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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
WET AND DRY COMPROMISE.
Waterloo Factions Trying 10 Arrange
Declaration Of Peace,


Waterloo, Feb. ga plan has been
proposed to stop the fight in Waterloo
among business men over the saloon
question. Briefly stated, 1t is suggested
that the new saloon petition be with
drawn because of the short time tho
saloons would be open in case the
county board finds 1t sufficient, The
vets do not take kindly to the propo-
sition, saying that they are expected to
make all of the overtures In order to
get the peace which the drys propose.
Rival business organizations have
been striving for the victory the
Greater Waterloo association for the
saloons and the Business Mems Tenn
perance association against them.
The drys realize that they will be
beaten before the board and in the
court" said a leading member of the
Greater Waterloo association today,
"and we are asking for a compromise,
hoping to get us to withdraw the petit
ton. We can not afford to do this
when a majority of voters have ex-
pressed their desire for the legalized
saloon. predict that the drinking
places will be opened April l If not
sooner" 49,, ..>.a Is ~.
Those who looked with favor on the
plan, most of them members OF the
dry organization, say 1t would be un-
wise to@unsettle conditions here for a
few months by opening saloons after
they have been closed for nearly two
years and half. They contend that Ii
Waterloo continues dry it will ha, e
an advantage over the cities which
must go dry for the first time on
Jan. l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23

Madrid.-"Disagreenb but not of
dangerous import is the attitude of
the Spanish government regarding
CarranZa's expulsion from Mexico of
Minister Caro-. The Carranza govern
ment, it was explained. has never been
recognized by Spain, and Senior Caro-
consequently had never presented his
credentials to the constitutionalist
chief Senior Dato. the Spanish pre-
mier. brought the expulsion of Minis
ter Caro- before the senate and made
the following statement: I'VE are not
face to face with conflict between
Spain and Mexico. 1t is II deplornble
incident. and it has brought about an
immediate demand for explanations on
our part. But we hope the matter will
reach satisfactory termination. The
matter, however, Is too delicate to be
treated at this moment in the senate
chamber"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23

paying now. The other classes Of
freight are reduced accordingly. First,
second, third and fourth class rates are
applied only to shipments In less than
carload lots. Fifth class rates and
classes A, B, G, d. and F. are applied
to carload shipments only.
Mr.. Wylie in commenting upon the
new tariffs said that undoubtedly Des
Moines would show it's appreciation
substantially of the correction by the
Minneapolis & ST. Louis IA lroad OF
these rates. The reduction will mean
much to Des Moines financially as an
example Of which might be cited the
case of a carload of structural iron re-
Gently received in Des Moines. The
reduction of 11.6 per cent on the small
freight charges on oox of shoes does
not appear to have any great import
ance. A reduction of 1.o5 cents per
100 pounds on such a carload makes a
difference Of over SIT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
NOW DESTROY YOUR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
I Will Send Free to All Readers Secret
by Which Destroyed My Own
Growth.
MarveIou. Discovery Banishes Un.
slightly Hair on Face, Arms, Neck
or Elsewhere.

say that you need no longer pay out
YOUR money for worthless depilatories
but that can rid you Of your superhu-
GUS hair with simple home treatment,
without electricity. tweezers. or other
ineffective and painful devices Of the
beauty doctor.
Don't shut your eyes and say 'Im-
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You have tried everything you ever
heard of, and have spent your good
money right and left just as others
have, 1 say well and good; let me prove
my claims to you beyond question. Let
me send you without charge the COM
plete instructions which resulted in my
own cure after many things had failed.
am willing to put my time against
yours and to prove that SPEAK the
truth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
coMPLErE DEAL FOR PURCHASE
OF DIES MONIES & FORT
DODGE.
PRESIDENT ERs DENIES
SALE OF HIS ROAD
Declares M. q st. L. Will Remain In
dependent and Be DsveIoped-Has
Been Operating Des Moines & Fort
Dodge Line For Three Years Under
Lease.

Minneapolis. Feb. 23.-After confer
ring with Edmui Pennington. presi-
dent of the 500 lime. Newman Erb,
president Of the Minneapolis & St.
Louis road, last night denied that
negotiations were being made to sell
the M. & st. L. to the 500 Line or to
the Canadian Pacific. Mr. Erb said
that his presence in Minneapolis con-
cerned the taking over of the Des
Moines & Fort Dodge road by the IN.
& ST. L. today.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Des Moines s. Fort Dodge road
was held Friday in Des Moines, when
the sale of the 134 miles of trackage
and all property to the NJ. & ST. l.. was
authorized. There will be another
meeting Of the stockholders of the M.
& st. L. in Minneapolis Saturday,
when the transactions will be ratified.
Mr.. Erb was here yesterday. to ar
range the details of the two meetings
with w. NJ. Bremner, general counsel
of the NJ. & st. l.. The st. Louis has
operated the Des Moines & Fort Dodge
road, which runs from Des Moines to
Ruthven, on a lease for about three
years. Negotiations for the sale have
been pending for some time.
Why tho Rumor Started.
Concerning the rumored sale Of the
said "A few years ago I sold the
Wisconsin Central to the 500, and
since then every time Mr.. Pennington
and I meet there are reports that I
am going to sell him another railroad
You can forever set at rest all re-
ports that the Minneapolis & st. Louis
is to be sold. Neither is the Pere d.
Marquette to be transferred to the 500
or the Canadian Pacific"
Mr.. Erb and Mr.. Pennington We're
together for an hour at noon yester-
day in the latter.s office. They then
lunched at the Minneapolis Club. In
asmuch as there were rumorS current
in Wall Street to the effect that MT.
Erb's visit west dealt with the sale of
the Nj. & st. L., it was thought that
the plans for the transfer were being
made yesterday, although MIR. Pen
nington had denied the day before
that the 500 Line would purchase the
NJ. & st. L. \
IT came here for the express pur-
pose of meeting Mr.. Bremner to ar
range for the absorption of the Des
Moines and Fort Dodge road" MIR.
Erb said "There was absolutely no
significance in my meeting with Mr.;
Pennington. We are close friends. ];
Il A minneapolis Road.
"The Minneapolis and st. Louis IS
pre-eminently Minneapolis road and
will always remain as such. We are
improving the road every year. Since
we took over control we have pur-
chased the Iowa Central, the Minne-
,ota, Dakota and Pacific, the Iowa
Central western lines, and now with
the addition Of the Des Moines road,
we will have system Of 1854 miles.
The slogan with us is Let us develop
the Minneapolis & st. Louis, and not
sell the road"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
Lads Condition Is Unchanged.
ecial to Times-Repu5livan.

Special to Times Repu blivan.
Iowa City, Feb. %. Master Paul
Watson, the son of Iowa's athletic
trainer, continues TO make brave
fight against death. The 1O-year-old
lad. with the base of his Skull and his
forehead fractured. has been uncon-
scious since his latest lapse for thirty
six hours, and he is burning up with
fever. His life is still imperiled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
For. Dodge Wins Cup.

Fort Dodge, Feb. 23.-Fort Dodge
high school romped away with first
place in the Van Patten cup tourna-
ment Saturday night and won perma-
nent possession of the valued trophy
Reinbeck also participated IN the finals
but was defeated by the local crew by
40-2S score.
East and West Waterloo high schools
did not stage their game to determine
their standing for second place Sat
urday night on the armory floor. They
told the tournament management that
they would play to a 500 crowd in
Waterloo and had decided to settle
their difference there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
Keeping in Good Condition.

Many people suffer from indigestion
and constipation and do not know 1T. A
feeling of dullness and lnnRuidness. Bit
ter taste in the mouth, headache.
bilious fever--most Of those conditions
when you ARE not cick, but don't feel
right"-can be traced to sluggish bow
els and torpid liver. Foley Cathartic
Tablets cleanse the system. arouse the
liver. Danish indigestion and make you
feel good all overnight, energetic
and ambitious. Sold by Mcbride & VIII
Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
How to Cur : L. Grippe Cough

Coughs that hang on" demand treat
ment. Stop and think! Reason and
common sense tell you tina. 1t 10 folly
to grin and bean. It." Those racking
la grippe coughs that wrench the body
and cause soreness and pains in the
lungs yield more quickly to Foley's
Honey and Tar than to az other
treatment. Forty years record Of sue
cesses proved this. For coughs. colds
croun ana other distressing ailments Ct
throat, chest, lungs. lar. TX and bron-
chial tubes, you can find nothing that
will compare with ills reliable remedy.
Mcbride e win Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
Montour Mention.

Special 70 Times RepuDIlcan
Montour Feb. 23.-E. i. Wilcox mas
returned from several weeks visit with
his son near Independence.
Mrs. Nelson Cronk is visiting rela..
tives in Cedar Rapids
The quarantine has been lifted from
the Ora Howard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Hamre and two
children of Ellsworth, are visiting rel
atives southwest of town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
VICTIM OF ATTACK DIES.
James Porter, Of Muscatine, Assaulted
in Chicago Suecumbs to Injuries.

in Chicago Succumbs TO injuries.
Special to s-Republican.
Muscatine. Feb. 23-Injuries received
by James Porter, a Muscatine man. at
Chicago last week. proved fatal. his
death occurring in the Windy CITY,"
The Chicago police department arrested
several who are held in connection
with the assault which occurred last
Friday. Porter, while walking along
Randolph street, was accosted by two
unknown men, one of whom hit him
over the head with a shovel which he
held in his hand. The cause of the
assault is unknown, and belief pre-
valent in Chicago police circles Is that
Porter was victim Of mistaken iden-
tity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
ALL GAMBLING UNDER BAN.
johnson County Attorney Warns
Against Gaming of Amy Sort.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb 23-Gambling in any
form in the cigar stores and othe'
places of business in Iowa City has
been forbidden. All merchants have
promised to Danish absolutely slot ma :
chimes. dice, cards, lottery boards. etc.
County Attorney e. B. Wilson states
that the conduct of any sort of gamb-
ling in stores hereafter will spell pros
ecNion under the state law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
CITY INVADED az RATS.
City Of Muscatine, Fearing contasion,
Would Welcome Pied Piper.


Would Welcome Pied Piper.
Special to Times-Republican.
Muscatine, Feb. 23-The Pied Piper of
Hamelin would be a welcome visitor in
Muscatine just now. The flood stage
on the Mississippi river has caused the
thousands Of river rats to forsake
their nests along the river front and
they have invaded the business section
of the city. Fearing the spread of
contagion the local health authorities
have established a bounty on the fat
and hundreds of them are be-
ing killed daily. With the small boy
rat killing has become profitable in
dustry and the city treasury has been
subjected to q heavy drain More than
500 rats were shot by boys who patrol
the river front during the past three
dayS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
REGISTER. Leader Prose-. Saved.

Des Moines, Feb. %. - Investigation
disclosed that the Register and Lead
er-Tribune presses are not seriously
damaged except by water. 1t is ex-
pected that they will be in condition
for use within comparatively short
time. Much Of the other machinery
also experienced more damage from
water than from fire.
The old structure will be put into
condition for a temporary home at
once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
kINDLEs FIRE WITH OIL.
Belgian Laborer at Belle PLANE eadl,
Burned by3ExpIosion Of Gasoiene.

Burned byaExPIosIon OF Gasoiene.
Special to Times-Republican.
Belle PLANE. Feb. 23.-on Saturday
Ed Forte, Belgian, work
ing for James Park on his new garage,
started to make a fire and didn't know
there were live Goals in the stove. He
picked up ve-gallon can of gasolene
and poured some on the Goals; the can
exploded and threw the oil all over
him, and he was soon ablaZe. He ran
out of the door and jumped on pile
OF wet sand and was promptly covered
up by other workmen attracted by his
cries for help He was very badly
burned, but 1t is thought ne will re-
cover. A little damage was done to the
building but the fire was put out at
once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
MOVING Pictures.

Moving pictures may be said to
have begun with the appearance OF
Edison's MICROSCOPE in 1898. Before
that date the art was to large ex-
tent experimental and roncommercial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23
rREE COUPON This Certificate

entities any reader Of Marshalltown
Times Republican to Mrs. Jenkins
Free CONFIDENTIAL Instructions for
the Punishment of Superfiuous Hair,
II sent with &c stamp for postage.
Good for Immediate use only. Adj
dress Mrs. Kathryn Jenkins. Office
162 b. w. Wentworth Building,
Boston. Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-23

Wisdom Of tho AncIents.
There is but little in a woman's adj
vice; yet he that won't take 1t Is not
overwise.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
Ne,tes bon Ser @ulisei.

Son Geteftip Charles @oettde1
lpllroe geitern glben0 Soc Dillon me.
gen Irie0cnsitorul1g berbaitet.
Noli5ilt sloam Staffenbiel perbof,
tete gelter1 @enrD 9lrroerl on lpeger
5runferlbeit.
SSl 9fof Ssla1t0 perbaftet u1b mad
Davenport gebrad)t ml1roe Bert Gil
pis, Der cinen offentlid)en @en1ein.
ldQoelt begallgen baben iou.
so. 9iaon 1Dlrbe geltern Radmit.
tag als Srlti5fliidtling nerbaftet. 81
ut b%eld)uloigt, ein @l1agp in Gales.
burg, SIT, an iid gelloru1e1 5ll ia.
ben. 3illol1, 1peld)er in 9ellger's
aoble1gel6aft ongelteat lit gab an.
toas gltg9p 11ad) galesburg 5llriidge.
ld)idt 81 Gabelr. gr 5eigtc ol1d) eilter
olesbe5iigliden 5rad)tperlnoel6eir
Dor. Gin 6i1fs=Sberiff mar allS
@alesbltrg bierbergefomme11. 3iciel
5ilfs.Sberiff ioa 9illon ms @elid1
9eldlagen baben, morolrf 9i1on eli.
'1len gerbofts6efe6l gcgen Sen @ilfs-
|Sberiff erlpirfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
@imn1t frana1iiidlem glbldicS.

Set lcetel1 Mol1toa lit Sod Moatb
/ BETTER bcs @arbierlaOens inn 4llt.
nam @ebal,oc imlrlos peridpmul0cr
1l1o bot sablrcidc Sduloen butter,
laIien.
Mm Mo1ltng fant 6. Moiel,farb III
Den 9arbierlaocn. Hpad erflarte ici.
ncn &u1loen, BOB ct cine biibIbe oia-
lnalltene &rmpattcl1llaocl babe. 90
ienfarb ~erlpioertc, bob er bic 9sopel
~pcrfoufc1 apiiroe, falls CT ben bon i'm
gcpiinidlten Grcis bafiir crbaItel,
miiroe. &oadl erlot iid, sic Nooel
an it'd 81 tebnlen llllo on 0el1 Mean11
5u bringen.
@elagt, getbun! Mber leit ieller
3ett 1T Roah lnitionunt Mabcl ner-
ld)pnlroen. &llr5c 3eit mod iei1eln
sSer} edeaeaaillOen ltelte les iib bcraus,
bob Huab eille Meibe bieltgcr @e-
ldaftslcl1te I'M flcillere ulro nr6l,e,rc
Sun1mcn beldppin0elt hot. all,d1 )at
er ei1em jllngen M'dbden ei1lel1 Iia-
maturing abgeborgt lln0 bon ei1re1l1
a1rberen Miaodel1 ei11el1 ao0uf. 81
tcftip Charles gocttder lit nit Ser
gltforbeitlng ocs Iales betral,t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
@eaem 9riifebcraer.

Captain Gan 5. Gpers bon ser
9atteric %" 6at ii6 OIL sberifi
Soltis gcfbarot, ballen l@ebiIfen allS
an oos Iiitriftsgeridt ge1palrot, lul1
ole 3riideberacr Der l~1eblupgel1 scr
Wotterie sur Strcfe SIT brinaelt. 8ci
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lteblu1g Scr @atterie 9 fiil,oigte Gap
tain gpers OH, BOB i11 lolden 6allen,
IN oel1en cir 0fitglieo Scr @utteric
11ldt 5ltnor it'd Grlallbnib sum- Sort
blei!belt roll- Der llc6u1g gebolt babe,
oerlelbe bon bcm Sbcriff ooer oeIie11
@cbilfen 5tpallgslpeiie sur l1cbl1l1g &C.
brad merOen miirbe. 9ielelbe
5rpangs1peiie @orfiiDrllng miro alld)
ol1i ale 0riidebcrscr bon Sem inn
1ladNte1 Monat IN Sparta, isis.
ltat%tfinoetoen 6elolager 4%lrnen0lurg
fin0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
@olocnc SpdBcit.

Mm fonlnellocn 6reitng, SEN 90.
SSl1li, merocn Captain 8. IS. 2unca-
tier altro @atti11 Don 2eGlaire SOS
Set i6rer golocnen @pdl5eit ieiern
foun1en. Die Ieier miro int @Aeileil1
bon Trenluoen M1o @ermaroten Dor
ltd gcbe1l.
Captain 2al1calier muroe am 20.
Slllt 1910 i'll Mof SsIalt6 geboren,
|perbrodte bort Sic eriten S1geno-
labre nlt6 per5og nit ieinen gltern
nod 2eGlaire, NO er sl1itellng OILS
Sdiffs5immar1ollll fanD. Set IS
Sabrcn arbeitet CT fin Captain glair
bon Ser @bite Collar @i11ie nnb lit
sur 3eit ul1f 0em Gampfer Worning
Star beiGaftigt.
Sral1 2al1edlter mllr0e am 90.
yfai 1913 in Nel1nlplponien geboren
lt1b fam gleidials III jullgell sssab@
ren init ibren glter11 nod 2eGlaire.
Ser gbc iil1o flint &ilrOer entiprun=
gen, bier &naben ulro ein Maoden:
Gapt. g.. 6. aancaiter, iebt 6iibrer
eines gootcs auf Sem Dllfon lluB,
Ilasfa; Ihcn1as n1lo Srbn BON Ono
bonlilb, @alb,. 1lnb 90. Sefierlon
2ancaiter bon Winneopolis, Minn.
Nas Maod]en lit Dor eilrem Sabre
~geltorben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
8rohcr MDbclpcrfal,f
01it so Nro5. ont Collar bcqirnf
1ellte Mtorgel III Ironc's Sur.
l1ltllre SaDer.
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Die befonntc Mobelbonolung Dor,
6ral1c IN geo. 107 8e1t 9. straBe
miro bcllte M3orgel1 eil1en Mielel-
Jtabattperfanf bon Mobeln aQer 9[rt
oerallltalten, apie u%lllere 2cier aus
per sln5eige an m0crer steuc Des
Slattes Ell cben lperbcl1.
Sos @aarenbolls Ser sc. g. 9or=
ter eolllpol1p al Ser 8elt 9. Strol3e
tat lett lan1crer Belt cine Mbtbei,
hung llltcrbalter, in scr Wobel uno
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mllrGcll.
3ie itetioe gcrqr6bcrulla mrocrcr
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pam %erforNcrtc mebr M1iumlidfeiten
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lonln1tes M0bcllogcr l1ltcr 4reis III
oerfoll1cll. Sic botcn Ser 1Sral1c 1llr.
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l1llo oiele cntidlob iih, loslclbe II,
&c l1'allactotellen Ireis ron so @cnts
an Collar 5u %fnuicn.
Sleles arpbc ms reidNoltioc 90.
Scr miro Don bellte ob al 90 Gents
mn Collar sum Gertalli ltcbcn. Gcl
Ncrfalf lit auBerIt p%reispiiroio u1[
Gin 9elld ocs M0hellogcrs lit Al
! enpfeblen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21

ais Elm Oper beS u@lpr>
rethea 0ierten" erI9ien nit blutenz
Dem @6petfe ein .leiner iri{der Ser
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perurfaat, Der tterbeinise Yatient
iuuroe benn a,lh in Mnertennll1lg feiz
ner Snteaigen5 i'm Gmpfongs5immer
bon elmer &rantenlpdrterin berbunben
unb Ser Siirbiiter oes Sp1pitals,
Wm. MaboneD, beahii6tist, ben
9ltrb gu aDoptteren unb inn ben al1f
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Den Namen "@elbpm Sch" bei5ule=
gen.
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Sbebopgon, Di5., eingetroHener
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Nitolaus Mplitor aus @bebopgon,
pabreno er {einer 8ef@dftigung in
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@eiie berbriibt. 81 itir5te in ei-
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tart gclabsnen Drabt crgriff, balln5
loslieb uno ubfiiir5te. Man gluubte
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gen 1T iein 3nitanb 8~befrisbiaenb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-21
Giubrcdcr itattcn Scim ppn Griclte,
Scl1tdl Qb.

SS1 Ser Nad)t bon Mol,tag ollf
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rms &lrdJe, begabcn iih BORT in oas
&elergcldoB lllo cntlpelloeten ci11el,
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re1 Ibcilc Oes @alles nllo burd)jlld)=
ten ole 3innn1cr Ser pforrberrlidlel1
@obnnng. Sic erbal1teten cine @olt-
ham llbr, eillen S6liillelblmb, Elm
Eaar ldmar5e 9elnfleioer n1o 1886
in 9aargelb.
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Scnnis=snrnicr.

Mltf Sen Iennis= 9Mdten ocs g1oc
Sslalto Mricnal @olf Clubs bego,tl
poreeltcrn bas ~oiesidbrige Senuis
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folgcnoen Spiclcr betbciligcn lid) al
bem S1,rl1ier:
@enliidptcs Goppelipicl:
0orotbp 2aroncr-Gorl Stiholt.
Strait 6. $. @ilim1-Hobert M}it.
d)eIl.
Gitber Il11l1=SSSoe Iain, it.
8orotbp Gnllmerz9arrp gpllmlcr.
Marioric &elic=Sarolo 2ltsf.
Irol @.M. Sing Ybilalrocr Sable.
gli5abetb 9eott=g. g. @plbroof.
Iralt Mooop=0iaior Mooop.
g~Ii5abeth SniDcr=@er6ert Sniocr.
Trut Iicfe4sL. 9. 6ife.
9ura ShIescl=Soe Sitraltoer,
4al,la Sdlegel=Ipnal0 Scott.
Margaret @pn MSallrz Com Iaois.
Glara 9m1iic @abzseon @ab.
Observation-Disclosures.
Serren=0
2ullis Mrps8iln1orc 2aroller.
Soc Gain, ST.. =Mpbert Mitdcl.
4bilanber Galley Billiard Belle.
Sollr MeGlelano=SSSpe Sitral1oer.
@arrp Gollmer=G u11olS Scott.
Sobn Garfcr=gcn 4arfer.
6arolo 9llsf=g. 6 @olbroof.
Som Ians=go Iapis.
@ia @eni11gba1tm=Serbert Sniber.
Colonel Morton-Sarrp Minsmortb.
s. 6. Nonpoob=2eo 4relto1r.
3as Meiultat Ser erlte1 Mll11oe an,
uorgcltrigen Nadpnittag NOR Iolgen=
oes:
gabIe nn1o Sing idlll1sel, Side 1tro
Side.
Gable aus Sling idlllgcn gclic
l1lo 2ltsf.
Scott uno Solbroof idll,gen gou-
11er lllo Gollmcr.
Side lllo Side idlllgcn Mooop
l11lo W3ooop.
6crren=1 oppelipiel: Mitdea nrb
Cain ld)ll1gen 2ltsf uno Solbroof.
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brltar 1864 III Davenport geboren
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linn leine Satin i'm Sobe boral15ge+
ga11gen.
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bret Iodtern: Trau Cora l1ebe, 6roll
Mice Barter, 6rall Gelia MacGor-
mid; orei 9ritoern, @l1ltup, CHARLES
unb Subn, l1lo orei gdapeitern, Sra,
s. 6. 9lueoorr1, Irol1 6re0 @ns=
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nit Musnubn1e bon 6rat S. s. @llle-
born, bic III Dit ct. 2ouis mobnt.
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nerstag Madmittag Inn 5tpei lbr
bonn Irauerbaltie, geo. iii @rioge
Apenl1e, aus 11ad 6em Safbale Srie0-
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