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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29
NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that Lake p.
wolfard. Horace Comegys and Ralph
Comegys, owners of undivided inter-
ests in the Virginia lode mining claim,
situated in Beaver mining district,
county of Shoshone, Idaho will not
nor will either Of them be responsible
for any debts or obligations however
incurred by Patrick Burke, or his as
signs, or by any person or corporation
whatever. for any work done upon, or
for any machinery or supplies furnish
ed for or used upon said Virginia lode
mining claim, or for any contract,
debt, lien or obligation made or incur
red in respect to said lode mining
claim.
Dated this 2sth day Of August, A.
.. 1918.
LAKE d. WOLFARD.
HORACE COMEGYS,
RALPH COMEGYS.
Sept. Att.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29
THE EXACT ELEVATION
OF MOUNT RAINIER
BY U. S. GEOlOGi.
CAL SURvEY-SECONO
HIGHEST PEAK.

The height of the summit of Mount
Rainier, Wash, has been determined
by the United States geological survey
to be l4,40S feet above mean sea level.
This elevation now officially displaces
the former supposed height of the
mountain Of l4.363 feet and accords t.
Mount Rainier the distinction of being
the second highest mountain peak In
the United States Mount Whitney.
Cal, being the highest The correct
height of Rainier was determined by
a party of topographic engineers of tho
survey In connection with the mapping
of the Mount Rainier national park,
which was completed last summer.
The topographic survey of the park
was begun in 1910 by +. f., Matthes,
continued In 1911 by Mr. Matthes and
George f. Davis and finished in 1918
by G. H. Birdseye. w. 0. Tufta, @. 9,
Taylor and S L. Taylor
Caught in Blizzard.
/ In the mapping Of the summit Of the
mountain a terrific blizzard was en-
fcountered. In fact, two ascents Of the
upper portion of the mountain were
necessary The first ascent Of the up
per 1850 feet was begun at o'clock
a. M. August 16, and dawn broke with
every indication o. developing into
beautiful day On reaching the sum-
nit the men encountered terrific gale.
clouds enveloped the mountain, pre-
venting observations, and by noon
snow began to fall A descent was at
tempted. but the party became hope
lessly lost In labyrinth Of crevaEses.
the storm developing into a blizzard,
70 descend further was impossible. TO
remain was suicide.
Return to Crater.
Consequently a return TO the crater
was ordered, and the men reached 1t
after a two hours climb. utterly ex-
hausted and nearly frozen. Here
they sought shelter In one Of the steam
caves. where during the long night
they were thoroughly steamed and
half frozen in turn. Strenuous meas
ures were employed by the men to
keep from falling asleep and freezing
to death. AS 1t was their fingers and
ears were badly frozen Finally with
. rising barometer they succeeded il
descending 5000 feet to a temporary
camp, making the descent in three
hours. Here they recuperated AM
prepared for another ascent which was
accomplished on August 90, the start
being made at | O'Clock In the morn
ing. Good weather was encountered
and the mapping of the entire SUNNI
was finished by 1 o'clock.
Real Glaciers and Intense Cold.
IF anyone thinks that American
glaciers are play glaciers, or that the
, weather which may be encountered at
\ the summit Of Mount Rainier in Au-
, gust is uniformly balmy and spring
, like" said Mr.. Birdseye, whose fingers
, and ears were badly frosted, "let him
, climb Mount Rainier during one Of It's
, summer billiards.. The steam caves
, In the crater are not the pleasantest
\ places imaginable to spend the night
4 in, but had they not been there. not
, one of us would be alive today TO tell
. the tale"
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COPPER AND ZINC.
Similarity in Production During Long
Period of Years,

Some months ago the Wall Street
Journal called attention to tho
striking similarity between the worlds
production of copper and that of spell
ter, In 1913 this resemblance was
again illustrated, when the worlds
production of copper was 1,0oe.716 me
trio tons, and of spelter, 1,00l,100 mo
trio tons, according to the estimate of
the Engineering and Mining Journal.
The worlds production of the two
metals over a series Of years Is given
In the following table Gin metric tons);
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29
TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office and principal place of business
Of the North Franklin Mining Com
pany, Wallace. idaho December o.,
1913.
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now delinquent on the following de-
scribed stock on account Of an, assess
ment of five 60 mills per share, levied
on the Sth day Of September 1913, the
several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders as fol-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29

For the convenience Of tourists there
has been invented a complete luncheon
outfit, including table, seats and table
wear for six persons, compact enough
to be carried In a box on an automo-
bile running board.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29

And In accordance win law so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock az
may be necessary will be sold at the
office Of the company, to-wit: The Of
flee of Norman Ebbley, an the west
side of Sixth street, between Bank and
Cedar streets. in Wallace, Idaho, on
the goth day Of January. 1914 at 500
o'clock p. M Of said day to paw the de-
linduent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and ex-
penses Of sale
GARY c. BURKE.
Secretary of the North Franklin Min :
ing Company. Dzo-1z'-o'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29

AS ENGIN-
eer, capable and experienced sta
tionary engineer wants position to
run compressor or hosting engine.
Good references. Apply at Miner
office. Jan 8-tf
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-01-29
Report of John P. Sheehy, Auditor of
Shoshone County, Idaho
FOR THE QUARTER ENDING JANUARY TO- 1914
WARRANT ACCOUNT.

Outstand- Issued dur Paid dur Outstand- |
ing Octo- ing Quar- ing Quar- ing Janu- /
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NOTICE.
For the protection or the timbe,

For the protection or the timber
and grazing ana to preserve the in.
crease the game and nsh thereon,
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co.. and the Colorado FuG1 and Iron
Co.. hereby give notice that all tres
passing, hunting or fishing on theiI
lands In Las Animas County. Colo.
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By ]. F. Welborn. President.
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new COURT HOUSE
NEARING COMPLETION

The new 100000 Court House,
being erected or the old court house
site on Maple and First streets, is
nearing completion and will be ready
for occupancy by the first OF the
year. Three of the county officials,
as we'll as the commissioners have
moved into their new offices, and
are conducting business. County
Clerk l.. X. Horn was the first to
move into the new building, the
commissioners followed few weeks
later, and County Assessor Harper
and County Treasurer w. l.. Wills
finished moving their books and Of
flee furniture today.
The Court House is one of the
largest and most elegant public
buildings in the state, and will cost
in the neighborhood of $220.o0O
when completed. The building was
designed by Trinidad architects and
constructed by local contractor. 1t
is finished throughout in marble, the
white ceilings and walls harmonizing
oerfcctly with the interior decora-
tions. The office rooms are large
and we'll ventilated, affording the
occupants plenty of fresh air and
sunshine, in which to do their work.
The office rooms are being fin
ished as rapidly as possible, and
with the commencing of the New
Year the majority Of the officials
will be In their new quarters.
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SOCIETY
A, B. Club Meets

A. B. Club Meets.
Mrs. A. NJ. Sears entertaine d the
A. Il. Club yesterday afternoon at
the regular weekly meeting. After
the game a luncheon was served at
the card tables. The members OF
the club are Mrs. T.. II. Day. Mrs. Ed
ward West, Mrs John Turner. Mrs
a. +. Hollenbcck. Mrs. A. c. Hen
erickson, Mrs. \. WaldrOn. Mrs. j,
+. Sherman, Mrs. W. NJ. Jameson
Mrs. Fred Clark. Mrs. John Conkie
Mrs. l.. r. Richie and Mrs. A. NJ.
Sears.
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FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
TAKES IN NEW MEMBERS


Brother and Sister Dimond. reore'
sentatives Of the Fraternal Brother
hood. of Los Angeles, California
have snent the ipast two weeks in
frlnidad, and have 'secured q num-
her of new members for the Fratern'
al Brotherhood They have put on
some new work. which is interesting
and Instructive, and added cnthus-
iasm to the lodge work.
Last month the lodge divided the
members into two sides, enc was
called the Silver Side, and the other
the Gold. and each side or team
worked to get new members, me
Gold Side winning over the Silvcrs,
The losing side entertained the old
and new members at banquet ana
musicale.
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|KEI, WEATHER
!NTERfEnES WITH
GEOLOGICAL MOVIES

On account OF the cloudy weather
and threatening storms. the taking
Of the motion pictures OF the geo
logical formation OF coal In the min
| ing districts near this city. by Max
Ball of the government Geological
Department. has been delayed sev-
eral days. Mr. Ball has been max
Ing surveys for the government in
the vicinity of Trinidad for several
weeks. and has been instructed by
the government to take pictures OF
the coal formation before leaving
| the district. .....
The pictures are to be shown at
the Worlds Fair in San Francisco
next year, and will be run In c0nnec-
tion with other pictures, reproduce
ing the geological formation in diff
ferent parts OF the United States.
Mr.. Ball has decided upon the coal
land near Sopris Plaza as being the
most perfect of its kind. and tho
pictures will be taken in this sec.
tion of the county. Mr.. Williams OF
the motion picture company Is in the
| city and will photograph 900 feet OF
film in the Sopris Plaza district. The
greater part of the film will be taken
OF the geOlogists at work. and OF the
coal formation of the southern part
of the state. The reproduction o,
these pictures at the Exposition next
year will give Trinidad much adver-
tising, and the pictures will show
the superior quality of the coal in
this section of the state in compari-
son with the remainder of the Unit
ed States.
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EXPRESS COMPANY INAUGUR-
.ATES NEW CONSUMER PLAN

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-The Droduc-
er-to-consumer plan of one OF the
biggest express companies in the
country was put into effect today.
Instructions were issued appoint
ing chief of special department
to expedite the movement of farm
products TO the consumer and no.
tices to cooperate were sent to the
10000 agents of the company scat
tered thruout the country. The
company expects to make no profit
on the business except such as comes
with increased business. A some
what similar plan is being inaugur-
ated by the postal department by
means of the parcel post.
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PERSONAL S.

Jay Richardson has returned from
Denver, where he spent a few days.
Judge j. G. Northcutt left last
nieht for Denver. where he win re-
main during the inquiry Of the U.
S. commission of industrial relation
l.. Vigil has resigned his position
as clerk at the Toltec Hotel ana leYt
today for southern California where
he expects to locate 2
AIRS. Il. T., Carter returned last
evening from Denver where she has
been visiting with friends. a
A. b. Clark OF the Barwise Broker
age CO.. Of Denver, arrived in tho
city this morning on a few days
business trip.
Mr. md Mrs. Dwight Pittinger re-
turned last evening from Pueblo
where they spent Sunday with Mr.
rittlnger sister. Mrs. r. j. Mattf-
son. ss,-
Rev. A. B. Pendieton. pastor of the
NJ. +. Church. South. left this morn
ing for La Veta to attend the district
conference. which will be held there
this week. .,,...- -,,.., ..
Mrs. NJ, Butler and small child left
this morning for the northern part of
the state where they Will Join Mr..
Butler and Will locate near Walsen-
| burg. a.. -,
Mrs. J. A. Mckee and baby OF Wal
senhurs arrived in the city last even
ing for short visit with her par
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Wight Of
IPinon street.
A y. Valdez of Walsen burg IL
spending few days i n Trinidad
! looking after business matters.
I J. s. Hunter of the McPike Drug
Co. left this morning for camps north
of here on n few days business trip.
J. d. Hayes and grandson, Johnnie
Hayes. left for Vermejo Park after
visiting for two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Smith Of. this city.
Mrs. Noah MCGEE left this after
noon for Pueblo. wnere she will
spend few days visiting With
her sister. Mrs. NJ. ]. Mattison.
T. c. Thompson has returned to
Valdez after spending Monday in
this city with friends.
Fred Kahn left this afternoon for
Wnlsenburg, where he has accepted
position with rhe e. +. e. !. Co.
Mr.. Kahn spent the past week in
Trinidad visiting with friends.
Raymond Rascower left this aft
ernoon for Pueblo. where he expects
to locate. "VS0
Grover Hall and wife expect to
leave tomorrow for Kansas City for
n six weeks visit with relatives and
friends. O.
Manuel Sanchez left this afternoon
for Walsenburg on a few days bust
ness trip.
V. N. Jones of Las Vegas is spend
ing few days in Trinidad attending
to business matters.
W., j Henry Of Ration arrived IN
tho city yesterday on short bus
ress trip 3 a.
Lee Heitler left this afternoon for
the camps north Of the city on a
days business trip. q
DR.. l.. IT. Richie, nr. A. NJ. Sears,
George VIII. c. T.. hathaway and
Charles Bailey have returned from
n two days duck hunt III Maxwell,
n. NJ They report that ducks are
plentiful, but on account OF fair
weather they were hard 10 get.
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The St Cecilia Club, composed OF
Prof. Ford's music pupils. will give
recital Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. C. II. Black.
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The Emporium Department Store
has two-day special sale three times
each week. Wa1cn their ad. tt.
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St. Cecilia Club.

81. Cecllla CluO.
The ST. Cecilia Club, composed OF
Prof. Ford's music pupils. will give
n recital Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. r. Black.
Mrs. Brandow Will Entertain.
The Jolly Dozen Club VIII meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. b.
p. Brandow, 31l Johnson avenue.
Moore.Mead.
Charles c. Moore and Hattie Irene
Mead OF this city were married yes
terday by the Rev. T. o. Butler in
the parsonage of the Baptist church.
only the necessary witnesses being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will
leave today for Goodland. Kansas.
where they expect to make their
home. Mr.. Moore holds respon-
siblc position with the Rock Island
railroad in that city
Persian Garden Tonight.
The Philharmonic Society will
meet tonight. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w r; Dunlsyy ot, Colorado arr
nue., and "In a Persian Garden VIII
be given by a quartet composed Of
four Of the city's best singers. Mrs.
Edna Baron, Mrs. John Laughlin, w.
p. Dunlayy and C. j. Dave. The
friends and members of the society
are cordially invited, and social
hour will follow the rendering OF the
program. The program will start
promptly at O'Clock. ~
Entertains at Dance. ......
A dancing party was given Satur-
day evening at the Robinson home,
eleven miles from Weston. The
guests arrived early in the evening,
and danced until daylight. leaving
for their homes early Sunday MORN
ing. At l O'Clock a three-course
luncheon was served by Mrs. Al Rob-
inson, Mrs Frank Clark and Mrs.
Guy Brazil. The guest list includ-
ed 81 of the neighbors and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. the old
fashioned square dances and Virginia
reels, as well as the newer steps were
danced during the evening, the party
heing one of the most enjoyable at
fairs given for some time past.
MISS LAWS 10 De 61AITlcu. -,
A wedding of interest to Trinidad
people will take place in Amarillo,
Texas, the 26th of December, when
Miss Clara Louise Davis of that city,
formerly of Trinidad, will be married
to Edward Hedrick of Houston. Tex
as. The wedding will be quiet af-
fair, only relatives and a few friends
of tn ccouple will be present. Mr.
Hedrick and his bride-to-be will re-
side in Houston. ....
Miss Davis is well known in Trini-
dad, having resided here until six
years ago. and was educated in the
public schools of the city, later fin
ishing at a boarding school in st.
Louis. She is the only daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Davis, and was
one OF the most popular members OF
the younger social set of tho city.
She has visited here on several oc-
casions.
Tourist Club.
The Tourist Club will meet tomOr-
row afternoon at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. F.. p Conger, on Colorado
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Mrs. Brandow Will Entertain.

The Jolly Dozen Club will mec'
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. y
p. Brandow, 31l Johnson avenue.
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BARULICH AND RAMEY
ARE BONDED FOR APPEARANCE

John BarMlich and Joe Ramey,
both of whom are charged with hav-
ing beaten Avangel Zikos, a coal mi
rer, at the Commercial Bar Sunday
were arraigned for assault and bat
terry before Justice NJ. w. Babcock
yesterday and bond fixed at $500 for
their appearance for preliminary
hearing on December 3.
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DIVORCE GRANTED

In the district court this morning
a divorce decree was granted TO Mrs.
Alice Stumbo against her husband.
David II. Stumbo, whom she charged
with cruelty. The plaintiff was Civ
en- the custody of her four children
and allowed $15 a month alimony.
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ATTENTION MAS0NS

Regular communication of Las
Animas Lodge No. 23, A. +. and A.
NJ, Tuesday evening, December !.
Election Of officers. All Master Ma
sons cordially invited.--RoScr Sher-
man. ", Nj.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-01

Tourist Club.
The Tourist Club will meet tomor
row afternoon at 2:30 at the home
of Mrs. r. p. Conger, on Colorado
avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1914-12-01

All kinds of Christmas gifts to be
on display at the bazaar Thursday
afternoon, December 3, at p. m.
in the basement of the First NJ. y.
church st
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nARy GIRL AT SANDERS HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. lsadore Sanders OIL
South Maple street are the parents OF
a baby girl. born Sunday afternoon.
II is the second child in the family.
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FRArERNAL BROTHERHOOD

The FratcrnuI BrOthcrhOOd meets
tonight at Elks' Hall All members
kindly be present ut $50 sharp.
There will be special work. IT
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Wu5lanb. Selegrapb
Gus MeaiRo.
Die iamtliden Srnppen pOn Saltllo
iebt in Sau Eotoii angefOmmeu.
81
$50 ieet 10000 Wann Hegierung5'
trllppen perianmeIt itno.
Gie .gpiranga" bat gera Gru3 per-
laiien
ginem @eriiht 5uiOIse ioa ii6 oij
6rau Suertas NIT ibren bier
SobneH on YOrO beiinOen.
us IGtritp.

Stl0t UleTito, l. SUM-
Sdmmtlide SruppsR bss Generals
Waas, bic iid Don SaltilIo 3uriidges
oogsn baben, fino an Spnntag uno
Montag in Gan GUS potoii anges
tommen. Die Sruppeu batten 5p0li
Gage gs6raudt, I'm ron Saltiao mad
San 2uis pptoii gu gelanssn. 9i.
Ha6but bilbete bas COMMANDO bes
Generals pasqual CroSeo, Der binter
ii9 bic Giienbabn 3srit0rte, I'M ein
gorbrinsen Der standardization gu
berbiuberu.
IS befinSsn iicb isBt in Gan 2uis
potpIi mebr ais 10000 Wiann Regis.
runss:ruppen unb Der 9risgsminiit,r
slaubt, bab bic ReNaen es ni5t ipas
gen perosn, bic StaSt an5usreifen.
9era Gru3, gPerito. /. SUM.
Der Sampfer rgpiransa" bon Der
Samburg @merttaniihen 9inis ging
GIN MontaJ Yabmittag BON bier aus
in See. uRo gIsi63eitig fam bier tls
@erii9t in umlauf oab Senora souers
ia uno ibrs rier S0bue ii6 an 9orO
Der rYpiranea" bsfdnoeu. Sas Gtifi
1T Dia Saplna mad guropu beftimmt
2lls es ben oafsn OsrIieB, bob aud 81
beutI9e Sren5er .9resoen" unerlpnrs
let Die 4ntsr unb foIgte Der gpiranga
WsbeT 9snsral 5uHiton, nod ir'
geno Elm anberer 2lrmess ober Wla.
rineoffisier 60rte oaUon, oab Seroro
Suertl Iib an goro Der Ypiranso
befinOen iollte, bis BAG Sdiff pel
SaTen perlaHsn hate. gs lit niht
mosli4 bic 0ubrbsit oes @erii6teS
fsftsuitellen.
S6pn am Sdmiias mar elm G6n'
li6es @eriidt i'm llmlauf, es purS.
a6sr BON ben S6ifisagenten fir un'
tpa6r ertldrt. Gtipas mpiterios iahen
a6er d6t Serihloif.re aaiiiten aus
bic uripriinglif fir ben Or. urrutia
ben friikren Wintitsr oes Snnern, re-
| ierpirt pornen pursn. unb iiber BIZ
nldt anoerfpeItt9 pstiu9t poroen mar
oboleih Or. llrrutia iit hereits mad
ben Der. Stdaten beasbeu bat.
gDie in Der Stabt Meriio behauptst
purce, tegab iid S2nord 6uertd mi
ibren pier S0bneu Dor mebreren "a
asn nab guerto Msrtto, unb sipar i.
einem grtrnaug. Der BON polaitgarosr
estprtirt ipuros. Gle iollen ii4 il
puerto Merito auf ben 0dmpfer be-
oeben uno ii6 tpGbrsHo ieines aufent'
balts in 9sra Gru3 psritedt sebdlteT
baben.
General 5unitOH iaste. bab bisi
mDslih lei, DO istn 9sriu9 gemad
tpprpsn lei. in Grfahruns su briHssn
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crtbpbpge Jubem
gsOacn $4,000 fir cine jibiide
5reiidmle anfbrinscli.

oSn elmer heute gl6eno in Der en-
naaoae nn Der 9teInien nn0 Gutter
StroBe {tuttfinoenoen Yeriamnhtng,
ocr 8ertreter aller oiiG.ortboooren
@enteinoen Der Staot berpobnen luer.
ben, iolcn arrangements fiir Die
9fuibringling zines iSoncs non 500
000 aetroiien lperOen, Der iiir Die Gr,
ridtlmg elmer jiioiid)ell 5rciidule altf
eiHem bereits angefauften 8rlinoltii1
an Der Sopfins imo Sobn Strabe be.
itimmt lit.
9ic Sdille ioa aroB genug ieir,
I'M Die llnteripeiiimg BON taitienS
ainocrn 5u ernlogIiden unO lie ioll
IaiBeroem alle mooernen einridtiln.
gen, ipie 3urnbaQe, einen Safgar'
ten iotpie Elm 9lrDitoriilm ent6alten.
sSn Der beutipen 8eriammlrng
iperoen Gabbiner v. s. 2eiier, Der
Gbrenprdiioant Der 5almu0 Sorat
@eieaid,ait, Yroieiior Natbon 2Siaacs
Mar 2eoi, Ir. Boris Yogelt, 9tab6i'
ner Gcnoer 2iiiis uno Or. 2. @
Mtiaer glniprafcn balttn. 1ernet
ioaen 90 Seams ausgerp1blt perpen
luelte ON 5. SSini nit Der Sarmel'
fanlpagne beainnen iolen oerer
Gnoe arf ben %. Sum- an6eralnti
mer0en miro.
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2lm 20. Snni
8rrScn nenn 6raOuanOcn Ses
Sebreu llniou Gollese lire
Siplpme crbaltcn.

9lnt 9la6nittag bes 90 l5uni iucr,
Den geIegentGd Der SGIuBleier Oes
6ebrep llnion College neun Sra
6uanben Der glnitalt ibre 3ipIome err
balten lno oieie neun jllngen 9ia6bi'
ner f,abcn 6ereits idmmtIi9 felt SAT-
resfriit @emeiuoen beoient
Die @raouanoen iinO: ,Siu6ore
SIacIon, Ssrael aOuis &dplen,
@6arles Benjamin Cat, Norris ga
nuel 2a3aron, See Soiepb geuinger.
9ouis g. Mann, G0gor 5ogel Wtag'
min. Rarius Naiilsfp lmO @lfan s.
goorianger.
glls Mebner fir Die slHturienten i'll
Wearius Malinsfp ailsgepablt poroen
lrno Die 8accalaureatsreOe miro Sab-
.tiner @Oies 5. Cries OOn GIeOeIanN
balten.
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glep 0ort. /. SUM. 2ln9et.:
,&ropnlano" BON 4ntperpen; oWtins
nepastQ" BON 2onbon; r&riitianias
fioro" Oon Bergen; n9elig 0IaO" Don
&ppcnbagen.
goiton. 9lnget.: rGanopic" BON
9enua.
8i6raltar. 9tnget.: ,a0nig
9tl6ert", Don glep gort na6 gIeapeI
beitimlmt.
G6erbourq. 2tnget.: n&atIer
@ilbelm Der 9robs" Don Rep Yort.
9(bqeq.: .8aibinston", BON Bremen
uno Sout6ampton na8 gtep yort.
Gbriittaniuno. b. 2lnget.: y6re'
berit VIII. pon Nep gort nab &O'
penbaaen beitimmt.
Qioerpool. gnget.; nWtdurstd'
mia" BON Rstp gort.
G6erbourg. 2lngef.: r8ater'
luno", pon Rep gort nab Samburl
beItimmt,
9Iusgop. 9lnset.: california
pon Retp 0ort.
9enua. glnget,: nGarpatbla
pon Rep yort.