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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
MILLION PIECES OF
MAIL ARB ANDLED

episcopal Office.
The present wheeling cathedr3i
was planned by him. and built under
his supervision. He was architect and
supervisor. and did much OF the aetu-
al work in building the edtffce. He
also established a seminary Of which
he took personal charge. and some OF
.rs priests who were educated by him
are s,i!i laboring IN the diocese. St
Vfacent's college for iayrnen was also
instituted under his auspices Bishop
whelau, had among his seif-saerihc-
ing Clergy one especially conspic uells
for his sainiIy life. the late Rev. Is. f.
Pa=ke. V. G. This servant OF God
me. a tragic death by being crushed
under the ruins OF : falling brildinE.
april .. 1895. Bishop Whelan tdied
July q. 1870. was succeeded by the
r. Rev. John Joseph kaiP. D. D.
who was co-secrated the. second eish-
OBJ OF Wheeling. May -. 1875, IN
1898 Bishop Kain was apP-inted CO.
adIusor 10 the Archbishcp or st. Louis
NO.. and became aschoisllop OF that
see. Nay q. 1895. He djed on octo-
Der Is. 1908. Daring che eigh;een
Years Of Bishop Ka.l's administration.
the work. SO wen begun by his able
predecessor. vas coasinued and made
rapid progress. He was consented
a. the age OF thirty-four and devoted
his taienrs and enerGt to the In
crease OF. clergy. the establishment OF
new missions. and the building OF
/. churches and parochiaE schools, 50
that. at the time Of his transfeF,-the
diocese vas vel estabtighed. although
Il was stiII greatly In need OF priests.
ABOUT ,Ehirty-live OF. whom ccSeF9Sll IA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
TRAVELLING
Man Bound for Clarlxsburg is
Painfully Hurt at
Fairmont-

William Henderson. Of Petersburg.
met with a nasly accident yesterday
Afternoon at Fatrmort He is travel
ingsman and had com.2Eated his work
there ana was ready 10 leave for
C1arksbure
Mr.. Henderson had some bust
ness at the railroad station
before Tearing and was hurrying
down Madison street when he slipped
and fell on the smooth bricks near
the Eureka hotel. A broken glass
vas lying on the side CT the pavement
near where he fell and he strIci1 his
arm on the sharp glass The fras-
ments fthe glass P,ercea his coat
which twas cus through and his arm
was BADLY injured
A physician took several stitches in
the wound before the injured man
was able 10 take his car for Ciarks-
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05

Women and Children Sing in
Streets for Prohibition
Amendment

The election today IN ClarksburG
was made unusually spectacuiar BY
encrts o. members Of the Nscman's
Christian Temperance Union. ether
women and children IN beha1f oG the
ratification of the prohibition amend
ment.
Large, gaily decorated floats, bear
ing women and school children. all
SINGING prohFrlg-on songs. paraded
through The streets during the day
s.oDs we're made at eaca Ct the poll
ing places. where songs were sung in
chorus.
women in decorated au*omObiies
also went through the streets. and
visited The various polling places,
where stops we're made Ter the sing
ing of temperance solos.
The floats and automobiles bore.
large banners having probation war
cries painted uE.on them in large
letters.
several boys. drum and trumpet
corps also paraded through the,
streets. raising quite a DIN. Some q
the youn gsters carried signs Tor the
amendment. some for the Republican
nominees and some for the Deno-
crate nominees
A prayer service was also held in
the morning in the First MetEodist
Episcopal church under auspices Ct
the woman's Christian Temperance
Union in behalf CT the prohibition
movement
Although partly c:oudy. the wealth
er vas warm and heavy vote IS be-
ing poued in the civ and eounfy-
peep interest IS being taken in the
contest.
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ROUND HOUSE
With Five Locomotives is De
sroyed by Fire at
Ridgely-

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Nov. Sire
last night destroyed the nine;een-s'ail
roundhouse of the Western Maryland
railroad at RidgeIy. W. Va. opposite
Cumberland. w.sh five engines. three
of the 700 class. one of tie 500 class
and one CT sha 200 class. Fire broke
out IN the rooF and spread 50 rapidly
that the night force could no nothing
An engine on the tun;a3le with a
cylinder head out blocked the efforts
20 remove the other engines. The loss
IS sr25. coo. The road viii be much
Handicapped by the loss OF the round
house. A new enc is in course Of
construction.
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FORMER
Pas4or of Adamston Unifed
Brethren Church Dead
at Elkins-

The Rev. S. a. shanabarger. an
agesl and beloved m.n5ster OF the
Omitted Brethren church. who for
four years Was pastor Of the ADAMS
ton charge, is dead 6. hts home at
Eik:ns qfSer long ilLlass of palay-
IS. He passed away early Sunday
morning.
Tho Rev. Mr.. shanabarser was 20
years old. lie is survived by seven
cnildren. namely. o. e. CT Florida !;
G. w. Of BcswelI. Pa; C. r.. CT
clarksburg; W. p. Of Buckhannon
MEs.C. c. Hainr:ck. or CIarksburg;
Mrs r. E. Hamr:ek. of EIEins: and
Miss Dora. at home He was pastor
of the United Brethren charge Al
Adams,on the last seven years. be
fore which time he was pastor OF
The Adamstop charge There are
many friends at Adamston and m
ciarkshltFe, who viii moarn his
-S5ea III Ike deceased man was
sITnfon soldier in the Civil war.
The body viii be taken 10 Bnckhan-
non wednesday morning. arriving
there about II O'Clock and the funeral
viii take place there at I O'Clock in
the afternoon. Burial viii take place
there.
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60VERD1R
And Parry in Auto Are At-
lacked by a Mob in

BUTTE Nom. Sov- 5--An. auto
aeobile carrying Governor Norris ana
other leading Democrats was assaiE
ed by a crowd listening to a Socialist
orator LAST night Shields OF the car
we're smashed and one member CT
the party was cut. Men seized tsie
wheels but the driver threw on the
power and the machine sped On TO
she auditorium. where the governor
spoke.
a man wto cursed the American
nag and tore it down. was pursued by
a mop and was only saved by police
reserves. a great crowd jc'ned in
the demonstration for the flag early
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
-FOUR JAILE9
For Resisting a Constable
When He Tres 10 Arrest
Grasselli Man.

-Four men OF The GrasseiH section
are prisoners IN the county jail
awaiting hearings before Justice
jackson y. c4rter on charges OF re-
sisting Constable Janes y. Crfss, CT
GrasseII;. Moray afternoon m
Fourth street. when ne attempted to
arrest 4 nan fer wbea he had a
warrant.
The prisonea are II. c, FerreII. his
son, Green FerreIi; x. G. FerFs1l and
another fellow whose name is regis
tered as John Dee. Constable criss
had warrant fer another sen Of
H. C. Terrell, bit the others It is
charged. jumped upon him and pre-
vented him from making the arrest.
The arrest CT the four men then fol-
lowed the issuance OF warrants against
them by Mr. Criss. Jus ee Carter
Will hear the case within a day or
Two
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l 125
Fighting Continues Around
S0Fia and Ad1auople
Hospitals Crowded.

continue to proceed TO the front from
the Bulgarian capital g Considerable
numbers and 1t is reported here that
lighting is still IN progress IN the
neighborhood OF Sogsa and TIhorln.
People here are beng kept in tg-
norance OF the happenings around
AdrianopIe. where the Bulgarian and
Turkish armys are fighting.
The hospitals at Sofia ana other
centers are crowded with wounded
Thirty war correspondents an
Enounced they were leaving the Bull
gartan headquarters and were return
ing to their respective countries.
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Orders
For Observance Of West Vir=
GINA Day Are Issued
BY M =. ShaWlleY.

n p shaNxey, state superinten-
dent of schools. has issned orders
corserning che e5serEance OF West
Virginia dag in the public schools,
which has been fixed for December TO-
The date VIII be Observed II an the
scdeo.5 Of the state An eIs6orate
program Is being prepared under the
direcGon Of the state eElnseadent.
The celebration VIII be Of pa
.triotic nature and besides the part
taken By me stude1ss efforts viii be.
made to secure prominent men IN al
communities To deliver addresses on
patriotic subjects The day VIII be
observed as preliminary 10 the
semi-eentennfal which VII be heId at
wheeling next year More dednite
plans will be announced as socn as
the plans of Superintendent shaWA1ey
are put in proper shape and the local
celebration viii be planned eecord-
ingly
December 6 has been set for library
day this year but the observance viii
be mostly in the rural distrists and
viii be set aside for the fnrtherance
of reastiag and study in the country
home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
AT the Local Postoffee from
the State Republican
Headquarters-

The froce at the postofce is, in a
manner. enjoying vacation from a
succession CT as strenuous days as
they remsmber ever having put in.
For weeks they have been busy night
and day handling more mall matteF
than any two or three Of the fret
classes Offices In the state. due to. the
fact that the RepubJcan state head
quarters has been located here
Saturday night -the decks were
cleared and the record showed that
during the month Of October over
one million pieces OF NAH had been
received and dispatched. and that the
money received was approximately
5000 more than taken in in October
Of last year. That sum represents
the increased business resulting from
the campaign
The efficiency shown by the post
once force has been complImented
not only by the campaign manager
located here. but by the high odicsais
Ct the department at washington,
An this ADDITIONAL heavy work was
done with the same force and without
adding extra hours Il. any one's legal
days services.
It Is a great record that the local
once has made ana from 1l-t1llssl
10 the bottom &C tle Ilst q ePlos.-
Is theg III leP3 proud q it - te:5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
Colin H. Livingston Declares
Story &C Slush Fund an
Absolute Falsehood-

A few days aeo The CarksDurs Ex-
moment. a Democratic newspaper. with
sensational headlines MADE the an
nouncemen. that slash fund of SO 900
was being reasTsd by one Colin H.
Livingstone. formerly secretary 20
senator steFaea B. Films. ard that
The purpose OF eE:s fund was % cor
rupt TIE First congressional. dissrics
IN the interest of George A. Laughlin
Al that tme trends CT Mr. Laugil'in
denounced the story as ar absolute
falsehood in every particular MF.
coin II LIVINGSTONE himself makes q
complete. authoritative and emf latic
denial C the same. Mr. Livingstone
writes from washington. ID. C.. as
follows:
Hon George a. Laughi:n,
Wheeling. W Va
EAR Ny. LaughIin-It was with the
deepest chagr;n and Indignation that
read the Infamous lies published in
certa; n West Virginia newspaper on
my return from the West. where
nad been in connection with business
r the Boy Scouts Of America. Of
which am Che national president
lid not know that such eon;en 7t.6i'
ur;crances were beng made. and there
certainly was no basis for them 81
far as I know / have not rassed
single dollar for the campaign nov
g9iRg on in West Virginia, nor fol
fbe 7odIflafesoG any Marty anywhere
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
DIOCESE HIS OP u
COMPLETE IS,S JIRD
In the Catholic Encyclopedia
Which is Just Off the


A coF1,ofe te1 lad authoritative his
tory OF the Diocese OF wheeling viii
appear in the 6freenth and las. voI-
lrne Of the Cathode Encyclopedia
which has just come from Slle press.
The following excerpts are OF interest:
1 The Diocese OF Wheeling com
p-ises the state of West Virginia ex-
cepr the 1oIIoUing couu ties. which arc
'In she Diocese of Richmond: Pendle-
TON. Grant, Mineral. Hardy. Hamp-
shire. Morgan. Berkeley and Jeffer--
son: ALSO the counties Of Lee. Scott.
Wise, Dickinson. Buchanan. Wash
ingtou, Russell. Grayson, snyth.
TazeweTI. Carroll. W-ythe. Bland. Floyd
Pulaski. Montgomery, Giles, and
portion of Craig county in virginia;
square miles in West Virginia. Al .%%ii5;
IN Virginia, :. s1T: total 20. IL. The
Diocese of wheeling was formed from
the Diocese Of Richmond by Apostolic
Letters dated July 2G. 1880. The Rt-
Rev. Richard wheIan. D. D.. at that
time Bishop of Richmond, was trans
fe-red 10 Wheeling as the frs; bishop
of the n evvly-creared see He had been
coaSecraeed The second Bishop OF
Richmond. March q. 1871.
The carries; record preserved in
the Wheeling chaacery sets forth that
she Rev. Francis Rolf was appointed
pastor OF Wheeling in 1929. There IS
evidence OF priests having visited
wheeling az an earlier date. He re-
cords baptism performed by him on
Move 1a,er. ISIS. Wheeling was esta6-
lished as town in 1895, and one
vague. tradition has st that it took its
name from a certain Father whelan. 4
Catholic. priest. who came occasionally
20 minister TO the spiritual wants q
the members OF his flock.
The western part Of Virginia.
which in 1868 became the STATE OF
West Virginia, had never many Catno-
lie settlers. nor does It appear 70
have had many protesting religion.
In 1912 the catholic population was
estimated at about $4,000. and the
to:al population at 1000. 900. a let
ter preserved in the archives % the
Diocese of wheeling dated Baltimore,
IS April. 1892. and signed James
Whitfield. Archbishop of Baltimore.
states the INABILITY CT securing a priest
to be Stationed. at Wheeling. but the
letter goes on: I desired the priest
who attends coaE-egation. on the
way TO wheeling. about 80 miles on
this sides-xo 20 and give church once
or Twice a month--He seems TO say
,ha: he would comply. as far IS he
could. with my wish.
.FNrcn February. 1895. to January
I. 1914 ,he Rev. James Hoerner was
in charge of the Catholics in the
wheeling district He was succeeded
by the Rev. Eugene Comerford. who
was in wheeling tiu the arrival OF
/ che FIT. Rev Richard welan. Bishop
/ OF Richmond. in November, 1896.
I The Bishop TOOK charge % the mis-
sionary- work IN The Wheeling portion
! % Richmond See. I'll he was trans
! ferred as the first Bishop OF the new
/, Diocese OF Wheeling. The zeal OF
4 Bishop Whelan in IaborirE under tho
most diHlcnlr and trying cireum-
i stances for a period OF twenty-foi1l
years isstilI remembered by many o.
the fafshcul. and often referred 20 as 8
striking sEaFple OF genius saints
Diety H aid much manual labor g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
ANOTHER
Suit for Libel is Instituted
against Walker and
Summers

PARKERsBURG. Nov. 5.-c.osely
following the suit of DR.. H D. Hat
field. Republican nominee for Cover
nor OF west virginia. against stuar'
V. Walker. chairman of the Demo
cratic state executive committee
and George w. Summers. head Of the
party press bureau during this cam
paizn. fer $4,000 damages for libel
as the result OF an article appearing
in the Cincinnati Enquirer Saturday,
October 2G. DR.. Giles T Epiins. O
Harrington. has just instituted suit
here. aEainst walker and Summers for
$50. 900 Tor libel based upon the same
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
TWO SENT TO JAIL.

Two men were sent to JAZZ tbs
morning az the usual session e police
court for being drunk in the streets
They are john Dewitt. who was sent
over for three days. and Warren Hoop
er. who got I've days. Four ether
fellows were Convicted OF fGSe Of
lenses and fined ;ae usual sums. Two
OF them paid and the others we're de-
ported
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
Yourse very truly,
COLIN u. LIVlNCSTcNE

Paul Rcggess returned home Nom
day evening from Asorgantcwn where
he attends the university to cast his
vote.
houston G. Young. chief clerk to
Stuart F. Reed. secreeagy Of state. e
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PUBLIC INVITED TO
READ THE RETURNS

The. public ts- cordially invited
10 assemble in Telegram Square
= this evening and reid The cleo
i. zion returns which viii he
I. flashed upon big screen sus-
!. pended from the Empire build
I. ing.
+ The Daily Telegram VIII re-
:. ceive Associated Press election
Z. returns over a private wire and
= special returns by telegraph and
= telephone from the state and
Z. county contests.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
AVIATOR KILLED.

VIENNA. Nov. 5.-An Austrian mill
tary airman was killed this morning
when a wing of his aeroplane col
.lapsed as he was flying around the
aerodrome a; the military camp Of
Gocrz.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
VaTloOs

2G9St41S@SS ~
Various
IN the Oak Eall
heads or deBaFt
night packiE ~
to-start fOg then
votes. a feeling
prevailed anon
deld and tllese
sweep the ST.
bnt 1Ae con-
legislature IS elpectel
State C6aiE1llHs
left last evening
Terra Alta. where e
HIS right OF suffrage
to Clarksburs this
be at headquaFtlFz
turns, after which
Charleston Ctaislllsl
been at home since
campaign here nlse
all that time he
night and day. and
quarters has ever
such thoroug
charaeterfzed the
his s1peT5ltend
ably assisted e. 81
HiEhHnd, q
ory eouaultttee ana
part1nensaI heads
SecrecaF
helm has gones o
Publicity btFe.e.1
smith went. last
a E'STceElE5ll 9
evening
with the kRoWlefs
vertfsed man. who
IN the history a
DE: Il.
he (smtth) as res
Mr.. Smith has ben one
hard working "a ellis gd.lISsee
headquarteIs burke
who as assistant Pcreta9Is
charge Of a sPecta sdepa
lEghIy important one. yylsalt
ing to Weston A3ter
retrrn 10 headq FterG
returns. j. Ealsll. ee
chief OF the sbealzetss ljlIIssl
last evening 70 his Iega1 Es-
which is HarrisvllIe. 70
Prof. L. o. Wflssns q
has had ch9rge o{ the tel'l .'.s'..l.-....sl
which looked aftef the colore
and who has rcadeFe8 Ie
departed Tor his h0sne ll-lstl.
Practically the entire Hl.1.g
was let go satHFdny eVe1
the rest CT The atilehes
their work last e5ellls
Returns VIII - TeeetUed
quarters fonieh Te1sg
dashed from one Of ne
o a screen sdslnde5< f1ld
1!re Building. o168y va
nftted to headq1 item tClIGlt,
those who have dltnal bl.
and they will be ad1sit
card It is neeey to
crowds out Of the bulIdInGt -
insisted on By ne. owner
building backed 81 ~ de
1nderWriteFs. P1EeemeI
guard at the se5erSi el.IH.S
nobody. who has not The
IeniaIs, showing ttiat re
n the building. &sll be
distinctions viii be made
rule that viii be Apples @.
omcials ar head srtaEs5
nothing to Do VIII he
nor no power to
matter entirely s. the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
EXPONENT ASKED
TO RETRACT LIE

So much out OF touch was with the
situation that / did not even know
that ycu were . candidate for Cen
sress. dislike to make this con-
Fessfon, hut l want you to know the
truth and now und gniiied and ma
Ecl5us we're TIE statements in the
newspaper referred TO. Ny high aP-
probation OF your high character as
a gentleman and citizen make NE
wish for your complete and over
whe,ming success in the campaign
you are conducting. shah most
gladly renew with you our acquains-
ance when you come to Washington.
as 1 believe you are cerSain to do. The
allegar-o ns were 6espicable les. and
hope they have m 20 way caused
You any trouble.
Believe me. with best wishes.
Yourse very truly,
COLIN II. LIVINGSTcNE
Supplementary the above. the
wheeling In:elI:gencar has receiyet
wire from Colin H. Livingstone in
which he states: Il have just wired
the editor CT the Clarksburg Expon-
ent. demanding that this raIsehood be
re.rac;ed in the columns OF that news
raper at once. in as prominent pos
ton as the lie was originally puo-
rshed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05
Yesr IS General 9oFa=
BE and Deep Interest is
Manifested
WOVEN BgsY AT PoLLs
POLITICAL Managers Agree That
West Virginia VIII Cast
a Record Vote.

WHEELING, nov. 5.-Thousands Of
women are ar the polling places in
West Virginia today urging the yot-
ers 10 support the prohibition amend
n5ent &c the state constitution. All
political managers have agreed that
record vote viii be cast for the
national tickets today.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 5.-voting
in Pennsylvania began at o'clock
this morning and the polls viii close
at f1l8 ing The weather s per-
resr and 4 heayy vote is being polled-
Aside from the interest in the presi-
dency there are many warm contests
in legislative districts
CTNeINNATI. Noy. 5.-Fair weather
.prevaffed generally throughout Ohio
today and gave promise Of a heavy
vote
wAsI4fSGToN. D. c. Nov -
Residents % the capital have no vot-
ing franchise and while voters over
the country are registering their
choice. Washingtonions are taxing
straw votes, hundreds OF polling
places being open Eoth men and
women are voting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-05

Mrs esFelsoa cIeVeland
mott Off
Land
hon
recef
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-08-22
= STEPHEN =

= =
: STEPHEN :
>
From the Messenger:
J. Fl. and Joe Meloney are here to-
day from Williams looking after the
harvesting on their farm west Of
town.
Mrs O. J. Ostlund and baby of Karl.
stad and Mrs. Nick Schantzen of Ra-
dunn, returned to their homes the
latter part of the week after visiting
short time with the F. J. and H.
Schantzen families.
Miss Clara Bake is spending her
vacation here with her parents away
from her duties as saleslady at the
w. w. Reyleck store at Crookston.
Miss Mollie Whalen departed the
latter part Of last week for Hudson,
Wisconsin, where she will spend a
month visiting her many friends at
that place.
Oliver Hanson on the road for Wy
man, Partridge Dry Goods Co, Of
Minneapolis was an over Sunday Wis
itor here renewing old acquaintances
while upon this line calling on his
customers.
Mrs. seifert and children left Mon
day for their hame at Grand Forks af-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-08-22

ness Thursday.
Martin Tunheim, of New Folden,
was around last week buying cattle
for market.
Miss Agnes Carlson returned to
Warren last Wednesday, after spend
ing fortnight with the home folks.
Mrs. Schefstad and daughter, Miss
Olga, spent the fore part of last week
with friends in this town and Brislet.
Miss Jennie Schefstad spent last
week at the 3. Olson home, leaving
for her home at Crookston on the To-
cal Friday evening.
Mrs. Filing Olson took Miss Schef-
stad to the train Friday evening.
]. M. and E. Olson, M. 3. Carlson
and G. E. and B. b. Arhaug brought a
fine lot of cattle to Radium Friday af-
ternoon.
Miss Jennie Schefstad and Oscar
Olson were entertained at Ole Sande's
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole J. Peterson were
in Warren shopping on Saturday.
Miss Anna Olson spent Saturday
evening and over night with Miss Al
ma Peterson.
Filing Olson drove out to Andrew
Anderson's on Saturday afternoon re-
turning on Sunday, calling at Mike
Ault's in the afternoon.
Mrs. L. Engen and Mr.. Voldness, OF
Norden, called at the old Engen farm
on Sunday.
7 Misses 1nga Olson, Stella Sandboe,
Charlse Anderson and Leonora And
reason, Mrs. G. Solvik, and Messrs.