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SPECIAL DESSERTS.


 TOFFEE MOUSSE.-One quart thin
 cream, a quarter box of gelatin
 (scanD or a cupful of boiled cof- fee, a tablespoonful and a quarter of granulated gelatin, a cupful of sugar, two tablespoonfuls of cold water and three tablespoonfuls of hot water. Add gelatin soaked in cold water and dis solved in boiling water to the coffee and add sugar. Set in a pan of ice water and stir until 1t begins to thicken,. then fold In whip from cream and put in mold. Cover, pack in salt and ice and let stand four hours For raspberry and strawberry mousse wash and hull q box of berries (quart box), sprinkle with sugar and let stand an hour. Mash and rub through fine sieve, then proceed as above.
 Mock Maple TapIoca.-Cook half cupful oc instant tapioca, cupful of dark brown sugar, a pinch of salt and three cupfuls of water in the upper part of the double boiler for fifteen minutea When clear remove from the fire, flavor to taste with vanilla extract and pour into a ring mold that has been rlnsed with very cold water. Set in c cold place to chill and harden and serve un- nodded. Fill the center with sweeten- ed whipped cream that has been blend ed with half cupful of powdered mao arOon crumbs.
 Date Soufhe.-Stone and chop half q pound of dates, add half a cupful eS boiling water. Cook until soft, then mash and beat until smooth. Cool, add three tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar and the juice of half a lemon, 6 dash of salt and finally fold in tho sti6ly beaten whites Of five eggs. Turn into buttered dish and bake about twenty five minutes Serve immediately with wh..rped cream or a cold boiled cuStard sauce.
 Apricot Ice Cream.--BRsh very care fully some dried Rpri1ots, then soak them overnight. In the morning cook them slowly for forty-hvo minutes or until soft in the water in which they have been soaked. Put them through the colander and to two cupfuls OS tho pulp add half a cupful of granulatsd sugar, the white of three eggS beaten stiff, with a cupful and a half of pow. dered sugar beaten into them and three cupfuls of cream, also three Cupfu1s oe milk. Freeze, using three parts of ics to one part Of salt, turning rapidly. Nse~O NAe4@&~-~5
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HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It Is Tree of DandruH, It Grows
 LuXuriantIy.

Fair preparations and dandruff cures, as a rule, arc sticky or irritating affairs that do no earthly good. Hair, when not diseased grows naturally, luxurianty. Dandruff is the cause of nine-tenths of all hair trouble, and dandruff Is caused by Q germ. The only way to cure dand- ruff is to kill the germ; and, so far, the only hair preparation that will positively destroy the germ is Newbro's HerpicIde- absolutely harmless, free from grease, sediment. dye matter or dangerous drugs. It allays Itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co.,. Detroit Mich.
 One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 At all Drug Storse. Adv.
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.ISSFTF5HEN
 Ia2(5UPBOARD
BALANCED MENU.

wEDNEsDAY-BREARFAST. Sliced Oranges and BsnanaR BroIlsd Shed Roe (From Last Nights Fish). Raised Rolls. RadiRhes.
 Coffee.
 LUNCHEON. Cheese Souffie. Celery. Bread Sticks. Rhubarb Marmalads With RaiSinG.
 Tea
 DINNER.
 Fish ChowdeP From Leftover Shadl. Rolled Flank Steak.
 String Beans.
 Mint Jelly Salad Grape Juice Sherbet
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Choice chocolates and bon bons at Keller Bros. Drug Store.
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
DON'T BE BALD.
How to Make Hair Grow Strong,
Thick and LustrOus on Thin Spots.

Few OF us get bald in a day and
We all have ample warming when our
hair IL thinning out.
Partisan sage Is a most efficient
hair grower, but to Immediately stop
any further loss OF hair and quickly
start a new growth 1t must be rubbed
into the scalp so the starved hair
roots can really absorb II and get
the vital stimulation so badly needed.
You will surely be delighted with the
first application. for your hair and
scalp will look and feel 100 per cent
better.
Partisan sage Is not expensive. It's
a scientific preparation that supplies
all hair needs-a clean, non.sticky,
antiseptic liquid that Is guaranteed to
give you perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. s,-s
Good looking hair is half the battI.
in any mans or woman's personal np-
pearance. Neglect means dull. thin,
lIfeless hair and finally badness.
while a little attention now insures
thick and lustrous hair for years L.,
come. No matter what your hair
troubles try a PGrBiAn sage massage
tonight-you Will not be disappointed.
ODonnelrs Drug Stores will supply
The Washington times., 1917-12-19

total sales In the District for an
nouncement at the end Of the month
OF the first months campaign.
These hgares when made public will
show the progresA being made in the
Capital toward subscription OF its al
lotment OF 81 500 900.
Membership of the executive COM
mlttee for District No. Is announced
by Ord Preston. chairman, as follows:
G. A. Asplnwall. James NJ Wood
ward. Harrington Mills, Charles Dem
onet., John II. Magruder. Samuel Lut-
trell, ID. E Stephen. George c. MinnO-
gerode, Edward s. Weseott. Parker
II. Sweet. Morris Hahn. ]. n. Stod-
dard. W. n. Reeve. George NJ Oyster.
and Mrs. r. NJ Brooke.
Milton z. Allies, chairman Of Dis
trfct No. I. announced the addition Of
C. r. Hancock. N. L. Burcheli, Joseph
A. Berberich. and r. p. Andrews to
his COMMITTEES.
Seventeen ruling heads Of the
largest fraternal orders in Washing
ton have accepted positions on the
central committee and have given
their cooperation In the war saw
inEs movement. A meeting OF all
Masonic bodies has been called by
James W. witten. to be held in the
offee Of the grand master. Masonic
Temple, Friday evening. at $50
o'clock. Z. A. Hathaway. chairman
OF the central committee OF fraternal
organizations. viii be present at the
meeting.
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CLERGY
JOINS IN THRIFT
STAMP CAMPAIGN

An intensive campaign for the sale
of war savings and thrift stamps II
to be conducted in all OF the Cath
Ollie schools OF Washington by the
Catholic clergy. Thrift stamps will
be placed in all OF the parochial
schools. as well as the academies and
colleges.
Plans for the campaign were laid
at meeting of the Catholic clergy
at St Patrick's rectory. at which D.
J. Callahan. director Of the District
of Columbia campaign. delivered an
address.
Every religious denomination in
the city is pledged to the aid OF
stamp sales in Washington.
Urges Thrift For Students.
representatives OF most OF the
private schools were addressed by d.
rector Callahan at a meeting last
night at the University Club. He
Urged a telling campaign among the
children to broaden their ideas of
thrift while they were at the most I'M
age. 81
Plans are being made by the Dis
trict executive committee to tabulate
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
POTOMAC SHIPYARD DEAL
NEARING CONSERVATION

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Dse. 40 Com
pletion Of negotiations c6f ne pr ;:
chase Of thirty acres oflIsnd on he
south river front OF this city for the
erection Of a shipbuildins plant by
the American Shipbuilding Corpora
tion is expected today or Tomorrow.
The purchase price, reported TO have
been S5srOOo. has already been agreed
upon. rs4fS
The Agnew interests OF Aiexa.ndria
are the present owners Of the prop
erty and the purchasers. the Afaari-
can ShipbuildinE Corporation, Isa sub
sidiary OF the United States ShlpbuIid-
Ing Company. Colin H. lLlNtng4tons,
Of Washington, president OF The kmeft
lean National Bank, is head of the
new corporation. gsSst ~. e ]
Work on the constructions OF plant
costing about 81, SOC, 900 Will bsrfn. I'M
mediately after the slEnIng Of the
deed by the present owners - -
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PATENT MEDICINES
REDUCED IN PRICE
B ::BI]IY'':GOQE. LICENSE

FHrther RELIEF to the American peo-
peterborough the. reduction. of extor-
tionates prices for. important drugs
was brought about today through the
granting of licenses by the Federal
Trade Commission to American firms
to manufacture and sell certain drugs
which heretofore have been under
protection Of German patents. :. =
The Rector Chemical Company of
New York and the Farbwerke
Hoechst Company, owned by Herman
Metz, Former member of Congress
from NeV York, were licensed to
manufacture a drug heretofore known
as 'Novocain" and hereafter to be
4abeled "Pro-Caine." Under. the Ger
man patents this drug sold for $02 per
pound before the war and ST20 per
pound. since the.-war. The 4ioe0see
agree to make the drug sat cost OF
SB5 per pound and sell 1t at SOS. per
pounds Pro-Caine is a local anes-
thetic, much valued in surgery n
The commission licensed the, Ab-
bott laboratories, of Chicago, to make
and sell a drug formerly known as
''Veronalb but which in the future
will be labeled "Barbital,' This drug,
known scientifically as o. c. Diethyl-
bRHhituric Acid, is a hypnotic and
nerve ca1fnative. The pre-war cost
was S21 so per pound. Since the war
the, drug has; been selling at $40 per
p6und and Ilnder The new license II
will be produced at~a cost OF $50 per
pound, and, sold at a I5 per cent profit.
Under the Ffi0snses the makers OF
these drugs must pay . pertcent on
gross sales to the alien property Gus
todian. The commission. In'granting
the licenses, reserves the right t07ix
the. prices and. supervise ma!ntenEnce
81 "a high quality. .. ?.
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TRO0P|S.N.DRAFT7.
eAnPSN|EL HAVE
GREAT CHRISTMAS

The draft sammies first camp
Christmas will be a grand and gior-
ious celebration. Plans Afoot today
prove it,.
There will. be no work. Little
white notices posted about the can
tonneitts wll be Uncle Sans bond
for that. a, mere handful OF un-
fortubates will plug away, at guard
and police duty.
AS for the others, they will be
dined. danced, gifted. gained, feted,
fatted, ana Threatened within an inch
OF their lives. -" -- "a sr.- --
Opening or many Of the camp
theaters Christmas night will be per-
haps the biggest feature OF ali the
great good time being prepared in
the thirty=two war cities under df-
rection OF the Red Cross, Community
Committees, Knights Of Columbus,
Masons, Efks, Y. NJ. C. A, Y. W. G.
A. churches and others.
- g., Camp Theatss Open.
Half of the $4,000 worth of play
houses FOR the warrior boys are COM
pfeted, and will Be opened with such
Broadway hits as Turn To the
Right" Here Gomez the Bride, and
Cheating. Cheaters, ali under direc-
ton OF Marc kiaW.f Xdmissions run
from 5 to 20 eents for the beat. One
hundred thousand dollars worth OF
Smileage Books Of tickets have al
ready been sold A'yl - q.
In the other sixteen camps there
will be movies, chEaftaAqua sttrac-
lions, lectures by, men from the
French trenches. and home talent
plays. Regular plays will appear a.
fast as these other sixteen thsaters
are ready. CO..
No general Christmas plan win be
followed in all the campss ALI eele-
brationsf will be peculiarly local. -
Local EnIIstmeats.
And the local folks have certain
fy come across royalty" said an Of
fetal OF the training camp commis-
sion today. There will be dances,
YRte, parties .bys the score sr-.-fI
Each yeompanycRor. battalion will
have dts own Christmas tree. The
plan for one big tree with 5000
gifts thereon was abandoned. III
As for eats, there will be special
dinners at each company
or battalion headquarters The camp
cooks have traded 'eoIinary secrets.
so every company will have a grand
feed. The Y. N. C. A. will entertain
about a brigade an hour with gas
Economical inducements and a pro-
grain Of entertainment, all day long.
Clubs in camp towns will keep open
house, with lunch constantly being
served. Churches VIII serve Soldier
lunches and dinners. Millions of
oranges. tons OF candy miles OF
cigarettes and acres OF cigars VIII be
distyibuted.Gmons the boys on EVERY
hand ....-. .. ..'--
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
GIBBONS OPPOSES |
U. S. RAIL OWNERSHIP

BALTIMORE ma, Dec. 19.-In an
authorized dlterRIegAf In the Catholic
Review today, Cardinal Gibbons
takes a decided stand against public
ownership of railways. characterizing
such ownership as against the spirit
OF the American people and as tend
ing to create a central power through
the army Of employees with immense
funds 'undeEctoRe eentrQl.
He deprecated theehagging OF rail-
road corporations. and praised the
great development of the American
railway system.
The cardinal also directed attention
to the tendency OF labor organiza-
tions to interfere with railroad opera
tions. which he characterized as III
advised. d.a--S.,. - d 3a y
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
FLYER AscENps 2s.o4s FEEL.

4 ROME, Dee. 19.-Anoth&r.f flier has
Preached in his ssrPlaneSG height OF
more than RsseOS teets bssnE one OF
the three to reach that altitude The
dlier in question is Lieutenant ,Brach-
papa, OF the Italian army. Who has
recently attained an altitude Of 3D.
04S feet, or more than four miles.
He made the altitude in sixty-five
minutes, accompanied by a pilot.
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
49,

Iivan ran third; Congressman Peter
F. Tague Was. fourth, and James
o'Neal, the Socialist candidate, ran
fifth. with the exception OF O'NeaL
all of the osRdidRtes were Democrats,
The city went "license" again, with
a slightly increased majority over last
years vote.,@ "a z t
Cur!ey charges that his defeat was
due largely to the fact that the Cow
ernment refused him permission 20
have a regiment ofS soldiers parade
the streets on election day and work
in his interest f.
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
40 SWISS TOWNS DARK
FOR LACK OF COAL

ZURICH. Dec. 19.-The electrical
works at Kolin. a town OF Bohemia,
thirty-fve miles east OF Prague, have
been compelled to shut down for lack
of coal, with serious results to the
surrounding country. Forty nine
towns and villages are without light,
and thirty-four big industfial plants
and SUGAR refinerles have hear, rlnand
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
REPORTS RECORD RICE CROP.

Figures published by the depart
mani tiefsagriculture and ,eomPerce Ip
the imperial. Japanese government
official gazette as the ,hrst official
forecast Of the rice. crop. gave the
total foS this year as 296ysS3, POS
bushelS-; :; This exceeds last years
crop OF .292, ,215.235 bushels by 4.66S,-
900 bushels. :,
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
ANDREW ]. Peters
WINS MAYORALTY
RACE IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Dec. 10.-Complete re-
turns today from the mayoralty cleo
tion show that Andrew ]. Peters.
former Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury. and one time Congressman,
has been elected mayor by plurality
OF nearly 10000 votes.
Mayor James II. Curley, seeking re-
election. was second in the five-corner-
ed race: Congressman JamessA. Gal
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
MExIeo-To Run uTILITIEs.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 19.-Govern-
nent-owned docks and harbor works
and q government-owned railroad are
to be given q rest IN Mexico. accord
ing to announcement just made by
the nnApcial department..
The Washington times., 1917-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.-CharIes
II. Fickert, district attorney. who
pros, euted Tfomas;J Mooney in con-
nection with the bomb explosions dur
ing the preparedness parade two
years ago, has been retained in office.
complete returns from yesterdays re-
call election show today. Fickert's
recall was sought by union labor and
their sympathfzers, who opposed his
methods uof uofJhaHdiRnEfhe bomb cases.
The Washington times., 1917-12-19
Orchestral Concert

BY THE soIDfERs>AoME BAND ORR
CHESTRA. IN STANLEY HALL, THIS Z
EVENING, BEGINNING AT $50 !.
O'CLOCK. =
JOHN s. NJ. ZIMMERMANN. Director.
NY Country 'Tis OF Thee" 2
March, THE Story OF Old Glory. the \
Flag We Love" ....................Ba Ballt
Overture. Fra Diavalo ....-.... .Auber
A Love TheRes "A DeeR Sea Ro-
SELECTION, eaSf FiDmS T6we Girl. .Hirsch
Fox Trot. aNdthlr. sDiiseAnd You"
trcQueHtl .----s-..-.s..----.-. 9 -JoflIlsOn /
Hawaiian Waltz. "KIlamA wailan na" Kali
Intermezzo Heart Throbs" Arnold
Finale. You Stingy Thing ........B Breuer
The Star-Spangled BANNER"
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Ssi(pieGp(er grfolg.
ga5 Saiitnisf bat tintGinna5n.
Dpn rupD $4,000 .r)itIt.
Sas Grsebmih Der bon Rtdlter &m
Snebers beranitaItetem Samm'
lung nid)t sinseidlohen.
eettere biirfts sintu abnliden Grtras
erseben.

Die Soraen nm oie iuf Dem Tent
ii5eH 4roteitnntiiaen @aiienbaiis III
gsnoe SduIbenIait iinb beiH 8erwaI.
tunnsratb bon ben SdpiItern genom'
men. Ger betipieaoie grfoIg bes &c.
lhieen Seites bat bas @anOer boil
braft.
Gie @eiamnrt .Ginnabmen Ses 6s.
ites oiiriten runO $4,000 errcid,ell,
iuOppn Sirfa $4,000 aif Die Spciie,
ia!e mo iuns ionit llnter 2eitiirs Der
Ganlen seitarSeH bat, entiaaen. sic
gIbredHung funnte ieood nit,t iertig
gehlaht tperSen. "a nod peri4ieoens
Soften mlsiteben.
Sn Oieier Gunune bon $4,000 iit
nber oas greebrib Der BON Ridter
@iaiam> s. Ale6ers peranitaIteien
Samnllitng nitt eingciaIoiien. gie
SanuuI.lngeu iperOen nod fortseiett,
Senn es III Der 3lrHih, oan1it einen
dtnIih,n Grtrae 3u er5ieIeu lpie nit
rem eigentlihen SET. Nidier Cue
be-s batte ain Sanlitas aPittag bsi
9Gr:fiGlas $9,973 Oeppnlrt mS in.
sipii6en iinb Die S@HmIurgen be.
reits auf $4,000 eeitieseil au6 &C.
itcin, auf Gem Set, fuliroen Serrn
auebers nod rcridiebene fIcincrc
urb aroBere getrdee eingctanSigt.
Ger goritanS bes @aiienperrins
iieht iiA peranIobt, allen, reId,e gum
GrfoIs bes 5eites in irgcno iueltcr
9eiie beiaetraeen hcbelL i'm NanlsH
beg 8ereins un6 im Ralueu Der Sin.
ber bersIiddten Can't 5u iagen.
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Gbeifer Bari.

Der iS6riids aarnsppl i'm GbeIisr,
part III BON is5sr elm Gala Gisiguib
seipsitn, bas Saufsnbt BON pegionsn
mad, BEN Sommrrslsrt Iodts. Der
tissi6briss, psI6t seitern bssann
ipirb burd cine peustianif6s WaHers
no6t mar.irt isin. Die cine san5s
Wo6e bausrnb.n 9slufiisunsen ipers
ben cine arobe alnsabl frsiu Mitrat'
iion.n IN iid idjIisbsn, .. Q. einsn
sebnaitisen fr,isn Cirrus, NIT. Dor.
iieIlunsen BON 8 llbr Ra6mittass biz
ottt libr 4benbs, pobsi .. y. bic
6opnrbs, bic ptripeesnen Drahtisils
Rabfabrer, ibre 8unit porfiibrsn fpsr,
ben. 5trnsr iperben bic geiuHkr fh
iSf.lif omiiiirsn an ben Streiden Der
,ablrsihen glonns, unb aubebsm
siebt Is tdsIin fpesisIIs aon5srts nnb
aabaret& &gorfiibrunsen. am Montag
In Der offijislls Qrbtitertng sMusflug.
am Dienilag bic ainbsrausieIlung.
ipel4er ii6 am 4btnb cine Waslsrobe
anI9lisBen ipirb. 9m Donnsritas II
Der Gag Der Roibf5pfe unb amGams.
tag bic Warbi @ras Radt nit Wass
ienbal. Die SGlubfsisr Der Saiion
iinbst am 8. September fait.
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Wsa Der Babxe.

Sm abrie Z heater lpirb bas
Spman 8. 5ops srapsl Geitipal bieF.
Dpte einsn aussefprohsn patriot.
lten Gbardttsr on ii9 traesn. Dis
tauptfd9liffisn @orfiibrunssn in bem
prosrautm finb S3susn an Borb Der
amsriianifdsu arisssihiIfs ~irssnbs
roo i'm gftlantie@. Gs ptrbtn Gaiffe
DOrssfiibri. bic i'm 9ssriff jtsbtn. In
gttioH 81 trttsn. ioipie Photograph
ifk Rsprobuttipnen bes abfusrns
BON proisitiIsn. anbsrs 8iIbsr fiibrsn
Marinsoffioisre in Der aiabtmis In
annapolis DOR, iopis sinsH 2ampf
5piiden .in.m Zeppelin unb ,insm
aercplan tpdhrsnb einss eufiansriffs
nuf apnbon.
Jm OIpmpie 1bsatsr triit
RE 9olben grocf gpmpann auf
NIT gidp arlington als Gbaratitrs
GIsanor Gpdran Iisbt an
Der Spite bts peibli4sn sbeiles bes
GnItmbIss. Die @efsafhdft bate bei
ibrem Iebiidhrissn Auftreien nnBsrs
orbentliaes Goo geerntet. Jm gutters
flp Ballet psrbsn ii6 bic 9dn3sr
Siie unb RsfIpu prObu3irsn unb bds
palI Iaa arir pirb nidt perfehlsn,
bic @ufmsrtinmfsit bss 9bsaterspus
biiiums nuf ii9 81 lsnien.
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aleime Dsliseinadjrih

- Walter 9. WtDonalo bon Chat.
tanppsa, 1snn., ipurbs ssftsrn. tpie er
Der qOli5si beriaists, in fsinem apgir'
bduf, I'm isins S1rfs nit $500 io'
ME feline libr in @.r!h. upn 5000
tsitohl.n.
- iyrant Sonss, Columbia Sotsl,
matts gsiisrn QuAmittas ON 6luB'
uier il, Der Iibe Der 0rHlt StraBc
hie getnunii4 oft bes eintenIieen @co
Sberman, puros aber pop bemtslbeu.
irpbbsm sr i5m ein 2llmoien ssgebsn
bate UNI feline grisftaf5e nit S14.OO
bsitoblsn. Strmnn sslans es iiber
bic Bride mad Gentudp gu snttom'
men, no er obns 3tueifsl fsitssnom'
men tperben tpirn.
- Ddbrsno @m. Reeb bon yuf'
falO in isinsm 3immer i'm 9euniion
SOtsl f4lisf, sslans es einsm S4lti4,
bisb, fib in bas 3immer Su bessben
uHb bort Rseo's Sofeu iammi $50,
ipslde Iid burin befatbsn, gu itsbIen.
= 9n 70jdbriss Ssnrn auHj,
1902 gapmiIIsr Strabe. Der iniUlgs
Isines bobeu altsrs nidt msbr gang
3uretnungsfdbis III. peridDann
Samitas Wprgsn aus Der Wobnung
isiner 5odisr unb 1T isitbsm nitt
mebr geIebtn iporbeH. Die Yoli5el
muroe lciteru eriutt nuf Den Dscnn
su fGbnbsI.
- @Gbreno Der SamItas Radt
braus elm ginbrs9sr, Der ipobl germ
Gisarrsn raudt. in bas aotaI Der
0Oerr'i4su 9ider.i. 30. 11o7 8ine
Strabe urb nabm IA aiit.u NIT is
100 gisarrsR, iopis 45 Gent Siiids
uuo elm llbrgsbdHse nls gsuts nit.
- psarl 9pen, geiiberin sInss
ganbplaosns, go. 1875 9arriiDn
glueuus bsrihisis Der Yoli,si, bab bier
Snaben, Die ssitsrn in ibr @tiadtt
iamsn uHb Gee Cream beitsllttn.
lplbteno Iis bas 1erlansts bsIprsts.
aus tsr 2abenioIfe $500 ssitObIsn
unb bis JIu8t srgriffeu bdttsH.
- Nus ber Mobnuns BEG yiar
gltus, 925 RidmonS Strabs, fpurosn
Elm 4n3us. ionic Elm Gillsits Haiirs
mefer in 9siammttDsrtbs Don S25
5rsb. S9ollt, 945 i5iioIap
Strabs. purbe ssftsrn friib III Der
.Rahe isiHer Wobnuns BON 5psi ipsis
ben StrOI6tu amgebalten uub 5u 3os
ben ssi6lassH. als lie jsoph ben 8ers
fu4 madien, ibn 5u bsraubsn. iesit
sr fi6 70 snsrsii4 5nr Wsbr. bab bic
aerle Don ibrsm Dorbaben nbitanben
un6 iitl aus Dem Gtaube ma4isu.
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@eburtrn.

ssrant urio Clara Scrp, 1861
:Sreerlan elpc, Rnobe.
aRartin lmo Beatrice !SoIlen. 17l(
gSeliern 9toe. anabe.
2ouis uno Zulu Weis6robt, 179i
Spcamore S!r., anabe
Sarrn urb Graitces Suqhcs, 1915
stote are., anabe.
csomes uaS gIi5cbetb 2rbmana
1887 @ulte Strnbe, Snnbc.
@illiam iuS CLARA 6appel, 1902
9earibna gIre.. artdbe.
peter unD glfie Stirred. 2505 Bet
man Str, auabe
Ssilfiam uno @arie Sobnion 17s9
2opnieno sIoe., aun5e
Charles unb Ia5el SanriIton,
1923 g9orb CTR, annbe.
g6ipcro mlb Mcrnic Rncb. col
QeIbi anelnie, annbe.
Sian ,iub GIiiaheth Rapbirn. $500
ItiSnrIan6 9lpe., annbe.
@illiqm nuS Glaro Wierten. 14sI
Rain CTR, annbe
Sobn unS Clifton Ia6oer. 1911
Gun5cr Ctr, gRdSden.
TnguTt ir6 Waroaret NeiitiHaim.
1920 gpain CTR, G2aSden.
Sorrn urt W2arn aerbc-, 1889
Scnuiillcr Ctr, Idhden.
THEODORE uno Carrie aellner, 1910
2inn Str., I65deu.
Senrn unb Ste[a Sauber, 143s
sSreem1n slpe.. gFGodlcu.
Snrrp inb @arD SidIe, 1912 @il.
Ger 9(ps,, T6Sdlen.
,sefferion mn Carrie @arrsn, 143
Wfut6erfp Ctr, MG6dlen.
Ssohn i,n6 @efiir allne, 200I Go.
relunb Ipe., Wt6oaeu
&omoro iInb 900 @ofett, 33tI
S:lorctb g(ne.. Wa5fen.
gflbert unb 9oretta Golte, All
sSerrtaE 9lne., Midbdlcn.
goiparo iinb 1nrp Rartiu, S35
Gnnf Ctr, I1odcn,
eetpis uno Sotie Grimes, 1918
GGitcrn slpe., m1ofen.
ghtparb uno Clara Wfct, 104G
Giate CTR, M,aohen.
GofDarb uno genes 2eigh, -Four
@iIIe Sonfe, &eooing Roob, 9tab.
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