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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
| Fever Situation
in8New Orleans.
tBy. Associated Press.)

g (By. Associated Press) KS
NEW ORLEANS, September 2a'-1o- day
ended the tenth week Of tho fight against
u yellow fever iii New Orleans, with a
record Of cases and deaths for the day
Y higher than expected 5t;s
while There have been considerable
Il number Of new foci IN the past week, an
exan1ina tlon Of the maps III the office
OF the Marine Hospital officers does not
disclose any extensive spread of the
disease. Many Of them represent merely
the crossing by the disease from ono
\ side OF a street to the other. AS the.
eases are promptly reported, however,
Z the inspectors arc ablo to take them
immediately and take duo precautions to
prevent a spread of the Infection.
If tho present rate Of progress Is kept
up, the state Board of Health believes
+ that yellow fever in the country parishes
will disappear almost as soon as In New
Orleans.
Lake Providence. which was hotbed
Of fever two weeks u so. is rapidly drlv-
ing out the disease. Tor the fourth day
all the new cases at Tallulah are me-
groes. Seventeen cases are under treat
ment in the Baratarla district. ss
Y In central Louisiana picking and NOV
G Ing Of cotton is somewhat handicapped
for the want Of sufficient labor. Owing
To funigatlon requirements, gtnners are
having some trouble in getting cars.
Work was resumed to-day on the lovee
front. The settlement decided on by
Adam Torch. the arbitrator. was accept
4 ed by both sides, and there will be no
more cotton labor trouble during the
yresent season.
Gloomy in Mississippi.
(By Associated Press.)
JACKSON, MISS, September 23.-rhe
yellow fever, situation at Hamburg, Miss,
NJ is getting beyond local CONTROL Secretary
Hunter, of the State Board of Health,
A held a conference over long distance tele-
phone to-day with Dr. T. X. Magee. at
Hamburg, State health officer in charge,
and the latter stated that two new cases
had developed last night. and two deaths
were reported this afternoon. The fever
is spreading through the surrounding
country.
DR.. Magee stated that he has been
broken down by constant work and APP
peals for assistance. Secretary Hunter
a Is planning to send another physician to
the scene. Tho State Board of Health
7 issued an order to-day further post
ponng the opening for the colleges and
boarding schools In tho State from Oc-
tober Sd to nth. on account Of the APP
pearancc Of yellow fever at several places
\ In the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
DR.. Robert M. Patterson.

b GREENSBORO. N. c.. sentcmbcr 23.-
eight, died hero mt eight O'clock. Flo
came here two years ago and was ply
sician from Durham: snatained a fall u
months. ago, from which he never recov-&
cred. He llcaves wlfcflnd seven children,
one OF them being MIR. J. r.. I'ritchard.
of Durhnm. and Blair. Patterson, of Ra-
leigh oecretnrSl Of ice-Presldcnt Of
Southern Railway, A.. Il. Andrews
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Open No Schools.
(By Associated press

lBy Associated Press.)
( JACKSON. MISS. September 23.-On
account of spread of yellow fever and
develorEsats - new points OF Infection,
The State Hsasth Board has ordered that
no boarding schools or colleges In tho
State open before October nth. The
board has also issued an ordinance pro-
hlhiting the making OF any change what
ever for health certificates and all certi-
4ficates must DO stamped mo fee
charged"
Eight Cases in Natchez.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch)
X NATEEZ, MISS, Sept 23.-Eight new
cases OF yellow fever were reported to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Mr., Branson Dies Suddenly.

Es Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
. ABINGDON, "a VA, Scptcmb Der 23,--Mr.
Moses Branson, aged about 70 years,
dropped dead near here this afternoon.
He was hauling mllet, had ulighted from
the wagon and was opening q gate. when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

escort differing materially from her
husband in build and looks.
It would set the busy man busy
thinking if she should trade dark for
blonde. short stature for height. mus
tache for a smooth face, and so on from
hubby'S tile down TO his shoes
However, all the above is simply
gambling on the wife's discretion. 1t
presents the married side of the quCs-
ton
The escort, whatever his looks. would
be guaranteed to be of refined nature.
He would take the other mans wife to
the reception, note the time con-
sumed and return to the bureau.
Hubby would finish the job by es-
cOrting his wife home
As to the bachelor girl side there
are fewer difficulties TO be solved Prob
ably most of the trade" i'm this direc-
ton would lie in tourist travel. for
there are many women passing
through Salt Lake who would gladly
stop over day or two If they were
able to obtain escorts at night.
OF. course, as instanced in the begin
ming, there are many cases where Salt
Lake girls would appreciate such a
bureau. Not to say. that Salt Lake
girls are not attractive enough to Sc
cure escorts any time. any place and
anywhere. but that a bureau of the
above described nature would be a
guarantee of gentlemanly- treatment. :.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
NEVADA GOLD FIELDS CON-
TINUG TO PRODUCE THE
PRECIOUS METALS.

Less than two years ago GOldtield
had nothing, apparently, to distinguish
il from any other section of mountain
Gus Nevada, till Diamond Dick dis
covered gold in such quantities as to
make himself a millionaire within
month. simply by banning out the
precious metal
Today GOldfield proper has a popula
ton of over 14.O00, and more than So
100000 worth of ore has been shipped
inside of sixteen months
BullfrOg is but an outgroWth of Gold
field, but even now it promises to sur
pass the present camp in the number
of its big producing mines and the
ground has hardly been scratched as
yet. There is more of boom on in
Bullfrog right now than there is in
Goldfield.
These two great mining camps have
been known as the poor mans camps"
inasmuch as the chance is presented to
the man of average means to share on
equal terms with the millionaire in the
possibilities for profit by investing in
lOw-priced mining stocks.
Among the most promising Of these
are shares at &c in the Bullfrog-Com-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
AN ACTIVE MARKET
IN REAL ESTATE

The real estate market of Ocean
Park is a revelation to everyone. The
demand for property of all kinds along
this beach front is so active that tbs
real estate offices are crowded FROM
morning till night with anxious buyers
and sellers Among those most active
~ engaged in this business is Mr.. A F.
Webster, who is president of Ocean
Park realty board Another concern
just started by Mr.. Robins, who has
been many years in the business, L
called the Robins Realty company. and
has beautiful little offices now ready tC
receive its many friends and old Gus
toners. Notice his ad. elsewhere
this issue. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

pound GoldfieId Mining company. own.
ers of eighty acres in Bullfrog and forty
acres in GOldield, surrounded on every
hand by rich-producing mines.
The Southwestern Securities company
offices in San Francisco Los Angeles
Portland salt Lake City and -GoldfieId,
are fiscal agents for the BullfrOg-C Gem.
pOund-Goldf1eld Mining company which
guarantees its financial standing. and
insures to its shareholders every posi-
bic protection. anr the prOba biiity Of
fabulous profits
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

Man would decide that 'we'd better not
go"
Now. how different, when this bureau
comes alOngl
Instead of tears wiley would agree
with her husband that he should not
neglect business. and that after all if
he arrived in time to take her home it
would be all right She would then
ask him the telephone number of the
best man bureau in town, and would
call up. and rent one of the sterner sex
for an hour
Now, if she's a wise better half. she
will fiatter her lesser half by suiting her
specifications for an escort to her own
husband. If hubby be tall and dark
and part his hair in the middle. by all
means she should phone for an escort
that parts his hair in the middle. is
dark and tall. Then. too. of course. if
the master of the house wear a silk
hat she should specify chapeau of
this build.
The master" standing by making a
business note or writing prescription.
will be pleased to note that if his wife
can't have first choice she's going TO
get something on his model
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
WOMEN MAY HIRE
THEIR ESCORTS
No Reason Why Salt Lakers Should
Not Enjoy Innovation.
TO MAKE MEN ATTENTIVE
HUSBANDS WHO ARE TOO BUSY
WILL CHANGE TACTICS.
Attention. Mr.. Business Man.

Attention. Mr. Business Man.
Would YOU object to your wife go
ing out for the evening with some
other man or being escorted home from
the theatre or some social affair by
him. provided that the man in question
was recommended as a courteous COM
panion by some bureau having regul-
arly fixed charges for escorts?
And Bachelor Girls.
How would you like the idea? For
instance, you might be returning from
a short trip out of town and would dis
like to inconvenience members of the
family to the extent of asking them to
meet you at the depot in case you ar
rived after daTk-wOuldn't it be just
the thing to telephone the bureau of
escorts and have a nicely dressed,
coura geous man take you home?
The thing may come to pass yet 1t
is already in vogue in the larger east
ern cities. and why not here? One I'M
attached young woman who is fond of
independence is loudly advocating il,
and others are Ginning in
In New York woman tourist COM
ing into the city alone and un
acquainted can secure for the sum Of
81 an hour. or less, depending on the
nature of the occasion, a sOciable. well
informed male companion. Not a
guide it must be understood but an
escort for whatever purpose she may
wish whether to attend the theatre,
see the city at night or take a trip on
the ferry.
If to the theatre. the escort is at
tired in evening clothes. and might be
taken for the woman's brother or some
relative. His duty is simply and
wholly expressed in the term escort"
He is to see that his companion is as
free from intrusion or harm as though
panied by her big brother or some other
girls brother
Would Work Well Here.
See how nicely the scheme would
work in Salt Lake City
The professional or business man and
his wife have promised to attend some
reception or other function At the last
minute he cOnfides to his better half
that ne simply can't" go with her and
get there IN time. There is an import
ant case on. or he is going to be
'awfully busy" for an hour or two. but
can arrive in time TO accompany her
home.
Now, ordinarily. there would be
tears. Shed demonstrate. The hostess
will be greatly put out" it's funny
that he can't spare Just one night in
the week He'd be firm. too bad"
but business was business. Maybe the
better half would finally become recon-
ciled to being tardy a few hours.
More likely, however. a frigid de-
termination TO be martyr would fol-
low the hot tears, and Mrs. Business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
Miqht reach Lesson.

But, mayhap. it would do the mascu-
line half of the house some good. and
teach him lesson on keeping engage
ments, if the fair one should call for an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12

@d5sni 5T%asp "os @ @ %a$I the mode %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

MarDlnno ooS 3icl Oeut.
iher farmer Die 1ottgeieg-
neten 3Illren oeS StooteS WorpIanb
boben ollrd Die @cmiiblngen oeS
StantS GimuonoerungS 8iircmtS
Die Nnimerfiamfeit Der orbeitiomcn
mo tii6tigen Sormer oeutIder Nbs
funft I'M iernen @elten errcat. Wtit
&iilic oeo tiidtigcn Sctret0rS Der
Vebor0c, Nrn. Ncrmom 0obcnboop,
iino in mebrcreu Counties bcS SIt.
ltierS ocrltihe SoIonie'n 9egriiuoet
noroelt, melde Den gtei0 Der olten
omeritoniihen Nohborid)oit erreqt
boben; Die riibrigeu Teutlben boben
nibt MIR ibr ei9eneS 9eiiBtbum IN
gtIt3oblen0e NmueIen ltnlgelunnoelt,
ipnbern baben aud oa5ll beigetrogen,
oaB Die Son0preilc Der m1oeren Nad)-
barn geitiegen un0 Die itelterbnrc 8os
lis Der reip. Counties betrGd)tlid) en-
hobt meroen tonnte. Inter Den nclte.
ften Nniieolern in 9ordeIter. mo
9oIbottsG ountu limo: Mortin &ern
bon @iSconiin, 20 gder; @rnit Nor
aetlegg BON &irginien, 1870 Ider;
Senrp 2inoloif BON SuiuoiS, 40
Slder, mo Anton GuritcuS bon Somn,
200 9der.
9err Naoenboop fe6rtc geIteru bon
Rem, port 3uriid, 100 er inter Nnoes
rem cine Gonieren5 nit Srn. SuliuS
Stern. Dem SetretGr oes 0Itreid)iidl
ungoriiden @encrnl.&oniuls in Be
Sila oli 3upeiiltng bier miinidensz
iuertber @inmonoerer bate. 9eSglei.
d)en trof Serr 0ooenboop BORT nit
ben Ngenten ms anberen Staoten
5uiommen,> ipobei er @elegenbeit
bate, lid Oopon 81 iibcr5eugen ipie
onoere Stooten Anitrengungen ma
den, Die Irbeiien oeS MorplGnber
0iireaus ourd) liberoIere llnterltiit.
5iing 81 iiberfliieeln.
Ger ySngenieurS Gin i
bon baltimore" bot iit jest
permanent ~orgoniiirt. gie 9eomter
iino: gr6iioent .. Q. Garotbers,
4. Gice.Grdiioent slireO 90. Gnid,
9. 8ice-Erdiioent Moior q. $. Sut=
ton Setret1r Gbarles 6. 8belpS, IT.,
Gdnsmeiiter Charles 6. Heeocr; 9i-
reftoren: Benjamin Z. 5enonq, ga.
npii Siiber, SnneS u. Sbirlen 6. 8.
gonoepauier, @. Z. Yianning iui6
Sanes $. &orloip. Die geiiroge be.
traaen $40 pro Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

Ole nM eoi5iniide uno
e birurgi DIT 6ofnlt0t BON
W orpIon0" cr0ifnete geitern iriib
i'm oSotel Stofforo" ibre 107. Sab
eS'Seriommlimg. AbenbS fano in
Der oWtcGops&oue" einc ofientlife
8erlommllrng itatt, in ipelher Or.
60. u. @rlfD einen 8ortrag iiber
Ger ar5t ais 9iirser" belt. Sir
Die @eihoftSiiblng beute @ormittoe
lino &ortroge onaemeloet bon Or. Z.
2. Cullen, Or. &. Sompion SoneS,
Or. GboS. j. GopioioL Or. SuIiuS
6riebeniuoIo, Or. Sobn &ubrGb. Or.
". $. Sobniton mo Or. e. 81. Sirid-
BERG. Seute G,odmitto9 miro Elm BE.
iut i'm oSbepporb & Gno6 Erott.
Soipital" bel Soipion genadt. Ior.
gen Sbeno miro Or. @m. SSIer oic
Sobres Heoe balten.
Gic e beiapeafe. 9 % o.
mat IeIepbon- e o." triift
Arrangements. i'm pSotel @ennert"
300 telephone ein3uridteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
StaOt Baltimore.
SnS @cttcr.

Sir MnrD(ouo mo 0cn 0iitritt
Columbia tribes @cttcr, GcioIgt pom
MeqcJ leid)te iiiolihc @iubc.
Ger 60d)itc Gcrmomctcritono mur
II @rao INN / llbr Nod)mittnaS.
Ger uie0ri0itc G6crmometcrltun0
mar % @ra0 INN 4 llbr Wor1cnS.
Wtttlcrcr @or0mctcritan0 3nO6.
Ger nie0riaite Gbcrmometcritouo
Der lcbten u Stumoen in nod) ioIgeu-
Den Staotcn mar lpie lolgt: Gaitport
3G, Qortlauo 36, Bolton ~, NIbunp
40, 9tcp Dorf SO, SorriabIr9 As,
Rbilaoclpbiu 50, NtIuntic.GitD lG,
g2ulbinNton As, Noriult 56, Satteru@
So, Charlotte -. MiIminatou 81,
GburIeiton 60, Snunmnb 60, Bad
ionUiae 81, Slpiter 20, Sen &Seit y,
Ntlantn 6G. WtontgomcrO g. Ncms
Orleans 10, Yulcitiue GO, @olpcIton
GO, Corpus Gbriiti 81, @}cmpbiS 60,
Cincinnati SO, Eittoburg ~, O&-
lueQo 81, Buffalo 80, Gleuelonb ~,
Detroit II, 9llpeno -, Morquette
80, Green @aU 3S, Gbicngo AZ, DIT
lttb 80, ct. @uul Is, ct. SouiS go,
aaniaS.G Sin "a, Onobo 80, Suron
as, 9iSmart 30, @iaiiton 30, Sabre
4G, Selena 4G, Solt 2ote as, 9en-
Der 81, 0ort6 Ylotte 40, 9eoge Al,
Nmarilo 46, Sos MnqeleS So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

&ctn q ouOerueurStag. a.
@ouuernelr @omin @oriielo miro
morgen, 0onneritog, nidt in Iunn,
polls fem, oo er a~eitern uod) Nems
9orf %reiIte. Or miro aber reht5eitig
5ltrildfebret nm an Dem 81 @bren
oeS Or. @m. OSler 81 %gebenocn San,
tett Sbeil 81 ncbmen.
bgemlee II. - Die Spirituo.
len = 2icen5beboroe bat geItern Sltnl
5%lueiten Mnle oos 8eiild oes Sobn
g. 8ltriep I'M cine 2icen5 fir cine
@%irtbidaft in Nr. 1890, Oaflep.S tr..
o~bgeiuieien. DDS 9ofnI Iieat 5u nobe
bel elmer Sdule.
8egen eiuen o5ialiri.
den Gouoioatcn. Sn
areiSgeridt reihte gelteru Sr. Som.
oro g. Sorop, elm Stimmgeber Der
%. 8oro, elm @ciud) Elm, Den Gla.
renee $. SopIor 81 p%erbinoeru, oils
StaotrotbS d. Ganoioat oui5utreter,
ga CT fein Steuer5obIer lei. Die aIo9e
miro m~obrIdeinlid) niemulS sur Ser.
bonolluig fommen. oa MIR ser Staot.
roth 81 entideiben bat, lper bon oe.
ertudblten GatbS.G anoiooten Su Sit
uno Stimme bereftigt lit. Sr. Tau.
Tor lit So5ialiit irno bat in Der repn.
blifaniid)eu %. @aro gerooc 10 bic!
Gboncelr, mie Elm Hepllblifaner in Der
10. Woro bot.
Die ober lte Staotgerid d. t S.
b q II belt geiteru fritz cine Iatge
Grefntiplibung, no6 welder Die Mr..
gumelte fiir Sen Antrog alii einen
ileilen Ero5eB IN Dem Sale oes Sin.
luolts Z. Siilins Shaumloifel ange-
bort uuroeu. Sd)oumloiiel muroe
befamtli6 an 81. Soluuar idp,loie
befltnoen, Srt. Otto 9reeen5er por
Hr. 30i1, St.NauI. StroBe. $fS0G
umterihlogen 81 boben. 0as ltrtbeiI
mlroe iiispenoirt, Oh ein sllttrag alil
! eineu uenen Yro5eB geltelt pliroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Sdifisfarten nuH nno mad Sentid.
LAMB.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite bis gum 1. Mai $45 II. SAT. so;
nad Dem .Mai 500; 9remen-9aI.
timore Bis Siim 1. sluauit $3.50;
bonn /, gusuit bis t,Nouember $57..
so uno $62.50. &nnoreiie 81 bill.
gerem Greiie. Sbo. $. Siener & So,
3inmer Nr. 3, ia S..2erineton.
Strabe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Treo. Saucrnidmiot'S gTmerican
0reiuern"s0 ier.

@ei Der @~eriteuung Oieier 9iere
tperoen mn Sopien rn0 Mol5 better
AuolitGt perponot-oober ibre itei.
genoe EopuIuritGt. Sin @eriub miro
Sic bon oeren &or5iiglihteit iiber5elt,
gen. aiite 81. 9ral,erei tt04-tt2S
Sillen-S troBe. Eel. Is. & y. 36i,
Mo. 1881. U16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

einigte iif ournuf ben Stdotproflrn-
tor oos 8Gtbiel I0ien 81 Iaiien, Dem
eS ieI6It niht qepnd)ien mar. 1r. Gt'
ienbronot, Der ole BerorOmtng pom
Gomitc 5~uriifioroerte, in9tc, oiclPlbe
lei GuBcrIt uidJtig ln0 Die 3eit Tilr
0ercu 9nnabmc fms. @hli ietnen N1ls
trua luuroe elm 9eidluB angenom-
men, ollrd) meIdlen Der Staotprofl=
rator erild}t miro, iidJ nit Der Nr6eit
5u becilcn.
Gin Bcriudl OeS @ru. Giieu-
6rortot, ieilleu 8eidlllB, melher Den
9eQinu ser ArbeitCn iiir oo9 ab3ugS-
fanal- Spltem IN alen picr Stnottbeis
len muoronet, Dem GOmite iiir 9(b-
5ugSfnndle 81 cnt5iebeL idlilg iebI.
q ugenomm ZEN.
,Sm eriten RotbS3meigc mrlroen Die
iolgenOen 8eroronungCn III orittcr
&eiu1g ougenommen:
ben @odenlobn itGotiid)cr 3ogeI0b-
ncr bon $40 nlf $12 81 erb6ben;
Der 9eiorO.Go. SIT erlouben lire
9}eu6olteu 9fr. 111-113, Oit-2om.
baro.S trnBe, Orrd) cine 9riide iiber
WtattbelpS- StraBe nit eiuem @ebGu-
De al Ger Siioieitc Der Wottbeu-S tr.
81 perbiuoen;
Die 81. StroBc BON GbarIe5sStr
bis Oorf-HooO, 81 ucrlGngern;
Der Neitli6en W%urpIdnOer 8o6n"
81 erIollben, 5miidcn Cones. Sale
mo 6ront- StroBe, orei @cleiie iiber
Die Centres trnBe ST. legcu;
$4,000 iiir cine neueS Spriben-
bou3 IN ser gta6borihoit BON @llil.
ioro.4 pemte lno Ereiton.S traBe mo
$4,000 fiir Die Gquipirlng elmer
Spribeu-G ompognie iiir ouS uelle
9nuS 81 p%ermiQigen;
$4,000 aus Dem @rmooiitrift@s
6ono SIT perlpiuiqen fir oo9 Heinbol.
ten ser StraBcu i'm 9rnuoOiitritt;
(Oer 5wcite 3weig meiaerte iid), DEM
ENHANCEMENT 5u oieicr &erorommg
bei5tItimmen);
$12,017.59 5u ucrmiQigen iiir ole
8crgr0Berng Oe8 n@Dmou-BortS."
Sm 5meiten 3mcige nngenommcn
mur0cn:
Die &cror0nung, oen StaOtprofll-
rutor on5ltmeiien, cine llnteriuflmg
iiber Den StotuS oller StroBcn,
2oneS uno AQepS, ole ni6t olS Of
fentIide @~erfebrSnege betannt iin0,
un%5uiteaen; $4,000 meroeu iiir Sen
3med permiaigt;
Oie @rofinung Ser StroBen, Canes
nnO IaeDS 10 81 reguliren, 6oB Bic
Ielben in llebereinItimmung NIT Den
El0nen Der topograpbiiden 8ermei=
lung iein miiiien;
cine Gommiilton 3u ernenuen, mel.
TIC ot StrtUtlha oon OdDrttell III
Der Stoot ermltbigen loll.
Noti3eH.
Ilif Nntrng oeS Sru. @illiom ..
Smith bon Der =. 8aro murOe Die
@erOrOmung OeS 5lueiten 3pei9S, oeu
Wtopor 5t olltoriiiren, cine Nrt San.
0els. uno @eperbc.G omniiIion an CT
nennen, Die iiir 0ie &eron5iebung bon
Sobritonten no6 Baltimore mirfen
Ioa, an oo8 Spe5ial-Gomite fir Sol-
0el mo @enerbc perluieien.
Die Geroromntg iiir oic 9(nIoge Ell.
mes GrbolltngSgortens olli DEM 0o6
Der oui ser nelien @erfte Nr. A 5u
crbouenoen 8eritgebGllOc mllroe ouf
Antrog oeiielben @errn DEM Gomite
cnt5ogen mO gum erIten Nal perlcs
len.
Sertoguug.
Ger StoOtrutD ucrtn9tc iid bis
Dcllte Nbeno.
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