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The sun., 1917-09-09
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Stoddard Of
Boston have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Yvonns Stod-
dard. TO Henry Reed Hayes Of this city.
No date has been set for the wedding.
but II probably will take place quietly
in October. Mr.. Hayes 10 q son OF Mrs.
John J. Hayes OF Dsdham. Mass. He
was graduated from Harvard in 1901
ana 10 q member of the Metropolitan.
Union, Seawanhaka Corinthixn and Har.
ward clubs.
Nj and Mrs. August Wisdsnbach of
HastinSs-on-Hudson have announced the
engagement Of thstr daughter. Miss Clara
Marie Wisdsnbach. to Nelson Doubleday
Brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Collins Brown, also Of Hastings.
DR.. and Mrs. 0ordon X. Dickinson Of
Jersey City have announced the en-
gagsmsnt OF their daughter. Miss Louise
Waterman Dickinson, to Edward r.
Swenson Of Albany.
The enssgemAit has been announced
Of Miss Frances Dorrance. daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. John O. DoYrance Of 6+S
Riverside Drive. 10 Lieut.. Jansen II.
Preston of the Officers Reserve Corps.
Tho wedding will take place at an early
date.
Mrs.. o. Elmer Butterneid Of Crcton
Lake. Wastchestsr county. has an
nouncsd the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Hslsn Butterhsid. TO Parker
NcCollasteS. son OF DR.. and Mrs. Lee B.
McColisstsr Of Tufts College. Mass.
The sun., 1917-09-09
GOOD ROADS MEN ARE GUESTS.
George W. Stevens Entertnins 70
at white sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.
Sept. s.-A luncheon was given In the
White Hotel to-day for over seventy
members Of the Trans-Alieshsny Good
Roads Association. which me& here.
George ". Stevens had at his table
w. A. McCorkle, Ex-Governor OF West
Virginia.
Mr.. stevens entertained At dinner at
the Log Cabin this evening. Sir Fred
erick and LGdy Williams Taylor. Mr.
and MIRA G. B. Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam A. Glasgow and Mrs. Henry Rut-
ledge Buist were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Dupignac and
Misc Eleanor F. Dupignac arrived at
the Gresnbrier from New York. Mrs.
r. De Witt TaimaSe Of Baltimore and
Miss Rebscca Collier. Walter Wood Of
Philadeiphia and Decatur Axtel OF Rich
mOnd were among the arrivals. Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Kaufman. Mrs. Robert
8. Ids and w. D. Pitts OF New York,
]. o. Benson Of Baltimore. Charles l..
Strobel OF Chicago and Major J. Kill
patrick Of Washington are among others
at the 0reenbrisr.
Miss Josephine Ryan, who celebrated
her fourth birthday, gave a tea party at
tho Casino this afternoon, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ryan. who returned from
Cincinnati. and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carey were among others entertaining.
The sun., 1917-09-09
xls. lRnTrD LIuox HosrrsA
Oas usuasea women Are 0sssts at
Tea IN the Clubheuss.

~oaen ARo 0Uoeuo ~
Tea IN the Clubhesss.
LsNeS, Mass.. Sept. s.--Mrs. Charles
Astor Bristed was hostess at tea at the
Lenox Club to-day in honor Of Miss Ruth
Deyo Of New York. Because Of the cool
afternoon tables we're laid in the music
room, where Mrs. Dristed. assisted by
her daughters. the Misses NJ. Sympho-
rosa and Grace Bristsd. received about
100 cottagers- .....
John Cowan. professional golfer at
stockbridgs. broke the club record for
professional golfers to-day in playing
with w. f. Wolmoth Of New York.
Cowan went out in 81 and camo In In 81.
Halsey Van Wyek. warwick Bonsal.
Harry J. Hains. Frederick Field, Osgood
Field. Lee Higginson. Frederick Haines
and Miss Edith Bonsal started to-day in
the junior golf tournment 1t the Lenox
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Graham. the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Stoddard Of
New York. Mrs. Hoffman Miller. Law
renee Nick. Miller Of Tuxedo. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. v. Whiting. Mrs. e. N. Clark Of
Dickson OF Boston, II. N. Smith and H.
NJ. Smith, Jr.. OF Morristown, N. j., reg
istered AZ the Red Lion Inn.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie are
entertaining the Misses Emily Eaton and
Theodora willard at shadow Brook. Mr..
ana Mrs. 0iraud Foster and Giraud Fos-
ter. Jr.. returned from Q hshing trip in
Canada. Mrs John c., Grssnieaf is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Ben
1amin. Mrs. william II. Force and Miss
Katherine Force. who we're at the Hotel
a.
Mrs. William r. Dinsmore. Miss Made.
line Dinsmore. Mrs. Edgar Tower and
the Misses Isabel and Margaret Tower
Of New York registered at the Hotel
Aspinwaii. Mrs. Forsyth Wickes, with
her children. has arrived here to visit
her mother. Mrs. George Griswold Haven
Miss Margaret n. Gould, who had been
guest Of Mrs. John d. Parsons Of
Curtis villa. returned 10 New York to-
day. Frank z. West. Jr.. Of New York
10 with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II. Davis
In Stockbridge.
Hugh NJ. Inman and Payeon Merrill
Of New York are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. PeArcc at Manatuck Farm,
StockbridSe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Doolitue Of New York are visiting the
latter's father. Spencer r. Shotter. at the
Poplars. Francis Tones Of New York IL
with Laurence b. Stoddart In Stock
bridge. Mrs. Threom Rockwell OF East
Orange, touring with Miss Rockwell.
Mas Ludlow and Miss E. N. Shepard,
arrived at the Curtis Hotel.
Mrs. Edwin Corning OF Albany. with
Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer, ~ her
guest. was at luncheon At the Curtis
Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Taylor Pyne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward c. Delafeld. Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Burrows, Miss Burrows and Miss
Kendall Of New York arrived at the
Curtis Hotel.
The sun., 1917-09-09
MISS COGGSWELL Is
BRIDE OF E. W. ROOT
Bankers Daughter and Ex-
Senator's Son Married at
Sage Estate, Albany.
Special DespeaeA 70 Tn. sux.

Special Despatch to Tas Sun.
ALsANY. Sept s.-Miss Grace Mcclure
Dixon Cosswell, daughter Of Ledyard
Cossweii. president Of the New York
State National Bank. and Mrs Cogswell.
was married to Edward Wales Root.
son Of ex-senator and Mrs. Elihu Root.
this afternoon by the Rev. James q.
Mcclure head of the Theological School
at Lake Forest, Ill. an uncle Of the
bride. The ceremony took place under
canopy OF palms, ferns and lilies In the
rose garden on the estate Of Senator
Henry MSnning Sage. Fernbrook. Mrs.
sage was Miss Cornelia Cogswell and
Is . sister Of the bride.
The bride vas given In marriage by
her father and was gowned In cream
chiffon over white satin with a veil OF
old family lace. the gown ending In
long court train embroidered in pearls.
Cornelia Cogswsll Sage. the ANAL
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Sage, was
her aunts only attendant ~ flower Sirl.
Major Elihu Root, Jr.. U. 8. A., r. c.,
who 10 stationed at the Federal camp at
Aver. Mass. was to have been hb
brothers best man. but was unable TO
be present and his place was taken by
Major Ciysses s. Grant Sd. q brother
in-law OF the bridegroom.
Mrs. James H. Perkins. wife of the
vice president OF the National City Bank
and an intimate friend Of the bride.
played the "Lohengrin Bridal Chorus"
on the violin. accompanied by . harpist.
The bride comes of one Of Albany's
oldest. families and has taken great In
terest In civil. social and war work
since her graduation from st. Agnes's
school at Pennington. She 10 suf-
fragIst az II her husband.
Mr.. Root when graduated from Ham,
ilton College became a member of the
editorial stan of TIL. New YORK EVE
MING SUN, afterward being admitted to
the bar. He Is now engaged In special
Government work in Washington and
after November Mfr. and Mrs. Root
will be at home in Washington. where
she will continue her war relief work.
Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Root came to
Albany for the wedding from the meet.
ing OF the American Bar Association at
Saratoga. Other out Of town invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wales
| off, Hyde Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +.
du Pont Of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Root, Mrs. Frederick d. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Bird and
George Button Of Boston. Mrs. Dean
Sage Of Bernardsville. Mr.. and Mrs AL
| bert Rathbons Of New York. Lieut. Col.
and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs
| Frederick Vanderbilt
The sun., 1917-09-09

ley, the land appraiser In the ONCE Of
Comptroller Prendergast. who was wit>
ness Friday before the Grand Jury.
Yesterday a subpoena duces tecum was
issued BY Assistant District Attorney
Hartman Black to be served upon State
Senator william II. Reynolds for the
production before the Grand Jury Of a
transcript OF his check account In the
Nassau Bank of Brooklyn from January
1, 1910, to January 1, 1914. Another
subpoena duces tecum was ordered served
upon william NJ. Greve. vice-president of
the Neponsit Realty Company for the
production of his deposit account during
the same period.
The sun., 1917-09-09
SWAMI URGES CIVIL
SUIT OYER NEPONSIT
District Attorney Would Force
Mulcters Of N. Y. City
to "DisgOrge."

Declaring that the city was mulcted
Of several hundred thousand dollars" in
the purchase of the Seaside Park site,
District Attorney Swami yesterday sug-
gested that "those who received the
money should be forced to disgorge." and
that some public spirited citisen could
accomplish this by a taxpayers action.
When the Grand Jury Of the extraor-
dinary term of the criminal term Of the
Supreme Court reconvenes next week
former Comptrollers Bird s. Coler and
Herman A. Metz are expected to be
among the witnesses. Other witnesses
will be Josep Heber and Charles OMal-
The sun., 1917-09-09

BrNoHAMroN, N. Y. Sept. 9.--Gov.
whitman came to Binghamton this after
noon to assist In a demonstration given
at Ideal Park for the 500 drafted men
Of Binghamton and Broome county. He
was accompanied by Senator w. II. Hill.
his military secretary. Lieut.-Col. Loril-
lard Spencer. and his aid, Major +. l.. V.
Hoppin. The Governor ate dinner with
$500 shoe factory employees at the
Endicott. taking his tray and helping
himself Ike the others Twenty thousand
The sun., 1917-09-09

ana Mrs John H. Houghton Of III WASH
inston street. was married this evening
to John Roderick Sexton. division en-
gineer for the Erie Railroad at Hunt
ington. Ind. The ceremony took place
In st. Luks's M. Il. Church. the Rev
Frederick Il. Harris officiating. assisted
by Chaplain John Handley of Salem
Mrs. Harry Kemler Of Trenton was
matron OF honor and the Misses Helen
Sowter Of Great Falls. Mont, and Grace
o. e. Ainsworth Of Railway were brides
maids. Harold Sillcox of Newark. class
mate Of the bridegroom at Rutgers. was
best man. and the ushers were Chester
A. Dennis, ]. 4. Burns. T. Bryant Smith
Of Long Branch. Harold and Irving Sex
ton OF Long Branch. DR.. F. G. Strahan,
Vernon Emmons and Harry Kemier Of
Trenton.
The sun., 1917-09-09
DIED..

oARvIN.--James A.. at Hahnemaaa ues-
pitai. on September .. 1917.
Funeral services At bis late Asms, lel
West Twsnty-feurth street. Tuesday.
September II. at 10 A. ~. Solemn rs-
auism mass At ~. Csiumba's Church.
West Twsnty-afth street. Intssnsst
Calvary Cemetery. -.
HiDDLErON.-Jshn Q. Nsmsins iying In
state THE yUNERAL CHURCH"
Campbell Bidg.). Broadway sad sixty-
sixth street.
oREILLY.--At her rssilsses. ~ Js6sssen
street. OrspGs. ~. j.. September .. 1917.
Marsrst c. N. AeNsmss. wife q the
late Francis c. orally.
Funeral private. Pisass emit towers.
Montreal papers please eeey.
SAGH.--At oaklsal. ~ e.. osDtsmbsf 9.
1917. AIiss Starr. BELIEVED ssn sf IA
ward D. saA the late Nias Lss paSs. u
the thististh rear q his sss.
Funeral serviees at his eAthsrs resldeacs
In osklss u on ovalay Aetes~ssa. esD-
tambsF ., ~ . s'eieck. Train tseua
Erie Station. Jersey CITY. 81 l;et 2. y.
lntssuAst pstvasA
NpeT.-ossDssel Kenneth 0see0s Wesl.
1sttsEy = yisst vlsA Astilissy. Nsw
Jsrssy. saiy ehii1 q The late ~.
0sse6e = Wsst.
SunsFai Sunday. s;se ?. H.. frssn ~
V1pef 1sustaaa svssss. Asatsisis. y. ,.
The sun., 1917-09-09
ShePwin-PePklnO.

In the Church Of the Transformation yes
terday afternoon Miss Constance Welsh
Perkins. niece Of q. Lawrence Perkins Of
Pomfret Centre. Conn, and this city, was
married to Lieut.. Robert w. Sherwin of
the Signal Corps, Y. 8. r.. Of Boston.
The wedding had been advanced on ac-
count Of the war. and only relatives and
a few intimate friends were present to
witness the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. George c.
Houghton, rector OF the church, The
bride. who was given away by her uncle.
had no attendants. Thomas E. Sherwin
acted as his brothers best man. Lieut..
Sherwin and his bride started on short
wedding trip. He Is stationed at the mil
itary camp at Monmouth Park. N. J.
sexton-Hought
LoNo BRANCH. N. J.. Sept g. Miss
Verna F. Houghton. daughter Of Mr..
The sun., 1917-09-09
Carter-Dea1y.

Miss Angelina Dealy. daughter Of thu
late Mr.. and Mrs. d. Edmund Dealy of
Frederick Carter Of Hazelhurst, New
Rochelle, yesterday. by the Rev. James
r. Driscoll In St. Gabriels Church. New
Rochelle, in the presence Of about 200
friends. The bride was attired in silver
cloth covered with white tulle. Her
veil Of point lace was caught up In q
The sun., 1917-09-09
Record whiskey Cargo Arrives.

A British steamer arrived at an Amer
lean port yesterday with $4,000 gallons
Of Scotch whiskey. the last that can be
imported before the food conservation
law goes into effect. The consignees'
agents put a large force at work 30 that
the cargo could be ashore and cleared
through the Custom House before mid
night. 1t was the largest single ship
aaid
The sun., 1917-09-09

clay, also Of Passaic. In the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION. New York. Only
intimate friends Of the couple attended.
Mrs. William G. Kimball Of New York
was the only attendant of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay will pass a month
In Maine and on their return make their
home at al Van Hou'an avenue. Pas
paic
The sun., 1917-09-09
SPENCE-DUNLAP.
Aviator MeFries on Eve Of His
Departure for France.

Departure for France.
Miss La Belle Boyce Dunlap. daughter
OF John r. Dunlap. was married to
Lieut. Kenneth NJ. Spence of the Of
dcers Reserve Corps yesterday after
noon In the home Of her father. IS East
Fifty-third street. As the plans for the
wedding had been hurriedly arranged
because the Bridegroom was called into
service, only relatives and a few inti-
mate friends were present to witness the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rey. Or. Julian X. Smythe of the New
Church. assisted by the Rev. Duncan
II. Brown OF Christ Church, New Brigh-
ton. Staten Island.
The bride. who wore a travelling cos.
tune OF dark blue serge, had no attend
ants. and II. Tuthill Spence, brother Of
the bridegroom. acted as best man. The
ushers were Richard G. Cholmeley-
Jones and Boyce Dunlap, brother Of the
bride. After the wedding ceremony there
was a small reception. Lieut.. Spence is
an aviator In the Signal Corps and he
expects soon to start for France.
The sun., 1917-09-09

Russian coronet effect. Her only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Aimee
Dealy, who wore lavender crepe de
chine and a picture hat OF black velvet.
The best man was George Carter. brother
Of the bridegroom, a yeoman in the
navy. The ushers were Arthur Dealy.
George w. Sutton, Jr. Eugene Pitou and
w. Hamilton Wilde. The bride was
given away by her brother, ID. Edmund
Dealy. The bridegroom is noted As an
Oarsnnan
The sun., 1917-09-09
PAYNE-NEANS.
Bride Wears Mothers Wedding
Gown at Ceremony In Garden.

MIDpLEBURr. VT. Sept. s.-Miss Mar
garet Appleton Means. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. David Mc9regor Means, was
married at Stonecropt Lodge this after
noon to Charles Thomas Payne OF New
York. Tho ceremony. which took place
In the sarden, was performed by the
brides godfather. the Rev. Langdon C.
Stewartson. LII. D., and John NJ Thomas,
president Of Middlebury College.
Tho bride wore her mothers wedding
gown. with 4 veil of point lace. and
carried an old fashioned bouquet. Her
only attendant was her sister, Miss Eli
nor Means. who wore . gown OF the
1880 period and carried pink roses. The
best man was John Lancaster Of Latch
field, Conn, and tho ushers were George
Roberts, Robert Howard. Victor Nc
Cutcheon and Austin H. Fox, all Of New
York
The sun., 1917-09-09
MARRIED.

oHERwIN-PERKINS.- Aaturday. Sep
tsmbsr 3. At the Church Of the Trans
Aguration. BY the Rev. Or. Houghten.
Constance welsh. daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel welsh Psrkins. 10
Lieut. Robert W. shsrwin Of Boston.
The sun., 1917-09-09
ENGAGED.

ewENsoN-pICKINso and Mn.
Gordon X. Dickinson Of Jersey City.
, N. j., annouaes the engagement Of
! their daughter. Louise Waterman Dick
| inson. to Mr.. Bdward =. swsnson Of
Albany, N. Y,
The sun., 1917-09-09

Representative James Archibald
Frear Of Wisconsin and Mrs. Frsaf
have announced the marriage at Hud-
son, Wis. on Thursday of their daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Frear, TO Allan
Johnson. son Of Mrs. Charles Haldans
Johnson. Jr., Of Rydal place. Montclair.
N. J. Mr.. johnson, who ID a graduate
Of the University Of Wisconsin, was
prominent in athletics. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson will be at home after Novem-
ber in New York.
The sun., 1917-09-09

Arrested last wednesday fer taking
measy from the malta Reginald X. Van
Nostrand, postal clerk at Gag Harbcr,
L, l., confessed yesterday and WAS sen.
tened - eighteen months In the FEDERAL
penitsntiary at Atlanta by Judge Chat.
aeld In DFooklyn.
The sun., 1917-09-09
SILVER JUBILEE FOR 3 PRIESTS.
DlshoD Hayes Ameag Thsse who
observe AnalvePsaPy.

observe AnalveFsaPy.
Three prominent priests Of the New
York archdiocese observed yesterday the
silver anniversary Of their ordination to
the priesthood They are the Right Rev
Patrick J. Hayes. Auxiliary BiAhop OF
the archdiocese and rector OF St
stephens, Church. East Twenty-eighth
strest; the Rev. Joseph r. Smith. rector
Of st. Bernard's Church, West Four
tenth street, and superintendent Of the
Catholic schools for the past fifteen
years, and the Rev. Richard b. Cushion.
rector Of the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception. Tuckahos. .
The three were ordained by Arch
bhhop corrigaA In St. Patrtck's Caths-
dral on September .. 1892. after which
they went 70 the Catholic University In
washington 70 complete their thsolosioal
studies.
The sun., 1917-09-09
SChenCk-Vitter.

Miss Hazel Viola Ritter. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick q. Ritter of 113
Whitestone avenue. Flushing, l.. l., was
married last evening In st. Georges
Episcopal Church to Walter Hicks
Schenck Of Great Neck. The Rev. Nor
gan L. Griffith officiated.
The sun., 1917-09-09
LUCIA BOTTA VERY I'LL.
caraso 20 Heaehi New York From
Rio Jaaeiro DaGsef October.

Rio Jaaeiro D29sef October.
Luce. BodQ M{Afsliln tenor Of the
Metropolitan Opera House, vas reported
yesterday to be seriously III at his home
In the apartment house at Fifty-hfth
street ana Broadway. He has been con.
Aned TO his bed for the past three weeks.
No statement could Do given by the At.
tending physician ~ 10 whom he would
be we'll. but II was expected that he
would recover In time to MI his engage
nents At the opera before tho end Of this
season.
Enrico Caruso cabisd yesterday from
Rio de Jansiro to N. ~CasasSa, gsn-
eral manager Of the Metropolitan. that
he will reach New York about the end
Of October. travelling on the steamer
Saga. 1t 10 expected that he will sing on
the opening night Of the new seaeon.
which will begin on November ~. Tue
opera has not been selected.
The sun., 1917-09-09
w..sw.,tA o,s. U.tn s.st. 10.

NnWcAeYth, n. r.. sept. .. - Mrs.
TAesnas Hunt TalmaGs Of New York IL
passing ths week end at the wentworth
Vith Hrs. william P. Kstcham. Mr..
ana Mo. Schuyler Merritt ef Stamford
arrived here this evening. Tho Went
Wssth wi1 ssaasin sDsa until stotsm-
The sun., 1917-09-09
Barcla

Miss H. Elizabeth white, daughter Of
Mrs. II. Elizabeth White of Cleveland.
but resident Of Passaic, N. j., became
the bride yesterday of William NJ. Bar
The sun., 1917-09-09

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The sun., 1917-09-09

LoNo BRANCH. N. J.. Sept g. Miss
Verna F. Houghton. daughter Of Mr..
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Die SD fs 50bs. 5rat
a.: SIT SIR Mann Osnn nirtIid
70 f6redIi4 pergsbIi4 Jrau BRO,
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g.: rGie nil ni4t msbr; ID
m0hte ftsts ons lsBtt Dort baba
unb bag it ibr beim 0ri nit BEN
la0nsn ed0 ni6i m0sIid!"
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6armsn 81 Oermieten.
@iehsndt.darm

BON 500 4der fir oas Sabr 1917
81 bermieten fir Bar ODER @etreioe
anteiI. ungefdbr 200 slider beftt
8iebDeioe, Reit 8fIualaio. gor5iig
lid geeignet fir 8ieb5uft uuo ge.
treioebo1 Anr 30 9leilen BON Der
Cunabo 8iebm1rften. 8. g. &aI'
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aaoifa[sanlnae.

8arum mOfen sic SIR @elo fir
ie6 aui Der 9anf liegen laiien,
luenn 5ie flr OasieIbe in tteinen
anlei6e1 ais critic SppotGef 7% er.
balten fonncn2 Die 5iderbeiten be.
iteben aus eriten 6bpotbefen auf Der.
beiiertem Sito. Gmabo @rlmoeigcn
tlm uito limo ausnnbmslos Den orei
laden 8etrog Der anIeibe inert mi
iderer ais ir6e 8nnf.
geur in Summen BON 500 biz
$500.
SOntb Cma6a SHpsituent So.
1925 g. "a. Ctr, Eel. SJutb 1917.
-2.2.15
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Douglas GDRntp 6armsn:-300
ader. $780, 100 ader. $t75; -
so glder, $3.50; - 40 glder, $3.50.
8. z. Smttb 60, 914 GitD Ratio.
nal 9ont gIog. If.
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8m ssrfanfen.
giGiae SanIer.

8ir boben cine groBe au5ohl tIei.
boQe @robc 9aupIdbe. bon 5000 bis
ner S1uier init 3 Bis a 8immer,
$4,000, ole mir al giinitieen BE.
%oinguneen berfoufen fonnen.
GOntb Omaha SHOcitment So.
1926 @. %. Ctr, Gel. Soutb 1247.
=2.2s17