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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
MACEDONIA MAY HAVE
CHRISTIAN GOVERNOR
Russia and Austria Would
Avert Uprising.
GOVERNMENT LIKE CRETES
Mussulmans Will Be Equally Protected,
If Plans of the Powers
Are Realized.
GOVERNMENT LIKE CRETE'S

LONDON. Dec. 5.-Negotiations begun
yesterday by the powers may result IN
an international administration for
Macedonia along the lines observed in
the present government of the Island
Of Crete.
In order to prevent another Mace
DOMAIN uprising in the spring, attended
by unspeakable horrors and the danger
Of a war between Turkey and Bulgaria
as a consequence, Russia and Austria
have proposed TO the other powers that
immediate steps be taken to put into
operation a plan which in its general
outline resembles that now in force in
Crete. This proposal is the result of tae
acceptance in principle by the Sultan
three days ago OF the Russo-Austrian
note concerning reforms in Macedonia,
which was submitted to the Porte after
the recent conference between Car
Nicholas and Emperor Francis Joseph
Powers to Decide.
To what extent each power will par
ticipato in the organization of an inter-
national gendarmerie to be formed for
the preservation of order. and which
power Will be placed in supreme com
mand of the gendarmerie, as well as
negotiations between the powers.
II is said that the powers will this
time unite In the appointment of a
Christian governor in Macedonia. While
it is intended that the Christians shall
be protected. there is also = determi-
nation that equal protection shall be ac-
corded the Mussulmans.
As in Crete.
1t is believed that results identical
with those obtained in Crete are likely
TO follow from the enforcement of a
similar policy in Macedonia At first a
large force was sent to Crete, but at
present there are no more than ! 800 men
there. representing the governments Of
Great Britain, France. Russia, and
Italy
1t is believed that the proposal viii
be acceptable TO France, Italy and
Great Britain. but that It is likely to be
opposed by GermSay. There is nothing
in the proposal to indicate that the pow
ers have any intention of weakening
Turkish ownership of the territory.
Germany FavoIs Plan.
BERLIN. Dec. 5.-Referring to the
London report that Germany may object
to the proposition Of Russia and Aus
tria for an international administration
Of Macedonia on the lines of the pres
ent government Of Crete. the foreign Of
fee here said today that. on the con-
trary, Germany had done all in her
power to secure the acceptance and en-
forcement OF the Muerzteg program,
which remains the basis OF Russo-Aus-
TRAN action.
These powers, it was added. had ar
ranged the program TO suit their own
interests above all, and it cannot be sup
posed that they have altered the same
into an international administration
similar TO that of Crete TO suit other
powers.
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CHINA TO REORGANIZE
HER DEPLETED FORCES
Edict Issued Yesterday Appoints Committee and
Names Yuan-Shi-Kai Commander of the Army.

PEI y, Dec. 5.-An edict issued to-
day appoints Prince Ching. the grand
secretary; Yuan-Shi-Kai. the governor
OF Chilli Province. and a Manchu Of
fetal 10 be a committee to reorganize
the armies Of all the Chinese provinces
on a national basis. with similar arms,
equipments. and organization.
TIENTSIN. China. Dee 5-Yuan-Shi-
Kai. the governor OF Chilli province.
received a telegram from the throne this
afternoon promoting him 20 the entire
command OF the imperial army and
navy. the highest rank in China
While the edict indicates that the
Dowager Empress has some apprecia-
tiOn Of her country's needs. there is no
reason 20 anticipate greater results
than from the recent similar DEGREES
relative 70 financial. educational. and
other reforms. Yuan-Shi-Kai is the
only member Of the committee who ie
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
New Officers Elected.

At a meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Erie and Central New York rail-
road. which was recently purchased by
the Lackawanna railroad, the following
officers We're elected: W H. Truesdale.
president; f. r. LOOMS, vice presi-
dent; r. F. Chambers, secretary and
treasurer A. D. Chambers, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer, and
o. c. Post, general auditor. These Of
hcers. together with 3 D. Caldwell. vice
president of the LackaWanna railroad
and T. w. Lee, general passenger agent
viii constitute the board Of directors.
The Erie and Central New York rail-
road runs from Cortland to Cincinnati,
nineteen miles. The line viii be ope-
rated in connection with the Bingham
ton and Syracuse division Of the Lacka-
wanna railroad.
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competent TO undertake the work. but
he. like Prince Ching. is overburdened
with other Offices.
Prince Ching continues optimistic on
the subject Of the restoration Of Man
churia. He tells the officials here that
the Gar favors its evacuation. and al
though NicerOy Alexieff desires its an
nexation. the Gar. according to Prince
Ching. viii override him
Ching. with other Chinese officials. Is
apprehensive Of the results Of the Brit
ish advance in Tibet The native press
fears II Is a step toward partition which
the other powers may initiate
Reports from Mukden say numbers of
Russian civilians are settling there. The
new taotai Of Musden, who was ap-
pointed to succeed the taotai who was
withdrawn after the recent reoccupa-
ton of that city by tina Russians. re-
mains at Pekin. fearing 10 go 70 his
post.
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CANNON FAILS
TO SPRING MANY SURPRISES

Ohio; Needham. Cal; Fuller, III; Ian
ming, y. j. Kinkaid. Neb.; Jones. va :
Maddox, Ca; Williams. H.; Patterson.
Tenn; Robinson, Ind; Hnl. Miss.
Railways and Canals.
Davidson. Wis: Deemer, Pa; Knapp.
y. Y; woodward, w. Va; ,Slxiles, Ohio;
Cooper, Pa; HUFF, Pa; Roberts. Mass. I:
Burnett Ala; Mahoney,u Ill; Badger.
Manufactures.
sibley. Pa; Greene. Mass; Burk. Pa. !:
McMOrran, Mich: Otis, ". Y; Jackson
Ohio: Vandiver. Mo-; Emerich, Ill.
Weisse. Wis; Hunt. Mo-; Croft, s. c.
Mines and Mining.
Brown. Wis; Patterson. Pa; Scott.
Kan; Hun, Pa; Dixon, Mon; William
son. ore; Howell, Utah; Tate. Ca /:
Ky; ShOber. N. Y; Wilson, Arizona.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
GnIet. n. Y; Bartholdt. 10, Bur.
leigh. Ne; Howell, y. J.; Conner
Iowa; Martin, s. D.; Minor. VS.: Rod
Ala: Brantley, Ga; Thomas. N c.;
Miers. Ind: Sheppard, Tex; Scarbor,
ough. S. c.
Pacific Railroads.
William Alden smith, Mich; Dris-
coll, n. Y; Jackson. Md; Nor
Pa Kinkaid, Neb.; Mudd Md; Dan,
Finley. S. c; Baker. n. Y; Rainey,
H.; Lind. MINI.
Levees and improvements of Mississippi
River.
Bartholdt, Mo-; Prince, ILL.,; Hedge.
Iowa; Rodenberg, H.; Huff. Pa: Buck.
man, Mimi; Cooper. Pa; Broussard.
Butler. No: Macon, Ark.
Education.
southwick. y Y; Tlrren. Mass;
Kyle. Ohio; Burkett, Neb.: French,
Idaho: Moon, Pa; Humphrey. Wash;
Y; Fitzpatrick, Tenn; Gillespie, Tex
Labor.
Gardner, \. J.; Bartholdt, No; Nc
Call. Mass; Vreeland, y. Y; Foster,
Vt; Conner. Iowa; Spalding, N D. :;
Goebel. Ohio: Caldwell, Ill; Gilbert, KY;
Maddox. Ga; Hearst, n. Y; Hughes,
N J.
Militia.
Dick. Ohio; Hull, Iowa; Gaines, w.
Va; Smith. Ill; Stevenson, Mimi
Ames. Mass: Smith, Pa; Crowley, III.
n. Y; Keiher, Mass.
Patents.
Skies, Ohio: Currier, N. H; Otis. n.
Y; Dresser, Pa; Jackson, Ohio; Dixon,
Mon; Hinshaw. Neb.: Ss:izer. N Y;
Pa; Harrison, n. Y.
Invalid Pensions.
suIloway. n. H: Gibson. Tenn; Sam
uel w Smith. MiCh.: Calderhead, Kan:
Deemer. Pa; Holiday, Ind; Hunter,
Ind; Crowley. i'll; Lindsay, n. Y;
Shook. Ohio; Lucking. Mich; Hopkins,
KY
Pensions.
LoudensIager. y. J.: Peterson. Pa;
Draper n y; Campbell. Kan; Ames,
worth, Ohio; Richardson. Ala; Wiley.
Ala; McLain, Miss; Houston, Del.
Claims.
Graf, m Thomas. Iowa: Butler.
Pa: Nevin. Ohio; Foster, Vt; Miller
Kan; Tirrell. Mass: Howell, Utah:
Goldfogle. \. Y: Claude w Kitchin
Mimi; McNary. Mass; Beall. Tex.
War Claims.
Mahon. Pa: Gibson. Tenn; Often.
Wis; Haugen. Iowa: Haslxins, Vt; Hol-
liday. Ind; French, Idaho; Southland,
Ohio; Sims. Tenn; Caldwell, III; Spight
Miss; Johnson, S. C.; Gregg, Tex.
Private Land Claims.
Smith, H.; Evans. Pa: Hndebrant
Ohio: Marshall. n. D: Cushman, Wash.
Smith, n. Y; Jones Va: Gilbert XIV
smith, Tex; Wallace. Ark; Aiken, s.
c; Weisse, Wis; Mcclure. Okla.
District of Columbia.
Babcock. WIS. Samuel W Smith
Mich; Allen, Ne; Wadsworth. n. Y.
MOrrell. Pa; Powers. Mass: Morgan
Ohio; Slemp. Va; Davis Mimi; Camp
bell. Kan; Wiley " J.. Meyer. La:
Cowherd Mo. Sims. Tenn: McAndrews
H.; Pou, n. c.; GOOch. Ky.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
St. Louis Terminals.

The presidents of the various rail-
roads which are in the st. Louis Termi-
nal Association have met and have de-
cided to expend six million dollars in
improving the union station, to facili-
tate the handling of the exposition
crowds. 1t has been agreed to issue
bonds for the amount, but because of
the coyness of the investor just now
the securities have not been put on the
market.
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REWARDED
FOR COURTEOUS CONDUCT

Private w. NJ MattingIy. of the
Metropolitan police force. has handed
10 Major Sylvester 50. which sum was
sent him from James II. Powers. jr,
of Albany. n. Y. in appreciation for
courteous services rendered Mr. Pow
ers by the policeman on a visit of Mr..
and Mrs. Powers in this city.
The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation Of Majo.' Sylvester
that 20 per cent OF the sum be devoted
to the helmet and clothing account ans
the remainder be returned to Private
MattingIy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06

pass your water frequently night and
day, smarting or irritation in passing,
bricsdust or sediment in the urine, head
ache, backache, lame back, dizziness,
sleeplessness. nervousness, heart dis
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rheumatism. diabetes. floating. irritable
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loss OF flesh, sallow complexion. or
Bright's disease.
If your water, when allowed to remain
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he slightest symptoms Of kidney or blad-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
Mr.. Lewis Promoted.

J. Lewis. for twenty years station
ticket agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
in Washington. has been promoted TO
the position of assistant general freight
agent of the railroad. with headquarters
in Baltimore. Six months ago Mr-
Lewis was promoted to the head OF the
Washington stop-over bureau, so the
new move gives him two promotions in
less than a year. He departed from
Washington last night for Pittsburg.
and he is TO visit all important points
on the Baltimore and Ohio before re-
turning TO Baltimore.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
In the Preliminaries.

The work on all of the improvements,
however, is still in the getting things
ready'' stage. except possibly in the
case of the Baltimore and Ohio freight
depot at lexington, where several OF
the large sheds have been erected, and
part of the foundations laid Every
thing. however. is in such shape now
that actual work can be commenced on
the Union Station and all of the other
operations. OF the few structures re-
naming on the sites, eleven were re-
moved last week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The Adirondack Development Com
paay. organized 10 improve and operate
mining and mineral lands; capital stock,
81. 10000: incorpOrators. r. S. Donald
son. r. W. Mccormick. James F. Shep-
person ali OF District OF Columbia !.
Thomas =. Martin. Leonard L. Immel.
both OF Jackson County, Mo.
The Ell Mario Gold Mining Smelling
Company; capital stock. S1.5C0.000; in
corpOrators. Messrs. Donaldson. Nc
Cormick, SheppeTsOn. s. A. Terry Of
District Of Columbia and George S.
Rubin. Boston, Mass.
The Equitable Stone Company: capital
stock. $4,000: incorpOrators. Messrs
Donaldson. Shepperson, Mccormick. Of
District OF Columbia. William H East
and Joseph r. Henley, Monroe county,
I'D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
DELIRlUM TREMENS
CAUSES BECK'S DEATH

Henry Beck. a baker. forty-two years
Of age. living at Go I Street southeast.
was arrested yesterday on the complaint
Of his wife that he was an habituaI
drunkaTd
Beck was suffering with deliriuns
tremens and was threatening bodily
harm 10 his WIFE who became fright
ened and caused the arrest The man
was taken for treatment 10 the Wash.
iugton Asylum Hospital where he died
at 10 o'clock last night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
AGED MAN INJURED.

George L. Green. seventy years old. of
512 Ridge Street northwest. fell while
attempting to board a trolley car at
Seventh Street and New York Avenue
northwest last night. He was sent 20
the Emergency Hospital in an ambU-
lance, where painful cOntusiOns on one
Of his legs were dressed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
FAILED TO CATCH THIEF.

J. Davis. of COS NJ Street northwest,
was standing al the corner Of Seventh
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue north,
west yesterday when a man approached
and asked about the different car lines
Davis was giving the required direc-
tons when he felt tug at his watch
chain. He chased the would-be thief
but the latter made his escape
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06

kidneys
kidney permitted continue,
do attention
you badly" taking Swamp Root
great kidney remedy
anyone.
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The 'iremen on the Pennsy. who are
affiliated with the Brotherhood Of LOCO
motive Firemen, have submitted another
list Of grievances TO General Manager
Atterbury. They have held several con-
fercnces with the general manager. the
last of which was postponed at their
own request so that they could confer
with the general officers Of their union
Another conference is TO be held tomOr-
row or Tuesday. The firemen and gem
eral manager decline TO make known
just what the grievances are
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
Reason Enough.

SAY" demanded the outspoken individual
what makes you so crankyY'
''Well." replied Krotchctt, isn't IL enough to
make fellow cranky 10 have everybody accuse
him of being cranky r'-Philadelph Press.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
Bought Small Line.

Reports from the Pacific Coast are TO
the effect that the Santa Fe has bought
the North Shore Railroad. a little line
operated between Sausalito TO Cazaredo.
The terms are not given, but it IS known
the Santa Fe paid over s., 200 600.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
Revision of Laws.

Warner. III; Gibson. Tenn; Dayton.
w: ,Va.i Evans. Pa; Tirrell. Mass. /;
Littleheid, Me: Moon. Pa; Dunwell.
Hardwick, Ga; Lamar Mo: Sherley,
Reform in Civil Service.
Gillett. Mass; Lacey. Iowa: Fowler.
y. J.; Bowersock. Kan; Mann. Ill. !;
Smith. Pa; Allen. Ne; Beidler. Ohio;
Pou. n. c.; Zenor. Ind: Bassett, n.
y; Southal. Va; Page, n. G.
Election of President, Vice President,
and Representatives
Gaines. W. Va: sulloway. n. H: Bou-
Norris. Neb.; Brooks. Col: Dunweu. n.
y; Rucker. No; Breazeale. La; Rhea,
KY; Gillespie. Tex; Hardwick. Ca.
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic
Sperry. Conn; Bowersock. Kan; Al
len, Me; Morgan, Ohio; Draper, y Y;
Porter, Pa; Burnett, Ala; Lindsay,
y. Y; Gudger. y. c.; CARRIER Ohio;
PinlSney. Texas.
Irrigation Of Arid Lands.
Mondell. Wyo.; Reeder. Kan: Tirrell.
Mass; Dwight. y: 2; Marshall n. D;
Cooper Pa; Williamson, ore; I'm
derwood, Ala: Hitchcock, Neb.; Duzer,
New; Bell, Cal.
immigration and Naturalization.
Howell, N. J.. Adams, Pa; Shles.
Ohio; Douglas. n. Y; Evans. Pa;
Gardner, Mass; French, Idaho; Rup-
pert n. Y; RObb, Mo; Benny, n. J.;
Livernash, Cal
Ventilation and Acoustics.
Bishop. Mich: BeidIer. Ohio; Brad
lev, n. Y; Smith, Ky; Lindsay, N Y;
Kline. Penn.
Expenditures in State Department.
Ketcham. N. Y; Foster. Vt; adams.
Pa; Hunter, KY, Lester, Ga; Claude
Kitchin, N. c.; Garner, Tex.
Expenditures in Treasury Department.
Cousins. Iowa; Morren. Pa; Knopf.
Ill; Hill. Conn; Lamb, Va; CARRIER,
Ohio; Gudger, N c.
Expenditures in War Department.
Warnock. Ohio: Lawrence. Mass.
Bede, Mimi; Slemp. Va; Burgess,
Texas; Badger, Ohio; Fitzpatrick, Tenn.
Expenditures in Navy Department
Greene. Mass; Fordney. Mich; Ache
son, Pa; Lafean, Pa; Thompson, Ala.
Randell. Texas; James, Ky.
Expenditures in Postoffce Department.
Wanger. Pa; Flack, n. Y; Lilley,
KY: Glass. Va
Expenditures in Interior Department
Miao-. Wis; Dovener. w. Va; Patter-
son, Pa; Adams, Wis; Gambler, Miss;
Foster. H.; Page \. G.
Expenditures in Department of Justice.
CaIderhead. Kan: Martin. S D.
Porter, Pa. Mccarthy, Neb.; Goldfogle.
y. X; Cochran, No; Stephens, Texas.
Expenditures in Agricultural Depart
ment.
Wright. Pa; Brandegee. Conn; Hum
phrey, Wash; Davis, Mimi; Flood, Va.
hehOe. Ky; Bowie. Ala
Expenditures on Public Buildings.
Hughes. W. "a: Ginett. Cal; Gard
ner. Mass: Henri. Conn Small, N. c.;
Maynard, Va; Trimble. KY.
Accounts.
Hndebrant, Ohio; Hughes. w. Va
Graf. Ill; -Currier. n. H, Cassel Pa
Draper, n Y; Bartlett, Ca; Dinsmore.
Ark; EmeTtch, H.
The Census.
crumpacker. md: Burleigh. Ne;
Hughes, w. Va; Peapre Nd; Cassel
Pa: Dunwell, n Y: Kennedy, Ohio;
Ames. Mass; Griffith, Ind: Hay. Va
Burleson. Tex; Patterson, y. c.; Robin
son. Ark
The Library.
McCieary. Mimi: Mccall. Mass; Con-
ner. Iowa; Richardson, Tenn; Howard
Ga.
Printing.
Charles B. Lands. Ind; Perkins. n.
Y; Tate. Ga.
Industrial Arts and Expeditions.
Tawney, MINI: Sherman, y. Y; Gard
ner Mass. Gardner. N J. BOWerSOck
Kan. Rodenberg, H.; Howell Utah;
Porter. Pa: woodward. w. Va: Bart.
Lett CO. MAYNARD. Va. Hamlin. No:
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Tawney MINI; Sherman, N Y. Gard
ner. Mass. Gardner. y. J: BoWersOek
Kan; Rodenberg, H.; Howell. Utah;
lett, Ga: Maynard, Va; Hamlin, Mo.
Wynn, Cal; Legare. S. c.: Harrison.
n. Z.
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Interstate and Foreign Commerce.

Hepburn, Iowa; Sherman, N. Y.
Wanger, Pa; Mann, H.; Lowering
Mass; Stevens. Mimi; Burke, S ID.
Esch, Wis; Cushman. Wash; Kyle.
Ohio; Townsend, Mich; Davey, La.
AdamsOn, Ga; Shackleford, Mo: Ryan
\. Y; Richardson, Ala; Lamar, Fla.
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Coins, Weights, and Measures.

Southland. Ohio; Bowersock, Kan /;
Hedge, Iowa. Bates. Pa; Cromer. Ind.
Dwight, y. Y; Lanning, y. j.; Brown.
an, Mo: Shafroth, Col; Griggs, Ga
Gaines. Tenn; Gambler, Miss; Rhea,
Ky. Sullivan, y. Y; Wilson, Ariz.
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Industrial Arts and Expeditions.

Charles B. Lands. Ind; Perkins. n
Z; Tate. Ga.
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Merchant Marine and Fisheries.

Grosvenor, Ohio; Minor, Wis; Greene.
Mass; Stevens, Mimi; FOrdney. Mich.
Wachter, Md; Littleheld Ne; Humphs
rey, Wash; Flack, n. y; Birdsali,
y. C; Davis, Fla; McDermott y. J.:
Lurking Mich: Goulden. n Y
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-12-06
Insular Affairs.

Cooper. Wis; Tawney Mimi; Crlim-
packer. Ind; Hamilton. Mich: Ohm
sted, Pa; Smith, H.. Warnock,
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Military Affairs.

Hull, Iowa; Ketcham. N Y: Parker,
y. J.; CaproP. r. l.; Stevens. Mimi !;
Dick, Ohio; MJndel. Wyo.; Esch. Wis. !;
Prince, ILL.,; Holiday. Ind: Young
Mich; Sulzer, -. Y; Hay. Va; Slayden,
Tex; BrOussErd, La; Mahoney, IN. /;
Danny Nd. McC.nire Okla -
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Postomce and st-Roads.

Overstreet. Ind: Gardner, y. J.;
Sperry, Conn; Hedge. Iowa: Sibley, Pa;
Snapp. H.; Goebel. Ohio; Stevenson;
Mimi; Stafford. Wis; Darragh, Mich
Murdoch. Kan; Mocn. Tenn: Griggs,
Ga; Cowherd. No; Wilson. n. Y: Fin
ley, s. c.; Kluttz, n. c.; Kalanianaole,
Hawaii.
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Public Lands.

Hamilton. Mich: Brick. Ind; Capron.
r. L.; Southwick, n. Y. Powers, Me,
JACKSON. Nd; Spalding, N D.; LiiIey'
Conn;; Sterling, H. Moon. Tenn. !;
Lloyd, Mo, Robinson. Ind; Thayer
Mas; Russell, Tex; Reid, Ark; Nc
CURE, Okla; Wilson, AriZ
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Printing.

McCieary, Mimi: Mccall. Mass; Cor
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y. Y; Granger. r. L. Macon. Ark:
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