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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
REAL ESTATE-IMPRoVED

West.
WEST FAREAM.
$4,000, West FsrnsIn home with all
modern conveniences Hot water heat, oil
burner. Finished In oak 2 nreplaces
Built-in features and sun parlor. z full
sets OF bath rooms with extra toilet IN
basement One half block from car line
Paved street. Garage for cars. with a
nice cement drive. Will sell for cash or
Will exchange for good farm and add caah
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO,
Omaha National Bank Building D.-I7s1.
ULh.n0OM bungalow. JusL pslng COM
plsted. 1870. Only Ileo cash. d. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
South Side
Bargains

fb,7h0-BuT WANT AN OFFER for q
dandy square style. well built for a
home house. east front on asa just
south OF Martha No 2322; excellent
location, all rooms large well lighted
and arranged. finished IN hard wood
throughout, oak down stairs and
birch up; full LOT b0xt40 H. with
shruhbsry gardon plot: some fruit.
th.000-N. r. corner s4th and Arbor Sta
beautiful view. fine corner lot, 4si
lao feet large, well arranged. vel
built house with vsranda on TIVE
sides. reception hall parlor, LIVING
room, dining room, oak finish. with
oak floors fio large kitchen, pantry.
coat closet; four good bedrooms, ono
convertible into sleeping porch and
sewing room. on second floor. with
nice bath, full basement, all csmsnted,
plastered ceiling; exceptionally fins
furnace large olstsrn OF soft water.
beautiful hedge fence very attractive
place for the money.
N,io0-io14 q. 84th st. (bouleyardl, Just
south OF Leavenworth St. nice sast
front, 6-room strictly mod. house. fin
iehed In oak sun room. Can make
fairly easy terms.
", b00-East front on South 3Bth 81, Just
south Of Leaveuworth. fronting on
boulevard park; large living room,
dining room, Huuroom, bedroom, bath
roam and kitchen with closets and
pantry on first floor two very fine
bedrooms and complete shower bath
room on second floor, house finished
throughout wood work and floors
ia oak practically new. A VERY At
TRACTlVE PLACE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
ASKS $4,000 FOR the
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03

ROADSTER for sale on trade for Diamond.
stoddards Dayton, 1919. In nrEt.class con-
dition, Motor has ~ Never Leak piston
rings, rev connecting rod piston pins
and buahiusa. new crank shaft bush.
ings, connecting rod buahlnge, soraped 10
nt; new roller bearing sleeves new
Presto head lamps stewart vacuum Hya.
tenn Trunaui, Hartford Diamond
Shock sbAorbers. Address Il 2s6, Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

GOOD LOT WANTED.
A. part pAYmeRt with Hama cash on
nsw erDpm. al modern bungalow ana
acre u ground chicken house aud gar.
agu Address l. lstt, nea
FHuM owner. 3 % s.roam house on pay.
nlAbtA, stats Particulars bon answer un.
less Feu muan ksll Adl Ftlatas hua. OFT
tslst g9Af property m lltk
BhkA w House. iioue AMI nrai
Estate Guide buyers uf rUai 81.
tate are t2actlns uhHatf. Value
tnasi 10 there and APPARENT Price
should hN an nuuaeurnE haI make
tao Information definite ana sou
sNl Ngt responses ftom pefaaRa
NhQ afe Interested fN#ttf# 4t The
Etea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
$1,000

$4,000
BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE.
Two beautiful Dundee lots. 1OOHiss.
strest and alley paved and all paving
paid in full. located just right and other
advantages which / will explain II in
tereHted. 5000 cash, balance $3.50 every
months Till paid for. " per cent in
terest Elegant place Tor the home or
apartment.
D. 1910. William colfaS. 1924 Keeline Bldg.
Dundee bungalow. Douglas 1895.
Dundee lot, 39ab. Douglas 1855.
n acres near Dundee. Douglna 2bss
Florence.
Make Florence your home c. l.. NethawRy
viii show you III city. Tel Florence 22s.
miscellaneous.
SUBURBAN BUSINESS Lot.
End OF FBrnam and Cunning SITS. car,
lot b0xl60, all improvements I'M hns place
for double store, or store and residence,
aud very reasonable price,
GEORGE O. WALLACE, Ga Kselins
FOR sALE--One, two or three acres one
half OF each acre bearing orchard, on
Pratt 81, one block east Vt krug PARA
paved street. eall Walnut 1898
BEST ssyen-room house IN Dundss None
better located. Price, 800 Terms. a. 900
oash. Address g 2se. Bee,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
Dundee Lots

81 600-For beautiful north front lot on
Dodge 81, Just east of &sth, In tbs
prsttieat block on Dodge, b0xis7h a.
Everything paid up AZ this price,
1880 For your choice Of three lots borisS
feet fronting esat on bist ST. just
north OF Dodge IN tho new part Of
Dundee These lots are hound 10 be-
come moro valuable, fine location, well
restricted district, fine view, solid
ground Half cash. balance easy
terms
D. V. Sholes Co.,
.ie city Nat BANK Bldg Doug ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03

MIsceIInne0us,
5-ROOM BUNGALOW
ALL MODERN
Oak finish in hall living and dining
room; large eolonnAds with bookcases,
paneled dining room. built-in kitchen
cabinet and cupboards, enameled bath
room with modern fixtures; large porch.
walks in yard in perfect condition. Eleo-
trio fixtures and window shades; fur
nished. Price 1880; $500 cash. balance
monthly. look at this will convince you
that you had better start paying your
rent money where IL IL applied on YOUR
home. Call for appointment 1t 10 no
trouble 10 show you.
TRAVER BROS,
Douglas ssss. 100 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
BUILT RIGHT AND PRICED RIGHT.
Living room, dining room, buffers pan
try and iitchon, first floor. two large
sunny. airy, bright bedrooms, sewing room
and bath second floor; full basement,
House finished in the best and latest
throughout Close TO three car Ilnes
schools and churches VIII make price at
GALLAGHER 4 NELSON.
s4 Brandeis Bldg. Doug. sss2.
RAILROAD MAN.
Just listed a 6-rooni, strictly modern, 2.
story frame house, within a block Of the
Missouri Pacific round house. Has an
extra large lot, 50x12a House well deco
rated. Full cement basement with good
furnace. IL sold at once the owner Ia will
ing to sacrifice for cash, or will sell on rea-
sonable terms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Omaha National Bank Building. D.-l7si.
SIX -RooM BuNGALow-Nsw. fully mod
ern. large living room, beam ceilings, fire
place. bookcases; has number Of special
features large sun room with six win
dowss woodwork white enamel, oak finish
Ia main part OF house, house all decorat-
ed furnace heat east front lot all fenced
Price for short time. $3.50. 1880 cash
rest monthly.
RAsP BROS. Douglas 1854
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
Buy +.
Acres
Half Acres
In the Most Beautiful Acl
age Tract ever offered 1
sale near Omaha.
Benson
Gardens"

Where you can buy one
acre for what you would
have TO pay for a regular
city lot, and you get from
six 10 eight times more
ground. The taxes are less
and the increase in value Ia
more certain. A few dol.
lars invested in acreage
NOW will bring you big re-
turns,
Don't overlook the oppor
tunlty 10 buy an acre or
half acre In the Third Sub.
division AZ The Post Farm,
that We are now offering
for sale on the easy pay
ment plan ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

~ CITY Nat nank nldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
MR.. JUSTICE TAFT2

A NEW YORK paper suggests former President TAFT
for the supreme court vacancy occasloncd hy The re-
sguaton ~ Mr. Hughes. President wilson, N course,
must be pretty well hardened by this time 10 the Ian
supreme court booms For cnch Of the three vacancies
the president has had ~ M Mr. Tnfts frcnl, have
been heard from But the president hasn't heard them
our Is he will be peculiarly deaf at this time
on the score Of eligibility much might hc said for
Mr. Taft knowledge Of the law, almost unique cN
rcrIencc and the chronic case " judicial temper
amcnt cxant Were the wheels Of the world rustug on
their shafrng Mr. Taft would top the column N dcsir
ahIcs He Is immune TO innovation He IS adamant r.
change. Under Mr. Tafs guardianship the dear old
status quo would never have its twcakcd nor rs
hair rumplcd And ns Tor hcng bincd I'm the solar
plcNuS 10y that lmrcrtincnt upstart the order su
hcresy were lnconcciynhlc. 70 land the status quo
the order would have TO scale the PROSTATE bodN
~ Mr. Taft.
Yet Mr. Taft IS charming man. He "a, We WON'T
say. our most delightful nuachronsm. But the ole
faiths fatcr the old regime, pass out our courts are
and be- least responsive to the 'amor ~ emergm
rights our courts must hold safe the principles q
equity But our ministers NJ Justice must combine WITH
reverence for prcccdcnts tho vision perceive the lcsi
timacy ~ newborn claims
Mr. Taft will continue he professor at Yale. p
grion he fIlls hcamngt' His appointment 10 the su
prcmc court would he Woodrow Wilson's political suicide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
is OUR ADJUTANT GENERAL RIGHT?

THE retiring adiuiant general Frank VI Canton. think,
oklahoma aud nl other states will be- able 10 conn
ply with the requirement, n the army bill only boy
universal compulsory military service. His long OK
pcrcncc gives weight tn his Judgment His reasoning
however, seems 10 MS ucourlu,vc
Tho army heretofore has NOT been attractive 10
Young men II wasn't intended o be- There was mo- me-.
ccS,ty for r. Tho profession n oh.olcsrcut
Many ~ us Thought II obsolete We think differently
nov The world has nccu awakened terribly from II.
peaceful sleep The war which men like David starr
Jordan said could NOT nc Is here They are rewriting
tho map " Europe hul N vastly greater significance arc
the new lines nlone which the worlds thought Is running
Uncle sam Is going ,n have an army II Is going to
hc democratic army Young not throwing
away their futures when they Join A. has hccn the case
heretofore Instead their cnisimcu, viii hc answer
o tho spiritual summons ~ the times and also an or"n
ug into " real opportunity
Aiiuiam General canton may hc right rossN,
nothing short ~ ,ommI,or, scr,rc viii suffice Rut a
houghtfu citizens win holr hc /, wrong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
Echoes 6o~>2Ao'd 4 Lobbies

Your Hotel tohhiey are very hromi
die" remarked the ihoughrfnl Old gentle
man with the Itngy soup.stfa0n.r e
read them every time comr 10 town
They tickle ms fuuu, hone
Thanks for tho lobster" responded
Tho Times lobbyist wondering whether
~ take tho compliment s'rbirhi H q
Kentucky colonel IL poplhrN supposed
'H take his whisky Or iD accept ~ with
reverse English rhouFh'ful uld gentle
men are often prone 10 indulge boz quiet
sarcasm Anyhow there was room tp be-.
lisvc hts tribute was ro' 'n'IfrN com
pNmsniarV bromide - y difh,uN word
10 handle ono can never exactly straight.
en out N. meaning ones general i'm.
preston IL that ~ has something to 40
win ntuflsm imrrsssinnlsm, etc prr.
haps n has something ~ ihe cuhisural
in i's construction
Yes unused the ? n = 'usrirg a.
his muddy yellow musprhs Yer, bro.
midir
Tho lohh,lv orlrsd that hr vas rl,d
some one sriotsi them
Ever, ono docs answered 'hr think
Sr after pondsrns 'hc proposition 'ur r
'eW minutes The, nto as fresh ns M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
CONFIDENCE AT ST. LOUIS.

THE democratic convention, now on In ful swing. Is
not, and cannot be-. The biz news event the twin
conventions NJ Chicago were Two men squared on
hurlng challenges aud threats each other and ready
nj any instant to mix It up hound 10 cause aIk and
attract attention. We an much rather good fight
than sc1at. handshikc
Not that there's anything scdatc about tho ST. Louis
convention. save by comparison II Is plain the demo
are strong for Wilson. They believe In him. The
keynote speech N Governor Gynn stirred s. Louis far
more than Senator Iardugs effort stirred Chicago Vet
Governor Glynns speech principally recital n the
Wilson administrators record.
In short, the democrats are satisfied with their roc
ord Peace once commonplace is now treasure and
have g. Prosperity always prize and for genera
tlon tho republican stock argument here and i'
democratic asset
The schoolmastcr has made good Tho democrats ar,
confident They Feel they can't be- beaten. There IS
worrying he done hut the republicans have got do II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
'THE IRONS IN THE FIRE"

A CITY, like mn individual, possibly can have too
many irons in the fire Vet tho individual who gets
there In n big way Nlmos, invariably has good many
irons in tho fire And with The city that really arrives
the rule ls invariRhlc.
Probably there good many vnya for city to
develop tho capacity for watching variety ~ irons In
the end, though, II ia N matter ~ organization Right
now Oklahoma CITY Il preparing to organize. Tho cy
pnnsion " tho Chamber NJ Commerce adequate dmcu.
sion- viii the capacity ~ this city to watch an m"
irons 4, hns in the fire Nnh 10 keep adding 10 the
her and kcsr watch on them. II Is equipment II Is
efficiency.
Tho analogy between tho individual NJ many n'cr
e-ts aud tho city with future may hc carried n strp
further There nrc times with tho individual N many NJ
fairs when he has got o concentrate n his energy
some ono interest, with ry. too there romc' M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

mountain air. A. original NJ the sunrise
ono cannot help but believe that their
author is fresh too ones character IL
always revealed hy what hc writes, YOU
know So original Like the sunrise So
unique Yes vrry unique"
The old gentleman twisted around In
ns chair looked around at the safsoyles
ihDr decorate tho Skrvin lohhy reached
into hin pocket and withdrew paper
u have ALWAYS Thought was ofis
Inal TOO. he remarked 20 the ceiling
u have always longcd To break into
print Read This II is original with me
! Wfnt" n last uigh' on my typewriter
Tho lobbyist obeyrd his injunction
and read The old gentleman had wti,
ten ON interview with himself Whoever
snld there Is nothing new under the sun
was mistaken Here Ia something
unique Yes very unique
90 alvAyss ukE 2tvo Ncnme IN Okla
Ioma CtiY. said Colotne - name
withheld To rEporS ter four TH'
TIMES when hee sseeen hum IN th'F
~ the SHAWN hotel. Nurcstreers II
$40 Clean AiY7ayS Ike TO dcum
NkeNNNNNNNN hr 10 WI hecaw MS sew
Acealr and nice IT'S good place 4,
come tot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
War Review

AGpAD has proven the will % the
X wIsp " the great war TO the en-
- toutr allies
In the first months NJ tho 1918 cam
paign the British turned rnylous eyes
toward the city ~ the callphs ana
headed small column Mp the IigrlS
from the Persian gulf kutcl Amara
wns the sequel to that ahor'lyc cam.
palm
Then Grand Duke Nicholas took mp
the cry aud Bagdad hn- heeh rcporied
'on the eve ~ falling into Russian
hands fur siN months
II seems likely that the spectacular
advance ~ the Slavs In Mcsopotamia
ha, nj last hccn definitely checked hy
the rcorganzcd Turks before the
Co-.aok. could reach the railroad ~
plarnckr. or outflank the Baglad posi-
tiou.
Last definite reports put the Rus
SLAMS lnO miles away from Ragdai.
A. the weeks have passed and M
further word has been heard NJ the
Russians who Joined the British In
Southern Persia. II can hc assumed
that the furr was only q squadron
~ reckless cavalry that made the ride
for the spectacle NJ the thing
The objective. that ~ cirrllnc Rag
dad Is not Vet near accomplishment
the northern Russian force 4, STALLED
near Erzlngan and the "unspenkabl'
Turk seems IN be growing stronger
In counter attacks
The back door route ~ CONSTANT
noplc has proved as inhcSpitahle ms th'
nardnnell'S ". VI ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS 400.
tFRoM TIE TIMES FiLES

Miss Mary NJ Benle. the sponsor for
the state At tho Confederate reunion at
Richmond has appointed Miss Ophella
Overstreet and Miss Virginia Tucker as
maids Of honor Miss Mamie Strib-
bling IL sponsor for the David Hammons
camp No III. and she has appointed
Miss Ethel Allen and Miss Flora Jarboo
ar maids
II " Cronk las leased the Angelo
property and will open II the first Of
the month
The Eastern star ladies are going n
visit Mrs o n nm the tth NJ July at
her home In the kickapoo country
Mrs Henrietta Lessng who secured
divorce from her husband Calvin
Leasing Yesterday, wined and dined 'ha
attorneys on both sides of the case last
night before leaving her temporary hons
'or her permanent home In New York
Attorney 7 " Everest yesterday re-
r"ived notice that his client Joseph
MNrke had been successful In winning
his contest case over Frank ingalls, he-
tore the secretary NJ the interior
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

They going 10 print Mr.. Hughes telegram ~ ac
ccptnnce in the Congressional Record and nobody will
raise any particular objection, though everyone knows
that every republican member of congress will flood his
district with copies, for a ot which Uncle sam pays.
There many varieties ~ pork produced IN Washing
ton and our statesmen cnt ravcnously ~ them MI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
Walt MaSOn'S
Prose Poem

THE farmer drives his team aficld
and whistles ~ he goes Twas
thus some hygOno poet spelled, OF
things no poet knows Few poets ever
pushed IA mule across n rocky farm, or,
laborng with rusty tools, disabled
back and arm.
Farming anIy "ny"i tnr~a, %a, pa4% '9S
can remember
now and he believed the life too hard,
and gladly soaked his pillow. I've never
heard farmer lift his voice IN ardent
song, except when, nt the MONDAY
shift. he heard the dinner gong !
used to drag my weary bones the fur
rowod field along, and | put up n
thousand gronns where turned loose
one song. The farmer has SO much 10
do. before the DAY takes wing SO many
errands TO pursue, he has no time To
sing He only whistles now and then
when he would call the dog, 10 chase
from out the corn again, some stray
bone headed hog His eyes are fixed
upon the sky to note the weather
signs. for rain will rust his growing
rye aud spoil his pumpkin vines ana
dronth will XII the beans and peas he
planted In the spring and. thinking
over thlngs1ikc these, he falls to smile
and sing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

The Oregon Journal thinks there ls too much senti
mental talk about the uselessness of money When edI
toral writers hat about the uselessness ~ money they
ought do II in cold figures and hard facts and stern
uncomprnmising accents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

The ST. Louis Globe Democrat says that "Mr. Hughes
wears si1tceninch collar No shoe and occasional
" indulges in white wais,conts" And suspect that
this chap is inst foppish enough to wear socks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

The vice presidential boom n Roger Sullivan ia rest
ing cozily In tho bottom Of the Mississippi river which
Is the bcs, St Louis has made Of the river in
siderable tina
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

The colonel win deliver his ultimatum 70 the pro
Errss,ves unn June 25 He proposes being fair TO n,
democrats by giving them ample time to nominpte him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

Some politicians explain the demand for womans 'uf
frage as due to tho evolution of the kitchen into the
Etchenctte
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

Well, we might ns well face the worst and have II
over with The American alliance Is Teuton It up
for Hughes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

With two Hoosler vice presidential candidates In
diana can qualify as the second fiddle state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

According to the stars cgoism and selflshne'. will
flourish amazingly this year The stars we fear haven't
been keeping very close tabs on our politics
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
opyright 1919


You Know Him.
Hard work he saurns,
He never swoats
Yet claims lie earns
Fiction.
& The shade NJ tho humorir npprohchc
tho P.arly Oates and sought admission
And why should you be admitted to
'fn ufe never ,urrumb.d 70 the
temptation to write parody on Maud
Muller" announced the humorisi
Come Right In. said st Peter
Advice
uomcrkcd wIqc Mr. ring
"Rut II you'd save your money, son,
Don't bet on sure thing
our Bg Day.
THE Fourth NJ July 4, a great dav In
,bis country ia n not7' asked the FOR
cigrer
yea q" r.nlIcd the American ~ IL the
dsv wo devote 10 death. liberties and
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

There Is something wrong with man who dclhor
ately whiskers and you bet the patriotic demo
Gratis Of this nation will tell us Just what II is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15

The latest financial statement from Berlin says there
n plenty Of money in Gemanys banks. But how
about tho oaves in the pantry The German can't eat
marks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-15
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.

Word comes from the Philippines ~
tho death NJ CApiHin Wilhelm, a popular
army officer who was formerly stationed
~ oklahoma Clty while stationed here
he was n Lieutenant IN COMPANY q NJ ths
Tenth infantry captain Wilhelm VAS
shot I'm an engagement At Llps Bautau.
gas province
~ the next meeting of the city council
ohi"f Of Police Cochfan IL going 70
make request that saddle horse Ia
bought Tor the police force The request
viii M doubt he granted n n horse 10
almost q necessity
\ meeting NJ the democrats ~ the
c'tv vas held last night At the probate
court room 10 arrnnge for the enter
tainment " the democrats who will ho
here next week tN organize y territorial
demoCratIH club \ committee NJ fifteen
appointed 10 make the arrangements In.
cllded T. Giddinss. g u Ames r. y
stafford. Jasper spes Ed l. Dunn. Col.
onel Trayers George /. s,ephsnlAn
Senator Clarke ! Elmer Thomas Lea
Nsn Winkl-. r McM.chsn e. y
cocotd u . Plaksney ! VI owen
and " " Cross