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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
COURT MARTIAL IS
SET FOR DECEMBER 3
Davenport Militia Commander Will be
Tried at Des Moines for Alleg-
ed DiSobedience.

Captain Kulp of Company B of Dav-
export was notified today that the date
of his court martial for alleged failure
to obey orders and stop the fight be-
tween Mcfarland and Herman in that
city Thursday night, had been set for
Dec. 3. 1t will be held at the state
house at Des Moines.
Captain Kulp's arrest does not involve
any restriction of his personal liberty
and he is not required to give security
in any form for appearance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
sessions of skating on Thanksgiving

sessions of skating on Thanksgiving
day.
Special fur sale at Young & Nc
Combs.
The stage of water was $50 at 6 a.
m. and 3.65 at noon.
Hear the lecture at the Illinois the
alter tonight. Admission free.
Hear the lecture at the Illinois the
alter tonight. Admission free.
Let Krell G Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
Lewis Single Binder straight cent
cigar. Made of extra quality tobacco.
1 defy you to beat my prices on all
kinds of stoves. Jones, the second
hand man.
Chase & Sanborn's, Manor House,
Casino, and Monarch coffees at the
Mill Store.
Don't SILVER yourself into sickness,
take youI small change to Jones and
get a stove.
Manufacturers line of furs, Tues
day, one day only, Nov. 2G, at Young
& McCombs'.
December Edison records at Jencke
Music house, 1920 Second avenue.
Open this evening
You'll be sorry if you don't get one
of those suits or overcoats - 20 per
cent off at the Mill Store.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday was as follows: Foot, 1,066,
teams 35S, street cars 140.
Spinach, wax beans, caulifiower, rad
ishes, peppers, cucumbers. head and
leaf lettuce, at the Mill Store.
Carpet sale all this week. Carpets
purchased in this sale will be sewed
free of charge. Young & McCombs.
Miss Lenahan, teacher of dancing
at Villa de Chantal, will start a dane
ing class Saturday, Dec. 7, in Maths
hall
| Frank H. Leonard c. S. B., lectures
at Illinois theater tonight You and
your friends are cordially invited Ad
mission free.
Frank H. Leonard, C. s. B., lectures
at Illinois theater tonight. You ant
your friends are cordially invited. Ad
mission free.
The Ladies Sewing circle of th'
West End settlement will NEE
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the
West End Sunday school,
Expert manicuring, shampooing ant
thorough treatment of the hair ant
lscalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west 7S6-K
Attend annual Thanksgiving ev,
dance given by l. NJ. T.. No. $50, a
Industrial hall, Wednesday evening
Nov. 27. Bleuer's orchestra. Tickets
80 cents.
There will be lecture on Christian
Science at the Illinois theater tonigh
at s O'Clock. There will be no admis
sion charged and you are cordially il
vited to attend
The West End Sunday school yes
terday had an attendance of 9S. TIL
work of the school is progressing mic,
= ly and those interested in it are niue
: encouraged in the progress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
hILiSDALE HAS A
CASE OF SMALLPOX
Investigation by State Board of Health
Requested and Dr.. Crawford
Is Sent.

Springfield, H., Nov. 25.-(Argus
Special DIR. C. L. Donahoe of Hills
dale, Rock Island county, today teie'
graphed Secretary Egan of the state
board of health to send an inspector
there to investigate case of small
poX Secretary Egan dispatched Dr.
C. Z. Crawford.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
CITY CHA II.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Me to Jones for a cheap stove.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
Dressed poultry at Schroeder Bros
Get our prices on poultry, Schroeder
Bros.
Dressed sucking pigs at Schroeder
Bros.
Are you going to the opening of the
rink?
Turkey grab al the roller rink We'd
nesday night. Don't miss it. Three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
TALKS OF TRUSTS
Congressman Mckinney, Visit
ing in City, Promises Aid
Against Paper Combine.
TELLS OF THE PHILIPPINES
Reiterates Statements on Arrival al
Frisco - Is to Dine with Press
Club This Evening.

Congressman James Mckinney of
Aledo arrived in the city this morn
ing, accompanied by his private sec
rotary, j. NJ. Porter, and is spending
the afternoon greeting his constitu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25

onts here. The congressman will be
the guest of the Tri-City Press club at
its regular monthly dinner this evening
at the Harper house, and later in the
evening will go to Moline.
The congressman, in conversing with
an Argus representative, reiterated
his statements made on his arrival at
San Francisco relative to his recent
visit i'll the Philippines, maintaining
that in his opinion the islands have a
future, but that owing to the complex
character of the population, the PEG
pie are not as yet ready for self-Sov-
eminent. He was asked If he had eX-
perienced any such danger as when in
Panama when he was nearly caught
by a crocodile, and replied that he had
not, but that one could have trouble
any time he wished with an anaconda
there.
Talks of Trust.
Congressman McKinney's attention
was called to the oppression of the
print paper combine, and in discuss
ing the matter he stated that he will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25

gladly do what he can TO assist in ap-
plying the necessary tariff reforms.
The remedy for this trust control is
believed to lie in the removal of the
duty from Canada.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
IAN ANNIVERSARY
Dr.. w. T. MaqiII Completes SO
Years of Continuous Prac-
tice in Rock Island.
SURPRISED BY ASSOCIATES
Friends Assist in the Celebration
Congratulations from Prominent
Dentists of the State.

Saturday rounded out a half century
of dental practice in this city for DR..
T. Nj. Magill and to aid him in re-
membering the occasion his profess
siOnal associates of the two cities gath
cred Saturday evening at the home of
NJ. T. Stafford, 709 Twentieth street,
where he had been invited and sprung
a complete surprise upon him. To
aid in further observance of the occa-
sion prominent members of the pro-
fession from all over the state sent
their congratulations.
About 20 dentists and their wives
assembled at s o'clock at Mr. Stat
ford's home and a pleasant evening
followed. DR.. Magill was delighted
with the completeness of the surprise
same time feeling deeply the esteem
and love which the younger members
showed for him.
Presented With Rocker.
A handsome and costly rocker was
presented to DR.. Magill as a remem-
brance of the evening, DR.. r. NJ.
Pearce making the presentation in a
few happy remarks. DR.. Magill in his
response expressed his appreciation for
the thought given him by his fellow
| dentists and thanked them heartily for
the gift.
DR.. A. H. McCandless, who had writ
ten many dentists of the state and had
received their congratuatory mes
sages. read the letters to Dr. Magill
after sergeant-atarms had been ap
pointed to retain him till all had been
heard All of the communications
showed the deepest esteem and re
spect for Dr. MagiIl and offered heart
lest congratulations at his finishing {
half century of practice.
Many Letters Received.
Among the many congratulator!
letters received were greetings from
/ the following: DR.. S. Finley Dun
can of Joliet; ]. n. Grouse, D
I'D. S., publisher of the Denta
Digest. Chicago; DR.. George D
Sitherwood of Bloomington. secretar
of the Mclean County Dental society
c. n. Johnson, l.. d. s., d. d. S.. Chi
cago; DR.. James w. Germany, Noun
Carroll; DIR. Fred H. Mcintosh. Bloom
ington: DR.. Marvin l.. Hanaford. Rock
ford; DR.. T. w. Pritchett, White Hall
Dean G.. V. Black, Northwestern I'm
versity Dental school, Chicago; DR.. F
H. Allen, Freeport; DIR. Edmund Noyes
D. D. s., Chicago; R. H. Antics, ID. I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
Well Attended Meetings.

The mems and boys meetings at the
Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon were
both well attended Fifty-two men
were at the former and 70 boys at
tended the boys meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-25
THE w EATH T. Il.
Fair tonight and Tuesday; cooler to-
nighG.
j. NJ. SHERIER, Local FOrecaster.

Temperature ut "a. M, IS; at $3.50
y. IN, ~. Maximum temperature i'm last
II hours. 10: minimum. Is. Velocity of
wind at u. M, . miles per hour. Stage
last Is hours.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05
GOLD FOUND AT
THE ROUND MOUNTAIN

Another rich strike was made in the
camp Thursday morning when H. J.
Warren uncovered a seam Of almost
pure gold IN his lease on the Blu Jay
claim No. 8. The strike was made at
the foot Of an incline shaft, about sixty
feet from the surface. The ledge is
nearly flat and the rich seam of gold
was Gun in a vertical upshoot in a
contact of porphyry and soft rhyolite.
The stringer is about four inches wide
and carries values running better than
$4,000 to the ton. The formation in
which the biggest values were found is
so soft that 1t was impossible to take
out any large pieces, but some of the
specimens on exhibition about town
are six or eight inches wide and o
two inches thick. All through these
specimens are to be seen large particles
of c~rystalized wire gold. some of them
being as large as an ordinary marble.
Blue Jay claim No. 8 is owned by
Scott, Morgan and Scott and is one of
the original locations of the district.
When L. r. Scott and Luther Morgan
made thir first discovery Of rich float
on the Sunnyside, they came further
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05
CONSTRUCTION WORK BEGUN
ON BIG MILL AT BLAIR

will not be begun until the supply Of
pipe needed Is at hand, inc thereby do
away with the necessity for keeping the
streets torn up longer than is actually
required for doing the work.
On top of these things comes the an
nouncement that the p~ostofice will ne
ready to do business Tuesday morning,
thereby beginning a new quarter with
the commencement of the year. The
manner of supply for the Office is for a
few days yet a matter which is unde-
termined, but it Is very probable that
the railroad will be bringing in the mail
daily within ten days after the Office is
open, Mr.. Efinger now being in San
Francisco on matters connected with
such an arrangement, the department
having referred the matter to the SUI
perintendent of railway mail service for
his action. which will be final. In the
meantime the service will have to be
by way of the Peak. which will give US
a ~tri-weekly mail.
Taking It all the way around. the last
week in the year gill go out in a blaze
Of glory, and will leave with us the be-
ginning of things long delayed. upon
which the future of the camp depends
Blair Press.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05

around the hill and located the Blue
Jays No. 3 and 5 and the Daisy Fraction.
Exceedingly rich ore was uncovered on
these locations and several leases were
granted. Among the best of these
leases has been the one owned and oper-
ated by VIM. Mulholland, which has
beer a steady producer from the first.
In the incline shaft on Blue Jay No. 8,
where the strike was made Thursday,
the lead was followed in from the sur
face and milling ore averaging about
$40 a ton has been taken out from the
first. The ledge is undoubtedly that OF
the Antelope and rich specimens have
been encountered from time to time,
similar to those found on the Antelope.
As depth is attained on this Daisy and
Blue Jay group the values lave increas-
ed and indications are that the property
will develop into one Of the best in the
district. The first ore ever shipped
from Round Mountain came from the
Daisy and the ore was SO thoroughly
i~mpregnated with gold that it clogged
the meshes and caused so much waste
that the shipment was finally sent to
the Selby Smelling works for treat
ment.-Nugget.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-01-05

After innumerable delays. which ave
caused a great many people much UNI
e~asiness and dissatisfaction, the work of
for the 100-stamp mill for
the Pittsburg-Silver Peak Mining COM
pany began this morning. The force Of
men to be employed will be as large as
room can be found for, and that. at this
time. will require more than seem to be
at hand. The force will be increased
as rapidly as the men can be had. and
it is desired to lose no more time in the
construction than is actually necessary.
The well in the marsh, from which
the water supply for the mill will be
taken, is rapidly getting in shape for
work, the transformer house for motor
and pump being about completed and
ready for the installation Of the ma
chinery for sinking the well.
The survey for the sewer pipe was
made the early part of the week. and
the digging of the trench for this is a
piece of work which will be started in
the early part of next week and the
work pushed to as early completion as
possible. The water line down the
street will be laid parallel with the sew
err pipe. six feet way. This. howver.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
L@sning: Gerda M;kkelsen. Sondrup=
lIo.aa na AI~ea-Ik-

L@sning: Gerda M;kkelsen. Sondrup=
Jens Petersen. Dejret: Andrea J@r-
gensen. Horreby: Godtfred Christ.
Jansen. S%tubberup pr. Nysted: Ma
rem Hansen. Nykj@bing F.: Ane Ku-
sell. Grange: Bernhard Christian
sen. Nestved: Maren Schaffer. Hun
;.delev: Else Garden. Havdruo III
,Wenose: Parcellist Jens. Petersen
Tomasine Mikkelsen. Koldf:
MARK: .Rasmus S@rensen. Rebi1d-.
Birgitte Gr@ndahl. Drastrup Mark
Thora Marguerite Nielsen. Bobjerg=-
!Jensine Rasmussen. Skive: Marem
Madsen. Seem: Grdr. Eskild Wind
Poulsen. Munkebjergby: Margrethe
Larsen. Tj@rntved: Susanna Marie
Petersen. Over-Hol1uf: Ane Katrine
lPedersen. Odense: Thora Andersens
Signe S@rensen. Bred: Hans JenL:
sen. Strandby Mark: Mette Skate
rup: Hans Petersen. Hammerthorup@.
Jens Nielsen. Rebi1d: Birgitte Grdn-
dial: Fiellerad: Karen Hansen. AL
borg: Simon A. S9rensen. Skibsted
line B~jerregaard. Vejle: Stenhuggr
kefru Lovise Ahrenkie1. Frausirrg>
4N1C1oIiC 4N1S1SClI. 1VCuC. AlluCl SllAlA@
Jensen: Harritslev: Ane Nielsen
H9jgaard, Flakkebjerg: Jens Fir. An
dersen. Aarhus: Jens Terkelsem
RGdding Hede: Karen Jensen. VII
holm: Ane Simonsen. Brejning: Jens
Jensen. Brede: Karoline Lohmann
l'Pilehave: Anders Hansen. Torpe.
lGaardejer Steffen Andreasen. Max
! skov: Marie Lind. P1antagehuset>
lSkovlGber J@rgen Carlson. Ho1bsk=
Muller job. C.. Kruger. Kidding
Lars .Moesgaard: Bodilsker Sogn@
Gartner Nie1s P. Hansen. Rutskef-
'IWavest. Madsens Hustru Andrea
Rome: R. H. Alling. Slage1se: Ma
rem Christensen. Vo1derupgaard@
lGaardejer Chr. Andersen. Vath: Jens.
Jensen Levring. Vester A1ling: Ce-
ella S%@rensen. Skyttehuset we'd Vel
lie: Restavrat6r J.. H.. Simonsen AS
,sendrup Mark: Kirstine ThomsHL
}MellGse: Ane Olsen. Rodsted: Land
post Nie1s Nielsen. Havers1ev per-
Harden: Gaardejer Ole S@rensen-
Bislev: Maren Mark. fredericksburg
Enkefru Maren Hansen. Br6ndum:
Karen Gjedde. Haasum: Karo1ine
/ Sevelsted.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
9amnebe @biuber

bruger oltib &artine Eoilet Mntiiep-
tir til @ensning for Tenber. og
Mun6. % 6ets 2ige lite finbes iom
Miobel MOB 8nfterier, til at b9rbe
@ummerne, renie CO parfumere GINS
Man6e og bol6e T9nberne rene og
bpi6e.
Mrs. 8. 81. @epnoIos af Seem
8eofor6, Mois., ffriper:: uSSeg mac
tilitaa @artine er en- Mbbpenotebeos-
gienitanb for Ell @pinbes Goilette.
Min Man6 og leg bruger BET baabe
for Munonoifplning og for 99noer'
ne, og set er ligelebes uom9rfet for
onbre Sing. Set anbefales for. 81
bar olbrig berfor bapt noget Miobe]
iao goot iom bette.
Yortine er en- @ecept fra en- bergm1
8oiton'F 2nge, Der ! fin pribate
8rnfsis brugte Set for en- Marrqffe
mes momerfet MeiuItat. Set er uber
2ige operoIt i en- @pinbes SoiIette
boor en- renienoe eller legenoe Mnti
ieptic er r1sbpenbig. Soar en- &pinot
engang bar brugt bet, bill bun altii
fortnlIe andre ON oct. &ar Sc prs
BET 3artine? SOC bos Dn1ggifter
(5frin efter @rspe I'll 9be 8. Bartor
Go. Bolton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

Sbao ct Menneife bar, set afbnn-
ger, mar alt fommer til alt, al an-
ore; bpa0 ban / 8%irfeligbe6en er, Def
beror paa bam ielp. Rarafteren er
BET 5tof, iom etbbert Sn6ibio ielD
maa brpe al fine eg11e Mnitrengeliers
1raaoe. SSngen, u0en ri ielp, fa1 {
girfsligbeoen lfaoe os; ingen fan
gjbre os on6t eller goot. Sc anore
fan fun bD6e os 2eiligbe6en til At
hanole on6t eller go6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
gogt Sem fur &atarrb=5 alper, Tom,
inbebpIber &Difi0lu,

e~fte-5put apttiplp fiffert ri f%orberne Smasefonfen o.
frlbitenblgt pbel9gge bet bee e pEen,. ,aar be-, foor,
tra nge inb oieMneni G.lu1bi:iberi,. Gae aanne Attt.
Ter bnrbe aibrta truaes. ~unttaeeu efter Goritr,ff trn.
opgtige 2eaer; TIL BEN gfaSe be I'll aic,e er ii Banse
pnrre enb be gobe 9irfnincer, fnnt be1nniiqsls rynaie
II sl,st atarr'tture. t,Ihe,eht.of =. 8. Gtszee
60, 9olebo. o., inbebp!bcr intet apitia1r. pa brusf
forn inbpprtes Webiein. ,irfer ben tirette paa Elp6ef
% Simbinberne. gaar Sc I pbrr Hai,'s e ia r11s
Cure, faa. nRr fffer nan at faa ,h,n safe. Sen brngeEs
~inboortts Waebi in ra ti.niilts tSo.ebo. g.. al ST.
Gbenen & en-. Wibnesbprb frt.
Jaoes bps 9tpDtbefere. a'!is 75c Glnffen.1.
HalI's Pm: y Ptl's er b. tebj;s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

6 II $ Q Z 7 e . 4
j y t g n nj ano. 4ol
pengaorb peo 8rDrup, -oer eieS q
@ros|erer 5cbabat / &otteroam, e
M opertaget al gierens Sgn, Del
fpr1t bar Iart 2anobrug paa Ell iifpr
re ban1f @aar6.
1t bitiIIingen ! q a i:
bns. Torretntngsuopalget fo1
2onosuoltillingen / MarbuS bar palg1
Suftitsroao 5riis, Gbarlottenluno
til @enerolIefretar for l16ittllinge,
oe @ogfprer 5ebbelop, Marbus, til
@bef for l1oitillingens 8ureau. 81
to Softer lpnnes meb 10000 og s.
600, ST. Ell @ang for ollie.
s a r b 0 . r e / t e + eSs
6rega t. Sitter / Mar arbeioer
&orbopre 9pfferielifab ibaroigt paa
at reobe Stnmperne al Ben paa &p=
1tel1 for ODER en- Mennei feol6er 1loen
f%orliite rusliife 6regat rMleronoer
@emifi". s Sjor biergeoes $4,000
&,1no Sern; / giebliffet bor ma,1
fooet Sag / ct Mrfer pao 5000 Bnno.
Set CT en- gob, men tung 8to.
@pb ergni n 9 Srp =
lfotgpIer. &Daa / &enoips.
1eI er UNDER Sc li6ite Gioers 1tarfe
Megn gaaet ODER fine @reooer og bar
operlppmmet Sc tilitpoen6e @nee,
bpor ser for Gioen lisger EN- Mangs
oe So llaaet. Soft gaar / lange
GraIfoitepler og ieger at rebbe set
poooe So, men set far / bpert Salo
tcget flor Sfaoe, og 2oosejerne fiber
ct betpoeligt Sab.
&oitbare &reblin-ge c.
gn al Sc me1t bergmte Stantmer |
Sen jpoife @eiteapl bar biottl paret
6e 1aafalote vMnnfeool" -@eite. Me11
ioroiif 5torbeo er f%orgGngelig, og=
joa for Seiteitammer. S De ienere
Mor far Sen belgiife @eit begpnot at
pil1oe op poo Si0en al ben iDoife %
oo1fillige al 8elgiernes, 8eunorere
bill MI forriage Sc jpoife AplSbeitcs>
&proi, ganife inrligt Munfeooler,
mes, ser enoog er blepet betegnet iom
u&rpblinge". = Smiolerti0 bliper
e,on1, enfelte al 6isie n&rgblinge"
iolgte for ca. 10000 ar. Sntereslen
for Sc jpoife Mplsbeite ipnes ingen-
lunoe at bore lpeffet, lfient Ser bilt
og fer inofpres belgiife @eite.
en- forIig g p + t.e=
t e +. @n tet peo Slangerrp boen=
Sc Nroprieter bar paa forbolosbts
fort Sis pe6 fin erentri1fe @aaoe at
bore paa forltaaet at gjpre Jig til
@jen1tono for en- alt an6et eno init
grenoe Gpmerfiombeo. Sans eft
paroige Gilbpjeliebeb til peo, gtpea
2ejligbeo at itiffe &epolperen nnoer
Neien paa ereoe ]amtioige Der bar
oct l1belb at misbage bam, er on1tolt
Der / 8looene / ct NorMeooeleller ON
uben biloe S11oianer", og bele bans
Jnr6 tpber mere paa, at ban er fgot
til @ombop enc til freoelig 2ano-
mano. S sen ienere Sio er ban ita-
big paa lit aipretei let meo Sgmmen
i ben enc @aano og &eDolberen | ben
onoen, for, iom ban flyer, at rboloe
&offet fra 2ipet", og ga ban peo lin
@fpoen paa alfar Sci bar lat Sfraf
/ 2ipet poo freoelige %beifarenoe, bar
ban efter %foruogaaet Mnmeloelie
moottet gipe Mpbe paa 8irfefonto=
ret, bpor ban bar faaet ct olpor1igt
Gilbolo ON for Gremtioen at legge
8aano paa fine frigerife 2piter.
g prneb e 3 t a 5 o.
len poa Sol it e e g.
men peobliper at beIfj9fttge Gin
6ene 1tqrft. Ser er ingen Sptpl ON,
at ser er begaaet Misbanolin9er al
8igebprnene paa &iemmet at 5or>
1tonoerin6en, Sru 8ransbolm, JON
bor bolot Sem / Slapert og ptifet
Dem. Men set er BOG tpipliomt, ON
bun bar orepet lit l1paien iaa blot,
49, y. el.~ESoS 0o4 ~. h1ono4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

Set er eo6t, 1aar Menneifene ell
Ter On, men set er 10 NOT iifrere,
nanr 6e frpgter On.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
D0de i Da11rnark.
Kj9benhavn og Fredericksburg,

Kusk Peter Jensens Hustru Bir-
gitte. Krigsassessor Jacob K@mler.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Olaf H@jlund-
Carlson. Ste1111ugger Peter Ander-
sen. Konsul Dreyers Enke Emile.
Camilla Filing. Forhenv. Beslag-
smed Hans Caspersen. Handelsrej-
stensen. Fhv. Husbestyrerinde Ane
Bugge. Fabrikant Hans johnson. Val
borg Jensen. Smed Peter S@rensen.
Bestyrer Thorvald Aastrup. Forhv-
Billedskarer Harald Hansen. Pap
dakker Niels Chr. Olsens Enke Ras-
mine. Husbestyrerinde Sofie Marie
Caytberg. Vinhandler J9rgen Buch.
Assistent we'd Kj@benhavns Telefon-
selskab C%hristoffer Br@sen. Kj6bmd.
| Niels Nielsens Hustru Anna. Warts
husholder Niels. Knudsen. Sara Han
sen. Skomagermester Johannes Jo-
sephsen. Sneaker Fritz B@strup. Fhv.
| Possementmager Fritz Reymann.
Enkefru .Magdalene Br@chner. Enke
Karen Felsing. Snedkermester Jens
Bendix. Frk. Cathrine Lassen. Sned-
kermester Erik Nissen. Enke Anc
Nielsen. Gartner Poulsens Hustru
Sara. Louise Malmgren. Bryggeri-
arbejderske Olga Dirock. Smed Vii
helm Gentzel. Former Gustav Hen
riksen. Vartshusholder Jensens En-
Ike Vilhelmine. Detailhandlerske
Bengta Olsdotter. Nelly Rickardt.
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de. Enke Dorthea S@rensen. Gartner
Hans Hansen. Malersvend Johan
! Grammelstorff. Grosserer Christen-
sens Enke Bornemine. S~parekasse-
Inspector Fabers Enke Johanna. Hol-
ger Linnemann. Enke Johanna Roh-
de. Sporvognskonduktdr Gades HUI
stru Thora. Syerske emma Mygind.
Murermester Peter Petersen. Pens.
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gensen. Uhrmager Christian Koe-
foed. Fhv. Handelsrejsende Carl
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kaldet. Christensen. Enke Marie Ras-
mussen. Cigarsorterer Carl Sommer.
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svend Axel Rasmussen. Helene Jo-
hanson. T6mrer Hans Christian
sen. Elna Mansdatter. Kel1ner An
ders Jensen. Mejeriejer Carl Spren-
sen. Bud Carl Andersen. T6mrer
Mortensens Enke Ellen. Sneaker
mester BRAINS Elke Anna.
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SSrensen. Haurum Mark: Ane Marie
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