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Evening journal., 1917-02-07
MAYOR is GA TODAY.

Mayor Price observed his Gath
birthday anniversary today by work
ing. The mayor was at his office early
today. and will attend the meeting
of the mayors cabinet this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1917-02-07
TT NGAKl BAJkS IEHHAAl , 81 Mo
" The United rress.
AMSTERDAM. Feb. 7. Hungary strongly approves Ger
many's unlimited submarine warfare
TO GUARD AGAINST GERMAN ScUTTLERs

TO GUARD AGAINST GERMAN SCUTTLERs.
sy The United Press.
WASHINGTON Feb 7.-Gecause this government has dis
% erred evidence that of German vessels, both in
s,n Bay an5 laying plans to sink these
~ the ports the government, has taken prceau-
onay measures prevent such action No German vessels
ave y,t been seized however.
Evening journal., 1917-02-07
rom. PAcIFlsT. is FIGHTING MAD.

WASHINGTON. Feb 7-one thousand one-man submarines.
ls long plus 5000 day is what Henry Fod
his perot plant could turn in OF war
Ford paciSs is stirred lighting eh.
Evening journal., 1917-02-07
HOLLAND KEEPS COOL.

Tu- u.eu~ 70 7--x---- -7-- T-ass7 TOD =
'econs ohanss, re., hs n. sifOtoN ." E0'AA'
through German suh7'ar'n policy was serious
reason for extraordinary uneasness"
Evening journal., 1917-02-07

Furs at q; all winter skirts re-
duced at Grants. 615 Market st.-sss
Evening journal., 1917-02-07
WEATHER

Fair today, with rising tenn
peraturei tomorrow unset
tied.
Evening journal., 1917-02-07
ToDAYs TEMPERATUREs.
SUN AND TIDES.

Mouth Of Christiana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-20

ASH entirely new sort Of a. role is
played by Carlyle Blackwell in ~Tha
Burglar, tha new World Picture
}rady-made which VIII be seen to-
morrow az the Fifth Avenue theatre.
I'm this production afr. Blackwell APP
pears ais WIN Lewis. who iii his dignity
youth gets into very serious scraue
in which f. appears chat he has EiIleI
a policeman. He escapes from his
home and I'm another city makes good
as paying teller SIN q hank ANA Le
marries the charming daughter af u
stern aristGcr5t5c father Then Steve
Rurns the tough individual who was
Gis partner on the occasion of the Do-
ltccmau's death discovers WITS
wherea bouts and ora pain of revealing
his past and causing his arrest. steve
induces VIII 10 participate with aim
in d robbery of the bank where VIII
S employed VIII Ia arrested for The
crime Later me manages To escape
from she pe0itentiary. The guards
shoot at him and think that they have
killed him The news of his death is
broken to his wife and she marrjes
again They move to another city.
VIII becomes q burglar and JIM his
attempt to burglarize the house where
his wifo and their little daughter are
living. he IS surprised by his owTt
daughter The climax OF the play
comes speedily after this and in it
Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn Greeley
and EIadgs Evans. who are Co-starred
with him do some of the best work
OF their brilliant careers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-20
Al the Majestic.

While She entire forthcoming week
Us one of ezlautfouaz strength. tho
Majestic has 3. e.,-5ar ,,-1a-zrr, rar
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s---l'
e@- s-,e., .et- .5.+-. 7A"'@ %
ne silence 7e.A4i5 isat1te POI
.i@s-.- .- .la.i.-. ."e --s-lt-+
% "..-- -~,s are 9'ltz
-'tl.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-20
AZ Sneneer Snnare.

Madse Kennedy. she celebrated
comedjenne Of the stage. whose very
mama has always been q tremendous
Broadway drawing card viii be fea-
Eured al this Spencer Square theatre In
the first Goldwyn picture in which
Miss Kennedy IS 10 be seen on sun
Gay and Monday. Margaret Nayo's
Baby Mine Is the vehicle selected
for the exploitation of the kennedy
comedy talents and in The role of
Zoie. Miss kennedy is greater than
ever. Her work is the heroine of
Fair and Warmer and in the com
eiy hit. Twin Beds was declared
by critics 50 be among the best things
she has ever done The big atgrac-
lion Of the week at tie Spencer
Square comes Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. when Geraldine Farrar
appears in s--Fbe Woman God Forgot
IA the few pholodramas III which Hiss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-20

The big opening a. the Illinois TO-
morrow se,IH be as diversified as u is
entertaining Features make I'D ta5s
f.fH heaauued hv ~Th@ Great Clay
ton the mystery man. Clayton is
considered by critics the greatest or
all masters wao peer into Eae future
and solve che uvsrarles cf -ae unseen.
1easIe Sutherland Wzu give an inter
eetfnz exhibition Of under va 1T Wofh.
clad 3 Ia annette Eellorma1 this
modern mermaid wlIl perform various
faata vhlla submerged ia tank Of
water Ee6a Dalari3Ee viii offer
routine az classy and comedy songs.
Miss Dalbri6re possesses q voice Or
unusual aveetuess and "a most pleas
ing style. II is promised Yank ana
Dixie Sd a novelty skit entitled ION
broadway" viii be refreshing sur
prise to thaatre-g0ers. In taa quaint
rnaka-lg of fhe years betora taa "af
they viii present Eheir aouEa and tai4
and introduce g clever j3ae ~ comedy.
gpilsarJ- Carr & Converse 80 '.7hsltes,
Harmon and BnarfT'' Wil sing fhe
Iatazl song hits. Eieta--z a}a d singer.
as ss.Ll. es5I rDsa.la os.t the ROW
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-20


~Ccct1.5 Broadway. Vale1 opens al
fas Czlum5sa SUNDAY ues1Ecc. is
L79oyaoL musical comedy. ftil uf life
and ginger. 5a which Joe Roberts Che
Ictun5 comedian, is Sea lGSet, This at
tractlen boosts CE eguua-y oi 2y
people The hook IS by Jeha j.. NAL
grew snd th8 music Dr. fe}tE @, Rice,
Roberts IS seen as Joe Sample, trav-
cling salesman. seho IS egguaured Of
NQlesko Grey, queen Ct the cabaret
played By Bohbie Harris. There are
nine scenes. ranging From g .EroadWag
cafe 70 Panama, Iceland and the Alps.
which allows az Mjdc latitude of
scenic apleEGcT VALE there "a mos
much plot Ia this lttJe musical cem-
edy, there is enough 10 hoaa the bril-
liant array 81 song aad GH1le together
nicely and make most dtvarrlug en-
tertaiumGut- Among The sUeglgities IS
The Evolution -- the Dance put ON
with picturesque costumes to suit each
dance. Among tho dances gEempliied
are u-1ue, waltz, polka. aakeWaiiS.
Texas Tommy. Argentine. ane-step and
foE-tr0p, with Bobby Roberts and
eight girls, This closes with q swift
Russian dance Dy Mr., Roberts. which
is a verttable WhjrIwiud Bobby Har-
ris offers character songs and Toe
Roberts sings. ''TEe GUY From Texas"
ID q way 60 bring down am, house Gay
Ha-icE. who does & sort oE Frank
Tiuueg role. is also very funny Among
The song hits are "Afe4t 1[a at Jha
aba~et Panama 'lIg Iceland
girl" aud Joan Of Are" the latter put
cn with a group of girls ia Joan 0f
arc costumes. Manager Blanchard
announces thar the seat sales for both
night shows on Sunday are very big
aDG lo come 10 the Sunday matinee tr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26
Dois ,lrio Roble.

mir halten bic bette &oble ur'o a
,.,fs nreuihoIa. Nrcbiert nns. 0laSe
tgcoS e Sal COMPANY, @rodeft oooo.
Rsies Setepbon 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26
Jta(iens OfRiersUer(ufte.

Nus benz aries spreHsquartier pirb
semeloet: Rad elmer Yribatftatiltit
DerIoren bic Staliener ieit arigsauss
6nlh: 4n 1oten II @enerdls, 118
Sberften un6 Oberitleutnants, 1874
Maiore, 1914 !9auptleute, 683 Sbers
leutnonts nno 3248 2eutnants, BON
/. Biz Is. Ropember fieIen 8 Sberffen
uno OberfIeutnanis, IL Maicre. 81
5auptleute, 20 Sberleutnants uns 70
Qeutnnnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26

fabrten freunolid) an, Sic gefielcn
einanoer. Sic merften es aamablidl
aud beioe. gr oadte, lie wiiroe
ibm lest 2ebeipol iagen nnO III oas
Salis treten. oeiicn 9iirfpaIt ein Diff
fer glattraiierter 0iener ldon ein-
NAL geoffnet bate. Ibcr lie ieste III
re @aRoerllng nit inn auf unb ab
nod fort uno tot 81 ieinem Grltau
men etmas, mas er ME ermartet bit
te. sic frtg i'm ploblid, nnd)
2eutiblano.
uOu bit alio sort 0ffisier2"
ga"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26

-.noter serat@ 1etb" nno rSa.
- r." Mafh" uo69t Sic Sennen legsn
unb rentabeI. Gen lrlo @etrelOe; or w ~ !.
uerSNeebisin. SateI 'Seee g 1Oco 4So
Sfsres etr. Sci. grcdett 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26
@nmen UNI @eaaselfntter.

a.,s stotfel, 3t9 Oft : gor1r1srees
Str. 0eu, @etreibe. Garfen. nI.u os
so,,en @eflauelfutteE Snfnbntoren-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26
THE EICHTEEN HOTEL

MOS beoeutet she gisbtssn~? gas
,h.ifs SotsI ffr bas tDenioite gelo n Sar
S %,.to, ao'' Simmer SOC. ausasssiansis
srnbiseiteu 25c. Niebrige SpeS,alratSs e.,
Nv pv Mohe' gao frei. grodst 627a: Sn
..n+roJer anoe. 3O2 9i6sNlnmo S1r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-26
@pteIs.
HOIM ALAMO

as5 sIarno glasa ~ hibid rnObt,erte
ceis,e Aimmer. Soc, Fee, y Pa o;rrmsr
~. 80 lino auftpdrts per sSous. o'aMsT4 ss
mit 9 Bette1 $500 per SSo~e'
Selenhon grodett Obs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
EXHIBIT GROUP 1v.-cANN1Nc.

EXHIBIT GROUP 1V.-CANNINC.
Class A. Six quart or pint jars glass Of
any one product, or Of different products.
One first prize 5000; two second prizes
$3.50; two third prizes sl.00.
Glass b. Largest and best collecton-but
not exceeding fifty vaTieties-of vegeta-
bles, greens and fruits by any one con-
testant one jar only Of each variety.
(Any type of jar)
One first prize $500; two second prizes
$500; two third prizes $500; one fourth
prize $l.00,
Glass c. Largest and best collecton-but
not exceeding twenty-five vareties-of
marmalades, jeles, buffers, fruit juices,
pickles, meats, or soups; one jar only Of
each variety, (Any type Of jar)
One first prize $500; two second prizes
$500; two third prizes $500; one fourth
prize $l.00.
Each jar shall be labeled with the name
of the canning class and variety, the
contestants name, and the cost.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
General Rules and Regulations,

Sewing
ieneral Kules ana Kegulauons'
There shall be separate exhibits
IN each Exhibit Group and no
exhibit shall be entered in more
than one class,
All exhibits shall have been pre-
pared or grown by the exhibitor
during the year prior 10 the ex-
hibition, or during the growing
season prior thereto,
An exhibit must conform 10
quantity indicated under each
class,
Each exhibit shall have a card
or tag pinned TO it, or tied, not
glued or sewed; and on this card
shall be written plainly the name
Of the Exhibit Group, class and
variety and the designation
number OF the exhibitor,
Each exhibitor shall be assigned
a designation number, which he
shall use instead OF his name at
al times, until the award Of
placings and prizes shall have
been announced
Positively no entries will be &C.
cepted not classified in this pre-
MUM list,
Institutions, schools and societies
are invited to make displays to
include any exhibit classified in
this premium list Age limit OF
exhibitors, ~ years, June !, 1917,
Entries will not be accepted un-
less certified, by exhibitor and
two Cdisinterested) persons not
related to the one making the
exhibit.
Prizes will not be awarded un-
less in the opinion OF the Judges
the exhibit is such as to merit
a prize,
The Management will use dill
gence to insure the safety OF ami
mails or articles entered for ex-
hibition, after their arrival and
placement, but under no circum-
stances VIII 1t be responsible for
any loss, injury or damage,
The discretion OF the Judges will
be used in placing exhibits and
granting awards or prizes in
classes where there is limited
number OF EXHIBITS
Address all exhibits to Addison
County Boys and Girls Exhibit,
Mlddleoury' VT Inc exhibit
should be carefully and securely
packed
There must plainly appear on the
outside OF the package the name
and address OF the exhibitor and
the NAME Of lHE EAHlBll
OkOOP AND lHE GLASS IN
which the exhibit is to appear,
Exhibits must be shipped so as
e.; s; 8: :: :; s 5.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
EXHIBIT GROUP v-sEWING.

Glass A. In each Of the following varieties
/. Cooking apron and cap
2. Fancy apron.
3. Laundry bag,
d. MILDLY blouse
S. Pair OF curtains.
g. Pin cushion.
7. Simple piece Of underwear.
g. Simple wash dress
9. Sewing bag.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
EXHIBIT GROUP III.-coRN.

EXHIBIT GROUP III.-CORN.
Class A. In each Of the following varieties
Gan exhibit shall consist Of ten ears 81
one variety one first prize sl.o0, one
second prize SIS, one third prize $50.
!. Flint Corn.
2. Sweet Comm mature condition.
3. Dent Corn.
4. Popcorn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17

10, Sofa pillow
n, Table runner
70, Towel,
10, Waist,
"a, One miscellaneous article tuame 10
is, Darn,
10, Patch,
Note-The Darn or Patch must be upon somt
article needing a darn or patch,
One first prize s!0i one second Prize
SIS,
Class h. Exhibit Of FIVE articles selected from
Glass a, One FRS, prize $50; two
second prizes sl0oi two third prizes $50
EXHIBIT GROUP VI-PoULTRY.
Class A. Fowl exhbit-one bird Of any stan.
dard breed.
One first prize s7Si one second prize
s,sOi one third prize SIS,
Glass b, Chicken exhibt-trios consisting Of
TWO pullets and one cockerel-standard
breeds.
One first prize s2OOi two second prizes
$780, four third prizes $50,
Glass c. One dozen all white eggs from stan.
daTd breeds.
One first prize s7Si two second prizes
$50; three third prizes s.25,
Class D. One dozen all brown eggs from
standard breeds
Same as Glass c, (Pdzes)
ryt1rptT cpO1-p WI EApN AMI
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17

EXHIBIT GROUP X-LAMB,
Class a. One lamb cared for this year.
One first prize $500 one second prize
$500; one third prize sl,00
Notes.-Under General Rule No. z, Tor bes
exhibits by institutions, schools or soeie
ties, prizes shall be awarded as follows
One First $500
Two Seconds 800
Two Thirds 200
Some Of the young people Of the County
will lie chosen as supervisors Of the different
exhibits.
The Management has under consideration ;
series OF judging contests and model demon
STATIONS.
There will be no entry fee for this Exhibit
All exhibitors who are enrolled in the Yer
mont Extension Service Club work, who wiz
prizes at this Exhibit, should plan to sent
their prize winning articles to the Boys ant
Girls Club Training Camp, Springfield, Mass
Valuable prizes are offered. Ask for hand
book, and premium list.
Address all communications to J. E. CARR
gan, County Agricultural Agent, Middebury
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-05

Chaplin and the rest of the artists,
real and wOuld-be.
Benny has insured his hands for
$4,000 and if he Injuries them so he
is forced to cancel any Of his ring en-
gagements Benny won't lose out.
Leonard seriously considered in
surance after he put his good right
arm on the fritz in bout with Chic
Similar several weeks ago.
The injured mitt cost the Bronx
lightweight much good coin in the
form. of Cancelled bouts and sent him
into the ring with frankie Callahan
fighting with one hand.
The insurance cost Bonnie $752,
but he figures he's worth it. If he
smashes his knuckles on the con-
crete brow of a fighter or breaks a
finger on the prOtruding jaw of a
pug, he can collect.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-05
t both of these boys in Aus

ing tournament at the Randolph al
leys. This is a new state mark.
Doc Krone is planning a benefit
sporting tournament for the sUTViV-
ors of the gas explosion on 14th
street and fight managers are COM
ing to the front with offers of assis-
lance. Fleck Collins is offering his
entire stable Of the Collins gym on
the North Side, and Jimmy KilrOy
will bring along three box fighters
from his stable Doc will have no
trouble making the affair a success.
The Collins A. C. held big stag in
its gym at 1871 Wells st. yesterday,
With plenty Observation-Disclosures
in attendance. Three hundred en-
thusiasts braved the cold weather
and saw seven fine boxing bouts and
a trio of wrestling quarrels.
This club is coming to the front as
one of the centers Of activity on the
North Side. Two hundred of the
thousand members are active ath-
letes in all branches of competition
and the club cOIOrs will fly on many
fields. Several good boxers are work
ing out daily.
Basketball Scores
st. Philip 10, Perez Is.
McHale 80, Englewood 10.
TOnti 80, De Soto 10.
Barry %, Marquette IL
Indoor Baseball
st. Anne 8, st. Agnes 1.
st. Anthony 4, st. Ambrose 2.
Maher A. c. II, Horn A. G. 10.
-Sima c. 10, White Eagles 5.
Central Turner'S 6, Training 5.
SeeIey Blues Is, st, Elizabeth 8.
Dodger A G. 8, st. Patrick 2.
AII-Star RoIley hockey team de-
feated Muncie at the RiverView rink,
9 to 0. Harmon and Campbe1's
cracks were too much for the Hoos-
iers at every angle of the game.
BENNY | eonard. New York boYeF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-21
(fm6aroo. QIuiIcbnuq.

Der 8eiptnft Der gIufbeblmg ocs
Gmborgos alif 8radt BON weniear
nie ciner @ageon.9ooun9 bon Der
COMMUNICATION aus miro inerbalb
orei Eagen BON Der Baltimore lno
Gbio.Giienbabn befoimt gema6t,
mur6e geliern beridtet. 3ie Smlpt-
uriddDe oes embargo mar Der Dean.
gel all glrbeiterfrditen gemeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-21
glfnnh In GnnLnn.

Sin W9iifl6oltien in Scr @mlgb
G6enicol SO. 9lnloQe an 5liO.GIin.
tontraBe mar geItern ain 5eitiOen
Moracn in 9roHo geratbcn. gie
gieiie ser So6rif wedtc Oie @cltc
BON Gapton unO Sig6lanotopn ans
oem Sdlafe mo 6rahte ole ISeiIer-
mc6r bon @aliimore.Goini1 5ilr
SteGe no60cm oas 6euer GcredS
eel0iat mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-21

cSm Wurcou 0cS 8un0eSmorlc5allS
muroe qcitern befount, ooB ouh Scr
Niilismori9all &eslcD GilroD ii6cr
ole 9Iinae iprineen miBte, ebenio
ipie Der S6er.Siilismarldoll GbilIip
q. Sdpoa6. 0ilrop DerIeB gcltern
mad elmer fur5en llnterreoung nit
sen @un6esmaridall Stodbam 0oS
Bureau 0eslelben. Ger SiBilng i'm
@ureau oes @orlDolls po6nte an.
qcblitb Gin &eprdicntant oeS @eneral-
Gtoofsonmoltes GregorD BON Boib-
hlgton bel. Iic Situng fano i'm
II. 80 Iiott uno Inn Gin llbr muroe es
in Dem Bureau bcfonnt, 0aB GjilroD
cntueocr iein glntt nic6eracleat ba-
be, ooer cntlo1ien Worocn iei. @ilroD
mar bereeits unter 9unOcSntari1all
9BaOgett elmer ieiner @iilfsnorIddlle
nno ols Stodbom icin glnlt anirof,
bcbiclt er @ilroD, obqlei6 oerIelbe
Gin 93epublifoncr aus 0es gloriddlls
gSar0, Der s. ipnr, ilh 0ienite mcgcn
icincr Genniniiic be5ii9licb Der 9Iifai-
rcn ocS 9(nltcS. Der cbcnnlige Obcr-
$hlfsuariAolI Sdwoob iprah &C.
tern @}or0en i'm Bureau oes @dniel
S. Soocn i'm Rot1boitie Dor itnO 1otte
cine ldneerc llnterrceun9 NIT Dem.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-21
S5otteu feincn lTrlanb.

Gieben Dlitglieocr Deg A. Negl'
mcnts, nic in ocr lucittitben EoIi5ci.
iiaiion icilgebaItcn mur0en, neil iie
lanqer mie ole ibnen bepilHste llr.
lotb5cit megeebliebcn marcn ipurocn
aciicrn Dloreen nu Sen Sergeapten
s. @o@rdnge bonn &egiment oiisge'
liclcrt. Die @ldnner moren in Can.
rel ftotionirt mo boiten iid bonn
Neqimcnt cntfcrnt, obne oie Grlau6.
niB erbaIien 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-21


1928 Sinorl.9lDc.
SEQ. Stor, % Sabre off,
4t0 Sounoers- StraBe.
@m. 9t. 2or0, 40 Sabre olt
1910 Sobn.StroBe.
Q. Stro6le, 20 Sabre aft,
12 Gorroll.&oo0, @in0Icr.
Geo. =. 9leiptou, 43 Sabre oIt,
1417 @. SoDette-StroBe.
Sobn &ellp, 10 Sabre aft,
All ST8iOoIe.StroBc
5ronf SSbitting, % Sabre aft,
1928 @. -Strider.Str.
@o. s. Coleman 40 Sabre oIt,
1116 SorIen.9l0c.
8. 6. Simpion "A Sabre aft,
4t6 Oit9ioSlc- StroBe.
q. M. Gorcoron, 81 Sabre alt,
1928 Sobn.StraBc.
s. S. Cameron, "A Sabre olt,
7 OitGeutre-StroBe.
6. s. 9lDres, 46 Sabre alt,
2432 @or0plano- 9lDenue.
@1artin 9oung, 1S Sabre alt.
1922 @lcDelan0s StroBe.
Gbos. &ing @c&ubbiu 20 Sabre alt,
1924 ct. @aul-StroBe.
@enj. &ere3, % Sabre aft,
1923 Eboues.StroBe.
Sol. 2emob, 40 Sabre alt,
224 Sf.@oger-SrtaBe.
@. 6. Gormono, % Sabre aft,
1919 Ebomcs-Str.
$. @. @oaleiton 3S Sabre alt,
2124 @olton-StroBc.
Geo. $. SobnIton, AZ Sabre alt,
1885 GbeIter. .StraBe.
SarrD u. Sumter, 20 Sabre alt
$50 ct. @eter.GtroBe.
ggm. s, @aitGer, SO Sabre alt,
91S @iaiom. SrtaBe.
6ranf Souuibed, % Sabre alt,
1876 .GurleD. .GtroBe.
Sal. 8. GIobougb, 81 Sabre alt,
1903 8. .-2egingtonitroBe.
9lrtbur @lterIing, 80 Sabre alt,
23O @..Sigb. .StraBe.
Der in Der 9iite erlpdbnte Charles
S. Boone III Elm befamtes N}itglieo
oes uMarDlan0,Glub5" uno tbeilte
nit, oaB er ii6 bonn @eidGit 5uriid.
ge5ogen babe ober wiaens iei ieinen
G6eil gu t6un wem es uotbmenoig
iei. Bon Sarmar6eit Deritebe er
ni6ts, au6 Babe er niemalS Steine
getIopit uno babe audi nod feline
Somaten einma6eu bclien. @r iiil-
te Ole i6m Dorgelegtc &artc aus.
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