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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
Society and It's Varied Interests
Elizabeth R n,s i'21-1874

Tuesday afternoon when she celebrat-
ed her eighty-fourth birthday. Cards
and music featured the amusement for
the afternoon after which an elegant
luncheon Yves served Those present
were as follows: Mrs. Elizabeth Wilke
meyer, Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, Mrs
Fred Wilkemeyer, Mrs. Harmon
Wilkemeyer, Mrs. Joseph Werner,
Mrs Bernadina Pardieck Mrs, Fred
Pardieck. Mrs. Catherine Thomas,
Mrs Howard Geier and daughter, Mrs,
Caroline Gausepohl, Mrs. Agnes Mueg-
genburg, Mrs. Ed Rainier, Mrs. Harry
Walls and Mrs Minnie Stafford.
Arrangements are being made for
dance to be given at the Country club
by Mr.. Bert kolp. Further announce
ment will be made later. Mr.. kOlp is
arranging to organize a class at the
Country club for the fall and winter
season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

he Il. u. Hill company, Inc, began
business in 1881 as Hill Co, on the
lots now occupied by the residences of
Howard and Will Campbell The COM
pany built 6 houses and obtained
water from a we'll on the premises
which was lifted by an Ericsson en-
CINE, and the houses were heated by
means of flues. The company issued
Ia retail catalog which was distributed
over the country and which soon gain
ed widespread attention, as flower
buyers were eager for novelties, which
rom the first were a speciality with
he firm, both the importations from
china, Japan, and Europe, and also
hose of its own production.
| The cut flower trade was in its in
hncy at that time.
/ In ten years it had outgrown it's To-
ction, and built the new place on the
Ntional Road, east of Glen Miller
! Hre modern iron frame houses were
bdlt, and all the improvements to
dSe were used in construction.
By 1900 the cut flower trade had
| gnwn in Importance, and had become
ON of the fine arts, both in produc-
| tic of fine stock. and in elegance of
Arrangement; again the firm found IL
| sci hampered for room. and as il
wa hemmed in by city property.
(Gn Miller park, which the city
! coG not sell, it decided to move for
! thethird time, transferring the east
| ell reenhouses to I. H. Lemon. and
buAg a plat of so acres at the East
haye terminus of the street car line:
theresent firm, now incorporated, is
i H0Tnn.DI Of l. ~ JIIif nrACiInnt.
H. Ill, vice-presiden; L. H. Mann,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

1t" on in 2 seconds. and away they 60,
shrivel. vanish. No more co;ton-rings
to make the corn sharper and more
bulgy. no more bandages to stop cir
culation and stick 10 the stocking. no
more salyes to turn the flesh raw and
make the corn pull" no more knives
or razors with danger of bleeding and
blood poisoning.
"GETS-IT' is painless. stops pain.
and is absolutely harmless TO healthy
flesh. Warts and bunions disappear.
'GETS-IT" gives immediate relief
"GETS-IT" is sold at druggists at
Is cents bottle. or sent on receipt
OF price TO T. Lawrence G. Co. Chi
cago. Sold in Richmond by A. @.
Luken Co; Chas. l. Magaw; Con-
key Drug Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
BY HERBERT TEMPLE,

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The approach
ing royal wedding promises to give
an Indian summer sort of second Lon
don season.
Prince and Princess Henry of Prus-
STA will be the guests of the King and
Queen at Buckingham Palace, and be-
ing both used to the frugal continent
tai first breakfast will probably not
get into the predicament of the noble
lady who, when on a visit to the
Royal couple at Balmoral a short
time ago, came down to breakfast in
the morning, cast glance at the fru-
gal table and, supposing that the foot
steps she heard behind her were those
of her husband, exclaimed without
turning around: Well, as usual l
don't see a blessed thing worth eating
here" The next moment she found
that she had been opening her heart
not to her husband but her Royal
hostess Queen Mary. Prince and
Princess Henry, however, will break
fast in their own suite in the palace,
so perhaps they fare little better
In a little over week Queen Alex
andria will return from Denmark with
her sister the Dowager Empress of
Russia to act as hostess to the young
King and Queen of Greece.
Then, of course King Manuel and
his bride will be here and Queen Mary
has decided to give a great state ball
in their honor. This will be an I'M
ique event in this country as no state
ball has ever before been given in
honor of foreign king not in actual
occupation of his throne. By the way,
there seems to be a great deal of con-
fusion as to King ManuePs actual po-
sition, though in reality it is quite
plain, being exactly the same as that
of every other dethroned monarch.
Having actually reigned, and being
the son of King who died in har-
ness" the only son of Queen Amelie
is in actually King Manuel not Eek
King Manuel but only "ex-King of
Portugal" The principle is ''once a
King always a King" A general con-
tinues to- be a general after his re-
tirement. A doctor, having taking his
degree, is a doctor, whether he prac-
tises or not. So it is with kings,
Kingship is a trade, or. guild, though
it NAV seem sarrilege to some to say
it.
AS for King Manuel's pride no prin-
cess in Europe, is more highly con
nected, --. r..-- .. --s
Her great uncle is King Charles of
. Roumania, and her uncle Prime Ferdi-
nard, is heir to the Romanian throne
Her aunt, Princess Frederique Of Sig
maringen, married the Count of Elan
ders, mad became the mother of the
present king of the Belgians. The
German Kaiser is, of course, the head
-o.of the younger branch of the Hohen
I zollern family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
Approaching Royal Wedding
Promises Another Season

absolute failure because of the gov
ernment's lack of understanding OF
the needs of the people and the I'M
bearable intolerance of the leaders
The Republican party is split up in
factions which fight each other with
deadly hatred, the church, which has
retained it's enormous influence over
the people is strongly in favor Of a re-
stitution of the monarchy and all over
the country the people are clamoring
for the removal of the present leaders,
Only few days ago Correspondence
Espana" which has always possessed
correct advance informa-
ton about events in Portugal sent out
the following laconic statement, all
that it could possibly send during the
present strict censorship: Charges of
the greatest Importance may be look
ed for in Portugal within the next few
weeks
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
SOCIAL CALENDAR
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR FRIDAY.

- @N = Foh Y Hf1Ei
A meeting of the Tourist club
Will not be held this evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Robinson Were to
nave been host and hostess.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church will
serve meals at the church.
The Central Aid Society of the
First Christian church will serve
lunch at the corner of Ninth and
Main streets
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
4 SalIow, Blotchy.
Rough or Greasy Skins
From Woman's Tribune)

son skins require constant groom
ing t4eep them from becoming oily
mudd! blotchy or rough, or if such
condlh has developed, to overcome
H. iRuch chronic cases it is par
ucnla1 inadvisable to keep piling on
cosmos which clog the pores. collect
aust a dirt, making the complexion
worse In CIV er. Its a lot more sensl-
bie sose ordinary mercolized wax.
"hlch erally absorbs bad complex
ION Aay the wax. like cold cream,
beIoTe fring; next morning. in wash
ing II you'll wash away fine. flour
IKE lahles OF the unsightly cuticle
hepeal a week or more and you'll
nave shntireiy new skjn-sOft. sat
my, sposs and beautiful as a child :.
One Gun Of mercoiized wax. procur-
aole a9a druggists Is all youll need.
Ii 'heRn be wrinkled or flabby.
mere ttbest possible remedy: Mix
= pihIfh hazel and / ounce pow
dered site and use as q face bath
IL "oI se a miracle. yet is entirely
harmless.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
u
SOCIAL PARTIES

DR.. David Dougan gave pretty din
ner last evening at his home, corner
West Third and National avenue, in
honor OF Mrs. Dougan. The function
was tn the nature Of a surprise and
was in celebration of their wedding
anniversary. The Dougan home was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
ferns. The table was prettily ap-
pointed with flowers. Covers were
laid for members of the family and a
few invited guests.
A dance will be given this evening
in the Odd Fellows hall by a commit
tee. The public is invited to attend
The Garner orchestra will furnish the
dance music. A similar dance will
also be given Friday evening.
The Misses Irene Haas and Ethel
Sittloh were pleasantly entertained by
Misses Lula and Helen King at their
pretty country home southeast of this
city from Thursday until Sunday of
last week during which time they at
tended the Preble county fair.
A surprise was given Mrs. Elizabeth
Wilkemeyer of South Tenth street
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

more advantageously located; the
ground has at the terminus of the
street car line; is bounded on the
north by the Pennsylvania R r. from
which il has a siding and which. ow-
ing TO the heavy shipping done by the
firm is of great value.
Most of the glass houses are 500
feet long, built to admit every possible
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
Phens f121-I874

for a few DAYS 4 humber Of socia
functions will b gwen in her homo
curing her visit hsre,
Miss Katherine Grave of Indianapo
lis. is the guest Of Miss Alice Heck al
her home on Norh Seventh street.
Miss Vera Hull Of Newcastle. is tle
guest of Mrs waiter Snaveley at hr
home on South fourth street.
Miss Mable Keller has return fro a
a visit with friends IN Pittsbu
DR.. Isaac Harold, who las cen in
the West for some time ] cha 2 of
Sanitarium, has returne hoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. sol Bore of Buffalo.
New YORK are visiting riends and
klnspeople in Founta lily and at.
tending the Fall Festival.
Mrs Evere t Davis is entertaining
Mrs. Eva Be. t Of { ayton, Ohio, this
week at her h. neon South Thirteenth
street.
Miss Airline Shreeye OF Indianapolis,
a former resident Of this city, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crane
at their home on East Main street.
Mrs. Oakley Polk Of Newcastle is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Eleanora
Shute and aunt, Mrs. w. K. Bradbury
at their home on North Fourteenth
street.
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wehrly o.
Middletown, are the guests of friends
in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

meeting of the Tuesday Bridge
club was held Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Wilson Magaw at her apartments
in the Holland. The guests for the at
ternoon were Mrs. Walter Craighead
of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Edgar Ham
iton of Syracuse, New York. Mrs.
Hamilton was given the favor. After
the game a luncheon in several cours-
es was served.
The Tourist club will not meet Fri
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Robinson at their home in West Rich
mond The meeting has been deferred
on account of the Fall Festival.
X * X
AS THEY COME AND GO
Miss Bertha Walker of Rushville,
is the guest of Miss Florence Calkins
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

LOndoners are not a musical peo-
pie, fact which has been proved time
and. again. We produce and joyfully
listen to any number of silly sentiment
tai ballads that would drive any real
musical person raving mad within an
incredibly short time. but classical
music gives US the shivers. Hammer
stein tried us and failed, but Thomas
Beecham is determined that as long
as there is any money in his fathers
pills, we are not to escape our fate Of
having an English opera, worth IS a
box"
He is in deadly earnest about it,
though his failure is even more GER
tain than was Mr.. Hammerstein' for
he intends to run his establishm ent
with English singers and an all
British orchestra and so even the Ger
man audiences, that remained SC
faithful to Hammerstein, will never
put their feet inside the new estab
lishment.
| Mr.. Beecham's opera house which
ito be worth of London and the
British empire is to contain no less
than 1000 seats, is to have popular
! prices from II cents in the gallery tc
S125 in the orchestra and the boxes
] - mentioned are to cost So.
Beecham hopes for a state subsidy
! In other words, in few years Lon
don will have new immense music
hall Wanting for another come over
| here"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
BROAD SHOULDERS AND WAIST, NOTHING
NARROW BUT THE FOOT LINE,

How perfectly suited to the supple
ness Of youth are many of our new
fashions, Loose. blousy effects and
dropped shoulders give TO waist and
back the desired breadth which tapers
TO the narrow graceful foot line.
To meet the requirements Of early
autumn 1850 IS excellent developed in
dull blue serge. daintily relieved and
frightened by Il narrow friII OF lace.
Such frock IS especially suited 70 out
OF door wear when silks are bit too
cool and summary looking. The plain
ness OF the dropped shoulder is broken
by Z short stitched plat and the ar
rangemenr Of inverted plaits on the
skirt gives the new peg-top effect that
is SO smart and is seen on 50 many Of
the new fall skirts. The pattern is cut
T five sizes fourteen TO eighteen years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

To obtain either pattern illustrated fill
OFT this coupon ard lnclose IS cents in
stamps or roia- Be sure 70 state number
Of pattern and size. measuring over the
fullest part Of The bust for dimensions
Address Pattern Department
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
Hill Flower Company is One
of the Best in The Country


A
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

Round shape 4 prune silk plush.
slightly "croque Turned up, in front
with the brim edged with bouillanne
of same tone, 4 eoateau of uncurled
ostrich feather, IN its natural color.
makes the only thinning of this orig
inal model
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

Size I6 requires 40 yards of &c inch
material
Printed silks in futurist designs of
rather strong color combinations are
very effective as trimming for after
noon dresses Of dark toned silks, serzes
and crepes- 1928 Is as simple a freck
as can well be designed. yet developed
in plain rose crepe &c chine By the use
Of a printed silk yoke Of unusually soft
shade il becomes decidedly dressy in
effect The bottom OF the three piece
tInic is also finished with band Of
the printed silk, \ broad sash Of plain
satin gracefully merges the waist with
the hip line. The gown closes in the
back. Five pattern sizes may be had.
"a TO - Size IS requires 49, yards ~
IS inch material Each pattern Is
cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02
"GETS-IT" Gets
COrns Sure as Fate
II You've Had corns for Months or
Years, "GETS-IT" viii Remove
Them All in Few DAYS.

'Whew. hurts way up TO my heart.
I've tried almost everything for
corns."
Corn-sufferers. cornless joy is at
hand. "GETS-IT" is the only real en-
envy any corn ever had. Put GETS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

4 King Manuel, by the way, very
Shortly returned to his his country
and throne for there is not the slight
Est doubt that the majority of his old
Subjects are thoroughly disguised
with the republic which has been an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

The Americans that throng over
here are fast quitting our shores. They
stay little longer than the swallows,
but they go just the same They
seem endless as regards the number
Of varieties; but undoubtedly some
American women are the smartest in
the world for an all-round good ap-
pearance. They fairly laugh at our
nobility who" as they express it,
seem to have ever advantage under
the sun and yet only succeed in look
ing dowdy." | quite agree that this
matter has occurred to the minds of
others besides Americans"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

Rev and Mrs. Raymond Wehrly OF
Middletown, are the guests of friends
in this city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

Miss Airline shreeye OF Indianapolis
a former resident of this city, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crane.
at their home on East Main street
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/. EAdvertis ament1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-02

A surprise was given Mrs. Elizabeth
of South Tenth street
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

tbuH, nm ipabre Stiirme Der Better
tett 3u erregen. Sn Oen ibrtqen Rois
len reibten Iih SRI. Guionor gt1parrn
uno BduI Rslpa ben 5rdgern Der
6duptrollen piirbig an Die Ssite, 10
oob ods Yublitum llria6s bate, iid
fir bic 8oritelIung. bic In jeoer Be-
stehung muitergiiItiq mar, burh rel
den geifau ertenntlih gu 3eigen.
Sir nd6iten Sonntag bat Die 0ts
rettion etne Der biibiheiten Speretten,
PIE Gloden BON GorneptlIe", angey
ieBt. Die 5auptrolsn reip. portten
iie9en in ben 6dnoen Der 0dmen anni
GollinizSenoen, Guionor RdDarrn, Ios
tpie Der 6erren 0an5 5oritner, B.
Slider 4hten unb qaul Relpa. SRI.
4nni goainiz Senoen iinat BE purtis
Der m!92iosroie", SRI. guiouOr Rae
oarrp .8ermaire", 5err Gor'tner
r9reniheur", 5err HeIpa s6enrp"
6err Jiiderz2thten .Gdspar". Der
Gbor iIt fir bieis Gperstte peritdrtt
uno bari man elmer guten Quffiibs
rung in ieosr 5iniiht snt9egeHIehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
E6nigs6ad Der IOrNSsutG6su Sddbeu.
st.
Tcrielbe ftnoef Eeute In ben Saleu
Der Arbeiterbaae itart.

a(m Wontag, Dem ,. eSebruar. uiro
fie EaroIe pes Ielrtittbums lautsn
,aul mad DER arbeiterbdlle~ 6enH an
SieielR 4beno fluoct BORT DER %. $40
nigsbaQ Der RorooeutideH SdNikens
geicaitoft Itatt. Die aonlgsbduc Die
Ter &ereiHiauna gchoren ieit Sabren
3u ben 1eieIlifaitlit'eu Greiarliiel
Ger Sai'nn lno Der geurlge gall miro
in oieier Siulidt terne ausnobme Bill
0en. oenu oas riybrise aomHlittee,
oas nit nen Arrangements betrau.
por6en it, IUIro Ipeoer Muhen rcd
Soften id)eucr nm ben gaggaiten 4C'
nuBreide. iro5Ilfe Stunoen 81 5etci.
ten
SeIbftreoenS neroer iih sur ar0s
nung oeS ueuen Stonigs oes Ror0oeuy-
fdsn SfiitenreIhes Die aoniae uno
llnterthanen Der iibrigen StilUGnrets
DE. ioruie 0le befreunoeteu &ercIle
uousabltg eIHiIHoen un0 Der Snu Miro
srpeiielsobue 0enen friiberer Sabre,
mas 9eiut uHo unterhaItrna onbes
triift. in teiner 4eiie nafitehen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
glattontstc &oaeliheifem tscieaifup

Inter osm goriis 5ss Germ 4u=
guit Shrnr uno ser grpto.oqfi5s
rure sss 6eryn Ssnas RoIfss fano
seiterh Die reseImabist @erTammluu1
be- ptissn Crglniiation ftatt, Die mil
5inIit't auf biz g1otlate. oaB ous
srfIsnlids ReiuItat oes iiinaItsn 60
nigsbals ourb sinen tIein.n aom-
mers, BEL otm bic obtiaats Brett
murit" MIDI fsblte, asfeitrt ptroen
iotIit. GuBsrit aut beiud,t mar Die
Dtrren .sobn sod. pbiI. aoIb6eim,
ejto. Icdsr uno oermann Sntlpale
ipuroen als Heue Utitglisoer aufess
nommen. pdhrsnb Die Sereen Grant
ensImaHn uun Bernard a1niq ols
Ia.te III gprialds iamen. auf cine
silscslouisne SinIabnne bin spuroe BE-
fhioifsn. oab iih Der gersin in cor
pors~ an BEN aonissball Der .Roros
neuifhen Sbiisen" betbeilioe, Der
tsnis abxno in Der arbeitsrbal, ftatts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
0afes0aa.
Dcs 2 Shleubertrtc.ps ber
Rebs fir 1913.

Wahrsno Der lsbten S,aifon purnen
bonn 6errn S'Iap, osr pormoliaen
6erptlins Der ~Reos", 22 5hleuoerer
III BEN aampf. um bus Sabresptns
nont benusi, fpomit es fhm nit tnaps
per ROTH selans. StsQuna in Der l..
Dipiiion Der Runeliit. su Iitern. I'm
oiiem Sabre fpirb Der neue 6dupi.
ling 1inter iih nit neniaer als Der
!cdlfte eefer 3abl besniigen uno Dor
ausiihilib Elm bsFsrss RsTultot ere
5ieIen.
4us.nbIidIih 3d6lt unier S6l.us
osrertcrps IA Wann, bic ben alub
auf Der Giniibunsstour e.sen Gnos
nit'es Wonuts nah Uaobils, ala.. be-
nlsiitn nno pon oenen ptnigiiens 3
cor osm gtginne Der cation loren
GauipdB srbdIten peroen. Die unier
Ecntrait Iiebenoen 8omboroiere iino:
Susgs. Ssntou, Jromme. gronn,
ycdaro. Worts, Burb, 8uroen,
WeUlonus. Smitb. Sarris, arDh,
3ahIerssn unp Carroll. gon oieisn
frartn 8 Wdtelisosr oes lsstiGbrigsn
Slu6E. bod bsibsiligtsn fit nur bic
Eet eritaeuann.sn In rsaeIm1bigsr
ReifenfoI9s an ben SpieIen, Dd6reno
be anoersn als grptrimente funeir.
ten uno gum ginipringen benust purs
Ten. Sug9s mar uni.r premier nit
l9 Sissen geeen is giisotrlastn; BEN
trn uno jrcmme. pelte burhpeg
CUTE Seiitungen Iieferten. nber oftmoIs
it1t unierftiisi pureen, iiAsrten Is
Sws. gsseH 20 Ries,rIaser besn. is
ssger is. 2ilI. 1r.i lperotn in bief.m
Sabre bsi beFerer 0srtheioiauna beg
irHeren Jeloes un,reif.rbdft bsTIere
erfolqt er3ieI.n. Si. iperoen in Der
binoung NIT BEN orsifirg.riatn gets
ran.u gropn in resuIdr.r Reibers
fclae bic oauptitiiben bes aIubs in
oer gteienuns oes 8eihls.s biIten.
gscn ben anoersn Rs.rutsn Iteinsn
gadoro. Dorts. Smith. 5roit uno
1ohlareen oi, bette ausfitt auf per
mcnenie anftsllung i'm atub su bds
Zen. 5dupi!ins s5in,er pirb all.n
auf Der ginibuugsitdtion G,eles.uNit
seben i5r aOnn.n gu bsmonfirir.n uno
odnn i'm StaHo. iein. ben W,iseH Don
Der Spreu 81 ionoern.
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(Seb burfen.

Sobn unb gqa Rot. 3482 Soutbs
Tioe 4ps; Wdoteu.
5snrp unO Marn giepsr, 2lngoon
Rodo; Wdottn.
Sofsph uno 5slma 8orner, 2867
Weit 6. Strdbs; Dadodsn.
1bomas VI. unb 5od Qllen, 30l4
Seioio Strabs; R1ohsn.
miLidm ] unb emma Wiurrap,
CAT Ssoam Strabs; an1bs.
4be uno Wl1mis Goy. gopin9ton.
Gn.; Mdotsn.
0surgs !. uno Glard albert, 4135
Sprina 0rops 4osHue; gidoten.
so. q. uno 5nnuie girtiii, 1146
Sherman IpsEus: mdohsn.
Robert ] uHb Catherine 5sb, 7
Calhoun Strab,; M1oten.
Samusl uro alta 3ibert. 1712
Bremen Gtrabs; Wldoten.
5runt uno glinni, Uleintarot,
Rih1, Qpenus; Wdbhsn.
DilIiam uno Catherine St1ntou,
924 asnhon 2lD,nus; aa6e.
Robert g. uHo autie Soyn. gerpon
apenue; 9nabs
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