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The evening world., 1920-08-19
THREE HELD IN AUTO THEFT.
Caught In saloon BURGLARY After
Car Is stolen.

james Coyle, No. &c Willow Place.
peter McGovern. No. 1856 Hicks Street,
and Daniel Sullivan, No. 81 Pierrepont
Street. Brooklyn. were held for exam
ipation In the Adams Street Court to-
day charged with stealing an automo-
hlle valued at SO, 100 belonging TO James
s. Kennedy, an architect, OF No. 120
S5th street.
Kennedy. accompanied by Felix T.
Niclkias. Secretary Of the Police De-
uhrtment, last night drove TO the Cres-
cent A. G. and left the car outside,
When they came out the car was gone
Later the police captured three ol
I've alleged burglars trying to Eet IN
Streets. They found Kennedy's car In
front OF the store. The three mer
pleaded not guilty.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
DIR. Mack'u Body Found.

The body OF DR.. Charles Mack. eX-
pert chemist, forty years old. of No. 22S
Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, was found
after noon to-day floating in the waters
OF Jamaica Bay, at the foot OF klatbush
Avenue, by Louis scam. n hsherman, an,
Sunday night, The body was taken to
the City Morgue.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
STRICKEN REDS
FLEE IN DISORDER
BEFORE POLISH ARMY
Continued From First Page)

plies have been captured from the
Bolshevilxt, the statement declares.
The BolsheVik retreat north and
east OF Warsaw, where the Soviet
forces were closely driven by the
Poles, took the semblance Of a rout
at some places, the communicate re-
ports. On the extreme left on the
Polish line. however, and in :he re-
! Ngion OF Lemberg Soviet advances are
recorded.
Northwest of Warsaw the Russian
troops, who met resistance at Wlo-
clawek, where they had designed to
cross the Vistula, bombarded Wlo-
clawek for hours, the shells damaging
the Cathedral and the Bishops
| Palace.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
THIS BEER HAS AUTHORITY.
Beverage Sold In Trenton InveHti-
gated by Health Department.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug. l9.-'Saloon-
keepers of Trenton who are doing big
business in beer sales are being inves-
tigated by the city Health Department
agents on complaints that have reached
the Director OF Public Safety, George
b. Lebarr, that beer with an alcoholic
content higher than 1-2 of / per cent.
Is being distributed.
Director LebaIr announced to-day
that agents have made a round OF the
Trenton saloons, obtaining samples OF
beer, ad that one OF these on test
showed an alcoholic content OF per
cent
The evening world., 1920-08-19
MORE RUSSIANS
OVER TO WRANGEL
Four Cossack Governments, Com
prising Vast Territory, Ac-
cept His Rule.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 Omitted
Press) -Four Cossack Governments
comprising a vast territory north OF
the Crfmea, in south Russia, have
gone over to Gen. wrangel. anti Boil
shevik leader, in south Russia. Rc-
oording to confidential advices to
Washington to-day.
Wrangel has been recognized by the
French Government as head Of the de
faoto government of Russia.
A treaty has been signed by repre-
sentatives of the Don, Kuban. Tereh
and Astralthan Cossack Governments
recognizing Gen. Wrangel as the head
OF the Russian Government, accord
ing to the advices,
The evening world., 1920-08-19
WOMEN VOTERS
VICTORY PLEASES
BOTH CANDIDATES
"Civilization of World Saved" Says
Cox; wished 1t All Along"
Saws Harding.

The civilization of the world Is
saved. The mClAc,s NJ America
will stay the hand Of wal a.. 90
pudiate those who trifie with
great principle. The action Of the
Tennessee Legislature has another
significance. 1t is an. earnest OF
the Democratic policy to pay its
platform obligations.
BY Senator w. G. Harding.
All along l have wished for the
completion OF ratification, and
have said so, and 1 am glad to
have all the citizenship Of the
United States take part in the
Presidential elections. The Repub-
llcan Party will welcome the re-
sponse of American womanhood to
its appeal to the confidence Of all
our people.
The evening world., 1920-08-19

suffrage Amendment was ratified
yesterday.
with the intention OF moving FER n
Reconsideration Speaker Walker had
changed his vote from mo" to aye"
on yesterdays ballot. This made the
record show 50 "ayes" 20 46 noes"
but the real suffrage strength was
io. To overcome this the "Antls'
must obtain three converts from the
suffrage side. This, the sunrag,sts
aid, as the House rcassem bled,
would be impossible.
Indeed. the suffragists were plan
ming to have the roll call on the mo-
tion to reconsider taken at time
when their entire strength rs on the
uoor. They figured that they could
thus dispose OF the matter and then
would not be in danger OF having a
vote called by the ti-Sunrage
forces when Several Suffrage sup
porters were absent from the cham
I Der. A motion TO reconsider may be
carried by a majority Of the mem
bers present
Opponents OF ratification declared
to-day that II qfforts 20 secure n re-
consideration Of the House vote fails
steps would be taken 10 have the
matter tested IN the courts
MOTHERS LETTER WON VOTE
FOR SUFFRAGE.
The Suffragists won yesterday
through letter Of a mother appeal
ing to her son. one OF the youngest
members OF the House. and who was
claimed for the "antis," to help give
Ter a vote This member is Harry
Burn. a Republican from McMinn
oounty. Had he not voted for rati-
acation the vote would have been a
tie and suffrage would have been de-
feated.
my mothers letter." said Repre-
sentative Burn to-day. caused me "a
take the view I did. 1 have Away
been for Suffrage as a matter oI
poraNright, but had planned TO vote
against II. thinking that would
thereby represent a majority OF my
constituents. ! felt that way until
had the letter from my mother. and
/ changed and voted for II, casting the
deciding vote l expect to stand firm
Here is the Letter that influenced
htImi
Dear Son: Hurrah and vote for
Suffrage and don't keep them in
doubt. notice some OF the
speeches against the resolution.
They were very bitter, | have
been watching TO see how you
stood. but have not noticed any
thing yet. Don't forget to be a
good boy and help Mrs. Gait put
Rat in Ratification. An. All.
Your Mother.
we have won this fight fairly ant
will hold what we have" said Mrs
J. u. Kenny, one Of the Tennessee,
leaders. 1--WE cannot be defeated bl
tricks or side plays"
The evening world., 1920-08-19
FINES "a FERRY SMOKERS.
Five in Automobiles Pay $50 Each,
the Others $40.

Magistrate Harris in Tombs Court to-
day fined twentyfour men who were
summoned for smoking or carrying
lighted cigars and cigarettes on Staten
Island ferryboats.
Five were fined $40 each because
they were smoking IN automobiles
where the Ainways were saturated with
oil and gasoline. The others We're fined
$40 each.
The evening world., 1920-08-19

more likely 20 entangle the Nation
In war than to preserve peace.
Prohibition Is much more vital
issue with the women In Eastern
States than most people believe.
Hitherto both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis IN populous sections have leaned
toward the wet side OF tho argument
but the entrance OF the woman vote
will tend to neutralize the stand OF
candidates and 20 range them more
and more on the side of law enforce
ment without committing themselves
To definite proposals for modification
OF tho VOlStead Act.
Suffrage Is a proverbial monkey
wrench In the machinery OF lnrty
politics, and the one thing the man
ayers OF both parties have TO be
| thankful for Is that Il came In August
instead OF September or October 50
that they have some time az least IN
which 70 reorganize their linea.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
LANDLORD FAILS
TO MENTION YEAR;
RENT RAISE is OFF
Woman Tenant Can't Be Boosted
as Long as May Firsts Last,
Court'HoldS.

wv LILLIAN HANSSLER Of
w Yonkers, landlord Of No.
75S East 151st Street,
Bronx. was complainant to-day
against Mrs. William Pearlbeig
IN the Second District MunFt-'-'
Court. She said she pays
month rent and that Mr. Hans
sler wants $43.5O. Hanssler said
he served notice of the increase
last April. Mrs. Pearlberg ex-
hibited the landlords notice,
which was to the effect that her
rent would be $3.50 after May 1.
But he didn't say what year.
Justice william f. Morris de-
cded 1t could be any May 1, and
gave an extension until next May,
telling Mrs. Pearlberg she could
keep on at the same rent year
after year as long as May firsts
lasted.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
w. U. sues ThompsOn-stnrrett Co.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, with its main office at No. 195
Broadway. filed suit in the Supteme'
Court to-day against the Thompson
Starrett Company of No 40 Wall Street
to recover S9i,72S The sum sought,
according to the complaint, Is for mes
saCcs transmitted for the construction
company between Jenuary. 1918. and
April. 1919. for which payment has been
refused.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
TOOK l3 SHOES, ALL LEFTS.
hoy COuIdn't Tell what lie Wanted
with Odd Assortment.

Frank Columbo, fifteen years old, Of
No 40 Henry Street, took thirteen
shoes, all lefts. from Il show window Of
the store OF Jacob Scharf. No. 200 Col
umbia street. brooklyn, according to
the charge against him in ChildTen's
Court. Brooklyn, to-day.
The boy was unable 10 explain what
he wanted with the odd assortment, but
said he had only borrowed the shoes
and intended to return them. He was
pnroled until Aug, "a.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
Mounted ratroImnD Quits.

Mounted Patrolman William A. r.
HSrck. twelve yeans on the force, to-day
turned In his resignation TO enter the
automobile business. He has wife
and two children and said he was un-
able 10 get along on the patrolman's =
salary. He lives at No. IS Lotos Ave-
niue. Glendale.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
HARDING HAS GONE AFTER
VOTES ON BOTH SIDES.

In other words, Senator Harding
has gone after the votes of both fac
tions in the Suffrage ranks and hopes
for support from both, while Gov.
Cox has lined himself up very denn-
itely against the anti-SuffrRge vote.
Il must be remembered, too that IN
many states the anti Suffrage vote Is
not altogether feminine and that In
the state OF Ohio. for instance, the
male vote has been almost evenly
divided on the question OF permitting
women 10 vote on State questions.
II Is too early 10 determine just
how much effect on the League OF
Nations controversy the enfranchise-
ment OF women will have. The league
ls popular In the West where women
fo'- hqf no ripht 10 vote for years,
while IN large sections OF the East
ia purposes nave been repFesen1ea -
The evening world., 1920-08-19
:I1EUT. BRENNAN BADLY HURT
noliee Ante In which He II riding
. J. wrecked By Motor Truck.

wrecked By Motor Truck.
iIAeut W. r. Brennan OF Police Head
quarters Il suffering to-day az his home
y Lynbrook. L. l.. from a wrenehed
back. cuts and bruises received last
night when the police automobile In
which he was riding was wrecked by a
motor truck near the spot where Police
CprnrsissiOner Enright was hurt In
June. The motor truck driver. Joseph
Wuerfel caused the arrest OF Athur
.Yelng OF No. II Meredith Street. Bos-
Ton, charging Wing with driving his
cer against the motor truck, causing u
Nt0 sWerve. Justice Neu OF LynbrOOl.
htld Wing In $1,000 bail for examina-
ffhree other men In Brennans car es-
ckped with bruises.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
kUDIToRE DISPUTE ENDED.
widow and Brother Named 20 Ad-
mfnIHter His Estate.

{ lsrhe dispute over the estate OF the late
Jpseph Auditore, millionaire steVedore,
Who died recently. was settled to-day
~ the appointment Of his widow, Mrs.
oluseppina Auditore, Of 7Ol Ocean
Avenue, Brooklyn. and his brother,
frank Auditore OF 1877 Coleridge Street.
Manhattan, as executors and admins
traitors,
Auditors died IN the apartment Of a
ufbrlan IN Manhattan, and Il was gem
orally supposed that $4,000 which he
left 20 DR. Adolph Monaelesser Of No.
ie6 West 72d Street, Manhattan, was for
the use OF this woman.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
NORTH CAROLINA
y REJECTS SUFFRAGE
House Votes Against Ratification
~ to Al, Following Lead
of Senate.

sRALE1GH, N. c., Aug. lo.--The Fede-
raj Suffrage Amendment was defeated
~ the North Carolina House OF Repre-
sentntives to-day by vote OF n TO Il.
The Senate has already voted against
ratification.
The evening world., 1920-08-19
s1owGwAY SEEKS HIS dad"
Boy Almost starved on way over
Here From France.

Among the six st0waways ADDED to-
day 70 the membership OF the Stow
faeed lad who gave his name as Hersehel
Tfeimn. twelve. who said he came In
on La Lorraine from France and had
literally starved his way over because
be wanted 20 80 10 his father IN Chicago
The other five were Chinese. who came
~ way Of Java, They bring the total
nempership q the club 20 nine.y-tWo
The evening world., 1920-08-19

Lloyd GeOrEe Not Coming 20 U. 8.
LONDON, Aug. 1O.--Premier Lloyd
George does not contemplate any trip
10 Canada or the United States, as had
been reported. II was announced Off
cially to-day.
The evening world., 1920-08-19

HIGH GRADE SMOOTH ALMONDS
The choicest, freshest crispest Al
mOnds are each centred In dainty
shell Of Purest COnfectioner's sugar
flavoFs and beautiful tints.
Our regular 5lc. goods; AnA
EXTRA SPECIAL. - AHN.
The evening world., 1920-08-19

MILK CHOCOLATE COVERun
MAhSliMAL LOMS-Ths CTean,jest.
ilufiiest MarShmallOws Of honeyed
sWeetnfss, envelOped in iackets of
Chocolate. A sweet OF unsurpassed
excellence. Our reg. T5c, IOSR
goods. EXTRA SPECIAL. kMR
FOUND BOX WV
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VIM, G. FELL, Hermann, Mo.

mo ser Grtrag bon einem Ifcr lit
,~rcp0GnIid ENC hnlbe Frnnc, mof!lr
scr Sorncr 5000 oocr mcbr pro
Come c~r5iclt. Nun lGBt iid benfen,
foB Oicic2 ullea aud piel Arbclt
ttitct, bod wir1 >icic rciiter'S p1n
ocn O~tcritonern pcrrid)tct, melhc Is
bis 20 Gcnts sic Stunbc crholten,
nobel lie iid obcr ielbIt bcf6itigerl
nliiiien.
sd bobe Is Eiuno 8obnen &c,
pflon5t sic iett in ser 9liitbe ltcben.
Mltf sic 8aiiermelonen blilben iebi
unb innerbalb 5pei 8odcn giebt&
bier neue &~artoffeln.
vSeraIide 8riiBe al aIle alter
9efanntcn uno 6rcuocn in Cos
conooe Gol1ntp."
6. s. 8ro6t.
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9. Graf
Ge6tsanpalt
uno Notdr
Office I'M @ebGuoe Der 8raf 8ts. 60.
Sermann, Ro.
MpicbnO u. /.

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0cn in Der 9Ccllont %. y. Stir
DIE Samuel s. @cbrlp unO Sri. 81
Tie DIT, 0l1rd Gnltor u. &%cttClfonlp,
bon Stoper, Wo., Qctrnrt. 0icic
Grollllng lit baS Nciltltot cinc8 flel-
ncn Romanc5, Ser iidD I'M Central
@Cslcpun College, 81 @orrcnton,
No., cntlporn, mclfcS befonntc Gr-
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nic SRI. Ott ais Stlocntctt bciud,tc1r
lrn0 Iih BORT fcnncn unb-licben
Ierrtcn. Iltf Goitor &cttelfanp,
pnr Elm Stuoicn9clroiic 6cs mtnmcbs
rigcn 9ral,tpoarcs, uno fam ipc5iell
hierbcr I'M btc Sralutng at noll5icb.
en-, BEL meld)er Sri. 2ltlll SEEMING
ms G6nin 2ongcnbcr9 nlS Srolt'
Scltgen f%ungirten. Die 8rout lit
cine Tohter bon Sinlon Stt, bon
9eemont rno Ger junge Gbcntam1
Elm Sobn BON g. 8ebrlp, bon &onc,
ST., mo bic Sanilic @cbrlp cine
eroBc Sorm bciist, altf mcldcr lid
bic Ncl,permGblten nicoerloiien pcr.
Den. @ir Diini6cn Slid unb Sc
gen gum 8ltnbe.
Trot ser Itarfen &Glte, Die unS
bcfirdten Iicb, bob olle O%bitousiid.
ten bernidtet murbcn, miro es Sod)
nod ettpas SbIt qebcL benn nidt
olle 9nospen iinb %erfroren. Sogar
ein Ebeil Ser Bfiriidbliitben i6eint
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Mhtn 90 Ser Safer i'm 9o6cn 1T.
baben uniere Snrrner bereit8 Re.
gonnen tire Ieder fir 6oS Corn.
pflon5en in Sr6nltng 81 bringcrt.
RooOaufieber Sribemeper mar leB'
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aug. SEEMING bate feline Naidint
In Ser Stonp Sill Ra6boridoft an
Der arbeit Sol5 au idgen rnb Sutter
81 idneiben.
Srls. Wprtle 9uefer uno 2eono
Srebrid reiIten leste 8ohe nad ct
Souls I'M bort 9ienlt au nebnen.
Srou Bbil. Offer ir. lino Todter
iin6 Ietten Sonntae bon Summer
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Is baut Sus Spitcm anf. Gin

IS bant Sus Spitcm anf. Gin
fiir5lit bon Srol, 9rigitte Solte III
Itnatcr. Cast, crbnltcner Brief
miro gcluiB fir ntanhe 2eier BON
SntcreIIc iein. Sic idrcibt: Aus
eigener grfobrung ipeiB id, oaB
Sorni'S IlpentrGllter ein guteS
SeiInittel fir 8eroouun9sItorlnget
lit uno cine berilttetc @%eIun0beit
mie6er bcritelIt. Inoere bier, Die
oiclcS &ciInittel olldD %gcbral,d)t ba'
ben, beridteu ebcnfallS CUTE Reiul.
tate" Gorni'S Ilpenfrdltter, oas
altc, bcluGbrte &rGlltcrbcilmittcl, hat
ii6 ais 60r0crer Der 8eroalnlng uno
ais St6rfrngsmittel fir Die t0rper'
li6eu Orgone eincn 8eltrllf ertuor.
ben. gS lit feline Npotbcfcrnlc6iain.
@cgcn nGberer Ilr8t,rnit ucnbe man
lid an Or. 8eter 6obrncD & Sons
60, 2501 8oibington 9lpo., Gbica.
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Sluiss u. /.

Der SrnllcnDcrein Der cOangl. ct.
SobonniS q &irhc bcrcitcte Baitor
Sdmiehen, onl1blih icincS 40. &c.
bllrtstoqcS, om lettcn Sonntug
9todmittog cine llcbcrroIdpm0ss
EurtD.
9Ib. MideI unb Spbn bcfon0cn
lid, lcbtc ISOLDE in @cidGftSIofcn
in Berger Bottom.
Die Slpi88 Sdulc miro mor0cn,
ocn II. NpriI hire Sdlltbfcicr obs
baltrn.
9ic 3abl ser ainoer Die in I'm.
Icrcr &irfc Gonfirmirt ml,rocn be-
trllg II anItott MIR 9 mie irrtbiim.
Iider &eilc bier bcridtct mllroe. 9tc
Nanten Ser bci6cn Gonfirmanoc1l
Weto &r,1lI un0 ella Stred marc,r
ijbcrlcbcn mor0en.
Der S6ultcrmin Der Sdulc i'm
Rotb Qiitrift idlieBt am %. apriI
uno Der S6ulihluB miro al 6ieicm
Gage nit Der ilbliben 6eier began
gen ncrocn.
gilbert SduIte begob iif an
Moutag mad Sermann tint ieincl
Neffen, 8oltcr GappieiabnS, ab5ll'
bolen, melfer bon elmer 8eiu6sreiic
aus ct. 2ollis 5u~riidsefcbrt mar.
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Plus Ebarr, SeEas.

llnIer fritDCr bcfanllter Wtitbilr=
ger, Is. $. @ro6t, fril6er bel 6reOcs
ridaMlrg IN inherent GOlntp pobn.
bolt, ienoct ms, mlGBlif Der Or
ncrcrmg iciucS Announcements ouf
Dos &olfsblotr, folgen6c intcrciioEtt
Nitbtilungel ans Sbarr, GcrnS:
nS6on pic0cr Gin SSabr D~erfloIien
rnD Go5 crinncrt mid 0oron Bob Der
3eitlungsmam bC5ablt luerOcn mub.
@inlicgcro ocSbolb $500 oils Ibons
remel,tsbctrog fir oos Soltsblott.
sic @itterrng lit bier i'm Sil6en
nod intn1er etmaS fiibl, b%eion6crS
bic N1dtc rn0 ooS Corn mG6it oes-
bolb MIR longiam, trotoem eS iett
etma Elm Sub bod lit. 0ie @rape.
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an Wroen, oa Die 9Glme bon Ser
&Gltc ni6t gelitten botten. Sd bas
be Dor orei Sabren SO 9Guute bieier
Silofruft angepflon5t, mobon mcb-
rerc oieies Sabr tra9en merOcn. Die
ie 6rl,d)t fGllgt i'm Oftober an 81
rcifcn uno bGngt biz @eibnadten on
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in pOllcm 8angc, obcr mc9en Wtan-
gel an 6rod)ttpogen gum berIhiden,
gebt es MIR lan9iam Dor lid. IS
nerocn bon bier aus allCin 0rei bis
filni %Garlobungcn friifes &rout
tGoltd mad, ocm Ror6en perianot.
9ic Sarner erbalten gcgenlpartl9
$40 sic Come uno Der @rtrog boz,
etncrt glfer lit bon odt bis 16 Con.
men. Die Muslagen I'M eincn Nder
&rallt (Gabboge) at 5iebcn, ein'
IhIicBIid Scr Soften fir Die Bflan,
sen un0 9eiuGiicr1ng betrogcn cttpo
$45. Rndbent bos &ralt geernbtct
miro oosielbe 2anb mieber berge'
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All Light Car Road
Records Smashed

iicIo, DO, 5uriidgcfcbrt, no lie
&crmon0ten cincn 8CIlld ubQeltottct
botten.
2ciOcr lit Sri. 9llpino allltcrmunlr
inmer nod our6 arantbeit ans
9ctt gciciiclt mo m%iinid,en mir ibr
rCd)t boloigc 9ciicrunQ.
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WDrrtiDll

6rauf &ollmcper, glruolb @ummcrt,
Sos. Al1guitin un0 @m. YeterS als
WtitglieOer OeS StaotratbS micoer9c.
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MitglieO 0es StootrotbS erlpGblt.
Ter Stnotratb bat lid ipGter or.
Qnniiirt lmO crnGhltc @crrn @itt-
rod (bcr Erincipal unierer Sdyulc
iit) 5unt Wobor, ga 6reS GoclIe.
Scr icbigc Wopor, cine @ieocrlpabl
abgclcbnt bat.
9ei Der SduIlpobl wurOen Sranf
9aImepcr uno 2ouiS 8oeger als
S6ul6ircftorcn eripGblt. Der Sor.
i6Iug sic Stulltc,1er bon 40c ouf SOC
pro 500 5teuerpertb gu erboben
muroe nit GROCER Wtcbrbett an9e'
nonmcn. Sic Stnottpabl ioDobl
ulS sic Sfpllipabl Darcn iebr rubig,
rmo 3tpor 10 rubig DOB piele gitr'
ger cs DergnBm ibre Stimmen ab0l1.
geben.
Cine BON @m. 3ciln1am 9egen
8nt. Rcinbol5 oneeItrcn9tc &lo9e
mcgcn elmer S6ulbforocrlnG font
lcttcn Wittmo6 oobier Dor Srieoenss
ridtcr 3oltrop 5l Scrbonolung.
Ger alGger tpor bur6 IbDofot 8.
g. @roi BON Sermann Dertretcrt
mo bonocltc c5 iid in Der &lo8e
INN cine S%orocrung bon $35 mclde
3eilnlann bon Rcinbol3 forbcrte, fir
2icfcrung ser 9ampffrnft gum Sc
trieb cineS RpdcruibcrS, sur NltS.
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Q nadborten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
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Seiratb

John H. Maha, Rosebud, - 81
Agnes K. Pohlmann, Rosebud, - 20
Hy. B. Kessler, Potsdam, ----- "a
Hilda H. 1.-THE, Potsdam, 10
Frank A. Kachur, Morrison, - 25
Laura H. Whertwine, Morrison, 10
VIM. F. Erfmann, Bay, ----- 81
Anna l.. Kuhlmann, Bay, - rs
Ed. Smith, Mt. Sterling, ------ 40
Emma Smith, Hope, ----- 80
Alfred Mitchell, McKittrick, $500 26
Ethel Rose, McKittrick, ----- 18
Warren C. Whitening, Americas, 35
Mrs. C. NJ. Oberhellmann, -- SO
Walter Bueker, Swiss, --- %
Selma S. Hurst, Swiss, --- II
Emil A. Menke, Elijah, ------ Fl
Dena l.. Hoelscher, Berger, - 20
Fred w. Hoelscher, Berger, $500 %
Bessie B. Hall, Berger, ------- 20
Leslie H. Becker, Washington, = %
Alma Giles, Washington, -- %
H. F. L.. VonBehren, New Haven, 27
Edna C. Rohlfng, Berger, --- "a
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