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induced many people to 80 to Texas
and Oklahoma to make their homes
In those days the amount of money
made was gagged by the amount OF
oil that came from the wells or by the
crops gathered from the land-pro-
vidcd we had plenty of rain and no,
too many hot winds. If everything
worked right. plenty OF money was
made.
1t is so different in the Petersburg
ioDewcll section. Pay day comes reyu-
larry. and the force is being increased
all the time.
IF the people OF this district, and
especially Of Petersburg. would grasp
the situation and 20 TO building homes
10 take care of the newcomers Peters
burg would in n short time he one NJ
The largest cities In the State Tn.
pay roll ut the Du Pont plant is larger
man that of any single industrial plant
In Virginia. and Petersburg should 70,
the ma jority of it,"
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NEW PAPER COMING
iope"~n Daily Press to Make First
Appearance IN Tuesday
Morning.

Another daily newspaper will make
It's appearance on Tuesday in Hone
well.
N''"o"eh Powder Town" already
po"StS Oh TWO papers. one daily and one
weekly, the third will mako its ,n-
pearance under the caption of the
Hopewcll Daily Press, and will he a
morning publication. The Daily News
already Is supplying the afternoon
heia while the liopcwell Times appears
eich sunday morning It is rcpor,od
that tho Times will shortly enter INC
daily field. Wv
q. w. Bagwell. formerly connected
win the Raleigh News and Observer
viii be. it is understood, managing.
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LOOKS FOR BIG GROWTH
IN CITY OF PETERSBURG
Frank -. Fuller Predicts Grcnt Indus
trial Development FOR Entire
Section OF Virginia.

Frank u. Fuller. OF the Frank D..
Fuller Co, is AN enthusiastic booster
of Petersburg. The pctersburg-IIopc
well section. he predicts. will soon be
come the leading manufacturing dis
trict Of the South.
II was for a number OF years" he
said yesterday. affiliated with one of
the big Western railroads. and have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

editor OF the Press: George Jack. of
Roanoke. formerly connected with the
staT of the Evening World, will be
city editor. ana G. S. Woolard also
connected with the News and Observer.
VIII he advertising manager
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PASSENGER TRAIN SETS
RECORD FOR LEN6TH

The longest trains in the history
OF the local railroad yards have pass
ed thru Canon City enroute west dur
ing the week The traffic has been
exceptionally heavy this year and is
practically all in the direction Of
California.
Monday twenty-five coaches were
carried by one OF the Rio Grande
trains setting new record here. The
train was over 1.50O feet long and
exceeded former records for long
trains by two cars. The previous day
train carrying twenty cars on the
same road stopped at the Union de-
pot in Pueblo. breaking records by
two cars.
A new record wasexpected to be
set yesterday by the D. & R. @. when
it was reported from Denver that the
afternoon train would consist of %
cars and instructions were sent to
break it up in Pueblo. into two sec
George Bauer was a scintillating
but only fifteen arrived. The other
cars were held In Denver and made
up a train later. So
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HERBERT MAAS
LEADS IN the
FIRST COUNT
OF CONTEST
MISS HEITiE PENNINGTON, MISS
ETA WALTON, MISS cARPEN-
TER AND MISS ERMA LlTTELL
NOT FAR BEHIND.
CAMPAIGN is ON IN EARNEST

The first count in the Records
merit plan with the Two Exposition
trips as the goal. shows Herbert
Mas in the lead with Miss Hettie
Pennington a close second. Miss Eta
Walton is a close third and Miss
Carpenter and Miss Erma Littell are
not far behind.
The campaign is now on in earnest
with every candidate who turns in
at least one subscription, sure to be
well repaid for their time and effort.
There are to be no losers, although
only one can win the trip to Califor-
mia. That one will be the person
who gets the largest vote. All the
others. however. have chance to
take the same trip under the merit
plan. For instance, for collections OF
100 yearly subscriptions. to the
Daily Record, or its equivalent. old
or new, we will give the trip to the
Two Expositions as outlined, except
the expense money will be $50, in
stead of $50. And. again. for clut
of 80 new subscriptions to The Daily
Record, paid for one year. we viii
give rounG-trip ticket to San Fran
cisco and San Diego and admission
tickets to both Fairs, FIVE days each
So it is possible for every candi
date to take the trip. practically free
of expense by little effort now.
The friends of the respective can
didates can do great deal to heiI
them along by paying subscriptions
or subscribing nav.
The next count will be made in q
few days.
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FROM MONTGOMERY, ALA
BAMi, TO SAN FRANCISCO

A trans-continental camping tour
party making the trip by automobile
from Montgomery. Alabama, to San
Francisco spent couple of days here
this week taking In scenery about
Canon City. The party. which was
encamped at the Odd Fellows home
on Fifteenth street during its stay
here, was composed OF F. ]. Cramp-
ton, past grand maste rof the grand
lodge 1. o. o. F. of Alabama, and wife,
past president Of the Alabama State
assembly, Daughters of Rebekah, Miss
Hazel Champion Miss Edith Marian,
one Of the officers OF the Alabama
State Odd Fellows home at Cullman,
and Mrs. Jane De Bolt Of Saginaw,
Michigan.Mr. Champion Is a delegate
from Alabama to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge convention, which convenes in
San Francisco in September.
The visitors are travelling in Chal.
mers Big Six car and while here made
the run to the top of the Royal Gorge
and over the Skyline drive. They
said that the scenic highways about
Canon City were by far the finest
they had seen on their trip.
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Claude Kiye. Springfield, Mass.
wilfred 8. Fray. woburn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Abbot. wolfeboro,
N. II.
+. A Dieckingan. Berlin. n. n.
Mrs. F. n. Lurk. Belmont. Mass
Miss Lena E. voipe. Medford. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. volpe. Med
ford. Mass.
8. @. Collins. Springfield. Mass.
C. c. g. Ross, Auburn. Me.
G. F. Klmbali. Portland. Me.
A. E. Kennedy. Claremont. N. H.
Vincent Olson. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. zienne. Stamford
Neb.
Agnes NJ. Anderson, Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Fuller. colum-
bus. Ohio.
R. N. HaineB and wife. Denver.
Rose Smith. Dawson. N. Mex.
w. F. Laugh and wife. Pueblo.
r. ?. Deng, Scott City. KAns.
N. w. Wood and wife. Prescott.
Arix.
w r. Wood. Elkton. Ky.
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pad Hsblt

: Emerson Keoush. the governmental
efnciency expert. said in an address
on encloncy IN correspondence be
fore the Denver :. N. G. A.:
why shouldn't business CORE
spcndence read ~ easily and grace
fully as . personal letterf Well, en-
Client business correspondence does 90
The world Il tired OF the old-fashioned
business letter with everything 70
versed. like
@'Yourn Of nth uit. TO hand. A. 81
duplicate order inclosed. for shooa,
high. Laced. vici, eight dozen. 1hirta,
assorted, oasieo, twc dexen: seeks.
black. wool. siE6s assorted fDuE
doBou.'
~Thsy ~ that one Of thoSo oidsEndh-
lpae1 ccrrospondents who foVoFno
eveEythino went inko 3 restauTnnt 80
daY nnA oF1oeed his 1inn6r lila Mi
Eo11.Ag Eleo oDet tpnnto1o -;
~ 1iElo 0Ilt13 ei6aH tooz ~, 80
= IN Doc - = 4
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OPERATING UNUSUALLY LONG
TRAINS.

Heavy passenger traffic over the
Denver & Rio Grande road necessI-
tates the running of unusually long
trains. The passenger trains that are
being operated through Canon City
over the Pueblo-salida division are
establishing new records for the num-
Der OF their coaches. Monday twenty
coaches were carried by . D. & R. G.
train. which is said to have been the
longest passenger train ever hauIed
through thi scity. The traffic fs al
most entierly tourists bound for the
Panama-Pacific exposition at San
Francisco.
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JOHN F. cREENwALr
HURT AT MoNTRoaE

JON F. Greenwalt. of Denver, pub
iicity manager of the Mountain Sta
tes Telephone company and former
news aver man. was seriously al
thou h not dangerously injured Sat
nrday night by w d. Emerson. who
accompanied him on a tour Of the
western slope. says the Grand juno
tson Sentinel Of June 2sth. At Mont
rose AE. Emerson was running his
car out of a garage and Greenwalt.
impatient at ? previous delay. ran to
catch the motor. but in his leap for
the running board his right knee col
1ided with the edge Of the swinging
foredoor with terrific force. He fell
70 the ground and wes carried into
. physicion's ofncs whore his injuries
Wsro 1soose1. -DeBsqus New Era.
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WANTS ROAD TO
The DISTRICT IMPROVED

The Cripple Creek Times Of recent
date has the following to say of the
Canon City-Cripple Greek road:
While We are in the road building
business in Teller county, neighbor-
ing counties should take cognizance
of the vast amount of work being
done by the local county commission
ers and good roads boosters of this
district. unfortunately tine bound
AIRY lines of this county do not encom-
pass any of the towns in the valley
in either direction to which auto high
ways are maintained.
The road to the Teller county line
in the direction of Canon City is in
excellent shape. Such a compliment,
however, cannot be paid to that por-
ton of the highway extending from
the Teller county line to Canon City
The county commissioners of Fre-
mont county apparently have failed
to realize the importance of keeping
in repair the road leading from their
trading centers to the district.
The auto road from Canon City is
the only means of transportation into
this district An automobile stage
makes the round trip to Fremont
county towns every day and the stage
/, is well patronized. If one does not
go by auto to Canon City, then he is
obliged to reach that city by train
by way of Colorado Springs and Pu-
eblo, an all days trip. OF course, all
have the alternative of taking the
zone horse shay route" or hoofing it,
both of which methods of travel are
obsolete and certainly unsatisfactory
to the business men of this district
who have more profitable means oi
employing their time than viewing
the scenery inch by inch as the car
riage wheels pepper their faces with
pulverized loam.
There is heavy traffic over the road
to Canon City. The Fremont county
commissioners could not spend {
few hundred dollars more prudently
or more economically than to improv.
the condition of the other end of tn,
highway leading from this district I,
Canon City. With the road in goot
condition for travel. the traffic from
this district to the Arkansas vale.
would be doubled There are abou
300 automobiles in this district an,
most Of them are used every day. NJ
sane autoist will drive his mzcnin,
over a road that is dangerous. Tn,
possibility Of breakdowns to their ma
chimes or personal injury to them
selves does not appear inviting to mo
torists."
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e..s postmsr.

The most curious letter CARRIER yst
heard Of seems to be one that covered
q small route in far-off Alaska some
months ago--nothihn less than bear
hamessed to q bicycle on which his
master fastened the mall sack. f3ruin
haulsd the load while his mAstef
steadisd the Wheel and 20 much ID.
terest Was excited BY this strange
combination that the outnt was taken
to England for exhibition PURPOSES
81. Nicholas.
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WATER TOYS OF THE EAST
Ingenious In the Extreme Are the Con-
trivanees Devised for the Amuse-
msnt Of the Youngsters.

Europe and America turn out for
their children many ingenious toys.
but they do not compare in ingenuity
with the strange expanding water toys
with which the children OF che far
East have amused Themselves for cen.
turiea.
These curious toys are placed In
small wooden boxes. similar to the lit
tie paint boxes often seen In our own
country. They have the appearances OF
soiied shavIngs. broken matches and
dilapidated toothpicks. but when
thrown into the water the ingenious
piaythings ut once exhibit properties
that show them to be more than mere
toys or bits OF stick
The wood Of these toys have been
kiln dried. and Immediately ,it touches
the water II begins TO absorb the water
and to expand almost indefinitely. A.
Il Increases q size II separates and
suddenly openo. becoming . vory prot-
Y toy. One stick VIII ehsnee into 3
hover pot. containing . rose bush n
fun bloom. Ano1hef becomes 1 fnf
mandarin carrying an umbrella Still
another win take the form Of . 80
serpent. very fsrocious In lts tiny a.
@snsions. Then, toos there are toys
which show e Hkaleas tieeFs. eroeo.
diies. etc. The figures are colorsd. and
present \ bewildering variety in o.
sign and treatment Their manufac-
ture IL = trade secret kept By the
guild that turns them out By the thou
fp~ds
For older children there are provid-
ed larger and even more artistic fig.
ures. consisting Of historical charAc-
tsrs. rulers. poets and soldiers. and
dvarfed trees and tiny houses. whose
doors and windows are full Of inmates.
are also among this clAss. The moro
ordinary kind cost . mere song. but
the inner toys are quite expensive.
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her oeeraa 81 ltealtN.

A vigorous old lady whom asksd ths
secret Of her eighty-thrse yexrs 81
health replied. Il never allow myself
TO fret over things I cannot help.
den, Nllf ds5. fdo sot es5fy ~ ~
Washlng- ironing. dressmaking. or bak.
Ing IN g Rsd With lei sns ! sry e eII
an implicit belief that there Il = brain
and q heart to this great universe.
and that can trust them BOTH
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Couldn't Feaze Him.

A subaltern was marching along
with his company. He was very young.
and bis men evidently thought him
inexperienced. 80 they struck up "A
little child shall lead them. lead them
gently home" When they had finished
he halted the company and said.
Nov we1l have that verse over
again" Game, wasn't hei
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eemethIna d : Maxaltr. !,

Young. Actress--"I am going 70 gel
married and would like you 70 mako
= big story about t." Dramatic Ed.
tort don't SEQ Just how can
Young Actress--"Oh. yes. ycn can;
you can have . great headline say.
ing: Actress Marries for the First
Time In Her Lief PUCK.
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CANON CRY MAnoMs
VISIT FLoRgMcg LODGE.

About fifteen members Of the Can
on City Chapter. A. r. 4 A. NJ, visit
ed Florence Thursday night and
three candidates were initiated into
the degree In the new Masonic tenn
pie. Tho work was put on by the
local Chapter and two Of the candi-
dates were from Florence and one
from Canon City. Light refreshments
were served following the lodge ses-
sion.-F1ofence Citizen.
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eomethIno Of a. ln,Inuotios.

Is ds% SsS.sii'. shiefsnsf IIssnsf.'sc; sc0n,.
dey's my.ailS chickens. who's c6lcE.
ems did you s'pos9 deS wasf" 7
wasn' s'posen' nufnn' about EN-. But
les say dat it's mighty lucky Dat
q chicken won como a-runpin' an
a-waggin' its tail when its regular
owner whistles. same as n dog
Washington Star. es~-
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sf

May atart . Dangerous Precedent.
= fail to see the justice I'd sending
that social lion to the pen for four
PEARS" said Noyes e. Brewmore, sim
ply because he borrowed $40 or less
from . few people. If that establishes
a precedent. ! certainly shall have 10
be more careful In the future with
my touches.'-I1ansas City Star.
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ST. JOSEPH, PEOPLE ~ rowM.

Mrs. Major Chew and Mrs. Major
BiddiIser Of st. Joseph, No. arg =.ee
ping at 5o2 Greenwood. They are
friends Of Mrs. sheetz and Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs. John c. Bieeiow Of Troy.
Pa. is also one Of the party.
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Mrs. R. D. Patton. DeSoto. la.
R. D. Payton Desota. Ia
SUNDAY, JULY 4th.
w. NJ. Craft, Rocky Ford, Colo.
Hunter James, Rocky Ford, Colo.
VIM. G. Heath. Denver.
Jos. d. Heath, Denver.
L. b. Meek, Denver.
C. d. Meek, Denver.
Agnes Kisseling. Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. MulvehiIl. Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy. Denver.
Marie Butz, Denver.
Alberta Tongue, Stromburg. Nebr.
Cornelius A. Ward. New York City.
DR.. Otto E. Tillman, Colombo Spg's.
Mrs. Otto Tillman. Colo. Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Green. Colorado
Springs.
Kate E. Chase, Galesburg. I'LL
Fora Chase, Galesburg. III.
Fora E. Chase, Galesburg. H.
w. G. 4Lautte, Denver.
w. c. Lautte, Denver.
Mrs. B. Lautte, Denver.
Mrs. Ed. Lautte, Denver.
J. J. Hamilton. Pueblo
Mrs. J. ]. Hamilton. Pueblo.
Paul Hamilton, Pueblo.
Mrs. Lulu Wilson. Pueblo.
Enrol Wilson. Pueblo.
F. R. Traner. Council Grove. Kans.
Java Miller. Des Moine1. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. HiidebrAnd,
Alma Stamm, Cincinnati, o.
Luella SchieI, Cincinnati. o.
Eleanor Schiel. Cincinnati, o.
J. J. Rack. Cincinnati. o.
Miss Rose Rack, Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. c. H. BELLS, Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. d. o. Cross, Cincinnati. o.
w. D. Jimes. Cincinnati. o.
Miss Ethel Jimes, Cincinnati. o.
Katherine Jimes. Cincinnati, o.
Gladys Jimes. Cincinnati. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lange, Piqua.
Ohio. ---
Frances R. Lange. Piqua. Ohio.
w. r. Meyers, Cincinnati. o.
Miss Emma Dater, Cincinnati. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. King. Chicago.
Miss Sylvia Tomlinson, Chicago.
w. Vrady. Cool. Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Owen. Merwin.
Mo.
Russell Owen, Merwin. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Ballantin, Dem
yer. t-. Er
G. w. Ballantin. Jr.. Denver.
Mary F. Ballantin. Denver.
Peter Mine, Denver.
J. C. Kachline. Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. C. Kachline. Philadelphia.
Bertha Columbia, Guide Rock. Neb.
Mrs. Lou W. Myers, osceola, Neb.
MONDAY, JULY 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gessleek.
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. swigle Z Daniel
Denver.
Ralph S. whitaker. Denver.
s. q. & G. B. Whitaker. Denver.
Paul Whitaker. Denver.
Erma sprague, Denver.
Rachel sprague, Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Tibbits, Denver.
Anthony James, Hoyt. Kansas.
Martha James. Hoyt. Kans.
Mrs. w. Q. Anderson. Springfield.
lass.
Mabel Anderson. Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. @. Elmer. Cieve-
and. o.
H. NJ. Alexander. Salida. Colo.
corrine Armstrong. salida. Colo.
Jos. H. Strand. Saiida, Colo.
Lucille Armstrong, salida. Colo.
Mrs. w. ~. Alexander. Salida. Colo.
l. D. Armstrong, Sa,.da, Colo.
Pearl Patton, Colo. Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. c. Ricketts,, Butler.
p.
Mrs. H. c. ldilliean, Pueblo.
Mr., ,. w. Dencan. PonuA1 ~.
J. w. Dunean, HnnttAr. III.
Mn ulens WsthsEepoon, WSespas-
,urf. Mo.
u ( ~ NJ M = &.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Luehring. Colo.
Springs.
Pauline /. Cole. Rusk. Texas.
Roy D. Lee. Pueblo.
Mary p. Lee. Pueblo.
B. B. Preston, Pueblo.
Ruth Preston, Pueblo.
L. A. Humbert and wife. Minnesota.
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. P. earning. Iowa.
Mira Scott. Denver.
c. H. Hankins, Chicago.
TUESDAY, JULY 9Th.
James Hennissey. Providence. R. I.
Mrs. Hennissey. Providence. r. L
Bernard E. Carbin. Lynn. R. L
Mrs. Bernard Carbin. Lynn. R. l.
Miss Marguerite Sanger. Dorches-
ter. Mass.
Gertrude Sanders. Northampton.
Mass.
Herman A. Fleming. somersille.
Mass.
DR.. VIM Mckee, Haverhiii. Mass.
VIM. e. Emerson. Augusta. Bic.
Harry L. Nichols, wiiliamantIc.
Conn.
C. W. Pennington. Ruthland. n. H.
Edward F. p. Burns. Cambridge.
Mass.
j.. p. Howe. Ptttsneld. Mass.
George A. Heis, North Adams, Mass.
Jos. NJ. Cassidy. Worcester. Mass.
Agnes J. Macdonald. Boston Mass.
J. T. Barrett. Milford Mass.
Jos. L. Burns. Taunton. Mass.
VIII. McMenenson, Cambridge.
Mass. ----.-
J. P. Prcndergast. Troy. N. Y.
Mrs. J. P. PrenderEast. Troy. N. Y.
Thos. F. Naming. Attieboro. Mass.
Sara d. Craig, whitehsville, Mass
Mrs. G. e. Dormell. Chelsea. Mass.
Amy A. Downs, Canton, Mass.
Julia e. Danahy. Canton. Mass.
Georgia d. Mansfield Canton, Mass.
=. o. n. Mcguire Derby. Conn.
John B. Tracy. jamestown. Mas.
T. J. Teshan. Manchester. N. H.
Pt B. Sullivan. Derby. Conn.
Mrs. z. +. Brown. Newport, r. j.
8. L. Hallinon, Nordua. N. H.
D. Kato. Nordua, N. H.
Z. 8. Lincoln. Gardiner. Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Prescott. Gardi-
ner. Me.
John Hildebrand, Juny. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Jewell. Nastma.
N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Irony Edion. Nastma.
NH.
Florence K Donovan. New London.
Conn.
James EllGain. New Haven. Conn.
Lily L. Dacy. New Bedford, Mass.
Gertrude NJ. Cunningham. New Bed
ford, Mass.
Susie N. MGnchester. Newport, r. l.
Judge Duffy. Newport, r. I.
Brian e. McDonough. Portland. Ne.
Mrs. Brian McDonough. Portland. NE.
Miss Francis colIbran. Portland, Me
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Cain. Lynn.
Mass.
p. J. Shaw. Madison. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Boyle, Rutland,
Mass.
J. H. Barnes. Troy. N. Y.
John w. Quinn, Cambridge. Mass.
Gertrude Sullivan. Newport, r. II
Attel c. Plummer. Newport. R. /.
Mrs. Emma A. Clark. Portland. Me.
Miss Annie Paine. westwood, Mass.
J. G. Buchanan. Boston. Mass.
F. Llndon. Devan, England.
Ella o. Mara, st. Lonis, no.
Margaret A. AIahoney, Boston,
Mass.
Ella Murray. Boston. Mass.
Lyman A. Nichols. Willmantic, Con.
Alice D. Pierce, Fafr River. Mass.
Frank H. Byrne. Winthrop. Mass.
Ellen L. skahon, Belmont. Mass.
Katherine q Dsver. Salem, Ilsss.
c. Owen Downlng. Ioconis, n. Il.
5 A Bsv1S. oalsm, Nsss. 4
FeSgy .. lappey, Eittstpn. ~.
Lelsan J. AsSl. eeamo1t Mar.
||.
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obsyino RssuIatlens.

Little Bessie went TO the park with
grandpa, She WIS passIonAtsiy fond
- flowers, and grandpa lifted her up
"a eee the pretty .noWers IA the urn.
A policemen came along and said:
''Yon in4stn't pick the lowers. littls
gifl.y q which she sF6veiy replied
-l'nnt nick 'em; only mall en-
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Mr.. and Mfs. J. A. Joy. Dallas. Tex
Sarah 3. Powell. Harrisburs. Pa
Clara M. Johnson. Colo. Springs.
e. G. Powell. San Francisco
Mrs. walter Graham smith. Stan
ford. KY.
Miilicent stracy. Kansas City.
Fred Ikenberry. Pueblo.
y John A. Rock. Pesotum. Ill. !.
Anna Rock. Pesotum. Ill.
Edith Rock. Pesotum. Ill.
Mrs. H. o. Nichols. Colo. Springs.
Ethel Grim. Denver.
Irene M. Cam. Denver
Edith G. Grim. Denver
Mrs. L. Leirck. Yandalia. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Williams, King
man, Kans.
Mrs. Anna L. Grim, Denver.
Miss Edith Muehle. Pottsville, Pa
Miss Marion Muehle, Pottsville. Pa.
Nita Gillen. Mankato. Kans.
Ted Kennedy. Kansas City.
Ken Gee, Kansas City.
H. o. Hansen. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Watson. Chicago.
Miss Edna Lee. Salida.
Miss Lora Bacon. Salida-
Mr.. and Mrs. James McComb. Salida
Lou Pease. Salida.
Russell Coleman, Saiida.
C. E. Woods, Victor. Colo.
c. w. Copeland. Victor. Colo.
Margaret R. Henry. Colo. Springs.
Minnie L. Cole. Colo Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Luehring. Colo.
Springs.
Pauline /. Cole. Rusk. Texas.
Roy d. Lee. Pueblo.
Mary P. Lee. Pueblo.
B. B. Preston. Pueblo.
Ruth Preston. Pueblo.
L. A. Humbert and wife. Minnesota,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. earning. Iowa.