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N ROCK ISLAND wreck
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tween twenty-five and thirty miles or
hour. Some Of the passengers thought
lit waa nearly nifty miles an hour. but
this exaggeration may have been due
to the excitement following the wreck
Attorney q. II. Phillips OF Oelwein
who Il familiar with the character OF
the track said that he thought the
train was running altogether too fast
ana he was about to suggest to Con-
ductor Walters that 1t would be wise
to slow up . bit when the Crash
came.
Buried in the Ditch.
The accident occurred on an en-
bankment where there IL ten 100:
fill and the engine, baggage car and
the two coaches went into the ditch
burying the dead and wounded. John
Proctor was hurled partially thru q
window and his head and body were
crushed as the coach rolled over FIRE
man Henning ran to the running board
aud Jumped, but he was no, quick
enough. He fell with his face on the
engine cylinder and was severely
bruised The news butcher" was on
the platform between the coaches. He
jumped in the opposite direction as the
train went over and was not injured
One of the mail clerks was slightly
bruised and sprained, the other was
not injured at all. Both the brakemen,
c. G. Clifton and c. NJ. Black were
among tho injured. Engineer Crawford
was badly injured as we'll as being
scalded.
A Frishtfui Scene.
Automobiles with doctors from DEL
vein and Maynard were quickly al
hand The sights at the scene OF the
wreck were frightful. The two dead
and those seriously injured were laid
along the west side of the right Of
way. near the wrecked train. A num-
Der Of physicians were doing all that
could be done for the wounded. and
men were at work cutting into the
coaches to get at the injured buried in
the ditch beneath.
Cause Not Known.
The exact cause of the wreck Is not
known. 1t may have been due to
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spreading rails. Or Il may have been
a broken rail After the accident four
rails were broken and the track VA
torn up for Q distance Of 600 feet. The
old ties were chswsd up like 20 much
kindling wood.
Those of the injured who were able
to travel were taken TO Oelwein IN
automobiles and their wounds attended
to by DR.. Cole and other physicians. A
number OF them were given rooms ut
tho Hotel Meaiy.
Coed Work Herr.
News Of the accident reached the
union station. where large labor day
crowd was assembled. early last even
ing and caused almost q panic. Many
Cedar Rapids women were at the sta
ton waiting to meet relatives expected
on the train. They wept with appre-
hension when the first reports stated
that five or six had been killed. The
later reports were more re-aDuring.
A special was quickly made up hero
and with DR.. Ruml. the company sur
geon. Superintendent Warren and Mr..
Gibson, fastened north to meet the
train coming down from Oslwsin with
the injured.
A double-header freight train was
at Oelwein when the news Of the acci-
dent reached that station. One Of the
engines was taken from the freight and
coupled to . coach. This was sent up
to the scene Of the derailmsnt, four
miles north Of Oelwein.
Officials Wsrs obtisins.
IN the meantime the despatchers' Of
f1ce was constantly In touch with the
situation. They answered all questions
frankly. gave news as they received II
to the many inquiries over the tele-
phone and constantly reassured those
who called In person that the condi-
ton OF those injured was In no way
more serious than had been given out.
The action OF the local office did
much to keep down excitement over the
accident a. 1t was known there were
many Cedar Rapids people on the train
When word was flashed here that the
special train was bringing all injured
to this city. the hospitals were notified.
They made preparation for abou. thirty
patients. DR. Rumi teiegraphed about
1880 that there would be no need OF
any ambulances. that only four o; those
injured would need to be taken TO the
hospital and that all needed TO NEE; the
train was his own automobile, III which
he would convey the injured.
When the special arrived Il was
found that c. c. Clifton and A. NJ Wal
ters were the only ones requiring i'm
mediate attention. They wsrG taken to
st. Luke's hospital IN the Doctors auto
mobile
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Ifhoy plaeed The Muzxles on Either
Side Of the Knob.
d dawn bis soul, and now the old wo-
ban. Aes quick suspicious aroussa.'
|rev from him most Of the story, all
hut IL Aames Of the other boys. This
e rofasd. saying he did not know
nat 4 was all a dream.
within i've minutes the village was
puseA and they found the shattered
DOR. the stark body behind and the
hud0ariae woman where sha had raw
/ d an night In the fear that the muir
erosn would search her OUT. Then
Me wrath Of the men rose. while the
(auavs walled and rocked and threw
land n thsir hair.
w. did this7"
Baek "a me viilase tney were led By
he - sauaw till they found the two
|tdee boas. but the lame one had ned
WI questioned they denied their
art otettly. although tn men cav
'igno vhjcA ,eeSssd thsm 10 tlubt.
.Csme with us to the dsad man and
wsae tfa4-1o1sI aEa, iRnocas$ " said
be. ana;SAo 1evs ssTssA Thsy msvsd
- sSgsAees.A 4s.sstlsae MT - -
ING ~ IT, nipdz. = - -
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y q
hitch. The six cars wsso sDse1oag
around the circular tsaek at -.
rihc rate Of speed With she Stoees
baker "Whiskbsoom' carrying the dis
fated 3pumbsr -. shout ~ yarlD 81
tho Lead OF the Nsrsss Ne. ;.
On the NTH lap Clyde 0soovaA
whose right front wheel gave way. -.
ter swerving 20 avotl olslktag . neoso
boy. turned into the outside Seoes y
avoid blocking the track. To wsseh q
tho fence fell hack onto tae trAe9. =
the path OF the succeedfns oAs&
Plunge lWts Neoe&sOa
Mercer No. ; hashsd ~ II - -
slant. Tho Suits, running thsve.
drove into the wreckaSe and turned
somsrsault, throwing both it, dSsv-
srs clear.
The Buick followed and streak WIN
q terrible crash turning over several
times. Both occupants Of the BuSck
were killed instantly ana Hcsrod AAd
Brown Of the Suits died Of their In
1uries within . few minutes.
After having escaped the Whss3.
broom" wrsckASA the Mercer NO
again circlsd the track ard was ftseh
wrecked against the fence aftse doSg'
Ing tho bodies that lay In It's pain
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RE x BEACH
ADVENTURE
S T O R l E S
The Law of the
Tribe


II vas -yhs middle Of August Ina
the nights were growing dark Thus
thsv were unnoticed. particularly AZ
mot Of the men were gone hunting.
The leader stole 4 whale gun from
his fathers cachA q great weapon.
thlswing an explosive bomb: The Sec
ono sneaked from hie home IN old
muSket, relic Of 1nssiAA day.. with Q
BAH half the gize Of his little hst,
Whine tho cripple could ind only q
sledgehammer.
Sarely there has nevoe. boon uoEe
curious spectacle than that Of the
three brown children on their mission
OF death winding up the hill. hushed
WITH the tragedy Of the SOFT sweet
summer night. the mind OF each
adane with the hatred Of the other
race. the grim tale Of their slaughtered
fathers and the fear Of the mission
aryS threat urging them. First crept
the young leader In the tremendous
dignity Of his bravado. the second
barely large enough to lug the long
basrsled nuskstooA, and then the pitt
fui halt1ng boy with the withersd
thixf claspin4 the. hammer to hin aeh-
1nx chest, its handle leaving trail in
The. dust hlks thu uack Of an accusing
dnoer.
they loaded their weapons, for this
knack thsy had learned with their
nrsk speech, and, az they were unable
to aim with certainty. they sp-
preached the door and placed the
muscles on either side Of the knob.
Braeing themselves, they cooked their
guns. At sign tho little one raised
the sledge and beat a tattoo. 1t
aw0ke the two within, and the man
arose. He spoks:
who Is there?
"Now," whispered the boy with the.
whale gun. and the two reports
booned ont into, the night rolling
down to the village. and the recol
dung them into the sand. They arose.
but heard nothing within save the
frishtened cries Of the woman, and
then the herrer Of their deed stole
colby into their veins. and they went
shaking down the mountain and into
their mothers huts.
It iii not come. for the white woman
huddled fear stricken at the house.
I AcTss& fhe door layqsher. husbands
BODY, shot through and through with
whale bomb and Russian slug.
~ the settlement stirred in the first
dawn the lame boy could stand 1t no
longer and spoke to his mother.
ssWhat = had dream I had last night.
mo<Aerr'
/ She noted shrewdly that be was
friShteled and that lines showed
around his tired eyes other than the
marks 0e pain that cripple hears.
whist was It, little one?'
4 dreamed that the missionary man
waa dead" He trembled, but she dis
missed him.
.Chutl What a dream!" and she
went about her labors.
Later, he spoke again, for the secret
|Srav With its repression till It weigh
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Aa.ne,d. ar. . M.n.e. to Children

Adenoids are Q Menace TO Children
Adenoids result from a succession OF
colds in babies and young children.
They spoil the mental and physical
life Of a child. The condition that
causes them may easily be avoided by
careful parents. Quickly and thor
oughly cure all colds and throat ir-
ritations by the use Of F'oley's Honey
and Tar Compound. and adeniods will
not develop.-McBride & Will Drug
~
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-FOUR AUTO RAcERs KILLED.
caes Pile Upen Track Dvrins CsNtest
at Nashville.

cass Pile Upsn Track During csNtsst
at Nashville.
Nashville Tenn. Sept. 3.-Death
claimed q heavy toll In the Labor Day
automobile . ces at the state 1ais
grounds yesterday afternoon, when
four Of tho six high power cars -.
tered In the twenty Ave mile free-foe.
ali were wrecked.
Four Of the daredevil racers were
killed. two received minor injuries.
while four escaped without injury Of
any sort. Two OF the cars with their
drivers and mechanicians flashed
thru the tangled wreckags Of broken
cars and manned bodies at q speed OF
sixty miles an hour. sscaping injury.
Tho dead:
John w. Sheriff.. driver Of Buick
car No. ).
Thomas p. Bridges. mechaaician Of
Buick car No. :.
william Sherro. driver Of SUITS car
No. 8.
Gore" Brown. mechanician suits
car No. 8.
The injured:
Freeman Ormsby. mechanieisn Asf.
Ger No. J: injuries not serious.
Clyde Donovan. driver and sole 90.
cupant OF Studebaker ~Whiskbroom~
No. Is. slight bruises.
Edward Polk. driver OF Mercer No.
| 2. slightly bruised.
All the victims are residents OF
Nashville.
Mercer car No. S. Jake Lower. driver.
Ted Sheppard. mechanician. and Ap.
person No. S. r. l. Evans. driver.
! Frank Bell. mechanician. escaped un-
harmed. altho they rushed thru the
wreckase at full speed.
Drove Into Fence.
The horrible tragedy came without
warning to the spectators AZ the pro.
,,;<, hol
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OKLAHOMA LAND.

One-haIe million serss Oklahoma
,cho,, land to be aoisi this fall IN rexaa
and Cimarron counties, on forty Year,
time Let us locate you FIRST venoof
lien notes, big diseeunt Tor cash. OKLA
homa and Panhandle Tens landss Any
size tracts, for sale and trads: describe
what you have. Arthur Nietd HesAsS
Company. Texhoma, Okla.
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-
Z Z '--'' n
tAat IAeeo C1BeFeo we've - oosa
TAs Uusteosk. - 0ed1etns 0aA 0aga1
. ehsAt anA az CT - ~ Weoe
Veskin0 Aan0sl9 no . 1saay. y
IA tAan tAst tle5 osse esDe VI
hin b ~ AAhsd bo1y and kaaA b.
side Il, vhagS try Dust tsko - their
ahkts aDA sopsat their eAtbs WITH
hands upon The wounAA AZ tAis ths
littls sAavsfs grew pala. a1A tha small.
q enc hagen % cry.
mot tho shirt" 10 vhimpersa
Don't make ~ take az our shirts"
And at this the men locked at each
(osAee sadly ana feal behind % that the
beys wase ahsad. They had li1ehsa
at IL ordoal Thay coujA ~ enAuse
that NEST terrible oath wheeean The
shirt u rsmovsA, ana thar guilt was
patent to these ksea men. Thsy spoke
gutturaln among themselves: then,
without further warning, their rifles
rang. and the httle bodies pitched 1os.
ward a IL bsaeh.
Two hunters bore them to the door
Of Mathisons house, followed by the
grim braves, and tears raced down
many q wKinkled visags ut the sight.
for the children had been blood Of
their blood, and he whom they had
avenged had hsen hatod BIZ them all.
but justice Of the Spartan type reigns
among thsss hardy people. Moreover,
IN tia mast years they had grown to
respect the s1i1xled man who rules this
great realm from the bridge Of the
white revenue ship and who stood in
their eyes for the grim, unyieldinS
image Of the law and for the vengeance
az the ether yaeA.
They dug a grave before the wild
ow.s door and placed therein the two
bodies: then the chief went in and
smoke to her.
Come forth and look. We have
Killed our own sons that your blood
might be avenged"
They took her away from the place
and down the coast to Port Clarence
to her husbands friend, but further
than that thew did nothing save to
lock up the house and leave things as
thev were. for they felt that the news
would travel BY the mystic channels
AZ dasolate land. ma that the revenue
cutter would glide around the point
and soon thew would have 30 face the
vrath of the white man and, worse,
tho accusing eyes Of the old man
whose voice in anger shook every ma
tive from Akutan upward.
.How ~ nrst heard the news I
don't know" said the lieutenant, ''for
ne ve.e avav uD IN the Kotsebue
country. and IL vas vague, but we
ne. med south full, speed and anchored
abreast of the town less than q week
after the tragedy.
aAs On our f3rat trim no canoes put
ar 70 meet us. and q deadly silence
IA. Over the MACE. The eaunt hills
loaned forward. listantnr: the birds
seemed hushed. ana not 4 soul showed
I'M 7 landed in the gig. II was not
lon1 til I-had the whole story. and
= co,,ad . r,aatinv of the men. saving
that the captain would bs there to
hear them. Than Invent back and
told Hea1y.
ut was \ strange siaht that August
nigbt-the daring light on the gaunt,
bronzed faces that stared 70 upoodily
at us, the agony Of the parents. whose
thoughts were in the grave on the
mountain. side, the overhanging velvet
hills rearing up to the starry sky.
The dignity and the ceremony of It are
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Classified Advertisements
FoR GALE
TO RENT
70 EXCHANGE,
1p r...sr

WANTE4sxe&,
Wantsd-Orders forfsrApes Phone
719 green.
Wantsd-Two young calves. Theo-
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29-B.
Wanted-Let your wants be known
to w. E. Crawford. real estate end en-
ployment agent. Phone $685.. over 2l4
East Main.
rWanted-Room and board bx single
man in private family having modern
accommodations. In answering state
location. Address P. Q; Box III.
Wanted-First class soom in private
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In answering state location. Address
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Wantsd-Money to loan on first mort
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good rates. Municipal warrants for
sale See me for q ranch gor dairy
farm at bargain. NJ. T. WOODS, real
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wantsd-Ashes. garbage and rub
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Wsntsd-Let your wants be- known.
Fred w. Carl. employment and real
estate. Phone $50.
Wanted. Man and wife cooks. Salary
$1,000 per mouth. room and board
Winchester Hotel. Eldora, Iowa.
Z Wartsd-Rubbish to haul and all
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Wantsd-Evsryons to know that the
services Of tho Visiting nurse employed
BY the visiting NUdse's Association are
to BE- had at what patients are able
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Telephone Susan LAMpman. sos West
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HELP WANTEo-MALE.
Wantsd-M essenger boy at Western
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Wantsd-Men to help put up tents
Friday morning. Sept. 5. A. R Dodge.
Wanted-Carpenters. flrst class An
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Learn . Trads-United States navy
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HELP WANTED-FEAAALE.
Wantsd-Dinins room girl at Shrubs
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Wantsd-Girl for general housework
Mrs c.. E. Hatcher. 607 West Main
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Wantsd-Goo6 lady pastry cook:
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oao aAaR-AasAcR I'LL ANQolf4
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Made tSiHsooN lMsmoNA
MithriAasss, great Salsr g 10o.
9r.dually hardsaod ht00oR a0AS1oe
every knoVA De10on ~ taxing M
Aosss: that 10 pelseo Goo94 co1oA ~
mapping.
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Southwsst Iowa 10 Z fset3e odd FOR
me naA With anything - ~ 0ss
has merit. II 10 thickSy poDalaeed ana
prosperous. Ssventy-ffve thoueAod pso-
ole IN southwest Iowa f~AA ~ saafy
NonparslL II - the great veas -
ne6ium or st,is section. e = k::s".
e.r a.d vtds as . prvducer Of PesuttA
n xuu hare land a anything sizs -
~ e tr>aa ri n tooaA vs1A aD9kA.
vest iowa thru tha EAnpAfoN Write
eor our spacial ofEee. Nanoass4 Co..
Ell DlulRA l0Wa.
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MONTANA LANDS.

Montana Fruit Lards-F'ive. and ten
acre apple orchards In bearing, under
Irrigation, In that splendid Bitter ROOT
valley. fine living conditions. healthfai
climate. These orchards are fine In
ycs;ment for nonresident owner
Ground floor price. 8. F. Beasdsiey'
Commerce Building. st. Paul. MINI.
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MarshaIl County Farms For Sale-
$50 acres five miles from State Cen
ter. In high state OF cultivation. and
highly improved. price $50 per care.
Terms $4,000 cash. balance ten years
6h per cent.
100 acre farm near Marshalltown.
This Ia a fine farm. has modern
house. finished in quarter sawed oak.
and other improvements to match.
This Is the best I know Of and Is
bargain at 5000 per acre. Don't over
look these snaps but come In and SEQ
me at once.
G.. +. Pearson Land Company. ovee
Millers jewelry store, East Main
street. Phones. office 1903; residence
11l3 white.
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MINNESOTA LANDS.

Fer Sais-Good farms FOR corn.
wheat. oats, barley. clover. timothy
ana stock ratsing. Heavy black son.
Gay subsol. tile drainASA best 1rain
belt in state. equal TO hsst 10 Iufnots
ana Iowa. Good hsmss, 5eoa sasSa1.e
and good terms. Alexander Ecko.
winnebago, MINI
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Fer Saio-LhsAp and on cast terms
Improved farms In Marshalt county,
Minnesota. We are land owners. not
.are>ta We bataA md jnp1os0G ! 1oU
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ty. Minnesota: ten miles from Albert
Lea. six miles from Oakland. twelve
miles from Iowa line. w. A. Norton.
NArshalltoWn. Iowa
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from Hampton. Highly improved, fine
location on r. F. d. and county road.
AT . sacrifice. Address Hicks Broth
Grs. Hampton, Iowa
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Fer SaIe-Good improved farms IN
Howard and Mitchell ceanty. Iowa
Also In Mower county. Minnesota: do
scription aud price sent on request
Address w. O. T. Oleson. Bailey. Iowa
The best bargain IN Franklia county
either for home or Investment. located
within three miles Of Bllswor CotIeg~
Iowa FAlle. thoroughly tiled: hns set
Of improvements: all under eultivaeion.
Q beautiful home: good terms. Write
". Scenic City Land and Loan Som-
pany Iowa Falls. lows
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V11O kSS11V
northeast OF Nicholson's Ford bridge.
"A. p. Anderson. route 5, box II.
For Sale-Ten acre tract improved
within city limits, price $500. Three
acre tract well improved. $4,000. Five
acre tract well improved. $500. Five
acre tract well improved. $500. Ten
acre tract $500. See us for small
tracts or lots in any part OF the city.
Fred w. Carl.
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M.scELLAN1oUA

Old Carpets Made IrAa Rass-Hsp-
ner Rug Works. Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Write for booklet. Do this immsdsAteIy.
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NE !" vVHN 6NVSO0s
Daraain-$l4,00 buys 42s acres. one
fourth mile from village, thirty eight
from Buffalo: one-half level black
loan soil, 100 acres timber. living wat
er. Good ten room house. new barn
l3xI20. k.mbrel roof. patent stnnch-
ions, hay fork. litter carrier. hennery.
pigsery, sranary. 100 apple trees. In
cluding all crops. forty -eish, head cat
tie four horses. fifteen hogs. forty
hens. all tools; $500 cash. $500 yearly.
nor cent. Free list. G. J. Ellis. Farm
ers' Bank. Springville. N. Y.
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POLK COUNTY. MINNESOTA.

$50 acrss. ~ miles from Erskin, two
miles from Ciscoe: highly improved
with all kinds OF buildings: nearly all
under cultivation: will sell as less than
value and give easy terms: Win gladly
mail to anyone full Descriptions with low
price and terms. John Forbes. Poea-
hontas. Iowa
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The horrible tragedy came without
warning to the spectators as the pro.
vious races had been run without q
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MISSOURI LAND.
Nssl bargatns In northeast Nissouf'
farms. Write for list. kelso Realty
Company. LaPlata. Mo.
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Fer aaio-To divide partnership. best
20 acre farm in iowa. Nine minutes
Evening star., 1913-06-24

Leave your little wants at
The Star Branch.
One in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES,
s,s sossa MeGgirs 9th and D. ST. 81, Indian. .,.
Postal Telegraph. 1924 y: Y. sve;
o,.Ti!l's Drns store zth and and Gssts, st. ,,.
riemer's Pha -n,scy. 18th and columbia road
htnss Drug r1ss St"rs I'm IL fna
Herost,s Drug Store. 25th snd Pa ave.
g. Kann. Sons & Co. Information Bureau.
H.1, n p psrker y Csn sSd @ IN nv T;o-,a, sv.
Roland wallace Newsstand and Stationery Store.
rewisbur,'s Drug store ss4o 14th NV.
Union Station Postal Telegram:
1s st:ts, Capitol Po.ts Tsss1sps egraps
VufEiey's Drug Store. 21st md g sts
GEORGETOwN,
n'Dcnneil's Drug Store. 3ond and NJ SITS.
rr1des Pharmacy. 18th and SITS.
fostel Telegraph, l249 Wisconsin ave-
NORTHEAST,
:: K. Ricbarison ( Co. \, Cap. and p .ts.
kenealy's Phsrnacv. n Gap and I sts.
wins Up sna Cat 1sth 1s an ST.
reatman: ID; a. Pharmacy. 7.h and ne
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and East Cap SIS
SOUTHEAST:
Inc%pscn Drug Co. sth and sts Sc
NJ q Fealy Druggist. ilth and Pa ave-
SOUTHWEST.
ifth ct. wharf, Postal Telegraph ofice.
Sullivan's DRUG Store. 7th and D sts. s.w.
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