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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
PRESIDENT CONFtRs WITH
CONGItESSIO< NJ LIZ NpEIsS

Washington. April i9.-As a pre-
llminary to laying the whole subma-
rim. situation before congress AZ n
Joint session at | O'Clock tins after
noon President Wilson conferred At
10 o'clock. his morning with Chair
men stone and Flood OF the congress
sionhl committees dealing with for
c.sn Affairs and with senator Lodge
and Representative Cooper. the rank
ms Republican members oi thos"
committees.
Meanwhile Count voa Bcrnstorn
the German ambassador, arranged an
audience with Secretary Lansing for
1880 o'clock The engagement was
made at the ambassadors Request.
when he conferred with the secretary
yesterday he VAS TOLD the submarine
issue could not be discussed nj that
time and although the presidents IN
tcniion to lay the case before coa-
gress was not disclosed to the nm
bassador. II was the real n for
Secretary I.ansing's refusal To- discuss
the subject.
The visit of the committee leaders
Ia the White House was regarded as
surrounded with possibilities Of
grHVcst Importance. They have re-
poatcdly been assured by the White
House that they would he consulted
by the president before he took any
drastic step such as the breaking ON
az diplomatic relations.
n was considered possible, but
hardly probable tina, The president
might announce that he had decided
to break on diplomatic relations with
Germany, but il was considered more
likely that, laying the case against
Germany before congress. the country
and the world, he would announce
that relations would be broken unless
fulnllment of promises takes tn
place Of diplomats clubbing.
The president consults congress NJ
this stage. II was pointed out. because
while ne has the authority to break
OF diplomatic relations. congress
alone has power to declare Mar ana
there Is only one instance In modern
history where a break In diplomatic
relations between W. first class pow
ers has not been followed by war, II
~ the sitGat' n he cen Germany AM
Italy.
FRS, class power have suspended
relations with lesser states and les
ser states have broken between
themselves without hostilities, hut ai
diplomatic history points to u state
of war when two first class powers
reach that point.
The president went over the situa-
alton very thoroughly with tn" COM
mittoe leaders and told them very cx-
pllcitly he believed the United States
could not remain on friendly terms
with Germany II American lives con
tinued to be placed In jeopardy by
German submarines. He laid before
them some Information he viii con
VeN in his address To congress. The
demand for "A stop to Illegal subma-
rine warfare, the president told the
leaders. is unequivocal.
As the Committcemen left the
white House they made no EFFORT to
conceal what the president had told
them.
II was disclosed that the president
in his address to congress Will not 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
Martial Law Is
Declared After
Hastings Riots
Strike-torn Town on Hudson
River Is Placed Under Dom.
nation of New York Ma.
tional Guardsmen.

Has,ings-on-Hudson. =. y. Aprit
lg.-Martial law was declared within
the limits OF Hastings village and
state troops were called upon for
duty today after = citing had Assumed
serious proportions among strikers
ot the National conduit and Cnbi"
company a mob attacked the com
pany's plant with outlets and stones.
Several hundred men resuIpcd ston-
ing the plant this morning. Private
guards @ithin the plant attempted To-
dispense them 10y 1ring "A few shots
into the air but the strikers and their
friends rushed forward and the
guards hastily rctred. The temper
OF the crowd was ugly and It's mem
bcrs rapidly increased.
\ shorter working day and increas-
ed wage are the strikers demands.
The company employs nearly 5000
persons.
into extended de'oil about the inci-
dents which have eauscd the Amcri-
can government, Go view the situation
with such gravIt' The president
takes for granted that members If
htNh f'TN - amman ' All'AlNH
The note went fprward last night
In code by way of Copenhagen. The
president want u 100 he in the hands
OF Ambassador Gerard or the Ger
man foreign ohl,c when he appear
before congress-.
The members Who heard the pres
ident outline 1t did not understand it
to he an ultimatum IN the seuyc that
fha tntn. IL ...hNrLalln .,.l Iut, IA
considered Il had mat effect.
Senator Lodge asked che president
about the use OF the word "immedi-
ately' in that connection and vas
told that IL mean that Germany
should lie given an opportunity to re-
COVE the communication and to make
reply.
The evidence no the SUSSEX case
was referred to I'D tho president
pointed out the uI parent similarity
In the accounts of ne time and place
of the attack upon her ana the at
tack admitted by 'iermany To have
been made by one II her submarine
commanders on "a nip In that yicin-
ity. The prosidont believes the cvI-
dencc In the Suisse case Is oonyinc.
Ing.
The address d. very strong one
ana nc note Is "a s'rong one" Scna-
tor Stone said. after the White House
conference. 1T puts the next move
up TO Germany and viii bring diplo-
matte corresponds to "a close. II
does not neoossarIy mean u break.
II demands that Germany modify her
method OF suhmaf re warfare and Is
the last word to NU said by this gov
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,,iminnt, subuart,. v,,t,ra this nov
-
49,
sun no demonstration only an intense
Silence and a reflection III the gravfty
"i ms words
When he concluded with the EXPIRES
sion of the hope hat Gcrmany would
80 act as To avert a regrcttahlc break
with America the assembly broke into
'ho'rS'
II was II O'Clock when the prcsi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
The Grand Jury-FM Wheel
In New Mexico Jurisprudence

Tho April number of IA, Sow McN-
leo TaN Rcyicw. the Official publicl-
ton Of IN. Taxpayers asso,iatiou, has
been issued and probably is the most
Interesting number yet proiuccd since
u shows the association IN active up-
Grafton as an investigator of publ"
finance and administration. The buli.
of the number Is the work of III
rector \. T.. James, VIII continues his
series Of educational articles on ta>
alton and gives first results Of his
inquiry into mcth-us of c%onduc,ini
stated finances.
me Of the most interesting feat
urcs OF the number Is "A brief refer
cncc To h grand jury system In New
Mexico with particular reference 10
a recent incident IN Union county,
This article is headed "A Lawyers
Game at "A Taxpayers Expense oil
ti.lO127." The article is in part as
follows
"Tho grand jury In Union county
recently returned several Indictment.
The attorlcys for the defendants, de-
INJURED on the ground tina, the jury
.mpancllcd had been drawn after the
ltflhu Sl''lll'' w wv INV NV W.
dictments we're quashed ami the wor'i
Will have To- be done over. This httle
hy-play is best explained by the ioi'
lowing letter IRON the olre't"r U" 'h'
county cIerh hhu M ''rl'S
am duNIs'" ~ ~"'"ePap''
sta'einent III tn' ''N''n N'"s w"
inc "u'''"'"'S pi''' Nv.
grand Jury were puo-n'' Titus, W
lir'sui"rI'N III "I"",nb NV 'u'' 40
! ASK you 10 iuih'Sh M wv"
h'"'hh''i"t h"' ''n'''"'" " '
"~e"Sp"p'r S''''n''"' -
:" o'NS h''"' '"'
was III s'ss'"h'
=" h'sh' my
Nuhp'r "' "hNs .'"l' wa "
session p'i"f' INV lhu''''"'"'S
luash'n
seven u">s
N''"uh's p"iu pew lu'''a "
i"te same were "'s'h'Ha''
n f',t jury WINS "'sHi'sS'"
Mar'h 49, 10 same uaN n''"'' en-
panehhs sara Jury s-'i'"I' -,
pau On "ec"""' ''
srahd jury
" so'S,"l'
% shefln 'oes palh OF un'
service 81 warrants h~u"P"'ha'S' GU
on account OF cases dismissed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
COMMERCE BOARD TO
GET REPORTS FROM
WIRE CORPORATIONS

Washington. Nprl ~ Tclrsr1uh.
%tolunhonc and cable companies Iu M,
I nitod states with annual "p.tutins
revenues above {,n.uOO were ordered
to-day Dos the inter. 'o commerce com
mission Geo max, monthly report iH
the commission ot %r,ycuuca. oNpcu-o'
ana capital chJrgce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
LANSING READY tn TAIN
TO COUNT NO< BtlsNSTORlC

Washington. April ls-Sccrctary
Lansing today informed Count Won
Bcrnstorf. the German ambassador.
that he was ready to discuss the sub
marine situation with him and a con
ference probably viii he ARRANGED for
tomorrow. Yesterday Secretary
Lansing informed him he could no,
discuss the subject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19

who have insisted ON riding ON armed
b%clligcrcnt ships"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-19
Novelties in Silk Gloves

Both short and long.
Black and white effects, with various liui 'trry embroidered
backs Black md white irhl top.
Then there are 4" Pussy willow green. Gowns. grows. light and
dark blues and many other colors.
Fancy embroidered wrists. aud fancy cmtroiiutcl bucks and
many new and novel effects that have never been shown hereto.
fore. BETTER come iu and see thci, tomorrow.
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uafdHe.
Surdbrennerei zines @ageus Der
SilnfteH/ /SritteH Strake nimmt
sliiflidcH gerlanf.

Gin Strabenba1nunfaq, ser leidt
berb1nsniBooa tGtte oerlnIfen fo,-
ncn. ereignete ii1 eeitern Rafurrittog
altf Der Siinfte uno 9ritte StraBe Si'
ME, els eiu 8agen oieIer &inie bonn
Gnbputfte oil Der @tlberrD lno Sn'
camore StraBe burfging itnb rid
Ddrts bis 5ltr WtaiH lno 8ebite- Str.
iallte.
!Sier follioirte Der @agert NIT etneln
@agcn Der GItftons2ublolp Sinie, aber
9liidIi6erireiie erfoIgte Der 3uiant,.
menlloB nit MIR geringer 9e1paIt ltno
SIC 9eoiemmgsmulridaftelI iouie Die
Baiiagiere famen nit oem Sfreden
Gaoan.
Ter @ptormqnn oes 0ltr1gebrann.
ten StraBenbabulpagens mar SarrD
Repers uno Der aonollfteur mar 2ilO.
rig Bueiteielo.
- Ser od)t Sabre olte Sreo. &1b'
lmlher, pon go. 712 G1rrigbt @penite,
pilroe geitern, Rabrtittag, ais er iid
an ser 8ariatp imS Ct. 2aprente
Slpenlle auf Dem 6atroanlnl tiiulrnelte,
ans gerieben BON 6reo. 8artoenberg,
Ser eineu NIT 3eitltngen beIabenen
Sanbipagen idIob, niebergeranrtt iutp
itiirjte 10 ungliidli6 nieber, DAB er et'
nen S61oelbriih Ooooutriig. Der
Salabc rpurbe nab ieiner elterlihcn
8obnlirg gebraft, no inn ar5tlihe
@eganohmg 5u Sbeil ultrbe.
- Gin lluiaQ, Der 5ientIthcit Sad-
ifaben artriftetc, erclsnete ii6 ge'
Ytern @orulittag in Der slnIage oer
Gueen Gitp 5orging Co., an ser
6ennDion inl6 9lt1nont StraBe. Der
Sreibrienten al ser (6GilpttransutiI-
iion barit uulo Ole SSoIge mar, oaB Die
Moidine bas SdAurutgroo NIT irnner
mebr 5lrnchmeuoer 8eiapin6igfeit
acknowledgements, bis oos Hoo ihlieB,
LID aeiprengt mllrbe. Gin ntdftiscs
Stiid bes 9iaoes Hog IN Die S6be llno
RIB elm aeipaItiges 2of in oas Sad,
mdbrert6 oie iibrigen Stiide ocs 9inbeS
mad perihieeenen 9iihtl,ngen flosen,
ieood, gum Slid feinen S6aoen Oil.
rtdteten, iooa6 gsiemanO perIest
fDliroe.
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MAIDEN, aber bic llbr fpurbe nibt an
i'm gefunpsn, ba er iie augenf6einli6
auf Der 5lu4t iDeggeporfen 6atte.
2luf bsm Dad bes Sou|es SO.
2011 Central aDenue nurbe aeItern
Nadmittag na6 elmer furSen, a6er
5ismlih alifregenoen 6ebjago Der 65
Sabre olte Qntpn Sill pom Heutnont
genn unb ben ppIi3iiien gruen uno
Sais bingfeft gemo6t. Q8ie perlautet,
Iiattete @ia elmer Srau in einem Der
benadbarten SduIer pGbrenb Der 9lbe
lpeisnbsit beg @atten sinen 8eIu6 a6
unb flii1tete iid bann uls Der @atte
unberbpfft suriidfe6rte inb bic polie
5ei herbei6olte, ii6er bic 9dter Der
Rad6nrbditier, bis er einge6olt llno
DerRaftet purbe Die 9oIi3ei ertanne
te in 8ia einen dlten 9etannten. Der
Gngs6lid oeri9iebentli6 fpegen 9ie6e
itabls iiberfiibrt iporben lit. Gr be-
1auptete, erft am geftrisen 9aqe aus
pitts6urg gefommeH gu iein.
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Gterblibfeitsberibt.

96sooore Gifb. 81, 1870 Central
Ips., Subertuloie.
@labps Sdnsiber, 4, gssiutOH,
Ser3lsiosH.
Geo Sunihine, IA, SHbiaH 9ia,
llnfalI.
@ara6 gbac,, Sc, 1878 Gairfar
9lpe., 9lrtsricuosrtaItung.
Mlagbalsne Uler5, 81, 1903 Walnut
Str, glrterieuoertaltung.
Georsetta 9lettnsr, SO. 9rai6ear
@pe., @ebirnitldg.
William gIeslpb. So. Rplaub 4oe.,
Subertulois.
aatRrine Nsber, SO, 1923 Glam
Str. Suderrllbr.
Greberid Wsbner, 8, I'LL Blue
Rod Ctr, 9unssuentsiinbuns.
MabliRe Bauer. 81, 2O19 Maoiion
Roab, 6er5IsiOsH.
Sufius goste, 66, 24O7 golsrain
abe. gpierenlsiosu.
Ili6aeI gabrisI, 70, 4161 @itlsr
Str, llnfau.
Senrp Seins. 50, SubertuIcIe Sos
fpital, Subsrtulofe.
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3leine Observation-Disclosures

- Ginem iSarbigeu, Der ii5 seiisrn
am 6eIlsn 5dse in bic Wobnung Don
iyrau Usdllbe 2utton SO. 1920 Gil
BERT glpenus singsfflifen bate, eea
lang ss nit elmer 8eute bon S13 sil
sntpiIfen, oblfon s5rau 2utton ibn
in Der Wubnuns sntoedte unb untera
iiiibt Don perfdiehensn Radburn iua
fort feline @erfolguug aufnubm. Die
Sebjaeo ging Biz na6 benz Chen
qart unb i'm part ielbit gtns biz
Spur beg Guuners ptrlcrsn.
- Der Dirtb 4uguIt @roppenbas
der bon Der Glart Strabe uuo fress
man 2lbsnue melbste seitern Der polis
aet, baB ibm 500 aus isinem EaNeus
rssiftsr seitoblsn tpurben.
- Games syldnnsrp, Der Gisentbi
mer elmer gillarbballe i'm Sauf. gto.
712 9rsemdn glpsnue ipurbe seitern
ron ben Setsttipes 5iiftlsin uno
Giii6leiH unter Der 2lntlage perbnftst,
Dettssttel in isinem 9eiis gu bdben.
Die 9samtsn bsihldsnabmten sleif,s
falls elm gbed6ud3, nur9 fpslfes iie
nabpeiIsn MOLTEN, nab Slannerp sroe
&c Summ.n als 8etpinne fir Renns
ipetten aussoblte. Sn Der Billarbball,
ipurbe eb.nIags Goiparb Sbafe bon
No. GOT gapmi[ler Gtrabe psr6aftet
Der angsbI3 serabe i'm gegrtff mar,
cine Wstte absufblieben.
= Srsb Ramdiifer BON To. 1926
Goutbiibe 4penue mslbete gsftern Der
pplis,i, baB er seiteru i'm Stranb
Sbecier bon sinsm Saihsnbieb I'M,
feline grisftaide NIT S14 beitobleu
ipurbs.
- @us Der mohntna bon Sattie
Stout go. 572 Carlisle g(penue fpurz
ben mittslft Giubruasbisbitabls $40
geiipblsn.
- Sdmes MilTon bon 30. 11S Oft
Jrpnt Strabe puroe geitern Hadmits
tag Dor bem voduie go. 314 Oit s5ront
Gtrabs bon einem ibm' sntssssniom=
msnbeH 9urfhen ansefuIlsn. Der inn
init sinem iiibnsn 9riff bic llbr aus
Der 9aihe rib unb Die Jlu1t err
sriff. Mebrere paiiantsn iinb poli-
siiten nabmsn bic @erfplsuns nes
sRdubers auf unb es selang ibnen
aud ben 8urfdsn, Der feinen glanen
ala maIter gureIs ansab. binsfsit su
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Sabina 3irfel.

Die regelrnGbiae gerianInlung
Ses lbigen @ereinS fan0 an 5reitag
gtadrrltttag I'M SonieImann SenrpeI
itott uno 0ic Wiitglieoer batten lid,
ausnafntsrpeiie GROCER 3abl einge.
il,n6en, oa nit oieier gerianrmlllng
Sas 10. GtiftlugSieit GeS 3irtels ge'
feiert puroe. 9frav Guuna gergumn
fiibrte bsu9oriiB, lpabreno 5rau alnna
9riidner orotofolirte. gsafoeu Die
Routinegeitdfte beeuoet iparen, Drr'
Sc gum lmterbaltenoen Sbeil geiArit.
ten. 8emcinihnftIidJ geiungen plirecll
bic 9ie0er .5reut erh oes 9ebena'
imo y6robiinn", begIeitet bon 6rult
8. Q3erqmdnn. fSrau 8eis etfreute Gle
llnueienoen NIT 5rpei Sorleiilngart
.2tna 13. Gtiitilngsfeit" ruN n Gie
mllt5igen slusuanoerer". 6rau Gn1i.
lie Sernlingbaltien trug 5ur ltntrr6aG-
titng bei, inbem iie 5ipei fomiid)e Sc
9iGte ,9ie &eitner" Don Gbeooor
lSiniler, unS ,gfefriitiritrg" bon @lt'
mar Strie6ed porlos, luoraitf ein tt.
mideS nuiiifaIii6e 9ilett foIgtc, be-
titelt ,Syrau Sitig ino 5rmt Spittg"
ooer Die 9eioen einer Sdppiegernntt'
ter BON 9iid,arb ,SeirBe, geiungen nOn
SSrau Olga Sartmam inlo SRI. Suloa
Garsigcr, in tueIbein iib Die Sdnpie'
aermiltter OILS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
FInoen, uno oeu Sftriegeriotm als
alIeinigsn St0rer oes bdusli9eu iSrie@
Dens be3eidnen. Srat Ignca Gd,Gttj
hattie frelrnoIi6it oie &no6esIeitlng
iibernouunert. aIIlen @ortrnaenben
muree ser ber5litite @eifaIl se5olt.
.Rady @rIeoiguna bes Trogramms BE-.
aab man ii6 in Die iuitereit 9tegionen,
mo- ipe5ieIl in Slnbetraht Der Scier Gin
ibnlafDafter faIter Gluiidnitt als 3n-
Ias sg ben. iibIiden aoiiee inO aliten
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Das riiItet ii9 bas gan5e 2anO 2
Wns lit bas Bolt 10 put6entbrdnnt2
Sur Webr, Sur We9r, labt ale 5iebn,
Spn uHs bic Greibeit ni6t entfIie9u.
2ieS 9aterIaub, beru1ige bid!
Dein' Burg. bein' Webr bas lit: Der
9iHbeitri9!
!:
9u tennit i'm i9on bon alters Der;
Sein S9ritt erf6Ou i'm 1Sreibeitsbeer.
Mit S6psrt, nit Sub uno Serseus-
blut
Grrang er Dir Der freibeit Gut.
2ieb' @aterlano, es i6iiBte bid
SIN friibiten 9ampf unb Strett: Der
9inoeitri6!
. bItd btnauf gu Stmmelsaun,
Bp Selbengeiiter rtieDeri i6uun,
Die bid i'm Sruoeririeg bepahrt,
lin 2incoln itebn fis treu geI4aart.
Der ME DON feiner Seite ipih
Seiu gutter Stsrn, oas mar: Der gins
beitrttl
llnb Gnslanbs 9raf' poll 2ug unb
Srug
lin bid, ieiu giftig Rebe I6lug.
ppn Mammpns Gilt umgdrnt
S60rft bu niht, mics @etpifsn tp1rat.
2ieb' @aterlanb, rifle bid,
9ein SeIb unb Retter nabt: Der gtns
beitrt9l
Ser gfuf erf6alIt, CUR @abl mir
5iebn.
Der bid seitiirSt IN Sdmuh IHo
Hotb,
Beb ibn, Der beine Chr bebrobt!
2ieb @aterlanb, ermanne bid,
Deir Sell ertGmpft auf's neu, Der
9inbeftrth!
8iub De fri d Ter.
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Cincinnati SicSerfrans.

Ger Cincinnati 2ieoertron5, tpelter
in ben leBten SubreH bel gteibels in
GorrpbiIe Ieine aSrubeu obbielt, lit
1uieaer 5l ieinem friibereu Sereins-
lofal, 2oeffIer's Sale, @fe ;SSefferion
lmS ct. Glair StroBe, 5uriidgefebrt
uno miro BORT pom Gomerltao oil re.
oelndtig ieine gsroben abbolten.
Stimrbegabte $5errer, lpeIGe iid, benz
@ereul an3ui6lieBeu geoenfen iIrn
piafontnen uno tpoaen iith i'm obigcn
9ofaI einiin0eu.
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Gbe'GrlaubniBiH

I9Robert 9. 2amb, %, 704 Race Cir.
lSIabella 8. Wersentbul, 26, 523 ".
7. Strabs.
jglrtbur 6. 1ylpnn, 20, Carthage.
tSarriet y. Glenip, is, 5artpea.
JSoiepb g. 2arriion, q, 3anespifIe,
! Sbip.
lGOitb 3. GDans. 19, priucstOn 9Otel
JGbtparb 3. Gonrub, %, 3638 gire
I Strabe.
lgarris Ja6rsnbad, 20, 144S 8enz
man Ctr.
J@. gbas. gramsr, Il, Wt. Qtrp, 8.
lgmilie @erth, 20. 1912 Race Ctr.
j6e3Sp ROmans, %, auOlop, ag.
lHanep Smith %, 1923 Sloo Str.
(SaHes aspis. 90, 516 Ri6monb Ct.
lHutb 2tnbsriOn, %, SIG Weit 5. ct.
jRulp6 5. 8urpintel. 81, QOrpOOO.
lalma 9rabp. q, besgl.
J9tuguit SOOrp, %, 1413 prOOibent.
I StraBe.
lRoia so. Dsit, 90, bsssl.
tGlarence g(ttins, %, 655 Beii 4. ct.
tYalie Galbpea, "a. 81 WeIt 5. st.
IGbarles e. sypnes, q, 9o7 Dsit 8.
I Strabs.
lMarD Billings. 18, 912 Belts Sir.
IEornelius aapeod. 21, 637 NeaDe Ct.
lgti5abetb Sunoemer. Is, 633 cesgl.
IQlnbp giitblein, 30, Debit, 8.
l9race Soipes, "a, 947 Bar! Ctr.
Iaocco Samrob, SO, 28 @et II. Str.
lDibslmina S.ieringsr, 80, 427 Wtls
ton Sir.
j@sorse .. Strider, q, GleOslano.
lglnna arsttsn, 20. 1916 Raee Sir.
JSobn @a4ter, 80, 1905 @arIbuG
( 4penue.
l2tnHie Belider, 20, 698 RibbIe RO.
(@lart 80. GoDle, AZ, 9sorsstopn,ap.
l8labps yOuns. 90, 2106 aeHPer
Cane.
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I Strabs.
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Jaafapette Smitb, 80. Drforb, 8.
lOra R. SiIDer, 80. 500 part Str.
Ja6e 2inber, %, SaDton, 8.
l5annie 3emboa. 20, 1923 Sobn Ctr.
JDiaiam Ruder, q. Delhi. 8.
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4oenue.
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4penue.
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Granb Opera 9ouIe, Gel. Canal 401.