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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21
Made Enjoyable.

It is a noteworthy fact that music made
in company is all the more enjoyable to
the executants. Children love playing
duets, and trio is a triple joy. There
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-21

LAVE R S there are
a-plenty who make muir
der a fine art There
are scores of burglars
and yeggmen who have
reduced S a G blasting
and house breaking to q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
COUNTY COMMITTEE
GANVASSES THE VOTE

The last act Of Tom Lea, anti ring
t,ef-r,s7l ~ the county Democratic eN-
ecutiye committee, was to call the
members OF that committee togetn-
or Saturday morning, when the re
turns OF the recent primary elec-
ffor were canvassed and those can
didates receiving trre highest number
OF votes were declared the nominees
With the exception Of Lea George mar :
per Judge Peytou F. EDWARDS ana
county clerk Park Pitman were Ine
only ones who took part in the nleellIls-
Pitman was there 70 receive tHe re-
turns OF the county nominees II lHeIe
is any contest brewing, there was no
hint OF 1t at the executive comm zee
session A defeated candldate oeslIlls
to contest the election VIII nave I've
days after the posting OF the As'
TO file his notice ,.. ~,,r,f--
Lea will forward to waiter Coillns'
state chairman. at Houston, Tex, the
returns for all state officers, the coun-
~ chairman and newly elected mem
bers OF the executive cOInIlIltse N, n
RETURNS OF congressman W r smith
will be certified TO Charles r. CON Ds'
at Arson. Tex. J. B. Gibson, CHAIRMAN
of the eighth supreme judicial dlslrlct
will receive the returns OF Judge A ~
WalrhalTs election The returns OF
state senator Claude Hudspetn VIII pc
sent to C. c. Mcdonald. chairman or
the 25th senatorial district Ine votes
OF county fudge A. 5. J. Eylar, noInl-
mated representative. and those OF as
trict attorney W. W. Bridgers VIII De
forwarded to J. Y. Canon. van horn
Tex. The votes returned for these Two
take in CulbersOn and FL PasO counties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
CARRANZA PROMISES
TO PROTECT SPANISH

Spanish neutrals in Mexico are to be
given all possible guarantees, they
y-ilI be reimbursed for their property
losses and will be permitted to return
TO Mexico when the "Consututionalist"
party is in control
These assurances were given senior
Manuel Walls AlerinO, special envoy
from the Spanish government 70 Ven
ustiano Carranza, who was received
bv Carranza at Monterey Friday
senior Walls Merino was in FL Paso
several days before going to Monterey.
he was sent there for conference
with the first chief of the revolution.
which was arranged in advance by
telegraph
A telegram has been received by
consul Rafael z. Muzquiz from min
lister YsedrO Fabela, Of the depart
ment of interior in Carranza's cabi-
net saying that the meeting between
the Spanish envoy and Carranza was
most cordial and the envoy was as
sured that his people would receivs
all guarantees from the Constitution
alists"
Carranza also told the envoy that if
some Of his nationals had suffered loss
Of property it was the result Of civil
war or OF meddling in politics on their
part and that just reimbursements
would be made to them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
REBEL CHIEFS EXPECT
NO PEACE CONFERENCE

Veracruz, Mex. Aug There will
be no peace conference between dele
gates Of president Carbajal and Car
rama when Carbajars delegates ar
rive. according to the view OF Con
stiUutionalist' leaders at Tampico.
From Col. GallardO. Villas personal
representative at Tampico and Col
Navarrate, military chief at Tampico.
it has been learned that the "Consti-
tutiOnalists" in that region had not
expected Carranza would even receive
Gen Lauro Villar and David Gutierrez
Allende. CarbajaIs representatives.
and that if he does the constitutional
lists Will not agree TO any terms made
with CarbajaL They insist that the
revolution must be settled by fighing
and no by parleys.
Gen. Villar and senior Allende were
received win the utmost GOODNESS in
Tampico. None Of the officials were
at the wharf to meet them and during
their stay in the city they were shown
no courtesies. They boarded the train
for Monterey, whence they are ex-
pected TO go to Saltillo. with no more
recognition than would have been ac-
corded ordinary passengers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
CONVENTION IS
CONTROLLED BY
RING" DELEGATES
Democrats Of County Meet to
Select Delegates to the
State Convention.

Ring delegates are In control Of
the Democratic county convention be-
ing held in the saith district court
room The ring claims $50 faith
tuls" were selected as delegates to the
county convention.
The "autis" are known to have
elected delegates from precincts Nos
Il. u and possibly s. They may also
nave delegates from some Of the cOun-
ty precincts. but there are not more
than so anti" delegates in attendance.
There was talk Of the ring con-
testing some Of the anti" delegates.
Judge T. A. Falvey, nominated chair
man Of the county Democratic execu-
tive committee during the recent pri-
maries, was chairman Of the conven-
ton.
The convention is expected to adopt
. resolution endorsing the national
administration. The most important
business before the convention is the
selection Of delegates TO the state con-
vention which will convene here on
August IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
BUDGET FUND IS
GROWING RAPIDLY

Last years budget fund mas DeeH
surpassed by the budget committee OF
the chamber OF commerce ana me S-..llt
vase Is little more than half completed.
The budget fund last year amounted
to S3O,175 when the campaign eIoseG-
Friday the committee obtained enough
to make the total S31,0S0- This Is al
most $1,000 more than the totaI aIil l,l--.l !
of the fund last year and has encour-
aged the committee in its work OF
raising $4,000 this year
The property owners committee IS
getting results. W. H. and Fred Fencn- =
Ter had the honor Of being the 1irst
uFopertv owners to subscribe 70 the
fund They mailed their check Tor
$3.50 to the chamber OF commerce IN
answer to the personal letter sent out
BY the property owners. committee
Mrs B. F. Hammett, wife Of former
mayor Of FL Paso, is the first woman
property owner to subscribe to the
property owners fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
VILLA IS BACKING
ANGELES FOR THE
REBELLEADER5HIP
Gives Carothers His Views
and Asks United States
to Lend Its Approval.
(Continued From Page Onel .

ture Of George c. CarOthers for Wash
ington to confer with the state de-
partment officials, a secret commission
supposed to be from Washington ar
rived in Chihuahua on board special
train for a conference with villa at
his headquarters, Americans from Chi
huahua say.
The belief in Chihuahua is that Wash
ington government is making prellmi-
nary preparations to deal With Villa
direct if the peace negotiations be-
tween Carbajal and CarranZa fail 20
produce results Carothers is said 10
have carried a direct proposal to Wash
ington from villa that he could restore
peace in the republic If given Iree
hand.
Carranza Refuses Coal.
The friction between villa and Car
rama is confirmed by the Americans
who arrived Saturday morning from
Chihuahua.
villa was in Chihuahua when the
passengers left that city, but was plan
ming TO attend q big picnic given Dy
his men at the BustillOs ranch in west
ern Chihuahua He also expected TO
go TO Santa Rosalia to take the baths
there next week
chihuahua Saloons Closed.
All saloons in chihuahua have been
closed because Of the presence Of the
rebel troops, and there has been little
or no trouble there, the Amricans say.
Much ammunition is being received in
Chihuahua from the border. where II IS
being smuggled across the line Money
was plentiful and the stores were do
ing a good business, although much OF
their supplies were tied up on the i
trains which were held up by the wash
out at Villa Ahumada-
BoniIIa to De Governor.
Manuel Bonilla. former secretary OF
fomento in MaderO's cabinet Is report
ed to be slated for the position Of gov
ernor of Chihuahua, to succeed Col
Fidel Avila, who has been the military
governor OF the state since leaving
Juarez. It is said that Avila is TO re-
sumo command OF his troops in the
field under villa and that BOnilla, who
has been in FL Paso, is TO become the
civil governor Of the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
DETECTIVE GIVES
WASHER A BEATING

Detective George Herold admins
tered a severe rebuke to an alleged
a,masher" Friday night when he
knocked the man down twice, follow
ing an insulting remark addressed 10
the detectives wife and niece, with
whom he was walking along South Fl
Paso street.
The "masher" made the remark in
Spanish. not thinking the detective
might understand ii. Quick as a flash
the officer struck the man, and when
ne got up. again knocked him down
The fellow. on arising the second time,
beat a hasty retreat
A companion who was with him, told
detective HerOId that he did exactly
right He said the man had been max
ing remarks about numerous women
who had passed the spot during the
evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
GlR0THERS GIVES
VIEWS Of VILLA

Washington, D. C., Aug. L-George
c. Carothers, special representative OF
the stale department, who has been
recommending Pancho Villa, arrived
TODAY from FL Paso and had long
conference with secretary Bryan.
Neither Mr.. Bryan nor Mr.. Carothers
would discuss the matter, but for sew
eraI davs reports of Villas disincina-
tion to submit to Carranza have been
reaching officials here.
Another aspect Of the situation,
which was not regarded as favorable,
was the reported attitude of Carranza
on the subject of amnesty some oouOts
are axDressed in official reports as to
whether Carranza would give pledge
for amnesty in any form or way, being
opposed to the idea that CarabaJals
surrender should be conditioned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
TWO INJURED IN
ALTO COLLISION

Little Vera Goebel was knocked VI. u
conscious and Mrs John F. GOeoel WIN
her little baby in her arms W.
thrown out OF the car and orlussl - -
which John f. Goebel was driving ms
family home, collided with another au-
tomobiIe on Montana and NeWi nan
streets shortly before o'clock trloay
night -
BOTH cars were reported to be going
at a slow rate OF speed at the time
OF the collision. Mr. Coolers car was
coming toward town down Montana
street and the other car was crossing
Newman
Mr.. GoebeTs car was turned over on
its side and the occupants thrown out
on the ground DR.. J. A Paget, VINO
happened to be passing in his automo-
bfle- and with DIT. 3. ~ WOrsham at
tended Mrs. Goebel and her daughter
Their injuries are not serious The
radiator OF the car was damaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
LEAVES
FOR MEXICO CITY

Guadalajara, Mex, Aug. 1.-can
Abregon today telegraphed provisioDaI
president Carbajal.
with my troops, will begin march
ing on the capital tomorrow. disarunine
all federals and garrlsons 1 encounter.
IT notify you if resistance is 81
fered or attempts made to destroy
railroads by federal troops under voTr
orders I will give battle. and hold
them responsible..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
p.REDEs WON'T RISK
4 STOPPING AT TAAIPICO

veracurz, Mex, Aug L-Eugenio Pa
.l.,-J,1ic- Lieut. Lorenzo Elizaga, a
I,-3tl7 erinIavv Of Gen. Porfirio Diaz, and
49, 1romfnent adherents Of former
,'-asj5en+ Huerta, went aboard the
II RI1SS--111IIb11rg-American line steamer An
tonina today, expecting to sail for San
the shin would first make a stop at
;Ts1,9ic6. the party came ashore, hav-
- been Informed that they would
b IL crested at Tampico and subjected
to execution.
Gen. Paroles is charged with having
9nerta administrations funds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
DUTY OFF FoODSTUFF
TAKEN INTO G. JUAREZ

All food stuff IS to be admitted
A., An the Juarez port free OF duty
lhI ~ Constitutionalist' government.
~ Tbi ~ was announced by the Juarez Gus
tom officials saturday mo, morning ing upon
ItsYI1 ordering that this ruling be en-
ro -, at once. The duty viii be IL
- oT71y- on food stuff consigned to the
~ ,[,,OIs-if-iitutionalist' army. but to all
,,9ercbants that It is consigned to.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
BELL BOY BRINGS SUIT
FOR ALLEGED INJURIES

Suit for $4,000 damages was insti-
tuted in the special district court Fri
day afternoon against Charles and
Lewis Zeiger. by Fred Merkent, by his
next friend. H. G. Merkent, for alleged
injuries received. The alleged injuries
were received June g. 1914, while the
plaintiff was in the employ Of the de-
PENDANTS as a bell boy. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendants employed
an incompetent elevator operator; that
while in the discharge OF his duties he
Cderkent) was riding on the elevator
and was caught between the cage and
the wall and so seriously injured as to
make him a cripple for life
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
DEFINING COMPLAINS
OF FREIGHT RATES

Santa Re, n. N. Aug. The state
coruoration commission today received
two complaints from Deming, the first
complaining that the freight on a truck
had been charged as freight on a spring
wagon and the other that while the
charge on ties from Mountainair TO
Deming. is only IS cents a hundred. the
railroad charged 10 cents a hundred TO
carry the ties only 26 miles out Of
Damiug
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
TRAIN SERVICE TO
GUAYMAS is OPENED

Nogales, Ariz-, Aug. beginning
with Friday. a through train service
from Nogales TO Guaymas, lately evac-
uated by federal forces. was inaugu-
rated by the Southern Pacific Of Mex
leo.
Trains will leave NOgales Son, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
$50 q. m, and are due TO arrive at
Guaymas at s o'clock in the evening.
NOrthbound trains Will leave Guaymas
at a. m on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and viii reach the border
at S;45 in the evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
PESQUEIRA GOING
BACK TO RANCH

Douglas, Ariz. Aug. The back
to the ranch" movement has been
fidentfal agent Of Gen Carranza. N %
is here from FL Pasn When inter-
viewed TODAY Mr.. Pesqueira said
that he intended going back to his
ranch in Sonora and would no LONGER
can nation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
HARNESS SHOP ROBBFD.

A harness shop at CanutiIlo, owned
By Joe Monfort, an employee Of the
Shelton-Payne Arms company, was
burglarized sometime Thursday night
and good to the value of about $500
carried away, according to a report
made to the sheriffs office Friday
Chief deputy Stanley Good, ST., went
to Canutillo Friday and made an in
resignation OF the robbery, but so far
no clew to the burglars has been dis
covered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
STEAMER BEARS MILLIONS OF
CARTRIDGES To PANCHO WILL

Tampico, Mex, Aug. 1.-The arrival
here Friday OF the steamer Hatteras,
bearing several million rounds Of am
munitiOn consigned TO villa, dispelled
fears that she had been captured by
federal gunboats. The local "Consu-
tutionalist' officials said the shipment
would be forwarded by rail to villa,
which was taken TO indicate there IS
no misunderstanding between him and
Carranza- The Hatteras left Calves
ton. Tex, July q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

The water discharge OF the Ri'
Grande at the Leasburg dam remained
at $3.50 cubic feet per second sat
urday. the same amount being dis
charged Friday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
GEN. CARRANZA CAPTURES
TOWN NEAR THE CAPITAL

Mexico City, Mex. Aug 1.-The town.
Of san Juan del Rio. 120 miles north
OF the capital, was captured Friday
by Gen Jesus Carranza and 1900 men
There is some uneasiness here over the
persistent "COnstitutionalist" move
ments south. There are no federal
troops between San Juan del Rio and
the capital A high government Off
cial said any attempt to capture Mexico
City will be met with stubborn resist
ance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
MOTORISTS Up FOR
NOT TIGH

The police cited D. C. CrOwell TO ap-
pear in corporation court Saturday aft
ernOOn TO answer TO charge Of block
ing traffic in front OF the Mills build
ing. Friday night n S. Good. ST., A
Is. Schuster and the driver Of car 3s4
also were cited to appear ana explain
why the tail lights on their machines
were not burning Friday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
CARRANZA MEETS
DELEGATES TONIGHT

Saltillo, Mex. Aug 1-Venustiano
Carranza, the "Constitutionalist' chief,
arrived here Friday night The Car
bajal commissioners. Gen. Villar and
judge AIlende, are expected TO arrive
tonight and will meet Carranza-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
LIMITED COURT REVIEW

Washington, D. C.. Aug. THE Cum
minis amendment for a limited court re-
view Of the proposed trade commission
orders. as distinguished from the broad
review proposed by the Pomerene
amendment, was Incorporated by the
senate today in the trade commission
bill by a vote OF 80 to 25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
REBEL MONEY To BE
Enrn-nu no w-nnHW z

Three Mexican girls will spend a part
Of Sunday counting "COnstitutiOnalist''
money in the Office Of the consul in the
Mills building. Consul r T. Muzquiz is
preparing a shipment Of $500. 600 worth
Of currency TO Nogales. Son. It was
removed from a local bank Saturday
and taken TO the consulate in a big,
steel bound trunk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
c1ERGYHEN ROBBED, THEY CLAIM.

Tarado. Tex. Aug. Thirty clergy
- inciuding one American, together
With 10 other American refugees, all
from san Luis POtosi, constituted Fri
- rigbt's arrivals from Mexico. It is
Te3orted that the priests were held up
en- route from San Luis POtosi and
robbed Of 1000 pesos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
HAsLEN FTREMAN.

William Van Haslen has entered the
employ Of the city as a fireman at the
central station. BE started 20 work
Saturday morning. He is a son of H
q. van Haslen, janitOr at the court
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Why not eat the best bufterf Ours
Is Churned daily. Phone gao, FL PasO
Dairy Co.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Butter fresh from the ehurn. made
daily. Try f. Phone $40, E Paso
Dairy Co.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
1TO CRAvDr sTATTONARY

Butter that you enjoy eating. churned
daily order a pound. Fl Paso Dairy
CO.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

The best butter Obtainable. Churned
daily. FL Paso Dairy Co.. phone $40
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01
CHAPMAN GIVEN CITY
JOB: LEAVES HERALD

r 6. Chapman, Tor the past two years
a member Of the editorial staff Of The
Herald. during which he has covered
the court house and city hall, has been
appointed assistant city purchasing
agent BY mayor c. E Kelly and viii
enter upon his new duties Monday,
August 3. He succeeds Henry .Schaf-
fer. who recently resigned to become
city school auditor. Mr. Chapman be-
gins his new duties Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Our buttermiIk is a delicious. health
building food that fills the body with
rich. red. Iife-g giving blood Fl PasO
Dairy Co.-AdFertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

Delicious butter. churned every day.
Phone $40, FL PasO Dairy CO.-Adver-
fieemenr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

CHAPMAN GIVEN HEARING.
". Is. Chapman, charged with negli-
gent homicide. was released SATURDAY
morning on his own recOgnizance. AFTER
being given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Z. 3. McCnntock- chap
man is ALLEGED to have run down
Mexican who later died OF his injuries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-01

If you could examine closely the
windows YOU admire most IN your
town, you would hndBRENlLRl per-
forated in the edge Of the shades
with which those windows are hung.
They have been chosen because
their rich, lustreless beauty makes
the windows so attractive, and be-
cause they retain their original good
looks several times longer than
ordinary shades.
Brenlin Unified Window Shades are
made entirely without that filing Of chalk
and clay which so soon cracks and falls
out IN ordinary shades leaving unsightly
streaks and ''Pinholes. "
Make It point to have US show you
these shades before you buy the new
ones you need.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
CHAUFFEUR SWINDLED BY
"MILLIONAIRE AUTOIST'

j. r. Grobe. a student In the MichiF
gan Automobile college, paid $50
deposit to one William Bancroft Ban
nerby, millionaire autoist" for a JOB
as chauffeur, at $500 month. and he
when Mr.. Bannerby left him waiting
In the lobby OF the Hotel Cadillac,
and failed 10 reappear.
Grobe was sent by one OF the teach
ers OF the school, to apply at the
Hotel Cadillac for a position. offered
by telephone.
In the lobby, well-dressed man
took him aside. when he inquired for
MIR Bannerby. The man quickly hired
Grobe, but told him he would have TO
deposit $50 10 buy livery, as guaran-
tee that he would prove a steady, re-
liable employe.
Grobe only had $50. He handed that
over. Then MIR. Bannerby went 10 his
room for a moment" He did not
return. Grobe learned that ne had
no room in the hotel
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
SHOOTS TO KEEP
HIS CHILDREN
New York State Man Fires an
Official Who Would Take
Them TO POOr-HOuse

MAYVIl4LE, n. J.. Jan l4-Sit-
ting beside a WINDOW in his barricad-
ed home. shotgun on one knee and
rifle on the other, Edward Beardsley
today dehed posse now seeking his
arrest 70 rthe shooting OF J. w. Put
nam. overseer of the poor OF Chau-
tauQua county, probably fatally wound
ed, while on a mission OF mercy TO
the Beardsley home. Locked in the
house with Beardslcy are his nine
children, his wife and a sisterin-law
Evidently driven TO desperation by
the intense cold and hunger, Boards
leg attempted dash for liberty early
today but was forced back into the
house after firing on "A deputy.
IT was because Putnam had come
to his home to take his children to
the poorhouse that Beardsley shot
Putnam.
Sheriff Anderson today feared That
IL his deputies fired ON the mouse,
members OF the family might be
killed. lie therefore ordered his men
not TO return shots. but to starve
Bcardslcy out
Those who Witnessed the killing or
Putnam said that Beardsley was be
side himself with grief as he saw the
children preparing TO leave, and de-
clared he would die lighting rather
than see them taken from him.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
DAILY BIRTH LIST


BOYS.
S Erolo 700 Rivard, q Flobcari, 23l
Illinois. A. Eakers BIO Forest: j. Scho-
field. 242 Fourteenth. A. Sucastel, 40
Rolf: c. Loeschner, 1883 Military; /
Workman, 1913 Congress, +. Spegia. 81
Leasing A Damico. 1852 Larncd J.
fred, J Chudy. gao Emmes A Bone
zik 1853 Smith. y. Fairbank. 904 Can
field, twins. a. Pozybelski, ss6 Ferry
j. Urczik. $50 Kirby, A. Dembinski,
leans. J. Ringo, 74S Porter; G. schultz.
81 Beard; A Konke. 1873 Tillman NJ.
Novak. So Lovett. II. Burwell es2 Han
cock l. Gray. 4Sl Orleans w. Cum
ningham. 1914 Watson: \ Bertholo-
meus 232 st Jean; c. Adams PAL
sheridan: W. Btatas. 1923 Military. J.
James. 1873 Madison. A. Johnson. 4G9
Monroe; J. kohler 257 sherman
G Gnesdyuto. 754 Rlopelle; ] Kos
cinski. 9s7 st Auhin, GATOR IS Ju-
lis A. Reguia, 1872 Julia; A. StrobeL
2Ss K 5%%s2R4 les f ccotte 50 O c HerR
1864 Twenty NTH, " Wright 799
Ash. w. Kramer ga Twenty third: r
Fisher. $50 Holcomb; S Guilloz 1870
$50 Lafayette. V Sadloski 7i2 Tgnacc:
Michael Kennedy. $40 Alfred; r. NIL
Ter AZ Fmmons. G. Rest, 367 Fisher.
o Weight. 1O4o Baldwin. l. Trunskv.
25S Theodore. A. Kompany 224 st To-
seph; c. RYAN 1l6 Euclid s Kostr-
sewski 100. Palmer: c Wedra 772
Riopelle; a Wboe. 1876 Hale: r Wro-
bfewski s1e Twenty third: = Podles-
any. si6 Tillman J. Andre. 1915 BELLE
vue; II. Newcomer 547 Morren c.
Klapa $50 Kirby; A Reinsch 561
Catherine. :. Leminsicz. Ss6 Tiauette:
A. Schrneichel 2 Florence. F Nowo-
sadv 563 Grsndv T. Jurczysyn. 1894
McDougall: q Hughes. 2s4 Green: J
Ramm, Rankin: f. Wiecorek, 326
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