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The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

10 the Democrats Voters Of the 5th Commission
gr8 District Of Leon County. florida
o thereby announce my candidacy for the position
Of County Commissioner from the 5th Commta-
loner8 District Of Leon County, subject % the oe-
ton Of the Democratic Primary.
Iu mnting this my announcement win say b
the people Of Leon county that feel gratatul g
them. one and ell. for their past support. and e
have Ia the past. endeavor 20 discharge my duty
% the very best Of my knowledge.
I am respectfully
WILLIAM A. REoEsTER.
10 the Democrats Voters Of Leon County
Having done my very best to serve the people Of
Leon county faithfully, satisfactorily and we'll at
the solieitude from number Of friends have de-
cided 20 run Tor denomination es County COmulia-
s0ner for District No. 1, at the Democratic Pri-
mary Election. Thanking one and all for sup
Respectfully. Z. C. sMTH.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County;
hereby announce myself candidate for Coun-
y Commissioners for District No. i. subject 20 ac-
Respectfully, WI. YARBRoUoH.
To the Democratic Voters Of County Commission
ers District No. 2. Leon County. Florida:
thereby announce my candidacy for the ofiee Of
County Commissioner for District No. 2 Leon
ocrstie Primary. and respectfully ask your sup
port for said nomination.
II nominated and elected pledge myself TO
serve your interests faithfully and we'll, and 70
serve also the best interests Of the people Of the
whole county.
Yours very respectfully,
RICHARD G. JOHNSON.
To the Democratic Voters Of the Third Commits
sioner's District Leon County:
beg to announce that am a candidate for re-
olec ton 90 the office Of County Commissioner for
the Third District In the coming primary.
J. w. COLLINS
To the Democratic Voters Of the 5th Commission
er's District. Leon County:
Il il by the continued solicitation Of many Of my
friends / announce my candidacy for County Com.
missioner for the 5th commissioners District, and
sincerely ask the support Of all Democrats on the
18th Of May, 1908. IL elected pledge myself to
the faithful duties Of the Office
am yours respectfully,
E. z. MCDANIEL.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County:
A number Of my friends having requested me
10 do 30, hereby announce for reelection as
County Commissioner from County Commission
sr's District No. 3. having served you faithfully
and successfully before. / promise 10 give the
duties Of the responsible Office my best attention,
Respectfuliy, JOHN C. MOORE.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County;
hereby announce myself as q candidate for
County Commissioner for Commissioner District
No. /. subject TO the action Of the Democratic
Primary Election. and promise my best service II
elected. Soliciting your support
Respectfully, L. S. CRUMP.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FoR STATE ATTORNEY.

10 tie DOmoCratie Voters OF the Second Judicial
Circuits
The stata Democratic Executive Committee
having been called 70 meet on February II. form
ally oD8ns the campaign.
ronominaton % the position Of State Attorney for
the Second Judicial Circuit subject % the action
of the Democratic voters thereof. IL my former
OF ny people, earnestly ask them for their en-
dorBamont at the coming primary have had as
Gurancag from many who opposed me at the last
primary Of their intention 10 give me their full
and candid support for denomination, and that
they intend 70 cooperate with my former valued
friends and supporters 70 the end that my vote
may be q most satisfactory one.
Appreciate 70 the fullest extent the confidence
my people have ever shown In me. / would that
my powers were greater that might serve them
the better. IL renominated my time and services
shall be theirs as they have been In the past.
GEO. w. WALKER.
To the Voters Of the Second Jndieihl Circuit, COM
pristng the Counties Of Leon, jefferson, Cad
sden, Liberty. Calhoun. Franklin and Walulla:
Having concluded 70 become q candidate for
State Attorney Tor said District. / shall be very
EEateful 70 you for your support at the coming
primary election-pledging you tofulhll the duties
OF said office 70 the very best Of my legal knowl-
edge. II elected.
remain as ever. a. In the days Of the past,
when 1 went among you, pleading the cause OF
true Democracy, wnen Il was then necessary 20
plead Yours 20 command.
NAT. R. WALKER.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

Having served now for more than q year a.
County Judge OF Leon County. Florida. hereby
announce myself Is q candidate for election 20
that oics subject 70 the action % the Democratic
Primary. pledge. II elected. faithful and inn
partial attendance 70 the duties Of the office.
b. A. MEGntNIss.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County;
hereby announce myself as q candidate for the
position Of County Judge. subject 70 the action Of
the Democratic Primary.
In makink this announcement / wish at the
same tune 70 thank my friends throughout the
county not only for the splendid vote they gave me
az the Last primary, but also for their many eX-
preasions OF good will and encouragement during
the past two years.
II elected. 1 will perform the duties Of the Office
faithfully and conscientiously.
HOWARD GAMBLE.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-

To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County:
hereby announce myself a. candidate for the
nomination as a Representative from this county
In the next Legislature Of Florida subject 20 the
action Of the Democratic Primaries.
JOHN l. NEELEY.
/ will be q candidate for nomination and re-
election 20 the once Of Representative In the Leg
isleture for Leon county at the coming Primary.
and win appreciate the support Of my friends.
A. s. WELLS.
To the Democratic Voters Of Leon County:
] hereby announce myself 90 q candidate for
nomination as Representative 10 the next Legisla-
ture from Leon county. subject 20 the action Of
the coming primary. VIZ. ROBERTS.
To the DomOeratic Voters Of Leon County:
thereby announoo my candidacy ns Representa-
tive Of Leon county before the coming Democratic
primary oloction and will abide By the results Of
aaid primary. soliciting the support Of the voters.
Respectfully, J. l. MOODY.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FoR CLERK oR CIRcurr oouRr.

% TIE DonOcrutie V0tsrl af Len COmty:
IheFeby nnnOn1es uY eandtdAey Cor tie once OF
sarrk a TIE Ch cut Court for Leon COunty sub-
- b nolntnattoa hg ~ oominR Darnoeratia Pri-
naEy, ard FSupeetfuhY ash Fou support for such
n0uinatioa.
y nonlnatad end sl.et-4- 7 I'll 0iy,, my tir,s
I'D haat Oliorts toEho faitiful psrfoSaanee OF the
o-Aio1 Butaining % the o.
V3yToug0CefaiiV.
HWmH 2. FnLEE-
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FoR TAX COLLECTOR

~ tAs DenoerAtie VOtsrs Of Leon County;
hsrehg hnn1uDeamy candidacy for TIE odeeof
Ha1 CoAoSt0g tor Leon County, subject 30 mont
Uoa,na b. tha eoSataG Demoerate PFlmarH and
Saapestfaly sak yOur support for Ssch noInina-
0un
u noninatsd and o5oetsd, I vtIl give ny time
cd bast Gdcrt8 70 ksfaithfui perfoFuaros of ~
o1tom pEtn4niaE 20 ~ Ohes
Ven TSSpee6aliy,
". A. DEMnLY.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
RAcE aUlClnE

as President Roosevelt calls It, iS not
nearly the menace to increase In pop
ulatiOn that deaths among infants are.
And eight out Of ten OF these deaths
are directly or indirectly caused by
bowel troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir
cures diarrhoae, dysentTy, sour stom-
ach and all infant ailments Of this
nature. Just the thing for teething
babies. Price 25 and Soc Sold BY
Hardee-Smith Co.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR SHERIFF.

80 the Donoeratis VOtusELsOa COunty'
] hereby nnnUgnesny oaldl6aey tor tie Olios Of
0hSIfR q Leu County. cd Eugp0stfuy esk yOuI
1uppo<t fur 49, olles 20 ths eomiag bon0cTatie
REhnaEy. II sleetsd viii Wan and fAithfully
ElShaEIls ~ dutias q ths of2ca
YWy TSpsetfuliy.
Wh.LGAH ~ LANosFOa.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

No faction. machine or ring. brought him out
He came out as q candidate alone and single hand
ed. He will be glad 10 receive the support Of the
corporations Of the anti-corpOratiOnH. the prohi-
btionsts and the -prohibtionists. Of the local
Optionists the Christians and the Jews, and Of the
Gentiles. the "Publicans and sinners" He would
even accept the support Of the Pharisees.
The corporations cannot do without the people,
and the people cannot do without the cOrporrtiOns
Neither should be allowed to oppre6s the other.
Capital is organized, labor should be organized.
The license tax.law licensing each little enter
prise should be amended In order that taxation
should bear more evenly.
Article XIX Of the Constitution provides for LO-
cal Option. The qualified electors lnot the Cow
ernorl approve OF veto constitutional amendments
He Is not on the recently constructed band
wagon"
He commenced life working In Quincy. Florida,
Rt q salary Of 1880 per month, and boarded him
self. He has himself been hard working Htrug-
Cling man. and he knows what Il means in others.
He has never married, he has always had Obliga-
tons. His life has been spent more in thoughtful
consideration Of other people than Of himself. he
feels sure he will be elected If he gets enough
votea." He does not propose to trade of q single
Office. There Is honor in being Governor. IL Il Is
tainted with dishonor. he does not want the Office.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR TREASURES.

To;the Democratic:Yoters of:Leon County;
81 hereby announce myself candidate for nomi-
nation and reelection as Treasurer Of Leon coun-
", Florida. subject 10 the action Of the coming
Democratic Primary 20 be held for such purpose.
wish 20 thank all Of my friends for their past
CQdhdence and support. and will appreciate re-
ceiYing again their future support for this Office.
Respectfully.
john EARLE PERKINS.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR CONeRESS. 3rd MSTNCI.

20 TIE voters Of Third Consroaslonal Distict:
Iannouca myself q candidate for the numintion
% Congro1a from the Third CongrU11ional District
q Florida n The Democgatic primaries soon 30 be
bed, VIII oldeeEQr % eoe 80 E1nny az the voters
~ viii b possible during the campaign aud earn
ctg solicit the support Of the voters Of this dis
trict l vii announce mo- platform IN the near
future. Yours truly, y. n. BAYB.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
- oOHNTY oolnIRaolEaa.

81 s6Aapumsustie Votors q COuntY CS-uuuiu-i.u-
en- DtoEiSt ~. 4 Lea C0untg. IiGtaat
las s.ssS%ss ~ sSail -. - - S4sPset
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The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
ron TAX ASSESSOR

rsIAhoNsa. Pa. FSh = Isos
- ths DomooEatis VOossu of Leon COunty:
lFeaDeetfHny oanOunos my sandidaeT for -
W1upanefton 70 tie o4loo - Assessor q TaEos for
ASSn Co1-sly, slhtost - tas DolpperAts Primary.
&Mf - VoEy mpoA. and win vory EratafuIly an
pEoelnAS . Eo-slaettoa - per han4A
WuLlAM q. ANS.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

lAnnouncomsnta win b puhishad under this
hgading at the usual fao. in advanga.l
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
FOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.

Idesire 10 take advantage Of this opportunity 10
thank the people Of Leon county for having hon
ored me with two terms a. q Member Of the Board
Of Public instruction Of Leon county. representing
School District Number Three Of Leon county
hereby announce myself aa q candidate Tor re-
election 10 the same position for the coming term
subject b nomination by the Democratic Primary
point with pride 20 the great improvement Of
our white public schools In every respect. which
has taken place throughout Leon county during
the past three years under it's present school ad-
ministratiOn, and congratulate the school patrons
upon the many advantages In the way Of better
teachers, longer terms better school houses, more
comfortable school furniture. good hlackboards,
new patent desks. etc. which they have received
from the hands Of our present school officials. /
rejoice at having been able 70 assist In this good
work, and pledge myself 20 do ell IN my power 70
promote stin further improvements IN case am
honOred with another term.
Yours truly,
DAWSON BoATWRIGHT.
To the Democratic Voters Of School District No. q
Leon County. Florida:
I hereby ann0unes'my candidacy for the ofiee
District No. Of Leon county, subject % nonnina-
ton By the coming Democratic Primary, and re-
spoctfully ask your support for aaid nomination.
Respectfully, ID. r. Cox.
To the Domocratic Voters Of School District No
Of Leon County. Florida;
hereby ANNOUNCE my candidacy for the Ofdos
Of Member of the Board of Public Instruction foE
District No. Of Leon county, subject % nomlna-
don by the soming Ds1Aoel1tie PTimaIy, snd ~
II nomlnatsd and elected I ple1G0 myself %
,orVs Yuur interests faithfully and well, and 10
lervs also ths bet ktrosts q the people of thS
Ehola county.
Yours VsEy rogDsetfuIly,
JOm n. PATEwsoN.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
ALBERT W. GILCHRIST.

Candidate For Governor Of Florida.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

Huyler'S in fancy packages ct Holmes
Drug Co. &8
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

POa SBPERVBoa o. RHalgEaAYSoM.
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The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27
ToR sUPEE1NTAaIDECr OF PUBLIC IN.
BFRUCTioH.

wa IA1y ttanhI % H. psopI Of Lasoa county
- ue k.Iu ng.d eLlSgurAgiBg aaaia anca gtvoa me
n hnprOStng - Puh1is Bci.snls of ovr eoa1ty I
linosloo IygU4 - candidata fur rs-eA.etios A.
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TOaEa tFNly.
The weekly true Democrat., 1908-03-27

WnEIAM b. BfOUIAim
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24

MISUNDERSTANDING. Marley &
Cesnan. 24-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
JUDGE To DECIDE
PAWPAW QUESTION
Left to His Judgment Whether
Frost Ripens Them.

Is a frost required to ripen paw
paws?
This subject furnished the topic of
discussion at the police court round
table this morning. 1t all came about
because Fireman Torbeck entered the
court room eating the luscious Indiana
banana and holding three others in his
hand.
Judge Converse and a news reporter
quickly Joined in the feast. The Judge
asked first if paw paws re not what is
fed oppossums to make them fat. He
was told yes, and to go ahead. He
ate without noticing the insinuation.
Then Sergeant McManus started the
argument 81 wouldn't eat a paw
paw If they paid me. unless it had
been ripened by frost" the sergeant
asserted. He was told he did not
have to as nobody would ask him to.
He responded they are not fit to eat
until after frost and the debate was on.
Gentleman George Morton Little of
the force had begun to MUNICH and he
sided with those who claim the fruit
is edible. Officer Gully stood by the
sergeant Others took up the discus
sion and it was decided to leave the
matter to Judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
GREAT CELEBRATION
Western Yearly Meeting OBJ
serves Fiftieth Ami
verSary.
ONE THOUSAND ATTEND.

Plainfield, Ind, Sept. 24.-The csle.
bration OF the f1ftieth anniversary OF
the founding OF the Western Yearly
Meeting of Friends was a success far
beyond the hopes of any of the com
mittee in charge. Over 1000 persons
registered, 212 of whom had attended
the first session Of the meeting fifty
years ago.
The greater part of the day was
taken up in the reading of the history
of the yearly meeting since 1t was
founded. These papers, together with
the communications and reminiscent.
ces of the meeting will be published
in book form. AS many as possible of
the 125 pictures exhibited OF the pho.
neers in the movement will be incor.
porated in the book.
An interesting communication from
Washington Hadley of California. one
of the first clerks OF the meeting, was
read at the afternoon session. Fifteen
states were represented and there
was present one delegate from South
Africa. The only minister living who
was in the work when the yearly
meeting was founded is David Tatum
Of Chicago. He took an active part
in the work Of the day.
The Western Yearly meeting was
set off from the Indiana Yearly Meet.
ing fifty years ago. Allen Jay
brought greetings from the mother
meeting. Jacob Baker at once arose
and brought greetings from the
grandmother meeting" for Indiana
Yearly Meeting was at one time part
of the Ohio Yearly Meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
CHANGE OF VENUE
Telephone Suit Against City
Of Winchester Brought
To Wayne.
SEEKING AN INJUNCTION,

Upon a change of venue. the suit
Of the Eastern Indiana Telephone Co.
VS.. the City of Winchester for injunc-
ton has been filed in the Wayne cir
cult court. The complaint sets forth
that in May 1894, the defendant city
empowered F. M. Fockler and George
E. Fockler to install telephone plant
at Winchester This was done at a
cost Of $4,000 and operated until
April 1, 1907, when 1t was sold to the
Winchester Telephone company. The
latter company improved the plant
and operated it until December 1905,
when it was sold to the Eastern In
diana Telephone company.
The complaint AYERS that in June,
1907 the city Of Winchester passed an
ordinance requiring that the wires of
the telephone company within a GER
tain district be placed in conduits.
The rental rate Of phones was fixed,
also. The company is seeking for a
perpetual injunction of the city to en-
force this ordinance on the grounds
it Is unlawful and without right
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
INJUNCTION CASE
IN RANDOLPH COURT
Arguments of Traction and
Peoples Attorney Be-
ing Heard.
NO RULING MADE TODAY.
THOUGHT JUDGE MACY WILL
TAKE QUESTION UNDER AD-
vSEMENT- JESSup REPRE-.
SENTS HILL IN CASE.

Argument upon the suit to enfoin
the Terre Haute. Indianapolis & East
ern Traction company from construe-
ting a freight line through Glen Mil
Ter park was heard in the Randolph
circuit court today. George Hin. re-
siding at Main and Twenty-third
streets. Is the plaintiff In the action.
He is appearing as the representative
Of property owners interested and cit
liens Of the entire city, who oppose the
freight line in the park. Hill is rep
resented by wilfred Jessup and ae-
PENDANT company by John r. Robbins
and Ferd Winters. local and general
counsel for the company
The case was taken to Randolph
county upon the petition OF the de-
PENDANTS representatives. Mr. Rob
bins announced in the Wayne circuit
court room he did not care to have the
case heard before a lobby OF church
bell ringers. He claimed there is q
prejudice against the company in this
city and justice could not be rendered
by the courts.
1t is not believed likely Judge Macy,
who will hear the argument. will rem
der his decision today, but take the
case under advisement. II the in
junction is refused. there will be no
way to prevent the company occupying
Twenty-third street unless II decides
upon some other route through its own
volition. This is not regarded as
probable. inasmuch as all the grading
has been completed for several weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
FERTILIZER.
PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC
WIRING.
Most anything in gas, water, steam
and electrical. H. H. Meerhoff, No.
8 South 9th. Phone 1895. 22-tf
Could Not Explain.

Look hyuh." said Nose, reading
from The newspaper. In New Yorl
dey's putin up thirty story buildin'
an dey's beginnin' at the fifteenth
story an workin' up an down"
What keep de middle 'spended II
de air while dey's wo'kin' up an
DOWN." demanded his wife suspicious
iy.
turned Nose, with widening eyes
Anyhow, OATS whar de brain ub d'
extractor come in. No niggahs lik,
you or me am pow'ful 'nough T splail
datw-Town and Country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
SIMPLE, BUT IMPRESSIVE
SERVICES ARE HELD
Funeral of Or. Grant Took
Place Today.

The funeral Of DR.. George H. Gran.
took place at 10 o'clock this morning.
services being held at the home. No.
101 South Eighth street The Rev.
Thomas j. Graham, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church and the Rev. I.
M. Hughes. former pastor OF the same
church. conducted the services which
were extremely simple though OF a
most Impressive nature. The inter
ment was in Earlham cemetery The
pallbearers were John Y. Pound
stone. s. 8. Strattan, Jr.. Frank I.
Braffett, DR.. M, F. Johnston, DR.. d.
w. Stevenson and Edwin II. Gates.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
HUNT CASE IS
HEARD TOMORROW
Much Interest Being Taken in
Trial.

The case of the state VS.. Clayton o.
Hunt, the trader, has been set for trial
in city court tomorrow morning. Hunt
is charged with trespass upon the
premises of Mrs. Susan Sauer on South
Thirteenth street Considerable in
terest has been manifested In the trial
because of Hunts prominence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
Greatest little satisfierS of
big wants are the
ads below

Do you want to sell
that farm of yours this
fall? Well why not ad=
vertise it under the FOR
SALE column Of the Pal
iadiun1. There are plenty
of buyers i'm the county
that are looking for just
such a farm as yours.
The only way to let them
know is to advertise it i'm
the Palladium. The pub
Lie looks to this paper for
their wants: Let them
find yours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
Births.


The muscles Of the stomach IN old age are M
- strong or active a. IN youth and "a cosss-
qnence old people are vesy subject to consfipa-
bowel movement without ARTIFICIAL aid. NaoY
also. havs UNPLEASANT eructat3ons of gas krosn
ed By fh. use OF DR.. caJdwsus Syrup popoin
which permauenky regulates the bowels 20 shaf
passages come naturally. and 50 strengtbsas
comfort DrusxfstS seq h ~ 50 csu.s & q 3
large bott1a.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-24
Deaths and Funerals.

KITTLE-The remains OF Mrs. Ed
ward Kittle arrived from Dayton on q
special car this noon and were taken
Immediately to Earlham cemetery.
where short services were held. She
was formerly OF this city and was weir
known.
MDNDENHALL-The funeral of
Mrs. Earl Mendenhall took place this
afternoon at $40 o'clock from the
home, $40 North Seventeenth street.
The Rev. Huber OBLIGATED. The bur-
ial was in the Lutheran cemetery.
The pallbearers were Harry Gates.
Herbert Williams. orland Hatfield,
John Sanders, George Muey and Earl
Bradfield.
PRICE-The funeral of Mrs. L. Ed
ward Price took place this afternoon
from the home, 2O6 North Sixteenth
street. There were many beautiful
floral offerings. The Revs. Wade and
Bunyan Of the First NJ. e. church Of
ficiated. A quartet rendered several
beautiful selections The burial was
in Earlham cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were Thomas Williams, OrviIle
Price. e. w. Price, omer Hodge. hoy
Hodge and Fred Eastman.
TOBIN-Michael Tobin died this
morning at the advanced age Of So
years at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs John Ramp, 227 North Sixteenth
street. He is survived by three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. John Reddington, OF Cincin-
natl, Mrs. John Ramp and Miss Kath-
crime Tobin and one son. The funeral
will be Saturday morning at 9 o'clock
from st. Mary's cemetery and the In
terment will be In the cemetery Of the
same.
Births.
To James c. and Lulu Braxton, 4oz
North Fifteenth street, boy, first child
To Thomas and Beryle Began, 543
North Eighth street, boy, second
child
To Albert and Della Schubert, zl2
Randolph street. boy, fourth child