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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
MARYLAND.

So-2e7j. Baltimore Co. One elderly man 70
help man confined to wheel chair and act as
general help around house and garden
German or Russian preferred. Other Es.
TT. adv. from Baltimore. Sc PM. B&L.
1,oS. Baltimore Co. One married man. with
rome help in family. for general farm work
Rem, on shs sran WIZ az 10 Seep house. raise
poultry etc.
i2so2. baltimore Co. One farmer desired.
Any ES. cows. EXP Married. Chiidrcn
Quoted. 500 per annum, house. garden. fuel
and milk: also allowance OF nour. meats. y
poultry eggs. butter. etc.
1895 Baltimore Co. one single man on
Lawn garden. etc. cows. Any Es. ~ y
s7o-77s, Prince Georges Co. One married
work. Prefer foreigners (not over to-As years
of axe). SIS Pm BAL
Virginia.
1929. Fauauier Co. One married man for
flower and vegetable garden. care Of chick
ems. etc. Belgian. Swiss. English or 5000
mixer Children pernitted. Us Pm.
fIGF&M.
6o-7io4. Halirax Co. one married man for
ssry a,; farm work sooe mss sdrsn
mitted. SIS Pm. HGF&M.
New Jersey.
1878 Hudson Co. Unlimited number OF sin
gle men for iaboring work. English. No.
TT. 10 hrs. PD. 81 PW.
1881. Hudson Co. Four iaborers for foundry
work. Any ES. Married or single. mrs.
PD. 50 PD.
Pennsylvania.
l224s. Northampton Co. Wanted Is married
or single men for laborins work. Italians
Usual hours. $40 PD.
1882. Philadelphia Co. Wanted driveIs;
Married or single. Usual hours. " PW
and board.
,,,7s. Allegheny CO. Wanted Is married
or single men for pick and shovel WORK
Italians and Austrians. Any but co.ored'
No TT. 10 hrs. PD. nc PHI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Chinese Protest Against
Bad English in Pictures

When tho Chinaman kicks about the
grammar displayed on the screen II Is
time to take notice. The carping purist,
generally university bred. will pick
flaws where the crop of flaws is not
worth gathering. but listen to this from
the land popularity supposed to be in
habited exclusively by laundrymen.
1t is a clipping from the June issue
Of the Picking Gazette which is printed
Surely It is time the magnates Of the
cinema world paid some attention TO
English. Mistakes Of spelling. gram
mar, and syntax are only too frequently
displayed on the screen. The worst
sinners In this respect are. Of course.
the makers OF foreign Aims. The inter-
est in even the finest Of these pictures
is marred by a constant succession OF
annoying and childish mistakes In Eng
lish. You must bow thy will to his" is
typical. Even the characters and places
mentioned do not always bear the same
name.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
SchOOlrOOm HumOr.

The Century gave some examples
OF humor in school. The study Of anat-
less these examples from examination
papers: Circulation is a beet that goes
all over the body" Cause OF narrow
chests is most female folks tie in their
waits" You should not work either
drink hot water and then cold. because
It cracks the tartar on the teeth" THE
teeth should be washed after every meal
TO remove any articles that may be In
them" Round shoulders are caused by
lea ming on the stomach"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Bar Gypsy Bands Without
Certificates From State

HARRISBURG. Pa. Aug. 1.-Two
bands OF gypsies were barred from Penn
sylvania by state department Of health
authorities. because they had no health
certificates.
One band. travelling by train. got as
far as Erie before they were detected.
They were Immediately shipped back to
Dunkirk. N. Y. The other band, in au-
tomobiles, bearing Massachusetts license
tag, were turned back at Belvidere, ".
j.. before they got upon the interstate
bridge,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
NEW. YORK MARKET
IS UP At OPENING
Marines Higher by a Quarter
and Steel Starts Day at
88-Copper Up.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Stocks were UP
when the exchange opened today. Ma
rines were higher by quarter at Is.
United States Steel opened at s.. Ten
nessee Copper was up y at 25A.
Announcement that the Federal medi-
alton board had told the railroad train
men mediation had failed in the big con-
troversy caused a hardening tendency
during the early part Of the second
hour.
Activity In coppers dwindled percept-
IDLY.
The market closed firm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Considine Estate Is
Worth Less Than $4,000

NEW YORK. Aug. n-George r.
Considine. hotel man and sporting pro-
moter. who died last Monday. left an
estate OF less than 5000, according to
an application for letters OF adminjstra-
ton filed yesterday by his widow.
Considine left no will His estate is
entirely personal. Attached to the
widows application are the consents OF
all relatives interested.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12

,,,n7 lama. c,,,, 70 U.n,o, n ,,,s,e mon
a. cut m,,in ,,,nS9, ~, r,na 400. .ame new
min yvarLp pu.s,.n ~ IN, .Scant rtnlians
10 hrs. PD. $3.50 PD. Wood cut by cord or
pers ~, 90 n,I per eord Tor gum ana 'i" per
1911 Rockingham Co Wanted so single men
go concrete street paving, 20 street exoava-
ton: 10 nuarrying) TT. adv. and deducted
10 hrs. PD. $50 PD
ruAnCc
lNAOEo'
MARYLAND.
,,.s, Aii..,.ry 70 IN. man who under
,,a,d n,,', -. 30. ons 'nsm aon,iv. mari Of
,niiIin, hm.ina.s -, eonr ana feed kmeri-
can preferred: German an or Scotch, Married
preferred. s50-s75 PM and travelling ex-
penses while en- the road.
-D.o~, .n<,n
SOMMON LAbON.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
If They Were Efficient.

At country church a we'll Unknown So
loist visiting the locality offered to sing
at one of the services. The organ being
much out OF tune. the organist suggest
ed to a church officer the desirability Of
idea did not meet with the APPROVAL Of
this intelligent person. II thought" said
ne, that all good singers could adapt
their voices to the instrument. Chris
tian Register.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
NOVEL FOOTGEAR FOR
WOMEN'S USE SOUGHT
Innovations Shown in Fall
Styles for Those Who Can
Afford to Pay for Them.

centuries Of enmity. dating from T" he
day of that historic meeting in the
Garden of Eden. daughters Of Eve
pent and his progeny. Just to prove
that hard feelings over the we'll
known incident Involving an inno-
cent apple are no longer harbored,
snakeskin uppers in their fail shoes
Further than this. they are going
to submit TO the shoe designers die
other skins TO enter novelty footwear
for the coming season shall be lizard.
goat. calf frog. colt, pig. alligator.
and the finest grades of deerskins.
remote disabilities at the moment.
Even designers. however. cannot
make women accept foot coverings
from mouseskin-should this material
by any chance prove practicable-but
that ancient foe OF the fair sex in
that one Of the popular fall shoes
will be field mouse.
Search for Something New.
Inside information" regarding the
things that will be worn by we'll shod
women this fall. which included the
above. was given yesterday by T. r.
Emerson, of this city. Mr.. Emerson
has been active in the local whole
sale shoe trade for a long time, and
most Of this time has been spent in
Of novelty footwear Tor women.
1T Will be apparent from the novel;
ties to De shown for fall" he said yes
terday. that the designers have re-
sorted quite exhaustiveiy to their text
books on natural history In their efforts
to find something new. They have
learned their lessons 80 we'll, I believe.
that about everything which has n skin
suitable for being put into high-price
/ and put to use. This will be one feature
OF the new season.
"A second feature. and an important
one. will be the Introduction Of new
measure. from the high heels Of the
common serse and style. the new
| ''eleven-eighths' heel QN inchcs) beins
tust high enough to look we'll and to
give the maximum Of comfort to the
wearer.
Color Harmony Is Goal.
MANY combinations Of dark vamps
| with harmonizing uppers Of lighter col
ors will be offered at retail. as well az
solld-color effects IN brown, tan. blue
gray. and other popular standings. with
the. continuance OF short. skirts. eight
inches is pretty generally accepted as
fall.
zone of the most novel and extreme
things that have come to my attention
for the new season Is a street boo
made on the new last have JUS
spoken Of. The Nmr and the lace ant
back stay are of Havana brown calf
| The novel feature lies In the uppers
which are Of real cobra skin: Because
of the scant supply of this snake,
skin now available in this country. ant
the difficulty OF working It up. II re
auircs no stretch Of Imagination 4
,ay tina. thi, II, boot ,t can hardly be re
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Wholesale Produce Market

EtGS-Nrarby, iresh, 26I21c per doz. !:
Southern. a5la6c per doz.
CHEZ E-New York. new, lsc per H.; nat.
lse per ID.
&c per h.. prol 2sc per ID.
LIVE POCLTRY-Hens. lie per 10. /:
live turkeys. zoe per ID: chickens. sqDo
per 10. 1870.
LIVE STocK-veai calves. test. lldiihc
per ID. heavy. lodiohc per ID. fat sheep.
r.G5c per ID. spring lambs. i0isqllc per ID.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Summer Resort Ethics.

"She gave me a kiss last night"
"Well?"
another tonight?"
'Unquestionably. my boy. II you
don't she may think you didn't like the
sample. kansas City Journal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Changed His Mind.s

She-You vowed 1t would be YOUR aim
to make my life one long dream of hap
piness. And to think that I believed
you!
He-That's nothing. believed II my
self at the time!-Stray Stories,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
No Trouble.

Arthur. dear. the doctor says I need
q change of climate" '''
"All right; the weather man says
II will be cooler tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Hoe Joins Divorce Colony

RENO. New. Aug. R.-Robert Hoe.
SON of the late manufacturer of print
ing presses. has Joined the divorce
colony here. He has rented q cottage
where he Is living with his servants.
He came here about two months ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
In the Same Boat.

Woe Is me. She won't have me.
My suit has been rejected"
Mine, too. The laundry declines to
take the responsibility of washing Il
any more."-Kansas City Journal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Clever,

Peter (sent for the milk)-Oh. mercy,
I've drunk too much Of IT. What shall
We dor
Small Brother-Easy. Well drop tho
Blaetter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
What Are Thew

women are taking UP the vices that
men have discarded" says a New York
preacher, who fails to list the vices
Tribune.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
In Boston.

1.-THE rain broke up the preparedness
parade. didn't TT"
Yes. Nobody thought to bring IN
umbrella. "-Lampoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Exclaimed.

Atkins No. l-hi say. wen did Arold
get the lower 'arf OF his face shot hon
Atkins No. 2-Hit aims shot hon. Els
a-yawnin'-Jack o. Lantern.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12

Detailed information concerning the following opportunities may be
secured free Of charge application to -
BUREAU INFORMATION, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
LABOR MILLS BUILDING.
I'M Mp W-Pe n
vanced favorable conditions
a andth desired possible
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Admonition Applied.

young man. don't you know that It's
better to be alone than in bad COM
pany?"
YES. sir. Goodby. sir."-Boston Tran
script,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.
By Goldberg

An transactions In stocks are on the basis
OF dollars and fractions thereof.
Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibos
Co. members OF New York Stock Exchange.
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-12
Not Rich Enough.

Randail-Is Delaney a vulgar person?
Rogers-No. he's too poor. Only a
rich person can be vulgar success
fully-I.ife,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

COP MURDERS Crooks' disre-
spect for Chicago's police force was
plainly shown last Friday afternoon
in the murder of Policeman Bror
Johnson. The Staying of the officer
was done boldly, before hundreds of
passers-by and in broad daylight.
The answer in nutshell to the
killing of Johnson is found in the
records of other murders of police
men in Chicago.
Since 1914 there have been an even
dozen other policemen murders. In
the thirty-fve years previous to 1914
the police records show 55 murders
of coppers.
Of the men concerned in the muir
ders since January, 1914, two have
been sent up for life and two SEN
fenced to the reformatory at Pontiac.
The others have either been acquit-
ted, are still at large or their cases
are pending.
Previous to 1914, for thirty-five
years, the average was less than two
per year. Since that time the aver
age has bee nbetter than six per year.
1t is all on the increase.
There are plenty of reasons for the
increase, outside of the. fact that
crooks can look at the records and
feel pretty safe of getting away after
pulling off cop murder.
When a strike is on in Chicago,
sluggers and gunner are brought in.
When the strike is settled they are
thrown out of a job and turned loose
on Chicago. The men who will insult
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

girls and slug men for money while 7
on strike duty, will do anything
along the crime line. 3
At the close of the recent garment
workers strike slews of huskies in I
the gunner and smuggling line were {
thrown out of jobs in Chicago. When
they need the wherewith to eat, why +
won't they turn to crime-and muir
der? y
When business bosses hire gun q
men and sluggers they are slapping
Chicago in the face. They are bring u
ing more murders, etc., into town. ]
How long is the six-cop murders a
year record going to hold up? /
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
BRIEF AND TO THE POINT

A publisher is credited with
unique criticism of a storyteller who
had begun promisingly but soon de-
generated into the lowest type Of
best seller" r-
''This gentleman's biography" said
the publisher, "can be comprised
within two questions and answers
thus:
elbow did he begin writing?'
"With a wealth of thought
elbow did he continued
"'With thought of wealth.
-O-O-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-30

pirtli6 neutral III in @eiinnung, bas
ipetb i9 BON 3eusHiffen aus elmer s3eit
dls ito9 niemanb an ibn fir bas
Brdiioentenamt ba6te. Ods Sdfim.
me BEL 8iIfon 1T, baB feline gaeisuns
gen 10 fe6r probritii9 iinb.
9tae 0eutY6e, einertei gu ipelder
partei iie ionit gebOren, Tollten jebt
5ulammeniteQen fir Sugbes. Riemano
follte iih oerrpirren laiIen bur1 bic
Reoen Rooieoelts. Na6 Der 8abl Bat
oieier Mann tsinen @influB mebr auf
!Sugbes. Rooiepelt III Elm trcentr;~
ider Dtenih, ben teiner, aud Suabss
ni6t, tontroQiren lann. Wfdn iiberfete
ni6t baB 5ugbes bon glnTanq an
dnsitli6 Oermieoen Bat, Iib ourh Der
lpre1ungcn gu binben. @r ipirp erit
re1t gooiepelt nidt osriprO6en bde
ben. 46er na6 Der Wa6l ptrb er i'm
gang griino!icb abi9iitteiH.
Wenn jebt, nab alleoem, mas fpir
in 3eiten grpber @ufreguneen umo
i1peret 8sfiirhtungen erlebt boben,
bas beutite 8otum ii6 3sriplitters
oann liefe.n mir bas DeutIdtbum
9lmeritus elmer sriiublihen 8era6.
tung aus. Damn iIts mil unTerem
politiihen @irfluB pprbei, Damn
fiir9ten bic Deutihcnbdfer inns nidi
mebr. Bean ods Grle6te uns niht
einigen fam, aud niht einmal fir
cine etn5ige Wabl, oann 6rauht tsin
9olititer our uns nod Riidiidlt ns6s
men, einerlei pie ie6r er uns i9mabt
gBir limb als ginoeitridler ass
icbmdbt uno ais 8iirger 5rueiter Sld'is
be6anbelt porben. ga, nit urbeereifs
lihem @igenitnn bat Wiliou duf bic
@inoerleibuno iolhsr 9ranomurhng
bon ameritaniifen girsern beutfbe-
gbItammunl in Die bemptratiIhe
pldttfOrm beitdnben. Die @r5eiie etni
ger tueniaer purben in beIeibioenoer
Weiie 10 uusgeniiBt, OaB alien Deute
fcbenbaiIern cine fptlltommeue @runos
ld9e fir tlniere 8eI6impiuna barge
boten ipuroe. gBenn nun Deutfhe
trpboem bod mob fir WiliOn itint1
men tounen, baRn miiBte man auf f:
Die gBorte 5rib Renters duipeuosu
Der einmal bel dhnlicher geobabtunp
beuti9er Sdlpdde ausriei:
sSbr Ieib mir rette Seulidel
Reht eema9t fir Stod uno Peitihs!
9ipfmdls, jebt miifen mir ale 3ur
idmmenitsben. Spdtsr, fuenn bic benr
tigen 9erbdltniiIe nibt mebr finn,
tonnen mir fpteoer nah uniern partsis
poIitiI9en Reiguneen ftimmen.
8. 6. 9ebE
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asrbbeuti9e sdibsu.Sdtaidait.
Sor6ereitnnsen fir ben &Ouissbaa
an naditen SOnutag becnbet.

Sn Der ssitrtgen geridmmluns BE-,
obisen 8efellf9aft, bic unter 9orfit
bes 5errn gtuguit Sbroer unb mil
Germ Jrsb Wietbe als setreidr. i'm
Oeutfhen GIub itattfanb, beri9tete
Der ARRANGEMENTS 9fusIdub fir ben
am nd6ftsn Sonntas, oem 5. QoDems
Der, i'm Deiitiden alu6 itnttfinbeno.n
33. aOniss5ail, baB alle gOr6ersitun>
gen setroffsn ieien. Die f5eftii6tsiter
iperben I4on BEG Ra9mittass Inn bier
lIbr ibren anfang nebmen unb eins
Der Sauptat!rattionsn mirb unsipeis
f.l6aft Der gin;ue 0ss S9iisent0nis3,
GbDarb Wilte, nit fsinsm 5ofituat,
Grf. Warie Sanbbeger, a0nigin,
!6eurp Wilts unb Gpa 3immermann,
3. Sbnieo.rs mb Grau Ben Stnie=
bers, 9biutanten rsip. 2lbiutan!innsn
biloen. Die ar0nung bss S6niss@
paars ipirb bur9 gfihter Wm. $.
Gusbers norgenommen iperben.
S6abmeiiter @eo. Scope beridtets,
oaB er bon Der 8antfirmd W. s.
Wur5 &: Co., BON tpeIher bic @eIell,
ifaft einen 5000 Warf Bomb b.!
s5iinften Deuti9sn ariessnnleihe s.e
fault bat, fir bic 3inlen pom 5. SuEi
BIS l. Otiober 1916 einsn' gbed iiber
79 Wart, SO pfennise ($13.57) iibers
ianbt babe, Elm 9epsis, oab bic beuts
ihe Regierung es aud IN 9riessseiteH
nidt peridumt, ibrsn 9.rpflihtunger
nod5utommen.
ginlaSunsen Ses 5uoepohl Wdn.
ner6ors unb beg @oobTeaotp SGngers
dors su b.ren GeitlitteiieH eeit.rn
Mbenb unb am 1S. Nopember reip.
tpurben perlefen uno sablr.i9e Be-
tbeiIisung on beiben suseiibert. 5err
gsrnarb Bill. All Deit Sehfie Stra.
BE. purbe aIs neuss Mitslieo aufge.
nommen uno unter entipretenoem 3es
remunisu eingefiibrt.
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reHe na6, unb 70 ipurbs Der Gries Der
mieoen. glber 0eutI6lano Bat iih ge
ipeigert, bepoffnete Sanoelsi9iffe 81
pGrnen. Wtlio bate bic gerehtigte;
bieIes Stanopunttes anerfannt IN!
ftelte fi6 nahbsr bod auf Gnglanoi
Settle. 9ieTe Brage ihipe6t nod. @s
raoe bier brpbt bic 9efabr. Gs beib
i9pn. odb na9 bem 9eiu6 DON u-5t
bic 4lliirten jeBt ale ibre 6anbelst
| i6tffe armieren pplIen. gBas bann
ipenn 9eutitlano bic S6iffe MIDI
mebr fpurnsn tann? Damn lit Der aon
| flitt pieber ba: Die betpaffneter
S6iffe oiirfen pbne bprbsrgebeuo,
Waruunq niht oerIenft iperoen, fpeil
ein 5ur 3eit oe5 Seepiratentbums oe.
f6affenss @eIeB bic 9etpaffnung fiji
9eferiip5pede erldu6t bat; ia1t
9eutI6llno bann, DAP oteie Shiffs'
ipaffen nitt 3ur gert6eibigung, ions
bern gum glngriff auf isine llntsrfee'
bppte gebraubt tperbsn, 70 beibt es;
9as lit Oeins Sahe, ameritaner fots
len reiIen t0nnen, mo fie ppllen. Die
fer aonflitt piro tonlmen. Wie mir.
bann Wilions Guti6eiburg iein2 Sd
ipieber6ple: mir ha6en ibu tennen ges
Iernt! 2tugenblidIi3 lit IN Wnfbine=
ton dies ftill. Die Sbpbenates follen
mDslifit ntht mebr aufgeriibrt iper.
ben als fe es I8pu iino. 9t6er nafI
Der Wdbl - purn III bic Suno tpieber
freil SO bebeutet ettpas, bdb @lir-
Icbpn Dffenilicn betdnnt aemd9t bat,
oab er fir @ilIpn itimmen mill, Sie-
tanu er nit Isinen 8eIinnunesgencis
len am erIten huffen, oas 8ertseu3
fir isineu gldn 3u finben. 9enn ems
eint gDiI'on nit bieFer @ruppe bon
2eutcn: tie iinb prpbritiId in @eiins
nuns. 8ilIon bat 9eutitlanb inn
mer bic tuItc S6ulter geSeiet, Gngs
ldno bat tbun tonnsn, mas es ipollts
@s tpuroe Elm lpeuig proteitirt, a6er
2plIeN IpIgltH Vltl Hilut.
llpo nun Susbss. DAB er ni6t Dfs
fsntlih ertldren lam, sr periperfe bic
gpliitt WilIons ge9en Deutihlano,
bas iit ean5 ielbitperitinoli6. Wir
t6unen unmDgli6 ron 6usbeS perlans
ssn, boB sr 10 Ieiner Sadie ihoben
lam. Qlber er periprt1t, tDirtlib nru=
tral 81 ieir. @r mill aitd Gnsldn6
sipinssn, 100 9tmeriia es perlansen
tanh iib not) ben tnternatipnalen
@sieben Su rihtsn. Wenn bas ser
ibiebt, banH fann es CUR tetnen Gpn-
flitt afpiI6en 2fmerita urb Deutfbs
lamb geben. Damn bate iidb AUDI be-
SniitunioFaa gar ni6t sreignet. Das
inst Susbes uusSradda, Dap SugbsE
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Gterblid)feitsberi6t.

2lnna 5ritihe, 70, 1896 @lenpar
gtDe., 3uferfrantbeit.
Sobn Glarf. 81, MaIon, g., 8linbs
barmentaiinbuug.
Sames 9etrp, 81, 1898 Mouno
Str, 5erSi@lag.
ellie Smith, 20, @in4eftsr, 8
Risrenleiben.
gllbt. Jra3isr, %, Clinton gprings
g., llrfa4e unterTu9t.
Dora Drapp, 50, 126 Weit 50.
Str. &rebs.
Gbarles Gtrappen, 68, 1893 Sbcas
more Str, gfutItur3.
Senrp SO. Suecbter, 70, gort un0
Weitern Strabe, 9er3fhlug,
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