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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

a pink and white underskirt. The waist
of the striped material Was made with
coat effect. finished in black with a
deep point Her small striped hat was
Of the same ColOring.
Mrs. Alexander Brown selected a frock
Of striped blue and white lawn. with a
large shade hat of fine navy-blue straw,
with a few pink flowers in the front
Mr., and Mrs. Reed Knox We're also
among the spectators Mrs. Knox wear
ing n suit Of fame-cOlored ratne and
small black velvet hat.
Barbara Nichols accompanied her
father, Vivian Nickalls, tho coach Of the
crew Of the University of Pennsylvania.
Miss Rosale Brown Dolan was among
the interested spectators Of the day. Miss
Dolan, who Is guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Brown at their home in Rryn
Mawr, was gowned in black taffeta, with
a stif, black hat trimmed with wings.
THE SUMMARIES.
Class Ga runtcrs and jumpers First. Mr.,
Herbert Wadsworth's Hard, second Glen rid
dle Farms Pr; Van Dus"n, third, s'Iontia
.Clasa $ PONIES in .hanl-rlrs, wnisbrook
Farms Farms Rsarg Ralg 'qfh2 rhr rg9aaub Broqawq Ft
class B, ponies in First. wiisbrooS
Farms Hest of an; third, Walter 5. Hau-
wells Blctoq Rubieon.
Hcnry ~ IsgnsloRSss sSs' Easter s sandsT. sds toasnI I a.
Henry HiEsinsgn.s London Smoke; third,
Cla,s 10, ponies IN hand First willshrook
Farms KusI-r CALYPSO. second, Wilishrook
Farms kathleen Melbourne third, Brooklawn
Farms Broaul1wR Bantam
Class n hunters ana Jumpers First, Glen
Riddle Farms GleHdalouEh, second, Glen ma
die Farms BallyheatheT. third. Braudvp.iuo
stables AdaD; fourth, Highland Farms Lone
tGiass II, pony-hcrd cIas. First unnamed:
second. unnamed; third Walter :. Haniwelrs
lass 81 hunters and jumpers Wills sharpe
KilmcT.s yellow Crest, second BrauIyWine
stables AIab; third unnamed fourth. Wills
Class So hunters and Jumpers First, un-
named; second. EEsnayWtue stables Adab;
Glass 81. beagle hound dogs First, Wheat
!et Challenger, Wheatley Kennels second
Scstur. PlcImgn nj Btsglss.
Class -, beagle hounds bitches First. Seth
Somerset Esilacy Somerset Beaglrs; third
stokes Place ShamTunk.
Class 20. beagle hounds couple dogs Flrs;
Wheatley Constable and WheHtley Chancellor
Whcatley k"nnels second, $ns'or and Teddy,
ana Ne'herfslt Driver william Warner Jus
Glass -, hest pony brood mare Rroadlawn
Farms h.nnie Scott third, Walter $. HALT
Class IL. shetland ponies. best stallion
EIoudlawn Farms Alert second, Broadlawn
Farms KettleIrum. third. Master Francis
f.iebers Corsondole Ehlan; fourth, BroadlRwn
Sii CIass !, ~, ponies IN harness First Broadlawn
6xfofi's Jewel: third. BrDadiawn Farms se-
gucnee' fourth. pelchester Farms studs
class 3 ponies in harness First Broadlawn
Tarms sequel, second. Miss Frances Powelfs
Jean. g.ii fourth & Mss Marion b. Parke.s virgo.
gsI@s Esiassss s5slla; .5; sssend aTSSdisSa
The commodors fourth. Willisden Farms
Maad Miller.
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Select Council this afternoon concurred
with the action tak-n in Common Coun-
Gil last Thursday and passed over tho
Mayors veto the ordinance to condemn
property at 2lst and Race streets for the
courthouse for the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Divisions of the Municipal
Court The ordinance submitting the
s11.3OOO 900 loan to voters Of Philadelphia
at the November election was passed by
both branches OF Councils at the special
sessions.
The Mayors veto was over-ridden in
Select Council by the bare % votes re-
auired. President Harry c. Ransey, OF
Select Council. cast the deciding vote.
The loan bill was passed without any
change in the apportionment made by
Councils Finance Committee last week
In Select Council there was no discussion
about it. Robert y. Dripps, of the 22d
Ward. the Administration leader in
Common Council. offered an amendment
before that body providing that the S4OO-
600 allotted in tho loan for the Municipal
Courthouse, be struck out. The amend
ment was voted down. 81 TO q,
Mayor Biankcnburg has sent personal
letter 10 every member OF Select Council,
public recently by Judg" Brown, Of the
Municipal Court, for elaborate structures
On the site at 2lst and Race streets.
CONVENTION HALL SITE.
1t became known that Director Cooke,
OF the Department of Public Works has
been for some time negotiating for tho
purchase of the property at 2lst and Race
streets. chosen by the Municpa! Court
for its permanent location as site for
the proposed convention hall.
During the Reyburn administration 81
100000 was appropriated Tor a convention
hall, which business organizations hay"
urged TO he centrally located. That
amount is available for the project.
Mayor BlaukcnburS, in his letter to
the Select Councilmen opposing the prof.
ect Of acquiring the site at 2lst and Race
streets FOR the Municipal Court, asserts
that the plan is vague and indefinite. He
points ont that II is not definitely stated
whether tho land to be taken Is bounded
on the north by Vine street or Winter
street He also indicates that the project
outlined by Judge Brown includes acquisi-
tion of virtually an entire city block in
stead OF the corner Of the block at 2lst
and Race streets
The Mayor advocates acquisition Of
land adjoining the House Of Detention at
much less cost He asserts that if the
land is condemned for the Municipal
Court the responsibility for blocking the
convention hall project will rest upon
Councils, as It had been planned 10 locate
the convention hall on the site now
chosen by the Municipal Court.
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GIRL FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
ON EDGE OF LONELY WOODS
Accuses Man of Luring Her There on
Threat of Death.

MILLVILLE, y j., Sept 81 Charged
with attacktng Miss Christina Mullen,
the 1G-year-old daughter Of william
Biulen, Of West NIllvnIe, Jacob Ghano
Is in jail here. The girl was found by
three bicyclists near midnight uncon-
Ecious, on the edge Of the lonely woods
which skirt the State road in North
MillviIle. Young Ghano was tanning her
with his hat. An automobile vas called
and brought the girl and Ghano to the
locked up and the girl was taken 10 her
home IN a comatosc state
Today Miss Mullen told ircoherentlv
that she met the man on threat of death
and had been Iured 10 the lonely spot
and attacked
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THE VITAL QUESTION

A Chicago business man, with MANI.
relatives, some Of whom were welI-to-
do but grasping, recently sought the
services OF his lawyer 10 draw up his
will When, after much labor, the docu-
ment was completed, the client asked.
Have you fixed this thing as / wished
A.. tight and strong?"
Il have done my best" said the law
Yer.
We'll" continued the client. Il want
10 ask you another thiug-not profess
sionally. however. As a friend. and man
10 man. who do you think stands the
ssst chance Of getting(the property when
I an gone?"
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of the most attractive gowns Of the day,
fashioned Of pale gray chiffon. 1t was
figured with violet and pink flowers
while the girdle was of duh yellow silk
Mrs, William j. Clothier returned
shortly after luncheon and entertained
In her box during the afternoon Miss
Eugenia c. Law, Mrs. Alfred = Dew
ereuX,, Mrs. III. II. Ellison, Jr., and
Miss A. Beatrice Geyelin.
Edward b. Mclean, OF Washington.
who has "A large number Of entries, put
In his initial appearance this afternoon.
Mrs. McLean's absence from the show
this year Is disappointment TO her
many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey.
OF Glenhead, l.. l.. who are visiting the
John r. Fells. were guests I'm their box
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Stanley Reeve returned in the
afternoon In white lingerie frock piped
with pale blue With this she wore a
black hat trimmed with gay flowers She
was accompanied By her two little sons.
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RAILROAD DANGERS
SHOWN BY PICTURES
FROM REAL LIFE
Friendly Talk to Boys and
Girls Who Risk Their
Lives Thoughtlessly in a
Spirit of F Fun or Adventure.

To save you from injury and possibly
your lives, the Home and School League,
children, have taken n number of photo
graphs of children in dangerous posi-
tions.
These small people may be playmates
of yours. At any rate. you will see that
many of you have done the same foolish
things that the boys in the pictures are
doing.
There is the little lad climbing up the
signal tower. His small dog wants to
follow him. but can't. He may tamper
with the signals and the engine driver
then will become confused and wreck
may follow which may cost many lives,
and many a boy and girl will lose a
father or a mother.
Another picture shows two little boys
trying to learn how cars are coupled.
There is locomotive at the other end
OF the train. II will start the cars NOV
ing and the boys will be lucky II they
arc not hurt.
Do you see the boy with his foot fas-
tened in the track. If he had not been
walking on the railroad this would not
have happened. Should train come
boy would surely lose his leg and per-
haps his life. He is only years old, too.
Now do you see the two boys stealing
a ride. Perhaps you would not do so
foolish thing. One boy has one foot
In the stirrup and the other on the jour-
nal box right against the wheel. The
least Jolt will throw him under the train.
The other boy is leaning out In such
way that he may be struck by a car on
the other track. Both the boys may be
killed for their folly.
All these pictures are real pictures of
boys ana girls, and the camera reported
them doing just such silly things that
boy or girl will do when they have not
been told how wrong 1t is,
The league also has a message 10 the
parents. 1t Is not told in pictures how
ever but Is in cold type, with figures to
substuntiate every statement.
The general conception is that nine
tenths of the persons killed walking along
the tracks are tramps. Not % per cent.
are tramps. The tramp knows the danger
of trespassIng upon the railroads and,
although he uses them as hts highways
he is cautious.
Seventy-hye per cent of the persons
who are run down by trains are chill
dren, artisans, laboTers and professional
men, who attempted TO use railroad prop
erty as a short cut home or TO work 1t
Is estima ted that the productive value
of human life Is $1,000. As % per cent
Of the deaths are tramps. the value of
the life OF each trespasser Is reduced to
value of $4,000. The loss of life by
railroad trespass In monetary figures in
productive wealth is estimated at S.. .OOO.-
600 a year, These figures do not show
the burdens that are thrown on society
or the homes which are ruined when a
breadwinner Is taken away.
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GERMAN WIRELESS RUINED
Last of Pacific Stations, on Nauru
Island, Reported DESTROYED.

SYDNEY, Australia, Sept % The Ger
man wireless station on the island Of
Nauru is reported 10 have been de-
stroyed by a British naval force. Ir this
report is true II Is believed that the
Germans are left without a wireless sta
tion In the Pacific,
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THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHINGTON, sept -
For Eastern Pennsylvania; Far ".
night, slightly warmer in north por'iOH,
Wednesday increasing cloudiness S4-
somewhat lower temperature; moderA'
south winds.
For New Jersey: Fair tonight; "'1'
nesday increasing cloudiness ana n. som
what lower temperature in the atteIhJV's Sa.
The eastern area of high barOihele' AM.
decreased rapidly in size and eheIsy hsy,,srss
ing the last "a hours, and IN co,is,tI. AZ
the temperatures have risen sHsnus, ss,ion
most places in the northeastern pV,st n,sst.
of the country. The centre ot lne lne.,rysri
crn disturbance has moved nor at5oTigh.
across the Great Lakes, but IONS tbs1cs
like depression extends from aSog.
southwestward to Mexico, causlns Valley
crs in the western Mississippi =, ten.
states. followed by rapid ial - % de.
nerature. The change has p'S'I InortIons
grecs or more in Nebraska anu 10 and
of south Dakota, Minnesota Iowa
Kansas.
u. S. Weather Bureau bulletin ,ln,
E1aAtAA
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DEBUTANTE HUNTERS
AND BLUE -BLOODED
HOUNDS TAKEPRIZES
Society at Bryn Mawr Show
Pays Homage to Well
bred Dogs and Splendid
Horses.

1.-the as the deer he runs to earth, tough as
rawhide lnSn.
straight and strong saplng oak and
quick as the lightning's Hash:
Lines that mock at the sculptor skill. free
- as the wind unbound
This is the beast they crown today, hts
Majesty, the Hound.
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0eringer gHaoen
Nnroc Surh einen gIiB in DC,
SdJniOlapp'ihen Neiibens
uernriadlt.

@cle9entlih hes 8eluitters am ge.
itrigcn @ormittag idlug ein 9lis in
Die Reiioen5 bon Serrn 5. q.
ShmioIapp, gto. 2235 @ron0n
Hoae, elm nno ieste Die Sdfelllna in,
Spciieiaal in 9raub. 0urh oenicI.
ben glis nllrben aud Die in Der Ga
rage beiinoli6en slngeiteAten, Der
Chauffeur George Moroboff un6 Der
slutomobilreiniser 6rant 5agne, 5ll
9ooen gei6leuoert uno momentan
bct1iibt.
ells iie iif tpieoer erbolt batten,
eilten lie nah Dem Nobnbauie uno
besannen nit Dem 20idorbeitcn bis
gum eintrefien Der Scuerlucbr. Gen
Soidmannidniten gelong es binnen
Deniger Minl,ten bas unbeoeutenbe
5euer i'm acim 5u eritiden ltno Der
Shaoen biirite iif aui faum 5000
belaiiien.
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Wesdblt
sinO Die Gage oes itGbtiidlen Sbier'
arStcs Tr. Sarrp !. SaniOn.

Iie Gage oes it1otiifen Sbier.
arjtes 9r. oarrp 5. Sonion iino ge'
3Gblt. Gle Gipiloienitforniiiiion be.
nadrid)tigte geiiern ofii5iea oen Sl'
.berheitSoireftor Solmes, baB or cine
Heouiiition iiir einen itaotiihen
lbieror,t eimureihen babe, neil
nadspcislidJ Sapiou iein almt inbe-
red,tigier @eiie befleibet, ba er lei
nerjeit Die Gipiloienitpriiiund nidt
beitnubcn bat.
Serr Solmcs miro in Der angele'
aenbeit bcute 9iifiprahe nit giir.
0ermciiter Spiegel nebmen iino oann
miro Die Gipiloienitfomnliiiion er.
iu6t perben, cine 9anoiootenliite 3u
iinterbreiten.
aubcroem oiirite es oen Serren
BON Ser Gipiloienitfomn,iiiion ionic
benz Gbici Graminer 8lace, ipie man
10 gu iaaen pilegt. lin Die 9iloc reg
nen", neil tie eS itiaiflpergeno 5iigc.
laiien bnben, ooB Sanion iiber ein
Sabr iein slmt befIeioet bot, obippbl
oen 3mei WtitgIieScrn Der aomntii.
iion, bie nod pom Sunt'iden Nc.
aime iibrig iino, nie audl Serrn
4iace befannt mar, bub Sanlon lei.
neraeit Die Briiiung nid,t beitai,oen
batte. Ter Sanion 6oI ipielte aud
gclegentIid) Der llnteriiihune Der
hieiigen GiuilDienitfomniiiiion ourt
Gle Staats Gipilbienitiommiiiion
cine 6cbciltenoe 9iole uno Die Nus.
iaacn, Sic in Sieier gerbinSuna oic
Serrcn @ilbn mo Elare scnabt ia.
ben, merocn eiter eingebenoen 9tad'
priiiino unter,oacn iperhen I'M ieit.
3uItelIen, ob iic lid niid, in allcn
siiiselbeiten nit ben 1hatiohen DC.
den.
Tai Die &onniiiiion iest ploelid
entOedt hot, bah Sauion nidt 81 iei.
mem Soften bcreftist lit, foil auf pcn
llmiianb 5uriidjuiiibren iein, bdb
perifieoene Der NlitpriifIinae San.
ions, bic ieineraeit bic notbise punf.
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g dabensrfas. atasen.

Worris Golb, beiim 4utomp-
bil am l. Sanuar 1914 Don elmer Gar
setroffen unb nabe3u bsmolirt porb.n
1T, purbe Bel Der 2lfiaire aus ieinsnl
gtuto seIblsubert unb nidt unerbe6.
lid berlebt. Qluf @runS biei.r 5bat.
foten bat er seiiern cine aIase iibs,
$3297.60 sesen bi. Cincinnati 9rae-
lion SO. anaeitrengi.
Geo. Dill perlanst $2671.5C
als SHmerSensselb bon BET Sbic
Traction Co., neil CT i'm Dejembsr
pnrisen Sabres selsssnili1 timer aol.
liiion erbeblids @erlsbunsen srliitsn
bot.
Dor Ridier Dppenbeilner i'm Sups-
rtorgeridt tpurbe stftern ois $40, 900
Sdoosneriabiloet .5ur 8erbanblun9
oufsenommen, peife SoIepb Senbers
ion auf Grunb erlitiensr gerlebunsen
gegen bic 6enrD Oreiss Wa1ine 5ool
70. einsereidt bat. Rahbsm bic Ges
f9porsnen pereioist tparen, ipurbsn
Fl, BON benz gailiff gbrisman
unb 5ipar unt.r gesleiiuns Der beiber.
ieitigen 4npdlie, mad benz Dreiess
i6sn gtabliHemsnt sefiibrt, um fi9
bort besiigli9 Der ginSsIbsiten b.s
Jalss 3u orientirsn. Mdbrenb bes
8eIutss in Der 5dbrit purbe iebot,
obtpohi bds @eieb bies pfrbiettt, In
Geg.nnart Der Surp iiber ben 5aa 9.a
iprofsn, mas Der Bdiliff aud BEL feis
ner Riidtebr bsm giidtsr mittbsiI!s.
llnisr ben llmitinben blieb benz Rid,s
ter nidts orbsr.s iibria. aIs bic Surn
5it sntldifen uno anSuerbnen, bab Der
Gan im aanfe Der ndfiten Wode Dor
elmer anbersn Jurp unb einem dnberen
Ridttr btrbanbelt tperben ioll.
@erlanst fltngenben Grs
nb fir BEN @atten.
Bertha Boomerang. bi. nit ibren
brei ainbern 30. 1432 Central 2lpe
ipobnt. itrengte seitsrn cine $4,000
Shobsnerfabtlnss eseen 9tna
Sdparb, pon Rp. 820 Spptins Str.,
an, neil biefelbe ibr ansebIid fsr
e5ntien enifrsmbsf unb iebt nit ibm
5uIammsn Isben Io1. Die aIdgerin.
ipelds erit Dor feds Wohen nit ibren
Ginbern BON Rubldno BIER aHselanst
III. naGbem bsfreunbtte perionen If.
bns nStbige meiftgelb seftidt baitsn,
nidft seIttno, bab ibr Gntte, elm
pinnomaHer. Dor brsi Sdbrsn ibrsn
alien Wobniib in @lubimir. 0fublanb.
psrlaHen babe. Inn In Der nsuen Me.t
fsin Slid 81 iuhen. CT babe psrs
iprodsn, iie unb bic ainber nddtoms
men 3u laiIen unb ibr cine 3sit lang
aud rsgelmdBiaGelb sefdidt. ShIisbs
lid bGttsn bic GeIoienbunssn unb aud
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glmniperiarinmsSpecials in
Jamem geiben- nttb Elsie
Zttitnipfet

@ereeriScb silf aisle Sbreao
Strimpfe = Sdlpar5 oOer pelB;
ertra eingefiigte 5erien uno Se6s.
5aoen 3ebeii; Soc D. Yaar. filr 29c
Ynrc Sbreab elf BOO. Striimpie
Nit elsie 1op uno ooublc.ipelt
6crie lmb 3eben; ihmar5, @eiB
rmo farbig; SOC bos Baar, filr 42t
Seine Gspptian elsie Wereeri5eo
Striimpfc -grtra eingeiiigte Cob.
len. 6erien uno 3eben; ibmar3
oOer ueiB; Zoe bas 8aar. fiir o9e
Vnrc Sbrenb Silf Striimpfe - 6joa.
elsie 5breab Cop, 2isle Serien,
Soblen ima 3eben; itmara peib
unO iarbig, 9Sc bns Yaar, fiir Zoe
Vure Shreab Silf Striimpfe - Rur
ifluar5; 2isle Garter Sop, Sob'
len. 5erien uuo ,3ebcn; nit attraf.
tipen SSrent, clods om ano6el,
$500 bae Naar, fir ..... .S1.f9
Seibc st Boot a,riimpie - Dit aisle Sbrelo
SicpsJiun; onutieslpeIt Soheil, 6erfcH nno
Aeben: C5r6Ben sls bis 10; SOC nns Saar
iur ..... .'.s. .......... o"s
Cglut icds Rnnr on gireu annoen
Ausmuhi urn iracuoeintm $500 ynrtor Sdieitr
= In Crepe oper Gbiifon Glutb; . g)oros
lana gnrh treii; ihiunrS. peib ooer tnr,
bn fitr nrr %.id .............,......S2 50 40
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riums gpecials 1T setridteu 9a,men ltmterfleioern

theilt iebod ipdtsr untcr iuspenoira
tenn llrtbsil entlafen.
ga hla & 2 DEN.
gDm. 8. Don Seaasrn lit Ha9lnb,
peripalter Don @mma Bon SeGaeru
perionalien $4,000.
Gcrbnrb areimsr lit Tadlabpsr.
matter BON Better WIttetino; Gruno.
siaentbum $4,000.
5bos. g. 5aplor III Nahlabper'
Mailer Don Wartbd 6. 5oplor;
9runbeigentbum $500.
8. 2llpin areis lit Rnhlnbnerpdl.
tsr BON patrid 9opls; periondlisu
$1,000.
Sobn Galnan III R1hlabperpalter
ron Marp Slpnn; perionalien $500
isrant Yeubsr lit 5eitamentspoas
iireder BON Waraaret audmann
gerionalien $4500. 9runbeisentbum
$4,000.
Der perionlihs Ru4lab bcs Gam
renee sSubGe betrGat S2992. oerisniat
bes Sacob Sf,iis $3.50.
sfrdncis 6. Wlpnfort III Hahla5'
bsrpaltsr bon 2lnna 9. Monfort,
gerfonalien $4,000. Grunbeiaentfum
$4,000.
9llma W. Su6bea 1T Rahlabper.
palterin BON 9abriel g. 6ubbeq;
gtrionaIien $4,000. 9runbeiasntbum
$4,000.
Mdrgarethe Rennid i'll Rahldbpsr.
palterin BON SEQ. 8. Rennid; Der.
ipnalien 1892.
glnnn .. 5oiem III Iohldbperipdl,
term pon aea 9. 9atsm; perfonaIier
$500.
Glnbe 6arris 1T SsitdmentspolIitre.
der BON ghas. D. Soarris; Grunbei'
aentbum $500.
Worp u. Dobt 1T 5eiiamentsppll.
ftrederin bon 5bersia gobt: perio-
ndiisn $4,000. grlnDeiaenthum S15,.
600. Die bier ainber Der geriicrbs.
nen iino bic Grben.
8erfdisbenes.
gbporb Wlcisr. .Sr., erIdnste eir,
ilrtbeil iiber $109 aeoen Walter Wobe,
emma 81. 9aier Elm iclhes aeacn
sSrhn 8. gebrens. bic u. 8. Ssinsheis
msr 60. ein folh.s ibsr $3.50 a,acn
bic Sbio Sailorina so. unb 8. 9,
@rli.
6enrn q. Gibion flaate cine for-
beruna iiter 5000 useen bic pruben.
tin. gafunltn 60. Elm.
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Semtib.r Milltar lint .=Werein.
@rpfartise gctbcilmns IN Der De-
munitrntipn.

Gie getbeiligung on Der WtaIien.
Denomination am %. Weai biloetc
geitern slbeno oos Sal,pttbema IN
Der reeelmdbisen geriamnlllina beg
obieen @ereins, Die rnter Sorlie ocS
Serrn Senrp Soeiner, NIT Serrn 8.
9. Suebbert ais Sefretar, in Salt.
ner's SaQe, Clint uub 2ibcrtp Ctr,
ItdttianO. 7ie beiben Tele9oten Slint
StaStperbano 8. 9. 2uebbert llno
Soiepb q eng beridteten iiber Die
leste Sisrne uno Die @or6ercitrn.
gen sur Garaoe. 9as in elmer fri.
beren Sisung ernanute Dtuilffcn.
mittee beri6tete blirh Serrn Saef.
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glufitelllmgspunft 81 marif1iren.
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