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SteesRrai. II. Sen. s0tdna0er. Gen.,Bad .sgIsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14
y Ginen grobcn ,Yooildlcn @ul,

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6roncn &crcin" al, Giclliiog. Sen
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1922, &nrforO Ipcnile. 0os 50.
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lleS hurd)idloatnbcn grIoIacs 81, itcl.
let,.. Ter Giniritisprcis bctrdgt il,r
10 Sellts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14
McrGants & WHin,rs transport. s,

NcrGants & 9itntrS Srdnsport. 80.
Taahfery2tnte.
TrGdt iHo TafGgtere.
HG6 Cotton Mnn benz Siteu.
goHntds, Tienitde uno Sreitag, 6 nbr abe1hS.
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6 ilbr Tbeuo5.
4" Srnft nrastoinner iiaIid5 bis 8 uhr Sd&nt
flr S~enfelhen Tda idbrenbe 9aripfer.
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Sienitaa, @onnerfine lro Gamiiao.
ia % itbr Wbcrbs.
y 'SnlrtAtiredu! SerIhcrs' anb 3igbt'Gtr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Nofalst5 1ldflOdGaOnE MAO 5RfosYc0 MI, ~
rslt gum 0etroit In ber galIloeur y n
RpenIfStniinn I'm 1000 ab.ntA.
HeferptruHa bon 3dum In GNlafs OH. yen
Iorsg1aaeons. epeiieraten etc. peroen f1nt1
befutet per 9cletpSu IN a1er sofaenben etnke
Ntireduy: GtG,IeS. urb RdltintotesGtrats 81
Dat. Rupal.Gtaticu, 8. q g., mt. Nernun 6t14t
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Ct. ssdtl s4e. o6er g7b.,. ocurtinnb 2710, md
9ir. 529 Glib, prcabsodp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

**' Ger YGoliitattcr Irouell Scr.
Elm" pcralitolict ON Mpntoh ben -.
Sebrltor, III Der .Sroblilin'Sallc" al,
Der Ode bon YapfonitroBc unb Src.
herid Ipcrile cit Mepelinppc Scit.
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miitbIid, Ro' nemiithlid, spira. q
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

National.8anfen
Gr~eteTsetrabc, Saeob as. Sooi, ardtosnr:
..s Ssgls9 RI sia. Gssils sa MiilE''e4Is; a eto.stooSsa,.
.M ii =, a National gsaSait'@ II yorsyGutnp.est.
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Gayibs uIe 90lnootosS trabe. -. .
Staats-g onfen.
r1ertIhe gout ppu galttu,nrs,.. 9oit,mcse
unb Sorioag,S traSc. auartt Stber, Fedis
bent; e. s. 5iti. gdatEteii.eS. so
IS Spnr'Ganfen.
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.ei. saws gserDuat"' raIam,or.,st ras. uns
QuftoinsSoufessinern ~zn..g
TrnIt-Gontpdenien.
ns0a!plans srut. Co." gsrOmsttsgt. Colbert
Sereis epentr. Inn. Siilis-SaaSmeIiiet;
Nan ettnner,s &ill5Fsefret6r n.
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SaitGunS anrb, 2G1-260 eaiDert gntlotr1.s
2anbmirtbidaitlife @eratbe urS
GGr:ereien.
er.fttt & xnrnsr Co, 2O5 Rcrp.suea.strass.
Warrior. ,lno Grant. 8erfe.
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PIunnbing, Guruaces, 8argeS i,nb
Sefe, Tat6eden nnD Iinncn. :
ssnae.i srps, b2s Observation-Disclosures.
r.. 0lipfcrIfmicoe itno ElnmberS.
Sssa. Subert, liza .9tamts.strats. 8. A.x.
SsIe9bsa: 2SriIc 1000.
sSei,cr.8 eriiGerrmaen.
yRonai SniurGaee 90. Of Yiprrpspi," S.nrb 81.
Mari;elS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1ol-lo2 9tau''
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Strabe. ..ug.
&ufidmieb. 3llbeb6r.
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Eapier un0 Iapier. Often.
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9lehplattett NetaII etc.
ssss,. Gomliin { o.. (,ueprpertrt). Isle
GdtbtrftonaStraBe.,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14
@ei9dits,@esweiier
8adsr., GonSitor. xnS 3oteI'
t. &cSarfssMrtifcI.
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gle Eutiunre slr,ps Co." Eaptb. Ebercrort'
Sie, YsItdftsfttbrer, 3l9 NeltSernIai'Si Cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Vdfie snr Belle ms AlsIono Re.
iurst y. Naiae, Rr. Alb, Cft.gaIti.
morehrake, uabe Chiffon Spnic Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14
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9lteiI nab SarTbifr0.
SpppclidJraabsH'
e1yrrS. nab Eahasier.Iienk.
&aabnrs amerifa 2inie,
4f-45 8roabiuap, Heu.Durs.
Mrtbnr SO. 3abfsa,
am altea FInte.
1877 ~Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

**" Ger "@ciangprr,in Git)cnl
fran6" bat i'll icincm, ON 1ienitog,
Den %. Scbrunr. in Der yNighInnO
Ncohenln," Goitcrll.Npcmuc, nubc Der
3. StruBc, SiOblonotoipil, itnttiiit.
'hcnncn grol}cn Mo@tenbalI Yrin;
Sorneuul mo arobca Wcfolor al
'@nltc gclohcn. GaS ARRANGEMENTS
Gon1ite, 'britettlro dis htn NS. s,I6bil
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nm Den @eilld)crn hca Wolica luic
man cs ia inuler bel orn Stitlidfci.
tclt ocS .Gid)cnfrun5cs" 0eiltu0er,
bot. Ncnnbreid)r u,b genriifnlidr
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men - Hreiie illr %crthcilung, il
ooB Der gcllldI bicie@ W~fnSfenboncS
MIR %cnpIobltn mcrben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

EdTe sur Meiie in's MnSIdIb BE.
iurat 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Di'@aIti.
ttprtitraEe, maize Gnitois 9pafe NOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

9armateriaIie,, sb;ireH, 5enlter.
rabmcn, 2aocn etc.
Sastrs .. Softer & So, 115-1l7 Sfb.5rese
rtds0trlEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Seteftiu-g gentur.
epaneaner & ehmist, gla6foIper bon Grnitt
Oett = 9lolS, CIR. .b03, GaIoert NuilbtHp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

PIurnbing, Guruaces, 8araS 1,nh
Sefen, TadOeden nn6 Hirncn. :
gsuaeti Srps, b23 s,orbfSrsmo At.slbemls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

ISpnfaten. a
abuipt @a!strIet, Eedt2drpait.. Tr. 10, Sfts
2sIiTgien.Strabe. Is. & y. YSOntt 81. PAUL
1880 W.
aari u. NJ. edols, 1929 Gam nutIsina.
SuitGunS 3Drb, 2G1-260 GaiOert Sutl5inu.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

9lebplatteu, Tetan etc.
asSs,, Goni!in { o. Uueprport,t). Isl;
Rdtbtrfton.Gtr1be. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Ndtional-9anfen.
size rlb spspa National Baaf," Sob. unb
Grctersstrabe, Saenb- N. Soot, Hrdftbeni;
.s &Stlss n sSat GsSns sa Mii.E't4is a eto.stooSpas
W. 6. @abner. Gnfhrer.
,~sssrteru National ganf," II Tnredsutesp-str.
VI. Merriott, RaJftrer. - -.
Ga,ib' uns 9olnoato.e trahe. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Warmor. rnb Grant, erfe.
g. 6iladrtaet & eBaus, Tails Uet.saIt.
i~Hore'Strabe. .-.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

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Tru|t.G ompderieu.
,Warplane SruIt Co.," grrbneftsG6e Galbert
unb SerMansG.nrae, y. g. 8iiruiermGH
8raItbent; Garroa Son aseb, GGaenIetiteI;
Serois Gnen:tr. iui1., Siiifssoh a Salelfiet
9}un Giturer, SiIi5=Gffret6r, m. =,
Baltimore Sralt d. Guarantee Co." Sarstasls
SulIDiAg. -; -
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lin HctDt nuo 0elD.

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Gie Sheiolng2miibIc tIoppcrt mlIt.
ter mcitrr. - Null9bGltcrln tlaGt
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Nubrema".
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noucrs StraNc, erhiclt gCItCrn upn
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Aluecidrilt an. ooB ihf @atte oc3
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lib lol CT lie pcrlulieu hohcH,
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els.
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Midicr 0Drtcr i'll HreiSgerldt cine
obiolllte Sd)cioulN Don Sobn II.
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3id)tigt. Nic lie III Der &lngeihrIft
uniilbrtc, ioll Ibr @ntte lid inter
Dem &orluono cuticrnt baben, cine
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bait.
STRAIT Sophic MQltcrS fluntc &c
ltcrll i'll 2r1iSgcridlt filr $624O rildl
l~idnoigcn Sohn meldcr ihr aus Dem
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lett DEM #. Scptcnlbcr 1908 bel
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5ablte, ulo JIG beoniprudt MN SO
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2eihenbeitutter.

eanbere Z e5bne, 170S--t7i0a Gnrton.Aberu
Ma. 9esf, serrtes nito 0tect,ntoantssanenns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

2anomirtbidaitlife @eratbe usS
GGr.ereien. 80
er.fitt 4 xnrnrr Co., 205 Rcrp'8 uea'Strabe.
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-tttsnt -- llfff.
Grieob6fe.
,,2sahsS Catt Genetert," phreau: II Net.
: @anr1toGo -Gfrake
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0lipfcridmieoe itno ElumberS.
Sssa. Subsrt, 1714 9tamts.strats. g. /. =.
SeleSbca. 28riie 1GJa, ..'e'tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Stuats-V oufen.
,1rntJthe goul puu Baltimore" Baltimore
unb Sorioag,S trabc. NuarIt s3tber. Ftdit
bent; e. s. 5iti. SdayEfittcy. {.w
: d" Spar,Ganfen.
,,Teptife epnrtant BON 8aittmstfsr Gntnsp.
IHo FaliimoresStudBe, ,g0 "
,GI, samtS GyerDunL" Baltimore, 3trabe urb
Observation-Disclosures. ..g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

Eapier nno 8apier. Often.
eMiit. Ttxsa 60, to5-to7 Gtrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-14

&ianos iitto Srgeln.
GhsS. m. etlef, 9 Mcro,eIbertpsS trase.
4M. fKaSe & 3d., Tdrfselbe. uno Gapette.6tr.
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a.j.,iiyeiIii DID, uleiHe Gd)Uei!er
g. : fit Gle nus isps Iti.idl,ueiisr. b.. sri
q SruEtNtte-fbstt Ietoet.
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SO babe bte SctIung eeiaTo.a.
SO fpcrbe bouitauoiG %mrnionit trIeine &,auSs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
HOT WEATHER CAUSES
CITY CREEK TO RISE
Large Force of Men Now En-
gagged in Strengthening
Weak Spots.

City creek is rising. due to the hot
weather of the past few days. and the
officials who have had the flood situa-
tion in charge during the past two
weeks are watching the stream closely.
A large force of workmen is employed
strengthening the weak spots along the
course OF the stream.
Some excitement was caused in the
vicinity Of the Oregon Short Line tracks
Tuesday morning, when the bank of the
stream gave way and allowed the water
to flow over the tracks. This was
remedicd, and. since the break, has
caused no trouble.
Along North Temple west of Sixth
West the water is overflowing the
banks of the stream the same as it
has been for the past week, though not
10 the same extent Men are employed
in cleaning the gravel out of the bed
OF the stream.
Throughout the southwestern part Of
the city the water which flooded that
territory has receded and every pre-
caution is being taken to keep the WA
ter from Overlooking the banks and do
ing further damage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
RESOLUTION HELD UP
BY MAYOR BRANSf0RD
Does Not Propose to Work a
Hardship on Juvenile
Court.

Mayor Bransford Tuesday morning
approved all the matters passed upon
by the city council Monday evening.
except the resolution Of Mr.. Black, Civ.
ing the juvenile court, which should be
cared for by the county, until July ]
to vacate its quarters in the city part
of the city and county building Tho
resolution is being held up by the mayor
until he can ascertain that no extraor-
dinary hardship will be worked upon
the juvenile court by it.
Following the adoption of the resolu-
ton, Fred l.. Hansing, clerk of the
board of health, made a request for the
two rooms occupied by the court for
headquarters for the health board. In
the event that the request is granted
the building inspector, plumbing in
spector and humane officer Will prob.
ably be located in the quarters on the
ground floor now used by the board of
health.
In the meantime there is no evidence
Of undue activity on the part Of the
county commissioners to secure new
quarters for the Juvenile court, or ia
provide the unfortunate boys and girls
of Salt Lake county with detention
legislature. The court is also without
a clerk, T. J.. Irvine, appointed to that
position, having been forced to resign
for the reason that he was politically
Objectionable to Commissioner Mackay
and cannot perform its functions.
The governor says it is up to the
county commissioners to get busy and
furnish boys and girls detention
homes, as made compulsory upon them
in the new law, but the commissioners
are not paying any attention to the
law, Judging from their lethargy in
the premises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
HOWARD BECkSTEAD
MAY LOSE HIS LIFE

Special 10. The Tribune.
" EUREKA. June lJ.-LasI night, about
II o'clock. Howard BcckStead OF Sandy
was struck by the southbound San Pedro
train at TintiC Junction ana his thigh
was badly crushed, both legs broken, and
he sustained internal injuries which prob
ably will result In his death. Dr. Gose ol
Eureka was hurricdy summoned and
gave tic injured man relief and he was
sent on The through Train 10 salt Lake
CIty for treatment. The unfortunate man
had been employed At the TIutiC smeltcr
and had gone TO the junction to take the
train for Tooclr. where he expected en-
ployment. 1t is not known how he came
TO get IN tho way of the train. as at that
late hour there was no ono around the
station. The accident occurred near the
water tank Mr. BccRsiend has a wife
and child residing ut Sandy. UtalI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
ANOTHER TRIBUTE PAID
TO JUDGE HENDERSON
Resolution of Respect Is Adopt.
ed by the Board of
Education.

The board Of education at its meet.
ing Tuesday evening adopted the fol.
lowing resolutions in tribute to the
memory Of its late president, Judge III
| =. Henderson:
Whereas. the board OF educati OF Salt
Lake City Is called upon to mourn the
death of its president, the Hon, Henry
T. Henderson, who has been summoned
from his life among us by the decree OF
be ii
Resolved. That in the death OF Henry
+. Henderson this board has suffered the
loss OF q president who directed its de-
liberations with conspicuous wisdom
fairness and courtesy and OF a most hon
ored and valued member; one who sought
the best interests of the schools of this
city with high intelligence and unselfsh
devotion. who cherished a warm affection
for, all the boys and girls In the schools
and Wh9 meyer i oSF spared n his time his
That the individual members OF this
board, feeling n personal grief In the loss
of their friend and associate, do hereby
extend to the members OF his family theil
heartfelt sympathy;
That a copy. OF these resolutions be
presented TO Mrs. Henderson. and that
they be spread upon the minutes of this
board.
Upon report from the teachers and
ScHOol MpIh SOHIuIIltt IEdJ INC IOl-
lowing applicants had successfully
passed the examination for teachers
license, licenses were ordered issued as
follows:
Eva Park. Rose H Cook, Esther
Hart and Rhea Simons, renewable
primary grade.
katherine Harvey, Marguerite Tay.
lor and Aimcs Best, non-renewable, pri.
mary grade.
Nora Wanless, renewable, grammar
grade.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board Will be held the second Tuesday
in the month, instead Of the first, here.
after.
The contract with the John Service
company for the heating and ventilation
Of the Riverside addition, cost $1197.
was approved.
The board also decided not TO. use
the buildings now occupied by the
Sherwood school. the Grant anneXes
Nos. and ,. and the Wasatch and
Hamilton anneXcs, after June 10, and
10 do away with the ianitors at these
buildings on that date. The buildings
were owned by private persons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
MRS. BELMONT DECLARES MOST
WOMEN REALLY HATE THE MEN

NEW YORK. June lj.-"Women would
get suffrage in eighteen months If every
woman would pledge herself not 10 marry
iltil suffrage was granted. | think every
~1man su1fragist should pledge herself
y W member of the Salvation Army has
= telic an oath not 10 marry outside the
\ my"
In those and other statements Mrs.
oliver W. J.. Belmont reiterated hcr re-
Gently avowcd purpose TO assist tho cause
of woman's suffrage In this country.
81 have DCCU in favor OF woman SUC-
frsgc all my lifc, she continued Il do
not understand how any woman who re-
EpcCts herself and other women can fncI
otherwise. Rut il was only after observ-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-16
PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, June 15.-Articlcs of incor-
poration of the Stewart Creamery COM
pany were filed with the county clerk to-
day. The company is formed 10 DO q
general creamery business, with head
quarters at Sprngville. The capital
stock is 3O0J shares. at the par value OF
81 each. 4. l., Starr is president, Il. y.
Jordan. vice president; W. l., stewart
secretary and treasurer; Sheridan Stew
art additional director.
Thomas Barrett, Jr, has begun suit
in the district court against Annie Bar
rctt Radmau ct al, helrs-at law OF
Thomas Barrett deceased. 10 quiet title
to the Comet mining claim IN the Tintc
mining district.
Eight or ten head OF sheep were stolen
from the Provo Meat and Packing com
pany on Friday or Saturday night. The
sheep have been traced and the man
who stole them is known TO the officers.
Arrests viii be made tomorrow,
John Smith was arraigned before Jus
ticc Noon today and 20 complaint
charging him with petit larceny entered
q plea OF guilty and was sentenced TO
serve sixty days In the county Jail.
Smith is accused OF stealing a coat from
Fred Aubert at Cotton.
Marriage licenses have been issued 20
TO the following couples. George w.
Morris OF Salt Lake City and Hattie Bar
rett OF Provo, Frank 4. McGraw and
Mary Edith Sherman. both OF Provo;
John r. Walsh OF Pennington and Isabel
Harmcr of Provo, Albert :. stevens Of
PaysOn aud Anna G. Johnson OF santa
quin. George Stephens OF Mantl and Mar
Earct Williams Of Milford.