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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
NO STAGNATION
FELT AT PARRAL
Activity Is Marked One
Concern Invests Heavily
In DEVELOPMENT.

Parral. Mex, Feb. 23.-The threaten
ed stagnation to mining operations in
this district because of the political
disorders throughout several Sections
Of the state, did not materialize, in
fact, more operations than ever are
going on and much more Is pending
upon the satisfactory arrangements OF
leases with several owners of properties
according to the Miner.
The camps ore production is steadily
climbing, due to the fact that both the
A1varado and the Veta Colorado mills
are milling ore. While the mills have
not reached the capacity stage as yet
and will not for probably a month or
two, nevertheless no shut downs have
taken place and the work goes on slow
~ but surely.
The Alvarado has dropped all its
stamps and the concentrates have come
up to expectations. The veta Colorado
has dropped 40 stamps with satisfactory
results thus far. and it is the intention
of the management TO drop the other
40 some time next week
Talk is going the rounds that two
more mills are projected
100000 In Development.
One Of the greatest evidences of I'M
yielding faith IN a property ever known
in this district came to light during
the week.
The Esmeralda- Parral Mining com
pany, owning the Esmeralda mine near
here, has spent nearly $500, 600 gold in
the development of its property and
with the chances that another 100000
will be spent before the officers and
directors will be satisfied with the
work.
The property is owned by Philadel-
phians headed by William P. Fairman.
The property has been developed to
a depth of 500 feet; the fourth level
has been opened up and the work OF
opening up the fifth level has been
started. A most thorough pumping
equipment has been installed besides
other equipment necessary in the de-
velopment work of the mine
FL Fuerte mine is reported sold. The
FL Fuerte is owned by z. NJ Hodges
and rumors are current in the Guiana
cevi district that 1t has been sold 10 an
eastern syndicate.
The Rosario mill at Guanacevi is run
ming to oaacity each working day With
pleasing resultsy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
COMMISSIONERS FIX TAX
RATE AND OFFICERS PAY

Kermit. Tex. Feb. 23.-The commits
sioners' court has levied the taxes for
this year and fixed the salaries of coun-
ty officers.
The court levied % cents on the 800
valuation for general revenue; cents
to supplement the jury fund; cents to
pay the interest on and create sink
fund on outstanding courthouse bonds;
and II cents for other social purposes,
making As cents on the 500 for all
county purposes
The court fixed TIE county judges
salary at $3.50 per annum; clerk - the
county and district courss---an told-at
$500 and the sheriff at $500.
County Judge L. B. Murray has been
at the Kermit hotel all week very
sick man, not being able to attend the
meetings of the commissioners court
and county commissioner Crawford mas
been presiding; the commissioners
however, when they went to levy tax,
repaired to Judge Murray's room ana
he, lying on his back. presided over the
court long enough to make the levles.
A slow but steady rain has fallen
here and the ground now has the best
season it has had in the past three
years, and the people feel jubilant over
If
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23

Miss Pauline Dorman, of the posto1-
flee force has gone to TucumcarIN to
spend a week or two.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
WATER PUMPED FOR
IRRIGATION WORK
Demonstration of Advan-
tage of Pumping Made
at Roswell.

Roswell, N NJ. Feb. 2S.-There has
been great need here Of some demon
stration of the practica bflity of pump
ing water for irrigation. That need
is being met by the developments be-
ing made by the Berrendo Irrigated
Farms company on the Milne Bush
tract of 1900 acres. OF the Is wells
that have been completed, ten are
flowing artesian wells and eight are to
be pumped, five of them being already
in shape to begin irrigating- One No.
% horsepower electric motor and
pumps IS lifting 1850 gallons per min
ute and one No. of 10 horsepower is
pumping 1000 gallons per minute.
If present plans Of the Southern NJ
E. church congregation of Roswell do
not miscarry, they will build a new
$40, 600 church building instead OF re-
building the old one
On Aug IA and Is, 1898. Roswell had
$50 inches Of rain. Since that time
the heaviest precipitation here at any
one period was the lao. inches in the
rain and snow that has just fallen
The other records are Sept. l. 1908
1.12 inches; July % and "A, 1909. 1-04;
Aug. 20 and q, 1909, 1.S0; Aug II and
Is, 1910, 1.01.
with eight carloads Of smudge pots
and 20 cars of smudge oil on hand the
orchardists of this portion Of the Pecos
valley expect to smudge 5000 acres
of orchard this season.
Rev. S. E. Allison has decided TO
make his new building on the old post
office corner three. and probably four
stories high.
protest against the action of the
Anti-SaIoon league and W. c. T. T.
in working against statehood at Wash
ington has been wired to the national
capital by the local Anti-SaloOn league,
signed by G. E. Gavin, president
Anderson Bros, Holloway & Lynch,
Otto Hedgecoxe and others whose
ranges are over near the eastern
boundary Of New Mexico have sold c
E Mclean OF Dimmitt, Tex, 500 head
of cattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
RUMOR SAYS GLOBE
MINES MAY MERGE
Consolidation of Big Enter
prises Said to Be Con
tenplated.

There are rumors of consultations TO
be made in the Globe district, and that
negotiations are in progress for mer-
ger Of the Miami. the Live Oak, the
Inspiration. and the new keystone. The
Miami and the New Keystone are con-
troled by the General Development Co.
which is a Lewisonn organization. The
Inspiration is controlled by the Thomp-
son-Gunn interests who are allied with
Salt Lake capitalists. The Live Oak
is now controlled by Boston investors
in copper.
Should a new concern be formed as
outlined, it would Immediately take
rank as one of the important porphyry
mines, aA 1t would have present de-
veIoped tonnage of 5O,237. 600 tons; In
SEPARATION having 21.737,000 tons. Miami
16. $500, 600, Live Oak 100000 and New
Keystone 5000. geo. Such new organi-
zation would be the dominant factor In
the Globe district, and as the Miami
mill is soon to begin operating, would
be one of the first of the developing
porphryries to produce on large scale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
APACHE MINE NEAR
GLOBE BEING WORKED

The Apache mine, at the base OF the
Apache mountains about eight miles
northeast of the Old Dominion smelter
at Globe, is now being developed. Inc
development consists of shaft being
sunk on the contact of lime and quart
zite following a 80 inch streak of ore
that assays high in silver, copper and
iron
This property was formerly worked
to a considerable extent. about 5000
tons having been shipped from 1t to
the Old Dominion smelter which aver
aged 8 IL percent copper The ore also
carried about 62 percent iron.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
ALLEGED SLAYERS
OF CHINESE HELD
Two Mexicans at Nogales
Charged With Killing
Three Cinnamon.

NogaIes. Ariz, Feb. 23.-Maximo Sal
date and Fernando Yslas, charged with
the murder of three Cinnamon near
the border at Nogales, after a prelim-
mary trial in the justice court were
bound over without bail to await the
action of the grand jury to meet April
next
Within the past few days NogaIes
and vicinity have had some good soak
ing rains and a snow storm. All Of the
surrounding mountains have been
white with snow and the weather has
been cold with biting winds.
Farmers along the Santa Cruz are
putting in their crops and say the year
promises to be better than in many
years.
A car load of COOLERS is in NOgales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23

where he has been some months en-
gagged in installing a mill for the Ter
minal Mining company
w H Neel. of the Big Four cattle
ranch in >Cochise county. was in No
gales several days closing a cattle deal.
Mesdames Kingsley. Leeker, Otto
and Phil Herold were hostesses at the
Woman's Auxiliary and entertained its
members with the game OF hearts
A train load OF cattle consisting OF
SO cars and 1880 head OF cattle. went
through Nogales en- route to Casas
Grandes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23

a number Of land buyers this week.
This company has carload >of buyers
twice a month, mostly. from Iowa, Mis-
souri, and Illinois The car is side
tracked here and the excursionists oc-
cupy it nights during their stay here.
Business with the merchants is good,
ali the well driillers are busy and post
office receipts are increasing. Broom
corn is nearly all marketed and the
farmers are having their plows sharp
ened ready for blowing as soon as the
weather warns up q little.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
ORE FROM OAXACO Is
BEING SAMPLED IN Ell PASO

A shipment OF ore from Oaxaco, Mex,
to FL Paso is being sampled and as
sayed before crossing the boundary
lines of the United States. This ship
ment of ore is consigned to the Colo
RADIO Metals Extraction company OF
Denver. Colo. and is coming 1000 miles
to be treated by the Motter process.
The Mexican Mining & Development
company which shipped the ore is in
vestigating the Motter process. and II
satisfied will install the system at its
properties in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
HoMEsEEKERS BY THE
CARLOAD AT NARA VISA.

Nara Visa, \. N. Feb. 2s.-The sec
ond cold spell for this winter has had
stock shivering fer the past three or
four days. The snow is about three
inches deep and stockmen. are having
to do very little feeding. The lowest
temperature registered was seven
above.
The western Land Co. is expecting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
o be sent to Tiburon island by S. P

to be sent to TiburOn Island by 5 p
Mccullough
l. Burgoon has moved his entire
stock Of shoes. hats and clothing 10
his new store at Ray, Arizona, and
will move there to reside
A. Cane, who has been seriously III
at the hospital at Nogales, is recov-
ering.
The big plate glass window in the
store Of Koran & Co. valued at $50,
was accidentally broken by an en-
ploye.
William Meaney has returned TO No
gales from Sapoli, Durango, Mexico,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-23
WOO JU DICK GIVES BOND.

Woo Ju Dick was released this morn
ing On bond pending rehearing on a
charge of being an illegal resident OF
the country. He appealed to the district
court and a rehearing was granted
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-27

1tmbefammter Mtann
IoDt nebem 6tm gahaoamm na3s
Gaflep aaisffnHsea.
Marse aussnid)rinlid esu eiHem
3nse nifoergeranut.

am Gube bes penniplpania Giims
bdbnbammes nahe Sotlep, ipurbe ges
fern Moreen bic qeide eints WaHnes.
lpelf,er nod ben on ibm pcrgefunbes
nsn papieren isbsnfalls NIT eintm
gnn. O. Barter bon Wilipauiee, Wis..
iD<niifh mar, gefunben. unb 5tpor bon
Or. J. 8. BERN ipelhsr, besIeiiet bon
fsinem 6unbe. einen Sposisrgdns
rnante. Or. Bern trurbe auf bas ions
berbdrs genebulen bes 6nnbes aufs
merifdm, tpelner lnut bsllenb mad eis
ner nakgeleg.nen Gie[le iief unb bann
su isinem 6errn suriidfsbrie. Ia Der
bunb bieIts Wdn1psr mebrere Wale
ipieberbolte, tntIhlob Or. Bern iih.
bic Gahe gu unterfufrn. Gr folsfe fsis
nsm nunbe unb fanb bic qeiGt. Co
rpner unb poiisei ipurben fnltunigii
bsnntrihtigt unb bic Qeide iDurbs
mad Der Morgue sebroht. no e iif
eranb, bab Der lints arm unD bas
lirfs Bein sebronen iDdren. Muberbem
niss Der 7obte fdnsrs Goniufionen
unb anbere Werl<Bunsen nuf. Der Gor
rcner III Der 4niidi, bab es iin nm eis
Kn llnfolI boHb<li. Der WdnH fthriti
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bauie sntlans unD iibsrb0rte bds Ders
annotkn zines 3uges, BON tpeldem tr
getrpfien unb CUR Seite g<fhleubert
ipurbe. Der 1obts bate mebrtre on
Gbtp. O. g,ortsr In GonispilIs strina
ttts unb In WiInnnies, His. nufssge1
kne Nrieis an iih. Gin init ~Wutter-
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jaS: rDeine Wlutter betet fir Did;
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Gobne bss 9obten eei6rkbtntr 9riei
srfunt ben Gmpfdneer bsimoufDmmen.
fdlIs q i<ine Arbtit finben innn, Gin
bon einem Re9tsonipdIt btrriibrtnbei
@9reiten bsaitbt ii4 auf slntn Gbe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-27

Uliialiebffuft angtmelbsi uHb ftine
Applitaiion ben 0erren anton S4nas
Ter, henrp Giisrt unb Mntcn Slid
itejn sur llnitrfuhung iibernieisn.
Die Defeeaten gum SidbtDsrnnb
Bruno aub, Anion ShnelIer unD
abam Waobrbarbi berihtaen iibes bic
ltb.e SiBuns.
gbenIo berihteie Der @orfittr bts
Mrrunaements sausfhufes fiir ben am
20. Sanuar 1912 in ber Arbstterhoue
nbsuba!ienben gereinsball, bob aas
Dcrbereiiunssn Inn beiien Sarge isten
unb elm GriDIs su ernarten itste.
Die Ginnobmen beIi.fen i4 ouf
$6 unb bic ausgaben duf $0Ol.7b.
Dor Der Bsrtosuns tbkilte 0srr
6enrp giisr ben anpeienben nit, bob
Der prdfibsnt 6err abam Senntlbnh
ieinen SO. .8sburtstos unb au4 ~ aIsts
der 3eit bos 80. Jabresfeft fsinsr
MaiiaIisofGaft feisre unD aus AnIab
ses DoppeIs GrsisniHes fanb nab Der
ueriammluns Elm tlsinst Rcmmsrs
itait, pdtrenb bsHen bem Jubtlar
manher 1rintipruh sepicmst tpurne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-27
1atton ,t,tb Ueuebue.

- grau Charles ctters, DON Der
Dritien apsnN in Dopion. III ouf
Beiuh gu ibr.r Wlutter. 1rau Mler.
S4mio!. nod 9ammonb. Jnp., ses
reift.
- Gbas. Bibfon, b<r mebrere Nsos
note in Speers 6oipitol aepflest NUTS
be. III seitern na4 ieiner Wobnuns IN
Welbcarne gebraht tporben.
Mit ben aussrabunsen fiir bos
Junbamsnt Der neusn Mnloae Der
Cincinnati Gis Gompunp In DdptOn.
an Der Terrace Mpt, tpurbt geftern Be-
gpnnsn.
- 6erbsrt 9. Raeel, Gobn bss Gts
notors 6. 70. Nosel, Jplepb 6umbIs
unb artbur 51onkgsl. bic ouf BEN
aentudp Stuie College itubirten. finb
tpGhrenb Der Geiertage bel ibr<n refp.
eltern in Gapton eingttrofftn.
Di. Deibnoftss sRolIssk Der ct.
Antonius airAe in Bellevue bstrue
$475.
- Cine GpeainIperidmmluns bfr
Steuersablsr unb hss Gitiasns Riubs
finbet am tommenbeH Donnerisus TIN
Gtabtratbsiaal ituti, in Der bie Wirsh.
f6aftsdng.!.ssnbeit, b. 8. bic Nseulis
ruue Der 3abl Derielb<H. befptoGen
ip<rben fou.
Cine Wsibnnntsier3e fetis seIssrn
bic Gpitens Gardner I'm 6uuis bel
Gb. Dafhe. an S<r M0fbinston Mrt..
N<uepue. In Nrnnb. Die 6lamul<n
purbsn prompt seI5}Gt unb u BE-,
S@aheu unbebsutxnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-27
HsperiiAss llsterititsnss -8ereia,

srot bss nnsiinjtissn Wetssrs bats
ten iim bic WitgIieber bes Wanerif6en
rntsrffitunes 0ertins seItern Mbsub
febr jdblrsi9 ~ Der in Der arbsiters
bals ftnttoe6dttsn Derfammlung elm.
stfunben. Uon5 defenders. neil bem
beutfmen Ronfu!. 6errnD DstorWs3ssr,
bos i'm Dor Ginger 3eii potirte Gbrens
mitgIiebbipIom iiberreiHt nerhen folIte.
Die Mnefltgtnbeit mubte jtboH b;s
sur nddfifn Nfrfammlune ptrfbobtn
lptrben, bu 1err Ult5ser i'm lebitn IN.
senblid infOIge zines onberen GHsogss
msnts fd entl4uibigen lieb unb ieinsti
gefuH auf n69lfs DsrfommIung an,
tiinbiets. % ipurbe besboIb NIT her
Grlebiguno Der Moutinsgsih1fts 81,
gcnntn uab 3nHdHft erbisltsn bic srs
trontten UliteIieber DrnH3 s5risnrid5,
g. Jrietri4. g. Wer5. Q. G6clI, ).
Burger, Gmmitt unb Muguif
Gadrbt bEt iibliHe llnttrfiitung iia
Otfnmuibstfnge BON $57. GbsnIs
purbt bds Gtsrbegelb i'm Detrdgs Ron
1925 fiir bds psrifcrbens TlitqIitb
Mnbp 1aHb<r sur 3nblung onotmiefen.
Der Dfouer Gep. Chr, Gliitonatpt.
|nus nnt orspt Gsy0be. iuurbs Saux
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-27
Eterblidlfe lfettsberi@t.

auna Dds, IS, 1880 glap etrdbt;
Osbirnihlns.
Dearia Sanber, SO, 124 Jadfcn
Girdbs; aitersfhfpdfe.
1apIor Joy, 2s, 527 Bridge Gsr.;
Qun9snentSiinbung.
grnnt Grai IT,, 80, 1852 Oosss
NORTH apenus; 1ubtriulofe.
fyront Glbls, 81, 664 msit Dritss
Girnbe; asbsrperbdrtuns.
gbnrlss Shlister, n, 1909 Wocre
Girabe; Rierenlsioen.
Marion Webiisr. "a. $40 9opiins
S.rnbe; Snaueit in Shtuebe,
6enrp Sspi. 54, 80 aIbonh Ape,;;
aungsnent3iinDung.
s<nrp pflus, SO. 1877 Zine Ctr;
HisrsHfeiotn.
katherine Deininstr, II, 1929 QIss
neIlnn Mpenus; altersfnirdhe.
mar Bead. 1911 Weit Ss4fe aD<,.
2 Wonait; 6htDd6e.
Aenrp GisbslbsD, 90. 2231 Wiescr
GtraBe; Tierenkioen.
Ghdriss Wegdbe, 80, 934 GtHI
Gtrabe; Subertuioie.
Glifrbetb 6al. So. Sanaspriam IN
goll.et Gin; gebirnf4lae.
gntn SnGf.r. ". 403 Gtanlep
Hptnue; Snquef in G9D<be.
aonarb aaih, 3. 729 Dapso Ctr;
BY1uHe.
Marp aiiinion. 81. 1101 G<a Gir.;
Jnqueit in 5hDtbe.
grani Mattsrmann. 65. 6028 Garsp
Gtrabe; Jnqneit in GHDebs.
syrtp. Cider. 45, 2O14 Wtitern
efpenue; SrqutF in Shnebs.
Mobsrt 6annaforb. s, 2001 Rens
tand apenue; Rinberparalpfe.
John 90. Rabn, rs, I'LL On 3.
Gtrdbs; 6hlasflub.
anura 6offmonH, 40. Ternbont;
Dn[enRtiHe.
aouife Terrell. "a. Htksba 9efpi.
tai; GHmd6e.
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straiienidDIdeereiss.

an Der Ode btr 5iinften nnb G<ns
trnl Mpenue eerietben gefern Wotstn
gessn 3 llbr bic Hseerinnen ooiIte oeos
bsrts unb Gannis Jobnfon IN sintn
Gtttit, ipelHer IN cine tpiifs Gdl61eyei
dusdriete. Die btibsn }rauentisartkS
bieben mitWisrfIoiden auf ein0ntes ID
nab naren fnIimm 5ustridtel alD ie
BON D<teitip Mllen fsiigenemxlee nRe
ifsgen llnfugs eingtfperrt murheo.
Charles Barnett. 81 Jd9rs az. ten
Cartilage. Wb.. 3ce aur fslbeA 31lt a
bsr gepsuiiterIieoenb<r raeen11t elr
isfn risiigen Nspslbsr nn1 1e14c le
metsers anber 1gdnner. 3elifl I'LL
ltr entipaffneie BEN Dnrid<a u2b
lperf3e I'm pseea 3raeens seEbototner
Dojien Elm.
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3amiIton aHseieen, 2ofdl. .Nssissn
Nnb Nenigfeitra fnb nb5neeben Gde
Ssr 4. AnD Charles Gfrake. tlHieS
Mgenf fir Saniilten psbHt Nu. 3O1
Nsrb front CIR. IeiepboH Samiffcr
1076.N. SelcpbDn naierts asrreipo1
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anfbonp Ghue unb 9bcmas
Giren, ipslhs ben SO Sabre altsn 9p.
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gen bab 1 lltr Inn ieine Baarfhaft
bon $50 beraubtsn, psr3ihteten seIiern
Mnrgen DOT Nanor RoibtpsG nuf Elm
Wsrb0r unb ipurpsn inter ie $1,000
Hiireinoit bem Oeriht iiberipicfen.
Gmsn lests porseFiern Mtenb Elm De-
itdnbnib ab unb rtidrts, bab Shue
Der anitifter Des Ruubes ipar. Die
pnIisei bat BON nem osraIbien @tlo
$28.45 tpiepererlangt uno $40 bieler
5umne ipurnen In Oeitalt BON 5iD:l
$40 gdsinsn in eintm Gtiid aautabaf
gefunoen, ben Shue bel Ieiner Dsrbnfs
tnng i'm Nunoe bate.
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alose asaen ben Gonnips Sfabmeiiier
6drrp Gong i'm bitiigsn @ericht einees
rtihi uno perlanei einen Ginhaltsbes
febl, INN ben S1abm.iitsr 81 perhins
bern, bic Steusrn untsr Der neuen
grunbeigentbnms- -abihGsuns ein5us
treiben. Der Gldaer iiibrt on, bab
bas Eiaentbum non ben Ibfddsern
auf $2.61o,S17 obsefhdsi purbs unb
naf Der gountn Hubitor uno Der
8onro Of Rspietp hi.rauf nod ST.
022, 800 Der abfhdsung hinSufiigtsH
unb bab bieis 6insufiisung sur Gins
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225 ansmaft. DIR 2Idser rsrlonst
cine eerehte ab'hdsuus. Sin tempo
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- Der 8ar6ier Sames Turlep,
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mem WsTer aneseriffen unb .rliit cine
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gen in Tein.r WOhnung, Sd. Der Gsn.
traI 4penue nno Optn Strabs. on
Der ausSebruno I'm alter Don 38 Sab
ren. or hintsrldbi bic trou.rnse
miiitps.
- 5opars Smith lpurb. pom pros
batrid.sr gOnnnuebicn fir ssiitess
lhipah befunoeH.
Gilbert 6. 0anatta unb ellie
Ban Winils. beibe Don bier, srIangtsu
.insn 5.iratbsfhein.
- Jreb. Deib ppn Sft 5amilton
ftiirsts ssit.rn gormittaa in Der Ndte
Der Wosisr'iden G:ibfhranisJobrit
unn brad srpei Ripptu. Gr fanb 4ui.
uohne i'm Wsrcps 6pfpitaI.
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|Wm. A. 3ster. auburn 4p.. unb
1 Bint Gir.
l6iIb.sarb W. Glider. Siio ROrnooo,
|Geelis Bulb, "A, 111s 1oratsr ap,.
lGlOsnes 6rIiinser, 81, 3441 Gistti-
Mus Mps.
Zee Doobpin, q, glanfgit:r, g..
l2ifli. M. Iudsr. Is, 238 Straos,
Wps.
(Rsl u. Jtniinicn. %. 3779 Rcfs'
bale Mpe.
lGnitb 6. a,ofpelI, 20, 3749 Sessl.
)aioneI u. 9ropn, %, Ginton 5otsI.
(annis 3. Giuftsin. 20. s32 Wins'
bum aps.
lgbrarb @. moobruff. %, Golum.
bus. Sbio.
Warp 6. DoIff. 1s. GaIt 6oufe.
|Yerrp 1ofpars, 80, Qortb g.nb. 8.
5amslia Ring 16. bessl.
}5oI. g. anisbt. q, 2ouispins, m.
aIIies I'D. RasIp. 16. 1923 9ben aD.
(gmmeit Gtor.tt, %, MipIep. 8.
lRelIi. Rdmfep. 20. APO On IL. Ctr.
J5obn DenssI. 27, 1921 Rae. Cir.
l laatis 1anosr, 20, 1924 Mainui Str.
|aodpoob q. Honle. 25, 433 MeDo-
I ndln ctr.
lGnrinna M. Jortun.. %. 1923
Mloorrlnn Are.
lgDm. 9. Gutenberg, "a, Detroit, Wid.
lRntb g. glsmpns, %, 1923 Grie gp.
)James Thomas. "a, s25 Barr Ctr.
l5eistrn Sonbusip. %, 228 MeJdr.
lamb Str.
|aifrsb 3. pureel. 25, 1925 grcabs
( nan.
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)Waltsr Dliper, %, Wsabilonpi[I., 8.
lalnna aramsr. %, Snoian 1in. 8.
|alb<rt 9oad. 81, 11Oe Glori Cir.
tWeule Velfh, ID. otsgl.
Geo aueas, q. 1869 Gairfar av..
lgifsEIa 2adnsr. q. 5000 padkrrp
Mm.
)artbur Q. UaeR.lIp, %, 241 Meit
UiilaH Strabe.
lGIara 9. SiISsbranos, %, 3573 Coz
Iumbia Mpe.
lJofspb Rid, 27. gbieaso. ~.
lOeorgid Gtepb<Hs. "A. QcripoOb.
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Mne.
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lsoptia 1sIinba. 81, st. Bernarb.
I5as. gaItinssr. 2l. TOT Carlisle IN.
lGatb. 0o6<r. 18, $40 Dft llniperfitr
Mne.
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in niGt Niles, mas sldn3!. 60 RefIt
iin i. g.. ip<nn mon ii@ enbli& burt,
idngi6brise Wiibe unb anhunsung
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tu bdufig Elm f4limmes. i&mss)1uites
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6dmorrhoiben. Golb III ai4t 4lI&s.
mas eldnss; ipie >. .. aud uidt be-
fss ober ienes GeilmitteI. bos dIe siney
.iihers 4r5nei4 essen jens b0ie ara1Ifs
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fpirb. Denn basesen sxbt q nur
elm lideres Wittd. unb bdB ilno bie
Gtubls6pfn<n. 4nnisiis otrannt.
Mue Mpotbeten. proben frsi Dsr<
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1916, 81. %. 4. -.
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lie Gefabr In bsm GeErdn6 bon gaienimfoisis
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pru ggfsboI. Mnsictifha gpitieIn aHo asiabrs
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Seien Sic uerdt5tig, ua6
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SpIitter.
Wer uns teltsrdpbifh onpumpt,
5ahlt NIT Der 59nsdenpot srxiid.
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Sic GnpingtDu Sifies inr has pGia'
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ejebanbe gtp. 509-511 Wtaoiipn
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