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: Austrian crown priDrc in June ana the
| loo.inr Of the lightning in August. IS
overwhelming. but the rcVela'iohS VI
Prince I.ichnuwsky, German Ambassador
: 10 London, and the disclosures or Bhron
Won WanEcphrim. German arno'iSsaeio'
! at Constantinoplc. Ia Mr. Nor Ill.,
! tic American ambassador, or the acts
Of thu conference held at PotsdaIn, july
Is 1914, place the matter beyond tue
realm OF debate.
| Tho crimes which have been com
mit,nd aSinst tho world were rr"medi-
! tinted. The evidence discloscs that thls
criminal reconciliation and planning
has continued for forty years. l.
! demonstrates such confirmed criminal
! insrinc, and wantun criminal purpose
| that no tribunal will he 1uS'iheo l."
turning the criminal loose upon the
community. If he offer his WORD we
know he has already broken his parole
No promise can bind man who con-
! SidcrS and treats his most solemn Cotl-
! pact rs a mere scrap of paper. ne
! only safety tn society is to deprive such
J n criminal Of the power to commit 1ur-
| Their crime.
If wcrn to draw the indictment
against William Hohcnzollcrn I Wouio
I not indict him for any such crime as
! the disregard OF treaty OF VIOLATION
Of the laws of war. Grimes like those
have bccn charged and proven against
| human beings.
I would impeach this man for the
monster ne has proven himself To De-
{ 7 would lmpeach him, not as man.
J but as hcll-escaped devil. l "ouIu
impeach him for murder on land. on
! sea- from the air. murder by poison, og
I nf s.
! OF civilians. would impeach him for
tho murder Of the priests OF Coos al
tars and the rape and murder Of women
vowed to chastity and to Gods service
| in works Of charity and mercy 1 would
impcach him for having spitt"d naoes
! on hayonets. outraged women or al!
, ages. crucifed men. burned churcneS.
! libraries. homes. villages, towns hno
cities and for having destroyed catne-
dnlls. monuments Of what eEalted 1alul
can iiSpire man to accomplish.
! T would impcach him for having car
rlcd tens Of thousands of mon. ~on-
! en- md children into slavery moro cruei
than that in which tho Egyptians helo
the Israclitrs. l would impcach MIN
hn<,a use he has made lust virtue, ana
virtue crime. punishable with os''n.
would impcach him Of thcs" and OF
nanclcss crimes which make thr yer!
air We breathe foul and lcprous ana
which will make him still n loalheu
thing when mankind shall have finished
it's work on earth and pass through the
| open gates Of eternity. would I'M
peach him before the high court OF the
! world and in the presence OF the Twink
| God as the incarnate spirit or nell cS-
capped without divine knowledge to F'o-
late on earth every law made in heaven.
When gluttcd. gorGcd. satiated. urcn
! and worn the ogre cries for peace, shall
we treat him "a We would human nc
Ing. an honest and chivnlrous adVcr-
snryc 4 thousand times. no! IT man
ia impotcnt to punish these crimes II
will bchoove Omniscicnce to s"nd ne"
podceucr into the world: there must he
another cross. another Calvary Another
Gethscmcnn will bc necessary To save
tho world and make it fit place for
human habitation-
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THE BELLOC REVIEW

The uillaire Bclloc weekly war revue"
which anpears in The Intelliecpccr Sat
urday unrning is one OF the most au-
,h,ritntive and thoroughly reliable
studies Of the developments Of tho war.
No military writer. either in Europe OF
America stands higher or obtains pct
yer information than Hillaire Bclloc.
Day BY day he traces the develop
Yo..nts Of the war, outlines the trend Oh
events. and interprrts results that arc
otherwise not understood. In view or
tbe rapid advances made by the entente
allies during the past week inc ISHlo1
review tomorrow will be of special IN
trrcSt.
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Berlin is n city Of mourning. Tho Ger
mans are wrctched at the duration or
the war: the people not in the lighting
pictures are starving that those who arc
not may eat.
In the carly days OF the war a very
different spirit anlmatel the Germans
than aninhatcs them today. They were
hostile to anything that reflected Eng
land. whether it was In the flesh or In
MARTIAL We were abused at every turn:
We were hated. and we arc still hated.
I:ut the Germans have become 50 tired
Of the war and are becoming so ac-
uuaintcd with British determination
and doggedncsS. shown not only at sea
and on the battle fronts. but by the very
prisoners the tierrnaus thought 10 crush
with the iron heel and cruelty. that they
now let you pass by in the streets OF
Berlin. and even ride on the trains and
tramcars without showing their haired
That the Germans do not wish TO
hciEhtcn our bitterness against them
was made plain 10 me Il few weeks be-
fore I wills liberated. After three years
close confinement three times in IN"
course of q few weeks l. was invited To
tho commandments office in Berlin. and
for no other reason than 10 give ME
good time. That was transparent. after
the period they had made me live In
stable, md tho effect On my mind was
contrary to that they had hoped TO bring
about.
| was taken 20 hotels and feted by M
officer uf the staff, with the hope that
would take back to England different
taste in my mouth for the frrrnalS.
For they have no sentiment. The feel
ing that it Is not profitable Tn en-
danger by any further circulation or
stories Of German li-trcatm"nt of Eng
lShmen the commercial or pocket pros
poets of Germans prompted this make
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CHURCH OFFICERS CHOSEN.

ELAEkSEI'E &c. w. Va. Aug. 29.-The
annual Nest Virginia c"nterenc" "t me
Methodist Protestant church. m session
"a, Weston. to-day elected IN" following
officers: Rev. J. y. SrIhy. Parkcrshurg.
nrnsid.nt: Rev J. Il. M"%Shurg. Burns
willie general secretary: l.. Il. Douglass.
<, S1ary's conference steward and treas
uror. r.v !, ]. ihtllip Of Parsons. Rev.
: I Sat,cricId Of Georgetown. T.. W.
Sxv,, nf parkcrsburs and NJ. +. Level
Ia, of Spencer. members Of Stationns
ccmn,jti... An increase of from 10 to
% r,r cent in the salaries Of all min
listers was voted by the conference
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WHAT THE ENEMY CANNOT HIDE;
FACTS ABOUT BERLIN SUFFERlNGS
Related by Mr. Walter Buttewoh Recently Released from
Interument in Germany.

, believe change in the feeling Of the
high-placcd.
Berlin. say again. is a city OF mourn
ing The people outside the uniforms
pale all appear to be dressed in black.
The women nre thin. pinched ana
! cmaciatcl through want and mental dis
trcss. whilst tho children are in
pitiable condition.
The trancars continue to run. but the
train service is cut down to great OK
tent. The tuxis arc rubberlcss and had
almost entirely disappeared,
They could not fill the empty shops
any more than they could hide their
wonderful development Of SUBSTITUTES.
They could not hide their look OF HUN
ger. want and misery / behold in tho
faces of tho poorer classes. How could
they keep from my knowledge the fact
that there WAS 4 shortage nf fuel when
| could 500 the maze Of the city's smoke
less chmncys"
!. One cannot make n comparison be-
tween London and Berlin today. II one
! compared &c Rim with i Lancashire town
like Wigan. Bolton or Oldham the YER
dict would liz with any OF those towns
for life. industry and conditions Ecn-
orally Their shops would make Berlin
look 4 town Of famine.
To en- out for q meal or for shipping
in Berlin means tn" carrying IF innum-
CRADLE tickets. 4 ticket Is needed Tor
every component nf Il meal. Even the
military official was with had his
pockets bullying with cards Tho people
arc sad at heart. They curse the war
and the kaiser. II surprised mo very
carly on how sinEularly unpopular the
kaiser was with the working clHsSHS'
Ills press agents had made him appear
to tho world us u national god. INT my
experience with the soldiers and TN" pco-
pic prove that he was respected only In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-30

CAPTAIN Bruce Bairnsfather,
the writer Of the following ar
/ ticle, is Britain's only humorist-
/ cartoonist. His famous cartoons.
/ depicting the funny side OF inc
war and the characters who take
part in it. has already found
/ recognition, not only amongst
/ the British and French soldiers
bur ,ycn Fritz has learned To
! like. them. The French govern
mcnt has printed a million copies
Of the volumes containing Cap
/ tain BairnSfathcr's cartoons.
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nv CAPTAIN BArRNSFATHER.

After some weeks spent with inc
Sammies in France have come back
impressed by the striking RESEMBLANCE
they hear in many respects to our own
Tommcs. This applies both 10 the men
who were civilians Il few months ago
and Ia the veterans OF tho old regular
army who came over in the first con-
linErnt.
They srrm TO have settled down 10
tho war conditions us if they had poem
there as long us our mon. and thtS
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nRAPrEEs TO cA1u rAxLo1.

EAST LIVERPOOL. D., Aug. %
Scvcnty-two draftces from thds city and
nearby sections left Wcllsville Thu:
morning for Camp Taylor. ny. One hun
drcd and fifteen moro are scheduled te
leave next week.
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Prominent 1rAH INJURED.

Special Dispatch to Tho Inteligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Aug. 29.-At
tempting to catch a street car near Oai
Grove Park. his summer. home. Franz
Crook. wealthy citizen. had his left les
fractured and sustained other fn1urie:
this morning. when he was struck BY an
othor car going in an opposite direction
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We wonder what the American boys
who are Fighting for q dollar day ana
twcnty-:ouc hours day in the trenches
in Franco. think about the patriots
back home who are demanding d"iiar
an hour an eight hour work day and 4
four day week.
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German newspapers say that Foch
has suffered a strategic defeat. We'll.
more defeats of the same kind Will be
crLciouSly received
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Russia is coming back and the Hun Is
going back.
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VICE OF THE WHEELING 1NTEIL1aEEcER
NATIONAL. EDITORIAL SERVICE THE WHEELING
THE LAWYER IN THE WAR

Weighing the Evidence Against the Criminals of the Central POWERS
Grimes for William ohenZolern Should Be lmpcachcd
By T. j. O'DONNELL.
Noted LAWYER and uhlicS Fix President Of the Colorado
State Bar Associations
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
LIBERTY SEWERS MEET.

The Liberty eSawing Circle WAS
pretyily entertained rhSrs s4sSght,
by Mrs. Roger Shelley, OF WIS King
street, 49,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12

~ sa5 FssE beaN
Me&srss Donald Fl, Myers tanel' Kear-
ney Iicklider, Of Shephertlstowf,
were, at Hotel Berkeley.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
BLAlRT0N CHURCH
is FINE BUILDING
Attractive Church Edifioe viii
Be Dedicated Sunday.

Blairton can well afford to be
proud OF the beautiful church edifice
thar will be dedicated to the service
OF God and sthe United Brethren
Conference Sunday afternoon by
Bishop w NJ Bell, Of Washington,
the distinguished United Brethren
divine THIS structure, the material
ization of the fond hopes and untiri
ing labor of the good people OF that
village, is located in commanding
section of that place and when en-.
tirely equipped will represent an out
lay of some $4,000. enly compar-
'ativeN small pogtion oA this sum still
unpaid. The bilef history of the
congregation, which appeared in
Wednesdays issue of The Journal.
does not adequately ply tribute to
life self-sacrifice OF the United Breth,.
rem people of Balirton and the fact
that none shirked when ii came to
doing whatever manual labor they
wefo called upon to perform, and
cnaeriuly did their Bit
The church occupies site OF about
40 % 60 feet about 40 feet high with
a 12x12 foot tower at the northeast
corner rising TO a height OF so feet
and chimes win peal forth from the
turreted belfry. The foundations are
native limestone the very best that
tbis excellent quarry could provide
and walls Of the building are con
crete pebble-dashed, making strik-
ing effect. Comfortable steps lead
mp to the main entrance. which IS
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
LIBERTY BONDS
Martlnsburg Tailor Makes A,
Valuable Find.

After spending 5000 for medicine
and doctors in four years without
getting any benefit for stomach trou-
bic and bloating was induced by
my druggist TO try Mayr,s Wonderful
Remedy and must say that a 81 bot.
tie has done me $500 worth of good .
i is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucous
from the intestinal tract and allayS
the Inflammation which causes prac-
t!cally all stomach. liver and irtestis
nal ailments, including appendicitis
One c IT,. -Y.ae. D.. .o ney re-
funded, Gilbert's Drug Store. 1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12

trihutors to the building fund and it
As particularly Interesting that "a Of
these were foreign born employees Of
the plant The heaviest contributors
inclnded the Blair Limestone Com
pany and the United, Brethren Con
ference building fund Other contri-
buttons amounted to $1,000 and the
remaining $500 TO complete pay
ment is pretty well provided FOR,
WI o. NiclSlas & CO. presented the
pulpit pulpit chairs and table and
Mrs Nicklas gave the large Bible.
=. X McLanahan, jr Mr. and Mrs.
III P. Thorn, Nj. James Anderson and
the Berkeley Supply Company We're
also heavy contributors.
MI O. r. Kent, Of North Queen
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
Prince, Who introduced Tan
lac, Says He Talked With
Thousands Of Sick People.
TELLS THEM WHY THEY
CONTINUE TO SUFFER

Very few men are privileged to
meet the thousands Of sick people
that ! have says r. G. Prince she
man who introduced Tmlac TO the
country
q have talked with men who for
years have suffered with rheumatism
have met women by the hundreds
who lived in constant agony T have
known your enterprising young men
who could not get ont Of the rut be,
cause Of poor health. / have had
thousands cali on me in the drug
stores in different parts of the coun
try and tell me Of untold suffering
Their whole system was run down
their blood coursed through then
veins sluggish and thin. Their appe
tite was poor, their nerves were bad
Their head ached them often. their
bowels were never regular their
sides hurt them, their joints panied
them and truly appalling are the
facts
The rejection Of thousands Of
Sppns men from the army proves my
contentious that nine OUT OF zen in
the average American city are jim
need of Tanlac and III tell you why
THE whole system depends FOR
toodb upon the stomach. If your sdi.
sestion is bad your kidneys are a4t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12

through the tower, opening out into
front end OF the auditorium beneath
the front gallery.
The interior, well lighted by front
and side windows of colored glass.
with i larger and more ornate win
dow in the gallery, is finished in
steel gray and at night will secure
rs illumination from three large cleo
erlc lights, devised for such purposes.
which will be suspended from the
open frame wood work that further.
beauties the interior The auditor
ium will seat 800 persons, while at
least fifty more can he seated in the
gallery, steps to which go up oppo-
site the entrance in the tower. The
seats are arranged i'm circular fashl
ion and have curved backs, making
them very comfortable In fact they
are the best that could be purchased
The pulpit platform projects from
a recess in the rear Of the church,
and IS 50 arranged that should thei
congregation ever decide Is use a.
pipe organ one can either be AstalIs
ed to the back of the pulpit or to-
either side. The choir loft Is rat the
right Of the .fpreaefer The altar
rail as well as that in front of the
choir loft, the gallery rail and that
Of the stairs to the gallery are hand
turned pass
The basement, large and com
modious room. has been not only ar
ranged for the sunday School .sbut
contains an up-to-date kitchen equipa.
ment, such as large gteel range,
hot and cold water, etc, which win
be used in connection with church
festivals and suppers. Entrance Is
AZ the rear and from this
room steps run up to the auditorium.
coming out near the gallery stair
way Toilets, steam heat etc. add
y the completeness Of arrangements. /
To date there have been 255 con
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
HAS NET AND CONS0LED THOUSANDS
OF SUFFERERS AND STILL He SMILES

10 falteT When your kidneys falter
ihe blood ,becomes tainted with Dois
ons and aches and pains follow. Il
some other vital organ falters for
lack Of nourishmeni other ymptoms
follow, but when you 30 back TO the
seat Of trouble. you can locate it,
nine times out Of ten, in the stom.
ach and bowels That is why the brill
liant mind at Dayton Ohio created
Tanlac. Tanlac was intended 10 re.
lieve those troubles and was design
ed to 90 right TO the root OF all the
trouble How success sfully it has done
this Is proven by the testimonials.
The reason for Tanlac's fame is
merit, We have spent comparatively
little for advertising We have in
vested a fortune. however. for ma
ehinery laboratories and equipment
and ] dare say there is not a more
magnificent, fully equipped, splendid
" operated laboratory and manufac-
turing plant in the world
wish all sufferers with stomach,
indigest iGin, constipation, kidney
and liver troubles could visit that
great Dayton institution. They would
surety then reaiizem Taniarsts the
quickest. surest acting, most efficient
medicine and spring tonic their mon
ey can buy at the drug store.
Note BUY no Tanlacs unless il
bears the name 4 g. Prineea sAo,
The genuine Tanlaeiis sold ia NJ n.
tiRsburg by 4 N. A. snodgrasss and
also theGfetiewingg agents in nearby
towns: Owen gS5g Miller 4shepherdss
town and DR. MalteE III. DfttfpeyFif
lHarpers Ferry and Bolivar 1t
3 q . ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12

purify the blood and drive out such
poisons as uric acid (cause Of rheu-
matism, increase the appetite, slim
ulate the digestive organs to extract.
ing the full nourishment from the
food you eat. put good solid flesh on
your bones, clear the complexion
bring Il sparkle to your eyes. and
strengthen the system generally
Children who may be thin and sick
ly, not developing properly, are slug
gish in their movements and do not
show the healthy vigor that a grow
ing child should possess find in Hy.
po-Cod the means to restore them to
d healthy normal condition.
AbcluteIy Safe
And Hypo-Cod is absolutely safe
IN its use The full formula is print
ed on every package nothing secret
o. mysterions about its contents. II
can be taken by the whole family
from the little child TO the aged
grandparents with very beneficial
results
You can get large size family bot
tie from your druggist for only s1.20,
which contains enough to treat the
average size family for weeks Get
z bottle today wear smile here
after
Sold in Martinsburg by Martins
Drug store and Leap-Worthing, Ltd.
IN shepherdstown BY Robert Gibson
and HIS Pharmacy in Harpers
FerEg by Walter f. Dittmyer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
FOR STRENGTHENING AND =
BUILDING UP WEAK PEOPLE
HYPO-COD HAS NO EQUAL
Increases Appetite, Aids Digestion Makes Rich Pure Blood
Increases Weight and Strengthens the System Generally
In A Quick and Easy Manner G8
PLEASANT TO TAKE AND ~
VERY ECONOMICAL TOO

Thousands Of people today, who
may be weak frail run down gener-
ally. cant sleep well appetite is
noor, digestion bad, become tired
.eaaly, nerves unstrung. takes colds
easily. complexion is bad subject 10
severe headaches. etc. usually attrib-
ute these ailment TO causes other
than the real trouble. and resort 10
All sorts Of pills. compounds. magic
preparations. etc. many Of them con
laining dangerous drugs which more
sften tear down than build up
If. instead Of doping the system
with those different @cure-allss they
would take Hypo-cod, the great flesh
Builder three or four times a day as
directed on each bottle. they would
be more apt TO find the relief they
are looking for. with the assurance
that they are not liable 10 contract
The drug habit, or any other habit
detrimental TO the health.
An Exceptional Cod Liver And Iron
Tonic
Hypo-Cod is composed OF the very
efficient medicinal elements extract
cd from fresh cod livers together
with iron, manganese. quinine. wild
cherry bark. lime hypophosphates.
ttc.. medicinal properties which your
Aloctor win tell YOU are very benefe
IA p relieving such troubles az are
usually attendant upon weak ner
A0us delicate and run down people.
Takea a. directed Hypocoa viii
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
LIST OF BUYERS
OF LIBERTY BONDS
Continued from page one)

Citizens National Sank
Peoples Trust Co.
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Jas G Murphy
A. f. Feltner
G. H. Thomas
r. c. Hawthorne
Mrs. Austin NJ. Compton
A. r. Shickle
j. f. DeGrange
Roy A. Harrison.
Ford D. fWorthing
Samuel S. Felker. Jr.
Uniform Rank Jr. O. T. A. NJ
M. l., Compton
Wolf Kirson.
w Harley Miller.
G. ], Davis.
Norman j. Barrieks
Trustees Jr. o. z. A. M.
w f, Durbarow
J. H. Smith,
Emma r. Smith
l.. f. Wilson.
Joseph 5. Frey.
Z. Boley
Morris Peltz.
H. w Mercier.
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G. c. Timmons & Bros.
Bailey r. Davis.
Frank Catrow
Lena F. Benner
Ella F. Dreamer
John Thorn
Elizabeth Evans.
Thos. F. Light.
Mrs. Thos F. Light
Grover l.. Vann.
o. f. Dodd.
Mis- D. II Dodd.
Nettie Ardinger.
Amelia. G. McKown.
JOS L. Campbell
f W iWoolworth Co.
]. Frank Briscoe.
Kate Campbell
Jacob Sites,
Mrs. Jacob Sites.
Auburn Wagon Co
G.. Ray Botti
Mrs Luigi Botti.
Gloria r. Severance.
A. n Butts.
Jewett NJ Smith
j Melvin Macdonald
Max Won Schlegell.
Mrs. Wax Won Schlegell
John Won Schlegell.
Chlae VI Holt.
Chas. d. Eubanks.
G. G. Kimball
Mrs. jamie L. Whitcare
Jos. L. Snyder.
Miss Hlttie l.. Snyder
f. r. Anderson.
d. b. Shickles.
d. Floyd Evans.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12
CITY HOSPITAL NOTES.

slllie Washington, OF shepherd4
town, was admitted.
Mrs Dora May Of near Bunker
Hill, will be dismissed today.
DR. X Oates was summoned to-
near Shanghai 10 diagnose the case
of Mrs. Boyd Stilwell who has been
III
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street, was the architect wvSraEe~pne
man to whom roo murn credit carffct
be given, but who IS t5o, niolest TO
claim any more honor thar the bum
blest aconuibutor#oF workman about
the place is Mrs Ward McImnahan,
superintendent Of the plant
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-12


Clyde L. Smith.
Stuart w. Walker,
Mrs. Annette T. Walker.
Charles w Shipper,
Frank w vanHorn.
Harry A. Wyatt.
John e. Boyd,
r. NJ. Dixon.
George l.. Marten.
George w. VanMeter.
J. Melvin Ripple,
II. A. Evans.
Edgar G. Trout
Hurry L. Marshall.
Rev. Chas. G. Durkee.
Sara Elizabeth Dorm.
Jos. S. Frey
Elmer Swope.
H. S. Thompson.
Miss Mary Opie Tabb.
Mrs. Mammie E. Needy.
s. H. McKown.
George r. Ashton.
Miss Maude F. Gatrell
VIM. G. seibert.
Nv. L. Tice.
e. E. Smith.
Chas. H. Pitzer.
Wilbur e. Gain.
Albert W. Wlhitacre.
Adora NJ Robinson.
w. Homer Johnson.
Harry Smith
Harry Robbins.
Mrs. ]. Roy Nadenbousch.
Mrs. Alice A. Kerney.
II. B. Tabler.
Mrs. Marion Gano.
: Raymond e. Kershner.
+ W. Payne.
Geo. e. Manspeaker.
John E. Jones.
Mrs. A. G. Burns.
RIfN / fpEpTN nnMnc
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