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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28

A. Shave Is moving to the City Hotel
July /, South Fourth Street, across
from Court House. Meals served at
all hours.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28

Druggists Come Here-The North
DakotaN Druggists convention Will be
held in This city August Z, 8 and g.,
and a local committee Of pharmacists
is now preparing the program for the
gathering. 1t is thought that nearly
200 druggists from all sections Of the
state will be in attendance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28
ACTION MUST
Be GOTTEN IN
STATE AT ONCE
Must Raise Army to Hold
First Line Trenches This
Fall or Lose in War.

East Grand Forks. Polk County.
and the entire state Of Minnesota
must take a decided brace" in re-
cruiting for the regular army and the
National Guard within the next few
days. or take a record Of making the
organizations OF almos t any state
in the union, according to tele-
grams received in the city from
Captain Ned Greene. Twenty-eighth
Infantry. U. s. A., and from Hu.
bert c. Eva. Colonel Of the Third
Minnesota Infantry, Duluth.
Action is Urged.
Following Is q wire received from
Capt. Greene, who is in charge OF
Duluth recruiting district, in which
The Mayor. East Grand. Forks.
MINI.
The Presidents proclamation.
"I hereby designate June % to IS
az recruiting week for the regular
army, and call upon all unmarried
men between the ages Of 10 and 40
years who have no dependents to pre-
sent themselves for enlistment during
Der of seventy thousand (Signed)
Woodrow Wilson.
"All eligible men should answer
this call. Each town by organized eff
fort should prepare lists of all eligibles
and show daily who answer and who
do not. Here is a test Of the manhood
of your town. We ask each town to
give this call personally and %individu"
ally to each. eligible-let them know
the urgency of the call-let them
know you expect them all to re-
spond on July 4. Publicly enroll
and honor the men Of your town who
answer when the President calls.
Have them enroll for regular army,
or National Guard and report to me
on July 4. the number Of men who
will enlist in regular army. and the
number who viii join the National
Guard. County seats must see that
all other towns in their county receive
this message and begin work at once
All details will be arranged later. Dc
not wait for help from here. We 81
pect you to enroll your full nnanpower
and offer them to the nation July 4
Do not consider details-begin row
The nation can do no better than your
town. Great results will follow organ.
lied effort. This opportunity will be
lost July 4. and all results published
to the world. Please give to press
and get out bills and posters.
(signed). Greene, Captain U. S
Army"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28

DIR. Robertson in U. S. Army-Dr.
John B. Robertson, Of Cottonwood,
Mimi, a brother of President E. P.
Robertson Of the Wesley college, has
received his commission as captain in
the medical corps of the army. The
physician will 500 see active service
under the American flag.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28

Married in Court HouseeAndrew
Christopherson Of Riverside. Mont,
and Johanne Hoen of Black River
Falls. Wis.,, were united in marriage
yesterday by County Judge L. K. Has
sci who performed the wedding cere-
mony in the county court house.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-28

Junior Music Pupils may study dur
ing summer term at Wesley College
City Studios. Miss Lelah Sannes and
Mrs. Conte are the summer term
teachere.-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
TODAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

LOCKWOOD Ns, C9YmG YG Dy. n. j.. and Jane r.
Charles hi,SSckhoqss lln:downS. Pa "' '''-
polJ. 2i37 y. pSpIiI n. 'th ST.. and Anna Dip.
Pium, rrt9,S,ter Darby, Pa. and Kathryn
Eiisabem HIark 22a2 Wharton st.. and
ELS nossqlh5L ~ = s,"int "iSt =. o,, -
wster MeatlnMs. MSat N. tG9 s,5 4, ro~. I . e7''s
ri, bonner, 1882 Nj W. Tenn st. and Nancy
Mafeard, sbbiNg22n,s, ,ES,Mcdesboro. y. T.. and
TfSsEEe2Mr22o M2olE ioi ~ Camsc st. and Margaret
Phihp j. t'onsf1,",I, ~ ,ain,a,G, st;
p6Giou ,&a GiouII adi N ioth 70 st N'' vernon st. and
ssutna Pny PnysrSnteS' ~ 90 aNiasl,nston il5 ave. and
MARY GatanTysTTS' tITTS' oSSoG SI?G frsnkfqrd ave. and
"n,iiHm nninm1 MPdnor ~ MNT' MSmtarT ft tu'e eaud ,r,,
Jo;VIrhi y. rrI,L 1885 EipnvooJ avo.. ar, v,.,..
Az Nelson .n3i Moor" E st o'u ave- ana Marion
RonreHr,. H,"rs Iio5 52i3 Z n-lRradc st. aud Alberta
''1,' an,t nt'ii'Iiu CarrcSs Point r. g. and Mar
rredcric E E'ufF@si FsiRani,ayydi GGli,eyyi" ,5ia J;r,, -
ave- ana Emma Br"mmr, 1927 Frankiord
'0fE a,irdib T. Sibbo9gSn 99 2o:3 y ao,h st. ana Elsie
IL. ii. HainiSySyGoN 'Nlt SSG ~ ,sIn SIih s.
Tcrna,,a ,af6 75d s M dI Carpenter st and Angelina
'0nn 81; Lri"mmE, sol 5 Front St. and Anna
Julius os Hssn1iog a$s s 18Th st.. and Anna Glass.
William 'i;o r. KsnsIsI, KM"TInS, sils,,~ - o,,
go SYKES. 3o5 Huscorib' so 81. .' -'o ST. ana Anna
Srt,.', ~ hcLScra Narhcrth, Pa, and irene
I't,I.'r', ,.,llt y. Broad -.
AL H. ,Sighorhor Scranton. Pa. and Kath.
<'Iih",, ,. Gr"ham, South Bethlehem. Pa
WH,.bn,i M"rui,. i@n.9S'cr, Pa, and Bcsslo
L7tw1rcnce =, Eqchlel ada5 s. 9th ST.. and Irene
~, bfad!, $40 l.. Hilton st.
'ilIiI"S =. Ma'"r. SO \. nvrtloyood st.. and
MhIN a. koWaien. p&2 y Waruocl 81
-'J!m Idi, ant, io JG sofa Keystone St. and Alice
Juj!ls 5{ns ,roWn i32 Wood st., and Rose Becker
NiiIE iIaam r rt,ns ,gl%G, ao, '2S "a i"dIcy aye. and
joe =. iLpScmnh. United states steamship Mcr.
samuel Shagro; go $ AN ST., and jennie So.
S'iHa ;: steer. l~4gu" Island. and Mayuc 50
John j. lioilwerE, Jr",5I2. y 52d st., aud Mar.
Nr,,y?n r. shs|rard 7G5 s, Martin IT.. and
hI41igrt Harg,,r, al ). ia,h st., aud Juui,ta
. Powers. $500 Carpenter ST
S"iinHg. ias..r hnig' ag5 MM@gmi'stor Pa. and Cora IT,
s"nmucl liooS;Iiman, 2tia Douglas ST.. oni u,ss.o
AlsHa91%r sil,irr fr.ngen 80 y. 9Th &c., and No,Io
III, Eis4}g.r. ~ Il; ,Millgw Grow ave-.
JonH \oerhrr. 4h3I Penn st.. and Mildred \.
rb5m5iaIslpii bIm5iIlpi Gt45 Wd51 ToyT.sda,e 2yo,. .,,.,
Laidl"y. 1918 r. Hitt,uhouso st.
'amos Buttcrworth .nl7 Plum ST., and Mary ~
,osriI ritII'gWiEa, WE2;t 1870 y Sterprr, st.
Nhort Goidsubcrg G33 u. Indiana ave. and
=, Esther S"ltowitH. I1S W. Indiana ave.
'rorEr H. Van ArsdaI. zoos. Frauktori ave.
Jos.ph t. CoshiL 1884 Catharlur street. auI
MAUI l.. WASHINGTON. 1908 Christian ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
Licensed at Elkton to We'd

ELkTON, Md, Nov. 26.-Thc follouiu;
marriage licenses were issued here today :
Joseph Potc and Beatrice Puchius. Henry
u. O'Brien and Elizabeth II. Schmidt.
Lewis h. Macdonald and Alice officer all
IT Philadelphia; James T. Burnside. Phia-
ieIpha, and Emma V. Noder, Higgins, Pa
Arthur r. Loomis and Dorothy NJ Scott.
Rochester y. v: Arthur l.. Vernon and
Hida huttilc, Chester; Horace StoOps and
luIia Wilson, New Castle, Del Edward II.
Davis, Wilmington, and Fannie g. Ne son.
Franklin city, Va; Anthony Dclbcrto and
Mary Catagnur Norristown: Ernest H.
smith and Margaret Parry, Wilmington :
Herman Schalbe and Perry Hart Detroit,
Mich; Harry Il. Atkins and Ina Parker,
Brdgeton, y. j., and Fred Bars and Eliza
beth Thomas, Chester
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
uBERTY CANDY HOOVER PLAN
Urges People to Eat Home-Made
Sweets Requiring but Little Sugar

Liberty candies, those that are nome
,,a1e and recurring little sugar, are urged
rnon all ratrlotic citizens of the United
states by "a bulletin issued today by Fed
cral Food Administrator Hoover. His adj
vice, in substance, follows:
Every woman knows recipes for home-
m lde candy that are sparns of sugar
Use these for your Christmas candy: Send
this candy to the boys in the trenches
Such dantics as popcorn balls and candy,
crystalized and canded fruits. bitter sweets.
stuffed dates, fruit paste. maple creams and
mlny varieties of chocolates can be made
TO advantage. Have home-ma Christ
mas and help save sugar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
p,sTOR'S SERVICES ON BLOCK
To, Dollars Worth Will Be Auctoncd
to Aid Tobacco Fund

Ten dollars worth OF religious services
Iii bo auctiolcd off at the next weekly
,rnrhe7n of the City Business club next
Wnnday at the Hotel Adelphia III accord
We with the offer made today by the Rev.
a'ordpr H. Leo, pastor of tho Norris
e,re,t Baptist church. These services may
=, ",aken out" in marrying, burying, bap-
.',,,r or any of the other numerous func-
lions of the ministry.
!, has been the custom to auction off $40
nth Of merchandise each week at these
,,rcheons, the proceeds being donated to
Tho soldiers tub iCvo fund
T. j. Cattcll. the city statisticlan. today
rformed the club that even though we
.nond twice as much now that We are IN
~ ,,,ar that we will produce more than We
arsnd lie also maintained that We are not
ss, ssying as We should. and that by nutting
"a. oil Injuries, over a billion dollars
ve,r could be saved in Philadelphia alone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
which is the attraction today at the Az
nanDia' tnaia Some parts Il II were taken in

which Is the attraction today at the Al
niahpta' Some parts II II were taken In
newspaper office ana iis comuosrg
'""un arc clearly shown In the attraction
'l INC Regent lt IS "rhc co-I,cspoudcut'
an" features Elaine llnmmerstciu
y y. Walsh who hla iust signed with
H"'uMl pictures, directed William F1rurm
h Ihc 'on1ucror,' which is to1.ys at-
'''.''h at the Great Northern
Nory Anderson has us, returned trou.
a Ivy" Years visit IN tine West and viu
n' lhr featured player tomorrow iu oSuu.
IsN' Last l&dd' at the Eiutu
"rho Trouble rustrr" viii bring NNl,r
Martin before thc patrons or tua Tf.s.. on
Saturday
Olive Thomas. VINO is now Mr.. Ja,i. .l,f,t. .
ford. viii ho featured i'm "udt.crcc, cor
'in.' at IN. Princess "r SATURDAY
CHulin Hay ta. been wou cast fr ...r..
Son of Wis Father Nh rh is the ltfr,....,
for Saturday u 'ha Euh, q i..a ,.,..t.r,
story ana tNl ut L'"Iy action.
E.ud Barrymore fans should ,f,., ,r,
Victoria tui. W"u, and snr how 'n,r ,r.s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
TRAIN CONGESTION AIDS
PHILADELPHIA DRAFTEES
Detail Scheduled to Arrive in
Camp Meade This Week Gains
Longer Home Stay
c,Np MEADE, Admiral, Md. Nov. 26

c,Mp MEADE. Admiral, Md, Nov 2d
pbilaJelpha draftees who were scheduled
=. arrive IN camp this week will enjoy ~
s,., mere days at home, according TO an
.,ourcemcnt made today at division head
anorters. Sending these men to camp THIS
cock according to camp officers would
cause a serious congestion on the railroads.
oyylng to the large number of men who
will 60 home for the holiday and to prevent
,,,cb a congestion It was decided to defer
,ho ,rorosed movement OF selected men un-
iii next week
rbore was an abundance of joy at the
,adouarters of General Nicholson today
'han one Of his aids, Allen Butler "a Phia-
Sainhia banker. received his promotion.
1,,,,Iar who left the banking firm of Charles
= second lieutenauCy in the quartcrmaster
corns This morning he was promoted 70
y srst lieutcnancy and transferred TO the
;pfantry Ee will serve as liaison officer
IN the 157th brigade
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
LEAKING GAS KILLS MAN


Leaking gas killed John Girvau. nltv-
four years old, and Overcamc his ,.ife
Theresa, also tlfty-four in the kitchen of
their home. 1887 North Second street this
morning.
The PROSTATE forms Of the couple were
found by Policeman Lynch. Of the Front
and Master streets station. They were
taken to st MarN's Hospital where the
husband was pronounced dead and his
wife WAS said to be in critical condition
Lynch, who was attracted 10y the oder Of
gas. found Il gas tube leading from "A let
to "A radiator disconnected. Tho pClicc hc-
lieVe it was accidental
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
TO Open Ballot-B0res
on Evidence of Fraud


yet how many additional petitions we have
which will be governed by this decision.
These eighty petitions arc left from the
ia petitions originally filed. The Town
Meeting party has also prepared about SOC
other petitions, which have not yet been
filed with the court
THE indications from the rlo on tho
Three days clause of the law is that We will
he able to present these petitions and that
many Of them will call for the opening of
ballot boxes under tudays decision"
The twenty-five balot-boNcs which the
Town Meeting party will present for open
ing tomorrow are in the following wards
and divisions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26


favorite screen player appears IN her latest
offering "rhc Eternal Mother" Her CO.
partner % Frank Mills. whose work upon
the dramatic stag IS well known
wild Sumnc' will furnish Marjory WIZ
SON with a wealtliuf material fer her screen
appearance ON saturday at the 'urck|
Henry 1uli. brother of shelly Eull VINO
iy uuucariuE ut the Broad street Theatre
Iu Among Those Present Is one Of the All
star east In 'Rasputu, the Black Nook,
which i- scheduled for showing en- Satur-
day ut th" O,erbrook
Drriu johnson is io ic shown 20 whittier
Thou GorSt' Il the Ridge Avenue Theatre
tomorrow HIS sr.,ru ,Nperio.C. mas not
Teen uurIL hut Ni. work is excellent.
.rUp harrow Trail" win servo to in
',,dup. " u.uu S Hast and h,s pony 10
tine patrons ot Lorau who frc .",ot the
Auditorium. Nn,rc william Grocer the Sing
lus manager urosldcS
Nauv improvements have been made to
On. jumbo Theatre
Both Mary ana Jack pirkfur1 viii an
pear upon On, screen of TN, strand this
>orA, ultt iu separate productions
'IHr SILENCE Sellers" VIII lr .t 'nr Bel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

Representative John X. Il. Scott, prganl-
zation counsel announced that his list of
twenty-five selected divisions would he an
nuunced later
Judges Martin and Finletter dismissed the
petition ot Judge Bonniwcll, of tn" Mu-
uicipal Court. FOR a recount to decide his
hght for Il iudgeship in Court of Common
Pleas 40 =. Judge Bonuiwcu alleged that
enough votes To- elect him were counted
FOR Judges Monaghan and Staakc. These
ballots, hc said, were straight Republican
ballots aud we're counted for his rivals when
they should have been marked for the
judges
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

''l remington. Camden girl. l. in ..lhs
ford ct w. .nh-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

-, In'se Evans. youthful star, is featured
~. 'n " yGshesl"y at the Cedar in The Aoyen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

n,d., n.hei .., clayton is to appear In the pnoso4
J Cotiso,,r,'a Easy Money On Thursday at the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
OMNIBUS PETITION DISMISSED

Judge Martin, IN another decision. dis
missed the omnibus petition Of Thomas T.,
Armstrong, Walter George Smith and
William K. Nicholson, Town Meeting cam
didatcs for row offices, defeated by the pres
cnt returns, for opening Of al ballot boxes
In the city The court hold thas II had no
such jurisdiction. but declared that wher-
ever pdIpablc error or fraud is shown i'm
specific instances the boxes would be opened
by the lection Court.
Auothcr Town Meeting victory was won
when the court decided that the Town
Meeting party was not barred by the three.
DAY rule in presenting its petitions Co,Iu-
sci for the Organization cudeavorcd to
block further petitions by citing a ruIc
that no petitions could hc presented TO the
court three days after the official figures
had been read n court Right was given
the independents to file additional petitions.
1t was said that some of tho alleged
frauds IN the city may pale into insigniti-
cancc when the manner IN which the soldier
vote was handled will be called to the atteu-
tion of tho court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

wild Sumac" will furnish Marjory WIZ
SON with a wealth Of material fer her screen
appearance on saturday at the 'urekI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
VAN DYKE

suticst3 just now those
vivid, intense accounts
ct lis uaSs in Holland
WHOM hcfouEdt for peace
~ A'Nericau Minister TO
ne Hague. Gut in this
Christmas issue lis
r1"m,Ty t':Tusss aside
;ac Uf;ircGs OF dinlo-
u'"ti' iatri6nc and de-
cit and brings to you "a
poem: OF rare charm and
hgaury "" .lUod-riGe OF
Flowers in Holland"
i-C.n another American
aGa'ur of dist.nC don
cor;r' - rnessaa. OF pc
CuliHi i..-rts. just row.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26
MEREDITH
NICHOLSON

Las written a story With
in u StG-g tale of a
IspN lis, s. no Cl.aa9cI his
ra~:, :-lI buried him
Hci, - rcW surroundings
ui lis C3u"htCr-aRd
81 u-gy novel which
E,2r,'@l tic literary
W0T.i--cnd the amazing
truth aSout it--i;noWn
20 only t"o mcr and "A
81. TIE Heart Of
Life - 10 but one of tho
stories in thia number.
Louis Dodge, WHO T.Cto
" E,TEic May" Ccn-
tr.nutg3 one" WiId2r's
Ride ani Temple Eai-
j,y Las written a NV
sort o. Christmas story
il " .hc Red C5uGic.'
TncA there ere Maxwell
>,suy':C-s BuTt'a lie
Fan2cNc" " ard l.. Alien
Iln".G.s "The Misit "
and larrint NCllcS's
" The Na1ii7a!'S Birth
day" ECr-Cribcr these
oni then remember that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

The parl, Theatre begins the showing at
features for two days each this week The
hrst t. today with MarGucrito CHuN iu
"Bab.a 1nrgInr."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-26

Although the admission for today and
tomorrow Is fifteen cents at the jefferson,
the attractions offered are we'll worth this
small charge. Jack and the BoauslulN'
~ todays show while "Rasputln, the Blach
Monk Is listed for tomorrow
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-12-07
SHOREHAM

Ray Parker of Waltham is clerking
for p w. Waite.
Miss Mary Merrill has gone to Troy,
to spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. A. p Sherwin who recently
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital is reported to be i'm
proving.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-12-07
WEST BRIDPORT

A son was born November % to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Laporte of Wey.
bridge.
Kenneth Slater of Salisbury visited
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. Leman Wilkinson is at the home
of her daughter in Weybridge.
Several flocks of wild geese passed
over town this week enroute for the
southern climate.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-12-07
PRESIDENT URGES
WAR ON AUSTRIA
In Annual Message Declares
German Domination Must
Be Ended for All Time.
TERMS OF ONLY PEACE
AMERICA WILL EVER MAKE

Must Not Only Deliver the People
and the Lands Of Belgium and
Northern France From PrusSian
Conquest, but Also Must Deliver
the Peoples Of Austria. Hungary,
the Balkans and Turkey From
Prussian Military and Commercial
Autocracy.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-12-07

German mutiny is also fine for the
peace dove.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-12-07

Assets over three million
dol ars. Surplus over ten
per cent OF deposits. Inter
est at four per cent COM
pounded semi-annually on
January Ist and July Ist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

Gin lisber 9atte. Jrau
(su ibrem tie i'm 9ab beIu9enben
ManW: 9ibit bu mir CUR 9egriiBung
oenn ni9t NAL eineu Sup?
WanR: Wlein 9ott, i4 bab' Dir
bod in meinem leBten> Brief erIt tauz
ieno Stiid geIcbidt.
-Ra9 Der q iidfebr. ~Ra.
h0lliidb ab9emasert iino Sic ia pdbz
renb S9rer Suoetur. Serr 5leiiale."
n.Seq madt mir. Wenn nur
9aut unb ano6e bebalt. Sir bic
Jiilluns uno piro I4on pieoer meiHe
glte forge. :"
9sbeutungspoGI. -Sn
einem Sta6l6abe ipiro einem &ursait
bas 5rsmoen6u9 oorgslest. Seim
Our9bldttern bemerfte er, bab bic
Geiisnben ii1 ni6t nit ibrem Rameu,
ipnpern nit allerbanb Sinns unb
aernipriiden Sarin perepist baben.
gr min binter bieIen Gebilbeten nibt
suriidite9en unb i4reibt na4 einisem
8eiinnen:
rOrei @orte nenn' i9 eu9 inz
baltsi9per: 1aaTPar gepomut Gaps
perts.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Gas Greftortm Der G6icogoer Sanoelsbeboroe
ideint aus pcien 0lonern 81 bcteben. gSobreno I'LL
Qun0es Senat cine @orlage engereidt muroe oie oaS
Gpefliren in 9ebensmtteln perbiete uo ole eDrlor'
0iocn Serren Die Die Site Der Senotstaminer tne Da'
ben. bc3ialh Der gorcnIpefuanten iold)e 9usorilde
nie .9Siroten", nSlduber~ uno g9lnifnupen an oen
Qompenpioen" broud)ten erlicB oas 0ireftornim Der
Gbicaqoer Sonoelsfanmer ibnea einen getebl Der orc
Gpefulation in gSe5cn Diois uno Sater Der I'M Vtal
o6ncfern it, gon5 perbctet uno ir 5uei Goge uoer-
hciH ieQlidc MeBenpefulation mterlagt Sb oe
Ghicoooer Sonoes6cboroe 0urd Elm iol6es Sorgeben
ncn 5tlrm bcdporen fonn Der I'M Slnoes+Saptol
nlSqcbroden lit bleibt ob5porten. 9ie 9eDoroc bat
bcmeicn Dab tic ole Ylodt Bat nd]t olein oas Spet
lircn in @ctrcioc III interordcn onoern aud Sodllt.
prec ici5eben gSe iie oieic Olodt bon ieBt an &C.
mcnboft. ausiibcn 0e Spehtlotion oui mirfd)e Ser-
f0uic beIdranfcn unto oorouf c6en moe ooB Der FrelS
cine pcrnnitiee @obe nidt iIberidreite fam le oet
GonQrcB pieleid]t beid)pd]tigen @tpos ntB 9etDan
merocn cntue0er oie Snnoelsbe6oroen Oes Sonoes e-
.fen Scr Spchlation Sdronfcn an, oocr Der GongreB
ucr6icet Die Spcfulation in Sebensnlitten gon5 llo
oar mo GBt 0urd Den Iderbd sSetretdr 9o1ltprere
ir 0en @roou5enten itno Den Gonlunenten anlesen.
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gIm TO- Na 5rant Sifcl6crsrr, @iarbano
@uqcmeine 9oipiial, "A Sabre ali.
am 10, Wlat 3p0a g. Sepers' 6ranilin
SquQre Soiptal Al Sabre alt.
gm II. Wiai Ser6inano SrCiten6an, Gr.
Poll. Orleans StraBe, 63 Sabre alt.
gm g. glpril slaonli Sriags, Jtr. 25S9, gSclts
5dnciics Shnbe, AZ Sabre olt.
gln -. Nsai Gona Snitingbam, Nr. 73S,
gScltsSu0etie. Strnbe, 30 ,SnDrc dlt.
gm #. 9}a GOrrctt 99ancD, yr. 1908, Sits
SairmouHispene, "A Sabre ai.
PIN H. Niai 0athe =. @ieG 6oau, gir.
f4l5, Sinoengloenue, 26 Sabre alt.
YIN fl, 0iai GSwaro %. 0onOg Hr. 755,
gScit'Qdmburq Sirobe, 80 Sabre all
gm TO- Wtai 6rani Del @i55u, Hr. 1923,
Gacrn gbenue SO Sabre alt
PIN #. 9Rai Sgomae 6. @aion, ylr t104,
yioro sGbOrles SirnBc, 81 Sabre alt.
PIN IT, Nini 3anc Z. GniUH Siomcii 6dc
6raniliusSiraBe mo Sulion'gloenue, II Sabre
Jim TO- giai Srauf L 6arnan, Ct Soiep5s
Soipiial, 43 Sabre alt
sln II 9iGi @cOrss SieOler, gr. so5, Glib
JlobiuionsS iraBc 90 Sabre alt.
Vim IT, .Qt0i NuGnit g. 5rDmHi, WlercO 0os
ipiiQ 33 Sabre alt
PIN 10 Nldi aaara Sallman, gir. 033. ~.
9oLineion.aoenne "a Sabre alt. m
SitWloniGomerb SrnBe 20 Sabre dlt.
PIN 10 9lloi Soicp6 Ml 0oppCr, yir 1926,
"gGse2 @ p siTS8e di mdrS q Sdgre q aam,s g nscras
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Baltimore Sir1Be. "A Sabre oil.
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9m i2. Mai Caroline aira, III s36 siios
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