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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
PEPS TIED FOR FIRST
PLACE-TO PLAY ALL
REMAINING GAMES HERE

Arrangements have been compiet-
ed whereby the Ardmore club will
play the remaining games m the sea-
son on the home grounds in this city.
Seven games are yet to be played.
one with Cleburne here this afternoon
and six with Sherman for the conclu.
sion OF the second half of the TO
season. Sherman is scheduled 10 ar
rive here tomorrow for the first
game Of the final series.
The Peps are now tied with Paris
for the leadership OF the second half
Of the season. Their chances for win
ming the second half pennant are very
good, for the present personnel Of the
Pops represents as classy a club as
there is in the league. Paris has been
going good, but their nine has been
crippled at various times which has
caused them to drop a few games TO
the Texas teams.
Should the Peps win the second half
championship series OF seven games
between them and the Snappers will
result for deciding the championship
OF the season. According the unoffi.
cal dope. three OF the games win be
played at each city. and toss up
Will be made as to the location OF
the deciding contest. That is provided
the series goes seven games, for the
club winning four OF the seven wins
the pennant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
PREPARATIONS FOR
LEAGUE WORK BEGUN

ucneva. Aug, sos--preparations for
tho work ,o bo done by the assembly
Of the league of nations was begun by
the council of the league at tho regu.
lar session held this morning, DR., v.
X. wellington koo of china was the
presiding offlcrr ht ioday'H meeting,
It having been decided yesterday that
nr. Koo would nol us president at
the regular meetings NJ tho council
and that vlseount lshii would be In
the chair whom the sleslan prohien
IL eonBidorod In extraordinary session.
Commissions which have bcen study.
inH matterp coneernina health and
other ieuhnical problena under the
auspicos NJ the league were complct.
inH their rpports which will ho sub.
mitted to tho assembly next week, Dis.
armament fainmission and tho com.
mittea an amendments to tho covenant
et tho league will begin their final
sessions tomorrev.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
FIRST BALE COTTON
Is BROUGHT TO TOWN

Ardmore received the first bale
Of cotton today Of the 1921 crop.
The staple was grown BY Arthur
Lynch, five miles west Of the
city. near Craddock's store. The
bale, which II OF tho Acala va
ricty, weighs is0 pounds, and an
offer Of l6 cents was made by
Wcstheimcr 4 Daubc for Il, but
ns IL IL association cotton it will
be stored and not sold nt present.
Tho us,inl bonus was madc up
during the afternoon and pre-
scented 30 In. grower Lynch
Hays tlhnt no will make four bales
Of tho twenty acres he has In
cultivation this year,
Exactly one year ago today tho
first bale of the 1920 season was
brought In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
Prese ent Economic
Condition Demand
Great Confidence

Wellesly, Mass. Aug. 30.-Pres.
ent economic conditions in the L. ).
demand that business men above oil
else, trust each other. Secretary
of Labor Davis declared today in
an address to a group of business
leaders gathered here at Roger
Babson Institute.
He appealed for a restoration
Of conscience"
in times of stress" he said,
each is apt to fear for what he
has. Each is suspicious that the
other is scheming to take his pos
sessions away. 1t is the time for
trust and confidence. Nothing else
will help us get going again"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
Mo!3oo
SPONSOR for Peace
Arch Would
Disarmament Meet

Bellingham. Washn., Aug. 30
Samuel Hill of Seattle, sponsor of
the peace arch at Blaine, erected
primarily to celebrate 100 years of
peace between the United States
and Great Britain will go to Wash
ington in November, to present a
report on the origin and history
of the peace arch to the disarma
ment conference called by President
Harding, it was announced at the
meeting Of the Rotary Club here
yesterday. The suggestion to Mr..
Hill was made by the club in the
form of resolution.
In his talk Mr.. Hill told of a plan
to have flags unfurled in all cities
on both sides Of the border line be-
tween Canada and the United
States from the Atlantic to the
Pacific at 2 p. M, Pacific time
September 6, when the peace portal
will be formally dedicated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
METHODISM IN US.
SHOWS GREAT GAIN

Nashville Tenn, Aug. 30-Statis-
ties for presentation at the ecumeni-
cal Methodist conference in London
next month, show that American Meth
odism has gained l,s55,O9i members
net. during the past decade, II was
announced here today by the Sc
cular press bureau OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, south. The net
gain for the Methodist Episcopal
bureau for this period, the announce.
ment said. was about 26 per cent
and for the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. about 20 per cent.
The net gain indicates that the
Methodist Episcopal church has 20
43e ministers and i.393,ssS members,
and the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, 1868 minister's and 2,254,752
members
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
LABOR FEDERATION
PLANS EXTENSIVE
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Atlantic City. y. j.. Aug. 30.-A
campaign OF the American Federation
of Labor for membership Of 5000,
900 will be launched on Labor Day
the federation's executive council an
nounced today.
President Samuel Gompers has Is
sued an appeal to labor throughout
the country to rally on Labor Day.
The time has come for labor &c
assume the aggressive" said his ap
peal. I'VE have held the line. our
positions are intact. II is the hour
tor great forward movement. Set
Labor Day as the day upon which
we ceased holding the line and be-
gan TO move forward IN a great re-
slstless wave
Mr. Gompers will speak In princl'
pal cities
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
MANIFESTED OVER
FAIR TRADE TRIP
PRESIDENT HENLEY OF RETAIL.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
URGES INDIVIDUAL AD-
NERTISING; 100 CARS
SIGNED TO GO

"All aboard for the trade trip"
was the sentiment of the persons
attending the meeting of the Re
tail Merchants association held
at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms this morning. ID is housd
that al least one hundred ears
can be induced to make the en-.
fire three days trip. Those in
charge, state that the outlook for
ears is good.
The trip starts Wednesday
morning, September !, While the
Retailers Association is largely
pushing the "trip, the whole city
is lending Il helping hand in
the matter. IL was brought to the
attention ct those present that the
trip Is FOR ArdmOre, and regard
less OF the apparent direct benefit
thai Ike trip might do each busi-
ness, all We're urged to attend to
the matter Of seeing that their
individual business institution
had car representing them.
II was also brought out that
while the main efforts of the trip
will be TO advertise the Carter
County Fair, that individual ad-
vertising will not be- barred, and
that each business institution may
advertise ON the trip TO any ex-
tent desired.
G.. NJ. Henley, chairman Of the meet
ing, invited the freest discussion OF tn,
various details Of the plans. Guy
Harris urged that numbers be drawr
10 designate the places that the vari
Gus cars would have in the line. Il
was suggested, and this plan will prob
ably be adopted, that numbers b,
drawn for each car each day of the
trip. 1t was also called 10 especia
attention that there should he n,
passing Of ears and racing on tn,
trip, but that each car would draw
its place and keep its place through
out the day.
II is planned. according to pre-
liminary arrangements, to eat dinne
the last day of the trip AT Healdtol
and supper at Wilson. Several hour
will be spent AT each Of the neigh
boring cities of this county
The cars are due to leave here a
s o'clock in the morn lg OF Septem
Der Z. The first place that the car
will stop will be Marietta. The frs
night will be spent in sulphur an,
next at Duncan.
There was pep in the meeting an,
much optimism for the future display
ed Conditions were discussed and /
was the general opinion that busines
will improve and that with a genera
revival in oil, which is expected soon
conditions will be near normal.
President Henley Of the Retailers
Association says that more diyerslfle
farming is being done here than eve
before. and that each person shoul
make u part Of his business 4
encourage the farmers to keep COWS
chickens, hogs and to grow a var
ETY. of crops.
II was brought out az the meeting
that the past ten years have seen
hundred per cent increase in tn
variety OF crops grown in this par
Of the state. with the general tendenc,
Of more farmers owning their ow,
places and Increase in the number q
crops grown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
LEAGUE TAKES UP
SILESIAN MATTER

Geneva, Aug. 3O.-Solution OF the
today by the council OF the league
today by the council ofth league
of nations.
Viscount lshil president OF the
council. had prepared formal re.
port on silcsia and was ready to pre-.
sent the documentary evidence placed
In his hands by the supreme allied
council,
The first point to be decided at the
afternoon session was whether the
council should accept the mission re-.
ferred to II by the allied supreme
council
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
DREADED DISEASE
CLAIMS THOUSANDS

New York. Aug, 9o,---Thoumnds OF
fumine sufferers In trans-Caucasin
among them many ehildren, arc dy.
Ing of cholcm, mid cable message
received today by the Near East re
lief.
The authorities In many cities. pnr
ticulnrly IN Arnonia, are scndlna
wagons through tho streets 10 pick
NJ. bodies, Long lncs of children, for
whom It hns been found impossible to
find spueo In the already overrowded
American orphanngea, constantly Wal,
in front of relief Institutions,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
NO STALE PAPERS THIS YEAR

fresh crisp paper bearing the date Of the day Of dstr
button and plenty of them to meet requirements Ia the
Ice 1he Ardmoree will render the Free Fair Trade Excur
sion
During the first night out ut Sulphur fresh bundle Of
papers will be conveyed from this office for distribution
the second day.
Before the morning Of the third day arrives lot
Of papers will be delivered to the boosters ut Duncan for
the trip back home through the oil of
munity.
Every in this city who Is tn ssted In building up
Nhe agricultural wealth Of this sect the state has
opportunity send his message people through these
issues of the Ardmoree.
81 Call No. and advertising will call for your
<Dpy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
LA TES T

Belfast, Aug. 30.--For the first
time In its history the great northern
iriah railway was completely tied up
today by strike of engineers and
ilrrmen. who ceased work at midnight.
Ulster men and Sim Fciners are
standing united In the strike. which
Is - purely industrial dispute.
Tulsa, Okla. Aug. 30.-At a special
meeting Of the Tulsa county bar as
sociaiion this morning resolutions were
adopted urging the appointment Of
Judge John IL. Cotteral Of the western
Oklahoma federal district bench 10
succeed the late Judge William {,
Hook on the United Stntcs circuit
court OF appeals.
Gainesville, Texas. Aug. 90.--E. u.
Allen. former member of the terrific.
rial Legislature Of Oklahoma, died sud.
denly at his home here yesterday. lie
was resident ~ Gainesville for
forty years with the exception Of u
brief period al Noble. Okla.
Galveston. Tens. Aug. S0.--Explo.
son II IA private slill In % thrcc.room
cottage here to-day was followed by a
fire which destroyed the building ana
mos, ,f the liquurmaking apparatus.
The Proprietor Of the cstabli shmcnt.
after turning Ia fire alarm, disap-
pearrd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
|AccomodatingReal
Estate Agent Is
Among Missing

Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. 3o.--with vi
slons OF declining rents a score ol
residents os Evanston and Chicago
paid $50 advance rentals on a row
OF ninc new houses In Evanston,
they told police today. The youns
real estate agent located those de
string houses through advertise
ment. then showed them the row
of new residences, and let them
tako their cholce--after an initial
payment of $50.
Police havo found he had no au.
thority TO rent any OF the houses.
lIls disappointed tenants" arc
looking for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
Mothers.In-Law
Often "Out-Laws"
Minister Declares

Chicago, Aug. 30-A university
for the education Of mothers in
law" is being advocated by Rev.
Charles Il. Stevens of the Third
Presbyterian church.
He asserted the mother-in-law
"Seventy-five per cent of all ma
trimonial disasters are precipi-
tated by her interference, he as
serted.
she is an outlaw instead Of an
in-law."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
MEETING TATE BRADY
CAMP SUNDAY

The Tate Brady Camp No 1910 Of
the Confederate Home win meet Sun.
DAY afternoon at : o'clock,
An members In good standing are
requested to Ice present, Two dele.
gates will be sent TO the state rcun-
ion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30

Nv York. Aug. 30.-An estimate
that s4,5O0,OJ0 was laid by life in
surance companies on death claims
from automobile fatalities during
1920. is published today by the lnsuf-
Gnce Press. Statistics are quoted to
show that during the year the auto
mobile caused 1900 fatalities and l.
100000 non-fatal injuries.
Life insurance distribution for the
year in the United States and Caneua
aggregated sl,oe2 .O66.364. the largest
among the death claims, being s55o,'
500 paid to the heirs of Wallace L..
Pierce, Boston grocer The heir Of
Jake L. Hamon of Ardmore, Okla,
received $4e5.0o0. Olive Thomas
Pickford. motion picture star, who
died Suddenly in Paris. was insured
cor sl25 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-30
Only Two Estates in U. S.
Collected Greater Amount
of Money in 1920 Than
Those of HamOn
MIR. HAMON LEFT
$465, 1000 TO ESTATE
MORE LIFE INSURANCE PAID IN
ARDMORE THAN ANY CITY IN
STATE IN 1929, INSURANCE
PRESS REPORTS

MuskOgee, Okla, Aug. 3O.-Only
two estates in the United States
collected "A greater amount Of life
insurance in 1920 than the bene-
ficiaries of Jake l.. HamOn. of
ArdmOre, former republican ma
tiOnal committeeman who was fat
ally shot by Clara Smith Hamon,
at ArdmOre last November, ac-
cOrding TO the annual report Of
the Insurance Press, made public
today.
Hamon carried Si65, 900 life in
surance, the report states. This
was S85,000 less than carried by
Wallace l.. Pierce OF Boston,
Mass, and SCI 900 less than car
ried by Richard Levering of New
York. according TO the report.
More life insurance was paid
in Ardmore than any other city
in Oklahoma last year, the re-
port declares. Ardmore also rank
ed 92nd among American cities
where $4,000 or more was paid by
life insurance companies, il states.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

The Hallmark Jewellers.
Next Door to Postoffice.

@anoelsfammer lotpie oas CTS Qllor=
tett b0fli6it eingelaoen.
- Cine @rocers M%ilociatior1, 0eren
i3med 6arin .beitebt, 6ie Sntereiien Der
lofalen @roceriiten 0nr6 3miammen-
tpirfen 5u tpabren, mur0e IN elmer
Montagobeno i'm Commercial Club
ral1m formiert. Soiepb 8inf1er, IT,,
mur0e als Hraiioent nn0 Sobdnn gb-
net olS Sefretdr Ser neuen Srgani=
iation ertpdblt. @egen 5tpan5ig Gro
-ceriiten i6loiien 1id Ser Nii ociation
an, iobalb man iib geneigt bot, eine
iol6e gu grinoen.
SIN Mn6itorium Ser Sta0fbtb=
liotbef fan0 Montag Die Sabrespes=
%lammlnng bes Mc&elbp Soften Der
6. M. 81. itott, in tpelder folget1oe
Beamten ertpdblt murben: 8. 9.
4@orn1on, @ommanoeur; Sreo. @eeo,
Genior- nn6 @ilbelm Magner, SUI
nior=8ice : &ommanoenr; 2eonaro
Gbielmann, &aplon; Jreo. Heeo,
Quartiermeijter; @0ltar6 Sart, 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

uno I'M iomltiaen gebt Sic 4~1tsitattnng
oes berrlid)en Gbeaterraumes gut oor-
an, 10 oaB iekt nit 9iderbeit u1tae-
nonlmen merben fam, bab Die Croft
mrnasporltellung nod Dor Nnsgong
ser nad)1ten @od)e Dor lid geben
fam. Mls GRANDCHILDREN Speratenr
lit Mrtbur gmmel, Sobn Ser Iami-
Tie Sssobn sc. Gmmel, ser bis oabtr
oiele Stene I'M limited Sbeater belief
oete, fir bas nelle Sbeater getponaet1
.lnerOen.
Mn Jreitagmorgen bot Soiepb
Is. Semberger it,, melder ieit ben let-
ten 5lpan3ig Sabren SIT Den Bllrgern
oie1er Stoot 56blte, uno pabreno Der
lettcn feds Sabren im Miner Gbea=
ter ols 6ilm-O peroteur angelteat NOR,
in 1einem Sein1 ar iiebter Apenlte
liiolid oas 3eitli6e geiegnet; Ser
Merltorbene mnroc rpr % Sabre11 III
Iernbole, Minn., als Sobn Der 10
Mile Sosoiepb q. Se11berger, Die gle1@=
foas ibr SCENT in ct. Glolto bot, ge-
borel. Sn 1901 fam er nit 1e1nell
Gltern uud ct. @lpuo nno bellld)fe
sic Qutbeorolidule. Sn glrglnla,
Meinn., biloete er lid als 6%tlm-spero=
tel1r aus un0 mar als'iolber III per-
lhieoenen Sbeatern tatig, big CT DE
gteue int Miner Sbeater ibernabm
ms ols Nodfenner 5dblte mo1 ibn gu
Sen better i'm 9foromelten. Mtt Den
gIteru betrol,ern leinen 500 sic IN
ISro1er periebte @attin, Ser ct ELM p1er
Scahre oltes s0bnben als Nfan0 Der
4iebe hiuterl6Bt. Noeb eineln Won=
|toomoraeu neun l1br in Ser nnbetleds
ten gmpfangnisfirde gebaltenert Ne=
o1riem for,o Sic 8eeroignng I'M Sel=
iein ei1,er aroben @erpanoten= l1no
T~reunoes5abl auf 0em aalparten 1of
tesader ltott. M0ge er ruben III Sr'e-
0en!
rr,,as and furs tanned and made up
.+ tho St. Cloud Fur Shop.-adv.
Die Wsitalieoer ser IN Der biel1.
oen @eformaulta taft beltebenoen Wul1t,
fapeae, wel6e I'M 2aufe Der pertlol1e'
ner somrnermonote sic 8etpobner Der
staot nit ibren berrli6en &on5erter
perqniiqterL tper6en om na9iten Conn
toopohmittaq, balb brei ll6r, I'M Au:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08
&organge i'm
@tQDtleben

Sumntoaobeno geriet Elm nebet
llNermamls Stallu,lg an iedlter Ape=
ME rnS f~iinftcr StroBe norolld sc.
legener Sdu,ppeu in 8rono; oas
6euer teilte iif rald bern Stalle llllt,
III neldem pier EferOe, cine Wtolle
@eu, Yieroegeid)irr uno anoere Writ
tel uerbrunl,terl. Sie Ilrnln SeaoeD
& Maiers batte Sen Stall gepad)fet'
uno ibr ourd oas 6eucr entlto'1oene
S1aoen .piro olf $1,000 a%ngegepen'
m1breno ser an Dem @ebaltoe allge=
rittete Sdaoen bober be51ftert miro.
Sic Motb. Saa eumber= 6irma,
oereu @riinoer bier cine Sol1l1ate=
rioibonolune lett oreibig Salrel' NH
Den, helteu @rfpl9e betrelbt, but l1ells
eroi1gs ibreu @eld)aftslinl oooltrn
beeriinoet, oab iic oie leit el11er Te1pe
opu Sabreu III Nltaup beltebel1peSoDll
Nett misunderstanding ON orlt,
ten 0eseulber to,.ilid iii ibren Sells
oebrod1t bat. hilbert @ottmaltl1, met
der in oeuu Nltunp @eid}1'tc t1tig
NOR, miro bon oen ueller G1gentu1ll=
eru III leiner Stellullg be1betN1lte1t.
Highest prices paid for raw f"rs NJ
the st. Cloud Fur Shop.-adv.
- @err Solepb @intler len. 1T all<
fallas letter @od)e bon SrlSto, N.
=, no er Sen1 Segrdbn1lle 1elnes
9uubsmalm,es uno longlabr1ge1
6reunoes Sotn &reidmer, oas am
9antiasunas+use itattfcno, bel1pobll=
te, mad, ct. Club 5urlldgeteDrt:
SIM .lellel1 5heater it mal1 'le1t
oen letten Sogen nit Ser errld}tlllte
Der eroBen Siibl1e belhatt19t. Ste
Sise fir Sen ltattlid)en 11elee't Ser=
auiiauuascrt iino angefommte11 u1to
mirS oieier Gage init Al1flteaurg Der
ielben begonnen meroen. Mtaler Yefet
Mortini lit nal,e5u nit Der Netora:
ton nes Sheoters, nobei er 1p1eoerllm
ieilen 8l1nltiinn belpabrt bat, 1ert1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-08

geS-Sffi5ier; Soiepb Meilbauer, Gar
De=Sffi5ier;; Sobn 6eridtDeiler. Mojn-
tant, Scarf 8e,v Sergeant; 2eonnro
Ibielmam unb Sobn 5eridppeiler,
Delegate1 CUR Staatsber lanlmlung
Hides and furs tanned and made up
at the St. Cloud Fur shop-adv.
Or. sc. S. &ern begab ii6 Mon-
tagabeno nod Wanfato, 100 er elmer
anoeren Cages ltattgefn1oenen Ser
iam1lung ser 5outbern Minneiota
Weoical Niiociation beitpobnte. Son
BORT begibt er iid uab Chicago, no
er elmer G%eriamml11ng Ser &aojolo-
gioal 5ocietD Of Mmerica n1tpobnen
miro. Counting miro er mie0er in ct.
Glo11b eintreffen.
Samltagnu6mittag fan6 ii6 Ell
he aus 5meiun6breiBig Prohibitions
Mgenten belte5enoe o9itte in StearnS
County Elm ouf ser Sn6e na6 @ele-
besiibertretern mobet lie ii9 IN elmer
8eiie gerierten, oie ibr Mmt nit Ser
:b0d1ten S6mab befledte, in0em lie
Die ibnen bon Stautsmegen iibertra=
gene @epalt in emporen0er 8ei1e
miBbrandterl. Die Mrt nno 8eiie If
res gir0ringens in Die 9anier lit an
li6 i6on cine 0urdous permerfli6e,
mebr nber nod Die 8eGanOlung jener
&er}onen, bei benen Die &auSiuhnng
borgenommen muroe. 90 gi1gen bic
lie NIT Gtoatsgelpalt usgeriilteten
S6niffler in @olo Spring 10 tpeit,
0ab einer %berlelben fid an 5errn Otto
@olf, friiberer Meinban0ler, bergriff
nno i'm nit einem Sdlag ms Sc
Ii6t bel9tmpfte, barob er lid leineS
MamenS ldalnte un6 oenielben bon
oem borge5eigten @aftbefebl megltrlb.
Serr @olf miro Ser ibm %angetate11
|s6n1nd pegen Ben uebeltdter our
&eden16uft 5ieben. gr bat einen oies-
be5Mgli6en @aftbefebl erlalien, ben
@beriff S6oener Dienitag boberen
in ct. Baul bortpies, oarob
ibm sic 3uii6erung muroe, oaB Der
betreffenbe 8eamte, Ser oas idmad-
pole 8ergeben begging, miro our Be,
onttportung ge5ogen meroen. Gs 1T
, sic b0dIte 3eit, BOB oem 1pnten Fret
ben ser 60beral l1nboloe ginbolt ge=
botem miro.
:. - @elegentlib Ser Counting IN III
rer Gereinsba1e abgebaltenelt yer
: lam1lung ser Columbus Sitter 1pllr=
Sen IS re1e iugenoli6e Sitter tn Den
8unb oufgenomme11.
- @elegentlid Der Sabres=1e=
oaadtnisfeier ser Witglieoer Der b1e=
ligen Glfsloge, bic lekten Sonntag
:. itattfonb uno III ser ibren per1torbe=
, nen Mitglieoern %riibrenoer Eribut
qeaont mnroe, bielt &e9tsanpalt 5.
Nuiglep eine trefflide @eoa@tr1srez
0e.
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