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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03
Hamilton Fish, Jr., to Be
Sole Representative of
Progressives.
mt SOCIALIST ELECTED

prOgresSlNSS
Socialists
m present Assembly comprises -
scubl,cans. 80 Democrats and . Pro-
,~,s.iyes. Hamilton Fish, Jr.. will be
N, sole representative of the Progress
,vo in 1916 In tho lower house.
The present state Senate holds over
,,st year. There are "a Republicans
and IL Democratic Senators. The As
.,mbly will reorganize by the reelection
a, Tnaddeus c. Sweet of Oswego as
s,.aker and Frederick W. Hammond Of
o,ondaRa as clerk. The present As
.,mbly leader. Harold J. Hinman of Al
sany. and the deputy leader, Alexander
Mcdonald of Franklin, will not be In
The next Assembly.
simon l.. Adler of Rochester will be
,,med either as the Republican floor
l,sder or chairman of the Assembly
W.ys and Means Committee. whichever
POSITION he prefers.
One OF the features Of the result IN
nj. city was the election of a Socialist
I.enblyman In Brooklyn. He is a. l..
sAiplacoft and he won by a close vote
over J. T, Martyr, Republican.
In new ioIh Souits tuS citiies'FWa hh
.sssp carried into office several Demo-
c.atic Assemblymen upon whose election
he organization had not counted.
The organization oil the State Senate
,nd Assembly is in thorough accord with
GOV. whitman. and the Governors
trends have been planning to ask the
legislature 10 put into effect the financial
reforns embodied in the proposed Con-
..tution which was voted down by the
pupe yesterday. The Governor has al
rtady taken steps 10 provide an execu-
tive budget for submission TO the Lsegis-
a,ure when 1t meets in January. Steps
also will be taken To amend the Cons,i-
,puon through legislative enactment 10
provide for serial instead Of Stalking fund
bond, These were the two essentials
b. the St.inson plan to reform State
tnsnces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-03

Totals. ,-... 10S2J 1925 5000 81
smith over Bowers 600. tji3s
81 Election districts missing gu; Of . total
Of $50. !
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

would probably produce This would be partly made up by the renewal of the war tax and of the sugar tax yielding say $125,0O0,O0O. There would be left from $150, 100000 to 0,000,000 of a deficit still to be provided for either by cutting down expenses or by additional taxation.
 Expenses Could Be Cut Down.
 MT. Taft suggested that expenses could be cut down by giving authority to consider the whole field of gov ernment income and expenditure.
 A large sum, he said would under any circumstances have to be raised by taxation. As republican, he said, he believed that a change of policy to a higher protective tariff would serve most satisfactorily, but that he would not urge it because 1T am trying to make practicable sugges- tions and not a partisan speech, and I am looking to what may reasonably be demanded of patriotic democratic congress in view of the present inn perative need of increasing our na- tional income and their anti-protec- tion views.
 "The imposition of a small tax on small incomes asks a sacrifice from our patriotic citizens that they will be willing to make if our politicians have the courage to impose it and explain the imperative necessity.
 The payment of a tax, however small, makes man a better citizen. To assume that the plain people are unwilling to pay increased taxes in case of national need is to distrust them and to ascribe to them the low est motive for political action.
 Let us exclude politics from the question of preparedness. Let us &C., cept the cost. Let us insist that con- gress and the administration mani- fest the courage to incur the odium of minimizing and unpatriotic men who would resent contributing to such a cause. Let us insist that the con- gress and the administration shall de- fer to the judgment of real expert naval and army officers and boards as to how we should prepare and shall not allow the dangerous little knowledge of committee chairmen and civilian politicians, ignorant of our needs to obstruct the work of preparational defense.''
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03
WAR PREPAREDNESS
 ADVOCA7EDBY TAFT
Wants Navy Tonnage Increased and Stronger Defenses for Coast

San Francisco, Gal, Sept. 3.--Wil- liam H. Taft advocated preparedness for war yesterday, illustrated it's necessity and detailed the means to that end, in an address delivered at "Taft Day. exercises at the Panama Pacific exposition.
 In the ceremonies preceding the address MT. Taft, who while president of the United States broke ground for the exposition four years ago, again took in hand the silver spade he used then and planted a California red wood tree in Taft Circle.''
 He reviewed portions of the United States coast artillery of the Presidio of San Francisco and later he ad- dressed the members of the Business Mems Training camp at the exposi- tion, where they made their first pub lie appearance in company formation.
 Given Loving Cup.
 A silver loving cup, inscribed Tn Grateful Remem brance of his un- failing friendship and the fulfllment of his confidence that San Francisco knows how" was presented to him by exposition officials.
 The acquiencence of Germany in the United States contention for the rights of non-combatant citizens on commercial liners of belligerents should be the cause of profound re- joicing by every patriotic American and the occasion for congratulation to the president" said MT. Taft.
 -"It must relieve the strain between the two countries The shadow of a serious breach passes" MT. Taft con- tinued.
 P Poac I,ln nus.lf
 Tt sould not, however, lead our people away from their duty of req sonable preparation. The incident, though closed, as we all hope, except as to the indemnity for the lives of those already drowned, shows how near, as neutrals, we are to the war. It shows that we must be careful to insist upon our rights as much as that we ought to be reasonably prepared to defend against their invasion by any belligerent powers"
 After outlining the naval and mili- tia preparations which he consid- cred necessary for this country to make, MT. Taft estimated what the preparations would cost, indicated how the money might be raised and made a plea for exclusion of pol itics from the question of prepared ness and for the employment of ex- pert advice.
 For Big Increase in Navy.
 In summing up what he regarded as necessary preparations he said:
 "First, an increase of our navy ton- mage as rapidly as possible by thirty
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

per cent. and an immediate increase of the personnel of the navy by nearly 20,000 sailors and 900 officers.
 Second, an increase in ammunition for our great coast defense guns, the making of a few sixteen inch guns and the completion of the defense of Chesapeake at Cape Henry.
 Increase Coast DcfcnSeS.
 "In addition an increase of 10000 trained coast artillerymen and 600 officers to man the coast defenses properly.
 Third, an increase in our regular mobile army of 5O,00O troops and a ouadrupling of the supply of educated military officers. We should also
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03
LAUGH GIVES GIRL AWAY.
"Tootsie" Stevens, in Boys Garb, Ar-
 rested in Pennsylvania.

Tamaqua, Pa, Sept. Eff Viola Stevens, the fifteen-year-old girl who ran away from her home in Brooklyn last Wednesday with youthful Max Goodwin had not laughed over her shoulder at Chief of Police Ehrib. she and her fellow adventurer might still be making their way toward Ariz- ona, where Max, with sixteen years of life behind him, intended to forget all about Brooklyn until he had his for tune and married Viola
 Chief Ehrig admitted that he never would have taken Viola for anything but a boy when she strutted away from him in her Norfolk suit, cap and dirty face if he hadn't caught the treble that contrasted so strangely
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

adopt reduced term of enlistment with inducement to the formation of a reserve of trained me-"
 He then pointed out, however, that the treasury of the United States is not in condition to warrant such expenditures.
 'The program I have proposed" he said m oldest as it is, will certainly increase the annual total of the army and navy appropriations by perhaps O,OOO,OOO for each of three years and probably more.
 This leaves $325, 5,Oo0,000 at least of necessary income to be provided for by new legislation of congress over and above what existing law
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

hear where they were. n who hadn't known anything runaways until he caught tf| MT. Goodman by long dis| the boys parents and mother came to Tamaqua| the youngsters.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

panion was a girl, Tootsie Stevens. and they had run away from home to- gether because her mother had scold- ed her and he felt that he ought to stand by her. He said his father had a telephone in their home in Brooklyn and that he would probably be glad to
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

with the maturing tones of Max. who had done all the talking up to that time. Max felt pretty badly about it. too, and for a long time he offered ex- planation after explanation to con vince the chief that he was all wrong.
 Finally he blurted 1t out. His com
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

been attached to Russian base hos pitfalls as nurses since early in the present year. Many a wounded SOL dier has been nursed back to life and strength by the care and devotion of these royal women
New Britain herald., 1915-09-03

The most active workers for the Russian Red Cross society are the Czarina and her two beautiful daugh- tiers, the Grand Duchess Olga and Tatiana. Grand Duchess Olga is shown on the left. All three have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08

AS he surmised, in a day or two the
specious Mr.. Cash appeared upon the
scene. Farmer Darlow played the
willy schemer. He actually got two
thousand five hundred dollars out of
the sanguine promoter. He put five
hundred dollars in his own pocket.
There was a new house built on
the forty-acre tract right after that,
and then there was a wedding. And,
meantime, Mr.. Vanderbilt K. Cash.
waited Vainly for his sucker client.
Copyright by W. G. Chapman-)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08

Mary Miles Minter, the youthful
Metropolitan star, is no longer play
ing child parts. She has been given
characters that permit her to play
both child and young lady in the
same picture. Miss Minter is one of
the most promising actresses in the
movie world. Besides being an ideal
screen type, the little blond beauty
possesses a naturalness in her work
that is distinctive.
1870
Pet angoras will have to be exer-
cised in leash if fur prices keep going
up. Only last week we met muff
which was sadly reminiscent of the
old striped Tom somebody stole from
our children.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-08
A pretty bit of trimming for big
top coat is the soft suede leather
used so much this fall for belts and
cuffs and collars. A coat model which
has been favorably passed upon by
that strictest of consors, the Fashion
Art League of America, is this model
in taupe color duveytyne. The dou-
BILE belt is black suede and straps of
suede trim the cuffs and the collar.
ADD EUIINH ENP IANEP CAKE
APPLE FILLING FOR LAYER CAKE

Crate enough raw, tart apples to
make 1 pint, put into saucepan with
juice and grated rind of 1 lemon.
Beat 1 cup of sugar with 2 eggs until
foamy; add to grated apple. Set over
slow fire in double boiler and cook
until like cream. Take from fire, add
pinch of salt; allow to cool, then
spread between layers of spice cake.
Delicious.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
Spnb !6ia
Sirite bereitS i'm Serbit Si. ,riebntc
SnaRenbahuuerbiuSuns srbaltrn.

gpnb Sia tpirb unaeadtet Der pors
asitridm. uuaiinitiaen Gnti6sibuns
Res Stodts Oberasri6ts bic LANCER.
febnts StraBenbabnIiRie erbaItsn uno
penu SiaotantpaIt Sdoeul, nit iei'
nen pIdnen burdorinat. 70 biirfte biss
ie StrdRerib1baIinie bersits i'm toms
member oerbit i'm 9etrieb iein.
Ssrr S6oenle srtldrte n6mli6 aes
Fern ben Ssrrsn Sdmusl 7. gDitbroiD
Don Der gono 6il @eliare 2lfioeiati,
on unb .toi.pb gsrnina. BEN prGii.
Ssnten oes ct. alopiius Waiiens
Uereins. bah sr binneu Der nd3itn
IA Saae i'm Ramen Der Staot elm
GntsiaHunuspstfabren sinIei.en ipirb,
I'm bic prOisitirte 8erldnaeruna Der
Rsabina Roob Al fdhuffsn. an Der ole
StrabsntabnIinie sutIana aekn ipG.
Gs III m0aIi6. bab um cine dlIsus
ifarfe aurps Al psrmeiben, bic Clinic
tur6 bic Der partiommiifion oeb6ris
&C glai6I,p farm asIeat iperbsn ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
Mns BEN Gtnni3ipaIseridbt

Gin armsr asuf.i, BEL BEN ausen'
it,inlidb sine G4raub. los III, purbs
eeitern in Der p.rion eines sstpiiisu
Wits O'SaIloran !Ri4tsr BEL untsr
btr 2lnildss bts Gtrabsnbsttelns por'
gsiiibrt. Der anssiIdsie bat I'M feline
ioiortis, Suftentlaiuns. ba er mad
Waibinsion miifs. I'M port nit Tla.
rin.istr,iGr Daniels unb abomas
GbiIpu k,lsli4 elmer pidtissn Gr.
iinbuns, bic er ssma6t babe 81 tonfs'
rirsn. auf @ruHb bieier Griinbung
piirSen bic arisssi9iffe i'm Stanbs
isin NIT sinsr Gsf4pinbisi.it BON 90
MeiIsn bic Stunbe ;u fabrtn. Salos
rda fpirb auf istnsu Gsiitss,uitaHb
untsriutt iperosH.
Sibnsp Stern, Der GsIdGftsiii6rsr
siuss WodsnbIotts, ipurbs um Die ao'
fen seiimft. neil sr ben polis.ilsuts
uant @ulIifsr auf oiisnsr, Srabe bss
i.timpft baben follts. Disi,S puroe
bon Gtsrn abrigtHs in aSrsoe stftslIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22

gung bes state Bureau Of ltnifo.n
&,cOunting fauo.
gOIi8iit 2lOoip6 gen3iag, Der ie,;
oem Sabre 1887 Der ItiOtiiten POiis
sci dngebGrt. uno felt ldnqcren Su6ren
5uy geoienungsrauHiaaft bee Bolt
sci 2lutpmobiIs g}o. 2 lebjrt., BAT, o.
er in Der IeBten 3eit Itperb0ri1 &C.
noroen 1T, I'm ieine PeHIioHiruns
natgeIudt.
Goparo 6arop p0u ylo. 1926
8rano 2Oenue. grice 6il, pproc &c
tern pom gunoes &ommiTar 2tolcr
unter $1,000 9iirgTddit ben SunOl5
straightforward in Pbilaoetptia
iibcrpieieH neil er cine in 9lqsutomn,
Pd., georudte BDteuaeitunJ, pelbs
eine 2trt gotterielooie aui bicReiult ne
pon YaiebalIipieIeH ais prdmier mes
ihentte, bisr ionie IN @c1iRgtou per-
trIeben bcbeH iol. .1droD IteiIte Die
oerlangte giirsitait uHo purOe auf
iretem 5ub heldhen.
SelretGr 5ute pom Steuer3dbs
Ter @erein bat aeitern Elm ldu9eres
S6reiben an Stdotannult SdocrIe
oeidnot. in peltent er Der 6offmnI
2lusorud Qtbt. bar Die Staot oeGcn
Die GntIdeiouu1 oes Common pIeAs
Geritts gerufuua eilileaen piro lot
peIter Der penniplDauil SabH undes
a6tst oes Broteites Der iIGotiibeu Yes
hDroeu aeItdttet porotn 1T, uettere
GeIeiie ii5er bic gubIOp Strdbc, 3nis
ifeu Der 6ront uno ner Gjiifin Strlz
re Su leoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
0iebt's 0ei9dft auf.
Die Siamonb 9igbt So. miro am /
slusuit ben Setrieb eiuiiellcn,
weil Sas llnternebmen nd
nidt rentirt.

Gle 9iaurolto 9igbt 60, 6cren BE.
triebannlage lid befmlrtIif in Dem
Aeaergeid)oB oe5 Strano Sbeaters.
CT Der 8aInilt SiraBe, beiIuoet, miro
aEI 1. gIusuit cas- @cidait aligeben.
Ter @beprGiioent uto Geitdits'iib.
rer I. ". g9tteI bat Die alrnoert
Ger SeieQidoit. 10 an Der 3abI, ge'
itern betlnbriftist. bdB lie bis sum
/. arguit artoerpeitige arrangements
besusIif Der 9cituiilulg pom Gletiri.
ditdt MAIDEN ntiliien. oa Damn Die 5e-
ieaituit Sen @etrieb eiuitcIIcn miro.
1ieie getriebseiulielluug criol8t.
ireil bas @eihdit lid nidjt rentirt.
Die e,eicaitn1t mar ieiner5eit or9nni.
Ilrt rcoroen, Inn ben 6irncn IN oenI
Soduiergcpiert 3mii6eu Der 5ilniten,
Der Setiten, Der Siue im0 ser @dl.
nut StrGBe Glettri5itat 81 liefern.
Ger Stubtrath perlUeigerte Der 8e-
ielIitaft ieoof) eiucn 6rcibrief uub
icrner Duroe Tie ourb einCn geridlt.
Ii1en Ginbalt$beiebI oaran berbiu'
bert, ibrc 9r1bte obne itabtiidcn
,Sreibriei ilber Die 0atter5 glQep oocr
2o6ge saep 5u Iegen. ShIicBIid lat
ieIbltoeritdnolid ole llniou @us x
electric Go, ME nid)t ul0ers su er.
lpdrten, Der umpiQtouunerlen foufur.
rentin bas 2ebeu iauer 9emabt. I'M
ter tieieu ltHrtduoeu renttrte lid, Sas
8eid1ft fir Die Diamond Sigbt 60.
niht unb es ruIroe olber Die 9e.
triebseiniteuliug beIdloiien.
&ie Der gSSepraliOeut uuo 9c.
idyditsiiibrer &ifel ertIdrte, luer0cn
ole gftioudre ibr 8cI6 einbiiBer. 1ie
@eieIlid,ait plrrbe ieinerSett nit ei.
rem anpitaI BON $4,000 intorporirt
un6 bic 9etriebsanIage foitete etiua
$4,000. Sie Seaulten Der @eieli.
id,oit Itno: ssrGiibent s. q. 3llrner
hon gittsburs; @iaepraiibeut. S. o.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
gbantaaaua
gesinnt beitte inter ben amipisien
bes 3Ortbiibe yuiiueh Clubs an
anoiultOn'S Corner.

Cincinnati III nunmebr aud in bit
9teibc ber Stdote eingerildt, bic iif
zines y@bautalIqua" riibmen fonnen
0ieies bat Die aonigin bes 8eiterE
Dem Northiioe @uiineb Club gu per.
oanfcn, inter beiicn 9luipi5ien air
| beutigen Gage on anoplton's Gorncl
Elm Gbmltaitqua ieinen 9lnfunl
niinnrt, bas bis gum tomne,loer
Mittfpc4 pdhrt.
Sir bic ein5eInen Gage iino bod
intereiiante 9rogramme 3ldanmenge.
iteat norSen un0 inter BEN &eonern
befinoen ii9 Gbeiter e. Scott, Or. ar.
thur @alppn @oans, geoab gea.
barn, 9iIbof 81. ". gea, 9Sobn R.
gearomnn, sltberton gropn, 9r.
sSreoerid 9inirg ,Siiber uno On.
WbitefieIo gaD, Der beriibnlte SoriG,
ungsreiienoe.
5erner lit Der 5eriibmte aapeGmei.
| tier Buiieppe Greatore nit ieiner
aapele aeii6ert uoroen rno auBer.
Dem Deroen iifJ aud cine Reibe bon
aiisge3eidneten Spe3ialitGtenfrditen
prooujireu.
2ln bas Ghailtaulua uir6 iif, 6nnn
bonn 30 big 3 SuIi Elm S.drnepal
anihlieBen, Der lid 3tpeiielsobnc aud
3u einem aldn5enOen GrioIg geitaIten
IptrO. @dtren6 Der Iauer oes Star.
neuaIs peroen ridlt meniger als bier
9robe Baraben nbaebaIten iperSen,
cine 2Snouitrie.H .Harn6e, cine Baraoe
Der oerihiebenen gereiniguugen uno
Cr0er, cine gIlmenporaoe unS
ihIieBIi6 cine aarnepolparobe.
Sernsr III sin popularitdtstonteit
fir iunss 9amsn arrangirt porb,n.
bei tuelflenf jeoer oas Ref,t bet,
aegeu Die GrIegimg BON einerr
Gent pro Gimme iiir bic jim.
&c Dame gu itinmen, bic I.insr Qns
ii6t na3 bic pOpuIdyits 1T. Die Ste
GERM in bisiem Sonteit pirb our
Garnepalst5nisin gstr0nt unb nit
sinem Oiamantriu1 beItentt perb.n,
pGbrenb bic bier iungsn Damen, ip.r.
DE nab Der Gjsgsrin bic msiiten
Stiumen auf iit Osr.inig.n, nit bib.
ideu @eidenfer beoodIt tperoen.
Gieier BopuIaritdtsfonteit 1T 6e.
reit5 felt ciniler 3eit I'M @onae unb
SRI. Diarsaret @uu0er bat iotpeit
Sic botite 8abI Der Stiuiner 997
1ur iit eereinigt, aber SRI. 9eifie
8abI maft ibr ben Stang gang geb6.
rig itreitig, benu fir tie iinb aif
f6on 9S4 Stiruuen abgegeben por.
ben.
Die asituug bes G6autauqud II. b.s
aarueDaIs rubt in ben 5Gnben Der
folgenben 5erreH, bic bas eretuttps
aommitiee bss Rortbtiibe guiineb
Clubs bifon: =. O. 80. Oh'ruu,
s5obn 5erbeyt, Or. &. 3. Wesuin,
Sol. 8. gOhnsrt unb J. g. SarSis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
Neuer prpbinsial
Sit in Bern Gep. RnSulpb Bonner,
=. 4. I., fir Die Gincinnuticr
ErOuiu5 oes 1sruHsiSfancrOocnS
criuaglt luurocu.

Bern Rep. Ru6oIp6 Bonner, 8. =
81, lit Der nimmebrigc Bropin3iai
Der Gineinuatier 93ropin5 oes ,5rmr
5istanercroens. Seine GrrpGbIlmg er.
iolgte geleseutIid, oes I'M ct. 9Into-
Mus aloIter All Wtt. Airp itattgebub'
ten. ale brei Sabre iid oeriammeilI.
ben aapiteIs bes Sran3I9laucr,Gr.
oe1ts un6 auBer ibm purocn nod CT.
ip1blt: gum gi5e.Yrooil5iaI, gerg
Rep. Giigene 9uttermann, .. j. NJ,
lm6 gu Gefinitoren: Geu. Beter 8ap.
tiit Gnelert, 8. 3. So; Reo. Gbrpio-
itomos SbeobolO, 8. &. M., 8ep.
Eit6arb Burtb, 8. =. VI, un0 &er
SlaOian 9arbes, 8. &. SO.
Der neuerrudbIte 9robiitjtal 8erp
Reo. RltboLpb Bonner erbieIt I'M
Sabre 1901 Die BrieIterlpeIbe, abioi.
pirte bonn einen Yoit Graduate Sur.
ius in Der BMloiopbie an Ct. glnto.
MUS Stternotioralen aolLe5iunt in
Rom iub oo5irte sDei Sabre lang
9biloiopbie in louisville, stp. 8ab.
rcnb oer perfloiieneu 3ebu Sabre 6at
er oas DerurrtrportIide 4mt oes gto.
pBenmeiiters i'm Ct. gntortius Sfo.
iter gu Wtt. girn betIei6et. slIs ,Rrc-
oil3iaI Der Ginciunatier ,Ero0in5 er-
itredt iid ieine Surisottou iiber aI6'
iier ntlb airden, Die in 5ebn Der
i6ie0euen Stuateu iutb and in DER
Bropin5 Ontario, Canada, geIegen
Iirlb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-22
Qofal Beri9t.
3ragiihes 9nbe
Rabm seitern cine slutomubilfabrt
Don Giueinuaiern uadj Subia.
napolis.
Die % Sabre aIte Sran Rarp Gan
iielo anf Der Stelle Bet0btet uno
lire Sdmeiter Sarab Tepine
IsbeusssfdbrIid) perIett.

Gin traeiides Gnbe nabm sciteri
Wfprgen cine Iittoniobiliabrt, bit
flint Gineiinuatier raf Sr6ianupolii
onSetreten batten. INT bort eiIlel
ifeier IN elmer beireinoeten Snmilit
beisu.pobnen. sSn Der NGbe poHgroot
bile, Snb., ftiir3te bus a,itorrobi
cine 0oihung binab irno iiberihlul
ii4 nno bierbei iuuroe cine Der Sin
iailiiuen ali Der Steae aetootet. rpi1
reil5 bic iibrigen bier perioneil, biz
iid) in Dem sIutoinobil beianSen, mebl
coer uinSer ittuer Oerlest luuroei.
2ie 9o6te mar:
Srau Wtarn Ganfiel6, 90
Sabre alt, geo. 1917 Gutter StraBe
ipobnbaft.
gerlegt tpirSen:
SRI. Sarab Deuine R0
1928 Gilbert gperu,e, Sd,1belbriid)
ibr 8uitaio lit uabeSi boffnungslos
Srau R abel Sonners, 604
Reabing @pao, idDere inncre 8erIee'
iingen.
Sobn Runpan $40. 1895
Chapel Strabe, id,pere granbtpln'
ben.
9eIIie Senrp, IL Sabre alt,
gto. 1191 Gilbert Gpeitse, leiht per.
Iett.
Die ausiliieIer batten Die Sabrt
geeen bier lIbr seitern Rorgen ange.
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@arialu 2lpe.. MdodJen.
9IIbert mo g9iau @oIf 259t
SraOe StroBc. QidNdcn.
6reoerid mo Sopble Sinoemann
2469 NlcllIidcn glpe., Gnabe.
&lcHaS uno Gnlna Gnuuert, 230C
Clifton 9Ipe., Stnabe.
sI0aIbcrt mo Ibereic S5ei9Ier, 1910
Nirorc StraBe, Uioouen,
GOwarb lnO Atarie Creilitg, 1921
SGdiou StrdBe, 0uu6c.
g9iuiam lm0 0clcn Uerbaro, 1lla
SarrIion 9Ipe., NPaOdleu.
SSoieph mo Yillic g2cbcr, 1866
grInI Strobe anobe.
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2iUiuaitou StraBe, &nabe.
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1927 Central 9lpc, auube.
3adlnrias urh Gliano SuIta, 237
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5ranf lmb Wargarets 9teirpr, 800
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Spcamore StraGe. &uabc
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StraBe, Snuhe.
Geo. unO GQa 8eber, 105 GIoer
Strube, Snabe.