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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Burbank Is Still Working

In these days of his more steady
fame, Burbank is still working inde-
fatigahly over his plants, his seeds, his
cuttings, his graftings, his roots, his
blossoms. He is still making two petals
glisten in the sun where one shone be-
fore. He is still developing new plants
with the deftness of his hands and the
instinct and bravery of his imagina-
ton. While he has not shattered the
world to bits,p he has .'remolded it
nearer to the hearts desire"
Burbank,s birthday is time to con-
slider his work. But the work of Bur-
bank is not to be reviewed so much
by single years as by his lifetime. 1t
is difficult to look over Burbank's work
and say: "This was done in 1909" His
work is not like that of the rapid nov
elist, bearing an imprint of the year
of it's appearance. 1t is more like the
work of a literary giant, of a Gibbon,
who delves and tolls for 26 years over
a masterpiece.
While talking to representative of
The Call a few days ago Burbank
pointed to a small bed of camassia
esculenta-the bulbs of which he has
developed from the size of small
walnut to that of an apple or potato.
Il have been working 10 years on that
plant he said, bending over and fond
ling the stocks. They will take the
place of the potato. They are. better
favored; they are like the potato but
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Cudahy Is Arrested

You are under arrest" said the po-
licemon. "Al right, I'll go with you.
but let me cali my attorney before you
take me 10 the station said Cudahy,
calmly.
call your attorney and I'll get an
ambulance for this man." said Under
wood. Who is he?"
IT'S Jere Lillis," Cudahy said over
mis- shoulder as he walked toward a
telephone
After seeing that LilHs had been
started to hospital the policeman took
Cudahy to the police station. The
packer gave a cash bond and was re-
leased.
Lillis at the hospital is in a pitiable
condition. and the physicians say that
even If he RECEIVERS he will be terribly
disfgured for life. Cuts, apparently in
hicted with a knife and made in criss-
cross fashion, are Oh his face, legs and
ono rr77
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Mrs. Cudahy Nanishes

From the beginning to the end of the
affair Mrs Cudahy was not in evidence.
Attempts to reach her today have proved
futile. Cudahy's friends admit the gem
eral facts in the case, but are unwilling
10 go into details.
Since Cudahy married Miss Edna
GOWN, VINO was society belle of Oma-
ha. December 2S, 1899, the family has
been prominent there. On the day of
the marriage Cudahy's father made him
manager OF his Kansas City interests.
After three months honeymoon.
which Included trips on special trains
and the occupancy of palace in Italy,
the couple returned here and purchased
one Of the finest homes in the city.
They were at the top of society. They
rented box at each high class theater
by the year. Cudahy is a member Of
the Country. Kansas City, Elm Ridge
hunt and Polo clubs For time he
kept many fine horses. Following an
injury sustained while playing polo he
sold his stable and took up motoring.
The Cudahys have FIVE children.
Lillis is bachelor. a years old. He
is manager of the Western Exchange
bank and prominent socially. He holds
memberships in the Kansas City, Coun-
try, Evanston golf and Elm Ridge au-
tomobile clubs. Often he has been seen
in clubrooms in Cudahy's company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07

is spreading as the blossoms spread un-
der the magic touch of Burbank's
hands. So while Burbank works today
with his men in the little property at
Santa Rosa, within sight of the court
house, the state is delicately honoring
his birth. The observance of Bur-
banks day is unobtrusive. The cal
endar calls it Arbor day, the day upon
which children plant trees and flow
ers. The patron of plant life in Cali
fornia, if not in the world today, is
more honored than to have his birth
day set apart as the day upon which
new roots are given to the benevolent
hnsnnl of the earth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
SKIRTS PUT STOP
TO GIRLS GAlLOP
Park Commissioner Declares
That Dress Does Not Con-
form to Regulations
Censor of Riding Habits Refuses
to Tolerate Anything That
EclipSes Scenery

Park Commissioner w. Fl. Metson as
sumed the role yesterday of censor of
riding habits in Golden Gate park To
just what extremes young women may
go in attiring themselves for a canter
through the park is not definitely fixed
in the mind of the attorney but by his
firmness yesterday morning it is evil
dent that he does not propose to toll
crate anything that will divert atten-
tion from the natural scenery of the
park.
A charming young woman, who came
to this city to avoid the rigorous win
ter of the east, had the experience of
being reminded by the commissioner
that her divided skirts had more i'm
portant duties to perform than to fiut-
ter merriIy under the fair equestri
enne's chin.
Oblivious to all else than the ex-
hiIaration of morning gallop through
the park with party of young women
friends, the fair easterner did not no
tice that her skirts had been brushed
far above their natural position as she
had encountered the bOughs of the net
work of bride paths.
PAINFUL DUTY POLITELY DONE
And then came the rude shock The
pleasure she was experiencing in her
dash through the wooded paths was
turned to chaSrin as a stately horse
man with fierce mustaches, a long face,
beetlinS eyebrows and glasses blocked
her way. The park commissioner had
found his eyes wandering from the
beauties of the landscape to a most
Ateany rate Metson politely informed
the charming young hOrsewOman that
her skirts were really too high 1t
was a painful duty. but he felt that
something must be done. In the alb
sence of fixed regulations as TO just
what constituted a proper riding cos
tune for young women in Golden Gate
park he decided that the young
woman's habit, as arranged, or rather
disarranged. Overreached the bounds.
Young lady. your dress does not
conform to the park regulation" said
Nelson
"oh" murmured the embarrassed
maid.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
WOR[D'SRECORD
MADE IN DANCE
AGAINST TIME
Six Couples Trip Light Fam
tastic for IA Hours and
43 Minutes
Keep Time to Music Through
Period Without Halt or
Misstep
THE WINNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. BrantIey.
Miss Adele Breen and A. T..
Greiner.
Miss Annie r.. Greiner and III. e.
Heath.
Mrs. Sophie GuiIbert- Michel and
Robert w. Currie.
Miss Ada Finnigan and Elmer
Peterson.
(All the winners were removed to the
German hospital for treatment after
dancing for x hours and 43 minutes
without halt or misstep.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Dance Against Time

The dance was one against time.
Dancers in Butte, Mont, had set a rec
ord of II hours and IL minutes, and the
event yesterday was to break it. Seven
teen couples entered, but before being
allowed TO dance they We're given a med
lical examination by Doctor Brackett and
Doctor w. G. Harder. The dance start
ed at 1850 p. m. Saturday and con-
cluded at 1:31 p. m. Sunday.
More than two and a half hours sped
by before the first couple gave up, this
being Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawk The
latter was seen to suddenly sway and
fall against her husbands shoulder,
and he lifted her off the floor to the
dressing rooms. The dance was made
all the more difficult by the fact that
misstep meant disqualification.
The second woman to faint was Miss
l. Wilhelm. Like Mrs. Hawk she
danced untif the last moment. when her
arms dropped limp and she sank to the
floor. AS time progressed others col
lapsed. These included Miss C. e..
Dwrin. Mrs. e. Clayton and Miss f..
WEIGH The case of Miss WeIeh was
the most remarkable of the affair. She
broke a toe while dancing, but refused
to give in. Hour after hour she held
on and finally, after more than II
hours of steady dancing she collapsed
from the pain and suffering
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
COLLAPSED

Mrs. c. Il. Hawk, danced . hours
and 81 minutes.
Miss j.. Wilhelm, danced 3 hours
and AZ minutes.
Mrs. c. X. Dwrin, danced 4 hours
and 81 minutes.
Mrs. Il. Clayton. danced ; hours
and 10 minutes.
Miss II. Welch, danced II hours
and minutes (withdrew be-
cause of a broken toe).
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
BLusHING MAID RUsHEs AWAY

Naturally there was a hurried read
justment of the habit. With the re-
bellious skirts firmly held in place by
two dainty knees pressing hard gainst
the ponys ribs. the blushinS maid
dashed on to bring to a close trying
scene. And Metson proceeded on his
way, but the birds singing in the trees
the animals browsing in the paddocks
and the flowers blOsSoming on the
lawns were no longer observed by him.
He was wondering just what regula-
tions might be adopted by the park
commission to restrain wOmens draper
les.
After his dinner at the Pacific Union
club last night, MetSOn was quite him
self again, He was even getting some
enjoyment out of the adventure of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Couples Still Dance


With Miss Welch's collapse there re-
mained on the floor Mr.. and Mrs J.
Hartman, 1004B Green street; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Brantley, 675 Castro street;
Miss Adele Breen, POSI- Fifteenth
street; A. p Greiner and Miss Annie
Greiner. 1915 Nineteenth street; H E.
Heath, 1854 Eddy street; Robert w Cur
rie, 4O4 Sanchez street; Mrs. Sophie
Guilbert- Michel, 1919 Tenth avenue,
Sunset; Elmer Peterson, 31s Tenth
street. and Miss Ada Finnigan, SIS Lin
den avenue.
For the last few hours Doctor Brack-
EFT and Doctor Harder were on the
floor all the time, running from dancer
to dancer, rubbing their faces, necks
CanffunoA p,Uo
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
woMAN's NAME UNKNOWN

Was the young woman very much
embarrassed when you asked her to
readjust her riding habit% was the
question put to the commissioner.
I'VE don't tell such things, do we"
was his answer.
Meson admitted that there were no
regulations applying in such matters.
and he did not know whether the COM
mission should take action TO provide
for the future or just leave il to one of
the commissioners or a mounted police
man to use his own Judgment as to
Just how free should be the enjoyment
of Golden Gate park
No. / don't know who the young
woman was. but 1 did think her cos
tune rather extreme said Nelson Il
think there is enough natural scenery
in the park without calling upon any
charming young woman 10 add TO the
beauties that attract the eye"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
Uses Knife on Friend He Finds
in His House Under SuS=
piCiOuS Circumstances
ACCUSES SOCIETY MAN
OF WRECKTNG HIS HOME
Police Find Millionaire Packer
Bending Over Bound Man,
knife in Hand
VICTIM OF ATTACK MAY
NOT SURVIVE WOUNDS

II ANSAS CITY. March 6.-John
n 2 Cudaly the millionaire
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07

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SpocSfGlc.

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Vim II. Widr5 Nnu s.. Suhcr, 9ir. 100, r.
RrcaonaO, 20 Sabre oil.
Vim II. WtdrS Miarg &. Iniier. Nr. 2ol5,
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lurriss9urh. Ga Sabre nit.
Au IS WidrS stauielaus atin5ef, Cir. sol,
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Vim 1G. Wi1rI Siiaf &odier, vi. 1000, 9Scfts
9anpnlcsStrnfe. SO Sabre a!t.
glm II. @idrS sc,pis Seine, 5obna SoplinS'
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Neitsginrtb a%slpcnnc, II Sabre ali
Nm -. @idr6 gina Smttb, Nr, 1908, Scil'
fins 81 ffcn. - Sabre alt.
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St1otiids Grmcu.Ych1rot.
Inter- cps rtement.
Surerptjprs of Stu Charities.

Wap Tfem WfbL 9. Wdrs 1910.
Geriicgelte gnaebote. %lnoolltri. pSrqpc,aie
ior Goal for Ban Yiew Giglnm." a~oretitrt ill
bic ,,Sparo of Aparbe pi baltimore 6ttg,"
ncrocn i'm Biireai oeS Observation-Disclosures,
Tutbbuns, Baltimore, mo. bis II llbr Yot'
mitiaee am Aitttppdl, ben %. W}dr6 1910 emit
gegen aenonnlcH fir bic lie'erltn9 norl Tpbirtl
an oas Yah aic,p Mini fir .oas nit Dem IL.
stpril 1910 be9inrenoe .Sabr,. rallllln:
1880 Sunncr Yitamin6ie,
800 IunEfn Muthracite,
200 Spuret Sunburh.
Sm Dab Siciu HtDl db5ultelctlt. 81
Wngebote tiir rein. Yinniubis, Nntbratite
iIuo Sunburh &uhlen iniiliell lillo iperoei .dis
i~epurntc urto perihieocrc angebpte bebaiioel.
peroeit.
Hnacboten fir yitumtnoic autlen rntb eli,
oealuubigter Gbed bss @ieterS fitr $500, Wins
gebpien fir anthracite ino Sunburg .9ntleu
eiu Gbed pes 4ieierS iiir 1876 oes abeelbdbfen
8etrags hes Contracts nuf Srore bes Minoorj
uno Staoiratbs bon baltimore ~heieefilgt tein:
be'uGte G5edS militct uri cine Clearing Soule
GrioRisrefbs @anseboifiie der ,aniitttih iii Ser aael
b%rduhliden Sornl 9iirgitnft iteIen bnrf ritle
neeeptirbare BiirgfdufiSs9 orlpnanie 5ur pope
Sic Gontrnft'Seboroe beb1lt fh has Hedf
Dor, irecno eiit uNo nae ~gtnsebote su pcrprrs
fen.
Spesififniioren f5nner I'M Bob Sieu ami.
9atbbau5'stnner, Hcro : CAB siruBe, erlaust
2nmar 9pabsan,
Superintendent.
8encgnisi:
Z. @arrp Mlabppi.
Yriiiberf Der GuHtrlits 9cbaroc.
(Widr5 t0-t2 ,1I-i9.2D
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Gepartemcnt fir oficntlidbe gauteu.
Sub.E epartement orS StaetsJ ngeuteure.
"a a 1 | M q 4 q z NnArl 14ln
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sur 6urfssfpeliuc:
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Die onS Bette jeigt, mos sic omerito.
niIde 8unit unlcrcr 3eit %leiltet. Iie
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elmer Nemaltigcn &lnogebnlg ollcr
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i0nlihfeit 6rnntrcid)'S idlmer conl.
promIttiren.
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ltntt Oieie Nciormorbeit Dem llnter.
bol.le i'll iiberloiien. ISr5lpiid)en nat
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9ltlg DeS budgets. Nod INNER per-
lprift man Dem &obinct Nsqlitb'a
fcin lnngea 9eben. Nicer POO Viii.
lioncn iollen iiir nclls. Greoonouobts
ms Budget Qciebt meroen. lulb naa
Bnrlouent miro tic %beruiui0clt. So.
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1T crfGltct. GuS bate CT oild in
SonOon BADEN fonnen.
Glncn bcnlerfcllsucrthcn 9cld(u6
babcn Die %pcreinigten britiiden &oll-
o%elsfonlmern ollf ibrcr Snglna III
Honcon acfoBt. Sic trntcn nit 81
acaen ~ Stinn1cn I'M Sntcrciie bcs
britlId'et SanbelS iulb permebrtcr
acknowledgements iiir cine Heiornl
oeS Snrifs cil mo ioroerten Die Nc.
9iernng olif, Die notbigen Sd)rittc
5lr Gnrd)fiibrung Ser @eidliiiic 5l
tbnlt, Mud Die @onoclsluclt Gn0.
lambs, bieie oltc Sodbrrg Ses Srci.
bnllocIa, befcbrt lid jlun Sdmt5oQ.
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@oocr 5lpiid)en Seer mo 6lottc aud,
nod cln Sollcrr.auirubr 0efontnlen.
Arl'cN @rlcd)e'llnnN, lpic tici biit Gil
%gcIintcn!
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eteuer.s eYartrmcnt, 8athBaus.
Will nj rt, OCH Is. .VtIt5 IVIU
Nmilagen fir bic 6puocmnirnrg unn-erbtur
scr oIru,an.Stro

Nmiiasen fit bic G~puocnnirrng unn-6rptinnn
Der SmalitppoosStrahe. .
IS miro hermit bcialrnt> gcntadbt, oab alien
ACKNOWLEDGMENT fin bic Gorhenlnirltl9 mo
Grntflnua Der Smuii,uoobsStra bon ncr
g~iuroicite Der Sarntoaus Sirdbe bis sur Glib
Wari 1909 lnterSeifncicn Scroronunb 9tr. go
oes WIaDorS mo Stnotrnibs. Die Hidt inner
bnlb orciBi9 Id9cn, bonn ~. @idr5 1910 an.
beSablt limo, cine Siruiaebiibr bon orei CD
bes nit iulnen Niflagcn bclaitet ipuree. TO-
tort pcrmeiien uns sum Gerfnul 1~rge6ciaf pcr'
pcn miro. Srpmptc NcSnblult9 miro olelc net
tcrcn 9roheu ~llnloiicn permetpcr.
5rauf Brown,
tliir5lS) SicueretniieDrier.
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atsurr.Ssnartcmrnt. Rntlnaus.

WaIilmore. Il. Mldr3 1910.
SteucrSahler iperben bierinlt hena6rlGtlgl
sGb Gin Eiseputo pon IL. YrpSent auf 81,
Nriinoeiaentbumss, Eerionat' lino Scfuritutsl
SteuerrehuuH9en bon 1910 %Gefpdbrt plto. ois
pdbrcno oes Wionats Dsdrb, rtdt tpdter, ais
Tonueritag, ben 81, } libr Aiudnittags, be-
5ablt Wer0cn. 6iiHf IroSent Sisconio iperoell
duf StaatssS teuerrehniin9cn geipdbri. SctTe
Ncdbnuneen ousacfonot. petI1 %oielelbeil nibi
peri1nli6 pbcr per Holt herl1Ii9t fperoeh.
5rGnt Yrpspn,
CUar5i7.2Q Steuereinllebnier.
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gcfanntmn6nugen.
Siircau prs staSt.@sumrters.

Is. Wl0rj IVIU.
Scr StdotsebcpnIetcr miro Sreitag. ben %.
Mnrs 1910, SIR unien anacgcbencn 3eit an CIT
mo Stellc erffeinet lino Die 9ttoeuus Der fois
aetoeu Sirubcn ciablircn:
SpbiRqtur=S trabc, bon Sortsgleenrc bis Gle
inenfs giraffe, I'm 2.45 giodniiidgs. :
SnlnDuras Giraffe, bon 6anoners bis Geaoeit
ballsSirabc. nm 3.11 giud)mitiagS. #
Siinitr Struic. bon 9toIurhss peIUie bis sur
Snlles1icao. nm i lbr 9iacbnlitidgs.
u, 2. Ntiuoob.
90 Stuot4Seometer.
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teuer.1epnrtcmsnt, M~athhnus.
Baltimore. pen IS. Midr8 1910.
Nuiiagcn iir Tipeuirung, YHaiferNng nnS
Mauoitciubau Der

ManoItcinbou Der FprtsStrnhc.
IS wiro biermii p%cluHri 9ellatt. hab allen
guilageH fiir Nioelliring. Rildlferitil9 mo
RunbiieinhnI Der Bort. Giraffe, non Der 9ioros
ieiic Der esslpeuie bis sur Sitoiette Der
Nnrtb.@penue, gcm1b oct am 6. Suii 1909 ins
terSci@ncten Neroromnno SIR. 352 pcs Wiagers
nno Stnoiratbo. oic ribi inncrbu!b brciBi9
Juucn, pom Is. miir; 1919 an. bciablt itllo.
cine StrntuebiiDr bon orci I3l Ero5ent bin5us
acfii1t lillo cas- Gipcntbum. peIcbcS init 'olbcn
Nuildgpn bcIaiici niroc. loiort p~crnleileii urto
5um SSerfuuf ~unae5ci9t mcrncll miro. Hroniplc
NcSablung miro bicfc pcitcren grobcn uninlteil
perinciocn.
Sraut Sropn.
CQtGr51S) SlcuerctnHchiHct.
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llcll, 9iclc Nttcntotc ali Die Sln0cS-
tnlIe lin0 an Dem @ioerltono Der
tpeltliden GongreB Mitglieocr &C.
ldleitert. 90 lid oorunter cine @n.
5ohl BON msldnoiihcr Nb'tommurlg
bcfinocll, 10 bobcn bic Srgnne Der
Silblioien.@ rabifer bcim Gplfc 4ros
pagnnou 5il MAIDEN gciltd)t, inOcm tic
bic Vtitglieoer ollf 8runO ibrer No.
tiollolit0t perbddtigeh, iuic cs ia Die
befaltnte Wtetbobe oller Sdltrfcu it,
2elltr, sellcn lie liHbipiouell nid)t5
nud)iogen fonncr, nit NotionolitGtS.,
HeligiunS- o6cr Hoiicnporllrthcilen 5it
befGmpfeli. 81 Oieie Miittcl nid,t
pcrftRSeil, 10 id)ritten Ole Srgolle 5ll
perionIid)en @erbGdtignngcn mo be-
id)liloi9tcn ipe3icQ ben NbNeOrOuetcn
&iilternionn, bob CT im Soloc Der
Observation-Disclosures Sinic itcbc.
Ioa uia CT nid)t allf iid) iibcn laiien
uno iorbcrt cine llntcrilldulg. GoS
SultijsGomitc obcr ihcint Der Nns
iidt ju icin, BOP ioId]en Burden &C.
gcliiber perG6tlideS Sdnucigcu Die
bette Mntlport lit.
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GunIul Sfft nntiuurtct.

Gem &pritonO ocs ,Ncutit.M nleri-
folllld)cn Nniiprulbunocs" lit pom
Stnota. Icportcmcllt bic Gopic zines
Sdlrclbcna oea unlerlfnliiid)cll SION.
lillH George NicolnS Sift 1T Niirn.
berg j%uacga1gen. Sn Dem Sd)reibcn
Ingt Der 8onllll, Icilt @crid)t babe oic
%cbolptlutgelL mcld)c IN Der Frciic
pcro'fentlidlt iulr0cn, lid)t cntbaltcn.
Stc on'toBiaen 9cbauptlrngen, ipel-
dc Der &orltuno bcS Notionol. 9ull.
oca III cincm Sdreibcn an Dos
StnotS-S cportcnlcnt ol,i 4runb bon
Mllstibrltngcl 0cS &aiierlif beltt.
id,cn Stotiitiiten Nlmtes lio Der
G%cntralltcllc fir &olfslpoblfobrt mi.
oerlegtc. iuorerL onB in Hiirnberg
flebr ols Die Salitc beS olirdld)nitt-
lldcn Somilien : ginfommcnS fiir
Speiie uno WetrGnfc oi,sgegebel,
lpcroc. nnb SPAR fir 8ctrdllfe, mel
items Bier. foit 5ebn Yro5ent. BUR
Der INSTRUMENTATION Erciie
lei conltotirt, boB cbige 9ebniptullg
ouSldlieBIid, in characterization
9lotterll erid)ienen. GS lit bies ein
fpeitcrer 9eweis, bnb Melonneen Der
SeniaiiouspreIic itets nit @oriid)t
oli5unebmcn lii,o uno oaB bic
1eutldpI merifancr gut tbitll. iid) oil
ibre ei9eile perldBlide Treiie ST bal
tcll, - rMittbeilungen bes Scutld,-
Imerif. Natioiiol.V un0eS."
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Mnna 6. Ncnnina.

Gs iturD am II. Nidri 1910 it i6rcr SSoD.
NINA IN pcnlbs(rooi, Naltimores9 ourtU. Wilma
Is. SenniR, 1elicbtc Satin BON @ermnlll 9eils
nina. ~ Rcercioirg finbet Gaming, oeli
10. AIdrI, 9 llbr NorinittGas. BON Der Satbpit'
idlen ct. Sbumns.airdc, Gde jiolaub' mo !.
Nbcnnc, ans iiatt. 9eiiepung dii Dem aSl.
Grlnfcrs SriCobpic." G7-S)