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The Washington times., 1912-12-17

Charles Kemp. Paul Risen and Clar-
cnce Pickle. three soldiers from Fort
Washington. bombarded the house Of
Nav Belmont on North Lee street last
night between and 8 o'clock with
bricks and stones. breaking. windows.
,'lnds and doors. For half an hour
they terorized the nolghborhood and
dared the police to arrest them. They
were finally taken In custody by Chief
Goods and Sergeant Scott and In police
court today were each hned 325 with
the alternatice Of sixty days in jail.
The Washington times., 1912-12-17

ana y son OF ME-. Mectna ~. ana the
late John Entwistle. His mother resided
with him on King street.
A largely attended meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce was held last
night to take action on the complaints
which have been received by the chain
her relative to the unsatisfactory serv.
ice on the Washington and Old Do
minion Railway. operating what 10
known rs the BiuemOnt branch Of the
southern Railway. Invitations had
been sent to persons residing on the
road to present their complaints TO the
chamber 10 that concerted action could
be taken. A number OF letters were re.
ceived giving details Of the unsat It's
factory service. Several Of the writer's
sah they would come to Alexandria tO
e ke their complaints In person but
did not know when they would he oble
to reach home, no uncertain was the
operation OF the trains. 80
Several merchants Of Alexandra testi.
fc,, that II required from three to fivc
days for freight from Alexandra TO
i..,,h points on the branch. The pas
xcnGcr and mall service were likewise
denounced.
After hearing all Of the grievances. II
was decided to take the matter up with
the railway company and. unless con-
ditions are Immediately remedied, to ap.
peal to the state corporation commits.
sion.
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
DRUGGIST DIES
FROM MORPH HINE.
Overdose Taken BY Alexandran to Deaden Pain Proves
Fatal-Bluemont Branch Schedule Scoredby
Residents Along Line.

and . son Of Mrs. Martha Il. and the
late John Entwistle. His mother resided
with him on King street.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
TO FIGHT NEW
LUMBER RATES

Portland, Ore, Oct. 17.-Northwest
lumber interests are planning to make
determined fight to maintain the old
schedule of rates that was in effect
before the recent increase was an
nounced by the railroads. They will
be represented before the interstate
commerce commission by ]. \. Teal,
who has represented them in the past.
"A strong effort will be made" said
Mr.. Teal, Ito maintain the old sched-
ule of rates. The new rate will not
be accepted by the lumber interests,
but they will, instead, present argu-
ments against it, do not know where
the hearing will be held by the inter
state commerce commission, but ! sin
cerely hope that it will be on this
coast. No time has as yet been fixed.
The new schedule is under suspension
pending the filing of and hearing OF
complaint by the lumbermen."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
HIGH COST OF LIVING
BY l.. M. HEWITT.

Pages have been written upon the
reasons of the high cost of living.
Arguments ''5ve been waged as to
the cause and remedy. Like all other
questions, the politician endeavors to
make capital by charging the other
party with the responsibility, and
automatically shys at the real cause.
When ! am asked for my version Of
the question my answer is, Lack Of
system in the kitchen" How many
times day does the grocer answer
the telephone and hear the order:
please send me % cents worth of
sugar, 10 cents worth of butter, Is
cents worth OF flour?" 1t cost that
grocer just as much to prepare and
deliver that order as it would dol
lars worth of sugar, pound of but
ter and sack of -four. In a family
OF the average number of four the
order as given will last just about
twenty-four hours when it will be
mechanically repeated. Instead of suf-
fering the handling and delivering
waste of one order in four days the
housekeeper has paid the expense
four times. The grocer does not pay
the loss; it's the consumer.
William n. Town in the Nautilus
says: Consider how vast sum
might be added to the nations wealth
IL every housekeeper had scientific
knowledge of how to buy and cook
food An expert once said to me that
he believed that one-half or more of
the quarrels, fights and murders
started In the kitchen. Said he: you
turn a man loose with a stomach half
full Of halfcooked food, and you must
expect his mind to become sour and
his temper i'll, and the result is dan
any dealings"
In the East there are now schools
or societies whose object it is to do
away with some of the waste. had
the pleasure of visiting one of their
exhibits last summer. The exhibit
was mainly practical demonstration
of scientifically managed kitchens.
Girls are taught home cooking with
economic science as prominent fea-
ture. They are taught what foods will
produce the most value in nutriment
for the least expense, how a great
variety may be prepared with the
same articles, and especially how to
do the kitchen shopping economically.
Two mottos read: Food that costs
most is often worth least" "A well
cooked meal is blow TO the saloon
Prof. William l.. Barholf Lane, tech
nical high school teacher. in his re-
cent address before the National Vo-
cational and Industrial Congress ad-
vocated the abolition of some OF the
various forms of higher education in
the public schools and the substitu-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
| kidney ills.

kidney ills
Don't take this course. Bryan resi-
dents should profit by the following
experience.
Miss Mary Knobel, southside, Nav
asota, Texas, says: my back was
very lame, at times my head ached
intensely and feeling of fatigue
chung to me. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and caused me annoy
ance. l was unable to rest well and
felt miserable in every way. / finally
procured Doan's Kidney Pills and bs-
gan their use. could not wish for q
better remedy, as they proved with
out doubt their merit. I gladly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills to any per
son suffering from kidney complaint"
< For sale by all dealers. Price sec.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States. ,
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
October II.

1SS4-Both houses of the British par
lament destroyed by fire.
lS4S-Vienna in state of siege. Kos
suth withdrew the Hungarian
army within their own frontier
1851 oldier-vote" of the country
carried the new constitution
with an anti-slavery proviso.
1S6S-Sheriff and parish judge of st.
Mary's Parish, La, assassinat-
ed. Troops in small numbers
ordered to various parts of the
South.
lS74-Seyeral cars of Fort Wayne
train, crowded with 200 immi-
grants, went over a thirty-foot
embankment near Fort Wayne,
Ind, without fatality.
1901-The Duke and Duchess of Corn
wall and York arrived at St.
John, New Brunswick, proceed
ing to Halifax on the 18th.
1904-After nine days OF battle con-
fiict south of Mukden has not
been decided; Russians retreat
ing stubbornly and Japanese
advancing; reports in Toxic
told of continued advance of
Japanese left army. under Gen
eral Oku, who is trying to
work north and east toward
Mukden; Russians resisted
stubbornly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17

ton OF a practical course in home
cooking
Professor Mcknight of the A. and
M. College, in his address before the
teachers of Brazos county, said III
my daughter could only learn one OF
the two things, how to play the piano
well or how to cook we'll, should
want her to know how to cook well.
They are both accomplishments to be
coveted by every young lady, but
above all others is the accomplish
ment of Knowing how to prepare food
we'll"
DR.. H. Il. Barnard. food commits
sioner of Indiana, in his address be-
fore the International Congress OF
Hygiene, said: Most Of the pure food
work of the future lies with the wom-
en- who do the buying. With food laws
on the statute books of most OF the
states, the work of the state food
commission will be largely one OF ed.
ucating the people to demand SAM
tary conditions, report filth and the
corner grocery"
But the order is given over the
telephone, the delivery boy brings the
food into the kitchen, leaves 1t some
where" and the cook does the rest;
and this is one of the white mans
burdens and incidentally it bears a
very close relation to the high cost
of living.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
Football Tomorrow.

The Eagle is requested to announce
that a game of football will be played
tomorrow afternoon between Allen
Academy and Houston High School
on the academy grounds in this city.
The two teams are the best in their
class in the state, so all who attend
may rest assured of witnessing fine
game. The game will be played rain
or shine. Admission so cents, ladies
free. Game called at Ais.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
For Sale.

zoe acres of post oak land 10 miles
from Bryan. This is as fine a body
of post oak timber land as there is
in the county. Price $4,000. For terms
apply to J. w. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
For Saie-Easy Terms.

About two acres of land; S-room
house; waterworks, cistern. well,
barn, ETC.; located near churches and
schools. Cheapest property in town.
Fountain Bros.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
l911-Dr. Cook starts for Denmark to
vindicate himself in the eyes of
the Danish people.


"Do you know that | had two offers
of marriage last week - asked u rlaip
girl of n friend
oh. am delighted, dear the TREND
exclaimed. "rhpn the report that your
uncle left you his money is really
true
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
DOWNWARD COURSE

Fast Being Realized by Bryan People.
A little backache at first.
Daily increasing till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Dropsy and finally Bright's disease.
This is the downward course of
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-17
Cheertulness.

II rhere is uepd uf IurouslesS and
good ,.tlepr IN our words aud looks ana
Il and when others about us ARE most
likely tn Ia. nplppd hv II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

n tHe Erbtnana. .R Q. 242 - 1912
" Our sjsftiieauns Sss aietaus bon mlapgs'
spocb siDfnHe bon a'acgCru,if Elaee bis seleH
Sirnbs
Gel es retcrbnet ban BEN eiahtratb Der
giaof Cincinnati etani E5io. bab Der Curb.
8sab bon genpleipooo abenue. BON wlcgormtd
9Iacs bic eeien Etr6te. fei unb berfelbe til
bierburf fetieeileui ipir Fclgf nduiIsn; aHfaHs
ssHD an bsr freEsnag bex tpsiiItdsen 0arblinse
roB Tgnpiemoco Abenae nnn bes flbIi4en Gfrb.
aIHie bon WscgcrEai6 Biaee. ant Der cobs bon
ersibuHberi unb adiuncfnnisis $4,000 5u6:
bauu abfieiesnb sa ner Rate BON ssaet nnb
bier 8ebniel @gcseHi f.ir speibuHberf nsunsetu
ure iebSis sunberffisi t2.aOsE fur 2e0.70) f5ub
81 ees n0ssstten GHrbseiaie con 5eies Sisabe
iino Der 1ebe bon ersibanpert sspsianbflnfsts
anb 6reiuubiiebBia pnHoeriiiel ts52 SUB
llub bch Der GTnb Der afiltnkH AAgbLtfie
bersslbs iein fol NIT ben toIsenoea aasHabs
Men:
esniaassns an Der arensung bsr Dgilinsn
Gurbspinie prH wnpieipo06 ApeuAe uHo Der
fIbli1en GHrbsgiHse bon Dsrs nymtd xla6e nlif
Der pobe pon bgfibufcert FecsnnoflHfslg nHe
flHfsie s,asHbeftitn t3SU.50} Tsib: 0aftTl alrs
fesaeHe al Der Bfais BON elnem nHb tiinfnnos
breiblg SuHbegiffel Esc5eHt f.ir plsf5la diB5ec
fir 400nl Eab 81 tT 99be Dcsl ngesbunbegi
ssn as ger 81 sassf sss rsn.aa stg
nnb Der gnDrDIitbsn GurEyiilte BON esieH
girabe aif Der obhe peu btfisunbsrt eII.ane'
Snb: bann anefisissnD ~ bsr Bate pOn risr
une att DebatfI Aroserf. fir fstafsig 1906
fur 5000 Jus. gu Der 10te ben cgeibnncsri
s5ss4gssss ssss sss ss uns srsiaHon'una sanesfie'
saifirt am an aEal q: 2, q isig,
a. : araitssHt fss siastEa.bs.
4 xV.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

ntrc Crbtnans, no 215-fo12-llut
W tpeitere Bprfehritueen su ireffen fir ben
faritdreu 9uiiaro bon Rroh, ourh Susplemens
rirlfna bon gefttor 2s6-9 uno @menbirune bon
getticuer os6.i1 uno 2s6'i2 Ses aooeI bon
SreiHnn8eR.
Sci Is scrorbnet non bem Stnbtratb ber
sinoI Cincinnati Sinnt Ohio:
sefiiou /. Gus eeitton 1869 bes Sober
bon GrotnanseH flppIemeuttrt tperbe NIT oer
foIeenben Gettton 2sGs9.a, peIte bierourt per'
orouet ruirh:
geittcn 2s6sesa. Gs foueu feline steH,
tSdiier strrbe, 9drtoHs ooer 1noere 4ebdlier
aIlBerbaIb ireenoeines ggeftalranis, Groeerp
neer arneren 4l6Ben no Sroo ooer aHoere
Groeerpsgsaoren nerialrft peroen. fhr ben
ssf m I'm sFSS s0' #saurosss
ooer dH6eTc RerfpHeH, pelte Prob uHo anoere
Ra1rrdarer herinnfen folIen ipotWMer bedgie
91ipanreu 9nm gertauf GusLieecn, eeniseHoen
Gtus oerfhdffeu fir beiagie gadpaareu aeGen
bic sanobaJuHg bcriebeU ieteHs hes Rublis
tums, geseH S6mut, Gfnub, Sleeen une pet'
aIeitPn; rod fog, poimmer bic gnapanrsH
aui in SeIpdrier eUeepi6eit itno, pdbrena fte
aim Qer'aln ausIiegeH. ieiH tpeiterer Stus
seftion 2. ius seition as6.11 beg sccer
ron Eroinansen bierolir6 10 amenblr1 iueroen
fou, bas oieielbe ipie foIgi IGuiet,
ecttten 2s6s11. Gs fon bic gfli9t beg ga.
G5etuTbbettEs ZeportementE bcr gtaot 9iucima'
II, bic Refrmmuueer Der obiGen Se'tIoH
2se.9so elirtsuffbren uno bic Grtfernune bon
alien gebGIterTl fpie fie in beiaaier Se!itoH
2e6se-u Eef6riebeH 'iub, bon oer gubenieite
bon ReTtauroUis, Brpceries oDer nH6eren
9Idser. roo groo cher oroere Grocerie'2Saareu
berfau'i fperoen, su erSiuingen.
seiiion 3. Tub Seftion 2s6.12 beg aooer
hor CroinanseH hierburf nmenbirt tueroe,
bas tie ipte foIGt Iautet:
Ecftiou 2s8sl2 Srpenbeine 3erfor poer
Rerfouen tueIde iraeubeine bon ben 9erim'
mungen Der oprhergeberoen att SeIiionen
iiberfriit fon in cine Gtrafe bon uidt iber
sebu $1,000 Collars fir ons erite Yeraeben
berfonGn. unh fir traeroetr rueiteres Bereebeu
fol cine girnfc bon nidt fiber fiiniuno5D1noig
$4,000 Dollars uuferIeot tperoen
eeitlou a. 9iefe Srbinnns fcII in Sraft tres
ten NIB GitItiatett baben bon nnD nat BEN
frlbeiien bonn @eiete erlarbien 2eitpuIIfte an.
Na'itrt am 80 aIpriI n. g. 1912.
Stneon gR Spbnfon.
Brdithent beS Gtaoiratbs.
@tteit: Mrtbur gSpp. GIerf $40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

" febrililaen freffenb fur bic Museabe bon
Aonbs in Der Sunlme bon $31 900 hehnts YIN.
fAaffuag eifieS SonbS fr ben Itdottcosn anei.
Der Soften fir bic 9erbedernne ooh geein'a''
eel es osrorbnet bonn Gtaotratb Der stnof
Cincinnati, Gtaai Ohio: -.,,.
Seftioii 1. 8ds es bonn Stobtrath Der Sfaoi
gircinnnti fir itpfbnenoia eracttet ptrn, gonos
beiaaier Sinot nussneeben ilrlo gu oerIainen
In Ser Suinme bon einlInhoreiBl9 Aolnene
1891 100000 GoIfars betnfs grlnnttiine ;5s s,Iies
TonoS fnr bie ae3obIrne oeS itdottlben J, lpeiis
Ser stcften lnn glilsedben sur WeroeNeInno
BON 8eeiinan Gtrnne bon Der inoit1en SIl,e
bon seeiiur 27. GGtuereef Gonntbip, bts VI.
more etrate hurG @raoirling, SeseH npH
Bra,,itrCnrbs nna Sraritscoiier. RfIuiiern oeS
Sabr1ueas nit Tarbiueer 9Racaodm, lno per
ftenura 6er n6tbineu Gruintrnn9en uno astlets
seftion 2. 9as bic Sonos t,c Der be'ae,sT len
euHtne BON einltHobreib1etnu'cpo (S3l GOO .Ool
Toilars fur bic boraenonnien 3fuede; HeiaGie
goun5 fotIen in 9enontnatton bon thnionncert
$500 o0l Dollars ooer IN Whlttnifnten edeon
,ute eies BON CHARACTERIZATION beitintntt irercet
mao, nrc foflen 9irien troacn sur Rate Doit
bier (4) Eroaert Der Snhr. Eie beiogteu Gonoe
foIIen hatiri tein bonn ertieH 1aae i'm Wtol
1919, nrb sabIhor feir spanSia Sabre nah benz
Tatunl Bic hcia0teu gnrlbs foqen anseeoes
Sen, pebanhbn5t mo nerdlrsert Derben IN he
bereiuftimfrln1g nit benz Giefeee irno Der Erot'
mana @o. 1876 1912 pafitrt am q. Seorna'
1912
Seftipn 5. gte girvfrfte bes Terfou's be-
fnater Eonbs, ausaeHommen bic Qrdmien urc
ouiaelar'ene 3infen auf nieieI6er. foler etner
Sono fir bic norbeSeihneteu 2tpede eutaeitrle'
hen unh be5ahTt pereen nuf slnmetiuna hes 1t
rector Of QubIic Scrnice nrb nertpenhet luerner
hon befnpten GtreCtor nat ben biertn fpe3tfi
5irtcu 5ipefen.
See;ion L. 9ieie Sroiron3 ION In aroit ire
ten tirb eiiIfipfeit hnbeu bon uno non ben
| iriihciien bonn @eiete erlurbten 3ettpurlit on
Rnfitrt ON 30. gpriI q. >. 1912.
Simeon mf. Sobnfor,
9rnFineut oes Stabtrdtbs.
9iitpft: Wrtbur Gspn, gIerf. $40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

BEN euianaspIase @ielelben biLbeu bas et'
gsnibum, l5eriraeeu bar1 9obn paffe eHrh
[eeb an Ibona& Ripna. De einagiIaaer III
Deee. .gsu4 $50, Ssiie 2l6. untsr benz 1diam
bee 90 MAI 1868,
5erner oaS HadfoIasnes GrurbeiaeHibrnl,
iluierutfbetlura, MHo III einaeiraaeu In 4laH'
SUD, 3, SesteR 40 nno al. Giefe!be III cine
pon ber Hofs. aherfrnaeH hurt Jcieph H
Gutter. per Uaafiet 0omnitiltCners Bsrtdnt. INC
iberitaeen eH EaHiel #cbsn'ou, luie eiTGsiIa'
een In Teees8nn OBJ. getie 551. uHisr BEN
1aiHm bes 20. Ef,obtr 1883.
aserner eos toleeHbe GEIHoeiasHtbuHr. Bill
beno Cot io5 Bon goune une Qulters uNiers
Gb!beiIuug. uub ~ einpeirageH IN 8laRsSud D.
SElfen 30 unb Al Tieiel6e ~ etHe BON ben
pots. lberiraaen burt 5ofeph r. Gutter, per
Wloffer GommtliicHer GerfaW, uuo fbertregeH
Bud 55T, @ei!e b5s, nHttr BEN Ga!um ess zs
Sfiober 1888 Iieses 4iaeHihum be'iubet iic
0nf Der Bsrfausptffe inter BEN RomeH pen 8
g. 8an 3IeE. Lar. t9n 4lau Don beGgfels
ben III bitrsn bcieetiail
es.sien 2 Tai e.r E.aet GeIisllar isi nab esrs
isibs II tlsrhHrt an'orsfrt uub ansrwitltH. h&
an Sin eui4s Bon tsmpsssni,s aarisbItisa ~ ipsn'
esn um siHs anrs sEiemmsaiuhtgtu, R,lts eta,
linfssin4uHg p0rnsbmtn aHo BE 8trehiuHs eb,
ledsta iea. Rtsts far isIAss GstzitaE "a hs
tablfa ik.
eettisa 9. Ers bic Rpftn uus gugsasn iar
htGagit Assresttaiioa bslehlt rsresa snsE sen esr
sia6t aiHeiHnnti aus heW Bari EoHo SseHo.
anictiliri burd GreiHaas 30. 2iei. eatiEt aus
IA. 9tppember 1910
GtftieH a 1isft Etsinanl isG In Rraii tss,tr
nns Gaiiisifii baben Bon ans rae ssm frabtsss
, tsH 9,its ssIsMbisa StitraHiit an.
9af'iri an Rat u q isi2
s'9sSa sra,iseai NJ 81 II saasaatss Sa
BseIallbist: arthar Gsph, giert
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-10

Eine Grbinans, 9o. 22f-1si2-Bor'
" !ebruuaen treffeno fir Die auseabe bon
Bombs in Der Gumme bon fiufuuosipansis
Slmoert (s2,500o0) SolGrs fir bic elppros
priatiCu bon Giscutbum fiIr StraeeusDede.
glouteitb BIace.
Get es perorbnet bpm Stabtratb Der Stnbt
Cincinnati staat Ohio:
geftipn L. Gas es bonn Stahtrai6 oer Staot
Cincinnati fir BotbueHbte era9tet miro Bombs
beingfer gfaot ans5neeben uHo 3u oeriaufeH
tn Der EuuIme bon fuHfunb5uan5g 9uHoerI
(Sp 10000 Dollars bebufs sInftaffuHa eines
Jonbs fir bic Be5obiune Der stofter alio AnSs
ga5en sur 9rlaugnHg bes HotbpeHoigen GtGeH'
5ss gsbrsuS fd ts adass saassasgess M fr f Sie arS
nura ErtueiteruHg Mlb &uSbebuuug bon Wloas
tettt 4Iaee. bon feinem ilbIi4en Grbe bis 2in'
rpaob gtneRue.
| stabt nusseGebeu rperbeu foleH In Der Gumme
| bon fiiufuno 3tpaHBiG 6unoert ($2, 10000 Dob
| lurs fur bic ooIeenannten 3rpede..- Befaste
| @oubs folIeu III Denomination bon fiirfbuEoerr
] tSb0o.0o) Dollars cher in 4lrItfpIifater o1uon
4 nie btes bonn Staoisauoitor' beftimmi tperben
mag, nrb folIeB 8infen iraeea 5ur Rate bon
/ nter f4) Bro6ent per Sabr Die befastsH SoMos
| foIeB saiirt fem bonn erfiea Taae i'm gRar
/ 1912. urb sabihar fein 5tpar5ig Sabre nab beM
| Datum TIC befuefen Bombs fo(en auspeaes
| ben. aebnnobGbi unb nerdlfhert tperbeu in ues
ran5 biefes gtasiratbS siir aceuIiruna ber
i Museabe bon Rouhs IN Der gtabt Cincinnati
/ Gtaat Cbto poiftrt an, ~: Sebruar 1912.
geftioH g. Die gtnfiiHfte he5 8erfnnfs be-
| faater ReflbS anseenoIHrnen bic Qrdnnien nno
i aufneoufepe 3infen ant biefeIben, foIIen erienI
| ycnh fir oie eorbe5et6Heten 3tpe6e auteefGrte'
| Zen rnb be.abIf trerben auf MnfpeifunG bes Gts
1 rector of HnbIie gerniee unb bermenbef fperpeTi
bon befnatsfn Director nan ben biertn fpesift'
i strteu 2pe6eu.
+ geitton Tide Erbinons foII In Strait fre,
| ten itno @filtinfeit haben bon liao mad BEN
friiheften bonn 6cfese erIGltbteu Seitpunyt an.
9nirt ans 80. MpriI o. .. 1919.
i Gtmecu M ScbnfoH
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