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The evening world., 1917-07-19
PRESS ASKED TO TELL MEN
WHEN THEY MUST APPEAR.

Tie press ~ relied upon to carry =
individuals throughout tina country
the information az 20 when they will
be required to appear before exemp-
ton boards. and Tor that reason every
offorr is beng made to suit the con.
venience OF the newspapers as 10 de-
tails
The task Of transmitting tho Ions
lists Of numbers by telegraph Is
problem OF considerable proportions
hut the press associations and teie.
graph companies are making efforts
to insure both speed and absolute dc-
curacl in transmission There IL
more concern over the task OF the tn.
dividual newspapers after they re-
ceiVe by wire the results OF the draw.
ing In large communities the prob
lens OF printing the serial number
with the names Of the men they rep
resent in each district attached IS
one OF staggering proportions
In New York city. where there are
iSs OF the 4,557 local exemption Iis.
] q
bers would al several hundred rcw,.
paper pages. Even 10 give sufficient
names and numbers 10 cover those
likely 10 he called TO tho colors i'm
mcdiately means enormous work
Either the large committee room OF
the senate Committee on Military Az
fairs on the Hail OF tho House OF Rep
rescutatives will be the scene Of the
national lottery.
LOTTERY MAY TAKE PLACE IN
, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
/ The House Hail Is considered by far
the most fitting stage, but owing to
its size so many people will gather
| there that confusion may Interfere
with the lottery.
! Onicials are determined TO take no
chances nthe accuracy with which
the lottery is carried out They in
| tend to avoid tho necessity for re-
4 peatlng the entire drawing or any
portion OF It. Every Step taken will
be thrice checked up by army Of
Rcers, Three officers will have no
other duty than to keep accurate
checking on the drawing. An agree
ment between two of these will rule
and no outsider will be allowed 10
interfere.
The drawing OF the order in which
the 10000, 900 registered eligibles OF
the country will be subject to service
in the selection OF Gs7,oOo men will be
conducted exclusively by the military.
Il will be under the direction Of Pro-
yost Marshal Gen. Enoch II. Crowder,
and, everything working smoothly, II
ls hoped to accomplish the entire task
In an hour
The Secretaries OF War and Com
merce were charged with having actet
Illegally In fixing the quotas OF states
and Territories for the draft on hgure'
prepared by the Census Bureau In
resolution introduced in the Hous'
yesterday by Representative McCul
loch OF Ohio, calling upon them t'
furnish the House their reasons TO
80 ignoring the express provision
Of the conscription law.
In the Senate yesterday protest
against the estimates for the drai
hy the Census Bureau were nled ah'
discussed, The answer OF the purea'
TO the request OF the Senate, in tn
Brandegee resolution, for informa
ton as 10 how the estimates wer
made, has been prepared and sent L
the Capltol. But IL was not receive
by the Vice President before IN
senate adjourned. II will be pre-
sented and made public to-day
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ASK DAMAGES FOR HORSES DEATH

snit for damages for the death OF =
horse was heard in the Superior Court
today. Edwin McGroerty is the plain
tiH and johnson & Bro. the defendants.
The accident occurred on the Salem
Pennscrove road. in February, 1915.
The plaintiffs case is that Herbert
Brooks. a driver, was proceeding along
the road with the team and a dirt wagon
on the morning of the accident and
that an automobile owned by Johnson &
Bro. overlook him and either did not
pull far enough over the left or pulled
back TO the right side too quickly after
passing him, the machine striking one Of
the horses aud breaking its leg. The
animal had to be killed. Reuben sat
terthwaite, Jr.. represents the plaintiff
and James Salisbury the defendants.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
MANY Volunteer
TODAY FOR SERVICE

Crowded recruiting Offices, due to
the fact that tomorrow is the day for
registering for the new conscript
army. promotions in the First Bat
TALON Of the First Regiment. n. G. d..
a drive by both the first and Second
Battalions for recruits, marked the
recruiting campaign ia all branches
OF the State and federal service in
this city today
The busiest place was the naval re-
cruiting Offices. where twenty-five ap-
plicants were handled during the
forenoon Every officer on duty was
rushed, and some OF the men were or
dered back tomorrow to be sent away,
as the officers did not have time to
get out the transportation papers OF
all who were ready TO go away How
ever six were sent out today these
being John George Zanchowski. No
l29 Bird street; Thomas Benjamin
Chance. No. 500 Poplar street; George
William Cole No. 204 East Fifth
street; David Weinstein, No. 632 West
Fourth street; Joseph Dutton, No.
1900 West Second street, and John
Aloysius Deyine, No. 422 Heald street.
At the Armory Major Warner Reed
announced four promotions in the
guard, as follows:
Private James II. Cause, Company
D. to sergeant.
Private Charles p. Logan, Company
ID, to corporal.
Corporal Herbert w. Wier. Com
pany A, to sergeant.
Private Vaughn s Ponsell. Company
A, to corporal.
The recruiting force Of the First
Battalion is busy with applicants,
this being the last day for men within
the cOnscript on ages to enlist before
registering for the new army. One
applicant was accepted this morning,
Charles r. Haggerty. OF HOckessin,
being the man. Recruiting officers say
that Hockessin is establishing a
record fin that every appl cant from
that village has passed the eXamina-
ton. There have been several re-
cruits from there
I'm the special drive Of the Second
Battalion, in charge Of Captain L. b.
Jacobs. twenty men have been en-
listed and six more are awaiting eX-
animation. A total Of 42S men are
required to I'll the Battalion to war
strength. The recruiting figures an
nounced this morning by Captain
Jacobs are as follows:
BY Capt. John p LeFevre, Kent
country district. ten men enlisted.
BY Capt Jesse A. Mckay. East
New Castle district, fye applicants to
be examined:
by Captain James Cannon, Sussex
county district, two men enlisted, one
applicant to be examined.
BY First Lieutenant John W Ram
sey, West New Castle county district
eight men enlisted.
Orders from the War Department
at Washington to the commanding
general OF the Eastern Department,
dated May 30. direct Major vii
liam p. Lank to proceed at once to the
Government musketry school, at Fort
Sill, Okla.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
state Federation
Of WOMEH'S Clubs

Ciubwomen Of this state arc look
Ing forward to the twentieth annual
convention Of the State Federation ot
Women's Clubs. which viii be held
al Rehoboth Beach on June 21, % and
81 Many delightful features viii
center around the meeting this year
one OF which will be a luncheon at
which the officers and delegates OF
,hc convention Will be entertained on
SATURDAY.. June %. by the hostess club
the Village Improvement Association
Of Rehoboth Beach Like every other
Standard and worth while organic
ation. the club women will discuss
live and patriotic subjects and on
Friday morning. June 22 there VIII
he two conferences, one on civics and
health and sosial service and tho
1ther on conservation and home eco
nomics Delegates. members OF the
executive board and officers of the
federation will present their creden-
tials on Thursday afternoon June
21. between I and 2 o'clock. On FRI.
day morning the business session oil
the convention will be held. The
convention viii hold over until Sat
urday. on which day the club lunch
con viii be given. Il is likely that
the majority OF the delegates and
visiting club women will remain at
the shore over that weekend.
According TO the State Federation
bylaws. this is the year for the BIZ
enniel election Of officers. However
notice has been given 10 club women
of the state OF a proposed change IN
the bylaws. Article 3, Section ! and
Article 4 Section T. regarding tho
changing OF the year for election of
officers so that such will correspond
to the election OF officers at the BIZ
ennlel OF the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
JAPAN WON'T INTERFERE
IN China FOR PRESENT
BY The United Press.

TOXIC, June 4--Japan's determi-
nation not to interfere in Chinas in
ternal affairs, at least until there is
some outbreak there was emphasized
again today in official quarters.
According to word received here no
disorder has attended the secession
OF elevent of China's eighteen pro-
vines and the proclamation OF a pro-
yisional government. although rebel
army was said 10 be marching toward
Peklng The revolving provinces are
those under control of the military
chiefs and their array of strength in
men and arms apparently makes the
fall Of the old government certain.
President Ii Yuan Hung is expected
to resign. He is practically a pris-
oner at Peking. the city and the
province i'm which the capital is To-
Gated being in control Of the new
government forces.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04

Browne and the Peerless Quartet
"Gwine to Get a Home Bye and Bye"
A banjo introduction signalizes the
approach Of the "darkey with loud
check suit and banjo comm up the
levec." who is greeted With hearty good
will by group of curious darkeys. Then
follows a merry baritone story of "wherc
I'm from att and dream OF Susanna
coming down The hill with buckwheats
in er mouth and tears in Ter eyes" by
Browne. with quartet and banjo synco-
patton passages.
The entertaining darlley "slSit" closes
with a characteristic Negro humming
effect.
No one ever found the "blues" anus
ing. Not unless they heard Columbia's
latest SaXo SeNtette recording "Bull
Frog Blues." q comical wall Of frog mel
ancholia, played with ludicrous rag
time shop effect and an undcrcmrent
of frog "gunts" contributed by the
basso member of the scxtette
Even though "Bull Frog Blues is RI
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
Will. DISTRICT ". F. N.
meeting At MT. PLEASANT

The third quarterly meeting OF the
Woman's Fore gn Missionary Society
of the Wilmington District will be
held on Thursday in Mt. Pleasant NJ.
%. Church. There will be both morn
ing and afternoon sessions. The Rev.
w s. Meek, OF Lucknow, India, will
be the principal speaker Of the day.
Those attending the meeting from this
city will take the Darby car leaving
the Pennsylvania railroad station, at
9.34 o'clock. Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04

dicu,ous. it is as tuneful and novel q
melody as one could wish to hear.
The most universally beloved Of the
modern song classics. Ncvin's "Ihe Ros-
ary - seems to have been written for
the blended sweetness and pathos OF
Chafles Harison's tenor.
As recorded for Columbia by Mr..
Harrison, the beauteous notes of "rhe
Rosary" are indeed pearls of tonal pur-
ity, linked with consummate artistry to
an exquisitcly modulated finale.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
BY The United Press.

LONDON June 4-British forces
wrested back from the Germans early
today the lone British post which
Sunday mornings enemy attack had
gained for them southeast OF Cherisy.
Field Marshal Haig reported the re-
capture in his report today and
further British advance into the
enemD trenches to the east of Yer
melles
"The post southeast OF Cherisy men
TONED yesterday as remaining in the
enemy's hands was recaptured during
the night" the statement said.
Southwest OF La Bassee and in the
neighborhood OF Neuye Chapelle hos
tile raids were repulsed.
East Of Vermelles we entered the
enemy's trenches"
Vermciles lies nearly midway be-
tween Lens and la Bassee.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
CASES GO TO SUPREME COURT.

Two cases against John Beltz and
Francis E. McGill'ck. in Superior
Court, were disposed Of today through
the jurors finding for the defendants
in both cases upon instructions from
the court and Attorney Daniel o. Hast
ings. representing the plaintiffs. ap-
pealing the cases TO Supreme Court.
Both were foreign attachment cases.
When the case in which Henry T.
Williams was plaintiff begun last
week, was ended, another jury was
called I'm the case in which Joseph r.
McGinness was plaintiff. and was in
structed as in the former case. The
plaintiffs sued TO recover in a mining
stock transaction. and the cases pre-
sented many intricate points OF law.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
An nm nTEFN

This week two big super-feaiures
will be presented at The Queen. Each
offering show the stars in a presenta-
ton Of supreme sacrifice For the
first half OF the week. beginning today.
Nine. Petrova is the star. "The Soul
of a Magdalene" will leave you not in
wonderment, but in the realization Of
a noble work nobly done. Wyndham
Standing. Mahlon Hamilton and Violet
Reed lead in a strong supporting cast.
Nine. Petrova will be seen for three
days. beginning today. In addition
the thirteenth episode Of the Secret
Kingdom. "The Tragic MasQue," will
be shown today and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
AT THE SAVOY.

The Danger Trail" at the Savoy
today and tomorrow. was. indeed! o
danger trail for John Howland. Amer
ican engineer "The Danger Trail" is
H. b. Warmers first appearance under
the Selig banner Violet Heming. IA
nous as a stage star. Is his new lead
ing woman. w Lawson Butt. who
plays the part OF Pierre Croisett the
French-Cree Is an actor Of ronown.
Frederick Thomson. who made The
Christian and other world-famous
photoplays. produced "The Danger
Trail"
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ATTRACTIONS At THEATRES
Al ne VlcToRlA.

The chief attraction at the Victoria
Theatre today is one OF the most in
teresting films that has appeared in
screendom. It is "Enlighten Thy
Daughter" featuring Frank Sheriden
and zecna keefe and pointing out the
proper way OF educating the youth and
particularly the girls In matters Of
the utmost Importance to the welfare
OF the nation The film was received
with the approval OF many news
papers. There is an added comedy
attraction
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
British Recover Cherisy Post;
Italians Also Recover Ground

"On the western slopes Of San
Marco the enemy completely destroy
ed our new line of defense with artil-
lery and penetrated our advanced line
at some points" the statement said.
with the prompt assistance Of re-
Inducements they were everywhere
driven back fro mour positions with
severe loss"
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
At THE MAJESTIC.

Opening the weeks program Of All
Paramount productions at The Ma
jestc is "'Freckles" a LaskyPara-
mount Offering. featuring Jack Pick
ford and Louise Hun. which is adapt
ed from the story by Gene Starfton
Porter. whose works have been wide
~ read 'FreoSles" Is story with
a human appeal and a touch OF heart
interest. Hobart BoswOrth. Lillian
Leighton. Billy Elmer and Guy Oliver
make up a strong supporting cast
Jack Pickford and Louise Hun. a
stellar combination, will be seen in
"Freckles' at The Majestic today and
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGE.

Detective King this morning arrested
John Scirco, aged 80 years, an Italian
ON charge of assault with intent to
commit murder. IL is alleged that dur
ing meeting Of Italian revolutionists
in tho Italian district some weeks ago,
fight was started and during the
trouble it is claimed Scirco cut fellow
countryman in the stomach.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ADVERTISING TAX LIKELY.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, June 4-The Senate
finance committee today tentatively
agreed to impose two per cent. adver-
tising tax on all newspapers and per
iodicals
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ey The unifad prnss-

PARIS. June A. 4.-Strong German
attacks northwest of Froidmont farm
last night gained the enemy a foot
hold on advanced element of the
French positions. the war office state
ment said today.
I'm the Champagne, east Of Teton
Mount. we carried out a successful
raid. The enemy yesterday made an
air raid on Dunkirk and Nancy. kill
ing several civilians"
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
nFw cn1uMB1A RECORDs.

90 Susanna is the second Harry G.
Browne Mississippi river song aud banjo
recording in which the Peerless Quartet
bas participated And it is presented
with the same delightful originality as
was the first joint recording OF Mr..
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
NEWPORT
MEETING.

NEWPORT w. c. T. U. MEETING.
The Newport Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold rs
monthly meeting in their headquart-
ers. on Wednesday afternoon. at ESQ
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
BY The United Press


ROME, June 4.-Fierce fighting
broke out again todav on the Carso
front, after two days Of inactivity.
The official statement reported a
strong Austrian attack.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04

IF you have not enough work to keep
you working overtime, it is because you
don't advertise.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
By The UnIted Press.

by Inc United Press.
BOSTON. June 4 Albania has been
granted independence and the pledged
protection and friendship OF Italy ac-
cording to a cablegram received today
by the president OF the Pan-Albanian
Federation from Valona, Albania.
"On the third OF June. on the occa-
sion OF Italys constitutional day, the
italian Government proclaimed the In
dependence Of all Albania and pledged
protection and friendship OF Italy
Liberal institutions, trial by jury, Al
banian militia and national Albanian
schools have been founded ard as
sured," said the cablegram. signed by
Major Casto'di. OF the Italian army
occupying Albania"
Albania has been held by German
troops since Italy declared war on
Austria.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
ITALY declares
ALBANIA FREE
Bv The rnIted press

BY The United Press.
ROME. June Recognition as an
independent principality was accorded
to Albania by formal proclamation Of
the Italian Government today
The government announced the in
dependent government Of Albania
would be under Italy's protection.
Evening journal., 1917-06-04
PAIN? NOT A BIT!
LIFT YOUR c0RNS
OR CALLUSES OFF
No humbuol Apply few drops
then just lift them away
with fingers.

This new drug is an ether COM
pound discovered by Cincinnati
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14

SIT Slnit &anias i6loiien ant
p. Eobember HuboIpb &ublmanrL
cin Sobn u%nieres Witbiirgers, 8m.
&nblmann unO Oeiien @attin, llno
SRI, In9cla Wauler, Sodter BOT,
Soiepb Mauler uno Satin bon
Olmib Ben 9unb fiir's 2eben. Oie
yteupermablten famen frr5 nod ibrer
Srauang bierber mo Tie biz letter.
Mittluod bel Ben gItern oes il,nsen
e%bemannes beripeilten. OieieIben
reilten am @ittuod nad Mlbett,
&anias, no Serr Rl,blmann cine arc.
BE 5arm betpirtbidaftet.
-2ouis 2ingenfeIoer bon Iiles,
Santos befano iid lesten MitttpoG
bier gum 8eiu6 ieiner Ml,tter llnb
anoeren @ertuanoten iiibIid bon Der
Staot lpobnbaft. Serr 2ingenfeIber
bate cine Garlaoung, ODER 70
Sdweine nad ct. 2ouis auf ben
Warft gebradt. Die 8runser tpogeH
insgeiammt 1920 Bfuno unb brad.
ten $2653.SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14

-6ris 9in9cnfelocr reiitc geitcrlI
in 8eitGftcn nod Gnnias Gitp.
y Stetiou '9iitc uno mo0crnc Sap.
pen in id0ner @usmabl bel SEQ. u.
Rllcoiscr, &leioerbGnoler.
-Grau Sreo Gn9elage bon Mor-
riion mar an Rontag bier in sc.
neutrality-suspicious..
CIR. Gberlir & Son licicrtcn
oieie @ode Elm nellcS Worlpcll pluto
on Geo. Shneioer bon Wt. Stcrling
ab.
@cihente, Die millfonuncn iillo.
iito Die cinGgCn bic clncn 8ertD ba.
ben, Mir BADEN cine 9roBe %9lllsipobl
Observation-Disclosures, Ole jc0eS nit,
glteS Der 6onlilic crircucn Dcrocn.
6. 6. Rueoi9cr.
Strait Saula Sod Iieb lcttcn
Mittuod lire Mobcl un6 Solr30c.
ratb olf DEM 8critcigerllngSlucac Der
faufen lnb reiItc 9cItcrn mad 81.
2ouis. no ibrc SGbnc bcidGitigt iin0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14

In5iige unb llebarode iueroer
~beoeuteno tbcurer .iperben. OesbaIb
fault jett uno ipart 8elb.
Geo. q. &uebigcr, &leiberbanoler.
SRI. 5ricba 2autenidlacger bon
Sipiss reiite Ieste @o6e nod Chilli.
cotbe UNI ibrer Sdpeltcr. SRI. Mar-
garetb, einen 8eiuh ab3uitatten, pcl,
fc bort Stuocntin eines Guinness
College 1T.
-@Gbrenb Oscar Sdmibt letten
Samstag NIT icincm @eipann iiber
oas Tebengeleiie beim gabnbofe fab.
rem mollte, glittcn sic @orberrGbcr
auf Dem eisbeocften @cleiie ab ll1o
ollrd Den plGtliden <d our Seitc,
wllroe Sdmiot bon ieincm Site orf
Die StraBe ~gelporfen unb erlitt
I6ntcr5DaItc, ie0o6 nidt gefGbrlihe
Scrlebllngen.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1917, as required by the Act of
October G, 1917.
Der lofale arieesratb miro NOR.
gen beginner bie Sragebogcn (Nl,ci.
tionnaires) alls3uienoen, unb apar
miro betiel6e ieben Sag ipGbrenb 90
Saeen, an 5 8ro5ent Ser @eiammt,
5abl Der &e%eiItranten bieie Srogcbp,
gen ergeben laiien. Die S~raeebogen
miiiien innerbalb 7 Sogen ausgefilIt
llnb an Den 2ocol @oarb e~ingeionbt
iperben.
-Wtilton &lingcr bon WarihaIl,
.Wo., Sobn bes bcrit. @m. Glingcr,
benl friiberen BETTER ser bieiieen
Wiible, lit MitgIicb Der Imbl1lan5.
s(btbeil,u1g ser s(rree l,ro sur Belt
in Camp &eorncp, Son 9iego, Gal,
i%tationirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14

Gilbert Hoiin bon Sefferion Gity
befon6 ii6 lesten 9ienstug bier als
@ait bon Sris Gang uno 8attin.
Sd0nc SENDER iinb mGnnliden
MitgIicoern Ger 6amilie itets piltom.
meme acknowledgements. Sn rcidcr
g(ltsrabl Bel $50. q. &ueoiger.
-g(Iireo Hebiumen. ncIber nab
reno ben Oergungenen 5ipei @o6cn
bier auf 9eillh bel ieinen Ingcb0ri-
gen permeilt bate, reiite lctten
9ienstng pie0cr nad Olatbe, &anias
suriid.
@eieDt %unicre @usmabl cleftri.
idcr Siidlampcn in allen Sarben.
Grciie bon $3.50 bis $11.75.
6. 6. Hucbigcr.
Die aopofatcn 6. q. Barter.
bon Spenspille. Seize Sbaper bon
@aibinaton uno S. 6. Chaplin unb
S. 9. CLAYTON bon ct. 2ouis, iuaren
lesten Wontag bier I'M @eihdfte in
Der Brobate Court 81 erleoigen.
-Sobn Slid, wel6er p1brenb oen
pergangenen aht Ronaten in SebrolL
gtorb 9afota, bcripeilte, lit lcbtcn
wicber 5urilfgefebrt uno
miro pGbrenb bcs @intcrs bel icincn
gltern nabe Stolpe pcrpeilen.
Gin Stction SUIT lit immer fleib.
fam. 81 bubcn III S6sner's &lci.
ocritorc.
-@m. 6romnl ulO Sictor Willcl.
Ter, fnnlen geltern bon Davenport,
S0lpu, no nc lall8cre Oelf Del0uIfl9f
ruarcn, 5urilt unb meroen pGbrenO
ben @intcrllollaten bel Den Gltern in
Der N&gc bon Stolpc permeilen.
-8ir baben Oieie ISOLDE Wieocr
III lere Ibomlcntcn Site repioirt unb
lit Die bis gum 70. 9e5ember einbe.
announcements getrGgc alli
zen Ioreb : 3ettcl creoitirt. Wan =.
,ergleidc oaS 0atum alf Dem glorci.
en5cttel nit Der Gllitt,lng, uno be.
ladridtige uns falls bieie nidt nit
'cm binter current Tanlen georllften
Datum ilbercinltimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14
@uiduben.

Der @eiangsgottesoienit DER bei,te
abenb in Der st. 9auls STRIDE Itatt-
iinoen ioIlte, lit auf unbeitimmte !3eit
Deriboben poroen, ba oas Srio bonn
Gocn Seminar, oas feline Wittpirfung
5ugeiagt bate, burd unporbcrgeiebe.
ne llmitanbe b%erbinoert ipuroe fir
beute mad Sermann 5lt fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-12-14

-Srau @m. @rinfcr begIeitctc
Ietten Sreitas iDrc Ml,ttcr, Srall
@umbp, nod Gonios Gitp 100 Ietterc
ii6 in ar5tlide 9cbanbllmg bceebcll
miro.
Geo. 6. @berlin bat oic 9(sentllr
fir Die Sberlano 9llltonlobile iiber-
tommen. Oie SOcrIarb 6obrif miro
in aiir5e Elm t,elles glllto IN bcn Morft
bringen oas menigcr oIS $4,000
foiten foil.