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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
COUNTY NEWS.


TIE sick in our neghOorho BOD are said
10 be on the gain.
Francis NJ. Gaskell of Wademan lsa-
bella county was i'll this ueighborhood
last week.
Mrs Elmer Co,mer.a former resident OF
this place, but now of Iona, made several
calls on old friends here one day last
week.
Mr.. G. J. Duryll is seen nearly every
day in his workshop irving to get up a
pair of sleighs for spring. We think he
had better make row boat instead.
For the past week it has been "more
rain more wet TIL every hole and every
ditch are running over full and III lots of
places the water has crossed the roads.
The party at o. L.. Eddy's New Years
eve was not very we'll attended on ac-
count of the bad night but those who
were present reported very pleasant
time.
The dead body OF Mr. Godfrey Grouse s
son WAS found lying under limb OF a
tree in the woods on Mr.. C.'s farm IN
New Haven township one day last week.
The funeral was held January l, 1897.
We see several OF our farmers out with
hoes and shovels over their shoulders
and their rubber boots on wonder what
it means, it must be they are taking mp
the job of ditching their farms and wheat
fields.
The young people Of this vicinity have
organized Reading Circle at the Davis
school house. They meet every two
weeks on Thursday evening. At their
last meeting they were to have "a debate
on the question, "W ould it be advisable
for the United states to acknowledge the
independence of Cuba" but owing to the
absence of one of the chief contestants
the meeting was adjourned
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

lin farmer and the charge is criminal
assault.
For some time. it is alleged, Brooks
has been pressing his utt ntions upon
Miss Otis, and one night recently, it is
charged, he broke into the young lady's
room, after the family had gone to bed.
and attacked her. She resisted. and
he fled.
After the warrant was issued, Brooks
obtained morphine and attempted sui
eide, but failed. As result Of either
the morphine or his trouble, he has be-
come insane, and is being detained at
the residence of VIM. Mitchell. where
he was living with his wife.
Two revolvers were taken from him,
and it requires one or more men to re-
strain him.
Miss Otis has been teacher in the
Detroit schools. also AT Saranac. She
is n fine-looking and intelligent young
lady, whose character is above re-
proach.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
TAX TITLES AGAIN.
The Supreme Court Give an Important
Opinion.

the Supreme Court Give an Important
Opinion.
In the case of Peter Mulrhead VS..
Louis Sands, dec5ded by the Supreme
Court Tuesday, u question of the great
est interest to holders of tax titles was
decided In January, 1898, the com
plainant became the purchaser from the
State. of the land IN controversy, under
tax deed, the State having became
the purchaser at the annual tax sale in
December, 1898. The lands had been
sold for the delinquent taxes for the
wear 1891, and the bill was filed to
quiet compliments title under his tax
deed.
In the opinion. which was written by
Justice Montgomery, and concurred IN
by the entire bench, the tax law is gone
through pretty thoroughly, and 1t IS
held that the sale was regular, and that
tax titles of 1891 are good. The sales
under the law of 1898 are correct. The
opinion says, in substance, that no sale
can be- set aside after confirmation, eX-
cepting where they were paid or where
property was exempt. This makes tax
title perfect where proceedings subse-
quent to the decree are regular.
The opinion says this construction of
the law may, in particular cases, work
hardship, but the law is the out
growth of many years of investigation
and experience, and was conceived by
law makers to be the best measure
which could be adopted, having in
view the purpose of compelling the
owner to pay his taxes promptly, and
it IS not the province of the court to
fritter away its plain provisions by
forced construction.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

fuii stomach for horde al Laughing
shouting youue darkies who hang about
AMI p"'ince lax" Young pirates on every
hr"krn i"Inch that falls oif me transfer
''arls used ~ taking the fruit 10 The
warehouses near nv. There il only one
sigh IN Dixie that Is ~ funny as the
disrharying at n banana Vessel. That
= the shipping of several ears of water
melons, Ia" first crop 10y the way
viii come in soon from the neighboring
garden farms. Even v ry hard hear
cd shipper can't swear very hard AT
darkey for dropping an occasional
melon, ii is so funny to see the young
sters scramble for the luscious frag-
meats. All in al tnr Christmas in IA
lar Southern town is disappointment
to Northern bred family. 1t is more
so in Tampa because of the very large
foreign population. At least one-half
Of the entire population is Cuban and
spanish, and there are hundreds of
Italians, Greeks and Mexicans. Mix
these up in "A general jubilee and give
them the liberty To enjoy life in their
'"h P'Nuiiai way, anu iilhSb WIN
them Negroes Of all shades from shady
white to might shade" AS have termed
he blacklist OF them, and You have Il
very noisy though thoroughly Jolly
combination. OF course there is work
for the police force and in the worst
quarter of town "A killing or two, bu'
hat occurs weekly at the best and uu
pne Is very sorry. Good nature per
vades the air here at Christmas tide a.
every where, and many sef-sacriticlng
people make it day for looking up the
very poor, as they do every where
The beautiful Florida moss comes into
graceful play as Christmas decoration
and a handsome bush with bri0ht green
shining leaves and thousands of red
berries the size of re- currant does
duty for the holly of old English Gus
tom. Some of the articles of diet AT
this season make TIE Christmas feast
less like the dinner of our old homes il
the North. We find lettuce. young
onions, celery. cucumbers, beets, rad
iShes and strawberries IL the market.
aud green peas, string beans, tomatoes
and cabbage are brought to the door
by hucksters daily. These are the
products of the so-called fall gardening.
Farmers are now working on their
spring crop of cabbage and tomatoes
which Will 90 to the Northern market
during February, March and April.
Straw berries are grown in immense
quantities north of Tampa and they
will be all shipped out by the middle of
February. Tomatoes will begin NOV
ing in carload shipments by the middle
Of March and continue until June LIST.
when the season opens farther nortl
The local product after that date is OF
no value. as there are no facilities for
in this section.
Wishing you all Happy New Year,
and good times in the old home which
we AL remember so kindly.
Yours very truly,
JOHN A. WELLER
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
INTENDED for last week.

We are pleased to say that our lit e
store at Eugene is doing grand busl-
ness with Mr.. Brown and wife behind the
counters.
Ouite a number of our farmars are en-
gagged in drawing hay to Ithaca and sell
ing it to c. E. Hawkins who is shipping
a large quantity.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webb and dauPh-
fer. of 81 Louis, who have beeu visiting
friends in this vicinity for the past two
weeks. have returned home.
We learn that Mr. June Davis met with
a serious accident the other day IN which
he had two ribs broken; we have nc
learned the full particulars yet.
Jacob and Washington Merchant are
filing contract OF wood at the electric
bpbt plant at Ithaca this winter; also
several others of this place are drawing
WOOD to the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wlseman and little
son OF Newark. were among the ma y
friends and callers at Henry Daymon s
willing to lend Il helping hand during
the serious illness OF his wife.
4 good many of our farmers are wish
ing and figuring for some ditch orders
with which to pay their taxes AS we I'M
derstand that the township treasurer Will
be along our streets before long.
RIVE dnd that we can save money on
groceries and dry goods by reading the
advertisements in your valuable paper
aud proiitng thereby and also that 1t
furnishes a very correct market reF orr.
That is one advantage in taking good
tnterprising newspaper, and that Is the
kind we like 10 see. "Be wide awake,
Monday there was wood bee" at
Jesse Smalley's for the benefit of Mrs.
Smal!ey and Mrs Johnnie Hustled, who
IRE left alone for the winter About
twenty Of the most enterprising farmers
IN our vicinity who want to 1--we and let
live. turned out cut and drew up to the
house aud split about twenty cor is OF
good aood all ready for the stove. Mrs
Smaley gave the boys an elegant dinner
and thanked them very kindly for thei
Kindness in her hour of trouble.
TIE Christmas tree at the Adams
school house was complete success
The children were delighted when SAINTS
Claus came tumbling through the doc
with large basket of pop corn upon IN
back. A number Of little ones at ono
began suatchiug the pop corn, the ole
fellow made dive at them and manage
10 CATTLE one little fellow named Rosco
Daymon and started TO walk off wit
him when the boy raised an unearthl
yell which frightened the old man an
he at once dropped the lad and went o
his journey alone.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Ithaca.

heV. Long Is reported very Ill with
pneumonia.
The board of supervisors are in session
They will pass upon Treasurer Elect
Reeds bond on Friday. At the present
ne Is III the office assisting Treasurer Otto
in finishing up his duties
q. A Hafer is assisting +. M. Wander
cook in the Register Office.
!'erb JENNIE of Maple Rapids was in
this place Monday.
Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Mccullough
arrested one John Doe on the charge Of
rape. Where said Doe lives or what his
real name is we were unable to learn at
this writing Prosecutor Smith was in
this place Monday trying Briggs, one OF
the chicken thieves The jury found the
defendant guilty and he was sentenced
by Justice Brown to pay fine of Sl5 or
spend 30 days with Sheriff Mccullough.
The trial of the nozzles on the court
house square New Years day called out
and each Lad its share of admirers.
The Rathbone Sisters gave their play
the "Noble Out Cast" on New Years
night at Church's opera house to fai
crowd and again on Monday night of this
week. 10 speak of each ones part and
the manner in which it was played would
occupy too much space. a. j. Hicks
especially filed his part to perfection on
both occasions and won merited applause.
On Tuesday, Prosecuting Attorney
Smith was in this place attending to the
interests of the People VS.. A. L. Blauvelt
on the charge Of obtaining money from
G. f. Webster on false preteuses The
People tried to bring ont on the trial
that the defendant fell in with gang of
poker sharks and was teeced The edi-
tor of the Herald last week spoke of the
sharks as being young men about town
aud that they were shaking and quaking
in their boots for fear that something
might leak out to cause their arrest.
Archie Mccall conducted the case for
defense, and his objections were taken
ike a dose of pills by the prosecutor,
who would show that a terrible hell hole
really existed in our midst, but nit. The
jury returned verdict of guilty and
Blauvelt Will pay fine Of $50 or spend
20 days behind the bars in the county
jail.
Amos Pratt called on friends in Alma
ON Monday and Tuesday of this week
A. j. Hicks will leave for Ohio the 18th
to join the Gilbert Opera Co. Mr. Hicks
will act as musical director for them and
he hopes to bring his new and popular
march before the public. Success to you
Andy.
Scarf X Kirby are nicely located in
their newo flices in the Lewis, Yost Il
Monfor blocks. They have four rooms
which are finished up with excellent
taste We doubt If You can find a nicer
set of law offices il this section Of the
State
The shoe stock of John JeiTery was
sold TO John Tugar & Son, Of ST. Louis,
for SILL 4S. The stock invoiced at
$500. Mrs. Seaver will receive 1856
for her claim of 81 800. Township Tress-
urer Byckman made levy on the stock
the first of January to secure payment of
personal tax amounting to nearly $50.
Charles Splcer, of Alma, did business
in this place Tuesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Marriage Licenses.

Fred II. Reed 25 Fulton, Bessie y.
White 20, same.
Harry Kenway 20, Arcadia, Mildred
Spencer %, same.
Jno. Detroit 81, Arcadia, Virginia 4
Yerian 80, same.
VIM. Bradford %, Wheeler, Harriesa
n. Murphy %, same.
Willie n. Flanagan ~, North STAY,
Libbie M. Clark Is, same.
Geo. Parks 20. Riyerdale, Minnie
Snyder II, same.
Walter Purvis q, Alma, Lizzie Put
nam IL, Newark.
Stilman Dixon 20, St. Louis, Jennie
Zimmerman l6, same.
Chas. S. Allen 20, Lafayette. Dora
Dunkel Is, same.
Frank Hoard 81, Lafayette, Maud
Sherman ~, same.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

Wallie Comstock who is now In Wis
consin, in a railroad Office, is expected
home soon to take charge of his fathers
farm.
Everything hasbeen flooded in this vi
cinity for the past few days. The water
was higher than IT has been for years.
Will Phillips and mother have re-
turned from Portland, where they have
been visiting for the past week
There is some talk OF a series of revival
meetings at the church.
The Baptists are preparing to go on
with their church in the spring.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

Brady school house opened for the
winter term January 4th. Miss Markham
teacher.
Mrs. S. w Walters was called to heI
mothers home in Durnnd on account OF
her serious illness.
A debating club at Irish town school
house every Friday evening; all are very
enthusiastic and a rousing time is ex-
pected.
Mr.. Lou Church and Miss Edith Har-
per were joined in matrimony last Fri
day. May prosperity and happiness at
tend their way.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Child Killed.

The six year old son of Godfrey
Grouse. ex-superyiSor of New Haven
Township, was Instantly killed Thurs
day while watching his father cut logs.
A trs- in falling had bent a small sap
ling % the ground which, when cut off,
flew back and struck the little fellow
across the back of the neck breaking
the spinal cord
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

"Old, vet ever new, and simple and
simple and beautiful ever,". sings the
poet, in words which might well APP
ply TO Ayers aparilla-the most
efficient ami scientific blood-purifier
ever offered 10 suffering humanity.
Nothing bat superior merit keeps it
80 long at the front.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

No need TO fear the approach e
Group il YOU have DR.. Thomas Eclcc-
trio Oil in the house. Never was a
case that it wouldn't cure if ased at
the outSet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08


They have no appetite; food q y
does not relish and often fails to digest,
causing severe suffering. Such people
need the toning up Of the stomach and
digestive organs, which a course OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give them. 1t also puri-
fees and enriches the blood, cures that dis
tress after eating and
internal Misery
Only a dyspeptic can know, creates an
appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. 1t 80 promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that it seems to have
almost I" a magic touch"
Distress After Eating.
"I have been troubled with indigestion
for some time. After eating anything
that was sweet i was sure to experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall i
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and am
glad to say that my stomach trouble D
entirely disappeared. i can now eat
hearty meal OF almost any kind OF food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has also cured me of nervous
SPELLS" JOHN III. HoMRIGHAUsEN,
WheatIand, Iowa. Such cures prove that
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

"Do you think they will allow US
To scOrch in the next world - asked
the bicycle crank.
"Some of YOU will get permit,
sure" answered his lutte wife, who
had long been jealouG ofhis wheel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
s VS. Maceo 1s Alive.

The Paris edition of the Herald states
that 1T can guarantee the accuracy of
news which it presents that Anton o
Maceo is still alive.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

Physicians recommend Or. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup because OF its
prompt, positive action In all cases of
lung trouble. 1t is a positively relia-
BILE cure for coughs and colds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Summeiton.

Times are dull.
A party at L. d. Johnson's the Both.
Some from this vicinity attended the
watch meeting held in Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

If the hair is falling out, or turning
gray, requiring stimulant with
nourishing and coloring food, HALF,
Vegetable olcilian Hair Remover is
just the specific.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08

A School Teacher crazy because he Is 10
Be Arrested.
A warrant is out for Alberb Brooks.
young married man, who teaches
school in the township of Berlin. The
complaining witness is Miss Otis,
daughter of Amos Otis, a wealthy Ber-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-01-08
Ca ant

This is the complaint OF
thousands at this season.
They have no appetite; food
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Sta0tratbsiiBung.

am GOnnsrsta9 erleoiQte Der alte
StaOtratb feline @eidGite, Wa0Or
3ufD hielt feline SdluBreOe uno SvJ=
9leid feline GrOHuun9sreoe DOr benz
0lten llno neuen StaDtratbe.
Ger Nltc StaOtratb erlaubte auf
alderman Rposrs gntrag Dem NOoo=
tOten ". g. Sni9bt cine Summe bon
800 ais Gntaelt iiir feline Wtitiuirtun9
bel Der GOnUerlion Der Bombs I'M Se=
TRACE bon $40, 900. - Sin Nutra9
Oss aloermNn gOniOn, QemGB pelbem
MAJ ben StootrGtben bon nun an $500
NnltOtt $500 als GntlAdoiQun9 fir
ibre jGbrli6en Sieulte erlauben iolle.
ipuroe OeriuOrien. Nlsoann ihritt
mar CUR 3dblun9 Der bel Der lebtsn
Stootpabl ab9eSebenen Stlmmen.
9ieie GrSdblung erGob bic 3batIode.
bob Seer Surl SbOmas in Der i"iiniten
@aro bios cine Gimme mebr bat Ols
iein 8e9usr Sr. Sritb. Sieier beam.
itanoete oaraufbin ourh ieinen @nwalt
=. g. @eblter Die @abl BEG Serrn
SbOmas, bod nG6 ldr9eren Nnselnau=
oerIeBun8en muroe beIhlOnen, Serrn
Sbpmas ais @loermann Sip 81 9sben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Scilt Magcubci6wcrOcu.
(SgspcpHe.)

Vie gIltfibrling pcplinbaltlger Mittel In
ben WtaSel bewirtt tiiuitli0e Seroamma.
las Ut tetue SoeIlul9. Ole @rleidteruid
oaitert nur 10 LANCE wie bas aRlttel = aber
oas ut aIles.
@ern Der Wagen 9ebeilt III, lmieiert er aui
llatllrllbem 9Se9e lellle elgeneu Saite. Gas
1T cine wtrtli6e Neiluug.
Sm WloSeu beiiuoeu iih 1yilen, melbe Die
ealts abionoerl. Tieielbeu merbeu 0urb
Die pmpatbHden 9terpen III Sbati9teit per:
ieBt.
SSelu ierte Nerueu ldwa6 iiuo, t0uueu
oe Sruleil Ilbt rlhtI9 arbeIten. Gam mil:
len Die Rerpeu geltGrtt peroen.
Us 9iebt Weoi,iuen iii, anoere gterpen -
Die @eiilblsucrucu. SIS giebt abcr MIR eiu
Utittel iir bic Aterpeu, nel6e aui ben Wta9eu
ltIo oaS S>erS alT lnlere mnereu SrgaIe
- lprtcu.
Cr. S9oop'S ssieberberiteuer iii bas
J~telultot lebenSlan9en SnIollmS ;ur Seis
lung oleier lerUen. GS lit has Ciu;i9e Witz
tel, wel6eS brett uli oieielbeu eiuwirtt. Gr
betlt SDSpcplic aIi Die eln;ig m09li6e glrt
uro gSeiie uno Sipar AMI INNER. Gr bat
oieS in uielen Sanlcnom SGueu bepicien.
GS toitet in 9potbeferu ober per 6rpreB
beso8en bel Soron sbCSobluu9 81 per Slai6e
Gin Bud iiber SDSpepiie rpiro aut g9uml6
trei perlanot. SaiieIbe 9iebt wabrbeits9e-
trelleu auil6luR. SSenu Sbr leioet, iinoet
,Sbr III oielem Glthe, mas III luiiieu Guh
9fotD tbnt, ~eilerlei mer INNER Sud bebaus
oelll mag. NoreIie; Or. G6oop, 1853 2nb
Strset, ~ Haciue, isis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Sas tlcue SblaGtibif SnmG

bat ouf Der enoaiilti9en Yrobsiabrt cine
S6neli9teit bon II SnOtsn entiuifelt.
Saour6 miro es gum i6nelllten
ShladtihiIf Der 91elt. Natiirli9
wiro es in gSirtli6tsit oieie S6nslli9-
teit i6perli6 jemals gans erreiden,
oenn bel 10 elmer PrObefabrt iperoen
alle Wittel an9ewenoet, nameutli6 audi
III gesuS auf oas Seismateri0l, INN Die
Mal0lnen sur duberlten Selltun9sfdbi9=
scit 81 brin9en. 3umal penn es iih
oUrum banoelt, Den Grbauern cine 10
beoeutenOe grtrapergiitung, ,uie oies=
mai, - 5000. 900 - gu peri6aIfen.
9ie @rtra=Y rdmien baben lih fir Die
Cramps OILS cine iebr erQiebi9e Serm6=
g~eusQuelle erlpieien. Sieielben babeu
ib1en bereits naBe3u 2 Milioneu iiber
Die cOntrattli6en Yrsiie binaus einge=
bra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Gus bem COUNTY uuS Der Nadbar>
i9aft.

- Wappr Smith bon SpersbiQe
fat Serru Gnrl gabnin9 gum Staots
maridall uno y. @rObitid gum Stra=
Bencommilidr ernnnnt uuo aus benz
StnOtratbe Die fOlgenOen itebenoen Gos
mites fir Oas laufenoc Sabr beltimmt:
EInauSeu-S. @eiOeubo6er, Sobn Steger
ulo SameS Nrmitroug.
SitrgerltCigen, StraEeu iuIo NlepS-N.
Sdrooer, &Obn Is. Shirt, Soiepb 98eiters
mcper lmo I0cob Neioenbuder.
SeflcntlIde @ebGlloe NIB Eerbeiieruuqet
-&obn =. Cuirt, !. &elOCnb06er, Soiepb
NeItermeper uno ,Nobu SteQer.
Viht, NeIer uuo 9SNiier-Sames gtrnr5
itrong, &Obn Steger uuo y. Sdroeoer.
Aniprii6e-Sobu Ste9cr, SameS qrnt=
itron8 urO !. &eioenbo6er.
Srooumanieu-SObu GIirt, Sumes arm=
itronS mo y. S6rOeoer.
Bolijei-S. N]Sciterneger, s.. S6roeber
uuo 5obu u. Cuirt.
- 5Obi0s Yooer, 10 Sabre alt,
ltarb am "a. MtdrS i'm SOuie bon Sis
mon Snaulis in Orange Sounibip
bel g@aterlOo, So, an eIuem Sungenz
ieioGn.
- Ter ct. SranSistussY srein bon
Spersuille bat cine nelle Gereinsiabne
aus benz @rOBbersO0tbum &ursmburg
beItellt uno am y. glpril. SOnnto0
Nbenos, ioll bic 6Nbnenlueibe iiatt=
ftnoen.
- SIM glltsr bon 80 Sabrsn itarb
81 Ct. Satbarinen bier in Dubuque
6OuatD am 9OnneritH0 Ssrr 6rans
Sraus. Sciien SeNrdbniB iano am
SOnnta0 itatt. r. ]. p.
- gu @aterloO. Sa., itarb perfl.
gSp9s, am %. @tGrs, 9srr SObann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
9eutitrr GOmii6s& atbnliibrr Gsns
Gcrcin bon NurSsN mcrita.

Wilmautee, /. Npril '97.
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oIIicIellen Seri6t fOI9enoe @ereiue Gufs
%9enonmen:
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% WttgItCoer,
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81 Ottt9lieber,
3. Z. 81. C. llnternieuusss@ ereim,
@uterburp, Gonn., 60 Mit9lieoer,
4. ct. Gou0ros= &ereiu, GIepeluub, 8,
8 WtitgliCoer,
8. ct. Soiepbs. &erein, G%orrinston,
Gpun., Al Witglieoer,
g.. ct. Nrou;iStuS= SereilI, graiuero,
Mtinl. "a Ntit9IieOer,
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1919 WtitgItCoer,
3. ct. &Oiepbs. &erein, @oap, Fa., Il
Mlt9lieoer,
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