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Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
ADAMS CROSSROADS.

A number Of people from this commu-
nifty attended the Greenwood theatre on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings last week, and saw the three plays
given there
Mrs. Arthur Adams spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James White. at Greenwood, who have
been sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parker and
daughter were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Culver. at Bridgeville, on Sat
urday. the affair being turkey dinner
Miss Grace Hubbard is entertaining
Miss Elizabeth Wyett this week.
Miss Emma Collision spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. {. W.
Adams.
Mrs. John Adams and sister, Edna,
spent Saturday and Sunday, at Green
wood. with their uncle, Mr.. John Nor
ris and daughter. Miss Helen Morris
The Ladies Aid was largely attended
on last Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. w.
/. Hubbard
On Sunday there will be preaching at
three O'Clock at Bloomery.
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE
LETTER.

Airs Mary Dickerson Price, OF Skill
inan, n. j.. spent the latter end of last
sEeek al the home of her father, and
was greeted by many old friends.
Robert Clendaniel Of Seaford, spent
SUNDAY here with his many old friends
and all were glad to see him among
sls again.
John Milman is quite i'll at his
Taume. and his sister. Mrs. Bethards,
,Bf Milford. Is with him.
Miss Katherine Webb is quite sick,
with q stubborn case OF mumps' at
her home near town.
For a garage and supply house for
All automobile necessities. J. b. Ennis
has supplied Glendale with one OF the
hest IN the county. and at his estab-
Hfshment can be found all the latest
equipment which is but one thing to
prove that Glendale is an enterpris-
sng little town.
George Jones, in the later years of
his life. is becoming quite prominent
before the public eye as debater. In
mis- Milton debate on the question OF
Woman Suffrage, he completely out
spoke his adversary, Mr. Welch. On
next Friday Mr.. Jones will again de-
bate with another school taecher,
David Isaacs. al Shawnee school house
upon the subject of Whether a teach
er IS q greater factor in doing good to
fhe children and community than the
preacher Otis Jefferson is arranging
che details, and In two weeks these
gwo men and two more will debate the
following question Does a person
learn the most from books or natureY
This debate win be held I'm the Ellen
dale school house.
Ellendale is Ia the grip OF reiig-
ious revival and much interest is be-
ing taken i'm the meetings which Pas
Tor Davis OF Milford is conducting
with so much success. Apparently
without hiu things would have drag
ged. but through his efforts many
have pr0fessed 20 have found saliva
tiun. on Sunday night the church
gas crowded TO the limit OF it's cap
acity.
owing to the bad mail service from
acre ~ Milton and much complaint
from the residents of Milton who re-
s.eive but one mail a day, and this
Tate at night a special mail agent
rrum Washington has been mere TO in
vesfigate. and il is probable that a
scar Route" as of old, will be put
1n between here and Milton 10 con-
slect with the rural route between
Aere and Slaughter Beach
PAUL PBY.
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28

Mrs Laura Swain. Of MiddletoYn;
William Porter. of New Haven. Conn,
and Miss Mary Porter. Of philadelphia,
survive her.
A suffrage meeting was held IN ffont
of the Greenwood pOstoihce on Tues
day afternoon of this week. and fair
number were in attendance.
Mrs. Stephen Spence has been quite
in with the grippe, but at this writ
ing is slowly improving.
Grover Lord and family of Whining
ton. were the guests of Lawrence
Tatman last week.
Mrs. c. F. Warrington was George
town visitor last week.
A stock company held three per
'formances in Greenwood last week,
and their plays were well attended.
Mrs. MOllie Hamilton has been very
i'll for the past week. and at the pres
ent time no improvement in her cOndi-
tion is noted.
Mrs. H. b. Horney Is slowly improv
ing after a two weeks illness.
Mrs. Peter Baker. Miss Nettie Nor
ris and one of W. B. Fowler's daugh-
ters are slowly recovering from pneu-
monia
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Tatman and
son were Wilmington visitors last
week.
r. b. Rust has been suffering with
the grippe. but is now slowly improy-
ing.
Mrs Emma Lyons is recovering
from a recent illness.
Marriages are more plentiful IN
Greenwood this winter than money
Edward Taylor and Minola Willis
we're quietly married about a week
ago.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage of Hugh Vincent and
Ruth Adams on Thursday evening.
January 27th at the home of the
bride
Extra meetings started in the ~ p
Church last Saturday night. aud viii
continue for two weeks or more.
Mrs. n. f. Lynch has returned TO
her home. after being with her faith
er. who is i'll, for several wedls.
Lost Somewhere in Greenwood, a
gold locket. Finder please return to
Bertha Wiley.
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
MAGNOLIA.

Rev. F. N. Faulkner. of Delmar. en-
ioyed a short visit at the Faulkner home
on Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Prouse, Of Min
neapolis. Mimi. were in town Thursday
to Saturday. tho Dr. greeting many
friends whom he had not seen for many
years. He has recently been appointed
a member of the Vetinery Examining
Board of his state While DR.. and Mrs.
Prouse were enroute to Delaware they
visited many places Of interest spending
some time in Washington and Baltimore.
With them is a niece Of Mrs. Prouse,
and these three are spending some time
in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
W r. Davidson and Jay Haldeman
have each returned to their respective
duties at light house stations.
Mrs William NJ George, who has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Barratt in Philadelphia. has returned
home after visit OF two weeks.
Peter Grace is visiting his children in
West Grove and PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Peter bauatt. of Pncomo6a City,
Md. is the guest of Mrs Barratt here
George Huesman, of Marcus Hook,
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs Hen
ry Huesman over the week end
Joseph IT Waller and B Frank Wal
Ter. of Philadelphia. have each been
guests OF their parents this week.
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28

Solomon O'Day, and old and respect
ed citizen and member Of William l..
Cannon Post. No. 80, C. A. r., is crit
ically in at his home on Broad street
with nattack of paralysis OF the
throat
The railroad has erected stop. look
and listen signs at the Market street
crossing.
S. Fred Short and family have re
turned to their home in Scranton Pa"
after a short visit with Mrs. Mary A.
Short on Market street.
Returning home at a late hour last
Friia, night Dr. Frank K. Palmer ran
his automobile down a deep embank-
ment on the acknowledgements
road He was Obliged to leave the car
all right. and continue the trip IN
horse and carriage The car was
pulled out the next day being only
slightly damaged.
The following is an original poem
which we have been asked to publish
for the interest of those who enjoy the
Bridgeville Band
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
GREENWOOD

Airs Elizabeth Porter, widow Of the
lafa David Porter died 10 the home oL
her son. { B Tor,e lasl Friday ai-
Ter short illness Funoral servic
were held on Monday at the NJ. T.
Church. of which She had becn o mem
Zen for wears. and intermeni was made
~ hollywood Cemetery harrington.
Sis children. j. D.. Porter g. B. Port
s~ and James Plrwiok. of Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
Concerning Monuments

We would suggest. ii you intend
10 buy this spring or summer. II
would De- best to place the order
now. TO avoid the increase OF 10 to
2Oce, effective at the leading gran
lie quarrics ON March lst.
This Is sure to take eiiect because
the Manufacturers and Quarry
owners have agreed to raise the
wages Of all employees on that
date. We have anticipated this by
large additions 10 our stock and
will accept all orders at the regu-
lar prices while It lasts, hut on
special orders from the quarries,
not later than February 18th.
Il will be 10 your advantage 10
see this large display. or have Us
submit designs and estimates.
VIM. v. SippIe & Son.
Milford, Del.
Phone 81
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
On That silver Slide Trombone.

When the Bridgeyille band is playing
With the old tin trombone,
You could hear the people saving
"Why do we stay here; let's go home?
"Why do we stay here; let's go
home?"
For the moment that he blew it
They thought he tried TO chew IL
And even then they hardly knew it
When he played that Tin trombone
To tile express Office you could see
Hubbard running
Before the train was near 10 slsht-
To see If he had a package coming
From the firm of \. II. White.
Al the band room where we toll.
The Baritone's clothes he tried to
soil.
With that bottle of pure coal OIL,
Which he used ON his tin trombone
You could hear the director saying
Hubbard. bear down and make il
ring
And he answered, soon III be playing
on "a silver-plated King
All my wind i'm il I will thrust
For to learn to play / must
or TN blow and blow or bust
on that Silver Slide Trombone
Now when the silver slide is blowing
In the Bridgeville Cornet Band.
An the people seem to be going
To our little music stand.
And the moment that they meet u.s.
with clap and applaud they'll
greet us.
For Hubbard was kind enough TO treat
us
To silver slide trombone
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
BR1DGEVILLE.
rnlIin. shnrl Shnnflng lnee.

Collins-Sh0rt Shooting Case.
Constable Thomas w Scott ON Satur-
flav arrested owen r. Collins. farm
er residing near Bridgeville. charged
with shooting Harry Short, colored
man employed by Myra Wiley
aeighbOr. who had sent short 20 the
collins farm to move the effects q
William Jackson who had been en-
araeea as overseer by 3lr. Wiley for
1916 By ttc evidence of witnesses
who appeared before Magistrate Chas.
~ Todd. il was shown that Collins
rlid mot care 10 part with Che services
..f Jackson aud ordered Short tu leave
uhe effects After AN argument Doi-
lins rushed to the house eiel
shotgun and opeucl fire ou Short
painfully wouEiing him about tue face
aud hands Iuo case was comprom
tsed Collins paying the costs.
Wants 10 Get Ills Son fPm\ Iloping
Fred W short. a ten# on ID m
- Harry ". Cannon. sked omt OF
tbe law TO assist hifin gainmN So
.as, ~ 5is mail ~ Who wasN IN
80 tas wife wher she elope Lii
-. pert,ins a fnulatto. ~ Is.
~ slortare the OF N
.Ar arg MIs. one I, vino
sSo ssr,S- ,Aar, ,ar vas q az
bland Jtge-s bad
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28

Deeds, mortgages, bonds, notes
double or single, probate blanks, sale
bills and other legal blanks can be
had at tile barber shop Of Luther Cal
houn. i'm Bridgeville. Mr.. Calhoun IS
the agent in Bridgeville for the Mil
ford Chronicle Publishing Co., and
viii receive advertisements or orders
tor job printing
Milford chronicle., 1916-01-28
IN SEVEN REELS

Acting that is beyond comparison. production that is
commended by those oi every religious faith. Wonder
fii scenic equipment. Gorgeous lighting effects.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

There Il mere r&tArrN n IRIS section a
tee cacrtry than all ether diseases pat
together. ana anti the lsxt few yeATs
WAS supposed tQ nc ircurAh8A- For = great
many wears doctors pronounced III q local
aisease ans prescribed local r~r1efies, and
hy constantly failing to cure WITH local
treatment. pronounced Z lurssTaalel3 Sel-
tnce hSS proven CAt&rTh to be a consta-
constitutional treatment f519f's CataTrh
Core. manufactured ey T. q. Cheney &
Co. 1olei0. Chia. IS the caly Ccuslltls-
tional cure an the market. 1t Is taken m
snd naorouS S0rfaceS af the xxstern. They
orsr one hundred dol1arx for arS case i
fans 70 cure. send for circulars an1 tss.
tsmons&ls KS.
Aaaress y 7 CHENEY a 30. voieaa, o
Seie ~ TaraEEfsrs Ttr
-xks Hklrs F4rrg.x ps.is fo- conf.ir&tacn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16
- 80 sANE : -

Give ID attention. avaid sxpqsurs ne
regular and csrefri 81 youraiet sise
commence tAknE Dr. kings New DIS
cavary- X cautains F.ine-T AnccsT-
lie Ons and RalszmS Is shgAilF lax
arra n. kings Ssw Discovery
casts v1ur cruEh- sauthss Eozr thf'oai
and hrun0hial rubes checks Tour eoia.
s-arrs 10 clear ruur head. II sha1t
t,ins ron knew your enid IS nafEer-
as ths standard family cough syra1
IN nse zVs- 80 years Get bortls
81 onrs- Eaan q Ga the hauss As s cold
susurancs. sad a. Eo1r druEgist9--
asr Eku1n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16
TIE THING
FOR DIARRHoEA

About two ysars age had q severe
attack of diorrhea which lasted over q
week, writes M. q. Jones. Bufora, N.
II. Il became 50 weak that could
not stand upright a druggist recon-
rnended Chanbsr1ain's coiic, Cholera
and DiaYrhoe Remedy. The first dose
relieved me ana within two days
was Is weIl as ever. Many druggists
recommend this remedy because they
know that 1t Is reliable Obtainable
ererr-p here-Aav. DAWN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16
Will sL0ANrs LlwF7fENT
RELiENE PAIN

Try ii And see-ona application VIII
prove more than a co.nmn of cla21n $
James 5. Ferguson. Philadelphia Pa
pritas. u hare had wonderful reliei
since I used Sloan's Iinimsat On ms
kness. TO think after al thesa wears
af PAN enc application gave ne reiisf
Many thanks for what year remedy
hss anna for ne. Don't keen on sal
fssng. aprlx slaEn's Linimsnt where
vour pain is ard notice how cuick yul
set rehsF. pausrHtes without rub
81 z Ruy Il at any drug store cso-zz-
ser dkwl1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16
OTS Personal
ny Mention

Get your harness aud harness re-
pairing at Wadsworth 4 White. 6-s-tf
J. Warren Kerriean tonight IN The
silent Battle sugg lt
AIR and Mrs NJ f. Courtney went
to oklahoma City this morning @
spend me day.
lfsts GOOD water you want phone
ass, Sl5-at
Have yoa read the classified ads
Try IT. They are Interesting. it
Wren has the stuff FOR prlokly heat
Sl6-St
wilHs Enedgc lefs this morning for
Colorado. where ne Win spend two
weeks vacation.
Largest and most complete assert,
ment of earrings ever shown in Chick
asha now on display AZ Lnhman's
S-l4-St
You can rent that room Il yon viii
advertise it in the Express. II
Try an Omar Sundae at the Wren
Drug store S-lS-st
County Attorney venable is spend.
ms several days on q visit 70 Texas
points
Sure-inst drive ap TO the curb, We
win serve yon our delicious sodas
h, 8, BrownSon's. S-l6-St
lsaa you noticed that some 81 the
Real Estate firms are advertising pro
perty thai can he bought at bargain
priest II
Albert Thompson WAS taken serious
II ill about ten O'Clock last night and
removed TO the C'hickasha hospital
HE is reported 10 be resting easily THIS
morning.
The Silent Battle Bguebsrd fea-
mre. with ]. Warren Kerrigan Sugg
tonight 1
Hats cleaned ana blocked, new IL,
side and outside hands, at 81, to meet
competition. AM work guaranteed.
Right WAY Taiiors ana matters. ai0l
South sra, phone s2 11-sS
See the latest p5veltieS u earrings
at InAmanS ~ Ssz-st
Sessle Ray and Mrs. Ada Bess|
Bpyaey len this a1sernoon for Mus,
gaeee. and from there Mrs Ray viii
eo TO S. I.oais for a visit with MIS-
Arthar Wharton. she VIII acconapary
Baruey Ray who has haen spending
several weeks in S. Louis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

The sweetest music is mot ID gratrr
nos. but In the huna1 voice when i
speaks frun lis instant life tones Ct
lsnaefnsss truth and courage Ener-
son
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

A'Aon NAtAttNA N'ffN W~tNAs R"AN "H
der positive guarantee. Phone ses
I'VE dcligar. Freeman 4 SON Sisai
f, A. J. Wilkus left yesterday for a
visit with his parents in Coffeyville
Our prescription department is wor.
Thy Of your confidence. II. J. Brown.
sons. s.ls-st
Get case o. Mineral Wells water.
Your money back Il you are not hene-
fitted j. H. Freeman 4 Son. Phone
2es. la-St
Sew the new post card size Brownie
Camera, $40 ana sla, Brownsons
S.le-st
Mrs. sam Brown ana daughter. I'll
sic Zee, have returned from a visit in
Ei Reno.
49,. -, 49, i. ,NN~ Il.
I'M, 49,. ses ' e.
I, ,.,,s, ,,....'. II 49,, '' .,. ,'~ ,@s.
y
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n " "''''~H's' so'A as'aHu '''''u
=" -" = "'s.'''s" e"'. YOU VIA
III 'sNs II s's' ''s so~'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

as care Ser ccuz1s ana co'5s Dr
Hsl's rsr-ffarsy combines these
rsuss ir sA ire rseht uraparuon
a. do shs mos. eaoa tor summer
celzhs or colds. A issal pi1 Trcrs the
Ntice q tbs Sifnrie colrt r1ef 'ilnt-
~. HeS pne rlr-tsonsy seashas the
--aicr sl1Pe yepr caaEh. kils tht
r1lt Ee-s ara Goes vou q uara 8.
zooi A 20 Aec1e wiz more thzr
carrsaea yoe-zsrsl ssop yaur caash
al fruzEsts-Asv tku1n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

EN7NNF - 7"NT1TN y 777~1T THII7 Whit
The Crgton r1Fer, which furnishes TO
New York the greater part of the VS.
ter consumed in its limits. was named
t0r an Indian chief
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

wANTED-To bur STOCK hogs, Phone
N--. Gea EurleT Slf-sS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

A. J Bel. piano inner. is in Chicka-
sha this week, tuning pianos Tor the
Ia. &. M Phone Is. 14-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

Fessia Ray and Mrs. Ada Bess
Buvfes lea this afsernoon for Mus,
gaeee. and from there Mrs RAY will
40 10 S. Loais for a visit with Mrs.
Arthur Wharton She VIII acccnipany
B1rmey RAy who has haea spending
several weeks In 81 Louis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

Are YOU nsaag our classified col-
unnse Yon ought to--they set results
last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

Are S0u using our classified col
umnss Non ought to-they set results.
last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

Tom Patman went to sulphur Mon
dav evening where he viii spend sew
eral weeks and accompany home his
mother who is visiting there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

Are YOU using onr classified col
umnse You ought to-lhey get results.
14-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-16

We now have complete line Of
sizes ~ Eastman Koaaks. IT. J. Brown
sons S-76-3t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-14

And then-loce. What other out
come could eVentUate with q hand
some and intelligent young man and
a charming, fmpressionable young
girl?
1--WE won you a comfortable for
tune" announced Vance to his I'M
Gle later in the day, and a great joy
came over the old man at the pros
pect of declining years of comfort
and plenty.
81 shall bring my promised wife to
see the new home we are building"
observed Vance six months later, and
old Peter Bond felt that the joys of
living were, indeed, complete.
Copyright, 1916, w. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-14
PAJoMAs FOR HoUsEWoRK

THJOmHO TUX TlOOOENNONN
Toss your Bingham wrapper into
the rag bag, Mrs. HoUsekeeper, and
toss your kimona in after it!
These garments are no longer
worn when an attack is to be made
on a high-hung cobweb or when a
washing of clothes is to be hung.
It's pajOmas you wear now around
the house. The "pajoma" will make
it's bow at the Pugh-America first
fashion show in Chicago.
It's a two-piece garment-kimOna
and divided things" like pajamas.
They are made of brocaded silk
also of lowered sateen, inexpensive,
but pretty enough to start all the
peighbors talking.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-14
GRAPE JELLY

Take the grapes from stems and
put into porcelain preserving kettle.
Do not add water. Simmer until
soft. Drain through jelly bag with
out pressure.
Allow one cup of sugar for each
cup of juice. Heat the sugar in oven.
Bring the strained grape juice to
boiling point and boil five minutes,
skimming as required. Add the
sugar and boil five minutes more, or
until test proves that the juice will
jelly. Turn into glasses and cover
with paraffin when cold.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06
SrnaSsissntbams lIsbertrasHn0eH.
Gintinnati. 5. Suni.

9is Wlunro Sotsl 60. an bic 9etr
Wunro Sotsl 60, 10 Sabre pa6t
pom /. Wlai 1916, auf 108 bel sc
Sub an Der fiibpsitlidsn gde Der z
unb College Sirabe, monatli4e wiis'
ibe $1833.33.
Marp 6. g. psrtins an Wafter 8
9sarp, 110 tsi 100 SUB an Der Oft
ieits Der 9ober Strabe in SettiOn Z
in Milereet 9opnIbip, $50.
Die Gibler Rsatp 60. an Georgs
grOmmsr Sr., 80 bei 154 SUB an ber
Siibieite Der gIsrOn alpsnue in Sci.
tion 27 in Columbia 9oipnibip.
(Steusr 500; 81.
glIiee Soon an gldrence R. Toph,
25 BEL 101 SIb an Der Rorbieits Der
Jorsif aDsnus in 2tuOnbale, (Sisue,
SOC; 81.
Die Sentins Gonifruftion nnt
Stealth 60. an aurrence u. padoub.
5 bel lit SUB an Der Meitfeiie Der
Yurnet alDenus, 45 GuB fiiDli9 b.r
Garnibap qDenus, fsrnsr, 10 Bel III
SUB an Der Dsitieite Der 8urnei
4Denue. 370 Sub fiiblid Der garn-
fbdip apsnus, (Stsusr 50e);; 81.
2atprence u. Yaaoub an Sennie
pa4oub, busfslbe gigsntbum, 81.
2lusufta Rierman an Sulius 9.
Spaulfa. 25 BEL 1T Sub an bsr
Sitfeite Der pDnhattan Strabe,
(Steusr $4); 81.
Ridolas 2Dnslportb II. gfnb. al bic
gupington unb Cincinnati 9ribge
Co., 25. bei 65 5uB an Der glprbisiic
Der pearl Gtrabs, 9S JuB ipeitlid b,r
Wdlnu. Strabe, (Stsutr $9); $4,000.
W. Damon 2eipis on SdrrD
Sdroer, Cots "a unb 55 in Waartba
6. 9umpbrebs lIntsrabtbeilung,
(Sieuer 81; $1,000.
9arrp Sfroer an emma M. Glarf.
basieIbe eigentbum, (Gieuer 81; 81.
Cynthia gassr an Sobn Dagger, Got
10 In Clifton Jarm 11nitrobtbeilung
an ssr GoIsrain stpsnus, 81,
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