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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22
UTAH WOOI(ROVERS
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS
SESSION ENDS WITH sriIutINo
Address.
Favor Humane shearing, Dcnounee
New rnfff law. Prc,Iaiory AMI
mails. Disessrs. Eic,--C'cofgc Aus
tln u the New President

with the passaee Of resolutions
declaring that the woolmen n Utah
win present a united front 10 the
cncmy and fisht for their existence
20 the last ditch; favoring humane
treatment IN the shearing Of sheep.
and tho election Of Officers aud az
rcciors for the coming var. the
NTH annual sosslon Of TIE Utah
woolgrowcrs' association cane 70 a
clos AZ the termination OF the
meeting held ~ the Hotel Utah IN
saif Lake CITY last Wednesday
night.
George Austin was elected prosi-
dent % the association. John G..
Markay was choten Vice president
and G. u stewart was rc-eleeicd no
secretary and treasurer. Tho fol-
lowing board OF directors va cho-
ncn, George Austin. Salt Lake. J..
q. McAlllaler. Salt Lake. c. n.
Stewart. Salt Lake: I y. Magleby.
Monrocs Thomas Smart, Logan; ,,
n. soeiy. Mt Pleasant. NJ D. Hig-
bee. Cedar city; Henry Mos. Boun-
tifui; William Crane. Hartman; n.
j. Jones. salt Lake: John c Mac
kay, Oanger: w. ID. Candiind.
Salt Lake: wnford nay parownni
ienoa Bonnlon. vcrnal; p. N clorg.
Tooeie; L. n Anderson. Ment; A.
X. Hanson. Richfleld; Jas. Aagard,
Fountain Green. and John Nebaker,
Laketown.
Resolutions urging oo-opemtlon
among the sheepmen and criticisms
tho government for huymg blankets
abroad. were adopted az follows,
"The woolgrowers o. Utah 10 con
vcntion assembled, notwithstanding
the advorsltioa thoy are being g He'd
upon 10 meot. declare they win turn
their faoes TO the rising sun, and
With hopeful hearts await tho dawn.
Ing OF brighter day We deplor
the action OF government offielals
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22

The sullivan Machinery company
has under consideration the open
ing OF a supply house al this point.
This company Il q large distributor
OF machinery through Carbon com
~ and believes ~ business WIN be
greatly facilitated by making Price
a distributing point Mr.. Sam Min
nice IL the conlpany's representative
with offices In the Parkor-weeteE
block.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22
UTAH ~ TO BE GIVEN
sCANT CONSIDERATION
Only One Of Eight Income Tar Col.
Icctors e. Come From Here.

Martin Durken Of Great Falls
and e. p. Ector Of Missoula were
Thursday appointed income tar col
Iectors IN the internal revenue dis
trict OF Utah, Idaho and Montana.
The selections were made by the IN
ternal revenue commissioners AZ
Washington upon the recommends
ton Of J. G. whaley OF Salt Lake.
United states internal revenue COL
lector for this district.
According TO the plans OF the Tn
ternal revenue department. Utah
will get scant consideration IN the
appointment OF the income tar col
Iectors. There will be eight aecnts
IN the three states comprising the
district. OF these. ak win come
from Montana. one from Idaho and
one from Utah.
Utah democrats are expressing
mild surprise that the internal rev
enue department should give Utah
any place at all in the department.
The headquarters OF the department
arr IN SAT- Lake. but Mr. whalcy
has recommended that the head.
quarters be transferred to Helena.
Mr. whaiey. himself. was appointed
from Montana. Now ak Of tho
eight inoorne tax collectors are 10
come from Montana.
In the election OF 1912 Montana
elected two democratic United states
senators and two democratic con-
grcssmcn. The congressional repre-
sentativcs of Utah and Idaho are
republicans Apparently. tho inter
nal revenue commissioner aims 20
limit the patronage OF his depart
ment In this district TO the one state
that went democratic. The appoint
ment OF Income tar agents Ia pro
vidod for In The general tariff mca-
sure and BY this act they are taken
out from under tho provisions OF
the civli service regulations. Each
Income tax agent win receive a sal
arg OF $1,000 per year and travel
ms expenses.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22

Rest Cough Medicine for Chiidrcn'
Il am very glad 60 say few
words In praise OF Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida
Dewey. Milwaukee. via II have
used n for years both for my chill
drcn and myself and n never fails
to relieve and cure cough or a
cold. No family with children
should be without Il Ne Il gives al
most immediate relief IN cases OF
Group" chambcriain's Cough Rem.
cdy "A pleasant and safe 90 take,
which IL OF great Importance when
medicine should be given 90 chill
dron. For sale by all dealers.--Ad'
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22

ton FOR the very efficient services
they have rendered in the past"
The resolutions committee con-
sisted Of w. d. Candland. John G.
Mackay. A. X. Hanson, Sylvester
nroadbent and John e. Austin.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22
Prnc.l snnrfan Do Ycnrr.

The most beneficial snowfall In
years bcenn late Thursday night
and continued until almost noon on
Friday. Several inches fell during
that period and was full Of mois-
ture. The weather was warm and
the snow packed quickly. sheepmen
and dry farmers are especially ella
ted ovor the prospects ahead.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22

$50 tons OF first-class hay for
sale Apply TO T, II. rhomas at
soofleld Utah. 1919.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-22
Officials and Committees of
Price City.

MANOR Carlos Gunderson.
COUNCILMAN fiEAR TERMS w. lnofsourow
COUNCILMAN eYEAR A. We McKtnnon thoIdover).
COUNCILMAN aYEAR n. r. Kirkpasrick
COUNCILMAN 2YIiAR H.. 8. Ho-~ier
COUNCILMAN afEAR TEHaf James ". Pace
L. A. LAUDER.
TREAsURER, A. NJ Hunten
CITY MARSHALL J. L.
NIGHT wATCInfANs Dasid Bryner
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WATER WORKS. SUPERVISOR OF
STREETS AND wA1ER MAsTER Albert Pace
CITY ATTORsBYi q. q. Mcwhnncy
CITY JUsTICE or PEACE A. j. r~e
SEXTON liNfTOR HALL A. D. CRANES
CITY PHYsICIiNs D. y. Fisk.
POUND KEEPTRi City Marshal.
MANAGER LIGHT AND POWER PLANT william GrIcn.
HEALTH COMMITTEES CITY Physician n. r. kirkpatrick
Horsley.
WATER woRNs COMMITTEE. ,. y Pace A. w. MeISIn-
non andE Hogslq
PUBLIC PARK COMMITTEES A. W. McKinnon j. W. Loot
bourow and ,. v. psc.
sTsEFTs ROADS COMMITTEE Carlos ounder-on o.
" Pace and H. n. Kirkpatrick.
ELEcTIuc oosnnrrEE n. n Kirlpatsick, ). W.
Ioofhouros andA W. McKinnon
CEMETERY COMMITTEES d. =. Hor-iey, T. ,. Pace ,. W.
Loofbourow.
ISsrrvroN COMMITTEES D. Loorbourow.
n f. Horrlcy aud A. ". Mctnnon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

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Minnie Sricit s. Wiariball Di. Bruce,
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g. geditbeiuer, Sanucl 3oent6ol
Charles oirit6 " &. gScigcl 0crr
mo 6rau s Grlonger luo @li Sp.
penbeimer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
OftermOntags.lln

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gntcru-sonper ST. arcu5-GemcuOc S Sirens Safe"
Der gSeI nno @iaam.Shahe
@nrim.6ctldfcitcu Der SsraeIiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
15. 5tiituneeieit nnO Bali
Baltimore 9agerm.ScreiH."
Citrr.N NiOntae, i3. glpril 1914.
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orG bic Gratorieu.(Scieaicbait lno
0as N6ilaoelp6ia Grdleiicr 5ur glnis
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gr6BtcG Gomponiitcn Ger 9leiBeit.
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TON NM Carl GnrhuriaNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
gounenunf. muO llutcraano.
Nas Metter.

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pcg l6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
0clcooten fiir stcrncn6annerfeicr.

Die Delegation 5ll Der Stcrnen6on-
ncrieier bon Dlount &ernon Y. g.
Scr @cimat6itaOt Der 10 Sabre altcn
@rocc Milliam aeD lIrenfelin BON
6ronciS Scott aep, Dem &eriaiier
Der gtotional-ppmue. iino ole 5olgen-
Oen: 6rau Soiepb 2. gooo, iSratI
@erbert Grei6am SRI. SlBanne
Stour. GrsfiHc Ban Soiiten Gduiel
@. @bitmorc. @oion 2cwiS, @larf
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N}orriS 9. @errmou iuO So6p O..
@iutgen. 9ieic Delegatell wiroen
Uon @}aoor Gowti ". 5iSfe bon
Monnt @crnon ernanut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
glelucomer ii6er Illegi0u0lbant.

ocrr g8aloo Ncmcoiner, pcldcr Der
@orilbcnOe ocS Gonliics mar ods Die
Gaapague fit cinc &egiouaI6anf III
Baltimore aeIcitei 6attc. oriidte iih
atiicrn III rHdt niB5uDcriicbcnoer
gAcin ooriibcr aus bob er nlles oa5rt
heitraQcn lpollic, pic 9egeriag 81
belDcqen i6rc aeioBic GuiidciolHg
AidJuono Sic. 9lc8iouol6anf 5ll gc.
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sSd) ge0eiite ~iagte Scrr 9telgconler,
init oller @nergie mid oieier gInges
legenbeit 5n luiomen mo boiie, oaB
0Qs llnredji, iuelte5 Baltimore ges
ide6eu iii Uieoer gutgenladt miro.
I'D Gin III elmer Gage rlIu6itrcitbore
tsriinbc oafiir al3ngc6eu nab 9ol
timorc 6er nailuaenldBe iinan5lclle
svlniclplnft oes IiitriftS III" Ios
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titngen fiir Sic Gioiicn0erianmllMg
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crhoben luer0ra iull maAt iu5uiidcn
oic aroBien 9luitrcuguugcn mn oas
Sliicreiie Ger aon5ci Staol IL oicler
gngccact6eit Sil caUedcu @r G6os
a 6alconer Nrdii0eat 0cs Gereins
ner Aouilclhe uno 6abritontet miro
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SIRIUS Dl 0IibbS 4Srdiocut ser Snn
0cIs0e60r6e uuo %crrn eugene
Nladior0 6o6cn bei luclher oco
'srogramui fir bic Nlalieuucriamm
hHg Iii oer uSDric" ierii1aelicllt per
0ei mlr0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

YoIi5ciitotion wuroe bon Oen &orfall
in aenlituiB geieBt mo orOncte bic
llc6crfiIbrlng ser llngliidlihen uoA
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Coroner Or. 9(lgire WurOe bon Dem
Gorfua 6euadridti9t uno miro cine
luteriubung eihleitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

%rGdtiacS CIteriucttcr.
Ter au9efiinoigtc 9icgcn itcIltc iib
Dor Dem Grmadcn oer 9oltimorer
Gin lmo mar BON filr5er Doucr.-
StraBeu nit ir01libel Nlcnihcn
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tone ser llcbcr5cuglmg bon ctli6el
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mo cincm 6ishen Sen5Uino auiwar-
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iiat marea mclhe iit6 5umal IN ocr
uoroldcn Charles -StraBe mo Dem
8roaowou 5u einer inpoianien 0iter-
auuOgcblma geiialtctc.
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mar cs, weldcg all oic rr06lidcn
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oas butte Geiuiibl oarboten. @alti-
norcs idl0nc 1Sraucn battcn 6 iidl
notiirIib nidt ncbucn loiielL Die
ncucitcn S1opilugcn ser aandhti.
gen @0ttin oNooe" an lcbcuoigrn
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Shlie.. Sunpcl. INC ouocren 9lo-
den. Gic moOcruen iuIo aparten
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lulteruc6menO aus ocn anopflodern
ocr 6crreu berais. Sat aac 6cn-
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bcnccu Sopipilanjcu bcictt. Iulpen
liar5ilicn grimcln mo Gltcrlilicn
baticn hauptidhHh bicr5h Geuuen.
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icbmnd lpiricr nuA sic pcriAicocucu
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icitc idniidcu
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teteil glugenblidc Stop iageu Sin
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BIC Gollen. lino @os.Jichnung cin-
lringen gn9t oob Gin alteS Spriid.
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,ringen fntL
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
MeNe strahcn6a6nIinie er6finet.

gPodocm bic Bepobner Der Gol-
lou.2lucnuc ieit beino6e 5woli Sobren
oic pcrihicoeucu 5nItdnoigcn Yebor-
ocn crinbt 6ottca cine StroBcn-
bobnlinc iibcr oiclc StraBe ou5ille-
gen, iobcn lc 0citcru Wiorgcn ibren
&unih eriiillt, ais Der critic @ag.
gon 0ie Gollou.9lpemne binmtcrh6r.
yie6rcrc Ninle wor I'M Staotratb eis
lie ScrorOnlug cingcbradt lporOen
5ir @cglug oieicr @cleiic. pitroe ic-
oob icOcS Wial nicoergeltinnt. SeB-
ten Sonmer ober puroc cinc oicS6c-
iii0lide &croroung ongcnomneu
uno pom NlaDor, troB alcr cr6obc'
nen 4rotcitr, umtcr5cidnct. gtad
Ocnl ald Oic Yc6orOe iiir Scifentlidc
9ctricbc bic gcplante StraBen6a6n-
linic als cine ylot6mcuoi1feit erah-
let bate, purOc init Dem 2cgcu Der
@elciie bc0onnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

Sn Sem 9riiibcn oes 3a0ndrjtcs
Dr. " 0iarinal 5mit6 uott Mr.
1000 Olaoiiom9tpenile mclder ieit
cinar @ode tranf i'm Nicrcp.SoIpital
0aruie0erliegt iit cine uepeutcuoc
NcilcrlnA cingeircten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

9rootlDn Q9m. @otfins uon Snoia-
napoliS mo Charles 8ecgbmou Don
Chicago.
Serncr werOen iid Dem 3uge olrh
sic 5toot nab sem SpielielOe cine
9(n5oM Srganiiotionen ani1lieBeu,
bic iid in Oer lcbtell Mouateu fiir 0cn
ein5igeu 3ped biloeteL Inn iiir oic
Gerrapin5~ mo oeren @rfolg i6rc
pollen ardite ein5uiebcn.
Yoli5ei Ni Bregeln.
@roBc @orbereihnqen pur0en ei-
tens DER &oli3ei6e6oroe getrofieL
Inn Die Gronlng beute oufredt 5u
crboltcn onldBGd ser in oen pcricbie.
oenen @arts itattfinocnoen Bali
iblagipiele, ioipie Der bon Dem o6e-
oerol 9aicball Club" gcplNntcn @o
rooe, melde ib Inn IL ll6r an Der
Ode pom Baltimore unO Golocrt.
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sic foIgenSen Strobet 6eluegen
wiro. Sollioap-, 2crington., glort6-,
Souette. G6orleS.StroBe, 9Iortb-9lpe
mte uno @reennoiult.9lpemle nnd
ocm Gerrapin @orf. 70 @oljiiten
lllter Ocm 9eie6l BON ~Gapt lSontru
iinS nah oem 9oieballplot beorOert
so mciicre inter Dem Yefebl pom Gn-
pitdu Mor6eiier nod ocm Griole
&arf, lud6reuO 70 ole @aroOG iiber.
maheu imO 76 oen olIgenieinen Of
ientlicben &erte6r oiien 1oIten pcr.
Oeu. @obiomcs 9hlge miro ouf ct
maige Eoicbcnoiebe ae6olten Oa iih
Oieiel6eu bel iol6en @elegen6eiteu
itetS 5ablreicb einfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
Nabt nns Ill 0cbbrl's

gcDen inO nus III GDnfirnlatioHS-
GleiSern arfnc6meu, iueiI lie BORT
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@diir sur 9lciic iu'S QlnSIml6 6ciOrat
6, 0laiuv, Nr 4i3, Sits@OltimDre Ctr,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13
Mir Gin ScimectrGaf.

Tas BON @co @iint6er gebrdiite
Bier lit oas bette gieIe 9eirtbeilcr
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rel oir4 Sic neueiten Dlni9ineu as.
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mdnin Crbnlicn, Iinb Rcbctru, her CfilfE
bnuOn per TclGpbUu OOct idrlllHN BAt,
tOciInHD 6m iHaWeW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

allinitrcl Goritellnng, ueraaitultct
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tag, l3. glpril, 6rO0iinn-OaIlt, 1000
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(slpril5.l2t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

8dle sur 0lriie In'S gInelanb belUrat
". Olnlnc, Wr. 4iA OF WGlilmOrrs Cir,
SlOc GmilOm Spnie AUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-13

tnlig.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09
ORPHEUM

A bewildering dancing performance
that has caused audiences of the world
to yield completely to it's attractiveness,
is the offering of Mana, the Partisan
Danseuse, who is assisted in her dances
by Mons. Alexis, in serving up the
cieverest dancing attraction seen at
the Orpheum this season. Mana is
1.-the, shapely little miss, possessing
pleasing personality and her pretty
face is crowned by an abundance OF
blonde tresses. Her appearance is
fetching. but it is the wild whlrls, the
tornado like rapidity and dazzling
agility of the dance that is the real
merit of her performance. Mana and
her partner dance with mathematical
precision, and Mana. in her reckless
abandon exhibits a strength that can
scarcely be credited to so small and
supple a body. 'Pekin Mysteries" the
weeks splendid headliner, is without a
doubt a wonderful attraction. Mysti-
cism of the highest order is it's key
note, with just enough other clever
feats by these orientals to make the
act thoroughly enjoyable and rafting
noveltv Bond and Casson nifty pair
in neat songs and dances, are delighting
audiences Immensely, and in fact every
turn OF the bill seems to blend into a
variety bill. - ADVERTISE
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09

or all the various localities chosen
by the writer's of plays, during the past
six years, those who have chosen the
western portion of our own country
better than those who have selected
foreign countries. And so 1t is that the
locale of the play, BILLY, the Kid"
which comes to the Majestic Friday,
matinee and night, is placed out in
New Mexico, and is an extremely good
atmospheric picture of that part OF
the country. its people and it's manner
of living. There is strong story told
in the play, one that is full of adven-
ture. yet with an intense love interest
and there is plenty of comedy. Berkeley
Haswell takes the part of the hero and
they say. the role suits him perfectly.
=AdYertlsemert.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-09
MY DOCTOR TOLD ME TO
TAKE FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE.
The Reason Why So Many People Take
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When Mrs. c. II. Dunkel, of 33 Linden street Read
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25 Grown street Meridian, Conn; Frank Pof Hallam
Pa Miss Catherine Boyle As Blackburn street Fair
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Physicians hospitals and other institutions all over
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