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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-03-07

One good thing about the income tax
is that it will give a lot of people a
clearer idea Of exactly where they
stand than they have ever had before
for they will have to begin to keep
books in order to be prepared to fur
nish the information wanted by the
tax commission.
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CARVER" GRADE TRoTTER.

Formerly owned by Ed. G. Shepard
of Kenosha, now the property of A.
f. Mcneil of South Bristol, Kenosha,
Co., Wis. Carver will make the seas
son at the stables on the Barker Pic.
kens farm in South Bristol. Registered
No, 1914. Terms: $40 to insure live
foal. Wtf
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FIRST LA GRIPPE, THEN BRoN-
CHITIS.

That was the case with Mrs. w. S.
Bailey, McCreary, KY. ''My wife was
taken down with severe attack of
la grippe, which run into bronchitis.
She coughed as tho she had consump-
tion and could not sleep at night. The
first bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound gave her SO much relief that
she continued using it until she was
permanently cured
For sale by all druggists.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.

The Dunnebacke company, corner
of Market and West Main streets han
die building materials such as brick,
lime, cement, hair, plaster and all sizes
of farm drain tile, sewer pipe and CON
nections, also sand and gravel. wifi
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THURSDAY, MARCH z, 1912.

There was that extra day which
doubtless enabled you to clean up all
your February business.
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FOR PURE DRINKING WATER.

Kenosha Pure Spring Water Co,
will deliver sprine water to any part
of the city promptly. Phone l16S. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-03-07

DIR. Geo. M. Mcintyre, Osteopath,
llsl2-1s. Grosvenor Bldg. Hours 8 a.
m. to 5 P. m. Evenings by appoint
ment, Phone $50. If
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-03-07

New game in politics to be played by
presidential candidates: Governor,
Governor, who Is got the Governorg"
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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
TO HEAR PLEAS
IN MURDER CASES

Little Rock, June Ex-Governor G..
Nv. Donaghey returned to Little Rock
last night from Conway, where he at
tended the commencement of Hendrix
College, being the president of the
board of trustees of the institution.
The governor will now get busy again
on the murder cases which have been
appealed to him on petitions for COM
mutation from hanging to life i'm
'prisonment. The Alexander murder
case from Pine Bluff will probably be
taken up next week, as the governor
has promised the wife of the con-
demned man he will hear her plea
Alexander is sentenced to hang June
%. A decision will be rendered this
week in the Bob Armstrong case. He
has been twice convicted, the supreme
court reversing the lower court in the
first case.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
BROWNS CROSSING.

Nearly all the rains last week miss
ed us. Crops are all worked out
clean, but are two weeks later than
usual at this time of the year.
Some of our farmers are planting
peas and sorghum for hay.
Dat harvest will begin this week.
Oats will not make more than half a
crop, owing to the drouth. We had
no rain here for seven weeks.
Some of our farmers are going to
sow their oat stubble to peas. All
should do so and raise plenty of hay
at home.
The Little Rock Heading Compa-
ny has a gang of men here getting
out white oak bolts for their mill at
Little Rock.
Ed Mullins of White county was a
visitor at the crossing last Sunday.
w. N. Brown, who was cropping
with Henry Watson, moved to Con-
way last week and Dolph Sparrow
has taken his place.
Quite number from here attend
ed the Sunday school rally at Oak
Bowery and report fine time.
Rev A. E. Atwater and wife of
Saltillo spend few days last week
visiting his father and sister, Mrs.
Lille Burkhart, at this place.
Lewis Sohn and wife attended chill
dren's day at Salem.
Health is good here at present.
June 10.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
HENDRICKS LIKELY TOBE
ROBINSON'S SECRETARY
CAMPAIGN M A N A G R WILL
PROBABLY GET PLACE IF
HE DESIRES 1T.

Little Rock, June 20.-Though it is
not customary for a Democratic nomi-
nee for governor to announce who
will be his private secretary until
after the biennial election, at which
he annihilates his Republican oppon-
ent, yet this cannot still speculation
as to who the appointee will be
Who will be the private secretary to
Joe T. Robinson, the Democratic NOM
inee, is just now causing considerable
discussion, but the man most interest
ed is saying absolutely nothing.
Those who are close to the nominee,
and who were intimate with him dur
ing the recent campaign, intimate
that Walter G. Hendricks will be the
man on the job, following the inaugu-
ration next January. Mr.. Hendricks
was one of the campaign managers
for Congressman Robinson, and it is
probably up to him-he will get the
office if he will accept it. Mr.. Hen
|dricks is a native of Lonoke, the home
county of the Democratic nominee,
and was for number of years a
deputy secretary of state. He is now
practicing law in Little Rock
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
HAPPY VALLEY. /.

Health is good in the valley at pres
ent and everybody enjoying the nice
rain
Rev. Polk delivered an able ser
mon here Sunday to an appreciative
audience.
The Pleasant Hill choir came down
Sunday, assisted by some singers
from McNew's Chapel, and rendered
some fine music. In the afternoon we
all met at Aunt Sallie Cardin's to
sing for Grandma Smith. The song
service was directed by Rev. R. M.
Browning, G. L. Jolly, A. j. jolly and
others. Everybody had a most en-
joyable time and were we'll pleased
with the service.
Crops are looking good since the
rain.
Aunt Mary Owen of Conway was
at the singing Sunday We invite all
the visitors to the valley Sunday back
again.
June Is.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
KENDALL.

We had several showers of rain
last week which greatly benefited the
crops and seem to have stimulated the
grass and weeds some, also.
DR.. j. E. McMahan was out from
Conway Sunday.
Will Harmon, who has been doing
mission work in Mexico, arrived Sat
urday for a visit to homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harmon of
Vilonia are visiting relatives and
friends here.
J. d. Martin and Prof. Dunaway
passed through Sunday en- route to
Conway.
Services at the Nazarene church
Saturday night and Sunday were
conducted by Bro Will Harmon.
Several from here attended the
singing at Pleasant Valley and re.
port a good time.
Master Bell Payne was visiting
here Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Patton and wife of Wooster
Sam Thomas and wife and George
Pate of Shady Grove attended church
here Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
CHADWICK.

Dat harvest is here and the people
are glad of it, for they do not have
to run to town every week to get
feed.
Health is good in this vicinity, ex-
cept for bad colds.
j. R. Winkler and family of Mt
Pisgah were visiting J. l.. Harvill
and family Sunday.
George Harper and wife of Argen-
ia were up visiting her father, J. F.
Martin, Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall on
June 10, boy that tipped the beam
at 10 pounds.
P. l.. Dawson, our big Chadwick
merchant, made a business trip to
the City of Roses recently.
Our Sunday school and singing are
still improving.
! think the people of this commun-
ity have decided to have the school
start the first Monday in July.
Mr.. Moore's two daughters of vi
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
INFORMATION ON
THE BOIL WEEY|L

j. w. James, local agent for the
Iron Mountain Railway Company, ad-
vises that he has a small supply of
pamphlets entitled ".Cotton Culture
Under Boil Weevil Conditions" for
free distribution to farmers who are
interested. These pamphlets are got
ten out by the agricultural depart
ment of the Iron Mountain, Little
Rock, but the subject matter was pre-
pared by Prof. J. A. Evans of the U.
s. department of agriculture, Wash
ington, d. c.
Besides being authoritative, the
pamphlet is said to be one of the most
complete and detailed outlines of the
methods of fighting the boil weevil
which has yet been published. The
U, S. department of agriculture has
itself distributed thousands of copies
for the agricultural department of
the railroad.
Any farmer Interested can obtain
one of these pamphlets by applying
to j. w. James, the agent, at the
depot.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
IN MEMORY.

The death angel has come into our
midst and taken from us Sherman
Charles, the 11-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Charles.
Sherman was converted and joined
the Methodist church two years ago.
He was a regular attendant at Sun
day school and one of my brightest
and best pupils. As We gather in our
class from Sabbath to Sabbath we
shall mss him, for his bright, happy
disposition made one feel to be in
his presence.
He was such robust, healthy boy,
and so full of promise for useful
life. We do not understand why God
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
Brief News of Faulkner
SOME OF THE HAPPENINGS DURING THE PAST WEEK IN
COUNTY.

lonia were down visiting J. M. jeff
ries' family Sunday.
Miss Leler Head has returned from
a weeks visit to her uncle, Marion
Head, near Olmstead She is going to
teach music at this place. She is a
graduate in music.
We are thinking of having an all
day singing at Chadwick in the near
future and we want everybody to
come and hear us sing.
j. E. Sumler and wife visited rela-
tives in Chadwick the past week.
June IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20

visit to friends and relatives in Fay
etteville.
The reception given in honor of the
new students at the State Normal
last evening was one of the most en-
joyable social events of the year.
About $50 of the young people were
in attendance and the guests were d.
vided into four sections, representing
the Normal, Hendrix, Central col
leges and the high school, for the pur-
pose of engaging in potato and pea
nut races, drawing, spelling, accuracy
and whistling contests, which had
been arranged under the direction of
Miss Macdonald of the Normal fac
ulty. Delicious punch was served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20

has taken him from us, but we can
say, 1.-THE Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away, blessed be the name
of the Lord"
May Gods richest blessings rest
upon the broken-hearted father
mother, brothers, sisters and other
relatives.
Asleep in Jesus! far from thee
Thy kindred and their graves may
be:
But thine is still a blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes to
weep"
MRS. ROSA l.. HICKS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-06-20
Personals

phone 80.
z. F. Blair has returned from Lit
tie Rock
John Harrod has returned from
Morrilton.
A. C. Martin went to Little Rock
thsi morning.
G. l.. BANNER went to Little Rock
this morning.
i, VIM CADY, the baggage man.
Phones 321. 113.
Ernest Douglass returned from Lit
tie Rock last night.
Miss Ruth Cazort has returned to
her home at Lamar.
Rev. J. C. Dawson went to May
flower this morning
Mrs. l.. c. Craig and family have
gone to Walnut Ridge.
Misses Mabel and Lois Irvine have
returned to Little Rock.
Get on the Sanitary Bread Route,
and be satisfied. Phone 80.
DR.. W. E. Banister of near Green
brier was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Livingston are
spending the day in Little Rock.
am now ready to line you up in
the old Hartford. r. L. Jackson. DIT
Our bicycle stock must go by July
LIST. Price no object. S. E. Ander-
son. ct
DR.. j. W. DeJarnette of Guy was
here yesterday on his way to Little
| Rock.
, Mesdames J. S. Westerfield and
Emo Hilliard are spending the day in
Little Rock.
Misses Pearl White and Louise
Ashley returned to Morrilton yester-
day afternoon.
w. H. Newbern of Mariana is
spending week with friends and rel
atives in Conway.
Mrs. C. j. Townsend left this
morning for a two months visit at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. j. Frank Jones and son have
returned from visit to relatives in
Tishimingo, Okla
Free, with Violet Dulcet Talcum,
a gold-plated 'vanity box'-this week
only. White Drug Co. DIST
Lost-One gray mare, blind in left
eye. Bring to Susie Johnson and you
will be paid. 2t*
Miss Mamie Oakley, who has been
visiting relatives in Conway, left this
morning for visit at Lonoke.
If you want to buy a bicycle any
time soon, save money by buying be-
fore the first of July. S. E. Ander-
son. ct
For Rent-Two nice cottages. One
in Anderson addition, one in Davies
& Garvins addition. See j. d. Dun
away.
All members of the senior class of
1912 are requested to meet at the
high school building Saturday at A
p. m.
Miss Lillye Mathews left yesterday
for Malvern, where she will assist in
a revival meeting to be conducted by
Rev. Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Johnson of
Lancaster, who have been attending
Hendrix commencement, left for their
home this morning.
Our ice wagons now make regular
rounds of the entire city. If you fail
to get ice as they pass your residence,
| pioilS LIZ. N. ID. MCCullOcT. QUI
Misses Venus and Katy Morris re-
turned to their home at Little Rock
yesterday afternoon. Miss Katie has
been attending Hendrix the past SEES
sion.
The same vigilance that keeps a
store absolutely clean insures that ex-
cellence which you have a right to de-
mand of your druggist. Nelson Drug
Company.
As l expect to leave for the east
July l, all my customers who have not
already done so, are requested to call
and settled their accounts. Mrs.
Cooper-Hinton.
2. Farnk Blair and daughter, Miss
Clyde, left this afternoon for Colora-
do Springs, Colo. They will spend
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Rppiepelts nno WiIipns Regie.
runss-FrinSipien.

Der prGToentihafts Sonbibat
Der 5ortihrtttIer, Sbso. RoOispsIt,
bat in Wi6isan eine Rebe sebaltsn
biz iebr tutereHant mar unb gu aIeiz
der 3eit auftIGrenb, ba Tie erIe6en
Iabt, baB RppIspsIt feline 9rsnsen
mebr fir ben Wirtunestreis Der Rez
gierung tennt. 8eranlqiIunq All
ieiner Rece CAB f6m cine Isuberrng
oe5 oemotratiiden prdiiosntT6uftsz
aanoiboten, goup. MiIfon, bo6intau=
tenb, baB Die 9eihidte Ger Jrsibeit bic
@eTdihte Der geitrGntunaen Der Rez
eierungs9etpalt lei. 9as, iagt Rooisz
Dslt, mag rihtte aetpefen iein. aIs Die
Regierung in 6dnben bon abIoluten
Wlcnurden Lag. SEPT aber, bu Die
Reaierung in bdnoen beg 0oLtes liese.
lei DiIions Infi6t nidts anberes
ais pertnO6erter 4onIerDatiDismus.
Yer Srrtbum, in fpelhem RooIeoelt
iid befinbet, lit ebenlo pfFenfunbiq,
rpie beoertlt6. Die MsnItbsit lit
ebenip Settens elmer goItsrsgisrung,
als 'Seiten5 elmer abioIuten Utonurz
die Der @eTu6r Der Jnrannei ausaez
ieBt. Gin etlatuntes 8eiIpiel bisrfiir
liefert bic probibition. Cine Maio=
rttGt ertldrt am Stimmtaiten, bab es
psrtoten fetn iou, geiItige 9etrdnte
gu rertaufen un0 ioaar iolhe i'm 8e=
itB gu baben, mas barauf btnuuslGuft,
bar Die Waiorttdt iooar bas grinten
Islbit perbietet. 9us ift bod often
tunbige Sprunnei bic bon sinsr0Oltsz
regierung ausgebt. 0ir bruuden pobl
nidlt bin3u3ufiiqen, bab in Der Sc
Idihte Der Meni6bsit Der 9plfsipilIe
au nod traferer 5prannei, ais ielbIt
Die 4robibition gsfiibrt bot. Wenn
mi. bic gegenpdrtiq tpabrRsbmbors
StrDmuns beriidiidtigen, 10 tritt
Die gaihtigteit Der gilIonIhsn
unh entfpre6enb bic llnrihtigtsit Der
Hpoispeltifsn Qlnihauuns nod itGrz
fer herDor. Sn pielen Boltstreiien
beftebt bic 4niidt, bab Ni.nunb Elm
Redt auf ben geIib bon Gruno unb
9oben bat; sine nod tpeiter perbreitefs
4rihauung gebt bahiu, bub Der ad=
pitals3ins nihts anberes als Elm Raub
lit. 9eieBt nun, irgenb cine bieisr
beiben StrOmunosn perbreitete iih
iiber Die Mujoritdt beg 0oltes, miro
oann Roo1epelt bebaupten molten, bab
Elm Geiss our Durhfibrune bieier
8pltsfrDmuns niht tprunniih ipdre?
9aa tpiro er pobl fhtperlih pagen-
gDn elmer anberen Seits betrahtet,
ertreiit Rooiepelts 5beorie fih ebenio
fehlerbaft. Nab feiner Nnfhauuna
iol Der Staat alles rsguLiren. Die
Jclge rriirbe iein, bab Der Snbipibua=
lismus i'm Staate aufeebt unb ss
brauht lpobl nidt erft gefast au nere
Den, bab 5reiheit obne Jnbipioualis=
mus niht bentbor lit. Wenn ber
Staat burd 3uweiiuns BON aaerlsi
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Qtmf gum Wabentag!
Gas Gemtide 1iafoniiienbanS reh.
net bente anf icine 5rennoe.

sc beitebt felt sSabr unb Gag bic
l0bIide ginridtuns, buB bic Jreuns
De beg Deutihen DidtoniHenearane
tsnhaules, Clifton Ipenue uno
Straisbt Strabe, am Na6mittag unb
abenb oes 5tpeiten Donnsriioss i'm
Stipber in grober Mnsabl iih 3u eiz
mem gefuGe Der ibnen 10 lisb setporz
oenen 4nltalt einitellsn. Mdn bat
oieien Gag iebr beaeihnenber Meiie
.Gabentag" genannt. Warum that
mar bas? 3od tpobl aus benz Grunz
be, Inn cine sroBe Wabrbkit sslaHeu
aussuiprehen. On benz ba3u be-
itimmteu Gage ion cine gabe benz
oeutihen arantenbdus an Der Clifton
NDenus borgsreibt iperoen, bu bieIe
Dcbltbdtigteitsanitalt auf Gaben
Der 9iebe ansspieisn 1T, nm bas por
fat % Sahren begpnnene Mert Der
9urmber5igteit fortisben 81: t0nnen.
60 perbsn benn bisle t6eilnebmenN
ino mittbeilenoe 3relulbe belite in
Der Oiatpniiisnonitalt erpdrtet. Die
9prItanbsbamen bes Srauens unb
oSunsfrauen ,ilfspersins perben
mi: untsritiibung Der Diutoni1en ibre
eutcusoebahten gldne ausfiibren lino
ieber 8eiuder freunblid uub sufriez
benitsllsnb betpirtben ioipcbl in ben
RoGmittage ipie in ben absnbftuns
ben. 2luh aqerlei niiblih. unb Mill
tommene Sahsn unb Sdhelhen fpers
ben our 4neignuns bereit liegen. Sofs
fsntlid nerben bieielben tpieoer tpis
in friiberer 3eit pie marine Semmel
Qbqang finben.
Die Guartal 0eriammlltnd bts
Srousns unb Sunafrau.n 5ilfspers
eins fir Diutonis miro ebeHfaIls am
9atsntag, 10. Sttober bs. S.. 2
llbr Nuhmittags in Der 4nituitstaz
peG' unter benz @orfib Der prdfibenz
tin 5ruu Mm. 9rudmann abeebalteH
tpeibsn Sin id0nes proaramm it
| fir bieie 9erIammlung aufgefts0t.
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Itatt iid aneinanber sil ieitisen, loder-
ten bie beiben sesenfettis ibre 3ulans@
mensebDristeit, tpdbreno iie bod poer
rielIeidt aerabe apeil lie eindnoer .
beftig besebrtsn. Dus sins nun, ip'e
man Iih benfen fann, 10 lange pelter,
Bis bas @efGR. in oem bic liebe ytatur
cae Mabloiisteit bes RenihenRraens
peripabrt, iiberlief. Cine Sarmloiigtelt
CAB ben MnlaB gu einem Streit. nDn
liebit mid niht!" rief Suite. rOn bllt
etn oummes Weib," iagte gmil. pSH
tote MIDI" 1dtpur iie. gmil ipollte einz
Icnfen unb umarmte iie. 2uiie aber, in
Wutb ober aus gu grober Giebe. btB
i'm in bic 2ippen, bab bag Blut llef.
0a ipurbe er blei9, unb bilflos, pie cs
in ToIdsn Gallen gu seIdehen pflset,
Iob er iih i'm 3immer un. Ddraus
entnabm 2uiie in ibrer grregun9, bob
er ibr elm 2sio antbun pDlle. sd
iprinee aus benz 5eniter," rief iie.
Gmil itanD unbepeglid, aber idob
feinen &opf nit itarrsn augen fprungs
bereit por. 2uiie Itieg aufs 5enitsr=
brett. 4bsr ibr mar Gngitlid 5umutbe,
unb tie ipubte nidt, ob Der 9elisbte
gum 4ngriff poer CUR 5ilie berstt
itonb. Wie CUR probe bob lie etnsn
5ub iiber bic siefe. Sn bieiem Qugsns
bid fprans Gmil nit einsm S9re'
auf iie gu, 2uiie. BON benz S6rst err
idredt. lieb ben 5enIterrdbmen los, in
benz Nuasnblid, als @mil lie padt',
itiirste iis, rib ibn nit, unb beios
fdlusen auF bas pflaiter oes 5ofes.
Da lag nun Suite nit bIutenoem aopt
unb serriFsnen aleioern, Gmil aber
CAB teinen aaut BON ii6. Gr i6isn
nicbt pertpunbet, dber feline Iu9sn
itcnben tpeit auf, er blidte bic 9eIiebte
on, ieuf3te tief unb ihredIid rDdelno
auf unb mar tot. 2uiie, Die teine
Iebensesfdbrli 8erlesungen erlitten
Bate, purbe ins aruntenhaus ges
braht. Damn mubte lie ben gansen
Sereang Dor benz unterfuhunssridter
eradblen. Sie fpeinte Ihredlid, uHo
INNER tpieber tpieberbolte tie: .ja. er
liebte MIDI. SD rpubte es bod, Dab er
mid liebt."
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so 600 in 4meritd. 6eute sibt bas
sSabrbnh Der ipeslepanifhen airhe in

so 600 in glmeritd. 6eute gibt bas
Sabrbuh ber ipeslepanifhen airhe IN
fer gefamntten Melt neun MiIionen
feite MitgIieber unb etipu oht Millios
nsn Shuler Der @onntagsfhulen on,
fir beren Geelenbeil ettpa 55 600
geiitIihe inn gan5en bsmiibt iinS.
4meritaniide Wetbobiiten bsbdupten
icsar, bab bic 3abl Der seIammten
Wetbobiiten ettpa breibis WiIionsn
btriise. Dds mag ettpas ameritaniih
berehnet iein, uber iiher ift, bob Der
rcslepaniihe Wetbobismus beute Die
itdrtite proteftantiihe Sefte Der Welt
bpriteGt unb feline aIte sgeinbin. Die
biIdDflife 5ohtirfe, pieneiht ihon
an Mitaliebersabl innerhalb Der engs
liIdipretsnbsn WeIt iibertriift. Die
GbGtiateit Der Metbobiiten dls Drift
nore bat, ipie ertpdbnt, idon febr friih
beoonnen, unb kute baben iie iiberdll
in Snbien, @frifa unb Ghina tire
mifiionen, iiber beren grfolee ia oler-
bings Die Meinungsn aetbeilt iinS.
SepenfalIs entipridt Die aepdlttge
Stride - Der ausbrud lit freilih nitt
oana torreft. - bic iih auf benz purs
lomentsTquore erhebt, Der geoeutun9
res Metbobtsmus innerbalb bes pro-
teitantiihen Settentpelens.
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0eburten.

MOrtimer 8. unb 9annoh aosan,
238 6eIen Str, Wdohen.
5urriIon S. unb Marp patrid. 628
llrion StraBe, WGbhen.
Jreoerid unb 9eifie 5osrtfd, 1912
garQ Strabe, Mldbden.
2luquit s. unb 4usuits Dfpber.
1867 Baltimore Ip., andbe.
pbilip unb Gmma Waber, 80 Galz
bpun Str., Gnabe.
Senrb 8. unb Sobanna Sones, 339
5adberrp Strabe, anabe.
Sames unb 5lorence aapper, Z
Is. Strabe. Gnabs.
2llbert unb Qouiie GsrIanb, 1880
gins Ctr, Mdbhen.
Wlartus uno SarTonbe 9Dsoiidn,
1865 Central 4D.. M1bden.
Gbparb unb sSlorsnes s5arffinq,
1872 Sutton Strabe, UiGbden.
Benjamin unb RaR auppin, 825
W. 5. 4p., anabe.
Jilmer R. unb Cora Grab, 1858
sSoorp Strabe, anabe.
Gbarles unb anna 9anbori. 234
Doriep Ctr, anube.
Sohn unb Bsrtba 4rnolo, 2723
Obierpatorp 4p., anabe.
german unb 6tbsl Wepers, 931
Central 2lp., Wdohen.
Jobn unb Inna Murbod, Clinton
SiraBe. anabe.
Utorton uno Catherine Roesenkra,
Carthage Qo., Wdbden.
Wiaiam unb Inna 6osmsr, gbar!=
ton Str, anabe.
Bm. unb CLARA Geiit. So Ssrsens
glo., anabe.
Bernard unb SoIsphine WiIt.n, 20
Wueit Wp., anabe.