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New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
special music and an appropriate mes
Meeting of Fishing Club.

Meeting of Fishing Club.
 The Mattabesset Fishing club held meeting Friday evening and made some plans for this seasons actiyi- tles About half dozen new mem-
 bers were taken in The matter of erecting club house near the reser- voir was talked over and some of the members will look over the ground l in the near future Last Meeting in Old Hall.
 The Berlin Grange will meet for the last time in Mechanics hall on Worthlngton ridge tomorrow evening" When the women members serve a benefit supper. The new hall on Deacon North's hill is rapidly near l Ing com mpletion and, until the time of it's dedication, the meetings will be ] held In the homes of the various members. .. Supper will be served tomorrow night between the hours of and s o'clock, ... ".. | Berlin Briefs.
 Miss Emily Porter "a student at 1 "ellesleN college, is spending the
 Easter vacation with her grandfather,
 J. c. Bauer of Kensington. ..
 Miss Lauretta All,ng has returned
 to the home of her parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Willard l. filling of Kensington, for the Easter recess She is also
 Wellesley student. ..E. /" l Mrs. A. H. Bushnell of Deacon 1 North's hill returned yesterday from Springfield, Mass where she was the guest Of her sister.
 William Lyons of kensington spent yesterday the guest of William But l Ter of Glastonbury. l H. H. Damon is confined to his home on Warrington ridge, being | threatened with pneumonia.
 Miss Margaret Wilcox, daughter of Major and Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox. has returned from school to spend the Easter vacation in Berlin. Mrs. J. T. Hart is visiting in South ! Norwalk. Conn. Selectman James J. Titzsimmons has planted a number of naples about his beautiful home on Main street, Kensington.
 The town repair gang was busy to- day removing the shoulder on Far mington road. A guide rail was erected at dangerous spot at the foot of Deacon North's hill
 The town farm road has been graded to eliminate the muddy con- ditions which have prevailed there on rainy days
 Angelo Binardo began work today at the Winchester Repeating Arms works at New Haven. The Sympathetic Christ is the subject upon which Rev. l.. E. Gray preached yesterday morning at the ] East Berlin Methodist church. In the evening he spoke on The Chang ing City,
 Charles Burdick injured his hand slightly today while at work at the Stanley Rule and Level company in 1 New Britain.
 1 Wilfred Bastan received d bad cut l over his right eye while catching be- ! hind the bat in a ball game Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. George A. Brooks and Mrs. 1 William Seaver of Meriden spent yes terday as the guests of Julian Hall of Berlin.
 Adam Adamovitch has rented his house to A. l.. Larson of New Brit ain, who will move in April 1. MT. 1 Adam movitch will board with them. He has also rented the tenement house to T. w. Johnson of Beukley.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

You can be happy-footed just like me. Use ''TlZ" and never suffer with tender, raw, burning, blistered, swol- len, tired smelly feet. "TIZ" and only "rIZ' takes the pain and sore ness out of corns, callouses and bun ions. .....
 As soon as you put your feet in a "T1Z' bath, you just feel the happi- ness soaking in. How good your poor, old feet feel They want to dance for joy. ''T1Z" is grand. 'TIZ" in- stantly draws out all the poisonous eNudations which puff up your feet and cause sore, inflamed, aching, sWcaty, smelly feet.
 Get q 25 cent box of "T1Z' at any drug store or departm store. Get instant foot relief Laugh at foot suf- ferers who complain. Because your feet are never, never gong to bother or make you limp any more.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
WILSON TO BE GUEST.
or Argentine Amba ssador Aboard Re
 public's BattIesIip Moreno.

Annapolis, Md, March 29.-7he naval yacht Mayfower, with President Wilson and party on board, arrived off Annapolis harbor this morning ind anchored near the new Argentine lat tleship Moreno.
 President Wilson is to be the gtest of honor at luncheon given by the Argentine ambassador. Dr. Naton, on board the battlcship this aacr- noon.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
Berlin News DRAMATIC CLUB 10
 GIVE PLAY APRIL 7 S
 ktDsiugton Amateur Ihesplans VIII
 Present '1hG D0C(0I." MAIL CARRIERS CONTRACT RENEWED
E1nclio Martino Will Continue to 1%+
 Carry Mails to Bcriin-Major Will COX Honorary Bearer nt pr. .. C. smiths Euncral-Othcr Notes.

Under the able direction of George Griffith of Pennington road, mem- bers of the I<ensington Dramatic club will present "The Doctor" the laughing hit of the season, at For s5ters' hall Wednesday evening, April :. Rehearsals are we'll under way and, indications are that the show will be the most successful ever staged by this club. To those who saw ''The t,cloneps Maid" played last season. this statement will be quite significant. tor it will be remembered that last years show was so popular that the once in Berlin and once in East Berlin
 ".rhe Doctor" is a comic drama in ;iTee acts, by Charles Townsend. one of the best amateur playWriters or to- day. Mir. Griffith states that it is the Fest play that he has ever produced lie has exercised rure judgment in the ns.ignment of characters, which fact is evidenced by the smoothness with which the rehearsa's arc going along.
 Here they are:
 Dillington Hopper, a New York
 stocl<broker, who wants some
 Fuil-and gets it 4. l.. Moore Thomas Picton, his friend who
 wants peace-and doesn't get
 1t ............... Geo. $. Griffith C1.umIey Chuggs. a nice old man
 who wants the widow, and gets
 her .......... Raymond Watkins Napoleon B. Plunker, an inventor,
 who wants the earti-and keepe
 Cn wanting ..... c. Oscar Edgerly Mrs Fanny Mayfair, q Faghing 4Young widow who wants lark"
 and has it .... Lena D. Johnson Mrs. Anastasia Billowby, another
 widow, who wants to elope, and
 is disappointed :. Minnie l.. Gibbs Fife Picton, Toms wife, who wants
 tevenge-and then there's @ trouble ..... Ellen M. Olmuuist
 -Time-Midsummer
 Place-Acts I. and IT,, Tom's country home.
 Act IT.. woodland glade.
 Martipo's Contract Renewed.
 Through Postmaster Henry l.. x Porter, the postal authorities at Wash agton, D. C., have notified Emelio Maritime of Kensington, that his figure \Geor carrying mail between the Berlin post office and the railroad station, nas been accepted and that his con- kract will be renewed. There was one
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
NEW WAGE St

Youngstown, O| iron mills of the \ sutned operation I wage scale accep1 referendum of thd sociation of Sheet Workers. About work in this sect. wage scale.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
TO HAVE EEN1

New York, Ma
 CTS of the Amer Telegraph conpar
 crease the nunlbd| directors from tv teen. This wou| said, at the annual and is in line N among certain la| have fewer men q
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
Delay ia Closing SeW5I Tax Book
 Rods Up Collector.
MAR NO NAMED FOR DOG WARDEN
Sclectmen And Assessors Act as Board of tclicf-Nany From Plain NilIC Will Attend COnVCntIOu-- JolmSons Receive Many Gifts.

Owing to the delay in getting out the tax book for the sanitary and sewer district, Collector w. J. Hcm-
 ngway announced today that he will be unable to get out bills for town taxes and the sewer assessment as well for another week. Both taxes will become due on Wednesday and the collector had hoped to have state owners by tomorrow, giving them the full month in which to get them re- ccpted.
 Town Clerk Usher has been at work for several days on the sewer district tax book, but has been un- able to get it in shape for use by the collector and it will probably be Wednesday or Thursday before he
 will have all the entries completed. The meeting of the selectmen and as- sessors, sitting as a board of relief, held this afternoon to consider ap- peals of property owners in the sewer district, further delays the work, the ! town clerk having to wait Tor their report before closing his books. Collector Hemingway proposes to l send out the town tax bills and the statements for sewer assessments to- gether and the delay in getting the l sewer tax book in shape will hold i up both statements for at least a 1 week. MT. Hemingway intends to is sue notice for the collection of taxes at the usual time and property own 1 CTS who wish to settle before their l bills are forwarded to them will be given an opportunity to do so by l calling on the collector. The prop erty owners will have month in
 which to settle, avoiding the nine per cent. interest charges, which go on the books against delinquents. A month will also be given to per sonal taxpayers in which to settle. The collector does not intend to eX- tend the time after hfil 30, and men who have not paid by May 1 will be put on a list for burt action. Taxpayers whose property is di- vided by the boundaries of the sewer district and others who were not cer- tain neither their places are Sub- ject to taxation for the expense en- tailed by the 1nVGSl1SdtolS oI IhS sewer plans, took up most of the time of the selectmen and the as sessors at their meeting this after noon. Most of those who appeared simply sought information, having no protest against the valuation placed on their properties as far as the sewer tax is concerned. The board expects to have it's report in the possession of the town clerk, tomorrow.
 Collector Heminway plans to make a special effort to clean up the sew
 CT tax bills Most of them are very small and MT. Hemingway wants them settled during the month Ho will make personal calls if necessary in order that the district book may be closed as early as possible. The amount to be collected for the sewer district on all property within it's boundaries is less than $2,200 mak- ing it apparent that the proportionate share of each taxpayer will be very small.
 Marine For Dog Warden.
 Police Officer Philip Marine has been appointed by the selectmen to
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
NORFOLK HIS

Nufolll, Marcn CrissN, historian| schobl teacher, d| Fla, today accd Ccived by rclatiI about 7S years q
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
JlI1DucTIo.
Psburg, Mar

PIsburg, Mar1 liam president | Asseiation of m WoTers announc| all be votes casd lastSaturday on' ing Scale had nd cialf at headauI proecss had beei the .eduction had prcSnt agreenei 50 cNt.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

 DRY GOOD PURC,Asl
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

esting him greatly. Mrs Florence Roberts, the attending nurse, is also 8 novice at the raising of children in incubators, and the results of her first case, are naturally pleasing to her.
 Sewer District Meeting.
 Joseph T. Mccarthy, clerk, today issued the call for the annual meet ing of the sanitary and sewer dis trict to be held in the Town hall next Monday evening.
 At this session, according to the notice, the voters are to act on re- ports of the officers and elect dis trict committee. While there is seemingly no great interest in the meeting it is said the faction oppos- ing the idea of sewering the town will make an effort to have the meet ing vote against having a district committee this year. Such course, they believe, will effectually prevent any further efforts of an official char acter for the making of the improve ment for year at least.
 Brief Items.
 Rev Walter McElroy of St. Fran cis church, Bridgeport. gave d ser mon on Prayer" at the Lenten ser vice in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy last evening. It was an nounced yesterday that mass will be celebrated in the church on Holy at d. m. Services will be | held on Good Friday and Holy Sat l urday at o'clock in the morning.
 Harry Tyler of Pennington road is ! again able to be out after having !, been confined to the house for week ! by illness.
 Miss Viola Spencer is ill with ton- silitis at the homo of her grand mother, Mrs. George F. Spencer.
 Mrs. O. L. Clark and children New ell and Olive of Cliftondalc Mass. are visiting at the homo of Registrar |. P. Newell -of Maple street.
 Miss Winifred Bates of Broad street who has been ill with pne.xlonia for
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

several days, suffered a relapse on Saturday and her condition was re- garded as unfavorable today.
 Banns of marriage between Harry Donahue and Miss Veronica Lyons of this place and John Murphy of New Britain and Miss Agner T. Downing of Plainville were published yestcr- day in the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy.
 Rev. John II. Jackson of Hartford gave an interesting sermon in the Church of Our Saviour last evening.
 Paul Raymond, secretary of the Connecticut Bible society. spoke on the work of that organization at the morning service in the Methodist church Sunday.
 Harry Pindar will preach at the union service to be held in the Ad- vent Christian church tonight at 7:d5
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
Buy Your Easter Hosief Here
 Get the Best VahS Pos.

You get makes that absolutely eliable, a will match the prevailing authen shades in By exercising our best Judgment nd foretho been able to get together the best vals in Men' Children's Hosiery in many seasons.
 Reliable Grades of Womens Lsleio iosiery in g 1-2c and soc Per Pair.
 Womens Phoenix" Silk Hosiery black am every pair guaranteed for 75c Per Pah Women's Phoenix Silk Hosierys black. t guaranteed to wear for x1.00 Per pah
 Women's Gordon Silk Hosiery, black and shades, special for S1.OO Per Pair.
 Women's Novelty Silk Hosiery, pla and strp silk, special value for gSc Per Pair.
 Beautiful Quality, all thread ilkHosiery, in shades, for 150 Per Pair.
 "Kayser'' all pure thread Sk Ifoay, in all Silk Clocks, for S2OO and S2 25
 Superior Values in Mems Hose for25c and 90
New Britain herald., 1915-03-29

Largo assortment of Cinerara, Hyacinth, Easter Lilies and many others. Also large fresh supply loG cut flowers. J. l.. Ahlquist, Maple and Whiting Streets, PlainNller-- u1Nt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03
Die benttge yage.

9ie belte eineegoneenen 0epe.
lden lino ipdrli6 ur1o iie entbalie,l
filr Die 5reunoe Der oenti1en Satc
nift niel @utes. 3mor gebt oas
Gororingen Der 9el1tiden utlo Se-
fterreider i'm Often poron. 3miIhsr
8eiflel uno Bug lit Sanlosc &C.
nommen nnb ueitlih bon Der 8eid-
lei itno Die &uiien bis Carbon 5l-
ridgetrieben; alib fornmt BON Gait
poll cine Nahriht, oie Die grfolge
Der gneldnoer beitreitet. Iber oie
Hniien meloen BON einem eldn5en-
ben Seeiies iiber Die 9entI6en BET
8inoau ooer 5miiden @inbau INTO
8otblano. 9us @ute babel 1T MIR,
Die Depeide flingt 10 pbantaltiIb,
ooB man iie nur NIT 3meifel aui-
nebmen fam. 9elitihe 8eridte lie-
gen nod nidt Dor. Soffentlit tper-
ben Die oas &orfommnis etpos am
bers ifiloern.
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3iuei gilber aiis BEN 9arbathen

idiloert Der Mitarbeiter oes Ser
liner Saeeblatt" Gin Hutiunger
Solbat fam mir entgegen, etm0s
5art utro idmahtig, babel ober ge-
iuno ausiebeno. CT 5og anf Soften
i'm Sdiiseneraben. Sd fraete ibn
mo er beritamme. @r nannte mir
einen Sleden in Sen tbiirineilden
2anoen. @ie oft er iei? 2eudtan-
Den @uges iaete er: Sim lesten
Sonntog mliroe i6 ied5ebn Sabrel"
Gin paar Slinoert Meter meiter
orbeitete elm itammiger Mann mis
tiefbraunem 8oIlbart an einem
9rabtbinoernis, einem iogenannten
n&eiter". Sd plauoerte elm penie
NIT Jim mo fragte m,1 i'm nod,
Sitter uno Stano. gr mar elm 2ano-
mirt aus .oem Sannoberihen. SD
babe brei Sobne". iagte er. .9einer
iii SoIoat getpeIen mo feiner tpuro-
alid iett genolnmen, no man bod
.2ellte braii6t. 9a iddmte ib mid
fir meine gauge Samilie uno bin id
als Observation-Disclosures freimil-
Zig e%ingetreten. gs eebt mir gut. !"
8erforpern oieie beioen prddtiGen
Menid)en in ibrer opferfreuoigell
6ineobe niht bos gauge oeutide
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SnIanb.

Isle aus @ai6ington gerneloe.
miro, tit 6os u6eoeraI 3eierpe
goaro" babel, Blane gu entuerfen
ilno Wasregeln gu treffen, Oie es per-
binoern, baB i'm SCRIPT pieoer cine
Gottonfriie it%attfinoe, lpie lebtes
Sabr urto Der Hreis auf cine Mini-
mum reon5iert peroe. @offentIif ae-
.lingt es ibnen. l1niere ltaatlide
y@arebouie" G~eripaltung orbeitc
ia in oemleIben Slime. 9as uGeoe.
raj 8elerpe 8onro~ lit iibriaens Ser
anii6t, oaB 0ie o~iesidbriee Gotton-
ernte 5molf Miaionen gaGei nidt
ilberlteigen miro.
Nus @aibington miro gernd=
Oct, na6 BEN bisberigen Mitteilun-
gen iiber ben 11ntergarg oes fanaoi-
iden 3ompfers s4rmenian" babe
es nidt ben @ni6etn, aIs tpenn aus
sieiem 8orfan irgeno pelde Ser
i~uidlungen NIT 9eutiholno entltehen
fonnten.
Ser offentlihe @mpfangsiaal
auf Der Sitieite oes GapitoIs in
@aibington lit bur6 cine grplolipn
oemoliert pproen. Man bermutet,
bob oieie Grploiion burb cine @om-
be ODER cine Soaenmaidine berl,r.
iaft fpuroe, Die irgeno Elm beroreb-
ter Menih BORT gum grplooieren
bradte, nm Mufieben 3u erregen. 8ie
Grploiion fano eegen MitternadJt
iiatt; Niemano murbe perfebt. Sic
Nadttpdfter ~bebaupten, es babe ieit
nrebreren Stnnoen Miemano nnbe-
ad9tet in oas empfangsaimmer ge-
langett fonnen.
Der polniihe 3eitnatgsidrei-
Der @lpbonie gbaraitopsfp ben mon
in SEEM Oorf ilnter Ser M1tflage per-
baftet, oem Er1fioerten 9robbriefe
5ugeibift gu baden, lit oem Bellevue
SSrrenbaus iibertpieien iporoen, nm
auf ieinen @eiItes5nitanb bin inter
iu6t gu peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-03

Gan antonio, beute feline 8orie.
@~albeiton, eeitern, 900 Gents.
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fir oeutide &ultnr, fir oas bent
ide Golf, ltno onr6 ibre Stell1lrlg-
nabme fir oos oentlbe &ei6 in Die
lem @eltfrieee. 4Is ie netli6 ollf
ibrer Geiie na6 Sos 4ngeles Gbi=
cago pallierte, bat iie oas unper8eib-
lide 8er6reden begangen, nidt MIR
ben onfbordenoen Heportern 5u Der
iif)ern, baB iie Elm &er5 nno cine
Seele NIT Dem beuti6en &ailer llito
Dem oenti6en 8olfe lei, iorbern oud
Weni6, entiebe oifl : ouf
2eutidlano uno feline geredte Sade
einen begeiiterten Soait ous3nbril1=
gen.
l1no oarob lino Die Gbicaeoer, fld,-
tiger eeiaet, Die Gbicagoerinneu, elm
faf allBer iib. 9ie ogbicago Gain
NetDs~ eiebt Der gntruItung Der
2eutd)en @usornf In einem Mrtifel,
in Dem es II. a. beiBt: .9ie Iarrar-
Mbenoe ipaBreno Der Soilon @roBer
Sper oiirften ii6 ourf leere 2oger
uno Geiben leerer Stii5le alls3eif-
men. @epiiie reide Citizen bes
observation-disclosures, Die emport
iino iiber Die prooeutiben &unoge.
bnngen Ser Sdngerin boben erflart,
tie fiiblten ii1 peranlaBt, Den Mbell=
ben, all oenen tie altftrit, fern5ublei-
ben, UNI SRI. Sorrar oamit tire ,essrl=
oignation beriteben gu geben. @ul=.
befannte 8atronen nno Yatronelien
Der @roBen Sper gaben beute gu,
bob ein ySpern=8oDfott" geger SRI.
Sarror in grpaging ge5ogen miro.
uno cine Dame Ser @eienidaft iaa=
te Colder Mangel an geentrolitat
IN ben aeuBeruneen SRI. Sorrar's
tit nl1geborig. SRI. Sarrar bot aud
taftlos gebanoelt, oenn Die Mebr-
belt Der 2ogeninbaber uno finansiel-
len Stiiben Der Sper iteben Dem
oeutIden Stanoplnft uno SEN oeu.=
ldJen WetboOen Der Griegsfiibrlng
Heinesfpegs molmone1tb gegeniiber.1
g. 9. Stoats5eitung.
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gOpeott sesem SRI. Sarrar.

Die ioeenaimte v@eie1idaft- bon
Chicago lit emport iiber 5rl. @eral-
Dine Sarrar, Die befannte Operni1a-
germ, uno orobt bereits nit geiel-
idaftIidem Sitra3ismus, nit Bop
fott uno @ott neiB. mas nod. ltno
iparum? @eil SRI. Sorror es iif,
berausgenommen bat, cine anoere
Meinune 81 haben, als Die Sdpei.
nebarone, 8iibienfleiid : 2ieferan-
ten, Observation-Disclosures un6 an
oere Mit9lieoer Der boben 4riitofra-
tie in Der minoigen Gtaot. Die
S6ngeriu erreete oos Misfa0en
Der .neutroIeu" Gbicagoer Snobs
ourfD lire auseeiprodene 8orliebe
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8anmmoae.


Gan antonip, beute feline 8orie.
@alpeton, eeitern, 900 Gents.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sun antpnip, ger., 8. Snli. -1915
grima CRUDE Cotton @eel Oil, 81
eents per 8nIlone.
Stem gprf, 3. Suli. - @pot $3.50,
Stunt, 1896; SSuIi, 1896 unb SIS. 90.
augnit, $6.17 nnb 1918; 6eptenlber,.
5000 nno $6.40; Sftober, $3.50 unbs
$6.41; Nobember, $6.37 unb S6.41.
9e5ember, $3.50 nnb $6.41; ssanllnr'
$6.45 uno $6.46.
Sarm-Grpbnfte.
Gan antono, Seq, 8. Suli 1915
gnffer ......... tic per YfunOs
gier (nur friibe) -. .f5c Der 9llbenop
91b1er .......1 Foe II. 15c ber GfD.
2nrtebs 14c Der Hfuno
@et5en ......-....$f.02 per 8nldeeI
Som SOC Der Bufder
9dfer .40c per BuSdleI
9eu EXPERIMENTATION per Eolme
Wemiie.
@artoffeln, Neie, $1.75 II. $1.85 Der
@a6sbobnen, per 8uIbeI, $500:
CRIME Bobnen, $500.
Somaten, 9eras, A Scribe, 60c uro
75c.
SiBe &artoffeIn, 2ouifiana, $1.75.
3fpiebeIn, Eegas 8ermmoas, $500 Der
Crate; 8ag, $1.25.
Heteriilie, 30c Der Dbo. zBiinbeI.
@rniier 8feffer, Segas, soc per
aorb.
apbI, $3.50 per Crate.
Gantelonpes, Eegas, $1.25 Der graie,.
Hnoies6en, Doc II 35c fir Elm Dbb.s
BiinoeI.
@urfen, Gal. $3.50 per grdte; seros
gieb=Nsarft.
San Nntonio, Ser, 5. SuIi 1915.
Odien $3.50 Big 1925.
Slide $500 big 5000.
&dlber $3.50 Big 1926.
8llen 1925 Biz $500.
ct. 2ouis. 8. Suli 1915. 9fino~
bieb, Seras<gieb, 1925 Biz $685..
Sdlpeine $3.50 big 1896.
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Sr. .. Seller, 3abnar5t 3O5 gra-
ope8ebauoe. @tttaper6a Blatten,
Eor5eQan SiiIInneerL ginIagen urn
gmetine in 8porrbea cine Spe5iali-
tGt.
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Giiembabn JabrpIan,
3. & O. q.

8. & q. 81.
SEQ. Som Noroen $40 nocln1.
$40. 5-@om 9oroen 700 BORN
SEQ. = @om georoen .9:55 BORN
$50. 9-@on Sablor ........ Z abenSs
No. --@on Meerico 1910 nad1ru.
Sto. 12-.8on 2are0o (gemiibt)
.......... $50 BORN.
go. 6-Ion 2arebo ......7:45 aberos
Nbfabrt-
ao. 4-Na6 benz Norben 10 30 nodl,r.
gto. 6-yaa6 benz 0oroen. 1915 nnd5nt.
gto. Social nn6 9enrne ..7:40 BORN.
sto. 10-9ailp ggpreB GpeciaI, Nor6en
1920 borrr.
$50. 5-Nad Merico ......7:sO BORN
No. 11-2ofal mad 2areoo (gemiidt)
1000 nbenD3
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g. u. & u. 3.

1000 nbenD5
9. u. & u. 3.
Gnfunft
$50. i gon souiton, @acO unO gorpus
egrtftt 1905 nadnt.
3-Ion 9ouiton nnb ai~iitenorten.
49,. ............ $3.50 bori,i.
Nn. 5--@on goafum uno @iiftenorten
$40 nndnn.
SO. 42--gon aerrbile ....9:O5 borns.
go. 146-gon &errbiae, tdaIin nrsaeS
no1rtrnen Sonntags ..7:45 abeiibs
Nbfabrt-
SO. 2nMa6 5OnitOn, @aco un0 gorpus
ebrlitf 9:10 borni.
$40. 4-Nad 5priton unb @~iftenorten
.......... ...... 1920 nndlut.
go. 6-gaad goatum uno aiiitenorten
SO. 4s-aa6 aerrDias. sos a aiaari;
$40. 145-Na9 &errbiue. tdelid. aisgcs
nommen Sonntngs ....7:05 bornq-.
g. s. & g. u. toauptlinie.)
SO. io1-@nufet ainlitsS, bon gslp Or
SO. 1oa suuiet aiimiteS, bon Gan ss S sga's.
cisco 1853 BORN.
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Mo. 1o-aafp aimifeb 1000 mora.
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