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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
ELKS LODGE
0F SORROW

Grand Rapids Lodge No. 693. B
P. 0. E, paid It's respects to the
brothers who have gone to their
eternal rest Sunday a1terroon when
the annual lodge Of sorrow was held
At DaIys theater.
About 100 Of the Els assembled
Al the club rooms and mar he'd in "a
body to the theater.
Exalted Ruler, c. A. Huntington
Treasurer c. A NatWiek, Secretary
George Houston, Chaplin c. T. Rome
6 The lodge officers, VIM. J. zim
meIs Of Milwaukee, John Roberts
Al thur P 1Iulroy and Rev. Robt. j
Locke were seated upon the plat
form. The other officers Of tbt
lodge were in their approximate
places about the auditorium of the
theater.
Marching in to inspiring strains
played by the EIk's orchestra tts
EIEs remained standing until the sig
nal was given 10 be seated by til
Exalted Ruler.
a fair sized audi ence attended th
ceremonies { and showed their respe
to the EIks dead.
AS soon as the Elks were seated
the orchestra PLAYED selection
which was The Rosary, played as Il
cornet solo. Immediately fcllowiI g
this was the invocation by Rev. r.,
J: Locke. Then commenced the sol
emn opening ceremonies by the EMIT
ed Ruler and officers. The secretary
called the role OF the departed Elks.
a vocal solo, The Way of the
Cross" sung by Brother A. P. MuI-
roy was next on the program, and
was followed by the closing of the
opening ceremonies by the Exalted
Ruler and officers. The opening Ose
was then sung by the lodge.
Otto R. Roenius, state president IF
the EIks, gave the Eulogy, which
was on Arthur Podawiltz, the only
brother who has passed away during
the last year. Mr.. Roenius spoke
eloquently of the life of the young
man and said that the Elks never
forgot a brother. be he alive or
numbered among the dead.
A vocal solo, 30 Heart of Nine"
BY Brother John Roberts, followed
the EuIogy after which am address
was given by VIM. J. Zimmers Of
Milwaukee lodge No. 46 Mr.. Zim-
mers prefaced his address with an
original poem entitled Smile, You
Elks, Smile" Mr.. Zimmers told of
what tue~ lodge stood Tor and among
other things said that had there
been an institution such as the Elks
at that time there never would have
been a civil war in this country and
had the EIks been organized in
Europe there would not now be th e
great war that is raging.
Two things are required of a
man who wishes to become an Eth,
one is that he believes in a supreme
being and the other that he is an
American citizen" said Mr.. Zim-
mers.
Following the address, came the
closing ceremonies by the Exalted
Ruler and the officers of the lodge,
after which the closing ode was
sung. In the absence of Rev. A. c
FIiedner, the benediction was given
by Rev. Robt. J. Locke.
A vacant chair on the platform
with a beautiful floral wreath on it
marked the absence of Arthur Pod
awIitz.
The audience dispersed while the
orchestra played.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
OVATION GIVEN
, REV. FRED STAFF
Congregational Church Crowded With
Old Friends of Former Pas
tor of theh Church.

The cordial welcome and hearty
greeting given Rev Fred Staff Mon
day night on his return to Grand
Rapids after nearly two years alb
sence, was cer tainIy a compliment
that any mam could be proud Of On
his appearance i'm the church pulpit
where Is had been h 5 priyilege to
preach he was given a greeting that
certainly indicated the warmth in
which he is held by the people of
Grand Rapids, without any reference
to his own church members. He had
just returned from a trip abroad to
his native home in Sweden in the
interests of his health. He has been
away, since last August and he is
anxious to get back to Santa Anna,
California, to his wife and family.
He entertained his audience with
incidents connected with his trip;
descriptive of his exp peTiences viii
the war is on; scenes in Denmark,
Norway and Sweden; and many
narratives of his ocean voyage. His
talk was interesting to a high de-
gree because it was interspersed with
little incidents peculiar to foreign
life as he alone could see and note
them.
His description of the simple life
as he lived it in theruraI districts.of
Sweden was doubly interesting be-
cause of the simplicity of it. He
had pictures to illustrate the home
and scenery about it and the dress
of the peasantry as it was in his boy
hood days and as it is now.
He spent a great deal of time in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
VOLUME 6S. No. 4s

During November the Consolidated
lost IS points which means that "a
days were lost by the employees be-
cause of injuries.
The total points are figured by tak-
he total points are figured by TAX
ing the average number OF men em-
plOyed during the month and doubl-
ing it. Thus on Nov. 1 the Con-
solidated employed 401 and ON Nov.
80 they employed $40, giving them an
average of 375 and total points
amounting to 750.. Losing points
gives them net efficiency of 702
or a percentage of $3.50.
The percentages of the different
companys in October were:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
POPE URGES THAT TRUCE
PREVAIL AT CHRISTMAS
Has Little Hope, However, That War
ring Nations VIII Suspend
Their Operations.

ROME, Dec. S.-Pope Benedict XIV
is urging that an understanding be
between the warning fac
tiOns, under which a truce will be
possible during the Christmas holiI
days. 1t is said, however, that his
holiness has little hope for the sue
cess of his efforts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
NEW OIL COMPANY
OPENS OFFICE HERE

The Winona Oil Co. have erected
oil yards in this city where their
product win be sold. The tanks and
office are located on the Northwest
ern R. R. of way. just north of the
Hart Heating Cos. plant. Francis
Bender has charge of the Oil plant
in this city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

November

This booth which took second
prize was one OF the most attractive
boaths att the convention. It was
arranged in a series Of steps on
which thirteen busheI baskets turned
ON their sides with the potatoes
flowing out Of them. The baskets
were painted with gold paint. Red
and white Crysart tEenums and ma
tural smilax were used in trimming
this booth The background was
male OF white muslin. On either side
wall Of the booth was the word
Wood" which was made from pota-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

to chips. Large vases filled with
red chrysanthemums were placed
just below the lower step or either
side Of the booth ard on the upper
step on each were similar vases.
Views of rural life in Wood coun-
ty were used ON each side of the
booth and between the baskets con
tanning the potatoes. The two silver
cups given by the Merchants and
Manufacturers association of Grand
Rapids as first and second prizes
for Wood county exhibitors were
placed on the first step. In the up
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

Don't forget to visit the Ready to
Wear Parlors this week. 2 for one
sale. l. E. Wilcox 1tw
The proverbiaI worm has not only
turned but has rolled clear over.
One Of the Chicago policemen assign
ed the duty OF rounding up mash
ers'' alleged to be annoying women
on street cars has hailed into court a
vivacious young woman charging her
with flirting and annoying me-.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

per part of the back ground We're
painted the words, Wood County
and Dusty Rurals."
Grand Rapids and ali of Wood
county are proud of the booth and
the fact that the Wood county ex-
hibit took second prize.
The banner was given for the sec
ond prize may be seen in the pic
ture The designing and decorating
of this booth was the work of J.
B. Null, trimmer at the Johnson &
Hill Co.'S store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10
SAFETY FIRST
BANNER WON AGAIN

Consolidated Mill Wins Banner Sec
end Time-Percentag $3.50.
The Consolidated Water Power &
Paper Company has wen the Safety
First banner for the second time.
The banner will be flown part OF
the time from the Grand Rapids
plant and part of the time from the
BirCn plant.
The banner was purchased by the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

AlALA 1ALpAAHs w So
Dear Little Boys and GirIs:-
some time ago l wrote to John
sen & Hill Co. that was go
ing to visit Grand Rapids again,
This year, and asked permission
to make their store my head
quarters. My visit to Grand
Rapids was so pleasant last year
that ,I.wanJ 10 seeyou all again.
hope that every boy and
girI in Grand Rapids and vicini-
II will be at the store to well
come me, as I have q present
fcr every child that will come
10 meet me Saturday, Dec. 18th.
If YOU have not visited the
wonderful ToyIand at Johnson &
mus Big Department Store, you
should do SO at once, so you
WI know just what you want me
10 bring you.
Yours very truly,
Santa Claus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

lin accordance with our Savings
Bank rules any money deposited ON
or before Saturday, December u, will
receive interest from December list.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

Mrs. Combs OF Boyal ton is in the
city a guest of Mrs. Matt Ernser
this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

Mrs. Lacy Horton win entertain tn
o. D. O. club at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

Two for One Sale at the Ready to
Wear Parlors. Ask about it of L E.
Wilcox. 1tw
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-12-10

Advertise in the Daily Reporter.
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Gicnie beg Gentifen Metser grbei.
ter lint. ..9ereins.

am Samitas, Sen 20. Suni, Oerar,
italtst Der Seutide Webeer Irbeltc,
rftiibungsperein in R.idga.1s
part fein biesjdbrises picnic. Ter
riibriss @erein seb0rt gu ben baann.
teren beuti6en Srsaniiationen Der
Stabt uHo erfreut ii4 ipobIDsrbirntsrs
mlben elmer groben 8eIisbtbeit. Cir
Oas beuriss Pienic, bas I.ibsr, bsn
probibitiOniitifd angebau9tsn ge-s
hdItniiien Re9ni1ns trassnb, an ein.m
Samitag absebaltsn tpsrosn mug, iirS
i.itsns oes arrangements. .&ommittees
bic umfaFenbitsn @orbsrettunsen a..
troff.n tpurben, Inn ben Gdfen fr56.
li4s Stunoen au bersiten unb oer
9.rsin giebt iid Der SoffnuHs hiz.
ocS Der gefu9 Elm s.dnaenbsr isin
nirb. iObab bieie 8eranftaltung nit
Ben frii6ersn sSsifsn bes 9.rsins sI.i,
den Stritt ba!ten pirb.
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9DotliH berlaufen.
I. e. WeNil(au, ipsIfcr bon einem
sluto aui Der 6. & u. Sriide
nieoerseitohen Wurbe, Der.
itarb i'm !SOipital.

Ginsm QluiomobiI llnfaI, ipelder
iih seitsrn Ibeno oui Der &. unb ".
Siienbabnbriide abipIelts. fieI Der -
Sabre aIts s. g. MeU}iIlun, Elm gnses
itsltsr Der 6. uno v. 9abn, peIder
RO. 122 Sf 2. Siyabe, GopinstoH,
aD., pobnt, gum Spier. WlcWsilIdH
tsfano iib auf bem losimipes unb be-
CAB iib Don elmer Ssiie Der grilde
rad Der aHosren, DC Rtparatilren on
bem 5ubpes poresnommen iperbsE.
quf Dem sS1brpes ruJoe er Don eineT
Diqiam gsrsin aus ReDart, Ship.
esbOrenoen unb DOT Slauoe 2atreI
ssIentien 4uto nisosTssitOBen. Der
Chauffeur Deriu6is ben lIniaa 81
permeiosn. bod pny oies leiber nidt
mebl m0elit. McllHIlun pnroe mebs
rere SUB nett fOrtasidlsub.rt uno
baIb bsiirnungslOs rad bem 3oQbaus
on Der Giueinnotiet Stite sebradt.
Rittelit @utOpatroItbosens giu. 9 aus
Cincinnati, psIdet reIepboniid berbsis
seruien por0sn mar, tpuroe Der gss
Iebte na6 psm GIi3abetb SOipitaI in
Grpinston gsbratrt, ipoielbi: Der jnngs
Manu tur3s 3sii ua4 ieiner GinlitIs'
rlng peritarb. Die SniafsH bes 1us
tps, uno Der Chauffeur puroen tur3
nab benz lnfnu Freis.lafsn, Do ni9t
ansenommen psrOsu ioHHte, bab oIs
9.rlesunsen Sss MeWiIIun 70 idDes
rer Ratur iparsr, Sm SoIpital puros
feItasitsat. bab WcRilun i9tuere
inner. gsrIesanSen baDonestraasn
bate ,peIde isinsn Sob berbeifihrtsn.
0a Die psrlPnaIisn BEG Snbabsrs iIno
beg Gbauffsurs feitgeiteat porbeH
iinb, oesslsi6sn Die 2i5ensnumm.r nos
tirt 1T, 1T es Elm aeidtes. bss GbauTf
fsurs. psnn g.lpiiHi9t. habbaft 3u
lpsrbsn, nur limb iid bic gsbOrben
nod niht barber eiHig, ob ii6 Giils
cinnati oSsr gopiuston nit osm JaIl
b.faT.n iou.
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ab nod sea Gin.

Gcteftiue 6. j. Saiptins fam &C.
tern abeno in Gincinnati on, I'M oeii
1S Sabre aIten aubrep aaritep nah
bort 5uriid 8u transportieren pelder
in Der scnarnlten stabt pegengrano'
itiitung, mo idGperen einbrufsoleb'
itabIs eeiuht miro. aurnep lpuroe
Dor einiaen Gasen our6 Die 2etetti'
pes SdrpaebIe unb GuetbIein in lei
uer bieiieen 9obnung, No. 1911
Glm GiroBe perbaitet. GetettlU
Salufins lit Der aniidt, bab aarnep
iammtIide, bier BEL 3abnar3ten per-
iibten gtnbriltle besangen bat, 90 ar
abnIide Ginbriide in Eel Gitp aus
eeiiibrt habeu ion. @enn Der Der
baftetc aIler Inn sur 2ait selegten
8erbredeu iibcriiibrt pirb, nliib er
ben grobten Gbeil ieiues 2ebens bill'
ter aerfermauern Siibrinsen. Sn
9ca Gitp ioa er eineu gabubof IN
grano geitedt baben tDoourH eiil
Sfoben BON $4,000 entItano.
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Crbinirt
@erbeu bentc fiinf Yrieiter Snrdl
Gr5biidof Moeller in Der ct.
Ecters @ntbcSrale.

SSn Der ct Teters aatbebraIe miro
bellte er5biitcf IoeIler fiinf iiinge
9eute 5u Yrieitern oroiniren. @s
iinb Oieies &en. @eorge 8orrp, Hep.
lSobn grinfer. Hep. S6cnrp @rnnnn
imo Hep. Samrence Mcyer, Die iiir Die
Gr5oio5eie Cincinnati geipeibt mer-
ben; 9iep. Stidoro Miuaane iiir Die
9io5eie glltoona, ga, uno &ep.
Senrp 5irufe fir Die Iio5eie Belle
bile, SSa
9ie fiir Die bieiige Gr3bioseie ge.
lpeibten Erieiter iperocn ibre Hrimi5
in 6en foIgenben 4ird)eu ieiern: Mep.
@orrp in Der ct. 9otrids.Mrd)e in
Sonoon, O.; Slep. @riufer in Der ct.
@fihoeIs.airbc, mo 9fep. Graham
in Der Ct. 9aurentli5.a Stride.
9lm geitrisen Gaae ertbeilte Der
gr3biid]oi i'm Wt. CT. WfarD's Semi.
NOR in gaenora, 6, Die nieoreu
@eiben, bas Suboiofonot nnb bas
9iafonat an cine groBe sln3abl Shl.
oenten bes Sentinor5.
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Sanoiten
Sreibsn ibr llnlucien i'm iueitliden
Gnoe pUu !SamiltOu County.

Inter ben gspobusrn 0es Gubsritsn
peitli4en 5bsiIs Don Samilton GoliHs
IN bsrridt gssenpdriis cine aage.
meine Nufregung Ob Der Sbatia6e,
oab bort prei ganoiten ibr unDisn
trsibsu, Die iib qlutomobiIiitsn, DeIde
gu ipGter 4oenos oper ylo4titunbe Lie
2unoitruben in Der Rabe DON Gleoes
unb gliiabetbtopH paiiirsn. gu Spfsr
auserieben bdben.
Wtit tHapper NOtb entging gsitern
4bsnb 9err GbarIes gibop, Der prds
iiOent Der giibOp Sap Uorts IN
2aprsncsburs, Dem SdidiuI, bon Den
orei Strau6rGubern al,ssepliinoert 5lt
perosn. Ssrr giibop befunb ii9 ge.
itern 4bsno in ieinem Iutomobil auf
Der Riitfabrt DON Cincinnati na4
2aprsncsburg, als auf Der Gonntp'
Bride iiber osn Grobsn Miami 5IuB
Elm mastirter R6uber nit porgebalte;
nem RepolDsr ibn gum Inbaltslt
5pinssn pOlIts. Statt bem gsfebl 81
entiprsdsn, OersrDbsrts 9srr giihrp
bic Jabrssi9fpiuOtstsit ieiner Wtas
iaine un0 Tauits iiber Die Bride, or
beren anberen gnbs ibm 5psi ipeite.e
mastirte Burden ben Deg Osriperre7
pDltsn. Ssrr giibop iaufte isood
nit DOllsr GeiaDiupig.eit auf bi.
Burden 5u, Die es bann fir geratbcr'
bielten. CUR Ceite Su fpriusen. Ssrr
giIbop lit Der 9lniiht, bub er etner
Der RGubsr seitrsift un6 sur Seiie
sei6Isubert bat.
glsbnli6e 2lbsntsuer BADEN in ben
Iesten 5assn aud Deri6i.osne dnbsr'
glutomobiliiten in Der Na6bari hafi
erlebt unb bic gsbDroen BON Glepes
uH6 gliSobstbtopn psriu4sn nunmshr
i6r W0gli6itss, Der Drsi S6urtsn
tabhaft ali iperSen.
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Gines straainss aoos.

9luberItanbe iraenbipelde strbcit
,u iinben iteatc iid seiiern i'm Ge.
teftipc Sauptainrtisr elm Rann, Der
icinell g,amcn als @alter Werritt
anua6, uAo ben @irnidb nusipra6,
rad Der strafanitnIt in Sefferion.
bile, Snb., 3uriidsebraft 5il iperoen,
in ipelder er II Sabre wesen 9ieroe'
oiebIiabls Sueebratt bat. 19 Sabre
mar oas StrnimaB. ipeI6es Merritt
perbiiben ioIltc, bod tpia oericIbe nm
ter QaroIe entlaiien norben iein. Ger
Mann periii6te ernitIih ebrlide Mr.
teit 81 finoen. oodJ 1T itm oieies mib.
eliidt ii. er icbnt iid) baber na6 oem
sjAd,tbaus 5uriid. bn er bort Dor 9iotb
.Oei6iist lit. Dsad isinen Gnsa6en
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Dies umb 9aS.

= cSn Columbus purts aeitern Der
@ouns Men's sSifth Warb Republlcdn
Club intorporirt. Die :Snforporatos
rem iinb: Mattbep Gmith. SarrD
sbeobaIS, Charles Sdri6tsH. SbeO>
Dor 6arIbman. Sen. 6ersog, Dan.
Cane uno Soc Rie1er.
= Ssm SSlttereiie 0es projeftirten
sSreibriefes fanoen geitcrn @benS 5pei
@eriammIungen itatt. Sn elmer Ser
iammIrng oeS ct. Sran5isfus 9lu6
Der &atbpIiideH Sitter bon Ohio, bic
in Ser Ct. iSran5isfussSaQe an Der
Sine uno 2ibertp Strabe itattfano,
ipru6en oie Ssreibrieifommiiiare
cSobn 8. Sbeorer uno Charles 6.
9fotb 5u @uniten bes neuen i5rei.
briefs, ipabrenh in elmer 8iirgerper-
iammlung in 9rauer's Sale an Der
@ariap unn McIberion gIoerue
Serr Sobn GGiS, Der GIerf Der ;Srei.
brieffommiiiion bie geitimminsen
bes sSreibriefs erorterte.
= gtpa 100 Oslsgaten pon ben
rerI6iebenen bieiieen 8. u. R. poits
perosn ii6 an nG9iten MOntag nu4
bsm Staats 5eIbIagsr in Gait 2iDers
pool, g., 6ege6en unb bort fir bic
&anoioatur oes Or. Gbas. %.
9loogett als Commander insG6tei
prppaganbd MAIDEN.
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Sn 1ylammeu anfsssansen.

Die ults Solsbarads in Gid Run,
nabe Dem 9peisboipital, fueIde fir
llnterbrinsung aranfer nit aniteden.
ben Rranfbeitcn beniiBt Duroe, iino
unter benz 9tamen .peit.Saiis" be.
fannt mar, 1T geitern in 5lanren
auigegangen. Gs Iag miltbpilige
granoitiituna Dor, nnb tpnroe oas
SoIasebaube uno SnDentar Elm Maub
Der eefrdBiaen 5lammen. aeiH
5eueralarm luurSe abgegeben. Sros'
Dem bate es ii6 Elm PoIioei'glnIgebot
mo cine Gampf.Sprise ous 9inn'
minspiIIe ein1einnoen pel6e @ann'
ihaiten jeOoa rubis bem erbebenoen
8ranoibauipieI ouiabelL cbne eIHen
Sropfen @aiier in ons 6lummenmeer
Su ienoen. Iie @ranoiiiiter Daren
Je,,sr1sf Rauter isgbit ioipis Der
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Mmttersp penitDnen
@mrSen seitern au iusitere SrsiRis
slppIitantinnen bepilligt.

Suaenbrittsr Gorman bat seitern
Waiittsr peniionsn i'm Gsiammtb.s
trass DON $3.50 pro Mpnat an orsibis
peitsre QpplitantJnnen b.piaigt unb
5tpur:
MatilOa SOslfder, Reabins. Sbio,
S43; 2sna Runs, GAL Wabs Gtrabe.
$40; 4nna syiBpatrid, 314 Oregon
Ctr, $50; Rois Rabtin. 1910 Gons
Iibius 2lpe., prics Sia, $36; Warp
Gopne, 934 Gutter Strabs, $36; Bar
bara alein, 1888 SrsmOnt Ctr. $36;
anna Msber, 1706 9rsipfter apsnus,
@paniton, $50; 4snes Mc2ans, 1905
Wapls 2tpe., Rorpoob, $50; partbia
{ dott, Rsabins. g., S29; Iuna 2at'
I9a, 241O Sprins Grope 9lps,, $29;
GIi5abetb Gotten, 713 Sit 6. Strubs,
$29; pearl Worebor, 1914 3. 4penu.,
price Sil, 500; Catherine guelis,
gbsftsr unD p!att 4ps., WintDng1lae.,
500; Marp 2ttkrton, 245 Butler
Str, $22; 9tnna gtiemsni9n.iO.r,
2139 Gplsrain aps., 500; Warp
WaBman, 140 Oit Clifton aDe.. $40;
aouiia &atter, 1862 Esntudp Gpenue,
SIS; Masgis SduIt., Reabins, SbiO,
SIS; gliaabetb Douopan, TIA Sft 6.
Ctr, SIS; Sba M. Sups, 6o4 Delhi
Gbe., SIS; Sennie Barter, 1906 8ubb
Ctr, ;15; RsIh WsGaiss 1907.
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