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The Washington times., 1902-05-10
SEVENTY MILLION ISSUED.
Great Work of American Bible Society
During Eighty-six Years Existence.

NEW YORK, May 9.-At the annual
meeting of the American Bible Society
yesterday it was stated that the receipts
were si3S.173 and the cash balance at the
close of the fiscal year was s29.329. The
total amount Of invested funds is s4S6. .402.
The issues Of Bibles during the year,
at home and abroad. amounted to I.T23,-
ls1. This is an increase of 164.663 over
last year. The issues of the society In
eighty-six years have amounted to $780,
677. 225.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
EPWORTH HLEAGUE
IN ANNUAL SESSION

the Epworth League. Its chapters are
located in some twenty foreign countries.
ranging in latitude from Norway to Ma
laysia: longitudinal1y it belts the globe.
There are more than fifty chapters in
Germany. nearly as many in Switzerland,
twenty in Denmark. and in India. where
the church had not single adherent,
forty-two years ago, there are now over
1851 900 Epworthians.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
JURY GIN SEE THIS
MANS BRAIN At WORK

BUFFALO, n. Y. May 9.-The jury that
is listening to the evidence in the suit of
Carter & Co. to recover $4,000 damages
for personal injuries can see the plain
tifY's brain at work. The case is on trial
in the supreme court.
Some time ago. while employed as a Ia
borer on the new Teck Theater. he was
struck by brick. which tore away a part
of his skull. The skin had formed over
this wound. and when the man becomes
excited it is possible to see the brain
working.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
PRESIDENT SIGNS THE
0LE0MARGARINE BILL

President Roosevelt today signed the
oleomargarine bilL-
The bill Is intended to tax out of ex-
istence oleomargarine and other sub
stances made and colored in the simili-
tude of butter. limitations must be sold
as such
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
NO RAILROAD COMMISSION.
District Authorities Cannot Recommend
the Proposed Measure.

The District Commissioners today sent
TO the Senate District Committee their
report upon Senate bill No. 55Ss. To
establish a railroad commission for the
District of Columbia and authorizing said
commission to contruct a monumental
union passenger station for the said Dis
trict. and for other purposes.
The report was framed yesterday after
the hearing in behalf of the bill. the
members of the Board being unanimous
in the report. 8
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

Mr.. ]. F. Birreii has been notified OF
his appointment as clerk In the Alex
andria postotfice at salary Of $500 per
annum. which will be increased from time
to time until he reaches $1,000 per an
mum. Mr.. B;rrell will assume his duties
July
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
Carnegie's Offer Accepted.

TAUNTON. Mass. May 9.-The trustees
OF the public library have received no.
tice that $4,000 of Mr.. Carnegie's money
will be available for library building
here as soon as site Is secured. Mr. Car
nesie's offer has been accepted.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

Among those who passed the final ex-
amnations at the Columbian University,
Washington. this spring. were Mr. Alex
ander Murry. in medicine. and Mr.. Thom-
as l.. Rust, in dentistry. both OF this city.
They will take their degrees at the COM
mencement exercises in juno.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

The funeral of Mr.. W. H. Brawner. who
died Wednesday night. took place this
afternoon from st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Rev. Father II. ]. Cutler offi-
ciated. Interment was made in ST. Mary
Cemetery,
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

partment. was today engaged in posting
cards at the various factories where
steam is used. directing the number OF
blasts to be sounded from steam whistles
in case Of fire. This to be used. OF
course. when telephones are not avail
able.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

At a meeting of the Alexandria Light
Infantry Veterans held last night con-
stitution and bylaws were adopted. There
was a good attendance present. and con-
siderable other business was disposed Of
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

Mayor Simpson has instructed the
police to inspect all streets and alleys
for violation of the new ordinance against
nuisances. 1t is proposed to strictly en-
force the ordinance, and all violators will
be fined.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

II. E. Anderson. of Richmond. State
deputy of the National Union. will on
Monday night pay a fraternal visit to
Alexandria Council No. 665.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA
Negro Held on Charge of At
tempted Criminal Assault.
Complaint Made by Mrs. Bryant, Col
ored-Prisoner Denies All
knowledge of Crime.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 9.-william
fore o'clock this afternoon by Policemen
Roberts and Knight on the charge of at
tempting to criminally assault FIorrie
Bryant, colored, aged nine years. daugh-
ter of Thomas Bryant. who resides on
Duke Street, near Peyton. The arrest was
made on complaint of the girls mother.
BERTHE Bryant. The prisoner is twenty
one years of age. He will be given a
hearing in the police court tomorrow
morning.
The alleged attempt. according to the
story told by the mother of the girl. was
made on last Sunday during her absence
The mother informed Policeman Roberts
of the occurrence this afternoon. Shortly
after she made the complaint the police
went to the house of Mrs. w. II. Brawner.
where Davis is employed, and arrested
| him.
| When seen In his cell Davis seemed to
be in very Indifferent mood about his
| arrest. He stated that the first intima-
tion he had of the charge was this morn
| it. He said he took the matter as a joke.
Later he went to the Bryant woman's
| house and asked her concerning 1t. Mrs.
Bryant informed him that she knew moth
ing of it. He then returned to Mrs.
Brawner's house, and was shortly after
| ward ARRESTED.
Davis most emphatically denies the
charge. On the day of the attempted as
| sault he says that he did not go near the
pry Mt ba
her daughter. Unless more evidence is
brought forth 1t does not seem that the
case is a strong one against the prisoner.
Davis bears a very good record.
large crowd tonight filled the lecture
room of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, the occasion being the regular
monthly literary meeting OF the Epworth
League OF that church. Rev. ]. F. Pretty
man. pastor OF the Mount Vernon Place
Church, Washington delivered an inter-
esting address on his travels and visit to
Epworth. England, the home OF the wes-
leys. An excellent literary and musical
program was also rendered. Among the
participants were Mr.. Arthur Yundt, of
Washington, and Miss Rebecca Pollard.
Mrs. H. S. Barker. and Miss Alice Thomas.
The United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy are making arrangements for the
bestowal of the Southern Cross on ex-
Confederate soldiers in Alexandria. whose
services with the Confederacy ceased with
the surrender Of Appomattox or after
ward. The committee are desirous of Sc
curing the names OF all at once, with
evidences anG names Of indorsers.
Mayor Simpson has instructed the
police to inspect all streets and alleys
for violation of the new ordinance against
nuisances. 1t Is proposed to strictly en-
force the ordinance, and all violators will |
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

DR.. Arthur Crane, of Charleston. S. c..
will deliver lecture to men only in the
First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
W. R. Andrews Elected
. President of Organ
ization.
OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN

Business Meeting in the Afternoon at
the Epworth church-Evening Con-
yention Devoted to Addresses-History
of the Organization.
The Washington times., 1902-05-10

George W. Pettey, chief of the fire de-
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
In Foreign Lands.

While the league is Overwhelmingly
American It is becoming strongly in
trenched In foreign lands.
True TO the instincts Of the gospel.
Wesley cried, THE world is my parish"
Wherever the Methodist Church goes the
league follows. The sun never sets on
The Washington times., 1902-05-10
Dangers Overcome.

The Dangers Met With and Overcome
was the theme of Rev. W. L. Dolly, of
Marvin Church of this city.
Rev. J. H. Dulaney, Of Beltsville, Md.
discussed the prospects of the union. He
declared the outlook to be bright, and
predicted as long a series of successes in
the future as has attended the work of
the organization in the past.
Dudley Bucks "Te Deum" was sung
and a solo rendered by Miss Ethel Cha
ney
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

(1Qnfon Wtle.)
@eipablt iinb Die $50:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Doreiniate Staaten.
@euoet bic Ma1riGtrn, iDcibc Snrcns
bnggcr iutrrciIircu, al bic
,Gapttc."

mir eriuhen dae 2anosleute fpl6e
8 litt6eilunQen, tpel6e 2uremburger in
inertia ooer IpnItnc in Der Welt bez
iteffen unb intereiIiren, On Die rGuz
%;:tte" gu Ienbsn unb 5fpdr lebe man
1uf ben 8riefum 6ldg in eng
Iiifer Spra9e Die 4oreiIe: p@oitor
2uremburser Ga3stts, Dubuque. Su."
Jfatiirli9 banbelt es iid bier MIR
oGrum, Mittbeilungen unb Hahrittsn
DON alIgemeinem Sntereie fir
Die 2uremburger gu erbalten. Wan
Iu9s bei GprrsiponDen5en lid m . g.
li6f furs unb biHoig ausSn=
otiiden. Sails man in elmer 3ettung
iraenbwo Neuigteiten pber 8prfommz
niiIe per5ei6net iiebt, pel4e anrems
burger betreffen ooer bic 3dnosleute
intersIIiren, 10 ienpe man einfad entz
peber bic sar5e 3eituns OOer einen
ausi6nttt nit Der betreffenben Wiitz
tbeilung, an uns elm. Der Geoatteur
Der y@a3ette" fann eben ni9t ale
9latter Der @elt iebe Dpae leIen.
9lu9 menn Sreunbe pber 8ermanote
ober 2anoSleute aus anDeren Welttbetz
len intere5iante 9riefe i9rsiz
ben. 10 tdnn man Der ~Ga3ette" ia Die
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilungen
our 9erOffentli9ung l9tden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
Saar, @oleI. Giiel uao 6unsri&.

&aiuern, 5. Stunt. Inner Tfarrer
5. Ms. Ssilnder lit am %. Wtai an
eiuer Yfaaen : Operation in Bonn
aeitorhen. gr prlroe am 81. Wtai
bier begraben.
&umi. 4. SSmi. @eitern Na6mit.
taa ertrnnf beim Saoen in Der Wtniel
Der 12idbrige Sobn oes 3ugiiibrers
Serrn Soffmann.
Srier. @ertbuoQe Sunoe peroen
aeaenmdrtig bel oen 8analiiationS.
arbeiten qemadt. Auf Dem Glitter.
ifen @runoltiid al DER Marimin.
taierne mItroe IN einer Sieie bon Elm.
u~noeinhalb Meter eiae StraBe fret.
-aeleat, ole aber %anldeineno uiht aiIs
Den H%omerSeiten ltammt. Sn nod
aroBerer Siefe itieB mo- nuf ronlild)e
SegrGbniBitGtten NIT ben iibli6cn
9eiauben. Inter ben @efdBen, Die
bier su Gage geiorOert nnroen, be.
ianoen iih 5pei iebr ~foltbare, nit
REDEEM Siloerihmud perlebene, mie
dbmlife bisber nod nift gefunoen
.murSen. Seioer lit oaS lhonite Ole.
Ter @efaBe 5erbro6en. IN Der grot.
ItrnRe ltieB man aitf 5iemlib gut en-
baltene Geite eiuer ronlild]eu SoSe.
cnlaae; "uamentlif) 0aS 4altbab 10.
mie Der PHI uno Iusfleloeraum
mareu gut an erfennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

Dit Dem Sriercr Sdncltsug ira.
fen am sso6mittag oes 3. SunI bon
&oblens fommeno SIS. &&. SS. Der
@roBber6oa mo Die 8roBber6ogin
bon ibrem Winteraufentbalt IN Mbba-
sia bier eiu. Die erbgroBberspalihen
Serrihaften befonoen iih i'm ielben
3uae. Sim 8abnbof Waren gum gm.
ptana Die Mitglieoer Der Hegierung,
SefretGr De Siaers, lomie bas Off
aierforps. Sn 5rpei SieripGnnern q
la 9numont nit SpiBenreiter fllbren
Die fiirltlifen Serridaiten oireft nad)
ShloB @alferoimgen. mgemeiu
iiel boS bliibenOe guSieben oes 9rei.
len 9onoeSiiirlten auf.
Sicier Gage madtcm So Serren
bes Srier. Eolptednilhen @ereins
einen MuSflug nod 2%ilremblrg, INN
Die nelle Bride 5u beiihtigen. Sic
b%eilld,ten alld) Die Mercier'ide Cham.
paanerfabrit, mo Tie in Der BON oieier
&irmu befannten 2iebenswiiroiefeit
bepirtbet murben. Die Wuiitfapelle
ipielte beim gintritt Der geiuber in
Die aroBe Sole aSeil Dir i'm Sieges.
frana". SIN Sotel Staar luuroe ous
MittaaeIien e%ingenommen.
@eacm Mittcrnadt iamS am 1.
Snni on Der Gde BON @roB- nnO
&elithor Str. cine blutige ShlGgerei
itott. Sic sipei 8riioer Miiaer mo
ein aeipiiier Seslid, Ylaionirer aus
Merl. tannen bon oen San5lofalen
anf Dem SimpertSbere IN &ealeitimg
mlebrerer Sraien5immer 5uriid. It
iener StraBenede liauoen Der Sabr.
.raobGnoler 8. @aauer. DER &iiheus
dlef bes Sotels Srdiieur mno Der
Sobn OeS Stockholders Wioes aus
Der @eutbpritrabe. sluf cine lman-
it1uoiae @eb1roe oeS einen Miiaer
bin entitano Der Streit. @a9ner err
belt cinen 10 aeidbrlihen Melieriti6
III Ole Ser5aeaeno, Dab CT nit Den
hl. Sterbelatramenten perieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
2mremb mrgiI@es aus Set8iem.

yrel. Ginen SdlagiluB bat Sen
ehrmiirbigen Hater 9eulin, Yrofu.
rotor oes bieiiseu Seiuiteubauies,
~aetroifen mto ieinem 2eben ein @noe
gemabt. Gas SeerdbniB nebit Dbl
lcauien fauo am Mtitt1uod INN 8 ltbr
BON Ger Ser5 Seiu : Stride inter
groBer Sbeilnuhme ltatt.
Nabarm. &r. Saul @olie sielte
Inn Spiel nit einem @epebr aui Den
snolfidbrigen Gug. Settenoorf unb
oriifte los. inoem er glaubte. oas.
lelbe lei niht g%elaoeu. Sic gan5e
Saoma gIng Dem m~gliidllGen 4inoe
IN oen Seib uno tobtete es iofort.
Nrcl. 9as Gorubinier- &eeiment
bot @noe ooriger @ode ieinen Gin-
Nia III unlerer Staot ecniad)t, no es
einen Wiouat permeilt, nm Die ShieB-
ilbmaen i'm Stono bon &aelmo
(ArelerbuldD gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01
&us BEN lbriseu Grabberiugtbum.

MieSermetiG A. Sum-. GIN les-
ten Montag Worgen ianoen Die In-
Hgeborigen oes bieiigen Saglobners
4t. &lein. oieien toot in ieinem Bette
lleaen. 9luf bas 8eriift bin alein,
Der init ben Seinen nid)t aiif beItem
SUB ~aeitanOen bate, iei mliBbanoelt
mur0en, trafen beute Ntadmittng Die
@eriGtSorate u"nerlpartet bier elm.
@liidliheripeile beitdtigte iih oieies
@eriid)t nidt. &lein lit zines natilr-
lidlen Sooes %9eltorheu.
&amabclainc, 80. Mai. Seute
Mpraen entltano 6euer IN Ser Be-
hauilnq DER 8ittpe ShmiB, nelhes
lid Der angrea5enOen Sheune oes
glderers 8eter Sippert m~itrbeilte,
wobltrh biele lamut Den barin la.
gernoen 6ourragen eingeGihert
mltrbe. @eiOe iinb periihert mto en-
Ieibet @ittme Shmis einen SdaoeI
pom ca. 1000 uno 9ippert einen lol-
eheu BON etrpa 5000 6r. gntiteb-
ma nnbctaunt.
0erourf, 4. Sunni. Die bieiigen
Stetlbriid)e fir Yflaiteriteine err
ireuen ii6 Der meitgebenoiten Inf-
traae, 10 oaB Die Snbaber berielben
Inn Die Iuitrdae reht5eitig ausfiib.
rem au fonnen, uiht mebr genug
Suremburger grbeiter auftreiben
tonnten mo Staliener e%inlteaten.
Sesperingen. A. SUM. Seute
Woraen bronnte bas @obnhaus 0es
MaurerS Nnton llieloinger BON bier
bis nlf 0as nadte Wauerperf ub.
llriahe unbefannt. S6aoen iInge-
fdbr 1000 Sranfen uno sum Sbeil
periid)ert.
Slingcn, 3. sunni. Seiite muroe
unierm nellen 8iireermeiiter &errn
Srana Sofmnn inter GROCER Selt.
lidfeit Der ebrenbaiIm geieBt. Serr
De @argan bon @al0bof bate i'm
9eidenft.> Sic Siinslinge idenften
Serrm Soifmann einen Sebnltnbl,
Die Sunafrnuen ein Sierierpice.
Der Serr Siirgermeiiter lub Ale 81
einem @altmable elm.
Sartrinsen, A. Sunni. @ud, bieies
Ssabr bat Elm mnbeimil6er @alt, oas
N~erpemfieber. bereits bier ieinet
Ginsltq aebalten uno 5pei Spfer ge-
ioroert. gtnr in elmer StruBe tritt
glei6 Dem porigen Sabre Die Granf-
heit cpioemiib AMI. Wan idreibt
Die Sdnlo Dem ld)ledten Srintrpaner
6lt.
&oOSt. +. Suai. Motar Sepuen
aus SemiNgen bot III Der Spr aui
leiuer Siiderei 1000 Stiid Ge9enbo,
aenioreaen al,Sieben laiien.
SciSeri6eib, =. SUM. Sente
Woraen aesen 3 llbr peribieo Der
bodlp. Serr Yfdrrer Martin, pobl-
perieben nit oen bl. Sterbelaframen-
ten. na@ lGngerer 8rantbeit I'M
sitter Don n Sabren. Sob. gapt.
Wartin mar geboreH Su @iiden, am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

mlrbe. Dnh bot iid iein 3uitano
aebeiIert. Die beioeH Wlii1er mgr:
Den aleih nod Der Sbat perbaftet.
Sn Sambnrs 1T jener Setriiaer
perbaftet iporoen, Der BEL Der bieiigsn
Tirma @ebriioer Mdermorn I'm
.9tenIte itono, Tie Tim cine beOeutenAe
Summe betroe unO oamit perouftete.
Ser Serbdftete lit ungariider Hutio-
nalitQt.
Ger MSbelban Sler Gngen Snud
aus Der 9obnDofape1iie lit Oieler
Gage nit ieiner @befralt, Der er crit
Dor tltr6er 3ett augetraut Ec,sar
mar, Olrrdgebrannt. Gr tng. y
porber 5000 6r. Granddaughter. $40
BON Der ACKNOWLEDGING, Streit}l-
ldlaft erbalten - Dor fllrt iocfett
mar HaGts auf maufgefldlmoot iie
Seuer III ieinem Eager anso ben
= uno bate lpeiter einen ben
Sheil Mobel biaig perfuuit. Sas
beige Sanoelsgeri6t bat Sul. in
Salliments5uItnno erfldrt unb hit.
meilen oas 9atum Der 3ablungsein-
lteQuna ouf Den 1. 9e5ember 1901
~feltgelebt.
Geriunalnadrihten Ser Geids-
Gticgbahuen. 9eforoert: 5lt eta.
lions : IiiiItenten ole Stations-SiG
tdre Coos in Setringen uno Soideit
III SanODetler : Gontern; gum 3rg-
filbrer: 8admeiIter SSelten in 9et-
temburg; Sum Badmeilter: S6ufi.
ner 8aaih in gettemburg. 9eriest:
Statlons : aliiitenten S6neioer DOH
&aiierbiQig nah gttelbriid, 8rat
CD BON Suremburg na6 lllflingen
umo Sender BON ulilingen mad Git
remburg; Der 2aoemeiiter Cider bon
ettelbriif na6 S%ltrembltrg. Geniio-
nirt Der Suoemeiiter Steffen (2) in
luxembourg.
GipilitanS Der Stabt Smrembnrs
@eburten. - 80. Wai: SO.
lepb Sobom Setter, 9. b. Seter
StraBer, gtlenbobn : 9eamter. 81.
8ilhelm &arl, 9. b. @ilbelm Srier.
meiler, Shreiner; 2uoDig Marcel.
ms, 9. b. Sobann &onsoorft Sag.
IolIner. 2. SUM: &atbarina Mdrit
SSobanna, e. b. 9tifolaus Yoos, Soit
commits; Sobmn 9eruburo Seiurih
2. b. Seinrih 5feinburOt, @erfltdt
t%euidreiber. g.: Iutou, @. D. Sob
Ipnnar, @ipier. H.: Soiepb Srant
Nlpbons. 9. b. Sol. Weoer, giien
bahnbetriebsle fretGr; Sran5 Ilops
1beooor, 9. b. Soiepb @ennig
Sottler. s.: anna 9atbarina Star.
aaretba. {. b. Yet. &irih, Saelob.
ner; Midlael Nitolaus Sran5, 3. b
|9titolans Sones, GAZETTEER.
Setratben. 9. Sunni
I0olpb 9eder, Sanoelsmann, mi
Warie Raief. g.: 8eorg SEQ Ssafof
Siermann, 3oa.aiiiitent, NIT Marit
Clement; Ha55arino Golabianhi
Sdreiner, nit Barbara Giiden. 5.
g.: Sulips Gabriel Smbiepoet, Se
forationsmaler, nit Selena Sobannc
9onnen.
SterbefGIle. - 80. Mai
Oearin Suiie Sobnma 9eper, alt
@odlen; Sobann Teter Soiepb Wtid
alt 2 2onate unO s Gage. 2. SUM
Sermum &loie, alt GA Sabre
Sdnbmader. A.: gliIabetb gir.
ifeio, alt y Sabre, SaglObncrin
ehelos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-01

franfheitsbolber Elm llrlanb bis
alm @erbite berpiaigt porben. Seine
Sdlnle miro pom llnterlebrer Serrn
sSacobp geleitet, mdhreno ais Griut.
lebrer am llntergruo Ger bielige 2eb-
rer a. 3. Serr s. 4. Setub ~fuugirt.
Ginilitano Der StaSt Dreucmmad)er.
8eburten. - 3. Mtoi: Gliia-
beth. Z. b. @ilbeIm Iod, qrbeitcr.
g.: Wuria Gbriilina, Z. D.. EultI
Steffen, @ipier. H.: Nnno Z. u.
Solam Geter WiiGer, Aderer st
YotGldlhoi. 26.: Wattbias SoDann
Ectcr, 2. D. Sobamn Beter @itrp.
GonOttur. 81: Nnna Margaretba,
z. D. Nnton Submit, Mrbeiter.
Seiratben. - 10. Mai:
Nattbias Hifolans @iihler, SO
Safre alt. Iderer nit Waria Saaa,
ohne Stano, BON Manternod). 10:
Sobunn Seins, - Sabre alt, ar6ei-
ter DOT Sapingen, nit 8atbarina
Shnei0er, pbne 8eiperb, bon Gre
penmafer.
SterbefGIIe. 6. Mtai:
gfaraaretha 8iaen, ~ Sabre alt,
obne Stano, @ittpe Noel. T.:
Wtifel Shmaa, 46 Sabre aft, Seine
peber. H.: gliiabetb gruh, So
Sabre oft, Gbefral BON Sob. @eff-
lima. a.: @ilbelm gruit Sberipeis,
10 Sabre alt, Sobn bon @ilbelm
Sherpeis, arbeiter. is: IifoIaus
Souterborn. t1a Sabre oft, Sobn b.
Soieph 2auterborn, S6riftleber.
49,: Trdn5 8ernbaro g6ten, II M.
alt. Sobn bon &ifolaus Mdten,
Steinbauer. go: Barbara 9iihIer,
30 Sabre oft, Sroensi6uelter, &c.
ltorben an SSSsig.
Gipilitanb Ser 8emeinSe @prmel.
Singen.
8eburten. - Is. MpriI: Gu.
clio abelina, {. b. Yeter Sons. @in.
aer III Iahtum. 49,: 2ifolaus,
g. b. Sobalm Eeter Mteienburg,
&tnaer in @ormeloingen. 49,: go.
pbie @liia statalia, z. b. Yeter Gin.
Den. Wallrer in gbnen. 81: Gu.
lama. Z. b. Nif. @olfi @inser in
Oberluormeloingen. 6. Mtai: Gu.
cian, .. b. SSobann Sem, @inser in
Gbnen. 49,: Beter Soiepb, 9. b.
Seter Stranger, Sfuiter IN Sber.
wormeloin9en; Gliiabetb, &. b. so.
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