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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21

smart one here, all hand work, fol
$14, or you may pay several times al
much. Two are being made for al
American woman. One is of sof
brown material like moleskin il
dun. 1t is heavily embroidered II
gold roses, which like the garniture
of the edges is in dull tint. The
other is of mauve satin covered with
an embroidery of silver f1eur de liz
conyentionalized and in the intricate
pattern the monogram of the recipi
ent is cleverly hidden.
AS you are admiring these a third
is ordered by an English woman; this
is to be of light blue kid glace GOV
cred with design of lowered bas
kets, the favorite pattern, so al
French shopkeepers tell you, of Marie
Antoinette; from the basket Greer
garlands of tiny pink roses on which
humming birds are poised.
Odd, but Effective Design.
A dark brown velvet is appliqued
with beetles made of tortoise shell
the wings marked by the natural col
oring Of the material The subdued
coloring prevents the design from
seeming too bizarre.
lesson in the graces and coquet
ries of life may be acquired by watch
ing the Partisan with her latest adorn.
ment. 1t is as eloquent in her hands
as the fan of Spanish woman, the
mant1lla of a Mexican or the Scarlet
rose OF the Italian signorina. She ex.
presses by it invitation, Indifference,
dislike and allurement. Oftentimes
she twists the cord many times about
her small waist and holds it behind
her. Following the invitation of the
leading strings, naturally you note the
grace of the figure. OF course she is
unaware of this. You learn this by
the hooking note of inquiry that
meets your glance when it returns.
Old satin and taffeta coats in habit
shape were in great favor at the re-
cent great race meetings of the
French capital.
Hats at the grand steeplechase at
Auteuil We're enormous. Long ribbon
streamers decorated some Of them.
Lace gowns, lace coats, lace tunics,
lace overwaists, lace scarfs and man
tles-lace abundant makes promi-
nent part in the summer wardrobe.
All Sorts of Friils.
For bridesmaids lace caps are in
vogue. They drop over the hair in
soft plated frills and are trimmed
with bows of silk or mousseline flow
ers.
Whole embroidered hats and hats
with embroidery covered crowns are
shown in the millinery shops and will
no doubt be seen later on with many
embroidered costumes on the streets
or at summer resorts.
Ribbons or pieces of velvet are
both most generously used on hats
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Farm Bargains

80 acree, mile from Extra, almost
level, easy terms, 5 percent interest
800 per acre.
100 acres, II miles from Extra,
very fine land, gently rolling,
price Sis.
$40 acres, 5 miles from Extra, good
land and good buildings, easy terms
price 500.
100 acres, | mile from town, large
new house, 2 good barns and other
buildings, price $1l5.
200 acres, very nice land and good
buildinge, $1,000 mortgage, 5 per
cent for years, price $l10.
80 acree, good new buildings, easy
terms, price 800.
80 acres, new buildings, fine land,
$1,000 Mob. l, 1912, balance 51a per.
cent for years, price $1l7.50
$50 acres, all good buildings, gen.
thy rolling laud, $4,000 mortgage, 5
percent for 10 yeare, price $120.
$50 acres good land, close to Ext
rasand good buildings, $2500 March
l, 1912, balance 81 percent price $115
100 acres, fine land and good bull
dings, price $l10
40 acres, we'll improved, easy
terms, price $l25.
These are only a few from our
large list. All are convenient to
Extra.
s2l J.H. B. Rendleman
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Queer sites for Birds, Nests.

The remarkable sites sometimes
chosen by birds for their nests are
recorded from time to time. A robin
builds in watering can, an old kettle.
or on bookshelf in library. One Of
the most remarkable, perhaps, is that
recently given in the Emu, and ap-
parently authentic. On November 10
last sheep was being shorn on the
farm Of A. Burger, Telanga, Australia.
In its wool was found starling's
nest with one egg. A note in the Field
adds that the nest of small bird was
once found in horses tail in Cape
Colony.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Children Crv
FOR FLETCHER'S
g a 3 T Q RIA
Iceberqs.


From the polar iceflelds and gla-
ciers which are always protruding
themselves into the sea great float
ing masses become detached and form
iceberg foes and drift-ice. These
bergs or mountains of ice rise some
times more than $50 feet above the
sea level From the specific gravity,
it is calculated that the volume Of
an iceberg below the water is about
nine times that of the protruding
part. Icebergs and foes Of icefields
are often laden with pieces of rock
and masses of stone and detritus,
which they brought with them from
the coasts where they were formed,
and which they often transport
towards the equator.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Friend Of Girls to Marry.

Miss Dorothy Payne Whitney, who
has done SO much for poor girls in
New York, especially In providing
cheap hotels for them, Is to be married
to w. d. Straight of Oswego, N. Y,
former consul general to a post in
China. One of her sisters is Mrs. AL
merle Hugh Paget, of England and one
brother married Helen Hay and anoth.
or Gertrude Vanderbilt.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Not A Word OF Scandal

marred the CAL of neighbor on Mrs.
w. p. Spangh of Manville, Wyo., who
said: "She told me DR.. Kings New Life
Pills had cured her of obstinate kidney
trouble and made her feel like new
woman" Easy, but sure remedy for
stomach, liver and,kidney troubles. Only
Csc at Winfrey 4 Chantry's.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21
Wanted

We have several buyers who
wants farms. 1t you contemplate
selling your place list it with the
Journal. 1t costs you nothing I'M
less we sellit.
Audubon Co. Journal
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-09-21

u
On motion Board adjourned to meet
tomorrow morning at eight O'clock.
Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa.
September IL, 1911.
Board of Supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment at eight o'clock a M.
Members present: G M Ross, Chair
man; Sam'l McGatlin, E f johnson.
On motion the following claims were
allowed:
LeMars Printing Co, supplies for
treasurer $50 40
Acres, Blackmar & Co, supplies
for auditor II 90
Acres, Blackmar & Go, supplies
for clerk Q IS
Acres, Blackmar q Co, supplies
Tor treasurer 3 so
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies for
treasurer ------ IS SO
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies for
auditor 20 90
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies for
clerk --------.----- SO
Perkins Bros & Co, supplies for
Auditor. -.--..---- 10 90
Sylvester Moore, unloading and
hauling steel culverts- S 90
Harry Neitzell, delivering sup
plies to John Gallagher, quar-
antined 8 90
Howard e Kittell, treasurer, pos
tage .-----------.--.- 90 90
Howard e Kittsll, treasurer, ex-
press on bonds. ,-------.-,---- 10 25
Howard E kittell, treasurer,
other express SO
Howard e Kiitell, treasurer, eX-
change : s5
+ l. Anderson, disinfecting and
care small pox case. --- 90
w e Kennels, trustee of Leroy
E 4 Bates, trustee Leroy twp 90
G H Sampson, trustee Leroy twp 2 90
ID l. Freeman, clerk Leroy twp 2 90
G A May, NJ D, attending X
Lane ] so
Wilson & Freeman, flour and
butter for Mrs Emery, poor IS
w M Crees, sheriff, boarding and
lodging prisoners 16 80
W N Crees, sheriff washing for
prisoners so
w N Crees, sher II, expense serv-
ing warrants 55 90
w NJ Crees, sheriff, telephoning- IS
w NJ Crees, sheriff, postage 90
Ito be Continued.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28

ton that provides the voluminous COL |
lar with the short coat.
Naturally not all the coats are OF the |
very short length Women will wear
severe tailor mades and since the very
short, plain tailored coat is absurd
upon the average figure there are
many sensible women who insist upon
little more length, and the manufac-
turers and tailors have to supply the
demand.
Frequently. too. the very loose.
straight lines are tempered by some
style of betting Usually the belt APP
pears only across the back, where 1t
holds the fullness in very loosely. but
some times one sees a smart model
frankly belted all around with a short
or moderately short peplum and a
waist line defined, even though large.
Lingerie waists are not extremely
popular in Paris just now. Most off
those worn there are all-over embroi-
derry, of batiste or of plain or fancy
lawn. Percale and linen are used for
tailored waists.
AS to styles. the peasant or komono
sleeve is prevalent, and sleeves are ell
| bow or three-quarter length. The
| principal trimmings are embroidered
| designs, linen or valenciennes inser-
! tions and bands of embroidery.
| Smooth materials are very much in
| favor. though some rough are also
seen. In general a loose rather than a
strictly rough weave is favored in this
| case.
/ Fine serges are seen everywhere,
| both in fine twill and in herringbone
/ effects, but particularly the former.
Fancy mixtures, checks and striped
| worsteds best for the in-between
/ season of early spring.
Il Panama and wolfe are popular for
i spring suits; they are light and pref
Il ty and make up WE'LL Wolfe is to be
i extremely popular next season.
II Satin. either the real article or the
cloth backed variety, is to be really
Il the rage for the dressier skirts and
ii suits, and surrah and taffeta will run
it a close second. Velvet will also be
seen TO some extent.
Poke bonnets are again in favor, and
the sereve jockey cap is novelty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28
FADS AND FASHIONS

New York, April ga style that
is deserving of continuation and which
is accepted gladly by nearly all wo-
men, is the tunic. The tunic affords
opportunity for yelling a skirt. This
doubles the color possibilities in
gown. 1t utilities remnants of differ
ent textures and gives graceful lines
that all appreciate Besides softening
a shade of satin beneath or giving a
brilliant note of contrast in a gown,
the tunic can do something else. A
short length over drapery can success
fully divide a line that is judged to he
TOO long from the waist to the ground.
Then again. tunic can emphasize by
trimming in vertical lines the length
of the line. Cords will do this as also
will slashed sides outlined by lace in
satin or beaded fabric.
Yelled and studded or embroidered
with beads. the tunic is in itself suf-
ficient ornamentation to the gown.
Marquisettes. wolfe. chiffon. silk and
cotton net and any of the transparent
mousselines de sole are the materials
that have proved their worth veil
ing agents, and will still serve in the
same capacity this spring.
TUNES, although in many cases they
are considered parts of the skirt. ex-
tend up on the bodices of gowns. They
veil the upper parts of the gowns.
Some times the blouse or bodice is but
half draped with the transparent fab
rio but the vogue for yelling is en-
phasized in every possible way. Iaces
that form the yoke and cuffs are yelled
with chiffon. Under colored open
meshed fabrics there is used metallic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28
Where The Spotlight TWink|es

FRITZ Scheffs tour is expected to last
until the middle of June
Hortense Nelson. a sister of Alice
Nelson, has started tour in Ibsen
roles.
Lew Fields is to have a companion
play to The Henpecks,' called THE
Never ONES
Emma Eames the grand opera star.
although of American parentage. was
born in China.
william Gillette, the actor. is the
son of clergyman. His only brother
is farmer in Kansas.
Next season Robert Edeson will have
the title part in THE Cave Man." a
play by Gillett Burgess.
Elsie Janis. who has closed her sue
cessful season in THE Slim Princess
will have a short season in vaudeville.
A new musical comedy which has
been named The Girl of My Home
Town will be produced in Chicago
this spring.
Holbrook Blinn and Doris have
been engaged for the revival of THE
Lights of London" by William A.
Brady.
Charlotte Walker has been engaged
by Delamater and Norris to star under
their management for a period of sew
eral years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28

Robyn, called .'Will-o'-the-Wisp, is to
be given its first production in Chicago
soon.
Rida Johnson Young has written
new comedy in which Helen Lowell.
who made such a remarkable hit as
the old maid in 1.-THE Lottery Man."
will have a leading part.
The stock company season is said to
be more prosperous than ever. One
Hundred and seventy-nine companies
will be paying in and about New Eng
| land, it is expected
Next season a new musical play is to
| be produced entitled THE Clairvoy-
ant" The book is by Edward Peple,
author of THE Prince Chap" and the
| music by Karl Hoschna.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28

Beulah Poynter is to have a summer
stock season in Denver. Dore David
son has been engaged as a member Of
the same company.
Lucille La Verne has completed a
dramatization of Ann Boyd" tale of
Georgia life. by Will N Harder, and
will appear herself in the play.
new musical comedy recently COM
pleted by Water Percival and Alfred
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28

The play which Blanche Ring will
have to succeed her present one will
have it's book by Edgar Selwyn and
his wife, Margaret Mayo, while the
music will be by Otto Hauerbach and
Karl Hoschna.
Kyrle Bellew will shortly close his
season and Will spend a month yacht
ing along the eastern coast. In June
he will sail for England, and will re-
turn to America late in August, to be-
gin another tour
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28

NOTHING IS OF GREATER IMPoR-
LANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH EVENING.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28
CDR. Miles Nervine
Raised Me From.
the Crave Mrs. Taylor

This is strong statement to j.
make, but it is exactly what Mrs.
Thomas Taylor, of Blum, Texas,
said in expressing her opinion of
this remedy.
'sDr Miles Restorative Nervine
raised me from the graveyard 1havc
much confidence in it. lean never
say enough for your grandlmedicines.
If anyone had offered melSIoo.oo for
the second bottle of Neuvine that I
used would have said .npindeed."
SATHOMAS'TAYLOR.
Blum, Tex
Nervous exhaustion is COM
mon occurrence of modern life.
The wear and tear onsthe nervous
system is greatersnowe than at any
time since the world began. For
sleeplessness, poorsappetite and that
run down" feeling, snothing istso
good as
DIR. Miles'ANervine
Your nerves are your life and
lack of vital .energy,mzkes existence
misery. DR.. MilesJ Ncrvine will
tone up your nevousesystem.
Ask any druggist. tide first bottle falls
TO benefit, your money issseturned.
MILES MEDICAL, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28
Fit and Appearance.

Is of the strongest features of the
hundreds of Suits we have sold Ask your
friend or neighbor maybe his new Suit was
made by us.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-28
Let lis make your
Clothes Because
Quality is the Best.
w orknanship.

We employ the highest priced tailors and
cutters and every garment is properly built
with the best of lining. felt, canvas, buckram
haircloth, tape and padding.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
Mitt. rnabtsgeiet.
Sbireu elmer @irtbidaFt BON Der
9Solisci aufacbrohcu.

ssrgeont stssrer uno Die poli8is
ften Reiiinser unb S4piub borten ses
'tern gu friber Worgenitunbe ein
&ompfget0fs aus Der WirtbIhaft oss
Charles Sberman, go. 329 Gongz
NORTH StruBs, bsrpororingen. Sa ths
rer 4uffprosruns, 81 Offnen, nitt
5olse geleiitet puroe, braaen oie Be
amtsn Die Sbiirs tursentidloTen Elm
uno fanben cine @n3abl MdHnsr uno
syrausnaimmsr in benz 2otdle Dor.
Der Shanttellner Emanuel Gnor,
fpeI6er rpegsn uebertretung oes Wltt.
tsrnaatsssisses perbaftst lpuroe, er'
tIdrte, oaB sr perfu6t babe, Die 9dif'
gum 9srlaFeH Der Dtrtbihoft su Der.
anlaTeH, als Elm unbetannter Tlann
ipelder iih fir einen Qoli3iitsn aus.
CAB, sinen RsDoIper gesogsn unb ihr1
unb bic onosrsn 4utpeisnoen bsorofi
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09
1ie 1entpfraten
Soaen MaDur Sd)luab in Der Soipi.
tal-Angelegenbcit nnteritiiten.

Bon bemotratiiher Seite tpiro ber
0erIud gsmant perben ben Staot@
ROTH barart gu berbinbern, baB er bic
SrDindn3, laut tpslter tein Qr3t ldns
ger als 15 Sabre benz 4sr8tsitab bes
itdbtifden 6ofpitals onsebOren odrf,
iiber bas 9eto Manpr Sdpab's btns
aus paiIirt.
5enrp 3. 5unt bat iih in Iebr ent>
i6iebener Deiie gu 9unitsn Der Or
binan3 ausgefpro6en uno bic itebsn
Demofraten, bic jebt bem Stabtrotb
dngeb6ren, psrben erIu6t nerbsn, fir
bas 8eto unD segen Die SrDindn5 5u
itimmen unb Die 0eener Der Srbinan3
glauben, bab ss ibnen bann eelinsen
nirb, ods 0eto bes Wiapors aufreht
gu sr6alten, ba audi oerihiepene Rez
publitaner, baruilter bag Staotrathsz
mitglteo at large Gam Woner, ertldrt
baben, bab fis gegen bic Srotnan3
itimmen tperben.
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Sie ainnsrbeimatb.

4nlGblid pes beppritebenDeu Weihs
nadtsfeites tat bic 8inDerbstmatb,
bic tetanntli6 in ibrem isgeHsreider
Wirfen sinsig unb aQsin auf bisWilos
tbdtigteit oss publitums anssIpiefen
lit, sinsn Qufruf srIaTsn. in tpelhsm
Meni6enfreunoe aufeeforoert tperoen.
Der QlnftaIt gu gebenten uno fir Die
heimutbloien 3lsinen, bic in Der Ginz
oerbsimath Iufnabme finoen, etn
'S6erflein beiSutragen. Gtpaige Ga.
Ben iino an n5be gbilbrens 5ome"
SO. 312 Wsit 9. Qps., 81 rihtsn.
Sn Der Nnitott, Die felt benz Sabre
1864 beitsbt, purben isit iener 3stt
So, ,430 beimat6loie Ginoer perpflest
uno i'm DerfloTsnen Sabre funben1432
ainber in Der 4nitalt Elm 6eim.
9as 9Ihlein, bas on bic 9onner
unb 5reunbs Der Qnitalt ausseianbi
lporben lit, entfdlt cine Reibe ppr
photographer, Die oas bette 3eusnit
fir oas 10 ieseusreihe 0irteu bes
5sims biloen. 0tsis photographer
iino ndmli6 gilbsr ehemaIiesr Sn.
iaHen oss 6eims, fir bic Elm tempo.
rdres Seim sefunoen ipuroe uno BIZ
Ieitoem anseiehsne 2eute gspprosr
iino.
Die Weibnattsfeier in Der Ginper'
6eimatb tpiro am Samitug, bem %
DECEMBER, itattfinosn. I'm Elm uhl
finoet bas Jeitmohl fir bic ftsiner
itatt uno um elm 9isrtel Dor stpsi llh,
fpiro bann Der Weibnahtsmann Ietnsr
9eiuh abitatten unb bas tleins 9ol'
ourh ullsrbonb biibihe8uten erfrsusr
gu Der sSeier iino ieIbftssbenb alt
Jreunbs uno 9Onner br5lihit eings.
ldoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

Gin giIemma in SetreH Der nenen
Sail>apmmiiiiun.

Sn Der gsitrigen SiBung oer@ountps
Rpmmiiidre puroe bertGtet, Dab bic
Rihter bes Common Yleas Gerthts,
DeI6e Die neus Sail &pmmIHtoH, be-
ftebenp aus ben 6erren SEQ. Shott
uno Wm. @riffitt5 (Republttaner),
fopie Wlite 9epannen uno Spbn 8.
Bruce (Dem.) ernnnnten, feline SSurtss
bittiou baben, bieielben aus bem amte
gu sntfsrnen, 10 lange tie ntht freitptls
lie ibre Defamation etnreifen.
9a bem 9eieB 3ufolge oi: Sommiis
fare fih nit bergrrihtung zines neiien
gourtbduies nidt bsfaHen ourfen unb
ba tire 9lutoritGt iih nur auf bic gra
rihtung elmer neuen Sail eritredt,
purbe bic QngeIsgsnbeit BON ben Rihz
tern Biz gu elmer ipGtsreH SiBuns psre
ihpben.
Die Crane Sdfplep Co., Gde Der
Sncamore unb Canal StraBe, oeren
Srunosigenthum bsbufs GrridtuHg
oss neusn Gourtbauies tonoemnirt
perben IoQ, bat Der geb0rbs sire 3ua
itrtft unterbreitst. ber3ufolse Iie
S277,000 fir ibr gtgentbum, iotpie
bas YripiIegium oerIangt, oofelbe
nph IS Wtpnute mad oem 9ertaufe
benusen su biirfen. Die Gngslegens
hsit pirb in elmer ipdtersn SiBung bss
iprodeu lperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-09

nem 3uitanoe feline 5ouspirtbir nib.
hGnbelt bate. purDe gu 30 Sager Dir
beits6aus perDonnert.
sSobn Bauer, tpelter erIt Dor spei
Saqen gegen oas 8eriprehsn, Die
Gtaot Iofort perldHen 81 pouen, NIT
elmer iuspenbirten fStrufe entIdHsn
tpproen mar, ipur0e tDegen Sruntens
bett au 30 Iagsn Arbeitsbaus, $50
unb aoften oerurt6eilt.
Der Rsger 6arr1 2elpis rpuroe tpe.
aen aleinbiebitahls nit elmer StrdFe
BON 80 5oaen &rbeitsbaus, 800 uno
SoIten beleqt. Gr bate BEL ieiner Der
bdftung eine Wenqe 6dnDperts3eug in
! isinem 8eTis, iiber oeTen Sertunft er
teine beirisDigenoe austunft 5sbsn
/ tcnnte.
Der II Sabre aIte gOtenjunge Soc
oones, nelher ON Dpnneritag tpegsn
1raeens eiues groBen ReoOlpers nsr'
buftet pprben mar, puroe geitern bon
benz gDIt3siriatsr Dem Su8enori6ter
| ubernieien.
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0eburten.

2ouis unb &atbsrine &smper, 218
Ritmono Strabs. anabe.
Stspban unb Suianne 5uds. 1706
Gin SiraBs. Gnabe.
Grant uno WIap 2asbr. GAO Wcs
Wlidsn aln., anab<.
Ridolaus uno Lhereie Weib, 101
GinoIap Strabe, Rdbten.
Guitap uno auguite Ringsr. 1703
5rinB SiraBs, Wtdohen.
Satob uuo Gina Grieorih, 435
Bant Gtrabe, Gnl6e.
Soispb uno 8ernaroine Stsinle,
Drap Roab, Mdo6M.
Wiliiam unD Uldrp Mieferty BIAS
gpring GroDe Or, Wdo6en.
Charles uno 2llpind Ghrharot,
1920 pitts 4p., Utdbfen.
Nrihur unb 2llHa 3iegel, 1913
Dat ap., MGS6en.
s5obn uno Margdret Mpog, Jersus
fDn Roob, M1btsn.
Sohn unb Spispbine Gloman, 1916
Ertte Mn., Gndbe.
an,iel unb Jlora aouis, 1913
pIeaIant S.rabs, anabe.
Sobn unb agnes Cider, 1927. 2ebz
rnnn Roab, Gnate
borrn uno Qor.tta Stuepe, 3641
Nhte 4n.. Mdohsn.
!. Granf unb SIiIobetb gurtharht,
$3.50 Gpsrs StraBe. WiGbnen.
Oranf unb StelIu WoefeI, 1866 3.
4p., Rdohen.
Gbparo uub Sabie Gersos, 2433
Columbia Ip.. Sndbe.
b Arthur uno Warsar.t gosbms,
1923 Clifton Gp,. W6bhen.
Matter unb gliIabetb Woers. A45
goleruin 4p.. Gudk.
Urdnt unb Sophia alaper. 2930
MorIbalI 4p., anabe.
Auguft uno W2ab.l Snaeisr, 120
piebmpnt Gtrabs, W1bhen.
Jpbr uno Carrie MeHinsIhlaser.
256 Rlotter gp., anabe.
Wiliam uno Dlargnretbe W.nsr,
1854 Sibnep No., Rnabe.
Georae unb Qlma 1rennepobl,
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Gse1r unb gertba Tleper, 2970
GoI<roin 4p., Utdb6en.
6reoerid uno gainnifreo 5aa.,. 2
Mili Gtrabs, aHabe.
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