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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
The FRUITS OF CENSORSHIP.
N. Y. AMERICAN THINKS ENTENTE IS
BEATEN THREE DIFFERENT WAYS.


of communications--which is
the vital factor Of Italy's and
Frances military strength, even
more than it is the vital factor
in keeping England's popula-
ton fed.
Weeks and months ago, over
and over again, we tried to
make you see the situation
which was clearly developing,
so that you would all realize
the urgent necessity Of Our own
preparation for war.
No newspaper ever did or
ever will give more sane coun-
sci, utter more wise warning,
try to perform a more patriotic
service.
We failed through no fault Of
our own to impress the truth
upon the Government and upon
you people.
You simply would not believe
the truth, heed our urgent warn
ings, or take one single step
toward forming the army, or
organizing the resources, or
building the ships or cultivating
the idle farms, all Of which you
and the Government are now
trying to do in such desperate
haste.
And why would you not be-
lieve the truth? Why was every
warning jeered at and disre-
garded?
Why are we now so utterly
unprepared, either to make war
on our own account or to help
England and France and Italy
to stave off the menace of
starvation and defeat?
Why, because you were de-
ceived and deluded by the lying
censorship-because you believ-
ed the preposterous and almost
selfsevident lies of this clumsy
and stupid and fatally dis
astrous censorship.
You people ought to listen to
what we say about this matter
with conviction. You your
selves know that had you listen
ed to us and believed lis when
we were absolutely alone tel
ling you the truth while this
London censorship-aided and
abetted by American ncwspa-
pers which should have had
more patriotism and common
sense-was lying to you by day
and by night, the country would
not now be in the deplorably
unprepared condition it is, with
no army and still debating how
to raise an army; with no aero
planes; with no submarines
that can 60 to sea; with not
enough machine guns to equip
a division; with neither artil.
lery, rifles, ammunition or any
other military necessity suffci-
ent to put 100000 men In the
field; and without ships enough
to carry them and their equip
ment overseas if the men stood
ready to embark.
And we have been plunged
into war without preparation
with the most powerful single
nation in the world, equipped to
the last shoelaee with every
possible necessity of warfare,
filing the seas with her sub
marine navy, covering half a
continent with her huge veteran
armies and everywhere winning
her way, with blood and iron,
against her foesl
Do you imagine that we can
make good our defense against
such a battering-ram Of war as
that by initiating England's
clumsy and stupid contrivance
Of keeping the people in ignor-
ance of what is being done by
way Of defense7
Why, that is just exactly the
sum total Of the sense and the
Istrategy of a poor foolish
ostrich, jamming his head in the
sand and summing his intelligent
tail feathers while the hunter
makes haste toward himl
| N, Y, American.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
BETTING ON GAG

The odds being quoted by
Lloyd's on the end Of the war
attract considerable interest in
Wall Street the only difficulty
being that they are not general
ly understood. AS these may
become increasingly important
as the war goes on, it is well
that there should be no con-
fusion as to their significance.
The first point to be remember
ed is that Lloyd's is an insur-
ance company, and not a betting
agency, and that ali the bets
IRE made in the form Of insur-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

ance. When one goes to Lloyd's
and receives a quotation Of As
guinness per cent, one pays a
premium OF IS guineas. Lloyd's
keeps your premium and paws
you 9l00. If the war IS still
on by December 81, Lloyd's
keeps your premium and pays
you el00. IL the war is over.
Lioyd's keeps your premium
and does not pay you. Forty
five g1ineas is equivalent TO
about &4. Lloyd's, therefore,
- betting roughly IS 70 ~ thar
the war will be over BY Deeem-
Der 81.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12
THE ALLIES ARE WHIP
PED.

We tell you plainly that in a
military, naval and economic
way the Germans have the al
lies whipped, and that without
our Intervention there was not
a doubt that Germany would
hsye VIGOROUSLY dictated peace
before this year was gone-and
you may depend upon it that
this condition of affairs, both
on the continent and in Eng
land, is due to the deadly havoc
wrought by the submarine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

ment OF facts.
We have told you the same
things before, but it will do you
no hurt to hear them again, And
we want them fresh in your
mind while we proceed to show
you what censorship does.
We are pretty sure that in a
general way your impression is
that Germany is struggling
against defeat that may be de-
layed, but cannot be avoided
that the allies have been pound
ing and demoralizing the Ger
man forces in France--not en-
tirely crushing them as yet, but
still Furnishing them and driv-
ing them out of their defenses in
a series of daily victories.
That is the general impress
sion, isn't it-that Germany can.
not win and is slowly being
beaten and starved into defeat?
Well, the FACTS are these:
The allied o~ffensives in France
have been horribly bloody fail
ures; the French people are in a
fury Of indignation over the
fatal plumbers of Niyelle and are
loudly demanding that the of
6cers responsible for the fright
full slaughter of these past three
weeks and more be condignly
punished; the British offensive
has been stopped dead in its
tracks with the most dreadful
slaughter of the whole war; Won
Hindenburgs switch-trenches and
machine gun nests have proved
a perfect defense against the
British artillery preparation and
infantry mass assaults; huge
masses Of reserves being hurri-
ed from the East, where Russia
Is no longer a menace, haye
given the Germans a preponder-
ance of numbers and of mate
rial: and the French Govern
ment knows and the British
Government knows and our
Government ought to know that
the military situation has deve-
Ioped wholly in favor of Won
Hindenburg and that the Allies
have not one chance in ten of
victory and hardly one chance
in three of staving off complete
defeat-unless America can per-
form the twin miracles of rescu-
ing England from the sub
marines and of putting enough
troops in France to beat off the
offensive which the Germans
are now beginning to develop.
Now, what has all that to do
with censorship? Well, it has
this to do with it: If censorship
had not Quilted Ananias and
all the other liars that ever
were in the whole world, you
people and the people Of Eng
land would not have been GO.
ing about compiacently wait
ing for Germany's inevitable
defeat, and wholly believing
that the allies were surely win.
ming the war.
And if the English people
and the American people had
not been so wholly and abb
solutely deceived into a care
less state of mind England
would have been prepared to
stand the submarine siege and
the allied armies would have
been equipped to stand the
wastage of wal until OUR own
strength and preparation could
have been VIGOROUSLY develop
ed.
THE ALLIES ARE WHIP
PED.
We tell you plainly that in a
military, naval and economic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-12

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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
SidOn Precinct.

Robinson Jack, Roseman Lige,
Kicker Buster, Russell Ed,
Smith E B, Smouthman J T,
Sanders Herbert, Sanders Tim,
Sanders Albert, Sanders Frank,
Sanford Chas, Scott Fly,
Scott Chas, Scott Joe,
Silas Jack, Simmons Israel,
Smith Plumer Smith Robt
Smith Joe, Smith Will,
Smith Hy, Smith Sam,
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Switzerland Bob, Stone Joe,
Stokes Yves, Strong Garfield,
Summers Hardy, Sykes Walter,
Sykes Owen, Taylor Bob,
Thomas Walter, Tory Buster,
Triplett Isiah, Tropsler Ed,
Tucker Hy, Van 81,
Waller Joe, Walters Richard,
Wallace Geo, Walton Chas.
Ward Davis, Ward Jno,
Watkins, Hays, Wheeler Hy,
Whitfield Louis, Williams Walter,
Williams Jno, Fl, Williams Bonnie,
Williams Adam, Williams Jno,
Williams Jas, Williams Chas.,
Williams Robert, Williams Chas,
Williams Young, Williams Walter,
Williams Will, Winters Pickens,
Winters Cliff, Winters Clarence,
Winters Will, Yoke Tom, .
Young Jno.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
Village of Sidon.

Baldwin WILL, Buchanan Alex,
Burrough Floyd, COIN Ike,
before Ed, Dale Hy,
Davis Jno Hy, Dotch Phillip,
Dixon Wash ,Eldridge Major,
French, H l., FELTON, Dock,
Hally W W, Hall Lee,
Harris Tom, Hendon jim,
Holland Jno, Holmes Jno,
Horton Byrd, Ingram Frank,
Ingram Geo, jackson Scott,
Kersh W P, Kimble W M,
King, Peter, Lewis Enoch,
Love Charlie, Melton Jessie, ~. y
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McAdore Walter, Penn Joe,
Prowers c P, Price Robt,
Patrick Will, Robinson Frank,
Shropshire Jno, Summerlin Sam,
Scrivin Sam, Shep' Lee, "A.
Soloman Ellis, Turner Tom,
Turner Chas, Valance c E.,
Washington Geo, West Nslse, .
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
Village Of Morgan,

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Daniels Chas, Daniels Frank,
Evans Joe, Green Scott,
Gibbs Henry, Green Hardy,
Hughes ] P Jr. Hugheston w L,
jackson A ], johnson Cleve,
Lopides Jacob, Merrell J E,
Martin Kinney, Mitchell Jno,
Montgomery Ely, Patterson Will,
Patterson Albert, Reed Tom,
Rife Joe, Smith Eugene,
Smith Fred, Warner B G,
Wallock Ed, Waits Ben,
Waites Jonas.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
Town of Itta Bena

Asquith W S, Acre Geo,
Addison Josh, Andrew Ally,
Anderson Alex, Bennett T R,
Black J E, Branham, D C,
Baskerville E B, Baskin Steve,
Bell Will, Bell Jno,
Bell Sam, Brooks Geo,
Brown Will, Brown Geo,
Brown Jim, Bruce Lewis,
Christensen c., Chocktaw Will,
Cartran Jas, Calvin Nose,
Collins Hy, Collins Aron,
Collins Sam, Dennis Chas,
Ellis J W, Echols Green,
Echols Mack, Erwin Jno,
Evans Joe, Frier Adam,
Foster Geo, Finley Tonne,
Frierson Jim, Franklin H L,
Gould W P, Gould L A,
Caller Jno, Gray Elmo,
Griffin Ed, Gibson Jim,
Gill Richard, Hensley J W,
Hindsman s F, Hollins Tom,
Hyman Jake, Henderson Willie,
Harris Jessie, Harvey Geo,
Harrison Steve, Irwin Will,
Jackson Perry, Jackson Arthur,
Jamison Alex, johnson Gilesy
johnson Jack, Jordan Dan,
Jordon Monroe, Love s F, Jr,
Lockett Jno, Love Sam,
Love Pervis, Mitchell ] R,
Moore L P, Martin Ike,
Mitchell Dave, Montgomery Dan,
Myers lobe, Mccoy Steve,
Newman Jacob, Olliphant Eugene,
Paluso Joe, Peck G A,
Perry J T, Posner Chas,
Parisott Lee, Powell Wash,
Perkins VIM, Roth Chas,
Russell J F, Reed Bob,
Rowe Hy, Rogers Frank,
Robinson Grid, Robertson Walter,
Rogers G, Scott P B,
Shumaker J N, Santone ] M,
Sanders Jas, Shaw Dan,
Stanford Adam, Stancin Hy,
stssl Jim, Steal chad,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24

Staples Jno, Short Ellis.
Sykes L, Short w d,
Yopp 7 C, Tribble w M,
Turner J F, Waits John,
Warrington Frank, Williams Albert,
Williams Hy, Witty Geo,
Williams Geo, Williams Richard,
Walters Will Williams Cornelius,
Winston Yves, Wooten i'll,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24

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Seawood Jno. Shaw An.
Shed Major, Shell Ton.
Shell Ed, Shelly win.
shuler Jas, Sims Tobe.
sims Dan, Small judge u.
Small Judge 81, Smith Lerov.
Smith Joe. Smith Neise.
Smith Sam, Smith Wiley.
Smith Lucius, Spann Ivey.
Spellman Drew, Spellman Martin
stanford Hosey, Stanford Smith.
Stanford Howard, Steve Lei.
Steve Alex, Stokes Wesley,
Strong Walter Stewart Jno.
Taylor Nichols, Taylor Louis.
Terry Waits, Terrell Ben,
Thach Coleman, Thomas Isadore.
Thomas Peyton, Thomas Eskew.
Thomas Andrew, Thomas Adam,
Thomas Nathan, Thomas Dave.
Thomas Yves, Thompkins Jno..
Ihompkins Jno., Thurman Isiah..
Triplett Jake, Trotter Yves,
Turner Webster, Turner Avent,
Vassar Brook, Vassar Jake.
Virges Jno, Wade Robt.,
Waits Nose Waits Gabe,
Waits Ike, Walker Will,
Wallace Floyd, Wallace Gabe.
Wallace Will, Wrd Callus,
ard Will, Ward Bill,
Ward Dan, Warren Kid,
Washington Amos, Washington Will
Washington Manuel, Washington Ed,
Washington, Lonnie, Ware Walter.
Washington Will, Wells Oscar,
White Dock, White Frank,
White Frank, White Herbert,
White Eedgar, White Ben,
White Heade, White Joe,
Will, Williams Andrew,
Williams Walter, Williams Hy,
ALI, Williams Ike,
Williams Adam, Williams Float,
Williams Brook, Villains Earnest,
Earnest Williams Hal,
Fred, Wilson Chas,
Chas, Wilson Sam,
Joe, Wilson Taylor,
Joe, Winters Willie,
Noodson Sam, Wooten Geo,
Tom, Wright James,
loung Mack, Zanders Dorsey,
,anders James.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
Swiftown Precinct.

Aikens Jno, Alexander Chas,
Anderson Alex, Burnes w B,
Bailey Bell, Baker Nelson,
Baker Peter, Baker Primes,
Barten Geo, Battle Louis,
Brisley Nash, Bell Jim,
Bowel Jno, Broadnax Jim,
Bostic Frank, Bowman Jim,
Boyd Will, Brandon Richd,
Broadway A J, Brown Chas,
Brown Chas. Brown Herman.
Brown Hy ST., Brown Henry Jr,
Brown Will, Brunson Hy,
Buckley Frank, Burkes Joe,
Birton Walter, Burton Cliff,
Bird Estes, Crabtree J w,
Campbell Lige, Campbell ALI,
Chambers Will, Chambers Arthur,
Chefus Nose, Chefus James,
Cheeks Sol ST., Clark Jessie,
Cockrell Mike, Coleman Yves,
Coleman Clyde, Couch Lee,
Cox Anderson, Cummins Aldy,
Curtis Claiborn, Dallas Chas,
Davenport Ben, Davis Wilson,
Davis Manuel, Dixon Rix,
Draine Geo, Dulaney Bob,
Easley Bud, Eggs Geo, (
Ford Burl, Ford Jas,
Graham S G, Gardner Frank,
Gardner Claiborn, Gee Lay,
Gee Owen, Gee Ollie,
George Allen, Gibbs Joe,
Gibson Geo, Golliday Jim,
Grant Jas, Gray Lon,
Greer Clarence, Greer Sam,
Griffin Elias, Holcut H c,
Hackett Hy, Hall Ely,
Hamer Fred, Hand Chas,
Harley Alex, Harris Sam,
Sarris Duke, Hardy Bailey,
Heard Alex, Hearn Amos,
Hemphill Buster, Henry Jim,
Hodges Annias, Hodges Lewis,
Holman Wilson, Holloman Sol,
.olloman Joe, Holland Ellis,
Holly Bargie, Horn Ben,
Lige, Haywood Robt,
Levi, Hudson Nath,
Iuggins Edward, Hunt Jno,
Rutherford, Jones w B,
Jackson Dallas, Jenkins Yves,
Johnson Rogers, johnson Frank,
Johnson Sam, johnson Jno w,
Johnson Joe, johnson Tom,
Iohson Nath, jolly Robt,
'ones Chas, Jones Mack,
'ones Ike, Jones Will,
'ones Chas, Jones Bill,
ones Willie, Jones Harrison,
Roy, Fitzpatrick Jno,
Frank, King Will,
lirk Green, Knight Daniel,
Tom, Lashley Henry,
.oyd Jno, Lamar Chas,
'amar Will Jr, Langly Jake,
zee Will, Lee John,
.eonard Daniels, Leonard Ned.
.enoir Sam, Lewis Jason,
,ong Alex, Lewis Tom L,
owe Anderson, Lyon Evers,
Jason Alonzo, Martin Joe,
[athews Fred, Mathews Evans Jr,
[yles s E, Minor Dabney,
[inor Bud, Minor Will,
'inor Ervi, Minor Archie,
jeff, Mix Will,
,orris Easily, Morris Will,
oss Will, Morton Oliver,
cAllister Willie, Mccain Otto,
cAllister Henry, Mccain Clarence,
cGee Robert, Mcmillan Dan,
cMutrey, Ellis, McNeiil Anthoney,
cWillie Annias, Nance Ed,
elson Alex, Nelson Tom,
TX Roach, Jr, Palmer Jim,
.lmer Sam, Parker Geo,
.ltterson Anderson, Peyton Nelson,
,terson Robt, Phillips Ed,
VIM, Pipkins Frank Jr,
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Robt, Rawles Luther,
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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-24
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MaItern A D, Walton Chas,
walton John, Walton Sam, .
WaIton Frank, Walterton Will,
Ward Lonnie, Ward Ben,
Ward Sam, Ware Chas,
vrorren Elmer, Warren Clcaro,
Warren Dick, Warren Frank,
Washington Ed, Washington H B.,
Washington Rich, Washington Phil,
washington Manuel, Watson Ed,
washington Monroe, Watson Spencer
washington Rich, Watson Chas,
Weaver Hy, Weaver 3 W,
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Wells Geo, Wesley Jessie,
West Frank Westbrook Ed,
White jim, White Joe,
White Earnest, White Bob,
white Jack, White a },
whitfield Tom, Whitfield Molcom,
Witerson Carter, Wicker Walter,
Wigley Hy, Wigley Aron,
Wigley Jack, Wigley Yves,
Wjgley Frank, Willis Alex,
WiHiams Geo. Williams Henry,
Williams Major, Williams Aron,
Villains Fred, Williams Sparks,
Williams Ben, Williams Guy,
Williams Ardel Williams Andy,
Williams Joe, Williams Wason,
Williams Lawrence, Williams Jim,
Williams Dave, Williams Bill,
Williams W W, Williams Dock,
Williams Ben, Williams Cone,
Williams Henry, Williams Hy,
Williams Frank, Williams Joe,
Williams Albert, Williams Gus,
Williams Geo, Williams Yves,
VILLAINS Spencer, Wilson Lewis,
wilson Chas, Wilson Joe,
wilson Ed, Wolson G G,
wilson VIM, Wilson VIM,
wilson Isac, Wilson Norman,
wilson Maynard, Winas Fred,
1inis Alfred, Winters Jessie,
iinston Frank, Winston Ollie,
.Iinters Will, Winters VIM,
Iooten Earnest, Woods Sidney,
right G, Wright Perry,
right Jas, Wright Will,
right Monroe, Wright Lee,
right Louis, Wright Alonzo,
YIN Jas, Weir Sam,
ILLS Asa, Wall Bert,
,ung Chas, Young Geo,
Jung Percy, Young Paul,
Jung Bully, Young Willie,
ung Claud, Young Amos,
ung Joe,
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Allen W D, Allen Joe,
Allen Will, Allen Horney,
Adams Virges, Adams Alex,
Alien Dock, Allen Lee,
Allen Hy, Ashley Jack,
Ashley Nose, Alexander Bill,
Alexander Dan, Anderson Rich,
Anderson Chas, Anderson Andrew
Anderson Jno. Anderson Bush,
Andrews Jas, Andrews Alfred,
Andrews Chas, Anderson Rube,
Anderson Gus, Applewhite Sam,
Archibald Jim, Arnold Jake,
Aron Leslie, Arnold Lonnie,
Arnold Austin, Armstrong Amos,
Armstrong Peter, Austin Robert,
Austin Norman, Austin Money,
Austin Bernard, Blake C C,
Bailey Geo, Bailey Geo,
Baker Lewis, Baker Jas.
Bailey John, Bank Monk,
Bannister Garrett, Barnes Abraham
Barnes Chas, Barren Hy,
Basket Will. Barnes Sam,
Barrett Hy. Boss Warren,
Boss Hy, Boss John,
Buskin Estes, Basken Ed.
Bates Jake, Brothers French,
Bell Arthur, Bell Sam,
Bellomy S c, Beasley Robert, y
Beasley Dave, Beck Tom,
Besk Jas, lockwood Jerry,
Bell Roy, Bell Sylvester,
Bell Jake, Bennett Tillman,
Bennett Jack, Berry Waites,
Berry Sherman, Bingham Tom,
Bingham Dock, Bingham Mack,
Blnford Ned, Birdson VIM,
Bith Big, Bivins Lonnie,
Black Willie. Black Jas,
Blair Jessie, Blair Sam,
Blair Son, Blake Peter,
Blakeley Geo, Burt Alex,
Burt Geo, Blurt jim,
Bracket lsiah, Bradford Alonzo,
Baeus Manuel, Biddie Percy,
Bolander Faster, Boltner Geo.
Bowles Hy, Bowles Sam,
Boan John, Bowman Bob,
Bracket Frank, Bradberry John,
Bradberry Yves, Brown Will,
Blackman Frank, Brantley John,
Brown Mark, Braxton Hy,
Brewer Abe, Brewer Randle,
brooks Geo, Bradstreet Geo.
brooks Geo, Brown Tom.
brooks Cliff, Brooks Tolliver,
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