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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
GySSvVr
Real Estate Board Sug-
gests That a Mod
ern Sewer Sys-
tenn Be
Built.

The polluted waters around the CO;
have aroused much interest among real
estate owners. who have reached a
conclusion that a new sewerage sys-
tenn is needed as future solution o.
the problem.
The Controller A. a recent meeting
of the Board Of Estimate opposed free
floating baths on the score OF lean
treasury and danger 20 public health.
and he was supported In his position
by tho Health Commissioner.
on the subject Richard q. Chlttick.
executive secretary Of the Real Estate
BOARD of New York. has voiced the fol-
lowing sentiments:
~ little more than a year ago the
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
made a very elaborate report on this
natter. calling the attention Of the
city authorities 70 the seriousness OF
the situation and the need for 'mmedl-
ate corrective action. The problem was
even then not new. The commission
received its authority by legislative &C
ton m 1909. but oven that was a fur
tier extension Of tho jurisdiction Of
the Now York Ray Pollution Commis-
sion. established in 1908. Legislative
acts ~ 1909. 1910 and 1913 extended
the life OF tho commission and ampli-
fed lis field. The investigations of the
commission ranged over a wide terri
tory and included exhaustive research.
Txpcrts from all over the country and
scientists and engineers from various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
GLEN ISLAND TO
GO AT AUCTION
Place Long a Famous
Picnic Resort on
Sound.

joseph ?. Day will offer on the prem
ise5 on June Is. at p. m, az absolute
trustees auction sale, by order OF
Langdon P. Marvin. trustee for the
Glen Island Realty Development Com
uany, bankrupt, Glen Island and its en-
tire equipment, including all buildings
and personal property now on the ISL
and.
Glen Island for the last twenty-five
years has been popular place Of
amusement for Westchester County,
The Bronx and part of New York City.
l. is located about $50 feet from the
New Rochelle shore. and is completely
surrounded by the waters OF Long ISL
and Sound, and is in close proximity
20 Hunters Island and Davenport :
Neck and Fort Slocum, and i'm the i'm
mediate vicinity Of City Island and
Travis Island.
The island consists Of approximately
eighty acres Of land and twenty-five
Of riparian rights. The parkllke
grounds. with winding asphalt walks
large old shade trees. Shrubbery, sum-
mer houses. small lakes with grottoes,
statuary, bronze figures of animals and
lighted drives. all tend 20 make It one
OF the most picturesque OF amusement
places.
Attached TO this Offering Of real es-
tate IS the personal property OF the
Glen Island Realty and Development
Company, which includes the entire
crockcry. glass ware. ovens and every
thing necessary for the successful op-
Grafton Of the island. Unique IN this
offering is the sale Of the museum
property. which includes mummies OF
the year 80 b. c., Indian relies from
the Stone Age, Egyptian relics from the
eighth century, beaded work made by
the American Indians. a piano made for
John Jacob Aston IN the year 1898, to-
gether with an autograph letter order
ing same, a desk on which Aaron Burr
wrote his challenge TO Alexander Ham
ilton; the first fire engine used in New
York city. the last cannon fired by
General Sherman on his march 70 the
sea, and large amount of warning i'm
PIGMENTS used By the various nations,
and also a check signed by George
Washington.
The island with the buildings there
on viii ne offered separately, as Will
the various glassware. crocAcry and
copper ware and the relics in the mu-
scum, and then bids will be called for
on the entire island. buildings and
relics as one parcel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
TELLS ALL ABOUT
BRONX PROGRESS
Bulletin Now Issued BY
Board of Trade of
That Borough.

The Bronx Board Of Trade now issues
a bulletin telling about its activities
and the realty and commercial advance
ment of the borough.
Edward B. Boynton, president Of the
American Real Estate Company, is head
of this influential organization. The
other officers are: Vice presidents, Eu-
gene II. Rosenquest, John H. Denbigh,
Albert Goldman, Richard W. Lawrence,
DIN j. Stephens, and James Bracken-
ridge: treasurer. Charles ". Bogart,
and secretary. Charles f.. Reid. A. VI.
Mcclure is the manager of the publicity
bureau of the board. He IS one OF the
best known newspaper men in the
greater city.
The last issue of the bulletin says:
with the appointment OF a manager.
the industrial bureau has been enabled
10 get under way the duties for which II
was created. A general industrial sur
vey is being made.
There is now under negotiation the
location of two new industries. the re-
suit Of which negotiations Will be re
ported upon fayorably, we hope, at an
early date. Each member Of the COM
mttee composing the Industrial Blu
reau is intensely interested in the work
Of the bureau. and the interest that has
been taken seems 20 indicate that the
committees activities will result IN
maximum accomplishments
The bulletin also says: The policy Of
this trade bureau is 20 help the bust
ness men Of The Bronx 10 help them
selves This means that our business
men must be ready 70 cooperate with
the Board Of Trade, and with each
other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
MUST GIVE BOND
TO PROTECT CITY
Rules Governing Persons Per-
mitted to Put Building
Material on Street.

William Archibald Ferguson. secre-
tary 10 Borough President Marks, says
Il Is the custom of tho Department OF
Public Works 20 exact a bond when
ever a permit is granted 20 store build
ing materials on the street
The purpose Of this bond is 10 pro-
tect the city against claims for posi-
bic accidents arising oGt Of the stor-
age Of such materials" he says.
ON addition 20 the eXaction of q
bond TIE pormittec is required 20
deposit "a check 20 cover the cost o.
restoration Of the pavement used for
storage The amount o. the check IS
determined bv trc character OF the
pa.cmcrt and the yardage actually
used for storage
The department mas made these
regulations pursuant 90 Chapter %,
4rf.cle &C.. Section l+2 snd Chapter q.
Ayicie Z. Section zoe o. the Code o.
0rd.rafccs and Section Ss8 o. 'hc
charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
REALTY CHANCES
ON NOSTRAND Az.
Subway Extension Great
ing Opportunities for
Builders.
HIGH ELEVATION
OF NORTH SECTION
New Houses Quickly Rented,
and There Are Many Seek
crS for Suites.


I.a .-a. subway system now "
co..-e .+ construction VIII result -
,..... t..- .r.-ro,e-,.~- a. The .rar ST.
.-....
-a'..
la-rc builders ave confro 'ed WIN a.
moss .rrr--.-.. lo opportunities. Ono
g. tre mo.- promising sections 'oa'
NAV. r- Erno..rr. cast of Prospect
Park. trraulh which vlu extend tho
Nr.tr-rf .l spur ~ tic present sur.
,,at m .ro former Cl'y o. Churches.
Tho ..or. az transforming this part
,e.ro ..r.r into FL high elias. apartment
hog.- AVID strong shopping centre Viii
uo. be a trying ono. as -acre. arc large
npm"cr '' vacant '.'r'' .. .l,., '..L
imrro.r-r-' TNncrts have estimated
that r tr.s B.oo<.-~ -cir'ort more
.-ro.rr. .nn- +or comfortably hots-
a.... .r..-ari. a. persons. Il pres.
... t.....r. ..rs are AMP criterion o.
c,,,.... ..r.+-.r.for operations n the
-e.,.rt. -.ooa t,.. scc'.ol s gong 20
L. .ro .r -r, MOST popular and ono o.
tho safest for nu .ocr- O.. Spccu-a't'04F
frustrated eattou-.s.
..."s as, branch or the Flat
E..e, or.~a+ct hv the In
,o..t..,l.... ,.,nrarv. will cTteud from
r...... r....,sy 20 She junction o.
it..4.... and \o-.rara avs. ID me
&C.. ..... ~ enc Flatoua n home and
..........- centre. Tn. subway route
,..r.. these four corners ln the
,-. .. t.a most desirable corner
,,,.l,,v. ... In tic whole borough. J; Ia,
alreac, broacr' about Fl steady Inward
ta-r,,cr or values along the, en''It
j.-,-I or \o-'rand aye rom 4@lo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
AID WILLIAM ST. OWNERS
Merchants Association Favors
Larger Subway Entrances.

On behalf or members owning prop
ertv IN William Street. the Merchants
Association has asked the Public Ser
vice Commission for the lst Dlstric, 10
modify the dual subway plans so that
the entrances Will not block the side
walks in that street.
William Fellowcs Morgan. pres ident
% the association. says I'm letter 20
Chairman Edward T.. Mccall with re-
gard 10 the subject:
Property owners and merchants
doing business upon and adjacent TO
William Street have brought 90 the no
tee Of this association the plans adopt
cd for subway entrances In connection
with the new subway through William
Street.
"lt is very desirable tina, entrances
a. lar,cr section than Is feet IS inches
should oc presided. experience hayin.
shown that entrances Of such small
width are inadequate for the demand,
upon them where he traffic U.s. large. Il,
would be q grave error 90 place the SUD
way entrances upon narrow sidewalks.
as contemplated
I'VE suggest that proper steps be
taken 20 secure easements ln adJ joining
iu order thai the entrances
may b. entirely outside the street"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Dilemma Of Landlords it
New City Yard Is
Built.
THEIR STREET ACCESS
WILL BE CUT OFF
Seventh Ward Residents ArN-
iOuS TO Have Menace
Removed.
r, NICHOLAS +. WALSH.

VII ..-.t...- owl ,,,.or
cry owners ''' '''
dav q. TIE Municipal Building before
po~o.,cb pvosidor, Marks ON the nro-
.t...-..... ...-i 60 ~ -1sc,d
pose"
under the Manhattan h''oHo '''"''"
Monroe and Madison s's. The meet
.... NO. o..o,5od nv by Jane + Rob
~. c...,o.,....
pms o. we '"''' i''''
,hc Rev. j. T. Stccr, 81 the Chuicn Of
.bo 500 ord Land. r !. Wvcl. Of Y yCl
& Novor. Miss Lillian Wald. a settle
mon. worker: Jane, Shea. VI. }. Ma
booev l. y krulcwitch. a Mr. RoCCor,
Nathaniel Phillips. T. Schwartz and
man, ro.it.r-s and large property
o.,.,or, Interested in this section.
-. go ..o. ,. Ines IN know how
hal .r..,sc5 o. cor.rac. for
g. n., ~ ~. .o.I J., tho
0""" l,o,,. ~ tho
gre -H"' .i at.or.,o lc,,ir,,
PI.op'S'" '-.i"l gil.'' - pro..
o. ,'' So"' -.,.,ol h. tbc Pcy
Gfn' Me- wa Ca,h
81 aHicS d. Ia D. ,f.rr.,.,o
orc Nhui en- ."' ~ ,.-L,(r
or ~ h'Ic0a nui W. a." 81 ,'io,,.
'' Jc".Nh S'"SI .' -,
~ opposed 10 ''e Pi''o''' ''' ''''
o4ance EaiG, ,,--,.- ...lL. .,,d
nof"~EH IcN'.r"1 W 81 o" -,'..
nov hAo" no" L" ",o." C"r ~ y
"n.ch me cry IT.. c"'e'Cu ~. ~
D-i.clh- OF me ''.ri.''g a. '.,' o o50
Ho.oSe me III ~ s,,,iIar
.'N ,.oi 49, eide
ltAGin 4n monroe sN' d. W." a. ''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Figures for May Exceed
Same Month Last Year
by $7,O65,9 800.
NEW COURTHOUSE
TO COST $l0,000.0O0
No Plans Filed for Dwelling
House for Any Section of
Manhattan.

I'm tho month o. Nav plans we're
fled for thrty-cight nov buildings.
costing total Of $l3,5G6.625, as
against sixty-four. costing S'.o67''oo'
tho same month last wear. a decrease
IN tho number Of buildings but AN i'm
crease IN money involved The IN.
crease o. money is duo 10 tho sling Of
plans for the new county courthouse,
70 cost ;lo,Ooo0eo.
The statistical report as given out
hy the Manhattan Bureau Of building
shows that there we're no plans Med
for dwelling houses last month. as
comnared with five. costing 100000.
last wear: sixteen tenement houses.
costing S2.1oi0oo. as against nineteen.
costing S2.555.0op Last wear; no ho-
'cl-. Us against one costing Sl-'.ou'
los. year. and three store and lof'
buildings. costing S-locoo. a. against
twelve. costing S223t0oo last year.
There we're no plans FOR Office build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Ask for Broadway Subway
Exfendion to City Line

such other purposes as tho city ma"
decree.
Attention is called 70 the tact that
only quarter or AN 'o'tIaodt l"lh
Is ac,'--'oI' 10 me people OF NPN
lois hccHH OF mo c'si "' I'a'hI .I
me noi'hciIN grove ana ""odi'nH7.
Ih cost ranges rom =" 10 ." cents
FOR oach iound TIP " men "' course
s proh'h'1Ne' 50 mn IN" m"-t hC.aauti
'"I -'c'onS o. van 'G'i'dn"' an
representing a cost 10 mo cry or ~
'''''' arc "l'nhoIq rom inc pG"pl''
'|'' que '''F L''"I''N "'d. 'i' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Bronxville Parcels Sold.

The First Mortgage and Real Estate
Company has sold to Edward Menel
five parcels Of land a, BronNvillc, West
chester County, having a frontage OF
il5 feet on Pondfeld Road West being
all Of the unimproved land on the
south side o. this street between the
Gramatan Hotel and the entrance 20
Cedar Knobs. IL is the buyers inten-
ton TO improve the property, as the
demand warrants il, with business and
apartment houses OF the same general
character as those now built around
and near the Gramatan Hotel and the
BronXville station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Polluted Rivers Threaten
Health of New York City

universities here and abroad we're con-
suited.
"The commission gave lndispu'ab'e
proof Of the urgency % provid .ne
system Of main drainage and sanitary
sewage disposal rs preliminary
studies cover a territory embracing 'O"
SQUARE miles IN the states % New YORK
and New Jersey within twenty miles oi
Ncw York City Hall. this district beng
bounded hy White Plains on tho norm
70 tho mouth Of tho Raritan RIVER.
Now Jersey on the south. and from me
caetor,r limit Of New York city FAR
enough west 20 take in Paterson. sum
mir and Perth Amboy, y J. Ninety
municipalities we're included in this
territory.
81 have consulted Or. Goldwater on
this matter. and quote him a. follows:
Since the publication Of the report OF
the Metropolitan Sewerage Commits
sion for 1914 there has been a con
tnucd increase i'm the pollution o.
waters about New York by sewage
from New York City There are no
available figures showing the degree Of
increase since the sewerage commits
sions report. bat wherever the water
has been tested we md so high de-
gree Of pollution. except on the ocean
beaches Of Richmond. Brooklyn and
Queens. that bathing is considered un-
safe by this department, and will be
forbidden in future. The remedy for
this condition is either a disposal sys-
tenn Of sewage az n distance from the
city without treatment. or publication
of sewage al various places within the
city. before II is allowed 70 escape into
the waters about the city. Any ot-
fectivc system Of relief will involve
the expenditure Of very large sum Of
money: nevertheless. the Cit viii be
compelled sooner or later to face the
Issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

ings. as against two. costing $65O,000,
last year. no factories. as against one,
costing S350000. last year; no school
houses last month or the same month
last year; five churches. costing $50, 800.
as against one. costing $4,000. and
last year one municipal building. cost
SlO.000.OOO. as against three. costing
s452 900
Plans were fled FOR five places Of
amusement, costing $l77750. as against
four. costing $4,000 last year: four
hospitals, costing Sl50000, as against
none last wear; one stable and garage.
costing $4,000, as agalns, eight, cost
ing S3S1 500 last wear. and three other
structures. costing $2.875. as against
eight. costing $4,000 last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
OUTING OF TAXPAYERS
West Side Association TO Hold
Affair Tuesday.

The West Side Taxpayers Associa-
ton viii hold It's annual family outing
on Tuesday. Automobiles will leave
the associations headquarters. at 267
West 3i,h St. at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
The run viii be TO Hofman's Park.
10 Nestcnester, where dinner and
luncheon viii be served. The after
noon viii be devoted 20 dancing. bowl
ing and games for the children.
The committee is composed OF Jo-
seph Wenner. chairman; Bernard j.
Ross and Charles 4 Schrag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Realty Notes.

Lewis VI. Thiery has been appointed
agen; for the Florette apartments, at
els West li3d g.
Duff & Conger have been appointed
agents for 100 to 1926 Park av., 1870
and l32 East oath 81. and the Laurlston,
at Madison av. and seth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
New residence of l. Ward Prince, Gedney Farm White Plains

Pease & Gilman have leased loft
a. l4s-15O East 42d St TO Trebra & Co.
Edgar A. Manning has leased space
in East i6th So 70 Jacob Rather, and
for the Cross & Brown Company the
sixth floor IN lG West 45th 81. to Kath-
run Ca1d,VcN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
BUYS Staten Island Plot.

Cornelius g. Kolf has sold for The
Crawford estate = pot, 00Ki0o, on 10
erty sv., Dongan Hil.g, Staten lslsrc
20 Carmina De Rosa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

geIagt: g&Dmmre60s," bat er geIagt,
,es Is i4ubres Ding, pdB ner uns
ali freue ME Die SpiBbulpe, oaB uns
ern liener &ailer en- Eabl an uns
made bust; dtptper ods Is ntds ouz
Ser benz ~or0tuebere, bietabs mir fin
OOd tapiie feline Simmer I'm Is is
slbitOerfGnbli9, baB ii9 en- Batter
loon3t in E Wsil bel ieine Sinner
Iebn ldBt. 4ptpet mas mid gang
6eionnsrl9 freue bubt, oas is Dub
unIern Gmperer in @eieai6aft bon
en- Wtanu tomme Is, mo in bic aan3e
an3iDiIiiiert DeIt betannt Is; en-
Ytdnn. tpo i4on mebr Oumme Strei9
geliefert bat, tpie Ginger anrere
WlenI9 ,en Seller tpo 10 oumm Is,
boB sr feline eigene 3umm1eit nit
iebn fam In bieIeItpe 3ett en- Mann,
tpo oas Ser5 auf bic re4te Set bat,
E 5er3 10 groB pie en- 9dHm In be
ieios ods en- Mann tpo infer Batter
lamb I9on Die tpertDouite 8ienite ges
ImeiItet bat lin for ben RieIen aud
BON Seine MldtI9eitie auf Die lines
raIfte Neis ausgs3et6net porbe is.
Seller Mann Is niemano dnner19ter,
aIs tpie uniern lieper pbilipp Gauers
ompfer BON amerita III ib lam eud
nur nod 10 biel Iage, tpenn ale Qmes
ritdner 10 gut I'm 10 Diel BON DeitT9s
Iano bente bebte, bann mar Der @abr
Idon lang borbei."
SD tam Sbns fage, t9 ben 10
emberreIt gefiiblt, baB i9 am liebite
aegli4e bait in e MausIod 3u traips
ipele. In er is nod nit fertig genes
ie. Gr bat nod geiagt: r8enn uns
Ter gutter aaiIer feline abihedti9en
bat, bann mad i9 Ole Moni9sn, baB
Iner uniern Iiepe qbtlipp Sauers
ampfer oreimal bod letpe IaFe. Der
bat NIT ben aopp genidt TN
Der S9enerrell bat gsfdgt: .llnier
5reuno, Der 6reunb Bon ale 3eiti9e
I'm ber 5reunb bon unieren bo1bers
4aiIer, Der Wliiter pbilipp Sdus
erampfer bon bic neutrale Suneitet
Ste9ts, sr Iebe bod, bod bo9l &c
ben al 9urrel aetrii9e IN bunn bat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

ote 8anb ous Star geIpanteIte gdns
ner" geIpielt lin ei tel iu9, bas bat
mid aptper bod gut ftibIe MAGE!
W2si 9er5 bat mid ~gebobbeIt for laus
ter 6reuo lin for lauter aiebrung fin
mid Die 3iers in bic auge tomme
I'M i'd ben geba6lt ME 8ebbie. @ifie
9e, es Is ia gut gsnug, mer Is en-
DeitI9sr nit 2eib un Sebl IN for
mein Iiepes gute5 I90nes gaterIanO
fin i9 rebbtg eiliges gu tun - atDs
tper i'd fin auf bic annere Seit bod
aud en- ameritaner IN 0ds is aud
{ gang I60ne8 &ontrie iii tpenn aud
man4es beiIer I'M different fetn
t6nut, tpenn aud 10 btele 2eut pOoer
10 tpenig, grad pie nler es rlenrte
oubt, bor9 @rGft I'm &%orruptneB Ii9
enorme Rei4oiimmer anidaffe I'M Die
aurere 2eut a~usiauge, 70 ma9t bas
gor nidS aug, bitabs als e gfubl i'm
bic 3tttiIeus ieIbt bafpr gu bIebme,
tpenn ie ii4 ales gefane Iofe I'M ii4
Die 9aut iipper bic Obre 3iebe lohe.
lin Sic tonne mid uIiO nit Fpr bIebs
me, fpenn i9 aud nod en- fdbfte
Spatt for bic Suneitet Gtebts ben.
Nte bic 3ellebrebI6en inner mar,
bat mid Der &atier in feline Prime
geI4loHe I'm an lei groBes t9era ges
briidt in bat gelagt: .Pbiltpp, i'd
fin praut ouf Did. Die Sunneitet
Stebts lin 9 groBes aontrie in ipenn
i9 tetn @ettider mar, oann Debt i'd
en- 4meritauer au Iein. Scr
ben RteIen glei4 ia es aud gang
gut, baB bu bic Sunneitet Stebts nit
bergefF Oubit IN ieBt ipta i9 bid
iage, mas bu oubit. SEPT nimmft
Ou { o~teientes Mieb. IN en- CUTE Drint
IN 6aun IegIt ou bid aufs OBJ In
en- CUTE Rdpp lin tDenn Ou
bid ausgerubt Daft, Damn geben mer
Serr RebadtionGr, Oente &c
nit, 6aB mer 70 en- ltetpe quite Mlann
tDie ben Oeitf9e &diIer, metn Grein6
germ baptue In gleihe mub9
Mpmit i9 Derbleiipe
Sbne SIR IieDer
pRiltPP Saatrampfet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

Die Soupffade. Gtslleus
5ermittler: 9isisn iungeu Mlanu
lam i'd S6nen als Gbouffeur febr
empfebIen; er lit tii4tig, niidtern . .
!6err (unterbre6eno): Dor allen
9iugen, fam man ii4 uubeoingt auf
i'm berlafen2
SteaenOsrmittIer: GepiB, ben ers
pifdt tetn @9uBmann!
6ctrantt. y... Du buft
aIio 9einem 9erteiOigsr feline goIoe.
ne libr geitpblen2"
Sal. Ser unDerI4amte aerl
6at ndmli6, aIs er mid ipegen 9isbs
fta6Is pertei0igte, bebouptet, er 9aIs
te mid gar nidt fir 10 geipdnot -
eiusm Manre unbemertt bic lbr aus
Der 3ai4e gu 5teb'n!s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-22

is III bieIer Saum un6 auOpf6sfaB
iortgeieBt. Die glatten aermel finb
nur 3peioritteI lang. arageu anO
auHhldge iino aus beItidtem aiinfts
lerIeinen. Das Rlsi6 Tam audi aus
Mafhitoff 8efertigt tperben.
SIN nddRen gtlbe (5fg. 81 1T elm
e6enfals fiir tunge MG6hen beItimm=
tes aIeio nit SpibenbeIab borges
fibrt. Der sttpa 2 3oq brett unz
fdunte BOD trifft in ser Mttte mits
tels aeaernabt 3uIammsn. Die 3ailIe
5eigt bel einem inter Spiben periteds
ten 8oroerf6luB nngei9nittene 4ers
meIanfdbe, oenen 8~IuienGrinel bic
bon DECENTRALIZATION SnIammenae
balten iperben, gcgengendbt iinb. Die
ielbe Spite piro aud gum aragen
perdrbeitet. Sin breites ganb lit, In
6aIten gelegt, gum @iirtel Dertuenoet
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