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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
OCEANIC 8. s. CO

tSPRECKELS LINE1
HoNoLULU-s- s Alameda sails II a. m. Sept.
5. Round trip S110.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S. S. Mariposa sails II
a. m. Sept II. Round trip. first class. SI25.
Scenic Hne TO New Zealand via Raretonga.
: Cook island: first, s167.50 10 Auckland; $3.50
third.
Passenger Dept. 673 Market St; Freight Office
so Clay st. Phone Temp 1881
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
rmal Session-l2 80 TO > D. N.
NIvolNG QUOTATIONS.
rarlEnnA-IA
TonoDaa District

r., Bid. Ask
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ar,a
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16

Uaion TFansier C01s1any agents c5IscE bagsgs and
checks on trains Of Southern Pacific and deliver %
residence They are authorized 20 check baggage dees
from residence.
q for Morning. Tor Afternoon.
fSrn1ay exreDted. rSunday oniys
Monday only.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
OCEAN TRAVEL

IicKET oFFIcE AT sAUsALrTo FERRY
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16

EAEtc , Ntrl-
Fnirview Gold Boulder.
Fairyiew Eagle ---..-.-..
Hazel Mining Co.
Minaz Pedrazzini. .--....
Nevada Cons. Stock ......
Nevada Hills. ..-....-.
Original Rawhide. ......
Pittsburg Silver Peak.
Ramsey -........
Rawhitle Queen. ........
D~.snd Maintain
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
ELROY KENT FOUND
IN PITTSFIELD. MASS.
Had Been Arrested For Stealing
a Bicycle.
WAS IDENTIFIED LAST SATURDAY

And Was Taken Monday 10 Rutland
Where He Is Under Indictment for
Murder-Ciaims He Went from Wa
terbary 10 New York State.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

Jag through tl.eils II corn and vegetables
aud By stealing chickens and fFuiI IIoii
The IaItneIs IA the yioinily.
HE diseiAlmnd all knosledge VI thu
death al Aiss tonssion, and tbs olliees'
could mol sel hlA ~ admit that he Mas al
amp tame an lhls aide u The oIeen moan
tam lango. hhen asked u al any us,s
the oIliprH ssw near ham during shs
hunla be auull only slnlle and hsy thai
he dlLnl gea.emluT "a that he Mas mol oil
this slde vi the mountain range, la az
lscaFanev ho aas somewhat ehansni, lhs
hapishilAs vi the chase telling on his Iug
gcd nalufe, aud ~ u u email nondct
that the oIiiocn IA Tie tNo towns Whrrv
be Nas arrested iallod Ia feoogniar hiin
iron the descriptions, Al the linie Of hls
esoapc he weighed l13 pounds but when
ARRESTED he had fallen 10 seanl 40 Ia
weight.
he stated 10 the officers that irom the
lifsi oi September he kept dairy VI hls
whereabouts aud Jusi What be did, and can
lhis diary b. found II vail doubtless prove
interesting literature Tor the state officers,
A som a. Il Is practicable Deputy sbenn
N ilklhs wall Wait the site Of this supposed
camp aud u is believed by him that what
has been loil theTe BY Kent Nlll clear up
great part 81 the mystery Of his wander
inss, MIR. Nilkins Think iheio is not the
ieast doubt that Kent Mas responsible LOT
The death VI Miss Iongdun, and he also
believes that lac Mas N and around Brat
Ilcboro last August although Kent denies
lhis.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
GRANGE LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
Members Requested 70 Use influence In
Behalf OF Certain Laws.

Communications have been sent 20 mem
beers Of the grange throughout the state
urging them 10 usc all reasonable effort "a
induce the legislature 10 enact such laws
aud make such amendments to present
laws, covering a variety Of subjects, a.
viii be conducive 10 progress, equality, and
the general welfare. The communications
are signed by the state master, ueorac w.
Pierce Of Bmttleboro, the state SECRETARY,
A. A. Priest OF Randolph, aud the lcgisla-
| tive committee oi the state grange, 4. u.
smith OF Mouisyille, ex-oov. L. j. Bell OF
Walden and Z. A. Bump OF West sails.
bury.
these representatives OF the order rec
ommend the enactment Of law requiring
lire insurance companies TO pay the full
amount insured for IN ease Of total loss;
the teaching in public schools OF the Gle
ments OF the agricultural science and the
gradual introduction OF instruction ia the
common industrial occupations; an amend
mont 10 the present law so as 10 allow the
killing OF one deer Of either sex. with or
without horns, by any person during the
open season; increased appropriations by
the state Tor the Improvement OF high
ways, especially the widening and straight.
ening OF country roads, and more efficient
regulation of motor vehicles; the repeal Of
the law allowing offsets for debts owed
without the state; the enactment VI a law
eXempting from taxation all money loaned
on mortgages within the state where the
rate of interest charged does not exceed
ils per cent year; in the event of such
exemption, the repeal of.the law allowing
offsets for debts owed within the state;
the repeal Of the law granting TO corpora
tlons the option OF payment OF taxes upon
their gross earnings; the enactment Of
law requiring all railroads TO pay taxes
upon an appraisal OF actual cash value, at
the average rate paid by other real prop
ery within the state, judicious primary
election law to supercede the present eau.
Gus system, which is declared 10 be unsat
isfactory; state supervision OF timber cut
the ruthless slaughter of young growth, |
whether in connection with the traffic in
evergreen trees or with the cutting Of tim
Der lots.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
County NeWs.
WEST DOVER.

Miss Florence Stanley is working TO
Mrs. Leon Shippee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Atwood were il
Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Snow were visitors
in Wilmington Wednesday.
Miss LEILA Cook visited at her uncle's
Mandus Lyman's, the first of the week.
Dan Gallup of Dalton, Mass, visited at
his sisters Mrs ii. c. Davis's, recently.
Mrs. Charles May and daughter OF Mari
boro visited with Mrs. Francis Ottlgnon.
Louis j. Sylvester and James McRae
were in Brattleboro Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Miss Alice Dairy of Jacksonville is
| working at Mrs. Jennie Sylvester's this
| week.
Miss Ruth Gallup of Wilmington is
stopping with Mrs. James Atwood this
| week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. w. Ii. Parsons Wednesday after
noon, Nov IL.
w. I'll. Estabrook of Thetford is visit
ing his sons, Joseph and Roscoe Esta-
brook, this week.
Canedy & Collins will finish making
cider this week, having made much more
than they expected.
Men are working building dixie in the
river near George Adamss place. Frank
Harvey has the job.
The rain of Sunday, Monday and Tues
day was very beneficial, especially in put
ting out forest fires.
Misses Bessie and Hazel Davis of the
Wilmington high school spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents here.
The dance last week Friday night at |
the school house hall was well attended. |
There will be another one Friday night, |
Nov. 6.
W. Frank Jones was in East Dover
Monday to receive taxes. To save the |
discount on their taxes property owners
must pay them before Nov |.
Fire was discovered on the Hosea Mann
farm in the Bullock lot and pasture adj
Joining Ernest Howe about IL o'clock last
week Thursday About 50 men worked
nearly three hours before it could be
stopped 1t burned over about 70 acres.
Four men watched it all night.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
WEST 'WARDsBoRo.

Charles Sheldon has moved his famil,
to Cavendish.
Miss Rose Smith of Brookline is work
ing at L. L. Pixies.
Jerry Crawley has moved his family
from the Sheldon farm to Manchester.
Mr. Nichols and two friends from New
York are guests at Hazel cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smead visited rela-
tives in Halifax and Brattleboro recently.
F, w. Bacon is moving his mill from
near Hazel cottage to near Mr.. Gorham's
IN Jamaica.
Mrs. Bidguist has returned to her home
in Hartford, Conn, after spending several
months at Z. A. Selfor's.
Rev. R. A. Nichols of Waterbury, Ct,
former pastor of this place, is spending
a few days in town calling on friends.
An unused, barn owned by Edmund
Roberts was burned Tuesday night about
II o'clock. The fire is thought to have
been set by tramp.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lackey and daugh-
ter, Edith, returned Saturday from visit
with relatives in New London, Conn,
Hinsdale, N. H., and Vernon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
EAST DOVER.

Mrs. Warren of Brattleboro was at hel
farm over Sunday.
Lester Moore began work last Monday
for Henry johnson of Wiliamsville.
Don't forget about the Halloween social
tonight. A harvest supper for 10 cents;
just think of i'll
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Betterley of Brat
tleboro spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Betterley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. HI. Pratt.
Mrs. E. 0. Robinson of Wardsboro was
at Fannie Moore's Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week with display of millin-
cry goods.
About 40 of the friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lazelle gathered
at their home on Saturday evening to eel
citrate the 10th anniversary of their mar
riage. Games were played and most en-
joyable evening was spent. Refreshments
of cake and coffee were served and the
friends departed at late hour leaving Mr..
and Mrs. Lazelle sum of money and the
best wishes for many happy returns of
the day.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30

sons farm, returned TO New York cit,
Monday.
w. W. kidder is building a piazza oil
Mrs. Lila Pixies house.
Beatrice Jacobs spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Jacobs.
Mrs. Charles Rice, who has been very
i'll, is able TO sit up a little.
Mrs. Pixley of New York is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jane Lackey.
Edward Whitcomb has gone to help
Mrs. Alma Cummins OF Townshend
Mrs. Frank St Mary visited in South
Londonderry Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Nelson. who has been visiting in
Brattleboro, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Knight visited last
| week at W. II. Hamlton's in West
Townshend
Lewis llaskins of Worcester Mass. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
shall Haskins.
James Gleason, who has been visiting
his nephew, J. f. Gleason, returned to
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Rand and niece, Miss Nav
Howe of Townshend spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Julia Ware.
"A VI tHt tIHlOnI grange al
tended the Windham County Pomona
grange meeting in Jamaica Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Hamilton and Mrs. Fred
Houghton of West Townshend were call
ing on their many friends here last week.
The village school closes next Friday
afternoon, Nov. 6, with short program
commencing at 2 p. M, to which all are
cordially invited.
Rev. w. r. Stewart, who is holding
series OF meetings at South Wardsboro. |
preached in the Methodist church last |
Sunday morning.
The A. z. club will meet in the town
hall Thursday afternoon, Nov. 5, for the
election of officers for the ensuing year
and will serve chicken-pie supper from 6
to in the evening. A short entertain
ment will come after the supper. All are
cordially invited to be present, afternoon
and evening.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
Had q Close Call.

Mrs. Ada L. Groom, the widely known
proprietor of the Groom Hotel, Vaughn,
Miss, says: For several months | suf-
fered with severe cough, and consump.
ton seemed to have its grip on me, when
q friend recommended DIR. Kings New
Discovery. | began taking it, and three
fame of this life saving cough and cold
remedy, and lung and throat healer is
world wide. Sold at +. IL. Holden 4
Co.'S drug store. SOC. and sl.0O. Trial
bottle free.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
SOUTH WARDsBoRo.

Mrs. Harry Sage is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Cobb are visiting in
SALISBURY.
Mrs. John Shampine, who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Mrs. Bert Wright and little child are
visiting her father, G. B. Brown.
Rev. W. r. Stewart is holding gospel
meetings each night this week. There will
also be a meeting Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould were in West
Jamaica the first of the week, and Mrs.
W. II. Putnam and three children accom-
panied them home to spent the week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
Married Man in Trouble.

A married man who permits any mem
Der of the family to take anything except
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs, colds
and lung trouble, is guilty of neglect
Nothing else is as good for all pulmonary
troubles. The genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no opiates and is in a yellow
package. Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
PROCLAMATION
The Freemen of the
State of Vermont
George H. PrOuty.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:-

IO WHOM III MAY CONCEKN-
WHEREAS there has taken effect today Of the Gener
Assembly, the State Of Vermont approved October A 1908 wht
is in the words following
kind in this State shall the Governor @ that e1 BY reason Of
BY such
SECTION During by proclamation
close all provisions law covering and relating the close
jec the penalties therein prescribed s In amy person shall during
preceding s ssn 1 ns D D nma % @ the hunting wh
otherwise provided by law he shall be punished by fine Of
IS s, N, & 3 nation n shall published sRssa
st e e sa af be aia @ s '
COMMISSIONS who shall attend to the posting and publication the p1
by the Of Accounts
the provisions Of this ac make period
@ % R s s shall rnss isssd and sR sBsa
provided Section Of this act fix period Of consecutive working
@
specified provisions relating hunting
shall be and effect during the therefor fixed by proe
az its passage"
WHEREAS it appears the Governor of the State of Yer
the forests of the State of Vermont is liable to forest
fires, therefore,
mont the of the foregoing act of the General AS
semb do hereby and by this proclamation suspend the
for the hunting kind Of the State Of Vermont
and make and declare the period beginning
the d day Of October 1905 and including the 9th day Of No
vebe 1908 close for the hunting of kind of
anywhere within the borders of the State of Vermont
And all persons shall themselves accordingly and be
the provisions and penalties provided by the act above
caused the Great Seal of this State to be heeunto affixed
Done the Executive Chamber Montpelier this 21s day of
October the year Lord thousand nine hundred and
and of the independence of the United States the hum
s END thirty third $3.50
noo Governor AARON H. CIRCUIT Secretary Of Civil and
Ntary Affairs
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
WARDSBoRO.

John Wheeler has returned home from
Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Button, who have
been spending the summer on Miss SiInp-
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ScirathS 2iccn5cn.

Sol0cnoc ScirntGS Hlccn5c1 lpllrs
Sen 0CItcrn pom Glcrf oeS Common
YIcoS-8 cridtS ml9geitcllt:
@eurp i. Wofinion, 80, @lcnpille,
Wfo., mo emma &. So~ttcnitcln, 81
Sabre alt, Erincipc, WtO.
Charles i. Griffith, 81, II. Soltilo
g. Slider, IS Sabre oft; 2iccn5 gcboIt
pom :. 2. @eltmcr, Nr. 7O5, @orilld)-
Npcnllt.
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alt.
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Sabre alt.
&orl ". S~reirs, 26, nno Clara g.
Scnfcl, 2G Sabre oft; 2iccr5 gebolt
bon NIirco !. Senfcl, Nr. 800, Mclt'
2crin0tonitroBc.
Charles i. Charlton, %, mo GItcl-
la &. &uQca, 20 Sabre alt; 2iccnj &C.
bolt BON Stbo SrD, Nr. 135. NcIt-
Sor0toQoitrobc.
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ga, unp Qua &. Niger, Is Sabre olt.
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hilbert, 36 Sabre alt, geIGieoen.
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Mtorria @crnltcin, 26, mo Minnie
Sober. % Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt
bon NoItcr $. Ebilips, gtr. 24l, 0it,
orp.Npenle.
Moliton McS. Gears. 81, II. Mprtlc
StolinGS, Is Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt BON Sobn ). aclp, Hr. 800,
MooomnrOitrnbc.
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Wortin 2. Chapman, %, geidic.
oen, mo aotic Scott, SO Sabre alt,
Ir. 1906, SoriorO.ape.
Gborlcs a.. Sruing. 81, Nmelio
So, uno SnQie 5. Soroapop, "a
Sabre olt, Selma, Ella.
@iQiom $. @once, 81, Son1ilton
Wo., n10 Carrie W. gnis, 10 Iobre
alt; 9icen5 0cbolt bon 9llfreo @ias.
Samilton No.
@oltcr &. 9llid, 2S, uno Worp s.
j. @orrcit, II Sabre oft; 2icsn5 &C.
bolt bon Carroll 3. @orman, Nr,
POI, Iuguita.a penlle.
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@nieboll. - Sic Eropiocnccr
fanen bc1 nSriolcs" beocnflid nabc.
;9tur nod 10 Tllnftc lit Scr llntcr-
.idieo. Gie Erppiornccr unlo sic 9ui.
foloer muren bic cin5igen Clubs ser
oltlidcn 2iga, sic gcItcrn ipielten, II.
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Don 4 81 0. Iic Orioles" gobeu in
Splpofe, Woli., cine @oritelllng nit
Dem Nortigcn lrfaIcn Stub ols @eg-
ner. Gie Scorc mar 8 SIT 5 5u Gun.
item ocs Clubs bon Solpofc.
Ger ,Eearllt t. s III III c t.
II d brcnbc 9 IL unb Spor,
&erci," erlpGbltc il, iciner geitri.
gen Sibung folgcnoc @eomte: Yrd'
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8. y. SebnL Hlloolpb Wot, Sefre.
tar, Sobn Sumner, Sdobmciiter 81.
reftorcn: 6. s. @eber, $. 81. Seer,
Wortin Soneen, 6. $. Softer, Gbas.
9obn, @m. 9roiiel, &. j. Meislobn,
@. Eetcrien, s. &obinion unb 8. gtell,
berger.
glls Dem Sinon5 : geridt lit eriiht-
lid, bob Der Serein gegcnmartig nit
$1l0,7l6.52 arbcitct unO 6 Yro5ent
SiploenOe be5ablt meroen.
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Ger Mpbcrts.NnQ.

@oupcrnGtr Sort BON Ncp. Scrlep
fiinoigt an, Dab er Die Inter
lltdlng ocS @iaiomS . &obertS'
YATES in sic Sun0 nebmen mill.
Su oem @illiontS > Hoberts 6aa,
Scr lcit elmer @ode Die SeniationS-
Erciie oes 2onoeS in gltbem bait,
nrfieln sic Situntionen bon 5ag 81,
Gag foleiooIfopartig. Seoer Gag
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Sog miocrrufen SIT merbch. Nnn bat
@ouperneur Sort bon Nems Seriep
lcine ablidt perfiitoiGt, BOB er Die
lluter iufnng Der 9ebcimniBpollen
ShicBofiaire ielbit in Die Sono neb-
men mill, INT ollS5ufin6en, alli wcld)e
Nrt Charles 9. Hobcrts, JIM, per-
munoct lu,o lpie sic llnterilfltng oeS
SSolleS bisbcr bon Der Yoli5ei geiilbrt
mirOc. Sails er iiebt, 0ob Die StaotS'
@cboroen ser Eoli5ei in atlantic
Stu biilireife Sono leiitcn %fonnen.
miro CT ioiort 0ie notbigcn Shritte
tbltr, obmobl or lid) meigerte, 81
iogen, melfe Sdritte er ergreifea
miro. Gcteftip . Captain @balen
Oeltctc geltern al, Dab er. bon lcbr
lpiGtigcn nit ser SdieBuifoire per-
bunognen Sbntiabcn &enntniB bat.
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oete iiibItc iih geltern bcoellteto
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ieine allslidtcn allf @encinlg icbr
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Sit iic Ids.

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3nrn ScntidJem Sag.

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3mei Siblm0Cn I'M @otel Taleigb
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t%roffen, oenn Die Serren erIhcinen
poll30blig 81 oen Scrotbungen. 9uS
lit Elm glltcs un0 %erircllid)cS 3cidcn,
oenn bon ben Torbcreitlngen, oopou,
0oB Aacs flappt, bGngt ia 5llm nid)t
oeringcn Sbcile scr griolg cines
8olfsfeIteS ob. SIS fonocn 9citerlt
9lbcno orei Gomitc-S ibungcn Itott:
5mei im &otel &olcigb unO cine IN
9efer'S Sullc an Scr NorbsGOcnItr.
SIN Sotcl Holeib pcriommcltcn lid,
ona llnterboltun0Ss lno 0oS &cgcls
Gpn1itc. SnS llntcrholtungSsG umitc,
bcitebcno olts Ocn &crrcn Scnrp Ser.
mani, &oriiber, Gorl 9crtrom Geo.
&immclmnnlL George Molf, +. s..
@lltmnrn, Sobn 4. @oum0Grtncr,
SScur Steinib NOolpb &icnert, Scr
mann Sclincf, @uitop aorb, Aoolpb
&onig, Hobert &lutt ltno Nic. Ibic.
len, beid)loB, Ercislpiclc fir bic Stint
ser, mie Sodloufel, Gi%crlollIeL
@ettrcnncn, etc, 5lt o%rronglren. Gi,l
SrommlCrcorpa lit iiir oCn Gmpiung
Ser in Corpora fommCnoen &crcinc
cngagirt mnr0cn. Nllbcr6cnt mur0cn
olle arrangements fiir ocn GmpfonG
ser brei Slrnpcrcinc gctroifclL mi.
de ollf Dem 6citc turncriIdc S6oll.
iteQl1n9cn gebcn mcrbcn.
Gas &c0cl-Gomitc, bcItcbeno ans
otu Scrrcn George Honf, &uriiber,
Gsorlcs g. Scpbolo. Sbco0or @ies
merit, Irnin S00cr, Irco. &0ltcrt, 4.
Mottbcib Srco. Gind, &llliuS Mcpcr,
George u. SAITH, s. g. I~lcronoer
Hidppicn, $. ". Efoif, Mubolpb
Sobn uno q. Gbmeilcr, beidlob bobc
Yrciic iiir sic bcitcn Spiclcr olli Den
&eaclbnbncn olts5uicbcn.
Gas Gomitc, ociicn SorIitcr
Scrr Otto @ril90cmann uno Stills
&oriiber SEER Mor &rctihmcr lit,
pcriommcltc lid ~uoa51blig in 9cdcr'S
Salle, 9tr. 202, Noro.Gocnitr., unO
lcgte ocn Elnn ans fir Die Gl0bc Der
perihicbcnen Gercinc, PM n1ditcn
Sonntog &ormittogS 8 llbr, miro
onS Ylnb=Gomitc I'M Miucr SicD,
Eorf NIT ocn SiinfcrsGomitc'n Der
cin5clnen Sercine 5uIiommeltreiicn
ulo ocnielbcn bic Eldbc iiir ibre re,
ipeftipcn &crcine oltlpciiert. De" ""' "'
Nod) Scr Sititng gcitern gbcno
iebtc Srnl @cfcr oem flcibi9cn So.
mite cincn ucroienten idnladbnitcn
Slund) Dor, mo SEER @edcr lor1tc fir
oaS notbi0e iddumenoc Nab.