraBc.
6rau Ibbie Soncd febrte lesteil
SonlStag bon Rbinclanb anrild, no,
bin iic gereiit mar lnl ibrc Gnfelin 5lt
begriiben. Die oils Eohtcrhen bon grs
min Seeming unb Satin, OIL q. Pin.
eiit ibr Debut gcnlad,t buttc.
Srau q. @. Sempclmann neblt
Eohter, bon Diebton aaniaS, befin.
oct iid gegenipGrtig bier auf 9ciiif)
bel ibrcn gltcrn, alguit Sdn,et nnb
Satin.
SrIS. 8iola u,o Olipe arab,
tpeIhc cine ISOLDE bel ibren 4ngebo.
riecn. Der Sanrilie o. s. @arper OF
Der Sirit Greet, peripeilt batter, febr.
ten Iestcn Sonntng lpicbcr in ibr
Seim nah ct. 2oris srriid, lnb omar
in 9csleitung bon SRI. ella Gamer,
melde mebrere @odcn i'll Der 6rob.
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ieiner Sliaeno biente CT Dem .Solfs
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