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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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6dutensruben gu iingen: rusber
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-29

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TIN auA bort gIsi9 perbausn.-
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Interesting Folk at Noun
tain Lake

Mountain Lake, in Giles County. Va,
has proved a popular summer play
ground among washingtonians this
season and bids fair to rival Hot
Springs as a favorite early autumn
resort Guests arriving by motor at
the Mountain Lake Hotel last week
include DR.. and Mrs. A. Y p. Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. William Payne Mere
dith, Mr. Henry Garnett, Mrs. Bu-
chanan Beale, Miss Hilda Beale, Miss
Cecil Norton, Mr.. E. P. Watson, Mr..
W. T. Roberts. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Stevens Clark.
Miss Martin, daughter Of Senator
Martin, and her grandmother. Mrs. C.
F. Day, have come from Richmond to
spend the remainder of the season at
Mountain Lake, and Mr.. Christopher
williams, son Of Senator John Sharp
Williams, is passing the summer
there.
Other prominent folk who are guests
at the hotel for>an indefinite stay a-
DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Levy. of Rich
mond; DR.. and Mrs Douglas Wander
hoof, Mr.. Raymond Massey, Mrs. nr-
nest F. Eggert, wife of Naval Con-
structor Eggert: Mr.. and Mrs. Nath-
aniel j. Land Mr.. and Mrs. w A.
Goodwin, and Miss Emily Taylor. of
Norfolk; Mr.. Richard Evelyn Byro.
United States Attorney for the West
ern district of Virginia: Miss Betty
Booker, who makes her grand opera
debut in New York this season; DIR,
Wilson, of William and Mary's Col
lese; the Misses Josephine and Martina
Wentworth. of Roanoke. and Mr. ard
Mrs. elinord Lyons. of New Orleans.
Mrs. Lyone - cousin of Miss Flores
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

in the near future. Mr.. Thompson is spe-
cial United States attorney general in
charge of the tobacco and other trust
prosecutions.
pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day in East Providence, r. l., in the
Church of the Sacred Heart. when Miss
Mary Christine Shields became the bride
of William G. Feely, of this city. but
formerly of Providence Miss Elizabeth
Shields was her sisters only attendant,
and NJ. ]. Murphy, of Providence. for
merly of Washington, was the best man.
The ushers, all from Washington, were
Mr. Charles II. Mccarthy. Mr.. Arthur A.
Carmody. Mr.. Joseph A. McAsker. and
Mr.. William ]. Gould. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, David
Shields Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was given in the home
of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feely left for Canada.
New York and Atlantic City and will be
at home later in the fall in this city. Mr.
Feely is an assistant attorney in the
solicitors Office of the Interior Depart
ment Many of the bridegroom's friends
in Washington went on for the wedding.
and there were relatives of both bride
and bridegroom from Milford and Wor-
cester, Mass, Westerly, r. l., and New
York.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Autumn Plans.

One of the most fashionable and i'm
portant events for the autumn will be
the Green Spring Valley Horse Show on
October on the lawn of the Green
Spring Valley Hunt Club. A number of
dinner parties are being arranged to fol-
low the show and nearly all the carriage
spaces have been taken. Mr.. W. Punk
EFT Stewart of Philadelphia. formerly of
Baltimore. will be among the judges.
The committee of arrangements is COM
posed Of Mr.. Regain Spencer, Mr.. w.
Donnell Stewart, Mr.. G. Bernard Fen
wick and Mr.. Hambleton Ober. OF Balti-
more.
It is understood that Mrs. Richard
Townsend, of Washington. who has been
occupying the Fearing cottage at New
port. will have the Thaw place, now &C.
cupied by Mrs Fletcher Ryer, of San
Francisco. next season This is Mrs.
Townsend's first season at Newport.
Admiral and Mrs. George Dewey, who
have been at the Chelsea, at Atlantic
City. all summer, will return to their
home after Labor Day.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
In Diplomatic Circles.

The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody
Eustis Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Cameron McRae~ Wins
low. and Miss Margaret Preston Draper
were among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. s. Grand d'Hauteville at the dance
which they gave at the Newport Golf
Club for their daughter. Miss Renee f.
Grand d'Hauteville. The ballroom was
decorated with Southern smilaX and
palms and hanging baskets filled with
pink and yellow flowers. Supper was
served in the tearoom. which was also
massed with pink and yellow flowers.
Former Senator and Mrs. George Pea
body Wetmore gave dinner before the
dance for Miss d'Hauteville. Mr.. and
Mrs George Peabody Eustis entertained
at dinner also, having as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert X. Cassatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles De Loosely Oelrichs, Miss
Margaret Dunlap and Mr.. George Mann.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Weddings and Engagements

The marriage of Miss Eva Leverich
Burrell and Mr.. Charles c. Rossaire
jr., of Yonkers. y. Y, took place at
noon yesterday at the home of. the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J., MUIR
ray. in Cleveland Park.
Only a small company of relatives
and intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. DR.. c. c. F. Bratenahl, former
rector Of st. Adams Church and uncle
of the bridegroom. beneath a bower
of palms and ferns in the bay win
dow OF the drawing room. Miss Ma
rie Henckels, an intimate friend of
the bride played the. wedding music.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a beautiful
gown OF white chantilly lace over
ivory tinted satin. The skirt was made
of a deep fiounce of lace and the
bodice had bertha effect of the lace.
the neck being edged with soft
folds of tulle. Her filmy tuIle veil was
edged with duchesse point lace and
held with wreath of orange bios
SONS. She carried a shower bououet
of bride roses and lilies of the val.
ley.
Miss Henrietta Burreli. who was her
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Westinghouse Out of
Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
are staying at Hill Top Inn. Newport
during the horse show. They arrived
yesterday from Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonaparte will go to
Hot Springs for the autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis c. Lehr. who
have been motoring in the White
Mountains. are stopping at the Pro-
file House, where Miss Anna Bond, of
Baltimore, also is guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes.
of Washington, were guests yesterday
of Surgeon Ralph w. Mcdowell. U. s.
n. en- route from Kennebecport 70
Washington by motor.
Mr.. Nathaniel Anderson, of WASH
ington. is wishing his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortland Anderson in Newport.
r. 1.
DIR. and Mrs. James j. Nolan. of Ca
louisville. have Miss Irene Weeks. of
Washington. visiting them.
MIR. Ten Eyck Wendell. accompanied
CONTINUED Of PAGE Two.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

dI inc Sdpudl. MI ,. LpCiiS 10 oiC'
of the most attractive and popular
hostesscs in Washington society; her
home at the navy yard has been a
center Of delightful hospitality, and
her departure to Annapolis will be
deeply regretted.
The first week of September was
rivalled only by the first week of
June as a popular bridal season. The
host of weddings which are to fill the
autumn months and unite many fam
lilies OF wealth and prominence, was
inaugurated last Wednesday morn
ing when Miss Judith Norment was
married to Mr.. Charles Ashmeadc
Fuller Eight other brides chose the
same day for their matrimonial ven
ture, and practically every Wednes-
day until late November, when the
brides must yield their place to the
dcbutantes, will be distinguished by
several interesting ceremonies.
There are so many marriages to
take place during the coming autumn
weeks, Judging from the hosts of an
nouncements which are scattered
through the pages of the social cal
endar with an indefinite some time
in the fall' attached, and great
many more may be expected as the
aftermath of summer time The en-
gagement OF Brigadier Gen. George
P. Scriven, chief signal. officer of the
United States army, to Miss Eliza
beth McOuade, OF Staten Island. N.
Y, was an interesting announcement
of last week, Gen. Scriven is a
prominent figure in Washington
where he and his daughters have
lived for several years and taken part
in the social activities. He holds
distinguished army record. He has
been military attachc in Mexico and
Rome, attended the Russian corona
ton, and was detailed with the Turk
ish forces in the late 'oo's. He
served in Cuba ard in the Philip
pines, was signal officer of the Chi
nese relief expedition, and was recon-
mended by Gen. Chaffee to be
hrevetcd lieutenant colonel for gal
LIANT conduct at Yangtsun. He is
the author of various documents on
military subjects, and is member
of the University and New York
Athletic clubs, and of the Army and
Navy, Metropolitan, and Riding and
Hunt clubs of this city.
Another very interesting announce
ment of the week. which has been
rumored these many moons, was the
engagement of Miss Rebekah Wilmer,
daughter of the noted oculist, and
Mr. Thomas A. Scott Thropp, son
of former Representative and Mrs.
Joseph Thropp. of Pennsylvania The
Troops have a handsome home in
Washington at Twelfth and r streets,
and are among the most prominent
families OF the Capital Miss Wilmer
has been a belle since her debut
several seasons ago. She is very
beautiful, an accomplished horse
woman. and graceful and tireless
dancer No date has been set for the !
wedding which is sure to be bril-
liant and socially important event.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

CONTINUED oN PAGE Tw0'
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Back in Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bennett are at
the Brighton after trip of two months
to the California expeditions and other
interesting places in the West. They ex-
Feet to visit relatives In Georgia shortly
after which they will be at home to their
friends about November l.
Miss NJ. s Fullerton. Of New York
City. who arrived at the New Willard
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Autumn @eooine BELLS Are Tineine.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL Koo,

Capital beginning this
September from which dates officially, passed practically with
incident for the brides who selected for their
wedding
northern will
rom October.
Most residents the North
have extended the villas throughout
tember miad a
The
Indian before she form for the social
versly the official folk trihe earlier the
contingent have changes likely
be back n town directly
The the assignment OF Capt Edward w Eberle
Yard of
to F
command the Pacific Reserve Fleet
circles
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05
Velvet Hats, $500 to $3.50

The Poke, with high back also the dainty small Tuban and
medium Sailor. The trimmings black black and white
gold and silver toqu and birds Facmle of the
imported models made the Pala Royals mners
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

The engagement Of Claude E. Thomp.
son to Miss Nellie Califf Hoffman.
daughter of Mrs. Mary c. Hoffman. of
Towanda. Pa. has been recently an
nounced and the wedding will take PLACE
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

Howard who spent last winter in
Washington with her aunt, Mrs. Rich
ard Weightman.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kann. of Beverly
Courts. left Thursday for a two weeks
motor trip to Atlantic City. and New
York City. where they will be the guess
of relatives.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

Mr. Albert Stcinem has returned from
a. ten-day stay at Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerback and
family returned from Rockville. Md.
where they were located for the sum-
mer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
Stcnben-@ eieaidaft.
8ir0 nrellc senonng I'M september
nod 9eutihlaro inns Selter=
rei6 ldifen.

Sbmobl lit Sen lettcn 8ohel1 fei.
ne Senollngen on oie @olpitaler in
9eutldlano bon Ser bieligen 5teu-
bens@eleaidoft abgelditft moroen
limo, 10 fat 6ie slrbeit fir Sic cole
Sad)e 5elu1od ni6t ger1tbt.
Die 9an1elr Ser Steube1=8 81 len.
1daft, Die be%fanntlid) mebr @oipital-
gorratbe nod 0eutidlano gel9idt
Bot OILS irgelto cine onoere Srgo1i,
iation lit Sen @ereinigten Stauten,
Baden lit Sen lekte11 @odel1 uber
5000 Daros @i11oen l1ro @anoagen
gerollt. Sic mnterbanoeln jest iiber
Den @nfaltt bon 1000 Nfuno blutltil-
lclt0er @atte.
Die @eiellidaft erlpartet, om 1.
september bieles Sabres cine 11ele,
groB &c Senoung nod ben @plpitalerl1
III 3elltldlano abgebcn 5u lai1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
su5ialiitcn bartcn ant 1. gnenit
1ifnif ab.

Ias oierte jabrlide 9ifnif ser go,
5ialilten Ser 9ret 5t6ote miro ann
Sonntag, ben /. 4llgl,it, nl1f Sublr-
ban Sslan0 gefeiert merben. Mls
Geoner iinb gerponnen aporoen emil
Sei6cl, friiberer 0iirgcrnleilter bon
Wilmoufee 11no io3ialiltil6er aanoi.
0at fir bas 9(mt bes Hrditoenten i'm
Satire 1912, Oscar Mmeringer bon
Milmn1fee, Sobn aennebp lln0 SSH,
liam Ho0igrle5 bon Chicago. 2eb.
terer mar elmer Ser 6ollptfir6rcr bei
Dem fiir5liden StraBenbabnitreif in
G6icago.
Die Aebner meroen iiber in6rIt,
rielle 8erbaltnille in 0en Bercinigter
Staoten 1,nb europa ipre6en. Cir
por5iiglifes Erogralnm, barl11nter Ell
goleballipiel 5pilden 0obenport uni
gtod Sslarro, 1T III @l1siidt genom,
men mor0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
9l1s bcrn Goliaciaeridlt.

Die pprgeltcrn Mbeno bon oe11 De-
teftlnen Bil6op ltno &inl1eD lll1ter Ser
Mnflage Der 2anoitreid)erei berbaftete
2l1cille Goberts bon SEQ. 2t41h Meoin
straBe muroe geiterl1 Meorgclt i'm
Noli5eigerift 5ll ciner @elbltraie BON
So an0 in sic SEQ ten Des gerfa6rens
berurtbeilt.
Ser Sitbltss gbauffcur Soc Mat=
tbe1ps, hpclder Dorgeltern slbenb orf
Weldpperoe ieiner Strait perbaftet
1pltroc, ap1roe geltern Mlorgen gu 5ebn
Iagen 8efangnib p%erl1rt6cilt. Gr
1oa 'betru1fen beimlgcfnmrnen Iein
ll1to 1eine Ira1 9epriigelt baben.
Sralt Mattbems %perlongte bonn Noli=
5elridter, BOB ct Sen Mann ser
5ril1ferbeilanltalt in 811oroiae iiber.
mtlporte.
Scr bon Noli5ilt Gorl Souie ur6
8eteftib 9raOp perboftete Clarence
@prtncr mllrbe geltcrn pom Noli5ei.
rid)ter ST elmer @eloltrofc bon IL
Gagel1 perurtbeilt. @prtner lol
Jralllein 9earl 4ibmcper allf einen
3ampferallsf ling beloitigt mnb lie ipq.
ter NIT einem &aiirmel1er be0rob1
baben.
3u orei eager, @ciang1iB murot
Soc Gbelter megel1 Irl,nfenbeit Der.
lrtbeilt.
Der Sal ae9en S. grofnlalln 1pc
gen lebertretnng Ser Mlltomobil=Sr
btral15 lpnroe onf 6rcitog gtadmit
tag %pcrldpben.
lll1tcr ei1lem luspcnoirtcn l1rtbei
BON 10 5agcn @efdngniB fom 6rei
Stegal anf oas 9%eripred)el oapo11
Die Staot sll p~erlaI1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
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3i4orienbriibe. souz
riit .(3ur Wirtin): r96r'n Sic nal,
Sbr aaffee 1T ober redt miferabel!
Der TT ia 10 idpad, baB er niht
nal aug Der Safe raus tann!!"
3iiglta. Jrdulein (ib<
re photographic 5eigen0): .Mas ia
gen sic, lebe i'd ni4t f4auberboft
ous?" ].
Ser: rauf Der Photographic
ni6t!!"
Drutfebler. Die Sc II tie
Gfoute), pel4e Der popa auf ieinen
Netien pdblte, gefiel Dem tleinen
Wtar, ben er mitgenommen, gar ni9t.
49, Gin 5rab. @ollbcs nante
Gals Der fleine 6ribl elm Mdbden am
Spielplob sei4lasen): .Na bDz
re NAL, mas 1T bas fir cine Mrt?!!"
Der 5riBl: nlleberbaupt teine,
1pnbern me - unart
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
A4erlri tiir's Dans.

earrings mild labt ii9 porz
teilbaft nit gutter R%lnltbutter, ein lpes
mtg frilder Butter unb elmer Spur
paprita Su elmer n@arbelenbutter"
pertpenben, bic (epentuen nit tleinem
3ufob oider fiiber @abne) tiidtig au
perorbeiten It. (96ringe maht nan
am beiten nit einem Obit= ober perz
ntdelten Me1er suredt, iie nebmen
Damn niht ben bitteren @eidmad an
tpie our@ Elm @tobrmeTer)
G.rnei9en alter SeIfarz
ben au 9oI3. Otter, b%elDnoers
1apn mebrmals erneuerter Selfdrs
benanitrt@ bldttert bdufig itellenz
ipeiie ab unb es ntrb Damn feline bplz
ftanbi9e 8e%feittgung Dor Musfiibrul1gs
zines nel1et, gln1trides erforberIid.
gu biefem a3pede ltreidt man fol-
genbe Miidung in menerriidenbider
@4i9t auf. 2 pfuno rpbe pottaiae
tpirb unter l1mriibren in / Quart
beiBem WaKer ~aufgelDit, 0ie nod
tparme Chung NIT 3 pfunb sriiner
Seife acmiidt uno 8 pfuno tei9f0r=
niger gelDidter Salt ougeriibrt. Die
Grtpei9ung Der alien Stlfarbe tritt
na@ eintgen 9tunben Elm. Mu9 alter
@laiertttt ipirb burd btefe Mif9uns
erpet9t. Gin aEberes glei6faus be-
pdbrtes 8erfabren our 8eieitigung
alien Selfarbenanitri9es be1tebt baz
rim, 6ob mon benielben burd ole
Sti9flamme elmer alien 20tlampe
erbibt. 9ierbur9 miro Ser alte Mn=
itri@ blaiis, loft lid Dielfad BON
9ol3 ab unb fam bierauf lei9t, unb.
f4ne1 10 p~onitdnbig absei6abt tpers
ben, bab teine Spur bapon 5uriid=
bleibt.
9prtrefflides unb biIliz
ges 3abnpulper. 9as bette,
biuisfte uno %geiiinbeite 3abnpulper
1T feingepulperter Mil@5uder, ben
man Inn geringen preis in jeber
Mpot9ete baben tann. 8ermDse ieines
i4naden Gebolts an Mild1dlre rei=
nigt er Sic 3dbne bol1tommen, obne
tie an5ugreifen, unb fem @ebrau6
1T reinlt9er unb angenebmer, als it,
genb Elm anoeres MitteI. 2eute, bic
On iiblem Munbgeru6 leiben, fo1ten
ii9 inbes tetnes anberen ,3abnpulz
pers alS fein9epulperter 9ol5tobIe be-
bienen, Sic ale ib1en @eriide be-
nimmt. Mun tann bas 9ol5toblenz
pulper ar@ nit Mil43uder permiz
lden, pobur9 ieine Mnipenoung an
genebmer unb ipirtiamer nirb.
Il m gelb genorbeneS @l=
fen bein nieoer ne 3 II m a.
den, bereitet man einen biinnen,
aaltbrei, erbibt benfelben uno legt
Dos gelbe @lfenbetn 10 Iangee btnei11,
Bis es tpeib getporben 1T. Damn pirb
es aus benz 8rei genommen, geipult,
setrodnet unb poliert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
9amfia9un8.

Mden lieben Sreunben, Nadbnrn
lnb 8efannten iagcn lpir btcrmit fir
Sic 5ablreide Betbeiliguns an bcm 2ci%
denbegdn9ntilc meiner lie6c,, @attin,
nnlerer gnten Mutter lnO Sdppelter,
Ssrau Minnic 3lagmanu, lppie Sic
praidtigcn, sablreiden 8llmenitiidc
nn1eren nufridtigen, ticf9efiiblte,l
9nnt. Gang Defenders 'banfen mir Der
Srcllc SdupcItern 2pge, Dem @erinatid
Srnlenb11b 1lnD Ben 8nmcn ser NorO=
lpeit 3abcnpprt 2iebertafef, slomie Srall
Mnna gdrpeber, gbris. Sanien lnS
Serrn Spbnnnes arocger fit bie idDe
men, e6rcnbcn Nadrufe, Die lie bergerz
.ltprbenen geipiomet lulb Sic gcfii1lpolz
len 5%rplteslpprte, Die lie an inns GEE
rtGtet bdbcn.
ggiaiam 9lagmanm, @atte,
Srmt Sreb @ambcr, gcb. Ylognlann,
Mobert 8lagma,n,
Mpp 9lagma1tn,
SttD Hlagma1rt,
Ginber,
Srau Slgp siepert, 9eb. Weueaer,
in 9entl6lanb,
ScnrD Mnclcr, 9llrant, So,
Gbriit. Msncller, 9llrant, Sa.,
Mng,1it Mmcl(er, @alcott, Sa.,
9eter Mucl(cr, in 9eut16lanb,
@elbtpiiter,
0llS16t. neblt 8%cripanotcn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-16
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Sreunben nnb 8efnn1ten hermit
Die trauri9e Nadrt6t, -Dab meme ge=
liebte @atttn, nnlere liebe Wtl1tter,
Sdlpicgermutter nnD @roBmltter,
eopbta ltGtortf
geb. San1en,
am 9onnerstag, Sen Is. Suit, Door
gems I'M 6R l1br, nad fllr5em idtpez
ren 2eiben inn Mlter bon ga Sabrcr,
3 Wpnaten llnb 8 3agen ianft entz
l6lafen lit.
9as 2eidenbegangniB fin0et om
Sonnabenb, Ben II. Sl1li, Madmittag:
I'M 2 l16r, bonn 3rauerbau1c; SEQ. 1910
ipcltli6e s. GtraBe, aus na6 bem5tdb
tilden Sriebbpfe ltatt.
lin titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten 6intcrbliebenen:
Briebcrid) ltdtprff, sr., @atte,
Maric Yoiutgret, Woline,
Gltsabrtb 2inf,
Mnra 6ennings, 4a64
Caroline shreiber,
gilbert ltd)tprff,
Wargarett 8crrDt,
Mmclia 8ietts,
5rcb ltdtprff, ST.,
Qllcr ltdtprff,
&inber,
ne6it gnfcln n11b Beripanbten.
W.16,17t.