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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
ROAD CONDITIONS!
County Engineer Makes Weekly Report

County Engineer Samuel Humes
Friday issued the following hulle.
TN on the condition OF the King
,ounty roads:
Sunset Highway Road. thru
North Bend-ln fair condition.
North Bend-Cedar Fails-ln good
ondition. except at the Brisack
llll. which is badly rutted and
muddy.
Notwithstanding - From Wayne
station 10 junction OF Woodinyille
: Dad impossible and from junction
TO Kirkland. fair
Meadows Riverton-In very poor
condition. slow signs at Serenville.
ewing Ia construction OF new road.
Renton.msple Valley-Good.
Maple valley.Blaek Diamond
Poor. very rutty and muddy.
lakota Road-lIas been newly
in places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Volunteers FALL
BY Charles Edward Russell

by Charles Edward Russell
WASHINGTON. April halfhearted
these elements Capitol Hill promise help
Won nomstors to United deadly
Somebody who underta we'll the language OF childhood ought
address, these kndcrgarten remark clothed
words of syIabe and conveying these basic facts:
This country IL
fought they or
There has been Europe since August 1914 Most OF
tho simple sons ON Capitol h haven't heard OF this but can be
troVed 10 them from records and picture books
these two year" and esht months OF terrific experience" the
fhe old
will be tho Simple ones but Great Britain performed
with the voluntary ySem every test OF which the mind OF man can
anything and finally compelled admit that
No Good
SPENT 500, 100000 4" '~'-7
army govern
ment made government could make
so0OOoo00 and billboard advertising
cd tho rt pages OF newspapers ~ IN" most solemn earnest az
billboard Of
to six feet had an appeal ever ncab windshield every omn
bus railroad train loaded the malls with pamphlets 1t held
than 10000 meetings the abe public speakers and
adroit
An time from the hills Kent guns
the Western front months the threat Of German
yet thing military
the bad because Great Britain had worth the
illusions forced the a"nt champions OF voluntary
cnltmcnts:
so PERCENT ARE USELESS
The voluntary system produce army
thing like the numbers required.
for enis,ments the enemy Is advancing upon YOU
OF no ores,
Britain could be made Into soldier. In two and
II ia desperately slow while arc waiting and whining
factories Of skilled farms Of labor because
have choice You take these when they offer
II doe. good the pay o. volunteer. or to In
Britain did tina, again until families
getting from than they
While you foOlns antique devices
the nation t'a' has universal military training s~eepna over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

No matter what ails your child. n
gentle. thorough laxative should al.
ways be the first treatment given.
N your little ono ls outofsorts.
halfsick. isn't resting. eating and
acting naturally look. Mother see
II tongue is coated. This IL sure
sign that It's little stomach. liver
and bowels are clogged with waste
When cross. irritable. feverlsh.
stomach sour. breath bad or has
stomach.ac diarrhoea. sore throat.
full Of cold. give teaspoonful OF
California Syrup Of Figs" and in
n few hours all the constipated
poison. undigeatod food and sour
bile gently moves out Of its little
bowels without gripping. and YOU
have a well, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after civ.
ing this harmless fruit laxative"
because Il never fails TO cleanse the
little ones liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach and they
dearly love its pleasant taste. Full
directions for babies. children Of all
ages and for grown-ups printed on
each bottle
Beware Of counterfeit fix syrupg.
Ask your druggist for a 60.cent
bottle Of California Syrup OF
Figs then see that us made by
the California Fig syrup Com,
pany."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
mo. GOOD NUTS"

Britain army
Yielded
she had made single military
from to a bundcr
oonscrpton. she has made military
lei that a
there saekes
a
II tho simple OF hill go
noundering along which
a half
A o you reAiy want.
Ia =
geological epoch. a
OF Suuran-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

kovel;y-s,ilIsater - Poor condi.
ton.
Tolt Hin Road-Good condition.
Tolt and Vlelnity-R Roads are
generally in poor condition.
Acknowledgements - Good condi-
ton.
Auburn-Bisck Diamond 49, over
old Green river road in excellent
condition.
Bryn mswr-Brick road south
from Bryn Mawr Is closed. Take
gravel road. right. over the hill 10
Renton.
Renton-Renton Junction 80 Good
condition.
Redmond-FalIs city-Good condi.
ton.
Falls city.North Bend-Good con.
oition.
Falls ci.y-Issaqush-Muddy. but
in fair condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

than out" Ia n, verdict OF the
board in denying tho applications
% German aud Austrian prisoners
In WallA Waila.
Declaring thai tho sacrifices ~
vars in tho past had been worth
a thousand fold their cost 90
America and humanity" Bishop =.
W. keator. speaking before tho an.
nnal meeting OF the Sons o, the
Revolution. held ~ the University
club Thursday nlght. hold his audi.
enco fascinated BY his mAstsrfui
summary % present day conditions
and present day cutles
Prof Clark r Biass,t. OF the
University OF Montana. also spoks
and At tho annual election Of OF
ficcrH. Manson =. nackua WAS
elected president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

The fealty Of the Roman Cath.
Ollie hierarchy, clergy and people
10 the American flag and cause
has been pledged 70 tho president
by the archbIshops at their annual
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

The state pardon board will not
parole or pardon aliens IN the
penal institutions. Better Off in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
SCHOOL GIRL HURT R
BY CAR WINDOW

Allenc E,man. IS. grammar
school student. who lives AZ 2905
leslsr way. was thrown against a
window In Mt Baker park car
this morning at o'clock, and was
severely cut about the face and
head The girl was standing. and
when the car hit the curve at aist
ave. and MoClelland st. she lost
her balance and fell Against the
window. She vas taken to the
Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

With every store and industrial
plant closed. 1000 people Of
Hoquiam paraded thru down
pour Of rain Thursday afternoon
Gov. Lister and Ole Hanson were
the PRINCIPAL speakers at patr.
otto meeting which followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Cut-Rate Prices

Ailm~nt. Of the Glands
and s~vy~~ Specially.
Eye. Ear-. Nose. Throat,
Chest, rheumatism. Blood
and skin Ailments. rsrnl.
y-ls. Quick. relisbis trsst .
nent for Pelvic Ailrn-nti
and all w~akn~s.r- Blood
tests Of every Kind. rerna-
n~nt b~tt~rm~nt for low ".
tally. -eientifis spinal
nerve treatment. No knife.
Twelfth year. Df. MACY.
2o5-5 Epier Bldg. sis Soc
ond ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

The Bohemians OF tho city were
urged TO lend heart and soul 10
the movement against the central
powers by Volta Benes. who es-
capped from the war zone few
months ago. and who spoke at n
meeting held at the Labor temple
Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Raymond furnished ak. KIRK.
land produced four and Clio Elum
seven. and they are all huskieE
and good sailors This Is part Of
the weeks record at the navy re.
cruitlng station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Nine Whitman college graduates
and students have been granted
commissions as officers In the re-.
serve They were examined at
Spokane. TWO undergraduates
also passed the tests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

The university will send 2 ath-
letea TO tho Preside officers train.
ing camp next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
hep! hep!

Company n men who haven't
got no folks" viii have relatives
supplied. \ meeting at the Cham.
ber OF Commerce worked out plans
10 provide military sponsors TO
look after the needs OF the men
who otherwise would be forgotten
when tho mail was received.
Clyde FTtch's Nathan Hale"
will be presented by tho students
OF Queen Anne high school Friday
and Saturday nights in the school
auditorium.
The women's branch OF tho Navy
league opened offices and a SEWING
room at 32g New York block sat
urday morning
Lieut.. Joseph IT, Wilson. son Of
Blake Wilson. superintendent OF
the Burns Packing Co. vas killed
in action. somewhere IN France
April II. according TO word re-
celved in Seattle.
Lieut.. Morrow G. G.. Gustin. as
sistant recruiting officer for the
army. stationed In Seattle. has 81
years OF service In three branches
Of the army behind him. three
scars from bullet wounds, six re-
volver shot medals. and a lot OF
good yarns
Niss Leone Moran. who was ON
ployed In First ave penny ar
cade. haa become recruiting OF
flcer for the navy and has several
scalps on her belt. Since she
turned her efforts TO helping Uncle
Sam last week she has been 70
sponsible for the enlistment OF soy
eral men.
Raymond furnished ak. KIRK
land produced four and Clio Elum /
seven. and they are all huskleB |
and good sailors This Is part Of !
the weeks record at the navy re-
cruitIng station.
The Bohemians OF tho city were
urged TO lend heart and soul TO
the movement against the central
powers by Volta Benes. who es-
capped from the war zone few
months ago. and who spoke at n
meeting held at the Labor temple |
Thursday night.
The university will send 2 ath. |
letes to tho Preside officers train 1
ing camp next month.
Nine Whitman college graduates /
and students have been granted /
commissions as officers In tho re.
serve They were examined at /
Spokane. TWO Undergraduate .
also passed the tests.
With every store and industrial .
plant closed 1000 people Of
Hoquiam paraded thru down
pour Of rain Thursday afternoon /
Gov. Lister and Ole Hanson were /
the principal speakers at a patri. |
otto meeting which followed
The fealty OF the Roman Cath.
Ollie hierarchy, clergy and people
10 the American flag and cause
has been pledged 70 tho president
by The archbishops at their annual
meeting.
rho etato .,.,d,, t,..I ..it 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
SWEDISH DELIcNTEssEN
STALL m

Finest Blend az Corfccr. Roasted
Fresh Daily. lh...... zoe 10 Toe
salt Maclterel each Zoe aud zoe
Large salt Herring, each ...... Sc
Medium sizo salt Herring, 3
for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
NIane fir Scn aIOrreidlcn @iertem.

Ser 91a66arl6nits-Gpb bon Sr.
on9ton bat in leiner leeten in Der
hid proteltantiiben ct. SSames.
@ir@e abge6altenen &erlanmlung
ole arrangements iiir Die 5eier oes
olerten sSuli eingeleitet. Sin Gouite,
eelte6eno aus oen SSo. 8. 9. gtemea,
aSorliber> $. 8. 9teigbbors, Stills
Sorlibenoer, s. gS. Grobbe, S6aB.
inelller uno @iaiam 6. Hogers iuur-
oe ernonnt INN Die @orbereitiIngen 5il
oerooIlltGnOigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
IlrOnnIerIndlnna IL NaItim0re.Gp.

Ser 9lferbail.9lgent fir Baltimore.
Solntg s. 3. Suoion miro i'm Eau.
le oieieS Sommers nit llnterItiiB.
Nna Der Marplano 9lderbou-@rperi'
,,llentir.Station ouf Der MorDlunoer'
@'eologii6en &ermeliungs- Commit.
l'on cine llnteriudung oes 9oOenS IN
"em @obntp porne6nen. Der 3ped
ger Sr llnteriu6ing lit Der, genal ieIt5us
peuen mel6er 9lrt Der 8oOen 1T
uno wel6e natiirliben Siilfsquellen
ooorbonoen iiuo iiir Oie perihieoenen
Nrten 0eS g(derbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
llntcr6oltnnes-g9cei

,,e5orb's" l6c @oroeu Of slQa6" (9sonoels
bil0l
pplppooromc" 9auocbQe uno SanoelbIoer.
nWiarnlnMo -&duoepiue uno QgaHoebloer.
D8idOria'E &luoeolle uno g9anoebloer.
,NiUcr 0icp @nrf" GdQlib 6on5erte mo
nnbere glttraftioHen.
,SnD Sborc" Idglic1 Gnn5crie rlio anoere
uncrbainnQen.
,WiuNuu Eai" Sdglb Snuoebiue uno
nnoere tluierbaltunQen
YNermann'S @nrl", 9elair Sioao 9dqli9
Eaunehue 9iuiif uro San5
rSeutimsilngnriider 9ieocrlranj" nno "a.
mcii Yerciu Sonntaa. ben g. Slni. SamilieHs
AusI,n uIcb pYieuicrt's Bari. Soricb Zane.
,Ebnlin,NiGuncrdor" - Sonntag ben a..
,Nmi JQmiliens9usfIug nad pSenfert's @ari",
GorlcN Nulc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

Abonnenien, nie ben ,,Scuilden Guree.
lp0noentcn" nimt puulilid) pncr unrce~I.
mdhi9 erbaIlcu, iinS Q,hctcn, ber GR,es
Savpu per TeIrphsn gcrr fdlnltllA Wilt
lnslluld au mahtlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
GOnacrt in u@atteriOn.4arf1.

9us Brogrnnm fir 6ns CONCERT oeS iidoi'
9en B0rfsGrcbeiiers inter 2eitun9 bes Yrof
&Qllicl Selomann i'm y&diterlonsBarf" beuie
Nhtnn bon bis 10 llbr it, pie iolat
gPori6 ,Sirit NiarOlano &e9imeni" - Sauab
NnOertiire Sta6at laer" ...... Yuccini
Selection loscd" ...........R Ruccni
&0l3er gion on Naa" a"..........@ @iaett
Irombone colo Saniaiie 6eroiQne" /. Sreiidg
(0err gsiulam iSreiiag)
6ania1ie o@aiter Gbinies" "............ Cafe
aJbrec 0Quces from 9ieQ OjlpOu" . @ermau
sHomauce in GsSlai" ........... .HubeniieiH
SDnos of foe giaiion" ".......... 2dnipe
Wlar6 o10e 9loao 10 &ictorD" ".....St Glalr
~Siar GpdnQleo Banner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

9lus 0en iibrigen @uroes-Metter-
beo6adhrn9S. .Stationen purOen ole
loIgen0en bodlten Eemperotllren,
ole nm 8 ll6r oeitern 9(beno berrid.
fen, bcrid1tct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
Spor 0Qnfen.

- yDnti)e eparbarl bOn galtlmpren. guialps
uno NaiimureiSirnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
cSn6rcsIdIn6feier.

Nie fiini5e6nte Observation-Disclosures
u ueS 0't ct. 9(gnes,Goaege 81 @lolnt
Nal5ineton begonn oeitern gtobmit-
1o9, nit 9occulaureote.GrcOigt ge'
palteu Don &co. 9ii6arO Q. 9ean
U0la Solep6inium College, GolunI'
puS, Sbio. SpGter mar Der @eiltli'
%e Der @6reneaIt BEL einem Santett,
%uS oen StuOenten oeS SSnltitltts bon
oer ,SofultGt gegcben plroe. Garoi.
o uul Gibbons prdiioirt am Wlithuo6
y'abnittog Inn 4.30 bel Der lle6er'
'elcblne ser 0iplome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
Gunncnnnioano nnS .ilntcr0ang.
Slnt6.
gllettcrausfidllen.

Sir MarDlanO uno Oeu 0iitrift
Columbia 5ellte i60ues @etter rmo
meitli1e @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

GuplcrIbnic0e uno @lumbcrs.
Srgn Snbert. 1894 amss.straIe, s y "a.
2elcp0on: g4olie iO09
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
g5nfent QlntpdIfe

Vbiuln y. samuelS Mehf3uali; Vaienie. 6dus
bells, Shutmqrfen. &erlaosrlbie 9Rnmlanb
Arult Guilolna.
Chaplin ". Teraui0u, li6--ft7 Qam 8ui0iua
iS1ahriQe VrlubnnQ
". 0, 4 & 3. NowarO, All Continental 9lba
Nrmt3iten let 1872 erolareb IN N0ltmorf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

Sanolpirt6idaitIihe @erdt6e, Slime.
reien uno @eiliigel3ii6terei.
@rlitl Snrmsr Ge., 2O5 Goro.gao. CIR unb
300 9ioro WuD Cir
T1e Msner q ehner Co., 90 aiabt enuhs.
oenti6es Samenaeihdii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
9[ntnnnhiIc.

@adarb i-35 $3.50. f~25 81 750
,9adato Miaiur 80 of Qnuimure" CHARLES
@iraDe tnb Wii Rohal qloenile
GaruH, oe puntdre Sac $8Db uiln Sat6
"Wlar.oH Mobile Sg." earaae i40s l4t0.
yiorosG barleS SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

Die Storllngen bic am
Sonltag gl6eno iiber ocn groBen
Seen 6erri6teH 6o6en ii6 no6 Dem
1T. 2amrence-S6ale Oer5ogen. 9e-
9leitet iporen 0ie Stiirme BON @ino-
ltoBen, Die mon6mal cine @el6min-
ol9teit bon GA 0}eileu errei6ten,
llno 5mar na6e 8uiiolo. Die &empe.
ratur lit i'm Nliliiiiippi-E6ale beoell'
'eno geltiegen lomie audi in Der obe-
rem Seereeion im0 Den SiiOmeItltaa-
Ten. SSn ben iibrigen Staaten 1T iie
leood iebt normal. Nlit 9luSna6me
bon &egenicbauern na6e Den Seen
~ir0 oos @etter 6eute rno morgen
@a5rideiulib 6itlih pom Nliiiiiiippi-
0lulle i90n lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
SnuOcs.9eportcmeut fir 2anouirtG
Idlaft-g g9cttcr-8ircaM.
@eridt be- @0Itimure. g9etter6iIreans.

Ger 5eu1tigfeitsgebolt Der 9uit
Nor " @ro5entt INN 8 ll6r @}orgens
ln0 50 4sro8ent nm 5 lIbr 9Lben0g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

&rlnt.@ ompOantcH.
esaeIs Eepoiit auO xun GOmpaua" a. Ggni0.
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Staais. .@anfen.

.crutide 8ani upu NGltimure", Naltmnres nn0
pouiouh.Sirnhe. Nu0uil 9eber Nlrdn6enl.
NoDl Vs. ealber. Slcel@rdioeit: @eorae 81
Hang, Stdllircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

9apmntcrialicn Ebiiren, SenIler.
ra6mcn, 9Goen, etc.
Gas. y, Boter & 60, il5-if7 en0.S seberlds
GiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
iSelicr,9S 9Ser,i ,icbCrunQeii.

Observation-Disclosures;
~, 7. sbn6sllcro a 60, ii7-2l G6dmhcr o.
lonNi uiln Baltimore SiraBc
.1entld.Nmtti.nllidle 1enerQegHmeuHas,Oie
snlgelt"t NalinOre'SlrnBe uno 8 inA
nWeAai Snasanr. SO, Of siperpssIa, oenro W.
ssallielo Nelloend QlQlh.aer, i0i 1903 eOduls
gwsrmoHlc 3raeg AetHaetWaq3 Urieiildaa",
Nailmore' ino sorib'Guabe.
9le9pIotten Wleioll, ETC
shgH, Geutlia 60. 3ae. Bib a,aI0e, .tqb
Sirabe
Giun0lei6.@cid
"9S"io'lOateS s"am eo.I I slorO.eiaO eiabs
GiIcupdared oIler glrt mo Sui.
i.bmico.8ubebor.
". scott soDne Gu so2-s0l Hor0 GaU .eb
ei0cntbuDlS glgcntcn nnO S1n0Ier
Vicrre 6. Duaan & Wsp0ep, 10 0fqerlnoion
Gtrlbe.
Ncitlm1en. 3eitidriiten. etc.
eShe Sotlmure esena Gunmanb" Nobe4 g. q
@'eoers. eei6liStnOrcr, 227 h..6al0rtslr
Gertlde @ii@tr imo 8ciibrlitcn.
w. pmiii@, gr. 900 eseneeriuaiou'sirahe.
46oioaropb.
Sa@ra@ Gin Fbgtoaropo hon Nusaelanma.
g'r 10, @eii@c'naion'SiraBe
frieobSie.
Cat Taiun Grmetern -WerIdraerie 0aliern
gesinIs a,,s psaravnlbpldes INisf ipsb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04
Ocl9aitss s8egpCilcr.
Wieredntile geenaI.
9i. @. 9lm & &c.,
6O2 01O Narblano aruli Auilaiua.
WlereanlIIe NaenclI
glo!lonol. .8onfen.

giutlonols8anfeH.
uT1c Slo 9ouu gloilcual @auiD, cabs nn0
@geler'@ifaBe Saro9 ~ Npot Rgdaoenl;
NellrO N 9lcbue. MdlNrer
,,SerUnO MniiUunl NaufN, 432 Gii0,9lrDaoinaD.
g8 g. QSuNlcr Auliircl
yg1cicru Wntionol Nani", IA Guros @uialpsG
gS. NlariOn. Ndiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-04

NcNitrrlnQopl0b 200 W 20. Sir
.. 4u0b NpDlc 222S ENf cir.
Udu0ro Wnntbrill, PIG S0f Sir.
HcGiltrirulgspluB 209 QS %. Ctr.
6. " y. 0ldrf 2445 OldrOlui0 glbc
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NeqiitrirnQSplaB 2316 o. s0bdrleslir.
z. Cjco N ySluis 212B VnrNldlo 9pc.
gcsbc Glirnbull, 2133 WiarOlalio islpc
aepttririnpsplQp- POOP e. Gunlltr
s, 9iibier 4. 5. g. sSiaiams, f726 NsGoIs
GSlo. 5. @ono. 1908 R..Gobcri Ctr.
o. Sraae SESa'5sSSSs oOseSe4 5 S6d @SsS'sfs @areoS sr
0or0cc @romn, 1881 a. sGalOcrt Sir.
9iepilrrunQSplnt 1904 Nnrcluuiir
10. SEQ 4' 5ienncr, 500 OilSFori6'gi6c.
Srancs y. &. g9aib 1909 0juilioro .glOe.
sRcguirirunqeplaB 4O6 Sii9unrulcitr.
H. Solnarb Z C5eb 442 Sit 20. Sir
Srnnf 8 0ialitrom Az Sii 81. cir.
Jicoiitrirnnpspla6- Sft n. Cir.
H. 9aftid " Sulli6an, 1929 GjniIioro gloe.
Bdrid 8dugban, 2250 Gjuiipro 9Ipc.
3egiirrunQsplab- 2250 tSuilioro sglpe.
13. ell6eri 2bnIur 2435 Suilioro gloe.
gllbert SbermNu. 307 Elt "a. Cir.
Jtcgiitrirunqsplob 240S GuillDro gloe
IA. 9eeb " Wic@Ofierh, 4026 Git 20. Cir.
g( g. Wullen, 332 9orrancsglOe
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10. 9QrrD =. 6egeiicr. 27t5 St Nau Str.
@ ". llitermoDle, 2S29 St YallsSir.
NenrD Ocpeu '272i e. %unIsStr
HcAiiirrunQsplab- 272t CT. &aulir
16. 8. Noparb Smith @alpert mo 81. CIR.
9. 3. Wc9nl 1904 glbel' 'gIOe.
NeaiirirnngspIab- CTR. uno Gnilioro'
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9leaiitrirpIatc MnO gleaiitratOren.

Die na4iie6euoe 2ilte ent0df bic CAGE Der
Hegiitrirplabe. In peben ollie iuliqen Uiunner
in 8aiimorc Qiirqer mn @dtbiirqer. sic i'm
@Iier bon 81 bis 3i Sa6reu iteben-iib am
fen miiiicn, iouie au6 oie ylamen Der 8eei
iruiorcn Senii6e Rei6sbireer inl 9lter bon
21 bis 81 Sn6rel. Die ii0 aud reqiitriren lals
idr0ienii 6ernnac5ogen Sic &eaiitrirnn9spldBe
iino moreen bon Z ll6r Wiorgens bis ll1r
NllnlIha nilnn
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Yle@plottcn, M|etoIl, etc
ehgH. gpnllia & Co., Sne.. 19--i5 aaI0el ,inrb
SiraBe
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/. Gbosa. georncr. 1928 H7sirdergn.
q. g. SNnlchnri, 70i Nnrrolion glbc.
9icoiWiunnspIlb--t pllrcnSIir
Q. sub gSellS. 1925 ". WonniSir
a. g. MliclL 1889 NsSriider1tr
Ne0ilrrliuosplnt i04n G 9fnnntiir
3. cieorec Sliiou 400 N.sSuliouglnc
r. Mcppelnlehcr. 10f 0bdniber Commerce,
Ncofrrunoeplnk-t 100 " 9lionntiir
g. Srorf s. Ntiiiclo. 1911 gS, @loihcr Sir.
NnmcS g., Calls. COZ yt ..Sulioniglnc
RcoiirirnnnSplnii- 92n N.sSnltnniVhc
g. gtl6cri 81. eicpcno, Oh gt.,9lionroc cir
0enrN 81 eNnIi 1911 glslgpletonsyir
RcoilririuoSni0ii t02S 9ffNlrpicfoui!r.
g. robn 3 gsnnb. 2h3O 9S N'pfhcr cir
Ibomns Gulih 1900 Eoplnr cSronc IT,
alcoiftrirunouldt 1852 M.goMnieir
&c. N. ebcrman 1000 9ioieoalesSr,
g0illiam a. See. 1922 NlphnI r.
RcoiliratinnSplna--lb GorrInr f1roheiir
g. 0haS ~. GhcuH0u 1902 NnfcoOlc Ctr.
81 q. Nladoett 2Soi Mchnrr plbc
9Moiftrirncsrtnt '' frd eflrafncN
O. Giunri .Qt @ollch 24lN Gontonololl.gIOe
&erberi s, 6lopers. 2426 9arem.gIpe.
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T. SEQ g. crinb. 0t2 NanoberStr
CHARLES HebiDl. 013 G.iNbarles cir.
HegiiriumASpab Nl3 q Gbarles Str
@ 9lri0llr 8ibet 1Oli S0lrpSir.
9lrtbnr .. o'regorp. 1920 SuurpS
3eaiiiriruupopab 1914 Gbarpltr.
g. 2snt 81. 6eiberi. 1913 g8.eQumburgsGtr
WeO @. 9lbenib1u. i40 yBs0roB Str
ateNlltrlunasp0B- l45 QS.s0rOB cir.
A. Mribur Rdcl ll08 G.GOarles Cir.
Iboa 81 Spceueh. i2g Nanoper CTR
Regiirirungoplab 10l2 =. S..0barleslr.
g. 9ioberi Y. SianoburO. 1893 S.iGO0rlessStr
SlmeS Jtoo9ers 2i gS r4SeiisStr
HcgiiirinngSpab~ G.s0Uarlesltr.
g. gSin. 8otiman l07 M.r9lemeni. Ctr.
Nurrh 4. Nduer. i42d S.Nbdrles ctr.
He9itrirunqspldb- 1887 NanOperitr
T. Vb0res s. 0orheit 1913 Nan0Oer Ctr
AigboluS Nmboff 1929 S,sGbureS Ctr
HeaiiruHqspluN 1882 GanoOeriir
g. 6ranci5 A. Guuc, 1907 G.tGbnrles Ctr.
99n g. Wtdttin 25 g4.fNdrneDsStr.
Ge9lirirunaSplab- liza Gduuberlir.
0. Sobn Irdiler, 2044 panouer ctr.
SEQ w. Nginbar0t, 1913 NiabtStr
3egitrirmgSpluB -2iO0 G.0bareSiir
TO- Sobn IS. NicN,aDoH. 1912 Bdtnpsco Ctr.
lioberi y 0drrion ~ liiNedibsStr.
8cgliitirunasplab 80 GliApe0ibs cir.
H. So6n g. 0aQdn, 8 Cn,Cneuo Gtr
9irheri y. srduier 14i5 S,.9barles,Sir.
&c0irumgeplae 1000 eigbiSir.
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&ianOIei6-@efdGite.
y6euioIlbateS euon Gu" slorD.oiaO Girabe
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elNcntbuDls glgcntcn unO N1n0ler
picrre 6. 1uaan & @spgep, 10 oteermaiou
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giicupdareL oIler g(rt mo Sui.
ibmico.3 3ube6or.
". 9eotl YaNne 0n., a02-sO Worn Nian- eil