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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-01
TO NAME FINAL
COMMITTEE HEAD
Slough Campaigners' Executive
Committee viii Have Meeting
at Pine Street Church
a meeting of the

a meeting of the
executive C o m mlttee
of the Slough cam
paign will take place
tomorrow evening at
S o'clock in the par
Tor of the Pine Street
Presbyterian Church.
Among business to
be transacted to-mor-
row evening will be
the election of chair
man of the neighbour
work committee,
a post not now filled.
Robert +. Webster,
chairman of the pub
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-01

tudi itthh VI Va BbpT
lIcity committee. is expected to indi-
cate along what lines he will proceed.
William S. Roebuck. chairman of the
tabernacle committee. Will report his
committee as organized, as having
looked over some sites, but will not at
present divulge the location of the site
that will probably be selected.
Pastor Scores Only Run.-When
200 members of Emmanuel Presbyter-
ian Sunday school went on annual
outing to Boiling Springs Park yester-
day, the Sunday school boys played
ball with the brotherhood and the
score was % to / in favor of the
boys. The Rev. II. Everett Hallman,
the pastor, scored the only run for
the brotherhood.
Install Rev. Mackenzie. Seven
Presbyterian ministers took part in
the services last night when the Rev.
f.. p. Mackenzie was ordained pastor
of Calvary Presbyterian Church, He
will preach his first ermon Sunday.
The Rev. DR.. j. Richie Smith preach
ed the sermon on the "Epistle of the
Church." Following the asking of
constitutional questions regarding or
dination by the Rev. Thomas McCar-
rel, who presided. the clergymen as
sembled around the new pastor, while
the Rev. Francis IL. Laird, pastor of
Olivet Presbyterian Church. prayed.
The charge to the pastor was delivered
by the Rev. DR.. George b. Stewart,
president of Auburn Theological Semi
nary, and the Rev. II. b. King, pastor
of Paxton Presbyterian Church, gave
the charge to the congregation. The
installation prayer was offered by the
Rev. Harvey B. Klaer, pastor of Cove
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Mr.. Mackenzie pronounced benedic-
ton. He will preach his first sermon
next SUNDAY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-01

package of NESTLE'S. 1, is your
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION (
THE SECURITY STATE BANK
OE MANCHESTER IONA.

Notice is hereby given, that a body
corporate has been organized and Great.
ed under Chapters Eleven 1D and
Twelve 12) of Title TX of the Code OF
amendatory thereof with its principal
place of business at Manchester. Iowa.
The name of such corporation is the
Security State Bank. -
The general nature of the business
to be transacted by this corporation is
that of state bank CONDUCTED 4r1e,1an un T1fr
and Twelve d2) OF. Title 1X Of the
Code of Iowa and Acts, of the I:esisIa-
ture amendatory thereof. and said cor
poration has assumed and takes to IT.
self all and singular the powers con-
ferred upon state hanks by the laws OF
Iowa. including those conferred by
Chapter 1852 of the Laws of the 35th
General Assembly. XII" =
The capital stock of said corpora
ton is s1OO. 100000 which is divided in
to one Thousand shares Of $4,000 each.
all Of which arctic be fully paid up be-
fore the corporation begins the tran
saction OF its business.
b The existence of said corporation is
to begin on the date the secretary of
state issues his certificate lof incorpe-,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
sHERIFF's SALE.

Notice is Hereby Given. That by vir-
tue of a special execution. to me d.
rected. dated January 9Th. 1914. and
Of the District Court of the State of
Iowa. in and for Delaware County. up
on judgment and decree rendered In
said Court on the End day of ,Decem-
Der. 1913 in favor of Henry Oehler and
Ellen Nora Oehler and against Mary r.
Hines. have levied upon the follow
ing described real estate as the prop
erty of the said Mary Il. Hines. to-wit:
The west half Q-2) of the north west
quarter I-D less one acre for school
purposes in section seventeen 1D and
and the east half Q-2) of the north
east quarter 1-4 and the north west
quarter 40 of the north east quar-
ter G-4) and the north half Q-2) of
the south west quarter CD of 'the
north east quarter 90 Of section
eighteen USl. all in township. eighty
eight 1881 North. Erange three CO. Wes
OF the Fifth T.. NJ. containing 219 =
acres more or less
And, that on the 9th dav of February.
1914 between the hours Of 3 O'Clock u.
IN. and O'Clock p M. sale to com
mence ut. the hour of two O'Clock p.
m. of said day at the Court House door
in Manchester. County of. Delaware and
State OF Iowa. l will proceed to sell
said property. or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said exc
cution.a amounting to twelve thousand
five hundred fifty one and $1,000 Dol
lars debt. one hundred sixty, five and
5O-10O dollars attorneys fee. and ten
and 1O-1O0 dollars costs. together with
interest and accruing costs at public
auction. to the highest and best bids
der for cash.
Dated this 7tll day of January. 1914.
M. p. HENNESSEY.
lss! Sheriff of Delaware County. z
By J. j. PENTONY. Deputy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
]. NO DANGERS AHEAD.

n Nj
81 During the closing months of the
year 1918 there was a temporary IN
\ 3terruption in some of the country's
|. industries, which alarmed the tim i'd
and thoughtless. tgt
Great changes had taken place,
changes calculated to vastly improve
the economic conditions of the coun-
try, and many were unable to under
stand why every industry did not
Immediately forge ahead with in
creased energy. There are several
good reasons why this should not
be so. II 81. 81 +. ~ 4
s First, it was wise that the business
sof the country should halt long
enough to take an inventory Of what
lit had and how its holdings were
going to be affected by the newly
enacted statutes. .5s t.t s. y
.3s Second, the body polite is some
what like the body human. The Viii
son administration found it neces-
sary to perform several capital OPP
erations upon the, body polite. The
tariff ulcer and the financial ulcer
( and the trust ulcer called for i'm
mediate removal. Just as Feudalism
plundered by force Of arms in cen
turtles past, SO has capitalism plum
der the wealth producers OF this
country by corrupt legislative en-
actments. S,&iiJl lai n HI,
.A man may have tumor \. which &c
causes him no great Inconvenience
\ but lett in him it will surely kill !
him. so he goes to a hospital and a;
has it cut out. After the opera tio'n,
lis performed, he viii be quite i'll for
two 3or three weeks and may require
Ii a month or two to recover his nor nor
NAL strength. But he \ is cured and
ready to go forward with increased
hope and courage. ~ =s.i55.5
4 President Wilson found the co col 2;
n try suffering from maladies which
IL permitted to remain upon the
body polite would ultimately have
y destroyed our civilization. The ma Ia
jority Of men will not long uphold d!
social conditions which are unjust
The Wilson admins tration has per,
4 formed the tariff operation and the
I money trust operation and the pa
tient has fully recovered from both
and is now facing the rising sum Of
Y. the future with hope and confidence
"a large majority o. Americans are ar
optimists and the trend toward bet
ter business conditions is already 'll
\ obseryab e lin every part Of tbs tbs
country. Before the close Of the
! present year, this country will wit VT
d ness the greatest era of prosperity =
Y I'll ali the years OF Its history
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
the PRESIDENTS TRUST MES.
I: sssE .34s SAGE. @zs3E

(From the Chicago Record Herald
l3s In the main the Presidents trust
message is an elaboration of the
forecast which was published few
days ago, and perhaps the most re-
4 markable thing about it is the com
Il Portable ass umption that public opin
ion and business opinion and ipollt-
ical opinion have come together In
an era of good feeling; that the
convictions are the same all around
sSas is also the purpose to march for
ward together under the banners Of
the new, freedom. ID !.
h The tone in which this idea is set
n forth and reiterated is that of per-
feet and calm assurance, and that
there is some jus tification for 1T
there can be no doubt. There is
much less talk than there used to
be Of the inevitableness of monopoly;
there is growing sentiment that
concentration has gone too far and
that legal definitions that shall OPP
crate against monopoly and encour-
age individual enterprise are prefer
able to a license that may result in
fdickers and bargains between any
existing government and powerful
trusts. Note that the Wilson trade
commission would not be empowered
ITO make terms with monopoly or
in any sort to assume control OF
BUSINESS 1t would be an lnstru-
ment of information and publicity.
Without attempting to pass upon
each item of the programme it may
be said that it follows naturally up
on the currency bill; that big bust
mess certainly has prepared itself,
as the president INDICATES, for the
nnscrambling process; that the prin-
ciples embodied in the presidents
suggestions are in keeping with the
thought Of a new industrial freedom,
and that the tendency that way
which has now very manifestly set
in is not at all likely to be checked
before there has been an instructive
experience with new legislation. The
subject will be thoroughly debated,
but whatever may be the differences
as to details some action will be |
taken, and if business is happy over
the prospect, as the president thinks,
it will be the happier if action is
not impeded by delay for delays
sake,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
NOTICE.
70 Whom It May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Della,
ware County, Iowa, a statement for
the change of name of Richard
O'Briep to Richard Condor and that
on the 5th day of February, A. D.,
1914, the new name, Richard Con-
don, as changed, shall become the
legal name Of Richard O'Brien and
that such surname, Condor, shall
become the legal surname Of the
wife and minor children Of said
Richard Condor.
1-4wkS. RICHARD #O'BRlIN. :
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
I A NEW SONG oF@iowA..

One of the features recent Institute in this city
singing Captain Merry Col. Carks
titled Iowa. the song admirable air,
layland My Maryland inspiring #: MN" s s~ t# f"
Oh land of storm and land of 5<s"M
I.S. Iowa, my Iowa. Il
~ With joyful hearts they sing of thee #,'
And ring thy praises full and free
In loud resoundng jubilee, s4y
Iowa.
Thy rolling praries broad and fair, H.. -
Are bright and blest beyond compare,
With milk honey how they flow r.
: Best heritage of man below s,r. =; i (,
Where all who
@f Iowa. my Iowa.
Thy summers heat and winters cold, #% l.
!4& &" IS Iowa. Iowa. . =
Rear loyal freemen strong and bold,
Iowa. Iowa. al
daughters thy be, 49, re ~
81 Who guard the flame of purity f5..E = ..1 S&
Seen from afar DER land and r.
~. ~ Iowa my Iowa
Thy happy homes thy affairs keep a.. ,oua s.a I
s& sr# 4. = 3r Iowa. my Iowa. o. @&..
They guard their childrens veal and woe
Who foly's idle show. .&;5
But vices of high and low, n Is
$40, Iowa. Iowa
Keep watch and ward through e1 1ae e. time ex.
Iowa. Iowa
Still may Gods hidden things be shown .s
thee before the seen and known :S1 s#@ 2is
OF riches van quickly flown, %@Ts:E S&@.
A beacon light so shalt thou CLEAN am ou
lift up, the lost redeem
#s E<.@&1&y S@% T# % Iowa, Iowa sS1&&b
hope to af#
iI I Triumphant in the day Of doom, $=E
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
In New York popular restaurant

In New York a popular restaurant
has put up these related signs !:
minimum Wage for Women, $l2
Per Week. Tipping, Please"
The patrons of the place must feel
that business is meant. Many tip
from sympathy, and a few from van
ity. Where a fair wage is paid there
is no more reason for tipping a
waiter than for tipping a saleswoman
or a clerk. Perhaps the tipless res
taurant charges a little more for
food, but who does not prefer such
system to the nuisance of tipping,
with the impudence, discrimination,
servility and snobbery it breeds?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

There is no truth, Of course, in IN
n the, rumor. that Manchester has ap-
piled Tor a branch of one Of the
regional banks; nevertheless, when
all Of Manchester's banking instit "
lions get well started this city
will be one Of the financial cen enters
Of the state. .85g5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

& Dan Hamilton must feel that poll
tfcs is uncertain as a business. Billy
Hogan feels the same way. but more
80. He had the opposition OF one
who had pretended to be his friend
and supporter. The work done IN
practical politics is OF. the kind that
would drive a private citizen out OF o.
business circles. Monte clio express es
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
AUTOS IN KANSAS.

(From the Kansas City Journal)
There is an average of one motor
car for every forty-eight persons in
the state ,of Kansas. A report is
sued at the office of the secretary
of state shows that 39,945 motor cars
have been registered in the six
months since the registration law
went into effect.
In the central west part of the
state, once termed the Great Amer
1can Desert the cars are the most
NUN ferrous, and in some counties
there is car for every fifth fam
fly.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
There is more catarrh in this section Of

There Is more Catarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurablc. For great
many years doctors pronounced 1t a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
ence has proven Ca.Srr!i to be a consti
tutional disease; and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Co. Toledo. Ohio, is the only CO -.stitu-
tional cure on the mcr!:et. 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful, 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send fer circulars and tes-
timonia1s.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

~, ,,,,1 a,act,on shaI,gbe held on
.ha ne Second 'rneesday of January of
zach year. ear, Nc shl ha1d 1'i On January 13::
d ;rc ors: : i "a 49,. ~ .s 4 &.
A. y +. IS HATS l,oS' M Mi 1ows.
M =; "a. i lPrs,ssmer Manclieste:. Iowa.
i1oh ~. r - : nn',a' NioncIesters> Iowa,
~ M. ali, Naamc,ests,.' ,1nw.,
Eu1ert I1 Satf. No n"hester iowa. its
q r. BARI Barr Manchester. iowa.
a; - L9ns 10 aonchnster low. 9.
40 foIiowiner ~nersons shall be Of
ana tne io''e' '"1' go 80 S, s
President. NJ. T. lie Roy. Manchester.
Iowa. = p,a,e Nan
chester. Iowa. -. Non
Secretary Don a. i,'e'''7u'ei -
chester. iowa. 49,, nonchester.
iowa - !" = - . 80
= al, officers of this corporation shall
hold &c office for the term Of one =: year ca
and have Qualified Every director shall
be- a stakeholder and if any director
shall sell Or. .trahs sm ~ ~ once cease TO
corporation ne s, M. sI,,,n Of directors
NAV fill, al vacancies n,I'aI Elections
nempefsHip tr,,a.'+ of -.n,aiif;e1 81 'ner-
nv me e hp,d offine FOR the remainder
OF the term. Special meetings OF the
stockholders may, he called at any time
bv the president giving ten days notice
In person OH in writing, to, the STOCK
Eholders and shall be- called bN nlm, a.
| any time1 upon request OF stocknol as,,i
representing ten SHARES 1art -, 20 ref i to
" case " ,,s HE ma rites TI owning
sail q . tt, r,o1nt of ten shares may
sanek - NY NY, ~ tba stociSholders. which
'oin ~ 4 Jat NC Tho same as though
:nes.1hi s4 +ma mo siIant - Al iii meet
Ha.ieo by ~ e''e s+acxhoiders each stock
4 ,E; " IL. Iii ~ ranfitIed to one vote
; nl hlis sha, ne or stock held by him,
,gr ha NAV On st In person or BY
, WILL w nroxv '.'s -. 'ssl
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
* ARTICLE ",

The corporate period Of this &C, cor go.
reIarvT Of State issues a certificate 81
incorporation. and shall terminate at
the expiration Of twenty yearsad h NON =
Two thirds vola Of the stockholders at
any annual meeting. or at special
| meeting called for that purpose; or py'
unanimous consent as PROVIDED ny
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
ARTICLE "

( The affairs of this corporation siaii
ha. ,nnced by a board OF not less than
i've nor or more no e than ten directors, who
shall elect a president. vice presideIn1t'
secretary and treasurer and such OIL
er OFFICERS, including an executive COM
imittee. us they may see fit or as may
he provided for by the bylaws OF TINS
corporo ion SO.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
notice Of INTERPRETATIONS:

NOTICE OF. Incorporation.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: /.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersiEned have associated themselves
one. title nine. Of the Code, of iowa.
and the laws anlendatorN thereto as
~ corporation. and have auontcd artlcieS
nj Interpretations which provide us loi-
lows to-WIt: d..
AIcTlCLE 1. -
The name of this corporation shall
be the First Building Company
ARTICLE II. g..
It's principal place Of business shall
he Manchester in the county OF Della
ware and State OF Iowa.
-. ARTICLE III. 'e ~
The. object of the corporation is the
purchasing. owning. leasing, selling
ana holding OF real estate in Nlanches-
ter. Iowa. and erecting and maintain.
in.e buildings thereon And all such
other powers as are vested In SUCH cor
porations by the laws OF! Iowa. .....,.,
The corporation shall have the rlgn1,
property and such real estate. as MAJ
ba necessary or convenient for the
proper conduct of the affairs of the
All conveyances of real property MADE
by the corporation shall be, executed by
the president and countersisned ny me te
corporate seal attached. II the cor.
poration has seal: and. all releases o.
mortgages. liens. Judgments or o'hss
claims that are required by law TO pc
made of record may be executed by the
president vice president or secretary or
the corporation. sEa
| ARTICLE ". r
The amount of capital. stock author
| lied is thirty thousand dollars. divld- :
ed into shares Of one hundred dollars
each. No stock shall be, issued until
/ the corporation has received. payment
in full therefor at par in cash ash or p aonn
however.
stock is to he issued for anything otn-
er than money. it must be subject, !, TO
| the approval !, OF the execut I'VE
in section 1G41-bN Of the Supple
ment to the Code 1907. and any. amend
ments thereto The capital stock auth
,, or1zed may be increased by vote Of two
thirds in Interest Of al the o s5oGKhota
TO these articles When the outstand, :,
ing capital is increased. the additional "a
J shares shall be offered to the eXls stdis
| holdings at not less than par
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28

.g7E ARTICLE VIII. { z
The highest amount Of Indebtedness
to which this corporation may at any,
time subject itself shall not exceed two
thirds of its paid-up and OUTSTANDING
capital stock tsge .islsJE1s,:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
ARTICLE VII.

The annual election shall be held on
the second Tuesday of January OF
zach year. Until the first electlo u :
which shall be held on January II:
1915. the following persons shall ne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23

iUA&( &ttbN Att0&AN wv [StA~ $~ys~~ss
uiio nit fInngnoller altitlHlie Ons
Raiierboh nnSbringen.
Gr fab Die bobe, ihlarlfe 8lcnoine
nit benz sorten 1eint Dor iif.
Ga Hopfte Der Hurihc mno rlieloc.
lte: Ger Serr Mesimentsooiiltnnt :
,Ea, oa iinb Gle ia, I!eber &en.
| fig. 8isarre sefdnis2 geoienen sic
jib.
ln0 Der Dber5t ihloE bic an0pfe
6es Woiienrods unb nabm pon 0enl
gurihen bic iitrieen sa&en eatoe'
gen.
.Go. MN lOs.s
Die aonspugniefeIie ipitr0tit al
perihieoenen Gtenen Der Stnot &C.
feiert, iinb Der Meginentsfcn1nIai.
oeir juffe iie Der Neibe rioh 1uf. BE-
aleitet poh feinem Mbiutnnten.
SIN gonl .3um @oloenen Nomcn'
feierte Die erite apHlpognie. Ortn1ier
mar es se0r1ngt Dol. Gun ltbtnocs
giI0, .Iie Gieger~, erGifnefe bal
fSeIt, oann tuiirDe Der Yrolpg ge'
iprod)en, 1inb elm Iuftiger Ginnttel
| foIete. auM Elm General j. 9. beebr'
te Bic geieIldoit naf einige 9ainu
ten.
aesfe brad bnlb di,i.
s1onot feite, ahsIloens. gsnr EN-
mnI I'm aabte bot Dlaiejtdt &lbliEts |!
ltaas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-23

BfpiIbcn Ierter lhln a,ooiion RoaD
$27, $50.
@cllcr Goroipnp an annn 5a5el'
bafer, Got 5f9 III Glsmerc Snb. III
9,or,poob; 81.
Haul @eogbcgnn oil S,iioa 9alur,
Cots 215 nno 276 in ssoicpD Y
Cannes Sub. in sSairmonnt, 81.
Bietor s.. Soaselbnfer on Weiiel
Garopap, Got 519 tn Glsmere Cub
in Roripopo; ST.
sreSerid Sansmonn on enrrlt
groolcu, % bel so 5nb OH Der 9ioro'
lcite BON @hite @oter annal,, So
W. u. goiierman oil Naiil ss
2oaan II. e., elm ssnbr Yaht aiiI ~
gcres 2ano ou Goleroin yife; Jabr'
Iihe Tnd)t $50.
Tauline Senlein on Ilice Waphel
Shnlnorb, 30 bel t5f sSliB OH Oel
giioieite Der Seipitt slucnne, 69e
,sili, oitIid, bon Bates stpeiine; 81.
Clara +. Stills on Taniel :. slit
npon, 80 bei 40 sub an Ger Slrleitt
Der ,sloraI slocnue, 9toripooo; 81
SIiee Wtopbet Sbnmarb on Ioillt
Meper, 80 bci 71.17 6nB oil ns'
siibieite Der 0'aoiiou 9iooS; 81
Gopbia 9epc an sSreo ". aleine
% BEL 112 ,YliB on Der Siioieite Sel
Wias slpennc, Noripooo; 81.
| s9iliam s. Sarriion oil 1he Sein
rid. ,siiber Co., 8 Sabre Raht al
oas Giaentbum go. 2713 iino 2ll.
Goierain Npenue 3u einer nonatll
Wiethe bon $50.
| @,oraaret Sopper oH Worgorct Z
| Sciutti, 80 bel 100 sSiiB OH Der Melt
feite Der Regeilt apenue. 80 ,sitl
norolih BON 2eriuaton auenuc II
Horipooo: 81.
4 Charles 7. 2ehrer OH glbcrfinc :
| lSdoepf, 100 geres 2ano in Settiol
IL in SprineiieIb sopnihip; 81.
| Sallcp @enteI. oirh ben Sbcri'l
Ion 1heooore q. Bilucger, Cots 4:
Iimo AZ in @m. Sturr's llnterob
| theiluna; ierner Cots 90, 6S, -. ",
I 72 unb 70 IN Jisbeloep's nnterab
| tbeilunq; SIG.
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,sacob II. e., Sbeil Der 2ots II AN
liz in Splitb Roripoob Snnolcat
| llnterabtheiIuna; ierner 80 Sub a
| Der Aoroieite ner Welroie ane.. 10
sSuF peItlih bon Smitb 9foao; ST.
@eorae @. Irene an sSreo aleiut
% bel ia Sub on Der @eitieiic De
Warion slpenue. % SUB iiiolid, DO
Burton g(uenue in 9toruooo, 81.
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GrauSeisentbams .9ypptbete1

8etiI9te Sppothefen.
@eorae @. ssrepe an Suut Street
9. & NGo.; $4,000.
Gericlbe oil Sreo @. aieine;
$1,000.
9hompicn g. @oooruii an slo
Shnie; 500.
ssobn 5raser OIL sSsiaac Se9man;
$500.
Robert eGis on 1m. gaI5biier;
$1,000.
2ioa Siseins an G. 9. Sdaeier;
$500.
galifine SenIein an ). 6. SusIe
$4,000.
sSsobn Rboten ON Rarp s. Gilinn
$i1O0.
ssamcs 6. &eIls an 9olunteer g
& g. Co.; S3250.
Cha q. Rorton on Stod Dnrbs 9
& Z. Co.: $1,000.
Qefer Strait on SGnion M. Goo
per; $500.
emma Stifnen on Gan Wtarcf
g. & 6. Co.: $1,000.
@m. 8. Serebitb an Selena G
Gtar; 5000.