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26, for Bellingham; Ger stmr Mera, from Eu-
reka. fer Seattle.
PORT SAN LUIs-Arrived Nov 2e-stmr Coos
Bay. from San Pedro; barge 91, In tow tug
Goliath. hence Nov IS
Sailed Nov 29-stmr Coos Bay. for San Fran
cisco.
10 sail midnight Nov 29-Barxe 81, In tow
EUREKA-Arrived Nov 29-Stmr Roanoke,
hence Nov g.
Sailed Nov 29-Stmr Raanoke for Astoria and
Portland; stmr G.. W. Elder. for San Francisco;
l. stmr Madrono, for San Francisco; stmr
Francis H. Leggett. for San Pedro.
POINT L0B0S-Passed south Nov 29-Stmr
Marshfeld. from Hardy creek. for San Pedro
SAN DfEG0-Sailed Nov 29-Stmr SihyI Mar
ston. for San Francisco
FARALLON ISLAND-Psssed south New %
Schooner, lumber laden.
ISLAND PORTS
H0N0LULU-Sailed Nov 29--Fr bark Roeham-
beu. for Portland
sIANILA-Arrived Nov 24-U S stmr Dix.
from Seattle via Honolulu.
HIL0-Sailed Nov 27-Bark Annie Johnson
for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
vANC0UVER-ArriYed Nov 29-Jap stmr
Fukui Maru, from Esqumalt.
OCEAN STEAMERS
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Passe out Nov
29-Stmr Admiral sampson. from Philadelphia
for San Francisco.
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov 29-Stmr New
York. from southampton and CheFbourg-
QDEENSTOW N--Ar-ived New 29-Stmr Celtic
from New York for Liverpool. and proceeded
Sailed Nov 2e-Stmr I.Hcania. for New York
SOUTHAMPTON Sailed Nov 29-Stmr Prinz
Friedrich wilhelm. for New York; stnr Kaiserfn
Arrived Nov 29-stnr Philadelphia. fro nNew
York.
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BUSINESS DECLINES
IN STOCK MARKET
Shrinkage in Volume of Trans
actions Due to Lack OF Out
side Interest

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The play of
contending opinions reflected in the
action of the securities market last
week had to do with the effort to ad-
Just the relative force of the undimin-
ished confidence over the comuercial
and industrial outlook and the aues-
ton of how far that outlook had been
discounted In the speculation.
restoration of the previous weeks
decline In prices was quickly and easily
effected. aided by, the requirements of
the short interest left uncovered on
That decline. The tone of hesitation
and uncertainty appeared after the re-
covery and indicated a degree of re-
luctance of buyers in following prices
to- new high stages.
transactions underwent a decided
shrinkage in volume. no single dav's
dealings rising to a full million shares.
me decrease was attributed in large
part 10 a subsistence of the general out
side participation in the market.
TRADING PROFESSIONAL
Operations lapsed into the hands of
professionals, who made use of an oc-
caslonal INCIDENT to push the price fine
.uatlohs 10 an extreme, but the con-
tlnual changes in the current prices
some of these influences
A prime factor in the rebound Of
prices was the listing at the stock ex-
change of new Southern Pacific stock
The reaction was perfunctory IN its
erect but the speculative element
viewed 1t as preliminary to putting
into operation some important general
nnanclal plan dealing with Southern
Paclnc and possibly Union Pacific
The head of these systems has been
credited. In the estimation of the habit
ual speculative element, with a large
share In the fostering measures which
have sustained and advanced prices all
through the late summer
SHORTS DRIVEN TO CORNER
Belief that further measures cfrcu-
lated to stimulate speculative buying
were in prospect from that source
awakened lively apprehension among
the professional bears. and a substan-
tial short interest was driven to cover
On the side of conservatism in specu-
latien has been the opening prospect
of demands for fresh capital in the
form of new issues. The successful sale
of $12,500,000 of New York City COR
porate stock was regarded as a sign
of the good appetite of capital for in
vestment, while offerings in foreign
markets indicate similarly favorable
condition.
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DIRECTOR OF POSTS
MAY BE CREATED
Postmaster General Makes Rec
0mmendati0n for Position
in Report
Points Out Necessity for Good
Roads in Connection with
the Rural Service

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-fn nfs s~-
nual report for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1905, Postmaster General
Meyer gives the total receipts for the
year as $191.47S.SS1. and the expendi-
lures as $20S.351.SS6. thereby showing
a deficit OF S16.S73, 225. the largest in
the history of the department. with an
an additional loss from fire. burglary
etc. of $37. .056 The deficit of 1909. it
is estimated. will exceed s1s,000.000.
Recommendation is made for the
creation of the position Of director OF
posts, at high salary and who shall
hold office during good behavior. the
object being TO have continuity OF
policies for the benefit Of the postal
service.
The necessity for good roads is
pointed out. 1t is suggested that
should congress grant the department
authority to utilize rural routes still
further by the establishment of
limited parcel post confined entirely TO
rural delivery routes IL would then be
possible to earn additional revenue
amounting TO millions OF dollars and
at the same time beneht the farmer
by enabling him TO have merchandise
delivered when ordered by telephone or
postal card, which otherwise would not
be purchased.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
ne postmaster general again urges
legislation permitting the establish
ment of postal. savings banks or de-
positaries in connection with post
offices.
The maintenance OF a suitable postal
service in New York city. il is stated.
becomes more difficult each year and
requires increased expenditures in
order to reduce 50 far as possible the
heavy congestion OF mail matter there.
The postmaster general speaks OF
this condition. and says that a night
delivery in the residential section has
gone far in that direction.
Recommendation is again made that
the leave of absence with pay allowed
by law TO employees of the postal serv-
ice be increased from rs TO so DAYS
whenever the postal revenues war
rant it.
RAILWAY MAILNCLERxS
Figures relating TO the railway mall
service show decrease of 10 in the
number of railway postal clerks killed
and of Il injured. as compared with
the fiscal year 1907. In 1905 there were
four clerks and two substitutes killed
and 1o4 seriously and 536 slightly in
jured- recommendation is made that
railway postal clerks be given annual
leave of absence with pay for 80 days
and that when so seriously disabled as
not 10 be able TO resume duty at the
expiration of Il months they may be
granted disability leave with pay at
90 per cent of their regular compensa-
tion during such disability for not ex-
ceeding IL additional months.
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SHORTS DRIVEN no CoRNER
NEW ORLEANS RACING MAY END
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29.-Unless the
mile tracks decide to operate after the
holidays this city will be without rae
ing this winter. This was decided yes
terday when the promoters of the pro-
posed go day meeting at the half mile
track announced the abandonment OF
the game, claiming a loss of $4,000
after three days operation under the
Locke law, which prohibits book max
ing, but which is said to be lax enough
to allow individual betting. Although
small purses were hung up, the paid
admissions did not average 200 daily
and Manager Loyocano SAYS he is a
convert now to the belief that betless
meets are failures.
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ELmHURsT REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-Ey owners, Just being completed, l
high basement cottage; modern in
every respect; $500 down. monthly terms;
p. depot; located at 1851 Leise av.. Fruitvsle.
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FRuITvALE REAL EsTATE
-
NEW TRACT SUBDIyIDED.
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS
IN SUNNY FRUITyALE.

Prospect park formerly Morgan park pre-
serving its natural beauty; situated in East I4th
ST. and Prospect Or 41st av-. on the electric car
line; cars pass the property every > minutes
The property has been surveyed. lots staked and
numbered. The street grading, eurbing rocking
sewering and sidewalks to be done in front Of
this property without cost 10 the buyer. Now
ready for sale. Several lots have been sold, and
many choice lots left 70 choose from Come out
today and inspect these beautiful park lots and
make your selection. Easy terms Take Hay
ward or Aelrose car from Oakland
EDWIN w. WOODWARD,
Office and Agent on the Tract
l WANT to sell my home in Fruityale; an acre
of land large, modern house and furniture:
flower gardens, small fruit gardens, vegetable
garden hennery. pigeon runs, stables. horse
carriages. everything for sale in complete or
der; price $4,000. W. E. B0WDITCH, 32l7
Boston av., Fruitvale.
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Too Late for Classification
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A sable stole Of uncut skins. Sunday
aboit o'clock, on south side Of Sutter be-
tween Cough aud Van Ness or west side Van
Ness between Sutter and Van Ness theater
Finder please return to clerk OF Hotel Nor
mandie and receive large reward.
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a BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY room house in
East Oakland on lot 5Ox150: any offer or
terms considered; owner waiting TO go TO
Cuba; chicken yard barn. etc; 5000 win put
the house in fine condition; half block from
car. snap for right party; please don't delay.
Box 1892. Call efhce. Oakland.
FOR SALE.
Place 100x2s4 feet: good room house: barn
chicken houses; all fenced: wells; 4 COWS
horse harness, wagon; about 200 fine laying
hens and pullets; very nice location; on road to
Dimond Cal., near the Taylor place. Call on
A. BRUNK.
WILL pay cash for Realty Syndicate certificates:
have few shares Oakland Traction preferred
for disposal A. n. MACDONALD. 1853
Broadway. Oakland.
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WANT ADS.
OAMaAD AlAalDl BtRMlH fRuITyaIt
oAKLANp REAI. EsrArE-continues

O4iALAND REAL ESfATE-Conffnueo
PIEDMONT CORNER.
81. 500.
T3:6xi05.
$500 down Will handle this beautiful corner;
less Ihan $JS per front foot: l block to carline.
ROnlsa % MA av. and Parkway; cheapest and best ony
NEW MODERN COTTAGE
IL minutes ride 10 14tii and Broadway.
baisnce in monthly payments. same as rent;
price Sl.tv0; rooms porcelain bath. wsshtubS,
I1ei l1e gas eeetricity cement walks, shed, etc
81. .1oe.
CORNER LOT,
Street work complete; ears pass this property;
4 minutes to 14th and Broadway ls2S.
FLATS.
Pair fats loeated in fne residence district;
rented az $6oi year or IS per cent on invest
menei Sl,6o0 cash, balance $500 1at loan. )
o. E. HOTTIE. EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
11T2 Broadway
ARE you a rent payer? 81. 400; $1o0 down. SEQ
per month will buy room cottage; street
work. sidewalk IN Add. 1890 Bdwy., Oakland.
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest:
We win build or buy you home Pacific
Home Building Co, s52 broadway. oakland
NEW room cottage. sa.seo; bargain. go
@9-.e.s s-:
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
RANCH of 400 acres with plenty OF water, in
southern California, for city or Oakland prop
erty. J. L. NASH. room so. Bacon building.
Oakland
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE

FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
on lot 25x1s2. on Linden ST., $50 feet from
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
balance same as Rent the House. The lot
the location, the price and the terms
ARE RIGHT
See Owner, room "a. 906 Broadway. Oakland.
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INVESTMENTS


INvESTMENTS-Securi and lonas, 333 Firs
NIL Bk. bldg, Oakland. Pettis Burbeck.
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REAL ESTATE


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
$25 monthly and small first payment buys strict
ly modern cottage, rooms; new; 81, 500 IL
you want fine little home cheap owner,
1014 Eagle ay., Alameda
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
GALL A DOCTOR OF somebody for a splendid
business location; sanitary room fat to
let or the premises for sale at a bargain.
See GEO. w. MENEFEE, Builder BOIL Shat
tuck Ay., Berkeley. tReal estate men please
cooperate
FOR sale-6 room house within l block OF
North Berkeley station; good view; large lot,
45x120 facing south; $3.50 cash, balance S35
per month, including interest A bargain at
IS, 750. Phone Berkeley 3145. r. r. PEAKE
& CO.. 2l31 Center ST.. Berkeley.
FINE northwest corner, Alt feet, in Shat
tuck aT.; the place for stores, flats or apart
ments; win net 1215 per cent Investment;
s., 800 cash price. reduced from $1,000. See
owner M. A. BULLARD, 6O07 Shattuck av.,
Oakland.
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MUSICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CLOSING out stock of our goth St warehouse
at factory cost; uprights as low as $685. sos
$175. $3.50; Steinway, Chiekering. Decker,
Fischer and others Cash terms to suit.
HEINE PIANO CO., 18th and Clay sts., Oak
land.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
TO SMALL RANCE BUYERS.

I'm practical farmer aud have found just
the kind of land | want. 1t is in a large
tract in the San Joaquin valley, and if ] can
get enough other parties with me to take 10
or 90 acres each, 70 make up $50 acres, we
save $40 This land is the richest
of soil. and water for irrigating is already
II. and ar the price we can get it IL beats
anything in the whole valley by from S25 to
$75 an acre. And 1t can be bought on monthly
payments. I'm working here in the city now,
but my business is farming and I'm going to
get 10 acres 20 of this land II I can, for
it's the right kind and means independence.
We've got 10 act quick to get 1t on the above
terms, If you are interested let me know
right away and I'll you in the evening, as
I'm busy during the day. Address box 1860,
Call
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HEALD- DIXON
COLLEGE,
San Pablo av. and 18th ST., Oakiand-New and
modern; u schools; greatest facilities and
strongest influence. COMMERCIAL SHORT
HAND. TYPING. NORMAL.
COME to Oak for bus edu. Polytechnic Business
college the great bus sch of west; free cat.
and name cards. 306 18th st. Oakland
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
CLAIRVOYANTS
WHEN OTHERS FAIL CEoIA SUCCEEDS
One week more, this sd. and 25 cents Your
chance to consult Ceola. the gipsy queen,
gifted palmist and life reader giving names
of friends and relatives: advice in all mat
tiers; tells startling truth; what she sees and
tells comes true; no guesswork; no questions
asked reads your life like an open book from
cradle TO grave: skepties and unbelievers in
yited. Open Sunday 1862 Washington st.
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LEASE and personal property Of small chicken
ranch for sale, consisting of 4 room house.
chickens, Jersey cow horse and wagon, har-
ness, breoders and incubators; a good chance
for small family; bargain. For informatio
address ]. c., Novate, Marin County.
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IRRIGATED FARMS ON EASY TERMS.
5 to 40 acre farms in Sacramento valley, rich,
deep, sandy loan soil for fruit. walnuts, vege-
tables. alfalfa, etc; 20 daily passenger trains,
no farm more than 20 minutes walk from a
station Ine best land and best living eondi-
tions in California. 10 acre farm means in
dependence. Excursions every Saturday p. m. /;
round trip so; return Sunday P. m E L. hill
& CO. No. East st. opp. Ferry bldg Phone
Kearny 302.
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QAEzAAge gi Be- i EfH y . z9k hAlE
HELP WANTED

PRINTER-Th Thoroughly competent on up to date
composition. high grade press work; good prop
osition to make to educated printer of clean
habits who can solicit successfully; nonunion
shop; write fully Box 1894 Call office Oak
land.
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@eSfern Marglanb Giicnbahn.

seatnneno 10. San1ar, perIdbt Siuen.station
4.10 Wloraens = Streu5ue, 4dgerSfoipn, 81.
g. 8. Rp.," Uapnesborn', Gbambersburg nno.
fdussenpminen Sonn.aas. Sdpcod unb Gum
berIdio.
2.45 ssadm. - @fiomobation mad Union.
Srioqe. r.
ago Na9m. - Grpreb.s 6ncI3ue Sauptllnie,
Saeers.opn, Sanrod, Sbippensbnrs nnb
alsoenorarren GonntapS, Sreberid urto 9ut'
mitSbure { Y~arlors9dr). ~
Sdsftd, au%sgencmmen eonntaes.
100 Wtorgens - gorf. .. II. s. DID. uHn
Carlisle.
7.5c Woreens = Mffpm. mad linionsSrtbee.
1857 Wiorgens gSeitern grpreb, Weftn1irl
fter. grucepins t5reherid), gmnitsbnre
T%burmunt. SIue aioee, s9annesboro', Cham
bersbnre, Sa9ersiopn. Suucod, Cumberland
uno @IiiHs. @niret Sbferoatioussgar.
$50 GGd)m. - SnuptliRie, 1ftIib bon 9morn'
@rpoe, ferner gori, Sanoper, GETTYSBURG
uno y. uno 8. Sio.
5.33 gadm. = Accommodation mad Sarober
els gbenbs = Milonm. nad l~luiorsgrioee.
ggur epuntagS.
$50 Born. siioutu.. mad tinion.gribee unt
Sanpper.
SaIten Mot on BennfsIbania.ab enue.
Stntiou.
siie.Ssdi. u. en..saaaf8sf. SsnIGsan.ss
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IbfaBrtstase der Sscanoampfer pon
Nciu=Wurf.

gnt %. gprtl 3ampicr nSouroine"
nod Sopls.
am %. 9tpriI 0ampier nGeSric"
nad 2ipcrpool.
glm %. 9tpriI Gompfers argentina"
nad) NeopcI lln0 Srieit.
slm 90. gpril 9ampfer rGoticrin
Iuguite" no6 Bremen.
Im %. Npril 9ompfer %. Gin.
coin" nah Samburg.
SIM %. Ipril Iompfer nSt.2ouiS"
nod Soutbompton.
Slm %. Npril GampfGr nWinneba.
ia" nod &on0on.
Sim %. 9lpril Gompier n3eelano"
nod) Sober lnnb Inttperpen.
gm %. 9lpril 9ompfer rgtruria"
nuh 2iperpool.
Elm IS. Ipril 9ompier ,&aiier
Wilbelm Ser 3peite" na6 Bremen.
am 80. 2lpril Ganpier nWaieItic"
nah southampton.
Im 80. Npril Gompfer v2ucania"
rad] 9iuerpuol.
Nm %. Gpril Tompfer uNoro
Nmertca" nod Neapel uno @enua.
gm 30, YpriI Gontpfcr g, 81 Eie.
monte" nodI 9tcnpel ltno @enlla.
gm 30. Npril ser 9annpier yWadi-
nam" nad) Son0ou.
PIN 30. Ipril Snmpfer, Slaponia'"
nod Gibraltar un0 Heapel.
Im 30, 9lpril 3ampier Oscar Der
3meitc" nad) Copenhagen.
Nn 80. Ipril 9nmpier sgrabic"
nodl Sipcrpool.
Pint 80. Npril Sampler nSeutid'
lano" nod Somburq.
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gricfbefUrberuna nad bem Inslanoe.

gricfbefGrScruna nad Dem Inslanoe.
Die altsl1noiIde 9olt fir Oie nit
henl %. Npril en0enoe @o6e ld)lieBt
bier I'M Snupt2oitamt, in alien Sal
len piinttlid, mic folgt:
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mittags bis 5 llbr Ra6mittags tag.
lid offer, ausgpnommen Sonntogs.
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nien uno Srlono idlieBt 0ienitags
unb Sreitag8 Inn 5 llbr 9ta6nlittog5,
nod 0eutihlono ont 20. unO -,
Npril, > llbr Nodnlitta9S.
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on6errueitiQ ongegeben.
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per Gontpfcr y2arrinqgn".
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lid Inn 1 llbr Nad)m.; fir Gotta &t'
co, SonSuros, @icaragua (SItfuite)
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mo oerl 9biIippinen pio Seattle.
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9lrs. @imslo,p's spptbiua Sarup

pirb feif iber INTERCHANGEABLE Sabren bon
5abnen nit ppaitdubteem Grfpia sebrauht. 70
berubigt bns Sinh, erueidt ben Daumen, BE.
ihutdptist ale sdmer Sen; tnrtrt @tubiotA unb
III oas bette MitteL fur 9tarrpoe,- gon Gpos
eeuib unb ~berInnet Mrs. s9tuslpm's esutbtae
enrupa lno nebrlt feine anoere Sorte. GnHfs
uub5tpdH5ig Gents bic SIafhe. 1inter BEN Rdtrs
mitfeIs ino Truenens@eiet bonn 80. Stunt 1900
enrnniirt. eerten > gtnmrner 1893. of1 sJteD
1xt sxt oeHdtrteS Rtttst.
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8aibinsiun's Sentid)e @crcine.
,Selttider Central erein"

geriammslofal: Geo. s. geBIer's
Sotel, Scr. 500, Eenniplpanio. apenue,
9.-@.@8eriammluns ieoen A.. Dien.
itag i'm Monaf, gbenos s llbr. -
Braiioent &l1rt 8oldner, Ir. 113, Is.
Strabe, $40; 1. @ice.Hr1iioent j.
81. Hofar, Ger. 5t2, ~. Ctr @,..8.
2. giee.grdiioent Or. 9. q. g5arrd,
Scr. 402, 6. Ctr, R.'@.; Sdabmeiiter
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Gbo8. 6. @elrer, Scr. 900, 7. Ctr,
I..O.; SefrctGr 5. 6. Mann, 0r.
2231, Is. Str, N..@.
n0eutider 8aiienbouS- Serein"
Sefret1r 8. s. Wepers, Scr. 1910,
Srbing.Str, N.,8. - @eriommlurg
ieOen 2. Sonntug i'm 8aiienbaus 81
alnocoItia, 8. 6.
yGetGronen.8erei BON s. Battalion"
Gcfret1r SIR. 9ietrid, Scr. 112,
A. Ctr, R.z8. - 8eriammlung ie.
oen 1. unO 3. Monto9 bel Senrp @oB.
mann, Ger. 1877, Z. Ctr, N..8.
r8eianguereiu Irion."
SefretGr 3. @. 9ueter, 613 Mo.
Npe., S.s8. - &%eriammIung ieoen
eriten Sonntog i'm Wonat; Sing.
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in ser oarion.Snae," gde s. uno 9.
StraBe, H,.@.
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dior"
lSefret6r Grnn5 @entb, binter Nr.
225, 9sStr. N..@. = 8eriomnluu9
ieben 1. Sonntug I'M. Monot; Sing
Ititnoe ieoen 0onlteritag in George
gebler'SJ Gar. 922, Eenniploania.Ipe,
R.s8.
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SefretGr Garl Sammel, Nr. $500,
@eStr. R..8.
y&erein 9apern, Goiumbia@S eftion,
9. N..@. b. 9t.-2(."
Sefret1r Sbeo. 81. 2edert, Ger. 1910,
SIoriba.glpe., N..S. = Seriommlung
iehen /. Sonntog i'm Wpnat bel Geo.
9eBler, Nr. 922, Yenniploania.ape.
N..@.
rSeIien.9a rmitdoter llnterItiisungs.
8erein"
SefretGr SSobn Meininger, Ger.
20tS, 8. Str. N..8. - 8erIonmIung
ieben 3. Mittiupd bel gug. S6lpar5,
Gr. 1927, 7. Str, H.,@.
pS6pabiider &ronfcn . ltntcritiit-
-Serein"
SefretGr Wti6oel 0ieb Nr. go,
SCR, SD. = @erinmmlung ieoen
1. 0onneritag BEL Senrp 8oBmann
Rr. 1877, Z. Str.e R.s@.
.Sceoiiio'2oee Nr. 1, g. 8. 5. 9.-&."
Sefret6r S. q. S1iirser, GongreB
Seigbts, 8. 6. - Seriommllng lie.
Den 2. uno A. 9prneritag bel Scnrp
@obmann. Ger. 731. 7. Str, N..@.
.Geutifer llnterititslngS .9unb,
Iiitrift Nr. 100"
SefretGr Widael 40iet, SIR. 600,
S~Str., H..O. - 8eriummIung ieoen
1. Mitttuod I'M Monot in guglit
Shluor5'S oGolumbio = WGnner6or.
Sole," Scr. 1927, Z. Stt., @..@.
"Elottoeutider &erein"
Sefretar @m. Sunnemour, Nr.
1915. Iarion.S Str, &..@. - Ser.
iommlung ie6en 2. Gonueritog I'M
Monot in GER. 430, s Str, I..@.
oGoIumbia 9roiier . llnteritiisungs.
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Sefretdr 6ran5 Som, Ir. 1918,
2bStr., R..@. - 8erIammlung ieoen
3. 0ienitag I'M Worat in Nllguit
Sdmor5'S columbia : WGnnerhor.
Sale" 0r. 1927, 7. Str, @..8.
nGoluntbia'9uno Scr. 81,
8. 8. 3. 9. g."
Sefret1r Sobr Wteinin9er, Nr.
201S, 8, Ctr, I..@. - @eriommIuns
ieoeu 2. Mittpof i'm Ipnot in glltg.
SGlmar3's .Gcllinlbio . MGnnerd)or.
Sole," 0r. S27, Z. Str, G..@.
n0eutid : amerifoniider llnteritilt.
5urgs-Serein"
SefretGr g. @ieg1no, Ger. 1914, 6.
Ctr, Gus. = @eriomnlung ieoen
2. Gienitag i'm Wcnat bel George
gebIer, Nr. 500, EennipIponia.ape.
R..@.
n9eutifer ltnteriiiitltngs .gunb,
9iitrift Nr. 40"
Sefretar ISM. Sonnemann, Nr.
1915, Marion.Str Il, N.>8. - Der.