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The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that on the
26th day Of September. A. D., 1914,
the undersigned will present my ac-
counts and vouchers to the Judge OF
probate in and for Marion county,
Florida, and win make my final settle
ment and win apply for final dis
charge.
This 25,. day Of March, 1914.
GERTRUDE EDWARDS
As administrator OF w. p. Edwards
e-27-em0.
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28

Gov. GosJsborough of Maryland
saved a constituents life the other
day-not figuratively, by giving him a
political job, but literall, by fishing
him out of the water.
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28
NOTICE or sHERIFFs :

Notice r. nereDy given 2.
and by virtue OF an execui.
out OF and under the seal g
cult court OF Marion eounu
Of date May 18th. A. D.. isss
certain cause pending IN
IN which Lippman Brotbes
tin, and John l.. Davis
] have levied ON and wiii
west door OF the Marion CO
house in Ocala. Florida. o.
Monday, August sFc.
between the hours Of IL q
and 2 o'clock D. m. 20 the
best bidder for cash the ~.
scribed lands situate IN
~. Florida. tO-wit: All oi
Wis right. title and interes.
soever nature. ineluomt
rights. I'm sections twenI
and thirty-three (S3). IN
cen (i6), range twenty
property is % be sold %
execution and costs or'
JOHN p. GALL
Sheriff OF Marion counu
e-2e-5t. =
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28

W. A. McDun. formefp
Of the Arm o. Hubbard
now the Marion HardS."
OF this city. is putting ~
building In Jacksonyllls
which Is si0.o0o.
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28

WILLIAM GOBER,
Attorney for plaintiff. 7-24-5t.-ad
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28

7-31-5t.
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28
INTERESTING LETTER FROM THE
1 GLOBE TRoTTER
For the Banner:

For to behold and for to see
The wonders of this world So wide.
The Ocala banner., 1914-08-28

7-3-St.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

n lever have had which offered such
v really fascinating variety Of materials yet. in
spite Of that fact. stripes and checks make
dominant feature and the checks especially
worthy because Of the very beautiful colors that
employed and the suggested rather than aggressive
lines that appear. While undoubtedly will
great deal Of silk silk and wool mixtures in demand
and eponge to be found in this mixture and
also in all WOOL all and all linen be exceedingly
handsome well exceedingly smart
The coat suit that is illustrated shows eponge in
combination Of tan and green that is extremely beautiful
and eminently springkc in effect The little is
Of the very new that gives bo!ero effect at the
front but finished with real tail at the back The
skirt shows tunc the hips and back but leaves tn.
long unbroken lines the front that exceedingly be-
coming. Women who seek effect OF height will be
welcome this feature well the stripes and
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

OF the model can be used Tor almost
any seasonable fabric. Among new ones Tor handsome
suits MORE taeta and that silk would be exceedingly
beautiful made IN this way with trimming OF fancy
material giving brilliant note Of color. As illustrated
the costume is practical useful one Made from the
silk it would Immediately be converted into dressy
afternoon costume and just that adaptabty Of pre-
vaing designs that makes Of the most interesting
features
Every woman likes have entire gown in her ward
robe and the light weight silks Of the season especially
well suited to such USE The shown here is made from
aeta with trimming Of charneuse satin and the contrast
Of fabrics gvesa smart touch while the lines are among
the newest and best to be found Loose sleeves either in
Japanese or raglan style make the ao. universal ones
and the way in which the materials combined in
this gown make an exceptionally good effect If for any
reason more practical gown is wanted the same model
could be used for one Of the Netty wool crtpes with
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

n lever was any material loveier for young girls
N and small women than the cotton crepe Of the
season with its pretty embroidered designs This
dress white with little touches Of color in the embroidery
and the wide gdle that is finished with long sash ends
at the back matches of the brightest shades The
design is of the very newest and at the time
Of the very simplest possible. All the fashionable
blouses loose; therefore, there is question of fit
to Be considered and this means only under-arm
seas. The skirt consists Of Just front and back portions
and the tunic is all in piece Any clever girl could
the dress up in few hours and its beyond
question while there many materials that could be
substituted for the cepe. Taeta would make beautiful
dress of this kind and wool crepe Of the pretty plain
colors would be attractive with the neck fr o.
soft lace or perhaps the f the tunc and the fr
the neck both of taeta, for taeta is smart for
ninss As it is for entire costumes
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

trimming of charmcuse satin for crepe6nished fabrics
among the fashionable of the spring and they
contrast most effectively with the dull finish Of the
charmeuse satin The wiscst dressakers and the best
designers fully realize that color always should be chosen
with reference to the individuals needs rather than
any prevailing fashion but. nevertheless there
dency to the use Of yellow green and blue this
that is not to be overlooked combination of yeowish
tan crepe with brown trimmings would make exceed
ingly beautiful gown.
In the spring. every motors and. consequently.
there is always need for loose coat to be slipped
over the gown The that is shown on the central
figure is and smart In the short length, it gives
really the effect of sport Coat and practical for walking
as well as for use in the car but the model can b.
cut longer to become essentially adapted rough weather
or to travelling In the picture white polo cloth is shown
but the season is unusually generous IN the matter OF
cloakings as it is in that Of other materials
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22

HHE new tafTetas delightfully."- soft that they
drape beautifully. This gown is made Of that
favoritc material in two-toned Of chameleon
effect with trimming of plain color 1t is very charming
and very graceful yet quite simple withal and it takes
lines that becoming to large well to slender
figures There plain lining to the blouse which
the lace chemsette is arranged The skirt is made in
only pieces with the edges tapped and these Tapped
edges allow the effective of trimming material
Made Of the taeta it is exceedingly beautiful 1t could
be reproduced in crepe de chine to be ciingins
in effect and could be utilized for charmeuse satin
be exceedingly handsome. Among important fabrics
must be mentioned the wool crepes that such
favortcs and the lovely cotton fabrics that in
days. take rank with silk itself.
For the medium size the blouse will require AZ yds
Of material a. rs yds. 36. Ia yds ~ inches wide.
with I5s yds for the trimming. rs yds. Of lace
inches wide; the skirt "A yds- yd 36 ~ inches
wide.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
~

Z TERILY and indeed are fashions growth rather
" than creations II one needed verihcation OF
that truth, it surely would be found in the evou-
ton Of the skirt it has been manifested in the past
few months From the perfectly straight narrow effect
it first developed into slight funess then into
little drapery the hips and today we have breadth
exaggerated well can be and ooped up effects
that are manifestations of the hustle idea Skirts still con-
tnue be about the feet and the essential mar
together with what may fairly be called the
for dancing results rather short skirts but above
the knees there very breadth and boufant
effect that does infinite credit the ingenuity OF designers
and dressmakers We do not wires Nothing that is
really stiff enters into fashionable costume. Draperes
are so handled that the effect is found.
As aninevable consequence of such silhouette, coats
for dressy costumes are very short For the severely
tailored, useful SORT the drapey moderate rather
suggested than aggressive and beed coats and coats Of
the practical sort are allowed Sleeve lengths vary
generously that each designer and each is free
to determine upon the that is best suited to herself
and to the costume. To be sure there is a certain
inherent fitness in these things and the fancy berued
calls for the shorter sleeves loudly to be dsre
garded while the plain, useful costume 70 demand
long sleeves by right of natural selection but,
when these truths taken into consideration there is
still very generous latitude allowed.
Ali the big French houses have held their openings
and in these days of cabled reports those interested
well Of what each has to show While it is true
that each of the big houses aims to set style of its
own certain essential characteristics to be found
throughout and this silhouette that
about the ankles breadth about the hips doop
ing shoulders and big waists may safely be relied upon
for good many months to come.
Tafeta is such pronounced favorite that it seems
put other materials in the background and the
tafetas are really fascinating showing alone
II, ~ 49,
perfect delight, moire treatments that by means
but Just relieve the panness of texture together
with fowered and figured effects that combine to make
variety that is almost bewildering. The material is
used alone for entire costumes but in combination
with other silk materials well SERGE gabardne and
cepe until would be almost safe to say that bit
of taffeta is found in almost every costume
The Washington herald., 1914-03-22
fzzXR

QUITS and gowns both are made Of the silk and.
not infrequentiy colors combined in really
wonderful way At recent showing Of
models was noted an afternoon gown of the MORE
tafeta in changeable effect bining blue and
gold The wide deep girdle all Of gold coIored
satin held by large slide Of mother Of pearl and
the blended colors were real delight An
exceedingly gown that exempes the Of strong
contrasts consists Of plain skirt Of black satin with
knee length tunc and blouse of changeabe taeta show
ing salmon with tender gray The lower edge Of the
tunc is finished with gathered rulle Of black matching
the skirt The blouse opens in deep to the belt and
finished with turned collar and revers Of embrod
cred chiffon in gray that exactly matches the threads
found in the silk while the chemsette is Of shrred white
We entering upon season Of wonderful colors
and of infinite possibilities Contrast and harmony when
rightly handled pleasure to and it is the part
Of the designer to study such with Many Of the
figured silks show almost daring effects. The artist in
color uses them with effect Let hope they will
not be attempted by those Of lesser gifts Plain coor
and quiet tones always make safe choice The daring
contrasts offered fascinating but. unless rightly
handled; bring dire results
For the elaborate costumes. those designed for
dinners dances and occasions Of the kind. there Is
great tendency toward skirts that trimmed at the
lower edge and sometimes the skirt with slight fulnes
that is held in by trimming. Pufhngs. ruchings and
frls make the preferred finishes and such finishes seem
the natural outgrowth Of the fashion for taeta while
they are more often in that material than in any
other. UnquestionabIy they are pretty. No matter
how well fitting the shoes, how perfectly matching the
hosiery the foot that is thrust out from plain, narrow
skirt by pretty The soft ruches seem to ta
caressingly about the ankles and to relieve greatly the
line For the gown to be worn within DOORS the
finish has everything to commend it, As matter OF
course the plain skirt is the preferred for the street
costume of even the elaborate sort.
Bouses for with suits have taken on certain
interesting new features Organde is being much ex-
plotted for the white blouses be with simple
suits and hand embroidery is the preferred finish
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

Mild uno Spedeicrfuden, aber pc'
SanoIer ihlug tiidJiig Elm uno rr'
5ablte Sa5iuiid)en oies iino ieiies aus
Der Vropinj, oelnn or fam pieI Brrnla
brad nud) bopou, onb er fpegcn Der
abiatfoblen gum gnorulnt binall'
ipolle, mo erfunoigte iid nad cen
feiieri @ege ourdg .ploor iind
SdIinolinfen.
slnne CAB fnr5cn 1ridjcio. 0i'
Geibcn Scrreil idjmicacn.
Sino Sic nidt eiaenilid init Den
eilorlllnt pertpanbt2 iori6tc oel
Sinnler uno lieb ieine idInueu gIu
gen ltcueierig BON einem 6lim anoerr
.luanoerir.
@eiul iaste Sieiuert barid). 05al
niff.
aSdl inelne bod gebort 81 baben -
Ter Sdlmolinfer bate IN erIte,
ebe Sic @roi,nlutter mcines gtefier
sur 5rau. friidtc lid, GnteI Gipalt
elm. Die mar n1mIif 5ielnIib iriit
NSittipc acinorocn obcr trotSem be
trdd)tIid) iltcr nIs Der bamals nod
junge enorlIlat ilub beiaB ans ibrei
erlten Gbe MIR cine 5od)tcr.
(sSortiesung ioIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
erHnseisest5ums Sspstbefes
GiNinnati 2. .,uni.

Teue 6ppotbeten.
9lfhcr Repbn an GImtpoob plaee y.
u. 9. Co.. $3.50.
5bomos .. Weguire an Gilmore 9.
II. .. Co.. $4,000.
Sdrrp g. Chapman an Gait enb Z.
u. Co., $500.
eaeanOra 6. Wattbeps an bisiel5s.
$3.50.
Sarrp aobniB an GIberon 3. H. 6.
a., $1,000.
wiatilba e. Souers on Carthage e.
II. Y. a., $1,000. ;
George Trantenitein an Brighton
German 9ont Co., $3.50.
Hannie W. 6usertp on WsiieIr
Oils 9. g. u. g. Co.. $4,000.
Sbomag Walt.r an Soutbsrn Sbic
9. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
GeOra. G. Gmri4 an glnibonp 3
2nB, s24o0.
alrtbur 6. 5aIsp on ssObn 6. SbOm.
1920.
Sbsooore 6omsr an Nsp gudess
8. II. g. Co.. $4,000.
sGmil Senbolsi On Monar6 .. IL
re-. u. Co., $4,000.
Rihnrb 5oeb an aobiiOn .. II. z
Co., $500.
.Serbert G.aman an s}IOrsncs @
WiGiams. $500.
Sable W. garriott nn Charles W
gothrman, $3.50.
odrrn &. 9ludburn on 9crnarb 3
Wilaer. $2800.
Gbarlie Gmith an g2t. Sealtbp g,
II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Marn e. Reepes an bisfelbe. $1,000.
9lbbis sslohb On Soispb 8. 8ieder
II. o., S52410.
aouiIe Ganger an Gatberine 9,
sullp. $500.
6erbtrt 8. ga6oub an Meiiern &
Gcuttern 2ifc Snf. Co., $4,000.
Bertha gaensr an G. u. Wente,
$4,000.
sscbn 4. atbams an MoIiior 8. II.
9. Co. $4,000.
Wlariba M. 2OuaIsp an Citizens 9.
u. g. Co.. $500.
gtdrles s. 0rsinsr an Samusl
@reatorsr. $3.50.
etlbcrt u. SauIb an 9tnna 5rban.
nigmdn. $1,000.
WilIiam gorpnrbs on proDibsnt
Gnpinas .. Ii. 3. Co.. $1,000.
William GoDarbs an bieieIbe,
$4,000.
mlarie 6. MeTse an 4. aBarb 8. u:
%. Co., S7700.
emanuel sisman an spsamOrs Q.
lu. 8. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

Jnnlly fall6er(.
9lus Dem @nglii6cn
bon Margarete e S &c BIZ
(6ortisbuns.)

NUpt1IS2uHSD
Der SbeetiI6 mar jebp6 auf Der
@ieIe sebsdt, no iid Der prpfshor'
SRI. qurisbouie, 2ulu Morgan uno
Der 9erfafer Der .SalSiGule" bereits
perfommelt batten. Gs mar ein rsis
5enSer plaB, bsionoers an oieiem
punberpolIen friebliaen Sommsre
abenb; elm ipurmsr Siibnino itrid)
iiber bic @isie, unb BON fernber tDnts
bas arGdaen Der arGben, Die auf ben
aItsn llmsn niiteten.
uSeib ibr beibe iest nit eureH 9e'
f9dften fertig?" fraete pamslo, gu
CHARLES seipenbet. Damn ieBe bid
Der unb ersG6le mir ale Neuisteiten.
Dein 9rief6en babe icb erbdlten; bu
fhreibit, Der alts Serr glunbel babe
bid inn &lub gelanspetlt. 9lunoea
fpri9t nGmlib nur DON Roien; sr 1T
gang DsrieFen auf bies Sbemo."
2ebtere Yemertung ipar an 9amile
trn=Gor seridtet. rglunbea = elm
febr gutter Same fir iplden S6pdrs
1nsr," Iaste Der @erfoiIer Der rSal5-
fduls" trGumeriI9 unb idlOB bic
slusen. rMir 1T, nls fdbe i'd ibn por
mir bid, roth i'm @eiidt unb ="
.Rein, Der alte 9lunbea 1T ni6l
bid" mari Gburles Elm, Dem 9amilz
tpnagor lpeni9 5uiaste; ser 1T biinn
unb peibl"
.Wsib9 Meins @pri ritelluns Don ibm
perbano iid nit Der ppn rotben Rpz
fen"
.grsdbIe bo6," iastepamsla. .Was
bait bu an jenem Gag angefansen,
na9Dem ou ben &lub perIaflen bate
teit2"
sd mar febr bsI6Gftigt."
nWobl nit 5riibitiiden?"
nSa," erpiberte g6arles. rSas
syriibftiid mar aud elm She'll meiner
&ei6Gftigung." Oas Hang alpar fir
ibn feIbit pisis, aber aufridtig mar
es nift.
@pr ihm ittsg bic grinnerung On
gebatene @eibfii9e auf unb er io6
i'm 9eiit SuIanne nit spsi 0eins
,flafdeH in ben Sdnoen ourd Die
Sbiir tommeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

Gin 3ar aIs preubifder
sc me;ner. 9lls grobfiirii 0iios
laus, ter ipGters aaifsr. i'm Sabre
1921 nit isinsr Gemabliu. Der prins
sefiin Charlotte DON preuben, ldHgere
3eit am gerliner 6ofe ipeilte. Hla6tc
er einen praitii6sn MilitarturIus
burd. inbem er gsipiiiermaben bon
Der Dite uiif biente. gs ipurben balls
i'm Gpab, bGlb i'm grnii aus faft
idmmtlitsn Offisi.ren Der 2iniens
truppsn unb Der Garbeu SnfaHterie'
unn Observation-Disclosures sebilbet,
ei pelGen bic Gensrale unb Sbers
fen, Die Sberoffi3iert, bic aapitdne
bic nntsroffi5isre unb bic Subalters
nsn bic @emsinen poritsllten. Ulit bic.
fen 4btbeilunasn betrie6 man ben ios
aenannten tIeinen aries. Der 0rcbs
fiirii trat als Gensinsr hei siner fol.
den 5ruppe sin unb erIab nit Der
ar6bisn 2uit unb piiniIi4fteH ges
nauisisit ieintn Di,nit. iplpobl bsim
Grersisrsn als aud BEL ben Gelbbisnlts
iibungen. Gr itanb S6ilbpadf,
so6te iih i'm aodsi6irr beim
gga6tfener feline s.lisferis ssiD5bnlifs
SolbatsnpprtioH ielbIt. reinigts iein
BPM pielen Gdisbm Bel eifrigem 9is
raillsureienit unrsin geipptbenes Gts
iptbr, IGlisf In bsm sep6bnIihtm
Splbatendnslies bsim 8ifpatfeuer unb
unieriparf iif ben BON fsinem Inter
offisier erba!ienen gefebleH duf bns
aeboriamits, 70 bab er ipdbrenbs Der
Dienfseit niht einsn 9(usenbiid feline
glbtbeiluna psrlieb. Mebrmals rief er
dls G4ilbipaGe Dor aarl bon Websl
heraus, ipie bisisr i'm 5ipeiteH 2heil
feiner .,Qeb,nserinnerungsn" - 9ers
lin, 9. 9. Wiiiler e Sobn - ers
sdblt. Der Dienittifer bss 9roBfiirs
fen lpurbe baburf belobnt, baB man
i'm i1on nad einis.n 3dgsn 5iim llns
ierpfiisier, baIo barauf gum Sffi5ier
beforbsrte. llno bnnn ging isin qlpnn.
ciersn unter bemSkrbefehl beg arons
priaxn nit elmer ioI6sn GdpeIiJs
felt BON Grab sl Grab. bab er eegsn
ben G6luB Der Jriibiahrsiibunssn
als elmer Der aommdnbisrsnben 0sne'
raIe nit Gbrsn isiu aommanbo be
febliaen fonnte. ginise Sabre fpdter
ihmiidte bic ruiiiihe aailerfrcne bds
6aupt biefss prsubiitsn Rstruien. bes
mntpiiISigi!sn, ben q ipOhI i 0sGsbsn
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
23. g q pitsl.
Uf | r W prqdu.

gs 1T 10 Ieidt, mands Singe ~sri
lnnterldfeH. Bon Re9ts pegeu bdtte
SeDan ieines geiu6s in Sigbsate unb
oues oehen, tpas er bort erlebt bate,
eegen 9errn 2ambert erpdbnen milf
len = oas tbat er aber ni6t. gr
bate ni6ts gu perbergen, unb bod
rerbarI er stpas.
@dbreHO er sbee trant, sing inn
man4erIei burd ben &ppf. gr fab
Jannp 2umbert fprtipGbreno i'm 9eiit
bor ii4, pie ibren @atsr in Wtrtli6s
feit. DAB 2ambert cine bD6ft angie.
benbe peri0nlidtsit mar, ioipobI fir
MGnner, 5rouen unb ainber, oIs fir
Sunoe, aasen unb iberbaupt fir al
leg Sebenbise, tonnte er ii5 niht Des=
bebIen. Seine 9Nenpart idien al
!le? auf5ubeitern. Samilton Gpr
bate eie @eubsruns set6aH, bab,
1Jenn man 2am5ert auf Jlai9en sisz
ben tDnnte, Der berrlidits gursrnber
Darars peroen fpiirbe, unb baeesen
Iieb ii9 nirtlt6 niats einfpenben.
Gs entsine geDan aud ni6t, bob
Der ioDiale 2ambert ieiner @srlpbten
erobe Iufmertfamteiten ertpiss uno
.1osor benz oItsn 5rduIsin Ssntins.
ifrsr Sante, ben !Sof ma6te. aud
tpnnte er ni4t umbin, gu bemerten,
boB pamela bic 6ulDisuns oieies
Menfden. Oefen Deien ben entIdie>
osniteH 9egenias gu benz ibrisen bill.
pets, teTnespegs ungsrn iab.
Dies mibfief ibm ie6r, unb ba gas
Mela ii9 ni6t I'm i'm 6etiimmerte,
betilmmerte er iih aud ni6t I'm iis,
ionbern unterbielt ii6 nit Zulu Wor:
gan, bic neben ibm iab.
nSn europa bin i6 ieit einem
eJGbr," erlpiperte iie ibm auf feline
5rage. sd tOume mir I9on Dor ME
Elm bsmopites !Saupt. Orei Monate
mar i'd in gnnlQnb unb bic ibriae
3eit auf Dem Seitlanb. W2it 9amela
bat mid GabD Scott in puris sue
1ammeneebra6t. Sd Iob mid nab
elmer dnoeren Steue I'M, neil Sable
NanOerpaoe, !als beren GeieaT6ufterin
Id 3uerit 6eriibergetommen mar, fit
berbeiratbet bate. sic paren bas
mails geraoe Had 6auie gsreiit, Serr
9sbon, nnb id blieb bei gameIa, 6enn
obne arbeit tann i3 nirbt le6en. Sd
i1hreibe i6re griefe, bli6e lire Gin
inabmer unb Qusgabeit uno ne6me ibt
: Den @erfe9r nit ben 2Rferanten unO
SanoDsrtsleuten ab. Sic iit ORIENT
lid bid setporben, ipsil re ni6tg su
tbln bat, feit i'd Bel fbr bin. gli6t
ipabr, Sic fennen bic aam6erts2 sim
Den Sic Sannp ni6t reiaenb?"
Dieie sraqe fam 70 pl0bli6, bab
Gepan orbentIich aufammsnfubr, a6er
Weib Worgan bemertte es ni6t uno
lieB ii6 ni4t in iHem RebefluB ft0=
Tsn: rDir trofsn iie in garis unS
'f9 ipeit ni6t, per mir befer gefdlf,
lob 5dnnp oOer ibr '0ater. Sic pi-
aud bierber einegLaben, aber er III
allein setommen. 9Ibf6 iit iie gum
AHbeibeH, unb tpie bic MGnner i5r
na8IanfeHl Sn paris iparen brsi
sans Dsrnarrtsin; ;fis; Ha4 sfDsisasissr
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in MabiiOnbilIs; mondtlids WiietA'
$40.
ssane $. gnberIon on Wlartha 1s
2onalen. Got 80 in globert billions
ilntsrabtbeiluna Don asnnsbp 9eigbfs
81.
5be Giiiers Of tie poOr Of 81
5raneis an Serbcrt g. paHonp. soi'
13. Is. 16 nnb sbeil bon Got " II
Sonatban 10. 2pon's @itdte dn.Wooo
burn 9lpenue; $4,000.
Sarriet u. WiIIcn an Willianl j
@obslman. 80 sfub en- ter ylorDleIt'
bor gIIter Vlote. 800 fub Oitlidl Dol
Samilton Qlpenue: 81.
She q. U. peters Stealth Sc. Al
ssobn Z. abans ~. "a BET 140 'sui
on Der Siiboif. Gde BON 6ano uilp 70
berer elpeituc in Dinton pIote; 81.
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mann, Got SO in 9opsnberl <
griinn's llnterabtbeiluna in Gornodle
81.
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2ot 50 In bsrfelbsn llnterabtbeilurs'
81.
5bs glberon Gpuntrn Club On 5bl
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On Der 9orbieits Der Rapib Run Hoii
auf grice 6ia; 81.
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grant II. a., -16 bei so Nuk an osi
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z. Intsrs, 5bsil Der Got ] in 3. o
9otpes llnterubthsiluna; 81.
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rim. an glienatb W. garnss. % Be
140 Sub on Der RorbIsite Der Blail
gpenue: 81.
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81 9lder 2anb in Settion 80 II
gDhitetpater 5otpnibip; $1,000.
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Ruit. Got AZ in 9rootiibe llnterabtbel'
luna in MdbiionpiIIs; 81.
Charles 6. Sliff on Gii eiiron y
81. Is BEL SO ssuB an eer Noroieite btl
I. Strabs. l5 ifuB Oiilid pon Dsounf
Sirdbs; 81.
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10 in Dbiteipdtsr 5oipufbip; 81.
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6. gadouD Co.. Cots 13, 10. 16 uni
She'll RON Got IL in SsoHatban W
anon's eitaie On Mppbbnrn Ipsnas
81.
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@on Scaaern. Got 18 in Der eriisn In
terabibeiluns BON guHaalop Bart; 81
gluuuit 0erboa On Sermnnn @ob i
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aoDsu's lIntsrdbtbeiIiina in Gbepiot
81.
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60. on 1erbinunb Bosien. Cots l2S
127 unb 1913 in Clifton 8iep llntsr'
aftbeilung; 81.
S. 8. gIaisslsb an sSerbinanb gos
fin, einen Graft 2anb in Ssttion q
in Mincrssi 5opnibip; 81.
9lttela Solmdn an 8. 8. gIateslep
basielbe Gisentbum; 81.