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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-11
Fire Insurance
1T COSTS SO LITTLE AND MEANS
so MUCH. SEE
Ralph T. McEIroy
ever S. c. Cullen & Co.'s store.
1928 E. Main Street.
Phone 1ss.
Phone 1as.

at the parental Funk home New
Years day.
II. g. Moore was a business caller
at the John Ross home Monday.
Joshua and Joe Allison were calIers
IN this vicinity Friday of last week
George Wards children have been
sick.
Mrs. Anna Plunmer and Mrs. Anna
McCaffrey have returned home aftes
visiting relatives in Taylor county.
The county schools begun Monday
after having the holiday vacation.
Seigle Allison delivered a load Of
hogs to Cedar Tuesday
Remember the Courier want ada
Will sell farms, horses. cows, chickens,
butter, eggs as well as everything else
you can think about One half cent a
word.
The public sale which was held al
Bert Armstrong; Tuesday was we'll
me ladies of the Christian church OF
Kirkville were to serve lunch but ON
account OF the weather never arrived.
Miss Gladys McCune of Wisconsin
who spent the holidays with her Ear.
ents in Kirkyille has returned ia
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dana have moved
to Kirkville having purchased home
there.
| Mrs. John Reed died at the home Of
| her son Theoph Reed of Kirkville after
| a short Illness OF pneumonia
Howard Brown spent his holiday va.
cation at the home OF his parents IN
Kirkville.
c. w. Moore who ha; been very W
ifor some time is improving.
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LEGAL
sHERIFF's SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of general execution, to me di-
rected by the Clerk of the District
Court of Wapello County, Iowa
against the goods, chattels, lands, ten
ements, etc, of Eddyville Sand Com
pany incorporated defendant in favor OF
Harry D. Bellamy and Grover c. Hub
bell plaintiffs, will offer at public sale,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
at the front door of the Court House in
the City of Ottumwa, Wapello County,
Iowa. on the 29th day of January,
1910, between the hours of O'clock a.
M and p m.,, on said day, all of said
Eddyville Sand Company Incorporat-
ed right, title and interest in and to
the following described property stu
ated in Wapello County, Iowa, to-wit:
The real estate described as "A
right of way for railroad side track
purposes. said of being fifty feet wide
and commencing at, the southerly side
of Vance street in the Town of Eddy
vile, in the northwest corner of sec
ton !. township 10 north, range 16
west, in Monroe county, Iowa, and
running thence in a southerly direction
some eleven hundred and ninety feet
along the rear portion of the un num-
bered lots in said Town, per recorded
plats thereof, lying west of and front
ing on Front street in said Town of
Eddyville in the northwest corner of
section 6, township 70 north, range Is
west, in Wapello County, Iowa. and
ending at or about Walnut street in
Said Town and section, including the
railroad sidetrack, ties, rails and i'm
provements on said right of way To-
Gated, as said rights of way is now
surveyed located and occupied
Also the real estate in said two
counties of wapello and Monroe.
State of Iowa described as lot 1872
feet front facing and on the west side
of Front street in said. Town of Eddy
vile, in Wapello county, Iowa COM
mencing at a point where the. north
west end of Elm street In said Town
intersects or meets the west side of
Front street. thence in southerly di-
rection along front street 1872 feet;
thence at right angle westerly $50 feet
into Monroe County, thence at right
angle northerly 1872 feet, thence at
right angle easterly $50 feet into Wa
pello county to the place OF beginning.
This lot being the same land convey
ed to the Eddyville Sand Company by
w. c.. Penick and wife November g.,
1903, together with the improvements
thereon situated
Also the corporate franchise of said
Eddyville Sand Company dated Aug
ust IS. 1908, and filed for record Aug
ust 81, 1903, with the recorder of deeds
of Wapello County, Iowa. and entered
of record in his office in box X Of
Articles of Incorporation at p AZ
Also personal property of said cor
poration which you may find in its
plant at Eddyville, including one
double hoist engine, one steam boiler
one large barge, one inch sand pump,
one stationary pumping engine.
Sale to commence at the hour Of
1880 o'clock p. M, of said day.
Witness NV hand this 2Sth day of
December, 1909.
w. w. Jackson. Sheriff Of wapello
County, Iowa.
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PACKERS BREAK HOGS.
Chicago Market Saturday Broke is to
20 Cents Under Fridays
90
Flour and Food.
LeveIi Top $3.50.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. TO-
Packers had their way in the hog
market and forced prices down $50
s5c, while the close was the lowest
point of the day. Many went 15@2oc
Eower early. compared with Fridays
general range. but most sales showed
fully 25c decline compared with high
spot that day, with instances OF
greater losses. Around $500 were car
ried over unsold, and shippers pur,
chased about 1900. Receipts were es-
.imated early at 1900 and under but
late in the day 1900 was considered
nearest the figure. Quality was fair.
Prime heavy reached $3.50 early, while
fancy light sold up to S.s5, and butch
ers ALSO up to that figure. However,
most butchers were obtained at sS.75.
while heavy packers went largely
around $50, with bulk of light at
SS.65QS.70. Good mixed packing late
was wanted around $685. Pigs went at
s7,25@S.45, with 130@14O Id lots at
sS.5o@S.60 No stays beat $3.50 and
most boars made $3.50. Closing prices
were 50@40c higher than week ago.
Quotations follow:
Heavy butchers 24oa 900 lbs s.s5@s.so
Light butchers, 190@23O lbs S.60@S.s5
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Horses Quiet on Close.

Stock Yards. Chicago, Jan. To-
Many outside buyers We're after
horses on early days the past week,
but Of late demand had slackened on
most offerings, and prices were quot
ed generally steady, but closing values
showed signs of weakness. General
quality was fairly good, and while
supply was many times larger than the
previous week it was below that of a
year ago, but storms had something to
do with the current curtailment of re-
ceipts, which totaled around 1,400,
against 52S the previous week and L.
S48 corresponding week last year.
Most drafters went at s19O6220, while
an occasional fancy one ranged at
S250M300 Medium weight chunks sold
mainly at s130m175, according to the
quality. while s160@19O secured most
expressers.
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MORRIS WILLIAMS,
OttunaWa. Iowa.
Horses ON Approval

/ have some horses of own of
various kinds that / will sell at private
sale. to be returned by March 1st II
not in every way satisfactory. Is that
fair enough?
Ralph Williams has charge of the
teaming department. Cali him up II
you want any hauling or express work.
win load sand, haul coal. deliver feed
and hire horses for light or heavy
work.
Barn phone 3042: office 444
1913.
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Morris Williams
HORSES AND cATTLt. AUCTION
EVER FRIDAY.
Largest Year Round Horse Market
West of the Mississippi. Send
Word What You Have for Sale.
AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY.

AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY.
Good big horse sale next Friday.
Two loads of extra quality horses al
ready reported so I'm sending word TO
lot of buyers that we'll have a strong
run of all sorts of horses this week.
The Every Friday Sales.
are go all right.
From now on the rest of the winter
friday vii be big day in Ottumwa. We
look for an unusually large crowd of
people here this week Friday January
IL
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Chicago. Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. 1O.-The live Stock
$4,000; beeves, s4.s0@S: stochers
feeders, s3.15@5.25; cows. heifers 80 %
@6,5S; westerners, s4.25@6.25.
noeS--M Market ten to fifteen lower:
receipts, $4,000: light, SS.3o@S45.
mixed ,.a, $S,25@s.65; heavy, ss.3o@s.s0:
Lsough, ss.25@S.50; good to choice
eaieet 5 sS.5O@S.7o; bulk sales, $3.50
Market steady. receints "a
@6l5: lambs. s625@e. ~
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evening Miss Proctor of Burlington,
Kansas was an out of town guest Ice
cream. cake, candy and chocolate were
served.
Thos. Shirley of Minnesota Lake,
visited over Sunday with Pennington
friends.
Remember the Courier want ads
will sell farms, horses, cows, chickens,
butter, eggs as well as everything else
you can think about One half cent ii
word.
Mrs. Elmer Henshaw of Moulton.
who has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Combs. returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. G. H. Cares of Des Moines is
the guest of friends.
Mrs. Claude Cary of Hannibal, NO.
Is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
O. Boyer.
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ST. Louis Grain Msrl-3t.
st. Louis. Jan. 10.-The grain mar
ket follows:
WHEAT--May-s113A.
CORN-6Sc.
OATS-47hc.
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FARMlNeToN.

w. L. P. Muir and Benjamin Ketch-
am of Bonaparte were Pennington
visitors Monday.
Owing to the death of Miss Morse's
father, the late M. H. Morse there was
no school in the sixth room Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Harry Sawyers pleasantly en-
tertained the Kensington club and n
few invited guests on Wednesday
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Chicago Butter and Eoo Mark,+

Chicago, Jan. 10.--Butter-Marke
steady; creameries, 26@34c; dairies,
BGGS-Market steady: receipts. L.
900; at mark cases included, 24h "a
5e1ac.; firsts, 35c.: prime firsts. 3Sc.
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Chicago Grain Market.

follows: ~
WHEAT-No. 2 red, s1.a7m127h:
NO. 8 red s1.20@L27; No. 2 hard
$I15R i'll; No. 8 hard, s1.1o@
coRN-No. 3, 64lhc.
oATS-No. white 4sc.: No. 8
white, 41@4Sc.; standard, 47A M4sAc
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Sheep Close Hiahsr.

Stock Yards, Chicago Jan. TO-
Closing prices for most sheep and
lambs We're up 15@25c compared with
the previous week. Trade was active
on most days for bulk of arrivals, al
though outlet for medium kinds mar
rowed of late and trade slowed down
on such offerings. Native lambs at
1910 and Westerners at the same
figure were new records, as was $685.
for Western yearlings. Western
wethers reached $3.50, highest since
last June, and others made $4,000
6.25, with ewes downward from $3.50,
only culls under s4.25. Plain to choice
yearlngs ranged at S7@S.25 bulk up
ward of $3.50. Native ewes sold at SO a.
6.25. bulk, S5.25@5.s5, with wethers at
$3.50 6.50, few above $6.25. Odd ma
tive yearlings reached S7S5. Bucks
went at S3.50@5. bulk upward of $3.50.
Fair to prime native lambs sold at So
as, with Gull to plain killers at $50
$50. few below &c. Westerns landed ut
S7.35@9, bulk above $685. while feed
ers sold at s725@7.40. Quotations fol-
low:
Native lambs, plain to best $7.5O@9.10
Western lambs, poor to best 5.50@9.10
Lambs, seconds $50. :. -. 6.00@7.25
Feeding lambs ..... ..... 6.75@7.40
Wethers. plain to best ..... 5.7506.40
warnings, poor to choice :. 6.75@S.35
Ewes. inferior to prime. -. 4.50@6.15
Feeding yearlings -. -. ;. 5.75@6.25
Bucks, stays and Gull sheep. $3.50 500
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A DAVIS COUNTY FARM rs A
good investment either for a home OF
income. Land as low as $40 per acre,
Write for descriptions. C. T.. Fry,
Bloomfield, la.
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He Deserved II

JOHNNY CAME HOME THE OTHER NIGHT IN HIGH
GLEE WEARING THE ARITHMETIC MEDAL.
WHAT'S THAT FoR?" ASKED HIS MOTHER
THAT'S THE PRIZE FOR DOING EXAMPLES" SAID
JOHNNY. Il DID THIS ONE: "IF OUR NEW BABY
WEIGHS ELEVEN AND A HALF POUNDS AND GAINS AN
OUNCE EACH DAY-CAUSE YOU TOLD MRS. SMITH SHE
DID SEsTERDAY -, HOW MUCH WILL SHE WEIGH WHEN
SHE'S TWENTY YEARS OLD?" AND THE. ANSWER WAS
FOUR HUNDRED AND sIXTY-sIX POUNDS AND THE
TEACHER SAID I EARNED THE PRIZE"
GET THAT ARTICLE READY THAT YOU WANT To
SELL AND PUT THE AID IN TOMoRROWS COURIER.
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LOCAL MARKETS
PORkERS FALL OFF.
A Five Cent Decrease is Noticed in the |
Price of hogs. Corn Takes

Another Jump.
A five cent decrease in the price of
classes of hogs is quoted in today's
markets. Corn is quoted at 60@6S
cents per bushel, while spinach is also
az cents higher than in Saturdays
quotations Aside from these the. retail
as well as the wholesale markets are
UNCHANGED.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRonucE
MARKET.

ne IolIowing market is furnished by
4. q, thurman. grain and stock brok-
81, rooms 7 and s, Chiffon Blk. OF
phone 539-R.
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WANTED.

WANTED--BA BARBER AT CHILL
Gothic. None but married men need
!! apply, See Frank Bowen, Chillicothe,
la.
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Now York Rutter and Egg Marke,

steady to firm; receipts. 1900: cream
cry specials, 36c.; thirds to extras. 80
@S4c.; creamery held, 2s@34c.; state
dairy, 26634c.; process, 261a @29c;
western factory, 24@25c.; imitation
creamery, 26@28c.
EGGS-Market firm; receipts, 4,2o0;
western extra firsts, Acc; f1rsts, 38@
39c.; lower grades. 30@37c.
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DRAKEvIL.LE.

Guy Duke of Ottumwa spent the
week with his sisters Miss Blanche
Duke and Mrs. Mabel Bernis. and at
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SELL FARMS TO
married or single men-no one bar
red. Write to us or come see us. Nc
lntire Real Estate Co., Bakesburg,
Ia
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the home of his grandmother Mrs.
Martha Williams

the home of his grandmother Mrs.
Martha Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMath returned to
their home in Allerton last Sunday
after few weeks visit at the Ed
McMath home.
Mrs. Laura De Mar left Saturday for
Kansas City to visit her sister, Mrs.
Dan Shackleford.
Remember the Courier want ads
Dutter, eggs as well as everything else
you can think about. One-h half cent a
word.
Ottie Sayles was called home from
Ottumwa last week on account of the
Illness of his mother who is now i'm
proving.
Mrs. Martha Housley was taken i'll
last Monday night at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Nellie Dodge on whom
she was attending through sickness.
Miss Alma Davis of Mt Pleasant,
came home last Tuesday for a short
visit at the home OF her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davis. north of town.
Mrs. Newland and son Donald spent
the week in Eldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schank of Illinois, are
visiting Mrs. Schank's parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Sloan.
Miss Katie Jennings and her friend
Miss Evans left for their home in
Horton, Kansas after spending the
holidays at the DR. Jennings home.
Mrs. Bert Myers and Mrs. Will
Owens left Monday for Oklahoma to
Join their husbands who left on Sun
day.
A dinner was given Thursday at tho
John Fleming home. Among those
present were a sister of Mrs Fleming
of Colorado; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adcock
Of Peoria, ILL.,: and Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Russell from near Independence, Kan
sas.
A party was given last Thursday ut
the Frank Davis home north of town
In honor of their son Phil of Musca-
tine and daughter Miss Alma of Mount
Pleasant. who are spending a short
time at home.
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CEDAR ROUTE o. 1. =
= $-<<t-<<>~t<<* ~*-<%-e->-%@%> ~ i,
{. Charles Funk of Avery sold his
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sheafe took
dinner at the John Ross home New
Years day.
Mr. and Mrs C-harIac Ivu,1y 1,;e;tad
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FOR SALE-AN EIGHTY ACRE
acre Missouri farm. Easy terms. 80
acres of the best Charlton bottom
land IN Charlton county, Missouri.
Five miles from thriving town OF
5000; all under cultivation Large
new barn, good house and out
houses, two living wells, wind mill,
hog tight fence, and other improves
ments. Price one hundred dollars
per acre worth one hundred and
twenty-five. VIII loan fort six hun
rna dollars at five per cent Lloyd
l.. Wayland. Mober.-, Mo.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT +. f1,
Glen, KirkvilIe, la.
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~, Range OF hog values at Chicago fcs
pasl week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
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FOR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF s1l
acres B miles south of the Rock Is.
land railroad at Douds, Van BureH
county, Iowa. Good size dwelling
mousse and bank barn, also on,
buildings all in good condition, "a
acres of good land to cultivate and
plenty Of blue grass pasture with
never failing water for stock to go to
at all times. All under fence. Timber
enough for all purposes. Address O..
w. Clayton, Douds-Leando. Ia.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

WE HAVE A FINE LOT OF WEBER
wagons, buggies gasoline engines
and other machinery, implements
we will sell at close figures. Wapel-
10 Bubby Co.
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Chicago Poultry Market.

Chicago, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
strong; turkeys, lie; chickens, 15c.;
springs, 15kc
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STEERS GAIN IN WEEK.
Values at Chicago Inflated is to IS
Cents During Period, Due
TO Small Supplies.

Stock Yards, Chicago, Jan. TO-
values for, steers We're inflated 15@35c
IN the past week, result of small sup
pies. caused by the refusal of rail-
roads to accept shipments from some
sections of the cornbelt, because of the
badly impeded traffic on their lines.
from all sections, but the demands,
Doth on packer and shipping account,
were still brisk. Shippers particularly
brought literally. and their compete
ton was a strong factor in effecting
the price rise. Heavy fat steers. caught
most appreciation in early day. but
later the demand was partial to low
er and medium priced classes. Quality
OF supplies was plain. receipts COM
prising largely medium and short fed
steers. A. few price kinds made sT75@
800, but sales were rarely above $3.50
and good to choice dressed beef and
shipping classes sold mainly at SEQ
6,S5. Plain light grades ranged down
to SIS with tailings below $3.50. Butch
er stock values were forced to highest
levels of the winter season on a short
weeks run, sales being boosted 10000
up from the week. Gamers and cut
tiers, however, held only at last weeks
level. Calves, in light supply, were
strong sale, best making $3.50. Feed
ing cattle of good '"ade moved freely
throughout the week, sales holding at
a firm level, but plain light stockers
met scant demand and these declined
10000, sales of common lots being
numerous at $3,15@S.50. Prices had the
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New York Poultry Market.

New York, Jan. 10.-Poultry-mar-
ket dressed, strong; chickens, 17@2Sc,;
fowls, 1S@171ac.; turkeys, 22@24c.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed F. Oehler, Moravia, Ia.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Jan. 1o.-The corn market
follows:
No. 3-64Ac.
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FOR SALE-ONE HAMILTON $3.50
piano, years old. as good az new.
70 make quick sale SITS cash
buys 1t. Address A. r. Anderson,
Avery, Ia.
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FOR sALE-71s ACRE TRACT,
with or without room house,
Young orchard, u of mile from
CITY cemetery. Barney Gallagher,
Rural Route No. /, City.
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= CEDAR ROUTE o. 1.

:. Charles Funk Of Avery sold his
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheafe took
dinner at the John Ross home New
Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Funk visited
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a Fine Farm i'm
Sunny California
To Exchange for Iowa Property.

We
the Valley
in
keted
returning to Iowa will
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FOR SALE-DURoC soWs, BREu
March and April. Bred to good
poars. Geo. w. Speirs. Hedrick. Ia.
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL FEMALE
black Scotch Collie puppies, cheap.
y. L. Armstrong. one mile east OF
Rutledge.
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A party was given last Thursday at
the Frank Davis home north of town
in honor of their son Phil of Musca-
tine and daughter Miss Alma of Mount
Pleasant. who are spending short
time at home.
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NV WHEAT High Low Jan. 10. Jan. 5.
I,t nay :. IL 1.1$ 1.1ass 1.l31s :.
y uly :. 1.OSa- 1Q2R 1neX 1oo1L
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Ottie Sayles was called home from
Ottumwa last week on account of the
Illness of his mother who is now i'm
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Poplar Ctr, Sftpads.
5ohn WlifIer, 50. 3 Welt gorror
Ctr. .Snqu.f, in E6tp.be.
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121 Walpsrn gI.. Sirnbou!.ntSiiH'
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William Sanoou. SO. 3443 WibbIss
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Soispb WeiiIina, 81, 2ittle Siite.s
OF ihe Door, Ri.r.nIeioen.
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Sirose. sSnausii in S6pebe.
Soieph g. Gelln. 5, 4022od Strait.
Snqutit in Ghipebe.
Uloris Shmiot cine hdIbe Stunoe,
1903 Gin Cir, s5riibseburt.
Soiepb Shmibt, cine babe Stunc,.
1903 Gin Ctr. Griibesburt.
gbas. 8. gDibbtn. 4 Monot. 295
Rennsr Ctr, Observation-Disclosures.
1dfius Cafe, 68, 706 Weii S.S.r.,
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skobore Wbite, 8, 1925 moniort
Ctr, TubertuloIe.
5bcs. I. morriiTen. q, 1331Moob
Ctr, gopinaipn. Snqueit in Shns6e.
aba 2or.tia Worman, 60. 1882
goitern ape., Niersnleiben.
giobert 6. Bruce. 20, POST WsIi 6.
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