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Plea Rejected; Penalty Sustained.

A plea that uniforms for the army
cannot be made up to War Department
requirements because Of inability to
import German dyestuffs has been re-
jected by the controller of the Treas
ury. who disallowed a claim of J..
Spencer Turner & Co.. Philadelphia
clothing manufacturers. for $741. the
amount of a penalty imposed by the
government for failure to I'LL a con-
tract for $4,000 yards Of olive drab cot
ton cloth. The contractor declared he
could not obtain sufficient dyes. The
department obtained the cloth from
other sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
DISTRICT BILL CONSIDERED.
Proposed Increases in Items Are Elk.
planned to Senate Subcommittee.

The District appropriation bill again
was under consideration today by the
subcommittee OF the Senate appropria-
tions committee in charge of the meas
ure. The members of the board of
education. Judge Latimer of the Juve-
nile Court and Librarian Bowerman of
the Public Library. in addition to the
District!Commission appeared before
the subcommittee today to explain the
increases in the items for their various
departments of the District govern
ment which they desire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Not Submitted to Controller.
FAVORABLE REPORT MADE.
Senate Committee Approves Bill for
Land for State Exhibits

A favorable report has been made to
the Senate from the committee on in
dustrial relations on Senator Marines
bill authorizing the Secretary OF Agri-
culture to investigate and report to
Congress on the expediency of having
the government of the United States
set apart tract of land in or near
Washington, d. c.. sufficient in area to
permit each state and territory to con-
struct building suitable for making a
permanent exhibit of it's resources.
Each state and territory is to erect
Its building at its own expense and
maintain it. The Secretary is directed
to report to Congress not later than
January !. 1917. The bill carries an
appropriation of $500 to be used in
making the investigation. --F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Leaves $500 to St. Stephens Church

The will of James O'Day. dated Deem
Der "a. 1915. was offered today for pro-
bate. He leaves 5000 to the pastor Of st.
Stephens Catholic Church for masses and
gives $500 to q niece. Catharine Counsel
man: $500 to his daughter, Annie O'Day,
and 800 each to his grandchildren. Mar
raret and James Cd. Cunselman. Prem
ises 9sl 25th street northwest is devised
To his daughter. Annie O'Day. and the
rear portion Of the same lot to his niece,
Catherine Counselman. The remaining
estate is to be divided equally between
the daughter and niece. The daughter Is
named as execptrix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Wins G. w. U. Scholarhips.

Miss Frances Robinson Of the MCKINLEY
Manual Training School was today an
nounced as the winner of scholarship to
the George Washington University Sum-
mer School. The scholarship was offered
to the member of the friendship clubs of
the Y. w. C. A. making the best scholar
ship record in their respective school. One
club is in each school, and Miss Robin
son was adjudged the winner The schol-
arship was offered by a friend of the as
ISOLATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
OFFERS SERVICES TO q. s.
Capt. Guy T. Scott Will Go to Front
IF Needed

Capt. Guy T. Scott. a vice president Of
the Continental Trust Company and a d.
rector in a number of local financial in
situations. and son Of former United States
Senator Nathan B. Scott. this morning
offered his services to the government, il
needed.
Capt. Scott Is a West Point graduate, and
has been in the regular army a number
Of years, retiring about three years ago.
He feels that it is his duty to return to
the army in any capacity to which he
may be detailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
COFFEE SHIPS SEIZED.
British Said to Have Taken Six
Vessels Into Port.

COPENHAGEN, June 21-The Ber-
lingske Tidende says that five large
Swedish steamers with coffee from South
America have been seized by the Brit
ish. and that the steamer Kronprinzessin
Margareta, also coffee-laden. has been
taken to kirkwall.
The action is beloved to have been the
result OF allegations that German agents
were gathering large quantities of coffee
in Sweden for export to Germany as soon
as the war is ended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
F0RTY-FIVE CIVIL WAR
VETERANS WOULD FIGHT

COLUMBIA. s. c., June 21.-Fortv-
five Confederate veterans who reside
at the Confederate Soldiers Home here
have forwarded a petition to President
Wilson offering their services "to go
to Mexico or elsewhere in the event
Of war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Dramatic Club Closes Season.

With a complimentary dinner and
dance TO it's members, the Knights of
Columbus Dramatic Club closed a sue
cessful season last evening at the CO.
lumbus Country Club. Addresses by
several members were features of the
occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Progressives Quit in Kansas.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 21.-There will,
be no progressive party ticket in
Kansas this year. This was made
known today when 1t was announced
that the ten presidential electors
chosen at the state convention last
month would not file their declara-
tons It was announced some time
ago that there would be no progressive
state or congressional tickets in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Kaiser Pardons Lonsdale.

AMSTERDAM. June 21.-The Frank
furter Zeitung says that the German
emperor has pardoned William Lonsdale.
an English prisoner Of war. who recently
was sentenced to death by court martial,
the sentence being later commuted to
fifteen years Imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
HOuses
Met at IL o'clock.
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Senator

The District appropriation bill
was under consideration by the
subcommittee of the Senate ap-
preparations committee In charge
of that measure.
Senator Chiffon of West Viz
ginia has introduced an amend
ment to the District appropria-
ton bill carrying $500 to i'm
prove Belmont street from 18th
TO 18th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
DAY IN CONGRESS.
senator


Met at noon.
Resumed debate on post ONCE
appropriation bill.
Secretary OF War Baker con-
ferred with Senator Chamberlain
on Mexican military plans.
Houses
Met at IL o'clock.
General debate begun on armv
appropriation bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Capt. Mason resigned his ONCE as
consul general In June, 1913, after
having served thirty-three years in
the consular service. After visiting his
home in Ohio he returned to France
and became chairman Of the American
Ambulance at the outbreak of the war
capt. Mason was appointed to his
Paris post by President Roosevelt in
1905. Prior 10 that he had served six
years as consul general at Berlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
CAPT. FRANK H. MASON DIES.
Former American Consul General
Passes Away in Paris.

PARIS. June 2l.-Capt. Frank r.
Mason, former American consul gen.
eral. died here today. He was seventy
eight years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

leo: the abolition of night train service
in Mexico and everything quiet on the
surface summarized the situation AT
this border point today.
Mexican Consul MelQuiades Garcia.
who for many years has conducted a
department store here. has closed his
establishment. packed his stock in nve
box cars and crossed into Mexico.
Gen. Reynaldo De La Cara, military
commander at Nuevo Laredo. opposite
here. announced last night he had re-
ceived q personal telegram from Gen.
Carranza, instructing him to do every
thing possible to prevent raids in his
territory and to exercise strict super
vision of all Mexicans crossing the IN
ternational line.
Drastic Measures on Border.
All persons found on the Mexican side
of the border with arms, who attempt
to enter the United States. will be i'm
mediately executed without trial. Gen
De La Cara stated. He will issue
proclamation to this effect. he said. in
the name of the de facto government.
officers will be warned in the procla-
nation that failure to execute such
armed persons will result in the execu-
tion of responsible officers without re-
course to superior authority.
Gen. De La Cara said the recent in
vasion of Texas by armed Mexicans was
the work of reactionaries. who were at
tempting to discredit the Carranza gov
eminent and cause Americans to believe
that the Mexican people were I'M
friendly toward them.
The Mexicans leaving Nuevo Laredo
for :he south today all came from the
American side. Citizens of Nuevo
Laredo. it is declared. last night refused
transportation to interior Mexico. de-
claring they would have no means of
obtaining food should they leave the
border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
signal Company, 60 Strong.

The Signal Corps. commanded by Capt.
oliver C. Terry. assembled sixty men
in uniform. and had their wire carts
with them. Seventy-nve men il the
limit of this command. which 10 one of
tho "crack'' signal companies Of the
country's militia. The Signal Corps did
land ONCE" business yesterday and
this morning in recruiting. practically
enough new men signing papers II form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Bustle at Fort Myer.
Out 1t the camping grounds at Fort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-04

Seute abetlo Inn s ltbr i'm
set i'm @arten Der Sermannslobnc-
@ane cine 8eriammlung itatt, in
Der SER 9. gngelfing, aanoioat
fir oas Mint oes Gountp 3idters,
loipie anOere 6erren lpreden iper=
ben. Aae 6reunoe Serrn Gngel-
fines iito eingelaben, Der 3ulam-
meniuitft beBumohnen.
Die Wierioian Hoao Meiiage,
Die per MutomobI BON @innipeg,
Canada, nod Nllepo Sareoo gebraht
miro, paiIiertc bel1te morgen uil-
iere Staot. Ser sntomobiIfabrer,
Biaiam Stei1ibnrot mt Namef,
itno feline 9egleiter Gbas. Oapis,
George @iaiforo uno s. &. Som-
mono trafen beute morgen Inn &c
llbr % Minnten an Ser &iper 9(pe
elm mo uno muroen pen Dem Seuer.
mebrhef @rigbt omrh Die Stnot ge.
: leitct. 9ns alto fubr sur ;3eit mil
einer Sfneaigfeit bon Ied)5ie Mei
Zen ole Stunoe.
Nah elmer Sddsuin1 oes Sen.
Jus : 8iiros in 8aibington ioa lid
Die gepolferuug unierer Staot an
$123,S3t belanfen. 9ie ginnpbner
5abl BON Gailas i'll auf 1852
,alIo 696 mebr ais San antonit
'angeaeben; bod iolen bierbei spie
8efpobner BON 6 8oritabten, Die MIDI
sur Staotgelneinoe 9olas eeboren
init eingerednet fem.
lie San Iiitonip @as {
electric GompanD bat Der STAB
Die Offerte aemudjt, bel abldluB oeg
naditen a~ontraftes sic 9eIelld,
tungsfoiteii gons betrdhtlid Su re
ou5ieren Die Staot be5abIt ieb
fiir 600 @ogeitlifter lie $64 per CAB,
nno fir $50 nSssi1canoescent" Gam
ben je $50. Der 3ufunftspreis iii
Die gogeillifter ioa I'M $40 Uni
Der fir oSncohoescents" nm So pr
Sabr berringert peroen, 10 ooB 81
Staot cine Griparnis bon $6450 mo
den miro.
Oas aSoutbmeitern Snititnt Q
Mitiic" belt geftern abeno Elm
bodit intereIIalite miiifalifde lin
ferbaltlng ab, Die febr gut beiud
llib fir fueIde Elm ousgeseidnete
Trogramm boreeleben mar. geioil
oers reimbursement iino bic @or
trdge BON Yrcf. @idiams, Ser orrc
lein tpunoerbores aIapieripicl f.
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SnInnn.

= Sn 9eeip. gorf bat oie Ioli5ci
Elm Spnamit &omplott entoedt uno
feds 2eute perbaftet, pel6e beabiid)=
tigt baben ioaen, 5mei Stationen Ser
ltntergrunobabn in bie Suit 81
iprengen; bie perbafteten 2elte &C.
boren sl1 ben Streifern Der Inter
gruno=gabn. Die etrte Station,
melde 8erit0rt meroen iolte, lieet an
Ser SO. StraBe ullb @roubmop, Die
anoere lit Der Gitp Sa1-gabnbof.
- Der Mbiatifer &ictor GarlItrom,
bon Dem mir bereits beridteten, oaB
er 0ie $50 Weilen laltge Stretfe
bon Chicago nad erie, 8enn., ont
Oonneritag nit elmer 91rd)ifnitts-
ael6uinoigfeit bon 1t2 Mieilen per
Stunoe IN 257 Min1lten 5uriifgelept
batte, bat feline 5abrt bon BORT ans
nab Stem Dorf am 5reitag beenoet.
Gr bnrdflog, BON einem giinitigen
@inoe unteritiitt, Sic lebte Strefe
in elmer Sobe BON 1000 SUB uno err
rei6te babel eiiten 9ur6idnitt
bon 1877 Meilen per Stitnoe. Ser
6isber bonn S%ran5olen @eorines ae-
baltene Geforb bon 1876 Meilen lit
olrd oieIe Sabrt UNI II Weilen per
Stu11oe iibertroffen.
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@ernidtnna ser ySpa @eebil".

Die Cotton : Sflan5er oes Stao-
tes @rfanIds beabli6tigen eilten Ylan
bebufs Gernibthng Der u8oa 8ee=
bills" sur Mrsfiibrung 5m bringell,
Der iih audi fir BEN Staat Seras,
tpenn ri9tig aneefobt nno energiIf)
our6gefiibrt, BON groBtem gorteil
ermeiien miro,
Ser BIan beltebt oarin, aGe al
ten @flaBeniiberreite mie Stengcl,
8lGtter, obgefaaene rgolls", iotpie
ltnfraltt, in oen1 oie o@eepils" If
rem @interf6laf berbringen, iorg-
faltig a1f ben Seloern 5uiamtnerl5lt=
febren nttb sic So1lfen Damn 5u Der
Bremen. Gs lit inoelien notig, nift
1tllr Sic eigentli6en Seloer in Die
fer @eiie 5it traftieren, iottoern Ipe-
5ien an BEN Sen5en entlang GRIND
IidJ ailf5uraumen, Ga oie grfabrung
geIebrt bat, baB bier oie eigentli6en
@rutbeeroe iid ~porfinoen; oesglei-
den iollten aIte 2agerbduier loipie
Dos oieieI6en itmeeben0e @roreid)
peinli6 geiaubert uro 0esinfi5iert
perbe1r.
Tim aber mirfIiden Grfola gu ba-
Ben, lit elm angemeines nnh 5tpar
glei68eitiges 8orgeben notipenoig,
bd Der v8on @eebil" elm t~panoerlu-
tiger @eielle lit uno nit ieiner
gan5en Samilie ii6 bon ben 9rllt-
itdtten aus nod m%eiIentpeit emit
fernten nelien @eioegriinoen be-
giebt.
9esbaIb baben iif oenn aild oie
Eflan5er IN Mrfonias 81 gemein-
idaftlidem 6anoeln pereinigt. ga
Die bisberieen @nitrenguneen gin-
5elner fil9 fruftlos erpieier. gnd)
fiir unferen Stant 6iirfte iif) oieier
8lan iegensrei6 ertpeiien uno ionte
bon oen beri6ie6etten Sarmer-Ier-
einigrtngen unber5iiaIid nod Dor ser
Renbeitellung Ser Seller belproden
liro CUR Musfiibruna gebrodt mer-
Den. Wie piele Milionen 9oaar
Shaoen oie .@eebils" bier attae-
ridtet baben, pilien Sic 5armer am
beffer. @ernbe BEL Sen ietiaen
enornnen gaiimtpon Grei5en Ionte
oaes moalide getan per6en, UNI
Die Sf)1olinge aus5urotten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-04

pie Ieine eighteenth Seiitungen ont
Ser Srgel Die 3uborer at entdildell
beritano.
= Smei 1lel1e Ieroplan : S6pa-
oronerl, beItebeno aus ie IL Slug
mai6iner, meroen auf Sort Gam
&ouiton garniioniert, iobalo Die aus
1900 Mann be1tebenoe Wanni6aft
refrutiert lit. 3u ieoer S6mooron
geboren ie % Mfotor : Sruds1 eth
7iitiges &aliagier : @ufomobil, 7
Motorcpcles, bie n%otuenoigen San-
gars, Mai9inenperfltatte nlm.
= @m vSallotpeen" @beno ba-
ben perl6ieoene 8iiri66en in ibrenl
nebermat ga1t5 geborigen llnfug ge=
trieben uno Sltnoerte BON 8rief=
faiten an Ser 8oitrol1te 80, Die BON
ser Siio-Slores StraBe itD nad. Ser
Corpus Gbriiti 2anoltraBe 5u err
itreft, obgeriIien nro 5n %unfnrnlli-
6en &lumpen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&oitmeilter @rmiiteao Ioa iiber Die
fen nniinnigen ganbalismus Iebr
aufgebradt ieitt nno oie 8olt : Ser
tpaItung miro ieoenfoas cine 9elob=
nung auf grgpeihung Der freden,
aeritorungsmiitigen 9engel leben.
0aB es ibnen i6ledt gebt, tpeun file
erpiidt perben, liegt flar o1f Der
Sanb, oenn Snfel Gam laBt INT Die
fer 9e5iebnng ablolut ni6t nit iid
lpaBen.
Gin 9elifateiiem : Counter. Sa
ser Sermannsiobne l. &aGe meroen
bonn Sonntag ab uno ie6en fer
neren Sonntag i'm Speiie5im-
mer 9elifateiien in elmer @nsmabl
bon breiBig Biz bier5ig Sorten Ter
biert.
- Sn Ser u&eo Men's Saae in
No. tf2 an Ser Solebab StraBe fiel
mabrenb elmer Situng Der Boca-
bontas 2oge ein SeIofen infolge Ell
mes oefeften Si1Bes Inn nno oas III
8ranO %eeratene Del ergoB iid iiber
BEN SltBbooen. @Iiidli6er @eiie
fonnfen bie Slammen ibneG ge-
lol1t per6en unb BET gintreffen Der
Senertpebr mar l1on aae @efabr
boriiber. Der angerihtete Sdaoen
miro a1f $25 geidast.
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6reie YrtFe fHl seras: sonnabeno 4. Nouenlber 1916.

uno int Gourttp @efangnis 5t
&ingSpiqe eingelperrt NOR, tit bon
BORT e~ntiprungea1. Sheriff Scarbo-
rough bon &leberg County bat cine
8elobnung bon $500 ouf feline @ie-
oerergreifung ausgeiebt. @oberts, Ser
Elm ga1l5 gerie6ener &o6ltapler ielr
IoG, iparoe inn Staate Californian
berboftet u1to fonnte erft nod lang
mierioen >8erban0lnngen nod
Geros ousgeIiefert meroen. 9ie bon
ibm ol1sgefiibrten @aunereien loaen
ii6 ouf iiber 100000 beloafen.
- SIM Sitter BON 80 Sabren tit
aapitan Gbas. @elbouIen Vt Sbi=
ner sur epigen Gllbe eingegorger.
9ef gerI6ieoene bottle ben giirger-
frieg atf Ser fonf0oerierten Seite
mitgemadt uno miro bon %iei1per
8ittpe, orei Sobnen uttb elmer
So6ter b%etrauert.
: 9ie nd6ite @eriommlltng Ser
| Seras Sotel &eeper's @iiociation
miro am II. 1tnb IL. 9e5ember in
Minerol @eQs abgebalten.
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9ie itGotiid)em @ablplGse fir Die
fDmmen6e Nah1.

8resinft SO. 1-gerar gouatn Court
bans,
Bersiutf SO. 2-Seuerfpebr ealls
SEQ. -, gde 5outb SIores nnb 8iide
StraBe.
Iresinft SO. g. Sames @cNlanus'
glab, 1918 Soutb Shores Ctr.
Hresinft SO. Is. S. 2annm's YLab.
2711 Sputb Shores ctr.
Sre5iflft $40. 5-8ufer's Tlab, 1880
6outb Stores Ctr.
Gresirrft SO. 6-SoreiteIp's Gtore,
@de GUADALUPE lutb Snitb Ctr
Yre5inft SO. IS. 3ubinla's Steres
1913 @era gru8 Ctr.
Tre5inft SO. 8-9eneboleticia 6alle,
115 Mdtnmpros Ctr.
Gre8inft SO. 9--Seuertpehr 9aus
$50. II. ode Soutb Srio nnr Iatamo@
rps ctr.
9re8irft So. To- SpielpGaB, gde
8uena @iitd uuo Gmitb Ctr.
Hre5inft SO. 11-Seuerfpe6r : 6alls
SEQ. s, gde Sueno @iita nnb GoIillp ctr.
Gresirft go. 12-2uno's Stpre, COL
@eft Galfnas Ctr.
Yre8inft go. 13-Neuertpe6r , 5aus
go. Is, Gde Gort6 Salaoo uno Yere5
8re8ilft SO. 14-g. 8. garDnler 9
Store, 25Of @elt Commerce Ctr.
Iresinft SO. 15-Marottat's Store,
Gde 2ope5 uuo North Salaoo ctr.
9resinft go. fG-8eit @nb Tapillon,
Yre5inft SO. t7-207 @elt Srdpis
StraBe (gefpton @ebdube).
8re5iuft SO. 18- esoiepb SGnI3s
Blab. gfe Homana uno Rortb Stores
Ctr.
&re5iuft $50. f9-Spiepb &br's Slas,
col Gan 8eoro Abenue.
Rre8inft So 90 - YapiIlon, Gun
Bebro Gprings,
8rs8inft SO. 21-Seneripebr Saus
SO. 6, Guiiea &lace.
Hresinft No. 22-@ooolapn @rus
Germ. Ode @ooolatpn Gpe. uno Iortb
Shores Ctr.
9resinft SO. 28-S. s. 9ioorppie8'5
Sture, Ode Sones Mpenne nnb Erobi
oence Ctr.
Gresinft SO. 24-graipforn's Store,
30t DIT @lclib Mbe.
Rresinft $40. 25-Seuerfpe6r zSaus
$50. 4,@de MairLAne. uno Noma1a Ctr.
Hre8inft $50. 26-Seuertpehr ; 9nis
$50. 2, 219 Srapis Ctr.
Yre3inft $50. 9. g. 2unb'3
Store. 432 Qipe Gaf ctr.
8resinft $50. Is Sranf @elter's
Slab, 301 Ibenue 9.
Rre5inft $40. % Otto S6impfs
8lab, 1913 Hiner Mpenue.
Ere5inft SO. 30-Obb SeIofp's Gale,
gde Center 1no Nortb Gberrp Ctr.
\Rre3inft $50. 81 Silerts 1Iat,
gde @urleion nnb Rortb gberrp ctr.
Tre8inft $40. 32- Mlitb's 8arbeH,
Ola @ranIpn Ctr.
Sreainft So. 33-Seueripelr : SauS
SEQ. 5, @de Naion H.. SenoerIon Ctr.
Sre3inft $50. 81 Charles Glaus'
Slab, 2202 Nortb 3en<8raufels Ape.
Sre5intt Ne.s 35- Soiepb Besp'3
Slab, 702 Sbermaa Ctr.
Sre5inft SO. 36-0embler's Stpre,
1901 0it@Grodett Ctr.
Hre5tntt go. 81 @eorge @ilfe'S
Store, @de Iotnaorbn II. Center Ctr.
Sresinft gfe. IS q. 3ientonted 8
Slab, 602 @oIiab Ctr.
&resinft $50. 39-Sarmer's grybange
Store, 1902 8pominq Ctr.
&re8intt SO. 40-S. Saeob's 8Iab,
! 1909 SItsgommerce ctr.
/ 8resinft So. Al @eber's 6tore,
| Ode 9elapare uno 9reiB Ctr.
Bresinft So. a. Otto Sdmiot,s
gInb, ode Snoiana nno g. g6errp ctr.
8resinft SO. 43-S. Sarbung' 8 Slab
! 1880 Goutb 8rein Ctr.
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Sine prGdjtise Gimiuei6mna

0es llelen SaratogaGa E per-
anltaltete Der Iiberale Gigentiimer,
Ser George 0imotiis, inoem er
stpeiSunoert 8aiienfinoer oils feline
@dite einlli6 uilo ibnen elm por5iia-
Iides Mabl, beItebeno aus Suffer
ltn6 alien notiaen geigaben, por-
ieste.. Dieter menidenfrelinoIihc
Mft 0es Serrn 9imotlis bat oler-
Niefts groBe Inerfennung gefunoen
nnb oenl beliebten &~eitaurant pieIe
zgleiie Jreunoe aenadt.
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geiten oes &oten &reu5es ltatt. Su
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berufen miro. Gidter Sen lit al.
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uno feline @ntideioungen miiroen ge
tpobnlid ourh Die @erifte Der 70
beren Snitar5en beitatigt.
Ger 8roiioent Der Sera
Readers Iiiociation, Yrofeiior 9a
Benton, foroert Die @1bler auf fiji
oas ndd)iten Gienitog sur abitim
mung eelnngenoe ENHANCEMENT q
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tion, cine Der i60niten @usitellunge.
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perneilr Ser9ulon trof nit ieinei
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feiten eim.
Gin gepiiier s. %. Goberts
Der tpegen @eriibling groBortige
2ano : Sdminoeleien nno anoere
frlimmer Sransaftionen berbaftt
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Yoif md Der aIten ,Seimat.

Die ndd)iten neutraIen Dampfer,
Die Goitiad)en fir Oeuti1lmo mi
Selierreid-llngarn BON GGsfp Oorl
mitne6men limo:
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tag, Is. Gopember.
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neritag, % Nopember.
uStofbolm", @otbenburg, Cams.
tag, 2. 8e5ember.
uSreoerif VIII; Copenhagen
5. DECEMBER.
Limited States~ Copenhagen
Saturoap, 8. DECEMBER.
ygergensfioro", 8ergen Sumitaq
8. 9e5em6er.
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betreffenoen 0ombfers grob unf
oe,itIid, nuf Dem 9ripfumidIoa 81
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art marfiert tperoen, ba er ionit bel
lcidit ouf neittralen 8ampfern befor.
bert miro, Die engliide S6fen onlau'
fen.
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