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Evening journal., 1920-09-21
DOVER FANS PLAN
FOR NEXT SEASON
,peclal Do Nd Evenlng Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER sept 2i-Because Of the
unusual interest in baseball this esa-
for next year and with that end In
view James B. Bice, Jr., II. C. Nc
sherry and COuriland Hardesty have
been named a committee u Is the
purpose OF the committee 10 arrange
a series OF entertainments during the
winter including basketball. dances
and other features 10 raise money for
next year. II Is also the purpose OF
the committee 10 have the North
street grounds graded and put In con-
ditiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
DOUBLE TIE NOW
IN CATHOLIC LEAGUE

with a 1 10 2 victory over The ST..
elizabeth tea mlast evening the st.
Thomas team. OF the Catholic Tvi-
light League. jumped into a double tic
for the leadership with St. Mary's.
The double tie for the lead will
nescssitate another game. and this. ac-
cording 10 the decision Of the man
ayers OF both teams, will be played
Thursday evening at Harlan Field. pro-
vided the enclosed field can be OBJ
taincd for this evening.
Manager Johnly Naylor. OF the 81.
Mary's team. and James Ward. OF st.
Elizabeth. have made flnal arrange
nents for the big game with the eX-
ception OF the playing field. They de-
cided to use Umpires Jess Henry and
Cunningham. OF the All-Wilmington
League. with Henhy acting as umpire
in-chief.
Score by innings: R.HE.
St. Thomas ... p 0 9 o o. 6
St Elizabeth % . 0 0 % 3 4
Batteries - Elwood and Delucca
stein and Cunningham.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21

career. Other boxers who workout
nightly are Jack Brock. formally Of
Boston. a clever and hard-hittlna
welterweight: Harry Kid Chadwick,
clever hard-hittlng 1876 FOUNDER; Joe
Martin. a real siugger: X. o. Hammer,
] bucky Meg mess and Jim DiannO.
A number OF other boys are taking
OF pep.
Tho Keystone gym is among the .bes
/ training quarters In this locality anc
any young man Interested In boxing
/ or athltlcs l any form is invited
/ 90 become a member. Tho h0vs will
work out this evening at 7i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
BOXERS LINIBER UP
In KEYSTONE RING

The Keystone Field Club is the
scccn OF some lively workouts with
the arrival OF cool weather. Every
evening "a number OF promising box
ers timber up for bouts they have IN
view.
Among the boys who are getting
IN shape Is Harry X o. Baker. The
popular local middlcwcirht who looks
10 be IN the best condition of his
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
BLACK S0X WIN
FIRST OF SERIES

Baltimore Black Sox. one OF the fast
est colored aggresations in the East
ern States, defeated the Hilldale team
Of Darby, Pa, hero yesterday atte9
noon 4 Ia 3.
The Monumental City boys only woa
after a rally, the Hilldale team leading
by a 3 TO score until that time
The promoters announced last even
ing that a second game would be play
cd between the two clubs next Mon
day night at Harlan field.
The score:
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
NEW CAsTLE
lo'alS ccopE' ny '1NNrNcs. 10

Delaware City =. Oo0o09 9Ooo-2
New Castle 90. o 4 3 0 1 ! 90 ~
Struck out. by Miller. 3; by JoA.
dan, 6: bases on balls, Of Miller 4 on
Jordan, g. Left on bases. New Castle,
3: delaware City. 4. Twobase hits,
Holiday and "Jim" Gallagher. I'm
nIre keIley.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
NEW CASTLE HANGS
ONE ON OLD RIVAL
Special 10 The Ev0nlng Journal.

DELAWARE CITY, Sept 2.-A
bunch OF New Castle baseball play
ers came down here Sunday and de-
I feated the local team, % Andy
Miller and Mcdaniel. anOlher kid bat
terry from New Castle, supported by
the brilliant field ng Of ;he Gallagher
boys in the Outneld. surprised tue To-
Gals THE score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
DOUNFiC MIME

SAN FRLANCISCO-Sammy Bohne.
recent purchaser Of the Reds, has a
home seven times this season aud
made the play on six occasions.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
THESE BOYs WANT SOCCER GAMES

The Atlantic steel Castings Com,
like to arrange games on Sundays
away from home with flrsl-class
teams OF Philadelphia and Whining
ton Address all communications on
the subject 10 Harold G. Gibbs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
TWO COACHES

CINCINNATI-Pat Moran boasts OF
two football coaches on his team.
Bcs dcs Greasy Neale. who made a hi.
at the Marietta grldlron last fall. Joe
Meyers has been named coach at st.
Xavier.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21

As they stood today The Indians by
their remaining ~ games could com
pei the Sox 20 take seven out Of nine
and the lanks an remaining eight
games 90 grab the laurels
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
misT CAsTnEEc

SEATTLE-Clyds Wares. himself a
theory that his type often comes back
strong. lie has seven former Oak
land discards In his regular lineup.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
TY PLANS HUNT.

DETROIT-Ty Cobb will go moose
hunting In the northern woods for
season closes. He'll then go 90 the
coast 10 play in an exhibition series.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
American Leaque.
TODAY's SCHEDULE.
National League.

NaUOnol LcdNWcs
st. Louis in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in New York.
Chicago at Boston.
BroOklyn-Pittsburgh not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
SUN OIL SWAMPS
DYE PLANT BOYS

Sun oil defeated National Aniline in
walkover game at Linwood on sat
urday.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
American league,

Athletic in Chicago.
Washington in Detroit.
New York in St. Louis.
Boston In Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21

Any person or persons who think
they can cal had better keep or Jim
McVeigh as his ecord az a little lunch
served In Baltimore last Tuesday eve
ming was seven plates Of chicken
salad. nine cups OF coffee. fourteen
sandwiches and five plates OF ice
cream. While coming up on the train
he said he would have 10 stop or and
get something TO eat.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
GET ,'EFIBNlgIyTgS&
D1ES gD5MSG
Yesterdays RESULTS.

National League.
ST. Louis. 4; Philadelphia , 90 in
nings.)
Chicago, s; Boston, 4.
Boston, 9; Chicago, 1 I'D game.)
New York, ); Cincinnati. 2.
Cincinnati 3; New York, 3 I'd
Brooklyn, ?; Pittsburgh. 10 in
'nings.
American League.
Chicago, 10; Athletics, 8.
Cleveland, 3 Boston, 3.
Nv York, 4; St Louis, III In
nings.)
Washington, Q; Detroit, ,.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
SCORE BY INNINGS

Two-base hits-Downs, Ridgley,
johnson. Sacrifice hit, Johnson. Left
on bases, Hilldale, 4; Baltimore Black
Sox, g. Struck out, by Sykes, ); by
Flournay, 4; by COckerell, 4. First
base on balls, by Sykes. 2; by Flour
noy, 2; by Cockerell, 1. Umpires--
Roberts and Sterling.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
Standing of The League.
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
TUESDAY.
Newspaper League.
Star VS.. Journal. Eden Park (430.)
TIIESnAN

THURSDAY.
Newspaper League.
Star vs.. Morning News. Eden Park
ti30)
Evening journal., 1920-09-21

Happy Hoolihan was missed at the
bake last Thursday evening. As We
understand. things are getting very
serious with Happy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
MOOSE DOTS

All ready for the Moose Zaar" last
two weeks In October.
jim Coyle tried 10 kick a cat on the
track on Saturday afternoon and in
iured his knee.
Jack Brainard. the minstrel boy,
would like TO know who Il was that
stole the ink out OF his fountain pen.
Joe Th.elman. ,he Caruso OF VIII
mingion, Is having his voice mani
cued in the tin shop.
Harry Lapsley. the speed demon will
give demonstrations in his baby racer
tomorrow evening.
Maurice Walsh has opened a ton
sorial parl0r at Fourteenth and Rail-
road Billy Wahle Is lather boy and
Is making a great hit with the pa
irons OF Gander Hill.
Jim Donlon would like 10 get his
three razors back as Walsh has had
them. in his possession for three
months.
Bob Reynolds lost his little derby
l. - NamH NaNa
Evening journal., 1920-09-21

Bob Reynolds lost his little derby
and had to buy a new StetsOn.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
CITY ITEMS

TabF fair. Bardeck'5 hall. october 27 to November f.--advt.
 Two children playing on wolcott street yesterday afternoon found a hand grenade. and whom Edwin Nel- son of n woleott street. who was passing later discovered the grenade in the hands of the children, he noti- fod the police. Motorcycle officer William r. Hayes took the grenade to one of the factories where 1t was found to be unloaded.
 SEsthor Pearson. soprano. Fillmore .ohman. pianist at tho Swedish Luth- ernn Church tomorrow evening" Advt.
 Tabs fair. Bardeck's hall, October s2 to November 1.--adyt.
 X months mind mass will be cele- bratod at S o'clock tomorrow morning at st. Peters church for tho late Ed naund RchiIiing, and st tho same hour oh Friday morains there will bo s similar mass for the late Nicholas Wolfe.
 Jenny I.ind Centennial Concert at the Swedish Luth. Church tomorrow ayening. .--4Advt. #.#
 A daughter was born today at tho
  and Mrs Henry Rayno of so Garden streAt.
 Exclusive agents Stetson shoes. Bssso-Lelsnd Co.--advt.
 William l.. Kopf. infeider on the Cincinnati team of the Nanonal league, is spending a few days at his homo in this city.
 . Jenny Lind Centennial Concert at he Swedish Luth. Church tomorrow evening g.--Advt.
 Therc was an unusually large num- whist and dance given by the Daugh- ters of Castilc in Bardeck's hall last evening. The first ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Henry o'Brien' others ara aa follows: Miss Margaret Rose. Miss Mary GroEan and Mrs. Cranley. TAe mons prizes in tho order Of their winnings arc Thomas Daly, T. I. Mur- phy, R. K. Irwin and MT. O'Leary.
 Action of foreclosure of two mort RaRc- on property on Stanley street has been brought by Abraham Zevin ugainst John r. Mcguire. Edwin w. Schultz and Rackiiffe Bros. Inc. The Aeo latter namod parties held sub Aeauent mortgages to those of the pIaintiff. Tho case is returnable in the City court the second Monday in November. Albert A. Grcenberg aS counsel for tho plaintiff.
 San Matso lair. Military order of sarpentS. will meet this evening at o'clock at the Stato Armory.
 Edward sehoiblln. of Fairview street has been successful in an attempt to cultivate a raspberry whhh will fruit late in the fall. For sev- eraI successive years he has picked the berries late In the season. Tester day hts vines yielded about quart bf the ripened fruit.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
Deaths and Funerals.
George Caldwell Jr.

The funeral of George Caldwell Jr. was held this morning at 10 o'clock from tho home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. George Caldwell of v Har- r>son street. Rev. pr. c. w. C. Hill oniciated and intermsnt was in t'air- view cemetery.
 Ths honorary pail bearers were Raymond Lewis, Robert Buol. Henry Joy. Claire Sperry and Edward Bas- sette. The active bearers were Leon Barnes. sidney Montague. Philip psfli, Sturman Dyson. John kirkham and Hugo Johnson.
 4 There was an unusually large num- Der of floral tributes, testifying to the \estecm in which MT. Caldwell was held. Ie war killed in an auto wreck at Ann Arbor last week.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19

the short calendar seSsion of the city court at 2:3o o'clock Friday afternoon. Tho list as compiled by Clerk l.. !. Danberg. is as follows
 Thomas C. Lucent against George Gretorex. ct al:- disclosure of defense, default, judgment. Judge F. E. Hung crford. for the plaintiff. Judge c. W. klett, for the defendant: Joseph Feig- enbaum, ct al, against Timothy
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19

Popell. pleading or default. Lawyer A. A. Grcenberg, for plaintiff; Mary Bizis against waclaw Crulada. mo- ton for mor4pecific statement. Law yer D. l.. Nan. for plaintiff, Lawyer A. A. Greenbers, for defendant; Mes rop Hartoonian against Harold Boy. ajian, answer. Lawyer H. H. Milko- witz for plaintiff, Lawyer X. A. Green berg for defendant
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
SENATOR KLETT EXPLAINS
Claims Republicans Had First Option on L,ccum Theatcr for Evening of October i.

= Senator George W. Klott has of- lAred an explanation of charges made h, prominent democrats that tho re- pubiicans were responsible Tor breach of agreement between Mana ger Ben Salvini of the Lyceum thea ter and the hall committee of the dmocratic town committee. The sem ator explains that ho leased the the atcr from tho manager shortly after h~ came to thls city. Subsequently thD management entered into an agreement with the democrats for the hire of the Lycoum on the evening O october 3i, which, Senator hlCtt states, was the evening, for which he mad made agreements. When re- minded of that fact Salvini notthed tho democrats that they could not have the thcater for the evening or october 3i.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
HARTFORD FIRM SUES.

Benjamin and Connor. a Hartford firm, has through Lawyer Rogers w. Davis, brought suit for SS5.05. and claiming s100, against Albert P. Cheever of this city. The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff NJ. n. Stock well, and the writ is returnable in the city court at Hartford. on the first Monday in November.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
-o.coNNoR.s NI;w BrRTH.

V James r. OConnor Of 70 Liberty street. one of tho best known shoe ralcnmon in Connecticut. who for many years was connected with George l.. Daaon on Main street. has accepted n position of responsibility with James Lawrence and company at
 Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
Cnrfi of Thanks.

I've extend our heartfelt thanks for the flowers and many expression of sympathy received in our bereavement through tho death of Mrs. Franklin Kent. Y A AMr. Franklin Kent. Mss Grace Kent. MT. and Mrs. F. R. Kent, Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Kent.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19
SHORT CALENDAR CASES.

.t.-ht Docket Listed for Friday. scs-
 sion of City Coutt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-19

-Four cases comprise the docket for
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-01-30
Ndtnns Sarmer.

Sd milni6e hermit bcfnnnt 5lt
MAIDEN, Dab i6 nod imrter in Wtors
riion, i'm 8~iebbon0cI. 8eid)Gft bin
mo man mid jeOen Gag finoen fam.
Nein 8erianotplot lit Morriion; Ell.
ne CUTE Gage I'M Die 6armer bon
8asconaoe unb bon Oiage goltntp All
b%eoicnen. Weine Rinonicb. uno
S6rpeine 8ennen iino 10 arran.
giert, bob i6 an irgeno cinem unb
an ieoem Sage Der ISOLDE fa,,fer
fam, nit Qusnabme oes Sonntogs.
8erian6t einntal in Ser ISOLDE. SD
faufe bel cin5elnen Stiifen ODER in
bundles" ems 5ur 3eit, in @agen.
ln0un9en ODER in Ser6en uno be.
5oble oos 9an5e Sabre binourd oen
b0diten Rarftpreis uno Dor 4nem
bebanbele id alle in gleiher @eiie.
in benz 8eidGft Inn @elb gu Der.
oienen; fir Die Sarmer, fiir Die 8ieb.
2iidter llno fir mid ieIbit, in6en id
einen Seoen Der nit mir bonbelt in
%reeller 8eiie bebanoeIe. Sd glallbe
ni6t an bos 8eidnciben ser 8reiie,
AUDI geb0re id 5u feiner Serbinoung
bon 8erienoern nit bereinborten
Sreiien. 8enn Sbr 8ieb 5u Der.
faltfen' babt, ober in meiner 2inie
Snformation 5u baben miini6t, bonn
ipre6t bel mir Dor ODER t%elepboniert
nRiber T." 2ouig Sei6ner,
Worriion, Mo.
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Mutton.

llntcr3ci6nctcr nirh oltf ieincn1
Elase in Stonn Sill ont
Rittipofl, ben If. Se6rnar,
bc9inncno I'M bo(b 1 llbr no6mit.
tags, 'oIgcn6eS peri0nIihc @igen.
tblun oiicntlif an hen 8eiItbieten.
Den Oerfoufen:
@cps GeIiqbt Rcitpilug, > @cb.
pflil8c, Sdeibcmeq9e. 4 Seis0fen,
4o6ofen, 9obIol Sfen nit 3 gren.
ner, SeIcpbon Snitrument, 0rciier.
&leioerifrant, . aiifcnifrGnfc, 5
8cttitcllcn, 4 Glide; arbeitsbanf mil
9ubCb0r, @einpreiic, e~iicrncr aciieI
nit GreiiuB, llbr, 0~elbebdIter bon
80 SoI. gebolt nebit 81,n,pc, .
gt1bmai6incn. iomie unoerc Sorls,
nno Observation-Disclosures, gu sobI.
reid, Inn ale bier al %bCnennen.
Seoiusuusen: goor.
SIN Sale es am il. Sebrrtor req.
net, finOet Ser 9crfouf am ndd,ften
Gage itott.
Inbretp 9 hin6Ier,
Stonp Sill, No.
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General ~Scriammlnne.

Die iGbrIi1e Notwithstanding
Der BoIicenbolter Der t6ermann
Souu Rntnal Sire endurance So.
CUR @rtpdblung bon fieben (7) 9iref.
loren, Die fir bas Iaufenbe Sobr
bienen ioIlen, uno 5itr b%erbanblung
ioIder 8eiddfte Die geb5renb Dor &c.
broht rueroen moeen, finoet an
Runtas, ben 2. Sebruar, 1920,
in Der Gitp SaII IN Sermonr, Ro.,
beainnen6 om 9 llbr @ormittags
irnb enoeno om 2 llbr Rodmittaes
Itatt.
@iIliam Gberlin, 8r6ii6ent.
8obert 8aumeaertner, SER.
Serrnonr, Ro.. Den %. San, 1920.
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getanntmadnng

Sd babe Den gan5cn .@orrotb
Eferoegeihirr uno Sottlerrpaaren
oes Geo. 6. gberIin 9efo1ft, uno
babe iest Dos gr0Bte uno poIlitGn.
oigite Eager SattIerlpaoren i'm
County. Srotbem oie 8reiie ouf
Fferoeeei6irr unb ale SattIer.
maaren iebr gcItiegen iinb, bin i6
icst in Der Gage mGBige Breiie 81,
bieten lrno ibr iperbet es oaber gu
current Sortbeile finOen, bel mir cure
GinfGufe 5u ma6et.
% m. q. Sell
@iIenipaaren, Sattleripoaren
uno Iltto.S Supplies.
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Arabiidjr spridn6rter.

Sober Sag 6es Sebens lit elm
8Iatt i'm 8u6e Der 8eItgeididte.
- WaBigteit lit elm Baum, 6eiien
@ur5el 3ufrieoenbeit nit @enigem,
6eert 3ipeige Sube unO Srteben. -
@eisbeit lit better, aIs 4ti6tum;
8eisbeit bepadJt Did; ober ben
Reittum muBt on bepadeu; Reid.
tlm Derminoert Iib our6 cen Sc.
Graltf; aber ie mebr man bic 8eis.
belt braudt, oeito GROCER miro iie.
Der anfang oes 3ornes lit Sor.
felt, iein gnoe 8ere. - Rib Ole
Giefe bes 8aiiers, ebe on cd bin.
e~tritiraeit. - 8enn Dir Der Rono
leliftet, mas beSnrfit on BET Ster.
ne? - @irf feinen Stein in oas
Bafier, aus tueltem on trinfeit. -
Define @eIt lit oas, tporin on bid
ieIbIt fiubet - Reittum permebrt
ith in Dem MaBe. als mir ben 9e.
hiirftigen TttteiIen.
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WtilltOnen BON Hubeu limo ST eli.
itcm 8eiGbrIidcn @cmeinibooen mir
Die 6orner III lCnen StnotstbCiIcl,
.9ctuorben, no Corn. &uiir, Sorghum
mo Carlo 9c5ogen miro. Ger Gnto.
mologiit Grof. Sonborn bon ser
Stoota IfcrbolifuIc Iogt, DAP bier
lcetcs Sobr ca. 10 MiIIioncr Roben
ltbcrtplntertcn, ocrcn 3obI 0ieic8
&obr oui 20 RilIioncn qcitiegcn 1T.
@cp6hnlif eritrett ii6 ser 8inter.
NltfenthoIt Der Roben bier aui t2O
Gage unN nicbrigIt geihGst. friBt ie.
oes 1000 Rabcn tG9Iih einen @uibc[
0ctrciOc unh 8u MIR 81 per @uibcG
bcretnct, ~binterIoiicn sic biCsiGhri.
gen ld)lpnrjen 9ciuhcr cine unbc.
5obltc 6lttters Rcfnunq bon fat ST..
100000. gl,h fallen linen mniicn
bait jungc Soicm i,tngc Su9ncr imb
El'rtcps iomie miIoe @0QeT unb bcrer
Gier 3u" Opfer. S1En MADDEN Scilon
baben lie inter sen GuaiIs mclr
Sfoben ungcrihtct mic ollie an6cren
notilrIihen Tein0c iommt Den "a.
germ 5%u'ommcr,. - Gnto, Ctlo.,
Stouts,eit,rQ.
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3ebn Sdmcrsensin6re.

Sebn Shmer5ensInbre. oWtand)c
Sclltc urtcilcn uorciIig ilbcr Bic @ir.
flung elmer Mebi1in," ifreibt @crr
Is. &ofmom ron Saith, 2. g., bod
if idlrcibc Oieie 3eilcn. nof)bem idD
Iongc 9clportct uno eincn ariln0lifcn
&criud nit 6orni'8 IIpcnfrG1ltcr &C.
mdft babe. Sd fonItoticrc bier Sot.
iohen. sic atf @obrbcit berllbcn.
Wtcinc 6rat mltroC 5cbn Sabre lang
bon bcftigcn Sfn1cr5en IN ihrcr red,
ten Seitc 9cpcinigt; lie mar oft I'M
i0big, ibrc @oltsorbeit SIT pcrriftcn.
Sic Ner5tc cnpiobIen cine Opera.
ton obcr lie meigcrtc lid, neil ibr
Dor Den 6oIgcn bangle. Ser Sc.
brouf bon 6orni'8 IIpcnfrGlter bot
tic gcilnO 9cmodt; tic lit Jest GO
Sabre alt" 9ics cinfo6c &rdllter.
bciImittGI tpirft ouf sic 2ebensorganc
unh filhrt Ole grsideiour,9 ser Der.
borbencn uno berbralttcn Stoffe
aus ocm SpItem berbci. g8 miro
nidt ourd Ipotbefer bcrforit. SIC.
gen nGbercr gusfl,nft ifrcibe man
on Or. Better Sobrnep & Sons GO,
250t @oibingtcn @Iob.. Gbicogo.
SIIinois.
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gorrigiert bon

3u perfanfen. 8obnhous mit,uicr
3immer, 2idt unb @aHerIeituna,
Seller un6 9obIenbebdIter nebIt elmer
baIben 2otte, ebenen @arten. @ben.
falls Elm @cbGu6e 80 BEL 40 Sub nit
ebenio 9roBen grogeidoB &obIenbe.
batter unb @aiierIeitiing, nit elmer
balben 9otte, fam 5uiammen ODER
ein5eIn 81 mdBieem Breis eefnuft
perbett. Nnf5ufrogen bel
&idurb s. 8oeideL
$ermann, Mo.
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Sbonugrapben: sd bobe Die Agen.
tllr fiir Die gltinolo uno 8elconto
TbOno9ropben ilbernomnnen unb ba.
be mebrere 0ieiGr berilbmten Snitrll.
mente in meinem @eif6fte al,sgc.
Itcllt. &ommt unO bciebt un0 hort
oieIeIben. Breis, einihlieBlif meb.
rcrer Recoros, bon 500 bis $500.
@ugeneG 6. 8runner,
Sermann, $50.
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3u perfauieu: CUTE Nobel uno
&auSgerGtbi6aften, tpic Glider SD
binet, peiBe emoillirte 8latte nit
Iiidborri6tung; fume0 oot 3open,
cite ooer 9ufoIo.G ouf Set nit 2
SdaufelItiiblen, Sei50fen, 2inoI.
lums, @oidbonf uirp. Spreft ir.
gcno einen Nafmittog o0er 2lbenO
oieIer ISOLDE in meiner 8obnnnq
(Stard. ReIiDena) Dor.
u. S. Starter,
@ermann, Mo.
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One Of Uncle Sans battle-wagons
going through the Panama Canal. This
view was taken near CuIebra Cut
from a Navy seaplane.
The little tug hardly looks large
enough to chaperon a battleshIp, does
it7 But then the tug is a part Of the
U. S. Navy too.
Size isn't always the most impor-
tant thing. The men Of the Navy
have learned that brains amount to a
great deal more.
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llnter5cidncter miro ol,i ser Mug.
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