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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, June 10.-Mrs. ice
lord. o. Le.isburg. Tenn, spent
last week with Mrs. K H. Clements
AMI other friends on the lake She
was on her way home from Tampa,
where she hal been visiting her
mo- her, Mrs. darce,lus TURNKEY, for
the past month
Master ri Lewis caught a ten
pound trout on the Carson dock a
few days ago, which gave the little
fellow a tussle to land. After break
ing and twisting the pole, he caught
the line and ran to shore with it,
when his pal, Horace Blair,
rushed into the water and helped
him land the monster. Senator
Fletcher did not feel more elated
over the election returns than Irl
as he shouldered his catch, follow
ed by every boy he met on his way
home.
Miss Katie Scott left last Monday
for Roanoke and Stanton, Va, to
spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. W. j. Fr:nk and Miss Bette
McIyer spent the week end with DIR.
and Mrs. w H Henry.
Mr.. r. L. Martin has force Of
men working on the new side track
near the Lake Weir station, where
he contemplates opening water
70 lob ch h,
sand from the canal as it is thrown
out, and of course, it will not be as
expensive Or as long in digging as
the Panama. canal, but will be open
for business by October 1.
Mr.. y. w. Harrison has purchas-
ed the five-acre grove owned by Mr..
Micah Clark, of Clarksville. Tenn,
and is putting new fences around
the place, and setting out more
trees where they are missing. Mr..
Harrison, in connection with this
land, bought several more groves on
LAX Fay, which he will also i'm
prove.
There was quite an excitement
Monday morning over supposed
| mad dog The animal was owned
by negro, living near Mr.. w. A
Price. The dog attacked one of Mr.
| Prices little boys and bit him Sc
verely on the hand when William
| Horrel was called and shot the dog
Dr. H. w. Henry is treating the boy
and has sent the dogs head tC
| Jacksonville for examination
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
Sad Time for Frenchmen.

One hundred years ago the conven-
ton of Paris was concluded between
France and the victorious allies. This
convention preceded the drawing up
of the formal treaty which was to
determine the position of monarchical
France in Europe. In general, it re-
stored the boundaries of France as
they had been in 1892, before the
Napoleonic conquests. All the vast
territory outside of France that had
comprised the empire of Napoleon
was taken from her at one stroke of
the pen. $50 much bloodshed to no
purpose said the historian of the
times, $50 much wealth spent without
result" Small wonder, then, that the
entire French nation experienced a
painful sense OF depression and that
the restoration of the monarchy ex-
cited little interest. much less en-
thusiasm.
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New and Trying Position.

A Baltimore lawyer tells of the
amusing plight of an Irishman sum-
moned as a witness in a burglary trial
in the city mentioned.
It was apparent from the start that
the witness was much alarmed and
ratified ty his unsought and undesired
prominence in this trial.
Remember, Carey" said the judge
presiding, that you have sworn to tell
the truth, the whole truth, and moth
ing but the truth
''Yis, your honor-r." stammered
Carey, his eyes wavering from the
Judge to the jury and back again; AN
I'll do the best / can. But / hope we
gentlemin will be trifle aisy on me at
the shtart. for I'm little used to that
sort of thing, your honor-r."
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MARION COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge Circuit Court-W 5. Bull
ock, Ocala
Clerk Circuit Court-P. H. Nugent
Ocala.
sheriff.. P. Gallow-y, Ocaia
Tax Collector-W. L. Colbert
Ocala.
Tax Assessor-Alf-ed Aver, Ocala
Treasurer-John NJ. Graham
Ocala.
Surveyor-W. A. Moorhead, Ocala
Judge of PrOuate-Wm E. Smith
Ocala.
County Commissioners-C. Carmi
chael, OcaIa; J. w. Davis. Summer
field; " T. Henderson. Lynne: d. G
WAIKIKI. Dunnellon; Walter LUZ
man, Spar.
Board Public Ir--ructIon- j. Il
Brinson, Superintendent. Ocala' r
r. Bitch. Biitchton: J. S. Grahtham
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Critic of Riches.

Here is a comment by an acute OBJ
server of the effect of wealth On the
conduct Of its possessors.
And henceforth they press forward
On the path of money getting, losing
their esteem for virtue as the esteem
for wealth grows upon them. For can
you deny that there is such a gulf be
tween wealth and virtue that when
weighed as it were in the two scales OF
a balance, one Of the two always falls
as the other rises"
servations as to the demoralizing ten
dency of great riches lived $500 years
ego. His name vas Plato.
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ALWAYS LEAD TO
BETTER HEALTH

Serious sicknesses start in disor-
jers of the stomach, liver and kid
neys. The best corrective and pre-
yentative is DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They purify the blood-pre-
vent constipation, keep liver, kid
neys and bowels in healthy condi-
ton. Give you better health by rid
ding the system of fermenting and
gassy foods. Effective and mild. csc
at your druggist. Wky
Bucklen's Arnica Salye for all hurts
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TIME HAPPILY SPENT
LITERARY WORK INVOLVING
ENORMOUS LABOR.
Famous Historians Spent Larger Part
of Lifetime in Collecting Materials
for voiumes-Scott Notable
Exception.

Buckle devoted nearly twenty
years to the collection of material for
his History of Civilization" He
ton, which remains a monument to
his literary achievements. If the work
had been finished on the same scale
as begun a hundred volumes would
have scarce sufficed.
Bancroft devoted nearly thirty
years to his History of the United
States" which, strictly speaking. is
not q history of the country at all,
since il ends where the history of the
United States properly begins. Had
the work been continued on the same
scale down to the present he must
have written seventy-five of eighty vol
umes.
Scott is said to have written Wa
verley' in less than six weeks. He
composed very rapidly, seldom re-
vised, and as consequence his nov
els contain many errors of fact and
anachronisms.
Burns committed his poems to mem
DRY before he wrote them, and when
he sat down to write he had before
him little labor of composition, since
he had only the task of writing down
that what he had already finished.
A period Of 20 years was consumed
by Gibbon in the labor of writing the
Decline and Fall of the Roman EN-
pre-" This was one of the most stu.
pendous literary feats ever accom-
plished by one man.
1t took Thomas Moore two years
to search for and prepare the mate
rial necessary to the composition of
"Lalla Rookh." and two additional
years were required for the actual
writing Of that work.
George Eliot is said to have written
"Middlemarch" in four months. Some
doubt. however. is cast upon this state
ment by the fact that she commonly
worked with. great care and delibera-
ton, and made few erasures after the
work was done.
In his preface to David Copper
field" dickens says he spent two years
in the composition of that work He
did not usually require so long a time,
many of his novels being finished in
year, and most of the short stories
in a few days.
Though it is said that. Congreve
could prepare a drama for the stage
in a few days, four or five times that
period was given to the work of re-
vision and reconstruction after the
play was given to the actors.
Nearly five years was taken by Irv.
ing in the writing of The Life of
George Washington" though it re-
Quired no more than ten days to write
the first 12O pages of "Bracebridge
Hail." THE Alhambra" was written
d ring the three months he spent in
that palace.
Froude consumed seven years in the
preparation Of materials foi and in
the writing Of his History of Eng
land" He was very accurate, and
often spent days in an effort to verify
single date or fact.
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bride and bridegroom walked slowly
down the aisle. followed by the men,
bers OF the bridal party. All took
carriages and automobiles for the
we.nz breakfast was serre3
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
COUGHS AND COLDS
WEAKEN THE SYSTEM

Continued coughs, colds and bron-
chial troubles are depressing and
weaken the system. Loss OF weight
and appetite generally follow Get
soc. bottle OF DR.. Kings New Dis
covery today. It will stop your
cough. The first dose helps The
best medicine for stubborn coughs,
colds and all throat and lung trou-
bles. Mr.. 0. H. Brown. Muscatine,
Ala, writes: My wife was sick
during the hot summer months and
honestly believe Dr. Kings New
Discovery saved her life" Good for
children. soc. and 81 at your drug
gist. tues-thurs-fri&w
AdYertiSe In the Star for ras1,ltS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
KNIGHTS OF ?YTHIAS

Ocala Lodge No. 10. Conventions
held every Monday at 1880 p. M, at
Castle Hall, over the James Carlisle
drugstore. A cordial welcome to Wis
iting brothers. VIM. NJ. Gober C. C..
Chas K Sage, X R. S. AID
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

Ocala Chapter. 10. %, o. E. g.,
meets at Yonge's hall the second AMI
fourth Thursday evenings of each
month at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Flora Brown, w. NJ.
Miss Florrie Condor. Sec'y
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
1. o. o. F.

Order of Odd Fellows. meets every
Tuesday evening at s O'Clock, in
Yonge's Hall, Fort King avenue. Wis
itors in the city invited to be with IL
H. D. Stokes. n. G.
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OCALA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Open daily except Sunday from
20 p. m. Board OF Trade rooms
Ocala House block
Louise z. Gamsby. Librarian
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Deluxe initial correspondents
cards, the very latest out, at the
Court Pharmacy. 6-6-6t
When the Flea Flew.

When the Flea Flew.
1t is probable that the ancestors q
the fieas were winged insects, and
that the organs of fight were grad
ualiy lost as they became useless,
when partially parasitic life vas
adopted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11
Luckie'S Garage
II n. Main Street

Florida closed Tuesday Mr. John
son Gist, one of the graduates there
came home on Wednesday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-11

Alpine Flax linene paper by the
pound, white envelopes to match, at
the Court Pharmacy. 6-6-6t
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You get good. genuine coca-cola at
Gerig's. 81
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Nnrte GmOtneniafeiten.

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l. 6. W1ubie.
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1. Comp. gYilbelm 3nusmnlo, D.; Ct
piibner, b.; TO- Nuoolf Shlr3bals, b.;
@mil Nedlperlteot, b.
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fer, D.. Stdisluus ylouad b.; 0eorg
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pelsber9, b.
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belm Sepen, b.; Sran3 Sntdsca, b.
6, Comp Sobam Stromer, D.; @fr
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Il Comp So1unn Stronger, b.
g. Comp Solepb 2llbertus, b.. &nll
6iIoner, b.; Eeter 0pf b.. @n9en Wleb,
b.; Sobann Wldrbadl. b.
3. Comp 9ubrb, b.. @fr &oren5 Detz
iert, b.. &bilipp S0nes, b.; Stdrl Stol3,
b.; sSoiep6 5diep, b.
TO- Comp 6ptn 9inie, b.; Salob
0anS. b; ; Srlb Aemner, b. Solef Monip,
b. @fr 8rib 81 Saiob Sonia. b.. Soief
Sbomas, D.
H. Comp @ri9non, b.; @nitab 80
mint, toot; gllfons Dliiller o.; glloDS
Sitter, 81 Sran5 Sl6e5ing, b..
Observation-Disclosures: Sdiibc s..
8er5el ..
Snianieriere9ment glr 145 Cltroiuo.
I Comp 2amb. Sulius Gobmann b.;
Soicf @ril5usia, b.; Sir So6nm Sac
gers, b.; gBilbelm S60iiert b.; Satob
1illems, b.
q Comp glnorcnS Nrieucn, b.
3. Comp: glnion &aul5en b.
a. Comp g8ilbelm Ealc6, D.. g9il6elm
Albers. b.; 0einricb @roBe sGppboff b.
Sricoridl 0irultein b.; 6ermaun 2cqges
luie. b. 4dpp Wliiller, b.. Saiob gYoli, b.
Snfnntericrcgiment 9lr 146 9lleniten.
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Snfonteriereeimeut Nr 150 gnlcuiten,
Comp: GIfr, glrno Rnul, d.
g. Comp 9licboro Wliiuer, b.
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Grid 0abn, b., Sir Aarl Rant, D.; pus
bert Sauid, b.; 8idDaro SdnIiot, b.;
Qeiuricb Shliiter, b.; 0anS 5tel5cr, D.;
oeiurid %oroerbrigger, b.; Yetcr Hornt
D.; Gbriit. gSnrtbmann, D.
2. Comp 8reorid &olte, o.; Sir
Hnter Selocilen, b.; 0liltap Qnntc, p.;
0ermann Siliemeper, b.; @iptaU Sogc,
b.; Aarl &operatb, D.; Gsiar Nottmann,
b.. gHnlter Spnuneberg, o.; Wilbelnl
Snpperi b.
3. Comp. Aarl SIadmaBcr, b.; peinz
ridJ @rptinns, b.; Qermdnn 0obenberg,
b.; Srieorid Glide q b.; Sermann 3of
benbcr9, B.. Srnit Sappe, y.
A. @omp. 9inj. Gberi, Srib 8oller, p.;
Siegfrieo gdlBler b.; Seinrid &epeus
ldopf, D.
s. Comp. 8erncr alein. b.; Cberi.
9uoipig arauier, b.; @f. pcrmann Yeus
iter, b.
Gbne Comp. st. Srib @corg .. 0laps
paro, b.; Siue. b.; Milbelm Yliimer b. i;
Gberi emil odlelper b.. 0einrib
Stebnten, b.; Sir. SluooIf @rnliih, b.
Sdoer6ataiaon SIR. 8, 9labeburg
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9ioiuoIo, D.; @fr 0eiuricb Shm5, p.;
SDDQWl Stn0mer, D.
2. Comp. Siir0en Sitter, b.
3. Comp. gSilbelm 5arici, b.. 0uao
Sd)miot. b. Gberi @lfreo gHern D.
a. 6omp. 9ermanu Brandt, D.; Narl
Srnnte T., b.; 0einrih 8ofmaun, b.; d.
Anoop, D., @fr &ilbelm Soren3eiL D.;
0einrid sSoaJini, b.; Srib YoeibolOt D.
8. Comp. @diar 1liiller b.; ylobert
50blf b,
9iaOf Comp gIuguit Babel D.
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8pelBig, b.; IT. 4ubert Gromann b.,
st. 6rieoricb gleilbaus, D.; @fr Seiurih
parms, b.; Wfr ySilli bon Seerielb 81;
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Otto Wtrobet b.
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@iiraiiierre9iment glr 2, @aiepalt.
2. Sst. Sir Srb 8obneniten9eI, p.;
Nartin Saaie, D.; Wlar Staoe, b.
B. Sst.: gealter Sabbert D., 9Salter
@abbert, b.; Raul @nrste, b.; Otto
Wlrno, b.; Sbeo0or Jieinte, b.; Gmil
0ia0tie, b. 0ultau Hattfe q, b.
3. Sst st Sdrl BON Der WlariDlb, p.i
gSalier 6oblaL b.; Srieori6 Jlidbnlcb,
b.; Otto Ebetmann, y.
Niiraiierreaiment Nr 3, 0ouissberg
4 Br.
gsi. glnton @id, b.; Sir. gooIf
9n0Sgm b.
2. 9Sf: albert 3noue, b.
8. GSt @fr. Sobann 0jrnber, D.
NilraiIierrcgiment Nr 5, 8ieienburg,
GoieHberg, 2entlb 9Dlau.
B. GSt @miI AloB, b.
StiiraIiierre9iment 9n g. @ranoeubur0
q. 8.
I @Si: 8rieorih SlranIc, Siitic, |. p.;
Serg. Ctto Siebio, Sobs, T. D.; 6fr. gSiIs
belm Stamp, Suufenbagen idjlu. D.; Sir
g9ilbelm Ylilaer Sdonperoer T. u5
&ili Guln5er, Aoburg D.
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Snfouteriereenieul Tr 1865, @ldnfens
burg am Qor5.

Q. 0Omp. OcinrIc1 N1rcn5, ylcupc7
gerslebeu, pm.; 4arl Bid, g8ebriteot
pm.; Sir Suopig @raBboff Wiagoeburg,
pnL; Yi Slouig 6leiiter. idlp. D. aarl
puge, EiHmenrooe, ibip. b.; SeiHricb
Sdul5e 2. 9ileniteot idip. b
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0eirat6s. .Qirentcn.

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2ioa g. Stobl 30 9eioe pou @bi-
looeIpbia. ga
@eoree @lorib. 2i, uuo Nloru Si-
mons, is.
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tesfo g9-@ mo WlarD ~ Mi
doel 40, pon 6oirmont @o
Sames g2 2iooro, 2i mo Ser.
iba @cGoooiu 2l.
9ictor & @loper, 81 bon SnIpooo
gg..@a, uno Sbcclo e. @rapes, 81
BON philadelphia, ga
George 6. 9Sroctor, 26. bon Gor
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rough. %, bon Stret, @io.
@m g. Gbenberaer, 3s, @ittwer
bon GonraoS. ,Fo4 uno SSoa Y.
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gllen. AZ, 9eioc BON @ai6ineton,
9. 6.
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pom @oibineton 3. 6.
SenrD u. g. 9lab, 3S, uuo Clara
2iitemon "a. geioe bon Granite,
s,ll.
Charles 9rouer34. uno @itella
6. Sod, 27.
@m q Gieb, 2s, un6 9luna 8.
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Baltimore.
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9R Noi6, 81 g9ittme.
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20.
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Stepens, 23
9Irt6nr 6. 3orqabor, 81 mo Su-
Tia q. 9roofc, 81, Seioc bon @olb'
inaton. 9. IS.
Gowaro StaQtned6t 26, uno Gliie
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Sattie Glonor Collier, %.
gSm. Seating. p, uno Morp
9rousbp 10.
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20. aeihieoen.
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more, lrno Srancls 4. Ularmell 23,
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25. ggittue. @in0ior Dlia Wlo.
Grneit 3 2ongIep 10 mo Selen
nc Netroiu, 49,
gtaulep q. @errctt. 35, Glfriogc.
Go. uno @lurtle 9Iadburn iS,9lid-
mouo. ga,
Sarru G. 9lul0, 81, un0 1orotbp
s. @oblfe, 90, geioe bon Baltimore.
Goiutp,
@m u alod, 2i, uuo @lamic
9romm 2i.
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Y. 9runl 20
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tinore
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@aItImOrs MarftberidItc.
Dlittmo 0 d, 30. Sept, 1914.
Gonueritog. oen { 0ftober 1914
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Snfauteriereeiment glr. ia. Sorbop
Ninior 9oodmanu, toot
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3doerbatnilon ylr 4, ytnumburo q Q.
3 Comp. Yaul Sedert, b.
3, Comp IT Aurt 9robm. b., Gberi.
Narl SaBmunn, b.; 9luguit Sperling. b.
A. Comp g9ilbelm WioDer b. 98crner
RidorO, b.; 0ermauu Sbmiot T., b. Hus
oolf Striiper, b.; 8idoro Reruer, b.;
Ruoolf Bitten6eder, b.
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W1ic6cIiuib. font; Sfr 9iidioro Sdlul5,
Sbpicbns, foot; @ilv 9uocr, Stolalt
toot 6erbcrt 6cDerfuB, gicuenbura, um.
Starl &enrauh, @erliH toot; Jhi0olf
3idiitiig, @oocrib to0t gBiuD NiiihIer,
Berlin; pm; 8fr glntoH 6ran3 ginb,
Stciuburg, um; 9Ilireo Aarl W4iiIIer,
2ebidmb, pm
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Snfanterieregiment ylr 1873, Wi0rdlingen
- Comp Aemper, eiien toOt
@eder 8in9eripaI0, toct; ySnlenoL
toot
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llla1enreginent Yir. 10, Snnrburg.
at Soiepo 6eimann, N0lM TO-; Gfr.
Srnn5 0eiuide, So0bnitcot, ihp. b.. Sir.
Socrm ynn9c, 8iinoori tobt; Wlar Nnop,
3crbit To-; Wlldl, Shonmer. Wlindens
@laobndj. H.. Nopaun @aurus, 5hmel8,
pm @rnit 8lains. @iid)ofsro0e, bm
5rieordb Stiefel, ct Slruual, pm
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@1ittmoh d. 30. Sept. 1914.
Gonneritos Oen ( Cftober 1914
Nlebl. 3iiubr 1895 SAFER,
einidlieBlid 1928 6diier 81 2oclit.
9}otnt ino $50 N1iier Nt Gontou
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g'p. Dlar 9ttlinger lhp D. Adrl
@olbihmitt, ldliu- o. Dlar 8arhff, lpj
gloolf 8a9enoorL g9cisbndl, idlp- D.;
@ob, idip b.
ScIonrillericreQiment glr, IS. Salrbnr9
T. Neit BAIT eottmnun5bduien
Sriensbctt, ip
3 reit. Bait NeBler, 8ourbadl. 10
g. reit @ntt Arcmer, Aoblid]eio lp.
SsIoariineriereeiment glr- 10. Griurt-
Soeioclmnnn glieDerroBin, p
Neloariilleriereoincnt glr. so, Molu
0erbnro gSeiBenberg, D.
Seloartlleriercoiment 9lr. 20. Sreibur9
III @a0cn
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W1cDer, Staufen 81; Bfr Gc1leer. Sdl0pfs
helm, b.. Copper, @daroSlpeicr, o.; Dict
lcbe. gIftcriteea, D.; y80rHc, Shrir8cn, b.
g. BAIT 8rlppnder, gehleubein,
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mann D.
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b.; gllireo @ille 8
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Sdoerbaiaillon gh I, Crielsburg.
9nocomp. Wieilbuber, Sattelpcilns
itein TO-. Sdlpegler Ching, TO-; Nieiiens
beraer, WliIbIoorL b.
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bnI llo 6efmann Werbib. @reiienbns
gen pm; Solepb Hebnbarot, Nabbaulcn.
pm; 0cinrid 3migetle, Sonneberg Dm.;
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gBnrldniJ pm; @fr 0crmann @noel,
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9ir. , rot1er Spot 1851
Stcomcr glr. 2 spot 96sz
SiioIihcr per @robe 81 LOB
Sept. q rotber) 105A-.
Cftober q rotber). 105A
Niois. 3uiubr 5i5i gnhel;
&erianot bon oen gleuatoreu 3iSl
glihel Glepatpreu &orratb 2tO,.
1872 9uihel.
SeiItiac SmluBrate:
Contract spot ... 50 %
@eitri9e SdluBrate
Contract gemiiht W 80
Safer. 3uiubr 4ss.7l3 9ur
ifel 8eriaHot pon oen @lepatoreH
545.O64 guiheI; Glepotoreuporraib
1.0t5.394 gucbel.