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Evening journal., 1914-07-10
measure all that you can possibly OF

measure all that you can possibly off
er u.s."
Several of those in the local party
were tempted by the national game
to stay IN Oxford and witness a base
ball game, large posters announcing it,
but the call from West Grove and
Ayondale to say nothing OF Kenneth
Square, was too strong. At West Grove
the citizens had practically a holiday
and a. the thirty or more automobiles
came 90 a stop ea,h invader received an
envelope containing a prospectus OF the
ltown and catalogue from a well known
I firm OF rose growers The outside en-
velope contained this greeting
Wilmington Business Men
welcome 20
West Grove
Men Of Enterprise;
We are glad to meet you and to
know youf crrand MAY Il prove
pleasantly profitable.
DO you believe in Reciprocity?
Good As YOU pass by please note
these facts
1900 People No Saloon
Most Of us own our homes Don't
they look iti
No labor troubles except two big
factory bindings await occupants.
See Board of Trade booklet herein.
Our most famous product is
Roses
Our floral Nurseries can supply
80 Wilmington with Flowers, and
good ones Next time You come
visit them
Please take the enclosed cataiog
F 10 your wife with best wishes.
I The Business Men OF West Grove.
E Nesf Grove wac soon left behind a.ll
Afindole vas reached just a. IN,
party arrived a. ibs main street. q
loaded freight car Of tho kcnneit an,
( Wilmington Railway Company. loader
with Wilmington products pulled int,
T tie town Augustus Bfosius, the burg
ess. eicomed ihe visitors and Mayol
Howell responded
Following ten minute stopc.
efart for kcunetf was made and hen,
the Nilmnrtonians were greeted bv 10
eeph T. Noy. president Of Council wh'
introduced Mayor Howell In his re
marks Mayor Howell asked for n coutin
nance ~ the trade now existing between
Inc two centers and also for an expan
SION oi the same AZ 440 o'clock
: start vas made for Wilmington. m
cars arriving shortly before o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
SideHghfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY Bill" MCGOWAN

Allentown meets the Chicks today
and tomorrow at Union street
grounds.
Harry Pearce had a finger knocked
out of place yesterday. He will most
likely be out of the game today. If
such is the case, Russ Smith. the
Parkside lad, will succeed him. Russ
has the makings of a Lacquer.
Jimmy Sharpe broke in for two
more singles. That's the spirit, Jim
my. Keep collecting en-.
Waiter Foye got two more pretzels
in Reading. Every time the big
catcher makes a hit in Reading The
players say. Another pretzel'
The Pioneers. of the City League.
will meet Chesrook. at Eden Park to-
morrow. The game will start at
o'clock.
The Concord Heights patrons will
be treated to a dandy ball game.
I Browntown, the leaders of the c. l.
I circuit, tackles Christiana. The latter
club has been strengthened
Pitcher Paul Malloy will probably 60
on the mound for the Chicks today.
Buck" Brent has been released by
! Reading.
"Nip" Hartman, the former vii
mington High School Jim Thorpe. has
returned from Lafayette College
Welcome Home. "Nipsy." old boy
General Jackson claims that th'
Chicks viii start on a winning streal
TODAY
The An-Wfmington League vii
show its usual classy schedule tomor
row.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

Main Line to Paoli; places along the
Schuylkill and New York Divisions;
the Germantown and Chestnut Hill
branch and many New Jersey towns.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
WANT CERTAIN
DISEASES REPORTED

The executive committee OF the vii
mington Equal Franchise League last
night sent communication to City
Council asking that body 10 act favora.
bly, upon recommendation made by the
Board of Health that certain diseases
be made reportable TO the board.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
MOOSE TIELD SPORT.

The members Of Wilmington Lodge.
No 1874. LOYAL order Of Moose. will
hold rs second annual field day at
Brandywine Springs on Saturday,
August 8.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10
PERSONAI..

Mrs Mary 70. Pyle. OF Edgewood,
Md. is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. George s. Talley at Holly
Oak.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

II YOU have something 10 sell. con-
centrate your energy in a Want Ad
and there viii be no waste of time or
enerEy.--Adv
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

That's a wise old proverb. "Fish
Where the Fish Gather" and it's ap-
plicable 20 tho Wants Ads People
who want to buy and people who
want to sell, all gather in the Want
Adve
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

Allentown meets the Chicks today
and tomorrow at Union street
grounds.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

Jimmy Sharpe broke in for two
more singles That's the spirit. Jim
my Keep collecting en-.
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

Waiter Foye got two more pretzels
in Reading. Every time the big
catcher makes a hit in Reading The
players say, Another pretzel.'
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

"Nip" Hartman, the former VIII
mington High School Jim Thorpe has
returned from Lafayette College.
Welcome Home. "Nipsy' old boy
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

General Jackson claims that the
Chicks will start on a winning streak
TO-DAY
Evening journal., 1914-07-10

The Wilmington League will
show its usual classy schedule tomor-
row.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

An Ordinance a. provide for Che sob.
mission 10 tho property nn paying
voters ~ the CITY - Corpus Christi
Tems. the question "shail me CITY
~ Corpus christi improve aud go
large ~ water works system and
continue 30 supply the inhabitants
- sah cliy with water from "a water
works aysiem owned hy sold city
and Issue bonds ~ said City IN sur
fcleni amount - improve enlarge
and extend said system aud thereby
increase tho water supply Or shall
the said cry enter into private
contract @ith ! " Ma 20 supply me
city ana ~ inhabitants Win water
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

neeauae u Il ~ perfectly aafe % uss
inh has been ~ such Great help 90 q.
lost ~ enpectnnt mothers. these women.
fatefioHcsd ia this most happy period
,atlae the use u Mothers FRIEND ~
Applied externally 10 the Abdominal
muscles It's purpose - % relieve thu
undue tension upon tina cords and lisa Il
nenta resulting from muscular expansion.
1sneath the surface - 4 network ~ One
nerve threads nnd Inc gentle soothing
iinhrocktlon. Mothers Friend" IL
designed 80 80 lubflcaiq the muscular
itFea 40 20 avoid the unnecessary end
continuous Messing upon this MYRIAD Of
nerves. II 10 q genax action.
Applied 20 The breasts u AFFORDS tbs
Proper massage 10 prevent F@sin<.
Thousands ~ wQmeu have reason 70
believe Ia this nfIpndla hello under tbs
rylng ofdfai 81 motherhood. THAR
ssicrs are cloqnent evidence Of its great
sklus 20 women On use Tor many years
fss eone ~ DO standard remedy Tor
ne purpose
ghtfe y scarcely a wei-ssoeked DRUG
fort anywhere but SHAT you NEh <asiiy
,biain a bottle u Mothers Friend" and
N nearly every town sut Village n .
frandma who herself used Il Ia earlier
ears. Efpefsaut mothers are urged "a
RI this splsndld Sssist@tt % esse' COM
tOft and safety.
Msths''s FRIEND a. pEsp~sss " nd
hsd hsgulstpr 10. 80 IAuAf El1s.
Atlanta. IA send Tor oar little 6ouk.
J, should b Iems,nbsx*d snss .nss z
sss q sns "a ~ Ffss esssss
Who hsss rsse er.n,liy us<d Il epd r<ca,n,
mended II shsouxh i've Senefs'taas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
ELIcTIoN oRpER.

An Ordinance tu pfut ldo fur thc rIh
misalon o. thr qualified ms ps,inR
voters ~ fhr 0ifr ~ C0rfua CHRISTI
tho question "shaU the cliy Coun
80 ~ tho Cty 80 Corpue CHRISTI
T,aha bo authorized 40 Issue tho
bonds ~ snd eity lu the Sum ~
three hundred thousand dollars pay
able in forty years after date and
redecmahla GO thc option ~ fald
cry at any time after twenty yeats
from dnfe thereof and bcarnr in-
tenest ne tho rate ~ five per cent
psr anuum ANA o." levy tBr ~
tweutY five cents og ao murh there-
~ 90 is necessary 0u rnrh ono huns
drod dollars - thc lasahls values
~ ihe naid city annually ~ pay
The interest on ssid bonds and ere.
ate sinking fund sufficient to rc.
deem said bands an maturity ~ che
purpose = Improving. enlafgnr and
rstend,nr the wnferNofka system ~
said cityT ana declaring un cmore
ency.
whereas ihe Municipal waieraorks
system - fhe Clfy - Corpus Chrintl
Ia entirely lna iequate o. supply q sur
flrienf amount ~ water 90 the lnhab-
.ianis ~ said City and tlr quality ~
iha water Furnished 81 not suitable for
me needH n the people and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
wANrgo Statesmen.

WANTED statesmen ln ig0tstowu.
Alice hrhop klurnilir Moths
ArHnsas Iass h0ekport Tnua l..
Arthar room $50 "a Greer Bids 200
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
PARTNER WANTED

A-onr auto mechanic wants partner
with small capital GO open shop gilt
.lEe Irlnu.InDn. IInrrl nlA " %
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
LosT AND FOUND

LOST stryei ur STOLEN one rune
mare % hands high ahod all round
Two mouse oYlorrd Spanish mules
ahod aii round ~ boz good condition
Mules raised at fmfurrias a liberal
reward offered far Same % % wright
$50 chaparml street corpus CHRISTI
az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
FLAGS
WANTED LAND

iANp WANTED Have som, braup
uh residence lots cleo rnud Curpus
'arinti home Go exchange Coz farm
uf ranch lands state lowest pfipe ana
fuii descfiption lH nfsi letter Addrsss
q q. nos az. Corpus Chnsu ro
sa Isl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
RATES:
&c Per Word
the first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
A YER TISIN C

open fiat rate per inch. per column
side tsc
Same sunday.
STANDING display advertisements
pen rate per inch per month. tS00.
Reading Notices.
fufe reading matter each insertion
GER line zoe.
Locals Yer line. each Insertion. igc
Contracts Tor large amounts % az
'erliring space on application Al this
nee
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
WANTED

WANTED nnN students scpiemn,i
ttb. opening ian term ai HtuWns
Business CUiierc Arkansas Pass. Tc,
as eat
cauani, NnHnel wants position ,an
handle spHuish trad, department
sture urcforr,d Address. i.aN g. col.
br lfnc, O.
WASTED Money m amounts ~
from one Co. ten Thousand for nuudlnr
u me Corpus Beach Addition. sliuc,
Allen $50
WANTED Nn ,ouf srd hand furn
urr mrhr.t cnsh price, Cshe, 81
snd iland star, si2 Lawrence strs,i
phonc 90 40
VAST Tls puhlc tu hn1w mat ,
have moved from tho COTTON saru
Norh 90 II.us rn Co me Compiess
Warehouse pmn official
WdFhcr y0f
WANTED Fnrn,ss musical
aNm, ,tr,r..., DOB luldf r.ri,u ,furl
NonioIur mrth,d preferred far o.
500 20 rirhf l,arh AI8r,rs Win paf.
urmars tH $500, "a. Caior ufntr A.
WANTED a palr of 1900 or 1900
pnuuI mules Guaranteed sauri lr,
.r 'r uame hssi ,.ah rl.,
Address ins 90 ,ali,r nutr 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
WANT 70 TRADE

WANTED 10 uadc rNr. rasssngef
suto almost ueo for residence. vacant
lots nr cIesc n tcrearc WlM aesums
or paY cash difference % r. Wood.
tsl buffalo street o.
t"h SALE OR TRADE Modern fut
nishinEs and fixtures " a new slx
fuuin haugshlw close in makes a Rond
f'rtal proposition. What have sou
Address lock box fSa fSt
t'k sALk or TRADE ono rorrsl
shetland Mare win trade gof raod
'iiN property AppA ir , A BARNES
personally cas- Chaparral street sgi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

WANTED lnN students scpicmhoi
iith. oponlnF IAN term ai truWns
Business CuileFc Aranaas Pass TEES
ae eat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
ELECTION ORDER.

fAfVefIlasnantl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

General ispoNrdor business. ,itanlns
rpaiuns rentals sii.s i,Np,t work
inan~hip Neasonahir pflces y a
Mih"r ai smiths BOON store. I'hsu,
$50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-25

Capable MhHu'r wants position ,an
handle spluish tlld, department
sture urrforf,i Address. laN g. GOD
hr office e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
DESIGN No. 81

form
house.
andno
uEe
n room
enmuyan ia o.
excepting
second two
room 'O"p"F
oak nnh s.
II. s length
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

pair fire damage. $3.50. John L.
Giesey COMPANY. contractors.
John winder. los North Huron
street. Charles Mccarty. architect.
and George L. Reed. contractor.
A c. Summers. garage. no North
Wabash street
Mary Arbur. tile foundation. los
Cherry street. Frank Jones. con-
tractor.
Where Is the office boyf"
AT the ball game. I have threat
ened TO IRE him. but he keeps sneak
ing on"
Tell him this IL the last time and
tell him so he'll understand n. Tell
him we'il.ask for waivers on him n Il
occurs again kansas City JournA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
PERMITS FOR BUILDING SHOWS
BIG DECREASE In PAST WEEK

Only seven building permits were
issued last week by the building In
spector. Only one Of them was for
large contract. and that was for
/ the repair TO fire damage OF the No
Leak Paper Dish company. The con-
trae, for the work was awarded to
the kiieves Lumber company. The
other awards are for small contracts.
mostly repairs.
The permits issued were:
Postal Teiegraph company. re-
model office. J. W. Beltz 4 Co. con-
tractors.
Tom Giesey. l5s South Front street.
raise residence
No-Lesk Paper Dish company. re-
pairing fire damage. $500. Kiieves
Lumber company.
Zane estate. 1907 Main street. re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
STATE FIRE MARSHALL PRAISES
CITY FOR MAMMOTH BUILDINGS

In recent visit to the city, State
FIRE Marshall John c. Horan in speak
ing OF the city in regard to the build
inss and the relations OF the IRE
department stated that this city should
oe both proud OF her FIRE department
and OF its buildings. One thing he
,oucned upon was the number of
sprinkler systems that are to be found
mere. He said that these lessened the
Work OF the firemen as a rule and tend
ca 10 cut down the FIRE losses OF the
city and state.
MI. Koran said that in no city o,
the state. did he believe. had there
oeen so much increase In the quality
OF the buildings as there has been
mere He said that from a casual OBJ
servation and OF the connections with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

recent alleged arson cases. he had a
chance to see. for himself. some OF the
conditions as they really exist. In
most ne asserted that the buildings
were In good shape and could be han
died by the local FIRE department
should bad IRE break out.
In speaking directly of the depart.
ment he said that no city had a bet
ter department for its sine In the coun.
Try. This quality. he claimed. lay with
the men on the local stan. He drew
bis conclusions from the experiences
OF last Sunday. in which he said that
a number OF cutters" could not have
hoped TO handle the fires. He also
epoke OF the tendency OF the city Of.
ncials to motorize the department.
which he concluded was a very wise
plan.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12

6en IL. 0sasmber I914.
Aus benz gereinsle6eu.

9onnerstag @ben0, oen 10. B. &c.,
n~eriommelte ii1 oas 9irettOrimm Oes
OentIden @aiirHbanies in Der Gam
ae%rbunobaae CUR Monatsiisung. ga
unler 8latt bereits an Donnerstag
NbenO geiebt miro, mar IS unmog-
lid, gt1beres oariiber 5u beridtei.
5reitae, ben is. DECEMBER, miro
Or. @eorg 8artbelme I'M g0ermania
Club" einen Gortrog boIten iiber oas
Sbemo: Die itaatsrehtlihe Auffoi=
luna ser Neltralit1t"
Der v8aibingtOn SG~nger6mnO"
miro am nGdIten Montag, Den a..
DECEMBER, cine @uhre peronitaltcn,
tpo5u ale ber5lihit eingelaoen lino.
2esten 9ienltag @benO, ben s. 3.
N1ts., belt Der O@erein 8aOen@ inter
&orlib oes Hr6iioenten Hbilipp Git
ties in @arl Sammels Sole Wonats-
@eriammlung. Die gauge Sibung
p~erlief iebr barmoniih. @s murOen
5Dei neue Mitglieoer aufgenommen,
ole &erren 2eonbarot SenfIeben nno
Sol. 3egetuib.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
Scriammlnng Oes 0entId : Imerifa,
niidJcn 1914 0amen-S iIfSfOmitrs.

Nin uorigen 8reitag, ben a. 5. GR..
biclten Die WitgIieOer oes 0cltIhs
Inlcrifnniiden 1914 9nnen Stills.
pereins ltnter Dem 8orlib Der 8r1li
oelitin 6raii %. IS. g.. 2inSbodl ibrc
iDo6entlide YeriummIunq ab, sic
iebr gut beiud)t mar. Gs mar eim or.
freulider 6ortIbritt 81 fonItnticrert,
oa n1lnlid ole MitglieOer5obl in ei
nem Wtonat duf 225 aigetuadIen
mar; oarilnter befinocu li6 so "a
men ans AlcranOria uno Den 0orItdS-
ten. Ger Heinertra0 oes am %. go.
pembcr in Der @ale gebaItenen @or
TRACES ergab 0ic Summc bon $50, sir
Dem @ilfsfon0 ~5uflieBen. Gintritts
farten fiir ben am IS. Sanuar 1915
i'll Eoli's Sbenter ltatt5uboben0en
Ebcatcrabeno limo BEL oen Mitalie
bern o0er I'M Sdngerbun0 all bobell.
NuBerocm miro oieier Gerein einen
r9fummage Sale~ am Gnoe 0es DO
llats 6ebrliar abbaIten. SEER s.
@olOenbcrg pom @olOenbcrgs Sept.
Store lit aud i'm &onlitee nno hat
leine Silfe a~ngcboten. gis auf tpci.
tcres iouen Die 8crlammIunaen IL
Den crIten ulo oritten 3reitaq i. sc.
nm $50 llbr abenos in Der Sdi1s
%1erbunoballe itattfinoeu.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
0sIanO-g

Gerrinigtc GGmgcr uum @nI6iagtun
Yr1iioent: Sobn @aIomomt: Sefre.
tar 6. 9ede, lao 10. Str. O.. 6.
@nibingtUn SSnOcrbunO. go. 3td
s StroBc. y. @. Gilbert 2cppcr.
Vrdiioent. u. Wromncr. Setretar. 314
s Str, %. SO. ". Oumpreht. 0iri-
gent. SingitlmOc icoen Mittwodl
gbeno. Gireftoreu 8erionlmluuQ
an 2. Montag /. M.
9anserbunO 9amcnuereim. Sran 81.
IS. gartheL Yrdi. &erI. ieocn /.
9ienstag i. We., nbenos S ll6r. in obi
gem QofnIe.
AriDm 9amenuercin. Srau 9. &rums
fe, Yriii. @eri. am 2. 0tittWod /. 90.
abenoS, in obigem QotaIe.
Wermania W1nnerdlur. 500 Genn.
NDe N.-@. BrGliocnt: Sobn 9fcif.
Sefrei1r: Wortin SHILLING, Or. $50
20. StraBc N.-8. Dirigent: GluiI
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12


Seutidjer Gentral . @ercin i'm ii.
itritt Columbia. Iartin @ic.
eouO, Yroiioent; @oIfgang GudOd.
libel, j. YiSe.Brdi. Auguit SdmlOt,
3. 8i5e-|rdi. @m. @iegmarm, 8.
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Itape 9enoer, Sctretar. Gorarcb
Seigbts; aarI &onmcI. Shaemei.
tier; Soc @Ouorod, 6obncntr0ger.
S~eriammluna am a. Oieuitog I 81.
III geBIers Sotel. 922 Ecnna. 9tpe.
@ctCrancmDcrcim Ocs s. g~ataiaOns.
gicriamnleIt lih IN 90. 705 5ic6entt
Str. q. ~.
9CMtiher @aiienbansucycin, Sra
liOcut Wlortin g8iegon0: Sefretdr.
8m. :. Mepcrs, 1919 Sruiug Ctr.
Gircttoren gcriammllmg am 2tcn
0onnerstog /. NJ, nofmittoas in ocr
S1ngerbrmobouc.
5ranens 6ilfsUerein. Srau s.. IS. Bar
tbel. Yrdiioentin. @eriamnelt lid am
2. 9onnerstag i. DR.. 3 u6r nadbm. int
z 6ussrbuuc.
5rauen NabbereiR. Srau S. 9offler.
Yrdlioentin. &erlammclt iih monntlidi
gemdB Noti5.
0eutidI-N Characterization SeMnifer-
Wercin beriainmeIt lid am /. un0 3
VtittDoh Oes NcnntS I'M SGneer.
bnno, 314 G.Str. N..@. 8oul @auidl
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Treitaas glbenoS IN Che 2oicfom
1923 s Strabe u. %. Scfrctdr 4
4letih, SIC 8.StraBe, S.@.
GentIdcr &ricacrbnnS pcrIommpIt
lid ieoen 4. Wiontog monatlid III
936 Sienna. Npe. 6el0pebcl Soicpt
Woir, 705 9ldte Gtrube, S..@.
GnfeE yrGF9 @cranianmas : Scr
sim. @eu. Woir. ScfrciGr. 1881 1itf
StroBc, q. 80. geriomuelt lid, am
,. 0ienstao in. in Der SGn9cr6lm0
bale.
SnteI graiis 9amcnuercim. Srau {
WabI, Srdiiocutiit- Seri. iih am l
Nittipod /. W. i'm Sauie eineS llitaIicos
YrOipcct 0ia Cemetery. 6rco.
SmboE 8rGiioert; @nl. Wortin Se
fret1r II. gb. @ridmcooe, S6-emciit
gcri ON /. 6reitag monotIiU in So
Ste StraBG q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-12
ganOSmannidaitlidlr nnO lInterRut.
mas . 8creinc.

@crrin 9aOcn, alcis Gcin6art st.
lrcidr 53i Die 5trabc g. g., per.
iommeIt iid Ieoeu 2. @ittuod I'M
9iofat in 93G En. Abe., q. ~.
Columbia yraner . G~raufru.iIn-
tefitHenuasncrcin. Truna Nom, &C.
fseidr, 1874 22te Str. u. 8. Ser
ioHmlima chi 3. Gienstaa /. N. IN
yto. $50 30. Ape.. u. 10.
.0eIIenOarmitaoter llmterItibmnas.
Serein. emil Spabn. 4rdiiOent.
Sobu Meininaer, Setretar, go. 80
9 5trnBe, u. @. @crlammlunq anl
3. Yiittmoh /. 90. in 800 ga. Nue
Wcbaer.ll teritiitnugsDerein Srie
&eb. Setretdr, Care go. 1920 Conn.
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