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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
YALE LEADS IN
CAMPS SELECTIONS

Yale leads in the number of players
selected by Walter Camp for his ALL
American football teams during the
past "a years. During that period Yale
has placed 79; Harvard 5S; Princeton,
40; Pennsylvania, "a; West Point, 6;
Michigan, 6; Chicago. 5; Dartmouth, 5;
Carlisle, A; Brown, A. Cornell, 8; Col
umbia, 8; Annapolis, 3; Minnesota, 2,
and Amhurst, Pennsylvania State, SYRIA
euse and Wisconsin one each,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29

and no one can tell what will happen
in the meantime"
The announcement that Tinker had
left organized baseball came as a sur
prise to several of his close friends
here. While reports that he had con-
templated going over to the Federal
league had been circulated. not a word
was forthcoming from Tinker in this
respect in his letters to different per-
sons in this city.
President Hermann reiterated today
what he has contended for the last sew
eral weeks, that the Federal league
has not the financial backing that
would enable it to pay salaries that
would compare with the average sal
ary of player in either of the major
lea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
RECORD FIELD GOAL KICKING
FEAT UNCOVERED IN WEST
rdue Kicked Seven Goals in Games During 19OO-Corne
Wins Permanent Possession of Gross Country Trophy
Oxford Students Showing An Aversion to
the Olympic Games

was played in the early days of the
sport is well illustrated by story told
by Judge Charles Remster at the recent
banquet to the Purdue eleven. In tell
ing of the Quitting of the first Old
Gold and Black team he said: we had
no store in Lafayette that carried foot
ball togs, so we got little German
tailor to measure all the boys and make
suits for them. He made the uniforms
out of bedticking, without padding and
skin tight. When we appeared on the
field to play Butler, they protested, be-
cause they said we had CREASED that
bedticking in the hope they would be
unable to hold us when they tackled.
That was not true and after 10 minutes
parleying, the protest was disallowed."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
NORTHWESTERN HAS
TALLEST ATHLETE

Northwestern university claims to
possess the tallest athlete engaged in
varsity sport competition in the person
OF Alva Van Dyke. He is feet az
inches in height and is a candidate for
the aAsKetball team. Placing the ball
In the basket should prove an easy
feat for Van Dyke.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
DECISION WILL
NOT BE DELAYED

'Other reports say that organized ball
simply will delay decision on our re-
quests indefinitely and eventually per-
haps shelve them altogether Any such
action seems to us very unlikely. Moth
ing would be accomplished by delay. The
players most assuredly would not relish
being ignored and their attitude would
be made even more determined and per-
haps somewhat embittered. Aside from
this consideration we believe organized
ball Is inclined to be fair and to meet
the players half way.
1T is a matter of great qualification
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
CORNELL CAPTURES
CROSS-COUNTRY CUP

Cornell won permanent possession of
the intercollegiate cross country cham
pionship cup by winning the intercol-
legiate race at New York city No
vember %. The peculiar feature of
the win was that Cornell athletic au
thorities were not aware of the fact
until several weeks later. OF the 10
cross country races Cornell has won
Is, but it was not until 1908 that the
championship cut was put up for compe
tition by the l. A. A. A. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
FULTZ DISCUSSES PETITION :
OF PLAYERS FRATERNITY
That Decision of National Commission Regard to Pc
tition Will Not be Delayed Much Speculation in Ten
mis- Circles Over Probable Formation of an Au.
stralasian Tennis League

to us to witness the attitude OF many
leading baseball men toward our petition
If reports can be relied upon it has been
pronounced acceptable by Mr.. Hermann
and Mr.. johnson, two members OF the
commission, and while Governor Tener.
the third member. has not yet expressed
an opinion, we have no fears regarding
the stand he will take We feel confident
that the adjustment will be satisfactory
to all concerned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
Steamer Ashore

Brisbane. Australia, December IS.
The Dutch steamer Tasman is ashore
in a dangerous position on Bramble
Bay, Gulf of Papua, according to a
wireless to Thursday Island. Steamers
have been dispatched to the Ta'smans
assistance. The vessel carries numerous
passengers. including Nine. Nordica.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
w. AND J. PIQUED
OVER TEAMS RATING

The Washington and Jefferson college
weekly is piqued as a result of the
rating generally accorded the varsity
football team this season. The editor
fixes the status of the eleven as fol-
lows; And so we refuse to make any
estimate of our own standing We be-
leye w. & j. has the greatest team
In the country. We believe our team
could beat Harvard. that it did beat
Yale-practically-a that it should
not be ranked below Chicago or any
body else. As for individual stars. we
have about IA that we are very wei
satisfied with. and the dopesters can
take them or leave them, just as they
choose, without ruffling our dispositions
half as much as do the thoughts of the
approaching exams"
DIFFICULTIES OF EARLY
FOOTBALL ILLUSTRATED
The difficulties under which football
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
Big Snow in Paris

Paris. December 2s-Parisians awolle
today surprised to find the city hid
den under mantle of snow. On Sat
urday there was a great rainstorm and
street car and railroad services were
delayed Telegraphic and telephone
communication with foreign and pro-
Vincial centers has been interrupted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
WASHINGTON ORDERS
GIANT RACING SHELLS

The University of Washington navy
has ordered two 62-foot eight cared
racing shells for the use of the 1914
varsity crew. The shells which will De
ready in March, are to be built for a
crew averaging 17O pounds, and the
builders predict that one of the two
will finish first in the intercollegiate
regatta on the Hudson next June. The
funds for the shells were provided by
the Seattle Commercial club
Charles NJ Schwab and Eugene G.
Grace have each announced their in
tention of contributing a section to the
new Lehigh university stadium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
Fiendish
From the Houston Post.

from the Houston Post.
"She plays and sings all the time. .
Yes, she says her husband loves mu-
Sic"
How she must hate himr'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29

The University of Montana Is con-
sidering a plan to hold a dual boxing
and wrestling meet with Montana State
college next spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-29
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
TO BE DISCUSSED

The annual meeting of the National
Collegiate Athletic association to be
held in New York tomorrow Will be
devoted to the discussion Of college
athletics from different viewpoints. Dr.
Endicott Peabody of Groton school will
speak on American and English Ideals
of SPORT" DIR. Naysmith will take
basketball as his subject; DR. Ehler
of the University of Wisconsin will
speak on college track athletics, and
DIR. E. III. Nichols of Harvard and Dr.
Young of Cornell will both discuss
Summer Bafeball."
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@eriesnHsca i'm RoliSsi. 5epartemeut

qoli3ethef gopslau bat foIgsnoe
8erlesunosn in Ieinem Department
anaeoroHst. rpelhs an Ulittpod in
Hraft treisH:
Strgeant Charles =. MoIiefsr, pom
o. Tiftritt 8ur barittenen 2lbtbsiIuug;
Strgeont Sobn g8stb. pom Z. 0iitriit
sur bertiisnsn 4btbtiluns; Ssrgeunt
Sobn 6. lemmit, pom 8. gum 7. 3is
ftritt; 9eorse Raiasp, Getettios 6aupts
quarter gum 4uto patrol 2; Robert
.. Gder, pom 4uto potroI 2 gum De-
teftips6 s6dupiquarr,er; 6ermann Wtitz
tenoorF, berittersr poli3ift gum 6. III
ftriit; gbmaro :. pom 1pbrs, berittsn.
bonn 8. IiTtritt 3ur berittsnsn Der
tehrsa gcli3ei; S0isph Staab, berittsn,
gum s. Diitritt; GrsD. 6otImepsr, 6ss
rittsn, gum 8. Tiitritt, herittsne gers
iehrspoli3ei; gaiTius o. Jonss, pom
!. Tiitrits gum 8, Tiftritt ais BERTHE
ner polisiIt; Sota gurbrint, bom /.
Diitritt sur berittentn gsrtsbrs- DO
li3ei; Somuel : Glhrso. bonn 8. Tis
itriit gum s. 9iitritt. gum berittsneu
Q0lisiftea; gurrea @. Willer, pom 10.
gum s. Diitritt, gum beritteneu Qolis
sifisn; 0eorge Weisman, pom 5. 9is
itritt slm 8. Ttitritt. gum berittensn
goliSiften; Spbn 6. gnrb, pom /. sum
s. Diftrift. gum berittensn poli3iitsu;
6orrn Wore. pom 2. 9iitritt CUR Der
tehrs golissi; aoam GiHf. bonn 3. gum
z. Diitritt; SoeOb %. 6oIslin, pom 7.
sum 3. 0iitritt; emil Senbolsi. pom
2. sum 10. 1iftritt. els Rptprrabs DO
ItsiIt; SOfep1 aiiisn. ppm 10. aum 2.
Giprift.
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1ie geitrigen 5pieIe:
Gin Cpier Der Soise.

Gin cngsbIi6:s Cpfer esr Stss
luuros geiisrn Der 40 Sabre alte Qin6s
iap graas uon go. 4127 5ergus ap.
grnas FAB ssfiern absnb an einem
ffcn'tsr eer 3psitsn Gtaee fein.r
Wohnunl. ais sr pIoblid Gus benz
Gsnitsr iprang uno NIT 3erfhmettere
ten GlkomuBen auf BEN giirgerTteis
Iisaen blieb Der 9erunglutte puroe
benz itdctiifsn arantenbaus eingeIies
fsrt, polsIbit Die asrsis einen Itipertn
Shdoel6ruh uno innere 9srleBungen
fsititeIlteu. an bem Quftommeu oes
&rungIiitten pirb ss3psifeIt. ggie
iid Der unfdll ereienste, tpnnte nit)t
NIT 9sIpiBbeit feftseiteIIt tperbsn, bod
iuiro ansenommen. bab grpas bon
fer 5ise fart mitaenpmmsn mar ,uno
sr in einem oiefsr MnfGlIe ben Sprung
in Die 1iefs uusfiihrts.
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2Seigert iidJ 6as neue Oeies 6e,agIid
Der SanOitrafeniteuer 81 beraf.
iidDtigem.

9as bon Der 0srfIOFenen 5tuatsg.s
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ern fir einen Qanofrabenfonos bate
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tommiifton ignortrt peroen.
90 Duroe in Der geitriqen Sibunq
Der 8ebDroe bei6IDFen unb Der Se@
tretdr Der 8sbDrbe, George S6ptt,
puroe angepieien, Zen Staats s2tupt.
tor 0ondfep BON oteIer @ntIheiDunJ
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fafiungspiorig iit uno ibre Msiqes
rung, Iois betreffenoe Steusrumlaqe
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ourt lpel6es bic 9iltigteit oes Ges
teBes entf6teoen neroen IoQ.
Inter ben 8eftimmun8en oes Bs.
febes tpirbe Samilton gountn All BEN
betreffenoen 6onbs $4,000 beiqs.
iteuert beben, pdbreuo es nur S21 900
fur Ieine 2anoitraben erbolten baben
Durcs, oa Der our6 oieies 9eieb aes
ihaffens Jonos elethbeitIih unter ben
50 Counties oes Staates pertbeilt
peroen piiroe unb oaber Die tleinereu
Counties am beften oapontommea
miirnFr
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Der Ztaotratb.
giirgermeiiter Suut luirS benz Stabt.
ratb bente oas Budget nit eiuer
8otidaft 5uiteQcu.

Der Stabtrotb biirfte na6 Ieiner
bsutigen Sisung enoiia in Die Gerisn
seben, porausgsiest, oab oas gubgst,
psI6es Der giireermstIter nit ein.r
ertIdrsnoen 8otf6ait untsrbrsitet, 3ur
4nnabme gelangt,
QuBerbem piro Der 5tdotrotb 6euie
nod cine 4n3a1l onOersr WaBnabmen
3u erIsbigen ba6en, Oarunter cine BON
8urgermeiiter ftammenos Sroinans,
tuel9e bic getimmungen be3uali6 Der
4bbdltung BON 1on3ergniiquuasn
amenoirt. 9ieie Croinan8 beitimmt,
oub Der giirgermeiiter Ous Rett babea
fol Wobltbdtigfeits 8ereiniqungen,
ttrhlihen 8sreintgungen unb geieas
ihaftsn, bic nidt ausI6!isblih Der
gnii9ungsnereine fino, bic Grlaubuib
CUR 4bbdiiEng BON 2an3ptroHigunceR
toitenfrei su gepdbreu, penn i6m oers
artige gefufe minositens piersehn
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ben 5an3Dsrgniigen5 untsr6rsitst psrs
ben.
Staotrat6smitglieb QuI bon Der
20. 0aro tpiro eine Crbinans unters
breiten. tpslde bic QnItsqung zines re-
9uldrn RahtpG6tsrs i'm SubertuIos
FEN 5oipital nit siHsm Rpnatsae6alt
Don $50 norfieht.
Cine GonooroinaHs tuirb pomGoms
mite, fir Straben unb gorts untsr.
breitet tpsreen. Dos aommittse be-
fiirtuottst bic gugpo6s bon Bombs i'm
Setrdge BON s51 900 sur ge81blung
oes gntbeils oer Stabt an Der gsr6eIs
isruug Der folgenoen StraBen: Gpuns
StraBe. Daniels Strdbs CORN Ctr,
61jtIDooo 4rs., ct. Clair Strabe.
gunsers, 2inbeu Strobs.
Auberben tpiro bas Gommittee fir
apprppriirung oou Gigentbum ieinsn
Beri1t besilglit oes proisttirt.n Babe
bouies in Der 5. Wdrb uuterbreiten
uno ben antduf oss 9runbitlts on
osr 13. unb SpriEs Ctr. smpfehlen.
Staotra.hsmit9Iieb at Cargo SoTepb
gsrnins riro cine Orbinanj unters
treiten, bic susiFelsobns aagemeire
Suftimmuna fino.n pirO. aaut oisIsr
Srbinan5 iClsu ndmIih ale Grunos
tefiBer. bic Gtqsntbum an abihuFiz
qtn Strabsu baben, sshaltsn Iein,
StiiBm1usrn en- ibrem giQentbum
duf5ufiihren, ocmit bas GroRi1 niht
Eel ReaenDsttsr ji5er 6us aanse yrotz
tcir aelhipemmt tDire. Die Groindn3
teitimmi fsrner. oaB fans Der giasns
ttiimer bes b:trsffenoen 8runbftlds
bic MaGer nitt cuffiibrt. bic Statt
oiefes tbun uno zen aoftsnbttrag auF
tas @ruHhItiit als Sppotbet eintras
sen ldiisa tGnn.
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walnut Oils Sirdlhpfusrsin.

Ter 8sutife prctefiantiIfe airds
hofEs9ersin auf Walnut Oils Der.
iammslte iif SoRnfag Ra1mittag in
Der fyrisbbofssanpelis. Die 9erIamm,
lung mar gut bsfuht, benn 5seer. Der
liebe alnsehorigs bort lnrter BEN grly
nsn Raisn inIummrn but, g,bt germ
81 oisisr poblgepfitstsn Etdtte Der
2ooi,n. grdfibent Gsorg Gn06sl
fiibrte In Der 8erfammIung ben 9oritb
lnb Serr 9rnno 5uhpti oas 43rotos
totI. Gs mar bis 9isrteliabrs Der
fammlung unb StaBmeiittr O. 8.
plump bsriftets iibsr sinsn geitono
am /. april uRo ginnabmen trdbrenb
Der orei Wonats I'm Geidmmt6etrdge
BON S9932.07. Die 4usgo6sn ftelltsn
fl4 duf $44so.98. foodb Der Wlonat
Su!i NIT einem qaHsnbsitnno Don
s545f.09 besonnsn tperbsu tonns
is. Die gsriftr bss s5inanss
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uro oss Trispbofspsripdltsrs Serrn 8.
Shmibt itimmten Ina Detail nit benz
gsrift >ss SfdBmeiIters ii6erein.
Rahbsm nod psrFf'sNen. m.-seH-.
gen cuf BEN SrisobOf befpro1en nors
rsH. erfolgte 0sr.agung.
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Singeitanben
0at 8alter Seen Die Sprenguug OcS
Beloifrautes tn Der StanSaro
I'll Company in GOuingtun.

Die 8e6ruoer Dalter uno Charles
aeen, tpel6e bei6uIDtgt fino, ben
9eIoIfraRt Der Stunouro Oelzaoms
pusnte in gOplngton oeiprengt gu bos
ben. hptten geitern Dor ttrer uebers
flbrung na6 Gopington Elm 9er60r
por 8etettiodef Grim 3u befteben, in
peIhem DaIter Seen ieinen gruber
poaitdnoig 81 eutluiten iuhte, inbem
e- dngdb, oaB Deriel6e abIoIut ni1ts
nit Der AngeIegenbett gu tbun 6utts.
4uf Yefrdgsu CAB QBaIter Seen 3u,
oaB er bas 3pnamit aus Camp 20
tier. ap., enttuenbet bat. I'm bls g2iz
troglpcerin 3u getpinnen, lei er NIT
3tpet anberen Widnnern, bic an oem
Sprengen bes 9elbi6rants betbeiliqt
ndrsn, an ods llFer bes Cbio qcean.
gen ano bort lei bds 9nnamit it6er
etnem offenen 5suer g:i6molsen NOR
ben, iDoraus iie cine 8pro8entiae G6z
iung RitrosIpcertn gepannen, bic 6ins
ret6enb mar, einen nod ftdrtsren
0eloidrdnt 81 Iprenoen. efn elmer
6taihe brahten Seen uno feline anQebz
LID unbetannten 6reunoe ben Spreng=
Itoff mad Gopington. Gine 7srdge, %
er tein geoentsu trug, Die JIaI6e of
len IN ielnen 5dnoen 8u tragsn, Ia Der
Grploiioftoff bod leitt erplpbiren
tonnte, nerneinte 8eeu IdhelHo, iuoem
er ertlGrte. oab 2eute, bic nit On
namtt uno Grploii0itoffen umaeben,
obIolut Hi6t dngItIi6 isien. Die
Sprengung beg 8sloIarants fei fir
bic Gr.itag Raht gsplant gepeIsn, b1
an oieiem 5age Die &utfter Der lamb
Ilten ge3trts crit Ipdt beimtebreu uno
ods GsIo bann niht msbr in Die 8ant
gebr1tt DeroeH tonnte. QlQe gorbez
rsltungen CUR Sprengun1 porea porz
3iglia qetrpffsn unb ginq bic ,9lrz
beit" ipie getpiinfff BON ttdtien.
SroBoem Ddltsr Seen ieincn 8ru.
Der Charles DoaItdnoia entlaitsts,
puroe er ebenFaQs n1h gopinaton
uberfi5rt uno BON ben oortiaen ges
BORDEN Der 5hetlndbme beihulbiqt.
Wsnn es gelingsn ioIIte, ipeitere 2lnq-z
ben itber oie beioen urbetanrten Mdn=
ner pon aeen 3u er6aItsn, miro Die
8erfol9ung oerielben aufgsnommen
tperoeu. Bis iest fteben bic geamten
oteier 4ngabe BEG Rannes Iefr itep=
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gen oor9efunoene Bacterial, pelhss
ebenFals ben gehorcen pon Gopinas
ton ausaeIiefsrt nuros, gsnlgt, UNI
nod mebrere GeloThrdnfe su Iprenoen.
Die Summe, peIae Die GsIbi6rQntz
Inater erbsuteten, betrug 1925.
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Starfes @adbstbmm
Sat Cincinnati in ben Iebten ,sabren
be5aglid ieiaer Ginuo6nersabl
anf5niueiieH.

8ie Ginfpobnsr3a6G Gincinratis be-
Iduft iih iest auf nabe3u 100000
Seelen, cine 3unabme ieit Dem leBtsn
8unbescenius i'm Sabre 1910 um
ni6t ipeniger als 1889 Geeler.
Dieie 9butfade erbellt aus einem
9sritt, ben geftern EegiItrar DaIter
e. GDans pom Gsiuno6eitsumt aus
Daibington BON D. ). 6arris, benz
Director bes gunbes zGenIusamts, err
bislt Direction 6arris fdGbt Die Sin.
fpcbnersabl GineiRudtis einT6lieBli6
Der tiirslih singemsinoeten Grtf6afs
ten am /. Suli b. ). auf 1893, ,452
SssIeu unb giebt bic Ginfpobner3abl
fir bic Sabre 1911 uno 1912 nit
378,1 reip. 387 ,543 an.
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eokal.Derid)t
Die Gbarter -2ampasns.

R,prdieHtant eonis eapeIls fprnf
sifttrn ini 5niersiFs nes gittssns'
Charter aommittse In gonb Din. gy
nnbm ouruuf gs3us. Dab es ben g.,
ipobnern trcb Sabre lansen RAM
pfsns nod nitt sslungsn fsi, Gtras
fsnbabHperbinbuHa NIT etr Stabt All
trtalisn rnb CAB bic binnenne grtlds
rune ub. hab isner aaHbibat duf ben,
9lrsss gbdriertifst iiH perpflints!
tabs. i'm Jolle isinsr Grtpdblung ben
Qbarstr 10 ub3ufaiTen, bnb BEN Biirs
germ Der 9rnetion 60. ssaeHiibsr bic
iDsitssbsniisn Hstie eine.rdumt sp.rs
ben ipiiroen.
9trr Daltsr u. anisbi, Der iyii6rsr
Der gitisens' Charter 9sspeguna,
fpTd6 uCr Wlaffsnreriammlungen an
Gol<raiH uHb 6opple Stynbs unb an
SincpltDns Corner, 6err glia Il.
Hbbr Ipran Dor ben 4ngeitelIten bsr
WDburi Nrdnersi. 6err Sobn o. O.
lis Dor ben anssftsaien ber Gin.
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iisrn AbsHo iibsr ein balb<s Dubsnb
NerfdrsmIunefH unter frekm f)inlmeI
tn otrf4ifhsnsn GtabtiheiIen itast.
Quite Rtttas fa6 iwsi unb tsuss
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Gentiter SanoiIebr @ereiu.

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ldufenen picnic belt Qeftern Der
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fIhrte ben 9oriiB unb Setretdr u.
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sohI fdnben geitern nur Routinsess
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u. u. pom 9oltsfeit Der pereiniuteu
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non OeIsqaten uuf uno Die Soerren
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Iusgaben $92. 2ln 9ranteuuntsts
ipuroen $51 bepiQiat. Das
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utontsomerp aoenue; &nabe.
Jrdnt uno Carrie 8pellmede, 1905
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AtIltam uno CLARA GappeI, 1O48
UtdrTbdQ aoenue; MGb6en.
5reo. uno emma Goot, 272O DAFT
len apenue; Wdohen.
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let aoenus; anabe.
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Oregon Strabe; mdohen.
5reberid uno Bertha Funt 934
gIintps. StraBe; Gnabe.
SOhn uno agnes IeIir, $50 weft
Qibertn Strabe; RGb6en.
Grant une Suiie 6ep, q Rarp
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geitrIgeu Raittng, beiIen iie 10 be.
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in ben beurigen 3ipeiten aaulpf Ser
oIertQatgen Serie nit Den mattigen
9telp Dorter .9tieien." gSieoerum
bate iih eine rieiige 3uj6nuer5abl
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Sanger GIarfe fiir Cincinnati ms
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Satberine Gu6mann, 86, 125 Weit
IA. Strabe; lierenleioen.
WlarD Witberbp, 90 Wor9an uuo
Goncorb StraBe; 9iBi6lag.
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narb; apebs.
Carrie Wtiller, SO, I'll MeuppoD
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6enrp Mangeot, 81 WooblaDn, g.;
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9alentin Sduls, SO, 123 SF 2.
Strabs; 9ornfdurepergiftung.
5amss aaetter, AZ, 1106 Gldrt
StraBe; SdpGfe.
5ermdnn BON Seelen, /, 1852
Spring Grope Qpsnue; ShnGhc.
Simon Pflumm. 40, 4231 Sprtng
9roDe Qoenue; S6ndde.
Robert 2us6bsrt IT,, s, 1855 8ictor
Strabs; NisrenIeiben.
Dennis 2uofpis, 48, 1907 groab>
man; Snquslt in S9tpebe.
Greberif SeIf6ldger, 81. 9urlep
Rodb; 5ersleiosn.
gittorta Scalf. AZ, 332 GFt 4.
Strabe; 8ruhlsibsn.
4Ima S6miot, 8 Monats, 1175
Sberman aoeuus; S9pGhe.
Bernard Delp, 81, 321 SIt 13.
Strobe; 3u6ertuIofs.
Regina Rosttaer, 70, 553 MiIton
Strdfs; 9litsrsIapd6e.
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8ern6ant, bic tiir3lih eingemeiuoet
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ftattfinbenbs 5reibriefnabl regiitrtreH
unb Der Dablratb pat angeorcnst, baB
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ben Srtihaften am Is. uno 10. Suli
itattfinben mufen. Die StimmpIdBe
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an ben qsnannten 5agen bon a6t llbr
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bon 3pei ll5r Rahmittags big neur
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