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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
RECORD BREAKING
EARNINGS MADE By
STEEL COMPANIES
Demand Nov Greater Than
Any Time in he His
tory Of Industry
BOOM FOR com|NG YEAR

New York, Nov. is.-With record
breaking production and tendency OF
prices upward. many products being
new subject TO advances over night,
II Is fair 10 assume that steel com
panies are in for a period Of record :
breaking earnings.
Charles NJ. Sehwab's prediction Of
10 or Is years ago that By 1890 the
United States would be producing 10
900 900 tons Of steel actually seems
likely TO prove CORRECT. II Vas not
until 1905 that production exceeded
10000 900 tons. In 1870 production
was a little more than 10000 900.
The United States is today turning
out more than 5000 900 tons Of steel
annually. and with new works going
in. including those At Duluth. there
sill BE- a much larger output mex:
year. providing the industry esperi-
ences no setback
Demand for steel is greater than at
any time in history Of the industry
However. prices are several dollars .
ton lower than in the record breaking
year Of 1907. But continuation o!
presen, demand indicates that prices
may reach the average established IN
1907.
Owing TO rising prices and produe,
ton. il is difficult h forecast earn
inss Of the Steel Corporation for
last quarter OF this year. Net Of n5,.
900 900. regarded ~ conservative.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
IRON MOULOERS
STRIKE At PLAT
WORKS, DAY7ON,0
m0u|derS and C0remdkerS
Requested 10 Stay Away
Pending Trouble

DAYTON. OHIO. NV = W ~ Dc
W ep",n ha,c marked ne s,rise
- the rlo'ders ar GORE ahers =: the
Platt Iron Works ,h!s week. The fner
are Standing fir at ar cent.."H' o
victory As ye; her tas h"en no
attempt 20 open nesc: atIans VIII the
Management. Ru, =: Is expected that
se'.e move Of rs ,.ad nay tevelcp
any day
NJ disorder has be- rep rcd and
The pickle, work has passed ~. 81
Ear. WITHOUT any 3.sorisr ~ argu
ment
earle. Meskie ~. - 40 was
he'd up and searth.i ~ w. ,.cops.
has ne. yet lo5gei coap.A'a. With
safety Director Jaa1.s He s.a,es he
has ,ried numerous times ~ eet II
touch With him but had ,a.,ei 20 d
80 Up % the time the NJ ' :. repre-
sen;a; ve saw I'm. HIS ntett1ers are
20 follow Il Up Sc "a. a repetition
y such Al occurrence ~ re. r. pos
sb,e
TIE strikers express themselves as
wea Pleased a the way things are
prosr, sslng ard fee sure a. TIE cut.
come. All molders and corer, akers
are requested To stay away from TIN.
ssop until an adjustment has been
male Of the existing trouble and the
wage question as settled by The anon.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
From Hull House

"Abo4. lbs .lane women RON Hull
Ho-se Started = 4. An, & Co.'S
? A.: a. tts -. p.oke:s 60 yer,
s.rore arnI-s mere The policemen
FOUND 'ha' : Mas no Sc 70 cad them
MO me pair. SagoH as !. was only
4 mater O. feH inmates as:.i they
r., 81, ard cane baes aga.r. so A
II. Lamr Tod NE he though. We could
get the women away ron here by
ins...i-g hen he odd re % n.
s.rac' ~ gang o. guards 10 pass re-.
ra!ss s.. IRE girls every time they
passei. As Mss Z en Gates Starr
Always ~a.ked pas, tie pace With a
pad n her hand A II. Larm gave
re pad and pencil ard tod ne 10
s.aHa II - e.a.a e-'ra-ee ard eye-y
me she passed e "a : OF ire 5 ?
and n til way r.4'cu,e her eT RS
! DID "a ne instructed 4. Il l.ar.r
sa that you can, bea. ap re wonle,
ard maybe some u them are too th.ck
% b. ias1 ed. bu. 90 re BE-. yo4
can. Il they have rot e. a-y shar =
n then ae \ have - -. some
other par. one evening 90 @. he
gIar!s rauea Cu-.s c. % a gin
plcse; rsFred FANNIE Goldsers a
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20

Los Angeles. GAIA four story
plan, has been acquired by the King
Motor Car Company, Detroit, Mich.
which will give abou, 10000 square
feet additional floor space to the com
pany.
Owosso, Mich.-The Worden Allen
contracting firm Of Chicago, which has
the contract for the creation Of the
$50 900 addition to the American Nal
cable plant in Owosso. has large
force Of men at work.
Massiilon, O.-With a view TO en-
larging its plant on Columbia Heights
and increasing facilities for taking
care OF big orders now on hand, the
Central Steel Company expects to
spend $500 within the next year.
Baltimore, Md.-Henry Hess. of
Philadelphia. has interested Baltimore
capitalists in subscribing $3.50 600 to-
ward the establishment here Of new
plan. TO make high grade steel prod.
uets BY an electrical process. which
assures the establishment in this city
Of a 81 .ooO, 900 plant.
Detroit. Mich.-To provide space
for further extensions Of its plant No.
3. on Clark avenue, the Studebaker
Corporation has purchased land in the
rear having 2s3 feet Of frontage on
the ives, side of Campau street. be-
tween West Fort street and West
Jefferson avenue, from the Peoples
Ice Company.
Fresno. Cal.-Anotner subsidiary
plant is to be established by the
Standard Oil Company in this city.
This plant is to be for the manufac-
ture Of Russian colorless and taste.
less medicinal products on which the
old world had a monopoly. and ship
ment Of which has been prevented by
the war
Chicago. lll.-The Booth Cold Stor-
age Company, the stock Of which is
owned By the Booth Fisheries Com
pany, has perfected and financed plans
for seven large public cold storage
plants. two Of which will be located in
, Chicago Other plants will be in Du-
luth, Buffalo, Omaha, Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh
Holland. Mich.-The W. z. Dunn
Manufacturing Company. manufac.
turers Of concrete machinery and oil
engines. 10 being incorporated with .
capital stock Of $4,000. Thu machin
cry and equipment will be moved from
Chicago into the Dearborn plant an.
operations will Be started within
few weeks.
Milwaukee. Wis--The only Maid
lamp factory In the west and tn
fourth one In the country has beral
operations on . scale that within
year 10 expected to grow TO an GU,
put Of 6o0.o Mazda lamps ne
month and IL capable Of an eve
greater produetiveness. The plant 4
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20

aaors a. az heard !; al Re - cur.
- = frf he,;e- ~o-4 ;haa that.
as IA. ~. I'D ne, slgr.ty anything
. a Jew Very many o, 'he tcr-
UNION workers 4 A. H lamrs shop
Rave o"er ins'-4c'"; BY La" nm
- . arr: guns AID ,ha' : hey
~ a-Et' - w7I.5 g. hon oa.
10y se-s arrested Ose o. the
e4'.srt. tamed Desmond. .o-A.rg n
Is s'ep a., arrested tar arry.fg a
se'ss4 - asapa- al pr a "a, =.
re .'esp a.ses $50. - or n
20's He'oo-r. 1915 AS : charged
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
NEW FACTORY BUILDINGS

that Of the Westinghouse Lamp Com
pany. 300 Center street. The build.
ing is one that was formerly occupied
BY the kissel Kar Company with an
available floor space Of about llO,OOO
square feet.
New York.-Plans for erection Of
new buildings by Bethlehem Steel Co.
on 60 acres Of land comprising Shin
mersville. which Charles N. Schwab
purchased recently, have been ap-
proved. New buildings. It is said. will
include large tin plate mill. battery
Of furnaces and buildings to house
Bettendorf Car Works, which are to
be moved from Davenport, Iowa. I'm.
provements and additions now being
made are expected to double Bethle-
hens population. now some sc. 900.
within \ year.
acknowledgements and
additions to the plant Of the William
Cramp 4 Sons Ship and Engine
Building Company. to cost about
s700,0O will be made for the rear
rangement Of the yard. the eonstruc-
ton Of new buildings and the enlarge
ment Of some Of the shipwsys. Con.
tracts have been let or are about "a
be let amounting to Sl00. 900. and
contracts for the rest Of the work will
be let between now and the first Of thu
year.
Detroit. Mieh--Through the organ
nation Of the Chevrolet Motor Co. Of
ST. Louis. which will begin operations
November l. under the direction Of
Russell Z. Gardner. president Of the
Hammer Buggy Co., Of ST. Louis, that
city will receive its share Of the I'D.
vantages Of one Of the largest man.
ufacturing business deals Of the year
The Chevrolet company has three fac.
tories now and last Thursday effected
. recapitulation, raising the capita
stock Of the company to SO 900 900
The company already has orders fou
$4,000 automobiles for 1915.
Marshall, Mich--The Chevrolet No
tor Company Of Delaware. . holding
company for the Chevrolet Motol
Company Of New York. Flint, Tarry
town and Toronto. was incorporated
recently with . capital stock Of $40.
600 900. largely oversubseribsd. Tn.
announcement. coming from william
c. Dursnt. president Of the ChsvroleI
Company Of New York. and nephew o,
Henry J. Day Of this city. incliude,
plans for the future, which provid.
that Flint shall Be the manufscturin,
center. with assembling plants In Nev
York. Tarrytown. Toronto, st. Loui.
Oakland. Cal. Flint and other points
The motors. axles and other parts vil
be Manufactured in Flint A nsv A
semblins plant. With capacity Of n
cars q day and employing 1900 -
At the outset. viii Be erscted imme
di.tely In Flint On land recently e
quired.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20

! can remember in particular his but
ton e. the truck drivers union for the
month Of October. 1915. He had held
a conversation with me regarding the
probability Of the teamsters strike,
and he told me and other Of my
guards that be mad just been talking
to Nike Calvin, one Of the heads OF
the teamsters' organization. and Gal
win had tod him for fact that there
would be no teansters' strike. Sloier
claimed to have all the inside dope on
the various unions. and has full ac-
cess to the Hod Carriers' hall.
"Aflant says that before being en-
ployed BY the Harding Detective
Agency his reputation As a slugger
SAs known TO the said P. J. Harding
and that while employed at the plant
Of LAInm a Co. one Of their sales
men. Medley. by name. . resident OF
rerre Haute. Ind. recognised this af.
fan, and said TO him: Aren't you III.
fellow who VAS going TO blow up tn.
judges house down in Terre Haute :
And that said Medley did take affan
to A. H. LAmm and tell him what h
knew about my past record. furthe
Informing him that he could depen
: upon saAans to do anything tina
, might Be ordered In the line @
. strong-arm work
Afhan. further says tina, the ma
: ,or'ty Of the sustds on the operatio
. Tor the tailorias house. hsv, h.a NJ
,. 'iee rscorda- y
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
DO YOU WAN JOB.

hoyA d yea want q Job for sat,
urdayA . job IN .hieh you can make
jssi - much money b. working one
day ~ other boys Who ~crk all week
The National News has . proposition
waiting for you in which you can
make froa two dollars TO five dollars
every Saturday by representing the
NATIONAL NEWS IN your city.
Write for particulars AT once
NATIONAL NEWS.
80 5. Dearborn St. Chicago. Ill.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
THREE THOUSAND ARE
IN MER|OEN PARADE

Merldet Conn. Nov. l1.-Striklng
emp yes Of SIX factories Of the Inter
nationa' 5 yer Company here and
strikers = the Manning Bowman
Compar. marched through the fac
.ory dls,rie. .oday.
Th.s Is TIE last day on which FOR.
mer emp.ey', may return 10 their
places as preferred applicants. Labor
.eaders clam hat not a dozen OF the
5000 on ~ have returned
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20

A = ire gla-Gs pararg 4nder
70 a; Sc pats u these tailoring
eo~pas.es AIRED ether gus OF back
sacks or, y The nlae.e.r men who
se-e 4rder TIE a, one ~ a. .hese
? a.. = whom ~ers earryIng
eareea - weapers Of ; re lowing
IA: oeer sworn n "a spec.a police
sHeers F-ars F4aer. b. Harris.
IA. c'dy Ja7.es N..she' aaa the
az an
p #cemes IL - a. lam 4 Co
f"5t = 4 s.p4' a,ed So a., r.oney
= - .ast..r a. 49, ; a., each
"a. a apee as . ~s Mo4a,ed
s..,e'ar'. g. mo.orc, suen g.. pa
'ra.f"sa. g. b. sids. his ne same
de'al o, notoreyc .emer reeve 81
EAR .ay RON ne 6reat Western
tailoring Co. 81 each a d. from the
" ra.rh tailoring CO Seryeant Xii
iaeky s'srs ne receipts ,or himself
Al a. : The pa.r5lren The cash
.er receives IL receipts ffam h.n a.
se as a, tte othsr ofHcers vho ge,
he r.5tey
"Tgo ei'y detectives. one named
Seer az another ore whose name
IS 3aknasn to re. had been detailed
y TIE detective department, % report
each day a. the ofices - Martin
lsaaes chief counsel for the Whole
sac Tailors Manufacturers Assoc.a.
tion. The frs, ten d4ys Of the strike
they used to work on foot. bat lsaAcs
told them he would give them an au-
tomoblie, and Sloier. having the 1912
Marion car, agreed 10 alloN ths
Wholesale Clothiers' Association ths
use Of IT for q compensation Of as .
day. Besides this, sloier and MS par.
ner also received expense money from
, Martin isaAes' once. In their m.ehin.
, Al all times during the DAY viii b
found William Turner. head of IN
|. Turner Detective Agency, which ,
supplying many Of the ruards An
: siagrers for the clothing hous~s |.
.. fseted by the strike. Tsrnsr ret. n
Instructions from lsaacs and then N,
a sloier what he wants TO have done
IS Detective sloier operates his g
himself. Detective Sloier carr
union cards and wears union butte.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20

II. y kennedy appointed travelling
IRE ght agent u the Northern Pacific
ard o. b. Stra;ton made contracting
freight agent, vice J. T. Whalen, re-
signed on aceoun, Of i'll health. Of
fees al Chicago
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-11-20
Manufacturers En-
ploy Strong Arm
Gang in Strike
BAT Masferson, Detective
in Chicago Clothing
Strike, Squeals
HIRED BY LAMM & co.

1-.s.so T.. Nev The to'.e~
< y iAN., VA, n.:e - one "Ra,
Masters. s.gfre- - prIva,e po-
80 : - ar.f4etI-ers IN The IN.
* s.'re strike
ias-t. NAs.crsor = s'usccr and
slsrsA- = srsSa repI;A; =. the city
p1a., t4-,a- gave - s:ar - s4n
MI YES: ca..o- - ~ me- re-
a~se..saA: + y Guc.ey. 4.
l-s..s Z. sAesaar Qu3e,eJ aeyer
NJ. M..s;ersan n. Sep.,a.ber p.
'he-ss - Eve :se t.,y pc - ta~au
a So statement "a, he Ia Known
Va, - j. - te4 : CO.,. = RS
8: IA character
"A - ma. oae eserl-g IN
I'd - 3Ay %, Oc,eter. 1915. pepu.y
g. 49, ht-.aan "a. assaulted n the
.i,.H..$ Z ais oAn rome, reads the
s'A:euca; - Haynes hasds tive
~ Se4rs Ard A. ha,z. uer, ~.
-es'ta ~ rs Assa4.; rsey were
peaed 4p a; He'd Carers IA And
te7;.aed b Herman as ,nr men who
Assn :ei I'm rhs r.an ka:, has
b. = - 'sep.s! Al \. .ha, time
~As e1:p'eyei ,! ne + ) HArd e
Detective Age H IA. pad ,or
s:a - A. -n3 Hoo Carriers Ia 70
*, ,stor" A:.o. aad - tra.9e -p ,-eu-
De lie : ne 81: re ,everA. taen
81 p.oye' BY -, Harding ard Turner
age. : far n, purpose The as
sa4.: N pepu.y Coroner Herman was
pAra"i ~ re oftitss : the Harding
Detective ASeaoy A-d was tone 20
: s--e.t ne s,-lar
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msnt berbor, btTsn Gpibe bur& einsll
sori geiihtri ipor. Der gelpi4tigs
Holjen giig BON Qonb 5u 6onb. unD
Der ,bortloIs MlenI4 er5dtlte cine unls
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BON ibm, Der bel ben pionieren bientt.
iid aus OfenbleGsn cine Mrt Rtssns
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Wsbgtr unb Der Qsbrtr aufs teue iibtr
bic 1rdse itrittsn, OF bic Wtrpfieguna
Der 3<ute In ben S1iibensrGben reid
lid lei obsr 3u tpiinfdtn iibris Iafis,
Der 2sbrsr perfo4t fdIiebIih bic alns
idauuns, bab es gar nidt sinmal ans
eebraht isi, psnn bic 3eute msbr 81
ejIsn bstdmsn, b<un bti Bdudf&hHen
srtpsii. "a iih als fsbr pprtbetrbdfi,
ipsnn bic Ginssipeibe leer tpdrsn. Wdbs
renb Der 9erpunbsie anfanes nod 3lIs
fptiltn perIudpt bate, auh Don fsinsn
grfdbrungsn ettpns bei3uittutrn, be.
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gsnb susub0rsn unb nit seldhsntr
6siisrfsit bic 3islrrs su rau4tn. bic
ibm Der bids Wsbser als entihdbi'
suns fir bic fiebsn'pDhieen Gntbsh'
runsen i'm Gniibensrabsn stidensi
bate. Der 3ufaII fpoIIit ss. bdb tr duI
-btrfdbsn Station nit mir ausIies.
/. Die llnierboIiu,is mar ipObi reht IN
iereFant fir Sisg" fasie i'd. als ipi,
nuf benz 9abnitsis iianben. ~Jrsi'
lid, frsilih," Idhelte tr psritGnbnib.
innis. yauf bic Wsife .rfdbri bod uaa
fertins AUDI NAL. mics eigentlih bl
braubsn in ben ShiibensrGbsn hsrs
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1u 5ismli@ bebtntli&sm 8uianbe
lisst bsr Gbuuffeur 1reb. 6snbridfon
pom 30. 412 @ptdmort @itobt i'm
ftdbtii9en 6ofpiidl an DszIstuuosn
bornieber, bic q bdpcntrus. dIs gsfisrn
Mlprssu gsssn flint llhr bos BON ibm
gsleusts unb 2ouis @rl5jolara ssh0s
riss Mutomobil an Der Canal unb Race
Gtrabe ssseu sinsn zeIsgraphenpfchsn
fdufts, nobel 5snbridion aus Der wlat
fdins gtf9Isubsrt fpurbt.
Jn Dem MutompbiI, bds Bet Der
aoIiIion f6Iimm Sustridtti purbt,
bsFanbsn fid spsi paHogire, bic ibrs
Ramsn nad lGnesrem WiDtritretsn Der
polissi ols 3, WcGrdib BON Hc. 81
Rnce Gtrabe unb Wattis 5ugginE Don
go. 412 Gpsamore Gtrabt ansabsn.
Obihon geibe aus Der Wpfdine burh
bic Budi oss 3ufammtnprulls bsr'
dussefhleubsrt ipurben. idmen Ilt NIT
unbtbeuteuoen G1rammsu bduOn pnb
ipsissrisn fid. bos 9oipital auf5liu.
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ni6t sussbsu, bab 6subridfon nadl
BEN 9oIpital iibsrfiibri ipurss. aber
asutnant Geiit fheniis bisism protel'
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baburh perurfa9t. bdb bic gRaidlne
auf benz idiiipfrigen pflaiier ins @lets
..r o,ri,th So6at 6<ubrtdfou Dis
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0ebxrten.

&ermann unb Roie Ser3og, 72O
9aurel Ctr. andbe.
Geo. unb syrie6n Seine, 1909 Sor-
man Ctr, Mdod)en.
ggillinm ino Snnaie @aro, Cal
Iep, 9DiIlinse, Mslbden.
gpiaiam irn6 @nrie gelllteot, Bis
@ebiter Ctr, Alinbe.
@enjnniin iino MatbiISe $appen.
i1d, 1862 N2id,iaan glpe., a1labe.
gIirgiI iuib Gtbel Gerbrneggen.
oI33 gniteril glne., anabe.
gernarb uito Ulorcnce 6nngmnln.
gireiIia sluenlie. anabe.
Mcnnetb mo GIiiabeib Rt0anR.
22i6 gistor CTR. auabe.
I GownrD imo goeIe Iini6ert, 1852
Sionen apeinie, stnobe.
@corsc rnlo slusuiia Mub. 1908
Gallon slpe.. gldbflen.
gciparo unb 9eiiie 5reers. Blea-
iant Ribee, Strobe.
Sarrp ,n,o slnna Mepers. TaDoton
ape., stHube.
George uno gleanorc SdprorieH,
24f2 wlianIi annal altobe.
Wlrrris inb Anna @oien. a I'd
bib CTR, andbe.
Snrrp unb Gorab gettmcnn. $50
ann Ctr, Wi1Dferl,
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Sic es iuiHsn mHiisn.

@ir faben iel6iedit i'm slbtbeil nao
iparteten auf oen abeons bes 3uges,
es mar ihou eirlige @linilteu iiber
Die fabrpIanmdbise 3eit. 9lir &c.
gertiiber iab elm aIteres ebepaor; er
fno6is, eiugctrodnet, uu3ufrieoen,
pieIIeidt elm in ben 9iubeitano per
iester 2ebrer, ser ieben alueenbIid
nerpos mad, Der llbr iab, obglei9 er
fiber nid]ts 5u periduHen bQfte. lie
itin unb unbeoeutfHb. NIT 1ingebs
ing an einsm feIOsrnuen SfaI 'ltri.
deno, Gen einen gdplat ON anoe-
ren 6sniter bate ein 0ider Wiesger
ODER giebbdnoler irHe, Der iiber Der
maiiipen llbrfette, bic ieinen gerDolb'
ten @1lld id,miifte, Elm wuIlboeeen.
geiift CUR gfou triig, 10 bdb man
Deriildt mar, 5u gInuben. er bobe lid
iel6it on Die actte geIegt. lm llnbei!
gu Derbiiten. gluf oeln nnberil mod
te iid's Elm Snnoliingsreiienoer mti
YHiiGoede, 2iftfijisn sulo @eiieHiitss
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@lattoatsfe abniss'wsa,
6. Jebruar, Central Ssrnbans.
gtsrbiidtfei 1T.

@corge aubIhiann, Ga. 1871 Car
tbaae Noao, Ser3leioen.
Wsarie epnloina, a. Seim Der
sfrmeuif,peitern. glrterierTpertaliiiH5.
Torotbea StadIer, 70, 4147 Cor.
bon gtrnbe, Observation-Disclosures;
Scbn sslodler. "a, % @ereer Ctr,
gIutpereifhns.
ce,ofn gIinaman, 10, 1881 Sole.
pbine ctr, MISUNDERSTANDING.
gnua Sntitf,. rs. 3187 @aff slDe,
grterienperfalfirrg.
elbrabom super, Al. 1880 @en'
man ape., MISUNDERSTANDING.
ssafob Silper, 40. 22S yieip Ctr,
Sh;pinbflift.
ssrnnf Sdmibt, 90. 659 Telbi
ane., HrebS,
Ssear Worton, 75, 1917 Gppreb
gtraBe. Ser5Ieioett.
Qoniia grmbriiIter, 70, n wlm.
BERN CTR. Sarnidurepergiftlng
esobn @iIlinnls. 66, Ga grofie itno
Grie gpe., 2ungeneilt5ifnoliIlg.
@ertriibe Scat, 68, 1862 Sadber.
m Ctr. SerBleiben.
@eneoift ssromme, 46, Sff DorI
CTR. glierenleioeu.
wlurp Seibeimann, 73, S27 8anf
CIR, auneenenf5iinbing.
Sobn gdnrrr, 80. 2f45 Queen
Gitp slre.. arebs.
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