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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

Commonwealth nf Va, County of
Tazewell. to-wit:
To the Sheriff of said county, greet
ing:
We command that you summon The
West Graham Land And Improvement
Company, corporation, to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court of Tazewell
County, at the Court House thereof,
on the first day of next term thereof,
(being the 25th day of August, 1919
to answer the bill of complaint of
Mrs. May Spracher; and this you
shall in no wise unit, and have then
and there this writ, and make return
now you have executed the same.
Z Witress G.. W. Greever. Clerk of
said court at the court house in the
county and state aforesaid, the 9th
day of July, 1918. and in the 18Th
year of the Commonwealth.
G. w. Greever Clerk.
copy teste:
C. w .Greever, Clerk.
Mrs May Spracher Complainant
VS.. Order.
Mrs. Amanda McCommas ct al
Defendant.
1t appearing to me. C. w, Gree
yer Clerk of the circuit court of Taze-
we'll County, in vacation, from the
affidavit of T. C Bowen. filed in this
cause, that The West Graham Land
and Improvement Company, one of
above named defendants, is a corpora
tim that there is no agent of said
The West Graham Land and Improve
ment Co. against which this case is,
or any person declared by the laws of
! this state to be the agent of the said
The West Graham Land and Improve
mcnt Company, in the said county of
Tazcwell, wherein this cause is COM
menced; and that there is no person in
said county of Tazewell on whom there
car be legal service it is ordered that a
copy of the process issued in this
case be published once week ford
consecutive weeks in the Clinch VAL
ley News, weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county and state.
CIV. Greever, CLERK.
A copy teste:
c. w. Greever. Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

During all the probing, investi-
atlenS, ct cetera, ad infinitum.
1t Is encouraging to note that
the name of no Virginia con-
gresham or Senator has appear
ed, There are perhaps a T few
isolated disgruntled individuals
IN Virginia who are some what
surprised if not disappointed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

VIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Tazewell
County, Va, July 8, 1913,
w. A. Scott, trading and doing BUSH
ness as w. A. Scott & Company,
Complainant,
In Chancery
w. M. Lowe, c. B. Orr. Trustee,
Flat Top Grocery Co, Inc, cor
| poration, G. W. Rimmer, WI. Hig-
ginbotham and Harry Bane, partners
trading as Higginbotham 6 Bane,
Huff, Andrews & Thomas Co.. INC 2
a corporation. Cohen Brokerage Co..
corporation. Stras, Hartman & Co.,
Inc, corporation, Bluefield Grocery
CO., corporation. Bluefield Bakery
Inc, corporation, Chewing Upton &
Co., corporation, Coeburn Grocery Co
corporation, VIM. Bandy, Deputy
for S. S F Harman, Sheriff of Taze-
we'll County, Virginia, and all persons,
firms and corporations who were cred
itors of said W. M. Lowe when a deed
of assignment dated on or before Nav
9Th, 1913. was made by said Lowe to
G. B. Orr, Trustee, assigning his
stock of goods in Richards, Va, for
the benefit of his creditors, said cred
ltors not above specifically named be-
ing parties unknown. defendants.
The object of the above styled suit,
the abbreviated style of which is w.
A. Scott & Co. vs.. W. NJ. Lowe ct
ais, is to set up and establish deed
OF assignment-dated on or before May
9th, 1913, from W. NJ. Lowe to C.
D. Orr, Trustee, whereby said Lowe
transferred and assigned his stock of
merchandise in Richlands, Va, and
al, OF his notes, accounts and other
evidences of debt owing him, to said
trustee to secure equally and with
out priority the creditors of said Lowe:
70 nave another Trustee substituted in
the place and stead of C. B. Orr, who
mas refused to act; to enjoin and re-
s.iain VIM. Bandy, Deputy Sheriff as
Aforesaid, WIN Lowe, G. w. Rim
mef' Flat Top Grocery Co., Inc. a
corporation, W. j. Higginbotham and
darry Bane, partners trading as Hig.
ginootham & Bane, and Huff, And
reWs q Thomas Co.. Inc. a corpora-
tion' from making sale of said stock
OF merchandise under certain execu- =
lions against said Lowe in favor of
them respectively, which executions
are specifically described in the bill:
ana for general relief. And it appear
ing by affidavit this day filed in nv
office according to law, that Flat Top
grocery Co, Inc, a corporation.
Blnefield Grocery Co., a corporation.
Binefeld Bakery. Inc, corporation,
and Huff, Andrews & Thomas Co..
Inc, corporation are non residents
of the State of Virginia, and that GER
tain creditors secured by said deed of
assignment are persons, firms and cor
porations unknown to complainant. it
is ordered that said non resident cor
porations. and all unknown persons.
firms and corporations who are credi-
tors OF said Lowe secured by said deed
OF assignment do appear here within
nteen days after due publication of
TINS. order. and do what is necessary
70 protect their interests, And it Is
luitber ordered that this order be
published once asweek for a success
I've weeks in the CIinch Valley News,
weekly newspaper published in Tag
Virginia. and posted ac-
snWitness smy hand
4 siireever, Clerk.
ahsW
eeyer, Clark,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

During the summer months mothers
of young children saould watch for any
unnatural looseness of the bowels.
When given prompt attention at this
time serious trouble may be avoided.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera ard
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de-
pended upon. For sale by all druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

Dysenteiy is always serious and
often a dangerous disease. but it can
be cured. Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured
iteten when malignant and epidemic.
For sale by all druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

Buy it now. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency. For
sale by all druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

No doubt the other people who
have attempted TO scale Mt. Nc
Kinley and failed would have
succeeded if they had Stuck to
it as did the minister.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or
beautiful by washing dishes, sweeping
and doing housework all day, and
crawling into bed dead tired at night.
You must get out into the open air
and sunlight. If you do this every
day and keep your stomach and bowels
in good order by taking Chamberlain
Tablets when needed, you should be-
come both healthy add beautiful. For
sale by all druggists.
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! tuts, Burns and Bruises

vi erv hnne there should be box
IN eslen'a Arnica Solve, ready to
OF Buc, wary case of burns cuts
apply; or sc.lds. ]. II. Polanco, Del
Won. Tex. r No. 2. writes: Buck
Ta'.s Aruicl Salve saVec my little
ien.'s cut fat No one believed it
Guild be eur d - The worlds best
salve. OnIy 25c Recommended by j.
f.. jackson, Tazpwell. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' Rssss the Of &Hz2zzzzl

One of the things the Viri gnia
people have failed to do, and
should do at once, is to erect n
monument in Richmond TO the
memory of General Stonewall
Jackson. Visitors for years have
commented on the fact that the
only memorial there to the great
military genius is a statue erect
ted by his admirers in England,
and which stands in the Capitol
Square. Newport News Times
Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

the edicts OF her dressmakers can
not be questioned. We are told thai
$4,000 900 of American money ART
spent annually in Paris-paid out fol
! SO called Paris creations. We are tolt
that the name Paris carries with i
| such a charm that American manufac
turers buy labels with names of Paris
firms and sew these to American
made hats and clothing because
American women demand Paris-made
attire and will pay a higher price
FOR it. These writer's insinuate that
If foreigners wish to continue to dom.
mate American fashions and hold
their grip on our women it is neces.
sary to furnish variety to keep IN
the interest, hence the hedious eff.
fects OF The present day that make
women look like caricatures.
/ A recent writer urges the establish.
ment of American fashions for Ameri-
can women-urges a demand by the
thousands Of clean minded and clean
thinking American women for sane
dresses, designed and manufactured
by American establishments.
Walter Bagthot, an English essay.
list, commented on the fashions of his
own day in terms that apply equally
well to our own. Evidently conditions
have not changed. He says: what
the milliners of Paris enjoin over
English women is, I suppose, a good
deal chance, but as soon as it is de-
creed, those whom it suits and those
whom it does n~ot--all wear it. The
initiative propensity at once secures
uniformity. and that hOrrid thing we
Wore last year as the phrase goes,
is nowhere to be SEEN" Does that
not sound uD to date? No one Of
orr TIVE heeitates at the new fashion,
however grotesque it may be, but old
and young short and tall, thin and
stout, wear the same style.
The women of Netherlands over a
year ago registered a protest against
Paris styles and refused to buy them.
London. during the past summer,
voiced Il similar sentiment.
Isn't it reasonable to suppose that
American DESIGNERS have a better and
clearer understanding Of the needs
and temperament of the American
woman than the foreign. born dress.
maker who has no adequate under
standing of the moral conceptions and
standards of Il land?
I believe the champion who should
arise in behalf of the movement is
to be found in the club women off
American. I noticed in a recent
newspaper tnat the Wisconsin Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs will be in
session next week. The Minneapolis
Journal reports the state president as
saving this: 81 hope no one will come
20 the convention with too deeply SIN
skirts or in clothing that would be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

undignifed. or course 10 one will be
barred for the judgment Of the WON.
en- Shall prevail, but we expect ev.
cry one who attends to be suitably
alfred
The recent action of the club wom-
en- of Minnesota has elected much
favorable comment. They protested
against skirts that were less than two
wards in width a. the bottom and
demanded a skirt that was something
less than skin tight at other places.
They sent their resolutions to the
manufacturers as well as their own
clNh. members.
Why cannot all American women
through Just such Il medium-the fed
Grated clubs OF the states, start Z
movement Of this kinda protest
against modern styles. coupled with
a demand for slotnes that are worthy
the woman who wears them. we
resent the idea of bondage, but as
conditions are today we are held IN
the thratl Of a tyrant as pitiless as
ever ruled over slaves.
Let American women take q def
mite, decided stand in favor OF clothes
worthy of Thoughtful, level-headed
women and demand that foreign fash
ions shall not dictate to us styles that
subvert our own of beauty ana
override current taste. | believe
that the demand of American m
hood for a standard of dress that
combines beauty and heath ought to
have as prominent a place in her So
cial creed as her demand for the
ballot
Let American women demand that
We have. styles Of dresses designed SO
that they be adaptable to different ma
terials, to different occupations and
20 different types of women. Such an
arrangement would create a sincere
standard of beauty that would enable
a woman to dress as fashion decreed
without sacrificing her W self-re-
spcct.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

dale were among visitors here on Satur-
day visiting the Exposition building and
attending to matters Of business.
HERE FROM NEW NElPSiG.
Mrs. fred Gath of New Leipsig vas
among Exposition visitors here Friday aud
Saturday,
GUEST OF MRS. FlAHERTY. .
Mrs. Drurey Of Mandan has been the
guest Of Mrs. II. E. Flaherty during the
week end Of the Exposition.
SPENDING SUNDAY IN CITY.
Charles Way Of Minnesota, who repre-
sents the Minnesota Mattrass Factory, is
spending Sunday in Bismarck.
HERE FROM LINTON.
Among Linton visitors on Friday ami
Saturday was Mrs. y, Ellison. she hay
ing business matters to attend to. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

City News

BUSINESS TRIP.
Mr.. Lloyd TruaX will leave the first Of
the week for a business trip to the Twin
Cities.
MISS HUBER HOME.
Miss Mary Huber, who teaches sixth
grade at New Salem, is home over Sun
day.
SHOPPING IN CITY.
Freeda Johnson of Mandan, who IS
teacher in the Reform School, spent Sat-
urday in Bismarck doing shopping.
VISITED THE EXPOSITION.
MI. Il Mrs. John Eliason of Stewards
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

beautifully gowned in white crepe de
chine and white roses, while her two
maids of honor, Miss Julia Isensee and
Miss Mabel Ccttman, sisters of the bride
and groom, wore pink brocaded satin and
pink roses, " - 1t" &fE&
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19
VALLEY CITY WEDDING.

Valley City.-Thc marriage Of Miss
COrnelia lsensee and Harley Gettman.
at the brides home, took place Satur-
day, Rev. Willard Crosby Lyon perform
ing the marriage service. The bride was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19
HCNORED By K. G.

Grand Forks, n. D.-lienr%" OI>eeic,
Grand Forks, was elected gra' d knight
of the local council Of Knights Of Colum-
bus at Il meeting held Monday evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19
FROM r

Miss Mabel Johnson OF Underwood. IVES
among visitors here on Saturday TAX
ing in the Exposition and doing SHOP
ping.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

Attend the Bismarck Law College
Strong corps of instructors. CAL
Gunderson's private office. Phone $50
over Bcrgeson's clothing store.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-19

Call Sc for the best Ignite Coal on
the market.--lAdv.
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Mms ocm YpliSeigeriht.

Goit5 Z. 8oDb, @eihdftslsiterir Der
ngR. 5orton Salurp Goan Co." ipurz
b. IaHlDig befunoen, oem 9unnou
Dunn. ipelher Elm 0arleten BON $25
rrn i9r ertalten bate, nitt Die porge@
Tc]riebenen geifeinigungen unb 2uita
tInqen ijber BON ibm 9endhts 4bs
id,Iags5abIun9en gegeben 3u hdbsn.
sic 1uuroe nit elmer 9eloitrdfe bon
$50 unp ben Soften belegt
gBie ietner 9eit ausfiibrlia berihs
te., paren Dor einigeu Monoteu Der
observation-disclosures 9iQp Wation, To-
nip iein gartnsr giqp Spencer uno
5nei 8cQettdn5erinnen namens Sod
WcIina unn Margaretbe Ietpeq auf
Geranlaiiunq oes Rep. oSobn +. Ser
oer Dor 9egtnn Der 8oritelung in
Wecp!ss Steater inter Der NntleIe
ee1 8eranitaltung elmer unfittitchen
GdauIteQunq perbdftet noroen. Der
1a[ fam qcitern i'm Bpli8eigertht 3ur
g%crbanolund, ieDoh fpdrer Die Angez
tlo1ten nitt anlpeFenn, ionoern purz
ner BON i6ren 2lntpolten pertreteH.
gpdtfor rpuroe All 500 uub ben Cos
Itfn unt Spencer 3u elmer 9eloltrdfe
poa $50 nebit Soften oerurtbeilt, tpdbs
renn bic teiben 4dueteuIen entlQfieI
purben. Die Gelbitrafen lpurben oa
fcrt Bon Den Qnpdlten hinterlegt.
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Gbe.GrlambniRiheiHe.

{ 5dmes 3. gauttsr. 49, Seor9stopn,
asntutn.
iCra $. GinIsn, Al, Saolin 5oteI.
(Ron W2ap, 26, Dilphos. 8.
qearl WcGuirs, %, glenes, 3.
{ Games 6. gusrnnesr. 81. Mabiipns
piqs, 9.
5ennie 5orIan, 80. wsabiiorpils, 8.
/ .Sames 3. 4nesrion. 6omilton, 8.
lMinnie 5prusbp. 38. 4. uno Sro-o'
nan. ~
{ gaoip M.ann, %, s26 getis Ctr.
Rarp RaboBtp. %, s26 Belts Str,
{ lGoparo Sdepe, %, 314O Me2ean.
l2ouiIe arauisr. 2S, 1441 Sarr.ion.
lgeorse D. 5sntunofelo. %, 1927
/ RitmoRb Strabe. 1
lGatbsrins 8. gerte, 26. 718 DON
nsrsbergsr Strabe.
(Saeob u. SenteITon, 25, 536 2aursI
! lGpa 2spinion, %. 524 D1p'b Str
lgbarles Is. Goblmunn, 20, Ginc.
lGli5abstb Slider, 20. 219 IL. Sir.
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IgiroiI SO. 9ratber, %, Rprppob. 8
lRutb anorI.s. p. 1929 Samiltor
I1enue.
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Nerauftipnirt
8urbe seitern bas 8rnnSeisentbnE
bes nerltorbenen j. 5. @erner.

Das gum Nahlab bes peritorbenen
6errn 5. :. Wsrner, oes langidbrigen
Gefretdrs Der 5dud' fhen grdueret.
qeb0riae Grunbeigenthum DurDe ges
ftrn be6uFs Grleoigung Der Hahlalz
feni6aft Dom Sberiff i'm 4uitruge Oes
8erihts perauftiontrt unD bic Iufz
tion Durbe Don ben Grunoeigenthumse
mattsrn 5beooor Waper &c Bro. ges
leitet.
9as ct. aouis 5latgebduoe go.
525 6tdman Strabe, Qponbals, tpuroe
3uerit ausgeboten unD es puroe
Ihlieblih bem qegenDdrtigen gepo9s
ner, 5errn Walter Werner, einem Der
Sobne bes Grblai1ers, fir $10,325
3ugsfhlagen, I'm nur $500 tDertgsr
ols bic Qbi6dbung tetrug.
9us Sdus 514 6idman Strap;
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Deruer fir $4975 unb er taufte alI:
berbem nod bas Don ieinem Deritorbes
ner Batter 6spohnt oetpeiene 5aus SO
2511 Mbbiion Strube, Camp Dai6'
inoton, fir S4834.
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81. guuoessrORseihwu
llntcrbreiteten eeitern JidJter Sollis
iter cine 9tu5abl gHflagcn.

gluber ben on anoerer Stele oes
glattes ertpGhnten Nntiagen gegen Die
ebemaliqen 8antprGitoentan 8aD 3
uno Galbreatb erboben Die 9unoess
ueI6porenen qeitern audi nod Qntlas
gen qegen bic folgenDen 9erIoRen:
WiQiam q. 5intle ben Gb1ttas
nopqa, GiIenbabn goitclert, tDegen ons
eebliten YoltbiebitabIs; Qlsranoer 3.
Creed alas u. s. Greed, tDe9en ons
aebli6er Grprefung; Sobn 70. Grus
ben BON Canton, 8, rDegeR genubung
Der Yoit 81 betriigsriIden 3peten;
Wi1iam q. gubop, DRg.n on3eblider
Ruppelei; gamer 6. UtiDDIeton, pe8en
anaebli6sr SdIitung BON Yo'tonpets
funaen; gilbert glpeQ alias Or. gB.
3. UeilIer pegen angeblrten W}lB>
brau6s Der poit gu betru9eriIh:n
3fpeten.
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naro S1psenen, ben Sofn oes pormas
liqeu StabtrQtbsmitqliecss SDeenep,
fpeaen anaeblifer auppelei. 5uuf
2lntldgen lpuroen oem H6'er p.rie@
9elt unterbrsitet uno eins hitier Nm
tlaqen III anaeblih ge9en cine bep u
tsnoe bisIige Gorporatirn gerhtet, Die
beIdulbigt piro, fth gegn be Be
itimmungen bes srpiI tenit1atli6en
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in SiBun1 fpdren. IA Sale unterTu6z
ten unb 81 3eugsn perhorten. tpuroen
hann ipfort bon Rihter 5pafter en- :
laFen.
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ben oann fpFort bem Rihter porgefI1rt
uno Der Jarbtge Somsr Uliooleton
betannte Tifp cine neiter:s Ihulojg,
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puroe 3u 5polT Ulonaten 5ait IN
GouHtpgefdn8EiB in Iron, 9, ps.ns'
tbeilt.
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norIduftg BON Der 8trbdngunl eines
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QnoetInqten an'tsQsn nil. grunen be.
fannie iit beg Inn CUR Gait rse9ter
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fiibrte Gruoeu aud 3u ieiner en-
iduloiguno an, bub sr isin @eIhdf
srft tnapp tinen Monat b.tr sbtI
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&iro Samitag pDu Der &omcn's
GipIc GOmmiiIlOn gCgcben
lueroCn.

Die Dor einigcr 3ett BON 9iirger'
meiiter S51mt eruanntC NomeH'S Gi-
bic Goumiliiou miu i'm 2ouie Ser
nQd)Iten D1onatc cine Relbc Don Edn3a
pergniiQungen pcronitalten Ole ubio.
hit anItQnoig m0 einmanOsfret ietE
Ioueu.
Ias erite 0erQrtige Gau3pergnitJen
Diro am Samitag 2lbenO in Dem iito-
lihen Iligel Der W}uitfballe, in mel.
dem iih Die Roaitubbabn beiln0,
oerouItaItet mer6en uno giirgermei.
tier 6unt bat uerIproden, nit letncr
Satin hinSufontulen unO Die Eolo~
maize, nit neIhcr Der 9al einaeIeitet
miro, an3ufilbren.
Die Galncn non ser 8oInen's : Gi'
bic GpnuniiHon uer0en als IugeHo-
mQd]terllmen fungiren uuo nanleHt-
lidbfbarauf often DOB nusi hIieBltb
anitauoige 3d13e getun5t lUeroen ltno
j, 1urfen Irot", iolpie ahnlid)e anoerc
0arietdten iinO nld)t aeitattet. Or
friihlullen qlebt ea and. aber udtllrs
lid, mIr &inona0c unO un0ere abn.
IidC hurmIoie Sad)en. SSerncr giebt
cs audI on Der Jblr fetne 9tctourmar.
fen. oulnit Die iungen Seute nlht IN
@eriuhunq foumcn, tIcine GauIcn 5lt
MAIDEN uno iih in ocr 9tadbaridart
an 8etrdufcn 5u eririihen Die dlfo.
bolbaItig itno. lin Ole llnfoiten Su
ocden, miro elm @tutrittspreiS BON
Is Gent5 pro @erion berehuet .per.
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0eburten.

elntou uno Marp GIsspit, 1880
Serbert 2lo., Gnabe.
GDmunb Eno Soa sseiIbouer, 2819
Weft S. StraBe, Mldo6en.
euuene rno glanhe Mepsr, Gart5s
ass, anabe.
Bi1iam unb 4nnu Siosbotbanl,
Carthage, anabe.
Mofes unb Saru5 9ins6ers, 751
grmorn Qp., Utdohen.
Gharles uno gliIa6stb Sortmann,
Carthage, Wao6en.
Grant une emma RiebliRg, 26
aefhr 2lp., anabs.
6arrg une aatie Chairman, 3045
geetm1n StruBe, anabe.
Sdmes uno eleanor gice, GAIL
4rartmtnt, anabe.
Goparb unb Spbeli1 Sdnoers,
l013 groaoipan, Snabe.
Sobn unc Dtaris grodman, 3435
Guefon 4p., anabe.
SIiper unb SuIis grancamp, 223S
S!pra Qo., Gnube.
Ruoolpb unb Rora CUTE, 104G
YurceQ 1p., Gnabe.
Qlnbrep unb Sophie Rennsr, 221G
Goth Strabe, UsGohen
6enrp uno Selsn Corner, 1885,
Clifton 4p., annbs.
2lrnpIb uno gtelie 5orthuann
2016 5reelano glp., anabe
Miaiam unp glnna ReBIsr, 171E
Gine StraBe. auabe.
Martin unb pauliHa S6netoer
2019 gsntral 9p., anabe.
meurtin uno paulina Saneioer
2g19 Central 4p.. anabe.
Gbipdrn uno Ignes Sdepene
1922 8onman alp., anabe.
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Wilium unb 2tntoinetta Qtebe,
1881 STAGE StraBe, WGoten.
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@crmQn Strabe, Wdo6eu.
Wjlliam unD 0orotbp 9leinmur
1927 9}IeoIont StraBe, mtdohen.
Stephan unD &atte Shanna8, 113
Jinolap Strabe, Snabe.
Sobn un0 &atie RuiIo, 1924 Msoore
strabe, Utdbden.
BiGiaui uno GIiIabet3 5aupnsr.
265 Gtdrt Strabe, &nabe.
Spbn unb Gillian 5laspobIer, 1890
D. 7. GtraBe, Mdo6en.
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