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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

class shape by boss Frank Tyler, and
his convict gang.
Bright new Cane Syrup, 1Oc
per bottle-Dodd Supply Co.
Speaking of the odd name of
Smith" reminds us that rural car
rier No. 2 reports family of Smiths
newly located on his route numbering
thirteen souls. And yet there are
those who declare the nation faces
race suicide.
Have room for two more board
ers, only three blocks from depot.
Apply 324 West Altamaha 3t-p
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Mahoney leave
tonight for Dakota, Ga, to attend the
funeral of her father, Mr.. ]. T. Nit
che1l.
General Manager B. L. Bugg, of
the A. B. and A., spent Tuesday in the
city.
Sheriff Fountain proposes to keep
at something useful when his term of
office expires. He has opened, or will
do SO next Friday, iirst-class mar
ket on South Main and will try to
keep in touch with, his many friends
through the agency OF "the flesh i'll
stead of the spirits The establish
ment is fitted up with the latest APP
pliances to handle meat products, san
itary and convenient. Efficient en-
ployees will be in charge
Mesdames D. B. Ware and Lula
Shepard returned this morning frorl
Baltimore where they have been the
past two months with DR.. D. B. Ware
who has been assisting the noted
surgeon, Dr. Howard Kenneth, in his
private sanitarium DR.. Ware will re-
turn to the city next Friday to take
up his practice again.
Mr.. Roger W. Dickson, who is
student at the State University, will
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dickson, on the
Dixie Stock Farm.
Plenty of Christmas Gifts on hand
at Wightmans Jewelry Store and
more arriving every day. tt
Miss Gertrude Oppenheim, of At
1anta, is the guest of Miss Edith
Knorpp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Paulk an
nounce the arrival of handsome boy
at their home in time to share in the
x Christmas feast.
Miss Lottie Socks, milliner for
Churchwell's, left. last night for
Snowfall, Md.
Mr.. ]. H. Harris returned from At
1anta Tuesday where he was in the
interest of his oil projects.
WANTED-Carpenter for farm
work; house furnished, permanent oc-
cupation. Also sawyer. Sydney
Clare. At.
Mrs. J. S. Clark, who formerly liv-
ed at 815 West Central Ave, has ar
rived in the city and will be at home
to her friends at Mrs. E. D. Stones
for the remainder of the winter.
Buy "Go1d Lead" Flour for your
Christmas Cake. Dixie Grocery Com
PAW ded25
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Paulk an
nounce the arrival of handsome boy
at their home, in time to share in the
Christmas feast. -
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Mahoney leave
tonight for Dakota, Ga, to attend the
funeral Of her father, Mr.. J. T. Nit
che1l.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Miss Lottie Socks, milliner for
Churchwell's, left. last night for
Snowfall, Md
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

General Manager B. L. Bugg, of
the A, B. and A., spent Tuesday in the
city.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Have room for two more board
ers, only three blocks from depot.
Apply 324 West Altamaha 3t-p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mrs. J. S. Clark, who formerly liv
ed at 815 West Central Ave, has ar
rived in the city and will be at home
to her friends at Mrs. E. D. Stones
for the remainder of the winter.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mr.. ]. H. Harris returned from At
1anta Tuesday where he was in the
interest of his oil projects.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

WANTED-Carpenter for farm
work; house furnished, permanent oc-
cupation. Also sawyer. Sydney
Clare. At.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Miss Gertrude Oppenheim, of At
lanta, is the guest of Miss Edith
Knorpp.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mesdames D. B. Ware and Lula
Shepard returned this morning FROM
Baltimore where they have been the
past two months with DR.. D. B. Ware
who has been assisting the noted
surgeon, DR.. Howard Kenneth, in his
private sanitarium. DR.. Ware will re-
turn to the city next Friday to take
up his practice again.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Plenty of Christmas Gifts on hand
at Wightmans Jewelry Store and
more arriving every day. tt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-20

Mr.. Roger W. Dickson, who is a
student at the State University, will
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dickson, on the
Dixie Stock Farm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02
l'sxR 0ROvW riCKUu'a
. . .

- ~
A Thanksgiving program was rem.
dcred last "Wednesday afternoon at
the Pine Grove school house BY the
members Of that school. Most Of the
patrons attended.
A. J. Ellenbergcr from klamath
Falls will preach At Pine Grove ncxt
Sunday afternoon.
ivan lcenbice has returned from
Bly,. where he has been tcaming.
Charlie and Dewie Dutton are haul.
Ing their wheat to klamath Fails.
Mrs. Burt Hawkins spent the day
with Mrs. H. n, Miller last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Mack Is quite sick this
week.
G. Chorpsning b having we'll dug
on bis farm In this district.
Ths Civic Club met with Mrs.. Burt
Hawkins last week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02
Stills Drygoods Co.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
EsrRAY NOTICE !

There came 70 my pasture. 5o.s'ng
Pelican Bay Lumosr Company's
plant on the north. about Nov. lst.
ons black ysarling Mesr; no braad
visible; swalIowfork IN right ear.
Owner will please elajm Same and
pay feed and for this aav.
y. G. DsCHAINE.
Shippington Hotel.
Phone % J. 3o.Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02

\ - -
One OF the surs Hishss men was =
Mr.. Moore. A positive Wilson man
was Douglas Johnsoo. AZ the ~
suit OF too much confidence Mr.
Moore has to roll . crooked peanut
from the postofhce to the school
house with : crooked stick. Mr.
Moore has been putting Oh the fate
full day with various excuses Of celd
weather. etc.. but the wager is due
10 be paid At ; p. N. next Saturday.
II is understood all the hotel ac-
commodations at Fremont have bean
secured BY people coming from Ads
tance. A large turnout =. expectea
and . great time anticipated
-,.r--. - $50
Rock Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02
ssw wa..hses Goa essyooe. 600

WARRINGTON. d. c.. Dec. :.
Secretary Daniels awarded contracts
yesterday for moro than $sS.0o0.o00
worth q now Sighting ships for the
navy. tncludingi four battlesips at
$4,000. 900 each. two ncet subma-
rimes at approximately &1.1s0.000
each, and - coast submarines at
from 3sS4, 600 70 Ssss, 900 each.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02
EVERY DAY

From one TO three high class Phono-
graphs and victrolas are being re-
served for Christmas delivery vt
Shepherd Piano Depot. next door to
poeto6icc. Why not look over tho
different makes and get the easy
terms. Tho largest variety Of makes
and models will be found only at
Shepherds. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02
E',o.r DROP. .. raeos,a

TACOMA. Dec. 3.-Another de-
cline Of 30 cents barrel In patent
lour makes = total decline OF 20
cents barrel nom the high notch.
Jobbing prices 'sfe now >s.35 . bar
rel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-02

Dir Hiram stevens Maxim. scien-
1T ara Inventor. who quit the United
Statss In ~lssl whsn bis ssni-auto-
matte rapid Ore gun was rejected By
The United otatss. and accspted By
the British government. has just
Aioa h londoa. In 1857 he was
kaiehtsd ~ Queen victoria for his
work IN inveutlon and science.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
Grand Jury Awaiting
Thompson Papers

The grand jury Investigating the bills
of the Thompson committee at the
Hotel Biltmore adjourned yesterday
until Thursday because documentary
evidence sought from Senator Thomp-
son had not been received Later SEN
ator Thompson hurried into the Grim
inal Courts Building and was closctod
for long time with District Attorney
Swami.
Il came to explain 10 Judge Swami
that the committee resolutions Of or
ganization which he wanted had been
inadvertently taken 20 Albany. to-
gether with a lot of other napers," said
the Senator. "Our sessions are going
on at present, and ] am shy a stem
noCrapher or so, and but for that
would have dispatched one Of them 20
Albany to-day when we learned that
the papers were up there. / shall send
q man for them tonight
District Attorney Swami declined %
discuss Senator ThompsOn's visit.
When he was told Of rumors that his
request for the committee resolutions
had been construed in some quarters
as a move 10 study the committees
power TO call Assistant District Attor-
ney Black before the committee 20 eX-
plain his connection with a car light.
ing concern that had done business
with the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany, Judge Swami said:
"Mr. Black will gladly appear before
the Thompson committee at any time
and answer all questions which the
leg slators desire TO put to him"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
Argetsinger's Reorganlz-
ing Bill Meant to Pla-
cate This City.
MARKS A BREAK
WITH GOV. WHITMAN
Measure Will Save Taxpayers
Sf.5OG.OOO a Year, but Com
missioner Duffey Opposes IT,

Albany Jan. 81. 'en"''' ]''N',.'s
er's bill reorganlzing the state h's"-
way Department 10 save the l"@p"y'r'
Of Now York over Sl3ooOOV eacn year
wos introduced in the senate ''-n'F"''
Tho bin is understood 70 represent
ono Of the first steps by the newly
formed Aidridge combination 'o APP
pease the taHpayef7 OF Ne" OF. '''''
Senator Ar&eis'"F'' Us "'''''.' '''
resen'"''Fe ln me 'e''''' nv.
Whitman I' s"'' "'' ~ "'
with the onl ana Not 10 assume
sponsohity ior l' "'"'" '''' y.
highway 'om''i''ionei' "o '' '"' ''
the closest pol'ical l''e"o5 o. "o'-
crnor ""''""" neie' mas '' "
statement D" WHO" '' '"'D '''' ''
impressions as 10 me OH are ''' ""
i"Vof"0le' It is "oD ''''e' '' ''''' W.
quincy "o'la say '"'7 "'''''1- '''' '0'
sent OF me 'o'e''o'' ,.
N'Fafo'Ns me ne" "'S"~'' p''''
commissioner Duuey s"'u' WIS" W
say that J saw 10 for the first time on
Friday night last had AN oppor-
+unitv over Sunday 70 study it. Thus
..4.....-l g.. ms, i-o,ros.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
REED ATTACKS I. R.
ON DEFENCE STAND
Missouri Senator Is Happy Be-
cause Colonel Is Not President.

Washington. Jan. a. Senator Reed
of Missouri. i'm n speech IN the Senate
to. .dav attacked Theodore Roosevelt for
his attitude toward the Wilson admin
istration and praised the Presidents
conduct of foreign affairs during the
European war.
at is a happy thing for this country
said Senator Reed. that neither eN-
tremists have been i'm charge Of the
government. a happy thing that there
has been insistencc on American rights
and equally fortunate that there has
not been some hot-hcadcd importunate
dcmagocue i'm the White House who
might have been persuaded TO plunge
this country into war in order 10 fur
thcr his own political fortunes.
"Many men are extremely brave who
have no opportunity to put their bray-
cry TO the test The peaceful banks Of
Oyster Bay offer the safest place in the
world from which TO issue a challenge
to war;
A sharp exchange between Senators
Reed and Fall occurred when the latter
interrupted 20 ask whether "the Sen
ator thinks Oyster Bay a safer place
now than was Kansas city in 1898 ?"
"fn answer 20 the gallant knight
from the Southwest" replied Senator
pood .1 ,.ll cav that nv applicatiOn
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

ceived $4,000. divided in halves be-
tween the surface and elevated lines,
and as vice president Of the Subway
Construction Company he got AN add
tional $4,000. Theodore p. Shonts. he
said. was president Of the latter com
Tanv. and that he supposed 10 was
affiliated with the lnterborough, mas
much as many Of its officers and dl-
rectors were IDENTICAL. He was in-
terested in the supervision Of actual
construction, ne declared The com
pany holds about Sl0.500.000 worth Of
contracts ON the new subway system.
The legislative committee also learned
that he was director Of the Queens
County lines and the l45th Street and
Twenty-third Street crosstown lines
Are you not director OF the Inter
brough Rapid Transit Company 9'
asked Mr. Colby
81 am not" the witness returned.
and 10 not intend TO become one.
] have had opportunities TO become
director, but J have refused. ! am all
operating man He explained tnat
his chief duties lay in the active ST.
pervision of the operation of all tine
lines with which he was connected.
He had nothing TO DO he said, with
the legal, auditing, purchasing or finan-
cial departments, although he was
often consulted on questions pertain
ing to all.
Upon learning that the Railway Inn
provement Company sold Hcdleys de-
vices Mr. Colby asked if the VICE
president and general manager passed
upon devices which were 70 be pur-
chased by the lnterborouRh and ele-
waited lines lie replied that he did
not, although he was often consulted
and that his opinion had great weight
He declared that "A Mr. McDufy. of
the firm Of Wendell & McDufy. who
closed "a deal three years AGO with the
lnterborough for the purchase Of sev-
eral hundred steel cars from the st.
Louis Car Company, was stockholD-
er IN the Railway Improvement COM
pany. Both concerns had Offices at oil
Broadway, but that, he said, was
coincidence.
The hearing was adjourned until n
o'clock this morning when Mr.. Hcdlcy
viii again take the witness stand. Mr
Colby said at the close Of the session
yesterday that he was not satisfied
with Mr.. Hcdley's explanation Of the
lack Of inventions coming from lhc
lower salaried, technically trained en-
ployes of the lnterborough, and that
he would have called other witncssc.
in an endeavor TO show that emDioycs
were not receiving remuneration to
which they might be entitled.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

OF the opinion that large mea iui'
- relief can be obtained through tn'
CITY exercising IT'S right Of license M
Tho matter Of signs. street cncrooacn
mcnts and many other privileges ron
his source H. is estimated thnt th'
c,ty's revenues can be increased sever"
million dollars.
II is hoped 20 reduce the city's uoa'
ing Indebtedness md 10 discon nu'
the practice of borrowing m antlc'Pal
tion Of tho tax levy, which has aonr, ooo
nm interest burden of nearly A.OOO,OOo
To mnko up amy losses which inc
stnte will sustain through the division
of certain taxes the committee wil'
recommend the rccnactment Of tho ia"
taxing non-rcsidcnt inheritance, a,
was done prior TO 1911. The sum OF
81. 600 600 will be yielded from thi'
source.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

prominent Republican Senator that
conference Of Republicans IN the oeh-
ato would be held this week 70 fofihu,
lnfo a general policy on Legislation an"
10 frame legislative programme
A. told I'm The Tribune this morning
~ already has been decided 10 pass an
a.,,endrpont TO the constitution pr0Ylh-
inc that military tribunals shall nov
,,,,crqedo state courts IN timo OF IN
,,a1ion or rebellion, and that otner
amendments providing for serial Dond
iteuos and for d highway through tne
Adirondacks will 90 through.
Senator Walters. chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee, VIII handle theso
amendments in the Senate. lie comes
f,o,n Syracuse. whore Francis v Hen
dricks. one Of Aldridge's quintet, rules,
Tho military amendment is regarden
ns an effort 10 placate labor, ana ~
hailed as another indication OF the
oGorfs Of the new combination 70
sfrongthcn the Republican organlza-
ton I'm this state for the fall elections
A hill introduced tonight by Senator
William NJ Bennett would abolish the
Board Of Water Supply OF Ne" TOTE
and transfer it's powers 70 the boaIi
~ Estimate The Real Estate bpaI,'
Of New York Ia back of the bill, "hlch
vas introduced 20 stop a. this time lh'
commencement Of the Schoharie 'reeN
project
Senator Brown. the majority leader
introduced resolution to-nign' pro
testing against the enactment OF an IN
hcritance tax by Congress as source
Of additional revenue.
Senator Slater introduced bills 70
forestall the removal Of tho Mohansic
State Hospital and the School for Boys
IN Yorktown Heights. New YORK City
fae domarded this removal on me
Ground that sewage from these insti-
+u+ious would enter into the lakes
D,hich form part of its water supply.
A hearing ON bills 10 remove these m
stitutions will be held on February H.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
BIG WAR INDEMNITY
EXPECTED BY VIENN.
Payment Will Right Excharc.
Says Finance Ministe,

Amsterdam, Jan. 3l.-Ths Bp,n
Finance Minister. ". Teleszkv ,,.l.,'
to-day 70 an inquiry Of A menbs, :, ,.ss ~
lover house as 70 the reason. ..
adverse rate Of exchange, said tb,,
decline was in Consequence 0, n. q.
lation Of tho Central Powers gg,. !.
added. it would disappear immsdi,..i
after the war, especially in yieuo...
large indemnity which could pro al.
be expected owing 70 The nni,,.
strength Of the Central Powers.
The minister declared tha, the o.
ernment was preparing % limi, r;,,.
ously the importation Of an ar.iei.. :.
luxury and taking other measure. !.
ameliorate the exchange. "
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

who have been mentioned as eXhlo-
itors. were Dr.. Mary Cotton. Mrs. Al.
thur VI. Hunter. Mrs. John Hunter
ir. J. Robinson Beard. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Theodore OFermanu. Mrs. Rose knight
MYERS. DR. and Mrs +. II Berencsohn,
Mrs William G. Thompson, Mrs. J.
Willoughby Mitchell. Mrs. Stanley
Phelps. Mrs Carl Ellerman. ir., Mrs.
George Fhret. jr Mrs. George Gordon
Battle. Mrs H. D. Hoffman and Miss
Anita Barrctto
George w. Call Frank 7. Clark Mrs.
Richard Mooney. Mrs {. IA. Lincoln
Mrs. Charles Bishop. Mrs George H..
PeN. Mrs. J. w. Narcur. Of Phliadel-
phia: Miss Elizabeth Marshall. Mrs. J.
r Wilson. of Boston, and Mrs. j. 4.
Cobb. Of Hartford. Conn.
The list Of prize winners follows
r,,-,s. Id.s. s.1 months and under liael-
w,r f- Mrs " r Hatys Nonafs 'hum III
Purqies .Io.- ''He m'r'hs t.- ~ g'.'., x
,ws'rel-W.l t} N-s Inoma hs'aif' h'f'
NI51.-s li-s. -Vn Ay Ms Francis r srala.
s sAn,s.aS'i-,t ,'''- sss eslt poanos are grai.s,.
W7- l Al- A. Hollands 'aoo-Iai or H'
Ame-,aa.a..a s.s.. Oyer .eise. p...a',- "'' ''
Ar,, . H. -'i r,. i..n'. ovs-.-'-s su- Yen
Rfra
Ane1'~ l...s r.grs
fs..'. Is 1t ,s-,,r rr --ag A-'rd'ei
Won by Ms CHARLIE T Ievers Gos nai % H'de
eree NJ. -
Arden Kennels 10 Hans r. 70 Downs irr.
NJ -,, P.r'-e-.s r-..-e Chun a. Alder
bourne I,,.., .s,,. ,,o- ,,.. Dr..s., Won by Mrs
F-erci. r Shading. Nrsata r1ng Tn
Sre- -ri red ,- sl,cl~,vo' IS N-s Francis
b toela,rgs N,rst. rng.Fa
.
,t'| rr--,s v...g Tf.-i 80 UvIss-..
N., a. d s e-5 ,s' v.r tr
AZ. E.',s's. H. iiary ri o. D..,..i,-e
Ors- dogs rsrf ,ol1--ll--Wol ly Mrs H A.
p...,,. rHe Of sr.f.
n ~ Ns- ra,.rer.s prII. t.un " AIler
0o. .,os. over eish. rcu,ts Won ls Mrs
' a,. sss. s' no, e.,s.a'r .s s.asi, Won p,
0,.. Los M .s.f. ..4 az, co.orl -Wo. l-
~ f,-. p.@. tI.r os Alder.
N., VI Nj ''"
n,- .tos. ... .-...f..r I've nounisi Won hy
N,, He-oeH ,4., N Van
r..r... p-,-,e c.sn " A.tertolre. reserve Mrs
'i,. ..og. ,,.- ... AID re- eseedns tvo
r..r, Won ly Mrs Thomas Ha.ns's Basltele
r.,,i. ...,ies sit months and under uirel-
"r r.,,,. '.,.'n,s i,,a rortS. asd NO, exceeding
pr4'.i 70
No..e 0l.hes Won hv Mrs A J. Hollands
ha s-. e -s ,.s. ,,gs, oo,,-a. s-t unds-
,, ,,--, t.....,,. We 'r.r
A~er..sr a-ei 'li.cies os.r esh, pourdsl-woa
" l, N.'' ..d ,,.,i.. Nv" -s9 o .a2el Won b,
Mrs u.oass Hsstirs Rar4felc sing song
Amer,.sr- ,-sd lt.i nc, biscuit OF gray brindiel-
rli
An-eri an -hrod Nfches any other coorl-Won p,
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
John S. HYDE III.

Bath. Ne, Jan. 81 specialls,s usr,
summoned from New York to-dsy p,
attend John s. Hyde president Of tie
Bath Iron Works, who is seriously m
a. his home here
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
state May Get Hunter Comege.

The committee is also likely 90
recommend the payment Of the regu..a-
tory cost Of the 1st District Public
Service Commission by the state. as Is
done in the case Of the I'd District
The committee favors the state TAX
inc over Hunter College and running
il as q state normal college, relieving
the city of the cost
Members Of the committee are also
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
FIND POHLMAN'S GOLD BRICK
Eighty-Pound Brass Nugget Left in ST.
Louis by Confessed Steerer

LOUIS by confessed Steercr.
ST. Louis. Jan. 81 George Pohlman,
awaiting sentence in New York as a
member Of the gang of confidence men
who feeced many wealthy Westerners
out Of thousands Of dollars by a fake
faro game, left gold brick, weigh
ing eighty pounds. in his home here.
Detectives searching the house found
tho brick in Pohlman's trunk. lt had
the appearance OF pure gold, but was
solid brass
Pohlman has confessed that. in spite
Of having o good family tree and an
excellent education. he became the
"steercr" for Frank T. Thompson, sue
ccssor 10 the Gondorf brothers, wire
tappers. He lured Henry Gallant, a
wealthy 81. Louis pawnbroker, into
Tnompsou's fake faro games here and
I'm Atlantic City. His confession made
TO District Attorney Swami is hlied
with first hand knowledge of the way
scores Of wealthy men have been film
fammed at faro. but contained no men
tion Of resorting TO such crude meth
DDS AS selling gold bricks" Pohlman
will DE sentenced February z.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
May We Send You Our Order for $500?

ehomeah smpyb
the treated by this advertiser o that
ouof
is be il hearing
ade e- retail stores
Tell Put them n shall sending $500 pay
able order wbe
know be able o orders o printed Here few OF the
advertisers from value of
onor the orc puchas o greater 1alle
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Anrr~rr1loie a Fitch
Abingdon Press
Abraham a sfraus
AcicI. Neral s. Cudit
81 g.. Ackenan
A-p. a. O.
Alar-GneO Rubber Co
= b hld1ch
Audrew Alexander
Et1ab0h AAel
AIN M0tog Saes Co
h Altman & Co
Aluminium Cooking Uisnsfl On
American Apron @
American Hosiery Co
American Graph0phoue ca.
American Lead pel-il Co
American Tobacco CO.
American Tract Society
Ardsr.on Flscfric Car ca
Anheusef- Busch Brewing Ca
Annette
ApDerson Bros Auto On
y App rfon GO.
Theo Arson
Ilto car sus Co
Ayvsd Afg 90.
Baker 4 IJc g CO.
Bach Prics & 90.
Bary
Bus & %.
Iuiriz Baumann A 90.
Beekman 60
Geo O. BENJAMIN
Geo Bernard Co.
H-rfha MAJ
lergd0rf & Goodman
Nm Birs
Bloom 1dale Bros.
J. B.rf
Bobbs. Merrill %.
B'Hw't Teller & Co.
Book supply Co
Bo-ieus CONDENSED A1h Ca
Eas , Mszaet0
h A Byws
II -aufauo
br. Br0s
Bf0siTay A.. UpholEerinL Gliding
Decorating G..
B-.saW Bros
Brooks Bros
Brunswick BAike-C0iiendef CO
Buckley Newhal Co.
Bud \ Co.
Bu-a Motor Car Co.
p 4 J Burke
Bu'rrck Publishing 90.
3 y u Co.
Cadillac Motor 20.
Cdi Fruit Growers EHehAn0
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