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New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
PRIZE DISCUSSION.

was greatly interested in the attitude taken by
Mrs n washington LaFendOn and Mrs. John Caldwell
Coleman on subject of euehre prizes, told I'm
recent issue OF The Tribune Other women have also
wondered why people should be paid to be charitable
or why cultured Christian cant support q
phIlnthrOpc enterprise without being brbed with the
prospect OF a prize.
Don't you think this is a suitable subject to veEtate
in your read deseTvely popular department,
The Housewives Exchange? This evil OF prize giving
is not diminishing. On the contrary. il Is the in
Prizes given all and every kind Of
entertainment, children well adults think
II is full time thoughtful, refined called halt
R.P.
EeW-YOrl5.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The annual convention Of the Actors Church Al
lance will be held in New-York on May 21. The
April service of the New-York Chapter will be held
this evening at the Church of Zion and ST. Timothy
No 3Sl West 57th-st. The Rev. Henry Lubbock will
nreach A euchre party under the auspices of the
National Council of the alliance, Mrs. j. Alexander
Brown chairman. will be given Monday after
noon Nav !. at the Hotel Nendome.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

nePn man r t2rgs e Ro6 Mrs Frederick s Rock Mrs Her
Mrs Aiexand9eoIs 9oscR' Mrs G. stanton Floyd-Jones.
SIi SI.e MIS- Peter Murray. Mrs. Daniel F. CobaIan
gan Mrs. w w Keniy MPg T Tbomag 0on' MISS 5oI Don-
0'NeiIi \ NJ iiSaGiey, Mrs James Meehan Mrs James
Ms Mss = ADELAIDE Jones, Mrs. George b McAuffe
James F. Ennis, Mrs George Fl 6biids Sis MIS-;
R p, JoAeS, Mrs William Buchanan the Misses
hRaGiaay Mrs James H. Mcinerney Mrs egFfs gofEn r
o. 5rien Nisc: c.h1aeI cMlchaeI Brennan. Mrs. Lawrence
slIon MTs J. Henry Haggerty Mrs Thomas feife Fite
11tor Mo Miss Rose Sader Miss Agnes O'6onobuo
NJ ~ Ernest J. II. Amy. Miss X Mannion Mrs
This guild cooperates With the S
au9IG ad Iharties in boarding foundlngs abandoned
permanent homes provided by adoption II Gs asn
pitals in obtaining temporary Shelter for dstfo
ho1hers who leave these institutions with babies
ana secures employment for them
Mrs Frank sittis of Brooklyn, is at the Hotel
Clarendon. Daytona, Fla.
MT and Mrs. Theodore Sutro have loan collec-
ton OF oil paintings exhibition in Gallery No o.
in the Metropolitan Museum of Art Central Park
and Slst-st Mrs. Theodore Sutro will give her last
TWO receptions OF the season on April 19 and 26
$50 to $50 O'Clock at her house. Riverside Drive
and lO2d-st. Among the artists who will take part
are William \. Haden. blind organist who will
play duct with Mrs Sutro at the piano: Oscar
Nadeau, pianist; Mir. Brdbaum, violnist: Theodore
Miss Alice La Selle Sanford. contralto and Miss
Florence de We're Boese, soprano.
The Mount HolvOke Alunlne Association held its
third tea Of the season at the Women's University
Club No 10 Gramercy Park. the afternoon of
Saturday April s. About fifty persons were present
including a few undergraduates and invited guests
Miss NJ. Josephine Brink. of Brooklyn. received as
president. assisted by other officers. Mrs Bernard
The chairman for the day was Miss Lillian Gordon.
under whose direction the social afternoon passed
delightfully."-.
The third and last Of the series of whist parties
which Auxiliary No. II. Stony Void, has been Civ
ing this winter to carry its work on through the
summer months took place last Thursday at the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

two hundred and fifty were seated at the
tables. and at each cover was placed a shaIl
NOTED plant which the guest was permitted TO
take home with her ct the close of the afternoon.
The feast was followed by few addresses and
some songs and recitations by the kindergarten
children from the day nursery conducted BY the
association E. j. Herrick presided, assisted by
the Rev NJ x. AckeTt.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

party of the West Side Assemblies will be held at
/ the home OF Mrs. Gustavius Hemstitter, No. II
/ West s5th-st
The last dance of the West Side Assemblies will
/ take place on Friday. April IS. at the Leslie as
Monday. April q the wedding of Miss Isabel Nor
! r!son and Timothy L. Woodruff will take place at
/ the Doriton. No. III West 71st-st
On Wednesday afternoon. at 4:so the wedding Of
Miss Hattie Louise Barnes. of this city. to Alfred
SEVERN Bonne, of Oakdale. Long Island. viii take
place in the West End Collegiate Church, after
and Mrs Richard Barnes 30. $i6 Vest 7istst
The marriage of Miss Francis Ransden to C.
AIillard; of this city will take place in Newburg
April 16.
Mrs Edwin Atwell Of Putnam Court, No $50
West l04th-st. is at home on Wednesdays after
Lent.
Professor and Mrs. B. b. Isaacs Of No. Is West
l25th-st, have issued cards announcing the mar
rIage of their daughter Miss Josephine NJ Isaacs,
and Maximian Siege Thursday evening, May 4.
From Olivet TO Calvary sacred cantata for
soloists chorus. organ and orchestra will be given
at the Church of Our Lady of Grace Hoboken this
evening. Miss J. Clarihew viii be the soprano Miss
F. Cecilia Winter the contralto. and John Rouselle
the direcsor- The music will be taken from the
works of Gaul. Maunder, Rossini and Handel.
An .Eastertide farrago" will be held at the Hotel
San Reno Central Park West, 18th and 18th sts.
for the Guild of the Infant Saviour, April p,
from TO 6 O'Clock The affair is given under the
patronage of the following Mrs. Robert
AdcGinnis Mrs. Allan w. Ramsey. Mrs. John Crane
Mrs Jaime Keynes. Mrs. John w. Lerscher, Mrs.
Thomas S O'Brien. Miss Marie Heide. Mrs Ayles
Tferney, Miss Ada n Faye. Mrs. John J. White,
Mrs. William Berge Mrs. Jere c. Lyons. Mrs. Jo-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

THE Ethics Of Prize Giving" the Housewives
change will give a prize o. So For the next best
article the same subject it VIII give any book not
exceeding 50 in cost that the winner desire Al
though the Exchange reserves TO Itself the right to
publish without Compensation all articles entered in
this contest, ID will award the prize only. Ia
sending in their views cont ribUOTs asked 90 ad-
their letters the Housewives Exchange,
York Tribune. NeN-XOFk City. Contributions be
written side OF the paper only. must be
panied with full name and address (f entered for
%.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Miss B. L. F'riderici will have charge of the
dramatic afte ernoon at the Professional Woman's
League Monday. Her programme viii consist
of original monolOgues, adaptations and scenes
from popular plays.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The annual ladies' day reception at the Players,
Gramercy Place. usually given at a Shakespeare $
birthday celebration. will take place on Easter
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mr. and Mrs j. de Berniere Smith. of Gloucester
Terrace. London, left the WaldOrf-AstOria last
week to visit Mrs John Fogg TwombIy. of Boston.
They will go from there to Germantown, Phila-
delpha, for a week to visit Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Lloyd. formerly OF New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Alcott and Miss Alcott
formerly of New-York. arrived from abroad las
week by the Won Molt1e and are at their home il
Ridgefleld Conn. They have been spending the
winter in Italy
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Lowell, of Washington Square
North, who have been spending the winter in
Egypt have sailed for New-York from Naples by
the Princess Irene. They will visit their daughter
Mrs. Preston Duval Dorsey, at Mountain Station.
South Orange, and their +. II. Lowell, jr., of
Madison, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs Seth Low have returned from a
weeks visit to friends in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The department. for Little Men and Little Women
will be found to-day page 3. in Part Nv
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mr. and Mrs Franklyn Lowell. jr., who have beer
spending the winter with Mrs. Lovelfs parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Lane, of No 81 East list
St, have just removed to their country house, in
Madison, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The fortieth anniversary Of the Ladies Helping
Hand Association was celebrated on Friday, with
luncheon to its benefciares at the headquarters
of tine association. No. 4l6 West 54th-st About
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

John Rockefeller. jr. has deferred his return
from abroad for two weeks longer stay in Europe
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mrs Kane and daughter. Of No 25l West 92d-st
have returned 70 their home, having been at SCI
Breeze Fla during the entire winter
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

The third and last Of the series of whist parties
which Auxiliary No. Il. Stony Void, has been Civ
ing this winter to carry its work on through the
summer months took place last Thursday at the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Miss Elizabeth NIingle, Of No. SIS West s6th-st
gave a tea on Tuesday. followed by a concert fol
fhe benefit Of the old Ladies Horle.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mrs. Charles often, No. $50 West SSth-st., enter
tanned forty Of her women friends at an Easter
breakfast last week. The guests were seated at
two large circular tables decorated in pink with
festoons Of sm2x and centrepieces of American
Beauty roses. The house was decorated with
palms and roses. Among the guests were Mrs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mortimer Smith and Miss Dole Smith, OF No.
q East gst-st have returned from protracted
tEy In Camden 5. &.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Professor and Mrs B. B. Isaacs. Of No. Is West
l25th-st., have issued cards announcing the mar
rlage of their daughter, Miss Josephine NJ. Isaacs
and Maximilian Siegel, on Thursday evening, May T.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Mrs. Frank sittig, of Brooklyn is at the Hotel
Clarendon. Daytona, Fla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18
MniNidc ErcRltimmcn 5lIm 6rtcorn
BON YurtsmDntb.

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80 = -fsr4 - H -.
bic .Muiien mo Die Soponcr oil
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Wieberieben" Surnien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18
8efamnimnH ~
VeriteaeIte Mime

@erfeseIte 5rroernnas .anaebcte, III boppeIs
iGt 9lStettt9lilla petSfn pts 6,ia . 6,tfobet
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pdtc. ~cutgegen aenunuteEl mo ionarn neutinct
fir uae Irbeiien. ole I'M Gontratt 9Ir. fir Die
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pes tir od5 Snttifut All ner Sde her Nj .]tohats
Ihc. llno GuttnuIezStr., elnheQrttfeil mo.
Snpic'r Der 3eichHungeH mo Spctitliutionen
fptiieu i'm Nilreau ocs ..gfnrhlnno Hrliiiltie"
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~. 81. nntuIlaS uuure. Rem 9pri. am mo nab
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ioltiteit urt Infnden bon trncrtO ctltr oct obI=
get Fnrieie1 erlunGi iucrocn.
Setdhnttttgett mo Spe6ififatinncu intner Qez
9ct Ve5nbiillg bon So. 00 erlunNt treroctI,
$1,000 lucrocn bon etefcnt getrGuC SurltdRcpCs
benz ipeli1t hetuetc 3eihutngelt iun SpeiilIin
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irpcuo tpcldhe ohcr ute IHafhoic 81 permcttcn.
rnb irqcrh ipelde Sntnrnnliidien IN irgeu0 Cs
rent 9lHgebot bel Seite III fcteH.
JobH vi. Garter,
(2Jg,69,i ~ EDriiGCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18
IenildDc SanScIs- nno SanbcIs.6 pd,
idlmIcn.

&lnbigc Nnlcritorer bubru in 0ril
lebtcn Sobrn ooroui birgeWicicL
cob G%clitldllonb iiir lcinc &orNcIa.
icclt ourdl Sab mo SodndmIcr
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c'nfurid)tcn. TeutifIono fntt2 Hi
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Sdulcn, Die pom Stnot. Der Sc-
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nui Die fouimultn!ihcr Scrtbil
Dn~nasidJulen $50 nit ctlun 5000
SfiiIcrn mo cincu SebrcrpcYionoI
bon $50. SonheIsidlulcn aob T. Is
nit 1900 Shiiicrn Itrto 300 Sehrerr.
gic 3nbI Der bobcren &onoelaidElcli
bcfrmg 10 nit ciler ShiilerjoEI pull
1900 iub circm 2cbrerbcitono2 pom
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Sdiiler5abI poiii25th. foluie tlcscbr-
fr1fte oui5uiueiien, Sn oieien fauf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18

llalllll1d1clt eChrollttalfClt mo 0llo
lCBtCa ,\obr run0 10000 Ecr'ruCll
pom rltn0 1900 HCbrcrn nntctrthtct
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fltric. bic nlund)Cn Hc0lld)llcn ot0c.
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pom hicicn Sonbcf@ id)tIcn 230. oltl
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Wrnluidnpci0 10, mGhrcn6 oic ilbri.
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jcbn cntboltcn,
Nun mndlt bic 3ubI ioldcr edit
len oCil Grfol0 nod ntd)t, oltd) nidt
Ole 3obl Der Sd)itlcr, ionocrn Die
2eiituuNcn bcltin1mcn Den WertJ.
Sic mcr6c1t nbcr nlld) bon NttSl0n.
ocrn bod cirgCifGbt, nnO nldt blcb
pnn lodpCrlt0nbiAcn Mlncrlfaterr,
innoCrn aud BON Gn~gl0nocrn. Grit
tiir5lid bot elm cngllld)cr &on'll bcr-
porQchobClL mCldlc 0Cocltll1g ooS
fouimGnriihc @iIOunqalpcicn fir
hus 0Cltldc @cld)0ftDIcbcn mo be
ipn0cra iilr bic S0r0crung 0c1 Solts
bcla bette, jltrnuI filr Die Nua6chs
NINA 0ca Nun0CIa nit ocnl Iualon'
bc. Defenders icicn Die hclltlhcnSons
oclainititutc liir 0oH Iltalono Dor
bilnlid gclppr0Cn bltrd Die lorglomc
lilcQc 0Ca ircnn0iprndlid)cn Hitter.
rid,ta. Mus, hiciem oprod)ltitnlrm
lei Dem ocltidlcu &onfntom Der Dor
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uiicn oca M~ll3lonoca lcbr rold pcrs
irolrt 5t MAIDEN lnlb raid Veitcbills
Qcl nit uu3lGnblifCn 6irmen nll5lls
tnilpicn, uualonhiid)C 0erihte cirGc-
ben0 Ut uCriol0cn uno bcit lhriftll.
d1clt &crtchr IN ircn0cn Sprodcl
icIblt 81 iilbrcn. 60 lei cs gcfont'
lnclL bob lid) Der bcutlhc Soltocl I'M
NualonoC 10 raid, mla9cocbllt, uno
Der ocutifc a%ouimonn iiberoll icItcn
SuB ncloBt babe.
sir cllten G~n0lon0cr, clltcit Gcr'
scr 0roBicn @onoclSltotiolt, 1T
0as piCl Nltcrfcnmm1Q. llcbrlqcrl@ III
O. Dos Sprod)ltuOirm niht oIlct1,
boa Ocn Ocnilfcn 0onocl 10 0e'or'
bcrt bot. Gic bGutld,cn Sunocl%Idnl
len urbCitcn bnralll %hinolls, oclt Sc.
lonlmtiuttCrrid)t nod Der pruttt'd)en
10 III 9cItoltctL 0oB Die erlnor'
bcrrcn Mcnlttniiie III Der Frorts lul-
llrittClbur pCrlunllht lucroct tnn1clt.
9Iui 0Cl &un0clsld)ulCn iuir6 ali' Der
Brunblooc Der &olt9mlrtb
'doitaIchrc o%uiOcbUlrt, ltctS oil' olc
9coilriniiic 0c@ &ulllnlonna bcrcdl'
net. Sic 3ultGnoc int Mcltbnnocl
mo Meltpcrfchr So1ocl@polltlt,
mo @oriempclcn mcrOen her.
nnocSoaen onmrit tic pon 0cn Stu0l.
fcnocn III Der Nrori2 pcrncrtbct mcr.
ocn f0nncu GoB man int AltalonOc
Die 2ciltungcn ser ocutlfcn 0on'
ocl&ifulcu lpiiroi1t, acbt lton 90
bcrpor. ooB biciclbcn int lctten
BON lmgcidbr 700 gllalunoern
murCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18
ErimGrlunll.

Scltc iin0cn ole 9Srinl0rmoblcn fllr
hie bei6Cn iilbrCn0cn pollt'd)en Fors
tcicn itott. Gob tic 5ltQlcid) oINcbol'
ten mcrncn, hot lcin @i,tcS. SrilNct
pilcgtcn nid)t lCltcn bel bcn Frimor-
mablcn Cilcr Yortei Woblcr Der on'
hCrcn Fortci cin5ugrcl'cn mo ocnl
idiuGdIitcn @cgrer Gotbibotc1 sur
domination 5t pcrbeilcn. Glclcr
foll,tc Oultn bel Der Sollpt,pobl leif
ter qcidlogcn lucrbcn. Giclcnl No.
noncr lit jcbt elm Gnoc gcnloht. Sril'
her fiimnlcric lih Die QroBc McnNc
Der MGblcr mcnig ltln bic Frinr0rs
lpablcn. To@ bat lid lcit clrlgclt
Sobrcn Ncbcliert. limo olld) Gue 1T
gut. Iiihtigc MGnucr fonncn MIR
Damn qclp0hlt mcr0ert, lucnn lie III 0cll
E%rinn0rluoblcu oic Goll0loatltr crbol'
ten. lln6 0crooc lctt brollhen mir
WGnncr nit tlnrcm Vlid mo llrtbctl,
WdnnCr bon Gboraftcr nn0 Dem no
tbigen Hildgrot in Der Stnot"gclcb
gcbilnq, hic@urontic blcterL nidt bios
cute @clcBc Sll mnd)cL lon0crn nlld)
id)lcd)ic SIT bcrbinbcrn %luilIct. G%
milB ichcm Nilrcgcr 0uron licget ocn
britcn Mann III bic Nouptlpobl ST
bringeu. Sm @runoc lino nid)t Die
Bcicbacber fir Die glltcn n0er Id)lcd).
ten @eIebc ALIEN bcrortportlih. lnrl-
bern Die @itrgcr, mcldc ibrc @cICbgcz
Der gcluoblt bo6cn. ST Der Wilrgcr
bel Der Iuiltcllrn1 Der Gonoiooten
mo bel DEN FrimGriuoblcn glcihqHt
tig uno nohl0lih Damn bot CT ltodl-
her tctlt Hedlt ltd) ill %bctlugcrl, bob
ihIcd)tc Gonolootcn sur Wnbl geItclt
oocr gclpoblt mor0cn IinO. Gle Tlut-
bon1criolnrbcit SIR g&nbl lit bic No.
mInotiolt tiid)tlgcr Wi1nncr iiir Die
SonptiuubL mo ic0cr @ilrgcr, Dem
ole Sntcrclicn Der Stoot, mic hc5
StootcS ant Screen licGcn, ioltc cS
iif be3holb sur FIIidt mod)cr, bel
Der bcliti0cn Frlm1rmobl oitd) lcinc
Stlmmc a%b5ligebcn. oclln CT tr0gt
Id)lleBlld) ntd) cincn Sbcil Der Ger.
authorizing, Oh bic gcldlolfcncn Sc
Icbe quite obcr lhlcd)te lirb.
Die MobuotoIe mcr0cn BON 6 llbr
Mor0cno bis ) llbr InhntittuoS
often Ieir, mo 5lpnr miro III ic0cn
WobtlofoI cine Woblnrnc fiir ic6c Der
Eartctcn o,tigeItellt icin. Cos 3obIcn
Der ob0cNcbcncn Stinmcn icocr Eor.
tei miro bon bcn Mid1tern beioer For.
icten gcnlelnlhoitlid) porgcnommcn
lperoen. 60 miro MON iih gcnot oili
Die Singer lcben ln6 cS lit onjllncb,
men, Dab bic Siimrucn Qeiublt ipcr.
hcnL mic lie nbgcgebcn iporbcn lin6.
BOD 'el oaroll' ou'ntcrflom Ncn,oht,
nab lltuac Scittc, Die Iclt Der lcbtcn
Negi'trntlon groRluhrlQ Ncluorocn
limo oocr bis SIR Snltptpobl I'M 20.
pcntbcr groBi0brig mcrocn bel Der.
E%rim0rpobl idlon nlititlmucn Dir
fen.
Wode oIIo beilic irocr NiirQcr bon
ieinem bod)lteL ibnl gc1uobrIciitctcn
Hettc @cbrolIh mo acbc icinC
Stlmme olth bel Der Erimornobl ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-18
Caroline Wlbcre.

@' ttarb am 10, Septemhcr 1908 Caroline
Hlbers' geltebie Satin bon NIhcri Tlbere, I'M
gtfer non ~ Subrer fl WipHntCil mo rs 70
aer. Bic 9cerotgung ftu6ct Mcntaa, yidtntti
tngs nm ubr. bonn Iruucrbnltic. NJ. i0l.
GilosG better Strube. aus iintt lpoir &er>pnnotc
nm 6relnoe botltbit einaeIuOCl itno. .
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Nrc6crit =. trnta.

itatnrl. 3, g.. Srebertd : Gmia. ~QcIicbter
@ntte bon Gatnb Gnig uno %tiuallcr zobr non
W}arte " mo bes oerflprbcncn @eoree VI
grHtg: Sic eeerotnuna lirtnCt Ftcnitna, ocn
pduie ietlter 0%tliiter. Or, 1909. cattle 2trnBc.
nu, iinit. @eifebnna nuf Der r%9uItlmorer ee'
Htetcflt, (1Gtl
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Chcttn M. Is. lNnnthcr.

Sc ftarb am 10. ccntemhrr 1908 nab Idnaes
ten. Seioet Srnn 2iictta NJ. e, @nntilet, acb.
Gnnetinaiin. A'iitpe oe5 pcrltorbcncn Urn. Stn'
nlni @iliber, i'm gtItcr bon - [nbrcn 10 DO.
nilsn Iho ~ {aeen. Sic &ccrolann9 tlitoet
Hitsuug' NndDmtttuge nm > HIN, nom Lraucr-
nniiIe' yr. pa GHosGuuitQtuu 9tpC, aus iiutt.
slltc' ieille Fliineu. 9cttcpuuG prtnIt III nlf
Der p9nittrtoter Gentcterb, (2Gl y
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Nlcttn Grnmrr.

- lIaIb am II. Septembcr 1905 etirttn sra'
me. I'M aiier bon 7G SuBrer. aGborcn an =.
,on 1929. 9ie geerotannG iinoci fien'
mas' nel ~. September 1903. vi llbr 9tgdbnl,
Mt, 100. ~ sN3aoifcu StraBc, aus itolt. YET
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INT Nr. 21na-n lnpebnnte est. Gant.sir.l.

gcotrtt m Der l&citicttc oer Cattle.
ctrabc. 226 M ,Sub iiiclid bon Frntt'
Etruiie. mn an Der i~itbildelt NiiBctllta
mic einer Got, pcrmltbli6 Guulftelb &c
h6reuh. eonn pcitItf befngieratbenltitte
81 Suf. Damn inhIid 7 5fl2 Sub bis 81
rtrrer cot, etrmmtblih oncn gebOrenh,
rarn bftiib lines bc'aetct Got 81 Stb
bis Gniile Strnbe. mo outn norOlth an
GuitIc. Etrabc 7 5It2 SUB bis Srrl "na
lana. unbebnutc Got. IncO t9nrtbaorg
smifhcu gtr. PIG mo 2tS. GniilfaStr.
9thocihdbt an Gbpurn il, 8nrnuil tiir
Ginnt5 nm Gtuoifteucru fit 1902,
i90a. 1904 mo Stubtitcuerrt fir 1905 ..St0.61
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0ic hineiiihc Gommi :
lion. luelhc nlli elmer McItrciic Die
porlomcntorllhcn observation-disclosures
ltuoircn loll, hringt cincn Wonnt 1T
Sopoll III, ton1ntt Damn nod Den ger.
Stootcn mo Ncbt ipotcr nod Glt,
rprn. IS babell mic aus Fefilta be.
ridltct miro, NcrotblunNcn Oorilbcr
ltottgCiunOen, pb man nid)t Den NSCg
ilbcr CANADA mdbIen iolltc, INN Die
&crcini1tcn Stootcn ipcgcn Der CHI.
ncicn . AusidluB9clcBc 5t pcrmciocr,
ood) murOc Oicicr Flun mcgclt oco III
CANADA berrlhenoeu rnltbcn &limo@
olltgcgcbcn. No, mcl;n Die 3opitrG-
ger ullicrc Hcgicrun1gainrm nitt fclt.
ltcll 0clcrnt bottclr, onnn bGttcn lic
Nnr5 mo gor 5it &nllic blcibcn fon.
men.
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(llubcbnute got, Mtaieer's
E,
Got 9tr. 27a2 {

Peoinrt an Der 5iIolpe'iicite bon nc
Mleer's Court, t2t SEi2 Slb Hcrnpe'ts
Iih ppn 9urforoi SIpernIc. mn an Der
nproirc'iItheu 2lubcnIinie elmer uthr'
fnuittcn got. rnun fitoneitltdh Idrtae be-
iuutcr .tuberliuic ~ Sits. oonf nom
tpeitlth 10 ,Sub bto 5IIr luholtlibeu Wit
pprobftlih Idrec heinpier giubenIitic Al
,Sub bis Mc9lcPr'5 Solrt. nm oonit
'iipoitlif al Mcsileer'3 Court 10 rus
bis stunt 9tuinna, llnhchuut. Ibpelhdtt
at Z. 7. GjpIoen itr Stnates utn Staot'
iteucru fir 1909. 1903, 1901 rno Sfdof'
Iteuert fir 1905. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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lorraine.

Maleriid, - Yartsrtig - Trieettd.
WcfiIif bon Nnlbroof eth illo cine b0Ibe
MeiIe. 4enubi bic NIT 4'pUbnttnu hrdeibneie
NORTH IbcnuesGor. Sreie autitCn 9dnhmtttugs
tut Terminus. Frcife hon RrgribnikpluBcn lett
fpe3ieu. leidhte NehinpungSn. TClcpbun -
Goinn 22a. guIreau: 1tanttin. anb 9atnciur.
Moaes. 9ertangt Ntuidiiitr. lIlai4 lS,3&S)
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Quubpu Earf.

Ter tanpiidf lthite arieobpi IN enIitmere.
8u ieScr ,3cit crreibb1r. Stint Gents Sabrs
gfIo non oleu GtnbttbeiIcn. Gtrubenhnbn.
Rcaapn5 paiitren Den Snnpittuanlg ale ntet
Wtinutcn. Warmcs Worteiimmer Fir Soltt,
bic ben Sriebbpf bel runbrri &Scttcr bcInhCn.
Rc9rdhrtbpidbt SIT tebr ntdbt0en BretItH,
fdinnili6 inter fortndbrrnocr Rflcac.
Siirean: Tr. II. Neit.s arntoGa'etrah.
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Yut ytr. 2Si3 - Ctutebaute 2pt, fbtiaoetpbta.
hmm.
Nceinnt an Der 1iionitieitr OCT RbiIa.

Ncqinnt ut Der Eioofiieitf oct llbiIds
oelpbius 9onb, 207 Sub Horb1ftlih bon Der
Gantnns Sirubc, uuo an Der npronitltbcn
Inkenlinie citer unbefnunteu Got. ouut
tiiebitIid, ldngs beidater 9tnbenliHic 234
SuB. ounu nftItf - Rub bis St elmer I'M.
6cfunntcn pot. oaftR Itorhtth IiraS be-
fugter Got 2t2 Sub bis Slir 4sbiIuoclrbtus
Hc0o i,Hh ouHH iiibmciilib an her Rot
lohcIpbiasIiooo % CITE iSuB biz SUM Ina .
fnlt9, snfont, stOqctAabt an llnbttalli!t
tir StGat6z mn Sinotiiern fir 1902,
1908, 1904 NIB Stdbtiteticrn fir 1905 .S6e.Gi