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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
10Th from the Confederate and Union

both from the Confederate and Union
sides?
In the early period OF my research
work, | was greatly aided by De-
George Brown, of Atlanta, president
.of the Georgia Confederate Museum
and Historical Society, and his friend,
81. Ncvin, OF the Atlanta Georgian,
who opened up the columns Of his
paper for history OF mv research.
Dr. browns museum of Confederat o
relics is now assuming proportions.
ana II is hoped that all true
.Georgians will send in war relics or
curios, for the society. Do not be sat
ished with the Georgia Room" in
the Confederate Museum at Richmond.
haNe state society OF your own, and
make 1t place OF interest for all
GeorEians TO visit line relic owned
py a family in some small secluded
town does nobody any good. bur II put
Where II can be seen by hundreds and
thousands II becomes live wire. So
SEND him your contributions. II you
90 not care 10 give them, let the So
Glet% . we them as a loan, in which
case YOU retain your ownership, and
YOU or }our heirs can get them at
any time.
have received a suggestion tina. the
picture may be that OF Judge Thomas
-. Wtthcrs, a member OF the provi-
sionai Congress, February l. 1861 to
February II. lsG2. or John Walker
fearn. born il Hunstvtlle Ala, in
1892; admitted TO the bar, at Mobile
IN 1898, and secretary Of First Con-
tolerate Commission. In 1856 he
practiced law at New Orleans. and
was professor in the University OF
Louisiana.
give these last two suggestions for
What they are worth / have not been
able TO run them down TO anything
Geitite. but in this article, have
given, J believe, what YOU need and
all YOU need to settle this mystery
nave decided TO further beautify
my exhibit by showing wartime photo
graphs and autographs OF all the
southern people appearing on Con
'federate bills, and have already made
considerable progress. 7 still need the
following:
Photograp hs-Calhoun. Memminger.
10. G. Clay, Mrs. jefferson Davis,
George ". Randolph. Mrs. Governor
Picliens. w. s. Oldham.
Signatures &C alb oun, StonewaN
Jackson, Judah Z. Benjamin, c. G.
Clay. Mrs. Davis. George w. Randolph.
Mrs Pickens, w. 6. Oldham.
II any Southern friends can put me-
in the way OF obtaining any of the
above, I shall feel much obliged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
TO-DAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can make n delightful sham
200 with very little effort and for a
very trifling cost, If you get from
your druggist a package Of can
cup Of hot water Your shampoo
Ia now ready. Just pour n little at
tirne on the scalp and rub briskly.
This creates an abundance OF thick,
white lathcr that thoroughly dis
solves and removes the dandruff,
cXccsS OIL and dirt. After rinsing,
the hair dries quickly, with u nuln-
ness that makes II secm heavier
than II Ia, and takes on q rich
luster and softness that makes ar
ranging it . RinaSuEao-adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

i1gaments That produce palm, It 1lghtens tho
burden on the nervous system, induces calm,
makes the days sunny and happy. Get q
bottle Of Mothers Friend" Of any druggist
and you will then realize why It has been
considered true to Its name In our best homes
harmless but so effective that once used It
Is recommended to oil expectant mothers by
those who wont through the ordeal with
surprising ease. By writing to BradAcld
yon cnn have free copy OF wonderful
stork book that unfolds those things which
all c1pcctane mothers delight to read. writt
today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
From records AT louisa VaD

From records at Louisa, Va)
Thomas King. planter of st. Mar
tins Parish, and Sarah. his wife. bought
land In Hanover and Louisa Counties,
Virginia, October IS, l747, same lying
on both sides of the Pamunkey River.
Thomas King died in Louisa County In
179S. His children were as follows
Sackvile and Ann King. Lynchburg,
Va: William and Polly (NIary) King,
Thomas King, never married, died Stat
ford County, Va; Elisha King and
wife. Judith; John and Sarah de Master
Nlnp. Philip and Nancy Woodson
King. Margaret. married John Tel
ford; Walter and Nancy King, Sulli-
van County. Tenn; Catharine King.
moved to Winchester. Ky; Elizabe III
King, Benjamin and Martha Haywood
King.
Benjamin King and Martha Haywood,
daughter of George and Deborah Budd
Haywood. of Culpeper. Va, we're mar
ried November 4. 1884 They moved TO
Lincoln County, Kentucky, In 1902 and
in 1871 to Harrison County. Indiana.
Elisha King, born 1853. WAS Il lieu
tenant of the Tenth Virginia Rcgi-
ment Of Revolutionary War: Edward
King was son. Descendants live
in Georgia.
John King. born January IL. 1868,
enlisted in TIT. and was one OF Wash
ington's body guards. Moved to Rich
Hill. = c., where he died on March
% lS42 Descendants are in Spartan
burg. s. c.
William Rufus King was n cousin Of
children OF Thomas and Sarah King.
Perhaps some of our readers have
never seen the beautiful monument to
Evelyn Byrd at Westorer. so we are
giving her epitaph.-Editor.]
Hero in the sleep Of peace
Proposes the body OF Mrs. Evelyn Byrd,
Daughter
Of the Hon. William Byrd Esq.
The various & excellent endowments
of Nature Improved and perfected
by an accomplished Education
Formed her
For the Happiness of her Friends.
For an ornament Of her Country;
Also Reader!
one can detain nothing however valued
From unrelentinG Death:
Beauty, Fortune. or exalted Honour.
See here proof!
And be reminded by this awful tomb
That every worldly comfort fees away
Excepting only what arises from
initiating the Virtues of our Friends
And the contemplation Of the Happiness
TO which
God was pleased to call the Lady
On the 18th of November, 1881
In the 2eth Year OF Her Age.
Editor The Times-Dispatch:
IL have In my possession miniature
portrait said to be the editor of the
first newspaper in LynchburE. His
name is Cartcr. and I would be 80 glad
II you would write me all you know
about him. 1 don't even know his full
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

name. am direct descendant OF his.
my mother being Sally Mildred Hatch
EFT. and her grandmother Carter. My
| mothers mother was Mary Anne Cralle
I-her mother a Carter
| GLADYS IiETHORN EPES."
Can any reader assist Miss Epes?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

can only De devil
taliZed with De Mir
acle. the original
liquid hair remover.
because It attacks
hair under the skin
rs well AS on the
skin. Well groomed
women always CGe
DO Miracle for re-
moving hair from
limbs and under tho
arms. De Miracle
never disappoints.
Buy il by name and
YOU will get the
only depilatory that
has a binding guar
antee in each pack
nEe which entities
YOU to your money
90 and $500 bot
~ /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Thomas Parke Wilkinson. born No
vcmber 81, 1878, in Cumberland or
New Kent County, Va. son of Thomas
Parke and Joyce Wilkinson, cousins.
His mother died about 1920 and his
father about 1890. The son lived until
1885 with an old friend. William Hicks,
of Pattonsburg, Botetourt County.
From 1885 to 1910. or later, he lived
in Richmond with an uncle, lizard
Wilkinson. who was reputed to be a
wealthy bachelor and county clerk.
(The county records of that office In
Henrico do not. however, give his
name)
He came to Missouri about 1910 with
maiden aunt. Sallie Wilkinson.
Who was the father OF Edward Fox,
OF Walkerton, King and Queen Coun-
ty. Va? His wife lived at place in
King and Queen known as FoS's Tav-
ern. Edward Fox committed suicide
at gaming table, leaving q wife and
three brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
The Boy is Father
to the Man
Old sayings like this arc fraught with
q most important meaning. And what

VIII aiu INC e1pcCtanE
mother In conserving
her h ea1th, hcr
strength, her mental
repose and tho alb.
scnco Of vexati o us
pains Is a subject of
vast moment. Among
the recognized helps Is
o splendid rem cdy
known as Mothers
Friend" Applied to
the muscles 1t sinks In
deeply TO mako them
firm and plant, 1t thus
Itfto tho otrot- -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
This Actually Devitalizes
Coarse Hairy GrOwths

Stubborn growths Of coarse hair which,
have been caused by the unwiso use OF
pastes. rub-on preparations and worthless
limitations OF Do Miracle, which merely
rcnOve hair from the surface OF tho skin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

HE naohew. Philip Tabb. the beautiful
North River estate known as Todds-
bury. Lucy Todd married Edward
IaDb, OF Seaford, and she was tho
sister of Elizabeth Todd, who mar
ried Nathaniel Wythe. Thus tho
iapps came into possession of Todds-
bury and held it until lust prior to
the Civil War.
Toddsbury by many is considered
The most beautiful place on North
River. The house is very old. but
very quaint and beautiful and the
lawn. with Its velvet turf and majestic
trees, is unsurpassed by any other on
that historic stream. Philip Tabb left
Toddsbury to his son, Thomas. His
other sons had also magnificent estates.
John Tabb owned White Marsh Henry
Tabb owned Auburn and Philip Ed
ward Tnbb owned Waverley. ali Of
them wonderfully beautiful to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
lie BON TON


1t - "the best
m Q I h o d in the
W o r ] d to-day"
Genuine maya
zines OF the high
est character en-
dorse only Dc
Miracle. beware
OF So-cnIled en-
dorBementS Of
boEUH magazines
which arc used to
exploit the sale
Of questionable
depilntorIes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02
APPEALS TO SAVANNAH
l'b SDI,AE DIrITS,rIn

now appeal TO the whole CITY Of
savannah, and TO the state Of Georria
as duty they owe to Confcdcr.te
history. 10 unlock the vault which con
'ains ttis secret and furnish me tho
namc of tho man whose portrait an
pears on these two bills. with history
OF his career ana daguerrcotype or
photograph Duplicating the picture ON
the bills. would like to have evcrv-
body and anybody who can furnish tho
slightest Information write to H. d
Allen, 2l Winter street. Boston. Mass
and also send me for inspection nnv
and hll evidence, which 1 VIII return
promptly.
After what have done for Southern
history on this bin. which is now cas-
ly the most famous Of the entire Con
iederate series, ! cXpectantly and con
hdently look 10 you 10 finish the case
win evidence which shall he iucon
troVcroble and last for all time. LET
ns now write another chapter into
confederate history. Is II not bnaz
| ing to have such n thing as this como
M after fifty years. and after thous-
| 'ndS % books haNe been written an
ev"Ty possible phase OF the Civil War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Editor The Times-Dispatch:
IL have In my possession miniature
portrait said to be the editor of the
first newspaper in Lynchburg. His
name is Cartcr, and I would be 80 glad
II you would write me all you know
about him. I don't even know his full
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

Sl.oo and $500 bottles. at your dealer'a,
or direct. postpaid. in plain wrapper.
De Miracle Chemical Co. Dept. A. 1.
Park Ave. and 129th St. New York.
Adv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Matio" Dor Der observation-disclosures
Ndbortun unb ldd]elt, ldd)elt ergebeil.
8ie iddrne id] mid Dor bieiem Weibcl
@ie furftbar unb 6~rennenb Iino
Die @unben zines Bottles, in Die ilidIt
Elm Sropfen bonn Dilute ieres @un0er>
Barren HieSt ais beilenoer Salinnt,
ieneS &unoerbaren, adj id bari i'm
niht netuleu, CT maj 10 gut lnp ih
10 Dos. Wa5 lpiirbe aus Sraufreich,
penn ieine aiuber nid)t gIuubten, ieinc
Traucn nidt betetenl Sie IrtiQerie
ocs @pttpertrauens niro iiegen in
oicicm Sample. Sranfreih'5 @ers
9augenheit lit groB. Gin Srdnfreih
mar es, bos glallbtc, Srantreib's
@eecnpurt tit Sran9ial. Gin Srnnfs
reid, fii6lt es. bu5 nid)t mebr glnllben
tonnte. 8iro Ieine 3ufuuft beiler
ipcroeu? GIN 8ottes Sano, mix at
@pttes Sanb!
8. Elm Iolf bon Sobtcn bedt bas
6elb. 8ie idlper iit's, uuf bieiem
Hatiotlnls Sriebbof nod sltbeilt 3u fem.
Sh fam c5 uidt, ih tam es nidt.
Sd babe midi betrpgen un0 eud, Die
ibr meme 8ii6er laIet uro nteine
2ieber LANCET. Gs ina Elm Srrpabn.
elm Saumel, elm piiiter Srnum. Sh
iehe Den Sob uitb rife Dem 2ebeu.
Sie Sdnoe nit BEN 8nffen Idnffeu
ben SOB. Sic 9efaIteteu Sdnbe pirfeu
oas 2eber.
Srautreidl, Sranfreih, fcbre tpicber
5urild gum 8Idubeu beiuer itoulteu
Sugel @ottperlaiieu bciBt perlorcn
ieiu. Sd ipeiB niht, Oh ih mor9en
nod lebe. Ibcr ih nrlb meinen
Sreunoen ia9eu: 2apeoan iunet nidt,
als Isbetit 5u itcr6eu. Nidt Die
&0ue erihredt midi, aber Der @ebaufc
priidt, c5 lebt Elm Soft, uno on itebir
ibm fernc. Sod, iuble. meiue Seelc,
ga id Die Stuube ~erfabren purfte. 100
ib tnieenb iagen fam: sd CLAUDE
an @ott, i'd CLAUDE. i) glau6cl" Gas
@ort lit Der Mcuidbeit Ioreenlieb.
User c5 nitt tenut, fir Sen pirO's
Huft!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

3uheiter, ". g.-(Spe5ial 8orres
iponben3.) 6ier itlolieu ueulid
uniere 2anosleute SRI. Warie ShleIer
aus Tiimelingeu unb Serr &url
Shroeber aus 0reoenmater ben gunf
iiir's 9eben. Mls Srau5eusen funs
9ierten Sri. W. Hbilippe unb Serr
Yeter Simons, @eibe II HiimeIiuger
sebiirtig. @Iiidpuni6!-C2. a.
Seattle, 9Saib. = (Spe5ials &prres
iponben3.) Wie cine Sepei6e aus
@nibineton, 3. G.. berittet. bat Serr
Homan YtiQer. Sobn uniereS 9anoss
mannes 5rant Iiller, bas Grameu
fiir gnlign nit GROCER Ius5ethnunl
bcitouben. Serr Homan Niqer, Der
ans SeYRars, Soma, 9ebiirtig lit, bal
iih ihon perihicbentlid) ansse3eihnei
uub bat Die IufinerfIamfeit bes Yubiis
fums puf lid gelentt burh oas Shreis
ben BON 8iidern, Ole in fait icper
ofientIitcn gibIiotbet 5u finoen iiuo.
8icQeift' lperoen mir ipdter in Inn
ben eriten lurembureii6en abmirul
begriiben fonncu.-G. 3D.
GcQingitone, Winn. = (Spe3iale
Rorreiponoen3.) Im 6. 9c3ember
belt Der bieiige ct. Rifolaus 2ugems
burger &ereiu ieine Sabresberiammz
lung oh. I'M 10 llbr tpobnten Die
Witgliebcr einem feierlihen Spdantte
in Der Tfarrtirte bel uno siugen ees
meiniam gum SiIde bes Germ. Reu.
y. SAmis celebrierte unb fparo aiii>
itiert bon Nep. s. Reier, 2ep. s.
1oegel nnb Hep. 8rs9oire. Ser bohs
niirbige s. Neier belt bic Seitprebiet
Am Nnhnlittas perianmelten iid Die
@erein5rhitglieoer in Der Sbub's
6ulle. INN Die @eiHdfte 81 erlebigen.
Ser %erein befinbet lid in iebr ees
%iunDen finan3ieae1 @erbdltuiien. Sei
Der geamtenlpabl lpurben foIeenoe
Serreu erlpGbIt: Yrdiioent. Selir
Spelb; @ices Yrdiibent. Better Saber;
1. Sefretdr. R. u. Rcilano; 2. Care
tar, Dtatt Nipers; SdaSmeiirer. 4.
s.. Hipers; goti6after, Nite aubner;
IdriGau. !. Y. SpeIe. 9aS Stnnn3s
apmite beitebt III Solgenben: Sic
Sduib, Sobn Shub uno y. DC. Spels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

SabnentrGger limb: Ric Tepers. :. 6.
Suneers unb 5. y. 2ebnerb. Sem
8ranfeus &umite geborrn an: y. W.
Spels, Nubrea5 SpelB, Weinrno
Rieier uno Sbeo. Wueuer. 3elegat
fir ben Central sgerein 1T Der bohip.
81. Shmis.
81 Reno, Sfla.-(Spe3ials aorres
iponoeu3.) 81 Heno, elm Stdothen bon
etipu 10000 @~inpobneru, III Gountpz
zig bon Canadian Gountp, llno lfe9t
am Nortb Canadian Tiper, uneefdbr
I'M Centrum be5 Staatcs Sflahomu.
Canadian Gountp lit cine Der belten
Sarms @eeenbeu bes Staates. OBJ
l6on niht 10 reid an Snouitrien mie
Der DItlihe SGeil beS Staates. 10 iiuo
mir nabe eenus. nm Die Segnun9en
bieier Snbuitrie gu 9enieBen. obne Die
llrannebmlihfeiten gu babeu. Iltf)
Jest nuroen bier .eifrig rOel leaies"
gematt. un0 in fur5er Seit lperoen
2Dder gebobrt lperpen. OBJ lpir
bier Wineralieu inter DEN gooen
BADEN, ipirb Die 3ufunft lebren. Sie
@rnte beS periloiienen Sabres ipar
niht 10 s~ldu5enb aussefalen, tpie 81
Nnfnns be5 Sriibiabres crtpartet. Ser
1ei3en ersab eiuen @rtrag bon finn
bis 5fpau3ie Suibel; Saier mar I'M
iolec Der ioeen. .@~reeubuss" cine
totaIe RiBernte; Rais mafte ie nod
9ooenbeihnffenbeit unb Searbcihing
bon 20 bis 40 gnihel per Nder.
Sieiss iinb Die brei Saupterttteu. Suz
5u tommen nod alfalfa, Seienforn,
8almtpoue unb pcridieoene unbeoeus
tenoere Seloer3eusniIe. Snfolse Der
&riesSpreiie limb Die Sarmer proipee
rierenb setpurben, uno oieies duBert
iih belonbers I'M Aaufen bon Muto>
mobilen; aud miro rege 9ebaut nnp
3iemIih SanOel in Snrmen lit 81 be-
merfen. 2sstere limb I'M Yreiie ses
itiesen. @utes gottomlano toItet
800 unb barber. ioeeu: uplano ODER
Siigenano bis 5u $50 per Nder. Sier
iperbe ih nod einige Yreiie auf5dblen,
ipie iest bier be5ahlt iperoen. fir Die
perIdiebenen Sarmprobufte. Wei3en
foltet bon $1.65 biz $40; Hog9en,
1925; Safer. 70 Cts; 8orn, so bis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

euretba, geb. 8oh. Tatben iparen
Cos. 8oBler uno &atharina &le1er.
- Charlotte 9atbarina, 9ebpren am
4. 9e3ember, Softer bon Sobu Sdinz
Ter uno ieiner Satin Clara, gcb. Soee
len. Yatbeu ipuren Wib. 2ornbah
unb &ut6arina Shinter. 8liidpunid!
= 6err unb Srau Sbeobpr Sung itats
teten Der Sanilie ibres Sohnes Nic.
U. Sung in Wilpaufee einen BRET
pohentIidJen geiuh ab. - Som.
8eder beildJte ieiuen Sreunb Srant
@onnerins, Der bon Warntbou mad
Oorfeiter ge6ogen lit, no er cine
ih0ne Sarm eieuet. 2eioer bottc
Serr @onnering tiir5lid oas @tuIbeur
Elm gltes Yfero burh &ranfbeit ST
perliereu. Serr Seder beluhte audi
ieinen Srernp uub @anosntnnn Sbeoz
Dor 8eiler. - &ilr6lih erpdblte
3rpeig go. 81 Der 8atboIiiden Bitter
BON 8i5coniin bel Der iabrlihen Der
iammlune folsenbe Seamten: Sobn
8drtol, Yrdiibcnt; Som. @cder, %ices
Yrdiibent; $. S. Sartol, Sefretdr;
.. @. Geuter. Sdlasnteiiter;/ Sacob
W. Sboma, Sabnentrd8er; Setter
llielping. Sruitee; Sps. 6antc. Sr.,
Shilonahe.-&. W. g.
Sifian, Soua.-6err 5. Y. 6eineu
bon bier iiberraifte ieinc Sreunbe am
8. Se3enber burh ieine &eiratb NIT
Srl. s. Ilot bon 8ilmington, 81.
Sic Seiratb iparo ppI5ogen in Der
ct. Yatrid' s@airhe i'll Chicago.
@liidipuni6l-G. 81
GbiItun, @is.--6ier lit @m. &arz
tbeiier i'm Ilter bon 66 Sabreu an
ben Soleen zines Stur5c5 bon Der
5reppe geitorben. gr binterldBt ieiue
Satin Maria. 9eb. @elter BON Conn
Belgium, ionic fiini SD6ne lrup bier
Sodter. Yin Dem SegrdbniB Bethel
lieten iid 9err mn 5rau Sic. @elter
bon Bort @aibingtpu, Srnu Noolpb
antoine. Srau Sic. Sierrpu uno SEQ.
Antoine bon Belgium uun Srau sllbcrt
Bid bon Goitburg. gr rutc in Sric>
ben! Seileib!-(&. W. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Ans hrn i.hrtssu Tbetlrm,

Cid a. D. ais, IA. Gop.-Seute
Nbcnb muroe cin utf Der nNrbeo" be-
Ihdftigter Nrbciter bon etner 9pfos
motipe eriaBt unb iftper an &opf unb
beioen Scincu perleBt.
Sapl, Is. Nop.-Nudt5 oranq
Elm Sieb in ba3 ShenflofaI oes
@irtbes Spminf lrub Itobl einiec Slns
Ideu 2itor uno mebrere aiiteu
Gigdrreu.
emburg q. 10. Nop.-9er
bieiige Salioelsz uno 8eiperbeperein
miro iein biesidbrigc5 groBes 8obls
tbdtigtcits z&uu5ert am tiinftigeu II.
9c3cm6er fiir oiesperi6dmteu Nrinen
Der @emeinbe peranitalteu.
Wpesburt (Waerih), 10. Sop.
-@ittne Sran5 Sacpbps Sbtmmeit
bon bier lieB beute purh bu5 Imt
bcs 9totars, 6rn. Gidborn, im Gaze
Suiiipu elm 1876 Ires groBes Ider5
it'd fiir er6lif ueriteigern. Sas
Stild, in Der nddoiteu Ndbe beS
Sptfc3 gclc9cn, lplroe pcn Iderer
&ru. Sos. Sdiutgens Otoueu BON bier
fiir Den Ereis, bon ia9e uno ifreibe,
1850 Srauteu 8ugei6lagen.
Sicfir d.. Is. Nop.-Sas an Der
Snuer gclcgene hergituftlife Wobnz
bans pcs 0rn. Ainger cling gum
&reiie bon $4,000 8r. in Die &dube
be5 &rn. 0emmer, 9entuer in Spr.
iibcr.
% arsberg C@iaubcn), Is. Mps
pcmber.-Surd cine Seucr5brunlt
nurpen Stcuue mo Staaungcu pe5
Ha~uolpirtbes Yintb. SautId] eiiu]e@
didert. Ser periiherte Staoen be-
trdgt $4,000 ST..
Wills, Il. Npp.-Su ser 9tuht
pom Wontug alf SienStng lpllrbe bier
III Der io~Gcnannten Sail, no Die
Scbcnsmittel Der 8emeinbe aufbes
nabrt nerocn, Elm Ginbrudsoiebitabl
perilbt unO ein Guautum Butter uub
3uder geitpbIcn.
& lmar Serg, IS. Nop.-
@eitern murbe Den Serreu Sild)buh
aus Golmor>S Berg ltno Siniter aus
@alferoingeu. Seibe ipdbreuo 25
Snbreu I'M @roBbcr5o9liheu Sieuitc,
Die WcooiQe fiir % idbrigcn Sicuir,
ais Nncrtenuung iiir ibre auhaltenoc
Eflidttreue on 9crrn S~ofglarid)all
ilbcrrcidbt.
= berma teliugcn II, -. Nps
pentber.-6icr puroeu in lester 3eit
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