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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
Tells COnSumptiveS
How He Got Well

Tuberculosis Is said TO he durable by
simply living in the open air and taking
an abundance Of fresh eggs and milk
Undoubtedly some persons are benefited
IN this way: but the appropriate remedy
Tor Consumption Is EclInan's Alternative
DO all you possibly can to add 10 strength
and increase weight: eat wholesome.
nourfshing food and breathe the cleanest
and purest aii--then to the sensible
things Of right living; add the tonic and
Read what IL did In this case
40s f. 9th St. Wilmington. Del.
Gentlemen. In January. 1908, was
taken with hemorrhages of the lungs. My
physician, one OF the leading practtion-
ers, said that i was lung trouble. took
eggs and milk in quantities but I got very
weak. The doctors said | would not gain
in weight as long as stayed in the
store, but kept on working and prayed
each day that | might get we'll / believe
my prayers were answered, for NJ. G. \.
LlppinCott, my employer IippincOtt a
Co. Department store. 306 to 3l4 Market
street Wilmington. DELI. had learned Of
remedy called Eckmans Alternative that
had done great good. and upon his recon
'nenuaUuu began taking IL AT once
this was about jane. ] sos. J continued
ta1iHlaIl\, using no other remedy. and
Hnaliy noticed The clearing of The lungs
rrwlN believe ECkman's Alternative saved
M llft. sent my Spite to the STATE
Rca.d 'N Health 30 he examined for tuber-
c-osls Aac.II. and mono were found My
mother died from Consumption when !
Was about TWO years old
make This statement SO that others
MAY learn OF the wonderful merits az Eek
man Alternative. / regard my recovery
as beng miraculous
isworn.aF.oavn Jas. SQUIREs.
f.C..Inau's lucrative is effective in Brnn-
gn'Us. Asthma HAY Fever. Thoat and
Lung Troubles and i'm unbuildng the sys-
tenn. Does not contain posOns. opiates
or habit-formlng drugs For sale by all
Jacobs drug stores and other leading
al -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
EMMA BUNTING TO PLAY
IL LILLE MlMlSIE g. ILLS WEE


Hundreds Of theatergoing people are
interested In the second week Of little
Emma Bunting and her players Al the
Forsyth, because the second bill Of the
winter season IL 10 be Maude, Adams
success. The Little Minister
In selecting The Little Minister for
this week, Miss Bunting personally ar
ranged for its production 1t is her wish
to cater TO the wishes Of her following
and she proposes as the season pro-
crosses to study her audience and to pre-
sent only such plays as She believes viii
receive the Endorsement OF her people
The popularity Of the star is greater now
than during either Of the two summer
seasons She appeared here and is grow
ing every day.
THE Little Minister. the bill for this
week, VIII he seen every night and at
matinees on Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday afternoons, Miss Bunting in the
Maude Adams role will be at her best
and George Whitaker as the little min
lister viii have the best chance he has
ever had here Al the members OF the
company have splendid assignments. and
great treat is assured. There has been
heavy advance sale for all perform
anreS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
GRAND HAS FEATURE BILL


The bill at the Grand this week ia
going TO be the best combination Of
vaudeville that the management has yet
secured.
The Grand management assured The
tergoers that the best in The market
would be presented, and now that the
Eastern connections of the theater are
al in operation and the big acts have
been started on their tours around the
circuit, Atlanta is going to be treated 90
the best vaudeville that has ever been
seen here
A headline attraction that promises
splendid returns will be Valerie Rersere
and her company presenting His Japan
csc Wife, a pIaylet OF considerable repu-
tatlen. 4 fea ture viii be the famous
Marine brothers who for thirty eight
weeks have been the big feature At The
New York Elppodrome, and the only com
edy headliner will be Joe jackson. one 81
the cleverest comedians that ever stood on
stage The Caberet Trio with rev rag
time songs and piano playing Howard
and Snow in comedy sketch that is
clever. The lIavelocks in Juggling feats
and Sampsell and Reilly in fashion plate
songs and dances make up the bill and
views Of the worlds series base ball
games will add TO the interest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
FiskE O'HARA is COMING
IN nTAE ROSE OE XII pARE,

The Rose Of Kildare" Flske o Hara =
latest Offering Will he the attraction ON
Wednesday night ~ the Atlanta. Those
Who have seen the play have placed
their stamp OF approval on IL and pro-
rrIrC. 10 10 be one Of the best roman
t'c PLAYS written IN a a decade and the
finest production in which Mr.. Q Hars has
Vet appeared It's atmosphere is fascinat-
ing. az the story is laid among the mad
cap gentry OF the eighteenth century.
one can hardly find elsewhere There
are many beautiful costumes and much
handsome scenery TO enhance the at
Effectiveness of the play, and the company
supporting MIR. D'Hara contains many
well known players During the play
Mr. O'Hara fine tenor voice Is heard
TO advantage in many songs, written
especially FOR the performance by Edward
PaultOn. who is ore Of the authors ~
he piece Seats are now selling
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
AT THE THEATERS
MADAME SHERRY" is HERE
At TAE Att ANITA TOl

Tonight return enga cement Of Mad
anne sherry viii he begun ~ the Atlanta
lheater = nre company, including Ada
Meade sUu practically the same cast as
fuTTanCes and satisfactory acting is as
Ssred Madame sherry will long re
main enc 20 the greatest hits Of recent
Years. anu tonight al Atlanta will be
whlStliug Every Little Movement
Tuesday q special matinee will be given
for the ladies ana children unable TO at
tend al night The enga cement will
come TO an end TUESDAY night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
You Pay Half---We Pay Half

The Southern States Life Insurance Com
pany writes Encouragement policy contract
where the insured pays ten premiums and the
Company pays ten. The premiums advanced
by the Company are not deducted from the
original sum insured Ask about this policy
and have it and others fully explained to you.
General Agents wanted for untitled territory
Local Agents rdnted in all territories.
Cooperation of the Company, agents together
with their unmatched policies, make agents with
The Southern States Life profitable.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
GOOD BILL is PROMISED


Four splendid acts Of vaudeville and
an entertainment at The Biiou this week
hat appeals TO all classes of theatergoors.
The special feature win he rearce and
;uslyu. a clever singing act. This will
le followed by the Longw orths in An
evening al Home Una Bradley In
ongs and dances, and the aerial Browns.
trapeze act Matiuees are given daily at
hr Biou at o'clock, except on sat
.roaN, when two matinecs are given, at
20 and ( Night shows at 80 and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14
e mysterious, I'm
n Woodward Cam

The Mysterious, I'm
known Woodward Cam
paign Committee" is, as us
ual, claiming election by
two thousand votes. The
same claim was made four
years ago, it was made two
years ago, and many mis-
guided sports" placed
their money accordingly.
But d count of the ballots
in both instances revealed
mere than three thousand
against them. To
morrow will tell the same
tale (Advt.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

FROM Ex,MAYOR ROBERT F. MADDOX
city year my admin
istraton mayor of Atlanta.
During year ward and
by many problems coming by
constant and regular attendance his committee his courageous
standing for the things thought respect
ton of his colleagues council believe generally agreed during
years mayor member of the
earnestly regularly onv
attended the meetings of committees of which he member
est the c welfare prompted him attend other meetings
subject action any
not familiar and inteligently prepared
ALWAYS FAIR
always dealings never tried to take
advantage of those who opposed his views
CHAIRMAN THE STREET COMMITTEE HE REALIZED
THAT, ATLANTA DOUBLED NUMBER OF
SQUARE MILES OF TERRITORY IN THE CITY LIMITS TT
IMPOSSIBLE TO THE NECESSARY WORK ON THE STREETS
WITH sToCKADE HE
OPERATION BETWEEN STREET COMMIT
TEE OF COUNCIL AND COMMISSIONERS
AND LARGELY DUE TO HIS EFFORTS THERE
OPERATION BETWEEN COMMISSIONERS AND THE
COUNCIL DONE BY THE coUN
TY WITHIN IN YEARS THAN
IN ANY OTHER SIMILAR PERIOD IN OUR HISTORY.
SCORES RING CHARGE
many loyalty supported
opponent finding nothing character
ability cricise ring I
eve such have heard
have make dishonest
has politically power developed
primary
Atlanta growing the of 10000 year
porsnt confronting city needs of the rapidly increasing
population and Mr. Chambers perfectly familiar with
realize which was
benefit to the CITY, Atlanta batd passage
his present opponent suking his
Mr. Chambers
city 100000 should
well for fellow part
city government with the understanding
warded by
While there other and mpelng
bers besides his honesty experience ability
the people of Atlanta safely
with dignity and decency the city good
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-14

A noisy, blufing cam
paign sometimes fools the
best of sports" Follow
ing the claims of Mr.. Wood
ward and his supporters
that he would win by big
majorities in the past two
campaigns, some good fell
lows lost their money. The
same majority is again
claimed by some Woodward
supporters, who seem to
have lost sight of the defeat
of their candidate in the
last two campaigns by more
than three thousand major
tiles. Tomorrow will tell
the same tale. (Advt.)
For the third time Mr..
Woodward's supporters are
claiming a victory by two
thousand votes. They have
claimed it before, but the
count showed the majority
of more than three thousand
votes against them. Tomor-
row will tell the same tale
(Advt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

Sine. uerDDie ,Sran nimntt in Mbs
1peienbeit ibrer gSarteriu
Sarbpliaure.

Die SO Sabre aIte Jrou u. 6.
Gmitb bat geitern in ibrer Mobnung
an Burns unb WDDbIapn 2lpe. in
9artpeq Selbitmoro begangen. sic
nabm aarboIidure, bic i'm 6auIe 3u
Oestnfi3irungs3Deten gefalten Durbe.
Die unglutli6e mar Die Satin etnes
Observation-Disclosures, Der am MDutag
Nbenb auf Die 3Our gtng uno ON
Wtittlpoh 3uruderpartet purbe. Gr
befano ii6 geItern in Gbicago une
puroe bon Dem trogtihen Gnbs Isinsr
Satin telepbonifb in aenntntb GEE
iegt. y2o6 IusIoge BON Or. 6. %.
3ufts in 9artpeQ, ibrem Shndger.
lttt Die 5rou an bob9rabigsr Nerpof-
tat uno mar 3upeilen aud melanhplis
i6en Qnfdllen unternorfen. 5err
Smith bate be8baIb an bic 4pot6eter
in 9urttDeQ oas Griuhen 9eri6tet, feis
ner Jrau tein 9ift gu pertuufsn. 4ud
bate er tbr DOR 3pei Wonaten f6on in
&atferine Gra3ier cine @eIeuItafterin
uno pfIegerin 9egeben. grQu Grasisr
mar geitern W&orgen BEL Der 5rau urb
bemertte, oaB biefe ibrs Msbtsin nod
ntht etngenommen babe. Sie gine
mad unten, I'm Ous 9epiiufhte 8u boz
len uno ols lie 81 t6rer pfiegebefphIss
nen 3uriittebrte, Tagte tbr biefe, tie
babe aarbolfdure genommen. Sn bems
ielben QugenbIid oerIor iie oas 9es
puBtiein uno fiel in bic &tiien 8uriid.
Or. Suits, Der iogIeth geruFen fpurbe,
'onrte nur ben Cob Der 5ruu tonItas
ttrer unb ben Coroner bena6rttttgen.
Die SGure mar 80 9ro8ent 'tart. Gin
8ruoer Der 8erItorbsnen, s. g. Diltz
fee. arbeitet ais Glert i'm bieTigen poits
amt. Shre W1utter, 5rau SarabDilts
Zee. tponbt bei ibrer Sodtsr Jrau
Tuftg.
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Sine SdmGfabrif erleioet $4,000
Sd)aocu uno Elm Wtuun miro
uerbriiGt.

Sn Der S6ubfabrit bon arippens
oprf 0ittmann &c So. on Socamore
uno Rem StraBe eypIpbirts geiteru
gormittag etne SeiBpoiierr0bre, Die
nit bem 0ampftsiTsI in 8erbinoung
itebt. Der W}ai6iniit Soispb 9rims=
Iep bon Belleoue, ap., erlitt BEL Dem
Ueriuhe, bds gentil abSubreben, our6
oas tobeno beige Ddfsr am Arm
fhpers 9rlbpunoen. 2lls W(iturbeis
ter i'm aus oem 0ampf 3ieben molten,
pattsn fie ben gerlesten am Arm unb
oa Die Saut pom Sonntag ber ftlimm
fonnDerbranHt mar, bIieb ben 2suteu
Die 9aut in SeBen on ben 5ingern
hdnsen, mas bic Shmer5en bes 8ers
lsBteH unenoIit iteigerte. Der 6siSer
Sobn 2ettnstn entging uur nit aes
nduer Roth GbnIihen 8erIebunqen.
9rimsIep lpurbs in Der Office opn eiz
nem 4r6t Derbunben, tporauf er mad
Sauie gebraht tpuroe. oyn Der 7Sas
brit muBte fir ben Gag Der getrieb
eingeiteQt tperoen, fpoburt 100 2eute
ben 3dgIo6n perIoren. Die ;Sirma
itGBt ibren 9erluit uuf $4,000.
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El0slid,er Sob.

Der At Sabre aIte Wotormann 6.
SO. Gpbl RON Sarrifon unb Wc2ean
4penue III gsiiern Rprsen zines pl0Bs
Iiden 5ooes 9eItprben. Gr befanb iih
lei Teiuer Uluttsr, bic an Der Serbert
2gpsnue in Weitpoon ippbnt, duf Be
iuh. Ils 5rau aubI gsitsrn Mcrgen
Inn 6 llbr an bem 3immsr ibres Cob
nss oorbeigins. iprah lie gu ibm eli
nigc Worte unb aIs Tie mad elmer buIs
ben Stunbe suriit.sbrte, funb lie ibn
ais QeicAe Or. WdIter TtuIetamp,
Der ssrufen !puroe unb ben Coroner
bsnadrihtigts, CAB als feline Qnfiht,
baB Sobl an sinem 5er3lsioen i'm Der
elm nit sinem atuten WaaenIeiben,
moran Der patient felt einiaer 3eit
sslitten bate. geitorben iei.
Senrp Budding, Der friiber i'm
WobeIeeitoft mar, iih aber ihon Dor
,InHgereu Sabren sur Rlbe seiest bot.
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gterblidbfettsbertd,t.

Charles 2IIbredt, Sc, 2343 5Iorence
gpenue, RierenIeioen.
Cigar 9. 6ouItpn. 80, 422 DeIt 8.
Strabe, Snqueit in Shpsbs.
Deit Gran, 49, StaotbofpttaI,
qaIIp.
Charles 9enning, 7, 1868 More.
Lamb 2lpenue, SnqueIt in Shrpebe.
CLARA 5rieno, 36, 1916 Sionep
glpenue, 6irnbIuten.
Sobn Stinner, 28, 1oo auf ben 3.
&c 8. 9eIsiien; 5nqueit in Shnebe.
SbsOoore 6erbsmann, IT, 1918
Wpntrpie 2loenue, WagsnIeiben.
Oscar 8ambsr9er, 10, 2139 Goth
StraBe, 2ubsrtulpie.
6elen .. aot, !, 1862 WlaTatu.
istts 4penue, Uta9enIetoen.
5rances gettit 3 Uionute, 521 Grees
man 2lpenue, Snque1t in S6pebe.
GftbRr Baron, 50, 6. Qpenue unS
Wouno StraBe, SnqueIt in Stpebe.
gep. gilbert 6. 0rufner, SO, 3l04
WeIt 8. 2D., atute unperoaulittett.
8ernaotna :. Robemdter, "a,
1924 WarIan 2loenue, 6ersleinen.
RObert 9artman. %, Shptnbiudiss
5ooipital, 5ubertuloie,
Margaret 6u7sp. 70, 2802 Deit 3.
Np., 8rpnhitts,
2trthur Wilmiug. 2 Wlouate, 512
DIT 13. StraBe, grpuhitis.
Carl 2emtubl, 20 guqe, Gbriit 90.
ipitaL, Stpdhe.
Sphn 6aroin, 81, 655 BeIt q. Dr.;
Ssr3lsioen.
Seoerin @beI. 56, 1869 Weitnopo
gloenue, Ser3lGbmuug.
aatberine arobn, "a, POS SbilIiso
StroBe, NltersfhpG6e.
Sohn 3bomas, "a, 253 ct. Deter
Strabe, 5ubertulole.
Rapmono .. Rosrmann 4, 1890
gilmore Strube. Dipbtberitis.
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Ser gteueraahl hlersV Vsrsin.

Sn Der monatli4en Sisrng Der Ti.
reiicrtn bes Steuersablsrpereins pur'
ben Bsihliife angenommen, porin
bas mutbmnbIits Steiben beg Sbul.
fupsrintenbtHten Dper bebousrt tpirb.
Tas aommiiise flr bic S4ulrnibs
llnterfuhuns unierbrsiteis einen ibeils
fpsiisn Heri1t. Der ausftub In init
Der unierfuhung nint gang einpers
ftanbsn. GeiH Werlangsn mad GUS
penoirung bes Gel41ftsfiibrsrs 6anbs
man lpurbe bonn Derfpoliungsrota
fuigsbeiben. Gieben lebensldnsIif<
unD 81 resuldrs Wiisliebsr Durbeu
III ben Dtrein aufgenommen. Gs iinb:
QsbensldngIife Mitslieber- -Gorgs
6oohIep, St. paul 0ebduoe; 4ug.
Sanbsn, 1925 OIenpap Mp.: Jobn 90.
bsripeg. 29O7 Warfan Np.; nr1u
aouis Rubepobl. 3O46 gIeinpien W.;
9. u. 9rinssr, 213 WaInut Ctr; I.
q. Ruppel. l431 Clap Strabs; GiIs
bsrt Hettmon. 1927 Union 1rnfi
Gsbdubs.
Rssuldrs wliisIisbsr-S. .. Rel.
fon, 1bos. o. RslIen. g. ID. Conner,
Worlaret Morrifsp, DGpe Qsusr.
Wcrearfi Griffith. aaps Hrsbm
Co., o. M. Waiis, J0bH D. WsIIsn.
0bsaf Cummings, GoroIina pape,
0lilubttb springer, Tnpib 6ummeI
0ia. Co.. Hreb. neIo, stp6n 20. Weis
MIG. Am. 3slDia gsoree Z. Grofia
0eDfss G3lob, fenrp 6tilter. Rsnrn
CsttinG albert Goens. Jih6ias aorg.
CttiIio GHa4. Or. G. W. asefe,
q. q. 8dmmtrlin. Wm. ptorfcn,
Mnnn G&<iI. Wiuidm Gang, Soi.
Stutbera. 5obn g. Wenberp. BAL.
q HDebm. 6<nrp gliemon, 0arrp
9oriStp. Coleman Apsrp, u. q.
9rum. Gueene .. Wdd, q. W.
Gjssuer G6cs. Darlington.
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Werfiuiiroige 8arnungsbriefe ipielen
cine HOae nno Der 1yaa Olrfte
nod elm Nad,ipiel baben.

5rau Stlba Scranton, bic in benz
9auie Ro. 621 WeIt Siebente StrQbe
gmpfangs-SaIons fir SOlde unterz
bGlt, bic niht ale peroen", puroe
gsiterH i'm poli3etgeridt psgen Wubr>
iagsret gu $25 unb ben Soften Derurz
tbsilt. Die lleberfiihrung srfolgte auf
9runb Der 4usTagen elmer TrQu U.
Shults, fpel6e in ben Yort Sluts an
WcWilan Strobe unb 9drt QDenue
auf Dalnut 5ius ipobnt. 5ruu
S6ulte bate iih bon Der .Seberin"
Die 3utunft propbe3eien laHen. Die
Scranton ndbm cine ernIte WtIene an,
berorebte ettpos bic Queen unD pers
fiinbete ibrer 3unbtn i'm 9ruIttpn Der
lleber3eu9ung, oab lie bereu 2ebensz
bori3ont buntel umtp0lft Iebe. Gs lei
Gefabr i'm 4n3ugs. Dieter 9efabr
Tonne aber begegnet perben, inbem bic
Gruu ihlsunigIt ibre Dobnung rdume,
benn bas Saus rpiirbe nit 9pnamit in
bic Guft gefprengt fperDen.
Jn gerbtnbune hermit Tet qeIdgt,
bab berihiebene parteien Darnbriefs
in bemielben Gimme srbalten bdbsn.
Inter bieisn aud Der Gigentbimer Der
port Stats, 5err Sacob :. 9ruf pon
so. 1921 5ifbop Strabe. Ginsr Der
Briefe 1T nit r2obp isrienb" unterz
5eI6net uno Shrstbsrin sr3Gblt, ite
babe bas 0eIprd6 pon WGnnern ibsrs
bort, bic Iih Derfdporen bdtten, bus
5Iatgebduoe in Die Guft su bIaFsn.
Der Brief ItIiebt nit benz Ratb, 6err
Graf mOge ialeunigIt fpisbsr mad ieis
ner aLten Wobnung 5uriit8ieben. 1but.
tuhe lit, oaB 9err 9raf ME in bem
Jldt9ebduoe 9eipobnt bat. Sin dnberer
Brief, Der nit Peter Ibams unterseidz
net, georudt uub angeblih in Der COL
oatenbsimatb 81 Sanoustp uufgsgeben
mar, sntbislt bic Runbe, buB Der Sohn
oes gmpfdngers mtttelIt zines qriinen
puIoers aus Der Welt gei41fft tperben
tpiiroe.
Gin britter Brief, Der Die WQbrIas
germ ins poIi8eigsri6t bra6te, rubrte
pom oieier ber. 5rau Scranton tbeilte
6errn Graf NIT, lie tpoue ibm bas
Slat9ebdube fir $4,000 a6taufer
uno $4,000 6aar anbeSablen. Ser,
Graf iiberpies idmmtlite GpiItel be,
poIi3si uno bic 9etsttips Grim uni
S'grien tpurosn nit Der NuTar6eitunt
beg JaLIes betraut. Sic beqaben lid
gu Jrdu Scranton, Iieben fit lDahr.
iagen uno aus 9dnt6drteit perhdfteter
/ lie bic Spbile. Die SCRANTON puro;
crit 81 $50 DerurtbeiIt bu iie ibr,
WabriaQsrei pbne 2i3ens betrieber
babe. Quf ibrs 9oritequngsn, baB Fl,
arm lei, puros bic 0eloitruFe auf oit
5dIfte hsrabgeieBt. sic Iagte qun8 Of.
ZEN: rWenn bic 2sute 70 einfGltiq Iinr
uno Iit Don mir bic 3utunft peisiogsr
laHen, bunn nebme it linen sben ib,
9eIo ab."
Die grisfs iinb ben qpitbebDrbsr
aus9slisfert porbsn, iobuB Der ssa[
mO9Iihsr Weiis nod Elm RohIpiel BAT
srnftsr ME oas geitrigs 9oripiel in
poIi5eigeritt.
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9oter, O. 20. 5errin BON Gputb
NsHb, JnD., uno &. u. Bell aus gas
lifornid balten. Gin Gmpfans Hno
BAL tpirb fih anihlisben.
gouperneur 5ormon theilte NIT.
bdb er TN Ramen oes gtaates bic
Utitslieber Diufommen 5n btiben
foinihe. gbsnio fperben Der bemofrds
tifehe 0ouDerneursiaHbioui Jantss
eor aus Dupton unb Der republitanis
lhs aonoiDat fiir penTslben poiten.
Rihter 9. q. Dillon aus Columbus,
fsr GonDeniion beirpobnsn. Mm Gpnns
tag, ben a. Queuf, tpsrben bsiOnosrs
9on5srte i'm Gorbpn unp i'm Goges
mater Bart FtattIinben.
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Ghe'GrlaubniRih.ine.

lDaItsr 6. StiTel, 81, 1910 Bremen
! Strube.
igtsua Miuer, %, 211 Mulberro ct.
IRitueI GpRnsigbtOn, 26, ct. gers
naro.
lSpu Grabam. %, oessl.
! Safe 9sbrIein, 21, 1O45 S.bIsr St.
lgeiiie See. Is, 1924 DsIt Court Ct.
(Sra 6. Tlsetsr, q, 1922 gtns Ct.
tRutb D. WcRdir, 18, 5115 WaiH
4peuue.
|gopurO gOssnidiis, %, 443 alotter
/ Mpeuue.
l5lora RuboIpb, 26, $50 besgI.
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