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ssd.si9 8DuLuque Streets, kald
80 ,,fss,ss rfassa 20 f,I.,yytsf1,ssis SES5a 10
OmN fCHUM ME u !,
-W@a CInfs I0Nsgs.

soJ Ohm fC1H I'M ME Y, u b
HAVING becodse proprie,orof the above
~ establishments lately knownas .he. Hef
mon, House. = is now Engaged refurnishine
il. and will open the House on Of, before ths
10Th, inst. fofahe reception OF the travelling
public and others. The rooms .ni this ests.b
iisfiment are large, well lighted. and suppl
ed with FIRE places, and well suited 10 tEs
comfort aud convenience of those who wish
to spend the winter in the city. 80
@ss THE s7.fBLE e@ liii
Will be supplied with oil the Injuries the
country affords. well pfepared;l and sutii-
Gent plumber of servants kept constantly Oh
hand To attend 10 all the wants ofihe gussis
Of the House, Connected with the estab
Iishn,e,Yi,1 ale large and .consmodious
#.l .S1HBLES IND Y.fRDS,
which WILDE attended By careful and com
peteni hostlers.
+ The Proprietor being determined to devote
his whole attention 10 the business. aud hav-
ing had considerable experience as land
lord, tells no hesitation In promising that no
effort shaIlbe spa.ed 10 make his guests feel
themselves at home, and sohcts the patrons
age of members Of the Legs la;ure, borders,
ana the publ,c generally
Iowa CRY. Nov. fls,isi6 ~, q - |.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, Jan 10, lS47.
Mr. Springer presented ,he petition o
citizens OF Louisa county, for the estab.
l'shnent Of a State road from Walling's
landing 10 Charlottesville, and west a.
fa- as expedient, which. toge,he, with all
other petitions for The same road, was re-
ferred to the committee on roads
Mr.. Selnaan introduced Senate file Ne
80, ioini resolution for mail route from
Fairfield 10 Bloomfield.
Mi Brown, from the committee on
elections reported Senate file No 81, &
bill regulating lie election Of Judges
Mr. Bronling introduced Senate file
No. 81, bill fixing he punishment tr,
the crime of murder
Mr. Sanford introduced Senate file No.
80. a bill to confer the authority Of chang.
ing the names of persons, towns and II.
lagos. npon the District Court
Mr.. DAVIS, from tie Committee on m
lesnal improvements, reported back 20 he
Senate The original eport Of SAID commit
zee on the subject OF The Improvement Of
The Desmoines river. with Senate file No
%. bill establishing State Board o.
Internal improvement. aud proF,ding ior
the Improvement Of The navigation Of the
Desnoines river, which. on motior d
MIR Bradley, was laid on The ,abIs and
srderedlio be printed. tz2 ~
The Senate concurred IN The amend
lnenas Of The House 20 the bill, TO amend
the act entitled AN act Tor the o,ganya-
zion Of townships ~
Mr. Sanford presented The ciai,p Of
Howell &Cowies FOR printing which was
referred 10 the committee on claims
Mr. Benton presented the claim .;
George Green for printing, which was re
ferred 10 the committee on claims.
The Senate resolved itself into commit.
Tee Of the Whole Mr. Jay in The chair, on
The bill prescribing The duties Of the Au-
dItor 81 State, and after making some pro-
gFess therein, reported ehe bill back, and
asked leave 10 Sit again, whichwas grant
ed 4.S .a
The Senate then adjourned ill io-mpf
row morning .es-.zss-er
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SENATE

thursday, Jan 81 'S1t
Mr. Davis presented The petition Of
citizens Of sVapelio county. praying The
passage Of al ac, for the location o. State
road from the county seat Of Keokuk coun
" 10 Autumwa ia Wapelio county Re
ferred 10 The committee on roads Fl
Mr. Browning, from the select com
uittee TO whom was referred Senate file
Nc s, bill &c divide che State into Con
grsssional districts, reported the same back
to the Sen.te with amendments
Mr.. Bradley moved that he Senale dis
agree 10 the amendments made by said
committee; which motion prevailed yeas
10, nays as al Il.
M. Harbour moved 10 strike out Keo-
kuk from he second distries, aaG insert
the same IN The irst district Agreed 10
Mr.. Benton moved 20 strike out Des,
moInesiron .he second district, and insert
Mahaska, Jasper and Polk Lost yeas
3, nays Ia Hst
Mr. Springer moved 10 reconsider me
vote iust taken on NJ Ben.ons motion
Lost.
Mr. Bradley moved That she bill be read
third time on Saturday the 18th Car
ried-yeas IL. nays s.
Mr. Benton from the ioin. committee
appointed TO report The number Of acts ne
cessary 10 be passed at The present session
Cor The organization ct he State Govern.
ment, made the following report of titles
Of acts which The committee deemed ne
cessary: mi
A Revenue Law. i
A general School Law
A genera. Incorporation Law
An act concerning Justices othe Peace
An act 10 provide Tor the enumeration
of the white inhabitants Of Inc State. il
An acs concerning The Desmoines river
grant rs 9ibs9 s.t e&A# Raa IL
An act Ia divide the State into judicial
districts.
An act to divide he State INTO Congress
sional Districts.
An act providing toF The election Of
certain officers.
Ar act designating the times Of aosding
courts * n.
An act fixing the salaries and fees 81
different officers.
An act 70 provide for the public print
ing.
Ar act providing for the organization,
practice, fees. Sc Of courts.
An aos fog the sale Of certain school
lands. l IL 4a 934 y
An act for the appointment of Commits
sioners TO locate the 100000 acres grant
Of land
An act ior The appointment Of Commis'
revise and report code Of laws
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Esfrays

TAKEN up by Abraham Pr, living in JAS
Il per county, Iowa, four Nd of oxen, viz :
One red and white speckled supposed to be
seven years old next spring ;me red and white
pided, with some white in face, supposed to
be seven years old next sppg; one red and
white pided with some whiten his face, sup-
posed TO be six years next sphg; one red and
white pded, with some whitfin the face and
branded with small cross h each horn; no
other marks or brands percseable, appraised
at thnty-six dollars by JOSH Slaughter and
Joseph Kihtz. II
CHI. tAMLIN, J.P. /
Jan. both, l847. n47.
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Which reportswas agreed 10.

Which report was agreed 10.
S. Mr.. Davis introduced d Bill regulating
practice 81 the courts % Iowa, Read and
ciafy y li''i a4sass 4 t'sa'ss. s5sa ~.
The President announced oolpnun:;.
cation from The Seer stary OF State, which
was read adTleierred 10 The committee on
internal Improvement.
n. r. file No. 8, FONT resolution IN re-
lation 70 Obtaining privilege from Mis-
souri, to erect dams across the Desmoines
river, was passed. l
Il, K. file No. 90, an act 10 change the
name Of Chaldes, was passed.
The Senate. concurred in the amend
nents made by the House to the BILLS
prescribing the duties Of Treasurer and
Secretary Of State.
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.N.. e !, I. &. I z. @ SCHOOL,
MRS. s. G.: lIOREy

Hrs. ). Z. MUKEl - ~ q
EEAViNG obtained rooms in the Mechano
4 Il les. Academy, VII open school fer
females saiy, On MoE'lay ,he'2d Of Nov
next. TAe giale: session viii continue Eve.
months. -.-j a. 2
:.s FERNS Or TUITION:
Reading Writing and Geography per =
ooar,e: or half session - so
The above with Arithmetic, Grammar p +
and History ,o-a 5 90
Natural Soreness. higasF branches OF .ae7
Mathematics, Rbeiesic. sc. .. i 90,
French End Drawing each (exsaN 2 oG
? S Wanted immediately. p'aStesng
and joiner work done On the school rooms.
ioE which payments wtll be made in euitor
iowa City, October II, 1876. n335
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HOUSE OF, REPRESENTATIVES,.

| E ~ q /. a Z i =
THURsDAY, Jan. ii, lS47.
On motion Of Mr. McPherin, it was
Resolped, That the printing Of bills shall
hereafter be discontinued except by spe-
cial order Of the House.
Mr.. Updesrafi offered the following
resolution. which was, on his motion re-
ferred TO the committee on the judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. Olmstead, it was
Resolved, That a committee Of two he
appointed on the part Of the House to act
in conjunction with similar committee
on the part Of the Senate to ascertain and
report on what day the present session Of
the General Assembly may be brought to
q close wiihon, injury q the public in :
terest.
Msssrs. Olmstead and Sells were APP
pointed said committee.
Mr.. Morton from the committee on
Township and County Organization, TO
whom was referred bill for an act TO pro-
vide for the election of one county com
missioner for each organized township in
the several counties 81 this State, made a
report recommending the indeiiuite post
ponement 81 the bill.
On motion Of MIR. Smvth Of Linn, the
report was t,ommi!ted to the committee OF
The Whole House aud made the order Of
the day Ter to- morrow.
Mr.. Malson, from the select committee
to whom WAS referred II. K. file No. 90,
bill providing that the legal voters in
each county determine al the township
election, whether the county commission
ers shall grant licetise for retailing inioxi-
eating liquors in said county or rot, re.
ported the same back to the House with
amendments.
MIR. Matson spoke, at some length in
support OF the bill.
The bill was read second time and
the amendments concurred in.
The bill was further amended BY the
House, when,
On motion Of Mr.. Smyth of Linn, The
same wasordered. 70 be epgrossed and read
a third time Tomorrow.
Mr. Hebard, from the Joint committee
appointed toreport list Of acts necessary
to oe passed, reported: 1.-THE same as re-
ported by Mr.. Benton in Senate
Mr.. Hebard moved to refer the subject
of the 100000 acre grant 10 The select
committee on the Desmoines grant. Car
ried, fsf'Ss -
H. r. file No. 80. a bill prescribing the
tims and place of holding elections for
United states Senators, was passed: Also,
II r. file No. 36, bill! for an act to re-
view and relocate a portion Of the Terri
torial road from Rockingham TO Iowa City.
Tie resolutions from the Senate in re-
lalinn to the Mexican war was considered
in Comnhiee Of the Whole, kIr. Matson
II the Chair, and reported back without
amendment when,
On motion, The House adjourned ill to-
morrow morning.
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Nge4,icnl Notice

An adjourned meeting or the iowa Botanic
Medical socity, will be held in inc unisersalist
church, in iowa City. on Saturday the 523d inst,
at one o'clock Z. M. Gestures may be expect
ed. ap. r. M. PERSON; sec'y
Iowa City, Jan. 20th, lS47. sa
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Look Out

4 Ii persons indebted to III subscriber, BY
note or book account, ire requested to
come forward and make payfnt Immediately
during my absence. Again Iiy, look out
Us. r. FALES.
I Ivaahoe, Linn Co.. Jan. COY f847. 47s3t.
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&, q, E-gaas.,
ATTORNEY AND pUSsELEoR
At LAM al
TyPToN. CEDAR ooUEy, IOWA
December s 'Sf6, ~ "
MEDICAL N1TEGEG
REFORMED BOT3JyC, GERaA.N

AND L.VDf.q.h' PR a NITTONF6
FIR w. P. LYON. havig recently locs
~ ted III iowa Cry, refcslul,y tenders
his professions, services ,dihe citizens Of
Iowa City and The adJacentoun'ry. From
the fact Of his having revived = regula.
medical education. ard haV g had prae.
'!!se O. &c yeaIsa'ryahe Sites &C Missouri.
and illinois, he aaiiers sh,belf tina, he is
acquainted with, and csr .ht successfully.
The various diseases 'uchnlio this eli.
mate. Pasticula afentonFHl lie paid 10
the diseases OF women am; Aidren Those
wishing his medical SERVED will find him
a; all times al LYONS AOREeexcep,
when absent Oh business harges r>ason
able.--N. B. A good supply Of Drugs and
Kept conatsnty d hand s kaA
iowa City, Sept, %, s4-23 6u..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made at the next terin of the Probate Court
II, aud FOR Johnson county, Iowa, TO be begun and
holden u, the State House in Iowa City in said
county Of Johnson on Monday the 4tllday of Jam
uary next, for license to sell all the real estate Of
which John Gilbert late Of said county died seized.
All persons interested 10 said estate are hereby nni-
fled then and ltliete to attend. and show cause tf
any they have, why sad license should not be
granted. n5islssss.,1E 30 zi,l.gL. ii
80. HENRY FEt.KNER.
-asff, 4@ie stt' ktIin'r lie boris non Of
asae b4isJoHT GILBERT deed
Dec 2 Is iG.sg a- / =-.s as.8 & u #sGE@ sE#
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Notice 10 A're-a mn ptiG IN
IA eaassA
LANE OFF.cE, Iowa Cry !
Ocnbfr 4 ST 1916. 4

~s October st 1916.
I'm accordance with All ac, OF Congress,
4 approved Angus, .Sth, Sac. creating an
additional Land Office IN iowa. and bl pro-
elapa,ion o. ais President, dated IA,h OF
SAID month. designating iowa City as, the
size 81 said Land JIflce--NoricE is HERE
BIZ Given, that the Land Office a. his City
will be opened on the I'd Of Nov en,htr next
for all those entitled 20 the rightof pre-. emp.
ton, 10 establish ihe same so the sa,isfac-
lion Of the Register and Receiver, and
make payment therefors before The 50,h of
said month otherwise suen claims will be
.orfel,ed
CHARLES NEALLEY. Resr.
ENOS LOWE. Receive
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6ypnvegtin.,,

The friends Of Education throughout the State
are requested TO meet In q conventional capaci.
ty, in the Methodist College, in Iowa City, on
the 2sth of January, 1917 at 2 O'Clock p. N.
MANY CITfzEEs.
81 Editors favorable 10 the above please copy
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rss.. AN ACT ,..aaa d ..u
Staying the school fund in Ike hands ofths
holders thereof l.. a

Staying the school fund in Ike hands ofths
holders thereof t.= a
SEC. l. Be ii ensc,e by the General Assembly
of the State Of Iowa, Tha, all PUBLIC officers who
shall have in their possession, control. at the lime
this law takes effect or at any limo thereafter, any
moaey or moneys 10 be applied 10 The support OF
conmon schools other educational purposes
under existing laws. shall retain such money or
moneys IN lhrlF possession, and not apply, expenl
or dislibntc The SANE until directed 50 10 do b.
some law hereafter TO be enacted By the said Gen.
eral Assembly, i "-
SNcs That the f1ndl,s section Of an act, a,-
proved Januafy the 18th, 1916. c'iilted IAN ACT.
to amend aa act, entitled an act 10 csab.ish
systrtn Of common schools" approved January 10,
1870 and all other aeis, audpaIs nf cun,fave,,-
ine The proeisionsof this aet, are hereby repealed
Sac 3. I'ha, the Governor cause tlis aci to be
published Immediately in the several newspapers
Ia Ibis city~-anI that the same shall take effsct on
she thif,ieh day o. December, 1916.
J. B, BROWNE,
Speaker he House OF Representatives,
.4.s Hsae e THOMAS BAKER -
as,,s. s- a5 s rresijen; Of The Senate
approved, Dec. Il, 1916 ss ts......
n43 ANSEls BRIGGS
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AMERICAN aEHN's'EsE.

AMERICAN HOTEL. -v
fEsHE subscriber having taken he large
Z and comnlodo,,s brick house knowa as
the AMERICAN HOTEL is now engaged
in furnishing and flung ii up for The accom-
modaton OF travellers and boa!ders. and
will he ready 10 wal, on allihose who may
fvor him with a cali, by the first Of De-
cetnber next, a share OF patronage is re.
spectiulIy solicited
He has also riuulher Of Blgsy ana Sad
die horses Carriages, 'ana Buggies 10 let,
on reasonable ternls. and wi!liurnlsh travel.
lers with a quick aud convenient conveyance
10 any part CT The STATE. "A fs
+ 81 Il. MOREAUX.
iowa City, Nov rs, 1916. lows, a;sa,,
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TO VS.! TO VS.!

CUIrABIE for Christmas and New Years
~ presents. Also. gold breast pins, finger rings.
bosom studs, car rings, eveI-ponted pencils, thin
b,es cutlery. and fancy articles for salr low.
Also Masonic Jewels made to order--En-
craving neatly executed Iowa Marble Canes con-
s,anty on hand-Ciocks aud Watches repaired
aud warranted by
CHAS A. ROBBINS.
NB.-all thosn who have clocks and watches
in my shop which have bcrn on hand from one tn
four years. informed that they will he sold pay
charges if nol paid for and taken away by the first
Of March next T.. a. X.
Iowa City, Dec. IS, 1916. 40 If
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Eseaay Notice.

TNAKEN up by Samuel Blue, in Rock Creek
l. Precinct IN The county al Keo'uk and TerFi,n.
ry Of iowa. on OF obo't the 7lh day of November,
a. d. 1916. two iss;rays Of the following deseFip-
tioa. l"-si, One Brown Fli,s, supposed To bf
three years oh. ueyI Srf;ng, bo,h hiul teet white
with a small star in her forehead. no other marks OF
brands perceivahe. appraised 1t S25.
The other Bay Fdly, supposed to be three
years old next Spring, the right hiad foot white t.
few While iairs iii her forehead, and mixture Of
white hairs the tail appraised NJ 20 dollars. by
Elom Shugan and VIM. G. Camri, and certified
before VIM, Webb, justice OF the peace in in said
precinct. J, b. WHISTLER, Clerk,
Lancaster, Nov 10th. 40. .s b. g. g. X. C.
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Notice..

Notice. ~
The friends Of the Anti avery cause, will
hold a convention at Iowa Qy, Oh Thursday,
the 2sth inst, at ? O'Clock, FIN, @
A general and puntual attddance is request
ed b s G. PEIRSON,
DR'MARGRAVE,
JB. CLARK,
Iowa Civ, Jan. goth, 1877. q
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Two O'CLOCK, ?. NJ.


The House resolved itself into Gem
mi,tee Of the Whole, Mr., Lyons in the
Chair, on the ball providing that the vo
ters in each county determine, at the
township elections, whether the county
Commissioners shall grant licenses for re-
failing liquors in said county or not; and
after some time spent in the consideration
thereof, the committee rose and reported
the same back with sundry amendments,
and
On motion Of MFR smyth Of Linn the
amendments were ooncurred in by the
House
On motion OF Mr. Matson said bill was
referred TO select Committee of three
The Chair appointed Messrs. Ma,son,
Smyth Of Linn. ard Bowie, said Commit
tee
The House adjourned ill tomorrow
morning
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a. W. SWEET,
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW,

IOWA cry IOWA. ge
CYRUS WALKER, forfhy of Illinois, now
of Bnflhetf n. viii assist bh in all cases in the
Sanrene Court Of the State 1Iowa ii47s
lie vii! also act as Aeentb selling, leasing and
purchasing real estate and DYING taxesl-a,,,l in
Deposits and investments Of aary Kind So
Office On the saalh cas-, coier Of capital square.
Iowa City, Jan. lst, ls47.t
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selman shd Hughes were appointed sad


sslnan ARd Hughes were appointed SAD I ill
COMMITTEE. sata
The bill to change the name Of Challea
was read first and ssconA times, and
ordered tosbssread third time io.m0rrow.
4 Ths.ime,nofa relative I'll the pays OF ithe
Fort Afkibsofl troops, was read d iifstan
second times, and referred ,e The Commit
tee on military affairs. ~, Il
The joint resolution for mail route
from Dn Buque 70 Fort Atkinson, was
read first aud and second times, and laid
on the table.
IS On melton Of Mr.. Hughes, the report
Of the committee on Internal Improve
ments, in relation to the Improvement Of
the Desmoines river, with the accoinpa-
nying bill was taken up and read Z second
time; and, on motion Of Mr.. Harbour,
said report and bill were recomnsi,ted to
said committee.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDsEsDAY, Jan. 10, lS47.
Petitions Presented. by Mr.. Smith, Of
Linn, from citizens of Linn county. for
the passage of an act in relation 70 tho
distribution Of the School funds. BY Mr..
Goodrich, from samuel Culbertson and
James s Waters, Commissioners Of
Washington countS, for the passage Of an
act authorizing them TO levy > tax for GER
tain purposes Therein named.
Dir. ,Kins,nan introduced a joint resolu-
ton instrucling our Representatives in
Congress 10 use their exertions to obtain a
mail route from Iowa city to Fort Des
Moines. l4WS
Mr.. Montague introduced bill to re-
peal an act for the Improvement Of Sheep.
Mr.. McPherin introduced a bill to pro-
vide for the selection and location Of lands
ganted to this State by an act Of Congress
approved Marc.l Sd, 1916.
The joint resolution relative to the
printing Of laws. was read . third time
and passed.
The Senate bill to amend the act enti-
tied an act fer the organization of town
ships, was read third time and passed.
Senate File No. 10, An act prescribing
the general duties of Treasurer Of State.
Senate File No. 3--An act prescribing
the general duties tof Secretary OF Slate.
Senate File No. II a Joint resolution
our Representatives in Con-
gress to use their exerlions to obtain Sax
months pay tor the volunteer company of
cavalry dishanded at For. Atkinson on
the 9th Of October, 1916. And Senate
File M. lS--An act concerning the
southern boundary of iowa, were several
" read third time and passed. a
The House adjourned till 2 O'Clock,
P. M.
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TAX Notice.

e Tax Notice. d
NOTICE is hereby given, that will at
" tend al nv Office 10 receive taxes. until
the first Of January next; and II not paid by
The first January, the law requires cal!ec-
tlon to be made bY distress anu sale OF per
sonal properly Therefore no,lce is hereby
given, that unless payment be made by the
frs. OF January next, | snail be compelled
10 collect according TO law. without respecr
of persons AHdall who are IN arrears for
The wear 1915, are requested TO come and
settle Immediately. az further indulgence
cannot be given.
THOMAS SNYDER.
Treasurer Johnson Co,
Iowa City, October 1876. So
st.s-. NOTICE. .s.
1850. Land Office, Iowa City, Nov. %, 1916.
TTFlE Land Osiicc at ibis place, will he opened
i for private entry on Monday, the l4Ih day OF
December next. ....z -... .. ...
CHAs. NEALLEY, Reg'I.
ENOS lowe, Receiver.
Dec ., 1876 f@is nj
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Persons calling for aupf tie above list
a'll p!easessay lheyhasfe den advertised.
S, G. TR0WilI DGE PM
Iowa City. Jan. ISL. iS$i 5f a.zl
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Dec. 2, 1916.
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List OF

- EMAINiNG in The losl Office al Iowa
~ City. December 3is1 1914.
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Iowa City, Jan. goth, iaF.