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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Notice of Hearing Petition for Distri-
button of Estate.
6une pa
State of South Dakota, s..

Gune 24
State of South Dakota, -
County of Day. -
In the matter of the estate of Ida Ont
han, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing to John y. Barse and Ida vivian
Barse heirs ut law and next of kin of Ida
Onihan, deceased, and TO all To whom
these presents may come.
Notice IL hereby given that John \
Barse has filed with the Judge OF this
forth that said deceased left estate con
sisting of real property which he alleges
10 be wholly exempt from execution,
attachment and other mesne process, and
praying that said estate be distributed
among the heirs at law and next OF kin OF
said deceased without the regular admin
istration thereof as provided by the pro-
bate code and that Monday the 18th a
of June 1904 at / o'clock y. M, of said day,
being a day of a regular term of this court
to-wit; of the June term, isVi, at the court
room of said court, at Webster in the
county of Day, having been appointed as
the time and place for hearing said
petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause
why said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Hon. John ii. Lund. judge
of the county court. and
the seal of said court, this
LIST day of June a. ID. 1904,
in his office in the City of
Webster, County of Day,
State of South Dakota.
John III. Lund,
Judge of the county court.
(SeaI)
Attest:
Albert Smith,
Clerk.
Frank Sears,
Attorney for petitioner.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16

Chief PRIME went to Webster on
Wednesday in the hope of getting a
hoid-up artist who had been reported as
working east from here. A. w. New
court, who had been with a well outfit
near Verdon, was held up and releaved
OF a suit of clothes near the rear of the
Brooberg block Saturday night. The
victim was so dazed by stimulents that
he could give no coherent account of
his trouble at the time.-Groton hide
pendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Arthur and
children returned this morning from
their visit to the st. Louis fair. They
saw Robert with the West Point cadets
during their visit and report him in
good health and we'll pleased with army
life. Mr.. Arthur saw all the drills OF
the cadets during his visit and his
description of them is so very fascinat-
ing as to almost make one want to
go to the fair whether they car afford
it or not.
John Edmond, of the firm of Link &
Edmond, contractors and builders,
arrived in this city Wednesday morn
ing from Oklahoma. Mr.. Link arrived
several days ago. These gentlemen are
both well known in this city as they
were employed here all last year during
the erection of the court house by the
Gross Construction Company. They
have the contract for w. F. Kading's
new store building and have commenced
work upon it.
H. G.. Wilcox and w. H. Eddy, OF
Oskaloosa, Iowa, have been in this city
for about two weeks visiting. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Abbott, Mr. Wilcox being a nephew OF
Mr.. Abbott. During their stay in
Webster the boys went out to the lake
and fished for three days and say they
never saw such sport in Iowa. Mr..
Wilcox left Wednesday morning fol
Gettysburg where he has secured q
position for the summer.
This was quite a week for weddings
Michael Koenig and Mary Kneble were
married by Farter Mensing at Waubay
Tuesday; Jacob Longen and Katie
HOPPER had a wedding in the Catholic
church in this city Wednesday, Rev.
Father Mensing officiating; Rev. j. S.
Hardness at the Methodist parsonage
spoke the words Wednesday that united
Carl Carlson and Selma Nelson for life,
A marriage license was issued Wednes.
day to Antoine Mietke and Anna Ewald
Last night when Arthur Loken was
out riding his bicycle on Main street
right at Falgstad's corner he discovered
two teams and lodged them only to be
run over by a third team. He was
jammed up considerable, but no bones
were broken. The bicycle was a wreck
The driver of the team, whose name we
did not learn, proved himself off the
right end. He Immediately tied his
team and looked up the boy and is do.
ing everything he a to make thing
right.
The people of Webster and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend the store
of Chilson q Haugen tomorrow Fri.
day, June ~ and witness the exhibi.
tons of Miss Lucille Weinschank
with the celebrated Ferndell pure food
goods. These goods are the very best
that are produced. The people of this
vicinity are especially interested in cot.
fees and teas, and the Ferndell lines
will be exhibited tomorrow and they
are claimed to be the very best ever put
on any market. Remember at Chilson
q Haugen's, the big store, Friday, June
II.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16

George G. Dunton, cashier of the
First Nation bank of this city, Went
down to Ortonville on the excursion
last Sunday and took in the ball game.
From Ortonville he went to the Twin
Cities where he transacted business fol-
a few days and then went to the lakes
near there for a fishing trip for a day
or so.
Word was received in this city
Wednesday evening of the death of G.
S. Crosby, at Waubay- The funeral
was held in Waubay this morning and
interment took place in Webster GENE.
terry. The services in this city were
conducted by Coteau Lodge A. f. & A.
NJ. No. "a, of which the deceased was a
member.
Atlas Knapp shook the cares of hotel
life off from him last Thursday even
ing and departed for his old haunts in
Wisconsin. He will visit at Sparta and
Elroy. From Wisconsin he will go to
Kansas for a short visit with relatives.
During his absence Mrs. Knapp con-
ducts the business of the hotel and it is
running i'll fine shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krause, who
visited the Louisiana Purchase exposi-
ton al st. Louis for two weeks,
returned home last Saturday morning.
They had a delightful time and were
very much taken with the many
exhibits especially the agricultural
exhibits of the various states and say
that the South Dakota exhibit occupies
no second place.
William Ebert attended the com
mencement exercises of the Methodist
college at Charles City, Iowa, and was
accompanying his brother, John, to his
home in this city for a visit. While
enroute here he received a telegram
announcing the death of his mother-in-
law and he went to Orient to be present
at the funeral. He will visit Webster
relatives later.
Miss Lottie Ibach, one of the promi.
nent young ladies Of Carimona, vas
united in marriage Wednesday noon
with Charles H. Long, of Webster, S.
D., Rev. T. A. Jones performing the
ceremony. The happy couple left in
the evening for Lake City and Mime
apolis to spend a few days before
beginning housekeeping at Webster
Wykoff, MINI, Messenger.
Candy & Ladd, the local contractors
were the successful bidders before the
county commissioners yesterday for the
cement walk around the court house
and secured the contract. The con-
tract calls for an eight foot walk on
the south and east and q twelve foot
walk from the front door of the court
house. We congratulate the contractors
and the county.
John A. Reed, auditor of the Spencer
Grain company, was in this city this
week closing up the deal between the
Spencer Grain company and the
Reliance Grain company which has
purchased this line of elevators. The
elevator is closed for a few days but
will be opened for business again the
first of next week and j. p. Wagner,
the only Pete, will have charge as usual.
Stanley Ray was working on the
Gunderson house yesterday lathing.
He was standing on some boxes for a
tagging when the boxes became unruly
and toppled and fell, Stanley went with
them and into one of them, his arms
and body were badly skinned and the
hgaments were tore loose in one of his
arms. DR.. Herman dressed his wounds
and he is now doing as well as could be
expected.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Notice of Hearing Petition for Distri-
button of Estate,
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State of South Dakota,
LnnnfM M nnM -.

tune 2-3)
state of south Dakota IS.
In county court.
In the matter of the estate of Wa-zi-na
or Mary Felix, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends greet
ing TO Hotaninna, Annie Star, and Tapaji
or Mary Felix, deceased, and to all to
whom these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Hotaninna
has filed with the Judge of this court a
verified petition in writing setting forth
that said deceased left estate consisting
Of real property he alleges to be wholly
exempt from execution. attachment or
mesne process, and praying that said
estat Ice distributed among the heirs at
law and next of kin of said deceased,
without the regular administration as
Saturday the 18th day of June 1904 at one
o'clock y. M, of said day, being a day of
the regular term of this court, to-wit of
the June term. 1904, at the court room of
said court at Webster i'm the county OF
Day. have been appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition, when aud
where any person interested may appear
and show cause why said petition should
not be granted.
Witness the lion. John H.. Lund, Judge
of the county court, and
the seal of said court, this
3lst day of May A. D., 1864,
at his Office in the city of
Webster, County of Day,
State of South Dakota
(Seal)
John II. Lund,
Judge of the county court
Attest:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Mortgage Sale.
(unay 26-7Wl

Attorney for petitioner.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Taken Up.

Came TO my place about May 9Th, 1904
a two year old steer, red, weight about
$50 pounds. Owner can have same by
proving property, paying for this notice
and damages.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Application and Petition for Permit.
Frank Sears,
Attorney for petitioner.

Application and Petition for Permit.
Notice is hereby given that the person
named in the following petition has made
county, South Dakota, to sell Intoxicating
liquors in the manner and at the place
mentioned in said petition, which il as
follows;
Application.
To the Honorable, the Town Council of
the town of Lily, South Dakota;
/, William Il. Mcdowell, the under
signed, being a resident of Lily, Day
Go Tay s 6onaI Dhkot bo,d IespF @S apply y
carry ON the business of retailing intoxi-
eating liquors under the firm name of
uated on lot 10 in block number 3 on Main
street in the town of Lily, in the county of
Day. South Dakota.
Yours respectfully,
William t. Mellow I'll.
Petition.
To the Honorable, the Town Council of
the town of Lily, South Dakota:
Your petitioners, and cash of us,
being personally acquainted with William
init TO engage in the business of retailing
Intoxicating liquors accompanies this
petition, states each for himself, that he
knows the said applicant to he yer the
age OF twenty-one years; a person of good
moral character and n can safely be
trusted TO engage in the business Of sell
ing Intoxicating liquors at retail.
Your petitioners therefore respectfully
petition that the permit applied for by the
said applicant he granted.
Signed by thiriy-three legal voters of
the town of Lily.
And notice is hereby given that a hear
ing will be given on said petition on the
eighth day of July, 1901, at 3 o'clock p, m.
at he clerks Office in the town of Lily,
South Dakota, at which time and place all
objections to the granting of the said
license will be considered, and IL il
further ordered that the notice of said
hearing be given by publishing the same
in the the Reporter and Farmer, a legal
weekly published at the viii
lage of Webster, South Dakota, for two
successive weeks.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1901, in the
town of Lily.
BY order of the board of trustees.
(seaD r. G. johnson.
O. X. Berg, Clerk. President.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Decorated China.

Mrs. T. E. Egge has a few pieces for
sale that are very desirable for we'd
ding. birthday or anniversary presents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-06-16
Hans
Strayed or Stolen.

Section 80, township 1874, range Sc,
postofice address Roslyn, s. ID.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Aus hrn ibrieem Tbeilrn.
emit 9abnbofpiertel.)

Sicfirf, 81. MGr5. tSeilte Ior.
cen segen balb II llbr perbaftete Die
bielige @enbarmerie oen bier mobn.
baiteu, meltbefamten SeiratbS.
itninoler GleeS Setter, 36 Sabre oft,
seboren 81 Seiberideib-I ift ulo
brad)ten i'm Ser Silla Warfal unter,
mo- er ia id)on perihiebene Male ais
@nlt meilte. Glees itebt inter Der
geihuloiguna feline gr5id)winoeleier1
NIT alttem eriolge in 9elgien betrie-
ben 5n baben. Seine feste Opera,
ton betIifft elm Sr1uleiu aus Brill.
iel, Gas CT Inn 1000 Sranfen betro.
ger baben loa.
NirSerwampad), 90. WGrS. Im
Scnnerstag Iahmittag gegen A llbr
broh in oem @obnbaus Der @ittpe
geder bon S6impo6 Seler aus, no.
ourh Stallun9 nebit Sourrasen unO
Ger grobte Sbeil Der M0bel elm Haitb
Ger Slammen wuroen. @egen
WangelS an @aiier NOR an Gettung
falim 5u oenfen. Der peruriadte
Sbaoen, melGer rllr tbeillpeiie Der.
iiGert lit, betrdgt 5000 bis 1000 Sr.
Sin einlpobner bemerfte OaS Serlcr
reht5eitig uno mahte oie Sausbe-
Wobner allInlerflum, ionIt bate ibnen
onS SauS iiber Dem Sopfe 5uIammens
breuuer fOrrlleu.
Gid a. B. Nls., p. Wdr5. Die
SiittenlhloIIer Gmil Hinermam uno
Sobann YelBer paren am Mittpody
Hadmittag in Dem Waifinenrallnt
Oes Iadener Siittenmerfes nit Dem
Ausbeiiern elmer Maihine beid)Gftigt,
ais nnperbofft cine Hobre platte uno
Der aanse &aum nit benz auSltro.
menoen beiBen Sampie gefiiat pur.
DC. Die beibeu Mrbeiter mnBten, nm
Dem Sobe 81 entrimen, olr6 bas
Seniter auf bas 9ad) fliid)ten. Sic
baben crbeblihe 9rnnomunoen om
@elid,t mo on ben SGnoen erlitten,
ole lie lGngere 3eit arbeitsunfGbig
tlad)en DerOell.
Gimelinsen, "a. WGrs. Cine
Streiti3ene, Der bod)itpabri6einlid)
Elm Weuidenleben 5lrm Spfer fouen
miro, ipielte iif am Sonntag slbeno
ecgen 6 llbr bel Dem bieligeu Siitten.
uerte ab. Ser 9eremam @eorg
@oringo gerietb nit Den @ebriioern
Spanier in Streit uno p~ericlote Tie
nit 9e0finetem Weiier, 10 baB bieie
Die Sliift ergrifien, nobei elmer ser
@ebriiber Spanier bic Ymtofieln
perlor. lin ben Serfol9er auf3it.
balten, bob Sobam Yeter Spanier
cine Sdlafe auf un6 mari ibm iie
or Den Gopf. @arineo ipanfte un6
fiel bann 5u @oben. Seine berbei.
eilenoen @erpanbten boben i'm auf
ilno geletteten i'm in feline @obnlng,
no er bis sur Shinoe nod nidt mie.
Der 3ur 9eiinmlng selanat lit. Ser
@r5t Or. Slri6 itellte einen S6doel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

geboren uno iieoelte iih i'm Sabre
1914 in Somn 9eleium IN oieiem
Goiintp an, no er nlio pole go Sabre
ipobntc. Seine @ottin lit linn fiinf
Sabre i'm Sooe pprailgeaongen. gr
blnterlaBt iieben ainoer: SSrou iSraltj
Feiffer, sSrnu Nic. Sdmibt uno SRI.
Si55ie &los bon Belgium, ISrail Yet.
Holer bon Sort @aibington, Sobn
Slos bon Gabrep, Sa., rtnO Die 8pc.
SarriS unO Die 8itt1pe Mnbres bon
Chicago. Iltd) iiberlebt i'm cine
S6neltcr, 6rou s. Wnmar bon Seem
Srier. Nn Dem S~egrGbniB, ooS anl
4. Ipril IN Safe Gburb inter GROCER
Sbeilnabnre ltattfunO, bctbeiligten iif)
fol9,noe Seiotrn9en6e bon Nlls.
marts: Sbeooor Mun1er Don Seem
Srier, Mim.. Srau Sofob Sieber-
mil Srnu SSobn &lein, Srou O..
0rosborn unb Srou Senrp StrauB
Don Sbebongun mo sSrau M. Scenes
IND Scrr mo Srau Nic. 9long bon
Fcrt @oIbington. 0fGgc Der "a.
b.~ngegongeRe in GrieGcn rlt6enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Grofbersoatbum.
Sic REPRESENTATIONS TstiOnal-Gilgcr-
falrt uad) SpurocS.

Sn 0rOBber5ogtbrm uno IN Der
bclgi den Hropin5 S%llrenburg boben
Iit ie elm Organizations Gpmlite
gebil0et beblis Srgonilierung zines
Geneinidnitlif)en Eilger5uges mad,
ScrtrOeS.
lie b:dap'iten Serren giIfofe BON
Suremburg Wn0 3amiir e~npfeblen
Dos uutcrncbmen mo erll. intern DE
0tGu. igelI sur Sbeilnabnle an Dem.
lelben.
Eos 9atum oes Bilger5ugeS lit
fcItgeicst ME folgt: Ibfubrt bon Gu.
rcmburg am Sreitug ben =. Septem-
Der; Nnfnnft in Sour0es am Sans.
tag, Cen 3. Scptembcr.
Ibinbrt III SourbeS am Sreitag,
ben 8. September: anfunft in 9u.
rcmburg am Sdlnstag, oan 10. Sept.
&ben0s.
8reiie Ser 9ilete bon 2uremburg
hi$ &ourOeS unO 5iirilf: 1. 81. 1874
6r.; ,. 81. so Sr.; 3. ST.. 90 Sr.
Splt mo SogiS belorgt an Wltnld)
6aS Gomite.
Nnmelorngen Deroen bon ieBt an
biz 5llln Is. auguit entgegengenom.
men bon Cen @itglicoern rnD Sefre.
tGrcu beS Organizations. 9omites,
ncldlrs beiteDt aus Den $50. 8. Selo,
2umtapituiar III Slremburg; Gmil
Srirm, Geprtierter uno Enlargement
tier IN Glerf; CLAUDE, @emeinOeiefre.
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IN Sltremburg.
Die Gi:5abllng Der @eloer iiubet
bonn 20. Suli bis gum 10. Inguit
1904 itott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Nn 10. Mar, haben Die 4

Tm 10. Mars bnben Ole bI. 9ia.
~foiiatsipcite e~nipfangen Die ebrp.
&erren: H. Soiepb 8ertrang aus
Sells. p IaItbias @oeien aus
Stabtbrebmus. 81 0ifolaus BOB
ans Sberanpen. ~ Wattbias
&raun aus Mcmpad. 50 Solepb
Gaitellr aus Sllrgliniter. g. Dom.
&efmeS aus Sngen. ~ Soiepb Set.
ting aus 9iefird,. S. Soiepb Sin.
Ncrid,cio aus Srotten. 81 Sran5
aarier ol;s Giimelingen. 10.) Sit
Cor 9ippert aus 9ettiu9en. ~
2llbmig Wtcper ans Siebcnbrunnen
12.) MifolauS Sdail ans SeiSpelt.
49, Sobam Sranih aus Selideio.
14.) Selir lluiin aus Simmern. 49,
Sobam Tetcr @eiSgerber aus Sid,
an ser IlSette.
Sm benz Sefinben oes GrbgroBber.
5o9s maht iih cine langiarne fort
l6rcitenoe Seilling bemerfbor. Sas
linte Gugc lit niht augegriifeu.
Ym %. MGrs glbenos iano I'M
&ereinslofol, 8escatpre Ipeniie Te.
3, cine Seriammlung Ger Ser.
tralensmInner bes fatbolilhen
Solfspcreins itatt. Die SS. BRIDES
Senenig, Srof. Tunle unb Snbrifant
Sellinr foroerten sic Sertrauens-
mdnner airf redt ber5boft unb llnac-
ideut fir Den 8erein 81 wirfen. SSll
3mfunit miro ieben Wittpof Mbeno,
nm .S12 ubr, inn Sereinslofal Elm
Granddaughter &lriltS abgebalten.
Girfa nelm5ig Selcgirte wurer er.
i6ieuen. Cine reifbaltige 9iblio.
tbef Itcbt Sen Mit9liebern often. Sr.
Selinr betonte b~eIonoers bie @riin.
buna ron Sparfaiien in ben Srts,
pereinen.
Gum SraiiScnten oes giien6abn.
ratbes lit an bie STEELE oeS perItorbe.
men Srn. emil Mes Serr Gb. 81.
mons, ErGiioent Der @bgeorbneten.
falnmer, ernamnt poroen.
Sobn Grin tritt srr 3eit in 2iper.
pool (Gnglanb} nit Dem groBten gr.
folge auf. Sein Sobn ueripribt
nod ltdrfer su iperben als err; er miro
i'm Sunni Z Sabre alt uno itemmt
idon lett so Yfunb, mas Ii6er feiner
ieimer @lterssenoiien fertig brinst.
Tm II. MSrs Mittaes entItamb
IN Sfaffentbal In Der @obnuns bes
Goiffeurs Sit. Nimar auf cine bis
iett un~aufgeflarte 8eiie Seiier, mel.
Dies crit geloidt pnrbe, natbOem es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
%2ngemburscr Sascu.
Sic 8ase nit orei Yoten
All @repenma d. G r.

3u @repenmater Itanb ebeoem elm
aloiter (an oeiien Stele iih iebt eiu
Sails nit einem 8arten befinoet), oa.
neben befano iif elm fleines Sous,
oas lest ro6 beltebt. Sn 0ieIem
SGushen mobnte elm Monn, Der
eineu 3auberring beiaB: bieier Sling
mnd)te es ieinem Better mo9lih,
lcbc beliebige 8eItolt onSunebmeu.
Sn Dem 8lpiter pobnte Elm Mbt, Der
eillen Wann beleioiet bate. Ser Ye.
leiOigte beid)loB, iid nm Ibte 81 ri.
hen, nno begab iif sum Gigentbii.
nler oes 3Giberringes nit Der Bite,
ibm ocnIelben 5t leiben. Sieier bot.
te anfangs Seoenfen oen Sling bon
iidI 81 geben, neil err, iobalo er Ben.
lelben nift mebr beloB, in S6laf Der.
fiel unO nid)t cher wieoer n%uhuad,te,
oils bis err Den Sing suriidbielt. 3u.
lcet ieood) miligte err Elm. Der
Inbere, MN i'm @eiit oes 3ouberrin.
ges, periraltoelte li6 IN cine &ose,
unb OILS es aiming, 81 bulfeln, begob
er iid an oas Seniter oes 3inuners
in Dem Ger slbt Itloierte. @r Itredte
Die Bfote onr6 cine 5er6rodene @las.
ldcibe binein, ofinete bas Seniter.
mo Der @inb mari gnes aui oes
IbteS Stuoier5immer burdeinunoer.
Sas tbat Die 8ote brei @bellbe nod.
chamber. PIN 0ritten Gage ober be.
merfte Der slbt, baB cine &ase NIT
meniblider Gei6idli6feit bos Sen.
tier pffnete, unb ole Oieielbe am bier.
ten Gage mieber oas Senlter oiincn
Wollte, bieb CT ibr Die Sforte ob mnb
mari oieielbe in oen Diem. Bon Der
3eit an gebt Sic &obe Nadts lumber,
lire a~baebaucne Bfote si iu6em,
obne ,pelbe lie lire mlenidlide Sc.
italt nidt wieoer annebmen fonn.
Ser Mmn i'm fleinen SGusden aber,
Dem Scr SaIberrins seb0rt, blait
nod INNER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

Wal5tuerf init Ser linfen San6 ms
H1oerperf elmer Mai6ine, iooaB linn
nielelbe grObtentbeils 5ermalmt
muroe.
Hcisoorf, "a. MGrs. Mtt Dem
Neubau u~nierer EfarrfirGe iou's
nm bolO ernit peroen. Nltr
territyt nod @eimngsperihieoenbeit
i'll 9e5ng alf Cen 9auplat.
Gttelbriid, 80. @drs. Sm Der
&obnnng bon Sran5 Corning gerie.
then geitern Orei Sdynaps6riioer in
Streit, nobel Ser Irbeiter 2uorpig
SdNrei9 oerart nit Dem Weiier an
eireln gltge uerlebt mllroe, oab Der
Nr5t ben &erluit Der Sebfraft be.
filrd)tct.
Setinaen, 81. @Gr5. Seute Der.
ldleo bier na6 fllr5em arallfenlager
llnier 8erneitoe : Ginnebner Serr
Soiepb Suoig i'm Sitter bon 80 Sab.
rem.
Sdiicubcim, 20. MGr5. @citern
Itorb bier nnh ldltgerer arantbeit
nnlcr aeid,dBter Shoffe Sr. g.
Sdleid I'M Nlter Don 20 Snbreu.
Gipilitnnb DER @cmcinoc Mcrtcrt.
Seirotben.- 10. MGr5: Ntif.
&lGlien, @nlnpirtb BON OberbiQig,
nnO In1ta Maria Gid obne Stono,
bon Nal'erbilig. r.: Wii6el Hein.
Dar0, Sdlreiller ben @ailer6iQig.
un0 Inna Waria Sen5 9Gtberin bon
@rcpennladJcr.
Sterbcfdlle. = ~. WGr5:
SGcoOcr Suiier, II Sabre oft, Mfe.
rer, bon Mertert. %: Otto @olt
10 Gage alt, bon @aiier6illig.
Giuilitano Der Stnot Gd)tcrnadj.
Seirutben. IS. Mdr5:
Saul @loubo, Subrifarbeiter aus
@armen, init MagOnlena Willler BON
bier.
SterhefGlIe. - %. ,yebr.:
Nargaret6a Woria gliie Sslpalb. 3
Sabre alt. 81: Sobann Yiaatih,
Sdltbmader, 81 Sabre oft, @ittper
BON 9atbnrina Iepers; Inno Waria
Sdpentgeu. % Sabre alt. 2S.: Wta.
tbias Scrbinanb @eipers, 1 Subr
cit. 4. WtGr3: Imna Waria @age.
ner, 6 Sabre aft. g.: 2uopig Siper,
@abnbeamter, 81 Sabre alt, @begattc
BON Worgaretba Solo. T.: @iftoriu
4atbarina 9iiferoing, 2 Sabre aft.
g.: Sobaun Eeter Sdmitt, 66 Sabre
oft, Shreiner, @ittmer bon antoi.
nette SieOling. TO-: Sobnm Web.
ring, Maurer, 81 Sabre alt, 8itt.
mer in eriter Che bon Solepbine
Shmit, gbegatte bon gliiabetb ga.
ecner. 16.: Wargaretba Bed, &C
Sabre nlt, @ittpe bon Teter Oom.
GipilitamS Der @emriube &osport.
Seiratben. %. Samlar:
Hifolaus Soffmam SIT Steinbeim,
NIT Waria Seronifa 9esen bon Srei-
linaen. 26.: ltrban Miiler su Did.
neiler, NIT gliiabetba 2aller bon
Hospprt. 2. sSebr.: Watbias Glaiien
nit &atbdrina Seners, beibe aus
Mtspurt. g.: 8aspar &obl NIT gpa
Burg, beioe aus &osport.
Sterbefdlle. = Is. San:
Mnna 4 Sabre oft, So6ter bon Sob.
&efing.9 Braun 81 Bfaffenberg. 16.:
Gotharina Sdpmit. 80 Sabre oft,
&ittipe bon Sob. Sberpeis 5t %.
weiler. 90: WatbiaS 2eruarop, GO
Sabre aft, @atte bon gliiabetb Sil.
qes 5l Sifpeiler. TO-: IitcIaiis,
3 Sabre alt, Sobn bon Seinrib
@eber : Shnei6er 81 SSweiler. 4.
@ar5: autbarina S6aaf, 81 Sabre
oft, @ittpe BON Yeter 9laiius su
&oSport. H.: angela giilingen, 30
Sabre alt, Mltberin, ebeloS, 81 Sos.
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