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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
HOW, RUTH HID.

HOW. RUTH HID.
Lets play hide-and-seek," said
Ruth, from her little. stool near the
IRE.
Yes. let's. agreed Tom. jumping
up.
It was dismal stormy. holiday.
All the family were in the sitting
room Of the big house, There were
/ papa, mamma, Sister Mary, and big
Brother Ben.
Lets play hide-and-seek," said
Ben, who was as much OF a boy as
ever. although he was as tall as papa.
He threw down his paper. Mary was
willing, but papa and mamma were
not much interested until Ben ex.
planned his plan.
Mamma will hide Ruth some
where, and we will all see II we can
fnd her. Well rule out the attic and
the celler. Any other place is fair"
"Yes, hide mel" cried little Ruth,
5joyfully. jumping up and down.
Then mamma put down her knit
ting and father closed his book. All
except mamma and. Ruth shut them-
selves in the laundry, where they
were to stay until mamma called
Ready!"
AS soon as they had gone, mamma
thought very hard for minute. Then
she carefully took out the ornament
ed grating. under the marble mantel.
piece in the dining-room. Ruth had
always thought there was a fireplace
back of It, but It was only a make.
believe fireplace, for there was just
space enough back Of the grating for
six!year-old Ruth to crawl in, with a
little squeezing. Then mamma put
back the grating.
Don't laugh or make any noise%
cautioned mamma. and she called the
seekers.
{ 1t was dreadtully hard for Ruth not
to make any noise; she did want to
laugh when they passed her many,
many times. She heard Mary say
that she had looked under all the pill
lows on the beds. Ben said he had
even looked in the sugar barrel.
Il wonder where she can be" said
father, leaning up against the very
mantel-plece under which Ruth was
hidden. We've looked everywhere.
She's too big to get in q drawer. l
begin to think. mother, there must
be secret closet
Ruth heard mother laugh. She put
her wee handkerchief to her mouth.
That time the giggle nearly got out.
Has any one looked under the
clothes In the mending basket?"s
asked Ben. ~ =
Nobody had. They all went up
stairs again.
Ruth felt rather cramped and
drowsy. She heard them walking
around in the nursery, then their
voices seemed to grow farther away
In the distance.
There was scraping sound. Ruth
felt herself moved. Then fathers
voice rang Out,
1--WE found her!"
There was rush on the stairs.
Ben and Mary came in GREATNESS.
with Tom bringing up the rear.
Ruth sat up in fathers arms and
rubbed her eyes sleepily. as she look
ed from one to the other.
"Fonnd what she asked. And then
they all laughed. Harriet p Fenton,
in Little Folks.
PAPER MAKERS.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
TRIALS OF THE WESTERN SETTLER.

AfterS the prospective settler reaches his
new homo. whether 1t be In Alberta, Canada,
or In the panhandle Of Texas. he must &C.
quaint himself with his neighbors and the
territory in which he Is to live and remem.
Dor that every one looks upon stranger
with suspicious eye. Therefore. before he
can become acquainted with his new neigh
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15

The Literary Mans Wife.
"Her husband is a literary man.
Isn't hep
II guess SO. She imaglnes it's
something wonderful to get new
dress" Detroit Free Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
something and finally It came out In
a small scared voice. Helen. he,

something and finally It came out In
ia small. scared voice. Helen" he
added.
+ That's right!n said Mrs. Matterly.
Il was afraid You had forgotten my
namel Tell me something before
Jack comes" she went on. "I'm re-
ally anxious to know for certain
reason, Has anything In your life
made you a--a woman-hater7,'
Would Matterly never come? Kenni.
son could see things were rapidly ap-
sproaching one Of those third-act eli
makes he had witnessed in problem
plays.
"Why-why II don't understand
YOU" he gurgled, rolling his handler.
chief into 4 clammy ball and dabbing
the back Of his left hand with it,
Il know it's awfully foolish Of me
to think such thing" went ON Mrs.
.satterly, "but something Jack said
put 1t Into my mind. I'm 30 glad It
isn't true" she added, with gentle
sigh.
Something Jack said! Then he did
suspect! They had been discussing
the situation! In his distorted fancy
Kennison could see Matterly storming
out of the house ard refusing to re-
main to meet him! He leaned back
In his chair weakly.
Il hope I'm not" he murmured.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
PAPER MAKERS.

Il
brought us home a wasps' nest!" and
eight-yearfold Mabel held up round,
gray object fastened to branch OF
an apple tree.
THE wasps are all gone" said
Uncle Jim, Hitting Emma on his knee,
land their home is deserted"
Emma touched the gray looking OBJ
ject. 1T looks like paper" she said.
1T is paper. said Uncle Jim.
"Wasps were the first paper makers.
They find dry wood. old fence rails
and the dead limbs of trees and
they go busily at work to make paper.
They chew up the crumbling wood
into paste aud spread 1t out into a
sheet, and when this sheet hardens
and dries 1t is a paper. one Of the
layers to be used in making this dry,
warm nest for the little wasps to live
In"
Both the little girls looked at the
wasps' paper and Mabel asked, "Did
men learn to make paper from
wasps?'
Perhaps SO. Paper is made from
wood just as the wasps make II. only
the woods chewed up by machinery
by many little steel knives. and then
It is softened in water into what is
called pulp, and then 1t is pressed out
into sheets. Just as the wasp spreads
1t, and then 1t is paper NJ
'.Then paper grows first in trees?"
said little Emma.
Eyes. Poplar trees make the best
paper. But many forests of spruce
trees are cut down everyy year and
sent to the pulp mills to be ground up.
into material for paper" replied
Uncle Jim.
Il wish could see wasp making
paper" said Mabel.
"Well, my dear, perhaps you have
seen 1t and not known 1t. Some. day
II you see small. black insect on a
fence rail very busily at work, and
II you watch It closely you may find
out that It is a wasp chewing up the
dry wood into paper pulp.
II would rather see men make
paper" declared Bmma. Cant 1t be
made OF ANYTHING but wood?"
Eyes, indeed. The best paper now
is made Of linen rags. ground up.
cleansed, and fine paper made of 1t.
Paper can be made Of straw. and Of
hemp and fax
And It is all made in Just the same
way as the wasp makes tit" question
ed Mabel.
.'Just the same said Uncle Jim.
laughing. THE big mills are just
like big wasps chewing up wood into
pulp for paper
Emma jumped down from her un-
cle's knee and took the wasps nest
up very carefully.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15

she-I admire him; he always keeps
his word.
He-Naturally; no one will take u.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
Sorry for Helen.

In the days when his friend Mat
tsrly was paying court to the present
Mrs. Matterly and deity leading up
to the state Of domestic bliss which
the Matterlys have experienced for
fully two years, Kennison also was .
worshiper at the shrine. though .
dinndent and unobtrusive one. It was
the surprise Of Kennison's life when
Natterly mentioned in an offhand way
that he and Helen were going to be
married month or 30 later.
Kennison had hailucination that
Helen would have brought up the mat
ter OF marriage for discussion. with
him very soon had she not been trick
ed Into promise by Matterly. He At
tended the wedding as chief mourner
and then he had felt profoundly sorry
for Helen ever afterward. Indeed, he
carried 1t to the length OF feeling a
certain delicacy about calling upon
the Matterlys he feared Mrs. Matter.
" might be upset by the revival Of old
memories. -
srefore he SHE'D like skittish
hg when Matterly cornered him
q 1ntown one day and insisted upon
LIS paying them visit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
0cscnicitise Mbmarfinns politiider
Sampf6Ghuc.

Notdei Miii., II. SUM. -
3mci Gontpagnien Der Stootsmili5
iino nod McoopiGe, Otiii,, b~eoroert
iporocn, no man in 8olge zines berte
gtodmittag itut~tgefulbencu Samples
5rpii6en Or. u. %. Nelumon utb
Silos HcpnoloS einen aufrubr be.
tilr6tet. NGipmon unb Gcpnolos ipa=
rem Die 6iibrer fcinoliher politiiher
6aftionen, unb 8eioc murben in Dem
Sample geto0tet. Serbcrt g%lpplelpbite
trug cine 8ltnbc bouon. Or. Netu'
man mar Glerf bes Sou5leigeridtS
fir 6ronflin-Gount unb bate Dor
ctma iicben 8oden Cornelius Eritf-
urb erlhoiicn. Sein icitoem Itottgc.
funoencr Yro5eB reiultirte in i%eiller
6reiiprcdiung. Npplelpbite bate idon
III Der eritcn SdieBoffoirc 5miihen
Hcnmon mo Eritforo cine @uloc
0aupn getrogerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Wonnmente un6 Statnen in gafti.
lltDrf.

Batbitetcn monlnlent. benz 9rdfioenten
9salolhei9it geleet .. Snli 1sl5 %begonlen.
Sialte 1879 anf pen Sd,att seiteat. Charles.
@nl1ttaton5 Sintue int r9rutb&einsgarf~.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sum s~lnoenfen Der I'm
neL II. eeptember 1916 6eaoHnet, i'm @sonn.
ntei!f;S a liare 3lutfben oem @eri1tssebdnoe uno
VseaS lno megomas.u,onumen ann Vim.
Sosinten an 3anieI G5eas. 10. iuno Senrb. 9.
WleSomds, 10 Sabre alt. Die In Der G6Iadt
bon Nort9 9otnt am II. September 1914 f~teIeT,
iladoem ibte stilaellt ben britiidet @eueral HoB
iieoergeftredl; 1850 erri6tet auf Der areusune
boil Sab U3otuiHent' nnb acknowledgements.
8iioen' Document 1865 benz aIssnten Sss
Baltimore. abomas &iIoep, i'm aroasipab.
Squire, nabe acknowledging. erri6tei.
sSoo 5ellolp sYlonineut, 1884 benz anbeH.
fsii 0f In s rSerIea MAJ SS%e erpiste saf'eS Z aiS'
grmtitea6s Wlonutnert I'M a5eeeraI.sin.Rarf.@
3nnt anoenten an Oberit'eientenant George
ipuroe 1886 laf benz iebteen gtdribort berieaf.
eoniooertrieiis Wionlitneitt int Wif. 9fobabaibe.s
Salare, I'M 5ebriinr 1908 ent9iiat; ben, ans
idloer eontbocrirten GoIhateu bon ben ZOO.
tern Der CONFEDERATION errtdtet.
mi 4seeSs annp an Der srsnsune bon
bralsStrabe: nH 10. Gftober 1901 entbtft;
bent .atnoenfett oer Winrhldrber Batrtotet eer
am Sn1eT 1sbnt zen a z sSoI,, bon ssr "Seieafaati
Columbus sNPoniinent i'm Bari Der .5dntitel
Heao1 SfuIe" an Der 8ortbs uno Sarforos
sieetne, oos dIiefte goIumbnss9aonumeiit Tn
ben Der. Stnuten.
ggation. OSonnment 1903 gu Gbren oer gets.
runet hes neIttnnif6eH arieees an Der ysreit.
aira. bon Wt. RobaI'stoenue uto 2nnbnIe.
StrGbe errthtet.
.gSGqnerbdIfe im r9ruiS.Sin.garf." ednaer.
%feftpreis Der sSereiHiateit Gdneer bon Baltt.
more.
9auaee.s tatne i'm Z, 9rnih.stq. Bari.
Sebern Ieddle @uutSsStntIe i'm gharIesf.r.s
Sllare, rtdbe Der Centre irabe.
Seoern Teadle gaai5sgiifte I'm Gerihtsae.
bdlioe.
eaIbert.Statue auf ber 8eitslreppe bes &C.
rtdltsaebdtibeS.
MeSinlepseiifte i'm Boitge6dnbe.
@eofaei Beaboop . Gfatue i'm met. Berttotts
Blaze.
Sberri6ter Eoeer 81 Sdneb.s iatue i'm Mafb.
tfgtoHsSaidre,
General Sobu eager Soparb.s iatue tn
BafbtnatorsS SQUARE.
BeIimiHiter Bresbnterianeraairhe an Iabetfes
ulo 8reelesS truBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Sapaniide Strifc-llmrnben anf Sa-
mali iucrocn bcOcnfltdt.

SonoIuluL If. SUM-. - Heoaf,
telr 9tegoro, bon Der bieligen japa-
niiden 3citlnng Sit" ipelder an
lebten Sreitog g%clegentlld) elmer bon
Der Yeborbe nnternomme1cn Hod5ia
nuf boS @eid)Gitslofnl 0es 9lattcS
perboitet nilrbe, bot Dem ioponiid]en
o%uslpdrtigen s(ttt in Sofio iornlcae
9elfiperoe iibcr Die ol1ee6lideGcrles
ing leiller blrd) Gertroge perbiirgs
ten Ged)te eingereid)t. Territorial
iferiff Mnl. Senrp giebt 81, bob Die
8urdiudJnIlg Der 3eitultgsorltderei
mo 0ie 9eId)logrnbnle 0e5 Vlattes
oblle @eridtSbefeGl erfoIgte, erfl1rt
ieoodl Dos 9lntt babe oufiuieglerild)e
Artlfel peroifertlidt uno folt1c lid),
luefllt es itngeredt beballoelt iuoroctl
5n lein claude, ot Bic @eridte beS
Serritoriilnts luenbell. Negoro uno
etlide leiier Ytitorbeiter iino belite
f%ornnell inter a%nflugen, meld)c BON
Der @rolto Sllrp erboben iuitroell, Der
boitet iuorocr. Sic iino Der Gonipi-
ration gegen oos 8cmeinluobl atlge.
flagt.
Strifenoe ioporiide Elontogenor-
better griifen beitte einen iapnniihcn
HeItouroteur 81 an6uona an ullo
pcripulloete i'm geidGrlid burd Wei-
ieritife, neil er iid weigertc, ibiten
Tabrutlg gu perobreihen. Ger Srt
lit obgelegen, ollein Der Sderiff lit
bortbin onfgebrodeii, Inn Die Sadlas
&c 81 unteriuden. Mn oen meilten
Eunften i6eint iid) Die Situation
giinitiaer sit geitalteri ui,O picle Stri-
ter iollen an oie grbeit 5uriidgcfcbrt
Iein.
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Sduffsnndlrid,tcn.

Nem 0orf, II. SUM. - 9(t.
gefommen iino Die Gampier .Wim1e-
babo" BON 2onoon uno ga Sopoie"
bon SABRE.
Flpmoutb +, IA. SUM - Der
Gampier naronprin5 @ilbclm" iii
ouf leincr Nciic BON 9teip-Dorf had
Bremen bier all9efommcn.
Sabfc Sslono, q. g., "A.
Sitni. - Ser BON Bremen 1lod) Neip-
0orf beitimmte Iompfer .aoiier
8ilbclm Der @roBe" bcfono iih Inn
200 bellte Morgen III Gommunifa.
ton NIT Der Morconi. Stotion; Ell
beTono iid iiiboitlih bon bier; Giltani
nid)t ongcgcben.
gontogne, IA. SUIT. - Ger
Sampfer ~Hotteroam" iestc leinC
Heile nod Heip-Dorf tort.
8tbraltar, IA. Suni. - 8er
Camp1er nGriil5eb Srene" font Don
Nelp-2)orf al lino fubr llod IcopeI
lfto @enuo iueiter.
gremcn, ID. Sitni.-Ier Gam
per Bremen" tit bon Gen-yorf an
gefommen.
StperpooL Ia. Suni. = Gel
Eampfer ~Geltie" lit bon Nep.g; orI
bier ongelongt.
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Ser Heuercno nit benz Heuulucr.

gocobontos, So, ia. Sluli.
- Hep. Sobn Ebiuips mllroc gciterll
bon benz &iilfsi6eriff $. ". Morris
81 9oiiepuu eridoiicn. 8biaipS bate
om Somitag 9lbenO nit cinem Mon-
ne. Nomcns Erofiit, Streit gebobt.
9ciogter Groffit crlon9te in Goco.
bontoS cinen Saftbeicbl gegen Gbil-
lips mo ais Worris ben 8ciltlifen
perboiteu molltc, ioa oerielbe einen
RepoIoer ge5ogen baben unb i'm 8e.
Critic gepeien icin, ouf oen Stills,
Sderiif 5l %ieuern. WorriS %ielterte
5lterit uno tobtetc ieincn @ioerio6er
altf Der Stelle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Srei5cbnjabriger cridplng &atcr init
Der Nrt.

3olcigb NC, If, SUM. -
Ger brci5cbniQbri8c Sobn ocs nobe
Selma, Ms, Wobnboitcn 6ormcrs
Sranf CRAWFORD ihIllg bclltc icincm
Batter nit elmer 9lrt Oelt Sd)oOcl ein
mo tootcte i'm allf Der Stcle. Ger
6umilicnpoter ioQ sur 3eit icine6rou
miBbanoelt boben unb Der SprGBling
fam ibr oii nirfiamc @eiic SIT Siilfc.
Der 8atermoroer tit III bos 8efGng.
nib 5u SmitDiiclo gebrod)t iporoell.
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Gran GIepeIano als 3engin.

Ncm. Dorf, IL. SUM. - 8roll
5ronees 5oliom Glepelanb, 8ittpe
oes peritorbenener -Yrdiiocnten ptro
morgeit nls 3eiigilt in bem Hrb6cIle
eegen Den Maga5inidreibcr grougb-
ton Yranoenburg erideiner, welf'
2esterer oes @roBoiebltabls, reIp.
Der ger0fientlidnng zines eeialid)-
ten, bent gr7Eroiioenten Glepelano
5useidriebenen artifeIs angeflast tit.
Ger Gro5eB miro morgen Beginner.
Ger artifel eridien fiir5 Dor Der let.
ten Er1iioentenpobl in Der ,Nep-
Dorf Zines" oil melfe 9rmnoen-
burg i'm perfauft batte. Grau Gleue.
Lamb b%esopouirte ben artifel nad)
Dem 5ooesibres @atten.
e1Ee tarts Mastant tefsrst @. saine, As
pf-Ualtiusse-otr- aats Cation 3snie.apesse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
9lns bcut Hat66auic.

Goniercn5 oeS Observation-Disclosures
nit Dem GrGiiocntcn ser Gall.
tionS+@eleQidoft melde sic
9iirgidoit Der 9@. @oopcr nllO
Sbontns geitallt. 49, Gie Shoo.
loSboltung Der Stoot fiir sic ort-
Ge6lidJen Gomn'iGcn llntcri6lcife
Oisfutirt.
Ter Stobt-Erotrrntor Cigar MI.
len Eoc botte 0cltcrn gfodnlittog Ell,
ne Gonferen5 nit ben &ertretern Der
beiben Cautious q ieQihoftel1, ipelfe
ric 9iirgidoft fir Stoot Hegijtrotor
GbomaS lnb Gr 3 StnOtregiitrotor,
ietigen Staot-Gontrolelr Sooper
iteuten. Sr. George 8. Goocliife, Der
5lpeitc Sice-Er0iioent Der .9(ntcricon
Bombing Gompanp," ,lpeld)c Srlt.
Sooper'S Caution ilbcrltontmclt. CT.
tl0rte, BOB CT lih an oicien pcnocn
luiir0e, un0 Dab Die @clcQldoit Tolls
Sr. Soopcr icine Standardization ibr
g~egeniiber 5ugebcn niiroe, Der Stoot
unuer5iIglid Den in 6roac ltchcnocn
9ctro0 iibcrnlittcln miiroc. Sr. j..
Camp Bartlett, ser &crtrctcr Scr
ollnitcO StoteS 6ioelitp & Guaranty
Gomponp," GuBertc iih oogcgen On-
bin, bob er 5ln0dit bic 9epci5olti-
nabmc int 0omns' Ero5eB elmer 0e
ndllen llnterilldrlng unter5itbcn unN
Damn nit Den 0ircftoren Der @eicQ,
Ihoft conferiren meroc. Gr iilgte bill-
ST., Dob Der NltSaorr9 bcS GomnS'
Gro5clieS Der goll5er N~ngclcQenbcit
cin ouoeres 8elid)t gcQeben babe.
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Nene @ramfheit in @aIhinatun.

@a fbTHgfp II, :. s., fl. SUM.
Or. Soiepb @olober9er pom Wo-
nj 'SoipitoIoienlt lit bier, Inn Die
2ofol-S dnitGtSbeboroc in Der 9ef4m-
pfltng elmer &ranfbeit, melhe gebr,
lidfeit NIT bcu 8iltopofcn 6ot, sit
untcrltiiBcn. Gic aronfbeit pcrur.
lod)te 5llerit bctrGd)tlihe 9eiorgnib,
iuell Die Spmpton1c 9ebnliflfeit nit
%oenicnigen Der 9lottern bottcn. Sn
elmer belltc 9(beno bon Der SonitGts.
9cboroe peroffentlidten 9efanntmo.
dung miro m%itgetbeilt, baB iomeit
ctlpo 100 Safe Der aroilfbcit entocft
morocn nno oab ote4Sotienten iGntmt.
lid Seltte limo, Deld)e allf neltel
Strobnlotroten gcid)lnicn bobcit. Die
arantbeit lit, mic bette Gin uffi5iclles
Girfillar angicbt, cine @oliteltt;iin.
Dung, mclhe AeDnlihfcit nit Den
@inopoden uno Der 0rdtc bot. Scr
arsbrlld) berilbrt ~0eruobnlid) Den
Hlllnpt Ole pbcrcn Sbcile Der 9lrmc
unb Der 9eine unb IN geringemMoBe
alld oas 8elift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

lle6er ole SdieB : stffolfe Duroe III
Ser Wontagsiuummer 0ieier 3eitung
uuSfiibrIid beriftet. Sn LETTER $50
de ereignete Iib i'm iel6igeu Stdot-
tbeile Gin d6nlifer Woro, a6er tros
mnermiiolider N(r6eit lit es bis iebt
Der Goli5ei nod niht geIungen, ben
M0roer MiQ Smith, Der Die Iegerin
2ouiia Smith, I'M Souic Nr. 2t26,
8rintitroBe, ouf brutale @eiie OBJ
i6lodtete, 5lt erluiideu.
Sic citrate bIie6 ntGt
aus. - Sr. gSiliam G6riltopber
Don Oar. lis. Oit-Mioutgomerp.Str.,
beridtete am Sonntog Dem go.
liSiiten @iaiam Mo5er, ooB iein 6
Sabre otter Sobn @dltsr init on0e-
ren anoben ein Sl1ifdeu Greolot
aus oem 9iaeti6olter oes u6eoeral
Moping Bicture HorIor," 9er. 8t1,
2igbt-S troBe, erlatgte unb Der -
Sabre oIte @iaiam Sang oaS @ift III
bic 2ltft idleltoerte. 9et'm Serab.
folelt lpribte c5 Dem fleinen Gbrilto.
pber ms 8eiiht ltno perbranllte Die
len o1t mcbreren Steller. Or. @m.
@omble BON 9tr. 1904, 0taoilon-gpe.,
nobm oen anoban lit 9ebanolmng.
Ea it orcn tcGren beimy-
@eitern gbell0 errcid)te Die Comic
ren5 0c3 2(tlontiIhen GiltriftS Der
bGutihen cpuuQeliiden Sprooe, mel-
die am leBten IonnerItag III albonp,
N.-0Y ibren Nlnfalla nabm, ibr @nbe.
Sellte Gormittog oiirften oie 9olti-
nlorer @eiitlidelt, Die ii6 at oeriels
ben bet6eiligten, nit 9usnabme oeS
BoitorS Sans 9(rIt BON Der ct.
2ufos-@ eneinoe. Der einen gbited)er
nod) Hbilobelpbiu mndJt, 5%uriidfef.
rell. Die 9oltimorer @eiItlihen, Die
iid) OF Der Gonieren5 betbeiligten
iinb: Eoitor e. 8. 2ofer bon Der
ct. MottbGi- Stride, Eoitor Sans
9lrlt BON Der ct. 2ufaS.Gir6e, ga.
itor :. 2ebmdnn bon Der ct. So
barnes. Stride all Der @eit. 9ombaro.
StraBe, Faitor 8nt. 9ob bon Der
oeutlhen Der eu. Stride 5I Canton,
EoItor Geo. u. @Smann. bon Scr
Goncoroio.&irGe in @albroof, 8a.
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EaItor u. gl%ufoerboar bon Der st.
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StroBe, unb Boitor @ilbelm u.
Souif bon Der CD. -llltb. SScruialems.
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6eterlih eingemeibt pilr.
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Observation-Disclosures hires Club.
bouleS al Der Sit,9oltimore.S traBe
ollfitellen lieB. Die rleue gor, neldle
aus Mtobogonp albright lit uno NIT
biibide1t eleftriihen 2idternr peric.
ben lit, f~oitete $500.
Nn DER GinueibungSfeier nabme1
Ole Gireftoren unb Wtitglieoer Der
@eieQidoft, 10 mie Ole Witglieocr Der
uerldieoenen Gereine, luelfle I'M go
bor-Spceum" ,ibre @eriommlunaen
ob6olten, nit ibren Gonren 3beil.
Die 9eonlten Der .2abor . Spceitm.
@eleai6aft" i'm: Sobn Hiegeer. GrG-
iiocnt; Sobn Hiippel, 5inon5iefretdr,
llo Sugo Strieber, prot. Sefret1r.
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GllbbouieS. Sebterer ~peritano ,es,
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