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New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
FRENCH DIsTRUsT OF GERMANY.
DR.. Rosens Visit to Morocco Causes Fear Re
garding Algeciras Agreement.

Paris, Sept. 24.-Although official appre-
hension is expressed here in regard TO the pur-
pose OF the mission to Fez headed by DR.. Rosen.
the German Minister to Morocco. which left
Tangier on September %. IN advance Of the ap-
pearance before the Sultan of the representa-
of France and Spain. considerable mistrust ex-
lists. The mission Of the American Minister. Mr.
Gummere, to the Moroccan capital has not ex-
cited the slightest suspicion. but in the present
disturbed state OF Morocco IL is feared that &
hint TO the Sultan from Dr. Rosen might greatly
prejudice the work of the two powers which re-
Ceived European mandates at Algeciras The
last ratification necessary to permit France and
Spain to act is expected to take place at the end
of December. Immediately after which the rep
resentatives of France and Spain will start for
Fez. In the mean time neither power is in q
position to do anything to quell the turbulence in
Morocco. France can only prevent the troubles
from spreading beyond the Algerian frontier.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
THE NEXT PARLIAMENT.
Government Acts to PreUent Elec-
ton of Former Deputies.

st. Petersburg. Sept 24.-By order OF the Gov
ernor of Tver. three of the most prominent Con-
stitutional Democratic members Of the former
parliament Ivan and Michael Petrunkevitch and
Dnitri Yakovlevitch Metviedeff. have been sus-
pended from Office in the provincial Zemstvos
because they are under indictment for promot-
ing rebellion by signing the Viborg manifesto.
Corresponding action has been taken by the
marshals Of the nobility Of Kursk against A
n. Won Rutzen, NJ. Sherkof and V. A. Yakushkin.
This action is taken to indicate that the gov
ernment is determined not to abandon pro-
ceedings against all the signers Of the mani
festo. and will disqualify these men for election
to the parliament, unless the cases are
brought speedily TO trial.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
MANY EAGER FOR ART TUITION.
Large Registration for Academy cs Design
Examinations.

There was large registration for examinations
for admission TO the free schools of the National
,a.5or,v Of Design. at 109th and Amsterdam
- uhich began yesterday and VIII be con-
strrad during the week. Every applicant was re-
- IN make drawing from the antique In the
- - tbe academy. without instruction. Upon
rovaI OF these drawings by ths school com
r,ttss comprising VIII T. Low J. Nicon and
,,,,' Sa,yaant Kendall. Saturday. the appli-
cants may be admitted
Philip e. sas, clerk of the academy, said last
night that the registration compared tavoraOly with
- -, .-oIlv a better quality Of students, with
So, t5s week beginning January Is. 1907
An'o,,nca,nsnts were sent out from the academy
last nlght regarding its two f05hG0.s comm exhibitions
in the Fine Arts BuildiHE' nv IN mss, otn m street
WI, nd necember for the winter exhibit
oo which WIN December @ ps @.6 r.6s1ss Sos' on
January ls and pictures wiz % ~ Gu on
VVadnssaav and Thursday. February = ana Eeoru-
airy 2s for the eighty issh 60 uext and oloss
April 20
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washingtou. Sept "a
The tropical disturbance passed Gulf OF
Mexico from the Yucatan Channel influences the
been felt yet. except
Florida coast high southeast winds blow
ing strong Of high pressure ovsrliss
northeastern part OF United States servs as
rapid OF tbs tropical
northward
disturbance OF strength is moving northeast
ward Dakotas into tie British possessions.
the last twenty-tour hours rain fallen IN the
Gull and South States in Florida and on the
The temperature fallen sharply
northeastern districts and in the Rocky Mountain
plateau region
Rain Indicated for Tuesday and Wednesday In tho
Gulf States. probably overspreadfng Tennessee and
South Atlantic States by wednesday,. Showers are
probable IN the upper Mississippi Valley the western
portion upper lake region Tuesday; elsewhere
generally fair weather will prevail
Temperatures will rise slowly IN northern
districts will fall in the central Rocky Mountain
region. the Dakotss. Kansas and Nebraska
Storm warnings displayed the Southern Florida
ports. Storm warnings also displayed Lake
Superior
The winds along New England will be light
to fresh north along the Middle Atlantic
northeast South Atlantic coast fresh northeast
east TO high the Florida coast; along the
Gulf fresh to brisk increasing along the
Gulf coast fresh northeast increasing: the lower
lakes fresh southeast and the Upper fresh
br
steamers departing Tuesday for European ports viii
fresh winds and fair weather 70 the Grand
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
MAKES MANY BEougsrs TO CHARITY.

The viii Of Henry L Barley. Of No. II West ssth
street, fled for probate yesterday The value OF
the estate was not given To St. Luke's Hospital Is
left s25.O00 and similar amount goes TO the Do
nestle and Foreign Mission Society Of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. The American Bible soci
ETY., the Home for Incurables and St Luke's Hospi-
tai for Indigent Christian Females viii receive
$4,000 each. The New York Hospital will get
s2e. coo. and q like Is left To the American
Episcopal Church Of Geneva Switzerland
Mr. Barley left 81, 900 to William Freeth, the
engineer Of his yacht, and 81 600 to Eugene Martin
who was his gardener for thirty years. The widow.
Mrs Mary l. Barley, is made the residuary lega-
tee Of the estate. The executors and trustees OF
the viii are Henry g. Barley, A Lanfear Norris
and Adrian Iselin. tr
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
sCHIsMATICs MEET At PARIS.
League of French Catholics Prepares to op-
pose Papal Views.

Paris Sept. 24.-As result OF movement
started by Henri Des Houx. favoring the for
nation of cultural associations to take over
church property in defiance of the Popes re-
fusal to recognize the separation law. the first
meeting Of the newly constituted League Of
French Catholics was held this afternoon. The
attendance not large but bylaws were
drawn up and approved. and efforts TO organize
branches OF the association in every parish will
at once begin.
The movement is intended to create a schisrn
at Rome by the formation of distinct Gallican
Catholic Church
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
TO MEET Mr.. ROOT.
Orders for the Sylph to Go to Nor
folk to Azcait His Ar7iual.

IrruiI Ir1bune Bureau-I
washington. Sept. 24.-Secretary Bonaparte
has sent hurry orders to the captain OF the Sylph
at Oyster Bay. directing him to proceed TO Nor
folk to meet Secretary Root. Mr.. Root and his
party are coming home on the Columbia from
their extended South American tour. and II is
expected that the Sylph Will meet them at sea-
Ii the Columbia and the sylph meet in time
Secretary Root will be brought TO Oyster Bay
for conference with the President over Cuban
problems. but If the transfer OF the Secretary
does not take place until the end OF the
week the Syiph will come to this city. President
roosevelt will return to the capital Mon
day afternoon. and It is expected he will at
once call a Cabinet meeting to discuss the trou-
bles of the Cuban Republic
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

FROM HAvRE.
1 Professor W. r. Martin.
Ar, and Mras q a TorrUl
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
HEIRS MUST WAIT UNTIL FoRTYFIvE.

An unusual restriction IS contained in the viii
OF Henry L. Mayer. which was hed in Brooklyn
yesterday II is said that Mr.. Mayors two daugh-
ters shall not receive their full share OF his estate
until they are forty-dve years old. They are TO
receive one half of their shares when they are
forty The widow also is restricted II she mar
ries again her ou=-third is to so to the daughters
The reason for the restriction on the daughters
shares Is that they shall be free from possible m
Iuence in the management OF their property. Ihe
estate amounts to about S25.oo0
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

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ENef1SDI IhdsipsI fso,s liverpool: Midland so..:
sanfnesser tosI geSTs a9.s Lssss Midand aos,
sna 1S oe sssnk SAY i, ~ 9sns @ H9t, psEsy
Ross-on-wye: WoolDack Hotel Warwick: Bun Hotel
IRELAND~Hotel shsrsourn. Dublin Eocls. Hotel Glen
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wALFs-wstsrIco Hotel Bettws-y-coed
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BELiT NE lrand Hot-l Brussels: Hotel 81 Aa.e.s.
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carlsbad Hotel Kroh. Ca-l.Nsd; Grand Hotel raa-
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FIungara budapest. Hotel Raur Lac Zirfcn. 80
tel National, Iur-rne; Grand Hotel Mont psl.-1n
Vevey: Pupp Cerlsbad. Hotel Ftii~- Ra.fs.
Hotel Victoria. BaSle. SAVOY and End Hor.f
Carlsbad: Ccnrn~urs Hotel Lsusanne. Grand ffor.f
vsvey. Hotel Victoria. lntsraken; Grand Hotel M
tiona. LliceTnr. Palace H0-ei Lucsrns
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-drand Hossl vus
GEste Cernohho-como; Palace Hotel Galore Borca
poi0mites Hotel Excelsior. Rome: Grand Hotel
Venice; Grand Hotel Rome, Ed-n Palace Genoa:
Grand Hotel cuirinsL Rome Hotel Dansli Venice.
Hotel de la VILE Milan Grani Hotel Florence: IA
Hotel Genoa. Hotel Bristol Naples Santa
lAcia. Naples ExcolSior Palace HotA PN2srwo;
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
PURSUING AMERICAN YACHT.
Canadian Cruiser Seeking Vessel Suspected
of Smuggling Cinnamon

St Johns, N. F.. Sept 24-An American
yacht. said to hail from New York left
Piacentia Saturday, having on board forty
two Cinnamon whom, it is supposed she is
trying to smuggle into Canadian or American
ports The colonial cruiser Neptune has been
dtspat atched in quest OF her, and has been in
structed TO seize her for alleged violation of the
colonial laws In embarking passengers without
hermit This is the third yacht In these waters
this summer suspected Of this practice.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
REPUBLICAN, EDITORS MEET.
tfotsst Against Rate Law Ruling Cutting
OFF Railroad Transportation.

Safatogs, y. Y. Sept. 24-The New York Repub-
"a Editorial Association met here tonight, about
~ lanored strong. ard adopted resolution pro-
ksn by John Platt OF THE Poughkeepsie
s,-sNo protesting against the ruling Of the inter-
~. ton-aerce Commission relative TO advertising
beng exchanged for transportation.
est Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
UNUSUAL GREEK CHURCH FESTIVAL

The Festival OF the Elevation OF the Cross. VIII be
celebrated at St. Ncholas's Greek Cathedral this
cltv. beginning with Pontidcal Vespers tomorrow
evening 7:3O o'clock. This Il the nrst time this
festival has been celebrated IN the United States
The festival harks back to "the discovery OF the
true cross in SIS A D. at Jerusalem and the
anniversary is red letter day in the Eastern
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
0osRlEp ENGAGES ANTON scHeRrEL

o. Il the organization Of the Metropolitan
u.r, --S-se mas now been filed By the engage
Wa -. Ssfnan stage director. Of Anton Scherte
ssyrs'Tf Summer acted IN the same capacity at
2 lie -, -, &C Whe before that had been in charge
ees.r 49, az TIE Bremen Etadt-I heater. Last
aaEses,rss.ss was much complaint about the stage
-esritc is - ot lie Ring" performances ana Mr.
sss.s.uf. .SSs2ssco possible. 20 do away with the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
ANOTHER WRECK ON PANAMA R. R.
One Man Killed and Three Injured-Third
Accident in Week.

Colon. Sept. 24.-Another serious head-on col
lision between a Panama freight and Colon
passenger train occurred yesterday morning
within mile OF Fridays accident at Mamei re-
sulting in the loss of life, the serious injury
of three persons and the wreck of two new
locomotives and several freight The fault
is said 10 have been with the freight train This
is the third railroad wreck in the last week
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
BODY OF sIsHoP HoAaE FOUND.

Hong Kong. Sept. 2L-News comes from Hacao
that the body of Bishop Hoare. who was drowned
in the recent typhoon. has been recovered.
The Viceroy of Canton has contributed 5000 to
the typhoon relief fund and mas sent TWO gun
boats to assist in the recovery Of bodies
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

nIsHoP-As hsr home. Bishop Piacs H-v p,un.v.oa
cowsnhovsn. wife Of ne ia,. D.vIa si.sop ransrsl
Psnhsyivn. RsIrosa isS rain rom go is !. a. 4
sunday afternoon September a 1905 At
7sd s residenee pos 5th ave James Burden, tbs
eay or1us 2f 81 SIcsoIas sh sss aGa .sth Non
CCNNINGHAM-on September o. 1906 AZ aa.sa.ks
Conn Frederic Guthrie Cunningham youn xsss "a ~
years Funsa aa 'ss sss, Ias w1@ m cgsnnr.a sx.d z
s.pfsrss 5s oth ave and s7th 81. "Wednesday.
ra9ne Trnssred into rest sunday: sspssnssr n rsr-
Hamilton Wr,xss sdsS dsash.r Or Jssnn.ts Trys snd
Tssldsnse FernwoOd Road. Summit " j. Tuesday AZ
Of Esd St. New YORK. at i:s5' A'" ''as ''''
bsiovsd siso - September "a sso M Lsc. v.ra
residence No SO East 4Oth st Service. and nssrnss:
paperI please copy 0A'-0rs ana chicago
oTIsEAt his late residence No. West so,h .s sud-
K OTIS D. son Or Ss G,d.yi at ssD,ssseT 22 wia1 n
Fneral WIN Be held on Tuesday sepsraber 2s at 1at.-
e rsin leaving Grand Central pepo, at s.ss !. M;
Intsrment at eonveniencs of tamily ~ 10
sH.LDoN-At 4IsL Lssswood J.. septerneer cs 1903
States Ns~v ans s2eSon sS W @ late surgeon g o. n led
ssrn.n, at Greenwood Cemetery Tuesday ssprsmbr
sIIoILMAN-on September az Lisieux France IN ths
ota year % p his @ az. Thomas EeEar s,IIas Tu9.a
18th St. Tuesday. September IS 10 O'clock = N.
rHoMAs-Ths Rev, Joseph Cona5ls at clifton spr.nss
~ I. on september IS Services there. and ~
New Woodstock. N T.. September 20. memorial ssr-
vice 70 be held in New York City win os announced
the future
Won HEsMERT-On September q. 1903 rssf1suoa
NO, II Ave de PAlma. Paris Constancs wilhsimfnA.
wtdew OF Charles Auguste Hemer-. AnsstsrdaRI
Holland, and daughter OF the John C.
Consul General OF the Netherlands 70 Nsw York.
SSS., Aao. I;Ip Long Island s:p,s%ss 2 sss
T.saS l9s ssoasTag q & AV.r'ns. o.
at Seynore Conn
wRIGHT-At Glen Head. Long Island on s.ps.rns~r "A
Stepnen Mott Wright. Funeral Tuesday September -
az io5O a m. rom his late residences. Train
iOot oI East Stth St at $50 Carriages IN walt
ing az dspos Glen Head Msnbers ot Prince OF Orange
LS0ze T. & A N General Society OF Mechanics and
Iradssnen. Building Trades Esmpoysrs atou.
sons or the American Revolution FoGndsrs -
trOts OF America are i-vited
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
''The Walls of Jericho" Again-"The Wild
Duck Coming.

The sudden withdrawal Of Man and His Anger
has enabled Mr.. Hackett to play short engage
naent in ''The Walls of Jericho" at his own theatre
before beginning his tour through the country.
The engagement will be fol ten days only, begin,
ming on Thursday night. On Monday, October $.
there will be a return visit for one week only OF
Mr. Hopkinson." with the original cast, wficn
sailed on Saturday last from Liverpool on the
steamship Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
gATrLEsHIP GEORGIA COMMISSIONED.

Boston. Sept. 24-The new United States battle
ship Georgia was commissioned to-day at the
C-barlestowu Navy Yard. Captain Richard @. Dav-
enport took command. 1t is expected that It will
safl in q few days. The Georgia may be sent to
Cuba. Il is thought here.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
PRuMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-Charles K. Field, San Francisco; z
V. Potter. Seattle. HOLLAND-Ratclife and
Newton Dunn. London. HOTEL ASTOR-Captafn
tain c. o. Gruewel London. 5. C. Probyn Lon
dom W. NJ Poer, London MANHATTAN-F II.
McCornick-Goodheart. London; ]. N. s. Williams
Honolulu. sEVILLE-G. Huselins. Stockholm.
VICTORIA-Henrf de Vries London,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
Special Notices.

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OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
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THE WARRIOR SAILS FROM tEeHoRN

Leghorn. Sept. 24.-The American steam yacht
Warrior. with f. ". Vanderbilt. owner, and q
marty of friends, including Lord Duncan and the
duchess of Manchester. board. arrived here to-
day and sailed later for Marseilies.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
cARMANIA FOR LIVERPOOL.
- c--+heI Mrs H Dillon Ripley.
=. - ~ walter Phelps Mary Lady Graham Mont
"a
LI-le, 90 Mrs z s Tur- Mr ana Mrs. ". @. Wallace
S~, ~ Mr.. and Mrs J. r King
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

Henri De Vries, the Dutch protean actor Is
going to star here again in a play by the De Mile
brothers. He win be managed by the Sires, VINO
have been Quieseent in theatrical affairs or Iate
Eis rehearsals will begin Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

EIshest temperature yesterday 60 degrees
vrCe 60; for corresponding date year so
average for corresponding date twenty-five years az
Local Forecast.t air to-day and Wednesday: warmer
wednesday: diminishing north winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

Mrs. W. Cowies.
J. W. LAwtn'a
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Wright Lorirner in Ibsen's "The Wild Duck.
will come to the Manhattan Theatre for series
of special matinees in October.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

Mrs Lily Langtry will open the Keith-Proctor
Fifth Avenue Vaudeville Theatre next Monday IN
a dramatic sketch, with the scene laid In South
Africa The stock company at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Is no more continuous vaudeville TAX
ing its place.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

BERGE-At IAksvil. Conn.,. Sunday. September -
1000. Caroline C. widow OF ChrizIian Berse Fanera
from her late residence No fie West 2slh T. tAsnss
10 ST. Lec's Church. "Wednesday. September p ~ sso
o. m Intsrnasnt prtvatA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

- - may LEFT the east because OF the prominence
b.. " Ass Camille Clifford in the playblls after
Braee marriage 10 the lion. Henry Lyndhurst
gsno. ~. Frehnan's action signifies hfs ale
;sr ss,.i iAlsE May. who has been one of his stars
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
VHsslEs FRoHMAN BACKS MISS NAY.

s,-lo'n. Sept 2i.-As outcome Of Miss Edna
- acton IN severing heE connection with the
- OF Mayfair al the Vaudeville Theatre
-, - s trohrnan has seeded from the joint con
- mai house. Messrs. Gatti. managers NJ the
Naa1stu6y se " 1
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
rePublished In The Tr-WeeSy Tribune without extra
rhnrra
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Forecast Tor speciaI LochIIfirss-FOr View England
and Eastern New York fair to-day and Wednesday
warmer wednesday: diminishing north winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware.
fair Tuesday and Wednesday Wednesday; fresh
northeast Winds.
For the District Columbia and Maryland. fair to-day
ana wednesday: slightly Wednesday, fresh north
winds
For Western York and Western Pennsylvania. fair
to-dav and wednesday; Wednesday light north
east shifting 70 southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
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rlnpAnHIA FnR NAPIIFs.
cRETTc- FOR NATLEs.

George ". Henry Taylor GRAY.
~ - Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Pards.
I'1.S ,r-s W L Max Mrs. W. II Bishop
al a. Mrs. J. II Packard.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25
UNDERrAKERS,

FRANK T. CAMPBELL CO.. s41-s W ssd a, wovfa
known old stand Chapei- parlOrs Tel 1874
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

- lortheE was seen at the Marie Antolnette
!. - END ssid inst his library contained ten
SD scientific books ana pamphlets. many OF
-. eoule not Be- Duplicated. One Of the most
cyss.hht features % the library he said, was its
We Tie RorI5 ~ u ~i'~ lo' . Oh MAJ Dois "a
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EsowE TO GET coRTHELL LIBRARY.

lBr Telegraph 10 Tie Trlbune.l
.-'..aenoe. 4. l.. Sept. 24.-Elmer !. Corthell. 2
- YORK cirl engineer. informs President Faunce
- la has made provision in his VIII for his en-
ktsleniitc library Of several thousand volumes
Eseols the property Of Brown University at
49, The l5Tary is one OF the most extensive
%aons Of scientific works N the world
New-York tribune., 1906-09-25

Mail subscribers In New York City 20 DAILY and
TRI-WEEFSEY with be charged a
postage in addition to the rates named abovs
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Notices of marriages and deaths be indor.-s
with full name and address.
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Local Official Record--Ths following official record
from the Weather shows the changes tenn
perature for twsnty-four comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
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rv,-v .nALBERT, FROM NAPLES.
:. v,1s,v-- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Car
/ james keely- 10 q JoIine
| Ms Robert T. Parker,
! NJ and Mrs. c. G Fcra
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MACKENZIE -HOLLJNGSWORTH-B the Raw Ala,
Mac Fiosse september a24 Robert Cameron Ma
kenzir H4PSins Holags orth. the home os
me b-.de ms West 1sgth St. New York civ -
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BARBARossA. FOR BREME
travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad

1 81 =
Ssf. an = T,beTrri0r Herbert z. Walker
Nrs J. Mcneil
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-, 1, p Bel Mr. and Mrs H r Chuds
AT. an -- Colonel and Mrs. Joseph W.
lafhy- ,-a,,-,o Hawley.
Mrs \ ae 10 - Robert / George Jay Taylor.
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pyNDAM. FROM RoTTERDAN

Professor and Ars. chaffa
:. c BennetI ~ l-,,rntnR-l II. Bakewel
AT- and MIS- " N@A W p. Chambers.
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