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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
SEEKS NEW APOSTLES CREED
Baptist Minister Offers Version Fitted
TO Modern Mind

Boston. oct 26. After criticising
re Apostles Greed rs containing
Phrases which the modern mind cannot
,cecr. az their face value" the Rev.
8oodman Bradbury. Of Cambridge, Of
Tered 20 the Baptist ministry to-day
MS idea OF new creed. II was voted
hat the new declaration be placed IN
Tie minutes Of the meeting, which was
4e FIRST Of "a series 90 celebrate the
-50th anniversary Of the Baptist de
tonina,ion IN this state. The creed
Nggcsted by Mr.. Bradbury follows;
81 believe in God, the Father Of all
Races; % Jesus Christ, our Lord. and IN
- Holy Spirit, the purifier Of hearts
o men
y believe I'm the Gospel as the power
p God. and the wisdom Of God. and IN
.hrs'ian good villa as the force 10
fansform the world.
believe in the church universal,
ne Communion Of the good. the coming
iog"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
WILLYS-OVERLAND
ELECTS OFFICERS
Treasurer Reports Company
Never in Such Good Condition.

by telegraph 70 me Innuhe.I
Toledo. Oct 26.--Clarence A. Earl, of
Springfield, Mass. was elected a direc-
tor and one Of the presidents of
the Willys-Overland Company at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders this
afternoon.
The following directors and officers
we're reelected: President, John y.
Willys; vice presidents, Isaac Kinsey,
c. S. jameson, II. L. Shepler. II. I.
Dunn; secretary, r. r. Scott, and
treasurer. Walter Stewart. Representa-
tiyes Of 10000 shares of common
stock voted
Treasurer Stewart in general re-
port to the stockholders said: The
financial condition of the Overland was
never so good as now. The company
owes nothing on merchandise notes. Its
Indebtedness 30 its bank represents ITS
only outstanding paper. II Is taking
advantage Of all discounts for cash, and
It's average cash balances for the last
four months have been in excess OF ITS
total debts" ,
At the close of the stockholders
meeting the directors elected the fol
lowing executive committee: j. ~.
Willys. II. T. Dunn, II. T. Shepler, {.
s. Jameson, L. X. Scott and waiter
Stewart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
PLEDGED $4,000 FOR MURDER
Written Promise Made by Thomas 1.
Forney Read in Court.

Pittsburgh, Oct. 26.-Thomas {. For
ney. lawyer Of Washington, who
pleaded guilty TO conspiracy and TO as
saulting his father-in-law, 7. Franklin
Schneider. In a hotel here last June,
testified to-day at the trial Of william
Bowers. another of the alleged con
spirators. that he agreed 20 pay. $1,000
70 Bowers, George Mclienry and II. l.
Carlisle if they would kill Schneider
Forney said that the agreement was
in writing and passed into the hands
Of McHenry, who refused 20 return II
10 him when he gave up the idea OF
putting Schneider out OF the |ay'
Il was through with IT. | was tired
OF being blackmailed. was almost
driven crazy said Forney.
The death agreement which was
introduced az evidence. read:
81 agree TO give Bill and George
81 600 TO put the man out OF he way.
McHenry testified that he and
Rowers never intended 70 slay Mr.
Schneider, but only desired 20 get For
nev's soft" money.
The case will 30 to the JuIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
HE'LL MAKE CITY
SUNDAY SAHARA
w. H. Anderson, Anti
Saloon Superintendent,
Has Mysterious Bill.
EVEN HOTELS AND
CLUBS WILL GO DRY
Liquor Dealers, He Predicts,
VIII Be Forced to Aid Measure
TO Prevent Own Ruin.

William II. Anderson. state superin-
tendent Of the Ant-Saloon League Of
New York. returned TO this city yes
terday, determined that New York on
Sundays shall be as dry as Chicago
has been for the last three Sundays.
Just how soon this can be accom-
plished Mr. Anderson could not saw.
but he is convinced that ii will come
before most people expect It. and with
the assistance Of the brewers in their
efforts TO save the remnant OF their
trade.
The league will have a bill intro
duced again in the Legislature pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor on Sunday
in hotels and clubs. thus doing away
with the discrimination of the Raines
law. and then will insist upon enforce
ment Of the law against all classes Of
places.
Sunday closing in Chicago looks 20
be permanent" said Mr.. Anderson yes
terday. "and We will have Sunday clos
inc in New York much sooner than
most of the people believe. The liq-
uor interests themselves will advo-
cate il and help enforce il before long
in order 10 try to save some rem
nants of the traffic.
THE passage of the election dis
trlct and combination of election dis
trict features Of the Anti-Saloon
Leagues proposed bill will automati-
cally result in Sunday observance
throughout the greater part of New
York City without imposing any extra
burden or causing any decentralization
of the police force. We propose 10
obtain Sunday closing as a result IF
the natural and orderly, though rapid.
development of public sentiment
Mayor Thompson in Chicago has
not only burned his bridges behinl
him but has dynamited the approaches.
The liquor interests themselves made
il impossible for the Mayor 70 back
down. and are making prohibition
sentiment very rapidly by their abuse
of him for doing his duty. One sig
nificant thing that stands out is that
in Chicago. which was far more braZeu-
ly open than New York. Sunday clos
ing was brought about without the
carrying on of much of a campaign for
that particular purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

pOnyEINnIun B. : s-nleier. 1915 Fulton st.N.f
CUUhDiip;Nu For tAe Home AID LiofafJ
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING ,o.--,'isaa, -
couuressed ar, steam nalc or On focf 1855
BroGdvay AZ Fast 4s.h e, COZ 4 hkANDt
Tel l52-3Sth
MTLTIGRAPH TYpEWRirTEN LETTERS 500
81 50; 1000. sl75. 10000. 81. CLIO. a.
WEATHERFORD 10 Broadway Equitable bids }.
Room ll3l. Rector 4ji3.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RtG~ WOVEN FROM OLD CAhpEI>
Prices Resson lie. send for ilrcuier
Tel 4531-f55. B;f.-. s5s ~ Nest 4Sth W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. oct. 26-The first Western dis
turbance Of tho present week has nearly disaD-
p, arei toward Hudson Bay after causing showers
during the last iweaty-'our hours over portions -
the lake region. the upper Ohio valley tho Middle
Atlantic State. and New England. There were
also moderately strong winds tho lakes. An
other disturbance o. marked intensity has
reached Northern Alberta hut yet without pre-
cpitaii0n except in the north Pacific states Wh're
there were rains with raTidy rising pressure toi
loving Che disturbance. There were also rains 10
Florida and along tie east GUY COST. but else
where tho weather was fair
Tef1rc-a'urrs arc above the seasonal average
throughout tie country except i1 tie north upper
lake region and the upper Mississippi Valley. al
though some9hat lower than on Monday IN ne
lake recila and the Ohio VALLEY. Win The -.
cerfion ~ local rains Wednc,dls IN New ENGLAND
ard southern Georgia and wednesday and Thur
dqy in Florida. the weather VII De fair during TIC
rerf fo-fy-tghf hours east n The Mississippi River
II will Doe somewhat cooler wednesday in the
lower lake rcrion and the Middle Atlantic states
ana warmer TIur-lly gu the upper lake region.
WIND. Tor Wednesday and Thurday-Norih At
lan.ic mo lcrafe 90 fresh south and southwest. .
middle Atlantic. fresh southwest: south Atlantic
moderate mostly east. east Cur. moderate north
ca.t: vest CUT. moderate northeast and east
INNER lakes moderate west wilds "wednesday. De-
cIr,,ng variable with fair weather; lower iak %.
moderate southwest and west winds "Wednesday.
with fair weather slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
srRROGATES NOTICES.

ESTATE or CHARLES WOOD MeMUR-
try.--In pursuance Of an order Of Hon
orahie John = Cohalan. a Surrogate Of the
county OF New YORK. notice Is hereby
given % all persona having claims against
charles Wood AcAurtTy. late Il the
County 81 New YORK. deceased 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scriber. az place OF trauaactEg business.
40. "a Broadway. In The Clty Of Nes
York. on or before tho goth day u jan
uary next
dated. New York the lsih day Of July,
1918 EDWARD +. McMUHTRY
Administrator.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys Cor Administrator, % cedar
Street. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
WANT 40 WEEKS
ON WAR CIRCUIT?
an You Have TO Do, Act
ors. Is Make Soldiers in
German Hospitals Laugh.
SHOULDER SLAPSTICkS
AND SAIL, KAISER BEGS
Middle Kingdoms Biggest The
atrical Man Backs Offer-But
ook Out for Submarines.

r.- chose performers on the vaudo-
... ,,.os.;,,. -oo5 sboo
WIG S.'A
leather looking for the ever eVanescen'
..t .rcrc is new source Of daily
and hufter The Kaiser wants
-. ~ lo-lo.o5
.m N.- '' -'F'''N
..-chcs. ss some unkncly critics
..t. .-r-est hut 10 entertain the
,.t - Ar..ria and Germany.
"'..-~
rr,.r ts i't mentioned pcCAuS' Do 'a
..--.o-rv known shat theatrcCoers in
--..-.-,. nav for their seats by
49,. ..:l .t,. .,,,o
ctt.i ..' "'-O'' ''''- F"'N
...r
p.r-r-.rr ",l-oTcial" repre-
- 80 r-or, 10
-.r.a' .. . -. .'.'N .ns.orfs,.
,,.-'.re tbo 6,g noise
from 49, ~; Co~,,orv and
r'., ,fcr..rs .1gg,stcd 10
.. r..r~,ro. whose Offices are az
.e.. $1,000. .t,+ he "coYid he Of
... ~ Che corvalescinp sol
-''.a' '.' .t'.I..l"
..e.. %. .. 49, LIaoa f-or, eto,c
N'-'' '. 'l.,..'. ~ 10 bosnitais
90 witness '.ol~. - 20 sing
HreA ..t 49, ., 80 ,bo s,Torine,'i' ,
l..'' $500. "Tbie divertisse-
Fio,e 4..'- ,'iso-., - 90 +bei-
@e.' .-N -. "a e;de IN
sl.e!+hAs -vl q" 80 49, - - w.
iafT it.o,.{t %. 80 ~ he bookino
teres, o!ise4l az oIS0 "a Wv -.S;,,+Ie
Of A.cf class no va. a. -
sse'ctes ana nov 80 n, Iii o,,.ias.
"t4aNi.r' ''+.N-' ''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Colorado lowed to Port.

Charleston. Oct. 26-The Mallory
Line steamer Colorado. which took fire
Sunday night on the way TO New York
With cotton. was towed into port early
today. The vessel is badly damaged,
but il is believed much OF the cargo
can be salvaged.
The blaze started in the superstruct-
ure from a cause not yet known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
reports for September have been made
public:
Canadian Northern Gross S2,0li600. decrease
20. 800. net 1892 500. Increase sflHH0
Atchson Topeka / santa Fc-Gr0ss tl07a5 o.
29i. increase Slj6O02. net after taxes S3653.5ol.
increase S. fl2
Buffalo Rochester IS Pittsburgh eros. 81 ois o.
8Ss. increase Slls.446: net after taxes s-s2.s55,
Increase s659S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

John Crawford has sold for +. W.
Edelston TO S. Z. Chesebro lOOXlOO feet
and a ten room dwelling house at the
corner of Coney Island ave. and Slo-
cum Place, Brooklyn.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the one-family dwelling house. on plot
24xIOO feet, at 2l37 9th ST., Brooklyn,
to Frank VI. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Balboa. oct 7,-Canar0ta lBD. Pasoumsn. fr
New YORK
Bucu0. Ares o., AZ = Ju';ssen CDsnl. New
York and Norfolk
SAILED.
Crts,oba. OCT 2g-Cslsmarcs from N-u YORK;.
Fort l.mol.
Bucros Ayres oct % Matilda fNorl. NeE York
Falmouth oct 28-Nieug Amsterdam lDu,chl N.g
York .zx1tH&Er4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
HELP WANTED.
Male.
WANTED. by large wholesale or

WANTED, by large wholesale gro
Gerry company, additional sales
men. for City trade, with experience
in the wholesale grocery line. APP
ply by letter, in own handwriting,
giving age, address. married or
single. and stating experience. Must
be able 10 furnish bond with Bond
ing company and he prepared 10
furnish satisfactory references.
Address X. Y. 81, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Motorcycle Exports Increase.

t..N AN" Afl.ANa iAifAA
Washington, Oct. %. The American
sy,oreycle Is becoming popular with
..,ieiigners, judging from statistics COM
f"'a oy The Department Of Commerce.
-oAAegust l.i4i motorcycles. valued at
..eeo''sz, were shipped out Of the coun-
-, These exports represented an IN
@se Of approximately $50 per cent
.,u those in August, 1914. The in
,'sse Tor the eight months ending
~ August last over the correspond
hal period Of 1914 was approximately
:" Per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

Steamer Joseph J Culco .Norl Port Antonio and
plr MD-aut Or. % and Kingston 20. 20 the Cuneo
Importing Co. with md.e Har AZ IS
McisIln. Pou Limou Der II. Cristobal u ard
Havana %. 20 the Tinted Frut Co. with malls
a.i mdse BAY 81 ~ $50 90.
Tusrsuia ORD. Glasgow OF Il ard Liverpool 10,
% the Anchor Line. Htl malls and md'e. Bar At
l- 800 lI
J /. Luckenbach. C-is'ohs o-' II. 70 ne Lucken-
bach -s 80. uifh mise. Bar a. 10 8 n.
SURNAME. Cartsgera OCT 10 and Puerto Co
l,ul'a De-. TO tie United Fruit Go. with fruit Bar
10 % d u
Camilla lNorl. Havana OCT 20. - the Munson s.
Limo with mIse. Bar 40 midnight. 18th.
Nonni URu,sl. Sunderland oct T. % master. Bar
~ 30
Borssstai tN0u. Baltimore Oct q. to the
Inter ocean Transportation Co. Quar-. - =.
Nu-,llo fHf. Belfast Oct II, 10 Busk d Dan
Eel. Ear. 8 80 p m.
CITY Vi Columbus. Savannah o., %. TO the
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

CHANiBERMATD. Watrss ard Cob our :
Irish girls. excellent l'rs refrI. rs ~. q.
Ma ~ .fmaJcr's hserci. l' t-'i 81 o. t-fi
floor Phone s3i1 Msiison square
CluIDs NURSE YONG s-ofrh f-f- tanf. Is
months refefr.cf. so f.i H.. N.Hs it''t.tler 5
Agency. DO lat as %. tlfi ho'r iNfs 'H
Murray 1881
not SEkETPER -NeF InEander. - senfiem-n,
eleelient c0ot and mauaser. leafi lesi prs NJ
reference ITS ~ cIuntD. MIS- riauslet.I 8
Aren-. % West 90 81
HOU sEWuRkfn -TIuLish American. siruls; Will
80 ciy ~ clIufri rsl.fnt feftfelges Leau's
AIsacg. ~ L l.3,h a. 'ph9Bs 33l3 Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

$40 ,. m.
Hanl 'e'.'..'.'.., .-..'..'.........oc oct ~
Hawaii MA aan Franciscol -Mauonia .... oct %
c.t-oi-r Tfansplrt. ...-........... oct al
Hawaii japan. torsa. China and PHILIPPINE
Islands via san Francisco ~. pp0n
Nf.rt ............... Nov I
HGnsd fria san Francisco -Lut'iae. ...... Nov
Japan. C0rrs. China and Philippine Islands
i,.a s.aiti.l-Iri0n .-... ....'...........N Nov
Tahiti. Ntuucsss. took Islands. Nex Zealand
via San Francisco Natal ............. Nov
Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia TIA san
Francisco b. S0rDma ............-.. Nov II
Hawaii FL Islands Sew Zealand Australia
lra VANCOUVER and Vlrtonal- SiagafA. .... Nov ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

The New Haven County National Bank,
heated in the city Of New Haven. IN tbs
All note holders and other creditors % the
association arc hereby notified to present
the notes ana other claims for payment
r. G. STODDAPD. President
Dated. August Is. islk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
WORK WANTED.


SHOPPER - Bright }0lfg woman acquainted
,ho-.sIs r.1-Il1g trade. e1ce'.tlf cts fefsrencrs
Trc.,s.or Fr.lr,m,nt Guild Ascly. 81 Madison
Az Muuay Hul .stl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

Ui-hest t,rrrerature yesterday. o. degrees tai
p M }. lowest I'D .af ]. OF a. M. average. - !.
average for carr,s pnHd'ng date lasf year o.. aver
az n. corresponding lefe last tir3 ifee years. 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
SCHOOL AGE,,CIES.
sHERIFFs AUCTION SALES.

nANiiL GRfENwAfD. sHERiFF'S AUCTION.
EEli y. seIl this LAY. Metassday Oo,So<f -
1915 II a. - a m, q 10 Wet scth street. b.
virtue q IS reffala srt ~ r1-cG.ion
Decks, thsifs offoe furrifufe Reels - Mcv.na
Plfurcs and machinery 'or rOfkirs o. cam.
MAN = GRlFENssASsN, khera
b. A. MOTIF. psSey kA1sia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS ALBANY.

OFFICE OF HIFtTtI ~ ~ y - OF
PUBLIC WORKS ALBANY.
October IL. 1918
NOTICE OF CLOSING STATE CANALS
Unless sooner closed By ice the Erie.
ChamplaIu. Oswego and Black River Canals
will be closed to navigation Tor the season
a, twelve o'clock midnight Of November
30th. 1915.
TO the end that the canals may be free
81 all boats by the closing date above
named tine issue u clearauces for through
boats will cease a. tho various canal
tcrmlni as follows
on thu Erl- canal. Tor horse drawn
boats at midnight * November 18th. 1918.
and Tor steam propelled boats at midnight
~ November 2ist. 1915. on the Champlsln
canal. FOR all boats. az midnight OF No
,ernber 25th. 1915; on the OsWeSo Canal
az miduight Of November 2lta 1918. and
on tue BLACK River Canal, az midnight or
November 2tth. 1915.
" W. WOTHERSPOON.
supt. of Public Works
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

DR ,r'CUTsu.N-is ysar.' erpsr.enrs. vants 20
sifi,f An Architects or,c- - With company y.
ogirirg affhit.rfufsi dfslEltsmsA. {. L. C., III
Magnolia Az. !sns Cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port or
New York.


MINIATr HE ALMANAC.
Sunrise r "a. sunset. SOS. moon ri's'. ~
flnrr.s age. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
ro...,.., ~, sr.el,l Loo,lItI,,-emt.tn and wet.

Forecasts for Special Locslliles.-e"tsrn and west
,rn New York. District Of Columbia. Delaware. New
Jersey and Western PennSlssnls. fair and some
wha. cooler to-day; morrow fall
MARYLAND fair to-day. somewhat cooler eastern
NORTON. 'O-morr0w fair.
Southern Sew England. showers THIS morning
followed hy fair: tomorrow fair.
northern New Eng and. Local rains to-day; TO
moToa fal-.
Local orelal Record. ne following of'eisl record
from The Weather Bureau shows the changes II The
temperature for The last twenty Your houi' IN com
..-i.c- rlth ihe cn--c.u-nlIug dste = .a.t year-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
FRIDAY. OCTOBER q

Tuscani,. Glasgow. Cunard.....
Terence. Arsenun.. Lamp & Holt : 90 am
f.0rEel. 81 Johns. Red Cross. 1880 am II
Lsn1pe Jacksonville. Clyde. .... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27

Advance. Colon. Panama x X III 20 am : On
Moro Castle. Havana. Naid ... Q 90 an ~ Vo
Bor.1auen. San Juar. Ir.uIat u 900
CIV ~ Columbus Sagauuah SAY O. 100
Il Oh GalE..fnu- MaLLnrF -----. - u W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-27
Trading in BROOKLYN.

Local Fsr.es,t.-Fair snd slightly cooler to-day;
20 morrow fair. moderate souihves, winds.
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Baroms,er Readings,


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bin uno betonte, odB oieIelbe bic rpeits
gebenOite llnteritiiBunq Derbiene. Der
erndbnte 8eI6luB mar bic SOlge. Die
8eridmmlung fanO uuter 9ociit oes
PrGiibenten !0erru 6ermann adppel
uno Der prototoufiibrung bes 6erru
9ans Qeberer Itott. Die Ginlanung
Des 0eutiheu Qdnorpebrpersins rpurDe
ebenidas anqeuommeH Die 3irigeus
teufroge gab gu elmer Beipre6urq Qnz
LAB, bod purOe bic 2lngelegenbeit bem
Wluiitausi6ub iibertuieIeu.
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VluttOitsfc @Oaeli6eiten Cicieaifnp.

Die Wfitglieoer Der 8Iuttoilsteu
8ogeIiheiten .@eieuitIp iauoen ijb
aeitern Radnlittag 81 elmer fllr3en
@eriammIlmg in Ger Grbeitertulle
elm Serr lbeo. Rebage mar III
9oriiee lmo Serr Sobn grintnorI
fiibrte 3as 4!rptotou. Ios Ableben
bes WiitgIie6es Serrn $. @ermdn.
birds iuuroe olrh Grbeben bon ben
Sibsn geebrt unb ben 9tuterbIiebes
nen ous ubIide Sterbeqelo 5ur Bah.
lung angapieien. Gie ARRANGEMENTS
iiir ous Serbitfcit puroen Dem Som.
mittee iiberluiiru Serr Sp. ,Soppe
iuliroe ais WlitgIieo in oen 9erein
ouieeuommen. 100 Sifets Der
oeltit 6iterreihtid ttrgariiten
SiIiseeieIlihaft, peItje Der @erein
iibernpmmen bate, purosn fimmts
lid perfouit. Nm StelIe BON Serru
GLEN. @ieis, Der mad Can Srantisco
eereiitt iit, ipurbe Serr @eo. isnpe
gum Sdasmeiiter ernaunt. Die Ser
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Gnrtbnac Suir.

Die Carthage 5dir. bic gro5e laub@
lpirt6iauftIibc 2lusitelung pou 9e=
milton 60. finoet an ben 5aQen BEG
H., 12., 13, unb IA. 2tuguit itatt uno
pdbreno al Oieicr Gage lpsrOen iiets
ipe6iclnoe 2lttrdttipneu 1e6oter. An
iebem Gag fiuoen pier Renne1 Iiati
uno gu oenielben Iino cine gln5abl Der
berporrdgenoIten Sruber dnqemeloet
poroen. W&Qe. ga Belle uHo 1dres
oepil S0urleD peroeu ods bals5re6eriz
Ihe &unititiid, einen Saltp nortdle
nit benz 9lutomobil pornebmen. 2lus
beroem perben oreFirte pfsros norges
fiibrt unb prof RobinIon unterniruut
8allpnaufitieqe. 3as aqes tarn man
eeqen einen @intritt ppn % Gents aes
uieBen. Yer 7reitag 1T ais Tag Der
beittmmt uHo
Gr= Hi6tsr SpI. ". O'yRedl lpirb an
bieieI6en cine 2tuiprd6e ri6ten gm
Gomituq, Dem S4uBto9, III gabp
Sbop unb ais Gpo.t iteht Ous 9ueen
Stir 0erbH auF oem QroQramW.
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Goucp JsIauS.

CONNER Yduospine III in gonsp
Sslano pi.Osr 5rumpf. Gefhaftsfiibs
rer siieieuber9er bat fir oieie gSod'e
ciu groeraum ditfsciteQt, oas audi
oeil @ertp0bnteiten sufrIebenIteIlen
miro. Sn Der Grllppe pgrben ole icI'
nenSen Spejioliiten auitreteu: 90.
munSS mS @aulor, Cooper II. Sdrt'
mar, 9ia Seumon ga 9eruc lrnS
Grimm unb 9lI6ere.
Das Serbitfeit auf gOnep SsIaro
tpiro am %. Qugnit rsineu 4ufana
ntbmsH. S6oH isst tperoen 9Drberet'
tunssn fir oaFabe in .inem nmfune'
astrpfFen, lpsIte bds geitreben Der
Beiriebslsitluh allies friibere in
ben SGatten su ittlleN.
DsrpirtIi4tn oiirfte. Die 9abp.aus.
iislluna, ipeI4s Der GIpu 0es Serbfs