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Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15
STREETS WILL BE
 OILED AGAIN Oiling Will be Done Right Away. Is Much
 Needed.

On Tuesday afternoon a peti- ton was circulated in Judsonia for the purpose of having funds subscribed to provide for the oil ing of the streets. Our streets were oiled last year and the bus mess men suffered very little in convenience on account of dust.
 This past week the dust raised by the March winds has been e. nough to convince them that the streets should be oiled again this year and the petition was rea1i- ly signed.
 The cost of oiling to each firm will be Fl cents per lineai foot for the road in front oT their place of business.
 Aside from the freedom from dust, which ruins stocks, many mpliments were heard last year on the c.ean appearant of the town
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15
J. V. CROCKETT

In tie column of political an nouncements you will find the announcement of John V Crock cit of Searcy, as candidate for the office of Treasurer of White county. MT. Crockett made the race four years ago and was de- feated by 37 votes.
 He is we'll qualified for the of flee and will make a courteous and efficient official if elected.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15
STRAWBERRY ACREAGE
 GREATLY INCREASED
Prospects at Present Good for a Record Break
 ing Crop.

In the last issue of the Kansas City Packer is given an extensive review of the strawberry out look at the present time. The following facts, which should be of general interest to the people of this section. have been taken from that article
 Kansas City, March 10. Re ports received this week from most of the leading Strawberry growing districts in all parts of the United States indicate an en- ormous increase in the acreage with prospects for a ma ked in- crease in production.
 If the present promising sitpa- tion continues there will be rec ord breaking crops in Ark2nSas, Missouri and Tennessee. Louis : ana has a small increase in acre age while Alabama promises more berries than last year. Southern California will ship 400 cars and the Sacramento, V at sonville and fresno Districts will ship between l 800 and zoo
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15
cars.


 The Chadbourn District in No, Carolina promises 500 to 800 cars.
 Nearly all shipping points in Arkansas report an increased a creage and there are several sec tions that will shipin carlots this year for the first time. Follow ing is the report of the Judsonia Fruit and Vegetable Growers As sociation;
 1t IS estimated that there are ], coo acres of strawberries at this po.nt or an increase of 25 per cent over last year. The plants are in better condition than for many years and shif- ments will start about April 25,
 Tae leading varieties are the Excelsior, Kiondike and Aroma. From 300 to 325 cars will be shipped. The shippers here will use Hothin9 but she z4 full quart ventilated crate. "
 Bad Knob reports 700 acres and estimates that they will ship i80 cars.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15
Bradford. Ark, Feb. 26, 1916.
 RESOLUTION

Whereas, J. Wood Henry has served four years as principal of our scrool, and has proven his ability as an organizer and in- Structor; and
 Whereas, he is a candidate for Superintendent of Schools of White county, and is now en- gagged as principal of the Kensett High School, therefore be it Resolved, that the board of ed ucation of BradfordSpecial School District, recommend him to the voters of White county as being an honest, upright Christian ger- tieman, and as being well quail fled for the position to which he aspires.
 Furthermore. we believe that the principles advocated by Prof. Henry will tend to strengthen the teaching force, and raise the standard of education of White county.
 G. H. Davis, Pres.
 U. L. Hickman, Sec.
 
 Thos. Humphreys.
 J. NJ. Westmoreland.
 c. Twyford. Kensett, Ark, March 8. 1916.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15

Whereas, we have, within the past few years, employed as prin- cipal of our schools both Prof Henry and Prof. Blankenship:and
 Whereas, we are in position to know of the qualifications of each by the results obtained in our schools; and
 Whereas, We feel that the citi- zenship of White county wants the man who can really put plans and principles into execution therefore, be it
 Resolved, that we, the mem bers of the board of education of the Kensett Special School Dist rict, do heartily endorse Prof. J. Wood Henry as a conscientious, Christian gentleman, with good business judgment and vastly su- perior to his opponent in execu- tive ability and school manage rnent.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15

Now is tAe tifge to smoke your meat. Use igaro Meat Pre- server. Li1tle's Drug Store.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15

Eastland's Pharmacy has an excellent array of fishing tackle now on display.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-03-15

SEED SWEET POTATOES
 Nancy Hal, fellow Yam and Triumph seed sweet potatoes fer safe by [. T. Thompson, 4 miles north of ! Jadsonia.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20
'A'C;|H|IiI!E::'S WILL
(;'D,'!|'S}E:fI||EE: i'm.
Pennsylvania railroad Company M
install Change Making Ma
mes Soon

The mana cement of the Pennsyl
V&nia railroad, it is understood i,
experimenting with q change-makin2
lcNice with the purpose Of CONSERVING
~" time of tickct-6ellers as well as
tHo patrons at the stations. The
device referred to has a keyboard
similar to that Of a typewriting ma
chine, which contain % numbers and
is Of two types.
The one particularly adapted to
railroad offices delivers the exact
amount Of change due a purchaser
into a shallow metal receptac Gle when
the proper keys are pressed, whence
the patron, outside the window, re-
moves 1t. The other type consists of
a money pocket into which the change
tails when released and is handed bv
the ticket agent to the purchaser.
Inc last mentioned machine has
~ keys representing amounts from
i've cents to 90 cents in multiDles Of
i've. For example, should one dol
lar be given to the ticket seller in
payment for 10-cent ticket. the ten
key being pressed, 90 cents would
be delivered to the receptacle directly
IN front Of the purchaser. Or, should
80 cents be given by pressing 2 rcd
Key marked 80 and pressing the 10
Key ~ cents VIII be returned to the
purchaser. In the middle OF the key
BOARD IS row of white keys contain
ing the penny rack and which when
pressed, cause the machine to give
out from one cent to four. These are
used when the amount Of the pur-
chase IS not multiple Of five.
The installation Of one Of these ma.
CHIMES in the ticket office would be
a great benefit to agent as well as
patron as the time required for the
purchase of ticket would be great.
~ reduced, and at the same time the
liability of making mistakes in change
would be maintained.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20
WILL CHANGE NAME
ar HsHiENDSs ! hR5r'''
~ .s.-as%l,ss E,l~s:g4.
Decided Last Night at Council Meet.
ing That New Name Should Be
Given street.

At the regular weekly session Of
tie city council last night, it was
ordered that 'Muddy Lane" or Char
les street, be given new name, and
the selection was left to Councilman
Wolford.
The streets name Is Charles and
II is often confused with the other
Charles street, and might at some
time. cause difficulty in answering
fire alarms.
w. S. Anderson, q paid fireman at
Hose Co. No. 3 rendered his csigna-
ton and asked that it take effect i'm
n!ediately. Fire Chief Quinn will put
g temporary man in his place until
i regular man is appointed.
The water line in Miller avenue
vas ordered extended, and one was
ordered laid in Beth street.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20
USES TWO PO|SONS
TO END MS LIFE
}. 3. Sneider Commits Suicide at Ha
gerstown With Chloroform and
MorDhipe

]. b. Sneider committed suicide a
HagerStown yesterday by inhaling ST.
ouDnces Of chloroform and Swallowe.
morphine. He was found in be,
unconscious by one Of his daughter;
and died several hours later.
Ia farewell note addressed 10 nj
children he said grief over separatio
from his wife and desire to end Ii
troubles prompted the deed He cam,
here from York, Pa, several year.
ago.
Surviving are his widow and tn,
following children, Lester, John, Nom;
and Myrtle Sneider.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

Lord Northcliffe says Germany can
nave peace by getting out Of Belgium.
france Serbia. Poland and Russia.
Mvlng full indemnities to those coun.
,iics ard making PREPARATION for the
oUtrages Of her submarines. His Lord.
snip viii kindly cable us upon receiv.
ing the kaiscr's reply.-New York
Evening Telegram.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

TO the voters Of the Secord Con-
gressioEal district
am candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for Congress for
the long term subject to the party S
wishes as expressed at the primary
to Dc uciu JuI~.y, 4l4o. Iou. a,.,.-
port is cordially solicited
l.. !. Foreman.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

10 the voters Of the Second Con-
greSsiOnal district:
| hereby announce my candidacy
tor the Republican nomination for
Congress for tie long term, subje c
to the primary to be held June 9th.
1916. Your support and influence
sci!cited. - J. ". Hartman.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

Speaking Of the Republican posi-
D lities for the Presidential nomina
ion The New York Herald SAYS: at
mas become popular saying that
Root would make the best president
~ al mentioned for the honor, but he
2' mot he elected Who knows he
'lld not be elected?" Theodore
osevelt--Lousville Courier-Jour
nal.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20
Howard

Congressman large Howard
Sutherland announces his candida
cy for the United States Senate
Subject to Republican Primary ;,
June 9th. Your vote and influence
earnestly solicited.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

1T is a safe guess that next time
anything happens to a merchantmen
at sea it will be the fault Of a Tur-
kish or Bulgarian wasp commander.
indianapolis Star.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-05-20

To the voters Of Berkeley county
am a candidate for the non!ua
ton for Prosecuting Attorney OF,
the Republican ticket, subject f.,
the action Of the voters at the pr-
maries to be held on June 9th, nest
Your influence is earnestly solicited
HARRY A. DOWNS.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
CENTRAL MERCANTILE
DISTRICT IMPROVED
Association Has Obtained Better
Lights and Street Cleaning.

Fifty improvements for the centra,
mercantile district. Canal 10 Thirty
fourth Street, have been obtained in
the last year by the Central Mercantile
Association. of III Fifth Avenue. Street
cleaning improvements, better illumi-
nation. increased transportation facil-
itics and building developments are
listed as some of the leading achieve
ments in its annual report. just pub
lishcd.
Within fifteen minutes distance from
the centre of the district are over
100000 purchasers Of. Manhattan, the
report states, while more than 1000. 900
arc within fifty minutes distance.
Twcnty-eight per cent of all the city
factories and 30 per cent of the work
erS are IN this district, in which every
railroad hut one has a freight terminal
and onc-half of Manhattan's dock rev.
enues. Sl.7S0,000, is paid.
Bus line routes connecting the cast
and thc west side residential sections
with the central mercantile district
have been advocated and six express
stops obtained on the seven rapid tran
sit lines in the district.
Officers of the association for 1916
are-elerkson Cowl president; James
{. Elms. T. II. Lamprecht, George A..
PEmpton and David Novius. vice-presi-
dents: Louis NJ. Hart. treasurer; Jo-
seph F. Kcan. secretary, and Edward
H. Pfciffcr. publicity secretary.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-George y. Lauck. as Committee
Of the Property Of John ". Quincy. an In
competent Person. Plaintiff, against Eliza
beth H. Briggs et al, defendants
In pursuance Of judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made ana entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing date
the goth day Of June. 1916. ], the under
signed the referee In said judgment named,
will sell at public auction. at the FIX
change Salesroom. No. l4-l5 Nesey street.
In the Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
York. on the 2nd day Of August. 1915. at
~ o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph 2.
Day, Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment to be sold, and therein de-
scribed as follows.
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land situate. lying and being in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, city. County and state
~ New York, bounded and described as
BEGINNING at point on the Northerly
side OF 53rd Street. distant 3l5 feet East
cry from the corner formed by the inter
section OF the Northerly side OF 53rd Street
with the Easterly side OF 9Th Avenue; run
ming thence Northerly at right angles with
53rd Street. and parallel with 9th Avenue:
81 feet inches; thence Southeasterly asd
on a line which makes on It's Southerly
side an angle OF So degrees - minutes "a
seconds with said last mentioned course.
80 feet ~. inches; thence Southerly and on
a line which makes on its westerly side an
angle OF 81 degrees 80 minutes Is seconds
with said last mentioned course. a. feet 4
inches. TO the Northerly side OF said 53rd
Street: thence Westerly along said North
erly side Of W 53rd Street, - feet IL
inches more or less, to the point or place
OF beginning
Said premises being known by the street
numbers 33i-3 West J3rd Street Borough
OF Manhattan.
Dated New York July ist. 1915.
JOSEPH r. TRUESDALE. Referee.
WILFRID y O'NEIL. Attorney FOR
Plaintiff. once & T.. q. Address. 1876
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty 20 ne sold. its street Number is 33l 4,
West 53rd street.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
STEEL TRAIN BRINGS
GOLD FROM HALIFAX
England Sends Cash and Securi-
ties Here Under Guard.

Portland, Ne. July 16.-A special
train of steel cars bearing a shipment
Of gold and securities from England
passed through this city to-day on the
way TO New York
The train, with score or more OF
armed express messengers. left Halifax
Yesterday, and crossed the interna-
tional border early to-day at Vance
boro. II left here over the Boston &
Maine Railroad by way of Lowell and
Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for Last Twenty-four Hour'
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. july l5.-Recent rains have assr'
,sied food conditions in the rivers of South Caro-
lima and additional warnings Of very high water
have been issued Considerable damage has been
done and conditions correspond generally to those
.rr.rierced during the food o August. 1905. Flood
warnings have also been Issued for the New and
Great Kanswhs rivers.
Local thunder showers continue the south
Atlantic and east Gulf states. and the Shower belt
extended into the west Gulf states. Tennessee the
Ohio valley and The south upper lake resion2 There
were also local thunder showers In Minnesota. tho
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17

between the commissary department Of
tho army and the civilian butchers.
Under the new system all beef will
be bought on tho hoof, or requisitioned
II Il becomes necessary. by commits
sion including representatives Of the
army and the civilian butchers and the
mayors Of the larger citics-Lyons.
Marseilles. Bordeaux and Rouen. The
animals bought will be proportioned
according TO the requirements Of the
army and the civilian population.
Those destined for the population will
be distributed among the butchers ac-
oording TO the importance of their
trade.
II retail prices do not respond to the
aims of the commission under this
system m old law Of 1891 authorizing
the arbitrary limitation Of the selling
prices of meat will be called into
service.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
IUNE A RECORD MONTH
FOR WAGE FARMERS
Activities in Factories Show In
crease Here.

Activities in the factories Of New
York were greater in June than in any
other month OF tho previous two years,
il the measurement is the amount of
wages paid. TIE total number of en-
ploycs was greater than IN MAY and
only slightly less than in April, which
holds the record.
Had IL not been for the strike in the
woncn's clothing industry the total
number Of workers would have set a
hich-wator mark for two years. These
results are shown by the Bureau OF
Statistics Of the State Industrial Com
mission from 1.4O0 representative firms
with 900 employees.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
West 53rd street

West 53rd street
The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge TO satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is TO be sold IS Ten
Thousand Four Hundred and Fiity-six ana
$4,000 (SiOt56.95) Dollars. with interest
n thereon from the 29th day OF June. 1915,
torether with the costs and allowance,
amounting to Three Hundred and seventy
five 52/l0o Dollars, with interest from tn1
qoth dav of -une 1916, together with the
eynenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other Hens, which are 10
he allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid BY tho Referee. IS
s5s054 and interest
Dated. New York. July ist. 1918.
JOSEPH r. TRUESDALE, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
Normandy Butchers An
crv at Authorities War
Price Manipulation.
MUNICIPAL SHOPS
RUNNING AT PROFIT
Nev system Provides for Buy
mo of Beef on Hoof and Divid'
Cd Among Army and Civilians.

p.-;s July 6 Correspondence Of
-. Associated Prcss).-A lockout" Of
~ customers by tho butchers Of
v..,sndv is one Of the latest develop
.,,s in the resistance Of the authori-
a., % thc manipulation Of war prices
Of food.
usvor I. J. Ourscl Of Eyrcux fixed
rc,i, for the butchers etail prices.
-,,v resisted and declared tho people
,toaIs have no meat. The Mayor
.,,,es a municipal shop, selling at the
.,;uum price he had imposed, and
81. ,rof,s were so considerable that he
IA ~ need 20 draw on the capital
...s5 bv the municipal, council to keep
-. enterprise going. He is making
~ueb money for charities that the
.is of Fvrcux are beginning 20
..se,s.and why there arc so many
sn.cbsrs-twcnty-one for population
~ les, than $4,000. us
aThs, is just the trouble repnoo
.le butchers. We are =" A""''
,,., h the Mayors business were a.,
,;5s5 equally among us We would aIi
w. 49, r,cnev: question OF too many fixed
.ssraes for the total volume Of trade '
MAYORS Have Found Chance.
r, MAYORS Of France generally are
.,-s;3erei officials in ordinary times.
s,eurvirc themselves mostly with mar
.;srss Now they have found their
,bsrce IN this struggle against eN-
,s~sive living and arc coming out
90
wayor Chariot Of Pavillon-sous- Bo's'
s,,eU suburb Of Paris, considering
F,.stion contrary 90 democratic prln-
r.1ics rejected the plan of fixing prices
srd resorted TO competition ms
r,rniciral store has brought the price
~ nota'oes down from . cents 90 ] %
cc,ts mound. bcefsteak from 80 10
95 cents and salt from 4 to 2i2 cents.
Tnsble 70 buy potatoes from whole
s.lors. who. he says. preferred 10 leave
mart Of their stock IN cars 10 &C.
,.r;ors+e rather than risk bearing
nr;cos bv putting 10 on the market
Vsvor Chariot bought from the potato
r-owers direct. selling az a reason
sble rroft and forcing the dealers to
meet his prices.
Navor Fauquet Of Bondy. another
suburb. and the mayor Of Enghien, the
ropulsr watering resort, put an emo
10 exaggerated profits in the same way:
France has not reached the point OF
slimentation in common, but labor
unions and mutual benefit societies are
sdo7,inc measures that approach
sirgularly the theories OF the col
lec'ivists by the establishment of CO.
operative buying and distributing
agencies.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17

KNOX, EDWARD MN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John p. CO.
halan n Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. Notice Is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Edward W. Knox,
late OF the County Of New York. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber. At his place Of transact
ing business. No. - Pine street. Borough
OF Manhattan, In ;he city OF New York, on
or before the second day OF November next
Dated. New York. the 25th day Of April
1915
J. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN, Executor
HENRY +. MILLER. attorney for Execu-
tor. - Pine Street. Borough OF Man
haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
Busy on Meat Question.

The mayors Of the larger cities, m
cooperation with the Minister OF the
Interior. are also occupying themselves
with the meat question. Ihelr hrsl
decision was to obtain a proporuona',le
distribution Of cattle throughout the
country and do away with competition
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
SURROGATEy NOTICE.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John T. Cohslsn. Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
John Leslie Gordon. late Of thaC County Of
New York deceased. TO present~the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber, at
It's principal place or transactlns business
No % william street, I'm the Borough
OF Manhattan. city ot New York. on or
before the 2ist day Of December next.
Dated, New York. the 9Th day OF June.
1915. -
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Executor.
GEILER. ROLSTON & HORAN.
Attorneys for Executor. p Exchange
place New York. " v
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tik 90
partnership heretofore eisiing between ths - err
signed conducted a. No 7sj Broadway. N"s lnrk
city under the name oi BROADWAY cLpAN q
SUIT co. has this day been dissolved by m'i Ia
consent. Datsd. New York city. July 18Th. 1915
MORRIS LEVINE
WITNESS. NATHAN SrEiNhfhs.
Joseph G. GRAtFR DAVID RANDALL
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
fall RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

" Pier -. n. r. ft Fulton 50. Daily,
at & 30 T. VI. Music.
Providence Line: For Providence Boston
and points East Strs Is. Pier IL, y. r.. II.
Fulton St. week days only. a. =. NJ.
New London (Norwich) Line: Lv Pier
~. " r.. n. Houston ST. week days only.
$40 Z. NJ. Pier 70. T. r., #. +. 22d ST.
6 90 u. NJ
New Bedford Line: strs ". PIER ~. n.
r.. r. Houston ST. week days only. at
8 90 =. ~.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
ARRIVED.

Giuseppe Verdi utsD Genoa July !. Naples 2
and Palermo 3. 10 Mcdonnell q lruds. WIN -
gers. mails and mdse Bar al SIS m.
Mcsaba tBrl. London July 4. 10 Atlantic Trans
port Line. with mdse Bar al 45 m.
Gargoylc. Alexander June % via Alsiers so, TO
Vacuum oil co. in ballast Bar At m;
sclcne Dutch. Copenhagen juno 2s and Krswhl
July J. IN Ruhl IN eslast ,.' var 80 Ko,. r. r.,
10 Russian Volunteer Fleet. in ballast Bar a. J. W
m.
GothlAnd tBclsl. Cardiff July 5. to Norton. Lly
& Go. in ballast Bar at "a m. c-,.
Corona lNorl. Bordeaux June -. 70 'Nnpsss' s'io lc
Gencrale Trsnshilsnuaue IN ballast Bar at 10"
Bs,sano tBr) Hull June % and Boston July Is.
~ Sandcreon 4 Son. with ndss. Bar at N.
Alberto Treves OtsO. leshcin June = ana ana
Gibraltar 20. 10 simpson Spence & Nouns' with
",i.s Cf.,ls~ Beatty ,kmSi. Tilt Cove. \ F. July 7,
70 J j Whitney & 90. with COPPER ore. bsf a. Z
Jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News. with pas
sengers and mdse. io the Old Dominion IS 20.
Quarantine Al - p m ~. -. ,,.,,..,.
Alamo Mobile. Tampa snd Key West. ~ Msh't,
Ss Co. with passengers and mdse quarantine a.
Fo,ie ,Bn. London July /. to Cunsri s' Co.
Princess Amne' Norfolk and Newport News. tn
Old Dominion IS Co. With passengers and mise
ISi william 0'Brcn. Jacksonville July 70. with md'e.
Quarantine at 80 p M.
Eolcr, Clowy lcahlel Quarantine al ~ M
SAILED.
Nuecc. Galveston. Mamma Hsts baltimore; Nn
Goth (Rrj Archangcl: Munzlhro. Ssgus. tVeyn.
San Juan. Atlantic -- Appcnine tBr). Cardh
Idgremout Castle tBr. Nadivoviok van DER
Dr'ivn fDufchl Antila. Delaware. PhA adelphia
NsndeyiIie tNor). Kingston. St Louis VD. Boz
dcau0. Toyams Mau tIap). Nladvostok stampsi,
Yo-tcis Ca6.ane ' Cinco 1Norl. Fort Antonio Al
,rirsl CLARK : Fsgcrsand tNorl. Cayenne
Ncdiva tNorl. Ssnto Domingo. Essex l'rl. Nsh-
incfon- Larcssf~an fBrl London Hilton.
Perfection T1mpco. United states collier Hsnnlha.
sandy Hook ~ 10 M. Cherokee. wilmington
y G. and Georgetown. G.