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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-20
Interesting Visitors Here.

Among the interesting visitors in
Washington are Prof. and Mrs. Will
lam Shepherd and Mrs. George Frances
Kerr. of New York, who are at the
Willard for a week. Prof. Shep-
herd holds the chair of history in Co.
lumbia University and is a brilliant
lecturer.
Yesterday afternoon the Chinese
Minister and Mrs. Koo entertained at
tea In compliment to Prof and
Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs Kerr having
Mrs. John Miller Horton. of Buffalo.
also among their guests; and on Tues
day Prof. J. Willis Moore entertained
the entire party at luncheon at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. Kerr. who is one OF the charter
members of the Woman's New city
Club of New York. Is well known soci-
ally and in the broad field of organi-
zation work. Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs.
Kerr are both interested In the enter
tainment. "A Chinese Night" which Is
TO be given at the Biltmore Hotel and
later at the Traymore Hotel in Atlanta
for the benefit of the American Red
Gross. Prof. Shepherd will give
lecture. illustrated with colored slides
on Chinese subjects.
Mrs. George Won l.. Never. wife OF
the former Secretary of the Navy. was
hostess at dinner last night al the
Shoreham.
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Four Examinations For
Government Vacancies

Examinations to fill vacancies in vari-
oms Government departments were an
nounced today by the United States Civil
Service Commission as follows:
Assistant to expert in commerce and
finance. male or female. $500 to 81, $40
May IL. Expert in commerce and
May 16. Chemist. male. 1890, June :,
Junior architect. male. 81 800 to 81 $50
June 7.
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Engagements Announced.

Two interesting engagements were an
nounced in New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Morgan made
known the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Frances II. Morgan, to Paul
Geddes Pennoyer. of Berkeley, Cal, and
bara c. Rutherford, daughter of Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt will become the
brideA OF Cyril Hatch this spring
Mr.. Hatch was graduated from Har-
ward in 1900 and is prominent in the
younger set OF New York and Newport.
Miss Rutherfords sister IL the wife
Of State Senator Ogden l.. Mills, of New
York.
Mr.. Pennoyer. who will marry Miss
Morgan. was a classmate of her brother,
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Maxwell, Miss
Alternately, and Master ]. l.. Maxwell.
of Glen Cove. n. Y, are In Washington
for few days on their way home from
white Sulphur Springs, and are stop
ping at the Shoreham.
John Watt Kearney, of the University
OF Virginia, is In Washington for few
days, and is at the Shoreham, as are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Battle, who have
come up from their home in Richmond
for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Don. Of jamestown, is
also at the shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs, George L. Beckcr enter
tained at dinner last evening. followed
by reception for some members of
the National Academy OF Science.
Among those assisting were Nine.
Bakhmetef. Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Mrs
Walter Tuckerman. Miss Blddle. and
Miss Harlan.
Mrs. Luther ID. Mott gave luncheon
today at the Army and Navy Club for
Mrs. John Miller Horton. of Buffalo
who will he a candidate for president
general Of the Daughters of the Amcri-
can Revolution next year. The guests
included the delegates to the convention
from northern New York. Mrs. Mott
was for five years regent of Fort Os-
wego Chapter, and is a delegate from
that chapter this year.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Harris enter
tained at dinner last evening at their
home in Mintwood place in compli-
ment to Congressman and Mrs. Mann
and others in official life.
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Few Entertainments viii Break
Quiet Of Holy Week in
Washington Smart Set.
SOME Postmaster EVENTS
Most Of Weeks HospitaIitles
Planned in Honor Of D. A. R.
Meeting Visitors.

John Marshall Knapp, the small son
OF Paymaster and Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp, will be christened this afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the apartment OF the
baDy's grandparents. Brig. Gen. VIII
liam l.. Marshall, United States Army,
retired, and Mrs. Marshall. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev.
DR.. Charles Wood, rector of the Church
of the Covenant. who officiated at the
marriage OF Paymaster Knapp and Miss
Maitland Marshall nearly two years ago,
and, owing to mourning In the family,
will be attended only by a small gather
ing of relatives.
Mrs Knapp's cousin. Miss Dorothy
Arkwright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Arkwright. of Atlanta, who IL
the guest of General and Mrs. Marshall.
will stand as godmother for the baby.
and the godfather will be Paymaster
Edward Eberle, United States Navy. a
cousin of Paymaster Knapp. The baby
It a grandson of the late Capt. j. j.
Knapp. United States Navy, who was
in command OF the navy yard at Phila-
Master Knapp will be christened John
Marshall for the late Chief Justice
Marshall. his great-granduncle. Inc
chief Justices granddaughter' MIS- tn.
John Marshall Chapter. d.. A. r.. who
Is now in Washington. will be a guest
at the christening and will present her
small cousin with a lock of his distin-
guished kinsman's hair.
The water to be used In the christen-
ing ceremony was taken from the River
Jordan and was brought to Paymaster
and Mrs. Knapp by Mrs. Guy Scott.
daughter-in-law of former Senator Ma
than Scott, OF West Virginia.
=
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker have leased I'm the Woods" the
lovely country home of Mr.. and Mrs
David Fairchild near Chevy Chase
Lake. Mrs. Baker and the three chill
dren of the family. who are now in
Cleveland. will join the Secretary here
about June /.
The former Ambassador of Chile and
Nine. Suarez-MuJica have closed the
embassy in Sixteenth street. and, with
their children, have taken an apeft-
.ment at the Connecticut for the fort
night which will precede their depart
ure for Chile.
To Give Luncheon.
Mrs. Montg emery Blair has cards out
for a luncheon at Falkland" the
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To Give Luncheon.

Mrs. Monts emery Blair has cards out
for luncheon at Falkland the
Blair country place at Silver Spring,
on Tuesday. May 3.
=
Miss Martha Goldman will entertain
at tea on Sunday afternoon. April %
when her guests are asked TO meet DR.
and Mrs. l.. l.. Seaman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-20
Just Try This When
Hairy Growths Appear
Modes of Today

A smooth hairless skin always fol-
lowe the use OF a paste made by mixing
some water with plain powdered della
tone. This paste Is applied to the
hairy surface or minutes, then rubbed
on and the skin washed. when every
trace of hair will have vanished. No
pain or discomfort attends the use NJ
the delatone paste. but caution should
be exercised to be sure that you get
real delatone.--AdVt.
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gHretrDtrtiu bon WlensiI unS ttmaeaenb.
aasrIei g~eferbiHeu.

9ura Ste Mobe Iinb bet GpeiIe,
tarte bieIe 2sderbiFen sugetl6rl
iuor0en, an bic man lih erIt ollmahs
LTD getpObnen muBte. gfo9 Dor nidt
u03u LANCER 3eit bdtte ieoer gurOtdsr
iiH getpeigsrt. 4ultern, arabbeu,
Dlesripinnen unb Jroi9teuIen AT
ellen, Die beute In ben beiten GaltbGus
fern aIs S~eIitateffen etngefibrt Iino.
8as T4lagenblte 8ei5ptel bofir, 0dB
aud oas gfen gum erDben Sell
cine RooeIn9e lit, bietst bic Sortrfs
tel. Die betanntlih in ibref trlten 3eit
als ungenisBbar Detnorfen iputoe tnb
tn5pilpen gum WeItHobrunasmittel
geipuroen lit. Sine Reiie Inn BE grbs
beOsutst sinea fah unuperiebbaren
8sGitI Der 1el6mt dsridtuugerl, unD
70 TT uidt unihtersKant, bic Msri.
piirOi9teiteu Der Beltipeifetdrte All
betra4ten, bie Elm ipeitaereiIter
56riftitelsr duf5dHlt. Sm Often ipies
len Snleittn IN Der Grndbrunqsfraoe
tcire tnuidtige Role, unb fhoH IN
Der BibtI beiBt q, oob Der prebicer
IN Der Miifts BON 0euihrsdsn une
ipilrtm @oaig gtIsSt bate. au6 isst
RsEasa q asgnpasa una aIatsx 6sas
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eies6eu, Ste btsber Fiets fortgslporfeu
fparoei1, iteIt man btute inter 3iis
sobe Ginger barter GalotbIafler dill
fpinatGbnli4es Gemiis ber. Sin fuslt.
btrbreitetss Gemifs III Sdpan I'll Die
fap1nii9s Geegurte, bic nbsr IN Mifi4
l.dteit Elm fpurmartigts Settler lit.
goG fptrb tie llgemein aIs genilFe
Bu6eteitet. Mud ois 2ilisn pef0sn III
Jopdrt 3ur 5etltsfluns BON 0sniiie
berp.nbet, inoen, man ihre 3lpieheIn
NIT MaFer gut dls8iepen dbt unp
tie bann nit 3uder einsD9t.
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9reden gegeFen. unb 3todt ntdt nar
BON ben gin9ebDrenen, iDnOer au9
pon Den 5rnnSoIen 8ei BET beIiebtes
ten 3abereiiungsart tperDsn bic 6eus
ihreden nit Hum besoIlen, Dann In
ylebI geDdI3t unb iqIisBItd III fris
I9sm 9Iibeh6I braun 9ebaden. Die
ID %sntItanoene pditete, eriquet d Ia
Denoiton, gilt in 5ran3oIi9saFrita
als gang beionOersr QederbiHsn. sSa
@bina tueroen BITE griinen aaupen Ell
mes ben Rets abfreGenbsn Sniefts
gegefjen, in 8raiil.en uno golumbien
Die 2atben bss pdlmbobrers. Die
GRincfen itelen au9 aus ben Yups
pen beg Ssibentptuners cine 4rt
S2aumipeiie Der, inOem bic puppsn
nit gi9eIb permifdt unO Oann In
6ett gebraten psroen. 9isie epsiIe
iennt man aud In Wterito, mo man
als 9epiir5 itatt papritd tpinsig tleis
ne rote QuleiIen beimif9t.
Sntsreiaats Stubien tpurben Ieis
ner8eit 0urd ben gbpIioIogen griss
mann, ipdterer Staotrat BON 3irih,
in RuBlanb iiber oas Togenaunfs
Sungerbrpt gemadt. Die unterIus
dung ergab aIs 8~eItanotsiIe: 9lums
rinbe, 5pI5mebI isldnbif1es Meos,
ausds, getrodnstes glnt, iebOa aud
niat Die getinaite Renge BON Nasbl.
Bon Dieiem 8tot muBten iia III ben
i9ledten 3eiten Mi1ionen BOZ, Mens
Imen erndbrtn. DDS msttwiirbiglte
8rot miro am NpuHa : See gebader.
Dort tper0en ndmIih bic Miiden eitts
5sFongen unb gu biden 8rotfIaben
usrorbsitet. Boa mertniifoigen 5up@
pen 1T Die G1iIbtrGteniuppe Die be-
tdnnteHe. 9o9 nirb bebduptet, bob
bic aug ben SoBen iunger 4digdtos
rem 5nbereitete 5lpps bebsutsnb iDDbls
I1medenber lei. Inter ben mertwirs
JiT9gsri9ten ftno In gbina
0aifii9flohsn unb 0aiftfnfnmdnse
)n nerrtn. Sn 5loumttita unb duf
ben pbiltppirea it Der Mift9tbDs,
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8egen Ieiner 8feinbeit mug
i NIT Tiderrt ssfdn8eu fDetben.
0teie Gif1e iptrben fiterfpeife btrfnuft
iub rDb NIT 5aI3 nnb pfsffsr seitsTs
en-.
Inter ben 6leifniDrtsn 9tssbptens
It defenders ba5 RilpferoFIdIa tebr
urb beirn aameIbraten nirb
YET S5dsr gtlob', nG1rsno aeodnhste
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rsifIiderDstis siinl..9 Itiisn. OILS
or5ig!ia Duros BON msbrersu Sprs
HunastsiIsnben Der RtapperEdlans
enbruten beseidngt, 6dne6et aud
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ia aud lit gutppd isbt Be-
nnntIi9 febr tttDeitert. Ru Hn0
as M~itIenI9aumtrniit, bic GtmiIts
bic RnMiEersg unD bic Brtnfts /,
HsL aa@ chs ben wIdiitrn be- nAs
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ObiefeRtn6srlg SIR flgts

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ne Niab 0~radblenb): .Dsnts CTR
nur, gopa, BET BEN Gdrinsr an
martte 1T Elm GROCER Sungs IN 0eFg
8arten getiettsrt. uf.b Bat eifsr gat3
JroBen NpFeI %stitobIen".
papa: ,Nbsr. pfui! Das In ETH
irge3ogensr Sunge! Nos madle eE
bsntn NIT BEN apfelq"
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sdrjtig unb ebte ben apFel7.
papa: pgbsr Mifp. Du Fprid
10 falid, bas beibi bod all
Miap: .1nb er aBte ben apfeIe.
pnpa (perbefsrno): .aber Ain0.
bos 1T ia i9pn pisher faIId, es BELL
bod: .oB Sen ApFsl"!4
Milp drsubis): srn0 6d tbte bas
aos ben gpfeI!"
Mie Ste AIttn Angem
Dtoma: Fiber, annden, Daruln
nohf Ou btnn 10 einen 5~Sllenldrm2
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abt."
aennden: nSa, Der mub ruhig lsin,
mir FpieIsn Batter Arb Mutttr, ufo
8nbi lit Batter unb tDmntt [pds nada
Daafs. unO Id Bin bu!"
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@pIf, 25t4 g. II, ctr.
Neriam1ieLt it9 ieoen au6eren Greitoa, nadbs
Iititaes 3 hbr I'M 8eatiben p0us, 4408 9.
cmaba sapabemgtrefa.
9rdLlofais g. osS ssbleiisL sl92 Q t8;
9fSert Sorroail 3t39 10 gtr,' silSsseite.
BtotnLoHs5efretdr: @litt. Y. 9aleiten. 2g24
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gerlainmelt fh ieoen q. eonntag i'm 9los
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Omaha ehpslscr.geretn.
a seIe,; 2 ? fsoa 8 & /. gise'staiosat: 2o6fl
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Gel, Bouatas 1853.
aerfanimeli itn ieoen 2. eonntaa i'm no.
nat ia 6er Sale siosGeitgde %. utt6
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s%erfammeIf fb ieben etilen lin6 5. Conn.
TAG in @loriat in @leRenia's SnIe, 16. uno
eas.ssifr sHrnseretn.
4rali6ssnl; i. 8aerm9n Melters 21o4 Btrton
SanSt, 454l asstai6eeaniisporali55 s'e III ~ 5 gfss
a96. sdabmetfier: eenrb stabmer. 2765 B.
g gtr. EEL 3onaIas ,384. LurnIebreT:
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IurnitutIbe ieoeH 9ten8tdg nnb 6reitag a6eno.
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BIaiiert t3. mo. 6oipier ctr Eel. GoltaE
49, gadsnlfiftst; 2aItiis 5reif6ie, 900 q.
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nat tn Gunner Club, 1s ano GofDEer.
9srFht spafsusenuHtnf6aft.
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gtE Tel 8ee e3ss gtesQgdiiOent: 3o6a
man aeafn. $40 6opIinss Eel. BerIToft $50.
g4dbneiiter: aonis G4mtois 2A1o 81 5tt.,
SerfanTSieit t6 iebsn 2. uni. 4. aoiaerss
taa ini wtondi i'm Dentfnef Sdls, 44o8 @
eli. Eeters Deatlaisgi1ntiTnsgdthnlif qraH.
Etn.ttntrrf tikatssperttn.
grdfoent: tgreo soffntnitn, 1911 Gaf CTR.
Gbler 2223. 9iBes 8talioeHi; CON. gfinfer. /
245S a. go, stra 8eI, 6340. gefretdr. aiis
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au5sEefretdr: Spfepb Gder. 1889 ATLAS cir.
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grdftbgnt: gid asnldHn, 40f4 Eburfes gtf..
gsebjtet 1909. Btses9rdiiOeht: Geo Soft
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SeEteldf: aim. Gier1berg $50 Gnfdba NatiSs
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A4f. 2bik1osahs 9&s8 81 81. Co. Sa.
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@nr. s. 8appid, qSppfas.

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Spri6t beutih un0 III 6ffeuftder
Notar. 348 Omaha gaationaI @aftE
@ebaltOe, 9maba Rebrogfa.
Brafti5iert in allen @erid1ten aes
6tootes uno Der Ser. 5fodfen.
5dreibt GeItonente ats, belOrat
iistitel ur0 Fiebt MbEtrafte 5ttta
i:ebt, oab EeItamente I'm HdAloIiefs
ihoftgaerihte aeoronet tueroen. Na.
iorgt 8oImodten unO siebt Grbs
idoften in irgen6 einern Eel SCI
@eIt elm Roacftiert 9usitan6
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Meb 1859. eefretdr; 8rau 8. IN. ga6ttean,
1903 gefier Cir, Gel. 8ou9lns 3i73. S6a6,
~l1etiter: 5r1n VI. Qeuienegoer, 25t2 q IL.
Ctr, Eel. Eouaias 1854.
9erfdntlnelt ft) ieoen q. Eor1fdd TN m9ns
nat in Der ct. 8ofepb'8 G6nlbale, II. ufb
Center str.
Geciliendglnb
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ElbsSeite. 8I8esBrdfthentin. ssuah S. M.
ss aItstsr. 64 ayoI 3. a 81 mr sts, 5 6s5 Coup 1893.
Eel. Gontb 1857. GdnbneiIter: Srun gbeU,
Bots, 1918 e.. 90. @tr. eel. Gontb 27ff.
9criammelt fh gefhdftIi6 ie6en 2. Gienss
tna llito 3ur nntetbaltitna ieoen 4. Gteftstaa
lmi W2ondt Tn WleGrart SaLe, "a. hlo o Gir.
Sin5Sette.
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Ssrnan.aoas no. 9s, VI. o. II. %.

m}eiiieF g%lrbciier: martin gedmetiter.
s~hritts5efretar: gtaQ. Il. Gpedf. Effn san,
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/, SnitnD SaiH D. 2924 @. IL. Cir, EEL
SOngtas 1873. SnGsfHeifter: fsred W{enqe,
soht. 1917 8irt Gtr, Eel. gpebiter 87t3.
g%eriaHHlelt Itu ieoen /. 8ietstaa I'M Mlos
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5iraBe.
5hiaer Camp go. BOA, MDremeR Of the Norm.
Mlilourt e4he. glbbifor qeittennni: SDruce
Sold, 35. uib yones Etr. @lerf: Il III
%ttlerfe, 37t0 q. t8. Cir, Eel. D0ngIas $500,
galtfer, 6earb Geeft, 1921 Wpiiioiiri abe.,
EeI. q. f6f.
geriammeit lld ieSeu /. uro 8, Gcnners.
tag abenh s ubr I'M 9eutf1en 5ans, 440B
9. Is. Str.
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Glib maba glatfbentitber wertln.

9rdioeut: Senrib sfoI. 1901 Il ctr, 6ibs
Geile. 8iBcs4rdiibeni: RatI 8o1ner, 1900
". 81. Ctr, 0ifta6a 8rotofoIIsGefretdr:
@ber6aro Gear, 2503 glrbor Ctr, Emabn,
Binan5s5efretari Sofepb BeItenlcbner. 20I0
g Str, GinsSette, 5daBnteiiter: Urban
9teib 1926 GtnatoS Ctr, Sios5eite.
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Snniltag tni Mlornt I'M 9entfeben @alis,
4408 g. 19. Ctr.
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galaer eamp gp. aO4. mspemtn 81 tht n
Observation-Disclosures

NrdlIbent. %. AebIeIter, 3i02 q. is. ctr,
Lel, G1ler 1928. ~8t5esTrdfihent: 4btIip 8iif.
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3ermdn aebIer, 25i7 q. 25. cit. gd5abs
nellter:. Gbriii. @rleb. 1909 2. II. Cir.
Eel, REQ Sf29,
geriammelt fb icoeu 4. 5onntaa i'm nsos
lat In t0luelet's 5aIie, II. uHo MHton Ctr.
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Glaer Blan oegt i'm geuBeren ln6 Sen inrren gtnridftnoeu SEN
Colonial Still @r tplroe fir cine gdbaHfeae eatporfea, NIT ginodnoen
S Saat Spe1e. ME 8obn3tntmer bon born. 8os g8obnoimmr lit nit Ser
9tpllot4et hetblunoen, pete os DMff. ooer 8eifensimmer ben1bt
peroen Tam. Gin 6rontainmer bot Qnfei6eroum nit 9oiIetp mn
1ql9roant ~ Sub brett uo 80 SUB hf i'm SolbtteL geQerroint
N~ef 0ta eoaaea aaus' gaatelen aufer 9el8. uO 2eiunas anIogen
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8tal9ents Wlat. 8bdller, b01 9, Is. Str,
gises9rdfioeut: Etepban gqirtb, 25fg Mort
tus, GoItag $40. groiofcnaSefretar msdt6.
Biht, 1901 Blaine Gtr. InIer 1854 n. syts
ln15seireidf: MRatb. B5iiI, 1929 Gprc1s Cir.
Ehler f45g.
gerf1mnislt iiG ieoea btittfn @onntaa i'm
gsoHat III Der AatboItiheH @6bmtfnen 3urns
lale an 10. nlto Williams Cir, friber Wleb
3ane.
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Observation-Disclosures
Der bentiden gereiut bon Omaha
nnO tlutgegsnO.

Die 6erreH Sefrefare B~eutfber Beretne bon
sebrdSfa uHe benz naH8sn g8elten HHb eebetet,
haerloipelde Ignoernnee1 tint Norifdu6 i6reS
Heretils Der gLdgitden Gmabn Gribine" All be-
Tlhiefl, 5nsab anier @ereinsfaEeaoet tets fors
rett gsbdlteit IperoeI fam. 3te Goritdnbe
ner gereine, bic In 0iefer SpaIie niAt etHs
eefbLofea fno, ioiIien nns oie garuen ihrer
aeauIleit n~itteiIeit. ioonB aud tbr 8erein In
ben Spnlten oer aI1eIlnen Omaha Iriblne@
h~egtreteu III.
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etaatssfrbanb Rebtasfa bes gfnfdlamettsa.
ttifn1en 9atiDnaibAtb.

mrdfoeni. Sal. s. 8eler. Entabn. Mebr,
1. Bise8rdftoent: Carl Hb00e, Columbus,
yebr. 2. Bi5esBrdfbeni: stdrl aduf, 5alfinaS,
Aetr. 3. Bi8ef4rafnent: NlaE bon 9aabern,
goeHrtng, Drdito JAIano, aebr. 3. 8rotos
ioHsSefteiar: &pHS Mnrfotp, lineolI, 9sebr.
Northumberland uil0 gInaH8s5 cgreidr:
Iohn W!1ites. 5ry Nebrasta Gin, gtebr.
@orltter bonn S6ulfomitee: Is. q. CONNER,
Eineoin. 9iebr.
SIN. nHtjten 1n6re nirS ble sabressBer,
f1tllTiliiflg IN &aitings, 9gebr4 %ftatifinbeH.
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Etadtefl pDn Mmffitd.

gegriinbet an 10. Suni 1900, fonftttttiert
an Q, 6ftDber 1901 in philadelphia. iHfgrpos
rieri oitffh ben MrnGreB bet Ger. Gtaaten am
arafsrnl: 81. b. 8. seramer. 4t9 @olnui
Fir, Bbiiaoelbbtd, Nd. EafretdE. sthoIy6
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nat in aruie's Sale, ge~nninaton, Rebr.
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1002 8tfton CTR. &C.. EDuaIag 3228.
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II: yrau Mler @6mlSt, scot Q. IL. Str,
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q Ned. 1911. 2. Is. Cir. Ninaa8.s efrstdr:
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$3.50,
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