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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
DON'T BOIL THE WATER.

Boiling and distilling water removes
the oxygen and makes 1t fat, indigest-
ibIe, and unhealthful.
Filtering only takes out very small
part of the filth and disease germs.
If you want to drink absolutely pure
water, fresh, sparkling, life-giving,
natures best remedy. you can have it
for cents per gallon delivered at
your door from Knots mineral and
pure water springs, Porter, Ind.
Send card with name and address to
w. F. Cox, Porter. Ind, or call up
phone 135 Hammond, and we will do
the rest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
MERRTILyILLE.

Mrs. Jennie Middleton Of Chicago
Heights is the guest of Mrs. S. B.
Woods. Mrs. Middleton will attend the
dedication exercises at Merrill hall to-
day.
Joe Niksch and Grace White were
married April and viii reside in Gary
where Mr.. Niksch has a position. Grace
was born and raised in Merrillville and
has been living at the home of her par
ents for a number of years.
Miss Ella Franz of South Chicago, is
visiting at the home of her parents
for few days.
Willie Nasshahm has arrived at Port
land, Ore, and reports a fine trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
HEGEWISCH.

Chas. Stroth made flying visit here
Sunday, on his way to Auburn. Ind.
where he has taken position as ma
chinist.
John Stroth left for DeKalb Monday
where he has taken a position on a
farm.
David Anderson visited with B. An
and family over Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Luth-
eran church held their regular meeting
in the church rooms last Saturday
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
GRANTED AT CROWN POINT
William NJ. Antio and Ethel Emboder
of Hammond, Married Yes
terday.

Crown Point. Ind, April 9.-Spe-
cial.)-The following marriage licenses
were granted in the Lake circuit court
here yesterday:
Thomas Highland, Hammond; Rose
Allen, Hammond.
Joseph Niksch. Gary; Grace White,
Merrilville.
George B. Erb, Kenwood, Ill; Ha-
zelle King. Chicago.
Henry NJ. Harbour, Chicago; Bertha
Meinert, Chicago.
Daniel QUINN. Chicago; Minnie wiese,
Chicago.
William NJ. Antio, Hammond; Ethel
Emboden. Hammond.
David Cohen, Chicago; Rose Levy,
Chicago.
Henry A Jens. Chicago; May Hume,
Chicago.
John H. Anderson, Chicago; Hannah
Peterson, Chicago.
Charles ]. Bartemes, Chicago; Angel
E. Brion, Chicago.
Leopold Weinberg, Chicago; Reta
Morris. Chicago.
William J. Campbell, Chicago; Mary
T. Logan, Chicago.
Herman Schaffer, Chicago: Elsie
Kaplan, Chicago.
Frank NJ. Manning, Chicago; Theresa
NJ. Noyle. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

state normal school at worcester, Mass.
having already graduated from Wor-
cester academy. His son, Robert, is at
tending Leicester academy.
A. w. Greenwald is in the city today
from South Bend on business.
NJ We'll and c. M. Brown of Gary
visited the local lodge of Odd Fellows
at its meeting Tuesday night.
A. D. Robinson and wife of Frank
fort, are visiting in the city.
st. Ursula's guild met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Dodd.
Franklin Van Dusen is here today
from Porter.
R. II. Maxwell of LaPorte, is in the
city today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
DEMONSTRATE WORTH
OF EXTINGUISHER.

Messrs. ]. T. Hair and B. R. Hair,
representatives of the Liberty associa-
ton, manufacturers of fire apparatus,
made an appointment with the board Of
education to demonstrate their fire ex-
tingusher next Tuesday. They gave a
small exhibition in the fire station and
asked the chief permission to demons
state on the streets this afternoon.
Chief Dilschneider granted the permits
sion. The extinguisher consists of
powder which is thrown into the flame.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
FARMERS WIFE DIES
OF MEASLES YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Annie Marie flanders Passes Away
in Eagle Creek Township.

Crown Point, Ind, April 9.(-Spe-
ial)-Mrs. Annie Marie Zanders, wife
of Henry Zanders, who lives on a farm
in Eagle Creek township, one-half
mile southwest of Kinney's store, died
at her home on Tuesday of bronchial
pneumonia and measles. Mrs. Zanders
was 43 years and IL months old. She
will be buried in the Crown Point
cemetery and the funeral held at the
Lutheran church here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
BLACK OAK.

Miss Lillian Thone spent Tuesday at
Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Buse of Black Oak,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert of Ham
mond, made trip to Crown Point by
way of st. John and Dyer Monday. The
trip was made in Mr.. Kunert's auto.
]. c. Seberger. Mike Klitch and Fred
Keck transacted business at ToIeston
Tuesday.
Mike Grimmer and Ed Goodman of
Highland. transacted business here
Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
VALPARAISO.

C. E. Paul was in the city yesterday
from Pulaski.
D. L. Richmond of Wheeler, paid us
short visit yesterday.
]. w. Hutchinson and wife of Wheeler
are here today.
1. W. Plant is in the city today from
South Bend.
Ed. O'Neil. formerly of this city. reg
istered at the Lafayette hotel, Tues
day night. He reports his family all
we'll and says that his daughter ex-
poets to graduate this year from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Attorney Kept His Word.

Attorney Clarence Bretsch returned
to Gary this Afternoon bringing with
him one of the famous defendants in
Servian riot cases, Mike Berich, whom
he defended. and succeeded in getting
equitted. Mr.. Bretsch has constantly
asserted that he would free the man
and he kept his promise. Berich looks
but little the worse for his confinement
in jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
CROWN POINT NEWS
viii Send Big Delegation.

Crown Point is planning to send a
large delegation to the county high
school oratorical contest to be held in
Hammond tomorrow. A special car will
be chartered from the Erie and it is
said the company will make special
rates to the delegation Crown Point
has every hope of winning the first
prize in the orations and want a lead
ing place in the chorus awards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Carter a Busy Man.

Sheriff Carter Is busy man these
days putting in full time transporting
prisoners from the county jail to the
Superior court at Hammond. Quite
frequently he has charge of about eight
prisoners hand -cuffed together, and
anyone that thinks the sheriff's office
consists only in looking pleasant want
to get a snapshot of Carter these morn
Ings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
L. O. T. M. Meeting.

The Ladies of the Maccabees held a
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
Three candidates, Mesdames Charles
Johnson of Robertsdale and Bertha
Scott and Felix McElroy of Whiting.
Mrs. Vincent's committee took charge
after the business routine was disposed
of and entertained in novel fashion.
Elegant refreshments were served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

worth, were Hobart visitors wednes-
day.
The Hobart delegation. consisting Of
about two hundred, will leave Hobart
tomorrow by special train via the
Pennsylvania lines at p. m. to at
tend the oratorica1 contest at Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Hotel Manager III.

]. A Klein, manager of the Gary
hotel, has left for Mount Clemens,
Mich, where he will spend a few weeks
to recuperate from recent illness from
which he has suffered while in Gary.
Mr. Klein was directly affected by the
change in climate from the heat of Ok
lahoma where he was formerly located.
to the chilly breezes of Gary. Mr..
Klein's wife accompanied him to Mount
Clemens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
List of Letters.

List of letters remaining in Crown
Point post Office for week ending April
4. 1908:
Mrs. Annia Knoff.
H. S. Marshall
Jimmie Pattatent.
f. S. Russell, 2.
Smiley & Green.
John H. Seneff, NJ. D.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Sure Thin1.

When woman wonders why she
is taking on flesh, and man tells
her 1t is because she eats too much
and doesn't do enough work, it is
safe to say that this is a married
couple.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

IL the jObber stopped sending ont
statesmen how long would his business
Iasts If you stop advertisIng-wen,
figure out what will happen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Uncle Eben.

Sometimes" said Uncle Eben,
plates, Is per cent; TANKS, 1
folks dat wants to be contented dasnt
foh fear O. bein' unfashionable.P
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
WARDEN REID AGAIN
ASSUMES HIS DUTIES

Health of Michigan City Official, Well
Known Here, Has Improved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

Mrs John Beng and son have rented
the Barr farm, west Of town, and viii
commence to work the land soon.
Miss Mary Pinter, a trained nurse
we'll known here. is reported very sick
at the home of her brother, John Pinter
of Wheatheld, Ind.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartho-
1omew. on Monday, a baby girl.
Mrs VIM Nicholson was called to
Hammond today to the beside Of her
daughter, Mrs. John c. Agnew of Webb
street, who is threatened with typhoid
fever.
oliver Wheeler is reported on the
sick list.
Charley Taylor has resigned his posi-
ton as bartender at Scott Rabbits
saloon.
Mrs. John B. Peterson and daughter
Miss Belle, were Chicago visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Edwin Davis is spending a few
days with relatives in Crown Point.
Charles Lamberg and Ed Knight
transacted business in Hammond
Whiting and East Chicago yesterday
Harry Minas, proprietor of the 5 and
1C cent store in Hammond, transacted
business in town Monday.
Irl Rockwell was Gary visitor yes
terday in the interest of the Meekel
MISERY here.
Thomas Highland and Rose Allen
William Antio and Ethel Emboder, botf
Hammond couples. were in Crown Point
Monday to secure marriage licenses.
Mrs. Matthias Boney and Mrs. Ed Me-
of the Hotel Carleton returned thi
morning to Hammond after visit will
Crown Point friends.
John Gerlach, who has been seriously
i'll at his home, is reported considerabl!
better this morning.
Adam Gerlach is in Highlands toda.
on business for the Aetna Life Insur
ance company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

Michigan City, Ind, April S.-War-
den James D. Reid, who went to New
York two days ago to consult a spe-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09
Crown Point Confident.

The pupils of the Crown Point high
school, consisting of Miss Hazel Smith
who delivers the Grafton at the orator
icaI contest tomorrow night, and the
members of the chorus. gave an exhi-
bition of their abilities at the Meth
odist church Monday evening to num-
Der of 'critics" and a crowd of ad-
mirers. Flattering reports are heard
On all sides and Crown Points stock
as a possible winter at the contest
tomorrow night is conceded to be above
par.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-09

Z Try a want :ad In The Times,
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isiir $500 mad 9entialano.
0eutid : amerifaniide 3eitnuaeu

0emtid amerifaniide .3eitnnsen
lperben i'm aIten BaterIano nit gro.
Bem Snterelie geleien, neil iie iid
fret ausIpreben uno bGnfig bon orii.
ben mebr Neuigfeiten lino @odridten
bringen, als Die oeltiden 3eitnngen
ielbft. Die rSreie Breiis fir Seras"
lit oliiben iiberaa, mobin fie geianot
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
uno fam iib riibmen, Mnerfennung
uno @iiroigung gu finoer, pie aus
5ablreiben 8riefen an uns, iotpie an
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8erpan6ten ibiden berboreebt. Seer
6aber ieinen 8erpanoten mno Sreun.
ben cine Sreuoe erpeiien, ibnen elm
m~iqfommenes. @eibenf MAIDEN min,
ser beiteae fir lie Die rSreie BrefIe
fir Seras". Sas Sntereiie fir Eeras,
mie iiberbaltpt fir Den @taat unb oie
@egeno, mo- oie @eripanoten tpobnen,
lit in DeutibIano iebr Iebbaft uno es
lit iinmogIi6, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 eriinoIibe Mnffl6ruhg uno ge.
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8reis bon $500 nerienoen mir porto.
frei unier reihbaltiges 8odenbIoti
alf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine @oren,
i'm Muslanoe.
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biibi6es u1lo mobnlides @ema6
ober auf oem 8ertifo lag cine feline
Staubidi6t. Ser alte Serr i6rieb
nit oem Singer Elm u8flli" in ben
Staub; oas uBfui" lo0te Inna ge=
5eigt merben; ols @eilt iiber ben
@aiiern batte iie oafiir 5u iorgen,
BOB 10 etmas ni6t borfom. uSSm
gadfii6foiten miro eigenbdnoig
Staub genii6t," ml1rmeIte err uiebr
gut fir oie @nno. Sebr eeiuno fir
Die anno. Drill muB iein . :"
9r blieb mieoer am Seniter iteben.
Ser fiinffopfiee S%eltfelsbuno nnten
ipruoelte ieine 8alier bon ii6: bier
breite Strablen aus fleti6enoem
Waullperfe ldngsbin uno einell
Strobl bod in oie 2nft; Der fiel in
flimmernoen Sropfen in oos 8edea
5uriid. Eaiianten gingen boriiber.
9en uno ienerl fannie Ser General;
er fannte Die Sdlfte Ser 8ep0lferung
BON &iegnit Mnf 'einnal
ituste Ser Site. Sim Drummer Ita1o
cine fremoartige gri6einung uno be-
trahtete inter lei6tem &opfniden
oas ipeienoe %infernale @etier. Gin
GROCER, etmos pieridrotiger Wann,
mobl i6on BET Sobren oenn Ser fur5
gebaltene 3immermonnsbart, Ser bas
edige uno energiide rote @eii6t unit
rabnlte, par ga1ls petB, Der Wann
true einen gralen 3plinoerbut. 9as
mar i6on auffaqeno fir &iegnis;
mar muBte BON meitber fommen,
menn man bier nit einem perlgrauen
3Dlinoerbut paraoieren moute. l1no
oonn trug Der Mann einen Mn5ug
aus quaoriertem Stoff BON unbe-
itimmter Sarbe: iebr meite 8einflei-
Der, oie merfmiiroie iblotterten, uro
Elm iadnrtfges Safett unb oariiher
nod einen gang fur5en, offeniteben-
BEN erbiengelben Baletot. IS fob
aus, als Oh ibm alle Saden bel 5u
melt nGren rs Der Seufel,"
iagte ii6 Ser General, 10 ettpas
iiebt mar BEL nns nidt ale Gage.
9as lit etmas Snternationales. 9as
lit Elm aabmer @~nglGnoer ooer Elm
Yanfee aus .Mmerifa
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Mit Dem Dampfer pSranffurt"
flbren Die folgenoen &aiiitenpaiia-
giere BON @alpeiton nod Bremen:
Srau 6. altgelt, Gan antonio; SRI.
Mamie 8aabe, @aco; SRI. Slorence
8aptife, SRI. Qouiie Bauer @albeiton;
Srau Raraaret 8edn1anu, Sri. geaina
8edmaiul, Srau SIipe 8en1pn, SRI.
g~ilfsnrot6, galbeitom; .Srau S5o6n q.
8loder, SRI. Saara 8lodsr,. san anz
tonic; Srau S. Blum, @nbrep Blum,
8alpeiton; SRI. Sulia 8rlten, Gan Mnz
tonic; Srnu 6. q. goofe, 9err MQen
goofe, 9ouiton; SRI. 8ernice Courts,
@alpei ton; SRI. Qi55ie grafpforb, Gan
Intonio; 9err uno Srau 9enrb 9rue~
bert, Meu~graunfels; SRI. @ua5ie Clifton,
Snn @ntonio; @err unb Srm Suit.
Seiit, j&err Mug. Soerlter, @alpefton;
9err 8. 8. Sreemann. Gan Gntonio;
Srnu @ertrub Srep, SRI. @ertrub 6reb,
SRI. garlota Srep, @erarbo Sreb unb
SreoericD Sreb, Yarral; Serr un0 Srall
8. Sroebel, Gan antonio; Srau Wlarie
@elien urb 8ino, @aIpe1ton; SRI. Gil
iabetb greib, Serr Suao @rieienbed,
Srnu sc. @riefenbed, Gan Mntonio;
9err Saul 6. @robe, Srau Bertha
@robe. SRI. Hauline @roBe, Seinri6
@roBe uro Sermarm @robe. SRI. aIs
ma @robe, 9ouiton; Srau g. @rlms
bad, Sri. 8lande @rlimbah. SRI. Naz
tbalie @rnmba6, 8nlbeIton; Srnll
Mrtbnr 8uent6er, SRI. emma @utaeit,
San Mntonio; Captain q. Sanii, Corpus
@briiti; 5err !9einrid Sartmeier, Mebz
tpopo; Srau Sobanaa 9ebben, Nodoale;
6err unb Srau @uit. Sebe, Serr un6
Srm S. Soelter, @alpefton; Srau S.
5olmatm, SRI. 81. Sollmann.S Cos Mns
9eles, Gal; Sri. Warg. 9uppert, Gan
Mntonio; Srau @lie &aebler unb Sinh,
Morenci, Iri3.; Srau s. &alteber, Serr
nrb Srall Geo. @oerner. Geo. aoerner
IT,. San Mntouios Srau 9. 8uebne,
3err uno Sraa Sen Qebb uuo @inb.
@alpeiton; 9err @ilbelm Qinf, Weus
8rmInfeIs; 5err unb Srau 81. Quepfe,
Souiton; SRI. 2ueb Maberid, SRI. Mt@
quite Maperid. Gan Intonio; 9err nnb
Sran Is. 8. Waeper, Mnltin; @err g. $.
Nielien, Srau ltnb 3inber, 8eebiae;
Srau s.. Nueie unb &inber, Serr 6.
9ueie. gaIbeiton; SRI. Srancis @ggIez
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Waco; Srml emma RaidaI, Gan Mns
tonic; Serr 9ans HabtieiI, Gan Sranz
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blas @erifp; 9err Clemens 8ihter, Gan
Nntonio; Srai gecilie 9fobbe, Serr SUI
lius Gun9e. Multin; 2nofpia Salfer.
SRI. Bertha Sauter, Cos Mnseies, Gal;
Serr goparb Sdaeffer., Sri. Gertrude
SdmaI8, Srau Gina S6roeber, 8aco;
9err Y. S6ul5, San Srancisco, Gal
Srl. Sarab S6tparb, SRI. emma
S6parb, SRI. Garcia Sdtparh, Gan Nu<
tonic; Srau anna Sled, Imltin;
Sdpeter Magoaleiua. Sdspelter @arb
Bernard, S6tpelter @erona, Gan In@
tonic; SRI. Seauette Smitb, Nultin;
Sran Seunie Smit6, @aIbelton; Serr
9. 6. Spinnler, NnItin; SRI. gorinna
Staerter, @Iero; Ser Sobn Steinbagel,
9onlton; SRI. Nnn gouiins Sptpnes,
Nuitin; 6err Curt lleberaa, Gan Mns
tonic; SRI. gliie lliffp. Serr SO. 11as
mann, 8albeitou; &oniul q. s. We.
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3err uno Srau San @alis, @albelton;
Neb. 81. @eib. @ietoria; Srau $. q.
@eit, @aIpeiton, Seras.
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4ofnteS.
en- sibeu it's piel better.

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Die folgenoen beioen Depelde1
ipreden fir iih ielbit:
u8ittsbnrg, Ta., 80. Wa1.
Snfolge Der fnrbtbaren 9ibe, Die
bier mabreno Ser lebten Gage 9e=
berrldt bat, iino bereits 5ebn 8erl o.
men aeIforben. 9as Sbermometer
Itono qeltern Nadmittag i'm S6atten
auf SO @rao.
Nem Oorf, 80. Wfat. S1e
fir Sen Mai auBergetpobnid bobe
Semperatur oes geitrigen Cages
perbunoen nit einem enormen 5eldy
tigfeitssebalt ser Suit, foroerte IN
Stem Sort 12 Wenlhenleben, n1o
piele 2eute erlitten @ibidldge. Sn
Der oriidenoen 51piile litt Sit nrto
Sung. Sim empfinoliditen mafte
lid oie Site i'm 8ronr uno in Sar-
lem bemerfbar. 9as Sbermometer
in Ser @ettertparte regiitrierte Inn s
l1hr Moraens 70 @rao, Inn 10 Hbr
so, nm - l1br IS @rao 5abrenbeit.
Dabei betrug ser Sendtigfeitsgebalt
Der Quft I'M s l1br "a YroSent nno
liant audi p1breno Der beiBelten
Saaesltlmoen MIR big auf Sc Ero=
3enf, ilno gegei1 Mbeno auf 81. SIN
8ronr mar es UNI etlide Grab mar
mer als in Der unteren Staot. Mud)
Der Mbeno brabte faum n~ernenslperte
@iiblung. Ser offi5ieae @etterpro=
pbet perlpribt auh fir belte feline
Qinoerung. SIN @egenteil, es iou
nod idpiiler per6etL als gelteri1.
@eltern Dor einem Sabre idipanfte
Die Semperatlir 5miiden 50 nno Sc
@ra0."
Mebnlide 8eri1te fommen aus
an6eren 0ftliben uno norolidet
StGoten. ga iino mir bier bod emit
idieoen better ab. @enn es audi
BEL uns in Solge Der regeni6ipan<
germ 2uft redt idmiil NOR, inner
traglih lit ole Site nidt %geporoen
uno Sisidl1ge iino niht borgefom-
men. sic iino iberbaupt bier duBerif
ielten. @enn mir nber mirfih am
Gage ettpas unter Der 9ibe 81 lei
ben baben 10 iino Die Nadte ood 10
angenebm bob iie Die perloren ge-
gangenen ardfte tpieoer eriesen uno
ben &orper anffriiden.
@era6e Die N1bte ii10 es aber,
Die bic Meniden i'm Noroen ourd
lire brenneroe @lut 10 ~angreifen un0
our Ber5peiflul1g treiben. SIM 3im-
mer uno I'M Sauie fam mn es
onnn nidt nnsbalten; @nes fliidtet
in's 5reie, auf Die Ddder, auf Die
StraBenL in Die Yarfs. Damn giebt
es @ibfdldge uno nibt ielten Selbit-
moroe..
Sci uns oauert Die belize 3eit stDar
etpas ldnger, aber fie lit ertrdglider
nn6 Bel meitem nidt 10 gefabrli6,
tuie i'm VOr6en.
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grunoeiseatmms llebertrasnnsen4

Grid Menger Ir. an MIbit Slt6,
@runoitld an Ser el Vafo Ctr; 5000,
81. 5. @reiner uuo CHARLES GROIN an
srau Bert Ga 8unSn, Grunbltiid in Der
2atpnbale Nbbition; 1926.
grneit @reiner an galflllo gerpantes
@runoitiid in Der Gait Gnb Mbbition;
$50.
q. q. gippert Ii. q. an Caroline
9uerpe, @runohiid I'M 8lod a; $3.50.
Qena abbott an Nbolpb 9pI5, 8runoz
itiid an Der Ibrt[e StraBe; $4,000.
6enrb goro5 an g.. q. Bedte[, @runoe
itid in Yrofpect Sill; $500.
Carl 6. &reiide an Spbn G.. glmbers
lano. @runoitiid an Der @bomillg Ctr;
$135.
Carl 6. areiide all Sobn 6. Climber
Lamb. @rinoitiid an Der @bomiilg unD
Santd CLARA Ctr; $3.50.
Ferdinand Staats II. q. oil So6il
3ea9ar, Nnteil an @runloitid al Der
Grodett Strabe; 500.
Sobn Seborno 8rulfee, all Silpa
nno 8oie 9eimaiuL @runbitiid an Der
@Dn5ales StraBe.
Noie unb SiIpa 9eimnrl oil So6n
Geborn, Sruitee, @runbftiid an Der
0p13dles StraBe.
Sobn 6. 2onftauiiaii ulb Youl 8ers
geron an Wm. 8. Salae, @rlinoftiid i'm
1euen gitp~8lod 1889; $500.
Sreoerid 6. Suben an Waalro Marz
tine5, @runoitiid ON Der Belmont Ctr;
$50.
6. 8. &eitbIp l1b Srau an Sreberid
9oneder, @rlnoftiif an Der 9reiB Ctr;
$4,000.
.. 6. gitte an q. 6. gladlod,
@rnnbitiid mn Der Ma9nolia apeuue;
$3.50.
@lbin Seioe( an @leranoer Sosfe,
@runoitiif in ben gitbS8lods 1873,
1879 uno 1861; $tt00.
gotparo q. Sipaiu an Srau aena
Wolff un0 Ilma uno 2ouis 9nIlnig,
@rulloitild an Der Ode Der 9afpIon uiio
5adberrb Strabe; $4,000.
s. q. Stieren an Marp Monabue,
@runoitiid i'm neien gitpsglod 1926;
5000 II. u.
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Cine ~aeidmafbuQe Mnaeiae.

ueber cine Ernuui1s @inoiid-
@rds-S onrparp in @ien mi,roe fol-
genoe Mn5pige n~usgegeben: nMlfreo
Mueuit Shirt gu @inoiih-@ rds,
Jreiberr b.. @aIoitein uno inn Sale,
Observation-Disclosures i'm @er5ogtume
Gteiermarf, or. t. II. +. apoftoIiider
MaieitGt @ebeimer Mat, Winiiterprd-
iioent a. 9. fir Die i'm Meidsrate
Dertretenen 40nigreide uno 2anoer,
erbIides WitgIieo uno oer5eit Brd-
fioent oes &errenbauies bes 3eids-
rates, erblihes MitgIieo Der grlten
Aarnmer I'M G0nigreihe @iirttem-
berg, Sitter 6es Or6ens pom Sol
oenen WIieie, @roBfreu5 oes f0niglih
ungarifhen ct. stepban-Sr6ens
Bitter oes f0niglid preuBiiden boben
Oroens pom Shpar5en Mbler, CROP
freua beg groBber5ogIib WedIen-
rg-S6perinihen 9ausor6ens Der
Wenoiiben &rote nit Der 4ro1le in
era, @roBfreu5=g brenba1ai 6es Sou-
berGnen Malteier- uno gbrenritter
0es boben Deuti1en Mitterorbens,
Maior i'm 8erbdltniiie Der gpioen5
Der +. t. 2an6ipebr, Doftor idmmtli-
der Nefte, uno Gabrielle 6iiritin 5u
@inoiid-@ rdb, eeboren Yrin5eiiin b.
Muersperg, 5ternfreu3oroens- ntlo
Dame bes gIiiabetbor6ens eriter
4laife, HaIaitoame peilano Sbrer
Wnieltdt Der 4oiierin uno &0nigin
@brenoame beg 5ouperdnen Malte-
Ter Niteroroeus, geben biermit ge5ie-
meroe Nn6ridt bon Der beboriteben-
ben Berm6blung ibrer Sodter Der
ourdIauhtig bodgeborenen 8rit5ei-
fin Waria 9eotpig @nna 8erta @iI-
belmine gbriitiane gliiabetb &oiitta
81 @inoiid-@ rdb, nit Dem BODICE
boreuen Germ @rafen 5rieorif)
S5aparp b. S5opar, Mura-S 5omba
un6 S3ecii-S 5iget, Sr. +. u. t. apo-
itoIiiden Waieitdt admmerer, 2e-
gutionsiefret1r, erblihes Mitglieh
oes Nagnatenbauies 6es ungarii1en
Meibstages, 2eutnant a. 9. Der To-
niglid ungariiden 2momebr- aapal-
lerie, Doctor fdmmtliher Nefte,
Sohn peilano CT. groelen5 bes bod
~geborenen Germ @rafen 2abisIaus
S5aparp b. S8apar, Mura-S 5ombat
uno S5ecii-S5 iset Sr. t. II. +. apo
ftoliiden Majeitat @ebeimer @at uno
a1mmerer, General Der aabaaerie,
Sitter oes Wilitdr-Mari Sberelien-
Sroens uno meilano Sbrer gr5eaen5
Der bodgeborenen 5rau @rdfin Ma-
rionne S5arparD b. S5arpar, Mura-
S5ombat uno S5ecii-S 5iget gebore-
men @r1fin 8riinne, Sternfreu3or.
0ens- uno B~alaftoame ipeilano Sssbrer
Nnjeit1t Der 8ailerin uno aonigin."
Ser Dor 10 biel @lan5 nift in
ideuer g1rfurdt eritirbt, Dem 1T
mobI niht al belfen.
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gu berfanfen.
Gute Mildfiibe nit G6lbern Be
$. Seibenidnmr,
Econ Springs, Eeras.

9eiratS Sdeine.
Qouis Wllc3pnsfi unb Barbara en-
selmam.
@ofes 8numbIatt uno Cara 8lod.