Admit. Aiiteed“Berkhimer, 615 Juniata red: Hougayebare Sire ‘Acasthene ® Colle, 115 Third “Adalph Raymond, 208 Forresta tree coattan. ‘ Sohncon, 200 North Street Sterafugdatens Bombl, 117 Second “Ian Grove, 1208 FIth avenue, Jan- Seward Hiltner. Hill Crest, ‘Tyron Sfittam Kawitinan, Zot Fourteenth * pincharred. James Nasrallo, $01 Chestnut ave ‘Samuel Nasrallo, 601 Chestnut ave Sirs. Louise Davis and baby, 211317 ‘Third avenue : Eligabeth AMiarek, Ant Hits Esther Koons, S12 Bradley Street, Gaitzin, Harel ran, Mercy hospital muree’ “George Hippo, 03 Righth avenue, Tuniata. ‘William Howard, 2007 Seventh “James Orr, 2211 Second avenue. Mire. Mae Mattern, S21 Pine avenue “TIGER OF FRANCE” HAS PRACTICALLY RECOVERED PARIS, Sept. 6—The “Tiger, stil l caught It was with this phrase that many Parislane received the news today that Georges Clemenceau, the former French premier, had recover ed from the illness which caused the eminent specialist, Dr. Lucien De Ger fen, to bancen to his bedside .On arriving at Clemenceau's coun try house in the Vendee, Dr. Dé Gen tos, who attended Marshall Ferdinand Foch in his last days, realized In fiance that the Tiger” had no Ine Gation ‘oe even being treated as if he were if [PSRhere's no need of coming to ace me an a doctor,” and Clemencent ‘te mumbitted, however, to examina tions Dr De Gennes found some irre gularity of blood circulation, but aid | | fot consider the condition serious. He | | lowed Clemenceau to resume hi | | wating. | ‘During the course of the day, | ted’ Dr. De' Gennes to a nearby peasant Lot where he had him examine a sick | girl who had been seriously !