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Evening star., 1916-08-13

Thursday evening a permanent de-
gree staff was organized, and Grand
Master Hope was unanimously chosen
as president. Deputy Grand Master Ir-
wing r. Schwinger, vice president;
Grand Herald Harry L. Anderson, sec
retary, and Past Grand W. b. Randall.
treasurer Grand Master Hope read
communication from Yonkers Lodge Of
Yonkers, n Y, relative to the annual
trip and visit of its degree team to
this city the first week in September
1t was unanimously decided to request
the Yonkers team to confer the first
degree while here. Committees were
appointed to arrange for it's reception
and entertainment The degree will be
conferred in the main hall. Odd Fol-
lows Hall. Saturday evening. Septem-
Der 2. after which there will be ban
quet. The lodges have been requested
by the grand master to have all candi-
dates who are ready to receive the first
degree present at the meeting.
Degree Director Milton S. Fall of
I.angdon Lodge No. 20, will hold Il
full dress rehearsal of the degree team
at tne meeting tOmOETO" ht
the last meeting four applications for
membership were received Robert A.
Davis, a member Of Union Lodge. No.
7, OF Richmond. Va. has transferred
his membership to Langdon Lodge, and
will be received tomorrow evening.
Noble Grand C. F. Whaling Of Covenant
Lodge, No. 13, with a large delegation,
was present at the last meeting of
Langdon Lodge, and delivered an ad-
dress. stating that the purpose Of the
visit was to increase the social and
fraternal relations of the two lodges
Past Grands Z. W. Burdette, E. c.
Blackman. r. T. McMullen and A. J. s.
Dixon. recording secretary. also made
addresses Noble Grand T. c. Mettler
OF Langdon Lodge thanked the visitors
for their visit. Refreshments were
served in the lodge dining room.
The initiatory degree was conferred
by the lodge degree team Of Excelsior
Lodge. No II, assisted by members of
the general degree staf, Thursday
evening. The lodge is to have degree
work at each meeting. Noble Grand
NJ. H Freedman, who met with q Sc
rious automobile accident In Chester
several weeks ago. was reported able
to be out
The degree team Of Phoenix Lodge.
No. rs. under the direction OF Past
Grand n. Keyser, will confer the de-
grees Friday evening. An unusually
large number of applications received,
II 10 said. makes At necessary to have
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Royal Arcanun.

Ouray Council, No. 1890, will give an
excursion to Chesapeake Beach tomor-
row The following list Of committees
has been appointed: Henry G. Lenz,
past grand regent. general chairman
reception, P. M. Kemon, John Shafer,
Everett Spring. B. c. Wheeler; athletics,
Charles F. Morrison. Sidney Haas, w.
l.. Deck; public comfort, Walter Koons.
James W. Scott, T. F. Mitchell. A pro-
gram of entertainment has been pro-
yided
Evening star., 1916-08-13

neighboring straps Sir Galahad ac-
counted for his manners:
That's nothing lady. That pusson
who took your seat can't hep hissef.
He's deef an bline. Yesum. He's deef
to de call of 'spectability, an he can't
see what poor trash he's made outn.
You amt ever seen nair gentman
struck with his kinder deefness an
blineness. Nome. I'm poor. but please
Gawd, 1 has had great 'yantages. Amt
no family higher up'n mine. I was
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Maccabees.

D. W. Gall. state deputy supreme
commander for the District Of Columbia
and Virginia and representative Of the
District of Columbia, has been in De-
troit, Mich, this week attending spe-
cia1 session of the Supreme Tent.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
TRAVELETTE
By Niksah.
Rouen.

Rouen. the old capital Of Normand
whence William the Conqueror planne
his wars against England, is a cit
which persists in keeping up to dat
through the centuries. It is a bustlip
modern town today in spite of its lor
and strenuous past You can buy Il
Oldest Of antiques and the most mot
ern Of manufactures in Rouen, bot
strictly local products.
Like many American cities, Rouei
makes its poorest impression from tn.
railway stations. No matter whicl.
train you pass through on. If you wer.
to take what you see through the car
riage window as a fair sample of the
old city you would never alight ano
investigate. 1t is necessary to have
faith in Rouen. to believe in more
beautiful things around the corner
and, as is often the case, he who has
faith is rewarded.
There are few places where the conr
trast between the medieval and the
modern stands out more clearly than
in this old-new city Of France. The
broad and handsome boulevards. the
brightly lighted shops, the bustlinG
cafes are very much of the twentieth
century: and the grim old stone houses.
the time-blackened carven walls seem
to look down on the pageant of mod
ern life flowing past them with dig
nified puritanical disapprovaL Lead
ing of from some broad new boule-
ward you often find one of the old
time narrow streets. just wide enougl
for foot traffic. that was laid out II
the days when Rouen was a walles
city and the needs of the pedestrian
or at most the horseman. were thc
only ones to be considered.
The traditional idol Of Rouen is Joa,l
Of Arc. They have named street ant
square for her. the best of he
statues are found here and there is
museum given over to the relics of he
strange career. Here is the towe.
where the unfortunate maiden was
tried and found guilty. Through thesr
same streets she rode in her brigh''
armor, and here she died at the stake.
Evening star., 1916-08-13


Triumph Council, No. s, met Tuesday
evening, with the state councillor, Mrs.
F. NJ Reagan, and Deputy Mrs. Rose
Lanhan present Mrs. NJ. Scott. who
has been i'll. was reported able to be
out. Refreshments were served.
The Wheeling Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John Milsted, Cherrydale.
Va, last Saturday evening. A gum
drop game was played, Mrs. Grace
Mrs E. V. Thompson the ''booby." The
club will have a lawn fete Wednesday
at Cherrydale, Va All members of the
order are invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
of Mizpah Council, No. 3, were guests
of the evening. Refreshments were
served. the table decorations being the
club colors. blue and white, with wild
flowers. The club will meet with Mrs.
Grace Lowery next Saturday.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Knights Of Pythias.

LODGES.
Nouday-Decatur. Ne. o. and Calanthe.
No. II. business.
Tuesday-webster, No. Z: Excelsoir. No.
Il; Capital. No. "a. and Myrtle. No.
26, business.
Wednesday--Mcunt Vernon. No. B. ana
Equal, No. II. business.
Thursday-Franklin. No. 2. business,
Frtday-syracusians, No. 10. business.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
wednesday-Friendship Temple, No. ..
business.
Triday-Rathbons Temple. No. 3. busi-
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Patriotic Order of Americans.

Wednesday evening Camp No. 1 will
hold an initiation by the degree team.
One member was reported sick and sew
eral applications were received at the
last meeting.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

final meeting of the Maccabees
joint excursio On committee will be held
this afternoon in Pythian Temple at 3
o'clock The following program of
events was announced, first and sec
ond prize to be awarded for each event:
Exhibition drill, Women's Benefit Asso-
citation; bowling match between men
and women: competition race between
men and women; shoe contest for boys
under twelve years; three-legged race
for boys under sixteen years; foot race
for girls under ten years: potato race
for young women; sack race for boys
under sixteen years; foot race for boys
under ten years; apron and necktie con-
test; skipping race for girls under
eight years; running backward race for
boys under ten years, and ball game for
women
Evening star., 1916-08-13
No Complaint.

From the Boston Transcript
Diner-For a spring chicken this AZ
pretty tough.
Waiter-Well. sir. you know we've,
had pretty tough spring.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
DAUGHTERS of America.

Fidelity Council. No. 4. Tuesday
evening was entertained by Mr.. West
and the drill team, with Mrs. Thomp-
son, the deputy. at the piano. Mr.. and
Mrs West of No. II and Mrs Ida Ker-
fer of No. II spoke.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
National Union.

The Hospital Bed Fund Association
met Tuesday evening at headquarters
to wind up the affairs relative to the
recent excursion to Chesapeake Beach.
The final returns show, it is said, quite
a handsome sum toward the hospital
fund.
John w. Lucas. who died last Sunday,
was an officer of State, War and Navy
Council
Evening star., 1916-08-13
CREAM

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until you try some Of ours. Made with fres1
fruits and pure pasteurixed cream. Let NJ SEN
you some. SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS AND
LODGES.
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Evening star., 1916-08-13

Communications for these columns must be received by
The Star not later than Thursday of each week. Items which
relate that after contain
earlier, will
ceived to noon Saturday, but not later.
Communications written both sides Of the will
accepted All signed with the
addresses Of the sending them.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Tuesday the two branches of the
Maccabees will give an outing at Ches-
apeake Beach for the widows and or
phans' fund.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
KUHN'S WAR REVIEW

Continued from Third Page.)
Evening star., 1916-08-13
NEAR EAST AND AFRICA.

Chronological Events.
SUNDAY.
British report successful pursuit Of
Evening star., 1916-08-13

No. rs. under the direction OF Past
Grand n. Keyser, will confer the de-
grees Friday evening. An unusually
large number of applications received,
II 10 said. makes At necessary to have
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Z My personal thanks for the many
splendid things you have done 10 not
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Past Monarch Peter r. Pullman of
kallipoiis Grotto. chairman of the
grotto committee which recently en-
tertained the children at Camp Good
Will, has received from A. W. Faust,
secretary Of the summer outings COM
mittee. letter which states in part as
follows
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Past Master j. Henri Wagner was
elected treasurer of Pentalpha Lodge
No 90 Monday night, TO succeed James
Il. Austin, who resigned. He was in
stalled by Worshipful Master A r. r.
Onyun, who also announced the death
of George w r. Stokes, veteran mem
Der. and the Illness of Past Master
William ]. Naylor and of Messrs
Ourand AMI Shelley, members OF the
lodge. The lodge communications were
called OF until September 49, Four new
master Masons were made at the COM
munication.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

Lebanon Lodge, No. :. will have a
special communication Tuesday evening
for the NJ. NJ degree. with Senior War
den Lester J. Kelley heading the Of
fieial line. and Friday evening II will
have the F. c. degree. with Senior
Deacon g. V. White heading the line.
The E A degree is scheduled for Sep
tember !.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

George K. Davis. historian of st
Johns Lodge, No. II. in his epitome 0!
the lodge history in the August circu.
lar. states that January IL, 1889. q
communication was received by ths
lodge from the Masonic board Of re-
lief submitting for consideration tht
advisability and the feasibility OF es
tablishing a Masonic employment bu.
reau in connection with the boa rd
which he thinks was the origin of ths
idea of Masonic employment bureat
in this turisdictfon
Evening star., 1916-08-13

King David Lodge, No. 2s. announces
the NJ. NJ. degree for Tuesday evening,
the =. c. degree for August p and the
NJ. NJ, degree for September l9. septem-
the Masonic year Stanton Weaver. one
of the members, is reported ill with pneu-
monia at Sibley Hospital but able to see
his friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
II prir3-@arm.
Bon Orn SyranSuirn
erDbert.
Sm ben SdmlpFem aiif Der
GDmmeirrmt.

5ron5olen riidten ougebIih Bel @eI,
Iop.cu.sontorre Dor. II 0eutite
9Ineriiie aeocu iron80iiide Stel
Imseu ouf gerOun-6ront i'm
Gbopitre.S8o Oen fron5oiiideu
@leIOunoeu nod obsepicicn.
2ouOon melOet menig 9leueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
GritIt anOr0rifm.
WOa itaIirnii6en sylie-
Bcru.
0lur Mmbecemtemoer EdJas
ben angeridjtct.

SriegsidiiIe nebmen an Dem slugrift
Ebeil. II 3abIreide 9oulben ber-
uboemOrieu. StaIieuiide 9or-
peOoboote beiddoiai 9iuiiiiae
gleroplone bombaroiren oeatite
6uaItaiion om aiaoer @ecr-
buieu.
@ten nia 2onoon. IA. Sept.
Gine onitlidle @etanntmahmg Der
glomiraliiat iaet 6oleeuoes
Aim 9}ittuod 9tntmittaa erifi
ein ieinoIi6eS 6luaaeihmocr oas
iicb ans IS Goproui Wlaihincn 5i-
iammenietie. Erieii an. Seds ieino-
lide Eorpeooboote rn0 3mei Nlotor-
boote iuierituBteu pom @oli aus Den
9lngriii. gs wuroeu 5abIreide 9om-
ben berabgemorien; oieielbeu rihte-
ten ieOoh nr aerineeu Nlaierial-
idaOen al imO teinen bon milii1ri-
icber 9eoeiitimg. Sin 9faun uuroe
leiht permlmoet.
lIniere 9leroplaue lmO ghittSluo.
5eue-@eihiibe er5ieltcu mebrcre
Ereiier aeeen oie ieiuoliben 1or.
peooboote. @leid3eitia crihien Elm
iein0lides 5Mggeidmooer iiber
Nnreu5o, 0oS 20 Bomber aui elm
ireieS SeIo berabmor. GS murOe fei-
nerlei ShaOen anaeridiei.~
Stolteniide Glicger in
glftion.
9iom Dio 9ouoou IA. Septem.
Der. GaS itolieniihe arieashlreuA
erlieB 6eute iolgeuoe 9etanutmah-
ung:
D6einoIide 6licaer porien @om.
ben oitf 2luron3o. obne Sda0en an.
5urihten. NDoro 9eroplone. sic ei.
nen QInariif aui 9loueuno III inter-
ncbmen ocriuhtct mi,rocn ourd I'm.
iere 9otterien una gleroplane Der.
iheuht. Hn letter 9laht bonlboroir.
ten ieiuolihc Shtgaeihmaoer San
G'ioreio 81 9loaoro, Nillo 9Sicentina
uuO ouoere 9Iabe i'm lmtereu Sion5o.
Giitrift.
Gin Nlanu perlor iein Seben nn0
mebrere Seuer puroen ncriiriadlt.
@eitern 91odmiitaa marien % nm.
ierer Goprout- Shlabtploue. BON
93ieuport. SGacrn beelcitet. i72 gom.
ben 6 Souuen bodaraoiaer Sprena-
itoiie) oui 2Io0Ss Slrienal lmo Sp.
0ro.gIeroplon.S Shuppen bei Srieit 10.
ipie ouf giienbobnanloecu nuO i'm
Ban beeriiiene Shiiie ob. 0'roBe
Sener mlroen beobahtet. llniere
6lua5else febrten aue und ibren BE.
iiiiummgSorte 3iIriid. trobocm iie
beitia belhoiien puroen."
9on0on IA. September. ginc
Heuter Gepeide BON @etersbura
io0t Dab bier rieiiee ruiiiide qlero.
plane oeS n@huomct .Epp cine
oeutihe 9leroplun.Stutiou auf Dem
9lngern. See I'M @olf bon 9liqo bonn.
boroirten moieIbit IL Secplaue Der.
ihieoener 0'r0Be imO Nlooene cr.
fnnnt meroen tonten.
Dic Nriien morien 73 8omben oa.
roilf ob. Die 6eier imo 9}mld i'm CSc.
iolGe botten 10 DAB nou 0en Shup.
pen bolo nihtS mebr 3a ieben mar.
9lht oeutide Nloibneu ariiien Ole
9ulien an Gle murocn aber BALD
ourb Observation-Disclosures IN sic
6hldt geidllugen. SSu oieiem aam.
pie uno ourh Bomber muroen uidt
meniger ais odt oeiitihe M1aithinen
5eritort ooer aiBer @eieht aeicet
glae ruiiiihen Suii3euae Tomen I'm.
perlcbrt ooOou.
@c einer lriibcren eeleaenheit. 10
/ ihreibt ser 9erhterItotter. ihlna
cine vMaomee 0loidmc nit elmer
Yclablmg bon hini @lonn iieben
ocutide Seeplone, meldc lie onarii.
fen. IN oic Sludt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

(SuriictmHa licNe ?. scits)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

@eterS6urn a. September.
pia Sonoon n9ln scr meitlihen
,Sront (Oer rltiiidlen 6roni IN @nG.
3ien) 1T iii Oie Gage rmperduoert
60 Ioltct Ser beatioe 9eriat oes
ariegSnmteS.
-gln Der amltoius Srout IN oee
@eaeno ueitlid bon 2igni 5eiaen
iciuolide Muoeu er60bte Sbaii1ieit.
SSu Der gldbe bon Namooon IN oen
E6ole oeS 6luiieS 6alplou0Aar. er.
beuieten uniere Sruppen Aamele mo
9iiuoer BON Dem Seinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
Glan}tbat.
Bon NtlI SnIgNrcn bOll-
bradt.
Sym ihrent 2SDrmaritb in
Der 9DbrmSid)n.

GrObcrten mcbr oIS 10000 Qua
orotmcilcn @eldnOc. u 9laes OoS
innerbolb oe6n Goaen. - slmt-
Ii@er buIaarii6cr gcri8t.
@reucIi6otcn Der @umdueu be-
Itatiet. @oris mO 2OnoOn
ii6cr sic golfon-Operatioueu.
lrrnhAlns ma cnhhineA
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
Drop a Line to Your Fauorite
Theatre
Theatre

The manager of your favore motion picture theatre
will like it. He spends half his time wondering what his
patrons want to Help him out Just write on postal
please give Beatrice Fairfax" sign your name and
address, and mail it to the theatre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
SdJiffsmadridJteu.

Die critic @onanenIa0llng BON Sos
moica in Oieier Saiiou brodtc &c
itern Scr forlnc9iidic Gonlpfcr n@c.
iotor~ nod Baltimore. Ger Gam
pier fam bon Yort 9lntonio uuO
bate 1000 giiihrl an 9oro. Scr
,Scnotor~ luar iriibcr scr normcgi-
icbc Tnrpicr oSsdtic". Sod g(us.
brId Ocs ariegeS purOc o6er Oos
Sdliff pol iencn Gioentbiimcrn nm.
actouit.
Capt Nnnien bon Dem uorpeQi,
iden 0onpfcr uSfoaitoo" Der nit
cincr 9ootng Giiener5 bon Selton,
Cuba bier olifou bericbtctc, ooB cr
40 @lcilcii oilBcrbolb Gopc WloDiic,
Cuba. ciuc rieiige ciicrnc @oic trci-
ben ia1. Die lcidjf cilicru Shifi pcr.
6on1iiiluol iucr0ch tonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
GcncrlucGr-Saa.

gu ser Sclleuucbr Nonc Sl Curtis
@oD, glunc g(rrmocl Gumtu, fono
gcitern 9[bcnO ocr olliobrlicbc Otter
@aa Ger ireiwilligen 6cucrmc6r BON
Curtis 9op itott. '5r. s. @. cSiimcl
itono on Der Spite oeS llutcr6ol.
tilnGs Gomitcs. Gic %eroniioItlnB
ioatc 0lcidoeitiG 5pr &crpoliidnoi-
glma 0es 3ouoS aur glni6oiiuno Ell
ncr Niotoripribc 0iencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
Hroit angcioat.

Ger @eitcruaui bat iiir 0ie n0djs
ucn . Snn0cn teinen ploblidDcu
1unpcralinsgecbicl au5ciogt mo
miro sic raltc @cac nod anbaltuI.
Seidter Sroll mar iiir sic glatbt au
irei6eGcnocn Bl6Gcn propbc5cit no
olrd) sic Cbit lm6 @luIucnjidlter
fart bcnurn6iat mlm0cH
Las A'cicr criGciut alISua6ms
pciic falt III a6er tbatiGblib nidlt
niaeino6nlid. Sin Sabre 1906 uar
oic nicorioiic ScHperatur S6 e'rao,
iud5rcho aciteru WiorgcH nm 6 lIbr
AZ C5rao mo 0eoeu 0littag 50 Grao
aeHlciicn ipr0cn.
JcnpcrOhlreu inter Dem loiion'
Iur6idDnitt 6alten alec
nicin oilih ser HodD yloutain5.
NIT glusnabmc ser Solf Staaten. an
bcionocrs tiibics @etter berritt i'm
Chio.Ebol oeu mieren Sec,Jlcgios
nct nno sen ltorolidci Sldbitaotel.
semmcs @ctter lit meitlib Der &odu
Mountains e,nI Gbicroationsielo
iuluoc fem Strm bon gcociihng
bcmerIt, trobocn tribes mo nit 10,
fallen 9legcu ucrblmocncs @ctter IN
ocn uoroatlontiibcn Staateu, ocu
9leaiouen ser groBcu SceiL ocuI
c6io iopn @fiiliiiippi S6al mo
IcraS Oor1erridcno mar.
Die &orolsioglnigcn limo, ooB oas
&ctter an Ticnitog imo 9'ittmoh
olgeucin 6eiidhoig oitli6 ocs 92ii
iiiiippi icin miro, p0breno in ocn
niittclotlaatiiheu Stoaten, Dem O6io-
lbal mo ocn Sec.9icgioncn tribes
@cttcr bcrrideii miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
lsnfL nndI NrntidlLanb.

PIN 27. glpril idbrt Der Tampicr
opclli0 Clap" BON 9ieps Dorf nad
europe, iucltlcr @oit nodl 0cutidl'
lano. Nciterreigb llngoub Shwei5,
Nnlgorieu mO Ger Siirfet ober feine
Hodctpoit bci0rocrt. 9lac tiir Oicien
nGo naAiolacno benonntc Ganlpicr
hcililntc Goit miB einou So9 Dor
ecr bis glbcnos 10 llbr, nit gIngabc
0es 9lomcus ocs 0ompicrs, oui ocn
biciiacn @oaptpoitomt eingelicicrt
iein. SScitcrc 5diiie iino A. @loi
ullniteo Stotcs~ IS. MoJ oGcar
. "a; 81 Moi o6rcberit SIS Slui
.NelGo Glap"; o. SSluIt Dllniteo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-25
edamtliccnscn 6ciuilliat.

CdS e6cmoIiac Staottotb9mitalicO
9lu0ululS Is. YinSmonacr BAT 0cliern
bel DER SpiritnoieuIiccu5. .9Icbor0c nm
Die GrIaubniB nobaeiudt, cinc94iri6.
idait in Gr. II, 9Seit Sliper- StroBc,
er0ilncu 5n oiirfcn 3n aIcider 3cit
plroc bon 9lnwolt %oGu g. Gorucu,
Dem &cdtSbeiimo scr n@cicaibait
SIR 9efGnIpilm0 ocS 9oIiers, Gin
4rotcIt gcgcu 9cpiIiglna 0cr nod-
aciu6ten 9iccu5 cingcreidt imo
5war neil Nerr @iuSmon0er onae6-
lid MIR olS oStro6mon~ fir cincu
sInsI6n0cr fIugircn Jon ocr nod
nidt natIIraliiirt lit.
gIuBcrocn erbo6 Scrr Cornell ioi-
acnoe 9lppIifotioucn fir SaIoon-0i-
cen5en giniprud:
@corNc Z. McConol6, SnB ser
Gbarlcs,StrolIc;
6ranf S'9ricr, 9lor0mclt-Gcc scr
Noworo- mo 1ronfln-StroBc.
2ll6crt z. 9lctomSfp, Siiomcitgdc
Scr 0olliOoB- mo GoUete-Sirabc;
Scoi :. Splcr, 9lr, il3, @reiiocut-
StroBe.
NotcIs:
@corgc 8. aronic. 9lr. t13 lf5,
@cIi-6apettc-Strabe
Oscar q. Ntorib, 9}r. 1881, 9(licc-
anro.StroBe.
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McfamamiE ii6erfaat.

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G1r. @oloihniot.
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