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New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

there were on December 81. 634 miles of paved
streets in the borough of which 263 4S were as
phalt and only 7S.4 cobblestones. Altogether
5I-SI miles of pavement were laid last year.
No announcement has yet been made of how
much the city authorities propose TO do this
year themselves. but they have already called
upon the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company to
repave 10000 feet of roadway between its
tracks. or a little over fourteen miles. The
greater part of this work. of which the esti-
mated cost is 100000, will be done In the resi-
dence district between Fulton street and Broad
way, along such avenues as Halsey. Gates and
the lines around Borough Hall and in the vicin-
ity Of Brooklyn Bridge are in very good condi-
tion- Men have been at work since April 1. and
the repavtng will go until frost makes fur
ther progress impossible.
Last year at the request Of the city. the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company laid $4,000
feet of improved pavement" For each lineal
foot of track. equal to 1.6 square yards. the
granite pavement costs So 10 or over So more
than the old fashioned cobSlestones which are
being removed as fast possible. Expensive
though II Is In other ways the improved pave
ment is eminently satisfactory Over the six
men ties which support the track beneath the
OF concrete. On top of this one two Inches
OF sand are thrown to as cushion. and
then the granite blocks, seven or eight inches
thick are set in place A preparation known as
grout, and made of cement and sand is en-
plOyed TO bind the blocks together To Law the
10000 feet asked for by the city last wear cost
the company close to S515OG0 This wear the
amount will be about S5O1 600
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
B. II. Il. SPECIAL POLICE.
SeOenty-seCen Detailed to Suppress
COn6y Island Ruffans.

For a member OF New York's poIice force the
average thug has a hearty respect He knows
that. properly welded. the short billy" is a
very effective instrument OF the special police
man employed by some private individual or
company he IS not apt to stand in awe until
he has learned by experience that one is as
dangerous TO tackle as the other. For the special
policeman. though he is not paid by the city
has the same legal authority in his own terri
tory the member of the city force and is
usually fully we'll able 10 take care of him
self. This is the lesson that is now being taught
a small portion of the crowds that have already
begun To flock TO Coney Island
This is the third season that the BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit Company has had a police force
or its own 10 guard its passengers from rowdies
and its property from thieves The twelve
men who. deputy sherins formed the force
when it was first organized have now been in
creased to scveHty-seN en- special officers who
differ from the regular policemen chiefly in the
fact tcat they arc p2id by the company instead
of by the city Tloy are under The same dis
oiplne as The city policemen and like them
must answer for their acts 10 the Police Com
missioner. Even their uniform is almost fden-
tical with that of the regular force only round
instead OF an oblOns shield indicating to the
initiated that they not employees Of the CITY
Late NJ hlgnt, or, rather, early in the morning
the rear guard Of the Coney Island army be-
gins TO dritt back 20 the city. gang takes
possession Of a ear. insults any decent people
who may happen TO be there. and finding that
1t has apparently the upper hand. Is ready 90
make the most OF its advantage. For an officer
TO enter the car alone pick the rfngleafIer ~
take him out, requires nerve as we'll as strength
The city policeman has his revolver and the
gang knows that when hard pressed he win
use 1t. but the railroad police rely on their
bllltes, and Usually COme out on top
In the last 'wo years indeed the unrliIv have
fairly Well learned that special officer IS as
formidable as a city policeman. and the fruit OF
this knowledge is apparent in the marked IA
crease in rowdyisn on the cars
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
NEW BROOKLYN PAYING
b. r.. II. Relaying 10000 Feet in
Response to CitYs CoU

If much is accomplished this sason as last
Brooklyn viii have one OF the best paved sys
TENS OF highways in the United States ar for
that matter in the world According 10 statis-
tics complied by the chief engineer of the an
reau of Highways. and soon to be published in
the report OF the Borough President for 1904
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Louis Metcalf
Zeta Chapter of Gamma Sigma Phi. which is
connected with the Packer Institute. gave
dance Saturday evening of the week before last
at the Pouch Gallery, under the patronage of
Mrs. Joel de Selding. Mrs. Morris Allen. Mrs.
Francis E Walbridge Mrs. Charles Shepard
and Mrs. Edwin Mallard. The attendance in
cluded Miss Dorothy Marston. Miss Edith Wal
bridge. Miss Edna Shepard Miss Amy Dunlap.
Miss Katherine de Seldlng. Miss Betty de Sell
ding. Miss Grace NJ Allen, Miss Helen L. NAL
lard, Miss Dorothy Snedecor, Miss Florence
Snedecor. Miss Marie e. Pinkney. Miss Ethel v
Dahn. Miss Irene L. Miles, Miss Marian A. Gar
rison. Miss Katherine Burrell. Miss Florence N.
Valentine. Miss Leslie H. Gilmore. Miss w. A.
Vaughan, Miss Janet Burns, Charlotte Steele,
Henry Bristol. Kent Garrison, Robin Miles,
Trowbridge Marston, John Baldwin. Clifford
Dunning. James S Snedecor, Clarence Baldwin,
Lloyd Prince, Charles K McAlpine. Clifford
Dunning. Stanton Mott Howard Smith, Earl
Battey, Stuart Otto, Harold Bretz and Donald
Mayer.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay Parker sailed
the Cedric Friday. They will not return
until the middle of September.
Miss Dreier and Miss Katherine S. Dreier will
sail for Europe Saturday. June 30.
Captain and Mrs. Spencer f. Holland. who
spent the winter in Malta. are visiting the lat
ters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Pfzer,
Miss Melnna Eldredge. of No 1907 Dean
street, has her guest Miss Mary o. Temple
ton, of Waynesboro, Va
Judge and Mrs. Josiah T Marean are now at
Lake Mohonk. During July they will be at the
Frontenac Thousand Islands, and the remainder
of the summer they will spend in the White
MOUNTAINS
Recent departures from town include Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Harvey Field. of Sterine Place TO
Bay Crest East Neck Huntington. Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. George w Prankard and Miss
Louise c. Prankard. of South Portland avenue
to Bay Shore. Long Island Mr. and Mrs Henry
Allen Price of President street to Point Pleas
ant y. j.: Mr.. and Mrs Frederick L. Matthews
of Eighth avenue. 10 Wildwood. Point Pleasa nj
N J.: Mrs. Byron Murray and Miss Louise
head. y. j.; Mr. and Mrs. EtheIbert Ide Low of
j. L. Taylor and Miss Florence Taylor. of car
roll street To Lone Pine, Manchester, Vt; Mrs
Henry B. Ketcham, of Willow street 10 North
Hatley. Province of Quebec, Canada. Mr. and
Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wisner of Washington avenue
to Robin Brae Warwick y. Y; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Burr Barnes. of Manhattan. 70 Edge
combe Easthampton, Long Island and Mr. and
Mrs. John Dttmas, Mr.. and Mrs John Freling-
huysen Talmadge and the Misses Ditnas OF
Pierrepont street 10 Englewood, n. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

the Savoie for Havre a week ago last Thurs
day, by Mrs. Frederick Hamlin of No. 300
West list street. Manhattan. on the eve of the
departure The dinner which a progressive
one. the men changing places after each course
a different flower. Mrs. HamIin's guests, be-
sides the Misses Smith, were Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Mather. Mrs. Ethel Watts Mumford, Miss
Eleanor Robson. Miss Julia StrakOsch, Miss
Harriet Whittier. Miss Ethel Morrow, Christian
Brtnton, H. X Viee. Charles Steinway. War
rem Mayor. Vincent Serrano Theodore Stein
way Grant Mitchell. William Milburn and
Louis Metcalf.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

for travelling, we'll tailored and very low
priced, sizes "a 10 30.
Womens Tailored Suits, S24.5o
Best ever offered anywhere at this price.
Some from our own stOck-the ones and twOs
remaining-also a makers surplus at great
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
womsn,s Tailored Suits, s1s.75.

Fton coat trimmed in various effects, braid
vests and lace lined with white taffeta, gored
circular skirts plated and finished with
hands AT foot: materials are excellent quality
gray mixed tweeds and plaids-splendid Suit
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03
Summer Tailored Wear for Women
More Good News.

N lore ~m IA sue 81 an
NY Y h h e h rs d
If seh a
business They tfm garments permitted to at
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

sacrifice. Mostly popular Eton coats, all
stylishly trimmed skirts in various favored
models materials are shadow checks. voile
mesh. chiffon Panama brOadcloth, etc. The
seasons popular colorings, many light effects,
sizes "a to 40.
Second floor. front. Central Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Captain and Mrs. Spencer f. Holland who
spent the winter in Malta, are visiting the lat
ters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfzer
jr. at Bernardsville N J.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Miss Melinna Eldredge. of No 1907 Dear
street, has as her guest Miss Mary o. Temple
ton of Waynesboro, Va.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Judge and Mrs. Josiah T Marean are now at
Lake Mohonk. During July they will be at the
FrOntenac, Thousand Islands, and the remainder
MOUNTAINS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

The Puritan Congregational Church will be the
scene tuesday evening June u. OF the marriage
ol MISS Aiiilan Gordon daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs Onslow Allen Gordon and vyartu,o-.,,
Lewis Harrington. Of Short Hills - ~
price FOUR attendants are all classmates from
mount Holyoke Mrs. William H. Smith will
be the matron OF honor. and Miss RIancba II
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

A dinner was given for Miss Gertrude Roh,n-
son and Miss Hilda Robinson. who sailaa -,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Miss Dreier and Miss Katherine S. Dreier will
sail for Europe Saturday. June 30.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-03

Miss Mae w. Phelps and Charles Addison War
ner TO be married Wednesday evening,
June 6, at the home Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Kmbal Phelps No. 446 Han
cock street. Miss Phoebe Phelps will be the
maid of honor, and Benjamin E. Mammel will
be the best man. Robert c. TAFT and Harry G.
Phelps will act as ushers.
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Ter feline 0ruflanS.

@erooc sur rcd)ten 3cit lit Die ne,e
Muilo0c bon grodbouS' &lcincnl
Concentrations. 2crifon in 5ruci @Gn-
ocn pollenbet morben, unl oils cine
Scr pcrthponIten llnb prottllhlten
@cihnodt&0oben in pielcn 6amillel
miufommcn SIT iein. Nebcn Ieinem
1TbGuoi9cn groben @rtoer lhetnt
er nit ieillen 5rbei gGnoen cine be-
ld)ciornc Sole 81, ipielcn, ober gero-
DC bilrd} ieine g~cbr0n9te, obcr aus
eid)cnoc &iir5e bat or fir bic 9roBc
Wtoilc ocS Tolfes cine grobere BE
ocittlnl1, ais oos licb5ebnbonoi9c
@erf. Gr bot oltf iehem Sdrcibtild)
olti iehent @eid)GitSpult, in leoer
Observation-Disclosures Tlot. @enn
man lid) raid iiber ct1uas unterrid).
ten peer oua @ebGd,tnib ouffriidcr
mil, iinbet man cos @eiud)te in
moglidit fnopper, obcr SIR Sllfor-
nation binreidpnoer Soiiuug. Iul
einent 10 beidronftcn Houm cine il
grobe 6ilae bon Cert SIT brtr9en, III
cine Meilterleiitung, Die bon edit
bcutid)er @riinolid]teit 3cll9niB ob.
le9t. Gle beiocn YGnoe aebcu iibel
n,ebr, OILS $4,000 StidJmortcr AuiflG
rling. unO Der Cert miro, ipie &c
gum GcrIt1nbnib npthmenoig obel
miinid)ensiuertb lit, oilrd) ctlua 450(
Nbbilbnnaell iulb aortcn untcritilbt
Gic beiaen 9Gribe bieten anein 43l
Gorteit, natiirlid) ullc nel, rods Ger
e~rgebriiicn Der lettcr 9eogropbi
ld)en Soridntligcn, unD 10 biloen Die
ie &orten eineii goi,Sen NtloS. Iii
- burten Sofeln iino Wtultcr Del
photographic unb bes moberner
GreiiorbenoritdS. Grf 16S Scitel
5ertbeilasen iinoen lid ausfiibrlidc
re Goritcllungen. lleberlid)ten iibel
Ntiin5cr. Mobe utb 8cipiftc. iibcl
Die @Gbrungen alcr 2dnocr, iibel
bic uihtigiten gnt0cdungen lno ST
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Ser ocntidJc Sutid)aitcr fat oas @prt.

80 pN"iIhN >o'ItIut'N' p"s "
9otI6uiter Spef BON Sternburg
mar porgeiicrn lGbrengait oti Dem
1873. SabrcSbanfett Der 9tcms Oortcr
Non0clafammer, bas I'M o@oloorf.
9(ltorio-Sotel" a~bgebolten pltr0e.
@cnn Die freunOibaitlihen @efiiblc,
Die in Den 9anfett.HcOen gum Nlla.
orud fanlen, Die olgeneine SolfS.
thinning mioeripiegeln, Damn lit eS
nm Die 9%e5iebungen 5lDildcn Den
Hereinafter Staaten uno 9eutldlan0
ichr out beitcQt. 9oti6oiter Stcrlis
burg ipro6 iiber Die banoelspolttl,
iden 9%e5iebungen 5lUil6en beioen
YGnoern un0 bob 0abei Die pielen ltnD
inni0en 0unoc, lpeld)e Nmeritn un0
9elItihlnn0 perbinoc1, berpor, be
tontc ais Interchangeable Gigenid)oft
ser 0eutlhcn in Nnlerifu mo ibrer
giudfpmmcn Die lImpnnOelbarc Grge-
bcnbcit mo Srcllc, Die lie Dem Canoe
ibrcr @obl icOer3cit beWicicn. llno
inter Den Iingen Die ben Stempel
,Wtooe IN WermonD" tragen uno Die
am mciiten in llmloui in oieier Gs-
publif limo, iii ein GROCER Yro5entIab
6es bcitcn @ilienS, OaS Imerifaner
bon oeutiden llnipcrlitGtcn mitgc-
6rad)t mo bier Derbreitet un0 %frllfti,
ii5irt bobcn. Soltc IN Den con1mel
5ieQcn 9c5iebltngen 5pilden beiocn
21noern cine Spoltungslinie liegcn?
Soiicntlih uidt, Die EroiperitGl
onbcrcr 2Gnocr lit olld) Der uniercn
fororrlid). Sic contmer5iellen Sc5ic-
bungen 5lpiihcn Gcuti6lunO unb Ocn
Seminigten Stooten mod)len nit ic>
Dem Gage. @Gbreno Der lcbtcn y
Monotc bubcn Die Sereinigten Staa.
te,t oen 9eutidJen fiir 1876 Willionen
9o(lors @uorcn p~erto,lit II. Ieutid)
lono bat 9(merifo iiir 106 Wiltonen
Collars @aorcn gelieicrt. Cine meit
groBere 3unobmc bcS SanoelS miiroe
cintrcten, mcnn llnglcldfeiten belel-
tigt miiroen. Ser gotibafter mod)t
meiter 0orollf nufmcrfiom, Dob Ime'
rifoner groBc Sntcreilcn III Oeltidcl
ltnternebmllngcn ltno Dab oclltld)e
G%opiioliitcn groBe Summcn in Sine
rifo onGelegt babeit. Die SummelL
oic jeoes Der beioen 2dn0er i'm oilocs
rem ongelegt, ilberiteIat cine bolbe
MtiQiorbe Collars. S%eltid)lano
lpiini6t feline Sonoerpripilegien e.
mill nllr gleidJe Ned)te, eine1 IltS8ong
fir ieine Gnergie, no INNER CT in Den
lcgitimen @ren5en comnler6iellen
@ettberperb5 ltegt. GeutiGlono la.
oct Ole Gereiniaten Staotcn 81 engc-
rem commer5ieacn SeSiebungen Elm,
mo in Ger Gntienoilng Der omerifoz
1liid)en Sohperltdnoi9en = Commit
lion nod 1eutidlono iicbt 0err bon
Sternbura Gin gutcs 3cid)cn tiir Gle
9%eiierung Der 9cgenicitigen SanbelS-
be5ichungcll.
Cine flllae, be0elltlame uno laflide
Ne0e, meld)e Der ociltihe Sotlhoftcr
Dor Der groBten uno cinfluBrcihltcn
Son0elSfonlnlcr oeS 2nnoeS gcbolten
bat. Sic bot Sen .9ciioQ Der Soll.
oelSfrqiie Qebobt, oic oos bette Ser.
ltGnonib fir nnicre &onoelSbc5iebun-
gen hoben. Die yStonopottcrS" I'M
Senot nnO i'm observation-disclosures
meroen ober ocSpcaen Ood) niht iiber.
scit0t mcrocn. Sic iino MN cinnlol
oui ben Sod)torif cingeidlmoren mo
bleiben oobci, BOB Sell nnb @ohl.
Itono ocS 2onocS BON ocn Sod50uen
obbdngen.
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bridge ibre Stintnrc lutr gegcn 9c-
5nhlltng obgebcn, - cine Oreiite Ser.
IeumOuna - lit ser G%ingeborene, Der
Die Stimmen iiir @elO fouft, nid)t
nod pieI iduloiQcr, neil ibn Die Sns
,%titutionen Ocs &onocs beionocrs be!-
lig iein iollten? SEER StodbriO8c lit
einicitig. 2lus ieiner &eoc iprtd)t -.
iomeit lie inns porliegt enBber5iger
gtotipiamus u1o aroB5iigi9er 6rent.
Ocnbob. &on einem Oberrihter ioQtc
mon GoS am oqermenigiten ermar.
ten.
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Mlhrrt e NcniirG.

Ns itnrh anti2t. 9,uuembcr 1905, uni II lDr
Mittdes, NIbert e. Tcuiicn, R~Cliebter @nile bon
eoniie i. Neniieli, ge6orcu IN 9remerbaoem,
9entf6laro; Sic 8eeroiNlgG itphel saitlta9,
10 llbr &orlHittnGS, pon fctnct lcttetl SSo1,
MIRO, ylr. 1912, GlooutuAoGles %9toelltc aus
itatt, mo bunll had Der 81. 9olunroeNlr6e'
100 cine Wieiie filr oas sell ictner Sce.e celes
brit ipirb. geiiebunq p%ripaiinl.. EeriuGn6te
ltllo 6renlIoe Der 5aniiiic itllo boIltblt clRgc'
Iaoen. bei5lipp1Icu.
(~gteip.gorfer, 9bi!uScpbiCu ilno Ndibiltgs
toner 3eiiungcn ipolIeu gGtI, %coptren.)
(317-S1
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YIrcau bes Observation-Disclosures.
N

gplti re, Do. 81. Bob. 1906.
Separat beriegelte NIl9ehote fir Die Stetes
rung BON @cfbdftabiI6ern, Sdreibmqterialien
mo 0rudfuben emit Nlsnabnle bon 9rldid'
den iiir Die 6ifentli6en S6uIenl, rpeIhe III
oen betrcffeioen 9epartetnentS, Slbs0epartes
ments. Wiltni5ipol s9'enmte, ridt in eineln Se'
partement ~etnaei6loHen. mo ben Spe6iaIsGoms
%miiitonen ooer Nebbroen bes DiH1ors rn0
Sinotratbs bon Baltimore erforberlth itno, ffr
bus Sabr 1907, he9illleno am %eriteil Gdge bes
Santar 1907, meroen bierlnit erluitnidt.
8efagte g~trqebote babel in ueberelniiinlmli1g
nit ben aeorudten Sormularet tht Stoiterun'
i6Iiee unb Spe8ifiiutioner. ipeIfe lest in mei'
ner Office I'M Hdtbbauie nuf.iegen. 81 iein.--
@ue aoiteranf3ldee miliien inter Der gnt'
poinIs for {rinttng," a%oreiiirt an oen DYoaro
Of g%(lpnroe." DEM Siaots5tegiitrator in oetien
Sffice nur Dem -. December 1906, II llbr
Wioroena. ein0ereiht pcrbeil. mo ieoes gnges
bot mtub bon einein hcgIanbigtcn Gbcd fir ben
Netrug bon 500 bcgleilet fem.
2oS 9icGt, ir9en6 zines ooer ale ~Stngebotc
8lriid6uluciicIt, miro porbeDalie1.
Neiidtigt:
6. Glah Simanus,
Prdfiocnt Der 9ontrafts Beb3rbe.
@ilbur 4. 6unlc,
Staot.Stbltot6efar.
(Tnho9 A & r G 30.Nrl o.
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CGob23, ;0c51 .34,5J
9itrenu Der Nb5ngsfanal' Gpmmiifiun Der
Staot Baltimore.
~ ftfrou" ,(Hr bGit NH.

sttA
Baltimore, Z. Ropember 1906.
Grriieseltc @ngebpte nit Der @uti6rift BRO
poiuIs for 6urnifbin9 ano Greeting Sewage
Dumping Blant. d" ~aoreiitrt all ben pgoaro OF
gnpuros" Der Stnht Baltimore lperben i'm Sil'
rcaIi bon Sru. SarrD 8. 9ooper, Siaot'Re9is
TRAITOR, Baltimore. Wto, bis nm II nbr Ulor'
gems am %. 9tonember 1906 fiir Die Grri6tlne
lro 9icferuilg elmer gbnniersBuinpsgn Iage,
b~eftebeno ans orei CD 27k Wltlltonen Salo'
men Buntpen, 5tpei (2) Srainir.Gumpen, folpie
SampffeiieI, 9ibbrer lino 3ubeb6r, ipte IN ben
Ildlten, Die IN Dem gireuli oes GbefsSn9es
liielrS Der Sormifftot auiIiegen, erithtltb III.
Spe5ififaiionen lnb 4Idne f6nrell anf @rfu'
den bin in Niireau Der glD8uasfanals9ommif +
iiuu, 3immer 90I, yNmerican" sSe0dioe. Balti'
more, Mo, am uno nab Dem II. 9fooerlber
1906 erIangt DeroeIt.
Sin bcaIGubiGter Gbcd fir 10000 lit nit lee
benz glnaebot gu binterlegcn; ale 9beds iino
an hen WidOor mo Staotratb bon baltimore
alSSuiteIler.
Sic erfpI9reidcn @ieter baben in 1lebereit:
ftilnmln9 nit benz S.aots Charter in Ve3u9 alf
Gonirnite Qiirgfdaii ST %iielen.
Sic Geb6roe beGait ii6 ods 3eht our, irgero
zines poer uue glIgebote Gb6iiueifen.
SIN S~tuftru9e Der 9tb5ugsfannls Gommiffion
Ycter 2earp, jun, 8oritber.
Surrg ". Hoogers, Sefretar.
SutGebeiben:
6. GlaH Simauus,
Yrditoert Der Gontrnit'Beb6r6e.
Nob15,16,17,19 10, &c, 2i, 20, 49, "a ,20)
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Wilhc(n1ina Mnrthmnnm.

IS Iiurb am 22. 9luUcmbtr 1906 Milbclihina
@urtbmann, Gattiir ocS peritorbeliel pellr0
@ortbTanrt, i'm gllter bon 81 Nnbrell. Stc Ne
e%rhiGrn9 finoet srnntag, g,G6mltlag@ nm =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus TAFT. BctlcRllt9 aitf
Der uNnltlmorer GemeicrM. L32I-W
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9attimore, Wib., ~. gioberlber 1906.
81 Der @ouoGrneuY T6nneritag, Den 20. Nos
bender 1905, alS einen lag Der SnHtlagliig
mo oe5 @e6etes fiir Die benz 8olte nes Sta1tes
III t6eil geiporoenen SegililgeIl beitimmt bat,
miro bierntit argeororet, haB an beld9teilt
Gage nae iHlni5tpnlen SiireGiT GeibIoren blei'
ben.
Sic aeipbbnlid6 AM GoHnerita8 9ebaltenen
Miriie iueroeu AM WIittluoh. ben %. Gooer1ber
1906, itdttfinocr.
INEnhoN G. Nlan giInanus, Wianor.
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Nuun q. Snnlnu.

IS itarb an %. gIouembcr 1906, 2 ll6r Olors
9erS, Hd6t n%btp1biGer Nrnnibctt 6rau Nnna
81. Canaan I'M Alter bon so Sabrcn ulo . NO
Weeroieumg fiitoet samitao, oeu "a. giObember
8 llbr Wi0rgels, bon Der ct. lRidbnelss0tr6e
aus fat. geiletuun pri0utim. (327-S)
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Hoiulanb's tiirfiidc yaoer.
Santtatle.@ebdnbe. goftamt ss0en. siets otfen'
Mnrn " lSic0Cr.

IS itarh nl1tIi1h nm - "llunembcr 1905
Ytnrl y. Hieger, 8eiirbte JU6tCr pom S~libabeiD
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Die Glcaans Der Tisnr eincr 1yran

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