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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
DESPERATE ATTACKS AND
COUNTER ATTACKS TAKING
PLACE ON WESTERN FRONT.
BRITISH MAKING GAINS
A Number Of Important Positions
Were Captured BY the British.
Attacking German Forces Are
Hurled Back.
BY HENRY WOOD.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
THE FIELD. April 24.-Yesterday
| stood from where British soldiers
braved death from an advancing
horde. AS the sole civilian present
/ saw troops on both sides maneu
vering in the open, while now and
then across the battle field, hidden
with many colored smokes, | saw
Guemappe taken and the ridge south
OF Cojeul river cleared of the
enemy.
saw Germans in massed form
counter attack before Monchy only
to be hurled back. 1t was a per-
feet day for fighting. 1t was the
first real spring day.
At dawn on this great day |
saw the British attack. The troops
spread out wide in front of Scarpe.
and about 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
the Germans began most terrific
attack on Montre, Here the soldiers
were again buried under the clouds
OF yellow, white and black smoke
1t was only shortly after O'Clock
that | saw thousands of Germans
pour from behind the Vert woods.
While they poured the British got
their artillery trained on them,
When the Germans charged the
British fired, but the charge stuck
to it and struck obliquely at the
British line.
In another half hour where the
fighters were hidden under smoke
the Germans planted their forces
vest of Monchy. Meanwhile the ail
| swarmed with planes. Some fel
fighting gloriously.
Suddenly the British took the ad
vantage in the fighting--storme>
Guemappe by Il sudden brilliant
stroke.
Further TO the southwest of Mon
| chy the Johnnies cleared the ridg'
i te the river. Thirty minutes afte'
| the British soldiers went over til,
parapet | saw them returning will
hundreds OF prisoners. The Ger
man fire was fierce and heavy fight
ing took place all day.
| In addition to gaining ground tn,
British took 1000 prisoners.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
FRENCH OFFICIALS
ARRIVE SAFELY
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT NOW
ON AMERICAN SOIL
Place of Arrival Is Withheld by the
Censor-Time of Arrival in Wash
ineton l. Not Known.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The
French commission coming here for
conferences with the American and
English government officials has ar
rived safely. The place of their ar
rival is withheld. The State Depart
ment issued the following announce
ment:
The State Department is advised
OF the arrival Of the French comn'is-
sion -
The party is not yet in Wash
ington and all information as to theli
movements or time Of arrival VIII oe
kent secret by the censorship
Included in the French commits
sion is former Premier ViTiani, Gen
eral Joffre and Major Dryfus,
Third Assistant Secretary OF
stcte Long. Col Cosby, Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Roosevelt
and Admiral Hust are greeting the
French commission.
The commission will reach WASH
iugton tomorrow morning, The
precise time and place OF arrlVal
Win be announced later
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
THOUSANDS Or EGGs
HELD BY sPEcUllT0ns

CHICAGO. April a4.-Two hun
dred carloads of eggs, containing he
tween $4,000 and 100000 dozen
cases of thirty dozen each. are stand
ing on the tracks in Chicago today.
held by spectators and operators
who are said to be making the mar
ket"
Herbert A Emerson. who has
been investigating food conditions
on the Pacific Coast for John ],
Dillon. commissioner of New York.
is authority for the statement. He
believes the law of supply and de-
nland has very little to do with the
present price of eggs.
Egg kings. potato kings and
other kings are to blame for most
OF our high cost of foods he said.
They cannot use eggs for muni-
tons in Europe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
WILL VOTE
AGAINST BILL
THE SPEAKER or THE HOUSE
FANORS THE VOLUNTEER Al
My METHOD.
BEST ARMIES VOLUNTEER
Declares He VIII Never Vote For
CONSUMPTION and Predicts fhe
Bill Will Not .Pass-volunteer
system hest.

WASHINGTON. April z4.
Speaker Champ Clark Is opposed to
the conscription army bill as against
the volunteer method.
He told delegation from the Ma
tianal Security League today tIat he
M.,nld never vote for conscripffOn.
The delegates presented Clark with
. petition bearing one million names
of persons who think the volunteer
system wrong. They asked Clark
''as head of the popular branch of
national legisuation'' to vote . for q
state conscription system.
II will never vote for such =
plan," said Clark, hcatedly. ''Such =
bill will never pass. The war de-
partment is trying to bulldoze the
country into approving the conscrip-
ton system. The best, armies we
have ever had were the volunteer
armies. Il do not want to see my
son conscripted. l am i'm favor of
letting the flower and youth or the
| country volunteer before fastening
the disgrace OF conscription upon
tnem.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
u. S. MAY RECOGNIZE
NEW GREEK GOVERNMENT |

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The
United States may extend recogni-
tion to the Grecian de facto govern
ment headed by former Premier Ven
izelos, The subject of Greece is now
under consideration, il was officially
stated today. particularly the Veni-
zelos proposal for democratic re-
gime.
The allies have already recognized
Venizelos.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
MAKES REFUND
STAMPS USED
FORMER LEGISLATOR SENDS
STATE TREASURER CHECK TO
COVER STAMP ITEM
Was Member OF the Goth, 9th and
28th Legislatures-Says Money
Illegally Appropriated.

AUSTIN, Texas, April 24-B. S.
Bean of Kirbyville has returned to
the state treasury SIS, which
amount he says he used for pos
tage stamps while member of the
26th, 9th and 2Sth legislature, and
which he says was appropriated in
violation of the state constitution.
Accompanying the check was a
letter to State Treasurer Edwards
explaining the purpose of the check.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
MYSTERIOUS VESSEL
WAS ]. 5. U-D0AT

WASHINGTON. April 24,--The
German submarine" recently sight
ed off Nantucket has turned out to
be an American submersible. Sec
retary os Commerce Redfield said
So today before the house inter-
state commerce comittee, and said
his department had report OF Il
twenty minutes after it was sight
cd"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
FIRST WAR LOAN GRABBED
BY AMERICAN CITIZENS

WASHINGTON, April 2i.--
American citizens grabbed the first
O,OOO, 900 OF war treasury
certificates SO fast the administra-
ton has called halt for breath.
oversuhscribed already by Mt least
100 per cent orders were telegraph
ed out to federal reserve hanks to-
day To close the subscription boob
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
pkillsH CAPTURE MUCH
BOOTY FROM THE TURKS,

loNDON, April 2l.-Occupa:ion
&mrastan and IL vast haul of SUBJ
ny Iiom the defeated Turks was
as0aaced officially today.
'aF capture Included sixteen To-
sssS'''ves, 2ai railway wagons and
eafges containing ammunition.
ehemy's casualty list was
Fsl' the statement read.
'aa'fastan Is 6,J miles northwest
aasuad and is an important CEN
"cated on the Tigris river.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
HE FRENCH TROOPS
HOLDING POSITIONS.

PARls, April 24.-tieneral Niv-
f1es troops are holding the positions
Mal which they wrested from the
|aem, IN last weeks great offensive
pavement, despite all German coun-
X attacks.
The official statement of today
rntloned number OF these enemy
vaults as designed to shake the
French grip on their line, all of
msil we're fepulsed. A number of
Ediefed actions were reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
.l|GHTN|NG KILLS
YOUTH NEAR PARIS

PARIS, Texas. April 24.-Cleve
Walker, age 80, was killed by light
ming this morning at o'clock while
walking the railroad track near
North Main street. Lightning struck
a number of buildings
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
WANT MILLION DOLLARS
To STRENGTHEN MILITIA

,,tsTIN. Texas. April -
The senate adopted II res"i'''io'
to-day requesting Governor rer-
ruson 10 submit pfopos'"
million dollar appropriation Tor
military emergency ase''''
I, IL reported that the COVER
nor has his message ready 'N"
i,g for the appropriation an"
also recommending an increase
in the salary of adjutant gen
eral and an ihert'so
ranger force.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
ENGLAND TRIED
VOLUNTEER PLAN
HAMPERED AND RETARDED
THE GOVERNMENT IN EVERY
PHASE OF THE WAR.
Members of the English Commission
Say Conscription System is Vital
To America I'm Entering the


War.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Con-
scription is vital to America before
the nation can have success in the
war
Lieutenant General B. NJ. Bridges
stepped out of the great internation-
al war conference here today to de-
liver this message to the American
people
Recounting the cost OF the yolun-
teer system to England Bridges
said;
1--WE were saddled with the volun-
teer system at the beginning of the
war but we would have given any
thing to have been rid of it, 1t
hampered and retarded us in every
phase of our war developments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24

Psitions Wrested from Enemy Last
Week Held Despite Violent Coun-
Ter ittack>-Defeat for Turkish
Troops

LONDON, April 24-Field Mar
|hslI Haig has gained further ground
= The resumed British offensive.
We made further progress to the
ka Of Monchy IL Preux and Roanx"
BE statement said. ITO the south
y the Bapaum-G ambrai road we
ksined ground ON wide front. To
BE east OF Epeily we reached the st.
pRntin canal in the neiehborhood of
[eniuile. We also captured the vii
bge OF Beaueamp."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
WILSON SIGNS
WAR BONO BILL
SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR WAR
BILL SIGNED BY THE PREsI-
DENT TODAY.
The Pen Used BY the President In
signing the War Measure May BE
Presented to Lord Cunliffe of the
British Commission.

WASHINGTON. April 2I.--
President Wilson signed the
seven billion dollar war bond
issue bill today. Ii is now n law.
No ceremonies attended the
signing of the measure. The
pen used by the president in
signing the bill win he present
To Secretary McAdoo. who may
give it to Lord Cunliffe of the
British commission.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
REPORT IS REQUESTED
ON EXPORT MEASURE

WASHINGTON, April 24.--Secre-
tary of Commerce Redfield today
asked the House Interstate COM
merce committee to report favorably
the Adamson export bill, an admin
istration measure. giving the Presi-
dent power to regulate exports so
as ito keep England and her friends
from suffering"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24

for the present.
II Is considered probable, however.
that second series will be AN
nounced shortly under provision
contained in the seven billion dol
lar war loan bill for x2.OOO. 900.
600 of one year or less treasury
certificates.
Disappointed subscribers are he
ing listed So that they may come In
ut the start ON the next issue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
TWO NORWEGIAN SHIPS
SUBMARINE VICTIMS

CHRISTIANA. April "a. The
Norwegian steamers Peize and
Skiold have been torpedoed and
sunk according to word received
here today. The crews were saved.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
BERLIN CLAIMS DEFEAT
FOR THE BRITISH

BERLIN. April 4.--"England's S
might have suffered heavily in a san
culinary defeat through the foresight
of German headquarters and the
tenacious desire OF our brave troops
for victory" said the official state
ment today. 1.-The army faces the
new battle with complete conf
denee"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
|A[ STANDARD NIL COMPANY
DOMINATES GASOLINE INDUSTRY

\. .. sN"foN, April 2i.-That
In ''''d oil interests substan-
II !, a'"'nate y the gasoline indus-
h. r., a'e eountr, was the findin. Of
kttea trade commission trans
Id, :" Its report 10 the senate
pipe line transportation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24

.n., marketing the finisi'e" i
Of companies are controlled D' "
"oiI octopus
Real competition does not % an
'e w., ,.,r;ou. standard OH
companies because o' ,a a,orit,
s,o.. ownership through "'a''",S
sn.r. holders by it, the report S'''"'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-24
CLARK OPPOSED To
CONSCR|PT|ON PLAN

seed received at all United States
mills from August to March 81.
last. amounted to 4.330.922 tons.
according to a report made by the
department of commerce census bu-
reau today.
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DUE
70 MEET TO-DAY
iHE MOST INTERESTING
a''''oNs EVER HELD Is EX-
pferED.
: "''ee is Expected to Make n
''''i'arS Report on Constitu-
~ acknowledgement BY

NE HAGUE, April 24.-Today
'ae date set for the reassem-
" the German reichstag after
~aS'er recess, and dispatches
~ @ Berlin indicated the lIveliest
~. '' IN the forthcoming session.
|eb,s, 'ooimlttte of twenty-elght ap-
h. " tHe main committee of
Eah., h,'"S'as to report on a
k,,,, W constitutional reform
h.. increased franchise privi-
h. " expected to make prelimi-
In p..e ''' imperial Chancellor
liollweg may also
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outline constitutional reform as
per directions issued by the kaiser
IL his Easter rescript.
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Read the Daily Light for news
rays--the day it happens.
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Read the Light for the news.
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Mai CUR Yrntectprb.
Gas srOac Set iinoet udGiten SDun'
tag itntt.

Der St. Rargaretba.@erein ieier,
bieies Sabr iein Eatronsfeit on
Sountaa, Dem 10. Sltni, in Der 9ro
teetorp auf U3t. gloeruo. Bon 8 ubl
Rorgens an Deroeu slutomobiIe al
Der 8. StraBe uno Slider 9loe. be
reititeben nm geiuher, rpelfe nit Dc,
Glberou StrdbenbabuIinie onfom
men, 5luH 6eitpIase 3u beforoern
3fe firhIide iSeier, beitebeuo IN Ell
mem Iepitirten Sotldnte un6 Bre
oiet, beginnt um 10 llbr. 3er 8or'
iiano oes Dfargareiba Bereins arbel
tet nit Der gum geiten Der Brotec
tcrp Dor ungeIdbr einem Sabre in's
Seben geriiienen slIUerno anociatior
!Sano in Sano, nm oas SSeit redlt at
truftip su MAIDEN iSran5 sS Sob
8rGiioent Ser 6ranf 8. Solj & 60.
Canton uno GSreemau Anes. lit sim
Siiicier oes cages errpdblt mOroer
gs peroen Die beiten 8orbereitunger
qetroifen, nm oafiir 81 iorgeu, oaB ea
me6er on llHterbalhIng nod on er'
frii6unsen iehler Diro. Den Seill'
dlern ner6en in Der geluobnteu gSeiiC
pie6er dinner uno Snpper ieroiert
- Ia oas ;seit Sieies Sabr aui einer
Sonntag fdqt, bofit man, oaB id
iehr oiele 9einfer einfin0en meroeu
glae sSreunoe unS @ouuer Der aHitait
iino einaelaoer. 9ie Srotectorp be-
bari ser llnteritiitrng. Sic III einc
0obItbdtigfeitsnnitalt in lUelher g.
aen $50 arme anaben erjo5en Der'
6en; altseroem Ieiten Die grither an
Der gdntiirabe bierislbit rp6 ous
ct 8in5ens andbenbeim, in rDeIhem
bie 3abI Der 3ogliuae nod GROCER 1T,
;te6ernlan peib mie theier qeaenlpur
ria 6as gunI Seben gtotbiDcHoi1e nj.
Ye6dten oarlln 0od redlt oieIe oil
@eleaenbeit berlusen uno ein S6ert'
lein aim Better oieier aultalten bci'
troaen. aonIHt uno iiherieugt 6Iitl
me oie Sran5isfnncr 9rilocr. Die Set
fer ser 9luitaIt. lid bentiIhcn on Ser
Gnaben gater. mh MuttcriteIle Gil
oertreten. ME tie oLes in ibren 3rdi'
ten itebenbes thuen. nm aus ben 3og'
lingsn quite Gbriitsn unb brdue
prattiihe giirger uuiercS 9anhes gu
rohen. gIio infer entitluB lei;
sm 10. Slmi ~glui nah Mt glIoer'
mol" Iie @eiud,er iperben eineu Der
auiiaten Saa in @ottes 'h6ncr gto.
tl,r subringeu lmS Dos iiibe 9emllBt-
iein nit nad Satlie nehmen sur pc
forberuna eineS gutcn @erfes SoS
i6rioe bciactraaen Su hoben.
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Iies umb IaS.

- Der gtnlpaIt 5bOmas Oarbp bat
bem Rotben areu8 ocn eritCu geirrds
in Der nsuen SdmmeltampasHe einges
f6itt. Sein Gbed luutete ijber $500.
Ias 9ommittee bat beutna6 bon Der
NtiQipn uur nod 1898, 800 uut3ubrins
gen.
- Sm Union Central 9ebdube an
gierter uno @ine Str. lit gegeuDdrs
tia eine 2tusiteqnuq pou @sgenitdns
ben I'M Song, Die Sdiiler Der 5ftents
Ii6en S9ulen i'm 9anbfertigteitsa
une Sunitunterri6t angefertigt baz
ben. 50 S6ulen limb reprdientirt.
Die ausitellung 1T infOlge OeHen uns
genein reitbaltig uno man erbdlt els
nen guten ueberblid iiber bic 2eis
itungsiG9igteit uniersr S6ulen in
bieieu 3peigen. Die 2tusiie1une bletbt
bis Samita9 9l6euo 6 ubr ofTen.
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GeburteM.

Ourren unb 2oriIs 2iubiep, 2514
6adberrn Str, anube.
3. Blaine uuo Sd5el Sorbss, 3O3l
9rieIt Npe., Suube.
Utibael uno @ltSabetb S6ultbeiB,
73O Ttt. Sope Ro1b, WtGo4en.
6enrp uno SiIod Ruutel, 939 @sns
traI 2lpe., Rdb6en.
Jfartin uno aillie glOd, 500 Hlo'
eetudn 2lpe., UiGoden.
6oipdrb uno Utarte Weir, 1854
9arebp Qpe., Wtdb9en.
Maurice uno Sarab Gober, gfors
poob, UlGo6sr.
Senrp uub Satbrpn SufTinger,
4219 WAdrbura Str, gtGo6en.
Surrp uno SDiepbine yliemunn,
554 Of ~. Str, 9nabe.
Winium urb W&dtbilba Sarter,
1927 CHM Str, WldOten.
Suirare uuo Bertha Rubn, u %.
ID. Str, WGofsn.
Charles uio Glara Nleiier, 147
9urter Ctr, Gnabe.
SoIepb unb @anepera yliebalis,
2927 Glenbora 2lps. Sua6e.
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sspsisn. CT alarmirte porsrFt bic 90.
Iiasi unb elite ram nit isinem No4s
bar Gr. Q. .. aIeaisr na4 Der lin.
gliidsfdite. Der Mrst lieb 6errn
Spaetb unb SRI. GlFabstb Spaei6
nn6 bem ct. Gransistus 9oipitai
fhaffsn unb nabm iih bort i6rsr on.
6err Jobn Spasth beitano barauf,
bag bic iibrissn Wiislisoer bsr go
mile CUR 9rauung fahren follten unb
Bat is brineeno. isin @ort iibsr ben
lInfdn perluutsn 3u laisn. Tss 9as
isrs Wuni6 tpurbs erfiilIi unb erfi
na4 aufaebobsnsr Snfel ipurptn oas
iungs pndr uno bic iibrig.n Gdits pOn
BEN trnsii6en 9ortommniB in Sennt=
niB sefsbt. Serr Spdetb uno feirs
iunge Gattin eiltsn ioglei4 on bas
S9mer5snslugst bes 9oters.
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Tcutiber EiOnierperein.

Die 9eluttenrabI DTS 9eutiden
Gionieruereins finoet am 0onneritaL
pon 4 llhr RaAmittugs bis 8 ll9r
glbenDs, i'm 0eutid;en Stub Itait. 1as
aus ben 9erren Sol. ". Neper, Senrp
9sntsbeimer, gaIpar SiQ, Sulius
9rep uno Geo GrIepein beitebenos
Examinations ss&ommittee bat ben fols
gencen Wabl5ettel aufgefeIlt:
Etdlioert: Otto gnner uno Sacob
Se!oalo.
8i5e Nrdiioent: aInoreas 9fieoI
'unO Slll 0taper.
5efretGr Gonrao arager unO Ian
.2uaenbiebl.
Sd,agneiiter: Serb. Meeger uno
ab. 9eppert.
GpritanS: Sobn aruef, T. 9t.
@eilonh, llug anapp Get acBler.
Gbas. Resger, @m. Soffmann, 9 u.
Gteb6arc, Chr. Seller, Geo. 5. ga
'Sac. 1rci6cr.
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Gin Smsenbfimb.
SuIdyer pirb in Ser uHsariiden ct.
Stspbansgemeinbe gesriinSef.

Gem bottD. gfnrrer Der ungariiherI
St. Stepbnns 9eneinoe, abt. eomuno
u. 0eltribrer, lit es gelungen elHe
apie5nli6e 3abl Der 81 feIner @eHeln'
DC geborenoeH ,Ssiinglinge lnIo SSlin9'
trnuen 3rr @riinoimg eires fatboli'
hen S,llJenoflubs 5u begeilterlt. Jtab
zen 8orurbeiten iDuroe bic tonltitlIi'
renoe @eueralperianutlung an 3.
sunni b. s., i'm Statement Ger 8forr'
tir1je lulte> itpDungUoller GDellnab'
ne Ger jlmgeH SeiIte abgebalten. Jtadl'
benz Die porgeleieneir S4iIbsStatlten
massachusetts, lEit &Soblgefallen allf'
lenonurlen IuIroen, ging es on Die
&Gbl DER neuen geanteE, bei Delder
eielegen5eit ii9 ioIgerloer Seanlten'
;6rper juinnrmeHitelIte: Eruiioent,
SSotam 5rnum; 8Beprdiioellt, S5run3
Jritoridt; SefretGr, eSrl. anna Sell'
berg; stliiirer, &anI Graltsharr
Sitliotbefar, SRI. Gliiabetb Groe! A;
Sdulnleilter, Ratbias glidbol};
SRI. SlIiie @angeI;
aontroaeure, SRI. HSlilie 9rbei mo
sSeter Siniter. 3ur Scicr oieier &c.
gebenbeit lpllroe eiritinrnig Die 2lb.
taltltng eines geiIlciieneH San3frunj'
dens proflnmIrt, rns om folgcnnen
SolmaJ, gtnhrnittags Inn 4 llbr, IN
Der ct. Stepbans Salen nbgebaltel
miro. Gum &obe bieies SSl;genofIlI6S
iei es errpi1nt, oab oie Diitglieoer ben
GeJrauh BON beraltldcnoen @etran.
fen einbeitli9 nieoergcitimntt baben.
CONT iidl.ru Die ritbrieen ghtglieoer
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Ohio gtpe., Ser5leioen.
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