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Evening star., 1941-08-29
tobacco Official Denies
Collaboration on Prices
By the Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. o.
Charles F. Neiley. vice president OF
the American Tobacco Co., told the
jury in the tobacco antitrust trial
today he had never even intimated
to the company's leaf buying depart
ment what prices it should pay for
tobacco offered by farmers.
Mr.. Neiley, one of the 20 execu-
tives of American, Liggett &
Myers and the r. J. Reynolds Co.
who are on trial with their COM
panies. was the first witness for the
defense in the case, now nearing the
close of its 18th week.
The witness said he had told
Americans buying chief after a
meeting at the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administrator of1ices in
Washington on September 10. 1899,
that I'VE ought to comply with" an
! A. A. A. request that buyers try to
hold up prices" for f1ue-cured leaf
The meeting, Mr.. Neiley said, was
called by J. B. Hutson, assistant ad-
ministrator of the A. A. A., after
the Carolina flue-cured markets
were closed following halt in buy
ing by British companies because
of the outbreak of war in Europe
The witness quoted the A. A. A
executive as saying the Government
was trying to work out a plan to
finance the resumption of British
buying and was asking buyers fol-
concerns in this country Ito do al
they could to hold up prices in view
of the situation"
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Sugar Quotas Raised
Again 10 Assure
Ample Supplies
Another Sharp Boost
To Meet Demand
In Eastern Stotes
BY the Associated Press.

a
The Agriculture Department made
another sharp increase today in
sugar marketing quotas for 194l in
a move designed to assure consumers
in the eastern part of the country
of ample supplies.
Because of accumulation earlier in
the year of large reserves of refined
sugar by many consumers, eastern
refiners have made up and sold vir-
tually all raw stocks obtainable
under present quotas, officials said.
Total quotas were increased from
8,006 1886 to 9,002,o76 short tons, raw
value.
This increase. the Department
said, would enable Cuba, the larg-
est single contributing area, to mar
ket from large surplus 375,609 more
tons than under the previous quotas
The department had estimated or
July 80, when the last quota increase
was made, that the 8,006 ,836-ton
quota would result in the marketing
Of at least 7,769,621 tons, or about
1.oOO-OOO bOlio Iildll WClC SoiO
under quotas in 1910
officials explained that some areas
would be unable to supply full
quotas because of inadequate sup
plies. Areas having supplies sufh-
cient to meet the new quotas in
cluded Puerto Rico, some foreign
countries and the domestic beet area
The old and new quotas, respec-
lively, included:
Continental beet, 1925 ,499 and
2,23O,O37 short tons; mainland cane
AS 900 and $4,000; Hawaii, 993,52i
and 993, 3,522: Puerto Rico, 99l 1865 and
1.148,160; Virgin Islands, 11,076 and
1899; Philippine Islands, 9S2.66;
and 982,663; Cuba, 2,374,852 and
2,750, ,461, and foreign countries other
than Cuba, 282 ,859 and 440 ,304.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
| Wife-Beoter
Caught Quickly
| After Fleeing
B, a Staff Correspondent of The Star.

By Staff correspondent OF me star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Aug.
29.-A few minutes after he was
convicted on a charge of beating his
wife, Ferdinand Vernet of Monesse,
Pa, escaped from the courthouse
this afternoon only to be caught a
half-mile away by police and self
appointed vigilantes.
Vernet was being taken to the de-
tention room across the hall from
the courtroom after being convicted
on a charge of assault and battery
on his wife, Anna Vernet Asking
the attendant to let him use the
washroom, the prisoner entered it
and escaped through the window.
William Griffth, 40, a bondsman,
who was in the courtroom listening
to Judge Alan Bowie's hearing on
another case, saw the fugitive dash
past the window. He rushed to the
bar and informed Sergt. Elon Turner
of the county police.
Sergt. Turner dashed out of the
room, followed by a reporter and
three or four others The posse ap-
pretended Vernet in the woods
about a half-mile away. The fugitive
was returned and placed in the local
Jail.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
I'ModemoiseHe'
lOf 1918 Bows
| To- 'MondoIoy'
3y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
Aug. 29.-It's "On the Road to Man
dalay" and Maria Elena" that may
60 down in history as the songs of
Americas doughboys, 194l style.
These are two of the outstanding
favorites of soldiers stationed at
this Army post which are being
transcribed for use by the Army's
morale branch and are to be placed
in the Library of Congress.
The mobile recording equipment
moving about through regiments of
the 29th Division, was loaned by the
Library of Congress.
There's no "MademoiSelle From
Armentieres" for these men of Al
For example, the 115th Infantry, 9
Maryland regiment, chose to make
these recordings:
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Norrogonsett Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, sl.1oQ: claim
ing maidens and year olds: fur
Vulvanus (Howeln 500 $40 200
Lots Of Time ,soaio% $50 sso go
Also ran-fea Hour. Hend.rsonlan,
Bende. English Setter. Ara:ornis; North
Sea, Lady Image, Arouero and Idle Fsncies.
ins: .s-year .oIds and upward; s f11rionss
Linss LTasis Son ,S'Hass fHestinseD t' s4.so 2iio
PaEfait Amour MORA $50
Also ran.Translady. Minstresl Wit, Gay
Amazon, Billy Bee, Possibility: Joy Bet.
Apropos: Gossip Time and Mixwell.
DAILY Double paid S435O)
THIRD lGe Ssss: SRss.sl
Ess zsDDy TrY%Rs't5 aoEs oeaHss aHRs $50 1850 t
Flyins Reich lHowelD 100
ms ssJts Baiisarnetf. Rins @ Leader % and
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; 8 furlonas
Pompa IMcRobertsl 4.10 $50
| Sunphantom tEccard) $40
Also ran--Lovely Dawn, Rough Biscuit.
Gr6noeem. Mahdl. Alpine Lao, trimmed
| Sun Girl StinGing and Paradins.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claiming:
! 3-year-olds and upward: furlongs.
j Glno Thor CMcRoberts 20.10 $50 $50
Boy Baby tBrisgsl 4.30 2.oO
Frontier Jane iMcMullenD $50
| Time. 1:l2as
Also ran-Hish Rose, Adolf. Shaheen,
Mseline and Higher Bracket.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; clsimins;
2-year-olds; & furlonss.
Who Calls tTaylorl 4.40 $40 2,40
Jacks Girl tMcMullen) 1.90 4.4O
| Irish Ivy tBriegs) 800
Time. IL.
! Also ran-Skipper T.. Sonny Casey, All
! Crystal and Hatfield Girl.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 800: claim
ing: 3.year-olds and upyard; Ii 10 miles; Is
Abbots Maid iAtkinson) $50 $50
| Aethelwold tMcRoberts, 2.1o
Time. 1:452s,
Also ran-Banker Jim, Bes 3. and
Knishtfors.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Dr.. Clifton Keys Roy,
Methodist Pastor, Dies

The Rev. DR.. Clifton Keys Ray
pastor of the Epworth Methodist
Church, died suddenly last night at
his summer home at Fairhaven
Nd, it was learned here today. Death
was caused by heart attack.
DR.. Ray, who was So, was presi-
dent of the Methodist Ministerial
Association of the District and a
member of the Board of Trustees of
the Methodist Home for the Aged
at Gaithersburg, Md. He had been
pastor of the Epworth Church for
three years.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Saratoga
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST Rae: s5.eD,esn:.e
fn7sds1 Hds snd sssoa.. asHsed about d0 "' Out
Fay Cottage tBrooks) Out Out
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; maidens; 2-year-olos: furlongs
ouatrebelle tcouie) a9.1O 9.7O SEQ
Infra Red Gongden) $50
Time-l:l4ts
Also Ean-sman Wonder Great Dane.
voll-Au-vent. Deviltry. Cordia' Love Note
DAILY double paid sa3.soD
TaR RacERq.ss sea ss"G iarena ssmns
gallant & strose DonosoI $40 sss0o 500 3oo
Placer Inn tMcCreary) $40
Also ranEcapt. James, Residue. Rhes-
FOURTH RACE+Purse $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: wilson mile (chutel.
Inquirer MERRITT SO $40 go
Haste si,s cssti. Bses tSpslIss spslsn, $50 800 $50
Also ranSFsttacairn and Allenjay.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs., $1,000: claiming;
Pa.ns Psper pat: ash sesmdb as1sni 4o o ac cS scc
Red Berry lRobnsonI 400
Time. 1.14
Also ran-Bill D., vivacious, San Ste
fana and Zenana.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000 added;
Minerva Handicap; 2-yesr-olds; 51s fur
longs
Park Bench fSkeilyl 7.60 $40 out
First Fiddle CWaln $50 out
a Ruckskin tArcarol out
Time. ;o6as.
Also ran--On Parole and Fade.
Greentree Stable entry
Evening star., 1941-08-29
German Flying Ace
is Killed in Action

BY the Associated Press. rNs
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-The German
high command announced today the
loss in action of Capt. Hermann
Joppein, fighter pilot credited with
10 aerial victories. -
A communique described him a.
one Of the Reich's most success
full and audacious aces.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
President Brushes Aside
Question on Robin Moor
nv m. Assoriatsd prsss

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt brushed aside
today a press conference question
whether Germany had given any
answer to the American Govern
ment to charges made by the Chief
Executive relating to the torpedoing
of the American ship Robin Moor In
the Atlantic last May.
1t was recalled that Mr.. Roosevelt
had discussed the sinking in mes
sage to Congress and that a copy
of the message had been handed to
the German charge daffaires. Asked
whether an answer had been re-
ceived Mr.. Roosevelt suggested that
the inquiry be placed with the State
Department. He merely laughed
when his interrogation said the de-
partment already had been asked.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
ZIG HTH RACE CURVES,
COUNT ME, SKEWER.

CURVES has been close in all
of her recent races and she has
little to trim in the going-home
number. The mare may win as
her rider pleases. COUNT NE
has raced fairly we'll at this strip
and he must be accorded con-
sideration. SKEWER is as good
as his last win says he is.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Rossvun's Comment

THIRD RACE-STEEL BEAM,
TACARO LILLY, BRIGHT
HENRINA.
STEEL BEAM lost her last at
Bel Air by the narrowest of mar
gins and previously at Deiawale
Park she copped two straight
tests, licking better than these
appear to be. TACARO LILLY
broke her maiden when she won
at this strip the other afternoon.
BRIGHT HENRINA may be
dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
FIFTH RACE-PETIT FOURS,
JOAN ASBESTOS, Brooke

PETIT FOURS has won both
of her local tries with speed to
spare and she may be able to
move up the class ladder an give
this better contention a trim
ming. JOAN ASBESTOS appears
to be at peak condition and she
must be accorded stout considera-
ton. BROOKE BOY might be
in the payoff.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
NINTH (SUBSTTTUTE) RACE-Purse
81 90: claiming: 3year-olds: l mile and
Other Selections
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Consensus at Saratoga Fast.
1-Cheesestraw, Haut Mond, Rice
Cake.
2-Generous, Media Luna, Sense.
3-Widener entry, Napper Tandy,
Troise Pistoles.
4-Shut Out, Families, Coat of
Arms.
5-Greentree Stable entry, Near
sight, Gallant Play.
6-Fenelon, Welcome Pass, Forimar
SANDY Boot, Jessie Gladys, Wood
vale Lass.
Best bet-Shut Out.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
FOURTH RACED A SHIN
DOE, HIBLAZE, SCHLEY

DASHING DOE has brilliant
early speed and she. is apt to go
to the front with the drop of the
flag and tow rope her field from
end to end. HIBLAZE has copped
three of his last four efforts and
he is very dangerous. SCHLEY
Evening star., 1941-08-29
SECOND RACE-M S son,
MEADOW GOLD, SMALL
CHANGE

MINTSON has won both of his
local tests and in his present good
shape it Is hard to go against
him, although he is meeting
slightly better opposition here.
MEADOW GOLD is at tops and
she could have a lot to say about
this result. SMALL CHANGE
just galloped to win his last
outing.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Racing Results
Marlboro

b-year-olos ana upward. bL7 furlonRs.
Scatalone (Obert 40 30
Barraca tGarretD $50
Also o' rsn-chanc. Watch. Winged
Phariah, Gen. Mccarthy. Mowres, Miss
Neptune.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: 3-year-
Rostads eIos ana upTard v.s., "a furisnEs rs so
Scouta bout tDuford) $50 40
Paradise Girl tHaber) 800
Time, :26as.
Also ran-Dupliket. Dressmaker. Tan
trum, Rise and Shine, James Pal.
DAILY Double paid S45.30.)
THIRD RACE-Purse $500: 2-year-olds;
Fair Flame 'Dunord 7.4o $50 800
Sunmaker Root 1900 $40
Tovarich tHernandeZ 500
Time, 1:1laS.
Also rsn--Carmsds, Lucky Number,
Grille Star, Myrtle M and Little Suzanne.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: 3-year-
PtSse EiSsq P,.f Af0'11 y..,.n $50 e" s 81" 70
DancinE Cloud tscotp 40
Also ranEofca. Bill Bleiviess, Back in
Time and Cut Emerald
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: 3-year-olds
and upward 5z furlones.
Butterman 'Scoccs) 1000 800 $40
aLast Bet Hernandez $50 2.3O
Pompey's Folly tWitmeD 40
Time, 90,
Also rsn-Mariyah. Cartel, Blue Covert.
Eltonhead. aPimlico Lady.
aG. G. Waugh, Jr. entry.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
SEW TIL RACE-GINPEY
WINTONA, EASTER HOLI.
DAY

GIMPEY has been knocking at
the door of victory and this spot
appears made to order for his
closing rush. A good ride could
be all that is needed for victory.
WINTONA has been in the thick
of the scramble of late and she
has a good chance here. EASTER
HOLIDAY might be closer.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
FIRST RACE-SCHLEY BUCK

FINS HHCE-SCHLE1 DUN,
DABS, SARANITE.
SCHLEY BUCK won his last
at this strip and he meets the
same caliber of opposition tomor-
row. The Canter gelding should
make it two in a row. DABS
improved in his last ard ne may
be the one to dispute the issue.
SARANITE has been threatening
to come to life and trim this sort.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Prisoners of war employed In Ger
man factories, mines and farms on
May l totaled 1900 900.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
SIXTH RACE-ALMAC, BEA-
CON QUEEN, TRANSDAY.

ALMAC has compiled a fairly
consistent record and he has as
good chance as anything else
in this wide-open sprint number.
BEACON QUEEN is on the i'm
prove and she could improve just
a little bit more and be very
dangerous. TRANSDAY has
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Unable to get sufficient fuel for
tractors, farmers of Norway are re-
turning to the Use of horses.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Roc;no[ Nave Todoys Results Entries
Nv ny No"> And Selections for Tomorrow
Selections for Fast Track at Marlboro
BEST BET

AL is consistent and he may be
able to finish with the leaders.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Washington Park EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Commission, Panther Greek,
Honey Boat.
2-Syl's Betty, Imperial Impy, Bos-
ton Sound.
3-Chigre, American Byrd, Ever
After.
AT Liberty. X Rounder, Grow
Wilder.
5-Smacked, Three Per Cent, Kan
SaS.
6-Pink Gal, MontSin, Maisco.
zWestcan. CORVALLIS, Palco.
8Pennsburg, Redrock Canyon,
Bachelors Bower
Best bet-Smacked:
Consensus at Narragansett.
Ey the Associated Press.
Tramp Ship, Orcades, Sturdy
2-short Cake, Wise Counsel, Hittie
3Irish Moon, Pomiva, Bright
4Muy Vestido, Chuckle, Begda.
eBoston Man, Lord Kitchener
Gondalina.
6+War Hazard, Cis Marion, Pom
ayya.
conrad Mann, Santiago, Rhiniz
8tEscolar, Flying Silver, Ken
meth K.
Substitute race-Pavilion, Flag Car
rier, Red Mars.
Best bet-Tramp Ship.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Saratoga

Cweather Clear, Track Fast)
! BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: msidsns:
! 3-yearolds and upward: 8 furlonss.
EG1s'S1 Rsas Mond IL IL E=ss ksea fsfd Isfs IL
| Cheesestraw - III
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000; allow.
ances: 2-year-oldSi s., UIn 5uriopss pxnr.,. ~,
seoieh Ssehs Broth 3E$$ ssaaas!ss SRy EsP.ss f3s
GsnsFoui qsso S ds fa%p2.Ts9is fa9p ss0ffs os
aW. Z. BoeinE entry.
THIRD RAcE-Purse., 81 800 added;
| handicap class; 3year-olas and upward;
Maemante - los a Birch Rod Us
| Trois Pistoles 100 Nspper Tandy IL
V5.u 6. B. Widener entry. SO''
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 added;
the Hopeful: 2-year-oids; sia furlongs.
gsTld1t Reyi Diyer 1!s eoa1 AnDaithfarre of arms liz
sa5far samlIlies----- iiiia ESasH1f Wait Bit liz
a Greentree Stable and Manhasset Stable
entry.
| FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
handicap Class c: 3-year-olds and upward
Corydon -- III q Century Note llS2
; Gallant Play I04 Wishins---- ss
| a Greentree Stable entry.
bA. T. Simmons entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
| the Saratosa Cup; 3-year-olds and upward:
l54 miles. -,
| Fenelon 1@b Dorlmsr III
Welcome Pass 1l6 Second Helping l2l
Fairymant 1l6
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: Wilson mile
/ Ballast Reef - 113 Sandy Boot 1ls
| x,Tessie GLADYS los Woodvale Lass 113
| Interlace 113 Knights Quest 113
| xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

Sales of used cars in Switzerland
dropped almost to zero this year.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
BEAM

worked well enough for money
consideration.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Narrayansett Fast.

Narragansett Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Winter Sea, Orcades, Black One.
2-Wise Counsel, Short Cake, Hard
Loser.
3EPurcellville, Yale ONine Hypo-
critic.
+Boot and Spur, Chuckle, Begda
5-Lord Kitchener, Chaldon Health
Gondalina.
6jProud One, Imperatrice, Silves-
ira.
7-Conrad Mann, Santiago, Spanish
Main.
8-Fencing, Franco Saxon, Pari-
Earnest.
sPavillion, Bravira, Obisbo.
Best bet-Fencing.
Saratoga Fast Track.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Cheestraw. Equator. Rice Cake.
2-Boeing entry, Media Luna, Cen
erous.
3-Birch Rod, Napper Tandy, Mae
mante.
4-Shut Out, Devil Diver. Buster.
5-Corydon, Nearsight, Wishing.
6-Penelon, Dorimar. Welcome Pass,
7-Interlace, Sandy Boot, Woodvale
Lass
Best bet-Shut Out.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: allow
snces; 3;year-oldSo I mile and 20 yardS oe
Boston Man lis Lord Kitchener 119
Chaldon Heath 112 Bell Tower---- ln6
q Karnak 100 Gondalina 1oI
IA. S. Hewitt and Mrs. A. S. Hewitt
entry.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

weather clear; track fast)
BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Purse. $500: claiming;
Washington Park

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

EIGHTH RACEPurse. 81 200; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: l mile and
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Entries for Tomorrow
Norrogunsett Por
BY the Associated Press

sCOND RACE-Purse. S1.1OO: claim
z yea =nlds nd a I'd fmrlnnqS
Evening star., 1941-08-29

bk. T. Simmons entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000 added:
the Saratoga Cup; 3-year-olds ana upward
Evening star., 1941-08-29

CWeather Clear. Track Fast)
BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse. $1,000: naideT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

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oeten a,tf tperisItens bier 'Wiaionen;
tuobei Die groBen Siffern ser @efan<
aenen IN Soaano lnb 8elsien, sic
lpie Die Nortpeeer gum eroBen Sell
tpieoer freiaelaIien tp,roen nidt
1nitaerednet {ino.
@is iekt baben nur @roBbritannien,
9elttIdlanb, Stalien uno Sinnlano
ins ein5elne eebenbe geridte iiber
MenI6enberl,rffe befanntseeeben, ttno
oieie Siffern - fotpie anbere @abr.
fdeinlidfeits5iffern - ii1o nod be-
ften 3uiamn1enItellungen tpie 1.nteu
angegeben.
Sn bent mooernen ,totalen" 8rieg
tueroen oie 8erlnItlilten ser fanpfen.
ben Srnppen olsr6 Sic sroBen gerlu-
ite bel ser 3ipil6epolferung iebr Der,
gr0Bert uno IN @roBbritannien fino
oieIe Gerlulte eroBer als sic ser Erup.
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0ie 0efatomben Des ariegsn1olods

pen, menn sic 8efaneenen nidt nit
sereAnet tperoen. Sier folgen sic
8erlnItlilten no6 nffi5iellen Mnsaben.
100 bieie beroffentlid)t poroen iino:
Die annabernbe sln5abl ser @er.
lutte on Menibenleben 'betrdst in
@roBbritaunien: 3ipilperionen: a.
922 get0tet, 34,997 beriuunoet; Sir.
NEE: 1929 eetotet, 15,9O2 berlplln.
set, 1901 permiBt, iiber 44,OOO &C..
.fansen, 1897 eeItorben; Slotte: 1891
get0tet, 257t periuun6et, 1886 per.
miBt, IS eeltorben, ia eefangen;
aufttpaffe: 3t66 setotet, 99t pertpltn-
Set, 267t bermiBt, $50 sefaneen, GAS
seitorben.
sSSn Seltldlano: Sn ser @ebr.
madt: 3s,963 setotet, 142,e6O Der.
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100000 frat5oiiid,e ariesssefan.
gene in 8e,ltidlano. ~
Die boltdnbiide Reeieri,ng bat ME
offi5ieae 8erlnitliiten beraussegeben
,.uo ser eieentlide Gampf bauerte in
Solfono nur bier Gage. gs sirfulier.
ten inoffi5iel(e geridte, Dob in @ot.
teroam aIlein 10000 3ipiliiten eeto.
tet morben ieien, ipoaesen bon
Deutidluno beridtet puroe, oaB sic
5taot ipeniser als 5000 Siuilperluite
bate. Gin groBer Sell ser bo1dnoi-
iden @rmee tpurbe eefangen genonl-
men, oo6 iino oie meiiten Solooten
mie6er entlaIien tporoen.
gsad sfnea6en bes belsilden Bres
miers Bierlot bat Sic belsiide 4rmee
minoeItens 10000 @efallene. Nit
Sertpltnoeten nno 8erntiBten tpiiroe
bas minoe1tens $4,000 @erluite be.
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Mar5 1911. go. 6. 8en5iger uuo
&c., Serlagsanltalt> @iulieoeln.
Gdpci5.
9as Wdr5beft bou ,,@lte lluo Neue
8elt" brin9t ne6en SEN &omanfort-
iebltn9en >,9ia Rieuenidneioer" oou
SEQ @eismautel, ser nit ein paar
8erfen bes &iin1 1tlers idultriert lit,
uno ullnniises Ser5' bon Maurice
3ermotten oen 5lpeiten 5eil oes in.
tereilanten M6entellrerlebenS bes
Sdpei5ero6erIten Bouquet (@in
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm luiloen @e-
item s(merifas) nit flint bisber gang.
lid un6efannten 8il0ern l.uo Yldnen.
8om neren originellen &reu5ueg @lt-
gen &otbs iueroen feds Stationen &c.
5ei9t, 5u benen g. &uooli Senseeler
cine einseben0e 8iiroisuns idrieb.
Bolfs6rd,td)en in ser Sdwei5 lit elm
anoerer 8il0erartifel se,pi0met. Da.
neben finoen mir nod mebrere Surg
eeldidten uno @eoidte. 9as i66ue
Seft entbdlt nit ser politilden &uno.
idau uno SEN Grauenietten 81 sllu-
itrationen. 8reis 80 Nappen. Ser.
lag 9ensiger un0 Co., M.-@., Gin lte.
oeln, Sdmei5.
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8Imertiim

(Samtlid,e i'm ~Obio 8alienfreuno" be.
iprod,ene Bidder unS 8roihiiren f0nuen
itets MIR bon oem ietreiIs aneesebeneu
Serle9er. uno nidt Don Der Weoattlon
oes Ohio 8aiienfreunb" beSoeen tueroeu,
Mlte nnS Neae @slt. SQuItrier.
tes Samilienblatt. IS. Sabrgana,