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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01
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ApPLEToY.- The Crescent says that many
new settlers have gone into the northern
towns of outagamie county the present au-
tumn w ork On the pulp factory is pro-
crossing fncly--The First National Bank
of Appleton commences business as such this
week.-The dr2w-bridge across the Grand
Chute Island rinch Of Fox river is nearly
completed Nelson, a Swede, hung
himself to tree last week, in the town Of
Boyina, breaking his neck.
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The BALL AT Two RIyERs-The ball
given by the FIRE department of Two Rivers
at Turner Hall, in that vllage, on the eve of
Thanksgiving, was well attended ana fully
enjoyed by all present. The boys belonging
to the department were well represented in
uniform and presented very creditabe ap-
pearance, besides doing all in their power to
make it pleasant and ageeable for those out
side ofthe association. The supper, too, was
gotten up in excellent style By the ladies who
had that part of the Programme in charge.
an eyicure When tie boys have another
similar party M we he there = see
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The Teachers Institute.

| The Teachers Institute closed its session
/ on Friday last. and was, IS We predicted it
would De, an eminent success. On Wednes-
day and Thurslly the proceedings were d.
rected BY Prof Graham, who showed marked
practical ability and gave many lessons that,
we have no doubt, will rebound much to the
advantage Of the educational interests Of the
county The County Superintendent direct
cd the proceedings On Friday, and kept the
interest alive and lrm until the close Of the
session.
Too much praise cannot be accorded to
those who have fostered, encouraged and de-
veloped this great change for the raising Of
the standard Of the educational and moral
fitness Of the teachers; and We recognize as
foremost among them all our County Superin-
tendent, to whose tact, discretion, good judy
ment and zeal most of the credit is due. And
it speaks no small things in favor Of the
teachers to say that, out Of l0i that attended
the recent public examinations, 50 were reg
istered as members Of the Institute. AMI as
the attendance WIS entirely voluntary ON the
part Of the teachers, many Of whom Incurred
consider bic expense, together with loss Of
time this enthusiastic manifestation Of the IN
tere5t they have in their work is worthy Of
the strongest commentator, on the part Of
the public. and promises much advantage to
our people in the future
And in TIL. connection it might be proper
for to say as a matter of further congratu-
lation to all parties interested, that We are
informed that the grade Of scholarship Of the
aggrcg tie applicants fer license to teach, who
attended the public examinations had this
fall is fully one hundred per cent. higher
than it was at the spring examin atoms. To
whom the honor and credit Of all his belongs
the public will readily infer; notwiths standing
that the County Board Of Supervisors refused
to fix salary for the successor Of NJ. Kir-
wan sufficient to live on, and enable him to
devote his whole time to the discharge of the
ouerous ana responsible duties Of the Office
Corporations, however, are said to be with
out soul; and it might be adlsI, we think
in this particular Sc that their action not
only lacked soul, but lacked good sense, and
wa in derrogaton Of the best interests Of the
people.
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SEASON OF 1901.
EkS0s AID RaELIE Cs2!RcT ORGANS

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
Patented ,juae 2lst and 1ugaa %. 1870.
R ED u CTION OF PRIC Els .
The Mason & Hamlin Organ 60 have the
pleasure Of announcing important in
prevements in their Cabinet Organs. for
which Patents were granted them in June
and August last. These are not merely mere
tricious attachments, but enhance the sub
stantial excellence Of the Instruments
They are also enabled by increased facili-
ties for manufacture, to make, from this date
4 further reduction of prices on several lead
ing s;y,es.
Having completed AMI added to their for
mer facilities large new mandatory they
hope aoreafter to supply ali orders promptly
IL Cabinet Organs made by this Company
are of-such universal reputation. not on!v
throughout America bat also in Europe. that
few will neIu assurance Of their superiority.
They now offer F OUR OCTAVE CABINET
ORGANS, in quite plain eases, but equal &C
cording to their capacity to anything they
make, for $50 each
The SANE. DOUBLE REED. sos. FIVE
DOUBLE REED ORGANS, FIVE STOPS.
with Knee swell and Tremulant. in elegant
ease, with several Of the Mason & Hamlin IN
provements, Sl25. The same. EXTRA, with
new Nox Uumana, Automatic Swell. &C..
sligo FIVE QCTANES., THREE SETS
Il splendid instrument! SID.
4 new illustrated catalogue with full infol-
nation, and reduced prices, * now ready, and
Will be sent free, with a testimonial circular,
presenting great Iii IS Of evidence as TO the
superiority of these instruments, to any one
sending his address to the MASON & HAM
LIN ORGAN c.. "a fremont Street Boston,
or 500 Broadway New York l5w4
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LOCKED IRA young Polander, whose
name we did not learn, aged about Is years,
was sent TO Jail last Saturday evening, for
putting his hand into the overcoat pocket OF
Mr.. NJ. Fellows and ''cramping' onto a pair
of gloves contained therein. The little fellow
will have learned q good lesson by tic line
Re Is released
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SHOULDER DIsLoCATED Capt. J. Min
skey. now of the schooner Gazelle but former
" commander of the schooner Two Charles
and well known as a brief resident of this
city, had his right shoulder dislocated on last
Thursday, while assisting in working his YES
sci. The Gazelle loaded at Manistee, Mich.
with lumber for Chicago, and was on her way
to that city when the accident occurred
The wind being ahead, she took Il suetc Oh
across the lake, making Kewauuee, where the
services of DR.. Taylor were called into requi-
sition, who pretended to have set 1t, but after
leaving kewaunee and when nearly opposite
this city, the pain became almost unbaarable,
and the captain was obliged to put his vessel
into this port for further aid She arrived
here early Sunday morning, when Dr..
Easton was called, and it was found that
the captain shoulder had not been set 1t all
Or. Easton Immediately set it. and on Mon
day The Gazelle left for her destination.
We opine that Capt Mnskey enterta n no
very 1tta~inr opinion Of DR. Taylor and his
valuable { y services.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

GREAT bargains continue TO be the order of
the day at Adam Bleser's cheap store on the
South Side. Mr. b. has jast received large
and varied stock of fall ard winter goods,
consisting Of ready made lo'hing, Sc, for
men and boys wear. The great variety of
goods and extremely low prices cannot fail to
meet the wishes of all who desire to purchase.
GIVE him call.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

NAvIGATIoN on the lakes is drawing to a
close, and steamboats, are uncertain. The
steamer Sheboygan is the only boat now run
ming direct between this city and Chicago
The propellers Truesdell and ST Joseph are
still on the Chicago and Green Bay line, AMI
Will continue running until Green B Y is
closed. The propeller st. Joseph made trips
between this port and Milwaukee during all
Of last winter, but whether We viii have q boat
on the line this winter we are unable to say.
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\ VERY pleasant and enjoyable social gath
ering Of the teachers attending tie institute
last week, and their invited friends, took place
at the Williams House, last Friday evening,
Music and dancing WAS the prevailing order,
which was kept up by the happy jewellers
until the 'wee sma' hours a. yont the twal. .
when the party broke mp and the participants
quietly dispersed to their respective places Of
rest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

SOME boys were indulging in the palatable
pastime of sucking cider through straws from
some barrels on The schooner Espindola, last
Saturday afternoon, when the captain Of the
cr.ft appeared and unceremoniou-ly kicked
them ashore Served them right They'd
ought to have known better.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

DRowSED.--A little son of Mr.. S. A. New
ell ''of Cato, aged about years, while play
ing around the river in that town Accidentally
fell in the water and was drowned before any
assistance could be rendered him The ac-
cideut occurred yesterday afternoon.
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ON settlers report that in the early days Of
Wisconsin, such beautiful weather as we now
before the latter part of December. and then
bat little, ami very often green grass would
be quite plenty in February. 1t Is the gem
eral opinion that this winter will be mild
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

WITH its deep blue sky, cheerful sunshine
and celebrating atmosphere, L st Sunday was
one Of the beautiful gems Of time Pity that
such brightness must go OUT in gloom and
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

A GooDLY number were in attendance at
the Lyceum last evening. very interest
ing programme has been selected for next
Wednesday evening.
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If those boys who hung around st.
James church, last Sunday evening, rappins
on he windows and creating disturbance
during the services, DO so again, means will
be devised whereby the nuisance can be dis
persei with a word to the wise &C.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

LADIES SoCIABLE Indies socable of
the First Presbyterian church will meet to-
morrow evening, at the residence OF Mrs. J
D. Markham, corner of Park AMI Firth-sts
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age, nearly met with watery grave by falling
through the ice on the Little Manitowoc river
on Thanksgiving day. Boys, beware Of the
ice until it cots stronger
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4
Drawn to Serve at the December Term,
1870, Of The Circ:iit Court, Nanitowoc
County.
GRAND JURORS.
Henry Muholland Bernhard Gutheil
Thos MILESTONE Patrick Nancy
Henry Kolway Carl Wernecke
" Watrous A G Westgute
Carl Dumke Gottlieb DAIMLER
las Savage John janice
William Schnell William Taylor
Chas Gustaveson John MaTz
ohm Gilbert
PETIT JURORS.
Gerhard Suhr Hermann Schmidt
Christopher iverson Moses Tufts
Henry Schuette John Tallefson
John l. Edwards August Gauger
John II Bohne John Cooley
y VI Aldrich GUttlieb IIentze
James b Dunn Peter Trainer
{ Christensen A Hjckock
Ernst Stern Fred %ubo,z
Matthias Mathisen Andrew Retclle
6 Fiction Simon Hollensteiner
J f Guyles August Kruger
Charles Ziehmke Ole Oles on
Leopold u mn George Bartt
Nicholas PITT Oliver Scherck
ID B Knapp John Hall
II Snitfin william kloss
William Carey John Reinert
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RAscALITY.-Some graceless scamp re-
moved the hold back straps from the thills Of
Mr. Charley Raymond's buggy, while it was
standing in front Of his barn, on Monday last,
and substituted some old w1rn out ones in
their place, Anyone mean enough to DO IN
act of that kind ought to stretch hemp.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

AVERT THE EVIL. - If mothers would give
Mrs Whitcomb's Syrup TO their children
when sick, mortality would be less among
them. 1t costs only twenty-five cents
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

EE 1T REMEMBERED.-Dr. Hcnry's Root
and Plant Pills are the great Liver medicine
of the age. Every box warranted. See adj
vertiscment in another column. l9-lt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

TIE ladies of the First Presbyterian church
propose holding a fair IN the base ment Of the
church on Christmas. Extensive prepar-
ations are being made
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

CLUB DAScEs.-The young men Of tne city
are ende svoring to form club for the pu'-
pose Of holding club dances during the pres
ent winter.
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EDwIS CLIFFORD, formerly with the Bi1dle
dramatic troupe, has Org tntzct uuVsfror riei.
Miss Amelia Watts as the star. They are
Mt present playing at Oshkosh. Hope they
Wi not pass Manitowoc hv.
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Proceedings Of the Teachers, Institute.

Proceedings Of the Teachers Institute.
The following are the records, in brief. of
the Teachers Institute held in this city the
past week:
MONDAY, Nov. Il.
10 4. NJ Meeting called to order by Mr..
kirwan; Introductory remarks by Mr. kirwan !:
appointment OF Secretary and Assistant Sec
rotary; appointment OF Music Committee;
general exercise by MIR. kirwan; adjourned.
: P. NJ. Introductory exercises; Written
Arithmetic by Mr.. KIecberger; Grammar by
Mr.. Nash; discussion Of the method used; ad-
jouned.
NJ Introductory exercises; Lecture,
Schools" by Mr.0 F A Greene; adjourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. -.
9 \. NJ. Introductory exercises; remarks
by Hon. Samuel Fallcws and Prof Graham;
Primary Reading by Prof, Graham; Written
Arithmetic by Mr. kleeberger; discussion Of
the method used; recess; Reading by Mr..
Nash; discussion on the propriety of parents
and school boards visiting the putIic schools;
adjourned
P. NJ Introductory exercises; Compost
ton by Pr,f. Graham; Primary Grammar by
Mr.. 0'Hara; recess; remarks by Gen. Fall
lows; adjourned.
y P. NJ. Introductory exercises; Lecture,
''Eaucation,'i by Hon. Samuel Fallows; ad-
journed.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. %
A. NJ. Introductory exercises; Primary
Reading by Prof. Graham; Written Arithme-
tic by Mr.. Kleeberger; recess; Reading by
Mr.. Nashi adjourned.
l! P. NJ Introductory exercises: Consti
tuition Of the T. s. by Prof Graham; general
exercise by Miss Burritt Mental Arithmetic
by Mr.. Kirwan; recess; History by Prot
Graham; adjourned.
THURSDAY, Nov. 81.
\, Il Introductory exercises; Spelling
and defining by Prof Graham; Chart exer-
else by Miss Wright; remarks on the extern
sion of territory in the G. S, and on national
banks by Prof. Graham; adjourned.
2P. VI. Introductory exercises; Biography
by Prof. GraLam Notation, Enumeration and
Addition with applications Of Mental Arith-
metic by Prof. Graham; Conjngation of Verbs
by Prof. Graham; Query Box; adjourned
Up. VI Introductory exercises; Lecture,
''Uni'y of the Sciences by.G. A. Forrest;
Address, School Organization" by Prof
Graham; adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. IS.
9 A. VI. Introductory exercises; Reading
Ly Mr. O'iiara; discussion Of the method
used Written Arithmetic by Mr.. Nash; re-
cess; discussion Of the following resolution:
'Resolred That corporal punishment in
schools should be abolished.1
Adjourned.
II ?. NJ. introductory exercises; Geogri.<
ply by Mary Hughes; Penmanship by Mrs
Shove; Bookkeeping by Mr. Mcleod; recess;
Spelling by Emma Guyles; Grammar by Mr.
Knapp; closing exercise; adjourned.
The following arr the names Of the teachers
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RENoyAL.-Drs. T. Simon and r Schal-
Tern have removed their medical Office to
Butcher LUIS house, opposite John Schuette
& CPS store, on Jay-st.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keer constantly on hand all kinds
Of Flour. Feed, Neal, Pearl Bar.ey
&c. which VIC oS:r for~ srls ut the
VERY LOW EST PRICES We
shall always VIBRANT cur four; rus
tom grinding will &c satisfactory
We call special stsen- i'm to or
PEARL BARLEY ROOM. which 10
just completed, whereby wssrc e.
abled TO exchange Pearl barley for
Barley.
Orders far hything in our lire VIII
be rr4Gftiv filed and delivered.
auxi ScECEIIE h gABL.
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DoxATIoS.- notice elsewhere it Eill be
-ee1 that donation party will be held at the
parsonage of St, James church, Rev. L.
Peake pastor, on Thursday evening, Docem-
Der sth All are cordially invited, and
pleasant time will undoubtedly be had.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

THE days viii continue to grow shorter IN
says, ami we suppose that ought to know.
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TIE tug New Era arrived at this port yes
terday morning after tie barge Apprentice
Boy. The tug left the same day for Grand
Haven With the barge in tow.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

Wills Mr. A D. KitteII, his wife and lit
tie daughter were out riding on the South
Side, last Friday, a passing team came in
contact with the buggy in which they were
seated, completely upsetting it and throwing
its occupants out. Happily the horse: did
not run, and no one very badly hurt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

ANOTHER WRECKING JoB.-Hon. David
Smoke received telegram, on Monday last,
to send his tug to the relief of the large fore
and-aft schooner Pellus, which has gone
ashore at North Bay. This schooner is Of
about l49 tons burthen, rates B l and IS
loaded with cargo Of iron ore.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

THE saw mill and grist mill OF the Neshoto
river, in the town Of Gibson, the property of
Deacon Smith and Jos. Mann, Of Two Rivers,
were both destroyed by fire last Saturday
night. 1t is supposed 10 have been the work
Of an incendiary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01

ARE our citizens going to see the Jones
Library Association nan est ? Read the COM
munication Of Mr. Nulholland in another
column.
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LARGE number Of strangers were in at
tendance at St james church, last Sunday
evening.
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THASKsofvISG day Was generally observed
IL this city Most Of the stores were closed
and services were held in the various
churches.
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THE editor hiss rot yet returned, and the
boysn are still left at the helm.
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Now.is the time for cur merchants to begin
their special advertising for the holidays.
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The following resolutions were unanimous
" adopted by the teachers:
WHEREAS, We, the teachers of Manitowoe
county, recognize in the Teachers Institute
a most efficient means Of enabling us to i'm
prove ourselves in the art Of teaching, and of
thus raising the STANDARD Of education in cur
county; therefore
ReSo red That TO our worthy County SUI
perintendent of Schools, Mr.. Kirwan, is due
the gratitude of the teachers and citizens for
his earnest e,deayors in organizing institutes
to promote the educational interests Of the
county
Reso1rs9, That we hereby express our high
appreciation of he zeal and efficiency with
which Sup't Fallows and Prot. Graham arc
discharging the duties of their respective po-
sitions; and that we return our grateful
thanks for the instruction and pleasure de-
rived from their presence at the Institute.
ReSo're3 That we feel under great obiiga-
tions to the citizens OF Manitowoc for the
sympathetic interest which they have mani
tested in our work, and for the generous hos
pitality which they have extended - the
teachers Of the county.
Reso'red, That these resolutions, together
with the proceedings Of the Institute, be pub
lishcl in the county papers
EMMA A. GUYLES, Sec'y.
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JACK FRosr takes his regular rounds eve
y morning.
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DON ATEoN,

For the seuefit Of Rev E. Peske will be held
at the Episcopal Parsonage on Thursday,
D &C. StL inst, 1t P. NJ. Al are iEUifed
COMMITTEE
N-nitovoc, Dec. lst 1870.
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a LSaro Collection.

DOW AND'S EECrTPT.t gle trts, Discoveries, Gc.,
IL comprising FAlu-ae r every boa sent 6y
mall (f-e7 pu=t-cr FIFTY Cents Arcte-s ~ E NOR
AASDE, 70. y NORTH EiEa-A s'-ee., S. Louis, 10.
TR.KFs COLLECTION If r-ar~ one rra-ci rtc, PTS fsr
- making brandy al Al-tsi me, Gin Ale Beer, or
da,z suF-aS CI-- ard Irles ether useful information
for those Gsa1s IA 10y = tie -S,re, e..ler
sell ~ rai n &c oI rr-.s-~l for TRY Cents A69ree.
r. Z. NORMA -. street, ST. Louis, No.
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GIVE YOUR CHILD \ Local PAPER.-
There is so much truth in the following which
we find in the F ond du Lac reporter that
copy it entire "A child beginning to read
becomes delighted with a newspaper, because
he reads the names Of persons and things
which are familiar, and viii make progress
accordingly. A newspaper in enc year is
worth quarters schooling to child and
every father must consider that substantial
inform .ton is connected with advancement
The mother of family, being one of the head
and having more immediate charge ofthe chill
dren, should herself be instructed. A mind
occupied becomes fortified against any ills CT
life and braccd against any emergency. Chill
dren amused by reading or studying, are of
course more considerable aud more easily gov
erncd. How many parents who have not
spent twenty dollars for books for their fami-
lies would have given hundreds to reclaim a
son or daughter who has ignorantly or thosgh
lessly fallen into temptation.'
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.--From Mr.. VIM.
Guyles, clerk Of the propeller St. Joseph. we
learn that the boarding house for the men in
Mr.. Chas. Raymord's numbering camp, at
Nenomince, Mich, was entirely consumed by
the fire fcnd, one day last week, together with
its contents. consisting of provisions, bedding,
cooking utensils sc. Some of the men were
unfortunate enough to lose some of their
clothing containing money. The fire, it is
said originated from defective chimney.
Mr. Raymond is a resident Of this city, and
has but recently purchased he mill and luus-
hering property at this place, and was just
getting really to commence the winters log
ging campaign, when he meets with this un,
fortunate drawback. Mr.. r. has hosts OF
friends in this vicinity who wish him better
success in the future.
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''THE dearest spot on earth''-a the store
where they do not advertise.
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The Manitowoc
DOCTOR SCEiALEEfsN

has had in the treatment of this kind Of COM
plant, he not only having studied with the
best and most celebrated Professors IL
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EMMA A. GUYLES, Sec'y.