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might grow TO love him as lover-who
knows? What reason has she for sus-
pecting otherwise7 He Is such a Won
derful friend. Her people would be 80
pleased.
And so she accepted him, only to
realize later that she has made a mistake.
If amorous swalns would only see to It
that the lady OF their heart has an inkling
OF their intention to propose, and could
consider the situation well beforehand,
what an immense amount of subsequent
trouble and heart-burnings could be
savedi They run less risk of being re-
fused outright, or worse still, launching
into an unsatisfactory engagement which
assuredly will be broken by the dubious
damsel in the end.
While girls have not the privilege Of
proposing, they should at least be allowed
the privilege Of deciding whether they
shall be proposed to or not.
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fT1HE young woman who Is sufhcientis
strong -mindcd to break on her en-
eaesnent when she discovers that heart
cannot truthfuly go with hand Is often
an object Of much censure and good
deal Of unjust criticism.
fwhat ift that giri isl" the sterner
n4orailsts will cxciaim, without IN the
least investigating the why's and where
fores Of the case.
And az for the unfortunate damsefs girl
friends they viii swoop around her ike
so many curious little birds Of prey, seek
ing for gossip to retail to the whole
neiRhborhood.
MY dear, we hear you've broken on
your engagement with Harry" they eN-
claim In chorus. "can II be true7'
And she replies that It is
but isn't he really nicer
YES" says the little girl uncomfort-
ably.
Then why don't you marry hlm?'>
comes the chorus-wlth terrible accent
on tho why"
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VIOLET OAKLEY YIELDS
Artist Will Remove Name From Pic.
ture and Collect $4,000.

Violet Oakley, the we'll known artist of
this city, has finally consented to remove
her signature and copyright notice from
her painting, "The Constitutional Con-
vention of 17S7," which adorns a hall of
the Cuyahoga County Court House, Cleve-
land, Ohio. For this bit of labor Miss
Oakley will collect $4,000 due her on the
contract price of the painting.
The controversy over the signature and
copyright notice has been carried on ever
since the completion of the painting The
signature was particularly Objectionable
to the county officials because of its ex-
eeptional size and prominence, while the
copyright tax prevents photographing.
copying or selling the work of art
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TOMMY IS STARTLED

DOOR little Tommy Tittle-mouse! After
/ he found that his best friend. Billy
Robin lived on spiders and that Billy and
the wonderful Mr. Spider could never be
friends, he was hopelessly puzzled. How
am to know about this outdoor woFld2''
he asked Mrs. Tommy. II don't know
who can be friends and who are
enemiesr
'If l we're you" suggested Mrs. Tommy.
81 would 20 right over to Mr.. Spider now
and ask him TO explain himself. He can
tell you great deal"
rThat surely Is a good idea," said
Tommy thoughtfully, and, bidding his lit
tie mate good-by. he started oyer toward
the hedge.
Carefully he erept nearer and nearer
till at last the hedge was reached in
safety II surely am getting braver,
Tommy said 10 himself; II didn't mind
that Journey one Bit" and then he looked
for Mr.. Spider
At first he saw no one, but he looked
and he called. "AIr. Spider Mr.. spiderl
/ am ali alone this mornings Won't you
come and talk to mef' And then, In a
minute. he saw Mr.. Spider sticking five
OF his eyes out from behind a leaf.
''Pm an alone" he repeated. Please
come and talk 70 me-"
"Of course. II you are really alone. p
began Mr.. Spider, and Tommy assured
him that he was So Mr.. Spider erept
out and sat on the bottom OF the web
he had made. Though he appeared to
give his whole attention 70 Tommy, he
really kept four OF his eyes hard at work
watching for danger-it does not pay to
take chancesi
well. good morning, Tommy" he said
politely, may you never have such 4
scare as yon gave me yesterday"
The same good wish FOR you." replied
Tommy; and that's what / have come
10 see you about thls morning Won't
you please ten me about youfself9 You
Sc. j aldn't knew that sily Robia gas
nAsly = sst yoa ep-hss very COED
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TO Clean Rag Rugs

The Colonial. the rag
rug, Is becoming more
popular each year for
summer use. One OBJ
lection to them is that
they soil easily. espe-
eially In the High [
shades. Cleansing can
be done by tacking the
rug TO a porch floor.
serubblng 1t with a
brush and a soap solu-
tion and hanging It on
the line 10 dry.
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A1flTORY CATASTROPHES- THE
SHORT-LIVED ENGAGEMENT
Too Mann Girls Make the stdke of Imagining Themselves In
Lore With a Man when Their Red,
Feeling Is Friendship.
~ ELLEN ADAIR

These seifsame critics entirely overlook
the fact that those catastrophes-aud en-
fragments without love on both sldes are
catastrophes - happen through the
thoughtless manner IN which some men
propose. Not for a single moment do
they give the girl an inltllng Of what their
Intentions really are until the fatal mo-
ment when they spring the great question
on her--to find her totally unprepared.
Instead OF working gradually toward
the desired end, these absurd lovers ex-
pect to get there at single bound And
this Is precisely what causes the ship
wreck OF many an engagement The girl
has not the slightest idea that Harry"
is going 20 propose to her, although she
really greatly admires and likes him as a
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DIAMOND FINDS DIAMOND
One Doesn't Know Other in Hospital,
Both White.

Diamonds were much in evidence at
the navy yard at League Island and in
st. Agnes Hospital today. The Dia-
monds are not related; one Diamond
knows the other, but the other sad to
say. knows nobody-not even his home.
The first Diamond. known as Edward,
called at the hospital and identified as
Patrick Diamond a well-dressed man who
was found in a dazed condition at 22d
street and Snyder avenue early yesterday
morning. Physicians believe him to be
suffering from aphasia brought on by
drugged intoXicants.
Diamond says Patrick Diamond is a
marine at League Island. After being
unconscious for many hours the dazed
man was taken there today in an effort
to refresh his memory. AS yet he has
failed to identify himself.
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Afterglow
Have you ever heard, in the ionesom,
MIGHT

Have you ever heard, in the lonesome
night,
The call OF the wind-swept sea,
Mighty and strong the great sea song
Ever pitched in a minor key?
Have you ever stood on a barren plain
When the red sun sank below
The curve OF the world and the night
was hurled
Like a pail DER the afterglow?
Have you ever seen a single leaf
Alone in the wintry blast,
Like an old man, gray, OUTLYING his dav-
With his heart in the wistful past?
Then surely you know OF the sombre
things
Which God in his wisdom sends
To turn mems thoughts into kindlier
vein,
When the days mad labor ends.
j. Walter Baird. in The stylus.
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Gagement with n man she acknowledges
is a really excellent creature is beyond
their comprehension.
But these inqulsitlve friends really don't
understand tine circumstances of the case.
When n girl breaks off her engagement
there is generally some quite all-sufflcing
reason for the doing OF the same. despite
the remarks OF the critic
The mistake does not lie In the ending
OF the engagement, but In the fact that 1t
has ever existed at all. Here again the
critics get busy. "She had no right to
accept the man II she didn't intend to
marry him." they declare righteousy.
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friend. But Harry
keeps the secret OF
his love for her so
close that she never
suspected IL, an d
when he confesses II
to her she is utterly
taken aback.
She likes him so
much as a frlendl
He would be so
heartbroken II she
refused himl S ne
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A CHARAC RACTERESTTCAL FRENCH
FROCK OF UNIQUE DESIGN

nlHE late sum m c r
i styles for children's
; clothes are in d G Q d
charming enough to
tempt the most econom-
icai parent. ovely
plaid and dotted cham
brays of all descriptions
are seen. simply trim
med in many cases with
bands of colored ma
terial and Irish buttons.
The vogue for the nor
NAL waistline has re-
turned, too. The high
Russian line, which was
almost indispensable on
a child's dress. ha S
been replaced by loose
sash effects, or narrow
stitched belts, like
those worn by grown
ups.
Cretonne and chintz
patterns are a distinctly
new note in the late
styles. Tiny smocks,
hand made of linen In
pale pastel shades are
seen In many of the
large importers shops:
A pretty French frock
designed by Fayriland.
OF Paris, is shown to-
day. It has a quaint
ness about It which is
sure TO be accentuated
by the American young
ster.
The lines OF this frock
are plain to a degree.
It hangs loosely down
from the shoulders with
a short, full skirt. The
material is a very fine
French serge, with col
lar and cuffs of pique.
The tiny vest in the
front Is also made of
pique, with a typically
French bowknot of
moire at the throat. No
one but a French de-
Higner could use black
successfully on a child's
garment.
Notice the stitched
yoke on the front of the
dress. The shoulders
are shirred at the top to
give the necessary full
ness to the rest OF the
gown. The little hat
worn with this frock 10
made OF butter-colored
straw. with a chic cock
ado at one side in Bel
gian colorings.
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To that she can
only reply that she
really doesn't quite
know, only-o n ! v
we'll, there W a 8
"somethingw
.
Her friends all de-
cided that [ h Q Y
never knew such a
heartless creature.
why she s h o Id
break off an en-
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eyes QUE rom behind leaf-
me to eat. But / will be glad 10 tell YOU
All about myself that you want 10 know
Where shall / begin2"
Tell me what you are doing now
suggested Tommy.
''Nowg asked the Spider. 'sWsn. now
I'm catching fiies so that win havs
something 70 offer my future mate when
she selects me"
Dear me, how funny" said Tommy
laughing Don't you select her4''
"Oh, no" said the Spider. "shs selects
me- ana Il l oiter her enough and she
Is plesssa' she invites me into her web.
And if she Isn't pleased9Y inor,Irsd
Tommy.
Then she eats me up. saia he snfs.r
fommys desire Ter knoa ledge vanisss4
and he scurried on homa
sgopsEisdt-c'aFa insIam 1udssn.5
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Keeping in Touch With Home

You never quite forget the home TOWN.
even on the most enjoyable vacations. Keen
IN touch with home affairs by seeing u II
wherever you go. Notify the Evening LEDGE
specify the edition desired " 'Nu
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AN AUTUMN HAT

The first whisper or suggestion
Of on-coming autumn is without
doubt conveyed 10 as by the tex
tuFe Of milady's bonnet. One Of
the hrst hats received BY q Chest
nut street department store for
autumn wear IS 8 medium-sized,
black velvet shape with leghorn
facing. The velvet has pieot
edge. One delicately tinted rose
rests On the bEim. at one side
close against the crown. b. wav
e decoration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-14

The Evening Ledger will award a daily
prize of 81 for the best original sugges-
tiOn on entertainment. The subject Of
the first contest will be 'sNIy Most Sue
Cessful Luncheon" All manuscripts
should be n reasonable length, and none
will be returned. Address to the Enter
tnlnment Contest, Evening Ledger, Indo-,
pendence Square, Philadelphia.
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friend Of mine and I thought he would
like you, too"
He does" cried Mr.. Spider. but not
in the same way he likes you'll He likes
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3.i5sn:

Datum ..
(a) Rid. 3uirsifsnbes III gu
burbitrsiden.
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Die Chung Ses euiitania.
BrOblems.

gei Iurhiitt Der angIo.amerifa
niiden 4reiie, Die, ipie oas rift an
0er5 gu ertparten itebt, iortiabrt, III.
iere ge3iebrngen Su 9eutihIano "a
cr0rtern, beqegnen mir einer alaiie
3lt peIher Der bieiige enquirer" &c.
bort, Die Der gInii6t 9IusOrud aibt,
oab, tpenn bic Ser. Staaten Die sIb
iidt baben, nad ihrer gieften 81
ieben, tie gegeu GngIano einitreiten
iouten, bas iif) Der erobiten @erge-
maltigImQen qcSer im5 ihuIoig madt
uno i,6 gCgcn ale goriteQlngen taltb
ge3eist bot, aber nidt geeen 9eutif-
lamb. oas ri6t bospiqts uniere
Re6te oerIebt bot un6 einen gangba
rem 9lu5peg angeboten bot. Inn I'm
iere Rehte aebiibren0 3u aften.
1ie 3mcite &Iaiie, ipie Die Chicago
,2ribuue" lit nit Der gbbilfe, Die
0euti6Imlo bietet, prin5ipieQ nift
einOeritonoen, befiirtportet ober oi
8enebmigung Der beliti6en 9oridId
Qe. oaruit Die Spannlng nidt 3u Ell
ucr &ataitropbe fibre, 3unaI Dos
Streitobjeft cine gepaItiame glusein
anOeriebllng ni6t ret,tfertigen lDiiroe
Iie brittle Maiie, Delfe oon Den
ausgeiproden probritiidlen 3eitlm
GEN oeS Sitens, lpie ,5nmes" Sun"
luo .Gpening Boit" bon Reip Dorf
rcprGicntirt miro, rimmt cine Stel
lung elm, Die ibre @erlegenbeit 6ertt
lid erfennen l1Bt. Sie ipeit Seue
unS ;SIamme gegen 9eutiflnno, per
langt lrnbeoingte Interviewing lute
bic 6oroerungen bes Er1iioenten
ober gum SdIuB bort man beraus
Dab es nift angebraft mare, Die sIn
geleeenbeit Bis su einem ariege Az
treiben, nobel oielleiht peniger oas
SfpanqefiibI iiber einen uneeretJtei
arieg maBgebeno iein mag als Der
@e0anfe, bab ioIder arieg gum Rah
tbeil fir @nglanS ipGre, 6a aIs6ann
jebe finon5iele llnteritiieung BON I'm
ierer Seite fir Die gluiirten ausge
ihloiien mare iino aud Die @affen.
lieierling nit Riidiift nri uniere ei
genen 9eoiirfniiie itart ins Stoden
geratben tonnte, pie aud Geuti6IanS
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Die @ereiuisten Staateu, elm
Saiaa Guslanbs!
Bon Or. RdrI GoIbI6mibt.

enaIaHS abt in bisIsm ari.ss, in.
fnIae isinsr iibsr bic sanss @slt per
breitstsu JIOttsnitiispunti. unp feline.
aablreiten arisesf6iffs, cine Serr.
itaft iitH bic san3s Wslt aus, oi.
bon alien Rsutrolen. piefIsi9t nit oe.
lsasntIi6sm beimIi9em Wurren, aber
bod pbrs isben Dibsriianb setroaen
fpirb. GuaIanb ldbt 3ufubrsn Su rem
am Sriess niht betbeiligten Staaien
nur au, iofern biefs na4 fsinsn 0prs
itrift.u qusfubr 9erbots erlaiien.
IN alien rsutraleu Stnatsn, insbeIons
oere in benienigen, bi. psrbGatia fino,
nit ben feinbli4en 2dnbsrn .ptrbote.
nsn" SunbsI 81 irsibsn. fie.n snsliT4.
aoniuIarb.umte. umseben bon einsm
Stdbe offiiJslIer unb inofi5iellsr Be
umter unb Spions, In 6ollanb unp
Der S4peii. In ben iianbinapiften
adnbern urb auf Der galiaBbalbinTel.
Dieie enqIiIten GsnsraltonIuln srs
Iouben obsr perpeiatrn bic 3ufubr
iiberfseii6er Grssusniifs unb bic auss
fubr beimiider probutie; iie beitim,
men, iueIt. 0seenftdnbe. mi. Diel unb
an men. ins 9anb binsinssIaFen p.r
ben biirfen. iis msien bas getrsioe
ober bic 9dumipols. bas Sel obsr bic
Wietalle fir BEN .beimii6en 9sparf"
a6. Gisens gssriinbste, untsr eng.
lifher aufidt itshenbs fruits. bsi be-
nsn bic nsutrdlen @etperbetreibenben
Si6erbeitsn In pislfa6r S6bs bes
Wertbes Der be5oasnen Waarsn binttrs
legen miif.n, forssn fir bic giubals
tuHg Der dufse5punaeneu 8ebtnguns
aen. Der @e9dfismann, Der irssnbein
iiberseiides @ut fiir fsinsu Generic
betrieb unmiitelbdr ober mittelbar bat
6esie6en miiHen, III Der iddrfIten
Guffidt Der engltiheu WboHthaber
.ausgefstt. Dem enslif4en Generals
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lamb ober BON einem anbsrsn aanhe


lamb pber BON sinem anbsrtn 2anh.
sinsefiibrt iinb.
gDenn ameriia feline Mitiel be.
lidbe. iit ssgsn sin fol4es ginbringeu
| in feline sigensn !6obeitsredte gu ipeb-
lren. 70 mare es su psrittben, bab q
bieie Oemiiibieuns. ipsnn aud mi!
| itiIlem @rpa binndbme! 4br ipenn
aud sugeeebsn iperbsn mub. boB 3inn
fir bas Wiribi6dftsleben Der Der.
Staaten elm unentbehrlihes UletclI
/ TT. 70 aat bod anbsrsrfeits amerita 10
man9es Gut, bas serubs in biefer
ariessssiten fir England nod piel
unentbsbrlider 1T. aIs fir bic Der.
Gidaten. 3inn! Gs brau4te amsrita
| lalir gar nidts ipeiisr. als bic unge'
binberte ginfubr bon 3inn unb ben
gDeitsrpertrisb i'm 2anbe ~ forbern
asasn bic uneebinbsrte 2lusfubr be-
! itimmtsr ameriianiider grjeugnihs!
Warum ssihiebt bies ni6t? Dis
iommt es. bob bic dmsritanii1e Dfs
fsntlide Weinung, oi, fcnit straSe In
5raasn Der eisensn llnabbdnsistsit 10
febr empfinbIid su iein pflest ben
Qnmabunoen Gnalnnbs eeeeniibtr
polIiommm iiumpf ii9 rerbdli9
Sit Is Der Ginflub Der ensliiden
preFe unb ibrer 9sioIaIddft In ben
Ser. Sidatsn, bic allmablih In Der
aansen Welt es beritonbeu bat, iibtr'
al bic Serrifdfi enelanbs als Ielbits
psritGnbIid i'm Sntersiie Der 5rsibeit
hir5uiteIIsn, nm bic Menitbeit Dor
9eutid3lanbs Dsltmahtsbeitrebungen
unb ieinem Militarismus Ju IfIiiben9
IN Dor bieIsm 1eoanisnIpi.n, dber uus
sntlpeqi ioriosIesi.n Gei9rei ipirtIih
aud in ben Der. Stdatsn jeoes eisens
Dsrien peribpunbsn2 6nben bic
Wanner, Die ON 4. gull 1776 IN Der
sSnbepeuoant 6ua su philobeipbid BIT
Observation-Disclosures urter5etf'
reier. bic bsuie nod i,bsn 9lmtritds
ners Ser3 NIT bsr.6tigtem StOIss bo'
her i6las.n IGbt. asipcat, bdb ibrs
gdf,Folaer na6 nod nttt u Sahr'
bunoert ben tnsIiideu Wadtbaberr
tpiebsr Rttte sugsitsb.n tpiirbsr, bic
Ssr freie giirg.r qmsraas Der sigs'
usn Reaisruns p.riastl
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Ger @oitoner ,,8Iobe" BE.
fiiriportet, bub 0ie Ser. Staaten ben
bipIomatiiden @erfebr nit 9eutid.
Ianb ab6reden. gu oieier 9tniidt &c.
lan9t er no4 elmer langen 4usetns
anoerieeung, Die gu einem gennu emf.
qcgengeiesten SdIuB fiibrt Gas be
ipnoers pidtige 9Iraument jeues
gIatfes Iautet pie foIgt:
..Nah6em elm proninerter gearn
Ter Ser enaIiiden &egierune i'm Sauie
Der 9emeinen erfart bat, baB 8roR.
britanuien iih beref)tigt b1It, feline
Sdiffe gu betpoIfneu, 10 ieben mir
inns ali sem 3uaeitdnoniB ge3munQeu
oaB britiite St)iiie fem geeianetcr
8las fir amerifanii6e Gaiiaaiere
iillb. Gin beinaffnetes anuiiobrtei.
ihiff bort auf, Elm lntbemoiinetes III
ieir uno fam 6nber nid,t Die Red)ta
zines rnbemaiineten Stiiies bean.
fpruder.
SdS III Ood genali on5'e!be. mas
Sclttihlanb fagt. Damn lit es bod
elm SSebli6Iub. an bebaltpten 6of
meitere llntrrhanhTltnQen nit
9sutihlunb ni6t geFiibrt psrh'u ION
ren. Die ein3ig ri6tiae SoIacrnng
lit, baR Sie Ser. Staaten ben @or
i6lag GeltidIanSs genebmisen.
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Suuneritas, ben Is, Suli 1915.

Sbap lit BON elmer S,lrp als
geiitesaei,rno befunben poroen, ipoi
pouig nit ocn Sbotioten iibercin
itinlnlt. Ger NiQion1r bon BittS
burg mar pcrlpiIoert, uber nitt per
riidt uno bGtte fiir ieine pe<re6eri
ihe Sbot Die perhiente Straic erbaI'
ten irucn. "a Oas nitt eeiGeben lit
10 Iieat feline 9eredtiglmg Dor, ib1
eineru SrrenaipI 81 iiberpeiien. Gie
gon5e Sbami6e Gpiiooe lit cine 9lr'
flage gegen Die amerifanii6e Sltiti]
n1o gan3 ipe5ieQ aeaen oas Spitell
Der SSSrriinns.grperter, pie es bier.
5ulanoe iiblid lit. Cine Reiorm III
oringen0 geboten l,uo oieie fann nlrr
criolgen, inoem Der Staat einc gr
Professionalism ernennt, bereu
s3eugntB aIein enti6eibeno lit, Oh ell
slneefIagter an geiitiger @erirruns
lei6et
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Srbille @ria b,t, ipelder
ser bon ScfretQr GanieIs einaeiee.
ten aontmiiliou iiir nliIitdriihc Gr.
iinoltn9en angchGrt, bat icine 9nldt
6abin auSgeiprohen, oaB mir SiI I'm.
ierer gertbeioiglng mebrcre Sauieno
gleroplanc bralden. 9ie Grfabrlrn
gen in oieient ariege baben oas III t
erlpieien 3: @abrbeit lit, OcB Die
5liessr nidt anndbernb ben gsbegs
ten Grlpartllngen entiprofen haben
,Siir 6ie Refognos5iruua baben lie lid
pobI ais iebr ipertbuou erlpieien
abcr aIs glugriiisipafie bo6en lie iib
niht belpGbrt. Sic hoben Dem Grieg
einen unbumuneu auratter sesesen, ins
Dem lie bollpti1flih Jrauen uno
&inoern gefabrlid paren. @ir alau
ben aua nitt, baB es Oieiem Sanne
an benz n6tbigen 0taterial feblt. M
aricge gu fiibren, oa mir bod ole
9laiirten 6amit berieben g8as unS
notb tbut, iii cine beiiere Sreoniio.
iion. Gos 5eiat lid bouptiGdIid Of
Der M1rine. 9ln iebem arieaSid>iff
oas pom Stapel aelaiien miro, emf
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Observation-Disclosures.

|Wa!i,r Gbelion, 18, 1897 Spcdmors.
lgriossi aibrs, II. 23i3 wlan Cir.
JBilIiam Blum. 2T, All Bauer Noe.
l3bersiu 9uIisr. 10. 1886 propibsnt..
ISam.s asud. SO. 23Os BENTON Ctr.
}Wlarsarst MeQribur. SO. 22o8 Gil
lbert glDenus.
(gsOrs. u. gBasnsr. %. 737 Rt
Dope Roab.
della .. StOtt. 20. 145s eaItrn.
)gbparb .liel, 30, 24Oo Montana.
(9lbsle .. Dismsr. 80. 6c7 Bsft Z.
(Glm.r g. eiumann. 26, aodlcnb, o
lgfbr GoOt. 10. eodlanb. 9.
lelbolpb ;yrani.. 5S. 2642 !5alt,ob.
Catherine G4inbIin. 40. 1854 l,l
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