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The Republican journal., 1916-05-04
WEDDING BELLS.

EUsTIs-KELLy. A large number of
relatives and friends attended the we'd
ding of Miss Gladys Kelly, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. FItzroy Kelly, Of 254 New
bury street and Wyatt St. Barbe Eustis
of San Francisco, in the Old South
Church Monday evening, April Oath. The
bridegroom is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Eustis of Winchester. Rev.
George A. Gordon, D. D., pastor of the
church, officiated. The reception which
followed at the Copley-Plaza was large
ly attended.
The bride wore gown of white tulle
combined with silver lace, finished with
long court train of silver brocaded tat
feta. The wedding veil of white tulle
fell from silver crown and was attach
ed to the train with orange blossoms.
Miss Kelly carried a shower bouquet of
white orchids and lilies of the valley.
She was given in marriage by her father.
Miss Kelly was attended by her sisters9
Mrs. George Anterior Vose of Brook
line, and and Mrs. Frank Parker Davis
of Evanston, ILL.,, as matrons of honor;
and by her niece, Amanda Bernice Da-
Wis, as flower girl. Mrs. Vose and Mrs.
Davis wore combination of Callot blue
tatteta yelled with tulle. with trimmings
of lilac ribbon and novelty rosettes of
lilac and blue. Their bouquets were of
pink orchids. pink roses and sweet peas.
Miss Davis wore gown of pink net
over pink taffeta, trimmed with gar
lands of rose buds. She carried a bas-
ket of Dorothy Perkins roses. Mrs.
Kelly, mother of the bride, wore blue
silver net, combined with silver lace and
brocaded crepe de chine, and she carried
violet orchids. Mrs. Eustis, mother of
the bridegroom, wore gown of black
tulle over white satin, with white chan
tilly lace. Her bouquet was of Ophelia
roses and larkspur.
Mr.. Eustis had for his best man W. D.
Morden of Chicago, III. The ushers
were Frank Parker Davis of Evanston,
George Anterior Vose, S. Henry Skill
ton, Jr., Robert Daniels and Ernest Par
sons of Brookline; Ernest R. Eustis and
Edward N Wills of Winchester and
Robert M. Bowen of Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Eustis will make their
home in San Francisco. Boston Trans
crlpt,
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Horse-Export Situation.

Farm and Fireside tells us that an i'm
pressive testimony to The bigness of
American live stock interests was af-
forded recently. ga London dispatch
stated that Great Britain alone had
bought $60.000,O0O worth of horses and
mules in America since the war started.
Just about the same day the agricultural
department declared that, notwithstand-
ing the. unprecedented sales abroad, there
were just as many horses and mules
left In the country as when the war
started.
''Al the European countries are TAX
ing measures to keep their supply of
horses. Various plans TO encourage
breeding, restore racing to favor, give
prizes for good animals, purchase good
stations with public funds and permit
them to be used by private breeders, and
the like, are being organized in England
and France. The horse question is going
70 be one of Europe's hardest after the
war;
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AND DRIED APPLES.


Described and Dissected by Maine Editors.
THE DoUGHNUT.
The man who invented the hole for the
doughnut is getting some publicity
Pats and Knocks.
This thing has gone far enough and it
is time to call halt before the facts get
inextricably twisted. Of all writers.
Pats and Knocks, observant as he is,
usually accurate in his deductions and
dependable in his conclusions, should
know that nobody invented the hole for
the doughnut. ssuming that his mis-
take may be due more to the enthusiasm
and confidence of youth than to lack of
desire to establish the truth, we ask for
his attention long enough to assure him
that the hole to which he refers has been
In existence ever since the Creator
brought order out of chaos at the very
beginning of things here on earth. The
foundation of the doughnut was laid by
the Dutch, who provided some of the
first raw material for the American
melting pot. Thy introduced the GUS
tom of frying balls of sweetened dough
in hogs fat. In the natural course of
events, somebody with genius equal to
that of great inventor took some of
the holes that had been lying around for
countless ages and arranged some of this
sweetened dough around them and the
result was the original of the doughnut
as we now know it. The work was not
along the line of invention, but rather
the combination of materials already
waiting. That is to say, when the hole
and the sweetened dough were properly
combined the doughnut was born. I'm
til that thing happened there was no
doughnut, and so nobody could invent a
hole for it.-Biddeford Journal.
The Republican journal., 1916-05-04
Maine Grand Lodge, Royal Arcanum.


BANGOR, Me-, April rs. The annual
session of the Maine Grand Lodge, Roy
Arcsnum, convened here today with a
good attendance. Grand Regent Hiram
C. Wilson of Portland presided. Officers
were elected as follows: Hiram e. Will
son, grand regent: C. C.'Ramsay of Port
land, grand secretary; H. E. Penley of
Auburn, grand treasurer; George B.
Goodell of Bangor, grand orator; Fred
grand sentry. The officers were re- installed
by C. Edgar Soaring of Stockbridge,
Mass, representative of the Supreme
Council. A social session was held to-
night, feature of which was a drill by
the women of Penobscot Council. .Sear
The Republican journal., 1916-05-04

from the farm with the help of the cows
or other farm stock?
Possibly the farmer is not getting
enough, perhaps the other fellow is get
ting too much. Be that as it may, the
farm is business proposition and must
be handled as such. Let us be fair with
the farm first, then we can demand fair
ness from the other fellow, with hopes of
getting it.
HE that tilleth his land shall have
plenty of bread" E. C. Dow.
Belfast.
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THE Colonel's Maid"

BUCKsPoRT, Me-, April 26, The seniors
of the East Maine Conference Seminary
presented the comedy, ''The Colonel's
Maid" before large audience in local
theatre tonight.
The parts were taken by Charles Lam
caster, Merle Fogg, Miss Albra Hoxie,
Blynn Sidelinger, Miss Orelle Gray, Miss
Ethel Houston, Lawrence Morton, Milton
Prescott and Charles Storer.
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AVOID SPRING COLDS.

Sudden changes. high winds. shifting Sea-
sons cause colds and grippe, and these spring
colds are annoying and dangerous and are
likely to turn into chronic summer cough.
In such cases take treatment of DIR. Kings
New Dicovery, pleasant Laxative Tar Syrup.
1t soothes the cough. checks the cold and helps
break up an attack of grippe. Its already
prepared. no mixing or fussiDg. Just ask
your druggist for q bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Tested and tried for over 40 years.
The Republican journal., 1916-05-04
WALDO ssh Court OF Probate

WALDO SSH Court OF Probate. lar
w fast, on the 11th day of April, 1915 4
Z. knowlton, administrator Oh tie .g
Herbert E. Knowlton, late of Belta,t
County, deceased, having presented In, #.
final account Of administration OF 81.
for allowance, together with priyat p Il.
administrator.
Ordered, That notice thereof be piyrr
weeks successfully. in The Republican /
newspaper published in Belfast, ~ ,as
ty. that all persons interested may Alta
Probate Court, to be held at Belfast on
day of May next, and show cau~p
they have, why the said account saas.
be allowed.
JAMES LIBBY. j.
A true copy. Attest:
ARTHUR w. LEONARD. lie.
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ArOOStOOk Potatoes.

The potato market has been little lower the
past few days. So rs being standard price for
Green Mountains, but once in a while good
load being little more. Irish Cobblers are
So 90 or little less. Not much stock is arriv.
ing in the Fort Fairfield market, although quite
a little arrives at the surrounding sidings.-
Fort Fairfield Review April 26th
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At Probate Court held at Relfa,r. q,.
for the County of Waldo, on tie l,,-
April, A. ID, 1915.
WALTER A, COWAN of Winterpos,
w County. in the estate of AlfreG lgm
late of Winttrport. in said Counl, .'
deceased having presented peutt1r
that Luretta y. i thompson of Camhu
commonwealth of Massachusetts, ur ,.r.
suitable person may be appointed adm"
OF said estate.
Ordered, That the said petitioner grg..-
all persons interested by causing a rlge
older TO be published three weeks ,..p...,
The Republican journal, newSpap.-
at Belfast, that they may appear a 4.
Court, to be held at Belfast. within aar
County. on the 9Th day OF May,
at ten of the clock before noon. aua >.u,.
il any they have, why the prayer of ~
TONER should not be granted.
JAMES LIBHY. j
A true copy. Attest:
ARTHUR w. LEONARb. Ie.
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WALDO ss-In Court OF rropate

WALDO SSH Court OF PROBATE. t4..
w fast, on the 18th day of Apu
clarence o. woodbury., administrata
estate OF Osgood " oodbury, late OF Nur
in said County, deceased, having prr.ws
first and final account of administlatir.
estate for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be rla.r
weeks successfully, in The Republica,. Of.
IA newspaper published in Belfast, IN ss.4 c
that all persons interested may attend r
bate Court, to be held at Belfast, uHt
day of May next. and show cause
they have, why the said account shu.
allowed.
JAMES LIBEl D.
A true copy. Attest:
ARTHUR W. LEONAEn. it,.
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HUMPHREYS

Free Medical Book-in cele-
bration of sixty years we have
published a revised edition Of
DR.. Humphreys Manual Of all
diseases, giving in minute detail
the care and treatment Of
the sick with Humphreys
Remedies.
The Republican journal., 1916-05-04

for the County of Waldo on the 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1915.
CAIRO DELANO of Belfast, in said County,
" widow of Nathaniel W, Delano, late OF Bel
fast, in said County of Waldo, deceased, having
presented petition praying that an allowance
may be granted to her out OF the personal estate
OF said deceased.
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successfully
in The Republican journal, newspaper publish
Court, to be held at belfast within and for SAID
County, on the 9th day OF May, A. d. 1916,
at ten of the clock before noon, and show cause,
il any they have, why the prayer SAID petition
er should not be granted
JAMES LIBBY, Judge
true copy. Attest:
ARTHUR W. LEONARD, Register.
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w ALDO SSH Court of Probate, l-.
W fast, on the q! day OF April, 1910
M. Thompson, Administrative on the --
Erwin l.. Thompson, late OF Knox, IN .s..
~, deceased, having presented uuI
hnal account OF administration OF ~HD
for allowance.
ordered, that notice thereof be -.0
weeks successfully, in The Republrta Of
a newspaper published in Belfast, ~ ,,t., 4
that all persons interested may attend
bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on J.
OF Ma y next, and show cause, II
have, why the said account should met M
ed. JAMES LIBE3
true copy. Attest:
ARTHUR W. LEONARD, I..
The Republican journal., 1916-05-04

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and
for the County OF waldo on the second Tues
day of April, A. d. 1916.
A certain instrument, purporting to be the last
n VIII and testament of Richard Parker, late
of Frankfort, IN said County OF Waldo, deceaS-
ed, having been presented for Probate Jacob
N. Parker named executor, to serve without
bond.
Ordered, That notice be given to all persons IN
tereSted by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successiveiy in The Re
publican Journal, published at Belfast. that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of May next at ten OF the clOcB
before noon, and show cause. If any they have,
why the same shoulu not be proved, approved
and allowed.
JAMES LIBBY, Judge.
true copy. Attest
ARTHUR w. LEONARD, Register.
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in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. AL, persons having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the sane for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
ROBERT F. DUNiON.
Belfast, Me April IL, 1916.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. The subscribers here
IL by give notice that they have been duly
appointed executors OF The last will and tesla
ment OF
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AURILLA BAKER. late of Belfast

EXECUTORS NOTICE. The subscriber here
T. by gives notice that he has been duly ap-
pointed executor of the last will and testament
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in the County of Waldo, deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de
mands against the estate of said deceased are de.
sired 70 present the same for settlement and all
indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment immediately. -
ROBERT F.tDUNTON,
Belfast, Me. April H. 916.
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her lessons are only well learned. Ma
ture never furnished the COW with high
protein foods nor fitted her to consume
them.
When science and the COW disagree,
science is wrong. The time has come to
stop paying out all the profit Tor expen-
slve protein to run through the COW mill,
and to feed her on more of what the farm
can be made to grow.
Cooperation has a future if rightly
carried on. But if it only enables the
farmer to buy cheaper, thereby inducing
him to buy more instead of raising it. it
will prove damage rather than benefit.
The basis of New England agriculture
must be live stock. Mixed farming is the
only safe farming. Self-support is the
only sure support.
Make The farm as nearly self-support-
need of hunting for remedies for imagi-
nary ills. Higher acre yields, better
farm management, more and better farm
stock, and Maine and New England will
develop an agriculture second TO none.
Buying cows and buying hay and grain to
feed them or and then selling the milk, IS
not farming. 1t is not the correct way to
me- sure the success of dalrying or farm
ing. This method leaves out the farm
and the farmer, the two factors which
tell the story of success or failure.
A resident of that State told me the
Pennsylvania Germans were the best
farmers in the world. One of these
farmers, when asked the way by which
he made his money, solemnly replied,
with twinkle in his shrewd old eye: Il
made it by buying steersi in the fall, feed
ing them all winter and selling at a loss
in the spring." By the same token, may
we not continue to make an honest dollar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01

Den 100 Mitaliaoern rporgeitellt. SEER
&sorn erltattete 8eridt iiber Die Ii=
ltrifts-aonpention III @aterloo mus
crflarte, Dab Der 9apenrnrt Motarp
Glllb me6r Mitglieoer als irgeno eill
.anoerer GotarD Club inn staate
bette. CT erdabltes ferlrer bon Der
3lllamnerlfl1nft Don llngefdfr 300
Hoturials aus Mltad1harten StadteJl
Elm o0er 5pei Iaee Dor Ser Matiol,al=
follpcntioll III Cincinnati i'm Mollat
NNllli. Sim gorupittaa 1piroSben EGaa
ten oas Nrietal ge5eigt fperOei atltp
Nadmitfags 1DerOen lie cine sSltlb-
faArt allf einem bersSgfair 5lltBoam=
pier M%1ternebnlell.
Hptariam @illia1n @aterllalt
iprad iiber bas aal TO-, IL. llnb 12.
6ebrltar ltattfinpeltoe Snititltt, mel
d)es in Der Mrnlorp @ale lrnter ben
N1lipi5ielt bes 3otarp Clubs lllto Ser
Scott Goltntp Iarn SSlfpropeneat
Seaglle Dor ii6 geben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
3nr lcttcu Mn6c.
NrauG If ltei II,

Tic @ceroigllng Don Sralt Gfltell1
hat an Spnl1dbel,o Hadpllttag ll11
5uci ll6r bonn Srallerfallle an Der
81. StraBe llllo @ejterl Npenllc aus
oltf Dem Nina @in Irieolof itatt9e-
iullocn. Yaltor Gorl SolterinM1t
lcitete oen Srollereottesoienlt i1
Sau'e mo altf Dem Irieohpf. Sarg-
TRIGGER fparen sic Sscrren Ssanles ltno
Sbomas Dic@ee, Sdrosoer, Si1f,
aoorNnall uno Sdliln5.
Nrou @arhara SIT d}fe.
0ic @ceroigllllg bon 0ralt Sar=
bara &uid}fe bat geitern Niorgell ltlll
$50 llAr pom Sr%alterballc, gto.
1907 @ra1lo s(pern1e, nit ei1enl
Srallcroottcsoiellt lnl 9 llbr III Der
a%atbcorals sum @eiliaen @er5en
itottgcfl1nocn. @ep. 5. Z. q. Ilan=
ltagall 5elebrirte Die Iootenmelle.
SurgtrGger marelt sic @errell 2ollis
@erpe, Serpme Stfomalter, @nn.
Wolf, 9Sl1. @lllpl1, gsnt. glllllf ltl1o
Sep Guiull. Die @eilcellng erfolgte
a1lf ocnl ct. Mareleritc's Irieobof.
Simom 2auer.
@eitern Morgalt ltl1 6ebll ll6r fat
Bic geerOigu1lg bon @errn Simon
2alter poll Der &apelle Der sc. g.
.@pies @eiealhaft aus altf Oeln Dat
oale Triepbof ltattgeflll1oen. &ep,
Me2eall leitete 0en Iral1er9ottes=
ioicnlr. Sed. Soble oes @erItor6e-
lrell illnairtcn OILS sargtrager.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01

Witiqpe l0es Majors George q. Mc-
Glellano, lit nod geltern lbei bieiigel,
gerapanotel eingetroffenel1 MadDrid=
ten ont Sumlabel1D 9ubello inn Seillle
itrer Nid]te III BERKELEY, Sal, geltor=
ben. Die 2eide miro 1lah 9anen-
port ii6erfiibrt perDen llro tbier am
Wittmo6 Mbeno eintreffen. Cine
pripate t9eeroigllng MIRO am 9olt=
l1erstag erfolgen.
Major WcGlellan0 lit Dor llllge=
Fiabr IL Sabren g%eitorbea. 3aa
3eim oer 6amilie befallo fid on Z,
|ltno Gerrp StraBe. @ielige Ser
fpal1Ote Der 8erltorbenen iinb ell
9eeffe, George McGleQanS Ina gn.
~felfinoer bes perltorbere1 3. IS
WcGlellallo, msld)er ein 9rllber bes
Mlajors MeGlellon0 tpar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
g1,s be,,t 0cridjt.

2ola @~ol0sberrp bat burd Bic sl,i-
malte &%aufnlalll, @iais lllo @eler
cine Sdeionngsflage gege1 Wilton..
@olosberrp 1pegel1 gelpobnbeitsmaBi=
ger Grlnfiltht ~anltrengelt lalien.
Gas Naar b%erbeiratbete lid rod Der
,,ala9cldrift an 81. Matrs 1915 in
Davenport 1tn0 lebte bis al1ll Is.
Sftober 1915 5uiauln1en. Sic &la-
germ perlangt Nlinente 5lllt getra=
fge pom $40 mor1atlif. 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
gcamtcneinfabr,tns bcs Giotarp
Elitbs.

Die nelte11 9eamten oes &otarp
Clubs nurben geiterlt Mittag mnlaB=
lib Ser regelmabigen mo6entlid)en
3~yiammellfunft bes glllbs int glad
ifutpf Sotel llrlter entipred)enbell
lsSonnalitaten eingefiibrt. Ser aus
Dent glmt ideioenoe &raiiber1t Ss-
malO 8eder COB iii elmer Mniprad)e
.ei11en fllroen Miidblif iiber oie Sc
1sldidte 0es Glltbs I'M pergangelten
Sabre ll1l6 ioanfte fir Sic bon Mit-
sglieOerlt uulO gn6erert bargebradte
laooperation Ser nelle Yrdii0eut@ s..
&orl1 oes Clubs mllroe bel1 anqpelen-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
Som subc abbcruicr.
2onis g h a 5 { +

49, HHI@sI
Ma6 fllr5em a%ranfe,tlager lit nor=
geltern Morgen INN 5ebllt llbr SEER
2oris i5dnlloer in leinem @eine lit
$50. 1888 @eit Sigh 5trabes geltorr
bem. III
Scr geritorbene mrr0eg am H..
Mai 1888 in 9abet in I%elltldlann
geboren llnb fanl inn Sitter BON is
SSal)ren 1ab Sen gereinigten 5taa=
ten, uaO saDar nad 5aginalp, Mid).
Mebrere 1ern1ine 0iente eft als $50
ii5eidef. spdter fam ct nod Iapel1=
port, 100 cram 5ablreid)en @eihafts=i
llnternebmll1ge1l l6etbeiligt NOR INTO
lange Sa6re cine @irtbid)aft nefit
&otel OF Ser Melt Troht StraBe in
Der Mabe Der Main StraBe betrieb.
l1eberlebt miro Ser Gerltorbene bon.
Der @atti1t, &oialia, stpei Iodterll,
sSral1 2era Carpenter bon Soginatp,
Oaid, ultS Sral1 1imotbp Mallonep
bon Iapenpprt lo1pie einem iSpbne,
6reOerid bon Chicago.
Die Seer0ignllg miro alll W1ittlDod)
Nadmtittag TIM 5tpei llbr bonn Grant
erbaule aus allf Dem 6airnlpln1t
1rieobof Itattfinoen.
@enrb &arbed, it.
Slt ieinem Seine in Mo. 2O42.
@cit 2. StraBe lit gelter1 Morgell
I'M 4:3O nbr &err @enrp @arbed,
IT,, nod langerem aranfenloger ge=
ltorben. Ser GerItorbel1e apltrbe Qlll11
81. Sanltar 1874 IN &leatnebaltlen in
Shlespig-@olItein geboren ll1lb font
Inn sSebrl1ar bes Sabres 1865 nod
Den @ereinigte1 Stoaten nno 5lpar
nod Iauenport, mo- er leitber l1tlllt=
terbrodem geDobnt bat. &ier erlern=
tc ct oas @a1l0lperf zines Mlallrers
uno orbeitete als FOLDER bis gum
Sabre 1875, als er in geo. 1882 @elt
2. StraBe cine 8irtbidait eroffnete,
Bic ct n1ter Dem Namen vGentennial
@aa" % Sabre betrieb. San Sabre
1901 5og ct ii6 ilr Dem !Saltl e SO,
2042 AseIt 2. StraBe i1 Ben Mltbe4
ltano 5uriid. ST. NOR elmer Der Grim.
Der Oes @ermania &ral1fen : l1l1ter
ltiieungspereins. lteberlebt 1piro e.
Don einem Sofne> @e,lrD, it,, 5tpe
Gnfelfinbern urt0 elmer S6meIter
Irau Marp @oettig.
Sic geerbignng miro an1 9oll
nerstag MadJmittag nm 5anei l1b,
bonn S%ralterballle aus alli Dem iyair
mount 6riebbof ltattfinOen. 6relt,t
De iino CUR Irallerfeier inn @alll
miafonmel,, bod gebt bie 8eItattrrp!
J pripat Dor iid). Die 6amilie ct
lilldt, feline @lnmen 5t lel1oen.
} &enrD StoItenbere.
: Sm Gollntpbolpital lit am Som,
tag gsadn1ittng Serr @enrp Stoltell
berg i'm Nlter BON iiber SO Sabre1
an Sen Iolgen bo6cn @lters geitor
; ben. Ger gerltorbene muroe il
3eutid)(al1b geboren ltnO bat felt ber
Sabre 1866 in Gapenport getpobni
I9ie 2eidg ipllr0e l1ah Dem 2aiden
beltattungsgeld)aft bon Nii1en I'M
&artmig gebrad,t. Gie 3eit Der @e
!; croigung miro ipater befannt eege
ben lperoen.
SrauS s. g. Mc glellan1.
J Gral, Sllliets gnom McGlellan>
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apninlariidl selmdlt.
Ios fQiierliG Del1tlde &pl1il1lat i

3as faiierli1 bel1tide &olrlulot IN
Chicago, 8. 'Stpd geo. 122 SID Mi=
higar @oltleparo, iud)t Madridt
iiber Sen Gerbleib Der na6genar1=
ten Gerldpllenell o1 e%rlangell:
grefling, Sl1lills,s alias Seb, geb. IN
steoelallo, Shlespig @oliteil1,
@Grtller Don @eruf. 2ettbefalm=
te 9[oreIle: Wprtoll @rope, Slit
lpis, gor 211.
Tolferts, Iolfert 2~lteb6arts, aeb. alll
Is. Sallllar 1S6O=64 in Menlteoe
in Sltfrieslano, Dor etlpa 81 Sob
rem bier ein9ema1loert.
Maciejemsfi, 9%llltoll, geb. %. Sltli
1872 im s@aroenberg, nnO OeIiell
@rl1oer Gonrao, 26-27 Sabre
oft. @rbidaftslad)e.
Messer, @ilbelm, geb. in 8rlt6lal
in 8ooen, Dor etpa % Sabrel1
hier eil1gelpanbert. @ar 5lterlt
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