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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
MUCH COMMENT On FIGHT To
Be HELD At PARK TOMORROW
HAHN AND LEONARD READY FOR
TEE GONG FOR THEIR FIGHT
Tomorrow NIGHT.

On every street corner in cigar stores.
prOl parlorS, clubs. etc. discussion per
tanning to the boxing bout I" b" held to-
morrow nigh, ut III" Wheeling lark "a
sino. is holding full sway. Among IN"
questions being asked are, "Wh"'S going
win the fight. Hahn or Leonard"
When Will Battling Leonard get here
VIII Ham Ritz d>fcat Billy williams?
These are but few oc the questions
being asked. OF course. the answers
vary quite frequently, but this is always
the case. in all branches of sport
Just who will win IN" main fight can
not be decided definitely until after the
fight tomorrow night. This applies IL
tho sCrT-final also. Hahn and Leonard
are two Of the most evenly matched ban
tamwe ights. in the country to-day. Ham
Ritz and Billy Williams are also on u
$3.50 basis.
In n recent bout al the park. Williams
and Ritz clashed in six rounds. In the
first round Ritz floored Williams clean
~ with \ straight left. Later Ritz Went
10 'is knees before ono of Williams
rus les The latter is q rushing fighter.
while Ritz is cautious. deliberate. quick
on his feet. and n born fighter. He car
RIGS a loft that has proved deadly TO all
Of his opponents at the park. with the
cXpcCtIcn Of Williams.
In tho Hahn-lconard fight. the maj
ity sides with tho Wc!lSburENr Hahn Is
10 meet Champion rcLc Herman, on -Au.
gus; 9Th. at New Orleans, and has been
training hard for his fight. in an effort
10 get tho belt, and he will try hard &c
put Leonard out Of his way. SO as to
give him clear field for the title.
On the other hand. Leonard is Il fight.
er and heavy hitter and has as yet &c
FiY,l 1 L. g. l..
and fight. He has put the majority OF
the bantams out Of the way. and has So
cured q newspaper decision over Pal
Moore. the only bantam in the country
TO get such decision.
Leonard states that he has trained FOL
this fight ns though Hahn was tho
champion instead Of n contender, anG
expects to stop him before tho tcntf
round. To win over Hahn would be q
great boost for the New Jersey boy Ms
Hahn IS rated as one Of the fastest boys
in the bantam division.
A bout that Is expected to surpr1se the
fans ia the Chick WattYoung Myers 60
In their workouts these two boxers are
showing everything in the action lnC
ard fast smuggling bee" will be the re.
suit.
The Potts Twins Of New York in theil
high class exhibition OF la Savatte'
and four rounds OF straight boxing viii
be the first number on the program. this
exhibition starting promptly at $40.
Roferee Joe Donnelly. timckecpcr Geo
Philips and physical examiner DR.. Bip
pus are the officials in charge.
Ringside and reserved tickets can bt
secured at tho McLure Cigar Stand, Fort
Henry Smoke House, and Stewart and
Filan pool parlors
Quito few out-of-town parties hav,
arranged to takc blocks of seats. SO those
intending to sec this bout had better got
seats by buying at above places rather
than walt until they arrive at the park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
National League.

The greater mo necessity FOR saving
the create your opportunity /, use
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
T====5= IN The WORLD OF SPORTS G=====
BAljERS NALLOP THE CRACK
DENN|SON CLUB At BELLA|RE

I hours Of and o'clock this evening. so
} as 10 arrange for n game this week "nd'
: ~ l, played At Tunnel Green or Bcllalre
! ball park
/ Thr Sc.rc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Gnmea

New Tork. 5: Boston. :.
Philadelphia, 4: Brooklyn. ..
Cincinnati. 8: Pittsburgh. 3.
Cincinnati. 3: Pittsburgh. l.
Chicago. !; 81. Louis, o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

u. LOUIS ZOS lou l
Chicago. DOL 400 OOO .
Two base hits, Jacobson, Lynn, J. Col
Inns Sothoron.
Thrco base hits. slslcr. J. Collins. ia
cOibSOn.
Stolen bases. sisler, Weaver.
Sacrifice hits. Gedcon 2.
Sacrifice flies, X. williams, Stsler.
Double plays, Mullln TO u. Collins TO
RisbCrG.
Left on bases. st. Louis 7; Chicago 8.
I'aLsc on balls. off Wcilman 3: c, VIII
Inns I: I.owdcrm!lk 8; Sothoron 2.
Hits off G. williams, in 8; Lowder-
milk. none IN ono and none out IN hfN:
DAnforth 3; in 1h; Kerr In AS; We'll
mnn---. in 3A: SothorOn 4 IN 5 Is.
Struck out, by c, Williams .; Weilrnnn
.; Sothornn /.
Winning pitcher Sothoron.
Losing pitcher. Iowdermilk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Two haso hit: Brcssler. Three base
hit: Stongcl. Stolen bases: southworth,
Cutshaw. Sacrifice fly: Stcngel. Dou-
bic play: Groh (unassIstcd). Left on
haccs: Pittsburgh. I; Cincinnati. G. Base
on balls: OFF Ponder. l. Hits: orr Pom
DIR s In 6l3 innings; off Mayer. in
% innings. Struck out: BY Salloc !.
rasecd balls: WInGo. Losing pitcher:
Ponder.
Second Came: r. Fl. z.
Pittsburgh .....0 90 n0nn1o-- 0
Cincinnati. .....O ooO2 2x-3 |
Cnr7osOn. Hamilton and Leo. Schmidt;
RclN her ard WInEo. RarIden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Tw"-has" hits--IIamilton >. rrysoCk.
Thrcc-hast hit-Ncuhart. Stolen bases
,-llnmilton. Ford. Bases on balls on
Long 4. or King >. Struck out-By
Long 9, by King .. Umpirc-Mack.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
Standing Of ClCbs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

| Yesterdays Games
Detroit. .; Cleveland. l.
| 81. Louis. IL; Chicago. 5.
Philadelphia, 3;WaShington. >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Wilson's ............ sol 003 1910
Thrcc-hnao hIt--Mhrtin. Two -bnse
hits-Jockum. CrIstIc. Norman. EanElc.
D0uhl" plny--Comcr to Rick to EanElc.
Base on hRlls--On Conner :. Struck out
lily Mill"r 4, by Conner 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto s: DnGhnnpton !.
Rnchostor .; buffalo Il.
'EOch"strr 3; buffalo s.
Newark q: Jersey city 3.
Newark 0; Jersey city !.
Baltimore I: Reading 4.
Gal. at 6 o'clock; local ordinance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Bases on bnlls-Off Zcrla. 1; off Bar
tlcbach, . tmpirc-Dclford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28
ALEXANDEE IN PORN

ALEXANDER IN FORM
ST. LOUIS July 27-AlcHandor was
I'm nnr form and Chicago won from st.
run in th" third which scored Alexander
ahead ur him. The cabs got two moro
runs OF Turro ia IN" NTH. compelling
his retirement. Score:
t'LlcDpn pO2 O2O on0--4 0
r. IT, l.
81. Louis 10000. Onn non nnn-U : q
Alexander md Killlfcr: Tucro. Shcrdcl
and Clemens.
-RI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

Double plays-Heller. Bell Bero.
Base on bai1s-Eastcn, 1SCrock, :.
Struck out-By Easton -, Crock y,
Burkhart &. ..
Cmpirc-Vic Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

-RI'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-28

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
COTTON FUTURES
RALLY AT CLOSE
Prices Show Rise of About 81
to II Points From Low
est at Finish.

The cotton market showed continued
nervousness and irregularity yesterday,
but offerings subsidized after a sharp
early break and rallies followed with the
close very steady at a net loss Of 8 to
20 points. October sold Off to 1915 on
the early break and closed at 3o.4s.
against 3o.e3 at the close of the previous
day.
The early selling was attributed
largely to liquidation. and disposition to
even up long contracts probably was in
creased by uncertainties of wire service.
Liverpool was slightly better than due.
The opening here was barely steady at a
decline of to 30 points. Before
the selling slackened active months
were SO to 90 points net lower, with
October 1855 points less than the high
level OF Tuesday. This break seemed TO
leave the market in better technical Do
Stion. as trade interests were credited
WIN buying part of tho contracts sold
on scale down. Prices firmed I'D dur
ing the afternoon on covering. The
close showed rallies of about 81 to II
points from the lowest
sfP
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
CURB ISSUES FIRM
TOWARD CLOSING
Several Stocks Make Large
Gains and Few Losses
: Exceed O Point.

A weak tone was displayed again dur
inv the greater part Of yesterdays
SEES Won OF the curb market until toward
the ,tose. when ffrmer undertone was
II, evidence and several issues showed
substai vial rallies. The opening was
irregular and followed by outside pro-
fessional ,elling in sympathy with the
Stock Excl ange. but losses in few cases
exceeded point
Motor ao ,ess.ory stocks we're in good
demand in the late trading. Martin
Parry ad val ced more than a point and
there was a good demand for Exccllo
Tire, which was introduced to the list
several days ago. Per1ectlon Tire was
steady.
Savold Tire Gf Ohio and Savold Tire
OF New York we re firm, the first named
selling to a new high. Peerless Motors
was fractionally higher. United Retail
Stores was in renewed demand. selling at
a new high, with a fsafn of more than
4 points. Submarine Boat was fractions
ally higher at the close, despite the fall
ure of its directors to declare dividend.
Among the oils Midwest refining was
points lower, and the Sinclair issues
declined fractionall.' Commonwealth
Petroleum advanced a point. Central
and Ertel Oil were fact ionally higher.
Ventura Consolidated, which has been
unusually active in the last few sessions.
was in good demand at the close, and
ended the day with fractional improve
ment.
Allied Packers will be introduced to
the list to-day.
A further rise OF 4 points in American
Sumatra Tobacco Is featured the bond
trading They subsequently, lost the Inn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
choice 100 lbs, sl1.7b; marrow Manehu-
Lady Washington. California. IS; small
white, Cslifornia, s.; large white, IdahG1'
teesry G%llf0Tn" cors.S sssP9i
daifuku, Manchurian. sL50ds: red kidney.
choice, N?.75 Pis; red marrow, 'io.7591i;
1925 q $50; black turtle soup. $40. II;
white kidney. choice, sl17ba1s.25; Inn
perisls, s1oi kumamoto, Manchurian, $3.50
Chilean sssSo c e4sn5srry SS hnysn
.sss $50 california. sf.ss q 7.so; pink. Cali.
Idaho. $3.50; Washington, IS; California.
!7.799s;.. chilean. si.q 7.sO; Australian.
California, .5.25a5.5O: splits, yellow, $3.50
g6.7b; green, S1oql1: white, small, Man
churian. ts16.to; large. S9s.5o.
BUTTER-creamery, higher than extras,
4G dr.s. extras to 0: .eG sSor' soS sl
seconds, 50 to 81 score. 4s64eMc; lower
srades; sc; unsaited, higher than extras.
sac: seconds. 80 oslo: State dairy. tubs,
nnest' 6l961hc.; good to prime tsb q
S SSss os eCmmS9 e fair 40 49, rssS,
sec; ladies, current make. flrsts, i7a4she.;
seconds, sec tse.; lower grades. 4s0 !5c pack.
MS STOCK aSe current trent make No; tSh 9se;
CHEESE--State. whole milk. fresh fats,
eolored. ib,, slh9uhc.; white. 81 q a1Mc.
average run, colored, 30h Q31c.; white,
SoH 9So% lower grades, rs q soc. twins.
specials. white. 3l9 31hc.; colored, 81 q
shc'; average run, white, S0630hc c.
coiored, Soh q sic; lower grades 26 q 30c. ;
wisconsin, whole milk, twins, fresh, 30h
mSl hc: single daisies. fresh. colored, SIX
s2c; double daisies. fresh, slli q sac :;
Young Americas. fresh. 33d3 3hc.; State.
SKINS, specials. 2th I25Ac.; prime to
eholce' Il 23c.i fair to good, 1I62oc.;
lower grades. 7dl6c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
- IUNDUN PRICES.
LONDON. June n.-Following arc the ,
sECURITIps Ar AUCTION.

III : share: Oriental Bank in liquidation.
shares scarsdaIe Golf Club. sass lot
shares Gehrins Publishing Company, SSs
let. W.
s shares New York Knife Company. ,soS
$500. ArkyriEht Club ~ bonds. due 1928.
e" shares H. W. Baker Linen Company.
8 shares Hale a Kilburn Company. com.
mon voting trust certificates, ib
20 shares the General Manifold and Print
Ing Company. common, $50 lot.
IS shares Home Bureau Company, pre-
ferred, $a5 per share.
. shares Arundel Golf Club, IS per shara
2i1 shares Caldwell Land and Lumber
Company. $1,000 lot.
30 shares Sunday School Times So
s.sGe shares Hammerstein Amusement
Company. $50. tS2.Ss lot.
500 shares Brooklyn Union Gas COMPANY.
1000 shares United Copper Company. nr.-
fsrred, Central Trust Company certin-
Gates of deposit. two assessments paid
soc. and 2oc.. ;33 lot. N'
800 shares Aero Alarm Company, 500
s2bo.oOo Missouri. Kansas a Texas Rail-
way So notes un9eposited, 40
lea shares TAFT Producer Company. fak In,
ton-pretsrrsd. co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
May Anthracite Shipments.

The shipments OF anthracite coal fol-
May, as reported to the anthracite bu-
reau of information. amounted to SILL
s15 gross tons. against 5,224,7l5 tons
in April and 6,ss7.256 tons in May, 1918.
The increase of nearly 500. 900 tons. conf
pared with April was accomplished in
spite of tho fact that most of the mines
were shut down on Ascension and Memo
rial days The decrease, compared with
May. 1913. was chiefly in steam sizes, as
because of the war demands a year ago,
washery tonnage was an important fac-
tor. whereas comparatively little wa shery
coal was shipped during last month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was active through
out most Of the day. but prices failed to
respond fully 20 the sharp advance in
the primary markets On the call local
prices were unchanged to an advance OF
Is points. While pressure tended to
lower values moderately. demand was
sufficient to hold the market fairly
steady. Anal prices being net un-
changed to decline Of 8 points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12

Coffee Cables-Rio was l25 reis higher for "a
at 1860. Exchange lid. higher at Nhd.
Receipts 5000 bags and stock $1,000 bags. In
Santos spots were 800 reis higher for u at
1890 and 800 higher for Ia at 1890. Receipts
1900 bags and stock 2,tst 900 bags. Santos
futures were 200 to 275 reis higher. Receipts
at the ports were 5000 bags. against % 900
last year and 1900 two years ago. Sac Pauio
had 10 900. against 10 900 and 1000, and Jundiahy
r. 900. against 1900 and 1000 bags respectively.
Fine weather prevailed in all districts Of Sac
Paulo, with temperatures ranging from 80 to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S6ss.i54.S4. OF
which sll2,4ss54 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
35ss,s54so for recent importationA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12

bag. 33qs,5o. oKRA--southern. carrier,
sssyS' ,tEAsILarse nskY slgs,5o; small
Southern. Italian, box. sSGl. PARSLEY
sbsrmuas; crate. .Se; g.i. RHuBARS-iOo
crate. SOC Use. RADIsH@S-l00 bohs., 81
ga SCAILIoNs-loo behs, Sl0a SPIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
Exports From New York.

Wheat. ls6,ol3 bu. -four. 5,322 sacks :;
rye flour. 6,lsl bbls. ; hams. 115.9l5 lbs. !;
lard. 1928 lbs. rye. 2s2.s7s bu beans,
lSl.ssl bu,; alcohol. 7O5 bbls /: bacons,
sss.7o2 lbs; cottonseed oil. $4,000 Ibs,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12

AcH-Bbl.. soc. a,i.g5. soUAsH-south-
ern. white. box. slql.75; Southern. white
small bsk. SOC gu; Southern. crooked
lQ2. TURNIPS-New. bbl., S1aS. RUTA-
BAGA-lto ID; bag. t3.6oQS; old. white.
Dbl or bag. i@2. ToMATOES-FloridA,
crete, DOC. QS3; Texas. nat case, $50, t.TS;
dollhouse. lb., ioq25c.. WATERCREsS-
100 bchs,, ti.So09
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
COTTON STATISTICS.
Now orlean. Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The wire
strike had an unfavorable effect on
values In the cotton market to-day.
prices falling on the opening and re-
naming depressed throughout the ses-
sion. The close showed net losses of IT
to 81 points. Outside trading was linn
tied because OF the poor telegraph SER
vice. The close was: July. 31.3sc.
October, 2s.s4c.: December. assoc. ;
January. 2s.24c.; March. acc. Spot
steady. rs points OF: middling, $1,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
Liverpool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, Juno 11.-weekiy cotton
statistics: Imports $4,000 bales Ameri-
can $4,000; stock $4,000, American
$4,000; forwarded $4,000, American
$4,000; exports 961: sales $4,000, Ameri-
can 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12

a, EIGS-Fresh gathered, extras. dozen
gtsc' storage packed. extra nrsts
ira hrsts, i5is 946iac.. irsts. 43is 9Ahc.
seconds and poorer. 32G4?isc.: dlrties. No
], ssc: No. and poorer. 30937c.; checks
2S 35c.; State. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery whites. fine TO fancy, 81
WbSc.; ordinary to prime. 47155c gath.
cred whites. ordinary to fine, 47a55c
Western and Southern. gathered whites
$50 55c; State. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. 4si1 5otlc.: gathered
brown and mixed colors. ~ 49c.; fair &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-12
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
a. IL .............. July 10 July 10
American Type Founders.
Ar p; a. Cons; MINI. Co.: ,'u' ~ 'u'
Ask.S vile, Power Light - 'Oa'
Atlantic Sugar Ref. pf. a.
BARNARD Bros. q spindl: San' 'u
Co., LIST pf. i%ee..... July 80 Aug.
Bernhard Bros. spindler
Nv ..........:.... June so Aug.
Co. pr. a. ss.......June II July
ist pr. a, ix es..........J June 20 July
I'd pf. a. Isrs......... June 20 July /
iIss ...........:...... July July ~
cago St. Louis. q.
De,HToli;; River Tunnel Co. IVY.
IsSs .............,... N.Junslt July /
H.sies d dtii Mining Co. a: .1
Inssr,oii-Rand {; Co. pr s-a; =, ,,,,, ,
rr ter L. Buttonhoie Mach: '' ,
Co, q. I%..............J June is July
way Co, a. iHss".....June IS June 50
2H% .............'... June 81 July l
MaSonins Coal CO, lex:
Mecrory store. pr. Co.,. -
Merchants Dispatch Trans:
portation Co, q, an % June - June 80
Middle States Oil Corp. mo-
~ .........,: . June so July Is
~ .'.....,......... June 50 July Is
10 ............J uneI5 July
Ottawa Trac, Co, q, Ne. June Is July l
Otis Elevator Co. q. l y &c June 30 July 10
isa e...oe 49, p.' Jun. 30 July Is
Regal s Shoe Co. pr q:
s ToToS,S on n lam Il But June ~ June
fS a. IL rs.. oo June so July Is
un Ee; d Shoe Mach. Co '"' " .Dl' -
rS Al s0' sio: Mach. CO. ;.0n'i' July
pf' q, $40. ............ Juns Is July 5
wsSasso Cotton a. IN q .Junel3 July 2
Wilson a Co. q. t1.25. July 81 Aug. l
Wilson q Co.. pr, q. IN 81 June - July ]
Yadkin River Power Co. pr, ,, g.,
q. ~ ..'.'.June IL July
.pavab,, in Liberty bonds
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-25

- Ser GonqreBa6geor0neter Carl
6. Ran Tpfe bon ct. 8auI lit, 80
,5abre alt, IN @oibinqton on elmer
D}ogcnblutung gcitnrben.
~ &aIobrouoe imo mieOerum on
mehreren Steucn in 0}iuneioto aus.
gcbrodlen
3ablrcid)t 9ergIcutc mur6cn
qeto0tct o0er pcrlest 6ei elmer Gr.
pIoiion SdlIagenoer @ctter in elmer
@ritbe iu 0}ons. 9eIgian.
~ Iic 2ohne Der GiuIar6eiter i'm
Camp 3olobiro, DO, gum Netroq
ron S29 .204 nu0 ipurlos oerihpun.
Ser umo HIit ihnsn Der 3ahlmeiIter,
llHterlautuant 0arrp :. grafsr
$4,000 Sha0eHeriaB eritritt
u. 6 aea1r aeridtIid Qelcn #
@atrieien in SuIiug. Ter, 0ie i'm
am Il. N}oj 1913 iQopalcr 1au0.
IanqeH 5e'it.jlt unS getbccrt II. &c.
ieoeri bafteu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-25

@nibingtOn, :. 6. - Die Son.
GcrtnQunq 0c8 neuen 66. GonarelIaS.
Der 0en 55rie0enSpertroq unO nm.
fangrcide eiubeInilne Nrobleme sll
bcratben hat, muroe am Montaq er.
ofttet, iu0em beioe 1duier Don Sen
RepubliCanern oraoniiirt mur0eu,
Die uah ciuem %utcruaa bon Sab.
rem I'M 6alie ino 6 I'M Scnot pie.
Der Die Goutroae crlnngten.
Der Senat orqouiiirtc iih nit ei.
ner repubIiconiihcu Webrbeit BON .
uno 0a5 6au2 NIT eincr W}ebrbeit
Don 80 Senator u, =. Gimnin3
nou Soma mtr0e 3um &oriiecr pro
tent 0eS Senot$ ermdhlt uuo 9lbq.
=. $ @iuett non N}oiiohuictt5 sum
Sprchcr 0e3 Hmlic3.
9}o6ocm 6cioe Sauicr lire 9e.
omtcu erp1blt hottcn mur0en 60.
mites crnanut, I'm oen 9r0it0enten
81 benddlrihtigen, oob ser GonareB
orguliiirt ici m0 icincr 9otihnit
barre, moraui GcrtagunQ bis Gins
taq eiutrQt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-05-25
Octatici,Ianr gepnt Sris'
HcnsbeSinounacn 0b.

Berlin. - Sine pom ocmt-
Idlen 9iei6s Cabinet Der g9!6.
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ibm OOrgcleRtcn 6Drm ut nu-
tcr5eidlncn On bieiclbcn yuirth=
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