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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
PATRONS URGED NOT TO
INTERFERE IN SCHOOLS
Whiteford Tells Federated Clubs His
Attitude in Educational
System.

School patrons were requested to re-
irain from interfering in tho proicS-
,ional side OF the Oklahoma City
chool, when SUPP, J. A. Whiteiord.
new head OF the local educational Sys.
cm addressed a meeting OF the Fcdc.
rated Patrons clubs yesterday after
noon IN the high school auditorium.
Hc appeared at the invitation OF Mrs
L. NJ Campbell president
Mr. Whiteiord stressed the fact that
teachers were not allowed and had no
desire to interfere IN the home lie OF
pupils, and expressed the wish that pa
irons likewise would not attempt 10
uSurp the authority OF the teacher. lie
requested, however, that the patrons
organizations cooperate with the
teachers for only in that way could
'hc schools he made complete sue
cess.
In outlining his plans for play
rounds. MIR Whiteiord stated ,ha, he
Intended introducing folk dancing in
the schools and employing a compc,cn,
Fairgrounds supervisor in addition to
purchasing a great deal of playground
apparatus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Dialect in Dixie
ArOuses Protests
of New Workers

NEW YORK. Sept lo-Ncgro dia
lcct in songs published III public school
text books IS di,approycd by high
school official, OF rhi, city who have
appointed committee to ask music
publisher, to eliminate it,
I'VE want our children TO learn
pure English, not a dialect" said DR.
Frank K RiN, the musical director
There arc many foreign children in
our schools who find it hard enough
To learn English and who afc con
fused by the dialect / think Fchangc
ought TO be made throughout the
country
In Dixie" it is proposed the words
"dc" and "nebcr" he changed to tho
and never" It is also proposed to
change "pcrilous fight" in the Star
Spanpled Banner" To read clouds OF
the fight"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
TICKET HEADQUARTERS
BEING REMOVED TODAY

Headquarters for the ,icke, campaign
committee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
which have been located in the lobby
of the Lee HuckinS hotel since tho be
ginning OF the movcmcn, will be re.
moved today to the Chamber of Com
mercc room, in the Colcord building
Campaign workers have not yet re
ceived complete reports from marShalS
and captains OF all districts, but 1t is
expected that some time this afternoon
accurate figures as to the results OF
the campaign will he available
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

constantly She telephones my home
very often and il IS annoying to my
mother because she /, often called
away from important work Since We
attend the same church can hardly
hurt the girls feelings and | am not
willing TO give mp the pleasure OF my
church certainly would like 10
know some way that could tactiully
make her see that am not interested
in her TROUBLED
When the girl phone, have your
mother say that YOU are busy This
will probably not help matters for some
time, but eventually it will When you
and the girl meet answer her ques-
tlons, but do not make conversation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16

The Want Ad, viii assist the
stranger to locate ,he most desirable
boarding places in the ciiv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
Majestic

iC pictures today-an cight-recl hill
Tomorrow. Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard. stars OF Peg o. the Ring" and
Broken COIN" In The Frincoly Bandit"
featured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
PROBLEMS
q QMe g 4! HEART

DEAR MRS THOMPSON About
two months ago became ac-
quainted with a girl II and |
have been writing to her ever since
Two or three weeks ago | found out
through some OF her relations that she
was IN the habit OF taking things that
did not belong 10 her. She lives III
another town and is coming to see me
this winter, she said My father and
mother do not want me to pond
with her at all because being with her
some place | might get my sell in
trouble on her account am AFRAID
that IT don't write to her she viii
get angry with me In every other
way ShcaiN as nice a girl As ever lived
! heard she was gong tu have trouble
with some people right away Shall |
Just stop writing Ia her altogether or
write shorter letter, every time | write
and quit ! am girl Of good rcputc
and do not want To he looked down
on CHICK
CD Since YOU live IN another town
| do not believe you could be of any
help to the girl in reforming her. |
believe It will be best to stop writing
TO her now. BE quite sure that what
YOU heard about her is true before YOU
drop her and show YOUR fricudlnc>s
by not mentioning her faults TO any
one else If it is true
Dear Mrs Thompson am a Young
man and ! am very much troubled by
the attentions OF a girl who /, not at
tractive to me She goes TO the same
'hurch | do and she follows me around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
GOOD ROADS ACTUALLY
BRING MONEY RESULTS
New York Man Tells How They Re
duce Mail Order Business
Largely.


"Nqi only will good roads aid the
farmer by allowing HIM TO market his
produce within minimum OF tune and
expense and at maximum profit. bu,
they will also cut down the business
OF mail order houses"
This statement was made this morn
ing by Lacklan MaoLeay, secretary of
the chamber ot commerce OF Syracuse
y. y. who i, IN Oklahoma City at the
invitation OF the local chamber Mr
MaClcay is one OF the three prospects
as successor to Elmer +. Brown. pres
cnt secretary who recently resigned.
How Farmer Feels.
"A farmer who has poor roads he.
tween his land and the nearest market
Is deferred from not only marketing hi
products as frequently as he might, but
also when he might desire to go to
town TO make purchases he finds il
much easier 20 take down a mail order
catalog, select what he wants 20 buy
send an order by mail and receive his
goods by parcel poSt--than to make a
long, arduouS trip over rutty roads
Result in New York.
The state Of New York has spent
recently $4,000 900 on hard surfaced
highways As a result, mail order husi.
ness has been decreased wonderfully
The money that once was spent out.
side i, now kept in the communities
in which it belongs Good road, re-
duce the profit Of the mail order house
II Is no mere theory, for It has worked
cut IN practice
The Want Ad, viii assist the
siramrcr IN lncalc .he m..l dc.irlhlc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-16
TeTHEKTRES
Empires.

All tho dance creations. as well as the
romance which has played big part IN
their lives. are introduced In the photo
play. The Whirlwind OF Life" with Mr.
and Mrs Vernon Castle, AZ the Empress
theatcr Sunday and Monday. The pic
ture was completed just before Mr.. Cas-
tie went to Europe. where as a member
of the British aviation corps he was re
Gently killed In action The photoplay
serves as lasting memorial to the won
dcrful art OF this man, Tonight Mar
guoritc Clark in Little Lady Eileen
Railroad western comedy and dramat-
iC pictures today-an eight-recl hill
Tomorrow, Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard. stars OF Peg o. the Ring" and
Broken Coin" In The Princoly Bandit
featured
Liberty,
Manager Mccall announces for Sunday
and the ensuing three days one Of the
most attractive vaudeville programs hs
has ever presented In the playhouse
Among ,he five hig acts are at leas, three
feature attractions OF quality sufficient
10 Justify featuring them on any variety
program Among the larger acts will he
the Mabel Spencer Players and Virginia
Rankin, big time vpude nrtlse billed as
Americas foremost band soloist Carlta
and Rowland also will have n pleasing
specially In their fun dress stage dancing
act -Four shows daily. first 2:50 y. m
Folly
Lois Weber. who created "Ilypocritcs,"
,.afioes," aud numerous other photoplays
OF uncommon merit. has prepared another
Bluchlrd for presentation at the Folly
thsnter on Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, under the title OF Saving the Fam.
lly Name" The leading lady will be
Mary Mac Laren, the soulful aud dis
smNTey, husband Of Lois Weber, viii BE-
the leading man, Saving the Family
Name" presents the question n the de.
sirnbility OF an actress as n wife and re-
fleets the antlpathy OF some families to-
ward women OF the stage
lyric.
The Lyric program which opens anew
Sunday In TO be one Of unusual inter-
est, The cast will include the much
talked of Chinese couple, Wing and All
Hoy, whose singing and dancing were
the sensation, ~ Hcigteld's Frollc and
also of the chine Castles Roattino and
shelly. appearing In n romantic skit In
which Roattino plays the pnrt ~ Rosa,
the fruit peddler. are said 10 bo per-
formers of extraordinary ability Sulli.
vans bears viii be ON the bill Frank
Juhns. comic musician, and tho Soils
Boys and Compeny's marlmba hand are
scheduled
Belle Isle,
There viii he u hallocn ascension at
Belle Isle SUNDAY evening ut sunset
weather permitting. hy Mime Ia Relic
who has made many sensational flights
there this season. The dance hall Ia open
| sunday evenings The best NJ music 9th.
et attractions include bathing, rowing
launching pocket billiards bowling.
striking machine, tennis, pleasure
grounds ana plcru island
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
@riedliidles gseilnadtafeit.

Cic cried. fatb. gcoolfcrIma,
bcitcbcuo aus 9luiicu, Scrbcn, 0ric-
dcn Hllmduicr rn0 glrmenicr, fei-
crtc gcitcrn oaS @cibnodtsfcit. SSu
Der griediiben STRIDE al Der @dc BON
Somcpooo-9Iuenue imo 66oie. Ctr.
inO III Der rlIiiiiheu Stride al scr
D'cGlOerrDiuoBc no6c 9IisquitbItr.,
iuuroen Oic iibIihen icicrIideu @ot
tesoienite obge6olteu Gie W}eiic in
Der 9ricbiibcn STRIDE plrOc BON &o.
Ter SeIoueas celebrirt, mGbrcnO ser
@ottesoicnIt IN Der ruiiiiden STRIDE
bon 'Goltor Gonitantine Sclcbfe o6.
9eboIten wnr0e. @eioe air6cn iuo-
reu nit Meni1en iibcriiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
Sin ansenc6mcr Wlict6er.

Games S. 6lrIono 6ottc ii6 &c.
tern in ocr nor0weitlidcn EolBci.
Station Dor &idtcr Dlc6oul 5u per.
dltportcn neil CT on0cblib 9iacn.
tbum 6rcoerid ". Souorids BON
9lr. 312, @cit9ioolcitroBc. nult6.
luiaig 5crit6rt Bate Sanorid 6ciiet
Gin SntolatclIr.@e in Ger an.
gcgcbencn 9Iorelic, 6lrlong bat BON
i6nl oaS 5luctc Stodrpcrf ocS 0ouicS
0cmictbct. Sonorid CAB ai Dab ct
iclnen Wlictbcr om 0onneriiag 5nm
Sc5a6lcn Der Nlict6c oiigciorocrt 6o.
be- imo Oicicr bo6c itott icoer auocrcn
9lnimort ein oui $40 bcuert6ctcS
Sdouicniter oes Snitoaaicur.@c.
id6dites in Eriiumer gcidIageu. Sur.
long mnroc ieinem @imibc gcmdb
ocu @cidworcncu iibcrmieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
Scamtc eriuablt.

Sei elmer geneinihaftliden 5ib.
ing ser 0ireftoren OeS ,SSsracIiti-
iden glltcnbeiniS" umO Ocs ,,Ssroeli.
tiidcn SeimS fir bctagtc lInbciI-
bare" all Ger 9lisqllit6ItraBe. nobc
5ogettcitroBc, wilr6cn iolocnoc 9c.
ante iiir oaS lauienoe So6r erlud6It.
Sir ooS 05reiicnbcim: @rdlOcnt.
gloolp6 areS; GccsEr0liOent, SSoicpb
Goldman; Gice. @r1ii0ent, SSocob
Bob; Sdoblneiitcr 2ouis Suriuib;
Scfretdr, SDman Sonoou; @oriiter
0eS SmlS-Gomitcs, 8. NlideIIon; 1.
SiiIfs.Goriieer, s. @ciner; ,. Stills.
&qrlibcr, u. s. @oIoitonc. Iie Scr.
troicnsbeomtcn iinO oie Serren Sol.
SeUv, g. 9. 9li6man lmo S5arris
6orO,
0ic 9eamte fiir Oas Seim ser be.
tagten llnbeiI6arcn iino. 9rdiioent,
Souis Gobcu; @icc.@rdiiocnt, gl6e
6rccnou; Sefrctdr, Saco6 Ra6;
S6oenciiicr, Scr6crt g9nIe. Qie
SS. Soicp6 sas, SoniS Q. SIi6man
lmo @'orris Eonibro pnroen ais Der.
troiensbeamtc ernonnt Gas Giref.
torinm Der 9InitoIt beIte6t ans sen
Serren Souis Goben, 9olns @eiaort.
SSracl @lidcIion, Soiep6 aob, @ma.
mel Ntteu6eimcr, 9lbro6om 6rcc-
man u. 5. Sugar, Scrbert g9pIc,
3. SaIter 9eoiIc, Or. 5amucl SoB.
man, Solds 9. 9li6mon. S,oco6 nab,
N'ot Is. @iIomon. 9oitis Goodman
mo Morris &om6ro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
sta6I cinen edinfen.

aur5 nl9ocm CT cinen 10 @inn0
ibwcrcn Sdinfen BON ocm StonO
pou @corgc 3. 3iccf i'm 9cIoir.
W}arft scltoblen bate, luirOc ser Rc.
ger SbomoS HanoaIl bon Ger. 261l,
Boone. .StraBc, BON Foli5iit 9reiten,
bad in icincr @o6ning oer6oftct.
Ger Sdinfcn lpuroc e6euiaao geiun.
ocn luog obcr ur nod ~ &iruO,
uno Der glcgcr crtIdrtc 5ciicul Oipr
Gen Dor 9ii6tcr @olocu in oer moro.
oiilidjen BoIi5eiitation, ooB CT Oic
icbIen0en 3Rnuio aegeiicu bate ST
ipnroc Dem (Scri6tSpcria6ren iibcr-
micIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
9Imtseinietnng in Der ct. &auls-
Stride.

Die i0brlihc @cmeinoeueriouns
ling Der rel. St. $otlS.airbc an Der
Gdc BON NroaOlpap ruo 9SrattitraBe
ipurOcr oae Sabresberidtc Ger Der.
icbieOcnen 3mciGc mo 9lbtbeilungcu
Der @emeinoe, IA 9erid)te I'M @ou-
5en, pcrleien. IS iplr0en lueoer-
erpdbIt Die 9Ielteitcu: Srie Diiiblen
ielO nnO (Seorg Snnocr, iouic oic
Giofonc: (Scorg SIaier mo SouiS
Bender. 9Im Sonutag Nlorsen
(t0.30 ll6r) peroen oieie Scrren
nad elmer paiienoen 9reoi9t BON Ea-
itor Saul $. Sdnob, feierlidJ in i6r
glmt cingeiiibrt. 9lbeuoS nm 7.30
llbr lit cngliider @ottcs0ienlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
0ie Sranen oaOcu nidlt nodl.

3pci Gbcns1nner, @iIliom Slater
pQn 9lr. t27 Siio.9lc5eiter StraBe.
nuo @illiau &erfinS 0on 9Ir. 602,
Siio.Tur6on- StraBc, luuroen oe.
tern @lorgcn inter Der glnidnlois
gung, anacblid i6rc Somilicn per.
no9Idililt 81 bo6ell Ocnl (Seridts'
ueriabrcn ii6crmicien. 9ciOc D}Gn,
ncr ilc6tcn ibrc 6raueu Inn 9ladiidt
al nno periprohcn i6rcu %ilidtcn
nad5ntonnncn Seine Der Sraicn
duocrtc abcr brc Mcinina, mo bic
glngcidudOigtcn nIBteu noh Ocml
WcidngniB iuanOcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
G6arIie'S G6efrenScn.

CaB i6n feline 6roii iannt ieincr
Sdmieacrmntter am @ci6nadtS.
abcno nidt gcitattct babe. icinc ait.
Der 81 iebcn lmO ibnen Die fiir iie gc.
fanften @cihclite 81 iibcrrci6en, CT.
fldrte aeiterl Ocr 26 Sabre alto
Charles g. SoirO BON 9}r. 1907,
yIoro Dnr5anlraBe, in ocr IiiOmcit.
li6n %oIi5citotion, woiclbIt CT iid
mc1en ouaebIibci Observation-Disclosures
tiir 6raI nnO Ginoer Dor Ridltcr
Sdirm 5H ucrauhporten 6attc. &ad
DEM CT pcriproheil bate, ieincr bel.
ieren Sdlitc" aawodentIid 81 5u.
fomnlcn 81 laiicu pnr0c cr pon oenl
&i6tcr oui ircicn 6ilB geicet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08

%eil or ieiu Saus nit Dem It6oti.
iben &onalab5u1 nidt ocr6unoen
bottc troBoenI cr i1on I'M Sa6rc
1914 oa5I QuigeiorOerf moroen uar,
ipnrOe geitern Nlorgen SSoGn Saaiet,
elm &oblen5dnOlcr pon Nj. 2i7
observation-disclosures, bon Rihter
Soloeu in Der uorooitIidcn YoIi5ei.
Station nit $50 lm0 Soften beitrait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08

3mei Scracaitcn irno 6 'Eolijilton
oeS uoro6iilidcu 1iitrittS itao iniol.
ae Nrippe 0ictiiuaid6ia, mo mcgen
0crielben S{rantbcit umBtc iid aeltcrn
Nioraep &oli5ciridlter Eem 81 9ctt
6cacbcli 9Nc6rcrc auocre @crioncl
pDu rocit.@altimorc lcioen an Der
iclbcn Nrant0cit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
Sie ,Suanonratiun.


5inoct m ndMitcn N|iihuo9 in
9luuopoliS itott. &iclc ocmos
frotiidc Or9oniiationeu 9ebcu
uod Der Stoots6auptitoOt. 1as
|rogronn.
Gic Suau9urotiou ocS oemofroti-
cben @ouocrncitrs @meriou G. Sar-
rington ais g}o6iolgcr ocS rcpu6li-
fonii6en @oruernclrS @6il. see
@olosborougb iiuoct am N1ittno6,
lRittogs ~ llbr, inn Stoots.aapitol
in glnnopoliS ltatt. General N2urrdD
@anOipcr, Ger @oriiber ocs Oemofro.
tiiben StootssGentral- -Gonite'S, mel
der oic Arrangements fir Oic 6eicr
triiit, bat Slmoertc BON berporrl-
geiiOcn 9iiracrn Der Sto0t imO OeS
Stoates eingelaoen nelbc oen neucn
@oupcrncur ari Der SSobrt iiber Die
Baltimore Ohio 9abn" na6 scr
Staots Nouptitoot 6egleitcu. Die
SSabrt sebt bon bier iiber 9lnuapoliS
Slnction unO bic @cleiic scr eleftri.
iben 9a6n nad 9lmapolis. Gic
gan5e Mili5 Scr Sta0t miro al Ger
,Seier Gbeil nebmen mo Die politi.
ihen ltno biirgerliden Clubs, 0ie
nod 9lnuopolis geben pollen, miiiicu
iid bel Dem General GbaS. 8. @oi.
tber, g}r. 400, MarpIouo Srlit.@c-
bGloc, al Der Gde bon German uno
GalOert. StroBe, bis Nlontog gornlit.
tag melOcn. 91od Der @oroSc in
9InnnpoliS iin0et Gin SumdGcon Der
cingeloOencn @dite inn @ouocrncrrS.
5mie Itatt 81 melbem 70 @erioucn
cingeliocu limo. Gic Snougura.
tionssGcoc miro Scr neuc @ouDcr-
ncur oilf ocr iiiolihen &erau0a 0cS
Stoats-aopitols 6altcn ueun oas
@etter giiuiiio it, imO wcm cs iu-
lrelinollh leln iolltc, miro Der neue
@oupcrneur in Scr ncucn Soae ocs
llnterbaitieS ipreden. I'm II llbr
miro Hidtcr Bono in Der SeuotSs
tanmer ocu nclcn @oupernGr cin-
ihlu0reu. Gam finoet Gin gmpiong
in Der olteu Senotstannncr iatt.
sir Oic Gbeilnebmcr an ser 6obrt
IN Dem Grtra5ugc miro oili Der 9iiid.
relic Inn 4 llbr Gin 9mheon ieroirt.
@oupernelr @olOsborou96 miro
ioIort nod Scr Snougltrotion nit
ieiuer 6amilic ouf 0enl StaotS Cam
pier u(5ouernor G6omoS" bon glmo-
polls nad Cambridge abreiIen.
Die Dlili5 OeS StooteS miro in
poller Tnrooe-llniiorm all Der 6cicr
ilnO &droOc S6ciI ncbmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08
gIus Spiel lunrOc eieOe.

Ser @onoeIbiloer. S6auIpicIcr gn
Rap Don 9Iem-Dorf, Ocr Dor ciniger
Belt ndd Baltimore fam, fc6rte qe.
ltern sIbeno NIT elmer @aItimorcrin
alS ,Sral nad DER Nletropolc 5uriid.
Die @Iiidli6e lit ole 2i Sabre oIte
Waoric @cb5orot bon 9tr. 10OS, Sit.
g'ortbsgIpeuue, oie in oenieI6cn 9e.
rlfc tbdti0 lit. Die 9ciocl lpieltcn
peridleOcnc glaIc jniammcn m0 oie
berlitIihen Sicbesicencn IhInacn
l6lieBlid in @irfIi9fcit nm Gic
lranun1 purOe am @ttmodl 9l6cno
BON @oitor Sones Is. SDoiB BON 9lr.
1913. Nitglort6.9lucule, uoIl5oocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-08

Sic ountle llctc, OdS ucrlhlungc.
ne rbDt6miibe imo bormoniihe
Stimmgcwcbc Ger 9cct6opcu i6eu
GWloaSouotc, Op ttt, iino bier
mobl ielteu i6oncr 6cleudtet ircicr
ouScinonocr9eiebt porOcn ais Bauer
cS inn gcitrigen @eaboOD.&ccitol t6at.
Tie moicit0tii6e GroBc ocs eritcn
SobcS, oic ocrfIGrte S60n6cit 0eS
9lOogio.Ibcmos umo Ociien &oriatio.
nen nit ibrcm Sriaerreidt6im
bradtc oer 9Siouiit groB rmo idon 5u
@e6or.
@olltc man obcr bon Sen gcitriget
Seiihnaen cine beiouOers aclingcne
berDor5cben, 10 pdren es sic ,ainoer.
icenen" BON S6umann. gtidt
oStiidc iiir ainoer" wic iie leioer 10
mande irngc Sdiilerin aniicbt imo
10 uon6er alopierlebrer pcrucnOet,
ionOern ebtc piudoloaii6e 6onipie.
gehmgen oes ainocrle6cnS. l9ic
uiel oarin Iiegt, b0rte mo lab man
bel Dem ocitrigeu Gou5ert. g9ie
nediid wuroe 0ai6cmum geipieIt,
pie finoli6 pompos mar oie ,,g9id
tigc 9cgeben6eit" pie mi6ulOig
trdimte OoS aino lmO mie id6n
idGef eS einl
Gem Gbopiniden 9-Woa S6cr5o
Ocrlicb Bauer mirfIi6e @bplioguo.
nie, 70 OoB OoS @crf gclteru cincn
geipaItigen Ginorld ouf oic Scorer
mobtc. Geiar 6ronf's y@rdIuOum
6borol uno Sloc~ 516It nit Icnem
ip6tcr conpouirtcn ,9rdnoium
glrie uno 6iuoIe" 81 Ocn beOcutcnO.
itcu aIaoicrpcrfcn 0icicS O1citcrs.
Sit iibcrboupt cine beOcuteuoe .@on.
petition. 3par bat ocr Gompouiit
Dem @ertc tcincn Scit.Sitcl beige.
iiigt, Oltrd sic Ger6inOimQ Ocr She.
men aber, wie au6 our6 ocn G6arot
Ter OeS @on5cu ldBt iid) Icidt Gin
@rogranm bin3uoeuten. @igentbiim
lid, Oob Oicic COMPETITION, Die iibcr-
all acipicIt porOcn lit aciicrn 5mI
erlten Male ouf cinem @caboou-Re
citol. 8rogromm itono.
Sis5t'S Mcpbiito @ol5cr, ucnig.
items in scr aIoDicrbcor6citlm1 lit
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non5en jeocnioas onocrs. GaS ala.
bier ucrnog icOod oen acluiiuI6tcn
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oic genIinocrt b1ttcu meroen fonncn,
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anciicl'Gnartett ieiu cin5i9eS 6icii.
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@OttesOienit in Scr 8iOnStirdlc.

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der bon ieincr ertronfimg wicOer
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monn millfnmnlen IN.
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AitneV.9ciiter miiiien nnfpniien.

@d5rcno Oes MonotS Geiem6cr
baben i'm norooitlibcn 9oIi5ci.Oi.
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ten wcr0cn.
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Slcinc W|als- naO Sopicuacraufc

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weldlicoene qente.

,Nn SsrciSQcrihtc crhiclt geitcrn
6ron epo Ncimlna bon Jlr. $50,
sgcitSonlboroiraBe, cinc abiohIic
9 2Arioiug uon SoDn 2. SeimIiua,
ocn nc am 30. Ctiobcr 1900 6eito.
tbctc. Ger Qiaun uerlicB oie 6rou
tai 1910
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Die GoMniiliou fiir 0iicntlihc DC.
tricbr bat aCiicrn cntidicOen, ooB oic
9louie Ger GmorD.(5rouc &ifcsuiIlcs
ino (uuliCo.yinicn 0cr StraBeuba0n
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Sottc feline eireus.
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Ter Stuocut ,Soicpb ". @ranban,
Gin So6n bon 9r. $. y. 9ronbanl
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acitcru @orgen bon 9li1tcr @oloen
in Ger noro5itIi9en 9soli3eitation itn.
ter 500 @iirgidoit Dem @eridtsucr.
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mobil acIcnft 6attc, o6ne cine G6oui.
fcirs.Siccn5 81 bciiecn.
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,ln 0en Ghe0nfen cinaeIanfrn.

Gic Srnlumg BON 6r0ulcin Glia
Otto uno Ncrru 5reOerid Stodton
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9Hciion alS 9rantiii1rcr.
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r9cr acllp" franf.

Iurd eincn 6citigcn 9luioa BON
SriIucnjo it 6ronf acIlD, DER @oli.
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Sarotoaoiirabc.
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Cgcacu Sic nenc ggaficnballc,

Der .Gcrein Der @eidditslcitc
ron 9loro baltimore beabiidtiat, sic
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syaiicu6aac iiir oos uiertc Hc1inent
uou scr Gdc Der 9iort6 mo Olarp.
LAMP soeme naM cinem auocrcn
& Sfa0tibcile 5li ucrleacn