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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
DEAD. MANS HILL HELD
 BY GERMANS, IS CLAIM

Berlin, March 21-The unqualified assertion that the Germans are in pos session of Dead Mans Hill, north west of Verdun, is reiterated by the correspondent of the Tages Zeitung at the Verdun fronR
 Mot only Hill No. 265 called Dead Mans Hill, but also the enemy posi- ton on Hill No. 2s5, included under the designate Dead Mans Hill. are in German hands, he says. '~The French neither hold nor command the position.
 German advanced posts are south of the summit of Hill No. 295.'' : The misunderstanding in regard to the real situation, according to Ger- man reports, has been due to the fact that the French, whose maps designate Hl1sNo. 8265 as Dead Mans Hill, be- gan to give this designation to Hill No 2s5 when they were driven from Hill No. 265.
 The official French statement of the afternoon of March said that the Germans had taken possession Of HilI No 265 but made no reference to this position as Dead Mans HILL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
Belgium To Have Part
 In Peace Deliberations

London, March 21@The entente al- lies have promised Belgium she will be invited to participate in the peace negotiations
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Which is correct, HaII bo~led" up or "baIIed" up, and why2
 BalIed up is an Americanism for snow or mud accumulated on a horses hoof and thus iguratiTely for anything that is tangled or confused,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
French Lose 2,5OO OlMen

Berlin, March 21.-French positions northeast of Avocourt were captured by the Germans. who took 2,500 pris- oiers, the war office announced today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
Russian Army Takes
 Old Persian Capital

London, March 21----A Reuter des- patch from Teheran says that Russian forces entered Ispahan, the old capital of Persia. on March 19E cities of Persia, with population of some o.0Oo. It is 218 miles south east of Teheran-
 The foregoing despatch indicates a Russian movement further to the south than has been reported hitherto Russian forces after the capture of Fort HaInadap advanced southwest to- wards Kermanshah, in the direction of the Turkish frontier. The army now reported at Ispahan1 evidently is strik- ing southward from the main Russian forces, in the direction of the Persian gulf.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

be brilliantly illuminated by electric ity. The passage of the canal can be made as safely and expeditiously at night as in the day time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
SEA BATTLE OFF
 : BELGIAN COAST

Continued From Page One direct hits and he steamed out of sight at full speed.
 We suffered only unimportant damage,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Captain Dewar, son of Lord Dewar. Senator of the College of Justice Of. Scotland, has been killed in action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Gold coins to the amount of $75. 900 was withdrawn from the New York Sub Treasury for shipment to Central
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
|Our EHn Query anb N |RePl2;

Was New York city ever the nation sI capital?
 Yes, from the beginning of 1789 till August, 179O. Washington was fnau- gurated first president there April 30. 1789.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

What charm has the seventh sonf Does it moan a family of only seven sons or does if make any difference if oirIs are older orNin between and stili there are seven sons7 What chapter and verse in the Bible can we find where it will tell us2
 Seven was a sacred number among the Jews and also among the Greeks and Egyptians long before the Chris tian era. The number seven is applied to many things in the Bible, but in no instance is the seventh son accorded any distinction or differentiated in any way from other sons, second, fifth oK sixth hi the New Testament many things occur by seveHs, as seven churches in Asia, seven spirits sym bolized by seven candlest1cks, seven stars, seven seals. seven vials, etc. The frequent occurrence of the num- Der in the Bible may have given rise to the popular superstition which at tributed special virtue to seventh son and Invested the seventh son of seV- enfh son with supernatural powers; but, like many other popular supersti. lions. it had no foundation in reason and certainly none in Scriptural au- thority, A seventh daughter of a sev- enth daughter is of equal importance.
 Tn what year did tho United States government issue trade doIlars7 For what purpose were they issued and why were they not legal tsader7
 They were issued from 1874 to 1878 as special coinage for use in trade with China in competition with tha
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Please explain 4he difference between an aeropIane, biPlane, noneplane, hy- dropIane and aeroboat- l
 Aero is from the Latin aer, air; bi means two or double; mono, one or single; hydro, water. An aeroplane is any machine that sails through the air by the aid of aplane surface td assist in its support and management: a monoplane is such machine with only one plane; a biplane has two plane surfaces, one above the other; q hydroplane is machine that skins the water, & gliding boat A hydro aeropIane is an aeroplane with pom toons, so constructed that it may float or skim the water and rise into the air also.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
Americans Are Asked
 To Quit Border Town

HI Paso, March 21--The school has been closed at Fabers, a border town 30 miles to the east of E1{Paso, and all American civilians have been re- ouested to leave by American military authorities, according to telephone messages received here today by H., D. Camp. Fabenss school trustee Fabens is opposite the Mexican village of GuadaIoupe. American troops have arrived there and the officers are now quartered in residences of citizens.
 The Russian State Railroad has or dered six locomotives from the Aneri- can Locomotive Co,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
Sheets and Pillow Cases Special

inches soft finish good 75c grade-On Thrift Day at -S'oC Bleached Pillow Cases of good muslin regularly at Thrift Day. 2 for 15c
 imi oned o a
 Bedding Section Main Floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Fo1tr E1sds1ai ipznen wore dismissed from the Naval Academy, three for drinking and one for gross disobedi-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
Wha Maa st. Anastaaia2

Who was St. Anastasia2
 The name has been bornes by two or three Christian women of antiquity first, Christian martyr who was slain during the reign of Nero. 65 A. D.: second, one who perished during the persecution by Diocletian. 303 A. D.; third, one who is said to have lived in Alexandria disguised as monk for twenty eight years.
 How will the Panama canal bs light ed?
 The canal proper will be lighted by strong lights on both sides; the chan mel through Gatun lake will be marked by lighted beacons and tha Locks will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21

Why the name of Wall street, New YortS7
 Wall street received it's name from following the line of the early city wall on lower Manhattan Island. This outer wall of the city was once surmounted by a stockade. Times have changed considerably since that day when watchful sentinels paced this wall, guarding the little village of New Am- sterdam from the Indians and the wild beasts.
 AWhat .is the full official ti+le of the present king of Eneland7
 George ", by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Domin- ions Beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India"
 By what kind of a title does the United States hold the Panama canal zone, and what does it cover?
 Your question is best answered by article 2 of the treaty between the United States and Panama, ratified by the United States senate Feb. 25, 1904. as follows: "The republic of Panama grants to the United States
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
MAIN EkM & MIDDLE STS.

Spanish and Mexican dollars. They were not intended for general circula- tion in the United States and had only a limited home circulation when first issued. They were made legal tender to the amount of $5, but the legal tender. provision was repealed in 1876. The weight was 42O grains, while the standard silver American dollar weigh ed 4121S grains. They were finally re- deemed in standard silver dollars and retired.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
What Is the oIdest tune in che world

What is the oldest tune in the VvorId9
 At the battle of Leipzig. about 100 years ago, where Napoleon was beat Sn. Bonaparte walked about softly whistling the tune. of ''Nlalbrook sen va-t-en guerre." It is a very old tune and has many words put to it. It is the tune that has acquired We Won't Go Home Till Morning" and 'sFOr Hes a Jolly Good EeAkS
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19

with his trained nurse" The first
Priestly with Miss Gibson Miss Glib
son tells Mary that she wishes to mar
ry Sir Anthony, but will not take this
step without first getting the consent
of Aubrey. Sir Anthony (Blinkt is
apparently reconciled to his son and
gives him his consent to marry Mary.
The miners have struck because of
small wages and unsafe equipment.
Blink as Sir Anthony agrees to look
over the mines and investigate. After
he investigates. he orders that new
and safe equipment shall be bought
and that the miners salaries shall be
raised The supposed Sir Anthony
becomes an idol with the miners
Gouger, the friend of Blink in his
former life. has been trying to see
whom he thinks is Sir Anthony Hav-
ing found Sir Anthony dead in Blink 5
hut, he thinks that Sir Anthony had
killed Blink and eloped with The
Terror" Gouger is eager for revenge.
He finds The Terror" Miss Gibson)
frightened for Blinks life, keeps put
ting Gouger off At last. however he
cannot be put off any longer. Blink
(Sir Anthony agrees to see him. Au-
brey, Mary and Miss Gibson are in
the room. To satisfy Gouger it is nee
esary for Blink to disclose his identity
before Aubrey. This satisfies Gouger
Aubrey does not mind, as he has
grown to love Blink as his real father
had disinherited MIN. while Blink
makes him his heir This arrange
ment pleases all concerned Blink
again marries The Terror" for ap
pearances' sake and Aubrey marries
Mary Priestly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19

is delighted with her dainties and
fragile beauty, and at once makes
friends with the shy little creature
of the woods He thinks of her only
as an interesting child however. and
when visited by his scapegrace broth
err, Gerald, who is by his own confes-
sion "a constant worshipper at the
shrine of woman Arnold views with
alarm and discomfort Gerald's firta-
tious attitude toward little Lefty
Gerald halls Arnolds nickname of
"Wildflower' as appropriate to Lefty,
and begins an ardent courtship of the
child-woman, whose innocence and ig-
norance lead her to mistake the dross
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19
"THE IMPOSTER" AT
THE ARCADE TODAY


Al the Arcade Theater today Will
be shown Jose Collins, the film star
in the "Imposter." The story reads:
Sir Anthony Gregson Bart, an Eng
lisbman. is wealthy from coal mines
and is unpopular with his employees.
Sir Anthony has one son, Aubrey,
who has angered his father by falling
in love with Mary Priestly, the young
daughter of Mr.. Priestly, who. taking
nitv ON the lad, gives him work in his
office.
Sir Anthony also has twin brother
who has dropped out OF his life me
brother is BLINK" He marrles
gypsy girl, known as THE Terror
Sir Anthony takes a sea trip me
Yacht anchors off the coast on when
blink has his hut Blink recognizes
the Yacht and sends a friend OF MS
Grouger. with a note to Sir Anthony
asking him to call on him. Sir An
thonv does so. While at Blinks hut
he has a stroke of paralysis ana dies.
Blink changes clothes with Sir An
thony. leaving Sir Anthony dead as
Blink. Nobody suspects the change.
Blink proceeds to the yacht taxing
THE Terror" with him, pretending
ebe is Miss Gibson. his trained nurse
BEING in need of money, Blink WISHES
as Sir Anthony, to draw check out
no realizes he would give himseii
away bv the difference in handwrlt
ing. He feigns paralysis which, ap
parently. leaves his right arm ano
hand useless.
Blink. now Sir Anthony, sails nome
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19
for gold. After a tempestuous WOO

for gold. After tempestuous WOO
ing, Lefty is swept off her feet by
the impetuous Gerald. and elopes with
and Immediately pursues the pair,
reaching them just after the wedding
ceremony has been concluded. After
a struggle with his brother, Arnold
knocks Gerald down. and by means of
train and auto spirits Lefty away
from her new-made husband, despite
her desperate efforts to escape, all of
which he thwarts Arnold takes
Lefty to the old Fifth avenue man
sion of the Boyds in New York. and
introduces her there to the members
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19

of the household as his wife, telling
Lefty this course is necessary to pro-
tect her reputation, but not fully ex-
planning why. Even Letty's parents,
who know of the elopement. do not
know which of the Boyd's she has
married
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19
Nancy's inclination

II was Nancv's first experience in
the water. She ana her father waded
out together for a snort distance.
Then he picked her up and carried
her into deeper water. She became
frightened and exclaimed On. papa,
/ don want to' &c there ID rather
Q where the water short
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19
MARGUERITE CLARKE IN
Evil DFLOWER" AT THE
CRESCENT SATURDAY
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At the Crescent Theater. Saturday.
Marguerite Clark will be seen in the
beautiful woodland drama of Wild
flower" by Mary Germaine Mar
guerite Clark portrays the character
OF the dainty and betwitching little
forest flower, whose real name is
Lefty.
Lefty Roberts. a pretty and unso-
phisticated child of Nature. dreams
and frolics her time away on little
farm on the edge of the woods. far
from the city. One day a stranger
comes. Harold Boyd, a wealthy man,
who has chosen the seclusion of the
forest as a rest from wearisome so
ciety duties He meets Lefty. and
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-19
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The exquisite emotional actre IS and
stage star, Nine. Petrova, will appear
al the Crystal Theater today in D.
act photodrama, What VIII People
say" Following is a story Of the
play:
The story deals with problem OF
very young woman who is used to
every luxury, confronted will The
question of choosing between the man
OF her heart and the man who can
give her the Injuries to which ne has
Oeen accustomed
Persis Cabot, daughter of multi
millionaire, meets a young officer,
harvey Forbes, coming from the
philippines and they fall desperately
III love. Owing to her fathers finan-
clai reverses, it is impossible for her
70 marry Harvey Forbes. She con-
tracts marriage with Willie Inslee,
whose immense fortune makes 1t pos
SlDle for her to re-instate her father
ano give her all the Injuries she has
0een used to. The marriage of course
Is failure.
rersis meets Forbes at a reception
sven by the Ambassador, ant they
OOtn confess their love to each other.
rersis discovers a liaison Of her
husband with former mistress, and
uecldes that she has a right To take
ue love which Forbes offers her. On
Ae first occasion of their being alone
"sether, Willie Enslee discovers
uem and accuses Persis of infidelity
sofDes commands her to choose be
s"een them. Persis refuses and For
ses leaves her in desperation. LefI
a'one together, Willie maddenad by
jealousy, stabs his wife. A newspa
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-05-26
JOHNSTON.

Mr. Walter Bremges spent Sunday in
Noonsocket.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jerome Watson Of Auburn
were at Nathaniel Eyeretrs Sunday.
Mrs. b. y. Tracy Of Boston i, spending
lev days with Mrs. l.. ,. Caldwell
Mrs. Susan Brown Is visiting her son.
MI Frank Brown Of Providence tor lew
day.
Miss Charlotte ssttler Of Rehobeth. was
a sunday guest Of Mr.. and Afs. Peter
Bremges.
Rapid progress is being made on the new
house now being build By Mr. . ney Vii
liams Of Pocssset.
Mr. and Mrs. Eah Tiff and Miss Mabel
Grsha m of Pfovideuce spent Sunday At the
home of w. l.. Everett.
DR.. aud Airs. Bryer and their twin
babies seiest the boms o. Mr. and Mrs.
4. b Rhodes on sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Gilbert Bishop visited
their daughter, Airs. William Waterman
Of Mani, Avenue on sunday.
Mrs. John Emslsy Of Pascosg Is spend
ing the seck al nome VI Hr. aud airs.
iisary Ensiey % Asrilofd Avenue.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs. Elton Berry OF Dorches'
ter avenue spent Sunday with relatives
III Riverside.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23

r5pis
,@r lpar febr ltpls auf belTcn gsz
1it Gs 1T Elm Mertb1tiid, oas ibm
Iein @robpater bttterlieb; oieler bait
te es pnn eirsm Staliener betommer,
IN fsNen Sanilie es 1id ppn @eidlerst
gu @elhledt rererbte. Yer alte 9etr
Nphle bate ie1em Musldnoer einnal
eil1en tpeIentlihen 9ienit s%eleiItet unb
fiit oenfelben ienes 8leinpb gum
Cant ertalten. Cine nabere Mns<
tunft iiber 9errn &enbrid ielbit per@
mag i'd Sbnen ni9t gu seben. SD
femme ibn nllr pberflddlid. Gr tit
Stpar elmer meiner Sanger, bod bat
tie i9 niemals Elm e~insebenbes Sc
fpad nit ibm."
oMber mie in aller MeIt lit iein
Man19ettentnopf an jene 5tele auf
benz Linton @quare geratRn?"
,9as 1T mir unertldrli9," erpl@
berte Die Dame. ,Mlein sic linb ia
geiibt i'm &dtbielratben, Sic lperoen
1i6erli9 au4 bieie NuB offnen tonz
men,"
SIR Son bate einen Mnflrs bon
nedifdem Spott unsenommen, Der iez
oo9 teinespegs perlebenb mar, pa er
ben Musbrud ser @u~tmiiibisfeit an
ii9 trug.
Solbroot erbob fi6, um ii@ BON
5lpra gu perabi6ieben. Sic 1tano
ebenfalls auf unb reidte ibm Die
9ano nit ben Morten: uS6 bite sic
freunoli9, mein Serr, aiirnen sic
mir nidt, neil id Sic %anfanss etpas
unfreunoli9 bebanbelte. sic perz
ben es besreifli9 %finoen, oab i'd meiz
ne eanae 8raft aufbot, Inn Dor Sbnen
meme 9er3enseebeimni1e 5u bemabz
rem, sumal, ih MIDI in benz Mabne
befano, baB Sic mir 1daoen ppll=
ten. SeBt aber erfenne id, bob Sic
es gut NIT mir meinen."
9olbroof nabm lire ibm o%areebote.
ne @e6te 5mif9en feline beioen 9dns
sc uno briidte lie freun0idaftlid.
.g1i6t sic baben um @~eraeibung gu
bitten, mein Srdulein, ipnbern i9!"
laste er, bepegt BON Der idliaten
Sobeit jener Morte. sd babe MIDI
n1einer Mufgabe in ungei6idter, un=
b0flider 5orm entlepiat unb bebaure
lebbaft iebes Wort, nit Dem id 81
men @6mer3 bereitete."
| 60 1aieben iie BON chamber nit
benz @efiible zines freunoi9aftltden
ginperi tGnoni1e s un6 Dem angenebz
men Bepubtlein. bab Die gesenf eitise
@eba1igfeit, nel9e 1id felt @%olbroots
eritem 8eind ihrer bemddtigt battle,
in elm lcbbaftesa Moblppllen umgez
lwtagen tuar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
| 23.faapitcl.
Cont eriinnt eim Mardjen.

Som beiaB cine eeiellise Motur;
iebt aber iebnte ct iii4 na6 elmer einz
iamen @tunoe. sGr mubte ii@ fam=
meln, I'M feline innere Ruhe pieoer
gu setpinnen. Daber be1dloB er, mod
niht gIei6 gu 5puntain gu seben;
fibIte ct 1i9sbo9 10 perpirrt uno
beitiir5t, baB .er fallm mubte, mas er
bieien eigentli9 fragen pollte. 9ie
berbe gnttdufdung, nelde ibm Der
beutise Sag gebra6t bate, bic gntz
oedung, BOB er Tim Elm 9aar cine
Mntlage eegen einen pDllig uni6uloiz
gen Mann erhpben unb fomit nabe
barar eepefen, ieinen STUFF als Elm
fin0ieer Gntbi1er buntler @erbreden
ein5hbuben, f9mer5te i'm tief. Sbm
par gu Mutb, als babe inn Semano
einen b~etdllbenben @6las auf ben
&opf gegeben. Gr empfanb es als
cine @6anoe, eine iol6e @dlappe erz
lttten gu baben unb 10 laffse elmer
arunofalf9en 5abrte na@gesangen gu
fem.
Der beansltigenoe @eoanfe, baB
fem @eiit feline friibere 2eiftungsfdz
biafeit etngebubt babe, be16li@ i'm.
War feline Mieoerlage 1tabtbefannt,
10 purbe er unfeblbar fir fdmmtli=
'he poli5eibeamte cine 3iel19eibe bes
@ppttes. 9as erobe Seer Ser Sour
naliiten ntes NIT Singern auf i'm,
bic Shaar Ser 9eteftips bra9 in Elm
[autes 9obnseld9ter iiber feline 8linb<
belt. aus, oas muBte ct i'm 8oraus.
mn INNER er iid aeigen piiroe, oa
mar ct 1iaer, aufge5ogen unb eebdnz
lelt gu perben. .M3ein gutter Mame
tit babin, iobal6 mein MiBeriff Of
fentltd piro," faate er fid in bitterer
@elb itanf1aae. sd fam mid bann
Dor Sen Stideleien meiner 8efannten
nur mod burd cine ihleuntge 6lu9t
ous Seem 0orf retten."
Ma@ unb nab itumpfte 1i6 fein
Sngrtmm Elm nenig ab; troftrei9e
-9eDarfen talhten in ibm auf nn0
be1Gnftigten i'm. 8is ieBt puBte
ia nod feline geere auber @plbrpof,
toie es ibm ersangen mar. uno SAP
otefer 16meiaen tperbe, oabpn tonnte
er iberaelat fem. Mar es ridt be1=
Ter, alle Reue hinter f9 gu tperz
fen unb nit frifdem Mutbe bic Orr
belt aufs Neue gu Beginner? Sa,
aemiB!
(Sortietung foret.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
gabp's @autleibeu.

8impels - Mustpiirfe - gg5ema
beri6ipinben rai9 Dor ben beIdtpidtiz
genben nnD beilenben 3ualitdten bon
ST.: Sobion's gg5ema Galbe. Gang
gle1dl mo Tie 1inb, tpie idlimm pber
alt lie 1inb, 9r. @pblon's gg5ema
Ointment miro lebes 3eiden bes 2eiz
bens bertreiben. Sc miro Der Sal1t
Die natiirli6e 8ei9beit ut1b Meinbeit
niebergeben. 2a1len Gle SIR &ino
nibt leiben, ieib ni6t persast, bab
Cures &inbes @eli6t ent1teut fem
fDnnte NIT bdBliden Narben. @ez
braudt ST.. @oblon's gg5ema 9ints
ment. @s lit 9arantirt. Seine aur.
feline 8e5ablung. SOC bel Sbren Mpoz
tbefen. (Gn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-23
@ie Grfaltunsett s1 furireu iinb.

gerbiitet glositeuung unb 3usIuft.
gBt rtbtig. Nebmt u9r. Sings Stein
9iscoberb". Sc 1T aus g%annenbar5
unb beilenbem 8aliam unb milben 2a@
ratirmitteln bersefeIt. ST.. Sings
g1etp 8tscoberb t0Dtet nnb bertreibt Die
grfaltnngsfeime. beleitigt Ben i%rritir=
ten Sals unb berbinbert gnt5iinbunz
gen. gs beilt Sic ent5iin6ete 2uftrDbz
re. SIR m08t iuden, tpie SIR tpoI1t,
SIR f0nnt Elm beHeres 5uitenz unb grs
fdlt1ngsmittel gar nibt finben. Sein
4%5idbriger @ebrau6 1T cine @arautie
fir 8efrieoigung. (Gn5.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS

United States Postoffice, Rock Is
land, ILL.,. Monday, Sept. IL, 1916. Ad-
vertised list No. 81:
Alex Alester. l. Albert, George Allen,
Anti-Skid Auto Shoe Co, S. c. Alton,
Mrs. NJ. B. Atwell, Mrs. Louise Bramer,
George Bralu, Mrs. Charles Babcock,
William H. Brooks, J. A. Burrows, Mrs.
Jennie Blair, James Bowen, Fay Bell,
Lulu Bell, w Babcock, Hazel Carter,
EIvina Clair, Mrs. w. w. Childers, Mrs.
Corbett, OrvilIe Cocker, J. E. Dawson,
Heintz Dickman, Will DatsOn, Eliza
beth Dohman, Mrs. Nellie Eagers,
Ralph Earlywine (2), Mrs. Lillian
Easley, Z. Ross Franklin, Harry
Frazee, Mrs. Georg Fiar, Miss V. R.
Terrell, K. H. Gordon, Mrs. William T.