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Evening star., 1918-01-20
Bachelors Fourth Dance.

The Bachelors held their fourth dance
of the season on Wednesday. January
1S. at Mrs. Overs. 1917 R street north
west. AboAt 100 couples attended.
The following committee was in
charge: Messrs. William ]. Monran. J.
Whit Hammett. William c. Hammett.
Edward c. Ardeeser jr.: Jack Lewis. J.
Paul Ardeeser. Roy D. Schlegel. Rollie
H. Moore. T. Cogan Hammett and A H.
Laird.
Among those present We're: Misses
Julia Hale. r. Carter. K. Smith. Ruth
Finney. Mrs. R. d. Benton, Misses NJ
Cook. Virginia Lewis. K. slattery. A.
Lynn. n: Hurley. A. Gangwish. A.
Grades. B. Fillius. A. c. Cox. Helen
Whether. A. Sommerville, H Lank.
Mary O'Brien, Mae Sparks Irene Baker,
Helen Gleason. Mrs. ]. H. McCauIey, G.
MacAleer. Elsie Greene. Mrs. l.. A.
Acher. Mrs G. H. Weber. Misses E.
Thornton. E. Keene, A. Harrington, NJ.
Ellis. H. L. Amiss. J. Banks. Mrs. A H.
Barbee. F. Scheffiar K. O'Conner. d.
Wallace. Ruth Mills E. Loveless Lii
liam McGown, Mildred Pocock Henri
eta Berens. E. Nasshal- E. Kimbal, B.
buckingham. NJ. Lyner. E. Hoibrook.
Doris Schlegel. E. NIudd N Elmore. NJ
Mudd. NJ. Gates, D. White, S. Young
Q. Campbell. NJ. Carnahan. B. Johnson.
de Lano. NJ. Malony. NJ. Black, E.
Sweeney. E. N. Wolf. A. Lutz. E. Prime,
NJ. Colin. C. OConnor, Hazel Priest, L.
Martin. Edna Wilcox. Louise Smith. B.
H. Viehmeyer. N. Lucas. V. Lewis.
Helen Dunbar E. Bresnahan. V. Rose,
r l. Haney. B. Tibbets. Virginia
Brinkley T Brown. L saxton. F.
crime Jones. L Compton. A. Jesse. NJ
kershaw: NJ. Neuland. i. Hartin: L.
knight. L. Luke. NJ Ritchie. n. Brad
ford Messrs. E. v. Benhan. r. c.
Stolle. W. F. Graves, A. W. Hayes. r. D.
Benton. w. W. Flood r. Henderson, H
r: May. W. Lynch. w. T. Goodwin. l.
Fitzgerald, c. E. Bicklar. J. r. Hodg-
son. D. NJ Stephen. c. E. wrenn, ]. R.
H phillus; F; s Wollard. e; N. Conner.
Harvey. J. B. Harding. c. r. Haynes.
p L. Patrick. ]. H. McCauley, NJ. F.
mccarthy. P. F. Brousseau. L. Acher,
G ~ Weber. H. E. Acher. ]. Mccarthy,
J. SIat.epy; 81 Ge1,oI NJ a: Mscaw; w Hardy
a. NJ. Shaw. J. NJ Miller. A. NJ. Davies,
" Smith. G. Arnold, L. Marberry, H.
0fterdinger. r. F. McCreith. J. H
Lynch. " L. culligan. Paul Donaldson.
Elwood. T. A. Keleher. ]. T. Fergus. W.
A. Fahrmann, J. L. Macias, NJ j. Killer
bane. T. ]. Urkson. r. n. Belnap, S.
so1man. NJ F. Birthright. J. NJ. Rowe,
j. H. Schul. j. H. Hayes. W. NJ Cam
non. r. E. Lynch. R. NJ. Burklin, L. P.
Pierceson. ]. w. Erback L. Earl G. G.
smith. G: r. Meehan. H. ]. Brinkley.
a H. Wilson. r. A. Ridgeley. P. J.
Cavanaugh. S. Thornes. L. j. Kearney,
g. M. Jones. c. Dowd. P. E. Teft. r. G.
Nasahal. c. r. Rirodon. w. r. Dellett,
J: B Clagh. E. E. Merino. o. Howen-
stein. P. S. Seitz. S. S. Coleman, M. ].
Fraile. c. s. Thurtell. P. j. Baldwin. E.
G. Mccormick, p. Sullivan, W. r.
Haines- E. Murray. G. NJ. MacWhorter.
+. Austin.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

MONDAY afternoon at the nome OF Mrs.
Isaac Nordlinger, in Georgetown.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained at luncheon and bridge
last week by Mrs. Samuel ]. Stein
berger at her home, in Ontario place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise of Harrisonburg,
Va. were guests last week of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goldsmith
Of Ontario place.
Mrs. Aaron jackson entertained at
luncheon and bridge, at her home, in
Columbia road, yesterday, the Afternoon
Bridge Club.
Miss Ricky Cans is convalescing after
an illness of five weeks.
Miss Pauline Cohen has as her guest,
Miss Eta Newman of Baltimore.
Mrs. Ralph Sinsheimer of Baltimore
spent last week here visiting her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. W. Bornheim of
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Shefferman of
Richmond, Va. were recent guests of
Mr.: and Mrs. S. Shefferman.
Evening star., 1918-01-20
Personals.

Mrs. Louis Glaser has returned to her
home on Long Island. Mrs Simon Nye.
who was visiting her sister for two
weeks, has returned to her home at
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger was hostess
on Wednesday ct luncheon and bridge
at her home in Q street, where she en-
tertained the Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab of Lanier place
will have as her guest this week Mrs.
Philip Block of New York.
Miss Erna Eiseman of Atlantic City is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Beh-
rend. -5s...-5
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis jackson were
Given surprise dinner pafty last Sun
Evening star., 1918-01-20
Picked Up Here and There.

A travelling salesman. who makes"
Philadelphia about once a month and
always stops at the
What Is Home same hotel, got
u1:.l 80 there<as usual last
"A'1ou' ooais week and revealed
the fact that the city's housing problem
has extended to it's hotels. which are all
crowded to capacity and turning down
Evening star., 1918-01-20
Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Miss Dorothy Foster. daughter of Pay
Director Joseph Foster, L. S. n, re-
tired. who for the past two years has
been a war nurse in France, has now
identified herself with the Red Cross
work at the American Hospital, Lon
don. During her several years service
as nurse to the wounded allies Miss
Foster has served at the American Am
bulance Hospital. Neuilly. Paris. and
prior to that was at the Royal Army
Medical Corps of the British Army at
base hospital with Harvard unit in
the north of France.
Lieut.. Commander W. f. Halsey, jr,
U. s. n. and Mrs. Halsey spent last
week at New York at the Hotel Astor.
Miss Margaret Baxter. daughter of
Naval Constructor W. ]. Baxter. L. S.
n. and Mrs. Baxter, is at West Point
for a visit to Mrs. G. J. Febiger, wife
of Col. Febiger, L. S. A.
Civil Engineer r. E. Bakenhus. L. S.
N. and Mrs. Bakenhus have visiting
them at their home at Chevy Chase
their brother-in-law. Mr.. Willard de
Kingsbury. Miss Helen Kingsbury.
daughter of the latter. has returned to
Bryn Mawr College after spending the
holidays here with her uncle and aunt.
Capt. Charles F. B. Price, U. s. NJ. c..
recently detailed to shore duty at
Washington, has Joined Mrs Price and
their family at their home in Euclid
street. where they have visiting them
NJ. and Mrs. Wilson.
Lieut.. Commander Henry Van Dyke,
U. S. n. is the new title of the former
Ty,.sA
lands and Gutenberg. as on the 7th in
slant he was commissioned a chaplain
in the Navy.
Lieut.. John Terry Remey. U. s. N, and
Mrs. Remey after a visit to the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale R. How
ard. at their home in this city, have re-
turned to Pensacola. Fla, where Lieut.
Remey is on duty.
Miss Natalie Magruder after visit
to Richmond. Va. has returned to
Washington.
Mrs; Frank H. Brumby. wife of Capt.
Brumby. U. S. N. with their two chill
| dren. has gone to Athens, Ca, for a
visit to her husbands relatives
! Mrs. John Schouler, widow of Rear
admiral Schouler, =. S. N. has gone to
Winter Park. Fla. for the remainder of
| the winter.
| Ensign Matthew Page Waller, U. S.
i N. and Mrs. Waller are visiting Dr.
and Mrs. B. NJ. Baker at Norfolk, Va.
| Miss Susanne Veeder and Miss Minnie
| Veeder. daughters of Commander Ten
| Eyck Veeder. U. S. N. and Mrs. Veeder.
have returned to school at Oldf1elds
| Va.
Miss Eleanor Rawson. daughter of
Prof. E. X. Rawson. U. S. N, retired.
has returned home from a visit to An,
| napolis. where she was the guest of
Chaplain Henry H. Clark. U. S. N. and
Mrs. Clark.
Lieut. T. S. GLADDEN.. U. S. N, and Mrs
| GLADDEN. have gone with their younp,
! son for visit to Mrs Gladden's sis
ters. Mrs. Charles Munroe and Miss
Eleanor Girault. at their home at An.
napolis, Md.
Mrs. Morris are visiting Miss Minnie
Appler at her home at Annapolis. Md
Evening star., 1918-01-20
Army Notes.

Lieut. Felix Agnew Lesser. L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Lesser. whose marriage took
place January at Baltimore, have
returned from their honeymoon trip
and are now at Fort Howard. Nd.
where Lieut.. Lesser is on duty.
Evening star., 1918-01-20
Barringer-Cooper.,

The Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd at Jacksonville, Fla. was the
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding re-
Gently, when Miss Hilda Cooper, daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ; w. Cooper, became the
bride of Mr.. Harrison Barringer, leu
tenant, u. S. A.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, Mr. Myron Cooper, and had
as her only attendant her niece. little
Miss Angye Cooper. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Cooper Mr.. Barringer had
as his best man Mr. Phil May, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. Milton
R. Worsham, rector of the church.
The bride wore a gown of fawn serge,
with blue charmeuse trimmings Her hat
was of satin of the same shade, faced with
straw, and she carried an arm bouquet
of bride roses.
Little Miss Cooper wore dainty frock
of white crepe de chine, with silver trim
mings
Preceding the ceremony Miss Bertha
Foster at the organ gave a program of
wedding music, including the bridal chorus
from .'Lohengrin' as a professional and
Mendelssohn's wedding march as recess
siona1.
Mr. and Mrs. Barringer left Immediately
for Charlotte, n. c., where the former has
been ordered for duty. having only re-
Gently received his commission at Fort
Oglethorpe. He was formerly of Wash
ington and was captain of Co. 1 Central
High School Cadets. in 1905-o6-
Rasbach-Carter.
There was an interesting ceremony at
Charlotte, n. c.. yesterday afternoon,
when Miss Catherine Carter of Wash
ington and Lynchburg became the bride
of Lieut.. James Beliinger Rasbach of
the United States Army. The romance
between the young lieutenant and Miss
Carter commenced while they were both
students at the Michigan Agricultural
College at East Lansing, where Mr..
Rasbach received his degree in mining
engineering before volunteering to serve
Rasbach's father was an eminent sur
geon of Utica. n. Y. Miss Carter gradu-
ated from Lasell Seminary. Boston, in
1915, and has been a student at the
Michigan Agricultural College for two
years.
Lieut.. Rasbach and wife will remain
at Charlotte until he receives orders to
go to France
Evening star., 1918-01-20

and Mrs. Macomb have gone to Char
lotte. n. c., where the former has been
detailed to duty with the 30th Infantry.
Maj Coiner, L. S. A, and Mrs. Coiner
have had visiting them at their West
Point quarters the latter's sister, Miss
Hall of this city.
Maj. Litchfield, U. S. A. during his
present stay in Washington is the guest
of his aunt, Miss Grace Denie Litchfield,
nue..
Maj. Robert A. Johnson, Z. S. A, and
Mrs. Johnson are among the recent
pleasant acquisitions to Army life in
Washington, having come here from San
Francisco, from which place Maj. John
son, an authority on the lumber situa-
tion, was called here for special service
In the event of Maj. Johnson being
ordered to France Mrs. Johnson will re-
turn to California.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. Alverda McKnew Selby announces
the marriage of her daughter Pearl Gil
man to Mr.. Charles William Stewart
Thursday, January Il, in New York city
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will make their
home at Washington.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Miss Eleanor Rawson. daughter of
Prof E. X. Rawson, U. S. N. retired
has returned home from a visit to An
napolis. where she was the guest of
Chaplain Henry H. Clark. L. S. N. and
Mrs. Clark,
Evening star., 1918-01-20

among the dances OF the week at Studio
Hall was that given by the B. NJ. Club of
Central High School. The members. act
ing as hostess. were Misses Margaret
Taylor, Grace Chantland Miriam Miller
katherine Thrie. Clara Richard Helen
Evening star., 1918-01-20
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Among the out-of-town guests for the
wedding were the Rev. NJ. Bennett. Miss
Helen Bennett and Mr. Joseph McManus
of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Moran
left for an extended honeymoon in the
north and will be at home after March
Is at 2614 Cathedral avenue.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Maj. James B. Nalle. U. s. A. accom-
panied by Mrs. Nalle and their son,
after q visit to Washington, has re-
turned to Newport News, Va.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs Frank Coe, wife of Gen. coe
T. s.. A., now with the American ey,
pedItionary forces abroad, arrived in
Washington w last week from Norfolk,
Fergus Reid. at the Iatter;s bar,a sni -, =.
Beechwood place. i'iiie III
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. NJ. Amy Miller Ullman of New
York and Chicago is visiting her aunt.
Mrs Mary L. Kelly of 2s2S 1st street
northwest
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Gen. J. H. McRae, U. S. A.. is now
on duty at Camp Greene Mrs. and
the Misses McRae, in order to be near
MN hlm. are spending the winter at Char
iot.e, y e, where. they are with Mr..
and Mrs. N. NJ. Schultz. at their resi-.
dence in Hermitage road.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. sAristides Moreno, wife Of Maj.
Moreno, U. S. A., with their two chill
dven, is spending the season at the
Cairo.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Miss Susanne Veeder and Miss Minnie
Veeder. daughters of Commander Ten
Eyck Veeder. q. S. N. and Mrs. Veeder
Va
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. Shaw, wife of Maj Shaw. U. 2
A. accompanied by their daughters
mas mas come to Washington to Remain
~nlie sl1an MAJ MAJ. Shaw is on duty at Camp
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. Alfred Chappell. U. s. r., and
Mrs Chappell are among the recent ad-
ditions to the Army circle at Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. T. S. GLADDEN.. U. S. N, and Mrs
GLADDEN. have gone with their younp
son for a visit to Mrs Gladden;s sis
ters. Mrs. Charles Munroe and Miss
Eleanor Girault. at their home at An
napolis, Md "
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Ensign Matthew Page Waller, U. S.
N. and Mrs; Waller are visiting DR.
and Mrs B. NJ. Baker at Norfolk. Va.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Nordlinger, in Georgetown.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

capt; Dusenbury. U. S. A., accom-
pahled by Mrs. Dusenbury, recently re-
turned from the Canal Zone, where he
hao been 3er some months as quarter
master at Fort Amidor, has arrived
for station at Boston ii'eo
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. Kurt B. Menzel, wife of Dr.
Menzel. Medical Corps, L. S. R., is at
the Hoffman.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.: E: W. Morris. U. S. N. and
Mrs Morris are visiting Miss Minnie
Appler at her home at Annapolis. Md
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. John Schouler, widow of Rear
Admiral Schouler. L. s. N. has gone to
Winter Park. Fla. for the remainder of
the winter
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. John Terry Remey. U. S. N, and
Mrs. Remey after visit to the latters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale R. How
ard at their home in this city, have re-
turned to Pensacola. Fla. where Lieut.
Remey is on duty.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Miss Natalie Magruder after visit
to Richmond. Va. has returned to
Washington.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. Commander Henry Van Dyke,
U. S. n. is the new title Of the former
United States minister to the Neither
lands and Luxemberg. as on the 7th in
slant he was commissioned a chaplain
in the Navy
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mrs. Frank H. Brumby. wife of Cant,
Brumby. U. S. N. with their two chill
dren. has gone to Athens. Ca, for a
visit to her husbands relatives.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. Howell p French, U. s. r.,
after visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. French. has returned to duty
| at Montgomery, Ala
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Maj. John Gordon Maco,ab. I. S. a
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Capt: Frank Schof1eld, U. s. A.. and
Mrs, schof1eld have had visiting them
at Fort Washington. Nd, Miss Nav
her home at Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Lieut.. Commander W. F. Halsey, jr,
u. S. n. and Mrs. Halsey spent last
week at New York at the Hotel Astor.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Miss Mary Hayden, daughter nj Cant
Hayden: Z. S. A. and Mrs. Hayden, re-
turned last week to resume her studies
at Vassar College.
Evening star., 1918-01-20

Mr. and Mrs. Louis jackson were
given c surprise dinner pafty last Sun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
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&c. citcr 'prit puu en- pocrit brit.
tai WiaoOc at hare ilooct ihicl ijrt
al Nnnfru3 TnttionTrer, plpn
orcoc ior Sc rc0c TcnNc, oc / in
Nolt tun0c inn lat pao.
&IQlot sc muroc6c cr Gorl
Chleion ira &nnio3 Gitp.
Zen cucitc al &c lem SrmftIonr
rCr / NoIrtcn lom Lap ira oct Uc0
%ipct, por Ncnrm Wornua. San
rrtlUreoe, "a ban / Glitrnilooal
tom Ill Ncoi0lthco lNicn. at ban
hopo1 ficnot Sen enc Al Hspcrnc.
zen utmlig lom par / llnilOrm, "a
bar op1iuct hans Napn. ScttC
tcmmcliQhoIoca imiolcrtlo al &c
militUrc Mpn0iqhcbcr.
Gamu Nlntitou Sen l2tr &ou
Hoptcir %clpi3 9Yhiitlcr Al Nonl.
paui =. 35ibc Observation-Disclosures
lcNif Sclumoro Grtcrmi0OnQ
otttc bIcu Al Mnuoi9ht0cruc be.
tro0tct iou %o3uinQcu pan Moroct
Al 81 ire MiUuo, Ser blcp hnttc'
libel / auutomcmcut3bnufcn hct
iQnnr. ScIpmorou iul1tc pno en-
GrtIUrirQ ira Sen cncitc NicnIc
rCubc otter NpcrioI0ct, Ncnrnrr
@prnoIl. Scr / ct 2icbIif2 @cuioit
bco pnn MoipitoIct crtlUrcoe. at en-
Nrmcfuptciu nor Mpr0Crcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gfterforlfnin9er

Nnihlnaton 6cn I ltc San. &rlg@.
miuiitcr Nafcr, buis Nc'tnrclic AZ Ir.
acknowledgements bar pTrct 'tertt FRI.
tiierct poa @rltnb al Den Tor mango
ubearibcligc Snnaiombeo, hpormcn
lloruitningen % Gtplppcrln9cn az DC
nnr' Nrnlccr cr lorcgoact. bar AZ Me
Observation-Disclosures MilitTrtonlltc pT'
ret diort Ill @icnllnno Tor ell mc0ci
orunoiQ o0 tlIocl0 nlcNct itorp N1be
relic.
2rio1nliniltcrcn bar madttct mo
renmle, al Ger er blcpct bcgaaet man
oc on bcflaacllgc Ytiagrcb, men al
elsie hurti0 cr blcpct rcitcoc pan,
inu ale Observation-Disclosures m cr
/ uo0t u0 tillrco9itillcnbe @IGngc %
ina lanai ircmltrconc, iom oct mlocr
Observation-Disclosures par mIlig. 6oact
/ lin Nclbco bar oo0 bans Neoc1le-
rclicr life pou lnnQt nTr pTrct I'll.
ircnaitiacn0c Tor Aonlltccn % p%lltllot
heller life Tor Son0ci / lin Nclhco.
Zen @rulo, bon %lrcml'srte ,onI
llnoltploniuN ior SorlintcIlcrnc, rcnl
liz al oct in0cl Nrnnbnit bapoc mco
,Sorbercoclicrnc, 0u Sicnocn life ltoo
Tor porc Eerc. AZ VI par 1000 Wfll
bortc ira ielpc NrI0altilcplaolcL 'on
ri hapoc mere emo Si0 nof, hnr, rorot
bruce ct miInt llbtrnt, gIort ct ne
get ugunltl0t Sll0trnt.
Wtr. Nutcra Administration or bic
oct icct 0runolg citer / Ssmnlcllc AZ
aomitccn. ion iiNcS at pare tontnlct
iii ocn SuCrbculanln9 nt ban bar
laot Ell bcflnaeIia NtnnNcl pau Gncr9l
ior Gogcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-15
SPORT llpcir.

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Storm iortiditc lin Wiurich
oucr %0nbct l0ol Ic0luNCt a. mart
SnrialO NJ Lone &~cmpcrntlrCr. Ser
iuroorinNCoc ltorc &ioclitr % itor
StuNc. Stnrmcu. Ser bClru0tc oucr
@ri}oun ~ 9}ctp Nicrito ior 10 Gage
iiocn. tu,coc cit Sih mco al ipinQc
moo 9fpropit Qicnrcm (cuuc2itc o1
% Shiobalcn. men holbt 'iQ 500 / ret
eitliQ NctilluQ luat ~ hap0c iii Gcll.
trim / >ouilinuo loan. Gems >no.
iln0cIic mcrtcoc> imloIcrtio opcr belle
@aubct ira Nlippcbicrlcuc ill Nuc.
acknowledgements, % Snecu itruttc iil
ira Nti2iouri0OIcn oitopcr til AlcQhos
uubicrdcnc % ira Supcrloriiscu mo
opcr Ill N~tcrico0olicu.
Cite 1onmcr Suc iulNt mat octic
bllpcr onltrilN 10 Too il0cu 'ibitc ~
uclr.
% lerioncr ire2 libel poa @a0cn
/ Chicago.
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pil pebparc Ill Mdnoul. lei nil Oh
blue liot mIIocrc / Nii3iuurioalen %
FrUrieiiatcrnc, hporc'icr oennc Gem.
pernrIr pil ubltrUite lil Ill andre Sc.
lie az San0ct.
Ile Sernbancr, Der gdor mo til
Chicago, bar iboG opaipet Sorlsa
paa al gicnopinge 1raiitcn. Man.
&c Sog cr ilIoitGnoiae "borifomne~
Speniieib Gcniurp Simiieb. iom it'll.
DC anfommet I'll Chicago iaiien, ito.
DER iait pcitcuior Solebo, Ohio, op.
lpieS Oct / eliermiooas. Sneen Yoi
or alienot ira Gbicago paa ct bel