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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
ALL ABOARD FOR DIXSONIA, LAND OF PURESI
DELIGHT, NEAR NORTH POLEl

800 miles in auf direction from Ihg
pole comprises three zones. % liJN
miles wide
The 30 proper 81 tho center 81
the toffld zane There. Dixon dc.
einfea. the heat ~ 90 Intense thal
mortal cannot venture closer ahnu
10 miles from a. The beet man
sill ever get IL long distance view
nut along the frontier ~ the, TEN
sorafe and fnRid zones Niihiu e
few hours ride from the pole Is the
country ~ pure delight There are
impid streams. purllng bfootH eisH.
tai lakes. les mountains and coral
stranda There - fishing and hunt
lnR aud all that goes t0 make liie
a hoy fofeySH
r. the vacation paradise. Dixon
maintains. ihe Mecca that 8ill NJ
most depupuiats tbs United States
every summer and glfe hia cafft.
gated pipe line au earning capacity
that viii make standard OIL aud
United States Hioel reeelnhle q
sugar sater tree tapped Ia mid.
summer
nesldoa. there's the mineral
Heaith compared - which the Sic
saba range aud the klundike are AZ
rolled gold on q peniisuliaf5 made
engagement ring
Dr Dixon has written eYcrf mem.
Der Of congress. settling forth the
possibilities 81 hiH plan and the de
lighis Of Dl1onla lie IL willing Ia
give uncle sam u temporary adFhu
taEe Of Ihe trusts. and believes that
II ho b. made the first territorial
governor be viii be- abie 10 keep
them cut and preserve bixenia a.
the up sAfe Eden
II uncle Sam doesn't take hold
10 VII try q stock company Rather
than 10 permit Dl9oHia "a remain
undiscovered aud unenioYcd. - =
last resort. BE- viii pat bis project
into The hands 81 the blliiouairea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
NEED PREACHERS NOT AFRAID TO
TALK, IHfSPlAE FILL THE BILL

The specific command 81 The biol
cal parable In regard 20 the IN.
crease Of the CLERGY IL 10 Go out
into the Highways and compel them
10 come Ia. No highway is more
neglected than the theatrical pro
feesion.
Rev Bentley has taken already
half a dozen men from the stage
aud started them toward the pulpit
The first Of thcNe had bcoa vom.
cdian g years he left the stage
at the age OF 20. Now the Rev. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Saturday mornings unusually fiue
displays II vegetables are brought
60 the public market By the ioeal
fauehefs. Every dAf aotae Of the
producers appear. bai an satur
days the entire street Is tilled With
the wagons.
A namher ~ army saEoas from
Fort i.awfuu we're a. the market
this morning LAYING IN a supply ol
provisions fur rucie sam boys
Lettuce IL aputed ~ "a Be pcs
bunch hhubafh Il on sale 81 five
pounds for lee Neu beuts arr tao
pounds for l5o guenmb~fs are
Zoe each Local iefeey tab butter
IL quoted at two pounds tar sse
EassrsH eEKs aFv zoe Isar dossu
liahd RULED chocolates are CSC pct
puaad
Chinook salmon is ga sale ~ two
pounds for CSC soisa are s. psl
ronad and haiihai checka arc iet
pes POUND Salmon ears tuF bait
are Zoe and tse per string Celuty
plants are on sale a. Zoe per dos
81 Local chickens. dressed. are
lac psr paHud
washlasfaH srsa psfY tutfsf 90 20
aaNe afHamsFH. tts #AG
NHHeA EesH zee
r.tssess 20 3 . - ~ gfe ft1s
- q - tfs - 49, faseiess.
e.sl-ksas - ~
usitaa thass laaetths ID 80
sfsssa ffr 10 peffsFHauss. 4ae 70 rs
= ai.sa de- stsaA - Ter str hsafts
G. r. fnssIs e. - = -
oaieas. ! susehss. g. toians setess
~ - for $50
ceFress ) hanrNss fnf S.
Rsfiehss aaaFhss ~ s.
fsfs.ef 5 tauehss To- les
tafniFe : tFaeass 10 s.
cs..fF I taass.s fsr tsr
usflsH HsHsHs e - - sas
Na8naHhI - 1a - ia
cahrsBss 81 81 aea - n
hafssfsaa at ies 10 rs Fss -
Ae afaHaaas 10 -
hsFts > hpashsa fef B.
rassssles 49, -
HhahAfh a. 10
fsttass 4 turfhss tas
fsmans see ~ 500 Fsr Cor
rAne4 aapisa. q - 10 IS esr
fHEaaHEaas Sc saFH
ufsasss fse 20 5te aeNsn
ftHesfF= sf'asuattans #te Hsr dea
foss. y " sss de- ialsis - taaeh
Sc aaa Jaiips a. dos
Crap ffHit zee 90 sar.
Hathara sIaaah= g. 10
rffsa pfHHe4 sts fof tsa
fakins hausF, tas 4asFf
nssFs ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
ny c. u. TAVHNaGR.
fstar spsoial esrvieel

WASHINGTON. May OH
sweiter al home during no sum.
mer7 Spend your vacation at The
north pole.
ThHta the proposition Dr " Ca.
son Dixon Of A0mefylile. Texas. Of
fcrs "a prospective Investors In his
,scheme Ia bridge the polar regions
and open ~ the undiscovered eauH
Try. which he saH namod Dlsonla
Dixan's plan. which he has -.
planned ia all Washington. ia novel
one lie proposes ia build rail.
fuad 10 the pole country aud 10 ia.
case Il Ia a steel cylinder This
cylinder. after successive anuwfplls.
would probably become a tunnel So
much the better. SAYS Uzon No
danger from Hnowfaila or Hnos
HllheH
This method 81 road bulldi4g
would coat few billions. snt llH
possibilities justify II. Dixon says
Then. too. hc points ont It's adyan.
iasra No ballast would be- necea
safy. When the track WAS lais all
sNHA MNsoN Af ~ f'-A~AH HH.tsH "
20 let In q Flow Of water once II
froEe about the Ties II would be-
solid forever.
The hlg steel cylinder would be-
lighted b electricity and yeniIintf q
hY openings with a grating ~ steel
bars. These would be- strong enough
a. keep cut polar beafs and 10 sup
port reindeer aud muak.okeu should
ihey wander upon the sapN covered
yeniilatora IN the seasons uf es-
ceHslve unoNfalis Electric motors
would haul the tfaiHH.
And ia the matter % country
Ditona prospectus paints = glowing
picture 81 tho pole region he ~
fcfs sny sort Of climate you like
frlNid tornd or temperate. Dikonla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
ts,ar Special ssrviesl

NEW YORK. May a. Detectives
ln the large department stores have
discovered two new schemes EN-
played BIS nhdpllftcrn TO set away
with small but costly articles eith.
out detection.
strange as e MAY seem, the Noul
on Who unrd the new Idea we're not
professional shopitfters, but wamen
of some social standing. who con
Tossed when questioned by the man.
aecr Of big department store
ON woman wore a series ot hEht
nttlnE carriers on each lex lust be
Low the knee Win heg short skirts
IL Was an easy trick 10 thrust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

WAsffiSGTON MAJ Mrs.
i0orse Cesctran. the clever yOuug
wife 81 the Nev EoFk congressman.
Sc the preaesanor Of two birthdays.
one n~f Own. the other tho Rift 81
hobt Louis Stevenson. the novel
fai IN EAnlns her father. Judge
st9nfy .. Ice. Gas neEt door neigh.
b,F 20 she utbor. and gra Cock
ar. tbeD q mere sliD II q girl. vas
q eFsat faygFite win Stevenson.
Her birthday came on Christmaa
sisd 4, vas the Doyelisi's contention
thaf she had been cheated. ~ one
present served for two events. 4
am al an axe" he said. one day
when ! have no further use Tor
birthday I never feestioa ms sRo
So III give you my birthday. NOV
10"
He did bestowlng II by means Of
a duly attssted legal tts;ssssss~zt, bsi
IN his Qwn inimitablc syax I'sss
vas more than dozen years seo.
and she has observed ~ ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

THE HAGUE. MAY Al. Isouden.
minister 81 The Netherlands az
Toxic. has been appointed diplo-
static representative uf hts e8vcrn
mcui at Washington he viii sue.
eecd u. neMarees NaH swinderen.
Who has been made foreign mia
lister In The Netherlands cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
oETs aeouIsIrtos.

Deputy Sheriff Bert c. Thompson
returned from Olympia yesterday
with ucquisition papers for the
return Of Frank Hart. who es
capped from the county jail In tSst
Hart Il being held AZ Alma. Kan.
near Topeka Officers viii leave
here TONIGHT Ia bring him back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Spoons aud small articles from the
iowelfY department behind The rub.
bee bands. The other woman had a
hollow heel in her slipper fhie
Was nllcd with soft heesWaN. ana IN
IL she would quickly place fink
from the jewelers. tra3. The wax
held the ring ia place until she
could walk out 10 her cab and re-
move II with small fnsepn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
WHOLESALE SMUGGLING
OF CHINkS DISCOVERED

Seattle Star Exclusive sefxies.l
DETROIT. April 2f Through
the rivalry 81 thfe. Canadian or
ranlaaiionn for smuggling Chinese
Into the uuiied States > wholesale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

PLAYING Miss schmidt made her
first puhllr appearance last evening
ahe i ane ~ The hHrt pafiis Il
Herr ac.asfdgFexer tieF youthful
puatraisa talrr is ~ deep. rich
quality that lnsarea aaeeesaflll fus
furs for IA uwurf
Aiphs Club.
Mrs y VI FaHdeii SOS East Den.
ny way VIII rugariain she AlUke
riub Monday affFfnnuu THE sub
lrata 81 the aftHaunon viii -
Higher NeW Thought and The
Investment - Talent aua tip Re
turns Eiseiian - affirsfa wHl BE-
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
9orHsa etrs c,,,,e

hrs sadie Barker va.
given ths caalo8y q, itsleisay
laa te = v ffstef m. s a y
hag' been Operated b. :. h.issIs
To- tome lime and 80. ski,seH,1l
i'.', ...' Departure To- Pr, ,..is
hef daughter 'aslod1 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Costello fills the pslpsts u three
eharsea Hntier Bishop Darlington ~
tiarriburE. PA.
several bishops. 70 whose atten.
lion hts course has been called
have written Rev. Bentley letters
~ hearty approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
WELL, MR.. MERCHANT, HOW WILL YOU CATCH SHOPlfTERS
O DOING THESE STUNTS

SPECIAL POSES stpwlNo TWO
NEW SCHEMES TIE o SHOP
HFrER WORKS ON THE LONG
SUFFERING MERCHANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Protest Against Miserable
Street Car Service
Given Them.
Local Attorney Asks The
Star TO Give Voice to
Their Protest.

Strenuous protests to the proper
city officials are to be- made by the
people uslng the famtleroy park
car line against traffic conditions
on that line during the rush hours
Of the morning aud evening
As the weather becomes warmer
large numbers Of people are NOV.
TINS 20 points along this line, and ia
spite Of that fact little effort Is
being made by the seattle Electric
company TO esrv for this Increase
IN business.
n ] Mccarthy. a lecal attorney
and q patron Of the Faunileuy line
describes. IN a letter To The star.
the present condition Of the line
Mr Mccarthy writes as follows
Mr.. Mecarshy's letter.
sWnl Nou give space in the col
amns Of your enterprislng 4oufnal
20 the voice ~ prutcst hY her
too patient children against the Inn
position OF their BOSTON Step
Mother. alias the pseudo Seattle
Electric Co. aud the brutality that
compels them 10 ride On the Fannt.
leroy car line. under conditions
which shock humane instinct out.
rage decent sentiment and chiyalrie
department towards womauhood
The facts are that fran : 10 3
q M and To p, m the cars,
which run each way every hour.
are So oyercrowded aud the pasasn-
gers so tightly iammed that there
~ not left room for single move
ment b. a person without tnfcffcr.
enee with. Intrusion aud Infringe.
ment npan the comforts. privileges
and consideration due to woman.
heed
Jostied ard Tuu,hled.
with every movement Of the car
the iueonxruaus mass OF humanity
Is svayed. iosticd. tuiubled aud
thrown Ia the direction where The
pressure OF Numbers which holds
Them la 4 standing position Is less
great. their attire eFumpled and dis.
arranged. while trampling on each
others fcat
The aisle Is 81 densely packed
with women that a person rs wu.
able 10 take or leave a position In
the car without the fear ~ making
his mode Of insrcss aud sKfesa OBJ
noxioas "a women The writer had
TO pass bis destination on many
occasions rather than crush aud
joztle women and children. which
the act OF leaving the car would
necessarily require.
A Parting Shot.
The franchise under which the
cumpany operates requires snffl
cient transportation facilities Tor
the public. but somehow the com.
paRy II allowed 20 substitute It's
owB sweet pleasure indulge IN the
fascinating game Of Initiating diw.
dsnda at the expense 81 public con.
yenience. regardless 81 Laws. ordi.
nances. franchises. public senti.
neut. opinion and all snch interest.
compelling words. while those Ia.
irustei with the supervision aud
enforcement ~ the law are simply
hypuotised. and the passengers
bumped ard manicd. teuaciously
holding on 20 the straps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

the csrferrlcs, BEING hiddea. with
the conHiyanee Of employees. ustil
the immlEratiea inspectors bad
made their foansa asd Ties helag
hurrisaly placed aboard cattle cars
on fast Wabash freight tralBH fet
Chlenno.
a nnw nnn 81 lnaln.. nnnal,.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Stock for Sale

II n Herfin a. Co. et0 First av-
have for sale Soc shares Sandstone.
Brick a Lime Co stock az S5e per
share. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
TO suE BATTLrsttIps

Take boats a. Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily Soc round trip. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

men Who i've AZ Windsor. ont.
across the river
Tho plan has been 10 engage a
freight car for the shipment Of 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

The American society IT Nstuf.
alists will celebrate the one hun
dredth anniversary of.FbafleN Oar
Win, IN 60 opefatian uith the Amefi
can Association for the Advance
ment ~ science. On n. occasion al
their meetings In Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

An elaborate suii for q small hos
Is made Of graz linen A. the col.
lar and shoulders appear banding
embroidered In Stray braid. in Ho-
man key designs Four buttons lin.
ish the front aud serve AZ fasteners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
Bicycles

Al Thee Wllu 4 Co. ice,
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

e HasAu. editor - ahe SAsWf.
tas Evening Tribune. wll Husak
fur the socialists af Natnler hall
isao second AZ. suudsY. 81 p ~.
The topic Nhl - a eify fnF tits
People Ne admission - charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

A new line Of ladies sweater
eOats az Piper 4 Tafts. s's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27
Two Bottles of +" Seven
Banks" Cured This Wom-
an of Indigestion and
Nervousness.

t-ndcr date If Auea, 3. iaai Nrs EerA
Pnet, Of HapethH, Mas writes; 4 have
taken only two bottles 81 Scvco Barb ard
derived very much benefit froul the Ass q t
was troubled with Sie, Headache ludige
ZION and Bihousncss, ana was - pcrvaua
could not rest nights. Stree tahinE yonr
Sever Barhs Fay indigestion has drapptarcd
and ! can rest well, and cyeryihng ] eat nov
tas'cs 20 good.
One cannot feel well or Be well II
robbed Of their sleep and there's Moth
ing liEe having everything YOU eat
taste good 10 You Good health is
possible only when the stomach IS kept
in good order. Sever Barks VIII put
your disordercd stomach right and
keep il right. We know what Nc arc
taIking about--know that Seven Bark
win positively cure any disorder OF the
Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Kidney
We sen many bottles Of il on our offer
81 no cure, no pay II YOU want to
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make the trial--if Seven Barks fails 10
givc you as much benefit as expected,
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Never mind what other mCdicines
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

teria afternoon The affair was very
pretty and original the score cards
and prizes ali suggesting the card
party idea The first prize wa won
oy u $. Jennings Bittts the lone
hand by Mrs. Thomas Fuller, anu
tha consolation b. Miss Talulah
Fleming. Miss Edna Pennilnan was
The guest Of the club. Delicious re
.reshment5 were served after the
game
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27
Mrs r G clark ard bee chndrc

Mrs r G Clark ard bee chiidrc1
are Visiting elaiires Nahaata-
Mss RUN Greenfield is improving
from an attack Of grippe
Tbe Tbmian clab meets this after
noon with Mrs. g Wilbuyn
Mrs. a. IL I.eagy is visiting friends
IN Jacksonville
Mr. W. a. selioeppei aud Alis=
Haby schoeppei have returned from
a visit to Wayeroes.
Mr. and Mrs. Join schaab have re-
turned 70 Atlanta after spending
fer days here.
M and Mrs. c Downing left yes
terday TO aepnd q fcv days at Palm
Beach
called meeting Of the Kings
Daughters viii be held this after
noon at O'Clock at the home OF
Miss Kate Han
Mrs. + f. Winter and Master
Thoryald Winter leave this morning
70 spend TWO weeks visiting friends
IN Pensacola during the Mardi Gas
MI. and Mrs. A. c. Banks are now
located In the new McKinnon resi-
dence next to M e. H. Masou's
home
Mrs. \. r Kemp ieft yesterday az
ter visit 70 AIRS W. H. Fox for
wilmington, N c. where she viii
reside in future.
Miss Madeleine Downing left yes
terday to visit Miss ophe1a Dent
IN Savannah where she will attend
The soirea given by the Cotllllon
club this evening.
The last cotinion Of lie season
will be danced this evening at the
0glethorpc. Al 1890 the dancers
viii 20 10 the demonstration fair
where super viii be se.ved BY Mrs
j w Thomas circle.
Mrs George p Smith entertained
the Acacia club very pleasantly yes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27
Notice.

In the District Cou Of III United
States for the Eastern division OF
the Southern District of Georgia.
in the matter o. + 20 W. Leben
bankrupt; IN bankruptcy. To the
creditors o. Fred -. Lcben OF
brunswick. in the couaiv Of GiyDn
Notice IS hereby given that on the
10Th. day of February. 1903, the said
Prev w .Leben was daily adjudged
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors viii be seld at Drums.
wick, Georgia, on the 18th day of
March, 1908. at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
itors NAV attend. prove their claims,
appoint "a trustee. examine tse bank
rupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before
said meeting
At Brunswick, Geo gia. this 26th.
dav Of February. 1868
Max Isaac,
u. S Referee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

r'ca THE REsr Ghr AND PINE
WOOD CALI. ON J. e. kggoTT.
TELEPHONE. 3G+ CORNER or !
AND ALBANY STREETS -REA
SCNABLE PRICES.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

FOR ItENr-rwa story seven room
house. choice neighborhood ami ai
convenicnces. Apply SOC Carpenter
street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

N. w FlNDLEr. THE WHOLE.
SALE PRODUCE DEALER HAS A
MAGNIFICENT LINE OF IRISH
POTATOES. CALL ON HIM Fos
PRICES. TELEPHONE. NO. a..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

MEET NE AT Ths L'AaiosA
AT 1890 TONIGHT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

REMEMBER WE ALLOW 40 PER
CENT DISCOUNT on AL CASH
SALES EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR E. Y. ROBERTS,
PHONE 625.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-02-27

We thank the people for The patronage
accorded us during our Special Sale and
invite their further fav0rs~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03
Program of Concerts

The complete. program, showing the
artists assigned to tho various con-
certs to he given by the Wednesday
Club, is rs follows:
First Concert.
Thursday night, May 9TH. az II
o'clock-Soloists: Mrs. Grace Bonner
Williams, soprano; Nine. Isabelle Bou-
ton. contralto; Mr. George Hamltn,
tenor; Dr. FRANKLIN Lawson, tenor
Mr.. Claude Cunningham, baritone 'e MI MI
.t'rederic Martin, basso.
Part one-"The Beatitudes," Cesar
Tranck. ),
Mendelssohn.,
second Concert.
Il Friday afternoon, May 8, 9os,---soo > o.
lists: Mrs. Grace Bonner Wliiial1ls' SO
iprano; Miss Josephine Knight, 3sopIa-
no: Nine Florence Mulford, con tra'so
Mr.. Frederic Martin, basso.
c,hildren,.; Popular Concert, Children
Chorus Mr.. Walter G, Mercer, conduc
tor. Boston Postwar Orchestra, NJ
r,mils Mollenhauer, conductor,
programs: overture -- "Mignon
children's Chorus 10, Hall Us, Ye
cree (ErnanD s'( Verdi.
.Carmen, Suite (Bizet---1) Preludo
t2) Aragonatse; (s) Intermezzo; So
Les Dragons d'Alcazar; CD Les ~ ! o l
doris. y, ~, ,,,,.
ings" (Fanlng),
'rrio--sLift Thine Eyes" from
"Elijah', (Iendel ssohm; Mrs. Williams
Miss Knight, Nine, milford,
Chfldrcn's Chorus--"Sweet Bird O.
Spring (Chaminade),
Scng-1'rhe Drum Majors Song (Lt
Cnid); Mr.. Frederic Martin.
Waltz Tales from tho Ylenn;
w oods" (Strauss).
.'rhe Interview Of the Three En-
Iperors" (Fnhrbach). 5slr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-03

Laura CARRIER. Gertrude Gentry Cornne
Gentry, Cecilia Gentry. Bernice Han
cock. Grace Hodge. Dubrey Hay, Laura
Hardwicke. Miriam Harris, Mamie
Hardwickc, Maud Lakewood. Gladys
Hewitt, Margaret Hughes, Euginia
Johnson. Margaret Jeter, Martha job
son. Eugina Jobson. Ethel Johan, Louise
Kuhn, Louise King, Adelaide King,
Josephine Kahn. Margaret Killgour.
Rosalie Kahn, Estelle Kahn. Elma kel-
ley. Lillian Layne, Frank Latouche.
Martha Latouche. Marion Latouche,
Mary Lubner.t Ethel Lawrence. Florence
Leech, Gcnevieve Leech, Elizabeth Lea,
Marjorie Lea. Clarence Leftwich. Robert
Lindsay, Madeline Lipscombe. Ethelbert
Loving, Maggie Lester. David London,
Lena London. Dora London, Annie Low
in, Annie Long. Virgie L.antz. Resale
Lawrence, Louise Leftwich, Leila Left
wich, Alice Mitchell. Annie Murphy.
Mary Moran. Julia Morgan. Sarah Mar
tin, Elise Miller. Helen Monsell. Theresa
Moesta, Rosina Moesta. Ruth Mauschke.
Edna Merridue. Helen McDonough. Mary
lMcDonough. Susan Mcfarland. Christine
Meyer, Nellie Marren. Julia Morgan,
Margaret McCoullough. Marie Mott, Ma
tilda Norfleet. Grace Nelson. Margaret
Nell. Helen Newman. Rosa O'Rogue.
! Rachel Pearce, Glennie Pringle. Vivian
Patterson, Nora Patterson, Dora Pas
samaneck, Rebecca Partington Annie
Plunkett, Lillian Plunkett. Adelaide
Pelouze. Lucille, Pelouze, Caroline Pet
|tus. Grace Pettus, Mary Pugh, Jose
lphine Powell. Caryll Parsons Lila Prid-
dy, Linda Priddy. Lucille Pelouze En-
mine Rice, Alice Ramos, Burgess Ramos.
Edna Raines, Hyman Rose. Fannie Rose,
Gladys Robinson, Susie Rhoelder. Grace
/ Rhoelder Louise Royal. Lottie Roney,
katherine Rosenfield Maud Randall.
4 Sadie Redd. Genevleve Raabe. Marie
Raa be. Adelaide Ryan. Katie Ryan, Vera
Ramos, Dorothy Smith. Isabelle Smith.
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