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oLD-FAsuIoNED. BUT NICE.

Here is n dish that Is rather old-fash-
loned yet there are few nicer: Cut the
best portions Of cold beef OF mutton Into
slices as thinly and neatly as you can and
dip each slice into seasoned -four; then melt
some good beef dripping in n frying pan,
and, when II Is very hot, put In the slices
las many ms the pan will allow OF at a
time) and fry them brown on both sides,
but do not let them get hard and tough;
drain and lay them in shallow stewpan.
Any strips OF cooked ham or bacon should
be lightly fried and laid with themi. cover
this pan ana set II aside, Fry some three
or four thinly sliced Spanish onions In the
dripping, and when cooked and slightly
Drowned drain these. season them, pile
| them I'm the middle of dish and place this
I where II win keep hot. Pour away most
1 Of the fat. slice into the rest n couple
/ Of large fresh tomatoes and stew these
until they are tender; then crush them, ndd
| salt aud pepper, pinch Or DRIED sagc
and thyme and Tablespoonful Of honf;
/ mix smoothly and stir IN about half pint
+ ~ clenr bone stock. letting al boil 10 n
/ thick gravy. IL liked, n spoonful 81 curlS
| powder. drop or two Of vinegar ana . mt
! tie Worcester sance may be added, rom
/ this gravy over the meat In the hewpan.
and let the pan simmer for tnlly hnit AZ
| hour. III the onions are liked by everyone
! they may be put into the pan AS Welt y
not simply see that they ore thoroughly
( hot when YOU dish the maet hy arangms
4 the slices around the pile with the. gravy,
| The potatoes that accompany this uish
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A c OUNTY WAS ROBBED
THIEVES BLEW OPEN TReAsuRER's
SAFE AT KoUNTZE.
Secured Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
and Have So Far Succeeded in Elud-
ing the Posse Sent After Them.

hountze, Texas. May so.-This morning
between > and o'clock the county treas
urer's safe was blown open and something
more than $500 was secured by the rob.
berS Eighteen hundred Of this belonged
TO the county and 500 was the personal
funds of the county treasurer. A. Il.
Hodges.
The first explosion only opened the outer
door and it was nearly an hour before tho
second explosion that opened the vault.
blowing pieces Of the door 800 yards. Dogs
have beea sent for which will be put on the
trail.
posse was formed and the sheriff and
his men started in pursuit Of the parties.
They traced them to Snsbee, but nothing
further has been heard from them.
The safe was an ordinary book safe with
drawers for the purpose Of keeping small
amounts Of money The county treasurer
does not keep any large sum on hand at
one time
Inc safe in Hooks saloon was broken
INTO and $40 taken from It The guilty par
ties have not been arrested
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Lavaca County Returns.

HallUsyille, Texas. MAJ IS. Hon. J. c..
Lamkln, county chairman, furnishes the
following as official vote Of white man S
primary, held last Saturday: Total vote
cast SIT, for representative, Harrington,
1895; Stavinoha, SOS; Scorcy. 900. For
judge Gray 1867; BlakeSlee, 9G6 Glecker,
SOS For sheriff Noble 1905; Burnett. 900;
Griffith 40i. For county attorney, Baghy,
1915; Green, 1870. In others present In
cumbctts rrnomnated without opposition,
County commissioners, J NJ. Mibulenka al
IIalletyilIe, EMIL Gieptper Of Nayohrad,
George w Wehmnnn OF Yoakum and Il,
H. Thrift of Hope.
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Enll WeevIl W. I'D

Hearne. Texas May 2s. The boil weeyil
Is the principal topic on the streets here
now as It has made is appearance IN large
numbers IN this part Of the country Nu-
mcrous experiments have been made. but
all proved worthless. almost new prep
aratlon was tried on some Of the insects in
the bottom yesterday, which the planters
say is the best ever tried here. As soon
as the mixture was sprinkled over them
they were Killed almost instantly. The
great trouble in getting rid Of the pest IN
the bottom Is that the foliage Is 50 th.cl.
the poison can not De poured or distributed
an over the plant and hence a large per
cent Of them are not killed.
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gentlemen and at S o'clock the PARTY took
the special trolley cars In waiting az the
sheldon hotel and were taken 10 JuarcH
where they spent half nm hour viewing
est The committee had provided supply
Of Mexican cigars and souvenirs. which
were distributed to the visitors. The party
returned TO III PaSo and were taken for
n ride over the entire electric system aud
returned To the plaza where the MAYOR
formally welcomed them to Ei Paso.
Richard Thorne OF the local Travellers
them. u W Michaux and James u. I.ud.
low responded In behalf OF the visitors.
Claret punch was served and the Mexlctn
band furnished excellent music after
which the Texans proceeded on their iuur.
ncy amidst the hearty good wishes and god.
speed of the FL Pasoans At the train
three cheers were given for El Paso
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PI1TsBuRe's POTATO SHIPMENTS
The Yield Has Been Heavy and the
Prices Good.

Plttsburg, Texas May 29-During the
past week thirty-hye cars OF potatoes have
been shipped from here to the Northern
markets Cars are still being loaded. but a
little over half the crop has been marketed
The prices have ranged from so cents down
70 80 cents. the former being shipments on
consignment TO Kansas city. The average
price paid here for the product delivered on
The cars has been about Is cents The
Weld has been large and the net proceeds
beyond the expectations of ALL Potato
money has been I'm circulation freely and
trade has been lively The caEtaloupe and
,omato crops will soon be ready for The
market. Camp county is for the frst time
reaIlzing Whist the fruit and truck Industry
means TO the community
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TIE STATE CAPITAL.
Departments Were Closed Because OF
the Holiday.

Densrt,,,o.te \.. rI- p
were Gl9seo because OF
tne Hohday.
legal ,oliao,. an y
'h"i "'iiu"! an OF lhe state departments
'ahhs ana the Federal building were closed.
li''i Vnun'S ana the graves OF confederate
ana Federal soldiers were decorated Many
Of the department clerks enjoyed fishing
froIic
me legislative investigating committee
d,v v.I,tn,,, ,,i.tr, ,,,,. ,,..,i,,,,,,. ,I.,,,,
""' "''"'u' '"',"s '"S 'esuH'""S' A"ou'
Two weeks Is all that the committee has
left in which Ia finish up their labors and
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lEelsl AroRs As PueILIsTs.
ousisnians Believe in Settling Their
Parliamentary Difficulties Fistleally
,A..,t.ti m rho Post

Lomsianians Believe IN oeuhn9 ne"
Parliamentary Difficulties Fistically.
Especial to The Post)
Baton Rouge La, May ao.-It begins TO
look as II the members Of the Legislature
Will abandon Cushing's manual Of parlia'
mentary law and settle their difficulties
according to the prize ring rules OF the
late Mr.. Qucensberry The row between
REPRESENTATIVE Hcnrlques and o'Connor
vesterdav which came near eliminating In
a list hght on the ngor Of the house; , '%a5
snat bct v.cen REPRESENTATIVE I1th and
live stock Inspector Es5t9p9,aik Tnleh, hoy Gg ~
frS,,o an and Bernam G. Shields had a
wordy war which enmi9alSSd i4 , f ryinhie
"rev, ont of Shields severe criticism OF
Glns course toward lSgslant,oln o IN the I'm In
~, house adjourned the two men met and
struggling mass followed OWED toi Ray cf piga
were using their nsts WIN te,lns u ~
aratcd the combatnnts'
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OF THE SPECIAL AMBASSADOR.

should be tossed into the frying pan aftG
they have been boiled and broken up.
The best use TO which 10 put the very
smallest scraps of meat that are left about
the bones Of Joints % TO make ressoles -ot
them Ressoles IS only the French term fot
served In individual forms rolled in egg
aud crumbs and boiled in fat
The secret OF good home catering is to
obtain the most nutritious ms well as pal
atable food AZ the least possible expense,
II may he a theory TO the housekceper
with unlimited means at her command,
hut II must become the practice with the
majority Of househeepers
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A DAINTY DISH.

II a little cold roast nret of veal or a
few slices from leg OF lamb are left over
free the meat from all skin and mincc Il
small. Prepare Rnuce by dissoving m
ounce OF butter, adding one small white
onion, finely chopped, ANA a tablespoonful
Of -four; then reduce this with half pint
II clear stock. seasoning IL win sance
the last three -pcnnyworth OF cream: then
stir I'm the minced meat. bringing all nearly
no 10 the boiling point again and draw
the pan aside TO allow Of II few minutes
simmeriug; now pour the mixture into a
hot dish, and garnsh with thin slices of
hnrd.bolled egg and fried sippcts OF bread,
producing a dainty dish worthy OF It's title
Creme dc Neau aux Ooufs.
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Buried Al Richmond.

Richmond. Texas. May 30 The remains
Of ST. -. Dunayy were laid to rest in Rich
mond county this morning at 10 o'clock.
Str. Dunlayy has been living In Houston
for the past year, where he died Tuesday
at the age OF 80 He was born IN this coun-
~ az what was known as Walker station,
now Sartartla; was at one time very
wealthy. He leaves Il wife and seven chill
dren. He was a member Of Morton lodge
No. u, A. r. and A. ~, which order con
Quoted the funeral services.
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Suit AGAINST The Katy.

Hulsboro. Texas, May PC. Is. Jetton
has sued the Katy for $4,000 damages.
He was a Katy switchman at the south
nec,,IIor manner while riding on the pilot
Of n switch engine A COW attempted "a
cross IKE track IN front Of the engine and
was Killed. Jetton's feet being cnught be-
tween the pilot and COW and Que Of them
,yaq badly crushed and the other bruised
greatly. lie alleges that the accident was
dine 10 carelessncss and that III injuries
are permanent.
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Judae Sums In the citu

Galveston, Texas, May 2o-Hon. Waller
T. Burns Of Houston. recently appointed
and confirmed as Judge Of the United states
court for the recently created Southern
district Of Texas, arrived IN the city yes.
tcrday.
During his stay here Judge Burns wss
In confer tnce with Postmaster Griffin Den
uty Collector Rosenthal and other 10 lding
lights of the republican party In this neck
OF the woods. The resllt OF the confer
ence could not be asccrtalned. Judge Bnr,s
returned TO Houston today on the i;l0
train. He has many friends here who are
gratlhed at his nrorotinn
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Taylor. Texas. May 29.-Two burE'aries
we're committed here last night, the Blaine
rlewitt Hardware company and a II.
Dobney. druggist. being the victims An
Sutrgnce w0s effected IN the former cstah
lishment through window fronting on
Rroad street A number OF pistols. knives
and other goods Of ttis character were
stolen. There were several lights IN the
Dahnev drug store. which evidently fright
ened the burglars, as nothing was takcu.
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MRS. wHlTELAW REID, WIFE
THE HOUSEHOLD.

Dishes Suitable and Seasonable for Hot
Weather.
All bones and dry trimmings should be
carefully saved for stock; twice week
they should be collected covered with water
after cracking them into small pieces, and
stewed gently In the oven FOR several hours.
When strained this bone stock makes a
capital foundation for many soups and
most gravles
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San Jacinto Is for Greece.

Cold Springs, Texas, May 2s.-Thc county
democratic convention met here Yesterday
and Instructed for Colquitt for commissions
or, A. W Gregg Of Palestine for congress,
A. W. Morris for State senate, l.. b.
Hightower for district Judge, $. A. Mccall
for district attorney. 4, f. Niece Of Polk
county and 5. NJ. Davis Of san Augustine
county for representatiN les.
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o,,isiana Veteran Dead

vinton. La, May .s.-Dr Mlmms OF
Pine Hill, a widely known veteran OF OF
years. passed away this morning at day
break Tho deceased during his life OF
nearly n century had followed the republics
fortunes almost from rs infancy and he
fought IN the Indian, the Texas Mexican
and the civil wars. Or. Mlmins was born
An Mississippi, bat settled here many years
ago and has been hearty ana wei and
practising until uuite recently. when he
began to fail and gradually grew weaker
until his death.
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Arrived at Nov York.

Galveston, Texas, May so-The Mallory
line steamer Denver, which sailed from
Galveston last Saturday at noon. arrived
at her pier in New York at o'clock this
morning.
The steamship Concho Of the same line.
outward bound, is reported to arrive at
her pier in this city tomorrow morning,
with passengers and freight Tho steam.
ship Sabine will sail at noon tomorrow for
New York, with fair passenger and fun
freight list
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under the direction Of I-ritoa o..
glneer Richie, has completed his WE IN IN,
expressed great surprise NJ the ranid nt aiu
ress that had been made In the w, Ftos
restoration. 'He way OF
Major Adams left tonight for cou.u. @.
tion, where he goes to inspect the tr,i 81
tural and Mechanical college at TINT Mac
From College Station he viii 90 10 w. !,
inspect the Baylor university, and he wili
W. enSh go TO Dailas to Inspect the recruiting
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sHERIFFsl pEPARTMENT.

Orange, Texas, Nay % strayed or
stolen from Orange one black horse, right
ear gotchcd. has white spot on right side
II neck sos reward for recovery Of horse
or $40 for information leading TO his re-
ruYery John Robertson. slCrlu orange
county Teas.
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THE FIGHT IN BURNETT.

Rountree Is Receiving Assistance from
Some of the Leaders.
Burnet, Texas May 3c-Both Rountree
and Faubion, candidates for state senator,
arc now stumpng the county and it is the
livclicst campaign known here for many
years Rountrec expresses the utmost con
naencc in his ability to win and l. being
assisted by those who were concerned In
inc agreement that the Williamson county
man should have the vote of this county
IN the convention. The primaries come of
tomorrow.
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PROHIBITION ELECTION
Is TO Be Held Today in CaIdwe
County.

County.
Luling, Texas, May 80 Tomorrow tAe
people of Caldwell county will vote wheth-
or or not liquors shall be sold in the re-
naming two wet precincts in this county.
The campaign has been quite active, hut
very orderly. and very little Of the usual
amount OF abuse and hard sayings have
been induIgrd in, aud few enemies made
Mt ii from the proper standpoint and viii
vote their sentiments accordingly. Both
sides are hard at work today for the
fral struggle, and each claim they VIII
surely win, but the vote OF tomorrow WI
decide the matter definitely.
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Grand Jury Has Adiourneel.

Galveston, Texas, MAY SO.-'rhe grand
jury of the criminal district court brought
in Its anal report late this evening and
were discharged. The jury returned nine
indictments hui the clerk refused to give
out the names Of the parties Indicted until
arrests had been made
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whartonls is cotton Bloom.

wharton. Texas May 20. Mr.. George
schley reports the FIRST cotton bloom viii n
no found ia his farm on May 20. Present
prospects for fine cotton crop are very
snconraelng Rice cane and corn are also
very promising RoaSting ears are now in
the market.
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Nenro PoIltloian shot q Death.

Texarkana, Texas, May 3O.-Hall Walker,
a prominent negro politician OF this place,
WAS shot to death on Broad street today.
Walker was accused OF being In love with
his sister-in-aw His wife, Ella walker,
was arrested and locked up.
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Nelson Bound Over.

Gal1 eston. Texas. May 30 -rhe negro, !.
r.. Nelson, arrested fcW days ago for
robbery and assault, had preliminary
hoiring before Justice Heshheracr this
morning and held In bond Of $50 for his
appearance before the criminal district
court. In default of bail he was rcmanlcd
TO iail
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on No. 1-Glndys City, 25c.
Oh No. 2-Gladys CITY l3c.
nnuelnnn,nnts Ennocted al L.oekhart.

Developments Expected at Loekhart.
Lockhart, Texas, May 30.-Tbe Cardwell
oil well, the property Of the Lockhart
petroleum company, Is now down about
1875 feet, and the conditions are such
that startling developments are expected
in few days, 4 gusher may be brought
in at any time.
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ono Bottle Of Burnett's Vanilla Extract ,t,,d y
hotter than three Of the douhllnl LII
Thrnah costing few cents more = uot. y.
,ts nnritv and great strength make II tns
most economical brand
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The Royal Baker any Pastry
Cook 49, containing over 500
most practical aud valuable
cooking Ieceipts--irec 90 every
patron. Send postal card
with your fun address.
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THE TEXAS TRAVELLERS.
soeeiaI Train Stopped at Ell Paso and the
City Was Inspected

FL Paso. Texas. May 30, The Texas divi-
sion, Travellers Protective Association
with their families, reached here bright
and early this morning and spent
some three hours In seeing I'll
paso and Juarez. Upon their arrival they
were met by a committee of ladies and
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h and CITY NEWS ITEMS
|, !, Entered Against Cemetery Com
y. ...y fm Possession of a Body.
..,.r,tFMENr EXERCISES OF SCHOOLS
=. on the coneho, Which Is
|P'''' w.. to Arrive Todsy-NeIson
Was Held to Grand Jury.

.or Texas. Nav So.-ln order to
s'ns''N corpse from one cemetery to an
r e. Mrs Julia Deischbourn entered suit
s n n %-1 in Justice Barrys court
,as IO' clara Meier alias Deischbouin,
i'ans =, New York city, and the Lake
| I''a'1 Cemetery company of Galveston for
Iseslon of the body %is Of ca her husband in
|fm lu' lined at 500. Mrs. Delschbourn
e'sAs' desires to remove the remains of
~ , - from Lake View cemetery and
|ss u.', ,Sem in a lot which she has pur-
3 ) anohsF, csm StbSCr Rs t M n l6f
,bh Wy" aISinterment to be made with
|IeH. o I'd from the court As one Of tnG
y i. y Tas is nonresident service VIII
csitaalaape,s made by notice.
have 70 a " was first made to the. district
thc matter r w's cds ste of aht to KIND Ind
jlsl@. came before the courts of this
..~stg.
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Steamer Arrivals.

oalVeston, Texas, May SO,-The following
y Ssa'a bound passengers will come In from
w iofk on the steamer Concho, due
arrive tomorrow: Cabin: w. j. Van
uo S,s,s, Jr, Monterey; b. w. Van Voorhis,
Frank s. Ogilvie. Galveston;
F,,, N, isneeyl Galveston; ]. p. Owen,
INK. worth Miss Alice Stefhan, San An
rap O' al !, f Navarro. Key West Ed Bau-
NJ AZ, uussiEestoni August Rice, Key West;
MS { + Parker ana daughter Houston.
Ssf,sS James Hancock, Bisbee, Ariz. f;
Aenstogr R9os, Elgln; George T. Smith,
QslysS,a John Cassidy and d. Watson,
nept ss'V M Manuel Ueadidas and one Sacre-
hsneisooo.t q Longhammer, e. Hoffen, San
henry Harrison, Galveston.
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Alum ls used In some baking powders and .
IN mos, OF the so-called phosphate pow
ders because It Is cheap, aud makes a
cheaper powder But allra Is n corrosive
poison which, taken in food, nets injur-
iously upon the stomach, liver aud Kidneys
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q, inspecting Government Works.
,on' Texas, May 3o.-Major Thomas
s,psr,, United States army, inspector
he, department OF Texas. who has been
a. ~. Tor the past two days work on
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Neerolonical.

ia'ycston, Texas, May 3O.-ohey e.
VF'R, JT, aged ~, died at midnight last
l'sAt at St, Mary's inhrmary Mr.. Owen
cane to Galveston shortly before the Sep
''noer storm from st. Louis and has be N
y employe Of Clarke * Courts since his
tlEal here. The body will he shipped to
aS Parents in st. Louis tomorrow after
non at O'clock.
lofn Wern, who resided at 3511 Scaly
nuue, is dead. Hp was born in Ham
VIZ Germany, IN 1888 ard was 60 years
sue u The Oldest shipbuilders in Calves
.s having been a resident of this plaza
s-r ioIty two years, and recently had been
,aIoyed In the car shops of the Gulf, Col
W W ana Santa Fe Railway company. MIR.
,s Sra raves nine cons. four daughters,
,-avseh grandchildren and three great
s.aachildren. The funeral takes place to-
-0HoW from his late residence.
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Makes Clean Bread

With Royal Baking Powder there is no
mixing with tie hands, no sweat of the
brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility.
sweet, clean, healthful food.
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Commencement Exercises.

Ntov 2o Tomorrow.
Galyeston, Texas u"' .
,,,pr AT s o'clock the sradnat hG eNer-
e'AHs ~, medical department of the Uni
ess Oh 'he .,,,,t Ia MIA o+ the Grand
ytfsIty Of Texas VIII We H''u az
.,A,o house, The program as outlillSd Is
,.n.ws Rev. sullivan of the FIRST
Is 0Ho"s' tnn,t win oncn the exercises
\ neshyieriah onu - ,,,,...,I Da,a,u ,,dl,
yts prayer aud d. Eu"uru n'nua' wa
set address 10 the graduates.
acNel ~. T. THOMPSON Will for
AlefNulu 80, ~ no negro ward of the Sealy
ully transfer tn5 ba MI of regents of Tie
lospaI 70 Itv and the same will he tor.
sale uuNei ,si M, Major Frank Nj. Spencer
mali! aceep'eip " fterword Major SPENCER
lw t1e Doutu' o'rr building over TO the
vii turn tue , neS ~ AZ the Sc1ly hGS,ital
lcl'd Of 1i hun"Es,9 vii in behalf OF Inc
aad W lnVu. h,Jidimc
bQard' accept 'he ,.',,',t Non will he given
Toe iOloMlhs ~ Tr,sJirjne. David 10
tfsTeeS oi Go' f,n,bnu Wollnce Rouse Of
Btlha9i , miriT'' NJ urnton Moses Henry
lames J. LgIllt Va Li.i,,n,,,hn NJ Austin
Naeai o. Mu1sI""' lSlIintt Of Abilene
q beauhiSsi ~" osnnr Itrnrv plant
I loapl s. Jony2 an" S%ar, ~ DayiIjo
y Ga nnol N T,ono ~ Of DudIay' Id
vlfd N. Steger Oh bTellli4in, IN" ~ Eni.
q Eage Pass SSIHs 49, az No,.,c md
lesion, James ,. AHu Nt.' sGn VI -No'91 anu
Naner h. ALISON VI hCN.n' 1,,,,s
lhe graduates 1L Iloi mn IN, 81 p,.son 30
AIKEN OF s4l"uV o., Honr ~ Hn EN-
lthaaeana rauN Iat ,ot,,r,. JC u" 90 ac
Walter s., CookGhDOo 81 MHtasoi,'" 80
Vle Donald Oh ~" isf i,'e; No. 1,a ~, MI
Rogers l, Jim So Sv,' ntnmIo 'f'
Lllest J H. MeIeI % 1Hnn An ~ -
Bradford SANDERS anu Hiiuln ~ ,,,N,eNii.l.t'e
q Aussh LuMuIu , hTvitIi So,, Han
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cow, s,us- rosss4 So, ,ss ~'.t,s OF. NEW roNN
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