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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
Peculiar Parcel Post
Regulation in England

THE introduction of parcel post serv
ice in this country calls to mind
peculiar incident that took place in
England some time ago, and which
would occur oftener if the English
people were informed. concerning one
of the parcel post regulations in that
country.
\ gentleman wished to reach a Gus
toner living in a remote part Of Bal
ham, one of the suburbs of London,
and it was very urgent that he find
him quickly. knowing nothing of the
locality. he called at st. Martin lie
Grand to consult a directory. Stating
his case to a clerk, he was amazed to
learn that he could be sent to the ad-
of three pence a mile. The gentleman
had never heard of such a thing, and
it is said that very few in England
know that it can be done.
Accepting the offer, the gentleman
was placed in charge of messenger
familiar with all parts of the city. and
was soon on his way. The boy carried
a printed slip on which was written a
description of the parcel In charge.
be delivered" and before leaving the
customers house both the customer
and the gentleman were required to
place their signatures on the paper.
The limit in weight for anything de-
livered by parcel post in England (as
i'm this country is generally. understood
TO be eleven pounds, but there is one
clause which reads: "A person may be
conducted by express messenger to any
address on payment of mileage fee.
IT may be only a question of time
when such transaction may be effected
through parcel post in the United
states. and if this becomes possible. it
is to be expected that the Americans.
ever alert and on the lookout for any
thing that makes for speed in business
mr. otherwise, will avail themselves of
the privilege. and Uncle Sam will do a
thriving business in large cities in the
delivery of human parcels"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
Scared to Death.

"I HAVE often heard I'd. Of persons being %as
I heard of person nearly dead being
scared back to health and strength, and
/ happen to have personal knowledge OF
that one case" recently related retired
warship barber, now living in Washing
ton.
lit was right after the Franco-Prus-
sian war and l was a barber on the fed
eral transport Supply. vessel that had
been captured from the British and re-
built. Barbering in the navy was little
more strenuous in those days than now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
CHIEFS

indian that he promised to leave a pair
of beaded moccasins for Miss Nancy.
The Indians representing every tribe
in the United States, came east to par
the ground for the Indian memorial.
President Taft turned the earth over
with a shoulder blade of a buffalo, and
then surrendered it to the ranking chiefs,
who continued the digging.
So far as known this monument is the
first to be contemplated and to be erected
to a race of people. The object is to
perpetuate and memorabilia heroism.
valor dignity and achievements of men
and the age in which they lived. The
last government statistics declare that
the North American Indian, as a race, is
rapidly vanishing. The rate of decrease
since the coming of the white man. up
to the present moment, is about 90 per
cent The Indian memorial was author
lied by the Sixty-second Congress and
provided the location of the memorial on
the island at Fort Wadsworth.
mammoth bronze figure of an Indian.
standing 40 feet high and on the high
est piece of ground on New York har-
boris many islands. will stand in full
view of all incoming and outgoing ships
and far into the interior of New jersey.
Below the figure there will be a small
museum-a part of the base of the pedes-
tai OF the figure-in which will be stored
thousands of historic relics of when the
Indian roamed North America without
knowledge of the white mans existence.
The dominant feature of the memorial
will be the bronze figure of an Indian in
A striking and chara cteristic pose in
tended TO reveal the soul of the Indian
himself The bow and arrow. with the
left hand hanging at full length, fndi-
Gates that he is through with his war
weaponry. The uplifted hand two fin
gers extended toward the open sea, is the
universal peace sign of the Indian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
No Choice.

CcNATOR PAINTER of Kentucky was
- discussing the inauguration bill
"Of two evils, you know. he said,
with a smile, I'VE are able TO choose the
lesser. We are not quite so badly on
as the plain young lady.
II have taken job, said the pam
young lady. as a school teacher.
AT this her chum cried:
'.What, Teach school. Why. I'd rather
marry a soft, fat. bald-headed widower
with eight children than teach school!
".Ah,' p She said. would l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

glad to see you here. | came from the
same part of this country that you came
from. I know the plains and l know the
mountains. and I know the big game
country I stand here as the voice and
hand of the great man in the White
House. You saw President Wilson yes
terday. You have looked in his eye. You
men know how to read mans face. He
loves justice above all things. He will
see that justice is done to YOU
Most of the big game in your country
and in mine, the western country, such
as buffalo, the elk and the -antelope.
have gone. There are just few wolves
left. When 1 have been hunting 1 have
made. fire which protected me against
the wolves at night. There was one in
the party who must remain awake so
that he could throw firebrand and scare
them off. l have been chosen by the
! and watch to keep them as far away from
you as I can
Mr. Lanes speech was greeted with
great applause by the Indians and Chief
Plenty Coups was elected to reply.
Through the interpreter, Frank Shively,
a Crow chief. he said:
1T gives me great pleasure to come
into this house. We. the Indians. like
to see you shake hands with us. We, of
the different tribes, of the different
states. Of the different parts of the coun-
try want to look at you as our father.
/ have great confidence in YOU.
BY way OF scaling the pact of friend
ship between the Indians and the new
administration Mr.. Lane took Chief
Plenty Coups by the hand and said:
II appreciate your confidence. This Is
my little girl-ny daughter Nancy. She
shakes hands with you as wampum OF
good faith between us.
Miss Nancy Lane. a pretty miss of
twelve years, gave Chief Plenty Coups a
little curtsey and gravely shook hands
with the big man. So pleased was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
The Second Collection.

,oHN d. ROCKEFELLER, golhng on
] the Seabreeze links in the soft air
of Florida, said of a contribution he had
made TO a St Patricks day fund:
THE gentleman to whom | gave this
contribution thanked me and remarked:
Your generosity is most prompt
and YOU know the proverb. Bis dat qut
dat cito-He gives twice who gives
quickly
THAT is to say, suppose
answered. that they are apt to give the
quick giver another touch on their Sec
ond round, eh?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
Experimenting
With Artificial Fuel

fected by two simple features OF opera
ton. BY the lightning revolution of ro-
tary cylinders into which IL Is pressed
the peat is thoroughly divorced from
moisture The charring process Is then
accomplished by the insertion OF cleo
trodes. a powerful current carbonizing
the mass. BY this process of carboniza-
ton the Kentish manufacturers are
best of that mined in Wales at three
fifths the price of the latter.
In France is manufactured a smoke
less. dustless fuel 1t is a chemically
treated composite of coal dust and oil.
While several hundred patents on art-
fetal fuel have been issued in this coun-
try, they have. with one or two excep-
tions. failed to realize a commercial
value.
A fuel compound of paper pulp refuse
and crude oil is an American invention.
1t has a mortar-like consistency, Is or
quick ignition and high caloric value.
The residue is small.
A New York expert has demonstrated
that live mud such as is found in our
swamps can be utilized as fuel. The
formation of a coal structure is effected
by machinery especially designed for the
work. The processes employed are those
of maceration, cutting, mixing. kneading:
pressing and exsiccation. The finished
product is a frangible substance of the
color and density of bituminous coal.
and not so we'll paid. | got dollar every
three months from those / shaved.
1.-The Supply sailed for France with
cargo of food donated by this country
for the relief of French war sufferers, IL
needed The food did not seem TO he
needed so it was afterward sold in len-
don. On board was a raw recruit. whose
first trouble was sea-sicknesS. Then Inc
vessel encountered icebergs and storms
and for some time were in danger OF
going down. The recruit was scared just
as nearly to death as is possible Tor
person to be and still live A strange re-
suit was he completely lost his appetite.
The ships doctor did all he could, but the
recruit could not eat a thing ana WAS
slowly starving to death.
IAN effort was being made TO keep MN
on his feet with liquid foods when the
thing happened that scared him back 10
his appetite. Just after we got Out on
the storm a man died, and the recruit.
who had been helped on deck into inc
sun. witnessed the burial. The sight OF
the man being sent overboard 10 tns
sharks scared him so he Couldn't stano
up. and he had to be carried below ana
nut into his bunk; but At supper time
that night he ate some solid 1000. ana
from then on his appetite came pack TIL
he was normal. -
THE recruit never accounted Tor MS
sudden determination to eat ana I'VE. put
the opinion of the crew. the doctor agree
ing. was that the burial caused him To
reflect on how disagreeable II would De
to be wrapped in a sheet and led TO the
sharks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
By Herbert, Kaufman
,ed Pigs Of Perigor'

IN
themselves thckuUited and colUard
the *has beens" and the -uereshose who always
lacked ambition, whom confidence and hope have died.
The junk heaps and trade Uttered with the
ruins of firms ,orecked by ex-enaployees.
Watch lest youngser whom your storsghtedness
has does later take what won't
gioe!
Hold to your competent helpers-wn their allegiance
while still ready and denote their loyalty and
capacity and their ideas to your
the murshaPs baton every Frenchmans knapsack
that made Napoleon ,uorld master.
When clerk and mechanic carries partnership his
minds the gro.0th and security Of firm insured
You can't go far single handed.
lone spriner the pace for only short stretch
it takes relay o uin in the long
Change the lock the prDate office and hang the key
every desk and bench n your serDce!
The of Pergord refuse for trues they aren't
encouraged by the gift Of occasional tuber.
It's the expectation of eupard and then which keeps
their scent keen and sustains their interest.
You surely can't expect human being expect less than
trained pig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

= Il - ~ - - =
alks7{ [jIiilkbskl.s=@@=zaa4ez By Hs'
The Trained 1
This isn't although does itself with hog
And there's odd chance that you the uey
whom these lines written. -
So read through the end and you'll probably
after which you may feel somewhat because it is bit
sharp and likely to prick your conscience vay.
don't giDe enough to get enough
t you merely buy hours Purchase their imagination
and enthusiasm and teea price
Your organization in dangerous conditions there's
thing the spirit that changes body Of iess don't
giuea-hag unnerested Laorers band of hardttng,
resourceful, lighthearted, tireless fighters.
You've merely bank the Saturday envelopes
you've overlooked the human note
You've tried build machine and it's bound be failure
because business won't like until employee
feels that h by his efforts become the spring.
Your crackerjacks remain with you only long enough
acquire and dizziness and then awaken the fact that
your seHess refuses them the recognition that their DUE
Unconsciousl, you selecting intelligence and
for your riuas.
Your staff grows commonplace grow older and
when least val and depend assistants you'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16

PN the archives of the State Depart
ment there is a declaration of allie
glance to the government of the
United States. signed on Washing
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

pen 3cit mn @clcgcn6cit batten, inn
fol9cn unb cincn ipciteren aalnpf aufs
notbt9cn 81 fnnncu. Saitro's @cihids
lid)feit ais Gplitifcr brad)tc es Damn
NIT iid), baB CT in fur5er 3cit icine
Serridaft i'm 2anbc beicltigcn fonntc
llnD bdlp ais etlpaa mebr ais cncrgiz
ifer Niftator iibcr @cne5uela berrid)te.
Slpcifclos plant Gaitro belte ctlpus
Icbnlldes. bon Der &pffnung gctra9en,
oab bas ariegsgliid linn dbcrmaIs
bold blcibcn miro. Nid)tig lit, bat
Der ourd)lpcg als Sprdrn pcrrufcnc
Gultro nod beute iiber cinen bebeutcns
Den Inbaug i'm 2nnoe perfii9t. Sn
ptclc Inbd1gcr Gaitro's ii6 faBt
bnrd)pcg alis mebr n%erlpe9encn ols
cncrgiidcn aubbirtcn unb dbnlifcn
Sclltcn 8rlammenicbcn, 10 perfiigt er
abcrmals bon pornbcrcin iiber cine
picllcidt ihlcd)t biS3iplinirte Sruppe,
Die abcr an Strapa8cn gclpobnt linn
unb burh lire @crgangenbeit. in Der
Sonb zines tiihtigen SilbrerS, cine
5lpcifclos ia nidIt 81 nernd)tenbe &um>
pfcstritppc nbgebeu, 10 reft oa5u 9e<
cianct, eincn erilflaiiigen 5anoi treid)
aus5ufiibren.
Giftig lit MN alerbin9s, odB Die
Hcaierung inter Won1e5 ln9ebeler
piel our REORGANIZATION bcs 6eeres
oetbon bat. 9cipnbere @erbienire bat
lid babel General Selir 8alapis err
lporben, ollf beiicn iebr energii6es
Sctrciben iid Yrdiipent @ome3 ber>
b~eilicB, hileniihe Sffi5iere, Die nod
DertIhcr Wfet6obe a%lI5gebiloet fparen,
ais Snitrufteure in Sas 2nnb gu rnfen
unb oieien Die Reorganization pes Seez
res on3upcrtralieil. Ser Gbef bicier
di1cniihen Wilit0rz Goinmiiiion lit Der
als duBerit tiiftig a~llieiti9 anerfannte
dileniihe Colonel Ic@iQ. Sblppbl
MIR lpeni9e Sabre pcrfloIien iinb, ieit<
bem Die eingeleitete Reorganization
Der pene5olnniiden Srmee begonnen
purbe, ipurben bcnnoh bereits err
italnlihe Heiultote er5ielt. 8or alien
Singen ipurbe Die tehnii6e Ius>
bilbun9 bes Sffi5ierforps bebeutenb
gcforbcrt lnb mad Nogliffeit 1trafs
fere SisSiplin in Den cin5elnen Sces
rcsperbdnocn iclbit cingefiibrt. Sas
Seer beiiBt alih iebt Die friiber gang
m~angelnbe taftiide ginbeit inter ben
ein5clncn Gerbdnben iobaB beute
tbntidhlih bon elmer Ir1nee geiprohen
ncrben fam, nelde an Die Steae Der
friiberen beipaffneten Sanben getreten
lit. Sa Die He9ierilng in ben lebtcn
Sabren niid bafiir itcts Sorioree ge>
tragen baden ioa, bab Sffi5iere pie
Iannidaften regelntrbis ibren Cob
crbdlten baben, 10 i1cbt 81 eriparten,
bab Die grmee treu srr 9tegierung in
Dem beboritebenben Sample balten
miro. Srifft bies 5ii. bann biirfte
Gaitro nit icinen nnh 10 b%ertpe9eneu
Nnbdngcrn fir biesalnl feincu leidten
Stanb baben, beiohSers ba gu ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
9ntereTnntes unm 1;6heratia1s- g n,,uent.

Sbdtisfeit Der Soberation In 1tnterz
nrildung iittenloier S6riftcn. idams
lo1er 8iloer unb Observation-Disclosures,
ibre Steaung unb 3anblung se9ens
iiber Der @beideiouns. DEM Wdbhenz
banbel. neutrality-suspicious. nno uns
moraliIhen 5Gn3en pie 5anao, @riss
gin Bear. 9unnp Su9, Slnglc Dip
nno Snrfep Srot, pelfe Dffentlid bon
prominenten Ritgliebern Der Sierar>
die berlirtbeilt porben iino.
Cine @elts Soberation lei feline lin
mDglidfe:t, ba er, Der SefretGr, Sriefe
aus England, Srlanb, 9eutih(ano,
Seiterreih, Werifo, Scuba erbaltcr
babe, lpelhe Den Ylan unteritiiben nnb
gnglanb unb Guitralien ifon bereii
icien, NIT Der S0Oeration Sano in
Sano gu geben.
Die S%Dberatiun lit sesen bigutte
Ginuanoerunss. 8eiese nnb lubt ben
S%tanopnnft, ben Der cbemalise 4raji=
bent 9aft pertrat, ais er bic ySiaina=
ham Burnett" Smmigratipns Sill nit
ieinem @etu belegte.
Siel mnb 3,ued Der Sbberatiun.
Sn elmer Der Sasespreiie ~iibersebcs
men idriftlihen grfldring iiber 3iped
unb Sicl Der Soberation mad9t 8iIdoi
Sames WcSaul bon Srenton, y. s..
folgenbe Ingaben:
Sic "&merican federation OF
Catholic Societies" lit cine itrenq
amcritnnii6e Organization. ge6nlidc
9ibt eS in gnelanb, Stalicn. Siibs
Imerita nnb Iuitralicu. Sic Wits
glieber5nbl belduft iib auf a%nndbernf
brei Wtilipncu. Ser 3lpcd lit. fin
Iusbreitung bes fatboliihen @laus
bens gu iprgcn, iorpie Die rcligiDier
unb politiifen HedDte Der &otbolifer
gu pertbcioigen. Surh biele Srganis
iation miro cs ermogli6t, Die fatboli.
Idle Stimmlng in Staat unb Station
81 ionbieren. Bic S%Dbcratipn lpil
feline GonberpripilegieH nnitrebcn. Si(
6eonipriiht MIR. baB ben aatbolifcr
oas 5ntommt, porauf iic Elm 9iitcs
Hedt geltenb MAIDEN fonnen. Sbi
S.reben gebt babin. Die pi6tigitcr
SubSSiiuSSH 0Hi uuBSNltillsN Sttllll'
nib 5u brin9en unb bafiir 81 iorgen
baB lie cine 8ercdte Seurtbeiluns CT.
iabren. Cine ~fatbolii6e Nislc'
gIu9" lit o pornbcrein auseeidloi'
fen. Sic ltebt fir bas 9briitentbun
Der Station elm. fir cine hriiilibe gu
8enber5iebuns, fir Gle Seiligteit De-
Che unb fir ben Shub Der Samili'
unb bcs Scims. sic itrcbt fir Iuft
redtcrhaltung 6riitli6cr Trin5ipici
I'M pripaten. pie i'm pffcntliden 2c6en
Sic bctGmpit allies baS, pas Dem Gbrit
itcntbum ieiublid lit, namentlid 5ieb
! lie aeseu bic az Seloc, peIdle bi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
11enr,mrla'a nrneItr 14eunlmtinm.

a. EVOLUTION in @cncsuelal iGallj
Ak cs burd Den 9ldttcripalb Del
" Rreiie, mas d1erbin9s mn
~ S%ieienieen perlpnnbern fam
fpelde nit Der seifihtlitcn gntipifes
lung Der lesten pier5ig Sabre bicicr
Glifrepubltf nidt ndber befannt iino,
Cine ieelihe llebertrcibirug fam
bebanptet pcrben, baS lett 1870 Yrds
iioent @u5man glanco burd, cine Nes
pollution Die bDditc @iirbc Der Gcs
prblif an it'd rib, 3cne3leln nlir nod
DEM Namen mad cine Gcpublif lpar
lno lit. Seit bieier Seit lpcrDcn aud,
nur balblpcss einpanbfrcie pffentlidc
Wablen ireenb tpcld)cr @rt nid)t mcbr
i'm 2unoe a~b9ehnltcn Gntipcbcr cr>
nannte Der Yrdiibent ieincn Tad)folger
ooer Der Northumberland mllroe mic
Der bon einem beionbcrs pcrlpeecncll
Eoiitifer ourh cine Hcpolution err
ebert. Iud, Der bcr5eitige Yrdlibcnt
Guam @incente @ome5 iplirbc bon Den,
mcbr bcrild)figten ais bcfunnten @ee
neral Cairo gum Yrdiibenten crnnnnt,
lpdbrcnb er mad europa allf Scrien
gi,g. Cairo iclbit bingegen bate lid,
Die Erdiioentenlpilrbe burd) cine Nez
pollution cbenfalls %crfd,npft. Gaitro's
Ibiift mar es allcrbirgs gcrpcieu, icie
men Naffoleer @pmr3 MIR nit Der
@ertretune Der Erdiibentidait gu be-
leiben. lucld,e bieIcr inn lpieber 5ua
riid9eben iolte, ionic er aus europa
5urildfebre. Comes abcr, bon intez
rciiirten aiisldnbiidcn Giniliiiicn &C.
itilBt, erfldrte lid balb mad, 9uitro's
Ibreiie gum conititutionellen YrGiiz
benton unb erfldrtc ieinen friibercn
Sreuno lnb @onner Ser YrGiiocnts
ifaft fir pcrluitig. Cairo muBte
iabrelang ipohl pier libel bieicm 3uz
itanbc tbatenlos 5uieben, Defenders ba
a~lisldnoiIfc 0tdd)te linn Sdlpieri9e
felten bcrctteten. nm naf 0ene5uela
lpieoer 8elangen 81 fonnen. HIns
nlebr lit cs ibnt abcr pieber gelllnaen,
in ieine 9eimatb 5lriid5ufcbrcn unb
Dies geihab NIT ber ausgciprphcnen
Ibii6t, bort ipicbcr az p~erIudcn, Die
9crr'faft an lid 81 reiBcn. unb bas
Wtittel ba5u lit %natursemdB cine fcs
pollution.
Cairo perldbt iid abermals ali
icin %ariegsgliid, peldcs linn bisber
INNER nod treu geblieben lit. uno Der
Ncto mnB CO ibm laiien. Dab er fir
portigc @erbdltniiie OILS cbenio fiibner
lpie tildltiser Selobcrr it'd eripicicn
bat. Wit mir etipu 500 Nann
idled,t orsaniiirter unb betpaffnetcr
Inbdnger licb er lid ieiner Belt in
cil1en aampf nit 5000 Wann Geaiez
rnngstruppen elm, tpelhe nod pers
bdltnibmdbi9 gut beipaffnct unb orgas
niiirt paren. Gut Die Sdlite ieiner
Gnbdnger berlor Cairo in benz
Sample, mas i'm iebo1 nift a6bielt.
NIT Dem &eite ieiner Sruppen Die
Streitfrdfte Der 8egierung al rms
seben unb in @etpaltmGrIben auf Die
5duptitabt Caracas 5u marihieren.
Sieie, fat aIer Sruppen entblDbt. ficl
in feline Sdnoe unb Sic 8epolutiou
bate 9eiie8t, ebe Die &e9ierun9strups
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
pnm Rehaktemr.

fatboliiden Srganiiationen. Die einen
nationalen Gbarafter babeu, lire Spn>
bentionen in elmer No6e in lelbigcr
Staot abbalten iollten; ferner Die
Verpirtlid)ung bes duf Dem lesten
gonpent in louisville inboiiiertcn
Ylanes, cine 8elt,s SDberatipn 81
%griinoen, ba Die Grfslge, lpelde cine
internationalc aorperihaft e~r5iclen
lpiirbe, uniddbbar groBe iein pilroen.
Gin beiieres @eritdnbniB mub err
5ielt ipcrben 8lpiifen Den &rbcitcrn
ilnb Irbeitgebern; @ercdti9fcit muB
bas untcrlic9enbe Trin8ip in ali ibren
ltnterbanblungen iein. Die Siberia
ton lit in Spmpdtbie NIT Srabe
Unions unb befiirpprtet bic Mus=
sleihnns pon Sifferen5en burf Elm
S%hiebsgeriht, u~ntcriGrcibt ubcr
nidts, mas io3iale llnrube nnb
&lniienbaB er5cust."
gr cmpfabl ferner Die 8riinbuno
elmer Shule our Seranbiloung bon
decorations Scfretdren unb Die @rs
nennung eiucs Gpmites, ipcld)eS iiber
bieien Tlau auf Dem ndhiten Gonpeni
ein9ebenben Seri1t crltattcn iole.
Srn. Watre's Sabresbcriht.
Ser Scridt bes Sefrctdrs mar cir
dllBcrlt umfangrei6es Sofument, ipelz
/ dies Nufidllb CAB iibcr Die Nrbeit Del
FEDERATION Iett benz leBten Gonpent
1912. Sic Soberation unb Die IlIoa
ciate Wembcribip iinb eingeiiibrt ii
allen Staatcu Der llnion, in Saipaii
Yorto Nico. Ilasta unb Den Ybilip.
pinen Snicln. Staatsz, SiD3eians
unb County, SDberationen bcitcben in
California. Colorado, Sliuois. Sn.
Diana, 9%anioS, 8ertudp, Souiiiana
@turplanb, Waiiahuietts. Midigan
Winnciota. Iiiiouri. Mem Sericp
Sem 0orf, Sbip. Senniplpania
Scras, @crmont, @isconiin, 8aib'
ington, South Carolina. Georgia
Sorto Hico, Saipaii. Ilasta unb Der
Ybilippincn Suicln.
Sic 3nbl Der M~iipciateb Nitgliebei
betrd9t 10000, cine 3unabme Dor
1000 ipubrcnb bes Subrcs. 81,
@titglieSer be5ablen jdbrlid so Gent.
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