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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
GASOUTPUT INCREASED
New Production Record Set by
American Fields in 1916.
Volume Used Amounted to 753, 170, 253-
900 Cubic Feet, Gain Of 20 Per
Cent Over 1915.

Statistics compiled under the super
vision Of ]. d. NOrthrop of Uncle Sans
geological survey, show the volume OF
natural gas commercially utilized In
the United States In 1916 was greater
than that so utilized In any other year
In the history Of the natural-gas In
dustry. The volume used, which
amounted to 1910, 253, 900 cubic feet,
constitutes a new record, exceeding by
nearly 125,OOO,OOOOOO cubic feet, or
20 per cent, the former record, estab-
lished in 1915.
The average price Of this gas at the
point Of consumption was 1896 cents
a thousand cubic feet and its total
market value was $120,227, 46S. loss
Of DIG cent in unit price, but q gain
Of $1S,915.OS7. or 1876 per cent, In total
value compared with 1915.
Credit for increased production OF
natural gas In 1916 belongs, In the or
der given. to West Virginia, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, California, Louisiana.
Kansas, Texas and Arkansas, which
together produced 1872 600. OOO. 900 cubic
feet more gas in 1915 than In 1915.
Significant increases, important local.
ly, but unimpOrtant as affecting the
production Of the entire country, are
credited to Illinois, New York. and
Montana. In only two states was
there a significant decrease In the
production of natural gas In 1916. The
rapid exhaustion of the prolific Cleve-
land field, In CuyahOga county. O., re-
suited In q loss of some 90 billion
cubic feet In the total volume pro-
duced in Ohio, and the steady decline
Of the old fields In Indiana caused q
falling of Of O.6 billion cubic feet In
the output of this state.
The general increase In the produc-
ton Of natural gas In the United
States In 1915 is attributed principally
to an enormous expansion Of the cas-
ing head gasoline industry In all nat.
ural-gas producing states and to q
greatly augmented demand for natural
gas as fuel by industries engaged In
tine manufacture Of munitions Of war
The influence of this demand Is shown
In the increase In the volume Of gaa
and In the increase In the value OF
gas consumed. Its effect being sufficient
to lower the average price per thou
sand cubic feet of all gas sold In 191e
1 per cent as compared with 1915.
The principal benefciaries Of the
increased production Of natural gal
were, In the order named, Oklahoma
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Kansas, West Wiz
ginia, California, and Louisiana, which
together consumed some 104. 600 900.
600 cubic feet more gas In 1915 thar
in 1915.
OF the total volume Of natural gal
produced and consumed In 1915, 1t II
estimated that 235, $50. 764. 900 cubic
feet, or 81 per cent, was distributed
to 1850, 494 domestic consumers at q
average price of 1888 cents thousant
cubic feet, and that the remaining q
per cent, or 81, 7S9. 4S9, 900 cubic feet
was distributed to 1928 industria
consumers at an average price OF 102
cents q thousand.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
MORE MULcHINe IN GARDENS
Roots Of Al Plants That Lie Just IN
der Surface Suffer From Freezing &
and ThaWihg. :

It would be greatly to our advane
tage to do more mulching In our gst>
dens and about our shrubs and fruit
trees. Roots Of all plants that lie just
under the surface suffer from the al
ternating freeze and thaw Of our bro
ken winters. The soil lifts a. 1t thaws;
consequently there Is a misplacement
Of the roots. Their close contact with
the soil Is broken and their defeats
root connections are often strained
apart. Even our harder plants would
make more steady growth for mulch.
ing.
Careless mulching, however, may
prove an injury rather than a benefit
II applied before the ground has fr0
zen about bulbs and fieshy roots e
offers shelter to the burrows OF heldl
mice and invites them to a good feed
supply as well. II applied after tRA
ground freezes It insures cold storage
for the root system until time for =
safe start In the spring, as 1t retaros
the thawing Of the frozen soil.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
UNCLE SAM Is TO CATCH
SHARKS AND USE HIDES
As LEATHER SUBSTITUTE

A contract for 1000 shark
hooks has been awarded by Un-
Gle Sam to q Connecticut black
smith.
There are to be three varieties
Of hook, IL, 10 and 8 inches In
length. A chain and swivel are
to be attached to each hook.
It is reported from Washing
ton that the government Is about
to prospect In a new leather
field, that of shark skins. In
a series of tests a durable and
satisfactory leather has been
evolved from the skins of these
fish. 1t Is believed there Is no
reason why an industry may not
be profitably started.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
BOXING AIDS SOLDIERS
Makes Them Better Bayonet
Fighters, It Has Been Found.
Men In Training Camps Will Receive
instructions In Groups From
WeIl.knoWn Battlere.

The commission on training camp &C.
tivities, through DR.. Joseph e. Ray
croft of Princeton university. has ar
ranged for expert boxers to teach
groups of men in Uncle Sans training
camps. who will In turn instruct other
groups. Thus everyone will receive
some certain amount Of training. which
will teach them confidence, aggres-
siveness, stiffness on their feet, and
the boxers coordination Of eye and
hand.
This will make these men better
bayonet fighters. That Is the real pur-
pose Of the boxing work. Exhibition
matches are strictly secondary. Deal
ing with boxing promoters outside or
inside the camp Is to be entirely avoid
ed. The training will be principally
shadow boxing. Matches will take
possibly ten minutes Of the hours
training. Glasses will be from % to
100 men. The plan Of instructica II
based ON a scheme worked out by
Sergeant Billy Armstrong Of the Cana
dian army. This scheme was found
to be not only practicable, but highly
successful. The men are placed In
lines or files. three or four PAGES apart,
facing the Instructors platform. The
motions taught are very nearly the
same motions used In actual bayonet
fighting.
In addition to the regular lessons In
boxing. the recruits will be shown the
relation between boxing and bayOnet
fighting, by motion pictures. In which
the fundamental movements In the
two methods of fighting will be dis
played. A film has been made show
ing Kid Mccoy. Jim Corbett, Johnny
Kilbane. and Bonnie Leonard going
through these blows for educational
purposes and more rapidly for match
work. Tenbroeck and Lamarche in a
bayonet duel show the similarity In
the leads and the foot work between
boxing and actual bayonet fighting
Some Of the men appointed instruct.
ors are Bonnie Leonard, Kid Mccoy
Battling Levinsky. Johnny Schih
Richie Mitchell and Packy McFar.
land.
The athletic trainers of the Ameri.
can troops are teaching that initia'
tive and daring must be tempered with
caution and self-control. Boxing CON
tests will be used as an object lessor
to illustrate this.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
FROCK FOR SCHOOL
Attractive Garment for Misses
of Fourteen to Sixteen.
REQUIRES Four Yards Of Plaid Fabric
and One and One-HaIf Yards OF
PlaIn-Color Material.

Notwithstanding that girls Of four
teen to sixteen years far too often have
a habit Of affecting the clothes styles
Of their elders. ignoring completely the
girlhoOd years, there are fortunate or
wise mothers who are able to keep
thei- schoolgirl daughters In youthful
clothes. For these damsels style de-
signers turn out every season some
very attractive garments. They are
won't to define them as "fiapper" styles,
and 1t is "a matter of especial pride to
many designers Of clothes for the
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
White Satin Bibs.

It Is quite permissible to wear a
bib with ones best frOck, or other
wise, providing the bib Is of white
satin. These accessories are oblong
in shape, cut deep front and back and
narrow on the sides. Sometimes the
bib Is ornamental with buttons or
touched up with embroideries.
Other bibs are circular In suggestion
and are drawn high at the front OF the
neck aud run down a bit at the back.
A very new model Is cut almost Ike
a tabbard sign, Of equal length back
and front and with a circular incision
at the top for the accommodation OF
the neck.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
The Explanation Of War.

God has ordained that the wick
edness within us shall always find its
expression and punishment In out
ward evil. War is nothing more than
n reflection or image Of the soul. It
is the fiend within coming out. HUI
man history is nothing more than the
inward nature manifested In Its ma
tive acts and issues. Let the soul
continue unchanged, and, should war
cease. the inward plague would find
its way to the surface.-William FL
lery Charming.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
SET OUT ORCHARD IN FALL


In the fall there Is generally not -
much pressure and hurry Of work -
Is the case in the spring. and this IL .
good time to set out an orchard. To
rains of fall and winter will set the
earth among the roots so that growth
can begin at the earliest moment u
the spring.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Hats on for Hair.

Keep your hat on as much az pos
s,h,e Hair cannot lie too easily or
loosely for its own health. and that Of
tho nerves and head. Anything like
pressure, heat or strain about the head
will injure the brain and the finest
parts Of thu nervous system. Pulling
the hair up too tightly from the back
If the head and ears will cause the
Glands of the neck to swell. Notice
hat a relics V u to take all your
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

While making measurements Of river
flow in the upper Mississippi river bas-
ms and In the Hudson Bay recently.
the United States geological survey
discovered that some Of the rivers I'M
der investigation empty into the Arctic
ocean during certain seasons and into
the Atlantic ocean at other times.-
Popular Science Monthly.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Useful Palm.

In the lowlapds of the delta OF the
Orinoco river the natives build huts
suspended between trunks Of Mauritia
fiexuosa, a palm. They also eat Its
fruits, its farinaceous pith, its sac
charine juice. and use the fibers Of It's
leaf stems for making ropes. ham,
mocks, etc.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

A, Shoulder harness: B, spring balancei
q, scale for Weighing . maximum OF e0
pounds; b. scale calibrated to indicate fuii
box or parts Of box In tenths; .. pointer;
d. d. ropes; and .. .. steel hooks.
Through proper grading one New York
nrm received two years ago a mini
mum of 1856 barrel for its fruit and
a. high as So q barrel for the best
grades. One experiment in honest graz
ding and packing II usually Sufficient
to convince any grower Of the policy
of the practice.
The advantages Of the various typee
Of storage and the type best suited to
his conditions must Be determined By
the individual For he commercia!
grower iced storage h By far ~ best'
For the average farmer or the ma1
catering to small market, = Different
form of storage II essential
The cooperative plan Of marketing
apples has been very successful In some
sections. ~ 1
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
leevay Given Tots.

Greater leeway is permissible In
children's frocks for dress occasions.
and among the smart styles this sea-
son suit dresses that are miniature
editions Of The dresses designed for
adults are frequently seen. Little
straight box coats in hip length. some
times banded In fur, have attached
plated skirts, or Elton jackets are de-
veloped with shirred OK plated skirts.
the finished garment closely Stimulating
a two-piece tailored suit
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
PRUNE SMALL BUSH FRUITS
Work May Be Done on currants and
oooseberries Soon - Leaves Fall,
or In Spring.

Currants and gooseberries may b
pruned a. soon as the leaves fall; or
the work may be left until early spring.
Cut back one-third Of this years
growth, and thin out surplus, diseased
or unthrifty shoots. Old bushes may
have two-thirds Of the present years
growth removed.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

Every now and then the trimming
can 90 q long way to making the hat
That 10 exactly what has happened
to this large hat u Il were not for
the usual trimming the hat would
probably be elassed ~ ordinary. It
10 q stunning black velvet model, and
has the new brim, narrow front and
back and wide at both sides. The
crown and faneIful cascade are OF UNI
curIed ostrich feathers.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
EiuurativeIy Speaking.

A play of stage life was in progress,
showing flashes of the chorus girls In
the dressing room.
"The man who picked out the girls
for that part had great head for fig
ures." remarked Kriss.
"Yes," replied Kross; "he certainly
was q good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fun
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

hairpins out Of the hair and let 1t
hang loose for q few hours.
II you adopt an easy. artistic ana
natural hair dressing. nervousness will
be unknown. 1t Is not only beneficial
to the growth Of the hair. but to the
nerves of the head to wear 1t tied with
a ribbon at the nape Of the neck. free
Of hairpins, whenever possible,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Historical WaQram.

Wagram. known by its own people
as Deutsch-Wagram, is a village OF
Austria, situated on the plain OF
Marchfeld, eleven and half miles
northeast Of Vienna, Austria. Here
on July 5 and 6. 1909. Napoleon Bona
parte defeated the Austrians, COM
manded by the Archduke Charles.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Plenty Of Them.

"Can I find any antiques In this
neighborhoodf"
1.-TWO or three families with three
or four old maids apiece right n The
NEXT block
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
ticularly attractive for the youngsters

ticularly attractive for the youngsters
room.
The woman who Is fond Of crochet
ing and has plenty Of leisure, may
make very lovely linen set for her
bed out of strips Of heavy white
linen sewed together with pieces OF
filet insertion and edged with lace. II
more elaboration Is desired. the linen
may be embroidered In a fine running
design.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Naturally.

IT hear that Jaggers IL feeling very
badly over the result Of his recent sur
deal operation"
"Yes. I understand, he IL very much
ut ur about
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
HIs System.

Van Speederley-rd like you to
meet my wife. old top. I think that q
bold, dashing fellow like you could get
her away from me.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

Berries on Corn Land. So
Raspberries, blackberries and straw.
berries will succeed on any good corn
land. A north slope IL bes'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

Join With Nelghbors. N
Join with your neighbors In buying
spraying materials and thus get the
benefit Of wholesale prices.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
A Recklesa Walter.

"How will You have your egg. sirf'
"What's the cheapest way they are
served heref
sAddled, SIR. I'm quitting tonight !"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Lono WaIkIna stlclss b ParIa

Long and thin walking sticks, a.
most like crops, are being worn BY
the smart ladies Of Paris. The handle
is also of wood carved In the shape
Of q birds head.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
Avoid Fall Planting.

AVON Pau PbouUu0s arF
Fall planting Of fruit trees IL not to
be recommended In localities where
the winter temperature drops far be.
low zero. d.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18

Uncle Sam In Washington
the
marvellous
Of buildings Washington
workers.
OF strueturea
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-01-18
e@)0rclaaad)
inflammation,
APPLES PICKED FOR MARKET
Time Of Gathering Fruit Varies Con-
siderably With varlety-oradine
10 Most Essential.

Apple marketing plans should com
prehend picking methods, grading and
sizing methods, kind or kinds Of pack
ages to use, types of pack II box pack
ages are contemplated. shipping meth
DDS and facilities. storage and methods
Of marketing the fruit to the best ad-
vantage
The time Of picking apples varies
considerably with the variety. In any
case, however, fruit should be mature
before any picking is done. Time OF
picking should be determined In part,
also, by the use to which the fruit Is
put.
Grading and sizing may be done by
machinery. Some form of grading 10
necessary to realize the highest profit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30
GntomnbiL

2lls ber Ii.beH Sabre alte aIfreb
&aiier, Don go. 1850 Carthage Bite
eeitern an Mit6ea &renue iiber bic
Strabs sing, ipurbe er bonn automoe
Bill bes Wiuiam Glpoe. DON $40. 341
Grtenbrefer apeTuie, getpoffeH unb
perleBt.
DER 14iGbrise 2utber SiG, befeu
Gltern 0o. 410 Carlisle 2lpe. mob
uen. puroe seiteru Moreen an plum
Strabe, nabe Gongtportb. Don einem
&atOtrud setroffen uae erlitt eiaeH
8einbru9.
Die RO. 3155 !6arriiog Gpe. pobns
bafte lS Sabre aIte Senriette MOore
purbe seftern RG9mittag in 6etpubts
loieln 3uitaH0e na9 Dem itGbtiiGen
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9lutomobil Setrpffeu iporben. Sn 8ers
biHouHg nit oem uufaa tpurbe @bars
les Qppelnau; pon Spabes, Sno.. bers
baftet, ipelder, um Elm Dor ibm fib be-
itnoli3es 9eiaenbegdngntb su umges
ben. nit feiner Mafd;ne auf ben
giirseriteie serathen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30

jSoe Dougbertp, "a. @eorsstotpu, as
taintaH 5igbs 10. GraHS Sota.
lRubcIpb anolI, SO, s1s on z. Ctr
lamanba Moore. 90. bessl.
(MiIIiam Ben, so, e54 wefs 5. Ctr
laaura 5. 0rimss. 40. College otll,
)Sobu z. Ronans, 80. lilo 80. 8.
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lgiisabetb 8uruitbe. 20, bessI.
J5rani D. Glaas, 90, 2O57 gaitsrn,
Gortnns arummert, II, 21Ol bessl
)Sobn Oanibion, 36, 1924 CHAPEL.
(sluna Bruce, "a, bessl.
lDaltn O. Magnsr, 40, wsarpoius,
! E.nn.
(sInna 6. Cotton. %, Sartp<a. ..
l6arIep Mnro. %, 0eD Ri4mDnb, ..
lgIabps 9sbpmer, 20, 1850 gaitern.
teat 6. gleTfas, 81, SnbianapoIis.
lWarp Tonbunttr, 81, $40 M. 7.
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0ebnrten.

Witfiam unS GsciIie gurte, 1922
Ct gresorn Str, 9fddsten.
So5n unb Catherine Soorp, 21oS
Mnoiion Roao, Rdbten.
SoIspb unb Glla Sdomater, 3s11
Drnie 9lps.. Wdbden.
GImer uno Gbna Cite, 25 GlsncDs
pIace, &Hdbe.
@eoree une Marie grdtpforb, 533
Cambridge Ctr, Mdofen.
6. Q. unb GonIinnee Soote, 2232
ct. Samss afbe.. &nabe.
9. uub Rutb songfportbp. 5000
@iIbert glos., Snabe.
eouis unb SeTis Friedman, 1882
6reemaH gtpe., WsGbden.
patrid uno Ninnie allnbp, 737
Sebam Str, alate.
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1900 Mamu
8om Camp Sbermm peroen an Der
r2ibertp 0ap" Parabe t1eil.
nebuterl.

Das &ongrebmitslieb gttbolas
Songtportb bat Den 8oriisenOen oes
sSreibeitsanleib be,&onutitteeS, &. 5.
Dapis. ssfterH telegrapbiia bsna9s
ridtist, bab Gensral wtceop srtIart
babe, baB es ben Gincinnatier Col
6aten i'm Camp GbermaH geitattet
iperben piirbe, an Der 5ur Snairslri'
ritng Der aanIpdsne am 6. April
benz r2ibertp 9dp", ftattiinoenOen
garabe tbeil5unebneu, falls iic inner
balb "a Stlinoen na9 benz Camp au.
riiftebren uno Der Regierlns aus Der
iabrt fetne 9lussaben eripodGen.
gebingungen miro bas Som.
nrittee nodtonumen. @s miro fofort
arrangements fir bic Ser. uno yiiid.
fabrt Der 1900 @lncinnatier Soloa,
ten treffen.
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Ni6 BEN Ganly ebtrnlan.
All Ginntr Dou ginduuati staeu
bsatt Gsrgsn tu5 NiIitit'
Eager ib.
Tas Gamp befiubet iid IN aussessid)
nets,n iauifGreu 3uitaube.

Seuts am friiben Worgen sDsrbsr
All auseebobsne junse Wdnner gin.
eiguatis unter Der 8egItitung Don
Mlaipr 9bornas W. Sapes bonn 10.
gataillon Der 158. Depots9rigabe I'm
Camp Sherman uaa btefem San
tonnement absehea. Our 8erubisuns
ber aneebSriseH srfldrte utaDor
Soapss, lpel9er bierAer geianbt nors
ben mar, um nit benz W6cbiliiirungs'
Dffisisr aapitan Sobn Nlapcor gu
fpniultiren unb bic 0orbsreitnnsen
fir bic 2lbreiie Der Mdnner aa trst@
fen, bab bic fanitdren 3uitdnbe I'M
Camp Gberman Oorsiisli4e feien ano
Der @eiunb6eitssuitatD Der ytann.
ldaften ni6ts 5u tpiiniden iibrig
iaHe. gu Mnfaug babe es aaerbinss
tpegen beg Woraites unb Der idlebten
@ss. in unb bei bem Camp Diel Ytr'
brub eegeben, aber nun befinbe ,lp
bas garse Eager in mifterhafter Ysr'
faRung.
@insr offiaiellsn Gift. Der ausbe'
bunasbeb6rbe bes @hten Sts
itritts, 2lrmorp, 1419 Sresman
slne,, aufotse. tperben alts jsnem 9b
iiritt 43 Wdnner, bon benen 30 beut,
ffe Jiainen trasen, na6 BEN @amp
Sherman qefnHbt perben. Sic itnb
tpie folgt: @ilim Geenan. Sobn 9.
Dsigolb. Mm. Start. Sobn Burton.
Daniel Sig, Serman gretnis, So9n
@esMbnnner, Greb 2eininger, Gop.
Wilis, Sohn gsiisr. ST., oarrp j..
Gtepsns. S5raut Serids, Gatprence
G1ieb, George 8. 8artb, albert
Mepers, Sol. 81. SaDis, Sobn Jad-
fon, Geo. Bruins, Wm. u. EoeseI,
Glmsr n. @ntb, WdIter 8pells, Dm
8ierborii, gbp. Sempsr. Stspban
Nepsrs, Sobu Seott, Gbas. egd.
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Q. aemper, Chm. ). 5alpin, WaIter
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Mnthonn :. Sdpab, 9uitabe @llez
brsdri, G9as. BaHb, srautl;n Smttp.
Geo. Ga Warrs, :So6n 81. 5aie Sr..
Sarrb gspad, Dsear Graaier unO
Gperett y. Sabnes.
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Gterbli@feitSberibt.

SuIias au,ist, u. Sartpell, 5era'
letben-
@i[Iiam Current. 43, $40 So1r
Str, Guftr0brenentsiirDune.
Wdit Gristill, 80, 1106 Railroat
glpe.. MsrsnlsiSen.
Sam. slrtim. 10, 2219 Boon,
Ctr, Subertulciis.
3bomas glart. SO, Sarttpel,
SdpdGe.
Dfiriam @arfinisi. 50. $40 ai9s
mono Str, 4oernpertaltuns.
Sam. @rOper, A. itdbtiites 9ps
fpital, 2eberl.iber.
Sr.n. Siaac qDeb. 26, Siibtites
9oipital. Operation.
antboHa goedman, e3, 1911 gine
Ctr, Riersnleibeu.
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Neatidbes 1beater.
resr iibels Hsnsr4, Ssaeiis fir
Direttsr q. q. SAmih.

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