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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26

for those who have had a couple of
months Of it. The midway places,
where there are strongly established
winter colonies splendid estates and
smart house parties. are attra citing
their yotarics. These generally envied
as well as restless pleasure seekers will
find other places on the map between
south and north to linger awhile and
rest up before they ach their homes
for the spring season. But only a few
If these folks seem to belong in this
city
There was no lack of color in last
weeks oferings-three Russian ballet
nights and a Russian charity ball pro-
vided it. It is very seldom a benefit
dance has such a program in addition
t" its social side. The love of fancy
dress and opportunities to wear it in
the smartest of smart companies would
have mad" grand occasion. but also
10 include performances by famous
dancers, in the price of the ticket. was
something quite unique. The axiom
that nothing succeeds like success
never had more complete elaboration.
Tn" idea Of the ball after its in
ccpton, just seemed to get bigger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26

Lent IS the season to get the concen-
trated gossip 81 the winter. Everybody
Is not chasing around as madly they
were d month ago, but the few who man
age 70 meet round certain tea tables every
day keep the gossip bag supplied. When
gu drop ~ and near the buzz YOU find
ont the world is moving and that the
puietest folks YOU know are pretty close
to the revolutions
''They say that the spring activity in
love and romance. SO properly thought to
he the particular attribute of youth, is
not being completely monopoized by the
boys aud girls at present, On the con
trary, some OF the courtships the smart
world is watching concerns several cou-
Piles who are grandfathers and grand
mothers. They look IT, too. which. of
course. does not always follow and need
not, they say. in these modern days The
beauty of IL All is. they also say. that as
far known, nobody is enjoying the
proba BILE nearby second plunge into matri-
,nony and the consequent changes of ad-
dress more than the children of the
happy old folks-which shows that rea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26
Social Notes.

Mrs. Marshall Field has taken an
apartment-in New Work and VIII spend
the month Of April there. returning
here later in the spring She took two
boxes for the Ballet Russo last night,
but turned them over to Mr. and Mrs.
William Corcoran Eustis. who enter
tanned large party.
Mrs. Robinson r powney, who with
Mr.. Downey is spending the season at
the New willard, viii entertain
bridge and tea party there Tuesday
afternoon. and will have Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson and a number of others to
assist her.
Mrs Archibald Oracle had her large
house party OF young folk augmented
last night by the arrival of Mr.. Nc
\eiI ssN.aZeY of New York. Miss Eva
Ingersoll also of New York. will re-
main with Miss Oracle until the mid
die of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26

sonable people are quite numerous after
all
The rofnances OF the middle aged no
less conspicuous, it was also said at a
recent last squeeze OF a specially well
filed gossip bag Because these various
affairs have seemingly been put off after
the principals had long been blessed with
years OF discretion and experience does
not lessen the enthusiasm and ardor with
which they carried on every day.
The femninity involved in these contem-
plated partnerships have as many bou
quets and boxes Of candy as their daugh-
tiers or nieces could show for a heart
siege and probably also many other gifts
more substantial and valuable
There Is not any trouble to spot the
regulation romances They prop up wher-
ever you 20. Why all of them have not
up 10 this passed under a new heading
Coming Weddings only shows there is
rift in the lutte somewhere. but one sure
70 yield TO the softening effects of time
and not cause much further dscordant
melody There are plenty engagements
almost ready for publicity and a lot more
that will have the wedding date attached
when the big news is announced These
concern the young men and women and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-26

make, naturally. the mos, interesting
phase that romance and love can ever
tat".
The social sCdtterstIon from here dur
ing Lent has not cached any great
extent. Seemingly those who could go
south. or anywhere else they fancied,
find plenty to please them at home. and
they will not make the venture else
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-21

eGD UT,-does this Policy of Business Integrity
X pay, in Dollars and Cents?" the Cync may
- inquire. 81.
From even that cold-blooded standpoint we may
answer Ito the growing youth of this country YES
it HAS paid even in material Success.
Witness the Goodrich growth from very small
Acorn indeed to the 90 Square ACRES Of Floor Space
in the largest Rubber Factory Of the at Akron,re-
quring Is Square ACRES of WindowGass alone to light
these Goodrich Factory buildings
Tires were placed flat the ground in would reach
more ha" 400 ies-from NeW York oz City to Omaha.
Goods made by Goodrich. .~
Witness the present Staff of 1S,147 People, who
produce the 12OOOOOOO pounds of Rubber Goods manu-
iactured marketed, and shipped during the year, by
Freigh from this Goodrich Factory in addition to the
100000 pounds manufactured and shipped by Express,
from same Factory during same period. =,
Contrast this Goodrich Rubber Goods Output, with
the total Imports of Crude Rubber into the entire United
States during 1915, vizl72 42S pounds,.and the
total WORLD Consumption of Crude-Rubber for same
r-viz:-142, ,000 Tons or 2S4 100000 pounds! 4
Then, aVho shall question that the Goodrich Watch
word and Policy, Of f'INTEGRITY FIRST pays, even in
material Results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-21
TVIIE greatest Word in the whole Lexicon of
Commerce is NOT "Service!'
If is "INTEGRITY?'

a Commerce is NOT "Service!'
IL 1t is "INTEGRITY!'
Because that term embodies Good-faith depend
abily-he Intention to play fair, at any COST as 'eH as
good Service.
Its essence so far business is concerned consists
in lyingup to the last letter of that Americanism,
THE Square Deal
1t demands from its practitioners not only due
respect for the Rights of Others whether they be strong
enough to enforce these Rights weak enough to be at
the mercy of the strong) but goes further.
1t implies charitable attitude toward those we'll
meaning persons who see "Ranbows," and who cannot
live up to promises they really intended to keep
An old-ashioned Virtue is this Business Integrity,
sometimes crowded close to the Wall by that modern
doatry called Business -Expedency.
But,-there being something MORE than Money,
worth striving for, in Busness-Expanson (as weH as
Money! this oldfashioned Virtue lives on thrives and
fourishes, in many quarters, like the FolkSongs OF
Nation that never die. -
May we here pay tribute to "BUSINESS-INTEG-
RITY, wherever it abides, and with all due modesty-
CLAIM it the Watch-word which has ruled Coodrtch
Activities AZ years of Rubber Manufacturing, Selling
and DELIVERING?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-21
Goodrich Barefoot" Tires

Goodrich E'Barefoot' Tires
n IGHT in weight, and close grained, d,-because
relatively free from inert substances or
VA filters" that give excess Weight to Rubber,
at the expense of Lvelness Sprngness and Endurance
Goodrich Salety-tread Tires, of black Barefoot
Rubber are therefore Lively, Sprngy, Cngy and Long
lived.
Through their high rheumatic quality, they give
Pep to CarAction, while stretching out Mileage per
Dollar invested, in a way that sets Users thinking.
More than 200 different Makes and Brands OF Auto
Tires were made and sold in u S. A. last year, 1915 to
the total extent of about 100000 Automobile Tires
OF that 100000 total Tires. the B. f. Goodrich 20.
made and sold neJ0nth
Yet-Tires are only one of the 267 different lines
made by the Goodrich Rubber Factory.
This indicates aVhy Goodrich Best-n-the- Market
Fabric Tires can be- and dre sold to Consumers VIA
Deaers) at the lowest price in America delivered Mile
of Performance.
Compare price-st on left column and see!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-21

This exclusive of the Goodwill Prestige, and Public Con-
ence that flows from AZ years consistent Practice of such Policy
which may well be worth much more personnel SATISFACTORY to
each Goodrich Stakeholder each enthusiastic Officer and each loyal
Employee of the B. F. Goodrich Co.
But 'IIow does this Concern YOU, the Consuner?"-you
ask.
1t concerns you, 1rst ALL proof that Square dealing
Straight inlng,and Integrity PAIS,even in Coin
of the Realm.
1t each Paren-and the Son and Daughter
Parent-as vivid demonstration of the fact that the modern god Of
'Expediency false god-and that all the brilliant feas and
dexterous manipulation Of facts which current as EXpdnc
are needless, for permanent Success
1t concerns the Consumer the Dealer n Rubber Goods
because he kows that in dealing with House Of Integrity he
TRUST the Statements the Products and TadeNlarks of such
House. inblcy-can Time and Trouble and abandon
that costly and unpleasant Watch which necessarily involved
in buying anything under the old Law Of Caveat Empo t the
Buyer beware)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-21

w THEN, therefore, the largest Rubber Factory in the
w World with AZ year Experience in Rub Rubber . W9rlng)
srat1on and Squaredealng, TELLS that Money cart buy
BETTER Fabric Te at than Goodrich Fabric Tires at
their very moderate Far LiSt pceyou well AFFORD to
believe it.
When they tell you that nothing but Business Integrity beCes
their charging prices those charged for other Makes OF
Tires of no better quality, you can rely upon this
The difference in price is then REAL Saving.
It the Value Of dealing with House which has
made Iegr its WachuOrd through AZ years of Rubber Manu-
featuring and Selling and which has yet sacrificed Principle
to Profit, Goodfaith to EXpediency,
Then accept this SAVING which Goodrich Integrity brings to
you every time you buy the best Fabric Tires in America, at the
following Fair List prices:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
Der gann t6ciIwciic Oc6Obcn.


GinOcr i'm 9llter bon rclIn Sabre itnN
0arH6er fonneH BON Moutog ob
wieoer Oie Sdnlc bcin9en-@ie
@ouOeIbilocr ite6en ocniel6el
oud mieoer 6ur &erfiigung -
Grci ueue Sale aus Oem Garrett
Gountp luurOcn mitget6cilt.
Or. s,obn 8. 9Iofc, Der @eilno-
bcits.Gouruiiidr, crlieB scitern Nod-
mittaa cine 8erorOning, lolit Deret
oie wegen scr ain0erl1bmlmgs.Gpi'
0eulic qcaen Oie 8anoelbiloers1bea-
fer fir aiuOer bon 8 SSabreu uno
Ooriiber unO sic Gmnrantdue gegen
Oic Sdnleu iiir 0.id6rigc imo dlterc
ainOcr am N'ontog oufgebo6en Miro
1ies mcint, oob Soltlenoe BON
aiuoeru in Baltimore Mlontag Dlor-
gen oie SGuIeu mieOer beiu6en Oilr-
fen
3ie glbnobue Der Grfrontlln9et
iuo sic G6otlobe, ooB sic meilten
ncueu @rfronturgen iplde poit Sang
lingcn ino qon5 fleincu aiuoern
iino, betuog Or. 9lafc 81 Oitleut
Sdritt.
Gem Stoots.9ureoli fir ouliedenr
sc aronfbeitcn ipurOeu ncile @r-
fronfungcn aus @orrett.@oitntp ge-
I-lneloet. Gs lino bic folgenoen. aotb-
rpm 5peidjcr, 6 Sabre alt, bon Slcci-
bent, SoporO Setrid, 3 SSo9rc alt,
BON @rontsniae, inO Der S-idbrige
George 2o6r. nobe Gcer 8orf, ferncr
scr 8 Monotc olte 9iobert Grafe,
no6c Cumberland, gIaeebeup-GountD
glit 9luSno6me bon Baltimore
County iinO mcbr Opfcr Ocr Gpioe-
mic IN @orrctt.GolintD ais IN irgeno
cinein Gountp oeS Stootes. @s ipllr-
oeu feline ucucn poiiti0cn Sale in
Scr Stoot ecnlclOei, Ood imterinfbt
2r. 6. Sronf SoucS, bon DER @e'
linuobeits-9cb0rOe cineu oerodhtiaen
6oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
9caic (srccn ipirS scindf.

Sic 4oli8ci lit criiidjt lporocn lin,
ic6an 5lt bnItcn nod Srl. 9tcllit
'@rccn, 20 Sabre an, aus Ricbnlono.
.9So.. oie icit cinigcn Eagen ans ibrenl
Scim peuniBt miro. Sic trug ciucn
blaucl Scr1r-9lu5iigr lit 5 SUP Z
3oa aroB, uicet ITO @iintO uRo fat
blonocs SNar.
GbcniolS pcrniiBt miro Der II,
id1riqc 9ctiaulin ScpicB oon 9tr-
1880, 5io Sig6.5tr.. Scr icit 9lontaq
pcri6mimoci lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21

BerorOcutli6 goitircuuolid. g3oN
Dem glbcnociieu i'm nSotel 0leen
9lnnc" muroen sic goltimorer nod
Dem @eibGitSlofaIe oes Serrn GoOcr
eingclaoeu uno bonn Mopor g. NI.
9lidols uuO eincm 9iiraer-Gonliic be-
ariibt, Sut cine NuiprQdc ocs 'grd.
iiOcutcit SSolconer cr6o6 iid Serr VI
Wiuion S6ccbnn bon Gaitor unO me
terbreitetc Sen 8oridlaa Baltimore
ourh ciu 5dbrboot nit Dem 0ituier
su Dcr6iitoen; Oie gicll5eit bo6c Die
idnellc Nef0roerlng gebroht, uno
iueun ciu Wloun IN icineu 9Iitoulo-
bile in Clifton aneefomnlen, lei CT %
D}cileu nGbcr an @bilaOelpbia oIs oil
Baltimore. Eds eiu5igc Nlittcl, Ole,
fem lle6clitorO ob5ubeIfen, lei eir
idjueIleS iS0brboot bon Claiborne
nod 9(unopolis, auf peIheni 9lutos
mobile, gobnpoiioeiere unN 6uBgdu-
ger bcf0roert iuerocn niiBten. 81
Oieiem 3pedc iolltc Der Staot Der
2moIiroBcu Gontniliion 100000
sur @criiigung itelcn.
Serr 56cebot betoute, ooB ieoent
ahoc om GItiiicr ser erfoIg Der
Mctropclc ocS stootcs n06cr Iiegs
ais cine @ciie nod 4enniploanien.
Sn Salisbury puroen Oie 9ulti-
norcr bon ciucr Delegation unter
8ii6ruug ocS MdporS bon 5olis6itrp
cnipfongeu. Scocr Tbeilucbmer er.
biclt bon 5wei Gomcu Der uG6ela-
peote & @otomoc Gclepbonc Co."
eiue friidc Nelfc auseIteft.
geob Dem glbenoeiien fono einc
oroBc gcrianlmlung IN oer rSRotP-
ilndnncr Solle" itott, 5il meIdcr sic
galtimorer cingcloocr pilroeu. Sic
Salfc ipor geiiillt, alS Ser goriiber
ocs 8ercins Ocr @eIdGitsleltie, perr
Bun6p nit einer 6albiotDriihsn
4 g(nprodbe Ocn 8eOneriolle oen gooci
ousidlug. Gr illitItrirte Die 9l6iicbt
ser 9oltiuorer nit ciner @piiooc, Die
in Cotton poiiirte no oic 8oltimorsr
4 gcirogt ipuroen SIT pelieu 9cerol-
\ glwq tic ei0cutlid6 gcfonluicn icien.
I Ict Sonocl init Baltimore lei Ioig-
fam aeitor6cn uno cs bcoiiric oer
cncrgiibitcn 9(nitrcngimgen fiir EN-
gteubelc6cn, Ter 5iucite ScOner pieS
alf bic Gro0itioncn Bilt luel6c Ole
GIlilfcr Counties nit Baltimore ols
scr NlctropoIc oes StadtcS pcrbia'
1 ocn. Sn elmer weitcren GniproHc
purocn bic @iiBitdnoe Ser gabnper.
! binonuaen bciproden ito betont
ouB ooS Situicr Scr @5nooe unO lhi'
Z guoOc elmer eiu5ioeu 9obuacicllidbalI
prciSgcgcbcn iei
gt 8. Qruppe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
IlMmi5ipaI S'adJridltcn.


ten qeitern ser 9uOgetbcb6roc Die
goranidlneiug iiir OoS fommen-
oc @cibdftsIo6r. - ST 366,S5754
puroenherfanat nuO audi bcluil-
igt, &cranihlaglinGen anOercr
Geportemeiits ciugereiHt.
Gic guoget6eb6roc no6nl geitcru
ole &eranidlaanno Der bcuot6i0tcu
Sulnme ser &oli5ci6eboroe eutge0eit,.
peldc in oem fonnienoen @eiddits-
iobrc cine g(bna6mc ii6cr Oas Sc
IAoitsio6r 1916 aui5mpciicn bat.
Gos Eoli5cioeportenent pcrlangte a.
crbiclt ocl gctrng bon 81, ,366,s575ia
SSrgenO pelAe Gonicrcu5cn 5ruil@en
ben beioen geborOcu luorcu niGt
notbwenoig.
Gs uuroe gcioet OoB Die Commit.
! fare cine llnterirhltng ii6cr Die Wc.
bultSiroac IN Dem Teportemcnt be'
.5iiqlib Der GlcrfS, SteuoorapbiItcn
mio onocrer @eonltc einlciter miro,
mu ooiIcl6e auf oieielbe Shfe nit
onoeren ltdotH6en glugeiteatcn Der.
EieIben 8otegprie 5it brinGen.
Gle @bnobme oes oerouidBlo9fen
9etrogs Ioll iiA aus ocn nidt oer.
ousoobteu 1bcil ocS @euionstoiloS
crgcben ba6eu
8llebcrf1ub i'm 9eIcnd ,
tungS Dcpartement.
Observation-Disclosures Mo6r,
G6ciinaeuiam ScuDrid pna ,Stqoti
Collector 4agc 6otteu oleidfalls lire
@rranid)Iagungcn liuterbreitet ipeI'
Idjc Don ser 9e6oroe untcr @eratlang
Igcuonlnrcn lpimoer, Serr Dlobr t6eiI-
tc nit, Sab er ali GnOe oeS Sobre5
taller @a6riheinlibteit uad Den 90.
trog BON $4,000 ais @riparniiie Der
2taot mieocr sur @etiii9ltug itG[icl
lfoml. GS mur0e i6m Der Gonf Der
Egc6oroc fir oie weiic 9erpaltiirg
IcineS Iepartcmeuts aItsgeiproHcn
IScrr Mobr erilthtc Inn cinen @etrog
Epon $4,000 Inn ilcue &onipen N
5traBen, sic bon Der GtroBeHbnll'
IGouniiiiion lmo StroBenourdSi
6ruds Goumliiiion ougelegt ooer
Derbeiiert lplr0cn auiiteleu 5it fon'
men GicieS Idj(ieBt 1000 neiterC
2ampcn III 9lleps nno. tleinerev
! StraBcny iolpic 800 tpettere 9ogcn
Iimo nggbite Nop" 2amper ein. Git
acknowledgement ser genaplten Ser
rem tuerocn ieocltiallS tuie cineerei6t
o6ne Abitreid)uugen angcnonuner
meroeu
Gin e hiffa6rts taitasEr cra
ipiinidjt ,
Ser &r1iipent Ser oMeIteru Mqrv
Ilano ga6tt, Carl n GSrau erihiet
aeItcrr ppr ser 9uogetbe6oroe uui
criudlte oie 5tnOt, eiuen SfiiIsfonQ
BON SO iyllB 3icfc m0 genigeuOel
greite 81 baagerm i'm groBen 5aDr
5cugcn bic 5nbrt POM icsiger Sanpt
syobrtuaiier uoA Oen 9(niqgepIdsel
oer @abu 8ll Bort GoOinaton 5il er
noelidcu
@loDor @reitos Hinirnt Dem Ero
left 5u ilno glaubt ooB eS.iid fiir oi
Staot ais cute @elOanlage cripeilel
ipiiroe
Az Tic Gerbeiiering 0cs aonals IDLE
Sc Der 5taOt $4,000 foiten iino oi
giiqn6nbu QeIcllidlaa lviro $4,000
ausaeben, lun bic tinnlittelbqre en
fo6rt 5li Oeu &icrS 6t ncrtieieli a
Gie gobn bat fiir5lib einen o.
: Ptrcioc.Glepotor gum 9Sreiie DO
Si,000000 al Eort Gopington crrtd
tca loiieu uuS nilnmt nod pciteI
X 9crbciicringen Dor Ncgeu Der jes
acu gbnciiingcit ocs aanals toune
! niele 9dific, beiouoers Die 4OlldpO
ibcn GictrcOCidifie oie 2oocplnt
itidlt crreideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
QlcridIt 0c9 WaItimurc g9cittrbnrc0nE
Der 6eudltiGtcitseebdlt Der 2tlfi
NOR 100 Bro5ent nm s ll6r &orgcn9
ml0 Sc 9sro3eHt nm s llbr sIbenOS
MtiIubude genbrratar


glus ocn iibrioen @unocs-@etter-
0Drcotdtmas- Stnticuen tu WOen Die.
iolgcn0qn boblten 9cmyeratlrcn
Sic I'M s llbr ocItcrn gtbcnS bcrric5-
irlt hcrihtrt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
RcinCS, grt gegObrcnrs nuo n6gcle'
ocrtcS Nicr

RcinCS, cut gegObrcnrs nuo a6aclc-
gcrtcS Nicr
1T scr Cjciltno6eit 5ntrdgli2. GoS
ans Der 6iciigcr g2tmcricdn @rcucrD~
ron SorH. 6rco. @olteulI6miot Der.
uorge1aHgcnc ,,SolaccT .&cbrdll miro
antcr oclien etgcner 9lufiidt 6crgc'
iteat, Goiicl6c lit licbHb i'm &c.
idmad, ongale6m 5ll trinfen luto
miro BON bieiiecn ancrfannt tiidti
aen 9lcr5tcn ais abioAIt rein ma oic
C5ciruO6cit in 6o5en @raoc foroerno
bcscibpet. Ailc 9tIitrd0c iniocu
pro1uytc NnimcriianIcit g'rauerci
S5arior0.glueY Momunent- il. &ilcn-
Ctr. Vel. 6. & Y. @it. @craon 363,
(Cft21 (9ln5) "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21
Wrasr cridluKcn.

SSu cincn glnina bon giicriudh cr-
icboB geiiern WlorGen Der 9lcecr Fnul
grolpn ieiuen 9|cbcnbubler Gee
9aIOpiu iul Saiie ser bciocrIeitS
ummor6cneu Catherine Gates, 9lr.
t70S, Orleans. .5troBc- Ter T6dtcr
cntiIob. 9olomiu ltnrb oui ocut
9Geec noh DEM l6pipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-21

O8rah 0yrnp
sWunic Gisb. ilar ge @louoomerp, Mar 60
Aoiloa. Y. iriib. 70 @anhidst. irab 90
NHinl0 trilb. .. IA 9cip GrltdnEy tlnr 90
ebarieiton. HAT s2 gleip Wurt ilar. "a
6DirnGo, 9lcAen. s.b2 GllnpnMn finr. ~, %
Cincinnati trih a.5s Bbtidnglpbid, liar sO
0iepelauo. trA6 .62 Yihsburnb fior "a
Ienber flar,.....5a l,opiIano, re. irilp G6
Ncirct &6nec. .5s &ortlano. orc, Ilor 66
Nuutb triibs.1. "a Anebecy iriib ... 90
60lpott triib...h9 Raleigb Aogeu s2
05aIDciion ilar.02 Galt q Glib llnr %
NbrecH BdN, %Dnec "A @alliSFanceco, liar w
Naticras. friip..7A St 1obne. Alcaen 80
Nunrc, tritp ...... 1913 81. Hciite, tilb w
pCcnd triib..a.s 30 &cranion irilb.. \. 40
.sndionplllc. Nar. S2 SbreUepoti liar SO
ssaniae @ltg. tiar 40 Spolane. ttilbs 922
Nhprbtle irfib III o. Ghrdrne. Aicncn. "A
NDiliSoiue, triO. !. AZ AdlHpn, irifb. ,...S BY
bacon, llor. 10 Map!ngtoiL NegeH ~
Ulcmp9ie. flar SO AAHnipeg, iar ia
Nus oct Teprciiion Dor iiioiucitli-
rhcn obprcit 5ecn9iceiou am Gouner-
iiog 9lbcno cntptdclto lib tuieocr etua
ip6r ihmcrc 5torling. bic iid beltc
gthcno ii6cr ocul uorolihcn Ebcil Don
9iicocr.aRidieon bciinoct ulio iiG
llorOoihpGrts bemeat.
lebcr ocr obercu Sccil-&egica
9crrIbtet @in0e pon mdBi9cr Stdr.
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lis eaitport r1erOcn Sturnliignnle
geaefcn
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GpMlrnnaf. Mn0 llntrraaua.
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INSTRUMENTATION. .

Sir WinrDIonO uno ben Giitritt
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glrtgrnnrn nerlnlnmrlh iidL

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non gloiuiopt Gaswortb porange1t.
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ediHafnricn

pou unO nod Gcuti6lono uno
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2t7 SitgaltimurcsGtry
(0lGrot9-) 243 SiO'gruuDpug.
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Der &ritfrica bcntc Dpr ctnem
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a2l. Gftober 1916
(Aladj 0em g3ertrbt DcS 1elitlbca
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sic 93itlgarcn iraisoiildJc mo icr-
6iitGc Griippcn.
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