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Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
FEARS FOR MANY
AMb0YANS
NOW IN EUROPE

Anxiety is felt by the many
friends of Joseph E. Stricken, as
sistant prosecutor Of Middlesex
county; John X. Sheehy, president Of
the Board of Education, and dozens
of other people of Perth Amboy and
vicinity who are now In Europe. Mr..
Sheehy and Mr.. Stricken are be-
| lieved to be in Hamburg, as both in
| tended visiting that place. At the
store of Cannon & Sheehy 1t was said
| this morning that Mr.. Sheehy may be
! In London and have cancelled his
proposed tour in Germany because
| of the outbreak of hostilities. If he
had followed his original itinerary he
would be in Switzerland. Mr..
Stricken and Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Hanson, however, who sailed on the
IImperator, which made its first stop
at Hamburg, are believed to be still
at that port. Their friends have re-
ceived no news following their ar
rival. Hyman Friedman, private
secretary to Mr.. Stricken, stated this
morning that dozens of telephone
calls had been received at the of
| flee, but that he had been unable to
give any definite information con-
lcerning the assistant prosecutor, VINO
was to go from Hamburg to Berlin.
| Franz Roessler, vice president and
superintendent OF the Roessler &
Hasslacher Chemical Company in this
| city, together with his sons, Hans
and Fritz, were in Germany, accord
/ ing to last reports. 1t was stated al
the principal Roessler & HasslacheI
offices here that Mr. Roessler and his
sons might be trying to return at this
time, or might decide to remain until
about September 1.
Not to Book Passengers.
| F. L. Brown, steamship agent,
Ithfs morning received orders not to
hook passengers on the English line
any further than the British coast
Mr.. Brown said as yet the Danish
Norwegian and Scandinavian lines
Iare booking passengers through tt
denmark, Norway and Sweden and
other ports where strict neutrality Ii
observed.
| There is a general tie-up of yes
sells. the German lines being held up
land Mr.. Brown says that passage
from all ports on the North Sea are
at a premium and that 1t will bt
difficult for any passengers to reacf
any English port for booking. H'
declares that many bought tickets u
return the latter part of August o.
the first of September, but that be
lcause of the European embroght
Ithey may seek to return as soon a.
lpossibIe. The Danish steamer Fred
lerick VIII is to dock at Hoboken TO
morrow, and it is understood that !
brings a number of passengers Wh'
booked at once from Copenhagei
land other parts of Europe on tn
Iwar developments becoming serious
1.-THE arrival of the Danish steame
will be eagerly awaited by fr1ends o
Those who recently went abroad, a
There is a bare prospect that SOM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

were able to take passage on her.
The S. S. Kroonland, of the Red
Star line, left Antwerp yesterday for
Plymouth and Southampton, en-
route for New York. Some Perth
Amboy people may be aboard.
Mrs. J. Klein and child, of Divis-
ion street, booked passage on the
Kronprinz Wilhelm with Jacob Gold
berger, but cancelled it Saturday
The scheduled trip of the steamer
has also been cancelled.
other parties from Perth Amboy
and vicinity, who are believed to be
marooned for a time in Europe are
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Eskesen of 80 Gordon street, In Den
mark, left July /. Mr.. Eskesen is
vice president of the New Jersey Ter
ra Gotta Company. DR.. j. Il. Mac
Dowall who left about the same
time to tour Europe. Biggo Void
sen, who was recently engaged as an
engineer at Panama, who has a
brother at 264 Barclay street, and
Mrs. A. Anderson, of Port Reading
and four sons, Charles, Edward,
John and Bertell, are on the steam
shin Paoli now on the ocean en- route
for Copenhagen. Erhardt Seligman,
| of this city, is somewhere In Den
mark or Norway. Mrs. Victoria Elm
ersen, in company with Miss Larsen
and child; Andrew Johnson, OF l9
Brace avenue, are in Norway; Henry
Polkowitz, of this city, is believed
to be in the hottest war zone. HIS
friends think he is in Hungary. He
sailed on the Imperator however
of
Mrs. I. Lobel, wife of a State street
confectioner; Bernard Strein and
Herman Ellis left for Paris on the
Kronprinzessin Cecilie, and much
anxiety Is felt from reports in the
morning papers that the vessel Is
skirting the English shore and head
ing for Bremen, without stopping
| at Plymouth, as scheduled. MISS
Ragna Andersen and Miss Constance
Hansen, friends of Mrs. H. w. Han
sen, of 155 State street, are in Aren'
dal. Sweden. Axel Romer is proba'
bly, In Copenhagen.
|. Miss Constance Carlson and Mrs
Laura Larson, of Tottenville, are be
lieved to be in Norway.
! Miss Catherine O'Connor, of the
South Amboy high school faculty
and Fred Diebert. of South Amboy
are touring Europe. The latter II
believed to be in Germany.
| DR.. and Mrs. Charles |. Silk are
in the war-terrorized zone, letter
having been received from Mrs. Sill
by her sister, Miss Sadie Rather, o
this city, Saturday from Hungary
In the letter Mrs. Silk said they IN
tended going to Budapest, and latel
to Paris, returning about September
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Report Says Liner Captured.

London, Aug. 3.-The kronprinzessin
Cecilie Of the North German Lloyd line,
carrying $10.500000 in gold and silver,
has been intercepted by four British
cruisers. They are said to be escorting
her to Southampton.
It is understood here that the Kron-
prinzessin had received orders from her
owners to proceed to Hamburg without
calling at any British port.
New York, Aug. 3.-The KrOnprinz-
essin Cecilie, German ship laden
with $1O,5O0,000 American gold, half
consigned to London and half to Paris,
which was captured before she reach
ed the English channel by four Eng
lish cruisers, was supposed to go first
to Plymouth, then to Cherbourg and
then to Bremen. She Is the finest yes
sci of the North German Lloyd feet.
The Kronprinzessin sailed from here
on Tuesday and was called-and truth
fully-'the greatest treasure ship that
has ever sailed from the new world to
the old" Her voyage, which has end
ed In virtual capture, has been one OF
the most perilous and picturesque
opening incidents Of the European war.
The great liner was taken before she
had had a chaLce to try to run the
gantIet of the English channel. The
reports received here indicate that the
four English cruisers went out to meet
her, and it would appear that they
must have come up with her as she
was steaming under forced draft about
40 miles off Plymouth.
Too Late to Recall.
1t is understood that when the I'M
minence OF a general European war
was realized on Thursday night wire
less messages from Germany were
sent to the Cecilie ordering her to
make straight for q German port with
out stopping anywhere, in any event
not stopping at a French or English
mort, 1t was then too late to recall
the liner, which was In midocean.
The Ceciiie Immediately starte. for
ward at full speed. She Is capable OF
making twenty-four knots. She is the
fastest ship with reciprocating engines
| In existence. All the newer and big
ger liners have turbines.
CONTINUED on Page Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
German Fleet to Russia.

Special by United Press Wire.
Copenhagen, Aug. 3 3:-Confirma-
tion of the report that a German
feet is steaming through the Baltic
headed for Russian waters reached
here today. Merchant vessels reach
ing here today report having seen a
German squadron steaming east
ward. Estimates of the number of
warships vary but it was agreed that
there were two battleships, four or
five cruisers and an escort of destroy
ers. 1t is known that the Russian
feet has been in the neighborhood of
the Gulf of Finland 1t is believed
here that the Germans plan to de-
stroy it and then to establish a close
blockade of the entire Russian coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
LINER CEC|L|E IN
CRAVE DANGER,
OFFICIALS SAY
Special bv United Press Wire.

SpUC1uE UU HFItW ToSo
New York, August 3.-North Ger
man Lloyd officials admit their
treasure ship, the Crown Princess
Cecilie, is at least In grave danger.
They say wireless orders were sent
Captain Pollock to steam direct for
Bremen and to watch out for French
or British warships. Reports that
British cruisers have also intercept
ed the liner with her 100000 in
gold and silver, have alarmed the
officials. but they refuse to credit 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Paris, Aug. 8 3:-French arms have
scored victories in sharp and
bloody engagement at Petit Croix.
A corps of Uhlans attacked the
French forces entrenched just be-
yond the town. The defenders re-
piled with machine guns and moved
down the advance guards of the Ger
mans. The Uhlans charged several
times but were unable to Withstand
the withering fire of the defenders
and finally retired in disorder, leav-
ing a number of dead on the field.
Among the wounded were some
officers. The French also took
number Of prisoners. The scene of
the fight is a customs post on the
Lorraine frontier. The Uhlans par
ticipating in the attack comprised
the advance guard of the German
army that was advancing from Metz
with Nancy as the objective.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
: INJURED WHEN
SEWER CAVES IN

Two men were buried alive, one
OF whom was seriously injured, when
the bank of a sewer excavation IN
Hall avenue, near Penn street, caved
in shortly after 2 o'clock this after
noon. The men were buried up to
their necks and it required twenty
minutes for a large force OF work
men to extricate them.
Mike Lewocz, of Wayne street, was
seriously injured. He was given hrst
aid by DR.. Meinzer and then removed
in the city patrol to his home. Joseph
Hoax, of Penn street, the other
victim was able to continue at work.
Among the men who directed the
rescue were Walter Peterson ana
William Owens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
England Decides on War.

Special BY United Press Wire.
London, Aug. S:-England has de-
ctded on war. Germany's violation
OF Belgium neutrality was the last
straw. The British ambassador at
Berlin demanded that Belgium's in
tegrity be respected. The Kaiser re-
fused to agree. This was communi-
Gated to the cabinet and according to
officials In close touch it was agreed
that there was nothing left but war.
Premier AsQuith is expected to make
this statement to the House OF
Commons when 1t meets this after
noon. He will ask for $3.50, 100000
as an initial war fund and 1t will be
voted In a hurry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
(More war news on page 10.)
Fremad Society to Hold Picnic.

Several entertaining features
have been arranged for the annual
outing and picnic of the Danish So
ciety Fremad, to be held Friday
night at Rogan's pavilion in the Am
boy-Metuchen road. Dancing will
be one of the main attractions. Re-
freshments will be served and there
will be other events to please the
members and their friends who at
tend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Germans Seize Four British Boats

Special bu United Press Wire.
London, Aug. 3:-Reports that
Germany today seized four British
steamers, property of the Great Cen
trai railway, In the harbor at Ham,
burg today, have created intense ex-
element here. If 1t is confirmed 1t
will amount to an act of open hostili-
ties ON Gernany's part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Servia Assumes Aggressive.

Special By United Press Wire.
Nish, Servia, August 3.-Taking
advantage of the movement of Aus
trian troops towards the Russian
border to resist the forces of the
czar, Servia assumed the aggressive
In the war against Austria today.
Supported by the Montenegrins the
Servians are preparing to invade Bos-
MIA. The purpose of the advance is
to provoke a revolution of the Bos-
mans against Austria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
er defending Libau was engaged by
the German warships.
Martial Law in France.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Paris, August 3.-France was to-
day declared in a state of seige.
Henceforth martial law will prevail.
The government has not yet formally
declared war, but the decree issued
today declares France and Algeria in
a state of seige throughout the war.
The French government today issued
proclamation suspending payment
of all debts in France until August
81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Fighting at Longwy.

Special bV United Press Wre.
London, Aug 3:-Fighting is re-
ported in progress at Longwy. The
advance guard of the Germans invad-
ing army, which entered France
along the railway from Luxemberg,
attacked the French defenders at
daylight today. This battle is expect
ed to extend all along the frontier to
q point as far south as Grey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
German Ports Mined.

Special bV United Press Wfre.
Berlin, Aug. 3-All German ports
are mined. The coast defense war
ships are at their posts. All naviga-
tion lights have been ordered extin-
guished and the lightships have been
brought back into port.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

Special by United Press Wire.
Berlin, August 3.-Russian patrol
encroaching on German territory was
forced back into the czar's territory
at Eichrennied and Tiloslav by the
German frontier guards, according
to word here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

AT a meeting Of Branch No, 80,
Workingmen's Circle, last night at
Union hall, resolutions We're adopted
expressing the deepest regret for the
untimely death of the great socialist
and peace champion, Jones, who was
assassinated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Germans Capture Prisoners.

Special bV United Press Wire.
Berlin, Aug. 3 3:-Germans made
their first capture of war prisoners
near Hohenzalza. Fifty Cossacks
were surprised and overwhelmed by
a detachment of German frontier
guards. The main force was also
driven back near Allenstein, town
of East Prussia, situated on the river
Allie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

No Confirmation of Assassination.
Special By United Press Wire.
London, Aug. 3:-No confirmation
has been received In diplomatic
circles up to 4 O'Clock of the reported
assassination Of Emperor Franz
Joseph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Russian Warships Driven ASHORE.

Russian Warships Driven Ashore.
Special bu United Press Wire.
London, Aug. 3:-Dispatches from
Stockholm declared the German and
Russian fleets have met in the Baltic
and that at least one of the Russian
warships, described as large vessel,
has been driven ashore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Ruth Bawden Ill at Winsted.

Ruth Bawden, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. William H. Bawden, of this
city, is dangerously i'll in the Litch-
field county hospital at Winsted,
Conn, where the family is spending
a part of the summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Report Eight Ships Sunk.
r.. -. TTnIfed press Wire

London, Aug "a news ticker
aeryice SAYS that in a naval battle
between the German and British
squadrons in the North sea six Ger
man warships were sunk ana Great
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
To Urge England Declare War.

Special BY United Press WTe
London, Aug. 3:-Sir Edward
Grey, in the House of Commons this
afternoon, announced that orders for
the mobilization of the British army
as we'll as the navy have been issued.
He explained that the final word for
peace or war must come from parlia-
ment. Up to the present he explain
ed England's promise to her allies of
France and Germany have been of
diplomatic support. This has been
given and failed. The foreign min
lister then announced that in accord
ance with the precautionary meas
ures the cabinet has ordered the
mobilization of the army immediate
ly, This step followed the calling for
the naval reserves and the mobiliza-
tion of the army ordered last Sun
day.
This announcement was accepted
as meaning that Premier Asquith,
when he is heard, will urge that
England declare war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Swiss Guards Defend Country.

Special By United Press Wire.
Rome, August 3.-The Pope today
authorized the famous Swiss guards,
long personally attached to His Holi-
ness at the Vatican, to go to Switz-
erland to defend their native coun-
try.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Drops Bombs in German Lines.
axai< al hA4 IL.alfcd

Special bt United Press Wre.
Paris, August "a French aviator
flying from Nancy In Bleriot mon
aplane passed over the German ad-
vance skirmish lines near Longwy
today and dropped bombs into the
German lines. One of the Is report
ed to have fallen squarely on the
engine of the armored train with
which the Germans were using on
the railroad lines and to have demol-
ished it. The fight was made In the
early dawn and the aviatoE was able
to make his escape without being In
jured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Naval Port in Flames.

SpecfdI By United Press WTe.
Berlin, Aug. 3:-Libau, Russian
naval port on the Baltic, is in flames
today The cruiser Augsberg re-
ported by wireless that she was bonn
harding the town. A Russian crCis-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

You can't a Ford to buy Ford
from any one else but Jensen, Ferry
Garage. 15 Smith st. Phone Isl.
E31K-t-1t-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

Special sewing machine sale. All
makes. A. Jensen, 336 State street.
3234-3-19-tf"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Germany HurIs Her Forces at France,

Special By United Press Wire.
London, Aug. 3:-Three German
armies, which include nearly 1,000,-
900 men, are advancing from three
different points on France. One is
moving through Belgium, the second
from Metz and the third from point
close to the Swiss border.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
'spoft That Emperor Franz Jo-
seph, Of Austria, Has Been
Assdssinated, Was UnCOn-
tirmed at 4 O'clock Today.
The ITALIAN ARMY M0BItIzES
Germany's Violation Of Belgium
Neutrality Was Last Straw,
and England Declares War
Germans Capture Prisoners.

Special bv United Press Wire.
Rome, Aug. 3:-The Italian gov
ernment tonight ordered the COM
army. In this connection it was
emphasized that this was purely a
precautionary measure and that
Italy intended to remain neutral.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

We vulcanize your tubes and
guarantee the work. Frank Van
syck;e GARAGE Co.
66e1-t-22-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

NEW HUDSON and REQ cars for hire
Phone Sexton, 1Si, Ferry Garage.
5640-5-28-tf-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

NEW AUTOMOBILES for hire. Sex
tom. Phone 18l. Ferry Garage.
664B-5-28-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

Singer drop head sewing machines
s27.0O at Jensen's, 336 State street.
78OO-7- -M-W-F-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

We vulcanize your tubes aie
guarantee the work. Frank van-i-
Syekle Garage Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
Say Franz Joseph Killed.

Special By United Press Wire.
London, Aug. 3:-The Daily
Chronicle prints an unconfrmed ru-
NOR that Emperor Franz Joseph
has been assaSsinated. No details are
given and the source of the report is
not stated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
NOW OPEN
MARATHON HOTEL
l42 SMITH STREET

Won are invited to come and ms pect this re-
podeIed hoteI-All modarn improvements,
newIy furnished, clean. airy, light rooms at
ARGtAMAs 1 DoukAs. Props.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03
French Troops Victorious.

Britain lost two. The admiralty has
no confirmation of such report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1914-08-03

and
cooler tonight, prob
ably preceded by
local thunder show
Els
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

John Tyler, Jr., Pamela
Alex Thompson, vflla Clara
Wilson Thompson, villa Clara
Wilson Thompson. villa Clam.
Ellis Tully, vfila Clara.
Ed Thomas, Mt. Ararat.
Geo. Thornbury, st. Joe.
Geo. Terrell, St. Joe.
Charlie Turner, st. Joe. e.
Duncan Thomas, st. Joe.
VIM. Thomas, st. Joe.
Chas. vandress, Duckpond.
Sam Wright, Jr., Avondale.
Gabe White, Delta.
Peter White, Oneonta.
Tim Wyatt, Blanche Mill.
Will Walker, Blanche Mill.
John Walker, Blanche Mil.
Pres, White, Blanche Mill.
Sam White, Saranac.
Ike White, Saranac.
Abe Williams, Saranac.
Dave White, Saranac.
Harrison Wade, Lone Island.
Tom White, Yelerton.
Hezekiah Williams, Mound.
Mathew Warfield, Botany Bay. !.
Lige Winston, Pamela.
lobe Williams, Pamela.
Geo. Villains, Duckpond..
Jim White, Villa Clara.
VIM. White, Villa Clara.
Pink Washington, Cross Keys.
Ernest Walker, Maryland.
]. L. Walker, c. l.. Co.
Jake Webster. C. L. Co.
Tom Walker. c. l.. Co.
Perry Washington, c L. Co.
lack Watson, C. L. Co.
Nick Watson, c. l.. Co.
Sandy Virgins, C. L. Co.
Geo. Virgins, c. L. Co.
Homer Well, C. L. Co.
Hy Williams, Locustland.
Joe Williams, Pamela.
Hy Washington, Compress.
Holly Washington, Compress.
]. H. Wheeler, Compress.
Tom White, Bellevue.
Will Watson, Aubry.
Elias Willis, Aubry.
Andrew Williams, st. Joe.
Louis Villains, st. Joe.
Clarence Williams, St. Joe.
Silas Washington, St. Joe.
Geo. Wilson, st. Joe.
Chas. White, st. Joe.
Willie Washington, st. Joe.
Jenkins Wilson, st. Joe.
Nathaniel Williams, st. Joe.
Dave Young. Botany Bay.
Jim Young. Botany Bay.
Paul Young, Case Lumber Co.
A. Zccara, st. Joe.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27
List Of Delinquent Road Hands
for Tensas Parish.

The following is the list of the delinquent Road Tax
Payers for the year 1914. This tax must be paid
promptly steps will be taken to enforce cOlIec-
ton, which will attach additional costs.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-11-27

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Arthur Riggs, Via ~
Silas Robinson, WildWc
Sol Ross, Somerset
Chas. Ridley, Somerse( +
Chas. Redding, Somersof
Love Sims, Hopoka
Will Smith, Hopoka
Ed. Shafer, Wildwood
Richard Scott, Wildv6t
j. c. Speed. Somerset
LENT Stafford, SomerSo
Alonzo Sutton. Somerr
Harrison Smith, SonoSl
David Turner, Ion
Chas. Thomas, Via l1e1 q
John Thomas. Via Med6 n
Willie Thomas. Via Me6e.'
Sam Turner, Wildwood
Amos Taylor, Somerset &
John Thomas. Somerset
Hamp Thomas, Stella 81
Albert Wiley, wildwood =
Jeffe Williams. SQurdunk
Jim Washington. Ion
John Walker, Ion =
Isaiah Washington, Ion
Arthur Williams. Ion
Alex Williams, Somerset
Jim Williams, Somerset
Leroy Wright, Somersek.
Gillian Winder, Somerpo}
Ben Winchester SomeEoo
Watt Winder, Somerset
jeff Winchester. Som6F1G1
Austin Witherspoon, -
Tom Williams, SteliA
John Warrington. 6QurG
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Robt. Anderson. BpE1
Robt. Andrews, Son
Henry Adams. Sou -
Ed. Allen, Shanty
Robt. Archie, AyFtle
Nathan Berry, WotqS
0bedia Brown, Va
Willie Bowman, IN
Jerry Brown, Bod
Henry Butler, Boz
Frank Bostley, Bon ri
Sullivan Bird. Sou1nn
Fred Bird, Soudan
Truly Bird. Soudan z
Robt. Bethel. Sou1on
Ben Brown, Helens
West Brisco, Heleno
Lloyd Brown. Jr.. Lqoc
Mathew Brown. LocuGt
Oscar Blair. Oakwoo1
Henry Carroll. Carolino
Nat Carroll. Bonn Bar
Tom Cole. BON Bay
Tom Campbell, BON ~
viii Carroll. Bonn BotI
lobe Clarke. Bum >
Wesley Carroll. Bun
Richard Campbell. Bu1
Tom Carter, Burn
Louis Caffrey. St IL
Walter Carroll. MidWr
Ben Carroll, Locust ~
Martin Davis. Wa&elr
VIII Davis. Waterpgo6
John Davis, BON Hay
Ferd Day. Burn.
Oscar Darris. Moro
Ed. Darris. Midway
Henry Davis. P-ovi1en(
Buster Davis, Fish n
Henry Davis, Fish ~
John Daniell, Helena
Tom Dodson, Waters
Jim Dodson, Waterpru
Andrew Frazier, Ban
Stewart Foley. 0han1y
Robt. Foley, Shanty
Robt. Felix, Oakvoo1
Eli Felix, Oakwood
Jack Ford, Waterpro
Merridith Farrar. w
Harvey Ferguson, W.
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