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The Washington herald., 1917-12-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Dec e.-Baltimore closing prices
on grain market:
wHEAT-No. soft red. ~: No. red
winter. 2A. Bag lots Of Southern sold from
l9oa2I2 As 10 quality and condition.
CORN COB CORN-Nesrby yellow, 6-Sozs.o
white cob. s5naseo.
oATS-standard white. SOL; No. white,
slAs2
RYE-No 2 new Western export, lssal ssit
Tag lots; nearby rye. as to quality, Leosl..O.
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Chase In SIump.

A Cincinnati writer figures big
things from Hal Chase in a batting
way next season. He argues that
Chase has a batting slump every
other season and that 1917 was his
slump year. Therefore he Is to hit
around the top in 1918.
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LeEivelt q Pilot.

, Report from Vernon has IL that Jack
Lelivelt, former outfielder with vari-
Gus American League and American
Association teams. is a favored candi-
date to succeed George Stovall as
manager Of the Vernon Tigers. Le-
livelt's last engagement was with
Kansas City
The Washington herald., 1917-12-07
Anderson IN Army.

Fred Anderson. the Giants pitcher.
has been exempted from service in
the national army. Dave Robertson
IS the only member OF McGraw's
team whose case still Is in doubt.
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ounces. Now York. per barrel No. !, lWa5.U;
basket. cca3; pumpkins native. each. 'alo;
ounces. New oYrk. psr barrel. Nc. /. 4ooa5.CO;
spinach. native. bushel box. sC4o; turnips, ma
tive. Ter basket, washed. 25a,o; per bushsl box.
5lafN
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Washington Stock Exchange.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
SALES.

MergenthaIer. 10 at 12s. 10 at Is
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric pfd. 10 at
6, at 6S at 6s.
Washington Railway & Electric e. 5000 at
723. $500 AZ ia 81. .0Oo at 72ii, 81 oco at 7Zs
Capital Traction IS. S.ooo at %. 5000 at ".
$500 at 90.
Mergeuthaler. 10 at loS
Washington Gas IS, 81. 900 at ent
American Graphophone g. S3o at g.
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Financial Nelus Stock Market uotat

commodity for use In their air
planes and presumably their Zeppe-
Inns.
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America to Make Test.

The United States government. 1t
is understood. is speedily to have
an opportunity to test the value of
this lubricant, especially for the
new liberty motors. 1t should be
said that Doctor Acheson seeks no
orders from the government and
will gladly put this lubricant at the
service Of the government without
any profit for himself 1t may be
that the men of science who are
presumably about to test the lubri-
cant. the commercial name of which
is Oil-day, will find that it is exact
1y the lubricant the government
has been looking for for the liberty
motors. The test will or will not
demonstrate this.
Doctor Acheson has never receiv-
ed any compensation from Germany
for taking over his Belgium plant
and looks for no compensation.
Germany regards that as ore of the
prizes of war. But the speed with
which Germany undertook to Sc
cure the formula and the right to
manufacture the lubricant and hay-
ing failed in that. caused the men
Of science to work out the formula.
this being followed by the estab-
fishing of three manufacturing
plants in Germany. Is good proof of
tb$ German appreciation of this
The Washington herald., 1917-12-07
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York. Dec.
FROM 30 p. NJ. TO CLOSING.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-07

-Ex-diideud.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Canada is raising a Victory Loan
of $500, 00O, 900. A determined effort
is being made between the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts north of the inter
national boundary, r place the grand
total far above that figure.
Every one remembers the sensa
ton produced on the battlefront IN
Flanders by the appearance of the
land-battleships familiariy known as
Tanks" Through the efforts of
Lord Shaughnessy, President Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway, which un-
dertook to cover the heavy expense
of transport, the British Government
has agreed to send one Of the
Tanks to Montreal TO take part in
a great parade for the Victory Loan.
This tank is the same in construction
as those used on the battlefront in
Flanders.
Owing to the urgent need for this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

"Tank'' elsewhere, its stay in Canada
cannot be long. so that Montreal will
be the only city in the Dominion to
have the privilege of seeing this won
derful weapon of war. 1t carries six
machine guns, and will be manned By
a crew of gunners, all of whom have
been wounded in actual Tank" SER
vice at the front. The Tank will be
manned and guarded night and day
By it's own crew. who viii be assisted
by q large squad Of Canadian Pacific
police
In addition to this the Canadian
Pacific Railway has taken S5,000,000
of the Victory Loan, with the proviso
that, should the country raise
$500, 900, 900, the Company will in
crease its subscription to the loan to
100000
The Victory Loan, if subscribed in
full, will represent approximately,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

$40 per capita, C4nada's population
not being quite 5000 coo.
King George, while recently in
Flanders, rode with the Prince of
Wales in a Tank" almost identical
with the one TO be exhibited in Mon
treaL. The strain of riding in \
TANK" under action is 80 terrific
that after one day each mar gets q
weeks leave to recuperate his
nerves. Such, however, is the COM
petition among volunteers to ride in
the tank" that there is a large
waiting list Of men who have put
down their names for the privilege
Of fighting the Hun in thiS way.
1t will be noted from the closeup
illustration, that the shield of the
machine gun is shaped just like a
human eyeball, but no human eye
was ever more watchfui than that Of
the man behind the guE-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30
BLOOD POISONING
lamEn' S Wizard on a Safe Firstkid Treatment

A&@sahA W. -
How often lockjaw and blood
poisoning result from the neglect
Of a slight scratch or little cutl Ham
Inns Wizard Oil is a safe and efec-
tive first aid treatment. II is a pow
erful antiseptic and should be ap-
piled Immediately to wounds OF this
kind to prevent danger of infection.
1t is soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inham-
nation in cases OF sprains, bruises,
cuts. burns, bites and stings. Just as
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet.
cold sores, canker sores, earache and
t~oothache.
Get it from druggists for so cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

1. q. @. f. hall in State street the menl-
bers of the Triple Link Gu will en-
terrain at a progressive peanut party.
The lodge session is called for seven
thirty o'clock sharp.
The next meeting Of the Ladies Aux
iliary to the @. II. G. will occur III two
weeks on Wednesday and viii be feat
ured by the election OF officers. The
meeting this week was omitted on ae-
count ~ Thanksgiving and the absence
of several of the members from the
city.
Herbert Hugo who is attending Elm
hurst college ait %Elmhurst, Ill. spent
Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs.
y. Hugo or South Holman street.
Mrs. Feter stark Of 81, John visited
III Hammond today.
e. hoedHker Of South Gary was a
visitor in Hammond today.
Mrs. f. ". Preston entertained her
daughter, Mrs. ldahelle Richardson and
daughter. Nina OF Grand boulevard,
chicago. over Thanksgiving at her
home in Conkey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Rabatine an
nounce tire birth Of a daughter on Mon
day. November 26th.
Dr. 81. Il. smith 904 South Holman
street. left Thursday night for Wat
ford. Ont. 10 visit with relatives until
Monday.
Mrs r \. Aubry of Michigan ave-
nue. is entertaining her mother. Mrs
Faschsll Or Rochester. Ind.
Mrs. " a. Hill, Is Highland street,
and daughter. Pauline. left Wednesday
fer Champaign. HI. to spend several
days with Irving It'll who is attend
ing college there.
The Rev. Leo DuFrane has returned
10 Lafayette. Ind after spending
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter DuFranc Of Highland street.
Miss Adelaide Hill left Wednesday
for Frankfort. Ind. TO be the guest Of
friends until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and AIRS. Roy Fudge and Charles
Tyler Of Chicago and F. r. KlingeA-
smith Of Pittsburgh spent T~hanksgtv-
ing Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Nellie in South Holman street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

One OF the prettiest Of the seasons
weddings took place on Thanksgiving
Day at st. Joseph's church when Miss
alvin F.. Hilbrich became the bride
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Of Wilfrid r. Kruger, son Of Peter u.
Kruger of Indianapolis. state revenue
collector, The ceremony took place all
nine O'Clock and was followed by a
small reception and wedding breakfast
at The home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Miller. IL Williams
street, at which only the immediate
relatives were guests. The wedding
colors of white and pink were carried
out very attractively at tho tables with
lighted tapers and pink roschuds and
throughout the home were masses of
beautiful flowers and g%reenery.
The bride entered with her father
( and her attendants were her sister.
Miss Irene Hiibrich who servcd her as
maid Of honor and Miss Lillian Mon
berg. bridesmaid. Arthur Dompke Or
Chicago, a cousin Of the bride. served
! as best man. The banner Of the Young
Ladies' Sodality was carried BY the
Misses Elizabeth Kleihege. Marie Beck
man and Edna Berg The brides gown
was a beautiful combination of white
charmeuse satin and georgette crepe
made with fun court train and with
iridescent and lace trimming. Her veil
was held with an iridescent band and
| she carried a shower bouquet Of lilies
| VI Tue valley MES A4AtAthtAl@ E0Nh
was OF pink satin yelled with pink tulle
and she carried a basket Of Russell
roses. Miss Monberg's gown was or
lavender silk net over metallic cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. kruger left yesterday
on a short wedding trip and On their
return to Hammond viii be a. home at
SIS Carroll street,
In celebration OF their twelfth we'd
ding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Boiling entertained several guests At
dinner last evening at SIX O'Clock at
their home. 12S F~orsythe avenue. The
dinner was in six courses ana was fol-
lowed by an evening of music and cards.
There were covers for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Yoerger. Miss Rose Yoerger.
Miss Anna Wenner, Mrs Dorcas War
rem. Charles Beal. George Boiling and
Maynard Smith.
a social hou followed the lodge ses-
sion Of Golden Rod Camp No. 1857
Royal Neighbors last Wednesday even
ing at Longs Hall. The meeting was
very enjoyable and was quite largely
attended.
Following The meeting or Dorcas RE-
bekah lodge Saturday evenig A. tba
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

If You Think THE TIMES Is
Doing It's Bit Your Support IS Al
ways Welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

NIr. and Mrs. c. Schneider Of Fayette
street were host and hostess to one
hundred guests 81 a post-nupttal re
ceptfon last evening in honor Of their
daughter Hu1da whose marriage TO
William NonBorstel of 7oT Price Place
took place in Cleveland at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. J. c. Kerber on
November 18th. Cards and dancing
We're enjoyed by the guests and at mid
night a supper was served Mr.. and
Mrs. VonBorstel Will be at home al 12o
Fayetts street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

4 social hour followed the lodge ses-
sion Of Golden Rod Camp No. 1867
Royal Neighbors last Wednesday even
ing at Longs Hall. The meeting was
very enjoyable and was quite largely
attended.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

At their home in Webster avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Geib entertained at a
family reunion on Thanksgiving. Their
guests included Freb Geib and emily.
Robert Stewart and family. Mss Ida
Brandenburg and Martin Geib.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cleveland enter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Following The meeting or Dorcss Re
bekah lodge Saturday evenig at tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

wARNTNaI
Personal Engraved Xmas Card ord
ers should be placed at once. in order
10 avoid disappointment. See Postle-
waite, $50 Holman ST, Hammond. 1l-3G
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Mrs. Eliza Phillippi Of Wilcox ave
nue. had as her guests at a delightful
Thanksgiving reunion, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pepperdine and family Of Chicago.
Mrs. Grace Diehl and son Of Chicago.
r.. Thacker of New York. Mrs. Charles
kasson. Miss Florence IoverIdge. Henry
Loveridge and John Stamm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. =. Egsert entertained
At a six o'clock Thanksgiving dinner
At their home. sos Ingraham avenue
for the following guests. Mr.. and Mrs
g T. Perfect and son Vernon. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Swanson, Mrs. Fl. Geweke.
William Geweke and Miss sIelen Kol-
mar of Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Washausen and family Of Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Lundt or Park
Place left last evening for several
weeks visit in the west. They will
first 80 to Los Angeles and from there
viii go 10 Seattle to be the guests OF
their daughter. Mrs. +. C. Ryan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

There were covers for ten at a pref
tily appointed Thanksgiving dinner Civ
en- last evening by the member OF the
r.. a. F.. Club for their husbands at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Aubry
in Michigan avenue. Yellow chrys-
s~nthemums decorated the table. Five
hundred was played following the DIM
ner and high scores in the games were
made b. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Lang
seth. Prizes were also won by Mrs.
Fmmerling- Mrs. Aubry, Mr.. Auhry and
Mr.. Austgen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30
COMING EvElTTS,

Captain II, Mcclure Of Fort Funston
spent Thanksgiving in Hammond with
his brother. ]. II. McGuir and Mrs.
Mcclure at their home, 911 Calumet
avenue lie accompanied by his wife
and son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-30

1t was decided TO postpone the meet
ing OF the G. l. A. Embroidery I'll
one week until the afternoon of De-
cember 9Th when Mrs. Mark Rogerts
viii be hostess. The regular meeting
Of the G. /, A. TO the 4. OF L. L. Is
announced for Wednesday afternoon of
next week at the l. O. o. f. hall.
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@e,uid,tise 1nr@samser.
Sed,s Nh6s nnb elm Stier ibrem lrsis
Der entlanfen.

Gs6s aiibe unb Elm Stier, .eigsn,
ibum bts aiSsrt Campbell, Rem 3ia3=
monb, O., bic btfsn Chauffeur Sar1lo
9lart geitern abenb auf sinem groksu
2lutomo6ilirud nd9 ben 0iebb0f'l
bringsn icllte, iuurbeH, als Der 5rud
in Der Rdbe Der MeDlilIan unb WoGs
Strdbe angelonst mar, plObli6 nrs
rubig unb bic 5olse, mar, bab glar.,
Der iis 5ur Rubs brinsen polite, W
9ontrole ii6er bas Sisusrrab perlor
,uno Der aufotrud mil iol9er Buhi
stsen siHen 5slspbOnpfoitn Iaui.e,
bag CT umiippts.
GIarf fam inter ben &rafttpdaen 81
!isgen unb fonnte ss bssbdlb ni6t psrs
binbern. bag bic 9biere, bic frei ae-
iporbsn tuorsn. mad alien &6tuHsen
bdDonliefsn unb fidfdlisbli6 mad bsm
gurnet WoObs part ipunbten, mo lie,
trobbem Elm patrolauto nit Wdnns
fdafien unb pitls onbere Guenseiigrrl
beg llnfdGls no9 ibn.n Tudten, BIS
fpdt in bic Rnft nod nift fpitber s:ns
gtfangen iperbsn tonnten. glarf rug
msrfpiirbigeripeiIs bei Ter Mffaire
feine 8erlebunsen bapon, bod ipuroe
Der 9rud Hidt unerbebli4 befdGbisi.
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SatrunssHitttI .srsDuitisn.
lie Farmer ioaen IN bieiem 3mtd
bea. Grtras ibrer 5armsn
jsisern.

Tds greflitip aonnnittee Der
ssurm Bureau 9liioeiation Der Sans
oeIstamner bate seitern gladJniitag
elite aonieren5 nut bem gan0pirtb.
idlnitsasenten 3. H. Ban aita bins
iidiIid einer erbohten 2ebmsmittels
proouftion i'm Haditeu Sabr. Dos
aoiurnittee fam 5ii Dem 9ntiGlub,
Die 5nrmer i'm aaiiJen GOunip nliis
Siiforoern, lid, Der ,Gop Seiiirig"s
gereiiiigMng an3iiidlieben nm elmer
ieiien Siauodro iiir StIafts uno
Diildbieb aiIisuIiellen. 9leinere 3uht
bel ShweineH uno Rinoern seiiigt
before Sleiid)s unb TiiIdertrdge.
slud, perben Die ;Sarmer brinseno
niligeforoerf, mebr Siiinitbiigger 5ll
beiiusen, oenn oas iei bon n0tben,
i'm ben grtrag Der 5el5er 5u iteigerit.
Serr sltta nIadte n,h barauf aiiis
merriam. bob Der Rangel on JarnIs
drteiterH 5llnebmen peroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

efsisen Der aobleupreiie mmb fiir
sHseres Naterial madeH Sdlritt
npfbwtubis.

TitSscnIm1erisn miiifen iih auf cine
b5here @aiierinietbc acfnBt nadPn,
oenn bel Den boben Breiicn fir aobs
Zen rno fiir anoere glnteriolien uno
alr6eitslobne III elm iolfer Shritt
inausbleibIidl 8iirgermeiitcr guds
To, arbeitsoireftor Sornbcrger mno
9saiieriperfs Siiperintenoent Oil
Ter baben in Der siiigcIegenbeit ges
ftern Wohnrittae bereits eine aonfes
reir5 nbgebnIten.
lie aoiliinnenten sahien iett s
Geut fir binoert alibifinB ober 749
@aIIOnen. lie giate oiiriie aber mn
2 Sent erbobt iperoen. sSriiber be-
labIte Die Sinoi fir aoblen I'M Turd,s
ifnitt $3.50 per 1onne uno Jest
foiten aobIen bon SO bis $3.50 nno
babel iin6 aoblen 10 fnapp. 0ab gors
rattle fiir Idngere 3eit abioIit nidt
duigeitnpeIt iperoen f5nnen.
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6leine YpliseisSfa6ridJten

- Ter S0jGbriss psisr Robsniirh,
1850 Deitpoob aDenus, Der ifon Idns
ssre 3eit an 9siitesihwide leibet.
murb. geitsru abenb, na9bsm er einen
Gtsin bur9 Elm Senfttr elmer Mob@
Eung tss Or. @tnblanb, 1775 Wsits
iroob aDsnue, ssi9leubert batte, In
geipdtrTam ssnommsn unb pirb Hors
gen benz prObatri4tsr porgfiibrt
iperSer.
= aus bee Wobnung Der Martba
BRADFORD, 1893 Straight Str, ipurbe
oriiern gbtnb. pdbrsno iid bic Urau
in einem Rideltbeater. befnnb, cine
etsIhberi. nit $40 s.fiobIen. DER
Tisb tatte ben 9ausi6Iiifiel, Der uns
ter elmer Maits lag, s,iunbsn unb bic
ii& tistsnbe geIegenbeit gum Gin,
I4lsiHen benuBt.
- Der farbise prsbiser Sbomas
9. gailep. bon 6amiIton, g., purbt
ssitsrn abenb. als sr i'm GentraIs
8abnLuf auf sinsn Gag pariete, bon
eiHsm Jrembsn, Der iit gu inn ses
ifIlte unb cine unisrbaltung nit ibm
onsniirfte, I'M itins grisftai9e nit
$40 unb itin GiIenbabHbiIlst bshobs
len.
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Mnfdae.

- Ter 13idbriss 3eitungsjuns,
Syreb 1sgoIfer. 4317 O1ipion 2lpenue.
fia gsftrn 9ebenb eeger 8 llbr, als CT
on Der grns,e Str1b.sarsisung bon
sinem ,3us. Der 3. G 8. 81bn
fpraus, 10 unsliidlid, bnb er ein.n
Brilb BEG linten geins babontrug.
gatrolauto 6 bradts ibn nn9 bel
Stabttolpital.
- Sscrs. g.eten, 50 Sabre ait,
bon 1906 Siat. Mpenue, fpurbe ees
fern glbtnS in Der Rdbe feiner Wobs
nung ucu Dem auto bes slom,s Glnns
cen, 1879 9lron place, Camp Waibs
irrston, sstrofitn unS irug siu.
fdmsr5hnfts 0erlsbung am ltnien
gein bacon. glancsp brdG,te ben
Ulann NOD Der Offic. eines Grstss,
Der beini.lbeH bic nDtbiss 9ebanblung
gu 3beil fperoen lieb.
- Der 51iGbrige @nt6onp adiitr,
aibertb unb Wloore Strabs, fii ses
fern 2t6enb, ipdbr,n6 er I'm &eller Der
2ionsgrauersi arbeitete, ron einsr
Qeitsr unb trus berartise 9erlebungeu
i'm 0iiid.n baron, bnb sr bur6 pas
trol1uto 3 nah bem 9etts GtraBe
9oipital s.braat iperben muBt..
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Gut.H GitD Suruiturs Glut.
Wursen abenb finbet bic gsamtsn'
mabl bei &ielerts itatt.

Der aassi Giip Juruiture GlIl
bat morgen albeno in gerbinouns mil
Der geanlienDabI iein iibrlihes6eit'
chen BEL Wieierts. gs iinb spt
2idets i'm Jelbt, lDsI4e bic folssneeI
yiainen tHtbolteu:
Rssuldres 5idet - prdiibsni, q
Sitintamp; 9i5eprafibsnt. Alfrei
aammsrs; G9abmeiiter, q. aubl'
mann it,; Setretdr, SuIius Berger,
Dirstiorsn, 8. R. Sasemanu 81.
Ropmonb 5rdnts, Dts Ws. 1iiger
GbarIts 8. Wen3el uHb 3erman V
atmper.
grogreHipes 9idtt = prdiibeni
Soispb $. Sprsnsarb; @i5sprdiiptrt
s. q. Grimm; Sdabmetiisr, Geo. 3
yiunnsr; Sstretar, Sobn u. Serbert
Dirsttoren. $. q. 5aeemann or.
Sobn gbmanR, o. 3. Disdmann, 4
2. Mabe unc abam Wiiit.
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SdJanflisenisn.

Tis aiasns aommiiIdrs babsn @
Sarrp 5ebIer cine 2iaens fir sir'
Dirtbidait I'M 9aufe 8 Siib Wair
Sirabe nj 9h. Sealtbp beiuiIIigt, Gbas.
Sssser. sol GinbIap Strabe. barl
isins aijens an Ssnrp 8. Oilers iibsr.
iragen. Jolssnbs llebertrosungsssia.
DE ipurben einssreift: DrDiIls Mopo'
ruff, 375l Main apsnus in Rorluoco,
on George :. Wsber; 9. .. Chap
man, gfifsnes fiir James u. Sbans
Isp, 3755 gaitern 2benns. on GsOrgs
gsio; llnBua ip,Iroe aapdbrt: GmiI
@prgin. BON 1874 Central aDenue
nod Gde Central aptnus unb 5fne'
lon GirnBs; gbarIes 8. puls. pom
6223 gDtetisI apsnus nad Ode @b.ss
ieI gIpefiue ilnS Chandler StrnBe.
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SamiItOu.

- Der Wirtb Grsb. gisbOrf iDur.
be am Wontdg Absnb iur3 Dor Rits
ierra9t in i.insm 2oinl an Siib 2.
Strnbe perRaftst, neil sr iid iiber ben
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