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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
ATST. MARYS CHURCH
Gloria in ExceIsis Dec" And
Peace on Earth.
SOLEMN HIGH MASS.
Pragr4m 4 Music al St. hlary's
Cahelc Church at S O'clock
Christmas Morning.

The great least Of the Nativity Of
Our Lord, or Christmas Day, will be
/ celebrated with the usual solemnity
at St. Mary's Church this year Those
/ WIN have attended the services in
former years always have been inn
pressed They are looking forward to
the same this year and have every
reason for doing 50, for during the
past two weeks preparations have
been made TO decorate the church
and make it look as beautiful az pos
sible
The members Of the choir, under
lbs direction Of Professor Zimmer-
nan. have been busy pre- pairing an ap-
prapriate musical program. Ia fact
pains have been spared to cele-
bate this feast with all due solem-
aiiy. The day will begin with Sol
emu High Mass at s o'clock. This
mass will be celebrated by the Rev.
james Barron, rector Of the church.
The altar boys and the twenty priests
who viii take part in this service,
will proceed to the sanctuary in SOL
emn procession promptly at o'clock.
Daring this mass there will be
a sermon and a great number of the
parishi0aers will receive Holy Com
munion. There will also be Low
Masses at 8 ard 10 80 o'clock. The 8
clock mass will be the children's
mass and during it they will sing aD-
propriate Christmas hymns. The
10 30 mass will be for the convent
ence of those who cannot come ear
lier, since this is a Holy Day Of OBJ
legation, and all Catholics must hear
Mass. 1t will be a Low Mass and
will begin promptly at l0:30 a m.
In the evening at 1880 o'clock there
will he ESolemn Vespers, followed by
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sac
rament.
Always at the early service Christ
mas morning the beautiful music, both
vocal and instrumental, is a feature
of the early mass. The following is
the full program Of music at st.
Mary's Church for the Solemn High
Mass &C S O'Clock Christmas morning:
4 Professional, "Jesu lie, by
Chaacel Choir, Bell 0bligato.
2. Introit, "Dominus dixit ad
me" Gregorian Chant Chane Choir.
8. Kyrie from Mass in G, by VIE
gand.
a. Gloria in excelsis, from Mass in
G, by Wiegand.
s. Epistle.
6. Gradual, "Tecum priacipium,
Gregorian Chant, Chancel Choir.
T. Gospel.
s. Sermon.
9. Credo. from Mass in c, by Vie
gand.
10. OfFertory, Exultant in Sion,
Hark the Glad Tidings," by Ham
merel.
II. Sauctus, from Mass in G, by
Wiegand.
l2. Benedictus, from Mass in G, by
Wiegand.
Is. Agnus Del, from Mass in G,
by Wiegand.
Il. Hymn. "Adeste Fidelis, by
Novelo.
l5 Communion, "In Splendoribus
Sanetorium, Gregorian Chant,
Chancel Choir.
16. Recession Hymn, GLORY to
God, by Haydn.
Organist and Director Charles A.
Zimmerman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
NAVY QUINTET BURIES
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Visitors DO atch for Sailor Lads
at Basketball.
FINAL SCORE Was 50 10. 81.


The Naval Academy basketball team
won from the FIVE Of Calh0lfc Uaf.
versity Saturday afternoon, Sc ia SIS.
IN game that was marked By flashes
Of splendid teamwork, as well as
brilliant individual playing. The
,niddies, however. held the ADVANTAGES
all the way, and not once did the
WashingtoHians forge ahead in the
scoring.
The first half was warmly contested.
II ended with tire score. Navy. 25.
Catholic University. lG. But jn tie
second stanza the middies set p pace
that the visitors were utteri. enable
Ia meet,and they succeeded fl scoring
just twice IS many points as their op-
ponents. 4 number of fouls was COM
mitted by each team, but there was
no rougbness that called on the Off
cials to inlict severe penalty
Though the Hiddies won by a large
margin, the aggressiveness which
each team put nto its play made the
game interesting to the crowd Of
spectators. Smith, playing at right
forward for Navy, was the stellar per-
former. He was credited with
eleven goals from the court and three
thrown from the foul line, thus scor-
ing nearly half OF his team total Of
poiuts.
Captain Wild and Hall also played
well for the Navy. Their dfibbling
and lodging across the fleor, as well
n o rhar4svov f1w &kl K..mf.~a L-.v~, l.
ceptionally clever For the Catho-
lie University Mcdonnell and Horan
did the bulk of the work. They were
far more accurate than any Of their
Teammates in caging the leather.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
Death Ol Miss Sands.

Miss Anne Sands. aged 65 years,
died this morning at her home, cor
uer Prince George and Randall streets
She is survived by q sister, Mrs.
Martin Revell, and three brothers,
Messrs. J8mts and William Sands, Of
Annapolis, and Mr.. John sands, Of
st. Louis.
Miss Sands was the daughter Of
the late James Sands and Jane G..
Holland, and was of one Of the oldest
families In Annapolis. Her patsrnal
ancestors were pioneers to this coun-
try from England and lived in the
old Sands house, built of logs. hewn
from the forest Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

lfitis your pleasure as well ais neces-
sity at this season of the year, we will
put you wise 20 a way, how to turn
your spare cash into profit by purehas.
ing your WINES and LIQUORS, tor
the Holidays, here. While the goods
are Of high standard and of quality.
the prices are lower than elsewhere.
and we place our variety Of Gne large
selected aigh-grade WINES and
LIQUORS before a critical pu.lic.
We have always avoided whole lot OF
advertising, as its not The custom of
stores OF the better kind, instead we
viii give you quality and exceptional
low prices, ana we can safely say we
are opea for competition with any one
and anywhere IN our line. You need
rot be an expert to Judge that these
are llgh-class goods Our guaranty
protects you. Thanking you Tor past
tayoss and wishing you all Merry
Xmas
Yours for patronage.
EDWARD WEISS.
Leading West-End LIQUOR HOUSE
Corner West and Calvert SITS. Cal
Phone 247 dl77t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
Cbldren's Good Work Selling Red
Cross Seals.

Miss Katherine and Master Teddy
Parker, children of Surgeon and Mrs.
Parker, u. S. NJ, met with unusual
success Saturday night selling Red
Cross seals in the Colonial Theatre
lobby. These young children entered
into the spirit of the Christmas sale
with zest and earnestness, and sold
s5. SIS worth of Red Cross seals.
Thts was the largest sale made at
the Colonial Theatre. Even adults
il charge Of the sale of Red Gross
seals at the theatre were not so sue
cessful as little Miss Katherine and
Master Teddy Parker, who are TO be
congratulated on the result of their
childish efforts to help along the
worthy cause Of establishing free
Red Cross tuberculosis nurse in An
naao}is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

A lettergram received at The Capi-
tai Office today from Portland, Ore.
contains the following
The Evening Capital, Annapolis, Nd.
Mr.. William r Ward. formerly Of
Greenbriar, Carroll county. Md, and
Miss Edith II. Bell, of Fargo, N. b..
were on December IA quietly married
in Stanfeld, Oregon. Mr.. Ward is q
graduate of St. Johns College, Glass
1902, and is civil engineer, beiaq
in the employ of the q. wv. R. and N.
Co., with headquarters in Portland,
Ore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
ALLEGED THIEF Captured.
Federal Authorities Believe They Have
Maa Who Has Been Stealing from
Eliddies.

In the arrest of Walter Johnson. a
young colored man. the police authori-
ties believe they have landed the party
who has been stealing jewelry and 9TH
er articles belonging to midshipmen at
the Naval Academy, for some time
past. Johnson has, for some time.
been employed az an attendant to one
of the athletic teams at the academy.
Johnson was arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshall George
w. Betaurneau, and held for a hearing.
He il charged with the larceny of
watches, sums of money, and other
things. The thefts, it is said, were
committed by entering the rooms Of
the midshipmen In Bancroft Hall,
while the middies were at their meals.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
GETS JOB WITH PENNSYLVANIA.
ar. c. H. Wagner Resigns Position
With Eastern ShOre Steamship

Mr.. Charles b. Wagner, OF New
York, has resigned his position as local
manager for the Eastern Shore Steam
ship Development Company Line.
He has secured a position with the
Pennsylvania Railroad, with the freight
forwarding department, with heaquar-
ters at Jersey City, N. j.
MIR. Wagner came to Annapolis about
a month ago, as the successor of MIR.
Edward r. Palmer, who resigned to ac-
cept position with the engineering
force in charge of the gigantic task OF
linking the New York, kNew Haven and
Hartford Railroad, with the Pennsyl
vania Railroad trunk lines, st New
York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

The authorities of the College have
furnished a commodious room in Nc
DowelI Hall for tie use of the Col
lege Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Earl Crum is the president
Of the Y M. C. A. and now that their
room is suitably equipped guIar
ueetrgs will be held each week, as
soon as the students return after the
Christmas vacation.
DR.. Fell addressed the members of
the Y. M. q. A. OF the Naval Acad-
emy last night, taking as his subject
An Open Door in Education and
Religion. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
BODY BrouehtHere.

The remains of Mr.. Luke Burns,
a former resident Of this city. whose
death occurred on Saturday in Chess
ter, Pa, were brought here yester-
day for burial, and were removed TO
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Sew
ell, at Eastport. The funeral SER
vices will take place this afternoon
at 5 o'clock from ST. Mary's Church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
PROF. ". H. HOPKINS II.
Former S. Johns President Spends
Day q. HIS CalIaee.

Prof. VIM. H. Hopkins. the first
president Of Goucher College, Balti-
more, observed his seventy-first
birthday Saturday. he spent the day
attending % his duties at the cei=
lege, anu in the evening was at home,
on North Charles street.
DR.. Hopkins has been an educator
for more than half a century he
has been connected with Gouche r
College from the time of its organiza-
tion and was &C one time president Of
st. Johns College, this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

Through the courtesy of Governor
Goldsborough, the use of the Chamber
Of the House of Delegates has been
g.anted the Anti tuberculosis Society
Tor a public meeting early in January,
when ii is expected to have several
good speakers here to tell Of the
work and its needs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
MIDDIEs HIT CHRISTMAS TREE


Though it is not stated officially. Il
is understood that the academic
board governing body of scholastic
work among the midshipmea, which
is today holding its usual monthly
session, is fixing the christmas
Tree. f"
By the Christmas Gree is meant
the annua! deficiency sheet that Is
made up just prior to the Christmas
holiday and its decorations consist
of the names Of those midshipnen
whose conduct has not been up to the
requirements. 70 the extent as 10 war
rant the deprivation Of the Christmas
Liberties generally allowed the std
dent.
Certain it is that there viii be a
number Of ornaments for the "tree"
this year, in vew Of the restrictions
laid against those midshipmen who
broke regulations by betting on the
Army-Navy football game, in ad5i-
ti0a 10 the usual number who fail bV
the wayeide in the course of the first
three months Of the academic term
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
Middies' Matinee Tomorrow.

Manager Irons has arranged sDe-
cial matinee for the midshipmen on
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, loors
will be open at 3.15 and big show is
promised. Besides Aletheia. the won
derful Greek Telepathist. and the other
rwo vaudeville acts there will be two
feature photo plays Of two reels each.
No change in prices. loe. box seats
20c.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

Marriage licenses issued from the
Clerks Office at the Court House today
include the following:
Deems-Laney Grafton Deems, 25
Jeanette Laney, 2. both Of Baltimore.
Applicant. William Little.
Stockett-Chaney John b. Stockett,
Jr., 42. widower, DavidsouVlile Emma
". CLANCY, 30, WoedwardsvilIe. Ap-
plieant. f. w. Stockett.
Ier Roxbury Rye, bottled il Bond.
years old-75s. quart EDWARD
WEISS, West and Calvert St.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
Engagement Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. John Milton Brown,
ll5 Charles street, this city, announces
the engagement Of their eldest daugh-
ter, Lillian Mae, to James Norman
Little. Of York. Pa, now stationed at
the Naval Academy The wedding
will take place at the home of the par
ents. on Thursday, december 26.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

The Empty Stocking Club has nearly
completed its work and has filled over
4I0 stockings Of poor children in
town and county. A full report Of
the work OF the Empty Stocking Club
will be made in The Capital after
Christmas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
No Paper Christmas.

There will be no paper issued from
tbs office on Wednesday, Christmas
day This is ore Of the days The
Capital suspends publication to give
its force holiday. and the priyi-
lege Of snoying > Merry hristmas.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

Ara W. Cary Cole has given to
in.s Carter. c0lored. $40 worth Of
Gal Cross seals to sell among the
earei people TO ala in the preven-
n3l tuberculosis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
NOTICE.


Wednesday, 25ih day Of December,
1912, Christmas Day. being a
Legal Holiday, this Bank will be
Closed. All paper maturing on
Wednesday, December 25th, is pay
able on Thursday, December 10Th.
L. DORSEY GASSAWAY,
d23 Cashier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23
Viii Not ReeeiYe Tomorrow.

Mrs. T. r. Caldwell, 167 King
George street, will not receive this
Tuesday, but will receive the follow
ing Tuesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

INTEREST C0NPOUNDED in its Savings De-
P'rtmeot every FOUR MONTHS
the most certain and sound method If accu-
muIatiag money is by COMPOUND INTEREST
ACCOUNT. The large profits accruiag therefrom,
"''' additions made thereto everr FOUR MONTHS,
make the way easy and satisfactory In order to
secure the best results il is necessary to set as5a
weekly oT monthly definite sum from your Income
1'1 deposit It 10 your account. TO continue this
''91 year to year VIII require firm resolution and
'a.s selt-deaial, but the results will more than
justify TIE sacrifice made.
This Sank is under the riqia examination ana
scrutiny f the United States Government.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

hnA Xmas present acceptable to all
one Of WIEGARD'S famous Orange
sakss. Size from Sl.00 20 $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

- Monogram Whiskey, well known
brand. CSC quart. EDWARD WEISS,
II est and Calvert StR. dlT.Tt
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1912-12-23

t-C -Crgstaiized Rock and Rye. usaa
for medical PURPOSES. 75c per bottle
EDWARD WEISS West and CalyeH
ats dlI7t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26

g. 8. Srtber og andre. Yaitor
8reiis talte baaoe oppe | airfen og !
9niementet % toffeoe for Den 4jGr.
ligbeo, lont bar blepen pitt BAN og
bans Suirrn peb oenne anleoning
iaapeIiom UNDER De tretten aar, ban
bar pGret Dor 6reliers WenigbeoS
Yrelt. Sangnurnere blep gipet al
Mrs. o.. @innor, % Wtiis Gtbel 81.
len optraaote nteo ct Bar 3eflama.
tionsnnmere. .
Setter / airfen bar arrangeret al
apinoeiorcningenS Sormano, Wtrs.
Gmil Heterion, meb 9iitano at Wrs.
Carl e. Geterion og Ell talri9 &o'
mite.
Baitor og Wrs. Greus mobtog ira
Sgifenoe oe bereS gern en- aaffefan-
De og andre Saaer al Sslp.
Iaitor Brelis % Suitru, feot
Short, blep piet poa Spring Yrairle
/ 8isconiin al Taitor Erens' 5aoer,
Serman amberg Breils, Den befleno-
te Tioperpreit, iom | 80 Mar bar Den
norIfe Spnooes Sormano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
Spipbrpuup.

On Faitor % Mrs. 5. ". Yreua'
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"CugltB S%i0cnoe":
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De @ieiter / gaiementet, bpor Setter
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: al scope Menisbeo Dor Geremonime
tier. % 2aIer bolbtes Of prof. Hreus
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
Oambruo / Dtsconltn

Soel9ggelien af Here 0pmninger
/ @isconiinfloben noroenIor War,
iou, @is., ioraariageoe / Sirsoass
ct Sproitab poa benimoO Ell Dill
lion Collars.
: @ouaiau renes ire &isrebroer
bort al Den ppitoaebe Slonl, og
flere al @penS @aoer lattes UNDER
@ano. De eleftriite Sebninger, iom
bla. a. ierer Sripfraft til gpens
SpprpoensippItem, afbrpoes, %
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Zen itsrite al oe b~ortIfpaeoe
SGmninger bar opiert peb Soma'
baipf, De ANDRE, iom bar mirSre.
lpngere opnleo 6looen.
Ser off Hpgter en-, at flere Sarm-
bnie louas Sloben bar blet bort'fpl.
Ieoe, men bisie Tpgter bar life ltao'
fpltet fla.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
Jopa.K onpentionen,

Sra Ges Woiues %telegraferes ben
24be Suli: theodore RooiepeltS
aanoibatur og De politiife Grinci-
per, ban ioriegter, fit ubetinget Sil-
illtlting al Den Der ioug afbolote
progressive Statsfpnpentipn. Oper
500 9elegater por tremmsbt. st
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tionolfpnpention ! Gbicago Den 5te
guguIt.
&onpentionen nor Ell al De melt
entbuiioitiife Soriamlinger, iom no.
gengang bar pGret afbolot | Soma.
Monge al 9elesaterne til Den repu-
blifanife Rotionalfonpention | Gbl-
cogp beItoe iom Selegater til Som
pentionen Der for at itstte &ooIepelts
oa Observation-Disclosures Sag,
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itprfcite ltotrpf. San beifplotes for
at babe ipiatet Solefts Sag iorai
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tionsfomiteens SEAPORT fremiotteS
Sen Grfl9rirs. at baaoe Baltimore
% Gbicasoforoentionen oominere'
bes al Den iamme Snbfpoele - b
politiife 9osiers.
glanot 9elesoterne til 3onpen'
ticnen beianot iig oper 200 goml'
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icrmen % UNDER friserif MiiI
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
ct tort Offer.

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tagelie af bet aarli3e Offer til I'm.
oerltsttelie al Den friltelige fatbollfe
apoitoliife &irfe.
Senoen anbragtes mibt foran
alteret og efter Ell inotr9ngelroe Sp.
Iororing al Seftens npe "Grofet",
@iIbur Glenn 8oIipia, formeoe
5000 al Menigbeoens Meolemmer
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og Hop NED / benne fine gibrag |
Rapir. o. Sslppenge, efterbpert
iom De pnsierebe forbi.
Otter @ubstieneitens Slut fore.
toges en- Sptraine, af builfea Der
fremgif, of Der tiliammen bar inbs
fommet $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
SecOrab % Smegn.
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CONNER Scaolus.

On Ifbs0e CONNER &. 9. Sci
Ions meo0eIes | "aaomatee County
Siitprirp" bl. a.:
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5orGlbre boeoe paa en- 5arm. San
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fat, % ban Dor iiben uoeIntfcnoe OF
ret iig for Sopfpnoigbeocn. Som
iinq Manb tiente ban TO Sermtrler !
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ties Den Sang iom 9emofrot, men
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nonGput / 1889 for Of fploe Safuncen
peo Tonmer Robles 0sb. 8eo Oct
famine gar aibolbte Salg blep ban
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i 1893 palgtes f~yelotps til Gomnter
% er bpert fieroe aar blepelt glen'
palgt.
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Worp g. ReeS al @alifcn, og oereS
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ncioto, % 2ibertp G., Miles eitp'
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men set err oQiou melt rimelist, a
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ho blipr ~neoucnoigt Of iammentolot
eli ipccicl aonpeutiou Tor bette Gom
mcrhiitrift Tor al nonlinere aonoIoai
for Somnlerembe0et
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-26
SMaapIuf.

0tiis Ollie @lulStpeot reilte
SirSbag til Muffin, Minn, for ct be-
iepe oerboenor @euner.
MiiS Tutb Ha3mu5ien al Ma
bel, Mtinn., bar benne lloc beisgt
8ertie 9criie Der / gpclt.
- NPiiS SeIga gpe r|eiite NtanNag
Ill Caledonia, Ntinn., for at tiIbringe
en- fort Sio hos 9roocren 0lai.
WtiiS Clara @olb aufom Tor
ri6e llge ira M]tinneapoltS ior Of be-
isgc lin Seiter, Mrs. $. $. @olOum.
8 7. Stora ira Snwooo. So,
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6orGIorc, Ntr. % 0ir8. Ole Ecter.
ion.
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Dag ira 9roofings, 2. Gaf., % be.
ieqer iortiocn Omar auutipn % 80
milic.
@uit @union og Suitru penter
hcnnc llgc CT 8cieg al Senncn Sen.
m, Der M bar tit @icm / ScplSton,
0iout.
Ntiis goitb Soppcritao ira
N]iiuncapolis opboloer iig for EiOcn
her / Spcn puo Seie9 hos Scuner %
@cfleuote.
ZION InOerIon anfom Scroap
ira @toline. 81, for at beige in
NIobcr, Mrs. Soeob Inoeriou, ot
@ro0eren Otto.
Shertif Gualen bleu oalat ion
cu al 9icepruiioenterue Tor oclt no
tionalc Sbcriiis Asiociutiou / 0tul
neapolis iioite llge.
Gnra Segelono og .Sorob III
men iamt Iuna, 8roce og SSelpel MI
itah anfom Ntnnooq fro Gbicoeo 10
az beige Ytrs. 2ouiie glItoo.
DIR. % Mrs. Z. 81. &olo fam
Sattcreu &iola tom iorrige llae til
bage etter ct lGugere &cisg / lit gam
lie Sjem peo Ct. SIoi, Soma.
Mtr. % Mrs. &. VI. Sunuc
iamt Gotteren Gcra tom ManOag I'll
fage fra Chicago, .buor Dc bciegi
Sennen Senrp SunneS % Slitru.
&C. Z. 3bompion % 6amilte fr
Ct. Thomas, y. Gaf., opboIoer Fl
Der paa en- @ilit. Ie er pan Sjen
pcien ira Rorae, bpor De bar til6ras
nogle Waoneoer.
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/ gpen, men Tom M er ania. 10
Gresiemano peb glaoet "8orIo"
@ep gorf Gin. beieger oerne III
fin grooer os samle genner / Dec
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