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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
SIMON AscHER g. COMPANY.

We George A. Harris. Julian a. Harris ana
Simon Ascher. the subscribers hereto. havtn1
formed a limited partnership pursuant 10 the
provisions OF the Consolidated Laws OF tbs
state OF New York, do hereby certify;
First--Thst the name under which said part
nership is 10 be conducted is Simon Ascher &
Company" and the county where the principal
place OF business is 20 be located is the Coun0
of New York IN the State Of New York.
Second-That the general nature OF the bus-
ness intended 10 be transacted by said partners
ship IS the manufacture and sale OF knit goodf
and all other kinds Of wearing apparel.
Third-That the names Of all the general and
respective places OF residence as follows:
George A. Harris. who resides at No. BIB West
10Th street, Borough OF Manhattan: City Of
New York. State OF New York: and
Julian a. Harris. who resides az No. bf5 W,
1i1th street, Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of
New York, state OF New York.
are the general partners, and
Simon Ascher, who resides al Hotel Ansonis,
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York,
State OF New York
is the special partner
All of said persons are OF full age.
Fourth-Thst the said special partner. simon
Ascher. has contributed the SUM u one hundred
common stock Of the limited partnership.
Fifth--Thst tho time al which said limited
partnership is TO begin Is the 2sth day 2,
January. 1914. and the time at which the caid
limited partnership is to end is the 5lst day Of
December 1918.
Dated. this 9th day Of January. 1914
SIMON ASCHER.
GEORGE A. HARRIS,
JULIAN A. HARRIS
State Of New York. city and County OF New
York, S.:
on this 5th day Of February. 1914. before mo
appeared George A. Harris Julian A. Harris
and Simon Ascher, 10 me known ana known
20 20 be the individuals described IN and
who executed the foregoing instrument. and
they seyerslly duly acknowledged 20 me that
they executed the same for the uses and pur-
poses therein expressed.
tseal.l MAX SPITZEL, Notary Public
New York County, ~ Y
State OF New York. city and County OF New
York. IS:
George A. Harris being duly sworn. says:
l am ons OF the general partners named in the
foregoing certificate OF limited partnership.
The sum specified in said certificate TO have
been contributed 10 the common stock OF the
limited partnership OF Simon Ascher & Com
pany by Simon Aschcr. the special partner
therein named, 20 wit: one hundred fifty
thousand CSlJo COO dollars has been actually
and 10 good faith paid IN cash TO said common
stock by said special partner
GEORGE A. HARRIS
Sworn 20 before me this 9Th day OF Febru-
airy. 1914
lScail MAX sPiTZEI. Notary Public.
New York County. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
FOR COURT TENNIS TILT
officials Chosen for Gould
Coyey Title Match.

Philadelphia. March Arrangements
Tor tho world championship court tennis
match between Jay Gould. the amateur
hampton. and George r. Covey. the pro-
iessionsl champion OF the world. were
completed last night by the selection OF
.he officials. George r. Fearing, Of Bos-
ton. will referee the match Edgar Scott
y Tie Racquet club. VIII call the faults.
,no Professor Fred Tompkns will act as
marker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Hummel May
Join Yankees

Long John" Hummel, utility infelder
of the superbas. may play with the
Yankees this year.
II developed yesterday that waivers
had been asked by the Brooklyn club.
but Frank Chance declared at the camp
Of the Yankees yesterday that he could
use Long John" ami had refused TO
waive.
80 Hummel may be saved from life
with the minors or the outlaws and live
to help put the Yankees back on the
baseball map.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
WOMEN ON WOMAN'S NEEDS
Will Discuss Them at Meeting
of Robert Collyer Mems Club.

What Woman Wants is to be dis
cussed at the annual ladies night OF
the Robert Collyer Mems Club. 10 be held
Tuesday evening at the parish house of
the Church of the Messiah. Park avenue
and 3ith street.
Speakers will include Mrs. Mary Jenney
Howe, Mrs. James Lees Laidlaw. Mrs.
Inez Milholland Boissevain. Miss Sadie
American, Henrietta Rodman, Florence
NJ. Wise and Gilbert L. Roe.
The discussion will consist OF talks of
ten minutes or less. Questions from the
audience will be answered by Mrs. Boisse-
vain.
The meeting is TO be open to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
CALL FOR ARMY NINE
Strang Takes Charge of Squad
and Orders Indoor Work.

West Point, n. Y, March 5.-Sammy
Strang, former utility player of the Gil
ants. arrived here to-day to assume
charge Of the Military Academy base
ball squad
He will instruct the candidates in the
gymnasium until favorable weather per-
rnits the use Of the academy diamond.
The first game Of the Army schedule is
set for Saturday. March %, with the Rut-
gers College team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
CHANGE OF CORPORATIONS NAME

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT &
BRIsKMAS g. sALOMON, INC, a domestic
corporation having its principal place OF bust
ness in the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New York and State OF New York. will apply
10 tho Supreme Court OF the state OF New
York at a Special Term thereof. 10 be held in
Part | I'm the County Court House, Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York. on the 3ist
day of March. 1914 az ,en-,hirty o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day, or soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard for an order authorizing
said corporation 20 change its corporate name
TO BRIsKafAN. SHAFT & sALoMoN. INC.
Dated New York. March 9Th 1914
s. BRISKMAN e SALOMON, INC.
SAMUEL BRfSKMAN. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
NIGHT VIEW OF GOWNS
Extra Showing Due to Inability
to Accommodate Crowds,

Owing to the impossibility of accommo-
dating the visitors at the Paquin Expo
sition dart in the Ritz-Carlton in the
afternoon. announcement was made by
Nine. Joire, Nine. Paquin's sister-in-law,
who has brought over the Paquin gowns.
that there will be a display tonight from
. 10 IL o'clock. The afternoon salon"
will be at $50 o'clock.
The Paquin Exposition at the Ritz
Carlton will terminate tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
West Side Wins Odd.

The West Side club took the odd game
rom the Republican club OF the 20 As
'efnbly District In the lnter-Club Bowling
league tournament on the winners ALLEYS
at night The margins Of victory were
mail IN all three contests. the Assembly
men winning their only game by two pins
Tic Scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown once.
No. 1864 Broadway between seth and 3ith sits.
until O'Clock D. m. Advertisements received
at the following branch Offices at the regular
rates until o'clock D. m. viz: i5s 9Th ave.
corner 18th 81. l0t East 18th ST.; 3f West ga
st.. between 7th and sth ayes. 90 West i25th
ST.. i63 East i20th st.. 1885 81 ave lros ist ave.
near S9th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06

cambridge. Mass. March b.-Williain
henry clsGln. jr.. Of Boston, was elected
'-d3y captain ~ the Harvard hockey
'ssn for neat year. For the last two sea
'"s he has played cover point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
Edward H. Mcbride Dead.

Buffalo, March 5.-Edward II. Mcbride.
forty-two years old, widely known
throughout the state as d sporting writer
under the name of "Hotspur," died here
to-day, following an operation for throat
infection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-06
In the Sunday Magazine:

This daughter of a captain
of industry has lnherlteiu
some Of her father $ uolll
nant traits, as you Know run
previous story. w nat sne
did TO railway managers Pr
iticians and judges III the
state of MontoinlnS IS Sgt
forth entertainingly IN thi9
story.
AIso an article about DR.. s. JOE
the Little Mothers Leagues, ano
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
READY FOR RE-OPENINC.
Merchandising Business Of ''Ths Rid
out ConpsBy," Fogmsrly Ridous
Bros. To Resume fom0rTow

Under the firm name Of The
Ridout Company, the dry goods and
general merchandising store formerly
conducted by Ridout Brothers, No.
2Oa Main street, will be formally re-
opened for business tomorrow.
The establishment has been closed
Tor the last several weeks for the pur-
pose of taking stock, which was
neeessitated by the death several
months ago Of Mr.. Weems Ridout, one
Of the brothers of the original firm.
Merged into a company, incorporation
papers Of which have been fled in the
Court Clerks Office and will also be
fled with the State Tax Commission
er's Office.
Mir. Grafton d. Ridout is the presi-
ident, T. Chattle Hopkins, secretary,
and Corner Ridout, treasurer. These
three. with MIR. Harry J. Hopkins,
chief clerk in the State Controllers
Office. whose son is secretary OF the
company, will serve as directors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
Navy Football Star To We'd.

Ensign John P. Dalton, attached TO
the training station at Newport, r.
l., and Miss Edith Shaw, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Shaw, of
Philadelphia, viii be married there
June 10. Mrs. Shaw and Miss Shaw
were at Newport recently, and the
latter, with Ensign Dalton, selected
the Cloyne cottage for their summer
nome after their wedding. Ensign
Dalton is the star football player Of
the navy and an all-around athlete.
Jack" Dalton, or Dolly" Dalton,
as he was familiarly known at the
Naval Academy, is quite q favorite
here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
"Ths Mad Hermit, at The Lyric.

A spectacular war drama in three
parts, vigorous three-reel Indian
War picture of the Western plains that
will stir the house. even if they have
seen every one Of the other Indian
pictures. 1t introduces new scenes and
the grim and terrible battle is savagely
pictured and so we'll taken that the
Spectator is made 70 hold his breath
1t Is a popular picture and most surely
and due creoit must be given the
actors, Francis Ford and Grace Cunard.
Miss Fairweather Out West,
comejy. A picturesque Western set
ting and clear, striking photography
make an agreeable impression on the
observer. The story itself piqueE the
interest By its romantic tinge and is
both convincing and entertaining.
Now. if you are loaded down with
trouble and don know what to do.
come here and see first class show for
only &C.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
lNDlAN FATE.
Sensational Iadiau Drama at Tue
Palace Tonight.

Sensational ladian Drama al Tue
Palace Tonight.
The Indians who appear in the
Kalem dramas of the West regard
Billie Rhodes, the charming little
Kalem actress, with deepest awe.
It seems that in addition to her
other accomplishments, Miss Rhodes
is a ventriloquist of remarkable abil-
ity.
While portraying the role Of
"Bess," in the powerful two-psrt
drama, "lndisn Fate, :" Miss Rhodes
took advantage of the opportunity
to study the customs of the red
men. One of the chiefs took
fancy to the star and constantly fol-
lowed her about, TO her great ann W.
ance. The Indian approached her
one morning when suddenly the
warning sound OF rattlesnake
seemed to come from under his very
feet.
Like fash the chief leaped
hack and warily scanned the ground
for the deadly reptile. Later, the
man dogged Miss Rhodes again, and
again he heard the furious rattle
Other Indians discovered that Miss
Rhodes seemed surrounded by invisi-
BILE rattlesnAkes, and now regard her
as a sort of supe natural being. en-
diar Fate" will be shown at The Pal
ace tonight
"Criminology and Reform" a.
thrilling Biograph drama, in which a
physicians practical experience re-
verses the testimony of mere theory.
A picture you will enjoy. And to put
the right finishing touch to the ex-
cellent program. there will be a de-
lightul Selig comedy, "Pietro, the
Pianist" A big hearty laugh. 1t is
all Palace Quality" That's enough.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
FIFTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE.
Dr.. Cooley To Speak Tonight 0n
Rome The Eternal CITY Old And
New" Lecture 10 Mcdowell
HsllSl. John's Cellege

Tonight at o'elock the fifth Of
the series Of lectures at ST. John s
College viii be delivered in Mcdowell
Hall The lecturer il TO be Arthur
Stoddard Cooley, Ph. D.. His subject
is Rome the Eternal City, Old snd
New. The following is the syllabus
OF the lecture:
Approach to Rome from the south /;
the Alban Mount and Lake; the APP
plan Way. with its t0mbs the Pala-
tire Hill the Seven Hills; Ruins of
the Palaces Of Tiberius and Caligula,
views Of Forum and Capitol from Pal
atine.
The Capitol with It's two SUBMITS
and Michael Angeles piazza Palaces
used as museums one containing
Hawthorne i Marble Fauna, and the
Capitolene Venus contrast betwe en-
the Forum and Acropolis; q trip
around the Forum: the Basiliea Julia;
Temples Of saturn. etc, etc. the
Sacred Way; the Colosseum; arch Of
Constantine; the Quirinal Hill and
Palace Of the King Of Italy, memor-
iRl TO Victor Emmanuel H.
Later Rome. the Corso; Piazza
del Popolo: the Pincian Hill with its
parks; Castle Of st Angelo; new
Palace Of Justice. ST Peters; the
Vatican and its museums; the Campus
Martius and the Pantheon
The lectures are highly interesting
and very instructive and educational
An admission fee of 25 cents is
charged for each lecture, or 81 for the
course Of six lectures. There are
two more after the one tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
ALL FUN SHOW.
Al De CoIoniaI Thaalre Tonight.

AZ The Colonial Theatre Tonight,
Tonight opens the engagement Of the
Peerless Minstrel Maids and a gala
week is promised the patrons of the
local playhouse Seven people in this
company, three comedians aud four
girls, they carry special scenery and
make three complete changes Of pro-
gram during the week A different
and entire new show n Monday, Weds
nesday and Friday.
The opening bill Is big minstrel
irst part and an olio Of three vudeville
acts. a show that will run about one
hour then there will be three photo
plays making the entire program run
over an hour aud three quarters.
Treasures on Earth, a splendid
two part Lubin Marx Dow, a money
lender 10 al oil towu, sells an oil prop
erty ror $3.50, 600 The possession of
this money adds 10 his. greed Tor more
and he becomes so miscrly that he re-
fuses his wife ana child the absolute
necessities OF life. This leads e a
quarrel and his wife leaves the house,
taking the child away with her. Dow,
ia his strange way loves his wife and
consoles himself with the thought that
she will soon return Time passes,
however, aud he is still alone He
moves to Philadelphia, changing his
name and becomes chief owner of an
oil refinery The wife for years has q
hard struggle and when William. the
boy. grows up he secures a job in the
plant Of which his father. now known
as Mark Darling, is president. neither
knowing the identity Of the other.
One day Mark, by accident meets his
wife and the rest of the story will be
told upon the screen tonight.
Note the change of opening time
doors open at and the performance
beginning at 7l5. Follow the crowds,
they will lead you to the Colonial.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
M,elins q Lndiss.

There will be q meeting of the ladies
Of the First Methodist Church this
evening ut o'clock to make arrange
ments for a supper % be served at the
church on "Wednesday and Thursday of
this week. A full attendane of all the
ladies Of the church is desired.
The mid-week service Of prayer and
praise will be held Tuesday evening,
instead of Wednesday at O'Clock. All
are invited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
D...h Of Little GIRL.

Miss Elizabeth Catherine Campbell.
the IS year old daughter Of Mary
Elizabeth. and the late William Camp
bell. died yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her mother, No. 4 Joyce's
Place. Of typhoid fever. The funeral
viii take place from the late residence,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in
terment IN Cedar Bluff cemetery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-23
BORN

WHITE. On March %, 1914, to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Marbury White,
a son, Reginald Kaiser White.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23
aiebiidle Glitter.

Cine bSfe grfabrung ma6ie sss
tern Der So Sabre aIte perep 5enber'
ipn aus g!epes. g., pelder iih mad
Cincinnati beaskn bate, I'm ii9 eins
NAL orbentlib su amiiiiren. Ra6bem
Der Monn seniisenO 2otalienntnifie
eeiummeIt battle, Dertraute er iia Der
sSiibruno elmer i9nar5sn S6Onen on,
pelbs ibm aud ibr ioIiges Seim
seisie. 9eim 5ortsans bemertte
6enberion, oab er $40 su tpenis in
ieinem 9.fib bate. 9isies tbfilte Der
Wlann einem Reitauratsur nit. ipel.
der bic Deietiips @enter unb 9erns
bart fsnadriftisis, bic 5ur 9erbafs
tuna Der Reaerin ObeFa Siopers nns
ter Der g,i6ulbisuns bes9di6tnbiebs
itabls idriiten. Der 8etrag purbe in
elmer aommpbe porsefunben. 5enbers
Ion ipurbe ber srunienbeit btidulbist.
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Mud, syrameu iuettem.

Die Spieler abibeilung bes De-
tettip Iepariemeits perbaftsis sss
itern Ratmittag ben GigarrsnbGub.
Ter SSobn Sberlpd, bon glo. 804 Gin
Strabs, unter Der gef6uIoisnns,
Nettssttsl in ieinem 9efib Su baben.
Die gsumten fanben teia geiu.ismas
terldl i'm 2aoen bss Wlannes ilno
ma6tsu fdl al bic Durhiu9uus Der
Wobnrdums. 6ier fanOeH lie in elmer
2ttrappe cine erpbe Wenge Wett5ettel,
in neIhen bic beftimmtsn gstrdge siHa
eerolt pareu. 2luBerosm lpurbe cine
Startrliits unb dnoeres 9etpeismas
teriaI beI6laanabmt. 2tIs bic 9eiets
tibs i'm Speiis3immer iparen, betras
ten spei sFrauen ben 2d6en, bod pers
Iudte Der Snbaber oieieIben oamit
absufertiasn, inbem er fogte: sJbre
DdIde lit nod nidt fsrtis." 5ebo9
peritanben bic s}rauen ben Damn
nidt unb erflGrten gang ldut, bdb iie
Wetisn unterbringen ipplIten, Die
'srausn ipurbsil ni4t Derbaftet.
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I'm $17 erleid)tert.
@nroe ani eiucr Gar BON SaidJen'
oiebcn Charles Snrran aus
glempprt.

GbarIes Surran aus getpport. SIN,
tbeilie eeiiern 9Ibsno Der YoIi3ei nit,
boB ibm nuf einer 9opion'Ieipport
nno Cincinnati Gar pom 5aif)enoie.
ben Die Belbboric. meIhe er ii6er III
Der rcdjten Siiitentaihe auibepobrt
aInub.e, nit ST. SnbnIt geltoblen
poroen lei. giad) ben 9Ingabeu oes
geitoblenen batten iid 5Iuei MANNER
i'm gllter bon 30 bis 30 SSabren in
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ran ieinen @erIuit crit, ais Die sSrein'
Scn all Der 4. Strcbe uno grcnOluap
Die Gar perliebcn. Iie 8oIi5ei lit inl
9eiis elmer gliten Yerional geidrei.
bing Der Spisbnben.
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9abtpm nnb Sellebme.

- Die S6lubfsisr Der pSpsers
SoipitaI Sraining S4ool" in 0upion
finbet am Wiitttpo6, 6. Woi, itati.
Die 0umsn, bic bas WGrterinn.ns
Gramen beitanosn iinb: Soiepbins
Wlspsrs, Mprtsl Uleber, Sulan n.
Sat, OliDe .. Soben unb Gliidbe.5
2tOa S6omns. Sin muIituliid.s pros
gramm tommt CUR 9urdfiibruns. 9s.
s. 6. p1thian pirb cine anfprafe
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melt ii6 beute Ra6mittas lin 2.30 In
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pue.
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bes @ranDias ROObp pOitsa, G.a.R.,
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@htbcnbes Weib.
Seneric ani s,uei Toli5iiien, weids
bic Isrbaftnns uornebmsn
iuollten.

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ipaf,c go. IA oil Der 8cit A. StraBe,
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iiibrte oas 5raucn5immer naf) Der
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tete. crid)ien Der Holijilt Bono. geln
9lnblid oes aipeitcn @ennIten iunroc
oas @i1od)en nerp0s unb 500 ploblial
cinen 0fepoIper, lpeIhen iie, oni
Sauos 5ielenO, abiciierte. @Iiidliher'
meiie eins Der Sd)lB iebl, ooh ipitroa
Dem 9ennten bos @eiift lei6t onrd]
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idjennenae angeiammeIt, iluo iuuroe
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geamten geihoiien bdtten. @tit afi'
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9ebouolilng beaeben. 9ie Sniltb
iuuroe ,lnter peridDieoenen geroodts'
ariInoen in Sait bebaIten.
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Ginbriihe mno 9iebfdble.

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BON $45. 3homns Gorofpea betlaat
ben 9srluit zines Gnsuaes I'M Mertbs
BON $12. Carl Dorieu permiRt einen
9nsua unb elm 8nar 6ofen; iein Der
luit betrdat $14. Robsrt grppn be-
tlaat ben 2lbaana zines paar Sooien
unb zines Raiirasuas i'm Gefammts
tperibe BON SO.
Qdiprence 5olomiono BON No.
1119 Ruce Strabe t6eilte aeitern9lbsnh
Der gplisei nit. bab ihm Elm unbetdnn.
Ter Oieb aus isinsr Wobnuna an5iise
unb cine llhr i'm Geiammtpertbe Don
$50 entpenbet bat.
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Gemer.

- 9lusflieaenbe funfen elmer 2ofos
motipe batten bic Sdipellen Der 6. &c
8. Bride an Der a. unb Banmiller
StraRe in 9ranb asiebt unb muBte
bic Feueripebr burh einen Stilldlarm
berbsiaeriifsn iperbsn. Gin S6abtn
entftanb niht.
DurA assflieasnbe Santsn aus
cinem Shornitein bss Suuiss ylo.
3774 Cigar StrdBs. tpeldes BON Gbs
ipnrb arufe beippbnt ipirb. entitdno
elm tleines sssuer. bas einsn minimalen
Shaben anrihiete. Die feueripebr
ipurbs aur Qbl6fduna dldrmirt.
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sypbn Wlonaban, SO, ct. 5raneis
SoIpital, S9pinbiu6t.
George Musller, IA. 3543 2piiing
Ctr, glbernptrtaltuns.
@6arles Daib, 73. 1857 Wiami
9lpe., MusfeIrbsumatismus.
genjamin 9runina rs, Aba Rails
roab 9lps., DaHeriuht.
9enrieits Sacobs, 81, "a 2oubOn
Court, ylisrenleiben.
anna 9ummel, 73, S23 Gbatsan
MDe., 5er5leiben.
2puifa Disffenba9. SO, ct. Mars
Sofpital, osrsleiben.
Sufan 5pltidatp, 10, 1401 Glao.
-itpns 9lDe., WisrsnIsibsn.