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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

Mrs Hannah Ross entertained the
Lady Vikings at a sewing bee" yester-
day afternoon at her home in Plummer
avenue. The guests brought their
needle work and during the afternoon
they were served with a dainty COLA
ton. The next meeting will occur in
two weeks on Wednesday aftArnoon
and Mrs. Kronsen of Ann street will
be hostess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01
WESTERN STAR

Gary lodge. No. 214, Western Star.
Will hold its regular meeting at K. Of
G. hall Sunday. June at p. m. Sharp.
DR.. J. Gartenstein of Chicago, chair
man of the intellectual advancement
bureau of this order, will deliver an
address East Chicago and Hammond
lodges will attend in body.
A large class will be Initiated and
refreshments will be served. Mem bers
and friends Of the order are cordially
invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

At her home in East Sibley street
Mrs. R. V. Porch was hostess yester-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

Help Your Country By Buying a
Liberty Bond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

Mrs. Swain. Mrs. Fahreholt and Mrs.
Burgess were entertained with the mem
bers of the Stitch and Chatter Club at a
thimble party by Mrs. A. n. Hutson at
her home in Becker street yesterday
afternoon. The hostess served a pref
tily appointed luncheon during the aft
ernoon. In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. Theodore Klotz of Sib-
ley street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

The story hour at the Hammond pub
lie library will be held at the usual
hour from ten to eleven O'Clock Satur-
day morning. June ?. Miss Alternately
will be the story teller. The library has
on exhibition a very attractive collec-
ton of colored reproductions of modern
paintings at the Art Institute. Chicago.
and invites the public to visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

Mrs. Charles w. SYLVESTER Of Detroit
street entertained alta thimble party
this afternoon for hersmother. Mrs. \
Hornaday of Indianapolis who is ner
guest. About twelve ofsN1rs. Sylvester's
friends were 4present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

We are handling Sincerity Brand of Canned Goods.
Try Them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-01

Mrs. A. F. Wagner. formerly Miss
Mabel Ward of Hammond is at the
Mercy hospital, Chicago where she sub
mitted TO an operation on Monday. Her
mother. Mrs. l. Ward of State fLine
street is visiting her today.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
BRUCE

from the Herald:
The patriotic club met at the home
of Mrs. Vern Walters. last Friday
evening. They spent the evening in
packing the Christmas boxes for the
soldier boys and they We're mailed to
them Saturday.
Word was received that II. w.
Shulz and Miss Ruth Olson OF Brick
ton, Mimi, were married In Mime
apolis Saturday, Dec. Sth. They are
expected home the latter part of the
week, where they will make their
home in the future.
steve Kostka returned Saturday
from Huron to settle up his business
affairs preparatory to enlistment.
Steve said that his father is now fight
ing in the Austrian army, but that
made no difference to him. Il am an
American and am willing to fight for
Uncle Sam"
Elmer Parker and wife expect to
leave the last of the week for Iro.
quois where Elmer has purchased a
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
WHITE
From the Leader:

From the Leader:
II. Feurhelm, who formerly on
Quoted a harness shop here, has re-
turned again to his old trade. He has
opened up in the corner building
formerly known as the old Palmer
drug store.
Second Lieutenants Jacob Bulger
and Vern Wohlheter departed Tues
day for their respective cantonment
camps where they will be assigned to
active duty Immediately, the former
in the new national army at FIT. Riley
and the latter with the regular army
at TT. Smelling.
jim Rudy, manager of the Farm
ers' Elevator, sure busted" the local
barley market Thursday when he paid
the top-notch price of $1.3Sl2 per
bushel for 100 bushels of high grade
barley Of +. L. Prahl. Wen venture
t. say this is the highest price vcr
paid for barley at White.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
THE BROOKINGS REGISTER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1917

their son, Carl, arrived last Friday
evening from Rochester, where MI.
Johnson underwent examinations by
the SPECIALISTS. The opinion was that
he is suffering from a hardening of
the liver, and while his case is Of
course serious, the specialists seem to
think that there are fair chances Of
his recovery, and hat he will be
e,eatly improved in health at least.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

Ct almost an inch in the plastering.
Her ankle was also sprained and she
was otherwise more or less bruised
about the body and head.
The first annual concert Of the Vol
ga Concert Band was given at the
opera house last Thursday evening.
The band was under the direction Of
Prof. Carl christensen, of the State
college and the boys were assisted by
Prof. f. A. Cooke, violinist, and Miss
Iona Burrows, pianist, Of the State
college and Gerhard Oyloe. basso, OF
Bookings. The violin playing Of
Prof. Cooke was pleasing and ELECTED
hearty applause. Mr.. Oyloe. who is
well known to most of the Volga pco-
pie. has a very fine bass voice and
everyone was pleased with his selec-
lions. Miss Burrows, who accom-
panied Prof. Cooke and Mr.. Oyloe, is
also an artist.
An important business deal took
place last week when George Brown
sold his residence and garage prop
erty in this city to f. VI. Fraley, who
lives near Aurora. and in turn pur.
chased Mr.. F%raley's farm. Mr.. Fraley
Will take possession Of his property
and The garage business on March 1st,
next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson and
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
O THE COUNTY
VOLGA

From the Tribune:
Mrs. Robert Henry net with an ac-
oidcnt one morning last week which
might have resulted very ser ousIy.
While pa ng through the han 10 the
bath room. Mrs. Henry anne to the
rear stairway before she expected
and feel forward. There is a hall.
way turn and landing in the -tairway
ana She struck the wall at the land.
ing with her head with such force that
She made a large dent to the deplh
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

menu was oyster soup, olives, celery,
roast turkey. (collum right, cranber'
ry sauce, oyster dressing, giblet gravy
candied yams, mashed potatoes, green
peas, Ice cream, plum duff, fruit, nuts,
coffee, candy cigars, cigarettes. 1t
could not have been better in no way,
and so Uncle Sam who cares for US
Is worthy fighting for.
Well. modern warfare calls + Or
study and work and | must quit, with
greeting to every one from
Fred Garrison.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

harness shop. He finished loading
their household goods Tuesday. Their
many friends regret to have them
leave the city but their best wishes
goes with them to their new home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

grown to manhood and womanhood in
this locality and their many friends
wish them happiness in their welded
life.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
MORE LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS
Continued from Page One)

bit in staging the day Of big events
for the boys. The fireworks display
from the hills above the cantonment
will end the days festivities, which in
clude athletic events, contests Of all
kinds, turkey shoots, and a big fea-
ture while will introduce the Christ
mas boxes, the attack, defense and
rescue Of the wagon train bearing the
public's gifts to the men.
One of the first checks came from
a soldier, Toby Hanks. Toby, it
seems, was fortunate, and was among
those assured of a pass home for the
holiday. In accordance with reauIa-
ions he had to show that he had his
railroad fare for the round trip. BY
careful avoidance of the canteon with
its tempting goodies, foregoing cXcur-
sions to nearby towns and fostering
an account in the camp bank. he
could just make the grade, according
to his figures. with two dollars and
forty cents left over from his travel
ing expenses. Today. Toby'+ check
on the Army Bank Of Camp Funston
was received. I'm going home for
Christmas" q ecraWlv letter read,
land / inclose a cheek for my bank
balance TO help tho fellows who can't
20 to have a good Tine
There should be no confusion re-
carding the fireworks fund 1t will
have nothing t. 90 with the Christ
mas gifts for the mon. that detail Of
the celebration being taken care Of
by the gift boxcs sent in for distri-
button. owe need the fireworks TO
win M a perfect soldiers Christmas
said an officer prominent on the
committee. today. ITO have them We
will need several thousand dollars at
once. and we know that the money
will be well spent in giving the boys
who will "go over" the best OF amuse-
ment. To put the men in a cheerful.
enthusiastic rdme OF mllu Oh IH'lI
first Christmas in the army is win
ming half the battle, and is far better
than putting an equal mount into
sweets and indigestibles at a time
when perfect physical conditions is
vital"
A committee Of ladies interested in
the welfare of the men is headed by
Mrs. Fuller Winters, prominent Kan
sas City matron, and is assisting IN
raising this Christmas fund. Includ-
ing maids and matrons from all near
by towns and cities, the committee
expects to stage a tag day soon and
also solicit direct subscriptions.
Any checks sent by mail for the
Christmas fireworks should be adj
dressed to the Christmas Committee.
Adjutant's ONCE, Funston, Kans.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
PLAY ALL

Heretofore every photograph owner has had to content himself with
n make of records. Each concern controls it's own premier artists
Each make is excellent in itself Each has rare records.
But no music lover could hear them all ON his own instrument.
That meant IA limited library.
Worst of all, few homes could have the wonderful Pahe Records
world famous. Each home has had to make its sacrifices.
The Brunswick removes all restrictions. Buy any record you choose
whatever make Play it on The Brunswick.
This remarkable instrument is especially designed to play all records
hot merely adapted. 1t is the final type phonograph-a combination
of the merits of the many.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

a letter from her brother, Theodore,
who is now with the aviation section
and has beer sent to San Antonio,
Tex. for training. Here are a few
things he said:
December IA. 1917.-Dear Sister:
VIII today write you a letter. We LETT
Jefferson Barracks Monday night at
about 10 o'clock and got here at about
10 O'Clock Thursday morning, We
went on a slow train through Ar
kansas. 1t stopped every once In a
while in the woods between the towns,
and all over. We were $40 of us In
fourteen Pullman cars, so we could
sleep nights. At Little Rock were sew
eral viaducts. One of the boys went
and asked the porter for a drink OF
water and he said he would water us
in about 10 minutes.
There are thousands of soldiers
coming and going every day or two,
I do not like it neal as well as | did
at JtltISOh 49,
600 or 1000 troops here now, quite
an army isn't it.
We see about a dozen airplanes in
the air all day long. The officers are
not near as strict here as at Jeffer-
son Barracks. Well Company Is at
the Barracks is all broke up now and
sent to different places all over the
United States. Some to California,
some to Florida and some here. |
have one member of the company for
a roommate in our tent. Well guess
7 will close. From Theodore.
Our friend, Fred Carlson, writes us
again from Camp Funston. Among
other things he says:
Things are going here as usual.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
NEW IDEAS

Another Brunswick Improvement is its violin
sound chamber. This is the throat of tn" instru-
mcnt.
This sound chamber is built entirely Of wood
like Il violin. Some use tin horn. some employ
case metal for part of the throat.
This atwood construction, acousticians de.
clarcd, was necessary to do away with the metallic
and nasal sounds. SO Brunswick experts selected
the choicest, long-seasoned wood, such as used in
fine wooden musical instruments.
This achievement gives The Brunswick first
place in reproduction. The difference is notice
able Immediately.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20

Our friend, Fred Carlson, writes us
again from Camp Funston. Among
other things he says:
Things are going here as usual.
not very much change from one week
TO another. We understand that it
has been given out from Washington
that there is an extra opportunity 20
each mar to claim exemption for sec
ond time, and if he gets three affida-
wits from trustworthy parties support
ing his claim 1t would be allowed. |
do not wish to see many ask for this
extra exemption. They should think
twice before asking. Let us not look
too much to the present time, let us
look TO safeguard our country. The
United States is like a big homestead
and we must prove up on it so that
no one take it away from us. Uncle
Sam is taking good care OF us in
every way, why should we not guard
him.
THANKSGIVING day was great here In
o,,r nicely decorated mess hall with
u big turkey dinner. 1t TOOK z4V
hounds for our battery alone. Dur
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-20
RARE PATHE RECORDS

Hear them on The Brunswick. Such artists as
Muratorc, the great tenor, Lima Cavalieri, the beau
soprano, Giorgini, Anna Fitziu, Didur, Thomas
Egan, Ancona, De Cisneros, Muzio. ODER. Titta
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SeAesme uno SaStsn.

Sobu 2int il. opG Der 9oa
Boat 4penus, geIlepue. ips!9ey in
idipsr Der!sBtem -3uitaube rad BEN
Spsers !oOiPiial gebra4t lDoroen fpdr.
befiubst ii9 auf benz Iess Der Bel
isruns. Seius S9tpeiisr. JrI. aint.
ipeIhe ibn seiiern beiuate, erilGrt..
bab Clint brei Sabre in Der gunosss
armes stbieut unS aud Die Expedition
na9 Wsrito mitgemaht bdits. Gr mar
am IeBtperfIofsnsn WatttDod obsrs
mails in bic 8aHoesarmee einsetrs.fH.
Dos setheubesdnsnib pes
Wapors auimbp finbet beuis Rahs
mtt!as I'm 2 llhr Don Der PptbicH'
5alIe aus itatt. Die @brenbabria1,
trigger iinb: anbrsnE unb aincoIn &c.
nalbiOn. :. 6. Rcgraden, etris.
Dorne, g. 6. aellp, @ubreD Barbour.
Die atttpen Bubrtu4rdssr iinb: q.
Z. aaiebn, s. 81, Srpin, 3. S,piit
70. v. Smttb, 3. aleinbed unb aoris
Bolt. DeIssaten Der 8. 8. 8. g., Der
Colonel @ris Der eagles uHb bee
SurHor Oreer perben iiH on Der
Srauerfsier betbeiIigen. Die asihe
pirb auf BEN Snmereriin 5rietbof
sur etDigeu Rube beitntiet tperben. ans
a5ietdt fir ben @erblihsnen fparen gee
tern bic 5lagseu in ben S6ulbauTern.
i'm Stabtgebdubs uub IN pieIen g,ris
patbduisrn auf SdIbmait ss5ogsn .,rrs
ben.
SIN Dupton 8oIiseigeriGt fpnrs
be asitern MihdsI Wartin, uneebli6
Don Cincinnati, unter Der 4nflaqe
beg unorosntlifsn 9etraaens su So
9eIbftrafe unb 3nbluns Der Geri1tsa
!oiten perurtbeilt.
- Serr Grant S4pab unb bsiien
Satin batien Elm inappes Gnttoms
men, als ibr Quto an Der s. nub Dan.
ton IDenue NIT einer Strabeubabns
pageu tollirbirte.
= Der Sabtpn Stabtratb tpirb
nGdJften Wpntas Elm UtitaIieb bes
Rdtbss gum Wappr pro temp. erpdh-
len. ipelher Bis 3ur nddfteu Nopsmz
beripabl als folder funairen pirb.
Serr 5rant 8rig9s pirb als Ra9foIs
ger Quin6D's ssnanHt.
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= orr gecrss S6ilImosl1sr bon
aptb Jront sirabe n hura Strunfs
belt ans eous sebnnem.
Der r.rhcrtsns gbafiss e.
Bold ipurbs ssIt,rn Ro4mittae inter
sablreiHtt getbeiIiguns pom S<im
fsiner Shipeitsr, gran 6reb. Q. 9ums
bad an Gbeitnut Gtrabs. aus I'm
9rsenDoeb Sri,obof bssruben.
- Die @usbsbunssbeb6ree but ses
tern 8drteu ausseftidt. rpoua6 iih
7sS mann fir bic GrstIids Inter.
fuduns fir bas ,rits Muigebct gu ftels
len babea. Die lluterfutung auf TIRE
SaneIitteit srfOIat IN erei Abtbeituns
gen, an g., 10. uue IL. gueuf.
= glmsIia 9. aIeinfsIber bat Sphn
aIsinfeIber ouf gIimente pertIast,
nafbem berfels Dor eiaieer Set f6ou
cine Sdsibunsstlaee einesreint bat.
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eemodt ipuree, brsi Ritsiieber oel
aiub I'm @triHt por5uIdbsa nm Gins
rot in bic gii4sr bes alubs su erIau-
gen. Die Geridtsbeanlten ertlSrteu
jebo6. bub bic GeIubtsn ni6t gu fin-
ben isieu. Dir ansetIastsn purter
untsr is $1,000 garsf9uft seitsli.
= @bn. Riderf0n, peItsr untsr
elmer Itatutoriiben IntIags itebt, pur.
be seitern ben SroBgei8ppreHeu
iibsrpisisn.
= Sm Gircuitgsriht tpurbe seftsrn
bon Der Garbieen Glisa Sbspbarb
BON Ro. 400 paiteriOn seesn bic
Stabt gopinston, ben NaapOr 2i-
pingiton unb ben poli3siIeutnant
9ressI cine aIags eiussrsiht, in ipels
der lie psrlanst, bub $465, fpelds be-
itlogndbmt fpuroen uno BEL Der 9os
lijei bsponirt iinS, an lie nusssfolst
lperesn. Die alaes III Elm psitsres
RabipieI su benz in Der Spielb6ne
aas9efiihrtsn Rdubiibsrfan. Die
SIGserin srfldrt, nnb nahbem Der
Raubiiberfal ItattSefunbsn bate. Elm
@e6rod, pel9sr RE obsnerpdbute
Summe sntbieIt, i'm Sofs ibrss Saus
les aeTunben purhs. Cine gentle
aena 9biIipps babe ibr 9ruubitiid.
pbne cine GrIaubniP bierfiir erlunst
su boben, betreten, rem Rod eefunoen
unb bas alsibunositid iammt BEN
9elbe Der poIiSei iitertpieTen. Dn Der
Giaentbiimer beg @elbss unbetaunt
fsi, beoniprutt Fs ben srpdbuten
9elbbetrae.
- srl. @ipla Stabl, bic Spd]tsr
bss Serrn Wm. Stabl, bon Rp. 604
SIt l. Strabe, tpirb am 9. 9uguit
nit Germ Grant Mioraan BON Rors
foft, ga. in Der ep. 9rOt. ct. Sos
bannes Stride burf, ben pnitor pauI
Reitotp setraut nsrben. Rad Der
Srauuns finbet i'm sltsrIi9sn Sauie
Der Yraut Elm Gmpfung itatt. Die
junqe 9raut gilt uIs cine Der erften
Sh6uheiten Reippcrts.
- games gburatpdp. Elm yurbissr,
pelhsr fpeeen aieinpis5ituhls cine
arbeitsbausitrafs ron 6 Rouuts pers
biiben ion, berfuhte geitsrn duf Der
2anpftrabs nabs Brent, an., tpoielbit
er nit ben anbsrsn @.faneenen orbsis
ten foIlte, feline ssla6t Al befpert'tsi'
lieen. Der Gountp polisiit Mans
lparins feuert. duf ben Bliittiqru, als
cieiey uuf einsn 7rodt5us binaufs
T6pana. Gin sipeiter Sdub, tptl6er
ben 5urbiasn in bas Iints gein trnf,
hatte sur 5olss. one er BON BEN 3ug
iiel unb fsfteeupumen rurce. er
purbe fobonn nod bsm Speers 5of
'pitol trunsfsrirt.
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Netppprf.

Die 9cipport Office fir oas Sin.
ciHnatier gulfsbIatt" befiubet iidl ia
9eo. 339 yurf StraFe, gegeuiiber
bem Guirrsbuuie, iuoielbit 9senigfei.
ten, Gn5eigen II. |. M. bis 9 f1br
abeuSs eutgesenseuommen iper6en.
Sclepbpn Sontb 2401.
- Ora 20. Carr, q, unb Gjlher
6. SIoriba. 21, betbe Don SpringfisIb,
Obio, erlarigten seitern sinen 9sis
ratbsf4sin.
Mupor 2ipinsftOn bat ein,
Proclamation erloien, fpnnu9 5sute,
Der primdrfoabI, aGe
@aantlotole seidlOffen bleiben milf
zen.
Sm GOuntbseri9t tpurbs eci.srn
bic Sarbige gefIie Burnett unter Der
antIuse bes Worbss Oorsefii6rt. Sic
ipiro bef6ulbigt, ibrsn RaFegenDfsn
6rant Bolton in einem apftbuus cn
Der Gliding ptte, pGbrsnb zines
etreits erfhofen gu baben. sic
nurbe. obne 5ur giirgidaft 5uselaTen
au fperben, ben 9roBgddporsren
iiberfpiefen.
= Ole geitern bic 4rtlase gsssn
gbpdrb StDeenep Don pDilabslpbia
uHb Rpseoe Reale pon Central Gitn,
ap., tpelde beg RuubiiberfalIss i'm
pitwid &lub bef6ulbist pesben, i'm
aur 8erbanbiung aufass
rufen purbe. DerIaiteteu Die QnpdIie
ainen 4uffhub. Die 0erbanblnna
Durbs baranf fir nGrhftsn Woniaa
Der affifsnts sStabtun.Datf
{. 9asui4er ertldrts. bdB Der 8erIa@I
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Dab feinbIi6e einfliiHs Id0n felt
Ionsem
in Osiisrrei6 unS lingarn tbdtis sss
ipsien isien.

u N ferp m. 3. Wnsuit.
pon HeDsniloD erildrt IN siHtm Wrtis
lsl IN Der -aagss 3situns-. IN fpsls
asnl e. iid auf be Weps galfoars
I'M orlillnen unftraaus be5istt, o:rs
dlfolse Die Rdt'onalltdt.n IN Seltsrs
rem unsarn sntitloiltH itisn. ibrs
au'ililltigs eniipIdtluns IN ibrs sisss
rltn 5anos 81 nthmsn, oab ourh nIns'
rltanildt agsHtsn unfer bsr Direfs
iion i ets trubtren SOtfdatssrs gsns
iislD i6cn ianas Dor BEN grn6s srpi'
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9asHiltDn.

ilnier gIssnt in SnmiItpu ii Serr
Gonarb grnd, 449 Sab eanfte CIR.
geI Eel. 476.R. Soms Fhpnt
1631.T.
gbporb SoIbrod, Sobn BON
Serrn Serb. 5oIbrod. 1T gum erIten
aorporal Der 2uftI6iffsr Saule in
Omaba apaHeirt.
gbarlss 5pfsa, psIhsr fpsgen
8eripeiserung Der giesiitrieruna BEN
8unbesfpmmiFdr in Cincinnati pors
aeFiibrt fpurbe, purbs ssiisrn na9
5iuterleglns elmer giirsihaft BON
$4,000 oorldufis aai frsisn Eub ss-
fest.
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Qaoeno m man:

Rsais efIDerbfatt, 222S 5abfon;
+gbfiition 3. Rod. 2733 9or'poob;
tSds. Q. 6ibbdrb. 2429 pari. Nor
tpoob; +Gimors psHbsrp, 502 Dat
Glmsroeo; s5sescos 9. 6arris, Gorsf'
bile, O.; +Wm. 6. 4per. Gprsitpins,
O.; sJrnnt Didmnnn. 1S46 Utius,
Rcrrrcob; r6reb. J. Dusn. Rcbtfons
bile; sDbetier 0rocms, 2139 Rors
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