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Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
WEST CORNWALL

Robinson Dean and family have moved into the hotel.
 Mr. and Mrs. Willis Potter spent the week end in West Stockbridge.
 E. O. Baldwin has begun repairs on his tenant house.
 Miss Olive Oliver is attending to post office duties while Miss Lowe is away on her vacation.
 Miss Bertha Cole is at home again. Miss Ida Colo has returned to Milton.
 For the past few weeks Mrs. Fred Cole has been entertaining her sister and daughter Cora.
 Mrs Will Bailey has so far recovered as to be able to leave the hospital this week. .
 A former teacher on Cream Hill, Miss Hazel Wiley, is guest of Miss Lucy Ives.
 Thirteen, from Cornwall, attended Pomana at Salisbury last Wednesday. The next meeting will be held Nov. 3 1st with Cornwall Grange.
 About a fiffh of the members of Cornwall Grange were present to enjoy the excellent program furnished. It is hoped as many, or more may visit Goshen Grange, Friday, Sept. 7th. Last Sunday, being Old Home Week, the decorations were flags and gladioli. MT. Dwight L. Rogers was the princi. pal speaker, followed by Will. R. Sec vile. Rev. Dwight Pratt offered the closing prayer and the organist was Prof. Crane.
 At the close of the morning service the Scoville Memorial Association held their annual mee ting and elected the following officers. Pres, Will. Scoyille; sec'y. and treas., D. l.. Rogers; execu- tive committee, Colin D. Morgan. Mrs. Carl VanDoren, Mrs. E. O. Baldwin.
 In informal reception in honor of MT. and Mrs. Fitch, will be given by the church on Thursday evening, from 7:30 to 10, at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. O. Baldwin To the members of the church and congregation cor dial invitation is hereby extended to come and bring their friends. It is hoped that every person in the parish will consider himself invited.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
EAST CANAAN

MT. and Mrs Carl Robey and daugh. ter of Westfield, Mass. spent Tuesday at Henry Miller's.
 Miss Etta Gallagher of Bethel, is spending few days with friends in town.
 Miss Mary Mansfield and Helen and Anna Kane of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. are spending week at Martin Casey's.
 John Foley and Mrs Ellen Foley of Mill River. Mass. and MT. and Mrs. John Foley of this place, motored to Winsted, Sunday and spent the day with relatives.
 George Smith has been on the sick list the past week.
 Mrs. Harry Carley and two children and Mrs. Henry Wilson and Edward and Thomas sweeney, motored to Waterbury Monday and spent the day.
 John Kane of Poughkeepsie and Matthew Kane of Winsted, spent Sun- day at Martin Casey's.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradley of Branfe1d were over. Sunday guests of Rev. W. F. Maylott at Sunnyside. MT. and Mrs. G. L. Parsons of Ga. naan are stopping at Stevens farm for
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
Words From Home
Statements That May be Investi- gated. Testimony of Canaan Citi-
 Zens.

When a Canaan citizen comes to the front, telling of his and ne1ghbors of his experience, you can rely on his sincerity. The statements of people residing in far away places do not com mand your confidence. Home endorse ment is the kind that backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such testimony is con- vincing. Investigation proves it true. Below is statement of a Canaan resi- dent. No stronger proof of merit can be had.
 George R. Morris, retired machinist, Main St., Canaan, says: About four years ago, suffered greatly from kid uey trouble. I had annoying pains across the small of my back and the kidney secretions were burning and irregular in passage. I often felt all tired out. A friend told me of Doan's Kidney Pills and I gave them trial. must say that they helped me won. derfully. I still use Doan's Kidney Pills once in awhile with excellent results"
 Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Morris uses. Fostsr-Milburn Oo., {, Prop, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv. 23.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23

while.
 Miss Gertrude Brinton visited Miss Mary Tierney last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. O. Ware of Wayne and Mrs. Ellen Church of Syracuse, N. Y. are spending two weeks with Mrs. Dunning.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Giddings of Wethersfield, called on friends and attended church here Sunday.
 Frank King and nephew of Plain. vile were at E. s. Roberts over Sun. day.
 Sunday was an unusual day for East Canaan church. It might be tailed Old Home Day. There were present Rev. O. W. Hanna of East Granby, Rev. W. F. Maylott of Derby, both former pastors, MT. and Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Church, MT. and Mrs Giddings, Mrs. Chas. Rood and daughter of Ashley Falls and MT. and Mrs. A. A. Law renee of Canaan. all former members or attendants here.
 MT. and Mrs. Hanna returned to their home Tuesday accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. G. W. Cowdrey.
 The o E. Society will hold cake and ice cream social at the church par lors Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9. : Mrs. Nellie Stevens and son of New York are at B J. Stevens for visit.
 Miss Hazel Miller has returned home after spending two months with her sister at Westfield, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23

Catholic cemetery.
 Rev. and Mrs Chas. W. Hanna of Granby, spent short time in town last week.
 MT. Simmons and daughter, of Bos- ton, Mass, were visitors here last week. MT. Simmons was employed in the railroad shop at Amesville, about 22 years ago.
 Mrs. F. Brown, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has been visiting at Dr. Skiff's.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfe and child of New Haven, are visiting MT. Wolfe's grandmother, Mrs. Belle Wolfe, in Amesville.
 Louis Burkett, who is crippled, fell down stairs last Friday, injur1ng him. self quite badly.
 Miss Olive Wilms and Miss Clara Sabin called on friends in Lakeville one day last week.
 Mrs. Marilla Moore has been visiting her daughter in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Miss Helen O. Eggleston, of Canaan, was the guest of Miss Clara Sabin last Friday.
 Robert Woodin has accepted posi- tion in the clock factory at Winsted.
 Mrs. T. F. Watson is entertaining several friends this week.
 Mrs. Laura Brinton has returned home after spending two weeks with her son in Waterbury.
 Mrs. Maria Rectal and -granddaugh. ter, Alethe Rectal of Philmont. N. Y., have been visiting at the Burkett home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dickinson announce tue engagement of their daughter Miss Sarah B. Dickinson tt Henry Johnson of Danbury.
 It is said that in this town the names of 25 of our most prominent families will die out with this generation be. cause there is DO male issue. 15 oi these families have no children at all.
 Dr. Skiff has purchased Buick road ster, and not Rec, as stated in last weeks paper.
 The gate house at the power plant it receiving repairs in the way of g cement finish on the outer walls.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
CANAAN VALLEY

Last Wednesday night the farm house owned by Charles C.. Thompson was burned to the ground. The house was occupied by young man who had spent the evening at a neighbours, he returned about 10 o'clock and retired. About an hour later he was awakened to discover the fire burning fiercely and he had just time to secure few be. longings and make his escape f-.
 Charles G. Thompson who spent the winter in Waterbury, is expected home next week to open up his cider mill. This week he is attending the G. A. R. National encampment in Boston.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
NEWS from REARBY TOW MS

turned Sunday morning.
 Edward House of Chapinville was in this place Monday.
 Mrs. Arthur Stein and son visited her aunt in this place Tuesday.
 Frank Nichols was in Canaan one day last week.
 Mrs. Stringer, who has been away for a few days has returned to her home.
 MT. and Mrs Miles Hanchett of New Jersey, also George Hanchett of Bridge port were guests of their sister over Sunday.
 Miss Edna Dean is visiting friends in Seymour.
 Claude Scoville and family of Water bury spent few days with friends and relatives.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
SOUTH CANAAN AND HUNTSVILLE

Some of the farmers in this vicinity have finished having.
 Fred West is in the House of Mercy, Pittsfield, Mass, where he has had an operation. .@!.
 Mrs. Silvernale. Miss Grace Silver. nale, Ennis Silvernale, and Mr. and Mrs Chas. Dubia took an auto trip to Sharon last Sunday. Howard Egleston was their chauffeur.
 Miss Mabel Dean carried an auto load to Worthwhile, Saturday and visited her sister, Mrs. Crossman. They re.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
A CARD.

We would heartily thank our friends and neighbors for their assistance in saving our barns at the time of the fire last Wednesday.
 .e-. o. G. Thompson
 Mrs. Grace Mcintyre Canaan Valley Aug. 21, 1917.
Connecticut western news., 1917-08-23
GARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their many kind actions during the sickness and death of Mrs. l.. E. Turpin.
 W. A. Burkett e.5-. z.-'" '-.. c. W. Burkett
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31

Mrs w g Short Of Oakdale, il
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs T A Morris.
Everybody and tho baby around
here went out to the strawberry
farm Wednesday
Miss Nina Owen of Burrville is
here this week, the guest of her
cousin, Miss Berniee Albertson.
The Chancery Court for Morgan
nunty was held from Monday
corning to Saturday evening of
st week, Judge Roberts presid-
lg.
The Glen Mary we'll was shot
onday with so quarts of glycer-
,e, and results will not be known
until the we'll Is cleaned out and
put to pumping.
The Christian Endeavor Society
held a social on the court house
lawn on Friday evening of last
week. 1t was a red letter time for
the young people.
Death and destruction followed
in the wake of the great storms
which swept over seven states Satur
day night and Sunday night. The
storm swept over Kansas, Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Alabama. 200 are
killed and lO4O injured.
while the property loss is estimat- +
ID at SIS, 100000.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31
TO CONSERVATIVES
And All Afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
catarrh, Grippe or any Lung
or Throat iroubIa.

After suffering for years with Q severe throat
trouble which ran into Consumption, Rev. e. A.
Wilson was eSrsd by following plain raIss Of health
TO help all sufferers he wrote, for free dstribu.
tion full description of his trouble and the simple
means he used to cure himself.
WILSON'S REMEDY (Dy. CLsrsI,y., ores.
eribfjon) has been doing its wonderful GOOD work
and 10 household remedy in many. many homes
to which il has brought health and happiness.
IT you are suffering from Gsy Lunf or Throat
trouble whatever do not fail to give this invaluable
remedy q trial. Send for Mr.. Wilson's history Of
bis own remarkable case which will be sent FREE,
together with SLIGO package Of the remedy. to ali
who write for il. Address: Wilson Remedy Co.,
Westwood. Nj, U.S.A.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31
June 9Th, 1917,


William Lee of tho ath had bust,
nesa with the Trust.s Tuesday.
Sheriff Byrd Is in Knoxville this
week serving on the Federal Jury.
! Robert Jacks was in town Tues
day, HI made aa happy by pay
ing for the papar foE o year. !
Mr. and Mrs j. A Honeycutt are
in Knoxville this week. Mr. Honey
QUIT 10 aervipg ON the Federal Jury,
and Mrs Honeyoutt Ia Waiting with
friends.
The sheriff requesta US to notify
the registers of the consumption
draft that they must bring their re-
ports and cards to the sheriff's Of
flee in Wartburg on June q.
The Wartburg and I4ancing
Christian Endeavor Societies will
hold field service ON Sunday after
noon at the strawberry farm for
the benefit of the berry pickers.
The Rev A G Peters died at his
home in Rurrville this Thursday
morning at $500 o'clock. He will
be buried Fridgy at 400. Sun.
bright Masonic Lodge will take
charge.
Gran Davis put his car out of
commission by some means un-
known to US, and we doubt if he
knows how it occurred, aud he now
IS compelled to walk to and from
town and ia fast losing flesh by it.
Poor fellow. l.
1t is rather astonishing that our
Did friend Ben Summer with his
'amily motored thro town Tuesday
both going and coming, like a
streak Of creased lightning and
lever stopped or looked our way.
Don't do it again Ben. {
The many friends of Mr. Tiffin {
Dit will regret to hear of the death
It his sister-in law which occurred
asst Sunday at New Paris, Ind,
lrs OFT made many friends when e
he was here visiting last fall, who
7ill regret to hear Of her death. I
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31
One new improved WAL
ter A. Wood Mower for sale
at the old price $40.
Bruno Schubert.

w B Crenshaw will hold the con-
scription registration for the 4th
civil district in the county court
room at the court house next Tues
lay June 5. He will be at his post
from 7 m to 9 p m on that day
and every citizen in the 4th civil
district between the ages of 81 aud
81 is required to appear and regis
tor. The penalty for refusing or
neglecting to register is imprison
ment for one year and heavy fine.
The machinery for putting down
a well on the Davis farm east If
Wartburg is now all placed in pos
ton and drilling Operations
will begin as soon as the s inch
dry pipe arrives. Mr. George A
ONeil, one of the incorporators |
ofthe company, and an old aid cA-
perieneed oil driller is in charge of
the operations, and it goes without
the saying that he will push the
work as rapidly as possible, and it
Is to be hoped he may strike a
big gusher.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31
Register
Tuesday,June 5

Register.
Register early.
Register next Tuesday.
DR. Byrd motored to Oakdal
Tuesday.
Fat corn meal and cut dow
the high cost of living.
Miss Elsie OFT was on the 81,
list the~ first of the week.
Mr. Grady Hudson Of Petros.
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs S>H Jestes is spending the
week in Knoxville the guest of her
sister, Miss Della Human.
The White Ribbon Sanatarium
want two young ladies to train for
nurses.
Miss Amy Taylor, sfter visistiny
for several days in sOakdale and
Lenoir City retained home Wed
ne>day.
County Clerk S H Jestes is busy
this week motoring through the
county swearing in registers who
will conduct the CONSUMPTION reg
istration on Tuesday, June S.
Al Albertson, district manager
w o W, returned Monday from Il
trip to Hartman, Spring City and
Evansville. At the Spring City
cemetary Sunday afternoon he,
together with state manager, A y
Simmons, assisted the Spring City
camp in the unwilling Of the W u
w monument over the grave of the
deceased Sovereign, John Gala
hon.
Articles of Incorporation were
were filled with the county recor-
der at Muncie Indiana last week by
the Kentucky and Tennessee Oil
and Gas Co. of Muncie, Ind. show
ing a capital stock of $4,000. The
incorporators are Clarence D Wiley
and George "A O'Neil of Muncie,
Ind; David E Fritz and Miles
Davis of Robinson, ILL.,, and Dana
d Flanagan of Cincinnati, Ohio.
1t is about time that the parents
should come to their senses and re-
alize the great responsibility which
rests upon them for the physical,
moral and spiritual welfare of their
many of whom have en-
tered the broad and fascinating
which ends at the very /
gates of ruin and destruction be-
cause the father and mother in
their blindness failed to direct their
youthful steps in the proper road !,
which would lead them up to the
Sunday school the cradle OF the
church. 1t is very natural for chill
iren to follow in the pathway and
steps of their parent, and when you
ind the parents lacking in their
luty to the Sunday school aod the
church you will find the children
growing up outside the fold of
christianity. is it too much to ask
If the parents that they spend one
lour on the Sabbth day with their
children iDthe- Sunday SCHOOL, !
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-05-31
White Ribbon Sanitarium
Mountain Division.
WARTBURG, TENN
Will be open for the aocommoda.
ton Of patients aud guests

| III 10 open IOF tHe aOCOmmOQa'
ton Of patients aud guests
The 18th of May
The scenery and air from this San
itarium would rival that of the
Alps of Italy. For Nervous
Troubles this location is a sure cure
The air, the quiet on top the noun
tain whore the birds sing, the per-
fume of the many mountain flow
ers; the water, all oonduce to re-
store the shattered nerves.
A full corps of capable nurses,
the best doctors, everything spec
ial. The treatment of drug patti
ents a speciality.
All kinds of surgery. Courteous
treatment will be assured guests
and patients.
Terms reasonable. A house doc.
tor will be here all the time.
ANY. reputable doctor can pnt
a patient here and treat the patient
here. This is an ideal Sanitarium |
with a full board of directors un-
der the supervision of " q. C.
Quale of Chicago, who with family
will live in the Sanitarium. Mrs.
y. c. Quale superintendent of the
school of nurses.
Mrs. ]. T. Lynn,
Gen. Manager.
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alus benz Wtnnisipalseriht

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bIeiben, ipeHu er siu QutO flbren tuilI.
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crosntli4en Betraseus frsi9eiprohen,
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Ieerer Wbistpfluihen NIT elmer mias
beripsrtbisen Sorts.
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mar, ipurbe sciteru ppn Ri9ter Sell
sntlahsn. neil bic glntlaes grunolos
mar. Rptbsr bate in Der Stsiouuss.
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Che. be.Grlautnikfbeime.

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INattis Reiebdro, 43, 1910 goura
| Strabe.
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lRutb s. 8anROn. 1s, ROrtb geEs
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lgIara s. 8plorainer, 20, lola
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I Strabs.
l5Iora Soffmann. q. 1913 Rae,
StrdBe.
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Roobs.
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9dderti,n, bic birtft on bic aoniu-
menttll peri1ufsn. Die ipi9tisIte
Reform in Der @sribsiiuns bes ftrtis
gen probutts fnnn jebenfalls in ber
eriisn aloHe burhgsIiibrt iperben,
yersn Serftslunssfoiien unb 9er=
Ditnit 81 proosnt bes preiies i'm
9leinterI9Ieib beirassn, lpGbrsnb
RE Soften Der ablieferuna an ben
aleinEanbler 13 uno Sie gtrtriebsz
folten unb Der Gepinn bss stleins
hGnblsrs 20 prosent betrassn. Rabz
iunssmiitsl Dittator 9ooper peiit
earauf bin, bag bis 9srtriebstoiten
iiir bas probuit Der 9robbddtreien
80 qro5ent Der Soften b,s Brots
rariitnsn, b. 8. mebr als brei gents
bro aaib. Die 9robbSder tSnnen
belfen, iptnn iis 8rot ssssn baar
ptrtarfsn an aunbsn, bic ss mitnsbz
men, unb auf ben Grobbanbslss
preis aufidlasen, ipas itnsn Der
8leitperfhleib auf bieie Wsiie toitst.
er ertIdri, bic @ori4rifisn iinb nit
5ilfe Der 9dder absefabt porben
linb ,fnnen Iei4t BON ieb.m Bidder
tsfolgt Derben. Der preis bes
Erot5 in England betrGgi iebt, ME
Der Rabrunssmittel . Diiiator auss
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halt 25 prossnt anbsrsr grotfrii6te
ooer 2ortoffeln. 2lubsrb.m bat bic
Rssisruns fiir ben 3psd 5000, ,OOO,z
coo bstpinist.
geri6ten Sufols., bic BEL benz
Wahrungsmittsl Diitator .inaeInu>
zen finb, iinb felt benz /. septtmber
:HfoIgs Der Don bsr gtobrunasmitt.ls
nsripdItuns anserssten Sparmstbooen
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WitbI sripart norbsn. Der BeIdluB
ter goder, aItbadenss 9sbGd nidt
:uriidsunebmsn, bat 100000 5aB
wfsbI st1part.
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1ie ariessttemer.
gtttiniatc EGnaersaon5frt mnb and
GpnIpbonie> >aonserte iinb ibr
nnteripsrfen.

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mub audi auf bic 3idets 5um 8ers
einieten Sdngerzaon5ert an nddyiien
Sonntag ariegsiteuer be5ablt ner>
Den. Sir Die 25c 3idets miiiien 3
Gents uHo fir Die 50c 3idets miiIlen
. Gents be5nblt peroem Ga Der slns
orang Dor geginn 6es aon5ertes
pobl Elm itarfer iein ipirp, 10 mare es
gerdtben, tpenn je6er 2idets sSSnbaber
Den betrefienoen 8etrag entrihtet,
obne oab getpetielt perOen nluB. es
miro baourd piel Aufentbalt geiport.
9ie uripriinglide 9fnnabme, 6ab
Die Spmpboniefon5erte, ipeil Tie err
3ieBeriiden 3tpeden oienen, bon Der
Ber9niigungsiteuer beireit iinb, III
irrig, 0enn tpie lns aus Der Office
Der Grheitrn aiiociation mitgetbeili
ipiro, miiiien ston5ertbeiufer Die
5ebHpro5entige GriegsIteuer ebenials
6esableH uno oas besiebt iif iOpobl
aui Die Spnlpboniefon5erte als aud
nli Die Sonntags goIfsfomerte. God
iinb SSnbaber Don Saiionbiaets, bic
Dor Dem 1. Ropember getauft woroen
fino, bon Der 8eiteuerlms befreit. Su
bieiem Siune bat 6as S6asamt emit
ihie0en.
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ioa bis iie oas 80. 2ebenSiabr err
reidit hat. Bis oabin fol- lie Die GIN
FINITE erbalteH llno faQS lie iib bann
nod nidt nit RaIpb Barter perbeis
ratbet bat, ioa ibr oas erbtbeil ausz
te3ablt peroen. Sat Tie ii6 jeoo6 nit
Barter oerbeiratbet, bann fol- lie
3eitlebens mr. Die GinfiInfte erbaI.
ten luabreno bic Sauptiuutnle na6
ibrem 1Ooe eleihbeitli9 unter Die
bier Sobue pertbeilt rperben ioQ.
Tbpmas Grouogue bermadf
feline 5tDei 6duier an @ennsr Strabe
fsinen sipsi Reffsn, feiner 9ti6ts uno
feiner S6peitsr Bridget gtisrnane;
biHterIdbt $50 fir MeFsn uub ben
Reit isinss 9erm0geus on bic pier
sritsenannten Grben, ioipie feline Rttr
ts Satberine Worinnstp.
Sbn Dinbif6 5interlGbt 800
on bic SprinssrOoe gemeter1 Nhccias
ton fir bic eSnitanoboltung Der Ja'
milisnsrabftdtte, no ibrs GltsrR Sobu
u Winbii6 sr. uRo Satin, tbrs
S6ndaer qaA unb SEQ. 5. UNI
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seit unb nah osrsu 9co on ibre iSsa
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Stdps.
g q dIab q den.
Serman Staps lit 0aflaBperrpalz
fer pon Bilbelmine Staps; @runos
eigentbum $500.
Serinan Stnps iit gfahlaBperDaIs
ter bon S5Sa @inoiih; Yerionalien
$500. 8runSeigeutbum $4,000.
10. @. 9onipap lit Seitamentsooas
itreder Don Sbouas Grouogue; Bcrs
ionaIien $4,000, 9rlinoeigerltbum
S2500.
CHARLES g. 0ousbtp lit 2eita>
mentsooqitreder BON 5looills s. 9os'
ling; Nerionolien $4,000.
Charles G. Welion lit RoflaBDers
tpalter BON 0ancp u. geeIion; @runos
eigentbiim $4,000.
9ottie IaseIs lit 1eitamentgpoas
itrederin oou Sreberif gaeeIs; Bers
ionalien $4,000, SrinoeigentbuuI
$4,000.
eSrieorid Ster5er lit gtadIabner'
DaIter BON Bauline SeIlp; 9eriona'
lien 5000.
2ouiie 8obman @aIIe lit SeItas
mentsooIlitreferin bon @IH. s. 8aIle;
BerionaIien 81 900.
Ger perionIihe gta6laB Der Warp
Sapes betragt $1106.38.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-15
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0er Wdhratb bat seitern bic Offis
3telle 3ablung Des WtunBlpolhdsts be-
cnoet uno oaraus gent beroor, oa6
!ValptHs 1luralttat ilber AllsH 45lO
Sttmuen beIrogt. Sos gotum 1T foi7
genoss:
Fir Mappr-
l'9olDin 43,358
au.n 38,848
Sammeridmibt 11,035
DBesWupor-
Socobs 4,261
Scbuion 35,699
GubitOr-
GarrG 46,509
8eis 33,459
SGubmetfsr-
Qatterfon 1888