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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
BREST NEARLY READY
TO GREET PRESIDENT

Paris, Dec. The City Council Of
Rrest. where President Wilson will land,
is preparing an elaborate reception for
him, says telegram from the mayor Of
Brest, a Socialist, 70 the Pars Socialist
newspaper Humani.e
THE President ~ill probably and in
that part of the commercial harDor where
the American troops disembarked the
telegram continues In that CASE, on
the road from the port 10 the railroad
depot. there viii be triumphal arch OF
gorse and broom national plants of Brr1-
tany) with trophies OF Breton costumes
Under it the mayor will present an ad-
dress on behalf Of the City Council. On
the route Of the procession there viii
be erected In silhouette large repro1uc-
tfon of the Statue OF Liberty N New York,
visible from all partsof the rosdstead.
Across the streets Will be hung long
bands OF cailco with such inscriptions
as. Homage TO the Champion of liberty
Long live the apostle Of international
justice
There viii be public celebrations,
illumnations and meetings as which
President Wilson's role viii be set forth
and his name acclaimed
La Mason Blanche de Paris IS rapidly
being made ready for President and Mrs.
Wilson Worslmen and interior decors-
TORS under the direction of architects
and all supervised BY Princess Murst
herself have teen busy for days, and now
the Presidents official French residence
Is almost ready 70 receive him.
The President and Mrs Wilson viii fnC
the place one OF the most complete and
beautiful OF the Old World mansions, con
tanning sill modern convenlences. Il s
No. 2S Rue de Monceau in the moss
fashionable neighborhood OF Paris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
DEATHS.

BYE-At Philadelphis. Pa. On December
q, leiN. Mae A. wife oI Sem Bye.
Funeral services will n, held AZ the chapel
81 Wilmington Brandy wine cemetery on
Monday D>cemher 9, at J O'Clock Inter
ment Wilmington s Brandy~ine ceEne-
terry
CHRISTOPRER- thus clty Gu Oeceuloer
g. 1918. Rhoda. wife of George 3. Chris
Re9latiyes R9latir ana friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral services al ner late resi-
dence CO., Orange street. on Monday after
noon NJ , O'Clock. lnterment At Siiserhrock
cemetery,
DORIAN In this city. on OScsTnher s, 1915,
Frank J. husband of Anna NJ. porAn
moe DougheTty) and son Of Martha J.
and the late John Doran.
Relatives friends and Milmlntop Loige.
No IsA. l. q O Nj are invited 70 attend
the funeral from his lste residence. No.
IIO7 West Fourth street. on Tuesday
requiem mass at SS PauIs Church. In
teFment at Cathedral cemetery. Aato-
mobiles.
HALL-In this city. on Deccrubcr Z. i9lS.
Mary T., widow OF Rohort H. HAIL, in
Relatives and friends are invited 10 a.
tend tho funeral services az the resiSisnce
of her son-in-iaw. John W smith. 2lo0
Jefferson street. ON Tuesday, peoember iO
at 80 o'clock, lntexment EiyerVieo
cemetery
LINCH--ln this city on Dsecember &. l9AS.
Relatives and friends are invited TO a..
tend the funeral FROM the residence ),
Patrick Desmond. No. 1870 Cilptn avenue
on Tuesday morning. pecenbcr 10. az s 81
O'Clock. keuuiem mass AZ st. Ann's
Church interment at Holy Gross cemetery
philadelphia, Pa Automobile funeral
MoRGAN--At Pensacola. Fla, On Noyou.
ber 20. 1918. Daniel J. Morgan. aged g.
years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
tho funeral services st the residence az his
hrother-ip-iaW. Charles Y. Brewer, 1870
Davis street. ON Sunday. Dvcember \. n
J O'Clock. tnternent az silverhrook cetne.
terry.
MCALLISTkR-At NJ the Delaware Hospital
Wilmington. Del, on December 5. lofS
James NicCaliister in his tsth year
Relatives aud trends also ST John
Lodge, No. =. A. r. x A. NJ. are invited N
attend the funeral services at his late resi-.
denCe. state Road. Del on Tuesday morn.
ing. December 10. At $50 O'clock Inter.
ment Nit MoTiah cemetery phlladelnhia
Pa. on arrival Of train leaving State Road
at 1880 a m.
MINT1Rh In this city. on December s.
1918, William +. Mcintyre
Relatives and friends are invited 80 at-
tend the funeral from the residence al hts
brother John Mcintyre. Broad street.
Middietown. Del. on sunday afternoon,
December ), az O'Clock. Interment az
Cecilton. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
'YANKS" TO BERLIN
Continued from page l


council fsor the past Two weeks have
totalled 500 600, 600 marks lahout $500
600, 900 II this rate of expense con-
tinues 10 be the usual cost Of operating
the government, 1t will exceed the total
German budget, with its enormous out
lay for military upkeep, by several times
The Bavarian Gazette SAYS the money
difficulties of the councils constantly are
growing more acute The financial prob
lem was simple IN the beginning be
cause. it is said. the soldiers occupied
state buildings which were heated and
lighted nv the old staff and reQuisitioned
state automobiles When money needs
arose, however, difficulties began, saws
the newspaper, which at first were met
by individual well-wishers, but now have
become sourgcnt that serious consequences
are threatened
An undreamed OF perspective opens
up for the state treasury" the Gasette
continues IF the workers and peasants,
councils, with at least 80, 600 members in
5000 Bsvarian communities, become
active and spend S. daily a person
The Neuestc Naehnchten demands an
accounting IL says soldiers who formerly
served on their pay now arc draw ing
salaries, and have IN some cases displaced
officers and are paying themselves hall
rs much again. Ii questions, also. whether
paper money Is not being surreptitiously
issued
thus newspaper useS the situation Tor
an attack on Kurt Eisner, the BavaTlan
Premier Ii says the neighhorlng south
Germans are growing suspicious OF
Bavaria and are expressing desire TO
separate from her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07

I present scales had been IN effect during SE M ana f i for nne
would slOoO less anu W
Tbs greater
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
SHIP WORK BAN LIFTED.
American Yards May Now Build Vessels
for Private Interests.

Washington, Dec American build
ers may accept contracts for steel or
wood ships to be built for private Amerl-
can interests without making application
TO the Shipping Board for permit
Similarly wood ships also may be buIlt
for foreign account. This was announced
last night by Bainbridge Colby. for the
Shipping Board.
In announcing the lifting OF the ban on
ship construction for private interests,
Mr.. Colby said:
'TIt will be the endeavor OF the Shipping
Board, as rapidly as s consistent with
she public interest, to conduct the business
now subject to regulation back 70 un-
fettered operation through normal chan
nels. This cannot be accomplished sll
At once but can say TO the shipping men
sf the country that this is the objective
which the board is keeping tefcre ii as a
ruide IN It's day-to-day transactions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
HOST OF PRESIDENT OP y. s.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Paris, Dec. THE program for
President Wilson'S visit is not fully
settled according 10 Marcel Hutin Of
the Echo De Paris. He says, however,
that the crack troops forming the guard
Of honor already have be>n selected.
II is probable that President Poipcare
will give lunch for Mr. and Mrs Viii
son on Saturday, December II, the
day they arrive IN Paris.
The socialist organized Hurnanite,
announces that a special edition will
be issued the day president Wilson
arrives and urged socialist and labor
organizations to spread the edition.
by giving this special number wide
circulation" it says, "our friends may
be certain they are doing good pro
paganda work against the Irnpcrialistic
passions of the prsent hour and for a
Just and final peace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
CHARTER FOR $4,000, 900.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 Every Evening
Dover, Dec. Charters hled here to
dsy were as follows:
Inter .\ilies Construction Corporation.
capital Sl0.0O0.OO0, TO deal IN all kinds
OF manufactured ARTICLES, chemicsI
products. food ,tutfs. etc. 2 z. Hanseil.
E. VI. NacFArland, j Vernon Pimm,
PhiladelpaIa. incorporators.
Kings Mountain Construction and En-
gineerinS Co. New York cspital 81, ,000.-
900. 70 engage II 4 general construction
business. ". o. Gennert. New York.
George ". Fla-scke, Edmund ;. Johnson.
Jersey City, IncorpOr2tors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
FAUCLAIN TO QUIT WAR BOARD.
Mas Head of Industries Advisory Com
mittee Will Disband January I.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Indlcassons that
he Var Industries Board is carrying out
is plan 10 wind up It's business by January
/, were gwen IN the announcement yes
terda1 that number of sections Of the
organization have already been disbanded.
Among these wex: The dredging section,
Of which Nathan HAYWARD was associate
chief, and the Special Advisory Com
slittee on Plants and Munitions. Of which
Samuel NJ. Nauclain was chairman.
Al the time OF his appointment to the
Advisory Committee, Ia March, 1917, Mr..
Vauclaln was senior viee-presideDt OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works at Phila-
deiphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
CARRIER PIGEON BRINGS
MESSAGE PROM WILSON'S
By Associated Pre.s . EverY Hveninr

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Dec. IA carrier pigeon
released by Mrs Wilson on board the
George Washington on Wednesday, some
hours after the Transports departure,
arrived at Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook,
at 3 o'clock that afternoon
II carried the following message To Vice
Admiral Gleaves, Commander Of the
Cruiser and Transport Forces, Port Of
embarkation, Hoboken, " j.:
Sincere appreciation Of the charming
arrangements made for oar comfort.
Woodrow Wilson.
Edith Boiling Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
BOMB PLANT WORK HALTED.
Workmen Packing Up Preparatory to
Seeking New Jobs

According 70 reports from tho Marlin
Rockwell aero bomb loading plant at
Port Penn, TODAY. the workmcn who have
been engaged IN constructing the plant
have stopped work and are engaged in
packing up, preparatory 10 leaving
The company had nearly 1000 men
engaged in the work
/; would have been the only operate
OF It's kind con.trrcted on government
Owned land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
FAME FIRE co.
Nominations Made Last Night: Election
70 be Held in January.

The Fame Fire Co held rs monthly
meeting last night. when nominations
were made for the various offices as
follows
President, William J. Lutz: vice-
president, William Cook recording sec
retarv. Hugh J Collins; Firancial
secretary. Frank " Harris; treasurer,
and Hugh J Collins, investigating com
mntee, II kennar, W J. Condor, Alex
Wilson auditing committee, II kennard,
" J Condor and r Pappa coTnbI-
nation wagon driver, Frank Magurej
Engine driver. Geo r Crockett
The election will be held IN January
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
HOLLAND BOWS TO WILSON.
L. S. Will be InterHatioua Factor of
Overnlastering importance.

Amsterdam, Dec President VII
onAs recent message to Congress has
made tremendous impression IN Holland.
The Rotterdam Current hailed 4 Is the
iays most important news and savs that
gives the clInching answer 10 the ques-
ion whether President Wilson is still a
supporter OF his own fourteen points pro-
gam and whether he will oppose any
departure therefrom.
The Amsterdam 1elegrai says:
".fter President Wilson's speerh 1t
must be clear 20 the whole world that the
reat American Republic Will become
IN international factor of almost over
mastering Importance. All comment
must be silent before President Wilson's
Towering arguments"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
FEDERAL AID INCREASE.
For Road Building Delaware May be
Given the Sum of $500 900 in the Neat
Five Years

Road building laws that Congress
will be requested TO enact this winter
are expected 10 increase Federal aid
to Delaware from Sl25,000 to $500, 900
for FIVE years
Congress also will be asked 10 appro-
pirate funds for maintaining the Lin
coin Highway and other Federal roads
Such legislation will be requested
by 8 road convention that convenes
in Chicago next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Want Phila. Pike Improved AT Shellpot.

Persons travelling the Philadelphia
pike hope improvement Will be made
soon 70 the section between Thirty
seventh street and Shellpot Park which
is in bad condition The Levy Court
thought the State Highway De
partment took control Of the entire pike,
but the latter body is not doing any
work on the section south Of the park
Prompt action must be taken if thus
stretch is 70 be improved while weather
Is favorable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
BAVARIA ORDERS GERMAN
FLAGS BE TAKEN DOWN
Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Munich, Friday, Dec g. Prof Luio
Brentano, Of Munich university, VI ely
known economist, has been appointed
peoples commissary for trade and IN
dustry' in the new Bavarlan state He
will act as a sort OF connecting link be-
tween the leaders IN trade and industry
and the government
The police have issued an order that
all German flags still flying be removed
IN the interest Of quiet and public order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Will BE a Bridesmaid.

Miss Elizabeth Patterson Of this city
will be a bridesmaid at the marriage
of Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of Haverford,
Pa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry
Cobb Kennedy, and John Holland Brown
back, Ir., OF the United States Air Ser
vice The wedding will take place mt )
O'Clock. at The Willows, the home of the
brides parents at IIavcrford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
PERSHING REPORTS ADVANCE.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Dec General PerShing
report for Friday on the advance Of the
American army OF occupation into Ger
many follows
The Third American Army, advancing
along the entire army front, today reached
the general line tdelhoven-Docweller-
Laubach- -Dricsch- Todantroth-Ndr Worries
bach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
JAP PRINCE ON VISIT HERE.
Cousin of Emperor Drops in on America
on Way From England.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Dec Prince Gorhlto
OF Higashi-F Fushirni, a cousin OF the
Emperor OF Japan, and former naval
commander. arrived here today. from
England on s British cruiser. On his
way hone to Japan he will visit Wash
ington.
The Princes visit To England recip-
rocated one recently paid TO japan by
Prince Arthur Of Connaught
At Washington the Prince will Re
received by Vice President Marshall.
He Will be accompanied to the capital
by notable group OF men who met
him upon his arrival here, these includ-
ing Assistant Secretary Of State Long,
Rear Admiral Robertson and Major
General Clarence r. Edwards, command
er Of the northeastern department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Peru Legat'ol May Be Embassy

BY Associated Press to Every Eyening
Washington. Dec with the approval
Of President Wilson. Secretary Lansing
has asked Congress to raise the Ameri-
can Legation ~ Lima Peru 10 the rank
Of Embassy Peru has signified a desire
II appoint an Ambassador 10 the United
State, and the administration wishes
To agree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Bank Messenger Dies.

William r. McIntire, for Is years
messenger and special officer for the
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, who
died yesterday, was born at Sassafras,
Md, as years ago. Previous to coming
To Wilmington he Was q wheelwFight
at Middletown His brother, John p.
McIntire, now residing in Middietown
once was a hotel proprietor Al Swed cs-
boro n ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
IDLE MEN CROWDiNC BERLIN.
There Will be 10000 Jobiess There
When All Armies Disband.

London, Dec 7.-Dr. James Crack,
Al American who has resided for a long
time IN Germany, IL head Of the depart
ment at Berlin which is finding work for
idle men, according 10 Berlin despatch
TO the Express. Three thousand appli-
cants for work register daily with him,
it is said, and "a 900 men now are unem-
ployed there.
Less than quarter of the Berlin troops
have as yet returned from the front and
il Is estimated there will be 10000 idle
when demobilization is completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
GO ON WITH HOUSING WORK.
Employees Remain on Job Pending Wage
Adjustment.

The work Of completing the housing
operation at Front and Union streets pro-
ceedcd as usual today Pecause it was a
half holiday there were not as many men
reported for work as on other days, but
this was due, il was said, to the fact that
many had gone home last night 70 spend
the weekend with their families
There was no effort on the part OF any
set of mechanics 10 obtain their time, for
the purpose Of quitting. any more than Is
ploxcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Hurt In 20-Foot Fall.

Harry Hensel, d carpenter employed
al Lynch Construction Company's works
at Front and Union street, fell from scat
fold a distance of twenty feet to the
ground and was seriously injured about
the legs He was taken s. the Delaware
Hospital in the phmnix ambulance.
Hensel came here from New Rochelle, n. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Luncheon al Halliday Uousp

The y NJ e A Holiday House Com
miytee, of which Mrs John TAFT is
chairman, and the Industrial Extension
Committee Of which Miss Marearetta
Miller is chairman, are having II luncheon
today at Holiday House Between Is
and % members are present, and they will
have a meeting, after the luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Mayor Lawson Appoints Number of
Additional Members for the Soldiers
Racenfi0u

Additional members of the Memorial
Committee to arrange for the celebration
proposed when the boys come home"
have been named by Mayor Lawson, as
follows:
c. S. Rice, Clarence Switzerland, A.
r. Saylor, Albert Stetser, Col. w. f.
Slower, Dr. p. W. Tomilinson, John L..
Wright, John E. Whitehe d, John j.
Mulverna, George B. Miller, DIR. Edward
Q. Bullock, Robert M. Burns, Mrs. H..
Fletcher Brown, Charles A. Cook, Edwin
C. Clark, William l.. Dockstader, John
l. Dolan, Cornelius r. Desmond, Theo-
dore w Francis, Frank r. Kindell, VIII
liam Lyons, Jr., Timothy J. Mooney,
]. Edward McNabb and Andrew A.
Murine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
WILSON THANKS CHINA'S RULER.
Grateful That New President Will De-
stroy All Opium in Store.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Peking, Wednesday, Dec 4-Pau S.
Reinsch, American Minister, has COM
municated with President Hsu Shih-
Chang, on instructions from the govern
ment at Washington, the pleasure felt
there over the Presidents dec,syon TO
have all opium now held by the Chinese
government destroyed The United
States government points out that this
action is regarded as proof of the serious
determination Of President Hsu Shih-
Chang to wipe out the traffic IN this
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
ACCIDENT CASES.

Harry Hunscn was treated at the
Delaware Hospital today for laceratioB
Of the left knee
George Bolen, 2l4 Sixth avenue re-
ceived treatment at the Homeopathic
Hospital for decorations and eontusions
of the left side Of the face.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
BRAZIL MoBILIzING TROOPS.
Peru Reports Big Sister Republic Is Call
ing Out Soldiers.

By Associated Pres % Every Evening
Lima Peru, Friday, Dec. 6.-Reports
il circulation In Lima tonight were - the
effect that Brazil had begun TO mobilize
her troops. There vas no Official con-
hrnauon.
Francisco Tu6ela Earela, Peruvian
Foreisn Minister, viii leave for Washing
ton next week 70 assume the post OF Pc
ruvian Minister 20 the United States.
reorganization Of the Peruvian cabinet
viii coincide with Fareias departure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
WILSON MAY CALI. BARuCH.
Red Cross Head Also to be Summoned
10 Peace Meet.

Ry Associated Press to Every tvonins
Washington. Dec Bernard Earuch,
chairman of the var industries board,
and Henry p Dawson, chairman Of
the American Red Cross war council,
have been asked by President Wilson
to hold themselves in readiness to re-
spond 10 call for their services with
the peace delegation in Europe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Turks Massacre 10000 Armenians

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, DEG Turkish forces
massacrcd 10000 Armcnians while eva
uating the towns Of Baku, OIti and
Ardaham, in the Caucasus, according
% reports received by the Vorwaerts
Of Berlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Sheriff Appoints Deputies.

Sheriff elect ] u Grassland has named
the following men 10 act rs deputies
Inside deputy, Joseph II Gould; out
side deputy, Thomas X Parker both
Of Wilmington, and deputy, Harry
Burris, of MiddletoWn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Withdraws Charge Of Larceny.

In the court of General Sessions yes-
terday afternoon, Attorney General Rein
hardt entered nolle proseqri in four
cases IN which Holmes Jones was charged
with the larceny of crushed stone from
j. A. Bader u Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
TRACTION COMPANY
REPORTS ON FINANCES
Statement of Receipts and Expen-
ditures Submitted to Public
Utility Board.

A meeting of the Board Of Public
Utilities was held last evening in the
mayors office of the Public Building.
Mr.. Higgins was appointed COM
mittee to confer with the traction COM
pany officials to urge the running of
more cars during the rush hours; that Is,
6 to a. m and to e p. m
Statements of operating expenses OF
the Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company were submitted TO the
board. as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Settling Estates.

Register of Wills Isaac X Brown,
has granted letters testamentary on
the estate Of Annie Zbinden to Rev.
Paul Isenschmid and on the estate of
Charles M Tarbutton TO Florence
VI Tarbutton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Pole Annoys Motorists.

Motorists experienced trouble yesterday
dodgng a telegraph pole near Newark
that had been loosened by the gale Tie
pole swayed across road and was pre-
vented merely by wires from falling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Dwelling Sold to Make Title.

The dwelling 40i East Ninth street
property of Norman j CLARK, admin
istrator Of Blanoh L. CLARK, deceased
was sold by Sheriff Francis to Lilburne
Chandler today far $500 1t was sold
to make title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
LIvONIANS ASK PROTECTION.
Russian Bolsheviki Spread Terror Through
Provinces; Neutrals Appealed to.

gtOfusSGty ANSuuAA8 hppGAlS0 AVs
By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London, Dec. THE councils Of
Livonia, Esthonia and Courland have
sent an appeal to allied neutral govern
ments urging intervention in the Baltic
provinces against the invasion OF Russian
Bolshevik forces, according to telegram
from Copenhagen.
The Bolsheviki, who have invaded
part of the provinces, are killing and
burning as they advance. The vario,n
ports of the provinces also are filed with
fugitIves in anticipation of the arrival
Of allied and neutral warships 20 protect
them
Announcement was made IA London
early this week that British rarshipc
had reached Libau, Lithuania. A Paris
dispatch Friday gave the Petit Journ~ ]
as authority for the statement that
British warships had entered Reval at
the request Of the Estbonian government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
GERMANS OUT OF COLOGNE.
Retire From City as British Troops Occupy

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Amsterdam. Dec. British troops
entered Cologne al O'Clock yesterday
afternoon
Five American officers arrived at
Coblenz on Thursday and conferred
with the Burgomaster, the local German
commander and the railway authorities,
according TO the Cologne Gazette
The German troop nave LETT the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-07
Vital STATISTICS.

Board Of Health statistics for heweek
ended yesterday show, deaths As, births
62, Marriages "a as compared with AZ, 81
and 81 for the corresponding period last
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