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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
NEW YORK MILK
TRUST ON GRILL

New York. Feb 24-The so-calIcd
milk trust was Indicted Yesterday.
The indictment names eight Of seven
teen directors Of the conso!ids.c ed
milk exchange. a New Jersey corpor-
alton. charging conspiracy In fixing
The wholesale price Of milk at $l4I
for forty-quart can Of milk
4 year imprisonment and fine o.
not more than $1,000. OF both. is the
penalty for each ofleuse Warrants
were issued for Walter K Comfort
president Of the Reidy Cream com
pauy and director OF the Delayau
Consolidated NH company. Thomas
. smith Frederick +, Seller. Daniel
Eaiey. John a MrH idc. Henr, r.
Huu'"uaan james 4 lowell and
George slaughter Nine directors
earned immunity by testifyiDg before
The grand fsry and the state inqmre
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POLICE CANNOT
HANDLE SITUATION
THE PHILADELPHIA STREETCAR
STRIKE BEYOND THEIR CA
PAcITY-LEss RloTING.

Philadelphia, Feb. 24.--The poiice
yesterday virtually acknowledged in
ability to cope with the strike situa.
ton when request was made that
the 300 members OF the state police
be brought here. Rioting, however
was less frequent yesterday
For the first time cars run until
evening ON the line penetrating the
unruly Kensington territory The
ears last night were all in the barns.
There again are continuous. eds
umbances in Market street
The Baldwin locomotive works was
the scene Of serious disturbance
one empIoye was shot In the foot
and nfty shots were fired at laborers.
who from upper floors, hurled bolts
and nuts a. the policemen
mail car was deraled yesterday
afternoon in Germantown avenue
Tho car was badly damaged ana nad
10 be- dragged 30 the carbarn and tn,
mail transferred to another car
The company issued declaration
Thai there viii be no settlement
which includes taking back the men
who led and encouraged mob yio-
fence
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CONGRESS FACING
PENSION PROBLEM
DEFICIT IN TREASURY HALTs So
Ions DESIRE FOR LIBERAL
LEGISLATION
MILITARY COMMITTEE nv a
MOOD TO MAKE HASTE
SLOWLY.

Washington, Feb ~ Statesmen
are ia trouble over 1he pension agi
tation. From pensioners all over the
country comes the demand for still.
more liberal legislation. From the
treasury comes the cry of a deficit
which is not being swept away. From
the president ana the party leaders
come demands for economy What
shall she poor statesmen do? Dare
they 20 back nome with no pension
legislation with which to appeal to
old soldier Votes? Dare they in
crease the burden upon the national
treasury. and risk the COS atpnation
which is sure to be visit upon q
party when tankrupts the treasury
It's a dilemma and one which the
statesmen wish they were well out o.
The pai1 which lack of money prom
Uses fm pay pt1h reference to proposed
the r. plies which Senator Warren
made 1o ahe Inquiries of Senator
Smith Of Michigan Smith urged the
Wyoning senator for a quick report
from Ike military committee on The
bill creating 3 volunteer retired list
Warren replied that II was proposed
to refer this matter 20 the new com
mites on expenditures, before q bin
was reported
II WlaS evident from Che remarks al
senator Warren that the military com
mittee proposes 10 make haste slowly
II the watchdDga Of the treasury are
to have their way II all il is perfect
~ evident that the bills must be-
killed in committee. for the members
on the floor dare not take the chance
Of voting against pension legislation
Here is phat the statesmen are
facing The annual pension bin Is
nov 1856 500 600 in round numbers.
To enact the bill creating a voun
teer retired list wou1d increase this
amount to not less than s$1s0,000 900
To enact the National Tribune bill
alone would cost $59,600000 and
would bring the annual pension bill
TO $205 900, 900. To enact bOth bills
would cost about s75 10000 per yea
and would boost the annual pension
g arge to about $3.50, 900 ,060.
These totals are based upon figures
received from the secretary Of the
Interior The secretary says that The
cost Of giving officers OF the civil war
the pay OF retired regular army oil
fcers would cost s24.20O00o for tho
first year For the nexr few succeed.
ing years there would be a decrease
each year from rs 10 70 per cent.
This legislation proposes 10 give 10
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volunteer officers OF the ciNi wor
three-fourths of the pay of "A regular
army officer of the same grade in act
i've service,
The National Tribune bin is an ex
tension of the McCumber act, granting
pensions to veterans wp2 have
reached specified ages Its eff,.t is to
double the McCumber rates for the
ages OF 20 ana Is years II proposes
the pal meut of SIS a month at the age
of GO, $40 a month at 65; $50 a month
at 20: $40 a month at IS. This legisla.
ton would raise the pension of III.
007 old soldiers from $l2 month 10
SIS: an annual increase o. $50 each
and costing S6,272 ,252. 1t would raise
the pensions of 100000 from ST. 10
$50, an annual increase OF 500 each,
and costing a total Of $l2.4S0,o00. II
would increase the pensions of $685.
old soldiers from SIS TO $50 each. Civ
ing each soldier an annual increase
OF $50, and costing total of SIG.
01,I00. 1t would increase the pension
I'of G0.3l@ soldiers from $50 to $40
each, an annual increase for each OF
Ithese soldiers OF S240, costing in the
aggregate S14,4T5,l20.
These figures are not guesswork
They are based upon detailed inquI-
ries made by the bureau Of pensions
Nor Is that all II does not include
90,9S7 pensioners on the roll nnder
the general law. a large number OF
whom would be entitled to increase
varying from 81 10 $50 a month This
would amount to several million dol
lars. not included in the totals given
below
Then the widows have not been for
gotten in proposed general pension
legislation. one bill proposes that the
pension benefits be extended to Wild
ows whose marriage dates back &,
1900 This would, so the secretary o.
/ the interior says, affect 10000 widow,
and would increase the annual rol
81 44",0oO. II the date of the marriage
were brought down to 1909. abou
10000 more widows would be helped
bringing about another increase o
Sf4i0 600
These figures cause a halt in the
minds OF the legislators who would
like 70 do something more for the old
solc1crs and their widows In view o,
tn" state treasury, the present out
look is that general pension lcgisla
lion cannot get very far at this SEES
sion of congress
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ally was estimated from them. l am
bound to say that the results OF the
tariff bin thus far indicate a cOnsid
cradle Increase over the secretary s
estimate"
The president said that the esti-
mates OF war and navy departments
each were cat $40 600. those OF the
interior department sS,000, and the
postofiee and treasury departments to
sether. $4,000.
The estimates for pensions was this
year reduced S5,0o0,000. and the pres.
ident said
I'VE may reasonably hope that these
amounts gradually viii be reduced but
certain other departments. the for
estry bureau. the war department so
far as it is constructive department
for the improvement of rivers. the de
psrtment OF commerce and labor, ana
the bureau of health. grow in import
ance and cost. and we ought not 70
expect a reduction in the expenses
growing out of the conservation OF
our resources.
Mr.. Taft spoke approvingly of a
congressional commission for the pur-
pose Of recommending a general re
organization of the departments with
view of economy and efficiency, and
added:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

Join Chamorro at Granada. They viii
join forces within two days and march
on Msnagua."
As not unusual, the reports from
Nicaragua are conflicting, but IT Il
known that Chamorro made success
ful march through the department oi
Chontales to Tipitapa, ana that ms
objective point is Granada TIL,
forces Of the insurgents have bech
gathering from several quarters and
it is not unlikely that the greator part
OF them proceeded 10 Granada which
is nQuestionably strong sEDporte'
,,of Estrada The insurgents HBy have
again abandoned their position but To
their own advantage.
/ General ToIedo's RePnft.
Nanagua, Feb 24.-Anothar victory
,ev,.r the revolutiOnists was announced
I bv General Toledo. minister OF war
/ II was based on an oficAal dispatch
+ from General RVas, commanding the
/ government forces, who engaged
IsChamorros force at TisIpn
Toledo stated thai The losses on
10th sides were very heavy and that
I..he battle lasted seven hours, anG
Nas the bloodiest OF tine war The
.revoutionists were compelled to aban
caon their position
The government asserts that Cham
kprro was in personal command of the
enemy and admits tEHt the engage
/ ment was fought with v;arying fortune
until late in the afternoon. when the
4 forces under Lara, the government
+, commander. We're in dsordered COZ.
dition Reinforcements arrived an
/ hour later and turned rht tide.
The Riyas dispatch was posted al
the street corners; hands appeared
,.nd a celebration }aI0wed The dis
patch says
The battle began at s6 a m, Feb
p lary y. Lara aS1sc8 ing the enemy
( y no then was occupying risma Ma
sis TOT the provisional forcesl with
two ,.ncyims. inflicted serious losses
|,Is advantage being with him until
Is ociock when Chawarra, and later
/ Garrida, Zeledeon. Vasquez and Agu
/ ia arrived with reinf0rcements from
three sides The firing ceased at G:30
/ the revolutionists retiring in the ii
! realaon of Tipitapa Yhere was much
hand 70 hand fighting with machetes
l-aras men charged Masis' maXims
I capturing one.
The losses are estimated at 400
! killed and wounded 4 detachment
of government troops YRS captured
| but later a rescue was effected Cham.
orro succeeded in recognizing his
! forces. rushed to the trench hes occu.
| pied by Ramirez at O'Clock yester.
day morning at Tipitapa The fight
| lasted four hours. when tire govern
mentals dislodged the insurgents who
were decimated by CALLING fire They
abandoned their dead and wounded
and succeeded in making their way
| through. in the direction CT -Satillo-
with the 0bject evidently. 81 effectng
Is junction with Meua"
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LEASE COAL LANDS
NOT SELL THEM
SENATOR BEVERIDGE SAYS THE
ALASKA DEPOSITS EQUAL
100000. coo TONS.
ADVOCATES MEASURE TO CON-
FIRM WITHDRAWAL MADE
BY ROOSEVELT.

Washington, Feb. 24-The senate
yesterday heard an extended argument
by Nj. Brown in favor OF the income
tax Senator Beveridge explained his
bills for the withdrawal from sale,
and leasing instead, OF portions of the
Alaskan coal deposits. He predicted
that these deposits would in time. be
needed ~ the entire country He es.
umated the coal in Alaska at lS.G00,-
100000 tons
Mir Beyeridgc noted the .act that il
sold the Alaska coal lands must be
disposed of at rate of $40 an acre.
and pointed out that in 1906 Mr.
Roosevelt withdrew all these lands
from entry but no law was passed con
hrming Withdrawal Mr.. Beveridge's
! first bill confirms this withdrawal
OF the second bill MIR Beveridge
! said il the leasing policy OF the yari-
Gus mineral deposits belonging 20 the
nation had been carried out in the case
of the iron ore deposits. which long
since have passed into private hands
the nation toGay would be receiving
enormous royalties which would have
done far toward paying the expenses
OF the government and at the same
time the interests owning and operat
ing these deposits would make rea-
sonable profits instead of the enorm.
ons profits which have built up some
Of the mightiest aggregations of cap
ital and some Of the most tremendous
fortunes in the history OF tfo world 81
The senate passed a bill allowing
an allotment Of lands in the forest
reservations to Indians in case of the
: exhaustion Of their reservations. Mr.
Hepburn argued that the bill gives
" the Indians preference over tn,
e whites but Mr. Clapp called attention
$ to the fact that the whites had thi.
right
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
TWO NICARAGUAN
GENERALS KILLED
ESTRADA TELLS WASHINGTON
OF COMPLETE DESTRUCTION
OF ENEMY.
MAoRIZ, HOWEVER. WIRES DIFF
FERENT SToRY-SAYS WON
COMPLETE VICTORY.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The follow
ing from Estrada, addresses to Cas-
trillo. representative of the proNis
ional government Of Nicaragua, came
last night
Following three days Of fierce
fighting Generals Mena and Zeiedor
absolutely destroyed Madriz army
i'm Chontales under command OF
Vasquex. G0ioy. Malta and Con
zales The 1--WE Batter were killed
and hundred OF the enemy killed
and 490 woUndet We scored ocail.
plete vic1my dthamorro is the
immediate vicinity of Managua-
Different S*ory of Madr z.
! Corea. former minister from NJca-
ragaa. received a cabIegram dated
YESTERDAY. sier "Madriz, reading;
A complete victory at Tisana.
Many prisoners and much anlmuni-
tiou captured. Chamorro totsllT &c
stroyed. He intended TO-DAY 10 fora
the -rip5tapa but was repulsed and is
being actively pursued"
M Jubitation at BluefeldS-
BlueheIds, Feb. 24.-There was
iubilation here last night. Generai
Mena reported a complete 1Out 81
the GOV ernmentals at Sa Vicente
Others stated that Granada is in the
hands of the revolutionists ana that
! Aurefoo Estrada with a thousand
men. had joined Chamorro and the
combined force is marching SO Ma
nagrS The news. however, failed
definitely to locate Chamoro.
[ Npna's telegram said. The DIS
banded goyernmentals are fieeing in
ever direction. Leaders are at
tempting oonscription, but the ma
tives are Aocking to our side every
uip1ne in numbers which YTeZmdes
the arming ~ all OF them. Acoyapa'
according 70 information brought
from there by citizens, flying from
conscription. has been abandoned BY
All save theofHcers who are hop hess
~ trying 10 recruit
Viewed at Washington
Washington, Feb. 24-PTi ale -dd
vices received here tend to confirm
the dispatches to the state department
announcing the fall OF Granada ant
the victorious movement OF the N3ca
raguan insurgents.
Chansorro, according to these nd
vices, crossed the Tipitapa river Mon.
day near Lake Nicaragua, With his
main force, sending division further
up stream 10 make feint and AZ
track an attach by the government
forces while the main body got across
and started for Granada. 1t IL ia.
ferred here that ste revolutionary ele.
ment at Granada started an uprising
VII ch assisted Cnamorro.
See En6 of War.
New York, Feb. 24.-The capture o.
Granada by the Insurgents is inter.
preted by Representatives Of the m
surgents here TO Indicate the ehd OF
the war, and that Estrada will soon
bc president of Nicaragua.
Granada has a population Of 25,00a,
most Of the republics wealthy families
reside there. It is connected with
Managua by a railroad 80 miles long
Was who is Estrada'g representative
here, said
We have not the Ieast doubt that
ESTRADA is marchings uHADposed TO
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02
FATALITY FOLLOWS
BOILER EXPLOSION

Pittsburg. Feb. 24.-Josepb Cook
waschman, is diving and score Of
perbons wer- cut By glass. the result
Of tu explosion in the boiler depart
merg IN a store on Seventeenth ana
Carsan streets last night 4 passing
zfreel car caughe the full force OF the
shock and every window was blown
ont ans passengers cut.
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He HELPED
ASSASSlNATE EMPRESS

Cincinnati, o, Feb 24--Asserting
that he took part in the assassination
OF Elizabeth. empress Of Austria IN
1902 Christian KeUplar SURRENDERED
10 the police Of Cincinnati yesterday.
He SAYS he was driven TO suEl endef
oy the tactics Of q former convict IS nc
compelled him to steal and then *
torted money from him
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SHORT $144,OOO; BANK CLOSED;
TWO TOURING CARS AND KENNEL

Kansas Ci1s saying ~ t.l BE- nome
today The stockboiders afe hab;"
f3r assess mfnt if the assets are Iu-
sufficient
Coleman Is the s9n Dr d prominent
Cambridge business man iIe main
tanned lao touring cars p keaUoi oi
dogs. etc
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

boston. Fob 24-Fol'owins Sic
discovery tha the National CIv
tsnF 81 Cambridge had been looted
of @14sos9 me fms iution WIS
clos q 2ttlGar probably forever.
- osder Of the comptroller Of -
cgrreucy J.. ater. a'sTant charging
nmbezzleme0, was fAsved f0v th' ar
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Two Killed at CROSSING

Scranton, Pa, Feb. 24-In a grade
crossing collision last night Two
lives were lost and several passengers
injured when a street car was hi by
string of coal cars.
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NEAR BEER" MUST PAY TAX.
Ohio Decision Blow to Liquor inter
ests of State.

Columbus. O.. Feb. 2l.--The su'
preme court yesterday handed down
decision TO the effect hat all saloon
lists in dry counties. who are selling
near beer must pay the Aiken liquor
tax OF $1,000 a year. About 81, 10000
Is involved and the decision is admit
ted TO b" blow at the liquor inter
net y
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Lodge After Facts,

Mr.. Lodge said
Facts. not opinions. are IA. form
the basis on which the senate com.
mittee, appointed to inquire into the
price Of commodities and igfgD rates
of wages. will act
Chairman Lodge asserted further
that the facts will ne collected and
given cut without anv reference to
any preconceived ideas. without any
regard 10 what or whom ii will help
or hEaH. We will hew to tn line" he
said, let the chips fall where they
will. 1t is the intention Of the com.
mittee To make the inquiry thorough
and lay the results before the country
at the earliest possible moment"
Continuing. the senator said:
That combinations to control the
sale of certain articles haze. in some
instances, advanced prices artificial
ly. | have not the least doubt. If !
am correct. the facts gathered by the
committee will demon strate the
wrongdoing in certain cases which we
ought TO be able to reach Whatever
the facts show will be stated without
an attempt either 10 bIaxken, white
wash or mislead
The occasion calls for frmness and
Justice; for a determination to extir.
pate releutlessly the evils born of greed
and unscrupulousness which tamper
with the food supply OF the people or
the neeessaries of life. if laws can be
framed To do it."
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For Civil Pensions.

1T is undoubtedly true that We have
great many more persons employed
than we would need if all OF them
were highly efficient This commits
sion will take up this quesqtion, which
has troubled the industrial corpora.
tons and railroads, namely. the meth
cd of dispOsing of superanuated serY-
ants Our military pensions have
reached so large a sum. s150000 600
that we have avoided the suggestion of
civil pensions but some method must
be adopted By which superanuated
civil servants may be retired on an
income sufficient to support them
and that such provision ultimately win
bring about great economy. The sue
cess of the modern business has been
the adoption of successful economies
| The time has come for us to make an
effort. at least. to introduce somethins
Of these economies into the admins.
tration of the federal governments
| business.
| / congratulate YOU and myself on
the prospect that the tariff bill offers
/ OF such an increased income as viii
make deficits under any conditions
unnecessary. If there is halt in
! prosperity a panic. or reduction OF
imports, it might lead to defeits
again. Lei us hope. however. that tho
prosperity of our country is founded
on such a substantial basis that no
Hurry of the stock market or other
temporary cause may prevent the con.
tinuance of good business on substan-
tial basis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-02

comn1iss on Form for Yank,on
YfDk.on. S Feb 24-Ths cite
Yesterday adopted the commits on
form Of government, thee 10 one.
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Gbcmaliges Sanfgebdube
Girftc cas- tcmporGre Seim Der 6ams
monb Strahe Eoli5eiitatiun
uerDen.

Die alte 5ammonb Ctr. goli3eiitas
tion tpirb bemnd6it eerdumt peroen
miiTen, bamit Der umbau bes 8ebdus
bes in elm itdbtiides Nipl fir Sbbads
loIe nod Dor 8eginn bes gDinters
burhgefiibrt iperben fdnn. Da nun
bas neue 6eim Der poliaeiItation an
Der arh Strabe nod niht pollenoet
lit, ipirb bic poliseiitation porldufis
Elm tempordres 6eim finben mihen
uno oieierbalb iteben WobIfdhrtsoirei>
tor email unb poliseihef Wiaitin
nit bengisentbiimsrn perihiebener ehss
malieer 8antgebdube an ber Oft Drits
ten Strabe in llnterbanblung, um eiz
mes oiefer Gebdube gu rietben. sSn er=
iter 2inie iino bas 9lte Gebdups Der
syrantlin Gafapette gant uno bas
Dormalise 5eim Der Griten Hationala
bant in grDdguns se3osen porDen.
aber befinitip biirfte bic syrage srit in
sinisen Saeen erleoist iperoen.
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gd)uloenbalber
@nrSe geitern sseueriuebrleutnnnt
Sames 1itgeralS iummariid
entlaHen.

Gsuerfpebr 2.utudnt Samss Jiss
eerdlo bon Der 5aten Gompdsnie
Ho. 13 ipurbs seitern DOm Woblz
fdbrts Direttor Seott Small fumz
marii6 entlaFen. getanntIih mar
syiboeralb bonn GisnIt IuIpenoirt porz
ben, natbem sr psriuht bate, feline
iid auf etpn $4O0 belauisnoen S6ulz
ben nit 6ilfe eines gonterottperfdbz
rens Ios 3u fperoen.
Gslesentlih Der geitrisen 8sr6anos
lung bes 5aIss DOR WoblfdbrtszSis
r..ior Smaa itellte es iih teraus. baB
fitzgerald Shrsioer, Grocer nno
Wirtbe gu @ldubissrn bat uno fuIt
in ieoer Srtf6aft i'm 5amilton gouns
tp pertIast ruprben lit. Die Golge
mar, bab feline iofortige gntldHuna
nrfiigt purbe, neil nab Der Qnii6i
bon 6errn email bic pumpsrei sibz
eeralbs bus 4nieb.n Der Jeueripebra
mannfhaftsn i'm aageueinsn idds
biut.
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aso6 = Ciselssai,sr gsnsba zamtas eepember

reInltat sufammsniel1en su fDnnen,
mubte ct bod fhliebli6 unOerri6teter
Sa@e ben 6eimfDeg nntreten, bd bic
gerihte aus ettpa feds S4uIen nidt
CUR Stelle fparen.
ged6 elmer porldufigen S6dbung,
auf Grunb Der 5ur gerfiisung itebens
ben 3ifiern, III 6err 9ber Der Nnfi6t,
bob bic 8eIammt5abl Der Sdiiler ii9
auf ettpa $4,000 beiaufen pirb, mos
ii6 unsefdbr nit Der Sduler5abl i'm
porigen Sabre Deden tpiro. oSn man=
den ghulen tit Elm ftnttli6er 3uno6s
gu per5eihnen, aber anbere G6ulen
baben bdfir cine geringere Sdiiler3abl
als i'm porigen Sabre, iobaB bic AMBER
lpeitige 3unahme tpieoer aufgeboben
pirb. Sin genaues aritsrium fir ben
Sdul6efud sebtn Die erftsn 3ablen,
nah Der Grfldrung 6errn 0ner's
iiberbaupt nidt, ba DorIdufig nod inn
mer fpeitere Nnmelbungen tommen unb
befinitip tann bie 60be beg S9ulbe=
iuds erit anfans Sftober feitgsitsat
fperoen.
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Gterbli1feitsberiMt.

Wathep 8alib, 50, 1247 Stats
Qpe., 9ruhleioen.
Ghas. ). arumer, "a. 1862 Gin
Ctr, Rieren!eioen.
Glisabstb 9oshrinssr, SAP Jinolap
Ctr, 2unsensntsiinouns.
9sorge SoIspb Sagsu, 3 Monate,
1136 Maribau aDs.. Shtpdae.
Spbn Hpan, 80, Snqueit in
Sbipebe.
Sames wsIf4, 81, Snqusit in
Shpe6e.
Glisab.t6 Steele, SO, 4o12 glsns
pnn 4pe.. Sornpsrgftung.
4nuu Wafhinaton, SO, 80 Iperp
4lsp, Shldaflub.
aatkrin. Spetmun, II, 1925
grano Mpe., 5arnoersiftung.
Nnna 9inber, 33, 1921 5eron 4os.,
innere Blutune.
Rpie g. 9aIopd, 20, 1910 RitteN=
bonfe Sirabe, Snqusit in Shtpebe.
Sufan Sprinser gropn, 81, S51
6uthinfpn Npe., gehirnidlag.
5uttie 6. Meb6. 80. S1tpinS.
fuht.
Gbriftian ges, Sc, 205 Oit gliftor
Mne.. Rbeumatismus.