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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

has had large following.
At times our industries seemed 10
flourish. but q change ia the laws
would bring ruin. Ia 1901, the party
which had opposed ne ali through wss
called from legislative halls to snake
war on the government. When TIE
war WAS over aud repubiicanlsm took
the reins Of government our industries
grew WONDERFULLY. The first thing We
did was to erect barrier At the port.
Ii was then that our nome men entered
the manufacturing pursuits. From
third rate natioa IA regards manu-
lzctares. Ne nave now risen 10 be the
greatest OF nations- remember when
NC depended on Englaod for
All our iron and steel, ell our
cutlery and machinery. Now Ne
export there ARTICLES and make
money. Another thing We did WAS to
prepare good soiid currency. We
established national banks add the
wildcat currency went cut of sristence.
Tina, helped every man IN business, the
fssme.. the mcchsnlc, everyone wac
bcncfitsed. We issued bonds aud we
paid out interest "a coin. too. We owed
$3.00d ,oo0. 600 ~ the close lof the war
aud some persDns thought Il could
never be pad. WHAT a the condition
toisyg skppisus-). Our waterways
had 90 he improved. Whist has the re-
ppblicnn party done ia tas directioni
We were met At Washington IN the
early days with the assertion that a
was not constitutional 20 improve m
land waterways raips now fosi
ffOm ChIesgo 10 Bufslo and
stop IN hundreds ~ IRE bar
s,orst Thanks 20 tfs republican
party. lApplAase Taese -orks
hsfs helped every msn woman and
enid ia America. in lsti While We
wera hnfy n con- nstroe and manu-
saeihres. todky se afe The greatest
Tness are isw * tae things hrought
sbept hy th- rsriy Z err chosce. He
alvsss felt lie puslnR hss thamhs In
h.s ttss arm folcs ard swelling oui
Mi pfide when ~ considered vhst
thr republican party lad done for the
country. Applause
fgetdent Astklns gave history OF
.ir Rsfub.lcsa lesgus We have a.
srei ent nnw oi sae lsscue.one of the
moss prumsng seabg republicans ei
fhf stats. FHiip 7. Cogross ispplsuss J.
fh 4 sseAk 4 yon tnss esrssng on
tssp ssolerf, 'tuion i strength. orFsn-
ssstsen fowsf Toe Nofs 81 The Re
pataicsn League
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

ths brig htsr IN their CONSEQUENCES Of
the mar shoes face they beamet upon-
A. The end of the central table was =
iifa-sszed portrait Of Washington. Like
eli the other pictures IN The hall, lt
VAS surrounded uith the fiAgs of the
county that calls hsm father. On the
eastern vail we're pietures OF Phi
Sler 1aa aud Line Ia. and fiags every
where without number. Every window
Ia the room vac cursssDcd with IA
American dag. Betwsen the msia hall
anu the cloak rooms, great fisgs did
duty ~ psriiefes. and over the arch.
wsys were festooued the national
eolors.
The rostrum was reserved for tie
tcastnsaster aud spsAksra Al either
side of the table were portraits of
Blame. Harrisohs Mckinley aud Reid.
The PICTURES rested upon essels. aud
wsre draped with the iiaEa OF the ma
t1n- cllnginx to the portrait Of James
q. Blame. its deep black IN striking
contrast to the brilIiaut-hued national
standard, Was . wreath OF craze. the
only token of mourning 20 be seeu IA
the hall. The heart OF every loyal re-
publican present beat more softly ~ he
thought of the great iesder wnose death
leaves a gap which can never be filled
in the ranks Of the grand old party.
The carpet IN the club rooms was
covered with cAnvas- Tho tables we're
three in number. aud extended the en-
tire length of the hall. Covers were
laid for $50 gursts. Warren Swetiand
was the caterer. lie had charge Of
the decorate as also. The service was
excellent. and the sixteen colorei
waters rendered perfccs service 10 the
throng At the tsblsa
The menu had TO Be confined 10 cer-
tam limits. owing 70 the impossib;lity
OF dong any cooking in the ante
rooms of the hall. IL is ne follows:
OAK Island on shell.
Stuffed UliyeS. Caviar on Toast
tscai.oped oysters.
Boned Turkey. tiAcr 1Amc.
Champagne Ham Roast Chicken.
thicke. Salad
Fresh Lobster Salad. Celery Salad
Roman Punch. Coffee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

President wsskins Eloquensiy Receive
the Guests.

President wsskins Eloquensiy Receives
the Guests.
Az President Watkins arose to de.
liver his address of welcome he was
greeted with applause. In clear aud
distinct voics. he said
"Oae year ago at meeting Of
Q few republicans OF this city. the Ian
coin Republican club of Kent county
vas orean,rsd. Officers we're elected
aud 4 constitution aud bylaws were
adopted providing Tor = annual re-
union and banquet at this time. had
the honor TO be elected the first
presldent Of ths club. and GOV
the pleasant duty - assigned me
upon this. the occasion. the nfst Al.
Duai meeting OF tho Lincoln Kepnbli.
can club of Kent county, Ia weicoa.e e
to our nome tie active, earnest repre-.
srntst,vss of republican sentiment,
the patriotic devoted exponents OF the
pr4nctple. OF or political faith as
enanc,atsd hy hin IN whose honor We
meet and cslebfate tonight Abraham
Lincoln.
Prom TIE date Of the landing OF the
Pilgrims a, Pism0uta Rock, down 10
the tine ~nsn the e5leuiss fevoilesl
against snn tyranny and tke oppresson
81 the mother couafry. oa down
through the struggles. nsrdshirs. r..
vefsas and sncrssses. the victories ana
defeats, tnfessi TIE peF.od 4 frcgtsss,
erostn and dsssiopsnent thst hs- a.
tended thss nation 20 the pfesess hour,
America hss never prodaced . man
who cones ussFer tsing typicss rep.
fssentatiss af Amsrfsn csslisstlofl
thaa ma IN whose honor Ne celebrate
tonight. Rugged aud sturdy IA ~.
chsraessr. po~sffal n ias loxic. mighty
~ as inteilses. Ike tae giant oAk q
she forest he iCsersd aisost tne men q
80 day.
- suppose that every Young nsn
seRlfs Dat lFom tne great Tnea Of iue
nation .oaae ans Who = NJ iaesl NAB.
In nv hos beaa asss Af Lincoln 49,
my lasal American estls<a. Ol ps,ff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

How II Has Grown and Prospered From
Infancy.


Infancy.
The Lincoin club was organized ono
year ago. From the fret hour u has
prospered. IL started with 100 charter
members and has rapidly grown until il
now holds place IN western Michigan
equsl 90 the , sstion held By the Mich
lgsn ciuo Ia the eastern part of the
state. 10 u Tue plan - hold the annual
banquet on Llncoin's birthday. Febru.
airy II. eat that date falling on sunday
this year, the date of tho banquet was
changed 10 February 10. The officers
OF the ciuo for TIE past year have been.
President. {. w. Watkins. -ecrstary,
D~ lght Cess treasurer. r. :. Pierce.
These officers are deserving Of great
credit ard entitled 20 the gratitude OF
al republicans for the eiiicient service
tney nave rendered. Animated by a
spirit NJ unsservIns loyalty 10 the great
pflncipse ~ the repubi can party. ss
efuuc sted by the great pstronym c OF
toe club. tnss hsvs devoted much nf
ths.r time sni sb.iiLies "a tue PRONE
too of u interests. and have placed a
upon A solid foundation for future
success. Af. Watkins. the bret pr~N-
NtHt ~ tAr tt1ts NAD tsH TIE NtHDf 81
vinr The organ nation ltsd :; ngulsbed
nsme. hss been especially active ia lie
nTst years sork. lns club was
potent factor in the campaign Of 1891
ard did sthc,ent service Tor the s0ccr.
% the party. Is inhueace has not
been snd vIl not b. eTsrtsd 80 pro-
mote the interests of sny particular
persons, hat 81. - directed 90 the dis-
seminsf.on OF shc principles of The re-
pahacsu party. peffectiag "a oresni.
sst.on aud - xeuefai success =, tbe
pois.
IL vi fslthfli'y endeavof ~ fuihll
ne sstFIote purposes fnT snicn i sss
otxsa I'D. a. snuneistsd ia the flfst
srscie Of iis Constitution - . sdso-
cate. ~ nlets sad lasintsin tie pfiB-
eptes q repHtl csa'sfa ss snunclsfsd
60 tae feranisese party. - interest n
- ites those rho have bithert0 been
sd drr~Bt - their peiif.csl duties; 10
eaCo1fsxe attendance at toe primary
ssieet a.. tiat hoarsi aud cspsBle men
- nomiast~f. 20 guard ssd defend
ths purity q tie ballot bos, 70 pro
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had been h0noFed. and had honored
ta- highest Office Is wss in the power Of
THIS great commonwealth 10 bsstov.
Ins.sstious we're sent o. al the ex-
governors and Lieutenant governors oil
A.chixsa nov aylsg. Nearly al were
There. th- farmer. the lswyer, tbs
lunhermsn. tae banker aud the
solder Never n Michigan hsx
there been s8fn gstner-
irx II republicans of tnls far
stats rh.ch better illussrsiei the gran
drpr Of ihs republican PRINCIPLES AMI
~ loyalty. integrity and far sighted
ne % 10 men who gave the rsrty
blrta. fsca of tho bonorst gpcsts we're
brilliant exAmpies of the intelligence
snt worth II the state party issdora A
Inan neet b1t loox Tor an instant at
tn~.r ctfesrs to - convinced OF tnst
= tvIox the.f lives ihsy hsd but lived
ogt Tue precspss OF party.
tt . lbs purpose az the Lincoln club
- sos hfosuessi ne pTecept- cf ia
kreat usc1esaxe. For tns nonce tfs-
cluo = mode>t sRi sll csnfins its
siforts - Western N.cb.xan. The hsIe
= bros1 sad rorthT Ne Efforts of any
man. Dense forest. Of pine nave fslien
lFnsssh tae stur1y h.oes of the vooc ..
uIans al. and m plsce nf ta- Nsekinss
sailet ufsn bisAax hs esy through
trscts ~ rirxfn pine. tae elor-
ua1 tures tack tne earth thst
sne insF f.ys forth nsr incrrssa ami
ont uf heF abuudsnce a portion 4 tar
fra = - So 1ei1 may t. sent c. sess
favored ita1s fne .9r,caltaris 10
ne iord a thr nigesy. roillaz. toslans
tsemiox. push *. sxSfs"ve west.
Win nim rests fie fature of ina IA.
ten.
forsigners Possessed slth thrift
aaa a. pstlencs sh.ch only comes g.
a. oppressed. srs rspldiy a. az ut
fh.new utop.s. To thern the Ialira
states . NBplv . ctrnncopiz from.
~hose moatn dows. IA eesssi sss
stream. ne riches of tar -srtn snd
rhrftY fh~v know lttie a tne form
ef sox@rnDsnk snd care iess sboet "a
ur.rtir q. Liberty . shst they sse.
snd tney rest eonfenf ~ 50 pa.sesFlOu.
1st ~ tne.f slar1Y loias . ths future
rlofv ~ aur eo8nfrys fhs sm kars 1t
a. ~~st destined ~ r9.e tue IA.
~srsa. il = ~ita snch men Ne Gnss-
taxtsks i,acD.n clah hss esst ~ los.
.rahuef sta 80 tafpc-s ~ instlssna
=, taefr r.rds at thst . soost and
xrast sud aier1a< = 800 form of -.
s.un IL. fne hsld - frstt, ta~ prksl
ssend beyona ths eceesptfoo y liisis"
IA "a.
F~sa srs ths nier vha bsve saasfsa
ths race snd $40 met lsss . a. sit1'
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ling Kent county it will prove the
greatest factor IN repuhlcsnism in
Michigan. Its members CONSIST of live,
progressive and energetic republicans.
Its leaders are among the brightest re-
puhlicans of the state. Moses Tsggart.
l.. r. knappen. I. ID. Gilbert. NJ. ).
Crosby. l.. g. Palmer. William Alden
smith, Roger w. Butterheld. Byron NJ.
Cutcheon and {. +. Perkins are few
OF the bright. inspiring names with
which its roster 10 grsced. With such
men TO lead. tue young republicans OF
western Michigan will nave implanted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

otic pnrposs. ot noble impulse, OF kind
and loving heart; horn IA obscarits ana
poverty. hving. gFowlns. developing
aide ~ slds aud always ~ touch Win
cur common humanity. give Il ~ by
opnion. that for strsugtn OF chArsc-
Ter. for integrity OF purpose. for de-
votlou 10 const ttagiona liberty. Ter
wise ststssinansnip and skiiifui dif'lo-
macy. for military foresight and for
comprehension OF the wanta and
necessities ot the psople. he waa Tie
greatest nlan Of hss Gay and the grsnd-
est exponent o. republican doctrine
sDd the fundamental prgnclples enlan-
elAted ia tie Declaration oil lndepsnd-
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The Club Rooms Lavshly Decorstst
for the Evsnt.


The Lincoln club rooas we're = hlsss
of national coipfs IN honor 81 ths
event. Every mock n the hsil was en.
shflnei by the snhlems Of American
liberty
Prom the center of the ceiling gsuze
stresn'ers ot red. ehlte aud blue we're
suspended 10 the corners ana sides Of
tae foon- From the midst OF the esusj
co'efs, cleaned mnltLhued isnt~fn.
vnose sut-iaed rays sned soft msiios
iigAt over the great hsnQusslba tables
~ Tee raa of tue hail. bail bid ~ thu
arspefY 81 AmeF.csn asg-. sss life
site1 Fprlrst of the great repabbesn
rp"m ne clabs hers had mst tsi
nonef, sAepherd of mankind ~na
sossa ma foes. bat never iossd 81
A. sne rgbs of the man entfsncf
were sa- fugEfd feature. of Ulysses s
ufAnt, 80 stfsas sturdy face. broagai
'syse t-''t Foiisf ~ ts tsek srouna. A
great s'.istg teot Gag. wnoss starr shenn
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Promptly at the appointed hour the
seats were taken and 25) loyal repubil-
cans made the room merry with the
rattle IL crockery and the hum of con-
versatlon to the delightful strains of
wnrtburg's orchestra. President Wat
kins called for . pause, during which
ex-Chaplain Charles X. Gibson invoked
divine favor In thees words:
"sreat Father Of us all: it IL needful for us
20 acknowledge all thsse blessings. We hope
that the ties of brotherhood may be strength
ened from this hour. Bless us all. Amen"
When the viands had been thor
oughly discussed. President Wat.
kins raped for attention TO begin the
order OF speeches.
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aid that fhss 70 = epssFnmepf - fhs people.
~ The fepfts zu1 tor ths f@ef.f. Ee tn1e.fir
A.e< FssttsfM 81 si.ofss tf1th tn@ lk1
tastirt< III fax ftp4as-c2u F2fi> tkNef<s t1esf
~ercs 81 vtssuFe sHd s'eIrife i<ktxisHc& fof
lfss osas<s Axate>t tke 4a<s<S - <sss -
feuef snd s<<fAlee<< stll trffslny % n1so-
hfr<4. let h - lie fresteoe - ss1r cis1 ~
hata TIE I<Iy 70 ne rfs rs PEE - your sFeaf
I<frso1fA&e. II asius 4ais 80 ~ta - hesse
vera. nct ear ter ne fsl4kllxsA party. tai
Ger mstktnd Ana IA - ! ~is1 YEA ths fslil~sl
neksars 81 success nincffctg seuft.
IA :. IfsoExE
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encs OF the age In which be lived. lie
believed IN the equality of all men be-
fore the law. IN exact justice, with
malice toward mona and with charity
for ALL He believed inupholding tue
credit and the good name of his ooun-
try. He believed IN the principles of 4
OF American industries.
"when the war was practically over.
the victory won. the rebellion Crushed
aud tue union preserved, he gave up
his life martyr In tho cause and land
he served and loved so well. The great
principles Of winch he Was the advo-
cate and leader. were carried forward
by the republican party. and the his-
tory Of this country for thirty years
the grandest thirty years of our ex-
istcnce--hss been written by the re-
publican party. The annals OF the
world's history do not record devsi-
opment SO grand. career SO glorious,
growth so prosperous aud wonderful
Ms America has experienced under the
guidance Of the republican party.
''In 1892 the American people stopped
the wheels of progress temporarily IN
the defeat OF the republican party. IL
10 only . temporary defeat, for the
principles of the republican party sllll
live, they are fundamental. permanent
and secure. In.lss2 was our Bull Run.
In 1896 will be their Appoma.tox. Oar
army is in fighting condition.; the
ranks are filling up. our leaders are
confident and our cause is just. Mich
lgan 10 on guard. The unjust legisla-
ton enacted by the democratic party
two years ago must 90. We are in line
for the coming contest. Let no repub-
lican he discouraged or falter. A gIo-
rious future and . glorious victory will
be ours. Michigan Is safely in the re-
publican column. welcome you one
and all to the home Of the Lincoln club.
He are proud TO live IN republican
city. q republican county and reprb-
iican state"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

Many Invited Unable to Attend Send
Their Regrets

Many Invited Unable to Attend Send
Their Regrets
Al this point Secretary Goss an
nounccd the following letters of regret
and notices of inability TO attend:
Hon. TnomA, W. Palmer had sc-
cepted AN invitation 10 the banquet
and toast had been assigned TO him,
but he was compelled ~ the last hour
TO decline, having been called TO Wash
ington upon important business con-
nected with the Columbian fair.
Letters OF regret were received from
Hon. W. :. Linton. congressmsn-elect,
Saginaw; Hon. ID. II. Altken. congress
msn-elect, Flint; Hon. Charles r.
Bclknsp; Hon. Stanley W Turner,
Lansing, Hon. John Avery, congress-
man-elect. 0reenyilie; the vice prssi-
dent. Governor Mckinley, Chauncey
VI. Depcw; ex-senator John q. >poonef.
Wiscons,n, ex-senator Cusnman h.
DAVIS, Minnesota; Congressman Dolll-
yer, Iowa; Congressman J. 4. Burrows
The following letters were received: I:
J>ftrn >ra4ss SK~krHl
Feb. I. aS'1.
Mr. George Ciarperton. Grand Rapids Mich. /.
pk.k SfK-l an ia receipt Of tnc in1italiou ef
ths Lincoln Republican rluh ofsfasd Rapids
10 en- ioy the eVrrfar of tebfuafy ~ With
them. AZ have airssty e. pisinsa 10 .rnefsl
Cuffheon Who faEtsliy presanted yoar kind
Invitation. my duties here viii prevent me
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He Pays q High Tribute TO His Psr,y's
Greatness.

tte rays tttka A4lDLte 70 ttte Isttf ,
Ggeatnep.
Ex-Governor Jerome arose amid
desfening cheers. and said:
"MR- CHAIRMAN AND FRfE SDs-1 wish
to return thanks TO the committee that
arranged this program for giving me
THIS subject have found that have
better Sitersght thsn foresight. lam
not as old as Aethnselan, but my men,
ory teaches me thai the good the re-
publlcans has done the country ~ due
10 the fact that the party has stood
by the principles OF repubilcxnism.
One hundred years ago the country
WAS ia = struggle between two parties
striving for mastery Ia = newly organ-
izsd government. One Of these parties
WAS led 10y a man who, while great in
some regards. WAS as a bufiness man q
total failure. speak OF Thomas JEFF
ferson. lie held that thls was an sxfl-
cultural country and could MT com
pete with older countries In manufac-
turing. The other eide OF the question
held that We must nsve diyorsefui VA
dussries. That doctrine vac ad-
vocsted by Alex Hamilton. hs
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the pot The repnbiirsn psrts hsse
been nnlfkd spoa tbe great ecobofnic
questions which have sfsefr5 the
rlrhu ~ euf istorsrt ss vel a.
classes Of oar cItiscna We have ten
ur ID IN the heisef That 81 srficlrs
which csnnot 10 proeHced ia re
Tinted states, except ins ~ "a sbould
bt adm tied free of duty. snd that n
al irspoffs coming n eempsttiur yin
TIE products Il Arserictn isiu lkhould
te lseisd cpfief eqosi 20 The d.
fefepcs u wages sisrosd ard vsfes
81 home. fhst the Efest pfin-
ciris has, een rot only pstriotc
and wsss. bnf that under a erfrsiicn
TIE connffs hes Trcsf~frf frd been
tiesssd - lss~t sff@stec ~ thf ftarfilne
sistslscs rrn ~ fsresi1-fii 'tsffs %
snnnai msssnrs io eohff~sf - ne en-
"a b~rsfni,sf est. ii- - i re- tat ths
Total wesIfh ~ 49, teoniff fr $50 ~a<
tlE. ~. 50 nss In lsfs Z st'sf'1rt ted -
49, Ela. .lsfl cen, 80 tprres-f ~ fS I.rr
cent fhf tr5ki uis1Ee 81 fstTsyr -
tie Cn.te1 stAses in lss1 xss . 90. ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-11

- Senator rkllp Z. tolgross ~ss
usradaced a. the president o. ths
h,ehiesa state iesepe 81 Erpuhlscsn
Ciott fis ssf1
eNa lotsf s&s1FH sse ttf<ffF~ES--
7fe eornnlstlse 49, arranged tne'pyo
esaFs fas tte even ~. = satfftasBfpeut
ave Hf sspe~rf thsHkt Tor tpstr
isase tti 8iasFs - ks-ixrtrN use sent
.eeH- 81 f@F e Hse q tkik unsn
anf ihesns frasn tlas csfs q ksfeo<
afs "a - sae psopos~s snn<xatsen
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fram iea,'nx wsshiaxfea before ihe cies. n
fhr . 81 r.
lt ms - nsf that darsnx fhe nfxf ~
yeA,stss ta1nfrs = - fat 90 teal BE- fftn
stpIes foI Wfifh tie rHahiffaH psftF Uaa
fslIa frefn H. 49, - ttntain unfu to1ss
hese afe ne fIlifs ehff ss<fx fsFai ftsa
~ lif ~ ga ais et4r3 20 80 eAsf las ftesa
GA offsned af sucH retf shsli nns - fhfos q
s@sf. tefy ffDtg a..
4.srs y Nf1fts.
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writisg. authorizing the secretary 10
aihx he Eams thereto, and paying the
membership fee of 81.
The club mas rooms furnished IN the
Mercy block on Pearl street, and keeps
open house at all times for It's members
and their friends. The constitution
viii probably soon be changed so tina,
members may be taken IN from any
county in western Michigan. IL 1t shall
succeed in organizing the western half
OF the state as we'll rs 1t has IN organ
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mote the cause Of good government.
and TO performs such other work 40
may best conserve the lnterss. Of the
republican party"
Every resident OF Ken; county over
Is years Of age is eligible To member
ship aud may become . menber by
subscribing ~ the constitution or IN
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NNN -" - - -
STAIR Hep paollr1n lea.
t.rn- byron Il. cute
The Rev. " 4shiG 20
The hrH. Charles
aua okssrnasteE.
= A liir
,-eorge { o-s1sI
~ = Waicn
u Il ~orfiek
Joha Patton. Jr..
e-tr-s ApQertoa
J . Alexander
J "a 3 elgvtt
I. ID stewart
I 4 AHA
Charles VI Aver
i H. tsrisNold
1 " liipD.r
Jacob .lsrnhariS
i. N sellers
Harry h Jewell
Alirrt Woleott
X 4 N2ynard
= sven sturg
Nj hael Brown
l. T. rtsntsn
u o,ts fa--art
: + ~ ~
Il A Refer
NJ : crosby
John Brsdy
john ~7itEicr
| y E4dy
4 Stewart
= : ts0g~rs
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