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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
Russell Wilson at Salem. Ind.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mrs. Liz
zie Mullen Of Laurel has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Charles Ellsberry.
-. Mrs Jack Likens and little daugh-
ter Katherine Jane and Mrs. Albert
Hodscn of Spiceland, was the guest of
Mrs. A. Fl. Hodson Thursday. Dick
Ware and family of Indianapolis, is
visiting his mother, north of town.
Mrs. Sage of Seymour is visiting Mrs.
Elville Rooms. . . Miss Floyd Hernley
of northern Indiana, is visiting John
Boyd and family. The Misses Helen
and Margaret Baker of Muncie, is Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. Cecil Baker at
Mt. Auburn -. Miss Fay Sewers has
just returned from a visit with rela-
t1ves at Portland. Bert Pike and
family of indianapolis, and Arch Pike
and mother of Spiceland, have been
recent guests OF VIII Pike and wife.
The Baptist Sunday school will have a
picnic Thursday afternoon at Capital
Hill on the Gaar lawn. Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Hodson and family, of Rich
mond, Mr.. Donald Hodson of Athens,
Alabama, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Hodson. They motor
ed to California to make that place
their future home. =. Miss Ethel Soil
day, forelady at the Rauch Cigar com
pany, has moved here from Indianapo-
lis: ..... The Teachers Training class
will meet at the home of Floyd Petty
Tuesday night. Miss Roland Miller,
of Cincinnati, Is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. J. E. Brooks go. Miss
Marie Boyd visited friends at New
Lisbon over Sunday. -. Miss Bessie
Kontz of Connersville, visited her
mother, Mrs. Annie KontZ over Sun
day. Dave Wissler of Newcastle, viii
Wissler and family, north of town,
were Sunday guests Of l.. NJ. Young
and family. .. DR.. Modlin has pur-
chased the late Mrs. Miller's resi-
dence on West Church street, former
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oseian Galloway
Fred Routh Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles
Routh and sister, Miss Gertrude
Mrs. Jessie Cornell recently visited
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

tually the monopoly of this country,
he declared.
Increased production was necessary
to regain trade, said Mr.. Noble, and
with the recent advance in the United
States IN the price of coal and the gov
eminent embargo, he believed there
was an opportunity to do it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
Nathan L. Miller

Nathan l.. Miller, the choice of New
York organization Republicans for gov
ernor OF the Empire State, is a
Syracuse lawyer whose career shows
steady advancement in his chosen pro-
fession.
From the time that he was ad-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
MORE CORN AND LESS
WHEAT, SAYS REPORT
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. 9.-Im-
provement of the corn crop during
July to extent of 224,000,0O0 bushels,
with a forecast for a total crop Of
$500. 100000 and a decline of IA ,000,-
600 bushels in wheat crop making
796,000,000 bushels forecast were the
features Of the government August
Grain report issued today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

m1tted to the
b a r, in 1893,
Miller became a
close student Of
politics and af-
fairs of govern
ment. His first
excursion in t o
t h e political
arena C a m e
when he was
elected s c h o o !
commissioner Of
Cortland county,
N. Y, in 1894.
After his re-elec-
ton in 1895 he
refused a third
term and devoted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

PASTOR JAILED FOR THEFT.
MONMOUTHSHIRE Eng.-A SEN
tence Of IL months hard labor was
meted out to the Rev. Charles Luton,
Baptist minister. He admitted con-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09
PAGE THREE

verting to his own use $1,000 belonging
to the Ministry of Pensions. He used
the funds to help widows and father
less children, he said, but the Judge
rebuked him for pretending to be. char
table with funds obtained by fraud.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

friends at FIT. Wayne. =. Miss Virginia
Barnett recently visited relatives at
Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

Potatoes, tobacco and hay also
showed improvement with larger pro-
duction forecast than made q month
ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

To get results from your farm sale,
advertise in The Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-09

Turkish Towels - spe-
e eia 3 pairs 81 00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
NO QUORUM FOR MEETING.
Central Citizens, However, Discuss
Civic Questions.

Lack of a quorum caused the reSu-
lar meeting of the Central Citizens
Association last night at the Juve-
nile Court to be postponed until the
time for the next meeting. June 90.
Members discussed informally with
President Donovan number of ques-
tions on civic matters Mr.. Donovan
announced his stand in favor of the
bonus for teachers to help them over
the summer months, and brought UP
the question of an adequate meeting
place for conventions in Washington
He said the recent Southern Baptist
convention had shown the inadequacy
of Liberty Hut for a meeting place.
Capt. John D. Dolan said that m
stead of memorial arch to the UNITED
States dead in the world war he ia
vored erection of a tower bearing
chimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
You Know Her

The stately domestic is fire.
quently seen: she's grand and
majestic, patrician her mien :;
with hauteur she dishes the
loaves and the fishes; we bow to
her wishes and hail her as queen.
This dams,l resplendent IN
ernine is shod: SO blamed indie
pendent she quits at nod; then
nothing will stay her, dissuade
or DELAY her. and when | would
pay her it takes all my wad.
She's boss of the hovel wherein
i reside before her | grovel.
and drop all my pride; she sits
in a rocker and reads a cheap
sl,ocker, and she is mocker
when grub should be fried. TO
movies she Frances whenever
she likes: to blow-outs and
dances she gaudily hikes; no
dinner is stewing. no coffee Is
brewing. for rags she is chew
ing with Peters and Mikes. She
flies into RACES. throws fits IN
the hall. and says that her wages
are needlcssly small; she soon
must be earning more money
for burning or she will be turn
ing my map to the wall. | do
not desire her. | find her curse;
but ii should fire her the next
would be worse: and so she goes
spelling the grub III the boiling,
While I'm sadly toiling, her wage
TO disburse. WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18

Floral arrangements for weddings ana
commencements. Shaffer, 900 18th St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Washington Academy OF Sciences
will meet Thursday night at Sis
O'Clock at the Cosmos Club. i. Il.
Rosa of the bureau of standards will
give an illustrated lecture on The
Economic Value of Scientific Research
by the Government
The Citizens Association Of Chevy
Chase. d. c.. will meet tomorrow
night at s o'clock at the Elizabeth
V. Brown School. Representatives
Overstreet of Georgia and Zihlman of
Maryland. Commissioner kutZ and
George p. Hoover will speak.
Leo A. Rover and DR.. r. J. De
Sloovere will be the lecturers at the
Knights of Columbus Evening School
1925 Vermont avenue. this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Representative Cannon will be the
guest of honor this evening at $50
o'clock at the meeting of the Illinois
State Society at the Thomson School
The annual May festival of the Zion
Baptist Church will be held tomorrow
and Thursday evenings at the church.
Events nj the Blue Triangle Recrea-
ton Center. Goth and B streets, this
evening include a social dancing class
open to men and girls at Z o'clock, and
"a social dance at s o'clock.
Col. W. &. Rivers OF the Sd United
States Cavalry, commanding officer at
Fort Myer. will speak at an open
meeting and smoker of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars at Carroll Institute
Hall. 91S 10th street. tonight. There
will be varied program and all men
who served overseas are invited.
Paul Thon, xixty-fOur years old, 1915
9TH street northeast. fell from a win
dow on the first floor of 912 eth street
northeast. where he was painting.
about 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and received fracture of the skull
He died at Casualty Hospital seven
hours later. Coroner hewitt gave a
certificate of accidental death.
A pet dog OF A. Graham Smith. 1915
Caroline place. Sunday afternoon left
it's owners premises. went out on
Conduit road and bit Milton c. White.
jr, ten years old, $3.50 Jewett street,
Potomac Heights, under his right arm.
The child's wound was dressed by an
Army surgeon.
Patrons OF the Washington Salon.
1413 H street. have decided to organ
ize an additional free tuition class for
beginners in French as supplemental
course to the six free tuition classes
now being conducted and numbering
about 800 students. Enrolment in
cludes membership in the French
Club. Applications will be received
Friday night between and o'clock.
The Washington Alumni Association
of Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology will hold smoker Thursday
evening. May p. in the auditorium of
the Red Cross building. Starr Trus-
colt and Henry A. Morss WITH speak.
The Barry Farm Citfxens' Associa-
ton will meet Friday evening in the
Methodist church. Stanton and Pom
eroy roads southeast, at 8:15 o'clock.
Reports on the forthcoming con-
demnation proceedings soon to be in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
MORE CHAPLAINS ASKED.
Federal Council Of Churches Seeks
increase in Corps.

Provision by Congress for increases
in the chaplains' corps of the Army
and Navy is asked in a statement is
sued by the committee on Army and
Navy chapiains of the federal council
% churches.
incorporation in the Army reor-
.an;zat,on bill Of provision for
rank for chaplaiEs from lieutenant
TO colonel and for one chaplain for
every twelve hundred officers and
men," says the statement. will more
than any one thing. tend to con.
vince the public that strength OF
character in the soldier Of the nation
will be properly cared for"
knowledge that such Legislation
has been enacted will have a good
effect in bringing about the consen,
| of the parents and others interested
in the individual to enlistment in the
new Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18
JURY HOLDS CHAUFFEUR
FOR DEATH OF CHILD

Richard F. Brown. colored. 80 23d
street. chauffeuer for Mrs. F. l.. Chapln.
1712 III street. driver of the auto
mobile that killed James Siesrlst,
three years old. while backing over
the driveway across the sidewalk in
front of his employers home, Satur-
day. was held for the action of the
grand jury by a coroner's jury at an
inquest held at the morgue yesterday.
Following the advice OF counsel.
Brown did not make statement. MIS-.
cbapin- who was in the automobile
when the accident happened. was
unable to tell much of the accident.
She did tell the jury, however, that
Brown had always been careful
driver. Bond for the chauneur
appearance was renewed.
funeral services for the child were
held in Nevius' parlors yesterday.
In,ernment took place at Prospect Hill
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18

The Arts Club Players will present
The Maker of Dreams" and two other
plays Wednesday night. May &c. at the
little theater Of the post office, 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. for
the benefit Of the Salvation Army.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18

Improve Your Home Grounds
with Guides plants. Choice specimens.
1914 F-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-18

stituted by the District Commission
erS for acquiring lands needed Tor
roadways in carrying out the perma-
nent highway plans for the suburb
will be discussed There will also be
a free distribution Of garden seed Tor
each association member
The May meeting of tho Columbia
Federation of Baptist Young Peoples
Union will be held Friday night at
o'clock at Grace Baptist Church, sth
and South Carolina avenue southeast
Miss Emma Louise Thompson will be
in charge of the musical program
The South Washington Citizens As
ISOLATION will meet tomorrow night at
| o'clock at the Jefferson School.
DIR. 8. v. Harris will give n lecture
on Color Photography" Thursday
night at 8 o'clock at the photography
class at the Y. NJ. e. A.
! The newly established Jewish Choral
| Society will meet tomorrow night at
! o'clock at the y. NJ. H. A. headquar-
| avenue. DR.. Leopold Glushak will be
| in charge.
The Bonxai Club will give it's last
dance of the season tomorrow night
| at o'clock at 1917 r street.
The Kiwanfs Club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock on the
roof of the Washington Hotel. A rep
| reSentatfve of the National Simply
! Truck Association will speak.
| The Arts Club Players will present
i The Maker of Dreams" and two other
/ OJ4vS Wednesday, night Nav 26 The
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03
Mn Die republttaniideu Sransn uou
8ascOnabe Gunntp.

NhIi Oringen0cs Griltten oes re.
publituniiden Stoot%. Counties. mcr-
Den Die rcpubIitaniiden 6rnlcn bon
@osconooe GountU gebcten lid an
@ittwOd, ben s. Septcmber, in ser,
Deridieoenen &omnibipa 5u elmer
Moiien 9eriummllrng ein5ufinoen
nno 5pei 6roIen 5t erluGblen Inn
oils WttglieOcr Oca Experimentation
6rolten-G omitc5 81 0icnen.
Die 6roucu sic oIa ioIde Gomite.
Mitglieoer crlpGblt meroen, iinb
auigeforoert iid nit Dem republi.
tantI6cn County Gomite olll Sums,
tag, Den II. Scptcmbcr in @enne,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03

fe'% MnIle III Cmcnsbillc III Der
iomlucIn, nm ais ibrcr Mittc oomu
ctncn &i3cs&oriitcr Deg rcpubIifo,
niIhcn GOuntp Gomitcs 5lt erU00.
len un0 iih an ocu onorrcn Ser.
han0hun8cn 81 bctbriliQcn sic uor
sic &trioumllmG Qcbraht mcr02n
m0gcn.
Nile republifanIit,c Gonoi0utcn
inn crIlid,t ser &crionmIIlulg Oc5
Gonltp Counties am #. September
bci5umoNncm ga in oicicr Der,
ionmHIum9 Die &orbcreiturgcu ijir
bic rc2uIGrc Gorntp GolnpoQnc &C.
trOffcn mcr0en.
Die Gomitc. WitgIie6er ser Der,
idieOcneu Epwnibips mcrbcn Sen
Acknowledgment mir Die Conn
bip.ScriommlunQ scr 6rultcn be.
ltimntcn.
IIon8o Eubb$, GoriiGcr
SEQ. ". Rueoigcr, SctrctGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03
Gr iuuate lidcr aebeu,

Gr iuoute lldlcr aeben. sd mon,
te lrldt cher ettpos iogen, ais bis
it) p~oaItGnbig iider mar. ooB mein
Seiocn mirflid bnlpcrno peridpun.
Den lei" ihreibt @crr &oiepb 2uroe
bon Negina, SoSf. .llnqciGbr Is
Sabre lang mar id nit 9ruItifmer-
5cn ln0 @uitenonfGlen qcbIoot.
SD ton'tlticrtc mebrcrc Ierate lrno
perIltd)te pcrlficoenc Meoisincn.
3ehn Nlui6en 6orni'S IlpentrGuter
BADEN mid noaitGn0io bon meircn
Sciocn befrcit. Sd iiiblc mid picl
ltnrfer, ais fritbcr mo bin ichr
oanfhor filr Ole 0urd 0icicS Scil,nit.
tel cnpfangenen @obItaten. 1ieIes
dIte, bcDuhrtr Observation-Disclosures If
cine Gltelc Scr @eiunohcit unh
Strait filr DieIc EouicnNe Qeruor6cu,
Wdrllm nidt oltd eincn Gcritd,
Nanit mahen? @S lit feline gpp.
tbcfcrmeoi6irL ionoern miro oircft
9eIietcrt bon Or. Setter 6obrncp &
sons 60, 250t @olbineton 9lbo.,
Ghicoao, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03

-Gopin @cber, bon aonios
G.tn c,iinoct iit icit lester Cams.
tn Ai,r an @eiltd, lei icincn 81
tern G1a&. @ebtr uao @ottin.
->}jlforo Rueoiger lnO Satin.
oon =. 2ouia, mciI,u ReqempGrtiQ
1t,r oui 9eiuh bel ibren Gltcrn,
rein. neutrality-suspicious.. So. Rl1cOi.
ar ms Satin.
-Cstur Meuer. non ct. 9oltis,
III N,G1nm1rtiq bier oIs @oIt Icincr
&cuoonNtcn, 6rib TIeiId unb Bot
tin.
-&ernon 0cIn1crs, melher sic
Terlen bier bel ieincn GGtcrn, ,iohn
). McIncr5 uno Satin oerbruhtc.
rciitc IcBtcn Sonntnq mieoer mad
Gotuatbio, Mo., 1llriit lm feine
Stloicn in ser StuutS llniucriit1t
michlr 0ufSunehmen.
-6rI CLARA Shmcntfcr. Don
?}2m Mnuen. beiir0et lid bier oltf
@einh bel u. 6. @ttthous uno
Satin.
-TuIilla 0onicu lmo Satin per.
mciItcu lcttc @ohe in Cmcn$Di(Ie
3um @cilrh Ser Gltern Ser Truu
Monicn.
=. ) Ballet uno SohrL pon
1t. @ouia, bciinbcn lid bier uli
@ril,h bel ibrer 0httter un6 Brob,
nttttcr, Trou 6reo @nQet. altI Ser
Torm oc$ %ohn 8foutid.
-6ran Inton S%enncbcrger. pon
Norriion, crirctlte unl Montaq uno
GienstaA hieiigc &crruonote un0
Ncfonnte olrh ibrcn @cilld,.
-Eeter lnnuIer hat bon 0uincr
Bros. AgultlIr Elm 9l,if Sin" Alt.
tomobiI 9etouft.
81. :. QocitcI fuufte bier NIB.
reno Scr @Ode mebrere @ogcnIo.
onn9cn Srouben ulIf, Sic er in &0r.
ben nod Oerihieoenen ieiner 8or.
nlcr 6reunocn in Santos berian6te.
-Artbur Soothing. 6ruu Ircb
2cimtucbler. Sri. Annie aoeIlino
lno 6rml Ibeo. Soothing, non @ots.
oonL porcn 8citern bier nuf 9eiut,.
Mig, Neoeter unb 8ottiu. bon
MorriIon, bcionocn lid am Sonn,
tag bciudSmeiie bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03
Ausfuuit in Ssutidcr SpradJe.

las Irstlnftsbilro IN Oeutld)er
Sprahc 9ibt bcreitmtlIi9it uno 10.
itcnlos altstunft iiber ollie Die Bur
oeSpcrlUaIhn9 betreffenoe In9cle'
gcnbcitcrL 0ifcntlihcs 8~tIunObeits.
weIcL SoIbatcu. ltno Iatroicllon.
s]eIcgcnbcitcr. @cictgebung, arbci.
terOerb0Itniiic, DECENTRALIZATION. Gin.
Iuonoerung, a,tsiuonScrung, 5tcucr.
ReiicpGiie, Gr6ieburo$turiclL
II. /. 10. gnfro9cn iinb 6t ritltcn
nn @crmon Diniitou 8l,rcnlt
6orciQn 2crertogc Conformation
service. GmCricon Rcb Cross. t24
Gait 2Stb Strect, Iclp gorf, q. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03

9Edtiten @}outog bcginu. >r
Sdauntcrr,dt III uuicrer Silent
hacm 5hu.> iopobl ais III o1r
NatituIe.
-0enru God umN @ott,n. uol
Galo$. (eraa. befinoen it'd hicr an
@eiud bci Sem @ruoer oeS Ncrru
actl 2Mtis aod ms 6umiItc.
6rau @ilton 3nrr$. non (Ur
lot. California. beiiroct iid} aea2a.
marra bier gum &eilit jhrer 81
TERN. @nl 0offmonn un0 @nttin
Is 1T oicics 6rou 2nrn@ crit1r
@ciuh ntr attn 6clniotb ieit T.
&aaren.
-3cnru &rtnt uno Gen Nuiirev
mc.de ouliRIih Ot5 Goot@ lbryg
Iagtter uno @robmutter, Trou
Rlsa @rnrf. nab @ur qcreiit ,ra
rer. fcbrten Icgtcn M}ittrroh rGd'
Ben 0eiul oe& 2teterelt, Morgan
pile. &orio@ 5ltrilt, ION mo al,s
Ncrr @rint icilt Reiic nn6 tur3Gm
&cil,fc noh iein Ncim bel 6reo2-
ria> CtIo.. iorticeer miro.
81, 8. 2ellenberger unb Aua
3ol;ent, Don Rbinclun6, mnren let
&c @od)c bier in @cihGitcu. Ser
2eltenbcrgcr lit @eit1ftSiilhrcr ocs
Tarmcr elevators in terounter
S:obt.
-@cnrU 9riut, Don 6reoerit.
0tIo fam am Ritmoh letter &9c.
te bier ourtl I'M an oo3 Sterbcbca
ieiner Mrtter. 6rnu Rifo @riut.
not Ban, III ellen.
-6rit aoblc. Don Smiss. mo
6rou 2ouiic 2uebrine uno oercn
Gohtcr. TrIs. Dora uno SophiQ.
Oon Heh Caf, moren Ieeten Gicns.
toa bier nm ihrc 8crmunotc, Ir0y
Ileorit &ahlt, bier ~absubo(en, sic
ans Indianapolis, Hno., hicr 5ll ci
mem 3eind,c ihrer InQch0ri0en al,
ic!bcn Gage cinQctrOitcn nor.
Sri. NiIoo auhlaann rciitc
Ictten Gicnstog, nodl lGngcrcm sc.
iude bel ibren Gltcrn, Ncrmom
&uhImam un0 Satin, alr ser
Coles Greet. micNer notl ct. 2ouis
jurilf.
-6rou NIfrco @rui reiite lcpte
@o6c nah ct. 2ouis un6 Cron
81, gum @ciutl bon @ermonntcn
rno 9etomnten.
-4boIph @rieidtc uno Satin.
Don ct. 2ouis. befuuOcn lid lcets
Sote mebrcre Gage bier olf &c
1lth bel Den GItcrn 6crmnn gricid.
!e wn6 @attin.
-9r. ". q. 2idion uno Ioni,
lie iinb letter Rontug bon elmer
Observation-Disclosures GrboIunqsrciie
Utebcr III hire beige Seimotb 3lr,
riifgetebrt.
-Sbeo. 3. IiQp un6 gllto. Offer
mann, bon StoIpc, luarcn Ietten
Samstog in @eiddften bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-09-03

I@rlmoebler uno Sobn @oIter,
Ggua. S6mitt ir. un6 gr.Sbcrifi
Mug. S6nitger. bon Eots6am, ma'
rem letter Mittmoh in @eidGitcr
bier.
SRI. 0linOo S6neioer, BON
Coles Greet, rGiitc Ietten 9ienstog
nab 81. 2ouis gum 9eiud bon
&crnoltoten.
Or. y. s. Mllcllcr mno @attiu,
pcI6e cine fur6e 6erien5cit auf it,
rcr 6arm nubc Orafe perlebt batter,
rciiten Ieetcn 9ien8tog Wieoer bon
bier aus mad ct. 2ol,is 3uriid.
-0elmor Sod, bon ct. 2oui5,
beiinoet iit ieit mcbrcren Sogcn
bier auf 9cilld bel icincm Sntcr
&pltis Sod.
-Iui Dem btciigen SuIcboIl
Torf miro ON SonntnQ, iolpie oltt
an Montug. Gin 8oIlipicl 5lpiidcn
Nlon0 uno McrWom ltottfinocn.
- Nloin Ntcpnl0, Clarence @rinf.
0rorm, 6ron @lt$, NicpoIo uno
Nrou Caroline Enutt. foncn lcttcn
Qienstag per @lltto bier bllrd, oltf
Scr &cinlrciic non MopIcmonb noh
Nope begriffen.
!. s. Rooe. mcItcr mGbrtnN
oca SommcrS I'M Diriigen 9cpot
Der Mo. Yoc. &nbn ais Glcrt BE-
idD0iti9t mar, rciIte an 0icrStnQ
nudl @optln2, MO, no er Die Stc(IG
ais Grincipol ser 0ortigen Sod
Die or bcrcit$ orci Sabre re-
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iltdD bel ibren 9(ngeb6rigen an Ser
Greet, micber nnh ct. 2otiS
5uriif.
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ser 6irmo @un0erIid &
al Nllgl,It GbcrIin o~ertoltit.
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lceten Gienstog Don bier aus
nah ct. 2ollis, no lie IGngere 3eit
Ocrlpcilen miro.
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las Gttp, uno Gbos. 9eeman, bon
ct. 9ouis, Woren oieie ISOLDE mCb,
rere Gage bier 5lt Gait bel Or. 3.
8. GougbeH unO 6amilie.
Sri. SuIio 2ingenfeIoer, peldr
einen Sbeil ser Sommerferien bier
bel ibrer Mutter, Srou 9. 2ingcn.
~bertpeiltc, reiite lebten 9iens.
tag mieber mad ct. 2oltis 5uriif
uno 5par in 9egleit1rng bon SRI.
5lorcnce 9uidmeper, bon Seeing.
Mto.
Sos. :. 2opiS ,iriiber Don
Berger, Jest oils N6potat in ct.
%aniGiiig, mar Iettcn SomStag
bier I'M @eifditc i'm NuhIoBgcriht
5lt %crlcbigen.
~-@cnrp Stod unb SamiIic. bon
.Worrtlon. paren AM Sonntag unS
3tpntog bier alti Seiuh bel ser ia.
milic SuIius 9oltr.
Sri. Coma @ioutid fe6rtc leb.
ten Somstog nod mebrm6dcnt.
Iidem 9ciltd IN st. 2ouis, micoer
IN ibrc hieiigc @eimotb surilf.
SRI. emma StideI, BON ct.
mciIt icit mcbrcrcn Tooer
bier ais @aIt Der Semitic Sobn s.
0cIn1crS un6 an0eren 8etonntcn,
Sri. Stifcl mar friiher mcbrcrc
ais 2Chrerin an ser bieiiocu
&oIfaidule tbGtig.
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