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The Washington times., 1912-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs. CYRUS f. Mccormick.
of Chicago who came to Washfngt ton
for the MacVeagh dinner to the Presi-
dent last night. are guests at the Shore
ham. ,t.,s b. . . D." ~
J. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Blddle was among
those having dinner guests last evening
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
Seen IN the Shops

! saw an attractive lot of fancy inflow
covers this morning In a q street de-
partnient store. near Eleventh street.
for 25 and 50 cents apiece. These TONS
are sewcd and all ready to s,ip over
the pillow. They are taintiIy steno,led
on one side, and the pattern can be OUT
can be used without the embroiicry. *
particularly pretty pillow top. made OF
q soft dark green burlap material, has a
stencil design Of dark red roses outlined
with a chain stitch and around tho edge
OF the slip is dark green fancy brnid.
This pillow cover is marked 50 cents
Sos -~e-
There IL pale blue chiffon broad.
cloth evening wrap shown in a window
in q street store, near Eleventh. on
the south side Of the street. 1t is beau
aIlly lined with white asx satin slvs messsine
collar The wrap is made kimono style,
and fastens down the front with large
Jeweled buttons. IT 10 marked $8.
Pretty white lace Dutch" collars are
seen in a new variety In a- store In
Seventh street, between H and
streets. They are made Of . good imi-
tation of baby Irish lace, and the mesh
is strong and will wear we'll. They are
marked Is cents each. There are also
some pretty lace stocks OF the same
patterns as the Dutch" collars for l2h
Genuine bargains In kid gloves are
being offered in q shop in r street, near
Tweifth. on the north side Of the street,
fnis IN % morning, and they are shown in
paae gloves wits psrs siGseo poinss snd long S
gloves. A glazed glove Of soft and pli-
able quality Kid which usually sells for
H;5 is marked now for. 90 cents a pair.
<wv~ A. -
erent shades Of tan are marked 70 cents,
marked si.oe. The long kid gloves in
twelve. sixteen. and twenty button
tan. The prices are $1.ss s2.a, and $2.Ss,
respectively.
A dainty little Copenhagen blue silk
marquisette tunic Is dispiayed In q win
twelfth and Thirteenth streets. II is
elaborately embroidered with heavy
white and blue silk floss. and around the
waist wal there S ' M rnpS shFred Sr pt Dsplum
made peasant style. and handsomely
embroidered. The tunic II marked $1s.66.
In a shop window in Seventh street,
between 3 ana F streets. some very very
shown. The coats have small velvet
notched collars, and the skirts are plain
with panel back and front. One suit
made Of q rich colored brown serge is
marked 1895. Another brown suit made
Of q brown checked novelty cloth is
also marked 1886. An exceptionally
smart suit of striped brown novelty ma
terial, strictly tailored, Is marked $1495.
A very dainty little mesh coin bag is
displayed in a jewelry shop in F street,
near Eleventh, today for 81. It Is made
of German silver, with a flexible silver
string which closes the bag. Tiny sill
yer balls finish the bag at the edges.
Some pretty jabots and linen hand
embroidered handkerchiefs are to be
seen in a shop in G street, near the
corner of Thirteenth street, on the south
side Of the street. The hand-worked
handkerchiefs are made Of pure linen
of a soft, fine weave; have a narrow
hemstitched edge. and are marked Is
cents each. The jabots are equally
pretty and trimmed with Irish crochet.
They range in price from 80 cents up to
q and s.. ....
The Washington times., 1912-01-12

Tomorrow.s storyH How oretchei
Saved Her Father"
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
Receiving Days

Mrs Rudolph. wife Of Commissioner
Rudolph. will recsivs this afternoon at
the Dresden -
Mrs. r; Dewitt, TaimAge and Miss
Collier will be at home this afternoon
q the Highlands and again next FRI
- ~F
Miss Norcross and Mis- Eve,vn No.
cross. and Miss Anne Marie O'bea win
pc at home tomorrow afternoon, at the
Aibemarle. ~ 4 -
=
Mr.. William T. Snyder and the
Misses III. SNYDER will be at home tomor-
Mrs. George Rodney Smith will re-
ce.ve mondays In January and Febru-
Mrs. Samuel L. MattinsIy will receive
DAYS OF the month.
Miss Bessie johnson, of the High
'anGs, VIII not receive until Saturdays
Mrs Stephen Trescot will be at home
tnis afternoon and the following FRI
Gays OF the month:
Mrs. George +. smailwood. Mrs. Al.
len Wilber. and the young. ladies' OF the
Wasnington Seminary will receive this
afternoon from ! t9 o'clock.
Mrs. J. q. crais. Of 1908 New Harnp-
shire avenue, will not receive tomorrow
Oliver. wife and daughter Of the As.
sistant Secretary Of War, will receive
tomorrow afternoon.
sees%ss u *. ys Nsyy Of x shi
receive tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Me!v,ll. Church ana Mis-.
Church will be at home tomorrow and
again on January e
Mrs. Francis Bradford wheaton and
Mrs. William L. Wheaton, will be al
heme tomorrow afternoon at 1894 Nine.
Mrs. Alexander X. Anderson will re-
ceive Informally tomorrow afternoon
and the following Saturdays Of the
Mrs. Beverly Randolph Mason and
the Misses Mason will receive infor.
maliy tomorrow afternoon at 1901
Mrs. A. @. Chaplain will not be al
home tomorrow afternoon, owing to
illness In the family.
Mrs. Gillett Hill will receive tomor-
row afternoon and the following Sat
urdays Of the month.
Mrs. Medorem Crawford will receive
tomorrow afternoon and the following
Saturdays in January and February.
-
Mrs. Pierre c.. Stevens and Miss
Stevens will receive tomorrow after
noon and the following Saturdays In
the month. .t
Mrs. Jayne, wife Of Capt. Joseph Lee
Jayne, U. 8. N. will be at home to-
morrow afternoon and the following
Saturdays In January.
Il
Mrs. F.. T. Parham will not be at
home tomorrow. because Of an accident
on the Ice yesterday. in which her arm
was broken.
Mrs. r. v. Belt and Mrs.. Horace
Wiley will be at homo Mondays In
January.
Mrs Perry g. Heath and her mother
Mrs. NJ. B. Conway, will receive Wed.
nesdays until Lent.
Mrs. J. Wheeler Beale and her daught.
er, Mrs. Mahlon Ashford, wife Of Cap
tain Ashford. u. 8. A.. Will be at home
on Tuesdays.
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
Mrs. Champ Clark
Guest Of Honor

Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the
Speaker of the House, was the guest in
honor .fwhom Mrs. Joseph J. Russell,
wife Of Congressman Russell Of Mis-
souri, entertained at luncheon today at
the New Willard. The table was effec-
lively decorated with a quantity of
Killarney roses for the occasion. The
guests included the wives of all the
Missouri delegation in town, Mrs. Rich
ard Barthold, Mrs. Dorsey W.. Shackle-
ford, Mrs. James A. Daugherty,t Mrs.
Courteney w. Hamlin. Mrs. William p.
Borland, Mrs. Walter L. Hensley, and
Mrs. Thomas L. Rubey, and Mrs. Scott
Ferris. wife Of Congressman Ferris Of
Oklahoma and Mrs; = Richard Sylvester.
Miss Jones' Debut -, 81.
Takes Place Tonight. atN . .
Congressman and Mrs. w. A. Jones,
Of Virginia, are giving a large reception
tonight from. Q to IL o'clock at their
residence. 170s Q street. to present their
debutante daughter, Miss Anne Sey-
mour Jones. -.
Miss Jo2ps is one Of the, few buds Of
debutantes having made their initial
bows to society at afternoon teas
Mrs: Perry 8; Heath entertained q
company Of sixteen at luncheon today
Heath has as her guest for the winter
her mother, Mrs. Margaret B. Conway,
OF Louisville, KY.
Mr. and Mrs. Oder 8. Smith were
hosts at dance last evening in the
gold ball room of the New Willard for
their daughter, Miss Ida Norment
Smith, a debutante Of last season.
Mrs. Smith received the guests, who
numbered about 160, in a gown of gray
satin % SraRsd In laysaasr s msrauisstts
tunic of white net richly embroidered in
white and gold. On the bodice touches
Of coral velvet were used, and she car
ried bouquet Of gardenias and lilies of
Supper was served at midnight.
Mrs. r., v. DcGraw has as her guest
Miss Evelyn Gross. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. F. o. Gross. e. Philadelphia =
Capt. and Mrs. Mahlon Ashford, u. s.
A.. have returned to Washington from
their wedding trip, and will be with the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. Wheel
er Reale, until Captain Ashford's leave
expires In February:
Mrs. Nj. H. Name, Of Brooklyn. N. r..
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus z. Mccormick.
for the MacVeagh dinner to the Presi-
dent last night. are guests at the Shore
ham. 10. b. . .' " ~.
! Mrs. Thomas VI. Blddle was among
those having dinner guests last evening.
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
Miss Elisa Scidmore
VIII Speak On China.

Miss Eliza Scidmore, who will address
the members on 'The Crisis in China" :"
will be the guest OF honor at the reg
ular Friday afternoon reception at the
Congressional Club today at o'clock.
Tea will be served at o'clock. with
Mrs Danforth. Of New York. and Mrs.
Daugherty. Of Missouri, at the table,
which will be adorned with a center
piece Of red and white carnations: =.
Wisconsin,; Mrs. Davis. Of Minnesota;
Mrs. Fred bennett, Mrs. Towner, OF
Iowa, and Miss Daugherty. of Missouri.
Mrs. +. Dewitt Talmage has invita-
tions out TOR q dinner Thursday even
ing. January IS, In compliment to
former Senator and Mrs Faulkner. OF
West Virginia
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman's Stories
THE FAIRY FOREST.

LTHoUGH Jack Frost ls .
~ storm sprite and works the will
Of his master, the King Of Ice
and Cold, he can be very kind
and good. In that vast country north
OF the pole. where no human being has
ever ventured. he has very nice little
home. He and Mrs. Jack Frost have
one little boy. and they love him very
much. When Jack went out over the
world, scattering the Magic Powder
he stole from King westri's Gardener.
upon flower and tree. the little fellow
loved to snuggle in his fathers great
white storm wings and watch the
towns and people as they fiew past.
But best Of all he loved the forest. No
matter where they had gone. he would
always have more, to tell his mother
had seen than all the queer people and
houses. As they flew back home after
The Washington times., 1912-01-12
President and Mrs. Taft Are Hosts
At Breakfast at the White House
Major and Mrs. Phillips
"a, Entertain at Dinner
This Evening.

The President and Mrs. Taft were
hosts at breakfast Mt the white House
today. having as their guests the Amer
lean Ambassador to Great Britain and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. the former Ann
bassador to France and Mrs. Henry
White. Senator and Mrs. Newlands, the
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Huntington Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hays Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Boardnian. Mrs. Ezra B. McCagg. Mrs.
L. z. Letter. Miss Helen Taft. Henry
G. Emory. General Croxier. and Major
Butt, T.. S. A.
Major ana Mrs. Duncan c. Phillips
are giving dinner tonight for Miss
Helen Taft and Miss Harriet Ander-
,son. Vt
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iirafe bon $500 unb aoften perurtheilt,
fp6hrenb sSobnfon NIT etner Geloitrafs
bon $50 unb Soften buDonfam. Der
i5aQ asgen Boot nurbe perf1oben.
Die Mngeflagten bsbdupteten, oas Gos
cain BON einem 4potbter am 8roabs
man bsaosen gu baben unb bieier Diro
ebenfalls 3ur 8erantportung ge3ogsn
tperbeH.
Carl 6all, Elm S6anftellnsr bon Der
3. 9lpenue, grice 5ia nelder iih am
SGmitas in betrunfenem 3uitanDe oas
0erqniigen sema6t bate, einen pds
t.oliDagen obne Gruno su requiriren,
purbe auf 80 Gage in's arbeitshaus
geIdidt.
Die FGlle gegen Gam, 5irfd. bon
$50. 319 RodoaIe glpenue, gharles
Usoors, bon so. 1925 Deas Strabe,
Dm. Cullen, BON go. 1859 groabDop
uno aug. 6. Rofe, bon Qo. 1925
Bigelpfp Strabs, tpelfe betanntlih
am Sdmitao BET ausbebung oes ons
aeblifen Observation-Disclosures i'm
apric sbedtsreebGube unter Der 4ns
tioge, notoriihe Gliidslpieler 3u iein,
nerhaftet porben tparen, fpuroen 9eitern
bonn poliseiritter Stride nuf ben IL.
Sept. oerihoben. JrieoeRsrihter Ulpa
ers, ols 8ertbioiger, beantragte Vie=
bsrihlaaung Der aHtlaeen, bd Die Be
dmtsn bic 8erbaftuneen poraenommm
bdt.en. ohne i'm 8eiibe BON 6aftbefebz
len gu iein. Rihtsr 5ride ertldrts. ben
1all in grpdgung sieben 3u tpollen.
Der 9ertbeibiger fagte, oab er 8orlas
ounesn an poIi3sit)ef gopelon unb
Detettips Sereeont Grim erldiisu per=
be, um ibre anfpeienheit BEL 9erhanos
luna beg sSdlles gu sr5ningen.
2bomds Qnoerfon unb Care Sic
bier, fpelfe Dor einigsr 3eit Deaen
9ra1ens nsrboruener gDaffeu refp
tbdtlihsn augriffs Su ldngersu 4ra
beitsbausitraFsn psrurtheilt uno tiir5s
| fih auf 9runb bon 6dbeus Corpus
gsfeblen auf freien 5uB qeiest nor
ben ipnren, um foiort bon Der poliss
nieber perfaftet al tperoen, ipuroer
perurt6eiIt, ben Reft Der uber lie Der
bGnaten Gtrafe abaufiben.
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ga OLAF Gahen.

Gnspar @ebreb lit glnhlnbperpdls
ter bon Ratberins Guds; yerionalien
$1S6.50.
Barn Sutboff lit 2eitnmentspolle
itredtrin bon Jreberid Gutboff; per-
fcnalien $50; Grunbsigentbuu. 5000.
6oHoruh Garrea TIT RchlubpertDdls
terin bon Catherine M. u. 6eron
Grun6eigentbum $3.50.
Wm. :. Ruerb TT 1eitdmentspolIs
itreder bon Sobn CALLAHAN; periona.
lien $4,000.
gorbora Gaiier iit 1sItdmeHtsooll.
itrsderin BON Geo. Robmeier; Grunb.
eiaentbum $500.
Gam. sSiihparb III HnhIobDeripal.
tex pon 2uen u. Boobe; gerionulier
$500, Grunbeieenthum $1,000.
Wsiltcn Wius i|t 5eitomentspou-
itrtder pon Sotn Wtas; gerfonalier
$500. Grunoeigentbum 5000.
Wasgie 1beobalb III RahlaBber
ipdIterin bon anbren 1eobalb
Grunmiaentbum $500.
Sohn g. 8urfe permd6t fein Der
mogen an feine GattiH GllsH Ul
Burte.
Der perf6nliGe Rddlab bss 6enrI
6ersoa betrdgt $779.03.
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1reo. unb gliiobetb Grabsr. Win@
ton Roab, WGbden.
0eorqr uno Wiopme Goombs, rs
-eintsn ape., Heipport, Wdbben.
Waiier unb pearl Stodur. 21oS
Dine Str. Wdbhen.
Germnnn unb Iorotbp 8iebenborn,
444 Oft libertp Str, andbs.
4nton unb Rutie fit, 2570 Wcs
Widen Npe., Wdohen.
John uno annd Gtuls. 2750 ne
Wtiftn Ane., Rndbe.
Geo. unb auguita Dtinsier. 2143
Ries Stt.. Wdbhen.
Wiuidrrt uHo 2ouiia Steiner, 853
gort Str, Rnn5t.
Genrp unb Soispbine Nsirrfs, IS
glulberrp Str, Wao6sn
Gotparb uHo Roia Dalte, 1907
Spring Ctr, ssnabe.
anbreip unb gliiobetb 5atb. 276
siart Ctr, Ndbhsn.
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1tcrp Str, Gnabe.
glifforb uno 5iprenee 2snor, 80
fer, gn., anabe.
HuooIph uno gmma 8riutmeper
1886 geetmon Str., W6pfen.
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bia anabe.
6enrn unb Glilabetb Rihter. 1925
/ EDnffniu 9lps gpdcheu
Gonaro uno Rspsa Samib. Ga
lion Ctr, Rnabe.
| 5cbn lnb 4llis Shulb, Spon plote
Uldohen.
| Miliam uno apeia Did, 726 Eelb
Aps., Rnabe.
eepree uno Carrie 3ulaser. Gar
fieIn Mpe., Rnabe.
GIuberib uns Rate GOoi, 1886 Gin
coin ape., anabe.
Gilss unb Wamie Carpenter, ia
| Spbn Ctr, anabe.
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grosr Ctr. 9nnbe.
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90. 8. ape., anabe.
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| Gtioio Ctr, Widohen.
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Ribb!e Rcdo, Wdohen.
/ aouis unb 6enristta 8ibmepsr, Ia
A. llniperfitp aDe.. Tlaohen.
4 hermann uno Nina Siothoff, IL
Gage Ctr. Waohtn.
i nenrp unb Wottie 4noerion, 16l'
gropioente Ctr, MdDfen.
Diuiam uno Beatrice Repurios
E30 Central ape.. VsGbteu.
Wi[liam unD Rate Stnttlsr, 81
lGft 3. Str.. anabe.
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2oeuit Str. EHabs.
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9as 9irettOrium oes Stsuer3ablsrs
persius beIhdfiigte iih in ieinsr gss
itrissR, unter benz goriis bss Draft
henten g. Riemon uRe Der grototoQs
fiibrung oes Sstretdrs 3. 5uts ito,ts
aehabten monatIihen geridmmlune
nit Der projsttirten goHbausgabe Don
$3.50, 900 fir Reu6auten in Der Uni.
perlit6t. Das 9irettorium fam 81
Der anTiht. baB berariiss 8onbauss
aatsn ben Stimmgebern sur gesut.
attuns untsrbreitet perosn IotIter
uno bic Wtitglieosr bes Steusrsdbltri
persins perbeH bic Yetitionen unterr
5sihnen, Die gegsrpdrtis 3irtulireu
um cine 8pltsabiiimmung iiber oiei
gonbaussabe hsrbsisufiibren. gesiis
lif Der Wdhl zines neuen Sdul
iuperinteubenteu ertldrte iid bus Ti
reitprium babin, bab obne 5rase be-
bette Tlann fir oiefsn poiten ssfifer
psroen ioate. sIeitpie! oh es eli
gineinnatisr ooer Elm Wonr bon au
Berhdlb lei.
sn Der SiBung purbe Elm lsbsns
ldnglifxs Ulitslieb, Srau Grant Cub
mann, Rp.' 240 6oiea apenue. aufss
nommen unn aubsrbem itloIien fid
bic iolgsnben "a rsgullren UiitsIisbe
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Delter. German s5nteritrotb, GhriI
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Grimm, Gbas. 6. Mc3onalo. Sur
greenuolb, Sol Roienbaum. q
alauier, Nrtbur O. 6oll. Gmm
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ner, gtbe glod & Co., aatberint q
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Donoush, Wm. O. Stislsr, Wm. Q
6oeb, u. 2opsntboI, 6arpep Wt
60rtbp. German u. Rid,ter, SObn {
gobs, Soi. Shaten. Riholas :
Goban.
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1dbtlid5er yerlamf.
gnsnit aeifel rrlieat ben i'm Gbeitcr
Bari erliitcneu 9erletnnsen.

auguit aciiel, rs Sabre alt, bon
5opple Strabs unb WcNideu aDe..
lpeld,er, lpie berif)tet. am Sonntag in
Gheiter Gdrf bon Dem iogendnHten
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Sfjdoelbruh jnSos, lit geItern Ytor-
gen fur3 nod 3 llbr i'm itaofiit}en
Soipital ieiuen 8erIesungen erleBen.
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entgeaen Sen goritriiten, ipdhreuo
Ger ssahrt pon ieiuem Siee erhobeT
INTO infoIgeoeiien ieiH 8leit,seipidjt
nerloren bate. Coroner Gr. Goe iii
nit einer llHteriut)ling beihoitigt.
nnb Die 8eripaItirng oes Gbeitergarfs
ia. iih 6ereit ertldrt, ibm bel ietneH
gtahforlhl,ngen In ieoer Siniift be.
biIflth lein 3u moaen.
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AuS beui 4oli3eisertdbt.

Der fribere poli5eirihter 4usuis
8. Hcb< ma1te ssitsrn ieinem Rahs
folaer, Rinier arthur Grits, ittne
alnirartuns unisr Der 4ntIast, bds
Dras auj sinem ibm sehOrisen 0runos
iiiid In gumminsDille niht seihHittsn
Az baben. 6err 8ooe CAB 81, oas
gras nidt seihnitien su hobsn unb
ertl1rte auberoem. sieies aud IN gu.
snnft nint ibun gu tpollsn. unb sipar
aus ben einfahtn. aber triftigsn
G,ranbs. baB ibm ba5 betreffsnoe
grunbitiid ifon .eit JabreR nibt
msbr asb0re. Ssibiiperitanoli4 ipuroe
bic Mnslage prompt nisoerssihlogsn.
0cfporb Garbp, ST.. ,Duroe iptsen
llt6srtrttuna Der Automobils OrblnanI
lpssen sA ihnelIen GGbrens sur Cab
lima Der aoften Dtrurthtilt.
Die gleesrin waorn Waibington.
acnin I'm housbolt hes polissirihters
0ride. ma1is ssitern MCrsen ifrtm
Grobterrn untsr Der 4nslags. eine nos
tpriitx Dirne su fein, ibr. 4ufpars
tung. Sic mar BON ben Gebeimpolia
aiiten Stubtr uno Ghiiite an Der Gar
lislf Npenue per1oftet fDorbtn. Sis
rurne NIT siner OelDitraFe BON sc
ntbft QoIten belsst. GeIbitperitanoIit
lpirb lie ii1 aud nnd elmer anoerer
EselIung ala QShin un5uieben baben
Der Gaa ssssn aops. McGuire
reIfsr betHulbigt ipirb, oGs Gras ou1
fiuem ibm seh0rieen Grunbffid ni6'
afnnittsn an 6rbsn. ipurDt psri6cbtn
DIE Reesr Gberman Boot. 0Orac'
Burr unb gbnrlss Sobnfon tDurber
unter ber Anil0ee bes ungdttli6er
Gosainptriaufs DoreeiuhEs. Burr. eil
lgIses eiinbsr. puros ~ otr Wuzimol'
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q. 8. 8jntIer, Gleanor aibz
fielo, 2loa Deber. Gli3abetA Sbornz
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q}oper. q. 8. Bjntter, Gteanor 9ib>
fielo. 4oa Weber, Glt3obet3 Iborn>
bpte,
Commercial Dep IS. R.
9urbutt, SuperpiiOr; W&artbu Sobnz
ton. sFrantlin Smith, 5loreuce Wtarz
IbuQ, Gleanor Shiel. 6elen 2ittle,
s. u. Gate, Gertrude Wtosbp.
R. guetlers 1T Qebrer bes 0eutz
76en uno emma Grid 2ebrertn oss
SpaniIten.
0aT6ington 2tbsno 9odidute-
q. SO. Burns, 9rin3ipaI.
4tabemif6ss 9ep't.- 8.
3. 9entIep, +. 6. 8urqbarbt, 6. 9.
Zimmerman, II. gonant (Spuuii6,
Uliunie BiIf0n.
GDmmerciQI Dep IS. R.
Garbutt, SuperDtiOr; u. 6. Bad
msper, U. 81. 8onneQ, 2ouiis GOOte.
Settle 9ibion 1empIe.
glementar RahtItulen-TouglaB
J. q. RufeQ, Prinipal; o. 9. asIg,
8. u. Barbam, 80. 6. Bbttlon.
Douglas 5nouitrioI: 2iIa RitmaH.
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