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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-10-03

Dyspepsia is Americas curse To res
tore digestion. normal weight, good
health and purify the blood use Bur-
dock Blood Btters Sold at all drug
stores Price 81 %.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15

were eletced as delegates to the COM
Ing convention: Daniel w. Edwards
and Edgar Northrop, alternates, Eds
ward Booth and William Slater
MISS Ina Nichols was guest last
Sunday of her parents in Huntington.
Miss Ruth Stacy, who recently re-
signed her position in the Elm street
school, has returned to Danbury.
Stephen B. Hayes and Frederick P
sherman have been appointed ap-
praisers on the estate of the late Eliz-
abeth Beardsley.
Edward Booth is spending this week
as the guest of Mrs. Campyon Cutler
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
GOV. HQL.(,OMb
GRATEFUL FOR
AID IN CENSUS
Appreciates Spirit of Coop.
Grafton That Has Been
Shown in State.

| Inc spirit in which citizens of all
parts of Connecticut have responded
to the call of Governor Marcus TT
Holcomb for assistance in carrvin Q
through rapidly and to a successful
| completion the military census of the
states resources in men and indus
try has gratified Connecticuts Chief
I Executive
very much appreciate the spirit
in which all these men have rendered
| their services to the state and TO the
| nation the governor said TODAY at
the State Capitol at Hartford. The OBJ
| Ject of this work is to find out what
| the resources of the state in men and
materials are, so that we NAV have
the material available In the event of
war, the possibilities of which T hone
| are remote
Il have always believed in the pa
triotism of the citizens of Connection
but the offers of service which have
come to me since this census plan was
suggested serve to accentuate the fact
that the spirit which has DISTINGUISHED
Connecticut in the past still lives to-
day."
The first town in the state to respond
~ 49, 0eeAA AO1 oCI VICE WAS avon, winch
however, was only a few hours ahead
OF Durham, East Windsor. Old Saw
brook, and Somers, in the order nam
ed,i with a score of others following
IN quick succession. The city of Hart
ford was busy in the meantime per-
fect1ng its organization and build up
complete system for handling the
canvass in twenty-four hours Of solid
work. Other cities responded with
almost equal promptness, so that to-
day, all over the state, the work is well
in hand.
Under the system which has been
devised, the governor is the sole head
OF the military census work. He has
a committee of special assistants who
are handling the details for him Ev-
cry one who enters the work goes into
it as an assistant to the governor.
And every one who enters it does the
work as volunteer and through will
Hngness to serve his state and nation
without thought Of compensation. In
the cities the mayors are responsible
for the census, and in the towns the
first selectman is in charge of the de-
tail. There is scarcely a city or town
in the state where additional census
takers are not needed and those will
ing to take up the work are offering
themselves to the mayor or first Sc |
lectman, as the case may be, as volun- |
teers, ready to do anything to hasten |
the project to a successful conclu-
sion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
Compensation Plea
Hearings for Month

Wednesday, Feb. A. 1917-Hugl
Ward of Bridgeport VS.. James May O
bridgeport, Right shoulder injured
Question as to occurrence in cours
of employment.
Thursday, Feb. Is, 1917-Meeting O.
| Commissioners in Hartford.
| Friday, Feb. 16-Nicola Ghiomindt
VS.. Burns Company. Injury to RICH
leg. Question as to occurrence il
| course of employment.
Sunday, Feb. 18-Address at Plaza
| Theatre, on Compensation Act
Monday, Feb. 19-Helen Laios VS.
Warner Brothers. Question as to
occurrence Of injury in course Of en-
ployment; Mrs. Loretta Siegal widow
| of Frank Siegal VS.. Belknap Mfg. Co.
Blow on head from iron bar about No
vember Is, 1915, from which claim
that he died September %, 1916.
Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1916-S. Pala-
tiello VS.. Rem. Arms Co. Question
as to occurrence in course Of en-
p1oyment; J. Liebesfach vs. Westches-
ter County Brewing Co. Question of
doctors bill for an accident occurring
in Norwalk, injured man being in
the employ Of New York employer;
Meeting of Commissioners in New
Haven in the afternoon.
Wednesday, Feb. FL - Margaret
Lewis, widow of John Lewis vs. Amer.
Graph. Co. Question as to whom
compensation shall be paid; Albert
Clough, Of Port Chester VS.. Henry
Steers of Port Chester. Hit by a rock
at Hawthorne Beach. Question as to
occurrence in course of employment;
Helen Ku1hay VS.. Crown Corset Conn
pany. Broke off scissors in right leg.
Question as to payment of hospital
and doctors bill; Ignatz Kohlbacker
VS.. Morris & Co. Right hand lost in
sasage making machine. Question as
to wilful negligence.
Friday, Feb. %, 1917-Mack Work
man VS.. James Doolan & Son. Right
foot crushed. Question as to occur
renee by reason of intoxication; Ros-
well A. Morse VS.. Annabelle Russo
Loss of sight of eye. Question Of re-
sponsibility of employer.
Saturday, Feb. "a, 1917--Anna Mar
tin widow of Andrew Martin VS..
Stamford Mfg. Co. Injured July 3,
1916 Died Sept. o. 1916 Question as
to death resulting from accident
Monday, Feb. 26, 1917.-Magdalen
Marx widow Of John Marx VS.. City of
Bridgeport. Struck by automobile
while operating gate at Yellow Mill
Bridge December Is, 1915. Died De-
cember 10th, 1916. Question as to
death resulting from accident; Adolph
grandfather of Vaughan
VS.. Otis Elevator Com
pany. Fell from staging and killed at
plant of American Graphophone Co. |
January End, 1917. Question as to de-
tendency.
February 9th, 1917.-Andrew HUI
dak VS.. Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. Leg
injured. Question as to present con- |
dition connected with injury. Hear
ing held at Hillside Home Mrs. Mel
lie Brown, widow Of John F. Brown
VS.. H. J. Lewis Oyster Co. Sustained
injuries in August, 1915. Died Dec.
9th, 1916. Question as to whether
1eath was caused by injury.
February %, 1917-Leona Dandrow
widow of w. H. Dandrow VS. C. A.
Scaffolding gave way, and
caused death January S, 1917. Cues
ion as to whether employer has less
han five (5) employees; Donald E.
Shepard of Norwalk VS.. Fairfield
Question as to loss of use of finger:
Vongabfa, widow Of John Newman
IS. Charles H. Kemper. Question as
o death resulting, from injury or
,ther causes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
STEPNEY

Mrs. William Craft is spending some
time at the home of her nephew, Will
liam Lane in Bridgeport
Mrs Turney Northrop has been i'll
for few days with an attack of the
grip.
Edwards S. Beardsley, Henry Smith,
Herbert Joyce and John M. Burr have
been appointed to take the military
census in this town.
At a recent meeting at the Meth
odist church the following persons
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
DIVIDEND is INCREASED.

New York, Feb. 15-The federal
Mining & Smelling Co. declared today
a quarterly dividend of 1 "a per
cent. on the preferred stock, as COM
pared with 1 IA the last previous
disbursement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
Bird geDOrt-

III bTIUS6pOTI.
A little son was recently welcomed
into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Parks in Manchester. Mrs. Parks was
formerly Miss Elsie Gilbert, a popular
teacher in this vicinity
Albert Liska has accepted a posi-
ton with the Bridgeport Brass Co.
Mrs. Lucretia Lane spent a few days
last week as the guest of relatives in
Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
ALUMINIUM COINS IN GERMANY

Berlin, Feb. 15, by wireless to Say
ville-The. issue of new one pfenning
coins in aluminium is announced to-
day by the Overseas News Agency.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15
TO-DAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.

st. Louis founded by the French
in 1854, but was later sold to Ameri-
cans, and benevolently assimilated by
the Germans. Battleship Maine blown
up in Havana harbor in 1898. Kim
berley was relieved by the British in
1900, after a long siege by the Beers.
The first train crossed the Andes
from Buenos Ayres to Santiago in
1884. E1ihu Root, lawyer, statesman
and diplomat, born in Clinton, NJ Y,
1916. Nine. Marcella Sembrich
prominent singer, born in 1858, Lem
burg, Austria.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15

Bishop Cleland Hinlocl Nelson, of
the Episcopal diocese of Atlanta, is
dead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
BOUQUETS
JOHN RECK s. SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-15

Robert G. Mckinney, of New York,
left an estate valued at $1.S33,658.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

Wlc@tuIlcu & Meaiu @onnterne6-
mern BON gtr. 1910, W1arplano-glpeo
ongeltellter zimmerman, purOe
mdbrenO icincr Qtrbeit I'M @ilionltr.-
Eunnel Der aYenniploania-9abn"
bon elmer 9lr6eits-9ofomotiOe getrof-
fen. &otopsfi ipurOe i'm 8atroliua-
gen Oes noromeItliben GiItrifts ms
D}arDlono General SoipitoI gebradt
mo man conitatirte, 0aB er ouBer
Guetiblmgen am &6rper audi einen
9einbruh erlitten bat.
9 ep uBtloS aufaefun0ea.
Steoeu Smero, Elm a Sabre oltey
2ooenbeiiber bon 9lr. 2226, SIt.N3o-
mmcnt StraBe, muroe BON cincm
aoitgdngcr IN 6eluuBtloiem 3uItanoc
in ieincm Simmer ouigeiumOen. Der
&olt0dnger, @mannel Seid, 6enad.
ri6tigte Die &oli5ei oes norolidcn
GiItritts, Die i'm na9 oem ct. So
iepbssSoipitol 6ringcn licB @r i1cint
tllber @efobr 5u Ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
(alian6et6 u. smel6cf 6ecr0int.

Inter 5o6lreibem @eleite lpur-
oen geitern 9ta9nlittog Die ir6ii6en
lleberreIte Der am SSreitag elmer lang.
mierigen &rnnfbeit erlegenen 6rau
@li5abet6 81. Spelbed ouf Dem 2ou.
oon-3arf-6 f-6riebbofe 5u @robe eetra.
gen. 8oitor s.. @ieie bon Der Gon-
coroia-&ir6e bielt I'M Sterbeballie,
Ger. 404 9}oro- -Nlonroe.S .StraBe, einen
feierliAen Sraueroienit. &rodtpolle
8htmenitiide i9nliiften Die 9obre
Scr 9obingeidieOenen, Die i6rent
9lnoenfen bon i6ren oielen 6reunoen
lllno 9efonuten gepiOmet pltr0en.
PTS 8abrtudtrdger erwieien Ole nod
lte6enoen Serren ser Geri9ieOenen
Ole lebte @6re: RuOolp6 itno @iliam
Zimmerman Sarrp &lare, 9iiharO
Nloier, @iaiom Maier imo Sermann
g8eielman. Srau 3mel6ed mar 6S
&obre alt, olS iie Der 300 ereilte.
Sic ltammte aus 6onnoper uno war
ais 19-id6riges Did0den nad 9lmeri-
ia gefommen. sic miro auBer BON
i6rem tiefbetriibten @otten, BON elmer
S6pelter iiberlebt, Der Srot 6.
&olfer, ser @ottii oes 8rdiioeuten
oes n@ermania @fdnnerbors.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
llc6crla sdlluabenaIter diMams.

SEER George 6illing, Der 9eliber
Der n@einIaube4 in Ger. 8 gloro-
@aD.StraBe, lit am 26. @loi AS
Sabre alt geluorOen. .S6ne ooB er
Dor6er cine 9l6nung Bate, pur0e ge-
ltern iein @e6urtstog BON pielen
6reun0en in ieiner &o6nung, 9&r.
1912 Sorioro-9loao, gefciert. Serr
Sitting ge6ort 5li 0en menigen oeut.
i9en 9icltairotellren aus Ger gltten
olten 3eit. Gr iibcrno6m bor 20
Sabren Die @eiumirtbi1oft GER. 1888
0rleans-StroBe 500. Damn na6 9&r.
s 9SorO-SolliOoD-Str mor nod 0em
groBen 8ronoe in 1904 in Der sea
lionengieBerei," 9tr. 6t3, 0it-yopet-
tc-StroBe etoblirt, 9ine Oonn no1
gir. 406, Sit-8oltinore.Str. 500
ipGter nu6 gtr. 51t, 0it-8oltimore.
StrdBe Inn, lno bat iib iebt iein
Sefal in g}r. 8, 9toro-@oD- -StroBe,
eingeri6tet. Sr. 6iaing lit @lit-
elieO Dieler Oelltider 8ereine, oarlln-
ter Der D@ermania 2oge 9tr. 100 ser
6reimmurer," lit gbrenmitgIieO oes
D9lrion", ge90rt gum ollnfel Bra.
ilg-8ereeu," gum n&ur6eiienOerein4
gum 4, ,@ittelsbo6 .8erein4 uno lit @e'
neraIquartierneiiter Der aGo. 81"
unO felt 21 Sa6ren gliidli6er @ottO
ltnO Batter.
Giele ieiner 2ogenbriIoer uno Ser
cinSmitgIieoer 6atten iidb i'm Stiaen
eingeiunoen, Inn ibn 0as @e6ltrts'
tugsfino, 8ll iiberroi6en. Gs mar
ein i66ner Gag, Der Iongc i'm @e-
od6tniB glaer Die an Scr 5eicr
Gbeil ua6men bleiben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
@etaate GSran perirrt.

Cine etpa 70.iGbrige oeitti6e
SSrat Sic i6ren 9tameu ais Gotbie
S6iiBler unoiebt, beiinOet lid in ser
0itIiben @oli5eiitation. 9(ber oa tie
ionit mioeripredenoe 9tngo6cn mod.
te, lit iie ni9t selpiB, Oh iic t6otid6-
lid 10 beiBt. Sic CAB audi an, lie
1obe 3 506ne, SSobn, golentinq lluo
George, aber uu9 oieie 9tngobe mag
ni6t ridtig iein, oenn iie mioerlprad
ii6 oes 0titeren.
glah ibrer g(usioge pobnt oie
6rau bel elmer per9eirotBeten God
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

@erOen in @rOuiOence aeiuiinIdlt.

Ser 26 Sabre alte 9ialpb Is. Gent,
alias Ebomas gtemman. lno @eorge
8ilIon, Die pegeu eines @inbrliHs 8u
Is Wionaten 8u6tbaus perurt6eilt
woroen maren, ipurOen geitern @lor.
gen. ais iie oie 5trafanitaIt oerlieBen.
BON Den @ebeimpoli5iiteu 2a6ler in0
Senfins perbaftet lno nod Der mitt.
Iereu @oli5eiitotion sebra6t, no iie
fir Die @ropioenCe, q. s., ge1or.
Den feitgebalten perOen. sic iollen
in iener StaOt 5 Ginbrii6e beaangen
baben. ..A, ,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
STIR ein 6cimaetrGnf.

Gas bon Geo. @iint6er eebraite
Bier lit 0as bette. giele @eurt6eiler
BON Bier erfldren, 0aB es irgeno 81.
mem eritfloiiigen ausIdnoiiden Bier
gleidfommt @era0e 0os Ding fiir
oen 6amilieneebralt6. Geines 9lro-
ma, better @eidmad tm0 iebr ndbr.
frGftig. Gireft bon Der 8raueret
our6 Die neueiten Ntoidinen abee-
flint, luooir9 algemeine Neinbeit ge-
Iihert miro. Gilie 81. Fbone:
@olfe 90.
(sSinii8.1%iNo.0ol (Gm.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
Sm Oie Giuiafcit einaeaanarn.

g(m 9icnitdg @loroen miro Die
iterbGcbe &iae oes aus Dem 2eben
Beidieoenen Srn. George s. @iel
oiif Dem 81. @rI6ier.6 6rieObof 5ur
lesten 9fu9e se6ettet. GerwouOte pnO
6rellnoe ocs @eritorbenen iperoen iit
i'm Sroucrbauie gtr. 1900, gSoro.
&atterion-9 -9loenue, sur 9egrGbniB,
feier einfinoen. Scr Srouer5ug miro
ii6 I'M 8 llbr bonn Soile aus nab
ser ct. Gotborineu.&irhe begeben,
poiclbIt Inn 10 llbr Gin Geqldem.
Sohomt celebrirt iperoen miro.
= gln 27. Gioi ibieo Sr. Sobn
@eier aus Oent 2eben III Die @migfeit.
0ie @eeroigung finOet om 9ienItog
giabmittog Inn A llbr bonn Sroucr-
Bouie, 9tr. 36O3, @1ount Gleoiont
9(Denue, aus itatt. 0ie irOiidcn
lleberrelte peroen auf S6wor5 5
Srie0bofe Der Groe iibcrge6en wer-
Oen. @r. @eier binterldBt ouBer iei-
ner, 6ornilie cine 9roBe 0leng2
6relnoe, Die icinen 800 ouiridtg
bctrauern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
Sir Ocu gsaiIcu6ans.iyunO


@ingeu geItern S2S ein. - Ser 6ono
betragt icbt $43S.75. @cute
lit Der SobrcStog ocs @aiicn
feites, OaS a1idbrli6 I'M 9iipcr
@iew-9orf obgcbalten puroe.
@5r0Bcre Goutributioncn bcltte en-
wortct.
gSic aus ser naditebenoen 9lufitel.
hung 8u erieben 1T, puroen geltern
I'M D0elti6cn Gorreiponoenten0 S2S
fir Den gSaiienbmtss 5ono obgelie.
fert. Selite 1T 4fingItmontog, elm
Sag, an pel6em Die Gellti6en gol.
timore'S Itcts nacb Dem 9liper- -gem.
@orf pilgerten I'M on einem Scite
tbeil0unebmeM ooS itets cincn an.
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tltng oes aglagemeiuen DeutiAen
g8aiienbauies~ an Der 9lisquitbitroBe
lieferte. Gos Set miro in 0ieiem
Sdbre nicbt obgebalten, ober nidt
etpa aus Dem @rrnoe, peil geIin.
geno @iittel porbun0eu iinO. @elo
lit pieImebr iebr notbpeuoia ino ole
Direftorcn Der 9lnitalt boffen Dab
bic oeutidcn @t6nner uno 6rouen
oen &fingitmontag ni9t Dergeiien
meroen. sLnitatt na6 Dem 9Sart 5u
gebcn mGbren ibnen iiber 100 g8oi-
ienfinoer Oonf6or. penn iie uad Dem
o9eutiden GorreiponOeutcn" man.
bern unO ibr SMerflein 81 Dem 6ono
6eitrugen miirocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

ter, 0eren gtomen ino 9loreiie tie
nidt an8ugcben permobte. Ole 6rot
tpuroe bon einen &oIi5iiten allf Der
StroBe berumirreno ouf9eiinOen
imo noh Ger Eoli5eiitution aebradt
no iie lid in bbut Der Nlotrone be-.
fiHoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

FItd.
1. @iniom 9rmIirone, 122 g. sgroaowab
5ranf gud6eimcr, IS S.s@rooomab
2 Samuel Snret, 10 S.s@cniruIsg(be
Sncob gia6, 4 Ss@retersStr
g. 0arrb Rieifin 16 SsfSrontStr.
Omen g. GeDnolbs, 40 S,dSronisSfr.
A. glnbreip 3. Sim, 422 O. SsG6ensGtr
Sranf Spmar6, 225 Slenlmerglneb.
g. slbraDom g9einberg, 6t2 S.aBonoStr.
Sobn 3. @nrns. TOT S.s9oensSir.
g. g8iuiam Gioftregen 1919 8anfsSir.
Sincent g. @almiinno, 233 Ss8onosSir.
T. 2lngelo s. Gilcnio, 235 S.s@ono Cir.
Iracb 9embaD, 22O S.sNroaomaD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
|. Notn s. Mlc@mobnn. 6O2 I'd. .@aIlimoreIIr

T. So6n 6. Wlc@mq6nn, 602 gg. sgaIimoreIir
Sioberf 5a6eb, 3 Sif@mlberrhsS Cir. "
2. Sobn g( Saeiiner, 3t4 ". 8.sWdl6errOs Git.
g9ininm 0onaloioh $40 9nrls9lbe.
3. 3. Geo yteipman, 52t sWdtlbcrrOsSir.
gS. Dr. Gciumait, 52t g8 sQhilberrOsStr.
4. SO. E. @olentne, 2t6 W0rhesglbc
g9. s. 3bbnls, 725 gS. sSarniogasStr.
5. g4innm &erber, 304 s@reencsStr.
Charles Wfller, lit &earlsStr.
6. g9ni 3d. Some, 729 ". siSanetesStr.
@bas g. @romit, 724 gS .ssSobetiesStr.
2. @bnS g. goe, 634 g8. .s9dltimoresStr.
9oparb Sopfins, 675 gB ssSabeites5ir,
8. @corge g9orisbere, 603 SiisqomburosSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
5peite @arO.

l. 1@6as. goIf 2o26 Sitseombarosst
2 @61S. @. g. g(derman, 1924 Slts@raiilir.; I;
Sobn 9o1l 1870 S.sg9ofesStr.
g. g9iuiam 8eecbe, 247 S.sggolfesGtr;
nsSoiHs 8. eeel5ner, 1916 @uuebsStr.
a. Sobn SloemiirieI, 307 e. s8roaomdb
fSreo. Wlndert 303 S.sRe9iiiersStr.
o. W. ". @o1en 5i6 S.s@roaolpob.
Sobn gs, SUM- 1888 gllicennnaStr.
g. Charles Bonnet, III S.sSur6amitr
Gbmnro Z, yippof S03 S.sg(nnsSfr
T. @1trid 9Snli6, 42S S.sg9aibineionsSir
iSreo. Sloebler 2020 SleetsStr.
g. @eorge Ncl5ner, 2002 @ouobsSir.
0arr0 @ane, 2021 @ontb.Str.
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|. 5. 0onoUon, GIG gl..@6en.el

OHHltt Ncutps
/. s. 0onooou, GIG m..Goen.etr.
g9alter 8ean 1d43 itN}onunlentsStr.
Samuel &aii5bi, 1908 Si'Monumeni.Str
3. 3. u. Beeber. CAB GniorsStr.
5reoerid Sitter. 5i2 Sorreitetr.
4. 9tobert &eters, 007 2omsSir.
Simon @ndner. 243 9.sSieb CTR.
8. @6arleS S'8rien, 1876 9,sSrontGfr.
g. g.. 3oienliein 90i Oiiqerin9tonsSir.
6. Wlaurice gofiec, 404 9dsnuibStr,
@bnrleS IS. Nromn 1927 lRc@lberrbsStr.
Z. Wlnnrice Surpib, "A glisquitD Ctr.
5ranf Smith. 1928 GometStr,
3. Sncob &nufmdn 20 NsGeuirn s9lbe
S0bn sB. IS. Gbunde, 1902 9lts8altimureiir
Scdste @aro.
/. 2Sam. s. gscrner 22e 9}.sainmoo6s9lbe.
Sobn IS. 9luIbab. 4t8 yi.s2inpoobs9lbe.
2. @9nrgS Stamm. PAIL Orleans. .Str.
B. g6agcS TGncis STSrSaa 9aa 2di Z HySgTSsr
a. 9Salier G. Tdhlor 23t g. sGbeitersStr
Scott 9{ RbueblS. 800 @ouingionsglOe
3. Sobn 9Seber. 1907 Sefferion.Str.
Rbilip s.. @roncn, 1925 SeiferIonsStr.
6. gSinficIo G|cGHnfod. 3f8 9S.sgroa6mab.
pnrrb SnrrS 3t6 Gs9roaopdD.
Z SnrrO o. Sunpbrebs 1888 SefierionsStr.
1beobore Nduer, 1929 SrleanSsStr.
8. Siaacgrenner 1901 Sairmount9loe.
.Spiepb B 9foi13Bn, 1913 Sadon Bldce.
o. glaelius s. gritl3 il2 q isgsai6i19toH'Str'
iSrnnf W{ 0nBmnH, 9 Vs@bapelsStr.
TO- Samuel Q, Bennett, 20t6 SiisNaltimoresSir
Geo 3. &itter 2005 5dirmountssloe.
IL. N0OU iSlllt. 10 N.sWtOHt1orOs9tpe.
gSnl. o. gSolsleO, 2303 sSdirmonttsglbe
-. So6n StlnnsmeDer, 40 GsDiilionsgtbe.
gSeeoon Soro 25 NsOliltonsgloe.
13 9iobert 9emis 2702 Sairmounts9lbe.
gSn &. 9ninn 2603 SiisSnDettesStr.
ID 9Sm. 986itmnn 1886 Nits8dltinoresSir.
Soi, SO, Setter 1877 9stenmooosslbe.
To- Sncob Barnes 164 gf.s@lpooosglbe.
@bns. s.. Wioore. 5000 Sits0altimoresStr.
Sicbcnte gsaro.
f. 0toberi 8. g9oIf s2t Ns2u3ernesSlbe
S1rrD 8uden. SiS Qnfeluoobs9loe
g Sobn 2ebfO, 720 "a sWdltonsglbe.
Sohn Blazers. 2422 SitsW(onumentsStr.'
g. ggiQnm SuerB, 1916 9lhanb9lbe
Sames g. Bd3ourel 1927 Mfblanbs9lbe
a. So6n gS. 3. Come 2004 9lf6lanos9lbe
glnibon0 q. Speioa, 2022 giblonosglbe.
g. Soiepb 3nb Sl5 sRatterions8alrs9lbe
qanl6ert g. IbieB 1902 SiislGdoifonsStr
g. Sefe g. 9SbiteleO, 73S 9liblanos9lhe
SameS g. 9eale, 1885 SitsG6uiesStr
T. 9lbra6am 6jreen, St5 N.s9nno=Str
SarrO g. Sobnion 1884 Niblanos9lbe.
s. Q9indm g. Ruoqett 1042 WlcSonouqb Ctr
09m s. Wltrp6h. IT,, 10it gts8nnosStr.
o. Sutton g. 8rnmble. 939 Ms9ronomab.
Charles g. Gtebens 914 Ns9onbsSir
10. 0bas. q 8Qmpbdus. 1851 SitWlonumeniitr.
GbaS 0eCbnI 100 9f.s9roaopaD
H. 9Snl 6 Riltel G2S g. sgS1lbinQtonsStr
Nlnhrem e. @reQer 1904 Sit.Oionumeniitr.
10. QeRruh gS Oil 60t q N.s@ouinptonsSoe.
So9H g, SSeiBeI, 2339 @leSloerrq'Str
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SauptQudrtier iolQenocr 8ereine: .Ndders
@rnnicn. llnierjts sGerein glr, 3A, aWlQrnlnr0
8dder'&erein" g8dders@ @einngberer" Nercis
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6l", a9dder 9dmeni&erein", nO'aeil8erein".
e@ermania @onclabe glr. 202, 3. 8, 81. Nqee,
Ger Seianaoerein", s2euiider 3reaerbunor
gGii.Bnltimore Dlebger Slranien.llnterliilbuua
&etetn", pGeutonic Nruuten lntcriinbunaas
Sereln" aSenrietiaipoae gtr. ~" Barriers
(Ott251S)
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8. Sol GGnn t70s T6omas9be
q. y, Gabotl, 1926 Wlorclano. glbe.
.. Geo. ". &nH 0annaier, 2005 &cltWooosInc
Soon Nilib. 2203 lSeinpooo.glpc.
10. Sobn 3. 8raltn 1913 SutonglDe.
Sele y. Saupbeimcr, 1916 Ns6nltom90e,
il. Wtorrs g. SanrdDnu, 1345 @ilmorsStr.
e, @dnnono, 1912 SaurenssStr.
~, Sepis &libl, 1924 SrcmontsSr.
@luu0 9tanoau, 1850 QSnooOe1rsSfr.
49, 9doio ~ Snbelm, 1905 8aiersStr.
9. IS, 9oe, 40 9umberldnosSir.
IA. Sol. 0allalL 1901 5uliongIbc.
Sol9mon Sambnrger, 1914 9Scuooos9lbe.
TO- Y. Hqul Wturpb0, 627 @mmbcranoaSir.
Gcrnls Sta5ee, 1921 BreSburD Ctr.
l6 @lhton 3. Ogle, 16l4 SHlions9lue,
S. Selle VI. 0augbeO, 1881 g&s6uions9l0e.
H. 2sm. $. 9oimdn 194S gSal6rooisgloe.
St9mono 9Sormicr, 1714 gt,-syonroesStr.
1S &arrp gari1olmnO 2127 gts6ultonsgloe.
pdrrO =. 9tic)mono, 2003 9IulusfsStr.
49, 9aoio 3. llc&ooern 2103 gSubrooisglpe.
Salncs W(cGna0, 1928 @liioni9be.
20. NniDon0 3. Sunlmel 1926 Rarl pei0Dtss
glDc.
8 @rie 2aWoiie, 36it Geiiiersiown 9ioao.
2l Clarence gS. $erlins, 4440 8eiiiersiopn
Snlrn Q5rntnn, Atto 9}cifterstot,n oFooh
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SEQ. 9. ejrnno, ot2 Sauober.sir.
Charles &epiol 0t3 e. G.s@6nrlessSir.
S(rt6ur s. Gjreoor6 1920 sbarp.etr.
gNnt s.. lieihert 1913 Ss0nmburo Cir.
Geo @ sbenicb6n, 110 9Ss9roBsSir.
9lrihnr Bach. 1t0S e s@bnrlessStr.
TbQs. q. Sipeenen 100 NanoperStr
9iobert " StdnShurO. 1888 S.sG6nrleS Ctr
sames Hobqers, 81 9S. S.sgSeitsStr
9am. &pitmnH t07 g9sGlemeHt Cir
Sarrp 8. gRiQer 1924 S,s@9arlessStr,
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EIV0 ~, -.
Senrh " iiirid. Ala Sern Sfiis9lbe.
9 4. s. Coma. 37f2 Soreit @arfsg(be.
CHARLES aolmber 5000 @ombQtqn.9lbe,
8. gSm. Sol Tepes, 4i09 2ibertO Sei9btssgloe
Sobn (. Soro. IT, 4101 Bonner &oao.
a. Charles 9ieminer 1906 8oieoalesgoe.
@omdro 90 5ubor 1902 @litons9loe.
g. g. T. Surriq 22t2 GjarrionsgIpe.
g9alier Orr, Nosnn nno 9ec0 .glpe.
c. 94m g. 0enIeh 30t3 9Salbroofsglbe.
qouiS Gon 2Sia gSnlbrooisglpe
7. @omnro Donebern 1905 Nraooiibsgpe,
0o9H @n9ei 1918 SrnooHqNpe