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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
OLD DOMINION DIRECTORS
REFLECT ALL OFFICERS
American and Broadway National I.Icc,
I"-bnE-rcntraI NatIonmI thoo.cs
same Mrn for Another Scnr

~ the annual meeting of tho stock
holders Of the old Dominion Trust
company yesterday afternoon an ncm-
hers OF the companys board Of dirc,.
tors were reelected for the ensuing
year. as follows
w. NJ. 1iabiiston, l.. T. Lamb NJ :.
Sranch, Jonathan Bryan H. \ sam.
dcrs, Jr.. John g.. Walker. Wiil;.,r' tt
White, :. +. Morgan. Richard No.
ris. Frank y. Williams, w. NJ AId,,,',
John Garland Pollard. W. s Hbn,d.
william !. Reed. James H. ponl.y ~
u. l.itchf"rd, T.. a. Palmer am, l,du,;,
Mann. The directors at their pnc,i,.
to-day are expected to rc-clcc, All ~,
n.crs. w
The directors Of tho American y,
tional and the broadway Nt,inu.,
Banks, VIII meet to-day for tn. ..-.r.
ton of officers Of the institutions for
IN" ensuing ycnr. Present nii,n,. ~
nom banks are expected To ho re-
elected without exception
Stockholders Of the Union Ram or
Richmond viii also hold their ..,,n,,..,
meeting to-day for tho election .,s ,nn
board of directors
Directors OF tho Central \.,.,
Bank. elected Tuesday, held rbr,r o.
GhniZntion meeting yesterday and -
elected all officers. as follows. Cl,arIo.
liutzlcr president william ~
S"hwarZschild. vice president. ,h;iin
r. w. Goodwin. cashier and Gnor..o =,
Mhttcrh. .'r. assistant cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
PETTY THIEVING BRINGS
POLICE MANY COMPLAINTS
w. ~ Malone Reports Thn, CoIorcd
NahhrSwomnn Has Failed tn Re-
tui~ Laundry Worth So

w I. Malone. of go West Grace
street. reported 10 the police yesterday
that colorcd woman who secured
laundry TO the amount Of So has
iaIIed To return the clothing which
she took 10 iaundcr
H. ~ Larpec, Of 1900 Hun street.
south isichmond has reported to the
police the loss of an ovcrcoat valued
at $50. The coat was stolen from an
automobile standing in the street
me linton News Company reported
I" The police that "a clerk "A; tn. Byrd
street station parcels bureau had. by
mistake, give a suit case belonging to
Mrs y NJ. Smith. OF st Augustine
ria. 10 some one else. The contents
oil tn" suitcase We're valued at $3.50
The person who secured the sui, ease
LETT only bundle, containing a blanket
OF cheap make.
Frank Cooper OF I.ynchburg. COM
planned TO The police tina, he los, an
oNercoat from his locker in the Young
Mems Christian Association The
oNcr'oat was valued at $50
'r, Joseph y. -hleXandcr Of .i5r,
EAST Main Street, reported The loss,
from Ms locker IN tho Young Mems
christian Association. of a watch worth
Mary Williams Of 92o Angie street.
reportcd the loss of clothing valued a,
500. The clothing was stolen from he.
room
Mrs. II r SWIFT, Of 5io Eas, CLAY
street reported that She had los, $50
IN currency While riding in ,aXicab
from the Byrd street station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
AUTO SHOW MANAGERS
AWAIT FINAL DECISION
Holding Of EAhIhit TESTS Now With
city Government and Direct
ing Officers.

Members Of the Richmond Automo-
bile Dealers Association have not
given up all hope Of securing the use
of the GrayS Armory for the automo-
bile show. although the Administrative
BOARD Yesterday refused to rcccdc from
its refusal To rent tho building for the
exhibition. \ delegation OF motorists
was informed by Chairman ilirschbcrg
that TN" boards action OF Tuesday was
final-;hat the matter was closed.
Only one member of the committee
Of automobile dealers was in Richmond
yesterday. all others being in attend
anc" at the New York motor show.
In tho meantime, nothing is being done.
I'VE arc marking time TO see whether
~ get the armory or not" said the
representative OF "a dealer last night.
I'VE have by no means abandoned our
plaus TO stage the show
Tho effect of the resolution. adopted
on TUESDAY night by tho Board Of Al
dcrmcu requesting the board "a con-
tract with tho dealers association for
tho use Of the armory for the motor
"Xhihi'ion, is being awaited The
Common Council will. il is expected
concur with tho Board when il meets
On spcciai session on Monday night,
Tn" members Of the show committee
who arc now in New York arc expected
&" return before the end of this week
aud il is not likely that anything fur
th"r viii be done until that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
President rctcrS tnIIs Lower Brunch
far Monday Might 60 Pass on
Pressing BusincNs.

!" concur in matters adopted by the
Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night,
a special meeting Of the Common couiI-
Ill Viii be called by President L. Ice
Peters f"r o'clock on Monday night,
according 10 announcement which hc
mad" last night.
TIL" principal matter which win
com" W AT this time will be the ordi-
nance I" allow tho closing Of Moore
street TO hermit tho enlargement Of
IN" old United states League park for
tn" use "f tho Richmond club Of tn"
International League.
no ordinance To widen F!ftccut N
street. between Dock and Cary Street.
and other measures. including the an
preparation I" buy property from
'rahan Road 10 calhoun Street. for
~" 'hnnh"rlnync Avenue extension.
VIII ais" b" passed on by the lower
branch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
State to E stabHsh
Electrical Bureau
Corporation Commission Plans
TO Engage Z. W. TqGord
as 1duiscr.

Announcement was made last night
10y christopher T. Garrett. chairman OF
the state Corporation Commission. Of
the intention Of the commission Ia or
GaniHc u state Department of Flee
tricitN in accordance with am Act OF
Assembly at 1914. There is available
for the operation of such a department.
Mr. tiarnett said, Am appropriation of
5000 4 year.
The LEGISLATURE of 1914 empowered
the corporation Commission To rcgu-
lat" light. power. water. heat and t"lc
phon" companies and required tho com :
mission To fin the standard Of uni, :
and tho rates to bc charged for SER
vice.
To carry out these powers. MIR. Gar.
mott said. il viii hc necessary to form
Scparat" department under the com
mission and he is NOW engaged in the
prclimiuarics Il this work
1t * expected that Il. w. Traf-
ford. superintendent of the CITY Flee
trio Ilant. will b" in charge of :hc
new state department. temporarily at
least The Administrative Board YES
t.rday gave it's consent TO Mr.. Garnctt
TO cuploN Mr. 'rranord
The commission believed that MIR.
Traiford was we'll equipped to carry
out the organization of the electrical
department. but before the proposition
was put to the City Electrician The
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD was first con
suited rh" board does not believe
that the additional duties viii cause
Nh. Iranord 10 neglect his municipal
work. and iuterposcd no objections
L. tn" cCmmlssi on'S request
Members OF the Administrative Board
thought II distinct compliment to
have the services OF n city oftici;I
sought by tho state Corporation Com
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
EGGS WERE EXPENSIVE
u. a. Poland Acquires Several Dozen
ut Cost of rive Months
In ,lnil.

III. y. Poland. twcnty-four years old
OF zoo East Main street, was given five
months IN Jail yesterday by Police Jus
ticc Crutchiicld. on the charge Of
stealing eggs. Those who claimed TO
nave lost eggs through the schemes
OF Poland were W. r.. Hawkes., J. r.
ramsey, r.. &. johnson, j. w Rollsy
and u. ~. Foster
There were others who wished IN
lodge complaints against Poland. but
Justice %rutchfcld said that five
months was sufficient punishment.
roland secured the eggs by purchas.
ihS several dozen from a grocer aud
agreeing to return later with the
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
SEVERAL OFFER TO HELP
FIND JOBS FOR TROOPS
Prospects Bright for Employment Of
All Men by Mastering
Out Date.
MUNICIPAL BUREAU TO HELP
Ninety-Fivc Members of Grays' Bat
TALON, Shortly to BE Open for 'o-
itionS, Represent Thirty-I'hc
Trades and Vacations.

Progress is being made in securing
positions for tie nin"ty-iiVe members
OF the Richmond Grays' battalion wh"
returned with the First Virginia In
fantry from six months Of duty on tn"
Mexican border Several applications
for tn" services OF men in special lines
have been received. and it j. m"r"
than probable that work Will he found
for all of the men before the regiment
* mustered out next week.
The ninntN-iivc men represent thiT-
ty-iiv" occupations Many Of the mon.
however. are willini: to take up other
work If il can he found for them. The
majority Of the men can easily bo
accommodated as work in their Inns
is fairly plentiful. Special occupations
arc the ones that cause the most dill
Guilty.
Among those who will offer employ
mcnt to some Of tho mon is tho South
"rn Stamp and Stationery Company
Samuel :. koScndorf manager Of tnc
concern, wrote to The Times Dispatch
yesterday that he viii be glad - con-
fer with those who are printers. job
prcSSmcn and cylinder prcssncil. all Of
whom VIII command good salaries.
Another letter was received Yesterday
from lIopcwcll. whore machiniStS vino
can play violin, trombonc, clarinet or
other instrument will bc given posi-
ticns. y barber, who can play is also
wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11

IN" W"man's Club yes -crdav after.
noon unanimously indorscd tho 40
posed survey of tho municipal royrr,,
n"nt of Richmond. following AN ,J
hr"sS on mat subject by Or II. Il. An
dcrson. Of Richmond College cy.,.,.i,.
secretary Of the Civic AssorI.,f,
which IS sponsor for tho movement,
INC survey would be made hv cNpcr,,
from the I!ur'au Of Municipal Rcs.;,rci,
az Now York city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11

The James Sprunt Lectures of Union
Theological Seminary will be given on
March 1T-24. Announcement was made
S'Ncrai weeks ago that DR.. &. AIph
smith, OF tho University of Virginia,
would deliver tho lectures this wear
on the subject, "k eynotc Studies i'm
Keynote Books" hut the exact date
was determined only few days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11

ia" Richmond Society for tho Iro
Ncnti"n OF cruelty (" Animals report.
f"' cases attended I" in poco,nlcr
only fourteen of these were fouud n
investigation 10 furnish no cause ,o.
complaint. Eleven cases were taken
to court by the society. and ton con
victions were secured Three dr,,
were discharged on tho notice .r no
society that they were cruel to ,hci-
teams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
BODY OF Dudley In Morauc

Tho police We're notified yesterday
mat the remains OF Herbert Dudley arc
IN morguc in Marcus Hook His
widow. Mrs. Clara Dudley, who lives
al 25l7 Street, has heard conflicting
reports regarding his leath. the man
nor of which is unknown here. The
remains Will be brought to Richmond
Tor interment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
EMPLOYERS ARE URGED
TO GIVE, MEN Tltl-OI Z

The Times Dispatch is anxious to
keep all of the men here in Richmond,
however. Business and commercial or
CARNATIONS feel the same way about
il. while the military authorities arc
anxious to keep the battalion intact
There is plenty OF work here. II the
employers will CON" forward and offer
TO give the men a chance 10 show thci!
ability.
From the Richnond Public Employ
mcnt Bureau considerable help vii!
fort 10 aid the Guardsmcn lind pro-
iitablc employment. 5eNcral OF the
men can be placed at once, Will" 4
number of employers have inquired
abou, others, The Times Dispatch hay
ing printed Il trade census showing
just what work the men can do. OF
what trade they want to follow.
Among the occupations that can be
filled by the men are cylinder press
men. job prcSsmcu. press feeders. ma
chiniSts. machinstS helpers. muniiion
workers. lathe hands, chnuifeurS. Sho"
inspectors, shoe makers, statesmen, car
pct statesmen, chauffcurS. cooks. hak-
er's helpers. lin.mcn, bookk"cp"rs.
clerks. optomctrist. timer and plum
Der plumbers. painters. steam crane
operators. cotton mill operatives, SNIP
ping clerks hrcmcn. civil engineers
stationary engine nrcmcn. hydraulic
presSmeu. boiler makers, boiler maker :
helpers lahorcrs. clerks and BARRIERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
MI Addrr., Mi,,innur, snri...

mr.. J. chambers Il missionary.
returned from China yin address 49,,
"om"n's Missionary Society Of ,hc
second BAPTIST Church iu tho church
par!"rs 1T "'cl"oE this Afternoon,
The members Of In" society invite ali
women {" attend the meeting and hear
the address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
DELEGATES NEAR FROM
SUPPLY AND ACCESSORY ME:N

The convention at 1870 o'clock hea ri
short talks by supply and accessory
men. after which the meeting was adj
journed for the day. Delegates TO the
convention were the guests of theatct
party last night.
The morning session to-day viii, be
devoted entirely 10 the reading of pa
pers and technical discussions. the con-
vcntion meeting at 10 o'clock. Among
the speakers will be Albert Johnston
Of St Louis: J. A. RaSbury. of At
ianta. and Bruce Dodson. of Kansas
City. Among the matters to be dis
cusSed 10y the association is the ques-
ton OF increasing winter sales OF ice.
and the advantages Of motor truck 3
over horse drawn supply wagons.
Heading OF technical papers and dis
customs viii consume the greater part
OF the afternoon session also. The an
nual banquet Of the association will be
held Tonight at 80 O'Clock at Muir
phys Hotel. The business meetings Of
the convention will end at noon to-
morrow. In the afternoon delegates
will either go by steamer TO Dutch
Gap. or make an automobile tour to
points Of interest in and around Rich
mOn1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11

an ambulance with Dr. IipnicL !,
charge was called to Seventeenth and
Main streets yesterday to attend sam
Sandca. who whs struck by an auto.
mobile owned and driven hv w /.
Thompson. Of us East CLAY Str.ei
Sandcs was not seriously hurt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
rcJitor, ruc p.,;,,,n

= creditors petition apaI,s, Ior,
Nazaniau vas nicd I'm tho r,"I,.I
states District Court Yesterday bv bn
Eiaioci Fu.it and rroducc Co,nu,,ny
Inc, Edward l.. Frost =. X Nvoodson
ana others II was alleged that Kaza-
man owe" $1,000. which lie IS unable
TO pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
Reports valuable suit ,t,,.,

z. T Norman, OF lsIS WrAi 1;r,co
street, reported to the police ycs,cr.
day chat Somc ono had entered bi.
back yard and stolen a woman's hIa.,i,
velvet suit. valued n, t65 The gar.
mcnt was on the clothes line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
,hnrycd WIN I.nrrrr,,

j \ @rInnor wHH urrcstc1 Ycst"rllny
hN iair'liuhm G. + Mattcrn. upon a
warrant sworn out by ". y. Shields
charging spinner with forging - check
for ;l2jo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
.|CEMAKERS OF VIRGINIA
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
Henr Technical Addresses at TWO
Business Sessions at MUIR
phys Hotel.
WELCOMED BY MAYOR AINsLIE
Problem OF Increasing Winter Sales
of Ice on Program for Meeting To-
Day-innuul Banquet Will BE
Held Tonight.

Outlining. in his annual address, the
work Of the association during tho past
year, and making suggestions for tho
dent NJ G. Elliott opened the second
annual convention of the Virginia Ice
manufacturers Association yesterday
morning at Murphy's Hotel The con-
vcntion WAS called to order at $40
o'clock for registration. There was q
Representatives attendance of members
Of the industry from all sections Of the
state.
Following the address of President
Elliott. other officers and various COM
mittecs made their reports for the year.
and an executive session was held Just
prior to adjourning of the opening
meeting. Mayor George Ainsiic well
coined the delegates to Richmond at
the afternoon session. the response
being made by Judge Il. T. w. Duke,
Of charlottesville.
II. II. Moblcy. of Baltimore. read a
paper on storage Houses" which was
followed by Il paper on "'rhe Boiler
and Its Care by Robert L. Munro, of
Baltimore. The convention then went
into "A general discussion, taking up
first the refriscrator-car service for
shipment OF ice; the Sunday blue ans.
their advantages and disadvantages to
the ice manufacturer: various methods
Of delivery, aud the results obtained
in storage houses from the use of va
rioGS installations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
TiIcs AI.nnn SuiI.

sui; Cor $1,000 damages Was Glod
yesterday ia The Circus. Court by Mary
u. Rosh.r against Tho Supreme Ruling,
Fraternai Mystic circle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-11
LOOK WITH D|5FAvOR ON
PROPOSED TAX INCREASE
Prominent Business Men Advise City
Government To Practice
RctrcnChment.
YIGnEK TANEs AS LAST RESORT
reasonable Increase i'm Rate, II *
Pointed Out, Would Find support
If Careful Survey Showed Ii Was
Imperative.

Prominent business ulsu Of Ricn-
pond agreed Yesterday that betor. amy
CIRCUS consideration IS given I" tho
'ian 10 increase TAXATION. as suggested
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.n,,i,,.i ",i,
,,;.;a,, "a So, ,,ro,t., r,. ,I,n Limit,
,inn If c.r,,i, .xn,rs,S ,no ,,xmnw",.
,,,.,,a1 ,, n,,n,,. ~.
80, ~, :, - fa,,,,, - -, ,,,.i
Mo for nc civ, - ,.o,,tmc, i,s .,rr.,i,s
y,i,bnu, ,urra.sin,, -. dcf,i, /, was
asserted. win the public concur in
some plan for additional taxation
NJ ,aa.r,, ,I los. ,i,.h. no,
NO cn,,iI ,,o, ,,,,l ~ .,.tLnr s,a,,
-, ~, 80 ,,,bo,,i.d j., nis ,ounr,
n.r,,b v.,s .,,,r,j,,od 10 nc I;o.,rd ~,
,id.,,,,.,,, as, ,rr.sd,, uirbt .rL rorcr-
80 ~ ,,,,.,,,i.,,., 49,, I.,na,r, ~.
,,.,,. s.,,,.;5I I.,., fo,. u,rr,.,cu,
,,,,,,.a.,,o.,,. I'M ro,i,. ~ ,.i,y.s
u,; aor
We otIS 81 no'" ~"
'ouhch are nov '"'t'' az ,''S ''"',,
10 olSc"SS inc ma 'ty' ~ "I -,
.'"' H., y,
from ronl'n'n''"N ",',,, tmeE ,''>e ma"
w wv 49, ,,',., t,,s ha,,
lloh' MI 'i'"S','" 80 -
ordered printed ior inc p'he'' OF '"'
'ouhci''i''"' ."'''a
NOT SO Ie'uo'""' 10 'N'' -
SAYS CITY MUST itARN
TO PRACTICE ECONOMY
The city mus; learn that. like any
business institution. X must practice
economy" said Coleman Wortham.
nrcsidout of the Chamber Of
,,o,umrrcc 9Th. city must he
careful OF what il spends and
vba, i, sncuds IL Tor. think that it
is hiph Zinc that tho city fathers stop
mad in ,akc an inventory
:, ,, ,;ss wan or.urior
-, e. 49, ;a,' ,h, ,,h,,,n.r
Nv .,, y,;I ,b,i i'm his ouiu-
OF Soini'lerto' S"'u t ta ,n ,.;,, ~ do
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BeAebne anb 9abtDn.

- Sn Gantpn itebt Elm beiber
Sfomrf um bas amt ees pOIi5ei4efs
tspor. Chris. SOrnn, Elm RepubIitas
rsr. ipar in Der lestsn @ahI gum po'
Easi3si gefpdbIt. Sn Der aampasns
bate er ieinsn bsmOtrntii9en Sesner
@rsPuIissi4sf Srant Ortlisb beiisgt.
Yer segsHDGrtige Stabtratb DON
Daptpn bsitsbt aus g Temoiraten
unb : RspubIitaHern. Su elmer lests
bin abgsbaltsnen Sisuus nabm Der
Stabtratb cine SrDiHanS on, ppna4
Der puIiosi6sf Hibt srHanHt. fDnbern
srlpd9It tDrpsu Iol. Die SrbiunRs
!purb: jsbO9 DOH bem Mapor petirt.
Deisrungeahtet ipurbea bic Yamen
FER beib,n Sanbibateu auf ben Wobls
5ettsI s.itsHt. Sect beunipru4eH bic
Demlhatsn Oos 4mt fur ibrsn Sau,
hibatsn, oa bic D1bI infpIee bes
8etOs ni6t ssItsn fol, unb bic Repus
fIitansr ertldren. bab Srtlieb ges
pGblt porben iei. ba bic 9smotratsn
Die Dabl fir seiebli9 srtldrt bdttsu-
Die 0emotratsn baben iibrisens be-
reiis i'm anutus SEQ. Cline gum pos
Ii5si4sf eruonnt. Dorns iit Der srits
Rspub!iianer, peldtr als Yoli5eitef
in Sabtou fungirt. Oa sr seiisrn bon
Der Wublbeb0rbs iein gsrtififat gum
Poli5.idef bsreits erba!tsn bat, lam
.r bsr Deiteren gntuidsluns Der Dins
ee rubis enissssnieben.
- Die Eagles" bon Danion bdbn
folgenbe 8eamie ertpdblt: YrGlibent,
@bwarb WilIiams; @iSprGIbent, 8.
gabifl; Setrstdr, yrnnt Gdreiber;
G6ubnreifter, gep. Ortb; &GpIan,
SEQ. Sob; Snuere Do9e, Z. WasHirt;
aeubere gDote, @nbrap Tliilfer;
5ruitses. Srant 2auteripaHer unD
eawrsuss Ortb.
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pericuGls s1ptisen.

Grau GOuije alipater, ssb.
aanB, ii jbrsu aiebsu am Wonias
burA zen Toe entrtfi.n iporben. Gi:
bate sia 2Il!,r non So Sabren .rr,i4i
unb MGR he; alIsn. bic Fs tannisn, se,
ahtsi unb acli,bt. Die geerbiaung Der
braoeu 5rnu. bic Gnttin bes Ssrtn
@ltoatsr, firbs. ON Donnsritoq Rafs
mitiaa BON Srauer9oui.. 1898 gIsns
bora a5:rue ous fatt,
1grau 2tna gbriftua
Stro bm,ttr IN ssftsrn Ra9
fur3sin 2:iesn I'm gflier RON 62 Cob
rem gtFiprtsH. Sic bintsrISbt sabIr,if3e
Treunb, uuo gefarrnis. Die ibr ables
hen nufrit,!ia tstrnu,rn. Di. gesrcis
guna Der nea4teten JraI finbet am
9onncriids Rafuittag Don benz
Gtabl.ifsmsHt ron Soispb S9rsiber
& Sofn. $40 Roes Strab,. aus
ftatt.
SraI garbara 8an5baf,
aeb. @aItsr, cat ssiiern Morgen Ra6
IaHseiH ifrsr.m 2eibn I'M gltsr BON
go Sab..H ole ausm gum epissu
S6fnmmsr ]sf9iofeu uub bic Gintsrs
fiiebsren Ldt.u b1s innigfte Mliis,e
fiibl ibrsr Sdbfreiaen ssreunbs uab
gsiAIn.su. Die geerbisuns finbet an
9ouasritnG Ra4miitas rom 5rnusrs
balIis. 500 aiottsr Mpsnus. aus Itutt.
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SsntiAe 1ranen bersehen nnisre
Solbaten i'm 5tloe nidf.

sluriliarp Go. 8, befanntIid Der
IofaIe oeutide 8ipeig bes ameritanis
iden Rotben areil5es. eritiuideIt mad
ipie Dor eine emiige 9bdtisfeit mo
Die 8oIee lit, Dab tpieber ein erbebs
liher Boiien fertiser Stridpoaren al
bas Sauptuuartier abeeliefert .ueroen
foiulte. Die Sadeu tonnnen unieren
|Soloaten i'm sSeloe gut 5u iiatten.
iSolgen6e @egenitGrroe ipuroen poT
ben gsadbeuannten iertiggeiieat uno
abgeliefert:
SneaterS 6raii uno sSrl.
Guad 5, SrGulein Bartholomew
3, Srau Sartmann, 5rnm 9as
iaterL 5rI. 8untrum ie ?; 5rau
Suhfarber, fSrau golano, aSrau Sos
nes. iSrali Wtiiiid, ;Srml Sans, ssrau
g. SdJieIe, SSrnu Bloom, Ninuie
Gpers, 9orotbp Suf)iar6er, iSraii
Congo, SRI. 9edebaf, 6rau Miird,
SSrau Seiiter. sri. Eiirrnaun. Souiie
Steiner nno 6rau Congo lie 1.
0tufiIer - Srl. bartholomew
3, fSrau Euiateri mo 5rau Sepbertb
je 2, 5rnu hartmann, JrI. gIgnes
Slogan, SRI. Spons, 0,iIoreS 1idie,
9ilian 1oiter, sri. Shonfelo, @.
eSrictif, sSrou Slider, Soiepbine Sell
mid, Srau @oIter Seuf, SSrou 9eebe
uno sSrau Suffice ie /.
YuI . md mer 6rl. Yfirrs
man uno yrau Sepbertb ie / Yaar.
Seine SRI. 8ortune, arali
Sartnlnnn uno 6rau WaiBi ie 9,
iSrml gIoom unO 5ruu 3inBle ie /.
efern 7 puretu ais a2lsttiporbsis
ten abseIisfert:
Rrippenbprf Sit m ann
s o., 5 WufFl.r. Oi. arbeit BON gsHis
Grapevine, Narg arsimer, 2sua
Rruo. Srau s. gorbnsr unb Sma
Grsenppob.
/. Der. 8raberr airdt, 5
Sneaters unb 8 WufiIsr, bic arbeit
bon ssrau Sotruea, anna MGureOer,
2iSsis 3sbIer, Grnu Urban, Grau
Dsber unb SRI. gfsl.
0eutfdt st. Sohannsss
@.meinbe, l Selm uHb 8 Sipeos
itrs, bic arbsii gOn Grau Weibner.
TrI. Semper, Grau Jrsn9, Grl. pfsis
ifr. glfd 6siieI.
GpuferbotOrp Of Wuiic:
8 Speattrs unO 3pei paar Sodn
surh Jraii Spsus.
ct. pauIuss @emeinbc
10 RuffIers, 2 Sipeatsrs, 6 poias
mas unb 3 paor puIsDGrmer; bi. s.s
msininme qrb,ii BON anna SirbsI,
Srau granbon, igrau sslmifh, syrau
4rfait, Jrau aiatsr. Sopbis StiI,
5rau pnnOorf, edura Opel. Uliuuis
Strubbs ,i5rau 2auirfisd, Sber.is
DoIfsbpri.
1rnusu Stattntrbanb.
aoH tisisn Oamen iinb i6on mante
Sahtn siHjsIn obsslisiert ipprb.u.
fernr siHgen ein: / Stpenter unb 3
Wufflrs, bi. semsiniame arbeit BON
Frau Soers, 5rau auii, Yr.itipOue.
Frau 70. 9. 9reitipou.. RatbiIbs
Rraub