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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-01-22

#.*.# Mems and Boys UndersveaF.: #,4a*
Now make the best underwear
prices all boys underwear
winter weights Union suits twopece suits prefer al
cotton all 1s ss@. tN%S
$50 Mems and Boys Underwear reduced $4Q
Mems and Boys Underwear reduced to: 80
so Mems and Boys Underwear reduced to-
Mems Boys reduced to .35
Mems Boys reduced
Mems and Boys Underwear reduced to-. 2.25
Mems and Boys Underwear reduced t.. 265
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
THE COTTON MARKET.

Conservative authorities continue ID
10 optimistic concerning cotton pros
poets, not the number of bales that will
be ginned but the price the actual pro
ducer the farmer can realize for what
he does raise ii he will be an intelli.
gent seller.
OF course, despite the reports Of
government officials, stories of drug.
ged markets. demand curtailod by
the war, If not entirely cut off by or
ders of contraband. etc, will begin
soon. Such stories win frighten many
into selling their crop At less than the
cost of production
The safest method OF handling the
crop is without doubt the holding Of
II in bonded and insured warehouse
II one does not have first class stor.
age facilities on the farm, and if the
price is not up to the minimum ii
should reach. nine cents.
According to the opinion OF the Dal.
las News, the farmer can even advance
this price if he will use the sang sell
ing methods that one man would use
were he possessed of the entire crop.
BY exercising little patience and
COURAGE. the News declares, the farm
er can not merely maintain. this price
(nine cents), but he can advance It,
Concerning that high price, the News
SAYS. The statistical position of cot.
ton seems to Justify even a much high.
er price than nine cents for middling,
The News printed interviews with Q
Of Dallas bankers and mer-
chants, men whose business ir to
keep informed of the essential facts
that determine the value of cotton, and
they, without exception, expressed the
conviction that the -cp is much small
er than the speculative element in the
market has assumed.
mot only is this years crop easily 25
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
From Mrs. s. r. Richmond, Providence, r. l.
From Mrs. Maria Irwin. Peru. NV

PERU, NY" Before / took lydia e Phkbams v,gotable n
b ppua was was very irregular and had much pain lad lost
chdIen and fet worn out all the time This splendid medi
helped me nothing else had done and am thankful every
that took IT. t-Mrs. MARIA IRWIN. Ed L Peru M ~ -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
SHEEP AND THE SOIL.

Experiments are already being
made in Grady county with sheep Eek
pert authorities, though they often
lean too far from the practical and to-
ward the theoretical, are on the whole
usually correct. They are almost unan.
imous in the opinion that small flock
Of sheep would be valuable addition
to any Oklahoma farm.
Despite the great virgin fertility OF
! Oklahoma soil, wise farmers are be-
! ginning to realize that the building up
of that fertility is becoming every year
more nearly an essential part of the
seasons work. Concerning the raising
of sheep IN relation to soil upbuilding
in Oklahoma, an authority in the state
agricultural school has the following
to say:
Large tracts can never be fully
utilized until sheep are given an op-
portunity to feed upon them In fact,
the percentage Of Oklahoma farms that
cannot profit by at least a few sheep
is indeed very small
'Sheep will feed upon about 80 per
cent of all the weeds that grow in this
part of the country. The majority OF
common underbrush found growing
on wild land is relished by sheep
Their appetite for this kind of pasture
is very keen and if they have some
good grass pasture to sandwich in with
brush and weeds, the amount of unde-
sirable plants they will destroy is
enormous.
"1he Ohio experiment station states
in a report on the value of farm ma
nures that sheep manure is worth So |
per ton when cattle mature is worth |
S261 per ton and horse manure $305 |
per ton. The fertilizing value of sheep
manure is very great Furthermore,
sheep leave their droppings spread
evenly, which assists greatly in the
utilization Of the entire efficiency OF
the mnaure."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
IN MATTERS OF BUYING.

DO you want to be living. live-wir'
factor in building up your home ell,
-your immediate vicinity?
DO you want to be known as one d
the loyal kind who put home products
and home building ahead, who MAXI
possible the future. as well as tht
present OF your neighbors and your
selves2
If you do--Trade at Home
Nothing has ever been accomplish
ed, no money has ever beer saved by
patronzine mail order houses. Moth
ing has ever been accomplished and
no money has ever been saved by in
vesting your earnings in goods sold
by catalogue.
No streets have ever been paved,
no county roads built. no funds raised
for public enterprises OF any kind with
the assistance OF the fellow who sends
ihe enticng illustrated price list to
your doors.
And in years of financial depres-
sion. no mail order house manager
has ever thrown a line Of credit your
way or waited until you garnered your
crops, or unti payday" for his
money.
The home merchant has done all
this. When a public Improvement has
been wanted when county road has
Teen needed, when a church was to be
built when a neighbor has been III
distress and IN need of ready funds,
when yoar crops failed, or when you
lost your Job and needed the necessi;l
ties of life hut had not the ready
money with which the supply them,
in all these cases your home dealer
bias been called upon.
Think over these things when you
receive that next Chicago. st. Louis,
Kansas CITY or New York catalogue
Just think Of them, then take the
order that you intended sending to the |
mail order house down to the local
and you will find that for
the same class of goods, delivered un-
der the same conditions they would
be by the Chicago firm, your own local
the man who helps to pave
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

per cent short of last years, but the
demand for this years crop will be
greater, contraband orders and block
ades to the contrary Notwithstanding
When one considers those two facts in
connection with the prevailing price
last year, one has reason for the be-
lief that nine cents lacks much of ex-
pressing the valnfs of cottonI Undoubt-
edly the farmers are III a position to
command the market, and it will be
largely their fault II the control OF it
passes to those whose interest is on
the bear side.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

Specialists troubles an infection Of
the blood The Laboratories
Once you get your blood free from
which It
Will be relieved dripping the throat hawking spng
IA" sores In tne nri the dsageb
,ne nr place because your blood POSI-
Oily snt cold
con con suneF with not necessary The remedy s
eeo over ny
drug drug store II has proven Its value in thousands Of 1t win
your Get D
standing case be sure to write the s. Co., Atlanta
medical advice They will
the Impurities
treatment with s. S. dsa
greeabe
treatment, al -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs.

He'd busted" cleat stuck in his
neck
And knee that bent both ways, by
heck;
And nobody noticed him at all.
He was just a guy that played foot
ball.
81 Simp says he notices the days get
gradually shorter as the fall season
advances.
What shall we do with our express
idents?' asks an exchange. Wen,
Teddy, for instance might be muzzled.
The editor of the Durant Democrat
thinks the devil Is so busy in Europe
he must be neglecting his duties il
hell. FL
Bad blood and worse Looze, the
Mihco Minstrel AYERS, led to a free-for-
all fight in that neighborhood few.
days since.
Says the Lawton Constitution, Did
you ever pick up a handful Of fine sand
and watch it dribble through your fin
gers? That's the way trade drifts
away from the merchant who never
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

A New York Judge is said to have
fined sneak thief who filched an
ankle watch for rconduct unbecoming
gentleman in
When you get to feeling too import
ant advises the urich, Kansas, Her
aid, get a map OF the universe and
try to find yourself on It,"
Uncle Hi says he can't figure it out
how his wife can belong to the League
for World Peace, then 20 and buy one
of them military lookin' suits
A Kansas exchange ayers that dur
ing the time the mails were delayed
on account of railway washouts, our
telegraph service was badly crippled :"
Grapevine?
Just because a neighbor woman
made few remarks about her a Har-
per Kan, woman asks the courts to
collect $4,000 as a balm to wounded
sensibilities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

your streets, build your roads and hire
teacher for your children, will give
you a bargain fully as good as viii
the Chicago firm, which knows moth
Ing of YOU except the number by which
il sends YOU catalogue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

Two Kansas boys Experimental re.
Gently, according to the Wichita Eagle.
with can Of carbide. a funnel, a cup
Of water and match. Later a medi-
cine man experimental on the fingers
of the boys, amputating about half a
dozen or so of them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

De not get chesty because some
friends dubs You Colonel" even
though you never saw real soldier.
He may be only referring to you as
the inside OF nut.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

Pauls Valley has some sensible
wives. according to church supper adj
yertisement in a newspaper in that
city. The adj reads. Supper will be
served Husbands are invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10

a Hobart justice has fined woman
S35 for attempting to rescue her hus-
band from police officers who had ar
rested him for drunkenness. Soloman
would have pensioned her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-10
From Mrs. Jane D. Duncan, w. Quincy. Mass.

. nuW Iy,a ~ M = IIlKlamS Vegetable Compound adj
finished the first bottle continued taking II ali
through middle life and am now strong, Healthy
woman and earn my own living Mrs. JANE ID.
DUNCAN Forest Avenue, West Quincy, Mass
bSSWrite to LYDIA f. PINKHAM MEDICINE m.
@ (CONFIDENTIAL)L LYNN, MASS, Oradyice
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by a woman and held in strict confidence
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

garman. l. b.; no. 6ermam arsber.
Milinaen. 1. b.; Nrieorid 0lsner, Gale
a. g, berm 5oisi eiti8, W~ieoermorid'
lueier. BERN.
4. aomp. q. selbip. 9o6ames 9cra,
9eb61elmL /. b. Y. Selbiu. 9obdnn gifrf
mmnn. Weitmdnn, nef.; n.sO. Wilbeln
Rhiltpp, EteeQef, Bruno Heipidi, @r,
WuidfDtpib, gef.; Mlbert BoQcl. WldriitA
/ e.. gef.; 6einrim Bngner, g2lbltnas
baufen, |. h.; @nlicr SlodenhanB, @eF
~belsberg, qef 9olef S6fparS, Wfrmerss
Aeim, & b.; Mih. 6ellmeq, WclieniirdeH,
aef.; aarl Sdulie, @enenlirden VI
6clir Nempt G%bersbeinL l. b3 EionHs
Hrfb, g%ber8heinl, |. b.; Rli6iuig Wrdlicr,
8itten. /. b.: milbelm @crnbnrt. Elobss
beim, aet. 9oiet 8errtn, 8ea, gef. 8ctns
rid malter, 6nmern, |. b.; 6einrih
@dHttbt l., @itlcn a. b. o., T. b.; Soief
Wheel. llrbeiS, qcf Bruno Sod q, Grr
Iniun, L b.: &nul Motbelfer. Qnbr, T. 81;
9obann 6ile8hein, Aettig, gef.; Ndrl
Bauer q, glilhdiIen L ~, |. b.; @rnit
Sdeerer, Strabbuug |, g., |. b.; @ilt
Keller, @itten a. 3. Muhr. !. b.; Glbert
StiebIer, Mariir6 l. e. / b.; SIdrl
@obn, GappoliSpeiier l. g., l. b.; fdber
6obrer. Strabbura /. g., aef.; Sulils
2obre. 2inoerhauien, T. b.; Otto @crmis
dc, Northumberland GEL; Bern6. @ns
pefs, gHen a B. Gubr, qet; Seinri1
Wnridt 6anieu, |. b.; 8tlh. Ssnalo,
Carmen. gef.; Sphnm giernnnu, @res
felb. qef.; 5einrih Ehiriau. aeltenbol3.
GEL; aarl 8oe0er, 9nrr, gef.; 6u8o
9ablboif @liihliug9dnicn, gef.; @obert
9ablbmts. @armen |. b.; Srieorid Sas
lemon, @hen a. B. glubr, aef.; alfreo OLE
lertus. Sierlo9u, I. d.
2. Satainpn.
5. Stomp: no. 8riebrif griineer,
6erforo, fA. b.; NO. 8tlb. aubner,
Riiblbeim a. 96., ih. b.; NO. Otto
Sein, a6uigsberq, 10. b.; no. Qu9nit
Wadidei0t, Spel6orf, i'd. b.; no, 8ils
helm 8ritid, Gene, I. b.; Srieor. @eius
Ter. 8ulften, aef.; gruit Shetot, &rids
bmlIeu. GEL; 6rie0ri6 SoritmanH 6olts
hnnien, gel; a1tou 6niier. 5eiligirei3,
I'D. b.; 5ermuin miiterfelo, @l6erfel6,
40. b.; 6einrid Steger. @idpeiler, |. b.;
6ermann @ihaeli5. G}engeboitel, ID. b.;
Sohanu @raff, @riesbdd, ih. b.; 5einr,
@limere, Strabburg /. e., I. b.; Otto
@roder, 2%augrnberg, ih. b.; S6eooor
SuA8, @rlidinl, I. b.; @uitnb 2obSd,
Malih0ben. I. b.; 9pIep6 8Iuuberg,
@ipperfiirtb. ih. b.; 8il6. @ufe. aidcs
lob, ih. b.; aarl @m0eiL SO. S6eiOen,
i6. b.; Sohnrm Borders, 6oroeu, Id. b.;
@uguit 3inideoe. 6aget, /. b.; @Omrno
Gohler, %StterstpeiIer, Id. b.; aurt 6robs
fperf. 8othof ib. b.; aaipnr gleutrup,
Sagen, I'd. b.; Otto Miiaer, 2orgehs
berg. id. b.: Soief @ledmann, SaarL
id. b.; SoIep6 Segran6, @rltbe. I. D..
s. Stomp: 8riebri6 greubberg, gres
ferfelo, gef.
@cmelbet bonn 9lei SHf. s3at. gr. 40:
&il6elm aeBler, |. b..
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Anfanteris .@cniment glr. 1853.
Mndtrnn an ffiikeren WReIbunnen.

A. aomp. o. Saop. SoTepb Sed,
RaberbQIR p,;8. s6eIbip. Brnn3 @dntibt,
E6olch, I. D.; NO. 6rb. Seinr. @rinfer,
5prodoip, d; Serbinnt6 @r1rien. Nens
bniIs, b.; So6dru W2cDer, @eiper, b.;
So6annes Geifers, S6erfebe, b.; Bilb.
Sleiimann. 6ltcnInnb, D.; 0ror. Serni.
Gpedlt, 2anaiheSc, D.; Gboipar QoBmonn,
3orfbauernidaft, b.; Sol. Srans 0iiiie,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01

@eHnbols. b.; @if6elm Ding eiods
bdHien, b.; @aleniin zimmerman,
enel, 80. b.; Maiier 8iiiaef. Eolingcu.
b.; Wuiiap 1iemdHn. eHuialuh b.; 9os
6dnH Wlehbe Gtuitbpi, b.; BfB. Rauie,
Mcelicn b.; 6einfid 0idhoit, Witerslob,
VI. b.. anhdHneS WoIlmnHn, 66ritr. b.;
audnf ~rdmpersh. Sale a. q, B.; betns
rih Gieuher. euniglpb, D. nsG. Mtfb.
MliQcmS, Mlteiralb. i Geiur. Mreuber,
@otbo, b.; aoirpb Yninpnsli, gtniids
bort, b.; 6eFnanH Webuteifr. Wlonberg,
b.; Hlbcrt 6unpert, CberbuHben, b..
Germ. Wilh. Srbr. eoIsarene gfopelos
iiaht, b.; 9anaB Alpiot 9%otaeHtreth. b.;
Nricorim Treeie, Woliiee, b.; Erteorih
Mlbrtht. M6bbef. b.; Mifhelm @uatldus
oer, able, b.; @hritinn Sdmibt. 1ohteus
bnuIeu, b.; MiIbelm Wr6nf. Hrofrnhrta
ben, b.: @ilbelm Blede, aiiernbe. b.;
9oieph aibali. aoitboiu D., AutuH Wlors
gad. 90ts0nm, b.; @tnni6lnu8 Iraminsli.
Geriobtce, b.. Wartiu Sod. WferliHas
bauIcn. b.; 6erniauu 5ddper, @1nen.
b.; auQuii @otau, anieruberg. b.. Gart
6ile, Stdoibagen, b.; Clemens Cheering,
@%urgiieinfurt, I'd. D.. Waller glieb,
Sort. b.; @norens anioL. Gdnnebed. l..
b.; 9oIebb @eder. 6nmm, aef.; no.
Ncr6indub DfeiGe, Gnitrop. ih. b.; I. 20.
Nran1 6iinede, @riiniHqen. b.: gnut
6el. PeiHtiao, eef.; no. 5riebrih
@ooel, 0dmen, b.; @ilhetn 8ebcr,
Gtnbbenbera, !. b.; Wilbelm Biihrmdnu.
GrefeI0, b.; 2ifhetHf 2iebenbriid. @ens
rats. b.: 6uao Siemoni. aleh. "a. b.,
no. So6onncs @oettrih. 906erbopt
b.; geruharo @~ddhduier, @3ebliad. b.;
emil 8infcif0tter, @ilmerin. b.; emil
@iutler, g1cierib. b.; @uitab Seicrabenb,
9ircu, bermt NO. 6rib 8orboft
Qiemic. berm.
Z. 9omp.: p.so. ftto Sos QeuSorfs
Rldtienbprf, I. b.; eberbar0 8ittIopper,
godels 8icneubriid, sci.
S~nfanicrie .Hrst. glr. t62, eRbed,
6nttn.
Scridti9uns friherer auaobea.
Seiuri4 Sdiudr5. Moi3liug, bis6er b.,
tot @ef, 1d3~slr, 1 Aadeu.
Snfanteric. Rcaimcnt Or. t6s. Geumiiu.
tier, gr. ilrb. ~. 2udfeat.
Seridtignna frii6rrer suaabeH.
eouar6 Sdmiier (Sdmidierl, bis6er
b., lit tot.
Snfanteries @eaiment gr. 100, 2aGr,
SiniHotn.
gcrimtiguua fritberer %slnsabru.
Sato6 gloicr A., @obcl, bisber berm.,
lit bel Der Sruppe.
Sufanterie sRcgimsnt Sir. ITO, Cfieua
hnr0. Tuuoueidtnner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
SHiauteric .glcsimeHt Cir. 154, Sauer,
Strtegan.

gcrihtiguug friiBerer anen6eH.
@ar auI6ct, Qllpa, id. b.; 8idaro
&ed3eb, 8eidal, bis6er b., tot.
SnfaHterie Regiment glr. 1856, gent6en
I. 81. GdIei, GaruOpih.
&oi5 Be M~ontfautou an 81, 10. uno
@ercourt am z. urh II, II. IA.
2. Stomp: Scope Set. Sanicn, Gii'
oers6obu, b.
8. Stomp. QuOp. garon, gr8eiotpis.
berip.
G6ne sluga6e Ser Gontp. g6uaro gits
lemaHH, 8oritu0sfebupoloer, b..
@eItorben infolge &rdnf6eit.
Bernhard alleiia, tot acknowledgment
9iibiugen.
Geri6tignns iriberer anga6er.
Gffi5iersS telb. Rar @artia. 8anien,
bisber b., tot Neierbes 2n8arett Strrttgart.
SRfantrrtes Geaimcut Sir. 157, Sries.
goiiiauol am %. s., Ralro6s 8eiue an
90. unO @eine bom 26. 10. bis 5.
II. ID.
1. Battalion.
I. Stomp: BAIL @orIubii 96fpib, I. b..
8. Stomp: @iucent Sles, Saitopib,
id. b., iebt 5rr Grippe 5urild.
2. Satailom.
8. Gomp.; Narl GIiig, 8reslau 7. b.;
8ob. Getffert, 3otttpib, |, D.; Stefdu
Serrmann, 9om6, gef.
g. 9onlp.: Nrienr. Sinon5. @itrbeH.
gef.; emanuel 8iebta, 8obr5e, BERN.
8, Stomp: Raul Gbie9Io, Si9ei6en,
3. Battalion.
8. Stomp: gbolf Gpedt, Sa9en |. 90,
/. b.; Sgnnb Ralheret, 9t.sGernib,
gef.; Sch. Grit, @iersoorf ID. ,.
10. Gomp. aarl @luffe, Neuboripert,
gef.; gbriit. ariih. Naidpib, |, b.
II. aomp.; Sal. 8ohenet, @i6euau,
I. H.; 8rar3 8brtef, aobier, GET.
t2. aonp Sob. Stanuii G9oraop,
|. b.; 8rib SMmettau, at. Rlcisfau, tot.
@eitorbeu infolge arautgeit.
II. aomp. FauL GAMMA, Sonigern,
tot 2a5. 9ietbel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-01
9nfan!crie. gleaiment Gr. 1852.
0rabnip am 25. nno 20. 10. IA.
I. @atalaun. Mlarienbnra.

I. aonp. 10. GrnIt 9iBemdnn,
@iin6e, b.; ITO. Rnul Sling, qA6pigSs
hof. fdl. ii; 5einrid Reter, apnraSss
ipaIbe. aef.; Sriehridj @pdmii1l, 8ars
men, 81; ssohanne5 @roB aieI, I. b.; Co.
hann anebcl, 9rangeipib. |. b.; @tdael
@prpbed, @oborie, berm.; Sra, Saen9er,
GtoIp. berm.; Seinri6 Noltemeber,
CberipiiIteH, BERN.
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Snfauierir Resimcat Gr. 1853, alteus
burg, Merlebnra.
8cridtiauna frhhrrcr Nneaben.

slfrcO 56ieridb Srei6urg a. L., biss
Der BERN, b.; gnr GbeImarm, @laudau,
bisher BERN, b.; PAUL @erber, aauerns
borf. bisber bernt., mar o., tot &dpalime /;
Grid Sdfrmdnn @arbiihoorf, 6i5ber b.,
tot @apalme; @idar6 9ieid, Glteubura,
bis6er b., tot NIteubma; Garl GiceeI,
Sdmolu, bi5her b.. tot; Gn0r. &illD,
@rldnQen. bis6er berul.. mar b., Tot;
BAIL g~8o6Iae3ogcu. 3mnlhB, bi56er berm..
b.; @rtbur @doer, Sd5uba6, bisber bers
mtBt. b.
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9ufanterie .a,sinreat mr. III, eprmar

I. "
Gor6enb am 70. 10, Baubboorbe bonn 2.
Bis g., II r. uuo 8. unb @ertuieq am
2, 8. II. Z. II. IA.
1. Battalion.
Gta6: gajor RrtB 8eiB. abernaI8 b.;
st. II. a0i. Qrel 9ordar0t, |. b.; e.,
Il. aoi. @bcl, /, b.
4. Gomp.: 6pt aaulbah. /. b.; st.
SeIerbcd, ahermals D.; no. aarI Soil,
8urideiS, gel; 3o9ann 5amadert @le
berfelO, GET; 3eiirid @a9entrlb arols
tersgershcim, gef.; 5ieobor @rot6e J..
G~berdnufen, qef.; 6etnrid 8tllefe,
Gberfuieu, gef.; 5ermarm 8olIenitein.
gef.; 4lfre0 Aleine, 8drrnen. GEL; Atoi5
Hut6naurt, aclper, I. b.; NO. @rnlt
Shdber. 5teberberg, fh. t., l.s6. III
fms 1iider, Rnltbtpeiler /. g., id. D.;
8il6elm @oIeuberg. @6roe, fdl. b.; grnii
G%dmiemmtn, glieD, ih. D.; Sdtob 8rato,
Glen a. B. Ru6r, IT,; gall Soief, Bars
men. I. b.; Gnr[ Taiit, 2tngols6eim, |. b.;
g(bert merb. Mittelpeier, |. b.; Soh1nrl
@eif. Sunftrborf T. H.; 8il6. @ietmaun,
Glen a.. 5. 9lll6r. I'D. b.; giftil &allb.
Golmar /. g., id. b.; gilbert sd. SiIienz
6eim, Ih. b.; @eorq @enner, @Siilbeint
a. B. 8i6r, /. b.; Rar aeIler, 8ied3,
/. b.; aiquit Qooien. Miflheiiu a. b.
&ubr, !. b.; 4arl g0Bgen, Gtpruit1, |. b.:
Gorl @oullier, qebernr, id. b.; &iIbelnl
althaus, 6beriMEeoorn. if, b.; Nerofs
nauo 8dnede, a6uigs6of /. D.; Balter
6err, 3eQ. /. b.; no. 6eHmtttb Sdul8,
Gansiorn, 7. b.; GuguIt 9ilier, aruflnn,
I. b.; Srieor. @auIfenhn6. Ghm1tlu,
qef.; Sraus @9geliug, graunidiueig. gef.
Erdn8 8lusfotta, 3embotpo, |. b.; Ms8.
Soief 8impfinaer, @eilbeim, /. b.; Mar
8ertbolb, @remmeu, 9ef.
Q. aomp. 6pt. 3ieSer b. Rieoenatt.
@tiben l. @eitfa l. D.; ll.s0. 6ermam1
2nnmert, @raunidneia, l. b.; 2ll0pi8
GiatuaIo, Sebsheiut I'D. b.; Srie0r. Rells
meier, Giirden. /. D.; 6einrin @ngels
bredlt, SppenonrE /. b.; Otto 5arebfi,
naQeu |. 90, /. b.; aarl &ohtpinfel. 81
berfel6, I. b.; 8aul addg, Sheffersheim,
/. D.; Serb. Siib6en, Wtiilheim a. 3. 8uhr,
I. b.; sluief 9emleiter. 6erliRbeim, |. b.;
@rnit Crflieh, 8ebleuheiun. id. b.; 6erm.
&eters. oennen. ID. b.; armanh Sitter,
@entbeim, inl. D.; Srdn8 8omc3af, @enos
leluo, I. b.; Soham Stdib, @olmar l. T.,
|. b.; Saf. Gdopfer, 9inalinoen. |. p.
8. aonp. 6pt. emil @adermdnn.
9ie6enfopf, gef ct. aorl Simler, @ruis
Ienbeim, /. b.; aarl 8oler. Grefel0. aef.;
@ruuo Gerit, Gottbus, qef.; Soief Boz
iarsfi, @armer, 9ef.; SeinriA 60bels
nonn, Grbite. I. D.; lbolf glaD. @onSs
BORT, I. b.; NO. Saul @altber, 6bebDt,
I. b.; Soief 9eifert. %aIeinenfelb, 9ef.;
Gtanisl. Gntoniaf. Hlt 8embiec,. qef.;
emil aIopflcih. Mplmed, gef.; Midlarb
@raf. Gpditebt, gef.; Queen Mnier, Nos
len, fdb. b.; Mlarrel @neI0irt. golnnr |.
g., I. b.; Gero. @eibl, g~rnunfdipeig, |. b.;
GrnIt Robit, MaBenbeim. I. b.; Grid
Gumpmann, Saeen /. 0eitf., I. b.; NO.
@nifab 3a1rbad, Gtiepel, I. b.; Srdlls
QeiB, @c6bpf. I. b.; @ietr. Meber A.,
@ienburp, +. b.; Nuguit Gunoernatn,