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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In District Court, Delaware County,
( Iowa. ri - & .. e.
October Term, 1915.
A. M. Cloud, plaintiff, vs.. NJ, S. Bey-
er, and Farmers National Bank OF
Pekin, ILL.,, Defendants IT,.
You are hereby notified that there
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01
t)sefut! indeed.

'ds the use Of the Eus-
tachian tube? PuRiEso, you 5 can hear
yourself tnlk.-.N'eW Y,rk Times . .:.:: !.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01

at the NJ j. Britt home Tuesday.
Mrs. Neil Sullivan and daughter
Margaret, and son. were Manchester
shoppers Friday
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
STATE OF IOWA,
Delaware County ss:-

To All Whom it May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the
last will of James NJ. Rutherford, de-
ceased, has been filed, opened and
read, and Monday, the 4th day of
October, A. D., 1915, fixed as the
time, and the court house in Man
chester the place for hearing and
proving the same. -
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court this 3lst day of August, 1915.
4. 4. VIZ Ss.t.IS NJ A. o., STANGER, gs 4.
3S5---3wks Clerk District Court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
DETROIT HOLDS NO
FEAR OF CHICAGOS,
SAYS PEERLESS ~

we Tigers are no; worried over
the White Sox. says ~ Cobb -Ru;
Boston commands our wholesome
respect Tha, is the oniy ouinels
that could hopc TO match the Tiger
trio. Our infields shape up about
even in strength. Boston. think.
has more good pitchers than any
other eluh IN major league circles
Therefore there Is little likelihood
o, any battery collapse In the com
ing drive. We have four reliable
performers. however. and three wor
the 1914 National bunting and =
Worlds Series emblem for the
Braves Detroit ! stIll feel conf
dent. win be there AZ the finlsh
With the Red Sex
oar team realizes. however. that
Il will have to fight every minute
TO keep within striking distance o.
those sturdy pace making Red Sox
have beard there was serious dis.
sension In Carrigzns ranks early
in the season. but this has all been
snoothed over nov vas told re
cently that a clique had tried 70 IN.
derrrine Carrigan. bat that Iris
Speakers loyalty discovered the
plot and afforded the chance OF
remedy In time Whether this IL
50 Go not know. for have never
been inquisiiive In clubhouse poll
tics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
GIANTS HAVE
AN OFF DAY;
BEATEN 81

That portion % Sest;le's pop
uia,ion which eonsreasteo at
puedRie field yesterday .. m.
struggled back home after zee
ing tire Seattle pennant ehas-
ers whipped. 8 10 I. BY the Ia.
coma Tigers. feeling mighty
pleased that Teaiy's men had
kicked that game out o. their
Hyt,euns before settling down
In grim drive 20 frs; place.
The sxhihltisn recalled a day
that ia gone. namely. two
months ago when any sort Of a
gang in Uniform formed what
was referred 20 90 a ball club.
All hands feel quite relieved.
Seattle tossed of q chance 20
reduce spoksne's lead 20 seven
ssmes-or. spokane figuring.
air pAmet-by stacking Up the
pace they have r1slntsinso for
the pas; eight ~sesG No one
knows better tran 7. Raymond
that II Seattle 10 70 finish first
In the Northwestern league this
season. the club mus, win es.
cry time the Indians lose. ard.
~ith tire exception 81 two days
In seven. every time the In
dams win. They must main
tain that npced until Sept. 10
rolls around or be content with
second place, or even lower
berth, for Vancouver 10 coming
along swiftly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
BULGER SAYS PMlLS
HAVE SHOWN NERVE
IN PEhkaNT SCRAP

In all the hopeless tumble OF
National league bail clubs scat
tered around the top OF that
ladder Just one stands out
alone. and II begins 20 look as
II that one IL going 10 remain
standing there while the others
fight Il out for second money.
Despite the heavy betting on
the Braves. the Dodgers and
the Giants. the most consistent
bail club OF the season so far
IL the Phiiiies. says FOREMAN
Belgcr While the others
have wandered up and down
the percentage column. with no
permanent address. Pat Moran
has kept his club right there TO
be shot at. and. after all. that
Is the real test.
Tho PhiIlies have held their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
ROWLAND GIVES A
TIP TO STEALERS

More hases shoGl1 Be stolen
In the American league
That's ore q the uacitoeS Of
ciarence Row land. the White
Sex piici And he says Il with
ali respect 10 the catchers
The odds sEeuic all favor
the runner. says Rowland That
d. they should II he really
knows bow 70 run bases Most
base runners who try 20 steal
snd don't get away with Il 6oat
know how 10 steal
They should be of with the
motion Of the pitcher
There's o.ly ore part OF the
pitchers anatomy the base run
Der Should keep his eve On.
That's the pitchers feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
FOUR n. w. CLUBS
LIKELY TO FINISH
WITH 500 MARK

Every club IN the Northwest.
err league will probably finish
with percentage q better
sasn 500. The eiJet are evenly
rnEtehee. goth Spokane ard
Tacoma are slipping fast.
When Aberdeen arc Victoria
were dropped the dead wood
wa eliminates. These two
clubs had test - more games
thar trey had won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
California Students Wild
Over Return to Old Game;
Record Squad AnswersC Call

seasons Christening Monday. East
ern experts visiting Berkeley have
declared California FIELD the equal
~ The best IN the East
stroud and Coach Schacffer have
evolved a new scheme e handle the
biz squad Thcre viii be 4 frs,
team and a secoad team from eaet
university class For three weeks
those teams WIN work BY classes.
Then there win be an lnterclass
series. Glass rivalry Is high.
Thrce FORMER stars OF Pomona
college. Mccullough. Carpenter and
Wilson. viii assist IN coaching the
teams There are enough other old
American football PLAYERS 70 PRO
vide a coach for each % the
eleyens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

RERKEi-EN, Aug .e.-The shcr;
,~ess and thia Jerseys are no
-,re al TIE University o, Csllfor,
IN and one g the biggest squads
i. the history % the university has
,srred up scr TIRE American style OF
scthAll play. fadieAtions arr for a
nrrer number Of candidates than
,ver turned cut tor ragty. GrAeu.
~ Manager John A. stroud. St.. Is
vaay with his rev iiae q psgssins-
ncleskins. tAckling dummies and
II the raraphsrn&isA tAat vas ban
shed vhea the EngllsA game came
% Berkeley.
The new California running track
Ass been converted to foothAll The
ID baseball field A~G the rev turf
N California Geld VII get their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

him az a pitcher ARD allowed him
10 rest on the bench. awaiting his
turn In the box Bot Hickey need
ed a pinch bitter In the eighth IN.
ning and sent Slsler up. The
yoGngxter hit for two bases
Finally Slsler got his turn IN the
box and showed one Of the most
purrlinx curve balls a youngster
ever brought 20 the big show. Aft
er that he was a center fielder for
a while. Aud he hit so well he vas
moved from low position In the
batting order 10 a place among the
cleanup lads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
RECORD TURNOUT AT CALIFORNIA FOR AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Sisler, Michigan Star, Is Versatile
Performer---Proves Find of the Season
eY eRoMN HoIMEs

Arty Hoffman was n wonder
when ne was with the Cubs IN
their pennAn, days. +e played
third bsss one day, the cut.
fleic position the next ard sec
end base tire next.
Clyde En1le. with the Boston
Red Sex tire season they wen
tire pennsnt. played al around
the infiela and outfield, ard
Dick Eean has been flillna tire
same bill this year fer tire Bos
ter Braves
Now comes George slsler Of
the ST. Louis Browns for ratlra
among tire versatile stars. Sis
Ter not only plays the infield
ard outflele. but bitches.
When Sisler joined the Brown
HIS summer ~ the close 81 tn
Michigan university term. he wSi
ised at frs; base. Then he VA
lhiftet 10 Jeff field lie lookes
tood both pisces
Manager Hickey decided TO u.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

nAsEBAIL nr:~tLrs

fSt'ionaii RI reekiyn .. Chicago 8.
Cincinnati 9. New York 3 Fltfsburx a.
fniiadsiphia Z ~ Louis q nosfsn
fsmsricanl-- Detroit g. phiistsiphsa
wsshiamton n. Cleveland q. cAicaso =
Boston 1. Coast --Portisrd :. salt Lab.
= vernon .. Oakland o. san Francisco
ie. Los Angeles G. tAmsriean A.ocia-
ton t--NilEaBkss q. Indianapolis 8. Mia
nrapoiis .. Columbus 2 Cleveland a. -
Paul Z. touiseiiis Ia. Kansas City ell.
fFsdefap-BuffAio 8. Chicago o. Newark
s. rittsburg 6 81 Louis T. Brooklyn ..
Kansas city a. Baltimore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
RACE TOMORROW

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. so.-A
classy field OF starters Will 10
from the barrier In the exposition
handicap az the opening Of the ex-
position race meet here tomorrow
The fastest thorobreds IN the West
will contend for honors In this
event. the feature Of the Inaugural
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

1sms he took the boy 10 his ath-
letic club to get him licked for run.
alag away with the money.
But Williams looked so good Hsr-
ris took charge OF him and led him
70 the top. Williams has bought a
home for his mother and ia provid.
Ing an education for his brother
and sister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Hickey discovered be- didnt have
10 treat sisier Ike other pitchers
The ycungster does rot ait on tie
bench any more and await his
pitching turn. He plays some.
where In the ouifield or infieiG the
day before be pitches
Sister Is a real ball player be
sides being a pitcher lie can whale
that old apple. run Hike deer and
he slides 20 bases In Ty Cobb
fsshloa.
There's only one reason be has
not caught or played second. short
or third. He's letthanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
MICHIGAN MAN TO
AID CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2o.--or.
A. W. Smith. former University %
Michigan star. has been engaged az
assistant coach for the University
es California football team. Smith
vas selected sii-Ar1eriean star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
POLLY GRIMM GETS
BACK m WRESTLING

BUTTE. Mont. Aug 2o-Polly
Grimm. ex-uniyersity Of Washing
ton football player. now claiming
the heavyweight championship Of
Northwest wrestiers. IL TO meet Pat
Connolly. But;e's pride. here Labor
dnv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
WHERE THEY COME
FROM

Kid Williams. bsntamWeight
champion. vas a newsboy In Balti-
more when be ran away with a half
dollar. given him by sam Harris.
former manager OF Terry McGov-
ern. TO get changed
The next time Harris saw VII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

PfTTsBuRG. Aug. 2o.-M Ma
maux. Pirate pitching star. created
a small sensation in local restau
rant when he sang Irish songs in
a clear tenor voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
WESTERN GOLF

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Tom Mems
mara OF Boston has won the West.
ern golf open championship al the
Glen Oak Country club. with a
score OF 304 for the ~ holes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Clarence Sims has Joined the st.
Louis Americans. giving them two
Clarences and one Harold. A
couple OF Cecils or AlEernons would
help some. no doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

ssatti. ..........o 81
TACOMA ...........I coca . Is
Summary TWo.hnne hits Mails. Cad
man Three base hii--Msihis Sacrifice
hit.-gtokEs stolen bases -- Levine.
Nsfkie struck out~-By Mails .. ~ Nc
fvor q. ~ Nefkis 2 Raises on balls
orr Malls O. OF Msikis l. Hti by
pitched haiI-Msikis. BY McIvor. Double
plays-Nor too Raymond 20 Brooks
grov.r 20 Ward 20 Stoke Pitchers
surnrnary-T runs and hi.s of Mails N
9 innings. hit and I run or MsIYor IN
J tnnlnKr Umpirs-cas~r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Boxing news IL scarce. Jim Cor.
bett has not discovered heavy
weight championship prospect for a
week or 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

own. Instead Of topping. their
toe hold has grown stronger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

We give c. A. Barrett the Bos-
ton scribe. credit for this. lie calls
the Detroit Tigers the Tigers.
Charley Wceghman. owner OF the
Chicago Feds. showed pretty good
head when he refused TO buy the
Cincinnati Reds.
The truth Of the matter 10
io-eent baseball has beer
played for a long time, but fans
had 70 pay Is cents 10 see H.
Tommy Walsh. manager OF Joe
Mandot, 10 nothing II not original.
He calls Freddy Welsh the Safety
First Champion" and the title
takes It's place alongside Of the
Cheese Champion" title Bat Mel.
son hung on Ad Wolgast
Leach Cross might be called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Polly McLarry OF the Chicago
Cubs ought 20 know how 10 take
care Of & dead arm. He's an un-
dertaker in Texas when not play.
Ing ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Csrrsnxa wouldn't be 20
hgffy N he could see the trap
shooters In action In the Grand
American Tournament. "Pull.
Bsnpi Dead Bird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

A New York paper says the fans
viii get a run for their money when
Mcfarland and Gibbons meet
Run" Is right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
STRAIGHT STUFF
h e 5 port ting Edit

Double Cross Three days amer he
announced that he had retired and
would stick TO his dental business
he signed for bout with Johnny
Griffiths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20
How They Stand
In the Leagues
oNcE u PLENTY

~~~~~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Leach Cross might Be called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-20

Country Hay and Grain
prices paid producerl
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Die 6ilfsseieaihaft.
!Seute absnb lit niebrnm Der
iammluns in Der Ioro Cincinnati
Snrnballe.

Die 5erren unb DdmeH bon bel
0sutifn unb Seiterrsi4iih unJa
rti4tn !6ilfse.ieai6dft perOen baraui
aitimerfium genuadt. onb am beitti'
gen 4ben6 Ipieoer Beriantnlulia III
Der gaor6 Cincinnati GurnbalIe III, 81
pslter alle einselaben limb, bic lid
fir bus 5ilfslpert intersiiiren. Di'
Gsieli4aft 1T ieit mebreren Bodsr
ni4t 3uiammengstOmmen, iobab bi>
Der GrlsSisung bdrrenSen arbeiter
ii9 .tipas eebduft baben. auberoer
ioll. iopsit es anseht, 9t6re4uuna
ii6er bas 8oItsfeft pom 81. Suli g.
baIteu uub pldus iolIen er6rtert D.r'
ben, tpis bos Dtrt iernerhiH sefOrbert
ipsrbeu tonn auBerbem itebt BIZ
5a5HsOerfammluns beDor unb sa
6iirite pobt an plass iein, @ortsa'
runsen su elmer isitIi4en gesebuns
oerieI5en IN bic Dess gu leitsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Wldnsenber Seim6
3ei6u4 bic Cartilage Sair aus.

5rce6ern mb aeitern bic Iie6e
Como MIR airf einige gIu1etlblide ibr
8eiid,t 3eiste, hatten iif tnilienoe
bon Geiuheru aiii bem id,onen iSair.
Dlas in Cartilage eiuGeflrnoeu. slaer.
oings bate Der gesengott ein einie.
hen rub iiberapb bic Dtenge niht mie
am eroifuun1stass nit rinHrter en-
benoem Seaeu non obeu. Ser Iaa
mar trot oes oitjttep5ften Sim
rneIS 70 libel nifJt nnb Gilenthai6eIl
berritte EN- unSeHrein frobes aebe,l
.rnb Sreiber. 3ie angfteaiTngen
prdftiger Fferbe, Sfiite ,irlb bon 5e'
oeroieh aILer slrt, pelde Der bod.
eut,pifelten 9aibipirtbiduft Sdriril.
ton 9oiurtn's ale @bre nateu, fnnS
piele a,lfrid,tiee germmberer. Siir
aenuer elmer geil,nben 9ieb5ltcf biI.
BET bic Sair eiite AlieIle seultbreit,en
Stl;6iums.
Die Renren nm Rnfnlittng ian.
oen natiirIih Sie meiftru 2tebhaber.
Bel Der Rerutbabr fiittbete md, Elm
tn,Iienbfopfiges gublifim ciff uno
at urb Die intenitue aHtbeiIilabne
an ben Rennen bielt Biz naf Gr!eoi.
glmd 6es RerutproGrontnts an.
giel @ergniieen ni6 hnrmloieu
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annben inter Id Sabren dus.
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artiger @eiie fiir ben .irneren Ren.
id'en" aeioret iii. broilft bier fuuH
beion6ers erpdbnt srr iperoen. Ber
einen oni;drtotgen slppetit uno gebo'
rigen 9urit mitbrtrgt, iDiro bier ieoe
geleaelbeit firSsn. allen aniorSe.
rimaen oes Dhnaens 3u geiiiaelt.
sSiir bate III EN- uieloeripre6en'
oes Brogronm eutrporien poroen.
Sdmrittie's 4npelle miro ben gan3en
Gag rnblrf) biibidJe aor8ertnum.
nrern ,u @eb6r bringen, pdbreno
Rafunittnqs bic ii6iif)eu Bfer6erens
nm itnttfuIben. Sie lanbptrtbihoit'
Iid)eH AMsitellnuaei peroen 6eion.
Sers in ben abtheiIiuget iiir Bier.
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ten.
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frieaes peroen iHb IN boiler Stdrte
ste alrSiteIliing anieben iuIo bon Den
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nerSer. Die 9iifter Siieoers uno
Sg1eal perSen 9lnipradeH an bic Of.
ten Serren bnlteii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13

'gaortpoob. Die STANDARD Oil gD. Elm
iotdRs iiber $362.50 segen bic Gnnis
genk Wlop anb ppiiSb 90. bie Dat.
Iep 8ani einToi4es iiber $183.90 gee
gen Roeob s. grenlitr.
s5obn 6. syibpatrit. RtceiDer ber
8erbes Sotel Co., uHterbre:tete eiiEn
yinansaustpeis. Dem 3nioIse er fsIt
ieiner ernennuns am q. april i'm
@an3en $2245.81 o<reiunabmt unO
$19O1 .93 rtrausgabt bat, 10 bab nod
S443.88 in ieinen 5dnOsn bleiben. Dsl
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auf atnOrbnung bss 5niolosn5seri4ts
einseItsat porben.
Artbur ponea unb 5er6e-t WcGog
ipurbsn seitsrn I'm Sriminulgeridt bsa
Diebitdbls elmer 4uantitdt WeHins'
itiide gum 8ortbeil Der 3. II. 8. 9.
@. R1. So. 1buloia befunoeH.
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Ausfrus Der Sanoefskammer
Ter slbiteder Had) GoHes JslanO
mgr ein rieiiger GriOls.

Wertur bate gtItern Dpn gonep g.
lano geFB sreriffen. Der 9ott BEL
5anbeIstammsr mahte b,m Sriegss
gotte eriolgrsid oas 1elo itrettis. DIX
WiitaIieoer unierer 9anoeIstammer
batten fir einen 2ag bic Sorgsn unl
Wiiben res 4amgsIs6ens bel Ssite g.t
legt uno ii6 nit ibrsn Gamtlieu
uHo Greuuben nad BEN i60nen GOuer
Sslano binausbegsbsn Sfpn bieJabrt
auf Der .5slano Queen" Oeri9afftl
Der srpartunesftoEen Ulsygs SeniiF,
man9erlei Qrt. 9oisr's SopeQe battt
elm gsndbltes progrumm uufgeitellt
oeFsn eratts 9urhfiibrung bem mu'
FfIisbenbsn pubIitum pRl 9ergniiser
bereitste. Sir bic juu9e Bslt purb,
glei63eitis i'm 3an5ialOn unermiibIid
gum froben Reigsn aufgeipisIt.
Die SpabHlater - uno bei iol8eu
Gelegenbsiten 1T iaft jeOer ionit Il
srnfte 9ef3dftsmunn ein SpabmadeI
fiibrten iiberaQ bas SSepter. 0as
Sportprogramm, tpeIdes duf BEN R'
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den ausaul0ien. Gudxn mar ib.rboupt
bic 5ignatur oss Sages uuo tper pon
ben 3abIIoien 9beiInebmern an BEN
2tusfIus fi4 riat aui minbsitens sinsn
WloHat 10 re4t DON 9er3eu ausgela4t
bat, Der il ein uHOsrbefrrIi4er 5Dpo'
hon0er.
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t.te IeiHes slntes ats 3sremonienmei'
fer nit uIria6abmli9er @ra5ie, mob.
reno iOls<uos 9unen unb 55erret bi,
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srtorsH: 5raa u. g. gratpforb, Grrl
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5rnu W. ". Sbort unS Irau Gb. J.
Peters; Die Serren eo. 3. peters, 6.
=. SbriOer, u. &. 8lrtbarot, Or, Y.
Sbort uno B. 8. Mcgrpne.
SIM iibrissH mar Der 4usftug Elm
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omiiiirte ft tOftIi9 unb bez 3p.d. bic
Sersen oes 2lltass fir tlrr3e ,3sit gu
O<!ssiisn uno grboIung aus barmIOs
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sldn5en6sr gBeiie errsi6t.
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0ebMYten.

Better uno CLARA geosl, 1904 2ebr
man Roao, EHabe.
George uno GertruO SuppmunH
100 WinfieIb glats, auabe.
Wiuiam unb Catherine @ert5, 252C
Cabin Qpenue. MdO6eH.
9urrp uub Gliidbetb Robling. 3117
Wo8reip qlpenus, Widbhsu.
George uuo Bertha Sramer, 1925
CLINT Strabe, anube.
Bernard unb gioIu &Iusisuer, 1915
Oublep Strabe, Snabs.
goparo unO Gona Gutenberg, 1926
Deiiern 4Oeuue, Uldodsu.
Sobn unb Suian 9uIae, Daoe UNI
Souss Strabe, Snabe.
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