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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
PLAY WAITING GAME
Indiana T. P. A. I.
Did Not Ask National
HonorS This Year.
WILL DO so NEXT TIME.

MAT~1M The eighteenth annual
Ns5sA IlANaAA convention of the Travel
III - ~. ers Protective association
MENU of America, has just clos
SR9 ed most interesting and
profitable session at Mil
Waukee. We say this from the meag-
er reports we have had from the con-
ventiOn AT this time.
In the numerous questions that
came up before the convention for
discussion, it seems that Missouri
with her siXty-four delegates was dia-
metrically opposed to Indiana with
her siXty-three delegates These two
states swinging the largest delega-
tons in the convention. but on all
questions that were voted on Indiana
was able to get enough support out
side to carry their point.
Louisville, KY, secured the national
president. in the person of H. 0. Grey
and Indiana stuck TO her resolution
made at West Baden, that they would
ask for no National honors this year,
nor would they accept any. This is
done because Indiana will have a can
dldate next year for national secre-
tary and treasurer, who they expect
to elect. The members of Indiana div
islon feel that they have something
coming TO them in the way of nation
al honors that is substantial, and thew
VIII not be satisfied until they have
secured the national secretary and
eaSureT. The candidate is man
capable and one who has many friends
in the national association, and would
serve T. p. A. interests with credit in
the important capacity of the office
which he seeks.
Asheville. n. c., was selected as the
place to nold the next convention and
a more desirable city could not have
been found. The location is fine. and
the hotel accommodations excellent.
With its high altitude the weather is
not hot at this time of the year and a
trip to Asheville will be one that ey-
cry delegate will enjoy.
w H O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

from a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Dayton. Ohio.
- ,S -
Miss Mary holland entertained at
dinner Friday evening at her home on
North Sixteenth street. The guests
were Miss Mamie Scott; Messrs. BY
ron Boslogue and Edward Dolan, all
of New Castle.
- ~ y
Miss Haley Harold and DIR. Frank
Harold were guests at a dinner party
given in indianapolis recently in hon
or of Miss Lura Harold. whose mar
riage TO Mr.. Leigh Hunt will take
place this week. Miss Harold will re-
main in the city until after the we'd
ding.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
OCTOGENAR|AN hEARS
END OF LONG WALK
EngnSnman Has Traversed
Nearly $4,000 in the
Past Eight Years.

,London, June 81 Mark All, an
English long-distance walker. who will
be eighty years of age next month
started on August 9th. 1900. to walk
JOG, 900 miles by August 1910. He has
covered nearly 10000 miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
MUSIC

The following program will be given
this evening at the Second Presbyter-
ian church:
Professional March ...... Batiste
Miss BaIlenger.
Hail Great Creator Hamberg
Choir.
Familiar Hymn
Choir and Congregation.
Bow Down Thine Ear $500. Herbert
Choir.
Prayer led by the pastor.
Emanuefs Land ..... Bracelet
Miss Warner and Miss Mumbower.
Offertory-Sonatine. OPP. 90. Kuhlan
Miss Ballenger.
Quartette ..............-... Lansing
Misses Mumbower and Warner.
Messrs. Cox and Rogers.
Announcements
We Are Strangers Here. =. Dressler
Misses Hilbert and Warner, and
Mr. Cox. assisted by the Choir.
Sweet the Moments Rich in Bless
1ngs .........-..-...... Solly
Miss Hilbert and Mr.. Lander.
Assisted by Choir.
Through the Day the Lord Has
Spared Us ........ Wallace-Arem
Choir.
BenedlctlOn
Professional March ......... Henry
Miss Ballenger.
r. T. Ellis. director.
Miss Jessie Ballenger. organist.
- - -
Master Robert Taylor will sing the
offertory solo this morning at the Reid
Memorial church. The programs for
the services are:
Morning Service.
Organ Prelude-"Song Without
Words Thome
Anthem-"Jubilate Dec" $500. Buck
Andantino ............. Lemaire
Ofertory Solo-Master Robert Taylor
Postlude . Bartholomew
Evening Service.
Organ PreIude-"Folk's Song
Jean Nicode
Anthem-"The Day Is Past and
Over observation-disclosures. Marks
Melody .......... Rubinstein
Postlude-March ...-.. Flagler
'0rganist-Miss Foster.
Director-Dr. Holmes.
- " -
Special musical numbers will be
given at the morning and evening ser
vices today at the Fifth Street NJ. z.
church.
The chorus choir OF the First Pres
byterian church will render several
beautiful anthems today at the church.
The choir is under the direction OF
Professor VIII Earhart
- sS e
In addition to the usual organ num-
beers BY Miss Knollenperg. the follow
ing vocal music will be rendered to-
day at the First English Lutheran
church:
Anthem. we Stand in Deep Repent
ance." Pinsuti.
Male chorus. The Lord VIII Com
fort Thee" Lorenz-
Duet. God That Made Earth and
Heaven. Rathbun. Mrs. Kruger.
Mrs Bartel.
Mixed quartette. Lord God Al
mighty" yerdi-Stearns.
y .S -
Heinrich Gerhard. the pianist. has
been engaged 10 appear as soloist at
one of the Sunday afternoon concerts
which Hermann Klein viii give a. the
New German Theater. New York, next
season
Marcus kellerman will be one of
the soloists al the Ohio Teachers con-
vention which meets at Toledo fb>
last Of this month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

June Is KNOWN DIS the HlODi1 Oh "eOs
dings and the old adage that brides
and roses should be associated with
that month certainly held good this
season. On Wednesday of the past
week ten weddings of local interest
took place.
Wednesday morning Miss Cessna
Kennepohl and Mr.. Fred Foley were
married at eight o'clock at St. An
drew's church.
Miss Lillian Peelle and Mr.. Couglen
of indianapolis were married at the
brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dickinson of this city being in attend
ance.
Mis- Edna Moore and Mr.. Arthur
Test were married at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Moore A list of the weddings of last
week follows:
Miss Catherine Bertrand and Mr.,
Fred W. Selms.
Mr. Edward Warfel and Miss Cora
Igleman.
Miss Ada Thurman and Mr. Ed
ward Sweet.
Miss Olive Susan Rogers of Amo,
Ind. and Professor Lindley of Earl
ham college.
Mir. Frank Page and Miss Grose of
Cincinnati.
Miss Edith Bond and Mr.. Joseph
Morgan of Greensboro.
Miss Bermuda Halliday of Lynn, and
Mr. Frank Ault of Chicago. formerly
of Cambridge City.
Mis- Rose Lawler and Mr.. George
Clark.
Miss Anna P Towle and Mr.. John
E. Taylor.
Several other home weddings were
celebrated in a very quiet manner
tss - y
Mr.. Sam Mann and daughter, Miss
Hilda. have gone to Sioux City for a
months vacation.
- :: y
Several dinner parties will be given
today at the Robinson cafe and the
Country Club.
The wedding of Miss Bertha Nellie
and Mr.. Eugene Herold will take
place the early part of July.
~ - -
Mrs. B. B. Myrick, Jr.. was the host
ess for a meeting of a thimble club the
latter part of the week at her home on
North Eleventh street. The rooms
were arranged in a pretty manner
with sweet peas and ferns. The hours
were spent socially and at needle
work Luncheon was served. This
was the last meeting of the season for
the society, although a picnic will be
given in two weeks at Glen Miller
park.
- - -
Mrs Shuman Jones. Of Los Angeles,
California, received yesterday after
noon at the Westeott hotel. Mr. and
Mrs Jones vii leave the early part of
this week for trip through the west.
They have been the honor guests at
many social functions during their
stay in this city.
- - -
Mr. Warren Clements, who has been
attending school at Kenyon. has re-
turned home He will spend his vaca-
ton in this city, the guest of his par
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
AMERICAN GIRLS WITH MILLIONS STAMP
APPROVAL ON INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGES


Titled Nobility
Doury Many EHgbes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28
THE WEEKS SOCIAL CALENDAR

Tuesday Annual picnic of the
South Eighth Street Friends church
will be held at Glen Miller.
Wedding of Miss Lura Harold and
MI Hunt at Indianapolis.
Wednesday-Good cheer club will
meet. Several churches in the city
will hold picnics on this day.
Thursday - Woman's Relief Corps
meets at the G.. A. r. hall.
Friday-Elks will give a dance at
Jackson's park.
Saturday-A dancing party will be
given at the country club house for
members.
ST. Paul's L,4theran church will
have a picnic at Rocky Rill."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Miss Clara vossler has returned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Marcus KelIerman viii be one of
the soloists at the Ohio Teachers con-
vention which meets at Toledo tb>
last of this month.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Mr.. Warren Clements. who has been
attending school at Kenyon. has re-
turned home He will spend his yaca-
ton in this city, the guest of his par
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Test who have
been spending their honeymoon in
Chattanooga, Tenn. will arrive here
this afternoon. They will leave some
time this week for their future home
in Akron. 0.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Heinrich Gerhard. the pianist. has
been engaged TO appear as soloist at
one of the Sunday afternoon concerts
which Hermann Klein viii give a. the
New German Theater. New York, next
season
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Many picnics will be given thi
week by the various churches and 81
cieties. a number Of young peopl
will spend the Fourth picnicing in tn
many beautiful groves about the city
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-28

Mrs. Shuman Jones. Of Los Angeles.
California, received yesterday after
noon at the Westeott hotel Mr.. and
Mrs Jones viii leave the early part Of
this week for a trip through the west.
They have been the honor guests at
many social functions during their
STAY in this ri4y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Nos 81. S1nncrfcit.
g.
Ginger crobern Indianapolis.
Critics Gun}ert.

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l6O 6obnen 9etrogcn mlrOen uto
olrdl Nonlct tapier mltmorihirten,
cr0iinctc Den beltti9cu Gcittug.
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luo ser ungebcllre ,(l,bcI, nit Dem
ocriclbc lGnoit ser W}uri6roilte te.
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icIben lltpcl4fblid bIcibcn, 3eftt
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locI1c sur gtroBcn Ttforntior 1cb6.
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bid. Nit 1an5 bciouOerem Gntbll-
iioanura mllroc iiberoI Die 6obnc ocs
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ihc Sien dllcgoriih OurHclteQt mar,
ulo bic Sobne oes Gurucrbut0eS be.
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9tlti Ocu Stufen Oca aric0eroenf.
mails mo Dor bemiclbcn grilppirten
iif) 0ic SGller, Die Iobncnt0Dcr, ioz
mic bic SGngcr-@eb0rocn I'M San.
5clt Dobl Oreitnlricno Ecrioncn. Ser
SeitnoNen nit Der Nunoes=S 6n0cr.
IohnC bieit pur oen u1tcrItcn Stuien
mo lmuu0e bci ieiucm Gri6einen
ourh 9fciGcn oler 6obncn begritBt
m0breno Die Mtuiif cincn Guild
ipicltc.
Sicrnod) luur0c bon 0en Sanger,
oo5 nNunNeslico" Qcilmqcn. llno
Damn biclt Groi. Sonues Seller, Scr
@lln0c9- ErGliocnt, cine 4niprn6c, Die
oft Ourd) 0cifuQS- Gcmonitrotione1
untcrbrodcn muroe. Gr bctontc Qollj
btIonGcr0, Dob Dies Set cine cdte
@erbriioerung ser S0bnc Wcrn1.
Mas I'M Nllslanoe ici, mie sic Bun,
Ocsflo1gc bcS Recommendations
SurncrblmoeS ncbcn Ger oltcn Iu6nc
Oca Recommendation SGn0crbun.
oc@ 5llr @cniigc bcflu1Oc.
0n2 0rittcUun5Cr
Die NcrOltmiNe SGn0crhnQc olli
ocn Observation-Disclosures mur iiberfiint
mo Die 3n63rcr soften Sen 0c6ic0l
llcn SclItllngcn qebiI6rcplc Nncrtcn,
llllH9. b,1rs .sifs
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Habm Gnmnfuli-InflOinng ans Der.
lelcn.

NHN
Nem Oorf,. is. Suni. - SRI.
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ter Don SamcS 6ront 9loomcr, ser
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Cincinnati, =. mobnt, trnnf geItern
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lcr men0ete Oic Wagcnpumpc al unO
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0oh idon in mcnigen Winllten mar
lie foot.
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ltnO nohOcm or Sen 9rllocr ser Zoo
ten nno sic Qie1crihnit eingcbuto
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Gincr ibrcr 9riiocr, Martin &. 9loo-
I1ler, lit Sconltcr Scr o2iut Gboin
gclt 60" bon Nem ScrIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Ins Dem Snncren WarpluuO's uno
Den n%ngrcnsenScn Stantcn.

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Gic Nnlogen Der o9fihmouo Stppc
Company" in Nitnlono, 30, iino ont
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mo cine Belt lang iporcn ouh bic
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hcrcn @crtb olri 5mei MiQioncn Sol.
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600, ulb bcnuicIbcn iolen MIR 500.
600 Ncrliderlug gcqcniibcriteben.
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mo Die iGmmtIidlcn Nciicnoen miii,
len nod &oliic b%crlticn merOen.
GoloateulpicI obacidofit.
EOS Siniou miIitdriihc &nititnt
bon Wet Sirginicn, cine Sodidulc,
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Weitern WarDIanb Giienbabn.
seeinnenS 7. Stunt perIaBi siuensetatio

eesinneno 7. SUM. perIdBt Siuen.e Citation.
1Ggltdl.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Sra0iihcr GclbltnIprS.

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nndl Daid)icOener 0rpbiingen, iein
0aicin SIT rnoen IieB ct gcItern Die
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Cine Che Srao1oic.

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friIbcr Morgeninnoc ser 6urnler
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gebort, oab Sinu 4nItolten eetroiicn
batt9 lid perl iIr iheioeu 81 laiiel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19
Gublcnbnbn Eruscb.

N6ilo0elpbi 4, ga, IS, Sllni.
- Sn Dem Fro5cB, mcIdJcn Die Nitns
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ibr Elniooper. ST.. 9onnpnrte been.
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III Nniprllf nabnl, INN 312 llbr uno
trnt NIT lctnen N%rBunentcn baltpts
lGfIih iiir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der io%gcnonntcn o%Golnnobitp"s &lou.,
lel Elm. Ter @eridtsbof ndGm Die
Aften idlicblid in GrluGging ltllb
pcrtogte it'd. 9Iuc betbcili1ten Ydr-
tcien merocn ipIter nod idlriitlidf
Gorlegnngen ibrca Observation-Disclosures
ciureiheu. -4 riifrs4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-19

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6cr,crfora,,crtbor ~. alma Jcit I,no
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SOU, uobro,5toft ;h,o n,;i;tSr;,4c 9,or
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mon >ohrra}hh,bicirr nrs 49, nhrs.
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ncrt ,,c9 in ,mnna;6r,ti,pr yGciie
n,,,AhI;fcn SOS nic QchronitoIt Wrln
,nLro,,Hr n,n a, frirr ,1(crbtc &hre
n,Srr mann, 6;c a~hcn,olinrr 1hi;Irr
nc, 9n,,t,r+ sic ,,5thiorn a. 600 o,,f.
trc;b,, m;irhcr nm, cirp Ghrlihr
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7ic Nemobrrr nps Nn4nnor.7i.
,triftca ror Nomorh.Gnrntn hohcn IN
elmer 5uc5iolobitimmuno nit 81 &c.
cen IS Stin1nlcl bcidlloiicn, cine gnl.
lcihc I'M Netro0c BON 100000 tllr Die
Grridtllra elmer SonoltrnBc BON
&odpiIlc nod) Der Fotomnc CONDUIT
9iooo 81 bultelt. Ntc Steltcrrate oc@
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ltcn Sobrcll nm EN- Setrudtllde" CT
bobt,
Eeppid 6nbrtf nteoer9e-
bronnt.
Gtc Sprtna Solpn Scpp1ht Nobrlt,
mcld)c ON Slg GltGrret, 5cbt Met
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0rntalcr WurSanfan.

Tbilobelpbin is. SUM-. =
0os Cbftr tiltcS init n%lglallbIifer
@rutolit1t oliSgciiibrten angrifiS
mllrbe III Der 3eit on liz llbr Witt
nod Nadts NM 6 llbr geitern Nor
gen Die. t9.iGbri9e 0orotbp Orders
i'm 2~anobouie hires Suters in Gorbp.
Gin mbcfannter Wdnn brong in ibr
S6lof5inmcr ltnO periebte ibr nit
eiliem %ciicrnen G1urnier milbeitenS
5pan5ig Siebe olli ben appf, iie toot-
lid permnnoenO. IS baltbelt lid form
Inn cillen Gallbaniaa. ioiOern Inn Ell
nen aft oebf Gahe} ,eaer. giferiudt,
Der Geroadtt rid)tet iid} ge9en 5lpei
Yeriopen, eutcn Sertplubten nno Ell.
men StubaItenj meItber Ser iungell
Dame oet @SF gen1nd,t battc. Der
Namc bes Stli6Gntcn Hf'hiht befamlt,
Sd sic .gerltste, oie fAnim rllniucr-
Iiitats,, SeJRjNl" bsiffAett in ihrer
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lid aeipeigert bate, irgeno weld)c
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Elm mberorocntlif idones W'aoden
rno bie Sodter cillcs Gripafiers, Der
IN 9arbp iein 2onobous bat. als
man ,,geitern Morgen in ibr Sdlaf-
5imnler oralg, mar Tie iiber ilno ilber
nit 9lut beocdt ltto bepnbtlos. Sbr
anarciier mnB Oird ein 5enIter IN
bas 3inmcr ci%ngcorunaen iein.
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GnprnCr NphlcnrcidtGnm.

ct. EuuI. Miinn.. IS. <uni. -
Sn Scr &crbonOllulg Dor cinem Spe-
ulsGommiiiGr ser @lnnoc8rcQicrung
iogte Qcltcrn Sbomos Cooper, Ser
2uno.Gommiii1r Ser nNortbcrn ga.
ciiic-Giicnbobn" bel elmer Inter.
indllma iibcr 6rpdtiotc ans, Die Der
Q%cnountcn @cicaidait ~aeb6riacn
northumberland cr'portcn ibr jGbr-
lid $2,770,00O uno bGtten fiir lie
cincn @ertb pon $50,000,000. Nae
2obleiL lpclfc bic 9abn mcltIid) uon
@i5mntd, u. 3, brnndc, miir0cll
ans ibrcn ciQencn 8rllbcn bc5ogcn.
Ger 3eltgc begtc tcincn 3ruciicl oo,
riibcr, .bnb mcnm sic n9tortbern 80.
ciiic, &abn" ibrc @rllbcnbeiit in
HoaIDrl p%crGuBcrn poltc, Die Obi
cugc, Milmoltfrc uno It. Eolil-@iIcn-
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Hationol 9anfeu.

National = Banter.
rSbe Elb somn aatiuual gani," Sab uno
9retersStraBe. Sdcob u. Soof, Yrditoeni;
SenrO 8. Reoue, St1iitrer.
r3wcite Natiuuul.sant," 432 SibsgroaoluaD.
u. Is. 9Sagner. Aallircr.
t9Scitcrn National Naut," IA Nuros@utapsStr
gS. Marriott, &diiircr.
rSritte National Sani," Sde Baltimore uuo
9tort6sStrnBe.
nSarmcrs 4 Werdants' National ganf,"
Soutbs lino 2onbnrosS trabe.
u6ornmertial & Sarncrs' National Sant,"
Silopeits@de Soparo= uno SermansStraBe.
). ). Balbpin, aaiiirer.
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bobn" 6ereit icin piirOe, Ooiiir $40.
100000 SIT bcjdblen. Tltocre Sob
lenIagcr. mrldle Ser oNortbern Eoci.
iic.Sdbn" 0ch6rten, bitten minOeitenS
ciltcn Mertb BON 100000 GOO.