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PLEASANT VALLEY.

The winter term In the public school
closed last Friday. January II. The
following named pupils we're present
every day during the term Margaret
NJ. Myers. Fannie N. Ylngling. Pearl
N. Myers, Ruthetta Wantz. Amy A
Hahn. Mary V. Myers, Helen NJ. Zepp
Cora l.. Koontz. George II. HelWig
Russell h. Smith. Joseph II. Ieister
Guy L. Myers. Herbert S. Smith. Fern
f. Myers Herman +. Logue, John l.
Helwig, Walter Y. Smith, Edgar l.
Lester, David e. Geiman. Clarence II
Welk. Those who miaaed one day
we're: NJ. Pauline HelwIE, LottIe v
Myers, Ruth V. GeIman and Vernon b
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph ?, Ylngline
have returned home after spending
some time with relatives IN Baltimore
and Washington.
Mrs. Clayton Brown and son. Joseph
OF Cumberland. have returned home
after spending some time with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Stonesifer. and her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Weik
Mrs. Theodore Repp who WAS par
alyzed last week Is no better.
Mr.. Stevenson Yingling has gone to
Baltimore 10 take course OF study al
the business college.
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JNIOs.BRIDGE.

Mr.. Nathan Smith, son of Mr. ant
Mrs. Jesse Smith, Broadway, who Il
J q Hopkins University student, speni
last Sunday with mis- parents. here.
Professor l. C. Keller and Miss
Parkhurst, of New Windsor, we're tbs
guests OF friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Koontz and Miss
Edna Shirk. of Keymar. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Little. Broad.
way.
Mr.. Philip Myers, a Western Mary.
land College student, visited his grand.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Myers
here Sunday.
Miss Sonora Franklin, of Baltimore
spent the day With her mother lasi
Sunday.
Mrs. John Stoner entertained the
Woman's Club On Thursday afternoon
and the Girls Club Thursday evening
Mr. W. L. Relssler has resigned hia
position At the Office Of the cement
plant TO take commercial course At
the Baltimore Business College.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard. of New Wind.
cor. who has been the guest Of Mrs.
]. w. Haines here, for several days
has returned to her home.
Mr.. Grover Deyiibiss. who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio for several
weeks, has returned to his home.
The members of the Elnwood Union
Literary Association viii hold their
annual meeting II the home of Mrs.
Jesse p. Garner. here. next month.
Mrs. s. e. Weaver. Of Uniontown.
and Mrs. J. n. Weaver, OF Union
Bridge. spent Sunday with their niece.
Miss SallIe Weaver.
Mrs. s. D. Senaeney. Who has been
visiting her sister In Frederick, Il
now the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Hart
sock Washington. ID. r.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and her little
son. Charles Nelson, Who have been
viaitlng Mrs. Nelson's mother. Mrs.
!. fozer. have returned 10 Their home
MaImsburE. Ohio.
Mira Russell. Who has been lndla-
posed for several weeks M the re-
sui OF severe cold, IL now GONZALES
cent
The condition ef Mrs. Philip Myers.
who sustained severe injuries as the
result Of a fall. Ia somewhat I'm
proved.
Mr. and Nrs Joseph Baker spent
Monday With friends In Baltimore.
Nr. Clyde Burge. n Western Maryland
College student. spent Sunday with
hia grandmother. Mira Isaac ToEsr.
Main street
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MEMoRIAM.

In 81 but loving remembrance Of Jonas Ebbert
who departed this life December p. 1912.
I often sit and think Of you.
When am all alone
For memory IL the only friend,
That grief can call it, own.
nY COUSIN EHHA L.
In sad but loving remembrance Of my dear
father and mother David Lippy. who died Jan
GarY l. 1902. and Layinz Llppy, who died jan
uary q. 1902
De- II has robbed a Of cur pzHsnta
Whom We eheriahea with such care
II wzs parents. yes. dear parenEa
Can We help but zksI : teari
Thsy have crossed The zlIyery river.
And have gained the radiant shore
Nhsrs no heart with grief can CULVER
And All parting scenes are Ger.
We I'll soon pass On . meet them
And make Whole the broken band
Msst them Just across the river
In that happy spirit land.
Cal not bzeE the dszT departed.
Anchored safe Whsrs storms are DER
On The borllar land ~ left them
suun 90 met 10 parI no more.
~ THEIz DAUGHTER. E..A A. LIFT.
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"come Live With Me and he NJ
Cock

n the February American Maga-
zine James Montgomery Flag. The
famous VII and artist. writes and
illustrates an amusing article about
the adventures o. n man Who eta out
10 hire , cook The mana name
Is Billy and he vista an employment
agent named 1Adwig Following Il
IN extract
Ludwig brings In another. With :
/ triumphant smile.
There. exeIaima Dllly. this Il
something Ike Why have yon been
hiding this Scandinavian Venus from
me all this timer Venus glgglea.
and looks down II her feet.
Can You come right along With
me now Billy grins deilghtedly
How many IN family aska Venus.
oh, Just tso-myaeli. NJ wife
and myself. say Billy Come on.
Do have - wash
Well. reality shall leave that
10 your better and higher nature.
Ludwig inteFprota She meana.
does che have 10 DO an Of the wash
ing
Oh. excuse ne didn't quite get
yoa. No. everything Of ours II sent
Out To The lhundTy.--Game ahead
Do yau have much company
billy i beginning - realize that
there Is another side . acquiring =
cook
. Come over here and alf down.
and pour your little heart out 10 me
50 he and Venus IT down. Bills
locking anxIouaIE al Venus.
- Now. do We have much company
Never! de,eat company " never
have an outsider IN the place.
That.a too bad, like 10 have
company. like 10 cook for dinner
parties
BILLY Wits, aud mutterg 20 himself.
Can you beat that could have
sworn ! Eaa saying tha right thing
What ! meant To So was that We
are always having dinner parties.
thought You meant company. you
kno.--iuat strangers OF the street.
Do | have : room with another
.glrlf
No certainly not. you have
room al 10 yourself. There. :
know that'a right. all maids Ike
rooms 10 themHeIFeEtl
-" I not Ike that bane lonely
Suffering CTumpetai Couldn't h
have RueHHed2
How many IN the Kitchen
Well. thai depends: sometimes
there are anywhere from three 10 ten.
I've seen nine In there # once myself.
including tho nIKht Waterman. but
How many HeryanIzP
oh! lust tyo-yourseif and =
waitress
Just one | not take the place..
She bouneeB up and reIIfes.H
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Common Humanity.

When yon hear : man rejoicing in hIa
excellence Of health.
You may envy him beyond the man
with honorE or with wealth.
But II you know him better you'd oe=
casionally see
He has coughs OF colds or toolhache.
just the same az yon and me.
For everybody has his little ache,
He may keep On smiling, for polite
ness sake;
And with COURAGEOUS pride
The fact attempt to hide
It's impossible 10 dodge the little
ache.
When perpetual rejoicing seems 70
mark some citizen
Who is commonly referred to rs the
happIest of men"
Its a shame to cast suspicion on :
nature sweet and kind,
But sometimes he will slam the door
and strive 70 speak his mind
For everybody has his little grouch !:
You may not hear his wounded SOU
cry OUCH.
But nobody On this earth
Lives 4 lie OF constant miFln-
| II you're human you vii have your
little crouch.
The person so gelf-satlsfied, the man
of solid poIge,
| Who has conquered circumstances
and the worlds respect enjoys
Sometimes. in sad reflection. he vii
scatter with a sigh.
The rose-leaveE of remembrance on
the hopes Of days gone by.
For everybody has his little dream,
Romantic or fantastic 1t may seem
But the lights forever glow
From the days of long ago
No one fully Wakens from his littIs
dream.
| The Washington Star.
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10000 1lrphans nv Divorce.

More than 10000 children, mostly
under the age of ten years. were de-
prived of one or both parents by
divorce in this country during the
past year, according to figures pre-
sented by the. New York State Mar
rage Divorce Commission.
The Pacific coast the statement
says, has been the greatest divorce
centre of the world. In 1912 there
were granted In the United States
more than 100000 divorces. In the
past 10 years 100000 adults nave
been separated by divorce.
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PATAPSCO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Houck, OF Balti-
more. were guests of Mr., Edward
Chew on Sunday.
Mrs John ShIpley and daughter
spent last Sunday with the formers
sister, Mrs. Charles Light.
Miss Della Ebaugh was q guest OF
Miss CARNEY Tracey last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Weaver spent
last Sunday with Osborne Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dull on Sun
day.
Mrs. francis Taylor. Mrs. Georgia
Mcmillan and Mrs. Warren shamer
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Z. Taylor.
The people who have Ice houses are
beginning TO fear they won't get them
full of ice.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Protestant Church will meet
next Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Bowman.
Don't forget the oyster supper which
will take place In the basement OF the
church on Friday night, January 81
and Saturday night. February 1st.
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#UNIllSTOYN.

MISS Kettie Myers is visiting
friends In Baltimore.
Mrs. James Cover is spending the
week with relatives in Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Alice Brough Is visiting her
son, Mr.. Howard Brough. and family,
OF Baltimore.
Mr.. T. Il. Mehring, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his family.
Mr.. John Hamburg, Who has been
on the sick list, Is improving.
Mrs. Carroll Weaver and sister,
Miss Marguerite SawkIns, of Balti-
more, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Weaver the past week.
Rev. T. II. Wright was called to
Baltimore On account Of the extreme
illness OF bis wife; he returned on
Tuesday and reports her condition
improved.
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smALLIYnnn.

The Deer Park Ladies' AID will hold
It's next meeting at the home of Mrs
Charles Wagner, January 31st. Mr..
Myers. Of Westminster Seminary. Will
be present To demonstrate cooking.
All are invited early.
The oyster supper advertised for
January 25 Will be held On Monday
night II the weather is unfavorable.
The Deer Park orchestra will play
during the evening.
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Fire Insurance Loss Paid.
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
NEW YORK.

has With It's usual promptneas adjusted
and paid TO Jos. II. MullinIx. MnlIInlx
p. O. Montgomery county. Nd. Loss
occurred on January srd. 1913. and tho
assured has received draft In settle
ment without discount
When you get HOME" policies you
get good insurance.
No ASSESSMENTS TO b paid Hhen
you insure IN this company.
Fire and NlndsIorm Insurance
Ask for HOME" policies
A. FRANK MILLER, Agent.
Jan = At 1t. Airy. Nd
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Agricultural Implements,
Buggies, Carriages, Wag-
ons, Gasoline Engines,
Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers,
Etc. -

Contracts 70 uaR being made for
all the leading manufacture Of goods.
and our nrst shipments are expected
about February !. when We NIll
open or business.
The large building II No. u Liberty
street has ben leased. which vii be
the main Office and repository Of the
company.
Our entire stock I'LL be new. clean
and fneah from the factories. A share
Of your patronage IL solicited.
Watch for our advertisements.
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The brightest stars are burning suns;
The deepest water stillest runs:
The laden bee the lowest flies:
The richest mine the deepest lies;
The stalk that's most replenish'd,
Doth bow the most its modest head.
Thus deep Humility we find
The mark OF every master-mind.
Selected.
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MARRIED.

On January 2. 1918. at the Methodist Episcopal
patronage. this city. by Rev. l.. Emory Bennett,
both Of Baltimore.
On January 2. 1918, at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. this city. By Rev L. Emory Bennett.
Mr.. Arthur W. Smith. OF New Windsor and Misc
Ethel c. Franklin. Of Baltimore.
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sYEE5yTLIE aARKET8,
By Ths Hykszzills LamhaF. CaaI : GraIa e
Kada Il u NaEHzA HI.zzasrl

osT- White and yellow Spotted
- Fox Hound, auaseF 10 name Dan.
4 reward vii be pad for dog. Scott
n. Smith, Taneytozn. Nd. Phone.
TAneYIown. aI.3. an q z.
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0470sE0uIH.
jan . 1t

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Edward d. Furry. ct al. Plaintiffs. vs.,
Mollle NJ. Furry. widow. ct al. De-
PENDANTS
Ordered By the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, sitting a. a Court of
Equity this 9TH day Of January, :. D..
1913. that the report of the private
sale made Of the real estate and prop
erty mentioned In these proceedings
to Jesse T. stoner and Mollie c. stoner,
his VIE. by Edward o. Weant, Trustee.
be ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 the contrary thereof b shown on
or before the Oath day Of February
next. provided COPY OF this Order be
inserted In some newspaper printed
and published In Carroll county. Mary
land. once IN each Of three successive
weeks before the 18th day Of February,
A. d. 1913.
The report states the amount of
private sale n Trustee to be $3.50 90.
OSCAR D. GILBERT.
Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
! OSCAR D.. GILBERT,
j jsn24-3t Clerk.
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: lion Is lion though his claws be
clipped aud dog is dog though he
wear a collar Of gold.
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GALE OF LuMeER AND UNCUT
- TREE TOPS.

l will hold the 9Th public sale on the
premises Of the late Mrs. Nelson near
SmaIIwood. on
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Farmers Supply Company
Liberty ST., near Main,
Westminster. Md.

Announcement l. hereby made OF
The incorporation of the Farmers
Supply Company. = company organized
for tn purpose of handling all kinds
Of supplies necessary for The farm.
including
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 80. 1918,
at p. m. 10000 feet Of Boards. Oak
Plank and AScanllIng. the latter being
2xA and 2gG. alao D Acres of uncut tree
tops. Terms Of ale "A credit O three
months VII besgiVen.
GEO. v. STAIR.
: J. Albaugh. Auct. jan 241t.
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lie 3eflameihiloer.

Ter ii1otii6e saiiinipeftor @eorae
Y Rnpp uno Hbllip Worton. Der Gi-
genthiimer Der meiiten Reflaneslnne
in Der Siaht, gerietben geitern Nah-
mittag in Der Sisung oes Staot.
ruth sfonrittees fiir MitteI uno 8e 3e
ees Seiteren aneinanber, ais oas
acnlmittec iiber srpei neue Sroinan.
sen perhanbeIte, Die Serr Happ nit
gesug aui ReflnmeSdlme Dem Stabt.
rnth unterbreitet bate. Cine Der Or.
blnanaen beitinu1te; ooB fein umge.
ipehter ooer ioninpie seritorter Re.
fiams5auu pieoer errihiet peroen
bari. ehe niht Elm grlaubntBiheiu
hieriiir i'm itnbtiideu gauant er.
Dirft lit unb bic einid)Iagiaer 8ebiib.
rem eutrIt,tet Duroen. Die anoere
Srtnans Iiebt eine gmenSfrune
elmer geeernu1r.ig in arait bette
benben Sroiuons betreffs glbbruhs
BON 9auten odbin Dor, oaB lih bas ge.
genfp1rtise Beiet iiber gbtragen bon
Sauiern audi aui Metlame3aune besie-
ben ic4
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yhiuer seihdoist.
lie Giienbahnen Id,GBeu ibren Sod.
flHtbidpaoeu anf etiua yuan5tg
Milliuuen Tpllars.

Ter Sd}aoeu, Der ben Giienhahner
burh Die Sodyfluth III Ohio errund)iei
iii, tuirb auf S20,O00.000 9eidabt
3u oieier Sfoeung lit graiioent Ga-
MEL g2IQQro pon Der Baltimore <
Ohio 9abn qefommen. nahoen er 10.
mob! perionltf) Die SItIation III sIa-
aenIfeIn gcnommen hat uno ourdl
feline llnterbeamten cine geHalr In.
teriuhung nuitellen lieB. Die Hepa.
raturarbeiteu, Die ioiort uoracnoln-
men iperben uiiiien, rperoen uadl Der
Anildt pom Scrrn @iQaro utd)t pe.
niaer aIs S3,000,000 fpiten.
Qrdiioent @iuaro miro bellte 8or.
mittag 3uiammen nit Dem 8i3eprali-
oeuten 81. VI. Thomplon Die Riifretie
HoG Baltimore antreten uuo bis aaG
Eoleoo rperoen lie pom @eneral5e.
irie5sleitcr VI. 6. 9oree bon bier aus
begIeitet meroeH.
9luf Ser 9. & 8. S..9. 9ohn ocr.
fehren mtunebr Die 3itge nah Go.
Iuntbus unb uodl GhiQicotbe iahr.
pIoum1Big uno Die 2lbiabrt erfoIat
non SIT 9tortpooo aus. Tfe Is. 8. q
:. @abr mar am Gonneritaa abeuo
mteoer qe}mungen, ben getrieb gp1.
ihen g2eit SamiIton uno Snoianapo-
lis cin5uiteleH. Gic 9abu bat jeet ci.
men oorldufiaen Gtenit 3ptihen bier
imo Soleoo iiber 8uibington Court
SouiC arraralrt lnto alih oieie 3iiue
fahrcn pon Sft gtorpooS ab.
Ter 9ohnpertehr bat iid nm cine
aieiuiqteit gebciiert. oern alle 9ab-
nen iino benilbt noqIifit oiele ,3iiBe
in 23ctricb su ieten, aber Elm be1tImn-
Ter 9SdhrpIoH fam iorpeIt nod nid,t
aufrcdt erhaltcu nerbcn mo nlle ar-
arrangements reroen bis aui rpetteres
in bcu betreifenocn ltdtoiiiccn ourh
itiiuolih erihctnenoe bulletins be.
fQnnt gegebeH
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geranitaltet am Tieuitag abeno Gin
aOu5ert fir Die Slutbopfer.

Ter Cincinnati 2ieberfran3 Miro
ebenfous fem SteriIeiu sur 2inoes
rung Der 9toth beitragen, Die bier ~.
ute IN Der geahbarid@aft ourh oas
SodipaiIer peruriad)t lporoeu III.
lie ipadere beittihe Sangerid)aar
giebt nm 3renItag abeno i'm gnerp
Auoitoriun ein aon3ert, oas itf'
obne Jrage 81 einem fiinitIertihen
uns finauSielleu erfolge geita!tcn
rptro, oenn Die 2ieoerfrdn5Ier psrocn
unter Der betpahrten 9eitung oon
Weiiter aouis Gbrgott Elm saH8 praf.
tiges Rrogramm 5ur Iur6fiibr,lAs
6ringen.
sSerner iinb fiir oos aon5ert einc
Scribe Don ausge3eitmeten SoIiiten
aerponnen tporoen: ndn1lIf bic be-
fannie Sdngertn sSrau 8ennet. Die
geigenoirtuoiiu sSrl. Settle Strtus.
Den Tenor Serrr eSohn u 0ofTn1ann,
ioluie Elm aus Tameu oes Dhuiieui
Club beitehenbes StreidpQuartett.
Gintrittsfarten iirb I'M 8orperfalii
bel Der RuboIpb @urItser 60, go.
117-12t Sit @ierte StraBe, 81
hnbprr
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SaiesSaM.

Rsa.n ptrhinbsrts bas pierte Gpiel
zniiten uniersn .Reos" uno ben
.GoIonsls- in Qouisoile, Gp., mas
o.m 5dupt!ing 1iHter isbr uner.
punftt tam. S1leubersr WcSntirs
(.in 9stsron), osr bic Ress auf Der
ginubungstour ala Grsipiaissr Be-
s!si.et BAT. tpiro notwithstanding als
EseuIdrer ansetporbsn perbsn, be :r
'eIne briaante 5ahtieteit, bic ibm
rpG3rero Der lesten Saiion (al5
-gubO abboHben getommen mar, tpiss
bersrInnst gu baben iheint. Shlsus
berer Benton befinost ii6 felt mebrss
rsn 5assn nuf Der Grant.nlifs nit
Sd,mersen in ben 2enoen, uno
GtIeueersr Yadnrb tiaet iibsr aGbs
ming i'm Iinten Gliis,I. Der srtpurs
iste SonnsnIhetn pirb oi. beiosn
gatisrisn boffentlih bdIo turiren.
W.brere Reiruter itno bonn 56upts
ling sur ierneren gntrpifluna an uns
tsrgsprensts 2isns iibsrtrasen tporbsn.
Sintsr pirb beRie aus aouispille bier
ein.rffen, nm .Rsoldns Sislb" per
'onlit 81 infpisireu unp nit benz
QrGiiotnten auouit Serrmanu su BE-
ro.bsn, Of Der alub na6 Cincinnati
srriittshrsn foa, um bier Die
uebunesipisls bis CUR GrSffuuns Der
Sdifon forisufeeen.
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Zterblibfeitsberibt.

alon3O 5uIiHg, 65, 913 Belts Str;
arebs.
Qsondro 2uparillo, 5. 511 Sft 3.
Strnbs; SirnbautentSiiaoune.
Jbsooors gIsmeniou, 45, 1866 Gsns
trul 4penue; Jubertulois.
Wartbd Ritman, 65, 619 IDebt
4uep; 5er3Isioen.
pduI Meifter. SO. 2210 RuoiHs
Strabs; GsbirnihIug.
Catherine WilbeIm, 4 Wonote, 133
gibsr Strabe; 5irHhautentsiiHoung.
Florence 9lot, s, 1707 9umbolot
Qpenus; grfhopfuns.
4bolpb Waner, so. 800 mann
Ylace; HierenIeibsn.
mathilpe 9ooeaIl, 6, 1916 Sphr
Strabs; Sdarladfisber,
aatberine Stamm, SO, 3744 genn.
TpIpania 4penus; Snausft in Shpsbe
louis Ingert, 43, 1415 Racs Ctr;
Shfpdte.
Sarrn aoppeIboff, %, 10 Sit 13.
Strabe; Shpdhe.
aatberine 9bsobalo, 81, goomann.
ite Wittpenbsimaib; Grebs.
anhia Robs, "a, 419 Warner Ctr;
gubertulofe.
Gharlss Selsr SO, 1924 Stint
Strabs; Rierenleiosn.
Sumes 9aul. 50 1910 Sadfpr
Strabe; SRqueft in Shpebe
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6err RbiI. Wforton proteitirte nit
aQer GntihieOeubeit aegen oieie neuen
Croiaan3en, oa lie ieiHer 4niid]t uah
abiolut ungeret]t iino uno Die gigen.
thinner 3pingeH pilroen, in ptelen
sSdQeu 5neimoI Bebiibreu iiir Die Gr.
ribtunq oesieIben 3aunes 5lt 3uhIen.
AuBeroem behauptete er, ooB 5err
Rapp piel 81 ihrofi IN Der Sad)e Dor.
gebe nilo e5 fam 3ruiihen ibm llno
5errn 9fapp, Der gleitfaus Der Sie.
ung beirpobnte ullo iiir Die GrOtuau.
sen elutrat, 5u 3iemIid) lebboIten
g8ortQepldnfeln. Gos &ommittee Legte
Die anaelegenbeit ihIieBIia auf nah'
lte ISOLDE 3urild.
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So5epb unb GIiIobstb So6bdusIet

SoIepb unp GIiiabetb 5o6bdusIsr.
2426 Dsit IcWitsn 4oenue; Wsahs
den.
4nton unD Qnna Wiener, ITO
8ine Strdbe; Wdo6en.
SDiepb unD Mamie 9autb, 119 D.
IA. Strabe; U&dDhen.
WilIiam unb Carrie 5o1mann,
1908 Gin Strabe; WdodeH.
Deter unb Suttie QBeih, 2013 GIN
StraBe; WGohsn.
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Glosr Strabe; &nabe.
QsonarD unO SoIepbine 8ogel, 229
DebItsr StraBe; Uldohen.
Sobu unb Soiepbine Stermer,
1924 Deitpooo Qpsnue; Wdoden.
Gbparo unp Gmma Baag. 916
gort Strabe; WtGohen.
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