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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
LABOR UNION CHIEFS
D DiIssAAYv00W The OUTRAGE
Gompers and Lynch Have Their
Say on Destruction of Los
Angeles Times.

st. Louis, Oct. 5.-Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, said today he did not be-
lieye union labor members were in any
way responsible for the deadly explo-
sion and fire in the building of the
Los Angeles Times.
THE position Of the Times toward
union labor is well known" said
Gompers, "but nothing has happened
men against the paper more acute. 1
regret the loss of life and destruction
Of property, but 1 see no reason for
thinking union members had anything
to do with it."
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. president
James M. Lynch, of the International
Typographical union. when seen today
said, relative to the explosion that
wrecked the plant of the Los Angeles
Times:
The Los Angeles Times has for
many years been a bitter and unre-
lenting enemy to unionism and it is
characteristic of the Times manage
ment that Immediately after the ex-
plosion which wrecked it's plant, and
without awaiting any investigation as
to the cause Of the catastrophe, it
should charge the disaster to the trade
unions, as was done by the Times'
assistant general manager. The typo
graphical union ~resents and refutes
this charge. We have defended our
Times as best we could, but we have
always fought fair"
He added that his advices indicated
the explosion was due to faulty gas
mains M the unsanitary condition
Of the Times plant.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
DISCRIMINATION IN
GRAIN RATE CHARGED

Washington, d. c., Oct. 5.-Discrim-
ination in favor of Chicago is alleged
in a complaint filed with the Interstate
Commerce commission by the Superior
Commercial cub, Of Superior, Wis.
against the Great Northern Railway
company II other carriers.
1t is alleged that the freight rates
on grain, grain products and hay from
points in North Dakota, South Dakota,
Nebraska n Iowa, to Superior, Wis,
are excessive and discriminatory as
compared with the rates from the same
points to Chicago.
1t is urged that Superior, Wis, as a
milling city and as u gateway to the
east, ought to haY as low rates from
the states named as are enjoyed by
Chicago.
The commission is requested to ad-
just the freight rates on an equitable
basis. giving to Superior the advantage
of rates no higher II those to Chi
CagO.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
THOUSANDS INVOLVED
IN A LABOR LOCKOUT
Lancashire Cotton Industry
Paralyzed by Order of the
Owners.

Manchester. England, Oct. 4.-The
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
today declared a lockout OF 100000
operatives and at noon closed the doors
of the zoo mills owned by It's mem
bers.
This tying up of the Lancashire in
dustry is the result OF a trivial disLut.
arising from the discharge of a single
employee at the Fern mills in Oldham.
The total of men idle In England as
a result of differences between employ
er and employee is now 200, 900. Unless
George Ranki Asquith, comptroller
general of the commercial, labor and
statistical department of the board of
trade, is successful in his effort to ar
range a settlement of the largest quar-
rel, hundreds of other workingmen will
be without employment next week.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
FULL WEEK PASSES WITH
NO WORD TO HIS HOME

Manson, Ia, Oct. 5.-Not until to-
day has there appeared n mystery
over the absence OF Rev. Ira q. G.
Mallory, of the Congregational society,
who left here asst Tuesday for visits
in Chicago, Boston and some point IN
Canada. He was to have taken his
vacation at this time and since he left
on the train al l0:40 a. M, September
~, it was generally understood that he
was in Canada. but closer inquiry de.
yelons h information that he was ex.
pected to have reached Chicago on
the evening of his daylight trip, spend
a few days with a son who lives there
and then go east for a longer visit
with his mother.
A special from Chicago conveys the
information that he has not appeared
there and the mystery is not cleared
by a letter to his wife written from
Chicago and arriving after noon today
in which he says that he has not vel
been to see his son, and will sooI
leave for the east. 1t is within one
day of a week since he left here and
this Is the only word received. The
TACT that a detective bureau in Chi.
cago has been applied to in order thai
he may be traced is regarded as pecu-
liar, and this together with his lonE
absence without writing, has given rise
to many rumors. His wife is the only
member of his family now here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
PAPER DYNAMITED
And MANY PERISH
in A FIERCE BLAZE
Manager Declares That Union
Foes of the Publication Are
Responsible for the
Outrage.
PARTIAL LIST OF DEAD.

Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. A.
Following Is a list of the dead
so far as known:
HARVEY c. ELDER, assist
ant city editor, leaped from
third story window and died in
CHARLES e. LovELAcE,
country editor, leaped from
third story window and died in
j. WESLEY REAvEs, score
tary TO Assistant General Man
aaer Chandler, believed body In
r. /. SAWYER, telegraph OPP
orator, aged "a, married, two
children, body believed in ruins.
HARRY L. CRANE assistant
telegraph editor, aged SO, mar
ried, one child, body believed in
ruins.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
ARE HELD IN SPAIN

Madrid. Oct. 5.-The liber press
congratulates Premier C%analajas and
interprets the generally peaceful char
acter of yesterdays manifestations as
demonstrating the democracy and lib
crafty of his political policies. The
clerical press claims the parades
showed the strength and the earnest
ness of the movement in protest against
the governments religious reform pro-
gram.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
FIVE MEN THOUGHT TO
HAVE BEEN IN PLOT

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct, 5.-Chief of
Detectives Hammer today photo
graphed every twisted piece of steel
brought from the wreckage of the
Times building with the purpose OF
showing the photographs to experts ON
explosives and determining, IL possible,
the kind of explosive used in blowing
up the building.
It is doubted If the bodies of any
more victims will be recovered, as Il,
Is believed they were consumed by thsI
flames. !
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
MANSON MINISTER !
FAILS TO REPORT
TO CHICACO son.
Wife Claims TO Have Missive
but for Some Reason He Has
Not Yet Told Boy Of
His Presence.

Chicago. Oct. 6.zA congregational
minister from Manson. Ia, is believed
by friends to have been the victim OF
foul play in Chicago. and the police
have been asked to begin a search fol-
him.
Rev. Ira G. G.. Mallory, pastor of the
Congregational church at Manson, Ia.
left his home September 81. intending
to make a trip to Boston. He wrote
to his son Chas. Mallory, 3442 East
Forty-third ST., that he would reach
Chicago the night of September 20 and
remain a few days at his home. Rev.
Mr.. Mallory has not arrived here, nor
has he reached Boston. He is IS years
old.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
NEW MEXICO POPULATION.

Washington, Oct. 4.-The population,
Of the territory of New Mexico is 327,.
1856. as enumerated in the 18th census
according to announcement of Censui
crease of 132,0S6 or 6T.6 per cent owe,
1880 In 1900. when the 18th censu.
tshowed al. increase Of 1885, or 2i.t
per cent over the previous 10 years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
BRYAN AFTER CANNON.

DanViIle. III, oct. Ut was an
nounced here today that William J.
Bryan would spend two days stumping
this congressional district of Kanka-
kee, Oct. 20, speaking there and at
Menomenee, Watseka and Danville on
the first day. The second will be de-
voted TO the !OWor nart of the district.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
BREAK AUTO RECORD.

Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-In the auto
mobile races at Illinois state fair to-
day Kercher, drivin~ a 100-horse pow
r Darracq, broke the three-mile cir
cular track record of the state. Time,
2:47. Barney Oldfeld, driving a Blitz-
IN Benz broke the one mile state
record. Time. 50 seconds.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
CHIEF is RESTORED.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 4.-Chief OF
Police Charles w. Wappenstein. who
was removed from his office by Acting
Mayor Max Wardall, was re-appointed
today by Mayor Hiram C. Gill. and i'm
mediately took charge of the police
force. Gill has just returned from
Alaska.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
RURAL SERVICE CHANGE.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE following
change in the rural delivery. service
were announced today: Iowa-Gour-
ney, route /, Vernon e. Murphy. ar
rier. vice George Dappen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
TWO VESSELS IN GREAT
DANGER IN PUGET SOUND

Seattle. Wash. Oct. 4.-The news
steel steamer Kulshan, of the Puget
Sound Navigation company, went
aground early today at Deception Pass.
1T is feared h will be a total loss.
Vancouver, B. c., Oct. 1.-The Ca
padian Pacific steamer Princess Bea-
2rice went ashore today in a fog in
Vancouver narrows. She is not be-
Asvet to be in great danger,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
RoAD REVENUES HIGHER.

St. Louis, Oct, 5.-The annual
report of the st. Louis Southwestern
Railroad company. known as the Cot
ton Belt, published today, shows a net
operating revenue of S2,4SO, 459 In the
year ending June 80. The increased
freight revenue WAS 6.G2 percent and
the passenger reVepue increase was
5.3S per cent. President Edwin Gould
arrived today for the annual meeting,
which will be held tomorrow.
Logan. Ia, 9cI. Mrs, Mary Nor
ris, aged 80 %ca!s. died Saturday at
khe home of bcr s"r Nili Sorris.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
TExA is NOW THE FIFTH
STATE IN SIZE IN UNION

Washington Oct. 5.-Fisures
issued by the census depart
ment showing the population of
Missouri this year as compared
with 10 years ago are startling.
They show an Increase of 1885,
$40 in the population of tiie
state in. 10 years, but Kansas
City and ST. Louis alone fur
nished an increase of more than
100000.
In addition, Missouri will step
down from fifth to sixth place
in the list of states of the union,
according to population. Texas
is the state that has outdis-
tanced Missouri for fifth place.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06
PRIZE FoR

Berlin, Oct. 4.-The ministry 0.
'Nar today announced that it would give
$4,000 as a prize for ON overland avia-
ton competition
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-10-06

Motor Parkway, L. T., Oct. 6.-Fol-
lowing is a list of the casualties at the
Vanderbilt cup race Saturday:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Methodist Clureh.

On Easter morning the auditorium
Of the church was made bright with
beautiful flowers and potted plants.
and the choir under the leadership Of
Mr.. B. ]. Sibbert. gave special music,
suitable for the occasion. The lead
ing anthem was the chorus, Lift Up
Your Heads, . from 1.-The Easter
King : The choir. full twenty-five
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DISTRICT COURT
IN SESSION
MARCH TERM OF DISTRICT COURT CON.
YENED MONDAY AFTERNOON. GRAND
JURY IMPANELlED.
JUDGE CHURCH IS PRESIDING
Calendar Called and ! Large Nunbs d
Cases Cssiinned For Service And Oiher
Causes.

The March term Of the district
court convened on Monday last, Judge
Church presiding. The calendar was
Immediately called and the grand jury
impanelled. Following are the menu
bsrs Of the grand jury: N. P. Lar
son. Thos. Carey, John JurgenseD, ].
M. Peters. Peter Meggers. W. r.
Switzcr, and G. w. White. Mr..
Larson was sworn as foreman of tho
jury and j. L. Ainsworth IS clerk.
"A large number Of cases were contin-
ued for service and other causes, some
Of them with the suggestions Of the
court that, they would be stricken
from the calendar next term IL not
otherwise disposed of. In the case
Of the Hamilton National Bank Of
Chicago vs. Nicholson, ct al, tried at
former term Of this court the motion
for new trial was overruled and ex-
ceptions taken. The case will be ap-
pealed. In the case Of Marvin Lee.
minor, VS. Pat Hedderm.n, motion for
new trial was overruled and exceptions
taken. This case will also be appeal
ed. In the case Of G. Thompson vs.
Farmers State Bank the demurrer
was overruled which will probably res
suit In judgment for the plaintiff.
The trial of the cDntest over the will
OF John Thies. deceased, was set fol
Monday Of next week. being the first
jury trial. and the Snellbaker will
case is to follow on Tuesday. The
case Of q. A. Tinker We Farmersl
State Bank was set for trial on Fri
day Of this week. On the crlminsl
docket the case Of the State Of lows
VS. Mrs. Thoe. Wheelwright was dis.
missed by the County Attorney. II
the case Of the State. Of Iowa Va Sher,
man Blskely, the bond to keep the
peace was made permanent. In thu
case Of the State Of Iowa VS. L. G.
Miller and Earnest Stuart. the defend.
ants entered pleas Of guilty and wer.
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Scholars Get County Diplomas

On tehruAry 24th and 18th occurred
the biennial examination for the rural
graduation for the County Diploma.
It was held at the County Superin-
tendent's Office in the Court House.
Forty-e ght students took the examin.
alton, twenty seven OF whom passed.
The papers were corrected last week.
and the Review publishes the names
Of the ones thst received County Di-
plomas.
Lew Anderson, Dist. No. 2, Stock
holm township.
Clara Blume, Dist. No. /, Hanover
township.
Mary Byrnes. Dist. No. 5. Milford
Center.
Leonard Byrnes. Dist. No. S, Mil
ford Center.
Clifford Browne, Dist. No. i. Good
rich township.
Marjorie Bryan. Dist. No. 5, Para.
disc township.
Gerty Beamby, Dist. No. 5. Para
disc township.
Earl Chapman, Dist. No.. /, East
Boyer township.
Cora Chapman. Dist. No. i. East
Boyer township.
Sophia Dieber. Dist. No. 10. Wash.
ington township.
Hattie Davis. Dist. No. 8, Willou
township.
Allie Fox, Dist. No. s. Paradise
township.
John Fink. Dist. No. /. Goodrich
township.
Marguerite Gaughan. Dist. No. 8,
Boyer township.
Conrad Heiden, Dist. No. a, Eas,
Boyer township.
Fay Hutchinson. Dist. No. s. Mil
ford Center. 4
Grace Inghram, Dist. No. S. Nil
ford Center.
Grace Marshall. Dist. No. 8. Mil
ford Center.
Henrietta Murphy. Dist. No. s,
i 0UtuieEr tOWnsHlp.
Lottie Nutter. Dist. No. 9, Willow
township.
Dora Peterson. Dist. No. i. Good.
rich township.
Fora Richmond. Dist. No. 8. Mil
ford Center.
John Riegleman. Dist. No. 9
Stockholm township.
Edith staley. Dist. No. l. Willow
township.
As. st.ley. Dist. No. j. willo,
township.
Nellie Welsh. Dist. No. 10. Wash.
ington township.
Clara Wehking. Dist. No. 5; Stock
holm township.
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County Supt. Hoffman informs us
that the supply of rural teachers is
five short for the spring term, and
unless they are able to get some
teachers from out Of the county. some
schools will be without teachers.
Twenty Of the teachers who taught t
during the winter term will not teach
this spring on account Of getting bet-
ter paying employment. Crawford
county will have to raise the salaries
Of the schoolma ANS II they want to
keep them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

Tuesday morning the two-y year old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Lee Winn OF Buck
Grove, while playing in the house,
accidently got hold Of some rat poison
and before his parents discovered it,
had eaten quantity OF it The father
immediately telephoned to Denison for
q doctor, and by the use Of antidotes
the child was pulled through. It was,
however, q close call, and they were
very fortunate in securing medical aid
in time to save the child 8 life.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

Prof. J. D. Martin. who will be
remembered by many Denison people
AZ former elocutlon teacher at the
Denison Normal & Business College.
is in Denison this week and is a guest-
at the r. "A. Romans home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

There was only one marriage license
issued ct the Clerks office during the
past week, that being to Peter Peter
AN and Meta Erickson on March 29th.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

The Harrison county board Of super
visors have adopted plans for their
new 500. 600 court house and have em-
ployed j. E. Mill Of Detroit to super
wise the work.
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Among other prosecutions started
by State Food and Dairy Commits
sioner Wright Of Des Moines last
week. is noticed the name Of g. M.
Goddard of Dow City for sale Of
olive oil which it is charged con
tanned no olive oil. Also II. j..
Moeller Of West Side, for selling
lemon fiavoring containing no lemon
oil.
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EASTER SERVICES
AT The CHURCHES
APPROPRIATE SERVICES HELD m AL THE
CHURCHES IN DENlsON. LARGE AUD
ENCES PRESENT.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ANDPLANTS
Special Music Rendered. and Programs Fiiins
lie Occasion Carried OuL Easier Offer
inss IS Usual. Perfect Day,

Easter Sunday was one Of the most
beautiful days We had this spring and
resulted in bringing out large crowds
Of people to attend the Easter services
held at the several churches Of the
city. Programs appropriate to the
day were carried out. The following
are the reports Of the exercises Of the
several churches:
Catholic Church.
At the Catholic church the services
were Of very high order. The fine
weather brought out large crowds.
hundreds Of whom received Holy Com
munion. The parishioners brought
flowers in abundance. The Sisters Of
st Frances decorated the affairs on q
scale Of magnificence, seldom seen il
country churches, and Rev. Father
Farrelly. delivered an eloquent sermon
at each service on 9 Easter, the Great.
est Of Christian Feasts. = The music
at the eight o'clock service consisted
Of the hymns. sThe Dawn Was Purp-
ling Der the Sky, ''..I Need Thee.
Heart of Jesus. Alleluia, Alleluia,
Let the Holy Anthem kise,' and q
beautiful violin selsction by John
U'Connor and Josie Kinney. with
organ accompaniment by Mary Lally.
At the ten-t thirty service the full choir
rendered. :. Feast's Mass all through,
composition that beautifully inter-
J prets the Easter sentiment Of all
Christian people. A violin solo,
The Holy City WAS presented by
lMiss Margaret Clarke to the deligh,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

The DITCH
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CONCLUDE 10
ESTABLISH BOYER DITCH PASS
RESOLUTION.
The APPRAISERS ARE APPOINTED
Something Over Eleven Miles Il Ditrh b be
Bull. viii Save Much valuable Farn-
ing Land.

The Board of Supervisors, while in
session on the oath of March, CON
sidered what course it should adopt
respecting the protests fled against
the establishment of the ditch to
straighten the Boyer river, beginning
with the west line of Denison township
and extending to the Harrison county
line, distance Of slightly over eleven
miles. and after having taken evidence
as to the conditions prompting the inn
provement. and viewing the line itself.
decided that there were suhicien rea-
sons to warrant it in establishing the
ditch, and passed q resolution to this
effect, The Auditor has appointed q
committee, consisting ofJ.S. Wattles,
Thos. McGrin and Peter Atzen, to
assess the damages claimed by several
parties who have filed claims for dam
ages with the County Auditor. These
appraisers will have nothing whatever
to do with the question of fixing the
amount which the several tracts Of
lad, affected by the Improvement, shall
bear toward the expense Of the im-
provement. This will be left to an
other board of appraisers to be ap-
pointed hereafter. The appraisers
which have been appointed will deal
entirely with the damages which the
property will sustain by reason OF the
location Of the proposed improvement.
After the appraisers nave made their
report. the claimant. will have the
! privilege of accepting the amount al
lowed by the board Of supervisors or
appealing to the district court
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Presbyterian Church.
Episcopal Church.

The ten-thirty service was omitted
on account of Rev. Corbitt not being
able to reach the city in time for the
service. The childr.n's service was
at nine thirty and was we'll attended.
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COUNCIL IS STILL REPUBLICAN.
Charley Freach, IN the TLnd Ward, Regular
Cyclone, and Wins Hands Down Over His
Opponent Atzen.
THE NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS.

Alderman mr0 w atel.--- -. ~ s>asN>>SA
At the city election on Monday, W.
81. Laub was elected mayor over Q. NJ.
Criswell; c. l.: Voss treasurer, over
w. A. Lamborn; n. "A. Norman asses
sor over r. s. Cassaday; Chas. Chres.
tensen and j. T. Haugh aldermen at
large over James Armstrong and Her
man Grill. In the first ward A. 9
Greene was elected alderman over s
Mccullough; in the second ward z. J.
Eggers over w ii. Gibson; in the third
ward c. r. French over Peter Atzen.
Mr.. Lanb's election to the Office Of
mayor was q personal and political,
triumph. The Republicans who so gen
erously supported him at the caucus
did not desert him at the election. The
Republicans of the city are to be con
graduated for standing almost solidly
for the ticket Chas.S Christensen,
candidate for alderman-at-large, won
q signsl victory. James Armstrong.
his colleague on the ticket, did not
fare so we'll, although he made splen-
did showing. The Republicans made
mistake at their caucus in selecting
both candidates for aldermen at-large
from the same ward. This fact may
have caused Mr.: Armstrong his defeat.
{ The voters threw their strength to
CHRISTENSEN and Haugh.s with the re-
suit that Armstrong and Grill were
left in the minority.
G. L. Voss, for treasurer, demon
strated his popularity by the large
vote he received. being second only to
the vote cast for Laub for mayor. H.
IA. Norman received the third highest
i vote. Arthur Greene, in the first ward.
was invincible, running ahead OF his
ticket. Charles French, in the third
ward. ran like q cyclone, and easily
( won out over Peter Atzen, who was so
sure of election. Will Gibson fell by
the wayside, but made q good showing
in view of the ward being democratic
and his short residence in the precinct.
The election was q decided Republi-
can victory, and they will be in con
troll OF the affairs Of the city The Sc
cret of the success of the Republicans
was the fact that they stood by the eau
Gus nominations, which will ALWAYS
insure Republican victory in Denison.
Following is the vote for the respec.
tive candidates.
For Mayor-W. a. Laub !. 38O-l3O
. g O. M. Criswell $50
Treasurer-C.L D. Voss. 4. $40 : l26
= w A. Lsmborn. .A4
Assessor 81. A. Norman. .356- 109
r s. Cassaday. PAT
6. CHRISTENSEN. I. 323- II
81, Grill. .249
James Armstrong .278
j. T. Haugh 1923 As
Alderman. First Ward
A. G. Greene. 140 -104
Sam Mccullough. 36
Alderman, Second Ward -
w. FL. Gibson. 56
p. j. Eegers. .l23- 81
Alderman, Third Ward
G. r. French. 80. .139- 4f
Peter Atzen .l2O
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Jaacks OF Goodrich Township. March
S0th . son.