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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
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Especial to Tho Times-Dspatch.) Al W.
WILMINGTON,5 N. c., Sept. q. - Society.
has been In a, state of lethargy the pnzt
week and from which there is promise
that 1t will not awake before October,
when the social season will commences.
However, society circles were placed In
hutter this week by tho announce,
ment OF the approaching marriage early,
In next month OF Miss Margaret Meares,
OF q representative Cape Fear family,
and Mr. William Latlmer, Capitalist
OF this city The affair will be a oulot
ono, but will not lack in interest on
account of its uuletude.
h Several marriages occurred this week,
in which Wilmingtoninns were Interest.
ed. though they occurred not directly In
tho city, At Councils Station, First Ser
geant M. P. Jones' OF tho United Stntes
army, and who Is now stationed at Fore
Hancock, was welded to Miss Lucy j,
Perry After tho marriage ceremony thu
happy couple came to Wilmington and
remained hero. the guests of the groom's
mother, until Saturday, when they left
for Fort Hancock. Ell
a decidedly pretty marriage In which
young Wilmington divine. Rev. j. Mar
yin culbreth, ofiiciated, was solemnized
at Town Creek. The contracting parties
were Miss Matte Taylor, daughter Of Mr..
T.. W. Taylor, OF Brunswick, and NJ,
John Early Gill. a young business man.
of Henderson, N. G.
Wednesday evening, in the city, Miss
Katlo Smith and Mr.. Jef Davis Brantley
We're united In Is Marriage Rev, Geo. r.
Webster conducting the ceremony.
Among those who have returned from
summerng away is Mrs, r. II. Gwalt.
ney, sister of Messrs. Harry and Vic-
tor Il, Eoatwright. OF Norfolk, Vas Mrs.
Gwaltney returned from the resorts Of
Pennsylvania, but on her return stop-l
ped for several days In Richmond
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opening hop at Washington and Lee Uni
yerslty took place Monday night IN the
University gymna STUN. About q dozen
COUPLES took part In the dance. which
was a most pleasa Mt affair. Among the.
ladies dancing were the Misses Chaln-
berlain. OF Richmond; the Misses Gaus-
den and Williams, of Washington; MISS
Kirkpatrick. of Montgomery, Ala; MISS
Paul, of Harrisonburg; Miss Tucker. Miss
Dunlap, Miss Brockenbrough and Miss
Louise Haskins, Of Lexington. The chap
erones were Miss Annie r. White, Mrs.
Samuel B. Walker and Mrs. James w.
Kern 62 ,f{ 10
on w ednesday evening the fifty-fourth
anniversary OF the Daughters OF Re
bekah, hide pendent Order of Odd Fellows,
was celebrated by Liberty Lodge. No. 2,
of Lexington. Appropriate exercises were
held at Odd Fellows Hall, with special
music, and an appropriate address BY
Rev. DR.. James A. Quarles, Of Wash
Iington and Lee University. Miss Anna
| X. Krause Is president Of the Rebekah
/! Assembly Of Virginia. Sf
Mrs Lawrence Rust and Miss Anna
Anderson have been elected by the Mary
| Gusts Lee Chapter ofsthe Daughters Of
| tho Confederacy Of Lexington, to repre-
sent the chapter at the national meeting
| of the Daught ers sofsthe Confederacy, to
I! be held next mQnthElns san Francisco
! The alternatesS chosen were Miss Ruth.
Jennings OF Lynchburg' head OF the
| Virginia Division. and Mrs, Prlchard, Of
California
Mr.. Vernon F.. Funkhouser. for the
past five years located at Manila, Philip
pine Islands, In the commissnry depart
ment hof the United States army is In
Lexington visiting his parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs. Il. R!4Funkhouser. lie has been
stationed since July list at Vancouver,
| washington
Mr.. and Mrs, Lester Neefus, of West
field, New Jersey, are spending this week
in Lexington us the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Embree.
a Messrs, II, G, Page, T. NJ Pendleton
and N B. Tucker have been appointed a
committee to secure q successor to Rev.
DR.. r. j. McBryde as rector OF r, q.
Lee Memorial Episcopal Church,
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several days Of this week With relatives

several days Of this week with relatives
and friends here. &, S
& Miss Lottie Staples returned to her
home at Meherrin Tuesday, is5 3$s II }ssS6
Mrs. Wayt Royal, Of Martinsville,S is
visiting her fathers family here. I'M s
Miss Bessie Oliver left Thursday to at-a
tend the Blackstone Female Institute.
Mrs IL. X. Zirkle,s Of Norfolk. Is visit
ing her parents here, brand Mrs. D. w. \
ellis. i 35 f4f5
Miss Lizzie Hnyerman, of Goodies. will Y
spend the winter with Mrs w. FiWat-2
kins. 81, i5 .5 .ss \. s
Miss Manic Rice. OF Farmville, is VISIT
I ing Mrs. Horace Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims Chappoll left Frs
day for q stay Of ten days In Prince Ed u
ward county, and Roanoke City. sA$S
The delegates from here to the Inter~
nation Young Mons Christian Associa.
ton Conference at Detroit Mich. ara
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford shanks Mr.. and I
Mrs. B. +, Robinette Mr.. and Mrs. q, W.
Roblnette; Mcssrs b, N. Waterhouse, u
w. Wheary and Steel Wheary, They con.
template a trip through Canada ere thew
return. i55i gst g5 5a $55tE
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STATE NORMAL. SCHOOL SCH! y ]. I.
!, Ia, y Tho, ,rimes- DIspatch.)

fsnecial 10 The ,rimes- Dlspatch)
sTATF NORMAL SCHOOL, FARM
VILE. VA, September 23.-The dell tI1
ri reception given by the Youh1 49,
mans Christian Association or, = f'. .uL.
evening, September 18TH, was tne
social event Of the session. AZ 49,.
1,cors OF the association. assisted ~
Mrs Jana K. Cochran, were N Inc re- :,
na,vinp line. greeting most cordially cacn
- ma four hundred or more guests. n n
.,,,n,,a feature OF tho evening was q caro-
nrosented to each one present y con OH.
FAMED tho following list OF interes.ihs
t1nLcs for %c0nvefsdt ion: MY lEs' III III
nressions OF the School. our .llterhrS 81
cie,I4s. Mail (AIalcl Call,.4Ihc f. ,,,,.
Girl II Have Met, Our &c" p .,,.e r,sis
The Faculty. The J, w. Y. =. - az ,,,r1s
.a,,,aJ gracefully In The refreshment room
! s-a,,,d.d nil tho time because OF the a.
,,,,ng promise that there each SIT o.
~ fonr hundred would receive peau
(bow). go. cnpp,ng Of
pus,hurr. have sent out invitations 70 ~. =. y
marriage Of their daughter MARY ioe'le;
~ Mr.. Page Dandridgc Neiso l,,,,,, nv
Martha aNIoon to Mr.. Charles y n nt!l.'..
Wood son., on THURSDAY evening. oesons,
t,h The brides.to-be OF this interssttN1s
USE Wedding arc we'll knownSa the
~,nrrnal school, where they graduated III
1908. Z. ,,,c, -,
III history and reading, has Just Decn
honored BY the offer Of a graduate scloi-
arshlp in philosophy at CorneH unrel.
slty, she has not yet decided 5Whc'hcr
she viii accept the place. =,
Mrs. sallie Ivy. of Norfolk, has secured
rooms at Mrs. Monroe Jones 1or ti.h
winter. She comes to Fnrmvlllc 70 p1acc
Nor niece, Miss Louise Robinson u; IN
school. ,,,,od ,the
presence Of many prominent v's''o " 2 W. W.
Ing the past week.
Dr 7 NJ Pitcher OF PETERSBURG sec
retary Of the State Baptist and sunday
K School Board, led the opening exercises
IN The auditorium Monday morning.
\ Dr w. e. Anderson. the local member
~ the board Of trustees accompanied
hv his brother, Mr.. Henry ". Anderson,
a prominent attorney OF Richmond Wis
tied the school Monday
Hon. Henry u. Leo. representative IN
tho General Assembly from NottoWay'
and always a good friend OF ms llnsll-
,utlon spent part of Thursday morn
ing at school.
Mrs. NJ. p, Preston, of Salem, was the
o,,ost OF her daughter, Miss Mary. OF the
ssnior class, on Wednesday and Thurs
day ~ ,,oo..
81 Louis and Miss GenevIeye Venable
recently returned after two years spent
n Honolulu, Hawaii, visited the different
departments Of instruction on Wednes-
day, under the guidance or Mrs JeSnan.
Mr,gE.Is. Evans, of Lynchburg, tysslst-
ant In the State Library at Richmond
H. r.
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CREWE, VA.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 CREWE, VA. September 3.-The Crewe
graded school opened on Monday With 800
pupils. The session promises TO be one
Of unusual interest, owing to the fact that
the following gentlemen have agreed to
give prize to tho pupil making the
highest general average In scholarship
attendance, department and effort W s.,
Downs, primary; Il. Captain. ..rst grade;
II, N. Phillips, second srade 70 T.
Locket, third grade; Y, B. Oliver fourth
grade; II. ]. Sewers, fifth grade; a. !.
Woody sixth grade G, 3. Lane, seventh
grade; II, Il, Lee, eighth grade :, NJ,
Baird, first high school; w. T, Warrlner,
second high schools g, $, smithson, third
high school,
Rev. J. w. Kincheloe gives a s gold
niece to the best all-round boy In the
school
Miss Maize ellis has returned from Nor
folk
Arkansas
Mrs, Mlnter Ferguson leaves early next
week for her home In louisville, ny.
Miss Leila Scott returned from Siaun-
ton this week.
Mrs. y. a, Hunt. Of R!chmondl spent
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Y I+E79t, Elits tj+elsi tt fEssg 80
Society III
VIZ est !. Point II
NJ Z, 4, \, !, |. 4, tl,spn,ch. Yl

wS tsRfersb l y T'A Tie
SPLENDID yaeht Of Mr. Emerson ,n - stut
''13romo SELLER KING. .. IL ~ MAJ.
ola.' mas Jwn p,iestH abon Il. They wsre
ii. .,nh Nara hy1Mr. Montngue Filther, ard
. ..,ar, 80 10 Pamunkey River az far
r. corrs Marsh to h,lnt sota. Great Ct
..,,.,tiiica Of BIRDS were sighted, but the
.ides we're tiotfrght for sorh sEoo,ing
and tho quality OF 1plros wus u's"plo'4n ~
Ing. ...., ,,,,aro, i, roo ,,1nt,nr
I, r,i.a 81, steam yachts plying w these
riunrs during the week. The gen lenten
+! 80 ND ashore 10 rcplcaish their stores q q
Ia mingle with ncgunlntancos Th n.
'hnntsr,en say tho bi DIS were never Az
perlor In quantity and quality, bui tne
tides have not been good Hunters hnil:
Ing from Richmond seem TO bag most OF
Tie game this season.
Mr., r, r. Richardson is arranging fine
ferry accommodations between WEI e.
Point ana Now Kent. wharf is3tln
course Of erection al tho foot OF. t'ust
Street, and gasoline aunchts VIII .e
nut on for iransportatlo This VIII 90
n great accommodation and VIII pr'ns
many people to West Point
E Dr. George WI Richardson, who dea Is
very extensively In oysters, Is aadlng :. :,
his oyster property ~ liiS vs. y - 's5lEg3
facilities and otherwise.
The public schools opened MONDAY t,a'
With a very large enrolment
Tho West Point seminary also op 'su
on Monday, with q fair attendance, anu
others are coming IN daily.
Bernard Fary, Alfred Hargrave ana
Letter Palmer have left for BlacKspuiss,
where they Will enter tho IA z. ! TINS
session. KS -. \ -
Willie Davis Will attend tho Washing
ton and Lee University.
MISS lnez Pnlmers5will attend the We
mans College, in Richmond.
4 Rey. John Az Sullivan, who mas re.
Gently resigned the charge OF the Yves.
point Baptist Church, 10 80 70 = gag 1sL !.
Grove Church, Manchester. VIII q sl.e
Rey. II. A.. Willis In n series OF meet .,!-
inps at Beulah Church, beginning i .le
a4th instant. Rev. Mr.. Quarles, OF nan.
over. Will I'LL the pulpit az Yves lo ~ =
Baptist Church the same day.
The meeting Of ten days OF the sea-
Mot hoiist church closed Tuesday nEHt'
me Young Woman's Missionary %
c,ety Miss Katheryn Howerton'sH r REQ
ranized for the winters work, d .lr
sha week. The first work will be
snec.al effort for State missions.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs Judson TAYLOR anu lam
~, enact 10 70 to Pine Beach " I'VE.
They have gold out their livery ana
cher business interests to Mr.. Douglas
T.avIor their Eon. Mr. Taylor has TWO
snns al pine Beach. Tne prospect OF
work relative to the jamestown EXPO
= silion In 1907 Is attracting many peo'ae
10 that section. -isSe
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spending month with her sister, Mr1.
Fred Jones, near the Courthouse.
Mrs. Jones's brother, Mr.. FL zhugh, his
wife and daughter, spent last week with with
her. s.s5
Mrs. Thaddeus z. Duval and son, john
of Cash. are spending week With MRS.
Duval's parents Mr.. and Mrs. John IaDp'
at ''Summervile."
Mrs. Elizabeth Dimmock is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Clinton Graham, in Flush.
Ing, T.. I.
Mrs. A. W. WIthers and children have
re turncd from a two months stay ~
the Sweet Chaybeate Springs.
Master Durham Vithers has returned
from Il visit 10 North Carolina,
Mr. Taylor of Norfolk, Is the guest OF OF
MI. A. w. Withers; at4"sevenby.
Miss 81. Lou seawell has returned, and
is now the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Cs,r ~
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AFFAIRS in GLOUCESTER
Especial to Tho Times plspatch.)

Especial to Tho T'lmes-pl tclh)
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA. !
September 23.--The Farmers Club met at
'"roddsbury." the Residence of Mr. VII
liam s. Mott, en- Thursday lest. with q
very full ATTENDANCE, and good CROPS
were reported generally, with an album
dunt crop of hay evotywhere.
Mr., and Mrs. a. A. Blow entertained
Mr., Blows sister ME- Holt. OF Denvtr'
Col, last week with a sma hut ,, very ~
handsome card party, at "B ale Vi!le.
Miss Agnes Tnl!nfcrro, of Rapidan, CUT
pepper county, Is the gust Of MI ~ :,
Ta.larerro, at "Hocklay,"
Miss Gertrude Smith, Of Gsorsia VINO
kIns at 'Waporly' has left for 4t.oN-
smond.
visiting f,lends IN Gaouce3ter has retuin-
ed to Richmond.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Joseph Bfurer and Mr.
Ned Bruner, OF New York, arc sue Is
q Mr.; sna Mrs' r. z Tai afeFo' a.
MIS-, 4. A, Jobnson. who tas be'n
visiting in Pennsylvania, has returned
to "Iastover. AZ
Mr. Rowland Clarke has returned f'om
a visit to New York, Iii 59y N
Mrs, Tbomas W$ebe and son, Phlp,
of Omaln, Neb., are visiting MIS-.
Wyche's fatsier, Major Thomas s,iIal,a-
ferro, atl''rhn G lttnse." Il
Governor and Mrs. Grant, OF Donyep,
x Col, are guests Of Mr. and MFs, o. q,
Blow, at "pelle Vile"
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ Ashby Jones, wlo
were summoned TO nlcmond recently ny
the death Of Mrs, Iones's mother, ~ rs
r. /. HIekson. have rstprned to ditch
ley,r ~,
York. -,
Ing Nh. ana Mrs. Fl, o. Sanders. al Oak
Point" has re turned 10 Albany. n.
Mr. Joseph Hickson, Of Florida. arg
Mr.. j, Cecil Hlclsson, Of Richmond, are
with Mr.. and Mrs. ~, A. Jones. at 't'ltcA7
sley," ~, u. = ~, a
from a charming "canlpingrout' IN Mary MAR
land, |. 2, !. Z =
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PEOPLE AT ALTON

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
ALTON, VA, Sept. 23.-Mrs, Warren
Cloud and family. Of charlottesville, MI,
and Mrs, John NJ. Good1oe. Of Big Stone
Gap, and Mr.. Goodloe Jackson, OF West
Virginia, are guests at Locust pa!e,
Mrs, NJ l., Watkins will accompany MI,
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CHARLES CITY NOTES
fsnecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,

&i. fspecial to The Times ispatch)
MALVERN HILL, VA, Sept 23..The
Kings Daughters of Grace Church Gran,
Vile, met at the church September lsth,
name which tho ladies had made. Mrs.
Marion lWolford Of Baltimore, bought the
Guilt the proceeds to go toward tho
new church hall. An elegant lunch was
served and the day was very muoh
enjoyed,
caster county, Pa. Is visiting MS aunt
Mrs, John A. Clark, Of "IIardens' Z,
Mr., James Gatewood now carries the
mnIl from 1slko to Malvern Hill, Mr..
Gatewood has oppenedn blacksmith shoP
at Elko and Mr.. G. Beadcs has taken
Mr.. Gatewood's shop at Granville.
MIR. John Douthet, Of Weyanoke mas
returned to his home after a pleasant
Visit to his friend, Mr. H. s, Saunders.
OF Upper Shirley,
MI I. n. Eberloy, Of Greenwood, Is
on the sick list
Mrs, John Royal and daughter, Ml's
Alice, are moving from their old nome
"Riverview on the James" which they
recently sold. They will spend the winter
in the cottage on Upper Shirley.
Miss Marion Thompson Clark has been
visiting Mrs. II. s, Saunders, of lppe'
Shirley. &.
Mr.. Wm. johnson is building quite a.!
addition to his house at Malvern Ht'l
Postofice
Mr., Howard Eberley's horse ran away
Sunday afternoon, breaking the harness
and buggy very badly, hut without In
Jury 10 The horse. Mr.. Eherley had got
ten out to close gate. when the horse
became frightened and nan,
Mrs, III. NJ. Gill has been spending
few days with her father. Mr.. william
johnson. ST.. Of Glendale, !, IS
Miss Bessie Clark, Of 'HardeIs," IL
now visiting hen friend, Miss lillian
Kdnts, OF lancaster Pa.
Master Amber Wilcox, who has sp,eni
the summer In this ghbol hood, has
returned 10 his home In Norfolk,
LEXINGTON, VA,
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spent Tuesday and Wednesday In looking
over the library Of the Normal School.
Major John T. Otley. a geological ex-
pert, of4iIIouisa county, spent several
hours at school on Thursday Eti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

MISS EPiE BLACKWELL,
DAUGHTER o, President r.. e. Blackwell, Of
Randoph.M Macon College. who Is an ac'
compllshed musician Of rare tralnlne' ana
Is a distinguished graduate OF RandoiPn'
Macon College. at Ashland, having az
tended tho daily classes and stood the
regular examinations In Senior English,
Senior Latin and Senior French.
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bis 29e.; gutter Saba 2613c. bis &c;
reiner Moffa 26I2c. bis 27e.; Sopa
unb Woffa, eemiiAt, 2512e. Bis 26e.;
gemiidt 2i14c. biz 2n.: rel.
ner Naraeoibo 211ae. Bis 22c.;
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NbttI UVbtlfuttH.pdle,"
Qde 9nft' nno Sattsslbenue, Canton.
Maarblanbs9 elepbon = "a &.
ipeiB,- -9amen'Bereins beS gbeIfpetb.-
.Ganfon.g onelabes Rr. 445, 8. o. o.
~Sriental.D iiirtfts gr. 1853, 5. u..S.- unb
Canton Spar' u. BerguiigunassBeretnS-
(Sept2t,10
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tragt die 1DBSote, Die TN Inner Gekauft Halt
: ss,i'' &MMzM
gan ~
grieibcfOrScrnna nadj Dem MuslanSe.

Musl6noiid)c TOit fir Die nit Dem
IS Mai enoenoc ISOLDE ihliebt bier
Gin alien Taacn piinftlid) pie folgt:
Yadet . Yoit lit often bon 8 ltbr
gormittogs Bis 5 llbr AbenOs tag.
LID (onsaenonlulei Sonntaes).
Nadet.Yolt fir Gentidlano ifliebt
bier Inn 10 ltdr Sormittaas @ontaN
un0 Mittuod).
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Wun6crruqe Gnt6efnna.
Baltimore Srdnsfer So.

iett an ber
bat TIRE gusftattune unb mebrere 5ubrperie
(8ans) bereroBert unb 1T iett i'm Stanbe,
TaobeI bon Sais 5u Saus su b~ef6rbern unb
fir BITE Qufbetpabrnna ODER Berfenouns su ber'
pnden. Rrompte uib suberIdffee gebtenuno
tptrb aucefinerf. (62-)
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nab 3tetIaRbtsSa =.
Gnriua's Canton eteeerfrau,.Soae.

Siiopeitgde 3. Ctr, II. Sditsgtoe., Canton,
Saiiptnlluriier bes Canton 2ieberiron5 -
Sinaitunoe ieoen Sonnerftaa gbenb. -
9amets9erein %berfammelt iih ieoen 9ier'
ftag Ibeno. Ndtionuls8ier AM 3apf.-
gbcfnpeafe Ielepbon: NoIfe 1853 s.
(Wprtlt319
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6orboftsGde Der Roips ullb SorreftStrabe.
Sa"uptluartier oeS @efanebereius uMPeIos
oie@. Sinpftu1ocn ieoen 9onneritaesIbeHo.
Nerfnnrmlineen oes ~9entennial Weeeer'
Reretus" ieoen 2. unb 4. 9ienItae I'M W.o.
nat. Ielepbon - Wt. Sermon 2666 q.
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SaItimorer RarftberiGte.

Salttmore, 9. Wfoi 1905.
Web |. - 3uiltbr 1856 Safer.
einltlieBIidy S07 SGiier 5u Occult.
Eoint unb $40 6diier 81 Gouton. aii.
itcnuerlonot - SaIier. Die Nos
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sr. 1104, observation-disclosures.
Ser -Sorboft Snmerndbrenoe rauberetn
bon Baltimore beriaIHmeIt f& bier
ieoen Montda. - @ecree grebrt & Cons
Bier art 8apt na1 ocutfGer Wrt brett
bonn SOB.
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Ttuf'8 6utel,

UT. 1424, Dft'B0IitmDres Strabe. = 8tnis
rrter ait Serren al permietben. - Setnfte
0etritfe uno Wetne. .8ap,8te!pse rniie.
ret.'gier. gerfaulmIungsIofaI beS Oft
Qombaroftr. Smmerp. Gaiis uub qetbs
BereinS@. 9bef.' 1eI. Wat. SerHoR 4942 %.
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4. ". Sane

EoreoftsGde 9uue6. uno GurolinesGtrabe
Sa%uptqunrtter beS ~Baperu'Wdnnerhors-.
R.sO .s@de 9onabs uno Gnrplineftr. Ber'
etnsberfnmmlung ieoen 9onnerftag abeno.
sieue WitoIieoer tuiuiommer. Bor3tq'
ltheS Bier ber Acknowledgement TIM Sdpt,