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mai, ssn. . ssndans revsrd ~ s,cs tor sss
con vieiinc ~ any thief sbo sesis . .oss -.
lonnps 10 9 meneer and z r.wsrd ~ -
msmher While nd,ns On the pubic rcsd.
The Massachusetts, Highway ccmrsssacp
has devtdeh that two months 10 srsce enough
Tor those motorists who have not rsyegistsve6
sS' ~.,a,ns 70 *. d~sl,raasn.s 70 ne sAss.
that they must psy % he arrested. The conr-
mission has figured nut that o. least con
ws,"n mss.. a Total 81 ~ %. ,ns. 10 o~sSS
y. STAT " :. %. nrs,sn, time ,hsss s:,s
license. he tots, amount for these Y pore
thar ~ ,cco and the others 70 be nssrd freg
'.nv %ss, : ,.t. .,I H {. .oo q n :sm 81 ~, .,% a.
mo.ort.,. Jus, ho" the commissions kosss
problem /, .sy" he numbers vii Re turned
hers but . dozen on. 'nf,.en and has !. Ios n
have a nne task rounding up 5000 motorists
Admiration for the mechanic Who risks
in his high speed contests is perhaps not GU,
Of place. but some Of II should be reserved
c"mmi.s.onsrs Who have y late BEEN under.
going some what similar experiences without
he stimulus Of racing ambition or II glory.
d pnsss u ansiss have %sn hs sSd t To : SSSSSse o. ,s sss,.
selves to the uncertain skiii OF automobtls
After .te~iephoning their respective wtvee.
phys clans and lawyers, they. have With
and left the result to Providence and the
would-be chauffeur. The route selected for
the tryouts was Chicago's busiest streets.
over the Rush street bridge and through the
Loop District. Hair raising a. were some OF
their escapes. they have so far managed to
&c, through with whole limbs. but With, .
money they will receive for the next year.
The tests for the chauHeurs include the two
hour drive through trsfic, the repair Of sew
eral dersn ged cars and a written examina alton
on motor car parts and principles.
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rwo W., NJ x>sD 70 ~
,.,-~p w q ts,~-, ssss'e wr,~n rs~s s,r-
-s~,-u psveses ttss Perish.

ruOC, O' T~o men ser~ hurnei 10
de,,h seven hor--. killed. and ss.o"o ~orth
~ prop~rtv vas destroyed ., Johannesburg
hi. morning Nv . Are caused w . iEttei
cigar ~ r,s,ch Thomas Sarsfeld ~ ~esrs
~ asr. who IL survived wv q wife and thre.-
children, and tsmo1t BARRIER. aged ~. list
their lives IN the srs. TIE Psrl Putsl AMI
livery and the savage Fish livery atl
wagon hou~e were completely destroyed
and SOY ernl nearby storee badly 41maget.
Charles Swanney. Who vas coming from
n theatre party IN Ithaca. discovered the
fire a. he paced he harm. n Hre de-
partment was summoned, hut difficulty
with the water supply delayed The work
feld and Barber with two companions
had been making q night ~ j and had one
TO sleep IN the offcr Of The livery Two
Of tho men were rescued. hut SnrsheId and
Barber were shut on from escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
4 TwENTi-FOrR ~ NCE RRaIN.
Doctor. surprised a. Finding One 50 small
IN an Adult

Daniel Lyons, "a years old. a ~atchman
employed at the Pennsylvania construc-
ton work in the old Tenderloin. vas found
dead yesterday in his shanty at t0 East
Sixteenth street. The body was taken to
the Morgue. where Coronsr's Physician
Ola lion and Prof. John Larkip Of the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons found
that 1yons's brain weighed only 2tounces.
So small a brain il rarely found IN a healthy
adult. IL il the weight of the brain Of n
hoy of ~ Prof Iarkin said that he had
made 500 autopsies hut had never folr>d
a bra in 81 small. The case Of the Italian
states man Gambetta was the onll one he
could cite Gambetta's brain y eighed rs
ounces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
HENDRICkSON SHOOTS BEST.
Wins Cosmopolitan Amateur Championship
Elliott Leads Professionals.

No gunner was able vest erday to exceed
the score made by J. u. Hendrickson in the
second days shoot for the Cosmopolitan
amateur championship, which has been on
since Tuesday at the traps Of the Beers gen Beach
Gun Club. As the result the former Met
ropolitan champion took the title. together
with the silver trophy offered by Capt. II. ".
Dreyer. John Martin. holder OF the Metro
politan amateur championship. was second
high gun. He killed one blue rock less than
did the winner. who broke 81 out Of a possible
AZ the close Of the championship event there
was a special shoot at isS targets. In which
three prizes we're offered for both amateur
6oSen TOOK first prize among tbe amateurs
He broke 1875 blue rocks. Ray r. Hendricks
was second with ie4. and John Martin third
by Sy'G 3. A. a. R. III Elliott sto w fss'G 1ss. !TTSens we're sew
eral special sweepstakes. The scores;
Cosmopolitan Amateur Championshlp-lo0 tar
k ks'sdI &, n H. hf II. spcraS, q q: fSnp e. n Il aan III =; g. y:
II. /. Esdisarion. S''f.M. Moaeit. hs:iEE. { Mayer.
q: f. /. BIo%n, "a q. Il. Piisrcy,, q q. [. kousn
hoyen; "a; G. II Bii,ins. y; John DSse :. 4; =.
c esqSs9, q q: II. h SsRsse, n 10 ! R a.1af Hssnidriess. 8
!; Z, Metl. 90; E McSiays. %; O. {: Grinnsll. r..
g; y; !; S a. a. s. % F. i, a 20. n T. vSosie.' %: i.
Seymour. IS: $. Hilton. "a; Hood Waters. q; J a.
n Msr.sS, 81 e 8 81 n e. /. aSDs s;; 3 3 ! !: s sssssls. g g. r. Ht ".
o. Special Shoot, Is .Srsels. Z. NJ. Hard,. 10, II. /.
G. e.0 II. kciaennoysn y. K, crosby: y; !: f.
stevens, ~, II. l. Edgarton. a: 7 Dukes 70: y
Hopkins, is; q, Pisrcy. i6i !; l. Csrloush; is; {. W.
Billings, rs; !. McKAne. Is: r. 7. Smith. "a -.
W. Il. Crosby. 10; Q. Piercy. Is: J.. A.. r, Elliott. is;
Dr. Matthew'S, Is; II: 1. Edgarton, y: l. h SchSIty
bricks. 10; W. hopkins, 1911. L, Carlough. 10; ,.
Farming. 10; r. 7. Smith, 70; !. Mcksne, 10; 9; a.
lockwood, 10; A. II. Suydam, 10: II: I. Brown.
ls y. t T.; Stssep;' T.; y; AG.sar. a. T. Dukes H.
drlcks, II: +. s. carlough. II! J. Dukes. 10; W. Hop
kins, O..
J, A. r. Elliott. IA: j. Dukes. 10: Z. shorty. u; n. l..
Brown, II.
W. 4. Crosby, 10; c. W. Billings. II; b. 7. Smith.
II: W. Hopkins. II.
ming, 10: I. McKane. 10: J. T. o'Donohue. Jr.. TO-
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News Of Plays and Players

Louis Mann will make "A short tour in
vaudeville on the Klaw a Erlanger circuit.
appearing in a condensed version OF All
on Account OF Eliza Later in the season
William A. Brady will star Mr.. Mann in a
new musical production.
The Great Community" by Leopold
Lipschuetz and Rudolf Lothar. will he seen
Tonight at the German Theatre for the
first time in this city.
Miss Florence Burdett. who has won
much popularity in London in the musical
plays at the Savoy Theatre. has been en-
gagged by Henry W.. Savage n will make
her American debut in TON Jones'" which
is TO be produced at the end OF thism month
Marion Stanley, leading with
The Rogers Brothers in Panama" company,
now playing at the Broadway Theatre. was
compelled 70 retire from the cast two weeks
ago owing to a severe case OF throat trou-
bic. She will resume her role this Q vening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
rHE' Vt. LOsIS BtLLOO> RACES.
Every th,ns Read, for the International
Contest -t.evusn Balloons Arrive.

1T LorIs. Oct. y The chief engineer ~
the Lsclede Gssight Company to-day in
formed the Aero Club that a complete test
81 the methods and apparatus for supplying
gus for the International balloon races here
had been made and everything worked
perfectly. The German balloons Albereron
and dusseldorf reached here nv express
from New York to-day. Commandment II. X
Evans Of Jefferson barracks. and Aero Club
officials to-day INSPECTED the closed starting
field ~ the International balloon races here.
when it was decided that no seats SHOULD be
erected within the enclosure to which adj
mission fees would be charged the Aero Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
BROWNS NEW CHANCELLOR.
Arnold u. Chace. Cotton MAnufactur er,
succeeds the Late Col. Goddard.

PEovrpENcr. r. l., Oct. e.--Arnold Buff
FUN Chace. a cotton manufacturer OF
Valley Falls. WAS to-day elected chancel-
lor Of Brow Z University to succeed the late
Col. William Goddard, who had held the
Office for nineteen years.
Mr.. Chace is a graduate OF Brown in the
clasL Of 1898. He was formerly an instruc-
tor In the college and he has been a trustee
since 1879. The duty Of the chancellor is
to preside ever the deliberations Of the
board OF Trustees.
The Rev. Edward hudson Of Now York,
Brow n al. wal elected to the board Of fell
lows.
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The regatta committee Of the Motor Boat
Club OF America has announced the winners
In the respective classes Of the high speed d.
vision In the contests held during their race
week. and whic h are az follows:
international championship. won by the
Irene, owned by John r, Anderson.
National championship. won by the Ske'
Interstate championship. won by the Spar.
row, owned by Charles J. Swain.
Free for ali championship, won by the ske.
Mile championship. won BY Den. owned b.
Joseph H. Hoadley.
Long distance championship. won BY ske-
Den, owned by Joseph n. Hoadley..
No decision has as yet been arrived at with
reference to the winners Of the cruising dt.
vision owing to the fact that there are Q few
boats whose measurements have not besu
secured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
EPISCOPAL DELEGATE HURT.
e. Pruyn's Auto Runs Down . Man In
Richmond Va.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. s.-L. NJ. Black
ford. president of the Episcopal High School
and delegate to the Episcopal convention.
was run over by an auto to-day and received
serious injuries. He recovered conscious
ness in the hospital and the physicians
thought he might recover.
The auto that struck him 10 owned by
r. C. Pruyn of Albany. a delegate to the
convention. and Bishop Nelson. assistant
Bishop OF Albany, was in the car with him.
Mr.. Pruyn and his chauffeur were arrested
and bailed to appear in police court to-
morrow.
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Ambulance wrecked by Gar: Two Hur,

While answering a sick call last night
the Newark City Hospital ambulance was
struck by "A trolley car at the corner Of
Bergen and Bank streets AMI wrecked.
DIR. William Evans. Jr., house ply ~sician,
who was on the ambulance. was badly
injured about the body and lege. William
Roke. the driver. received several wounds
They were taken back to the hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
". u. DAVENPORT MIST REPORT.
Former Public administrator Of Brooklyn
Told 10 Account for an Estate.

William Il. Davenport. former Public
administrators Of Brooklyn. was summoned
before Surrogate Church in Brooklyn yes
terddy to SHOW cause why he shouldn't be
punished for contempt in failing TO obey
the Courts order Of April "a. 1907. TO make
an accounting of his administration Of the
estate of Eliza T. White. who died in 1891.
II was charged that Davenport had made
no accounting since 1903.
Surrogate Church decided that inasmuch
as Davenport hadn't been serve personally
with the order Of last April. he wouldn't
punish him for contempt. but would give
him until October IL to make his report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
RDIC
kept to Her StaterOOm ~ Sea Just Be-
cause M wanted 10 Rest.

board the steamship Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
She kept to her DON nearly the whole
way across the ocean. She declared. how
ever, that she was a good sailor and wasn't
seasick. She kept to her because she
wanted a complete rest Nine. Nordica
said:
Il shall sing for Mr.. Hammerstein this
season. There is no truth in the report
that | shall leave him. I ave signed a
contract with Mr.. Hammerstein and ex-
peC' 10 carry IL out"
Nine. Nordica said that ground would
soon he broken for her american B~ayreuth.
enterprise. which will be on the banks Of
the Hudson. She will open ut the a
haitian Opera House on November 4 in La
Giaronda
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MAGISTRATE HOUSE, Worse.

The condition Of City Magistrate Freder-
lex B. House. who was thought to be recov-
ering from double pneumonia. became crid-
cal last night when n~eurasthenia developed.
DR.. Janeway. who Ii attending him. hold
out hope ot his recovery II he has strength
enough 10 withstand the high fever with
40 bad that his family and immediate
friends were warned To. prepare for the
worst. 80" .-
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STUDENT FORGOT HIS NAME.

Lost wesleyan ACadHhe BOY F0uhu WORK.
ing In . shop In Rome.
WIBRAHAM. Mass. Dot. a.-Walter Car
roll OF Rowe. thsW Wesleyan Academy student
who disappeared * m~ysteriousfy from
WiIbraham last May and for whom a search
was conducted for weeks, has been located
In Rome. N. Y. through q letter to his
friends In Rowe.
shop in Rome under the name Of Charles
Bradley. She 10 returning to Rowe with
her brother to-day.
Carroll's letter said that he could not re-
member how he came to b In Rene. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
CHOKED WITH A sHOESTRING.
MissIng Italian Boy Found Murdered In
Outskirts Of Bridgeport, Conn.

~BRrDoEroRr. Conn. Oct. s.-The naked
body OF Philip Mastroyani. the n~ine-year-
old son OF Robert Mastroyani. an Italian
foreman was found In q clump Of bushes
in the outskirts Of the city to-day. He
had been strangled with a shoestring.
The boy had been missing since last
Sunday and the discovery was made by
a ~chestnutting party. Police Chief Birm-
ingham said tonight that the boy was the
victim Of a degenerate. There is no clue.
except that Chief Birmingham is convinced
the murderer was a shoestring vender
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tests. ds-,dins ~ follo~ me ds,,s,ors ~ the
international conference ~ Osssrd snd
orssn,te q great -pssd race for neat year
IN sc,ovdfnce Nth m. rules sdop'ed ~
os'end using the fofmuls Then pr"posed
and since accsp,sd nv the Au,omohtie Club
~ France FOR It, isos Grand PRIV ltslv.
however. will only recoan,,e those trials.
contests and races for touring css. Witch
are act dovn On the ~ntsrns,ions calendar.
Witch 10 nov betns drawn up. In order to
prevent useless Efforts IN the part ~ Italian
ma ere IN case M unired rode 10 presented
nv International eHort - regard. events
for touring csrs. then italy wtll Itself draw
one up. In addition. In vis~ Of the fact
that foreign made cars have been racing
under the names and colors n thor nlial
companies In italv and elsewhere. " has been
suggested that the following clause h. includ-
cd In all rules for motor TAR events: That the
place Of origin II the car he declared and
the name Of the actual maker NJ the car.
Moreover Italy will recognize ONLY such
races held over . distance Of ~ least fifteen
miles and only events the date. ~ which
have been decided within the frat three
months Of isos. Tins IL done IN order TO pre-
vent the useless multiplication Of small
events
The American Motor League announces
that IL is distinctly opposed to road racing
and to the speeding Of motor cars on the pub
lie highways. Its ener sies are to he entirely
directed to the securing Of better laws. better
roads and better treatment for those auto
mobiiists who now suffer for the sins Of a
few reckless offenders. The league main
tains q departm ent where each member may
register q complete description Of his car
and thus enhance the chances OF apprehend-
ing the thief and recovering the machine in
case Of theft. On learning Of the theft OF
any registered machine belonging to n mem
bar the aaCr0f aFV ar nnga aenda paftns NTH
a full description of the stolen car. to the police
authorities and to all dealers and garage
owners within a radius Of several hundred
miles from the place OF then. The league
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
Oregon ShOr Line Reflects Directors

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Oct. e.-At the
annual meeting Of the Oregon Short Line
to-day the old board Of directors was elected
unanimously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
SAYS HE STOLE $4,000.
Prisoner Declares II WA His share In .
Real Estate Transaction.

Samuel Kulla. a real estate dealer Of sos
Third avenue. was arrested yesterday by
Lieut.. Grfen OF the Central once on the
complaint Of Herman Griese OF PEA Fast
Nineteenth street. who accuses him Of the
larceny Of $4,000. Dries says that Kulla,
who had power Of attorney for him. drew
$40. 600 OF his money from the Bronx Borough
Bank while he was in California and appro-
priated IL TO his own use.
Kulla says the $40. 900 was his share Of a
real estate deal with Griese. KuIla had
s.. 400 and four bank books with deposits
OF 81. 900.
He was held in the Jefferson Market court
for a hearing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
A MEAN TRADE

Greek VINO Swindled Turkish 1mmigrants
Sent to Penitentiary.
Socratis Nichitatis. n Greek. was SEN
fenced yesterday in Special Sessions to six
months in the penitentiary for petty larceny.
The complaint was made by fifteen Turkish
immigrants whom he had swindled. He
represented to them hat he had jobs for
them in Canada. and Nichitatis collected SOS,
all the money h men had. Then they
were put in a wagon, driven to the Will
iamsburg Bridge and sent to Flushing.
n "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
CRUISER STALKING A DERELICT.
Tho vesuvtus Puts Out From Boston to
Destroy . Floating Menace

Destroy . Floating Menace.
BosroN, Oct. s.-The torpedo cruiser
v~esuvius has started from the Charlestown
Navy Yard in an endeavor TO locate and
destroy a derelict which is floating about
some sixty miles east Of Boston light
ship.
Incoming steamers AVE reported the
wreck to the photographic Office at WASH
ington as especially dangerous, and the
navy yard officials were directed to send
a tug or some small craft out TO find and
destroy IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10

PAZO OINTMENT 10 guaranteed 10 cure any
fsse OF Itching. Bllnd. Bleeding or Protruding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10

Aute Apparel 10 go thing apart
Garments p~roissssdiy dss,snsd 10 900 o specific nssd
must ll w. Many peculiar features ara required IN
the aufs Of tho sutotsa
Exposure 10 ths elements demands apparel hat an
suess drynsss, warmth, protection sssinst stmcsphsrsc
CHANCES wind and dust
Yet With oil these features must be- included the means
IA for freedom and ease of bodily movement thst On
occupation o. pasttms 10 active necssstates.
And Isst. bu, by no means Isast-slessncs.
Re scuss ssmict ~s Employ SHY h@s hsbrss that hsvs sssn thoroughly
tested n me sr~ks ~ ne ksstss' usss
To provide hs needed .ssry Of ~uor va cut I'll es armsn" with hn.
easy graceful hnss-~Nh never thought Of sMupns
As Tor elegance our designs follow The ines Of hs bu accepted medss-
with our wn srsasL feature 81 AsuWeuvsnss sddsd
"~"'"" 6aks i Qurapaty "".~~
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Brain Photographs

or mind pictures are first formed by the great Archi-
tect, Engineer, Statesman or Merchant, before planning
a 'skyscraper," a mighty bridge, a national campaign
or an industrial revolution.
On the clearness Of the brain photograph, depends
the measure of success in each great undertaking.
small one either!
Properly nounshed brain and nerves constitute
the machinery for making mind pictures" that can be
depended on for successful work in great or small
affairs. A true
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IRmilrp@A Bsmsis
Cwassassed q svssssss
wsttcMf

$50 sssss Wssss % sr,s~s~ Sgsf
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Hafs - 80 als sg Ugs tVs
saA 80 ~ sPfRt 80 5000
p uessas - sssr lSsrsssy supsss
asssfes f~sse sssf . passs esswes
w v ssreeef eyes ~ ssfesp
90 y ssfssf f4eps $50 ~ - <ssNss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10

Italy has ollowed the lead Of France In
making early arrangements for Its 1908 con-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18

Ger Tleiih Srnlt Der.
lall9t ole 3u%loiiuns bon Hobott oiti
Den 9nbncn fir 6leiid Senoungen,
Die nad) Dem NuslanDe 9eben. Sic
Seitimmunaen oes Glfins = @clebes
ieien notwithstanding, weil oaonrd)
Der Grpprtbunbcl belaltet nnb bccin-
trohti9t mcrhc. Cine ionoerborc SO.
off. Hobottc iil,b fir bcn iluiid)en-
itoatlihen &oloel pcrboten llnb fir
oen @rportbonoel iolen Tie geltottet
fem. Nan miro Nun ab5umortcn
baben, pie lid oas 8unbesobergc-
ridlt 5u Der Sprberiltg Der @rob.
iflGd,ter itcllt. pb cs Die billigereil
Grpprtfrnd,ten eutbeibt. Ios mare
Die anerfenrul,g hes @%fnnbioscs:
9iQie fir boS allslanb n1,o tbeller
I'M Snlono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-18
HcfanntntG6ungcn.
shreau Der strahenourhbrud,s 6 pmmi0dre.

aItlmore, Is. Siiober 1907.
Separate lluo pcriieaclte Nnaebuie, All. ben
Pouro of glpnrhs.+ Gare Of The Gin Ne9i'ier, "
a%Srefit5t losroen sSn, Siaot'sieai,,5atSr in Isi,
80. Ettobcr 1907, II ubr 9prmittass, ents
eF.sssen aesgomHgeg iilr Die yiiSsatSSgH n, ben @oi;
oitrifiSirten 3icecliteinen. NiiuIiibic. Ispbalis
BIodcn ODER nSbcct"sglspbal bet
MdItnNoS $40 a~n5isitcn Strafc, uun Der Gulpert'
bis Sur Ct. YaMl' StraRc.
Sic euntraitpera bungs: Peb1roe bcbdlt lid
oas Jtedt Dor, irGeub iuelde ltnh ale gltacbote
6u oerluerien. Gin beelaibiater Gbed in Der
Sobe hes in ben Spe6tftiatipnen onaesebeilen
9etrd 9es, 5abIbur an hcil Wluppr lno Stabiratb
BON Baltimore, mub iebem slneebot ~beigefiigt
fein.
Spe5ifiiatioHeu uno Nlgebo.s. SoriniIare mers
ben auf NppliiatioIl III oiefem Piireai g~elieieri,
no RldIle lnb Prutilc eineeiebeH iueroeri fonnen.
Snmcs q. Smitb,
RrdIioent Der StrabeIlburcbbrud SO onlmiifdre
eugene i. GiuO9ers,
GIerf.
@utgebciBen:
I. Narrp Miabuul,
HrIiioent Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tStilS,19,21 y. %, "a, 1926, %, 2g)
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Charles Mina.

IS itarb an Is, ottcber 1907 Charles ,8in9.
Rin9. @eripar6te nno 5reunoe iiuo eiugefloe1.
ben IrnucrsGeremonicn al Sreitas, gsatftii'
TAGS 123 ll1L IN feiner gSobnunG, Nr: 635.
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