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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Ratify New Constitution
and Vote for Amalgama-
ton Amid Disorder.
YOUNG EDUCATOR
SHRIEKS "SCANDAL!'
One ROzelle Makes Charges, One
Grover Refutes, Then Both
Shake Hands.

Scarcely a hundred teachers We're
present last night at meeting At the
Washington Irving High School called
for the ratification of the new consti-
tuition Of the Teachers Union Of the
City Of New YORK.
Most Of the evening was devoted 70
controversy. and the chairman finally
had 10 suggest vote TO end the dcbat-
ing
The teachers ratified the constitution
and voted 20 amelgamate with the
Teachers international Union Of Amer
lea. am organization Matching under the
wing OF the American Federation OF La
Dor. None OF this procedure was as
spirited. however, as the verbal battle
between G.. Alvin Grover, OF Pubic
School %. Queens. and {. W. Rozelle,
Of Public School 1858. Manhattan.
Mr. Rozello. the Hotspur Of the meet
ing. admitted he was fighter. but ne
met his match when he ran against Mr..
Grover. A trivial thing like joining
the national union precipitated the
trouble. Mr. Rozelle sat facing party
Of constituents, chiefly women, who
had the sign language at their finger
tins. He seemed to read their
thoughts. for whenever he got the floor
they nodded their approval
Now It CHANGED that the young
teacher from Manhattan caught the
eve Of the chairman and moved that
the assemblage vote for amalgamahon.
II was seconded and presented, but
then came discussion, and discussion
Of the discussion, and for a time the
issue was lost sight Of. Mr.. Rozelle
took exception TO the attitude OF the
executive committee Of the Teachers
Pension Fund organization. lie
charged il and its chairman, whom he
called "a Mr.. Henry" with trying TO
buck the efforts of the teachers union:
This is nothing short OF scandal
shouted G.. Alvin Grover. 81 was on
that committee. There has been no
double dealing or bucking up against
this organization. There is only one
Mr.. Henry. 1t is william +. Henry,
who went down IN his pocket 70 the ex-
tent of $50 TO help out the fund. This
committee last night saw fit to vote
itself out Of existence. We have never
had anything but the most sincere re-
gard for this organization. and
But the speaker was stopped by
clamors from dozen teachers who
wanted the floor.
G.. Alvin Grover hung on tenaciously,
however. protesting that he was not
through he had some more ammuni-
ton 10 discharge. When the man from
Queens sat down Mr.. Rozelle jumped
Up. shouting that he had an apology
TO make. The teachers not being sure
that they wanted 90 hear it, II was put
10 vote. and Mr.. Rozelle won by
three votes.
Mr.. RozeIe then said that he had
been misinformed and apologiZed TO
q. Alvin Grover, announcing that here
after he would rcfute any aspersions
cast on the executive committee OF the
Veachcrs' Pension Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Westchester Sales.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
Inc. and s. Osgood Pell & Co. have
sold for Mrs. Richard VI. Hunt her
property of eighty-hve acres at Port
Chester, with a frontage Of three guar
ters of mile on Purchase and West
Purchase SITS. The property is i'm
proved with large remodelled farm
house. a feature Of which is fireprooi
studio room 4Ox3O feet with double
height ceiling, stable, garage, green
houses. farm barns. kennels, etc.
Heckscher de Saulles have sold for
James d. Foot TO Seavey Battelle an
additional piece of about an acre ad-
Joining his recent purchase at Rye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
TO RAISE S25,000,000
TO FREE ROCK ISLAND
Stockholders Start Fight to Get
Line from Receivers.

The stockho'ders' protective commit
tee of the Chicago. Rock Island & Pa
cifc Railroad instituted q campaign 20
get the line out Of the hands Of the re
ceirers az the Hotel Bil!more last night.
They intend. if possible, TO raise S25,-
100000 by subscription Of the stock
holders.
After VI. L. Amster, of Boston. had
been elected chairman of the campaign
it was proposed to ask all holders OF
stock in the railway TO subscribe 3S per
cent of their holdings to the fund.
About $4,000 shares Of this are held
in New York City alone.
II this can be accomplished the $685.
100000 will be divided as follows:
sl1 100000 to pay off the short term
collateral secured notes and s7,000,O0O
to pay off the outstanding receivers
certificates. The balance will be de-
posted in the treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
VETERANS CORPS DANCES
Whitman and Many Army Men Attend
Supper Dance at Biltmore.

Two hundred members and friends Of
the Veterans Artillery Corps partici-
pated in a supper dance at tho Biltmore
last night The red coats of the vet
Grams and the uniforms of other mill
tary men who danced in the feg-cov-
cred room lent color to the affair.
Governor and Mrs. Whitman arrived
at the dance late in the evening and
were introduced 10 the members of the
organization, most Of whom are de-
scendants Of veterans of the War of
1912. Among those az the dance were
General and Mrs. 0. b. Bridgman, the
Rev. Howard Dufheld, Mrs. Herman
Oelrichs. T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander,
Theodore Roosevelt Pell. Allen T. Hop
ping. Rear Admiral Usher. Robert
Olyphant, Charles Elliot Warren AMI
/. {. Delafeld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Brooklyn Sales.

Tho Bulkley G. Horton Company,
with James B. Fisher, sold 1879 Ocean
Parkway, three story detached
dwelling house, 40xl50 feet, for the
Chester Drug Company, to a client,
for occupancy.
Edward j. Hollahan sold a plot, 40x
100 feet, on the north side Of SD St,
100 feet west of Fifth av., for the
Kerns estate. to a builder, who will
erect six family houses.
George w. Dredger sold the north
west corner of Fort Hamilton av. and
10th ST., a plot 6Ox1OO feet, for Clara
X. Intemann, 20 a builder who will
erect three stores and dwelling houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers Ps'fo,msn. - ? m. Arrl O. Joserh
W Hchucy. f2d 20 .tth y N. April 20. Frank
Z 4 O'tpUror. -f"h 90 clerical AID house duty
John J. Farley. --gfl. s.ismncuf COB clerical aad
hJ.lss du;y di.orr,rucd lMufual. g. o.. NAY
.. Motorcycle P.'ro.m.1 MAurce h. GcscheiIi.
f,'h f1 ara. Christian g. Mochr'' ttN ~ t,.f
Temporary Assignments Sergeant Walter T.
May B Motorcycle rau0man Msu4.e A. Ges
.aeidf f,'h. 60 Bridge. so days. D. NJ. April
l- ratla.mcu. f0 iIh J. - from lfeciarts ln-
oirafeI luJ in fsiiel PREMISE 20 days. g. ~ .
Afri! .0. ratdct Kenny. 2fth fafricf No
tafllr. .ffH. joseph j.. oiiara -sfh. William e..
Morris. -,fl. Michael Shells. 500 fo frainlng
ralUul ff0m pf-circ.s indicated. 10 days. O.. %
May Z excused from duty fIon 1901 a o. s.ll
date Oto hliUefa. -ilih. Ec-rlafit A Sstug
.-fin. Oliver T. Nc.smal. -liin. FRANK 49,
1l.rr e-lh John d. Lsrnty 2--fh. Gusiage ,
Roch t.ih. Oro J. salef. -Iiih. James suit
Iess,, Of Absence without pay)-rairo.meu A..
Ebony B.sufNufI. ltih. days. p NJ. Aprll 80
George D. Fr.ts. eith & day. J. ~. Apni So.
Charles .ggiff $780, day. a m May
thsf.es j. O't1IlDr. r-ih. dav. o. m Apll 90
William a. Is ktly. CO. I dsy. a m Msy
Ge,rge A Hlrzmne. ftth. days. m Apd I'D
Jaurs 4 Ma. tilin. } dsf. q fl. MAY
fun Pay whns on SICK Report -ra'rolman Jauio,
a t0ran.H Bridge. I'd D.. Co.,. AglI o. llrr :
suspsnded lsiihoui psTl--Pstroimaa Herbert e
.off. 1881. 10 m. AuriI .
Dsaih-rtffolmsn Andrew }. o'ieaJ. 5eth. 81
Iohn T. sullivan. No so19 ssh has been trans
fsrr0I from fle l0titi11 n plir1inan in flc Pos
Department fn fLat RI prisonfceper in ODE Depart
msaf ~ Correction. m hprl 2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
FIELD HOSPITAL IN BROOKLYN
Six Officers and 81 Privates 10 Form
New [ nit for Infantry.

Lieutenant Arthur ". Slice, OF the
Attn Regiment Medical Corps, Brook
lyn. received orders yesterday from
Major General John +. Organ 20 form
field hospital unit for the Attn In
fantry. National Guard, capable OF
taxing care Of $50 wounded men.
Although the law callsfo four such
HOSPITALS. there are only two at the
present time. one in Manhattan and
another in Albany The Brooklyn unit
will be made up OF one major, hve
lieutenants and sixty-seven private g.
They will be mustered in on May II by
Lieutenant Colonel William $. Terri
berry. chief surgeon Of the regiment
The building will be erected on
vacant lot adjoining the armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Long Island Transactions.

L'Ecluse. Washburn e. Co. have
leased at Plandome, on MannasseD
Bay. the house of Robert Nunhs' on On
Woodland Drive, TO +. u. LIppert' o'
Manhattan.
G /. Gilsev g. Co., Inc. have rented
at Bayville the Pierce cottage to Rus
sell Doubleday.
Baker Crowell Inc, rented at Great
Neck the estate Of &. l.. letter to Sims
Gin Wylie and the estate OF Fred
erick N. Hill 10 A. w. Porter.
The Meister Builders have sold a
plot. s0Xl00 feet, on Beach ADD ST.,
Edeemere. 10 A. Stedtmuller, who Will
build four bungalows in the near
future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Studio for Gramercy Park.

The five story dwelling house at 1876
East DIST St., opposite Gramercy Park
has been leased for a long term BY
the newly formed 1875 East Twenty
first Street Realty Company, which in
tends 90 reconstruct the house into a
studio apartment house, with eleva-
tor and kitchenettes, 10 be ready for
use October /. The Douglas Robin
son-Charles s. Brown Company leased
the premises for the estate Of Eugene
Hoffman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
tFrum TIE Tribune Buresu.l
Washington. April IS

Frs, Leu, NORTON M BEARDSLEE. c. A.
from Walter Reed General Hospital 70 proper
station
MYERS. First Lcuis. JAMES A. MARS ard
JOHN r KENNEDY ard Second Lieut. JOSEPH
T.. ALEsHlRr 9th Cav. from present duties to
regiment A. Columbus. y. VI.
Carf GEORGE D. MITCHELL. 6.h Cav. now On
l,sve of absence. 90 DIS regiment az Cciullbus
e "
Caft CHARLES r. WHEA1LEY O. " G.. from
Philippines. July :, ant ou expiration leare o.
absence o. 7. =
leave, al absence Ma MARK l. HERsEY ls'h
lli. ore month. fifteen DAYS. Fi1t Lieut. ALEX
J. JAMES Jr. 18th Cav. three mathis. FRS.
Lieut. HENRY ". FLEET. 18th Inf. ole month
from IN. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
READINGS PROFITS HIGHER
March Shows s903.67O Gain-Co,l
Company Increases Also.

Philadelphia. April 2s.-The Phla.
delphia G. Reading Railway Company,
statement for March. made public 70.
day. shows that the receipts were S..
354. OO7. an increase Of Sl.337,s0 As
compared with March, 1915. The o..
Grating profit was S2,l96,9l9, an ia.
crease of S90S,6lO.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company were
s3.7ll.42O. an increase Of Sl,75s,5l,.
and the operating profit SiO79le, an
increase of S375.437.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHTPS
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIps

April s.-Hec'or. az Norfolk ysrd: Maryland at
san francisco Montana. az Portsmouth y. II.
Paul Jones. at San Diego. Potomac. a. San D,as
Tennessee. a. Balboa and Cus,obal. Winsow. a.
y. y. yard.
April 2S-Proteus. at Nagas,h
SAILED.
April 2s-K-i. K-2. KS. KS. MARLBOROUGH Wor-
den and Tallahassee. Pensacola Tor Hampton
Roads via Key West. NAnshan. san Francisco for
san Diego
April 4i-Chsitanooga, san Diego for Topolobampo
ca goa. Guantanamo for Port au Prince Hector.
Hampton Roads for Norf'lk yard. Hopkins HUI.
ana Irsiun; MAfe Hlsnd iof sAn Pedro faul
tobal for san Bias. Prairie. Po-, su- Prince for
Guantanamo. Tennessee. Balboa Tor Crtsto5A
Niuslog. Hosebank. y. Y. for y. y yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Corn Products Earnings Gain.

The Corn Products Refining Com.
many reported yesterday FOR the Guar.
Ter ended March 81 net profits after al
charges. including the preferred diyi.
dend of s6S2, 79S. an increase OF $780,.
no over the corresponding period Of
1915. Current profits for the March
quarter were Sl,474.029. an increase O,
S402,970.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
7 INCHES OF SNOW
IN BOSTON SUBURB
Heavy Storm Strikes the HUB
Winters 27ih Snowfall.

Boston. April 28 Boston to-day had
the latest snowstorm ia the history Of
the local Weather Bureau. IN the Blue
Hin section seven inches OF snow fell.
on the roof % the Federal Building.
boz the heart OF Boston. there WAS tVo
inches o. snow. while from two 20 four
inches accumulated throughout the city
generally.
n war The twcnty-sevcnfh snow
storm Of ths sasson and the hfy-ffth
Day sipvs November on which ihsrs he'd
BEEN q trace or more OF snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
l VOTE FOR KING" wnsoy
John Barotti. Under Examination. Ca,
Laugh and Citizenship,

Whom a candidate for naturalisat,o,
was asked before Supreme Cour. Jus.
tice Platt In Yonkers yesterday vho
ruled the United States he repljsS
king Wilson" This caused a iaug5
throughout the courtroom.
Ii was John Barotti who gave Ii.
reply in answer 10 a question from
Dana White. United States governmes,
examiner. Prompted by the laugh, Ia
corrected himself and replied tia, h,
was President Wilson. His answer, y
other questions were satisfactory sos
he received his papers, with for,y.;ra
other men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
ST. LOUIS BOOKS NOTABLES
Forbes Robertson, Mrs. Vernon Castle
and Gaby Deslys Among Passengers.

Sir Johnstone Forbes-Fobertson. who
has just completed his final American
tour. will be a passenger on the Amer
can liner St. Louis sailing az noon TO
day 'or Liverpool. Among his fellow
passengers will be Mrs. Vernon Castle
and Gahy Deslys
other passengers booked FOR the St.
Louis are Surgeon r. l.. pleadwell. U.
S. g.; H. CunlTe-Owen. J. J. Van
Allen. Howard Whitohouse. Reginald
Goss-Custard. Mrs. Ernest Lawford, DR.
r. Lloyd Parker. Captain NJ. Dlmitriye
witch. Miss LAURA Cowic, Miss Daphne
Whsslsr Mrs " s. s. Nelson and Mr.,
and Mrs. X. W. sutherland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
DIES DAY AFTER PROMOTION
Hospital Employc Found with Throat
Cnf-May Have Fallen.

Promoted Thursday night to the pos,
Of assistant superintendent OF Lincoln
Hospital from the chief clerkship.
which he held for eight years. William
Cross. ffty-three years old was found
dead Yesterday in the bathroom Of his
home. $40 Cypress Avenue. The Bronx
with his throat cut and q razor by his
side.
While the police classified the case
as suicide, Coroner Healy. pending an
inquest. was inclined to believe. with
Mr.. Anna Cross. the widow. that
Cross, having tainted. gashed himself
as he fell. The Coroner found Cross
was subject TO fainting spells caused
by cyst in the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
House for Bachelors.

Plans have been filed for making
over the three story dwelling house
at the northeast corner of Hudson st.
and 14th ST, into a bachelor apart
ment house for Conron Brothers. as
owners. James S. Maher, architect,
places the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29

certain nst tie notes would not a. -
at their maturity, on April %. H.
understood that as soon a. actual ~
fault takes place new reorysnissts.
plan Will be prepared that viii urSsS
take readjustment Of the comnsrI
finances TO include that maturity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
S150,000 Building Loan.

William A. White & Sons have
placed for the Liberty and Church
Street Company s150O00 at Az per
cent for term of years on the five
story building northeast corner of
Church and Liberty SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
East Side Parcel Sold.

l.. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for
Fred. B. Silk 10 client for investment
80 East 7th ST., six story tenement
house, 24X90 feet, between Hall Place
and Second nv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Orient" Note Default Likely.

The committee acting for the holders
OF the S5,640,200 two-year 6 per cent
notes OF the Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient Railroad Company in state
ment issued yesterday. made 1t appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

HUDSON ST. n cor liih st. n a 3 ry dgl,
Confon Bros. 10Th aS and 18Th S. owners \
Maher iSl Nes, 18Th 81. architect $50. 900
The Bronx.
GRAND coNcoURSE, cor 1924 81, $50 sty
6rk tennis. 56Sl0o and s5slo0. 1874 s. Reali,
owner, $40 900
DAVIDSON Az. cor Fordham Road s,v h-t
moving picture theatre and stores. ll7.5I65. 10
irving Judis, East 42d st. owner. GronsLtsrg *
LeuchtaZ 303 9Th ay architects. $40. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
10 Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph p. Day.
II Ju9tVl
FihOlAY Az. 1854. q g

FlhDlAY Az. 1854. e cor i6eth st. 800. 1911,
100 !. sty tenmt and stores ralso s3G Fast
l5oth s., " cor Teller av 100 1852 s'y
tenmt; Accident & Liability co AT Msnhattai
Island Realty CO et all Jas B Henry atty. Eiy
y Bowling. ref; due. sl02 2s5. e5: taxes etc
sac 81 % the plsintir Tor sos 900.
20 Az, 2is7. 5 Is l36th st. "a 5rps 5x' 49,
s9.i ~ tenmt and store Cts Real Es.s;s 90
ag Jos Iindenihal = al. Harold swain atty
Leslie Lockhart. ref. due, 8 SOS 50, axes. etc.
:9s 81 10 the plaintiff for S 800.
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FIRE RECORD.

az d. t'h 2. joseph far0ln.r SO,
n.. s fIr4 aF % rfn.f a CO.. uruD.n
fif 500 N llifN 90 Wf'ner Dnop0l NJ
f"E
.f rs G0tf.t ~ Abraham lie'sfIn frf'ns
TO-. 100 b. f5fh sf. failafine fi'gpsffi-s .irfi
70 ~
1913 NfsstI ff. Tfomrfon's Hs.tsufalf. 30.
80 90 D. llf'h fl. lfeis h9sensfsn fdnin.
f5.-fF q lfi1 b.. kafsh Flynn unug
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FORT d
La s. dunbar Christine sullivan sarah Howe.
-Iarsfrcf SNt-uef. Louise Sellers. irh.l tni.
Riary NcCol. len Kelley Ruth shaw. Mae Su'i-
,au Mary Su.lirsu. Nsr Nctiers. HlIda Aia4,r'i.
Hattie Johnson Etiei johnson. May Gaus- Mar
gent Ncomsu. Emma MGdsen. LhMneih " bil ID.
Mary shea Emily Johnson. Anna NeiI-ef. .eI1
I9orr Maria Osirom. Loretta Banum. Mar
lbheff Il.zshsth Weaver Harriet Nafhorr. Mar
gsref Hazel Marssfei peeD. Mar 'srf. AI.r
Wallace Sarah Arid-0u Annie sullivan. ~ai'l
sfoue friends outside fle euNiialv. Itu-t y lk IT.
moi kashuv Ko.e Ioui. s. tarmarh. r .
G. e. blake loretta Ros' William ll. puuican.
Iavid e. Caesar william o. Slsson. 4. y. 'lai-
wick Christine Dumicau lizstgu ldskon, lAif
Am De'rick. George Cafe. Junior Gsree. WI,
red Rafferty, William Adair Alice Shenler. Dori'
Franklin. Billie Franklin Glad}s BesrdsaIl Iva
f'cardsali LleweiNu Wiley. Edwin Wiley. IT, Len
diesel Louise ZIesei. William Lamond, Charles
emond. Whitfield Tnpp. Buster Buenzle. Robert l.
WAuare Edna e. Wallace. J. Alfred Wallace.
Donald r. Wallace. samuel Lack Herbert socer.
ottie Iskon Tile Role Frances y. kasrnnss-l.
Laura Il. Rasmussen. Lillian N. Rasmussen ,arah
Parker Emily Barker Marie = Johnson. oshore
JCMfon ls.urencc sorcnsen. EDWARD kayanagh.
A " Wcstall. 7. c. Tolcison. Edwin Adams ~.
William Adamson. Mabel Adamson. Esiher Adam
son. Martha johnson. EVELYN Johnson. sac.
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COLLECTED BY I. J. CEATERs FROM IN
PLOYEs OF THE NEW YORK COUNTY Ma
rrnNAr. nANK NV YORK

TlONAL BANK. NEW 1Okh.
l. J. CcAters. Z G. Nurenburg. II, Harding.
Frank Ward. William Crawford. Robert Mckennan.
L. l. Pierce. Frank ! Walters. George X. llomp-
ron. Albert G. Alderman. Henry J. M'yerss NIs
u J. Meyers, Joseph schroufeF. Russell silerY.
L. o. Born. 10 cents each.
THROUGH THE WESTERLY sun, WEST
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through THE WOOSTER REPUBLICAN,.
WOOSTER. OHIO.
From children Of Wooster. Ohio. $50
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TOTAL
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TOTAL TO DATE.
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NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS.
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william IL Won Bergen. g., william Wiohmsnn.
Doroshy y. Caldwell a e. Milne Florence Hopper.
PhiIip 7 Hesf,t John W. Kpp, } 4 CLARK.
phioua Becker Theodore sAlfner. Gertrude Norek.
~ T IuTig " A. Wickmann. X Y. Pfeifef.
Eiss Kreszshmar Charles l.. lAyezSo. g J. Dono-
var. ~. LEONARD C Bender. Lillian Thoeris, Edih
Muller Heinrich Ersiberser Milton wsldvoscl.
Howard y Niron. c 5 Marcus. sylue Burg.
Doasiss " Brssa, Isaac Butt. }. Msecsmmoad
p a pfsiTef Lehman. " = Aiming
Chsfies Mesny. ALERT Niischks George Bruggc.
fnsn Louis M'ffeigc0f. frci lnchs 81. Enl
Ri.k Mar BeJsr, goNu G. sissse Len Lieks
y W Echmsie. Cis-les May,ei. Car Nischke
FHrard Nitsclks :. II Schcref. Anton Grulich
Dr. W j. DJs-, y Gfunch George j KuneEen
VI J. I<mmsr. Herman Go.iz. Julius g lfeirer
John y Lshey. g.. G I4ntsr. August Tucker
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