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Evening journal., 1913-05-15
DEADLOCK
ON INSPECTOR
HOLDS TIGHT

City Council will meet at 730
o'clock tonight in recess meeting,
when an effort will 5e made TO elect
building inspector and also a milk
inspector The regular session is
supposed to begin at o'clock.
It was said today that the deadlock
remains unbrokcn, with President OF
Council Samuel II. Benson, Jr.. still
refusing TO vote for Melvin f. Charlie
the Republican caucus nominee fof
building inspector. Just what Will
happen is problematical.
Mr.. Benson SAYS that while he has
nothing against Charles II. Grantland
the caucus nominee for milk inspect
or he will not vote to fill that Office
until that of building inspector is at
tended TO.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
h. OF P. HALL co. ORGANIZES

Recently elected directors of the
knight Of Pytbias Hall Company
have organized with the following
officers: President. w. Kirk. Sim
mons. Jr.; vice-president. Charles
Zebley: secretary. Thomas Mullsn
Jr.: treasurer. James II Morris
he directors OF the company are:
William simmons o. W. Everett,
Mark L. Garrett. w. X Simmans.
Harry A. Fritz. 'homas Mullan. Jr.
Harry H. Dalby. Charles NJ. zebley
and James II Morris
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
RnrrAIN RILL M0RkER HURT.

william Aldrich. aged 26 ,'ears, en-
ploysd by the Buffalo Bill show. had
two fingers OF his hand crushed today
while assisting in unloading. lis in
iuries we're attended at the Delaware
Hospital and he later left.
Josephine Collins, colored. aged 10
years, and Cordelia Jackson, colored.
of No. sos Wilson street, fe both
admitted to the same institution. The
former suffered with several stab
wounds obtained in fight and the
other fell. cutting her head.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
CITY IrnGE IS ILI.

Owing to the illness of Judge
Philip q. Churchman the charge Of
non support against Milford Mathew
son. which was heard in City Court
several days ago was again continued
today until Tuesday OF next week.
Judge Churchman was TO have given
his decision I'm the case today.
IN the absence OF Judge Church
man. City Cour; was presided over by
Deputy Judge Joslyn
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
FALL FROM CHAIR
SHOCKS CITY JUDGE

Judge Philip @ Churchman. who fell
when chair he was using IN City
Court yesterday. collapsed. was suf
ierinp from shock this morning. and
Is confined TO his home. When in
quiry was made AT The Kcnnctl
apartments. his home. II was stated
that while he was not bruised by his
fall, the attending physician said th,
Judge had suffered much from shock
and also from a slight cold
As a result Of the mishap anothe
chair has been provided for th'
Judges use in City Court.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
HEALD REPUBs ELECT.

There was a weIl-attended meeting
last night of the Head Republican
Club of the Second ward The follow
ing officers were elect = James r.
Coyle. chairman: Frank Weldin,
treasurer: George n Melville. sec
retary. Councilman Robert G. Con-
ner. w is candidate for renomi-
nation. and william Cook. his oppo-
nent. made speeches.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
E. S. R. BUTLER in
BUSINESS Y YEARS

f S. r. Butler and Son. well-known
hook dealers and stationers in Market
street. celebrated the firms seventy
second anniversary yesterday. On
that day. u years ago. e. 5. r. Butler
came TO Wilmington from Georgetown
and opened a bookstore on West
Fourth street i'm what was known as
Temperance Hall. The firm nuw is
located az 421 Market street Walter
l.. Butler, the son. is the junior
partner.
The senior member OF the firm will
be 81 years old ON September II and
Is active and sometimes walks from
his home at RiNeryiew and willard
avenue TO the store.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
COMPANY H MEN
ARE SHOOTING WELL

What is regarded as one Of the
finest shooting scores ever made by
company in the Organized Militia OF
Delaware was made last night by
Company II. OF New Castle, in tho
competition for the Delaware trophy.
Tho companp made 1886 out Of a pos
siblc 1000. Among the exceptional
scores made we're Corporal l. Dun
can. 81. Sergeant Cell. 96 Corporal
a. NuififhNt - D. fl'Nuf' ~ hidAi'hf
ol: Sergeant c. Auld. 90
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
MIR. BURTON our FOR COUNCIL.

Clarence II. Burton of No. 60l
Bayard avenue is a candidate for
City Council from the Fifth ward on
the Republican ticket Mr. Burton
has been a resident OF the Fifth ward
for eight years. He is a cabinet maker
in the cmployc OF the American Car
and Foundry Company He is mem-
Der OF Delaware Lodge No. l.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
wouLDN,r STAND
FOR THIS sg.rp

TUX THIS SLtK-
Oiive Redden, colorcd. Of No. so5
rEast Eleventh street, denied the
charge OF disorderly conduct pre-
terred by Annie Rothwell In City
Court today but she had no Witness
es to dispute Annie's statements that
Olive called her "a wiggyheaded
winch although some OF the Wit
nesses contended the phrase used
was "a black, knottyheadcd winch .
whatever. the term was cost Olive 81
and costs,
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
CHIMES OF NORMANDY
AGAIN DELIGHTS MANY

"The Chimes Of Normandy con-
tinues to oe the leading event Of the
week, and public interest In the pre-
sentation Of the opera Is steadily in
creasing, as was manifested by the
size Of the audience last evening
The chorus work last evening was
splendid, and the beautiful dauccs
we're greeted with renewed enthusi-
asm
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
COMMIT BOYS TO REF0RMiTORY.

Two colored boys were committed
TO the Ferris Industrial School by
Judge Lattomus yesterday afternoon,
in Juvenile Court They we're found
guilty OF highway robbery on
Thomas Carlisle, at Front and Union
streets.
Sixteen boys charged with disoF-
derly conduct in a number of places.
we're probated.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
FIRST INFANTRY BAND DANCE.

The FIRST Infantry Band VII give
another dance on Tuesday evening
May 20 in the State arsenal at Twelfth
and Orange streets. The committee
from whom tickets may be obtained
consists OF E. X Bennett George NJ.
Rose and J. \. Robinson. Mr. Rob
inson will be the musical director.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
INTENDING CONFERENCE.

The Rev. Frederic Doerr. OF ST.
stephens Church and James b Oberly
are representing this city at the l66th
annual session OF the Ministerium Of
Pennsylvania in ST. Johns Lutheran
church. Philadelphia today
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
MTn RRrISES CHILn.

While playing in front OF her home
last evening. Philomcna Kennedy.
aged fvc years of No. 5i3 South Van
Buron street. was run into by an auto
mobile. Dr. lsllwood l. Rogers found
the child only slightly injured.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
TO GRADUATE AS NrRSE.

Among the graduates who will re-
ceive diplomas at the Chestnut Hill
Hospital. Philadelphia. today is Miss
S Lydia Taylor of this city Miss
TAYLOR is a sister OF Mrs J. A.
Broman and Mrs. NJ. Savior.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
NEW CuIEF TEMpLAR |. O. g. r.

At meeting of Wilmington Lodge.
l. o. G. r. on Tuesday evening Mrs.
Lillian NJ. Stroup resigned as chief
templar and Miss Z. NJ. Winchester
was elected TO succeed her. II was
decided to meet hereafter on Friday
oyenine At No. 60i Market street.
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
AIIMNI Al sMOkER.

The University Alpmni Associa-
ton viii give a smoker in a Rose
Room OF The Hotel DUPONT tonight
Evening journal., 1913-05-15
MERCANTILE AssOcIATION MEET.

The Mercantile Assoc ciation viii
have special meeting tonight
Evening journal., 1913-05-15

I'm some parts Of the
country the experiment Is be-
Ing tried Of a woman Jury
The verdict Of a woman Jury
can always be relied on in the
selection OF mems clothing:
They knew the law. they con-
slider carefully the evidence and
they realize the penalty if the
men arc not suited.
New Neckwear. 25c 10 81.
New Suits. $40 10 $50.
Fancy Vests, $3.50 10 SG.
Every size for men and young
mon with a lot OF new special
cuts in suits IN sizes, 80 to 3s
chest at S12 to $25. New Nor
folks Si2, SIS and 500 in boys
and young mems sizes.
THE NEW MACkINAWS
A line OF the new stylcs in
mackinaws, just the thing for
auto. evening or seashore. So
and $40. Special styles and
patterns for young men and
young women.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS
9Th and Market
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

The following rs a correct list Of
tine members Of the legislature which
meets Wednesday. iu both branches.
Members Of Senate.
First r. Anderson, Savannah.
Second-C NJ Tyson, Daricn.
Third c. w Taylor, Backshear
Fourth w. NJ. OMIT FoIkston
FIFTH l.. Sweat. WayCroSs
Sixth-W L. Convers. Naldosta.
seventies. NJ. Turner Quitman.
Eighth w j. Bush, Colquitt
Ninth r L. Smith, Edison.
Tenth L. J.. Ford Albany
Eleventh. ~ Watts, Shellman.
TvelfJh-G Y. Harrel, Lumpkin.
Thirteenth H. Richardson, Mon
tezuma.
Fourteonth-M. f. Rushing, Vienna
F1fteenth-O. II Elkins, Fitzger
aid
Sixteenth-Fred Kea. Dublin.
Seventeenth-O II Parrish. States
horo
Eighteeuth-C. L. Kelly. Gibson.
Nineteeuth-C. T. McGregor. War
Twenue.h-John T Allen. NIL
ledgevilla.
twenty hrst-s. e. Jones. Jencr-
sonyiIle.
Twcnty-second-W. p. Mcneil Ma
con
Twenty third-R l.. Dickey Mu-
sella
twenty fourth-R. S. Miller CO.
umbus
Twenty-hfth-R. C. Bullccn. chip
ley.
Tventy-sixth-w. f H. searcy
Griffin
TWENTY seventh A. II. Foster
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

vide a Capitol Annex for the use OF
the two courts Of review and the
Library.
Besides these proposed additions to
the civil laws, there will be various
changes In the criminal statutes pro-
posed notably a bill TO provide to
mi sdemeanor conviCts, in certain cir
cumstanccs method Of paying
themselves out Of prison, and a bill
looking to the establishment OF a
central place Of execution for crimi-
nails. with electrocution instead Of
hanging as the means Of inflicting
the death penalty.
II is a noteworthy circumstance
that the new Legislature Is composed
almost entirely OF new men.
The percentage OF old membership
returned Is not far below the aver
age, but not many members OF the
last House VIII be seen In the new.
Several we'll known members OF for
mer Houses. from four to ten years
back. have been sent to the new
House, but practically every one OF
the leaders OF the last House will be
missing
From the House there have dlsap-
peared Hooper Alexander. Of De
Kalb. John Holder, Of Jackson; Joe
Hill Han. Of Bibb; Byron Bower Of
Decatur, and Carl Vinson OF Bald
wln--all very prominent in the last
and previous Legislatures
John NJ Slaton. for the past eight
years the most prominent figure in
either House has been promoted to
the Governorship.
The quality Of the new membership
apparently IS very high, however, and
| II is not overstating the matter TO
say that the State Of Georgia is
looking forward to the Slaton adj
ministration. in all OF its depart
mcnts, with an unusual degree OF
optimism
Great work is expected Of the new
Legislature and the surface indica-
tions are, on the eve Of its assem-
bling. that It Will not disappoint the
people.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
GOV. SLATON To TAKE Up
TAXATION IN MESSAGE
Continued From Page l.,

Legislatures fiscal geezfo,
The incoming T;.garr,r -,.fIr f.l,c "a
very vigorous stand against ev-
CessIyr 4rrrurrf4ff.Ds
In several suasrhes he sI-a-4,, has
placed tho Tagis1afrlr, ~, ,-g,f.' ~.
he will not sign arrrorrf.,tsrr, b,rs
carving moro thar ~, So 90,
afford 60 nav. even n n. has ~ on ~.
the unusual length VI vctoiug the
entire general appropriation bin in
seeking go sustain his ultimaum.
Several Legislatures OF late have
appropriated more than the entire
income of the state. and the conse-
qurnrn has been heavy annual en-
harrassmcut to the Executive Depart
/ meut In undertaking TO meet the BIZ
/ thus incurred.
| Individual Legislators. anxious 10
uuacate the folks back home" have
1 pressed appropriation claims regard -
.tsS OF the states ability 20 pay and
I men put the matter up To the Gov
! 'i"vi LOT S"iullon "ben the time
s'hls 10 meet inr amounts set aside
mere ana there for specific purposes.
Need for Economy Felt.
There seems IN b, ., r.arfr,,, s,,,.,,s,
the boards 81 trr,g,,.s - ~. 80,
Estate fusfffY+IDre tbat tf,. Gt,te net
| call a half rp ip,r.ag.4 .,,trg,,t.I,
tons until a,ruc cgrrff,.a 1,cana ~
/ Increasing IN. r.var,Is has bccn en-
Iacfad INTO 1a,- ,,5 a., tb.t crf a..
| IMPRESSION he frrro,.ipg, ,opgta,,.i,.
/ that tha demands made unon he
| Legislature mis- yaar Inv ug4y ~ an
Iproprlatf,pg win d. rnofrst Fe,r ia
| rraasos viii he askad Tor ana tbap
IonIy whom sbsoInt.I,, r.rasssr,-
49,,
it'',.'@.liS n.3, VIZ H'al' ms 10
n.ousE VIZ whiyH '9 P1S 'hg us
a"s way, 'l. '"uh o9", ~ 2. " ua
80 "pP1I -il.S n"Ne uo,.Iin'hgu 70
! 'la"y y Nl' .Ho "l necessary ana h'l
"sT ,aNo,s J4sl now
His allll9Le on lNe n04AtHs OF con,
,ioI ',i .lsl'" ~ VIII EIe'liL aIh
,ue =, hi7La llIe ~ oNu'NIhE S'"'Iie
,o I'.St ilott I,y'nue' auu =" lHal
extent WI SUN pIi'y iHe ulkEest prop
EN- lH' ''H''aI Assembly mas 10
race.
Among some Of the more impor-
tant measures 10 be introduced dur
ing the forthcoming session Of the
legislature are. A bin TO regulate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

top of Lassen Peak have been solved
by constructing a house in sections
and packing it up the peak on horses.
The station. which will be 10x1O feet,
was designed by Forest Supervisor
King and was built al Red Bluff. No
section is more than six feet on its
longest side or weighs more than 100
pounds.
The house is now being packed up
the mountain where il will be assem-
bIed and fastened together with iron
clamps and steel cables extending
from opposite diagonal corners and
anchored to the ground.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

after Michael Torhan, whom ne
thought was his missing father, upon
learning that he had been trailing the
wrong man.
The elder TOrhan disappeared from
Newark, y. j., % years ago, leaving
a wife and three children His son.
John. since 1903, visited several cities
from Boston to Omaha and finally 10
Gated a Michael Torhan in Philadel-
phia, only to find he is a bachelor and
much younger than the missing
father.
He returned to Yonkers disappoint-
ed yesterday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
House Taken to Top
Of Peak by Horses
Problem Of Putting Fire Lookout
Station on Top of Mountain Solved
by Equine Transportation.

LOS ANGELES. June 21.-Trans-
portation facilities in connection with
building a fire lookout station on the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22

elect their presiding officers and adopt
few perfunCt0ry resolutions Incl
dent 10 organization.
Thursday. Governor Brown win
send IN his farewell messarge. which
Vil be read In both Houses The
senate will receive from the retlr-
ing Governor such Executive c0mmu-
1ications as he may sea At to de-
liver and they will be given imme-
diate consideration IN Executive ses-
sion
Friday the vote for Governor and
various state house officers cast by
the people last October win be can
vassed by the General Assembly. as
the law requires. and the results de-
clared. This is a necessary Formally
prior 10 the Inauguration Of the new
Governor and state house officers.
Saturday. Governor John NJ. Slatca
viii be inaugurated
Monday. Governor SIatou viii send
IN his first message TO the General
Assembly. after which the new order
~ things In the capitol viii get well
inder way.
Governor Brown TO Review.
Governor Browns farewell mes
rage viii be a review Of his ad-
mInistration, and will deal both with
the finished and unfinished business
thereof.
With respect 10 such business as
Is uUHn{uhaE s...
win make certain definite and pre-
: else recommendation TO the Legis-
lature
While he has permitted no one to
gre the draft Of his last message to
tho Legislature Il may be accepted
as authoritative that It viii deal very
vigorously and in Characteristic vein
with tho question OF law enforcement
and TO that extent at least il sure
TO be an extremely interesting and
significant State paper.
Governor Slaton's first message will
deal exhaustively with the problem
Of taxation and the necessity of more
revenue wherewith 10 meet the con-
stantly growing demands Of the state
institutions.
II the incoming Executive has one
hobby above all others Il IS the prop
er support and maintenance of the
various educational institutions with
in the Commonwealth, ana they win
come IN for considerable attention in
his message.
Favors Inheritance Tax.
u Is understood. too that he viii
urgently recommend an inheritance
tax in Georgia as a fine source OF
revenue
Governor SIaton's message. as win
Governor Browns, will be optimistic
~ tone. and will refer IN detail 10
9eorgiA's present splendid status.
both agriCulturally and commercially
ana IL VIII be demonstrated that her
credit abroad Is Al and far ahead
OF a majority of the States In the
Union
The very FIRST general bin to be
taken up for consideration IN the Leg
lslature Will be q measure providing
TOT the election OF a successor to
Senator Augustus O. Bacon In the
senate Of the United States.
rms bill, s. II win carry an appro-
prlatlon, viii originate IN the House
ana Will be introduced bv Mr. Vim
perry or Bibb, Senator Bacon's home
county. II viii call for an immediate
erection and will require that the re-
turns be sent In to the Legislature
Tor canvassing before the expiration
or the 3o-days limit Of sitting COM
sutuuonaIitv imposed upon the Cen
eral Assembly
Bacon in Clear Field.
senator hacon, who viii be the frs;
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
Trails Wrong Man
as Father 10 Years
Son Abandons Quest When He Dis
covers Man He Had Followed
Is An Old Bachelor.

NEW YORK, June 2I.-John Tor
han, Of 165 Oliver Avenue. Yonkers
gave up a ten-yeaT chase yesterday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-22
Jacobs Cut Prices Mean Savings

Welch S Grape Juice pit 25c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
$100 Borolypto SOC; SOC size 45c; 25c size .. 21c
$0O Kings New Discovery 78c; SOC size. ........ sec
81 Pompean Massage Cream $780, 5c size &c., soc 43c
Hmyad Janos Aperen Water &c., for .......... $1OO
$1OO Herpicde 85c; soc size Observation-Disclosures 3c
$OO Danderne Hair Tonic &c., SOC size &c., 25c size 19c
$1OO Cuticura Ointment SOC; SOC size ........ 44c
soc Sal Hepatica 4Sc 25c size 21o large size S1OO
81 Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphes &c., large size $125
SOC Nestles Milk 45c; 25c size &c. hospital S24O
$100 Lsterine &c., soc size SIC; 25c size ..... 100
$1OO Bromo Settler Toe; SOC size SIC; Csc size 19c
$1O0 Soans Linment 79c; SOC size &c., 25c size Ice
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-27

ipoltunesrat6 iid nit Der aneeleaen4
bett befabt babe unb bieieIbe sur Nus
fiibrung brineen nerDe. Die ndberen
GiH3elbeiten uiap. tperDen in Der nod
item 8eriammlung setroffen tperoen.
Der WabIdusihuB pertiinoete, baB
bel Der @rgdH3unsspabl oss 0irettoz
RUINS, Die pdbreno oss ytahmittags
ltattgefuRoen bate, Die 5errsn Rsp,
u. y. Rbinop, 6enrp Wueuter, 8so.
anDers, s. .. 6aiemeier uno 5rep.
5ran3rsb erpdblt porben isin.
Jlahoem nod ein Qntrag geitsllt un0
9utge6etben tpurbe, Dem 5rausnDerein,
Der 8eretrigung Der S6Deitern beg
6oipttals, oem Ner3teitab, Dem Supers
tntenoenten, ben 5reunoen uno G0ns
nern Der Sa6e. Der beutf6en preif:,
6errn paitor Dorm uno Der pHlippus
9emetnbe, Iopie SRI. Winna Dorm,
benz OrguniIten Der 8emeiube un0
alien Sbetlnebmern an Der Seftperz
fammlung ben Oant bes Bereius aus
dus5ufprshen. Dertagte Iib bic Ser
idmmIung unter Dem bon Paitor 5. 6.
8rdmer ge1pro6eneu Segeu.
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6infHhrnng Der neucn geanteu uno
&Ommers nit Sameu.

Der Selltonia Vmnnerhor fam ge.
tern Rahnitta9 in oer glrbetterbaQa
CUR monutlidleu SiBung 3ltiamneu.
GiciPibe fauo inter Settltng oe5 Bra
Iioenten Serrn ,Sreo. tSleooermanu
uno Der YrototoufiibruRg oe5 Serr'1
EhiL. Ri0oinger ItQtt. S5err Robert
Greu5 luuroc aI5 attIue5 0tttglieo
alilenomtuen. GInlaoungen ga Sen
,SeltlidJfeiten oeS Goofeaop Sanaerr
d}or5 am /. uHo oea Cincinnati Aa-
der SeIaugoereIns. am - tSebrltar,
mlroen angenoumen uno gethelIis
almg In Gorpore 5ugciagt. Ter Ter
tonid Qtdnnerhor berettet llt ielblt
auf cine MISUNDERSTANDING Dor, Die
SouItag. rs. ,Sebruar, IN Der grbels
terhaae itattIinoet. Ter Gniarg ut 1ui
Il lllr du9eicst. 9em tSinan3beridt
oea 6errn 5reo. SiIge 5ufolge betrus
gen Die aSahreScinnahman nehit gl-
lau3 S591.29 luo Die 9tuSgabcu
1922. 60, iooaB oas neue ,Sahr nit ci-
nem geitano pom S3tS.G9 begonnen
ncroen fonnte. Ter glntbeiI oe5 ger'
ems am Sicoerfon5ert Der Der. Sirs
aer mar S29.t5. Die geitrtgen gIns
uahmen naren S30.t5 un0 Die aluSga.
ben S44.55. Zen Gamen mllroe iilr
lhre thatfrditiQe Dtit1pirflmg bel Der
iiinqiten Seitlid,feit eiH Qunfpptum
ge3oat Serr Nm Sdyaefer nobm oie
Ginfiibrung Ger Heuen reip Uicoer'
aeErablten 9eau1ten Dor lpie ioIgt
l}raiioent, 5reo. eSIeoocrmonu; &ige.
9rdiioeut, Carl Sobauien; IrotofoQ
efret1r, ,Sreb. Cite; ,Sinun3iefretar.
Senrp 6ilge; aorreip. Sefretdr.
ghrtit Sinfer Stasrneiiter, GarI
Shonebulun; 9ihliptbefare, Ssohu
Ruut unh Carl giiooiuger; sSabnel'
trigger, 9m. SdJaefer, Csfar 1eidl,
mann uno Souis Sdercr, Tirtaeat.
Gotparo Strllbei; 3neiter 0irlgent,
,Sreo. 0eldR1ann; Iruitees, SHermann
aahle, Ghriit. Bouert mo 5rort
Gette.
4ralioent ,Sleooermonu ernannte
sltm Gergniigunqs. s.aonntittee oiesSerr
rem Carl Sohnnien. Ibil. Riooin9er,
;Sreo. Stte. 5ermann Stable. ghriit
ainfer; sum Mfuiif .aoinInittee Sir
Serren 5reo. 4oQert, 6reo. Geidr
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SaIesSau.
Spaloings 8aiebau ReforD. - Gurs
ger Rudblit Quf bic Sdifon 1912.


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pennunts Der betoen groBen uno Der
prominsntsn untergeorbneten Qtgas.
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gtoti3en bs3iiglid Der Rational 2tga,
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men:
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