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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
sTATE IIIsToRIcAL MITsEIrM,

The trustee of the State Historical Museum. located in the Henry Whit field house, the "old Stone House of Guilford, have printed in pamphlet form the order of exercises at the for nal opening of this institution on sep- tember q, 1904. The addresses and pa- pers are given in full, together with a brief but comprehensive sketch of the museum and its objects. It. is q docu- ment that is worth preserving for flu ture reference, and is interesting read ing to all who are members of patriotic societies, or who make any study colonial conditions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
NO VATERED STOCK
IN THE SOUTHERN NEW ENG
 LAND TELEPHONE co.
President Tyler Denies Statements Made-Attneks on Company VIII be
 Answered at Proper Time.

~AN A ASlsDA AAAAASN ..
 Officers of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co. say that they prefer to put their case against the so called independents who are now seeking to have repealed the present telephone law at the hearing before the judiciary com mittee at Hartford on March 31. Vari- ous attacks have been made on the Southern New England, but these will not draw the fire of the Connecticut company till the proper time arrives.
 The latest attack was made in Hart ford paper by Robert F. Lyon, who is foremost in the effort to repeal the present law. He makes several state ments which Southern New England officials say are wide of the mark.
 One of his statements follows:
 . Southern New England is capitalized at nearly s22O per phone, nearly one half said to be water .
 President F. Tyler of the Southern New England. when his attention was drawn to that statement, said to-day:
 There is not dollar of water in our stock. They do not consider our thousands of miles of wire, real estate, etc, in their estimate. They simply divide our capitalization by the mum Der of phones we have and say that represents our capitalization. Our one item of real estate alone is $350, GOO, and this is included in our capitalization
 MT. Tyler said he preferred not to reply to the statements made against his company till the nearing at Hart ford, but he said their reply would then be made, covering all the mat ters at issue. His attention was called to the statement that in some place, notably the west, where there are more phones to the population than there are in New Haven and in other places in Connecticut,
 That is quite true said he, 'but these companies are not making any money and the service is not near as good, A company which charges $10 a year for telephone is not making any money. Then there are ten or 15 tele- phones on each wire We have kept abreast of the times and satisfied the demands existing. At the hearing in Hartford we shall gladly reply to the erroneous statements made about us and for the present prefer to say noth- ing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
NEARLY COMPLETED.

Futile Cottage at Woodmont Will be
 One of Finest on West Shore.
 David D. Smith & Co.,, of Milford, have the cottage which they have been building this winter at Debonaire Beach, Woodmont, for Mrs. Albert Tut tie, of this city, very nearly completed. This cottage, costing nearly $5,O0O, is one of the finest ones on this part of the shore, and 1t will be occupied by the owner in a short time after it's eom- pletion. t.3
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
TEACHERS, MEETING.

A meeting of the teachers of modern languages in the schools of the state will be held in Dwight hall this morn ing at 10 o'clock. The meeting is held for the purpose of discussing the merits of the various systems now in use with a view of improving the same,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
TWO BUILDING PERMITS.

. Fire Marshal Gladwin yesterday aft ernoon granted two building permits. The first one was to l.. German Of GA Eaton street. to erect a frame barn and shed at cost Of $2OO. The second per- init was issued to B. Sarason to erect a store front to cost $35O at 10s George street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
MUSIC AIT ST THf,MAs.

Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Pro. eessional, S42;; Psalter, twenty-sixth evening, Gilbert; Magnificent, chant. Gilbert; Nunc Dimittis in D, Field; an-. them, The Pillars of the Earth Are the Lords" Tours; offertory, If We Have Sown,' Martin; chant, De Pro- fundis,' Anon; recessional, 4S7; Charles Bonney, choirmaster. I'M
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
WOMEN oF NEw HAvEn5I

Paxto Skin Food keeps the face looking young. It feeds the skin tissues, pre- vents and removes crows feet. wrinkles, pinples, freckles, moth and sunburn. It keeps the complexion clear and healthy, and the hands white, soft and plump. Don't be fooled by accepting cold cream for skin food. It may be cheaper, but it won't do the work. Druggists sell Paxto Skin Food,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
THE CHURCH OF THE RE- g DEEsMER.

pr. Phillips will preach in the morn Ing. subject, "The New Man" He will also speak in the evening in Welcome hall on Oak street, subject "Is Life Worth Living?" and the first quartet will. sing. Following is the morning music:
 Prelude, "Cantilene" ...........' Dubois Anthem, 'tLight and Life".... Ballard Choir Hymn 69S, Tn the Hour of
 Trial' .................... Shepard Response, Gently, Lord .."..Hawley Offertory, Resignation ......... Roma Postlude, "Grand Choerr" .....Dubois
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FIRST M. p. CHURCH.

Services at the First M. E. church, at the corner of Elm and College streets, are held in the lecture room. Morning worship at 1O:SO with sermon by the pastor, pr. Henry Baker. on Christ and the People, Sunday schools at F and 2:s0 and Epworth league at 6:S0. Evening worship at 7:30 with sermon by the pastor on "The Christian Sol dier.''
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
THE UNION EVANGELICAL SER VICE,

The Dwight Place People and the Plymouth unite in another evangelistic service at Plymouth church Sunday night. There is a strong spirit of re- ligious interest and cooperation among Christians in the success of these meet ings. All not otherwise under church obligation are invited to them. A strong but short sermon with enthusi- astic singing and the participation of minister and laymen in conference and prayer make a service of warmth and value for all classes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
VIOLA ASSEMBLY,

The. First Annual Spring Dance given by the Viola Assembly will be heldTat Lenox Hall Tuesday May 2 an excellant program of music will be furnished by stanford's orchestral Admission 36 cents person.
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lclHII1RcH oF THE MESSIAH.

At the Church of the Messiah (First IJniversalist) the pastor, Rev. W. F. Dickerrnan will preach, tomorrow
 morning at 1O:SO o'clock. Subject of sermon, ''The Gospel and the Poor, with the Lenten reflections on poverty. Sunday school and conversation circle for adults at noon. Young Peoples de- yotional meeting at 6:S0 p. m. Seats free and cordial welcome to all of the services. - s.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
ADULT GLASS CHURCH OF THE
 5 REDEETMER

This class will meet tomorrow noon fn the lecture room of the Church of the Redeemer, and will be addressed by MT. Joseph R. French. The occasion will be an interesting one. As this is not particularly a denominational class, ladies and gentlemen from hereabouts are all particularly invited to attend
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
-AT PLYIMouTH cHuRcH.

The union evangelistic service for the western part of the city will be held in Plymouth church. The service will be preached by the Rev. George R. Ste- vens. These services are well attended and of great interest. The public are cordially invited to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
MUSIC AT CENTER CHURCH 4 P. M.

Special Lenten Devotional Service. Responses ....s.................. Hoyte Anthem, 70 Jesu, Thou Art Stand ii ing. t.........-.i... ...,... ...... roster Solo, Behold, I Stand at the Door, s...........s&... &.......s.........st..ssJ Jude
 MT. Williams.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25

ELEVEN NEW LAMPS VOTED,
 The committee on lamps met last evening and voted to install five new electric lamps, three new gas lamps and three new naphtha lamps. x x. ,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
MAY BE A A sTRADIvARIUs.
Ancient Violin in Possession of An
 sonia Man.

Ancient N1OIln@ III gHOSSeSSlOn or All
 sonia Man.
 Ansonia, March 23.-- Officers c. s. Tatten has secured possession of an old violin which he believes is a genuine Stradivarius, the production of the most celebrated violin-maker that ever lived. The instrument bears the mark of Stradivarius on the inside of the black, beneath the sound-holes, through which 1t can be clearly reads The inscription is in two lines, as fol- follows; 7
 tAntonius Stadivius Cremonatis) (Faciebat 17-)
 The exact date cannot be deei- phered. Mir. Tatten thought thatsit was 17s9 but that would have placed it's production out of the time of Stra- dwarf, or stradivarius, as his name is Latinized, who died in 17S7. It is al most impossible to really determine the year, as the last two figures are written, the first two being printed.
 Many unprincipled dealers nowadays cut ami imitation of the Stradivarius signature into modern instruments made on the model of the famous manufacturer of ,Cremona. MT. Tat ten knows, however, that his instru- ment is at least 70 years of age, and that it has not been in the hands of dealers for many years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
Choir Hymn, "Jssu, Lover of My
 Soul" Dykes
AT ST. PAULS CHURCH To-MoR,
 ROW.


 ROW. Third Sunday in Lent-Litany and holy communion at 9:3O by the rector. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:3O a. m. The musical programme follows: Processional, Hymn 5S6 ......... HeWs Te Deum. arranged by Seth D. Bing- ham jr. Benedietus, Chant. Hymn $50 ...................... Stalner Gloria Tibi ............-........... Ialils Hymn S40 .........,........... .....- Lane Anthem Qrom the Daughter of Jairus'O ....................... Staner Recessional, Hymn 505 ........ Parker Evening prayer and sermon, 7:S0 D. m. The programme:
 Professional, Hymn S2 ....... .Langran Magnificent .................. Beethoven Hymn 599 .....,s............... Dykes Anthem ......,.............. Mozart Reeessional, Hymn 174 ......... Weber. In the evening Mir. Stokes will preach the third sermon in the series, Some Early Christians" Subject, St. James" Sunday school will be held in the par ish house at noon.
 Next Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. in St. Paul's church the third of the united Lenten services will he held. The ser mon will be preached by the Rev. James DeWo!f Perry, D. D. of Phiia- delphia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
AT FORREs CHAPEI,.

Evening prayer and sermon by the minister in charge. the Rev. Franklin Knight, at 7:S0. .>
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25

AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. The regular monthly praise service will be given by tbe First Baptist church, corner of Edwards and Living stone streets, oll Sunday evening, March 26. The quartet will be assisted by Miss Belle Manross sigourney, violin iste.
 Order of Service. Organ Voluntary. Anthem. "The Lord is King Marston. Invocation. Gloria Patri." Hmyn. Duet. tenor and baritone, Hark, Hark,
 My Soul" Neyin. Prayer. Response. Scripture Reading. Z Solo, Trust in the Lord, ; Miss Carroll,
 Handel. (Violin obligato by Miss
 Sigourney.) Offertory Paroles DuCoeur, (by re.
 quesD. Violin solo. Radoux. Miss
 Sigourney. Address. Anthem, Fear Not, Q Israel spicker. Benediction. Postlude.
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n. M. c. A. NETTING FOR MEN
 SUNDAY, MARCH 26,e3:45. -

The usual afternoon meeting will De held at Y.sM. 0. A. in the auditorium at S:45. Arthur Desmond Shaw; of the salvation Army, will speak; subject The Landless Van to the Maniess Land. This address gives an account of the farm colonization work of the Salvation Army in the United States or America. The offering will go towards the fund for the transplanting of Wor- thy poor families from our slums ana tenements on to the land. This fund IS known as the Emma Booth Tucker col ony memorial fund. All men are cor dially invited to attend this meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
HUMPHREY STREET coNGREGA
 TIONAL CHURCH.

Public worship at 10:30 a. m, with sermon by the pastor, K. R. Luckey; in the. evening, with preaching by Rev. Prof. Benjamin w. Bacon Children's missionary meeting at 3 D. m. Chris tian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Bible school at F m.
 x Miss Belle Manross Sigourney will play the violin at the morning service: in the evening the volunteer choir will sing a special number.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
EAST PEARL sT. M. E. cHITRcyI

&EADI &fNEAHL Ss9I. M. E, CHURCH.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church tomorrow services will be held as us- ual with preaching by the pastor, Rev. F. c. Tullar at 10:3O a. m. Sunday school at noon. Epworth league at 6:15, subject, The Missionary Call;'' leader, Miss Grace Bristol. At 7:S0 D. m. the monthly musical service tLenten ves- per service) will be given under the di- rection of William F. Brown, organist and choirmaster.
 Morning Prelude, ''Andante Pastor- ale.' Sullivan; anthem, If I Go Not Away, ," Caldicott; offertory. Hide Thou Me- Hyatt z# { z Evening vesper service-Pre- Jude, March Funebre," Chopin; pro- cessional, 70 Sacred Head Now Wound ed,' Mendelssohn; anthem. .Still, Still With Thee,' Foote; response, "The Lords Prayer" Woodbury: anthem, Jesus, Word of God Incarnate," (Ave Verum), Gounod; quartette, "The Soft Sabbath Calm,'' Barnby; organ solo, There is a Green Hill Far Away. Gounod; anthem, We Then as Work CTS" surette; quartette, Soft Floating on the Evening Air." Root; f.Seyenfold Amen" Stainer; recessional, Saviour, When in Dust to Thee" Spanish Hymn: postlude, Ave Maria Brahms.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25

At Trinity M. E. church to-morro" morning the pastor. will preach on HWhat is sin?'' The music will con sist of an anthem, ''The Cross of Cal, vary" by Gounod; and tenor solo 1or offertory, s.Face tp Face" by Johnston. The kindergarten, held during church service, is happily adapted to permit parents of little children to attend church. Glasses for persons of all ages in the Sunday school. For the young people an interesting meeting at 6;SO. Al evening worship the pastor Will preach on What is a Christian! llie quartette will sing What are Inese that are Arrayed ill White Robes! py stainer; for offertory a deut, "The Lord is my Shepherd" by Smart.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-25
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW

Union Service at Plymouth Church. Dr. Kidd on "what Is sin"--Y. M' c. A. Meeting for DIen-Rey. MT. Gifhn Called by His People to Remain An- other Year-sermon at Church of inc Redeemer-Other Notes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
BUR 9aae in SnSruslanS.

Gin uOn Dem Rrinieu Souis gtapolsOn,
Dem neuen 9eneial GOuperneur Der
Saufaius Sdnber, an einen Rariier
Sreuno 9eri6tetes Sbreiben sntbdlt Die
iOlgenOe SdilOsruu9 uOu ben in jeuen
SGuOeru ausenblidli6 berridenoen trau.
riseu Serbdltniien: rSn Dem iO9es
uannteu beiliseu Sries, Den fanatiIhe
9artaren 9esen Die Ruiien erOfnet ba'
ben, idliessn ii9 ibneu INNER mebr
periiide Stdmme all. Gar gttOlas bat
ii6 osBbalb an Sen Shab uOn Periien
9ewunOt. uuo oieier bat iiA bereit err
ilGrt, iturte SruppenabtbeilunSen nab
Der 9renie gu ihiden, Die Dor alien
Oarauf ieben iOlleu, oaB feline Perier
Die 9rsnje iiberidreiten. Sn Satum
bat Die 4Oli;ei mebrere Ootumcnte 9es
iunbeu, aus oenen beruOrgebt, oaB BON
9onitantinopel aus pom fanatiibeu
WfObammeOanern Die Sewegung ssssn
Die 0tuiieu selsitet pirc, inbem lie ibren
@ldubiseu tlur gu MAIDEN inden, oaB
Die 3sit fir einsu beilisen Sries 9esen
Die Gbriiten setOmmeu it, Der Bring
iust Sann in Dem S6reiben nod bins
;u. OaB ieiu Seben ieOsn 9lu9sublid be-
brObt lit unO oaB er trOe auer 9t6tiums
felt bod fiir6tst, uon ben 6unatiferu
srmorOet gu wsrOeu, wesbalb er CLAUDE,
Sas Sieies Der leste Srief lit, ben er an
lciue 5rsunoe abi9idsn tanu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
6cnieftSarrc= Surdt.

Die 9euiditarrs.Surht lit wie6erum
in Berlin eiuseiOseu. Oiesmal bat iie
ibren 9runo in einem wirfliden Sale,
in Dem elmer 73idbriseu Srau, bic Dor
eini9eu 2a9eu erfraufte unb nun i'm
9runtenbauie WiOabit ueritOrbeu lit.
Die Intercollegiate lluteriudunsen bas
ben srssbeu, OaB bic 9reiiin tbatiddti6
an Der sefiirbtsten Sruntbeit litt.
9tiAts psiit curuuf bin, oaB lie in irseno
elmer SSeiie nit elmer aus Der idlsiii6sn
SeudenseSenO tOmmenOen 8sriOn in
Seriibruns fam. Die aerSte ueriidern
nun, oies lei 9arantie bafiir. baB man
es nit feinem iO9snaunten Stammial,
iOubern bloB nit einem .3ufaluuitrstsu
Der Srantbeit ;u tbuu bat, aber oas
Rublitum ldBt ii6 nidt 10 lsidt bes
rubi9eu.. IS fOroert Die itren9iten
WtaBreseln, unb wenn man ben 3situu'
gen 9lauben mill. mill es iib nit Der
SiOliruug oss gSObnbauiss Der Ser.
iiOrbeusn uiat ;uirieben seben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Sluh bic Mfutual.

8. s. 2bummel. Der 0fe6tsbsiitanO
Der Wiutual Sife Sniurance Co., iaste
uOr cem 9iew Dorter yesislatur.GOmi.
te, SaB er uOn Dem SiispraiiOenten Der
@eisllidaft HObert u. @ranniB i'm
Sabre 1904 $500 erbaltsn babe. Die er
benz SoriissuOeu Oes rspublifanil6sn
GOusreB Gumpusus GOmitsS bs;ablte.
Der Seitra9 iei, wie 2bunlmel iagte.
nOtbi9 geWeien, nm Die @efabr zines
osmOtratiiden 9auies, oas Sur6 isins
3OlIs unS unOsre 9eisssebuns itOreub
auf Die @eihGfte einsemirft bdtte, ab;u.
wenosu. sluh uubere @eisaidaftsn
isien, Wie Der 3euse iaSte, auiSsiOrOert
wOrosn, Gampususbsitrdse gu Sablsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Wfni1cn bc;ablen.

Oisun Ssamte Der &etail Dealers
9liiOciatiOn uOn SlinOis unO 98iscOns
jim, Die in eriter @sri9tsinitunS wssen
Seri6wOruns, nm Die Soblsnpreile Su
erbOben, UNI ie 500 seitrait nOrben pas
ren, werOen wobl ober libel Die Straie
beiablen miiiien; oenn Ous llrtbsil,
se9en oas iie beim 9lppellationsgeri6t
Ssruiuns einselest butten, purbs in
elmer pom Jtidter 9eurp 9. 6reemau
betannt sesebeuen @nti6siouns beitd.
tist. Sn Der Gutideionns bieB es
turS ouB Die alntluse Ourd Die bel
ben PrO;ebuerbuuOlunsen beisebrudten
Seweiie beitdtist wurOe unO bas llrc
tbeil our6 Die llmitdnOe ssredtfsr.
tiat mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Giienbabn Seittnbelle.
ssIupurs. sadapanna uns gsfisrn Balm
Sn araft btn 1. Suni 1903

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6.05 rnp 1910 Nprssns; $40 uus 1885,
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I'm t0.tO Ror. unh 6.35 Ndhm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
@itte's SeinSe.

GrOs oes beseiiterteu Gmpian9s, Der
Dem 8raieu 9Sitte bel leiner slntunft
in Der Seimatb iiberall 3utbeil gewOroen
lit unO Der bOben slus3eidnunsen, nit
oenen Der Gar periOnlid, ibn 9eebrt bat,
linO isine 9esner. wic bereits wieoerbolt
anseoeutet porOen lit. ui6t miiBis 9es
peIeu, Die abii6ten Oes sroBen Staats.
mannes gu uerbd6ti9en uuo feline Sers
oienite Su ihmdlern. Dag oielelben
bel ibren Scmiibuu9en erfol9reiA 9erpes
ieu iiuO, ;eigte ii6 lsste gSOde bel elmer
pom ben Sertretern Der ct. 8etersbur9
WtuniIipalit6t einberufenen 8erIamms
lung, in Der oariibsr beratben meroen
iollte, oh man in slnerfennuug ieiner
Yerbienite. Die Serr 8itte iih in Portss
mouth ernOrben bat, piellei6t elm 9ldn;s
enoes 6sitbnntett uernnitalten ODER ibm
Elm wertbuolles uuO iinHiSes 9eidenf
iiberreiden iOa. Dad elmer iebr leb.
buften DistuiiiOn wuBtsn Die @esuer
sBitts's Die fait etnitimmise slnnubme
elmer 0teiOlutiOn our6Suiesen, in Der
ertldrt wiro, oaB sr feinen sInipruh
auf beionosrs @bre babe. neil feline
SerOienite in POrtsmOutb uur Oas Elm.
lOlsnos Spfer fir feline pOlitiiden Sch.
Ter ieisu, Die ben Sriss ueruriadt baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Sseue S8alSrefrrpaticn.

Der YrdiiOeut bat cine neue 2SnlOre.
ieruutiOn in slriSOuu eingeridtst, Die
ben 9iamsu SOuto.Jtsisruation iiibrsu
uuO bic g8uiierueriOrsaus i'm GOntO
Grset, Der bus srOBe Sepdlisrunssre.
ieruOir uubs PbOenir fiillt. Die 0isisrs
patton umfu6t Elm slreal pon 1, 10000
9dcr uno eritrsft fi4 pom WiasOllau
gluteuu i'm 9iOrOen bis gum Sult Jtiusr
i'm Siiosu uno pom osm SerOesIbuI
i'm Sitsu bis sur 28bite WiOuutuiu Sn.
oiansr,8sisruatiou i'm @eiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Srri 5abre 6cfdnanis.

Der ameritaniide geiuuOte DterrB
tbeilt Dem StuutsOepartemsnt aus 9ii.
curasua nit. baB Nm. Q. 9ltbers aus
GbicasO, Der @eidaftsfiibrer Der FOiut
SimOn Wtinins So. in 0iicarasua, Dor
sinsm juitduOigsu geridtsbOf idutOis
befunoeu UOrOen 1T, iid ben SebOrben
wioerisst uno ben BrdiiOenten Der SIC.
publit belsiOigt gu baben, uno osSbalb
;u orei Subrsn @efan9niB uerurtbsilt
wuroe. sllbsrs bat gessn bus llrtbeiI
beim SbsrSeridt pom 9iicarasuu Be
ruiuus einsslsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
Sdufrdub.

0tGubsr branssn in GlbOraOO, einem
stpu adt Wisilsu uOrOlid uOn Sarriss
burg, SlIs, ssleseneu StGotdeH, in Die
Sant Der Sirmu 6. 5. Burnett & Cons
unO erbsutsten swiiden $4,000 unO s1O,'
600 in buarsm @elSe. Our6 Die Grs
ploiiOu ces Suiieuidrautss wurOsu
mebrsre Siirssr aus Dem SdIafs ses
idrsdt, bod ais iie Ous 8antssbduOc
srreihten, tpursu bic 8dubsr bsrsits nit
Dem 9elo euttommeu.