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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
ARGUMENTS
ARR. he ARD
Corporation Tax Before
the U. S. Supreme
Court

Washington, March 1.-THE SUI
preme court Of the United States
voted today TO hear arguments for aud
against the constitutionality OF the
corporation tax provision of the
Paync-A Aldrich tariff law.
Fifteen cases, involving the valid
ity of the tax. have been brought 10
the court for final tudgment All were
advanced for an early hearing and
were consolidated.
In all the suits except one stock
holders brought the action in the low
er federal courts In various parts of
the country to enjoin the corporation
In which they stock from paying the
tax in conformity with the law. In
the other cases. policyholders of the
New York Life Insurance company
brought suit In each proceeding the
lower court upheld the validity of the
law and ordered the suits dismissed.
Appeals were then taken TO the United
States supreme court.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
FISHER MEN LET
GOA WHALE

Long Beach Cal. March 17-Beth
Lawson, fishing off De ocean end OF
the San Pedro breakTatcrs yesterday.
hooked a whale Buthc did not know
what sort Of fish hehad on his line
whom he began 10 hul In, and tho
whale apparently wni not aware that
he was caught, and 'bSan towing Law
son out 10 sea WheI Lawson discov-
cred what he hnd onhls line he has
tily let 20 the pole Tic whale spouted
once and then went on toward the
shore until he encountered the launch
Plovcr, in which thre' men were Ash
ing The Ployer hcadd for the break
waters as soon as H. occupants dis
covered the presence of the whale.
and, without further ado. the great
mammal turned and rsde for the open
aea, taking Lawsons pole and line
along.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
JAP AN AND
UNCLE SAM
Proposition to Be Sub.
mitted Looking to
an Alliance

New York. March I7-That Japan
NIL shortly submit Ia the state de-
partment proposals loking 10 an uu-
Outstanding between Japan and the
United States so that the two coun,
tries may together dominate the far
east and maintain the open door, is
the announcement made today by the
Washington correspondent OF the New
York World
II is said that the proposals were
received at the Japanese embassy In
Washington on Tuesday and will be
presented to the state department
within week. The proposals VIII be
submitted tentatively IT is said. and
1t Will be urged that they De adopt
cd Tor a period OF five years
According 10 the Worlds Dispatch
es, the proposals. constituting almost
formal alliance as basis Of TN.
dertsandlng. are as follows.
Il That formal understanding. by
Tote. or treaty. looking to the con-
sclidation and maintenance OF gene.
raj peace in Asia. especially along
the Pacific shores. is advisable: the
preservation OF common and mutual
interests in China. by maintaining
Chinese integrity and commercial
equality in conjunction with tho pro
visions of the AuGlo-Japanese ALT
ancc. the continued maintenance OF
the fisheries rights of both countries
in the regions Of the Behring Straits,
Philippines and Saghalin.
~ That whenever. in the opinion
of either government. any og the
rights or interests Of either party are
in jeopardy. one OF the parties viii
communicate with the other and they
shall consider in common the mea-
sures to be taken 10 safeguard all
menaced interests and rights.
(3) That safeguards be taken for
The interests Of both nations and OF
MI those nations that were signator-
les to the Hay note. In case OF uns
provoked attack or aggressive policy.
this agreement Is TO be effective no
matter what government shall develop
belligerency it is further proposed
that Japan shall agree To be morally
bound IN make peace. in mutual
agreement. providing she United
States recognizes the right OF Japan
To make such measures OF guidance,
control. protection of Chinese Man
churia and the Pacific basin as she
may deem porper and necessary. This
Is with the understanding that Japan
ese procedure will be In consoDance
with the principles of equal oppor-
tunity for the commerce and industry
OF all nations"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
ALL cared
THE STRIKE
Letters Pour in, DecIar-
ing Strike Would
Be Ruinous

Chicago. March 17.-When Martin
a. Knapp. chairman of the Interstate
commerce commission, and Dr. ChaS
p Neill commissioner Of labor. ar.
rived in the city from Washington to-
day, they were prepared 10 take up
the matter Of settling the controversy
between the locomotive hremen and
the western railroads. Meantime
many kilograms arc coming To o. L.
Dsckeson, the general managers rep
resentatlve. urging that tho railroads
do everything in their power to avert
4 strike
One telegram received by Mr. Dick
eson yesterday from the Commercial
club of Grand Forks. \ D. insisted
that railroad strike 1T this time
would result in thousands OF acres
OF fruit and farm lands being left un-
seeded. and would prove disastrous 10
business interests in the west
To each telegram Mr. Dickson re-
piled that the railroads felt confident
a settlement would be reached. and
that there could be no interruption OF
traffic.
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PHILADELPHIA STRIKE
MAY ADJUST ITSELF

Boston, March 1T have an i'm
preston the Philadelphia strike will
adjust Itself but IL Is only an I'M
preston" stated Charles Nagel, sec
rotary OF commerce and labor. wha
was a visitor In Boston yesterday.
Appeals from Philadelphia for in
tcriereDce have been sent 10 President
TAFT and by him referred 10 me anil
Dr.. Neill." said Mr. Nagel but We
bnvc felt there is no ground upon
which we could proceed 1t is Just
as we'll 20 give local and state authorl-
ties an opportunity 10 work out as
many as possible OF their problems
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LETTERS (F GRANT
FOUND IN A HUT

Los Angeles, Cal March IA
number OF interesting documents re-
covered from an outlaws hut. among
them letter writen h. General
Grant during the slag, OF Vicksburg
were received here tod,y The Grant
letter was addressed TO General Parks
and conveyed orders relative TO the
operations in front OF the Confederate
stronghold The others were papers
supposed To have been stolen from
General Manuel Garci, o. the Mexican
army.
That the papers hid been secrcted
in the hut for many years was shown
by their condition. AMI by the further
fact that the hut. a dilapidatcd old
adobe near Perris, VAS abandoned
when the railroad supplanted the
stage line.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
WILL
BE PUNISHED

Washington, March 1.-THE Afghan
fanatic who shot and wounded two
American women about a week ago
while visiting the mosque OF Omar
near Jerusalem. has been arrested and
has confessed having committed the
assault. The American charge at Con
stantlBople. In telegram TO the state
department, says that the culprit Is
being held pending the result Of the
injuries 10 tho American women. one
Of whom lost an eye. Tho officials
have declared II their intention TO in.
1ict the seycrcst punishment upon the
aSsailant.
O1lclals OF ConstantlnoDle hnve
called AZ the embassy and expressed
their regret at the occurrence
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
SAILOR FATALLY
WOUNDS CARMAN

Chicago, March III. o, Carter, a
sailor. who had visited many saloons
during the night. shot and fatally
wounded Michael Brennan. a conduc.
tor on an Ogden Wells street car ri
Madison and Clinton streets early to-
day
From the sidewalk on Madison
street the sailor poured a fusiladc OF
shots at the passing street car Two
shots struck Brennan.
There was 2 panic on the cars david
sailor opened fire Men and women
ioc ght in their efforts 10 escape. After
. struggle With two policemen Carter
was oyerpowered and taken TO the 20
lice station, where he said he was Il
sailor OF the great lakes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
BORN IN
CHINA WAS DETAINED

New York. March IA bulletin
came from the immigration station at
Ellis Island yesterday saving that VOL
Fee, an Irish Chinaman wearing a
shamrock. was being detained there.
II turned out today that the detained
man was n native Of China and had
shamrock, but no Mongolian blood.
He proved 10 be Or. Charles J. Wolfe,
born in China OF irish parents He
was released when he showed he had
so and his fare TO 2 town in Califor-
MIA. where no viii practice medicine
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
WOULDN'T LET HIM
KISS HIS CHILD

Cincinnati. March 17.-"WThen thew
wouldn't let me kiss my baby. that set
tied t. Then I fred.
This Albert Scherer explained.
was why ne shot his l7-yearold wife
today as she lay In bed at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Charles FNirster
The victim will probably die. as one
ballet entered her head Just back of
the left ear. rhe other bullet entered
her left arm
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TO SEE
KALLEY'S COMET

Pasadena. Cal, March t7-Andrew
Carnegie, accompanied by Mrs Carne
gio and daughter, George F.. Hale d.
rector OF the Carnegie Solar Ohserca-
tory DR.. J A. r. Scherer. president
of Throop Institute: DR. H. f. Pritch-
EFT, president Of the Carnegie Founda-
tion; Horace White. editor OF tho
New York Evening Post. and Samuel
Barr of Pittsburs. started on n wagon
trip today 10 the summit OF Mount
Wilson. $500 feet above sea level
The Carnegie Solar Observatory.
which is part of the Carnegie in
stltution in WASHINGTON. is located on
the top OF the mountain. The most
interesting feature Of the trip will be
q peep at Halley's comet through he
big lens.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
EQUAL PAY FOR
EQUAL WORK DEFEATED

New York. March l7.-Equal pay
for equal work. the cause of women
teachers in the public schools. has
been defeated in the hoard of edn-
cation hy vote of 2" 10 10. OF the
four women members of the board,
three voted against their sisters.
Both sides look upon the decision as
final for both had urged that the mat
ter he settled once for all at a special
meeting called for the purpose.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
successful Outcome from the stand
point or LABOR.
JOY mILLER's HAIR
HAS TURNED GRAY

Detroit. March l7-Joy Miller. the
star quarterback. and captain.elcct OF
The University OF Michigan football
team. who disappeared shortly after
he was declared ineligible 10 play last
Dee ember. has bceu located on fruit
farm near Walla Wnllas Wash He is
In good health, except that he saws his
mind is not clear concerning his past
life. His hair has turned gray
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
CHINESE ARRESTED FOR
SELLING MINORS BEER

Salt Lake. March 17.-Caught in the
act OF selling beer TO minors. Woo Joe,
a Chlnaman. was arrested AT the En-
pire cafe. z4S South State street by
Patrolmen Csrstenson and Wicket
this Thursday morning ar l;30
O'Clock and taken TO tho police station.
where he was hold in default OF sl0o
ball. Two bottles OF beer were con-
fiscated by tho police and are being
held as evidence.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
HOW TO MAKE MEAT APPeTIzINe

Washington, March 1.-THE In
creased cost OF living has prompted
the United States department OF aS-
riculsure 10 instruct houSekeepers Of
the country how to make the cheaper
cuts OF meats palata0le and appeuz-
Ing. and 10 this end n manual OF econ
omy In meat cooking has been pre-
pared. containing q variety OF recipes
and general information.
Economic use OF meatE In Tho
house" Is the utlc OF the manual.
which may be procured by addressing
a request 10 the Secretary of Agricul-
ture. The department officials state
that cheap cuts arc most difficult To
prepare.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
Head of the Nation Stands on Irish Sod at
Banquet Woman Tries to Ride With Him
in Parade -Newspapermen Rebuked

! tempts OF a woman, who gave her
name as Jennie Mud. to gel into the
automobile containing the President
and his party Tho woman struggled
violently with detectives who essayed
10 stop her. and the scene occasIoned
considerable excitement The woman
was finally subducd and arrested. She
had no weapon in her possession.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
PRESIDENT TAFT FINDS CHICAGO.
ON Ills ARRIVAL, BURIED IN GREEN

10 the effect that unless the commons
receives better support from the stu.
dents il Will be abandoned
The problem OF competing with
neighborlng lunch rooms and at the
same time keeping prices down and
quality up. has become very difficult
of solution, says the commons man
aGcT.
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ACUTE INDIGESTION
KILLED THIS MAN

New York. March 17.-Edwin S,
Pearson. a wealthy Brooklyn manu-
sacturer ate too heartily at a dinner
which he gave last night in honor
Of his sons marriage and died sud
denly 10 his chair AT midnight as the
waitors Pere clearing off the remains
OF the last course Physicians hast
ily summoned 10 the uptown restan-
rapt Hherc the dinner was gifon,
mid death was due 10 an ntt7ek o.
acute indigestion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
WOMEN ARE TO
CELEBRATE TODAY

Chicago. March i.-While thou
sands of Irish-Amerians are looking
forward To the many celebrations in
honor of their patronsaint today. the
no-vote-no-tax associtIon. equal 10
the occasion. has arranged to win the
hearts OF "ErIn's" son and daughters
a womau's band in snautomobile dec
GRATED with green aIa playing tunes
dear TO the sons OF ireland Hlll be
driven about the city while members
OF the association pss out placards
reading as follows;
ST. Patrick drove ne snakes out OF
Ireland
Let President TAT drive taxation
without representstiofoit OF America
ireland and womsr should be free.
Join tho NoSo;motaX assooia-
ton
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COST OF LIVING
STRIKES COLUMBIA

New York. March 1.-The cost Of
living has laid its heavy hand on Tho
students ot Colombia University. and
Manager Jones OF the college com.
mons has been forced 10 put up his
prices abont 20 per cent. Hc accom-
panied this action with an uitlmatum
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17

New York. March LEAD weak.
Spot. $5.a5aL55. Copper nominal:
standard spot, 1920 sEed: May nom
lnal Silyor. 81 csc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
WEATHER FORECAST

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER TONIGHT WILL BE
FAIR AND WARMER IN SOUTH
PORTIONS; FRIDAY, PARTLY
CLOUDY.
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@Orgeben Der Gesieruns sesen
Ocn ,Srahtaniihlas.

Sobalb i'm Gon3reb bic giQ tingez
reidt purbe, lpelhe Der 9ertebrssa sapms
milton gsitattet. einen 9tufIhIag in
Den '5ra6tratsn sinSu'telIsn, bis lie
Uber oeiIen 9ers6tigung entI6iebsn
Fat, 9ingen bic Giienbabnsn ans
Dert, Den QufihIas gu berpertiteqiz
gen, ebe bas 8eies CUR 4nnubms 9s.
langt mar. lin jeooh eine Rehtferz
tigung oafIr gu finoen, erbobten lie
nit peroGhtiger gereittpiQiatsit, bic
nit ibrem bisbsrigeu 30gsrn in Dib:r.
Ipruh itanb, bic 20hne Der Giiens
bubnangeitelten. Nlsbann tounte man
iia Dor Der SsFfentIi6teit burauf Be-
rufsn, oub nahosm Die 2o6ne srb0bt
poroen ieisn, aud Die Giienbubnen
bsretttgt Ieien, mebr fir 5ruht gu
foroern. Die ameritaniIhe aaufmann.
Ifaft, peren oSntereFen in bisIem San:
BON Der 8erIsnoer ITociation per-
tretsn peroen, unteriuhte bic ange=
tinot9ten Grbo6ungen unb fano, bag
lie gang enorm Ieien, ba lie in man
den JG1sn fih ouf einen 3uihlag BON
80 Yro3ent gu ben jeBt ihon beitebeas
Den 5radtraten belisfen. SsGbItpers
ItGnblih rpollte bic 8erisnber IHos
ciation iit niht frsiniLlig in sine
Toth Ihpere RsubeluItung bes6onbsls
figen unb cine QbOr0nung begab iih
nah MoIbington. um Ole oilfe oes Gss
neral. 9nlDalts WiderIbum an5urufen.
Der 9estere mar nidt befonb:rs ent.
oeqenfommeno, pd er a[lsrlei Shpie=
rtateiten, bic einem ginitrsiten Der
Rsgierung i'm Meqe itanosn. pors
bratte, ood perIpra6 er. unteriuten
3u lppllen, mas lid, tbun lieB:. Gr be-
iprah bas GeIuh Der Delegation nit
Dem Yrdiioenten unb bis1er mar ntht
10 5Dgernb uno ungepib, Ionotrn uber.
3eugte 0:n General Qlnpalt, oab Elm
ginbaltsbeTebl Der Rsgterung esesn
pus Sntrufttreten Der nsuen Roteu am
YlaBe mare uno DIT 9eHeral 4nnatt
fDiro DOR 0eriht beantragen, Dap ben
Giienbabnen bsrboteH rneroe, bic err
hDbten 5ra9tratcn 81 forDern. p:ld)e
beute in Strait treten ioaen. 1as Be=
fud tpirb, pie es iheirt. iib barauf
itiiben, oab ba bic Grb0hung Der
5rahtrdten bon Der 4Tociation bsr
Giienbabnen nereinbart ipuros, pisfss
eine 9eridnOrung gsqsn bas publi-
tlm bar1telle uno buber untsr pie
Strafbeitimmungsn bes 2(nti sruitz
seieses faue, aud Ipa Der aufihfog
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70 better, limb es ipdre itur au ipiins
ieben, baB bic Wirfnns bieier gors
gdnge rebt nadbaItis fein modte.
SSebenfalls lit Der gerliner gufents
balt NooIepeIts obne Wiibtlang pers
Iauien unb bat BEL alien 8etbeiligten,
insbeIcnDere Bel Der 5auptperion, err
iicbtlih ben allerbejten Ginorud bin=
terlaiien. 9eiIen barf man Iih err
frenen, auh ipenn man iiber5eugt lit,
buB berlei aeuberlihteitsn fir bic
prattiihe politit obne jebe 8ebeutung
Iinb uub bab 5beobore Rooiepelt, iolls
ie er nod einmul prdiibent Der Der.
Stoaten perben, besbalb nidht um eis
nen S6ottsn oeutidfreunbIiher iein
uno banosn tpiirbe, ols er es o6nebin
BON alleiniaen Stanbpunfte bes noros
omerifaniihenSntereNe aus iein unb
thun ipiiroe. DDS muB betont iusroen.
Dem es qiebt tpirtlib unperbeherIite
YbdntaItsn on Der Spres, bic BON
geiuh aooIepelts cine neue aera IN
ben bsuti6 ameritaniIhen 8e5isbuns
gen oatiren mohtenl
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Tie &onfruab abeb6rbe.

Sn Der seitrisen Sisuns Der ftdbtis
fhen &ontrolbeborbe pertrat Wanor
Sdnab fpisber ben Stonbpuntt, bob
bel Der Reupflaiteruns Der Sprins
9rone 4ps. abiolut iein 5ol3pflaiter
sur 8sripenbung tomnen folIie. ba
bidss pfIaiier fih ni6t be-
ipdbren, ionDern bel lleberidpemmuns
gen einfaf) losseriiIen unb fortsss
ihrpemmt pernen ipiirbe.
4rbeiisbirettor Gunbmater tbeilss
Der geb0rbe NIT, bob sr ben aontrnta
tor Guid aneeipieien babe. unper3iiss
LID bic pflaiterungsarbeiten an eer
Gnitern apenue In Mngriff gu nebmsn.
Guit bnite bisber NIT Der Snangriffz
nabm. Der Nrbsitsn sssossrt, ba BON
ssrpiHsr Seite sin prcssBperfabren
anhdrsig semaht porben iit. neil
0uid nidt Der nisbrigtsBisier fir bic
4rbeii mar.
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Die leBte QntIags betreffa

Die Bte 4ntIase betreffa
forruptsr Grpdblun9 zines 9unbssz
Senators bstruf 8apne aus S6io.
glla Dieier i'm Sabre 1885 BON elmer
0emotratiIhsn Qegislatur gepdbIt
lpurpe. tauhts iofort ous 9eriitt auf,
hub es babel nicht e6rlid 3ugsedng.1
lei, od Popne aIs 8ertreter bes Sogs
Isn0l SruIts 81 Iebr in 8erruf mar,
nls 0ab man gIouben tonnte, er pGre
pine 2lnpenoung unge6iibrliGer Mits
tel in BEN Senat 9elunot. Die Qnqel,s
Qsnteit lpuroe BON O:m 3uitGnoigsu
SenQts 9omnrittee untsrIudt. Der
9glajOritGts : geriht Qinq babin, ooB
nidt geniiqeno 8epeiIe porIdgen, pos
rauf ha8 Sommittes entIai'sn ipuro..
ecSn Sudsn 2ortmers IisQt tetne 2lrz
tlage por. oa er ielbit Die llnttriu6un1
oeforbert bat. Wtit iibliter &ibn6eit
bebauptst 2orimsr, baB teine Sc
ite6ung itattgefunoen bat, obpolI
iton bier Wtitqlieber Der oSQinoiIer
&sgislatur sinaeitanoen ba6en, baB Iie
ns31bIt tporoen iinb, um fir 2orimsr
au 'timmen. Wir glauben ieood, Dab
2orimsr nod DOR Der 8on1reB Ser
taglng Iein Wtanbut ais SenatOr ME
DerleQen tptro.
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2okal.Derid)t
Gterblidbf

sbomas Mc2ausblin, 80, auns.n.
entsiinbuna.
ggiQiam 6. garle, 60, 236 Ilbanp
ap., 3udertrantbeit.
glrtbur Geo Goobpin, 18, 3914
seemiier StrdBe, 2unsenent5iinbuns.
BRADFORD Stemler, /. 537 SdiDtborn.
ap., 9ebirnsnisiinound.
2dfprence MeDonousb, SO, 2O32
SDmnes Strabe, Sornpergiftung.
9anitl Gallahan, q, 1892 Oilbert
Ip., Shipinoiuht.
Wi[Iidm SertpilIiaen, 40, $50 W. 8.
Strabe, 2eberleioen.
9orotbea Osborn, I, 1903 Spcas
more Strdbe, Walern.
2isette 5ope, 73. 1881 Glop Str..
2uftrOhrenentsiinoung.
5kobore gbrbarot, 80. Sionsp,
g., Magsntrsbs.
@,orgt William Whseler. 26, Glbe,
ron Qp., 5.rsleioen.
Marie grances Dolobdus, 16,
1892 2dclsoe 2p., Shtpinbfuht.
glelIie 80. Sbermsper, 35, 1712
Gin Strabe, Shtpinbiuht.
Caroline g. Qntenbou.r. 55, Alba
8bitter Strab., SdlagfluB.
56pnras S'gonnor, 66. 443 pips
neer Strab,, Stapinbiudt.
Robert GDnDap, q, 419 pionssr
Strobe, SttpinoIudt.
qoolpb granb, "a. "a Weit 13.
Strabe, Snqusit in Shipebe.
Taria 6. asll.r, IA. 1888 Queen
GitD 9lp., Oarmtrebs.
saie Cunning, 81, 629 a.npon
9p., Rirsnleiben.
Irdncis Riller, 43. 1881 aoFutb
Strabe, ShrpinbIuht.
2ou Gmmu Smitb, 36, ct. Sra
rns, SO. 9a., 5arnpergiftuns.
Marce[Ia Summers, l, 8. uno
Smitb Strab.. aunssn.nt5iinouns.
Stepban ). 2umb. 25. 1910 Wols
nut Strabe, Sbipinbiuht.
Gbpin fs. Butte, %, 3042 golerdiH
Ip., srtrunten.
2artin $. McGlain, 80. 2721
Gaitsrn ap., Snqusit in Shtpebe.
7srau Bertha So. greel, Al, 623 so.
a. Strabe, Maeentrebs.
GLEN Goreoran, 84, 708 W. 4.
Ctr, GItsrsihpGhs.
Sane 9roits. II. 1861 Weslep 4D..
4osrnNrtoltuns.
Bm. Detterlins, 8 Wcnote,
Shninbiuht.
GloiI. Sootsr, IL, 1927 9rale
Strab.. Gebirnentsiinoung.
2ouis Shlsfinger, 43. 1926 Bur.
net au., SdlasfIuB.
Gbparo Sones, 81, 206 pite Str.
Snqueit in Shtpste.
SIiDsr IS Rap, % Gage. 408 DIT
6. StraBe, ShtpG4e.
5snrp ,3epp. 30, 1411 Sobn Str.
2ungenent5iinbung.
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