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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21
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fur eitt 0etrod)cneS 0er3.

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berehnet ben sdaoen. Der ibrem 0er=
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unferem @ounip eine Narbiee tpegen
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nimmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21
Dtrptao,aae lidatlidtr ebflotr.


HDie ne rad AnNAt asnstvMsnt Ss1niea1
eebnnobabt persen tellts.
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sTieoer iid gum erften Mule periommels
ten, famcn lie babin therein, bab pDn
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Beniibnno finbsn unb tsin Dollar fir
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folIte. Iiir ben Jan, bnB ibre Mntpes
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eigenen 1of1e gu beIirtittn.
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fam Gouperneur Sobnfon ms Gins
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runs NIT, norauf Sobnfon ertpiberie:
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Sbre 9tafmertIamteit auf einen ans
beren llmitosA Ispten. Die 2esislatur
bat $4,000 fir BEN sIeAd bereeseben.
Wdbrenb Die betreffenbe gorlage unter
8erdtbung mar. iprad ib nit nlebs
reren 2egislatoren, tpelhe Gegner Der
8eiDiuigung fparen. sic nleinten.
$4,000 lei .ine sroBe Gumme, uin
fir ben 2lntduf eines 9afelferpiees Der<
tpenbet 81 perben. SD iaete ibnen.
bab ih Bierbon afpar nihts peritiinbe,
bod follte iid nah meiner Mniidt
Minnefota in Der MnseIesenbeit ipeber
berfdpenberifh nod fddbis aeisen.
Sd gab ben Qerren bas Werfprehen.
bab i'd fir ben Jall Der paf1iruns Der
9ill barauf fsben ipiirbe, .bab bon benz
bepillisten 8etrase nidt mebr ausses
geben tperbe, als gu einem pafenben
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ibre @timme fir bic Norlage ab, unb
biefelbe tpurbe ansenommen. Sd m0hte
nun ben Dorfdlag MAIDEN, bdb mir
nit unferem Gintauf benz @taat Gbre
MAIDEN. Nahbem bas Gef9dft erlebiet
unb gut erlebigt 1T. 5ablen Gie ben
niht berbrauhten Ref Der betpilIigten |
Summe an bic 'Stautsfaiie 5uriid.
Seien @te ni9t ber Meinung. baB sic
perpflidtet finb. $4,000 ausaugeben,
neil biefer 8etrag betpillist parb.~
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@ertb 8ebaItem Mno 8eraDe
tute 0OlO.
Die etretfTtuatton

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Die Nrbeiter nod Du pont, Der Ytdll
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Wdbreno bes 9ales perlduit Niles
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miro. 9ebt Der Runfmel log.
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t0otete bic bon MotDrmann patrid
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Die 4 Sabre olte Detto Brnunstp. am
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Ser @rdnertd)ati I'll dnt,8stag a

tuir6 aud oieies Sabr bier in iibliher
Weiie aefeiert. Nm SonntaQ. "a.
W0i. finoet eine Geier I'M bisliaen
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Der Raloenbaupb poiien Der @6hnes sosr
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tDiro pom Dir. 5. 8. Rettia 9ebalten.
Mm Gamifaa, 80 Diai finbet Die
iibiide paraoe nit um3ua nad BEN
6riebhof ftatt.
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Cube Gin lineldd io,nmt ME ailein.
S0r9 Mas milf Du bamit Iaqsn 2
2uot Nm 6amifaa purbe mein
garten berb1gelt unO am 6onntaa lam
meine G6soiegermutter ouf gein6.
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aleidem 8emidt in @olo betommen.
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Ser atlerifanilde strobbnt
1at ieinen GrobernngsSug
nm bic @elt bollenoet.

Seine Dor,lelid,feit miro in paris,
Sonoon uno mien anerfannt. Seidt "a
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Dir haben ale rid,tisen 5ormcn uno
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panama Bite $500.
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so Gents BIS $500
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Qrdot 5enbauiers Kleioer llno
Jbr tragt Ole beitenl
DIE sENHHusER eLoTHI)Ne 60.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
JUDGE MORSE PROPOSES
TO GO OVER GROUND

To enable him 10 better determine the
rights of the litigauts, Judge c.. W.
Morse of the third district court will 90
over the hunting preserves of the State
Gun. club next Friday. The club is
aeelcing TO have Perry r. Burnham and
several others restrained from entering
upon its hunting grounds between here
and the Great Salt lake. and has been
granted temporary restraining order
pending final settlement of the case.
The order, however, gives the hunters
permission to launch boats upon the
Jordan river, which passes through the
preserve, to pass 10 points below or
above the hunting grounds, but the GUN
club asserts that the defendants have
made threats To enter upon the pre-.
serves 10 kill game and they have full
filled the threats without legal right
The case is in the nature Of a test
case and decision will be awaited with
considerable interest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
THREE ASK DIVORCE
IN DISTRICT COURT
Two Husbands and One Wife
Seek Severance of
Marital Ties.

Two husbands and ono wife sought re.
lief from the Calling bonds of matri.
mony in the third district court Friday.
Whether Harry Austin marriage 60
Jennie Austin at Stockton, Cal, April
!, 1904, was one of those April fool
Jokes is not certain. but Austin S mar
riod bliss ended before it got fairly
started. according to his com laint. for
precisely one month later, May ], his
wife deserted him.
When Austin last heard from the de-
fendant she was living at Az Church
street. Stockton, Cal.
After thrty-two wears, Louisa ID.
Victroy Orton tired of Truman Orton
and left him, Orton alleges in his di-
vorce complaint filed in the third dis.
trict court Friday. This was about
May l, 1895. and Mrs. Orton since has
positively refused TO return 10 him, he
sets out. There are three children. all
of whom are grown, the youngest being
% years old. The marriage took place
at Massenga, y. Y. Mrs Ortou. when
last heard from, was at Lincoln, Ncb
Alleging non.support, Edith 7. South
worth brought suit in tho third district
court against Frank W. Southworth
Friday for divorce. Southworth il is
alleged, is a cook and capable of earn
ing 500 month, but since October
of last year has failed 10 provide for
his wife. After bearing SOuthworth s
name for three years Mrs. Southworth
wants her maiden name of Parrish
back, also a divorce and 500 attorney
fees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
PROPOSED LEGISLATION WHICH
PEACE CONFERENCE ADVOCATES

LAKE MOHoNK, n. V, Oct. 2S.-
Tho Lake Mohouk conference of the
Friends of the Indian and other De.
pendent Peoples today considered the
adoption of n platform.
$50 far as the Indians are con.
cerned,' the platform says, ''the prin-
ciples we have contcnded for are ac-
cepted and they arc carried out by II
body of officials who have never beeu
surpassed IN character and capacity.
"a much larger task, the plat
form continues. ''is before our coun-
try in the control of our non.contiguous
possessions, as to the method of whose
government there is less agreement
among our people and our law givers.
In their behalf, as in the behalf OF all
our dependent or beiated peoples, the
duty of this conference is To insist
upon the application of the universal
Christian principle of altrulsm.. To this
end we must ask laws to help them
rather than TO help us. and by educa-
tion and every form of Christian ser
vice, bring them into the full possession
of the highest Christian civilization. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24

| The national congress is urged 10
/ pass statutes as follows:
Laws which. by imprisoning offend
ers. shall prevent the sale Of iutoXicat-
ing liquors to the Alaskan natives, and
for increased appropriations for the
education of Alaskan Youths.
An additional appropriation for the
purchase of ''small homesteads for tho
rest of wronged. disposscSscd and harm
less Indians of California.
The allotment of their land to Navajo
Indians, who for years have lived on
the public domain.
The gradual closing of the non.reser-
ration Indian schools, or the modifying
of the course of study with the view
to admitting white pupils and bringing
these institutions under the control of
the states III which thoy are located.
Full citizenship for Porto Ricans. the
extension of the forestry service to this
islaud, and wise aid or direction for ir.
rigatlon and sanitary projects
Tariff relief for the Philippine
Islands.
Study of conditions which require
special legislation for Hawaii par.
ucularly as regards immi grafton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
STATESMAN is CHARGED
WITH DISTURBING PEACE

LONDON, Oct. 23-Thc case Of
William james Thorne. Social-Demo.
crat member of Parliament. against
whom writ was issued last week,
charging that he had melted a breach
of the peace by making a speech, IN
which he advised the unemployed 10
"rushH the baker shops rather than
starve. came up in the Bow street 20.
lice court today. Thorne was ordered
by the magistrate to find sureties for
his good behavior for year. or TO 90
to iail for six months. Peter f. Currant
and James O Grady. fellow members of
the House of Commons, furnished the
bonds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24

"A IN accordance with DR.. Hyatts predic
.tior. The weather warmed up somewhat
Friday, the mean temperature being %
degrees, which Is ) degrees higher than
ION Thursday II II had not been for the
chilly breeze. Friday would have been an
ideal day.
q Friday, the barometrlc pressure con-
-;inued high over the Western States and
New England. causing fair weather ever
most OF the country. over the Gulf and
was low. producing precipitation over
large area. with heavy and excessive rains
as follows, Oklahoma 3.05 inches, and
a shevilie 2.20 inches. The temperature
fchanges were generally slight except
rise OF 10 degrees or more over portions
OF Idaho, Montana, Alberta and New
York, md a corresponding fall in Kansas.
Missouri Oklahoma, North Dakota and
Texas.
The high pressure over this section will
cause continued fair weather in this 10
.cslity Saturday.
n fridays meteorological record at the
local station OF the United States weather
thureau for the twenty-four hours ending
at s p m. was as follows:
Z. Temperature ar p. M, i2.
! Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum temperature. 2s.
! Mean temperature, 81, which Is II de-
rrees below normal,
y Total deficiency of temperature since
the first OF the n nnth, i09 degrees.
i Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since January l, 62S- degrees.
= Total precipitation since the first Of the
month. 2.07 inches which is liz inches
q bove normal,
i Accumulated excess of precipitation
rslnce January ], 5.55 inches
Relative humidity al p. m. 53 per
cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
LETTERS ARE ASKED UPON
ESTATE OF 7. J. LOFTS

Mrs. Sarah J. Lofts, the mother of
Thomas j. Lofts. the Denver 6 Rio
Grande engineer who was killed in u
wreck on that road near the Narrows
q few days ago, petitioned the third
district court Friday that letters Of ad-
ministration in the dead engineer es-
tate be issued TO Addie B. LOFTS. his
sister.
LOFTS left besides other small per
sonal property. two insurance policies,
one for $4,000 in the Pacific Life Insur-
ance company of California and the
other for $500 in the Mutual Aid AS
soclatIon of Locomotive Engineers.
The heirs are Thomas Raymond Lof.
tis, 12 years oldi Frank Milford LOFTS.
10, and Earl LOFTS, 3, sons OF the dead
engineer, living at 416 East Second
South street, this city.
Tribune Want Ads
Bell phone 5201. Ind. phone 360,34s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
HARkNESS Is SUED
BY THE CREDIT MEN

The Utah Association Of Credit Men
Friday brought suit against II. O. HarR-
ness in the third district court TO re.
cover S2274.26 alleged TO bo duo on
account.
On May 90 this year, il is set out, an
account was started between the de-
teudaut and the Dinwoodey Furniture
company, by which it was agreed that
Hardness owed the furniture company
tho amount named in the suit. On Octo-
Der the account was turned over TO
the credit association, being still un.
paid, II is alleged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Samuel Bender 10 Ella May Meyer.
lots 6: and S, block ?. East
Waterloo ...-..-.. ...............S
Lenard y. Bower 10 Henry y. Wade.
lot %. etc, block I. oakley add
Samuel Brinton TO Charles /.
Shelly OF al. lot 10. block 49,. 10
acre plat .................
Scott A. Jones 20 Nellie -. &. Me-
Bride, lots, . and 10. block !, State
street addition .....,...........
John A. Kirby ct al to ~ Fisher
lot 4, block 50. plat A...........2i
kimball 4: Richards to john \.
Johnson. lot Z, etc. block !. Holly
"oOu tract Observation-Disclosures. !
Joseph NJ. Johnson 10 o. w. Moylc.
lot g. block 10. plat A..-
Deserot Savings bank TO Joseph s.
Donaldson. lot 1. block is. plat ID. I
Peter Cosmas 20 Julia Cosmas,
section S5. township E, range
Louisa Copp ct al TO George f.
Busch. lot I, block 6l. plat Il. go. s
David Broadhurst 10 Elizabeth r.
Binley. section 22, township 6,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
For Chronic Diarrhoea.

While in the. army in 1853 I was
taken with chronic diarrhoea,'' says
George NJ. FELTON, of South Gibson, Pa.
~ have since tried many remedies, but
without any permanent relief, until Mr.,
A. w. Miles of this place persuaded
me TO try Chamberlain g Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle Of
which stopped 1t at once.'' For sale by
all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Carl L. Riley, III East Ninth South.
girl
Jared NJ Cushinan, I53 West Ffth
South. boy.
Bcniami, J. Thompson 1O2S West Fifth
South, Rirl
Paul Hampshire. i Orchard square.
boy.
William II. Lduek, 91O West Seventh
South. boy. r-
Bessie $. Litueford. 522 West Fourth
North. ctrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Deaths.

William Benjamin Evertt. South Boun-
tlful. accident aged 8.
Ann Marsh, 22s c street. old age,
aged o..
Thomas Aubry, II Ninth East, pneu-
monia. aged 81. --...- ..--.-------
William Rowe. l. South and State
bronchitis. aged rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24

HE antseptc qualities of this old reliable household
remedy make it safe and sure in all cases of Burns,
Cuts Sores. 1t soaks straight down to the bone
and soothes the quiverng injured flesh Mexican Mustang
Liniment heals the wound from the inside expellng all
foreign poisonous matter 1t does its healing IN
fecty natural way and all stiffness Of the joints
limbs while is being effected. 2sc soc. and ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

Lynn II. Clayton and Fannie NJ. Taylor
OF Salt Lake.
Robert J. Tate OF Oakland and Voeda
krom OF Healdsburg, Cal.
Alvin W. Peer OF Spokane and Augusta
Eott OF Uumcston. Iowa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
THREE POSSES SEARCHING
FOR RANkIN.S SLAYERS

SAMBURG, Tenn. Oct. 23.-Three
armed posses with lists of men whom
they will attempt TO arrest for the
murder of Capt. Rankin and the as.
saultiug of Col. Taylor, left TODAY for
the Reel Foot Lake region. Each de.
tachmont is accompanied by ten
soldiers. Gov. Patterson is a member
of a detachment that will 90 to Walnut
Log,
Tip Burton. arrested Yesterday and
taken TO Tiptonville, is alleged TO have
confessed, The sheriff has placed a
heavy guard around the iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Temperatures Elsewhere.
WANTED

Good carriers with horses, at Trih-
nue. Apply Circulation Dept.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24

DR.. Alice Houghtou has moved her
Office to Room 80, Mercantile Block,
over Walker store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
For Mankind's every Pain.

Sprains, Bruises, Iameness, Sore Throat,
Inflammation, Burns, Scalds, Prostitutes,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds, Cuts, ETC.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
Tribune Want Ads

Bell phone 52Ol. Ind. phone 6O.34s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24
HYATT MAKES GOOD
. ON ONE PREDICTION
Weather Warns Up Friday and
Day Is a Pleasant
One.
FRIDAY TEMPERATURES.

Forecast-saturday, fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-24

rV7HE common ailments q your hoIses and Cattle as
we'll as their accidents need attention promptly If loss
Of services or worse calamity is to be aVered Meg
ican Mustang niment rubbed their legs and Shoulders
few minutes day but pays you well. Directions with
each bottle describe its for all the acons OF Eorse
Mules Cattle Sheep and Poultry animal that alks
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
Daily Death Lis:

Agnes M. Schoenherr. 20 years, llZe
Concord; septic arthritis.
William III. Burden. 10 years, 90 Pm
gree; oedema of lungs.
Hattie II. Harrison, 10 years, obi Mel
drum; tubercular peritonitis:
Alfred Brook, 81 years, 2se Holcomp'
carcinoma.
Edna NJ. wiIdman. 20 years, 16s Com
monweaith, tuberculosis.
Nietha ,Gardella, 19 years, ll3 Cath
crime: tuberculosis
John c. Moore, 40 years, Harper hos
pital cirrhosis OF liver
Stanislaw Smaruj. months. 226
Thirty third; pneumonia.
Hugo Warner. Ga years. ST. Mary
hospital; apoplexy
Mary Curtin, 81 years, SIG Jos. cam
pau; paralysis.
stanislawa Delikat, . years. 642 Gar
field: pneumonia.
James A. Holmes. II years, Ss4 JEFF
ferson; senility.
Silas r. Hovey.. II years, So Wash
ingtcn; Brights disease.
Lucy X. Anscomb. ~ years. las Grand
River; angina pectoris. =
Anna v smith, az years, Indianapo-
lis. Ind: intestinal obstruction.
Newton, Alexander, 80 years, ESQ Jef-
ferson !: inquest pending.
John Mumford. 80 years Eioise,
Mich: tuberculosis.
George Cascoiando, 10 months. I'll
Hunt: marasmus.
Gustave Kieist. IS years. sls Arndt;
Joseph Cieslinski 3s years, 15 Flor
ence; carboiic acid poisoning.
Marie George, year, los Catherine;
tuberculosis.
Mich; Pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
ALL IS HARMONY m
COUNTY C0MvEAT'h n
TAFT 10 ENDORSED, BUT Bou.
QUIET FOR GOV. WARNER IS !.
CUT uoT.

There was no slip in the well-ad-
justsd working Of the Wayne county
Republican convention In Concordia
hall, Wednesday morning. Everything
had been prepared, and only one
change was made In the program.
The endorsement Of Gov. Fred M.
Warner and OF his policies was drop
ped from the resolutions, and. instead.
a general endorsement Of the state
administration made.
William III. TAFT was endorsed for
president, r. D. Stair for delegate-at-
large. Charles b. Warren for alternate-
at-large. and Frederick G. Martindale
for secretary Of state. The admins
tration and policies OF Theodore
Roosevelt are commended hihgly.
'sHis name will be loved and reversd
throughout the world as long as lib
erty and equality shall be the watch-
words OF every honest heart says the
resolutions.
James o. Murfn was chairman, ana
w. II. Green secretary. Thomas j.
Navin was made chairman OF the reso-
luton committee, and read the efford
which Chairman Murfin referred to a.
q verbal gem" Alfred X. Meiges was
chairman fthe apportionment CONS
mittee, and Milton Oakman q commit~
tee OF one on transportation. The lat~
ter gentleman was unable to state -
yet whether special train viii be-
provided and fares eb free.
THAT is something that viii have
to eb worked out" he said.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-29
Marriage Licenses

william n. Reid 20; Katherine Klein,
90
Kostanti Plawski, 49, Salomija Maci-
ulewicz. ~.
James Il. Quinlan, 81, Brantford. Ont.
Elizabeth L. Murphy, rs. Detroit.
Napoleon Scion. as, Wyandotte; Tres
sa Martin. 30, same
Percy r. Biddlecombe. 3d. Mabel =.
Jerome. 81.
william Turnbaugh. "a. River Rouge,
Iona vigneux, 10, same.
Charles Dickerson. 20: Mabel Dyer
81.
Clarence c. wertman, rs: Lillian
kltpstien, 20.
Harrison Peters, 81. Wayne: Mae
Grace Smith. "a.
William w. Williamson. 80; Ellen ID.
Curry, "a,
Paul Molnor. 81: Alice Sonneville. 20.
Fred Long. 63. Louise kowalskl. %.
John Bury, 20; Sophia Ruszala, 2s.
Arthur X. Beacham. "a; Ada t.
rianchard. 22.