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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1913-11-28

TEST VOTES WHITE SUCCEEDS MITCHELL ON THE Ex-
(ey
A of
will be written will
country, # was the most resCtiorarv rtdden % otrnd ci
Federatonzed
these assertions will be erated reiterated through the
husng
troc abusive will be hurled "GOmpe machine
believers the policies
s o VIII hu back in the teeth OF those who vcousy attack the
A F. of the
ant acts Of the convention will probably suit neither the radicals
the extreme conservatives nevertheless article
forth few of the important the
radical and the term conservative are both elastic both
subject
their views actions The unwilling
belief because the old brought results
application
proof? That
bitter within labor violently
Seattle convention offer apology voting with the minority
occasions Nor with those who would the
hrtyh
it's theoretical
bricks Before end this article shall tell why.
national way in the labor movement my mind the ringing speech
] VI W u uu @ tr h o. d Nv lt ou i la m bih +
nothing Did he? Listen to him.
They referng the Michigan their
have
property Every title property existence is awceaed and
property primarily
mun individual corporation takes the ground that the
lis he he
society he creating condition that will
cause society to modify or to change those titles to property as 1t mas per-
feet right do whenever its judgment deems for the welfare of society
ito
connection with the the department its
ikebreakers
another under the of going
labor another kind the
purpose of breaking strikes taken into strange communities and put work
there against their own best judgment ana against u VIII hose private
employment the time under the direction the
federal do know whether they will be under the dc
by which the federal will
but a bureau of information"
should
Mark this WELL who think progressing not at all
practically worked think
canwin the department of labor bureau of information that will be
handled where
over the country and from the other sources from which we can collect IN
will receive the hours employment the conditions under
whether snv trade dinute EXISTS where the employment NAV be had and then
where that
they will
employment in
community strike exists
taking the place of these strikers he does with his
open IND ignorance"
labor the such
as Billy Wilson as its first Official head the pronunciation Of such policy as
the direct result of work done by the federation
omission commission ancd
or
President the attempted amagamaon of
political
political standing labor platform
resolution doomed ohe knew that socialists do not fuse with
brought first the
a. political within
Delegate administrative whip
Read that and ponder it,
suitably
political
Continued Page
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SUES FOR LOSS OF
LEG IN ACCIDENT

Emmett Ardell, OF Pueblo, has filed
suit in the district court at walsen-
burg against the d. e. r. C. railroad
for $4,000 damages for the loss of his
leg in a railroad accident at Tiago.
about IS months ago. The plaintiff
was switching coal cars when he fell
over an open cuivert and landed be-
meath the moving train which severed
his left leg below the knee.
Ardell is 22 years of age and resides
with his mother and sister on South
Union avenue in Pueblo. His father.
George A. Ardell, a prominent loco
motive engineer. was killed in rail-
road wreck at Canon City in 1892 in
a head-on collision near Canon City.
His uncle. R. C. Steele. an engineer.
was killed on the Aspen branch in
1902. when his locomotive went into
the ditch from derailment-PuebIo
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CANON CITY WELCOMES
FLORENCE VISITORS

The members OF B1O-snce Circte.
Ladies' of the G. A. r. and OF FioreBse
Post. Grand Army OF tho Rspublic. ars
drove up from our sister city this
morning and are enD9ing a picnic La
the City park here. With their We
hicles decorated wirnn naEs and tina
national oolors the party proclaimed
It's patriotic ardor. Rev o. S. Reed
was an invited suessg OF the visitaBs
at the picnic dinners The panty,
which includes thirty-iiSe persons. will
return to Florence late this afternooul
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WARDEN COMPLETES
I,OO0-Mu.E. AUTO THiR

Boulder. Colorado. Iune s.
Thomas lyman. warden. Of the Colo
RADIO penitentiary. came To Bouldsr in
his official automobile today after
1000 miles hike arnnnd the various
parts OF the state where con.victs are
employed In road baildt1E-
He came here TO inspect the Boul-
der canon highway. sishtecn nnies In
length. between Builder and Seder-
land. the Barker meadow reservoir of
the Colorado Power eonpany. swo and
one-half miles long, and mile wide
the largest in the state in tbs noun
tain region. with tha proposed natioa-
al highway. through the Rolky Noun
tain National park. running. from len
yer to Estes park. and forming a part
OF the 100-mile scenic loop highwa,
now being constructed through JEFF
ferson. Clear Creek. Git,in and Boul
der counties and back 20 Denver.
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Here from California.
and heart

Mrs. Gus Beach and cunning little
daughter. Miss Dorthy Dell. arrived
Saturday afternoon from California
for a visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. r. Goodrich OF SOC Green
wood avenue.
The Goodrich family. with Mrs. ]. L.
Sterling and daughter. Miss Dorothy
Mao. in the Goodrich car went to
Parkdale and met No. 4 Saturday
coming hack on the train through tho
Royal Gorge with Mrs. Beach and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mattoon and family
of washtaw, Iowa. who were passing
through Canon City from California
on their way home.
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SEND MESSAGES
OF enIOOLHGE

The Florence Chsmbsr1ut Corzznerce
through ID. A. Jack. ItzsDresidezr-. and
]! p. Neweill j,s secretnzy. Friday. aft
ernoon sent The following message OF
coincidence to the rnsmbers se the
Canon City Business Mems associa-
tion depiorihz the u1simely and un-
fortunate s,a1h OF thatr presiose.l. the
late Theodsrx NJ Harding:
"Gentleneu- Pieass allow us. OF
behalf of ti1ny F1oreuze Chanis.r o,
Commerce.. to express our feart-felt
sympathy with a brakher ors.nization
in the untiineiy losss Of Its capable. &C.
ficient and faithful president
A veriza message Of much the sa nc
import was received during the Aay
from Se<rctnry Jtmkins OF. the Pusblc
Commarve club and Secretary Hender-
son Of me Colorado Springs charnbei
of Commerce.
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BURIED At LAKESIDE
CEMETERY TODAY

The funeral OF tho late Mrs. susan
s. Proctor. wife C. Il Proctor. took
place from the family home on Grand
avenue. lincoln park. al o'clock this
afternoon and was conducted by Rev.
T. c. Ilsiey. pastor OF the First Bap-
list church. followed by burial a,
Lakeside cemetery.
Mrs. Proctor died last Saturday
morning and was aged sixty-fve
years. eleven months and nineteen
days. She was born Ia 81 Lawrence
county. New York. and came TO Canon
City with her husband a little more
than a year AGO from Iowa to make
her home. She was twice married.
her FIRST husband b~tnE David Cay
wood. who has been dead many years.
OF the nrzt union there are two chill
dren. Wilbur caywood OF this city and
Mrs Mary Morrison Of salina. aRa-
sas. both OF whom were present at the
obseauics this afternepn. Deceased
was a member OF the Baptist church
at New Hartford. Iowa. and was
woman OF excellent qualities OF head
and heart.
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MAJOR PEABODY
CALLED TO REST

Death claimed another OF the vet
Grams of the Civil war when Major w.
s. Peabody. brother OF Ex-Governor
Peabody. pioneer OF Colorado. and far
famed as the friend of the birds, .
died at 7:i5 o'clock Thursday morning
at his home. 1890 Corona street.
Major Peabody came to Colorado In
1866. at the completion OF a brilliant
war record. He was born in Vermont
June 6. 1899, OF one OF the most dis
tinguished New England families.
He enlisted as a private in the
Eighth Vermont. known as the New
England brigade. and fought under
General Butler during the great Gulf
campaign. He was stationed at Ship
Island and served there until the tax
Ing of New orieaas.
For more than year he vas at hIs
post at Fort Pike. aad it was for bray-
cry and fidelity to dity there that he
was advanced to the post Of major,
and was put in commaad OF the forr.
He then vent with Gen.. j. J-I
Reynolds to Little Rock, Ark, anf at
tIis close of HE war resigned fcm
the army and cent into tie dry gSods
business
HIS helped establish the post at Pa-
gosa Springs FSrt LewIs) and buat
the fisst house there. Major Peabody,
came to Denver In 1895 and became
with the Tramwzy CONF
pany. At his office windows. winter
and summer. ne provided noxss OH
birdseef suet and oefier FOOD for the I
Inches. hfs pets. Hsziways So aside
. part of his salary tprkecp thu boxes
ilIed. That one item On the msothly
budget was more impsstant: tiznri any
,eher.
Major Reabody is stryfved ~ a.
sSdow. Funeral arraspements have
sot yet been made. buo the bod5r will
,e interred at Fairmsunt' cer1eery
d@jor Pea5ody was a nembers sr The
-osal Legion. He wal. interesss in
III that concerned the. Grand Al py.
md always took an actfss-part ii pc
Of Sfemoriar' day urkU N
ress prersnrsd--Roossv Mossnain
Se~s
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a. b. y. Farewell.

Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Blanche Wing the members OF the A.
B. z. Sorority gathered to tender a
farewell to Miss Bernice Richardson.
who on Thursday was married to Mr..
Earl r. Stuver. of Fort Morgan.
a splendid picnic lunch was one OF
the features and afterward a miscel-
ianeous shower for the bride-to-be,
she receiving many useful and dainty
articles from the Sorority girls. The
evening was one of much happiness
70 an concerned.
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JONES RELEASED UNOER BOND

Marian Jones, who was arrested at
Canon City Wednesday night while In
camp with two men and his child. has
been released upon n peace bond of
$500. He was chased from Box canyon
to Canon City over a road hardly pas
sable for vehicles. by Deputy Sheriff
Kinds and finally located at Canon
City. He was brought back and plac-
ed in the county jail. THURSDAY he
wanted to effect a reconciliation with
his wife but she refused. and filed pa
pers for divorce
In her psfition' for divorce she asks
for $50 alimony. $50 attorney fees and
custody Of the child Mrs. Jones szrore
to complaint for him abous six
months ago and he was not seen IN
til last Sunday night, when he came
into the city azsf tried TO square mas
ters with her. hut when she refused
he skipped out axzin. He was waurcd
on charge, of seating and threatsD.
ing his wife. He denies the charppss
Cripple Creek Hines
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HAS FINE CROP OF CHERRIES

X. r. King who has a productive
fruit ranch on walnst street. Lincoln
pars. reports an exceptionally gosd
crcss OF chsrries On his place this
year. He was in town this morning
and exhibited some cherries of the
Early Moriila variety that grow In
great clusters: IN some Instances as
many as a dozen or fifteen being
found on branches OF considerably less
diameter than the ordinary lead pen
ell. The trees were planted by Mr..
King since coming to Canon City
eleven years ago and are now so large
that fourteen-foot ladder is requlr-
ed by the picker to get the topmost
fruit.
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From Les Angeles to New DIRK.

A man and his wife en- r,snte from
Los Angeles, California. to New York
City on motorcycle With bicycle at
tachmont at tho rear arrived here
from the west about ! o'clock today.
and. after a short stay. left for Pueb-
10 and points east. The man rode the
motorcycle and tho woman the trail
er: neither OF which seemed very com
Portable for so long a journey. A con-
siderable quantity of implements. In
cludlng complete camp equipage
was carried on the two machines,
They left Los Angeles about month
ago and expected to reach their des-
.tination about the middle Of August.
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Entertains j. L. G.. Club.

Miss Elcmay Kissinger was hostess
10 the J. U. G. club Saturday after
noon at her home. Terrace Gardens.
South Ninth street.
The afternoon was devoted to music.
sewing and fortune telling. Delicious
refreshments we're served.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
e Cenevieve Trip OF Pueblo. Mrs
Claude Ruth Of Pueblo and Miss Bet
ty Fulton OF Denver.
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FUNERAL OF LATE
7. N. HARDING, SR.

The funeral OF the late 7. NJ. Hard
ing sr. occurred Sunday afternoon
from Christ church at o'clock. Bis
hop olmsted conducting the ceremon-
iai.
The body lay in state In the chancel
of the church from two until three
o'clock and during this time Mr.. Tom
G. Taylor. organist of the parish. play
ed Tschaikowsky's funeral march in
C. minor. As the soft string tones OF
the organ announced the piaintive
theme OF the great Russians compost
ton husi1s OF soIemnity and rever-
enee pervaded the sacred edihce.
At three O'Clock Bishop olmsted be-
gan reading the opening sentence Of
the Office for the burial Of the dead.
commencing. II am the resurrection
and the life" The vested choir took
their seats In the choir stalls and the
beautiful Aria % Rest In the Lord
from Nendeisshon's Elijah was
played on the organ.
The 3sth Psalm. Lord Let Ne
Know Ny End was beautifully chant
ed by the choir to Beethoven's setting
In G minor.
At the conclusion Of the lesson tist
Corinthians. l5 ehApterl. read vcry
impressiveiy by the Bishop. hyma
ss7 Come Ye Diseonsoiate." the fHv-
orite hymn OF the deceased was sung
The service In the church ended by
Mr.. Taylor playing Handei's Dead
March from the oratorio. SAUL
The church was crowded with the
many friends of the Harding family
and some OF the gentlemen had to
stand up. Outside the Lawn was we'll
covered with many who came to pay
their last respectz.
The floral offerings we're many and
beautiful and we're sent no, only from
Canon ci.y but by mourning friends
from Different parts OF the state.
A. the grave the masons conducted
their beautiful aud impressive serv-
leo
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Back from Denver Celebration.

After a several days round OF pleas
uro In Denver. Doc" Grimes and the
smiling countcnance are again on tho
job at Pcabody's Drug store Ray has
been attending the funniest cciebra-
tion In Denver and reports the occa-
sion. as great success and as being
tho biEscst thing OF its kind he has
ever witnessed.
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Farewell Party.

Miss Ella Roberts proved herself to
he a most charming hostess Tuesday
evening when she entertained sixteen
young ladies' and gentlemen.
The gathering took the nature OF a
mrwen party for the Misses Eliza
beth and Caroline Thomas VINO nave
gone to Trinidad to make their home
Games. vocal and instrumental mu
sic and the serving OF dainty refresh
ments made the evening hours pas
very quickly.
i, is with much regret that TN
Misses Thomas leave Canon as the
are charming young ladies ana popu
lar in social circles.
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Made AutemchIIe "Trip Here sunda,

Made Automobile "trip Here sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse II. Waters and J.
d. Llaherty OF Colorado Springs. ac-
companed By Mr.. and Mrs, Winfield
Holbrook and ]. J. cogan of Pcnrose.
came here in tho Waters car on san-
day to attend the funeral of the late
+. NJ. Harding. They returned homo
Sunday evening.
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GG&GGS:lON939333
Society
0ndCLubS
G&G&G& ~
Canon City Ladies Entertain Florence


Ladies.
Thursday the hospitf BILE home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers on Green
wood avenue was the scene OF a most
delightful gathering OF Canon and
Florence people, the occasion being
the annual entertainment of the Flor
ence Presbyterian Missionary Society
by the society OF the First Presbyteri-
an church OF Canon. About eleven
u. m. automobiles and carriages ar
rived, bringing a fine representation
from our sister city. They we're
greeted by reception committee and
4 pleasant social hour followed.
At noon an excellent dinner was
served on the lawn at which several
tables we're filled. At two D. IN. the
following program, ably conducted by
Mrs. Frank McCiintock. president. and
Mrs. Chapman. leader. was given:
Devotional Services led by Mrs.
Sewer.
Brief talks on Early Christian
Missionaries-Mrs. Goodrich. Mrs. |
Hyatt.
Piano Duett-Mrs. Stuart. Miss
Hendrickson.
Talks on The Jesuits" and "The
Time of Seed Sowing Mrs. Colgate,
Mrs. Burgess
Vocal Solo. lo............... Miss Bethel
Paper-"Presbyterian Work in China
in the Latter Part OF the 18th Cen
tury. and the Present outlook-Mrs.
J. Newell Wright
Vocal Solo. lo.......... Mrs. Bethel
Adjournment
The program created much Interest.
the several talks and the instructive
paper by Mrs. Wright appealing to all
The music was all OF a high order
and Mrs. Bethel charmed. as she al
ways does. her hearers.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
was beautifully decorated with roses
and pansies and nothing was left un-
done by these kind people TO promote
the happiness OF their guests who
numbered one hundred and seven.
About four-thirty p. m. all departed
for their homes. having greatly en-
joyed the fellowship with the good
ladies from Florence.
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GOOD FOR TRAPPING FLIES


A Daily Record. subscriber tele-
phoned in TO the Office few days ago
her experience In trapping flies. and
suggested that some publicity be CIV
en- to It for the benefit OF others In
tercsted in the destruction OF the
dipterous little insect. so much In
evidence during the summer months.
She said that after using most of the
sweetened stuffs prepared as fiy baits
without obtaining as good results as
she had hoped for she tried moiStencd
bran and found II better than any
thing she had ever cxperimented with
The bran. she says. Is more ailurins
TO flies than the most tempting OF the
saccharinc poisons sold for that pnr-
pose. and. when uscd as bait for
trapping them. succeeds where other
agencies fall.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
G a . Q RIA

C. c. Patton and son. Clyde. return
ed home Friday night from a week or
ten days outing on the Patton ranch
near Roggen In Weld county. They
report an interesting vacation despite
the hot weather.
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mans Camp.
Pittman-Go Forth and Find.
Porter-Scolssh Chiefs.
Post-Man OF Last Resort.
Raipson-Boy Scouts in the Canal
Zone.
RaIphson-Boy Scouts in the Phil
ippines.
Raymond-Dorothy Chester.
Reid-Giraffe Hunters.
Richards-Miss Jimmy.
Rickert-Beggar in the Heart.
Rinehart-Case OF Jennie Brice.
Robins-My Little Sister.
sabin-with Carson and Fremont
Schultz-with the Indians in the
Rockies.
Shead-Incorrigible Dukane-
Sheridan-Jess OF Harbor Hill.
Sherwood - Henry worthington.
Ideaiist
Smith-Street of the Two Friends.
spearman-Mountain Divide
Stanley-Ordcr No. IL.
Stanton-when the Wildwood Was
In Flower.
Stevenson-Marzthon Mystery.
stewart-Fugitiys Blacksmith.
Tarkington-conqaes Of Canaan.
Thurston-Masqnerz
Van Dyne-Aunt James Never at
Work.
ward-Mating OF Eydaa-
wfIiams-Glrl and the Game
wiIliams-Frank Fairweathers For
tunes
williamson Passes
wIlliamson-Set In Silver.
wood-oberland chalit-
wrigst-CalIing OF Dan Matthews
Shepherd OF the HIiis-
Yatcs-At the Door.
Girl sfth the Rosewood Clutches.
The following looks have been
added to the rent list and ufn be
leaned for I've cents n wesk
Alden-LoEt Million.
Baker-Miss Mystery
Barbcur-PegEy- y-in-the-Ra
BIndioss-Rah.hing for Sylvia
Bower-uphii, Climb.
Churchill-Inside OF the Cup
Crocherf-Patsy.
Danby-concert pneh.
Farnoi-Amxteur Gentleman
Forman-OoenIng Door.
Fox-H<art o, tic Hills.
Grey--Deser: Gold.
Harrison-y. VS. Eeyes.
S.xiy-hist Second.
hteAtt ft1utn u AhF A@a1AtA- - =
Kives-vsiiants oi Virginia
LlncoIn-Rise OF Roscoe Paine.
Lincoln-Mr. Prtt's -'a'ients.
Locke Stella Marls.
London Night Lore.
McCarter-waii Of Mon,
MacGrsth--Piace OF Honeymosas.
Marlatt-saily castictSn Southern
eT.
Martin-Pareslte.
Page-rAnd OF the Spirit.
Parker-Judgmcnt House.
Porter-Poilyanna
Richmond-Mrs. Red Pepper.
Rowiand-Apple OF Discord-
scott-Unforglving Offender.
vance-Day OF Days.
ward-rady Roses Daughter.
wadler-cry in the wildErness.
wharton-Reef.
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|
| AT LIBRARY
The following books have been ad.
ded to the public library and are
ready for circulation:
Nen-Fiction.
Baring--Gould-Sto OF Germany.
Barrett-Panama Canal.
Galsworthy-Pfseon.
Darkness-LatiA Grammer
Socialism in Theory and
Prastice.
Kennedy-Terrible Meek
Rennedy-Necessary Evil.
Lewis-Handbook Of Election Laws
Newson-Homes of Character.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
Social O7jer.
Seton-Roy scosts OF America
Thompson-Rail~ay Library.
Townsend--Life sf washington.
Trine-winning of the Best.
Artemus ward-Csmplete Works
wilson-Ns~ Freedom.
How to Write Letters that Win
sixth Annual Repsrt- of Lastisa.e
Commerce Commission
T. S. Naval War Reeords-Unisa
and Confederate Navies-. SERIES /.
Vol Is.
Institute Commerce Commissisx
Statistics 3ard Report.
Fs9ioa.
Aitksn-Golden Horseshoe
AIlen,-Heroine IN Bronze
Barheur-Craftoa chums-
Black-Nad Cap Violet.
Burgezs-white Cat.
Burgess-Boy Scouts OF vnodcrannI
Camp.
Burroa<hs-Campka< and. Tramp
INK with Roosevelt
calthrsp.-Perpetua
earlstsn-Sew Li~.s for Old.
Carroll-Auce's Adsenturerss in.
Wonderland
castiemAn-Young Game Warden.
Csman-Desious Ways
Ghambsrs-Some LADIES' In Haste.
Ghamhars-Tracer sk Lost Parsons
Chandisr-rold in the Gardans o.
t<zaIey.
Gnttlnr-rowers Of Samoa
Depoe-Hans Brinlzsr. or the Silyar
Skates.
Dorrance-siaid and n. Man.
Dowd-Polly of Lady Gray Cottage
Duncan-Best OF a Ink-
Ferber-Roast Beef Medium.
Eield-Niixed Pickles.
Ford-Third Alarm
Gates-Poor Little Rich. Girl.
Goodrich-Deynards Divorce.
Green-Msyors wIfs.
Green-one OF Ny Sons.
Gre-n-Strange Disappearance.
-Ieaxenworfh O.s.
Habbeton-Helen's Babies.
Hsnty-s.lon OF st. Mark. =
Hoimes-Elsie vennar.
Hope-Second String.
Howard y.
owelis-MIodern Instance.
Howells-Ncw Leaf Mills.
keays-I and Ny True Love
Klein-Llon and the Mouse.
Knipe-Lucky sixpence.
IanEe-on the Trail of the Sioux
Leroux-AIan with the Black Feati-
cr.
Le~is-Peggy o'Nsai.
Ilppinannc-Martha-by-the-Day
Littlc-iady OF the Decoration.
Locke-Simon the Jester.
Lounders-Linda and the Boys.
MacGrath--Grcy cioaks.
MacGrath--Man On the Box.
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A Reesr6 Wast A WuI Sell II
Attest: J. v. Dszann, ~s-< -
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Le~is-Peggy o'Ssai.
Iippinannc-Martha-by-the-Day.
Little-i.ady OF the Decoration.
Locke-Simon the Jester.
Lounders-i.inda and the Boys.
MacGrath-Grcy Cioaka.
MacGrath-Man On the Box.
MscGrath-Half a Rogue.
Magruder-Sunny Southerner.
Mansugh-Tom and Some Other
Girls.
Mccall-Breath of the Gods
Mccutoheon-B Brewster's Millions.
Mccutchoon--Ne Nedra.
McCutchcon-Jane Cable.
McCutcheon--Purple Parasol.
Meade-Light OF the Morning.
Meade-Wlld Kitty.
Observation-Disclosures of Francals
Mitchcl-over His Cigar.
Mulock-Adventurers OF Brownie
Norris--Pit.
o'Connor--Tittlc Thank-You.
Orczy--Son OF the People.
Palmer--Lucy OF the Stars.
PAngborn rn--Interventions.
Fhillips-Bunty Prescott At EnsIish