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His,orian-col. G. c. Knifin.. washing

Historian-CoI, G. c. Knifin. washing
ton, d. c..
Executive committee-Gen. James Bar
nett, chairman Gen. Charles II. GrOsvenor,
Gen. Frank G. Smith, Capt. III. s. Cham
berlain. Capt. j. w. Foley. Sergt. d. NJ.
Steward, Gen. Smith D. Atkins, Maj. ]. NJ.
Farquhar, officers of the society ex officio.
Organized in February, 1868. Present
membership $50.
Officers of the Society of the Army of the
Ohio:
President-Gen. Thomas ]. Henderson.
Vice president-Gen. J. S. Easement.
LOCAL vice president-Capt. Geo. Redway.
Treasurer-Maj. j. F. Stewart.
Executive commttee-Capt. A. F. McMil-
Ian, chairman; Capt G. A. Lyon, Capt. =.
A. Ragan, J. G. Burchfield. Theodore F.
Brown. Capt. Robert Armour, Col. John A.
Joyce. N. N. Mccullough.
Publication committee-Capt. ]. c. Nor
gan, chairman; Capt z. A. Fenton. Capt
w. P. Pierce, J. r. Weathers, Clark Arnold
Lieut.. J. H. Simpson. Lieut.. N. II. Merrill
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S. ": John JOY Edison u. S. V: Myron NJ.
S. v; John R. Young. U. S. v; Capt.
Horace G. Jacobs, L. S. v: DIR. William
Tindall. L. S. ": DR.. Franklin T. Howe,
L. s. V. Vice chairmen-1st Corps-Col.
Robert G. Rutherford, L. S. "A. Capt.
Jerome +. Johnson T. s. V I'd Corps
Capt. Charles Lyman, L. S. v; Capt Will
liam p. Saville, L. s. ": Capt. James M.
Edgar, L. s. "; Major Alfred r. Quaiffe.
Sergt. Orville D. Thatcher, L. s. ": Capt.
James 8. Wycoff U. s. V. Sd Corps
Major Richard w. Tyler. U. S. A; Col.
Edwin S. Pierce. L. S. V; Thomas b. San
ders. L. S. :. 4th Corps-Ames F. Med
ford. L. S. V: Capt. Seth w. Tuley, U. s.
"; Chaplain William II. Black, u, 8. v.
9TH Corps-Col. Robert Reyburn, U. 8. w.;
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Corresponding secretary-Col. William F.
Fox, Albany, N Y.
Organized in 1853 Membership 1900 in
1907
Officers of the Society of the Army of the
Tennessee:
President-Gen. GrenvilIe NJ Dodge, Iowa
Vice presdents-Maj. C. s. Stanton, Mis-
sissippi; Capt. John B. Cotton. Missouri
Capt. John Crane, New York: Mrs Louisa
A. kemper, Ohio; Col. Charles A Morton
North Dakota; Mai ]. A. Picker. South
Dakota; Capt. Joseph p. Reed, Iowa; Gen
Lewis r. Parsons, Illinois; Gen. T. ]. Kin
ney, Illinois; Gen. D. ]. Craigie. L. S. A.
Washington, D. c.. Capt. .ohn C. Nelson
Iowa
Corresponding secretary-Maj. w. H
Chamberlin. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Treasurer-Maj. Augustus NJ. Van Dyke
Cincinnati, Ohio
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man. Gen. Henry E Tremain, Lieut.. John
Tregaskis. Gen. Newton M. Curtis, Gen.
Van Hartness Bukey, Sergt. Maj. George
w. States. Capt. George B. Fox, George
H. Patrick. Capt. W. A. Howe, Gen. How
ard l.. Porter, Gen. Nicholas w. Day. Maj.
James H. Reeve, Gen. William Birney Gen.
Horatio G. Gibson Col. John J. McCook.
Gen. George L. Gillespie, Sergt. Charles D.
Marcy.
Treasurer-Lieut. Frank S. Halliday, 60
Hicks street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Recording 'secretary-Gen. Horatio c.
King Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Germanism in America.

From the Leipzig GrensCoten.
The main supports of Germanism in the
United States are the German clubs. the
press, the German theater. German schools.
and above all, the German churches, what
ever be their creed-Catholic. Methodist or
Lutheran. As soon these pillars are I'M
dermined Gernianism in that country Is
doomed. and these pillars are fast becoming
undermined.
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Brig. Gen. George A. Woodward U. s. A.
Washington Heights Citizens Association
Charles A. Doug as, James J. hampton. s..
Walter Woodward. Edgar Scott Douglas.
Benjamin 3. Bradford Gibbs L. Baker.
Lester A. Barr, William 4. Hill. Franklin
T. Sanner w. Henderson Moses, Thorn as
w. Smith, Frishie G. Eker Thomas c..
Noyes. Clifford X. Bergman, Charles ia
cobs, Frederick l.. Siddons. Col. Leonidas s.
Livingston, Judge George w. Norris, Judge
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Moving Pictures That Talk,

From the London Magazine of Commerce
The "chronomegaphone" is the scientific
name given to new apparatus invented
by M. Leon Gaumont of Paris. A moving
picture Is thrown on a screen, and an the
figures move the chronomegaphone gives
them speech. We thus get a combinstion
OF cinematograph and photograph.
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Potomac.
and Trust Company. Vice chairmen-at
large-The admiral of the navy Lieut.
Gen. Samuel B. M. Young. Z. S. A.; Lieut.
Gen. John c. Bates, U. s A: Rev. .,alter
E. Elliott. u. 8. v; Col. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. U. S. ": Col. Charles C. Mott, U.
s. w.: Capt. Stanton J. Peelle, o. s. ";
Job Barnard. L. 8. "; Capt. Thomas Ryan,
U. S. v. Adjutant William S. ShalIen-
berger. U. s. "; Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver,
U. S. "; Frank W. Hackett, u S. w. N;
Col. George Truesdell. u. s. v: Brig. Gen.
William w. Dudley, U. s. "; Col. Henry
w. Fuller. U. S. ". Maj. Gen. William Biz
ney. u. s. "; Col. Archibald Hopkins L.
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Doctor (returning late at night and noting
burglar disappearing out OF the back win
dow-"Hey, there! What you want here go
Burglar-'.Nothng thanks. feel much
better now.'-Translated for Transatlantic
Tales from Fliegende Batter
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U.s.v. 18th Corps, Brig. Gen. Eliphalet
whittlesey. U.s.v.; Maj John NJ. Carson.
U.s.v.; Maj. Adolph Won Haake. U.S.v.;
Corps, Brig. Gen. Ezra A, Carman, U.S.V.;
Lieut. George E. Davis, U.S.v.; DIR. Law
renee Wilson, U.S.V. 18th Corps Brig. Gen.
renee. U.s.v. 18th Corps, Mai Charles F.
Larrabee, U.S.A.; Maj. Henry W. Sanford.
U.s.v. ed Corps, Capt. Stephen ]. Null
hall. U.S.A.: Amos Hadley, U.S:V:; Alex
H. Reeves. U.s.v 18th Corps, Maj. Gen.
Jesse M. Lee. U.S.A.; Brig. Gen. Daniel d.
Wheeler, U.s.A. McDowelrs Corps. Brig.
Gen. Ira C. Abbott. U.S.v.; Maj. Hannibal
Gen. Wesley Merritt. u:s:A.; Brig. Gen.
Edward w. Whitaker. U.S.v.: Brig. Gen.
David s. Gordon. U.S.A.; Benjamin F.
Leighton, u.sv; Dr.; Aionzo Q, Bliss. Us.
David E. WEIGH, U.S.v. Artillery Corps,
Brig Gen Horatio G. Gibson, U.s.A.; Mai
| Gen. Wallace F. Randolph. U.S.A.; Capt.
Luther R. Smith. U.s.v.; Adjt. Charles w.
George L. Gillespie, U.S.A.; Brig. Gen.
Alexander Mackenzie. U.S.A. Signal Corps,
! Brig. Gen. Henry H. c. Dunwoody, U.S.A.
Lieut. George c. Round, U.S.V. Staff corps,
| Brig. Gen. Charles F. Humphrey. U.s.A.;
! Brig Gen. George W. Ballock U.S.V.: Brig
Gen. George M. Sternberg, U.S.A.; Brig.
Gen. George Bell; U.sA;: Brig. Gen. George
| Hustled, U.S.V.; Capt Robert s. Lacey,
| U.S.V Navy, Rear Admiral Theodore r.
Jewell, US. N: Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
| Schley, U.SN.; Rear Admiral Charles D.
Sigsbee, U.S.N.; Rear Admiral Asa Walker,
U.SN.; Marine Corps, Brig. Gen. George c.
| Reid, USING; Col. Green Clay Goodloe,
USING; Col. Augustus s. Nicholson,
USING.
Grand Army of the Republic.
| Grand Army of the Republic-Past COM
manders-in-chief Gen. John c. Black,
U.SV.; Capt. John r. King. U.SV.; Cor
poraI James Tanner. U.S.V. Past vice COM
| nander -in-chef: Harrison Dingman, U.S.V
Past department commanders: De Alva s.
Alexander, U. s. "; Capt Nathan Bick-
ford, U. s. Benjamin F. Bingham, U.
s. ": Capt. Newton NJ. Brooks, U. 8. VI:
Jerome B. Burke, u. s. "; George E.
Corson, U. s. "; Andrew Dinsmore u 8.
": Benjamin F. Entriken. U. 8. "; Calvin
Farnsworth, q. S. w.; Solomon E. Faunce,
U. 8. "; Capt Abraham Hart u. 8. VI;
Arthur Hendricks. u. 8. ": Thomas 8.
Hopkins, U. s. "; William S. Odell. U. s.
": James NJ Pipes. u. 8. ": Maj. A. H. G.
Richardson. U. g. "; George H. Slaybaugh
U. s. ": Israel w. Stone. U. s. "; Col
M. Emmett Urell. U. 8. v.
Military Order of the Loyal Legion-Past
commanders: Brig. Gen. George L. An
drews U. 8. A; Col. Redfield Proctor. U.
8. "; Rear Admiral Francis M. Ramsey.
U. 8. N: Brig. Gen. Ellis Spear, L. 8. ";
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge, u. s.
N; Brig. Gen. John NJ Wilson. U. s. A;
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Maj. Gen. Daniel e. Sickles,
Ex-President Society Army of the Potomac.
Harry M. Clabaugh, Alex. T. Hensey, Apple
ton P. Clark, jr., Archibald l.. McLachlen,
Col. Edie B. Townsend. J. Miller Kenyon,
Charles A. Oswell, Frank B. Jones, James
B. Winner, Edward J. Stellwagon, Conrad
ii. Syme. Edwin c. Brandenburg Bernard
M. Bridget. Oscar w. White. Edward J.
Walsh. John T. Hendrick. Judson c. Glenn
ents Joseph Paul. Charles w. Simpson,
Charles M. Irelan. Rev William r. D,
Moss, Rev. Herbert Wilson, Andrew Will
son.
Subcommittee.
Chairman finance committee, Gen.. VIM.
w. Dudley, U. 8. W; chairman committee
on membership. Capt Stephen j. MuIhall.
u. 8. A: chairman committee on citizens
organizations, Gen. George NJ Sternberg.
U. 8. A.: chairman committee to wait on
President, Gen. Joseph P. Sanger. U. s. A.
chairman committee on music, DR.. Franklin
T. Howe, U. S. "; chairman committee on
badges, Capt. Abraham Hart. u g. ":
chairman committee on hall and rooms, Col.
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His Final Retirement.

After month spent in replenishing sup
plies and putting the army in condition for
an advance Mcclellan by a skillfully con-
cealed movement reached Warrenton, COM
pleteIy severing the confederate army, a
part of which had been detached TO Gull
pepper, while the rest remained in the Shen-
andoah valley. Here was McCellan's OPP
portunity, and it his purpose, as stated,
to fall upon each wing and beat in it detail
when the order came from Washington re-
lieving him from command of the army.
Such in brie is the history of McClellan's
On his being relieved of command he went
a soldier was ended. He never but once
returned 10 this city and then he attended
the banquet of the Army of the Potomac in
1898. At that banquet he made the first
public reply to his critics and detractors
He reviewed his connection with the Army
of the Potomac from the time he took COM
mand until his retirement. The address
was calm and dispassionate and he was
frequently interrupted by cheers and ap-
plause. In closing he said:
That army which 1t was my fortune to
organize and create. which under my COM
man5 became an army of veterans. which
under me received its first baptism in that
sea of fire and blood through which for
four long years II plunged with uplifted
life of the nation until ii emerged at APP
pomattox-the. grand Army of the Po-
tomac-l as its earliest and only living
commander. am proud to believe stands
the equal of any OF the historic armies of
the world in efficiency, In valor and achieve
ment. l was right when In the beginning
of our campaign | said to you that that
mans measure of honor and glory would
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William w. Brown, L. s. ": Maj Gen.
Henry c.. Merriam. u. s. A.; MAI Gen.
Hamilton S. Hawkins. u. s. A; William H.
Beck, u. s. v. 9th Corps-Brig. Gen.
John c.. Gilmore. L. S. A: Brig.
Gen. Edward B. Williston L. S. A.
7th Corps-Lieut. j. Edwin Brown, u.
s. V. (past commander-n-chief.U U. " La
Sth Corps. Brig. Gen. Van Hartness Bukey
U.S.V.; Capt. Bernard T. Janney, U.S.V.;
Capt. Thomas H. Mckee. U.S.V. 9th Corps
Maj. Gen. George w. Davis, C.S.A.; Amos
F. Cunning, U.Sv.: Capt. Charles A. Clark,
U.S.V.; John NJ. Dalzell U.S.V. 10th Corps,
Mai. Frank A. Butts, U.S.V.: Col. Joseph
Noble, U.Sy.; Capt. Thomas J. Moore,
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- '''I''! " w NTH! OF IbT IVtONlic.
orde : and un0er his supervision. Later our
TROOPS prshted in every engagement by i'm
proViS defenses jhat were of stone. ailS
and trees. and never lost an opportunity to
work Ike beavers and dig like moles when
in the presence of W ~. slkiilful and low
crfui lee. When he made the celebrated
march IN obedience to the cry On to Rich
monG. ne chose the land aoute as his plan
of OPERATION, and. although he failed at
that time. that same route was finally
adopted by Gen. Grant. ard by lis per-
sisten. hammeriag. without any interfer-
ence from the civilian officers al the capi-
tai te finally reached and captured Rich
mona. McClellan's original plan, known
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Recording Secretary, Society Army of the Potomac
rale of the Union army was not destroyed
or its confidence in its leader shaken.
The authorities at Washington deeming
further efforts on the peninsula useless
withdrew the army. leaving Mcclellan prac-
tcaly without a command. new COM
mander was called from the west, Gen.
John Pope to lead the discounted but not
discouraged forces. The disastrous second
luIl Run battle is well remembered by vet
Grams of the Army of the Potomac even
now. II was the darkest year in the history
of the war.
McClelian's reassignment to the command
of his army acted like magic. Imme
diately out of chaos came order, the ma
ton once more breathed freely and courage
took the place of despair With scarce two
weeks 10 equip and rehabilitate a dispirited
army, he met eXultant enemy at An
tetam. defeated and drove him across the
Potomac. He has been censured for not
following up his victory. and so was Gen.
Meade because he did not capture or
drive the enemy into the river after the
grand repulse at Gettysburg. On both oc-
caslons the great and glorious army of
the Potomac had been Sorely pressed by
three days of the most terrible fighting, and
the commanders, uniformed OF the de-
moraliZation of their foes, were unwilling
to risk the pursuit which they feared might
deprive them of the immeasura BILE benefit
of their victories. But both had accom-
plished great results they had driven back
the invaders of the north and had saved
the nation.
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Recording secretary-Col Cornelius cadIe
Cincinnati. Ohio
Organized at Raleigh. N. c., April IA.
1859 Present membership about 500
Officers OF the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland:
President-Gen, Gates p. Thruston. Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Corresponding secretary-Maj W. J. Col
burn, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Treasurer-Gen. Ezra A. Carman. WASH
ington, d. C.
Recording secretary Private Orlando A..
Somera.
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6Crporrlli qCc0rt. Soliitiid) ipicItc
Eroi. @ooowin lcdl5 Gtil0crL Gin @rc-
IQ0c, cillcu Mul5cr ln0 Die Sour
9olnOc bon Gbopin nit NroBcr Gcd)
ltif ln0 fcincr Glcgon& bier mo ou
ubcr in ioItJrm Icntp0, 0ub Ole &ldr-
belt ctluuS 81 fltr6 fam. Erof. NSirb
gum ShIllB Ou2 bctnnntc &it
uon Bad, 0o9 NbcnolicO Don Sd)lt-
lnonut llllo Elm Gonjcrt fiir Gcuo bon
SulcS pc Sncrt, Sn ocn bci0cn or
item Gompoiitioncn bate Scr &iinIrlrr
@Clcgcnbcit, cilcn ihGncn morlncn
Gelloton gu cntioltcnL lu1brcno Ole
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@cgcn WungelS nn clltcnl
8cicB, peld)ea ljd ailI Den tSnll oll'
ipe1ocn lieBc, nlllBte gcitern Eoll5ri.
rid)ter @runnon in ser mittleren 40
li5ciitotion Die $50. George ". Moore
mo y. $. Bolt 5mei &ouilclltc, mel
dc ongcihuloiQt moren, Den 3ltrltt
5u ibrcm Sobritllbl nitt acnllgcno
Acid)iibt 81 babCn cntlollen. Vcfunnt'
lid tano Der Goli5iit SuliilS Ming
Gnlo pom mittleren Siltrifte nelllld)
g(benos sic Sbiirc. mcldc 5u ocnr
Gleuotor oeS @cb0ltoeS Yer. : unO 4,
observation-disclosures, fiIbrt, oiIen, Gr
glollbtc, oob Der Glcpator lid OH cbc'
ner grbc bcfilloe unb ibot cinen Crit.
~porluGrts. mobci ct onrd oen Sd)od)t
in Den Seller ~Ititr5tc nno %crbeblld)e
G~erlebungen DAMON trug.
0eum tenmahl |. = Tidter u.
". Gunn upu ocm @~aiicn!8cridt lit
in ser iGbrlid)cn. @eneral-Terlomm
lung Der nSobre Der Sreiwiaigeil
Scucrlpehr : Ectcraneu" gum Erdli'
oentcn crluohlt mor0en. Gie ilbrlgell
@eomten linb: SieesTrGiioent Iler.
onbcr SlapSman. jun., protofolliren-
ser Sctret0r :. Nc. Berger, Slnon5-
SefretGr Sboa. &. Streett. Sd)dB
n%leiitcr :. y. Tenbarbt, Sber-Snge.
niellr Iupio z. llamoll, IiIiitent q
". Smith mo Ibiirbiiter Somuel Z
I%ufebart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

u ut0cnug ii Baltimore?
- InihIieBcno al ons an Conner.
itag ultcr Dem Sitel .Scimild]c Otu4
iifcr" I'M rGeutidcn Correspondent
ten" pcr6iientlihte Shrciben beS
Scrrn Senrp Gitel, SefrctGr Der
nMuiifcrsllnion," id)rcibt 9crr e.
Hollcf, cin Miiglicb Der llnion Dem
nGorrciponbentcn:" D@ic tomult cs,
bob Sic r~eiienoen Sbeatcr Gompag-
nie'n bier in Baltimore fomiid)c
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit eincm Or
DIETER bon 5ebn bis 5wolf Wulifern
hurfiiibrer, mGhreno IN Nep.Dort,
VbilaOclpbio ulto @oiDin9ton, mic
i'd iclbit geieben mo angebort, eli!
polIes Nrd)eitcr mihuirtt, wie Die
Enriiturcn es uoridrelbcn? Sit oas
@altimorcr Eubliflm Dem bon Nem-
Yorf, philadelphia mo @oibillgton
ciiun llid]t ebenbilrtig Oub Die bctrci-
fenOen Sperntruppcn MIR ctluus SOL.
bes bieten oiiriet? @aS Die Ginnah-
men alrbelanet, 10 mad)en Die Spern.
geieIlidaiten bier icbr gllie 8eid)Gf-
te; Die 6%inan5iragc tam ocSbalb
nift in 0etrabi fommcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

Shlubnlumncr @elcgcnbcit CAB, olld,
nit elmer GIattcn 1chnit 81 briaircn
Sn Sri. Clara Nid)erIelo botte Scr
GcQilt cine olls9e5cifncte 9cgleitcrilt,
Sir oos gcitrigc Tctitol mar Der be
riibnlte @eigcr Gcior Sbomion III
Nualid)t gcnommcn; oa lid Scr &ilnlt.
Ter abcr cillcn Nrm ucrrcnft hat.
tomnlt cr in bicicr Sniion iibcrbnllpt
nitt noh NmGrifo. Snl llGdItcn nc
citol. ont Is. Gnnunr, miro ubcr ull'
icr Erlblifum mieocr cinmol @clcgcn-
belt bnben, Die 1robe @ei1crin Wouo
Eoluell 5lt borcll. NGditen Gicnlta0
9todmitto9 4 llbr miro Der b%crilbmtc
Wrlit 9 Eooogogc ms Eio1iit Gr.
Otto &cibcl I'M oEcoboDp. Snititlit"
Gin Nccitol" gcben, Dos ic.
oenfolS ichr intcrcilont mcrocn miro
rlo oe2bolb ltart bcilldt mcrbcn
ioutc.
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Tns Mcttcr.

6iir Morplono uno ocn Giirrift
Columbia hcrtc flor flor mo fGlter,
morQen flur uno mariner, lucitlidc
@inGe.
Iic b0dltc 5cmpGrotlr mar &c.
itern @ @roo ltrl 8 llbr MorAcn@,
oie nicori0c IA @ro0 I'M s llhr
g(bcnoS.
Sn sen iibrigcn 0lln0cs 9 WcttCr.
Stntioncn ipuroe IN OCn lcbtcn q
Stun6cn Scr ioIgcnOc nicOriGite
Shcrmomcteritonb pcr5cihnct; Galt-
port &c. Eortlorb 20, Bottom 3G. Nl,
bonn "a. 9fcp.Yorf 40, NbilooeAbio
~. Moibill0tcn Al, NorioE 80, Gbor.
lotto -, &ottrroS 90, NilminGton
Sc. GborIcitou 81. Soponnob 81,
SadioupiAe IS. Sllpitcr 10, acp.SScIt
GS. Ntlollto %, montgomery 56.
NcrusS Orleans GO, Fulcitinc 81, Sol.
peiton 46, Corpus Gbriiti i6, Wcm'
pbiS 36, GincicncnCoctic 81, Ntlolttic.
Gitp II, Hittsbrr9 81, OSme9o "a.
Buffalo 80. Glcpelunb -, Gctroit
80, Nlpeno %. Warquctic s. @recn-
Ban 10, Chicago -, Guluth s, ct.
Saul O. ct. 2olis %, &onioSGitn
20, Snlo6o 90, &uron Il @iSmurd
10, SABRE 10, SclCno 3S, Solt Sote
81, 9cnucr 2G, Flottc Is.
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