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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30
MILTON.

Al the Methodist Church the pastors
subject Sunday morning Will be. well
doing" Sunday school at noon. The
subject at the evening service will be,
The Folly of Trying TO Serve Two Mas
tiers" EpWorth League every Tuesday
evening at seven O'Clock. Tho A. r. c,
class will hold social and entertainment
at the church vestry Friday evening
lanes Monroe Perry of Milton and len
mic A. Bennett of Burlington were mar
ricd Monday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.
The Electric Light company has Its
poles SGT from this place to Fairfax Falls
at tho mower station and arc setting the
poles through the village .-tnion Thanks
giving services were held at the Mctho-
dist Church last sunday evening with the
sermon BY the Rev D. II. Strong. Cyrus
and Human Holcombe are al home for
the THANKSGIVING vacation from the Nc!-
mont Agricultural school at Randolph. --
Nelson Phelps of Portland, Me, arrived
in town Tuesday morning to see ms
brother Avery Phelps, who is dangcroil'-
~ III with heart trouble MIR. and Mrs.
George Mncklcr and Albert Lamb at
, tended the funeral Of Henry Como at
south Hero Sunday. There will hc "A
social and entertainment at the Mctho-
dist vestry on Friday evening. Home
made candy will be on sale.
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ORANGE COUNTY
WILLIAMSTOWN.

Former Selectman Edwin J. CloEston
has forwarded his application to Wash
inSton asking TO he appointed post.
master. Now that tho office has been
advanced 20 the third class. tho civil!
servire ,tlndrs Of tho present post.
master, George T.. WILDER, is no longer
in effect. It is expected that the appoint.
ment of MI CloESton will be made in
Decen nor, TO take effcc- at tho close o,
business on the 3lst.--Loc A. French has
rented the house lately vacated by Frank
r. Hovt on Main street and the owner
Mrs. H. y. Holt Of Barre, is having the
buildings put in reoair.-The Rev. Alven
NJ Smith, pastor Of the -niversalist
Church for the past year. preached his
farewell sermon last week SUNDAY and
eft town on tho following Wednesday
for California, where with his wife he
will spend tho winter. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.
Granger, who sold their farm n short
time ago TO g. \. Bemls DIR. + 3 Wat
son, who moved to .\lstead. y. H. some
two months ago has lately been back on
business trp.-rrank +. Foyt, formerly
president Of tho Hoyt. McAllister COM
panN, sold out his interests 10 other
members of the firm and bought the dry
goods store Of L. o. Chaplin at bristol
Construction men belonging TO the C. V.
r. r. have been in town for a few days
making ready to put in new bridge near
the stone-cutting plant of the W. Is.
Jones Granite company. The work is now
ready for the plc-drivcr and the men
have gone away for a few days until
it can be sent here Herbert y. Farm
ham Ralph Morgan and Angler Edwa rds
are at work for the CapeWel Horse Nall
company Of Hartford Conn.-1hc next
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JOHNSON.

Superintendent Young and Bert Rey-
nolds of Cambridge we're in town Mon
day.--Mrs. J. Is. Fuller spent Sunday in
Hardwick with her on-Mrs Dcforcst
Collins returned from Marlboro and
Boston. where she has been visiting rela-
tives. Saturday.-Mrs II. b. Balch is
boa riding with Mrs. Juna Crsty Mrs
Davidson of Greensboro is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Ober-D. 4. Barrows
started for Boston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs
C.. Arthur Stearns were in Burlington
Monday District Deputy r.. A. Barrows
made an official visit TO Lamoile Grange
at Morrisvile Friday.-Mr and Mrs T.
r. Sherwin returned Monday from q
visit with relatives in Boston and Nor
cester Mass.--Rohert Barrows was in
Burlington Monday. d. o Dell was in
Burlington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs WI
lard Boycc of Saranac Inn. y. i, visited
| G.. +. Holdrdgc and mother Sunday and
Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30

Flora, Miss Dorothy Nichols; lady assist
ant, Miss May Eldredge.-The Camp
fire Girls will give a play, The Camp
fire Prophecy" Saturday evening at the
schoolhouse hall followed by a public
cercmonial..-Miss Florence Ransom If
Essex Center was a visitor of Miss la
Brigham Friday and Saturday.-Miss
Gladys Kinney of Pleasantvllc. y. Y" is
visiting relatives in toun.-Charlcs Pack
ard of ESSEX Center was in town on bust
ness Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. bcnard
Brush of Underhil Center were at tn,
home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Garland sun
daN.-Mr and Mrs. Or. Ladd of BurlinS-
ton were at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren DAYS Sunday
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JERICHO CENTER.

The masquerade ball given FRIDAY
ening by the high school in the school
IN at Jericho was a suCcess.-The tor
kn thank offering meeting will be held
the church Sunday evening.-A com
unity sing" viii be held Friday eve
ne in tho village hall. All are cor
ally invited Ia attend and bring any
pies of old songs to slng.-The Foreign
visionary meeting elected the following
fcers: President, Mrs. Adelia BiCknell:
&C -president, Mrs Pauline Barnum;
cretary. Mrs. Mary Ransom; treasurer,
rs Addio STILES Miss Helen Bolger was
Burlington SaturdaY-Mrs. Leon Hal
as in Burlington Monday-James Ma
ney Of Essex. y. Y. who has been
intin- in HardWick and has visited his
other, Frof T.. T. Maloney. returned
,me Sunday Mrs. w J. MaloneN re-
rned homo the middle of the week
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NORTH HERO.

There vii. bc a dance at the town hal
FRIDAY ui=ht Evoryhodv is cordially in
yitod to attend charles clark of North
Dakota has arrived in town to spend the
winter with his sister, Molhc Clark. -
Miss Naomi Way of the +. II. :. is spend
ing tho THANKSGIVING vacation at her
home. Mr. and Mrs. WNethe HutchinS
have returned from their Wedding twp
and expect to commence housekeeping
in Mr. Kate lIutchins's housc.-Ncws
has been received of the serious illness
with pneumonia Of Mrs Frank Duel in
t;Vautou Little Helen liorigan is some
what improved. Joseph strong, who has
been III for me past fcW weeks, does not
improve
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The funeral of Horny W. Como. whose
death occurred suddenly Thursday morn
Ing. was held Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock with burial in the South
Hero cemetery
The schools I'm town closed Wednesday
night for the remainder Of the week.-The
Christian EndeaVor meeting Thursday
evening will ue Thanksgiving service.
There Will be a social after the devotional
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MORRISVILLE.

l-dtest l'Porls tIoih PeI' "a NJ NV
Us at the Mary f1etcher hoSpitdi recover
ing from serious operation are more
encouraging. Mrs +. {. Jones and Miss
Ruth Clark went to Burlington FRIDAY
evening TO return Saturday evening with
Mrs. Clark who has been with Mr. Clark
since the operation MIS- HarHc camp
OF sheldon returned nome frdaN evening
after visiting her parents MT ana Mrs'
f'"'n hrlh.-N ora was rece'Fed rioaH
evening mat MrS' water = Ndru' WI"
went to the Mary fletchcr nosPita! lor
treatment WOULD Undergo an opera.'o"
Monday forenoon Az eIeVcn c'ocN'.MIS ~
herbert leloilS OF schuyler rams ~ -
returned nome SATURDAY dlter Nls'''''S at
the MONIES OF w H. ana red DURHAM
MISS tthel Badger VINO mas passed lne
summer with her parents, MT ana MIS-
George Badger, returned Saturday to
Sdrre. Eighteen candidates were on hdnd
Saturday to take examinations Tor rural
carriers to I'LL vacancies four from
MorriSvllle, |" from Johnson ana one from
Cambridge. Mrs. IL. :. Richardson was
called to Cornwall, ont SATURDAY, on at-
count of the illness OF h'r mofher' MRS
Robert Watson. Mrs. LUCINDA NoNe7
spent Saturday in Hyde Park-Miss caro-
line Stewart went saturday to spring
field, Mass, for visit of two weeks
Miss Minnie Gilnad Of Hartford Conn,
returned home Saturday after visiting
her cousin, Miss Bessie Mayott-hr.
Arthur Paul Woodward, aged nearly 81
years, who died suddenly AT his home IN
Mortified, MINI, November Of rheu-
matism of the heart, was a native of
Danville. He was the eldest son Of pr.
Calvin and Susan woodward. late of Dam
vile and a brother of the late Or Geors"
r.. Woodward, a former practitioner IN
Morrisvile.
Mrs g. NJ. Powers. who underwent an
operation at the Mary Fletcher hoSPlt1i
a month ago. Was taken homo by auto
mobile Sunday, her son, Horace H. Pow
ers of the University OF Vermont. DRIVING
the car, Mrs. Powers stood the trip nice
ly and is doing welt H. Slocum was
in Burlington sunday to see MIS- SIo'Nhl'
who is at the Hays sanltarlulh' ana lo"rl
her much improved +. y. StockWelI OF
the St. Lawrence University at Canton
y. Y, who has supplied the pulilt or the
universalist Church tho past two sun
days, returned to his studies Monday
Mr.. Stockwell has received a call to this
church. and will supply once month
until June l. when he VIII bect me It's pas
! tor-Miss Lila Brooks spent sunday at
her home in Hyde Park. Guy +. Knee
land went Monday to Swanton to assume
his duties in the new jewelry store where
he has been cngaged.-Mr and Mrs
! Frank Smith and Miss Emogene Bur
bank We're in Burlington Monday.-Mr'
and Mrs. Fercic Towne of st Johnshurv
and Miss la Towne OF Bellows Falls
spent Sunday at the homes of L. II. and
Il. T.. ToUne--Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mayo Of St.
Johnsbury was a guest over Sunday If
/ her sister, Mrs n. H. Elsworth.-Mrs -,
W. Clark of Humarack, Mass. a guest
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ESSEX CENTER.

About % from here attended the play at
Essex junction last night-Mrs. A. Pratt
IL visiting in Boston. MIR Wright spent
Thanksgiving in Souvenirs X, e. Flagg.
who has been at the Fanny Allen hos
pital has returned MIR and Mrs. Ely
Written will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Whitten's niece, Mrs. II. Como, of
C'loverdalc. MIR. and Mrs II. Allen arc
moving to Cambridge Mrs. Jennie Greene
will spend Thanksgiving with her broth
cr, f'ay Nichols in Richmond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30
SHELBURNE.

Mrs Mark Thompson has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital much
improved in health.--Mrs. G. Il. Brush
has returned from Orange. y. j., where
she has been visiting her narcnts.-Mls7
Nellie kimball spent tho Weekend in
Burlington with friends Mrs. Ross
Muzzy, who has been at Or. Mitchell s
sanitarium for an operation, has returned
to her home in the west part of the town
The Rev and Mrs H. q Banks are
parents Of a son, born at Dr, Mitcholl's
sanitariun Sunday
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UNDERHILL.

st. Thomass Church, Undsrhll WAS tho
scene Of pretty autumn Wedding Mon
day morning when Mary T. Mc'a
daughter of William Mctabc, and
Thomas w. Kelley of Essex Junction
we're united in matrimony by the Rev.
Joseph Thcrien The bridesmaid Was
Miss Florence McCaDe and the hest MAJ
was John McCabe, sister ana brother OF
the bride The bride was goWnod in grey
taffeta with silver applique trimmings
with picture hat to match The brides
maid wore midnight blue taheta and
black picture hat, The churcl was taste
fully decorated with yellow PINK ana
white chrysanthemums and ferns. The
house decorations were yellow, PINK
and white chrysanthemums and ferns
\ hountful breakfast was served AT the
home Of the bride to a few relatives and
intimate friends. The groom is popular
druggist of Essex Junction, Tho bride is
a popular young lady of Underhll and
Burlington. Those from out of
town were: Mr. and Mrs. g.
Hardy. Miss Agnes McCahe of Scheme
tady, \. Y. the Rev y. Duffy, + Kelly
Of keene \. H., Mr., and Mrs, A. Loner-
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EAST SHELBURNE.

Miss Nary Child of Albany. \. Y, has
ben spending few daEs at q. y. KIN
Iv's-Robert Elliott, Don Parker, ana
HAN Lee have returned from jericho.
hev have been on "A hunting trip -Miss
lice Ready is At the Fanny Allen hos
for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30
GREENSBORO.

Thomas Wilson, who is stopping WITH
his sister in Fairlee for few weeks, w.l1
in town the last of the week and packed
his household goods ana has rented his
house To George Colby, who Will soon
move here and take chalse OF the mill
he recently purchased. Fred Messer OF
Montpelier was i'll town from Friday I'M
til Monday Mrs Gregory was taken to
the hospital at Hardwick SATURDAY and
underwent an operation Monday Mrs
Hattie Silver was called to Pittsheld.
Mass. Monday by the serious illness o.
continued IN pnrc four.
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of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Campbell, living in
the west part Of tho town, returned home
TuesdaY.--C. y. Slayton went Tuesday TO
Windsor to spend THANKSGIVING with his
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominic Woafer, and with Mrs Slayton,
who has been with her daughter for some
vonkS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-30

only about four feet high and weighs less
than 30 pounds.-Dr. Anna Edison and
Mrs. Dennis Rouhan Of Wcodsvillc, y
H., visited at the jackson camp last
week. Mrs. Richardson who has beci
confined to the house with bronchitis at
the home of her son, Charles Richardson
has recovered. Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4.
Hutchns visited in Morrisville Sunday
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ELMORE.

Bcrnice st. Jock, youngest daughter of
william St Jock, recently captured a
,onnc wildcat, The cat was up tree and
Mr. 81. Jock wanted to shoot it. But
Miss Rernice went up the tree and poked
tho cat out with stick while her father
remained on the ground. When the cat
came down he struck and stunned it, lie
took it TO the house and Gagged it. While
Miss St. Jock is over - years old she is
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CONTINUED on pnSc four.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06

Amelia T. Barr the novelist St
has seen n Hons ior q, year and
never saw them So lelY as Tho him
women are wea lne today NMicif
is the spice of ashton anu the ttsa-
lon makers can airl. lain thm they
never allow TIE st2les 10 e,t stale
from monotou, But y tue nhlerl Of
fashion ~ 20 make folks l lp and
take notice ise present iNIc in
womon's clothes are the most sue
ceasiul that the fashion ears have
put out since Wearing clolbos became
habit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06

Why Suffer
From Migraine or
Sick Headache?

nrJ.J J Caldwell says that this exceedinsly
disease dues not shorten iIfe.
ult decs not appear to he curabie. suGef-
lrs from this nfiicttau are condemned t.
Nudcr-o the periodical attacks every few
weeks untl they Areforty ears of age after
which the atiacts are less frequent. ard
finally disappear entirely. Palliative mea.-
ares during the attack are all that Il is
n.sihie 10 snreest. while care IA the dfetis
the best prey tntive measure. An attack
may often be prevented by taking two
snti kamuia tablets when the rrst symp-
toms appear aud one auti.kamuia tablet
very two hours during the attack shortfns
81. eases the Pain and brings Tsst and Quitt
Anti-kamnia tablets may te obtained A.
al druggists. Ask for AK Tablets. 1hes
Z 4ickly relieve all Pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06

According to Russell u Couwcn
Who IA given n0oo bows ana alrls
an cducatou oal OF t0ia american
milllonaires whose records hc lnokcd
up, all but 20 started as poor boys
This Is encouraeing to the moor hos
But, Of course more than iois poor
hoys started IN the last generation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
Ailments of Men
Happily Overcome
SUCCESSFULLY TRIED BY
MANY.

rnlonhtedn he following sas
eesnon wN work wonders Tor
,bai yreat class Of men who
,broueh destination Of their nat.
.ra s,reppi5 uud Them el4es IN
,str Second childhood lons be
f,re no tnree scoro and ten AZ
i,,,.s e., fi.,.s .iaasnr,. ami aniof
m,n, .re rea.h,l
..,.,...l = .nHnle
.5 .f. a .rt ie a,iel1, re-
..t ......,. c.b,nsfinn
.a-st. m.I..o.boiis ami the
f..e.t,.
~ ,stirr II Al home 10 man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
ouartet,e Pleased

The concert gwen 81 the opera
housc by the quartciie from Guthrie
on ruseday evening Ia was well at
tended aud The entertainment Ger
Muly was d lno one THE singers
and musicians were very rond aud AN
rnos Il the entertainment iu ime
shape Crescent Ncwa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
PATRICK NtItR
OH. LEASES N
LOGAN COZ My

CONTINUED FROM PACE oNrl
r0er on around here b. said
NJ W mt lo s. ann ior +
comuen ua been cmplo ~ To-
naNc urNct ron thc NmM on
un4 near NWnal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06

Chicago, April 6 Anna Godfrey
had no pockets IN her dress. SO she
c,rrief a flask OF whisky IN her
t,ooknc she fell an artery was
cut and she bled 10 dealt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06
Pupils Help Raise War Loan.

u.a5o ,nn o.r a.
Aii.., s. -
s,,. n ,s
en- ~m oai This time especial
emphasis Is Nem2 laid ON tAe possi.
9lii' q mPil % hieAor hoe. aio
are no" or have been edfmns mon.
81 of tAeir own 5anHr'alne even
more thar thet did last time
t,, .a
....4 s,. .., .... .e,,., ..,,t
-
n... i 49,. +,
'e marks q Sums q From orr
park UPWARD io encourage rene.
ftio @. hi- Willingness 90 sf.se-fso
~ Mae'sfrato II Rrrl'n has amane
- O. sa'ai, 'hc hols 'ea e'@al
nprtsaif fir4 as aNMrAis fN N4rants 4e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-04-06

OH and eas fsH blanks fer sale ut
The cad o.Ucc Conform 90 all
lAfe supreme eoh. decisions.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-20
THAT I'LL WIND" WILL HAVE TO
BLOW BLAMED HARD

DR.. D. M. Ricardo, orthopedic spe-
cialist, handed a shoe lecture to
members of the Chicago Shoe Retail
ers assn at the Palmer House Tues
day afternoon and then the shoe man
decided that oxfOrds must go on
Sept %.
''The ankle has a synoviaI mem
brane around the joint and dampness
and wind may cause inflammation of
this membrane and result in arthritis
of the joint" said the doc.
Whatever that means, it was
enough for the shoe men and the
ban on oxfords was Immediately
placed.
Horrors! Ladies skirts are
scheduled to come down a few inch
es and now their shoes are booked
to go up. But, then, still the wind
at the Masonic Temple corner will
continue to blOweth!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-20

him she was coming from Holland
he got drunk.
Five policemen to face trial by civil
service board.
Jos. Soda, "a, 1886 Exchange av.,
turned on gas after quarrel with wife.
She saved him.
Norman Michaud, 2257 S. Park
av., accused oftaking auto from Star
Garage, 225S Cottage Grove aV.,
caught in Jackson, Mich.
c. Linberg, 6615 Bishop, stabbed
twice. J. Dobson, negro porter
Mrs. Ella Weiss, 3oOs N. HaIsted,
upset lamp. Clothing caught fire.
Condition serious.
Public Works Conn., Moorhouse
says Chicago sewers are in worse
shape than in years.
May Baeina, ass S. Union, arrested
for stealing.
Four new cases of infantile paraly-
sis reported.
EngIeWood police seeking man
who has been peeping in girls bed
rooms.
Veronica MuIVihiII, St. Louis, broke
engagement to Harry Gibbons, ne
phew of Harry Gibbons, politician.
$4,000 contract for concrete sea-
wall given Great Lakes Dredge &
Dock Co. by Evanston city council.
Howard J. Edmonds, loan agent,
8 S. Dearborn, arrested on con game
charge. J. A. Cullen says he charged
81 interest for SIS loan.
Eva Zimmerman, 5, fell to court
room floor and broke leg as father,
Chas. Zimmerman, was being tried
on bad check charge. Judge contin-
ued case.
Late Harry Monroe, evangelist,
left $1,000 to Pacific Garden mis-
sion. Entire estate is $12,5OO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet, Aurora,
granted divorce from Al Sweet,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-20
WHITMAN AND SEABURY ARE
NEW YORK NOMINEES

New York, Sept. 2o.-Goy. Chas.
B. Whitman was easily Tenominated
as Republican candidate for COVER
nor with probable 10000 majority
over VIM. Bennett. Justice Samuel
Seabury won Democratic nominal
ton without opposition. Political
wiseacres say Whitman by primary
vote seems to have secured endorse
ment Of PrOgressiVes-
VIM. F. McCombs, former Demo-
cratic national committeeman, hand
lily won Democratic nomination for
U. S. senate from ThOs F. Conway,
former lieut.. governor.
-O-O
TELLS OF AUTO THEFT TRUST
Inside workings of an auto theft
trust were uncovered yesterday in
the trial of Earl Dear, brains" of a
gang, before Judge Jos. SABBATH.
Walter Relihan, infOrmer, said
that machines were stolen, altered in
a secluded garage, Invested of their
numbers and Identification marks,
shipped to another city and resold,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-09

bes @roben. glm 1S. glpril 1741 be-
itanb bic preubif4e adbaIIsrie Gin iiess
rei6ss @tfedi, am Is. Gtsember 1745
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ein. Gin PeSsnnium ipdter mar Der
Gag frsilih eiH uneliidstdg: ON 18.
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bic Sdladt bei 9oItn. 4m IS. Olios
ber 1873 iant Rapolsons Stern in
ben Siaub; i'm folgenbsn Sabre 1914
fanben am 18. Gebruar bsi Bran unb
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am 18. SuIi bic srobe snti6eihsnps
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prinssn Wiibelm BON prsubsn Gin
SobH geboren. Der ipdtere aaiier
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srbebung. 4m 18. Sttobsr 1861
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