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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09
Thomas and Anabel Bellamy.

Thomas and Anabel Bellamy.
220-Christian citizenship, Mes
danes Lula Dowdy, Eta Stock
dale and Henrietta Cooper.
230-Sunday school work, Mrs
Olivia Robins.
235-Relation of alcoholic liq-
uors to (a) Disease, Mrs. Addie
Stockdale; (b) Crime, Mrs. Jennie
Curd; (c) Poverty, Mesdames Su-
die Boyd and r. Fl. Craig.
2.50-The remedy, Mrs. Maggie
Lindsey.
255-Why wear the white rib
bon? Mrs. M. J. Clement.
3-Our Red Letter Days, Mrs.
Gertrude Highfll.
Everyone is very cordially in
vited.
Yours for service,
Mrs. FANNIE PIERCE,
County President
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09
is the program:
DevOtions.

Devotions.
lO.2O-Appointing committees.
The following departments will
be discussed, hoping that we all
may be inspired and encouraged
thereby:
1025-Evangelistic, Mrs. Stella
Bowles and Mrs. Gnreath.
1035-Mothers' meetings, Mes
danes Lee Bowles and Annie Cra-
ney.
1O.4O-Unfermented wine, Mes
danes Lucy Doty and Dell Can
trell.
10.50-Personal experience in
tithing, Mesdames Annie Parker
and Anabel Bellamy.
Incorporation with missionary
society, Mesdames Nina Mckenzie
and Natalie Travis.
11.15-Sabbath observance, Mes
danes Pearle Perkins and Laura
Routon.
! 11.30-Antinarcotic, Mesdames
Dell Cantrell and Eugene Flor
ence.
Noontide prayer, Mrs. Gilreath.
Noon intermission.
1.30-Song, by L, T. L.; the i'm
portance of the L. Z. L., Mesdames
Annie Caaney and Annie Parker.
1.45-Importance of Y. P. B.,
Mesdames Olivia Robbins and
Maggie Lindsey.
Song, by the Y. P. B.
2-fmportance of flower mission,
Mesdames Mollie Holladay and
Minnie Corbitt.
2l0-Literature, M esdames Lula
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09
WHITE RIBBON
INSTITUTES

Mrs. Lem Gilreath will give an
address at the g. p. Church in
Camden on Wednesday evening,
March %, at 7.30 o'clock. Mrs.
Gilreath is a splendid speaker,
and is so consecrated to the Mas
ter's work that it will be real spir-
itual feast to hear her.
The Benton County Institute of
the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held at the
same place on Thursday following,
beginning at 10 a. m. The pro-
gram follows:
Devotional service, by Rev. J. G..
Hudgine.
1020-Appointing committees;
educational department.
10.25-Temperance laws of our
State, ex-Mayor S. L. Peeler.
1040-M Methods of securing Ma
tional Constitutional Prohibition,
Hon. Joe F. Odle
10.50-How the church can help,
Rev. J. G. Cooper aud Rev. G. G.
Newbill.
1l-How the missionary society
can help, Mrs. Natalie Travis.
IL l0-Sowing literature "knee
Deep" Mrs, Lula Thomas and Mrs.
Anabel Bellamy.
11.20-The Union Signal, a nee
essary equipment, Mrs. Grace
Williams Robins.
11.30-Methods of teaching sci
entifc facts in our public schools,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09

Mrs. Olivia Robins.
Health and hereditary,
DR.. J. M. Smytbe.
l1,50-Medical temperance, Mrs.
Grace Hicks.
Noontide prayer, Mrs. Gilreath.
Noon intermission.
1,30 p. Query box, conducted
by Mrs. Minnie Kerr Gilbert.
l50-Our temperance family
and their work
(a) The W. @. T. u, Mrs. Lou
M. Bryant.
(b) The Y. p. b., Mrs. Van A.
Wyly.
(c) The L. I. L., Mrs. Eugene
Florence.
(d) The w. r. r., Mrs. Bessie
Durdin.
Each speaker granted lOmlnutes.
240-Value of medal contest,
Mrs. Allie McGill.
250-The Bible in the public
school, Edgar J. Clement and Mrs.
Dell Cantrell.
3-Sympathetic relation between
mother and child, Mrs. Lee Bowles
and Mrs. Annie Craney.
The program will be interspers-
ed with songs.
AT BIG SANDY.
Mrs. Gilreath, who is one of
our most beloved white ribboners,
will speak to the people of Big
Sandy on the night of March 29.
All who fail to hear her will miss a
treat. On Friday, March 80, she
will be with us in our institute to
be held at the Methodist Church,
beginning at 10 a. N The follow
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09

adopted, reports of the correspond
ing secretary and treasurer were
approved, features of department
work were discussed and sugges-
tions accepted.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. OLIVIA ROBINS,
County corresponding secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1917-03-09

President Wilson took the oath
of office for bis second term in his
room at the capitol Sunday at noon
and took it again Monday in front
of he capitol just. before deliver
ing his inaugural address
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24
SLAUGHTER NECK.

Big Thursday at Slaughter Beach has
come and gone for this year. a large
crowd gathered and it was quite an event
ful day.
Many of the young people of this VI
einity spent last Thursday at Ocean City;
Miss Annie Starmer and mother visited
at Pennsgrove, n. J., last week.
Mrs Harry Darby and daughter La
vinia, of Wilmington, have been the
guests of Miss Eliza Warren.
Misses Delema and Mildred Boyce nave
been the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Ralph Freeman, of Dover.
Miss Edna Kessler, of Camden, \ J'
has returned to her home after spending
two weeks with Miss Minnie Starmer and
other friends.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Clifton and left them hne
baby girl.
Miss Elizabeth Dallas. of Philadelphia,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Samuel Mill
man.
Mrs. A. D. Shepard, who has been on
the sick list, is very much improved.
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24
DAGsBoRo.

Tomatoes are selling from SOC to
75c per basket. There Will be a short
age in the crop this year.
William J Parkhurst has purchas-
ed the A. W. Belts property and AL
win J. Timmons has purchased the
Lucinda Long property
William Parkhurst, Sr, is able to
be out again after a very serious ILL
ness of more than month
Reese Belts expects to leave the
latter part of this month for Ocean
City, Nd, where he will attend the
Maryland Teachers Institute for two
weeks, before going to Lawsonia, Nd.
where he has been appointed prin-
cipal. He gave satisfaction as teach
or in our schools for the past two
years and we feel confident he will
have success in his new field of labor.
Mrs. Ella Belts of Lawsonia, Nd.
is visiting among friends
The family of Granville Cannon
occupied the Pinehurst Cottage at
Oak Orchard last week.
Mrs. Ora Lingo and daughtr Vir-
ginia have been stopping at the
Hearn Cottage at Oak Orchard for a
few days.
P. H. West, wife and daughter and
Delphia West, are visiting their par
ents.
Robert Bunting, Sr.. and family
have had some Philadelphia relatives
as their guests.
Rev. Richard Darby, rector of the
Marcus Hook P. B, Church, is en-
tertaining his choir of twenty men,
bers at his summer home near town
Mns. Jennie Johnson spent last
week at Oak Orchard with friends.
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24
Kent County Exemptions
Exempted for Physical Disqualified.
tiOnSs

Exempted for Physical Disqualified
tiOnS
E. B. Vincent, FELTON,.
Fred L. Litz, Bowers.
Charles C. Bragg, Dover.
Thomas o. Ford, Marydel.
E. B. Harper, Leipsic.
John Hevalow, Kenton.
Bertram T. Weyant, Dover.
Daniel NJ. Boone, Wyoming.
John R. Poore, Pennington.
Edgar Wilkinson. Wyoming.
George W. Morris, KentOn.
Walter A Ivory, Milford.
Leroy Flemming, Harrington.
Samuel V. Richardson, Little Creek
Edgar r. Tingle, Cheswold.
Westley S. George, Wyoming.
George NJ. Blendt. Smyrna.
James Ernest Cohee, Marydel.
Raymond Tribbett, Clayton
Robert Alva Legar. Wyoming.
Otley Cephus, Smyrna.
Charles W. Sigler, Harrington.
Ralph Sharp, Milford.
David z. Bradley, Brenford.
William Stevenson, Dover.
Roy Rattray, FELTON,.
Charles Rupel, Marydel.
William Virdin, wyoming.
Tinley B. Stevenson, Magnolia.
Arthur Cooper, Hartley.
Lewis Walls, Dover.
Charles Stubbs, FELTON,.
John G. Numbers, Kenton.
Watson Marker, Wyoming.
Nelson William Jones, Dover.
John Cubbage, Dover.
Clifford Kelley, Milford.
Earl James, Dover.
David Grinnage, Cheswold.
John R. Ryan, Milford.
John C. Nichols, Pennington.
Exemptions for Causes.
Thomas A. Fox, enlisted in militia
]. Gordon Smith. enlisted.
Alvin B. Price, member Nationa
Guard.
Rev. Wm. Gibson, clergyman
D w. Tressler, religious belief.
Edward R Little, mariner.
Hoey S. Farrow, pilot.
Registered Men Who Did Not RepOr
to Board.
Newman Crosby, Kenton.
Joseph Demby, Smyrna.
Joseph H. Benson, twill reporD.
Charles Patterson, CheswOld, twill
report
Harvey H. Burris, Smyrna.
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24
MEN DISQUALIFIED in SUSSEX
FOR FIRST SELECTIVE ARMY

s67-1O54 Elmer Francis White, Oak
Grove.
869-1275 Ruben Hitch, Laurel.
87O-2316 Elijah T Ward, Pittsville, Nd
r. D. /.
878-2225 Thomas P. Humphreys, Days
boro.
877-35O2 Albert Allen, Nassau.
37s-63S Walter Hill, Bridgeville.
8S1-2454 Stephen Henry Wharton, Ocean
View.
3S5- 6s5 Ward Raughley Barwick'
Greenwood.
391- 3S5 William S. Dutton, Glendale.
3ss-14SO Furman King, Seaford.
393-2OO5 Leroy Joseph, Millsbpro.
4O2- 341 Myers H. Reynolds, Milford.
4Oe- 391 Joda Carey, Greenwood.
416-2S7O Edward c. Reynolds, 621 E..
5th ST., Wilmington.
AS $50 William H. Burton, Milford.
42O-2055 Henry Aydelotte Houston. Jr,
Millsboro.
422- 571 Paul H. Truitt, Cannon.
ga ass Arthur H. Hedburg, Federals-
burg. Nd, r. F. d.
425-3455 William Llewllyn, Lewes.
426-1548 Elmer H. Workman, Laurel.
42s-2s55 Harvey James Gordy George
town.
431- 70 Carl Slower Bunstein, Milford
434- 356 Charles Parker, Milford.
44O-2OS2 Eli A. Short, Georgetown.
AS sos William H. Jewell, Georgetown
r. D. 3.
44s- 900 william H. Bryan, Seaford.
451-3252 Roland White, Milton.
452-1617 Elmer X. Parsons, Baeons.
455-2421 Willis Thomas Carey, ocean
View.
456-12s7 Charles W, Belts. Laurel, R.
457-3371 Ralph Argo. Lewes.
45S-SOO6 James Frank Johnson, George
town.
461-24S9 George Hammond, Ocean View.
468- Raymond Jarius Warmer
Lincoln City.
400 327 Frank Beideman, Lincoln.
47O-3417 George Thomas Hudson, Lewes
Az 90 William Pierce Daniels, Mil
ford.
47S-332O Harry NJ. King, Lewes.
40 957 Walter L. Sirman, Seaford.
4S3-2516 Charles Wesley Daisey, Frank
ford. R. D. 2.
4S5-3Os1 Walter B. jefferson, Milton.
4s9- l03 Duane Lynn. Lincoln City.
49O-2196 Lee Morgan, Dagsboro.
4s2-15S5 Ivan Z. Cordrey, Laurel.
499-21O9 William B. Atkins, Millsboro.
5O2- 81 William F. Reed, Milford.
5O5-1057 Carl C. Bryan, Seaford.
513-245S George Edward Carey, Frank
ford.
514-1716 W. Walter Hastings, Delmar.
51S-326O Paul Savage, Lewes.
522-173O Glen W. Owens, Delmar, r D.
526-2OS1 Stephen L. Moore, stockley.
5SO-1166 Richard Leroy Morgan, Sea
ford.
532-21S6 Clifton L. Mumford, Millsboro.
534-SO99 Cove Reynolds Belts, Milton.
537- 7O5 Harmon Mustard Warrington,
Greenwood.
54O-2S35 J. Herman Greene, George
town.
556-3199 James Craig Reed, Milton.
557-1677 Edgar r. Hearn, Delmar.
559-2706 George Handy, Selbyyille.
56O- 122 George H. Short, Milford.
569-1715 Harvey H. Foskey, Delmar.
573- 700 Charles Hollis Obier, Green
wood.
574-125O Herman D. Phillip, Bethel.
5S6- 7O7 Ralph Andrew Hollis, Green
wood.
592-2sS7 Warren H. Fooks, Georgetown.
595- 36S Elmer Harris, Lincoln.
596- 974 Thomas Russom, Seaford
6OO-3396 Raymond Carpenter, Midway.
6O2-31S2 John Reed Marvel, Harbeson.
6O3-3179 Charles Oscar West, Glendale.
Goa 926 Brinkley T. Elliott, Bridge
vile.
621-1O97 Charles Dali Moore. Seaford.
ALIEN.
53-307O David Kazam, Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24
Samuel ]. Wilson & Son,

Funeral Directors and Embaners.
we have added TO our funeral equip.
ment a new Motor Funeral Car. Iof
which we make no extra charge we
have still retained cur Black ana White
horse drawn hearse, which therefore
niaces us in a position to furnish either
horse drawn or motor hearses.
the largest stock Of funeral supplies
south of Wilmington. ~.
Can phone office No. %, residence No.
%. Phone service day and night IN ~
calling after 10 p. m. call NO. ~. an
calls promptly answered. No extra
charge for distance. use Of hearses or
!Wife's services. ,...
assortment Of Furniture, Carriages, Run:
abouts, Farm Wagons, Rack Wagons ana
Farming Implements.
MILTON. DELAWARE.
Milford chronicle., 1917-08-24

Wallace B. Moore. lin South Da-
zota: will be examined there.)
Uric P. Morris. Milford.
Edward T. Coleman, Harrington.
wellington Patten Hall, Frederica.
Summary.
Twenty-nine accepted.
Nine absentees.
Forty-three excused for physical
disqualification.
Seven excused for cause.
Sixty-two claims for exemption be-
cause Of dependents.
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NlrnnSiliida lIebertrnannncn.

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guStcrL Choice, SoB. $9.00-3.50;
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SoB. $t50-f.75.
&tn0pich.- SNuge rette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 3fino @eiuidt,
&fnno, 7-71a; 5ticrc unter 1000
Gfuuo @enidyt, 61a-7c.; GhiCn.
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init @aIb, $3.50; Hnscrc, $40
-15.
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10; tletnc Hngere, $S--lO.
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daIb, 29-30c Sdjai. 7i5c. $i.25;
2dmmcr 80 Coz; BidIen 17c.,
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giIIa.9rnppcn idllutr atidllaaen.

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gIntport scr NaiiFtcn nutcrpcas,

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9ind c0er @oip GrbicM meme. @uId)cI,
$500 -2.i0; Gonntrs luGBc @oN.
rieat 9nFdci, $5.00-5.5O.
Gift uros Semitic, GelfeI,
'y1..mN, mo ga, 6oB, $3.50 so;
Sroiit. 9leip BORT, Gonnc, 10000
-Q5.00s SelRric, sa..gy Siinocl,
20 Soc, 0hirtcu Storipa. aor6,
81. $4,000; Scale, S1orfolf, SyaB.
IS0--90c.; Siopholot, gpricif, dorb,
5O-75e.; aopfiolot. Glorioa aorb,
81 .00-i 80; 3wicbcIu, gclbc, @u.
meitIide.. ael6c. pro buuSert 9Sfnuo
Sad, $i.00-l.50; @fcffer. 1luri0a,
Grofc. $3.50 800; Spinat, Osor.
foIf SOB, 81 LOO --t.75: lpciBc Ofii6clt
@Mhcl, 75c. $i.O0 @rcileIheeren,
Gab, ie nad Guolitat, $500 $50.
9drtnffel -NeiBc, WuI6eI,
@.DiO. ililb Go.. Si75-i.S5; g..
q. iuto Serien Sl75-zi.s5; Gait
un 5borc, no, $i,50--i.60; iiibc
9artcficlL Gditcm Sbnrc, gcIbc,
Sou, $3.50 LOO; S)orf Sitper. sSab
S3.00-3.25; 9lorO.Garoliua, Sal
$3.50 S.75; goms, EoB 1926
$50.
6iirbc, " Mitern irn.o Ser.
\ rp ialS. Gmpfelt &iA, l--6c. !;
GIMtuOerS, YhlnS. 6Sc.; Groilt
aroBe 6ob. $t2- Is; fleine, $6 s;
9lof, @nmS. IS sec.twriBer Terdl,
Yinuo, Sr-l0c.; lncOiuM 4---5c.; /;
aeIber gerdl oroBe, s. l0r.; flcine
bis ntcSim Yfuno, b ic.; @Sadc.
rcIS, 9Snnl6, iS-20c. Gators,
.orobt, EnuO, l2-t5c.; medium, 6
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40 @nesle AprtAsTu 4eutFdi Ap ssia
% sIutssIc II 5Io uns catar 90. 100
100 siHtesic unIieS SolIReqs ga 33's
i95 slnibCile gSapiauo Cis ure @as. sss
300 sniAsgic @aplatS rll IL sos. s9s
e' s'HtociIe @e0IcstS Gil uuo cas ssi
IS sgmslle gscpIoao eii uuS eas. Ais
l5o aHseele .soelapS ct IT, SOS ~
5000 eagsliHa GegiFaI 4sr ......s.. Ssa4
5000 CSnl GeeI Ger. .....lcs
10000 Conf Bcsper smicu u.......i iQaA
5000 Goshen ALL urS @ps ecr..,.lQ7
5000 GoSsen cil uno Gav ess. iocN
1000 ccsstu 81 irrS sos Get ics
1000 ecsSea ctI nus Gas Ger. 1865
1000 9ssaen uas 90 eer.,... 100
1000 81 scrF Saltl osr.,-......,.io1
2oco elf eosa Gcp cer..,........ loiA
5000 Rinu unS g. gAaaa st 5tr.. tosis
5000 lIuaisS aasIpuH2 l. Asr.~... SAN
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2S!irxRseH aW ner bieiiaeu AFtisN.
gSSrie.
ciant pnIiinlhre.arilen.


SaItmers Gin Ser lse5..~.. 100 M
Baltimore Gltu tcF 1864. ioiN M
soiimsye Gin 9Mtr 1880 ..... IS Il.
sas, eIisrIsltat uuo arati,
sqituore eaestrtr pio........ s6
Solto GletFic Ter iianrpea. . 400 M
gepi G6s 4 Z uaS y Asaer. . oa]s oa
va asairr pn9 8eistr cOm m ss No
va asatsF lrio Eorsr asr ....... s5gs
liSriss & 4 puc y / rgni catr 94ss ~
@enrsttieu.
eliissS @atisnci @alt .,,.. a 45H
SQscr@s@'c8ssisit RAJ soni ~. 81 2iH
Eafienal gseriue son. ..,... ss M
&raft eteesa<it etc.
GcgfHsntal Eurtt Cc Cc,.......-. .tss isa
searbIaaS caEAcIta "a ..- G2 ~
sscariin Storage prA Synt "a iet& -
etraiasneaAa.syI'tn.
satsa una sSrKts 5srOs- yia. 40 M
sAtepAala sEsssu,
sesHnsapeio sal 1rac esm..... 60 es
@'cuescssld sa 9rar yis...,. Is 50
GiisubCpq 9biaahsren
sln cosii eSHc Comb Ten. ~ o24s ssA
" & s ci Gt cSgn $50. 9lM IN.
GerptiHa CgutEt! ter,,,-..... ss M
cUdrleitDu uus Ssit garstiua 0sr lossa
GDoi nHo . Slsn 80 l. gsr... 9sh ~
ao Gent uas @cnIItAGeni ccr. ioG& ~.
essu ans suaHoua Gsni 5<r. 1904 81.
.setu Ef a,lebiLs aHs dbi Ssr 80
sIelS 1yl uua 81 Nsrth 5rF "a
SfraistrscsitcersailourH
eaito esAr 81 nna Ghas paes rs ~
gaito xrsr y y 1lc !. on 'os
eearte9icH sur ~ ysr-....,~ ,loaA ioa
eSas son viA " lino 5er..-. ssa
csscass Hsiisruss ocs. ...., csAs 9i4
glu uao SgDuvsaH /. Ssf. ...., lee loaaa
SNiFEpm inta Gtasts zses 5cr io01s "a.
@cssrsssHn igss Jrcl Ssr.... 400
ssrfes Gln Gsdeiter 5sr..... aos, II.
selategaits elerttN SSr........... s9M ~.
pai Gssc 10 usa 9 gfi essr gess M
.lsouena Saf xger ger~....,. e9M "a
A N aas sAup y nns y ssi ssr 100
aSarfaH aaa esfiS Esss ocr M sasS
u,a..s @s.,.S ,,.s s,.. s
ltai,S ss,.s, M, e,.s u. III u s.s,
y,so,,, 3,ssr,. ,nA srsn,. ss1
csiesIiitt,
9tat.srs ils1ns csss ~ III
eosssu ,,ns d. oSr ,osrs
c,es,,r N, r,a ,aoa III, mn
epeseu g;g ,ao KAN \, NJ. III
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6eime hir qe6rne,eit.

rhuler 1EIt1H HtlIeIf dIDtI NTZHUGH, 17IVuINtt
~V,.S, sat, I 3tnuner, Hao nHo 8eronbas5ront.
llOO Sl0f WiOntpeIiCr-Strake.
Nessll Clifton @arf unb Saripro.slbe.
gir Smmtr 'gS sIgtIesRs aa Rsln',Psi ,Pidsneir. aut
Rl RSsul eIller Nlur. r0lil1eneitc" entbdt illos
HvvrHs vsr @assaunge, nooerne Stodlflie enldlliir'
ttvSnn 1hsAuB init Ibflubbret, eleitrilbel 5d@er
@tten, Mocetne StnnIiHe. 90ie Baheu Hya1ts
nrt. ouHtn. init iGniidrpm glblnalalien poben cieie
EmSVtdbe moOerue 6ioerheiteu. Wlun nehme oar,
gsonipeIler, Strahe.
Sss g 2. Waaaeber stealth 0nntpauS, @rbantr
chrenn. 9ta-920 WiuniCH 9nlloMa.
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Baltimore DlarttGeridltt.

y Aliltnoh. 10. Nan, 1917.
Nsebl. Sliubr 1851 5Glier,
riitidbIicBHh 13I67 Sdiicr sil 9ocllit,
'Qoint inns 57s Gdiicr 3ir Canton.
y DC llntirnnncn innren mic inInf
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SECOND CALL.

70 smt0silc Continental 1rait 9o~is5 <
40 sInt5ellc Gtapiers IN com ,. e'i
100 sntpciIc Goui Gpai com ....,,.ii2
100 stns0eilc Gopi GooI com 1924
100 slHibciIC erni Gsol coal l2ss
10 sItitIellc Guia ecai ront ..li9N
100 glnt0eiIc eelu Godl coat ......t "a
20 stuiacilc @Oai @cvet cOn.-... 1885
$50 slni9eilc GoSseu Gil rcur . i5,s
10 sIHibeuS GosoeH Gil cpat, .-,.. i5a
200 NiibeiIe GosScn III scut, ,.s. isss
400 sIutDtIic GosDcu I'll com. l5la
oOQ sIninsiic Gcsoeu ril COM ia%
100 stai0giIt ecsoen cH con-. i5ls
$40 slnipelIe Goshen Eif, pi0 .s.. 5,4
50 ani4sac @oSSen pHo 60. .,..s., Iva
$40 slaipsjlr gosoen nno gp. ....,. t7ls
900 slntpejie eososn uae Go... lfss
Is slniOcus ecsosn uuo 0c...-.., ~
20 auibsilc Gif nofn Goal roll, q
~ snipsilc @oailgn siI pio. M... "
i5 aiaasIic Sit eci ~ q aaoif com iels
ie7 sltoellc alausn!auS Sci ec.@. a24
100 aHtbeIls gi6t @anf " @uiio s,i5a