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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
PATROLMEN TAKE A HAND
Elmer Brown Makes a Remark About
Elmer Bymaster's Female Friends
and is Quickly FeIIed at Eighth and
Main Streets.

Pedestrians on Main street last
evening were treated to a diversion
in the shape of decidedly one-sided
battle. which was terminated by the
strong arm of the law almost as
quickly as it had been begun. Des-
pite the rapidity with which the first
and only round was pulled off the af
fair attracted an immense crowd to
the corner of Eighth and Main.
The participants in the fistic en-
counter were Elmer Bymaster and
Elmer Brown, well known young fel
lows about town. 1t is alleged that
the trouble grew out of a remark
that the latter made to couple OF
young women acquaintences or BY
master, who promptly sent him to the
ground with a heavy blow straight
from the elbow. Patrolmen Staubach
Little, who were near by rushec
through the crowd and corraled BY
master and Brown, and two other
men. who were afterwards released
it being shown that they were en-
deavoring to .'split OUT the belliger
ants. The young men were taken tc
Headquarters and booked on charge
of assault and battery. Bymastel
was Immediately released upon the
receipt of a telephone message from
Attorney John l.. Rupe, who said thai
he would stand good for his appear
ance in court.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
MAY BE DECLARED INSANE
Believing Son Will be Sent to Matte.
wan, Mrs. Thaw Negotiates for
Cottage at that Place.

New York, March 2.-According to
circulated rumor this afternoon. Mrs.
William Thaw, mother of the prisoner,
is negotiating for the purchase of a
cottage at Mattewan, where is located
the institution for the criminal insane.
If this is true, it is taken to indicate
that Mrs. Thaw believes there is a
probability of her son being sent to the
asylum.
Mrs. Thaw is said to have already
leased the cottage with an agreement
that if Thaw is sent there she may buy
il outright Confirmation Of the re-
port could not be secured from Thaw's s
attorneys or family, but it comes from
a source generally regarded as authen-
tic.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
SAY FISH IS TO BLAME
HARTMAN REAL GOOD MAN
So Declare His Friends-They Claim
That Fish Was Putting the Illinois
Central on the "Hummer" When
Hartman Came to Rescue.

New York. March "A failure to
keen a "gent1eman's agreement is de-
clared by an intimate friend of Presi-
dent E. H. Hartman. of the Union "a
cific, to be responsible for all OF the
troubles aired before the interstate
commerce commission between the
latter and Stuyvesant Fish
Harriman's friends declare he was
not permitted to tell the whole story
of the inside Illinois Central workings
which eliminated in Fish's enforced
retirement from the presidency.
They say that in 1900 when Fish
went abroad, an examination by Har-
riman, of the inner workings revealed
such extravaganza and waste as to inn
peril the corporations financial integ
rity Hartman inaugurated a reform
noIicy which has made the road one OF
the most prosperous in the middle
west and this interferen nee was blow
to Fish's vanity and started the oao
feeling between the two men. When
Fish borrowed $1,200,000 of the com
pany's funds and transferred them to
the trust company of the republic, Har
riman is declared, by his friends, tG
have compelled the return Of the mon
ey. advancing needed funds to make
up the amount The agreement il
then said to have been made between
the two that there would be no repeti
ton of this, but later. it is said, funds
of the company were invested by Fish
in stocks and bonds OF the ship build
ing trust.
These were water soaked and vel
nigh yalneless and Hartman, angeret
at the violation OF an understanding
went after Fish and landed his scalp
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
A FEED STORE OPENING
WHELAN READY TO BEGIN
Ex-cjty Controller to Embark in New
Venture Monday Morning-Jesse
AddIeman, Well Known Young Man,
to Help Him.

Although he won't give away carna-
tions, or have program OF music.
Omer Whelan, ex-city controller, has
hopes that the opening of his feed
store at SO South Sixth street, will be
an auspicious one. Monday morning
is the time that Mr.. Whelan has set
for beginning business and he thinks
that he will have trade from the start.
He has put his stand in good order
and has laid in a fine supply of grain,
hay. mill feed and seeds. Jesse Ad-
dleman. formerly a well known street
car conductor, will help Mr.. Whean.
The phone number for the new feed
store is 1879
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
PRISONER ON THE ROCKS
All Hopes of Saving the Grounded
Steamer Corona, Have Been
Abandoned.

Eureka. CAL. March 2.-Stll pris-
oner on the rocks north OF Spit Hum
boldt bar. all hopes of saving the
steamer Corona has been abandoned.
If present high seas continue there is
every prospect that the ship will go 10
pieces in few hours.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
WANT THE CASE PR0BED
Petition Presented to Congress foe
Investigation Of kidnapping Of
Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone.

Washington, d. c., March Gar
mack of Tennessee. presented to the
senate today huge stack OF petitions
from labor organizations throughout
the country, for congressional inyes-
tigation fthe alleged kidnapping Of
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone. OF the
Western Federation OF Miners from
Colorado to Idaho on the charge that
they were implicated in the assassina-
ton OF Governor Steunerberx. of
Idaho.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Ten Years for Burglary.

Burglary in Indiana viii become
very serious matter if the bill now be-
fore the general assembly becomes
law. The Senate has passed bill
providing a penalty of ten years for
burglary.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Pass Text Book Bill.

Indianapolis, March 2-The House
passed TO third reading today the uni
form text book bill. The senate
passed the pure stock food bin, also
the vincennes University claim bill.
both going TO the Governor.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Another Telephone Company.

Lansing, Mich, March 2.-Papera
were filed here today for the organiza-
ton of the $15,O0O,0O0 Interstate long
distance telephone company. to build
a system throughout Michigan, con-
Meeting the various independent sys-
TENS of Michigan and Ohio and points
east and west.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Presents PitiabIe Sight When
He Is Served with Sum-
mons of the Court.
WOMAN TRIES TO BAR WAY
AN INDIANAPOLIS MILLIONAIRE
DOES NOT WANT TO BE DE-
CIARED OF UNSOUND MIND
AND PLACED IN AN ASYLUM.

Indianapolis. March 2.-'Tm not in
sane; I'm not insane" said George
Rhodius in his apartments in the
Circle Park hotel today, when he
was served with summons to ap-
pear i'll the circuit court to answer
the allegation, made in a petition for
the appointment of a guardian for
Rhodius, which has been filed before
Probate Commissioner Merle N A.
Walker
The petition was filed February 2S,
but the fact that it was a part of the
records of the court was kept quiet
by direction of Judge Allen of the
Circuit court, until today, when a
summons for Rhodius' appearance to
make answer to it was issued at the
Henry Spaan, William Bosson and
John w. Claypool.
The summons was placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Dynes, who went to the Circle Park
hotel in company with attorney Clay
pool and Joseph Emminger one of
Rhodius' old friends.
Woman Tries to Bar Officer.
According to Dynes and Claypool,
Elma Dare attempted to keep the
officer out of the room where Rho
dius was, but the deputy sheriff en-
tered over her protest.
when we got in,' Dynes said,
"Rhodius was standing at one end of
ho 7 hC0on
to read the summons and when 1 got
to the place where the allegation that
Rhodius is of unsound mind is made.
Rhodius interrupted me and said:
I'm not insane; I'm not insane"
81 looked up when he said that and
stopped reading and then began again
and finished. OF course, 1 am not abb
le to say whether he is insane or sane
but he didn't look SO bad to me. The
Dare woman looked worse than he
did"
APitiabIe Scene.
Attorney Claypool told an entirely
different story as to Rhodius' actions
when Dynes read the summons to
appear in court. He said the scene
was a pitiable one.
THE Dare woman did not want tc
admit US when We went up to the
| first floor, where Rhodius is living
said Claypoo1, but Dynes paid NO at
/ tention to her and we went in. Dy
mes, read the paper to Rhodius, who
/ apparently caught only the meaning
/ of one word. He looked about the
room and kept saying, Insane, in
| sane Dynes kept on reading the
paper. but Rhodius only made one
response to it. All the time he kept
saying. Insane, Insane
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-03
Reduces Passenger Rates.

Raleigh, y. c.. March 2.-The North
Carolina legislature today passed bill
fixing the railroad passenger rate at
9H rent- ~n- mile. 81 rail- DISTANCES
OF over 60 miles The bin was bit
terly contested
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10
Ncnc SiIdcrci Strcitiafcitcn.

" al 6tugton, .. g., 9. IpriI.
- Gem Stnatsiefrct6r Noot lit bonn
Scnotor Eroctor bon &ermont cin
S6rcibcn 5llgegollgcn, iuorin CT oas
geget 8roteIt cr6cbt, Bob Die 9ebor-
ben bon Gncbcc &iccr3cn gum Nltsle-
gen bon NeBcn III WiiiiiiQuoi = 9dpL
einen SGciI bc2 2ofc G6umploi1t,
inter &crlcbung cincS Gcriprcdbens
ollsitellen, lucldlc3 I'M uorigcn Sabre
Ser 6ii6erci.Iiiniitcr Scnn GrepoIt
IN Qllebec gcgc6cn bot. Die Sodc
miro our &cnnt1iB bcS britii6en
@oti6oftcrs, &rn. Bruce, gebrodt
mcrOer, ioboIo cr. ans Canada %5uriict,
fc6rt. @ie man i'm StootS-G eportc-
mclt crfdbrt, lit oics cine Der Streit-
irogcn, meIde b%cIt6nbig in Oel
@rcn5qclpGiicrn 5lpiidcn Nctp-Oorf ii.
CANADA micocr mftouNcnr ltnO 6oS
9cportement lit 6cntiibt, Elm Oiittel
81 finOcn, I'M lie SIT cntidciOcn lnO
aus Ser @eIt SIT idoffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10
ShiffsnadDridtcn.

Sem Dorf, 8. g(pril. - Sol
genOc Compiler iino bcutc bon bier
obgcfobrcn: o&oilcr @ilbclm Der
3lpcite" nod Bremen uno uGoronio"
nod &iucrpool.
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nSmolenaf" Don Aem-Oorf lit bier
ci%ngctroifcn.
9rcnt CT s. 2lpril. - Nltgefonl.
men lit bier gclltc Der 9ompfcr
nWtoin" bon Ncm.Norf.
Gbcrbourq, s. Npril. - Ger
Gonpicr y&oiicr @ilbrlm Der @roBe"
lit bier belltc OH. icjncr 6obrt BON
Nciu-Yorf nod Bremen nn0cloltgt.
&iOerpooL, 9. 9lpril. Scr
Coupler wGarnlQniq" lit Deute bon
bier nod Nciu.Yorf o%bQcinbret. ,
Nntmcrpen, 8. 9lpril. - Ser
0ontpicr o3cclnn0" bon 9tetp-gorf lit
i'm bicligcn Sofen ongefommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10

lie q. &roft, @eItieite Scr Grcterltr,,
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Gorle u. &roft an Wiidocl Sc SEQ
uub 6rolJ @citicitc ser Grctcritrobc,
nobc Goltern+2lpe., t3.5 bel 80, So.
emma 9. Gosfep an Sobn 9r0-
ming ilt1., unb 6rorL @eiticitc Der
@ilntor-, no6c MoibcritroBc, IA bel
80, @ro5, $40, $500.
glnno @olf on &uni0lunOc YolnS=
ia, @eitieite scr EortitroBc, nobc
SonpolcitroBc, II bei 60, @r05. $3G,
So.
George g9. 28ilfinion ltno 6rou on
Soa g. &offnon, Sitieite Der Strifs
teritroBc note HiGgS-2luc3 t3 bel n,
@ro5. $50, So.
s. &conorO Servings an Charles
s. GQlc, . Cots, So.
Minnie Barr lu1o @ottc bic nHeol
Gitotc II. Improvement &c." Noro-
o%itefc bon Sill ltlo &omorOitrobc,
II PEI AZ, @ro5. S25, So.
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marc Servings, 3 Cots, So.
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Srolt, Siioieitc Ser WcScnrp., nobe
@ilmprItroBc, S7.6 bel 1873, @rb3.
$4t, s..
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Sort, noGc 2onpoleitr., 1874 6ci 60.
@ro5. $40, So.
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nobe MoibcritroBe, % bei $50, $685..
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Sioof 6. NepmolL Oitieitc ser Safe
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2outer6o6, Sitieite Ser Sort, nobe
2onOolcitroBc 1874 6ci GO, @r05. $40,
So.
@corge alcilr llno Srol an emma
9co(mcr, 3 Cots, s..
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@rnnoitiifS 1le6crtrnaunarn.

Mottbcm @pnd lrr0 @ottilt an
6roncia :. &pndl 5mci @rupoItiide.
a.- d.. .,..
! Giclclbcn an GborlcS 5. 2pndL .
i@run0Itiife s.,
Gieicl6cn an Morp McGoifrou,
@cItlcitc ocs GliftopSElocc, noGc ser
Gogcr=S troBc, II bel r. @runo5ins
$40, So.
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.NorOieitc OcS Gliiton-@locc, no6c Der
Go0er-S troBc, fl Bel r. @rlno3inS
$45, So. ..
9teIelben an Wtorp WcGoffrop II.
u, @eitieite oeS Glifton-Yloce, na6c
@oGcr-S troBc, So.
s. &. Exclamation OIL Z. Milton
SoncS, 1 @runOltiif, 81.
Gnlilp Z. breckenridge ltlo @ottc
an @oltcr Wf. Spots, Siioicitc ser
9fort1-9(penltc, noGe Golpert.S trobc,
81 bel 100, @rlnO5ins $23t, So.
Charles @oQenbeinr oil Son $50.
genbeinl, Sitlcitc ser StroBe,
@rtnO5inS $24, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-10
Sciratbs=2 iccnscn.

SolncS $. 9rolun, 26, un0 Mor1o-
ret Solbnlnn is; 9tppIifont Hobcri
3. GougloB, Nr. zoos, Noro-G ollos.
StroBe.
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rine Wt. @pple, q; 9(pplifont (Soicpb
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StroBe. g
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llrbof, tS; Npplifont Sobn .. GLOBE,
Ger. 10, Goro.@ ilnot-S trnBe.
Ebeobore W. S,artg, 26, llnb Soo 6.
@rolpn, 10; slpplifont S6cooore ".
Gang, Ger. 2404, 6ranciseS trnBe.
Conrad Wolter, 56, @ittlper, ult0
3otberine SO. 2ebiof, As, @ittpc;
g(pplifallt Conrad @1lter, Er. 1872,
Yeaion.S troBe.
Soiepb Sbicr, ~ rtiio Cecilia
ganfs, %; 2Ipplifant g. Sdrroll 9tr.
2t6, Siio.@reterJ StroBe.
Melbin Is. @oltcrs, %, lllo Gl5oro
9. gaen, 81; spplifqnt Melpin Is.
@nftcrs, @uibingtoEL 3, Is.
Charles &. glnoreolL 81, ltno 9llice
6. Steipart, 1S; gpplifont Sobn 81.
Stefpnrt, Nr. 1858, Geoar.Npenlle,
SdmpOen.
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Ibfa6rtstagc Der Sampfcr BON
NclusVurf.

9it 10. Npril Gompfer Baltic"
nod &iperpool.
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nod Gottcr0om.
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nod Bremen Is
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nod Soprc. jI@.u
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nod} &onl6urg.
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no6 Gibraltar ,lno Neopcl.
Nn II. Npril Sampler uSclig
Sloo" nod Copenhagen.
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nod) Ncopcl.
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nod Glasgow.
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&eftern Marp1anb Giienbabn.

gepittnefS 20. gtobember, berldbt Stuen,Statton
SGgitdt. "
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W.s9ubi," Waptestoro, Johannesburg uftb.
anSse1onlnter Counting, 9aicod iinb Gunp
900 giadm. Accommodation mad linton.
grthge. fpfute tdaIt1, afseertommen Gonntae.
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glnS Baltimore : GuuntD.

IUS SHllllIUIC NUWIIU.
Ginc @oiicrnotb in Golpion uno Gu.
tbcrpiQc. - 3oblrci6e MiIctbGter
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Oen oifcntli6cn @e6duoen SIT Compton,
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SronOcS Dcrlogt bGttc1. Der 8rtb
cillcr @otptlcitlmQ2r6brc botte bic
,gcf0brli6e Situotion berultibci0mo-
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mtO gSiQiom Smith iucgcn 0icbItoblS
pon observation-disclosures pm Der oNtorp.
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@ef0nglriB.
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5u Eomion ibrtn Ero5cb ob, lpcil lie
Den fleincn Spbn bon &rn. 6rcOcrid
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mo ocrniclbcn 81 Gents in &onrgclo,
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Die @obnunq BON Trult 2llice 81.
SEER an Der 6rcOerif 9lpcnllc, nobc
Der SeohmooO! 2lpcllue, 3l Cations
biQe mllr0c ant Montog Oltrd) GScrcr
bcId0otgt. Die 9ranOllriodc lit nid)t
betultnt. Ter angeridtctc S6ooen
bctrGgt' $50, .t.f t,
E00tfi6cr Stur5.
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iNrcittr BON 9}r. 10, Golilitb. Strobc
fiel otii Wontog an Der Moplc.9 tpc,
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gliidti6 poIr cirlem @criiit, BOB ct
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GbcIapcafc 9ampfcr.G ompagnic.
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&~crciniotc S1ngcr uun Baltimore.

&crciniotc Singer uOu Baltimore.
SoltptQltorticr: 0@ernlonin-WlGlt
ncr6or = Safe" Erdiiocnt Senrp
SbomuS; corrciponOircn0cr II. proto-
foQircnOcr ScfrctGr iNc0. Sofmonn,
gtr. 321, @eit Wu0iiou . .StraBe;
Sinon5 e SefretGr 8. Simmcl6e6er,
gtr. 315, Noro-Gbelt.S trobe; S6ot-
meiItcr s.. Mtiflid, Nr. 7t3, @arner-
StroBc; Giri0cnt II. Sem6erQer.
SerinmnIlng jcOcn 5lpciten 6reitoJ
I'M Wto1nt.
n8crnanio=G ltartett. Cub"
@ultptQltortier: @ogner'S SoQe,
9tr. tt6, Noyo-|oco.S troBc, Sing
ItlutOc: Gicnitogs. - Girigent. +.
&urolllS.
nNrion."
SolrptQltorticr: nSto07SoQe," Nr.
POS, Sononcr StroBc. Sin0itun0c:
0tittlpod - Girigcnt: s.. 6. Jronf.
n@nrmontc."
SolrptQltorticr: Mr. Ala, @eit.
6opcttc.S trobc. SingItnnOc: Glen:
Itogs - Girigent: Sobn 81. &lein.
n@crmonia.MGnnerfor.
SoltptQllortier: @ermunia~ WGns
ncrhor5Sole, Nr. 4tO-412, ggelt-
9ombor0.S trobc. Sin9Ithnoc: 9on=
nerItogS - Girigcnt: S6eooor Sent
berger.
rTroblimn." ,.,A..
SollptQlrorticr: 6robiinn = Safe
9tr. 2000, 6rcoerid = goenlc. Sing,
1tllt0c: Mitttpod)S - Girigent: SoDu
y. alcin. a
n2(r6citer! MGnncrd)or." 'sl
Sollptqllartier: 9lnorcoS' SoQc
Or. 314, Sallopcrittrobe.. S%inGituli6t':!
W5ittuodS : 9iri0cnt: Gborles $.
Sodau.
DS6ollaEUtonlcrd)or."
SallptQllortier: &qigt's Solc Nr.
1922, SorforO-slpcnuc Singitun0e:
Gicnito9S-9iriocnt: s. &. 6rnnf.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sollptqllortier: 3ruidcr's 9 Soae,
Gcfe Gll6a- uno 9(norcitroBt. 1Sing.
Mittmod 9(6enos s llbr -
Sil6crt Stripped,
9lrbciter-2icocrtQfcl."
SollptQllorticr: &ol5' @o0c, Nr.
10S, @eit 2cringtonitroBc. wv Sing.
9icnitogs-Iirigcllt @lt6ert
&riippcl.
yWelooie."
SollptQllortier: 3. Shes Safe,
Gde 2omitroBc mo 9eloir . Morft,
Singltr1oc: 0onnerltogs-Giri9c
:. &nrolltS. III,
r9opcrii6cr MGnner1or."
SoltptQllortier: 9ldermunn's Sollc,
sfc BON Caroline mo @ollgbitroBe.
SinaItlmDc: 0onnerltog gbcnbs -
Sirigc1t: gllgllit S6neioer.
~Wicbgcr-@ elongpcrein." !
Sollptollartier: Soifmonn's Sauc,
2olp- llnb SorreIt StroBc. Sing
9ienitog-Girigent Slbert
ariippcl.
Observation-Disclosures"
SauptQlorticr: Gp6crt &oamer'S
5oQc, Nr. 192t-t923, Orleans.
SinoItnnbc jeben Conner
tag N6cllb; q. Yoblmonn, Giriqent.
u@idenfron5."
&ollptQuartier: Sobn S1nlibt's
BORN. 3orn's) Safe, gdc 3. mo
SollabltraBe, &iablanotomn. Sing
Wittnod)s - Sirigent Geo.
9. Yocbllmant.
vSlrnperein GormGrts."
&or1u1rts !SnIle, Nr. 732-73I
observation-disclosures.