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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
MENINGITIS IN l. R.
 NOW UNDER CONTROL
Army Officer Declares if Increase of Cases Traceable to Camp Pike
 Quarantine Will Be Ordered.
Especial to The Graphic.)

NSfeSlAL tO \ Ac aTHpHlcJ Little Rock, Jan. 18.-Meningitis in Little Rock and North Little Rock is reported we'll under control by Maj. J. c. Geiger, directing the United States Public Health Service work here, but if there is an increase in cases Taceable to Camp Pike, it is probable the city will be quarantined against the camp and be required to erect an isolation hospital.
 Smallpox cases are being reported at the rate of five day, Major Geiger said Saturday. The pesthouse is filled and disposition of new cases is caus- ing concern.
 Difficult to Combat. "We have found that it is too great Q task to treat each case in it's sep arate location. Were the treatment of these eases centralized in an isolation hospital, the results would be much better."'
 Sixty casessuf smallpox have been reported during the last IS days in Little Rock; 25 cases in North Little Rock. It is believed many cases have not been reported, and careful search for these is being made. Major Geiger would have the board of health adopt new regulation mak- ing vaccination compulsory. He said vaccination is the only means of keep ing the disease from becoming wide spread.
 Four Meningitis Deaths. Of 17 meningitis cases reported, Dr. Geiger's report shows four of these have died; six are now under treat ment and seven have recovered. Another "suspicious' case is under surveillance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO
 TWO ARE INJURED
Harry Bledsoe, Aged 12 Years. Per
 haps Fatally Injured When Hot Springs Train Strikes Auto.

When the automobile in which they were driving was struck by the passenger train from Hot Springs to Pine Bluff yesterday af- ternoon, Harry Bledsoe. aged 12 years, was seriously injured and W, Ivan Hankins. local cotton buyer, was severely bruised.
 The Bledsoe boy is considered in dangerous condition, having received internal injuries. but late last night was resting as easily as could be expected.
 MT. Hankins and young Bledsoe. who is his hrother-in-law. were go ing on hunting trip yesterday and had stopped the car near the tracks in the 14Oo block on West Fourth avenue. When the car was started forward the occupants did not see the train approaching until they were on the tracks. Both were carried to their home at 1501 West Fifth ave- nue, where medical attention was given.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
Morgan Asks for Assistance
 for Unemployed of the Citv
Stores May Be Asked to Cl ose at O'clock Each After noon That Many Local 1aborers May Be Given Employment Action T oday.

% I, order that great many labor
 rc in this city wno have Leen with acnt .enploment since the lccal indus r;a1 nlants were forced to close on ~ &ocount Of the lack of gas, may be agivnn work, an appeal was made Yesterday to Mayor Simon Bloom, Fuel Administrator H. I. kHolderness and M. D. Randolph, Eocal manager of the gas company, Zkor some arrangement weherby the florgan Veneer Company may oper- Ate it's plant, using gas as a fuel. n An investigation of the matter will |he made today by NJ. D. Randolph, gmho will submit his report to Mayor 8Rloom and County Fuel Administra- Tor Holderness and it is very proba- Shle that the local stores will be re- |huested to close their doors at f B'clock, giving no recess for noon bour.
 # Mr. Morgan appeared before Coun- &v Fuel Administrator Holderness, !kiayor Bloom, E. A. Howell, presi E,ent of the school board, Secretary f, B. Bloom, of the Chamber of Com kmerce and Mr. Randolph yesterday Afternoon, and explained the condi- Hons which exist among great
 nany of the employees of the various Industrial plants of this city. The
 Morgan Veneer Company has been elosed down ever since the gas sup bly was shut off from the industrial
 plants and as a result all of the day
 aborers of this concern have been Thrown out of employment. A mum,
 ter of them have appealed to MT.
 Morgan for assistance, stating that
 everal of them had only one meal
 day during the past week and ask
 hg for employment of some nature.
 Mir. Morgan stated that while the
 Ilosing down of his plant has cost
 lis concern considerable money,
 till his appeal was purely in the
 hature of a request for assistance for
 he various laborers of this city who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
SMALLPOX CASES
 ARE INVESTIGATED

Little Rock, Jan. 19.-Dr. c. W. Garrison, state health officer, who returned from Truman Saturday morning. reports the smallpox situa- tion in that town we'll in hand and declares that he anticipates no trou- bic in the enforcement of the com pulsory vaccination law.
 Dr. c. ". Garrison. ana Lieut.. A. NJ. Jones of the United Etates Pub lie Health Service. an expert vaccin- ator, went to Truman Thursday night where. it was said, there were more than 100 cases of smallpox.
 Lieutenant Jones was detailed for the vaccinating work bv Dr. J. c. Geiser. who Is temporarily in charge of the Federal sanitation work in Little Rock and vicinity during the absence of Dr. c. c. Pierce. who was directed to proceed to Alexandria to assist In combating meningitis which is said to be prevalent there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
CHRISTIAN LEAGUE
 THIS AFTERNOON

The Mems Christian oWrkers' League yill hold the regular Sunday afternoon services at the First Meth
 odist church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. T. M. Hooker will preside over the meeting and the ten-minute speakers will be Tracy Mills, J. M. Shaw and Dr. J. l. Norris. A mum Der of impromptu talks will be made and a large attendance is expected.
 The officers of the Mems Christian Workers League will meet this af- ternoon at the First Methodist church at 2.30 o'clock. Several im- 'portant matters will be discussed and all officers are urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-20
PNEUMONIA ~ J First call a physician. SS3
 Then begin hot SM M applications of E@NSh Sksep Little Body Guard in Your Aoa,e" >S s9yV NCKS VAPORUB6N1

ms city. but many of them are still cut of employment.
 The committee yesterday called John R. Munce5 general Manager of the gas company al Little Rock, over long distance telephone yestel> day and NIT. Munce stated that he IS Willing to agree to anything the Pine Bluff consumers want and will assist them in any way possible in the present shortage. He stated that II the people of this city are willing that the gas be diverted 10 the plant Of the Morgan Veneer Company he is willing that such action be taken.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

leans: r. P. Holt, New Orleans :;
l.. A. Dipple, St. Louis; j. =.
Fortinberg, st. Louis; U. O.
Philips. Birmingham, Ala; T. E.
Platt; A. j. Rosenquist, Weeks,
La; j. Sherman. New Orleans ;
Charles Wiggins, New Orleans !;
I. II. Greenbaun, New Orleans;
Roy Hillard, Laurelville, Ca;
Frank de Latour, New Orleans;
p. y. Swartz, New Orleans; E. T.
Taylor, New Orleans; E. F. Slay-
ton, New Orleans; J. A. Taylor,
Rayne; j. Blanchard. New Or
leans; Tony Machay, New Or
leans; L. H. Gintebaum, T. Talia-
faro, Lafayette; D. Bach, New Or
leans; Fred O. Douell, New Or
leans; Fl. M. Harrel and wife,
Houma, La: ID. Bulch, New Or
leans; j. w. Hartman, New Or
leans; j e. Lombard, New Or
leans: II. j. Buker, New Orleans;
l.. Hirschfeldt. New York City;
p. l.. Saunders and wife. Colum-
bus. o.; E. R. Harrell, Lafayette;
J. G. Lekir, Louisville; J. r..
Bishop, Selma, Ala; w. E. How
ell, New Orleans; Fl. s. Stuntz,
New Orleans; j. N. Brusch, New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ed
ward, St. Louis; w. Fl. Ennis,
New Orleans; D. L. Taylor, New
Orleans; G. W. Greenblat, New
Orleans; L. J. Derben. New Or
leans; A. J. Lobdell, Franklin,
La; Judge A. B. Coco, New Or
leans; John w. Steele, New York:
2. Pirtman. Memphis, Tenn, Lew
D. Prescott, New Orleans; Mrs.
). Lumt, Kaplan. La; C. F..
1omgberg. Denver, Col; H. r.
Ware, Richmond, Va: j. D. Fl.
'ley, Chicago. C. H. Harrington,
Houston, Texas; Strut Russell.
frankfort. KY; Louis Belfield,
Pittsburgh, Ca; e. A. Hebert
Beaumont, Texas; Andre La
argue New Orleans; R. Landry;
fiss Helen Moody. New York;
J. M. Smith, New Orleans: Mrs.
(. G. Stage. New liberia; G.. F.
forgan. Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs
Vikford and children, Bunkie.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
NEUROLOGY.

At midnight on Thursday
March 7th, 1918 at the home OF
her husband at Loreauville, oc.
CURED the death of Mrs. Louis
Suard, nee Helen Grand. Mrs
Suard was born at Fribourg,
Switzerland during the month of
January, 1S41, and settled in this
country when quite a young
woman. She resided with her
husband, Mr.. Suard, in the
Fourth Ward of our Parish tol
many years. and reared a family
Of five devoted sons and daugh-
ters, namely: Messrs. Felicien
Suard. Albert Suard Of st. Mar
tinsville and Mesdames John
Eldridge, Ferdinand Moulis and
Henry Grevet, besides a number
of grandchildren. Some two
months since, she was stricken
with an attack of appoplexy from
which she succumbed on the date
above mentioned. The funeral
was attended by large concourse
of sympathetic relatives, friends
and acquaintances on Friday
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev.
Father Solignac conducting the
funeral ceremonies.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
-W. -. O.--
DEATH OF NUMA BROUSSARD

Died, at the residence of Mr.
w. j. Valet in New Iberia on Sat.
urday, March I'd. 1913 at five
o'clock P. M. the venerable Mr..
Numa Broussard at the ripe old
age Of seventy-nine years. Mr..
Broussard was one Of the land
marks of the Parish and spent
the greater part Of his useful life
in the Fourth Ward. He was mar
ried to Miss Decuir who died some
fifteen years ago, and since the
death of his wife he has made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Valet
whom he regarded as his own. In
the year 1892 he served the peo-
ple of this Parish as the Clerk Of
Court and at the end of his term
was succeeded in that Office bv
Hon. Gabi Leblanc. During the
Civil War he served in the service
of the Confederacv as a member
of Company D, 18th Louisiana
Regiment and when Iberia Camp
No. 1888 United Confederate
Veterans was organized, he be-
came one Of its honored members.
He leaves to mourn his demise a
brother. ex-Mayor M. L. Brous-
sard of St. Martinsville, two Sis
ters. residents Of LAFAYETTE par
ish. The funeral which was in
charge of the Dauterive Under
taking Co. was conducted at the
Catholic church on Sunday last at
Eve P. NJ. and was LARGELY at
tended. the Confederate Veterans
being in attendance in body.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

Ex-Governor Luther E. Hall,
accompanied by Mr.. Dayries OF
Pointe Coupee parish. visited New
iberia and Jeanerette on Thurs
day. Governor Hall has many
friends and admirers in Iberia
Parish and his brave and de-
termined fight, when Governor,
against the sugar trust endeared
him to the Louisiana sugar plan
ers who have so long been vic
timized by that octopus. Rum
ors have it that he will be a can
didate for the United States SEN
ate against Senator Ransdell. The
distinguished visitor was most
cordially received in both towns.
-O--
$1,000 good secondhand brick
for sale. Apply to R. P. Rib
beck. ct.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
MARCH 10th WAR CON-
FERENCE.

On the occasion Of the big
war conference which will take
place in the Crescent City on
March 10th in response to the call
Of Governor Pleasant, it behooves
all the patriotic citizens of this
Parish to be present. A full pro-
gram will be announced through
the New Orleans press in few.
days. Tt is the intention that ev-
cry little hamlet have delegates
present at the conference on
March sixteenth.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

IN the South have not only been
profitable ventures for the own.
ers. but the greatest good is to the
community who take advantage
OF the opportunity at their doors
to raise the stuff and get good
prices for their products. 1t
means, in the first place steady
and profitable employment for
many who oftentimes have but
little to do at certain seasons of
the year, and the section in close
proximity to canning factory is
always prosperous as consa-
quence. Then there is an immed-
late demand for unused land and
thousands Of dollars are obtained
from soil that formerly was per-
mitted to grow into weeds be,
cause there was no demand for
the products. It looks like the
opportunity is now here and we
trust every owner Of land in the
vicinity Of New Iberia will grasp
the opportunity at once eand sign
the contracts, so as to insure at
all seasons. a demand for truck
that heretofore, in many instan-
ces, was a dearth on the market.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK,

Hotel Frederic.-Frank Sancho
New Orleans; Sidney Gilly, New
Orleans; Frank w. Smith, New
Orleans; F. L. Runned, New Or
leans, L. L. Wright, New Orleans
Miss L. Davidson, Denver, Col.
w. Fredericks, New Orleans
Alex Hillstrom, Shreveport; w. e
Arnold, Boston; L. N. Wade, Alex.
andria: Bert IA. T. Kinsin, New
Orleans; H. E. French. Baton
Rouge, Sidney E. Walker. At
lanta. Ca; J. P. Yutes, Dequency,
La; Mrs. F. Ritter and daugh-
ter, Abbeville; Charles K. Harris,
Denver, COL: R. C. Lucas, Hous-
ton. Texas: V. F. Bonin, West
Point; Fl. J. SNYDER, Cors. Ohio ;
w. J. Hebert. Shreveport; ]. B.
Herring, Arcadia T. J. Buker,
New Orleans; Fred I. Fritty,
Jennings; w. H. Shley, Chicago; !;
G. R Jones. Shreveport, La; Fl.
c. ellison, St. Louis, F. E. Ledy-
nick, Houston. Tex. E. Worstman.
Baton Rouge; R. f. Duff. New Or
leans; L. L. Wright, New Or
leans; Judge Simon. st. Martins
vile; Edw. Carrie. Morse, La:
II. T. Clark and wife, Alexandria:
A. J. Martinez. Baton Rouge. La;
G. A. Shaw, New Orleans; Fl. L.
Goldsmith. Dallas. Texas; D. l..
Warner. Atlanta, Ga; F. Michel,
New Orleans: "A. Schreber. New
Orleans; A. Decoux. New Or
leans; Muller Calauit, Shreveport;
]. Paul and children. New Or
leans; R. e. Duffy, New Orleans: !:
R. Iarail. New York: P. N. Mil
Ter. Jr., Birmingham. Ala: L. f.
Hall, New Orleans: j. A. Wayrins,
New Orleans; w. M. Harris. New
Orleans: 7. 8. Dalberg, Baton
Rouge: r III. Bordeaux. New Or
leans; w. J. Marmey. New Dr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

Mr.. Raoul Delast Of Morgan
City spent last Sunday here will
friends.
Mr.. Y. S. Dalberg of Bator
Rouge visited relatives here Wed
nesday.
Miss Marie Cage has returned
home from visit to friends II
Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Estorge
were visitors to Franklin Thurs
day.
Mrs. Rogers and little daugh
ter Nadine, returned Wednesday
to their home in Batson, Texas.
after several weeks visit with Mrs
R. E. Williams.
Mr.. Jeff Arnandez was a busi-
ness visitor to Loreauville on
Thursday.
Mrs. L. O. Hacker is visiting rel
atives in New Orleans.
Mr.. Albert Estorge returned
Wednesday from short business
trip to Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pharr and
daughter Anna Jane, have re-
turned from Brownsville. Texas.
We are inreceipt of a postal
card from Mr.. A. ID. Winters,
to the effect that he left New
Iberia last Monday, Mar. 4th at
4:3O A. M. and arrived at Beau
mont. Texas at 8 o'clock the same
afternoon. He found the roads
in bad condition in many pla-
ces, but despite that fact he and
his family enjoyed the trip.
Mr.. Henry w. Ortte spent
couple Of days here with his fam
lily after several weeks absence at
Shreveport in the interest Of the
Free Sewing Machine Co. which
he represents.
Mr.. Sam Cancilla visited New
Orleans this week where he spent
a few days.
Hon. Chas. E. Smedes was in
New Iberia for few hours on
Wednesday transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hensley of
Kansas, arrived here
some days ago to take up their
residence in our Parish. At pres
ent they are stopping with their
relatives, the family Of Mr.. j. w.
Wyche. Mr.. Hensley is a re-
tired banker of Kansas. His wife
S the sister of the late DR.. ellison
Harrison.
A front room for rent. Phone
No. 119 Weeks Street.
wv. S. S..
Yard Man Wanted to do gar
len and other work. Colored.
Apply to G. H. Brown, 42O Eas:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
PERSONALS


The friends of Miss Lizzie De
Valcourt will regret to learn that
she is critically i'll at her home
on Washington Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Spencer
Of Gueydan were visitors here last
Sunday. the guests of Mr.. W.
I. Spencer and family.
Miss May Bonnette was a week
end visitor TO her home in La
fayette.
Mrs. John Gebert and daugh-
ter Miss Lucie were visitors to
New Orleans this week.
Miss Lillian Soulier has re-
turned home from a visit to rela-
tives in Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Hacker
have returned to their home in
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Sandager
S1eft last Saturday for visit to
Marlin, Texas.
Mrs. John Tolson and baby Of
Lafayette is the guests Of her
mother. Mrs. N. P. Hanley.
Mr.. Piere Jubin spent several
days this week in New Orleans.
Miss Lucille Jennaro is the
guest of relatives in New Or
leans.
Mr.. Casus DeBlanc of Crowley
spent Tuesday here with relatives.
The Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary
met Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. j. P. Russell.
Miss Katherine Craig was a !
visitor this week for several days
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Willie Eckart and Mrs.
Paul LeBourgeois visited friends
in Jeanerette on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wall and
children have returned from sew,
eral months spent in Tennessee,
and are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Taylor.
Mr.. Victor Warce of Rayne
visited friends here on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Don Dulany of Lake
Charles arrived here Wednesday
to visit his parents for few days.
Judge Joseph A. Breaux of New
Orleans was visitor here this
week.
4 Miss Edith Avery of Avery Is
land is the guest of Miss Helen
Gebert.
Mr.. Edward Kyle returned
Monday from a short visit to
New Orleans.
Mr.. Jesse Taylor Of Rayne was
q business visitor here Wednes-
dav and Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Forgey returned
to Centreville having
spent the weekend here with rel
atiyes. II
Miss Mildred Weeks left Tues
lay for New Orleans after several /
weeks visit here with her par
ants.
Miss Rita Renoudet has re-
surned home from a visit to {
friends in Crowley.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
w. S. s

On Wednesday afternoon a
case Of much Importance in the
City Court was that of the City
versus the Southwestern Traction
and Power Company. The charge
was preferred against the mana
ger. Mr.. A. Fl. Smith, for ope-
rating the Trolley car with
ont DINNERS and it was made by
Mr.. John A. Buquor. It seems
that on Friday night Mrs. Buquor
together with a number of lady
friends were coming to New Ibe-
ria from Jeanerete in an automo-
bile and when reaching the Ga
jan property at the edge of the
corporate limits, the Trolley car
hove into sight with a binding
headlight. Not being able to see
where she was going, the lady ran
her car into the ditch, breaking
the machine and shaking up the
occupants to such an extent that
some of them required the at
tention Of a physician. When
the case was argued, some
witnesses testified that there was
no DINNERS on at the time the ac-
cident occurred, while Mr.. Smith
testified that the DINNERS were
on. At the conclusion Of the case.
the Court imposed a fine of five
dollars upon the manager of the
Trolley and stated that the City
Ordinance required that DINNERS
be on whenever they reached the
corporate limits. Tt was brought
out in the Court that all automo-
biles without DINNERS were also
the law. and steps will
be taken to run down the owners
Of everv machine who have not |
complied with the ordinance TO |
the satisfaction of the Court.
LOST-Between Petite Anse
and New iberia on Delcambre
road, automobile tire and carrier.
License No. 5779 attached. Re-
ward. Mrs. Andrew Leblanc,
Youngsville, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means to make
known to our neighbors and
friends our grateful appreciation
to them for services rendered
during the illness and death of
our beloved husband and father,
Mr.. E. j. Berard, which occurred
on March Sd, 1913.
Mrs. E. J. Berard and Children.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

See Fisher & MURRAY for real
estate. They have on their list .
number Of rood properties at rea-
sonxble ratoo.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

Rubv-My-T y-Tism-Antiseptic, Re
lieves rheumatism, Sprains, Neu.
ralgia, Etc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

WANTED A furnished house
in good neighborhood. Apply to
j. j. Voolfolk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
w. y.
To Cure Q Cold In One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine. II stops the
Cough and Headache and works of the Cold.
Dfuggists fefund money II Il fails 70 cure.
+. w. GROVES signature on each bcx. 30c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
SO YOune TEXAS MULES FOR SALE

IL Broke balance unbroke they good Cotton and Corn
MuIes and in good condition Haxs than IN Rnse New
iberia - 49, - ssrs -. - e. .50A1n0W
Phone 1o3, New Iberia u.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09
FOR SALE

Two nice comfortable homes.
one on st. Peter Street. the other
on Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-03-09

Yard Man Wanted to do gar
den and other work. Colored.
Apply to G. H. Brown, 42O East
Main Street.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
MINNEHAHA SOCIETY HOLDS
PUBLIC MEETING

The Minnehnha Literary society, un
der the direction of Mrs u. Marie sci.
sor, gave the first open program OF the
season In the United States Indian
school auditorium Thursday night.
The program rendered was highly ap.
preciotcd aud the young ladies deserve
credit for choice of selection aud man.
ner OF rendition. The proposition de.
batcd upon was Resolved, That the
motion picture detracts, rather than adds
~ the appreciation Of the masterpieces
OF literature Judges selected were
Dr.. A. T.. Wedge superintendent Reu.
ben u. Perry and DR.. Ross by very
small percentage the Affirmative won.
/ DR.. Wedge announced the decision OF
] the Judges aud won the gratitude OF
the contestants by his congraiuletory
/ remarks. The entire program follows:
! song, 'Our Answer TO the Nation :
/ Call Elizabeth Garrett society.
! lmpcrsonatiou, Mammy's Little
Boy III. :. Edwards l-fclicita X,
| Padilla.
Debate, " Resolved. That the motion
i pictures dctract. rather than add. to the
appreciation Of masterpieces OF liter.
nture Affirmative Marie Romero
Grace fo"hrco. Negativc-Daisy Thorn
as. Mollic Analla.
Piano Duet, "Fanfare tG. aossini)
Alice Hardia and Kate paisano.
! Play No Girls Admitted " IL. Hart
man Eight Girls. Characters-H -Har.
I old, Stella santiago; Dorothy, his sis.
ter, .Josepha Ray; Robert, Ruth raisuuo;
/ Mauris. Bcninn Nuilo: kvcrtt, Annie
/ Thompson; Grace, Gertrude W. Lente;
| Louise, Marcc!ina Chavez; Christian,
Nav Gucu.
song, "Blow, Bnlmy Breeze ''--Dou.
/ blc Quartet.
, Paper, Minnchuhu Omcmc Kate
Puisnno
I Grafton. Minnehnhn, the Maid Of
/ Mystery Alice Bsgay.
song, Minuchaha Society.
! Tablcuu.