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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
CUSTODY OF ORPHAN BOY
NOT DISTURBED BY COURT
Judge Crump Declines to Order Child
Transferred From Home to
Catholic Institution.
HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
Edward 5. Rose. Guardian, Seeks to
Remove Albert Grantlc From Gus
tody of Miss Annie Dobbins, Who
Wins Her Case in Court.

Judge crump III the Law and Equity
Court yesterday declined to remove :,
SiN-Ncar-old orphan boy from Il com :
PORTABLE home where hr is being cared
for. To have him placed in II Catholic
institution. In announcing his decision
Judge crump said; II frequently order
the removal of Childran from inStitu-
lions To home in which they can be
better cared for, bat have never he :
fore been called upon 10 do the re-
verse"
The ease wns that Of Edward = Rose.
guardian. against Miss Annie DobbinS.
iiahcas corpus proceedings were insti-
tuied 10y Mr.. Rose because. he alleged
that Miss i'"hhns. whose home is in
Barton Heights. refused TO permit the
boy. Albert Grand". 20 be removed to
catholic institution. Mr. Rose tcst!-
hcd that IL was the expressed wish OF
the boys father. before The Iattcr's
death that the child bc placed In an
Institution of the catholic faith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
Governor or for Curo,,r.

FoN"rnor stuart and his STAR VII.
leave Richmond tomorrow ni"ht at
ll:l5 o'clock In special car over the
southern Railway for Kings Mountain,
y. ~. where the Governor viii ne the
principal speaker at the annivcrSarv
celebration of the battle The marty
VIII reach its destination on Saturday
morning at II o'clock. ana VIII leave
that might At ., arrivint. In Richmond
early sunday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

Lee Chapter of the Virginia Division,
United Daughters OF the Confedcracy.
has designated delegates to the ma
uonal convention Of the United Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confcdcracy, which is to
he held In Dallas. Tex, in November.
as follows: McsdamcS Newton Me-
Weigh. Andrew Jackson Montague
Temple Roy. Charles Norman. Leslie
West. Charles Langhorne Emma Nor
ris l.. G. Smith, Thomas Winn. j.. H.
DesI'ortcs. G. y. Rose. v. -. Sycie and
l.. Lee Rodcn. and Miss Marie Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
Peters to Discuss Law Enforcement.

The Ministerial Union of Richmond
will hold its first fall meeting Mon
day morning at 80 O'Clock in the
sccond-iloor club room Of the Central
Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev. j. Sidney Peters. Commissioner
of Prohibition. will speak on Law En-
forcement." and business Of Importance
will he transacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
L. Held for ola On,.,>.

I'd mccormick, alias ia. Cotn,an
alias Ed McComoro, colorcd. was or.
uercd held for the grand jury ycstcr.
DAY by Police Justice Crutchhcld on q
charge OF assaulting, with Il knife
Lewis Bowcry, also colorcd. The al.
legged assault occurred TWO years ago
ana the negro has been out OF the State
since that time,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

officers for the year viii be elected
ANA other business transacted at the
! annual meeting of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association. which will be held
sunday night at the association home,
Eighth and Clay Streets There will
be reception given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary following the business meet
! inn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

captain Georg" T.. Pollock will Sc
rec, sixteen men on Saturday morning
ai 'oilcc HEADQUARTERS, to get as spr.
.ihl p"i''c'ncn during the fair. The
men selected viii go on duty next sun
DAY nigh, an" remain on duty until the
sunday morning following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

l.. y. Estes, sa!ooukcepc, Of i0l
North Eighteenth street. was ycstcr-
day acquitted in Police Court OF tho
charge OF operating a gambling house
III ms saloon j +. Clarke. q. y. Ben
nett and John \ Sclph. a former
councilman. charged with being dis
orderly AT the same time, were also
acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

H. y. Lucas and Alan :. Wright wcr.
yesterday nominated to tho Hastings
Court hy High Constable Wyatt for
appointment a. deputy high constab les
Thcy We're appointed by Judge Rich
ardson. and both qualified for Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

Permission was granted yesterday by
the Administrative Board to the Rich
mond Republican Club to swing big
6. .. u. campaign banner across Eighth
street, at Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
Case against wccm. ni.m,.s.,

l'r j. t.. Wccms, chcmis, for the
state department Of ArH.cuiturc was
yesterday acquitted in Police Court of
me charge OF abusing James Dabncy,
colorcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05

The Railroad Young Mems Christian
association viii give the first OF It's
ran entertainments Tonight at S
o'clock All members Of the associa-
ton and its friends are invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
September Has ~. pcn,h.

according 10 figures announced yes.
'cfh"| ny The Health Department, there
were 23- deaths In Riclmond during
oep'ehi"tr' OF which l2S were white
and ia colorcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
WORK Of PREPARATION
Is NOW <nNA SrE.n

Each day this week viii see the ar
rival Of additional cattle and other 1.-Two
stock, rae" horses ana exhibits The
grounds are busy scene from carly
morning until lat" at night, and at no
time In the past has the work OF
preparation been 50 far advanced as at
the present
An Industrial. agricultural. horticul-
tural ana other displays viii be free to
the public. and viii be nuGmcntcd by
the Two stages in front of the grand
stand every afternoon and night. The
stellar attraction viii be the hiplane
exhibitions OF Miss KATHERINE. Stinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
VARYING VALUES PLACED ON
P0sT-0FF|CE PROPERTY
Average Expert Appraisal for Site
Needed by Government Is
100000.
REAL ESTATE MEN CONSULTED
n. Beirnc Blair Says Owning Conn
pany Paid S5O5,O0O for Combined
Tract at Corner of Eleventh, and
Main Streets.

y. Biernc Blair, president of the Vir-
Sinia Building Corporation. owner uf
the property ut Eleventh and Main
Streets. which the government. throue h
proceedings IN the United States Dis
trict Court is seeking to condemn fol.
the purpose of extending the Fedora
building for Increased post Office FL :
ciliticS. yesterday testified that his
company paid 100000 for the com
bncd properties fronting on Main and
Bank streets. and that expenditures
made since it's purchase have brought
the total outlay OF money much above
that figure.
Condemnation proceedings were i'm :
stitutcd by the government under AN
act "i Congress. appropriatinr the
sum OF Si'o.oOo for the purchas. Of
the property. 10 pay whatever dam
ares might accrue to abutting or other
property owners by reason of it's con :
dcmnItion. H. L.. Dcnoon, IL real cs-
tate agent, who sold to the Virginia
building Corporation the property
fronting on Main Street. was of the
opinion that the value of the com
bincd properties is 100000.
AVERAGE VALUATION is
PLACED Al SInb. 900
Nalues. ranging all the way from
S"SI.1rO to SGoD.d00, were placed on the
property by other expert witnesses
drawn from among tho men who figure
most prominently in the citys real es-
tate business. The average valuation
WAS about 100000.
James Caskic, an attorney, placed it's
value At $i0U,000; Frederick q. Valen-
tine. ut 100000: l.. w McNaigh at
S3i0.00o: IL. Seldom Taylor. at s375.00O
Walter Stahler, of the Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia at 100000; Lc-
Roy t.. Brown. who pronounced il the
most valuable site for AN office build
n irh at
Nash. at the same figure: II. ~ Nc
Curdy. at s53o,000: Frank -. sutton
at S3S1.50o. J. J. Pollard. at $3.50. 600,
and w. l.. 'izzini. ut the same figure.
w. Il: Purcell. Ir., testified that The
property is assessed at $2i2.0no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
Dcsignnt.s Judge iioI,

Governor Stuart Yesterday designated
Judge Henry w. Holt. Of itaunton. 10
preside over the Corporation Court OF
tofer III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
BOY SCOUTS AS GUIDES
TO STATE FAIR VISITORS
lhirty Will BE Detailed From Rich
mond Troops Each Day
Next Week
MIDWAY FAST TAKING SHAPE
work OF Preparation Is Now We'll
Hh'ahccd-livc Stock and Other
Exhibits Rapidly Coming In From
All Parts of Virginia.

Acting as guides to ri.c general in
io'h'htIoli ana to render first aid to
SICK ANA injured. thirty members OF
We Richmond BOY Scouts VIII be as
NShcd to duty ut the Virginia state
far chch day next week. On We'd
n"sday, which VIII be Richmond Dav
IN" number of scouts viii he Increased
Y" sixty ON account of the big crowd
which Is expected. The Scouts viii he
assigned TO duty each morning which
means that during The s!N days Of the
iitif lio Boy Scouts will have rendered
their services
Ar emergency hospital VIII he To-
Gated on HE grounds. 1t will lie i'm
charge OF three doctors and two nurses.
The Midway Is assuming large pro-
portions. The temporary buildings are
being completed. ana as soon AS tho
shows arrive and the canvus Is
stretched, WahOo Lane viii be ready
for the entertainment, OF visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
LARGE ATTENDANCE Ar
OPENING OF SESSION

The convention is well-attcndcd a
large majority OF the associations 80
members was present at the opening
session. which began about 10 o'clock
DR. William pilchcr. president, called
the meeting to order and read his an
nual report
President Pitcher reviewed the prog
rcSS made by the profession during the
past few years, and made Il number Of
suggestions. practically all of which
were adopted. He suggested that the
association have its deliberations each
year printed. He also suggested that
the association take up the matter of
conducting postgraduate meeting,
probably inviting one or more Of the
ncighboring States TO participate.
lit might be we'll" he said. Ito call
attention TO the Whitncy-Sccle hill
recently introduced in the New York
Legislature. looking To the creation OF
dental hyCieniSts as "A legal profession.
whereby young men and women can.
with some eight weeks of training. Of
fer their services for cleaning teeth.
1t is claimed by some that once hav-
ing begun TO operate in the mouth they
will develop int" illegal dentists. These
people. If started In New York may
soon invade other States. and this is
a matter that the association should
take notice OF"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
MANY DELEGATES ATTEND
STATE DENTAL MEETING
ioid That New Anaesthetic Will Do
Much to Eliminate Patients
Dread.
SPEAKER DESCRIBES IT'S USE
In Annual Report President Pitcher
reviews Progress of Virginia As
ISOLATION and Makes Sur.estions
Which Are Adopted.

Featuring the opening session ves-
terday OF the Virginia State Dental
Association. which is holding its FORTY
seventh annual convention at the M;,
some Temple. was an address by DIR
Richard III Rcithmullcr, of Philadcl-
phin. on Conductive Anaesthesiu." Il,
the course of which lie said that I'm
the future the great dread of dental
work would be relieved through the
methods used IN administering the
anacsthctic.
Dr. Rciihmuiler said that no profess
SION had been so caricatured by req
son OF the pain inflicted than the dem
tists, but that with the use of con
uhctiNc anacsthcSia great amount
OF pain will be relieved, and the dread
OF thousands az people OF dental work
VIII he abolished. lie described the
use of the anacsthctic, which will re-
uucc the pain at least onc-h;tlr
Through the use of the ;nacSthrtic
in the manner described by Or. Rcith-
muller. the nerves on the entire side
"i the mouth are practically dcadencd
TO any pain This practice is now used
by some dentists. and is expected to
come int" general use in the near flu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-05
WILL. ELECT OFFICERS
AT AFTER NOON MEETING:

The Legislative committee reported
that an additional dentist, Dr. Guy r..
Harrison, had been placed on the State
Board of Health during the year, and
the convention voted To order the COM
mittccS report filed. Several measures
that had been considered undesirable
had been opposed by this committee
during the Legislatures session, and
it's action was approved.
AT the meeting last night Dr. Howard
II. Stewart. Of New York. gave an in
teresting lecture on the Common Sense
Treatment OF Riggs Disease Condi-
tious."
This morning viii be devoted to
clinics. with further lectures by Drs.
Rcithmullcr and stewart The election
Of officers will he held al the after
noon session Or. Weston A. Price, Of
Cleveland. Will deliver AN address to-
night at $40 O'Clock Thr public is
invited.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06

Nbenb in Stepis's 9artsn, an Der 2e'
rtnston s3ite, gu Gbren bes Serrn
Wm. Risblin itattfanb. nabnen mepr
aIs 100 psripnsn tbeil. 5err Riebliil
tpsl9er gu unieren gea6tetiten nnb pos
puldriten Uitbiirgern 3dblt, ipurpe in
sebiibrenber MeiIe sefsiert. Der Grs
Stabtclert Ri9arb Bon Sosne fanz
airte als Soaitmeiiter unb iteute Der
Yeriammluns ben gircuit= =Ridter
5rant M. Sraep Dor. 2ebterer ii5er>
rei6te nit elmer pdfenben anipra9e,
i'm Ramen Der Gppinston 2oee Der
Glts, bem Sefeiertsn sinsn eolbbss
.nopften Stpd, fpelher bieSnidrift Der
2oee in solbsnem 5elb seist. 9lu5er.
bem fpurpen BON Wiitsliebern Der bies
Iisen, Der Gincinnatier 2ose Rp. 5 unb
Der Rstppprter 2oge Rsben sebaltsn,
fuel5e nit srpbem geifal dufssnon
men ipurbsn. Serr Rieolin TT Der Sc
flyer Der ganeriidsn grauerei, pel4e
5u ben srObten bes Staates SGblt.
= Der 2ublop Stubtrutb bal gs,
fern 9rbenb beTalpifen, bab Die Stabt
fir bic guffubrt sur neuen Siibba6ns
bride $4,000 beipillisen fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
NuBlamb
Sest bic entntsmdbt. ssssn gris
ds9Idnb ouf.
Die 1gotDoe Grsmpo" ft5bt Drobuns
gen sessn ben aDnis aonian.in
aug.

ct. pettrsbura 5. Suni.
Die ruiTiIde prsfe brdngt bic gns
tsntemddie, sireu it6rieren Druid auf
Gris6enlunb apssuiiben, fpessn bss
fsinbielissn 0trbdlttns biefss aanbes.
Die oerfdiebensn aritteI babeH cine
Senintion Dsruriadt, namentIid elmer
in Der gOrisnSe Seitune, in bem ansebeu.
tst fpurbe, sbdB Der a6uia BON Gries
deuIanO iit fiir Idnser, Jsrien na6
sinsm anbsrsu Ort keeb.n iOlIs, Der
fsinsr Geiuuoheit sutrdsIiaer isin
ipiirbe, aIs atbsn.'
Die aubsrsn Seitunssu .rssben ii6
iibsr bas .pO!iiifde gerbrsden", bas
9rie6enIano an ben gntenttmd9ten
besebe. Die Jlppoe @rempa erilart
bic in gaIOnih anseDanbtsn Wabre'
ssln fir urgsniissnb unb forSert bic
Gnientemddts auf. bic sseisnsten
Sdritte in qirGus unh atben su
tbuu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
1dmpfen bis sun, emt8iilti'
gen Giese
Werben bic Dsut d zen.
nenn bic IIliirten
feinen 0erfanb
nrnp (, mon
annebmen.

annebmen
gerlin, 5. Suni. = lleber eon'
bon. = Der Rsi6stanaler bot aber.
mails i'm Rei6stas iibsr ben 6risbev
seipro6en.
.@or feds Monaten, ON 8. Ss5silI'
ber." iaste er, .uls i'd iibsr urisrs
militdriids Gage ipra4, duberts td
mid gum srfien Mal iiber unisre Se,
rsiiwiIlisieii grieben su i&lieben. SD
tonnte pies NIT Dem fsiten Dertruusn
ibun, baB bic ariessluse ii4 fur ans
nod ipeiter perbefern piirbe. Die
entipidlune Der Dinse bat bies bsftd'
tist. mir bdben an alien 5ronien
ipeitere lortf6ritts semadt. Wu iinb
i,bt itdrter OILS mir jemals iparen.
rDenn i'd nit bisisr entmidluns
ber Dinse por meinen ausen iasis,
bab mir bereit ieien 5rieben gu itlie'
zen, Sann babe ih mir uidts Su psr'
geben, au6 fpenn unier @nerbistsl'
tsin Gntgsesn,ommeH fanb.
.Sn Der tritii9sn 3eit bonn 5uli
1914 mar ss bic qflidt zines j.bsn
perantiporiIiden Staatsmannes, nitts
unperiutt gu laiien, lin ben Gri.oen
nit Gbren 5u erbalten. Gu6 mad BEN
erfoIgreideu 3uriidId,lnsen unierer
Seinbe ,piini6ts id ui6ts unperinht
su laiIen, um bem idredIi6en arisse
Elm Gnbe gu maiden.
I'D, iagte einem omerifanliter
syournoIiIten ecaeniiber, bab Srie'
Observation-Disclosures rur BON per
antrportIden Stadtsntaunern Der
frieafiibrenoen gfGf)te nu6 Der ga'
us Der jetieen siriessfartc eefiihrt
meroeu fonnten. 9ieier Boritln5
nrrSe pom Der anberen Seife 5uriid'
ae.uicien. SIC tuollen Die ariegstarte
nid,t ancrfennen fpeil iie irner nod,
buffen, Iis Dislleidt Su ibrem 0unlien
rerbeIern gu fonnen. Sie perdnoert
iifl aber mebr 3u unierem @nulten.
gcitbem id ole 8emerfunG gernad,t
bnben mir ipeitere @elpiune geniadt.
Sic Snpitulntion Ger britiid'cu armce
IN slut-Gl.amara, gdeberlagen Der
,Sransoien bel 9erbun nit ungebeu.
rem 9erIititen, Der 3uianunenbrllt,
Der ritiiiiden Giieniipe i'm wenrs, Der
m6t,tige @oritob iiuieres ailiirten ge'
aen estalien, Gle 0eritdrfilne ltiiierer
s,inien Dor Salonifi nno iest bat Der
Seeiie.r on Der aiifte orn ssiitlano M
icre Sersen NIT ,sreiloen crfiiIlt.
so ii.bt bic ariesstarts heiite aus.
Ajenn unisrs JeiRDe ibr bic Iugsn
perI6lisben polIsn, bann nriiHen uno
ipsrbsn mir tGmpfen Biz iie ofle untsrs
leaen Iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
&babsIbrnd,
Srns George @oet bei einem Sturs
BON ber geranba ieiner Sob.
nnns bappn.

Wit einxm S9obelbru9 Iisst in
nabeau boffnunssloiem 3sftan6e Der
"a SABRE aIts Seorse Goeb pon Ro.
1904 Central 9lpenue i'm itdbtiIHen
SofpitaI barnieoer.
Goeb sog iid bic @erIsbuns gu .als
er beute Msorsen seeen balb 3fpei ubr
bon Der >Derorba ieinsr Wobnung i'm
britten Stodipsrt bes 6auies 80.
1904 Central 9lpenue in ben Scf
berabitiirate. gr tpdr auf Der Nerdnoa
sinssidfafen unO blifb, obf9on sr turs
Dor Wbitternadt BON feiner @9neiisr
sepedt ipurbe, bod bort iiBen anb
lpurbe bonn sssen balb stpei llbr bsuts
wtorgen BON sinsm anberen 1eipobner
oes 5afss In betpubtlofem 3uiianbe
i'm Sof aufsefunbsn unb unbersiisli6
bon Der ppIiSei mad bem itdbtiihen
SOfpital iiberfiibrt, no bic 9lsr5te ftts
men 3uitanb fir nabe5u boffnunsslOs
erildrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
9tabiate Same.

Cine etpas rabiate Dame I4eint
Gina 0rees, bic Satin bes @uihes
0ermdnn Sress BON @o. 1923 Wsit
Se6Ite Strubs, gu fsin. Sis serittb
esItern Qu6mittas eelegentIih elmer
4useiudnberisbung, Die fie nit ib.em
@otten bate, 70 ing8utb, oab iie einen
RepolOer ersriff uub eirsn S4ub auf
ibren Gattsn abeab. 9liidliterpsiIs
perurIa6te bic aussl mir Elm God in
Der Cuff urb bic SdiiBin ipurbe bon
Der poliSei Sur Yerubisuus binisr
S6lob unb Risgsl gebradt. Seuts
ipirb lie Ri4ter geatman noibseorans
gen ibre &ufpartung MAIDEN miifell.
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@uloenes slnbiLaum.

Die gsieaigs Ra6fei,r bss solbsnsu
Subildums bes Jrauens unb Sung
trduenpereins Der Reformirten 5as
Iemssemeiubs (GurI s. Sspl, pfarrer)
fpirb ituttfinoen am Donnsritag, ben
S. Suni, besinnenb 2 llbr Ra1mit.
tags. Sdmmtii6e 9Iieber bss @ersins
bilben bas gefuirtbunesfommittee
Ddbrenb beg Ra9mittass ipirb Raj.
fee unb 8uben gereiht. Don 8 llbr
bis 8 llbr pirb Elm ihmadbdfies
abenbsTen isroirt. Der Gintritt III
Frei. gs ipirb fir Grfrii6uneen un6
QbenbeHen eine Sii1tolIefte erbobeil.
Die yeisr finbet ftutt i'm Sdulraam
Der air6e, Gde Or9arb unb Sp.as
more Sirabe.
Der Grauens unb SunsfrouenDers
Elm label biermit no9mals ale 5reunps
Der Gemeinbe, Defenders auh Die
sSreunbe aus fGmmtlidsn beuti6en
S9neftersemsinbsn, auf bas 9srSs
li9fte Elm, fid an biefer geTeIlieen Jsier
gu bstbeifigen. Sir ansemefisne lin.
tsrbaltune 1T beitens ssiorst unb al
gutter Ride piro es nidt feblen. Ter
@erein rednet auf te4t adblreiasn
3uipru4.
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@Odenberidt Ses itaStiiden 0einnS.
lleitsamfS.

M16reno Der periIoiienen ISOLDE
i'm itdbtiiden GeIunobeits.
ami $50 iSdac ron uniiedenoefssranf.
teiten uno Is TooesfoIe infoIge iol.
der aranfbeiten acineIbet, eeeen ISL
grfranfiinsen uuo % Eobesialle in
Ger YaraIleIpohe oes porigen sSnbrea
sluf bic ein5cIren Grnlfbeitcn Der.
tbeiIen iid bic CUR MeIouns eeIangten
Sadie rpie foIet; Waiern, II Grfran.
fungcn uno ppei Sooesfdae; 9ipbtbe.
riffs, % grfralfuneen uno Elm 70.
Sesfaa; Sdapiuoiud)t, % Grfrantin.
ger anb 10 Gobesfdae; @inbpoden.
16 Grfranfimgen; aeudbuiien, II
grfranfiinger uno 5rpet SobesfdIlr;
Sdjarlahfieber, 3 grfranfiingen
4iun,ps, 2 Grfranfunsen unb NoIe
cine grfranfrng.
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ZdJipers Werlufte
GrIitten bic 4anabier bel
benz Ietten Sample bel
Ubern.

SttaD q, Ont, 5. Sy,ini. Sbsleidl
an bas @2ili5oepnrtenlent feline Gin.
5eIbeiten ilber bic Defeuitpe Der Sta.
nooier in Der lcsten Sfaatt bel
9pern aelangt iirib, gebt aus Der 81.
rs.9erllitIiite bod berpor, oai,
Ser aautpf ciner Der bortriadigltel
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Spise Der 0iIte ftebt General gictcr
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berntibi miro. Gr ipar Der geiebIsta.
Ter Der @alcartier Rangers geiuelelI
nno NIT bem eriten fanabiif,en aon-
tinaent no6 europa nbgegongen. llno
an sireitcr steIle fiebt SeneroI 0!er.
GER, Der cberHalls perpinbet ipiir5e
uno ii6 imter ben Uerulibten be.
llnoet.
Inter Scn Tobten itebt Der Nnnie
BON Sbcrit s. 6. @afer, Titglieo Ses
a,drlament CON Bronre, Gueber, luel-
der aus benz Sfab oes Ser5c9s bon
Gnnnauebt austrat iiiib NIT bent Su.
acknowledgement s,rtnceb patrieia
nod europa girg. 8or icinein- sooe
Nor er epeimal per,pmlbet iporoen.
slls gum oritten WtnI pertpambet lit
Majcr u. $amilton 8ault BON Rsn.
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Gtobt Chi4aabaa. 5. Sani.
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