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The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
CHARGE HEARST
STEALS NEWS

NEW YORK. Jan. e-Chue.ng
that Hearscs international News
service .eets the news which
makes up it- daily reports, and
especially Important foreign new
IN large part by bribins and cor.
r,,n.lrr amrl0yes OF Associated
press members. TIE Associated
Press has al-d sait ID TIE United
states a.- court here askins fog
a permanept Ini;ncton against The
international News Service 10 pre-
vent such pracrces
In his AFFIDAVIT Melville f stone.
general mau4ger ~ The Associated
Press. says
~u appears from ths ardavit OF
F. w Agn-w, submitted heTeEith
that chls arrangsmeut has contin
u-d A. least From january. 1914. 20
the nresen. tne ani under 70 im-
portanf news ca horrl rs the Assoc
c.afea Press heaFv cost ha., been
appropriated by the defendant and
sold bv it at great proft as Z
rroperlv gathered by ITSELF frcm
az gins. 50 n-es q, Information wlth
500 the soor and expense involved.
when r. facg fhe sar1e Aas obtained
AZ rhe e-1g cost ~ $io ger week
paid las employees 90 Che Cleveland
-se.r~ sfF .--f a~n1f1 az
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
MAINS
CLOGGED By ICE.
CITY TO RESCUE

Highland Park has drawn - VA
Ter from Detroit mains since Mon
day az noon while The village ensi
neers work day and night IS ~
store the acw thru their own msirs.
7. c whist. Highland Park "a.
gineer, SAYS Do atfriout"s the
trouble 10 clogEing Of tho Lake s.
Clair infske oy floating lce re
plans 10 protect me intake SO High
land park will ret b. thrown cn tAs
kindness 81 Eetroi, for q water snp
ply again.
Whist viH have piles driven
around the intake These Fiil bold
the ice inside and prevsn' y from
breaking into cake and cloEgur De-
mains.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

irving J. CoHn. county invests
gator. known IN me department 81
he prosecuting attorney AZ "Dsks
passes Judgment on more errins
husbands than divorce court icdg
tie has methods which are hls own
and which for direct straightaway
results have the work * fhe circuit
eench beaten 70 a frazzie Quarrel
ing wives and husbands tel. h.m
heir stories Frring yosng man
iand before him with hanging
leads
"Dnke"-he BE- wide 81 girtn m1
tail in proportion gets hs hixi
sounding monicKer because OF q
royallike disposition ard addrcfs
40 man IS more tolerant than BE-
Ills profession has taught hlm tbff
lie knows WHIST 20 expect from hu
man frailtles.
Nevertheless he gives Nay ID
righteous wrath when rightoog
wrath r. warranted Hr know, -Dr-
how 70 take quick aal' "a setor
With both hands lists. feef and ei
bows
This vaa fhe case fer day. agr
when hefty engineor from Hem
track was called before Mr Conn
Reports had come 20 ne auifori'ie'
that the man vas fri.frpaffnr
slight and delicate wife The inves
tigator found that tho man IA,
rented the major part 81 his hom'
to two families OF colorcd FOLK anc
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Get Rid Of Humors
and Avoid Sickness

,Humor=fR tho blood cause ynfot
ual arrangement ihaf affect the
whole tftIem 70 nrH "a. plmries
bols aDd oitr rllroU- and arc
re- ponslhlo f1r mo readiness win
which man people contract disease
For foTfr years Hood apariifa
bias been more egfce-sful than ans
other medicine In evpeiiinR humor-
and removing their inward and out.
ward effects Ger Hood's SO other
medicine actf like g. Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

A resident % ~ r0.t since 1882
and president OF Durham stoepei
a Company. ne died FRIDAY evening
and was laid "a rest Monday aNer-
noon IN Wocdlawn cemetery Many
friends from Al. wslks of hte paid
a hral tribute 70 Mr. sfoepei dnr-
ing the services. which were held m
the home. No 2s6 Seminole-ave The
services in The cemetery were rri
vate. The Rev Nehemiah Boyu,on.
OF Brooklyn y Y former pastor
OF The First Conversational church
OF Detroit. ofCiaied He was Az
sisted by he Roy PerciTa'
Huget present pastor of FIRST Co.'S
greEatioual
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
AFTER THE STORM


fhs eys and ths sunshine that make
us E'sd.
The worries ana troubles that mas e
Most some 60 an end. So why come
or TOO a,ue sur cr too much rain
THE thing 20 90 g. 70 make the
most ~ thc sunshine while IL LASTS.
and when il rains 20 look forward
70 The coming OF the sun again.
knowing that come IL surely Will
That dreadful storm WHICH was
keerlne the little people Of Tho
Green Forest the Green Meadow
and the Ola Orchard prisoners Ia
their own homes or IN such places
~ shelter as they had been able 20
End cOgldrt last forever and they
knew i,. Knowing this was all THAI
kept some 81 them alive You see
thew were starving YES. sir. they
were starving Nou and I would be-
s-rg hingry very hungry indeed. Is
we had 20 ~ without food for two
whole days bur IL We Were snug
and warm 4 wouldn't DO Us any real
harm WITH ne itue Mid fmends
especially the little fcathered folks
N Is worry different matter. YOU
see they are naturally SO active that
they have to H.l their stouachs very
often in order % sunply their lit-,e
bodies witr heat ard energy 81
when their food supply Is wholly
cuf oE fhev s-arys or else freeze fo
death ye~y shor. lime : rree,
MANY 4.tio lirss are ended this was
n every long hard winter storm
u WAS lats n the afternoon uf the
second day iha' ro1gh Brother Nor'h
Wln6 decided ,ha, be had had
eronrh OF showing his strength ant
ferceuess and rambling and grsr
aiiag Retired fresh no Green Neal
nie and t1n Green Forrest. blowing
f1e ncN-c' ouas gNag with hans For
JUST hstie while before time f~
fim 70 81 30 bed behind the Purr'
Hills Jolly round red Nr Sun
SMILED down 0n fhe Nhte laua AND
never ss bis sm4e mere welcome
0uf irow ter shelters hurried
the iltt,e prisoners Tor hes mu-t
m1ks che most 81 ~ iffie time be-
ire the coming of he cold aikh
Little Tommy Trr The Chicadet
es 80 weak ,hat he could hard
- aaa ~ noo wlih chills lIe
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Alleged 10 have used his revolver
recklcssiy. when nc shot Fred 10
Ran. is years old. In the heel. sun.
day morning. Sergt August Sail. OF
The vinewood station. f. under in.
sestigation by superior officers. 30
gan. who lives at No. 362 Slxth.aye.
IL said to have interfered with on.
cers while making arrests
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Complaint Is Tabled

The teachers committee OF the
board of education. Monday after
noon. tabled the complaint Of John
I bird. 81 M &C. RusScll.st, In
which be charged that his son John
T.. Jr- pupil in che Bar tow
school had been severely beaten by
his teacher Miss T.. Pcindexfer.
Both he teacher and the pupils are
Negroes The father charged his
son had been beaten vrtii his nose
lied Assistant superintendent
Fyederlcks reported thai the boys
nose hltd easily. and that In his
opinion the teacher had not treated
The boy roughly.
printfnE--fhe pirin neat kind---that
D. rfnhf-Tttu<s loh He pf.-Mntu 4heD
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

A complimentary dinntr 10 Arthur
a. Waterfall retired irafIic commits.
sioner OF the Detroit Board OF Com.
merce. viii be given in the Detroit
club. "Wednesday evening. Jan ~
Invitations have been issued ~
Frank l. l<lingensmith. chaiftian OF
rho transportation committed OF The
board VI commcrce. TO members 81
the comnol,icc and many trafAc UcE
besides pcrronal friends
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

for was another store OF corn and
nuts. You, see be was Wise enough
To have more than one storehouse.
Next STORY Granny and Rcddl
Fox Hunt in Vain.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

The tsenty-hfit annual exhibition
Of the BOSTON Poultry and Pet Stock
association. ono OF the largest shows
~ iss kind In the country, VIII b.
op>ped In Boston today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Man Says He Saw
Slayer Crawl from
Window
COULD IDENTIFY
PHOTOGRAPH
Police Take Up Clue
Search With New
Vig0r

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Jan. 9.-Ths
Lewis family's hunt for evidence
that viii either convict or clear
Bernard Lewis OF direct connection
with the killing OF Maize Colber'
was carried into Ohio TODAY. In
that state a representative Of the
suicides father was 20 meet a man
who has written that he saw a man
leaving the window OF Maize Col
hert's apartments in the Wilton.
This man declares that he and =
friend with him witnessed the IS
cape OF the supposed slayer--and by
looking nj a good photograph will
be able TO say positively whether or
not the man whom they saw was
Bernard Lewis.
These two men have not told
what they know before this for rea-
sons that win be obvious when they
are made public" said the Lewis
Representative. before he left FOR
Ohio late last night
Robert A. Dodds. attorney for The
Lewis family. is In New York, Il
was said al his ONCE. but not IN
connection with the Lewis investi.
cation.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. miss
Bessie Colbert. sister OF Maize Col
bert. slain stocking and corset mod
FL, and Thomas p. Smith, mayor Of
Philadelphia. were linked today n
the efforts TO force a complete solu-
, ton OF the mystery which was be
iieved cleared when Bernard Lewis
killed himself.
Prominent society men, ciubmen.
cafe habitues again are anxiously
scanning headlines. The mystery
OF Maize Colbert's death Is just as
much mystery as ever. and. while
the police declare they have no rea,
son for believing Bernard Lewis die
not kin the pretty model. they arE
prosecuting vigorously hunt foi
the slayer.
The renewed activity Is az the a.
rect order OF Mayor Smith
Bessie Colbert today issued =
statement in which she declared heT
belief in Lewis innocence. adding
that she had identified several ~
ficles presumably connecting hin
with the crime. Among other thing
bunch OF keys she found did not
belong 30 her sister. she said The
police declare her Identification ~
articles would have helped greatly
had they been announced l0 days
ago.
Annas ss.as.1se- le4tars- rom .n<anr.
all over the country are flooding The
police department. These missiyes
declare the writer's have absolute
proof" that Bernard Lewis did no
kill Maize Colbert Some Of thess
place Lewis in cities so far west Il
would have been impossible foI
Lewis 10 go 20 Atlantic City in time
10 kill himself on the day he did
The police are attaching little i'm
portance 10 these letters, believing
they have been written with hope
OF financial gain thru Lewis father
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
NEW ERA
ASSOCIATION
admitted
TO Illinois

and Declares its Eleventh
Annual % Per Cent Cash
Dividend or Rebate TO It's
Cooperating Members.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

printfnE--the plain neat kind---that
T. rfght--Itn~s Job Dept.--Nain $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

florists boxes lay Upon the bed where
he had tossed them when he came in
A Disturbing Thought
What are these Dicky| | asked
"By Iovew Dcky stopped short and
began to open the boxes Lucky YOU
saw them This big box is for YOU,
from Drake and in the smaller one IS
something which ! hope will 60 with
your gown, from yours truly
He had opened the smaller box first
and was holding out to me an exquisite
cluster OF creamy orchids deepening To
gold at their throatS and shot with
rose He laid them against my gown
and gave \ little sigh OF satisfaction
! knew that his arNStic instinct was
pleased and rejoiced, for few things
annoy my temperamen'al husband more
, than jarring tintS in clothing or fur
niShlng,
"Oh Dicky how perfect, and how
dear OF YOU" pinned the flowers TO
my gown and turned 10 find Dicky
lifting from the other box wonderful
cluster OF pink roses
Drake certainty KNOWS Wnat y
what he remarked These are sure
the real thing
He held them Off admiring them,
! then turned 10 me
Hold out your arms he command
ed did ~. and he laid the roses
lightly against my left arm
"Thete' he said, and again | heard
the note OF artistic satisfaction in his
voice 81 guess that's not bad, eh ?
Come along"
hung back for an imperoeptible
moment | did not want 10 60 down.
stairs like debutante with my arms
full of flowers resented the touch
of Hamboyance in Dicky that would
wish such an exhibition knew, how.
ever, that It would be useless to eN.
pcct him to understand, so followed
him slowly down the stairs
But underneath everything else
was conscious oi a disturbing thought
knew that in the course OF ire
quent studio amateur theatricals Dicky
mus, have used cold cream and cos.
mcticS
But the perfect ease with which h,
bad acted the part Of ladys maid IL
the completion OF my toilet troublcC
me
(CopvrightD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Mexican Raiders
Draw Prison Terms

SANDERSON, Texas, June I'M.
Aware and Y Garcia have been ad .
Judged guilty in district court fol
loving trial for participation in the
Glen Springs raid in May 1910. The
penalty was fixed at five years i'm
rriSonmcnt
The raid was carried out by mum
ber OF MexicanS who crossed the Rio
Grandc near Glen Spring, fought a
small detachment of United states
troops, burned ranch houses and stores
and escaped into Coahulla, carrying
away an apcdomcrchant named Dccmcr
ard two other men and a boy Three
American soldiers were killed in the
fight and several wounded
The raiders were oycrtaken hy cav
airy under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel anghonc, sixty miles south
Of the border and their prisoners lib
Grated. Alvarez and Garcia were cap
turcd' later on the American side OF
the river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
TO HELP
YOUNG GIRLS
A Mother Wants Her Letter
Published.

Eaton. HI wish you would pub
hsh this letter for the benefit Of young
girls My daughter suffered greatly
from female trouble with cramps, and
headache, and backachc most Of the
tune. She never felt like working and
II seemed as though she was sick all the
time decided 10 try Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and Il has
helped her IN every way, In fact II has
really cured her. Tor she no longer has
periodic pains, and no more headaches
or backache, and | want all young girls
who suffer aS she did to know about II. !"
Mrs. ALMA Mu.Ls, Eaton, III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
FORT SILL NAMED
CANT0NMENT SITE
Little Rock Also Among Army
Mobilization Camps,

WASHINGTON, June IL Little
Rock. Ark, Louisville, kyo Battle
Creek. Mich. and San Antonio Texas
have been approved by the war depart
ment as additional cantonment sites
for the new army
Additional ocamps for national guard
mobilization will be located at Fort
Worth. Waco and Houston, Texas
Fort Sill, Okla; Demlng, \. NJ, and
Linda Vista. Cal
The approval Of Petersburg Va, q,
n cantoumcnt site, was today revoked
by the department
To-day, announcement bring, the
list Of cau,1rmcut site, determined
upon up to ten. It having been pre-
viou>N announced that cantonmcnJS
would be located at Aver, Mas,
Wrigh,yown. ~ !, Atlanta, Ga,
American axe. WASH Columbia, ;
c, and Chllllcothe, OHIO
The department announced that con
tracts have been let for the conStruo.
tion OF building, and other work at
four OF the sites
No reason was assigned . for the
revocation OF approval of Petersburg
Va, as a cluionmcnl site
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Last Commanding Natural Po-
Sit'on Along Front Is LOST
Battle Believed Definitely
Ended,
BY ROBERT 7. SMALL,


BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE, June ll-While still further
German counter attacks may be cx
pcctci from time to tune, the battle OF
McsSincS ridge may be said to be ended.
II stood out as a, definite operation de
signed for certain purposes and It re-
mains to he seen whether other often
,iyc battle, have been planned in this
sector of the western front
The taking Of McSslncs ridge has
robbed the German, Of the last cont
mandrrg natural position they occupied
for so long opposite the British lines
Rapaumc and Nmy and MeS'inc'
ridges. as well as Monchy plateau iiy,
miles cast OF ArraS, have all been cap
,urcd hy the British dWing the las
/ three month, and ,hi, has materially
changed the military situation on TIN
front
Selected Vantage Points
When the Germans chose what thel
were pleased 10 term permanent lines o
defense IN 1914 they occupied these van
tagc points with \ ioreknowlcdgc o
their strategic. tactical and observation
value, a, keen a. that possessed by any
French military student, The Ger
man had dc,alcd map, Of every ,Quar,
rod ui French territory over which they
proposed to fright and when flung bach
. from the Mlruc, had alrcad, 'clcciel
the line, upon which their trench ioru
| tlCauuu, were to NE built
/ II 4, natural that the German com
mumuuc, and wirrlc,, pres, report,
/ should a,tcmp, TO bcl,tuc the loss o
/ these position, hur the British, VIII
have had ,o endure the handicap O
iying under their dlrcc, observation an,
. iifc for SO long a time. make no al
tempt 90 disguise the satisfaction wit
which they now look 10 the future an
F.. what II hold, IN store Tor the German
F. who al last are virtually the under dos
Lack Natural Advantages
/ OF course there remain the much
talked ui Sicgiricd and Nolan lnc'
with their various support systems q
trench defense, The Slegired line rep
tcsen,S that portion OF the Hindcnhur
line between, gucan, and 81 Quen,lr
/ The llindcnhurg line between Qucau
and ArrW has virtually been all take
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
rs FAMILIES NARROWED
AS MISSOURI RIVER RISES

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June II lhc
Missouri river wen, out OF It, banks at,
all point, below 81. ,natlc, Mo. 10.
day. matoonrg more than . iamihc,
On Steed, Island opposite ~ Charlie,
and inundatng approximately lOW
acres OF land
The stage ~ the river al s. Charlie,
now is 2S feet, three feet above flood
level
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Another Girls Experience.

New Castle, Ind. "From the ,imo
Twas eleven years old until vas seven
teen | suffered each month 80 I had
10 be In bed. | had headache backache
and such pains would cramp double
every month | did not know wha, u
was tn be- easy minute. My health
was MI run down and the doctors lid
not do me any good. A neighbor told
my mother sbou, Lydia +. finkham =
Vegetable Compound and ! took u,
and now ! feel like new person. |
don't suffer any more and am regular
every month. Mira HAzEL HANn..
TON, Sl2 South 18th 81, New castle, Ind
Girls who sre troubled A. these young
women were. should immediately sepl
tsstorspon TO health by taking lydis
plpkAsm's Vegetable Compound.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Rate Hearings
to End Tuesday

WASHINGTON. June II Final ar
gumcn,s oi southern shippers and rail
road IN the plea OF the roads Tor Is
pcrccn, increase III freight rates was
presented 20 the interstate g'mmc'',
tomm ion a. the resumption OF u,
hcarin. to-day With the argument OF
western interests tomorrow the hear
inrs WI In LI-Acl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

MANY interesting letter, have been
car'ured in the recent fighting The
following 3, taken irum an unpbslei
letter written b, a man VI the Fourth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Canada S Secretary
of State Resigns

OTTAWA June lie = Patenaud,
secretary of state. has rendered his res
ignauon owing to disagreement, with
the government ON The drai, issue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Lift Corns Off
With Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit! Corns and calluSes
loosen and fall offl Magicl
Few drops of Freezone take all pain and soreness
from cornS instantly

No humhugl Any corn,
whether hard, soft or he.
tween the toes. will loosen
right up and hit nut, with
out a particle Of pain or
soreness,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-19
BICKLERS ENTERTArrS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bickler of Car
field street entertained a dozen Of their
friends Saturday evening at ST. Pat
rick's party. The parlors We're decorated
with shamrock sprays and ropes of
green leaves and lunches Of grapes
The guests played hearts. with the hrst
prize gong to Mrs. Franklin Moore and
Mr.. Frank Hosler. The consolation
prizes we're awarded TO Mayor smaIley
and Mrs Harwood A St Patricl1's con
test was another amusement ana was
won by Mrs. smalley and Mr. Hosler.
The luncheon was served in the dining
room and was carried out entirely in
the prevailing colors Of green and white
The favors were little green flags for
the gentlemen and small potted sham
rocks for the ladies'. When the guests
visited the "blarnev stone they each re-
ceived barney quotation fitting their
own personality.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-19
WEAK FROM GRIPPE
Home Missionary Tells How She
Restored Her Strength.

Il am a Home Missionary, was weak
and run-down after a hard spell of La
Grippe. I had headaches. indigestion
and pains in my chest and was tired
all the time A friend asked me to try
Vnol and the result is 7 am free from
those troubles and I feel well and
strong and able to 90 70 work again. ~
Mrs Hattie Johnson Towanda. Pa
The reason yfnoI was 50 successful
in building UP Mrs Johnson's health is
because it is a constitutional remedy
which contains beef and cod liver PEP
tones. iron and manganese peptonates
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all combined in
delicious native tonic wine
We wish every person in Hammond
who is suffering from weakened. run
down deutalized condition. would try
Vino1 on our guarantee to return their
money If it fails to benefit them. Joseph
w Weis Druggist: !. Harry WeiS. and
Norris Phcy-, Hammond. Also at the
leading Drug Store in all indiana towns.
Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-19

course the color scheme was by no
means blue and there were Irish and
American flags by The score The big
dancing hail was canopied in green and
the decorations were exteded to the ban
Quet han and solarium The tables
were riotous with ST. Patrick's day
favors miniature black thorns dudheens
and ported shanrocks with green head
favors for both ladies' and gentlemen
made the dinner a rich affair. Pierce's
orchestra played Irish dance tunes for
fox-trots ana one-steps aud Irish bal
lads and sentimental pieces for the
waltzes- ut was "a dancing crowd par
excellence and the floor was crowded
until midnight with eager dancers.
Wearing Of The Green" and "Cushia
Ma Chree' were quite the thing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-19

APRIL 18TH

with two sets of nominations before
them. one slated by the board of direc-
tors nominating committee and the
other by the members council nominal
ing committee. the members of the
Hammond Chamber Of Commerce on
election day, March ~. viii have many
good names 10 select from to i'm the
eight vacancies on the board of direc-
tors.
The directors whose terms expire are
Peter w Neyn, Cart kaufman. Charles
Surprise, C. J. sharp. OTTO Knoerzer.
John l.. Rohde w J. Winery and J.
J Ruff
OF those slated by the two nominat-
ing committees one or the other may
withdraw his name. In some instances
the committees duplicated nominations.
but such names viii appear only once
ON the voting ballot on election day.
The election will begin Immediately
after the MONDAY luncheon Don Thurs
day. April II.
The nominations by the board of di-
rectors' committee, which in turn Wa
appointed by President Jesse wilson.
are a 8 follows:
p w. Meyn, Carl kaufman. Charles
Surprise. O. J. Sharp, w J. Winery.
r. y. BunneI IT, A. Kellner. !. II. Lies
enfeldt. Frank Hammond. Joseph Weis.
NJ. A. Monnett II. A LampreH. D. q.
Atkinson. Russell Prevo L. L. Bonn
berger and 7. NJ. hautman.
The nominations by the members
council which in turn was appointed by
Vice President c.. NJ Mcdaniel. are as
follows:
A. NJ. Turner. G. j. sharp, Carl Kauf-
man. OTTO Knoerzer. TT f. Sharr4r 81.
l.. Rohde. J. E Ortt. w II. Crawford,
Frank Hammond. a. J. Campbell f. G..
Minas Carl Nelson. Joseph Weis o. a.
KrinbiI and Reinhardt Elster