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Evening star., 1916-12-29
GEORGE c. CERTMAN. Attorney.

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia --''eprss i. kendrick Il al.
plaintiffs IS Dsuirl g ftzhush - al. defend
ants.-in Equity No. S4si4 TN. object Of This
suit Is 70 establish u record by adverse posses
sion. piaintiHs 'tle. in Zee simple. ioint ten
ants. to th- foiiowiag part % original lot L.
square sol. IN the District u Columbia. 10 wit
Bsg.nnnz 'i- line of 5rd street ~ feet
south from ths northwest corner u said lot
thence south 80 feet. thence rsst q feet "a west
line % lot u. 'h~nco north So feet end thence
west ~ feet 10 beginning Upon motion Of plain
tins IL is by tine '~,urt this 18th dav 9f December
AID. 1918. ordered THAT the defendants Daniel
q. Fitzhugh. Riyertiy J. baiua"rneld. Sally &.
Carter. Charlotte L. Dillingham;, Annie r. y.
Hurlburt. isabslla Brent Hidden. Anita &. Brent
kobb, Mary Bn-nt 'am!n, sDd SOPHIA &. Brent
cause their appearance 20 D.. entered herein on or
before the fort'~th isy. Exclusive Of sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the iay Df the
nrst publication hereof. otherwise This Will
b. proceedr with iH pf default. Pro
yi1ed. copy aerr0f 3-- published week
for three successive weeks the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star. WILLIAM
HiIZ. ju-ticr. tS"al.i \ tr'i. copy-Test J. X.
Young. clerk. BY :. Z. CUNNINGHAM Asst.
Clerk ,gsI la- -
Evening star., 1916-12-29
WANTS DECREE VACATED.
Samuel Wiesenberg Opposed Adop
ton of His Child by Another.

Samuel Wiesenberg has filed a petition
in the District Supreme Court to vacate
a decree authorizing the adoption of his
nine-year- old daughter Dorothy by Ru-
dolph E,hrlich. Mrs. Wiesenberg was Civ
en- a divorce from her husband, August 6,
1912. and later married Mr.. Ehrlch. and
November last consented to the adop-
tor of her child by her second husband,
the court being advised that both par
ents consented
In his suit to set aside the adoption
the childs father declares he not only
never consented. but did not know of the
proceeding until he read the decree in
The Star He seeks to annul the adoption
and to have the child's name. Dorothy
Wiesenberg, returned to her
He is represented by Attorneys f. Hill
ton Jackson, c. Clinton James and j. l..
krupshaw.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
AIDS VESSELS IN DISTRESS.
Lighthouse Service Steamer Maple
Engages in Rescue Work.

Capt. Miles, master of the lighthouse
service steamer Maple, in his report to
Inspector King, in charge of the local
lighthouse district. tells of aid given
a number of vessels in distress while
the Maple was on recent buoy cruise.
On her way down the Potomac. after
overhaulng buoyage for the winter,
the Maple found the two-masted
schooner s. E. Langrall. reported owned
at this city, ashore on Matthias point.
Two hours hard work were required
to pull the vessel into deep water.
where the men aboard her were able
to take care of her. Later. in a bowling
Evening star., 1916-12-29
MANY DIGNITARIES ATTEND.
State and City Officials Also at
Rishop Richter's Funeral

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, December 30
Roman Catholic dignitarieS from
many states attended the funeral of
Bishop Henry Joseph Richter of Grand
Rapids here today. Mayor George =.
Tilma, members of the city council
city and state officials and other per
sons of prominence also were present
al the solemn ceremonies.
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Toledo
who formerly was priest in this city.
preached the sermon. The mass was
said by Bishop Richter's successor, Rt,
Rev. Michael J. Gallagher.
The body was placed in a vault in a
local cemetery.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
L. 2. LOVING. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COluinba.-in estate Of Lucy Jane
Porter. deceased. d.-AdministTat No. i9iOs.-
John r. King. aiminstra tor G. I. of the estate
OF Lucy Jane Porter. deceased. having reported
TO the court that he had sold decedeut's real
estate. 10 wit, lot number ten G0I in block
numbered sixteen tl6l in Hail and Elvan's sub
division OF Meridian lInl, in the District Of Co
luniba. at public anefuu 70 Arthur Il. Shreye,
for the ot eight hundred dollars $500 OOl
rs Is more fClly set forth in his said report, II
IS by the court this 2isi day Of December. 1916
ad1udged. ordered and decreed that the said sale
be ratified and confirmed by the court. unless
cause 20 the contrary be shown before the I'D
day o. January. 1917. Provided. a copy Of this
order be published once week for three sue
cessivs weeks before said date in the Washingt
Law Reporter and The Evening Star. WENDELL
p. STAFFORD. Justice. tSeaI.) true copy
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills.
de22. q. Jas
Evening star., 1916-12-29
CHARLES ". CLAGETT, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF columbia. Holding Probate tourt.-in
re the Estate OF Louisa q. Hicks. Deceased -
Administration. No. 232G3-Apulicatiou having
9een made herein for prunate Of the last wtIi
and testam"ht AMI cvdacils thereto Of said de-
ceased. and for letters tC>;aInentary said
estate. by Reuben H. Hicks and Thomas Hicks,
u Is ordered. this 18th uay OF December, \. u.
1916. that Fannie &. Daniels. J. Edward trelgh-
ton. Louis Bard aud Reed BAIRD and all OJhe RS
Sonc"ri,a. appear Ia SAID court 9th day of
February. AID. 1917. at 10 clock am, to show
Gauss why such application should BE-
&ranted- Let notice hereof bc published in the
Washington Law Reporter ana The Evening
star once IN each of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned. tine
nrst publication not TO be less than thirty days
before said rrturu day. WILLIAM EITZ,
Justice. tSeaI.b \ true copy-AtteSI: JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills deg. jal IL
Evening star., 1916-12-29
JOHN &. W. BEALL. Attorney.

SUPREME cor KT Of THE DISTRICT OF 90.
luuata. Holding Probate CoGrt-Nn 232T2
Administrat!un.-rhis Is 20 give notice: Taa;
the sGbscrlb,r. of she District Of Columbia. has
obtA ned from the Probate Court Of The District
of Columbia letters n adm lnistration On the
estate Of Charles l.. Mock. lat. of the District
of Columbia deceased. Al persons having claims
against the deceased hereby warned 20 ex-
hibit The same. with the yotohrrs thereof legally
authenticated. 10 The subscriber. before the
21Et day Of Deccmb.r. \. y. 1917. otherwise they
may by law te excluded from all bcnsnt VI said
estate Given gat:er by hand this 2ist dag Of
December. 1916. JEANETTE +. MOCK j4O5
Illinois ave. tSea!J Attest: JAMES TAN
NER, Register % Wills Tor IA. District OF Co
lpmbla. Clerk Of The Frpi,atc Court. lie22 % Ia
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Nav Indict Food and Fuel Dealers

NEW YORK, December 29.-Whether
indictments are to be sought against
food and fuel SPECTATORS probably will
be determined at a meeting of thirteen
United States district attorneys from
Maryland. Delaware, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Massachusetts, New York and
Rhode Island held here today The at
torneys plan to compare the results of
their several Investigations into the
rise in the prices Of food and fuel.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
M. Besnard Again Gets High Post

PARIS, December 29.-Rene Besnard
has been appointed undersecretary of
state in the ministry of war NJ. Bes-
nard was undersecretary of state for
aviation in the last administration, but
resigned owing to hostile criticism. He
has also served as minister of labor.
minister of colonies and undersecretary
of finance.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
To Treat Pneumonia With Serum.

NEW YORK, December 29.-The city
health department will in the future
supply for the treatment of lobar pneu-
monia the serum perfected by the
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Re
search, Health Commissioner Emerson
announced today. This step, he said,
r light prove to be the means of lessen
ing materially deaths from pneumonia
in New York city, which amount to
10000 year.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS. A1torne

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1901
iuistra tion-This is to give notice: That
the subscriber of the District of Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the District
of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate
of Molly Elliot Seawell. late of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, or before the
Sth day of December AID. 1917: otherwise they
may by law he excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day OF
December. 1916 WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS,
Columbian Law building. tSeal) Attest: JAMES
TANNER, Register of Wills for the District OF
Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court. de15. % %
Evening star., 1916-12-29

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunibia, Holding Probate Court.-NO. 23.s4
Administration--Ihis Is 10 give sOtice that the
subsrrih-r. VI the District OF ColuuiUIa. has Oh,
tained from the lronate Court Of tbs. District o!
Columbia letters OF u lu!ns the
of Milton Preston Mlller. hate Of the District
Of Columbia decreased. All persons having
claims against the deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the with the vouchers tiIc reOf
legally authenticated To the subscriber.
be:ore tb. 2sth day Of Decembcr. .A-D. 1917 ;
otherwise they may by law b. .xclisl~i from all
benent II said estate Given UnG-F my hand
this 2sth day OF December. 1916. u. HAROLD
MILLER. .ilu l2nd aw. iSraI) Attest
JAMES TAN$EI:, Register Of Wills for Dis-
uict Of Columbia, CLERK Of the Probate Court.
de- a5
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Rumanian Oil Fields Laid Waste

LONDON. December 29.-Speaking at
meeting of the Rumanian consou-
dated oil fields. William w. Rutherford
member of parliament from Liverpool
So id that probably the value of the oil
fields destroyed by the allies in the
Rumanian retreat amounted to 30.oeG.-
900 pounds sterling.
Evening star., 1916-12-29

OF the 4,75O,00O acres in Wales, p
600 900 are under permanent pasture
and only 700,O 900 are cultivated
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Best for Cold. and Cough.

Father Johns Medicine builds new
health-without using alcohol or dan
gerous drugs.-Advertisem
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Children Under Five Suffer Most.

The greatest number of deaths nave
occurred among children under nFe
wears of age. The disease is most con-
ia agious during the early catarrhal
stages and is conveyed by means u
particles from the respiratory 1ract
which are elected during spells oi
coughing 1t has heen stated upon soou
authority that the distance wllhih
which a person is liable to Infection Is
about five feet, though the distance III
some instances may be much greater,
While most contagious IN lts ehrl
stages the disease is most difficult OF
diagnosis at that time, local health ofil :
cials state. Parents, therefore, are urged
to avoid exposing children, especlalig y
the very young, to those presehtlhs
catarrhal symptoms of the reSplra.o,s
tract 1t is well at all times, too, 10
avoid taking a young child INTO
crowded or poorly ventilated building
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Married Washington Woman.

DIR. Bean married Lauretta III. Van
Hook of Washington January /. 1878
He was named curator of the depart-
ment OF fisheries, United States Ma
uonal Museum, in 1850 and served
there for fifteen years He was the
first director of the New York aqua
rum. serving from 1895 to 1898, and
under his regime most of the speci-
mems were gathered
DR.. Bean also was editor of the re-
ports and bulletins of the United States
hsh commission from 1889 to 1892. For
a snort period, during 1897, he also was
acting curator of fishes in the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History. in
New York city. He also served as the
representative of the United States FISH
commission at the Chicago exposition.
1898. and at the Atlanta exposition.
in 1886.
He was director of the forestry and
fisheries exhibits of the United States
at the Paris exposition in 1900. and
chief of the departments of FISH and
game and forestry at the st. Louis
exposition in 1902
Dr.. Bean was the bearer of the
ROYAL Imperial Order of the Red Eagle,
conferred by Emperor William for per
sonal scientific services. He also had
two decorations from the French gov
ernment and was one of the few who
bore the order of the Rising Sun. con-
ferred by the japanese government.
Evening star., 1916-12-29
DR.. TARLETON H. BEAN,
F|SHEXPERT, DEAD
G.. W. U. Graduate Was Decorated
for Scientific Attainments by Ger
many, France and Japan.


ALBANY, n. Y. December 29-Dr
Tarleton Hoffman Bean, seventy years
old. world-known scientist and New
York state fish culturist since 1906, is
dead after two-month illness which
followed an accident in which Dr. Bean
was struck by an automobile November
l3 while crossing State street
DR.. Bean died suddenly late last
night after he apparently had fully re-
covered. An autopsy showed that a
pulmonary embolism had caused death
He is survived by his wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Caroline Bean Blommer of
Pittsfield, who is the wife of the son
OF the famous Dutch painter, Blommer
DR.. Bean was born in Bainbridge, Pa.
october :, 1916. He was graduated from
the State Normal School of Millersyille.
Pa. in 1866, from George Washington
University in 1876 with the degree of
NJ =, and from the University of In
diana
Evening star., 1916-12-29
Control by Respective Nations.

"Of course. each of the leading ma
tions would continue to control every
thing within their respective borders
immigration. exports and imports and
all else. Real independence. as we have
said, would exist.
This for the leading nations of
earth For the backward nations the
international Legislative body will have
to provide protection from within
protection from internal wrongs This
will be practicable, due to the fact that
the spirit of justice has come into the
leading nations.
"A review of the situation reveals
the fact that the world is on the eve
of a wonderful new age-the age of
brotherhood under modern industrial |
conditions. And with it is very sure to
come a remarkable development of la
bor-saving machinery. Spiritually the
near-at-hand possibilities are almost
beyond human imagination to depict. /"
Evening star., 1916-12-29

THE SUITS include Pinch
backs, Body-ftting and Conserv-
ative models-both single and
double breasted.
Evening star., 1916-12-29

THE OVERCOATS are Belted,
lined, Form fitting and Con
servative models-self and velvet
collars.
Evening star., 1916-12-29

Truly a special-for we have
had them made in our own fac
tory-with care for every detail
of style and fit and workmanship.
Both in Young Mems Models
and the Conservative Effects.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
NEW YORK, Feb. "a.

Democratic leaders
without other development
For
market called absorb
in
of
Ing hands durin
features the market the strength shown
which
points, al
stockw was d
a
n a renewal Of the advance.
Furthe Advances in Prices of Steel Products
a
In
Of
being held s15o s175
is being asked for m
4 idendsR by Cincinnati Northern Railroad
previous March Is,
January Union Pacific Earnings Good
the the
$44S5s5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

Fniiaoelphlas Pa February 20. 1915.
The Directors OF the Company have declared
4 dividend Of - and an extra dividend 81 5os5
On Cqmmon stock. payable March IS 70 stor<-
hqiaess q record March ,, 1916. Tranafer
bQQka q ne open from March j 70 AIarch
and closed from March 10 March 81
- - WEBER. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
COTTON UNSETTLED,
POLITICS THE CAUSE
After Early Irregularity, Prices Fell
OFF From 10 to Is Points

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i--Business was
fairly active on the cotton exchange this
morning. The opening tone was steady
with prices to 5 points higher. In
formation as to March notices was
meagre II was ascertained that they were
thus far 1000 bales and the best estt-
mates were that they would not exceed
5000 bales This was expected to have
some effect on sentiment. but apparently
was without influence. Spot houses pur-
chased March early and then turned sell
ers of limited amounts.
Liverpool showed advances of about 71a
points whereas gains of but to 2h
points were expected, but no attention
was given here to the trend OF p.ces
in the English market. II was clear in
the Southwest again this morning, but re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
DIVIDENDS
OFFICE or
THE q. IA. GEIsT COMPANY
LAND TITLE BUILDING
Philadelphia, Pa. February 25d. 10

Philadelphia, Pa. February 23d 1915
The Directors OF Freeport Gas Company
have this day declared regular quarterly
dividend OF one and one-half per cent. u1Ss)
on tne preterTed stock OF the Company out
said stock Of record at close of business this
date Checks will be mailed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24

ports Of precipitation came from all the
other sections Of the cotton belt
Sentiment, however, was unsettled by
the unfavorable view OF international
politics and the irregular ruling Of the
stock market. while there also appeared
TO be some selling here by eastern belt
spot houses and prices soon eased off
under n renewal of local pressure or
liouidation. Declines of about Is to 1S
points under the early high level and some
10 to 12 points under last nights closing
ao,,,as, FnII,,yod
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
NEW YORK corFrr \ q.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2d.-rho -
aet ,,,, opened pence steady at to points b,.s. ~,
anu ,r',,, ater 'ar..., showed a nervous under
less pressure Of liquidation in tt"s was
position and little trade bnvinao ~ nsssvch
month although It was thouebt ~. ., nai
that tenders on March contracts ~ pi3o,nahh 3,I.lh
VIII be quite liberal There wac Iluay
less selling of the late rnontbs o1.e 'o1e 2,
opening and prices lost part of ~ Fr ta
advance AT best, the market ,yas v eaill
row one and prices were easily 9 in9,n..HaHs. nas
both ways. "'lueneei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Feb 24.-BUTTER--AIarkct
strong on all grades with light Offering of
fancy stock and better clearance of lower
quality and fresh. Receipts, 1873 packages.
SGHc:: state dairy. 5idB o5c". imitation cream
cry, 23Qp 24c
EGGs-Nfarket trade fairly active; arrivals
moderate and prices firm with a slight re-
frsts. 24hc.; frsts, 2sts a2lc,; nearby
whites. 2oq30c.; browns, 25I5 a G26hc; mixed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
Trenton and Bristol Earnings
figures followed

The Trenton, Bristol and Philadelphia
street Railway, for the six months ended
December 81, 1915. reports: Gross earn
ings, s51.35O; net earnings after taxes.
$50. $50; surplus after interest, s10,252.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-24
&C FINANCIAL NEWS
STOCKS SUPPLIED AT CONCESSIONS
RANGING FROM ONE TO THREE POINTS
Rupture Between Executive and Democratic Leaders in
" Congress Used by Bears to Depress Market
,F Heavy Foreign Offerings
High Points in Todau,s Financial Neps

Pure OIL Compnny declared dipdend Of cent Gnd an rG
Prices steel products
boosted again Cincnno Northern aodd dscqe per ccn dgao
good Street heard that $4,000 shares of Cambria steel hd
deposited sale MdUae at SS share leaving % 600 get out
st1ndu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
Simmfl5 Xriuat= 6pte|
Sierte StraBe, spiidlen 8e9e-
ntqnn uub Seltuers @eicbaften
Serindnat, Io.

Sreies 9ao fir @aite. 9ioum I'M
@rSsel1oB (~baiemeut) fiir slutomos
bile; ut Siderbeit unb uiter Gers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
IN Der beiiisey aadbt.

Nun boacn bon Den setrGcntbiirmsn
Die acknowledgement flar uno rein,
NUTS neue Siebt not' aaupf uno
Stiirmen
Der 5rieoe IN Die Scr en- Elm.
Die frobs 9otiddft to- ! uns mieoer
Bon @ottes Siebe m~uroerbor,
Us femntt I'M Subelfl Hig Der 2ieoer
Bonn SimmeI bod oer sngeI Gbor.
Gin Strabl oes Sitte lit eefaIIen
in irnire oinfle eros naft
rlno bot in Siitten una in SoIIen
Wiilionen Seraen bell entfadt.
Us ItrabIt Der Stern.. ben 8ea an
5eisen
Gum Odd, mo- rubt %, SimmeIfino.
Dor Dem Die aonise iieh beiissn,
Sie bod uno mGdtig i,saud finb.
. beige Haht, nie beyrlid flinfeIt
Sein Stern ourd aIIc e=uigfeitl
Oes bclliten Cages 9ift p~trounfeIt
unb iiberitrablt iein @IaL ,rod ueit;
Der Sreuoenruf, Der emit ,rtIungen,
&linst eiuig bell iinb unsetrilA,
llno picoer t0nt's nit eng, Sangcn:
Tlio bat @ott Die @eIt aeIiepti
9ertboI0 Size.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22
Yin bic 8nnben Der 8ascona6e Sen
tral Selepbpn . Gpmpanh.

8ir baben ms nad &rdften be.
miibt 81 Den gegenpartigen Sele.
pbon Soften Den beltm0glidften
Selepbon : 9ienit Sl liefern, bod bel
ben groBen Sreiserbobungen a1f al.
leg Bacterial un6 Reparaturen, Die
gu Snitanobaltlng bes SeIepbonip.
items notbDenOig iipb, iinb mir nidt
mebr i'm Stanoe oieien 9ienit in Der
fir uniere aunben befrieoieenben
@eiien gu ben ~bisberigen Soften ai
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baber bieier @eiellidaft in &raft ire.
ten Deroen:
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Selepbon . Wietbe $3.50 per Monot
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$1.25.
3. @uf Telephone, in 8obnbGu.
fern miro Die State unper1n6ert blei.
ben, namlid $1.00, bod lit Die freie
9enutung bes S%elepbons MIR Der
5amilie, einidlieBlid ibrer anseitell.
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gren5e. guf ollie Selepbonrufe al,.
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bieielben bleiben nie bisber.
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8erbinoune lInger als 4 Minuten
braudt. miro fir iebe peitere Winite
nit 5 Gents beloItet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-12-22

Sdge ibn bercits erfabt mo il n Ell.
men ticfen Sdnitt i'm gcinc / iae.
bruht.
Die ct. Souis 9eitltng ser @.ty
crn Union telegraph 60. bot ant.
filnoiat, oaB 5piihen $350,O00 uno
100000 als 8eibnaftsgeihenfe OIL
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ct. Souis sur Sertbeillng fommen
perom. Nhir iolde angeitellte tom.
men in 8etradt, Die ipcnigitens Elm
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bem 3rdtbattie %entlaiien unb 5mar
utf Sarole, na6oem tic odrt Wonate
bon einem Smeiiabrigcn Sermin noe.
gen Sali6nng abgebilBt bot. Gin
iunger Mam Ramsns CHARLES Sp.
penlan6er in ct. 2ouis, mel6er nit
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