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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-04

The following resolutions were drawn up by the faculty committee in decid- ing to play the game:
 We, the faculty committee on ath- letics at the Birmingham Central High school wish to make the following rec concentrations relative to a game of football to bep layed between the Gen. tral High school and the Fayette Coun- ty High school, subject to the approval of the principals:
 T. That the game be played at Rick wood park on Saturday, December 8. 1917
 "2. That the proceeds of the game, aft CT the expenses have been paid, go to the School Junior auxiliary, Birmingham chapter American Red Cross. 8. That it Is the unanimous decision that such post-season games are against the best interests of the sport and should not be played.
 A. We recommend and urge that the Alabama interscholastic athletic con- ference take some action against the playing of such games, as has already been done by similar organizations.
 C. A. LLOYD,
 J. S. COUNSCELMAN,
 HOMER L. THOMAS. Approved:
 A
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A. Towers, chairman of the local board. Not more than one ton of coal will be delivered, and then not to customer having ton on hand at the time.
 A special election to decide the question of an additional 3-mill school tax levy has been ordered by the county commits sioners at Glencoe, December 2s. Those who have canvassed the district believe It vii carry. Moody's district vii vote on the same question December 10. AL toona will vote tomorrow on the ques- tion of issuing s1O,0O0 in bonds for new schoolhouse.
 Rev. Willis T. Howard of Boaz. for merly of the Alabama City Methodist church, is the first minister from this section to be made an army chaplain He has been ordered to report at Camp Pike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-04
Jury Is Selected to
 Try Nurse for Murder

Dedham, Mass, December s.-The jury in the trial of Miss Harriet A. Varney. nurse of West Upton, charged with the murder of Mrs. Pau line A. Reyes of Brookline, was com pleted before adjournment of the first days session today.
 Miss Varney took an active interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-04
Chief Shirley Attending
 Police Chiefs Convention

Chief of Police T. !. Shirley left Mon day afternoon for Norfolk. Va, to at tend the annual convention of the chiefs of police. Chief Shirley will be absent from the city several days.
 Captain George Devine, recently ap pointed, is acting as chief.
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in the examinations. She spoke firmly and distinctly when challenging a talesman or signifying her acceptance During her consultations with her counsel, she smiled frequently.
 George H. Reyes, husband of the woman whom Miss Varney is alleged to have shot because of jealousy, is ex- pected to be one of the states wit nesses.
 A boy agen entered a Kansas school and, after inducink the young woman teacher to dismiss the class. persuaded
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and he came near passing in his checks" as a result. It is a safe bet that this particular soldier will not again at tempt to provide anything which will substitute for the whisky when it is real red.
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DEATH PURSUEs FAMILY

tempt to provide anything which will substitute for the whisky when it is real red.
 DEATH PURSUES FAMILY
 Mrs. N. T. Glosson, widow of the late Nath Glosson, who was for many years member of the Anniston police force, being killed by blind tiber, passed away at 1:S0 o'clock Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs J. B. Allen, in East Lake, Tenn, following an illness of several weeks.
 The body of Mrs. Glosson will be brought to Anniston at noon today and the interment will be made from the station in Edgemont cemetery.
 The hand of death seems to rest heav- lily on the family connections in this case Less than a month ago Taylor Powers. the father of Mrs. Drummond Allen, died at his home on North No ble street. Within about 10 days MT. Aliens father died at his home on South Winner, on today came the announce ment that J. B. Aliens mother-in-law had passed away.
 MRS. MARY A. COOPER DEAD
 The body of Mrs Mary A. Cooper, who died at the family home on Wal nut avenue Sunday afternoon, was laid to rest in the Edgemont cemetery Monday afternoon following funeral services at the residence conducted by Rev. Leon M. Latimer.
 Mrs. Cooper was 75 years of age, and was the wife of W. H. Cooper. Mrs. Cooper moved to Anniston about 30 years ago, and during the period of her residence here made many friends. She was a devout Christian and faithful member of the Parker Memor- ial Baptist church. Besides her aged husband, Mrs. Cooper is survived by four children. Mrs. R. O. Watson and Mrs. M. D. I4anford of this city, Mrs. Elizabeth McCIurkin of Atlanta and E. A. Cooper of Moultrie, Ga. Be- fore coming to Anniston, Mrs. Cooper lived at Opelika, and belonged to one of the best families in southeast Ala bama. D. F. B. Smith of Opelika and Miss Nellie McClurlSin of Atlanta at- ho f,yp
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 CHARLES A. BROWN, Principal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
TWO MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS
ON LAST SATURDAY N!GHT

Posey prater Of Mertens and aiiss
,Mabeile Wilson, the pretty daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson. were
united III marriage at the Methodist
parsonage on Saturday night abeat
IL o'clock. Rev. Moore reformed
the ceremony. He had retired fer
the night, but gladly arose and made
two happy by tying the nltpsiai knot
Miss Mabelle is a fine young lady
and has many friends who wa her
" IL The groom is not very we'll
Known here, but he is 10 + e een2ra4-
ulased on winning the heart and
hand Of such an excellent youns Wo-
man--Itaiy News-AeTaId.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
BElIEFIT EVENT
For RED CROSS
sfsa' il''aabils Rses % Is1ss State Fail
lisss Saturday. Jaas 2.
SPEED klsGs ARE TO CONTEST,

Spsed demons Of worldwide fame
NIL De sean IN action in Dallas SAT-
prday, Dune 2, when the greategt
automobile race scheduled for fhe
Southwest viii be run off on The
speedway at the State Fair Of Texas
Featuring the day will be d one
hundred mile race and for this event
a purse ef $500, together with i
valuable trophy cup, has been offered
TO The winner. In addition to this
long grind for the famous drivers,
several prelininaries for short dis
tances viii be run off.
The big race will be under the dir.
ection Of the State Fair of Texas
and the occasion will be benefit for
the Red Cross Society. Recognizing
the invaluable work being done BY
this Society, the directors Of the Fair
decided that encouragement should
be given ard as a result liberal per-
eentage of the receipts Of the day will
be turned over to the Red Cross
Society.
Official sanction of the meet has
been granted by the international
Motor Contest Association, of which
the State Fair of Texas is member.
This means that records established
at this meet win be official. G. Huff
harvard, widely known. as direc-
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ter Of such automobile race meetings.,
has been secured BY the State Far
to manage tbs meet and is actively
directing arrangements.
Acknowledged to be enc of the
fastest dirt tracks in the country,
the speedway at the State Far
grounds offers IN aliuring prospect
to the topnechers among the pre-
fessional auto racers. Supremacy on
the dirt track is mooted question
among the drivers and an opportunity
to meet the challengers for tlrsts
honors viii be welcomed by all OF
them. For this reason and because
of the liberal purse hung up, It IS
exnected that the entrants IN the
htg race will bring together the most
famous aggregation Of professional
drivers that has been assembled 10
the. Southwest. Fred Horeyr feeog-
nized by many as king OF the arr
track. has asked for an entry blank,
and in all probability will be on hand
when the starter cuts the racers loose
June End, NJ c..4o
Fair fbe speedway at Fair Park was
declared by drivers racing there 70
Le one of the best dirt tracks over
whieh they had piIoted ear F., Since Iinss
that time considerable labor mas ps s',,i
nut on the track ironing out some ne
slight Sic imperfectons and hardening me 4
surface on the treacherouS tufliS' ~
The time the classic events Oh dull ~,
s sl are ready to go, the track VIII !
be as near perfect as i can be mace
according to MANAGER DarMaIU. .o+,,,,,.
Manager Darward has JUS, return urn,
ed from the East and North where where
b be attended some of the race meets
BEING he us'i held and where he ADVERTISE q
the ss Dallas meet among the driv slsete As
Dallas, by reason Of the date se ,',eots
can fail into a circuit Of race r, meeis'
; Say g St Louis. st, Paul. Detroit;
, and others, man of these drivers t Til
come com direct from the East to th's
city. - o;,noaas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
ALTO RACES FOR THE
pENJEFJT OF RED CkOos

n+uo Texas. May----Speed klngs
90 III n : track win assemble N
DeIlg fa- he CLASSIC one,h lilpla,,
IL - ,-,. be run of Sa1uEuhs,
M anna p ,sf the speedway, a. the
rronnds Of the State talf OF s 49, 80
The meet will be a nenell1 ~ oe.eI
Pod Cross Society and was arr aug ~ ~
tbroueh a desire Of the dltee1S.s "a
tbe State Fair of Texas To et'co SU MI;
Az work of this organization' y a tps
~ ~. feafore of the day WI pe ,n
sCentnrv Grind, there wlli De sea- 49,
,oces over short distances ~, az
i.n,,,,aries DO the big event ine e osa,
',' ;asstt, az The Dallas speedway oNS :
:. 80 ~ Sirf tracks OF the SoUta"sse =
oen', soseo, for the kings OF the slSs1
uiS wanting chance to rae - =
NJ NJ eo,,rse The championship -, In,
W. I'.e ,rarL for the one huH9fe9 IL
9 5i.taone Is a title somewhat 10 US
a's s. a,oony the greatest a. the ~
ssssienal drivers and J = e...,g for
tain that numeer OF slI 81 a,,tsr far
honors in this division VIA WV
the Dallas meet. ~. ,.,. nurse
Far The bic race OF tne gay s i Az
&c % 800 has been Offered anu - tke
s;t;nn 10 alis there WI e. ~
a a,s.sv a valuable trophy sup. Fair
"'i ps,,.'esnarafions for the otaSg .@n-
: Ts Va, for the season of ~, t No.
" ,,,lafa tho greatest eXpostetsn . s,,,
tehp pa, heen held of q similar hAsSi i,
mas sE. ,,, lists have been enlarged :.
lrs ss, aepartment. new struc es svs
every ee homse many classes o, ~
sfsetea y = General the scope Of s'ae
olei.s 4 fair has been widenea.
sntIs 10 ra,ss on all railroads
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bRTINs. LOSES 1T,
4 But Is sTiIL HAPPY
ktl,entlues Of Bessie Love in
he Heiress at Coffee
Dams.

Dams.
edy which is not a tragedy
bry Of "Ihe heiress at COT
the new Triangle-Fine
IN which Bessie Love is
at the Dixie theatre today.
appears as Waffles, a little
girl, standing behind the
h a metropolitan "beaneiy. J.
parentage she knows moth
b. best friends are Shorty
hs cook at the "beanery, :
Miller, q young musician
Compositions have thus far
find a market.
Rertisemnet appears for an
Eianafed sixteen Years PC
ese father has Just died. A
Efooks. ore Of whom knows
iaes hat there is a chance
ene easy money ny bringing
kaTd as the missing lieiress.
lot succeeds, and Bessie Is
allad in The big house left
II daughter by The million
be scheme further coHtem-
le marriage of the girl to
p crooks Sc that they car
|of all the money
j this plot is frustrated in
II tine - Shorty and Carl,
Eeh taefe comes a surprise
| the three pals ard the
ra an ending whieh is en-
hslaciory to Waffles and
PIE is also showing Roscoe
|Af6uclle today IN a two-
's'oae comedy, His Wife's
Tomorrow the attraction
e great dramatic star. Will
tart, in a Triangle feature.
MS Double.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
rNrERuRBAN TINE TABLE
Southbound

sS8aSiuOEish
Local cars for Waco and informed
ate points pass Wagahaclile 6;S4,
s.44, 9:44 and 11:44 a. m. LA,
S:44, 5.44. S;S4 and 1884 p, N,
AIRS passing 6:34 a. IN. and S:S4 anu
1o.S4 n. m. run on limiied time.
ars arriving from Dallas i;44 p. M.
nd l2:12 a. m. stop at Waxahaehie.
Limited cars for Waco and illtaf-
,aed;ate cities and towns pass Wax
9hachie S.24 and 1854 a. m., lz.s4,
3.94. AGA and 6:S4 p. m.
NorthbouEd
Local cars for Dallas aud inter
,,,ndiafe noints leave WaXaaachle
and 6:35 a. III. Local cars from
waco 10 Dallas pass azahae ! !,
800 and 11.0o a. 40 leo, S:gV'
5.o0 ZOO. 9:3S and 1888 p. in.
~ two ears = or limited time.
- TSmited Il 7r Dallas anu IN
tarmediate eit. ; towns pass
Waxahachie 7:3S, 8, ana ! . :
a m, 1873, 3.3S, : 5S ana so ?,
u Baggage handled on local passen-
Parlor cars for Waco pass WaNa-
sacbie 1e:s4 and SsS5 p. N. fof Oar
AS az 9.3S a. m. and s:Ss p. M.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
AUS TRAN EMPEROR
WORKING FOR PEACE

AMSTERDAM. June 20. -
Emperor Charles told represent
atiyes af eight Austrian political
parties that he was striving for
peace 1T the earliest possible
date, according to "A report re-
ceiyed here today from Vienna.
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Cheerfulness benefits all who
come in contact with it. The rays
If the sun often make glad the
most respondent mind.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-29
Standing OF the Teams.
played. Won. Lost. Pct.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Results Yesterday.

Anaskosee Ii, neaison
Port smith /, McAlester II
sherman o. Ardmore l.
Tulsa S. oklahoma Naty ?,
=, - - -s-.Aa,,.s
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When We love our neighhofs rs
we do ourselves We will divide our
last American dollar with them
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1t is those who are too anxious
to make money that fall into TRAPS
set by others.
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standing OF the Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Boston 2, New York 8
Philadelphia 81, Brooklyn 80.
Cincinnati :, PITTSBURGH e.
Chicago /. st. Louis 4.
standing OF the Teams.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Detroit s, Chicago ;.
ST. Louis S, Cleveland |.
New York 20, Boston 80.
Washington, 4, Philadelphia
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Man without an aim in life
like a storm without ruI der.
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Liverpool Spots.
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are poy-
ing the following prices fer country
produce today.
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One who boasts of his honesty
viii bear watching.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR.
. . . . = - ~~e~~~>

y . Q . = = . . . Y . . y =
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Dallas 5. San Antonio 0.
Shreveport s. Waco 2.
Fort Worth /, Houston 2
Standing OF she Teams.
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cbeerfulness recounts its sue
cssses. the respondent man his re-
verses.
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IL lis news-the Light has IL
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Houston and texas Central.
xFecf Round
Trinity and Brazos Valley.
Sn.,ah Iln,1t,1l
NJ, X. 81 T.
,t.f44 3s7Hd

ANOENtt- y tltiSt'
No. (Flyerl leaves. -. 4:o4 a. M
No. 10 Limited leaves. ;29 2. ~
South Bound.
Ne. (Limised) leaves. Q. 4 a. NJ
No 6 fFIyer) leaves .s...9:e9 p. m
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t>>~>&%~@~>&~~~
WEATHER.

= Tonight and Saturday gener =
, ally fair, not mach change in =
. the temperature. Max. 81. =
= min ~. =
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FOR SALE First class meat mar
ket outfit. A $3.50 ice box, comput-
ing scales. cash register, etc, cheap
for cash. w. l.. Harding, trustee.
Il
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-17

headquarters.
you brave little lady! Ny friend,
your father will be proud Of you,
spoke General Heath, when Marcia
had impaired her message. q hope
my loyal messenger, who is my
nephew, comes out all right. He will
speak his own thanks, which will be
ardent and sincere"
"The first kiss p spoke WiIfred Ar
lington, three months later, recovered
from his wounds and pressing the
sweet willing lips of his hancee.
"The second, dear" murmured Mar
cia, hiding her head on his shoulder,
and making him the sole confaant Of
that feverlsh kiss in the old store
warehouse whore they had first met.
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lieberlegem
Nereen Is iiG bic StaStpdter bs5iig.
lidy Der Yrpteite sessn bic
goritenfabrif.

Su einenr gapaltigen Reoetourllter
fam es aciiern eeIesentlih einer Sly
ing oes Gtabtratbsfcmnliiieas filr
0efuubbeiispsien, in Dslhsr bi'
9rr.citIer qegen bic projeftirte gor'
zen. uno Robtaarfabrit OIL oer Dane
iuso ebaie Strabe in eriier Sinie 81
Sort famen.
3tatiirIid) mar anb Die J!rnrd, tpel.
ie ben Gan Der 5abrif plaIlt, onrd)
tinen anwdIt pertretcu, Der i'm ysa'
nen ieiHer stIieilten oeriifertc. onB
Die Aillage eudD nift bic gerinsitan
iibrIen @eriibe perl,riadlen ipilroe.
Ite g.roteiIer in Der 9fadboridaft
ipaicn aIeidtiaas ourd, stntpaite oer'
tleteu, oic natiirlid, sdn5 epsrgii4 &C.
I'm ben acpIouten Ban ginipriid sr'
hobcn, neil 5peifeIscbne bic eniBe
9latbarid,ait perpeitet rsrhen ipiirhc.
.irberoem proteitirteu i'm 'sntcrciis
hes @earlet Safs GeneIunssbtiH
Or. s. g. s9ppc, aaiter I. u. Tied
MANI ifIlb 6err gbarlcS Naper. I'M
9inmcn Der Spriug @rouc Gen:etr0
affiociation erbob 3. z. . Scart9.
rorSb Ginfprcde, mil ourd, bic tsc'
ride Die ben Sriesbof beilld'erocn
grrfonen be.6itigt iserben R.iroen
slli,eroen. ipnroen ben SiaH-
ratesfonmittee nod, zine elnJahl
2cnaen fafiir porsrfiibrt. oaB es IN
oar Wadbnri4nit eiuer abnlifen I'D.
srif icbr i6lIed,t riet,t rHo oab oiei.
Reriif)e fir bic @signhbeit nidt o.
rn5e iorocrlid, iinS. III bieilm Stlns
fagte 3rmi Arhibalo p. gRuir, bon
fcr Queen Sitn gpenlle ans. Die iit
yer ilninittesbnreu Rcbbaridnft cinsr
dhnlidIeB 5abrif ipobnt ssbren au.
Gnben mad. giebt cs in Der Nafbar.
ff,nft bort iebr bieIc arnnte nne aud
iE;r @ntte lit jiifoine Der entiebIide.
gnsbiiiiIiilHaeH unh,iIbar frnrf ge.
tporoeB SanitStsiuipeftor SeIiom
roIu itdStiiden g'efiintfeitsamt be.
'tatiate, bnB bic g,eipohuer Der Ioa.
barf6aft Der aHbsren 6aar. uRb gors
ilenia6rif iit' irbr bcrfig aber lille
@triiGe befhpsrt baben.
Der pert.ster Der sSirnn, i,eI6,
tie Snbrit bauen mill, crbpt iid, cine
9,iireidlnft bcfiir 81 itelieu, baf, feline
Geriidje in Der gfoGbarifnft ST. Be-.
luerfen icin iuiirOeH. Tos acnunitter
bsfhIpb ts iih 81 u erlegtn. ob bi.
i'om Gtaotratbsmitsliee essIie afac.
GonaIo iHterbreitetc Grhiranl. icei.
tic ben @n, ioIGcr anbrifen IN
ssobuoiitritten perbietst, BEN Staht
ratb esnpfehIeno einberidtet werSen
fla ODE. uidH
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g picle
Sairpictp Gipie aeasae..

Die 5dirDistp Gtoic 2easue bat fir
bic am %. Ottobsr ftattbabenOe 8es
Gntenpobl bic &anbibaten autseifelt
Guf bem rDtben Sidet laufen: Sir
PrGiibent Gbtparb SsIir, 8i8eprdiis
bent Geo. 8. SeB, Set,etGr 8allace
5unts, S6abmeiitsr @oparb Soffs
mann, 5ruitees Clarence 2anbfrieb.
Dr.. sbeoDor ganss. Diaiam 3. 6eb,
Charles Ssdle unp Sr6n SengIer.
Die aanoiboten auf bem blauen Sits
fet iin3: Sir @rdfibent @bnarb 6e.
fir, gseprdiibent Charles 6. Sherer,
SetretGr @auacs Sunte, S6asmerIter
Gbparb SoFFmann. sruitees ausuif
IG4crbt, sSpbu gIate, Oscar &lein,
CHARLES glont rnD Robert @ooo.
Cine aompasne sur 8erboppelung
Der Mitslieoi6oft, bic iest ettua 175
III, ION irs Dsrt ssieBt iperben unb
an aeitern Der &aqne fpuroen
Btliam +. SeB, Gbparh Gelir uHo
Otto Renner ernannt.
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Armer Ssufel.

SSn cine rerspeiieIte Gage lit Siirdi
ocn Sriea Der 23 Sabre olte Sobit
9u.eqer bon SO. t706 &ace StraGe,
aerathen. gr irr-oc aelterit aoii 0sn
Detectives MicSbane unb Sones ner-
bosict, neil er iitb gepeigert battc,
i;G mf cine 8eiiiing ner Militar.
aushebunGsbetoree bin 81 itclen.
3pleaer aeb bei ieiner Seiinabfne,
DC iibriqers chne StJrpieri1feifeu er.
folatr, ba er nid1t ben eerInJlten Ber-
fid) gentaft botte, iid' 5u nerftcdett,
rffen 5u, RAG er feline arieasoienItc
finn fpoae. Gr beuerfte, baf or ssppi
3cdoer i'm oitcrrcid1iiden Seer hobe
iuo lruter trineu llmlh!noen nearR
icine @riiOer fanlpfen tpiiroe, glcid,.
rieI mas audi nit tim oeidehen ioilte
2u.eaer miree Den 9uuet sbfborhea
itterpieien.
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0ebnrteH.

Geo uab eaa sbuis. 2794 8ar'
fam ape., MdbdeH.
Robert uHb 5ranrss 9admsper.
2804 Moobbu.n Ape., Wdbhen.
gbarlss unb auafaiia @uHtemsbsr,
251 Bart Sib:. Snabs.
Wilbur uso Glorsnee CUNT. 3646
MooSfprb 2lpe, RHabs.
4utbOnp IND Soiie Mansolb, 944
Waniion 4pe., auabe.
pbineas uao girsis WiobIeton.
1424 Rats Str. WiIb9en.
albert unb 1bersie 9ia. 2810 GDs
lerain Aps., MGo4en.
aITanbsr unt WarpRicOlini, 1915
plum Str, &ga6e.
GrnsIt unb 8eifie Msiitsg 5017
Giepart 2lps., Mdbdeu.
Diaiam uno Bertha ghls. 2234
iylpra Ctr, WGbheH.
Charles uno @atilbs Rsntt. 7102
6air qart. arabe.
SoIepb uno emma Shmibt, 2529
6olanolbaes ARE, WGb9en.
glsmens uno Caroline Mads, 1867
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