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SPRINGER, P. B. ret O 40a bds R2 McClure Dms 99 Ind tel. SPRINGER, Charlie (Goldie) 1 ch farmer T 40a R2 McClure Dms 99 Ind tel. SWIN, Geo. (Emma) 5 ch farmer O 70a 3h 3c R8 Napoleon Mon 18 Ind tel. SWARY, Arthur (Emma) 1 ch carpenter T H&L Rl New Bavaria Ple 88 Ind tel. STEVENS, C. C. (Bertha) 1 ch mail carrier T H&L 1h Malinta Ind tel. STEWARD, Fred (Emaline) farmer & real estate justice of peace O 74a H&L 1h E Maple Ave Liberty Center Ind tel. STEWARD, G. M. (Lily D.) 4 ch farmer O 100a 8h 26c R3 Liberty Center Lib 35 Ind tel. STEWARD, Homer (Pearl) 2 ch farmer T 80a 3h 25e R3 Liberty Center Lib 35 Ind tel. STEWART, William A. (Rebecca) 3 ch farming O 40a T 80a 5h 6c R3 Hamler Mar 85 Ind tel. STEVENS, R. A. (Edith L.) 5 ch liveryman O H&L & barn 1h Malinta Ind tel. SPITH, Frank W. butcher T H&L Holgate. STEVENS, P. J. farmer Holgate. STEVENS, McKinley (son Cassius M.) laborer Malinta Ind tel. STEVENS, King (son Cassius M.) laborer Malinta Ind tel.

STEINGASS, John (Caroline) 6 ch farmer O 54a 3h 3c R2 New Bavaria Ple 8 Ind tel. STEINACKER, G. A. (Amelia) farmer O 90a 3h 5c R2 Holgate Ple 37 Ind tel. SWARY, Joseph (Ella) 3 ch farmer O 40a 5h 8c Rl New Bavaria Ple 90 Ind tel. SPROW, C. R. (Etta) 5 ch farmer O 40a 3h 3c Rl Malinta Rhfd 6 Ind tel. STRAYER, J. E. (Anna B.) 2 ch farmer O 40a 8h 8c R2 Liberty Center Wash 112 Ind tel. SPIESS, Lawrence (Esther) farmer T 160a 7h 20c R3 Liberty Center Lib 44 Ind tel. SPIESS, Edward (Maggie L.) 7 ch farmer & township trustee O 80a 4h 8c R3 Liberty Center Lib 67 Ind tel. STORCH, Edward (son Maria) farmer T 80a Rl Napoleon Har 61 Ind tel. SPIETH, Sophia housekeeper Rl Napoleon Har 7 Ind tel. SPIETH, John (Anna) 6 ch farmer O 97a 4h 5c R1 Napoleon Har 7 Ind tel. STAHL, Carl (son Jacob) student R2 Deshler Rhfd 60 Ind tel. STRICKER, Amos RD Deshler Bar. STEWART, N. W. RD Deshler Bar.

SPENGLER, F. H. farmer RD Deshler Bar. SPENGLER, Samuel E. (Viola) 1 ch laborer T H&L 1h Malinta. SPRINGHORN, Aug. (Minnie) l ch hardware merchant O H&L Westhope Rhfd 46 Ind tel. SPURGEON, Sam (Jane) 4 ch laborer T H&L Holgate. STARK, William C. (Anna) 1 ch photographer Holgate Ind tel. STEINMAN, Lizzie lives at F. E. Schroeder Ridgeville Corners Rid 56 Ind tel. Miller Ridgeville Corners Rid 43 Ind tel. STERLING, D. M. (Laura) 1 ch farmer O 160a 4h 1c Rl Colton Wash 60 Ind tel. STARKEY, G. W. (Lucida) 8 ch farmer O 80a 4h 7c R10 Napoleon Lib 53 Ind tel. STARKEY, G. M. R10 Napoleon Nap. SPIESS, Reuben farmer RD Napoleon Lib. SPIESS, Dan (Mary) 5 ch farmer T 40a 3h R4 Napoleon Fre 9 Ind tel. SUNDERMANN, Henry, Jr. (son Henry) farm hand bds R1 Malinta Rhfd 16 Ind tel. SPRINGHORN, Henry 2 ch ret O 80a Rl Malinta Rhfd 24 Ind tel. STEFFENS, Henry (lives with John H.) 2 ch ret O 40a R5 Wauseon Fre 24 Ind tel. SPERLING, Henry (Mary) 3 ch farming O 39a 2h 4c R3 Deshler Bar 44. SPEROW, Imos RD Deshler Bar. SPRANKEL, G. J. RD Deshler Bar.

STEWART, M. E. RD Deshler Bar. STEWART, Lawrence farmer RD Deshler Rhfd. STEINMARER, What is 3c billiards Julian farmer New Bavaria. STAUB, Herman H. farmer McClure. For example if more were aware of the research into carbon dioxide levels in the Paleozoic era which began 600 million years ago where for instance carbon dioxide levels are now generally accepted as several orders of magnitude higher than they are today with no corresponding evidence of exceptionally high global temperatures, then more questions of the please explain nature would be directed at the IPCC who for a variety of reasons seem to be content with insisting that the current levels are at an all time high and very dangerous. For example temperatures taken in industrial or urban city situations where most thermometers are situated are typically reading up to 2 degrees above those in the nearby countryside and can be as much as 20 degrees C different. By all means we can justify cleaning up our air and water and are certainly not obliged follow the previous White House regime in using scientific uncertainty to divert action away from conservation of nature and fossil fuels, but this is not quite the same as accepting we are ready or even have the means to restore the Earth to its hypothetical steady state temperature range.