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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wambach, PIG
Ninth street south, MOorhead, en-
tertained Friday evening at a sur
prise on the formers father, Jacob
Wambaeh, whose 65th birthday an
niversary was thus celebrated. Ten
were present, all being relatives and
included Miss Teresa Tritchler,
Poplar, Mont, who is now attending
the Moorhead Normal. Cards af-
forded pleasant diversion, and lunch
followed. The honor guest was
presented with a nice gift from the
crowd.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-02

EXTRA! f %7i 7sI 5siz 75 ~;
a few misses slzos) SILK and Cot
ton Mixed swsaterz. $500 TO s4.95
values. An sizes; dark mixed shades.
"A BIZ Monday special. at choice. ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson, AIS
Front street, are the parents Of a
daughter, born this morning. Mrs.
Sunde.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

recent cold spell of weather, had been thawed out and the other one would be in commission within day or so.
 Thirty five passengers will be on the train from Anchorage for the Al ameda.
 Steamer Alameda has 400 tons oi freight aboard for here and will TO- main many hours diScharging.
 Don't forget to join the Red Cross as it is a duty you own to your coun- try, no matter what country it is.
 Ed Austin has moved from the Graef apartments to cottage on Sec ond Avenue north of Adams street.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17
iSEW ARD SNAPSHOTS

Mrs. A. H. l.. Myers will be a pass cnger to the states on the Alameda for a visit extending through the re- mainder of the winter months.
 The Moose will hold regular lod- ge meeting tonight in the little A. B. Hall.
 Nrrl Sexton was released from the Navy on December 18th, according t} a cablegrm received by his father Gorge Sexton. Young Sexton intends going to Ipo' ane where he will be a. sociatrd with the Racine Company at that city.
 The MIsonS will meet tomorrow night ald besides work there will be the election of officers for the coming year,
 Miss Lloyd, in the paymaster'S ot- flee at the commission, will leave for the states on the Alameda.
 Robert J. Weir is out the line, today being at Mile B and will probab!y come in tonight.
 Fire chief Guest reported last night at the council meeting that three of the four hydrants frozen during the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

BOTTLES-BOTTLES- My bottl' cs are getting low. Customers and others please notify me so can call and get them. Hurry. Seward Dairy.
 D19.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

CERTAIN--TEED Roofing at Br0SiuS X Noon. IT..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17
MASONS NOTICE

Stated Com. Seward Lodge, No 219, F. A. M., We'd, Dec, 18th. Elct' ion of officers for ensuing year.
 Leon Urbach.
 Worshipful Master.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

Information of importance to haG- but fishermen operating in South western Alaska. We can furnish any amount of fresh bait at all times. Ohm Fish X Packing Co.,, Cordoya. Alaska. NlStt
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17
Safe Deposit Boxes
 War Saving Stamps.

tndy's cypress meets all trains and steamers. Phone li3.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

CERTAIN-TEED keeps out the ain. BroSius & noon. t..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

ICE CREEPERS at J. l.. Graef's
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

CAMERA left at general delivery window in the Seward Postoffice. The owner can have same, by proving property, and paying for this notice.
 w. F.. Root, Postmaster. If.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

GET YOUR SHOES half soled with Monarch Oak. It has no equal, S1.75 q pair Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The atre.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

FOR SALE Sleeping cot and h. brary table. Inquire Gateway. TF,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-12-17

FOR SALE Three Dark Cross Fox es (MaleS) $350. These are young fox es. very hardy, uninjured and beauti- ful dark specimens.
 Phone or write Harry Johnson,
 Moose Pass Stn.,
 Seward, Alaska. D1?
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-28

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hag fng FIRE as sas1eA as gse1sAg3a
tasigs on account ef tl1e dfaag seeahIe.
ness asst III doars My Nra place Is
tho eSaEssst ana usssst pleasant sssiag
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large iarge fire places wfsiess #iil III
eenaosaate Enwion htaf use neveg ac~s
Fssafe thar Very small fire aY sticks
ard swiss burning hi III, Tlye entire
family sassa they nre isrge tuo} isa8
dies around III All enc place foegd
an cid nian bumped oysg tha aFuaiI
fire with an iron pipe flaftened ai
the farther ensi, thru which sar ssssaiei
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peasants Use very sasaail ssayes ~irIeil
will net accommodate much fssai, and
II must fse esst into pieces Aiatst 81
inches lnng before slaay can gFs II fss.
10 the stove I'll alsaost keeps era
busy saving and another feeding the
FIRE Ifae stoves are TOO small ia
heat a large room sa they pus ysss
ordinary bricks on fise stuse antis
they arr het and then pat tlfsssg en-
The floor nnoer their feet Their gsr
dens and fields are we'll kept, Gan.
rot understand hn@ they raGar mach
as the country seems ta be 4 aolid
bed of lime siarn sfssh Dniy six or
eight inches of soil On top and shas
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OF one thing they are careful sset
~ raise ary w.eesas, md Jet No cor.
Eaerx oil land HE idies Their little
fields are of sew acres and well cal.
tivateds Farmers are pfasssag nssss,
Tho other day i Roche started over
.in his craft. A fioek of American
and Frenck tilers went np after him
He sosis came down and In hurry,
tna.
Each day cssdearor To Ieari, d lit
lie more French aud do too. but 1t
is slow studying it oat OF book
The only way ii ta hear sIt spoken
and gain the pronunciation ard &C.
cent together. They have sa many
words and silent letters. then again
they join their words SO closely To
gether. or blend them sa that ore
can never recognize what they have
said By looking Ii, book for Ii.
Must stop now and gao some other
writing before Ii gets dark as my
light Is poor and We donse eyeryth thing
early so aircraft cannot bother ns at
night
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watsaen arc wearing mourning I aos
tied in the millinery shops the wiu-
laws are filled with Sregse trimmed
haas. feel very sorry Tor these pes..
lyie ard tittnk we are only doing eur
daty iii fighting for thesn. Every.
tsfng is strasge Ia us hut feel we
can soon ADJUST ourselves 10 cur en-
eironfnefafs. admire their pluck.
Talked with tao South Africans
Yesterday taressad in kilEissl on
their way home They haze heen tn
frem the start, each one wearing
three gold bars ON the left sleeve.
each star signifging q wound recefs-
ed in actian They had their dis
charges and we're, as tKey expressed
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papers Even though we are very
rear the theater, In fact looking
through the flys Of the stage, We
know less Of II than you.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-28
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Saturday. Fen. stss, 1919
This has been somewhat lore
sosns day, especially this afternoon
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do, fiaished nay work 81 nsssss In
complete so have srenf the after.
noon tinkering ori my watch and desk
clock. illuminating the afala, II Is
a ye.-g practical stunt as can then
read them at night without 4 light.
| understand the organization To
which Charlie Maxwell at Sioux City
ii attached Ss to move in here sonss.
He il rot with them Just now bus
hope he soon will f@. know their
medical officers and aii are very nics
fellows,
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watched with my glasses y number
of biz battle planes drogsing around
overhead. They arc big ores lsape
been TIT the gas caves and under the
big bridge spoken Gf in Callers as
the enc under whicf the soldiers
would march ard yell 10 hear the
echoes. III lis fine big stone bridge
OF three Spans and must be 75 or loo
fees high.
Yesterday sfternooa witnessed an
other big barrage fire. II Is highly
interesting II In sort of cxhiiaeas~
ing to hear these 75's ard 1855 no
whizging over ones head. One can
count from l4 10 % 2ccouds from
/ the time III the report of the gun 10
the time the dirt II seen 80 fly where
fha 1heIf 4,tseafS 10 {ss4tt q haaifhv
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will try now Went ap to SEQ the
Biv. Sarg. and around by another
to~n as,i back home in M army
truck. Had 10 get = couple overseas
caps t. weaf As hats nfe abolished
over here.
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to attaai meeting et the sarssaarss
and s.id.f't get hnsk nst..i neen and
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the first opportunity | have had 10
tiuisl,,
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day where the artillery ssept the
area with shells and the irfnnflQ sstis
noes just behind The cxpiodseF pro
jectiies Every thing Is done an s1he
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he done so or disaster will result.
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men advance ore II two ss,onsis t,c
,eon they wilt &c o. ~ sas hy their
own artillery hence the imperative
exactness. Stood pei4.asd 4. aE5 III 81.
and rs III, m. guns d.y tlctefe yasi.s,r-
aay. The conclusion il t.srce but
,itt as bad as ! had Thought them e
be. Tho conclusion Of the sxpiod5 ~
hell is verse and men hgge beer
known To be killed without . visible
mark on them.
Am trying to clean my town up 81
ii Will Be more sanitary when sum
Il ts,er comes II Is hard task when
one considers the modes OF living Of
these peasants They live more like
Y animals thar human. The same roof
shelters all the stock besides the
family, even pigs and chickens.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-28
EXAMINATIONS

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be held iii ths Goars isaosa u sssf
ksr. Thursday ana Friday tpaf 8 4,
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-03-28

Friday r NJ.
Here it is Friday and | haven't
finished yet but will try 70 do SO this
IF. NJ
Am very anxious to get my mail
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27

to
a Cootie runnn around big
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27

Charles f. Swanson. sugsrgrove. FA
Salvatore Toned, Furei, Italy.
Harry ]. Turgon. Brooklyn. n. Y.
George NJ. Weiser. Enon Valley, Pa.
Robert S. Weiss. Cohoes. N. Y.
Charles d. Wergert Altoona Pa
Isaac Westle, Philadelphia Pa
John Wilson. Philadelphia. Pa
Fred J. G. Whitman. New York n. Z.
Walter Zalenski, Toledo. Ohio.
Missing In Actfen-
PRIvATEs.
Benny r. Boyd. BrowuwocS. Tex
Elmer II. Carlson. Mt Vernon. wash
Edward Hoeppner. Hemlock, Mich
Lyle W. Nelson. Minneapolis. MINI
Samuel Nissenholtz, Ostrog, Russss-
Vincent Wroblewski. St Louis, Mo.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27

Earl z. Waugh. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Clarence E. Weiant, Allentown. Pa
Charles e. White, Sayre. Pa
Antoni wieczerek. New Brunswick,
n. J.
II. b. wilmington, Hadley. Tex
Arthur c. wylie, Buford, Ga
Prisoners
PRIVATEs.
John e. Williams. Widstoe, Utah
c. S. Brown, Waterbury. Conn.
Died from AeropIane Accident
L1EUTENANTS.
W F. Herrick, Brookline, Mass.
c. G. stephens, jr., Nashville. Tenn
Greayer Glover. Paris. France.
Edward Orr, Chicago, ILL.,
r. F. Day, Germatown. Pa.
c. T. Buckley. New Haven, Conn.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27
Killed In Action.

IN nsNA'na
Sergeant Joseph J. HumpL Ceve>
land. Ohio.
Died from wounds Received In
Action.
PRIVATES
Lemuel L. Johnston. Wallace. Te1a&.
Clyde 7. Perry. Royalton, III
Il. c. Summerby. Allenville, Mich
Ivan c. Walker. Rockford Iowa
Died of Disease
Second Lieut.. Francis NJ suider-
Wheeling, W. Va
Sergeant Robert J. Brown, Morr1soz>s
Wash.
Sergeant N. J. Smith. No next OF I'm.
Corporal Carl Grosskurth- Ridgeheld
Park. y. J.
PRTvATES
Jas. T. Abbott. Memphis. Tenn
Lawrence H Bean. Kingsvilles Tex
Chas. r. BedelI. Ocean Grove. n Il
/. J. BlanChett. Elk River. MINI
Worth j. Burleson. Bastrop, Tex
Milton G. Freer. Lockport n. Y
Edward Z. Fly. Canton. Ohio
Leon Huntowski, Chicago. Ill
VIM. ". Ipson. Beaver, Utah
George L. Krift. St. Louis, No
hODL T. MfAHoAENr i AtN lAFA~Hu -
VIM. 7. Miles, East St Louis. IN
II. r. Sawyer, Cherry Valley, n. z
Wounded In Action Cseverely-D
SerEt. Walter Jensen. New York
Ny.
Private y. II. Hiatt Portland. OreE.
Private C. W. Leavesley. Philadel-
phis, Ia.
Missing I'm Action
Corporal L. n. Lancaster, Alliances
Cal.
Corporal R R. Stuart New York
n. Y.
PRIvATEs.
A F Berghor. Fort Wayne. Ind
James w. Bragg. AhoN, KY.
Ora i. Hedrick. EenJlHnd, Ind.
Howard a He'll. Clarion. Pa
Clement A Hynes. DUfield. Mich
Harry j. Johns, Newark, Ohio.
Henry J. KarnatZ Akron. ". Y.
HopwOOd c. Klldow. Oakland. Nd
William J.. Mullens. Olcott. W. Va
Perry i Sink. Detroit, Mich
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27
Died From Accident and Other
Causes.

Died From Accident and Other
Corp. w. A Gainey. De FuniaH
Springs. Fla.
Private c. W. Overall. San Diego. Cal
Private W. 4. Wilson, Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Died of Disease.
sergt L. II. Seigel, Corinth, ". Y.
Corp. c. Wilder. Block City, Ohio.
PRIvATEs
Herschel Arens, Saratoga Ind
r. T. Finnell. Lewiston. Idaho.
Robert Ross, McNair, Miss.
Alvin c. Sheetz, Ckambersburg. Pa.
Jos. II. Smith, Scranton. Pa
Bill Williams, jr., Brownwood, Ga
Wounded degree Undetermined.)
Lieut.. J. f. Kers1, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lieut.. G. w r. Martin, Los Angeles,
Cal
sERGEANTs.
Alfred D. Domenico, Rome, Italy.
lee w Gardner. Florence, Nebr.
F. l. Goldsmith, Charlestown. Mass.
A. F. Hughes. Rice Lake, Wis.
Clyde r. Mccoy, nrumwright, okla
John F. Murray. New York, n. Y.
John d. Stewart. Altoona, Pa
A. Todisco, Jamaica Plain, Mass
CORPORALs.
Kenneth W. Abel. Portage, Wis.
John w. Dunno. New York, y. Y.
J. 3. Franey. Mount Pleasant. Pa
w. A. kamiske, Alpena, Mich.
Geo. "A. Kearns, Brooklyn, y. Y.
James Kelly. Youghel, Ireland
Russell p. Mowry, Derry. Pa
Earl T. Poole. Sails, Miss
Lincoln Porte, Nantucket. Mass
Joseph F.. PUndai Hostetter, Pa
John Purcell, Philadelphia, Pa
r. Wasserbach, New York, y. Y.
Harry A. Wicker. ALTOONA, Pa.
Samuel c. Zobel. New York. y. Y.
PUgler s Etts, Fleischmsnns. y. Y.
Wagner Fred De Drummer, New
York, y. Y.
Cook Michele Curtoni. Elk, Cal
PRIVATES.
Edw. p. Amsdeu, Oil City. Pa.
Frank Atkinson. North Glenside. Pa
Wesley NJ Barlow. Wausau. Wis.
Elmer Blank. Scottdale. Pa
Chester J Cambridge. Tyrons, Pa
Robert W. Chase, DonoTa. Pa.
James H. CIou. New York. y Y.
Joseph Conte, ST. Angelo, PasRnello.
Italy
Eugene Constance. St. Pietro in Qua
rano, Itsly.
James r. Dougherty. Allen. Okla.
Noel DouGherty, Hardy, Ark.
Clarence DrumhelIer. Shamokin, Pa
Harold Epstein. Sheffield. Pa.
Frank ". Faust. Glendale, y. 7.
James Fceley. philadelphia, Pa
John Galinski, Chicago, Ill
George Gallagher. Chester, Pa.
Dan W. Geppert, New York. y. Y.
Nincenzo Gioia. StrstfoUd, Conn.
Harry Glaser. Brooklyn, y. Y.
John E GogoIinskl. Chicago, Ill
Vim. A. Hayes, Otis. Colo.
Joseph Held. Pittsburgh, Pa
G radie Hodge, Hereford. Tex.
I George J. Hoev. New York, y. Y.
Fritz 9. Holzer. Chicago, Ill
Levi Jonas HOuts. IadysmiJh. Wis
Otis NJ. johnson. GrceusbUrg. Pa
Marius r. Juncas, Lawrence. Mass.
Merritt Douglas Jones. Kane. Pa
Edward Kaufman. New York. y. Y
William l.. Kelley. Altoona Pa.
Jose0h Kelly, Mount Pleasant. Pa
William keough. Philadelphia Ia
George +. KorsniCk. Donora- Pa
Joseph KiIIar. Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Anthony John Kulish. Tyre. Mich.
Charles Kyle. MenOminee. Wis.
William Landi. Cambridge. NJ As
John McG0vern, Brooklyn, y. Y.
W. r NcGOwan. Beaver Falls, Pa
Horton Mock. BoyeTtOwn. Pa
William p Mortensen, Suisun, Cal
Joseph NaChman. Philadelphia, Pa
Augie Peterson, Chicago, Ill
Charles SchoII. New York. y Y.
Dennie VI. Smith. Downingtown, Pa
August J. Snyder, Buffalo. y. y.
Herman Spilman. Battle Creek. Mich
William F Stewart, Winthrop, Mass
Joe Straka. Moore, Okla.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-27
Died of Disease
SERGEANTS,

Charles F. Balm, Uxbridge, Mass.
James NJ. Blalock, Ensley, Ala.
Karl H. Pitcher, Haverhill, Mass.
Elmer H. Faber.- Detroit, Mich.
Louis c. Glascock. Danville, Ill.
CORPORAIS.
Calvin W. Decker, Philadelphia, Pa
Jas. Boyle Whelan, New York, n. Y.
Tom Johnson, Richardson, Tenn.
Wagner Curtiss ]. Hansen, Alberta
Canada
Wagner Fred c. Taylor. Bippus, Ind
Cook Alfred E. Johnson, Blue Earth,
MINI.
PRIVATES.
Basil Z. Garner, Shady Side, Md.
Charles r. Geary, Hamburg. Pa.
Henry L. Goddard, Sevy, w. Va.
Geo. c. Guardenier. Hoboken, n. ].
Arthur Harding. Taylor, Pa.
VIM. F. Hausmann, Brooklyn, n. Y.
John Z. Hayes, Dorchester, Mass.
Walter Burton, Emporia, Kans.
Nathan Brown, Jacksonville. Fla
Jesse Broyles, East Lake. Tenn.
Frank Buras, Empire, La
VIM. Z. Burch, Columbia City, Ind
Harry L. Cron, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
William Epps, Pitts, Ga.
L. N. Finnegan. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Willie NJ. Goad, Sweetwater. Tenn.
Robert Hall, Norwood, Ga.
Jos. ]. Hennessy, Singac, N. ].
Jas. A Howard. Patterson, Mo.
Samuel Z. Howard. Riverton, Utah.
Lantus johnson. Philadelphia, Pa
r. w. Jones, Kramer. n. Oak
w. z. Kransz, New Memphis, Ill.
Ernest Z. Price, Snyder, Tex.
Early Edwards. Colbert. Ga.
Jas f. Edgemayer, Chicago, III
Mayous Sonnier. Basile. La.
Guy o. Stone, Hollywood, Mo.
1. F. Townsend. Connolly Springs,
n. c..
Armstead Ball, Edwardsville, Va
Floyd II. Barton, Youngstown, Ohio.
Lloyd Z. Black. Bemis. S. Oak.
BENZ d. Clapp. Whitsett, N. c.
Leonard Cunningham, Fort Mead,
Fla.
Frederick Dissett. Sandusky. Mich.
HERMAN W. DORR. LANGDON.
D. C
A. T. Ernest. Perryville, Nd.
VIM. J. Garrity, Derby. Conn.
Roy NJ Howe. Denver, Colo
Rufus r. Hubbard. South Hill. Va.
Jas. L Hughes. Norton. Kans.
A. F. Jefferds, West Topsham. Vt
Carl V. Johnson, Roslyn, S. Oak.
ROht. NJ. Joiner. Tickfaw. La.
Roy c. Jones. Columbia. Mo.
Emil Larson. Jewell. Iowa.
John A. Mckee. Cardiff. Md.
John l. Sullivan. Ashland. La.
Levi J. Vance. Big Creek. w. Va.
Llovd Williams, Memphis. Tenn.
D. f. Wing. Cumberland City, Tenn.
C. H. Wood. New Brunswick, n. ].
Gracen I. Wright, Alexander. Kans.
John W. Wright, Noting Hill. Mo.
Waclaw Zarnowski, Cambridge.
Mass
Donald u. Baker. Washington. Pa
Rube Barker. Logansville. Ga
Paul w. Browne. Mason, Mich.
Nernard CarnweIl. Manassas, Va.
Curtis Cornett, BoEana, Ky.
Lawrence Doiron. Fredericton,
Canada.
Ulysses s. Durham. Warren. Ark.
Walter f. Koch. Van Buren, Ark.
, John Kulenych, MayfeId. Pa
r. H Lawson. Cheboygan, Mich.
Henry BOYD, YoungsviIle, y. G
Peter L. Massey, TottenviIle. n. Y.
Louis F. Michel. Parnassus, Pa.
Osmund OsIand. Buffalo Center. Iowa.
LLOYD NJ. Smith, Knoxville. Iowa.
F. J. McCafrery. w. Philadelphia, Pa
Peter 4. Schragen, Ashland, Pa.
Samuel Schweiger. New York. n. Y.
Frank Sharkey. Philadelphia, Pa.
Samuel w. Smith, Spencer. n. c.
Arthur Tiedemann. jamestown. y. D.
/ Leslie Vandeventer. Chicago. Ill
Thomas b. Van Every. Evanston. III.
william r. Van Valer Akron, Ind.
Adolph Fercruysse, St Elmo. Ill
n. c. Waldeyer, Detroit, Mich.